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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
AUCTION & COMMIs'ION
Old Auction House and New Auc.
finuanr

T j. CoHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
- Auction Room the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term Of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
and attend to selling all kinds of Goods Furniture
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle all
kinds of Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
yancements made on consignments. r> rrotl
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
trusted to my care. (mar2sl q j. J.coHN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

D@ All Advertisements
amounting to SO or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. o III
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid. viI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
CLAIM AGENCY.
COUNTY ORDERS.
Notice.

AUDIToRs OFFICE, yandArburgh County.
A PPLICANTs FOR COUNTY ORDERS WILL
I file sealed proposals at my office until 5eptem-
Dor 10, q z, for such amounts they wish to OBJ
taln and the figures at which they will purchase
tne same The amount appropriated by the Board
ol commissioners and TO be disposed of is S ,naa,
ara Is intended for Bounty to be paid to volun-
teers The board reserves tho right to accept or
reject any or all bids thus made
August 22dtd III. = -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
MEETING AT LEBANON.

Let every Democrat in the city and
country who possibly can make il iconye-
nient, attend the big Democratic meeting
at Lebanon, on Thursday. Mr.. vallhn-
digham will speak there. Fs9l ~ ,
The delegation from this city will reach
Centreville about 9 o'clock in the morning
Persons desiring conveyance, are requested
to leave their names at this Office. Fare
for the round trip, 10 cents. A'''
We are much obliged to the CONNER
cial for its excellent notice of the Lebanon
meeting. If the editor desires to see a
refreshing meeting--a large meeting--a
true Union meeting Constitutional
meeting--a meeting of freemen, who pre-
fer their own race to that of the negro
we advise him to accept his own advice and
come to the Lebanon meeting. t.41,8 al-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
DEMOCRATIC UNION MEETINGS
IN g
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

PostowH- Saturday evening, Oct. A.
A. Cahill and N. E. Jordan. hsn,-si Q
Cenreyille- Tuesday evening, Oct. z.
Henderson Elliott and Thos. o. Lowe,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4.
-D.AA. Houk, Dennis Dwyer, and ID.
X. Boyer
Harshmanville-W Wednesday evening,
Oct. e.Z-Geo. w Honk, Thos. o. Lowe,
and w. II. Belville, sl Et. .Entsig
Miamisburg-Satuid evening, Oct.
lot. j. S. Smith and L. f. Thresher.
Gerrnantown--GThursday evening Oct.
9.--Abraham Cahill and d. G. Fitch. n
Alexandersville-Friday evening, Oct.
IO.AT!! +. Thresher and T. o. Lowe ~ I.
Little York d Friday evening, Oct 10.
j. II. Baggott and w. H Belville.
Farmersville--Fndsy evening. Oct. 10.
Adam Clay. De. Fitch. and n, +.
Jordan. u. -.-l-.,
Texas-Friday evening, Oct, Us
w. Houk, Or. Egry. and Dennis Dwyer'
johnson s. Station Wednesday after
noon, Oct. 8.s-Hon. @. l.. VallandighAm
ID. A. Houk and others,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
Letter from HI. Elliott, Esq, I'm
Reply 10 the Dayton Journal.

We publish to-day letter from Hem
derson Elliott, Esq Prosecuting Attorney
of this county, in reply to an attack made
on him in the columns Of the Dayton Jour
nal, of Friday last, and giving his reasons
why he can no longer act with the hereto
fore so-called Union, now Abolition, par
ty. He proves most eonclusively that the
Administration and so-called Union party
have departed from their professions of a
year ago, and have now thrown themselves
into the arms of the Abohtionists.
DR.. Egry, Coroner, who was also elect
ed on the so.called Union tirket.last fall, in
brief note, endorses the position taken by
Mr.. Elliott. -y "A 4
One other gentleman that We know of,
who was elected to office by the Opposition
in 1881, toe conservative 20 fgpqYIthe
leaders into Abolitionism, will vote the
Democratic ticket ct the coming election.
.And Sill. .AnotAsryrsince the above
was in type. we have learned ofstill sani
other Republican ofiice-holdet who has his
sleeves rolled up working for Val and the
Union as it was, and the Constitution asi
is. Push along the bali, 'hsehh 'hisehh !, y The tide
is ialedr favor. GiveA long pull hstEbng
ptl; and pull altogether, and theidoom
ol Abolitionism will be sealed. not only in
Montgomery, but in the. Third Congrssr
siohal District Keep il up. boys; ','a sln,sg ,5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
Tax Collectors.

