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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20
TuE eLfyE BRANCH.

TusE oLffE BRANCH.
The Courier Of last week contains
AN article attempting to show tha
che rebellion Is as Car from being pu
.,lown rs ever. We copy fow choice
extracts:
,'iset tsseva know that this draftxii'
he followed by other drafts, untiI
they asisc in body and dems,ed that
the Slaughter shall cease, AND peace
Ii'nl means be tried to effect q lestor
alton of the Union. Let them know
that when they have spent oil theil
money in cleaning themselves of Tho
draft, their lipes viii he demanded O
them. Let them ,Snow that a. Ions
MS the sword is liRacccmpanied by
the olivc-branch, they will be ondcr
an impending draft When the peo'
pie thus understood il, then, and not
until then, wiR'SGcy take measures t.
free themselves, not only from the
draft tlren llpop tkem, but al other
drafts"
-FJet IL he remembered that the
only way to clear yourselves from
she draft is TO demand that Il humane
and 'statcsmanlike policy be adopted
by the President, in which the olive
'Rra,rch shall be MS freely rendered rs
eras been the sword" "
The young man who does mp the
Democracy for this county, in these
articles lies 10 just the extent OF bis
ability. lie knows or ought to kn0iT
that the o!ire branch iie talks about
has always accompanied the bayonet;
in fact, for the first eighteen months,
it was on the point of the national
bayonet. and kept II from doing the
rebellion or its supporters any harm.
He knows, or ought to know, that
time was given the rebels to return TO
their allegiance exactly as they went
out, niggers, property and all, That
offer was repeated and re-repeated,
and even now, after all the misery
they have needlessly caused the mass
oflthe rebels could come back losing
only their niggels.
"Ohve Branch" indeed Sup.
posing tke cutire North was made OF
the sa,ac material as the old Demo
cratic party they used TO control
they spurned with contempt every
offer made them, and have asserted
.thousand times distinctly and ex
plicitly that independence was the
only hasis tor negotiation, We have
mo doubt that this is the solve
.a~-auNal," IT, Tourisr wUuld eAteud
them. Looking mp inetinetively &c
the Southern man ms his superior
habituated to serving lin, it longs
no return, and it has done its little all
TO get hack. 1t does not desire the
South to come back 10 the Govern
ment, it wants the Government to 60
back to the South as it was in the
s,good old Democratic days" But
it will be disappointed, In spite OF
the teachings of the Sons of Liberty
the draft will go on, the mon will be
raised and the rebellion will be put
down. 1t may not be in "nlncty
days." but that the Government will
do it is as certain as the rising of the
ann
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20
syThe Courier don't believe ther

HEThe Courier don't believe there
has been any progress made in the
great work Of suppressiug the re-
bcllion. 1t has probably never heard
OF Atlanta or Savannah 1t appar-
emily, never hears of that class of
occurrences. But it did hear of Banks
Red River defeat andi it heard of VIII
nington. Wen never knew it to hear
Of Federal victory, but, good heav-
ems how quick it got the news of a
defeat. Such dogs have not "had
tLeir day" yet, but they will.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20
A AdministratOr's d Notice.

AT liUn Is liEitLbY uIYEN, tIal Tue sub.
IN scrber has been appointed and qualined
Adm nlslralor OF the eslate of Joseph Pe-
ter.nan, late OF Hancock county, 0hio, de.
ceased. JNO. MARkLE,
Adm'r'of tho Estate OF Joseph Petornan,
deceased
The appraisement Of the property will
take place on Monday, Jan. 80 nj the resi-
dence sf Jas. Peternan.
January 20, ls65.vll.n3j't3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20

