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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
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TIC WHOM II NAY CoscKkx

To WHOM II NAY CoscEks:
We take this method to announce to
our friends and the public generally, that
there ia at last a frst-class hotel in
Evansville. The well-known and popu-
lar hotel, the American House, having
been greatly enlarged and thoroughly
repaired and rs6sted throughout, we take
great pleasure in assuring our friends
that we are much better prepared to ac-
eommodate them in > proper manner
than heretofore Besides many other
costly and very valuable improvements
We have at great expense, bad one Of
Jaekson's celebrated Annunciators at
tached 10 the house, With bell-pnlI in
svery room, an article which every per-
son is aware, is entirely indispensable in
9 good hotel The machine Was made
BY Thomas Chambers, Esq, of New
York, who is now the sole manufacturer,
and was put up By The experienced aud
celebrated bell hanger, J. B. Johnson, of
New York As regards the working Of
the maehiae, we are pleased TO say that
it works like charm, and that Mr..
johnson deserves great credit for the
manner in which be executed his work
We have also q nice shaving saloon
aud bar attached to the oeicc, also
speaking tubes extending from the Office
70 The different halls, in order to facili-
tate the waiting upon guests. lie fact,
nothing has been left undone that will in
any way add to the comfort and accom-
m0dation Of patrons, and we are deter
mined that the American shall hereafter
rank rs second to no hotel ia the State
Feeling confident that the public re
qaire only to be advised Of these facts
to appreciate our endeasors to accom-
modats them 10 hospitable manner,
aud trusting that they will reward as &C
cordingly, we are
Very truly,
Your obedient servt's,
PILLssURY & TRAvIS
Sept 20-Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

wAsHIxsTox, Sept 2l.-Iuformation
has bean received By The Government
up 70 aeon to-day. which makes il Ger.
tain that Sheridan Azs secured 5000
prisoners. and every hour more are being
seat 10 the rear
Information fron the Array Of tbs
Petomac 10 70 the effect that nothing
OF importance has occarred wiihin the
past three or four DAYS The attack oi
the enemy, expected on MooSay, did
! not take place. although from indiea'
tons Il is believed the rebels seriously
nselitatsd sH attack
Scarcely shot had been heard along
the lines for "a hours. Members Of de-
serters were coming in daily, bat thal
brought no news
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
River News.

The river is falling here and hence to
Pittsbarg, with. however, good stage
Of navigation for all classes Of boats.
There were IS inches Of vster on
HArpesh shoals yesterday.
The Emma Floyd, the Brilliant
Palestine, and the TArascon constitute
the principal arrivals yesterday.
The Naugatuek, the Brilliant, the
Emma Floyd, CharmsF. Taraseou, Pal
sstiss and Cottage we're the departures
The ChArmsr had fair trip oat yes
teriay afternoon.
The Tarascon had bat a moderate trip
down yesterday, but was fall Of people
The Government has about cleared
out Ehe vAst amount Of grain and cattle
sccsmalAted at this point, and business
is less lively on the levee
The Emma Floyd took two Govern
neut harges in tow for New Albany.
The Brilliant merely touched here and
transacted no business
The Naagataek left on Tuesday night
with E magnificent trip, being the largest
shipment Of tobacco made on one boat
from this point since the Spring Of o.,
her cargo being worth near quarter
million Of dollars. The Naagatuek is
one Of the finest ssern-whsel boats afioa,.
The Katie did nos ges on yesterday,
owing TO the scarcity Of freight She
will certainly leave this evening, aud
Capt Mcconnell and his subOrdiaatrs
will see that passengers and shippers
are satisfied
shippers aud passengers viii do veil
TO notice the advertisement Of the steam
er Brilliant, for New orIsaus on Satar-
day. She aud heroliesrs are fra, class,
sus@.
The Miami will leave with the mail At
. o'clock tAis aftarnoon, aad is superb
in all hsr appointments Capt Billy
LOwth, a very excellent gentleman, Is
in command.
II the Miami should be detained aoei-
IDENTIFY, The 0en. Anderson gill probably
tAks her place
The Star Grey Eagle viii be The sls.
CANT packet for Louisville today Capt
A. Ballard is her popular commander,
while Mr.. Dick Cox, assisted By Mr.
Patterson, does the honors Of she office.
The great Armada viii certainly be
oas next Saturday FOR Cairo, and Is as
pretty ss the Star spanglsd Banner.
The previous nosiess Of the sale Of The
Costsge seems 10 have been prematurei
Oar information was obtained from what
We tboaghi we'll informed sources Yes
tsrday. however, she was sold in reality
10 Msssrs. Bennett, Flknnagan a Cassi.
day. Of Dycasbarg, Ky, for $1,000,
eash. She il designed FOR the regular
packet trade between this city add
Nashville She is now up Green River,
bit will be out 70 morrow, aud viii leave
on Saturday for Nashville. She Is
sHpeFb little boat and her present own.
sra will Be found msn Of energy and
means, aud will make her attractive to
travellers and shippers Capt. Cassidy
will take command
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