On the first of this month was the day
appointed for the tax law to go into effect.
Yesterday we published a list of the Col
lectors for this Congressional District
They will be around in few days to call
upon the people, collecting for the purpose
of keeping up the war. i
The abolition trinity desired byyPfkE,
of N. H., in Congress last winter I" Fight,
Tax, Emancipate"--is now complete,
Our people have already had the first and
last, and in few days will have the sec
ond. How like you to worship this new
abolition God, reader ja'"'.' ' 2"
Each day but multiplies the evils Of alb
clifton rule, and the longer that party is
in power the worst will it become Vote
for change for the better, men. on rsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
Ashamed OF the Act of Old Abe,

We are informed that an Abolition
wholesale merchant doing business on Sec
ond street, yesterday, in presence ola NUM-,
Der of men from the country, having a
copy of Lincoln's Emancipation Procla-
nation, printed at this Office. declared that
it was not a correct copy, and that we had
put in the most objectionable features. If
the merchant SO stated, he LIED like dog,
and kae,o he aoas lying when he soasserted,
Because he may be ashamed of the niger
proclamation referred to, it furnishes him
no license for engaging in falsehood and
charging forgery upon us. The Proclama-
ton as printed by us, is just as it was sent
west by telegraph, and just as it was prin-
ted in the Abolition paper of this city, the
Dayton Journal. When the merchant
again gets to blowing to you, friends, about
the Proclamation not being genhinej tell
him he is LIAR, and for proof that he is,
challenge him to compare it with the Pro
clamation as published in the oJoprpdh i''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
The PAID .Preacher Com Ing

One of those deleetable individuals who
sports a Reverend before his name to make
people think him % little better than the
common run Of mhnkind-a degdlar brol
ken down 4AassdeAasetts prededef, who Is
getting over 800 of the peoples money
per month as chaplain IN tie qrmse1the
same chap TO whom we referred ths, other
day as psrembulating Butlen county, lis to
tell the people Of the first ward H9tg 10 tote
and denounce Vallandigham this even
ing. He belongs to that breed of preach
ers who are never content except when they
are dabbliPg in politics and bIsednsstrifs
between nlelis--of.that class-who Are large
ly responsible for the war. The paid en-
issary Of Abalitionism, with Api noblsr oh
ject than the degradation of thewhiteTaOe
to elevate the negro, he deserts his post ihh
the army, to comaoWest, and byyhonied
words and false assertions, endeavois TO M
duce our people " embgsss his own seS-
tional, abolition and tressonablelAo Aoetinss.
Not content with the misery such doctrines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
lion As n rs"
IN this Sign shall We Conquer.
DEMOCRATIC UNION TICKET.

ELEcrIoN SECOND TUESDAY natN) OCTOBER
JUICE RSE5s 81 EsE :. sYsessE R2ssES. SQUIRT
or Cuyahoga.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG.
OF Seneca
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAH n. .cRrTcHEIELD,
OF Holmes.
SCHOOL coMMIssIoNER,
CHARLES w. ". cATHChRT,.
OF Montgomery.
MEMBER OF boARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES GAMBLE,
k0f Coshocton.
FOR CONGRESS,
CLEMENT L. .VALLANDI0HAM.
AUDITOR,
BENJAMIN M. AYREs,
OF Dayton.
GEORGE WOGAmAN,
or Harrison.
TREAsURER,
JONATHAN KENNEN,
SO OF DAytonIk 4
COMMISSIONER
s.s ALFRED IAMs, Cd 81.
OF Madison.
WHISKY INSPECTOR,
HENRY LAMBERT,
OF Butler.
lNFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
GEORGE GETTEA,
OF Jefferson.
PORK INSPECTOR.
JACOB RJGLER,
OF Harrison.
FLOUR INSPECTOR.
THOMAS NJ. JOHN.
.... OF Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07


