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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Dodd EScaueth.

The Copperheads, at the time Of Dodd's
arrest, boosted that his willingness to
give himself up and s..4nd trial was
evidence of innocence and courage
They argued that if he was guilty of the
charges made against him, he could
easily have kept out of the way Of the
military authorities and prevented his
arrest. That he did not do so, they said,
was because be was innocent and the
authorities had no evidence to justly
bis arrest much less to convict him. So
far, during the trial, the Copperheads
have been denouncing the testimony
published in the indianapolis Journal
as " garbled and false. They have ac-
cused the witnesses testifying against
Dodd of being pe1ared scoundrels, and
malicious, snborned informers-
Well, the telegraph conveys the infor
nation this morning that Mr.. Dodd has
effected his escape from confinement
and fed to parts unknown. His escape
was brought about b. outside friends,
Who furnished him with rope BY which
he lowered himself from q second or
third story window to the ground. Mr.
Dodds Aars became aroused at the &C.
eumulation of testimony that was being
produced against him. Conviction
sentence and death stared him IL tbs
face. The evidence of responsible wit
nesses, backed by the reproaches of 9
guilty conscience, was too much fol
even his brazen assurance, and so
availing himself Of the frst opportunity
he takes to fight. Poor Doddl Th'
pitiful tool Of more artful and traitorou
politicians, who have used him as an in
strument in the accomplishment Of thei
diabolical schemes, he is now, Cain-like
"a fugitive and a vagabond il
the earth" And while fleeing to-and
fro, regarding every bush an officer, h
has for consolation the reflection tina
the authors of his undoing are living a
ease and drawing large pay from tn
Government agains. which they per
suaded him to commit treason.
1t is encouraging to loyal men every
where to learn that playing treason i
Irdiana is about played cat The arres
Of the Editor of the State Sentinel, Co
Horace Heffren and Andy Humphrey
looks as though Gen. Hovey "mean
business" They haze not been al
rested except upon strong aud most il
dubitabls proof Some time ago Ger
Hoyey announced that he would srrel
no man, unless he had proof in bis pc:
session that would make sonvietio
almost certain. Ia view of this fact "
take it for granted that the proof agaiui
the individuals arrested, will be foun
of the most astounding character, an
that il will require ali the ingenuity {
themselves and friends to relieve theI
from the terrible consequences of thei
folly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
A Case of Deafness of Twenty-one
Years Standing Cured by DR..
Bort, at the Buntin House, Terre

To aIl whom Il nav concern II, james ". Nor
ton. applied 20 DR.. Bort some two weeks sincr for
the restoration Of my hearing. ! was, prrTi1ns 10
applying 90 him. deaf rtwenty -oBe years, 40 at
Least sixteen years could not hear person speak
uHiess said person was very Close so me and tol
lowed loudly. / submitted ny case an opera
ton under the charge Of DR.. Bort, who psri0rnled
the operation In few minutes, causing but little
or no pain, which improved my hearing almost
instantly. DR.. Bort further prescribed eertaiH
remedies, heat known to iIuiseN / again visited
DR.. Bort to-day, With my heaiing perfectly re-
stored. Also the ringing ard kissing noise Ia my
hssd has cessci, and 10 thoss sficted "a Ike man
Der, would say, bv all meaus, consuIt DR.. Bort,
sBd obtain bis caBdid opinion. 1907
signed this Zlst dsy Of sepieDSer, 1874.
JAMES " MORTON.
r. o. Address: Montezuma, Insiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

