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In conclusion, the Committee report that very
important proposition has been refurred to them
lot he IS tSs Exeen,iTs com saen
a Iautic ball and at T. ea1icry, Wbich lie Iutsnds M
eseehng on Washington street, between State and
Dearborn stseeta, and TO give tho Association
perpetual Lease Of them on satisfactory terms.
There is no doubt ench plan would aceomodate
the interests Of the Association, and the Commit
tee reccnmcEd their consideration.
RIpoRT oE NKTfFAFERs AND PERIODICALS.
The Committee on Newspapers and Periodicals.
rcrostea that in consequence Of the small aalonn1
II th The @ @TEeasnH, u the time Of sheir assuming
newspaper and periodical department, but on the
contrary: theyy discontinued dye rcEspapers, but
ys snss 9aaed a 9 Erssi number Of
lying around loose and urcased for; these they
hare had bound, as far rs practicable, increasing
number os magazines ana; periodicals have been
stolen, thc committee would recommend thss all
applicants for membership produce evidences OF
ofChIcaso, With the exception Of the .lourn4' and
Tine, for not presenting any bills for their papers.
Thc present number Of Pspsrs taken BY The Aeko-
Hes. md twonty y-si1 monthlies and qus;terlice.
tTho Jc1,not turnllhes copies Of both editions
Of fthst paper. znd has only charged for one.l
NKroRTs or THE LECTURE coA11TTEE.
Last year 1t was expected that the present Board
would be likely to rcnp large advAnta ces from the
Thies wf5e Gs L Hon john
The d1st two gentlemen failed 70 accommodate the
association. and the lecture Of MaeoD Jeacs p5oyed
loss Of $50. No other lectures were lad untsi
November last, when Hon. DsnIel S. Dickinson
delivered lecture, which proved a decided sue
cess. Afterwards lectures were delivered By Prof,
". G. H,chatds, John D. Couch, Prof Asssaiz,
Miss Dickinson. and Baya1d TnyloE.
The 1ectufcd delivered By Nr. Goa III proved the
mcEt successful In pecuniary point OF view. The
\ committee has made arrangements for this gentle
men 10 lecture ngain at the coming eeason.
The lectures Of Professor AGasslz marked new
era In the lecture history In this city. Although
scientific, they were among the most entertaining
and popular In the whole course. The lectures ct
MISS Dlckc2son and Mr. Bayard Taylor Vserc also
very successful, but that Of Professor Richards
Hns Rourcc Of some loss.
The following statement shows the number of
lecturcs, and The amount nettcd To the Assocda-
tion:
Whole nuuter Of lectures "A
GEUss IeC&1pts.. Ra.- 1910
Grot6 expenses .t,s3a30
The committee return thanks lor the mvo.s
ehown the Association by the Press Of the City,
and also to the volunteer usbeys who assisted 1t
many OF the lccturua- Thanks are also extended
10 G. R. Chittcnden, Esq., for tho liberal manner
in which no conecptcd to sell tickets.
I'll E~h@A
, 1864-03-27

EOR SALE.-Two story cottage
IL and lot, 1.s Chicago avcnue, on Eyorablc terua*-
Also two lots on Prairie avenue near RidsclF Piact
Apply ht 70 Lake street TO THOMAS S. WAlLlN.
l9a9C5-1lt
TOR SALE-Lots. Good Build
the Mes: Division. on Chics9o nYcnae, Indiana Eub
basd and kooie streets q tsoTa @ s72a e f12}; On
R1tnhnm Martins otce, Is East Randolph street.
fe1l.vlO5Su
, 1864-03-27
NJ a r r e d.
In this city. on The l7ta day OF February, 1884, by
Kcv. H. n. t-AttrrIon, d D.. Mr. CLARK u, EISHEE
acd Miss ssTHEEE8AI. LYMAN. both OF * 1coxnk. Iowa
d 1 E ID