s3r The Times said the Democracy
was fairly represented on Saturday, ''as
the cheers for Mcclellan iuliy Attested.' .
We gave an illustration or two Of the
manner in which the Democracy was
represented, by pointing GU: the source
whence the only cheers for Mcclellan
smanAted within hearing Of that meet
ing.
II these has been any dirty and con
.emptible' Islander, which every man in
Evansville knows 10 be meanly and
basely false, the Times is the author OF
the SANDER. rs il declared shAt the De.
noeracy was fairly represented, as the
shouts for Mcclellan fully attestsd.'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

TINS cDaATr.--Ths draft has com
menced in several parts Of the State
and will be pushed forward with all pos
sible dispatch.
IL the men can be placed in the field
within The next thirty days the rebellion
will be crushed out before the Fall cam
paign closes. The fall Of Atlanta, the
crushing defeat Of Early in the shenan-
dosh Valley with other successes recent.
ly achieved, has given dealh-blow to
the Confederacy. One more struggle
aud Richmond is ours, and thence our
march to peaee-a permanent aud last
ing peece--will be march Of triumph.
We give this morning the names Of
those drafted in three Townthips In Mar.
tin and three in Pike county. We shall
continue the list as fact as We can have
access to the books 70 copy the naEnss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
Poafponemenf.

The great Mass Meeting Of the pso-
pie Of Indiana and Illinois, appoint
ed TO be held at VinesnHss, on the 23d
inst, is postponed until Saturday, 9Th
day Of October neE,, that being the day
sppoihted By the Hon. Andrew Johnson,
Governor Of Tennessee, and Union can
didate for Vice President Of the United
States, to address the people of Vim.
cennss. At which time Gov. johnson
and dev. o. 2. Morton will certainly be
present, as also other distinguished
speakers A Grand Barbecus will be
prepared for the occasion.
V!ncennes, September 10th, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
GOLD BONDS, G STOCKS
W. LOWRY q CO.. Bankers,
- -,
30. 4 EIRar SrRKKr.

GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS,
Buy and sell Gold. Silver, Stocks,
Bonds, and Exchange, loan money,
anu transact : general banking
business.
one-eighth commission allowed
on ell subscriptions to the Z S-i0
and 1O-40 q. 8. loans contributed
through them.
WA n 7 E D Quartermasters
Vouchers and Orders, Certificates
Of Indebtedness, Z. & G. Railroad
Stock. Evansville Branch Rank
Stock. County and City Orders.
| FOR SALE-E. & c. Railroad
Bonds, bearing Z per cent. interest
National Bank Stock; Telegraph
Stock.
Sent %. DIST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

