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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-08

GLORIOUS News FROM MARYLAND.-The
returns received from the Selection held in
Maryland on Wednesday indicate majority
of at least $4,000 in favor of a Convention
and the work of the Convention when it assem-
bes is to rid the State at once and forever of the
blighting curse of slavery. All honor to the
glorious old commonwealth We feel proud
of the privilege of calling her mother.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-08


NEW York SANITARY FAIR.-We are un.
der obligations to Mr.. A. STRAUSS, of the
Star Clothing Store, for a copy of the New
York Herald of Monday last. It is double
number, and large portion of its ample col.
umns are devoted to a description of the
great Sanitary Fair now in operation in that
city. 1t was opened Monday with impressive
and imposing ceremonies, the pageant exceed
ing in magnifcence anything ever before wit
messed in the city, which is Doted for its pub
lie displays. Says the Herald f:
"The Metropolitan Fair is a grand concep-
tion grand, not alone in its Object, but in
the magni6cence in which it is gotten up
The wonders of the Crystal Palace pale be.
fore the splendor of the extraordinary exhibi-
tion. Layishness of expense, liberality that
knows no bounds, and a fund of charity,
which is always living and active in this CON-
munity, are the characteristics of the enter
prise but " the greatest of these is charity"
1t is almost incredible that our people, af-
ter contributing to the war thousands of mil
lions of money and hundreds of thousands of
nSA oASSA 4uAHAoAAH5 PAANdl0
al sources hundred millions for the outfit of
soldiers, should now be able and willing to
supply, through the means of fairs, abundant
comfort to tie soldiers who have suffered in
the cause of the country.
The vast amount of wealth concentrated in
Palace Garden, on Fourteen street, may be
calculated from the full description given in
cur columns. 1t is poured in from all parts
of the State and New Jersey, although of
course our own city furnishes the largest por-
tion of it. Europe will also speak its sympa-
thy for our wounded soldiers by magnificent
donations Of works Of art and other materials
Paris, London, Berlin, Hamburg, Zurich, Dus-
seldorf, will be represented and it is fact,
not without significance, that while the agents
ofthe Southern Confederacy are bafled at all
points in their application for sympathy and
recognition, the people of the great European
cities ore giving evidences of their substan-
tial sympathy with the cause of the North |
by literally contributing to the assistance of
Northern soldiers"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-08
Public Sale.

FFIHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction at his
4 residence ia Berlin Township ~ miles east OF
Delaware, on the Berkshire road, on
MONDAY, 18th OF APRIL, 1854,
variety Of Personal Property embracing in part the
following:
Three head of Horses, three COsOs, eight
head Of Steers, sirty-eight head of good
Sheep, one Wood Sasoing Machine,
one Wagon, combined MO,0ing
and Reapiny Machine,
at time of sale. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock m
April 8, 1s64-1t. D. NJ. COWGIII., Jr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-08
Quarterly Report

OF the First National Bank of Delaware County Of Del
aware, and State Of Ohio, showing its condition on
the morning Of the first day Of April 1854. before tbs
transaction Of any business on that day:
RE-SOrpfEG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-08

n EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT DELAWARE
~ Ohio. on the 7th OF April, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-08

By RElD \ EATON, their AtI'ys, Pia
April s, 1s64-8cw. SI2,5o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
sItuaflon Al NashriIie.

