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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30

ClsthiuS-
ROBES DE G. MBSE.
SMOKING JACKETS.
GESrLEMHrs FURNISHING 6oNps.
A Tue assos.n'.a' u gr-st.
REDUCED PRICES.
Denim e 90.
Broadway. con.I Grsad g.
8scsdySy cosueE W.rSa-s
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY. - BRowS's BRox-

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY. - BROwN's BROK-
euAL Trocuss for Csushs Colds and Bronchi AAecoss
nov stand the 6rs, in pablo favor and confidence tide
suit hss been acquired by test Of foaeoo year. Their merit
and ertsa,vs have csnsed tho Trocha to be sounse
s.ed and We would caution purchasers TO be on their guard
asslns, worthless limitations.
SHERMAN AGAIN ON TIE WARPATH.-A
grand column infsnry and cavalry LA. started from swan
nAh seaych OF .hs Union prisoner reovsd iscn AMOR
sonve Success. 10 the Liberstors Their mission "'nd
have bsen dSuby tie could they have taken with the1i
supply Of Ho~rsrrxxs STOMACH BtrrExs the nne'' Ia
vyor 0r man in the extremity Of weakness and proc
.ra,ion tina, has vet been introduced hospts Sod
everywhere. E.w.YoTs Osce. No 81 Cedssst
The Bellies of tho Metropolis will be better
pleased with ,hs calls Of the besrr hoy suier dra~ns
rooms holding In their hands the snty. s!sssy and ps-eS
Hats Of KNOB, the Hs.e,, Of No. az Bfosdwsy.
BOoTs! Doors Doors
Every variety ofDoy, and Youths Nspo.on CsAd P.sen'
L.sher Boots ready made sri ueszars al C. Rscu'
sosp's No. iso Pu.on-s, Now York.
Trn M.rxopoLryAs Bcor AID saor ExroSrS,
No. So Broadway
A. Books hsyns.o sold hi. store and stock OF sssA IN
Fulton will cop,inisn 20 bis business hereo'
a, his old and comEodious establishment N Broedw
where hs prepared offer toe insp~.ion OF his
patrons. the mes. beautiful asor.m-nt 81 Boors sHoss
GAirHRs Siirrsxs md Ovsr snoU ."ec onnd ~ ths ny
Hi stock OF gocds eompses very VARIETY 81 styles Tor
Ladies, tlcn,, Misses BIOS and Chidrsa- ,
Ths public invited 20 cal and examine No 80 bfc
way. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
T. A. BHooxs world inform hosc lout Purchasing Cbrst
uss and Nrx Years Prsen. and WHO WISH % combine rss
with 10 the selection that he hsss a &c ana
OF goods sdDted 10 the sssAn vch eau
tell p!>tsr. Every descrpton Boo's shoc. Oaers
Slippers aud Ov-!Shoss of ladies 0enss Ne, boys aud
Chdren NAV BE- found at bis e.tsosrucn Nc. 10 bsosd
wsy oppu..i- the Metropolitan Hotel
RICHMOND.
Doors ASB sKoEs
pnoa- r-dno-d since ho, from 30 csats to 90 %, pA''
Every variety OF GENTS siie Boy. Youths, M.ses and
Chidrens Boots, dlSe Shoes Gser Slippers and Ws'sr
proof and vari Oyerhoss lssyE hand G-nk De-'
french Goods usru.sotrred 20 n-.suse promp''ya'
20 $50 Pui,oD-st.
c. C. RicHxoyD.
TRUSsEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SrsPBSsORY
BiSpAsRs, Supporters. kc.-MARsa Co.'S Rstica. Cl!e
Trus. Onice OIL ~ Ne . t--.v..'. fsdv -ii~ndsnt.
kCRS
Eox UoLIpAys
In variety stvl- and texture. ct peduce-i prices
BURKE No. 30 broadway, corrsr futors
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L}e,T
Boots |.
Doors :

Doors! Doors Doors
Every variety ofBcys and Youths Napoleon CsAnd fssen
Leather Boots ready made snA 70 uessg,s al C. c. Rica
voyp's No. Iss Fu.onst Now York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30

fORI hCALLfSrER, OGREc1iRG RIVER IA
Tuesday. Dec. 20. 1904.
herewith transmit, some spicy and interest
ing correspondence which has recently possed between
the two opposing cavalry commanders Gen. Fitzpatrick
of the American Army md Gen. Wheeler OF tas Rsbe
Army:
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SHERMAN AGAIN ON TIE WAR-PArH.--A

The Bellies of tho Metropolis will be better
pleased with calls Of the bescr II .hoy stsr drav!ns
holding in their hands the jsuny. ssssy and pss'es
Iists OF KNOB the Hst.., Of No. az Brosdwsy.
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A CARD.
TrH METROPOLITAN Boor AID SHOE ExroRrS,
HOIIDAY GIFTS.

