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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27

From Req. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Heddtng N. E..
Church, PSildda.
DR.. Jackson, Dear Sir---Having used your Ger
man Bitters in nv family frequently am prepared
to say that it has been of great service. believe
that in most gene raj debility Of the systcr
il is the safest and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge.
Yours respectfully,
]. II. TURNER
No.726 n. Nineteenth Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
I'VE " iON DhO" "
Philad'a Junc % 1861.


Letter from the Rcr. JOSEPH IT, kENNARD.
Pastor ofihr Tenth Baptist Church.
DRJAcKsoN-DEARS rR:--I have beenfrequent
" requested to connect nv name with commenda
tons Of different kinds Of Medicines. butt regard
ing the practice out of NV appropriate sphere,
have in all cases declined; hut with clear proc,
in variou, instances. and particularly in nv own
family. of the usefulness OF DR.. Hcofand's Ger
MAJ Bitters, | depart for once from nv usual
course, to express my full conviction that. for gen
eral debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint. it isa safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases il fall but usually, doubt not.
it will he very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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Sluf ben Qua8an8 'purpe nit sebpbsnem
Singer binSeoeutet as.
Sab idp6 baS 8lut bem 10 Iamdbltb &c
miBRonpeltelt iungen Maune hrs @eiidt
@r bob ben Rcpf uno NAP 5einen @eguer.
WuS letnen Nu9en funtelten bic 6lamnaen lpz
bernoen 3Orne8. Die ardnfrng babe i'd nidt
nerrtent, murutelte er. Gen 0urgetmeiIter
manoele e8 iDie 8erleBenbeit an ShnS.
Der 0c9mutb sebt INNER einent uuglafIeliz
gen Gnce pOrau8 Soft beIp6ten.
Obne WruB uuo 8erbel91ng penoete er
ii6 uat unb perlteB ben @arten fclten 4es
meIenen Sd)rtttes turA ben beseihneten
Nusgan9. iseber Den Shn,er3 Ser Qiebe
bdunte itd olS BelpuBtIein istner Manness
miirne III ihm ouf unO Itablte ibn in 6lammeu
unp Sis Der girgermeiaer llarrte tim
naa Gin unbeiultGes @jsfibl mie seine Sib
num9 bei9Iid i'm. Nuf einrtal aber iparf
er ben &ppf III ben 9lafen ltno lpred) Dor itd,
bin, tpte 3prnig, ober e8 mar nur etne fiinf-
lthe GreiferunS: Srl6e Tredbeit 0ut, ben
bin t6 lpsI 1
Gm 9lbenbe be6elben Cages wurre Soo
ppn, Gater in pei1en belonbere8 3immer se=
rufen. gta6 elmer etpa8 psrmprrenen giu=
lettung erfldrte er benz W1b9en:
@s MIRO 3eit. baB Du Did Uerberdtbelt,
tleiu Sinh.
SD bin nod, pel Su jung; metnte Sod
fl1l; laB mid bod meme Susenb senieBea,
Sp lagt man, weirn uiun nid't pilf, mari
ct Elm
lleber gRouen unc g2i6trpaen babe i'd
nod 8ar nidt nafsebu6t. mar ibre eleiG-
gittfi5e Nntpprt
SD mdnld9e. rag Dn mclleit, periebte er
MARINER lperoeuo; Id tann Dir einen Paiiens
Den @lstsli oprlAl 38sn
ltnp gBen? fra9le tic
Der Gcm ibrer Sttntiue 3eu8te jest por
eefau8enReit. Dos sis iun9TrduliGer 3u=
titdhaltun9 mar bon einem @tutbltrable ous
tbrfm Bergen her gsItupl5en ss
Den Qieutenant pcn 8ofeterg..
tErrtissnnS fcIst)
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Dr ulnI nm,

