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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
From the Auu Slavery Standard.
An eId-fashioned Ab0tliIoBIsE en-
Radical AbolitIOnlsts."

OF eli the political snmmeEsets that re
ever Witnessed, that Of the self-afylsd
" Radical Abolisionist on this question
is the most remarkable II involves "a
amount Of DISQUALIFICATION absolutely
staggering TO human eEsdnlity During
the past three years of the var, one Of
the standing complaints against the Adj
ministration was, that il vas too tolerant
Of treason at the North--that it bad not
the courage to suppress sreasonahle
newspapers and send TO prison the men
who were seeking, under various d,a-
Euiaes, to demoraiize public opinion ct
the North. They sighed for an Andrew
jackson ia the Presidential chair to put
down treason with an iron-hand. and
nothing pleased them so much as the
stern and inhexibls rule Of Butler in
New Orleans The Administrator has
Imprisoned fewer Northern sympathizsrs
with treason during the last year than il
did in the earlier periods Of the war.
and yet these Radical Abolitsshists
are talking now rs if the very found.-
tons Of Constitutional liberty we're en-
dangeFsd whenever q blatant champion
Of treason is consigned to prison. Not
withs;Anding the Constitution expressly
provides for the suspension Of habeas
corpus in time Of rebellion, and notwith-
standing the measure is expressly sane
toned and regulated BY act Of Congress,
the President is denounced as . dsspot
If he depFives Northern sympaihixer
with treason of the power to strike ct
the life of the nationl And the people
who have turned this summerset, and
filed their mouths with this venomcus
logic of the Copperheads, have the face
to pirate of the want Of principle among
politicians, and read Us lectures on the
importance Of lifting American politics
into the sphere Of morals aud religion"
Does any one seek the reason OF this
change Of the attituds of the so-calisd
Radical AboIitiouists 1t 10 not hard
to end Such iods tie price pAiek they
consented II pay ia oYder to secare tks
n Hainati0R Of their Pyesidsntiol candi-
date al Chieagoi L vas an experiment
alike disgracefal and aboEsivsl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

HEApo'Rs DISTINCT OF IxDIASA,
Ird;ana1aifs Sent | 1874


Indianapolis, Sept l, 1854.
l. The foreibIe abduction Of men of
color from their homes, and the srrssting
of them when travelling through the
country, BY reckless spectators or 9th
ers, for the purpose Of selling them as
substitutes, is strictly prohibited.
IL All bounties must hereafter be paid
in full to the eolored substitute, or to bis
b0aafde master who consents to his en-
tering the service, in the presence of the
Mastering Officer.
All other payments shall be void, and
the substitute shall still bs entitled to
the full payment
Ill Fugitive slaves found within the
State will be taken by the Provost Mar
shals aud forwarded to the Mastering
oEicer of the United States at Indian
arolis, to be mustered into the service.
". All officers or soldiers in the ser
vice of the United States are forbidden
to engage, directly or indirectly, in pro-
curing substitutes for reward or pay
and The military authorities in the State
will at once arrest and report to these
headquarters every person wac shall vio-
late the provisions of this order.
By order Of Brevst Maj. Gen. Alvin
P. HoEey. AND. C. KENrKE,
Assistant Adjutant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
ganinre OF Atlanta.

