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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept The Herald 8
Beaufort correspondent, under date Of
the 9Th ult, says that the Tallahassee.
20 spend short time at Wilmington.
90 the night Of the 25th ulL, at 1870
Pm. Capt Phelan, commanding gun
boat Monticello, while cruising off Ne~
Ialet, discovered a sieamer standing for
shore under fun head OF steam. he at
once ordered all men 10 quarters. and
when about five hundred Yards distant
challenged her, but received no reply
The second challenge was met 81
Silence, and be directed thar package
Of quick grape should be presented TO
the mysterious stranger, Which the
stranger replied 70 with shell Of large
ca1ibre. which passed between the fore
mast aud mainmast Of the Monticello.
without infieting any damage Capt
Phelan now became more earnest, ard
sent thirty FOUNDER she'll, 10 which a
reply vas made iu grape aimost under
the stern
The M0htice!lo then ofeued with 9
iaeh and 80 pound shell, shofl fuse, bet
~4z disappointed as receisina bot shot
in return. aud then for the FIRST time dis.
oerued that the stranger bad suddenly
disappeared during the engagement
The rebel battery Of Nhiiworih guns,
stationed on the shore at a point a nails
or 80 distant, kept up a constant Ere,
DIRECTED A. the Monticello, but fortu.
nately doing DO damage, though FREE
aueutfv coming very cl0s@ Whsa dnv
had dawned 20 as to make distant OBJ
iecss percsptible, much to the as
constituent Of the assembled vessels
there could be discerned, lying Sc
renely and securely under the guns
Of flIe fort the long sought object q
their search. the rebel steamer Taliahas-
see. and there she lies, and probably will
continue TO stay, unless some dark night
in attempting 70 run the blockade she
meets the closing era Of her existence.
Adm raj Lee intends 70 take all posi-
bic precautions, and will tomorrow leave
this port 10 visit the blockade of VIII
mington.
A few nights ago large and fast
steamer, carrying A. her stern The Eng
lish ensign aud At her fotemast the rebel
eolors, entered the port Of Wilmington
Fort Casweli aud battery fred few
shots She is supposed to be a new
cruiser, or to have had on board some
distinguished parsonage. She, likewise,
still remains there.
The Tallahassee had but one mast
standing when engaged BY the Month
cello.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
THE VERY LATEST
ELEGR APH.
From the Shenandoah Valley.

New YoRK, Sep. The Herald 5
Falling Waters correspondent OF the
3lst, says: AverilTs cavalry attacked
ihe enemy today on Wibehester pike
and drove him beyond GAINESVILLE, also
pressed the snemy's piekets upon the
Girardstown and Charlstoa roads They
were strangely reinforced, and our forces
fell back
The result was what was described,
and tina re-occupstion Of Martinsburg.
The TTibuaes special dated Charles
ton, the 3lst, says: Sheridan's advance
occupies SmithseI and the remainder
Of the army is strongly intreEched in a
COED position few miles beyond Charles
ton.
The enemy still maintains a line in
our front bat evince no disposition TO at
tack
Earlys main force ia believed to be in
the vicinity of Banker Hill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

WHEELER REroErED MoyIso YoR KES.
TucKY.-Dispatehes received at Nash
vile, says the Nashville Times Of Fri
day, announce that Wheeler has crossed
tho Holston river in the neighborhood Of
Strawberry Plains, He cut the road in
several places, but destroyed no impor-
tant bridges or trestleG Oar scouts
learned that he intended moving imme-
diately into Kentucky No doubt he
will toy to avoid a collision with our
troops in East Tennessee. Another re
port said that his purpose was 90 make a
desesnt upon the railroad between Chat
tanooga and Nashville. /. is not believ.
ed he will make the experiment II he
should, he will dad il a costly one. The
guerrilla business is not a paying on
this sea.on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToNAc,
Sept 1.-The sale reqHiriag correspond
ents with the army TO publish their
names as signatures to their dispatches,
which has been neglected by number
Of the gentlemen, is again insisted upon,
and those who omit doing SO iE future
need not hope to remain. 1t is so rs
ouired that ihey shalt locate. lhsnse
With some particular corps, division, or
detachment where they may be ad-
dressed or sent for al all times Atien-
ton is called to the fact that several
errors ocearred in The dispatch dated
Aug. 2lst, describing the battle Of the
l9th, and the statements which are
essentially the subject Of complaint are
these: That the second division of the
Fifth Corps broke, and that OR line
was then forced back Is is claimed
that the second division did bot break
nor did any other before a direct as
ssult, and cur line was not driven back
Everything was quiet last night, aHc
everything is to-day along our en6r'
lines, and the position Of affairs is no
materially altered.
Recruits AID conysleseents continai
to arrive daily in increased numbers
aud greatly improved feeling prevail
in the srmy, among both officers an
men
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

