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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
LOST.

COAT.-On the Henderson road, on the Indiana
u side, Black Coat, 10 Nilch we're some mo.
Bsy and papers Of no value 80 any one except the
oWnsr / Will give the coat and money go any one
who will return me the papers, NJ the sherwood
Houss In this city. q. W. PHiPPs.
tunel5 dls
TTinAVELIRG-BAG. "A Lady's Small Black
Il Travelling Bag, with a CIV small articles Ia
IT, The hader win please leave Il st the Amsri-
can House, Evansville. junei6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
WANTED.

WET HuRsE-To take charge OF a child three
w months old. Apply al this oniss No OBJ
lection 20 lady with child.
Jnnsl3 d4t
C1CHoOL TEACHER ~ By tho Congregation
- Bsnai Israel competent Male Teacher Of tho
English Branches TO take charge Of their School
about the ist Of septsmb.r neKt Salary liberal.
Tor particulars, apply 10
b. HETMAHN, President.
WIN. LOwENTHAL, seot'y. iui3
WOOL 90, 900 pounds q Wool for which the
w higest market price will be paid.
A. uUmnERrS.
once Al L. Loweuthai Co.'S Store, corner OF
Main and First strests. may25 I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Remedy for tine PiIsa.-It Is bless
ing to the suffering 10 kHoW that va have an
snsetaal snrs for this truly Troublesome disease.
Mr.. ]. p. HaEards, Of 1sl seeonl Street, clneln-
natl, ohio, takes great pleasure IN informing all
who are suffering with piles that he used a snail
quantity Of DR.. striskisnd's Pile Remedy, and it
Asseted permanent cure. This seems 70 BE- tbs
ease with ali who make use Of this splendid pre-.
paraiion. IL IL manufactured ~ No. Eaat Fourth
street, Cinenasti, o., aad sold By all druggIsls.
ing =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

In this connection we desirs 70 pre-
sent an extract from d letter received
from an officer Of the regiment on the
Sch inst:
Here we are homewaFd bound,
numbering one hundred and thirty-six
officers and men. Ny heart Ia too full
10 express in words our feelings Those
only who have known what war is and
felt its hArdships, dangers and glories
for three long evsnlful years, as We
have, can fully experience the glad JOY
that peryades our little band of veteran
soldiers All Of US thank our God that
we are alive to-day while We mourn
deeply and feelingly the loss OF our brave
comrades who have fallen in battle. Our
prayers are for orr country and those
we have left behind, and our thanks are
due 20 our Father that He has saved as
many as we count here to-day, out Of the
l,0f5 who marched away from home ia
the full pride Of manhood TO protect
our glorious banner, our common coun-
try, aud the nationality Of cur native
land IL ia glorious thing to be wilh
such a band, as one Of number, with
your heart filed with glowing conscious.
aess that tells you that you have done
your daty to your country and yourself
Not only now, but in the far future will
our thoughts run up along the dim path
of years, back to those days Of danger on
| the field Of battle, where We stood should
or to shoulder, pressed back the iusolent
1 foe, and when the strife was over aud
| victory ours, we sat around our camp
fires and told midnight tales With
shst proud feeling will our hearts for
ever burn whenever oar memory call up
these glorious scenes and live them over
again yet We can never cease 60 mourn
for the fallen braves, and rid cur hearts
Of the sadness that win cling around
them forever more. Peace be to their
! ashes
There were l24 veterans and re-
eruits who we're left behind and trans
ferred 10 the 20th Indiana. There we're
tears shed when We babe them fare~sll
ut the trenches, but their hearts we're IS
6rm as ever For tbirty,two days has
this regiment followed the fortunes of
the Army Of the Potomac, ander Gen.
Giant, and been exposed 10 shot and
she'll from day to day, and proved itself
firm on every occasion. We viii be
glad to meet orr true aud loyal friends
once more for
| ssThass alons who's severed haAsts
Have incurred through lingering years Of pain,
Gan tell the Bliss fand love imparta,
When faie unifs. thsm once sgAin."
indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

B@- A new post Office has been es-
tablished at Cypress Dale, Union town
ship, this County, and Mr.. s. c. Rogers
appointed postmaster The office is on
a road running between the Mt. Vernon
and the river road, and is supplied by a
special mail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
NOTICE.


