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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

Esx Fvsr bearing Strawberry, II strong Pisass'
fra by nail, 90 oenGs- Gent free BY NAL tT sS.ou
eopssips IS Double and s6sS nsroissuS
" 49,. tIies Z Tris ~ Raauilsn. 10 Ansmsnen-
f1ssss send yeur orders esriy, % secSfe Plan.'
IN time. -. A ddresa A. BOR-
EBaAH Dayton, Montgomery sspssg6odtW !.
I e.r t,6a 81 o. q .oS.-s,-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
OhFOnie COngtjDatiOu.

For which take SINGLE PILL every or every
other night They never produce debility, and Cure
IndiqafSoz Dtspepsfa, Headache, LiUT and KidaeV
Oomplaints PIes Worms Los Of Impurities Of he
Blood, Loss Of Appetite, Gnd all DsTan9emeHss Of Boa
sls OF Stomach
sE Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PROPEIEToR,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
CommsTcial Wharf,
GuESi iB6 dAEsom Boston, Mass
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS

O0&AO AZ - w ~ y
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS EPROIFIO PILLS,
A RE WARRANTED IN ALL GASES
n for the Speedy and Permanent Cure OF all diseasss
arising iron sexual excuses, or
youthful IndiseretIOns,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions aDd eensual
DRAM; Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, 10.
no CHANGE 0F DIET IS NECESSARY
And they can be used without dissection. Eech box
contaiRs co rils- Price One Dollar. II you cannot
get them Of your druggist, they will be sent By all
securely sealed. postpaid, with ful Instructions,
that insure . cure, on receipt OF the money: and
pamphlet OF 100 pages on the eE1ors Of youth, the
consequences ana remedy, sent fresS 10 cents re-
qnlred for postage Address DR.. ]. BRFAH. Con.
sulting Physician, 442 Broadway, NY. p o. Boz
6U79. Dealers can be supplied by DsmAs Barne. A
Co., Wholesale Agents, N. Y.
For sale By G. W. CLARK, DrvFgist, Ils supa-
Nor street, Cleveland. = sepkr6:WGJItd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
GOES

COUGH BALSAA
Is warranted to give sat-
iafsotiOn or the money
refunded.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
HUNNEWELL'S

RCLECTTOF Fhs cIsimn for this vsiued FAN.
lily PILL are beyond sbat Of any
PILLS. other In use. test Of them viii
--- not only prove this, but the greater
error Of Crying, which has heretofore been called
Character. ahs RCLECTIO PILLS never require
over mo, and seldom but tor the eoss, Sct on
the bowels without the slightsa gripping point Of
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

Ws WAFrAnt bosh Of themI 10 eVeFT instAnoes
our directions are followed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

OBJ 1T = II "

dAHrs sIExoS, son og william Z and MARI
Robinson. died a. the residence 81 bic usrsuts
near Oiney, uts.t "a spFemher Lat. lsse. aesa
tNtHty-ave ysags oght months sad twsssy.sis ht
days.
The simplest words are beat whsse al words are
win. Why sams are ent seEa - a flower. and
tsksa away 10 shs prime a life, is quearfon y .
cannot anEvsFs nor are We allowed lc akstats.
/" God aesth al thiags wsil's Tie .Esrsrssa ga.
Of . very lively dsaPosissoa, aaa Tend 81 society
thus, be e-cssas sadsared - n2ny who now cher
isn his memory with lend reeoilaetion Prior
to his illness hs vas a stranger To the rosssr u
religion upon tbs heart. bat zffietidn to hin
proved blessing 81 supezEativs worth Ii req
dsred him thoughtful. wsznea hfs heart fFou the
Norh showed the vanity Of things e al earthly
natEra, and directed bis rzina 70 Christ = IS shs
friend Of siansrs.n During his loag eoatinusa
Illness hs vas net only eoaFinsed Of -need o. =
saxier, but spahisd 70 trust HIN Alope for aAlva-
iieu. Tbs writer ouess u conversation in his
EooHss spoke 81 aspsrsed niend vho f-lt hsE.
hard il wasto Die % yapag-With . many pros
poets befere his. 81 EssFoHded, I that Is my
case bat. added De, shoHEs other physicians
faii, Christ Is ,hs bsst physician, fof he never
fails" Hs fingered on fsw days more. aaa,
shortly before life vas extinct, ais mother inqir-
"a as TO his religious stats he replied, " Happy
happy happy IS king ard sooE astsr passed
peaeefally away. Reader. wasting diss4ss nag
seizs you. SeEIsss 10 Iongsr Tia gutsrsst Of your
andyiag soul. Fly 70 Jesus sss the lamp goes cut.
Say not. at mere snisnt ssss0a.vs
olnsy, Dec. cath, lss4. II. Housz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

