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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27
4 OF VI
FARMLAND.
For the Journal
ARRIVED At HOME.

Ahfi ' fD NJ HUME.
Tie solhieSsaaf the Goth Battalion
:: !: - : : !.
arrived y last Thursday
II. ~ 5cned Il schoo'
In this place O.. ID onday, the 2itt
inst. He closed n term three weeks
ago. He is n popular teacher. and
parents would do we'll to take Their
children out OF the street school and
place them in Mr.. Schoolheld' :
charge, where they may be much
better prepared for the responsible
duties Of life
IL is alarming to sec the number
of young men and women of our
country who seem to have little OF
no taste for literary or moral i'm
provemeut, especially when we reflect
that tie people are the rulers OF this
great republic; and that its future
for veal OF woe depends upon the
intelligence and virtue of the masses.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
a man by the name of Higman,
was instantly killed, in saw mill at
Morristown, OH Tuesday of last
week; he accidently fell in contact
with circular saw, while in motion.
and was almost sawed assunder be-
fore it could be stopped.
Joseph Denton buried q child last
w cdnesday, at Macksvillc A funer-
nj discourse was preached on the oc.
casion by Rev. j. H. Mcmahon
AEI.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27

i correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing from Shreve-
port, says that he has seen cores
pondence showing that Kirby Smith,
Price, Shelby and others, some of
them men of political prominence,
had formed a scheme Of separating
from the eastern rebel States after
the establishment of a Confedera.
cy, and forming a Trans Mississip-
pi Conlederacy on their own ac-
count. of West Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas. An alliance was
then to be formed with the French.
The Confederacy once recognized,
and il event of the Unionists turn
ing up there in great strength, to
join the Trans Mississippi Con
lederacy with Mexico. throw them
selves under French protection,
fight for Macmillan, and extend
his empire over the States named.
After Prices defeat IN Missouri, the
original idea was abandoned, and
another scheme was formed to 90 to
Texas, and assist the lmpera!isis
Of Mexico to hold and occupy that
State, but the complete overthrow
of the rebellion in the East, and
the surrender Of Smiths army
against his orders, seem to have
frustrated that plan also.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27

By a private letter from Browns
vile, Texas. dated July %, 1865, we
have the news that the army there
are discussing the probabilities of &
war with Maximilian. The writer
says il is conceded that it is certain.
and that there are already large
number of troops at the mouth of
the Rio Grandc and at various points
up the river.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Gold Pens ut Wcrden & Co.'S, op-
posite Glenns Block, indianapolis.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27
breast, and both arms sawed off ]

breast, and both arms sawed off ]
understand he leaves family.
rETURNKD TO THEIR REGIMENT
Michael Carver and Charles Law
renee, members Of the 124th Indiana
Volunteers, who we're at home on
furlough, returned 70 their regiment
yesterday.
DISCHARGED.
John WOolford. member Of Co Il.
l24th, arrived at home few days
ago, honorably discharged. and is
now busy at his trade. am happy
to say our boys are good citizens or
good soldiers. just which they please;
can change from one to tine other as
often as the necessity Of the case
may require.
EDUCATIONAL.
In reading the argument of Mr.
Hiatt and Mr.. Cropper, ! have been
convinced there are faults in both
McGulley' and Wilson's books, and
as it is desirable TO have school
books that are unobiectionable, |
would suggest that Messrs. Hiatt
and Chopper form co.partnership,
and give rs n series of Readers, free
from ali objections, and possessing
AL eNcellencics The Journal office
would do the publishing in an unob.
jectionablc manner. and then Ran
dolph county would look up. and
Winchester might boast of good
schools. RURAL.
July both. 1868.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27

The New York World, and pa
pers of that stripe. grew furious
over the announcement that jeff.
Davis would be tried by military
court. They fear the result would
be the same as with the assassins of
President Lincoln. These indica-
tons show where the sympathy OF
these partisans are. If they loved
the government more than party
they would be willing to see traitors
punished, even through the medium
of military courts.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27

