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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
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wILLIAm wALKN KNn,

d ND, soi THIRn STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
4 p prepared 10 aecninmodste his eustotnsrs vita
j every artgle Of genihemen's ytarlpg apparel
the InteHt 4 tyle and best qualify. Ihose who went
coats pants, yestsi Ahirfs hosiery, handkefrheis
gloves, lndt 8ioni sppefs, 6o., viii DO well 10
give him acll. m ..I au24
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
Aost,
a ,ns NuteIs.
UNITE1ED,sT.A1TESH0TEI i T 4

(precti5 ubpoaiie the Boston ana Worcester laroud
44aa. l..4ta.Ii lDepotD Dutr ..
DNHE undersigned, who has boon cDnnec cted with the
American House, IN this city, tor over nine yenrs,
has leased this we'll knowB and popular Hotel for a
torm Of years, ant pledge him EFT TO his friends and
thu pnghc % use hls tHost Efforts 90 sustain the rep
uiatoh Of tho UNITED STATES HOTEL,Hs a first
cl,r.i house The public may rely upon dadng. nj
this house, al The appliances and comforts oi hi4-
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per da,,
o'Si6m FRANK " PRATT
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18

ihliirfcn gu fSnncn slauttc. sns or nun iat, RAP
man i'm ~alrnatm, Sc9 or faln ieine srrbe, rrahtz
rcQe Slassc auf, unr f~s,lsrte einsn Shus gum 53eis
den, Zap er i6nen Srcs tct. Oils bic enaliIhen
oicic mn Sa tefanntc Slasse IN i6rsr Mitte faitsrn
iaben, madtcn ie icsleih Saso auf DEN Sserduter,
rdbrenp Die Sitiurisnfabrsr, ais rb fs anasiidts
ibrrr GclcitsiAife ih rcr Dem giratsu firhtetsn,
in eutsssensclestsr @idt,ns fcrtieseltem. Sc tez
fanr itt tlcs elm cnsliihes 8riessihiT auf Der
s~Sinrieite css 9iratcn, unr in elmer irlAen stsl=
flung, DAP CT ;riiten r%eniisltcn une Dem Srsinsdsr
rcn ricr uno iietcn,is &ancncn unS Den feineu Tres
satten, Die rdfrsup Ger giaht an ibm rcrtsi seie=
selt irarcn, Na,n, scnus Bate, u,n itnen ~ sntss<
ben, penn lcinc Sris9 mar Elm rel ihneaeres ShiT
ais aQe teinhlidsn @Gein Der @inp, Der pcr6er
nur ihmah mar, lsste iA gang ,nD gar, nnp ATE
Shine lassn tr,rssunsslrS auf Der SricselfdHe
rss Mcercs.
Sest mar Die Gage Der 9riss alercinss cine istr
gefabrlihs. Ser Srsinsder unn bic teiScn Sresats
ten raren niht 4rcitsr ais spiihcn flint unn feds
Metlen %cntfsrnt, une has n6hite Sriessihif niht
iiter cine Wcilc. 9ertram iab Elm, eab, menn Die
@inritiae LANCE pausrn irlts, cine itermaltisencs
In;atl rrn Mannihaft in Den 8rcten sesen i'm
ausseianrt iperren irirbs, rr;u aud idcn Nnital'
ten am Den Shihen ~setrcfen murcen, ME or reut<
lid nurh fem Sernrrbr iab.
GprtesunS fplSt.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18
SInfSs9nte5 Gapttel.

