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Hc0imcnt M1nrp!ono 9lrtiQcrie.

m WA S
sSTTagSSS GeitenS bs Srieesmintfers unb @puperneurs III
- @rlaubatB srttetlt rUrben, bis 3un 10. Wtat Elm Nr@
ttaerte.9te 9.rnent bn Wlrelan6 gu r~efrutiren. Gopt. Z. SO.
4~ieranber, BALTIC. get6te Nrt. Sdtt, lit, 70 ldnae Ieine 0ot.
terle nod bier ltest, Sum hetrutiruneassi6 # ccmmanhirt.
Gtne Sfttct TT eebfnet IN Gtina Saa, So 543 SO. 8altts
rtprefr.. jptihen pine unb 5rempntftr
$500 BOuntp mfresn gtgenrdrtte beiablt s. +. 800 BON
ben Yer. Staaten uno $500 BON Der Stdrt. so erbaIt ie.
eer Soieat Deer Burger, Der etnen @etruten brinet INN SIS
fur tinen 0eteranen. c 7
IS itnS @crtettunsen setrpffen. bag ieten Dtenfas, Don't
rrrtd9 une Sainlfds tn ieter 9Dp6e, gprmi!tass 10 ubr,
aue Bretntltgen, ipel6e bis ;u fielen 8aeeu etrgetretsn
Fne, lei benz Stabtregtftratcr cas- Stattbpunts ~ausbejnblt
ertalten
Nueertetn lat bds Grereittum bsreits besDnnen unb bic
sDtannibatten tperben in Iei4tem ME i6perea Arttlerte-
htenR eeiht. (23dpS)
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SSndrfhf.

AQe, pel6e Gefeuungen nuf ten .gDeder", forrest fiji
Au;etsen ala Gublcriptipnen MAIDEN pCaen, rcrben erfu@t
e%teIeGten Dor IL ubr Nttttass duf msiner Office Np. 42e 6
StTGSs etusureiGea.
g. s. RtebfeI6,
N1ent hes Baltimore Q1edef".
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MnDilnn SSnuurrcin Nin. ,

Sbieer SauSerein bat ib rsselm1Bts preaniitrt uub etre
arcdmdst9e Contribution e~ttpprfen bic M2thlieter fppie
fpnftiSe 9iebbater, bic betsutreten witni6en, mereer teebaIb
triu6t, ib an ZEN reselmastsen Nerf ammlungen Sreita0
Atenbs ubr Gfe Spn 3prp- unb Sprreffr, gu brtteiliaen.
Tr29B) u. 9 dll1u T. pr. GPfr.
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fiji; U0nfrof}f0ron.
neutrality-suspicious. Der Ser. st. Mrmee
1922 0o on Grvtkds
Baltimore, benS. Mdt 1854 |

