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The Singer Sewing Machine,
our LETTER / '@1a :! 4
Fa66aliJ' 'ssaa4#l4el&.hilsl,: $40 4#l4el !
rs fast gaining a, worldwide reputation. 1t
! Iis sheyepat doubt 'ss s9ao1aX ,s3tuf48q i
BEST AND b!E97[El2AA !eE9H7EAPEEssg, ,lRss' s., ri,
And most essn:tl'4 Y ! !! :. & :s't nc zLqMI|
., Fa"'i|y Ss'oie2g. A!faset9ve'p A!fse:t9 .,<
yet efrsre4 to tho eublie.--Ke-e& -Eanilx
Sewing Machine las 80 many useful appliances
Ffot Hee hARif &Sg, F4 iskin 9eGsss
ing, ana 50 forth. No Other Family Sswiag'
Machine has so much capacity for great ~
cent cnn improvements m ~ m.fs % eafa ' SHS' ;! aSa
ton Il hlino1 50 ssiAo:,.
Family Sewing Machine.
tain in q Aftipnlat al E1atex q speed. It makes
t4e ln@rleeked shtsh. which,. the. !. .s.. ! :
BEST sTlcH!BN9w' Ca
Any ono, even Of the most ordipary capacity,
Family sjwin1 Mlahisg. 1aSay yssswine
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
lsttl0,.;!t Ff.ai"ts DGa SafH aaI 10 2a@Ef''' .
! The Folding Cssssof'tka sFsmiiy Machine Il
Ia piece Of
ICbfffS9k1kfmAnau1PI
'|.t .b Il. ,.eess III Il protect. fsb.I
:e.ss':a sa;~s;e 4. s:e :Ssss
stantial table to sustain tho work. Whil'
some of tho Cases, made out o. ths choices
woods are finished in The sim ,,]est and chastes
: manner possible, others ssFcs adorned and en-
bcllished in the most costly and superb ma nncr
p 1t 10 absoldtcly s.n6cesssry-to see the Family
,| Machine in operation, 80 esS:e s)udgc Of it
'fgreat capacity and ebeauty:
II is fast becoming as popular tor family, sew
. ing us our Manufacturing Machines are %
2 manufac ctxring tmfp"ses.j 4 ..a'a II 4 "
SILK, TWIST! THREAD? NEEDLESS OIL
&c., Of the very best quality. ,.nts .@ssbs.
serd tor PAMPHLET Aeaa .paaay
Tnls sslKoxx MAsusAoruR1sa CoxrAx7,
45s, Broadway n, T:
3kEVSt. Paul, office, $50 1Ylira Street, n7"'
MESEROLE a AoLAREE xgents; Red Wins
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Call and examine our
Mach ines before pur
chasing elsewhere We
m manufacture q large
variety Of styles-pfeaeh
|lGta, Md. d.bASpted to
Ithe Requirements oi
Families aud Mans,fhe- :
turers of goods where
lsewing is employed:
'Fty
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L1-!~-'s -. t-S't ~ u "''..'' Il
.-.~'@ y:4''
The ONLY reliable iii, Sell: adjusting W r;nsor
Il. - tThe frsmebaing Of Iron, Thoroughly GAL
vanized all dauge1.fronn rust Is rens"red, and the
disability to shrink, swell, split DC, 80 unan0ad-
-, a1ls in wooden machines, is prevented.
NJ thumb sc7e,cs or connrzscated tustenings to
49, WEIR get out Of order; it can be fastened
Aruly to the tub in a single second. ~
, g" WARRANTED -wlrH or WITHOUT coo
~ 70 WHEELS. .r~@.,rg ana ssodz 1T
1t took the FIRST PREMlUM at Fifty
ssven State and County Fairs III 1851, and is
.s;tAout an ereeptia, Ms best wringereyer made
Instead of believing the statements Of par
ties interested in tho sale of other wfingers,
'''''> sTRY 1T, AND JtTDGE FOX YOURSELF
Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY and
ALL others, and if not entirely satsfactor,
retnrn it.
1t will wiring anything from Ta,eud TO u
Bed Quilt without alteration.
! Patented in. the United States, England
as <lCnnada, and Australia. Agents wanted IL
Easrgotic mon can max. from ss. to 20
per day.
3gs zPss4asaa"yseasrag Co.; ~ "
4 ri .1;. 1:e y; MP, g,ee:*.l *::: ,.;,
not o,idi,e or rust one Partscls. ] can safely 81.
wx1 q tcg seYeral Years experiapcei in tho @anu!ae
E satu rssof ehxnfori richi I'm -pSlmp1hMl Aser draw
M srs, IN which ha " tested the afRxtyo of iron
and zinc, that if the process is conducted pro
srly, it is perfect weld Of the two.
Nearly one year age ny family commences
sG xss " i, al S% sns f*s Rssi9;m s;m
il was used and has become an indispensibl
article with us. l have closely observed scv
oral other binds of clothes wr.ngers, the mo
dus operandi being different, trying toprodnc
the samo results Us the Pntnam Wringe1, bu
in my Judgement the yhave fMled. zAe Put
IN = Ai@z zJRs,st is aSseur Rkta9 ~ plsdhk ind
can cAeeJully reeon,n,endt u to be tho best IN
Respectfully yours, ..,
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvanizin
business enabl les ms to indorsc the above state
mcnt in all yayticu2ars. .
No, 100 Beekmann Srtcet.
Il ! New Hptk. Ja,lda 1884, 4
No, ., $3.50; n. l, $500 No. A, $500
Manu- A-tureI 4n4 sold, wholesale and re-
tztaasiH n Sy PUTNAM MANUrAoTuR7N NC. q % ,
No..sls Piatt Street, New York, and Cleveland
- s. c.. KoRruEoP, Agent.
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$3.50 DB8E PA NO8~43U1
A. F. TRYON & CO.,

