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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
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Lt.t of Appointments Tor Messfs. Al
len and AIbIaek, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis
:FIet.
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Mon
day, Sept 5, at II P. NJ, at the Court
House.
Vaudeville. Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept 6, at P NJ
Poseyville, Posey County, Tuesday
Sept 6, at 7 r. NJ
New Harmony. Posey County, Wednes-
dag, Sept 7, at P NJ
Mt Vernon, Posey County, Thursday
Sept s, At p w.
Black Hawk Mills. Posey County, Fri
day, Sept 9. At | P N
School House. near White House, Per
~ Township, Vaud-rburgh County, Fri
lag, Sept. 9 al 7 P. VI.
Cyprpss Dale, Union Township, Van
I.rburgh County, saiG=--. sept. ~, a
p. ~
Lamasco, Vanderhureh County, Sat
arday, Sept 10. at II Z. NJ
Henry Becksr's, G"rman Township
Vandprbargh County, Monday, Sept. II
at N.
Peter Bohn's, Center Township
Vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept. IL
at P. M
Newhurgb. warrick County, Tuesday
Sept II, at p NJ
Yankeetown, Warrick County. Tues
day, Sept 10, at 7 p NJ.
Crowville, Warrick County, Wedne'
day. Sept IA. at / p n.
LynnviIle, Warrick County, Tharsda.
Sept Is, at p. ".
Millersburgh, Warrick County, Thur
day. Sept Is, at 7 r NJ
Boonville, Warrick County, Frida
Sept lG, at p NJ
ane 22dAwtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01


s1y- The Journal says that the Times
declined " TO pnblish The Constitution
and Ritual Of the Union League except
as an advertisement The Journal edi-
tor knows this TO be a fasehood A
committee Of The Union League, Of
which Mr. MeNsaly WAS one. wrote Us
asking at chat price we would publish
the document. We replied at our usual
advertising rates. We would have been
a pretty tool to publish il for nothing
when We were offered pay for il Yet
We inserted il twice when our contract
was to publish i! once - Times.
The committee did not ask the editors
Of the Times any such thing. They asked
them ION scha terms" they would pub
lish 50 much had been said In the
Times in condemnation Of The League
that the committee expected Of course
that that paper would publish the Consti
tuition and Ritual Tree Of charge, espe
cislly as the Journal had published dyt
or ak times as much matter for the Son
Of Liberty--the T.mes's Order" free
gratis, for nothing. without charging
cent" Their astonisbmeut was great Of
being charged regular advertising rate
for the publication. The bin was rsr
dsrsd and will be paid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

MEs opGAANF NoAANAs
The State Of Indiana appears to con.
tain 9 larger proportion of unmitigsted
s'seessiou sympatbiz RS than any other
one of the protess~dly loyal States, aud
IL Congressional delegation on The Dem
acratic side of the House Of Representa-
ives. headed By Mr.. Voorhees,, Vallan-
diKham's Lieutenant, IS just such "a
might be expected from sven coustitu-
eney. The credit Of the State was large
~ redeemed, however, BY having among
tts representatives Mr. Schuyler Coliax,
whose capacity, intellscta and parliament
.ry knowledge elevated him to the
Speakers chair. where his impaTtiaiity
N administering the rules of the House
vas reeosnizrd even By political enc
mies. Mr.. CoIfax has been renominated
Tor Congress in the South Bend District,
and it was to be hoped that all parties
would have coneurred in the nomina-
ton, and given him . unanimous re-
election. Bat it seems he is altogether
too loyal and respectable gentleman to
suit the views of the JEFF Davis faction.
whieh has consequently trotted out one
Of its own champions in the person OF
Mr David Tnrpie.
OF course we know nothing whatever
about this Mr. Turpie except that he
was defeated in the contest against Mr.
Colfax at the last election; but the fact
of his being the nominee of Conven-
ton where speeches were made in favor
of an immediate and unconditional
peace" where our brave soldiers we're
declared to be engaged in waging ian
unholy war against our Southern breth-
rem where the effort to preserve the
nation from dissolution By traitors was
stigmatized AS "a crusade against the
liberties and dearest rights of our Sout :
ern brethren and as ''au infamous con-
test, is sufficient in itself TO point him
out as an unfit person to occupy a seat
IN the Aoor oil Congress, much l@ss TO
take the place OF such a loyal and up
right representative as Mr.. Colfax. TIL
state OF IadiaaS has no, much to boast
Of in the. way Of Congressional repre-
sentatives, and se DO hop that at least
the voters of the South Bend District
will be unwilling 20 make the matter
worse By substituting Turpie for Collax.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
~ The following is the Tenth Article

