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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

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~ a is-lss. Nj 9ttShfH HENtN, ssei = yrars.
aleRuas aud D days
The asorss-ivs. b,,ru IN wsErsa Cennty. Ky.
~henee ~ Removed viti his PARENTS. in ISIS TO
Gibson eeaass. in the tllsa Indisna Territory.
In U.s. ~ csa,ieass-l Rs..inss. as q mruhsas iH-
Fsinee'7a. ard Though - isit hone WITH nsushi
BAT sssAsv's bse-sias ir. IN ths Providence Of
''e'i arcssasiaiut hsudsouas fsTtuaA chsrsc-
'srivs es stsist intczrss Ia al hls dealings. POS
sesstnE large sapEnt OF Sassness taieuf, he crs-
m~uasi iisr resPsct and rst.rsn o. al. Who anew
him As frierd he as warmly attached.
seniai companion, loving husband ana And
PArVns- IN this hosE ef ais esuntry's rssii h.s
Psiriosism shans VISTA isouiiar lustre. lie -.
gst4sd labor 300 arauoos. ne sacrifice los rrst
g ave the t'eyerrEsat ana preserve our soua-
tgy's iinperiied lileFiies. Iii. t.sneaerncp ~
tended not oaly 70 tho soliers Ia the service. ID,
also 70 theiE lamil e, whose vsais he deemed it
s-sred daty 20 supply. To this end BE- poureaeut
lis money lac water, aud Ell has his lisersiliy
esased the widows heart e sing ior Joy, drisa The
orphan - tear, aud beautifully supplied ihs der
titute Bat b. has rssselawsy
Like the Summer dried feautHiu.
whea cur bed was nc saFsst.'
TAis sad Providence Is nos understand noyg,
bat ~ shall know hsFcAtier when meet him 10
the Paradise Of God. Several years Aso The cab
jet ei tbs skesoh prefessad faith 10 the Lefl
Jesus ChEist. Which precious faith he rstsined an.
hEoksa 70 tbs end. lie leaves wiies and *
children, tthrec sous and thrsc daughtsrs, a. veil
a. large eiFgle 81 fsiends to mourn hss death.
They mourn not As thosa that have no hofs, tar
his san q lie set.
. A. sets the Horhins altar,
Which Foes not doNn ohscurcd
Anlia the clouds aud tcsQcsts
OF the dstkened Nest,
Bat srntiy melts away
iaio tie lisAt y tsascn."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04


1HE FoCRTH NARD-We naiica ;hst
Mr. Willard Carpenter has announced
his name as "a Unioa candidate fcr
Councilman in the Fourth Ward" We
do not dOubt that Mr.. Carpenter is a
Union man, bat DO not believe that he
has the cause as much st heart As he
shoa'd have, for if he had, he would no,
run Shen there was already ose Union
candidate out before him. The fact. too.
that AE- John A. Haaer, ihe Batter
nut aud Anli-School candidate, withdrew,
when he was never guilty Of such move
before, 70 oar knowledge, aud that SIR
Carpenters name is on the Copperhead
ticket, indicates that there Is some IN
derstanding in ihe matter between Mr.
Carpenter and Mr.. Haney aud the But
ternuts- Perhaps sIr Carpenter has
an axe to grind on the copperhead
grindstOne, and Mr.. Haney has consent
ed to turn the grindstone Under the
Circumstances, # we were voter in the
FouF.h Ward, we should much rather
risk the Unionism and friendship toward
Free Schools Of Jacob Fleming than OF
Willard Carpenter. Mr. Fleming Is a
hard working mechanic, Of moderate
means. with everything 70 gain by the
existence of the Schools: Mr.. Carpenter
has thousands Of dollars worth OF prop
erty to be taxed for Schools and no need
of them. lie is VIGOROUSLY opposed to
taxation 10 sustain Free Schools
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
Foie iIle nhoIe rnIon rIrkel.

