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rbc House hold Conce.-rhts u one 81
s.v,,,s brands OF ne Cub CoGae u pre7arsd frbuo
The best old JAWS, by the New York Soase Gun ~,
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Iftan Sanitary Fni

MetrOpOIftnn SAhftMTy FhtF, Neb0I
Barbares Dissolution OF the Democratic Party Portrsw
OF Colonel Dshgren: Antics OF March Winds, with othee
spicy aud interesting novelties. in DEhOREST'9 NBW
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Meersci lum facturers 1857 Broome street the
Bowcry sell goods ~ wholesale aud retail Pipes cut "
order repaired. boiled and mounted
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white VIRGIN Wax OF Antilles Bcaun-
6es and ~aens the conpe.oa without IN arins u rs
HUNT CO., t33 South Seventh street. PhiadsphiA 800
al rs broadway aud By druggists svervwhore
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The club Conee.-This standard Coase
IA prepares from The Old Java BY the ses Yo1s Vos
ai.h ia t,-csu ych Every rackae nas tao MnnS
marx OF the Club. Prices from 10 to ~ cents. "osfS
discount 10 the trade.
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Bachelors HAIR Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless rcltabs, snstauteneous The ONLY psr.
dye Sold By all druggsa r6htory II Barclay
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and Eye
Peservers strengthen and improve the sight OF and
y,ung BY DAY ght without pain fatyue Highly
Recommended by the etcal faculty SERMONS,
OcuiistsOptcian. 66s% Broadway. opposite Bond st.
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The Pacific Hotel, New Yorkshire Fro
rretor or the above hotel feels truly thankful for the
liberal sroaags received and viii continue his rates -
III 7s per day JOHN PATTEN
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Grover q Bakers Highest Prcma01
elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 900 broadway.
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Chaps, Chafes, Ptmpies, Ervpnons,
saltrheun nssh worms &C.. cured ~ oOURAUDs Italian
nedicated Soap 81 his new depot As Broadway
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All Demons OF Headache, Tooth nc he, ,
Neuralgia Caarrh Weak Nerves speedily and per
nancntiy expelled Use wOLCOrT'S Instant Pain Anni.
hifa.or Sold where
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Thousand Refri geratOrs for Sale
Alao silver plated Ware CUTLERY Cooking Utensils &c at
T. D. BAsSF0RD. Cooper institute.
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Nervous Diseases and Physical Debtta-
IT, arising from specific susssNew aud reliable trcss
ment Va liable by mail free OF charge. Al
dress Dr. GEO. n. CALHOUN box It2I Philadelphia 20.
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Crsstadoro.s Hair Dye, Preservattve
and Ws Depot Wholesale and retAil-No Aslor House
The dye applied BIZ skfui artista
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Ne9t.aed COMPOUND preserving and bcauu
flying the hair eradcatng scuri and dandrn prevent.g
b,isne ana gray hairs curing diseases Of the akin sands
and mi salt rheum pimplea chiibans Sob
chaps rheumatism, sweilnes sore throat, ac giving N
slant relief in bruises sprsios surns saAda
&c Price Is cents Sold by all druggists throughout Ne
world Principal office 3Tt Pearl street, N. Z.
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TrusSes, Elastic Stoc king * .-MarsA
co - Radical Cure Truss oee only al No sVesey serss
Lady Atlendanl
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The New YORK Conse. Club. I7J Gree.

wien street vita universal attention 10 her sts,oss9
Coness prepared from Old java Frees Utn -
cents 20 10. A iberat discount 70 the irsds 10" 80
Coeces is knowed9ct without rivaA
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Q.
Decrease. .................

Decrease. ................... 1880 1,slr,512
Alderman Jorss protested against the adoption OF the
resolution TO pnt the report tho ground thirteen
votes In the Affirmative were required
The Mayor sent Ia q communication copcurring with
the Board IN demonstrating against the interference Of the
Legislature with the rights OF the city authorities by
granting railway franchises and attempting establish
q market commissiou
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Ripley Fe male Coiiege.-see Advertise.
rent under bead OF "Insructiou."
Mnchtnos.-Thc