The Abolition meeting at Postowh, "a
few evenings ago. was, a failure, not more
than thirteen voters were present seven Of.
them Democrats, 2srhe crowd adjourned
with cheers for Vallsndigham. ,ngsI4 r9r,
8 Ditto at Beavertown, where not more
than thirty were present, more than half
Of whom were Democrats. Crowd cheer
ed for vailsndighsti!aia, .a,ds'dH d,
la Ditto at Hsrshmanyille. The speakers
came, but no audiencea The orators re-
turned home without talking. ''s g,,i 1'%i2a ~ Ea
Ditto at Farmerssille. The ''disseqtor"
made several vain attempts to talk, y but
the crowd being all acknowledgements"
he gave it upein disgust, and retired for
home in good time. Crowd rheered for
Yallandighamg aail 5.-aR at
< Ditto at New Lebanon. Some thirty.
one were present, nine Of whom were, ABB
olitionists,a and the balance Democrats.
One Of the speakers was caught in two
Ifalsehoods and exposed by one of the
audience, whenthe crowd eheered for Val
tandigham and adjourned A,od1 dia
Ii Ditto at Salem adyery few present, and
"judging by the remarks they made 7
| they were nantilaboiitionists. Not much
talking CROWD sheered for vsllsndig-
ham. y'l9a Y SONAR .ra.l Ea
! This record, brief though truthful, we
think will suffice fordqn day, 4 ,.r
|, Keepthe lballamoving, few more days,
men, and the victory lis ours 'eTlings
L. ,9i,loiE nf1b r1uOya N =
/ is workin'snreI brnI 5,sg Il
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1.-THE UNION As IT WAS,
THE CONSTITUTION As IT 49,"
In this Sign shall we Conquer.
Democratic Union Meeting
AT
Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio
ON
Thursday, october 0, at one o'clock pm.

A large number of the Democrats Of War
rem county, having requested their candidate
for Congress,
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DOME want the war 60 stop.

Gen. lSeaxsCkN don 'tewant 1ther TafAto
stop. OfcourSe he don't, Heais making
ga good thing ofit." He has a. M1Sr
Gensralship. Neither do the army con
tractors desire peace. They are making
money ont Of the misforunss Of the peoi
pie W. Y lAh ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07
HON. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM

To address them at their county seat, the
meeting appointed for Carlisle Station ou the
9th of October, has been changed to Lebanon,
where Mr.. VALLANDIoHAM will address the
people on the great issues of the day.
The Opposition are cordially invited TO at
tend, and hear from his own lips, the 'princi-
for Congress, and his views as 10 restoring
the Union as it was. ALLlA& u
Let every DemocFat-in Warren and sur
rounding counties Eho can al Ah ITIRke It
convenient, be present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07

as his have already indicted upon the pco-
pie, he would urge them yet further into
ruin, in order that le and such as he, may.
eoAtinne, 70 thiss and iatten upon ths;;ard
ssrpihgs q the people. When men such
D hs6dtAs s5ous ist the peopls " on
the watch. Look out for "the wolf in
-sheep,a clothing"
Our ,lest, winters Abolition Legislature
could not bear to give our soldiers in Che
field the right 70 S0te, but an Abolition
Administration can allow this chaplain in
the army, " desert liIspossahd slsstiOns
eer against tho Democracy. The reason
is, the soldiers were Democrats, while the
Massachusetts, chaplain is an abolitionist.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-07