Our dispatches this morning annouass
the capture Of Atlantis. Official dis
patches have gone ever the lines con-
frmlng the truth Of thsse glad iidings.
This is the grsatsst event in the mill
tary line that has blessed the eountry
since the capture Of yieksburg and the
victory at Gettysburgh-those twin tri-
umpha which lent additional Iustrs to
the DAY of our National Independence.
Alter campaign of four months, the
stronghold Of the South has susesmbsd
to the peerless Sherman and bis gallant
army. For persistent and unintermit-
tent lighting, the world has. seen but
one campaign ike that which has ssrmi.
mated in The capture of Atlanta. The
grand army moved from Chattanooga on
the frs. of May, and has been slsvIy ad.
vancing through that rough and difficult
coansry ever since, literally hewins it's
way through natural obstacles aud rebel
resistance, to its destined geal The
present campaign of Grants only can
parallel ii.
General sherman can now adopt for .
motto the Interpretation Of the Indian
word Alabama, on the head-waters of
which he has achieved his unparalleled
victories. lie can say to his battle
stained, bleeding, and weary soldiers
Here we rest" He has arrived at =
point where he can rscuperats bis ex-
hausted troops, and make preparations
for his fall campaign
While bringing up supplies, and pre-
pairing for another campaign, it viii be
favorable time for him to furloush the
Indiana boys, in order thss they may
come home and knock the last prop out
from under the Rebeiiion BY voting down
the Copperhesd party-the ally ofthe JEFF
Davis dynasty This business is Ail-im-
portans now. ...s.-,~-.,
Then, after doing their country good
service in this way, they can return, and
prepare to give the coup de grace TO se-
eessiou and Rebellion. They can make
a grand sweep to the Southeast, occupy
Macon and Augusts, take Savannah,
Charleston, and Wilmington in the rear,
advance up the North Carolina and vir-
GINA railroads on Richmond, and aid the
gallant boys of the army of the East to
crush out the bastard Confedsrscy in
that modern Babylon Richmond
the last ditch - of the Rebellion.
All haill to the invincibIe army Of
the uneonquersble Sherman Let Union
men rejoice, and let Copperheads hang
their heads IN despair. This brilliant
event, succeeding the Chicago Conven
ton so soon, and so significantly, is only
one of series Of victories of which th,
capture of Richmond will be the great
est, which will elect Lincoln and john.
son, and bury Confederate-Demoeracy
so deep that the trump Of resurrection
viii not reach it; and which will erusi
. rebellion, annihilsts the principle of Sc
esss'on, and savethe Repablic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Rumorad Attack on Lebanon, Team.
"a Big HOax.


A report reached here yesterday that
a detachment Of Wheeler's cavalry yes
terday, at about three o'clock An,
attacked Lebanon, some twenty miles
east OF this place, and captured forty Of
the Eighth Tennessee Cavalry, ten Of
whom subsequently made their escape.
IL the attack was made as reported.
Wheeler is getting oat of East Tennss-
see as expeditiously IS possible, where
Gen. Gillem whipped two forces of bis
expected allies severely, and is making
for the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road, by way of Sparta. He will aim to
cut the road. doubtless, between Mur-
freesboro and Tullahoma His force is
estimated BY some ii 6, 900 cavalry aud
twelve pieces OF artillery, and BY others
at less than half that number. Yestsr-
day the rebels were in high gIee over
the combined Chicago and Lebanon
news together, We suppose, and cireu-
lated report that Wheeler was march
ing on Nashville with 1900 cavalry
aud four batteries, some of which we're
very large siege guns We have no
doubt that several hundred chickens
were cooked yesterday to entertain the
raiders, and poultry will consequently
take great rise in our market
PS.-No further news from Chicago.
STILL LATER-A dispatch from Col
Patton at Gallstin yesterday, says that
citizen had just arrived from Lebanon,
He stated that the fight commenced At
hafpast seven that morning, and was
progressing when he left at halEp2st
eight The attacking party did not ex-
coed twenty, and sent in word that
Wheeler would be IN Lebanon last
night Gen. Samuel Mulhgsn. who was
reported TO have been taken prisoner AZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Judge Nlblaek's Position en- she War
Question.

'fIf am elected 90 Congress. win
never vote 10 DRAFT any man into
the services and " 1 were yonr Rep
Preventative now, woaid vets 10 re-
peal the present law authorizing q
draft.
SCI will not, ~ elected yeHr Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under any circumstances,
for the further prosse ution Of the
war under ths policy upoE which it
is conducted.
al ana totally opposed &c the sm-
pioyment OF negroes as soldiers, or
60 the intsrferenee ny the Govern
msnt with them, fn sny way or nn-
der amy etrcumstanosm."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
OLE 4aiIu dupenaI.


