Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 October 1864 — Page 2

UNION ..NATIOHAxTcTICKET.

FO PIIKSIOKST i .5 j bATCB0V-.

Abraham Lincoln hi

Of Illinois.

FOR VICE-PIIESIOKST - ANDREW JOHNSON,

- Of TenM Klcetaral Tlefcet. roa xnwrroaA ay lasob. Daeld 8 (.I'rtlUK, Of IlkDCOrk. Bicbard W. Thompson, of Vigo. fob stats gi.x-rnas. 1st District James C. Denny, of Knox. - John S. WmghUnd, of Hr,encer. Id District Cyrus T. Nixon, of Clark. Francis Wilson., of Oregon. M District Henry B. Prllcbard, of itartbolo- , - - ,. Blew. . - . ' i - JIiuliiioBXrftM.cf Ijnrrc.l "Atti District Leonids Sexton, of Bush. U. V. Kyp-r, ofFranklla. Sth THatrtet BenJ. F. lyitl, ' VayetW. Joshn R. Mellett.of Henry, th irttrU,t-J. I- Wright, of VLozn,ma , . Ll Ornen.af filielby. 71 IMstrlat -John Osborn, of Putnam. TfaomAA N. Kite, of Parka,- : Ijr Of lh rMatrlct R. P. Davidson, or Tlpr -ano. Benjamin F Gregory, of Werran. aih Til.trtet fAina B. Ballard, of White. AroD nrny, of fortr. 1Mb UiitrlAt TimoUiy K !T K. Hick cklnAon, th-Kalb. IMIlet KlUionrna, of Klkimrt. 11th biiUlet "hn M. Wallace, of Oraut.

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WANTED. Two Substitutes Wanted. &rPl IACH WII.L BtC l'AtD TO TWO " mn who will o AAbetttuUa for oca j Mr. Kon'iU-A at tbiAA&ire. x:tzl-til . .FOR SALE. it BECOSD-UAND HAY PRr.iK. Z - Ar ttf jibas. J Water AtrtM. A TWO BTOBT BRieK IIOtlHB ON l.tK?(.'!' treat, onutalalug ell tomrtm, flo ol r, a oil (od oaUhoneea. Let 4 h I VI feen epleniJid har.ain le othred. nAlr of . ," . ... . HVVttVPH KCHit, ' ! . .. .aVa r..ttA At : (ifll'e tindar frowuit AtArehAVtiMS". J A 'Mt'liXAK-a Voji Xr-Vi hlh. iJlK t-Ai ll workA ar,whr. Af.pl to w lw,in the Oorernaitnt (lahlA, octat Iw , .. ., ( ATA BAROAIK. TWO iH.t TWO HTOBV 7 V. frame dirllln hf' rat1r WAlnnt Will m tMi vir iu if Atipl 1l0rri.d MAde won PoMeaal'Ui Rt" tmmnli.t'W. - . Illfl. li. tiAKVIN, K ill 4eod Third Htwt. rilWOBTOBY URIC HOIBK EOB BALK, I altiiAUd en,errth AtUHtt. ptwmn Hrram Arid Vine ; contalne nix toota end kitchen, willf IUr, WodhonA, aJ BtitU, the whole ri., l.lng hack tn ad Alley. Tirrat tuf. loqnir . n ureaifHi or of stoehit x n Igirln . til-ln ;-I.B. i ;WBI0 H T NI rLIOHT OriilONBTEPH, OB8TAIBH, J for AAle. Aleo, a tut of old Iron. Anpry to B. K.t.ONAhT, oMIt Cor. Sixth Aonnie and rrent et. Church Property- f or-Baler fltUI TBIJSTKKS Til K LOCUKT BTBEK'P I Methodlet Ohnnh ofl-r tor Aula their oi l Otiar-h on Locaet Afreet, between Meaond an I Third, At a bargain Buqnlre of ABA IOEf.KHART, Third etnet. Kt tr 7MNkl"ill.MliiicN('Ji A-Orl AALE. The apian . L did reidnceand Kro,in,'iif the late H. V. Cav oil crrr. finely hetod In the luimmiiale lclulij ol Mt. Vernon, Indiana, ore olfnrfd to puwheMi 4 at iiri?eUai. The Kruuudi ruiitttin about erirn aoree. ann the premieee are In complete repair f'rein deelroiliof nurchAitlnjr one of th hwrid AUBieet plaree in Hntithern I iidiaHa, are referred tl K. M. Bi'KNUKII, K. , Mt. Vnrnon, or J St. J. II AN III. IC II, Ka., KvauaTille. LIBRARY NOTICE. MMIK LIBRARY R1K1M ARE NOW OPEN 1 to the Blm kholdi'rA and ftilbarrlbete of the Association. To the gentlemen who do out own a stiArA in the Lihrasy, we would at thai there are comf.rtable cbaire, bright light., and mmllnl la the roome, where too can aixlr apAtid your leiauretluio pleanl)y, by reading oaperA fn rtmll perte of the onunfry, heelilra baring the prlTllKe of Being any of the book, out of a eetoctlon 1 over four thousand volume,, ail for the aunt of hve dollars ier year. The female Teachers of the city will tie permitled to u the Library At the rate of two Jul ara per Annum. Although we beve a large aumlier of Block, boldera, we afml auaa, end wo would r -ei ct rul I y uggct to All thA ' new omrni,M who Are going to make Kvansvliia their honie, that lire Is a got, g place to put your shoulders to the wheel, and nt ouly blp one of the h. st Institntiotis in theotty along, lint you wilt cooler a (anting benefit oo yourMilvee and your ahereof the rlalng generation, ST Uooms lu Marble 11.11 Itnii.llng. " ll. II. LANI'llkAR, bct-4-lw lUcorillng 'y. INSURANCE AGENCY. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY ol NEW YORK. Office, No. 135 Broadway. Cash Capital .....$oOO.COO 00 Assets, 1st Jan., iaC4, 3,286,270 33 Liabilities 75,803 32 The Home Insurance Company Insnrea against Luee or Iamaga by lre on lwellioa and their coutenta, Sr a term of from 1 to S years on the most fhrorahle terms. Stores, Warehouses, Ntncki of Mi'rchanillie, Produce, Maaufactor.ee, MarbinA anj all insurabla property, at fclr aad aijnltabls rales, and on INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation, Bhlpinenta upon the Rivera, Lakes, (Annie and Kailroada, aa low aa th. nature of the risks will bear, with lalrneea ta the aAAured aud thA tympany. Adjusting All loswa ttvlrly. And pr aiplly paying Ibem. CUA8. J. MARTIN, Prea't. A. V. WILMARTH, Vloa Prea'l. J. Mm.tok Smrn, Secretary. Jobm MrUaa, Asa't Bec'y. Appilcationa made to and reticles leaned by A. V. HALLKUK A HON, Ag'ls, first Street, uar PuAt OrttcA. INCORPORATED 1847 . CITY Firo Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN Ofipitii, !J250,600 S. O. WATTE, Bec'y. a B. BOWERS, Prea t. B. A. PRICE. General A cent, Keeuling at Chicago, Ills. VABH CAPITAL AND BtJRl'Lrs $.ii7H). This Uoinnauy Inaures scAlast low and dean eg by Bra on Irrllints and their Contents, htotva, Warsboussa, h took a of Merrhandisa, and ail luaurthla property at aa reasonable rates of premlnm aa any other aolvent ana rename vompany, i,aet Loeaea eaerhr patrima iseva Applioattoua natie to and Poltrtee laeuetl by A. 0. IIALLKCK. A BON., rirat Street, near Poet Offica, aug'it-lyd EVANATtt. DENTISTRY. j. c. mEllIIOEIt I E IS' 17 I S . T , Special attention giveo to the insection ef artificial Teeth. Booms So. 4 and 5, Marble Hall Sewni Floor, Main Street. raviA SALE. Collectors Sale of Real Estate for the Payment of the Costs and Tt " - - A ".! --w eA expenses oi ciae-waiK improve' IJUCUiS, IV OH'. a ia uirnni UltSN, THAT Bv i.1 virtue of a precept tesued by the Mayor of IDatllJ OI aranioua, euu iu me uirecteit, 1 will sell at Publle Auction, at the- door of the Court Bouse In said city, Thursday, November 3d. lsiu at lOo'olock A. ., the folloalnjt lots or parcele of real eatata, or so much thereof as may le ueceesary to par the amount charged and aMed acainst aaid lou reeiwctively, for the costs and eapeeeee of niakieg Side-Walk improvemente upon AAid lota, toxetherwilh IbecoaU of sale, And that the eeiil aaIa all! be cantinued on the next day ibereafier, vie: Friday, Nov. -tth, lo4, At 111 o clock a. M. for ths Durooaeof selling auch property mt kava been sold on tba day Brat alova mentioned, and not paid for. OSIOINAL PL AS. HW of SE -: of lot 7S- Justus Schellbaso, owuer .$2 33 K AAT BAN KXLtBCIMXXT. Lot 20, Block-tl-Ji.hu . Roeiuk, owner It) 3 BAXVa'S APntTlOJt. Lot 16, Block 1 Henry Mayer, owner 5 10 AM ANLAAUAMKIIT. Lot 1, Block 6 John Pruott, owner......- 3 Lot to, do B, - do do 5 HOBTHtAM IH.1KIIHINI. Lots, Block 1 r. M. Kdmonds,owner Lot 4, do 5 Freil Kisterer. own r.. .. S SO 4 36 W ILLIAX Q. B0EPPLK, f,tg-t'I ' - Collector. HAY. HAY IS yux s TTtTlS tTT yjt Bvr-ttg BfXirt'UET, --io 1 eittr street, o-tl