A. F. TRYON & CO.,
Respectfully inform the public that they are
manufacturing the very best Piano-Forts 1T
IS HOWARD STREET u. VI
ASS ne lqwprSpaf II h5lf Sf thdti
choice sfmf4 toned - aA ssga AsxE
2 Octave Rosewood Pianos
ut the following pricesf: '~''}. "ffh
.1.-Double Round Corners. Three Mould
ings, Sweep Moulding on the Bottom, Bcvefcd
TOP, Caryed Lsgs snd Lvge and ssnell DesE,
4 No. 2.-RouDd Cornsss, h,se IMouldingA
Sweep Moulding ohthe Bottom, aBevslcd Top
Carved Legs and Tyre, md ScrSn Dell $500
L No. 8 = Round cern(s, Three Msnldings
Sweep Moulding onthe 8otsom xEarvbd Lyre,
and Scroll Dcsk ~. u. !. / s.. ..$275
? hot Ron,,a CSrncr., Mosslding u Plinth
Carved Lyre and Scroll Dcsk, ,..s. ...'s25o
4: WARRANTED ,ll For FIVE YEARS.
And made Of the bsst .iseasoneA materials
These sealnstfumcntsswill ssand AZ wcll rs any
and better than m ost that are sold It tho high
price Of $500. to 4sOos.sWe' in vito Dealers and
Teachers from all parts Of the country to act q.
agennsandtest these unrivalei Primo Forte'
With thessEaT lssr8ul1Es1s aof The most cele-
Fbratou manu- faeturers.
n23vSm4d3O
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| |GROVER&,R BAKER,
S.FyI ~ Fs [ES
~ :: y. 10. ., ''l@
Ii s3't ! Il 10
|Se.tnii u i.5 2Machne.
.$45E.
!. moI1Tc crf IL