SEREYApE TO GENERAL VEArcH. -
Brig Gen. veatch arrived in the city
Yesterday by The steamer Reserve, en-
cute to Memphis, where he has been
ordered to report, and took rooms at the
American House.
Scarcely any one knew of his being in
the city until after DARK; but no sooner
did the members of the Crescent City
Band earn Of his presence in the city
than they gathered together all the
members who could be found, aud, pro-
ceeding 10 the American House, gave
the General delightful serenade.
Several members of the Band had
been with General then Colonel)
Veatch in the Geld, and we're anxious &c
see him, bu. the General having pre-
viously retired to bed, severely indis
posed, did not make his appearances
OaptwartmAnn, Provost Marshal, offers
an apology on the part of the General
and proposed three cheers for Geners
Veatch, which were given with will
Some one in the crowd proposed tire
cheers for Mcclellan, but mary voice
responded; but proposition for tire
cheers fer Abe Lincoln, made imm'
diatsly afterwards, was given most ell
Enthusiastically.
Gen. Veatch viii 60 forward today |
the Ben. Sickney. BE is sccompanis
by Capt Reed, one of hia aids.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
County Convention

There will be q Mass Convention OF
the Union men Of Vsnderburgh County,
held at the Courthouse in Evansville,
on Saturday, the Sd Of September, at
halrpast two o'clock, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election
The members Of the Excessive Com
mittee are requested to see that due
notice is given in their respective town
z ships
By order Of the County E1. Com.
l III CHASDLER, President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
PLANTATION HTTTFps

which aFn now recommended ~ tie Alghsst Iasai.
esi authorities, and warrasssd 10 proaaes 81 -
Hssdsats beneficial eject Thsy ara exess1lagly
agreeable. Isrfse-ly pure. aid asss supsru.ss ali
ether 'oaiss WHERE heslshy. gs.tis ssinslsas is
required
Thsy purify. strsasthsn asz issigos.as.
They ersste = healthy sppstits.
They are an sHtiasss to shssss e ~aisr ssd
diet.
TA', srsrcO@s the erect. 81 aI..ip.uss a.s
late hoarA
They 'sr'nE'Ass the .yss-~ sss .aliv.. sA.
the mind.
rss, Pr'v'ss aIasaaiis .sa is,-rn,,l.u, g.
vers. Hf
They parity the breath .na ..lsIs sf,As
stomach.
They curs Dyspspsis aaa cesatipAtisu.
Thsy esrs Disrrhsa ssd chsisra asrsas.
They cure Liver Compliant sas Esrvous
Hsadaehs.
They make the weak strsnE. he issFuid Lril
liant aud are exhausted uatsrs's great rsatorss.
Thsy are COS posed Of the osiskratsd calsaya baFk
wintsrErson, sassafras, reefs asd hstbs, eli ORE.
served IN perfectly purs 81. creix rem. Ter par.
heaiars, So eirvalaEs aad asstimsnials around
each bottle.
Beware q inpssfsrs. Ersmiss svsry ssftls.
sos that u has our private O. 4. stasp spzati-
lated over the oork. vita piaatstlsn sssss. asa
esr signature o. nas steel pisfs sids Izbsl. 80
That our beitls is not rs-hiiss ~fth aparsss. asa
dslaisrious siua Asy FsFsss prstsaains 10 ell
PiAniatien bittsrs ~ ths gales 81 In tuit, b IN
inpssior. Any parsoa lnitasia9 tkis hsstis, e.
selling any sihsr material THERESA. ubsshss called
Fiansaiion Biitsrs Or net, IL srssinai usdsr 49,
Z. ,. Law, and will ~ 80 prosseztsd ~ "a We
Already have our eye ca several p.Ftiss ss.Gliing
ear bottles. As., who wifi susosea IN ssttinE
themselves Int close quarters. Ths asnAas foe
Draks's PiantAtion hiifers from Ladies, eisrEy-
"ss' --srehants, &e., fs 1nersditIs. Tks sizRis
trial 81 bosss ls the svidsnss prsssnt 81 ths'
sefth ana superiSrif,' ThsJ seld - ell ~
spse,sbls druggists, Eroosrs, psysssssns, hst.ls.
sslsoHs. steamboats,, asd ssanssy stss...
r. II. DRAKE @.
Re. 7o1 Brosd~ay,H.Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Indian outrnrss.