Hood has made smother fatal bIunder,
and severely has be beea punished.
Misunderstanding the retrograde move
ment oi General ThoAAs army from Pu-
Iaskl toward Nashville, be pushed for
ward vigorously, and finally, on Wednes.
day afternoon, baased against the col
umn under General Seho6eld ut Frank.
lin. The rebek massed their corps aad
attacked with great impetuosity, but
were brayely resisted, and in every in
stance repulsed- They suffered severe
by, losing 1900 killed and wounded, and
1000 prisonesa This is one-seventh Of
Hoods entire force. The battle, which
is represented as one Of the most hotly
contested of the var, lasted until AFTER
dark, wbea the rebels withdrsw. Our
fofees during the night fell back toward
Nashville, FOR the purpose OF selecting .
better position Our whole army was
not engaged, but what the precise force
under General Sehoheld waa, we are not
able to state. Our loss was inside Of
one thousand. The disparity in The
losses Of the opposing forces is account
ed for by the fact that the Union army
fought from behind works, while the
rebels were massed and thrown against
our guns. 1t may seen strange
that General sehoheld should fall
back after repalsing the enemy, bat il
will not 50 appear when Gen. Thomas
plans shall be fully developed. The
strategy diplayed looks not merely 70 the
repalss Of Hood, but to the destruction
Of bis army lf he shall follow Mp his
| plans, bis destruction will be accom-.
/ plishsd; and the nearer 10 Nashville the
hual battle is fought the more decisive
will be the result, and the less expens-
/ i've the victory. Thomas gains strength
every mile be falls back. Hood, on the
other hand expends strength aud incurs
risks every nile be advances. Il is pos.
sible that Wednesdays experience may
cause the enemy 10 abandon bis pur.
pose and to seek 20 retire, but we mag
ine that he will find Il difficult 10 &c,
away He evidently undsrestimatsd
/ Thomas forces, as he did Sherman =
AFTER bis adventure north Of Atlanta,
and we hope il will prove too late for
him 10 escape the consequences of his
error. The dispatches II hand at this
writing indicate that Hood did Dot seek
= renewal Of the engagement yesterday
bat nevertheless battle Is expected q
few miles soath OF Nashville. II thin
should occur We may expect decisive
vietory--and such victory in that po
aition would be the destruction Of Hood
army. The importance Of this result ia
the present state Of affairs, with ShsrmA AZ
sweeping through Georgia, and lie,
trembling before Grant is apparent
The situation in Tennessee Il hardl,
second, In point Of Importance 10 that il
Virginia. A decisive victory over Hoo
would be equal to victory over Lee
We estimate Hood force at $4,000 IL
regard to Thomas We may remark tha
il Is not inferior either in numbers Of
material - Gin Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
OYSTERS.

aOvss No. Is, First Street, Essns sSiSai Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

MoRE VnLArST.-Last Thursday night
says the Sullivan Democrat of Thursday,
the dwelling of Mr.. Phillip Pirsls was
entirely destroyed by FIRE, together with
ell his household furniture and over
$500 in money. 1t was discovered about
IL o'clock at night, barely time for the
inmates to escape. Mr.. Pirtle lives
some eight or aine miles from town, in
Jefferson township That ID vas the
work of an incendiary there can be no
doubt. Some two or three nights pre-
yiously, we understand, his house had
been fred, but he aroused before It had
made much headway, and succeeded in
putting it out What the motive Of the
incendiaIy Was we have not heard.
Only the Sons of Liberty al work
again. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
U. s. PROPOSALS.

