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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
EVANSVILLE
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
SUMNER, 1885, ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER, 1885, ARRANGEMENT
am TRAINS Leave EransviIis Daily. Sundays
y exospteS@ - follows;
g.G0 a: VI. ACcOmMoDATIoS-
yincennes 10 80 A. N. Terrs Haute
aS ut s:45 p. M.
nam. HAIL EXPRESS
S%V Arrives 81 yincennss 1917 P. u. ;
L. fttt'-s 20 a. M. trains leave Tor Eaat, 20
n. for Wesf, 80 Nj Arrives
Ct Terre Hau'e, 1855 r. M, connect.
ing With Kxprsss Trsins a. follows
IS TERRE HAUTE Ri HM0ED d.
Lesres Tefre Haute ct $40 p. M ;
ErrS--4 Arrives st Indianapolis rs p. N .,
making close connection with rains
~er for CINCINNATI ColHmlsuas and all
Eastern Cities, and for Chi ago. ToIs'
40 and Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON TERRE HAUfGKR.
~ Leaves Trrrs Hauts ~ 3 :5s p. W.
af 80 & Arrives at Nation 6:45 r Nj Chi.
"a scAgo, 7 90 A. M and making direct
connsetIesns for all points in tbs
A.NN p M!yIy EENEs ACCOM-
OV m ODATION-
Arrives at sYinesnnss 8 80 P. n
o. a. M. Tfafus leave for East, 10 rs
Pm; Arrive at LoaisyilIs 6:30 A.
M & Ciacinnsti, 300. A. M Leave
for West, 80 A.. NJ; Arrive a. 1T
-FvFn Louis, go Pm Cairo, 500 r. "a /.
RETURNING.
A CCOMmODATIOk TRAIN
Ia Leaves Terrs Haute at . so A. N.
vinoe1nes, II 20 r. M. Arrives ai
EvshsEiIIs s:I2 p. bf. @4- eE
R%AIL-
4X4t Leaves Terrs. Haute a. 8 so ?. n,
aA Arn arrival on Express Ira MS fro
f s1+f Cincinnati and the Esst; Leaves Vim
eeunes a. 74b p. NJ. Arrives 3;
asfg itaA Evansville S:47 p. NJ.
-IECENHEs ACCOMMODATION
W - Leaves o. a n Jnuetioa as Q 80 A
sra M, on arrival Of Night Express from
Cncfnuaii and LouisYille. ARRIVES
az Evansville 0 40 A. M.
80 Baggage checked through to ell principal
49, JOHN IEGLE. Jr., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

s@- Major! Gehg ,Gordon Granger,
Brevet Major Cen. J. G. Davis, Brevet
Major Gen j. f. Hartsuff, Brig Gen
J. >. Brisbin, and Brig. Gen J. f. Wade
have beenrordered to report to Major
Gen. Palmer at Louisyfll4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Notice to Contractors.

A UGusT 14th, 1855. aAa
The Common Council Of the City Of Evansville
will receive Sealed Proposals for Lime stone
Curbipg, until August 2Stb, 1855. said Curling
90 conform in all respects to the requirements q
the ordinances Of tho city ca E4 {
A. NJ. McGRrFF. clsrk.
City Clerks once, August. 1855 aug2z-t4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Teachers Institute.

