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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20
The New York Herald ON the
Harpers.
(From the N. Y. Herald, Sept 2d.)

The JAcoBrNs, AND THEIR Journal OF
CwILzArIoN-Tbe Harpers are very res
pectable printers, four of them in row, in
all very pious--so pious that when they go
in at the gaze of Heaven Mary Magdalene
will fall down and worship them. They
have money, and can buy an Indifferent kind
of art and a species Of milk and watery in
tellect. and these they use in the publica-
ton of a journal Of civilization" BY this
they mean Niger civilization. That they
propose to uphold and develope at any and
every expense to the country. Pretending
to care for tie national credit, they would
double the national debt rather than not give
every niger vote; ridicullng the notion
that they are Jaeobius; they would carry the
country to any extreme of political anarchy
rather than give up their little idea. That
is, taey care not a pin for white civilization
for the tranquility or political welfare Of
the country, whenever the national tran
guilty and welfare are put in comparison
with the all-important topic of niger suf-
frage
This journi,l Of civilization declares that
there are no fixed rules of political right
and justice that we are bound to observe
except those that apply to the niger.
Niger suffrage is definite; everything else
depends upon circumstances. II says
that The President has no policy, and that
therefore there isno party opposed to his
policy and no Jacobinism, and in the next
breath indicates that it holds the very poll.
cy that we have denounced as Jacoblnism,
and intends to resist the settlement and pa.
ciGcation of the couutry,by every tactic IS
means if that settlement does-not crush the
Southern white man cut of existence and
put the niger in his place. We have not
waged war to put down rebellion and re.es-
tablish peace in the Southern States, but to
put down the white man and set up the
niger; not to abolish the STAKEHOLDER; not
to wipe out the political errors Of a people,
but to wipe out the whole vast society that
held those errors, unless that society will
go down on its knees and humble itselfbe-
fore the radicals Iu general and these four
pious printers in particular. These are the
views OF the Journal OF Civilization.
1t is curious to observe the accompani.
ments that this kind of civilization has on
the other pages. One of the illustration OF
this same issue includes view 10 Broad
way concert saloon, and another in an ele.
CANT brothel, in which the women rival one
anolher in the display Of their charms-the
very class of pictures that is most democrat.
izing in the yellow covered literature The
very prints hat in their yellow covers might
move the lofty Indignation Of the four pious
printers all in row. Since such d civil.
cation has such accompaniment we dc
not wonder at the preference Of the public
for Bonners Ledger, which sells to three
times the extent Of all the Harper pub'Ica,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20
Meeting of the Town Council,

At a meeting OF the Councilmen of
I the Town OF Alexandria, appointed
and duly commissioned by the Gov.
ernor, convened ON Wednesday the
18th inst. were present: John Fraser,
Mayor, and couneilmen, Z. B. Price,
Jacob Irving, Jacob Walker and
L. r. Blossat. ss''
On motion, John Clements was
|electcd Constable aud Collector, with
a salary Of SIS, pei. month and five
per cent commission on all dues and
taxes collected. His bond fixed at
one thousand dollars.
Jacob Walker was elected Town
Treasurer, with two and half per
cent commissions on monies received
and paid out. Bond fixed at two
thousand dollars.
The printing was allotted to the.
Louisiana Democrat until lst Jan
|uary allowance twenty-five dollars.
IS Be it ordained, etc. that the fol
lowing slicense or tax be levied on
the following. trades, occupations,
professions, callings, etc, as follows ::
On Coffee Houses. i. . . . . .$g5 90
On Drays ..................S25 90
On Coffee Stands 80. ....$25 90
On Butcher Stalls. ........S $50 90
On Merchants. $25 90
On Billiard Tables, Each
Table ..................$250 90
On Ten Pin Alleys. .$25 90
On Livery Stables. S25 90
On Fruit Stores or Stands. $25 90
On Soda Fountains i. $50 90
On Hacks for hire. .........S25 90
On Boarding Houses. ......S25 90
On Restaurants. ,S25 90
On Steamboats,, Wharfage S. 90
On Market Carts. $40 90
I'm Warehouses. .$25 90
BE it ordained, etc,
Il. That any person or persons who
lsball run horse in the streets or on
the side walks shall pay fine of no
more than $40, and no less than SIS.
~. That any person or persons who
shall fire gun or pistol within the
limits of the Corporation shall pay a
fine of Ten Dollars. St
. 8. That fine of twenty-five Dol
lars is hereby imposed on the game Of
"Rondo" for each and every night
the said game is played, and said fine
)shall be collected daily by the Town
CONSTABLE.
| 4. That the lse Of the Town Hall
| is granted to the Parish until Jan.
uary LIST, 1865,
/ 5, That Jacob Irving and jacob
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20
Mansfield Female College.