oFsfcE OF U. 3. CoHNlsssRr or SUBSTANCE,
Ha al ktausvills, Ind.s Dec. LIST. 1854
seAlel proposals, in duplicate, vii Be rscsivsd
~ this ofsica anti Il O'Clock n. necsnber ISth
lisa. for the following commissAry stores:
1000 Barreis Ffour-Choies EKtra, IL
barrels, fail had, lined, ssasiag brand and fur
nishlng samples q at least twe pounds
10000 lbs Potatoes IN barrels, full head
lined, or reserved Eunny sa1ks.
$4,000 ihS Bacon shoulders New
smeksd, in strOng strapped boxes esssainIng 100
$4,000 lbs Clear Bacon sides Hs~
Smoked. in strong strapped boxes or casks. Par
ties sin state The ktAd % packages they propose
$4,000 las Hominy. kiis dried, In h&rrsIa
lined.
Aiso: For the supply Of FRESH Beef to the c.
G-neTzl Hospital. and the troops recsivinz sup-
piss AZ this post commencing on Ghs iseh o.
n~senahsr. 1864. Add eading On the nrst dsy Of
March, l5s5. Said Bssf to be from steers 70 b
fvs y-Ars Old sHd ever, 10 w~irh-ust--@ach rot
less than SOC n The Best 70 - sound and whots-
some, with nscks, shaRks, aud Kidney tAIIow *
riaaed.
Al articles to be az the bsss quality, and 70 +,
delivered free Of sxpsnss 70 che United states ff
drsyage. &c At the T. g. Subsistence sterskouss.
~ the time specified IN tbs proposal No sxtAl-
sien q time Of dslIsery VII be granted on ax5
account whatever.
Actual tArs Is required in all sAses; to the raas
10 exception viii bs made undsr any eireanstan-
ees Whatever.
CooperAg. must Be Of the best kisd, and every
pscksge must BE IN nrft-rAse shipping order.
Ne charge Scr packages allowed.
Marked samples Of each article must AecoupAuy
the proposals tsxceYs for re&t.h and must - re-
ferrrS TO thsrsin.
Ali artieiee vSli Be carefully izspscted By an In
spaeforon the part q the United States, an6 20
article will Be resolved paid for until is has
paassd this insp~etisn. and . certificate 60 thai
eject has been attached 70 the original bill
Zach package must have marked 81 IL, distinct-
u AnG plGialy, the aud address Of the seller
the nana Of the article, the gress, tAFe and net
RFoPeszls viii be received fsr the whole o. EDr
&ny part Of the Quantities required.
A copy q thiS s5vertissaens Ia slip from a
newspAp@rA must Be attached 10 ssch proposal
Blank proposals. viii Be furnished .. this eeses.
PrOposals must Be snelosed in q sealed envelope
addressed 70 The undersigned aud eD6orsed "a PTo-
poSAls for Subsistence Stores
PAymsntS 20 he made in szch fauas a. my be
sGpplisd D. tha Treasury qf the United Stztss-
eheeks for Certificates sf Tndsbsednsss
The night IL reserved 20 reject Aar or All pror.o
sails If such 3 course shoEl6 be deemed BY the ~
dsrsixnei tor tie bsns6s sf the GoEerun,nt
Proposals. AUST ss signed By the pArties thsza-
selves, and act By clerk. sgsafs, &e
Bidders are Invited 20 be present at the Opsafnx
Of the bids. FL EHRMAN
dscs-td CemmissAry Of sGhsisssnes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
The Wood pemonstralIOn.

The wood demonstration to-day, I'M
less the weather proves very unfavor-
able, promises TO be, in the classical
language Of President Lincoln, big
thing" Already enough farmers have
signifed their intention to come With
their wagons to make the procession
one OF the largest ever seen in the city,
and numbers will come whose names
have not been obtained. In order to
prevent confusion, the following has
been agreed upon as the
ORDER OF PRooEssIoS.
The wagons from Union aud Perry
townships, and the coal wagons from
the Bodiam Mines, win be formed on
Water street, between the Steam Mill
and the Blue Warehouse, under the
directionpf John Greek, ESQ, as Mar
shall. when formed, the procession viii
proceed up Water street to Sycamore
and out Sycamore to Fourth, reporting
there by eleven o'clock for further
orders.
The wagons from Germaa and Arm
strong townships will orgaaiGe at th'
Lower Market House, under the direc
ton of Captain Darling As Marshal
These wagons will then move dowI
Third street to Main, reporting there 70
further orders at eleven o'clock
The wagons from Center and Scot
townships will be organized o. Mali
street near the depot, under the direc
ton Of Sheriff Farley, and await furthe
orders.
The wagons from knight aud Pigeo
townships will assemble at the Uppe
School House, under the direction 3
DIR. Kennedy. Proceeding up Third I
Mais, they will wait further orders &
that point
The Grand Procession will start pre-
cisely at ii O'Clock, led by the fAmou
Crescent City Silver Band. It will NOV
down Main street to Water, up Water I
Gum, out Gum to Second. down sscon
to Division, out Division 10 Third, u
Third to Locust, out Locust TO Seventh
up Seventh to Market Space, where d
wood will be unloaded.
After depositing the wood the farm
ers will at once proceed to Mozar, Hal
where they will partAke Of q HnbstAnsiI
dinner supplied BY the ladies of OF
city
Those bringing in produce Of any de
scription will deposit the same at th
store of ]. p. Elliott, on Main stree
near the Washington House.
Citizens preparing articles for Il
dinner viii please have their baske
properly labsled) at Mozart Hall yb
o'clock.
up. ELLIOTT,
Chief Marsha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
Letter from Capt. Klinek.

