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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-27
10 OR AWFORDa BEl,91 sd
WHOLESALER RETA IL
'al DRUGGIST,p ssiiiAdr
1IILN STREET. IEYANS YILLE.L LNDLANA

II ASnow in stI,e and daily receiving his Spring
il Il supply Drug leiiciHes, Paints, Obs, Dye
StHfs, Specs. Soaps, Pe.trmtry, lp,ndoD1 GiIss
Glassware, Varhish, Painta and VarRish BraSh1s, dc
DC. My stock is one OF the largest and most com
pleie ever before offered in this market, comprising
almost every article in my line, selected by myself
with great in regard to the best qualities and
purchased directly from first hands and on the best
TERMS by which means enabled to sell at as low
any other House in this part OF the country
Dealers respectfully requested TO call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere and those who
cannot do so, by sending their orders shall have them
attended to promptly and at rates as low rs ii here
in person. %
N % ntnnL nonn,.tn -, mart nf IL -
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

n f5fTss n FOh ST. LOOlSs
sE5tsaEzlIsS Reguldr IHednesday Packet
zsss-szs-zsz.zz THE elegant, tast-running steamei
ATLANTIS, s. ). PAxoN, Master, willleave Evans
vile for the above and intermediate landings every
Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock n. vi. u-...
For freight or passage apply on board or to HAIR
RINGTON, CRANE 81 0'itILEY.1 ~ rjy 22T
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DIR. S. C. WILSON, .

! ATE OF Cincinnati Ohio, having located himself
4 IL The city OF Evansville would respectfully offer
his services TO the citizens OF this place and tie sur
rounding community for the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery in al their various branches sli .sH
Ofhce on the OF Locust and First streets op-
poslte the Sherwood House. Residence at the house
OF The Rev. John V. Dodge corner OF Locust and Sec
ond streets. , aug 10 dlm&w3m
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I.wNs AND PRINTS.

lust received a smalIlo Of handsome Lawns and
y Spring Prints. lmar25l M-sW.foSfERs
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WIfIsKEY.

o. Bbls Russellville Whiskey,Cs b aiaiisst
on 80 bbls Cincinnati do
% " New Harmony do,
In store and for sale low for cashby
nv 10 BEMENT &, YIELE
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RrGinsFng, Earseed, feathers, and BeeStcdT ia
ken al the highest market price in exchange Tor a
goods sold or i'm payment of debts due me. ~ =
NJ q. All persons indebted to the firm OF W. Z
Bell will please settle up as soon as possible either
by note or otherwise, as the firm has been dissolved
since the 23d Of August last. -, ei
jan 30, 46-tf ftfF' CRAWtOhD BELL.
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BRANDY ANrl WINE

HNaNOI AtO VINE. N y
fF9A 3quarter CO ks pure juice Port Wine;
k,1ss5z3{ OldPou DO;
$500 % Nader;s.
I'simal- "a" Sberrx.' 80
I'D, i pipe pure Cognac Brandy, Guard. Dupry,s
Brand. These Liquors cave boon purchased esscisI-
~ Tor sickness and The puhiicoan rely upon their pu.
ity. In store and Tor sale by Gan29l C. BELL,
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EYpRAUEIC cEmENr

- INA y III CEMENT.
a together with the best of Roach lime INNS
FOR sale by the bairel. A LAUGHLN.
ap - Wa,a- go.
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% o gtsU ha8 BONE,
iI.H ybsd J. !smii
~ adIIs5nB ,1oa9as q
1908 gre 81 ned
I3I 49, VA 'ilur- ltI
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MOURNING GOODS.

4 FULL and very desirable assortment of Mour
n ming dress Goods, superfine BombazineS, Silk
Warp, Alpacas, (sone very hnel Alpaca Lustres
uperfine black, plain and figured berreges, black
Lawns &C., now open and for sale low by III
ap ID MORitlS. ,. JOtiNSON.
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#. p. PAGAN,

DETER SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel:
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HEMORRHOIDS or PLIES.

d INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, RERAANESrLy CURED Dy
Or. CPhal's Vegetable Zaeetuary.
IN Internal Rem:ly ts9iei az 4Ssi according 10 d.
ID. recfions a care far tge 20 graraRteed. M "a
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Magical Pain Extrac,or.-