In this city, nt the rettdcnce Of her Il g.
Fitch Esq., on tic 2lth tnst., Mrs. A. F. u. HEfZEL,
burg, Tenn. -
Funeral will take place fom st. james Church, At
10 o'clock A. ". Mondry next.
In this city, on the evening Of March e5th OF nc-
9tanoua Group, ANNA hose, second dauELtcr of
mob tls. -'
Funeral from the residence Of the family, . Throop
street, to-day, eth, Ut o'clock P. II.
At Bailey Marbor, Wisconsin, Monday, March 2Ist,
Col. .: HuNTODN, aged y ycale.
Funeral to day. March s7tE, at o'clock z. H.. from
tho residence Of Isaac Harmon, 1e5 Wrst Washing.
Ion street. friends Of the family arc invited - attend
without further notice.
, 1864-03-27

The contract WIS awarded to L. B. Boomer
The new bridge Will be on the same plan as the
present one, but somewhat stronger IN the g1rde1s
and ffom l6 to "A inches wider thaa than the pres
ent one, giving much better opportunity for cars
and wagons passing A"out five wecks will be
occupied in building 1t; IL Is expected that the H.
teuuption to t1are1 will not be OF more than two
weeks duration, as the old bridge will not be
touched till the new one IL ready to be put in its
place.
, 1864-03-27
.ees the towing Of rsssels in aad out of port, and

.ess the towing Of vesses in and out of port, and
"Ihnt no member Of The Association will chartcr
his vessel or vessels at any lower price than ,h1t
agreed upon at The last meeting OF the AssocIalon
cons for marriott un!csS dock is furnished hoe Of
ber will charter III slis nnrc: unle1s dock Is fur
niEt;ed for disclaT1cg tho carro afler SIX working
lorrs notice given to tho shipper, and Etlpulate III
<RucA charter or the amount OF damage to
to raid in caro Of lonlcr de!ay also That all tow
hEft tcn market tu Place Of delivery Ehall be 1t
Tie eNppe1'e expenee."
The officers OF the Association to DC
FrAIde7f-Lcon HllYeE1nan-
V}ce PytHdent-D6vi1 Dole.
Sec,cta,1-TimotlY Buckley.
EIxcufsrf Comn1lHtt-Thomas Simmf, Edward
Portch. Charles 1Yaiker, Jas. Garrett. uichatl
Roach, John Lone nnd ". McCrosdy.
The following tariff o! freight Tor lumber Der
thousand feet was adopted From piers at head Of
lake and St. Jotoph $aa,75, South Haven $35O, Ka.
anezoo pier $500, kalamazoo $3.50. Holland SaG0
Grind N.vcr S3.c0, Muskcgan $atc, White River
S3.00, Lake ehore, tetwcln white L1Ec aud M3ufe-
tee, *4.t0, Mnnfetce S411 North Unity S4.bO Port
WEshipgton to Amsterdam So73, Ccntrcyll1o to
Twin Eiretr 81 GO, Sand Bay to kewaunco S3.59.
Wolf River nud vicinity Ss.GO. Other Gnds
Of ftcehf, ouch AZ wood, bark, Ec. "a
10 upon the eamc bnefs md bearing the sauc bro.
portion to pricep.
The Executive Committee wcre tcaucsted 10 ro,
port upon thn question Ct demu.rago at the next
meeting OF the Association on Saturday evening
next.
, 1864-03-27

N6t pftuEB. l9b -
The committee return thanks lor the tnvo1s
ehown the Association by the Press Of the cltyy,
and also to the volunteer usb8ys who assisted 1T
many OF the lccturus, Thanks ate also extended
10 G. R Chittcnden;; Eeq.. for tho liberal manner
in which hn consented to sell Hckets-
The committee have received assurances from
ev. Henry Ward Becchez that be WIN deliver .
, 1864-03-27

