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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

1t appears that g good many people in
Kentucky, under The decisions Of disloy-
sI Judges that the Law Of Congress Of
March Sd, 1865, was Unconstitutional,
have held the wives aud children Of COLI
ored soldiers IN bondage, and refused 70
pay them for their labor. This utter dis-
regard Of the Law freeing the wives and
children of the eolored soldiers Is likely
to cost some people dearly, for al such
cases have been noted and filed away By
ths military authorities. for future trial
before the Freedmen Bureau. Garrett
Davis and BFutas j. Cay who has sued
Generals Palmer and Brisbin for gb-
dacting slaves, we are informed, will
b. In turn saed before the Freedmen's .
Bureau, for holding free psrsous 70 labor
without pay, in violation OF the .Unted
States laws. 80
The following letter Of notification
from Gen Brisbiu 70 Jason Williams
and bis wife will explain what Is likely
70 be done 10 such cases. These claims
are Just ahd the Freedmen's Bureau.
will undoubtedly enforce their payment.
This carrying Of the uar into Africa win
not be pleasant 10 some, but Il Is no
more than simple justice to the blacks
HnAnQuAnzsas lar BHIaaAH. u DfxmIos,1
DnPAATmGnr eE kEarErMN.
LExEagToA, MT October a. 1895.
Jdson Williams and tcsfe:
Complaint having been made 70 me
by one Henry Thompson, discharged
soldier OF the army OF the Uhifed States,
that you have, In violation of the law OF
Congress of March ID, 1885, freeing the
wives and children of co!ored soldiers,
held, or caused 10 be held in bondage,
his wife, Maria Thompson, and bis chill
dren. Amanda, aged I'll years. Robert,
aged le; Noah, aged IS; Essker. aged
-, Amp, aged 10; Caroline, aged 81 Ca
leb, aged q, Helsy, aged 3 Priscilla,
aged 4, and Christopher, aged YEAR,
and that you refuse 10 pay or allow these
persons any remuneration for service
rendered 70 you since March Sd, 1865,
and that you now, at . tirae when win
teriis mboat To actin, have notified thehe
perscns that they must ienve your place.
you are hereby notified that naless you
pay or cause to bs paid 70 these persons
q Reasonable reward for the labor rem.
dered by them on yourPlsre Hince March
30, 1865, suit vii b entered against
you before the Freedmeu's Bnfeau, abd
sieps taken to compel such payment. B
am, very respectfully, your obedienE
servant, JAs y BRIanTS,
Brig, Gen. Com Ok.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
The Evansville. feFrns Hante and
Rockville Railroad.

Now that the great East and West
railway Ia 10 bs built, il strikes Us that
the citizens Of PMrka county, aud our
own, particularly those living In Brown
township, should bestir themselves in
having the Evansville, Terre Hante aud
Rockville railroad extended to Craw-
fordssiile. Weare satisfied thar IL nrop.
or steps be taken thia ~inter the road
viii be hailp next sunmer. By this the
cii.zena nf Rockville will save q die.
tance Of twAnty-eight miles in reaching
Ihdianapolis, aud win have d direct com.
mnnifation with the lakes as well as the
West
As matters now stand, large and
productive extent Of country between
here aud Rockville is entirely destitute
Of railroad facilities The people along
the route through which it would pass
are ANXIOUS TO have the road from Rock,
Vile extended 10 Crawfordsvilla. All
thai is necessary il for some few men Il
take the. lead. Let there be q meeting
called in WaYeland and the bah set in
motion. Eight months ago the business
men of our town decided to have nj
East and West road. They went e
work, and with the assistance of our en-
terprisiug farmers, thay have secured ar
improvement thai win mark new epoal
in the growth and prosperity OF our cit,
and surrounding country. Let Wave
land .emalAte Crawterdssille, aud rasolvl
that they win no loager remain an iso
late town. Cfaarf ortRsrilrc Reriear,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
= NOTICE .9TaskI0


