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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

rs OFTEN THE RRsUIE. e
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
HAVING OBJECT IEFLUENcs TO rHEit4R4s. give
IMMEDIATE RKLIKF. les.
Fer BFomehitfss Ast1amay Cafarrh,
Y ComsnmPtive and Threat Diseases,
TRocREs ARE usED WITH ALWAYS GOOD sUccEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trocbes useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking and rslisviag
The fhroat after nm unusual exsrtiou OF ths vocal
organs. The Trochss ARE recommended and pre-
scribsd by Physicians. and have had testimonialB
from eminent men throughout the cemutry Be
ing nm article of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy by . tsst Of many years, each year
fnds them In new localities I'm various parts Of
the world, and the TSoOhes are universally pro-
uonnccd better than other articles. a -5
oBrAIs only "BRows's BRoscHiAL TRocHEs,'
and do not tals any Of thD WoytLless limitations
that may be offered. i,a
Sold everywhere In the United States. and in
Foreign Countries, ut 35i cents per box.
DEE 6md&w sze@@4issaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02
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GRIDLET's
salt Rheum and letter Ointment

WILL CURM SALT RHLUM, fETTER.
/ Ky Sad, Heads Prairie and RakheKs' Itch.
Illinois Mango, Missouri scrofuia, Obstinate Old
Sorss Pimpiss on tue Face. ard all Diseases and
lkFupfions pm the Skin. But to effect per mankne
avery Kind we recommend DR.. Dasseriy's Zodiac
and sarsapa, lila, 70 be used i4israalIy, which
purinss ane blood and removes the cause; and
parts, speedy AID permanent cure will be efIsot-
ed. Both are advised TO be used in these coma
plants. -. - h
Price-The Iodine ana ssrsaglarilla, 81 90. ~
bottle - : = 7 -.
Pfice-Gridlsy's Salt Rheum aud letter Oiut-
lment, rs cents per bottle.
Pr pared anu sold by DR.. r. Easterly Co.,
No ~ North \. 18th ttEeet, st. LouIs, Mo-, solo
proplietors: Sold ct their branch Family Medl-
cine Store, No. 80 Madison direct, Ckcag0 Ill =
For sale by the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

@mwARl orders will Fecaivs car individual attain
dom and will b. promptly Mlls4 ON tho moe.
. reasonable terms. = !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

4 Workmam ssAe 90 an mart. so
Repair Boilers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

Repairing done ut short notiee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

once and Foundry ON tbs Canal,
|: corner OF Ingle Street.
nhlT.Iy -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

'ive DRUGGISTS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

OUCH. AS. GLOBES, RINGS, PRIsMa. CHIN
- ntys, Wicks, nurners, Cleaners, Refecters,
Brackets, Shades, etc, etc.-a large supply at
vICKERY Blk 8,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02

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The New York herald., 1866-08-01
puaT OF NEW YORK. JULY 81, 1855.


