Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 November 1864 — Page 2
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5 i:ru or LAm '! '. ,uten pert of tl. city, wah . good r-eidsne-.
(tfMtorr hrlca), orm ia- - -y - treee, aad other Improvement on It. For particular nqa.r of BUOOLPH KBHk, Keel Ktat ir-rit. Office tinder Provoet Marshal office. ot!2-2w
sl'iiU.IPTiOS TLKS-i5 ADVANCE On an fb r Hn 'ay, AnjTit lt. 1C4. the Snb--criptiu i-rice ji lb- Joorual will be a lo'lowe : One Year, in adranc- ...$ 0" mi Month, in adiiiw. 6 Tlir Mentha, in adrieca... 2 VI Oi Month, in advance .. VI Iiiv-r-d by carrier at 'ernie to 3,t, Ktwbc.y, Ac , 40 tt per dozen. - TRJ-WItiCii.LT. '
tr A soldier's widow, by marrying
jjain, iorfi-i: ill iter pensions from tor 4
Jate .f her marriage, and if she aain becomes a widow, she cannot resume ibem. Tbii is according to the Act of Congress, J a! j 1, 1864. .'
A GOOD STEAM
il mo bine.
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Enquire of V. hi. KRAHF.R.
OLD, IK LAHGK I'fkCKS, IS rfTMHTO
VX n It purchaser, f r eale at 'ho kot7 CONTlSKNtAL BWH
'DC Tear, In adra'-o- .,, ii Month. In advance... Threo Mouths, lJuc.-.- ' WEEKLT.
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AtlttK-PBOOE BAPE JTOIt eALti Lvtv. Apply for trmi at the aov7 COBTIKESTAL BANK. 2BECO5D-0ASD II AT PRKaSK-l. CAPE aOKJHBAN, ort'ift 2 Wet-r aire--
One eear, I a edvan-e.. XI t Months, in e1 ranee Ihn Muatb, inadraucL
TV. ar. ,tmrllMi to make tbia rim in th prica
j of iiiharription in vtit to aara orieln from 1 low, owini! u tita iucrpaard coat of parr aud
ly :t pr orot. In tha Uat two weeka. tba prk ,.r tai.F ranr-H in the aam ratio.
W b.wi to ba aljta to rednta tha rate of aob
eripiiuB aaln in few waekj, but at tba prnnt iprn f material and laljor we cannot pnbliab a
paper at tba old rate wilhont loas,
Sz& A few dajs ago the Looiaville
Journal pnbiirbed a card from its chief Copperhead editor, staling that in con. seqoence of ao " irrtconcileabie difft-
nce" between himself tod the propria
tors of that paper, he withdrew from it
It now appears that the fellow's reason for leafing it was that Gen. Barbridge
bad ordered bim to go bejond the lines
LOST.
AN AWOCNT BOOK, Of BIIOWN MOKO'X'O, beioDKlnc to Capl. il-alon, IZib V. H. C. T., on tha way from Jffronili to kTanarl lf, t,m tliaO.aML U.K. Tba llndor will ba amply rowardad by leaior It, or xprrMlng it to V tk-ry A Bn , of this city. uoll ?l " FAST EXPPaESS. ERIE TRANSPOETATION CO.'S Tim Expi'CHM.
TEX IMYS from Xcw York t
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TIME CI'AItA.Ti:i:i.
Jri?f3ov. Yates of Illinois teems ,to
ba the most prominent candidate before
the Vecently elected Legislature of that
Stato for the U. S. Senate. Got. Yates
has iane jeoman serrice in routing the Copperheads of Illinois, and is deserving
of Dick ; Uicbardgon t place, which he bids fair to obtain.
ABBIVEATT. H. Pay Eiprnae '. 12: Ai-ommedallon. A: 1I r.
i.itcbt Klpniia ...1:A . . Tlx-an two roala maka (ootl connactlona at Terra Ifaoro.
The executor of Stephen A.
DoogW " estate has presented receipts
to th Coaoty Court, showing that he has paid over $7,5(X) to Mrs. Douglas, and oer $7,000 to the two child ren, after liquidatinj all claim against the estate. This effctaally disposes o the absurd stories about Mr. Douglas's insolvency, and that his wife was compelled to apply for admission into the Treamry Department as a clerk in order to make a living for herself and family.