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AccommeaoB.... Niirht Kxpreee . . ThaaA tworoada make good con-ectloni at Tem fiaoo. OITY NEWS. See First page Tor "Editorial and Political Items. . - - Major John H. Popp ' Will addnnA the people h theOrtnan Ungnageat the ftllowlrjg placet and timet; . Vlno-nne, MoiMlay, Qrt. Slat, at t. u. Waahington. l)aiw Con Tuetday. '. let, at O'At.m. lioiar UilU Martin Co., WediwAday, o. 2d, at Go TO TBE WlOWAM To NlOHT. Go eni ly to the Wijr-nn to-night, in ordtr th-t it may hi known what additional gpaco will b wanted, before the ipeskiug login g. Room will be nde, if it tkkee all o-ttiooTe. Everjbodr kboold bear the bero of Fort DoneUn, Gen'l John A. Logan. The Plot Thickkss. We learn that the house of the Ferrymaa oa the op poitite tide of the rivttr was robbed iepral dajs age, and that one of the Horton brolhen, arrenteij on Thuredar, ba been indeotified aa one of the burglar. , . t&" Brig. Gen. HayaU and Col. Phillips, who accompany (en. Logan, have dose gallant service in the army, and are also doing yeoman service to the campatga. Mikceuksation. We have reliable in formation of a distinguished follower of Little Mike, in this city, walking down street between two Elhiopiaug, shouting for Abs Lincoln. An appendix, embracing a full narrative of . this remarkable affair, will be added to onr forthcoming new history. PxT The fact that the New York agent has made a full confession of bis countecfaiting soldiers votes (rave point to a labored editorial of the Times of yesterday. How are yon Copper heads? - : - ChabukopTiue. We learn that there ill be on important change of time oa the E. & C R. R. next weak. The mail train will not arrive here until between 9 and 10 o'clock at night This will be very inconvenient to our people, but it is necessary in order to maiatain eastern connections. taS" John Borgman is selling and deiveriog good Oak wood for 4.f0 per cord, while other people charge 5.00 for the same.. We advise our friends to eatl at Igte hart's Mill Office, and see about it, before they find out that prices have " ris." gnaT" Maj. Gts. LouAit is expected to arrive this morning, oa the steamer Ar mada, lie will be the guest of Messrs. Boieourt 4 Snell while he remains in tba city. v. He will speak in the evening at the Wigwam, at 7 o'clock. It is expected that an immense crowd will be in attendance. The Crescent City Silver Band, in full force, will be out, aud the Glee Club have several most excellent sons pre pared for the occasion'. A glorious good time may be expected. The City Directory. Mr. H.T. Ben nett, of the firm of Williama 4 Co., of Cincinnati, is now in the city for the purpose of getting up a new directory for the season of 1SG4 and '65. We would call the attention of oar merchants and citizens to this enterprise, as the constant additions and changec among our business houses demand iti and urge a liberal subscription. , The low, price .of the book $2.00 and the facilities afforded to our merchants in the way of valuable advertisements, ought, especially, to demand their attention. Logic. Because one or two New York regiments gave a majority oi votes to McClellan the IW arrives at the con clusion that all the regiments gave him majorities. Ky the same logic, Decause Sullivan, Dubois, Allen, and Franklin counties gave Democratic majorities at the late election, therefore, all the counties in the S:ate gave a majority for the McClellan ticket. Sapiens homo. FLrrriRiso Eabxt. We learn that sa innocent Utile paragraph of ours in relation to a recent defection and imbroglio in the ranks of .the Mike CleUan party in this city, has produced a fluttering already in the camp of the Philistines. As we mentioned no names, and made but a vague allusion, founded on private information, it would seemhat our "bow, drawn at a venture," sent its arrow straight to the mark. . We .hope that ni one will betray the fact that he is bit. " Never howl before vou are bit" . .

