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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
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MCnta8 Zen "a. auauf.
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men unb tsSaGItn nur ben Der 9rt bn Tf riutrs'
ten.
ptinlary per 8ierteI, SIS 90
@ep5GnliGs gnsliI&s 3rdgs, Sc 90
5Btns, QatsiniI&e unb @rieatf6e, isSs 8ba'
Ter ;ulGbli6. 6sine pstrs gsradtun9 wirb
srfrrrsrt fiji mstr aIs 3wst tislr 3wei8rn.
lPrtra.
GrarS5FI&s So 0O
WuFt, 10 90
Sir brn 0strau5 tss planes fir usbnns 90
5cueruns fiji ben SBtntsr. 90
@ntse 35etirse rrrten in Der Gamtlie bee
prtn;ipals angrnommsn unO Spar an $50 PER
Sirrtst fir 9Oartns, g8aIAm unb untsrri&t In
allsu 3weisen, nit @uSnatms BON Wuiif.
9r3abluns Rritt sum Suraus. Gin tiai8cr
gt,us fir @brrlentsit, bur& anbaltsnre Srdnt'
ttit tp!rb reitatttt.
= II. Orc9erY, @vineipal.
gusuR 9, 1864. nqtS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Cine Rarte an bic 2abies.
pr. pupOntO's SOIGene piRsn fur
frdufu,immer.

llnftbtter ;um 8sribtioru, RssuIren, u. Gntftrnn
ren alien oinSunidin aus pdhsr lItahS,
uuo INNER erfcl9rsih als cin
&Ortsu9uu9tmtltd
Dis 3ulammtuEbun9 rcn 8sitanetbHTn IN Nr.
Dupcntc'S ,aEoenGn ptusn thr SrausniMh"F'
hnp oanNib barmlce. DiGlCltru Enc storauat Tcr'
cen in Der Yrirot 9lr9tltir eEs altEn Sr. NnFen'o
fit Htcr 80 SabrCn, auS Sousnet rrn Damen ten'
ncn ibrs 9utsn 6clsen, in tsinabt alien 6duEn IN
Der ScrtsiTcrur9 tCr Srresutahentu cm'S iH9!'lm
Die lamsr;bafts unb nisrSrihO9SneE Mtnitru"'ifn'
Etloubsrs bti tsr gHCtbid Cts gsbtnS, Etj'n9En,-
@cn ; t,s 10 pinrn urirtu tic 70 bstdnnts aver
Ihrstlitbs Srautbtit, % / { GB s."-%itn@.
be Gin iSeeS 5rausniuumEr I'M Sani'n g@nes N''"
all oiCitr Rrantbct.
Die cbi0cn Viatu babsn SauisntC permanent eu'
rirt, unS hs surirsn rib rGnn tu fie stbraudl.-
Sic tSnntn Dir ntbts ihacEn III St9GatDEu pcltt'
ti3su fc GIle Shffrutticnfn. trn9cn ote Siatur IN
tfn rGhtsn eauf, uno lt6rfen has 9oris Srltsnl.-
Damon otrsn SEiunbbcit feline Ssrn'sbruu9 Ger
6amilit craubsn, finrsn btele ptIItn Cint ttsrs
8srbncrune. Damtn in btIcucsru llmfinren,
cher stcurcn6 ba6 s eiss Iiisn, cIItsn etSft gtn,
in Den Critsn erei gNcuaGn d es6raudorn, tn'
cem eirfdhs ricITsibt tSfs Srl9Sn nad fb i'sbsn
pdrotn. 0lah eiGHGr QurpCiluu9 nimmt eGr WErtr'
tiger tsnI Seranncrtlihfrtauf fb, rob ibre MiI'
&c III hcr 6sGunebEit nitbt lhiclih. Die Sfltanc'
tbstle eitftr piatn nerctn Gnem ircsn A9enten hti
fanut ornaht, uno ttsis nereCn Gudb lo9en cas tf
fdDrr ino, uno bas tsrirttn rsrein, mas 9c|aai
piro oae fc ausfdbrsn.- grsis 81 per Scr.
9Gim 9rc6sn uEp 8lcinen III pertouNn tSi
qdipdl uitS Wfdrtin,
&c. 81. .pamtcn'Girat uho
SetItce unb Surliu9,
Gde eGr bamittcn uro 9ten StrofC,
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n-0urd bic 3uicnruns rcu 81 on tics
ls btrrcu, on has ancndun gctemt, tSuut Sbr tic
YiUsn Gin @Grtraucn) turtb oas 9citOmt, ju ir9Cue
sinGm Sbsil ers eartes atianet bstcmniCu, IL iphr
frei pru gcif9sIb.
81. @.-Seint fub Ght, oGsscnrmmsn Ger So:
men pon @. D. 9 Ow c, 1T auf isoCr Ser. wClfsr
neulih hniu9slttt wureC, oa tie YUCn 9sf6llbt,
prrcsn fuN. @tsibfaus gum @srtOuf lei
9. 9. Stepeus, 8sobino. W. W7. 9 eff:
b9r @stb!rbcr, z. Il. pott, gRoub @buut
. pruse 9 a 10 n, Galtcn, uuo bci cinsm Drueait
N iGcSm glake. gHerbCn pcrtouft in qbitabGlpbta
vi 3tt9 9tsruno g +, Gds Der 2tCn rno
Sr'en StraGen; Sm tb uno Q d M a der
!43. glcro Bite Stroes; Dpcttu. &C. 232 Serb
2ts StroeE; 9B ri btu Q D q n, ll0 gNortt
5traRs, uro Z b n 0 II, palIcpop uuo GrweTs,
. Gcro 6Is Stragr
TC6ruor 10. 1864. ualJ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Q6enten Derl1n9t.
GS msrbrn 300 9l9enten VerIangt
Inn ben 9rp6rn natiirIi9rn
0RPttersl(u;ci1cr.