Apaw Johxsos'b Mex. The Louisville Journal -xU. SturOav" says; . Siaaj . the capture, of Adam Johason's men, aboa' two month ago, they have been ccnSner! in the Barracks Prison in this city, as the author' tttafuEd to recognize theas as prisoners of war. It was claimed
that fheir operfitioefs In Kentucky were
unauthorized '4j t!-nlesf warfare and they cooid be regarded in no other
light than Uiat of gaetrillaa., .The qoes
tion bashetjo aiuted considerably, aBd
facu have been produced to establish
that a majority of the prisoners are reg' ularly enlisted ' Confederate soldiers'
recognized by the rebel Government as such, and the Federal authorities shoo'd
regard them in this light also. Ia op
erating in Kentucky, they were acting
under the orders of the rebel War De
psrtment, and, being responsible; to re
cognized authority for their movements,
tbey could Dot be classed as outlaws-
This view of the cae could not begaia-
sayed,soour Government consented to
recognize all as prisoners of war who could establish that they were regularly
enlisted me a in the Confederate eervice-
Thirty-one of the captives have estab
lished this fact, and vesierdav thev were
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initiations into the Order, 79 rejections; j SUlRT MANUFACTORY
Zoo admissions by card; iwv tmnarawo
by card: MS suspensions; S3 reinstaie-1
rcents; 31 expa'sions and 113 deaths. I
By the Treasurer's repct it appears that j the financial aifairs of tie .Ordr are ia .
'ood condition. t
Charges having Tee preferred and
jSCTBalaCaBMasjIMStS SOanmnm. yi jh .JaattaFrn.-an1rira
J. SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, N"o,0 Sooond. Gt. (is iui'i nofi.)
CLOTHING.
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&ast&ioed aaina H.'tl. Dodl, who was
a member of the Grand Lodge, he was
ejcpelled by s unanimous vote. t , .
Grand Encsnspmeat." The following are tha officers elected
and installed ia tbe Grand Encamp
ment, I. O. O. F. :
P. C. P. James Eurzess, Danville. M.
W. Grand Scribe. . - - ,
P. IL P. Wm SL French, Indianapo
lis, M. F. G. High Priest.
V. C Y. loley, Uloominston, K. W. G.
Senior Warden. "
P. C. P. J F. Wallicb. Indiansoolis,
R. W. G. Junior Wnrdea.
P. IL P. E. LL Barry. IodianaDolis.
H W. Grand Scribe.
P. C P. Theodore P. Haozbey. In
dianapolis. R W. G. Treasurer
F. C f. Christopher Toler, Madison,
W. Grand entineL ,
P. U. P. J. F. Williams. Indianapolis,
Deputy Grand Sentinel.
BIKTS MADE TO v'RrtB TOO MEA6O vov-at and a St warranted. A acock o Mdy.aiaJaSbirtauid Co Mara lw;avn aasd.anc atp:ieaati will rait tha Bnrctam. Twrkia, I juh, otic'-inc Boasnaa, Arc, dsoe a-t:k ae:o j lad aarpatHi
Thankful lor paat Buora me auracr-iucr rr.p-i
tly aohcita a eaatnaoa o' in pairt cairr a liberally bestowed tat the Iat irm yean. , , . I M1TH
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WATCH MAKING.
TAILORING.
ISiSI Iff C. DATlDfOS. A. SCHHAdL
ti BTPErrrrt.LT bespkb ora ser
vice tvtbepablM in tbaTailonnit ooai-
w. We lure beaa (i" ' talt nJ "J other knaioeee for the but thirty yeere. and haiag work ia tha cut. a of Paxil. loaaWn and kew York, we ft-el euabdent that w rau f ir a. (oel aain(ia-ttaa in our lie of bnainree a nay ebo ia tba city. eetsl-lw e J r J J J J J oast a a
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FURNITURE.
Having Enisbed its business, the
transferred to the Military Prison, lobe I Grand Encampment adjoaraed Wtd-ies-
forwarded to Captain Jones as prisoners day morning.
of war, subject to exchange. The claims
of the'others are still undergoing inves
tigation. e cannot say what the re-
salt . will be
uislocated uoxcjiDEm w bat eri-
odica! storm is like to the kick of a h rse?
Why the squine-k nocks, of course. Ex-
ekage.
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PHI SXPREHS IS WOW KEADT ro
boalneaa. Throuili retelpla given and fcme
oarautM-d by WM. if. tiARMKO, Ant, No. 2ii Hr.udwy, New Tork O. W. AHHOTT, Atfitl, No. In Hlati Mlrret, Xoatob. BUOWN, IlUNKfcKBUN A '., Air.ot.. . . Kdatllia, Inl. aprlS'M die COMMISSION EK'S S A LI1..
