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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
UnIOr tonyentI0n.

There will be a Mass Convention Of
the Unconditional Union Party, Of Glib
son county, held at Princeton on Satur-
day, September 10Th, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, to nominate a county ticket
Colonel Conrad Baker, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, is expected to adj
dress the Convention. Other speakers,
also, will be present All men who are
for the preservation Of our Government,
aud the suppression Of the rebellion, are
invited to attend.
By order OF the County Central Coma
mittee. JOHN STERNE, Charm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
Ole Daily journal


List OF Appointments for Messrs. Al
len and Niblack, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis
sriet.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey County, Fri
day, Sept. 9, at p M
School House, near White House, Per
ry Township, Vanderburgh County, Fri
day, Sept 9, at I p NJ.
Cypress Dale, Union Township, Van
derb0rgh County, Saturday, Sept. 10, at
Up. NJ.
Lamasco, VanderburgL County, Sat
urday, Sept. 10, at u P. M
Henry Becker's, German Township,
vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept. IL,
at P. VI.
Peter Bohn's, Center Township,
vandsrburgh County, Monday, Sept IL,
at P. NJ
Newburgh, Warrick County, Tuesday,
Sept l3, at P NJ
Yankeetown, Warrick County, Tues
dag, Sept -, at p. NJ.
Crowyille, Warriek County, Wednss-
day, Sept Ia. at z. NJ.
Lynnville, Warrick County, Thursday
Sept. Is, at p NJ.
Millersburgb, Warrick County, Thurs
day, Sept Is, at P. NJ
BoonqiIle, Warrick County, Friday
Sept l6 at p. NJ
aug. 22d6wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

e- Mr. Lincoln IS pledged to The
preservation OF the Union but
consider what Il wall cost-millions OF
dollars and thousands Of ivex-Seati.
aeI, .AoRday, Sept 5.
A man Of abundant means, down IN
Franklin township, was taken very sick.
few weeks $50 He sent Tor a
physician, who administered suita-
BE medicines, and left lie was
worse next daY, aad seH azaia Tor
the physiclan-woIse the taird daY. and
sent again. This time, he began TO lear
the sickness might he protraetsd. and
inquired the price Of visit Zen dol.
lars was the laeonic reply. 'sThe a
II die FIRST; / never can afford 70 be
cured at such price He was a mean
man, aud deserved 10 die. If onr
naiioaallty IS as worthless as tie ssati-
mel supposes-not worth the expense OF
saving--it ought to die; bot none but
traitors SO esteem il. - Rdiaaapoh.
Jcaraal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

Gay- Mr. WickliEss terrible story
about the " damp and dirty cells, With
only straw to lie on, and the coarse
prison fare Of the female rebels confn-
ed at Louisville, upon which be dwsl,
with SO much pathos, at the risk BIO said
Of bis own personal liberty, turns out To
be a mere fe.ioa Of his own imagios-
ton. The female traitors--and no doabI
spies--ars quartered in a good dwelling
house, which Is well ventilated, comfort.
able and clearly The prisoners are al
loved to 20 about shopping, aud are
moreover so eontented that when given
the privilege Of going North, with trans
por,ation furnished them, every one re-
fused TO leave the prison.
What pity that a man should risk
the loss OF bis personal liberty for the
p, ,ilege Of telling lie. But Mr.. Wick
lines pretended dagger was as much Of
a lie as his tale of rebel sufFerings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

e1 Tie so-cal.ed democrats OF Fer
WayEe appear TO BE Of 'be stripe b ,
aave no hear, to rejoice over a Unio,
victory, ard feel uo sadness az aUnie,,
defeat o. saturday night last a publ,
Meeting asssmtl d in that city to rejci e
over Gen Sherman victory in GeOr.i
This wss so dysrastef-i GJ-fte Democrat.
shsre, w6o had just returned from Gu
eago and Nere hiIe5 q b zeal : J he ps a.
speeches 10 waich they had lis;eped sAa
they proceeded at oaee TO disperse tls
meeting. This demonstration settle.
he fact hitherto deaied that lbs p-ospses.
Of the C0pPsrhsal organization are i'm
proved or depressed as ,he Unioa arm,
meets with disaster or triumph.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