Q8ettrrs2lnirigcr
Gait rlasm l&Snn 96rmOmstsr ttsisstra&D gu
vnfauGrn. SbI6cn nur zine turjs Belt tin9e'
fatrt, Iu att IS bernp6 Suntnts W;l6s bic 0s'
nausfet. ta5 gGetttr yUrIrr .enSu;sBen, baS tsibt
vOm NaGsn gum Ircdsnen, unb umtsbrt, bltIsltsR
te,tussn. DIR ltatis brwsStias. .@runeIdb II bic
plult elmer Slums. 8sfunSsn in Gyricn, unS
wtl6t 70 Itbr smpfnblam ii, baB auf ririslbe tet
rintm jstm g1s6Isl Der @tmpipbns 9swtrtt rire.
Stin 8arCmtttr birrSupcr Srrfrrti8t, ssist uns
mlt @enauistsit BEN liE ndtstnrsn asssn an, atsr
eis1r natdrtt6e 9urrU cope, bht
gBrt tn si9ntn Sanbbtr Natur,
faGt pas sSsblener auf bas ipslGtS nttt btSpsdt
wrrtsn fcnnts. unO ssiat Isinm nisftbItnSsn Sin"
ger ,uaGtrn @t&iettes gEstters. Gins err
SnIrumsntr, ais sin Simple, pirO nadp brm @r=
blItrn SUn s4.00. untsr rsrno ein'r @fertiIe Ser'
Ianbt. SGtds aud ;uslri& s!nrn 9ctsfdmp nit.
Nan abersIlire ll4 an
Srisbee, Gooe uno 60.
Union Drills, grr 60. ga.
augul 2, 1864. rq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
SaSt Oal fie 9efebem ?
QSas2
Die Derrlt6en @11ren
ErOHcru 2lSaoreas,