List or Appointments for Messrs. Al
len and Nlblaek, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis
trlct.
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Mon
day, Sept 5, at u P. NJ at the Court
House.
Vaudeville, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at P. M as
Poseyville, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 9, at P. NJ.
New Harmony, Posey County, Wednes-
day, Sept 7, at P. NJ
Mt Vernon, Posey County, Thursday,
Sept 8, at p. NJ
Black Hawk Mills, Posey County, Fri
day, Sept 9, at l r NJ.
School House. near White House, Per-
ry Township, Vanderburgh County, FRI
day, Sept 9. at ! P. NJ.
Cypress Dale, Union Township, Van
derbgrgh County, Saturday Sept. 10, Al
Up. NJ.
Lamasco, Vanderburg6 County, Sat.
urday, Sept. 10, at u p M.
Henry Beckers, German Township
yanderburgh County, Monday, Sept IL
at P. NJ.
Peter Bohns, Center Township
Vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept. IL
at P. NJ.
Newburgh. Warrick County, Tuesday
Sept ID, at P. NJ
Ysxkeetown, Warrick County Tues
dar Rept l3, at 7 I. NJ.
Crowville, Warriek County, Wednes
day Sept IA, at P. ".
| LynnSille, Warriek County, Thursday
Sept Is, at p. NJ.
MilIersburgh, Warrick County, Thurs
day, Sept Is, at 7 P. NJ.
| BOonville, Warriek County, Friday
Sept I6, at p NJ
aug 221&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

CELLER's COUGH CUBE, sTBICEBAEB
- and keluauous C5aEh Balsau, Cberry Pee
torzl Eailis Bslsaz, Csry's Cough Cars AHd
Browns Troehes. At
A. c. HALLOcE's Drug stors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Indaa Nihlaek,s DocfrIne.

We direct attention 70 the positions
taken BY Jsdge Niblack, IS given at the
head Of our editorial column. Ne hope
our readers will study them, and reflect
on their full and true significance
They give aid and comfort to JEFF
Davis; they are downright submission
sO;the rebels; they viii render, il carried
into eject, all the blood and treasHrs
that has been expended a useless aud
criminal waste.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

Woo ARE THEY7-Let Union men look
around to day, while the news Of the fall
of Atlanta Is spreading, and note the
"sigus of the tines" Let them see
Who are the PEOPLE that, according to
the Copperhead Colerick, feel no JOY
over Union victories, aud no sorrow over
Onion defests" Any man who cannot
throw up bis hst and shout with joy over
the capture Of Atlanta and Fort Morgan,
is a traitor at heart, and no patriot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
fhe CnnnfF OonIentlon.

Our Union men should bear in mind
the County Convention to be held at the
Court House this afternoon. Let us
celebrate the capture of Atlanta BY a
large attendance. Every citizen is in
terssted in bringing out good men for
Office. Therefor We say to Union men,
attend the Convention, and assist in Sc
leeting a ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
az Nat Usher, Esq, Of viacsnnsI,

s<a- Nat Usher, Esq, of ViAcennes,
Enrolling Commissioner of this District,
has been appointed Judge of the Terri
torial Court of New Mexico, and will
leave soon for that distant portion of
Uncle Sans domain. This is a good
appointment Mr.. Usher IS we'll quail
lied for the position. While Indiana
loses q true and useful citizen, New
Mexico gains one. We are sorry to lose
so strong a Union man from this Dis
trict.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

REMEMBER the County Union Con-
xeatien on Saturday, Sept. Sd, which as
ssmbles for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for county Offices. Let there
be- full attendance. The Union men
Of town should take pains to inform the
country people Of the Convention, and
inaBes them 10 attend.
SAnt 2-2td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Chicago Black List.