By Druggists and Dealers generally throughout
United States. 7 .g- aIs..i1 -. -sGf -.
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UTOOLSEY & NELSON commission usrcha"tst
wv 4Mctionssrs, Main, ID door from Second ST. az
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NJEDICAL.-JOHN X. WILCOX, PhysiciGH
lfl Surgeon First St., above Main, Evansville. app
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tal.en to .eye ~ eqe99Taging every precaution is
- ,i E ne haSihiiyofthe Assured is limiiea b,r
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Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant, -
-...--, ELY MOORE.
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M Bray, NJ, ID. Medical Exap,;o"o.h Agent.
AL persons wishing to make ins,'."I
ON owl H., OF on Their friends LIVES will please chi @
", we agent nihis City, Office on Main .si up
dany. ''' 'ho rates OF the Com
le l6-lv
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-12

Alh l.si,cf occnpies iIe SpeAketb Cndif
-h Smitl, rnembeS f.d,n Brown, tho seat
'of he Clsrk, "a CLERK pre- kmpore, wi lie Mr,
Cain. ofMentgcBery county, acis rs Ser
gant-st-arms pro tfmpose, No attempt has
heef made by the mob to get possession o.
those places; and from Monday morning,
until the hour al hich we write, the capital
has remained in The possession Of The nca'
bers sworn in, and over which body Mr..
Letter pre sides wi,b frmness and.dignity.
THE MOB CONTINUED.
o'clock r. M
We have jus, lefs the Ilousc a. The closs
Of one Of the most effective, thrilling and
pointed speeches from Mr. Pugh Of IIamil-
ion, we have heard for a long time. We
wish that every good citizen Of Ohio could
haze heard it, but one opinion would have
existed in relation 10 the tue character OF
The reckless mob that has disgraced lho
House for two days. Mr.. Pugl's Temaiks
were occasoned by ridiculous and insult.
ins proposition from Mr.. Mcclure, OF Suu,-
mil, puiporiing 10 be from the Free Soilers,
but which il is proper 10 say they denied
Mr.. Pugh in language that thrilled the very
souls Of lis audience, foI ycu might hare
heard lie lightest step, While he spoke, told
Ike meuibers elsct d the reccdjng whig
side, That no proposition could be entes-
tanned, but that Of order and obedience, ihe
usual regular order Of organizing that body.
Thai whether The AZ members regularly
sworn in should renain there until the sec-
ond Tuesday Of next October, might depend
I upon the call OF their constituents, but until
| they did leave, morning aud evening, dsy
and night, and al all times ihsy woald bs
roady to receive them in tho regular order
Of organization, but in no other; and they
chose to defeat 40 organized Legislature, L.
suspend the sitting Of the Supreme Court,
stop The collection Of debts, stop appropria-
liions for State purposes, suspend the col
lection Of taxes, aud lay your bunks at the
mercy OF deb;ois without law fot collections
If you wish TO do this lei the consequcn-
ces be on your own hcsts-we wash our
hands Of it--bui 10 yield, never.
The coolness, prompiness, and gocdjuds-
mcni Of The chairman, Mr. Lcitor--;he xfm.
ness and manly spirit ef the democratic
| members could not, nor never was surpassed
under equally trying circumstances. In
,ac!, 10 these things is owing tho fact that
the capitol hss moi been drenched in bloods
and The State forever disgrsced.
The wings hsse won name, if not Q
fame, tha, will sick totkem as long as there
is record Of their lives. No one out of
tho city can have the least conception Of the
scenes that have passed bero Tor the last
two days The democrats have never lcfs-
their seats as body, but continued in per-
petusl session. They deserve tho attention
Of the people Of Ohio generally, Threats,
noise, inobs, misrepresentation--noihing tos
a momen. threw then, of ,hoir guard.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-12
THERE'S A. QUEER TIME COMING.
We clip the following from yes.erdays


