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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
In NIeInoriaIn.


Died, - biz rssiassss il EsaassIlis indians q
hsno = sss 4 tha 4aEgs, Apgpst ID, ls63, AA-
FsLKss B ElstssEn
Mr. Rislng-r ~ tor= Al Beaver. Penn My
ID, 1851. lie graduated a. AnsFhsny Ceilsss.
Penn, Ia 1855. Ne then came wssi, And after
spending sons tina a. tssshsr is dinsrsnt sehsels
Il Indians ana InHsis, he cane TO Princeton
lad, 10 1ssg, where he vas sditsf 81 political
paper called the seaiAsra IHai4nian," nntf
Nay, 1851, wien he sniisssd 10 the iTih Reg't
lad. Vols. He continued in the ssSTies about ssv-
ntsen nonths, whsn he vas honorably dlschsrg
- Ga account - physical disability. he cane
bask 70 rriae-son. ~hsfs hs pursss4 tbs prAesiss
= law ustil aareh 18th. Isss vAsn hswas laF-
rs4 10 Niss LssisA g. Beyss, very ssiiusshls And
aeeomplishsa younE LADY, Sh0m b leTed inset
ssvotsaly satin The tine Of his death. H. had
saly been ia EvAasviIis fsw months. where il
was hls intention is have pursusl Tie psaet,es u
lev, Aad up the ti~s Of bis last isiasss be acted
a. shs | cal editor af tbs " Timss" Of thls city,
10 which eapseity a soqsirisd himssif sell
Mr.. r. vas COED scholar tree iri@nd. and q
patriss. Az aescFlpsivs writer b. haa but few
Equals. - his rrcapes isnes for the Evansviils
''JosraAi." ~Ails lie was ia ths array. will fsIls
SHOW
WAsa bis last nomeuts esias, asd he kasN ihs
tell noHssss wss aoinE hls woFE. be r'sf q ats -
be bad aass Danger 60 the BATHS. field. With that
true cost Sc and manly bearing that becomes :
ehFistisn bsro. Asd with fuli faith and eoanssHos
ia his RsdssnsF, be yislAsd hls splrit 70 God
who gave u.
His ssreassa wits Aud naay fFsaas have shs
sarasls synpAihlss q tA.s community.
eeass
r'lnerion, lad, ana Beaver, rsan., papers SIN
pl Ase copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

nS- The Journal wishes 70 know wha.
State Gen Mcclellan is native OF.
Ordinarily we would consider this ques-
ton a piece of affected ignorance, but
coming srom the source it does we be-
lieve il is asked in sincerity, for inforN
nation Gen. Mcclellan IS q citizen Of
Princeton, New jersey TEzaes.
Gen. Mcclellan, at the time be entered
the army, rls citizen of Ohio and was
commissioned as Major General of her
volunteers After he was relieved Of
his commend by the President, be was
ordered to report at Princeton, n ].
Since that time he has spent the most of
his time in the city of New York where.
if We remember rightly, some of his ad-
Hairers made him present of narni6-
cent mansion splendidly furnished. a.
least it was so stated at the time ia all
the Democratic papers. When the com.
mittee appointed BY the Chicago Con.
vention to formally notify him of his
nomination, called on him, it was in
New York. Doubtless bis letter of ac-
ceptsnce was written in Nov York
Yet he dates il aorangs, n J. inti-
mating that is bis home We guess the
ISaes don't know where It's candid 9
resides. No doubt he has moved from
the sans place where he lives now"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
BE AaiIa daaraaI
SEPTEMBER 1
skoSDAY.....--

II OF Appointments for Kessrs. Al
len and AIblaek, Candidates f0t
Congress, First Congressional Bis
:riet.
Henry Becker's, German Township
V4nderburgh County, Monday, Sept l.
Up IL.
Peter Bohn's, Center Township
a"derburgh County, Monday, Sept. IL
At 7 P. IT.
Newburph. Wsrrick County, Tuesday
,ept IL, At j ?. "
Ysnkeetown, Warriek County, Tues
az, Sept -. at P ~
Crowyille, Warriek Coanty, Wednss-
ay, Sept IA, at P. VI.
LynaviIIe, Warrick County, Thursday
ept. Is, at T. ~
MillersbBrgh, Warrick County, Thurs
Az. Sept Is, at 7 P. NJ
Boonville, Warrick County, Friday
iept. l6. at ] p. ~ -.r.rr
aug. 22d6wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
The Meeting Ia LamascO.

