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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
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The paragraphs in black letter, At the
head of this paper, giving the position Of
Judge Niblsck, Democratic" nominee
for Congress- II is astounding and
shameful that any man aspiring to q
position Of honor and responsibility as a
lawmaker, should 80 far forget ais duty
to his country, and to those brave men
who are enduring the hardships and
dangers Of the field for the sake Of the
Union, as to declare principles OF oficisI
action so cold, heartless, and unpatriotie
as the above.
Mr.. Nolsek's position is this:
He will not vote for a conscription act,
no matter how much our armies may need
re-inforeements. He would, If be had
the power. repeal the present enroll
ment and CONSUMPTION act, thoagh our
deeimated armies need new men TO ill
their ranks, aud must have taem. lie.
the soldiers who have borne the cheat
aud burden Of the day bear this declA-
ration in mind.
He will not, il elected to Congress,
vote any more men nor money, under
any circumstances, for the further pros
ecution Of the war" rs now conducted
No matter IL our armies are re-
duced to a company to regiment; no
matter hoW badly they may need rein
foreements; no matter if they slarvs for
want Of food; no matter il the frosts o
winter chill them to she marrow
for want Of necessary clothing; no
matter if they die in hospital or in camp
like rotten sheep for want of medicines
and comforts-Mr. Niblsck, If elected,
will loll back in his easy chair in Con-
gress, twirl his thumbs, rab his "fair,
round belly, with good capon lined, and
with complacent air vote 'ao' on all
propositions to keep full the ranks of
our soldiery and take that care of them
that their Government owes to its de-
tenders Let the blue-coated heroes and
their friends bear this determination of
Mr. Niblack in mind.
He has such horror of negroes, and
such tender regard for the feelings and
the interests of rebel owners, that he
will not make q soldier of man with a
dark skin, even though every one that
goes into the army saves white man 20
his family and community. oh, fastid-
lous Niolacki The white man is stand.
ing before the iron hail, but the negro
is too precious to his master to stop 9
bullet
We ask the people to treasure up these
utterances in their memories
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

FosrI-EIeHrH KESTucKr.-Col II.
7. Barge, of,he 4s.h Kentucky Infantry,
says the Louisville Press of Saturday,
was in the city yesterday looking the pic
turs of health. and in good fighting trim
He informs us that his gallant regiment
viii soon be mustered out of the service,
their time expiring the 18th of next
month. For the past twelve mouths this
regiment has been stationed along the
line of the Nashville railroad, and al
though raised as 9 mounted regiment
have not until . few weeks ago received
horses. The gallant Colonel is now VERY
anxious, (their time being nearly out,
to be sent to Western Kentucky, where
many of his men were recruited, to pay
his respects to the guerrillas under the
lead of that notorious Adam Johnson.
He is quite confident if sent there be can
whip Gus all msrsuding parties, and
again recruit his regiment to its mini
mum number, thus accomplishing q
double purpose. 1t seems nothing but
just that this regiment be allowed that
privilege, ss they are perhaps better &C
quainted with all that portion of the
country, than any other troops that could
be sent there, and We feel confident tha,
If the military authorities understood
this they would not hesitate in granting
Col. BIS wishes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
The Amende Honorable.

Two of the prominent Democratic /"
leaders, Msssrs. Raleigh and Brook
locker, ne understand, think it unfair in
this paper 10 mention their names in
eon.eetion with Democratic move
ments. IS they claim to have dropped
politics. If they have really done so,
we do not wish to mortify them by men
tioning their names in connection with
such cause; bat il is new to US that
they have retired from politics. Every
bsdy knows that they have been the
wheel-horsss of the party here. But, as
We have said, If they are oat of politics
We are glad of it, and sorry We have in
jarsd their sensibilities We ask their
pardon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Oils Aaitu auurnal.
Lnlnn tecilngs.

.Ioo D4gid ; G1oding, of Greenfei
lad one the electors al iarge tor n.
State on the Union ticket, viii sd,ir-s-
the people 'he following places o. he
days mention d
Judge i,ooding was form rly stroog
Douglas Democrat, but when the reoe'
lion broke ont he threw aside mere party
and went in for his country He is a
forcible speaker and is doing good work:
Evansville, Wednesday, August 24;h,
eP NJ
Wadesville, Thursday, Aug 18th, lPN
BoonviIle, Friday, Aug. 18th. n
CenterviIle, Saturday, Aug 9th, lP.M.
Princeton, Monday. Aug. 10Th, P N.
Petersburgh, Tuesday Aug. 30th,l P NJ
Washington, Wednesday, Aug.3l, PM
Jasper, Thursday, Sept LIST, 2 p. N.
Loogootee, Friday, Sept. I'd, ?. N.
Aug. S-d&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
tcommuaieatsl.
A Freak Of Adam Johnson.