Sin Scitraum Bon ipan;ia Sabrel tcipirft arcEt
9cranccrlnscn unr @ehiel I'M mcuihlihen &C.
zen. Nls mir Den Scier lsste5 9tal IN Garitaiu
Scrlinc's Sait5 cinfaErtcn, bcfanrcl ih sic @liez
Der der Gpnliitrn Sainilie Bert mo Die Ncltcrll
t%e,rcintcn itren rerlrreuen Spbn. @ber jest iritrDc
CT iih r~cr9ebens mad, Dem nctten SGlehcu lmlez
6en, nit lctnsm ltebliden 6arten ltun ieinen meibel
@dnnen, Die nit Srumcraritmaufen eeeeGt narcn.
Yin lctner Stellc mar Elm arrBeS, ltcl;c5 6efIupe
autaetitrt itnn Der @artcn mar ~cteufallS III 8ait=
rldsc ats9cle9t nrb nit lhpnen tSGulcrn trpcft.
Mtcr Sritrn mar cten 10 pcrdneert ais Sbarlcs=
tctrn. Scr Sslcr frl9e ms mad Dem Srtrrtrtr Der
@ctrircr Sibtlc. SIS mar nid,t mcGr 81 finren. Sn
Rem cl6en arr6er GefGupe lab es aans anncrs. Sin
rrahtrrllcs 3ilniner murpe ais Grnlptrir fenlst.
Gin lrciherS srrih tepsft Den Subbcrcn, eieSSdnz
DC linb lhSn taptSirt, Elm aldn ;cnlcr Wtabaarnipult
itebt all Dem nit lhrereu 8rrGiuaen reritfcnen
Ssnltcr, inc rcr c1nleleen Iiet, niht Glibu recr
Samuel Sitbls, irnnern unier after Srruno Gapiz
tain Gemiitcn, BERT in Na6frlscr i'm 6sihGft mar.
Samncl mar rlSslih al sinsm Shlasfu6 seitrr=
ZEN, utp Glitu Bate i'm niht lanae itcrlcbt. Sic
9Sittire nes Scttcren bate an Gpmiitcn ausrerz
fauft, Der auf icinen Sabrten mad Sitinnisu nurd
etni9c lebr 9liiflide uno or olareihe Gpcfulatirnel
ih stn arrses @ermlTasn cr,rprten bate.
Sic Sanp Der Belt hatts AUDI cine srcBe 9erz
aHrethHS III 9dpttalh 9Cflt'1trn 8 allBerel1l Nn1epef
bcrrcr9ernfen felt mir i'm sulsst iaben. Seint
ihlanfe, anfrsAte @sitalt mar slrar nod rr1 mr.
fraftis, ater fem tSaar mar tcne,ttenp grant 9sirpr=
DEN 1cin ben Ger Srnne setraunts5 @eitht ira,
iharfcr nnS flaB seprrpen; Die Scrsen nnD Wit.
ben Dos Gslddftslefens rnp Der Summer nm isiner
rerlrrcnen Srtn tattsn Surdsn iiter feline breits,
bree Stirn unS feline @anscn seScssn. Ater CT ira,
nidt alcin IN leincm 6rmrtrir. gluf Den, Scfa iai
Gin errpnlsnter, itattliher, siitn.iitbis ausiebenre,
Mann ten rrihli4 iehjis Sahrcn rsien riinnss,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18

Itenr niht mctr tsunrutisen, bier fnS mir jsrsn=
fats iihcr. Srer, lAenf' gacin elm mir mrIcn
AMI Saritan Sarlinstrn's 9utes Slid in 3ufunft
%trinftn; or ihcint mir audi Elm @liifsfinb at ltin."
2Sir irrlsn bic trauten es,lte ~plarSsrn uno schen
lailcn, unp ricccr cincr ancercn Sccnc tcirrbnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18
&icriebntes Garitcl.


Sim udhiten Sage nah Dem Srrr res 4iratsn
grtsrt ebalnp %fattertcn Die Slasacn rrr rcm Sau=
(, Ses &Dni9s Der Gee, auf Der ~itrlsen @riss lnp
Dem @fleincren UabrSeu9cn aQe al Der gRittc nsr aia=
ltcn. Sic ctem auI9ssanseue Srnne lhicn Ron etz
nen mrlfsnlcien Siumsl auf Zen ctsn tsidrisbs=
nsn lhSnen 3uFu4tsrrt Der Yiratsn. SIS purssn
4nitaltcn sctrrnsn, DEN 6durtlins, isinsm lsstsn
2Sluihc serndB, ;u t~csrabsn. SIS mar Gin munpers
tarer Anblif, einen Sserduter nit ausm 4Sprnp ilnb
esrsmrnisQ jsincS scisemaDiscn &Gniss tsitattst
lrcrcen leben; es mar aufalcnr, cine 9rpcsiipn rrn
iun9cn, irsibscflsirstsn Machsn, nit 8lumcnfDr=
bsn in ren Sdnnsn, liA Dor benz Srauerbauie auf>
lteaen is9cn. SlS enrli4 Die in cine rrahtprns
Slasse, ME mir chen tsihristen baben Ger sse>
rallber feiab nrh cine brittle, bic CT ausSrIdliA fir
rislen .3rsd batte MAIDEN laisn), sinsebHQt, ron
Den Sfercffjicrsn Der 8anrs astraasn, rrn 9sr=
tram, ais Dem t9aurtlcirtrassnrcn, Ssfclst, aus Dem
Sra'erbauls sctraAt lrurSc, sinssn rieic fleinen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