III 81 t@
THE FALL Session of this Tnstitu-
ton will commence on "Wednesday,
the Goth day Of September next; with
"a corps Of experienced teachers, most
of whom have been connected with
the Institution for several years
TERMs--for a Session Of fohr and Is
half months payable, one,half in adj
vance, the remainder, at the close Of
the Session.
Board, including fuel and room s'siiib
rent. ....... ............. .$67 $50
Tuition in Primary Depart, I.a
ment .................. Is 90
Tuition in College. I'LL Is 90
Modern Languages, each -. 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar,
each .................... 25 90
Use Of Instrument 80. 5 90
Incidental fec. 9 90
Each boarder. will furnish her bed
and bedding Except the stead,)
towels and lights !; washing will also
be at her charge. Address,
CHARLES B. STUART,
President, Mansfield.
Sept. 80, st.
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Walker beaappointed street Counts.

Walker be- appointed street Counts.
gioners.
80. That no person or parsons lsre
permitted to erect within the limits
Of the corporation, Banks, Shantfes,
Huts or other rendezvous. All such
now in process of erection it is here.
by made the duty of the Town Con-
stable to have removed: Provided
that nothing herein shall be SO con.
strued as to include those already
completed, or to- exclude tho erection
of small and respectable dwellings,.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JOHN FRASER, Mayor.
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TAKE UP.

A Stray OK near the residence Of
the undersigned ID the Parish, of
Rapides, marked with ga swallow
fork and under bit in one ear, and an
upper figure I Ia the other carr has
q scar on bis back, BIT no brand Wis,
ibie. Said OK is Of a spotted brown
color, and has the ends Of both horns
sawed Of, Aged about 5 or 8 years,
and supposed to be worth about
twenty dollars. The owner will
come forward prove property and
nav charoas ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20

ton together. # people want a, real jour
al Of Civilizations journal whose civiliza-
ton is not rotten with cant and hypocri
sy, but is healthy and pure and which treats
the question Of the day in q manly and
vigorous spirit, we recommend them to buy
Private Miles O'ReilIy's Citizen.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20
"GwlYE BACK TO MAssA, "A little. bull.


"GwlNE BACK TO MAssA," "A little, bull
let.eyed, quick-wtled conlraband, blacker
than The ace Of spades, fonnd bis way into
the Provost Marsha's Office yesterday, and
demanded pass. Before obtaining it, how
ever, he delivered himself of bis views on
the subject of freedom, much to the satisfac-
ton Of himself and those around him. He
was but pine years Of age, and belonged to
DR.. Smith, Of Lexington. He spoke about
as follows: "Look heah, gentlemen, |
don't like de way Use been treated by de
citizens Of this place; in fact, | thought dey
knoWd how to treat nigger better dan dey
does Why, de white folks put on too much
style for this chile, and de niggers thinks Geys
better dan de white folks; 50 STAINS poor
chance 'mong EN- bofe, ,Dey don't suit me.
Use gwine home to massa. Use gwine strate
dar; kase he's 3 white man all ober, an
knows how to treat folks, black and white
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20

no style Don't him. Use young nigga, an
ef imassas glad to see me as Lis him, de
Lor. knows Use Willin,. tim me de pas"
He got the pass and left for home. Louis
vile Democrat. s7gg
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20