als fibwar;e uno 5antp:Ssios, 0rlains, glaics une
BAL neias, sFcus Oslaius, Collars rem itoem Srpl
uno Yrcis bic tpcbtkitfisn ndbe iu fnrsn fnp-
SharIs II. I. 10. Cine 9rcFc auspobI veu
Srauerpaoren fir DdmeR.
5rimminsS, endmpfs, ftiue aiO unO anosrs pano:
fbubc.
6oOp SfirtS BON aGen prriIen.
Salmoral Sttrts.
edeies SRerinc Starts ron alien Sarben.
6ran;Sfihe Gerfsts, Sadldhtr pcn allen SCrs
ten, r.
. 9erfumer9 1t. SGnc9 Seife.
Gdbss Gdnrs Du6 9rimminss In GROCER
SriGtscrnbsit u. RON jsesm Styl.
Gpubts uuo 0ncrcr 9iabts in src6tn Suanti;
t6ten.
lImbrsOru, SuSpfc ron iIcEr Art, brme6ufCn, DO:
fsntrd9sr uno fsrti9c Semoen in srCBSr Quswobl
DiCfsr Sdttrfct muttc in rem ercBlu Stdcttu
fir 8aar9rc sin9stauft, uuo racur6 bin i'd i'm
Stauee pisl rcbIfslsr u oGrtoufsn as pire Der ans
bern b6ultr.
Die Damon rueroen ss gu ibrEm bsIrnbcrn 8crbsil
hnorn ptnn fs lei mir aurufcn che &c cnlfmo faus
fen. Rcmmt uns prdfrt Die GEaarsn, bos 8sItben
fofst tihts.
aGentaun, Suri 7. 1864 mol
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
6 c tificdte.

0arrist Orr, ron 0anrafsr, purer bur6 baS
Srdutr Sittre BON innsrIi6r S6wGGs unt
S6mcrIen I'm 8iiden furirt.
gBiuiam 9s6irr, bon 9anealrr, br,euat, burt
ben @strau6 Scn WiI6Ir's Sittrs Spn ben
YsilS estsilt pUrbsn ;u Isin.
Srireri6 9ub, BON 2anealrr, te,ruet, baB rr
bur9 ben @etrduh tes Sr1uter Stttrs pom
9ltsumatiSwuS turtrt tpurbs.
Scbn @urlty, BON 2anealer, wmer bura tas
&r6utrr '8ittrrs ron @e6wirsn an brrt SrI6is.
brnen Stsllrn tefrrlt.
gGaHsS G6On, ron Gcneaacr SauuG6ip, purbs
bura pa5 &rdutcr. Sttr5 pom sinsm I&mer,baf.
ten 0Cibsn In rer Ssitt brfrst.
ScGn 6. g8altru, ron 9aneailsr, purrr BON
S6musrn I'm Siiden uno In ben Wsrrn furirt,
bic CT f4 In Der glrmte ju9sjcssn bdttr.
SrnrY 9la9et. Drn Ganeafrr, puroe Son rinsr
@lietuldbmung furIrt pslGs BEN @sbrau6 Ist.
mes rs6ten Nrms5 ptrbtncnte.
SamsS 8srneep, ron 2anealrr, irurbe bon
6rrniI6r SiaubSe uuo 8bsumatismus turirt
9bomas Groom. Ycn 0In SCps, purbr BON
9tldsnIGmsr;n uno nsrS5ism SYfsm furirt.
Daniel 9. Srrr. bon ROtrrsburs. 9nnruRsr
Gdunty, brsu9t, bab or SCn l6limmsm Ssitrn'
lk6tn furirt ipurbs, ppmit tr felt nsun Sabrsn
ssbafttt mar.
8. 8ding, 9i.t,, Ya., purbr BON rinsm b.
lsn @nfaa 6rpnilGn 8beumatismus 8sbsiit.
ScGn Neipi6, Yen 9aEeafirr, pGr6s pom Ser,D
flrpfsn furrt, moran ct 25 Sabre lit.
~Sbi9ts f6debarc Sitters 1T chen.
faas ju ucreoufen bti ben ltnterjcibne.
ten in Quentaun.
9ut b II. 6agcn bud,
aattutss aSsnttn fiv esSa gauRtp.
7saEt 8, 1894, ssIs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
q cue unb 3 prite>Sanb
IiCbcrbeifSs8 8iStesg,

on ftm
4eu gorf Siberbcits &iitm Depot,
SO. II, &ilIiam StraBe, gt. q.
.. S. Chamberlain.
9rS6tn unb Yrd6sn BON 9ilie'e frutrfsltrn Sitrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13

5la6s q; DO YfunO 0oue 2; SIR BAG Spsit-
trlt tsses tsr Cbtsen artfrl T.
Grmmittcc-G. grrs. Mrs. Gtnsr $. gBint,
Nirs. Sc9n 0ro6 urb Nlrs. 9arpt s. lstn'
rctb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Gine Sr6indn;.

