Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 October 1864 — Page 2

UNION NATIONAL TICKET. I frrwidcntiat Election, Iui.), KuTtmberS.l i

ABRAHAM LINCOLN Of Illinois. . - f FOIt VICE-PKES1DEST AHDKEW J0HKSOK, OfTenoe4v.ee. Electoral Ticket. t reft c(.F.'rfi: a 7 jLtixor, Deeid 8. r,.n, line, 'f Ili.ii.- i. ' j ( itlehar; W- 1 bo:.-.y.(K, if Vi4f'. FOE BT4TIS .I.IT)PJ1. lt Diatrlet Jirnn C Ix-iinr, '-f Kr.r.x. J.iin S. H'disrhli.i.'l, of (ncr. District CjrueT. ;ixoo, ,t Clark. Francia V. ii"n., of Oriiron. 3-i DUtriot Henry K. PritchArd.oi fcartluIomew. Madieon Ft7i, of Lewr-nc. th District leonllaa Sexton, of Bneh. U. V. Kjf.r, orf rauklio. tth I) let riot BenJ. F. CUypofll, cf Fayette. Joehua H. Mellett, f H-ory. ftih 'Matrlet J. J. Wright, of Morgan. J. C. Green, ef Shelby. 7tb Diatrlet -Job a Oeborn.of Potuem. Tbnau H. Blc, of Park, lib T),trlct K P. DaTldaoo, of Tippecanoe. li-njaniin P Ort-gory, of Warrin. lb Diatrlet Jamee B. Bel ford, or Whit. Aaron Coerney. of Porter. 10th Diatrlat Timothy R. Dlckluson, DcKalb. Hallet Kllbonrne, of F.lkbari. 11th Dlatrltt John M . Wallace, of Grant. Jaaiaa M. TempWr, of Jay. FOR SALE. ATA BARGAIN. TWO GOOD TWO BTOT J framaw- Uiuc boa-aa on Sixth atrant, nar Waloot. Will baao!4 iar law ifappl cation bo Kadatooa. Paaaaaaloa glrru lmmwlilT. TUOS. JC. GAttVlJf, oct22 4'aod Third Blreot rpWO 8T0BY BRICK HOt TOR SALE, J altoated on terantb atraat, bvlwaan Hyraaio' and Tina; entain aix room and kitcnf with Collar, W.oOhoaM, and Hiabio, tba wbold ruuDlay book to an at!y. Twrnu aaay. loutr on proailMa or or Baault w ijritln. ecMl-lm b. II. X. WEIGHT CX FLIGHT OP IBOS STKPd, OR 8TAIH9, faraala Alao, lot of o',d Iron. Aplv to ostlt Cur. Sixth ATanua and front at. Chnreh Property for Sale. THE TBl'bTIFI OF THE LOCD8T STREET Mathodlat Charrh offer for aale thalr old Miarak oo Loeaat atraat, batweaa KKOud aud laird, at a bar rain. Enr,airarf AHA I0EIE1URT. ang'Zt tf Third atr-t j. INK BkMlDKMCE FUK ft LB. Tha u I ld naHonoa and aronnda of tha late H . P. aa aall arry, 9 aly loaatad In tha imtndfato vlt-tnify i Kt. Varnen, Indiana, ora oflar"d to purrb ..r at pryauaia. Tha Kroan4 contain ab"tit arva araa, tna tua pramlaxa ara in eompiaia repair Panoua daaironaot nnrcliiialnc ona of tli. haml a mmti pla a In rVrntiiara Indiaaa, ar rcfrred to A, M. BPENCKR, Ei M t. Tflrnou, or it . J. t'H AXDLkU, ., Erafiarilln. aaa FOR RENT. AH 7 A B l. K CONTAIWISO TWO HTAtl.S and eommodlona Hay Loft, for rant. Innmra or oeUl-3l) J. r. ALLIOT I . WANTED. MALE AND A FEMALE TaACHEK 10 fX I km cnarxaof tha Fraa School lu tha low a oi Golot'Kda, III , teach all tha hrancliaa rponlmd by Ilia oi:hool law, or tlia term of alx nontha. Itood lary will ha tflvan. Nona but (rood tnh ara wall acconioiHiid', need apply. Application to ua tuada Immetliatuiy to TUEODOUE STKYEIt, i24 (iohnnila, III. ; i.L, LOST. TIUIHSPAT. Ol'T 10. I.AM A ('(. J nota lor ti on John liai i M. Thl forewarn all persona aatttat pun tiaMiuic orlrid Idk for aid note, aa payment liaa bean Mopped. Any (leiaon rtitrulnc It to ate, on bth atriat .aniA.cn, will lie liberally renriHi otti-it .iuiin lurrLi-. tH XVAKSVILLKOR ON THE SIT. VERNON k road, near Krnnartllr-, one pn r box contnin lag two Cloak., The fliiJer wl-l bi liberally r. waiaod by leavllie tn" ar-ovn nnin.'l art !clri v )th kloriraii, I t-ad A to., Mo t4 Uninatrot. orl lo t,r,l SC)AF AND 'CANDLES. J'hflip Di oUi'r. Manufacturer cf . ard C'A tO&T AND CATIDLK3. Also, fin eti rtu-i.- . BtrHStb'O, XKOtSF, 1! . OIL Ivaiera In Koaln, So U, c. Ai io Pure Catawba Win Of onr own raining. In uautirtiw to anil prw cbaauia, 1U Jfaaa Sa-aaf. 6eeieee t int aml-fecond, XvaJravtLU, iNonaa, ar Tama eeah, or SO daya' paper BeMpHalile la knb Ian-IT DYE-HOUSE. Celebrated Steam Bye Honse, HAS JUST BEEN REFITTED AND IS KoW prepared to do aa line Coloring aa can t ilooe eltber In tha Caat vr Weal, Corner of Ingle and Market Streala argL. Pyaa all kinda of plain and fan cj work aa good and ohaap aa any eetabliehment la the Meat, ua abort aettoo. fkll It SALE. Collectors Sale of Eeal Estate for the Payment of the Costs and Expenses of Side-Walk Improvements. OTICE IS HERERT GIVEN, THAT BY 1 Tirtaa of a precept leaned by tha l ever of tha Oily of Evanaville, and to mo directed, 1 will ell at Public A action, at tha door of the Court Hone. In aald city, Thnraday, NoTember Sd, l.sut, at 1U o'clock a. at., the following lota or perveleof real aetata, or ao much thereof aa aiay be uecaanary to pay the amount cbarg, J and ateeaaed againat aald lou reaieetlTaly, for tbacoata and expeanea of making bide-Waik ImproTamenta upon aald lota, together with the eoata of aale, and that the aald aale will be eoaitnaed on the neat dae thereafter, vta: Friday, Not. 4th, ISM, at 10 o'clock A. ., Sae tha pnrpeaaof aall.ng each property aa may haee bean eold oa tha day Brat ai.oTe mentioned, and aut paid for, oaioiaai ua W i of ft ft of lot TS-Juatua f chellhaae. Oaner ........ . .i 33 aatTaan aaLaasaaaaT l JO, Block 41 John U Kaxna, owner lu S3 Agaa's ADDiTtoa. XjOl 16, Blo k I Heniy M yr. owner.. a io owl t luiai-t Lot IS, Block 6 John Prueti, owner a ?. Lot , do , do do .. a MoaTHIBN INLAEOaaaxT. I.otS. 5iock 1 e. M kdinonda, owner. M Lot i, do a Fred K'aterrr, own r 4 35 W1LLIAUU BOEPPLE, oetlS-td Vullactor. MILLINERY. MRS. DEACON, rtOBNEB VINE AND SEVENTH STREETS, V raabionabla Bonnet shaping, Coloring, Kepatiing and Bleaching. AU work done on abort notice. PRICES) Bat Bleaching, complete, GO rente. Binnot Bleaching, complete, 7 eenta. OatiSilw. PERFUMERY, &c. JUST RECEIVED AT 8CHLAEPFKRS 1-rug tore, liHlcaaea of the Rouiiioe Bordeaux er claret Wine. I will warrant It to be the tannine Imported article. Alao a freeh anprlv of Catawba Winea Jut received at iCULAkprKft's Drag Store, Corner Main and Swod iitreeta, !M . Ktanaviiie, Indiana. AMOTdER SUPPLY OF HAWS' aIt'SVKVS"' FaaiilT Dye Colortjuat r-.iTC!l t SCHLAKPriCR S brnr Store. flUIB CELEBRATED NS P E R FHd ETt'uk J. Buby Star, May Flower.Oiden Dew rr, Victoria R-Kiie- M'gbt l!loomin (erne. Fl.'ur Wly, aui Sumuier Flower xtrsctn jit rrceiTe.t at SCHLAKPFER'S UrugMor-. TTjl E DF C.KM1 N K Koti I "TiTU Soan Inet nctieeo and Tor ealr ,-it M'HLAKPrKK' PnnrSior-. '1 HK I.aTkVt It A IK IKKPAKAl UN j7 Jiivt what always lfr, b!y try it, It . ht b?X ifi tor ala at - cvrt.r-r Main rt. S-. or-l !r', Jy2J Ksv.itli-, Inti. COTTON EXPRESS. Bel'ffantaine Cotton Express ! OJCLV TRSI DAYS TO XKW YORK TIMS GCA RANTKF.0! ppni!4 H':i: fv:T,fs I INK FOR li.i Kt, by 1 li 'iet".'"lt t; ! v : i. u:: ts ai.U-dtt