weed Machine. with all mprovements HiShes premiune
where exhbted viii sew FROM Ss " hcAyies
leather. Weed !. NJ. Co, 505 Broadway, New York.
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Ing dsnulcen. Ingredients they susy pulmonary irrtA'
tou. xuisarT oonesrs and soldiers should have them
10 readiness upon the ars, Of cos cough
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hessrs MUM a co. publishers OF the SCIENffPI0
AMERICAN continue nc. Attorneys for securing -
tens for this and all couutrtea
Mum Co. have had seventeen years erpertenc1
soliciting Patents aud have Attorneys for moss
than 20 ~ Inventors - -
Pamphlets containing the Paten. Laws and other Impos
tant infornaon inventors furnished free appstsn
In, 10, Flltat ion and ADVICE free Address
MUM & Co, 81 PARK row, New York or
Corner and seventh streets, Washington. d. q.
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using WHITE 8 PATENr LEVER TRUSS.
THIS instrument - entirely dUeeut boh principle and
acton from All others II is light clean ami
the back cord. made stronger
desired by by SIMPLY turning
screw. II will positively cue Pamphlets Tree
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
Ia the best supporter made has lfting sustaining
po"e RUDpicK,s SHOULDER BRACE
s superior article those inned to s.oopfor invads
and military men, &C Pamphlets free.
GREGORY 4 CO., COB Broadway.
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Cure for Cough or ceid.-As Soon %
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Cs r,aan or THE TyMpAsIc mucous
EUSTACHIAN TURF ~ THE
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Of breathing Indications Of cough take durns the dag
few Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocHEs Contain
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BeautfSui Compiexi0n.-.Latrd's
Bloom OF Youth achieved the celebrity OF having
equal for and beaufy.ng the AZ Broad
way, and druggists every where
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own pcparaon and nothing else during he trial and a.
81 .1s s. Dd p.ss o lie q
try at hf noYT II Ne aAi eLSss
Imparss beautiful dark gl6ssy TO the hair 49,
aoaT
Poo q
Japonioa or the societc Hygien,que n.
the Hair. Price 50 cents and 81 i5 Chambers street.
Ladies. Spring IL Coming, and n Yea
. III d ss 40
lie Bon Ton. journal de modes.-La-
dies %ns the ses AMI % T,."p baos
way !. One year monthly %; single copy. % cenAA
Metropolitan Sanitary Fair, Rebsa
Bsssrties Dissolution Of the pe%oersS Parry ross1
s o y0 saa nsorS@g noSe.es IN DEMoREsTs Ssv
YORK ILLUsTRATED NEWS Of this Nov ready.
Mouarrs Neutralizing Water Is shs
only sure relieve. Of excessive stimulation tomiaeoA00s
Nervous Discases and Physical Debut
IT, arising from specific New aud RELATE tr.ss-
msnt Va liable essa,s zen ~ @a re 81
Paten,sI Patents: Patents!
ASsRfcAs continue o Attorneys for securing p
es o p Num- o lad segsneen yss
socins Patents aud have Attorneys Tor more
the r.ssq: Lss. .9 a..
ton consa',SSs sna says fT PARK 4o sa ss
coraes ana seventh streets wasSinstca b.
Prof. Alex. G. Barvy's Tricoph erous OF
Medcaed Compound for PRESERVING restoring and bcsu
flying hair eraicatng scuri and dandrun prevena.1
snd muscle. such sal; rheum pmPles ea,lbans Asn
ssni relief IN cuts bruises spralo. ,arps sssda
&c world r fraesa once ssa 8. Pearl sas
Ripley Female Coiiegs.-see Advertise.
heai Of
Sewing Machtnos.-Thc Celebrated
weed Machine with Al nifsss' prsmis.:
leather. Weed !. NJ Co. 0oS Broadway. New York
TrusSes, Elastic ssoc kings. Se.-MarsA
ACo g Radical Cure Truss oes only al No vesey street.
Lady attendant
the Pacific Hotel, New York.-The Pro-
liberal patronage received and win connas hts
The Elegant spring style or e. s...:,
ssse very ss. saay y - Drss. asssf
our own manufsc,ure.
The New York Conss. Grub, 17J Green-
cn from snys sc s. s CD s fe.
ceats % 10. A liberal d,scoln, 70 the 'fsds. fos
Tn. club Conee.-This standard Cc1se
from as sss od 5ss. p yass s "a. Trade
msrk Of the Club. Prices from 10 10 80 cent" nosfA
rne xyov.ehoid Conce.-rhts IL one 90
s.s.ds % ~ ne New eaS Yoss Soo s
"; g,sb sssse Price Discount "a 10 the trade.
rns london Club Cs1ee.-This n the
esne brand Of the Club C9ees sna y psstnred rom NC
street Sire Price Dscoaai 90 70 the tssds
genslue OF New Ysrk In France this article an actual
necessity 70 every lady and gentlcmans toilet One trss
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Message frota Mayor Gunther.
The following interesting message from the Mayor on
the sub ect OF the management Of the public
yesterday read IL the proceedings Of the Common
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
OFFICIAL