We clip the following from yes.etdays
Gaset.e:
1, was clear, therefore, that The only possi-
blo way Of passing territorial Bill with the
"Wilmot Proysu" annexed, wss to vote for
and elect Taylor and Fillmore. This We
honestly believed and have earnestly assert.
ed--,hs we now believe and arc confident
that within three months after the ins,alia-
ton Of Taylor and Fillmore into Office, this
great act viii BIO consummaied.
We always have been, are now, and al.
ways shall be The unyielding opponen, OF
slave-cxtension, and uuder no circumstances
could we consent 10 the "ditfhsion Of slays-
ry' over territory now free. Upon this sub
jcct we can consent 10 no cowpromiaaa
We aarneaiip @-iroCateu inc election ot
Taylor and Fillmore, believing undoub,ins-
ly, and still believing, that their election,
under the circumstances, was the only icay
Of securing tbe object desired"
We will wait TO see tho consummatioa Of
this measure--.he passage of the vii nGt
Provso--under the auspices Of Taylor and
Fillmore. We feel assured ,ha, the oppor-
auuity VI ciIcCtluB tno HcaSurc VIII nOt %
wan'ing--iho pledges aud ptetences made
10 US in the North and West, will most cor
tainly be brought to The s,ernest practieJs
test. Lei the GaSftic rest satisfied OF that.
We commend this oracular giving ont Of
the Gazette TO the politicians and people or
the South, who seem 10 have "caycd inn 90
completely, and 10 have gono, beyond all
previous party tests, for their local candidate,
with the view, douhiIcss, Of strengthening
their local institutions. Upon this mattsr,
there il to be no compromises--ihe Prsy'so
and nothing else. Very well-.-we commend
The chalice to southern politicians and peo-
lple. "Wiihin three months after the ins,al.
laton Of Taylor and Fillmore into Office,
the measure will be consummatod, ,',--un
ertra sassion will even be called, in sncn hot
haste are the new dynasty push il through.
| Very well, again--iho sooner Gen. Taylor's
| pledges are effected the beitct--Cia. En-
qairer 's
fhas is ,he docirias, Mr, Enqqirsl! Lei
# 6e ~ n. ~
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SPEAKER OF TIE SENATE ELECT
Ed

After seventeen balloting, Oh Tuesdsy
Mr.. Randall an anii-Tarlsn SenaiM hon
Ash;abuIs and Lake, was elected Speaker OF
the Senate. Mr.. Ewing magnanimously
Withdrew his name, in brief and bcaulifal
manner, expressing his desiie thai il might
BIO settled Without farther delay, uhc,her
there was any organization or mol.
Mr.. Randall Gum his position, viii ns
doubt make liberal Speaker.
A Clerk had not been 4lsc.cd when oar
paper was made up, bu, Mr.. Knapp, of Ma
rion, had l8 votes each ballot, and the ball
ance scattering. MIR. Knapp will mako an
excellen, Clerk, and If tho Same spirit is
manifested, that was in the election &c
Speakef, en- organ E,,ion Of lEc Senate will
soon bs complete. W
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-12

THE PRsrIT OF ADvERTIsINo.-D Roche
was a famous M. d. and adventurer in his
day. His advertisements cos, him thou
sand year, but the money thus laid Out
came back TO him with enormous interest.
A person told him one day that he wondered
whore be found people foolish enough TO
take his medicines. 4
"You may soon satisfy yourself on that
point" replied the Doctor, "if you will stand
al the window few minules and give me
the impartial result Of your observations ON
the countenunces ofthe passers by.
He accordingly did so. 5eI
"Well," said the Doctor, what do you OBJ
servei
"Why, ! see great many stupid faces, a
great many foolish ones, and here and there
sensible one."
SHOW, then, you know my secret; the
stupid and foolish ones iake my medicines,
and the sensible lei them alone. but for the
sale ofmy medicines thanks to my advertise
ments." g
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large quan'iiy Of bullion was generally
|yalhcf heasy, Tom wus in closef--lho thou
sand dolluf bill got whispered about, and
|one Of bis creditors, . fashionable tailor, n,
sisted on trusting him for anoiber suit; he
yielded after much persuasion, and |, was
astonishing how everything altered with
TOMS appearance. His note was good for
any SINAI! sum now, il was "a pleasure 10
make his acquaintance.
In the course Of about six months, the
landlord thought he would just hint to Tom
that small check would DO agreeable, as
they we're hard pushed. The hin,--anyihing
but cash one, though.
Tom very coolly Informed him that the
agent who had raised his hopes was rascal
Ily irnpostcr.
"But The thousand dollar bill, Mr.. HI
said the landlord, inquiringly.
Was handed TO me BY the rogue 10 keeI
up appearances, coolly responded Tom.
al shall seize your baggage sirp criet
the enraged host.
"Ican't help il my dear fellow, said Tom
you know that if ! had pocket full 0
Irocks, yeu should share them, for liko yo'
vastly, do--cuss me il ! don'i; SO keel
cool, and keep The baggage until ! make
draw and raise the same.n
| The trunk was seized, and so roughly
that il burst open, when The landlord disco
vered that il Tom had no pocket full O
rocks, il was because he had slowed them al
in his trunk, and that accounted very natu
rally for its being SO heavy!
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Illinois has given Csss 5000 rnsjOrity.-
about 1900. &
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ORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE
BALLOTlNGS FOR SPEAKER.

ORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE--
BALLOTlNGS FOR SPEAKER.
The Senate wss called 10 ordcr by tho
Hon. Fisher A. BIockson, Of Columbana
county, and the new Senators were swornin
by The Hon. NJ, Burchard, Of the Su-
prems Court. Every Senator holding over,
or elected this year. was IN his scat at roll
call.
After seven Intellectual attempts 10 elect .
speaker, the Senate took recess until 10
D'clock to-mnrrow.
The wings and free soiless, wo under
sa,d, united on Mr.. Beaver, Of Trumbull,
Van Buren, man, for Speaker. and the de-
mocracy on the Hon. james II. Ewing. Of
Hamlion. The vote stood, Ewing IL,
Beaver Is, with one vote blank.
| rTnIycU or DrppEcENTA A TIVEc
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X. JUNEsS, All. Ue
Hon. r. JOHNSON, Baltimore. Nd.

A Ilr.-The Hon. George w. Patterson, of
Chataque county, n. Y, in speech lately de-
livered at Jamestown, thus happily illustrates
the position and designs of Mr.. Van Buren,
in his late unnatural coalition with the free
soil party:
Mr.. Cass was nominated at Baltimore. and
Mr.. Van Buren's scow was run ashore. He
wanted help TO get i; into open sea again. Mr..
2. aaid ii reminded him OF a certain captain
of a scow, who was notorious for his proianit,
and wickedness. By some accident he run the
bow of his boat up on 10 one OF the docks al
LIST. Louis He tried long time TO get II OIL
and afloat again, but 10 no purpose. but ne
| hit upon plan. Ii was advertised that there
would be prayer meeting upon his boat, al
a certain time. As he was well known,it was
supposed By the benevolent and pious portion
of the city that he had r-pented of his iormel
evil habits, and wished 10 reform. A large
and sympathetic crowd assembled. The cap
| tain informed them that the meeting would bs
held upon the stern. The captain remained a
the bow, and as one after another passed, h'
watched eagearly the effect. BY and by b,
reached over and discovered that the bow wal
loft. and the scow afoat, and just as an elderl,
deacon was about reading hymn he sung out
l"There, meetings out: 90 ashore, every d.
rascal of you!" Mr.. Van Buren, has called ;
prayer meeting aboard his scow in much tn
same way. 1.-THE wings and abolitiouists shou.c
succeed in getting il afloat for him, he woul,
sing out very much like the captain, There
meetings out:i" Mr.. Van Buren, has no
changed one iota. He is the same Northern
man with Southern principles that he eve
was.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
THUR SDAY MORNING, OCT. IL.

TAG ELECTION REruRNs.--Ohio and Penn
sylvanis, have spoken, and in such thunder
ZONES as must make the locofoco demago9ues
,remble. Although the returns from those
States are meagre, yet enough isshown to cause
rejoicing among the Wings everywhere, and
20 convince us tina. Gen. Tayl or is sure of them
in November by tremendous majorities.
In Ohio there is no doubt but FoRD, the
whig candidate for Governor, is elected by 10
600 or &c, 900 majority. The Western Reserve
on which our opponents built their strong hopes
Of an overwhelming Abolition vote, will give
the wings a majority of 8 900 or 10000.
PENNSYLVANIA, they "Key stone Of the arch,
as Mr.. Richie loves to style her, is doing no.
blv, and from the returns, leaves no doubt or
our mind OF the election OF johnson, the whis
candidate for Governor BY handsome major
". So far as we can judge there is gain 10
the wings every where. A day ortwo will set
tie the matter.
The news from Florida show that the wings
have made clean sweep there and secured
the State 10 Taylor beyond doubt.
In Georgia, too, the Wings have held thei
own in the Congressional delegation. Will
they have gained Largely on the popular vote
Bot we have not time at the late hourat whic
we 20 10 press TO say more.
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ton of the time he was detained in the CAPT.
tai. The next day he was waited on by the
police 10 answer for the man who had come as
his guide from the city of Mexico, and who
since his arrival he'd been talking and acting
so strangel, as TO make it necessary to secure
him. Iiturned out that the fatigue aud excite
ment and dangers Of the journeys had disturb
ed the unfortunate mans mind, aud the city
authorities were obliged to send him back. un-
der charge, in the diligence. Such were The
terrors Of the road.
Four DAYS after his arrival Beale left Vera
Cruz in the sloop-of- war Germantown, and at.
ter a tedious passage was landed at Mobile,
whence he took the mail-line, and reached
this city on the 10Th ult. His whole travel,
therefore, including all delays. This four days
detention at Vera Cruz and his long passage &c
Mobile was accomplished from La Paz. on
the coast of California, TO Washington. in for
ty-seyen days. Altogether, it is the quickest,
and in many respects one of the most remark,
able trips that has been made across Mexico.
Midshipman Beale. the gallant and meritori'
Gus young officer who accomplished II, is the
same who received SO honorable testimonial
from his brother officers (as noted in your pa
per Of May or June Of last year, for his enter
prise, devotion, and courage in passing. IN com
! pany with Carson, through the enemy's lines
AMI through an insurgent. population, from
San Bernardo to San Diego, 10 procure relic
TO be sent to the American encampment at the
first named place. Such was his adventurou
ride across Mexico-never free from danger
now more dangerous than ever from the acces
sion of disbanded soldiers to the ranks of tn
ladrones. }.
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TIE RrER.-The River is rising at this place.
At Louisville, the Journal of Monday says the
river had risen Ii inches in the forty eight hours
ending Sunday evening. and there were q
feet water in the Canal. This will give feet
water at least on the bars below. Our des'
patch ftem Cincinnati says that the river will
mt rise much more. The mail-boat reports
the Kentucky river rising.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12

