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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18
TranspnttatiotI.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.


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OFFICE RAFT. & ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 8, 1854
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and aiter Nov'
O"'' ''V EXPREss TRAIN.
Leave Returning, leave
Wheeling at- -ll1OA AN baltimore at. l:l0 p. NJ.
BenwOOl ......ll:9D Wash. ] 'tn....lO:tH
MonndsyIIip, 1870 MnrtlnShurg. 3:l3A.N.
Ci7lClOn. hs05P. 81 GlCumherlAnd.. I:l6
Oakland ,,,, ron Oakland. ........lC:i0
Cumheriand ,ll:lO tGmflon........ l:l6P. II.
MartlnShurg. &l3A. ~. MNundSvillC.. 0:lS "
Wash. I'm. &ll Benwo0d ...... GAO
Arrive at Arrive Mt
Raltimorp:... .. $40 lWhecllnR-,... 7;l0
NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Returning leave
Wheeling at. 9;iDP. " ihltimorcnt- G59A:H
Benwood. 1870 Wash, In'tn- Sa0
MOundgvIlle, llOl MHrtlnSburR. 2OOP.M.
CrnfiOn 3:sa1 A. NJ Cumberland. 7:lb
DnlSlnnd.. C93 Oakland. .....-l0:l3
Cumberland gS8 p. NJ. CiNft ton..,...... lilo
MnrtInshurg. l:l3 MOundsvllle. 600 "a. ".
Wash. In'tn- OH BCnwood... e. GID '
Arrive at Arrive nt--
RNltimorr..... G:i6 Wheellng...... 65O
W. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation,
nov5 Genernl Agent, Wheeling.
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She talks Of "hlnke,s aud ''caA, and -sell,
And these nrr not menilRclOuS stories
So with q Weli.knuWn classic swell,
/ say, 20 triRpord, q R,nrot''
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Franklin Insurance Company
or wIEELINo.
.aISo.OOO.