BERIAH MAGOFFIN, of Kentucky.
CT. VALLANDIGHAM
FERNANDO WOOD.
BEN. WOOD.
J.W. SINGLETON.
WIN. CORY.
GARRETT DAVIS.
81. II. D0DD.
Union men what think you Of = Presi-
Dental ticket nominated in q convention
where these men we're admitted, to
make speeches and voter Vsilandig
ham was the supremeiy honored ora.or
ct Chicago. Other speakers paled be
fore him, as . candle in the MONDAY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

LIEsr- col WILL E--wArKKz, II
Another brave ssIdier Aas gone to his rest,
Another true patriot dead;
There 3 ons more home made cesolsts,
Since ths nobls spirit fad
Grim Death had marked hia for bis owR-
This hero Of many = fight
Ard cur hearts srs bowed IL sorrow.
Mid the clouds Of Deaths dark night.
In camp tie kzsh IL aournful;
The comrades gathered there
Are silent, sad, and lonely
Their hearts are fun Of s4rs-
The noble e0EmAntsr--'ovsd - rel
has gone from their midst forsre.
In Heaven, -here spirits Of just msz dwsl.
And friendships nay not sever.
This veil beloved win N ct In psGss,
Free frsm al rsT aud pain:
The s. Lambs have Lost thsis She hsrd-
Their loss has bean kis gais.
Henderson,, Ky, August, 1854. l. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03


DEroRsrER-A FIEEDIsH ATROcIrr
The Louisville Journal says: One Of
the most cruel, bloodthirsty, and fendish-
hearted scouEdrels brought to light by
that .damnabls policy, guerrilla warfare,
il the unprincipled devil who commands
= gang Of villaaous eutthroats, and signs
his name IS Captain Deporster. He is
the opposite ofall that is good and noble,
and the embodiment Of all that is fend-
ish and deprayed He is disgrace TO
humanity, and dark, polluted stain up
on the fair sscsteheon of man. No act
is too eowardly, no scheme too dark aud
depraved, and no outrage too gross and
monstrous, for him 10 perpetra.e or be
engaged 10. We, stand aghast and shud-
der At the bare repetition OF his mon
strous crimes The following extracts
from a private letter received in this city,
in the simple narration Of facts, are rs-
plste with untold horrors The letter is
dated Brsndeuburg, August %, 1864
On Tuesday evening, the 23d, Captain
Dsporster, with twenty two of his gusrril-
Ia band, went 70 the house OF David
Henry, and, after cursing ard abusing
him aud his family, demanded all tie
arms and money abost the house; took
the guns, two rifles aud shot gun. and
broke them TO pieces ofer the trees stand
/ ing ia the yard; broke bis clock, look.
ing-glasses. table ware, and some Of BIZ,
| furniture, to pieces, took from him BIZ,
best suit Of clothes, all the jswslry biz
daughters possessed. all the shirts ia
had, bis daughters shawis, and then sho
him down while standing in bis door
Witnessing the destruction Of bis prop
erty.
One Of Deporster's men, By the namt
Of Bryant, shot him through the lef
breast, the ball coming cat under ID.
shoulder blade, He gave one shout FOL
mercy and fell back dead, his daughte
catching and easing him down on th'
door. While placing pillow under he
fatksr's head. mourning bitterly owe
bis dying form. Dsporster approaches
cutting, or Shaping her on the side o
her head, telling her that il she did moi
stop.her noise, God damn her" be wonI,
kill her. He then went TO her mother
who was screaming and wringing be
hands in great distress, and told her i
she did not stop Der wailing he woull
blow her damned brains out He thei
returned to where Henry lay on Tia
floor, examined bis wound, felt bin pulss
and said the damned old abolitionis
bad got about enough" BE arrests
Henry youngest son, and left, sayin
there we're thres other men in the neigt
borhood that he intended to kill besor
nightfall A short distance from Nj
Henrys house, be arrested Mr.. Wm
Brown, and sent some oil his men t
Neal Neafus and arrested him. II
threatened to kill them both. Other me
we're sent to John b. ShaekIett to kno,
il shese men Brown and Neafus,) wer
the men be wanted. Shaekleit reptile
that they were innocent men, and h
must let them GO Deporster obeye
the order, and they were released
was at Henry's house in less than a
hour after the mardsr was committed
ahd more distressing scene / nevc
witnessed.
These are the acts Of the conservativ
Democracy Of Kentucky, by whom III
Copperhead Convention at Indianapol
made pledge to stand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
AUCTION.