A soaspafsshiai
that will rc.embroid-
or as well as stitch is
not: the one for family
use. Grover Is Baker,.
Eel6btate1 lA9alNEl!
both stitch. and em.
bfoidef withiequal fa-
cil;tylI 90 TyAI
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tD2A IT ri Il .%s@'. af-o' 4
JULIUS sBAUER..1

p %JULIUS sBAUER,,1
10. 80 South Cli,rka 81 rett,' Nshicaeo, ST.,
- OLE AG ENTafur Nv NJ gtKNA BE- Asl CO. -
- CELEBRATED PIANOS. .uar eorstsntly
Il large assortment Oh hand. and !. by arf .lge-
,,s,ent ena sized ato furnish tlsep At 4LuxSit iac-
tsS SafIEdSsS !SS Ecasa 5 sR1. sisss t'":: :s:
xil kinds Of Musica l. Mere hsndise in general
Second hand PiAuos taken in part ,rsy for new
Instruments. 4 callis respectfully j rolieited.
h4C v7ly 2spy rRsI III ssJJHstUs BssdEai,
,,au. ys:,pnNoa oa99&. Clark Street, Chicago. I'll.
Pianos tunes and r"pnired Ut shor Nofies.
trE3 Ia lTt1essitIf q RI gT1@AsIj xfas3E.g
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To the public a. being THE MOST PERFECT,
and adapted to more different kinds Of
- work tfan' ai,y other Sowing
,,r,x axsaAgssshhinse. gsh s.da rev in 7'ns..3 use'
WEARS have been spent in their perfection
IL Las ths Company afsret determined not e
put their Machines into market until thk3
could sRstsin~tll assostssa which they now
make sthat they are rifer*~
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BEST in the World!

Z ~ arr;at ,ikdo,ity II vorth1ss. Sewing Ma
|euspeetingi p9bllcshy, those Nishost character
from the fact that they wero sold 1t - lo~
price, is surprising ind in view Of this state
Of thilgs,s W have me Il it long, untirinl
study 10 prddnce 'a.nachine that could in nc
way bs claaeed among them, and fDally tt
lead tho van of first clas Sewing Machines no y
in use: An Intelligent examination of its ntIr
Its ailfshow v1nexe hyGs1ccsupl<hed qrs
|obiect. T."
Int. Some Of tho valuable features Of this
Machine over all others Its rever .ible food
either to The Iixht oklcft; lts Per 'ect fsliskhl
|N4 neselstPping Sitdess ahd1he making
II soxf dAf.fent stitbfes Sorst!A tSrioas kind.
of work the operator may wish to do.
I'd. H. IL. Almost tsnOisclcss-Juns worry fast
aud tho change of the feed is made whilst TIC
mAehipo II, s,in Nsti0n+I: gYaa o4iaE
Sd. 1t makes the lock stitch, which has been
serdies' e IL Ky l,aae '"Is ons mads. W
add to that the double lock, which makssSi
Sp1blNsunA tts .aalfsnsSssAsak 1eaoD stitches
made s BY .ss, s:hs'
the stitrhoS OF bot u tidssths wort slske.R J
i1He1 1sed n54y 6e reyez.ed at any pos,,l
70. i d.-irssa Without stopping ne x..efine. !.
while the machine 10 in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all.
aes ts3a:s :s,,e,as,st ksf work. :;
91h4a ia ns's sakan aP''s. .aaqifs ~
The work viii feed either % the right Or loft.
gfsaa 1tsl4 -; issis'fii living zero. e
J sniss 1pss.sls1 ,;t..,s:>. A.,,,>,ae,a..r. ,x
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H. n s%} - a & 8
SFEEiAL NOTICES.
BasASDAsErH'S PILLS.

You may recover your health bS tile usefol
other remedies You may recover 'withoN,
any batao not forget that you may did, and
7that BranardshsyP Pills could have savcd you.--
For remember that the 49, g. p. - g..
AWFUL PRINCIPLE OF DEATH,
% When you have il i'll excess in yonrl system III
eviasht to your animal instincts. Your coun'
tonnnoe tells your friends your dreams ant
your own hoars tolls you. t'3ff ~ ~ -
Nsw at these times there is no 'nedicinS II
deserving efyour confidence as
T EBEAED RErH'S " EGETABLE UNIVERSA
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Volunteers and -Gonseripts !

