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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
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"e are happy in being able 70
announce TO our readers that in a few
days, large and extensive book store
sin be opened in our mids,, upier tts
name Of the metropolitan Gift Rook
Store"
The largest stock of Books eve,
opened in Indiana, and as large as anv
in Chicago or Cincinnati, viii Be Of
fsrea for safe at the lowest publishers
prices, and gift shall accompany each
book sold, varying in value from fftv
cents to one dollar This viii be great
boon to our citizens, for heretofore thew
have zbOred under the disadvantage OF
having comparatively fewer book stores
than any other city in the Union. In
this stock will be found all the standard
Works-ancient and modern; 1aiscelIa-
neous books. Bibles. Testaments. PRAYER
Books, Catholic aad Episcopal Theolog-
zeal works, Commentaries, Albums,
Portfolios, Holiday Books, Juveniles for
Christmas and New Years, and all other
books usually found ia a first-elass New
York Book Store.
We shall announce the opening in a
few days The store is Ne. 2s. FRS,
street. between Sycamore aud Vine.
Oar readers Wiss ind further parucu-
lars from Catalogues, which will be
freely distributed, and which may be had
tomorrow BY calling at the stose.
Mautsd-Two smart, honest boys
about l6 or Is years of age. Apply i'm
nedia,eIy to the above place.
dit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
To the Peonle of Indiana
Al VI ~ IA n ~ a.
EXECUTIVE DEP4RTNENT,

Indianapolis, Nov II, 1864.
The President Of the United States
in consideration Of the Divine mereies
so widely and so constantly exhibited
daFIng the trisls through which cur
country is nov passing has, in bis pro-
elamaiion Of the 10th of October last.
appointed Thursday, The 18th Of the
present month, day of thanksgiving
and prayer. la its observance he urges
as all to humble ourselves in gratitude
to the Almighty Disposer Of Events. and
to supPlicate Him Tor the speedy return
OF harmony and peace. The duty Of a
christian people to acknowledge the
goodness Of God in every .yay 10 show
themselves cheeIfully submissive to His
Eill IS paramount TO all others.
therefore earnestly recommend the
people OF Indiana 10 observe the day ap-
pointed BY the President, to abandon al
secular business, and devote their time
and thoughts 10 the solemn demands Oh
religion Ia all the mereies vonchsafed
to our natioa the people Of Iadiana have
shared abundantlyt They have gathered
bounteous harvesis and have been en-.
abled TO contribute largely and honoFa-
bly, to the means necessary TO restore
the integrity aud prosperity Of orr gov.
eminent To then God has shown his
mercy coDspieuously, and il IS their daty
to acknowledge it, not only By thanks
giving and prayer, but by deeds OF kind
ness to the needy. of mercy to the suffer
ing and above all by prompt aud abuad-
ant care for the families Of those through
whose courage and sacrifices In the Geld
we hope 10 see our nat on restored
aud renowned do therefore
most earnestly recommend that
on Thanksgiving Day collections
DO made in all the churches and coutri-
buttons OF money, clothing, fuel, and ell
the necessaries Of life, Be made every.
where for the support Of The families Of
our volunteers and draftea men during
the coming winter. TIE season demands
increased comforts, and more liberal ex-
penditures, and IL we you'd show our
selves deserving Of the mercy We ask of
God, We should bestow it IN free meas
ure upon the families Of those to whom
We are under such great obligation. At
the same time, trust that Organizations
will be instituted in every ueighborhood
10 continue the efforts in this behalf. tia,
every family may be msde to feel that
bis family will be provided for by those
for whom he is daring and enduring 40
much. d. p. MoKrox
Governor Of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

~owing to tomorrow (Thsrsday]
being day Of Thanksgiving, DR. Bort
vii not receive patients at his rooms Al
the Sherwood House only during the
following hours: From S til 10 olclsek,
m aud from 8 till 5 o'clock, >. n,
during which hoars he can be consulted
as usual on all diseases Of the eye, car,
Lungs, &c. Deafness, discharges, and
disehargiug Noises Of the bead car Sc
speedily arrested; also, Impaired sight
or hearing Dr. Bort challenges the en-.
tire professions to excel him ia the sue
eessful treatment Of diseases Of the ere
and ear that require either surgical or
medical treatment Handrsds Of recent
testimonials Of cures can be seen ard
examined At bis rooms, from many veil
known persons who reside ia this city
and county.
Nov. 23.-ltd3w.
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spects it was a decided improvement or
that Of the night previous It is no iu-
vidioas distinction, but simply giving
voice to public sentiment, to say that
Miss Laura Linek was the leading star
on the stage, and We are infinitely
obliged to the individual who had The
good taste to request repetition of her
"NeapOlitau, which charmed and de.
lighted the whole audience.
Miss Kinkls possesses wonderful
compass Of voice and only lacks Guilt
walton to become star musician.
These concerts have developed an
amount Of native musical talen. Of which
the friends Of the young gentleman and
ladies engaged, and indeed every lover
Of good music in the city, may well BE-
proud.
The Crescent City Band won new
lsureis last night, and many strangers
il the city were loud in praise of theil
mastery perfor nanees.
We hope to see those home concerts
so to speak, frequently repeated during
the winter. Why can We not have ons
or two each week, The proceeds Of which
might be devoted to the relief OF tb,
poor Of our eity2 A handsome sum ana
vast pleasure might be realized.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

