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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
CASUALTIES TO ENLISTED MEN.

Number Of men equipped for duty the morn
ing Of May 5th. lS64....-...........-. ...... 474
Number OF abseu rees joining the regiment be
the 5th of May and 31st Of July. ...... II
Total ......-........ ....... SCI
Number OF for duty the st of July. 1870
Number of Officers for duty IN the field from
May 5th TO July 3lst, 1864 Observation-Disclosures. IS
Number Of Officers killed from May 5th to July
3Ist. 1851 ............... ................. 81
There has been officer wounded the third
time and eleven men wounded the second time du-
ring rhe campaign.
The fol owing the names Of the different bat
ties 4 which the regiment has been ngaged du-
ring this campaign:
Wilderness, Va, May 5th and 9th
Laurel Hill. Va. May Sth. 10th and 18th.
Jericho Ford. Va, May 23d.
North Anna River, Va, May 25th.
Bethsaiia Church, Va, June LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th and
5rh
Petersburg, June lSth and July Soth.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
From the 18th Regimeut-Its deeds and losses In
the present campaign.

torFrSpOD deEce OF the State Journal.
HEADQUARTERS 7TH REG. WIS VEr VoL'si
Camp near Petersburg, Va,
August 10th, 1854 }
EDITORS STATE JoURNAL:-I have seen
statements from the different Wisconsin reg
iments IN the field of their losses IN the
spring campaign of 1864, in the State journal.
l herewith send you a list of the losses OF the
7th regiment, from the 9Th of May, 1864, 10
the 3lst day of July, 1864 taken from the
official report just made, which | should like
to have published your paper, as it may be Of
future use TO the members of the regi-
meut and also their frierds. | could have
given you the name and date of each one
killed or wounded, but it would have been
asking too much of you TO publish 400 names.
We do not feel ashamed of our record as d
regiment, and willing to let our light
shine, because cur deeds were not evil The
18th does not boast OF what it has done or can
DO, but moves quietly along.
There are two circumstances in this cam
paigu which, perhaps, you have not heard of
our being connected with. One was the long
pull over Laurel Hill, on the 18th of Nav,
where the 9TH stood for nine hours with 9TH
ct regiments and kept up a continual fire over
LA4C ~ Nv VI int MN uIILtl OAK trees inches
IN diameter were cut off with rifle balls. and
fell into the rebel riae-pits. The regiment
stood in mud half knee deep where the dead
lay halt covered in the mud.
On the 3Uth of July the 18th was again in
for a long pull, as the regiment was in the
front works when the fort was blown up and
had orders to open fire as soon as the fort
went up, which was done, and kept up du-
ring the greater part OF the day. There is
one more circumstance of bravery which |
wish to mention; that of private Melvin NJ
Starkweather of my Company. He was
wounded on the 9Th of May in the Wilder
ness, and was absent for few DAYS, then
came back and was wounded in the leg on
the 18th of May; he left again for few
days and returned and was mortaliy wounded
May 23d, and died MAY 24th
Yours very respectfully
Capt. A. w. BEAN
Co. D, eth Reg. V. V. V.
losses IN The Sege5g1 Regiment Wisconsin Vete-
ran Volunteer Infantry rom Nay 5H, 1864,
~ JtllV 3lst 1864.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

SPoTs ON THE SUN.-Astronomers report
that the surface of the sun this year shows
smaller size than are usually observable 1t
has been suggested that the excessive heat
of the present summer may be due to this
circumstance
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

The HEALTH or THE AKMY.-A correspond
ent of the New York T0aes writes from be-
fore Petersburg Notwithstanding the
croakers' prediction as to the unhealthiness
of the climate, the general health of the army
remains good-much better, indeed than one
year ago, when on the Rappahannock.-
When this can be said in truth Just after so
great disappointment, no higher need of
praise can be conferred on this army, nor
can there be any stronger evidence of its
morale"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

Weeks who has been quite sick for some
days VAS sent to City Point on the 18th We
hesI that ne i. gaining There il no i1npor-
tant news here. Yours G
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
From the ThIrtE.Sixth Regiment.