o3shf.5oo sqo.! s~ .I;isssag,i bnS
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FAMILY
|6eving. Moehsn<'
+ s5s>,,o,3i!oo..ss .s,

| Our No. 9 Mnchine.is
admirably adapted to
Ithe; wants 0 nll'Mana-
lfactprers,, md is far
more simple. / durable
and cheapsE,tkan any
lother Shuttle Machine
lin use, and a great IA
|vorite wherever intro
dAnced Safhc e y
iGROVER& BAKERS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

NEW YoRK, Nov. 81. "A Dispatch
dated Savannah, Nov. 18th, says:
So far s, l00rebsl prisoners have been
received. The delivery Of Yankees was
commenced on Thursday.
The Charleston Mercury Of the lash
says:
Since last report two hundred Gnd
City shells have been thrown At Sumter
and one hundred and two at the Cuts.
The Richmond Dtspatch Of Friday
saysi
The exchange Of prisoners manga.
rated at Savannah viii be transferred
TO CITY Point
A Bristol EAST Tennssses) rspOr.
says:
The rebels captured and DESTROYED 3
train Of cars loaded with commissary
stores at Morrissown on the 18th also
wagon train Consisting Of nine waR-
ons, AID killing thirteen aAd capturing
a namber OF Yankees
The, Richmond SeatisSl says that in
Virginia no movements are on foot, and
IN Louisiana aud Tennessee the vast
campaigns, singularly complicated. sre
in process of Development
Both the Sentinel aud DispatcA in
sist that Sheridan has seat part Of bis
army to Grant, and say Early has adj
vaneed 10 near HArper'E Ferry. They
are also IN expectation of grand move
meRt against Richmond By Grant
In the rebel Senate resolution was
offered requesting JEFF Davi. to inform
the Senate if any one Of the United
States bad expressed . willingness to 20
into convention with the Confederate
States to uegotists . peace or consult
on the best method of eFecting cessa.
ton Of hostilitiea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

NV r0HK, Nov. al.
CorroS.-RAthsr more steady. bat eaiy = fair
susinsss dsing, AZ l sssi 81 fer nIdAling Up
Iahds
fLot IA shade dTmsF. but generally qaies
prices without decided abanEe. sales 81 esiao a.
for EXTRA STATE. 10 B5mI1 Is for extra round
hoop ohso. snd II lB1tf - fer trade brands
Ciss~A quiet.
NnIskr.--Tirmss Teai To- f3r Western.
NHEAT.-pull unflsr large rec@iuts
BARLkY.--Qaist.
CORk.--Searca and 2Rse hikhsF Is fnr rnfx :
- Western In store
0ATss-DulI, ss asa8s for wssisra
CoFFEE.-Duti and nonltai
SUGAR -FFm ana quiet; issS9so for Mas.
MOL rs Dali ,snd dsciining.
FoRK--Qatss asa lever: - % Tor Msaa and
- saaa&e o. far new 80 e.sh
HEkF.@ Steady
LAHDs--HsAxy At 2tksa@1i[ the tattar prfcs
for small lssa
M0NEY.--9tnadv AZ
EXCHAEGE-f os1<eaf oss<
ttLb.-Mtthout 'isridsd change opanad At
4 i812 advanced 10 E18x aarifn~d d 4 fTi< ana
eio.sa at 2 SOL
GOVERNMENT sTOCKs-Ftrm. uaa.aou
coupons, 0i16 T-eos. IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

CIscIssATI, Nov. 2L-The Gaxests
Nashville dispatch says:
Military Affairs are unchanged and
comparatively quiet Rain continues.
The roads are in bad condition. Hood
and Beauregard are still in the vicinitv
of Florence, Alabama
About 900 rebel prisoners arrived At
Naahyills on Saturday morning from
Atlanta. Thinking the place evaeu-
Ated, they rushed in to pillaxs and
plunder, and were captured.
Rebel sympathiEers at Nashville are
gloomy and disconsolate, in consequences
OF the anticipated results Of Sherman's
novements
Aeesssions to the army are arriving
daily from the North.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
An Extraordinary Operation, and a
Remarkable Cure Of Deafness