STEAHBoAT DIsAssER-SigEiSG OF THE
KArIE-OSE Mas DaowsEp. - About
. o'clock on Tuesday night, the Katie,
bosnd from this port to Nsshvills, when
entering the chute at Diamond Island
met the Des Moiues, from Memphis to
Louisville with SOME ESQ soldiers Of the
Tth Pennsylvania cavalry on board.
The Des Moinss, as both parties assert,
blew her whistle for the larboard or Ia.
diana shore. The Katie, as her officers
and crew assert, answered the signal BY
two distinct whistles, and kept On her
way.
Capt. Mcconnell, after hearing the
signals, stepped out on the guards and
saw the Des Moines steering up shore.
Not inmagining any possible difficulty. he
went below to look at the cattle, but had
hardly got on the lower deck when be
heard the pilots signal to stoptb Katie
de ran forward and saw the Des Moines
coming square across her quarter, and
had only time to reach The boiler deck,
when the boats struck, the Des Moines
hitting the Katie on her starboard bow,
at the after choek, cutting her down BE-.
low the water-hne and in TO the Captain
Capt Mcconnell ran down stairs aud
seeing that the Katie would Inevitably
sink, rushed shove to rescue his wife
aud other lady passengers. - 81
In the meantime the Katie had sic.
nailed for assistance, and the Des Moiues
ran along side and iosed the Katie 10
within one hundred yards Of the island.
When she listed over to such an extent
as to throw over the stove 10 the pilot
house, setting the boat on fire. The Ere
was speedily extinguished and the boat
settled down by the bows, and sunk in
fifteen feet water, the after half of her
cabin being submerged.
The pilot of the Katie, Geo. Mellen.
stood to his post until his stove felf1
over, when, believing the boat was aboat
to eapsizs, be left the wheel and Jumped
overheard, making his wayto shore.
The officers and crew Of the Katie.
together With lhs passengers, Of whom
there was number, we're safely trans
terred TO the Des Moines, except one |
eolored deck hand, who was lost.
The Katie had on board l3g head
Of Government cattle, only nine ofwhich |
escaped.
A guard sent down yesterday found
nine Of the cattle on the island, and |
going on the Katie they could see the /
deck filed with drowned stock crowded
together, and ali on their feet I
Wolfin & Schaum bad SOS sacks Of
barley on board, all of which viii prove
a total loss.
The Katie lies easy and can be
raised.
Capt Conrad, of the Des Moiues, left
With us statement to the effect that
The Katie did not answer the Des
Moiness whistle, and that the Katie ran.
INTO the Des Moines, sinking herself
An investigation Of The affair viii no /
iOabs be had, and the facts fully sscer-
aimed. s
Capt Mcconnell, Of the Katie, state,
hat some of the soldiers of the 7th
'ennsylvania regiment went on board
ne Katie and tried to break into The
ais, and committed other lawless acts.
me money, however, had been removed
rom the safe. =
Most Of the cabin furniture and bed 2
ling Of the Katie was brought up in a
amaged condition,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