ST Louis. Sept Late advices from
Fort Riley say Indian outrages have IN
creased within The past ten days. On
the 18th ult a train from Santa Fe 10
LeaveRxorth was attacked at Cameron
Springs. 10 men killed, all the stock cap
tured. and the train abandoned On the
2Ist. ult 200 Indians attacked several
trains. including one belonging to the
Government, 90 miles vest OF Fort Lar
2uie. One man was killed, and nearly
al the stock captured. Large bands OF
Indians are congregating in the neigh
oorhood Of Fort Lyon. Outragss are Of
daily occurrence. A party coming within
sight Of the Fort were pnrsued BY Asi.
Wynkook and 3 or 4 OF them killed.
Several unprotected settlements between
Fort Lyon and the base Of the noun
tsins ars now receiving the attention Of
the Indians The section Of eosntry
traversed By the Indians extends from
Platte to Arkansas rivers, about 100
miles from east to west Our present
force Is entirely inadequate for the work
before Il, and immediate reinforeementS
are absolutely needed. Over 1900 per
sons have been murdered on the Platte
roate, 100 on tie Kansas head waters,
Smoky Hill and Republican rivers, $500
600 worth Of property captured or de
stroyed, besides 5000 horses, 500 mules
and 9. 600 oxen.
The Idaho Mountains are said 70
swarm with disaffecled, disloyal men,
estimated at 10000 This class have
gone there during the past year aad
half
The Mexicans are very uneasy along
the entire mountain range. Rebel Nor
mon agents are said to have been At
work among them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

A PERTINENT INQvIEr-A laboring
man, who, Notwithstanding the high
prices Of all articles Of prime necessity,
manages, by industry and economy, to
maintain his family comfortably, if not
-,huenlly, desires to know whether the
vorkingmen Of Evansville and vicinity
feel highly oomphmented in the effort
made by certain demagogues in this
community to bolster mp and hold up as
representative of their honored class
an individual who, while protesting TO
he a nottingham and q mechanic, is
without work, without money, aud daily
increasing his board-bill while leasing
around his clearinghouse, spoa,iug
treason and Coppsrhead slang
When laborers are in demand at fifty
to sixty cents per boar, il is no. cousid
cred ereditAble by great many sensible
people to be idle, out Of money, and il
debt for board at the same time, anC
especially when it is proposed to ia,
honest, industrious men to support Suct
adventures. ~.l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
River News.