E1- A Chaplain in Arkansas says
that man buying furs was convers-
ing with a woman at whose house he
called, and asked her .Hif there were
any Presbyterians around her?" She
hesitated a moment and she said,
"guess not; her husband hadn't kill
ed any since they'd lived there |"
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Nem ANOsrtisemrnes.
Adm i'm is traitors Sale of
Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Hancock county, Ohio, |
will offer Tor sale. at Public Auction, on Sat.
urday, the 18th day o. February, 1865, ut
one O. clock in the afternoon, at the door of
tho Court House, of said county. the follow
ing desoribee Real Estate, situate in the
wit;
Tho Northwest Quarter Of the South. West
Quarter of Section eighteen Qs) in township
twn (2) No tn Range eleyen QI East. Ap'
Ipr Used ats
Terms OF Sale-One third in hand, one
third IN one year, and one third in two years
from the day OF sale with interest the pay.
ments TO he secured by mortgage upon tue
premises sold.
LODEMA A. DORSY,
Administrative OF the Estate Of William
Dorsy. deceased.
Blows & BsRKgr, Attys.
J.nunrv IA leG5.n31i3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20

Professor Stoddard, of Oxford,
Ohio, and wife celebrated their silver
wedding on the twenty,dfth anniver-
sary of their marriage, lastsweek.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, y. D.. Editor of
the Enrycloredia ui Religious knowledge.
aud CHRISTIAN Chronicle, phll,d ilphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recon-.
mend Pate Medicines IN general. through
dlsirIst OF their ingredients And elects, | yet
know Uf no sufficient reasons why 4 man not
testify to the benefits he believe S.hm self to
have recev we'd from any simple prcpH alton.
n the hope thJt he may thus Contribute 10
the benent Of others.
d. this the more readily In regard 10
Ho 4 lEd's German Bittcrs, prepald by DR.. &.
VI. Jackson, ci this CITY, because was pre-
JUDGED against them for many years under
he impression that they were chic1y AN ri.
chul.c mixture. am indebted I" my TREND.
RobCr Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal oi
tins pr,jnii by proper tests AM for en-
crurtscmenl 10 Try them whcd Soldering from
great and long continued drh,lliv. The uss
tthrec bottles of these hittcIs Al tic begin
ming Of the present year, was followed hy
evident re lief and restoration To- q degree - /
bodily and mental yigur whicn had not iel
OF SIX months hciorr. aud had almost do.
atrc, ~ rcgainiug. | therefore thank God
ANA my Trend tot directing me t0 the use .
them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20

Tie Courier wants "hamone pol
,cy adopted by our government 1t
probably waists the Federal authori-
sizes to initiate the "htmaaity" of the
Southern officials it admires so much
Ask WIN. Didwoy, Lieut.. Ray, or'tho
friends OF Captaias Wilson and Al
ban how they like the "huuane poll
ey" sf the Eonfcderatcs. They cal
give the Courier little light on thi
subject
We have any Anmber of OH
Eases on hant.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20

Hon. Edward Everett died at his
on Sunday, the 18th inst.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20
READ WHO SAYS so:

From the Rev. Lew q. Heck, Pastor of the
Baptis, Church Penhertyn. n. j.. formerly
uf the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
have known llcoaand's German Biiers IA.
vurably for numbered years. have used
them In my own family, aud have been so
pleased with their effects that WAS induced
io recommend them tu many others aud
know that thef have operat ii ina : riHingly
beneficial manner. ! take great pleasure in
thus publicly Irncldming this tact and cali.
ing the attention of those ulll cted with tho
diseases for which they are recommended,
to those Btlers. knowing from experience
that nay recommendation VIII 10 sustained -
do this more cheerully as u 'un md's bit.
tors is intended tu bonent lhe aucl, d, AMI is
mot rum drinS."
Yours truly. levi q. BECK.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20
Eighth below Coatcs street rhi'a.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pts'nr OF Bap-
list Church, GcrmintoW II. rcun.
Or. &. NJ. Jarksuu;- Sir:-Pcrsondl
experience enables me t. say th1, iegard
the Gelm man Bittors prepared 10y !nu asa
most excellent medicine. In cases oi severe
COLI aud general debility | have been greatly
benefited by the use OF the Bltters. and doubt
not they viii pro luce similar effects on 9th
crs.
Yours, truly,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