Governor MoRfoE AND rHE RADICAL
GERMkEs-The Indianapolis correspond
emit of the Cincinnati Enquirer tele-
graphs as follows 10 regard TO the speech
OF Governor Morton ct the Liacoln rasi-
heation meeting in Indianapolis on Sat,
urday night last:
Governor Morton, last night at the
Lincoln ratification meeting, made
furious onslaught on the radical Ger
mans. he denounced Fremont, aud he
denounced all his friends. The eonse-
quance Is that today many stauneh Re-
puolicans are advocating the withdrawal
OF his name from the State ticket"
The above appeared 10 the Times Of
the lTlh The writer knsw when be
published il that il was = lie out Of the
whole cloth. Governor Morton, in a
Published card, which We have copied,
denies saying anything to justify such q
report.
The indianapolis correspondent Of
the Cincinnati EHqairey" who sele-
graphed the fabricatioa, is also the local
editor Of the Indiana State Sentinel BE
manufactured lie on the Governor fer
the Sentinel, and then retailed il out to
the Cincinnati Eaqssirsr and other pa
pers
The Governor has branded it as it de-
served to be.
The local reporter aforesaid is one
Charley Baymillsr, low, drunken,
beastly vagabOnd, and disgrace to the
profession be follows, and even to fee
dog that he associates with. He delights
in manufacturing lying and BLACKBOARD
reports in relation TO Union men and wO-
men, and in profaning sacred things to
CRAFTY bis love for nosoriesy and sccen-
tricisy Everybody who knows him sets
down whatever be says or writes as false,
and places no dependence whatever on
his word.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
EXAMINATION
--8E-~
PUBLIc SCHOOLS.