Wttaieb 6es t6usltGen GDQesums Der q4unbrte tn SrH
hpn raburter efne8 tsreren eti3intGeN Gpssien Der
Ser Staten ter fen 8rGf &hel tines 2ebens tn ben
5epitalern BON 2paop garS @bilaHelpAid u6 anberen
Sahten susebrat hat eirse Ger rneertdre SetInn9en
roGenbe ppn lenen bic Gefbidte Ter WesiSn weB Int
;Hite Qetenbe bic an Gbreniauien erOSt uS antersn
Srantetten Ien irle 8. aub bic BET pl6slten Sc.
r6ufn an ebr erefe bic u pt errbtten BET esrtnssn
&lentetetten Il. + u. Uurpen aIeenblidI9 gebetlt.
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@efabrLtGe Grant6eit.

gDemn Der irrsseleitete unfluse Singing ausnbe ba5
ben 8et, bier rSbditer Kranhett IN @ dufsenDm-
fIbl pter es 5urt &atfedi,u5 tbn abi9red f9 an
ene su renbeH, aui pele Grl8e brr @rsIebuua Ib
Rarte 70 lanse bis te Srmstpmt rice5 reden ebels,
pie 9. etu NIT @ei1plen entjIaresE sails etxe bDie
Naie Smer3 I'm 9pSfe nS In eH Gliaeern, &6nafne ees
@e@ts, Eoutbet Nuspude Der SGut, Rnpten ben 8ei
strn,n, Jtnen i'm GeiGtc unS Sen GrremtS-
ten m setsen, NO fann tIeie ete nit etner 5retlten
S&neutefet Dor 6 bretter BIS sulest Der @amen unb
BITE Ndenfnper einfdaeus has Spr brr furttaren Sran
bett etu geeeuitanb res Neies rb unb Ger Cob enen
i@redden 2eioen sabr Elm Guse mabt ba5 er t6n mad
teent Sanbe 1rinet tein seiienter rdtebrt.
Gs tit cine traur8e &teade, bag Edense Sefer frr9t-
barren aranfts Suim 9pr fanen In gpIss Der unssa6-
Ihtett Untiienfer prabier, ne bur Mnpeueure teaee
tbhtlien eS teS Nterfur5 bic Gontipn rernt6te unh
rsn 0fef ees getenS IN Elm eeuees Daeu rerpGnbeIn.
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Bur llnterp:ijtuna bsr Qnedia!gsrst etablirt.

Der eiasias Niab III Htr Melt, tDo fidtere,
f0nelle unp sicrlt1e 5Iueeer lis .r &.
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Sua9s WlGauer,
Q}a tgirat9ete zpfpioasu,

Oter SplGe iuee I'D az psSteraben beabf6seu unt it9
ssaf 9 aasr5 S5t saaa i stI @atpe isstH sD
QGe 5tneew eeeen he Tbe pbriile r6er aetltee Ser
tIttig 0ttbartsit ser Ste 3ittsrn nHb GwGe pper
Grft1Piua8 her iareftd'en Dirt werben idnea fnrrt.
Dr. rtnpn Hnsr8tett fam tim al8 enem G6renmaune,
rtue Surt @ ereertrouen unb 5aoerietIb auf feline 6rst
Itd,e CSeibtGlidfet perlalien,
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Q3eIensers az beohten !

Or. ScbnGp, bietet aIlen 2enen feline 6Iie an wetGe @
tnr4 pe eeeeime uno nunatirliG etR un6 &6r2er er-
forenee ur he MrEett bic @eeae nah ete Gre Infdbts
ma6ente Qdifet eeId)tps6t taben.
6er uh eintse rer trsreen unb betlaseusrertben Sol
cen Der ruben @eprbnbetten res gaferS Gr DE i'm &a-
fen nb ben @lieter,i Smer:eu i'm 2rp SmSde bes @e-
S, Ger:m Der gta teItrdf er3tlppen neyt6e unruht,
Wdeen9wd3c Hnrrennne Ger Berraunngs' StSape GpeEs
nasine GBttyaituns. Sptartpne Der SGwtnbp4t 71rQ1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-15

NIGfrers Edt>ncT s1aa Vtefaill
gsnrestteut, Tep DSri State, Gbtr, Sarcno Ndrs MI
Gubo EataG; bic befe Auswap ppa Vbtsen Sabatsn fr
beutr bic tal GteneI tgfen f.ts an Sdnb nb trs eeyt
arit ~ bsr EsasnAsn greilsn tei esr
Saitpt 5Sssbtsf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-15