The opposing candidates FOR Congress
in this District must feel highly eomph
mentrd 81 the immensely Of the crowds
which have been present At both their
meetings in our city. Their audiences
have been unusually large even for mass
meetings gotten Up by weeks Of pFspar
alton and drumming. They have been
called together BY transformations bills and
announcements in the papers, without
any resort TO flaming posters and the
usual instrumeutaliliss for collecting =
large crowd This shows that while
our people feel an interest ia the
candidates as individuals, above all
they realize the importance Of the politi
cal campaign now in progress, and the
necessity Of knowing exactly where the
gentlemen soliciting their sufftagss stand
upon the great and all absorbing issues
of the day.
Shortly after ! o'clock, Saturday even
ing, crowd commenced collecting at
the corner Of First and Main streets.
Soon after, the inimitable Crescent City
Band came marching down Main street,
disconrsing some of the charming music
which has made them so celebrated
throughout the State. The doors Of the
Union League, which vas in session,
we're then thrown open, and procession
was formed to escort Mr.. Allen, the
Union candidate, to the place Of speak
ing. The procession was lighted BY
beautiful display of Chinese lanterns,
and its progress marked BY the ascension
asd bursting of rockets On arriving al
the "od Brewery," large crowd, with
Mr.. Niblack, the Democratic candidate,
vas found to be in waiting Both crowds
combined in enc made an iumense su-
dience, and ii must have seemed to the
speakers ike talking TO acres of people
At the outset both parties appeared to
be enthusiastic for Their respective can
didstes, aud hearty cheers for "old
Abe" 'Gov Merton" and Allen" On
the part of the Union men, we're res
pondea to BY strong lungs with cheers
for "Aikelellan" and "Niblack" We
noticed it as one Of the pecaliarisies Of
the meeting that not single word or
cheer was offered in behalf of Joseph E
Mcdonald, the opponent Of Gov Morton.
Perhaps evea the Democracy regard
him as dead cock in the pit, and
not worth making fuss over.
Col Allen led of in speech Of an
hour. Though We knew Col Allen in
1860 as forcible and convincing speak
er, We we're quite takea by surprise By
his effort on Saturday evening. For
| pungent logic, sharp repsrtee, cissrness
of enuuciation, and readiness Of express
sion and illustration, it was altogether
superior 20 any speech We ever heard
him deliver, and fully equal 20 any to
which We have had the pleasure Of list
ening duriag this campaign. II the
commencement of his speech, several
questions we're thrust a. him b. some Of
his Democratic listeners, TO which he re-
plisd with readiness and point that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
oFLANA z. WILLIAMsON. Gao

Gaion ominee for Attorney General. will sdars
me people on public questions, At the following
.iaees and times:
Oak statloB. Knox County, Monday, September
18th, st 3 n.
HazIeiou, Gibson CountY, Monday, September
i2sb, afTF.a
Psioka, Gibson County, Tuesday. Sept. isth. a.
n.
FrsBeisco, Gibson County, Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
att ~.
CynthIana, posey County, Wednesday. Sept
i4th, Al Pm.
New Harm ay. Posey County. Wednesday, Sept.
lffh, at r. n.
Nj. Vernon, Poasy County, rhnr'dsy, SEPT.
ia, at / ,. n.
wa.hInEtoH. Daviess Cousiy, Friday. sept.
10th. At p. n.
oogooise, Martin County. Saturday, Sept. nth.
at I'm. a
The Union mon Of the various localities will
pieass take measures % bring out large crowds %
hear this able champion Of Union. Freodsni, and
4 sffeutflfv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