- nc 40 tE4E
of the Loysl League constitution:
Each member of this League shall
provide himsef with at least one good
shot gan, niusket or rife, and suti-
Gent supply of fixed ammunition for the
effective use of the sama
Ii will DO well enough for Democrats
to consider the above. According 20 il
every Abolitiouist 10 this city and co n
" are provided with gun Of some kind,
and a supply of fixed ammunition.
What for? Let every Democrat ask
himself the question: iincenHes Su"-
That is only in the Con titusion Of the
Leagues on the border, where depreds
tons BY guerrillas and rebels have been
threatened There is 20 sach article in
the Constitutions Of the League ia the
interior 81 The Slsts, It vas introduced
sn ths border simply 10 snasfc .hs cit;-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

la this District, the Constitution and
Ritual Of which were published few
days ago in this paper, aud id the Times
as an advertisement, is different from
that Of the State Union Leagae, the
headquarters Of which are at Indiana
polls For special reasons, the Leaguers
in this District set up on their own hook,
and adopted form Of Constitution and
Ritual 10 suit themselves, and have been
working under them for over a year.
Down here the Leagues never worked
under the Indianapolis Leagues Constr
tuition and Ritual, and they are not re
sponsible in any manner for the PROV.
sion OF our Constitution which requires
members to provide themselves with
vt least one good shotgun, muskef, or
rife, with sufficient quantity OF fixed
ammunition for the effective use Of The
same.
This provision was adopted on &C.
count of the exposed situation OF the
Border, and the threatening condition
OF affairs owing to the presence on the
other side OF the River Of armed rebel.
aud also of spy-rebels and guerrillas in
disguise in our midst
We make lhis statement in order &c
relieve the members Of the League whs
are subordinate TO the State Union
League (Which the Leagues down here
are no) from any censure on account o
the above provision. The League ii
this District is alone responsible for tht
requirement specified.
We notice that Governor Morton al
luded to this popularity in our League
in bis debate on the 25th of August a
La~reneeburgh, and we wish to reliev,
him of all further embarrassment in thi
matter.
We are not Gpologising for the sell
defense feature in our League. On ID,
contrary, we think the members woul'
have been very careless aud shCrs-sighss'
in not arming themselves in the mids
Of the dangers which surrounded them
And we have never yet seen any lea
need Tor arm4ng the members than Their
was year and half ago.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
EsTRAY NOTICE.

ns MONDAY MORN NC LAST THEIR
~ spPeas.d 4 ny p=sfEss "a ross >. : >
ron graz n are w1thozt my knsFi~aE- ~
ownsr They 10th h-vs sss ssP~@xaIss q 44'ihg
zen ssrxf
The hsrss has RIP Gxn1 sas nsS -
Ill - - ~. f,r-a' ad TIE nses - cal
- he p>zr fore o1iasrs E1a G = marx - be-
hsrk Tns oEper . rs11ssEs1 70 nons Aoc 81
sEe-a. "a r~s shsrxss NJ 6arz Il tbrss rsiIss
ssszafws =. G. srEPzKSs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
ACARD.

TIE rsdsrzszs 81 hsvt gsose ouf bis sztirsssOel
Of Eemd Asds Cioshiags aaG Gs ALIENS . z -.
nsahfnx Gocsis. and ri r@d Il = tie business
s4r By exprs - - a. f1i 2ekasw sdzezstt-
10 his n.aElsEoGs r. shas CO liners ter rkais
3 q q ron2ge 80 Eb rally sxtaEded 70 him. A.
*ou 4 rrsfer fully comma > . sfs Taylor
Co. wbo sys szrc<s3rd htzA Ia the business, ara
whc ars now spzrsd 70 f1raiah 10 their eassona-
en- ever sxrieis ia lhsgr Il Z, Of the wsEy bss'
2oasfy, sad - the most E4v0rSbss press.
szsG n LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Untom Fxeeutive Committee, !
nfmarIct