WEDNESDAY, MoRsISG, aug. %.
The opeuiug exercises were ccnducted
By Mr. ID E Hunter, and followed by
Music from the Choir.
The roll being called, tie regular
instructions Of the day commenced.
The first instructions the Institute re-
eeiged this morning were in History, by
MIRA. Rice We Eiilrnot atttempt to. (for
re are confident that we cannot) do the
instructor ids6Gs by way Of compIi-
ment. -asA
The two Grammar, Glasses were next
in order, taught By their respective tu-
Tors, Messra Hunter and FKRight.s Mr..
Hunters Instructions were relative to
the Adjeetivess and sPronoun. He proved
the definition OF tbe2latter as given by
most GranfnariansT to be erroneous.
SIR. Knights class was instructed in
Syntsx 2. .@ - 49,
After recess, the Written Arithmetic
Glasses were called. hur s4EtL A-
/ Mr. Hunter gHyeFbi class some new
ideas in Subtraction, Multiplication, and
Division. =. We, know that We know !
az about the Arithmetic as far as Mr..
Hunter has drill ed as Previous to at
tending the Instiiute, we. only thought
we knew it 9aI rs ,AAs
Mr.. KbigR Instructed his class in
Decimal Fractions. .--e'....-.
AFTER a short rest, Mr.. Hunter eater
tanned the Institute with very interest
ing instructions in 0rthography. He
showed that ali the vowels except two
ara sometimes nsed as eonsonants. q =
After fla criticisms; &e, the Institute
- AFrERSooS SESSION.
At 2 o'clock PM. the Institute was
called to, order, and as soon as the
sweet strains of ,lnnsic had died away
4beFoll was ealiedys SAD ..os2 kna3
Dr. De Brdiers then delivered an. ex-
hcellept lecture on physiology The suh-
ject was Digestion, and the lecturer
asneeseded inyRiviR2 bis auditors clear
understanding rof1he various transform !
atoms which our. food nndergoes. while
being prepared, for The nourishment of
our system The Doctor concluded his
lecture with few interesting and prae-
teal remarks on Nutrition. 8 OMIT
The reading class was next called, and
instructed by Ms Hunter who directed
the attention of the class TO a short ex-
tract from. Shakespeare. - Mr., Hunter
occupied ~ hour, Introducing and read
ing the piece, and then seemed as If he
had not told BALI - 49, ~
The Institute being called to order
after recessy ME knight gave instruc.
tons With reference to the ID. mode of
teaching Local Geography. We need
not say thztabh we're highly entertained
with the Instruction. ~ -
Mr.. Bird, Of Gibson County, being then
Introduced to the Institute, proceeded
TO lecture on com position. q. .EF
We were so we'll pleased with Mr..
Bird lecture that we hope he will not
take wing for a fewfdaysa hmosss 90
The interest manifest at our Institute
is very great and We are glad more. of
the citizens are fayoring rs With their
presence every day. eff9f7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

TERRIBLE AcoIDEsr. John Shrader,
veteran, while aiding in the cslebra-
ton Of Che fourth anniversary Of tbs
enlistment of bis company at Jasper,
Dubois county the Courier says, had his
eyes blown out by the premature dis
charge Of Cannon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

DS-The RsveA. Turner of the Inglel
Street Church. will deliver slectdre be-
fore the Tsachws' InssiIdte. a. the lee
ture room Of the Walnut Street Church,
this evening, Hpon" 1.-THE zpleAsurssa Of q
true Educ&tion.F The exercise will com.
mence at 8 O'Clock pases = 49,. =.
aThsapublic are especially Invited, to
attend. 81 nslli1R slen 3 . .s91aiaai 30
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24


{ s@We learn that ON Saturday night
last . citizen of Paris, Illinois, was puE-.
dsred BY refugee, for his money, vhick
amounted TO only shout three hundred
dollars, and which the murderer obtain
ed. The criminal was caught and
lodged in jail The rapid succsssionr Of
these murders and robbsries, and crimes
Of lesser magnitude, is becoming alaEm-
ing. They do not seem u Be- confined
10 one locality, but are committed over
the whole csnuaFyQ 10 many PLACES 80
frequent are thess terrible cceatrences
that vigilencc Committees are talked Of
for the better protsction Of the innocent,
and well behaved membsrs-of society.
IL is certain that the speedy trials, and
swift and unflinching punishment Of the
guilty il absolutely necessary st this
time, 20 preserve order aud escape mob
law, which viii finally be rssorssd TO IL
crime progresses a. at present. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
RAnRolp MEFr1ro. -Thste niII. ba

RAILRoLp MEEr1Se. There viii be .
meeting Of citizens st the Court House
on Thursday evening, the 24sh inst rat
II o'clock, for chso.pufpose of devising
measures to fnish the Straight Line
Railroad from his city to shs Ohio 3
Missisaippi Railroad. IN DaFiess county
Let every man having an interest instbe
prosperity of the city attend. ala an23. 2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
ITCH.
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors,

UUUsI IfthI 1866 - -ll = ~
The Common Council Of the City Of Evmpnvflia
VIII oeiye Sealed Proposals nntif aFa--ss~ 49,,
IT. 8, august 18th 1858, for constructing An Earth
Way, thirty fset wtdes acrcas the Caaalsn T@~hsh
street, similar 20 the one eonaaructed asr. ~ (
Canal on Locust street. sAs
A. NJ. McaRIFF c1.v<
City Clerks once, AuguHes lsB5. anva9. n,
(URaon Oopy.} - :"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