Ytc. 20 Sputbltr.
Baltimore, benS. Nat 1884
gerFsselte an9sbpte in Dupl cot nsrpen oui rbiser Office
bts Wtpntae, ben 16. Nint bs. s Wtttid5s II ubr, entse.
ssn8enpnn1en, UNI bas . ST. g abften sbepartenent nit
Nbliefsruns IN Baltimore, Mp, su ~perieten NIT
Btertaa fenb (4oOOl STU 8tnpeteb, Istenbtg
abSnIis,srn an Der Staats.09 ienTease IN SGItt-
ielben retben 1h Gag rad i9rer Mntunft aui Rp-
ten res Contractors esmcsen Sic mufen iammts
lid un9etabr 1900 pfo. 0rpb @entdt baben. Nle
inter 1000 plumb miegenre Sulen Stiere, OhieR,
Rube, Sa1ien une magistrates NtnSuttb mtrp 3u-
riifgetptefen
Gur ttees Stud rtre IN bieiern @pntratte etn Nbjus bon
10 pfitnb am @eriHt erlaubt, rDfern btS Itter utht ltcn
az Stunben tn Der 0lrbe ~gefaufen cher ai6t unmttteIbar
mad ieiner Antunft etppeen pirb.
0ptrtrllare fir aneebCte fGnnen rpn pbi9er Sft e entres
Der tn perfSn Ger per pot rrer per Sslesrap9 be3resn
Tie Oteeierune p~ertanet, bd6 jebes Stad-nenn es i6etnt,
ais ertetGe balielte ntdt tS minimum brS o~erlanetem
@erptGtS -.einSeln 9epp5sn rptrS; bic NuS8abe fir eteies
Oemt6t5 9eirrt lat.
Ssses @nsstet mus BON elmer @arantie bon swet Ssraut.
wprtltden YerlNnen teelsitet isin, 2as BHrnular tterlnT
Iautet
We, of the county Of, State Of
do hereby guarantee that - is Tor are) able to
fulfil a contract In accordascc with the terms of
his Tor their) proposition, and should his Cor
their proposition be accepted, he Tor they) will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there
with, and we are prepared to become his securiz
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
filment.
Die gterantpprt li6tstt ~herienisen, tie 81 ie @aarante e-
ben, mus mittela etnee pom GIerf ter n1pfen Dtfritts 6 urt
peer Srn g. Ct. Dtfritts-antpalt aae9efeaten Seiteint-
9ung na19epiecu peroen.
Die &seieruns tebdlt f6 has Boot rpr, stn Cber ale wv
sebcte juridJuretfen.
3abiuneen meiten mad teNer Nbtte'eruns In fpider Eonbs
aeinadt, ais In Sofe iine; penn tetne pprtanren, ptrr, lcbalb
Ielte eintrmrn n. ousbeSabit.
@prf6 dgs mullen beuili6 nit u@rpppfals fer Beef gattIe@
i5'r i6risbcn une an Capt. g. 8. Gilman, 6. 6, Baltimore,
g6 atrfilirt fsin.
Sehe YeIipn pber ietes Mitotieb elmer Eirma, pelte gn.
eebote " adt, nue ctnsn Ireueio fir bic Der. ct. Neo eruna
tetle9ett trenn ntdpt Gin ipldsr tsreits auf ettle lei Office re.
6tfrirt wuree.
Aae NnssbCte, tielsn gsr16riften ni6t s.raa no6tOr.
rnenb, rsrten sermprfen.
IS. Gilman,
(wlai4-16) Capt. umb 6. G. Il. G. u.
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CS q
Gpl6 itanb geitern 179-1781.
Il. G.. 5l2O Bombs 1O55-1O6.1

Sur NuSbebung.- Obert Seffries
bat erfldrt, baB I'M fpmmenoen Sreitag pber
Samitag, pber beitjmmt nd6iten Wontag nit
Der In8bebung begcnnen werben ipiro, menn
Capt. NQeranber8 uno Sberlt Simplon'S Nez
9%intenter bis babin nidt aufgefiIt linD.
9ie e~in5el,en 8arp8 baben fOl9enoe M}ann@
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Ncfrntcn D~erlanot

M eOrap. s Deg 2. 3d.. Gesiments.
Dtefes 1T bic etnsise heutfbe Gpn,Yaante beS 2. Nb.
E5AaWe9tnenis. spdbrenb Ter Daurr res lflaubS mlrb fir
eo'Ss Y cnpa9nte nod refruttrt, melhe pdbrenb beS 8riesss
rarI etllttsn edt unb nrd 20 Miann brdu9t. nm wteeer bea'
;6tliG gu irerbsA.
Retrnttrunss .S ffce: Rebenbuas, 9r. 81 Rrebtridfr.,
mdpreno Der S~d9esSeit une $40 erbolt Seotr, Der etneit Ne'
trnten brtnet, pSer SIS iur einen Geteranen.
Cart. Jrtebr ID. 8 d.
1. Qteut. &. Gledenfetn.
(Sa1gD) 2. QteIt. Is. BGtt@er.
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Nurrah fiir MSdrNIonO