ne seems TO be - destitute of shame a.
e Is of patriotism.
In addition to the testimony of to.
Louisville J0HrasI Published On Satu,
lay morning, ~e I'D the fol o sing from
he Louisville gERssR Press.
We fully disposed yesterday of al
he falsehoods Of Mr.. Wickliffe, on ID
occasion referred to, save Que. IN ths
aher matters We spoke from posItisr
Snowledge We esa speak nov as posi-
sely respecting the reserved noint W.
uade 10 the female prisoners. Old ma
aIckiitfe said they were confined Il
lamp and dirty cells, with straw to H..
lpon, and they had athe eoarxest prison
fare
The female prisoners are in s large,
eonmodious, 6ue brick house, ereciet
"a merchant Of this city for his owl
4mIlY. The rooms are large, well light
4 and the whole bailding Is fnely ven.
silated The grounds belonging to ths
selling, have an area nearly equal e
he largest squares in this city. The
Ooms occupied By the. females are tidy
aeai, and as eleanly as any rooms thS
old Wieklife ever entered AID uuet
c.eaner than any he ever left The rebe
ladies in this city declare thai they neve
saw such prison, and never saw pris
oners that enjoyed such comforts The,l
prisoners 90 about the city, 20 shoppin,
Ehen they desire 70 do SO, and enjoy ev
re privilege that Col. Fsrleigh cal
grant them. And now to crown thes
statements and 70 give old Wieklile b
tproper need OF iBfamy.. We state ID
truth, that on the day before old WieL
fife made his infamous statements .
Chicago. Col FArleigh received an o.
der, giving all these female prisoners Ii
privilege OF going North. with transpol
iasioH furnished them any where With
oEe hundred miles OF this city. an
every ono Of them refused 10 leave u
prison. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Ex-Goy. Joseph A Wripht

wiz address the people the irssssn g - issues
Of the var Tor the rsstorstl Of ths untos, ~
tie fodewiug places ana timsss
Trrrs Hauis, vigo To- Thursday. Sept. 18th. .
TN
svsnsvuls vanderbsrgh o.. Saturday. srps
iTtb, At P.a
spria. usld, Poser 90. Monday, sept. 10th, at
GF n.
tFn.
P tgr.burEh. Pike Co. Wednesday. sept slst.
stzF
Sullivan. Sullivan Co, Thursday. sept ga. At
I'm.
The friends Of the good esnse will pleass make
ell the ssossszFy arrangements. sepIs dAp ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Mai. Jno. R. Cravens and Nat
Usher

VIII address tbs people At he following places
and times
Blairsyiils, Possy c., Tuesday, sept 10th, At
I'm 81
stswartsvllle, Po.ey Co, Tuesday. Sept. goth.
at7P f a-aea
CynthiAnA, Possy Co, Wednesday, sept. 2lsi.
at .. n.
EsAu Newman, ysnderburgh Co, Wednesday,
5 'pt. 2ist, att Pm.
i,ak Dam, Vandsrbargh Co., Thursday, Sept.
I'd. at ?.
Peter eohn's,. vsndorburgh c.. Thursday.
SEPT. 21d, At Pm.
Collins school house. Vanderbargh Co, Fri
day, sept 23d, a. rs.
Evansviiie, Yandsfbprgh Co, Friday. Sept 23d,
atTr.M
Thee sontiemea are both good speakers VIII
tho Union mes make ths necessary arrABgsmsHts7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

s~In our leading article this morn.
ing We predicted that Gen McCiellan's
letter accepting the nomination tor Pres
ident BY the Chicago Convention, would
occasion dissatisfaction and discussion
in the ranks Of his own party Dis
patches received since the article was
written verify its predictions, The New
York Neses, the organ Of the Woods and
VsllAndighAn, rspudiAte Mcclellan and
demand the re-Assembling Of the Chiea
20 Convention, to provides the Ners
expresses it-a.Platform suitable for the
candidate or candidate suited to the
Platform The truth is, the Peace men,
headed By vallandigham, are in earnest,
a. ara the War men who are supporting
Mr.. Lincoln. Between there is no mid
die ground Of safety. Gen. MeCleIlanr
ia attempting 10 Ind it win only make
shipvreck Of his prospects.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Col. ALLAN and Judge Niblack.

