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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
Proceedings OF The Evansville leach
erS' Association.
WEDNEsDAY, Septembe


WEDNESDAY,, September 8.
The Association met promptly St
eight O'Clock eol' aasszss91a2 52s essa
After the usual morning dsvosions,
Mr.. Rice gave bis third lesson IA vocal
music. He tried to impress upon. teach.
ers the Importance Of teaching music
scientifically in our schools, and al
though he should notacompel the he aeh-
ers to teach it as science, still he would
be much grati6ed if they would; he
spoke of the neglect music received 10
our country, and compared il with Ger
many, where il is taught to all zea 79ass
II any of the teachers did not feelsca-
pable Of teaching the rudimsnts of mn
sic, Prof Rice offered to give them pri-
vate lessons gratis until they shall be
qualified. he then drilled the Assoeia.
ton on the staff, the position Of the
notes, the major and minor intervals,
etc etc. : .s-.--
GA The question, How often and at whai
time should The Association meet
through the year2 was then discussed.
Upon motion Of Mr. Byers, il was de
cided by vote to meet once a month, al
such time and place as the Superintend
ent might direct s'siNe-t ~44@ -
Mr.. Holcomb then gave a writing les
son of forty minutes during which the
attention of all was 50 closely confined
that they were glad Of . rest Of. Eve min
utes before proceeding.
After this, Mr. Byers led an exercise
in Gymnastics, giving as new lessor,
thirty positions OF sixteen moEemsnts
each. 49,.
Mrs. Rice then explained to the As
ISOLATION a method, original with herself,
of teaching compositioHy som shines
called the game Of twenty questions,
She informed the teachers she had
thought of an object, which was to bt
the subject Of q Composition. Tie taJo
citation was allowed to ask her twenty
questions, and from her answers decide
the subject. t..-t ID ss .s. 4.
Quite a number Of questions were
asked from which it was found that tbs
subject Of the composition belonged u
the animal kingdom-was white, conlG
hy little, and could walk. One Of tbs
most brilliant of the teachers asked if 1
was q gooseq 1t was-and then eigh
minutes we're given for each teacher Il
write all she could aboutit. Much mer
riment was oecasioned BY reading tn.
| articles.
After the Association aobered down
Professor Holcomb exercised the teach
ers in Elocution. he gave much valna
Bile information about teaching reading
urging the necessity of drilling the yoie'
thoroughly and constantly. He ther
read from the Sixth Reader, and callet
upon different members of the Associa
ton to do the same. -.i.sf.s4. IT
The Association then adjourned h
meet on Thursday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

ReA- Col Mellow, an old resident 81
Vieksburg, while returning recently to
that city was attacked by band ofrob-
bers, who demanded bis money. He
fred upon them, killing one, and then
took refuge behind the nearest .ree, and
continued to FIRE his revolver at them
until he fred forty shots, killing two or
three Of them, aud wounding several
His clothes were completely =sIddled,
and he was slightly wounded in the
neck. He finally made his escape to
Vicksburg. t.---e $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

DoS'T LAKE, T.-The Boston Courier
radical Democratic paper, says of the
tenth resolution of the Ohio Democratic
platform: nTrgg
We are sorry to see the idea of pro-
lection, even In the form of protection
of white against black labor, put for
ward in the tenth resolution. Ohio
needs all the labor she can get, and it is
not against the labor but against the
idleness of black immigrants that pro-
lection will be needed This is an ad
captaRduna resolution, q pandering to q
foolish and ignorant popular prejudice,
unworthy the representatives of a great
party. 1t viii gain few votes but at
the expense Of principle infinitely
more valuable - one eminently and
essentially Democratic-ths right and
duty Of every man, black or white, to
dispose of his labor in the manner most
advantageous 10 himself. $50,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