o. ihrty-Bvc years sfanding, tks rnsuif 81 an
operation fsrf1fmsd ~ De- Bort. the eslfbratsd
European BYE, Ears ana Lnas m ysieisn and sar.
gepns RON the New York Usbera Eya, lar. - d
Lung lhhrmary, sko IL nov stofrink al The
Sherwood Hsuse. in this citft
AZ Il kB9wn, have been deaf Ter apwaTds II
thifty. Ave years-so much 20 that / cqud not
sfies Of DR.. Bort. a. The kbtFssoa a sa4s We'd
ntaias, Oct. lz.h. l Submitted ny rass D. hitu
for Al OPERATION Which soon over sha " At,
too, without csusink bot slight pals 7 sF4iu
visiisd Dr. Bort this fFriday5 uao1n3ne. .ast i4sa
ana car nov hear perssefly sell. I bad. prevlans
80 applying 10 pf. Bert. eoHsu:fed and Been und
The iFsatment Of al The so-ealisd disituEnished
sufists couid bear o. and al % 10 purf. g. "a
90 submtttsd ny case 20 Dr. Bort, ahd thaHks 10
the day eguriuas8 % cV5auif HIN. IA eos.
dem, had not applied g. DE-. Bort, w4ud never
have recovered ny bearing.
siEaed this fFrflayJ morning. Oct 18th. A. fhs
Sherwood BouSe- ALBERT n. 8TkoUaE
r. @. Address - Yinesnnet, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
The VERY L. :.
sas R1
TELEGR APH.


NEW YoRK, Nov. 20.-The steamer
North America, from New Orleans 18th
has arrived Papers state that Gen
Canbys wound Is not serious. He is
doing wsl and will only be confined to
his quarters by IL q short time.
Cotton quiet but more buoyant, owing
70 the restrictions being removed
a MaGamoras letter mentions large
increase Of trade to that port from New
York, and other ports, which used to be
confined to New Orleans. The amount
Of goods Eareboused in Matamoras is
immense.
There are no military news in the
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spseuI.t,en. .nant shrru.n.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2l.-The World
special correspondent With Sheridan con.
tradicts the report.thas Early has aban-
doned the Valley he is ssill at New
Market..and Mount jackson. 1t IL re-
ported sshes Capt. Brasher with 90 men
had a 6ght with. Mosby On the 18th and
was whipped. No particulars are re-
ceived. rsaa,s
The 7Ssses's' Washington special of
the 2lst ssys: Barnside has rsturuad 10
the city from the army.
Ii is expected BY military men here
that Sherman's movement viii bring on
operations along the whols line, both in
Virginia and in the West
Richmond papers Of Saturday con-
tanned no news from Georgia They are
undoubtedly under strict censorship, to
prevent panic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

A~NS DASSAsoo RUNNERS Captures.
WAsHiSeFoS, Nov. 2L--Admiral Far
ragut communicates 10 the Navy De
partment intelligence OF the capture OF
a Prussian schooner, By :the United
States steamer Sciota, in October, while
attempting TO run into Velasco, Texas,
Hith an assorted cargo
Information has been received iron.
the vest Calf blockading squadron Of
the capture, on the 5th inst, Of the
steam Schooner Johanna, by the United
Steamer Fort Morgan, laden with medi-
eines, iron, &c.
At o'clock yesterday morning q
force Of about forty rebels were discov-
cred crossing from the Maryland side Of
the Potomac into Virginia, above Ed.
wards Ferry, having vith them soms
fifteen or twenty led horses, and some
suppose them To have crossed during the
night
The Provost Marshal of Montgomery
County, as soon as be wss informed Of
the matter, made inquiry, and is led TO
believe that there is a concerted horse
aad cattle stealing movement into Marv.
land going on By Mosby and other gusr.
riIla bands.
This troop vas led By Harry Fillmore,
Who left nots nailed to the waH Of
deserted building, announcing that Ibis
present raid was only forsrunner Of
what was 20 come.
Brig. Gen. John II. Hobart, Of The
Y. >. Veteran Corps, 10 mustered out Of
the service, and by the ssme order army
officers reported as aIdes-ds- camp to
him are enioined TO join their regiments
Without delay,
Frem letter received Al Washington
from an officer prominent upoa Gen.
Csnbys staff, Il Is ascsrtained that the
Generals wound is much less dangerous
than was reported This information
leads high officials in the War Depart.
ment to entirely disorsdis the report Of
bis death in the Cairo dispatches, which
undoubtedly arose from a baseIsss ru-
NOR circulated in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