T. A. BHooxs world inform .hosc tou. Purchasing Cbrist
mas and Nrx Years Presents and WHO wish % contn rss
rLyRa with BEAUTY the selection that he has large and
assortment goods adaDed 10 ID. sssaon vbch eau
no, tail u p!>s. Every description u Boots shoc. Caters
Slippers aud Ovr.Shoss ladies 0sns Nsse boys aud
Chdrer NAV be found At his c.tsoshucni No 10 bsosd
wsv opp..ir the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30

Passing with sigh at tho inpioa' seese o. var
dalism. entered another room, whore rnin gspsd
fom every corner Furniture Of tho most yseaeA" dr.
sgns. broken and dLfsured oil paln:inss BY ancions
masters, rndeiy cut by the hand Of vsndsii hooks
torn. soled and scattered OVER the door; valuable
~o'ss on chemistry. costly medical works portion
Of human skeleton. with which the soldiers jooossy
shook hands. eIciaiming "Haw arc Won, Johnayr "
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RICHMOND.
Doors AvB aEoEs.

prTs- r.du- since Nov. from - 90 % pair
Every variety OF GENTS Lsc, Bog Youths, M,sss and
Chidrens Ioois BlcSe Shoes Gsers Slippers and s.s
psoof and vari Oyershos. 4suys hand G-ntA D--
french Goods Manufactured 20 ni-zsuJe promptly a.
10 $50 Pui,op-st.
e. e.. RicHHOJD.
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tstsel rvrlgpd --Ks.t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Maine Election.

The Bangor Democrat declares that
Judge Howard, the Democratic eandi.
date for Governor in Maine, " denies the
right Of the Federal Government 70 CO.
cree the States. he has ever been op,
posed 10 the present var, and has uni
formly been peace Democrat ia the
broadcast sense of the term Tbs cleo
ton comes OF next Monday, and We pre-
diet that Maine will follow in the wake
of Vermont, BY giving large increased
Union acknowledgements Gazette
Well, the election is past aud the PEG
pie have told Judge Howard that ,hey
could not endorse 80 eovArdly heresy,
and ali this without the assistance Of the
soldiers votes who, if permitted, would
have swelIed the majority to 10000.
These brave men viii be heard in No
vember. ff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

A TREASURY AeESr UxpER ARResr
A private letter from Matches. dated
August SOth, received in St Louis states
that Mr.. VIM. Burnett Of Cincinnati;
Treasury Agent at that point. was under
arrest, aud confined to the limited omar
ters of his own room, with a faithful
veteran soldier standing over him. He
was arrested by order Of General BRAY
man, commanding at that post The
causes that have brought this affection
upon the patriotic Special. Agent are not
fully stated, bat they are supposed to be
of similar character 10 those which
have brought so many other Treasury
Agents into similar trouble Mr. Bur
net is an appointee of Supervising Agent
Mellen, and was appointed to the posi-
ton after the arrest and Imprisonment.
OF his predecessor, Judge Hart, of ST
LOUIS The way of Treasury Agents is
hard Loa, Journal
Yes, uHder the rule of an honest party
rognes are detected, exposed and pun.
ished Under Democratic rule it was
different They went to Canada and
Cuba and enjoyed the booty 5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
p- The Louisville Democrat give q