LoUIsvILrE, KY., Nov 30, 1864
Editors Evansville Journal:
Always foremost are the good people
Of Vanderburgh Goanty in every work
wherein the soldiers or their families
are to benefited Ny heart ia rlade glad
70 knew that yon are soon 40 have a
farmers procession, to bring in wood,
eoal, &c, for the use OF soldiers fami-
lies. God bless the good people for
thus taking steps to keep warm the dear
ones st home. IL win not Only bring
Joy and comfort to 1he wives and child
rem Of the soldiers, but will cheer the
heart aud make str ong the arm of the
boys in blue" I hope-nay, know
the demonstration will be one that you
all will be proud Of / would much like
to be at your city on the occasion, bal
/ business will pr event Give to the PEG
pie who may assemble ny best wishes
News here IS dulI look out for goes
news from the front in a few days
Goodbye. joss G. KLIscK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

p% Tie Metropolitan Gift Book Store
is, clearly, tie place to buy good book
You can get there any book that is pub
hshsd at Cincinnati prices, and receive
a valuable gin At the same time, rauy-
ing in value from Soc. TO 500. Nun
bers of our citizens have already drawn
valuable gifts there, and the crowds
every day proclaim, by their presence,
that The gift system IS .he only true way
10 carry on the book business.
Remember ell books are sold at pub
fishers prices. A good boy can get a
situation there If he comes well recon-
mended.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
Cedron Bitters

ope trial and yen viii ncgrr MSS any others
it = nut uecszaary 10 publish ! fon,S H., -.
rasrs ~ v hieh the ttafen Hitters arr 4 suscfae
~ al dlseaess Of the STOMACH. how
SIS LIVER OR KIDNEYst
tu ali ageetfons Of the HRAI nj r.KsH.s
Nc GP0N DEnANGEMENT OE
Isile sIosIA CH on HOWELst
u GOVT AitEUMATIsm ANn NEE-
HALEfAt
Aaa a. FEVER AND AGUE,
. = asstiuti . supercede all other sssaedf.. IA
qss efiy cures fhass disease, hat ID YnEva.Ts
fhsHas
A vine glass fall Of the Bltfass taken an zen,
beipre zach aea vii abviate the lli sfsots on ths
Hsast anhaalthY elimats, aud screen the p.rsoa
taaieE u against disease under the aost trvIns
eqpsafes.
saldby Druggists and Groosss generally.
Sc pr, JOHN HOLLIS Principal cfaee. Finh
stroai, Lauisyilla, ~.
soia ~ PETER vIERLIza.
tehs sole Agent. Evansville. TAD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
Dyspepsia,

- - enendaat train Of symptams, q acts mere
shArm than iaedicine. There fs nothing
W ne range q the Materla Medioa that for mo.
~ M ttAr comparison With Il ia this disease
tali Accent OF this sOuaeffal piant NAV he
eund m ne lith edition d the u. y Dlspensato-
~ psgrs lssT and lsss
series % exferifnen T. "a which Or. Bull has
. : ~ years sngsred has tusi bcen brought 10
sacase-iet terri iiai I'm and BE- l. nov enabled 10
~, 81 ~ PEE - sanibinstlop Of Cesiran, with
p,st li!siify a gsppsF distilled Bourbon whisky
'aeA he y e.sntdeui has no equal In the World
might Furnish vols me 81 certificates. hat
AHtiie hAsa long sinca learned 70 estimate
@sAEs a fhelr ffuo value The safest pian 4, far
ven one q tsst 81 himaetf The virtues OF pevs
madieius Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
J. P. ELLIOTT,
Chief Marshal.