Never have better names been pre-
ssnted for Cts and Township officers
than the Union men present to-day
We do not believe the ticket could have
been improved. Therefore, there is no
excuse for splitting the ticket Vote the
entire straight ticket, aud do not let per-
sonal considerations interfere nov when
the general result is to be so certainly
affected for veal or woe. BY the result of
to-days elections Let The Union tickets
for City aud Township Offices stand or
fall together Let Us have no partial or
doubtful victory, but one the. is general
and decisive. The bigger .sae majority
the better
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
Union Men. DO vear Dutr

The Ctr aud Township elections, to
held today, are Of more than ordin-
arr importance, in view Of their bearing
on the general result Of the pending
State AMI National elections. If We
carry tie April elections, our success in
the Fall viii be assured II we lose
them we shah labor at a disadvantage
all through the campaign. \ vote gain
ed Row is another vote for Us 4 October
aud November.
Free Institutions and republican gov
ernmsns are 90 trial before the world,
and the result Of the elections OF 1851,
and the success or defeat Of our armi4s
in tie field, viii determine whether the
Republic shall endure to bless the hu-
man race, or whether anarchy aud des-
potism shall take the place Of law, orler
and liberty. If our institutions are sub
verted, and this free government IS de-
I stroyed, the world will not see another
ike it for centuries. Il is The int est
Of everybody, and especially Of the for
eign-born who come here TO escape op-
I preston and to find free home, 70 aid
in putting down the Copperhead party,
the inevitable result Of whose triumph
will be the success OF the Rebelhon
and the destruction Of the Government
! We say then, 70 Unconditional Union
men, give one daY 70 your country, as
our soldiers are giving the comforts Of
home, the profits Of business, and THEN
very lives.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
CIn Treasurrr.

Is 1t generally kuown thai Anthony
Bshme, who was Treasurer one year
ago, on being defeated fer reelection,
neglected to discharge the more trouble
some duties Of his office, aud east the
labor GA his successor All former
Tseazurers had tho fairness TO assort
and catalogue al city orders in the
Treasury At the close Of the year, aud
assist the Council in caaceling aud de-
stroying than AR Behme, on the con
irary. shiFked ell trouble Of the kind.
lie took the full pay foE the whole year,
aud left the most troublesome aud vexa.
,ions Of the work TO be done By his suc.
cessor.
A MENRER % zHE C0uxcll.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

\ SPURIous TicEET.-We learn that
the copperheads have printed a ticket
headed Unconditional Uuion Demo
cratic Ticket" This is an attempt to
obtain votes under false pre,enses.
They are +" stealing the livery Of Heaven
TO serve the Devil in. The Copper.
heads are not unconditional Union men.
They are for the Union, II Slavery is
spread all over it, and their party is kept
IN power. Hence they rsbelled, North
and South when their party vas defeated
and. Slavery vas threatened Beware Of
the tricks ofthe enemy The serpent Is
canning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

EICHTH WAEp.--Speeial efforts viii be
made this Spring to bea, Fred. Cook, the
Union candidate for Council in The
Eighth Ward, as was attempted last year
but Fred. beat 'em then, and viii again.
We hear OF 3 number Of the Opposition
who intend TO vote for Fred, on account
Of the solid service be has performed for
the ward The Butternnts are savagely
abusive Of every man who has not bowed
the knee to the Copperhead BaaL Special
efforts ought to be made 70 re-elect Fred.
Cook.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

SEVENTH WARD lin the Seven,l. ward
Archy Sullivan is candidate for the
Council against HeuFy l. Dannetiell,
the linton candidate. Archy is one Of
those old fossils Of the Compromise era
who says that he belongs to no party
now, and cannot End one TO suit him.
Immaoala.s Arehyl Somehow, with all
his no-psrty professions, be is constantly
giving aid and comfort 70 the Cop
perhesds. He always manages to be
Against the Union party, directly or IN
directly. lie is smootht0ngued, and an
excellent specimen Of the Oily Gam
recn persuasion. We hops no Union
man will be bambOozIed into his sup
port lie is the candidate whom the
copperheads will support, for his name
is on their ticket.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