NAsHEzsroS. ost- n
B. fhs Preside=s ef tie 6zised ssasss Of Aa.rlea.
A PROCLAMATION.
1t has pleasei Almighty Goa 70 PTslons or
national life another ysAr, dsseazinz Is with
His guardian care against unfriendiy design,
fron abroad, and T0uchaafng 70 as IN His mercy
many and signal victories over the snssav vho i
Of Cur own hoEsehoid- Il has also Pleased orr
Heavenly Father to favor As veil CIR citizen. in
their homes as our soldiers in their eausrs. n &
our sailors on the rivers and ssas sEith sausrs !
hsalth. He has largely zugEanasd our frse pepa
iafion oy emancipation aud y immigration.
Uhiie be has opsHea to as new sources Of weaata.
aud has crowned the Labor If oar working men IN
every department Of Industry, with abundant
reward Morsoyer, He has been pleased to ami,
mate and inspire cur minds AID hearts with for.
tituds, courage, and resolution sufficient for tbe
great trial Of civil var into which xus have bss
bro1ght By car adherenUs, IS nztiou, 20 The
cause Of frsedgm and humanity ald TO aaord q
u reasonable hopes Of ultimate ssz hapvv deiIv.
eranes from ali eur dangers sd afsietious
Nov, therefore, /, Abraham Linc0la President
| Of the United ststszs Do hsreby appoint and set
apart the last n ursday IN November next A. :.
day Shieh dssirs 10 be Observed by All nv 81
io~-ettizeus, wherever they may than Be- as : siav
/ OF thA1ksgiTiug sad PRAYER 70 Alaaighty Co. tbs
ee2inesnF creator aad ruler Of the uniTersa; and
l Dc further recommend 70 ny fslloW-eitizsns
Aforesaid that on thas occasion tey do revereutly
/ humble themselves ia tbs aRst. and frem thence
oner mp penttsnt and feFssnt prayers aid suppli-
eatons 20 the great DlspeseF Of exeGts for return
q tins inesumable blessings u peAee, nnion, aud
hAraonT throughout the land, watch has pleased
him 70 assign 10 ourselves and cur pastgritv
I throughout ali generAtIons
/ In testimony whereof have hereuuto set nv
haad, and caused abe seal ef the United ss.... 10
/ lie aalxed.
Done NJ the city Of Waahinxsen. this . 81 dav
/ October, in the year q Oar Lsrd one tLo sasd
eigst hundred aaa sixty fur, aud q tie ads-
| pendenee Of the United stats tie sixhty-ni,. IA
ABRAHAM Like y.
| By the President
VIZ II SEWARD.
/ Sarrstarv Of Stat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

gxgrAs there will be no paper on Fri.
day morning 1.-THE day after Thanksgiy-
iDg), we now call special attention to the
meeting Of the Union League on that
evening (the 25th.) Please circulate tho
notice amongst the members, especially
on the day Of meeting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24


BoTHERED.-The Times is eonsidera-
bly, exercised over the distribution of
the Federal Offices in this place. Every
other day it has something to say in
order TO stir MP diseord amongst the
Union men, The object is to break the
ranks Of the Unionists, who's. serried
columns are resting preparatory to The
Spring campaign. At that time there is
work to be accomplished, and that is,
70 wipe out the last relics Of Copper
heAdism from the CRY government and
the Township Offices
The only hope Of the Times is to stir
up trouble in the Union ranks, bat the eff
fort will fail We are all on the best Of
terms with each other, and intend 10
remain SO The Union men are not
only able TO win political battles BY
crushing msjorities, bot are entirely
competent 20 distribute the Offices
amongst the faithful who work for the
good cause. They can do this without
interference by outsiders. Our oppo-
nents need give themselves no trouble.
The Offices are giving the Union men
very little anxiety. They do not fight
for the @loaves and fishes" bat for
principle Tbs Offices will be held By
those who can deal the hardest ticks at
CopPerbeadism. The President will as
certain whom the COpperheads and
rebel sympathizers hate and fear the
worst and will appoint them. Official
positions eAn be put to no better use
than TO preserve the Government BY
keeping down its enemies
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

TAG NoSITOR-Messrs. Carmody 4
Read have leased the Fort Donelsop
House, and fitted it up as a saloon ia
very handsome style.
The bar consisls of a counter in Il.
form Of the turret Of a Monitor. with a
battery, in the centre, of l2-cham.
payne bottles, surmounted BY u pedestal
containing deeanters, glasses, etc the
Shols suFmoaRted BY flagstaff reach
ing nearly TO the ceiling, from the tor
Of which floats the Union Jack The
~hoie arrangement is in good taste,
aud on the second floor are nicely ar.
ranged private rooms for the entertain
ment Of guests
The proprietOrs propose to celebrate
Thanksgiving evening By setting out a
huge bowl Of egg-nog, OF which they in
vits their friends to partake.
It is their design to keep choice
liquors, and an orderly and quie, house
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

TIE CONCERT. = Another large and
very elegant audience attended the CON
cert at Masonic Hall last night, and from
the frequent applause that greeted the
performances. the auditors we're evi-
IDENTIFY well pleased With the entertain
ment
We have neither the space, time, nor
disposition to give detailed notice of
last nights performances. In many re-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
81 90.