s M unb iein 2. Ne9t. Get. 6reimiaige.
E& Sst lit Die Belt einj utreten unb rem Draft Al emit.
tTY seten. Retruttn serIan,t fir tds 2. Mlb. Bet SnE. @at.
iii $500 Srurtp fur6efruten. SIS Uranium fur Nefe
Ezkrdnen une SO fur einen nenen Retruter an irdenb
stnen llnterpfftster, Srlbatet phcr 8arser, Der etnen fabieem
Wfdrn brtnet. Capt. &. 6. WtIIs,
qteut. D.. y. = "a NJ.
(Ot WPe)
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S6roel. Observation-Disclosures. OjeleQltboft.
DeutIdbc6 protect. 2SaifenbauS.

Sn Der lestsn g%erlammluns tes gpaiisn. @ereins wurfen
~fplsenSs Serren ais Seamte 8twatlt, RE sas Dtrtttprtum
blIeen 9r. @br. Rranb +, pr6fbsut.
S. 9 frt 4, Gice-Y. atpent.
&. 8. MGt1er, Staen,etner.
" VI. = M an n, Setretdr.
Mtr. &erl1nneier, Wr. S1ulteu, Wtr. opltpaua, 4lr. Gbrt-
itrpb @0bn, Wtr. S6Hntals. Yatrr S6lpeeeI, W1r. Deetjen,
Wtr. s y SingeWalr, Wtr 0aWteriG, WPr Sldel.
lin NttBpertdnenihen spr;ubeusen, wurpen fplg, ME Serrn
sur Gpltettrung bar i~dtrltpen Seitrdge sepGblt, un6 nit
sinem Sudt, WelteS bic Aatcrtfruns unter 8ctbrld ane bes
@emetnee. Sissls entbalt ~perieben.
6lr ben unteren Stapttteil; 9r. @nltrr S6lreeel un6 sic
Sp.. @tr. 9Sbn, SGSnbals, ). Gbrtf unh Gtr &rans.
Gur en pbern Saottbeil 9r. Yafpr RrItt unp bic $50.
8. Bitter, M. @lus, SGfel, 8, &lenlm.
Oteie @erren lperhen in ser nadEen .3eit fG ~srIapben, Bel
jeeem 6reHnee Ger eeleH Sade ppr3uiprt6en, I'm bic Sei-
trl9e bantenp IN @mpians ju nebrnen.
S6lieBltt temetttn mir nrd, oaB nab Yard9rdpb 10 Der
WeT1lliuns nIr O,ejeuiee fimmfabise Mttslterer iinb, pe!-
de m'nSeEens 81 jahEliNen Seitrae i'm NCrau8 beSabler.
Chr. &rdnB, pral.
(DttOr) W. SbrmanM, Setr.
Ocnt1obe Genfen.
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an NtOHIn9, zen SS. WNdt tSS4
I'M Eolts pain an Der Selair 9tpao.
Die WRttsliebsr pbisen @eretns rrlauter lid, ibren Treun-
ben unp benz eeutfNea @dblifuln ~Iberbdupt bic Arssige 5n
MAIDEN, rap lie am gCnnnnten Datum cine Grcurficn Seran-
faltet bab- SIR lnteritueun9 res neuIth g~ertnbe'en
Oeutlb- prOteRanti19en 08ateu- SaufeS, unb ldbsn aue
Sreunbe, melte @efaaen an Ge fem SnIitut ftnben, Elm, I@
rett Sablrei6 baran Su betbeiltQen.
Capt. Mpnats D%tnlfbanee lit e%nsaetrt Nnb wtrb es f6
sur Nh gale nta6en aae &nmeitnten i'm bG9aen Grabe 3us
frieeen gu fteaen.
Die Gttp. 81. u. Cars rsrten ten oanSen Gag mad eenann-
TEN plabe fabrer.
gBer @%er8ulsen baran fintet, fa hem GereIn ansuf6lie.
Ben, 1T freunnlttlt rrtufctnnen, Ger Bug eebt at BON Grants
lin Saa, Gafern Mte rcr6ens prdciS s llbr. r.
ItdttS ju 25 Cts. itnb su taben bel Ter unterJeihneten
Gpmite, ipwie am Gage Der GrcurtCn an Der aaHe.
Ginber inter II SAB en " 3 fret.
Gpnr0p DenGartt, Gttttn98fr. Np. %.
@epr9 &ranb, St Yrottf Nr. IL.
Gbrtt an &lanB, Stileefr. 9iD. 81.
9etntt6 GIas, Su6 &penltr. Str. 16l.
Cir. GDbner, 9iptb Ganalfr. Str. go.
Grnf $. Nt6 1er, alice Mnnlfr 91p. 29I.
Wtt6ael Sdbn, Waibtnetpnitr. SIC. 1873.
Setnlt6 Sbntal6d6, Sf Qprnbaroffr. SO. 1865.
seffs Scbn Grnrab S6ub, &lice Mnne Str. @g. 25S.
Sph. Gr. 8drteL, Ganern Wpe SO. 292.
Stnepereine, unteriflburss 8ereine, QpSen unb GeIsl-
I6aten, BITE fh mt tbren Nabnen IN cprppre benz i3uge att
f3lteBtn wpnen, ferten ber;lih niGfpmmen letn.
Anntelcnn9en made man sefd1t9t bet
(28ap-2Smai) Gbriftnn &rGnb.
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Ocntfhe @emfen.
t4mai1M