TIL. Iognn, 7. T. .shaliCrOss, Geo. X. Wheat,
Cleo, Mcndnl, John ZOeckler. Snml. Mctlcl-
Ian, q. W, FranLhelin, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LAHghlIn.
UNIIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Oruunlyrfl, are prepared tn take risks NJ
fair rates ON buildings OF NIL kinds morrhnn-
tiisc. manufacturing establishments, inrll-
trITr steamboats, md cnTgOCH on the western
fiyerH and lakes md also ON the lives OF per
sons for q torn Of years. This Company OF
fpr superior Inducements 10 farmers, where
hy they ran lte Insured for three years, nv rc-
ducCi rntcs. This being n homo institution
composed of some nlnety-fOur stockholdCrs,
most OfwhOm are among our best huElntrS4
men, recommends Itself TO the favorable cnn-
sldmntl0n Of tho insuring public and solleilH
their patronage.
ADDllCOtinns for insurance Will be promptly
attended 10 bV the Secretary,
once. No. MCIllTG House, being the same
formerly occupied nv Adnms' Express Co.
N.C.ARTIi UR, Secretary.
SAINT, McC'TI IELIiAN, President.
CEO. NIENDl;I4, Vice President.
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
OOlco. No, MCLurp House, being the hme
formerly occupied by AdnmS Express 20.
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8, ,SgSsiB ~
gcyanty-hye pcr cent Of the nett profits de-
clnrtd 10 policy holders nnnunlly, without In
curling anY risk.
Policies will bc Issued In my Of inc above
reliable Companies on application TO
W. +. PETERSON, Agent:
Once Main street, next door to N: y NJ
Rank. nhrAl-y
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Humorous Clips from NfA. GRUMPY
YALE AND HARvARD.-''Ict both di-
vide the crown" Harvard turns out
the best Scholars-Yale the best Soul
lGrs.
QUERY FOR ETHNOLoGIsTs.-H Ham
was Negro, is II Mulatto Ham Sand
wich2
QUESTION ron DEnATE.-Is 1t possi-
bic for two stout parties to beSlighHy nc
quainted?
A HINT PROM MRs. q. TO AGGRAv.A-
TING HUsBANDs.-Ducks Of wives don't
like brakes Bitters.
a QUESTION FOR THEoLoGlANS.--Did
the Man Of uE bear his Flesh Bolls Ns
patiently ns every Man Of Us endures
the Bone BOils?
A QUESTION FOR HIsTORIASs.-WNs
the City Of Babylon founded by an In
filnt ofSpain?
THE MYSTERIOUS PRISONER.
Byow Otca 7tlc0ruph,
ATausT l, 1861. ma man OH the
Railroad Cars. II Is not known who
h0 Is.
AUGUST Pa. MILE Is heavily Iron
cd, having Handouts on both Ankles,
"hI ~. " =. r!%'n,tSt i.i,,',od jV %a pr;snnor
l1 @ - 81 i'l'"S'G - " Tha prtsomor ,roD
,;a',o'i q, ~ Ipst Eisrotch jS from Tey.
TONED ~ @ .me 'isS M HI,S - ;Eo;, ~ 20 Tn,o,, ,I a.
No., nT", "'' '"' "' 40 e''e ~ ~ :"
l"IH' M Lo. ,soJ ~, sovo,o, por
u ISs,,D ~, ~, Pn,,t, J,,t ,,ouo ~ ,I,or,
knew what his real name was.
rorSS 10 Jnn n SurTaf
AS1nS I1 - 'i,o ;.,,I'. -; "'a,,oI IN, ,,,o
,,t"t,S,"S,,s ~ VfrI;,,io ,!Sd T;ernsssa" @
.ii,. y - ,,,tti, Mn
,,'. Z. - y, tIo I,es o,,..,,,i
n = 1',,., ,o,,e ,tiscoyessi nm bsi !.
MI Nj s,',r+St, l, m int !, st,tIer who mad de-
e',,,.,ai, ~. Sos,n,,,,nent ont ~ {eisi,t
A 5oIIarS '0 w
I,oI,.r -c.ploin RYAN. the Texan
rrisoNor ] 1noken Of In previous dis.
ppat,I,ns jI5 not escane. nS roDOrted.
,o voi.US, r',o %!H rns" IST from Iis Ienyin1 the
cors ~ NJ I HANDY station for a drink.
lie is snnn1sad tn Ie one Of the Oripi-
nal ossossIns.
Ills name ls ruler. , ,.,,..
Ayousr4 f,A:Mi l.,.o ~ s,.' S."t "" iSU ,Un
nncles, is untrue. 1t originated in the
fnct Ofn gentleman having been seen In
iLe smnlinV.cnr with n heavy steel
Wv 81. aI,,';,'e
WatcH CHILL Oi., ~, ,.,..,,.,, ,.or,,.,,i
AUGUST 5.-Ihe gentlemen [elerFeu
III IN Ile iass "ispav lnt"raS IN Swemn IN
ne WIS Cup.uleN l. ~ oW". - -
lnyS' stubborn resistance, without
CoSS5 drink shelter. clothing, gas, baths
49,, ~ ''i,.,,iInt;s,,
OF TehLL!ntlon. ,,;,,,,o,r .o,,, ror ,,bo.
lie expresses hlIhsell sOrry Ior wnHI VIM
~. iie nus uV,.' -. ~ i,o,,"oI oJ Tho eorJiest
ln8HeSs 70 ny @ ,t''s'a.. no t'nS ''''
convenience of the Government.
of 0 the Rebel Army, has arrived in
Aiexnnarla m ~ Irons - IRON tSa 6Id S,toI %
VIII De tFhllsIeEEeu " ''e vi" N''l'V"i
r. i faw nnnrIncinlod sensation report-
erS have tried TO circulate q [um9r
that he Is JOhn II. SnrfhtlJ DWt Lhere IL
NO No further imtITagn ,Iis rilonar S De pro-
NN4Su '''e '''''
LINES TO YOUNG LADY OF FASHION.
'''T puTehased 1nyi iSs S hSir' ''0S"' ~ ' ~ u
"hic nv ahSG ,oa,e t.Gs'Ss ~ SenI 'e e'
! Oh what 4 grace that ornament unto thy
mil dotfi lend,
Wound ON Wllnt seems n curtAIn.rod with
love ihee ior the [ISe' PtIrCi'''''' '"O' 'S
cheeks IllaI GecSi e., ,,,,,,,, ,,,, roorI,.-
lNe Li., Hliis1 In WI, ''''''
l1WueLSu . Hey'N, rs, a., No.. I,,,,,
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aIisfEIlantons.
FANCY GOODS!.