SUE MUgpY.-We have it from good
authority that Sue Mundy is not Re.
male, as is generally believed, but is in
reality Jerome Clark son of Hector
ii. Clark, of Simpson county, XIV. and
cousin to Hon Beverly L. Clark also
cousin to Tandy Clark, now in the State
prison for robbing the mails He Is
about p years OF age, of medium female
stature, small feet and hands, face beard.
less aud quite handsome, voice soft and
feminine-all together making a conn.
serfeit so perfect that even John Morgan.
on certain occasion, mistook him Tor .
female He belonged to Morgan's com
mand, and was With him on his raid
through Ohio. His FIRST experiment at
deception in female attire vas PLAYED of
upon hes commanding General. He was
neatly dressed in Bloomer costume. wore
Q fancy military cap, containing 4 wig
Of female hair, which in long tresses
flowed down carelessly over his shoul.
ders. Ihas attired, he was introduced
to bis ehieftain by some of his Comrades
in arms as Miss Sue Mundy, who. undar
the irresistible promptings Of patriotism
was earnestly solicitors to obtain a posi-
non IN his command favorable to the de-
veioopmenl Of her highly intensified svm-
pathies and prowess in behalf az the
rebellion Morgan, struck with the
beauty and heroic bearing of Miss Nnn.
dy, at once consented TO enroll hsr- ara
give her desirable position Raj IN
Inquirlng particularly in reference "a
her name, she replied. Jerome ClarE
S'r. when the merriInent resultine
from his successful experiment had sab.
s'ded' Morgan remarked, /" All right.
boys; we will hare use for Sue Mupdv.
Il followed that CLARK, in the character
o. one Mnndy, rendered invaluable ser
wee 10 John Aorgan.-Lotsisville Jour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
COLLECTORS SALE.

NUTIeE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAFeI
- William q. boePple Cslisea0r e. tbs cav II
kvahsYitias osi yeen the hoars D9 aaa Il uaeloeh
4. ~ aud ana o'etos< p. IA. on sA
WEDNESDAY, THE sth 0F FEBRUARY, Iss5,
VIII sell ~ pasiss aaekloa al the door Of the
Court hsusa - stha a4syof AYAnaTls.s. Ind4nua,
the following lots rarts af4ets asse Parcels n
real estate ana Anproe s1suts sod Tor tbs pay
neut or city fa1aA for the year ts64 dna from the
owners thereof 70 tbs elS Of EsAasyiiis-~said
saxss baiag noss ana and uapAia -sn for the coats
% sail ssies aua that she said s&&a will BE- san-
iiuned ca the eezt lay aasFraffeE siK on III as
day, the 3Gh azy of February. $50, a. & usaiork
p. N a. ths door 81 the Cour House ii Evmasx3lla
for The purpose IS ssiafnk smea property ~ AaAy
base been sold ca tiAs day arst ahoxo meagEans8
aud not paid for. 81 aas8~a 8H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
CHE u aiGn stouFuat.
aArrRDAY ...........'. "A
Perfect The ENROLMENT.