Gin 9rpBes AGprtimsnt BON eeutlAen Senftn unb Sibeln
an Qanp, retde nod gum altea 9rsie Sertauft tcereen.
y. IT eHter,
t4nGt1Mt) 46 9irriionHr.
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Oer(on0j lillO geluC6t.


WcrIouot. Gin SinSermat6en Snn II bis 16 Sab, en-
OC%AU''AA~ Elm ~etn;elnes &tnb ;I rarten. Ndd; III.
tra0en 9r. IS q. 6reberidfr. (WttOpl
I&ereount. Gin feuti6es Rinerma6Aen wirD 9eiu6!
0eIAUlht" UNI eletG stnS %utrsten. 122 8anrperitr
maze Barretr. (NRiDrj
ySo,.l,,not. Sunfsi8 td8ttse S8neiber (eEfter slaHe)
ONb1"N3%~ fur Gphunt- Mrteit. 0ute @retfe per.
rem beSablt urb bauernbe Sel6ditisun9 ndbrtn6 ter Saiipn
sdrantirt bet 9 nj 18th, Brothers Il 60, gtr. 40 Defts
8dltimorefr.
lEolu1>f. Gin Sunge Spn 10 bis Is Sabren gum e..
VS|"tDI% Iernen bes Iinner' @e fbdits. Irrpte etnS unse
spn II bis IA Satren sum Auslaufen.
Sod & Rptte,
(WttDc) Re 20 81. 5pparbfr.
3uOcrgill'I Il IL iii III llii,ctOell.
gu %perPnufen.
Die bsite 8dferei tn InadSDlis, Ttb, 1T ressn Gdnilieu-
ssrbdftnifs itfrrt inter btnieen gebfneuasen ;u Serfaufen.
Natsre IuatunIt III Der Grpsh. 5. 81. (Dp Wtt)
flT;:A Nnrlt III Ucrfnufen.
.S4assA- Cine Sarna. etrd 20 Tieilen BON br Stabt, an Der
baltimore & Sbip @ifenbabn, bon 81 Mdern, 80 Nder Sc.
fenS c~ultt5irt uub "a &der WdIS, 1T nit Nusildt. Diebbss
ttdne, disqualification &C.. Su %perfaufeA. Der Ttebbetdnb
urttaBt 2 iunse Pieree, 3 Rube, Nineer, S1weine. 5Ibuer
&c. Die Ideresrdtbi6af fen fnt idmmtti@ 70 gut Mte neu.
Die Gebdultbfetten ~befeteno aus 2 Slrfbduiern, Srpser
Steunt, Sta1uneen &c. fnO In eitem 3ufanee, Gage iebr
setunb. g9aiier%prriuslt6. gfabereS Rc. 70 gDet 8alti.
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WEEluJIB-D ETyUHBIuNNEU.
Gtrcnit GOurt.--Sacpb GeOfeIo ge9en
angeline &eOfelo. Gbei4eioung b~ewill9t.
Ges9Iei6en @nn Spbnipn gegen Gilbert Spbnz
ion.
Il. g. 9titrtft Court. Ser Sail BON
5obn aibler ipegen gerleitung bon Sploaten
sur Selertipn II, /. 10. purbe uuf Sreitag perz
le9t.
Ser Brp5eB ge9en Wm. Sinolep ipesen
Nfeineips tontmt beute 5ur Bodybuilding.
superior Court. Gbrift. 2eutbe9er
gegen Guitap 90. 2utmann, 6rlber beri6tet.
Sub curia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