pn5- Read the Address Of Hon.
Robert Dale Owen in to-days paper Its
arguments are logical and unanswera-
BILE. He shows with the certainty OF
mathematical demonstration, that Sepa-
ration and Recognition Of the Confsder.
acy is eternal war; aud, on the other
hand, that by fighting the war out to the
suppression of the Rebellion and the de-
struction Of its cdHse--Slavery-and by
this course, oaly, can we have an Gu
during peace. The speech will do vast
good wherever read When printed in
full, it ought to bespread brosdcass over
the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
CARD

The 1nd srsizned having sold out his entire stoel-
Of Ready Made Clothing. aud GestisEess Var
uisbing Goods, and retired from the 6usiness'
hereby expresses bis grateful aekn0Eiee gsInsnte
e ais nqt.ssrous friends and eusfomsrs ior their
past patronage % literally sxtsrdsd % hiso. Ahd
veud respsef fully recomnssnd As-srs- Taylor =
Co Who have Eaeoss1sd b in IN the business aud
VIC are no~ prepared 70 ferafsh g their custom
era every arsieIs In their lice, u the very besf
qu4lity, asd at tbs nssf kvSrabls prizes
ssx5s n LYON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
Judge NIbIack's Position on the War

"If am elected to Congress. Will
never vote 30 DRAFT any man info
the service and ~ 4 were your Rsp-
resontafive now, 4 would vote 90 re-
peal the present law authorizing
draft.
al will not, n elected yOur Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under any eiFeumstancssf
faT 1bs rurthsr prosee alton OF the
:, ar "nder the policy upon which "a
D. conducted.
81 am totally opposed To the sm-
piOyhent Of negroes rs soldiers, OF
30 the Interference by the Govern
nent with them, la any way or un-
der any eircumstRnees."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

GEN ALvaS c. GlLLEW This Officer,
who commands the troops vino settled
accounts with the great brigand, John
Morgan, is a native of Tennessee, and is
fighting for the old flag on the soil Of his
native S9te.
He is a graduate Of Yves, Point, and
entered the army as Brevst Second Lieu
tenant in the lst Artillery, in 1851, and
was promoted to Assistant Quartermaster
with rank of Captain, July 22,h, 1861,
since which he has by gallant conduct
in the field, won his way to the rank of
Brigadier General, and his last achieve
ment shoald entitls him to another star
on his shoulders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

Dg Hon George S. Hillard, Of Bos-
ton, one Of the most influential Demo
Gratis in Massachusetts,, was advertised
to speak at the late Mcclellan mass
meeting in New York City, bat failed to
make his appearance. The reason for
his nou-appearance may be found in 8
conversation which he recently had with
a friend, in the course of which Mr.. Hill
lard aaid that his tendencies are Demo
cratic; that be did not vote fer Mr.. Lin
coin for President; but, said he, as
tho rebels went out under the present
Administration. they shall, BY the grace
Of God, come back under it, I shall
vote for Abraham Lincolal
Mr. billiard is the representative Of
large class of the more intelligent Demo
Gratis Of the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
PARALLSL HOrEs : The Richmond

PARALLEL HoPES - The Richmond
Sentinel ofthe 9th alt said:
Wheeler is at work on the enemy
communications, and Sherman is be-
coming uneasy before Atlanta. An Of
ieer who has just arrived from Atlanta,
gives a cheerful account of affairs a.
that point
An officer from Atlanta says that our
commander there no more intends TO
give up Atlanta, and no more doubts his
ability to hold it than Gen. Lee does as
to Richmond
The Mcclellan Democracy boast in
much the same spirit, and with about
the same reason.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