RANDOLPH STREET BRIDGE.-The bids for
the contract to erect o new bridge to replace the
pseeent rotten one at Randolph street, were OPEN
cd on Saturday, In the Office Of the Board Of Public
Works. The following are the offers:
, 1864-03-27

Members q. g. A.-Coupcn No. !, North
Side, attentlonl fou are earnestly requested to
be present at the next regular meeting on Friday.
April 1st, q. tho usual hour, al business Of vial
importance Is TO DO transacted.
, 1864-03-27

The Rooms and Fixtures Committee, Ton as.um-
Ing office, cndcs!ored to make arrangements for
1afrer rooms for the use Of the Association, but nf
ter repeated enquiries failed 10 procure any better
than hose now IN use. Il was then resolved to
make come alterations in the present rooms, and
1or this purpose the lease was renewed for oae
again rcnewinS. While the library wns cloeed, the
rooms were thoroughly renovated and Tcatted, and
two pleasant reading-rooms werc created, re-
movel Of the newspaper files to another portion OF
The pre1nises--one being = 1ady-s reading-ro
This change has been highly favorable to the As.
sociauon- Il IL gratifying fact to note the great
leisure hours TO spare. Several 81 our merchants.
furnish their clerks with tickets Of membership,
:,nd they gladly avail themselves Of the privilege.
'c Committee would press this matter for the
cSMz.EaJtQp Of iii pus uc1rhauts4
, 1864-03-27

seventh Ward.-A meeting Of the Rcpubu-
cans and Union men Of the Seventh Ward will BE-
held on Monday evening, 18th inst, in Kentermey-
es's Hall, on Twelfth street, near corner Of Aalsted
street. Good speakers will be present.
, 1864-03-27

-UK1vERE1TY or Cu1cAGo-SpnHG TERN
The ne1t term of the University of Chicago opens
On wednesday ne1t, the aoth inst., and continues
till the 1st Of 5u]y.
The friends Of the University hare good reasou
to rejoice In 1ta being rid Of nuisance to which
Tor more than year it has been exposed. The old
small pox hospital, the contisuity OF which to the
University has been source Of exposure, has been
promptly removed BY Gen. ormc ssnce he came In.
to command Of this district
The University, We are happy to see, is exhibit,
ing G1nhfying signs Of prosperity. The observato.
r. and zna1n building are going forward as fast az
the builders can pueh them. The number OF stn.
dents is larger thau any previous year. and every
thing now looks to the speedy completion of this
noble entcsprisc, with even IN enlargement Of its
original plan.
, 1864-03-27

bloomington Nursery-Kiltno{s.-O
hundred md sixty acres, open praieie.
I'm year. For severe climates one ANAL hardy
uec y worth ten 1aEge tender ones. Variety md
quality rule. "Wcstmu trees for Western plant
srs" young, sound, thrifty. iow-hesded, OF proved
nafdy sotts-not the tall naked, slender switches
tnat transport long journeys chcapy. o. the culls
Oh aEc1ent nurseries thrust upon eager buyets.
Amer the bard winter, occurring 6ut once IN to
Il years as In oM-'is &s-'66-5G-'63-6t is
Fast ioee no t'nc-p,aut nowi
Apple. largest and beat stock ever offered, to
TcaN. $40 to SIS per ,000
5SGe1 Pear, 6W Cherry, 1000 Plum.
10,GC0 Peach, TO aEEiye); IS coo Currant fnc 9
Jcat Red Dptca, l,oW So; alo0 07osebezrJ.
, 1864-03-27

U. l.. A.-Third Bonrd.-A special meet
Ing Is called for {thls, Monday night. There is
work to be lona
, 1864-03-27

FenIan Benevolent Soctety.-All mem
hers Of this Society wishing to participate in the
procession to celebrate the opening Of the Fouiau
Fair, on Monday, are requested to meet at their
Ha, go Lake atreet. this Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, to make the necessary as1aogemements.
Those wishing to Join will be furnished with
scarf at the hall.
, 1864-03-27