A MAGNIFICENT STecK. - Ii will be
seen BY reference to advertisement IL
another column that Messrs. Taylor q
Co have purchased the entirs stock Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods of N
Lyon, which EMBRACES the best variety
Of 6ne goods ever brought to this mar
ket.
One of the firm starts East this morn.
ing to replonish the. stock, which viii
make the variety unsurpassed in the
West.
We hope our readers will not fail to
examine this stock when purchasing, as
they cannot fail TO meet with ;Atistas
ton.
Read the advertisement, and give
Asssrs Taylor 4 Co a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
Reception OF the fs6th.
EVANSVILLE, IND. ,
August 2Qth. 1864.

AZ meeting Of citizens assembled at
the Court House, August 29Lh, Captain
Victor Bisch was called to the chair and
]. n. Silverthorn was chosen Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated
by the Chairman to be to make arrahge-
ments for the proper reception Of the
members Of the l36th Regiment, on
their return home
On melton, it was resolved that q mil
itary and civic reception including am-
Pile Refreshments be given 10 the eompa-
mics OF the l36th Regiment Indiana Y Oh
unteers, upon their return to this city.
On motion, the officer commanding
the Legion and the commandant Of the
post, are requested to join with their
commands ia the reception,
On motion, \ Committee OF Recep-
ton, consisting of twenty men, WAS ap-
pointed to have general supervision Of
the whole affair.
The following gentlemen were sp-
pointed:
John Hopkins, Capt F. P. Carson,
VIM. HeilmAn, Emil Bisehof, NJ. s.
johnson, J. d. Riggs, H. + Reed, p.
/ Hornbrook, John j. Chandler, W. E.
French, c f Marsh, Moses Meyer, T..
lehman, A. Gumberts, WIN. Lowen,hall,
J s Jsquess, VIM. Baker and Jacob
Beningbof, Charles Veile and Samuel
Orr.
On motion, a committee of two from
each Ward was appointed TO raise the ne
eessary funds. The following are the
| gentlemen composing the committee;
LIST Ward-Joseph c. Jewell, and Chas.
Bahcock; "a Ward-Samuel Archer
Daniel woolsey; 81 ward-Phil c.
Decker, jeremiah Behm; Attn Ward
James Swanson, Jonathan Newman; 5 }
Ward-A Ress, Henry Dodsnhof; Oh
ward-John Miller, VIM Gully; Tth
Ward-Arch G. Sullivan, Henry Dan
atell; sth Ward-Fred Cook, CSarlsi
Schmidt; 9th wari-JOhu Z. Glover
Fred Korf From outside the city-S
! Sorenson, Daniel Start, Henry Ah,er
ing, and Ed. Bartis we're added to th,
j. committee.
On motion, the citizens on Main AM
First streets are requested to decorate
their houses, and if the reception take
place at night, to illuminate their wiz
dows
On motion, these proceedings wsr
ordered to be published in the city pa
pers.
On motion, the meeting then a.
Journed. VICTOR BlSCH,
]. n. SrLvRRTBnpx Ssc,v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