n@ Every vote cast for a Copper
head State or County officer, is vote
for suspension of hosiilities, vote to
beg an armistice of the 9ebels; vote to
acknowledge that all ihe efforts of our
brave soldier boys have been failures;
vote to insure the independence of the
Southern Confederacy; a vots for inter-
minable civil war in our midst; vote
for anarchy and bloodshed-
Every vote cast for the Uuion party is
vote for vigorous prosecution of the
war; a vote to compel the rebels to obey
the laws; a vote of thanks to our brave
boys for their glorious achievements; q
vote to insure the downfall of the rebel
lion; 8 vote for united, peaceful and
happy country.
Vsnderburgh county votsrs, which
ticket doy voter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Hundreds Of testimonials Of cures can be steh
At his raonr. A selection Of " are suhsoiued.
2esd recent Testimonials, ex rtets from The
Rochester, n Y, Dai Union aud Advertiser Of
J pc IN, 1854.
'sDr Bort. the celebrated Earupeaa Bye. Ear,
aid Lung pbysi, ian anf ufgeOn, has paid Tbs
Place a srcceasf ni prof ssinuai visit During his
STAY In our plncs We tssru he has perform some
VERY remarkable rures TNFn cases n pasticular--
ohts was that % James W moore. Esa., Of Mount
Morris, who has beeu deaf fer upwards 81 thirty
vars aud has consulted some Of the mot ceietre-
ted aurists. and all without obtaining any rcfnaa-
neut rel e. Hearing 81 the NO derfal cares pr
formed by DR.. Bort durtsg his soIoarn IN tue
western part Of New York. AZ aise~ here, Nea 10
dueed 20 cousuit Or. Bort, ut the Osborne Houss
Saturday, Ju~e Is, and submitted 70 an operation
which was soon overlook BY medical treatment
ffors DR. Bort, and I can hear, only thres dsys
hkys:f elapsed sines Supplying 70 Dr. Bot.
Aaofhsr case-of Bilndnrss-of 10 yeare sfHud-
lng The case vas that n Mrs. Geo. ) Stoweli,
Of Warsaw, who has been bind from Catsrtha
over her eyes, for l6 yrars and was operated upon
very suece snfnlIv, ga few hours, BY Dr. Bort, st
ths osbnrus House. TIE other cases are but lev
Il the many Who are daily receiving benefit and
being cured BY DR.. Bort who Il without doubt
one Of the uost saeeetsfui Pbysieisns aud sur
geons, Of the Eye, Ear. Lung, Hear, Threat,
catsrrh, scrofulA, and diseases o. the Blood and
Urinary organs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
TO SALOON KEEPERS.
HAYeR's oTFIE,
Evansville. Oct. Sth, 1854.

HAYoR's OTFIE,
Evansville, Oct ssh. 1854.
All Proprietcrs or Keepers Of Restaurants, Bar
En5ms, TAse arms, or Drinking Houses, are reqnir
ed TO cisze tfefr respective rlac % business 10
which Liquors add, on Tuesday nexi-the
daT Of he STATE election. and refrain from sail
ing, bzrtering, or giving away any Intoxicating
Liquor shatsFsF, during said day. All persons
int efsd ref rred 10 the Act Of March 8, 1859,
which provides as follows, VIZ:
8 SEC. 8. license granted un6eF the provision
Of this act shall authorize tho person licensed
70 sell or barter any intoxicating liquors on the
day Of aag state, County. Township, or Municipal
ei-etion, IN the township or City where the same
may be holden" % tar-"
sac. 2 The words Intoxicating Liquors As
used IN this act, shall apply 10 any spirituou.,
winsus, or malt liquor, 90 any intoxicating
Iqasr whatever, which i Hsed or may Be used as
Beverage
The p eiai Policemen vii zee that the above
rscite3 provisious Of the law strictly obsery-
Cd, and If disr-gsrded, report all attractions
ocs-3t ". BAKER. Mayor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
- Ger. DE pats IN lev wora..

BS- Gen. Dix puts in few words,
and well, thus
II has been my conviction from the
first, that there could oe no peace until
the rebel armies were dispersed and the
leaders Of this rebellion expelled from
the country. Loud cheers | believe
that the cessation Of hoslilities would
lead to a recognition ofthe Confederacy;
and | need not tell you that I never
could assent 10 an arn1istice of which
the Chicago platform is the basis Re-
newed cheering and applause | have
faith only in steady. unceasIRg, unre-
hitting prosecution Of the war Great
applause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
IIe Daily donrnat.
Col, Cyrus d. Allen and Hon. VIM.
z Niblack,

Candidates FOR Congress IN this Distriet, viii adj
dress the people Of Spencer al the following places
and times, to-wit. s-@
Eurekt, Oct 9Th, at ] NJ.
Rocky port, Oct. 9Th, at JPN.
All pa, ties are invited to attend, Speaking vii
commspcs precisely at the hour named.
Ser, 20-dkwtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
ELECTION TICK ETs.

We would say TO our friends in the
country that the journal Office is pre-
pared to furnish any amount of tickets on
the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms. Send in your orders Don't
postpone the matter until it is too late.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
- Ne Union ban Is rnlli.. h..