Nias Days Of Rsst-THe assault on Petersburg
Losses Of Officers IN the Fight Confidence
Of Uztinlats SucceSs--Hissinq Of 36h Pris-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

TOMATOES FOR SUPPER.-Few people know
how 10 prepare uacooked tomatoes IN the
way adopted in my family, and incomparably
better than any mode I have ever tasted.
By this mode they are desirable for supper
or breakfast For family of half a dozen
persons, take six eggs, boil four of them
hard, dissolve the yolks with vinegar sufs-
cient, add about three teaspoons of mustard,
and mash smooth as possible, then add the
two remaining eggs, (raw,) yolk and white,
stir well then add salad oil TO make alto
gether sauce sufficient to cover the tomatoes
well; add plenty of salt and cayenne pepper,
and beat thoroughly until it frosts. Skin and
cut the tomatoes a full fourth of an inch
thick, and pour the sauce over, and you have
a dish fit for President.
Though little troublesome to prepare,
yet II once eaten by people who are blessed
with palates TO enjoy good things, they will
be pronounced to be far superior to any other
mode of preparation. We use them con-
stantly in this way for these meals For din
ner they are the best stewed, but they should
always be strained before sending TO the ia
ble.-Gernaantoaen Telegraph.
CURE FOR FooT-Ror IN SHKEP.-Take but
Ter of anthony procured at any well fur
nished drug store: after cleaning out the
hoof so TO expose the affected part, pour
small quantity at a time into teaeup or 9TH
er small vessel, then with piece of sponge
seturate the affected part thoroughly, and if
very bad. repeat once in a few days, and you
VIII soon have souud-footed sheep.-B H.
4HdyeICS, ~ Stock Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
JCsUs.

in Eve States in the Union. Connecticut has
5000, Massachusetts, 81 900, New Hampshire
1000, New York IL 900, Rhode Island 5000.
In Pennsylvania the numbers are nearly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

One of the largest farms in Northampton,
Massachusetts,, produces nineteen thousand
dollars worth of tobacco last year, AID Sc yer.
al other farmers raised from Ave Thousand 70
ssn thousand dollars worth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

-Horen1e1,ts Of a 1HonA-FroDa Fort Hudson
to st. Charles-A DisaPpointnae,st-UD White
Rirer-Bujldi1tg orGfcatio5ss-A Seoul
The Country Destitute of Men.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

losses IN tie SeusJJh Regiment WISCONSIN Vete-
ran Volunteer Infantry rom Nay 5H, 1864,
IN -I5llu 3lst, 1864
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

JorFe~ pOudeEce OF the State Journal.
HEADQUARTERS TIN REG Wis. VET. VoL'si
Camp near Petersburg, Va,
August 10th 1894 !
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

Ia. Oepa7 txrs Of tie Ez.d:an Expedition frsrs
Fort R.dgsy-Fhot !: consisted or-T&
NarcS---General Agroarence ef tie Country
-Iyc;ds1ts Hvs The WG7, efe e.c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
Col. Conrad Baker.

1t win be observed BY notice in an
other column, that speech will be de.
livsred tonight, in front Of the Branch
Bank (if the weather is fsir--if mol, 10
Mozart HalD, by Col Conrad Baker,
Union nominee for Lieutenant Governor.
Those Of our citizens who have lived
here over three years, or who have lived
in Indiana or near this border longer
than this, know something from personal
knowledgs Of Colonel Baker as public
man, = private citizen, and man of
ability. For the information Of new
corners We give sketch Of his career.
He 10 Of Pennsylvania Germaa de-
scent, having besn raised ia that State
Ne do not know exactly when he re-
moved to Evansville, bat be is an old
citizen in length of residence, though
in the full vigor Of manhood in the mat
ter Of age. When a young lawyer here.
he was regarded as sharp, quick, and
well-rsad. As an advocate, he was sac
eessful, and formidable IS an opponent.
As al Office lawyer, be was industrious
and expert As counselor be was safe
He was elected to the General Assem-
bly, in his younger days over one of the
most popular Democratic politicians who
ever lived in the county, and vas accord
ed high position as legislator soon
after he took his seat, in Legislature
where the leoaine Joseph @. Marshall
was one Of the leaders
As citizen, Colonel Baker is ener-
getie and public spirited. As man, be
is pure and exemplary in private life,
and has = reputation that is unsulIied By
any improper aet he is absolutely ia
vulnerable 10 the shafts Of party malice
Politically, he is al original Repabh
can. He is one of the fathers OF the
psssy, having been on the tickst with
Oliver P. Morton, with the forlorn hope
in 1856, ia the same position that be
aow occupies he was for Lincoln IN
1850 aw
sooa after the outbreak of the Rebel
lion he decided to enter the military ser.
vios Of his country. Psresiving with 4
practical eye that cavalry was badly
needed in the army, he promptly under
took, with the aid of tia gallant and in
| trepid Gavitt. 70 raise regimsnt OF cav
airy. There being no provision on tn
part Of the Governmsnt TO furnish horse:
without Krsas delay, Col Baker procursC
horses, partly by purchase ia the market
and partly from men who volunteered
and furnished their own horses on prom
Use of paymsnt Col Baker, in verl
short tine, raised bastsllion, and va
ordered 70 Missouri, the ether battalion
under Lisatsnaas Colonel Scott Carter
being osdsssd to Virginia. Col q. ven
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27