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M05DA? ...OtTOBEB 4 -Ti siDstnirTiox tlzm-is advance On and aftir Monday, Anjtmt 1-t, H;l, tb obcrti ti jn jric of the Journal will be m fotiowt: On Year, In aJranca t'J 00 ix Month, iu idTnac.....M ..,.. 6 Tbrft M-ifith. in alyancc ' W Oil? Moiitii, in arfTa(cc.-. f Ixiiiv-rfr'j l y earner at ctuui pr week ; 10 1-BI-WEZkl.Y." On Ye.r. In ai Tat,.. 0 rix .!oiit r-jL, in ft-'i vani... 3 ;Vf Tiif ., -tr., inauvaLte 2 i Or;" Tr, In a'! van -...,..,.. .......... Si i tr; .''Soul!., in a'iTaDc,..-..,...... 75 Wff u f t'jfi-j to mala tUIa riae In tb pric jat to tf-1 r''awi ct of rxa'r ana Wtttfrini. Tt r.c Mtper ba advaijcl brarr fiO mr o-at. la th IamI two eek. Tit jritj f im.lHr hn4 avar cj Id tb tatSM ratio. We to b a bit to' rv! uc lh rata of aul cttptioo avaio in a few wfki, but at tba prnwut prica or wairr.ai anS labor cauaot jrUfclitb a r t Tfl tun rta wit boot lou. KAlliKUAii JafittlSTEB. E. A C. R. K, DEPARTS: Mall ; ;3o A. Way, Fmirtitaed Acoooimodatloc ...6 a. a. Through freight..... is: tor. . ARRIVES: Mall .: r.. A-wrawlatioft - r. m Through Freight . l:86a. . T. II. 4k. K. R. R. D E P A b T a rvk T. H. Day Elpreaa ...S:M r. Aocotu m(xiation.. .....' a M. Nlgbt Kxpreea...- - A. . ARRIVE AT T. B. Day Ixpraaa 12 :M r. u. Ac.omriialatlon..... . a: W A. m. Might Expreea l:iA. u. Theaa two roadi saaka gaod connection! at Terra Flanta. CITY 1VEWS. See First page for Editorial and Political Items. See Fourth page for miscellane ous items. Gen. John A. Mansfield Will apeak aa follow. : KTanaellle, Vanderbnrgh Co., Oct. 4'th, T r. M Waftbtngtoa, Daeleaa Co , Ort JStb, T r. a. P-teraburab, Pika Co., cl. 'J7th, Tr.it. "tasll, i'ikeC'o.,ct. 2tti, 7 r- . J.-. Imimia (Jo., Oct. ith. 7 r. . Loogooire, Hartia Co., Dot. Slat, 7 r. at. TkaUurmaoa ara reepectrhlly leTitad to attend tbaaa maailngi. Major John H. Popp Will addraaa the people la tha Geraiau language at tha following placet aad tianaa : Vincenoaa, Monday. Oct. 3lat, at P. m. Waahlngtoa, Datleaa Co., Tuaeday, Mot. lat, at 4' j P Mi borer Hill, Martin Co., Wednaaday, Mot. 2d, at i r. m. 2grGeneral Stooeman has been ex changed and has arrived at Atlanta, ac. companied by 100 officers and 400 sol diars also exchanged. Corrouoratkd. Capt Hynes, who re turned from Daviess county on Tharsday nibt, fully corroborates ear assertion that the assassins of Capt McCarty wit all Copperhead. Nobodv ever doubled it taiT'Oiir markets are exceedingly well supplied just now wilh meats an vegetables, hut it gives the sellers th lock jit it occasionally to name the price Uipy place on t'leir itock. Prices ar from 20 to 50 per cent higher h'-re lLaii n Terre Haute or even in Cincinnati. ' I'ead. Young Iienner, who had b nrms bluwo oil while firing a salutA Terre llauie ou Thursday, died on Fri .lay. O.n a Cami-anix The Crescent City Silver Hand, accompanied by a number of geutlemen from this city, leave today for Illinois, where they expect to spend a week, making musiu such aa they alone caa make, at various places where Gen. John A. Logan has appointments. The citizens of Egypt will enjoy a luxury that few people are favored with, that of hearing; the unrivalled music of the Crescent City Silver Wfud. Latist from the Froht. Sherman's advance encamped ou Tuesday night on tho Coosa river, near Glen Willie, eiht miles west of Rome. lis is pushing on, by a route parallel with that of Hood, and a few miles to the east ef him. No fighting of consequence had taken place. ftaJTGen. Canby officially announces the recapture oi thirteen battle flags taken from Gen. Banks during his Red river campaign. A large rebel mail taken at the same time, shows the great despondency of the rebels of Western Mississippi. Capt. Klisce. We hear that this gallant and patriotic officer has been assigned to duly at Louisville), as Master of Transportation on the various railroads leading from that city. We know no man better qualified for the responsible daty. lie i a live man, and his heart is always in the right place. Guerrillas at Oweksboro. We are informed by a gentleman from Owensboro, that thertj wereSOgaerrillas in that towa yesterday morning, and that the country back of that place swarms with the scoundrels. Acousiderable force are reported to be at Yelvington, and another consider, able body was met near Calhoun going in that direction. Senatorial Contest. We learn, says the Terre Haute Dtmocrat, that the necessary papers have been filed in the Clerk's olice, notifying Bayless W. HanDa that his seat in the State Senate will be contested, on the ground that he is not a citizen of the Senatorial district It is notorious that he has bad no settled home or abiding place for a long timeoscillating between Crawfordsvil'e, EvansYille, Illinois, and elsewhere. V emsox. A. number ot our citizens, who l.wc manly sport in the sere-leafed i"ore;, returned to t!e city on Saturday Tcnir,;.-, a-ter a week's hunt on White Uivc-r. Tin- fn,;u of their sport were 9 deer, tied a Urge number cf wild turkeys, ducks, nuaiu, Ac-i Among the number were our friends Chris. Kratz.Wm.JLAikmaaJira Wiluhire aud othsrs. They represent their week s sport as excellent, and we congratulate them on their great success. T'ciere was nothing in the remarks of Aleck worthy of remembrance- rimes. . Yet you seem to retain a very sensitive remembranco of something in hia remarks.