NrSrE WARD. We notice, by the
Times, that there are two I" Democratic
candidates for the Council in the Ninth
Ward-Louis Knster and John Fash
auer. They are rivals in business and
rivals for Office. We suppose our friend
Mills don't care how many candidates
the Batteruuts may bring out lie can
beat dozen IS veil as be can one. 30
member Of the Council from that Ward
ever bad half the public improvements
made that Mr. Mills has procured, aid
bis constituents know it, and ought to
re-elect him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
9 Sour tGranesn

The CoPperhead organ don, like the
practice Of showing OF the good points Of
candidates. Very likely there is some
thing Of the " sour grapes feeling about
the Times. II the candidates Of a paper
have any good points, We don't see any
harm in speaking Of them. and papers
do not generally have any deIicacy in
doing 80. Our candidates are 4 we'll.
qualified and meritorious set Of men,
aud We see no improperly in specifying
their good qualities There areaIwaJs, at
every election, new residents who know
little or nothing Of the candidates, and
are very glad to get SUCH information.
The extreme delicscy Of the Tines Is put
on, as its sudden love for the soldiers is.
for political effect
e Thsu the asvil salst wouiI 10,
davii sf4saiEt vas b.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
NOTICE.
Notice to saloon Keennrs.

Mayors Dlee, kTaHsviilh. I
April "a, isGt.
A IL PRoPRTE TORS on KEEPKKs OF
y Restaurants, Ear-rooms. Tayerus, o. drink
tng houses, sFa hsrchs requifst 81 a - lheif rs-
spectite aces OF business IL wh Cd liqulfs are
cold on Monday next, the cay Of the citv and
township sieeiieast and refrain from seluag. bar
tertng or swing away any intasiea Jag lsQu4fa
uhataseE during said day AL peFs9us interested
are rsierrsa q tie act 81 March 3. Issa which
provides s. ioiicWs VIZ
see. 4. license grRntsd under the pros isians
Of this act shall bet aaiharifs the Tersoa censed
70 eel 90 barter any iaiexicaiinE iigucfs
GA The aay " sny State,
County, Township o. Municipal clsatian iu the
foNn2hip OF city Wherc ihs sans maF ~ halden.
- sec. z The words iisfaTieafia8 isaers. used
IN this act shall srrly Go auy ~ 81 a., Yinons
malt hqanf, o. . rns Intoxicating liqnar what
ever, which - nssd o. mss BE- uaed as beverage"
The speeisl policemen viii SO that she atefe
provisions Of the law strictly observed, oF ii
net ohsertedi FspoTi all iaflsciions.
W. BAKER. Masor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
Self Conviction.

The present Coppeshead leaders in
this City haze ever eonteRded that
they we're the friends Of Free Schools,
aed have taken great offense If the con
trary was charged against them. Dat Of
their own mouths shall they be con
demned, and by their own actions shall
their opposition 10 Pablo Schools be
proved They ineite and encourage in
sarrectioa and rebellion and secession
in the High Schools, the sane IS they
have in the Union, With the Ppgpose Of
breaking up the School As their party
has tued 10 do with tue Union, If they
were the true friends Of Free Schools
that they claim to be, would they endeav-
or 70 introduce insubOrdinatioa and the
elements Of anarchy into the Schools9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