ALsAsY, Nor. 2I.-The Journal this
evening states that the Union majority
on the election in this State is 500
aud for Governor 8, 1871. The returns
are Official, except those from New
York aud Erie counties. The total vote
ls abeut 5000, or some $1,000 more
than was cast in 1850
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21--The THqui-
Ter OF this city has special report,
taken from Richmond papers Of Friday.
ihs Augusta Chronicle says scouts
Who lsft Jonesboro on Wednesday morn
ing report that Gen. Howell Cobb, With
6,DOV 70 5000 militia, aud three brig.
adss Of cavalry. attacked the enemY and
was driving them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
Canadian lien.

foRosro, c. W, Nor. 2L-A man
answering the description Of Capt Bell,
the leader Of the Lake Erie pirates, vas
arrested at Guelph on Saturday and
brought to this city for examination 10
morYow HA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l--Noon.--River
rissa 2 feet inches, With nov % feet
inches Ia The ehauHd. Thermometer
80 Barometer 2g' BOZ Cloudy, with
appearance Of snow
PETTsBuEe, Nov. 2L-River ~ feet BY
Tue pier mark, aud falling. Weather
clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
sTTLL ANOrHEn.

Mfs. Anthony ostrsndsr had tass q Cataract
% The right eye. ef sinntesn yrarr ats ndtna
caused hom Inflammation Of The eys, nistta n +
years age, ara iualiy becomihg blind tho rfght
~, she Sas epsrsisd on by DE-. Sort Nhieh "
stpisd hsr atght in = few dayns A sdrcsa
ANTHONY OfTnAsDFR
ferrs Usnfa Iraf.fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

FoRr. AosRoF, Nov. 2I,-The follow
ing deaths occurred al Old Point hos.
pitsis: Smith O'Conner, cd Ohio; Vim.
Cox 9th Ohio. James Plowman, I39th
Illinois; Geo. Y. TrumbulI goth IN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

sir. The. D 1nCoy..of Gale ooant, Iis.. can.
20 ana fubmittsd bis cass 20 Dr. Bort ociobsr
1tih. a. TIE shefNood Honse. IL an nov 800
THIS cas- oan ~ rsferFud 70 ~ esinf "a tio ssfk
Of tbs AfmAdA-~Mr, G. A Wmbb fn sr
NAM ether testimonials, from persaas % The
highest standing, Who reside In thls midst caq u
seen and eHamiued AZ Ilr. Bortis Reoms y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
-is GobbleS
"a!
h
600 Rebe-
Allan.
Gossip ABOUT Sherma.-
OperationsI
! Seward and Welles Differ
Secretary Stanton Again
Id Sick!
Rumored Evacuation of
Petersburgi



NEW YoRK, Nov. 2I.-The Tsmss',
Washington special says it is not con.
traband new 70 say that Sherman will
touch at Macon, Ga. He has the 18th.
2Oth, 18th, 18th and 18th Corps. making
over $1,000 men, besides 1900 picked
cavalry under fitzpatrick. With rations
for 50 days for man and beast His
scout system and courier line is com
plete. After arriving at Macon praba-
oily be will 90 to Ailledgsville, where he
viii divide his army sending part to Sa-
Vannah and part 10 Augusta, where he
siil fortify and receive supplies up the
Savannah river, SO as to move on Colum-
bia or Charleston.
This plan will destroy the railroad
systeEn OF Georgia, as well as all the
manufactures for shot, shell, fixed am.
munition, &c II ii impossible for Gen.
Beaursgard to anticipate Sherman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
GROCERIES.