BS Persons Ii want Fan A No. j job
of Painting, Graining, Glazing &c. can
have 1t done immediately by applying
70 c. w. 0sborus. Oak and Rose wood
limitations doneito perfection. Pasticu..
lar attention given 70 PaPer;H Hanging ia
all its branches. hsrcls5 y.lh45 cd 70
Shop under ThoruhiIr 8 SaddIefy. ID
-@fsc1feD r&f ~eVo seE NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

sSr We had the pleasure Of meeting
Mr.. crandall, Of the Utica On. y
Telegraph, in the city last night -
pleasant and intelligent gentleman. who
is making an excursion through the
West. DIX A7sAsas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

CHAR4cTERIsTIc LEBERALIrYs ---- The
prcprietors OF the Louisville and Hem
derson, packets have Furnished the clerks
of the boats with a list Of the names Of
all the preachers of the Indiana Confer,
enca, any Of whon,zwith their wives,
win be carried free to and from the An
nual Conference to- assemble in New
Albany next month. qesst4R
This is Characteristic of the we'll
known liherality of tha Louisville and
Henderson, Packet Company. gtail@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

A YoUSd MIsAHrHRorE.-A lad named
Michael Currany aged about twelve
years, Was detected ON Friday night, at
Chicago, in IN attempt to out his throat
with q razor. Upon being intsrrogAted
asto his motive, he said be had run
away from home and, his father having
died, he become tired Of the world, and
proposed to follow him. The boy was
sent TO the Reform School. - .sl''a slsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

We are authorized 20 announce that JOSEPH
d. COX Ia a candidate for the ONCE Of Sheriff Of
yAndsrburgh County, ct the ensuing October
AiRetio0 agx29e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

COTTAGE HOUSE ON CHESTNUT STREE,
" with sixty i've feet Of ground. Apply early.
augi6-4teod THoc. =. GARvIH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

A CHARAcTERIsTIc WoRK.--The lead
ing Copperhead papers are just now en-
gagged IN che genteel and intellectual
work Of caricaturipg negro camp
meetings, negro sermons and bymns.
Suitable employment. f.... ,--.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

~ General William Harrow was in
the city yesterday, stopping attbe Sher-
wood House. TLgqA dJr1 0s6 34a3
By the way tbs Sherwood House is
veil supplied just now with grass wid-
owers-gentIemen whose wives and fam
lilies are absent from the city. edon't
know whersthe grass widows stop
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Mules AT 'AUCnOs. Hiram NSEso6
will sell at auction, Saturday August
26sh, At lO,oclock, on Main Street. OF :
pOsite the Court House, fifty head of
work mules for greenbacks siE2s aii'
aus23 :tdssai 5zb!ana tsfb Isd' pee g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

m ~ m q J NFEItH AyDEAD9. 4 /. a +.
-. cst.tr..4 - rntffsh ytew Jsster end the q
~, 1900 - tsrsfs q mDauy row travelling. = A.
rag 90 RGEOUs PR0cKSsIoH
- =. ~ z .aeh piaes o. exhibition viii
s s.s 'fg's M q q i s:s sl' ), 's Fl
estraf n ~ 1DfE CHARIOT, or nyfhologi-
ff--s~-t 49, 4 Ia - draNu ~ TzclTs spotted
s-,e4 r. - 81 q esnfaDfrg Prof 1OE q M rl-r
fffx.lss y - s. ts.owsd ~ the q rrtagsss Vans
- Forasff bAyer a Hoyes' Clr.
80 - IN ~ H8vnfs b corated Cagss Of Van
: si.-.h a ~ Hsussifis drawn b. fhs Nest 1aL
r,..sfifsi fiorsss-s yer collected IN ArD5rtos. p -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

"a s1-SoIdiers and theirshsirs Showsnt
their claims promptly collected, should
call ct the Office Of Wm. Reavis Oh Main
St, Between Bird ana 4th over Keilet.s =
Gun store. .aisaa Coz ape3f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

&c. The local Of the Evansville Jour
n0g 10 writing about the difference in the
quality Of the water at Louisville, New
Alhany, and EEansville. We'd like to
know what knowledge be has of the viz.
tues Of water, as be 9s tseldem known 20
use that article, even to wash. his face
and handa-Netr Albany Ledger.
Conner Charley, that won't do. We
wash our hands and face regularly and
off, because we think water il useful for
that purpose and navigation; aud were
we driven to the alternative of drinking
New Albany water or whisky, we think
We would take the former, even at the
risk of being reduced 70 the attsnuated
condition We found you in.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

