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WARRANTED TO KEEP TINE ONE
YEAR, and The buyer ss allowed The Priv
ilege of Examination before Payment is
required.
IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RlIBY
ACTIONS
A fret class Hunting Time-Fiece of Sill
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cannot be detected froa tke solid 1a,erieI
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sad persons taveiiiny, will find then supe-
rior TO any other alteration of climate will
not affect their accuracy. Price, packed
in good shape and gooj running order only
Sss. or case OF 6 for 5000
SILVER DOUBLE TINE HUNTING
LEVERS.
Best Quality Silver Cases, over which
electro fine piaied ioi K. gold, kirnilsr 10
ouf lmptoyed Dapiex, and Superior edias:.
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( timing horses, etc, has Forr Indexes for
( Washington and Gieewich lime, sweep
second, and ell the improvements All ia
all, taking .iis Beaulifel and Faul,lsss sp-
/ pearance and iis Snpt.fief Movement into
! consideration. we regard il as decidedly
! the cheapest article oil the kind in lhe mar
kei. Price, IN GOOD running order. S5i
OF case Of for 500.
r. We ask no pay in advance, bat viii
forward either ofitem 10 responsible par.
,ie~s 10 any pari of The ioyal States. with
bill payable 10 eKFEessmGn when the good:
are delivered, giving rhe buyer the prlvii.
! eae ri examination. and, if not satisfactory
[ the watch can be returned al our expense
The express companies refuse maknG
collections on soldier and other parties il
the dis,oysl States, consequently all suct
eofders mus, be accompanies by the cas-.
70 insuse attention. We make dsdOeiio,
oi two dollsfs or either watch when Ia,
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Money may be sent By express AT on
/ expense.
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he Great
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TEA COMPANY.

81 YESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
Sipce is organization, has created new
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WhoIesaIing Teas In this ConutTy.
They have introduced their selections OF
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TWO CENTS Coz censs) per pound
above Cost,
Never ceviaiiDe from the ONE PRICE
asked.
A mother peculiarly of the Company is
tha, their Tea faster not only devoles
his>Iine 10 the selection of their TEAS as
10 quality, value, and pauicuiar st1 les FOR
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helps the TEA buyer TO choose oct of their
enormous stock such TEAS as are best
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ly his, bat points ont to him The best bar
gains.
Il is easy TO see The incaIculabie advan-
tase Tea Boyer has in this establishment
over all others.
II he is Judge Of Tea, or the Markel
if his time il valuable, he has all the bene.
fls of a well organized system of doing
business, OF an immense capital, of the
judgement Of Professional Tea faster,
AMI the knowledge OF superior saleSmen.
This ena nabIes all Tea buyer--no matter
If they are thousands of miles from This
maTkei-to purchase on as good terms here
as he New York Merchants
Parties can order Teas will be served By
as as we'll as thongh they came Themselves
being sure o get orisipsl packages, nne
weighs andtares; and the TEAS are pdr-
ra,atfsd as represented.
We issne a Price List ofthe Company Is
Teas, which will be sent to all Hho order
IL; comprising
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November %, 1863.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
A soExE xor1y 4HE BlLLs-on Sat

A ScExE Eor Is THE BiLLs-On Sat.
urday evening as the torchlight process
sion was about to start q rocket was
cred in Billy Csldwelrs express wagon,
to which was attached, his cornfed, and
high-spirited, long-eared quadruPed's.
In the wagon was large quantity Of
SKY rockets, Roman candles, ETC., etc.
which became ignited By the sparks
frozn the discharged rockets.
Then ensued a scene OF highly excl
ting character, not entirely devoid OF
amusement, Notwithstanding tie serious
aspect of affairs.
The pyroiecnics produced discharge
after discharge, the "animules" become
animated and took to their heels, the
patriotic young men in the wagon "drap-
ped out with wonderful celebrity, leaving
the driver alone, who stuck TO his post,
Notwithstanding bis boots we're blown or
burned off his feet, the bat of his head,
aud the clothes almost from his back,
though be fortunately and strangely, re-
eeived no injury The mules we're
stopped on Main street, TO which they
had run, amid the shouts and cheers Of
the multitude who supposed this little
episode was a part of the show This
was the only accident that occurred
during the evening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
Butler RetaIiate..

New YoRK, Oct. l5.-Gen. Batter. be-
ing convinced that our negro soldiers
are put to work in the rebel entreneh-
ments, has notified the rebel authorities
that he has also put rebel officers and
soldiers TO work on Dutch Gap Canal
de has also proposed an exchange OF
all navy prisoners, and transmitted the
statements of our officers that colored
troops have been murdered, after being
captured, in front of the Army Of the
James
The rebel newspapers Of the 18th con.
tain the following The Examiner saws
Though Grant is quiet be is not idle,
being busy, night and day, rendering
his position improbable. His next
point of attack will be the Boynton Road,
over which the rebels wagon supplies
around position held by our troops on
tie Weldon Road
The Richmond Dispatch saws Sher.
man was III Nashville when Hood made
his brilliant movement, and is cut of
from bis army.
jeff Davis, in speech before Hood 5
army, told Cheatham's Division to be OF
good cheer, for in a little while their
faces would be turned homeward and
their feet press Tennessee soil
SheFidan's destruction Of property in
the Shenandoah Valley caused great
bowling, and they promise themselves
abundant retaliation when they advane'
again beyond the Potomac. They claim
TO have captured at least million dol
lars worth Of Qaartermaster's stores in
the recent raids in Western Virginia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
The VERY LATEST
By
TELEGR APH.