Coon REAsoSlSG.-A consistent peace
man asks the Missouri Democrat wty
the Democracy do not insist upon pro
posing an armistics to the Indians, to
the end that the whole controversy
may be settled on terms alike honorable
to bota the Government and the red
skins" "Plato, thou reasonest we'll "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

eH- 1t is worthy of note that the
eolored soldiers were defending success
fully the home of Governor w. B
Campbell, at Lebanon, at the very time
De was denouneing the Administration
at Chicago, for placing negro soldiers
around that village. Would Governor
Campbell prefer to see Lebanon sacked
0y WAesler's banditti, to having il de-
Tended by legal negro soldiersp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

SEVERELY WOUNDED, We regret to
learn that Col. James Brownlow, son
of Parson Brownlow, was severely
wounded in the late pursuit of Wheeler,
BY receiving musket ball through both
his thighs. No bones we're broken, and
We hope to hear of his early recovery.
In The mean time the army loses the
services of one Of our bravsst and mos,
promising officers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
The Confederate Ratification Meet.

The Confederate Ratification Meet.
Ing.
We DO not know that it would be IN
appropriate to eondole with the Deuioe
racy, Who assemble to ra,ify in this city
10 day, spon the Affections thsy are
called apon TO encounter. They do not
assemble under favorable auspices
Their friends have been very uulucky
laltsFly That aspiring young man,
General Hosd, has been badly taken
down; Morgan, the dashiug Morgan,
is no more; and even General Lee,
upon whose success the hopes Of the
Democratic party in the coming election
are chiefly based, has been anything but
fortunate man Of late. la fact. the
Confederate Democratic cause begins to
look quite sesdy We feel sorry for
those who have invested all their pohti-
cal capital ia il, because it is very Ger
tain they will all soon be- dead broke
that is, We are sorry they have been 50
injudieious in their investment Such,
however, is politics. Men are at best
ahort-sightsd creatures; and Demo.
cratic politicians have Of late proved
particularly so.
II We supposed q suggestion would
not be taken amiss by our Democratic
friends about to assemble to day, 1t
would be to meet, pronounce an obitu
arr, II they pleased, upon John Morgan
and the rebel Confedrraey. aud 60 home
until such time as ths Union shall be
restored aud peace made, through the
efforts Of Grant, sherman, Farragni,
Lincoln, aud other loyal men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

SeS~The Chicago Platform declares
that the war has continued four years.
If so, it must have begun near three
months before Mr.. Lincoln was elected
and over six months prior to his inauru.
ration. How, then, is the query with
honest people, can be be responsible for
the war? Will some of our Coppsrhead
contemporaries answer?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
AUCTION.

I'HERE Will BE SOLD ON THE PREM
ises q Iohn fngls. IN Scott Townsville, Van.
dsFtufgh county, fnd on THURSDAY, sept 1914
isst Hbeut ten be 81 o. cattle, sonls % then 81
m butch~F; ter hssd of sheep. q - ems ans
hafes 81 years old one last spfins Coif PIous
atd safe Harness aud implements Ia Hus aHdsy
A tile same time there gill b. osr Cd for sale 10
- 81 acres ~ land - Of which IL cleared and
ia Clover pasture, aud ~ 70 put IN wheat Half
the per hasr money nay remain on she land on
Horieage, and uius months credit on the psrsonal
fusuee ar HHn u'caek D. r.
eug2o-~s'is JOHN TsoLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

Ekg- Hon. ID. +. Williamson, Union
nominee for Attorney General, will
speak as follows: At Oak Station, Mon.
day, Sept IL; Patoka, Sept Is;
Cynthiana, Sept. IA; Mt Vernon, Sept.
Is; Loogootee, Sept lat | z. NJ,
each place.
Will the Union men take measures to
get out large audiences2 Some night
appointments will be announced to-mor-
row.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

hs5- Recollect that Messrs. Allen
and Niblack, competing candidates for
Congress, hold joint debate at Kre
ner's Old Brewery, in Lamasco, next
Saturday evening at II o'clock, Give
them large audience. A joint can
vass is fair and manly way of cleo.
pioneering, and ought to be encouraged.
Sent Std.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