REL1elous.ARev. j.. S. Gillespie, of
9incsnnes, viii preach in Marble Hall
this evening, / Services. toeommsnee ct
s o'clock. sa ted hza7 iouaa9 1cbra9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

eIlks kIohsIFl IpFsalElls allk tFlmasd .
laas's s'y's- pTp1nuS y .sisse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

SESGULAR GIRCUMsrAEcE The Cam
field (ohio) Herald tells the story of a
Mr.. s. Beard, Of Springfield Township,
Mahoning County, who sold 70 the Gov
ernnehs two Gns horses for SIS, that be-
ing the average price Of horses At that
time. Last week be attended the Gov
erument sale of horses at ColunbiAna
and purchased q horse for $40 dollars
and took il home. His family visited
the stable to see the animal, and dis
covered that it was the identical horse
they formerly owned and raised. The
horse is az good as ever, but the Gov
eminent considered him worth $50
more than when it took charge of him.
! We doubt whether another cifcum stance
] Of the kind win occur ia the State: in.
deed there is hardly room foe @ deuhs On
he aaAisst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.


~ VI NWANAHAWM MAMHAM % WNHMWa
We authorised to announce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER will continue to serve -
Judge OF the Common Please Court In aha district
composed Of the counties Of Posey, VandsrburGh,
wazriek. and Gibson, II elected at the ensuing
October election. t3t@ /" WAN
Mn. EDrroR. Please announce to your readers
that VIM. LouD0N, Of Possy County, 10 q can
didAte for Judge Of tho Common Pleas Court. In
the strict composed Of the counties Of Posey,
YanderburRh, warrick and Gibson. fE p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

CoPYERHEAD CHEEK. The brazsn ap,
peal for the patronage of soldiers by the
Chicago Times corps9is one of the inter
estine Items of the town. Here is what
Mr.. W F. Storey & Co said of the sol.
diers on the 18th ofAugust, 1884: z z
Every soldier in our army to-day has
been bought. We employ no longer ar
dent, enthusiastic volunteers, but mercs.
narissw who have been purchased at
prices ranging at one hundred to one
thousand dollars per capita. Will not
this fact go far towards explaining why
we now get SO few victories-why every
breeze from Che BATH Geld comes In
with tidings of disaster7"
And this is what w. F. Storey Il Co.
wrote to Mr. B Small, GEORGETOWN, ILL.,,
nnder date of July 2Ist, 1865:
The returned soldiers will be 8 con-
siderable element in politics hereafter,
and it is important that they should not
be overlooked in any arrangement for
the Dissemination of political truth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
{ 3. RE eLg : STATE SALE.
Valuable Property
a-asa4 FOR SALE. 97' ''all /
..a ss' Hare Chance &.
FOR AN INV EsTMENT

Il anna EaAu1H cav z l4tlH Ee taAte a
80 : The usA kaoVa Property belong 81
u sfRg 10 lte heirs Of James AazscsH,
!, -is aolc offered for sdlS
=, The Land Is nearly az Under
L fence, sitliate short distance
from EUansUiLle, ard mast soon be. Il
come desirabLs as Oily Property
I a,s The tract is divided into LOts Of 2
i. rGrie1s sizes, hariag q .fne front
upon the Old Plank, OF. State Road
/ from Epqnsrilis to PrincetoR, lead
/, ipg out HAHN street 81 POO -
Many Of the Lots have Building
4 SITES Of UFa.frdlled Beauty, high
| ana, hsdlfkfiy located, pa. ''''as41. 4
/ !. An abundance Of Fine Timber
\ and Good Water. Aet
The soil is Exceedingly Fertiis,
y and admirably adopted for he
F production Of an descriptions 81
!, /. Fruits and Vegetables. ~ 2"--i VS.
This Is an Opportunity for an
inrestmsnt seldom presented % The
!. citizens Of Eeanseths Il 81.
1t Offers aUnVq ualled Attractions
to all wishing homes in the
Country s9d "a Market Gardeners
lqGoo As a sure and safe inrsssmenf IL
tio easlnot be exceiLed eo;iaagnaJ lst1
r. soaA plot Of The Land IS open 10 the 4
Iba inspection ofoGH desiring 70 Purs
= 2 chase. 900 .erdomrloJ D. iai1ms
., ss9- For further particulars en- di
;, qitire q J.H. MAXWELL, g
oFFIeE BoDIAM GOAL MINES. wkrKR ST.,
=. sboa (BstweaA Main and Loouss). - t'-e
| aag9s;lm. 7el13 IA EvansviIis, Ina Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