q. s. steamsr - Moaaa."
Ohio River. Juns /. Iss4
AaTHE COMMERCE WIFI A PORTION or
"A tbs states ef Kastucks sud Tea nessee has
been carried en- wfth gnerriIiss and diaioyAi Per.
sonss 70 sueh extent 70 amnuat e IN aaasa
Of tbs privilege IL Is hereby ordsFed that ti fur.
thar notice All trafs % the Ksntueky siesa teisu
Canasiten 10 prohibited, and steamers mast got
land % that side Of the river except al Essss gar
ftsenea y u. :. t1psps. wtfaeat written per-
missiles fsam the psopaf akxaI Sfaesr.
Auy steamer violating this order will be ssiEsa
and seat g Mound city, and all goods found 10
se0ws and skias crossing tbs river or about %
cross. without permit frum the proper naval
oificer. will b. conaseAted.
All persona found crossing the river ia scows.
fats, or other Gran Elll BE- arrested
Al Esrrles within the aAova ilmfia ELL fraza
this date. be Suspended, uatIi further orders
As soon the Government steamers esa7p rua-
ming up the Cumberland river, no vessel s.ill be
prrnittsd 10 enter that sfxsam unfl aAslgatIon
again opens IN tha Fall
For further particulars. COMMANDING sfneera Do
the Tsath District are referred 80 General Order
No. 2 from shs AaHlral. wn
LEROY FITCH,
Lieut Chm nana&r,
Commanding Tsath Dist Miss sqaAdrsu.
Approved
lsignodl DAVID D PORTER,
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
LAYING OF CORNER STONE.

The corner stons ofths new 4. Z. Church, cor
usr Of Thirs and Chssfnat strssts, will Be hid
asxs Sabbath, June 18th, a. ~ Pm.
Short addresses and Oshrr ssrv Eoss By Rev. ..
r Gisef an4 Rev. A. Rsll0ws.
The public ars isvisss 70 Be present. JUS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
FOR SAFE.

A GOOD FRAME DWELLING, With eight
n rooms, In good nsighb0fhoods on Seventh
Street.
Also, Brick House, With seven rooms, on Null
berry Street.
Possession given In thirty days.
iun.i7 diw ASA IGLEHEAHT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

n%Henry Trssy, citizen Of Han
cock county, East Tennessee, died on the
10th Of April, 1864 lie was about for
ty-s;x years of age, six feet six inches
high, aud weighed over six hundred
pounds For many years previous to bis
death he had not left his home. His
health was generally good; be was very
laxative, and fond Of company. A
great many persons visited him from Gu
riosity. In his Young days, he exceed
ed all bis schoolmales a running, jump
ing, &c. he lesves wife and two chill
dren.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
PIANOS.
FIRsr-CLAsS PIANOS.


Misses Lawrence
ARE AGEkTs FOR KMEKsos's,
e,{-~-s1zH FOsEss. and BRADBUkY's esls-
brafea PIANOS, whieh thsy are
~ tseenfinnally receiving, Aad which
they will seii at MANUFACTURER prices.
These Pianos, for dsaAbliftys power. n1& rish-
ness u tsnsars snsufpasse8
Tue Bradbury Piano received seven First Ere
misms within four weeks IN the msnths Of Sap
tembeF and October last, Aaa Is famous tr its
elasticity briiiauey, and bsapftsi siagfag qpaly
Of tone.
They ara also exclusive AEsats In this vicinity
for Mason 4 Hamiins sestfafei Cabinet Organs,
which. IN quality. veiams 81 tana, aad power Of
expression, are fl snpsri6r 20 meloasons, hsrme-
niunss, any other reed instrument.
They have just FscsiEsd thFes q these Org sns At
their residence on Water Street. frat seer bsloW
Chestnut. lanslT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

RGr Cyrus NJ. Allen, Esq, of Vim
eennes, vas on the Committee appointed
by the Baltimore Convention to notify
President Lincoln and Governor John
son Of their nomination.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
NEW MUSIC.