FOR SALE.
HNHE undersgned wishes 10 sen bisnsW VINEGAR
FACTORY For further particulars apply 81 etgAl
Garden. sci JACOB PRB1HfN0EH.i
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By AUTHORITY
United STATES A
10 w A.
PosI OFFICE DErARTMErT,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, -
SvasAin1ion Apru 50. $685.
The mail service on the following routes In Iowa, ad-
vertised for proposals. on the 3Oth Of November last,
being deemed to be insufficient for the public conven-
fence, PROPOSALS will be received At the Contract or
fce Of this department until 3 p. NJ. OF the 2S,h day
OF June next-to be decide = by the 27th-forc conveying
day Ut August, 1862, and rminating ON the 3O;h day
OF June, 1866, ~ follows, viz
l0oO From Brooklyn, (Bear Greek. post once BY NAL
Gym, GrinneIi Sugar Grove. Pleasant view
Newton aud Mitchelville, to Des MONIES. Is
miles and back. six times . week. Sugar
Grove to be supplied BY side mail three times
. week.
Leave Brooklyn daily, except Sunday, at 3 p. m.
Arrive AZ Des Ao,nes next days by 8 . m;
Leave Des Moines daily except Sunday, 1t 8 p M
Arrive at brooklyn next days by > . m;
Newark, Red Rock, Monroe. Prairie Citk Ben
nington, vandalia, Apple Grove and Rings
Bun, to Des Aoines, 1s miles, and back. SIX
times ! week; Red RDek. 3ennington, amp.
v.ndalla to be supplied By side malls three;
times . week.
Leave Eddyvine daily, except Sunday, at 3 p m;
Leave Des Noines daily, except sunday. a . > m
Arrive 1t Eddyvitie next days BY 3 . m.
1861 From Des Aoines. by Bu0ne. Adeil, wiscotta. Nor
risburg, DaImanutha, Haniln's Grove, Lurs,
Turkey Grove. Lewis. Big Grove, and Mscedo-
mia, to Council Bluffs, $50 miles and back, six
times \ week. Macedonia, or Big Grove, and
Ham'ins Grove, TO b supplied BY side mails
Leave Des Aoines daily. except Sunday atSam.
Arrive at Council Buns, next days by 10 . m;
Leave Council Bluns daily. except Sunday, al
"a. m.
Arrive at Des Moines next days BY II m.
The Law requires that tho mails be conveyed With
"celerity, certainty, and security" without regard 10
mode, hid proposals must be made entirely In Accord
ance Herewith TO be emitted to consideration.
For form Of proposal, guarantee. certificate, and ecl
instructions, requirements, &c. &C.. bidders are refer
red to the general advertisement, dated 30th November,
1861, At the principal post onhces.
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YeeommendSti II Gen. Batter. 6o9S %.
nintsd Aliltasy ,0oyesnor a. k0liGfGa1a.
Opt Ohs a>S3vedN xset1rdelS lItb thl
trs&ly WITH bsoak BsjsatIs To- 81 a6epsesj
sioobOf the )ave tssde ! Hned q lhG Quecnl
RAJ cstio44 hsyfee BE- 1exdn1iDged, trsatJ
II 1oH . laM.
Cape Race. .Jnna Z.
The C;tv Of Washieseco fro1 Live,nool
oath. Queenstown 20sh, has arrived h.re.
I TIA sanyyendAy ~ N6Yfolk and the d..
atruc,,on 81 Tia Merrimsc . regarded g I
,et;,ement 81 the rebels from tho contese 81
-...,
Rn,i.,,. ,rl. n N.~ 0,laans Il denouuc.
hsSsnsss6 evs,x.s-s~ss
-. Dat 49, = ~ ahs.noe 81 any Law
h..W..f.s rcsSS.e .;li- ,efs.3 81 s.,
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DY VIRTUE o. A SPECIAL EXECUTION 10 MEDf-
Directed from the once Of the Clerk Of theDist let Court
Of P0ttawattsmie county, Iowa. 1 shall proceed to sell
on Saturday the Sth day Of July. A. D., 1859 between
the hours Of 10 O'clock A and I o'ci0cs p. II /, Of
said day, In front Of the County Treasurer's once, In
the citysef Council Bluffs, the following described real
estate q Alvarado q Ford, to-wit.
The Southwest quarter Of the Southeast quarter,
and the Northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
II Section twelve. and tho Northeast quarter OF Sec
ton thirteen. all In Township seventy-four, range
~f0rty-four West3 J -
Also. The South east quarter Of the Northeast quar-
ter Of Section sixteen in said Township, seventy-four,
north Of Range f~Oriy-fOur West G9 Z
Also, Lots one hundred and sixty-f,ur and one hum
dred and sixty-hve In the Original Plat Of Council
BLUFFS. Lot 1--WE in Block thirteen, in Bayliss', First
Addition to Council Bluffs
Also, Lots one, two aud three in Block fourteen; fd
one in BLOCK eleven /; lots three and ur in Block
three IN Grim AduttiSn to Council Bluns.
Sale to commence ut 9 O'Clock r. n Of said day. -
Takep.ss the property Of sAivsrad0 G. Ford. to salts.
fy IN execution In favor OF James BeauchAmp
Up WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Council 01U1k. Iowa. Juno 7th. f5D4.-nSw.
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DR. VIRTUE OF 4 SPECIAL EXECUTIONS 70 nr