1NHH ASEUAL EXAMINATION Fl ths PuH-
Il LIC SCHOOLS Of tho eliy 81 kvsnsviFBs vii
wsli eotamsnes on WEDNESDAY,. Jsas %, Iasl.
and pFosssa IN he fsl:oviag VEisf, Via
Fsdsesday, Juas I'D
PARK sehsel-hsuss (slHfA PrlHayA Ms Mar.
rsn, priassPsl fFem % lesa e'sigek an.
fsrs ssassl. sss.. sssyss's rfisry. Ma.
Lover sehool-hsnsa gFsHfth PrimAryk Miss
Eaton. priaelpai, from 10 = o'clock -
LevsT school houss fThI9a pFimAry). Miss
Cody. psiasipais fteu "a 70 . e'ssoea "a. fs 2
Thursday, JuHe Esd a
Upper schOol-heass (ssesaa Psiszsry). Mas
Ham. principal, from 40 less 'slosk A.As "a
Hawfey, Prineipal, frors i0tS 70 fso'eiosk y Is7
Locust ssEsss school -honss tSinsh Primaryl.
Miss Crest, prtneiSal. from 20 y o'ciock PH.
frsseent sehooi-ba fTinh primafyL Miss
Dow. principal. and Eighth Rrissarsg Miss Bel,
principal, fron 81 % 81 ssleek P.E.. --f.r
Friday, Jaae 24fA.
Lover s<hool.Aoass (sseaaa Boys' Fatsrnsai-
alel. Miss Riddle. prineiPaI, from Az % IL
Lower echsol,heuss (ssssnA Girls Insssnsdi-
sisl. Miss $ J. ciarks, Prineipal, from 70
Monday, June 2Ttk.
Upper school .houss first Boy.' Tutsrmsilss.l,
Aias o'ByrBs. principal from sts n e'sisek = ]
upl@r schooi.hogss (Firzt Girls IntsrnssdlAssl.
Miss Yeats, priaeipsi, from q e'eisek P.s.
Tsesday, June asa.
Lover sehool-hsuss fseeond Boys' GrannArl,
NJ. Knight, principal, frua . 20 Il s'eiock "
Lower sthool-koass gsscohd Girls Grammnrl.
Miss =. N. CLARK, principal, froa 10 5 o'sloek
F.A.
Wednesday,, June 29tk
Upper school house first Heys' crAnnas1,
Miss G. HcoA eF, principal. frosn e i =. m
Upper Sea9ol-nauses First Girls GFAzner3 Mas
MsCsllisssr, principal, from 20 5 o'eloek pm.
ThgrsdGy, yuns 30fh.
Righ scAooi. Mr. Pxrsous, prsnslpaI fron 2
e'cloSk Al Until o'eiock Pm. saaa sac
Friday, July lst ST aasH
Private examination Of ezh1ldAszs for he Hlxh
School E-s4s
The nsnbers cftAs Csrrnon ceuscfi, parsnts
and gu&rdisas ef children. vad ths frissds u sdu
cation are iavited 70 astsnd. The exave3ses will
eommencs promptly at the time stated. and %
zxoid foterTnptian Walters aFs rsqasssad % b
present pruFinus to the opeaiaE. All seAalAFs
not present At the EXAMINATION 81 the schools %
which they respectfully belong viii ~ resairsd
TO undergo an exAmiaaaioa prvvteas - catering
school again.
chiiarea will not Be- admitted Al any of ths an
sxsiuztions. Hz0. WHEELER. Trazsns
lane2e uyf WAX FL, Szpsrintendslt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

LEETEEs REHAINISeB UNCLAIMED ss
;hsls%st-oAsss AZ Eyansvils2.s ss.ta Of Indians.
La .#ay q Sure, 1884.
- t oktAin any o. tszss Iettsrs, shs av.li-
eant aust cal for ~szrs~ssssz Es~rs : give IL
4te . shis tist- ard pay eat % advertising
80 II not called for witkIa ss0Ata, they viii
b sert 70 the Dez3-Lettsr O11cs-
EkEE bkLIyEET Of letters b csryi~s :, tha
rssiie1ees 81 owners In the l4rgzr tties) MAJ he
skCCB&D By ob@sFsinx he f5lfowfnx RULEse
i. DIRECT issssrs plainly % tie sgrees sud
n1mb@r, as sell ths Boss-efdce ana stnts
= HEAD hstters wIsh the EFit.rfs psul-gsSes
sAd s1zars e~sss and sazz4ser, sixe rAazs plziaiy
9Th al nsmes and fsqasst tai snaws<z II
sirse<ed 1e-oraErxly
). Lattara 70 sgraaxers or trkasiss yialt1rs in
. town o. city. whose special s1drxsB nav - a.
kSoSus sksula bs ns<ksd, nskhs lowsr lsfk-hazA
eognsrs With the wsrd - TFsnsi ats
4. P.4cs tAe p0sfags- stznsp on tie epper rigkf-
kz@d Garner, snd l~sss spass bstwesn the stamy
and airsetisE fsr Poa-raski-S wish@st iassrssg-
lag Wiz the writing
MA REQUEs ser the RE1CHg sfa lrs-
tsE - the writer, Il sreizissf wiehia thirrF days
e less writes prtnts4 viii Gks srit.ra Nznza
p1E-cfoss. ar1 Stzts across rAe isfs- had end sg
tAs saEsieps, on the fsas sl3s, vii - oczpliex
with a. ss usaAl prepaid rata % psssags. pagasis
whsa the letter "a delivered to lie xritsF.-sss
=, Law of isss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
Is.sssinatIen 81 Col. Jamss Poole.