AhI tERS REMAINING UECT. AMEN -
- - Fsss-etaes a. kxaasviile. stare ~ Tresi.rs
~1tn 10y q November, lSs4
- eotaia any OF tHese fesrs-.. 81 -,
can't must cali for = cdrerfisssf -. -
date o. tbs list and pay Que cent Tor ssxs-.;ss.
81 Ifnot called for within - - st .-slas
Be sent 70 the Dead-Letfer q Zee ny III
FREE DELIVERY Of ietsers ~ e.,~s. :. -
residences Of owners lin the larger eifiesS - -
SECURED BY observing the following RT-T-r4s
I. DIRECT letters plainly 20 the stras. 49,
number, a. veil a. the post-ofice and stats
2. HEAD letters with the writer's posf-oss-
aaa sssfs. sssss and zsRsAs-s-sixa them njsiel,
With fail naHes and request tRat answers lie
directed accordingly.
5. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitors il
q town or city. whose special address nav be m
known, should Re marked ID she lower i4ff-hsnd
corner. with the word " Transient"
l. Place the pcsfsge-stGsaP en- The upper rs-is-
znd corner, ana lsaFs spaoe between the stamps
and direction for pesf-marktAg without interfsr.
ing with the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ts the writer, II unclaimed within thirty days
OF less, written or priRted with the writer
aass, paskeEcs and Ssats acrozs the left hand END
Of the envelope an thu face eide, viii be complied
with - the usual prepaid rate Of postage, paya,
biz whea the letter is delivered % the writer
SIC. 3, Law or less.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15


AS IMPoKTAxT SUIT.-Ws learn that
there is an important suit pending be-
fore sne Of our city Magistrates, which
is to be tried this morning.
A disciple Of the peerless hero"
after bounding one Of oar citizens all
day for bet on the election, was &C
commodated 70 the tame of 500 that
Lincoln's majority in this State would be
greater than Mortons.
After the election was over and theop-
position had time to recover breath from
tho overwhelming defeat that overlook
them, the Mcclellan man repented his
rzshnsss, and has brought suit agains.
the stakeholder to recover his share Of
the wager.
Under the law, we presume, he can
recover the money, but we shall not
envy bin the reputation be shall win.
The suit promises to be rich one
and is eIiciling much interest among
persons Of all parties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

fsFs essn fei5Fts5 e ty ethsr posses 10
rFotsct themselves from frre1Glse sar-
.iaFs. The British Captain Mackenzie
t00k \ similar course 70 desssey the
steamer Carolina in an United States
port, to prevent her aiding the Canadian
rebellion, although the CaroliHs was not
armed, and was charged only with trans
porting rebels and military supplies
His Government sustained him, and pro-
noted him for this act, and refused to
render any satisfaction to our Govern
ment
Still this act although It may be JUS
tiliable, is a violation of the domain of
Brazil, and satisfaction ought to be made.
As no injary has been done to Brazilian
persons or property, and as only its Dig
nifty is offended, this may beremedied By
an apology, Or it may be necessary to
disown the act, and 20 dismiss Captain
Collins from command, ~hieh may be
done By transferring him to the next
grade higher Thus justice will be done,
the dignity of Brazil maintained, and
We can settle with the Confectionery the
question Of the possession of the Florida.
Fiat justitia, rtsat florida. Cincinnati
Gazette
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90 amsns Ia Hesss...ffee II.