Losses SUSTAINED AT 0wESsBoRo BY
THE RECE>T RAID or J,Eg BENNETT
A friend from Greensboro has furnished
us the following list Of losses sustained
at Greensboro by the raid Of Saturday
last:
Horses - Abraham Cox, $3.50; Mr.
Smith, $500; Mr. SEEMED, $500; eight
others worth on an average $3.50 each.
On the Wharfboat = Government
property, 81 100 sugar, $3.50; med
zines, $40; Baker & Brothers, $4,000;
John Delker, SIS Wing & Peters,
$1,000; Allen & Hicks, $1,000 Esq.
Mozey, Hartford, $500; Moore, Brink,
myer & Co, S275; Jim Bailey, $3.50 ;
II. d Barrett h Co, $3.50; Mr.. Jack
son, $780, Mr.. Daniels, 800; un-
known, Sl25; Mr.. Danelli, $500; Dan
Monarch. SIS; Frank Hagan, $50; I'M
known, 500; household goods, $50
MIR. Cooper, $50; Mr.. Woodward, ex
pressed goods, Sl60; ginseng $3.50
feathers $50, Hartford; J. f May
watch, $3.50; carriage, $3.50; Nat Elder
wharf boat, $1,000
In to,ca Jack SEEMED, greenbaeks
$50; Stutemau. gold watches, 500
Mr. Read, watch, $3.50
.v The guerrilias wanted to burn tn
court house, but were persuaded not t
do so by citizens.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
CINCINNATI Markets.

CIHefNNsYI. Auxast -.
FL0UR.-Markst nnaettisi and prices SON inal.
WHEAr-U ssttf 4 81 { nominal
CORN. -steady; 2asB a. foe ear and shslied.
RYE S.
WHfskY.-FFm st -
PeDFtsIpNs BnoyzHt
our MEATS --Balk shoaldsrs advanced 10 leAz
aad saiss u so,ooJ lbs les at ls8isz.
LARD Weaker. 20 sales
SUGAR .~-2SazT.
COFFEE 6zzst
00Lu.--Lossr; ssas 90. eiosibg unsettled.
and a la,Es AIavnat ofrrsd Holders ere sisrrasd.
MONEY -Easar
ExCHA SGE Dull
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

DRY GooDs, MOTIONS, &c, At Acc
TIoS.-Hiram Nelson will sell at publ
auction, on Wednesday, August Sd, a
No 3 Water Street, the remnant Of 7. A
Lyons stock of Dry Goods, Notions, &c,
consisting in part Of Dress Goods, Jae, :
netts, Nausooks, Misses Hats, Embro.
deries, Nets, Gloves, Baskets, Thread
Collars, Lace Sets, Buttons, Ribbon.
Laces, DC. Sale to continue from dSl
TO day.
The ladies' are especially invited II
attend this sale.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock An
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
PLANTATION RTTTRRs