Cleared.
Steamship Malta tB5,, M,saulsy. Liverpooi-E cunara
staanship Fairbanks. Hunter. Bo.,on--w r Clyde.
Ship iiarpwell, Owen, Hayro-Boyd Hincken.
Shp Humboldt tHam) Bayson Cork via Philsdelpha-
BARK cariets tBr). wilkins, Grbraltar-Danet.& Hs.
B.rk Jas Duncan tBr), Thompson, Psnarth Roads, G
bsri ProH Baum tPrus) schwatz LlsbonFunch Meinese
Psrk l Heksls, Ford Turks Island r Bseh a Co.
ss ssssSr M ea@ soynscn ssn s %
Brig Beaver tBrl crocksr, Kingston, ia.
s1s insesac, Gray. Port sa rrnee--R NurTsy Jr ~
brs Anna Wellington tBr). johnson, HsvanA--J Ward
MIG Harry Aubrey CBr), Hammond. Barbados-r
Bsis TaIbo. CBr,. Blauaed, Harbor Grace-Houand 4
Brg johnson tBr), williams. Port nedway-Jed Frye
hdx corra tBr) Masters. windsor, Ss-Mccou Firth.
prg Rlixabeth, hmes Cow Bsy--H u A w Bruokman.
tchr Telegraph tBrJ, Weaver :, Johus MD DO Wolf
en- Eaus,oT sr B,nss. H;sss, I.IaPa
r ssr sons sss'%sa: ss Ssssr;sn ,s ssporeA Ases,
sohr Helen, Perry, New Bcdiord-Fcrguson 4 Wood.
Arrived.
ssssmshp United kingdom tBrl. Macdonald, Glasgow,
ST. ssSam.a,p Isnry Sh.S9esy; M.nry Asplswsil ssiy q
Steamship Gen sedswick, whitehar-t Galveston July IS
iory July IS is. q sand Cay passed a. . steam
steamship ssrasossa, croweil chari-sios Is hours with
sss ans lofd Anrs "I' w%asou NC 90 hours
,vfsh nldse and passengers. 70 Soodspeed. =
sap Great Western Cuaningharn. Liverpool June 10,
with ndse and 20 passengers % chss II AaukAl Co.
yuIv 81 las walker steward. died.
Bsrk Harzburg fBrrm Macchter. Bremen, Al days with
m a. aad g9 passengers, 20 Oelrichs A Co.
Blk Gee.temunde ,Ianovl, kuixen, bremen, a. days
N NOSE passenger 80 Ruger Bros July "A, a.
ior 66 sloke ship Adler from Bremen for New'Y York
la X 81 Ursula gof Barbados LAMAR Rio Janero. %
Aags vi coffee 70 Pendergass Brys.
BARK Trade tof Boston, Foster, Cow Bay ~ days
Hrts Pilgrim CBr Lloyd, Palermo "a days with fruit 10
Lawrence Giles-A Co 1ilh lust lat 81 ~, In - % spoke
b-rk Ellen Mcdonald, from Matanras for Falmouth, 22d.
lat t 81 Ion 6 10 bark frank from Palermo for New Yot.
Brg Naad tBr), Richardson, Cenfnee0s ~ Gays, With
Gam for New York July s lsl ~ 10 bon 81 % spoke
hrg M.ra White Bryant Giaee Bay u dsys with coal.
ara cbihsn wsiiah Cof Pssou Ms, Fuller, Cow Bsy,n
Asys with coal 70 master. - .
schr Oenlus Oianovl Mohring. Hsrbor Grace, NJ. 10
Aays win oil, 70 Linken IrUnsdcs
kchr DIrigo. Door, Lngan with coal, 70 n swain.
Echr Lsvlns Bell Bsyier 0corgrto~n Sc.
kchr Idaho, Waite, Virginia.
schr LItie MIRA, STERLING. Virginia
nohr q "A Kirk. Roland, Virginia
6cbr John L1nihalL Martin, virginia.
Gchr Ienry Hobart GeorEel0vn, Dc.
echr Lady Lake Conknn Elgabcthpor for Provilenee.
gchr Sarah. Whaley, RAsport.
echr Challenge. Littisheh. Bangor.
kchr y u firts. Jones Providence.
echv n Carlisle Sheldon Newport.
ecAr MARY Langdoo, Han, psil River.
Rrhr n Cunningham. Wsrt, Providence.
hsAr farphsnis, xieksnon. frvvtdspcs.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

schr = Cooper, wheaton, Newport.
echr fsdelia Kelley. Young. New Bedford
sehr Henry Hobar, Robinson, Baltimore for New Haven.
ecff p Robinson Harding, Gloucester.
srAr Kate Stevens, Providence.
Schr Harriet Crowley, Providence.
Wind al sunset calm.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
MATRIMONIAL.