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Gen. The DM Room for-Everybody! Gen. Jolin A. Gen. I. N. I A VMS i Col. D. L. fillLILIlP! .ail of Illinois, WILL BE AT THE WIGWAM To-Night. Speaking tO Commence at 7 O ClOCk. Everybody' is expected to be present. If tne Wigwam Will not hold all that come one side of it will be taken off so that all may hear. SHOOT THE ' BIG GUMS! Let all Rejoice !

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LOGAH!

THE CAKPAIGS IN EGYPT.

the Logan Hulling Butternut. Crescent City Band lending Inspiration. with

Outrage by th Friands of "Little

We Lave received dispatches from Egypt,-in . regard to the campaign of Gen. Logan into that region, and the

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ovation given to our glorious Crescent

City Band by the lojal men of EgyptThe Crescents are ia high feather, and mightily pleased with the m.nner in

which they were received by the Egyptians, and greatly encouraged by seeing the.good work progressing throagh their instrumentality. The meetings addressed by Generals Logan, Haynie, and Col. Phillips have been- coanetd by thousands, and the ladies, God bless them, are doing their whole duty in the upbaildlag'of oar po litical Zion. Grand torch-light proces sions with transparencies, banners, glee clubs, 4c, 4c, -were held each night, aad the deoongtrations carried terror and dismay to the hearts of the Miks Ciellen Democracy. . Their rage and mortification became so great that they threw rocks into the proce.iionj, de siroying transparencies striking chil dren in .their : mother's arms, ladies I their faces, aud members of the crowd ' promiscuously. The Union men, bead ed by the gallant, battle-scarred hero, Gen. Logan, charged the cewardly, traitorous scoundrels and pot them to inglorious fight. - -' " - ' The campaign into Egypt has been a magnificent success, aud will add large ly to the Union majority in Illinois, and besides, induced Gen. Logan and ft distinguished speakers to visit oar city- ... Thry will appear at the Wigwam to night. 1 LiobtAbead. Wears glad to see! that preparations are being made by the I city authorities to furnish side-walks across the canal, on Locust street. We have not the vanity to suppose that our appeals to the City Council has procured this determination oa their I part, to do justice to a large portion of I the citiseas of the Ninth Ward, but presume that a sense of justice, aad ef the obligatipss the Councilmeu were under , to consult the convenience aad comfort I ol ail our citizens, nas leu to tuts im portant movement, Additions have bee a pot to the sewer I Daseins- under Locust street, in the bed of the canal, on both sides, and we hope the work will be pushed to completion ! with alt possible despatch, while the good weather lasts. Ia the Dane of the Ninth Ward, we thank the authorities for their manifesi tations of regard for the welfare of our citizens, and 14 we shall ever pray," 4c. To tre Public In aaswer to numer ous inquiries, we give notice that oar great history of the remarkable defec tion ia the "Mike Clcllan" party in i this city; of the Fort Bischof armistice; tne war between the giant and the pigmy, now io course of preparation, will j not be issued for several days yet, as our artist is behind with the many expensive illustrations with which we propose .to embellish the work. The people can afford to wait, as we propose to give them work of pttrolean rich uess. The remarkable sayings of one ef the characters introduced, namely: iving Richard'c fool, is said, by visitors, to be superlatively excellent and fanny. Orders are flowing in on us fast, and we expect to issue 100,000 copies in the first edition, and have the work stereo typed. More Soaoura. Scott township is fast becoming a second Louisiana. The farmers ia that section have rone into the manufacture of molasses extensive ly, and the article they turn out is very superior. We yesterday received a as pic, manufactured by Mr. William Rit. chie. He calls it " Lincoln molasses," and a meat excellent article it ia We hope the maker may live to see his fa vorite President crush the rebellion, and become enthroned in the hearts of the people as the second "Father of his Country." Zeal sot Accoedixo to Kxowledob. We heard a heavy joke yesterday on a sprig of a counter-jumper of the Cop perhead persuasion, that is too good to keep. An honest, blunt old farmer, who wears plain clothes, with his wife, was in the bouse of one of our leading merchants, and the Madame had selected quite a bill of goods, when the aforesaid yonog gentlemen talesman, deeming it his duty to forward the interests of his favorite, the peerless hero of Antietam the boy in Bine little Mike Clellan broached the subject of politics. When I be honest old farmer plainly indicated his preference for Honest Old Abe, the Pr,u7yoao,?. eD1", w Fer I rlara.1 biA wilhntrnesa to wacroe "tr.n. . .. t McCleu4B woal(i a.. . President The plain old farmer quietly drew his well staffed wallet and signified his purpose to take the bet. . The young Copperhead accidentally discovered that it was against his principles to bet, but deoiared that if he was abetting man, Ac, Ac. The farmer replied, " Well, young man, if you won't bet you shouldn't blow," and turning to his wife who had a considerable lot of goods picked out, remarked to her that they would buy their goods elsewhere, and left young hopeful ta suck bis thumb, and refold his goods. Moral Salesmen should attend to selling goods and leave their employers to talk politics. In the classic language of George Francis Train, Hurrah for the old Farmer. Oysters. Tha best dish of oysters we have partaken of in this city was furnished by Simon Kobn, of the Monroe House. His Jcook knows just how to prepare thecal. .