Major Botiiisoa t the Wigwam Acother Large Meeting a Plain and PoTerfal Speecli. Sobs 2,000 people Assembled at the '.Vigwam oo Satardaj night, to htur Major Robinson. This is the Crst time the Major iiM appeared in public speech this season, and there was aa eager anxietj to hear him. Thsre was splendid music, as usual, bj the Crescerit City Silver Band, and Major Kobinsou's speech did not disappoint expectation.

The Major has a great prcner.si, to call things by their right names, and he beliefs that what is treason in Georgia nd Tennessee is treason in Iadiana, that men in Indiana who act and taif. ke men act aad talk in Georgia or South Carolina, as far as ther can without taking np arms against the Got erament are traitors; and he believes that a ticket nominated by traitors, and a platform derisedby traitors, is a traitor platform and a traitor ticket, and be so expressed it His speech was of each a character as ! cannot be controverted, for he spoke by the record, and spoke of that with which all are familiar. lie gave some excellent advice to Union men, which they should carefully consider and practice. We wish every man in the State could bear Maj. Robinson's plain, practicable, uncontrovertible truths, and his plain and forcible uanner of putting them. His speech was highly appreciated and loudly applauded. Col A. J. Fletcher, being called on, taade a speech in his usual forci ble and fearless style, which was well re ceived by the audience. Having seen traitors act and heard them talk in East Tennessee, be is well prepared to judge of and distingaish the same class in onr midst, differing only io their greater meanness in that tbey seek safety and protection under the old flag, only to abme, denounce and calumniate those who are laboring to maintain its honor and to extend its sway We were glad to see several present who feel that they nave been in lal company and have begun to feel a desire to leave a corrupt and demoralized party nd array themselves on the side of their country. GfTTiko Use ast. We notice some of the McClellaa papers are already mani festing a little shakioees at the fact of Harrison, Grand Secretary of the Sons of. Liberty, being put on the witness staad to testify against bis traitoroas as sociates. His testimony opens ap rich and it is said it will grow richer, even to oiliness before it closes. Wake np, Copperheads! Carrmgton and Hovey are after you. Movbmests of Gobrbillas. From gentlemen frem th Greea river country we learn that the guerrillas in consider able numbers have btvn crossing Green river, going West and South for several days. On Saturday morning about two bun dred crosaej tt Curdsvi'iln, but our in furmant did not learn who was in com maul. By passengers on theTarascon we learn tha! the gray-backs have disappeared from the line of the river above, and are supposed to have gone South. All through Kentucky they have stolen horses wherever they could find them of a suitable character. On Saturday a party of them were in Henderson, and the gunboat Moose coming up they left ia haste, their retreat being accelerated by a few shells from the guns of the Moose.' It is still unsettled what brought sc large a number into that country. Arraagements, we are happy -to learn, are now on foot to look after the thieving scoundrels, and we bops to hear soeo that they hare met with rough usage. The only avowed object of their coming Into Kentucky was to regulate the election, and to see that the McClellaa men had the privilege of voting. fT" We had the pleasure of meeting Capt Charley Churchill, late of the 3Sth Illinois, in the city. His time of service has expired, but Charley says he will have to return to the service and see the thing through. He thinks the Home Guard can take care of the enemy in the rear, since the late elections. t&m About ha.if a dozen guerrillas under a rascal named Stauifer, went to Covington last Thursday night to capture Gov. Chase, and remained there several hours. In all that time, there was not the slightest interference with them. Covington is a very ill-smelling abalition hole. Louisville Journal Half a dozen or even a less number of guerrillas go into Henderson almost daily, and there is aot the slightest interference with them. Ia Henderson "a very ill-smelling Abolition hole?" Badly Hirt. From the manner which the several editors, ostensible and svb rota, howl, it is evident that they feel very badly damaged by the plain home thrusts given them by Rev. Alex. Sterrett, on Thursday night last His limning of certain characters was so true to the life and displayed such artistic ability that we may expect a diatribe of invectives from the subjects of his pictures, until after the Presidential election at least, when its railing and its life will probably cease together. " For they shall gnaw a file and shall flee into the mountains of Hepsidam. where the iion roareth and the whaBgl doodle mourneth her Erst bora." tT We know of two brave soMier boys who voted on Tuesday last, one of them nine times, aud the other twentyone times. Both of them are since sorrv ibat they vote i for Morton, but they did it, and it is so recorded. State Sentinel Of course the above is an unmitigated lie, but it serves to illustrate the Demo" cratic love and respect entertained tor the soldiers by the McClellanitea. Soldiers will remember these base calumnies at the November election. .Governor Morton was announced to speak at the Cooper Institute oa Saturday night Th " ConiiMnlAl ' Rank " rill cot open nntil November 1st

A-VD2EW ZCSII5E. The subject of this sketch was born in