L,oR sALR cHgAr-rwo nARBLE BED BILLIARD
Yull0n sueet fourth fsos
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

DHOTO0RAPH OPERATOR wkSrED~r HrS,
netts gallery, f65 Columbia ~, tunta ralyn, Must
le nrs class and thoroughly competent Is ever brnc 4
thc husincss.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

GTRREorYrR MOuLpgR tSp cAsrEg-A Man
- wanted whe understands n4al91nr an ci f4, VII
- wiling - rakN himself generally uacful anI La Aas
some cApcreuce "a huishirs pgieric1
J. PErTlsER, ~ Ann u.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

Errgskscsp c.svAsssss ..w.srsp-ycs :.
, 1866-09-26
SECOND DESPATCH.

.ncetinx of tho Conycntion-The Vet
Gran Eagle, {. Did 4Abc.ss tH introduced
Tho DeleEyatIons Of Wounded rat-
riots-A Continuous Round of Chccr.-
4 Private Soldier Chosen N Tempo
TarY YChnEFman-Thc Long Roll Per-
formed By the tt Drummer Roy Of tile
RnppAllnnnock, ~ Meeting Of Con1-
1nittee on Permanent 0Eganizntion-
PcrmAncnt rfc*idrnt-Thc ConEcu-
Governor Coxj Of 0liioy Nominated for
ton Rattfle4 {l.+ Nouainnt1on-AP PER-
tlncnt Motto f7ona a Former speech
OF 4. John4on-Adjournn Till To-
day.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trlbunc.1
P1T1sotEan. September =.
The Convention did not n,rct till noon, but the
delegates and citizens That could crowd into tho
civ ltsll did 60 eoon after ninc o'clock aud there
were SPEECHES upon rccelvtn: the delegations and
speeches upon a1lsu1}ects which the scene sug.
gvtted. The great gallery At the rcar Of the Hall
held 19o young lEdice1 and theit stn:tn. caused
them impcpse cheering. From trnt to last thtt
chorus will bc a feature Of the great Convention
7hc Hnll vas 60 packed as 10 require full bal
ho4r to get the various delegations toctther, ant
larec numbers were unable to get in even aftc
all citizens with ladies and gentlemen had rearc'
to give them nil the room.
The moment partial quiet had been restored al
event occurred that seemed to ret all Wild The
'sOld Abe" Eagle which The Eighth Wisconsin cat
sied through Its SERVICE was brought up the aisle
perebed on the top Of stat. The body rose aad
checrcd him, the binds plsyed, and the king]!
bird tapped Ills wIngs Justify aa II be recognized
the old music, the old cheers, and the old Tag.
He ie noble specimen Of the bald headed eag!c
measuring nearly five feet aeross the wings. II,
sat on his perth ncar the Chairman throughout
alceeesion- fnlly alvc 10 Tho secne- In one Of tn
aselee stood delegation IRON the neIghborhood
Aixty strong, eve1y one Of whom had been wound
ed IN the service, and they had their riddled col
ON With them. ManJ other delegations had lhe
tattesed banners. Thesc was constant chec1in,
, 1866-09-26
Committee Of the Cleveland Con-
Yention Present the Presi-
dent with the Proceed
ings Of that Body.
3tr. johnson is Prevailed upon to
Recount tiie Details Of
His Policy.
FIRST 6hY OF TIE WISCONSIN
STATE FAIR.
Texas Rebels Attempt to Rein
augllrate :::iyil Var,
PITTSBURGH SOLDIERS CON-
VENTION.