Buglo & Lace Trimmed Parasols.
o,rqmcuhJor Mantle & Drea, Trimming. !.
LACE TRIMMED CAMBRIc HANDKFs,
FRENCH EMBROIDERED do
MOURNING do
PLAIN LINEN do
Thirty different styles Belt Buckles; Beltings,
nil widths, Lace operatles, Infant .Embrold.
cred Waists EdglnEs and'TAcc, Organ.
die, Maltese, Clerical, Grape, Fluted
Swiss and Plain Linen Collars,
ConetIhom g, . to SOper
pair Plain and Plaid
Ribbons, silkICabie
Cords, GirIiles &
Taisels SILK
OIL Cloths,
Pine Fans, Fancy Tuck
Combs, Hosiery and Gloves,
Black Lace, Colorcd Borders, MnsIr-
cd and Checkered Zephyr Falls, Gren.
adlne, BeNge, Love and Crnpe Wells,
Ladies and Gents Travelling satchels, also q
Iare stock Of ChildTen's Carriages.
u. EICOLL & BRO,
myls 100 Main Street
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ms URAN g II.
Fir8 & Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED u ls37.

INCORPORATED IN 1887.
UOAKFS RISKS ATTIIE LOWEST RATES
on buildings nf Rll kinds, sleAfnDGilu,I; y;
dangers attending the tHRnspn nFtatiQn OF goods
on river. seas, lakes, cana and Eallfrana
II, ,CIlANGIlic, President
JOHN r. HOPKINS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Crnngle, Daniel lAmb,
Tlobcri Morrison, I.C. AChCEnn,
Pr1dv. .IamCS Dnlzell,
John DOnlOn, samuel Oi'
nB-ThD ofIiCe Of the Company has been ne
moved to No. 20 Main street.
Apnllr0tiOnS for Insurance Will lhe promptly
attended 10 by the President or Secretary.
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aasuraatt.
FIRE, MARNE& INLAND INSURANCE

C,AN BE OBTAINED uPOS THE MOST
I Fraa1nable terms In any Of the following
Companies, representing In the aggregate
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS tOVEh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
For Common Pleas Judge,

We authorised to announces that Judge
JOHN PITCHER will continue to serve a.
Judge Of tho Common Please Court in the district
composed Of the counties Of Possy, vanderburEh,
warrick, and Gibson, II elected at the ensuing
October election
ME. EDITOR; Please announce 10 your readers
that VIM. LONDON, Of Posey County, is a can
didato for Judge Of the Common Pleas Court, In
the d strict composed Of the counties Of Posey,
Vandsrburah warrlck and Gibson,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

5 A BIG INsTITUTIoS.--our very pleas
ant friends, Messrs. Hawley d Smith,
whose numerous cards dot the JOURNAL
on every page, have at No. 81 Main
street, an immense stock of elegant
clothing of very superior character,
which they are Offering at reasonable
prices for the times. IT. a7 10 ID
Persons in search of a good business
or dress suit for fall or winter cannot
fail to be suited and well suited at Haw-
ley & Smiths, who will be found very
accommodating and ready to show their
goods aoi. -o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

EDTrOas JOURNAL Please announce Captain
WA. P. HARGRAyE, late of the alst lad. Vols,
as the Union candidate for the once Of Prescott.
ing Attorney for she Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
composed Of the counties Of Crawford. Perry,
Spencer, warrloS, vauderbursh and Possy.
We areaufhoriEsd to announce that LEWIS O
srINsoH will To q candidate, nj the next octo-
heF sleetion, for reelection to the Office OF Prose.
cutting Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Cir.
cult, composed ofthe counties OF Crawford, Perry,
sPsHesr, Wa rick, Posey and yandorbHrgh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Ladies
Friend for October, beautiful number
richly illuminated, and the SOIdiers'
Casket for September, are received from
the publishers. The opening article in
the Cdsket is a beautiful article from
the pen of Mrs. Sherman, "In memory
Of Willie Sherman. The second arti-
Gle is entitled, "The Soldiers great
Movement" We have also received
from the publisher, d. P. Faulds, Louis.
vile, two beautiful pieces Of new music,
Katie's Secret, words By A. s. Buckner,
arranged by Charlie L. Ward, and Mrs.
Norton's Bingen on the Rhine. Music
By Charlie l.. Ward f 7earU haa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

s9- Lost, on the 18th, during the sale
Of Government property at this place, a
brown memoranda book, containing pa
pers valuable only to the owner, togeth-
er with twenty dollars. Parties return.
ing the books and papers to this Office,
can retain the money. septI4-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

