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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
6Te Daily anurnal.
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This body Of delegates assemblies at
Baltimore on Tuesday, June It'll The
arrangement is to alloS two delegates TO
each Congressional. District, in the se's
eral States, and four for the State {
large. In this district, S. @. DeBruler
and Cyrus u. Allen are the delegates
and John A. Mann and Victor Bisch the
alternates. Messrs DeBruler and Allet
have gone to attend the Convention, aid
we learn that Colonel Mann has also
II would not surprise as IL every State
in the Union is represented except North
Carolina aud Georgia. Whether tn
delegates from such places as Besufor',
s. C., will be admitted, is another ques
ton. Those former strong slave States.
Louisisna and Arkansas, will be repre-
scented. Sowill Tennessee. 1.-THE world
does move"
We eoufdentially expect the nomina-
ton Of ABrAHAM LIEcoLx for President,
and AxDREw Johnson for Vice President.
They are undoubtedly the most popular
men in the Union, and scsn easily be
elected If Generals Grant and Sherman
are successful in driving the Rebellion
into tho" last ditch before the ides Of
November.
When Richmond and Atlanta are
taken, and the remnant Of the rebel
armies are driven down into that pesti'
lential hot-bed Of treason--south Caro-.
lina--to find an ignominious grave there,
il win require search warrant to fud a
Copperhead Then will Lincoln and
JOHNSON find the harvest Of the deve-
ton TO their country that they have
shown all through this terrible ordeal
Then will The rail splitter" and the
. jour. tailor those sons Of free labor
illustrate the glory Of our institution.
BY being chosen 10 administer our Gov
eminent for four years At thit crisis OF
its fate.
We hope that every good Union man
will make up bis mind to support Ae
ticket even If he does not get his first
choice. We intend to do that, knowing.
"a we do, that the Convention will nom.
mate no men who are not true to Ha-
man Freedom AMI Republican Govern
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

Bkg- We publish Communication from
smithlandi Ky, in reply to one published
a few days ago over the signature Of " ".
b. T. which was called out by frs,
one over the signature Of w. G. Noel
from Bddyville This correspondence
is getting rather lengthy, but we desire
to give both sides fair hearing and nm
opportunity to "set themselves right on
the record" Besides, the correspond
enee is interesting and instructive, as il
elueida'es very foggy subject, viz the
exact nature aud different degrees Of
Kentucky loyalty Light is needed on
this question.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pure sympsthy.-sympatby Is a beautiful
thing, for It exhibiting the angelic part Of
human nature. We deeply and most sin, ersIy
sympathizs with those few suffering with bad
cold who have not used or cannot obtain bottle
Of MADAME Porters Cough Balsam," for ts<y
are deprived Of ore Of the most ssofual RI NEEDLES
for Coughs, Colds, &s., ever givon to the public
Batwe have no sympathy with any one who will
use any other Cough Mrdielns, when this popular
article, price only 20 cents per bottle can be had
Of all Druggists. may24 Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEn

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best In he WoridI The onh
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
KHosca
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfeet--ehangea Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to a Glossy Blaek
or Natural Brown, without Injuring the Hair ~
Staining the Skin, Having the Hair SOFT aus
Beautiful lmparts fresh vitality, frequently Re.
storing lie pristine color. and reetih-s the ~
ehDets Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL signed VIII.
LIAM A. BATCHELOR, all others are mere lint
tations, and should be avoided Sold by al
Druggists, &c. Faetory--s2 Barclay street. n
BACHELORS NEW TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR iyiodwIy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

sGDon Carlos Buel has been muster
ed out of the service for refusing 10 &C.
cept q command uader General Csnbv.
SAYS an exchange. Although this Is the
frat intination We have heard Of it, we
csnsot help ba, think il is tardy justice
wei axseutsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
FOR SALE.

DROPkLLkh FOR sALE--on account Of r..
/ firing from the Ice business, will sell my
Steam Propeller, twenty horss power, hssfly
new; IL suitable for carrying eighty tons bufdrn,
and will also tow boat up steam, loaded, iB
river. For further reference address fsaRe
Marks son. p. o. Box 1870 Cincinnati Ohio !
Or P. o. Box 7e7 Louisville, Ky. jul -
LIOUrE-Auy one desiring 20 purchase house
II containing three rooms, can bnd a new
house on Oak street, between Sixth aud seventh.
my2s A. NJ. WOODWARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
WANTED.