nN THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY OF mo-
~ venbsr lsa5, viii seli oF ieasas , the hizis-
al bidder nay Hotel, wfth al faS EnnnitrTe 4aitf
Fusl one billiard Table, orr RockawAy and hAr-
naas one Ruggs and harness, and two Heres
The hotel will be 60 crnGis &c ana. two ami
threu years. The balance cf the above named
property viii b. sold On credit sa5z zstN sauuths
Tor all sums ever ten dollars; on All sums uEdeF
ten dollAra, eash in hAnd.
The hotei is situated a Front street, At the
main etRambaAt imnafnm. Smithand. Ky, Mna
known m ahe Knintt House, fOrna IY the Henry
Hoa and ratteraoa Rouse.
It{s Tn Eocd rspasr. ts sar<e SUD eom modiaus,
aad veil adapted &c helei keeFih < xlth good
well, stahse, and MI osfrr eenytniencse. and has
been the priaeIpal hatal - thia pla~ since Il
was built, but In eanMeq arnre Of she loss Of ny
wffs am incApaeitaied 70 eoaduct it ~ it should
Be. and slsrsfora cheaps targains scan be had q
the abova date For farther Information spSly
40 ma At the Elliest EfoEs8. smithhn8. Ey.s ~
nj .ftw TAYLoR KLLtoTr, frop'r-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

In another column we publish an i'm
por,ant petition from the planters of the
parishes of Caddo and B0ssier. tits to
the effect that trouble is anticipated
among the negroes during the approach
ing Christmas holidays BY intercourse
with the colored soldiers the plantation
negroes have been impressed with the
idea that the plantations, stock and
farming implements of their late mas.
ters, are 10 be divided among them IS .
Christmas gift or New Years present By
the Government All the contracts now
IN force expire on Christmas, ard as the
negroes are possessed Of arms, of the
use Of which the white residents Of the
State have been deprived, q deep seated
apprehension Of trouble is entertained
We trust that the matter will DO taken
In hand at once and that iudicious
measures will be adopted to preven. 9
threatsnsd war of races in our midst
| ~ O. TiMss, 20sh.
Ak =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

.NKw YoRK, Oct 3lst--The steamer
Star Of the Evening, from New Orleans
on the 22nd, has arrived The steamer
Perry from Savannah on the 22nd, has
arrived with the loss Of her ssilsi ard
other damages during the gale The
steamer Eagle from Havana on the 2lst
via. of Beaufort, n. C., on the 29th, had
arrived Havana advices are nnimpor-
tanL The health Of ths city was COED
No cholera had made its appearances.
AIl vessels from Spain sre closely quar-
-antined. Freshets in the San Domingo
had done extensive damage 70 properly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Mn& A 8&Mw K&sxs oEtAA~r u.
c9TTos-puII ahd h.psy sad eas losus i,ssr
FLOuR-S2ior hefiar With mers soiaS; ossa
3 - isE extra hasts asa8s - faT sxts4 roana
hcpp GAloA ard iSAa@ = fsf feAas brAe3ss
market cInplnR staady.
WHIEKT-puii, SSa<39 -.
WaEAT-sprinS duif Ana aeci niag; wkifs
winter elesed rather Hscrs stesdTi 20 for esm-
nss MiiwNakfs slHs : sses2ss - ~ aabsr
RTE-DaIl but seAsiy.
BARLEY MALr-oziet
tGRH--GuN aaa iossra ee
0Afa--Lsss aotiss sad droopiag; s&9s7e fag
szund- se.ssHe sfaa
CoFFEE-Frmsr and gais4.
sUGAR-Aesiva: 14s Tor Prfare Royals -
d9l4s@c for Cuba &RseaEa50: l4&4tse for Havana.
MOLASS ES-Quiet bat hrm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; TssaTTc for refined frss
PORK-Lousrf - s24ss lztE tar ness, elesins
st - FsgziAri - 50 ker pFtnsei = Tf829 @s fss
prime msaz
4 LARD--Hsmwy ar 94a7sc.
BuTTEE-In dsmans Af SG747c for Ohio.
CHEKsE-Ffrm Hx iA.4lae
M0SEY-Aetivs Aaa sseady AZ pex csnt-
sTkkIANG-Duii and lover. ~ 10 51Sasles.s
G0LD-A shade nrmer, cpeniag ~ iAs9ss De-
clinNt to lA51x. and eiea@d Af fs61xx
GOVERNMENT Sr0cKSe-S&a Aswsr for e. 3
g. 30 ax Nov. oeHpons, le1Sss De meW, ie4
ose Tsar Csrta6easss. s75si s-s1s, ssssnd ssriss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