A WISE GEoRGIAs. letter from an
Jacksonville, from member of the ex-
peditiOn sent TO give our dead decent
burial sagsaf The people Of that vicin-
ity are Of = lazy, saIlOW faced, haggard,
ignorant class Their ignorance ises-
pecisIly astonishing aone man vas
found who had not heard of President
Lineoln's death, and smother Who re
fused greenbacks because his govern
ment would not allow him to take those
things. He absolutely did not kno~
that the Southern Confedsracy bad gone
ups}' esas - H5aA ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

4 BosToN WIFE N SEARCH OF HEB
TRUAHr HusBAKD--Mrs Amelia Ra-
buski arrived in this city yesterday, from
the moral city of Boston, in the State of
Massachusetts,, in search other truant
husband, who had left her over year
ago and eloped with her sister, young
woman about twenty-five years Of age.
She secured the services of those Lynx
eyed detectives, Mckee and Ebsnriek,
who had little difficulty in tracing the
cuckoo to his nest They found Ra6uski
living in stylish three story brick house
on Olive Street, near Grand Avenue. a.
the husband of his sisterin-law. They
had brought with them the three chill
dren Of Mrs Rabuski, aged nine, eight
and Eve years. The guilty couple we're
arrested, and viii be sent to Boston.
where their conduct win doubtless be
dnly discussed at small tea parties and
sewing circles.
Mr.. Rabuah has been living in: this
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

THE TEAcHEKs AssoCIAT1oxs-Thei
most interesting feature of the Associa
lion yesterday was the Introduction, BY
Mrs. Rice, of an original method Of
teaching Composition in classes, which
is well calculated to inspire pupils With
love for branch of education the
bare mention of which generally super
induced shudder.
Mrs. Rice who superseded Miss Hough
in the high school, and whom by the way,
We conceive to be a very accomplished
lady, as veil as an experienced and sue
essfulteacher, thinks of subject, and
permits the pupils to ask twenty ques-
tions relating to il. If, with the aid Of
these answers ELECTED, any scholar is
able to name the subject, they all pro-
coed to write a. composition on Is, from
Eve to eight minutes being allowed for
the exercise. ~ ses.ifss-74
At the end Of the given time the class
is called on singIy to read, and tbs
amusement is usually very great, ash
was yesterday.
It cannot fail to interest the pupils
and superinduce desire for frequsn
exercises Of this kind, and the writing
of compositions will thus become I
pleasure, The reading exercise con
Quoted by Professor Holcomh was high
| " pleasing. a. -ear sss7ga51
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

A MAsSiF1cssF PsEsrNE--eur pleas
ant and musical friend Prof. Buck, of
the big jewelry store on First Street, has
just received handsome present in the
shape of splendid Benin flute. 1t was
presented to him by VIM. Halls& Son, of
New York Its Of solid. silver, Of the
most exquisite style and finish. When
the Professor returns from New York,
for which place he leaves today for
fresh supplies, we shall expect to hear
some charming music - not surpassed
by Orpheus Of old a. 1T a eHeV.Vr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

sd- The Financial Article in to day
JOURNAL will be of interest to many
readers Similar articles will occasion
ally be found in our columns, giving the
condition Of the money market, and the
quotations of exchange, coin, and Gov
ernnen[ secufitiea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

Bay A Quebec correspondent Of the
New York Herald says the Canadians
have already, to certain extent, mi,
tiated proceedings = which their dele
gates in the Detroit Convention limited
would be the result Of non-reaewal Of
he reciprocity treaty-to throw. open
their ports along the borders and en-
courage smuggling, which is already
carried on by the connivanceg Of the
Canadian Government The same cor
respondent says the present eoHdition
of Canada is very unpromising.e Taxes
and other burdens are heavy, and .ths
crops and trade prospects poor. Thou
sands of inhabitants have sold ont and
left for the West Real estate has fallen
seventy Eve per cent within the past
eighteen months, and il is estimated
that there are now ] 300 empty tens-
ments in Toronto.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
speelaI Post.0nce yOtiee.