Sufdst tur4 trn 9drssrnetFr unb StuStratb
Der Borough SCn alIrntaun, b.i elmer AM 2ORrn
au9ua srbaI!srm 8rfammluns Res Stuttratts.
Bon nO na& gaiFruns rIsfr Srbinans iUu
pae Warttbaus rer Start Nqrntaun Irsi lctn fir
ale YsrIsnrn mrltr 5Isii6. 5rrersisG, Semitic
unb 9tcraft jfnrr @rt pairlbf gum gsrtauf ball
ten wuller.
llao bic Srbinanj in Sssus auf paS gertau.
fen ron Hawking and Pedling YrOOuttrn in rem
Strabtn rro gQrY5 her trIdatsn Statt, IN tttr.
NIT rabjn pndnprrt, paB ba0tItt mad 9 ll9r
Wcrsens rlautt H..
llnb 70 ptrl pcn irBrne elmer SrSinans ole cline
StraIc Gui bas @rrFnufsn BON @tmiiI,n unb SSrii&s
ten nit SErtcn aufuIsSt, i't unp if tirrmt nj.
rrrrufm.
Die Wartt.StaaS iuarn Ycm Olarltmriasr
Icl6rn YCricnsn itnllien wrren, bic nit 5tdI&,
JsecSir9, @rmGitn uup Yrptuftrn In pn Wartt
fcmmn, uno Scl6e tif Ginrn Naurrnptn Stanp
nrtmrn, lc!lm trn Ger;ua batrn
Gbarice RIein, @m9t6.
GIifba Sorreit, Stt.
2tuaul %, 1864. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Der 9rpBe HeiberitDbr.


IN oaS QubIifum !
>ss g8Ult i6r cure 8ltirunsSRads wcSlfti
rG9rnb BEN tp4teinSsn ttsurtn 3titsn
wOtIfeiG tuufsn, bann tsfrst elm bd
TrDreQ, Smtttb 1t1b 50.
unS tsltaust sinmal bic ntus Sitter bic iie fcsbsn
aus BEN srp6rn Cities ertaItsn habsn,- l6tnrs,
beTsre unb rcblIeilus bat man ntsmals In ssha
Gaunts srIsben, unb fus iR aud cine urlaGe toa'
rum man INNER nit tisIen rrblfet!sn unb tuatt"
oen S6netbumsiRer ,ufrisrsn II, uno iis finb I'm
gtanbt tbr 9 I9aft auf rtsIr sDsiie Fcrtan
III tstrsiben. ole taten T6 In fer 9amtltcn
Straes, Glide 9tdrtn pbsbalb Der Ss61rn, st'
nsn I6Snsn, srceen rsusn Stcu sInssri4tst, mel
der srprs6 fir bsIsn 3wtd sstaut murSt, unp ph
tatsn iir stnsn alssmetntn
Stpf SriblinsS unb Scmmerraarer,
far ibre 8untsn snsstsst, unN lIs psrtaufsn hts'
irlten 70 wcGlfcil psnn ntat wctlfsllsr, tpte tv'
oeno rin Saus In Nlentaun. gptr rtnsn ihpnFn
unb 9utrn
Otpd, Spfrn, @ritc, llnterbpien, SSen,~
ben, Striimpfe, SalStit4rr 6plen>
TRIGGER, SOanpi9uDr, SfaSler@
Itbfr, ltmbrellcn &c.
bubrn ,vtu, Iclte buraauS ni&t pr8sHsn an BITE
fem 8lstrtArre anSurufsn, ste sr lOn1wO Fault.
Ucrti9c 2Ictbcr
6utsn mir stnsn srObsn 8cratt auf SunO' ron
iersr Grt, bic ssbrau&t w1rsn, bslonNsrS Sute'
llarts fur S&afFsute.
8lritrr auf SritellunS
wsrstn nit Der erSetm @Orsfult snferttst unO
sin gutter ,,5it'' saranttrt, orsr tstn SsrtauI'-
8uftt an uno Istst unb pritftt FUR sudt ltief.-
gBr RnO ale prattiiGs S&nstSsr pon Steltaer'ssr
grfatruns, unO ra fSnnsn mir eu4 b'Ntsns'' Sa
rurrm 8Urtbsil
SaroH GrureA, peter smith,
GbarIrs Rrrh.
9uentdun, War, IS, 1864. mlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13