untom FxeeutIve Committee, lat
District.
Dssssss.--Jonn VIZ TAvEa, principals
W.. THoMFs5H. o-ntingoht.
Dsstofs - JoHn MAsN, principals
EMsEsT PHgKMAepf, contingent.
eKssa--N b. FREvoa, p inelpal;
JAWS T EHHREE contingent.
Kans.-~BfLros GHKE. principal
JAatas. Pa rcHE contingent.
xfsrfla -LEsfs . ooKs prlRcipai
MicHAEL REILLY, ontipgeat.
Pine. --Go0DLKTT NoRass, principal;
= WH r. q. HAMao D. con ingenf'
Psses JOINS A. MA. =, prl pail
III RooEas contingent.
) BpeHssv.-~JAAFs rARtEY, principal
.hHf R.T kBHenEysL, ntingent'
Ys.Seybureh. --ALvAH ieH seS principal.
JsaEs II Mes EEtY, contingent
wsryIsL.--JoHB u. HAspr, principals
J. B. HuDsF tn, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
HefleIlan and PendIeton.

Wen, the long agony is over. The
Copperhead National Convention has
made ticket, and put George B. Nc
Ciellan, of New York or Ohio, (the Sex
ton of the Chickahominy) On it fgs Pres
idens, and George q PendIeton, (the
crony of vallandigham. and proiege OF
the Sons Of Liberty on it for Vice Pres
:dent
Both live in the North. Therefore,
according to Democratic logic in 1856
and 1860, this is a sectional ticket The
Democracy" so called, are therefore .
sectional party.
Mcclellan is a nobody so far as states
manship is concerned Pendleton is
chiefly distinguished for being rich
nabob, raised With a gold spoon in his
mouth; for having no sympathy with
hose who labor for living and for
being vile traitor
II the Copperheads are saited with
this ticket, Cnion men are.
The platform is Of piece with th'
ticket Mcclellan is sort . half ane
naIf: so is the platform. /. Is evasiv'
and two.faced.
The al ra Peace men are much dissa.
sGed with both Mcclellan and the plat
form. All they have 10 console them j
Pendleton--a mere sop thrown to then
- keep them still.
The Copperhead ticket represent
Vest Point aristoeracy in one eandidat'
Aad the aristocraey Of rich cineinnai
naboh in the other
The Union ticket has in both cond
dates, men who have risen BY the shee
force oil native talent and bard wor
from humble beginnings 10 fame Al
honor and usefulness.
One ticket is Aristocracy inearnate'
the other Is Labor inearnated.
The coPperbead platform is coward
and svasive, favoring Wrong.
The Union platform is out-spoke
bold, and honest, in favor Of the Rigt
The Coppsrhead candidates are DO
from the North.
One Union candidate is from 4
I. great Northwest, aud the other from I
great Southwest
Marx the difEerencel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
a. Delane E Williamson r, ;.

sV Delana E Williamson, Esq, the
Union candidate for Attorney General,
expects to come down and canvass this
District soon. He is 8 very effective
speaker. In 1862 he canvassed part Of
tho District with great success He has
a weli.lsained legal mind and popular
manner, and is a very convincing speaker
Ia CONSEQUENCE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

~ The Pike County Convention, last
Tuesday, Sob inst, at Winslow, vas q
olE success. Messrs. D. S. Gooding and
C. n. Allen addressed the people. The
feeling was excellent At night there
vas 6rst-rste meeting at Petersburrh.
and good time was experienced. Pike
issafe, In 'act she is Away, right side
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Judge Nlbiaek's Position on the War
Question.
aIf ana elected 10 Congress \ will
never vote so DRAFT amy man into
the servieeJ aud ~ . were your Rep
resentstivs now, would vote so re-
peal the present law authorizing a
dr. IL.
al viii not, ~ elected your Repre-
sentative, vote ans more men nor
money, unds any ciFeumstHnes's,
for the further proaet utton OF the
war under the policy apon which 10
Is eonduc ed.
"a am totally opposed TO the em-
piOyment OF ntgr0ss as soldiers, or
to ths Interference by the Cove M
meat with ths n, in amy way or an-
der any efreuma aneea"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

LOST

4 osT, OR TARlN FROM OUR WHARF
L boat. Ia. es faig Leather Trunk marked on
one end ~ A. y on The other aeafd-"Hfs. N ".
Starting, RIarqustfa. Nth, care Crane, Brown q
Co" kIibsral reward will be paid Tor iia return,
Or any information TIA 4 may lead ! lt. Feegysfy
angae.fwa cox A HUMPHREY.
4 Asst NIGHT, Clasp Port biouaie t6,aek !,
L rontsfntns sigo or $50 IN Grvenbae ., and
Elrty dollars 10 Gold -aBe $40, tee t5s AID ts ~
pleees, ard some apers MT tseollecsed. Tire 4 d.
sr Will be bstally reward BY deiiv rim the ~
- Nssbtt a W ggIh. No ?, Merbe Han, nesi
whsrp q = ownr thinks II was dFspptd.
mmaA0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
AUCTION.