R6r The following conceits from the
Louisville Journal have q stronger
Prentice favor than most Of the at
tempted witticisms which have recently
appeared in the same paper:
A New York abolition paper, contrast
ing the North with the South, says that
labor in the former goes on ike clock
work. Exactly - striking all the time.
Maiorities have often no reason to
brag over minorities. Noah was in a
small minority in regard to :he food,
and Lot was an equally small minority
in Sodom; but they were right. Il
Our neighbor of the Democrat evi.
IDENTIFY does mt think with his head, like
other folks. This ia accounted for BY
the fact that what little sense he has was
spanked into him.
Benjamin, who was rebel Secretary oil
State, came very near going down al
sea while escaping to Cuba. But we Il
bet thousand to one that be viii never
be dr0tcRed
According to Webster's Dictionary
which is standard authority, the Demo
Gratis are for negro suffrage. The old
| photographer defines the word Demo
crat as follows: One who adheres to 6
government BY the people, or fdrors The
extension of The right Of suffrage to al
classes of men" So, Demos, either
change you name or 60 in for niger,
voting with all your might
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
Gbt DaiLv SOuunsG.
rHuRsDAY-.-..........--.--..............AueUsr 10
~ EVANSVILLE
$3.50. &C
CRAWFORDSVILLE
sUMMER, 1859. ARRANGEMENT

a TRAINS Leave Evansville Iaily, Sundays
A.m.ACCOMMoDATIOH-
6~6U STOPS &C al Stations Arrives ct
yipcennes 10 80 A. NJ; Terre Haute
At 3:46 p. M. go $50
NJ. MAIL EXPRESS
0.4O Arrives as vincennes Z III P. NJ;
TO-. M trains leave for EaSt, rs p.
M for West, $3.50 p M; Arrives
st Terre Hau'e, a;s5 p. NJ, connect
-Fi ing with Express Trains as follows:
TERRE HAUTE 4 RI HMoED r. B.
lie yes Tsrrs Hauts at $40 p. M. I;
Arrives at laHapolis rs p. NJ
making close con nection with trains
7tGHW for Ciucianstf, Columbus, and all
Eastern Cities, and sor Chi ago, Tols-
EfEE do and Detroit
ST. LOUIS, ALTON a TERRE HAUTE z. B.
.E# Leave TIRE Hauts st .55 p. M. /;
Arrives at Matt on CAB P NJ; Chi
cago. 7 90 a. NJ, and making direct
Uu1 conpscti rs fer all points 10 the
Northwest
A-MMP. ENNEs ACCOM-
@VU n ODATIoN-
Arrives at YIN ;ennss :4s P. n
se o. q n Trains leave for Hast, 1n:46
p M; Arrive 1t Louisville 8 30
ID Cincinu IL, 500 A. M Leave
for West, $50 A. NJ; Arrive at TT
Louis ! 20 p. n Cairo, 90 r. 10 I.
RETUREINe.
a CCOmMODATIOE TRAM
- Lsa o. TIRE Haute aE 80 A M. /;
u Vince nes, 1920. M arrives At
Evansville ;I2 p. NJ.
W Leaves Tefrs Haute q $3.50 p. NJ,
I'm arrival OF Express Trans fro
Cincinnati or q the Essf Leaves Vim
esnnea o. 7:6 p. M. Arrives at
Egausylie 9:s7 p. M.
WRINCEkEEB ACCOMMODATION
~ Leaves "a. Junction at 40 A.
NJ, on arrival OF Night Express from
Cincinnal and Louisville. Arrives
At EyAnsville Q 40 A, M.
scr Baggage checked through TO all principal
JOHN IEGLE. Jr., sup't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

nRA intelligent gentleman, who
has Just returned from West Tennessee,
represents the feeling in that section of
the State as being one Of bitter hostility
to the State and National Government
As an instance Of this hostility he states
that an ex-rebel Lieutenant by the name
OF Fuel, (who, by-the-way, is the man
who nominated Etheridge for Congress
after his Trenton speech,) recently, on
the streets of Trenton, cursed one of the
Magistrates of the county as a id
Abolitionist for accepting an appoint
ment from Gov Brownlow, hourishing
meanwhile bowie knife and swearing
that he was q seeessionist Our inform
ant states that when he left that place
Col Dubosy, with three companies of
negro troops, was in town. II is to be
hoped that he may remain there until
the rebels in that locality learn that the
rebellion is played out.--N0sk. Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