sTArr % ISuIAsA, "a
Yzndsfburrh CepHty.
Louis RICHTER. CLERK of THk VAN
/ +. ssrbarxh CIrcait Court. n ass ter the saHuty
as,rr-mas a. herehy certify 20 shs sheriff q s4id
rernfF shat offnsrx - - sse.ted a. It's ne1f
G~uefxi Elsetjon fis ths Stats e Iaaisssl = b.
hsia 90 IN sssead Tnsslay IL oetetsrs Isl. -
ths sissssss pIssss q hoiding slsciions IL cad
couafv, sa-Wftf
4 eossrnes u the STATE.
A LieutsnaBt Govsrnofs
4 secrsssry q stsfs,
Aafitsr sf state.
a Treasurer ~ STAT,
Aftorney General,
SUPERINTENDENT % Pat5ie obstruction,
Cisgk u The HHpFsnse CSurt
Reporter q decisions q suprens cssFt,
Pour Juezss q suprsns Court.
A aszbsr q ceagrsss III H. First cougrss-
a Jusgs 81 tks Court Of Common PisAs s5r d.
Dgsfrfss composed 81 the eoanttss Of yasdefbufxh
warrsek. Gibson, snt Po~sy,
A District Attorney for The ssid District,
A Representative IN the State Legislature,
A Iaant Representative,
a Clerk "A he vaaasrsurrh Circuit Court.
shsrfd q sa3d CsEnty u YauaeEharKbs
A Treasure Of aid Csuniy q YandsfbaFgs'
4 ! E Esss.s.r O. O. q a. &c
A connty sarsesor q said c9aHiy . f-aa'f'
sf<s-ty fsarvv,s-.gesss f5s fEs sscoaf fisffisf,
A Assessor gor aAeh Tssssh4r. -. 80.
Wifzes. NJ kand aaf tbes1af = sid t91fts -
al sixth asy Of s-Pts1aef. s'Ehis-"
drsd sE4 sixfy-spuf- .,.,-,s .r~uTvp f5-yt
r e.sopcK woIrITw. eHEEITF OF VAN
4 ss-s.-r1b couafy, certify thst TIE sssgFs =
~ eauv sf The original 90 SO n S.Ases ttis
tie SIKH day q ssYies, -; xoTFIIr
81 shsrls Y. CO.
.-vs-Tin~s. Usssn. As1 pemeer.l egEy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

Was DEPAKrxxSr,


Was DEPARrsfxST,
wAsn1xeroS, Sept 2l-l0-15 An
To Major Gsa Dix:
This Department has Just received the
following telegram, announcing q CON
hnusd pursuit Of the enemy By Sberi-
daa-
he was crossing the Rapidan yester-
day at ; PM, short distance this side
Of Strasburg. He had pursued the reb-
els thirty miles from the point where he
attacked them at daylight on Monday:
HARPKE's FEkHx, Sept 81.
To Hen. z n Stanton,
Secretary Of Var:
Reliable news from the front states
that our army was crossing Cedar Creek
yesterday at PM There WA no fight
ing
The following lis. Of rebel Generals
killed Is correct: Gen& Rhodes, Rame-
sur, Gordon, Perry. Goodwin, Bradley,
Johnson, and Fitz Hugh Lee.
From all | can learn, the number of
prisoners win approximate 70 5000
The indications are that the rebels
win not make = stand short of Stanton
They are evidently too much democrat
lied to make a fght
[Signedl j. d. STEPHENSON.
Brig. General
Gen. Grant transmits the following
extract from the Richmond Sentinel Of
yesterday: doe
" A Sigh, ripple Of excitement was
produced here yesterday b. = report
that EAidisg party was advancing on
Gordonsville. aud we're within a few
miles Of that place. The result Of all
our inquiries on this head are, that
early Yesterday morning a party Of
Yankee raiders, whose numbers are un-
known, visited Rapidan Bridge, and
after destroying it, proceeded to Liberty
Mills, Eve OF sir miles above, which thsy
also destroyed From the latter place
they are believed to have gone back TO
calpepper.'
The operations alluded 10 By the Rich
moud Sentinel we're by force sent cat
previous to the battle Of Monday.
Sigued + NJ STANToS,
Secretary Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

HoUgEHoLD FUKyITUKE AT AUCTION
Il will sell at auction on Saturday
morning, Sept 24tb, at Q o'clock At the
Auction room, corner Of Main and Third
streets, all Of the household furniture Of
the Rev. Mr.. Birdsell, consisting Of ear
pets; sofas, parlor and other chairs,
bureaus, tables, mirrors, bedsseads, beds
and bedding, psrlOr and cook stoves,
and q general variety Of house and
kitchen furniture. Ladies are invited
HIRAK NELsos,
Auetioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
ia. J.hnson,s Israna An.sr.