HssDERsos, June ~ 1864
Editors Journal;
Permit US TO give correct statement
Of the circumstances attsndingthe deash
Of Col James Poole, which transpirsd in
this place last night I
James Poole was recently commits
sioned ~ Colonel Of the militia Of this
county. and last week issued his order
for the organization Of the same Last
aizhf about eleven O'Clock, while Poole
- standing a, the counter Of the
Trr;on Hotel, (where be was boarding.
taxing a ,srink Of water, three guerrillas
eane II Al ths door and advanced up to
him. one got on ons side Of him, ore
on the other side and the third behind
hin. The one on bis left side asked,
'Are you Mr.. Poole? Ceps jim.
Pooley BE answered, Il Az. The
guerrilla replied, Then you are our
prisoner" Poole replied, II reckon
not and commenced drawing bis pistol
| Immsdiately the guerrilias fred three
shots. After an interval Of four or i've
seconds they began firing again, then
retreated toward the door and drought
Poole pursued to the door, fired one shot
and felt He was shot through the
breast and thigh, He died in about q
inmate after falling.
The gnerrillas ran up the stEest sbout
two squares, and then returned with hf-
teen or twenty others. They did no
other damage at the hotsl, but robbed
the store of g. A. Mayer b Sons Of sevs-
raj guns, aIao soms pistols and amnu-
milton, and captured Capt Sam. Allen,
late Of the Eigth KsntHcky Cavalry, and
took him away with them. They also
captured James Schaeffsr, recruit in
the six months service in this State. Al
any rate, Allen and Schaefer have not
been seen since this morning, and the
guerrIIIss said they had Them.
The number Of gusrFillss is vsriously
estimated, bat from the most rsliablp sc.
counts there we're about twenty-five in
town.
So far as this relates to Col Poole
death. the abovs was the evidence elicit
cd before the Coronsrs jury this morn
ing.
The gnsrrillas we're uadsr commant
Of one Capt January, from Union eoun
TT. JoHA c. srAPP, Coroner.
Es. w. CArLix, Foreman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

LINCOLN AND Johnson AT THE sTATH
cAPrrAL-We copy to-day tbs State Jour
nails account Of the proceedings Of Lin
coin and johnson ratification meeting
recently held At indianapolis, and the
speeches Of Gov. Morton, Col. Conrad
Baker, and HorAtio c. Eeweomb, Esq,
on the occasion. These speeches will
be read with great interest By every
supporter OF the Baltimore nos,ineea.
They possess especial significance and
importance from tho fact that the in-
ansnees about Indianapolis have act
been favorabls to the denomination Of
Mr.. Lincoln. The current in the Spring
WAS rather against him there: now II is
immensely in his favor. There is Ere.
mont faction at the Capital, and shsy
have an organ lthe Erie Prssss), but
can do the Baltimore ticket very little
harm.
By the way, Colonel Bakers title for
the Cleveland faction--Ghs Drihwood
party lis appropriate and good. The
Cleveland ticket is q sort of boom"
set to catch all the drifl .aAoat Some
strange and crooked sticks win yeti be
caught - probably some "butteruut
logs and New York Woods"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

A CURIOUS ISeIpKsr OF TIE RzBKL
RoBBKR RAID AT LExIScroS.-Through
letter from DR.. Chipley, saperintend-
ent Of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, at
Lexington, KY, We learn one Of the
most remarkable incidents we have ever
known Of its kind. The robber gang Of
Morgan attempted to make their way
into Lexington, under the protection Of
the Asylum buildings. Bot the ere from
Fort Clay was too hot for the rebels.
One Of the shells from Fort Clay passed
through the front wall Of the Asylum,
making hole twenty-ons inches in d.
ameter. The shell entered the room,
sight By tea feet, occupied By female
patient, who was in bed The shell ex-
plodsd IN the room, tearing the furniture
into fragments The pieces of the shell
we're gathered up in the room, with over
fifty musket balls The patient was not
injured ia the least degree.-L oxisci1s
Presa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

b. 1t was Andrew Johnson, Of Ten
nessee, who, in the Senate OF the United
States, when the secessionists we're de-
serting their posts. dared to say to them,
as be significantly shook his fnger at
JEFF. Davis, " II I we're the President
would arrest you as traitors, try you As
traitors, and hans yo,t az fraitors."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

nSr No mail matter is allowed, under
the naval order restricting trade with
Kentucky, to be sent up Green river, o.
to any Kentucky town below Hawesvills
unless at ssarrisoned posts. The latter
comprise Greensboro, Snithland, and
Psducsh. The mail for HOpkinsviIIe
and other points in Christian county
goes around by way of Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
SUMMER REsORP.
West Radnn snrinns