HI OUIiEll OS" Til K OOI HT Ub' Ci . ' PUae of tha Couiily . f Vandrrhiiritk i.. ,i Mlataof Indiana. I will aell al prualaaale !' : " l.ln Wm. Babe' anh illvl.loiiof LnuNu'it'.ii I 1a, In the ona-lnal plau of the city of l..i.n. II , beioK twnly-"e fct front by nin.iy fei and altnated on Viae alrret. itwe.n S.-r.. I i .1 Third nm, ilia property oi th t.elra of H n. . r balin. Teroia: Ooe-lial' f-h, an t one i, I in twelve montbi.witb Inter, at, nc i J3iO. J. rilASrI.ETl, e.f)Vt iVimwlMMfw CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors
r'ne oommos couikriL or the on if
of Eeanaellle will re-ele- aealed pniio.'a
until U..ail.-r Sth, IKoe. for ncafail nl Kraillbg I a alle) in blouk ' 7, Kmtrth En arg m.ut A I" ST Fi LI S, Cl.rU. Uy A. M. UoOaitf, teputy, boi7-i.l
Tbe New Yorkers are determined to fiirriitih the soldiers of the Army of tha Potomac with a Thanksgiving dinner. 1 dry are bound to put it through. This i a commendable enterprise. EOT Ktf.vpt will raiee about $100,000,-
OOf) worth of cotton tLi year. It will in ig t er lots of liritish gold, and will
a id orpntly to her internal wealth.
tayTbtt9 were present at the polls
in Dennis, Mais., on Tuesday last, ten
men whoee united ages amounted to 8-0 ytrn, the eldest being upwards of r-9 yei.rs. These venerable men all votrd for Abraham Lincoln.
Mi lit art Arrest. We learn that
Thos. S. Pettit, editor of tha Owensboro J the Nashville Railroad, at Rolling Fork
Ucbrrillas. Capt. Bill - Magruder,
with his gong of outlaws, made a raid on
City Orders. fQ-d NOV. 14lli. ORDKRRt, M TH lOU'l, Con cil, that all perecmt bohllm '' ty Otdra .ndoraed prfyb ue to i.o'ol"r lit, lto4, ia notifl d to present Ilea r tbe (lity Trea nrr t r pavroant, and that Int. rrat on n h d.aai;t caau on Iba loth day of fio.enib--, 1S4 HOTI7 W . BKklt. M;or
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COAL. .
Thomas & Co , COAL OFFICE, o. 5 Mater Street,
(asots satioral )
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TOY S ;AND NOTION S. Varren & Conyngton, lf7iocja an J Retail f Dtalen Ia T0Y8, NOTIONS, FANCY GO DJ, Tiro Met Kt, Tlllotv Wmc, HiK KI'll IIOItNKS, Hll.l.ltK CABIt, ekr., Ac. No. 1 Main Street, . BOTl7-lf EVANSVII.I.E, ISI MUSIJ STORE.
Warron & Conyncton, niAi.taa ia , tianos, melodt6ns. And Nutieal Goodt of all Vacriptiont. Acrnli fur Wm. KnaU'a, Teiere X T- l.t.'a, green! (ial.ler'i, and Allen A J. w, ti e I'lane,, and B. I. a W. II. Hmiih'a apleudld Am. rKau-thnv. Tba beat Italian, Preiirh. and Enall.h Violin, Utillar, I'ello. and lonble Haea Smug, atwaya on hand. W bol.al- and Uetaii . StST Initrnmenia tuned and repaired. aver Old Pianos taken In aschaust. for new on a New Mtuio Received Daily. NO. 1 MAIN St., EVANSYILLK, IM).
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CONCERT.
0 RAM D VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Contort ! Tha Piiplli of Prof. Matthiaa will (It two tirand Vocal and lintrunieiital Caorert at IVIiVSOIVIC IIVI-T., , -OS- ' . Tuesday audWednes.day Eveuingi, Nov. 21st and22d, ' ( " Aa a compliment to, and under tha dirrrtioa of their talented luetrutor. Toe CreNrent City Stiver IJnn.I Have kindly tendered their aealatenrw.aml tlioeo Intereatad iu IheaJlair leal conilJout in prrniinltiK therl Itena of KianaTllto and vicinity a rirh milalcai treat. noT c - MEVTl MEAT?! "M EAT!!! Lovers of flood Meat, COII IV &-LEVY 1 VOt'LD reapecifulle uonpce to tbeir cuev V tom. re. and tha public enetallv, liial th. y . 0,n"d M' St n Lorn.t etreet. .rS'' ""' toad etreeta, two doota above ibe Bherwood Hone, where tbe wilt constantly J., '"'"'SOodaupplyof frreh meat. lll. COHN A LEVI. QROCERIES." ;
tirjrMr Augustus T. Leonard, wl:o accidentally fell from Colt's factory at Hartford, arid broke off both arms above the wriet, went to the polls on Tusrdnyi holding his ballot in hi tteth, from which ho dropped it into the box. Diad We learned StUnlay afternoon tbat Mr. Clark, of German Town siiip "ho wan, so brutally assailed and b -u'en ry a lot of Copperhead scoundrels
I u. utorge uuum a on 1 1 ction gay oieu j tie flight before. The election was held i u Mr. Daunt s, and Mr. Clark, for ear-
eisiui the privilege of aa American free. Uiaii, by voting tor candidates of his
. choice, wa assailed and struck on the ! hi nd with the butt of a pistol, a blonr j which, has sinco resulted iu death. Mr.