Numerous applications are made. at
the post Office every morning to have
letters putEinto thsznAilg after sbe tinfe
of closing The mail train novH 1earss
at half past nine IN the foreneon. The
mail closes at half-past eight. railroad
time, and letters must BE 10 then 10 IN
snre being posted bgahs oatgefng mail.
We allow onrselEea barely time 90 get
the mail to the train, and giEe the pub
lie every minute We possibly can 10, gel
their letters iu The msil must close at
half past eight, else il wilt be left Up
No persenstherefore, uEsdBpply after
that. time to have letters mailed b. the
tain then leaving Asking this favor
only binders those who are putting up
the mail, and makes them liable to com
nit errors and sven. 20 miss tAe train.
That just one Enors .important letter.
may be Ike that "last straw which
broke the camers back II may be. the
means Of OBTAINING sll the others that
are expected to golbysthe samsstraTn. =
The mail train arrives 81 927 At night,
and letters are distributed iptethe boxes
from. IL to ILL o clock, according 10 the
size of the n all The Office is opened
for the convenience Of holders Of lockS
boxes and lock drawers Who can get
their mail matter ct night, nslhey wish
| to do so, the Office being open until all
| the letters are distributedi Nothing
can be banded out os giass boxes 81 that
late h0uras If one' PeFson Is aceetnnoS
dated all can clam 70 be,waad Thus alt
the, box holders viii expect to- get
their letters, and Post-office Employed
win be deprived Of The rest necessary
10 enable them 10 besupa Defines instbe
morning; aTberefors, .hno1 other shan
lock-box or ock,drawer holders cansRet
their mail matter ct night The odiee
Is opened at seven 10 the morning, CIV:
ingtipA 70 answer letters, II eorrespon-
deats atsprompt s8i rsozl fassa xsa4
g. These explanations are made 30 avoid
Misunderstanding and disappointment
and also for The information of new
corners, and others who seem 70 have
forgotten the rules which are iHaispen-
sable in sn Office wheke ninetenths Of
themal matter arrives and departs .hE
one train; where there Is only one mail
train q. day each way, and where The
6ns betwsen sthes arrival and departure
is necessarily SO short. q saaslsg9 smo
-. JAMES q. McNEElY. p NJ
I seoPoi"-t go. 1. 4. s.Ff4as afssR ex59fc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

slS- We learn ythatFihe French Lick
House, at the French Lick Springs, wiz
not bs closedsdntiIz October slsf, as65.
Persons Wishing TO bSisit the Spfings
will 6nd thelmonth ofSeptsmbeF 6n ex.
ceIIent moatti for using the water.
aseoT. stds~ bas peoa h5aa1s sfSi ssHlno
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

p% We are thankfal fsr past Iibsral support,
and vii sfin continns 70 ssassEor 20 ssaEs cur
Heuss 1HE ass Ter Geatlsnen % get ClothiDv
or Fprnisbing Goods Ready Msds Or made %
order. s..rs ...a.s 81 f.assf fi.a 80 ~ h.ai
90 go ~ q Z .1.lq "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

GENERAL HowzHD-GensraI Howard
IS strictly temperate man, and does net
appear to be at all ashamed of Il, as
some teetotalers seem to be at times
Lately be administered qniet rebuke
to wine drunk toasts at dinner parties;
rising when called on for q Sentiment,
and taking q glass of water iIl-his hand,
he said: Gentlemen am from the
State-Of Maine T don't 90 baskon my
State. l give you, gentlemen, the Maine
law, the true beverage Of. the soldisrr
and drank It. l g -'s.-4 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07


TEACHERS PIoEIG teachers of
our public schools have determined to
give a picnic in Edmond's Grove, seven
miles below the city, on Friday after
noon, to which they invite all teachers
OF private aud select schools in the city,
the editorial fraternity, the ministers Of
the city, the Mayor and City Council,
the School Board, and the booksellers Of
the city.
The object is to enable the teachers
and those connected 10 any manner
With the schools to become better &C
quainted with each other ,bgoitzsH
The General Hallsck will carry the
party to and from the grove. tr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