J. NEs Yokk, Oct gisa-A eosrsspouf.
eni Of toe Herald states that tbe sseAm
er Victor. hence for New Orleans, which
vas towed into Ha@pion Roads on Sun
day. waRFalEnost . compltts wreck
AMtsiila, Mexico. letter oF the lsi, 10
the Herald, states that JaaFez vas then
At El Paao. The French we're on the
way v that place sHd we're expected Ia
q fsw dAys The Eaelishs capitalists
gave . banqaet 10 their Americas friends
last niehl.
The New York HsralFs Washington
special says al members Of the 5sh
Corps havisg papers or details ofservics
of that Corps, are reqsested 10 forward
them 10 Gen. Chamberlain 81 Brunswick,
Maiae. mNK =. wseFfsF4AEs. ,
Col Dshlgren's body has arrived, and
two veteran ,regipsptg. viii sscort the
remains 10 City HAh, where they will
- ~ Sa@s0s ssss harata.sl sess fHt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NEw YoaK, Oct 3I--The Posfs spe-
cial says The Presidens Is seriously con-
ssdering the point ofcom mgtirg she sen
tence Of Wirz 10 Imprisonment Tor life.
The President to-day received advices
that the Georgia State convsnfion de.
clared slavery abolisked By unanimous
vote without debate.
A large number Of parsons sentenced
20 imprisonment ia forts and psnitsntia
ries during she war will nov be released
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

SINGULAR DEArH.--ColoneI John II.
Kuhn, late OF the 144th Illinois. but
whose military record is identified with
the 9th infantry, was killed al Alton, on
the 2lst, by suAocation, in an empty vat
Of his brewery Without taking the usu-
al precaution Of ventilating ii, he put bis
head lhroagh the hole lelf for the por-
pose off cleansing, and was found dead
the gas havieg doubtless killed him in.
atantly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Aatbss 8Ch6 ~ MALE
The Cincinnati Commercial viii
henceforth be published seven days each
week.
Schuyler Colfax was announced to de.
liver lecture ia indianapolis last ri ght
on his observations In bis recent trip
overland 10 the Pacific.
The system of crediting soIdiers en-
listing il the regular army, TO the vari-
GUS States and Territories, has been
abolished.
The sentence Of Edward B. Ketchum
who has plead guilty, has been post
poned, In order that be may remain
eligible as . witness in some civil cases.
II 10 now ascertained that thirteen
persons lost their lives by the St. John
steamboat disaster. The most disgracs.
ful feature Of the affair, 10 the shame
less robbery Of tho dead and dying, tho
walters cf the vessel being suspected
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,
celebrated his silver wedding, or twenty.
ffh anniversary Of his marriage, On
Friday, al Natick, Masa Many distin.
gnisbed persons were in attendance, aod
silver plate and other articles, valued o.
$4,000, and also a purse Of $4,000, was
presented.
There has been a tremendous gale a.
Key West, which blew every vessel in
the harbor ashore, except the MassaeIla.
seta Twenty wrecks were in sight from
the lookout next motning.
A party Of English gentlemen, ems
bracing two or three London barristers,
are making tour in the west. They
will 90 to the Mammoth Cave, in Ken
tucky, and then 70 South.
The champion shooting match between
William }. King and John Taylor, came
off in Chicago on Saturday. Taylor was
winner by eleven birds.
The Haylien rebellion is at On end.
The city Of Cape Haytien, the only
stronghold of the rebels, has been COM
PEELED 10 surrender 10 President GefTrArd
by tho U. S. gunboat Kansas and Britiah
gunboat Fason. The rebels lad treated
oar Consul insultIngly, which gave oe-
easion for the interiereHce.
Robert W. heunie, late Sheriff, and
Alfred Rongelet, late Recorder OF Che
Parish Of Terrebonne, Louisiana, have
been indicted by the Grand Jury Of that
parish and imprisoned, for the following
alleged language, to-wit: That the me-
groes should vote; that they had this
right, and unless this privilege be grant
ed them it would be done at a great ex.
pense Of blood, and that would be ahed
in defense OF this right" Gen Candy
has beou petitloned to release them, on
The ground that their only oFsnse con-
sists in being Union men.
The Now York weekly bank statement
shows a decrease in loans Of n, ,065, ,03l
in specie of $669, ,0s9, and in deposits
1861, 800; aud an increase Of 1886 ,2s4
in circulation, and s257, ,l72in legal ten
ders. The decrease in loans represents
about the amount Of temporary sloans
withdrRwn from the snb-Trehsury.
In the Georgia State Convention on
Saturday, resolution asking the Gov,
ernor 10 communicate TO the Consantiou
the views of President johnson
on the rebel war debt, was, after an ex.
citing debate, laid on the table by an IL
most unanimous vote. Monday th'
Governor sent in the Presidents views
without being ssked, and the Conven
ton exhibited q different spirit from
that which animated them Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NEw YoRk, Oct s1.--Gold is hrmar
under the foreign news The decline IN
SOS and IN cotton. and the dnllness oi
trade st Manchester, are construed as
favoring an export Of gold from this eide.
Opened 1851 clesad l l46g At Dig
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