LOUISIANA Postal APPOINTMENTS The
Postmaster General has ordered the fellow.
ing post Offices in Louisiana to be reopened
ut once: "a l}ga a ,0R
New iberia, ST. Martin parish -Wm. G.
Daunt, Postmaster. MS
Houma, Terrebonne parish-A. Reugelot,
Postmaster.
Amite City, St. Helena parish. S.
Rivers, Postmaster.
st. MartinsviIle,z St. Martin parish
Henry Blanc, Postmaster.
Carrollton, Jefferson parish-E. F.
Schmidt, Postmaster. psYa III Ia
BFashear, ST, Mary parish -Abiel Rosen,
grants. Postmaster. 3.9 a3 }a ma
Shreveport, Caddo parish +. G. Comp
ton, Postmaster.
Alexandra, RapJdes parish-Lsyi. Wells,
Postmaster. N s.l
Natchitoches Natchitoches parish--E. F.
Fitzgerald, Postmaster.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20

WHAT THE PRESIDENT fPARDoNs.-- As
there is some m understanding as to the
extent Of the pardoning power of the Presi-
dent by proclamation and act of Congress,
it is proper to state that the Executive has
the authority of Congress for granting am
nesty and pardon for all offences against the
United States committed during the late
rebellion, and that he has exercised the pow
er thus conferred by restoring all property
rights to the parties, even where legal pro-
ceedings had been instituted but not con.
summated. If the proceedings are begun
under the act Of confscation, in any Court
Of the United States, the pardon has the
effect Of quashing them on payment Of
costs by the party pardoned. The Wash
ington Chronicle after quoting the proc
lamation and the laws of the case says:
1--WE have been induced to make this state.
Ilent in consequence of doubts and misap.
prehensons in regard 10 the effect Of a par
don, which tend to throw suspicion upon
the solvency Of Southern men, and to pre-
vent the revival of business and indus
try."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20
DISTRICT COURT-PARISH OF
RAp1DTS ss4

AVIAA A(Isys
Estate Of George Starks ~
IL Administration. M MI Iii !
WHEREAS Y HEElREEAs, Conrad Starks has made
application to this Court to be ap..
pointed Administrator of the Estate
of George Stalks. late Of the Parish,
deceased. Notice is hereby given
70 all it may or doth concern, to show
cause within ten days from the date
hereof, why the same should not be
granted.
Clerks office Alexandria la, Sept.
IWth, 1865 q
FRANK E. FORBES
Deputy Clerk.
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ANTONIO. CHERlNO. ]
For Rent.

~ g 81 q 8IFlllE
a FINE one and half Story
"a House with large hall and
rooms, four servants rooms, pantry.
wine cellar, Stable and all other me-
cessary out, buildings. Apply. to,
FRANK 3. FORBES. s
Sept. 20-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20

an THURSDAY the Ath, inst, !
" Bay Poney, stout built, reached name.
branded 0 on the shoulder, and has two
white feet, also branded LV on the hip
The Y is made on the top Of the L.
A suitable reward will be given for the
apprehension Of the thief and horse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

CiRcUIr CouRr.--The jary in the case
Of Ruffneres al Is, The Steamboat Ruth,
we're unable 70 agree, and were dis
charged on Saturday, after being out
about twenty.four hours
On Saturday morning Mr.. Hayburst
was put on trial for assault aud battery
Nth intent to kill, for shooting w. @.
Mitchell, particulars Of which we're pub.
lisbed Of the time. After examining
two or three witnesses. the Prosecuting
Attorney declined 70 prosecute the case,
and tho Jury rendered verdict Of mot
gaiIty," without leaving their seats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

RocKPoRr PAoKEr.--We are glad to
learn that liberal subscription toward
the proposed Evansville and Rockport
packet has been made, but sill there ia
needed larger subscription, and we
hope i. will be made at,oucs. Some Of
our most wealthy merchants have been
absent, who, now that they have return
ed, will take pleasure IN giving their in-
fuence and their money to this desirable
enterprise. All concede the advantages
that will acerue.to this city BY the estab-
lishment Of such n packet line, aud il is
the duty and for the interest OF our mer.
chants and citizens ingeneral to aid the
enterprise. Letthc balance Of the stock
Be taken at once; let good little boat
DO pat in the trade, and then let the peo-
pie stand by It, rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
Amusements.