EDTroRs JouaNAL Please announce Captain
WIN. p. HARGRAxsss iats Of the sist Ind. Vols,
as the union candidaae tor sheofsee OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial oirCuit,
composed OF thss eounties OF Crawford. Ferry,
spensert WaTriek vaaderbure n and Posey.
Wears authorized to announce that LEWIS @.
srlNsoN will 10 eandldates at the next octo-
Der EVICTION Tor recollection 10 the ofcs Of Prose-
cutting Attorney for the Fffteenth Judicial Cir
cult, composed ofthe counties Of Crawford, Perry,
Spencer, wa rick, Posey and vanderbargh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
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rHUpsrAr ......-.--...--sEPTxaBEs l.
EVANSVILLE
&c
CHARLOTTESVILLE
1855, ARRANGEMENT

On TRAINS Leave EssssvilIs Daily, tsuacsJs
ID excspted1. a. f2llows:
- n. ACCOMMODATION
AwhAH -etops at ali Stations. Arrives at
yincennes 1879 A. M. Terre Haute
- M NAIL ExPHEss-
0@8U Arrives at Yircennes 1917 p. M;
20. a n trains leave for East, ] rs p.
NJ; for Wesss 8 40 P. NJ, Arrives
at Tsrre Haue, sss5 r. NJ, connect
as ing with Express TFs3ns So follows {:
TERRE RAUTE a RICHMOND b. b..
L@aRss Terre Hadte as 4 40 p. M. ;
Arrives 1t minneapolis 7 rs P. N :,
making close onnection with trains
for Cincinnati, Columbus, and ali
Eastern Cities, and for Chi ago, Tols-
do and DetFoit. 8 s
ST. LOUIS, ALTON TERRE HAUTR BIB.
Leaves Terrs Hauts At 3 :65 P. N.
tas ARRIVES ~ NATION 8 As P. NJ. Chi.
aet 3 eago, TOO A. M and making direct
~ ~ eonnseti9ns Tor all points IN the
m MMP M. yINcEHNEs ACCOM-
UW mODATEOM-9A a
Arrives Ct Yineennss sss4sy P. N
o. A. NJ, Trains Leave for. East, 10 81
sGe Pm Arrive Of Louisville $50 A
frst M; cfneinusti, 800 A. III. BeAv'
for West, 5 80 A. ~. 81 Arrive 81 e
Louis. 20 p. n. Cairo, 3 90 r. d
IA RETURNING
AM CONFEDERATION TRAM
- Leaves Terre HATTIE a. $50 A. N.
Yinceunes, IL 20 p. NJ. Arrives 9
ssaHf. BtAnsyille 5:I2 p. NJ.
ME lFg Leaxss Tsrrs Hauto a. 1850 P. N
IN arrival OF Express Trains iro'
r4A Nn Cincinnati ard the East; Leaves Win
ta ~ eennes at Tfi6 p. NJ. Arrives 9
Evansville 3 1T p. NJ. ftitsA
wTINCENEEsA ACCOMMODATIONS
w Leaves o. a n. Junction at 40 A
SIS at NJ, on arrival Of Night Express froI
Cincinnati and EOufawilla. $fTivf
at EvansViile 0 40 A. NJ.
So Bsggags checked thrpughj to eli pftncips
points North and East r
NdH NJ Ee#e JOHN IaeLE, Jr., shp't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