Getcems 9 GGkg1rrestsBcesD,
gne tesne wdsbte BneS 1ebenes 06mh; geIbes ret6ea
unb bIGnts TarteT nut SOfttn 2abels unb DfnHb pop
tuH8 efebsn tnb Mu6itSsa bon GtGarrcntten IT, r M en-
SFns bon Stev qcss unh sspFeb!t s btutstn Vxtiitu
f0f NHHrF as +HsF7R SpicpH G@rBbee,
et-Sl Is. =. WGt IaEtraDre- y. Tvtbfst
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eebei en- &raufpei*en

sea rettea e(8 Ia nt: 3sugunssundtisfett, S6toa9e
IN teim Jden in0 ast Gtefer GntnSnneen Der MtsTen
senf8spdde, Mtutttsfct gctereeftlasenbe @erfdnbes
idwae 6erstlopfea SGiGterhbett 3ittser 4nssn&w5fs
SGwntel, 3ppf4ers GntaInenn9 les Safes Ter gtnF
ter 2unse he's ARaaeas Der Gn1emete Epb aIer jeter
lebel te bon seUtea oeteimen Gtwotrseex Ger usent
EeGe tren Spfsru sefibrer lre ais ter Strenen &C.
[cne ben @efibten hes plIeS herrubrer le menn nt6
se sebeilt werrr, lire el6neubier SsfAunsen eernt9
ten Sdrdde bet Contribution herocrbrnseH bic ete una
mSaItf maen unS aplsst Zen 8SrPer uns Sinn aerore
Sunas Wlaauer, ID
Eeirnters fe Sic Sp'er eue8 peen,t Caters ssnrreen
iuS has ji6rli9 is utel IawieuD in etn u rtes @rab
seiBt, reIde bas t9re erfdtsuep &alne nnS enndeen
Werfanr8fr0fte NIT Drurer Ger geredreit Zen Sc"
bteiert 2ecr tetdubrnee &5ne entlpGt taben
mRreen, mBgen IT'D init pruem @ertrauen na9er.
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9aS fes..ae mae o2Gemoetfe 6rutat< aso~sss 5sSst>
unfcrer ssest
3is 9pnigbhiue CFhe HoneysUckIes
pSse
MTTXTR DE WIT II

ssle Scntgbhime (Fhe HonegsUcbies
pees
ELIXIR DE VITA.
Dtstss xsate Ster8 ~eI@ss lst 6nst etasu ysSsGeis
SnF In @ursva best ane ID pem S&nbe i@nel IN ebraH4
tontk tR aus hen reinea GpSuas E WevtntunS ts BET
sSnse&- gasesrsgGsnSe TIM aOsgs ber Dsa@ttcH
fsrttet uab BAT SIS s0fSs n aIe rns4tnB8ez bev 3ebes
sefe Rnb Berbaunns ssprsas tr nrrt1soa sseist aab "
Ia DeatI4 4IGaS ala neg 1l4Eef rT
bstsafbtes. 5lIas
Ssbeibeaees SseHsasass, Apssbereg a. arss IN hEeie
e9ttevS etne Derstsrns Suene beS grsffe
pSmn einmal sseHet be 6ueF riot ppne bselcs esn 10
Isn Ridt mte ceeDrnte Gisrs bGnds b1fthe tgH
DeR setsTbnlt&ea gpuen" SseRaIteter G4fAsn ura az
eugtsen6en @qnetsn az unh ts 60 yrR ehS EertptuNe
Sreans l1asR Ssn GVsksscn anert0nat sbeH ae 70 IDS
bet es Gea EFtasey, ac benz AFsse hey es erennes
%lS xYiat@ttters sEt es bgsrsfs Sev Gsege:l u UeE
tett ees Sc rsades es una5tstrrfkH 10, pen 60 aus
Rhanee1 ia @iuaes se aaptpahe, @afe, Ebsf, SaatuN
sabelr tag&rictb sulest ia eia rplHGnbi8es Gane
In Ella ertsds acrbes osRsartises 4sttere os iuHntexn
eu rsy eeet uEb cAe SaeT tn teseF pGuspalne prpet"
setteEea 9etels Refaasatipa tt. nsntterTis@ tetR.
GD5nefale @etR MGenten tSnnen mil srSgaN etrerGR0ns
tSt Ssies .ec gls&sn ttserS III 9gn DEetab GAars
6ef4eH erfA t'sste' +.4 4ll5sf l ,ttt
M Sen aietasgess @t9iseg
.. = Ur Oee. SES 9anrrers, @sec Sea gGurbesfsR.
seSen&sbee sc:n MgGgSse, SaEtisncSet
serssst sereea,
b aStsners auf SeH sserf Sefiepe1 To.
aBteheYstrfsRs erhaln bic Su bicsm B.srS GSfsrttss
tsa csEGr.l ttbukrsyS~ "a as t6aeef6tibe Ge6tts.
Die lsersa Slafmen Mersen eb5 rStH tst ser nd&Hen
DegeGRAs mft $lco Dreat fsSTtr SasNEpsc
sssra@t. t
GsssnsatGsn ssssxbesT SsesSs sca bean slnbesrI1ft
Bet srri1eTtss SEA &fnte, Isnte Sic EDers &ab Sauuv
! 2unIitat uath ~ fsttaeA @re4yfz aAs
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9unaeQeute,