ais elm 9cnie uno a0ssmrinsr @ppttit @stsr. IN
birIes Sitters Ubns 0l:6rn. Setns Dams mel
DE cine flare GOmpIrrirn ,u baben pdnIGt, fOlts
rbne taesltr lrtn. SeO 70 gut unO ssrIGofFt
gu& Elm Circular uno Certificate BON unIrn
Q8ertrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
NQ0riMt,

IENNU WIZ
S9tro btsrmit 8sBetrn, bab bic llntrrjtdn'tsn
ais greeutorrn ron Der Sintnladeni&aft brS pfr'
1urbnsn 6 + 10 n 9. 8ttter, Ibtttn ron
Sabtura IIp. Qr6a Gaurtp rrnarrt rcrefn llre.
Qar Diricnigsn ba1er, wsIte rc@ on tsiasr
SntrrlalTcnItafi I6uftsn, fnc ttrrturh auf9sfor'
trrt inntrbal6 6 gpcGt1 bet rem llntrrle6nrttn
on,urufrn unO ai6hstdt iu ma6sn,--tlne SCI'
dc bic nod rc6tmdGigs anipri&s 81 ma&,r taScn,
TnS eterfanS uIuGt fclts innrtalb bfm rGmlI.
den 3dsraum pUtttsadtist rin;ubinSissn an
SuIomon 9. Sitter, er,ors
Saeob g. Sitter, 0'''
9IuluR 30, 1864. na6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
OFFICIAL,


LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED an
the PosE-0flce At Evansville, State of Indiana
Zlsf day Of November, 1854
1s obtain any Of taess letters. The kppli-
cans must call for ssadsefss9 Esesrn1 give the
date Of this list and pay ane cent for aassrtisinx
ss- II not called for within one rsoask they viii
BE sent 10 the Desa-Lettsr Once
+ FREE DELIVERY Of letters hye1-ySe-s a the
rssidsnoes Of osners (in The larger sitiss nav b
sECGEED By Observing the fciloxinx RULES
l. Object letters plainly 70 the strsss sad
ns1beT- a. vel - the post-of1cs and State
2 HEAD letters With the writer's roaf-asEes
and STATE. sfrsef and zs@ber, sIGu them pIafnIy
with fgli mans, and request that answers bs
dzrocts9 ac11Kaszztgs
) Letters 70 strangers or TRANSIENT visitors 10
town or city, whose special address may Be an
known, ah0eld b marked, in the lower Isff- hand
corner, wifh the wsra g Tr2usfent~
= Ri1es the posfags-sAlrap on ths uppe~ rszhf-
and eorrers and Lease spacs between ths ssanps
and dlrsetisn for peg-nsGrki@g without intsrfsr.
ing with the writing
NIB "A REQU EST for the RETURN OF a lat.
ter = the SEiieFs II unclaimed within thirty day,
or less, written or printed With fhs writer
Aassss peSgcss ara Ss4ts, aeroaa the ist hand enS
Of tbs envelope on the face aide will be conpIled
vita a the usual prepaid rate Of postage. paFA.
Die whsu the isster il delivered TO the Srttsf :
SEC. s. Law OF 1858.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22


SNAIL frrr.-owiug to the pressure
upon our advertising columns we have
been compelled to insert a portion Of
our reading matter in smaller type.
This Is difficulty that cannot be we'll
obvia.ed. All Of the leading Dailiss in
the West have been compelled to resort
to the same experiment in order to &C
eommodate advertisers aud at the same
tune keep up their usual quantity of
reading matter. Hereafter the river
news aad editorial quotations will APP
pear in smaller type. We will try, how
ever, aud have the print so clear that
none will experience any difficulty in
reading il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

