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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Sale Extra.
30 BEAUTIFUL LOTSl
IN
McGaVock' S Addition.


| ON WEDNESDAY, e7d inst, We vii offer for
" ssle Thirty Beautiful Building Lots, adjoining
the City, corner OF Jefferson street and Fillmore
Avenue.
No. ], fronts IS feet on Jefferson street, and ~
| On Fillmore Avenue
No. As fronts 50 feet on Madison street
No. 3IS, SIS front each 50 feet on Id street.
No. IS, "a. l07 lOs front each 60 feet on Fillmore
Avenue.
Nc io0, lss, lss 'front.' esch 80 feet 10 fronts 50
ieet lea lss fronts each leo ieet-sll on Florence
Street
No. 245 232, 227, 25s front each 60 feet fT5, 900
from each loo feet; 2ss fronts ls5 fetal on AbeT
No 5is. 3il. soi. 900. 2so front each 100 feet on
HeadershOt Street.
No. sea- so. s6s, $50 mont each 100 feet on James
Street .
To the citizens OF Nashville these lands are a.
miisr, but - the stranger who may visa TO make
our city hls future home, vould say that these
lots offer inducements rsrsiy met with, a. they sre
Immediately adjoin ng the citT, ard the City Rail
rosds a. now protected, viii bring them within
I'VE minutes travel Of the SqusTe.
We shall take pleasure in showing these lots 70
parties wishing % purchase. El
Terms made keoWn on the day OF sale
NEWS0M, mOtRE & co,
noyli-2E As North side Public Square.
fB6 D PAT copy.l
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9mastmeuts.
n Sw Theatre.
oORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER sTREETu
NanlaT FEsnIrg. laI.nL,r lllh. nd,

Engagement o. the csie5satsd Actor,
Mr.. J. 4. McDONOU6H and
SOPHIA GIMBER KUHN
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Tho Old luion and Wing statesmen fore
toid the abolition Ct slavery as result Of
any attempt On the part Of the slave States
O. sccede FROM thc Union. They declared
thai "ithin The Union only was the institu.
tisn Secure. Their predictions have been
verified The Southern disunion and se-
crfsiou leaders forced The issue. and the
fedcral Goycfnmeut abolished slavery.
But i0r the attempt 90 dissolve the uniop.
nothisg OF this SRA would have occurred
only by an exercise OF the war poyyer
oould lt have been done. Having brought
shout thc freedom of the slaves, bv their
iollyf tie secossiouist sought % b. very can
uous about testing he spirit aud power Of
tho Govcfument iar.her. But they SEEM
greet many Of thcm--to have learnos uoth
irE sud are pursuing just the course neecs-
sary 10 force inieryention sgain int the do
nestle affairs efthc southern States. Having
freed the uegroes, t would be iuhumnn IN
The government lot - zee that they are
permitted % enjoy the rights u freemer,
End We iecl well assured thnt il viii not
hesiisie 10 do iis duty towards thcn. Let
noi The southern slatessoPen the door. BY
any delinquency IN their pan, Tor the ia
trriGuuce OF the national authority.
= thsy Dc. We shall not oEly have negro
'eaamouy-io which sensible men ouRht not
% o1lest-but what the radicals call "Aian-
Aaa4 suffrage TIE uar mower stll
1-ags over the South. The proclamation
-'' a'ing them n stale Of insurrsciion
I-' az been Withdrawn, and hey can VT
a'ir % suswcr iot their SHORTCOMINGS.
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A GREAT GIFT APPoRTIoNMENT

60 he dS d-d sccordng o. the foliowng regu afious
Seruhcses or lie vsrcas sFiic e. sre ti iuto en-
tsi pes liuaielT. sealed up, and when or
dered, ere tsseu ont without reea4a 10 choice s.5
selt iy niial, thus, showing no isForitsm GA re-
cslpi % the CERTIFICATE yea gill zee what yoa ar
% lafe, ara hen It IS 81 your Cnton to send the
uoilar and lake tie srtcie or not purchss ls a ~
thus oblsn gold watch, diamond rinE. on any 81
~ Ieaerv on uur La lnr one DnIl.r
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Three thousand rsirs Of Ladies Shoes, 4.
81 50 per pair, at 81 Broad street
n0vls-lw
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ms 9rcat renisn Drama, Erbldden ~ tie Prii-
lsh anihouiy. sil b. praduced sith err-a new
au1 b auili1l scenery from the psncl OF II 81 elan
dHeton for me Last six weeks.
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ana every eFsuins ti further notice, tie greatest
sensation the dsy, By Doa Bourciesult ana 4 III.
anusa nufisiaf
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Alahama and Rcpualn,inn.