~ The Louisville Democrat give US
its idea Of peace in plain terms, as the
kind Of srmisiiee it desires. Il declares:
ave now say, give Us National Con
vention, rith four years Of peace 70 de-
Hbergfe il, and we will answer what We
wili Go when it fails to re-estAblish the
Union." Four years to deliberate in. In
other words, four years to allow the
rebels to repleuish their exhausted re-
sources; TO recuperate and reinforce
their armies; 70 lay in large supplies Of
stores; to form alliances offensive and
defensive with European Powers, for no
man With = thimbls full Of brains ean
fail to sec thata cessation of bostilitiss
results in tbs recognition OF the Confed-
eraey BY European Nations Il is hardly
necessary for the Democrat TO intern US
what the Democracy will do at the end
Of four years Of peace. They win recog.
nizs the Confederate Government aud
meskly obey It's behss,s.
Are the people ready for such a base
surrender Of their proud position as a
nation among the Nations Of the Earth
Then let them vote for Gen. Mcclellan
and endorse the Chicago Platform.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

EgThe Journal steals JET Davis
false sulogy on the Mississippi troops at
the battle Of BaenA Vista, to-Nit; "fhey
plueked victory from the jaws Of defeat.
and applies il 70 the Republican party
This Is most appropriate. JEFF Davis
organ is for Lincoln aud 10 isthe Evans
vile Journal. JEFF Days told a false
hood IN order TO rob the Indiana troops
Of their deeds, and the Evansville Jour
nat tells falsehood 70 Try and rob the
Democracy of the glory of their coming
victory - Tines
I The Jssfrsaai never applied the sen
ssnee spoken ofte the Republican party.
II did apply il to the soldiers who feaght
under Mcclellan. Does the Timzs re.
gard them IS constituting the Republi-
can party7 II so, we are eontent TO &C.
eep, the application as il makes it. We
ask our readers 10 perase the above quo-
tation from the Tines again. Is il not
q Iuminous paragraph
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

Glorious from Maine !---Hcclellan
Stock not Paying Dividends s.D0En
last"
The glorious State og Maine spoke IN
thunder tones her opinion of the Chica
90 Platform and nominees on Mondas
last SLsrge Tnionp gains in every
township, as far as heard from is the
burden Of the news that comes singing
over the wires, thrilling every loyal
heart with JOY and covering Copperheads
With confusion. All hail "Siar of the
EastF The West will send back a ft
ting response on the 1lth day Of October
next IU6 NaCL 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

81 An awkward error occurred IN
Tuesdays Daily. We had been speak
Ing Of the Union ticket, and went on to
say, The fact Of Turner Nelson being
on. the ticket dsn't help It gsalch, We
wrote their ticket, instead Of Tie ticket
meaning the Copperhead ticket. Ev-
erybody acquainted in the county would
zee the blunder at once; but IL vas very
Notifying TO see sueh name in con
nection with so good ticket as the Pc
ssy County Unioa men have nominated.
The Union men Of Posey have better
timber than eontraband traders and Sc
cession aiders and abetters like Nelson,
and returned rebel surgeons like Bar
bish, to nominate for Office in the free
loyal State OF Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

We give up most Of cur space this
morning to the powerful and uBanswsr-
able speech of Secretary Seward, dsliv-
cred at bis home in Auburn, n Y, on
the Sd inst. Like all of his public sd-
dresses, this speech is characterized by
all that carefulness Of preparation, eIs-
CANT diction, and terseness of express
sion which has made Mr. Seward so eels-
brated as az orator aud diplomatist
But it IS not so much to the manner as
10 the matter contained ia this speech to
which We desire to call attention. Is
pecially do we desire our readers to sx-
anime that portion Of !, proving the col
lnsion betweenihs rebel authorities A.
Richmond, through their agents in Can
ada, and the leaders OF the Chicago Con-
g-venuon Mr. Seward gives bis facts in
plain lermA The conclusions which he
dedaces from those facts are 50 palpable
that few will be found to deny their just.
ness aud propriety. He asserts that the
Richmond Democrats and the Chicago
Democrats act very much alike. That
they have been acting in concert he
proves BY q paragraph IN the LondOn
Ttmes, the organ Of al the enemies of
the United States THE New York cor.
respondent Of thai paper, writing from
Niagara FGlls, August Sab, sara
Clifton House has become the center
Of negotiation between the Northern
friends Of peace and Southern agents
which propose a withdrawal os differen.
ees FROM the arbitrament Of the sword ="
This prediction Of the Times cores
posdens was literally fulfilled At Chicago.
The Democracy there constructed a
platform precisely as had been foretold
Mr.. Seward also calls the attention Of
the people 10 the startling fact that the
policy proposed by the Chicago Conven-
ton Is nething different from the policy
with which the same party leaders ssh
cred in disunion in 1861. in the closing
hours Of the Administration Of James
Buchanan. When Mr. Lincoln came
into power, he found actually existing,
what tbs Chicago Democrats now pro
pose 70 restore, nAmely
Ist A reasonable eonfedsracy in
! arms against lhs Federal authority. Cd
A truce between the Government Of The
! United States aud the rebels. q veritable
armisIiee, which was so construed that
the National ports and forts we're thor
oughly invested along the coast and riv-
ers, BY the insurgents They could be
neither reinforced nor supplied even
with food By the Governments Sd. 4
lauguid debate viii a view 70 an alii-
mate National Convention which the
rebels hanghtily despised and contempt
uously rejected ~
Every one must admi, the faithful
ness Of Mr.. Stewards sketch Of the con
dition Of affairs when Mr. Lincoln was
inaugurased and !, seems 70 Us that every
one must see, equally plainly. that all
the Chicago Platform proposes is = re-
storation OF tina. humiliating aud dis
graceful line Of policy.
We have thus called attention to some
Of the more prominent features Of Mr..
Seward $ Address, to induce onr readers,
if possible, TO give the whole Of 1t care
ful and thoughtful perusAL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