NEw MgrRoroLIrAy There was a
good audience al the theater on satur-
day Night, and the thrilling play entitled
" Che Sea Of Ice, was reproduced with
excellent saceesa Tonight Miss Dora
Shaw, one Of the most talented ladies on
the American stage, commences a shors
engagement in this city, on which occA.
sion she viii appear ia her great char
aeter of Camille, In which she ia said to
surpass even Matilda Heron herself
She win be supported BY The entire
strength Of the very talented company
which has been nightly greeted with
such catering audiences We predict q
jam tonight, and each night during the
week The curtain rises at a quarter to
eight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

TowN BkII--rHE REruRS GAME-
BrxEDlcrs SrSe Iol TRrgsPHE.-The
return game, on Saturday, 81 Town
ball, between the married and single men
Of the Crescent City Club, was bravely
contested. The most perfect good feel.
ing existed all afternoon, and the game
was witnessed by a large erowd Of spec
tstors, including several ladies,
aCThere were eighteeu players on Zach
side, aud some admirable playing was
exhibited The young men again won
the Geld; and the Benedicts, resolved to
Win, went coolly to work, and althou III
on the fitst round sh0y lost several good
players, they closed thu inning with a
score of 81 ruas g s1A
The young men evidently played
sagdinst luck from the eommencement--
eleven of their men including some OF
their best players being placed Aors da
combat on the 6rst lround The survi-
vors, however, contested the game with
mach pettinacity and run up score Of
twenty runs before they relinquisAed the
bats So lss
~ The old men came back TO the
byes greatly encouraged, and although
they lost four Of their best players on
the frst round and two or three others
on the second round, they made the
brilliant score of twenty-seven runs, and
were equally fortunate on the third in
Mugs On the other hand. the young
men seemed demOralized, aud although
they set out well, and the two
survivors after the second round
made nobls exertions to retrieve
their fallen fortunes. they closed the in
ming with the discouraging score Of
nineteen runs, and the last inning was
etill more unfortunate, and ended with q
score Of only fourteen runs This was
not the fault of the batting, but the
helders made snperhumau exsrtions to
win, and they managed to gobble nearly
avery ball that went outside of the ring.
The following is score
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
New Orleans Market.

Nav ORLEANS. 0ataber 40.
coTT S--Du't; sales 500 bales middlluK at
SOC; sales for the week. $4,000 halss stock on
hand. 1is.oo0 bales.
Other articles unchARged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

swiApLIxG.--An enterprisine young
man recently made his appearances 10
Terre Haute, won the affections Of loHe
widow about twenty years bis senior Ia
"a, yicsimizsd some dozen or 90 Of the
mekchant5 BY selling them forged orders
sadh for seventeen dollars, and 6naIiy
brought nr 10 jail. all within the space
Of thfee weeks.-A fastyoung man that.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

,TnAsKs-we are under great obliga-
tions 70 Jack Grammer, the popular clerk
Of the Superior, and Jim Green, Che
handsome and attentive clerk Of the
Norman, for late Memphis papers
We are also Under daily obligations
70 Mr. Hoegland and Billy Sherwood,
messsagers Of the unriyaled Adams Ex-
press company, for eastern papers Re
kindly appreciate their kind attentions
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

FATAL AceInEsr John b. Borland,
well known IN LlwFence county as hav-
ing been connected with the Presage
and other Democratic papers, in years
past, was killed BIZ falling down q flight
Of Stare, at The residences nf his father,
on Saturday night.--Bedford Iadepen.
denk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

DAnY MAIL TO HEsDEasox The
Courier Of yesterday advocates the e.
Establishment Of daily mail spd q daily
psctei betwasa this city ard Henderson,
Kentucky. Such 40 arrangement would
no doubt b. q great convenience to the
people Of Henderson and an advantage
70 the merchants Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
RnmE IMTEiRESTS.