- The Union ball is rolling lively
in German township. On Thursday
evening there was splendid Union
meeting held at Locust School House.
at which fully so voters were present
Speeches were made by Messrs Marsh
and Tomhemelt, which we're well re-
ceived. The cOpperhead majority in
German township is growing small by
degrees and beautifully less.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Fruit Farm for Sale.

MI1sHING 10 GIVE MY UNDIVIDED
w attention TO merchandising I now oner (
sale my farm Ia Centre township. 81 miles from
BvansViie--a pleasant and he's thy location IL
contains 50 acres, sixty uf which are under cult
vatien; the reat IL well timbered. There are
about 1000 fru trees. comprising choice varieties
Of Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Pears, Plums, Quin-
Gee, Apricote, sc,
The DIV .llli 6 and out-housos are large, cohve-
nient, and IN god repair.
liable city prop rty taken IN part payment.
Long time given II required. For par.i nlsrs
apply AZ the store IF vicksry Bros. Ne 1872 Main
sareet. Isel2sl sAM'L NICkERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

p&- " Twenty-Five rioters in Crawford
county, Ind, have been arrested By the
military authority, and sent to Indianap-
oils for trial. Affairs are reported quiz
ct at Leavenworth,-Lou Journal
Ain't there some mistake there, name
sake The Tines Of this city says there
was no riot, 30 unlawful assemblage, no
attempt to resist the law in Crawford
county, aud that no military we're sent
to that eoanty. We hope you are not
becoming ian Abolition horde" and gone
to connecting reports to damage Nc
Clellan's prospects,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

i OF %. UPPER ENLARGEMENT IS by
IL $50 let, tuats on First street, between Nul.
Terry sod Gum.
Lot -. Upper Enisrg tneut IS by $50 feet. si.-
uais on 81 )na street. between Mulberry aud Gum.
Upper 81 largs ment; each sub division bsfng 90
let troat on U0sssn street, and situate between
Second and Fhird trsets
subs visi rs IS, l6. Il, IS. 10, ard q. Ia sane
out-5ots sach sub-sivisioD being 80 By $50 set,
aud situate on Third street, between Gum snd
SoWan
Lot 5, block s, Eastern Eulargsmsnt. 20 By 100
feet, onting On TAX aud Canal 81 reefs
Lots "a and y, block :. Rays Enlargement
Titls warranted. Enquire of
THUS. z cARyIy, or
ocI-l Eueod W BAKER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

WI address tbs people Of Pike and DaViess eoun-
ties a. follows.
otseli Saturday, Oct sth. ct ! Pm.
washing ton, Daviess Co, Monday, October 10Th,
at p. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Onion Executive Committee, lat
Dtafrtot
FOR RENT.

Lon RENT TO THE HIGHEST BiDDEW,
IT two Stores en- Main street, tor one year with
me privilege nom two TO four ye RS, TO rEpon-
Hible parties only.
The buildings now In course Of eNnstruc.
don, and will b. hrran ysd 70 suit tho tenants
For particulars apply 20
MURSINNA 4 BOYD,
ootl Chaudlar's 81 ok
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
- Remember the big mass meetir

- Remember the big mass meeting
at Vincennes to-day, and speech of Gov
Andrew johnson. TIE mail train will
take you there in time to hear. An i'm
nense crowd go to hear the illustrious
patriot of Tennessee. Gen. John A.
Logan, We learn, is also announced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Boz Bob Farley, the present faithful
and efficient Deputy Sheriff, is the Union
candidate for Sheriff Every Union man
will cast bis vote fos Bob" on Tues
day next As public officer and
thorough-going business man he has few
superiors. de has virtually grown up
10 Sherif-s Office, his father, for many
years, having filed that position in
Franklin county, Pennsy lvania.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
COUNTY UNION TICKET