WASHINGTON, Seps 2l.-Commander
Garter, Of the T. s. steamer Michigan,
has autographed TO the Secretary Of the
Navy, dating Of Johnson's Island, to-
day. concerning the capture By pirates
Of the steamers Parsons and Island
Qasen he says they were parsued BIZ
him, and that be had got the principal
agent = prisoner On board, and msny
aceomplices he adds, al il vel and
safe ~ present
The object was to capture the steame,
Michigan.
1t further appears that Col Han Ia
SIX OF the plratical party on Johnson
/ Island.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

BaLrIxsaE, Sept. 2I.-Among the
billed and wounded are Col E Bright
i26th Ohio. killed; Capt Wright, Of
Geo. Dsven's stAE, killed. Capt MeGus-
saton. 2nd U. s Cavalry, aid 20 GeasrAl
Merrill, killed. Lieut. Colonel Brewer
9Th Michigan Cavalry. Arm shot OF;
Lieut. Matthews and John Allen, lsl
Michigan Cavalry, killed The Misht
gan Brigade Of Cusiar's command, havs
the honor Of killing Gen. Rhodes when
shey charged his division.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

CoRREcEIoS-In our notice yesterday
mOraing Of the Sanitary Bazaar" the
name Of Miss Ole Hover occurred as
one Of the ladies selected to attend the
sale tables at the Fair at indianapolis.
The name was written, and ought TO have
been printed, Miss OLIvR GLovgR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

NEw YoRK, Sept 2l-Hiram Sihley,
President Of the Western Union and
also Of the Overland Telegraph Line
TO Russia, sailed in the Scotia for Europe,
70 day.
The Heralds City Point eorrsspon-
dent writing on the 18th, says: Can
nonading was kept ap until after mid.
nigh. last night in the direction Of our
left Rumors prevail that the enemy
attempted 10 turn our lsft aaak. IL Il
not unlikely battle may grow cat Of
this Affair."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

ST. LoUgs, Sept 2l-Dispatches 10
headquarters announce that fight took
place on the 18th ~ Powder Mills. south
western Missouri, between 9 detach-
meat Of the Sd Missouri militia under
Lieut Pope and portion Of Shelby's
command Our loss vas 30 killed and
wounded The rebel loss is not known.
Repel prisoners report that Price with
bis whole command i at Pocahontas, Ar.
oss thousand rebels are reported At
Chalk Bluf, and 400 At Kennest, pre-
pairing to attack Bloomfield Shelby
was reported at PowhAttaR, Ark, on the
18th inst. with 90, 600 70 co, COO men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

Nav YokK, Sept sf.-The Tribune 5
Washington special says Gen Sheridan s
grasd success near Winchester is noted
a. the frat victory achieved By the Ma.
tlonAl arms ia the Shenandoah Valley.
bat Il is 90 magnificent IN rs proper
tons that Il completely wipes out long
series Of reveraes which have given 20
that region the designation Of the Valley
Of Hsniliation. The loss 10 the enemy
in killed wounded and prisoners wili. il
is believed, reach 10 not less than TO-.
900, while the circumstance Of the enc.
my's defeat leaves EAFly's army in a
condition little short Of absolute ront
aud decentralization. The bearing Of the
operation on the greater problem imme-
diately before Gen Grant i Of more
inportaaee, add will 60 far 70 decide
the fate Of Lees array and Richmond,
The tremendous importance Of Lynch
burg, as eorsFing the (a3w) ossly re.
maiHing railroad communication with
Richmond, has compelled Lee 70 retain
10 the Valley a. least one half Of his en-.
tire force, and notwithstanding ths
ssraights be hss beea put TO for lack Of
troops TO meet the movements Of Grant
the fatal menace which The presence d
Sheridans army 10 the valley con.
stantly held forth has forced Lee 70 sab
NIT 10 them at the peril Of The less o
| Lynehbarg. The Army covering thal
point has, By Sheridans success, beer
disrupted and dsmoraiized. Weare nos
in fuil possession Of the valley Of yir
giaia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