The Unlon aud Dem sfat aomlness fsr Congress,
lsi District viii address the pespls at the follow
ing PLACES aud times:
sh0 Is, Martin esaaty, Monday, sept 1sth, q
t0F.M 81 IS 4
Dover Hill. Martin eouaty. Tuesday, Sept. Goth.
attPn
tsorgs Cats. Knox county, Friday. ssps. - &.
at ?. n. tfl'
Washington, Daviass 6 unity, Saturday, sept
fhb a. II =.
y.ue.ans., Kao1 county. Saturday, Sept. 2asb.
at
Petsrshurgb. Pike county. Monday, sept. 2ssh,
~ Pm.
winslo~, pike county, Wednesday, september
1sth, e 2. 4.
Sas1vlIls. Kaoz eoaaty. Thursday, September
10th, AtiP ssplz-dAwtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

Fesiasaee " ais bro her % tbs esrssF Of Fourth
aai wsiuut ssrssts. oa4EtEs ". Bfbrsas aged 70
pears.
Ths iusaral win tsks place fSoa hgs b-otheF's
aeuss en- T0~sh street. hsiussa wslant sHa
'iis-stHuf. Ga Tussaas moFhing. sept. 18th, Al 10
o'ciosE. liz ffisuls vi the asosAssd asv respect
uIly tavltsa - sftasa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Judge NlhIaek's Position on the War
Question.

question.
"If 1 am elected TO Congress. viii
never vote 90 DRAFT any man tate
the services and II were year Rsl'-
resentRtivs now, 4 sxoald vote 90 re-
peal the present law authorizing
draft.
al will not, ~ elected yeur Repre-
sentative, vote any more mem nor
money, under any circumstances,
for the further proseeu tion OF the
war under the policy upon which IL
Is conducted.
"I am totally opposed 60 the emT
plOyment OF negroes as soldiers, er
TO the tnterference ny the Govern
ment with them, In any way or un-
der any etrcumst ances.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

pS- At one of the outside meetings
OF the Pesee Democrats at Chicago, on
Monday evening, Henry Clay Dean de-
nouneed Mcclellan as I" LincoFnis does.
who, at his masters bidding, had killed
thousands of as good Democrats as the
Lord ever made. - y 8 = "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Col W a. Mapk

OF the s2d Iadlana Volunteers, Is announced
speak al the following places aud tiaaes
Evan willie, Saturday, Sept nth, AtTrN.
Toll city, Wsdne sday. spt 2ist. at -.
Troy Fridag. sept sd. at '. Il.
Ter's Hsute, Monday, Sept 2eth, At r. y.
sept I2-dkwtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

s1- The Chicago Tribune learns
from undOabtsd authority that Hon.
Lewis Cass pronounees the Democratic
platform. a most igponinious surrender
ts the rebels, aad says that be cannot
support it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
COUNTY, UNION TIcKET

fElso'inn. Tuesday. october nth, isgi.l
IasI. 81 ~ rsr--r-
-BMV ~ FoF Rsprfsafaflvs.
FREDERICK W COOK, Of Pidgs0p.
~ uglyA u Coars.
BLYTHE HYNks Of Pidgeon.
For Sheriff
R0BERT EARLEl, Of Pidgeon,
at fsssa Fer Treasurar.
COL. JOHN RBEINLAADER. Of Perry,
safr Fos Recorder.
CASPER T0MHEMELT, u Pidgeon.
.~ ~ csfoasr
JOHN BIsCHMANN, OF PidEson.
.3r For avweyor.
SAMUEL q. ROBINS, Of Union.
For County c9uinfssionsr.
CHAALEs KNoW Lbs, Of scott
Onion Executive Committee, list
District.
Davisis~-JoHS sTRsEs, principal
w.F. THomrs5S, contingent.
Lukess --JoHs MASN, principal;
EaNKsT PtcKHAspT, contingent.
eRsoa.--N D. FRkscH, principal;
jams 7. EHanaE, eont'ngent'
Kunr.-huros p GmHf, principal;
tJANts s. PRtreuEir contingent.
Maytiuk-InsIs ooKs prtpeipali
MIcukEI RKILLT, contingest.
Psks. AooopIErr MoHo.s, prlnripAl;
p. q. HAsno>p, con iugtnt
PsssS EIonS A. mAsS. prl cpuli
ia RoaERs, contingent
esssese .-AJAMFs FAnLKr principal;
RT KKEcHEyAL, contingent,
Vsadsrbursk Iouvsos, principal.
JAsEs II. McNKgLr, eontiassnt'
Wasv1k..-~JoMH B. uASpx, principal;
u ssla J.. D. HunsR skH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