4 Bright Observation-Disclosures SuHrcnd-
cd-Cont1nucd Arrival OF Delegates
and TiA1torn-Cnpaclty Of the Hotels
md Restaurants Severely TAxed-A
Grand Display Of BuutInc on all
SIdeH-Prcparntlons for the Grand
illumination.
Especial Dcspatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
lIT1sDCnGH, Pn., September Is.
The morning tIas opened clear md pleasant.
The streets in all directions nrc }ammcd. Dus1-
ncss ia well-nigh suspended e1ceut the decorn-
uon Of The city nr,d tho arrangements foz the
evening illumination are rapidly progressing
Doats and trnits come crowded. and tho roads
leading Into The country nro blocked with car-
1iaecs and wagons filed with vtsitora- The hotels
and eating houses hase sonnd It diadcult 10 iur.
EIth breakfast 10 all who apply IN two xcusee. It
IL difficult to ret bread and batter By attending
this Convention.
The Reception Committee were MP all night
The constant arrival OF delegations wns 1iko the
Eight marches By which these same men have
oflcu gone into position for the daylight a.tack-
The ei.y;is faet covering Itself With flags. The
1sur>s for single block uron the line Of uarch
.trlI the wholc etcry. Upon this block lhIrty OF
1h'. buildings are only 1flrcc Eiorfcs high, aud
only thirteen over 1t, aId eight arc johnson
}.ouees, and entirely free from decoration.
Yet on tilik block, sclcctcd ii random. there nre
Fix hundred and fourteen cagH. Thu Monon:ahtla
House Displays two hundred aud twenty-five. mud
nany lun&crne. Ihc Merchant IL also prepared
for tho Illumination. Tie ST. Charles shows one
The President stopped At [he ST. Chatlca: b.
probably LETT it nseEe. Hnnsiu.s Tor four hundzct
lanterns arc nlzeads up al the Court House, ant
the workmcn rcem to hare Just begun. Th'
G01fttt+ CAyon|tIt ard commercial offices ar,
most elahorAtely decorated with cycrgtccnE. flags
1nottoes and jeta for illumination. as also ths
ONCE OF tie Western Union Telegraph Company
Thcfndics arc still nr.angiug flowers In tho Cit,
na11, and chorus oi young ladies', ono hunlret
end hf1y strong, Is now iu waiting In the CALLER
of the hail to welcome thusc who appear 1t tn
opening exercises. The Convention Is already u
much success IS the Grand Armies Of the III
publlc were.
, 1866-09-26

The City nj Snn*et-Stlll Further Dec
or:attyc Df~play-Flns.n, EycFt:rccEH,
and Fl01Ecrs-Tl1c Streets AllTc With
Peop1c-N1uAic Everywhere.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
PITTSBURGH, September s5.
The city WAS bright with 1nss when your nrst
despatch wEs written, but they were only the buds
Of the afternoons b1ossomtus. 1t was deck With
evc,::rccns them It Is most black with the shades
ui llcmlock now. The streets were crowded then,
yet :he crowds bnt the scattered ekirmlsh line
ofthc afternoons advance The post Office has beer,
carried, the la: coats there, and the Postmaster
l. candidate for removal. The st. Charles has
Turned Its hack upon johnson, md this evening
Is Gay with hanncss- There are more men every
where, more delegations seeking quarters, more
bands discoursfns music, more honses beng dec
otnted, more lanterns going up for the illumi-
nation, more hnlls md steamboats, being called
into rcluisi,ion for lodging. In short, the most
wonderful manifestations which the land has
ever Witnessed is spread ont in this loyal city to-
, 1866-09-26

a highly aeeompl!shed lady, 1oss arrived from F.
rope wishes to give lessons In Mualc and For.
cen LanGoaEea She has reade to1 several both
in France and England, thc taught Ia sesera1
nobGinen'a families Inquire At South Ffnnk1ln-st,
kcxGF 1S-St " PAN net
, 1866-09-26
no f;T,AIM AGENTS.

have nov ready Blanks for additional bounty un,!ef
tue regulations OF Sept 10th. lR also ennpffa-
tion 1t a Pension Laws, with full Instructions unieg
eAch act and compilation Of Rounty Laws. With the
lults sud regulations. c. c. SuULER Frecport, Ill.
nck
, 1866-09-26

Wc hArc customer who wilt my this price for two
MUGS on tue Eonih Side s. II. kEREOOT L Co., Iscs
E>tatc Brokers, Z Dearborn It. y5:3
, 1866-09-26