Some Of the members Of the COM
mittees appointed 70 correct the enroll
ment lists seem to be laboring under the
impression that their labor was com.
pleted when they canyassed their Wards.
Such w2s not the case The result Of
their canvass is 70 be compared with
the Provost Marshals enrolment Of two
years ago, and the necessary corrections
made This is the work Of three or four
evenings
We urge therefore the members Of
those committees to meet at Judge Par
rotts Office, on Third Street, this even
ing, as early az AaLEpasf six o'clock, to
/ finish their work. All that has been
done amounts to nothing unless the
work is thorough and complete.
In the meantime, call the attention Of
your qeighbors to the necessity Of going
to Auditor Bisch at once and paying
over their $50. Active work is required
to prevent the draft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14


BALI aoESrSe STAA L0pGK, No 2, To. F.l
Evansville, January L.. lsss. /
NaERkAs, Insshe dispansatisu IL al All wfzs
IfuFiaenee, our worthy aud estiusahle Hrothar
James 6TAnEeF vas Ga the 10Th day AZ Deeaua. .
eefs lass, removes ~ death from tha brothers.
communion ct this ledge, and takaa Ia he
prime 81 Itfs and ef usefulness from nsiatlves
and fFisnas, g asr faturs abads Aeyv3na he
shores Of time, ana Is u i proper khat ne III
~ Alm hers Ia th4siHa as brotfev and frtsna
fosN a = : A'47'N
kss@snsds That 10 The death u Brother james
SfsagaF this Ledge has lost a worthy and esfi
nHeia ofether. bis parents dntifuI ana aasetion-
sse sust and soeaety msmbnr Of more than orai.
naFy premise.
hssoiAsa, rhat the meiabers Of this Lodge syrn .
petnfzs With The resat8ses Of our deceased hrather
In tasiF severe AfElistna
Asscseed, That a. token u sincere regard Tor
our Departed srothsr, yaa an1blems u eur lsaga
p sraped ~ uaaTuing for period ef thirty aays
5.etelfeas That copy Of tas annexed and fore.
gong preamble and rssslutieas Be furnished the
pafsasta o. ear deceased brothsr. ara aIse tbet
copies Be Furnished tle city papers Ter publfes-
tioR- w q TTnNarr-
r. L. GEEsgLxn. Secretary e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14


6UERRiLLAs At TyIosrows--STEAM-
BOAT FIREn iSro--A SHARr REsIsrAxcE
From Elisha Babcock the youueey, Who
went down on the Fannie Gilbert to
weigh and take "a account OF corn 10
b. taken at Uniontown, we learn that
the Fanny Brandies, which passed
unioutown on "Wednesday night and
from which lot Of gnnnles we're 10 be
landed, was fred on by guerrillas and
was only saved from capture By the sud
den backing out Of the boat
On Thursday, about clock. the
Fannie Gilbert approached Uniontown
with orders to land for some corn. Capt
Hart, A. A. q NJ at this post, fearing
that the coast might not be clear, re-.
| quested Col Glenn to furnish a guard
! 70 send down on the boat This request
was aceeded to, and when the boat ar.
rived just above lnioniown, the Fannie
G. ran in towards shore TO land the
guard that they might drive out any
lurking guerrillas hat might be 10 the
vicinity. As the boat ran in the officers
discovered three guerrillas on horseback
and about dozen on foot. The colored
troops, who formed the guard, becoming
excited rushed out .on the guards and
commenced firing on the guerrillas be-
fore they had got in good range and the
rebs skedaddled in +" double quick time. =
When the boat had approached the wharf
few other guerrillas approached the
landing and were fred upon By the
guard and one man and three horses
were killed Captain Scott, who was on
the hurricane, observing that the town
was full Of guerrillas, estimated at from
100 to $50 in number, ordered the boat
backed out, and proceeded on down te
Shawneetown,
The passengers, including our gallant
young friend, Elisha, acted with marked
GOODNESS during the skirmish, deliber.
ately hiding themselves beneath aud be,
bind the piles Of corn on the boat.
We have no doubt but that the guer.
rillas will be driven out Of Uniontown
at once.
Nobody was hurt on the Fannie Gil
bert
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

s2y- Corinth has heretofore proved an
uniuoky place Tor rebel Generals Beau
regard threw away months Of hard labor
there, and Price sacrificed several thons-
and rebqI soldiers 10 q vain effort to
wresl il from RosecrAns Hood has
taken himself thither, il seems, aud has
gone q work ditching and terrifying.
Cen Thomas viii be after him soon. and
We apprehsnd he viii not succeed 10 get
ting away so easily as Beauregard did.
Rebel railroad facilities are not so -four
ishiug nov as then
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
REMOVAL.
THnS @ MAGHRp