Our entire outside space this morning,
and much of our inside, is taken up
with communications, which our readers
will find fully as interesting as anything
we could have written ourselves or se-
lected-indeed much more so. We feel
confident no apology in their behalf is
necessary. Other communications have
been delayed another day. v same.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

sGr J. Healy has removed his stock
of books and stationery doors below
bis old stand on First street, where he
is opening large stock Of school books,
and is prepared to furnish them at
Wholesale and retail at the very lowest
prices J. HEALx.
septl2-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

q soldier any more than myself We
both went 20 therescue when called upon
by the citizsns of Greensboro. Mr..
Bisch went as Captain of company A. Of
the Indiana Legion, and / as Orderly
Sergeant Of company B. We both eat
hard tack and fat bacon, and neither
one of as we're wounded or crippled.
The CaptainWAs afterwards promoted to
Colonel, l still remain an o. S.,
so that Colonel Bisch and myself are
about even on this point of the soldier
Now if disabled soldier can fill the
subordinate position of Deputy Treas
urer, he can also fill that of County Au-
ditor. / therefore call uponi Mr., or rath-
er Colonel Bisch to prove by his actions
what he expressed in words, that he is
such great friend Of the disabled SOL
der, by Withdrawing as candidate for
County Auditor, in favor of some disa-
bled or crippled soldier, and will also
do the same; provided, that neither COL
oseIB nor myself shall have anything
to do with. the Office, either directly or
indirectly, from and after said elected
soldiers term OF office shall commence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

PoLirIoAI LEcTUKE-Mrs. AIcinda
Wilhelm will deliver a lecture on the
past, present and future of our country,
this Monday evening, at Masonic Hail,
con- mencing at half past seven o'clock
Lecture free.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
HOME INTERESTS.

To PBHnotAEs.--If you wish 10 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines ard Chsmicals ~ . small sd.
vance on Eastern prices, 20 and examine KKLhEa
wHIrE's stock. whore you VIII aud every arii-
Gle that ID needed BY the prefesssn and a. prices
which cannot fAIl 70 give satisfaction. Their
Store ID at No. "a Main street. mayddAwn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

WANTED "A mother and daughter
wishes to obtain situations in Protestant
families, to sew, nurse, or assistin house
keeping; also, some one to adopt a
bright little girl, seven years of age.
Apply at Washington House, Room No.
Evansville, Sept l6, 1866. Il3 1w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

PUBLIC scHooLs.-AlI applications for
admission into the public schools must
be made to the undersigned, and not to
the Trustees. Of
Office over the post ofice-hours
from s to "a. NJ, and from S to6P
NJ. i,seir e. J. RICE,
seplzi1Ot 7N Superintendent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

H@-Colonel Hays, formerly editor of
the Crawford Journal, of MeadviiIe, Pa,
and bis son Major Gays, of the 18th In
fantry, U. $. A., are in the city stopping
at the Sherwood House Also We learn
that sx.Goyernor Dunning, of Bloom.
ington, is in the city. AVA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
BILLIARDS.

HAVE JesT RtC IykD THREE FINE
- nev Billiard Tables, Halks's NJ M ufaeture, with
Phetans cushions, the latest improvement. They
are now ready far nHe, and lovers Of thim atfrmo
tive game are iayit 10 call aud trv thar a. eho
81. hiohotAa Exchange, Nc. 81 Maia street
Js<i-H9m ). d. GRAMMER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
Local Notices.

Losr-on Thursday, Sept. 18th, on
the road between Evansville and Saun-
dersville, a gold hunting case patent le-
Yer watch, full jsweled, with gold chain
attached. The finder will be literally
rewarded, if the watch is left at the
JOURNAL Office, or delivered TO DR.. Thos.
Buneie, saundersville, Ind.
: sept18:2td&1tw say 2. " M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We receive daily, by Express, q
superior quality of Fresh Baltimore
Oysters, and sre prepared to deliver in
half or whole cans or BY the case. All
Oysters warranted.
CRoss, DAVIS & Co.
Third Street between Main and Looust
August 28--tf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
EvAxsvIULs, Sept. Is, 1865.
Editor. Of the Journal:

Editors Of the Journal: AA
Several times during the past week,
local notices have appeared in your pa
per, directing my attention to various
places in the city where work ought to
be done in order to remove nuisances,
such as mud-holes, pools of water, &c.
| desire the use of your columns to ex-
plain to the public why, these nuisances
are not removed, as formerly was the
case, upon having nay attention directed
to them. HaH Ja 4gw 4
Some twoor three weeks ago the City
Council passed an ordinance defining
| the duties Of Street Commissioner, and
| by operation Of that ordinance I am not
permitted to do any kind of work upon
the streets, or to employ laborers, with
out the order of the Council / am re-
CURED to examine and report weekly to
the Council the condition of the public
cisterBs, and to report such places as l
find upon the streets needing repairs.
If the Council then deem any repairs
necessary, they make an order to have
them done, but until such an order is
passed, am debarred from doing the
work us $50 tH sE 81 2aa
lia The practice heretofore has been for
the Street Commissioner to exercise his
Judgment about making small repairs
upon the streets, and whenever citizen
has called my attention to any place re-
qniring work, have at once had it DONE
But under the new ordinance, have no
right to move a single shoyelfull of
earth without direct orders, and citizens
must understand that am not in fault
if.nuisances are permitted to exist to
their annoyance. The power to relieve
them has been taken from me.
I8sr Very respectfully,
IA ktYour obedient servant,
al ~ ALFRED KTRKPhrRrcK $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

The ADULTERY CAsE.-Oscsr Hall
and Mrs. Brewer, charged severaIly and
in special with adultery, abduction, &C.,
whose case we detailed some days ago,
had hearing before Justice Walker
who, BY the eloquence and logic OF
counsel, was convinced that IL was no
crime to run away with another mans
wife. He therefore discharged the par
ties.
The injured husband, we are told,
gave the erring wife FIVE dollar bill
and gave her permission to 40 to the
gentleman in black, journey IL seems
she had already set out upon.
1t was further intimated TO us that
some third party had spirited the frail
fair one from her gay Lothario, who pro-
cured hack and started in pursuit II
y Is no crime for @ woman to run away
from her husband with another man, it
should be made crime for the husband
to follow her.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

GoLDEE's THEATRE,-The old Mozart
Hall ia beginning to assume the appear.
ance of handsome theatre, and will be
ready to open in few days. <
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
For Cirouit .Tudre,

wM. y. PAgRETr will be a candidate for re-
eiectiOn to tho once Of Circuit Judge. for the
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Crawford. Perry. Spencer, warrick, Van
darbargh and Posey, at the ensuing October cleo
tim
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

saS- Soldiers aud their widows who
hold pension certificates, should call at
the Office of VIM. Rsavis, on Main
Street, over Keller's Gun Store. and
have their semi annual installmenta
promptly collected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

We Aresaashorized 10 announce that JOSEPH
b. cox Ia a candidate for tho once Of sheriff Of
Vsnderbnrgh County, at the ensuing October
election. aUg92
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-l4------s--la-~-l-4l--ll'-A-
FOR RENT.

NTE WILL BENT, ron ONE OR MORE
w years, all the buildings on Locust street,
between Water street and the Alley. but recently
occupied by the Commissary aud QartermAster's
DepaFlme1tsS also, will rent the Blacksmith
Shop on Main street, near the Canal, on reason
able terms. -
iyl4.dtfn MORGAN. READ 4 CO..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

I BoARDING.-Two gentlemen can pro-
cure board and lodging at Mrs, Webbs,
Cherry street, near corner of Third.
Also, several day boarders can be accom-.
modated. e.aqI sep18 2t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18

PERsosAL.-we regret we were not
in our sanctnm the other day when Capt.
Dick Miller, late of the 65ih Indiana,
called upon us, as we always are glad to
see the brave young men who have per-
illed their lives in the cause Of their
country, and especially those who, reared
in the school of Democracy, had the pa
triotism and courage 10 dissolve party
ties and even family connections to up
hold the cause of right, Of justice and
humanity. f
For this noble act Of patriotism we
are glad to learn that the Union men of
Gibson county have nominated Capt.
Miller for the Office Of County Clerk,
and we hope every loyal man in the
county will rally to bis support, and tri-
umphantly elect him. The returned
soldiers viii, Of course, vote for him,
Capt Miller entered the service as a
private, and rose to Captain on merit,
aud stood by the Gag until the war was
ovpr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
Agents Wanted
FOR sALEAND RENT.