MfCd1efonss Portralfs-GEonac AND MAR.
TIA WAsu1Soros.-Weh have heretofore called At
tention to Middleton's portraits of George and
Martha Washington, after the great orisina. por-
traits by Gilbert stnA-t, and are glad to b able to
announce that another opportunity is now afforded
our citizens to become possessed Of this wonderful
triumph Of art They arc most beautiful, truthful
and hfeke portraits done In oil colors In the very
highest style Of art, and:elecaptlv framed. Thay
arc furnished ut price which places them within
the reach or people Of moderate mems. They pos
cess many adLantages over mere en9rayinss, how
the complexion, &C. 1(r. G. 4. Adams, Of tbs
city, hss the exclusive agency for Chicago, md IS
again calling on our citizens With them. &c NAV
add that II due time pnr citizens viii have the op-
potluniIy t1Eet the Middleton portraits, IN aame
style&i ~ Of 81 tGisy, Webster. Jaekson, Douglas, &C.
, 1864-03-27

" ANTED-- Agents throughout
history 4 Tic Rebellion, no;h nssi a1i s:csmsn
beautifully and appropriately erbe!Iar cad Illus.
ty numerous charts and diagrams Of tattic nel.a
,fo1mc 1l--CompletnG the History o. tic FIJI. OF
!ss sxents 9 rsa,izs tle pfot two Volumes once
journey ove. tc!r le!d wlc. a. tho eane tire they
yil hsye % tae satis:aston q Eeucs work q reai
words xsthcut meaning. end Iashy Newspaper Ct
tracts tcosely thrown t4sc'her. seamueke;s Ia
e sssrt:s5c H:;tnry Of tic great Retsica. c. T.
VENT CO.. Publishers Draws or G15 EGiraso, III.
mh95 b9l8 I'M
, 1864-03-27

Carriages Will he in whiting at the Tremon.
Ilouse for United States, State, County, City OH
GERS and Invited guests. who will assemble In the
parlor at 70 o'clock Other societics not hero Gnu
mcrated who desire to participate in the process
ainn will report to the Marshal, WHO will assign
The procession viii march on Michigan avenue
to Twelfth. west on Twelfth to Clarke, north on
@ Clarke TO Nashngtoa, e24t on Washington to
west on Like 10 Market, south on Market to
Washington, east on Washington to Court House
Square, where tho ceremonies attendant upon he
place.
At,cr the procession grand dinner will be given
II Bryan Hall to the State and principal authorI-
ties and other invited gucsta. Those invited viii
nsEcmble after the close oftte Inauguration ccse-
monies In the County Court room,
, 1864-03-27
=
RPal Estate--Gou1ltrp.

FOR SALE.-A fine Residence in
\ kc1oshA, Wis, one Of the most desirable town.
for homo ID the West. It is suare1 In very con.
on the premises. This property will IL sold chcsp for
cash. For particulars address 1. BlOEEWAY, Ascnt
Racine. r " rhe7hfGSi;t'
, 1864-03-27

TOR SALE-A Farm Of 215 acres
"a acres Of timber. end lS acres Of good Eolltng
barn, orchard, and plenty OF living wate5 On r. Lo
Gated IN tho town of Wayne. Dn Pare Co. ~, Two
thirty miles itcm Chicago. Price ~ g pet acre. In
qulre o. Fasm. OF address II. EEksNAM. Wayne
EtAtlou, Du FHee Co. mhu r3t9-3Qt
, 1864-03-27

The Cemetery PnFk.-There Is IN ordi-
nance before the City Council for the improvement
ft5e tract Of land known a. Cemetery Park, CON-
ps1s!ns about dity auee, lying north Of the chcago
cemetery, It is proposed to dedicate and Improve
It rs public park, the expenae to be betrayed BY
the sale Of two acres opposite the cemetery en-
trance belonging to the city, and from which It has
never derived any benefit. Cemetery Park Is ad-
misably adaptcd to the purpose for which va hope
II VIII be dedicated, being covered with beautiful
growth OF timber, lying On the Lake shore and Of
easy access from tie city. VERY Little hss hitherto
been dong for the improvement Of this portion Of
the city, and We trust the small expense necessary
to mako this beautiful piece OF ground heaItb-
giving Place Of resort to our citizens, instead OF
Wecd-grown wilderness, .as 1t now IL, will be appro
p11eteE checrrully by the Council
, 1864-03-27