SAx FRaxcaco, Sept. 20.--Adviees
from New Zealand up TO July 81, state
that the var was virtually over. The
British troops bad gained . signal vic
tory q few days before, and the leaders
Of The insurgents were quietly yseldisg
uneon4itionAliy
Political meetings are being held al
over The State
Agriesitaral fairs are IN progress and
sontribuss largely 70 the Sanitary Com
mission.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
CITY NEWS.
The Union Leaxue

viii meet tonight (Thursday) ct Mozart
Hell, promptly at o'clock. It is hoped
and expected that the attendance may
be large and that members may come
punctuaIly II the time.
Lesguers, the campaign is short. Let
us improve the time while IL lasts. Eve
~ effort put forth nov will tend 10 per
petuate and strengthen the Union. II is
a glorious work.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
PLANTATION BTTTRRs

PLANTATION BTTTERs.
~hiah arc nov reeanitishselt y the highest aas.li
eai aushosisiss, aad warranted 10 psoauos ~ ~.
'assiisis tsusaeiai east. ThsY are ssussalaeiy
ssresasls. f~Ffe-iy pure, aad iaast SUPPRESSED al
other ieuics where healthy. ksatis ~ malsat l.
rsaulFsd.
Tisey nariffs stfshgthsn Asla latieurass.
Tl.sy eFsasss hsaithy APOSTLE.
ThsJ are 40 satidsis 10 sAAaEs sf wsssr asa
dit
rasy overcome the asssss Il aissips,isa .aa
late hours.
They stssnsthsa ths sysissa sAa saiisss -.
The miud
fasy prsssAt aaaAslaasie saa lns-ssaisssss ..
rhsy paFiiy ~ lfsaih saa .sldly ef he
stomach.
Thsy cure Dyspepsia nhd csnstlpafisa.
TAsy ezra DiaFshss asd cholsra aosbas.
Fhey care Liver 0osapfslat Ana Nsrseus
Hsa5Aehe.
Tbsy mssa The -est strong tha isHEula bfll
iisst. sad are eahsuai..i saiafs's great fsStosaf
Tissf are ouposs q the rif srsi.d caiiaAyA bart
~inisFsresn. sssssfrss. rests aad laFl-. All pre-.
scfFsd b r~ri-stiy pars Il. erslx rsn. Fer pr
teuiass. 80 eisealsFs al fszilasuisis sssssa
tezA baitls
BsNass 81 impesisfs. EEsmlss sssry hatsh
sss that e has enr private q. 3. Stamp unaHu.
isfsi ever tie cork. wiih rlsasaiiou seems. ana
our signature ca nus sisei plate side Label. So
that our bottle i Bot rs-hiisd 9Th spurious aaa
deisfsrisns stue. Auy person prsiandiuk % nsli
Pisntzsisn Blttsfs ~ ne EsIish IL bufk. l.
{ impsstor Aay psfs1n Initssiaa this bsttis, ~
ssilinE any oshsF Haiariai thssain ehsghsf called
Plantation BitssFs net. u aerirHihal undsF the
! q .. Law, snA viii h 10 presented ~ ~ We
alrsadF have sHr sys ssssEsl parties fssfiiiipg
ear bstties. Ae.. who viii saaoesa IL ssttiaE
tLsmaslsss Into clos quarters. Ths demand Or
DrAks's Pisnistloa bifiers from laaiss, clergy
uasn, merchants. &c. = iseredltis. The simpls
trisi Of belts l. shs sFidsaes present Fl fhei
vsrts saa supsfiefitJ, Thay are spld - All -
sfeetebis Druggists. EFoeers. rhy.ieisns. hotels.
saiooas, sisamboais, and eeantry STORES.
r. n. DRAKE co.
Ne ~ Broadway.H .r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

RrTuRSED.-Jo John T. Glover, the
splinter man, returned from a trip
North, where he has been to lay in nav
supply of lumber, on Tuesday evening.
We are indebted to him for late Chicago
and Detroit papers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

30 Taylor 4 Co, on First Street, are
receiving their Fall Stock Of fne cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods, which EN-.
braces every article in their line, and is
by far the largest and beat Stock ever
brought to the West They will sell at
such prices as cannot fail TO please.
Their Stock is open for inspection. Call
on them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHSsicIAEs.--if Jon wish 10 eurehA.. pare
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals At = small I'D
vases sn Eastern prices, 80 and sxsmins KsILE&
Il waiTS's stock. where you viii ana every ssti-
Gle that Is needed b The profsssloa. aud rriss~
Walsh eaRaot Dali te give -1tishsetisn- Their
store 10 - No. - MAia strset. maytdAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