THERE sfLL BIZ FOLD on THE PREM
i-nsi Jah fnRs, 81 tcaft Tastsli Ven
rFii fsh county. 81 ~ tbutFeay. , tit 18TH,
81 80 "a teH As 81 ~ rAttis. enc - tbs n CT
The t.uich e. head SHEEP, - 90 nae
dsfe. 50 sarsaid. une last rim Q, II PfswH.
= 90 itsrhr ana THsbieH4~u & nns and y
a fhr sans II He there VI - offered fsr ssls 20
s. Hefe- II isu45, Is acres 81 teh IL eisared 81
u glass# tas arr. sud At pat a. wheat Half
g. hsse msHs ~ en4in on the len on
sgrf * iH- nisHfbsi efsiit Oh he efsenal
saFefts, VII - fus eourfiy. falls 20 COM
a ~ y itA a'sssek ?. y.
.hFsa.v}as JOHN TNGLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01


DENAGoelcAL-The Times of yester-
day has squib, worthy of denas ogue,
which accuses US of being down on
workingmen on aecoun: Of notice in
relation TO the old fremen who spoke
in the JeF Davis interest at The Upper
Market las, Saturday night, in order 10
draw of the faithful, so they could no,
hear the speeches at the Union meeting
Workingmen understand all such low,
base appeals.
Every one connected with the Journal
does more seork-real work--in week,
than Mr.. Sproule does in year Al
who know the parties know this to De
true.
The Journal editors have made their
living By hard work ever since they wers
lads. Can Sproule say the same'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
rOH ELEeroas ar LAaev.

.Fon KLEeT0Rs AT LAnsFs
David q 0oodinE, e. Hancock.
Riehsrl VI. Thompson, Of sigos
yoz STATS KLEsTeEa.
mt DIstriet-Jamss O. Denny, o. Ksex.
Jehn 8. HeughiAnd, sf Spencer
I'd DiatrlGt-Cyrus y. Eixsn, Of CLARK
sfta .Ea Francis WesfeF, sf LagranKes
ID ptatriat-Hsnry q. PFltehard, Of Bsrtnol0
anew.
Madison Fvans, u Lawrence
All uistrfet-Lsonidas sexton, q Rush.
UV.Kygor, Of franklin.
ssA nsstytet-Beni v. Ciaypool, Of Fsystts.
Joshua II mslistt, n Henry.
ssh paatvtst i. J. Wright. Of Morgan.
T. g. Green, Of Shelby.
III Bistrlst JOHN Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas ~ Rice, Of Parko.
al, nl.t,tot--R p. Davidson, Of Tippseapee.
Benz. Gregory, Of Warren.
an piatrict---Jauaes o. BeifsFd " White.
Aaron Guernsy, Of Porter.
lesh Dfstrlat--T, r. Dickinson, Of Dekalh.
Hallst KiiheuFns, Of Elkbnft
18th Distrlet--John N. Wallace, Of Grant.
James " Temper, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

The Ur-RIyER MAIL-The Louisville
boats now terminate their trips here IL.
stead of at Henderson, and will proba-
bly, continue to do so as long as Henaer-
son is jeopardized By guerriIlaA The
boats will leave here earlier than when
they ran to Henderson. Correspondents
should have their letters in for the up
river mail By a. NJ on Mondays, and
P. II. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
SATURDAYS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

sG5- The fines has got ashamed of
is Faisshoods about Col Bakers meet
ing Saturday night, and has commenced
to qualify I've don't mean to swedr toy
its statements Better tell the truth at
first, Sproale
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
WANTED.