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed from the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Puttswastsmie County, towa ? sheis p,,reei
to sell on Tuesday the Sh day VI July. A. D.. 1862, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and { O'Clock p. n.
OF said day in front of the county Treasurer's Once in the
city Of Council Bl'fs. the following described Real Es-
tate Of Thomas II Benton and Susan Benton to-wit:
Lots nineteen and twenty (9 and 2O) in Block two (2)
IN Glendale Addition to the city Of Council Bluffs Iowa.
Sac to Commence At 2 O'clock, =. M, of said day.
Taken as the property Of Thomas H. Benton and
Susan 6cnton to satisfy IN execution in favor VI George
Wilson.
p. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, June 9Th, 10s2.-n4sw.
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AaA WaShington, June 7.
s Ccl.1 Geo. +. 6hspley, vhe IL ~ psesent
comaaaadss " Ne4 0ilasns, tas,lspes Aa
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AMPS AND COAL OIL.
Our nne stock Of Lamps are received, and We nov
offer great Inducements In this line. This 10 the cheap.
es. light now in use. Best quality Coal OIL s"Id u 1i.e
per gallon BY r.
217 y
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why win yoa iinserwitA The ChilIs and Fever when
Smiths Tonic syrup; Stephens, Ague Compound
Jaynes' Ague Mixture. Osg0odss Indian CholaGoguo
tn
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Easton, Pa, June 5. !"
A freshet is now in the Delaware and Le-
high rivers. The water has already reached
the second stories Of the houses 10 the lower
part of the town. Tee bridges between
this place and Mauch Chunk have been
swept away, Canals overlooked, Furnaces
stopped, Railroads submerged, and many
people drowned 10 their houses, 20 sudden
was the rise. f So #yfE
A dispatch from Delaware water-Rap
says the freshee vas equal to that of al.
The damage in tho Delaware and Lacka-
wanna Canal is great, and will require sev.
eral days to repair.
Pacola creek at S~trandsburg overlooked
last hight, and ran through the town, car
rying away many houses and bridges.
Chicago, June 5.
The 7. Y. Times account Of the battle
At Richmond, Say. but 9 pieces Of artillery
we're Lost, including . battery OF twelve
tho error in reporting it IL batteries.
sua Chicago, June S.
A dispatch from Gen. Halleck says: A
man who left Grand Junction on the morn
ing Of the 4th, reports that Memphis and
Fort Wright have been surrendered to our
forces.
Washington, Juneg5.
No dispatches received from the army Of
the Potomac to.dav, the military telegraph
between Fortress Mooros and headquarters
being down.
No ~iptelligerce Of public interest from
fths valley Of the Shanandoah. The recent
rise In the river enbarrassss military ope.
'TptienS, ..-2eas1 Sc 81
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Representative Qdell, Of New York, has
inst returned from:the hattie Geld Mt Fair
Oaks, in the vailsyof the Chick ahominy.-
lie says that among the cheering facts il
the one that the uemainder Of DOR army
shows nd signs Of disorganis.tion. which
generally happens after q great hattie
Gen. McClellan's army 10 enthasiastio over
this facf.
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VII De Kept over Its Columns excluding eyeryt hing
lit for family reading.
Terms per annum Six Dollars; Four copies to one
address, twenty Dollars. TO cergymen Fivs Dollars
per annum. For a club of ten copies, an extra copy
will be sent f'