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
IL featuring Establishment to No. FIRST
sthkkls below Main. He has large and ele-
gant assortment OF Home made Work a. ane a.
the hnest, guaranteed - 'sgsod A. the best )" and
Aer sale As cheap As the cheapest aud Iittle
cheaper
hia entire stock = consisting 81 fine Buggy
1oAehs and Carriage Harness, Light Trotting,
heANy wagon Uray, and Exprass Harness. Sad.
s1aaa n enaisss variety, Brides Of all kinds iu
any quantity, Collars, Girths, Snrcingies, Cheek
Ldaes, Military Work in short, everything IN
Ms Inc, from Hams Strap 90 "Monitor Sad
- dle-has BEEN manufactured under his imme-
state supervision, by skiiiful and experienced
Workman, aud Is now offered 20 the trade at
.s rsssfgils ss;th 49, - ss 80
nnlsn durability, and price, be only asks a trial
Gall and examine for yourselves apes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

hDyEartslsa - A contemporary in
dulges In the following sagacioBs reaec-
tious 4" onan can afford to give up
advertising unless he gives up business /;
and be wiio wishes 70 sell to the inteih-
gent, reading, permanent people Of =
eiig. mat notify them through their
lneorite newspapers where their needs
car be supplied. The harder and dulisr
lhe times the greater the need of stimu
Ioaa lhorongh advert ana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

Ecg-The corrected enrolment in In
dianapolis reduces the number Of men
subject to draft from s,0l2, to G,732 In
Marion county the number is reduced
from 1924, 70 1919 In the sixth Con-
gressional district the enrolment is re-
dpeed from q ass, to 1902.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

BEAUTIES on SLAyERY.--We saw yes
iarday a. fugitive slave woman just eseap-
ped from bondage, who is As white as q
majority Of people IN the northern states.
We have no doubt bat that the blood oi
ohiyalry flows in her veins, Talk Of mis-
cegenatiou ! Go 10 Tennesses, Missis.
sippi, or Georgia, il you wish TO see it
under the Consultation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

sss- The New Albany Ledger is urg.
ing the citizens Of that place to build
large hotel. 1t says New Albany is be.
bind Indianapolis, Evansville, and other
leading cities Of the State in this paFtic-
ular If New Albany lie behind Evans
vile in the matter Of hotels, she is TO be
pitied, We have been trying to stir up
our people to the Importance Of build.
ing a hotel worthy the commercial i'm.
pdrtanee of the place, but our efforts
promise only failure
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
bunT LOST.

DETWEEH MAIN. STREET And THE REsI-
j gtassns8 81 Judes Law, Kniie, gold capped
pencil, aud e night key. The finder will Be
wsrded on leaving them At this ofbee. janI4-lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

n Gen. Pillow visited his home in
Maury while the rebels occupied Colum-
bia, but left in hurry when Hood was
hoisted from the front Of Nashville.
Gid. left his family to the protecting
care Of the Yankee vandals-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

ga5-Deputy Provost Marshal General
PITCHER has decided that indianapolis
shall be drafted by wards This will act
the wards by the ears, and there win be
more Dissatisfaction and fuss than cen be
imagined We advise the indianapolis
ans 10 GIL their quota with volunteers as
Evansville always has done, and proposes
70 continue doing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

e~ Colonel W. H. Morgan, formerly
Of the 18th Indiana Volunteers, has re-
csived an appointment as Colonel in
HancocRs Army Corps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

SG- Harris (Isham G. made Whit
thorne's house IN Columbia his head
quarters. She was with him; but he
vamosed in such hurry, she was left
behind She dikn't stay, however
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

aD Go to wrirhfs GALLERY NJ !
Second street, ter YOUR photerranba
An work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 29.atr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

cREseEsT cirY BAvp. Ar-EsTIoxi-
You will meet this evening At 81 O'clock
toithout uniform
q. w. WARags, Leader
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