NEw YoRK, Oct ia letter, pur-
porting to have been written by Alexan-
der Il. Stephens, of Georgia, the rebel
Vice President, in reply to letter from
several of his feliow-citizens, IS pub
hshed. lie says:
No person more ardently desires an
end 70 the war than he does, bus il is
not in his power to bring it about de
said the recognition Of the sovereignty
of the States is the only solution Of
the trouble. The idea of maintaining
the old Union, or any Union, by force is
prepostero9s. The subjngaiion of the
South by the North would involve the
destruction of the Constitution and the
overthrow Of their liberties as we'll as
ours ANY peace growing out of
Union of States established by force viii
be as ruinous to them as to Us. The &C
ton Of the Chicago Convention, so far
as its platform of principles, presents 8
ray Of light, which, under Providence,
may prove the dawn to this long and
eieerless night To Convention Of the
States to adjust our difficulties, | have
no objection.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

CIseUTr CouRT The whole Of satur-
day, after the usual calling of the
docket and motions BY counsel were
gono through with, was occupied with
the trial of Fielding Chamberlain for
murder, in killing Joseph II. Gamble,
u Nj Vernon, ia August last
Chamberiain Was indicted ia the Cir
eui. Court Of Posey County and took a
change of venue, and was sent 10 this
county for trial Chamberlain is ve'-
eran volunteer Of the 4sth Indiana regi.
meat, and was at home on furIough
when the killing Of Gamble and q man
named Ballou occurred
The prisoner is a ine-iookiug young
man, and was dressed 10 gnli uniform,
with the insignia Of veteran on his
sleeves On his left breast he wears 3
silver star, bestowed upon him by Il
War Department for gsllaat conduct dis
played in the battle oF ChiekashAw
Bluffs, in ShermAn's frat denomination
against yickshurg
On his right breast he wears a star,
bestowed upon him for bravely planting
the colors Of the 77th Illinois. reRiment
on the rebel works in the rear of Vicks-
burgh, on the 22d of May, 1863, after
eight color.bearersihsd been shot down
in the attempt.
We have t&kenidown.;the evidence in
the case, with view TO its publication,
but as he remains TO be tried for the
murder Of Balloo, we, at the request Of
soma of the counsel, withhold It's publ
cation at present
At 2 o'clock yesterday morning the
jury returned verdict Of not guilty.
The prosecution was conducted By
Louis G. Siinson, District Prosecutor
and Morris s. johnson. The prisonei
was defended by Judge Pitcher anC
James F. welborn. of Mt Vernon, and
| Major Robinson and Gen. Shackleford
{ Of this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

NEw YoRK, Oct Is The gold
market shows the continuance Of Wig
orous bull movement Rumors are free
ly circulated to support the market A
prominent shirt operator failed to-day,
making the third failure in two days
among The gold dealers The price
opened this morning st 2lS and suisse
queatly advanced to DO, closing al 2l5l.
The Commercials Washington sls rial
says:
Candidates for The Chief Jusliceship
multiply, but Secretary Stanton 10 bow
said - be the party most likely to secure
the appointment Vim. A. EFarls, Of
New York, is named to-day as promi-
nent candidate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
Circular.

HEADQuARrERs PosT CoxMASBER,
EVANSVILLE, Ixp., October II, 1854
CIRCULAR
The following extract from the enroll
nent act arc published for the informa-
ton Of those concerned:
SIC. %. That the clothes, arms, mill
tary outfits, and aecouirements furnished
bg The United States 10 any soldier, shall
not be sold, bartered, exchanged, pledged,
loaned or given away; and no person,
not soldier, or duly authorized officer
OF the United States, who has possession
Of any such clothes, arms, military out
fits, or accoutrements{ furnished as afore-
said, and which have been the subjects
of any such sale, barter, exchange,
pledge, loan, or gift, shall have any
right, tile or interest therein; bat the
same mar he seized and taken wherever
found By any Cf6cer Of the United States,
( civil or llilary and shall thereupon be O.
/ Iivered to any quartermastsr or other Off
GER authorized to receive the sane; and
the possession Of any such clothes, arms,
military outfits, or Announcements, by any
| person not q soldier or officer Of the
United State shall be prtDsa .fasis eyi-
deuce Of such q sale, barter, exchange,
pledge, loan, or gift, as aforesaid.
SEC. "a That every person not sub
iect 70 the rules and articles Of war, who
shall procure or euiice, or attempt 70
procure or eutice, q soldier in the ser
vice Of the Uaited States to desert. or
who shall harbor, conceal, or give en-
ploYmeat 10 dessrter, or carry him
away. or aid in carrying him awsy
knowing him TO be such, or who shat
purchase from any soldier bis arms
equipments, ammunition, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof; and AMI
captain or commanding officer of AM
ship or vessel, or any superintendent Of
conductor Of the railroad, or any otbel
public conveyance, carrying away ADJ
such soldier as one OF his crew or other
wise, knowing him 10 have deserted, o.
shall refuse TO deliver him mp to ths
orders of his commanding officer, shall
upon legal conviction, be fined, at ths
/ discretion Of any court having cogni
zanee Of the same, in any sum not ex
eeeding FIVE hundred dollars, and b
shall be imprisoned not exceeding tW'
Years. nor less than six months.
The attention OF dealers IN clothing
called to the following decision:
}, That selling or giving 10 enliste
mes eiff4szs eloliing Is an attempt :
I'D degsrFiou.
y E1EakD TossRLzR,
Capt Con d. Pes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
Circular,
HEApou&RTERs PosT CoxSAsDER,
Evansville, Ind, Oct 18th, 1854