' t'lnrk's only crime was tbat he voted the
Union tick.t A more quiet, pleasant and good iiutttri'd man was cot to be (.mid in the county. He was one of tha oldest rcKidentH, loo, find we never heard ought against him in any particular. Hi murder was brutal. It was perpetrated, wo learn, by parties who have dotio their Lest to murder one or two other individual in thai township, who differed from them politically. These bullies will yet be made to pay the penalty of their infamous crimes. The Union men of Vanderburgh county do not intend that four or five lawless rutlias in any one towaship shall abuse, ninitrent and murder Union citisens with impunity. The parties whe made tbe assault on Mr. Clurk, we understand, are known, and every effort will be made to briug them to justice. Some of them are said lo be old offenders, and have for years systematically and persistently browbeaten, abused and punished men who diflV-red with them in politics. They have established akiudof Reign of Ter. ror in Gtrman Township for the pur pose of intimidating the quiet and weak. Wo think that game i about played out In the case of Mr. Clark, as it has been in thousands ol instances before, tha blood of the martyr will prove the seed of the church. Ue fell just as much a victim to this heliish rebellion as though be h.-id fallen in the front of battle. Tbe scoundrels who murdered him are infinitely meaner rebels than thousands who train under the battle-Hags of the Southern Confederacy.
Monitor, has been arrested and ordered.
to be sent through the lines to the South,
by order of Gen. Ewing, on account of
his notorious disloyalty. He arrived in this city on Saturday, in charge of a
Federal officer. Ile'goes to Memphis,
and will be sent from there through the
lines. ... Huooiisa A IP 1 1 a. Thare was a muss and a tittle shooting done at a saloon op Main Street on Saturday night, which
culminated in one of the parties taking a shot at the other, but, either fortunately or unfortunately (we can bardiy
say which), the shot Hid not take effect-
Tbe party shot at, as we are told, was in the fault and commenced the difficulty, and was pretty severely punished before being shot at Both tbe belligerents were promptly arrested by Sheriff Bob Early and lodged in jail. An inveetigalion will be had this morning.
and tore up tbe track, damaging tbe
road av badiy the tip train was un
able to come through. The Louisville Journal understands that a detachment
of Federal troops attacked tbe guerrillas and eucceded in capturing nearly the entire gang, but afterwards most of them made their , escape. The train from
Naahbville, due at aix o'clock last even
ing, had not arrived at one o'clock this
morning. It was expected to reach the
city at two o'clock.
Fob Sale. Six new boater, nearly
completed; one large house, with ten
rooms, near Main street; a variety of
other dwellings, and Wilding lots.
Fob RtxT. A first class dwelling, in
a desirable location. Enquire f
a20-tf A. JoHssox.
Clienp I
DURABLE! in FASHION!
SEELIG,
LOEWENSTEIN,
Sc Co., No. 85 Main Street, (Oppaatte tba Gbart Hoaee,) EVAN8VILLE, INI?.
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Lost A young New Foundland pupblack, with a white face. Tba finder will be liberally rewarded by returning
him to M. Ltok.
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EAR IN MIND THAT THC ABOVE TIE at
baea Jaat ear eed aa will eoatinaa to r eiea
lit lr(aet, rioeat, aad beat ee.ee ted a tor a of
Kitchen. Inntng-Booai, Bed-Hooaa, and Parlor Farnltare ever brought into thia eaark.t t-m-noa, Madinai, Eta, aa SaperSae eoMMting el