DETRoTr, Oct. sI.-The late 6rs in the
Michigan Central freight depot, in this
city, caused no detention of business.
The facilities for the prOmpk handling Of
freight are as good rs ever. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
MEDICAL cARD.
DR.IlW COMPTON,

Late Of Oreaeboy0s heHtHcky.l
HAvIHc ASSOCIATED HIMsELP WITH
I1Dr- J. P. DsBrsI-r, IN the prseties q Esdf-
eiua tsna=-s hss ssrsisss 20 tis eItizsns 81 Evsa
Vile O1es wffh Dr.. TSBruisF. Third sfrsst,
bstwssa 9aia sad Lssusf. =
OsisGsE -. lse6. loetlo-iz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
AUCTION SALE.

nIRAM NELSON WILL SILL Ar PUBLIC
II 4Tsfsen on ~ harnaaF. the 2z cay Of ezossrnp
Der, The g. EscAsiAs salcor, frStRafag all the
nxture4s abitlfAra Tsbssa. SIX stesss, CARPETS,
Aitshsa baFss boakizx GIzsssz Ear Fhtarss,
nOi-st 74sfr Z HAaE 6a&MMKR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NoKwrcH, Conn, Oct 31st-A ere
last. evening totally destroyed Beyington
& Weeds frame building on the north
side Of Wall street. The insurance on
the building was 5000, ard on the
stock $4,000. and viii be ; total loss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NEW YoRK, Oct 3ist--Ths Herald >
dispatch says the action of soath CAfo-
lima in e!ecfing Wade Hampton as Gov
srnoF. "a the action II GeeFgiA IN adj
voe&ting the payment Of the rebel var
indebtedness, and Of Mississippi IN re-
fnsing to take up and pass the constisa-
tionAI amendment abolishiag slavery, is
believed 70 have seriously affected the
future policy Of ths President concerning
these States and n hgFs en6an zaEed the
admission or thezr deiegstes 10 the nRxs
Congress.
Had Mississippi ehesrfsliy passed The
amendment, . general amnesty would
have been az once declared in favor Of
oil the rebels; aait ia,. blslfeR annsstiss
sill, IN al pgebahassly, be hereafter
granted 90 citizens OF thoss States The
sane il true Of GeofziA And soath Car
olina. The action of the conventions
has not justified Presidential ecrhdenee,
aud the rieoss Of Military government
and snarfisl law.Nin be the coaseQafnes.
upSfsipag 90 tha Negroes tn Jamaica.
NEw YosK, Oct 3I-The Exprsss
priats he lolloviags -
The HAsana steazser at tkis sort this
p. M brings eonhrmatnFy news of the
uprising Of the negroes 10 Jamaica.
against the whitea. s = 4
Her Majssty's Consdl az this port, Il is
said, is in receipt Of dispatches Of the
almost importance. Many reyolsipg
murders bad boon peKpairalsd By. the
negroea Tbs mhite iaeRisfra1e bad
heen ske8sk II etut mssftlase4 skss { 4 ksara
and toes cut of, and then murdered, af.
tar which q negro woman ripped open
his bowels.
g.TherevoIs eas speeding Apialy At
hast accousts, aud Tbs greatest alarm
prevailed among shs whiiek
-~~-~@~e-~---4aA -sssS-@-# 8 ~
Nzw YoRx, Oct sl.--An EagIish pGs
per states thnt she uuiAd kfnesom, OF
Tho kne os steamers bcsween Glasgow
aud New York, put igso LongA Syallsy
% Thnrsdayi and baainE = sasTsicioas
appearances, orders we're sent from Dub
lin 20 ths angkorislea y look altar hef.
While steAming out Of the Loagh, she
wRs hove 10 By q shos Of shs gnnhoal
Hiahtingaie, and broaghs back 70 Por
Mullsn. Beiag seaEehea hy tie police,
noihing haspissous sas foaed, except >
lady armed with 9 formidable revolves,
snnd having in+ haF possession LISTERS froEn
which the authorities infsrrsd she mighs
be the wife Of one q the leaders of Fe-
BianiBm IN America A namber Of The
eoAst eeards and palies accaaa panied
The lads t0 GlAsg0w l0 AaceFtaia raFtics
nlaFly aboat her.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