OLD No g STILL AHEAD.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-07-27

On and after Monday, June 23, 1865.
TRAlNS will arrive and depart from
4 Union as follows:
On arrival of Nail Train from Indianano-
lis on the b. Il. r. at I. 10 A. NJ the Ex-
press Train will deplrt at is A. NJ, ar
irving at DAYTON ut 9.i5 \. u. and making
come ctions with
C. II. & ID. r. r. for Cincinnati,
at 10 A. NJ. & 3 p. NJ.
\. & G.. w. r. X. for New York
Direct, at l.43 A. NJ.
l.. NJ. & G. & y. II. r. for Co.
lumbus, &c, at Id A. NJ.
d. & NJ. r. X. for Toledo, &c,
at 10 A. M.
S. d. < c. Il. K. for Sandusky,
Sc, at 10 A. NJ.
The Mail Train will depart Mt eco P.
NJ arriving al Dayton at els L. VI. in
time to connect with evening Trains on all
the above Railroads.
RETURNING, LEAVE DAYTON.
Mail Train departs ut 10. 10 \. ". after
arrival of Morning Trains on all the above
Railroads. arriving at Union at I % y. NJ.
] Express Train departs ut , 80 7. VI. ar
irving at Union at D 30 P. ", in time to
connect with Train for tie West on the
/ Bellefontaine K. K. Line.
THROUGH TICKETS
For sale. and Baggage Checked a, Union
Depot in Dayton, for all points East and
1 West.
2-l3 =. u. STIMSON. Supt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

B@-Tell City, about seventy miles
above us, is soon to have wharf graded
and metaled. This town has grown in
10 existence within q few years, and
contains a population Of more than
$500 inhabitants, mostly Swiss, though
a number Of American business men
have established themselves there. II
has one Newspaper, two chair factories,
Eve shingIe factories, one stove, one
match, two furniture and two wagon fac
tories, one foundry, five brsweries, one
Touring and five saw mills, one tannery
and one woolen factory, fine seminary,
q number of dry good stores and grocer
les, and several other business estab-
lishments OF less importance.
The New Albany Commercial says
their manufactured articles ind ready
sale in both directions on the river; In
fact, so great is the demand for their
wares, that il is with difficulty they gil
their orders.
Tell City would give good support tC
the new packet enterprise to which refer
ference was made in the JOURNAL few
days aimee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
VOLUME XVII.

amount to an inserferance. He seeks
Democratic votes under false pretenses.
He pretends to be the nominee of the
Democratic party, when in fact be is
only tbs representative Of few friends
that be smuggIed into the Commis-
sionsr's Room The Democracy will
pronounce his claims lbogus. So sure
are We that be viii Be humilistisg gly re-
pudiated, that we sfTiss him in advance
to shave his head and beard, and culEi-
vase huge moustachs, 10 order that be
may readily prove himself, after the
election, liasal descendent Of the great
Chinsmsn, "No Cor Janus Brown,
after repeated efforts to escape from
Salisbury prison, whiled away sofne
tiresome hours by . similar couceit, and
we feel like suggesting, 10 advance, con-
solatory expedieuts TO ons who is SO
certain. 10 need them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-The steamship
-, from Southampton on the 2lst ulI.
has arrived. Her news is four days
later.
The cattle plague was increasing.
The London cow-houses had been deci-
mated.
|. The Army and Macy Gazette says:
Donald Mckay, OF Boston, is in close
communication with the Admiralty on
the toapedo subject The authorities in
tend laying torpedoes into the channels
leading into the harbors
The police blockaded Parliament
Street, Dublin. taking possession Of the
Irish People newspaper Office Twenty
persons were arrested Several arrests
were made ia Cork The English squad
ron WAS Of the coast
The Liverpool Albion says.
Mr.. Benjamin, kx Confederate Secre-
tary Of State, intends TO join the Eng
lish bar
FRAscE-Accounts from the manu-.
featuring districts are favorable.
PRussrA- The Government has issued
a proclamation announcing the sssamp-
ton By the King Of Prussia Of the title
of Duke Of LaHrenberg, aud the annexa-
tion of Lawrenberg 10 Prussia.
The King promises 20 carry on the
Government of the Duchies in conform.
Ivy with existing laws.
Russia officially declares she will
maintain the non-inteFvention policy in
the Schleswig- -Holstein matter.
LIvKhPooL, Sept 20-A M-Costou
buoyant, and prices have advanced i@
Id. Sales for two days foot up As, ,OOl
bales. Market advancing.
BEEADsTUTFs --Flaar inactive; there
is but little inquiry and prices are weak
Wheat easier. Barley maintains itc
prices. Corn. holders are pressing their
stock on the market Pork inactive
but steady. Bacon steady. Lard buoy
ant Sugar active. Coffee steady. Pc
trolenm sieady.
LosDos, 20th.--ConsoIs for money
s9s999a eos 6ss@6sf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
Epsseopsl srinisssrst- Trouble.