TUESDAY, Angus. lo, 1864.
DgAR SIR:-Capts Jones and Yates
have been surrendered to the guBboat
Brilliant, by the Confederates, under
Gag Of truce. Fred Johnson, now at the
American House, was overtsken on bis
way from MorgAntown to Henderson, in
bis carriage, by the guard having the
prisoners in charge, and was forced to
receive them. Jones arrived in Union
county abou. the time OF Adam John,
sons advent, consequently he bad no
part in the murder Of Rankin. Yates
was in command Of the squad, and that
10 given as the ostensible reason Of the
surrender.
II strikes ms that it was injudieious
on the part Of the gunboat commander
to receive them. The Federal suthori-
ties should not do the dirty work Of a
band Of robbers IL they have criminals
among them, they should execute them
themselves johnson wants to put on
an air Of injured innocence, and make
capital out Of the shooting Of the two
guerriIlas ia Henderson. Acts have
been perpstrated by Jones aud Yates
within my own knowledge, which render
them richly deserving Of death; but they
are not any worse, perhaps not as bad
as many Who are prominent ia Johnson .
command. Several OF the men who
we're concerned in Rankins murder
have been openly acting With Johnson
have seen them myself Why has BE-
delayed so long and why don't be sur
render al Who are implicated IL il
my opinion that these two men have
rendered themselves obnoxious 20 John
son; be wishes to get rid Of them, ant
wishes to rake capital out Of the act
II th.se men were captured by Out
troops, they should, without doubt, b.
tried by drum-tFad court martial, and
Immediately shot Blu. doubt the
policy OF Voluntarily receiving Grim
mails at the hands Of band Of thieves
~ith the view OF making Federal soldieri
Ihs exscutioners
Ths Louisville Journal and other pa
pers are assailiag Burbridge for BIZ
rigorous dealing With the rebel citizens
Of Kentucky. He 10 zoo lenient Spie,
runners aud emissariea are more mis-
chievous TO Federal interests and Unior
citizens, than armed rebels johnson
courts popularity, and wants to give
weight 10 the arguments Of these papers
BY an ostsntatious display of mag
nAnimity. Yours, &c,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
SWEETsER & EDWARDS

Nm. swEETsER, Late Il ". II. Notary
4 Co, and......-.--......-.....-.A.H H. EDWARAS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Then and now.

Joseph B. Cox, while Major Of the 6oth
Regiment Indiana Volunteers, wrote
letter to this paper, from Louisville, KY,
dated Sept 18th, 1862, in which, after
giving some information about the regi-
ment, be expresses bis sentiments in this
wise:
" In my opinion the most speedy way
to put down this rebellion, is to com
mence at once, the confscation Of all
property belonging to rebels. both North
and South By doing so they will b.
nsda to ieel the NECESSITY of Govern
mpBr"
I. Maj ,r Cox yet in favor OF conhsca-
ting the property Of Northern rebels
Has he changed his mind 70 suit The
Confederate Democracy. since be want
40 Office at their hands 2
An answer will oblige US, as well as i
will the Babytown Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT BOoNvILLE,
~ the County Seat OF warriek county, 20 miles
from EvRnsviiie--two story house, new--i0 rooms,
good cellar, all necessary sheds, acres Of land,
between two streets pasture, barn, orchard, large
door-yard, 6e.--one Of the most desir .bls in the
eoHnty, ana being the late residence Of Alva
Johnson. Enquire at A. JoHEsoN's Real Es-
tate Office, Third street. Evansville. ,uglll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

NraEo REcRUITS-Provost Marshal
Wartmann and his assistants, and DR.
Ralston, are very busy trotting " smoked
Yankees through the examination pre-
liminsry to admission to the dignity of
soldier of the Republic. We saw TWEEN
ty-6ve likely Geld hands at the Office
yesterday. Eighty odd were put through
mostly credited to this Township
Over two hundred have been thus cred
tied. They are all from Tennessee, Ala
oams, Georgia, and the extreme South
eFn States. That is, they say so, and of
course they never liel A liberal proper
.ion are substitutes for gentlemen of the
ooppernead persuasion who have s great
horror OF "niggers except on par,ic.
uiar occasions Some of the darkeys
are named after the frs, families" in
the South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