DEArH OF LoRD PALMERsroS- The
telegraph this morning brings the very
important Intelligence Of the death Of
Lord Palmerston, Prime Minister Of
England. tasat 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
LFron TIE oiseisnsfi Gszztte.J ]
KEETECkT AEFAIRS.

Those who Refuse 40 Acknowledges
the Law to BE Mace 40 Pay--Gar-
rsfG Davis and Brutus J. Clay
FIankrd aud TO be BEsught 60
Judgement.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
BILLIARDS.
niIIiaraaI Billiard 4

TIE sT- CHARLEs gTLLIARD sALoCN
i vii rs-orsu this moraing. k2xfax bs~. u~gsy
axrarKsz snd aarp, - stsk tkEss Il Batks'a Ia
- wffh PAaia1as casAians. fhs aeest ta the
W~~s Tha le4srs ef fhfs FrcrsatiEs. fDfare4tinEs
and hfxhay EMathemat 81 e ae, are Feq1ssted %
call u smd try tha naw s4hkn- mol g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

CEMcTxN1TI, Ucfoter u
FLoTB-rnchanEsd and quiet; supexhne 50
O. Tss extra oo&1a SC for rev aBd el4s ard fsr
family zn4 Ency 76a12 O.. ..,z
i0s3I IS tor new.
COEE-StsA AZ Soc
0ATS-pnn a. Ssc
kTE-In nodsrzts demand at 7sz5sec-
MESS P0RK-Qzfst ~ % o.
BULK MEATS AND BACCS-UzchAngsd Ezd
nominal
LARp-steady Ht sc IN tieree4.
GR0GERTES-eaS@t
aAME EE&EW--Wfwwas ~ q 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

NoawIcH, Conn. Oct 3Ist-Asa
Fitch, The we'll kpewn u1asafAetarsr and
millionaire, Of FschyAle, Connecticus,
died Monday night, c1 pneumonia, after
brief illness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

Tax Notice for 1865.


aHx TAX PAYKKs or TANpER BURGH
00unty aFs ksrsty astiasi tat tie Inx Dn-
allcAfs fsF 1sSss eoa sAtniax . hst % tAxHs o.
stAfe. Ceanfgs asa ethsr Parpesea. has ns.n -
Aad thai can - aearA - mg efHsa. 10 the coarI
Hnnss fsx she parp1Aa - xHeaAxing ths rsvanua.
Tha taxas fsx shs ya4F tSs8 are a. feiisws:
A-For GAs saals sf vsa&aEbaxgk csaaiy-
L Forsssss Tax, zse - Tse psi.
a Fax &Ehsol Fnxpo4ezs los and Soe P@li.
4. Yer saIzfsrs' RailsF Tnaa saE md 81 90 poii'
s. Fer Tpwnahlp LibEaflea, ls.
q Fos csaH1x PuEpsssss So Aa4 siss Poll
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On each siao Fsla.si1a. sssai SIN. sza - sPol
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TewnAs No. /.
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Pissas Ts~s.hip. isssss c.rpos@sssu Llas:
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

So CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY eT TIE
ABOVE AnytCLEt FOR ONE DOLLAR ny
PuROHAsIN0 A hKALED kHRELOPk hSh
gWRMTY.FfvM CKATe.
60 Flrs Nealed Mnseiopoa VIII he seat fot VI
Elsvsn f1r 81, Thirty f9f 81 hirty i've fsI figf
one Hupafsd Or tlB. AGENTS WANTED
EYEnt NmKRE. 80. = 81.
munsy whsn - u conyan'sat. Long luitefa ara
unnecessary.
Ordsrz fst Sealed Ensaiopoa Inust N every case
b. accompanifd ~ the eashi With me name 81
plalalr grlttsn. Letters sbould - addfpasea 80
tbs manarsra. ~ f1lig~si
GOODWIN, HUNT a CO.,
Box 5JOc, Post once, New FORK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
SILVER POLISH.