The nver is gradually declining here
and hence to PittsbOrg with fully 10 feet
from Louisville to Cairo, sufficient for
the largest class of boats
There was great activity on the levee
yesterday, principally on Government
account, asd several boats loaded aud
left.
The arrivals since Wednesday night
iaclGde the Superior, from Nashville;
the Alice, from Shawneetown; the Ad-
vance, from Green River; the Virginia,
from Grandviev; The Bertha aud Res
cue, from Pntsburg; the Palestine, from
Louisville, and the Tyrone from Louis
vile.
The departures were the Kate Robir-
son, Superior, A. Baker, Bertha, Ty-
rome, Reserve and Clara Poe, for Nash
vile the Palestine, Tor Louisville, and
the Kaly for Green River.
The Superior came in from Nashville
with a splendid trip, of which a mani.
fest is given below. She reloaded i'm
mediately and left last night on her re
turn with ESQ head of cattle, showing
what live stsamboatsman, having the
interests of the Government at heart,
ean do.
Capt Dexter has right to be proad
Of the Superior, and be is worthy to com
maad so hne steamer and he deserves
the success be has met with
The Palestine, from Louisville, arriv.
ed about 5 o'clock, aud Isfl again With a
good trip At 81 o'clock for Louisville
The Alice. from Shawneetown, and
the Virginia, from Grandvisw, brought
in large esFgoes Of tobacco.
By some strange mistake We have
besa advertising the Saratoga for seve-
raj days, when it should have been the
Niagara, Capt DrAvos new beauty She
passed down last night
Ths Ben. stiekney will be here to-day
for New Orleans on her frst trip She
is magnificent boat and is admirably
ofheered, iusuring 10 passengers fer
New orleans delightful trip. Aessrs.
Cox L Humphrey are her ageAts.
The Pi.lshnrg Conmereiai says On
ward is the name selected for Captain
James Melons new steamer, just fn-
ished, nnaer the uperintendence Of
Captain Jshn Rhodes, one Of the beat
builders the Iron City can boas, OF
One Of the new boats building at Pitts
burg is named lson City"
The Cincinnati Gazette learns that the
Express between that point and ST.
Louis has been re.orgsnized. comprising
the following steamers: Silver Spray,
Capt Feuiou; Jesess, Capt FraEier;
Caroline. Capt Metcalfe; Naugatuck
Capt Ross; Eclipse, Capt Wise, and
Havana, Capt Malin.
The Albert pearee was fred into with
nushetry at Cypress Bend, on her way
down ORs shot passed through the pilot
house. On her way up she was again
bred into st Bolivar with the same kind
Of arms, ons shot penetrating the engine
room. No one on board was injured
There II report by the Forsyth Of
seeing rebels constructing ssrthworks At
oseeola, Arkansas
1anifsst Of The Steamer Superior
We are indebted 10 Mr. Dan. F. Bissell
for The following manifest Of the steamer
Emperor from Nashville to this city,
Aug. 2sth, 1864:
Bro~ni Dunkerson a Co, l43 hbds
tobacco; Morris R~agsr, 2 do. do; Ford
4 Noel, do do; Cox & Iiua phrsy. 43
packages movables; S. Fishmyer, 6s a.y
hides; J. C. Bell, movAbles; Mr. Tay-
lor, horse.
The Superior found four feet water on
Hsrpeth Shoals, and falling as she came
/ nnt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

HoysEHoLD FuKSIrURE AT AUCTION
There will be sold AZ Hiram Nelson's
Aaetion Room, corner OF Main and
Third Streets, To- morrow SATURDAY morI :
ing at . O'Clock, q lot Of good second
hand household furnitare, such as sofas,
chairs, bureaus, eenter-tablss, breakfast
and dining tablss, stands, stoves. carpets,
and ageneral lot Of household furniture,
all clean and in good order There are
two or three good mattresses
Ladies and gentlemen are invited by
Hiram Nelson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
SCHOOL
SCHOOL.
Mathematical
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN A. ALLEN: Principal


sradaste q TIE e s Military Aczsamy. west
Poinf, ard for many gesrs 81 Instructor
1t ycngh.
TUE sEC0Sp sES les or THIS SCHOOL
1 viii &ommsnce % sionday, september the
stu, ia tie hzildinx O.. irsr street. part q
zhieh 10 occupied ~ ar. Bahus Commercial
Calisxe.
qshs course ~ s-udv ire7ufas al the branches Of
a earspkesa Euslish and 4 iaEzicai -iue2fiaa.
The students are repaired 20 Perform sEsh Mill
tsrv exercises - contribute 70 dsciFiins, health,
and an easy ard graceful carriage
TIE scnoiEstic yssr consists of fE0 sessions q
twenty xe-ks eseh-
TU4TIox So pr session Or twenty weeks one
haM payable AZ ths con menee1srt. and the bal-
sues al the middle o. the session
Nc 6educfion FOR wifh1rAWal q scholars froE
the school daring tie session, except in cases Of
1rstrzstad sickness
UxTF8Ex Yer winter, ons hira Cfsth Rernd-
about, stanaing SOLAR 70 hook in front, single
Of Hins gilt sHttons &c. : Ar1fIlsry} and three
small ones - butsoE he crffS. Cadet grew cloth
PAufaleoRss with srk cord on the cutter sean,
frgn the waist % thu ankis; one bus eseth miIi-
ssrs cap l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
War 'sIN NAME3-F4me is bubI
bic. Byron says the end Of fame