a
which arc nov RECOMMENDED By the hlshsss uasAi.
ca authorities and warranted 70 proaass a. Co.
'7sd'@ss beneficial exact They are sxessSI.Ely
asresasis. isrise- y purs. sss nest sapsr.-sd sl
Other 'snies whsFs healthy. ssstIs sslaaisat =
required
They parity. strsngtAss ass isviTorats.
They create a haaifhy appetite.
fheJ are a. an idiots to shaags Of wsater anA
diet
They avsreSns the sassts Of dissipation .aa
late hoHra
They stFsngsAsa the .Is,-. saa sslsrss n.
the nind.
rhag prevent ziasnasis sHd iassrzss..., -
vrrH.
they purify the sr,.sh .ua a.sxl.y q IN.
stensch.
They eare Dyspepsia sns csastipssisn.
fAsy cure Disrrhsa sua Cholsra asFsus,
They esrs Liver oenpiAiat aaa nsrvsus
Headache.
They make the wsak strong. Ii. l.axula araa
bant and ars exhausted saturs's great rsstsrss.
They srs esnpessa Of tks os.trstsd c.lIsaya b.rs,
ulsisrgresa. sassafrs-, reefs aad hsrks. III prs.
servsd IN perfectly pars ~. orsfr ran. Ter par.
dsHisrs, Sc oirualars asd tsssInssials areuaS
Beware Of inp.stsrs. nsAmins .ssrr ksss,..
See that 10 has our privsss z. :. stsszp snzati.
lated over the eerk. with plastsfiss sssss. aaa
eur sigaatsrs on ans st.si plais ss4s iahs,. q.
thai oar sottls L cot rs-aiiss vita sp.stsus ana
asssisFieas siHn. Asy person prsssndlss .. 80
Plantation nltisrs ~ ths gsiloa % IL kufk 70 A
imp-s'gr. Any psrsaA IaitAsiag tails sstsis. e.
'eiiiaE any ether material thsrsln uhssksr s.Iss<
Plantation Bitisrs % get, is sri~issi uaass tks
z 5. Law, aad uiii b 50 prssssusst - "a We
aiFssay have onr sys 81 several parties r,-aIiins
our bottles. As., whs wiII succeed IL ssstizs
Themselves into eiess quarssrs Use ssnsnd for
DrAkss Pisntstioa biissrs froz issl.s. ss.sry.
Hses, merchants, &c. is issrsslbls. TAs sInpis
trial Of bottisis The syiasnss prss..t e 49,.
~efsh aad supsfierisy. Thsy are seid ~ eli -
spsesabfs druggists. EFsosrs. physleisas, hstsls,
ssleonss sissnbsass, al esahtfy stores.
r. n. DRAKE %.
Ne. 90 Bsosswsy.N.Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
County Convention

, There win be Mass Convention Ct
the Union men Of yaBderburgh COUNTY,
held at the Courthouse in Evansville,
on Saturday, the Sd Of September, al
haiEpast two O'Clock, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election.
The members Of the Executive Com.
mittee are requested to see that due
notice is given in their respective town
ships.
BY order Of the County Ex Com.
j.. j CHAsDLER, President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30


kathairvs Is fFen the Greek vots sskafkrs." -
~hsshairo." sisaifyinE t. slsabss. sSIz.issts al
rsstefs. This artieis Is what lts nsss siEsiass.
Fer prssssyiag, restoring asa bsassityias sAs
sausAn hair it q ths moss ssnaikAbIs sssparatls4
IN the world. 10 Is aEaln owned ssa put ~ "
ihs original proprietor, ase is sew .sss vish ~
sans care. skin asd sftssfIoa vkish ssTs u .
sais e over one million bssfIss PER snnsm.
Il is nost delightful Hair pFssslas.
II sFadioatss ssurf asd dandrua.
II ksspg ths kssA cool and siaas.
Il makes the hair, rish, son sn< gisssy.
II prevents the hair ffon aiiiag g sd tsra-
Ing gray.
IL restores hair spon bald hss1s-
Any LADY Or gssflsnas whs yaiass bsautif1
hsAd ofhalr shesid SIS Lysns Kashairen. Il h
kno~n sss q ID fhrougheas fhs eiviiiss1 vera.
ssls By al rsspsetsbls dealers
DEMAs BARHEs co.. Hs~ Yea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
FINANCIAL.