A sWIsDLr We have been shown
representations of Eve dollar treasury
note, which, though not az exact fac
smile, so closely resembles the genuine
% note in general appearance, that il
may be easily taken for il ia the hurry
Of business, aud particularly At night
The imitation We allude to was issued
by G. G. Bovey & Co. as an advertise
ment Of their claim ageney, at No. 5,
BlaekfOrds Block, Indianapolis The
advertisement has on the ieft haad end
representation Of scene in claim
office, where two lame soldiers are being
relieved Of Undergraduates On the
lover right hand corner is likeness Of
Gov Morton. The word " United States
and other lettering on the face Of the
note, and the ornamental work on the
back aud face, resemble ibate en- the gen
nine note. $3.50
Ne have heard OF three persons who
have been victinized BY these imposi-
lions in this placs-one dealer in water
melons taking So in amount as repre-.
ssnisd on the face OF the advertisement;
two other persons taking IS each. A
person must be very thoughtless to take
them for money, yet they look 50 much
like treasury notes at hasty glance,
that one is liable 10 be deceived il not
habitually careful @
The firm who issued these swindlss
are either great rAscals or great fools
These advertisements are either swim
die or something nearly as bad IL not
80 intended, they are liable 10 be made
so and have been made so by designing
raseals Those taken here we're passed,
We &c informed, by certain members Of
the Forty-sixth Indiana regiment, who
seemed to have their pockets full.
The attention Of District Attorney
Hanna ought to be called TO these simil-
itudss of Government currency If
they we're issued with 5 fraudulent de-
sign. Messrs G. C. Bovey i Co. de-
serve the penitentiary. if issued igno=
raatly of the inevitable result, q guardian
ought TO be appointed for them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
6te AaiIu donunaI.
Union Meetings.

Hon. David S. Gooding, of Greenfield,
Ind, one Of the electors at large for the
State on the Union ticket, viii address
the people at the following places on the
days mentioned.
Judge Goodibg was formerly strong
Douglas Democrat, bat when the rebel
lion broke out be threw aside mere party
and went in for his country. He ia q
forcible speaker and is doing good work:
Centerville, Saturday, Aug. 9th, lP.M.
Princeton, Monday, Aug. 2etb, ] P. n
Winslow, Pike County, Tuesday, Aug
30, I'm
Petersburgh, Tuesday, Aug. 30th,7 P. n
Washington, Wednesday Aug 81, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept LIST, 2 P. n
Loogootee, Friday, Sept. I'd, ! P. =
Aug. S-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
answering . Fool according 10 his
FnlIw "


The Tses editor wishes to know Why
the editors of this paper havs not been
in the army. We can tell that very val
liant knight of the Golden Circle why.
There is brave aad desperate enemy
IN font, who seeks to destroy this glo-
rious Union. Thousands aud thousands
yea, over q million-of brave and pa
sriotie men have gone to compel them 10
submit to the laws These soldiers arc
doing work Of toll and danger-nO
man At home knows how great But
this hard service has its computations
Amongst them will be the love and
gratitude Of the American people, aud
the blessings of the lovers of liberty the
world over. Those ~ho return home
will be honorsd, and their posserity viii
be Aonored, for the sacrifices Of these
brave men.
But there has been work to dc at
bOne- There has been produce to raise
to feed the army; the army has had to
be supplied; there has been sanitary
work to do; there have been other du-
ties to perform which were necessary to
the preservation Of the blessings Of civ
ilized life. Somebody has had to stay
at home to perform these missions. All
could not join the army.
And, further, there has been duty to
perform which the good of the country
required as much as it needed the serv-
ice of the army in the field. The work
aAs been just as necessary as that Of the
soldiers.
Every since the war commenced there
have been set of of6ce-seekipv. pssti-
lent semi-rebels who have worked con.
stan'iy to embarrass the Governmeutin
i1s work of sappressing the rebellio,,
The Times is the organ of a kpo. ~
these men. Their Vaccinations had -
be eounteracted. When they mined an.
derueath the Governments in order "a
blow it izto atoms, counsermining had
TO be done, in order to frustrate the
reasonable design. They had TO be
met at every point and fooled. Their
hank movements had to be guarded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
List or Appointments for MessFy. Al.
Ian and NihIaAk nandlAafaa fnn

