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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTIoN,

|. | . H .
NHERoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuret,e
" cures all diteaSs9 Of the urinary organs SleI
as 1ncontinence OF the Urine, 1nhamm Atom Of no
Bladder, Inflammation Of the KfdneyG Stone n ne
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, elect, Gonorrh0A and
is especially recomms lded In those cases Or Piop
Albua Tor Whites In fem Nle8) whore ali the old nan
EeOus medicines have failed.
~ 1t 10 prepared in highly concentrated form.
the dose only being from one to two teaSpoouIfulI
three times per day.
U-It Is dFuTetic aud Alternative In Its action: nm.
rfyinR and cleansing the blood causing It to dow In
all Of Its original puritI and TigoT; thus removing
from the syst m all perniciouS causes which have
induced disease. -
CHEROKEE INDUCTION IL intended As An allv
y assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, and
should be used in conjunction With that medicine
IN all cases OF GouorThCea, elect, Flour AlbuS or
Whites. It's effects are healing, soothing and demul-
cent? removing all Bealdng, heat ehordee and pain
instead OF the burning and almost unenduTable pain
that Is experienced with nearly all the cheap qGaek
IDjeeiioDS- F'.la-- faf' II E1.
~ ythe uss ofthe CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE INJECFI0N-the two medicines At
ed and the weakened organs are speedily restored
to full yigor and strength.
AS-FOr lull particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store In the country. write rs and We
will mail free 70 any address, full treatise.
- Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle,
or three bottles for IS
H-Pric-, OHER0KEE INJECTION, &9per bot
tie, or three bottles for IS.
e1-Sent by Express to any address on receipt Of
A~Sold by all druggists everywhere.
-' ."aE. DR.. ". r. MERwIH co.,
. ...-..,.-... ..- Sole ProprietoFB,
mr17 dGwIy No. 50 Liberty Str, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

-...- .,... GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Oft in the
County Oh, and StAe Of, hereby Jointly
and severGIly covenant with the United States and
guarantee In case the nregOing bid Of-be
accepted TINT he they TilI within ten days ater
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
tho anne with good RVd sufficient suretIes in q
sum equal to the amount Of the contract furnish
the forage proposed m conformity to the terms of
bid was made, and in Ease the sAid-shall fall to
enter into contract d Aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by tho
Said--And the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the Contract may be awarded
Given 1nder our hands and seals thiS-day OF
-1S64.
Witness:
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hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named RUArnntorB are good and
sGcient a. securities for the amount for which they
offer to be security.
To BIO certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector OF Customs, any other oficer
9naeF tho United states Government, or RESPONSE
BILE person known to this Office :
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii DO opened and examined at this oflce on I'D.
EESDAf and SATURDAY Of each week, at u ~
biouers are respectfully invited to DO present at the
opening Of bids, If they desire.
r... A. v. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief QuArtern nstsr
lanZE-tf Department OF West Virginia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Tie utmost capaeity OF the Union
Wizwam viii doubtless be tested tonight
Hheu Gov. Marion speaks. Unless the
weather is very bad, there viii be people
here tophear vnim from alIparts Of our
wneoqnty. and even from other eouu4
ties, and the crowd will be very extern
-sive The anxiety to hear 'A1the model
Governor is intense.
The Wigwam viii seat comfortably,
5000 people; and $500 can crowd INTO
ii. If all go there determined to Keep
quiet and listen, and not taxi, there will
be No trouble for all to hear. We do
hope that unnecessary taking and NOV.
ing about, and ssA1ddiizsS, itnn.. =. IL seats,
may be avoided.
The ladies are invited to attend, and
they should 90 aarly. Azs5a
Asdcsr will be cut IN the side of the
extension of The building, opposite The
deoE already in il, so as to enable the
4d'Of the building to the right of the
speaker to become flled, Tan.bark
paths viii also be made across the street
80 as TO make my vsfking9 a
The exercises viii osnmence at hall
past seYen Q clock. .iss s.ss ssi -
h Everybody is ipyitedl to atdend. "Wel
come to all is the mott o in the Union
WiEwzn. aoaoba5sirdgg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05