Antrim, in the north of Ireland, Jan. 1739, and came to America in 1819. Having a pooi education, he engaged for sometime in tf aching, but finally set. tied cn a farm near Lrir.sville, and made it his home. Here he lived till he was the sole survivor of his family; till he saw the grave cicse over Lis wife, three sons and two daughters. Two of his sons came to viperous manhood, one fell ia youth, and tlie two daughters passed away in m'aney. ;iarring a second time, he leaves now a widow to moarn his sudden departure. A few weeks ago he went with 3Ir,s. Erskine to visit some friends in Illinois. On their return they came t Odio (the crossing of the Illinois Central A Ohio A Mississippi Railroads) to take the train on the O. & M. Railroad east to Vincennea. While waiting- at the depot for the cars, the gentleman with whom he was earnestly conversing, suddenly started np, saying, " Here is oar train.' They went oa beard hurriedly, and had gone severalaasiles before tbey discov ered that they were on the Illinois Cen tral Road, bound for Chicago. At the first station they 'stopped, to wait far the evening train returning. He was greatly troubled on aceeuat of the mistake he had made, and to Mrs Erskine be remarked, several times, "There is fatality in this." This was on Friday morning, October 7th. During the day be was more than usually re served and thoughtful, and spent a con siderable time in reading the New Testa ment Scriptures It was known to a ftw of his friends that for some time past he had derived great consolation from our holy religion, and that he had a fun 'rust ia the world's Redeemer. On the evening train thef returned and reached Odin at 9 p.m. Io going to a place of entertainment, where they would wait for the morning train to Yin cennes, tbey had to cross the track of the O. and M. Railroad A train (bound w est) standing on ice tracK at a snort distance, and having no locomotive head-tight, started suddenly in the dark ness and without a signal, and struek Mr. Erskine just as he was leaving the track. His left foot was crushed, he was thrown down, and received severe injuries ia bis side and bead. As be began to recover from the shock, and was being raised upon the platform, he saw Mrs. Erskine near, and remarked: " Did I not tell you there was some fatality in this?" .From the injuries thus received he suffered nntil Sunday, 3 o'clock a. us., when he calmly folded bis bands upon his breast and peacefully sank to rest, closing bis eyes in the long, last sleep. For several years Mr. Erskiue bad spent much time in traveling, especially tbroogh England and Ireland, croniog the ocean five times. He a bo visited many portions of our own couatry. Io some places be protracted his stay until it amounted iilmeil to a temporary resid"nca. This was tbe ce in London and on the Ie! of Jersey. In these travels lie uisue tbe acquaintance! of many eminent statesmen, with whom he kept up a correspondence to the time of his death. In early Iifo he was a communicant in tbe church, and though after coming to this country ha never attached himself to any branch of the church, yet he was a firm believer in the truths and principles of religiwn. In his dealings with men he was strictly upright and concieutions, and no one ever found occasion to call in (uestion bis integrity. In acts of benevolence he was known, bun not so well by thn world as by those who received his charities, aad many there are who have been blessed by his kiadnes aad liberality, who will now mourn the loss of a benefactor. Long will his memory be cherished by a large circle of friends, both at home and abroad. And he will be remember ed as the worthy citiien, the intelligent traveler, tbe high toned Christian gen tleman, the pure patriot, and the friend of the poor. PeT "Aleck is six feet high" neiiher mentally or physically, and if his uncalled-for allusions to gentlemen (?) last evening should result in his scuddiDtr down Main street io all tbe agoniee of inaeceni terror, be must console himself with the reflection that in his efforts to degrade the pulpir, he has succeeded only in degrading himself. r.wtes. Tbe furtive threat of violence contained in the above toward Rev. Mr. Sterrett, is rich in the extreme. This whole community would be glad to know the source whence that "scudding down Main street In all the agony of indecent terror" shall arise; whether the terror shall arise from the editor of tbe Timet, ostensible, or to the "gentlemen" to whom those "allusions" were made; aad moreover, when that "terror" is brought to bear cn "Aleck Sterrett," the people, generally, want to be there to see. We have heard cf a man senddiag through saloons in terror, but we are inclined to believe that Mr. Sterrett will neither terrify or scad very muchly. Terrible Accident. The Terre Haute Exprett of Friday says: " Yesterday evening, while Holmes's Battery were firing a satate in honor of Sheridan's last victory, tbe pan was prematurely discharged, and Joseph Rcner and Daly were seriously in jured, the former no doubt fatally. Tbey were engaged in ramming the cartridge down, when the man who had his thnmH on the touch-hole from some cause ! . go, and the gun was discharged. Joseph Renter had both arms torn off, one above the elbow and tbe other beiow. He was also severely bruised about the i breast and face. No hopes were entertained last evenin? of his recovers Daly had a portion oi one hand torn off. " Et-nner served a term of service' in the Z2i Indiana, and was a hard-working, iodnstrious mechanic." tSy " But, as is now freely confessed, Mr. Voorhees was much stronger than bad been anticipated. Terre Haute Journal Who confesses it? We have not heard any Union man make saeh a confession. Aad more, his majority was over twentyfour hundred two years ago, and is about six hundred now! Take oat the fraudulent votes cast for him and stc&d for him, and he is defeated by a handsome majority. "Anticipated," indeed! Terr II aut t Dem.