i,9.i.''i'at has refused 70 repudiate its rebcl
-Aes'. --lafot TraastrIpt
% a. mi'inke1. The Alabama Convcn-
'.'- accepted "a ordinance declariac that
-'' ..es'' crested By the State Of Alabama
-, y 'ls -ais var. directly or indirectly,
-. ~ '-' .be General Assembly OF The
- ~, ,i'-'- have 10 authority. aud thew are
....sy i'''ddea &c -ahfy the same. or 10
- " Provide sor the payments Of the
%! paris thereof. That the Gen
RAJ assembly shall have no authority ara
are i'-eiddsH 10 assun,e or ~, 80 -
sis'pn iaF the payment. Of a. -, 80 I,
-, ,'.'', acted OF incurred, directly OF
' 's1'...'.! y 'y The ooaisderats sta,ss, or by
q, sgeh'', or By It's lathsrity.o
IN" 70 direct and ansquiyocsl.
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ALARANA CONVERSATIONAL ELEcTIos.-We
have returns from tveniy-seven counties
which foot up, for Patton 1s,lss; Bulger
$3.50; Smith ass. Majority for Patton
s.s2q.
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A FINE Two STORY BRICK House AND
"a Lot Is feet front. III fee. deep, IA ing Ash
street, between Summer a1d High street.. Posse=-
sion given On Jaguary Let, 1870 For partlcu ars
INQUIRE Al this Once, or on the premises.
nov q-2ia
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a-AAsA-r Nc r 1A-ss-sss.. NJ q. = llcIarunlfr7
with song, Wearing q the Grenl
Arrah Meelish. Niesnsmed srrsh 81 TIE Kiss.
Arren a. PcEge, with souzs Of e Cuba Arrut
Aechreei ara p. From Ny Love P.rtesl. .
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9ew 9apeFItsrmeuIs.
Criminal Conf Clerk.

We ara authorised to announce cH.RLEs E. Do
CO.'S. as sandida'e for Grim nal Cur, Clerk at tn,
next Msreh election. novIa-td
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SundrIes.
Once 90 Rent.

A 7 No u ChsrrI stresf. thfre doors below he
bolTdsra can b. aecnmmodassd, ioca2-in
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Constitution Life Syrup,
Is Inc Poor Mans Friend, and the Rich Name
Blessirg
WILLIAM h. GREGG, NJ. D.,
sole Proprietor, New York.
MORGAN q ALLEN,
nov ls-3m. Wholesale Druggists, agents
&C Cliff street. a. T.
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Far Sale at South Nashville

A MES ENGER BOY, Sc Medical Purvsyor's OF
"A fce, Pabie squsre. n6vis-st
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Dur uE The enTscemsnt CT tiiesa iaient.ai srtsfs
sssis nay &c ssc=.Eod three da5s IN siysncs.
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-Arrah- Na-Roeuc, OF.
The NEiclElOVV NVeaIdina.
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AhhANlALh. q 90 hant ltrt tuners Agents.
Ne. l67 Broadway, New Yofk
Announce that al Of the stove st Of goods vii h.
Htidior the Dollar ESch
In consequence q tha great stagnatos of trade an
the fnsnuiarillrng distuuts o. England. throua n
the War hafleg cut % the supply ri cotton, 3 lsrre
quantity 90 s.Dal ls JeNeFy originally inienfed
or De snslish nsrke; has bsen ent oil Zoe ssie Ir
ths -onffy, sd must &c sold st any sGcrifcs In
ofr these tircumsianCes, Afran1als 4 Co aefnr al
ssens- Ter he principsl kuTopsau manufacturers,
have resolved Up5n
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Free Last Entirety suspended
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
Notice of Commissioner's Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ pursuance Of az order Of the Court Of Com-
monpteas Of Yanderburgh csnnty, made at Its
September term, 1888, in the case Of Sebastian
Henrieh and others, IS. Sebastian Henrieh, Jr.,
aud otha 3, for PARTITION, 4, Frederick Lunken-
helmer, Commissioner appointed By said Court 70
make sale Of the foIlowiaR real estate, to-wit
Lot number three 60 In Block number thirty-two
l32), in the Eastern Enlargement Of the city Of
Evansville. in said county will, on the nh day Of
October 1866, at the door Ct the Court house IN
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock q.
and o'clock p. Of said day, proceed to sell 90
public auction, said Lot number three (31 IN Block
number thirty-two t32), In the Easksrn Enlarge
ment Of Evansville, together with the sppurta-
names thereunto belonging. Said Lot hal gsod
tw i-stcry brick housa with ei INT rooms, two eel
lars two Kitchens stables and all necessary out
buildings suitable for two families.
The terms OF this sale are, one-hAlf Of the pur-
chase money 60 be paid il cash, and the balance
IN six and twelve months, with interest from day
Of sale, upon notes win approved security.
F.LUNEBNHgIMER.
sef16-wSw Commissioner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
WANTED.