CITr ELEcTioS.-Precinct No. ]. en-
5racing the Ist, ID, and 9Th Wards
Place Of voting, the Steam Engine House,
on Second Street. near Locust Joseph
Eurnock. Inspector.
Precinct No. ., embracing the Sd.
9Th, aud Sth wards. Place of voting. at
toe house Of John Monk, corner Of
First and Vine Streets William He'll
man, Inspector.
Precinct No 5, embracing the 5,b.
9th, and 7sb Wards, Place OF voting,
the Lamaseo Engine House Anthony
Refs, Inspscto-.
TowSsHIr Observation-Disclosures No. l.
embracing ali the Township inclnded in
the following boundaries: Commencing
at the foot of Leet Street, thence north
to Canal Street, thence east to First
Avenue, thence north on a line with
said Avenue to Pigeon Greek, thence
along said creek to the line dividing
eigeon aud hulght townships, thence
south along said line to the ". 4 z.
Canal, thence down the Canal TO Main
Street, thence to the river, and thence to
the place Of beginning. Place of vot
Jog, the Court House. John. Greek
Township Trustee, Inspector or oeSeiO.
s'reeinci No. ,, embracing all the
Township East of the boundary line O
Preeincs No l. Place Of voting, Nc
Bride L Whittiesey's Office RieharC
Raleigh, Inspector.
Precinct No. 3, embracing all III,
Township West of the boundary line 0
No. l Place Of voting, the LAmases
Engine House. John A. Reitz, In
f suacfor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

b3- Can anybody remember when
Archy Sullivan wasn't candidate for
some Office. A ticket without his or
William Klusman's name on it, wouldn't
by any means be the genuine DIR. Jacob
Townsend Arehy is thoroughly i'm
pressed with the opinion that things viii
go 70 eternal smash unless he has .
fuger IN their enlargement All we
have to say 70 the citizens Of the Sew
enih ward Is, that if they have any re-
spect for the next City Council and DO
not desire to bore the members thereof
to death, they win keep Arehy ''to home,
and elect Henry Daunettell
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

Ess~ There seems 20 be triangular
dgbt 10 the Ninth ward William Mills
Is tbs Union candidate His opponents
are Louis Rooster and Johu fAshaaer.
Rooster is the coPperheaa nominee.
Mr Fashaaer don't propose TO be dc
tated to by secret, irresponsible, mid
night association, and, therefore an
poaness bis name as an independent
Democratic candidate
NJ. Mills has labored faithfully ia the
interest d hIs constituents, and is de.
serving Of their approval lie has done
much towards having the Canal nuisance
ahated, aud If elected ssr another term,
slll no d5aht succeed IN having the ditch
flled up, Every voter ia The Ninth ward
who wants the miserable Canal nuisance
abased, viii east his vote for William
Mills, il he votes wisely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

A Parry 0FFIcIAL-Mr Anthony
Beh9e hiss never yet delivered over to
his successor, or to the City, the books
and records Of his Office. HeretaiIs them
on the plea that he purchased for the
use of the city, book which cost shout
eighty cents. He says the city never
paid him for the book. This must be a
dodge, as be never presented any claim,
ncr minated to the Council that the City
owed him for the book. Il is fair to
guess that he had some more eogent rea-
son for Withholding the records of the
city
What kind of an official is this, that
asks the Suffrage of the people, who at
the close Of his official term, eooIly refa-
SEES to hand over TO his successor, the
books and papers belonging to bis Office
Do the people propose to endorse ihst
kind Of conduct? We think not, and
that they will give Mr.. Behms to so IN
derstAnd to-day at the polls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
REMOVAL.

SO W. G. EEwITT, FLORIST, HAS
GSZ\sASA removed his Nursery 90 First Avenue,
EH1fafA1e next door &c h. Dunk's Nursery,
fFf1A[<s- where he has established himself per-
SRe1f- mansntly,
He ss nov ready for sale, all on their own
roots the finest varieties Of Roses Nerbenas Gers-
MUM, Fuehsias HeliotrOpes, Palargoneans
Double and Carnations Striped Pctunias, Hardy
Phlox. intermediate stocks, &C, all perpetual
Blooming Plants.
Ihavc also the new Double Towering Zinnias,
which flowers as large as the inl! Double DShlia,
aud the PhIox Drumonii, from IL beautiful varie-
ties, au IRON marked flowers.
mail
ins assortment Of Dahlias will be ready the
1st OF NAY mhss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