--
Sl:c1AL Assrssoa.-The new Special As.
sc7sos, II. Ward. entered on hls duties On sa.us.
: day, II rlacc o.. Mr.. Graham,
, 1864-03-27

FOR sALE|WaHkegaH .,,,1 aaa, 5!'ss ,1es resldenee
lots ii ms aad fashionable suburb
nneed md handsomely rlsnted With shrubtery and
ehsde trcee xei aa Win lasge variety Of choice
Erounda md for te1ma apply 70 Ma L. O. HARTZEIL
On the preenlsoss or to Thos B. Br1A7. Bryan HA1.
mhaai3tsno.
, 1864-03-27

otslfe 10 aook al Tue PeTs previous TO the gale.
DR.. Bfge1ow.-sad. too often, Is tho fate Of
those who, becoming the victims Of solitary in-
dulgenee, or having contracted disease BY abuse,
are unwilling to reveal their eorroys. and con.
tlnue to suffer nnrclicyed-the disease. meanwhile
increasing in nalgnity till it eats ont their yery
yitals, and embItters the cup OF Lie. Such need
not despair. DR.. Bigclow, now fully established at
Nc. 179 So1th Clark street, has made this c1oss Of
dEeaEes m object of especial STUDY And IL nronar
cd TO hold ont to the afflicted the prpnfse rf a
certain mud speedy cure. The most delicate Or
scertIcel need not hesitate to enttast 1hemeelyns
10 Ills care: and It Is in the most ac.u7atcd cases
dreds OF those who, bat for his advice would have
continued to drug on 4 miserable existence for a
few ahsrt years. and theu dropped into prematurra
grave, hare been restored to health and t1gor and
enabled. to eSc1ain exultingly. Behold ia
me a mnnI. DR. B1ceIow has thousands Of tes;i-
mo1ials in his possession from petsona ofnudo3ht-
Cd integrity. who have been By him. restored
paItment Of eetual mal1dtes. but in all cases OF
chronic de.nnsccaeut, the Doctor has worked won
dezE. That numerous caHss of diseases grouped
together under the nane OF cachexies, including
scsofula, Scrrvy, Aarnsmus, Consumption and
Core3roas In nine cases ont Of ten resulting from,
tetn thoroughly studied by him, and are alwass
eEcces Btnlly treated. Ills rooms are open dsy mid
evening, ard his Arrangements Tot receiving visit
ORE arc 80 complete that distinct rooms, with sep
srate ent1nuccs are provided for each, 20 that ali
nay rtait him In strict confidence; The la1ge and
q ~ II fSa is
don In which he is held. Hls rooms are located
on lie southeast corner OF Clark and Monroe
streets. mchA7-b5allt
, 1864-03-27

TOR SALE-House and lot. a
~ two story f1a1e hou;e. nearly new, nfeen min
ntes wnl from tie Court House, ii the North Division.
Honse contains nine aId crilaz basement. Price
SEQ Enlf cash, balance short time. Address F.
z. u, UDL 1851
, 1864-03-27

ROARDING:-Board and GOOD
- roo1ub can be obtained for three gentlemen in
sprtyate family, IN a good location oa TIC Moth
st6e, cast Of Clark Good Esfsrcncas required. Also
uode1ate. Addscta" D. r o Boz 6Qsa
, 1864-03-27