i.aisers Zsssssils @safnaii
Quits 3 trsgi-c5miral affair came Of
ID front Of the Washington Hotel on
Sunday afternoon, as an episode to the
late political contest, lending its stirring
beauties to adoru the peaceful monotony
Of the Sabbath-day.
One Of the parties coubatant Ito his
shame bs it writtsnD IS disciple cf
Fsust-a typo il the Times Office; the
other, noudeseript of tie genus hop.o,
so iIl-shapen and half-made-up that the
image Of his Maker is awfully slandered
IN the representation, standing any way
but erect. But, as the sequal proved,
he was a dangerous tool for Typo to
handle-a bowie-knifs half shut-full Of
Gght, clear up to the handle.
1t was evident from the war Of words
before they went in on their mssele that
Bowie-Knife during the campaign bad
been on the same side with Typo,
screeching long and loud for Little Mac,
but a ray Of light by some chance or
other had penetrated his dsrkened uu-
| derstandiBg, and on the memorable 9Th
rent straight for once aud voted for
Honest Abe Typo laid tae charge
home to him, and to add force to chaste
language called him the son Of she
dog.
/ Bowie Knife was indignant at the soft
/ iusinuation, and went in ike lion
couchant, apparently On al fours
A wsll-directed blow drew frCsa the
facial projection Of Typo the first blood
for Bowie Knife, when Typo clinehrd
driving Bowie-knife to the wall, Bowie
Kniie failing heavily on the door-sill
Bat this was Bowie Knife's best "holt
An inclined plane, for him, was the slid
ing scale to equalization, aud quick as
thought Hnder went poor Typo, with I
striking admonition on his smeller Il
remind him of his changed position.
The second round was similar TO the
hrst-Typo falling heavily on Bowie
Knife, bat instantly changing positions
Bowie Knife delivering some stingers OF
the seonee Of Typo. s4
Both came to time Tor the third ant
last round, Bowie-Knife, keen as ever
though showing considerable punish
ment around the opening in his face
Constant spsrring on both sides TO yer
little purpose, whea Typo iried the cline
once more Bowie Knife under again
when over be comes, going 10 wer
On Typos front, holding him to il 10
some time, until the vanqaished cry G
enough, decided Bowie Knife the victol
Typo was lifted to an erect position
with head and arms dropping, rejecting
: no donbi, upon the uncertainties Of pc
litieal contests, and as ne turned frol
the scene Of hts dishonor, the exclams
ton came from the depth Of his son
SIC transit gloria Sunday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
To the People OF Indiana.
STATE or INDIANA,
a-l.r-.rt.-r. LIZ. .......-

indianapolis, Nav. IL, 1854
The President OF the United StAtes,
IN consideration OF the Divine mercies
so widely and so constantly exhibited
during the trials through which our
country is nov passing has, in his pro-
clamation Of the 10th Of 0etobsr last,
appointed Thursday, the 24th of the
present month, a day Of thanksgiving
and prayer Ia its observance be urges
as all to humble ourselves IN gratitude
TO the Almighty Disposer Of Events. and
to supplicate Him for the speedy return
of harmony and peace. The duty Of a
christian people to acknowledge the
goodness of God in every way 10 show
themselves cheeIfally submissive to His
will is paramount to all others.
therefore earnestly recommend the
people OF Indiana to observe the day ap-
pointed by the President, to abandon an
secular business, and devote their time
and thoughts to the solemn demands o
religion In all the mercies goucbsafed
to our astioa the people Of Indiana have
shared abuBdantly They have gathered
bounteoHs hsrvests and have been en-
ahled 10 contribate largely and bouora-
bly, TO the means necessary to restore
the integrity and prosperity Of our gov
ernment To them God has shown his
mercy c0nspicuously, aud it is their duty
TO acknowledge IT, not only by thanks
giving And prayer, bat By deeds OF kind
ness TO the needy, OF mercy to the suffer
ing, and above all By prompt and abund-
ant care for the families Of those through
whose courage and sacrifices in the feid
we hope 70 see our rat on restored
aud renowned. do therefore
most earnestly recommend that
on Thanksgiving Day collections
be made in all the churches aud eoniri-
buttons Of money, clothing, fuel, and ell
TIE necesssries Of life, be made every
where for the support Of the families &
our volunteers and drafted men during
the coming winter. The season demands
increased comforts, and more liberSl ex-
penditures, ard if we would show our
selves deserving of the mercy We ask OF
God, We should bestow il ia free meas
ure upon the families Of those 10 whom
We are under such great obligation Al
the sane time. trust that organizations
will De instituted in every neigh5orbocd
to continue the Efforts n this behalf, thar
every family may be made 70 feel that
his family viii be provided for By those
for whom be Is daring and enduring so
much o. P. Aosroy,
Governor Of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
Freedmen's Commlsslon--.PablIc
Meeting.

The Rev. s. B Falkenburg, OF the In.
diana Frsedmen's Aid Commission, will
deliver an address this evening, ,. m.
at the Locust street N. f. Church, in
behalf of the Freedmen. From the well
known henevoleuee Of our people, and
their devotion to the interest Of what
ever promotes the cause Of God, their
country and suffering humanity, We be
speak a large and appreeistivo audience.
Ar. Falkenburg win address the Peo-
pie at the following times aud places
Newburg, Wednesday TO- p. m.
BoonviIIe, Thursday II, ! p N.
Rockport, Saturday 10, l0A, a. IN.
Grandview, Saturday 10, 7p. N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