W. K. AIKMAN & CO., . Producoand -Commission Merchants : AGENTS roil Ohio Ulver gait Co.
BANKINq
W. a. Lowry Co. BANKERS! Xo. 1, First Street. Buy ana Sell GOLD! O03T
SW Silver, IVinand Notes, Tnited SUte'i "b SW Bonds, an.lftariiioi f e.rery do-"SO ar ecriptloa. WANTED: , " 1W abarea Xnuaeilla Braaoh Bank Stock, aT" Cttj and County Ordara, SkaV rjDenrrent Money. rORSALE: ar E. A O. Railroad BotT ear cnta, r E. A C. Bailmad Stock. no,s
Defeated. W regret to learn that Gen. Gillam has met with a mishap in EAt Tennessee. Hitherto he has been so eminently successful that we fear he was not as prudent as he should have been. lie allowed Breckinridge with a superior force to flank his position at Bull's Gap and then attack him while retreating. Taken at such a disadvaatuge, it is not surprising tbat he was defeated, with considerable loss of men and.munitions of war. What force is at Knoxvill we do not know, bat presume it is sufficiently large to check Gen. Breckinridge should he attempt any arN ranee up. mi that place or into Kentucky. At any rate, the number of men now going to the front will insure the safety of all vital points. ; P. S S.nce writing tha above, ' we learn by a telegram from Chattanooga that Gen. Gillam fell back to Strawberry PUiins, where he eras - attaxked by the rebels, whom he repulsed at all points Good for Gillam; he is to the -ebels in Tennessee what 'glorious Phil Sheridan s to them in Virgin.;.., terror and tortnent. rer ThTuui.v'iie jrHal iaT9 troops have been pouring through that city for several- days past in a manner tru.y astonishing. Gen. Thomas is being reinforced at tue rate of 3,000 men per day. If his army is not already the superior of Hood's in point of numbers it soon will be; when, we apprehend, the hereof Mill Spring and Chickamauga will be found moving on the eaemv's works.
Foa the Frost. A detachment' of 400 for the 2Sth and 44 ih Indiana regimenu, ;ijs the Indianapolis Journal of Friday, were yesterday afternoon sei.t forward from tbe general rendezvous at Camp Curriiigton. They are drafted men and substitutes from the lit and 10th District. Gen. Cerrirufton is for-" warding them as last as tran'portatlun can he procured, and we may hop tw hear of brilliant results ia the Geld soon by the army being rapidly reinforced Vy thoo wbo were lucky enough to draw a ticket entitling there to a suit of blue.
KSt The St. Louis VcmtKTit o( Fri
day gives an! account of a lot of bushwhackers who were surrounded by a detachment of Union troops, in the Persia Hills, ten miles below Iluciavilla. The villains took refutre in a log house occupied by the family of a Union man, anj kept the woman of the houie and cliil. drcn as hostages. The Union troops did not dare to fire into the hon.e fur fear of hariniu the woman and children. The bushwhackers were blowing their horns for reinforcements, and the Union troops had also sent to Col. Denney, eomaiauding at Uantsville, fur reinforcemen'.s; and thus the matter stood at last accounts. . .
' ElOBT Gl'ERRiLLAS TO B ExKCCTEII Eight gnerriltns were sent from Louisville to Munfordville, on Friday last, to be executed in retaliation for the murder of Union men, by order of Gen, Curbrid;re. They wore selected from the guerrilla prisoner that have beea confined in the Barracks prison for soma time past. Their names are W. C, Msr-
tia, A. B Tador, John Tomlinson, Randford Turley, Vf. B. Dunn, John Edmondson, J. M Jones, and W. L Robinson. The execution was to take dace near Munfordville. -
IS A large extra edition of the Journal, containing tha very latest news, went down the river Saturday aAeraoon. Our friends at alt 'points below can always depend upon the Journal for the lal($t and most reliable telegraphic reports, as well as all other new of interest. Oar circulation in all the river towns ha heretofore been good, bnt we mean to largely increase it
' iVj" Remember the sale of lots this evening, at seven o'clock, at the Old P.fewery, and be there early having previously setc(ej the lot you wish to buy.
. Tbe. sale will be positive, and the terms are onunu lly liberal, requiring only tti Jlfth of ths pxrchaieuonry to be paid down. lAhoring men, desirous of securirg a home in our pronperous .'''Ji sbool 1 not let this opportunity pats unheeded, for good building lots are rarely offered on such liberal terms.
.We are informed by Messrs. Reits h Clement tbnt all taxes on the property
for 13G4 will be paid by them.