IRISH NATIONAL .FA1n.-Thc preparations
for the Great Irish National Fair arc in a forward
etatc. though tho Arrangements were not all com.
plcted on Saturday evening. The consignment Of
goods from Ireland did not arrirc as was expected.
conveniently tho torchlight procession was dc.
fcz1ed. It will, probably, tako place on Monday
evening.
The Fair will open this tMonday) morning with
grand procession, which will form at 10 O'Clock.
ss follows, tho right Of cach division resting on
Lake street.
Efrft T{ffeIon-On T nffc atrect
, 1864-03-27

Trinity Churcl1.-The sale and renial Of
pewe In this Church will take place on Monday
evening. ssth inst, at O'Clock,
The church will be open from to II a. m. and
from to 6p- H., for the convenience Of those who
desire to look at the pews pscyious 10 the ss!c.
, 1864-03-27

Sword presentation.-The boys OF Bat
terry D, 1st Illinois artillery assembled at Seneca
Wrghss. on Dearborn street, on the evening of the
22d, for tho partnklug Of eumptuops supper given
by Lieut.. R. B. Brockwsy, to whom they prce cecntcd
beautiful sword, sash and belt. c. " Craig,
late member Of the battery, had the honor Of pre-
senting the same, accompanied by few approp1.~
ste remarks.
The Lieutenant received the gift in behalf Of the
Company As token Of regard, which he acknowl-
edged IN a Short but timely response, urging them
to stand By the Old a, aud ncrer let 1t be said that
the boys Of Battery D ever ninchcd On the field Of
hattie.
, 1864-03-27

TOR SALE-A Farm. 265 acres
1es Th gIa, 2s esssa ssnbss sob. AZ
house, Ge, fnytwo miles from Chicago on satl.
Eosa- in GFunn- county. Ill. Price f3,so ia1ntre q
J. q. REES, 5 Dearborn ST., Chicago Rlht0o-9.,SV
, 1864-03-27

Il and third Of land in the c1ty OF Lyons. Iova,
togetheS with the improvements. coazistD- Of story
and hHA cottage Of stt rooms twc closets and hst
rate cel!ary large ciscxu and good barn. sixty choice
tru1t trees curTants and grapes and aspar
s ne fa
81 SI yGa5s tile pe.esI VIII exchange f91 ho1ss I'D
pAnfJ snsh For fuEneE particulars sadrsEa T.
, 1864-03-27
Boarntug.

ROARDING-1n q private family.
eau be sccomn odated with q pleasant back eharhsf
I'm SIoses snd s1esilent hoatd BY addressing Box
who are willing ard ARIK TO PAT eight dollars pef
rceE PfrMrtly, for aPL1AsAaV HoIx. need apply
, 1864-03-27

ME&nR1so P.1or.-Thc Lexington Observer
says that Dr., L. Herr has sold his trotting stallion
for $4,000 to II. 4. Harrison, Of ChIcaso. Mem-
bino Pilot is Of the finest trqtins ho1scs ever
raised In Kentucky, and is destined If no accident
beta11s him, to win an c-slted name in the annals
Of the trpitinc tun. M1- Harrison has taken him
to Illinois, wnese he intends, after making limit
cd Season with him. to put him In training. Ken
tucly is becoming as famous tor her trotting aa
abe always has been for her racing stock.
, 1864-03-27

" ANTED-25 men of strictly
w temperate and sober habits, Of experience 4
general business, ts Agents. to travel sad itfodncn
stss tho above qualifications. 70 auca c.n b. yea
constant employment and good wazcs Address viii.
name and reference, I. &. DA4TLE, dan,s.i ts.s
County, MictisAn. pah2tbAilf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
z. W. BOGEE Of New York, and
I Col VIC. MANK, Of the 32d Ind.