SSow-fhe wind veered around To
the northwest during Sunday night and
assumed wintry aspect Early thi.
morning fne fakes of snow 6lled the
air, people out doors drew their shawls
and overcoats closer around them, aud
prudent husbands looked to their wood
p''es and coal bins The poor, God pity
'aem' went shivering along the streets
a'd the benevolent and tender-hearted
began to consider what provision had
Dee" made for the needy. We jsin in the
inquiry and ask our citizens what has
been Done and what is to be done to
provide for the wOrthy needy aud suffer.
ing poor in our city during tn long and
doubtless cold winter that is now fa;rIv
upon us1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

EXTRA EDITtoS Our second edition
OF the Journal yesterday afternoon went
Oh with great rapidity. Although we
printed about 300 copies they we're all
taken long before night. The extra edi-
ton enterprise bids fair to become per-
manent institution. or course our al.
vertisers will not grnmble at having tho
benefit OF double edition, and our
frienes down the river viii find 10 fault
with us for furnishing them news from
twenty-four to twenty-six hours in ad-
vance OF the time they have been in the
habit Of receiving Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
mnoa for kolalerss YamILles.


Mr.. Joseph P. Elliott, our Township
Trustee, appeals, this morning, to the
farmers Of Vanderburgh county to cor
tribute at least one load Of wood TOW =
making the fsnilies of our ab, hfas
disrs comfortable during - AT SOL
blasts of winter, which is AZ stormy
Us. The city of Eyar sSsn no~ afOn
gotten INTO berseiee 'sg'iie1has already.
c.u,s OF Ter I , great name be-
.lberality and patriotism
@"4 sonfdsnt the farmers viii
ho' % 70 and 3 Whit behind the residents
Oh :" city 10 so glorious work. Sat.
aay, tire I'd day Of December, has
been fixed Upon as proper day for the
enterprise. Mr.. Elliott has secured good
yards in which to deposit the wood, and
will secure the services of q steam saw
to Gu. ii up, and will also have a draw
always in readiness to relieve the dis
tressed whenever and wherever be NAV
ascertain that they are worthy and
needy. So far as he is Concerned, there
will be no failure. @
The ladies of our city, too, unwilling
that any patriotic enterprise shall be
suggested or carried forward without
they have hand in it, have taken hold
OF this matter and are making arrange
ments to give the farmers good sub
stantial dinner in some comfortable
place on the day that they make theil
appearance with the wood. =
1t is expected that the Sd day of De
eember-Heaven grant that the weather
be propitious--will be a kind of county
jubilee-a glorious, happy time; for al
who give freely will feel magnificently
because they can't help il. By tina
time we are quite certain to hear tina
some Of the noble boys--whose mothers
brothers and sisters, or whose wives anC
children have been gladdened anC
warmSd BY the wood donated by lib
eral md prosperous people-hAve al
ready, with the gallant Sherman at thei
head, cut their way through the rsbe
Confederaey and reached the shores 0
the Atlantic II will be good time I,
cslsbrate their GROWING achievement
and good way to do il.
We say, then, 10 our friends in thl
country, get ready for the Sd day of DE
esmber. Have big load OF wood pre-
pared. Feed your horses largely two O
three days in advance that they may b,
strong to pull, and then pile on thi
wood until their strength lie pu. TO IT,
test Nor need any one confns himsel
to donation Of wood. Potatoes, -four
or meat Of any description, can be dis
posed of by soldiers families wishou
difficulty or trouble. Mr. Elliott vii
bold himself in readiness TO supply
good storage place for anything which
liberal and patriotic people may devils
! in their hearts to contribute Tor :,
praiseworthy an object Let there be /
grand rally on the part Of all Wander
burgh county, We are Anxious 10 Sc,
which township will do the mom 10 thi
/ good work Committees ought to ),
appointed at once in each township e
see the people and notify them Of ID,
greatness Of toe day and the goodness o
the enterprise
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

GRAND CoNeERT.-Ths lovers Of good
music will not tail to remember the de.
hshtful treat that is prohered to the
public tonight, at Masonic Hall. BY The
pupils Of Prof Matthias, as compli.
mentAry benefit to their teacher.
The programme, which We have been
kindly permitted to examine, presents a
brilliant combination of gems, aud the
great ability of the professor as an in
s'ruetor warrants us in promising that
the execution of the various pieces SO.
ise'ed will be of the most charming
character
The Crescent City Silver Band bs,
generously volunteered to assist and
viii add their unrivalled music to the
evenings entertainment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

par Every Conservative in Congress
from the State of. Missouri has been re
pudiated by their constituents at the last
election and left at home. CaA't con.
servatives never learn that the people in
tend to remove the vexed question Of
negro slavery from American politics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
Jacob Straub & Son