THEAsUAY tEFA raESf. Juiy sch. lsas.
N0TiCk - nEaEBY GIVEN TuAf SUB.
~ &c iptiius will hs received BY tfs Treasurer q
tss Uaiied states. tH= sssvFzi Assistant Trsasar
sFs AID designated nepositsries sna by he Ma.
tiousl Banks d. sigusied and ~ .Iihnd 80 pest
fairies sssd III sscial AgsRts t.r Tfseuly Notes
fAs be o rye yssrs fFem nfast 18Th. 1854, be- r
inK Interest AZ tive rats Of seven aud fhFse-t~nth.
pr e-Bt Isr snnsa. ~ith s-Gai-AHHasl sSupsas
alta b. payable T. lawful money
THIS nj will be eoaYsrtibis, at the option q
th- holder, sssiHrtfy, mo az per sshf. gold
b g las honda, rsdssm be ansr hrs All payabis
tSss ysars fron August l5sh ISL.
Th- Noes viii be tssu a "a dsza uaiuatIens Of
afty, me huBd ID, avs hnndr d. one ih0usand.
nha Ave thuu-and doiArs, aud will be issa 80
bisnk, - payable ~ order. a. mAy % directed By
the sub.critsis.
Al subscriptions must Be for any dollars.
soms mastiPlr Of afiy dol ars
Duplicate certihssfes viii , issasd Tor all de-
posits. Tbs party aspasit ns tnsst endarss aPoa
the original urrtineais the deH0mination 4 notes
required and whether tlsy to be isauaa IN
blank Or plystla 10 order whsa eadsr-sd Il
Iaust b. lsft with he officer rroelyisg the deposit
l. hsflrwsrisd 90 this Department
The Notes vii stransmittsd 20 the eWners nee
Of transportation charges sooa amer the receipt
Of tbs erisioal Csstihe.tes Of Dspos a. they eau
be prepared.
Ia,srsss viii Be allowed to Augusi 18th on all
dsresif. mad prior TO that date aud viii b. paid
by the Department apeu the receipt VI tks ortgiR-
81 esFtiheAtss
As the notes draw Interest foR August l6th.
persons making deposits subscqssHt 10 thai date
pay the iatsr.st accrued froza ats Of nsss
date Of dep At.
Parties dspositlns twenty i've thousand dollars
and upwards these notts at any one tine. " III
DO all wed a commission Of ere quarter Of cue
per cent, which will be paid ty ths depart NJ
upsn the rrcspi oT blli Tor the amount cert a.a
70 BY the officer with whom the cspgsit mate.
Ne dsaactioss for commissions must be made fro N
the deposits.
oaaeers rec living deposits will that the prop
er endorsements are made upoa the original GER
/ tiecates
All officers authorized 10 receive deposits
aa-stsd 70 give The applicants all desired informa
( ton, and afford every TAT Ity for making sus
| scriplions.
7 WI FESSESDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
1 Subscriptions viii bs-Frcrivrd by tbs first Ma
! tsonal Bank Of Evansville. IndisnA, and all r.
/ specialize Banks and Bankers throughout the com
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

LOST Oh SToLEE-S300 RgwAED.-On
Saturday, 27th inst, between Evansville
and Tsrre Haute, Pass Book, contain
ing draft on Washington 10 favor Of
Kelly & Webb, for si2,2s2 Also a
$500 bill Twill pay the above reward
for the delivery Of tho above at Captain
Hopkinss Office, Evansvills, Ind
Aug50-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

NASHVILLE, Aug. .29.-It is runored
here that Sherman has moved portion
Of bis army TO the vicinity OF Red Oak,
and is advancing upon Atlantis from the
South. Il is doubtless bis intention to
attack the city from several points SIM
ultaneously.
Eooffcial intelligence from Sherman
movements has been received.
Gen. GelIum tolegraphs from Green
vile, East Tennessee, that in the fight
With rebel force at that place on. tAe
sd, he killed 40 Confedera,es aud
drove the force from the town. he lost
3 men, among them Capt. karaer,
MORALLY wounded.
Recruiting in Alabama and Northern
Gcorgia is very dull
Two hundred and twenty-five agents
from Norihern States, registered here,
40 far. have not enlisted $50 accepted
recruits
River falling With three and half feet
On the shoals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

E0~we had the pleasure Of seeing Capt
Hastings Of tho 25ih Indiana, at the
Sherwood House yesterday. He has
served his country faithfully, has under.
gone hardships and dangers for its sake
and is now reposing on his laHrels. He
has right TO do So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

The 136rH REoIHESr - We we're
shown a dispatch yesterday, from Col
John w, Foster, stating that the both
Regiment had reached indianapolis on
Saturday night, aud wosld be there oil
this week This, with several other
r gimeots, had grand parade yester-
DAY II the Capital