lust RECEIVED 4 NEW STOCK oE sUPE-
y rior Silver Plate Pelish. No Gaily ought 60
BE- Without a bex. ssa WM- BUCK.
eeaS No. 10 Main srrasf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
TOYS. &C.
A CARD.
A. @. Pushee

rIvAKES PLEASURE IN SAYING To HIS
ii cid friends and cnssonnsra that he o. nov r~-
eeivtng an entirs new steek 81 gA1ey Gceds.
Yankee Notions. Jswslry, La3isss Rzaksss.s Be.t
Buckles, Pccket Bonks, Work Boxes, Combs
Beads, Games. Icy Tea Sets, nells. Balls. Mar
blss, W hfeties, Jews HArps, Tn and Bellows
Toys In great variety, for the coming hslidAys
many cf whish will 70 sold as old IIus prieeE, ~
No. 2S LOCUST STREET,
TWO Doors ABOVE SHERWOOD HoUSE).
uf-srn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
MEDICAL.

Tn gntfoAmcaaa Gals remedy 10 fhs puAiic 40 do
sot cfsr Mnytkfng uutrtad. feF thi4 uaedt@
clas has teen nsad IL Reuthsrn ffifa5is an9 InSt-
asa for tbs last - years. vita he msst constant
Success.
It coutaAMa aaithsr AsAsnfe Or oei1iae. na6 can
be taken mit1 perfect iapunisy by ths naosl week
~ a1d de1ie4ta. veil - hy ths mest robaat.
We have fllHttucsed al arsuts that n any
Karssa kuFs = ksteis ef kfses Fexsr Tuntc, usfs
j AseeF1lag 10 ths 1iFeetisns. aaa fails - -
earsd, fheY aust Fstnrn shs monag % the p4tisat.
For sazs b. ths pranntpai WsaasFE Dru8gfsta.
JOHN y. FARK, ctnefnnAti,
Whalasaas Awent.
LEICH MAQuEk. Arsnts faF
RI. AoaLAEPFHR. EEAxtyslGss
gKgnEs. sRABKs . co. Is1iaas,
LKTCH, oARLsTKDf a CO..
Ctmntnnati,
o2s.Iy sols PssRFistoss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
L,EGAL..
Petition to sen Rsal Estate.

STATS or INDIANA.
vANnERnunGn CogsxT. S-S
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIE.
IN liam H. Walker, A6mfnistratrr o' tie stale
Of J0ha T. Walker. deceased, has aied bis petition
10 seli the real estate Of the asce ent. hia reron
al heiag lnsaficient TO pay his dahtss ana that
said petition viii ha heard AZ tie next term oi
the Court Of Common Pleas az eas4 eeHnty.
l Attest: RLYTHE HFNKS,
nj 1tdASww CLERK v. q. q p. E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
The VERY LATEST
TELE GR a H.
EIG N NE w 81
illness aud death OF Lord PalmerstOn
Deaths averaging 200 per Bay.

ihe Cholera Raging In Paris.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

prtoctpie.
Aieo-soLD hfN-G6AsRne. on q new prfucf.
~, sHELL and STKkL EYE .GLAAsKa. CATA.
&ACr and hKA& StGHTKD QtAhaRe.
"a. &5se teolea reset
h0fiCE - THr fVeLIc There i q pa.liar eoinz
Afuttaf tAc sea>try, nstiag apectaeiss rsfresant.
ng hiasotf Nitteulefg. aHa seaelilnrs ~ his
paftuers saFin& has u thair apeciazies dont salt
thgs eaa hare thair money rnfHnaed 90 The areetA.
siet enChaAaad. AN net rearonsstia f3r sach
lransaetlass have neither rafiner o. Aeant.
- hewsre Of iupestors. Tbs oniy keEalns artirls
IN sFtiAsisl siEht caa - had u
l. RlTrEABERG, optlclan.
si2-tf No. ~ MNln street.. Esaeasiiie, Ind.