Iwant to rnfclasc, Immediately, on South Side, cl-
iher on Michigan or Wahasltav., our Of tho crota
strcete. good s1nAl enuE house. and lot with l1umc
, 1866-09-26

Contains Farmer Hi1rs DiAry, = charming story. BY
AEs. Dthx valuable historical sketch Of the Norman
Conquest By c. C. HAzewcll; an Ingenious and Inter.
Citing presentation Of the Various Aspccta Of tho o
man Question Tho uR1rpAtton, candid and fofrtble
statement Of the political situation; thoughtful ast1
Gle on the Darwinlan Theory inc criticism Of the
Novels Of George Eliot; poem On an Indian subject
b. T. B. A1dreh. -Gritth Gaunt" IL continued with
steadily Increasing Interests and The Passages from
Hawthornra Notebooks give additional glimpscs o.
his life at Concord. These md other attractive articles
make this number Of tho ATLANTIC MONTHLY ono O
great value.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

tGomManAGAIeus
aAsiaeA stoARAppesasL ~ aIAE
a7s lie S5zdieEg u Eapds p0Fzt5b County:
Do not lei is be dfsaiEaa fgI Che pre-
tended friendsOf thaq hfaEa1 ldieEs. A
elsiliessl AZ ssIsQsssdiqgA t ttbe 4 Copper
head Convention of aastp Saturday will
saiisfa 'i aly'. sofdlef that If take the
trouble TO examine intontheany that the
prime 4noTsrsiin II did. not al with the
.U ii faa' p pa 3hah tAabdysfn plas we're
tdrt ~ l ny /! she n rjeiiple
speakarp Mr. GisaellrrQR1y which side OF
the question wassl1e adaring, the4war In
KenfacEys aid aba, abe fiRg Tf p4,
via VISA aoha.sG lstefkiprfd ssssisby har-
abdrin q eusfrllasshat were engageH in
hunting down Union. men and Union
soldiersyorF Lince5,a J hiiretiagarssaE he
styled haml. * i. s.tkRe graves four blain
and starved SONS hare s.hgarillsyshaId
chance TO drY before be (CisseID j. Intro
Adncetf fosari audience of Observation-Disclosures
Of Andrew johnson, 10 assure them that
ha and ths PreaideKs we're friedds and
s1oSeaTpniieda 5hs..aaRR gFSpRa, sEpsofitiqally.
lf l s compare 81. asoteal i fos few
Ba0mRHt9: 80 - rsisAns ssaaEz ss9-a
~ ndraaaJnhnson WA Faa istw'a5i i Il. mon
nan .a4 aa sdsh,, 'wA4 edunssissd by the
frfieAdssof the Union.. OisseliqIbas been
y4aA~f u4AAf 5A4w4a tSaH xHF div ka5fA Szse
known as a.psbsl yand-as saehg was eoun.
seissd shyl s.eyiaissrrrilla bands. ApdIsW bohT
son was for pai Ia tsiI tttszaoFern
4ept aseall hazards Cissell was fsr de-
7stroying, III cost what IT. aighti Al IdEew
johnson vas for thsTigornus ss. pro Becu-
ton of the war war, 4Ciyaslf~ wal" fbt ii d OPP
posas hi hi aaapiF Al. 1.sfs DEeys. 3 Coz
AHdtew J0hn7p Easl for 'feediaEs; clotil
ling and paying our'e oldiers.a' 0issell vas
for kaIiag theml.1hs Starvation s.expp sure
or otherwise Ithing til trff' the Prcsi=
EasnRf could have heard, Mr. cihgell and
knows his attecsdents, ths would have
exclaimed, HGood lord. deliver us fgR@I
shch friends. as the aublashing rebel a
I.Hendesson. county, Ky especially. i'rG Al
+ Yet tbs lately imported EahAIb that
claim to run che Copperhesd m nsteF
among uA, sendd.ftor and irttU9aaafe this
samerebel to instruct tbelPeeple lof old
Vanderburgh, aandsi say ae.wnrd of en-
leUaragsment to the workiaRman Of this
eitya-bssi,a a. himself an aR exploded sfRse
holder and Zone who never didaa day !
work in his lifes, Soidiersyletsus not be
| deceived by any such nense.iWs have
lAfeught them- In the.trenehsa ofteh, and
ssnfiI they show that they repisiaat of fhs
great crimes theyia have con mitted--
then, land mot. until thanr~let done 6f
\ them in1opntatheA stump to Abuse or in
stlu s,, any y audience hs .laad tsqSbl
Ea~ - VI 4aAa ~ -hsE.asE A4sfAF M TaGnf hrrp
4 .tsMarch s. 1885, ,sla.i ss-s l-.i u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
seJfssskssAs. iii Ea aai hssn 'a an.i sss