Camp Troubles
Harkf The bngis sounds;
Aib&ugh sehOssish. b. Miznisgsr. -
Our Generals Waits. By Soldier. @
When The aight Winds are stili. auett.
whea yoa aud wsFs boys. words By George p.
Morris. = --@ LA kAsa - - p 3
Polka Waltz, By Minaingsr.
Do They ThiBk Of ma Al Homa--ths mest bean-
tfnl transcription 81 this song Of any yss pub
lished--hy Prof Clos Mathews Ter safe By
June 1ath. xARRES 4 ccErNaTox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
Lands.


H.
~ qr Ne q ssc 4. 7 !, Il 10 ~ 40 Asr.s.
M ar 81 n SEC 50. T {. h 10 " % acres.
seott Tewashlp.
~ qr Ak a. Sec ;, .. 10 "; a Is-Ioo
wv or AZ qr sses.Tss. 10 w,a i.los
scr M ar ssesr saBiOwsa as-ios
sw ar Ne eases 9. Tss, no w,H la.iss
s. sr wv sr SEQ 5, rss. n 10 W. 20 ss.Ies
NV Sr NV q SEC .. Tss. 4 10 w 20 faies
sc srSw ar sec sTss. 10 wa slso
~ Or wv n 80 hTta. R 10 ". 20 soios
sE sr sE qr $50 ss, rts. b 10 VI g s4loo
NV qr NJ sr SEQ q. T4s, n 10 W. 90 s.lOo
* gr sE sr SEQ q. T4s. R 10 ", % ss.ios
sw sr NE qr So .. T4s. 10 W. 90 s-Ios
sE 81 NV sr SEQ a, rts. no W. 40 so.IOs
wv qr NV qt Sec q. T4s. MO "; 90 as-Iss
So sr sw or sec a., Tss. 10 W; &C 1870
sw sr wv sr sec 81, Tas. ", 20 sa.les
NJ ar Sc ar See 81. T4s. n 10 ": 20 ss.Ios
Nw a. Sc ar Sec %. Tts. r 10 ", 20 ss-lss
So ar sE ar SEC q. T4s. B 10 VIZ % ss-loa
sw sr Sc qrsse IS, T4s. Rio ", 20 5000
81 q sw qr Sec 81, rts. 10 "; 80 4s.ios
NV ar sw qr SEQ "a, T4s, r 10 W; 20 ss-ioo
Sc or sw sr Sec 81 T4s. r 10 ". 80 fi.Ios
aerss.
sw ar sw qr Sec -, Tts. r 10 W. 90 1910
sw q 81 qr SEQ !. Tss. RIfw, 20 acres.
The fofeeoipz tracts 81 Lard In sections and
q ere situate on aud near the Evansville and
Ora fordsviiis Haliroad aad Wlfhn 10 10 II afiss
q Evansville. Land aua timber good. Tho par-
ehasers sii ct title bond fsr fbeas trasts, and
afon paJEnsnf = good warranty dsed.
unfon Township.
81 n NV qr SC ~. TT. Ri ~ 50 a1rss
= Nv or " a. Sec y, 7, r n W Is5<
acre.
So y wv qr sae B. Ts.RIiw; 20 acres.
The foregoing bin of sale comprises the finest
as@srtmeat Of Choice Bailding Lots aud Farnfnx
Lands syef before offered - pablo sale IN this
siy. The titles VII b made perfectly satlsfaS-
WILLIAM n. wALKKR.
JOHN IEGLE. JR.
HEsHS erEHxE7s, Anstionssr.
lunsJ swdaH
fTims- ard Unioh vissss eopv1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

n@The 18th Indiana regiment had q
grand reception in Indianapolis on
Wednesday. We viii publish the pro.
seedlings to-morrow
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
The f4th Indiana--WeIcome Home