News FRoH BELow-0ns of our eiti-
zens who came up late last night by
steamer, reports that there were three or
four steamers at Uuioatown when he
passed, aud that the town was occupied by
Federal troops He also says that below
Uniontown the boat be was on met .
boat going down, and that when passing
Lieutenant balloosd TO him aud tsld
him that the rebels were 200 or 1900
strong back of Uniontowni that there
was going to be big 6gbt; that he was
going to Shswnestown for reinforce
ments aud that he wanted our inform
ant to tell the people at Mt Vernon and
Evansville to send down all the help
they could.
The boat he came on did not gel
aground, and came right through ia
quick time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
NOIICR.
To all Whom it may Concern.

nERSOSs, firms. CT corp rzfioss engagsd in Il =
L following trad-s, pr9f-ssioos. OF bu-fress are
hsrsty notified fhAt thsx required 10 fiie with
Eba United States Assessor al Appl.eag o. q IL
csuss FOR the sane On or before tie Ist d = =
sep srnoer, ls54: Clergyman, priests, teachers,
farmers, artists boarding -hoEse keepers. beck
keepers, Ezrcsners, nursery zen, sxpr-Ssmeas
Transfers, dFAywsn. brirk-iaycrs, bslk-teii=rr,
presidents and Cashiers Of banks, substitute
brokers', Painters and blzrksmighs, psrsons rar-
sing saw Mill, clover Ia Isrs, zrist nils, thresh
lag uachin=s, SUP FintenEents. maDzg sgsutzs
or officers Of Companies or corporation firms.
companies or EXPLORATIONS o-zRuized FOR any bus
ness not requiring say other license such - rail-
rssds And insurance. companie', etc, etc ; e.
xile-r-, pilots, nate, captains any one en-
xzSSd upon the river whose bEsiBesss n Zross
amount 20 ST. % per zn1uui sporting nsn and
professional gznklzrs-
Rs HOBNBROOE,
Assessor 9Th Divisis8, 1ss Distrie., Ind.
AaxIs-3rsAltw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oh, BELl from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
CITY, has now bes 81 here ons enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done to the
satisfaction OF alarge number Of our citizens, and
those from other tOwas and the surrounding
country.
BIS last advertisement and accompanying let
ter under the head of Private" should BE- care
fully read by all No Mercury used in his treat
nsnti Consultation free. ,ys.Ixdkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

PLAYED OUr-The Timess invention
which it c2vesied, the epithet Cot
tonmouth as applied TO Union men
fell still born. mary Dimmycratic "
paper copied it tia. we ever could notice
It has now taken out final patent on
the epithet as perfected. Ia the com
ple,ed form it appears as Blacksnake.
Sproule is heavy on nicknsmes and aft
davis, he is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

"BLxssrp Be NorHISG !"-Vallsndig-
ham said at Dayton last Saturday
The day is not far distant when your
merchants viii be obliged to demand
gold and silver for what you buy, and
they will pay you for your produce in
legal tenders
Well, the consolation of the Copper
heads ia. that but few of them ever have
any produce TO sell, and if they should
be compelled to pay gold for whisky, it
would b most conducive 10 their good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

ELECTION IN PENNsTLvASIA.-Returns
from all D { i've coun ties in Penn.yI-
vsnis on the CONSTITUTE onal amendment
to allow soldiers to vote, show for the
amendment le4, 800 votes against IoS,-
600. Most Of the strong Democratic
counties voted against he soldiers right
10 vote.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Judge Hlblaeh's Position on the War
Ouesff1n

Juukb NIUEdCi IU8ItIUU UH buC W n
Question.
eff I ann elected 40 Cengesss. will
never vote 10 DRAFT any mAn ints
the servfeeJ and " L were your Req
rssentstivs now, woafd vote 90 re-
peal the present Law authsris.asg n
draft.
al will not, n elected your Repre-
sentative, vsta amy mors msn nsr
money, undsr any sirsumstaness,
for ths farther prose- utton OF ths
war under the policy apon which it
Is conducted.
81 am totally opposed e ths sna-
pIeyment OF negroes IS soldiers or
90 the fatsrfsrsmee BY shs Govern
msnt with them, in any way or uh-
der any cireumsfsnoes."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

Cot CkoxTox NEITHER KILLED SoR
CArTuRED. = The Chattanooga Gazette
Of Saturday says:
"a dispatch was received At a late
hour last evening, by friend here, from
Col Croxton, Of the 4th Kentucky
mounted infantry, who was reported
killed or captured in the late MeCook
raid, but WHO, on the contrary, las
arrived within our lines at the front all
safe and sound. Lieut. Col Kelly, Of
she same regiment, it is hoped, viii also
succeed in making his escape throus q
the enemy's lines The many friends Of
these gallant officers have been anx-
iously awaiting to know the fate that be-
fell them"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