DnARp IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. wlth fur
ID shed room. By efflrsr Ret Of fefsfeucs
given. Address Lock Boz " for two days
sug3oit
uIuTEL WAk1Ep.-Auv rerson having ne to
III dip. 50 OF naHy d. 20 IS dropping n iefts' H.
the rostace aadre sd 10 =. NJ. ~tvele, sa.Ni T.,
Ind giving their dress. arg s.ivd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
PRIVATE BOARDING.

nERsaRs MAY q T DAY BOARDING. ny
ralilng at = Two story fra heuasa on the cor
aeF o. Frs4klIn I'd the ssxt itfeet tslow talt. n
Avenue, LAmAseo. an. ~ lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

eT It is reported on the authority Of
Maj Gen. Hughes Snd Governor Morton
there are in Indiana seventy-seven thoas-
and Loyal Leaeuers and Home Guards,
all armsd By the Governments.
Fiaccanes Ssfa
When or where did Ma. Gen. Hughes
or Governor Morton make such declar
alton? The assertion IS wholly false.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

zsns TO be prepared for repelHng invs-
sio1
The Confederate Democrats and Sons
Of Liberty are ARMED to subvert the Gov
ernmeut. That is the difference.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
OF. CONRAD BAKER

Viii address the people a. follows:
LsaxsAwvrth awfarl county, sept LIST, p. n
corydon, harrison eoaaty, Sept. u, tps.
New Albany, Bloy county, sept. 81, l Pm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
GO.PARTNERSHIP.


> Eoeoa NF.eAEa, 5on> atteshT
Co-Partnershsp Notes
TsE0N and after tbts cate, she late fifm Il y
I + earr 5 %. wsil 4 nuaee th mann - =
~ Hods. Carr Ca. " are Bew paFltN ep L
lasss~a "a nar New Building. on the eaFl.sr &
Water \ 3 Sycamore streets. With . EBe sle. Q
Ii4rars e esezy asseFtrftaa
HODGE, CARR -.
August sra, 1854. DIV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
HARDWARE.

Our Fall Stock being very
largo and complete, we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail to please in Style
Quality and Price. Out
Stock Ii noU bought for
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY. Essiiss.
TABLE CUTLERY, Amsrieas
TABLE CUTLERY. KngiIsa.
TABLE CETLKRY. Ansriean
PocKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERT
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
cropping xxEs.
cHoPPfss AxEs
CH0FPFHS xxEs
0EoPPTse Ana
SHEARS AND SCISSOR
sHEARs AND SCISSOR
sHEARs AND sCTss0Rs
SHEARS Ige SCISSOR
TABLE, AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE, AND TEA Spoons
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
MIL AND cUT SAW
MIL ASp = cCT saw
WOOD AND HAND So vs.
WOOD Nd HAND sAEk
EUTLDER's RARDYlEE
MECHANICS roofs.
BUTLDERs HARDWARE
MECHANICS TsoLe.
GUNS AND PISTOLS
CARTRIDGES AND GUN CAPS
GUs8 AID PISTOLS.
o4kTETDGEs AND CIV CAPS
PEATFoRM AND c0UETER SCALES.
Platoon AND COUNTER SCALES.
SCALE BRAAE AND sTEELTAED8
SCALE BEAMS AND srEELYARDs.
eco. .. soSNTAG & CO..
No. 10 Main street..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
RAT ExTERmINAPoR.

For Rats. slice, Moaehe~. Aaa@s asss
BuEn, sfoah@ fn Fnr~, kAoat~us. 6e
insects GA Plants EoNf-s Aotmats
sc.
onIy iHfsilihis remedies Enown."
FIRES fran Psisons."
" Aet dangerous ~ she Human Family"
- Rats eosae cut u their heirs = die "
ea-seId Wholesale 10 81 large cities.
s&- sold ~ . ! prnggists ami Retailers sFsrJ
whefNs
Gs-fli BKwaEalIls u al woftl less iFnitafiaps
sS-6es thtt 8 Coxrkns" aAms Is "a eaeb bus
title muA - ssk befsFe "a tuK
ex- Address HENRY R. cos TAR.
S@-rriueiFsal Depuf. 80. ts2 Hrssss wAF. y. y.
mN-soid by SELLER WHITE.
LEtUM fARLsT KhDT,
BRnr0nTOs WOUB.
Wholesale and Ilssaii agsnts.
Esewsw4ffn fmA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
LIBRARY NOTICE.