Axotheb Fiizle. On Saturday night last a lot of boys in Evansville e Odertook to get np an Abolition torch-lijht demonetration. Tbey filled a Government wagon with torpedoes, shooting crackers, kky rockets, and a. brass band, followed by a iot of boys. At the star! the band struck ' np, the mules ran off, the fireworks expired in the wagon, the drem bursal, the wheel ran off, the boys ' fell' out, tbe mules fell down, the horns were mashes', end the processioc

was pronounced a " bg thing oo wheels. . L,uurilU Democrat t Here our readers hive a specimen pf " Democratic hocesty " and truthfulness. It is by such unbluehinir and ridiculous faUehoods that the toilowers of Vai'andigham, Voorhtt-s, Wickliffe, Powell, and other traitors, North and South, ex-p-K.t to elect McCleSIan. The Loaisville Democrat is not cn exception among McCSellan papers , We have one at home here that can equal it ia mendacity if not m ability. Washimgtos, Oct 12 8 :40 P. M. Son. Simon Draper r - - - I be hospital vole in ftashville is: Union, . 1,800; opposition, 200. The soldier' vote stands in about the same proportion wherever heard from. " H M. Stanton. ' Telegraphing votes ia hospitals is a great business for a Secretary of War in times like Uese. -After all, the hospital votes show nothing but the drilling and the tyranny practiced by Stanton and ais understrappers. Lou. Journal Sech dispatches as the above hart yont feelings, do n't they Journal t Sun ton ought to quit sending them. gTTbe Cincicaati Commercial is now being printed on stereotype plates, tne same as the iew pt Tribune and other Eastera dailies. Tbey have not got the arrangements fairly perfected yet, and consequents the Commercial does aot preseat so fine a typographical appearance as it will when such arrangement, are perfected. BAHK OF THE UNIVERSE. . pant np Cee oonlrecta ear powers ; Tha boaodieaa l atrines ta ooxa.'1 Office of Discount and Deposit, W. J. Lowest Co, No. 1, First Street WASTED. $100, 000 of good Commercial Ealls-2 to 4 Months to ran; Government Vouchers; Orders on Washington : Gold, Gold Conpons and Silver; City and County Orders ; Uncurrent Money, FOR SALE. Gold, Silver, Government Bonds of tU descriptions, Exchange on KevYork, 3incinnati, Lonisvil'e and St. Lottis. Drafts on all pr rts of Europe. Interest paid on Time Deposits, ac cordngto speual agreement Car Bark open from 8 o'clock, A. M. to 3 o'clock, P.M. Oct 21 3t ' Tua Ers asd E.r. Dr. Gardner, the celebrated 0.-ulist and Aurist of Ne lurk, who b4 beetj practicing with great socefss in Indianapolis and other cities in this State, ioterfrls ta visi 1 : It. T . t . . ... . i.eui,i.e. t t,ie jjocior wiii be pre pated to receive patients on Thursday, October 2Vth oflico at the American House. Those requiring medical or surgical aid for Selective sight or hear. in; bad better avail themselves of the opportunity of consulting hits as soo as he arrives, as his time will be limit ed, he having to falfill other engage ments in other parts of tbe State. uct 21. tr Appis. 200 barrels saperior Greea Apples in store and for sale by DocEsa A DrsoccBET. Bacon. 2 casks prime Gear Sides jnst received and for sale by DOCEER A DCSOCCHST. Lard. 10 tierces prime Leaf Lard jast received and for sale by DocEsa A DesoocHrr. HcirxjCTAaTgRs 2nd Reg. 1st Batt, ATT,) ' 1 1ST BRIGADE, I'D. JLECIOJT bvansville, Ind., Oct. 21, 1864. Tbe several companies of tha 2ad Regiment, 1st Battalion Indiana Legion, will keep themselves ia readiness to be called into active service. Arms and accoutrements are required to be kept io a clean and effective condition. At tbe sound of the alarm guns and bells, the commanders of companies will im mediately report their commands oa Maia street. Vicroa Bisca, Colonel Commanding. J. H. Sosbtao, A. A. G. Oct 22-2td. t&" A large safe can b bought cheap T "PplJ'Dg at the Continental Bank. Oct22 2t a a . i x. eej-e-..,,. l s. m HO! for COAL MINERS! U 'ANTED IM MEDI ATELT SO COOD COAL, Mmere at oar new micee, eight nlleo from "e aeonin or wreea jaieer. ateaoy amp oy meat, aad tiaecaea eeery e. . If required. Far par ticalara enquire at oar effioe, ke. g Water etreet aboTe bun. eel Bank, or p. Oersbmok a Oroeery "4-lw THOMAS A BAbaOM. GROCERIES. FOSTER BROS., ao. west Second Street, CIJCIXIATI, O. Sfir to tie Trade at the koweet ratae, a eey large BWCJK OT oTlTLE UD F15CT GROCERIES, Coaaiatlng, ia part, of ColTe i Rio, Laaroayra, Marioabo. Jara. Saaarart Sew Drieaaa, Caba, Porto Rico, Eaat. era K-Oaed. wl aad Symp la greet variety, quality, and parAaxee. ' . T?2ZTQU'Wim' Toang Byaoa, 8p4ecei Sateaeg, Cloree, Clnnaiaoa, Spits, Perp-r. aad Ginrer. 1 ebaece i Chewing, Fine Cat, and Smoking a lar atock. Ctararoi Imported aad Doanaetie fall a. eon meat. BiC ""'; OweMle.-Paache., StrawberrWe, BlavAberriee, Raarbemea, Qmc, pre. OooeT' bemee. Chorrie Grarea. Pin. a t . Greea Car. Peaa, Ojatera, Lobeiere,' Mackerel! Sardine. Ac. ' Eire, R.aina. llmneda. VnkMfl w.i Picklee, Prna.rea. candy, god, wood War' .aocea. Cort.7. Tama. Twi. Oerdag., Match; B erkitz. Ink. Paper, Soap, CandJee. Starch. Irte StoSa, Sail,, CouSah, flerring. A ccj AUCTION SALE. Sale of Condemned U. S. PROPERTY! THERE WILL BE SOLD, AT THE COVE! X anent atablaa la ETaoaTllie. lad . oa Wedae day, tha lta day el October, laoa, commeaclaa at lu o'clock a. a., 37 Head of Horses, Mares, Colts, Aad ether Prwparty. The aala will coaUnoa frOBa day to ear anul all ia aiapoaad of. TEEMS CASH. By order ef CAPT. T. H. ETE at AST, oaclS O. aad A. A. O.. M. EIAM XKLSOV, AaeUoaaar.