s4-This afternoon the Congressional
candidates speak at Henry Beekers,
German Township, and tonight at Peter
Bohn's Centre Township sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

MORE TksrIMOET.-It IS startling with
what bsrefacsdness and unblashing i'm
pudencs leading Copperhsads will utter
the most unbiushipg and unuitigased
fslsehoods. One you'd naturally sup
poss THAI hoary-hsaGsd old man Ike
wiekEGs, Of aEsatucAy, ~Ould ~
sshsned 70 utter tslsshoods that he knew
we're susceptible Of easy exposure, yet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

THE UsIos ToWssHIPl MEETrxG--The
debate sesween Col Alien and Judge
Niblack, At Cypress Dale, on Saturday
afternoon, drew an audience Of from
800 to 400. Tbs candidates were en-
tsrtsiaei BY that lIss Union man, Mr..
S. C. Rogers The crowd vas vita Col
Allen in sentiment, most decidedly,
which put him in "a excellent humor
The mseting was profitable one for
our side, and Union township can be set
dO~n for the Gauss for which II was
named By large majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

RG~ Hon. D. E. Williamson, Union
nominee for Acknowledgement, viii prob
ably speak here on Thursday night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
MARRIED.

At the rsslasaes Of the brides i4shsr. in New
bargh. Tn4. 81 p r., Sept sih 1894. by Rev
; I. waiksFs Mr.. JssgEI BEKEs. 81 EtAns1iIls.
IsA. 20 Eiss eAaotESx A. HsEsAs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

The undivided 4 81 v 4 # \ Z 9r. section 4,
toVn z. range - vest under which traet, and
II hin Is feet Of the suriacs lice . good vsin Of
coai tea 80 ihck an easy o: aecsas.
~. 40 AcEes - = ~ aoutH- ast part 81 aald
county 80 ard tinater god. This tract Il aias
riei ~ mineral pr0duets- Title psrlect.
auz1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
LO T..

on uEs0Ax NIGHT. AT MOZART HAIL,
" or between the II II and r sidsnce on SC
end strsat. switeh 81 II be hair The finder
sfhes. pa 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

A Ii PERSONS SAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- the 81 amer Supsrtor Will present them al the
Gee farthwitb fer ssstiSnsae.
+, ssps-ssl q. 7. pExT1R.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


.saasiss For Cos oner.
Please aunsupea JOHN BtscnMAS, an I'D
citizen Of this coshty, a candidate fer tho Office
Of cesoaer at the ensuisg October election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
WANTED.

A LADY TEACHER, FULLY COMPETENT
"a to tsks charge Of ieet Female school not
exceeding twenty Fupitss a. Gcieenda, Ills Apply
20 WE LEY SLOAN, er
JOHN GILBERT,
sent Is Cole nda, Ills.
A srTUATIONZRI A COMPETENT PERs
n Eoa--as assistant Book -keeper or Salesman
Can ibf1enee some considerable tr de. Greccry
or Liquor bu isess preferred. Applyat this offee.
sspie-St
A BRIGHT, ACTIVE BOY. AT THE ST.
"a Nieholas saloon. Apply Immediately sspT
TouRNEYMENs CARPENTERS WANTED
= MuRSINNA & BOYD,
Ne. 7, Chan dler's Block.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
ION Pl.a. Judgs.