IAToOL $1,000 pounds u Wool, for which the
w biEsst market price will be paid.
A. GUMBERTS.
Once at l.. LowsnthAl 4 Co.'S Store, corner Of
Main aud First strests. may26 I'm
uoUsE-cOETAIEIS THREE OR FOUR
II rooms, not exceeding twelve squares fft N
the Post Once. Any one having 50 an house
FOR sale enn md purchaser BY applying at this
Ofica
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

FRoN rue l36rH-We have another
letter from our late associate, which We
will publish on Monday The regiment
is under marching orders for Nashville,
and letters to the regiment should be
directed to that place, except to mem
bers Of company B. which is at Smith.
land. The Evansville boys are all
well.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
Important erder BY General Wash.
buFBe--All Trade Forbidden with
Western Kentucky.
HEADT'Rs DIS or WEST TENNESSEE,
MEMrnis, Tenn, May q, 1864.
Special Orders, No. a.

Y The large number Of guerrillas
and irregular bands OF Confederate sol
iitrs who are infesting Western Ken
lucky, harbored and encouraged by the
people. Indicate such state of disloyal.
~ 10 that region of country as to require
that our lines should be closed against
III commercial intercourse there.
General Order No. }, dated Memphis,
May l0lh, 1864, is hereby declared to
apply to the entire District of West Teu-
nesses. The commanders Of Columbus
and Padncah are specially charged with
rigid enforcement of this order.
The people OF that disloysl region will
not be allowed 70 sell their cotton and to-
baeco, or purchase supplies until they
show some friendship Tor the Government
Of the United States. When they cease
70 harbos and encourage cur enemies,
aud show q disposition TO drive out The
bands OF guerrillas and desperadoes with
~hom they are at presenton such friend
Is terms, the question Of opening the lines
will be considered, w
BY order of Major General c. C. Wash
burn.
0fficial w. Fl MoReAx.
Assistant Adiutant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
TOIHZ.
Dr. III. Anders 4 Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Ioiine Water acts upon she Heat, Liver. KID.
neys, Digestive Organs, aud GlandulAr system.
The success which has attended he use this
remedy In private practice, and the endofss ment
Of M dieat authority, enable na 10 recommend Il
90 the practitioner End the pnblie, feeling coz.
hdent that with iair trial u viii Rttest is eva
excellence In the cure Of chronic diseases whth
indicate Iodine, sueh Serofula. Bronchitis skin
kruptions, Heart, iiver, and Kidney Diseases
Nervous Affections, Neasalgia, Rheumatism, Dys-.
pepsia, Debility, syphilis, SIC.
Physicians may rely upen the Entferm s1renet IN
OF Iodine Water Rs containing three quart. r
grains PURE iedihS In each huid-ounce ruRE us
ter, NO solseHa beia9 sssd Il ls net iiabis 90 d.
composition nor spontaneously formed ineauaii.
ties neither is the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
iHed by combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior TO any other method
Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle that IL
may be used As family medicine we'll a. b,
Price one dollar per bottle on reeelpt of i've
aollsfs, stx eottles delivered TREE by express to
Beware Of Coahterfelta and limitations which
unpr,nelpled dealers endeavor TO dispose Of on our
reputatioI,. SEQ cur signature and trademark
(1ho Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT
upon the labels and wrappers Of each bottle viii
cut which none Is genuine
Circulars gratis srH
DIR. II ANpERs a co.
Physicians aud Ch.mists
No AS Broadway Nav Varh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
LUMBER YARD.
HORSE LOST.

GTRAfED from Ey stable in Evansville. about
- tha l-t Of May last, . oaa-y eAK-old BAY
MARE COLT; ahoat uedian size; trim mad I;
heavy hips. and 10 good order; has 8 small white
spet undsr har belly nsar the fiaaks and, think
two had fsst white. She Is quits .g-ntle, having
been seeustolnsd 70 tie halter
Any oaz rstarHing her 10 ne, o. giving he In
formaEi9n 90 that can set bar, viii be literally
Re Esrd~d BY HIRAM z. head.
Eu0e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