Kgr Wa had tho unexpected pleasure
of enexHinij our old friend and fellowlaborer, U. H. Root, in the city last aight it route to Padai-ah, where he has a position in the . Quartermaster's department. Mr. Root is one of the oldest, as well as one of the ablest, editors in the State, having been connected with the Indiana Whit, at L,wrenceburg, ia H 42-43-44, and since then with several
papers at different points throughout tha late.. During tha late canvass he edited the Michigan City Itecine, doing yeomanry service iu the cause of his
country and right. Ia retiring from tba
press -the State toe the services of
a ready writer, wheat pen has always been fouud on tbe right aide. W hope he will be eminent'y successful in the new field of labor on which he is about to enter.
test Read the following extract from
a letter, of a cure of a deaf and dumb
person, of eighteen year's standing, by Dr. Bort, who is now at the Sherwood
Hone, in this city: " Cor r re, Clt Co., Isdiaxa, ) November 14th. 1B64. t
As you requested, I shall inform you of my daughter's case of deafness and her loss of speech. As you are aware.
you operated on her ears and throat on the 31 ol October, 1864. Sh has now recovered her hearing, also her
speech is fast improving, and thanks to you for the recovery of my daughter's
case. As 1 remarhed to you, I had con
sulted a pood many eminent sureeoos.
and all, with one accord, cave it as their opinion that nothing could be done for tl.e restoration of btr bearing and
speech.
Many persons here era anxious to see
you, and wish to know how long you in
tend to remain in Kvansvuie. Jacob L Tbompsox.
Dr. Bort is still at the Sherwood
House, where he can ba consulted on all disease of tbe Eye, Ear, Throat,
Catarrh, Lungs, and Heart Consultation free. 19 d4l
Uaf Gen. Butler, in his speech several evenings ago, in New York, in which he is said to have declared the views af the Administration, ures tbe policy of liberal amnesty to tbe rebels limited to a cer ain date, Stid then, if refused, an open declaration of a war of subjugation and confiscation of lands to the soldiers of the array. We will try aad publish the speech in fall on. Tuesday.
aW A new and beautiful method of lighting gaa without tha osa a of match has been introduced in Philadelphia. It is a neat and elegant fixture, consisting of a brass cup, lioed with silk, a loosefitting India-rubber stopper, and an insulated copper wire coil, with a platinnm point directly over the burner. Within the stopper is placed a small piece of tin-foil, to hold or atora for use the electricity generated by the friction of the India-rubber stopper upon tbe silk lining of the cup. While the cup is closed there is a complete electic current maintained, bat when tbe gas is ta be lighted tie cap is lifted, the electricity current is broken and tie electricity passes down the coil of wire to the burner. At the same moment the gss is turned cn, and
instantly lighted. ' ' A Handsome Sen. We are informed that the Daughters of Rebekah realized over f 1,100 net from their two evening's entertainment This is a handsome sum to begin with, and those who so liberally contributed may rest assured that their money will be judiciously applied. We h lieve there is no people who give as liberally as tbe citizens of Eracsvilla. .
r A lUxusoax i'assT The Daughters ot Rebekah. on Saturday presented T. L. Conant with a handsjma breat pio, accompanied by the following note: Etassvii le, Nov. 1, 1SG4. Mr. T. L Conant: Yon will please accept, with our compliments, tbe accompanying Lreaat-pin, in consideration of your services rendered at aur Fair. Yort, repectful!y, - - Daiv.hters or Reseeab. To which Mr. Conant replied as. follows:, . . , JCvAboYILLE. Not. la, 1364. T the Laditt of tkt Ordr of the Daughter of liebtkah: It is with feelings of the humblest gratitude that I accept your memento rf respect and regard, feeling, as I do, that yor ranse is a noble one, deserving, as it has received, the confidence of a generous pub'it:; and while I feel that an unmerited compliment has been paid me, 1 shall ever cherish a pleasant recollection of the givers of tbe beautiful gift Yours, resuectfully, - " T. L Cowant.
Thasesoitiso is Kextccet. Got. Bramlette, of Kentucky, has designated next Thursday as a day of Thanksgiving in Kentucky, agreeably to the request of the President of the United States.
fog- A married monster said be lately dreamed that he had an angle by his side, and upon waking found it was nobody but his wife. .
L O. O. T. Th Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows adjourned on Wednesday. The fallowing are the Grand officers for the ensuing year, who were elected and installed: , M. W. Grand Master, Uarvey D. Scott, of Terre Haute. R ; W, Depaty Grand Master, P. A. Hoffman, of Madison. R. W. Grand Secretary, E. H. Birr, Io4;anspo!is. R W. Grand Treasurer, T. P. Haoghev, Indiarapoiis. R AT" Grand Warden, F R. J. Jeter, Brookvi'Ie. The Most Worthy Grand Master made tbe following- appointtnvwtsr- " ' '" W. Graad Chaplain, Rev. T. G. Baharrell. of Madison. , W. Grand Marshal, J. L. Higginbotliam, of Delphi W. Grand Conductor, Hiram Nelson, Evansville. t . W Grand Herald, Joel B. Edwards, Terre Haute. . - W. Grand Guardian,' Tobias Bender, Indianapolis. From the above report of the Grand Secretary we Warn that that tkera have bean during tha year just closed 1.241
Lost. A heavy gold thimble on tha levee or on. ana of the btr. vts of tha city A very liberal reward will ba paid
to the finder upon leaving it at the Jour
nal office. .. , Nov. 17 3td.