To rHrsrcrAHs.--If yes wish 10 purchase pure
Drugs. Medicines, aud Chemicals II small i'd
vance on Eastern prices, SO and examine kELLEE
wHIrK's stock, whsre jon Will ind every ar1i-
Gle that Is asedsd By the profession. and - prices
which cannot fAgl TO give satisfactfon- Their
Store 10 A. No. 81 Main atrast- laAy4d&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

seEsa-ThiFty Trsasury Notes are dun. They
are sold a. X 20 ~ discoaat. They are received
by car INKS n snail amounts ~ par from eus-
toners nd deposif9ra.
The foi0wing are The Quotations Of ". ,. Low
~ Co. for ooup7n Interest Treasury Notes .
June, issns
July 1851
August issas...-.-..
October issas. 1854
Deeemher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

AaEfyALa---The 35Gh regiment. the
old Irish organization, arrived yesterday
morning 1t 2 o'clock The l43d req.
ment arrived last night. Both orgauiza-
lions will have puIic reception Mon
day morning at II O'Clock, - IHdianap-
DDS journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

NEw 0sgEass Ckescssr We are
Indebted 70 BiAy Damn. clerk oflhe Arr
mazda, for o copy Of the first number,
new issue, Of the New Orleans Greseent,
whichmads IN appearance on the 18th
snst., undsr tie editorial management Of
its former proprietor and editor J. o.
.Nixea It a1afgs double sbset, badly
printed, and contains little reading mat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

EvansvlIls Produce saarhst

EvARaEEE1E. October e.
Buainssa for shs Iaas thrss days has bsaa qufte
lively with large rsesiess and sals Of prodass.
Grccares have been active. Aad ths large piles a
boxes and bales IN onG N several o. our leo sine
zr0esss Indicate large asAlss Prizes ars arsa and
quotations are anrhaaksd
BACON 49, scarce Asa IN damamd at zlc for
shoulders aaa - for clear aass. No hans 10
markss q
nurrEh-slishtly savaaesd ~ish SALES ct eos
4sa.
BrAas~ Doll - gscgi %.
hRAh~-' seiiaea % Sc pss loo pounds ans
plsaty.
CHEESE .wsstsrn Rea.rvs, esm a. fsag0
FLOUR = IN rather duIi aua sapsrnne nay
Be sHotsd II ca Eslrs At ooao SOL XXX
FaEaIiy 10 segli o..
~HKAr-Ad1aaosd to 81 soDl 20 FOR good Red
and white.
oATs-sssasy 20 So8soo.
coRN--Duli 1t SoS7ac ia ear fsr shsiisa ia
Aeka
BARLEr-IIss advanced 70 81 Is.
BTKs Hainal a. 81, Eons ia ths asArkst.
FLAX sEED--In damAnd ~ q ooesa %.
cLovER sEED-HomfnaI /. none IN nsrkss.
TIMOTHY sEED--gS go per bushsl aaa tsua.
log dewnwaFd.
FEATHERS Live 6sa70t.
GEAsENG-sts4dy At eoaTe.
LARD-Adsaue q and arm At asessoo.
GRoCERIRs-Ysfy arm and s.aaiaE upward,
aud prices slightly sdvAanvd.
HAILs-AdsAneea 90 as.
c0FFEE-FIrm 3ie8s9s for Rio.
suGAE-Flrm at ls8tT%
MoLAssRs--Firm At 6Sessa
sYRUP-ooeasI Ib.
HAY-Balsa seminal iacaa $40; bAisd SIS.
POTATOES --Fisaty. and Hsw are esld at slm
IS per busheL
HIpEs-Decllnsd 20 Sc fsr green, and i2alse
dred.
sALT-Adsaneed 20 soc pss hnshel.
wHlsKY--Aaysscel 70 e. ls9a Is
WOOL -AdEanaad 70 Ss8eoc 70 dsmand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
To the Farmers and Coal Dealers OF
Yanderburgh C0uHty.