sJ-For some time past she Copper
head papers have been abusing Gems
Garfield, Sehenek, and others Of the
Unioa party, for not resigning their posi-
tious in the army. Both these Generals
have resigned long ago. So also has
Gen. Fremont Bat there is another
General Who don't appear to be resign
ing to any considerable extent We
mean Gen George B Mcclellan. he
has 10 objection to drawing Government
pay while be lives il inglorious ease at
bis home IN Orange, \. J. The Tines
said his residence was in Priueeton, but
the Tines knew as little of that as !.
does Of most other sakjeeEs on which it
speaks with great positYeness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

Be- A gentleman Who listened 10 the
discussion between Messrs. Niblack aud
Allen in German Township, on Monday,
Informs as that the former gentleman
declared that if no other terms Of peace
could be obtained be would be willing
TO extend slavery into Territories from
which it is now excluded by law. Could
more humiliasing confession Of pusil-
animity be m.del Mr.. NibIsck will
End that tho people of Vanaerburgh
coantY won. 20 any such doctrise They
are not prepared 10 make 80 base 8 sur
render 70 rebels in arms
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

Ia The Chicago Convention desig.
mated she l7sL of this month as the day
for the grand ratification of its platform
and nominations The ITth is the an
niversAry Of the arrest of the Maryland
Legislature, which was done by his order
on the 18th of September, 1861. Ne
hope the orators belonging to the Peace
wing Of the party viii not neglect 20 no.
tee the pleasing and appropriate coin
eidenee. While thsy are denosncing
Mr.. Lincoln for arbitrary arrests, they
ought not to lose sight Of the exploits Of
their favorits in that particular, which
were performed on "the day We cele::
brate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Col. Allen and Irdge Nihlaek.

The Uaiou and Democratic so1nineSs for Congress,
Ist District, win address the people at the sliOw-
ing places Aaa tiness
shoals. hArsia essasy, Monday. sept Issh, a,
I'm. rsa -.a
Dover Eni. Martha eounty, Tuesday, SEPT Soth,
81 PN - ata 4
6esrgeoAsf's. Kuoz se0unsy. TEi4zy. sspl 23s,
1t lr.M. 1883. -ss. ri .ss -Fs-.
wEsAiugtcn, Davfsss seuasy, Saturday, sept.
zfth. e fP. n. - 1
STIR n.
Pss.r-Sarsh. PIKE county. MOssay. SEPT. sstA,
st 4 P. ~ s4uI Ezz.s a.9a
winslov. Pike eounsy. Wednesday, September
2sth, AtiF.M.
Nashvllls, Ksox cossty. THURSDAY, September
2ssh, e. y. 4. ss ssnl2-dSwtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Jen. Davis, Notion or peaee

The New York Evening Post saws ed;-
torialiy; We chance TO know, from The
best authority that Mr. Jefferson Davis
bat a few weeks ago absolutely and fnaL
y refused to listen to any proposal fer
peace except on the ground of southern
independence; and whenI say South
ern independence be remarked, Il
mean to include in our Confederaey. Ma
ryland, all of Virginia, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Arkansas and Missouri ~ =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

@- The New York World, in is issue
Of Tuesday last, said The Repabli-
can majority in Vermont last rear was
1000 This year IL will De terribly
whittied down. Marx the prediction n
The returns from Vermont show 4 ma
jorisy of y, 000, gain Of 5000 over
last year How does the World like
that kind Of whittling1
The Maine election shows The same
kind of awhittIinr down. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
STOLEN.