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Headqaarters of I he

Provost MarshaTs OeMrtment vn- general seizesl a pitcher and rushed 1 !!.. IT A! a e . - .a

sents a lively scene jujt

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morning till night tb street in tho vi- Uron! h,Tt betB 0,e IeM Copperhead cinity of the Court House is crowded I Mount Vernon.

drafted men waiting the decision of 1

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siuuies. aoom iu are examiaea aaiij,

icose acceptea are Ciomea ta bean and loyal blue and famished with I

quarters and rations at Uncle Sam's tx

pens. . A BIG STRAW. A gunboat officer, who has always been a Democrat, informs as that, from his observation in the army in Tennessee and Alabama, he is con vinced that tbs soldiers are almost to a man for Honest Old Abe, and although I cannot vote mat way ne cannot vote against the army. PERSONAL. Among the strangers ia the city we notice our old friend, It C. Gee trit of the Vinceanes Gazette, and who has grown grey ia the service of his country. Also Bob Massey, so well aad so favorably knowa as chief clerk of the American House, at Via-1 mDCs. darinr the administration of oar friend R. H. Gould. Bob knows how to keep hotel if any man does. Roll of Honor. Since our last report, we ackaewledgs j the receiot of the fcllowin for the beaefit -..n. .-,t -,;j-.i -.u; I

.-,..-, ' I iboasand stand of arms have ben pickMra Rtcbard Ford, lew , Haimoay, Uj They ara fleeine to Arkansas.

roeey tBly two jtrsot pickles i-rs. -m. aurti, rnneeton, uibsoa I through Mrs Era Bethell one hundred and twenty dollars; being the proceeds of a supper given by tbem. For the above, we return our sincere thanks, aad would suggest the propriety of other towns in this district following the, tr.mnla r, f T m, tin r Y I7. :tl ... r- - -ii- i tou ik acwiiurz ud LALn n wnm in iaa . i l1 - TTT- V al - -1 a - 1 u.orftcv. mt. vu tui ox c?u I war upon us to tbc women of our I 'a .- 1 countrv ia aasis-ned the dot of Blla.lat. ing its eonseqnent sufferings. Yon will remember that for over one year the hospitals at Evansville have net drawn any sanitary suppliss from the State Sanitary Commission; what has been drawn the soldiers ia the front have needed. P. XIoaisaooE, - Sanitary AgeaL Stiles' Otstcsa. Partner Calwell, at No. V, First Street, is agent for these celebrated bivalves, which areaekaowledged to ba equal to any ia the market, aad he will receive thena daily by ex-1 press, fresh aad good, ia cans aad beT cans. He invites all to call aad try them. Oct -dlw. Da. Boar This distinguished phystcisa bas been ia our city for soma time, now, and his skill ia the departmeat of surgery, which ba has made a specialty, : put to the test. He baa beea favored ' with many patients, and his operations, so far as we know, bars givca general relief and satisfaction. Among his patients have been several from Henderson, Ky , whom ha relieved quickly aad without inflicting much pain. Ia addi tion, there Is quite a demand for his medicines, which we observe t.e is ship ping to different parts of the country. Dr. Bort ia aa old practitioner. . He is kind and gentlemanly in his deport ment, and wins succsss because ha de serves it We do not know how Ion he will remain in our eity, but-no longer, w. presums, thaa there seems to ba a demand for his skill. Se far, his patients have been numerous, and they coaticuc to com. from aU p.rU of th. country Thic fact of itself is SUC COt to rOT. iiniKi ui 1111,1 .uuiu.u. w riu i that the operations by tb. Doctor ar. . r i mr eminently successful. Were ta. contrary th. ca... it would not be long bfor. it would b. kaowa through th. ..... . ... country, and his business brought to a suddca termination. . Fob Sale. Three-acre lot at tb. Hot place oa th. N.wburg road. A variety of dwellings, and building lota Enqaireof A. Joassos. Oct 28-tf Fob Rest. A first-class dwelling house, in a desirable leeatiea. Enquire of A-Josasos. Oct 23 tf Fob Sale. A beautiful residence ia Stringtown, a two-story house, with four aud a half acres, aad fruits of all kinds. The Hiram Popkia. place. Eoqnir. of Oct 28-tf A. Job- so. Baco.--2 casks prim. Gear Sides just received and for sale by Doceeb k Drsoccarr. Lard. 10 tierces prima Leaf Lard inut receiyed aud for aale bv j Doceeb A Drsoccarr. Wasted. Cloak makers aad Millin ers at B. Bantu's, No. 11 First street, to whom steady employment and gord J wages will be given. . . Oct 27-tt Apples. 200 barrels superior Green Apples ia store and for sale by Doceeb A Dr sore bit. Login la Ullaols-The Geaeral Canvassing his ewa lis trlct-fracas with a Copperhead. Mt. Verxow, III., Oct 26. Major General John A. Logan, accompanied by General Hayaie and United States Marshal Phillips, spoke yesterday to thouaands of people at Benton, Franklin county. The General mad. a speech unsurpassed in power, aad tha effect on the people of his old home was perfectly wonderful. Hundreds of mea who ap to yesterday were for McClellan hare declared for Lincoln. Th. Copperheads ara completely overwhelmed. Th. Union men are in extacies. Old Franklin, with a little more work, will be redeemed. The audience was th. largest ever seen in Benton. To-day Gen. Logan spoke to about three thousand people here. He was received by the assembled thousands of Jefferson county in a most enthusiastic manner, and made a great speech. The Copperheads are furious. Daring his speech a Doctor Green, of this place, accompanied by his sob, both armed with revolvers, grossly insulted the General, who hurled a gUsa at Green's head, and but for his dodging behind a column, be would have beau felled like a beef The valorous Doctor, like a Use peace caeak aad Copperhead, as