DRY GOODS.

Jaquess & French, No. 10 First 2 1 rest, 1381 SUMMES STOCK 1864.' .Wholesale.1 PepartmeEif We would call tbe attention of all Wholesale Dealers visiting this city to the fact that we have iust received one of the largest and most complete stocks of F O X E I & TS' AND DOMESTIC DRY Ever brought to this market, eonsisti eg or Brown Sheeting and Shirtings, Bleached Goods. American and Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cashmeres, 8atinetts, Tweeds, Cotton ades, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves and Hosiery, Ac, Ac. Also a fall stock of Notions. These Goods were all bought before the great advance ia prices, and we will guarantee to sell as low as the same kind of Goods can be bought in any market House FiiraisMiig ABB Retail Department. Ia our House Foraishing Department we nave g ion stock oi Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Brigs, Matts, Window Shades Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil Cloths, Ac, Ao., making the most complete stock to he found In Evans? ille. IN THE Eetail Department We have a full stock of Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and Plaid Ginghams, Prints 3-4, 4-4, 5-4,, 10-4 Bleached and Brown Cot tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu larsand Sacques. Ladies' Sua Urn brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Netting and Bars, Ac, to which we would call the attention of all wishing to parchases ia our line of business. ySO-lf JAdlEIS et PRKSCII, 10 Wlret H treat. kTaairll a INSURANCE AGENCY. HOME nfSTJRANCE COMPANY o NEW YORK Office, No. 13S Broadway. Cash Capital $2,000,000 00 Assets. 1st Jan., 1864, 3,286,270 33 Liabilities 75,803 32 Tbe Home Inearaaoe Campaay faetiraa egatnet Loaa or Daaaagw by Pit aa llwellla aad their eosteata. Sir a tet-aa of frwaa 1 to S year a the aeoat faeorab la tereaa. Stem, W areboaaea. Woe ka ef Menbaadlaa, Prod ace, Haaafaetartea, Machine aal ell lnearadlo property, at fair aad esoitabte ' INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation. aniDeaaot anna the ltliMi Lakao, Canada and Ballrada, aa low aa the aavtare f the rieka will hear, with tairaaaa to the aaaared aad the Company. A dj Bating all bare fairly, and pr aaptly pay 1 at them. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pree't. .. w. WILMABTH, VhmPraa-t. J. Mil tow Sam, Secretary. Jean MoOaa, Aaa't Bee'y. Applketloaa atada to aad pelleted 1104 by A. O. MALLEI E BOH. Ag'M, First Street, Bear Poet OfSoa. INCORPORATED 1847 CITY FiPw) Inauranco Company, HARTFORD, CONN. Capita, aCO,000 S. 0. WAITE, Ree'r. O. 1. BOWEaS, Praa't w- a. rail;!, weaarai Agaat, aeaiolag U Cbtoag. Ilia. CASH CAPITAL ABD SCEfLCS S3ZT.S40. Tkhj Oompaay laaorea aeaiaat torn aad eaenagi by Sra oa Dwailiaga aad their Cateata, atone, arabawaea. Stock of "arcbaadlae. .a n i!7 able property at aa .aawabia rata of eremtaia aayother aoVreot aad relmkie Cwmpaay, t nrig AppUoatLwa taada to aad PcTlcieeiaeitM by A.O. HALLECE 4 o Pint Street, awar Poet OSca, aagf-lrd BeaaMna PHOTOGRAPHS. D. II. WRIC.IIT'8 Photograph Gallery, Bo. 8 SECOND STREET, (EllloeC. Old SUad.) EVAHJVILLE, ISD aeaVCarta 4 Varlf. Vlgaotta, er arge Pbotcgrapaa, eltaer from llm, or epiad from eU Pt. area, earruiM aejsai t aaT froaa Eaauara Otta aat a4 eaaawaabla -. - mttf SHIRT MANUFACTORY. J. SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, cm oa sooond ot, II PUI a auca. SHIRTS MADE TO OEDEE FEOM KEA8srawet and St wem . . ready. aaadeSbiru aad dollar. aJwayaoa baad-aavd at price that will aalt tbe parchaaw. Tackina -aia,tichitg Baoau, e., an erlU T-T-ntia 3V USavipaiBCctTbankfal for past SaTora tbe nbecriber reepect Silly aolicit coalaaaa. "'erally beelowed tyt the peart See yeln. " SADDLERY HARDWARE CHARLES BABCOCK, Importer aad Dealer la C A Saddlery Hardware, Spriaera, Axle, Waxel Werkt, Dava. uki, Varmlala, Harm, XmaJdl Pataat Laatkar, Fadl Bsdma, STSrJrMBtCi ekwm dt. IVo. O MJIXIX T.