CAIRo, Oct l.-Gen. Woods, CON-
manding the Department Of Alabama,
has, under the instructions OF Gen.
Thomas, ordered the arrest of the Epis-
copal Blshop. Richard Wilmer, and the
Episcopal clergy Of that Diocese are sus-
pended from exercising the functions OF
their oHice aud forbidden to preach, and
their churches closed, for omittiag TO
pray for the President and other civil
authorities. This prohibition is TO con.
tinue 10 each ease until special applica-
ton is made through military channels
for permission to preach or perform
divine service, aud until such application
is Approved ct headquarters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

JACKSON, MIss., Sept, 29.-GoVernol
ShArkay today iasued proclamation
accepting the proposition Of Col Thomas
transferring the right Of trying al ease'
in which the righta Of the freedmen ars
involved, from the Freedmen's BaFeau
70 the civil authorities, upon condition
that the Provisional Governor of thaI
State willtake for the mode of proceed
ing the laws now in force, except 90 fal
as these laws make distinctions on sc
count Of color, and allow the negroes Il
be protected in person and property
allow negroes 10 sue and be saed, max
ing them competent Witnesses accordinl
10 the laws, mn Aa hn MW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

NEw Yosx, Sept so The 7fms's sps-
cial from Montgomery, Alabama, .ot the
29th, says the convention passed the or
dinance by q vote of SO 10 16. practically
aholishing the rights Of negroes TO teeti-
fy in Coarts OF Justice, TO eoatinue till
the Legislature makes Law on the sub
iect
NEW YoRK, 30th.-The Northern
Light from New Orleans, the 22d, has
arrived. Gen. Sheridan arrived in New
Orleans on The 20Eh, from Texas. No
news kNsB& rNA A
SAN Francisco, 20sh.-The reducsd
rates Of inasssst is beading 70 SPeeula-
ton in merchandise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

slider the effect Of the Fyovtso In the 4lst
section Of the currency act OF 1854,
which declares that nothing in
this act shall be construed TO
prevent all the shares in any of the said
associations National Banks), held By
any person or body corporate" from
being taxed By OF under State author
ity Without this proris0, under the
decision Of Chief Justice Marshall In
the celebrated case of McCglloch o.
the State Of Maryland, National Banks
and their shares would not have been
liable to State taxes, witk II they proba-
bly, are. But this provision in novise
conflicts with thai previously quoted ex-
empting q. S. bonds. They both stand,
and must be reconciled. By one OF
them stockholders ia National Banks
are taxable under State authority for
their shares, while By the other they are
exempt for their bonds. Now the su'
pEeme Court Of Indiana, in the case
referred to-Whitney Us. the City Of
Madiscn-(23d Ind; 33ll decides, lst:
That the proper mode of assessing such
stocks is against the stockholders, for
the amount Of capital stock they re-
spectiyely own. I'd: That the actual
value of such stock must, in Ali cases,
be the criterion for taxation; aud that
ii follows that a tax assessed on the
capital stock of corporation is 3 tar
on the property Of which such capital ia
com posed; and, 3D.: That for the whole
capital Of the Indiana Bank consist
ing in U s. bonds, esharsholderl
are not liable to taxation under State
authority. s
/ think the clear rule TO bs
dedueed from this decision, as wslI .as
from the two Acts Of Congress referred
to,is as follows: From the actual value
of the stock Of National Bank deduct
such portion Of the same as is invested
in q q bonGs, and the remainder 10 lia.
Bile to municipal taxation, to be assessed
against the share holders in proportion
TO the amount Of stock they respectively
own believe this to BE- the law.
believe, too, that By Adberingto It th'
Council win add more revenue to fh'
City Treasury than by attempting II
make unjust distinctions against par
ticular institution, even if such attempts
should prove successfels 9s
The 10th section, and other provision
Of the Currency Act, place IL compile tel.
10 the power OF the Council to enforc
this view Of the law. Ta.a rf4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
Another llandIdetc.