is, drew his pistol, whereopon the

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en- Tdaynio preceded Gen. Ixgan in I mo" Di' "S speecn GLORIOUS NEWS! Price's Army Whipp ad Thoroughly. Ten Cannon Captured. GENE2AL FAGAN KILLED. 2 , 000 PBISO-ERS TAKEN. Mannaduke, Cabell, and Colonels. Four Price Hat But One Gun Left. His Ken Disgusted and Deserting. He Burns His Wagon and Ammunition Train. T H K HOIT COHFLETE, -, dke, .. roar ocott, uci zi. To Major Gt. Rotters at, cvmnaidinj "1' CJ lte Jfutourt: I attacked Gen. Price yesterday on the Osage, and captured Major Gen. Marmaduke, Brigadier Gen. Cabll. 10 pieces of artillery, 4 colonels, aad about l.UOO mea. - -. -i ; rncs burned over 400 wagons, and blew up his ammonitioa train. His amy is disorganixed. Several j Pric-, force was 23,000 mea. Mine wu between 5,000 aad 6,000. I marchH ma-tr-two mile, ia two day and Esoaped prisoners report that Price's army is routed. Uen, i-sgan is reported killed. Our troops .shaved admirably. - - A. Plbasabtob, Major Gen. 1 ( . ADDITIOSIL. n Tit . a a s . . tauuiocw Qiflptc irom t ort ocotl: A W !.-.. a Wln la a J toat rnoe bas but one ai that witheot ammaaition, anmbcr.ithe rest are disgusted with w campatga, ana are aaaerung rapid', I fleeinr into Arkansas, coins' to Tbbbb I it r l . . . . I w. foriuuiaavaut IU aUVUl .,IIUU, 1 A. Plbasabtob, Major Gen.' Operatleae kg aliaat frits. St. Locis, Mo., OsL 23. Official disaatehas from Geo. Pleasaotoa give the following further information in regard to his operations against Price: He marched ninety-two miles, and fought the last thirty-two miles. His force was less thaa 5,000. while Price's was fully So.OOQ. Price has bat ne gun left, aad no amm anition. bsviag blown np his train, aad also burned " T'" 1 ln,m irom capture. Wa have 2.000 prisoners, and ssveral taousaad stand of arasa Gea. Fazio is reoorted killed. Price's army is completely disorganised, and j fleeing ia all directions. A FREE EXCHANGE OP SUPPLIES FOR PRIS ONERS. The Election Frauds Baltimore. at I Spa: Sal Els patch u tba Mteeaari llema et.l L' ,,,w a , in l .. WAsaiMorox, (Jet. 27. A aeeotiaboa oeiwcea UCneaiS Urant and L,se, Wlta tbc sanction of ths Government on either side, bas been progressing tinea the 6th H llTVj ; '' -r w ww . vv .im uia siucvivit gratifi cation throughout the country, it has DOS bCCB Completed, but BBS reacts! !WU-,X B P,rmiu1 10 m ? "f . On tha ftth of OolnKar rnmnUuiM,.. 0,. , j g , , . . old. of the rebel Government, ail - dressed a letter to Major General HitchI eock, aot w.di.g through the ordinary ""B,lt 001 """I " mau at ton Monro. This letter Drono.ad to tanar. f, 7h.ock ta XrfL.. rT.r;n al licneoca W aileriat. tb. SUHenngS of th. prisoners aa either side by allowif ch Governm.at to andcruk. tb. thing and feedmg of its own men, under the scpervtsioa af aa officer of its

Own, paroled for that purpose, tha United Sod from a tbon-gh oxaminatlaa at thA evl,l.,e States to CCnd its clothing aad prOVIS- ralatlva to tta nrtuea, that aa a remedy aad pre:.i.iL, :, ,..., Tl ventatlve fur ell die ans artalag frora axnurure.