An Investing Conmittee FIR Confs,.
ence funds was appointed.
George F. Culmer and ". S. Hooker
were admitted.
L g. Heavenridge, :. ". Webb VIZ
Bean, and J. B. Likely, we're admitted On
trial r. ="
ne Bishop made appropriate remarks
on the expediencY of preachers on trial
forming matrimonial alliances before
admission into full connection in Con-
ference.
Resolutions approving Of the sale of
church property were passed By Confer
enee.
The Bishopappointed examining COM
mlttees, and TO preach the missionary
sermon J, Walls; alternate, ". q.
Garyini to preach the Conference ser
mcEnW. McGinnis; alternate, W. q.
. eorneliusgfgC gilsH svt
The minutes we read up and APP
proved 1855 -
After singing, and prayer by G. ".
Walker, the Bishop addressed the Con
terence . tsE pertinent and Impressive
remarks, after which be read the sap-
Pointments ofsthe preachers. Ga motion
the Conference. adjourned sine die.
i, ! The following are the statistics
OF the Indiana Conference Tor the pres
snt years Number of members, q, 909;
probatlonersr 1887; local preachers,
Els churches, 1885,; value, 1864. ESQ:
parsonages, 81; value, ST.. 2S5; collect
ed for missions, sic, 557; for the =. 6
Union, 1886 90; for superanuates.
$500 00i number of Sunday schools.
2TS; scholars, 1900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05


On Tuesday msralng. At O'eloek. 0asos oOILISs.
aged nine months. yeunssst son Of P. D. and Eliza
yista. 8At.
The funeral will take place from the residence 81
his pArshts. MuIssrry street. between Second
&nd Third, II ? s'eloek this sftsrsoou.
Frieuds Of the family are respectfully invitsd 10
attend.
At Cairo Ills. Sept. 2sth. lsc4. AZ O'Clock p n.
AEIlEE KsAzrs. dHaghssE q H. b. and Sarah W.
Ksrney. aged nice weeks and one day.
Nellie viii rsst At Meamoaih, III. until the
Rssurrsctioa mora, but. dear parsnts. be ys com
fsrted, for your loss Is Ter eternal gala.
softly she slumbsrs. 80
Ia silence uneroksn:
she = Joined the blessed NUMBER
Great Blessings botoksn. q
.-t.. Her spirit mounted upward.
From earth and from sight,
4tt5a@ And entered the portals
.shas OF Giory and Light. 1sla = ere
Gentle, loEsiy Spirit. rssi in IIsassn 9Th ny
kindred already there. and may snr infsrsstit 3
and kind parsnts follow on. until reunited in a
land where Separation. ssrrow. sickness, AID
Death never come. n II. DrEcAHg s
4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Judge NIblack's Position on the War
(lueSti0n.e.fa ff

GsIf am elected to Congress, VIII
never vote 10 DRAFT any man into
the services and AZ were your Rep
reaentative now would vote 90 re-
neal the present law authorizing =
draft. HTWs
y az YIN NOT, ~ elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under amy oireumatEnees,
for the further prosecution OF she
war under the policy upon whfeh tt
A. conducted. ~ 8f
81 ara totally opposed 90 the iesas
pIoyment OF negroes as soldiers,i or
60 abe fnterferenee by the Govern.
ment with them, in any way or un-
der any circumstances." ass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
ANut for Mp. ReIfz 10 Crack