THIS TAv0KITH wATEaINa PLAox.
4 having h@aa rsntfsa. faralsh@a, AHs ths
sfrlngs yeFy mash lapnsgsd - nsw stesed gss
the rsesptsaa AZ haar3aFs Asl4 sIeIigFE fhs rhaF-
apBee@ssRFy, fer ar1haF paftleaiAfs snsnire =
n HsBning. EYanssIlis
gpuzl .agul On. A. LANE. Pserrlesof
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

Be CARKrUL---Cofrespondenls sending
letters to MiIlersburg, Warrick county,
should address them Canal P. O., Ind,
or put the comfy On IL ihey don. recol-
lset the Official name Of The psstofiee
There is MiIlersbsFgh poss0hlcs in Elk.
hart county.
Lagrange Station, 90 tho E. & c. r.
r., ia Fort Branch P. o. There l. a
Lagrange ?. @. in LagEaage coanty.
TaylorsviIls, Wsrrick county, ia Polk
Patch p o. There is TaylOrsviIls P.
o. in Bartholomew county.
Elizabeth, Spencer county, is Dale T.
o. There ia an Elizabeth =. o. in HAr-
rison county.
Farmsrabargh Station, on the Z. !
G. II. B., IL Ascension P. o.
Oakland City r o. is IN Gibson com
ty; Oakland p. O. Ia jpsncer county.
csntsrviIle P o. is in Wayne county.
There Is no P. o. At Cehtsrviils, Spencer
eoanty.
Hartford Station, =. b c. Railroad,
Is Pimsnto r. @ Hartford p. o. IL 10
Ohio county, Ind
PetspsbuFgh, Christian county, ~, 70
Williams z. o. Pstsrsbaygh r q. Is 10
Boone county.
South carrollEon and CarrolIton are
different post Offices 10 Kentucky. Tae
FIRST il in Muhlenburgh county, the
second in Carroll county.
Barksssilis, Ky, i in Cumberland
cOqEsyj Birk's City in Davisss county.
Letters Tor Warrenton. Gibson eou..ts,
Ind, shoald be addressed 10 Haubs.Als
or ssundersvills p. O. Theirs is War
ringtOn p. o. in Hancock county.
Don't address letteFs to Springfield,
Possy county, Ind. There Is no p o.
there. Springfield P. %. is in FrankIin
county, Ind. aNt
The locality in Spencer county, Ind,
sometimes called Santa Pc is Santa
Claus P. o. Santa Fs ?. o. lain Miami
county
Eureka, Spencer county, Ind, is
Preach Ialana P. o. -
Always pat the name of the eosHty
on letters addressed to small places.
Also put the name Of the State on all
letters There are 10 Lsfsyetses, II La
Oranges, 6 EvansviIles. 81 Madisons,
q Washingtons, 10 LouisviIIes, IL
Petersburghs. aud so on, in the official
list OF post Offices Of the q. S.
Attention to these Suggestions viii
prevent miscarriages and delays Of let.
ters
P. S-Put no excise stamps on mail
matter. They are not good Tor postage.
Neither are stamps of the old issue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARsmsdy Tor the PIIss.-It IL = bl'.s.
lag ts the suffering to kaow that We have an
sHsstaai care for this truly troabIssons disease
Mr.. }. p. HasaFds, Of iss ssooni Street. olasiB-
natl. Ohio, takes great pleasure In Informing al
Sh0 are saierins with piles that he used snail
quantity Of DR.. striskiand's Pile Remedy. and Il
saso1s1 3 permanent snrs. This SEEMS lo - tbs
ease with ali Who make use Of this spisnaII pre-.
pArAtiou. IL ia man ufaetnrsd At No. Bast Bourth
street, uneianAsi, o., and ssld ~ all druggists.
lag 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr., EtiEor Fls4ss AauaHaes ny. nams - ~
Independent candidate fsr shssis u vasassla q
County, at Tbs sssufag October sisetloE. -
speak The 0vrmau and Eagilsh laaguArss al
hsse been q fesidsnt Of ssost Township -
swungy .oas years. CONS y 0uIsE
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FRAME DWELLING, With eight
n rooms, Ia 60 d nslghborheeds ON Seventh
Street.
ALSO. Brick House, with seven rooms, on hui.
berry Street.
Possession given Ia thirty days.
For particulars. inquire Of -
fnnei7 div ASA fGLEHEAHT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