.ww. ... i.w. . iiriauBcra, and tb. rebel Government to b. Permitted to buy at any plac.it pleases abroad such sepplies as it wished to furaish its pnsoBsra General Hitchcock, ebserviojr the ir regularity af tba maaaer ia which Com missions Oa Id had approached him on th. subject, referred the letter to th. War Department, where it was decided to sead it down to General Butler, through whose hands riginally it sboald have soma General Batler was struck with th. proposition, aad laid it ia persoa before Gen, Grant, Oa the 18th ef October General Grant addressed a letter to General Lee, recitiai. the n K.t e nia r.f n -., p,,-. d ,.Tin- fc, ... nrovsd of it Oa the 19th General Lee reolied. savior he had construed Gea. I Grant's letter ac an acceptaooe of Com1 missioner Ould s proposition, inquiring wn.taer ne vm m.i i- mis eonsa-e-tion, aaa aoainf uu bb moogitu woaia be well to limit tbc aupphes to aecessiues. .ciu.n usiictir., .a ureer io avoid overburdening the transportation. On the 20th Geaeral Grant replied to this, saying h. did acc.pt th. proposition, and asking that a detailed plan for puttiag it into .juration be at oaee prepared. Tha oorrespon dance oa both side, ex hibits commendable anxiety to do any-' Uung tbat can be dsn. to alienate the condition of th. prisoners. Grant especially, repeats that he will favor any plan that will relieve them. Th. examinatien into th. frauds ia th . soldiers' vote is transferred to Baltimore, where General Doubleday and the rest of the Military Commission have eon. to conduct th. investigation. Gov. Seymour's agents are deeply implicated, aad short work ia likely, it is supposed, to be made with soma of them. DIED. At Palaekl, Tsan Oct. 14 th, lSCs, B. D. Mabtib, of Ca. K. SSth lad. Tot. YoU. DYE-HOUSE. . T. Adam-' Celebrated Steam Dye House, HAS JTST BEES BEFITTED AJfD I0 prepared ta do as fine Coloring aa eaa ba doM attbar la tba Eaat or Wea. Coneer af aad "'DSSrS'-lBdB-p-. ew-f-cywork. aa J!hi-Ta, aa a.; J-bbmt la tb. West, GROCERIES, &C. Northern Potatoes. A GOOD CHABCB TO LAY IX YOTB P0tatoaa tor tka wiator. Oaa car load ef wary aaaertor Keahaaaweks jas ratal sad aad In sate at IS MaiB sxrwei, by cm a xtlly a oo. Cement. - BABEBLS JCBT BECETVBO ABD BOB aaaskr a BILLY a BW.. 40

r Clienp I DURABLE! in FASHION! SEELIC, LOEWEN STEIN, & Co.. No. 85 Main Street, (Oppoatte the Court Hatu,) EVANSVlLLE, IND. BVAB IS StISD THAT THE ABOVE VI EM bAve luet reeoiTed aad will coetiaBA to receive I the Largeet, Eiaeat, and beat selected alack of Kltchea, Dininf-Koom, (ted-Kooia, and far lor Fantitnra aeer bronghi toto ibi. uarket Combob. Medium, Fine, and SaperSna conaiAticg ol Bureaus, - Tables, Wash Stands, Work Stands, Whatnots, Bedsteads, Lounges, Sofas. 8ociables, " Eockers, - ; Hat Backs, .Book Cases, r" J - . Wardrobes, I Desks,v , ; " v '' StOOls,'" ' t ? . Craajes,;;.;onAizi'o, Centre T11asb, &c. All kinds of Looking Glasses and Mattresses on Hand Constantly! Tka sKaM srwlsi will lisa anl I abS ttaga Ins, at asaar rid - iB. w .,k. Zt'.ii.h. troabwioabawfoada. ThaaktBg oar Bamerewa Meads far paet favors we wwald respertfuliy solicit a liberal aUaie tttU patrOBaxe tor t thA ftitnre. eACLlU. L0KWENSTEIN A CO.. ' Ne. SA Ma! a St., Crest! City Building. aele-3ai4 MEDICAL. DR. JOHN BULL'S COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS' The Latest aad Most Important Dis covery of the f th Ceatary. ' TO HAM'S NAME IS MORE IT1M ATBt.1 it coo nee ted with the history of tka Materio Medic af the failed Btmtee. or more IWvovahly knew a aa a ploavr fa aeedlral discovery, it,. a ualotur.JUbH BI LL,, ot Louisville, By. Ills I ii.ui.i ... .... ..V ...iT ' stood at t habeas) of tkarart-rMcompoaadsufthat """" " C m4 P.rl.r.1 af th...r I b-oome a baaaehelS woM throughout the T Yy&VCJrnr?: "t.'KTT " T ' I North America. But the crowelr.A alorr al his i ilia ramajna to oaattalaari ia Bia laaeet dlerwrvery, 1 . . ..,.,: tba d cver-r of -fpbon, whieb t. ih. ft Coatral ia.no, t. whom luvlnsei be., b-ea ka.wBfcBeor. thaa two hundred yeara. Ar. -d .u.i.dta. bidad-e.-tJi d. y aaalarta. aad kandhw without fcar tba meat reasasea srrpwu. it ia a belief with them that c. ..,'ur b. . ,fci fclw " repar-d ta indoras this rttbar to tbachaog-a of weatawr and elim.u.. or to tb. miasmatic InflnanCee, It ataads without a rl"lirVlrtTr. 'JlTl'iZ u iTtT We. ia ad IU Attendant trafa of sympl tna. It actaiaor. Baa A shArm thaa a madicfoa. Than la nothing la tha raaga af tb Materia Medlca, that for a moaae I hear a eoaaperteoa with ft ia thte d Iseaes . A full snenat of thio woadarfnl plant may be fcsad la tha 1 1th edltioa ef the U. . Luspenoaia. IJ ISMtea-1.147 aa.'. rasa. A AMiaaaf .xpavtaanta la wfakb Rr. Bull baa a a tsr yeara .u gaged, baa Just bsB brought to .owe est ol fcmlnallea, and be la aow enabled ta otter ta tba public s oomblnatioa of twdroa, with other approved tonice, tha whole preserved ta the beet gMAiity of efpr-dtet!IWd Buorhoa whiaay, ich iba la coaB dent has bo eqnel la tba world. might furnish a volume of certlnoatae, hot i public bava loag a; ace learoed to eetimste lgs at tbelr true value. The aahwt plan ta, for seery owo ta tel for bimaelf the virtuee of a aew medldaa. Oiva Ced Oba trial aad yaw will saqer see aay .there. It la aot asose eary to publish a iong liat of dlaaaaaa Jt which tha Oedroa Mitt a are a apeciflr. Ia all dla-aaeoef tha RTOW At'lf, JfOWELS, LIVKROK KIB.fCYt la aUaSe-ttoaaof the BKAI l)KPr.!tl). IVO t Pw DERASUISaKXT OF THE STOMACH OH BOWKLfs, la UOIT, HHKI'MATIIN ASO SEf HALUIAt And la VETER A JIB Al IC ft at daatlaad ta aaperwle all other raaaodia.. It wag aaly cans Ikim dliians. bat it rasr bit team. A wraa glaaa fall of tha Bit tees ukea aa boor eh meal, will obviate tb. ill e--te of tb Baheellby alimsfa, and acreea tb. pnwos takiag u acsUaet dlsaas aader tba moat trying eqpoeume. ld by Drngirista aad Qtocmrw genera 1y. SteV-Dr. JOUM BOLL'S Priaetpal Office, Flftt street. Lealavflio, Ky. Motdbf PETTBYIEBLIzO, tabS Sole Agaut. Evanaviihv. lad. AU tha aaedical asa aad ta. rrma reco-aaew . Dr. Strickland s Aati-Cholera Mlxtor. aa tba only cartaia raBeedy Sur Irlarrhm a aad Iryeeat y. It M a eombinatloB of AstHogente, AbaorbenU, Sttmolaats, aad CarmiaatlTCa, aad la warranted lo anect a core after ail other sue.ua bar. failed f als ky Irr agrieta. Oewevei Depot 6, Eaat Fowrth atreet, GiDctaaati, Ohio. mbia-SUAlyw MEDICAL NOTICE. DB. J. S. LOWER, Physician & Surgeon, YYAY150 PXBXAJf E5TLY LOCATED i Xa EreaaTflla, oSe ra his probweionid services to tbocitloHta of Evaoevllle and vicinity. sAdr" OAAoa and reaideaoa oa Main atreet, oppoHa arw B. B. Depot. H.will be foand at Brorurhtoa A Wood's Drag Store, b the corner of Third aad Mai a, from S to 10 o'clock a. h. each day. yl LAW CARD. J. M. SHACKELFORD, . ATTOU.EY AT Uff, EVANSVILLE, IND. Orn-oa vaaxtBT oclsa at t. Jas E Straw x. b a-- a4 DeaaMrat eopg. aapt-