American Cancer Cham ptoD.-DR
HEBBERN has located in the city Of Quincy.
nlineis, No. los Main Street, third door ahOv,
Quincy House. Office over J. r. payton,s boek.
store.
He claims 20 Be the King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores. such as Waite Swelling and
Bone Diseases, serefuls, Piles, Sore Eyes in their
worst stsges, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Weakness, and Sala Rhoam, letter.
Rheumatism, &c, &e
The Dootor became master &C the above diseases
while travelling through Europe aAd America, and
he now stands at the head Of his profession both
in Europe and America. The Doctor WIN take
pleasure In showing his vistors certificates Of the
above dlseas where they have been given np a.
ineurable by the best physicians ia tee country.
The DOotor also guarantees e cure in all c,...
where the patient LIVES up to the directions.
The patient viii please eorre-pond weekly. civ.
Tag true statement ofths case. No. -. q
eE- The poor dealt With literally.
- eess extracted in frem far 20 svsnty-ssu.
hozrs, without fnssruHssss Or rsss, e drop 81
liosA. mAsAa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
DIED.

On the morning Of the Sch last. in ths seventy
eighth var OF Der sgs, Mrs. PROVIDENCE GAR
YIN. widow Of Jchn Garxin, iAts Of Gettyshurx,
Pennsylvania.
FuneTsi from ths residence of Der sen, Thes Z.
Garvin, on First Street, On suasssys Jsas 5th, at
three o'clock F.A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
TO PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Important 10 Photogrsphers.
I'VE HAVE REcEsTLY oPESED AN
AMRROTYPE a. PHOTOGRAPHI(
STOCK DEPOT

In L0uisriiia gbeisx connected With Geo. Dsbbs
4 Co. " PhilAdsiPk izl, and have adE4ntagss pcs
sessed By no other hosss 10 The Southwest. We
can sel lower and keep larger stock, all u shieh
Ne warrant Our Aibamsa PApars .aiess Chsni-
Gals, and Card Phosographie Presses are cheaper
and better than any others In use. We solicit .
trial from all, guaranteeing 20 give satisfaction
Orders ky nAil or express pE0mptly attended 10.
DAKBz & SCARLETT,
Louisville Cheap Photographic stock Depot.
AIS Market Street, I.ouisvilie. Ky.
fuae4 df~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that vs viii
~ make application 70 tbs City C&Rseil At is
nexs sitting for the privilege Of erecting 9 fEsEs
addition Of oRs rom and kitchen 70 a tw0-story
frame house 0E Lot No. b. Lower EnlArxensrf
kRATZ & HEILNAN
fass4 dsta aw)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
LOST

HAIR BRAcELKT--h Haif Bracelet with
IL plain Gold Clap, eontalnlnga iiksnegs Of
Gus. Dusouchtt. was Loaf the street yesterday
Any one finding tho above mentioned article III
be iiborally rewarded BY leaving the sans at this
Office. jus ltf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

~Thers are l,545 patients in the
hospitals at Madison, Ind, aad $50 va
cant beds. The hospital at Madison is
the most extensive one in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04


roe ELEoiVEs At LAnar.
David 3 1oodlng, II Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Yigs.
FoR HTATE EIEcTons.
lat D.strict--sames g. DsnHy, Of Knoz.
John =. Heughiand, u ~ neer.
"a Dlstriet--Cyrus y NfIOn, Of Clark.
Franfis Wsstsr, II Lagrangs.
"a Dislrlst--Hsary y. PTitshard, Of Bartbol0
new
Madlson Evans, u LaWrsree.
9Th Dfsfrtot-Isonidhs Eext0n, sf Hush.
u. v. Kyfer, o. JraDkliR.
Sth Disfrlct-Beni. Y. risypooi, Of fayeite.
JshhaA n. Dsilstt, I Henry.
eth Dlstrief--J J. Wright, Of Msrgas.
J. q Green, Of shelby.
TN Dlstriet--J ohM Osborn, Of Pntsau.
Thomas n. Hlee, Of Parke.
sfh Distriet--R p. DaYidson, Of TipPocanos
Benz. Y Gregory, Of w .rFsH..
9Th Distriet--Jafnss %. Bsiford. Of white.
Aaron Gusrney, Of Porter
Isth Dlstrlgt-T r. Dickinson, Of DrKaiD.
Hallat KiIhouTns, Of EikhaFt.
18th Dlstriot--Iohn NJ Wallace, Of Grant.
James ~ Temper, Of jay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