81 Joseph P. Elliott, Onion caud.-
date for Township Trustee, ought 20 be
kindly remembered and supported FOR
bis nntiring endeavors to have the Canal
filed up A negotiation is going on
through him, and on his motion, which
has resulted in the filing in At the Main
Street crossing, and will soon, in all
probability, be extended 10 other streets.
and perhaps to the whole Canal below
the Elbow. This viii he worth thousands
Of dollars to taxpayers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

Firth wARn.-Andy Hutchinson, an
old Jacksonian Democrat, is the Union
candidate for the Coaueil in the Fifth
Ward He may not be at home to-day,
and We hope bis friends will exert them
selves for his election. The Ward viii
do itself good service by eleciing him
His oppoaeH. is one OF the bi.terest Of
Bastsrnuts and enemies Of Free Schools
Mr. Sehmutte, the present member.
IS not extreme enough 20 suit the Cop
perhead leaders, so they IAy him on the
shelf and take up John Hedderich.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

80 The start that has been made to
6llup the Canal ought to re-eleet Messrs.
Mile, Cook, ;lirkenbnseh. aud Dean,
who have all sidOd ia the work They
ought TO be teturned 10 she Council to
see the work through that they have so
well commenced. Mr. Cook has pro-
cured an arrangement for good cross.
ing a. Main Street, and 1t may no, Be
long before Locust, Cherry, and Other
streets follow snit Let the goDd work
20 on, until the nasty ditch is entirely
hlled up, and the nuisance abated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

SIXTH wARD-Joseph ]. ReitE is the
Bal,ernut candidate for Council agAinst
the URion candidate, Thornton Males, in
the Sixth Ward. There is necessity
for thorough union Of all our forces on
Mr Males With unity be can be elect
ed. Any OF our votes given to Mr.. Reitz
or any third candidate may defeat Mr.
Males, aud elect a rebeLsympathiEer aad
enemy Of Free Schools to the Conuei-
We hope all Union men in the Ward will
remember only the Cause aud forget all
personal considerations. Elect Mr.
Males, and you elect friend Of Free
Schools and enemy Of the Rebels BY
working together you can do this, Dona
throw away your votes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

THIER WARB.-Councilman Birkeu-
busch consents to run again for Council
in the Third Ward. He has been
faithful member, and we bSpe win be re-
elected The Copperheads have brought
out an Anti-Sehool and Anti-Freedom
candidate, aud viii work lard TO elect
him. The Union men should spare no
trouhleto foil them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
Dissolution.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
TTNHE Co-PkRTNERsHIr HEREroFoRk sx-
i isting between r. Browning. A S. Browning.
aud Geo. b. Browning, under the nrm- name of
u. Browning 4 Sous, was dissolved ON the Sd inst
by the withdrawal OF A. :. Browning from the
arm. r. Browning and Geo. b, Browning, nm
der the hrm-nsme q h. Browning Sou, will
continue tho business at the old stand-wiI pay
All liabilities Of the late firm, and collect all
claims due the same.
RICHARD BROWNING
ANTHONY BROWNING,
mhlbdlm GEORGE b. BROWNING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

A TRrAsCRY LEEcH - Mr.. Anthony
Behme, after performing only a part Of
the daties Of City Treasurer and recefg
ing al ef me pay, made demand upon
the Council, after bis defeat for a second
term, for fifty dollars extra pGy. Fortu-
nately, the Council understood her
self and IT was no go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

sEcosD WAED.-SamueI Archer, a
well-known citizen, IS the Union candi-
date for the Council in the Second Ward.
He has successfully managed his own
business, and viii Be as successful with
the business Of the City if elected. lie
IS one Of the bes: balanced and most
elear-heeded men in town
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
NEW BOOKS

General Grant and his Campaigns;
The Art Of Conversation;
The Nations Sin and Punishment;
La Gaviosa; spanish novels
woman's Ransom. by Robinson;
Cudio's Caves
Revelations Of Mother Juliaha;
Al J, HEALEY'S,
No. "a, corner of Main and First streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