A Ii PEEsOss HAVING BOOKS BELONG
= sag 10 the :. Examsviife sfbvary 50 iation
arr r~queste 70 return them issmsd3atsiy % tie
Library.
A. the Library IL sb7ut 20 b. remov~d a tie
new rooms 10 Marble Hall bulldog there Siil l.
NJ nanre bp0xs iss Aed until further notice.
~ order Of the Board.
D IT. LANPnEAE,
auagl-Iwd Recording Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
ELECTION NOTICE.
OF SPECIAL ELECT. ON

srAYE o. TNDfAzs, J "a
van1erbnrgh CoaatJ.
THEREAs, A "a ASe1 Has 0tct tsBLp
W ia the os8es u Justice e tss fesee. ~ A.
fr Cenfts ozu-b ? IT, tie Cogniy ais'rsssids b.
tie removal d Eiulsek NetehBsfen k%a.
TheFpf =. In conformity sin rs sf@i p = -
sHrb - made esd prov a0;. = Louis KIcht
Clerk u ihs Tandgrbargh Gir Ms Curt. da.lsere
~ order As sfsefisa 70 OH sueh vacancy. - g.
ae 4 al shs Usual places o hald.ux .l-ctisHs Is
said town hip. On MONDAY tas 18th osy q
Aaznst, 1886, and The sheriff u Y1ndss bars
Comfy i isrsby sIrsetsa 70 give laS4l nsalcs .
suez sla=fton.
NfTzEa nv bGsd and the sal Il szfe
A-4s C9nrts this etn DAY q August, Is94
LOUIS EfCuTER, Clefk
Ys1eero 90 9 reris Court.
GEORGE WOLF LIN -HERTFF OF VAS.
as4sufxh County GRITTY tiaAs the aOoye u q
5Tss copy 81 ths srigtEal o. rie 10 my oases, tts
day u August, lss4
GEORGE woLFLTx,
Sheriff FaLdei bnrKb County.
anzs-dfc Iinsss and Lniep copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

INFORMATION WANTED.

IMPORTATION WANTED RELATIVE TO
L Andraw Fer<nson D ap~r. When last hard Of
wss al Newhurgh. WavFick county, lad, In Feb
ruary fs5S. he is supposed % Be dead. Any Ia
rmatian respecting him viii be paid for moi
literally By addressing Av George DFapers No.
IS Great Howard str e., LiysrPooI. EsgizGa, or 30
Mr. Roberts, ~. A., Park Raw, Ssw Fcrk City.
anxSa-er
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Church Property for Sale.

CyTEAMBoAT FoR EALE.-Tor particulars
- call On Coz Humphrey. aug2e.etd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
SCHOLASTIC.
SPECIAL NOTICES
There are Meteor Inrnntion.

5 There ATe Meteor InVentOns
That fash up for a moment in the newspapers and
pasa TO oblivion. There are also
GRAND DISCOVERIES
which take permanent held of pnbiie e.tIna /.
sioa. and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT sor sale on Third street b
i i tweeG Ghrfty aud OAK. Enquire Oh the g =
nsg Of sycamore and Waer 81 eets, Aug3o-5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

USEFUL, LIGHT DRAt Cur srEAN
n Boat. IN xsod r-nning order, Cheap Tor
oash. Z qnira
sug27.atf cox HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Last for aIi Time.

which take = permanent he4o OF pnpttc estima
sinn, and
Last for ALI Time.
Permanent am ug the latter class stands
uHSISTAD0RO's HAIR DYE.
vssvsahl. preparation, harmless as water. which
10 Avs minut
Transforms Gray Hair
Or hair of any unpleasant has. to glorious black
or enchanting brown. uniqae In its oonpcslt!en
and inf ihle 10 its results, Ii has achieved pepu
sarity with beth ssxss. With every class Of society,
and In all parts Of the v Grid. Manufactured b.
}. cRIsTADoEo, No. 6, Astor HOu-e, New York
Sold By ali pruggis;s. Applied by all Hair Dress
ere. sug2 lw
d. BkLI. frou Bellvisa aespitsI, New York
City. has now been here eng eaough to prove bis
Professional capabilities, and has done 20 70 the
satixssssion Of larSs npalheroS our ctisens, and
ghess from sthsF trwns and tbs Surrounding
ec1nzy.
Hss isss saxsTsts~sa$es and s1coDrsnying b.
tss, rrle. the bad o. /" Privss.~ shsraa Is carS-
s1aly rad by al. No nsrrory usrs IN hi- srsas-
-sSsal coasalessiSn Avs lys-ssdsx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

F9.a~a les =ffHe are ~tssn VI AeAk cb@fEs
Tia sbors prices ara for ssssion Of twenty
q L. b - - Jail On entF.ges, az The bal
ssrs zfsr fhs ri ID . a . session.
TIERS vii - - eszsgs II y ehers fsr ths en-
suln< year W. o. WALkER,
ausiT-imi Principal