WHAT Gas. GRAST SAYs-In letter
to his father, received last Wednesday,
Gen Gran, says that the Southern Goa
federacy cannot possibly recruits their
armies. for they have already robbed the
cradle and the grave for that purpose
He farther reitera,es what be said some
days since, that, but for the Northern op-
position, the rebellion could be complete
ly squelehed by the present campaign.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

"a Let 1t be remembered that Alex
Long Of Ohio declared in the Chicago
Convention that all the charges made BY
the peaee-sneaks against Lincoln we're
true, evan in 8 greater degree, against
Mcclellan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

MoRGkS MoyISG TOWARDS KxoxvrLLE.
Richmond papers publish the fellow
ing dispatch, dated Atlanta, Aug. 23d:
A letter from an officer at GreenviIls,
East Tennessee, saws that John Morgan
left that point for Knoxville.
Gen. Gillem changed John route and
sent him to hotter climate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

BS- Admiral Farrsgat, with his vic
torious feet, guards the surrendered
forts, Gaines and Morgan, at the en-
trance of Mobile Bay, and the brass
bands of Gen Sherman play the aStar
Spaugled Banner" and Hail Colum-
bia, in the streets Of Atlanta Amid
the rejoicing and shouts Of loyal niIlioHs
ever these great national victories, the
raven Of the Chicago Convention croaks
Out in dismal tones: The experiment of
war is failure"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

OS THE OTHER SlpEL-The two Gen
erals killed in the Wheeler raid were
Generals Kelly and Haskell of Wheel
er's forces.
The people of our State win be glad
TO learn that our Gen. Haskell wss not
the man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

"a Four guerrilla prisoners were
shot on Sunday evening last in Meade
county, KY, BY order of Gen Burbridge,
in retaliation for the killing of Mr.. David
Henry, q Union man of that county, By
gusrrilIas some weeks ago.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

80 Jsdge Advocate Wm. Mckee,
in a speech a; bis home in Madison, Oh
Tuesday, in honor of the fall Of Allan
Is, said that he couldn't see the differ
saee between Cessatiouists and Secs
sioHists. All, that is the word which our
friend Col Fletcher has been looking
for as name for The rebel Democracy.
Csssationists 1t sounds considerably
like Secessionists, but they won't be
hurt much if the words are used inter
changably. Hsw are you, Cessation
lists?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

II Secession.
The Cleveland ticket is a sectional
ticket, made so from pure awkward
ness Doth candidates residing in New
York;, or With the trsacherous design
to render It 5 nulIity.
The Baltimore ticket is the only truly
National ticket, and represents the Ma
tional Union movement
UsgD HIA UP.-We notice that Judge
David T. Laird, Of Spencer county, is
announced as one Of the speakers at the
Copperhead pow-wow tAis eseniDg in
this city The Judges name reminds
Us of little joke.
Capt. VIM Reavis was at Boonyille,
last Friday evening, On business, when
the Union men learning that be was IN
town, and desiring to hear good speech,
and knowing that be was the man to
give it to them, obtained his consent to
address them, and accordingly made =
hasty announcement Of the meeting.
Hearing that Judge Laird was in town,
Captain Reavis sent him word that be
would divide time with him il he would
I consent to hold discussion aud brisg
his friends along The Judge consent
ed. The Court House was alled with
eager expeotaRtz
The two extemporizsd champions eH'
tered into the discussion Captain Rsa
vis vas in excellent condition for speak
ing. and went into the Judges part.
with will The Judge seemed to be Ia
boring against the tide, and made poo
headwAy. The Judge tried to make
quotation from Scripture The Captain
showed that the quotation was not from
the Bible, bat was from some orients
story for school children.
Presently the Captain asked the JudE,
whether be was War or Peace Deno
Graf, The Judge replied that he vas
War Democrat, Of course, or words II
effect. The Captain, who happened t,
have the Journal containing the Chica-r
platform, which the Judge bad not seen
drew it on him and read tie armis;icl
resolution. This was too mach 70
Jadge Laird lie hung his head in nor
tifca,ion, aad made such poor sbov 0
himself that his own friends we're ssham
ed Of him. Captain Rsavis came out 0
the contest With flying colors, and Jutl 2
Laird went home sAdlcr aad wise
man
Captain Reavis is bard to beat o.
either debate or an ofF-hand speech
No man has a greater hold on the mass
IS where be is known than has on
fiend Reavis. He is emphztically tn
people, orator
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN Law
"A rencs county, State Of Illinois, Two miles
from the Wabash river. IL contains 40 acres OF As
good lana a. eau ha found any where, l6 Of which
are under cultivation. end the whole well fenced.
Nh rs is also one g,sd new log honse, with smoke
alspuiAele. Fer further particulars enc ire at
snis once sept3-wd
A USEFUL. LIGHT DRAI GIT sTEAM
"A Boat, "a ksed r~nning order. Cheap for
cash. Require e
auga7-an cox ( HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