Election, Tuesday, October 1lth, 1894
For Representative.
FREDERICK W COOK, OF Pigeon
For oisrk Of Courts
BLYTHE HYRE5 Of Pidgeon.
H Fors Sheriff.
ROBERT KARLkY, Of Pidgeon.
For Treasurer.
COL. JOHN aHEINLAEDER, Of Perry,
For Recorder
CASPER T0nHEMELT, Of Pidgeon.
For Cor0n1.
JOHN BIsCHMANN, Of Pidgson.
Fer surssyor.
SAMUEL O. BOGLkS, Of Union.
For County comBi,siouer.
CHARLES kN0hL LIES, Of scott.
onion Executive Committee, lac
District.
Davisss.-JoaE VAN TRsEs, principal;
W. r. TnoMrsIN contingent.
Dabsfs.--JoHa mann, principal;
EREEeT PIeKnAaDr, contingent.
eibsoH-- u. FRKgcH principal;
jams T EMhREE, cont ngent.
Knan.-MiLros CUR, principals
JAMS =. PRTcHEiT contingent.
Maviin.-IEwfs ooKs principal;
bIcuAEL REtLLr, contingent.
Plke.--GoopLErr MonaAN, principal;
p. o. HAMMosp, contingent.
Poser --JoHN A. MASE, prl cipa
". j RooERs, contingent
spsmosr.--JAMEs FAREEY, principal;
n. r. kKRcnEvAL, contingent.
neutrality-suspicious. Ion SON. principal.
JANIS II. McNEELY, contingent
WarTteh.-JoHs D. HANDY, principals
7. b. HuDsPtTn, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
The County Union Candidates

VIII meet their ielIow-eitizens a. follows:
John " Farss's, German Township, Monday,
October 10th, at ~ n.
Evansville, Monday. Oct. 10th, at ?. n.
The Opposition candidates are invited and re-
auested 10 be present seplo-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

BG- The Union candidate for County
Clerk is Blythe Hynes, genial, whole
souled, accommodating gentleman. We
predict that be will make one Of the
most popular officers that ever filed an
official position in this county. His
opponent, Mr.. A. T. Whittlesey, is q
man Of whom We prefer to say little.
He is well known throughout the county
as the man who declared, in effect, in a
speech delivered in 1862, that the day
was not far distant when people who
went to market would have to carry a
basket on one arm in which to put their
greenbacks,' and one on the other in
which to put their msrketing-that a
hatfull of greenbacks would hardly buy
breakfast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Committees for october Election
Pigeon township, yanderburgb
County.

Committees Tor 8cfonef Elecfi6n-s
Pigeon township, Yanderburgb
County.
UPPER PREcIzCT.
VigiIQncs Committee Alex. Mad
dox, W. Bedford, John S. McCorkle,
Capt. Henry Scott, W. C. Mitchell, A.
L. Robinson, W. Dean, ". E. French,
Abram Gumberts, Joseph Saberton, Col
john A. Grill
Challenging CEsnsittee. w. II. Cald-
well, Frank Edmonds, Vim. Mills, James
81. MeNeelY, John C. Sergeant.
RdIlyiHg ComBiittee-Reuben Hart,
George Lamb, John ) Hopkins, B. f.
Catch, james Taylor, James Davidson,
w. f. Corwin, Leonard Diefel, Chas
Redding, Vim. Storton, Jr, a. F BloEnt,
Geo. Bowen, B F Norton. l. C. Stuck,
Robt Hull, J. J. Marlett, DR.. Isaac Cas-
selbeFry, Thos. Stinson, C. P Bement,
John L. AZ Try. J. C. Jewell, r. K.
Read.
MIDDLE PRECINCT.
Vigilance ComDittee-Jaeob Loewen.
thai, Sam'l Orr, W. Heilman, J. A Biz.
keubuseh, Thos Royston, Michael Beck
er, @. H. Kramer, Christian Kratz, w
6. Boepple. Col w. Mank, Adolph Pfaf
fin H. P Howard, John Rasch.
Challenging Committes-Geo, Wolfiin
Philip C. Decker, Samuel P. Hayiin
John Griess.
Rdliying Committee-J. q. Rocker
Jacob Froelich, John G Paine, jacob
Weintz, John Marks, Frank Green
| Fred. Wahnsiedler, Daniel Werniz. PhiiiI
Euler, Jr, DR. Wulkop, d. L. L.uxswei
err, Capt. w Reavis, s E Gilbert, Henri
F. Wiike, John Geggus, ], B. Maghee
LOWER PREcIxcr.
Vigilance C0Hamittee.-JOhn Hodsor
Victor Bisch, Clark Cody, james Swan
son, Anthony Refs, john M Gleict
mann, A. J. Hutchison, Jacob Bennins
hof, Capt Martin Klaus, Martin Stolsl
Theobald Miller.
| Challenging CoBlmittee- Valentin
Kramer, Antoine Tenvorde, w Warner
Sr., James Wiltshire, Jacob Shower.
Rallginq Committee Henry Doder
hof, Thornton Males, Alfred Kirkpa
rick, w. Green, Jacob Zimmerman
James Swanson, Jr., Spencer Glaziel
Charles Schaum. VIM. Teamer, job
Jarvis, Jr, WIN. Kolle, John Danattel
f. w. Brinkmeyer, Henry Jacob
Adolph Hoe!<cher, Robert Short, Abe
Johann, Wan Warren, Jr., w. f. {
Meisner, Chas. w, Long.
Oct 8-dtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
ELECTION RETURNS.