One Of HunneweIl's Great Rsn.odIe..
HuNNEwKLL'S ToLu ANoDxSR.-T ht.
meat wonderful and reliable preparation which
has earned its true name and fame By resalts
which has bafisd every other attempt At relisf IN
Nesralgia, hhsusatisn, Goat, Nsrveas Hesd AeAe,
TeosA sad Bar Ache, Borsi ObmRiaiats. Rsisris,
nsstrss' @ssr Eatiss, less ef Sleep, Gseal Nerves.
psbGes' ear0ris#.s IA FAoePiss cossA, and AstAsa,
noS declared 70 Be largely Haveus. For thu paths
In hoHaAls MsasiaassOR perfect relief, while -,
tnrs's afterwoFk Is uhdissurbed. and enc q It's
nost important points.
Ihia valuable preparation should be IN every
Family, As no description equals its real necessity,
or its splendid results.
J. L. HUHEEwELI, Proprietor.
Commercial wharf, Boston.
ssS Fer sale by all wholesale and retail aealers
KELLER s WHITE, Agents.
hoNts-@m kvaDsvilte. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

A YANKEE TRIcK-0ne of the rebel
prisoners, recently captured, said they
suffered most ia front of brigade who
played them Yankee trick. What
was ,hat1 why, they twisted teIe-
graph wire around the trees, and, when
we came up, just slaughtered US as we
got eisangled in its lines
That was IN front of my division,
says Gen. Weitzel. who was present,
and SO you didn like the reception"
Mot much, was the answer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
STOCK FOR SALE.

Al BoS HARB0R. near Oveashcro. Ey, I
IL will sell st prirsss sac. IN lots 70 suit pUr-
ehsssrs, . nbsr Ct MULES. from tro Is eight
y@ars; twenty-five or thirty BROOD and TUR <
MARES; zsd : I4rgs lot Of CATTLE and fns
sOUTHD0wN SHEEP
BE- order Of j. H. & W. 7. Barrett
JF. AEGTLE
Bon Hsr5or, June 3. 1919. june4 Or
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

sG- DR.. Athon IS one of The best State
officers Indiana has had for wears He
stood first among the physicians Of In
diana before be entered the Secretary's
Office, and now he holds equally as hon.
orable q position among the Statesmen
of Indiana. Tines
You mean of the Copperhead style of
Statesmen. A great Statesman, GER
tainly, of the j. b Floyd school.
Athon refused to issue commissions TO
officers in the Indiana regiments, but
after they were issued, he brings suit to
obtain pay for what he never did, or in
other words to take from each Indiana
commissioned officer one dollar. for SER
vices never rendered, and had he sue
eseded in getting the matter before the
deleetable Supreme Court he would
have succeeded in his disrepu.abIe effort
inst IKE Cornsell succeeded in stealing
the Auditors Office Of yigo County.
IAthon and j. B. Floyd viii lonr shine
IS brighs examples Of Conssdsrsse Dem.
oeratie Statesmen ~4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
sheriff's Sale No. 1s9.

Dr. VIRTUE or An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID cut Of the 0faee OF the Clerk Of the Court
q Common Pleas Of yanderburg C0unty, fadtana,
in favor d James 7. Walker. and against Mar
E4ret A. GoFdSo, viii, en-
SATURDAY. Jans 2ssh, 1884,
Between the hoars Of 10 o'elsek A. NJ aud o'clock
p N, Of said day at the door q the Court House
IN the City u Evansville, incanS eer for sale, ~
Public Auction, tbs Rents aud PFoats for the term
q seven years Of the following described knat Es
tate, 20 Wit.
Lea No. - 10 Blsek 10 ~, In that part Of the
city of EvAnssiiis foFInSrly known Lam isco
City, % YAndsrbargh County, Indiana, On which
said fndEsusnt IL special lean, being for par
ehzze mossy Of aid los.
And shoald said Rents sEd Profits bot sell for
sum safieisnt 10 satisfy said writ and Costs.
viii, AZ the same time ana place, Orr Zoe sails the
Zee Simple 81 said premises.
GEORGE w0LFLIS, sheriff Y.C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
Adninistrator's Notice.

TFHE undersigned has been AFpolntsd Adminis-
Il tFater 81 James Crisp, late Of HasdsEbarkh
solvent. w. CRISP.
June 3, 1854. w5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
Lands.
knight ToMnshln.
AnaEht Township.
HK az NJ az See 4. IT, ROW; 90 acres.
NIX ar 81 az Sec 81, T Q, RloW; 40 acres.