bic f burt beimlie 2aer seWdt ta6sn, bic e 70 oft
bsIen 2eten rner In Sduie ernen ub Sp.
cen e aGnddtIs fpren elbt i'm SdaIe, burd gsluttr.
nen, hte ureetteitt bic Che uutSefi5 MAIDEN uno
&brper unb Gst erbren puten iocrthe nbtttgtn DAFT.
te teun. SUle percnem nfen berOr lie entTcten IN tie
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4 sbG@a= BobsSf
.glerlg EIti0g aDelgs

ssJEE ~ ID. . :. EtgAEs9
sssrattAt1ss ssa S6s anS soaA.
sgtsen 5sesrten sgeurse ngib ceri Bu5lifgus MAGE
Pierl:ii BE Nn3ese, sas 20 Sas f9pa felt aFrsn an
sera $LaRs eta6lste Q3ed aoerupniuen babe Hnb 6es
altg $50 reibeItigea 2aser 5Bgs folib eear5ei.
tstsu QsEcsafetber uegeE acen go BEN eigen gsrei.
Isg o9erdtbig balts ub aa olce ami 2shenuaa cfer.
Eissp ocgbe. strife at geinerrSde uab peuSeuse in
zen Soften uu5 sa alien @rs;ien. 6erner cine @uss
ra6t gegeueicne StS9c fc. ismts afe in tieles ssaa
elHi9Lagenbe IrtEgeE.
s59 afis BeiteIaaeeg tOer0ea pvcE,pt, 6s1.s gub
Iirsefsr ;Frse agsgfesftgs regbgw
g 8. @alEsx.
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bebenten taB eeuber @ef Gin seianber SSrpcr te
nrtbpenct9fen @rfprrrnte ir ehelinen GludleiiQett
nb a, pbne tteie wr6 bic 0ete teS 9ebns raRrsen
Ytlserta6rt Die 2tis9tsH ee5 yebpa rerntern I'D tuup
lid unb bic ees w:rp ereriiien @erswcns unb me-
IatdOlil9en @eradtuneen taB uns bic 8reutea, pelde
&ehere eenteBen. eetmeeert lino. srr - r--
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1etRige

Dts fGredbt@en @rtunsen beS aners nb ebr sa flr&.
ta @erlu bes @ebidtntiIeS 8ertrrun8 eer Sheen Sc
hrdtbsit Der Gestrafte bSs Mbnun9eu Nbneieune Dor
her 8eeuiaaft eut nn6 Gtnlam.eie, gHstrdRtn 9eseR
& iebit. Gurdtantet il. |. 10. nh einge Der iSlmmtn
Hnlne
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DIR. Johnston.
8aIttmere soas9 9Ofpttat.