CtToLES FRoM ny RESIDENCE, THREE
- usiies Ssst u Boonxills, Warftck sonBiy, On
last Sanday sssning, three Matshss-eBe Seldfn
es Jared cylinder sseaPsmru;, ens silver ,ylin.
der escapemsBt haatisE ease-or FAisaniEeas snd
ons epsn faerd silver watch. All d ths Wafshss
bore second hands.
They stolen BY ?. fuEse from Atlanta. lie
Is sruai Inzu, with fair Whiskers. ard .tuttsFt.
he gives ais name - william OFTEN, and vsafs =
eiAck hai. linen coat, and shoe. Hs Is hsaTy
set, YaisH eompleetsd, With rather large eyes
Both ars psoEly dressed.
vii pzy a iiberabie reward for fhs recovery q
the sstclns, and also Tor the dsfeatfon % the
thlsf ISAAC ALEXANDRA,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Ex-Goy. Joseph a. Wright

WIN address the people on the tFemsaas Us issues
Of the var for the restoration Of the uaion, at
the following places ana times;
Tsrre HAute, Yigo Co., Thursday, sept. 18th. At
TN.
evansville. yandsrbargh Co. Saturday. ssps.
l7th, At p.
spTiuk fsid. PoseT Co, Monday, sept. 18th, At
2F
o~gnssilIa. Gibson o., Tuesday. sept. e0tb, at
Z p. n.
Pstsrsburgh. piks Co., Wednesday. sept 2Ist.
at2P. n. @ - sst
sailisan. Sullivan Co, Taursaay. sept I'D. at
TN.
The friends % the good cause win plesss make
eli the necessary arrangements ssplz-d&wta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

Ia The Times prefaces its Munchau-
sen account of the Copperhead NEE ,ings
in Warrick and Spencer counties with
the glazing caption. Mcclellan heads
the column. If be does, it is more
than be ever did while commanding the
Army Of the Potomae He was ge1er-
ally in the rear there, and . long ways
TO the rear at that, especially when SIGHT
ing was going on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
DELANA Z. WILLIAMSON. ESQ.

Union ouinee for Attorney General, viii addre= $
the people on public questions, At the following
places aud times
CynthiAns. POssy County, Wednesday, Sept.
llth, at Pa. rel
New Harmsny, Posey Coanty. Wednesday, Sept
l&fhs at P. n
Nj Ternsa. Posay CeHnty, Thursday. Sept.
lbth, At 1 p. n. sg.r,.fss
Weshingtoa, Daviess County, Friday, sept.
t6sh. at n q
l.ees0osss. Martin Counsy. saturday, sept. 18th,
- R.M.
The Union men Of the various IscSlties viii
PleAss take measures 70 bring out large crowds to
hear this able champion Of Union. Frrsdem, and
Nationality.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
Dissolution Of Co-Partnershiu.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TX.
Il sting setvsea }. q. Street.. 7. A. Young. and
l. W kmsrys- ander tbs arn nAms 81 street.
IeE1g 4 To-. has been tAls day dissolved BY uau-.
fzal eeusenf, By the vifk1r.Esi Of 7 A. Tosne
ana l. " Emsry. Th@ badness viii hereafter
b eoBductsd BY j. N. Street. and J. T. Burfis urs-
dsr the hrz Easss OF street Rurris zho wi par
al asess crsd ~ The fra 81 STREET Tsasz 4 CO..
And rsestFe 81 msnsgs due sfrsef, Youag, 4 &c.
srulA-Iw3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

r On the Michigan Central railroad
express train from Detroit, last week, 8
test vote was taken The train con
sisted Of seven coachss-three hundred
and thirty 6rst-elass passengers
The vote resulted as follows: Lincoln
il3, Little Mac 50. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