U'nEnE WILL BE SOLD ON THE PRE-
isrs Il Jshu fnFis, 10 kegtt Townsville, VI
county, Ind on THURSDAY. sepf Is
s3s about tea head of cattle. some % ihem
o. The butchsf ten bead u sheep, . -. "a
Mare, sin years old one iast sprins Colt. Pic
a 4 sunc Harness and mpiemsuis 10 Hos and
At the sane time thsrs viii h. offered for sali
20 ~ acres q i=nd, = sores Of which is cleared
10 Clover pasture, and NJ fs put In wheat !
the parrhase m0ueg nay remain o. the land
mortgage, and ains monihs' credit on the psFse
prorqfy, With approved security. sale 70 e
uifues ~ Ten O'Clock ,. n.
aual4-uida JOHN IEGL1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

MARKET RATES IN ATLANTA cap
tured letter written in Atlanta recently,
gives the following quotations
Dry goods are at -ery high figure,
calico $40 per yard: boots $3.50; shoes
Sl25; ladies shoes 800 per pair; my
children's shoes, VERY coarse. in fact not
so good as our negroes wore at home,
$40 and $50 per pair Marketing sells
as follows: tomatoes 81 so; head of
cabbage 81 10 s. each; eucumbers 81;
potatoes - so per gallon; beet 81 to s.
per pound; mutton s.; chickens 50 to
IS; sugar S. to s. per pound, coffee sI4
per pound; molasses $50 per gallon;
lard 81 per pound; bacon s. so per
pound; -four SIS to 800 per 100 pounds,
aud everything else in the same proper
ton. The people pay all eheerfully
without grsmbling. Hotels charge $50
to $50 per day according to locality.
Those who desire TO pay such prices
for articles of prime necessity will vote
the Confederate Democratic ticket this
Fall
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Female EnstItu

1fHE SECOND SESSION or THE EVA
4 vile Female Destitute esill commences the
day u September. iss4, which will ~ DE
Monday 10 September.
Tie school Rooms are upsn the corner Of On
mt end Sec nd STREETS, under the cumhsf
Church. Tbs rooms are Nnfieieutiy large 70
eommpdais from nifty 10 sixfy pa Is. Tiey I
been paint d, Tafered. aud eartstsd. and furu
"a With fhs most approved desks. &C. also BI
boatfA, Maps, ami Charts. OHs room l.
out especially Tor giving iessons on the Piano
GuitaT, aud l. forulshsd Hith = superior ri
Efefy effort vii b. made b. ihoss engaged "a
school 20 make Il one u the best the osuBtr
fufis- We have opened this school from a cof
lion that there vas great nssd Of = selfes n
Tor EeHiiemena' daughters in tLis city a. hisl
maug gent ensu haFs found IL ueossaary %
fbeir danz1lsrs and safds elsewhere 20 have
edhest 4. sNe have done Il from . deep eonsle
foasAsd . nany ysars experience in schools
stteatiFc observation, that 3 select school pre-
conducted is the very best school that can b.
"a to any psopis for the pursst and most Esf
Instruction
We ak gsallemsn q this city Who Ave ds
tiers 20 educate, or yards, or Who feel adespi
eat ~ bic meet important suffice --ths sdae
VI femaise 20 reflect upon this h then any
- well adspted 10 the proper dsTsiopmsnt
Joang is4yi5 a. that school, rightly conar
where The social, the physical, the edbcsii
and TIE mnfai ard the religious dsTslobmsg
all under thss peeiai "a eriuteudsnes of III
sit7 Acabt Nh-ihsr IL Il most 10 ace0r
Nifh the great, AMI blsssad and sacred insfif
o. the lmAs rEAniza son, that the youth, &
stage u life Nhicb t. most precarieas, that D
niar age from ten % siEhtssu, upon which
all the hopes of the future-~wsich veil spsuf .
10 hsf3insss and usefsinsas = q 90 spent, isa
VT re- eduest-wheihsr j. it BEAT that AZ .his
Important period u lie your daughters
fh,ir faiber's tasls sua Flesf un8er hia profa.
suidsa, TOO, aud influenced sn1 prosidsdSs
drvotsd mother. OF that they b. ssntasayam
strangers, where thsg arr H4as-ed toRstbsr II
NUMBER, and exposed 20 fHfuencss yon kns )
slaf. Psrhsps you think this Il s,wraol
dtciphKr. Perhaps you iEiuk thai thsrs
Ntll hns associafions puFsr, beftsr, and lO,tis
Al bone. Perhaps you think that fhsir
All - benehftsd. Alas how ofien fhsif =
iaoas iead 70 immorsliiy-h how often their J
fails, never T. b. restored
Fer the merits u the ETansviile Femsis
tnte enquire q lie patrons Of last session
pei Archer, Charles Babc.rk, Henry D. Ais
hubbeli, =. n. Hebefd, VIVA Hsilman, II
TER Dr. II. +. Jones. Wm. II Walker,
Preston, John n HAY, Vim. Book. Wm- J.
Jobu H. Aslsns =. g. O'hliey. Mrs. Eiil
kr0E, A. Z. epieRisbsrR. Frsseis n. Il
Peter ssmenin, John H. Hopkins, and Ku
Roberts. james =. Biytba, deceased, vas
psfrou o. 0uf school, and 0Ds Who t0ok Or
teTsst Ia ifs psifare. His memory i fresh
memory Of this people. ard shrn Ns reject
tie osafteoas aLd h9spitabis barring q that
man t.Esras Is and cur School, - n1z-H
and ch@rish his memory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
CARD.