L. WILLIAMS AND rkE RECENT SwIs-
DLE.-We find the following in the Vim
'cennes Sun Of Tuesday. There are
some singular features in connection
with this transaction, and we are begin
ming to think that Williams is the real
victim of some adroit knave, of whom
be received the forged and fraudulent
checks.
Welearn that Williams paid 800 in
advance as rent on a store-room in Vim
cennes, and when he left for Cincinnati.
ordered his room at the hotel 10 be kept
for him, as be would not return until
the 9th or 6th Of this month. The fact
that be left the goods obtained in this
city in yincennes, unopened, when he
could have run them to St Louis or
elsewhere and realized a considerable
sum on them, goes 20 strengthen this
theory. If Williams is knave, be is a
very silly one. 1rawea 81
$ Editor Of San ALLOW me to make
nay Acknowledgements to those busy
bodies of your city who have taken ad-
vantage of my brief absence TO throw
out insinuations against me, endesvored
to destroy my credit aud operate against
me, in the business I propose TO start in
Vineennes. On my return l viii pay
my respects to certain gossipy old maids
(of the male persuasionb and make them
prove some of their assertions.
+ Respectfully, Ia WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, Sept 2. 1855. 1850
In connection with this, the editor Of
she Sun says, editorially:
Wepuhlish to-day card from Mr.. L
Williams, referring TO certain reports il
circulation calculated to injure him
Mr., w, is now purchasing stocks pre-
paratOry to opening wholesale grocery
establishment in our city.
Il can't be possibly that the Ssan edi
tor is in partnership with Williams; yei
be seems we'll posted in reference to hi
movements, BE may be going to sur
) the Ak department of the establishment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

81
MARITAL GsD NoIsY.-on Sunday
evening youpg couple, the mau being
a late soldier in the service Of the United
States, were united in the holy bonds Of
wedIock, and about 81 o'clock while in
the midst Of. their festivities, horrid
din and noise was raised in front of
their residence, and it was discovered
that a party Of boys ranging from ten
to sixteen years Of age, and about TWEEN
~ to thirty in number had assembled in
front armed with various noisy in
strunents, calculated to produce the
most horribly observation-disclosures. Crowd
ing too near the house they were order
ed away, when they became vitupera-
tive and profane, throwing brick bats
and attempting % break open the doors.
Yesterday bakers dozen Of them
we're introduced to Recorder Nelson,
and the above facts ELECTED from the
prosecuting witness and the boys them
selves.
After very fatherly admonition from
his honor, the hoys were permitted to GO
home, promising never to do the like
again. s8 ls5 Hc1 aairsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

b@~ The Constitutional Convention
of Colorado concluded it's labors on the
18th nit, by the adoption Of free State
Constitution. Colorado, when admitted,
will complete belt Of States to the Pa
ci6c, With the exception of Utah.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

city for about yesr, aud no enc s1s-
peeted that the woman be introduced
into society as his wife vas not bis law
mi spouse The real-wfer VINO hss.
borne bin seven children has aestru5 ? d
bis guilty dream OF happiness, aud
blasts bis reputation forever. BE has
been employed a. an aftist 81 Fox 5.
Photograph callers, anf is~ssid 8 be
a1its skillfal 10 his profession.-----
Misaoa.s-i Tazuaorrna- =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

Personal -=WethAd the pleasure of
meeting in the city yesterday Lieut..
Col. Butterfeid, late of the slst Indiana.
He is in. fine health and Is looking ex.
tremely well. We welcome him home
again. .,s.f .-r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

AuCTIoE SALE.--Hirama Nelson sells
at auction this smorning,Ha lot of new.
goods such rs 6ns knives aud forks, sil-
yer plated and Bfittania, pocket CUTLERY
and q good varietyiof notiOnspalso, dry
goods, oil new and fresh, at his Auction
Rooms at 90 clock, Eo.s2T Locust
street. 5so vgsg aff a. sadi .alaaes x
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
CRY GROCEEY-.OYsTERg.E =

! We receive daily, BY Express, b
superior quality Of Fresh Baltimore
Oysters and are prepared 70 deliver TN
half or whole cans or by ths case. An
Oysters warranted. asolss1 asf oiaf ,
{ % aisg 81 sCRoss, DAVIS q eos p
Third Street between Main and Locust. GO
August 28-tfy .aslaaaasi5aI - "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

RD There were thirty-nine marriage
license issued in Yigo county during The
month Of August, large proportion 10
returned soldiers, who thus manifest q
disposition to serve their Uncle Samuel
by recruiting for the infantry service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
For Cirnnif ,Indge.