F1fHE coPARTNERsHIP HEREToPoHE
Il existing hstween James u. Csfiia and Phnip
Anspschss. uuaef the mans and style 81 Cartia
C. vas dissolved By mafaal sonsssG on tks 18th
day q AHsUst. fse4. All debts due anf aelnn
e. aad by aid firm. viii he ssitli b Philip Az
spsehef, Sho has per-bsasd tks entire ihtersst u
IaHies IL tASin Ia tsss said 20 paffnership q al
baainesa JANIS n CARLIN.
asEle PHILIP AEsPACHEg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Maj. Jno. e Cravens and Nat
nehar

win address the people at ths foIiovins places
4od tiuaess
Blairsvisls, Pssey C.. Tuesday Sept. @oths at
I'm
stewartsrllle, Pssey Co, Tuesday, sept 2osh.
ssTPM -
'Cynthisna. Posy Co. Wednesday, sepi. 2lst.
AZ p n
EsAn SewHal's - NaE4erb1Egn a., s4Dssl@gs
Ok Bsss, yaEdertasrgh Co, THURSDAY, SEPT.
I'd. at I PH.
Peter rohn5z yanderbargh CO. fhursaAys
sept. 81, A. Z P-N
Collins school ho1ss, ysnGsrbursh Co, Fri
Azy, sept zs1, BE- P-a.
1kvansvilIe, yaadsf6srgh Co., Friday, sept I'D
/ A. ! P. X
Thee gsntIessen are beth coed speakers VII
-. Inion M III. he r.e-..arr 49, geLaenla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
DIED.

On TAHrsasy, the lssa-iss'.. GEeHsz RIEFLEIs.
sgsd g ysArs. The fsnsFal VII take piaes to-day
tEednssdAy1 from the rssiasaes Of Hsnry Han.
Esr, On Finn street. near Ann. The dsesassd
= msmbsr 81 ss. c, ssthIsa Vel. TAz frisnss Of
Tbs lAniiy are invited tgsattsnd wisAoaf further
uoties- asa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Col. ". G. Mank.

or the sd 1pdiAnA yolaEtsers. IS announced
speAk a ths following places and TINES;
5SAasvtle, Saturday, ssr.. lIsh. At P.E
SAnsslton. Tn-sdays Sept. 5Hsh, att Pm
IrOy. Friday sept sd. 49,
LsErs HA1tss Monday, seps. 1ssh, ssTPx
spa. 13-S&sAa = - - : - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

List OF Appointments for Messrs. Al
len aud Kihlack, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis
trick.
Crowville, Warrick County, Wednes-
day, Sept. IA, At P. NJ.
Lynnville, Wsrrick County, Thursday,
Sept Is, at P. NJ
Aillsrsbargh, warriek Comfy, Thurs
day, Sept Is, al P. NJ. a..
Boonville, warrick County, Friday,
Sept l6, at P. III.
aus. 22d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
RECRUITS WANTED.

0SK HUNDRED recruits ~ansssi % mn up ths
" laeh Indiana Cavalry. stafioned az Puiaskl,
al kerruits VII apply 20 Capt. c. X. Drew,
Provost MaFHhal d tbs Flrss Congressional Dis
tF1ets kea3qaA IS Evansville, lad Trans
rort4ttsn furnishes 20 PzIzski, where the rezf-
meat is being nsEiy armed and moa1ted.
TH0S. c. WILLIAMSON,
anxz1 MAJOR l0th Ind Cav
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
SHIRT MANDATORY.
J. S NIT rs
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
NO. . SECOND st,
(rH HAYS ELocK.l

CHIEFS MADE TO ORDER FEoH MAS
- urmsrt and . 81 warranted. A stock
ready made Shirts and Collars slvsyson ha11, and
- prizes that viii suit the purchaser. Tuckins
s&aEs, stitching Bososss, H., dsns With nsstness
sad dispatch.
ThaEkfzl for past fzyors, he subscriber respect
fzIly SELECTS cou<uzocs a the r4frenzxs &C
HssrAIly bestowed foE the past avs y~srs.
esr&a g.sAaTH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14

81 VIII not, AZ elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more nsn ne<
money, under any eireumstAness'
for the further prosecution Of the
war under the policy upon which IL
is eOndue ed.
ssI am Totally opposed to the era
Payment OF negroes as soldiers, sr
20 fhe tnterferenes by the Govern
ment with ths an, fn any way or AN
der any cfreumsthnees--