- q correspondent of ours, whose bump
Of inquisitiveness is 50 largely developed
as to imPel him to spend much of his
time in rummaging among State and
Government records, brings to light, this
morning, little scrap Of political histo.
~ made By Joha A. Rsitz. while mem
Der Of 'ths last Legislature. We COM
mend :his extract from the House Jour
nal 10 every soldier and every, soldiers
friend in the District Mr.. Packard
vas not celebrated for his love of coun-
try in the Legislature of 'ss, but Mr.,
ReitE was worse than Packard. The lat
ter was willing to devote some at
tenGion to them. He was wiling
to thank them for what they had
done. But when it came tosyoting that
our soldiers graves shall never be desc
Grated BY TRAITORS feet, or our flag with
drawn from the soil that holds their dust,
Mr=Reitz eenld not go that. be is per.
fectly wiling that the graves of our boys
shall Be polluted BY traitors. He is anx-
ions TO withdraw our flag from the soil
which holds their dust Yet he is now
asking the votes ofsthea loyal men OF
Vanderburgh county Mr. Reits has no
sympathy for our soldiers! IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
COUNTY UNION TICKET

o1ri Election, Tuesday. October 18th, 1884,
For Representative.
FREDERICK W. COOK, OF Pidgeon.
rit For Clerk Of Courts.
lE BLYTHE HYHES, Of Pidgeon.
l1sy l-...t. .H For Sheriff.
ROBERT EARLEY, Of Pidgeon.
t FOR Treasurer.
COL. JOHN RHEINLANDER, Of Perry.
For Recorder.
CASPER TOMHEMELT, Of Pidgeon.
For Coroner.
JOHN BISCHMANN, Of Pigeon
For Surveyor.
SAMUEL O. ROC ERS Of Union.
For County Copsmissioaer.
raalfit9 CHARLES KNOWLES, Of Scott.
Union Executive Committee, list
On. District.
Davtess--JoHN Vas TREEs, principal;
w. r, THOMPSON, contingent.
Dubois.-JoHE mann, principal;
ERNEST PIoKHAnDT, contingent
si.om.--N D. FREsCH, principal;
.H. af jams T. EMsEEB contingent
Of Kno1-MuroS r, GHEE, principals
JANIS 8. PRIrcHErT, contingent.
Martn-LKwIs Bsooks. prineipal;
MICHAEL REILLY contingent.
PiEs.-GooDLKrr MoRaAN, principals
p. O. HAMMOND, contingent.
Posev.-JoHN A. MANN, priocipal
E. J. R0aERs, contingent.
spenesr-JAmEs FARLrY, principal;
r. T. KKRcHEvAL, contingent.
YanGsrburqh.--ALvAH JOHNSON, principal.
JANIS H. MCNEELY, contingent
.f WarrteE-JoHE B. HANDY, principal
.I =. b. HuDsPGTH, contingent. a-.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Public Documents so. Circulate the
Il aa. Raefsl ll.I &c


We are indebted to Mr.. Harlan, of the
Union National Executive Committee Of
Washington, for the following campaign
tracts which have Just been issued s.iooa
McClellan's Military Course Reversed
and Exposed z sf- 81 slla'
"Leave Pope to get out of his scrape"
McClellan's Dispatches
Hon. George II. Pendleton-his Real
Position. 49, AAA
The Military and Naval Situation. =
The Chicago Copperhead Convention.
A Few Plain Words with the Rank
and File Of the Union Army se'las
A Brief History Of the eruelties and
Atrocities of the Rebellion. ass
The votes Of Copperheads in the Con.
gyess OF the United States ~
The Great Surrender to the Rebels ID
Arms.
Can the Country pay the Expenses Of
the War? . .ssaes ..s g
The Constitution Upheld and Main-
tanned. s1 -a'} go
Speech of Maj. General Carl sehsrz
at Philadelphia. sac
All of these are most valuable docu-
meuts, They ought to be placed in the
hands of every voter before the Novem-
Der election. They contain facts of
great Importance which cannot SO easily
be found anywhere else Friends Of tbs,
Union cause circulate the documents.
If. you have none address letter, en-
closing a few dollars, to the Union Ex-
ecutive Committee at Washington and
they viii forward you supply at once. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Proceedings indiana Qonferenee.