nTThe Lonisvills Journal Of Thur
day says: The trains passed over the
Frankfors road yesterday without inter
rnption- Passengers report affairs quiet
in the capital There were rumors of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
LOST.

GOAT.-On fha Henderson road on the Indiana
~ side, Black Coat, ia Ehieh we're some mo-
asy aud papers Of no value 20 any one except the
osnsr I Will give the coat aud money to any one
~ho ulii return me the papers, 81 the sher sood
uOsss ia this city. q. ". PHIPPs-
iunaIb div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
Guerrilla Bands Forming In Ken
fuekT.


STEAMER GREY Eagle, .OaIo RITER,
June Il, 1864
Editors Ledger; have recently
passed over large portion Of Kentucky
have conFsrsed With many 8 Eecesh,
and have overheard much eonveEsatiOn
Of members Of rowing bands Of rebels
am satisfied that Il the people along
the border do not organize and provide
for their defense, that much trouble viii
Be given your border counties By guerril-
las, particularly should the Ohio river
get very low. Itis Supposed thai daring
harvest il viii be impossible to get the
farmers out on military dnty. and the
gue.rillaz viii take advantage Of this 10
rob, barn and plunder along the river.
Caution FOUR psspss 10 prepare for them.
Ksntneky is fall Of sInah bands Of these
robbers, asd should they join together
their n0s scattered bands. quitsan army
would be formed. Respectfully, r.
b Of Nashville, Pa,
The writer Of tho above gives as ;
warning that the State and National au-
thorities should heed and At once take
steps to thvars the Purposes Of shs rebels
and horss-thieFes. gers @E
one Of the most important measures
Of defense for our State would Be the
construction Of o Lac Of tslsgEsphsbe.
tween New Albany and Mount Vernon.
along the Ohio river, BY which intelIi
gence Of the appearance Of rebels o.
guerriIlaa could be al once eommuni,
Gated. ~
A sisgis rai4 to this sid Of u,
river, such as that made BY John Nor
gan or even Capt Hines, would no donb
cost the Government and the State moEs
shGn the entire cost Of the line.
We again urge this measure Of De
Tense upon the attention Of the iosern
or. IN the meantime let tho Legionsb'
placed on war footing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

e3roa Saturday week ago gang Of
gpsrrillas crossed the Cumberland river
al Canton. They were moving through
the country robhing everybody lhAT met
4 farmer residing near CansDn Wss rob
bed Of 800 They lopksa ike adsspsr.
ate set Of fellows, and considerable
alarm vas manifested by he elsiasnss 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
WANTED.

ciTREET-sPRIHKLER -TWsiys dollars per
- week sill Be paid fer sprlnkliag block and
a half ~ Locust Street. Apply At the Journal
Once CT the Gas Oiiies. tanels
MET HURsK-To take charge " q child three
w months old. Apply ~ this ofiss. No OBJ
lection 10 lady with a child.
junsls d4t
CCHOOL TEACHER -- by tho Congregation
- BsHai Isrsei, eompetant Male Teacher % he
Enginh branches 70 take ehargs % their School
about The itt Of September next. SALARY liberal
For partieniars, apply 70
u. HERMANN. President.
WI. LowERTHAL, sest'y. iui3
WOOL 10000 pounds Of wooI. for which the
w higest market price will be Paid.
A. auMBEHrS.
once at Il. Lowsnthal 4 Co.'S Store, corssF 81
Main and First Streets, maya I'm