NE az Ne az See 4. 7,Riow; 90 acres.
NEqF 81 " Sec %, 7 9. r 10 WI 20 acre..
Scott Township.
Mgr sE ar sec 5. T ; 5, r 10 W; Il is-Ieo
NV sr SE or s.rbs. RE- W; 81 l.ioO
aeres,
SO 81 Ne qr SEC s,Tss. 10 VIA as-ioo
sw or NE Or Sec s.rss. R 10 VIA u.ioo
sEqrsw ar Sc 5, Tss. 10 w % $500
NV or NV a. SEC s, TSs, H 10 WI 20 Ts.loo
So az wv a. Sec s. S. R 10 VIA qIoo
sw qr sw Or Sec s, rss. 10 W; 80 so-ioo
sEqrsE ar sec "a. T4s, r. 10 W. - S4-Ioo
NV n NJ az SEC 81 Tas. 10 wi4o s-loo
So q Nh n Sec 81. Tss. 10 W. 81 sa.Ioo
asrss.
sw n NE qr So "a. T4s.R 10 W; 20 5-Ioo
acres.
SEgr sw a. So q. Tfs,R 10 VI 90 so-ioo
NV q NV ar Sec %, T4s. RIG WI 20 sa-loo
acres.
SIX Or sw ar sse =. T4s, r 10 W; SC is.ioo
aerrs.f
sw qs NV ar sss g. Tss, 20 s..ico
sEsrsE n S. sl.T4s, 10 80 s5.Ioo
acres.
Nv or 81 qr &c q, T4s. R 10 W, 80 1910
aerss.
sEarsE qr sss 81. Tfs. 10 W 40 ss-loo
acrea.
sw qr 81 T SEC sa,rts. 10 w - sS-loo
EEqrsw ar Sec 81. T4s. EIow; 90 a.loo
acres.
NV qr sw ar sec q, T4s. 10 W: % 2s-Ioo
ssfes
sEqrsw qr See s2, Tss. R 10 "; % n.Iao
acres
sw ar sw qrsss y, IT'S, Row % Is-loo
acres
sW a. 81 ar Sc I. 7 SIS, q II "; % acres
The foregciDg tracts Of land In sections and
y are situate sn add near tbs Evansville aud
tTAwfeF1sEflls sailroaJ. and vifhin 10 20 IL miles
| Of Evaosyilie. Land and timber good. The pur-
ehasers VIII get title bond for fbese tracts, sns
apon paymant good warranty deed.
Union Township
sw a. Sw ar Sec n. 7 :. Ri " 90 acr.s
= y NV ar Hw 81 saz II, :. X II " ~ !
acres.
SO a. wv ar SEC 3, rs. Ruw; % aeres.
The forsgoing bill Of sale eamprisss the iuest
assortment q Choice Buildiug Lots aud Farming
Lands ever before offered a. public sale In this
clay. The titles will b made psrtretly satisfse-
WILLIAM H. WALKER.
JOHN fsGLE, il.
HEsaE GUNHtsEs, Aaetionesr.
ganeJ 3Ed&u
fTlEsss and Union pI.ass oopy.f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
SALE OF LOTS
Positive Sale of Crescent Enlarge.
menf Lots.

MSAt IUt3.
I WILL skill AT PUBLIC 4UCTI0S. az tia
l. CosEt-Hunss in Evansville,
on THURSDAY, JUNE ora, 1864.
attSe o'eioek R.x-s
lie faglozia1 Lots In IAs CrssosEt Enlsrwsr,sut.
Let S, block 5; Let 2. bfoek a.
Let Is, bioek Let 8, hlcSz s.
Los 10. block - s-
Alsoa LOT 81, Il block I, Bakers Aadlsica 70 tss
City CT EySnsvzlls-
Tisle ps-zest- sale rcssstE- Tsxzs-oae-aaif
cash; h&lsscs II siz uonthss viEh sstsxsss, 49,
cured hy neFtAss App1y %
iuEs& dse THos. l. CARVE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
sELLING OUT AT COST.

wit SELL ny LAEGE STOCK q WALL
L and Ufu15E RsSc-s Plain and Figures. a. cost
i ordsr @ EAiss Fooaz fer oshsx gsods-
T. HRALT,
szIs Ne. "A, cor. Main sad FiTsi sz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
UNION sTATE TICKET