GROCERIES

CONDENSED 3 III, tat MILK. ii ioi"u caua Coi il ns -d il. A. CDKhVj. dwS-Q - lb caL treeli H-uey ut II. A. CVK. 0 ; djz f n k h c l a m 14 doa frb Salmon, 12 ui-a do Lobi,e, dos picxrbd i !ma, d a u LoUU'r. U. A. COOK'S. COVE OTSTLS! J tlter, t -.Vs dtfB I t:d i lb can. Cev . H. A. On'k'S. I E E l. b Co h N i Ll PKAS.-2., VJ Peae, ar.d W dox liieen lora, at H. A ova Gree.i COOK'S. 1jCbnf.it n.sv:u'j :sltkcts s d. l ju aaeorto i-d Ex:rc a at II. A. OH'K'ia. IA 13BI.S spur Pk AS, 1VJ 6 b'.U P-url Earb-T, S Hint's! Heal, 3 bblt Farina. 1 case tea:t S-, 1 I bl Gr-ft Peae. 1 bbi Millet Seed, at n. A. COOK'S. IJ'KVsH BLACiiBKtiUlAs. 4"o. rant freah 1? Blatkherriee. at R A CrtOK'S. STKA WBEKUtkS tXlillltKKIil Si doa cane Ineb Strawoerrwe, 5U dv-s do do Cberrie. at H. A. COOK'S. PIE FKt'IT IS OLAjt.-aodoa aaenrtl v.itranta, Ucoeeberrue, Raerrberrie. and t berrha H. A. CtHb'S. CHOICE FAMILY Family Soar at K'AP. bos' choice H. A. COOK'S. OLIVE OIL. SdcaaeeOliTe Cil,la qnarta ; and 10 eaaea ds pinta. at II. A. Cook S. QTO.NE WARE. 5,lD gala Mono Were, troai V.J rmum, Ohio, foraala at I I Pottary pricM at B. A. tXKiR'S. Tj'BESH CAN PINE APPLES 1H) f.vt raaa P choice Pine Appb-a at H. A. C. UK'S. u k.sU CAN PEACHES. 300 da tmi freak P Peacbecat H. A. COtiK'S. IT'EATHEB DLSTSlo.-i dos aaaoiicd elite . Feat bar Dnatera, the only eeeortatcat to be luaadia the city, at II. A. CtX'K'S. 1)ICKI.K! PICKLE! ii bbla rhowa 1'lck tea. I'l V, bbl do u ' lb ton gal kegt do IS Are do do aj , tida 1 gal do 40 doa t gal do doa V gal do to doa gal do at H. A. COOK'S. POMATOB CATffCP. 1 bbl choice Teutoe X Cateup, at H. A. COOK'S. C CHOICE TkASI J cbeau aaeorted Yonng II eoa Tea, da dnnpw(br Tea, ioi do Imperial Tea, 3 le do eeeorted Black Taa. - oo apa ao AH IhaaboToTeaa war aelectad liy ntaelf, and I oO.r theia to tba tradaaa b Ing the le.t ia thanaraei. All ara aaked to try them. Sam pi', will oa girea wneo aaked.at 11. l.lncK S. S caeaa preeeircd Oinger, at n. a roou's. HAM SAtAt.kl 11 S.-0 lbj Me Pear.. a-jm tliliig new and il. A. COOK . pic. Call and try It, at nrsF cipeb tiKkiur.. X 90 bbla pare Cloar Vtsegar at H.A aKIK'S. J)LATT A CO.'B BALTIMOKE OVelEud I . JaacaiTed daily, warraated freab. 11. A. COOK, Ajt.-i.t. f ACKEBAL HERRIN(i-CODF!!!i! AT A. S I III Ho o 1 Matkeral. S bbla No. S do A bbl. bio. S do 11 S bbla S do , lSJdo)ie.S do 40 da aaeorted d 7Skitu d da 10 bbla rierring, 10 W bbla do M baa Dry do S.Ouii the new CulSah, at n. A.COOK1. DEI ED BEEF AND BaOiS. S.KOO fce Sugar Cored llama. .) S- ao d Drwd Bcf S.aw the Shonldera, aal B-iarldea. 4.UU0 t Bib Bidea, fur aala l "Il.A. COOK. CtBOOOLATE COCOA Ac. J SS boat Sweet Cboclata. S da Vanilla do Plata da Cocia, IS do S do S do Bremen, for aala by II. A COOK. OTlCttNEf A rook 'S MfeTARD O dad s I lb ca n U A P. MneUrd, 44 doa V, do do do i doa do do do Tbe aboee la i he beat M v aiard eeer off .red to t be trade: For aale oa.y at U. A. cook '9. Raisiks cfiimnns. Ac. 4t bvi Laver baia.nt, l'i Vi d i dj d j AO do do do 10 caaka freah 7.tatl Curraiita, lu boxea do Uea Cltrona, HI mete "erdle-a rUialne, 3 bbla Turk.aa Franra, 2 do Ui-rmee l aara, aiati Delta, at H. A. COC K S. ASH DLl'K 4i boe Wa.li Pitta In f.Uan, 1U groea do do la Wul l...l-a, et H. A. ook'S. ESSENCE Corrttl"0 lojia aa..d Kea. ace of Cftre. at U A CtHiK'A. I1BIME LEAF LABI)! IS li-rcee cliilce Leaf A Laud, al u. A. COOK'S. ROPE, Co K H A U E, A N I) T WISE! 1A dua aMvrted riMl t orda, IA d a.) aaet Waeh Llaee, Wi wile aeortd It'ip., bu) .i aaeortod TH.e. at 11. A. COOK'S. UrOOU TRAl'S AND IIUWLK 1U anlaT sorted Viowd Howie, and 2 d .i Trara, .1 11. A. CtlOK H. UTASII BOABDS-Tt BS-BCCEETSI-doa aaeorted Tube, iwdua do Bnckete. Sudvs d Veek Brda, 10 doa do Cedar Barketa, at H. A. COOK'S. MAT. HESIti ca Mau baa, al Oatea'a cebbrated I lua II. A.COOK S. COR.f MEAL.-I'iv boah frreh Crn M.al.al H. A. COOK'S. JB IT ECOA L 01 1 LTbbie7waTrrrt"ed" A No. 1 Coal till at H.A. CfiK ft. VEHMICELLI AND M ACA BR'ih I T ao bnx FFF Vermicelli i 30 boaea F F F Mar.rroal lor aala by n. A. CCMiK. BANKERS. BANK, No. 4 First Street EVANSVILLE, IXD. " 1 ,; CO., i oirieior. C. B. HENRY Cathier, Will open November 1st for the Iranian of a General Bankinrr liusincHs. Riu.;.l ... . .. aucuuun Kiren to io e purcbase and sale of IP tft IT i 1 i 9 Government Bonds AND VOUCHER SD TO TBE Interest of Depositors. OYSTERS MANN & CO.'S OYtTKB liXEFISa DEPOT. 83 Main St., Evansville. led., Frank Eellcei-, A?'t. FBASE FE T.KER HAS HADE ABBANfjEmeate to receiTs daily, by Expreea. fr-eh Beltjajore Oyatera, ia cane and caaee, aad fre h Lake Fiahand Lobetera. He ia tha aole agent fr tba city of ETanariile. Tboaa cceiring to feaat on th. palatable and lueciooe loxarica, will find them at hie etw. ,T2' SORGHO MOLASSES. FI5B ABTICLE OF NEW ftn&GBO MO- , by KEILLT at CO., 7iMaia atraat.