List or Appointments for MessFs. AZ
len and Eibiack, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis
tFIct.
Evansville, yapderburgh County, Mon
day, Sept 5, st II z. b., at the Court
House
Wedesvilis. Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept 8, at p NJ
PoseyvilIe, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at P. NJ.
New Harmony, Posey County, Wednes-
day, Sept 7, at p NJ
MI Vernon, Posey County, Thursday,
Sept s, at +. NJ
Black Hawk Mills, Posey County, Fri
day, Sept ., at p. NJ.
School House, near White House, Per
ny Township, Vauderburgh County, Fri
day, Sept. Q, At I p NJ.
Cypress Dale, Union Township, Van
. 'i1-g'i rounty, Saturday, Sept. 10, at
n m
Lama SEQ, vandeybargh County, Sat
urday, Sept 10, At y P. NJ.
Henry BeckeS's, German Township,
Vanderburgh cennty, Monday, Sept II,
at L. NJ.
Peter RShn's, Center Township,
vanderburgh County, Monday. Sept ~
at p. NJ
Newbargh. Warrick County, Tuesday
Sept IL, At | p. NJ.
Gankeetown, Warriek County, Tues
day, Sept IL, at P. NJ.
crowville, Warrick County, wsdsss
day, Sept. IA, at r NJ.
Lynnville, Warrick County, Thursday
Sept. Is, at P, NJ.
Millersburgh, Warrick County, Thurs
day, Sept Is, at P. NJ
Boonville, Warrick County, Friday
Sept Is, at | P. NJ.
ang. 22d&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
democratic Nominations.

Hon. B. w. Hanna is the Democratic
candidate for State Senator 10 the Dis
trict composed Of Sullivan and vigo
counties. Mr., Hanna is a gentleman OF
fine ability and sound and reliable
Democrat He viii be elected By large
majority Times
The people Of this city know the
Hon. (') Bayiess W. Hanna quite as
we'll as the editor Of the T.aes does, and
few Of the rampant Democracy eould be
found two years ago who did not express
their open disgust that he bad been
elected to the Legislature. He may
probably suit Sullivan coaaty, bat hia
own county win go largely against him
JEFF. Davis would no doubt carry SuiI.-
van county easily. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
Railroad Disaster on the I. c. Rail.
road,

The 5 A ". passenger train on tie I
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. 1
going east, met With sad accident be-
tween eigh, ani nine o'clock, at point
about equally distant between Harrison
and Guilford stations, twelve miles this
side Of LaSrenceburg. From the Mes
ssnger Of the Adams Express We learn
the following particulars The accident
occurred rom the fonge On one OF the
forward troets Of the engine breaking
Of, which fhrew the locomotive from ths
track The point Of The cow-eateher
stuck IN the ground, and the momentum
made the engine rear Aboat straight sp
on its forward end, when bsiug struck hy
the tender, was turned completely round
upon the eow-ca,eher as q pivot Tie
ba z sge car jumped completely over II e
tender, and two Of the passenger cossh-
es we're thrown from the track The t.
conceive fell down an embankmeat, ard
lar complete wreck at distance Of 80
feet from the railroad. The, engineer,
1 Mr.. Barneclo, was instantly killed bu.
the position in which be was found
showed that he had died At his post. The
lasi seen Of him be was attempting to re-
verse tha engine.
! AZ coincidence, it Ia remarkabis'
that his father lost his life on the Terre
Hanse Railroad about Two years ago.
/ Thus father and son have both been
killed on railroads Barnecle was The
I n,sin support Of a widowed mother, and
the case certainly appeals to philan-
thfopy and Iiberality. -Four persons
/ we're badly injared-lhrse train hands,
and the fourth, Capt J. r. Bracken. Of
.be Sentinel Capt Bracken was taken
to LAwrencebarg, and received medical
aid as soon as possible, but it is feared
that bis injuries viii prove fatal Coz.
Morton and Hon ] T. Mcdonald were
on the trai-. 70 fulil their appointment
At Lawreneeburg. bat were uninjured
I No passenger IN the cars was hurt At all,
but after thu accident q false cry of
alarm was raised, aud in scramblng out
I QUITE a number, was scratched and
Bruised severely The body Of Barne.
clio, and the wounded parties, except
Btacken, were brought TO the city last
night The regular train was delayed
about three hours and half BY the &C.
eident-Indiaaapotis Journal Of yes
tsFday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
Judge Nlblack's Position On she War
Question.