Great Bargains at the Ore Dollar
Jewelry Store The finest assortment
Of Jewelry and .Silvesware ever offered
All of the latest styles. to be sold. re-
sardless OF cost Call and examine and
satisfy yourselves Remember, your
esoies for one dollar, at No. 10, Main
street, next door to Reillys grocery.
NoT. 22-d2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs

ThAuAssising sermon viii be preached AZ the
Canberiand Prssbytsrisn Church thia day. At
ls7s o'si0sk a. n. and at the HsbFon Chureh.
Height township, a. ! s'sSock Pm
The WAt.e7 SsaEET PNzaE-EA4Ax cHuse,l
viii be open for divine ssrvhs this norninK, Al
lo1s o'sieek. Subject Of seonrss: THE FurvAE
or cvs oousrsr
! oitiEsas ahd stranger. ars fnviiea % .tt.na.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

sa5- The citizens Of Center Township
arc requested to meet at the school.
house in McCutehenville, on Friday
evening, for the purpose of organizing
a Soldiers Relief Club" A full at.
tendance is requested.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
CITY NEWS

No PAPER TOMORROW has ever
been the custom Of our employees to OBJ
serve the day set apart for National
Thanksgiving. Consequently no paper
will be issued from this Office TO morrow,
unless some very important news is re-
ceived, in which case we will issue an
afternoon edition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

FOa sAIE-six new houses, nearly
eonplesedi one large house, with ten
rooms, near Main street a variety Of
other dwellings, and building lots.
FoR RENT.-A first class dwelling, in
Q desirable location. Enqnire Of
nZV-n A JoHssoE y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

REcAPTuRE or PRIsoSERs - Among
the numerous conjeetures relative 10 the
destination Of Gen. Shermans army, is
that BIO reaches the Atlantic shore at
Savannah. 1t is supposed that there is
a probability thai be may reach that
point just in time to reeapture the
10000 rebel prisoners now in course Of
exchange. If be should do so, it would
be Yankee trick well worthy of ae-
complishment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

NEw York STORE CLolK DKPARTnKxz.
We invite the special attention of the
ladies' Of Evansville end vicinity to cur
unusual large and attractive assortsnsn t
OF saeques, basques, circles, &c, Of the
choicest French and American styles,
also to our eloakings and trimmings, all
of which have been bought siaee The r..
cent heavy decline in goods, which will
be saving to our trade Of at least 30
per cent J.TAS. A. CooIaDax
Nov. %, Is64-dIw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

THE TTH PKSSsYLvAsIA CAvAIRY-
Lieut. Colonel seibert, commanding the
7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, called at our
office yesterday morning to express bis
modification at the reported conduct Of
the detachment Of the regiment that
passed up, on board the Echo on Tues
day
Col Seibert appears to be an elegan.
gentleman, and has the reputation Of
bsing gallant officer, and we are GER
tain no one deprecAtes the conduct Of =
small portion Of the regiment in this
city more than he does 8
The regiment numbers about 1900
men, Of whom 100 are at Nashville
800 passed up on The Echo, $50 on the
Des Moines, while the balance are in
hospital or on detached duty.
Col Seibert las full control Of his
men, and the conduct of iha. portion Of
the regiment on board the Des Moines
wasin every way such as become brave
and Intelligent soldiers Of the United
States Army, and it is not jus, tia, the
whole regiment should suffer reproach
from the bad conduct Of lev.
Col. seibert desires as to say that any
one having suffered loss or damage from
the members Of the regiment shall OBJ
tain remuneration by forwarding their
accounts 10 him at Louisville, as he ia
determined that the officers and men i'm
pheated shall te held 10 strict &C.
countability
Persons sending forward such claims
Should have them properly verified by
the Post Commander or ouartermss,er
Of the city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Inc officers are about through exam.
ming drafted men, Centre Township.
NandeFeargh County, only having to
report winch will be done to-day. We
will in few days be able to re,or, az
whole number of men ssss forward from
this Office. -
During the temporary ab.s,.a -
Capt Hynes, Capt. Wartman is Ae,;ns
Provost Marshal.
The supplementary draft will take
place Immediately.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

BarThe weather has sensibly moder-
ated, the mercury at sundown last even.
ing standing at 360 above zero. Ii will
doubtless grow warmer each day till ii
rains.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
The Union League

van meet on Friday Ese,.sag. Nov
18th, Ga, at Mozart FaR New officer,
sill De elected, and other important bu.
s'ness viii be acted upon. A fall at
tendance is expected.
By order
Nov. 23-2dt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

bS- Let all who have a thankful
spirit close business to-day, at leas
during divine service, and offer up praise
for the numerous blessings they have
received from the Giver of oil good
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
HARDW AKIN
Ar
REDUCED PRICES !
Jacob Straub G. Son.