On Friday last, q squad of fourteen
or fifteen individuals, calling themselves
delegates, assembled in little room in
one corner of the Court House, known as
the Commissioner Room, and christen-
ed themselves Democratic Convention
for this Common Pleas District With
becoming gravity and dignity, they then
nominated Mr. Peter Maier as the Dem
ocratic Candidate for Common Pleas
Judge The whole affair was undoubt-
edly the most farcical that has ever hap.
pened, In political way, in our city. 1t
certainly must have taken several re-
hearsals TO enable the actors to go
through the ceremony without laughing
in each others faces To add flavor 10
the Joke, the Demokrat OF this city pub
lishsd the proceedings as those of q
Democratic Convention, and hoiats Pc
ter's name as its s,andard.be This
10 wen enough. Peter has long been the
head Of that institution. aud furnished
most OF the nonsense that has filed itu
editorial columns. We know of no one
so well qualified to write editorials, res
olutions, and proceedings Of meetingi
in favor of Mr.. Peter Maies, as Petei
Maier himself Therefore. we are no
surprised to learn from the Demokra
that Peter was nominated for Judge b,
glorious shouts of acclamation. Tha
Convention, no doubt, regard him as
most learned, most upright Judge
very Daniel come TO Judgment
Nothing so indicates the low estate il
which the Democratic party is reg garde'
by hs own friends as the fact that an
members of the organisation would dar
TO get up such an arrangement as tha
of which we have been speaking, an
attempt 10 palm ii upon the party as
Democratic Convention. We apprehen
Peter viii receive rebuke for his in,
pertinent impudenee that he will remen
Der for many day
We viii say further, in this conne,
tion, that the lawyers and people gener
ally, have been very we'll satisfied Wit
their Judges. The Union men foun
little or no fault with Judge Parrest's n
minis.ration, and the Democrats wei
very we'll satisfied with Judge Pitche
There seemed to be kind of mutu
understanding between the leading me
of both parties, in this particular, to ]
wefi-enongh alone, and reelect bo
judges without opposition. Peter, ho'
ever, who seems to be as profound as
distinguished namesske ofnnrsery-rhyu
notoriety, who lived upon pumpkins
identity regarding himself as "sou
pumpkins also-has determined to il
terfere and break up this a
derstanding. But We hardly mes
that for hin sfEorta will scarca
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

NEw YoRK, Sept 30.-Ths 1fmess
Washington special says: 81
TEae Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided that in the case Of the loss Of
checks issued by officers on Designated
Deposisozies, he 10 mot required 20 pay
duplicates y
The Posts special says: 7a1 i
A dispatch from Montgomery says il
10 believed that the Alabama Convsn-
ton will adjourn to-day.
The C0mmercial says that the miners
IN the entire valley Of the LackAWsna
have resumed work, and there 10 pros
pect Of 8 fall in the price of coal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
aay- . Brick" Pomeroy writes the 70

A@- Brick" Pomeroy writes me fol-
lowing obituary no ice: Mrs. GrHndy,"
the so-called comic Newspaper Of New
York, is dead. Il was the dullest witty
paper we ever saw. To read il caused
q sensation much like seeing nolasaes.
dAubed fly crawling over the face of a
corpse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
CHrror or MArg-Up.-In order to ac

CHRs0x OF MAKE-UP.-In order to ac-
commodaie the great desire Of ADVERT.
sers 10 occupy the inside pages Of the
paper, we change our make up" thil
morning. The local, com "a srcial, and
river news, will hereafter be found on
the fourth page, and the telegraph and
late news items on the 6rst page. The
second page will contain editorial and
communications.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

gD- The Boston AdUersisev seldom
jests, bat when IL does, it is highly en-
tertaining; as for example: Boston 10
undoubtedly very good place to live in
but it will never be appreciated because
Of the modesty OF It's citizens"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

NKw YoRK, 30sh. Gold stronger
The export OF specie to-day is larger
than was anticipated, amounting 70 near
ly 81, 900, 900, which prodaces stronger
tone than was expected The large pay
ments next week on account of $50
Coupons checks al upward tendency.
Quotations this morning ranged from
la to AT The payment Of 20
coupons from Monday 10 last evening,
were about 2l35. .OO0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
ay's r eport.
TelegraphIe COmmanicat 0ns with
the South Resumed.
Episcopal Ministers in Trouble.
zRcUBLg IN IRELAND.
gouthsrn Associated Press Dis
patches

gouthsrm Associated Press Dis
patches.
New YoEK, Sept S0-By permission
of the War Department the Associated
Press will, on Monday next, re establish
their telsgraphic news and business re-
lations with the Southern press, between
Washington and New OrIesns by the
seGboard roate The hnes south Of
Washington are said to be 10 fair order,
and are rapidly being pus in the best
condition for the dispatch of business,
and there is reason 20 hope there will
be no further interruption in the enjoy
mens Of moderate degree Of tele-
graphic facilities between the Southern
aud Northern part Of the country.
rSizned1 d. II. cRAIG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

B65- Rev. Cbas. B Davidson, who left
the Methodist Church for the Presbyte-
rian some time ago, has returned to bis
frst love--the Methodists.-M Madison
Courier
We are authorized TO say that there 10
no truth whatever in this statement. DIR.
Davidson has no idea Of returning to the
Methodist Church.--NetO Albany Led
ger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

sar The New Albany Ledger says
that between the Methodist Conference
and sherman's teamsters, the yellow
legged pulIets Of hat region have been
exterminated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