VIM. y. PARRET witt Do a candidate for rs-
election no The once ef Circuit Judge, Tor the
Fifteenth Judicial clseplt, composed Of the ooun
ties of Crawford. Ferry, .sbencer. warrick. VAN
derOurgh ~ IPOssy Il the ensuing October slse-
tfon y e.-s-.s.. = s.ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
For Common PIsas Judge.

We are author sgd 70 announce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER will continue 20 serve As
Judgqqrths CdnnSa flsaAa Court IN shs dist+ict
COMPOSED Of the counties Of Resey, yandsrburgh,
warrick, aAdz 6ibson, n siec3ed at the ensuing
October election. 50 mxsmHa
Mn. EDrFons pikss Aahouacs 60 your readers
that WIN. LoUDoN, Of Posey County, ia Q can
didase Ter Jpage or the Common Pleas Court, IN
the D strict composed ef.the counties of Posey,
Vanderburgh, warrick and Gibson. t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

B% Just received at the City Groce-
~, twenty-five bushels, choice cling and
freestone Peaches. Nor is yOqr time to
do up Jour canniugr for. wewill sell
them cheap. Cali early Third street..
between Main and Locust, sf4.r.g
1t s. a CRoss, DAVIS l. Co. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

We are authorized 30 annOnhes that JOSEPH
b. COX is a candidate for the ofaoe Of sheriff OF
VandeIhpEgh.n C0nalys Att sHsuina oceobrr.
election apcoo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

eSr Soldiers and thair wideFssFho
hold pension certificates, should call at
ihs ofice Of WIN. ,BeAsisssep Main
Street over Kellsr's Gun Store, aad
have their ssmi-spnnd .installPsptsI
promptly collected stia7 s'aabissde 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

- HU NtAHu Oufy OF HeIpE
county, Missouri, has decided that Col.
Babcock and his men were entirely jus.
tified in killing Wright and his four sons.
How win the sympathizers with these
Justly punished bushEhaekers and a u.
derers of Union men feel now2 Won't
they howl even worse than they did over
the hanging Of their abettOr, Mrs Sur
RAFT aZ1Mo #Z2 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

No4ro1i- The Select School ffS Ss small als
children. taught By Mrs. II, a, Ross.
win commence Monday, september.
11th, at her residence on First Street,.
between Mulberry and Gum Streets
Terms, IS per quarter. -. ,l~e at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

DD- Mr.. J. NJ. Swords, to whom the
material belongs, resumed control Of the
Vieksburg Herald on the 1st Of Septen.
ber 1t will be enlargsd and improved
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

No. The real authors are the South.
ern ehivalry, whose practice of debauch-
ing negro women led the ignorant ne
groes to suppose that such acts were q
prerogatiye of freedom. ga &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Auditor.

We are enthorizsd % saanounes that THEo.
DoRE w. sYENNEMAN iafs candidate for the
Office q Auditor of yanderburgh County. At al =
ensuing october election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

B&- The number of murders, rapes
and other outrages by negroes 10 daily
augmenting. If a achits Abolitionist
were made an example of for each and
every such offense, it might have a good
effect They are the READ authors of
these outrsges by negroes, and should
be held responsible In some shape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
FOR SALE.

"A, COTTAGE HOUSE VERY DESIRABLE
IN fecetion--on Eeepnd stfsatt neaF ChesfnBt.
Amply 70 80 4.sodl 1H0s. =. oARYIN.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
ZOE SAFE AND RENT.
. "a FOR RENT.

HNTE Will RENT. ron ONE on NOPE
wv years, all the buildings on Locust street,
between Water stre and ths Alley. but recently
occupied ~ che Oonmt asaty and QArtermaster $
DepAffmsuts; also, wilte rent the Blacksmith
ahlaFtrns.f WEAVE
= yl4-dtf 80 IS MORGAN, READ q 90.