Nkw AnaAsGrsfSrs - Mra F. a.
Young has leased the Walnut Street
House and has fitted il up as a first.
class boarding hoase. where the moot
comfortable Accommodations can he
found BY day aad regular boarslers or
transient visitors The house il large
and eommodiousl and every effort vii.
be made 70 give the most entire satisi
faction to all who mas favor the house
with their patronage janll. Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

1~ Whilst Hood was making his ad-
vance on Nashville, he issued an order,
which was read TO bis troops, an
Houncing that Sherman had been cap
tuFed in Georgis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Gloves, Suspendera
Grey's Patent Moulded all
$50 Paper Collars.

have very large stock Of The above
Gooda | am also prepared TO make NJ
Clothing in the best possible manner. fol
HAYS got the best workmen in nv EN-.
ploy IN the West, and warrant all goods
made by me. And as mr. expenses are
not heavy, ! can and will sell goods low
er Than any other fIonse n the city Of
she came kind. All ask il for those ia
want 81 fine clothing TO call and see
waaf ! have got No trouble 10 shov
goods
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
PROPOSALS.


0FEex ~ AssIszAsT QUAsrE sM ksxER.
Evsnsvilles Ina.a jan Iath, 1865.
PROPOSALS IL DUPLICATE WILL BE
L received It this ofies uutH IL "a Tlsaday
Jsnuary 2ath, 1876 fsr sapPiy ~ MEM meats for
deceased seIaisrs Inferred ia s0sk Hill Cemefery,
to Be governsd by fhs f5iiosins ereci Aeasions
Coed seasoned Pina CT Oak Lumber, free ErGm
knots, plsned4 ant 70 reeeigs iva coats Of white
pziuts with AaaIti nal asat 81 coal Tar for the
rart under groand re ietterEng te he ia black
paint With the aAus Of Tsw sold sr shaded Insight
70 Be three aud half a55 feet fifteen u.s. iaeh#s
vide aad two q inches Eh9ek s54re--
Proposals accompanied with sample NiIl fsrm
basis for wTittea contract for supply al sy;rb
Is aay BE required for he ysar 1856
I. ~ BART
4aAsA-aG Captain and A. Q. A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
CUsToH-HoUsE, LOUISVILLE, KT.,
0FFIOE SURyBYoR OF CusroMs,
January 8. 1855.

Messrs. Spratf d Co., Louisville
GESrLgMEy In reply to your note q
this morning, have 10 say that at pres
ent the trade regulations prescribed BY
the Secretary Of the Treasury, in pursu-
snce Of Law, impose no restrictions upon
the transportation Of Kentucky grown
tobacco within this State. or from this
State nor,hward. Tobacco Of Tennessee
growth, however, no matter when, or in
what manner brought into Kentucky, is
liable to seizure and forfeiture if found
moving without permit General Bur
bridges order Of ihe 7th inst, removes
all military restraint from the sale or
transportation Of tobacco anywhere with
in tie district under bis command, and
leaves this article Of Kentucky growth
free 10 come 10 this city or proceed fur
fhsF North without let or hindrauce,
from al parts Of the State, unless some
restriction may have been imposed vest
Of the Cumberland river by the Comman-
der Of the Military District Of which
that section Of the State forms part
Very respectfully,
". D. GALLAGssa, Surveyor. &c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

E- The weather is assuming threat
ening aspect and we shall not be sur
prised to see rain within the next twenty
four hours.
The mud on our streets wiz conse-
quently be increased, and there will be
still greater risks to be run by pedes-
trians vs. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

JAuEp.-Yesterday evening we saw
three policemen esoorting Que man to
jail, aud, upon inquiring the cause, we
learned that he had had the bad taste to
get drunk at saloon on Main street,
and had become turbulent and vitupera-
tive, n
We were glad 10 hear one Of our most
distinguished constables remark, after
the culprit was locked up in jail, that he
would have gone for him if he had
been as big IA house That officer
wasn't to be skeared.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
FLOUR.
IgIeheart Brothers TO the
Hungry.