p@Wonder if Sproule has found ont
yet that Atlanta has been eapturedf
Maybe the loo guns will wake him up
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08

ASorHER ExPossRE If Ne undertake
10 contradict all the falsshoods, big md
little, that appear ia the Cessation organ,
We shall have little else TO do, and our
paper will be 6llsd with dsnials. Bat
once in while we feel constrained to
nail one Of the Times lies to.the counter
Il has, for The second time, misrepre
scented short speech Of John J. Cband-
ler's, made in front OF the Baak, on Sat
urday evening last Ia one poin, the
paper lies outright in the other il mis-
represents grossly Il charges
/. That Mr. Chandler said: I'VE have
got the army and We intend to use them.
No such words as these occurred in
bis speech. lie did not make any such
threat.
. That Mr. G. said I'VE have got
the greenbacks and ~e Intend to use
them"
All that Mr. Chandler said on the sub
jset Of greeubacks was that in sxhorting
Union men to be liberal With their means
10 the Union cause, as the best invest
ment they could make lie remarked
that If Lincoln was elscled, grsenbacks
would continue all right, and If AcCIel-
Ian was elected, they would become
worthless Therefore be thought Union
men should spend them freely in this
campaign, for if re suecesd, no better
use can be made Of them, aud, If We are
defeated, they will not be worth any
thing, and we may as well have liiile
fan with them while they we're good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
COUNTY UNION TICKET


Election Tuesday. October llth, 1861
HsIn ss For RsDresenfnfipe.
FREDERICK W. COOK, Of Pidgeon.
w oN Fer oIsrk 81 Court
BLYTHE HYNE9, Of Pidgson.
"a For sheriff.
ROBERT EAhLkf, Of Pidgeon.
rI.fE For TrsaEarer.
COL. JOHN RHEIhLAnDEk, Of Perry
For Recorder
CASPER T0MHEMELT, " Pidgeon
FOR Coroner.
JOHN BIs0HhAHN, OF Pidgson
For s1psgor.
SAMUEL o. ROGEnS, Of Union.
For County commis,ioHsr.
CHAkLEs KaOM LIS, oi scott.
Jnion Executive Committee, Ist
District.
Dasisss. --Jomr VIZ TRsEs, principal;
W. y. THOMPSON, contingent,
L~bofs.-- JONI MASS, principal;
ENIH ERSEsr pieKHkHpT, contingent
gibson.--N. u. FREscH. principal;
jams T. EMBREE contingent.
Kaos.-Huros aHEE, principal
JANIS 8. PAiTcHetr contingent,
Marfia.--THSIa RsooKs principal;
MIeHAEl REItLr, contingent.
PiLs.-GooDLErr M0HaAs, principal;
p. o. HAaaoSD, rondngent.
Psssy--JoHS A. MAsS, pslaeipal
4. J. Rogras, Contingent
spsnssr.--J An 81 FARLEr, principal;
Ir-, II. r. kHAcHEyAL, contingent
Vaadsrbargh.L ALvAu JoHrsos, principal.
So JAaKs II. McNKEtf, conti.agtu ut.
Warvfek.-JoHs n HAsBY, principal;
J.B. Hupsftrn, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
Church propertv for Sale