,Pos ELECTORS AT LAESH.
David 3 GoodiuK, q Hancock.
Riehari w. Thompson, Of Fige.
y0R sTATE KLEcT0Rs.
lat Blstrict-Jamss c. Denny, Of KnoE.
John 8. Heuzhland, Of spencer.
"a Distriet-Cyrus y. nixon, Of Clark.
Trsneis Westsr, II Lagrange.
81 Distrlet-Hsnry b Pritebard, Of Bartboio-
new.
Madison Evans, q Lawrence.
Afh Distriet-Lsonidas Sexton, Of Rash.
Nv. Kygsr. Of Franklin.
Sth Dlstyiet--BsnJ. y. Claypool, Of FsJstts.
Joshua II. Msllstt, n Henry,
ash Dtair,et J. J. Wright. Of Morgan.
J. o. Green. Of Shelby.
TIL Distrlst JOHN Osborn OF Putnam.
Thomas N Rice, Of Parks.
atk DistrIct-R r. Davidson, Of TippecAnes.
Benz, Gregory, Of warren.
eth d 'strlot-Jarnes b. BelfoFd. Of white.
Aaron Currency, Of Porter
10th DIstriet-T. n. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
Hailst Kiihonrns, Of ElkhArt.
nth Dlstriot-John NJ. Wallace, Of Grant.
James ~ Tsnpler, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Union FxseufIvs Committee, Ist
nInfrle6

JhiOn FKseuttNe committee AHt
District.
Davisss.--JoHN v an TRTEs, principal;
W. v. THonFs0E, contingent
Dubois - oHs MASS, principal;
EHHEsr PIcKHAHDr, contingent
dib.oa IN. D. FREsoH, prinsipal
JANIS r. EAEREK contingent.
RHos.-MLrON GHEE, principal;
JAHFs 8. PEiTcHE1T contingent.
Martha --TENIs BR0ogs, principal;
MicHAEL REILLY. contingent.
Piks-0OoDLErT MoRsas, principal;
r. q. HAMMOND, contingent.
Possb joins A. MAN, principals
n, J RogERs, contingent.
spsnosy.--J Ass~sFAHtET, principal;
4. T KEHcHEvAL, contingent.
Youdsrburgh. -ALvAu Ion son, principal.
JAaEs II MoNEELY, eontlIgsnt
Rarriek--JouN B. HANOI, principal;
J. d. HupsFtTH, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
woo } WOOD. go d.

AVE- not a very large amount Of wooa, bet
y yo1 Sant Il you may leave orders and mon.
with Bergman in Ixl~hart's Mil 0fa~- n,
r len fn1asdiAtsly win ,. ntsea Al lpssScut
prices JOHN REICH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

That WILL Do-The Chicago 7Fusss,
IN attempting to justify the Peace Party
on humanitarian grounds, says: War
IS itself an inhumanity; it is relic Of
the teroeiOus ages of barbazism" And
that is undoubtedly the reason why the
Democracy we're always in favor of the
last war, the present war, and the war
to come, until barharians themselves
made war, when it could not consistently
fight its own brethren.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
LEGAL
STRAYED R STOLEN

L>ROa THIS SUBSCRIBER LIv NC m L.
T eobsvil e, On the 10th of Jnae, 1884
two ycer ola hay mare Colt, little whits on Ia n
Of her hind legs, whit stre.k In her far~ke 4
and tie on Que Of fors fe I, and very lays
Of her sgs-haS the appearances Of = tbree v ar old
AaN ilformRtioB concerning the Cot or her de-
WGrded
- dim. JOHN T0HILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

WoST HELP-Ths following action
was had il the Vincennes City Council
the other night Just what might be
expected from the partizans of George
E. Greene, Of the Sun:
A resolution by Mr.. Joseph, suggest
ing that measures be taken to get prop
er credits for volunteers heretofore furn-
ished for the war, in view of the inpend-
ing draft Lost
A resolution by Mr.. Joseph, providing
for a bounty Of $50 to volunteers under
the last cali for 100000 men Lost
yeas 1, nays 8.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

PROVISIONS
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN p. LAURENT,
BOILER EE akoE-
Corner or Pine and Water Streets
NASHVILLE. INDIANA.

r An PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
OF steam Boilers, stationary CT portable.
have every AGILITY for doing good -Drk that gooe
machinery aad good workueu cas- give, and al
work entrusted 70 me will Re made nnasr my psr-
sonAl supervision.
50 WeFkEer ssE. to Any part Of the city and
szzITts 0 ETEEng- deelz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County surveyor.
JAMES %. SAUNDERS Will be a candidate for
County Surveyor at the ensuing October siset,on,
on qualifications aioue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
REMOVAL.