AxEs-Lippincotts, sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut Saws com
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
Sh0vels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain Shovels. Long and g .
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assert.
Pocket Knives, ment at verv
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files; Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's q Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops. ~l-r-'r
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools. p,
Also a full assortment of Shelf
Hardware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

B1S-The remarkable change in the
weather yesterday is severely felt, and
will no doubt cause much suffering In the
city. The humane and the benevolent
should look around them and see that
the poor are not neglected. Ii would be
a shame il in this city Of plenty and
wealth the poor are permitted to suffer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

ses-Ths people along the river, up
and down, will no doubt be vastly inter
ested by reading an eight by ten inch
sheet containing four or five short col.
umns Of reading matter, in which each
alternate article is an item Of self.lauda-
ton as fuIsome as IL IL false.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

DarWben men praise those who for
disloyalty and traitorons sentiments have
been sent out Of the Federal lines, I, ia
but natural to suppose community Of
sentiment exists between them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
CITY NEWS

s65-Mr. Lincoln's majority on the
popular yote bids fair to exceed AaIf a
AailIioH votes. Nothing like it has oc-
cnrred in the history of the nation. We
presume the Southern Confectionery and
Europe understands what il means.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
CARD.

ms rnkefslgDsd having sold cut hissntirs sfoek
Of Eeady 4soe Clothing, and Gentiernsns' Fer.
nishing 6eodss aad retired from the business.
hereby express bic grateful hcknowlsdxeusnts
ts bis numerous friends and c1sso1ers Tor their
past pafrsnAgs - literally extsndse - bin, ard
would respectfully recommend As-srs TnyioT =
Co, vhe have s1cessdsd him 10 the bnsfrsss 80
Sho are Aow prepared 20 furnish . their eusto1s-
srs sFsry arfle1s In th-f1 lice, Of ehs very -
quality, snd si sss Esss sNE0rsbls psssrs
sasso n. Lyon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

oNE SIDED AFFAIR-The vote Of the
Missouri soldiers foot up as follows
Lincoln, 6,2s5; Mcclellan, 65. Fleteh.
er, for Governor, 1924 Price, so The
boys in blue we're all for the "peerless
hero"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

ss~ HGper's Weekly for Novembsr
Goth, can be found at ]. q. SCOTS No
$, Second street, with many other val.
liable papers and magazines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
AID TO SOLDIERS.
To the Farmers of vanderburrb

Count4

IN SATURDAY. THE THIRD DAY or
" Deesuaber lisa, IS the day 5ssIznsfsS fer "a
farmers II p@-LseaisE; md ever body else, %
- they may wish % aoHzfe for the fanafIt-s Of
soldiers wives and ehildr-u, during the oouinr
water, and hers thak every 1zrasr Who has .
wegaa win bring \ Lad Of wcad fer sore - -
wii ever miss it, AID II vii b coaasolatisn 70
those 81 h0ze, ard 5sy fothe soldier IN ths saId
for them &c knew that their families are rr.vi<
"a io<, aud IN r trs far your knduess the lsdi~.
OF the city will. sise the farmers a suuutuors
lunch, AZ soms place which VIII be known A. th1t
time. J. p. EEL.OTf
norz1-fG Township Trw.san
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

n%Ths funds furnished by the rebels
have been exhausted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
j. 8 II 1T HIS
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
u .. % SECOND 9t.
I'm ERAr's zEocxl

NH11IS MADE TO ORDER TRoM MAS
~ NJ uert and q Il wzrrzptaS A sfarE a
ready .mass SHIRTS and Cellar siw1yr On harS sna
a. prices that vii szfs ths pwrchsesr Trekfnr
SAuns, sticking EcsoEus &s dsns with naaszsas
and dszpzteh
Thankful for past Ayers ths suhseriesr rszpsss
ally soaicits . oozfzHzss Of eAs patronAzs %
Hssr&iIy bestowed 81 ths past ava ysars
oes1 J. sHITH-