A GOOD FEMALE C0oK-EOsE heed AP-
n ply unless well recommended. Apply 81 the
ssp20 DIT. = mAEsioH HOUSE.
GI60 PEE MONTH $50 = AGENTS
% III wanted 10 every County aud State, 70
sell THE BAETLETT SEwsES MAsHIRg price SZ5;
folly licensed under patents II Howe, Whssisr
Wilson, Grover Baksf, asd Singer A Co. We
will pay monthly salary and expenses, OF allow
a large com mission on gaies. For particulars,
illustrated catalogue, territory, &c, encto q
agents for the United States, Zzl snminit street,
Toledo, ohio au28dI NJ Bun
EATAHTED-AGEETs-F 1.-THE SECRET
w Service, tho field, the Dungeon ana tns
Escape" by Albert u. Richardson, rev TOTE
Tribune Correspondent. The above Mork VIII
embrsc. Mr.. Richardson's unparalleled sxpertsnes
for four years travelling through the south 10
the secret serycs 81 the Trit une At the outbreak
Of the var. with or armies and heet5s both East
and West, during the fret two years Of the rebel
lion: hts thrilling capture while running the
bait, riss on tho hississfppi river al Vicksburks
whers more Than halt his companions were either
killed or wounded his coDhni meDt for twenty
months in seven different rebel prisons Bis es-
cane aud almost miraculous journey by night Of
nearly 900 miles, aided By negroes and Union
nlountABserB u North Carolina and Tennessee,
through the ensmy's country 20 our lines, giving
4 most vivid inner picture Of the war. Teachers
and intel igent young msn, and especially re-
turned and disabled soldiers, IN want Of profit.
able employment, viii md II peculiarly adapted
10 lhsir condition. We have agents Clearing si50
per month, Whieh will prove TO any donbiing
applicant Send for circulars.
Address JONES BROS CO.,
ils W. Fourth st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
auR2T. dWAts Inn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

EDIroEs JoVEEAL Please snnounee Captain
WI. p. HARGRAyE. lats q che slst Lad. yOls.,
as the Onion candidate for she of1oe q Prossous.
ing Attorney for the Fiftsenth Jadioial Circuit,
composed Of the counties Of Crawford, Perry,
Spencer, warrlcs, Nanderhursh and Pcsey.
We are authorized . announce shat LEWIs c.
sFIHsoE viii he 8 candidate, 81 the nsxf oeto-
her election, for reelection 70 tbs ees II Prose
cutting Attorney for the Fiftesnth Judicial Cir
emit, composed Of the counties Of Crawford Perry,
spencer, waFrick. Rosey AMI SaaderbaEgh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

OEE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AMI
ys-tf GAFF, COCHRAN co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
For Common Ptcas Judu

We are authorized 90 announce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER will continue to serve As
Judge OF the Common Please Court In the district
composed OF the counties Of Posey, Vsndsrbursh.
warrick, and Gibson, if elected at the ensuing
October election
Mn. E9IroR; Please announce 60 your readers
that vM, LoHDoN, Of Posey County. is a can.
ddAto for Judge Of the Common Pleas Court. in
the d strict composed Of the counties of Posey,
Vanderbmrgh Warrick ana Gibson
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

The compositors in the Union Office
--of whom there are seven, one of them
en- Apprenticeship up" on Thursday
last-eleven hours composition-99, 500
ems. This is an average Of more than
fourteen thousand for each compositerl
We would call that q good days work, -
Nashville linton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

Pocket Book Lost.
T osT IN EVANSVILLE OR suBURBs-oE
IL Monday, sept. 7tbJ brown morOcc0 FocEst
Book, 60 fsisfog ever $50 Tbs finder VIII be
literally rewarded By returning Il to this once.
se9.Iw
Il OsT.-A BUNcH or SMALL KEYS On A
a 4 ring. The finder VIII be suitably rewarded
BY leaving the same ct the Journal Office.
sepl5-tf
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Farm for Sale.

DEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY 10.
ID cation and occupation, ofer my Farm for
sale, containing go acres, $50 acres being 10 .
high state Of cultivation, with all necessary
building ga also, 100 choice grated fruit trees, just
beginning 10 bear Said Farm lies 10 mill . north
Of Evansville, and three miles west Of S. Jacob
Church, on the u. A q. Railroad. Title perfect.
For further particulars enquire on the premises,
sr by letter 90 Oynthtaua, Posey COUNT, Ind.
Ra2S-u A. ID. WILKINSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

Mr.. Local:
] think you owed it 70 Col Jones to
relieve his mind Of the great mystery
he found in your paragraph in refer
ence to the City and Gas Company case;
but as you failed to do 50, ] will yolnn-
teer an explanation.
When, in the pursuit of information
for the benefit Of your many readers,
you, like faithful local, inquired of
me the result of that case, / informed
yon that the Court decided the contract
void; as it certainly did, that being the
only question raised BY the demurrer.
And when you further asked me upon
what ground the Court SO decided, i
promised You would give you the
grounds in the judges own words, which
subsequently did by copying from His
Honor's written opinion, long since Civ
en- the Company, so much as referred to
that point. There was no pretence on
my part, nor do you say that il was the
| Judgment Of the Court delivered from
the Bench. On the contrary, l wrote
| and you printed: "The following is his
OPINION on this point."
80 much for the mystery. And, IN
des the circumstances, | suggest that the
Cosouers imputation Of motives, and
redundancy of explosives, ia "extraor-
binary, wholly uncalled for and gratui-
tous. do not feel that there is any,
thing very criminal ia letting the peo-
pie see, in the plain, common sense
language Of Judge Pitcher, just how
this matter stands.
E8 Yours, equilocGlly,
= JEo. j. CH4NDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

ReA- Captain Williams, well known in
this community, was found dead yester-
day in the deep cut of the Chattanooga
railroad His uutimely end is wrapped
in mystery. A man named Alter was
arrested on suspicion Of having dealt
foully with him, bat was afterwards dis
charged. Several cuts we're found on
his person. The affair will be fully in
vestigated.-NashUiHe Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

WANTED "A mother and daughter
wishes TO obtain situations in Protestant
families, to sew, nurse, or assist in house
keepiHg; also, some one 20 adopt
bright little girl, seven years Of age.
Apply at Washington House, Room Mo-
Evansville, Sept l6, 1866. rs lw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

PLENTY, PLENTY, PLENTY OF ICE-
PRcE, THE SAME--Per 100 pounds, in
hogsheads, 81 60, charging for cask and
damage. Saloons, Breweries and Ho-
tells by the block, 81 so. Send the cash
with your orders. E. SGLE.
Evansville, Sept. 20, 1865. [sep2Osf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
Local Notices.

%We advised our readers few
days since, that in al probability cold
weather would soon prevail, and that it
would be judicious to prepare for it By
going to the mammoth clothing store,
and merchant tailoring establishment of
Anspaeher L sons, and get of them their
OtoB or DerEiB's make Of clothing, suita-
BILE to the season
They have prepared themselves to
accommodate all their customers Their
stock is large, varied and suitable to the
times in prices and quality, aud now as
the change in the weather has come, call
and see them for change
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

R0-The eighth wonder Of the fash
ionable world, 10 the Sozodont Ladies
as they see their unsullied teeth and
rosy gums reflected in their toilet mir
rors. and gentlemen as their with in
cisors fash through their dark mus
tsches, wonder how the benighied folk
of twenty years ago got along without
the teeth identifying, breath perfumng
Sozodont. sepl6:eod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
CITY GR0GRRY..0YsrERa.

We receive daily, by Express, q
superior quality Of Fresh Baltimore
Oysters, and are prepared to deliver in
half or whole cans or by the case. All
Oysters warranted.
CRoss, DAVIS & Co.,
Third Street between Main and Locust.
August 28-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

Be- 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-
err with twenty dollars, Parties return.
ing the books and papers to this Office,
can retain the money. septI4-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

BROKEN SLUMBERs.-A hall hour or
so after we retired on Monday night, aad
iast as we were being embodied in the
arms Of Morpheus, we were aroused by
fearful explosion, resembling to our
half awakened imagination, the report of
whole park Of artillery, or the explo-
sion Of q seven boiler steamer. Upon
enquiry, our better half or almost tuco.
fhfrds expressed her belief that it was
cannon. Recollectirg that there were
no artillery in the city to speak of, We
arose and dressed ourself, and started to
the river in expectation Of finding q
first class item in the shape Of q de-
nolished steamer of the largest
class, and the mangled remains of hui
mainly strewing the banks, but we were
doomed to disappointment On the cor
ner of the street we met q stranger with
large fowling piece, his eyes fairly
glazing with excitement, while com
placent smile could be detected on Eia
lip.
he unfolded his narrative: A misera-
bic NANCY cur affected with dyspepsia,
had been all evening bowling most
narrowing wall in front of his house,
we had heard him, and it was q most
lamentable and melancholy howl Goad-
ed to madness by the horrible sounds,
the stranger had leaped from his couch,
seized his old shot gun, 6lled it nearls.to
the muzzle with powder and No. 6 shot,
leveled it in the direction of the sepul-
chral sound, shut his eyes and pulled the
trigger. AS the sound of the gun died
away, he said he had heard
"a faint aud dolefni cry,
A. o. a swimmer in his agony"
And thst was all be knew about the fight
We heard R0shing more of that dole
tall howl that night or the last Res
suiea-dOrg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
MUSIC.
Music Lessons.