MACHINISTS.

REITS HAftJEY, kit mm. . EVAirSVILLT, IND., Hanufactnrera of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS, AKD CmCTJLAR SAW MILLS Of the most Approved Pattern. : ALSO : All kinds of Machinery appertaining to Railroads, Steamboats,. Distilleries, Flouring Mills. , SUGAR MILLS,'. or all sties with tte latest Improva. meats attached ; Tobacco Screws, Portable Engines, &c, &c, ttc. Houso Fronts, Grates, Railing, Iron and Brass Castings of every description. DEALERS IB Steam Gauges, Gum Belting, Fh Brick, Wrought Iron Pipe, Bolting Cloth, Ac, at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. Repairing done at short notieev Wsrkmtaat ttat ta all parts te as f rtrk atmal re pal r Sellers dk Macklaiar SkST A 11 reVra will rerarie onr tadlrldnal attaa. tioa aad will be promptly Sited a tbe BMt rwaaoaabw I OELce and Foundry on the Can corner of Ingle Street. i -- ! H1LJ KM BOOTS, SHOES & HATS. P. SEMONIN, Wholesale Dealer BOOT). 5t SHOES A SB MATS & CAPS, No. 25 MVIIV (STREET, Has in store a large and well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES of the best qualities, and will continue to receive the whole season, direct from the manufacturers, the best and latest styles, which I will sell as low as any House In the West X 3ZT JDL T - The largest ami best assorted stock of fine Fur, Silk, and Panama, Leghorn, Canton, Palm Leaf, and in fact all other description suitable for the opening trade. ALSO Ladies,' Misses and Children's Plain and Fancy Trimmed Hats, the finest stock ever brought to this market, all of which I offer to the trade as low as the lowest. Call and examine my stock before making your pur chases. 53rlNTo Goods at retaiL K3!rNo charge for Boxes and Drayage. SASH AND DOORS. JAMES STEELE, '.eacoaaaor to Braaxa A Hcavaa.) . :C0SD ST., BIT. CHESTS CT ASDOHIBBT, KTASBVILLE, IXDUM. ASH, DOORS, WINDOW BUNDS Dressed Lumber Searda, Lartha, A-., of every deecrlptfoa eoaetectly baad. Packinc Boxee of ail kiada made to eg. erdr. (rawing ol erary kind seae oa tba aim leal urtieo. aoIS-la HUIbyNELL & SONS, OOBEEB WALNUT STBEKT ABO CABAL, EVANSVILLE, IND., Hare oa band tba large! lot asnes, Doers, Blinds, Prames, If Ever Maaafactared la tka Wait. THEY ARE OF OUR OWN MAZE. ,!k t" of VfhJI Plae Ml PapaJar f54Bf of U Wade aaadaaadaariac '""oeoripaloBS doa at t he abortaat aUoe.