7a0 snsif 81 AoxDAYsEFESrxG. Oct 3.
= Conferences metlsat o'clock Reli-
gious services we're condueted BY W.
Mcs5inBis, j. Kiger, by appointment in
the Chair. Isl Les asnl5H a1srs
: The Committee on Education pre-
scented 8 long and interesting report,
shelving the prosperity of the Educa-
tional Institutions Of the Church ia the
bounds of the C0nference.nsn
Dr.. Bowman addressed the Conference
IN behalf Of the Asbnry University, and
the repertof the Committee was adopted
lsppoinEipg brother Pieaces W. E. Brown
ing, and J. Ingle, Jr., Trustees Of As
bury, and B F. Rawlings and j. N.
Greer, Visitors $50 5ts -.
avConference then adjourned.
9 Iesaat9 TuEsDAY Mogx1yc, Oct. l. g
Religious services conducted BY Rev.
\. P. Heath '--s q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

d b@ Gov. Morton win be'the guest Of
Mayor Baker while here. Il is uncer-
tain whether hs will arrive On the early
or late train. His arrival viii be an
uounced by fifteen rounds "a Governor
salute) Of artillery, to be Cred under the
direction Of Capt KLAUS. 1.-The arrives
on the s o'clock train he will commence
speaking abeut a quarter before nine
There will be exercises previously to In
terest the audience, which shortld assem-
bic atseven. HrH ~
Sd The Governor win go to Princeton on
the 9s85 train on Thursday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
2 " BOGRN of New York,

win address the people In the German lsngaass
M. Vernon, Posey CO., Wednesday, Oct 9Th, %
7 p. N. = - ~.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey Co.. Thursday, Oct.
Martin stoIz's, Lamaseo, vsnderburgh county,
THURSDAY, Oct oilsF' 9, at p. 81. = 1859 =
Warrsnton, Gibson Co., Friday, Oct tn, ct
onion wixwah, Evansville. Friday, October 7,
at I'm. ~ go.
Cross Roads, widner Township, Knox County,
Saturday,, October stii, att n,
viii the UhfoE men in the various localities
nIeasa ynalzs an this necessary arrangsmentsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
The Soldiers Barbecue.

We are pleased to see that the Com
mittess having in charge the raising Of
funds for this praisewortby enterprise,
are hard At work Some of them are
meeting with. marked success. 1t has
been the desire Of our people, all along,
to give our returning soldiers recep-
ton that would manifest somewhat of
the feelings Of lore and respect which
they entertain for them, bat their desire
was always frustrated by the scattering
manner in which the soldiers returned.
So soon as the boys w5ald arrive at the
Capital and get mustered ont they would
start for home without regard to recep-
tons Or demonstrations of any eharac-
ter This, Of course, prevented formal
welcomes, and disappointed the people
who desired to show, in some public
way, their admiration for our noble volun-
teeFsn Most of our discharged troops
are nov at home. II is 9 fitting time,
therefore, to exhibit car friendship for
the gallant boys who have SO gloriously
upheld the honor of our State and man
fully fought to maintain the unity Of the
Government. Hence the Grand Barbs-
CUE and Basket Dinner on Saturday
next Il is especially desirable that the
day be made one long to berenenbered.
This cannot be done, however, without
antake an interest in making it SO. Let
the committees, therefore, meet with
liberal responses on the part of the
people. While our boys. have not been
nsggardly OF their blood in defending
our homes, let Us not BE-. niggardly with
our money in showing on. appreciation
Of their saiiAnsry. s@ess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
-s.--.a fa fesss f=&et ala kNgNt y aateAteHs
Shall the Graves or our Hereto soi.
diers, who have Fallen In Defense
or our Flag, be Deseerated By
TraIt0rs, feets