"If ana elected 40 Congress. viii
sae services and ~ 1 were year REP
resentative now, 1 would vote ia re-
peal the present law authorizing -.
dra ft.
"h will not, IL elected your Repre-
sentative, vste any mere uasn ner
money, under any eire umsaaness,
for the further prosecution or tho
war under the policy upon which g.
IL conducted.
al am totally opposed &c the sns-
pioyment OF negroes as soldiers, err
20 fhe tnferferenoe by the Govern-
ment with them, Ia any way or an
der any circu@atanees.o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

thzn fre-nos noe dan twenty years
from It's date IS the Governments mas
elect For SIX months psss, these bonds
have ranged a. sH average premium o.
abant eight per csRl in the New Yosk
market, aud have sold at l09 today.
(Angust l2th, thus making the real rate
OF aatefess over ten per cent; and be
sides.sto make the iEdueement even
greater. Congress By speciaiAct exemp.s
its Treasury notes from State aud mum
eipal taxation Could ShyIoek ask more
Mas patriotism ever SO liberGIlr reward
sd2-Rarpers Kdgazine
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

CUrrISG THE Macon r. RIA special
dispatch 60 the Nashville Times, dated
Aog ODD, says: TwT
General Fitzpatrick returned Yesterday
fsom sn expedition sgninst the Macon
Railroad. which be succeeded ia cutting
near Jonesborough, fifteen miles from
East Point, and twenty-five miles from
Atlanta Aerm -s
Il will take at least ten days to repair
Il. ~erf
There was sharp fight With the enc
nv 3 force OF all arms
He captured an entire battery, and a
large number Of prisoners, which proved
TOO great an iHeumbrance, and had 70 be
abandoned
He brought IN seventy prisoners and
one gan, having destroyed the remainder
Of the battery. Eoes
Gen: Fitzpatrick loss was very incon-
siderable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
COL. G. M. ALLEN.

Unlon eaadiAats fer oosgrsa. viii address the
people at ,hs following times and places;
HayssvIlis, Dubois county, THURSDAY. August
z6tl, at1PA
hnasinsburEh, Dubois county. Friday. Ansust
2sth at lF.a.
Jasper, pnbois county. Saturday. Aagasi eTth,
a , N.
Pi.reeyille. PIKE county. Monday. Aaguss 18th.
At 3.
wlnslow, rtke county. Tuesday, Aagsss sosh,
At F.n
PstsFsbnrgh. Pike county. same day, 1t >. ~
aug25-atd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

s| The Louisville Journal, Of yes
tsrday. says that the 6ght in which Adam
Johnson Was seriously wounded, took
place on Sunday morning last eight
miles from Princeton, Ky Major Tyler,
commanding the Union forces, had bot
90 men and ~aa attacked BY johnson
with GOO men. The rebels we're repulsed
and johnson was shot through The tenn
pie, both Of his eyes being destroyed
Lieut.. Colonel Soery aud his Adjuiant
(Bulloek) wers wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

A CoIxctoTScE.--The Chicago Cor
yention meets on the 2eth day Of Au.
guss-sae birthday Of Benedict Arnold
PIotters Of treason could not have Sc
lected more appropriate day for their
damnable work. was this selection Of
the day by design or accidental
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
transforms GRAY Ham

d. Bill, from Bellviea Hospital. New York
City, has new been here long enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done so to tbs
satisfaction of large number OF cur citizens, and
those from other towns and the surrounding
country.
Hia last advertisement and aeesnpauvsp~ ,s..
tsF. under the head Of 81 Private" shsu,S \. -
fully rad BY ell. Ne Mercury used IN hi. tr..,-
nsatl Consultation free tyalvakv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

"a We learn that The notorious John
Morgan, With some six hundred men is
in East Tennessee, near Morristown,
City miles above Knoxville, where he IS
threshing out the wheat crop for the reb-
81 army This is the only thing John
has ever thresbed.-N A. Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

e@- The Richmond Ssntfasl OF The
29th of July, says: "Had not England
prevented the coming out Of port Of the
rams which zee had targafaed for and
bought, we would be able to-day to cope
successfully with the whole Yankee ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
REMOVAL.

las. uRfE son would respectfully 10 { I'm the
y patrsHs that they have saaoyed their Flow
fzciory - their new building on the corner of
Azin and Canal, where vii b. pleased 70 see al
our old CUSTOMERS AID ~ many hsv ores a. may
ses it 70 paiFuslEs n. Ne make all kinds %
plews and eHItivatiBg Instruments.
Repairing done promptly. Auzz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
COL. CONRAD BAKER

WIN address the people IS foiloWat
Nswburg, Warriek county, August 9Th, p y.
boekport, Spencer eehniy, August sith, y. y
sanneiton, Perry comfy, August Sists p n.
Lssyenwerth. Grawfori county, Sept 1ss, ,. q.
Corydon, Harrison county, sept ~. 1p.h
New Albany, Flo,d county, sept. vi, fpH