16r The local of the. Wabash Fz-
Press lAudates a. new style of coaches
Just introduced on the Cincinnati, Co
lumbus, and Cleveland Railroad, and
aeema to think they are something en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Is the editor of the Ezpress not aware
that simila coaches have been used on
the Tsrre Haute and Richmond Road
for months past, locked seats and all2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

"A EhtnR OF beauty ~ y Soy For.
evSr. III Sc who de ire bviiltanay Of eomplsxioD
tnust purify zud enrich The bleed, which Helm
bsiass Gsncentrated Extract sarsaparilla invaris-
bly, les, Reeoil CT q 10 Patsnt medicine. Ash
OF HelmtssidSs Take no other. i asaafrni X
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

HlsoocK House, HEEDERsos, ky
Wedirect attention 20 the advertisement
of this elegant Hotel, which has passed
into the hands Of Messris Riyes 1 JOhn,,
son,sxperiencsd hotel keepers who have
renovated il throsghout, and =, deter
mined to maksis equal 70 The best hog
tells IN the State, Whether IN OF outside
the city Of ,LouisxlEs-i GiEe than 8
! cali a vTolsid 10 bsa irss5 snoE
3 Fals5 e1A ~ AIDS u
ssaaafgf sfs 44a t&H-tRfts
! A fine assarsmsnt of Boys Buck
is Shoes and CohgfeseGsiteTs,, 1t the
Boston Boot ana Is: shoe 7 + steEs. NJ 8. Sec,
ond street sgo7eues $40 -s1 bsas7ass y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
FOR RENT.

WE WILL BENT. FOB oHY Oh MOLE
w years, all the buildings on Locust street,
between Water street and the Alley. but recently
occupied By the Oommiasary and QArtsrmMsterss
Departments; also, will rent The Blacksmith
shop on Main street. near the Canal, on reeson-
able terms. r q
IyIs-dtf MORGAN. Read q 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24


1ra -fsaf ata atasf8 etou iaa
am eewr receiving the htst sseft.
neHt q Fsii aua Wfuttr S01cb tfgr
NJ Ell rel In thfs krrst
soais eal toe 8 enfioa'of tuysrs /
40 the decline IN prtes,
inv 'te your atftnian g the itst II.
III Co = below rnensiou-'d Il will xtst
SOS general. idsa - my ssork WI ch
III Il more comprise tS.n- any ons q tbs
kiBd ever offered In this spctiQu q
Ill this sOtfii tft issss-ss .s..'s.s's-. 8
ia order 81 psesspt .the graf diaA Q {
culty which huyert Be o. lac expt.
risneed IN % drnribe fan iiaes -
Goods. havsSparrd no palus 10 max
log up nay as-ofsnnsut. r. enabfaccs
the choicest V aTfHfiss % 10th .foT ian
and Domestic Ge5db, Including Fancy
es WI - stAPse aFiiflsB auul slifl J.
IL IL shall bs my aim % share With
puFchazi ~ Ate = taahises Raitei ~
bcpg Exnsrisnees fl.srgR Purct ases
aud Cash Psymsats.
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Real ESTATE for sale.

NOME EVERYBODY ToTHE COURT HOUSE
~ on Monday. the 2sth inst, at o'clock, and
will sell without reserve the following prop
srty, VIZ; One farm on the lower Nj. Vernon
road four miles from the city Of Granville, In ID,
containing sixty acres more or less, and with
al kinds OF fruit trees, berries, grapes, sh rlb-
berry, &o, and No. olsgant country residences
will at the same time sell to the hisheat bidder
lot No. lwi' b housed, In BIZ ok 8, Northern Eh-
largemsnt; the house contains four rooms, cellar
and oistern, and out buildings.
Other property will be sold ut be same time.
Terms Of sale will be made known day OF
sale. A. @. SULLIVAN, Agent.
anglo Nv Democrat and Union copy.
COTTAGE HOUSE ON CHESTNUT STREE,
" with sixty Ave feet OF ground. Apply early.
sugi6-4teod THos. :. GARvIN.
pITTsBURd COAL AND COKE, In quantities
REITz q HAHEY,
Corner Of Canal and Ingls steests.
August Ia-tL
A NICE LITTLE FRAME ooTTAGE. wITH
N three rooms, inner kitchen and cellar
ready furnished. Lot 20 By $50 feet, well i'm
proved with good stable, eisaorn and SINKS. eltu-
Ated on Cherry street, ietwatn Second aud Third.
Possession given IS coon as desired. Apply ct
GOLDMAN, BERG A CO.,
au14u Corner First and Sycamore streets.
HOUSE FOR SALEM A BUSINESS PART
II Of the city, and q Lot 10 lease for terra OF
ave years. Apply TO u. Nelson. or
nEE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
ys.tf GXFF. COCHRAN o 90.
Residence for Sale. y 4 !.
SPLENDID SUBURBAN REsTDEEoM, or
n eve acres, Within the city limits-a two story
brick house, with stable, &C., and fruits Of an
descriptions. WIN be sold low by
my2s,u. A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Nav MUsrc, --We are indebted to the
publisher, DE. Faalds, Louisville, KY,
for piece Of sheet music entitled "Why
can we not be Brothers, or We know
that we were Rebels" Words by clar-
ence ]. Prentice, Music by Charlie L.
Ward.
The chorus is as follows, t
n rrF s.sw4 know that We were rebels, assrrtss&
$3.50 And We don't deny the n-ma, i g. slHs5
u We CD ak Of that which we hare dons
with grief, but not Eith shame.''s rets e
We think the words Of pardoned rebels
should be words expressive of, shame,
contrition and penitence. We may,
however, be mistaken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