Bureau, a, .
Table.. Wash. Stands, Work Stand, Whatuoti Bedsteads, Lounges, 8fas.
Sociables, -
Rockers, Eat Racks, Book Cases, Wardrobes, Desks, Stools, Cradles, oiXAznoy
Centre Toblen, Sec.
All kinds of Looking
Glasses and Mattresses on
, , . Iland Constantly !
Tba abaia ooa wilt be aald at tba lew, at aar
Set re lea, an delivered free of rherfe any w hero
wunrn my name.
Coma aad eaaaelrve ear sleek. II anil ba no
trnw-ie to abow cocoa.
. Thanking oar nana ar. we friends for peat Severe
we would reepeelfaity artiieil a liberal abare of
Ibeir peiroaere e-v the fnmra bSELIO, LOEWENSTEIN a CO.. No as Mala St., Creecenl City Building. epIt-Satd
fcirlUiis 4 Clement will offer for sal at auction, to the highest bidder,
without reserve, some of the most di
sirable building lots in the cityr on tbe evening of November 21st, at 7 o'clock, p. m , at the Old Brewery. The terms on which this property is offered will bring the lots witbia tha reach of every man desiring a Lome. . Tbe sale will be positive, and we hope to see every man present who wishes to buy- - , , : v . ' For further particulars, see hand bills. Nov. 14. duis. Hi-oar asd Strcp. A fine tot of Sugar, from fair to extra qoality, for sale by the hogshead. Also, a superior article of Syrap, at a less price than can be bought elsewhere. Enquire at the office of It. Haas, First street, between Main and Loco at. Nov. 14 lw
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MILITARY.
Notice to Officers and Soldiers Ab
seat from their Regiments. 0rrt?t A. A. Paevmrr Xiunt Oaaaeai.. 1 laaiaaaroaia, Ian, Mov. It, lee. f iaLa bo. sa.
Tbe iteeretary ef W,r Street that all officers
and enllnlrd ate eleebt n-eta lh.tr comiaeude re tnrn to t!w eaaae ImatediaUly. Ail f.irlooche end
leaeea of alieeore ere raeoke, aaoeps u cmm i.-
atoned oraeera abeeat on etck leeee la ordiee, or by eertiaerta of dleeetltty aty Ste aa r sailed bv recBlatlons of tba War Itrparteaenl. Ea'taled
men abeent from General Hoseltais will be ret or o
ed to tba Iloeptiele froai which tbey were far. lonxbed. AH othera will ha eeol la their reepec-
tie poe ta, com paa lee, or realm-ale. by Proxwt Manuals ot bielrtcte. all trocars of tbe Proeoet Marabal General's Baraaa are ordeva to make epecial rfl irw te aecar prompt no tboroac h complianra with tba Secretary's order, aa it ta lb Intention to put oeery bam belief in U tbe ajttlitery aervire ia bia preier dntv ae eoea ea pueaible. Tb this aad Proveet Hara'bais an direr te4 to afford every feelilty Sr the prompt and eoeeenl eat return of thoee ooeaptytnf with fbiaoreoe All wbo asake thcro-el.ee dreerter by faille to report will be arreeted and returned wi'h (barsaa. By tre, Brt. a .'l E. Prroata. A A Proeoet Staiahal twr.eral. Osnaas W. IxatsouMt, Lieat. aied A. laa . aoeis
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Goods Sold at New York Prices, Aad Warranted aa reteeeared, ar tkt money rettirwed.. - The his bet price paid In raah for old rold od lec-r. orrics ix hfali's book store. Cor. Miia and First Streets,
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BANKERS.
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Will ope November 1st for the transaecfa General! XJtvnUinr; Businens. Special aitentioa given to the rcrchase and sale of
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DENTISTRY.
JT. C. BIEBBOWER, r E N T I S T 9
Bparial attention afirea te thotnoartsoa of aruiciaj Tih.