ORpER OF OPP FELLows.-The annual return
of the Grand Secretary shows great increase
of the order in the United States. The reven-
ne has increased 10 per cent. Relief 10 per
cent. Membership % per cent. Connecticut
New York, Iowa and a part Of Florida nave
made no report. We take the returns oil 'a''
wear from these States, and add the increase as
above
Number of Lodges in the U States p, i is5
limitations, IA ooO
Contributing Members, lA'o|o
Revenue of the subordinate 10, oez 70
Lodges,
ows and Orphans,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12

CGrIt is stated that bargain has been made
between the Locofocos and the free-soilers In
Ohio. the terms of which are, that the former
are to support the free-soil candidates for the
Legislature, and the latter are to vote tor that
arch-defaulter, Weller, for Governor. The lead
ers of the two factions may have agreed on this
bargain, but we do not think II possible that
the masses of either party will consent to carry
il into effect.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12

FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-We learn from the
Louisville Courier that the Wings have achiev-
a brilliant victory in this State. They have
made az entire, clean sweep, having elected
thrir Governor, their Congressman, and ma
iori,y OF the Legislature, which at its next ses-
sion elects United States Senator in the place
Of Mr.. Westcott.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12

INTERESTING CoRREsPoEDEScE.--The Wash
ington Union, the Louisville Democrat, and
the other papers thse have talked about extra
allowances paid to Gen. Taylor would blush
at the perusal Of the following correspondence
if any thing could make them blush. They have
been guilty of attempting base fraud upon
the country:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE Copa tnership heretofore existing between
i James White and S c. Johnson in ~ Livery
Stable business Is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent Those indebted to the late firm requested
to make payment to Jane, White, who viii fiqui
date all CLAIMS against said 6rm
oct 7-3t. JAMES WHITE
s C. Johnson
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12
A CARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the interest
Il If s. G. Johnson in the Livery Stable, tenders
his services 10 the public and solicits continuation
of favors His stable is at the Old stand on Vine
street, between the johnson House and the river.
where he can at all times be found, ready TO wait
upon the public He intends 10 keep good stock and
his charges shall be in accordance with the times.
oct If .h-tf JAMES WHITE
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Og-We are inclined to think that Csss will
carry Texas, since we see by the Democrat that
there are not Wings enough in that State TO
form an electoral ticket. But we can't tor
our life believe he will get another State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-12
Adit. Gen. JONES, Washington.
WAsHINsros, Der. 2, 1918.

WASHINGTON, Der. 2, 1873.
DEAR Sir: duly received your letter of The
Both ult., and having examined the article in
in the Union olSept. %, referred 10, have 70
hesitation in saying that all the pay and allow
ances specified as having bren received by Ma.
GEN. Tuvlor were in strict conformity 10 law
and the regulations of the War Departmen nj
made pursuant thereto; and are precisely such
as any other officer similarly situated would
have been entitled 10 receive.
X specially, yours, &c.