els but To MI
A certain y rtion of uncertain paper.
For this msa preach, write. - sak, and heroes
And batds 6aru what they call ,hsir midnight
ttpvr,
TO have when the original is du,t.
A name, wrstchsa picture. aud worse bust"
Il is "werry sggrsvatin'," as Sam
Weller would say; bat "sieh is life
Among the Recording Secretaries Of
the confederatv.Democratio Convention
we see the name Of A. T. whiting Of
Indiana, supposed to be Intended to
designate that world-renowed and cels.
brated politician, statesman, lawyer,
citizen, and civil engineer, A. t Whit
tlesey, Of Evansville, VandsrburEh
County, Indiana. Thus it appears in
the State Sentinel, notwithstanding said
Whittlesev is Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives Of the State aforesaid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

NEw YoRK, Sep. Gold shows a
strong tendency TO recover the recent
decline The fall created strong short
antsrsst, and the purchasers TO cover
the short contracts has forced up The
price Many Of The gold room opera
tors are unable TO fulfill their engage
ments, and instead of failing are repgdi-
ating very large amounts and have been
during the last two days By this pro
cess the average has been from 243 10
24sJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

NEW GUS SToEE-Ws desire to call
attention TO the advertisement Of Aessrs.
g. A. Mayer & Sons, who have opened a
gun store at No. 20 First Street, in this
city. Their stock is large and Of the
lest manufacture, and viii be sold on
favorable terms. Read their advertise
ment, and call and examine their goode.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
REMOVAL.


TTAs REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE Manu.
4 fseturipx EstAhlishment TO Ne. FIkSE
STREET below Main. He has large ami sls-
gait assortment Of Homemade Work a. nns ~
the aness, guaranteed as "geoa as the best, and
for sale as "ehe&p a. the cheapest. ana . hstis
cheaper.
HIS entire stock -csnsisting 81 hne BuEgJ'
Coxch, and Carriage Barnes, Light IrottiHg
Heavy Wagon. DrAy, and Express Harness., sal
dless In endless variety, Brides Of all kinds, n
any quantity, Collars, Girths, sarcisgles. Cheek
Lines, Military Work; in short, sTsrytefng IN
his line. from HAms strap 70 "a Monitor SAD
die has been manufactured under his im1s-
date supervision, by skflifri and experienced
workman, and is now ozsred 70 the trade a.
EASTERN PRICES. Being able to compete sue
esssfnlly with anything IN the market, u style
aaish, durability, and price, he only ssks trial
Call and examine for yourselves. APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
GOLD PENS.


All pens bear MY baas-nart. &C. p. BAkSss
ExFaA Iou., kT.." for which have sesufsd the
1epsFtfht, aud arr warranted u carsts nus and
p~rlrct N every respect seut BY mail 81 snprses
70 any part Of tss cguutry rroeipt u price and
rsfsFa charges Persons ordering viii pleas stAta
the Eiss aud style desifed vhstheF hard OF aafs,
has coarse; and II the lea shsuid fail q pleas
prove detective, they win hays has privilege o.
exehauaie A deduction Of afsesn per cent al
lewed orders Of So or over. and sH#niy-aYs
per esst On these OF 500 LiiersI aiscouAt mas
10 the trads. Old pens repaired ia the best man
nsr for nfsy cents (and aasp1 each. CiFca.
lars showing aiAes, styles. and prices u Watahss
seat FARE 10 Auy address Address
CP. BARNES.
Dealer in Gold Pens anu AaKnieAs WATsaKE,
SIS Main street, cor. Sixth, L0alssiiis. Ky.
mchzffaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING Is IA
Il eosETi :, "a The 10th Day Of Jane, 1884, =
tSo year old bay Esrs Colt, little white or beth
Of her hind isgs, white streak 10 her forshs.d,
and Il tie % Of hsE fore feet aad very iarEs
sf her axs-has the app-sr&ncs Of three year old.
Any irfornation eonesrEing be Colt, or her &C.
livery 20 At ny rsBidsncs, will b literally re-
a-ss sin. JOHN ToHrLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