MRS B. 8. ABLE Is NOW PREPARED TO
LNA give Music Lessons Plane and Guitar.
Having taught with much success heretofore, she
trusts liberal patronage will be granted hom
tbs citizens Of Evansville.
For terms, inquire az Prof. ehumpf's, corner Of
Second and Division streets, or ct Mrs. EvAns's,
Vine street, between First and Second.
seP20-dtw U aft $3.50
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP PRICES AND r q
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
AT
BOLLE & BEYREISS,
NO Al Main @trmme

EVANSVILLE. IND.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FALL
w stock, which embraces ehofcs selection Of
Dress Goods, Cioaks. Ehawls, BalmorAl skirts,
Hoods and Nubiass Gloves and Eesiery, Corssts,
Cloths, Cassineres, Ladies' Cloths, CAssinets,
jeans Flannelss Blankets, TirkiRgs, GiaghAms,
CAlicoes, &C, Blssched and Unhleached Muslius
and a thousand and one other articles too tedious
90 mention. All of which will be sold WAY
CHAP. Co and Sc at No. IS, Main Street
B0LLE BEYREISS,
saptl6s No. ., Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

BoARDING.--Two gentlemen can pro-
cure board and lodging at Mrs. Webb's,
Cherry street, near corner of Third.
Also, several day boarders can be accom-
modated. GseplS q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

The MAD Doc QUEsTIoN.--The mad
dog excitement in Indianapolis is on
the increase, and is beginning to as
sumo a more serious form. From the
Journal of Monday, we learn that some
90 persons have been bitten by dogs,
either known to be or supposed to be-
mad, and the gravest apprehensi9ns
prevail. II is a heavy penalty to pay
for keeping horde of miserable, man
~, worthless dogs roaming at large in
city, the loss, perhaps, Of half
score Of human lives, but it is to be
hoped other cities viii profit by the les
son, and pass and enforce rigid laws
against the baleful practice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

B6- Tie people of New Orleans much
given TO riding in the street cars, are af-
flicted with that loathsome disease de-
nominated itch. The papers Of that
city attribute it to the want Of cleanli-
ness in those having charge of the cars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

FATAL ARRAY We are informed
that muss OF some kind occurred on
Monday, in Mt Vernon, in which q
young man named Ware, son of the
landlord, was killed by a man named
Bacon. We were unable to learn for
Their particulars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
W. J. LOWRY G. CO., BANKERS.
No. 1 FIRST Street.

\
Buy and sell Gold, Silver, City
and County Orders, and viii pay
the highest current rates for ak
per cent. interest compound Treas
ury notes.
A large amount of z $40 Treai-
ury notes for sale at one-haH per
cent. discount.
New York Exchange at lilo pre-
MUM. sept20:3td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20

4ss PBICEss
Lara size, hoidiug nearly double quantity,
81 % psr bottls-haif dozen ............-.. s. %
Small sizs, 70 cents per bottls-half dozen - %
BEWARE OF COUETERFEITS :
Sc that The signature Of 50 g. n. JACK
SOM ison the WRAPPER q each botfis.
shouid your nearest druggist not have the pre-
parafion, % not be put - By tbs intoxicansg
articles that may b o9ersd IN - Place, ~ So
- 6. and We VIII forward, sseursiy pAeksd' ~
sxpr6ssss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20


A GREAT MIsTAKE.-A military com
mission is now engaged in Nashville in
trying a school girl named Emma Lati-
mer, for disloyalty, aud uttering disloyal
language and pulling down the United
States Gag on the 4th of July. At the
same time President Johnson is pardon.
ing men who have fought against the
flag, taken the lives of loyal men, and
done whatever lay in their power to de-
stroy the Governments, sHh
The whole affair seems to have origi-
mated in malice on the part of few
ouartermaster's clerks, and should never
have received the slightest consideration
from the Government.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-20
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