- w have diaagre@Sls anews for the
sedpPerAsads. Ass ASa#e been antici-
pating large amount Of political can't
taiGas tAsit paHyi0 ukrefThe hostility Of
the Congressional. Reconsideration Com ]
nitssess ~ tifs admission of any Repre- /
-sautatiRaa frnm-=the= Southern States.
lahkt IilE ibes their disappointment to-
learp that said Committee has already
determined. on at,hiAsing 1.-The Tennesssaae
delegation iaa D. si-Tha.a Washington e9rres.
.inIloodnadehht of the Cincinnati CommsEcisl
sags fhs Gommitteeshsldsa long. session
ION .lSatufaAgH lpst. during which they
came 10 the conclusion to report Q pre-
a;nble. ana resolution, on Monday. recii;.
i6s tha .cIyf statass ~ tennessee. and
declaring that she is entitled 20 repre-
sen talion iB Congress. h The prsamble4
was carried lffd By barely majority vote IN
w tss u .sOSamIttss, Bft' tts resalqtieV grs
adopted unanimously, and WI doubtless
goabsoug ii 4hs Honsa With compaFEdte
adasinsifmalTty. NdtaaeE debate win Be
allowed on ii, and vote will probably
be had on the. main question in the
House on Tuesday. Several of the Ten
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

ssa tzDsSa4
mgfss InseV,
|0nd Dpub1c
'n.aIasr,s ~.
OsH. ki1ds sQfI
GODS, HslsNR
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

MAIN tSsS5EREET'


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VII
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

4LEH
sJEUE1
OBILLs
lttent aud
ever incl
h.a Eaan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
a,o-. 1..ajs and 7FsrsaI lac d e to tax.
"a a. ss ss 2ss 81. slIo'i'n

n our aimonition. Be wise To-day
'.is madness to defer" Stand by the
Great Union Party, the only true friend
& iAbor, and yo6 AiA Sesafer.d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

'a3-~ . assaM Il n ,Asea.aaaD
SD ,aAD no is-s+so4-rs--s. .s.s@sa
FiniliAi I'd Fiinagaai Baliid psw f.ais
Pi Aaiiq@siiA si,aw asss sai sas.sj
sa.'tAls sAu aiasJ sdi as laai na
Fia b@sshso iassD ash .saAl., si.II
4 fEaKeTGkH ASsdsrMasrdos HAase
II Goods avriv .ng almost asisf. fsM h
The trade Esapsctfnlly invited To exami
stock szi4ha thesRaHgaEgpsqs 1hat they will (
good Goods and as low Fffccs as any house
kWtas. al4AM ,asaT MsN
!. would resneet fally.as s5lisfs i 6oaYifltiaAg
/ sAfis- t1sa9 az shAsgnt ,dtn4 ssh
a,!ls.l..aas IaIaI kasas6 Prs ss sss 2 f'. n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