BGeThe Gard of Dr.. Ralston will be
foRnd in this morning. paper. The Doc
tor has been engaged in the practice of
Medicine for the last twenty years in
Boonville; was for some time Surgeon of
the slst regiment Indiana volunteers,
from which service be was called home
by President Lincoln to serve as Surgeon
of the Board of Enrolment of this Dis
trict; from this duty he was recently
honorably discharged. He now offers his
long experience and professional skill
TO the citizens of Evansville and vicinity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

CLosED.-The Photograph Gallery of
Tileston Brothers is closed temporarily.
on account of the expiration of the
lease, They are preparing to fit up a
magnificent Gallery in the new bank
building, corner Of Main and First
streets. In the meantime orders for pic
lures from negatives in their possession,
if left at the Broughton & Woods drug
store. will be promptly attended to.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
NOTICE.
Notice Of Application.

NIoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
In undsrsignsd viii aoFly to the. Board 81
County CommisEionsis- Of Wand rburxh county
At tnsir nsxt regular msstiBgs Tor lcense 10 ssIl
Intoxicating qucrs fl Quantities lssa ihan a
quart. Ny plaes Of Business, and the uren isss
Ga which tbs liquors ara 70 lie sold. IL known a.
tss house rscsntty occupied ~ the Q. n. and @ =
DsPaxrn entss on Locrst street., parts OF Ioss 7
ende, fa the city Of Evansville, Marlborough
ssxfo-Swd Z. II. Z WRIGHT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
MACKEREL.

TENHE additional arri.al per steamer Indiana
Il OUT stick Mseksrel On hand comprise the
flowing stock as below, which are able 20
offsr To purchasers at reduced prices on account
Of low freight py weters In K cess Z
so Bbls. No 2, 1854 Macksrel
$50 ualf bbls. No 2, 1854 MAJ ereI.
80 Quarter bills No. 2, 1854 Maokerei
$50 kits N 2 1854 MackeFeI.
90 Bbls. No. 8. 1854 large Mackefel. ira
rs Half bbls. No. 3 1854 large MAckersl
100 Rits o 1, 1854 Ms k4rei. rfs
20 Half bills. No 1, 1864 Maekersl. g
500 D ,xes No. Herring.
1000 bb.. large God Fish. -.
81 Half bbla. White Fish. s4@ ~,
For,sale by La d. HEIMANA,
Efs.tk 60 q 81 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

"THE NATIoE." - political paper
with the title of The Nation has been
started within short period in the city
of New York. Many of the ablest wri-
ters of the day, in every field of literA-
ture, art, and science, are announced as
contributors to its columns. This jour
nal is published weekly, BY Joseph 81.
Richards, $50 Nassau Street, New York,
at So per annum in advance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

B1 The Alton (IlGnoi0 Democrat
said, in 1854; tSIfa black nah is good
enough to carry a mnskes to eight, he is
surely good enough % Hpproaeh the bal.
Ios-ooxi aud if. the color of bis skin does
nos prevent him from shedding his
snlooo. y ought not TO prevent him from
Young. wells he has carried the mus
ket, and shed bis blood with rem arkabie
ftssdom. Ia the DerocrGs prepared TO
accept in own ooaelaasoas - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
HOME INTERESTS.