B6s- Col Bell, late Of the Gait House,
Louisville, has, we understand, pur-
chased the lease and fixtures Of the
Bates House, Indianapolis, Mr.. Holton
retiring SLATE Sentine!
We are right glad to hear it, in the
hope that the excerable and pesiilentiAl
management of the late proprietor is
ended. Col Bell won an eaviable repu-
tation during his connection with the
Gait House in Louisville, and will no
doubt restore the ancient prestige of the
Bates.
We think we shall indulge in q visit
to indianapolis, thing we have not done
since last New Years Day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
eonparna Pss,er.n % VIVA cherry

ess heeoFne : housshold word throughout the
Vest aud South aud his Worm Losenees In iess
than war AFTER their introduction, attained =
grputstioa wide spread - the continent ii
a orth America RHt i5e COW ing glory % ~.
~ rettsi~ g. - attainea IN his Aaiest discovery
= raiaar essalinatous fof h. daes net claim 10
haFe t.. the diseoverer Of CEDRON, which e the
haste 81 the hitteTs nov offered 20 the puhllc.
thai honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants ef
tcattal America tcaNhom its virtues have hann
ene"n ior more than I've hundred years A. Il
Nith ~ Tue Indian tsas defiance 60 the mosi dead
y nasl@f.a aud handles without feAr the Tsost ven.
etAesss refienis. IA = q belleI with them that
shiA ssere + hFcAth iefs IN the body, thu ccdros
y feseh te cnre, no matter What N. disease Nay
h.
- wis ~, Bull i not prepared % indorsc this
Rtsafafant Tfrtsusion, h. L nevertheless saiis-
psa sa'slA tnssroueh examination Of the evidence
ffA4} % - stripes, that ~ = remedy and pre-
whiAis w NF at diseases arising IRON exposure.
etihef 70 sac ehsnees 81 weather and csmate OF 10
ths miAsH,Aiie iRauouoes, Il stands without ri.
val, and JUSTLY DESERVES the reputation H has 80
seAs eaioFh4 IA Cessrsi America and the West In
A&.si
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

New PRoyosT sMARsHAI- -Alvah
johnson, of this city, has been appoint
ed Provost Marshal III this District, rice
Capt Blythe Hyaea, promoted BY the
people. Capt johnson viii make a
popular and efficient officer. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

30 The large store Of Schhpker 4
Bussing's and the way ii is being ar
ranged inside, Is the admiration Of the
travelling public. The large stock OF
goods, the variety in the styles, aud the
uniform prices, are the universal re-
marks OF the day. $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

CoRREcrIoS-In a notice aeknowI-
sdging the prompt payment of the in
surance on y barn burned in an ada
cent county, the type made the amount
paid 500 1t should have read $4,000
1t was paid by the Sinnissippi Company.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

CREscEsT cIrY BAND, ArrESrIoS!--
You are requested 70 meet, promptly,
this morning, At the Band room, at half
past 10 c'elock, to take part in the wood
business. G. W. WARREN. Leader.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

Beware - There are several speei-
mems Of street peddlars prowling through
the city, selling needles and other articles
that can be bought cheaper at regular
business houses. Such men are often
burglars, seeking knowledge Of houses
70 rob Bewure Of them. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

s6S- The Terre Haute Journal says
that the eountry people of Vigo county
are organising to protect themselves
from the depredations Of the horse thieves
nov infesting that region.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