Booms 50. f and 5, Marble Hall,
Second Floor, Mailt Strut. yts
INSURANCE AGENCY. HOME LNSUSAU'CE COMPANY of , NEW YOBS, , Offioe, ITo. 13S Broadway. Cash CapitaL.... $2,000,000 00 Assets. 1st Jan., 18C4, 3,286,270 33 Liabilities 75,803 32 The Ifom Inearasne Company Ineare aralnai Loaa or Damacw by Plre ea Iwelllae and tbetr fen tea te, lor a Sena of from 1 to A years on tbe avt favorable term. Stereo, Wareboneee, block, of If. rrhao'iiea, prodacw, MaacUcVeriea, Haobiae aa I rJI tae-able property, at air aa ee, n table rate. z1 on DTLAIS-D FAVI0ATI0H And TraoeportaUoa, fcbipmeata apoa tbe Rivera. Lake, Canal aad Railroad, a lew a tba nature of the rteks will bear, with Salraeaa ta tbe aawara and tha Company. Adloatlns; ail leaeea Sairly, aad pr mptly payln them. CHA8. 4. St ABTIK, Prea't. A. F. WILX ARTH, Tiaa Pree'L J. StttToa Rarra, Secretary. Jon kfrOai, Aae't Sec y. AppUcatlon made to aa p. lie tee bjawad by A. C. HALLECK a SON, A'te, Pint Street, Bear Poet OSoa.
INCORPORATED 1847 CITY Firo Insurance Company, haettohdcob. Capita, 350.000 f. O. WAITB, Bee'y. O. B. BOWERS, Pree't B. A. PRICE, Oeaveral Acoat, Eee.uls( at Chicago, Ilia. CASH CAPITAL AMD aCBTLUS $31T. Tbis Compaay inenree mint loo an domagt ey Sre on Trwellliiaa aad teeir Coateole, aaona, Warahraiii, btocka of MarehaiKHaa, aa ail Inawrb property at a reaaonabie rate of nramlam aa nay other eolrent aad reliable Compaay. Sfnrtirn Leeow-A. W yermtamp..apfl,. -ApfucaUcme nxeijr to an Polletae leaned by . A. C. HALLECE A SOSPlrat Street, near Poet OSca, . eieT'-tT4 ee.weeia
MEDICAL.
dr. jromr magesiss, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON - Office ob Mala Street,
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
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Allrvlatlnff; pain whan . Katraetlne Tttlh, ba ka that are tnnkea rn be feoutrad ta nearly eir on final rontxar. AH elrabeatyleaof ARTIFICIAL TEETH, ..! aiiTWhitr in the fi.ll"d State, are made by mat. lrrv'ul li" of Cbl.drea Teth toooeaenl.j rrrcclrj, Tliiiae hefltif . DKCAtr.li TKSSTH J.iitd e.ih.r haea them f.-.trailej or Pilled, (tbe teller if pil le. TheheaKbof tbe partem aad .he re-i.tnlr. Te.'tb deman.i It. El HALUli. AkH.U1li.iSS TREATED. AUMl CLkIT r A LATE ttr e,u e'it n " t , Pert flttlra.
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C 1 T Y HO T I2 Is , . FlcKAY, Praprlalar, Oa tberorner of Water and iHeletua Street, a ear . . . ateaatbeaA Laadiaa, , EVANSVILLE, INMANA. As tbla huuee be been pPre. painted aa re. turaleUrd by tlie prvprielor. tb trarellnc poblla renalevy rly apoa beeleg Ih bast af aoaom. M,...te' r.. airr-l
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A CARD. Tb asdrTsigud karir.t aold out hiaeatlreetock of Beady Mad Clotiuo. and Ceatlemo' Pnraiebing &oode, and rrt.red front tb baetneae, hereby azprse- bia gratefnl acknowldeaente te kia notti.rona f r:.r. ia t&4 cstam tor taeir paat patroaaar ea liberally eatende to bim, aad woal reapecUally reeomneod Meeere. Taylor Co., whe hare awececde him in tbe bainaea.and who are now prepared to farvteh lo tbetr ot,arsirrery artici ia bir Ha. f vary tawt
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The Cooley ANTI-FREEZING PUMP. T AM 'OWCABTA8I51 SOCTBERS IXDI1 ana, exhibt'lBC aad filling applications ta crder wb.leaa and retail) for tbia (rrea; pnmp, I can be found et tha Waahlactoa Hon. At tb Waab nrt"Bbtablea I hate eet one ta operation, fr r .very one ceiline; to aea It beanty of action. Il-atah.t Ifr J trie ear.- I I rave nougbt one of tbef ley Pnmpe ef Mr. W. A. Hoot, and here it id eperatloa throwing water into the raereoir toeotpty tbeenatueat my Hontb factory, esd I rMoa.ai.nd it a (.iat pump, aad nperlor ton Cbaia paaib, a it aemr (.ta oat of order." rr farther leetisenutie all are ineiled to call aud aee Urn Uretuerlrea. W. A. HL'ST, Prowrletor. Waabiactoa Hons, Ereae-rille, la. botU