ALlESAeE-During the tendency Of
the draft, sundry persons made oath that
they we're aliens, and had never exer-
cised the rights Of citizenship, including
voting. Lists fsueh persons will be at
the various yoting places, in order that
any such persons offering to vote may be
challenged Men that are not wiling to
bear the burdens Of citizenship should
not enjoy its privileges
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

~ Union men, be at the polls early.
and star late Give good, honest day 3
work to your country. The polls open
at sight o'clock in the morning and re-
main open until SIX in the evening
provided, that they may be closed any
time after four IN the afternoon, when
fifteen minutes have passed without
vote having been rendered. The Elec-
ton Boards may close the polls an hour
al noon if they desire 10 do So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

Es- BERNARD Rusehe is the victim Sc
lected BIZ The copperheads for martyr
dom in the Firss ward, as the opponent
Of Vim. Dean for Council Alas, poor
Rusbe Mr. Raleigh did not wish te try
it on again afler last years experience
Msssrs Raleigh, aud Haney, and Martin,
and jim. Scautlin, and Fergus are too
smart to rua this year They under.
stsnd the signs Of the times, and
kuow when there is danger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

ToR ELEcToEs At Largo.
David 8. Cooling, Ct Hancock
Richard W. Thompson, Of Vigo.
Yon sTATE ELE0ToEs.
lat Dlatrict-Janes G. Denny, Of Knox.
John 8. Houghiand, Of Spencer.
"a Distflct-fiyrus v. Nixon, Of Clark.
Francis Wsster, # Lagrange.
Sd DIstrlef-Hsnry X. PTitehard, Of Barthoio-
new.
Madison Evans, Of Lawrence.
4tb Disfrict-Leonidas Sexton, Of Rush.
Nv. Kyger, Of franklin.
9Th District-Benl. y. Claypooi. Of Faystts.
Joshua n. Msilott. ~ Henry.
Gia District-=y J. Wright, 81 Morgan.
j. G. Green Of Shelby.
9Th Distrlet-John Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas \. Rios, 81 PaTke.
9Th Bistrict--R r. Davidson, of TlppseanOe.
Benz. Gregory, Of Warren.
9Th District-James y. Belford. Of White.
Aaron Guernsy, OF Porter
10th Dlstriat-T. = Dickinson, Of DskHlb.
Hallet KiibourHs, Of ElkhaTf.
nth Dlstrict--John H. Wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ. Templsr, 81 Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04

FiEsT WARD. The people Of this Ward
have reason 70 congratulate themselves
that Councilman Dean has consented TO
run again for the Council. he is one Of
its best members, and Of course will be
reelected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
PAINTING.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
Il shop at No. GS Main Street, where he can be
found Of all times prepared to execute in tbs beet
possible manner all kinds OF House and Sign
Painting, Gliding aud PAPER HANGING, BY
strict attention 20 @a%ineSa, he hopes 10 merit
liberal share Of paaSsnge.
febl3 a. w. OSBORNE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
Examine Your Tickets.

There may be attempts, to-day, to
palm on spurious tickets On Union men.
No honorable man win do this, but such
tricks are sometimes praetieed There
fore, examine gOur tickets before voting
them, aud If you are not certain that the
names Of the candidates thereon are
those of the Union candidates, ask some
Union man whom yoa have confidence
in for the proper Information. The lick.
cts published az the head Of our edito,
rial columns can be geliei on a. genu.
me Read the names over carefully
and compare your tickets with them be-
fore voting. If practicable " Be sure
yOn are right, then 20 ahead"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

slHE QUARTERLY NETTING or Tltg
Evansville Meiical Society wili b. held A. .h~
ofhos Of Dr. 81. }. BRAY Ga Monday eveainx. April
+Eh, II ocieck. All who arr neu4ecfs 81 y 30
que'ied g BE- present G. D. MALkkR
As at