10 PHInCARs.-If you wish to purchase pare
Drugs, Medicines. and chsmicals At small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine EsLAEa.
wRrrE's stoeS, wtsre yea viii ana sSsEg arti-
sls that Is nssdsd b. the prossasn, and ss price,
which cannot fail 80 give sstissActi0n- Their
Store 10 as No. - Main sessss. may6dAwts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
A Big Fight-.-The Negro Victorious
GOpperhead Rnflians Cleaned out.
Frora the LeaYenworth BulIetin, JAY 81 ]

lFroE the LeaYenWorth Bulletin, July 81
Yesterday a gang of copperheads
came upon Joseph Merrill, one of the
best and most innofensiVe colored men
in our city, and without saying word,
knocked him to the ground.
Merrill went to the City Marshaps Of
fee and asked for assistance Eleven
policemen were present, and not one
would 60 While Merrill was gone for aid,
his SON and one or two others kept watch
Of the ruffians, which provoked remarks
that the damned niggers thought them
selves better than copperheads, but the
copperheads would whip them" &c,
The colored men gathered together
and formed in line. The copperheads,
when they learned that the Mayor and
police would not interfere to protect the
negroes, banded together, numbering
fifty or sixty, and made a combined as
sault on the colored men, knocking down
three or four. The colored men finding
this one sided business, ventursd to go
in, and the result was, that ten or fifteen
of the copperheads were badly beaten.
The colored men remained on the
field of battle, but generously permitted
the coppers TO carry off their wounded.
These same sneaking traitors, and me-
gro beating eopperheads, participated in
the disgraceful assault on the blacks Mt
Packers Grove, on the 4th of July.
The Mayor and police declined to arrest
and punish them, and they begin to think
they are licensed to abuse colored peo-
pie.
In the evening the copperheads as
sembled and threatened to attack the
colored Baptist Church. Policemen, in
stead of protecting the colored people in
their religious exercises, valorously COM
msnded them to dispense, but the color
ed men reassembled Immediately ut
their church fully armed, and maintain
ed their rights.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

A Cow AND YoUsG CALF AT AUCTION.
Hiram Nelson will sell at anction, at
his Auction Rooms, No. q Locust
street, a good Mich Cow with young
Calf Saturday morning, August 18th, at
9 o'clock, rla lsts au9.3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

n@-Lieut. Colonel Cockrum, late of
the AID Indians Volunteer Veteran In
fautry, gave rs s call yesterday The
Colonel has been soldier since Septem.
Der lS6l-=waa severely wounded at
Chicanauga, was then taken prisoner
and for a long time endured the horrors
of Libby prison. He entered the service
M I'd Lieutenant OF Company f, of
bis regiment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

e0-By a private dispatch to a gentle
man of our city, we learn that Major
Lozier and Captsin Atkinson win arrive
in our city on Friday evening next for
the purpose Of presenting the claims Of
the Soldiers and Seamen's Home Asso-
citation to-our people. They will remain
in our District until the Tuesday follow
ing. Due notice of the time and places
of speaking will be given. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
CITY NOTICES.
Board Of Equalization,

THE COMMON CoUHcTL OF THE CITY OF
Evansville viii meet as Board Of Equaiszs-
tlons Is she Sity Council Chamber IN s4id city,
m-s Tor the purpose Of equaIfziDg aud correcting
the, Asesesnsnts Of real and personal property,
and VIII oontiHue Ia session from day 70 days
rected. ss asa TzsHaT - = 7Ets
Al raE Payers are requested 20 call previous q
EBsezz1enta.
yeti ". BAKER, Mayer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

p~ A duel fought near New Orleans,
about an actress, resulted, after twelve
shots, in the death of one and the mortal
wounding of the other The last shot
was fred BY one of the duelists from his
knees, being unable TO stand from loss
of blood. 20 $3.50 93
On his knees is very proper posi-
ton for any dueias to 6ght, IS it is =
position indicating humiliation for an
unworthy action. % Gls1sl SKINS csc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

WANTED BY young man of steady
habits, a situation as salesman in a
wholesale or retail store. Salary not SO
much an object as the requirement Of a
knowledge of business Address
SALESMAN, Postofice Box 272. +.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
MILITARY.
TOWN LOTS.