bsr f;lagi8e Arst. msldtr aniz !.
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Oraanilhe S&paAe

rirb unpersls gesetlt bi rpue Grat teser terss
feu Deie5 irdtare 2etten, reiGes ra5 9ebsnenb unb
Se @te utb gdGtrn.inenddit unmGsib ma9t, tsct ba8
2pcs Derer fte tGren 2eceniaen rnbeirnnen frDtnen
Surge 2cue nc 3u leidt 81 eenest neil
Gtrifren Neberi5Iaeen i'm Sarn Stein nh anbere 1lr-
faten enfch fnnn 70 IL e bed reifentteIs cine 5rse
tes Nlib6raneS ter eselen Sreane sser Gber wtn es
du9nen tas fc ara Der Gr3eu9s eber Denen perIc
ptrA te @ hti,nNeu 2asern erseSen, ais bon Denta
sie ba Hetit fnb,
- Sfftce: go. 7 Sab'Srebertdfr.,
Feben Gbarea son 8altintpYetr., Sftli@e Sette,
bic Stmfsn btnauf.
g2dn merle 6 yamen nne ausRummer, henn nnpiIIen.
be une traerte gaGrader eurtrtebene une eewenlpfe
Quadal6er, Sdubider Stiefelptaier Strasenretniser
urb 0artperpuser IT, f. n nenen E reGelnt6btee Nertte
unb Iaern ansereen prn Dr. Sptnfrns 0uf tn Der dte
I8. Aue Sriee mullen stnen gof-Stamp enthaltsn.
Cine g2iluaa IN 2 149en 3ngsli4ert.
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Gsssnsatsa sssSbe&ss SsFegse poe bean SlmbeeFt1ft
ser sDri6estssa @ente Isnss Sic Ebetrs xan Stqupy
Auolttat atA 81 Fsssssa 9re4ira
sr &. Isog1ss
,,+-ssr ~--~, ggs 9aasrer usgS Ganbenfr-
(2ssggr ifs sgas $lantste.
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Or Spsnfon III Ter etajiSe regen,3bts sebilrete Arj
Wiittel ap 8eGaitlnng iiHS alien Mpeeren eGas uate
fdnut Gr 1T tcraneetlte ept etncn eeben welcs In
beu erSsts pptt6lert @urrpd5 ane tem ern eeies 2d
bes sl,braGtc namltG gnearS, 6rantreid unb tn tenn
glpdles @ttfdoeIptta 10 e or bat cine ausSeeep
tere Wrayts ais dle an6erea slerdte Der gDclt. @ y
Der tpefd,er Id ber YFeee bes Dr. pbrcn antet etbt
rdn fen perrduen 6o iue @bse ais gann unb etne We
TbjolthteitalS &rst.
FITz- SSffFce: Np GG6.TrttertdnraBe 9 Isusee
bsnb con Saitimcretsr nebea ksr ,9rbei.ertaIe"
q. 6ontfroue1eissn spssben lHnen AeheiIt.
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ilftbegi Ger 'DrslTe.

9e pele Eauente, ipele mitenb fer ester leben3etn
Sabre in eieer Nnlal furtrt bic Wense pid
tieer runbar; ;tiicr Greraipen Wele Or. Srbuic aus
ferte ltus os sttungs uprestre oele anhere
Ntalen ,nterrtdte rNtl3 eae IN 8e3ue auf etnen
gtardster ais GbrenndnH aQespB ai Gpardser Mub Sc
miiisnfaf9Fei iGb 1eitsnren ee tnreidense @erabr>
Iehnne. f1
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G3 Ntt pcie uun ente pnt rnteoenteloe gu1dlalber,
pflde id ais MerSeaasAeben unp Or ,ttbnpnS Infun-
II /. 10, ertarmiie hnp perdriine JdGmader. Ulde br
Qtben aiattteg eelen 29lenl9af Ter Nieen rem nie.
prslen &erHfe mibnteter ita ieet easml6tB eebtete
Merst tu uer shreucn Hne nidtS MrGes Nhnen
tentD oiibrdn9en ts @eunrtett &er mel DE unsludIi
der gBetie In TIRE Iss teinuelt gerine baee rnt
zen Gr ScGnitpn tljt tsBbdb TUr nptbmenSis sn
m6brer terneers fir Gplae rsld init etNCvt 9tufe itnte.
fanrt nb eaR eine 9e0anbsRnsea Dplcme bsdntis
tn iener Giifce ltegen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