TERRE HAUrE HoUsE-It Is always
azgravating to miss railroad connection
and be compelled 10 lose several hours
Of precious time by reason thereof Bat
we know Of no place where sach a mis-
hap can b. borne so patiently as at Terrs
Haute. A nights lodging under the
care of the pains-tahng landlord Of the
Terrs Haute House can hardly fail to
blunt the edge Of ones disappointment,
however keen il may have been. We
remember no hotel in the State whose
accommodation excel those Of friend
Hubs The Bates House and other
hotels at the capital are not worthy 10 be
compared with bis well regulated estab-
lishmenG. Travellers who understand
themselves will never spend a night ia
Ters Hauts, without stopping al the
Tsrre Haste House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
Dyspepsia,

ad its attendant eHnin Of symptoms, u acts more
3Aa a sharm than q medicine. Thsrs is nothing
An The range Of the MaferiA Medlca, that for me-
nent bear a comparison with II IN tkis disease.
A f1ii account Of this wonderful plant NAV Be
0und ia the lith edition Of the Y. 8. Dspenseto-
y, pages 1897 And 1855
series Of experimen e IN which nr. Bull has
\ far years engaged, has iust been brought 10,
ssaeasssful terminAt Ion and he is now enabled 70
oher 10 the public coordination Of Cedron, With
other approved tonies. the whole preserved In the
best quality o. eonFer-distilled Bourbon whisky,
>tsh b. q c1hhaeut has no equal IN the world.
nlieht sufaiah volume of certificates, but
enbtic hase lnng since learned to estimats
4las ~ thplr tFue value. The safest plan IL, for
VERY one 10 tst for himself the virtues OF q new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

RETIEED.-Our excellent and highly
esteemed friend Robert T. KsrchevaI
has retired from his position as Mail
Agent on the river from this city to
Cairo, to enter on his duties as Treasu.
rer Of Spencer County, to which he has
just been elected Mr.. Kercheval has
been a faithful and Efficient officer. and
has won the esteem of all with whom he
has come in contact, without distinction
OF party. We wish him suceess in his
new sphere Of duty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

REMxxsER rHE oxsrER SurrER--Ws
hope our people, in view of the many
other interesting sxcitsnents of the
week, will no forget the Oyster slpP,r
to be given by the ladies of the society
OF the Daughters of RsbekAh, on Thurs
day night, at Masonic Hall Il viii be
an elegant affair, and should be largely
and literally patrouiEed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

GuERRIILA As IN YELvISGroS.--T rebel
Major Taylor, with fifty guerrillas, was
at Yelvisgton, Ky, on Wednesday last,
eonscripting citizens Guerrilla parties
have appeared the present week At sew
eral points along the river in Kentucky
At Hawesville, on Thursday, they at
tempted the capture of the steamer
McCombs, firing City or sixty shots at
har
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
80 Col. Adam johnson, who =

n6r Col. Adam Johnson, who was
wounded at the 6ght, in crossing the
Cumberland river, at Canton, and who
was paroled by the Federal authorities
is now with his relatives in Henderson.
He was required to report to the United
States officer at that point when able to
travel. Adam is irrevocably blind, aad
is an object Of administration.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

GLTHERED IS.--Two Of our citizens Of
the Lincoln persuasion, took in 81, 600
yesterday, with which friend Of Little
Mae had backed his opinion that the
peerless hero would be the next Pres
idsnt Last night the winners treated
the loser and some thirty or forty of
their mutual friends TO an Oyster Sup
per, with eoneomitants, st that favoriie
resort, the Monroe House The best
possible feeling prevailed, and the oys-
tsrswers prepared in style peculiar to
the famous Monroe House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

LIscoEg SoIREE We are indebted
to the 6rsEe boys in blue for an invita-
ton TO q Lincola Soiree given By them
at the lower barracks last night, which
We are sold was a brilliant affair We
regret that other imperative duties aud
the inelemeney Of the evening prevented
ia from attending, as We know, BY expe.
Renee, tia. the boys always do these
things handsomely Better luck next
tine. boys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

FoRBIDt ES-Gen- Ewing has issued
an order, to take effect on Saturday last,
forbidding the circulation of the follow
ing named incendiary sheets within the
limits Of his command: Chicago Times,
Cincinnati Enquirer, New York Day
Book Freeman's Journal, Dayton En-
pire, New York Nsics, Old Guard, Ne
tropolitan Record Commanding OFF.
GERS are required to close the shops of
the dealers hereafter issuing or found in
possession Of the same. and to cause to
be arrested aud sent to the Notifications
those who may be found vending them
on the streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

B@- The Federal Union is the title
of a new Union paper just started in
Paducah, Ky, by James A. Hall, editor
and proprietor. It is gotten mp in nd
mirable style, geographically, and is
thoroughly loyal We wish It the most
desirable success.