EREsH ARRIVALS.
II cask soda Ash,
35 bills Fresh Lime,
50 boxes new LAYER Raisiau
bbls Cocoa Nuts,
10 boxes Pine Apple CHEESE
bb Pearl Barley,
20 bhis New Cider,
drums new Goldfish,
cases Concentrated Lys
IS boxes bi-earbonats eods,
Rsosived and Or sale By RKILLY 60.
p0Tlo v Main ssresa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
Donations for ths seldfera' Thanks
rt giving Dinner,

NEw YogK, Nov. 2I.-The committee
ca providing a Thanksgiving dinner for
the soldiers and sailors have met with q
great success; $4,000 pounds of poultry
have already been sent 10 Admiral Por-
ters feet; 5000 turkeys TO Sheridan
army, and 10000 pounds Of poultry,
besides immense amounts Of delicacies
TO the armies Of the Potomac and James.
More Jet is to be sent. In money. the
sum Of $50, 900 has been received
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
Read New Testimonials

have been hiiad " a. cataracss over beth sv,s
ier e'shteeh years 49, opsratsd on b. 1F Bars
A. the buntin nouse, 1errv mauto, Eept ed.
= neS can see rsld me print faas.
prsFioea p Supplying a. Dr.. Sort, 80 biina that /
return thanks % DR. Bort To- The stili aispisssd
o. ny oass. To thess with mfAirca sisi,5 i
would sAys despair not until yea haxs connected
The Eye. lar, &c.
signed a. Tsrrs Haate, Iuaiaas. thh "a day Al
N9 ,' osf, 1885,. JAMES NELSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

NEW YoRk, Nov. q.
Gold has been active during the morn
ing. The expectation was general that
there would bN q grand bull move
ment bat the news of Sherman's ad-
vance checked the tendency. The price
opened at 2l3, went up to 2213, fell to
2lTt, aud went up again to 2ls4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
= Soldiers!

Bounty for Discharge
By N amsndmeRs to the Bounty Law,
the last session Of Congress. s'An SOLDIER
ether persons who Aa~s bees Or skaH ksrsaSssr b
discharged within i've years fron the data Of their
'niistnsnt, BY reason sfwosnda rsosvea In battle,
shAh resolve the same Bounsy as thoaxh thsy
served two years.p
oHcs as Ha1n Street, over Kellsr,s Gun stor.
opposite the cozrs aouss, Evansville. Indiana
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
1A-Good references given ~ required. nhss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
ApMTHIsTRAToR.s SALE

rT1HERE WILL BE SOLD, AT AUeTIes, on
Il Saturday, shs feth day Or Deceuh1r. A. 10
o'cLsek A. n. AZ the Asetlou Eeon os Main
street, the personal pssperty Of Philip HaTman.
lats q xandefbmxgh county, IHeiaua, decreased,
consisfing q oas chest Of esrpsntsrs toois.
good suhssAutiai wagon, lot Of iob4ee0. So Of
harnsss, lot Of corn. bag. Ae besides numerous
articles, too nuusarsas 20 saentien-
TERna or sAEE FER all aEmz 81 fares dollars
and under, cash for all suma over thres dolls'E
nIas moafha credit viii D. zfssa. the EzrShsser
civinE nets. bssrinE fnt.resr frSn data, vita sp-
proved security, waivfnH v~inatian or sDprAiss-
meat laws. r .. RUsTOk.
novIs-sew As@inistFatsr-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE or A DECREE or THE COURT
ID Of Comnoa Pleas Of ykndsrburgh county
the snderstgnea Coufni ssionsr vii, On the ard
day Of neoamber, 1854. between 10 o'clock A. N.
aud 0'eIeck r. NJ, ~ tbs Conrf Hose door IN
the city q Evansviiia. Ssil - psbis anrti9a the
follewtnx dasrrlhed real nstsaas 20 Wit The ssuth-
sast quarter o. the southwest garter q section
eleven on IN township ave 90, south % FAaEs
no. west, - tha FfnesHsea LAnd Districs, aad
in yandsrharxh coanty. Indiana
TRIMS One thlra cash, oue third in six
msnths, anA one third In twelve meetbs; the pHr-
chaser xfving bis ith approves saxssy. wslV-
lag rsiief laWs. And bszxtns tBersst freas data.
eetp-4waAw HIRAM NKLsOG.
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