no you WANT FLoURa
~ C0Hls TO the Southern MN.
DO YOU WAIT CORN AEALf
Cone 70 fhs soattssrn Mftis
DO f0D VAST BRAN AND sBTPsTUFFY
Come 10 the Southern Mills
be ySu wsat youF Bread and feed frssh al
seat II sour h0uss Come 10 fhs sonfbe- Sa m.
aHay gss IL, AL sEaskinz hot. these cold morn
fngs
a. VHaos and Bfaa Rosm opsn 81 bnsinss.
hcaFs, on The corner Of Loeast street aud Canal
decz5-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

pa The Misses Lawrence are rec4iv-
ing a neg supply Of Pianos aud Cabinet
Organs, which they sell al masnfaetur.
ers prices Persons can save time.
trouble. aud sxpsnse BIZ buvine of them
instead Of going East. Their Bradbury
& Emerson Pianos, sold il this yioinitv
have given peffeet aatisfaotion The
longer they are used she better thav are
liked.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
COMMISSION.

aAErFL X. nooKEn ). &. Do s0UcmEr.
e .s3, D0CKER < Dus0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
Mo- 40 WATaH STREET,
Crf'HRinck. next door 30 N Balgell
tasNE EVANSVILLE, IND.
..1A- Highest eash price paid for All kinda Of
ooHatry Produce. Prnmpt attention eiseh 60 all
oFdAfu. HHH desibGm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

AUCTION Saul will sell at auction
IN sailivaatowu, At my residence, on
Monday, Jan. l6th, At 10 O'Clock, all Of
ny farming stock and tools, consisting
o. three good horses, two miieh COWS, one
s"o-horse wagon one double harness, a
lot Of ionr, harness, and ageneral vafie-
y Of toola, traps, &C., &c. Terms made
knowp on the day Of sale,
A, G. SULLIVAN.
Hiram Nelson, Apetionser.
Jan. Aids.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
4 secret nraft.

Il is rumorcd that the next draft Is
to be . secret one. The wheel IS turned !
in secret room, in the presence Of she
enrolling board Those draf.e3 IN u
morning Of certain day are not p.erely
notified Of the fact but tb>y are sum
mDned 10 the o2ice IL the afternoon Of
The same day, sheu they are at once
sworB into the service. After such q
muster, the couscript is afforded the
necessary time to apply for exemption
or furnish a substitute While be is
thus engaged, lie is a sworn soldier,
whose failure TO report will be regarded
as desertion, and punished accordingly
We do not see how this will prevent
deaertion. The law regards every man
as deserter who fails to report He
can be no more deserter for skedad-
ding after being sworn in
KaSTUcKY STATE DEFEsss.-We re-
greet to see that there is an embroglio
existing between the civil and military
authorities in Kentucky, relative to The
| protection OF the State and the raising
Of troops as State guard
The Louisville Journal Of Thursday
publishes an order from Gen Burbridge,
ordering cessation of the enlistment
and organization of the Kentucky STATE
Guard, and an appeal 70 The President
By Gov. Bramlette on the subject
II Gen. Burbridge has not sufficient
forces to give all needfal projection to
the Union and loyal inhabitants Of Ken
lucky, the necessity Of the organization
Of the State Guard is imperative. sey
| srai regiments Of Kentucky troops have
just been mastered out Of service, yet
none Of the warwora veterans dare 20
home, except at the risk OF their lives
We saw, few days since, number Of
these veterans. who, after three years
service In the Union army, had cams
down on the mail boat en- route to their
homes and friends They remarked
that they knew It was a great risk, but
they were bound to see their homes and
friends If it cost them their lives, and
they proceeded on their way 10 the in
terror OF the State, where guerrillas
swarm. Nov these m en- deserve protec-
ton. and il will be shame If they a.
not receive IL
Whoie regiments propose to reorgan-
ize as State Guards and visit their home.
in body and at the same time clear
the country Of these prowilng guerrilla
thieves, We aope they will Be granted
permission 10 do 50, or that Federal
troops will be sent into Kentucky to PRO
teet the Sc veterans.