~yFy vrr w. F. STOREY. q
To Ma 3. Snail, George,osn, Ill. q

80 "a W. =. aOTokkH, )
To Ma 3. Small, Georgetown, Ill. ~
sw ls ia - hicagO Journal
Ard didn't George E. Greene, of the
Fiuoennes Sum-, dsnounce the soldiers
Of the 24th Indiana regiment as cow
ardly dogs2 And did not Dan Voor-
bees say that any man who would volun-
teer to put on the Fedsepl uuiform and
gOuint0pthe army, should wear q collar
inscribed, Abraham Lincoln, his dogY
The soldiers won't forget these things.
8 The following are few precious ex.
ltracts from other Copperhead orators
and papers, -zlsae5 E-a isantses srai ba
v1 AHistory will relate that we (the
NORTH manufactured the conflict, forced
it' TO bot bed precoeitF, and invited it"
Detroit Free Press, April 10, 1855. : g =
'4''The Democracy wiz teach Abe Lin
coin and his co usurpers that the way of
the transgressor is not easy. Hon n.
q Dodge, Of IoaCG. a1t 1a2 81 ssi-I'1
HaThis is j damned sbolitiou war, and
we believe Abe Lincoln is as much of 8
traitoroas JEFF Davis. '---AsALdnd { Ohio)
Dsalocvatic Union @
LIT. (ths ADMINISTRATION has put arms
IN the hands Of outlaws, thieves, muir
derers and iraiior9n - Crawford Csnn-
81 forpDa (DeHl) referring 70 Our sol
adfera. ssas E
all say to you, my constituents, that,
as your representative, | will never vote
one dollar or enc qua to the ADMINISTERS
ticA of Abraham Lincoln TO make war
npon' the South. = d. >W. Voorhees,, II
q SevsaA District Of Indiana, ApriI
.sWe will tell Them ECongressl that
Cromwell I'll rise 10, their midst before
they progress too far, who will bring
their heads to the block without delay-or
mercy. - Detroit Free Press, AarcA
24EHs - .e.ls 4 3 GsIssss . -. = 20
ANY man who volurteers to 90 and
fight in this war ought TO be shot They
are id Abolitionists Kent County
Delegate 10 Michigan Democratic State
aGbnUssstiogs o dies lszag yes
You Black Republicans have sent
your he'll hounds down South to devas-
tate the country. - George ". Peck, in
q speeeR before the lansing Democratic
.AssocfGtioH, MdrcA, 1868. & E1r4
Il .,4 =. We will never give any aid and as
aistanee to the continuance of this un-
holy and Unconstitutional war. Allen
ConRty Coppe-hesds, in coIsventioa,
AHgust j 3, 1854 & . = 60 f s,s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

snERsoNs WISHING TO GEfA FfsE PoE-
L trait m OIL o. thenasstxsE, can dos5 81 3 Eek
ER 4 PRESCSTTS,- Nos. 6 Aad Second street
They also paint Portraits from Dsgusrreofypes
aud Anhrots PES Of deceased pFsens su24-fWd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
WANTED.

VIyAHrED-eo LADIES Oh GENTLEMEN
w 10 make Pan ard Vests, TO whom good
wages will 10 pd bg =
auiS-dIw y. J. COIN.