AxEs.-LippincOtt's, sharp's, aud
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut Saws-o0m-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters ana Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain Shoyels. Long and "p"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scvthes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment. at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools. 8s9a
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain PUMPS.
Carpenter Tools.
Also a full assortment of Shelf
Hardware.
40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Postomee yot,es

The POsiofhee will be open on Thanks
giving Day from : 10 loan and from
2 to 5 P N.
E JAMES Il. McNEELr, P. II.
& Nov. :l3-2dt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

ORANGES We are indebted TO our
esteemed and worthy friend Mrs. P. G.
oRiley for nice present of fresh and
delicious oranges, fresh from the Sunny
Gnnih
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Ba5- Go to J. II. SCOTS News Depot,
Second street, for periodicals, illustrated
weeklies, photographs, BE. &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
COmMIssIoNER's SALE.

pY oeDBE or TIE cOURT OF cowwo.
- fle@i - TIE fpgnfy u vsndsrburgb 80
t@te q Isean.r VII seii 81 rFiysts al T., n
~ - - eisi.ion q Lots Nos rs ssd
beiaz tEesty-tFe issf fnoat b. ninetT TT 49,
20 s.tneiea % Vine STREET. tetNssp 5000 -
olfi irsss' ths property Of TIE heIrs IN 49,.
=, n. ons-hAlf cash, and one hsif
-, 5kO. J. CHANDLER
Cemmiasf1nsr
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MATCHMAKING
REWARD.


- - - -
NTRATED Or srOLES-FRoM THE. GRO.
- - esry y hs1Ey Bremen 90 Monday sye1fnx
Nov. Zlst. Two Mars Nuiss Tbe - ~. -,
,hIse. nonse eoisrad. uifh sklark zsrIps down ~
49, the other IL smaller. Bay Eeaa, VITA a
sllpe aoNa sis back ThsT w-rs hlsehsa 10 :
corn neal y
!. Isr-enty-hv Dollars reward will b. paid e,r
thsfr dsissryto Henry Brsassr, ccrnsr of rfrst
- - stEssts- novzs-Ta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFT-Gen. Pitch
er, Proves: Marshal General for the
State, has ordered a Redistribution Of
the deficiencies of the townships of War.
rick County, under the late draft We
annex statement showing the number
required from each township under this
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

& - . @~0t Au4 lAfus
person, Of sighiesn years standing. b
Dr.. Bort, who Is nov at the shsruood
House, in this city:
COFFEE, Clay Co, IxnrAxa
November I4th, 1854.
As you requested, shall Inform "a.
Of my daughters case Of deafness ana
her loss Of speech As you are ava-s
you operated On her ears aud throat -
the Sd Of October, 1864 Sc bss
nov recovered her hearing. also -
speech Is fast improving, and tbanks -
yoa Tor the recovery Of my dauvhteris
case Asi remarked to you. I bsd can.
suited good many eminent surwsor.
ana all with one accord. gave i as Their
opinion that nothing could be- doris 80 g.
the restoration Of her hearinr AMI
speech. ana
many persons here are anxious n 500
Yoo, and wish TO know how long Won in
tend to remain in Evansville
-s9 JAeoB L. THoupsox
Dr. Bort is still at the Sherwood
House, where he can be consulted on All
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat,
CatArrh, Lungs, and Heart
Cousultatioh free. Ie-d6wlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

IHANKssvINs.-The great scarcity OF
turkies in this region will be severely
felt by those who desire to observe
Thanksgiving Day according to the an
Glen regime,
Last year turkies we're abundant, and
we were overwhelmed with them as pres
ents from our large-hearied and gem
erons friends Of the provision stores.
This year we fear we shall have to ig
more the pleasure of turkey, as few of
the provision men can obtain one for
themselves.
The heavy shipments to the far soutS,
and a general desire on the part of
farmers to hold the stock now on hand
Tor the holidays, cOnduces largely to the
great scarcity in the market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
COAL.

Newburg and Eureka Coal.
hn UNDERSIGNED WILL FURNISH TO
oeSi' In Quantities to suit.
psxs l 14 AoRTEN CO.