We desire our friends in the country
to make their arrangements to send US
the result Of the election in their re-
spectivo precincts as soon as. the votes
are counted out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

s@-The Wheeling InteHigenesr learns
that the rebel raiders during their recent
visit to Weston, after robbing q man
who is somewhat famous for his devotion
to the Union, of everything he had in
his store and upon his premises, actu-
ally stripped him stark naked in the
streets and carried of his clothing.
They stole cattle, horses, and all sorts
of stock, dry goods, boots, shoes, notions,
and every living thing they could lay
their hands on, both in Jane, Lew, and
Weston, and must have carried off an
immense amount Of plumber.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Still Another Cese OF Deafness
Cured BY DR.. Bort.

To all tChom IL may concern:
I,wm. Hall. applied to DR.. Bort this day. sat
urday, Sept 24th, for the rest "a ion Of my hear
ing. was, previous 20 applying to hIm, deaf for
many yeas. submitted my case % Dr. Bort f9r
su operation, who performed IL IN = few moments,
hich resulted In the con etc restoration u NY
hesriHg, and the ceasiuz Of the ringing and buzz
irg noises in my head. To th0ss afflicted 10 Ike
HsHsr, should cay, consult DR.. Bort 81 ohces
aud obtain bis candid opiE,0n. -
sigIed this 2sth day q S ps., lse4
wstton Cottage, y.eo Co., Ind
P. 0. Address s-EIlEworth, Figo coaufJ, Ind.
P. s-Nv wife has also bsen afflicted With q
BFeuzhsai affection for eleven years, and hss been
under the prof ssIOnal charge OF many pbysie ans
until abe consulted DR.. Bort, At the Buntiu
Housa, some two weeks since, and she has derived
more permanent relief under the Treatment Of DR.
Bort than she has in the eleven years preEious:
Wa HALL.
ws.ton Cottage, Ind.
HE- stiII annther case Of Deafness eRrsd by Dr..
Bort At the Buntin House. The case was that of
VIM. Mullen. Esq, Of Riley township, Figo eoRa-
~, Indiana:
ASS knozp. have been very deaf IN both ears
for y.4rs. In tBis condition entsred the Oficsof
D.. EoTt, al the Buntin House, this Friday morn
ing, sept q, aud sabmitted ny case 70 an opera
tion - Dr.. Bort, y hieb wzs soon scesmplisbse-
aud hat, TO without little or any pain 10 le+s
than one hours time. While 10 DR. Boris ohioe
my Lesriuz vas 90 acute that could uDderstand
common conxsEsstioB. In justice % Dr. Bort
aseribs 70 hin be praise for the ok fsl manner n
which he rendered assistance 20 my prsFious IN
n~fr~d ha.rfng VIZ MULLEN,
Riley Township, Ftgo county
p q Address. Terre Hhuts, Ind
Mr. MuTfpn ia well and fayorzbly knnEn IN thls
u,,-.t- 80 those wha doubt the truth Of The
sToTs .,aterent may easily satisfy theDseiEss
DR.. Bort Is daily receiving tssti1.o1ials itoin
n.-soss Who reside IN this community, who have
bR--.--s 80 srs hing benefited. Dr. Bort
chsIlenTss any man In his profession % excel him
in The treatment OF these diseases ne max. ~
specialities, viz. all dsessesC a the kar DeaIhe'
dis~Sar~es from the ear ringing and buzziBg in
the head, all diseases Of the aye, Ear Lnnsss
Heart, Threat, Cat-rrh, &c
As his stay must necessarily Be limited. " o.
once
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
WANTED.