AnAM JoHSsos's MES--A portion Of
the men captured in Southern Kentucky,
belonging to the rebel Colonel Johnson's
command, arrived in Louisville on Mon !.
day and were furnished quarters in the
military prison. The number, We be-
lieve, was ninety Many OF them are
new recruits, aud they think that play
ing soldier is not the most comfortable
thing in the world
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
REMOVAL.

Ne have 70 Ezeafs the Store vs now oeespy
a by the Ist Of September. ne VIII remove e ~
nsw stsrs daring this month IL order 2 Lea---
n.ariv epss IL ths EsS Store with an sntirr -
1soek. ws vii sell goods 90 cheap s-s -
So eut : xrsst zaoy goods - Dcch ssss t1s1
~ 80 - gcHIPKER 4 BCssISe,
-1x.<s No IS 4sfz ssssst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Cincinnati Markets.

cIHcExE4Tl. sept /.
FL0UR..-tstivs ard prices hisssr: supsrdas
"a; Extra . sat %
wHEAT.-Ittkt .pd Ia aFfixe demand sAlss
Of - coo bushsi., eicsiug At ; ss92 10 Cor red /;
aE92 3 hfr white
coES-FEmsr sssI 70 for shsIlsa; no
-
BYE. 60.
RABLFY-a 20 for ssw fail. ana As for old.
OATS -Tac.
hYE-l -
wHIsKY.-Dail. rtisss nominal; no sAiss.
PROVISIONS -Qaist
GR.CERIEs -Quies.
GOLD II Hane a tel 40, and silver 10 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

BB-TaylOr & Cox, Lyons successors
are still adding to their already large
stock Of Fine Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. One Of the firm has gone East,
aud when be returns their stock will ex-
cell anything ever offered in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
HOTEL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rpHE oo-PABTsERsHIP HERETOFORE
sristinx between James q. Cariir ssd Philip
s-.~.-r.r anSsr the saEns and sryis Of Czrlin
- w.s dissolved By nat1al consent % tks SRA
dsv OF August, 1884 All dshts ezs. ana sSiBK
- and By sEis frz. win Go ssttl - Philip An
spaehsr, Who kAs pzr-hzssd the entire isfsrsst sf
lanes T. Cariin Il the said oc-rzrfnsrzhip end
bHBirsss. JAMES r. CARLIA.
sugI0 --4-4 PHILIP ANePACHE2-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
HOME INTERESTS.

TO PHrsIcIASs.-If you wish 70 szrea2ss pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at a snail ad
sanos On Eastern PTices 90 and sxanizs EELLER
WHITE's stock, where ysn viii fad svsEy arfi-
Gle that ia needed By the profession, aad a. prices
which eazBos fail t. give satisfsstioa. Their
store Is Al No. "a Main street Hay4dEwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

REMEMBER the County Union Cen
vention on Saturday, Sept ID, which as
semblss for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for county Offices Let there
be fall Attendance The Union men
Of town should take pains to inform the
country people Of the Convention, and
induce them 70 attend.
Sept2-2td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

Gay The proposition for general
and grand ovation and reception to all
returned veterans, about the LIST of oc-
tober, meets with great favor, aud We
hope tbs proposition may be carried into
effect
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
A. The s.lect school {

B1- The Select School for small
children taught by Mira 81 A. Ross, will
commence Monday, Sept 9Th, at her
residence on First street, between NAL
berry and Gum. Tuition, Eve dollars
per quarter, the school year consisting
Of three quarters.
Sept 2-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Fire.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 1.-The hemp factory
of C. L. McGrer, at Lexington, No,
was burned this morning. Loss $40, 1905
insured for SIS, 900 Three hemp ware
houses and two dwellings adjoining were
also destroyed, with most Of their con-
tsnta TOTAL loss 100000