EXPLANATION. We are infor med by
the friends Of Emerich, to whose case
we alluded yesterday, aud inadvertently
wrote Emery, that he has not gone of,
but has simply kept out of the way OF
the officers for the present, in order to
obtain hearing before Judge Parrett,
and his friends assure as that be will
stand his trial The evidence before
Judge Pitcher, We are told, so clearly
showed that this was simply case of
granddaughter, that the Judge was en-
tirely justified in admitting him to bail
The Grand Jury having returned an
indictment against him for murder in
the LIST degree, he would necessarily
have been committed to jail had he en-
tered bis appearance when call for.
This is the explanation of bis friends,
aud it is no unusual occurrence for par
ties who propose to stand trial, to forfeit
their recognizance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Tue BARBEcuE.-The weather prom
ises to be pleasant to-day, and we antiei-
pate large turnout in honor of the re-
turn of our soldiers. We are informed
by one of the Committee of Manage
nent, that extensive preparations have
been made to satisfy all who come; that
enough provisions have been provided to
feed all the people in Evansville, if they
would but make their arrangements to
be there. We hope every body will go
Husbands, take your wives and children
boys, take your sweet-hearts. Come on'
come all, and let US enjoy social re
union with the brave boys who for thre'
years defended our glorious flag sgains
the foes of our country, and planted !
over many q rebel stronghold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
River News.

The river at this point is rising slowly,
and it has again commenced rising At
Cincinnati
The Cumberland is rising, with seven
feet on Hsrpeth Shoals
Business continues dull here. and but
little freight is Offering.
The river here is almost entirely clear
Of boats, except those a. the bone-yard.
The Gen. Anderson is receiving the
finishing touches of her new dress, pre-
Paratory to re-entering the mail trade
between this city and Cairo. She will
take her place in the line on Monday.
The Miami, on Der return, will load
for Cincinnati, for which port she will
leave on Monday evening. Hall L
Rudd are her agents.
The grand Armada win be the unri-
vailed packet for Cairo this day.
The Armada is magnificent in all her
appointments, feet as a reindeer. and
gay as bird. Capt Josh. V. Throop is
her superb commander, and has no
superior as an experienced and accom-
modating officer, with Mr.. Fred. Huston
and eur courteous friend Sorenson in
the Office. She will leave at two o'clock.
The'resplendent aud fleet-winged Tar
ascon will be the regular packet for
Henderson and Louisville this evening.
The TAraseon is a great favorite With
shippers and travellers, and is deserv-
eddy SO. Capt. Jim Lusk is her chief
officer, aud is a public favorite, aud is
assisted in the Office by those incompar.
able gentlemen, Messrs. Blacksmith aud
Murrell, than whom no cleverer gentle
men float
The Poland passed down yesterday,
With two barge-loads Of lumber ia tow.
The Golden Eagle arrived from Mem.
phis, with moderate trip.
The Gipsy was also at the landing,
from below.
The Kate Putnam for St Louis, and
the John A. Fisher for Cairo, passed
down yesterday evening
IcE-P Plenty Of Chicago Ice until
Christmas.
EDwARD IEGLE, Lover Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

THE TEUToxs AT THE WIGwAM-As
EsTHUs;AsTIc CRowD.-A very large
crowd of our adopted fellow citizens Of
the German persuasion assembled at the
Wigwam last night, and they enjoyed q
rich intellectual feast The Crescent
City silver band was present, led by
George Warren in person and of course
the music was Of very superior order.
The meeting was addressed by Mr..
Becker, of Cincinnati, Emil Bischof, Ed
itor of the Union and by Mr. Bogen..
We could not fully understand the
language but from the frequent and en-
thusiastic cheers Of the audience we
could not but infer that they each made
effective speeches.
The base ISLANDERS of Democratic pa
pers and Of Democratic speakers in the
interest Of JEFF. Davis that our German
fellow citizens would sell out their
adopted country for few ceAts more on
their produce and few cents less Of
taxes, we're signally rebuked, and the
patriotic Germans of Vanderburgh, will,
on next Tuesday, be found casting their
votes almost solid for Gov. Morton and
Father Abraham, through whose elec-
ton alone they can hope to enjoy the
benefits and perpetuity Of those institu-
tons for advantages of which they left
their fatbe'land and the tyrannies Of
the old world They will not vote
they cannot VOTE to perpetuate slavery
and to establish an insolent aristocracy
on this continent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