HEApeu&KTERs PosT COMMANDER,
Evansville, Ind, Oct l7th, 1864
Authority having bean received at
these headquarters for issuing permits
for the shipment Of Goods, Produce,
Stores, Merchandise, and Wares of every
and all descriptions, in accordance with
General Orders No. 63, dated Hsadquar.
tiers District Of Kentucky, August i3lh,
1884, the following win be observed by
applicants.
Applications for permits must be made
in writing, accompanied BY vouchers
from st least three loyal citizens Of this
city known to these Headquarters ,vesch-
ing for the loyalty Of the applicant
Permits will be granted from Q g. N.
to p. m, each day, Sundays excepted.
EDWARD ToNBLKR,
Capt Comd'g Post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

SAX FRASeIsco, Oct 1.-Two heavy
shocks Of earthquake were felt in the
lover part Of the State last night, and
another this morning, frightening the
people ont Of their houses, but doing no
damage
AdSiees from China to August 29Gh
coRfrm the news Of the capture Of Nan.
kin by he Imperialists
Japanese advices of September end,
cay that naval expedition had sailed
TO chastise Prince Techsin, who still
closes the inland sea and interrupts the
commerce of Nagasak. The expedition
consisted Of one British, four Dutch, two
French and one American vessels. The
movement viii not lead to var, but il
simply to chasiiss an independent
Prince.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

NEW YoRx, Oct l5.-The Heralds
correspondent with Gregg's cavalry says
a reconnaissance was made BY Mai. Me
Cabs with . men of the 18th Pennsyl-
vania regiment, on the night of the lib,
to ascertain the strength Of the enemy
in the vicinity Of Stony Greek Station, on
the South Side Railroad. They passed
the rebel picksts, capturing thirteen pris-
oners, several mules and horses, burned
two rebel wagons, and returned without
the loss Of man.
The rebel force at Stony Greek was
found TO be 1000 infantry aud cavalry
under Wade Hampton.
The Herald correspondent 81 Mar
tinsburg 18th, says hosbey made g most
| audacisus and successful attack upon
the westward bound express train, about
ten miles east If this place, at place
knoFn as Quincy Sineny. The engine
was thrown from the track, and two pay
| masters and several other officers were
captured, with 800, 600 IN Government
/ funds The passengers we're robbed Of
their money asd yalnables and the cars
set on FIRE, burning al the property and
two persons whose names could not be
ascertained. The engineer and iremen
were badly scalded, and their recovery
is doubtful The twp bodies burned MAJ
have bsen corpses in boxes on their Say
home. They we're burned on the spot
The engineer, fireman, and through
baggagemaster were all injured Soml
Of the ladies' lost ell Of their baggage
Mosliey himself was preseat and tols
them IN The politest terms il should b
restored TO them. He however rode o.
and forgot it
The Herald 5 Fifth corps correspond
eut says the total loss in that corps i
toe Poplar Grove fght was 2,03l, Q
WHOM ,52l we're missing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

NEW YoRK, Oct Is. - The Herald
names the following as successors 70
Judge fancy: Mr.. Montgomery Blair,
judges Allen and How, Dir. Ira Harris,
and Mr.. Fessenden
The Tenth Corps correspondent says
the rebels are busy throwing up a neE
line OF works across the central road,
about "a mile outside Of the main line, in
GLIDING ths city
The statement of the Rieamond pa
pers that our infantry was driven in the
late fight is falsshood Our infantry
were not driven a single inch, nor did
the rebels capture a single infantry sol.
der
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

ST.. Louis, Oct l5-Prices rear guard
left Brownsville night before last, march
Jag towards Lexington
Our cavalry advanced uHdsr General
Sanborn. He is said 70 have been re-
palsed at Pisquah, Cooper comfy, We'd
nesday, bus is since reported at Sedzlia,
on the Pacific Railroad
Great excitement exists in Kansas.
/ The militia have been called out TO re.
pei invasion Thirty Germans were
killed in German Settlement in La.
fsyette county, on the 10Th, b. rebels IN.
der Pool, Todd and Thrallkeld.