IN PUHsUAEcEof Ans kcFs0F 1Hs cav
L eral Assembly Of the CommonV ealth Of Ken.
lucky, anthoriEiEg the sale Of tn " Puolie
Squs re" IN the eaty al Henderson, Ky,s whieh.
Act was ratified BY the eifsxsns o. Hendkrsln al
the generai election held May lsf, 1885, nosiee T.
hereby gtveb that said Public Square h IS been
laid ont IN Gultable 10 . BY the Mayor ana Conn-
ch Of said tYs and Will BE bold sc pubic auttiou'
on the premise, on saturday, sept mber this 9Th,
1855 sale to csmmsnce at 10 o'efo "a q. m.
TERMs-one third cash, ons-thIrd on a credit
OF six months, and one third 9 endit
twelve months, bearing Interest from day Of salf-
Notes with appf yea certify req Mred an Alian
kept on the premises until the purchase money IL
paid.
Plat on nls aud open for inspection In the City
Clerks on e., 80 F.4s ~ - - erar "a asa.
BY order Of the Ma or And Council.
F.W RENTLINGER, Clerk.
Henderson, KY, August "a, 1895. Ang7-tds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

WASTED.--A situation as Cutter and
Salesman in wholesale or retail Cloth
ing Store, by gentleman of severaT
years experience in the business. APP
ply at this Office. a aus 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
LEGAL.
Notice Of Applic.stian.

NOZZLE Is HEREBY. GIEEH THAT TIE
~ ma eTsiGned will apply - he Beard u
County CommIssicnsrs 81 YsndsrhSurgh CsrAssx
81 their uext regular ssfiug. 1or Ifesrss % ssIi
intoxics ting liqIors in qnsntitieE les Tthe1 =
quart. Ny place % 6Esioess, - fhs premises
On Wbtdh thos lfqaors viii b Sold, 4 ksegu -
the Crsseans Cisr EotsI, loe BE. q enssA4
Street.. N the city Of Ey&pgyiIls. Nss.1sr 81 r.
County. Indiana W. Z. O11BEOhD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
sRAYED or STOLEN.

LfR0M MY RESI- DEECE. OK JUSE, zsTH,
Il 1865, 9 light red Gov, With White on he bind
part Of the back, come writes the leit fFont leg
and belly. Marked crop and foar siitn In righ q
ear, and upper halfcrsp in the left earsr.sset a.
AnT person returning said Gov, or Isaving in-
formation she be found, Will Be literally
rswArisd- JOHN EMXTHsf q
JyZ7,dSw. Division Street, bet. 5th and eEhf -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
To C0rresnnndenfs.

All letters relative to subscriptions or
business connected with this Office should
be addressed W&fr fW4f3
III JOURNAL COMPANY,
y Evansville, Ind.
Communication for the paper, or lit
erary and political correspondence Of
any character, should be directed
5tw 2EDIIoRS JOURNAL,
q Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

1@-Soldiers and their heirs who want
their claims promptly collected, should
call at the Office Of VIM. Reavis on Main
St, between Bird and 4th over Keller's
Gun store. aug3tf E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

n|-The work on the addition to, the
St. Psul's Episcopal Church is progress
ing finely, and it is hoped that the entire
work win be completed as early as the
last Of this month. Twenty-eight new
pews or sit.ings are TO be added, be-
side other improvements for the comfort
and convenience Of the congregation. I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

s@- Captain s.. ]. Little, who was on
duty awhile in our city, and for a long
time has been Post Commissary of Sub,
sistance at Nashville, has been ordered
to Louisville to take charge of the Com.
missary Departments Of that State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

1@ Gentlemen will find everything
they want in the way of Boots and Shoes
at the Boston Shoe Store.
:. S.REoKER, & Co.,
No. s, Second street.