vii adares. the people in the German language
canasItou, Perry Co, Tuesday, Sept. soth, at
Tell City, Perry Co.. Wednesday. sspt. zlst, at
Leopold. Perry Co, Thursday. september ssd,
Troy, Perry Co. Friday, sept I'D. At7r.
New Boston, spencer Co, Saturday, Sept. 2ith.
TaIaa, Spencer Co., Saturday. sept cath, at 7
Ferdinand, Dubois Co., Monday, Sept. asth, a,
oeiesiino. Dubois Co.. Monday. sept. gath, At !
HsysvIlls. Dubois Co, Tuesday, sept. g7th. =, 1
Pm.
Jasper. Dubois Co. Wednesday. ssFs. asih, ct l
P.a
IIuBtingburgh, Dubois Co.. Wednesday,, Sept.
2hth, Al 7 Pm
Holland, Dubois Co., Thursday, Sept. 18th. at
Boonviils, warrlek Co.. THURSDAY. Sept. a0ih
ailisrssurgh, warriek Co.. Friday, sept. soth
I at lF.a
Sswburgh. warriek Co. Friday. sept. soth. al
7P.M.
Lamaseo. vandsrburgh Co.. Saturday. ost. lat
/ alta .. NJ
Geo Damn's, German township, vAndsrburst
! Co, Monday, Oct. ID, at F.a
/ Balsar Meyers, Armstrong township, Wander.
hurgh Co., Monday, Oct. 81, At r.H.
PArksr's settlement. Possy Co.. TassdAy, Oct
I Nh, ~ p ~.
BlaIrsviils, Possy Co.. Tuesday, Oct. sch, Al ;
Pm.
Hickory Branch, Posey Co, Wednesday. oct
/ jfh, at IN.
Mt, veraoB, Posoy Co., Wednesday. Oct. sth, q
-. Il.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey Co, Thursday. Oct
9Th, at F.M.
| VIM. Ripplemeysf's, Perry tsWnahip. YAaasF
| burgh Co., Thursday. Oct. bkh, a. r.n.
wsrrsnton. Gibson Co, Friday, Oct. Tth. a.
f.A.
Cross Roads. widaor Township. Knsx County
Saturday, Ocsobrr sth, at F.H. -s.
win the Union mon In the various iseaiitle
please make ali the necessary arrangsmsntaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED ia
the Pcst-O1s1e at Evansville. stats Of fndiAEs.
l9th day Of September, 1854
So Re obtain any 90 theze lsttsrs, the sppil.
eaas nnxt call for a. aSsswfssd aslss-s, give ti~
date Of this list, and paw cent for advertising
- II not called for within Ssosts, they III
Be- cent 20 tbs Dead Latter Once
FREE DELIVERY of lettsFs By osrrt>rs, zt ths
Residences Of owners Gin ths larger etttss. may IL
SECURED By sossrsing tbs following BULBS
I. Object letters plainly 20 the street ApS
nunbsr, well IS ths Fcst-ofnoe and State
2 HEAD letters with the writer's pesf-escs
and sza1e, street. and sMrsbev, sign fhen plainly
vifh fail name. and request tn&f answers -
directed &ccoFdinxiy.
3 Letters 70 strangers Or transient visitors ID
. town or city. whose special Sddress may b an
knosr, shouid b marked, in the lower ieft-band
corner, With the werd " TRANSIENT"
T. P4aes the postzge-stsssp sn the appeT rf7as-
ksaS corner. snd lore sPscs between the stamT
and direction for Poss-usarki~g without intsrfsr
Tug vita the wFitiaE.
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subTersion Of the Goysruneus thau -,

subTersion Of the Government than Sc
cession itself, hence I see nothing bat
dissolution, and humanity, justice and
common sense to my mind dictate 8
practicable separation
Here we have the idea set forth in as
plain terms as words can make it,
that everything should be doas te
conciiiste the South and retain Ser in
the Union, even to tia extent ws have
set forth above At all events the sue
eessfal resistance of tie South is re-
gzrdsd BY hr. Ristine as the only safety
for Gus" Democrats Of the Nortk
These are plain truths for the people
to consider Can they not see that It i,
far better " to endure ths ills theg have
than ay to others they know not Of