Extracts from the journal of the
House Of RspresenAtivss Of the State OF
Indiana. Session Of 1868. January %,
h7oS: azl s b1e ID 80 za
Mr. Packard By consent of lhe House
offered joint resolution No ID. A joint
resolution of thanksato the soldiers OF
Indiana, and providing for the registry
and observation Of the names OF those
who have allsn in the service of their
eonltry during The present war -
diTne resolution Was read thsafirst time,
and ()assGd io.a second reading Page
I53Ai January 20, 1868, referred TO Sc
lect committee Page 245.vha
February 10, ] S63. Said resolution
reported back to the House by the select
committee, with an amendment which
vas adopted, and among the many
amendments proposed, the following was
offered by w. Lamb, Union men,
Der from the county lof Switzerland, viz.
Resolusd, Js1rthers That the sacred
eanse in which they fell (the preserva-
tion Of the nion) shall never be given
up, hnt shall be maintained 81 whatever
cost OF blood and treasure that their
graves shall never be deseerated by
traitors feet; and that the flag in de-
.fanse of which they, fell shall never be.
Withdrawn from the soil that holds their
PATRIOTIC dust .d9a1w .sslyass
Mr.. Miller moved TO lay the amend
rneut on the table. and on this motion
the vote was, 40 ayes and SO nays So
the amendment was deGsAted by one
vote Mr. Reits and Mrs. Niblaek voted
to defeat the amendment; Mr.. Garvin
did not vote, We ask again, shall the
grAvesaof eur heroic soldiers Who have
fallen in defeuceio Of the flag be desc
Grated by traitors isetf i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

~ On our first page this morning
may be found 8 welf-written summary
of what WAS done By tbs First Indiana.
Cavalry during its three years term of
service. It is very interesting indeed,
and worthy Of preservation. s7s'7 : :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
The County Union Candidates

W u meet their iellow-eitizens a. IolloNs;
Losaat sehooi House. German township, Thurs
dry, Oct. etlH att Pm. 80
Hufaagls's, Perry township, Friday, Oct. tn,
- &c I'll
Evansville Monday, Oct. 10th, at ?. MI 80
The Opposition candidates are Invited $ad &C.
c,,e.sed 70 bs present. e fag ssplg-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

ANOTHER SPEcK eF TSsURREcrIoS.---
we learn from passengers by last nights
tram that detachment of cavalry ives
sent to the borders of Knox and Sullivan
counties, on Monday evening, to make
some important arrests. -,s -, 4
A man named Wolfe residing at Girls
void, for refusing to give Information.
and attempting to make his escape, vas
shot and slightly wounded, and uIn-
mately carried to Indianapolis in irons.
The purposed arrests were duly made
yesterday We are told the Copper
heads in that vicinity we're drilling, and
swearing vengeance against TIE author
tiles. .5ssts 4,sM .assAs vsE EAcs Pei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Hon. Albert LANCE,

Of stste. win address his fellow
citizens In the German language At, ~
Indianapo H. Thursday, Oct. eihs AZ ?! y.
Gew Albany friday, oct. Tffl, at 7 p A.5at a.
Evansville, Saturday, Oct, sth, At 7F-h.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
COL W 7. B. MCINTYRE

wil address tho people Of Pike and D4visss eost-
tics, as follows; Hft-f f 20 s
Cars Mills. Tuesday, Oct fth5 ~ ?. N. i
Alman's, wsdnesdsy, oet. 5ths At ,. n. 20 2
Bethel Church, THURSDAY, Oct eth, - p. n
otweiI, Saturday, Oct. sth. At r u.
Washing ton, Dayless Co., Monday, October lush
At y II 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

~ The Glee Club Drag hugely on
one or two new songs they have pre-
pared for the occasion tonight, one of
which is dedicated to Governor Merton
The people may expect rare treat in
the way of good music, "a. "a +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Tax Sullivan County BURGLARS AID
AssAssiss AN old Sullivan County
..erriead, Of tie roppethead persuasion,
Informs Us thai nineteen of the burglars
who have infested that tosn and vicinity
have been arrested, and wiif ne doubt be
sent To- the penitsntiaty. he informs
rs further sub rosa7-7and We do not in.
tend to- mention the matser-thss al.
though eAchsof them has heretofore been
known as an active Democratic Copper
head; no sooner we're they arrested thaa
they became radical Abolitisnists and
Black Republicans. ,gIaL 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