81 There will be final meeting Of
the Bounty Fund Committees at the
Court House tomorrow Thursday
evening, at o'clock. Every member
must be present BY Order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

pH- The sale of Pictures viii be con-
tinued on this Thursday night, at II
o'clock, and the ladies are especially il.
vited to attend, at No. 3 Water street,
three doors above Main.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

%c W. Osborne, having returssd
from the wars, may be Eosnd at his old
stand, No. IS Main street, prepared to
execute all kinds of sign work, promptly.
Sent 27.lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

s6S- Nat Usher, Esq, came down
last night, sud makes speeches at | p.
NJ to-day At oakdaai at ! P. N. at Peter
Bohn's, Centre Township and at p
NJ. tomorrow ct Collis's School House
in Knight township. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

All LENS bear nay sa@s-nsayk, 90. z. BAASxs
KxrE1 lag, KY" for which I have aSsre4 the
aepFF,kd, and are warranted II eArau nnn and
perfect In every respect. sent BY mail or express
to any part Of the eoantry reesipt Of price and
refnrn eAaFpes. Persons ordering viii plsssa state
the Sis and style dszired. whether hard ar soft,
nna coarse and II the pen Should fail q please
or proys desetives they will have she privilege of
exehaEging. A daaaetion Of nffean per csnt. al
lowed on orders u SIS or ever. and twenty & 70
per eraf- on thoss Of sioo Liberal discount made
te the trade. Old pens repaired IN the eeas man-
ner for any cents taad aasapls each. Cireu-
lars showing sixcs, styles, and prscsa Of Watches
ssat FaKx to Aay address. Aadrsss
C.P. BARNEs
Deaier In Gold Pens and AxEK1cAS WATeaEs.
SIS Main Street, cor, sixth, keuissiiie, ~.
Echzl'ea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

S~ II you wan. periodicals., books,
stationery, or anything in that line, call
at SCOTS, on Second street He will
supply your wants in the literary line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22
Ersman,t.w t,har.u.

Nav YoRx, Sept. 2l.-Ths Tribune
announces that il las been asserted that
Fremont has determined to withdrawn
bis name from che Presidential canvass.
his letter OF withdrawal will soon be
published
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

"a Hiram Nelson win have furni.
lure sale tomorrow Thursday morning
ct 9 o'clock, at the Auction Room, cor.
ner Main and Third streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

Cnc1xsArI. Sept 81 - Noon River
fallen Is inches, with nos 10 feet 5
inches in the channel Weather clear.
Thermometer CO.: barometer 90 5V.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

Es~ Yosx. sept. n.
coTToN -IrrsgaisF. uns tsisA. sa1 loser. Al
- for midAiinG CpAaAas-
YLoUK-cinssd ssaioc lower. II o az 70 sor
extra ROAD hoeg Ohio. sad II 7s8is % for trzas
bFas8s-
wHIsKT.-Hs.syssl q ioF STATE. asd = e.
Wastssu
wHKAT.--op~nea gaia, and rIassa h.Asy &sa
znssstisd, and las fowsr. so.sz % fer white
coIS--I sEal e T.. ni1sd ws.tsrs. sss.i
asA In store.
coFFEE.-DuIi. bst souipsiiy uaehAbg.d.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

IxDIAsAPOLIs, Sept 2l--A gang oil
ECO armed men captured . party Of
working men on the o. & u. r. r, las.
night, and sooe after released them The
object 10 supposed 70 have bsen the cap
tire Of the pay train, with large San Of
money.
rSsusd1 WAILAc<-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

Basr Remember ths meeting tonight
(rhursday) at John Rasch's, in the
Eighth Ward. The County Union can
didatss meet their fellow-citizens there.
We hope there may be large meeting
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-22

BAND MEETING Crescent Ctr
Band will meet promptly Al tho ~
o'clock this evening, ct the Band Room.