A SITUATION By A TEACHER, wHoHAs
n had fifteen years Experience in teaohinx ths
ordinary English = ehss, including EnSlisb
Grammsr, Natural Philosophy, sc. Address II
3. T. Granville, Ind stating length Of term
prce per mouth and also, II the district can fur
nlsh house for . small family, or the priee q
board per week for teacher. wife, and two children
aged and 10 years. orsl'
@ 6nn WILL BE PAID To ANA ONE
% OOO who ~ill Sc for one year as a sutati-
tnts for dr,ftsd man. Enquire at the store of
John s. Hopkins before the 18th inst e4-lOt
MINERS AND LABoRERS WANTED AT
lNl The Rodtam Mines. Apply at the mines, or
TIA Coal odaee on Water str@et. eet1-lwdSv
MULES. WANTED TO PURCH ASE.-~A
W. couple Of mules, not over twelve hands high,
and net s.s than six years old. Apply At the Coal
ones on Water street octl-d&wlw
a MALI AND A FkMALE TTAUHRk 10
"A - eRArge OF the Free school in the town Of
00@lanmMA : aeh all the branches required by
nav &or the term Of six mouths. A
sosfsh az will be given. None but good teach.
ere VIA eeommended, need apply Application
20 usER u Immediately to
THEODORE STKYER
spa Goleoud,. Ill.
A LADY TEAoHER, FULLY COarE11Nr
n to take charge Of s leot Female school net
exceeding twenty Eupilss at Golconda, Ills Apply
90 WE>LEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT,
sspa .. GelcondA, Ills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

@r A dispatch from Indianapolis
announces that Albert LANCE, Esq, is
unavoidably prevented from coming
down here to speak tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
HIRAM NELSON
Stewart Cooking Stove for Sale,

I OFFER FOR SALE A NEW, LARGEST
i sine Stewart Cooking stove, with all th hStuTes
complete. II can b. seen at my res donce ON Lo.
eust street, near Seventh. Price, $40.
oet9-lw l OK PREV.
I HOUSE AND LOr On FULTJN ANEAUE,
i near Water street, Lamasco. The house coh-
tains six rooms, kitchen, aud good cellar, with
nne out houses
house, containing four rooms and kitchen,
on bset street, Lamaseo.
! double frame house. containing thirteen
rooms, on Walnat street, near I bird
Two ten acre tract. Of lard, near the city limits
Enquire OF RUDOLPH KEAR.
Real Estete AGENT.
once IN Ealrs Block, opposite the Crescent City
Sank. raplB-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Chnroh PRIMARY FOR Sale.

Cnurch property Tor sale
THE TRUSrEES OF THE LOCUST STREET
4 Methodist Church oner for sale their Old
church on LoeHst street, between Secoud aad
laird, At bargain.
Enquire Of ASA IGEIEHART
aug2A-u Third street
HINE RESIDENCE ron SALE. The spleen
sell srry, husiy located in the ,mmsialr virinitv
o. NJ. Nernon Indiana, ore offered to purchasers
stpr'vAse .sle. The ground. contain about seves
aeree. ana the premises are Ia complete repair
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing one Of the hand.
soonest piacss In southern Indiana, are r. srrr5 70
:. M. sPEN0kk, EsQ., Mt Vernon or
JNo.J. CHANDLER, Esq, EvausviIe.
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WHARF BOATS.
=. cox. n. HUMpHREY.
COX & HUMPHREY,
Foryya- ding and Commission
Merchants,

And SPECIAL RAILROAD AGENTS,
Evansville, Ind.
sE- VIII make LIBERAL cash advances on con-
signmsDss Of Produce and Tobacco to New YORK..
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
MEDICAL.

Dssis.. ia Eos-Isa .Ad Amsrie.A Dfas.,. ssa
oh.aieal.. Fash. Oh. vsrnhkes. whag>
siass, Psrfunsry. Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Cal Oil and BeHzins By the gallon or barrel.
Concentrates preparations and essential the
lures On -anf and aanufAciured - eFasr
p sHsshe Dyes. wholesais and EstAn.
Pstsat Medicines q all kinds.
Eeisetie Remedies and fun supply Of nsaiei-
nal Roots ard Herbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
FOUND.
JOHN TENNIS
Real Estate and Government Claim
AGE III g x.

DUTs, Sells, and rents City Property and Farm
u Lands Buys on ec=ditsoAs all classes Of Claims
against the Untted States O1oe-fhfrd Street.
near Main, VITA p. AsasFs Atsay. Paw