The 18th Indiana---WeIc0nie Home
The 14th Indiana, whose term Of ser
vice expired on the 9TH inst, arrived
here Monday night from the Army Of
the Potomac. The organization IS broken
ND, the re-enlisted men and recruits
being transferred to the 10Th Indiana
These now number about 100. This regi-
iment has had an eventful history. Il
has taken part in most Of the important
battles Of the war, and has lost heavily
in officers and men. Before It's depart
ure from the army it was conplimenssd
in the highest terms by its Brigade and
Corps Commanders, as follows:
HE1DQEs 81 BEro. I'd DIV. % CORPS,
jane 6, 1864
General Order No -.
The Colonel Commanding expresses
TO the 14th Indiana Volunteers, whose
term Of service has expired and Who are
about TO leave for their homes, bis high
avureciation Of their gallant services.
and be tenders to the officers. and men
bis thanks for the hearty cooperation and
assistance given him by them since he
has had the honor to command the brig
ade The l4th Indians has ven an en-
yiable name, and one that will 20 down
to posterity, and in after years, when
peace shall once more prevail, you may
well be proud 70 say, belonged to the
l4th Indiana Volunteers. Although
you are about 10 leave rs, you will not
be forgotten. The Colonel commanding
and the officers and men Of the regi.
ments Of this brigade wish you ell q
happy future. THos. A. smrH,
Colonel Commanding Brigade.
JoHS g. REED, Capt and 4. A. A. G.
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SIS REWARD.

LARGE BLACK NER FOUSDLAkD
u Deg jumped from The baggags ear en- the 4.
\ 9. B. L. last nj ght near the Depot answers ta
lhe name Drraa The abSwe reward viii be patd
upon his delivery At ths Adams Exprsss-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE y hereby Eiyen, that ~ the HsHt s~s-
y stou u the Beard Il County Commtssi0Rsts
81 yanderburgh County, will pstiiisn for Iiesnss
70 sell intoxicating liquors Ia lees qualities thAa
quart. My place q doing business 10 o. Water
Street, on Lot No. .. Old PisA, 10 the bullAlns
known - the city Hetsi.
lpasfe at Wp JARVIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

Important 60 DruWRists.-Ludlun .
Bpsetne.--ws lsara that in ease Ne, 93,Ts2,
Hamilton County Court Of Common Pleas. nnai
decree has been entered confirming VIM. +,
Davidson, Druggist, n. n. Corner finn and Main
str..gu 4, an. Inclusive rlsht ana tflta a mai.
- -, 80. -, :, -
anu teh' TINS PopuiA' mea'eihe' an" 70 sse we
trademark connected Herewith, as the lawful
successor Of Dr. Jas. NJ. Iudium, the original IN .
-. -, !, ,-,- 1, -, /, -, -
Venter' and OF Orlando Byron Ludinia, his aon.
The exclusive right being thus coz frmed IN .
.lpsI. ,sr,on for mi. ,.lpsble eop,.ogna viii en-.
- -,
Aete ths pAohe 70 secure bS Appheatioa 70 MN IN
all cases genuine article, manufactured accord
ing "a the original farmu,.. ant nm ana .ola vI,h
~, ~ 80,
the ofiginH rsde'marHs' when no ether person
has a right to use.
II IA aonbtnsl whethsr Mr. Davidson ar tha
.t,.. a. -, =. - ,,......,..t - az. -,
pu"''0 . s'''' " " y" suns ''i'-
liant result.
-. Tt Hoo WIZ bav. 5onh,e1 az. Sir,n.. +.
=, - - - :. 80
hvLL's cKpAoS birrESs' II any such there be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
hnown In mi, community and ao,b, M ,.o,.
-
Hs ssnpie ih'f""a0''on INTO inc army WIZ save
the lives ofthOusands Of cur soldiers;
reursvttlK. Ky June al. lseS
" ,.l'.-, - -. ~ -. -
We 'ns uhaetsisnes, nave sen ths 5000 e"ss's
produced by the nse Of DIT. JoHS bvLh's CEnAoS
BirTEAs In Of general debility and prestratioA
~ Aha .v,tara ana b.ii.yo ia enn.rat v.a v.n.ia
-. - -, -. - ..p.-.
pte'sh' ui''aas IN" ivue'' "a0a SUBSTITUTE
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

sentiou, Is systematically reported in the
Journal Of this morning. The object Ct
this forgery, a portion of which is re-
osated in the columns Of the SsztineI.
il apparent, and requires no explains
tieR. o. p. MoRTox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
Notice 60 PhysIeians and thO Public.