- Chan sc of Firn1as.a
HAVE SOLD mY INTEREST IN THE@DRY
1otiring Srpm bnssness. I ratnrh my sfnssr5t
thah kaA ton he public for their pkrfonas, and
hopa the new dEmx will continue to receive the
saHes A II persons knowing themselves lads bted
to me Will please come in and settle fmmsdfass
and those having claims AGAINST me requested
jan2z Us. HOPKINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

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sAl9n feE, sgeE
q hinb with q
9 price Rgld Tor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
LA. New .Tenpera1lce Move
= - e1NSA = n1ailtn odG4
Il s~%1@a y {" .aeAa a W
.Shta Rat lAl tohe Crush
ed Out.


u7Ra Va wei? HHahEAbAfsp u cJGPaAeba for 70 I
a while the reason why some of our
large saloon keepers were such enthAai
siastic admirers of the Indianapolis
Herald. They seemed to draw their PU'
litical rations from it, and grew mere
weighty. ana,i pnGedjIuR every day that
.they liyed.. They read the Herald, they
bted4he III Jill, Ca thSy uzeAd ths,
coppssbaaas fpsaabsfribst for the Herald b.
Not only so, but Judge Law, it seemss.
1Mdlto .tks COP eEheaa Qadysntion, on
Saturday last, circular urging the C9pa,
to stand by the Herall. In view of thigl
fact, we presume the Herald may appro-
prialeIy be regarded as the organ Of
the Cops in this part of the State, The,
Courier being correctly estimated al a.
tgFy 4na fHgfBhti eideltho@4 aiAs gae said
hkF5fGaie z%Ga ssemsq times before we.
could asceseaiaHhR season why the large
6AAb6A4 41H6sG RHDse ProRlfategatpatop
airs, assume aristocratic pretensiqhAs..
and turn up their noses at the " small.
retail beer houses should 80 heartily
endorse the Herald. The difficulty was
explained on Friday last The Herald
il. in favor Of "HIGH LICENSE. to
| q tiksrdA:os The bts sAessr sAf1 tAEiR4hds Of
| S4a xR14sA ,Edd spasaeasAthe too great.
multiplication of RETAILING HOUS-'
ES," and thus secure much money for
those engaged. the business. ,-, ...,
Now we see it. We dare say there ID
not a small beer saloon In the city, but.
| whose pypRFiatF eaFa really 66s sqlJ that If
shqliHepRe fiR fxsd ~ high ne can not
afford to pay it, the large houses wihre4
alize immense fortunes by obtainiaga
monopoly of the business That 10 what
the Indianapolis Herald wants. That
is why the Herald is such favorite MN
certain saloon keepers we might neh4'
tbAgis cAlladton fbrA namsssv Bead the
e1IepalR Of last FEiday.a Wefdo notnia5
| represent it'in' dhy4 particular. HIGH
LICENSE, tending to throw the entire
| liquor business in:o few hands, ID Ehat
the Herald calls "proper license lava"
The Herald sprung its opinion tposad1
denly. Our Copperheads were pulling
hdifarenl stFiaGs IA lhas cPnaffo0qRRdfd taene
Cher Cs9Bt loHk i Retailer iaIatRe
face. Detected thus unexpectedly IN
their efforts to wheedle Union Retail
ers" into the support Of the Copper
heads on the ground that they wereiop-
posed to High License, they do nj
know what to say or do. They are mum
Ie8s't d Ems 'thsi&ofal'a bat ltA&on,t do
Yketafiers Want 6aEaSw how tkis.ziss
They desire the big houses-cohtroiled
and run by big takers and fast takers
to explain away this new tempstAnfe
dodge" on the part of the Copperhead
State cougar. = ExplanRtions are always
ElapldkGs1g % dali QGeht in a
mean act. A sheep-killing, egg-snekifhg
dog is always known by his sneaking bA:
havior, but we dare say the demeanor Of
the most inveterate egg-suckes" would
lbe boldpeas. ilsseIf, compared with The ~
I 'tetnptee these large dealers to feign
innocence when 7 charged Swiilh their by
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