Tbs rrs.rsizrsa bayirg sold out bis sn;irs stock
a. Esadg MaSs Clothing. snd GsntiemsHs' FAR
rishfng Goods, ard retired from the business,
ts-~t,[ sxDrs-sss his grateful aeknoWisdg enlstts
- ~ nrlasroGs fr5sads au1 customers tor their
rsst rafronAEsso literally sxtsodsd . hin, ard
rouid respscffaiiy rscomEs mend AsssrB. Taylor 3
Co SLe bzEs soeessded hflu 3 she b1sfness. znd
uho are nov prepared 70 farsish - their cnsioHs-
ere svsry Arfieis IN their nfe, Of the very lesf
snsIitys ssd at the nest fzverabis prieeE-
sas50 n LYON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Net Assets, January, 1854,
$4,000. 556.3D 2.


Z. THE PLAN AID ORGANIZATION q The
ETSA. after - years 81 severe trial has re-
allied she greatest pubiis advantages and
sgacea&s of the Ysrisns systems Of Fire Irsa-
rance Ia the eepnirY. Il rev better thAn
ever prepared for duty.
D. la,9tg Lnss Claims have been settled ard paid
sIXTEEH MTLLT0Es OF DOLLARS
8. THE CoNSUHpTTOs or PROPERTY BY
fIRk. in fhs United States averages oser
slgo@qp eaiiy. IL your property exposed
sud u1prot.cta4f
7. ARE YOU ISsURED' II not Why mott
The eost 4 trisink TIE daty - naanif I.
tue result nay be year sseage from TaiB
-whtle eeisy aaa neglect may inrolEs
yon Il baakfugfays poverty, Or erssl d.
agpoiEtfaent.
8 PARTICULAR ATTESTION and regard l.
gwen ts small risks sell a. laEzs o3es.
Able apd Superior eofameTciai sdfantaxss
saorde3.
R5- FnsufAace solicited and Policies issued By
J. v. EExsEs, Aysni,
Jazz Marble Hall Bzli5inz. 40. .. Hain 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

- Ex-Gov. Wright and Senator
Lane will soon be at work canvassing
the State. Governors Brough of Ohio
and johnson OF Tennessee have PROM
ised to come to Indiana and make some
speeches for the Union cause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
DRUGGISTS.
a. G. HALLOCK,
so. 10. FIRST STREET. EEAR posi- oFFIeF,

DURE AND UEADUGTERATED 0REAs
L Tartar, expressly for family use also oSa4
and Spices, .. HALLOck's Dreg sscrs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

Lebanon, was at Gall.tin yesterdsv
Others estimate the guerrillas at Leta
non at one hundred strong.
The Chicago Convention still
sita-Nashuille Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
FOUND.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
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