Notice 60 Physicians and tho Public.
ALLc0cK's POROUS PLAsTKRs.-TrsrrMo-
SIAL.-"New York, Nov. %, 1859. r Aueoek A
o., No. ss4 Canal street-eentlemsa lately
suffered severely from a weakness In nay back, oc-
sAsioned BY suddenly over-exerting myself Hsv-
Ing heard your plaaters much recommended for
eases Of this kind, procured one, and the result
was all that could desire. single plaster
surSd ne In q week.
"Yeurs, respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
NOTICE.
oses Act. Assistant oaarternaster.
EvanxYiIIa, lad Jane rofh. IL

kvsnsYills, I'D, jane 10Th, 1854.
TAN DIEECTED BY THE QUARTERMAs-
Il TRR General G. s. Array 70 reoaiva proposals.
in dupifcAfe uhtil n VI. Monday, June 2lsh. 1884,
for supplying monuments fer deceased naldisrs
inferred in oak 4 n csnssRry, 70 be governed b.
the follow ~ specifeatiors:
Coed ss&sosed Pine 81 Oak iunber, free from
knots, plznes Aad = recesvs two coats Of whits
paint, With additional coat OF coal tar for tia
part under groslsG. the lettering TO b IN Black
paint, With the B4zs u the solder shs3eds hight
&c be tares and half ~ feet, fffeea ll51 iaehss
vide, asa two 81 inches thick
Proposals viii forrz basis for written con
tract forthe supply OF such othsrs a. Ay - nee6-
ed uutil Deesnssr sisa 1884
FL EERMAS.
icil e - Capt. 3 A. - . n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
HEADQuARTEKs % Dry, % CoRPs, !
lima ffh 1884 TIpu

HEADQUARTERS % Dry, % CoRPs,
June 9th, Is64-lI Pm
Cdptafn-In transmitting By you the
order for the discharge Of Jour regi-
ment, from the expiration Of term Of
service, / take great pride and pleasure
in tes.ifying my high appreciation Of its
valor and efficiency, especially 10 the
battles Of this campaign. You can nov
return to your homes with the proud
consciousness Of duty well and faithfully
performed up 70 the very end Of your
term Of service.
Respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
I. o. o. F.

THE DAUGHTERS or REBEKAH of Morn
Il iag star Lodge, No. :, 10 OF. viii have
nesting at the 0a1-Fsliowss Ledge rssm THIS
AFTERNOON, AZ thres o'clock. ca tmpsFtAnt
business. The Daughters aud al ether L64xea Ia
the city arc Invited 70 BE- prsssat
jaasi5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up OF the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
Of their Goods, which. owing TO
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exeelled anywhere.
Is they have also bought their
entire stock "Cash Down" they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring US
with call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves.
Remember the place
~. SEELIG * CO.,
MODERN BAZAAR Of FASHION.
No. 81 Main Street.
(Nszf to Warrington HOsse
laiB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

YoH KLEcTozs AT LARGE.
David 5 Cooling, Il Hancock.
Richard ". Thompson, Of Vlgo.
Foz gJATE ILEcToHs.
Let Dletriet-JAmes o. Dsnay, 81 Knox
John 3. H0ughland, Of spencer.
ID Distrist--cyrus n. Nixon, Of Clark.
Francis Westsr, II LazraBg~.
81 Distrist-Henry r. PrifehGrd, Of Bartholo'
meW.
nedissh Evans, u Lawrence.
9Th Distriet-Leonidas sexton, Of RBsh.
nv KyEer, Of Franklin.
gth Dlstrist--Bsaj. y. ciaypool, II faJetts.
joshua r. helistt, n Henry.
9Th Dlstriet-.-J J. Wright, Of Morgan.
j. q Green, 81 Shelby.
7th Dlstrlct-JohB Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas y Rias, Of Parks.
stb Distrlct-E r. Davidson, 81 Tippseanos.
Benz. Gregory, Of warren.
eth DistrIet-James b. Balford. Of White.
Aaron Guernsy, Of Porter.
ieth Distrlat-T. Il. Dickinson, Of DeRalb.
Hailat Kilbourns, Of Eikhsrt.
f1sh Dlstrlst-J0hn N. wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ Ten pier, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Gogepto1,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAIVE
Far Liezf Gog~neT,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or VAEDEkBpEGH.
Fer Sesrsfayv Of stqts,
NELSON TRUsLEg, Of FEystts.
For Aad1ov Of State,
THOMAS B. McCARTY, Of wabash.
For Treasurer ef st&ts,
JoHa I. MORRISON, Of Washlngto3.
Fey Aa0rney- General,
pELANA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of PatnaD.
For CsrE Of ne sapTszas c0ssrf,
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Exporter Of enp7sEas Colwt,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion.
Fer sapysTas Judges,
ist Dfstrict--JAs 8. FRAZER, Of Eoseiusko.
"a Dlstrict-JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
sd District--cHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
4th Disfrict-E0BT. G. GREGORY, TiPpseanoe.
Ter Superintendent Of Pubic IAstrsefsoH,
PROF. GEORGE ". H0ss, Of Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