PIcTox, C. W., Sept 30-The schoon-
or Thistle, from Welliugton to 0swegc
with cargo Of 5000 hushels Of barley,
| is ashore A. West Point, in bad con.
ditica.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

PIrrssuRG, Sept 30-The great five
mile four-oared race resulted in the tri'
umph Of Pittsburg. Time-Friendship,
Hamml Bros-. 80 .26s New York, S2:S2.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

WAsHIsGrox, 30tb. Of In
debtedDees the past week amount TO
81 ,960, $40. or about equal 10 the amount
Of Internal Revenue received daring the
same period
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

WlsHrsGroS, 30h.-Three (3) patents
of Jno. A. Murray, for Combined Nov
er and Reaper, have, it is said, been ex-
tended, and the application as to the two
others has been finally denied.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

BosToE. 30sh--Hou. Chas. Hudson,
Assessor Of the Sixth Internal Revenue
District states that the entire cost Of as
sessine and collecting revenue in the
District for the past Escal year, amounts
to 5-l00 of l per cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
Notice Of Commissionsr's Sale

6otlce OF Commlasl0nfr oaAos
NOTICE Is HERFBY CIvEp THAT. N
~ pursuance Of an order Of the Court q Com
nonp eas Of FanderbusEh c1unty. made st its
september term, isas. In the case of setastiAn
Hesrieh and otherss VS. Sebastian HsBrich, Jr. +.
and othe >. for partition, ], Frederok fuBksn-
hsfmer, CommissioBeE appolnted b. said Coart %
make sale of ths foliewfeg real estate, to-Wit
Lot number thFes (O IN Block number thirty-two
(fzl, In the Eastern EDfargemsnt of the city o.
kya aviie, 10 safd eonnty, viii, On the Tth DAY 81
oetabsr lse6, at the door n ths Coart. hauss ~
said county, between the hours 81 10 o'clock m.
and O'Clock p. N. Of said Day, prrcsrd to al 81
public auction, said Lot number ihree (3i ta Block
ma inter- thirty-two (szl. IN the Eastsrn EniarRs-
meet Of Esensvfiis. tegnther with the sppurts.
nanssa fbsreunto belonging. Said Lot has Esod
tw .atary brick hoa1e With eight roc ms, tive eel
lars, two Kitchens, stables ard ell nscssary ont
bul dfngrs enilabIe fos two families.
The tsrms Of this ssls are, one-hAif of the pur.
chase mo1ey TO % paid 10 cash. and tbs baIarea
IN six and twelve months. vith iterest from day
Of sale, upsa notes With approved security-
y. LUHKEEHEIMER,
aesle-d3w Cammnalonar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

s6y- @Josh Billings" 10 understood to
be the.Hom de plume Of Henry w. Shaw,
OF Poughkeepsie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

NEw YoRx, 30th.-Ths Theatrieal
Managers Of this city have held inset.
ing, and resolved to withdraw their ad-
vertisementa from che HwaLd.A II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

1@Fish are very plentiful in the Wa
bash ~ this time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
Q o m I'M u n ity a t
Large.

WE have Just returned from the
East with q weli-selected stock Of
=
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons.
q
Velvet Ribbon. Plain and Edged.
q
Bonnet Velvets. Plain and Fancy.
4
Satins and Silks.
d
French and American Flowers.
Feathers and Plumes.
=
Birds and 0.her Ornaments.
q
Straw, Felt and Silk Hats and
BOnnets.
.
A Full Line Of Cloths for Cloaks.
10
Cloaks in Great Variety.
IL
Cloak Ornaments--A Full Line.
Ia
We Make Cloaks to Order, in the
Best and Latest Styles, at the
Shortest Notes.
1o
a Full Line Of Dress Trimmings.
la
A Big Stock Of Fur for Ladies and
Children.
ID
A Full Line of Human Hair, In
Every Shape and Style.
Ia
A Large Stock of Fsncy Woolen
Knit and Woven Hosiery and
Gloves.
Eor ~
Hat and Bonnet Blocks.
Ia
Notions and Fancy Goods too
Numerous to Mention.
Let all buyers coming to town
call and see TOR themselves, COM
pare the price, as they will Gnd It
as low as IN any city west OF New
York and Philadelphia.
sepl6,6m. B. BAUM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02

s@- See fourth page for Local and
River news.