1 We have 20 vscstc the Store We now eceupy
y by the lst Of September We viii Feszove 70 cur
sev store duFiug this month. = order 20 re duce
ur stock mach possible, that we can
nearly pm ia The New store with al en- ire REV
stock. we will sell goods of cheap. We are clio
sing out great macy COOS X much less than
they can bought { EAST.
SUHAPKER / BUSSISG,
augfs It.. Ne IS Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Shall the soldier. Vote 2

Some OF the Copperheads are denounc-
ing the proposition that the soldiers shall
DO allowed to return home to vote. 1t
will be we'll for them to bear in mind
that the soldiers have rights upon shis
subject, and may insist upon exercising
them Itis certainly Of very little sse
for them to win battles in the field If the
advantages Of their victories are to be
destroyed by defeats in the more import
ant battle at home. Our correspondent.
V. B. j., of the Tealh Indiana Cavalry.
whose letter from Pulaski, Tennessee,
was published in our Tuesdays issue,
thus expresses the sentiments OF oar
brave boys upon this question:
There is some excitement in camp in
regard to the coming election in Indiana,
and ali the boys are anxious to get home
to vote and wipe out and defeat the hell
ish designs Of the Copperhsad faction in
Indiana; and / am almost coafdent that
there is not a man in the regiment but
what would vote the straightforward
Union ticket, and especially for the sol
diers' friend, Governor Morton Moth
ing has been said yet, however, by those
in authority, about the soldiers from the
Hoosier State voting at the next cleo
ton, and the question is asked daily,
Are we going home to vote2" / pre-
sumo you can throw some light on the
subject that will enable the brave Hoos-
iers to know their fate-whether they
are to be denied the right Of citizenship,
so far as voting is concerned, until the
war Is ended, while soldiers from all the
other States are permitted to vote in the
field. Indiana soldiers have ever been
foremost ia responding to the calls for
volunteers, and have nobly maintained
the honor and good name Of the State
upon the field Of battle; aud yet there
are many of her soldiers at the front,
striking death blows at the rebellion
South, and whs, in all probability, can
not be spared from the field to vote In
this case, would it not be advisable for
those who can be spared to return home
and give treason little blow there7
think it would; but as / an only pri-
vate soldier" | viii leave the subject
with those in authority who have the
power TO act upon it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
WANTED.

SCHOOL TEACHER BY the Congregation
- - benat Israel, competent Male ieacher OF the
Hngnsh Branches TO take charge Of their School
For particulars, apply TO
VIZ ,o,,r,, D. HERMANN, President.
~ W" ANrHAL, Sect'y. tulS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor
Cor. Maia and Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE IND.

fENHls OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AN
i vldeiy-kunwn Hotel has been closed for ss'
eral weeks undergoing repairs. It has. durir
this time, been repainied inside and cut, has bes
ishHd Nith aow beds and furniture. The pFopril
tor has inside every arrangement tp render h
house convenient, healthy aud agreeable 10 q
public.
Thanking the public for the ane ps .onagot ID,
frf series Of years has been extended 70 q
Washington, he Invites renewal oftheir enston
aud will endeavor o. have his table fernished an
the hanse managed 10 way 90 merit their oontir
usd patronage.
Omnibus viii carry Passengers to and froi
tho Depot free. lnly2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
sUNDRIEs.

IDn BUSHELS CLEAN RYE;
lOO loo Baskets Pine Tar;
81 Basreis White Lime;
leo Pounds Carpet Chain;
so Pounds STAGING and Trot Lines;
Tiefes Dried Beef;
Dozen Bee. Tongues,
Just received ant far sale BY
myEh REILLY a co, ~ Main sfrsss.
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FOR KENT.

A COMFORTABLE Two-sfoRY BRICK
N HOUSE, on Fol IA tr ct. between Cherry
aud Chestnut. Enquire 81
G. TohHRNELT.
anEi6-8td on Thi street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

a POCKET BOOK. ooVTAIEIyG a DEED,
A mortzazs ard Note, and about SO ia gree :
backs, oct een the Oh Brewery aad Franklin
Street Bridge
The nBdsr VIII have a liberal reward BY dsiiv-
erfsg q At the Old Brewery aagis.st