en0 ACRES or FARM LAND IN THREE
OtJO miles Of Evansville, Of which $50 acres
are in good state of cultivation ilne timber one
Of the bsgt tracts Of land tn the county. Also, q
great variety Of small Tracts, Houses and Build.
ing Lots viii be sold ON reasonable terms. Some
Of fhe Houses, and one Farm, for Rent, by
A. JOHNSON,
se7-tf Real Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP PRICES AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
AT
BOLLE & BEYREISg
No. 20 main Street,

NC. no HM1AM Street,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
ME HAVE JUST REcEIvEp orR rAr,
w Stock which embraces q ohsiea sslsct,a,' =
Dress Goods 0oaks. EhaWls, Balmoral sIs...
Hoods and fubiss, Gloves and 2 osierv. Corssts'
Cloths, CaHsimares, Ladies' Cloths, Ca ,in.ts
Jeans Flmnnsiar Blanksia, TirkfnRm. Ginvhar.st
Gallo 90, q o., Bienrhsd aud Unblsnehed MasI1..f
and che eaand and other artisIes too tafic,,s
70 mention. All Of which will ks soid 49,,
eaEAy. Go and see 81 No. -, Mais Sc est
BoLLE BkYREIss.
eaRtios Me- 43, Main Hermmf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
CLOTHING.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
For county Auditor

We are authorized "a announce that THB0.
D0RE W. vEENEMAN is a candidate for the
offee Of Auditor Of vanderburgh County. At IN
ensuing October election
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
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EVANSVILLE
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CRAWFORDSVILLE
Railroad.
SUMMER, 1855, ARRANGEMENT


On TRAINS Leave Evansville Daily, Sundays
I'D exceptedl. M fgiiowsi
gEA A. III. ACc0MMODATION-
Dbl stops At al Stations. Arrives At
Yinoennes 10 80 A. NJ; Terre Hause
at S.f5 P. NJ
@~A.M. MAIL EMPRESS
9@5U Arrives at Vincennes l2.l7 Pm;
20. a NJ. trains leave for East I rs P.
NJ for West, $3.50 P. NJ |; Arrives
At Terre HAuie, 3 IS P. M, connect
lag with Kxprs-s Trains - fBllsws /:
TERRE HAUTE a RICHMOND r. b.
Lesybs Terre Mantle At 40 r. III. /;
Arrives st Indianapolis 20 p. N,
~ making close connection with trains
for Cincinnati. Columbns, and all
EAstern citles, and for ChiFsgo, Tole-
s ST. LOUIS, ALTON TERRE HAUTER.R
Leaves Terre Hauts At 3s65 p. If. (;
Arrives ~ MAttoon s AS p. NJ; Chi
cago, 7 90 A. NJ, and making direct
connections for all points ia The
Northwest. .a z
Am II. NJ. vIEcEENEs ACCOM-
&VV N ODATGON-
Arrives At Yinessnes Gas P II,
o. a. NJ. Trains Lease for East, 10 :45
p NJ Arrive at Louisville 6 40 A.
NJ : CfEcinnati, 90 A. nj. /; Leave
for west, $3.50 A. M. Arrive az 81
Louis, i;0 P. ~. Cairo, 500 r. NJ
RETURNING. 81 -srsest 4
An CONFEDERATION TRAIN
49, Leaves Terre Hauts at 80 A. d.
vincennss, IL 20 p. NJ. Arrives al
Evansville 8 IL p. ID. --.slsrse-
&EG Leaves Terre Hau4s a. $3.50 P. N J
On arrival OF Express Trains fro a
Cincinnati and the East; Leaves Win
cennes at 7:i5 p. NJ Arrives al
Evansville e:27 p. NJ.
VYINCENNES ACCOmMOD ALTON
" Leaves o. 4 NJ. Junction at 6 40 A
NJ. on arrival Of Night Express from
Cincinnati and Louisville Arrives
ct Evansville $40 A. M.
so Baggage checked through 10 all principe
points North and East.
JOHN lIEGLE, Jr., sup't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
BOARDING.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-18
Union County Ticket.
For Auditor, @
Col. VICTOR BISCH.
For Sheriff,
CARR. ALEX. DARLING.
sa For Commissioner, =
JOSEPH B. PARRETT.
For Assessor Pigeon TosOnsbip,
WILLIAM WARREN, So.

HreH scHooL-The High School
commences this morning.