B The Democrats have been max
ing all kinds of charges against Gov
ernor Morton. Let them come out to-
night and hear the Governor in his own,
defense. No honest manwiH condemn
any one without q hearing. Give. the
Governor hearing. IS EH~T'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

At Princeton, Thursday, p, m. ai.saa
AT Vincennes on Friday p. m. "af E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

THE WEExLY JouRSAE contains cor
rect lists of drafted men for the counties
Of SpsneerS Wsrrick,i yanderburgh, be-
sides large amount Of valuable reading
matteroopies of the Weekly, put up
in wfappsre, may be obtained at the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
prof. Madison Evans,

Contingent EIector for the State It large VIII ST.
dress his fsllow-eitizens ct the following pisces
and times: 4aQEk -,
TsyIorsyills, wArrick Coz Wednesday, Oct. otAs
sewburgh, waErick Co., THURSDAY, Oct. esh, ct
ETansvlIIs, yABaerb1rgh Co, Thursday, Oct.
on s;; II r. salliyan Co Fridsy Oct T. atIrz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
FIRE LIMITs'

NOTICE IL hereby given that will appiSNsa
IN the City Councli 70 build Frame Dwelifnf
House, $50 story, % BY Ga feet, on lot No 2,
upper fpis<Semcnt.
sept p 2~f ~ w.M. AlKHAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

sT Tel everybody you sssfthat Gov.
Norton speaks Al the Kigwan tonight.
, Invite your Democratic neighbors to
eosae and hear him. ys1i a2idp 'e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
German Meetings.
EIECTION TICKETS.

ELECTION TICKETS
We would say 10 our friends in the
country tia. the Journal office is pre-
pared to furnish any amount Of tickets on
the shortest notice, and. on Reasonable
terms Send N your orders. Don't
postpone the matter until il is too late:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Gnnfnnfs FIrNf Page.

The Mcclellan. Trick; Unpublished
Letters from General JaoksOn--Good
Advice for the Present Day; Incidents
of the War. -siina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
FOUND.

4 POCKET BOOK CONTAINING A SHALL
y sum Of money, which the owner can have b.
eailfug AZ VI $50 J. @. YENEEMAN's,
.of-3t -s- No. - Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

- NURSERY.

az Crescent City Nurseries.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REFLECT
q 4 fully call the attention q the public 20 ais
lar Noek Of asserted Fruit Trees. BE hza nex On
hand very large assorted stock II Ghoiss Apps,
Cherry. and Pear Tres: alsos shoioe asssFtmsut
Of Peach aud kuss Trees, and = splendid sfock u
all sorts Of Kysrgrssns. Z
Shade Trees.
wish 70 call The especial attention Of our eifi
gems 70 our stock Of Ornamental shads Trees, for
side wslk planting ] can furnish Trees, or plant
them dssirsd. The Trees feleed Ia the Nursery
are fer better adapted 70 sfAna ths Summer season
than fkoss tnksn from ffs swamps OF woods.-
Many psrsons, who hAvs tried beta, viii sustAin
me 10 this statement.
Orders by letter will be promptly attended 20.
Address 0EORGE D. BOWEN,
octs Crescent City Nurseries
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Tts AaiIp donpnaI.
Col, Cyrus n. Allen and Hon. VIM
p NibIack. aAt

x. Nlblack, 80. s4t
Candidates for Congress In this District, win aa-
dress the people Of Spencer at the following places
and times, to-wit:
Fu1da, Oct. 5fh, at1P-N. lf
santa Fe, Oct. 9Th, ST Pm ~
Elizabeth, Oct. 9th, att Pm aFs =
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