would most respectfully ask Of you
a donation Of Wood or Coal for the re-
lief of the poor Of cur city. Cold
weather is fast approaching, aud can
safely say that there are AT least two hun
dred destitute families in this city that
will suffer severely if their wants are
not relieved in this way.
! would propose that al liberal mind
ed farmers, that fesl tina. they can az.
ford il, would come in next Saturday
week with their donations Of wood or
coal for that benevolent purpose.
A good dinner win be prepared by the
ladies of the city ssfOr those that may be
present on the occasion.
Up. ELLIOT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

~ Strangers visiting our city ex
press surprise at the quistness OF our
Sabbath. They say they seldom see il
90 elsewhere, aud, in the language #
Artemns Ward, SD 9 Why ia this Ghus2'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

The Local Of the Journal to point a
moral and top tale, says.
9 The Devil 10 the most fertile iuven-
tive genius We ever knew
Where did you Sseome acquainted
with him, George7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

EVANSVILLE kaEAD.-Dexter's famous
trotting horse Gen. Logan. We are told,
won the twomils race al ST. Louis-time
EJ0s e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
NEW MUSIC: :
A Splendid Lot OF New NIusiCi

SACRED.
"IKSuS., SAYIQVRnF EdN sOuLt sophIauu,
Solo aud Quartette BY mail.....-.. .......-.-30c
"C0MR UNTO ME- By mail..,.,... ,,-......-..slQo.
"FAnlNG, STILL FADtsGt@ BY fsfxit...35s.
AGAIN AS EVENfN2.n BY maii........... .36c
"CuSHLiA ANGRES MAJ HREE !" beautiful
lreh ballad By mail
"MOTHkR, STARS ARR SHIN Mo- lit
tie song for little people. by mail............30c.
=" MY ANGEL BOY, NANNoT SIZE THEEa -
~ N malt
"THEN TURN YOUR THOUGHTS TO ME-"
song and chorus BY nail $50
"0Lp DON'T CARE.fs BY mail.,........... ,s....3oo
"JAfF. IN PETTIC0A1S. with Plafurel ..;ssts
o,ha. sceSs pieces, segesner With lsrge lot Ct
received and FOR sale BY
- wARREN A o0NYNGTow..s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

The Governor Morton goes on a
free blow up the river tomorrow posi-
lively the last excursion Of the season.
The gallant craft has entirely recovered
from the attack made By the mud turtle,
and the river has been carefully dFedged
10 prevent the recurrence OF auy such
catastrophe - Indianapolis Journal
We should like to know what became
Of The "lurkle"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
NOTICE.
Changed Haudg.

TTAYIEG SOLD OUR EETIRE STOCK OF
Ii Drugs zItdtefn@s, ke-. = II ssrs LEICH 4
~ AGaEE. world cordially recon nsa1 flssss
- tsrpFtsinz yeuag msn e the notice Of All who
Ne " formerly pstFo,izsd ~
BBoUGHToH 3 WOOD.
Ref srTing % tbs above w01id rssps9sf1iiy
20. cit the patronage r orr frie d and the pub
lie zensrzily, dsps ding upcn uBif9Fm Low prices
a1s close attention 70 buslBsss, 20 merit tssfr
tay ors- Prescriptions carefully pa pared.
se20-2w LEICR = MAGHEK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23

The Indianapolis journal, of Saturday,
furnishes the following
The Sentinel, WHICH was supposed to
be ca The eve OF turning into 3 Repub-
lican paper. under the management Of
Messrs. Tiiford a. Locke, il seems, Is 10
be continued as q Democraiic organ.
Fer some reasons, these gentlemen have
concladed not 70 prosecute their idea OF
publishing nsw morning paper. The
quslms and fears Of our Copperbead
brethren that they would b. without a
trumpet, will be qaieted by this an
nouncemsul