For G0vezoys
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or wATsE-
For LEU. Governor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or VAsDERBURsh.
For s>eyesary 81 stats,
EELsoH TRUsLER, Of Faystte.
For Asdb0y Of state,
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
For 7TsasNrer Of STATE,
JOHN I. M0RRfs0E, Of Washington.
Per Aaor1ep- Gsnsral,
pELABA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
for ClsrE Of ne savrsnas coaTf,
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For reporter Of s4Drsuss Cert,
COL. BEN. HARRIsOs, Of Marion.
For esvysFns Jsdgss.
ist DistFict-JAs .. FRAZEK,o Koseiasko.
I'd Dlstrict-JEnU T. ELLIOTT, Of hsnry.
"a Disfriet-CJhs. A. RAY, u Marion.
4ih Disfrict-ROBT. Q. GREGORY. Tippseanoe.
For supsyfatenAsHf Of Pubic fsslrpeti0a,
PROF. GEOgGE v. HOss, o. Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
'R. II ANpERs 4 &C.
Physicians and Chen
One OF FIunnewell's Great Remoal,..

mAyls dAwsm 50 '' - '''Aa@'s' New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
STRAY MULE.

TAKES Up BT THE SUBSCRIBER, living
i in Pigeon Towashfp, ore dark brown Mare
MuIe swo y tirrs years cid and aypezrs % haze
been brsnssd With an Z % tbs In hip. said
uuls foliowso.a team o. horsss from cot on the
Prfnostoa read, near Inkls ststsou, on the z3d o.
Nay, sn4 - Gupfoss<i 70 beiorx Ia fhat rsfghbor-
bod EkSRT JACOBS.
Maya div
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
Correspondence Of the macon Intelligencor.
JoNEsBoRo', Sept. 8, 1864.


Editor lnt3Iiigencer On Monday night the Yam
ke2s h&d grand bail at the Trout House, under the
direction ct Mrs. Clements, its present propretress
General Sherman and staff and bis corps and division
commanders patronzad the affair. About dozen
WoIaen Ct the town. not decent lady amongst them,
attended the thing. But what wanting in white
was made up in nggers. They mingled, Oh =! how they
ming ed Black and brown, white and gray.
They began the dance with the Lancers Q1adrile,
in which Gen. Sherman led off with Mrs Clements as
partner. His us Uts, Gen. Howard had one of May
or Jim Calhoun's wenches as partner. One OF Sher-
mans ssaf danced with one of J. Il. Buchanan's mig
ger women that he took there himself Billy Solomons
nigger lent the charms of her presence aud her
fgQpe in the dance, and had great deal of attention
paid her. Bill Markham brought two nigger women
TO the ball, and locked the with grnning ad-
miration. He nob5ed with the blue bellies until he
had to he retired il carriage
Several respectable negro women who were invited
and sent after, n carriages with Yankee officers for
cors refused to Co. and freely expressed their dislike to
the insult that offered them. They looked on it
indignsy to be asked by the enemies of their country
to associate with the white women who attended the
baii
The negro women were feted and toasted and monop-
ozed the attention of the entire of Yankees and
in fact OF the sympathizers who have affiliated
They wazad schottsched, and polkaed and danced
til everybody was tired and drunk and the stink became
Wilmington journal., 1864-09-22
OBITUARY.

Kisd in trout Of Petersburg tha 18TH o. JnY 1904
ABRAH BpYKIN, lst Sergeant 10. q, Glgt Regimen, y.
O. p eyed 81 years months AMI Is daya Ha joined the
army the 20th Of april, 1851 end ai2ce that time, ugH
Death through al the gaIed Tor Of he exhb
tied spirit of deVo ion to his cou9try seldom equled
in ihts iand OF chVary. POsseHd o ne phy s2al
powers and spts he bore fatigue and urVaions
incident to soldiers life with little inc opVenience la
the face of foe be soldier to be sdu by al Who
witnessed biz quiet dee2E9r firm step, and determined
lace. In the beat OF battle when death robbed him ut bs
comrades at every stop be was away9 n the front ranl
pressing fearessiy to death or victory.
will not attempt to console his parents for the less OF
whose character soldier and christian ne aan
exhibited many ne traifs Tho wisdom Of God through
the riches OF his grace, alone console them IN this
their great grief De united with the church G the M If
1887 at home and in the army hB walk was such as
becomes one whose abdiog place is not upon ee'h II
the death of this gallant yOung soldier We have osnch
let hs comrades remember his noble deeds ard MS
example. Il
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