AASHCAty AuI 0dAC
THE ThuSrEKS OF Tar LOCUST STREET
i Method ~ Church oner for sale their old
Church on Locust street, between seeoud ana
Third, at bargain.
Enquire OF ASA IGLEHEART
Aug4e~u Third Street
A LOT, WELL SITUATED IN A plSlRApLE
"A part Of the city, Que hundred by one HUNDRED
and ninety eight feet. New cottage frAmn honss
cistern, &C. Apply 20 DIR GRAHAM.
walkers Row, Third At bet sycamore and Vine
AugaA.u Evan VILE, Ind
A BRICK HOUSE ON MULBERRY srEREr
~ containing fur rooms. For particulars en-.
Nalre At this ofhee. aug2S
ZINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The spIen
II did residence and grounds Of the late II. p. Cas-
sslbsrry, hnely located In the immediate vicinity
0fMt Vernon, Indiana, are offered 70 purchasers
at privata sale. Tue grounds contain about seven
seres, and the premises art In complete rspair
PsFsons d sirous Of purchasing one Of thu hand
ssne.t places In Southern Indians, arr rrfeTrSd to
EN-. SPENCER, fsq., Mt. Vernon, or
JN0, J. CHANDLER. ESQ, Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontaine Cotton Express!
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK


ViEIs LIGHTNING Express LINE YoR
TIE Transmission Of Catton 10 the East By
tis patch. = now fnily sstAbIished
So Tiizs Bills Of Lsding viii b given.
TINE THRoUGH, TEN DAYS.
So COBsgnmeBts solicited.
BROWN, DUEKKRsoE geo, Agsns,
sscII-1d EEzzsynIs. Ia4iana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

Co-Partnership Notice.
LNRoM and after this date, the late Firm Of n,
II y. Carr Co. will 90 under thu nam and style
Of Hodge, Carr Co. We are now permar en- "
located in cur New Building, on the corner Of
Water aud Sycamore Streets, with q fine stock OF
Liquors Of every description
HODGE, CARR q CO.
August afh. 1854 fd2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
AGENCY.

Nm. u. WAIVER. wN. h. wAIKxa, IN.
WIN. q. & WI. q. WALKER,
Agents fer the purchase 81 Real
Estate.
eGOs on ThiFd ssrasA orpcsits the Court Hsass.
july7-6zaAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER & BUsSING
rs A.
~ T. w II OIL - L

I'VE HAyE RE-0PESED AT OUR OLD
~ stand. liza fafKe. new houss, aad are nov
repaired 70 oF4r 10 he v hoIesals asa Retail
trade a. large a stock o. Dfy Gods, Sssious. zsd
MaIl asfy Gao be found tn the Wet. W. haze
iEs* opsasd barge stoeE, which Nas bosght
especially Gsr the 9f-uibE sales.
"s have but 81 one pria=, from which no deviA-
tiou y siiousd. aad variant all goods a. repre-
ssafed.
we respectfully Ak the V hole sc and Retail
trade to examins 0ur stock and prices bsf5fs par
chasing sissEheT.
No lE0abls 70 show goods
schAPKER BUssTNG.
seps Nos - zud - Ea5n It
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-08
MOTTO 10 CREDITORS.

A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
\ the stsaniar snpsEi5r ~ill present thea at the
Qfl1s hTibRiEa for settlement
sps sd Il. r. DExTAR.