H1ua 4Ah1bAf
Brig. Gen. eomdg Division.
Capt. DoSALDsoS, com Dc 18th Regt.
Ind. Vols
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systems-new and reliable
treatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSo-
CITATION. Sent by mail In sealed letter snvel-
epss, fres OF charge. Address De. J. sKILLIS
HoueHToN, Howard Association, Ne. SeutA
Ninth Street, PhiiadslPhis, p.
apzAHk DAVIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
Proprietor Of the BrAHdrsta House.,

There IL nothing equal, In the way 81 Plaster,
to the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. klleeek. In Asth-
ma, Cough, Kidney Affections, and Local desF-
seated PaiAs, they afford permanent relief; and
for weak backs, pains in the aide, stitches, and
spasmodis pains generally, they are unsurpassed
fer the benefits they inpart. Price Is cents each.
Principal Once, ss4 Canal Street. New York.
H. NELSON a co, and n. p. THOMPSON.
Evansville, Ind; and by all respeetabls dealers
In medicines. mehs9 Sn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-19

Mas McARDLE CONVICTED trial
of Mrs. Catherine McArdle for the muir
der OF her husband in Whitewater to ~n-
ship in this county, on the night ei the
18th of February last, commenced at An
drew, jackson county, last Monday y, .
change of venue having been taken. The
trial ended on Wednesday afternoon. The
jury were out about an hour, and retur ned
verdict of guilty of murder in the 6rst
degree. Her attorneys, Messrs. O'Neil
d Mulkern, made a motion for a new
trial, which was overruled and an appeal
taken.
The evidence offered 10 this trial was
substantially the same as that given in the
trial of Patrick McArdle, for the same Of
fence, in our Court. with the addition oil
her confessions to several persons that she
herself murdered her husband, with no
assistance from any body else This latter
testimony convicted her. At 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night che was sentenced to
be hung. We did not learn The time ap-
pointed for her execution. As she is
aged and in6rm, and has become. since
her arrest, powerless for another deed OF
death, her sentence will doubtless be
commuted to imprisonment BY the Gov.
ernor-I Dub. Tines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-19
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunsl
WASHINGTON, Sunday night,
October Is, 1864.
THE VACANT CHIEF JusrIcksHIp.

THE VACANT CHIEF JUsTICKsHIP.
The talk in some newspapers about such
men as VIM. M Evarts, Edward Eve.
rets. Secretary Seward, Solicitor Whiting,
Secretaries F,ssenden and Stanton and a
dozen others in connection with the chief
Justlceship, is of course. meaningless
There was a movement with some promi-
nent supporters ia behalf Of Justice
Swayne, but this, too, is about over.
There will be no unseemiy haste in max
ing the appointment, but unless the Pres
ident changes bis MUD radically between
this and thu middle of november, ex-Sec-
Rotary Chase is certain TO have it.
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS rRADuCERs.
United States Treasurer spinner is
preparing statement with regard to the
copperhesd lie, that President Lincoln has
been drawing his salary 10 gold, that will
be apt to make its inventors regret that
they ever approached SO Improbable
subject for Democratic party capital. His
statement will show from the official doc
uments that the President never drew
penny Of gold; Second, that at the period
OF the greatest financial embarrassment, he
refused, for over a year to draw his sal
arg at all, and that the Treasurer vas
compelled at last to appeal to him to
take IT, 10 order to enable the books for
the year to be balanced; Third, that the
salary 80 drawn was vested in. U. s.
stocks; Fourth. that the Treasurer sent to
the President the amount of the interest
on them 10 gold, vhen falling due, and
that the President refused 70 take it;
Fifth and finally, that in order to adjust
this new account, the officers at last took
the Presidents gold interest and invested
it in like manner for him in u. S. bonds.
They are welcome to all the capital they
can make out of this series of transac.
tons