For Com mon Pleas Judge.
wsAss authorized to announce WILL AZ p.
EDISON, ofMt. Vernon, - candidate for Judge
Of The Court Of Common RI as, IN tnis District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
s650OOO 90

O4b1 Assets-..s..-....s..So sUUU w.
H. KELLOGG. Pre-. W. D. CLARK, Sect'y.
n ne s7aieabis saissfaasai. aaf prouasf Cash %
sPosss - iossss he PHtESIK san 4 prs-sssiasy q
- hsad q 80 prefsssea ipAs - s-asasiee prarx
teHi, ant s-st-ciass busssss rFs n iocs.f aFseiss
u ~ sxoeltd . aAs ssafer corr1cs n ~ lesif
fasurAneies collected, snd pollelas issprd ana ~
sNSd 10 tAis esaing Co PoTafssR, at fair rates Is
J. ", NENSEN kasitsnt A raat
oaioe. Marble hall Building. Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

'siass Fer connty Surveyor.
JANIS D. SAUNDERS will be q csndidAts for
oouuty So ysyor At the ensuing October election,
en sasiiaestisas aloha. M -a ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
FOR SALE.
Carpenters Tools For Sale

V@A foAsS4o AAVotS VI S0AC
DOR SALE Ar PCBLIC AUCTION ON SAT
i urd ,, nth tnst., Between aud o'clock, e
the Sincinl AL House, on Nlne street, be wern
rat and water, let Of vAluaels Carpenters
Tools Sale W thsnt reservation.
ssplsrlvd F.KbEI6, Widow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW.
n renee county, State Of Illinois. two miles
frou tie Wabash river, IL contains 40 acres Of a.
Rood land a. can Be bUnd anywhere ls Of which
are auter cultivation. and the whole veil FENCED
ii ruta also we good new log house. with smoke
heuss, StaoIp. etc. VIII be sold cheap Tito I'M .
disnugahle.l Fog further par ticulsFs euqiire Al
this oniee. sept3-wd
USEFUL. Light DRACGHTa sTEAN
n Heat, n coed raRning order. cheap for
asa snra7 All = - cox / HuMPaRRY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
The Best Is the Che apest

l. FIRE AsDIsBASD TAYIGATIos RISKS
aeesptsa. nos - hsrstof0Esy ~ f<sf rates
and literal cgnaitioas.
2 BUSINESS CONDUCTED vita eorsfsnt dis
pAtsh an4 accuracy
O.. LOSSES Ei~ays net vita psomptassa ans
eompiots lustie..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

FOhurch Property for Sale
rr,HE TaUsTEKS OF TIE LOCUST STREET
II gMeshod "a Church Offer for sale their cid
Cheleh "A Lscask direct, between Second aud
Eneuire 81 ASA IGLEHEART,
anrxs-ff 1hird STREET.
A LOT, WELL SITUATED IN A Dks IkABtk
n psrt Of the city, one hundred BY one handrsd
ara pinety-eight feet. New cottage frame house,
ssstern, &c. Apply to DR. GkAhA9s
Wsikef's Row, Third ct, bet sycAmore and Finss
aug9A-n Evan vile, Ind =
A BRICK HOUSE ON MULBERRY SRI EEr,
n containing four rooms. For particulars en-
qnire at thas SA1ss ang2S
LIME RESIDENCE FOR SALE The splen
II did residences and grounds Of the late II. P. Cas-
setherxy nllsty leeat.d IN the muedia = vicinity
Of NJ. Vernon Indiana, are ofered to purchasers
81 prlIats sAles The grounds contain al, ug seven
aereal and the premises are in complete repair
Penons d sirous Of purchasing o. e OF tIs hand
eonsst piaeesin Solth.rn Indiana, are teferrtd 10
x =. n. SPENckE, 50, Mt. Vernon, or
JEo.J.CHANDLER. ESQ.,. Evansville.
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DIED

r,lne-,on. lad. ana Beaver. rsah.. paper. vi
pl Ase copy
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;eneral McCiellan's Letter OF 1ccep
- lance

We furnished the readers Of the Jour
al with an opportunity to study thisiu
.ortant political document "Saturdal
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