"TmE GUsBoAr - An enterprising
individual has singnlar-look craft
moored at the island, in the. Wabash
River, just above the Merom ferry. II
ignores State linea, by aiming TO keep
Just % the line. The proprietor owes
allegiance to neither Illinois nor In.
diana, but thirsty topers from sither
State can be accommodated thereon At
cheaper rates than where vendors have
70 pay tax and license. How the cus-
toners reach thu "gunboat" is more
than We can say. The name may be
derived from the particular brand OF
whisky sOld.--SHItipas Democrat
We had an idsa that the Jurisdiction
Of one State or the other extended oxsr
the islands Of the river; bat il may mol
in Sullivan county. a s.dis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

DR BLANKS ITcH CERArE-A sure
and speedy cure for this perplexing dis
ease, price so cents jar. A single jar
will produce a permanent cure. without
Inconvenience to the patient
kELLER i WHlrK,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for
evansville Nov2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

sg= asnsmhsg thai ], J, COINS sas
.staek of Dry Gosds Is hsing sold At aGe-
tisn every Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urday morning and evening; also, every
Friday evening: all Of the time at pm
vate sale. hiram Nelson attends to the
auction sales. Be on hand, if you want
bargains. Corner OF Main and Third
streets, at Fl. Nelson's auction room.
Nov. 2o-IW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03
INDIAN MEDICINES.


Cure
- a'faaiaa o-ys fav Efss4sa.srrhsa, ssasaa.
hsaAHss Aaaiarsai hatissoHs and al aisssss aaus.
~ n seyJ1giHfseus s'seA Lessa( Mesnarv Usssr.
al Lassafads. fziss - ae Back Disarss n pisisa
lfsaa1fars I'D Agss Hsaa Nerves, Tdts.ns af
tssaaAtHg, Ifsatiag, Hatsfsiasss Eyuplssus 90 ~
feoef fsis tnstpssaaaoe, fnsanag Consala,isoa ana
~ - D.ssfsf tsHpiafzfs oasssa b. degrading NON
~ psfA ~ fialirs
, this medicine l. simple vegetable extract,
.N9 ene ~ which All can rely, a. ID has baan used
- Cur pfactins Tor mabs ysefs, and With tbaus.
enas treated. Il has act f4ilsi Ia single instance
lts eEsNiiss pesers have bees sun eient % rain
victory afsf the mott stubborn ease.
ssrfo ihoss who have trif.d With fhslr oonatf-
tatlau, untll they think thsH1ssivss b.Sond IL.
ress af neeicai aid, Ne uonfd sag, Dssyaiy s.aff
ihs tnfRpEEH CuhA VII restore yoa 10 haalsIs
AL slgerr aud aitgf al qaack doctors have faA1ff
2 Tor 1Hlt T'aftisulzrs, got CirealaF frsaa any
bfuE STORE 10 the country, - writs the fropris.
iefsf Nhq vii sail free toAny ds1iriaK ths sane,
a inll tteatiss y pamphlet fassn.
~ Prices, ~ PEE bottle or thFus bottles for s.
aus fefyaFesd b. Exprass % al parts o. the world
So SOLD by all Fezpsotsbls drnKxlsts every
wbeFa
DR.. w. r. Merwin & Co
No. 90 Liberty Street. New YORK.
sold N Evansville ~ wm nlsrboweF and
- All druggists stsfywhsre. fFskIedawiY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

No BARRELS-We did not see any
barrels of nails among the freight landed
here yesterday BY the Glendale, bat
there were 500 kegs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

H6- Hon. James C. Robinson, late
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Illinois, has been drafied.-Terre Hdute
Journal a1a sa
We reckon he win resign.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

n3- Uncnrrent money, coupons, de
mand notes, and gold and silver, bought
and sold at the Continental Bank.
A@ka Dec 2,3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-03

BoARDERs WAsTxD.--Twelve or fifteen
gentlemen can be accommodated at Mrs,
F. A. Young's, on First street, between
Vine and Division. NOv2S-lw