MEErIso N LAMAsco The German
meeting at Stolz's store on Thursday
night was a big thing, the Germans of
the city turning out in force. Able and
eloquent speeches we're made by Msssrs
Becker, Bogen, and Bischof The en-
thusiasm Of the crowd was great, and
deafening cheers were given for Gov.
Morton, Lincoln the rail-splitter, and
Johnson the tailor. The Germans are
nearly all right We invite any who are
still allowing themselves to be inau-
enced by the Third Street junto to
oppose the interests Of their adopted
country, to come to the Wigwam to-
night and hear that distinguished ora
tor, accomplished scholar, and unHinch-
ing patriot, Mayor LANCE of Terre
Haute, and have the scales removed
from thetr eyes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

GivE IT UP.--A gentleman of Ken
lucky, inst arrived from New York, says
the CopperhOAds have no hope Of carry
ing that State, or even the city. One Of
our leading merchants, just returned
from the East, gives the same iuforma-
ton, and says that he never saw Nc
Clellan flag until he reached Indiana.
He further says that the leading Demo
cratic politicians of New York only
claim Indiana as likely to vote for Nc
Clsllan. They do not hope to carry
another State in the North.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

LAMENTABLE AocIDENT.--Several days
ago, Col Hodges, of the Attn Indiana
regiment, came to his death, eleven
miles south Of Tullahoms, under tie
following circumstances He was on
board Of train of ears coming to Nash
Vile, and, in passing over the cars, see
ing to the comfort Of the soldiers, his
foot slipped and he fell of tha rear oil
the third car, the wheels passing over
his legs. He was taken to the o. 5. M
. Hospital, at Tullahoma, and, while ur'
dergoiug amputation, died He had
only received promotion FIVE days pre-
vious TO his death.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

CuRo, Oct T-Prisoners captured
from Forests raid near Memphis, re-
port that Wheeler sent $50 wagons to
Corinth for provisions, and Forrest sent
them back empty. Wheeler's men we're
suffering for food.
When the condition of affairs at No
bile reached Forrest, be ordered all the
cattle under l year old to be seat there
for beef.
The rebels supposed Montgomery,
Ala, to De in imminent danger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
military order NO. L.
HEADQUARTERS INDIANA LEGION,
Vanderburch Co Oct. 8. 1864.

HEADQUARTERS INDIANA LEGION,
Vandsrburgh Co., Oct. 8, 1864.
Company commanders Of the Indiana
Legion of Vanderburgh county, chose
who have arms), will assemble their
commands, armed and equipped, We'd
nesday. October 18th, 1864, at o'clock
p. m, for inspection, near the Union
Wigwsm. A full and prompt attend.
ance is required, and company com
manders will see that the arms of their
respective commands are ia good cOndi,
ton. There will be an election held on
the ground for Major of the End regi
msnt and LIST battalion.
VIcToR BiscH, Col Com'dg.
]. a. SoNSTAa, A. A. n q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
T. N. SrASros,
Secretary Of Wa
indianapolis It.ms-Ese.ps Of Doad

Indianapolis Itsms-Esoaps Of Dodd.
IEBIASAroLIs, Oct THE State San
itary Fair held here this week is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The weather
during the frat part of the week was
unfavorable, bat is now very fine.
There was an immense crowd Of visit
ors at both places yesterday. Among
the distinguished visitors we're Major
Gen. Joe Hooker, Ma,os Gen. Logan,
and Hon. Andy johnson.
The military authorities have arrested
J. ]. Bingham editor of the Sentinel) },
Horace Heffren (ex-Colonel Of an In.
diana regiment), Andrew J. Humphreys,
aud Lieut. Milligsn, charged with being
connected with a reasonable organize.
ton.
The evidence of Il. Il. Dood, Grand
Commander of the Sons Of Liberty,
now on trial before the Military Com.
mission, discloses some startling facts
relative to the purposes Of this organi-
| zation.
Dodd Effected his escape from the
third story of the prison this morning
at four O'Clock, by means Of q rope fur,
nished him BY his friends outside