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. 1S60.-X. Fanoas V-- .ity habits t. wltk wAAknee, , p.i:p;?atien of i h- bean, ike Of appetite . i;er ea-joi, t rii Uar. ftnaUpatK-T. ihm' rra t- ur, M tuy wfll at try thecrth-iu-d T " PLANTATION 3 TITLES. whkb rmiwirJ by the tlwat medi. ral aalhori:li, a id warraati ta prodacaaa mmJiM b':..-t.c;t mud. Th3j are exceediogty CWble, rrrf; ; r'u-, an j ainat anpArceod all ntlter tonka where ...tbT, g-etle VimaWat la rBirii. Thr purity, treugtba aixt iatigerata. They create a healthy aj-pvtita. . Tkay are as aatjoe to cha-ge of water aad dset. Tkey orerev in the rSseta of diaipatlaa and late hcura. - r-ye'ree'(t&ee tba tjtttm mm anlivaa tka the -utud. Tkey prrvent miasmatic aad (atari altssst lb. - T,a.. f Trj purify the treat's and aeldtsy f tba stomach. Tkey care PyArwfh aad Ooaatipatkia. tkey cure Plarrkaa aad Cholara Morbus. They crtra tiver Complaiat aad Karroas Iloadaiba. . v The, maka Uaeaakorar.c, tba languid brlt liaat. and are exhaaated aature's (real reeterer. T kej are cojtinmad of the eatchratad CalUaya bark , wlater greaa, aaaaafraa, ruata aud burba, ail proarrvad la parfectly pure Ft Croix ram. for par. ukra, aaa alrraiara aad iestlmoaiala arouad each Lsttia. Bee-are of Impostors. Exatsina ovary bottle. ' ILal It kaa oar prlvatA V. a Stamp anmatiUted onrUia eork, with plantation aceoa. And ottrsifaaturebBaSaaA-sel Blata ald label. Bea that air bet::. I. uol re-SUed wltk sporioBS and deleiarlons aio:t Any pereon preundiui to aall Plantation Bitters by thecalloa or la bulk, la SB impeetor. Aey pereoa imittiog this bottlA, or aelihig u otW matavlal therela, whether called Plaitteili-a i,t ara or b:, aarlwilnal ander tba O. S. 1 w, aad will be ee prseecatad by Be. Wa alratj bavaoureya oa several turtles re-SMIng var WtUea, St., who a III attoceed la getting Ibesaaetrtw lutq cloae mmrtara. The detnaai for Vraa'a Plaatattea hl'tcra from ladles, clergy. bh a, m.rrhaaM, Ac., Ia Incrrdll.le. The simple trial of a bottle Is the evidenea va preeeat of theft worth aad aupnrforliy. They are tot J by all re apactahha dragfiata, grocers, phytlclant, hotel., aaJooDA, steam boats, aud country stares. P. II. I SAKE CO. ' ka. A i P.Tdway,H.l. 1 LYUN' K A THA IB ON, KAthalroB la from the Ureek word "Eatkre," or "Kathalro," sigaitylug to cleanse, rejuvmate aad reatora. This AiH.I- lew hat .41a baua slgalSes. For preeri .. .,, , r-.:..,iug and beaulif)lB( tka baaianbair It I '.!,. ui,t reatakalU preparatloa la the world. It is agalB owaed and put Bp by the or I tin.! proprietor, and la Bow Biade wltk thA H" oaie, lnU and atualloa which gave It a sale of over one militoa bottlea per aaasm. It la a stoat delightfol Heir Draaelug, Itoradlcateaacnrf and dandruff. If keaa Uie bead oool aad eleaa. It makes tka hair, rtek, soft aad (lossy. It prarauta tha hair from (Wlllog off and t Bralug gray. It rwtorae hair apoa bald beads. Asy lady or g tl.naa wko vitlaea a beaallral bewl orbalr aboald uae Lyan's Kalhatras. It la kaowa and a ad throa hoat the elvlllaed world. Held by all reapentah'e daler. I' k B Art a BABMES A CO.. B.w York. HAOAN'S H1UXOL A HALK.' Tkla la tk must dellghlfal aad eitraordlaery artiala.ve' leonvar It changes Ike aaa bars 4 faaaaod h" S to a p-arly aatla te iters ef ravhik log beanty parting thaarbla parity of yoatk, and Iba a. "y. appwaaoaaa inviting la tba ity bell, of log. It MOTN taa, frsekUa, plm. plea and ghseai frora th.skln, Isavlag tbaaom. plaaloa 4rh, transparaBt aad smooth. It eoalaing po malarial tnjarloaa to Iba ekla. Patroa. lead by Act-as as aad Optra Magars. It ta what avery lady should bare. Sold everywhere. Trap red by W. 1. HagaB, Troy, M. Y. Addreeeelorlra to HKMAB M. BARNFS A CO.BewTo BtlMSTRlrrS Inimitable Hair Restorative. NOT A DTE. Bat reaUMaa gray hair to Ita arigiaal oelor, by applyinc tha capillary lubes with natural aastaaaoae. Impaired by age or diaeaea. All eeele.fe.s, aaa ege ara wimpeaed f lunar anal la, deetroylag tha vitality aud beanty of the 'lr, aad afford s th.ms.lvM a. alreeAiug. lleipietreet's lalmltabla Coloring aot only reatores hair to Ita Bataral oolor I y aa easy praoeee, but glvee tba balr a Lainrisnt Ilaaaty, promote. Ita growth, pre vet. U IU Bui lag eff, eradIcatas dandrnff, and loipar mbeallb and pUeeaetam to th. heed. Itbu , Utd the taetof tlrr. U log tba oLrrlnal Hsir Coloring, sod Is constantly increasing fa favor, feed If both fantWaMa aad ladles. It Is said by all reepectabl. dealers, or eaa he proeared by them of Iba cwmBxerelal Agents, D. B. BAB. MLS A OO ,n Broadway, Kew York. Taa sire., aoe.au aad SI. Glad News for the Intortnaatel THE LOHO SOCOHT YOB Discovered at I.st. CHEROKEE INJECTION. C'wwapwwsKl.a rrawa Ravts, Barkis Lssvta. CtttBOKt ttmtDT, tUtrtMi Vim aaa, eve. all dueeea o tAe aruaav avgeaa, eacA a eoaiwaeaer. of IA. IXa, f.jIwOM of lA. ee, .Aoaiisfeea of tkt Aldose, Mam wa (As Bladdm' Vfetaeer Vrmtl, lilmi, Maa lea, eg ie eeartal fy TtammrmdMhtthmmmm tf Ittum AUmtiar wktU eanaoJeej wAere aii la. Ut asailaat aaeWacaam Ae. fed. mmt la prtred la a highly eoaosatralad form, tha rlos. being from .B. to two teaspoon, fuie three tint-a per day. mm letttcretu d Alterative la Iteactloa ;ja. rifywrBm cl .ualng the hlod, eauelng It to Sow lo all Its orirmei purity and v1g; thne removing from taw anvw all peraiciewa eauaaa which ha v. It dtfrd dtaiwee iilEBOKEE IVJECTIOV la Intend asea ally and awMataat to thoCMarwkaa Keaaa asly, aad shonld ba need tn conjunction with tbat swdtclne la ail caeeja of GoaoorrBwa, Oleet, Floor Alb or Whit... Its .Beets ara healing, aoothing aad dame- at; removing all aealdlng, beat, cBordee ans pain, in lead of tba burning and slaw aneaduraUe pala tbat la a aerie Bead with amrly all th. eAeoj? ymtk InjmeUmm murVy tb. an of th Chsrakct R.aaedy aad Cksnkts Ir.vrtlwm tba two Baediclnee at tb.aaase lira a, I Improper dischargee ara removed, au.1 tb. weaAewed organs ara apaadtly restored to fall vigor aad strength. AWFor fall partlcnlar rex oar pamphlet from any drug store ia tha country, or write a. aad w will mail free to any addr-,a.fall treetis. drprica, Cktrokea Kamady, i par bottl. or litre, bottlea fer hi. drprtoa, Chtrokte Iajectlaa, S3 per hottie, or thnw bottlea for I V 4-BBt by axpraa. to aay addreaea oa receipt of price. SMr-Sold by all drurrirt v where. Dr. V IL. M e rev I Ja dk Ca . , . B-.le Proprtetors, Ko. V liberty Street. New York. sWrsld rn Ev.asMll.hy WM. BIEBBOWEB,. aad bv all drorrwt. ev-rv where. ffc-MldAwly. NEW MUSIC. C'WIS 1 . Vote, for Abraham. ' I Kaow my Mother Weeps for M." ," Bear Oentiy. aeally.' "The Little One that Di-l." "Bird rf Beanty. why Tarry Y Here. Foreu..t WAkRfcN A O.N TNGTOB'a. Dealers in Pianos, Organs. Mrludeona, Ac. . ja . COMMISSIONER'S SALE BY OBDEB OF TE Cyf'KT OF (XlMMOM VlmM of iba County f Vaodxrbnrgk sad htaleof Indiana, I will ac.l At pnvataaai Lot Bo. 1. in M m. B.us anh divuionnf Lots N'o'a lib aad lin. In tiaor?Kical plan of the city of Evansrtlla, being twacty-flve Uri front by ninety feet day, end AltuAtwd ca ViAA street. betweeB Second aad Third streets, tha proparty of the heirs of Walter Baiatgh. Tanna One-half cash, aad on.-ha If la twelve moatho, with Intervat, etc. JhO. J. t HANDLES, aapll Cramtaatoasr.

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