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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Tie ONLY instrument for the SAFE and PERFECT INTER-
VAL APPLICATION Of Ointment. Made OF HARD RUBBER
II neither BREAKS CoRRoDEs Ii is saiy INHERITED by
PATIENTS THEMSELVES, causing No PAIN to the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
Wbjls IL PREVENTS all WASTE II THOROUGHLY DIS
the Ointment over the pIsgA,ED PART thus effect
ius a SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS, and those
much in the SADDLE, the PIPE il INVALUABLE.
PtHRcY's Piles OIsrsEsT. applied with this P!pE, a.
ONCE RELIEVES the Pans, allsys he I'M LAMMAIiUn'
SiopS the ITCHING, ard u'tIstey CORES THE Dis
uuo,,., az pp.cty
Sole Agent No 80 Beekmsnst, New-lork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

RrNoyAL OF Cor. LooYis.-We understand that
Col LOOMS the successor Of Gen Iiein,zelman a.
Commandant Of the Headquarters Of the Recruiting
Service in the Department Of the East has received
orders removing him from Governors Island. Col.
Loomis is probably The Oldest officer in the army.
He entered the service year before Gen. WOOL and
wears after Gen. SCOTS debut Having graduated
with honors at West point he got a second lieu
tenancy in the I'd Artillery in ISll aud * years
aiterward was gazeed TO the eoonelcy Of the 9Th In
mn,ry. from which position he vas retired. At his
own request, however lie got OF The active duty list
again. and relieved Gen. Ilenuelman AT Fort Co
mmbus, that officer having replaced Major Holmes,
who resigued when the Rebellion broke out.
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mnrket.-R,poyted bv Tcleerapk.

OswRGo June 28FLouR In good demand for the int
ror aud Eastern trade WHEAT him but quiet sale. O
bsh No Chicago spring at S)a Sc 500 bush Canada Club
I'll 900 bush h!te Csusds at l8 CoRS hru but dull
s,les 800 bush Inoi. 4ic 100 bush do a. 4jc. Rye
IN; sales 800 bush Canadian at Csc. fKyGHTs unchanged
LAKE INPoRrs: $50 bills Flour 100 busa Wheaf, l4O0
bash. Corn. CASAL EXPORTS; 5000 bush Wheat. icD
btsh Corn.
CHICAGO. June 2s.-FLouR SC. lower WBEtT q lower
No 7al GsOo Cork &c. lower Old Mixed in store 28ic
O.rs steady RgCglPrs loo bbl fipur u go bush Wheat
2o 900 bush. Corn. SHIPsssTs SEQ bbs Flour, D.wa
bush. Wheat, 1900 bush Corn EXcHANGE. unchanged;
Geld at 1903
MILWAUKEE, June 28.--FLouR steady WHEAT steady at
32 for No l. Rscgifrs: 2,7o0 bbs Flour 67Coo bush.
Wheat. SHIPxHsrs: ! 800 bbls. Flour.
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.s,nO that on the night of the TIN inst the schoOne
Sowe,, formerly the Garihsdi, seventy tuns bur
dan built opposite New'Orleaos ran into Stone
River and anchored near the entrance, not knowing
Il to be in our possession. She was therefore taken
prisoner, we having seven eunboats in that vicinity
She was last from Nassau and had cargo Of lsad
end e. few shoes She was taken by the Pawnee,
and sent to Philadelphia.
THE CONFIsCATlON BILL IN THE SENATE.
The Senate has adopted Mr. Clark's motion to
Substitute the bill reported by its Committee, for the
House Corfscation bill by vote of u against Il.
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The Conservative" ConGrcssIneD.
MEETING IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-

TIvrs.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1854.
A meeting was held this afternoon IN Accordance
with the invitation, as announced yesterday, Of the
conservative members Of Congress, IN the ball OF
tho House Of Representatives, tho Hon. John j.
Crite1den Of Kentucky, in the chair and Mr. Cox
Of Ohio, acting az Secretary.
Al tie previous meeting, Mosrs. Cntenden,
Wicklife, Richardson, Biddle, and Cox, were APP
pointed Committee to prepare resolutions. and Mr..
Wickfe now presented series for the cOnsidera-
ton Of the meeting.
Several of hese resolutions gave rise to discuss on,
principally with reference their phraseoogy, dur
ing which
Mr.. Menzies Of Kentucky, said he was dis
posed 10 assert that even if the CoDiiscaiion and
Emancpstion bills should become laws, he would
have little hope OF speedy termination OF the war.
No; biz hope was III the people, TO whom, IN such u
case he would appeal from the lawmakers
Mr. johnson Of Pennsylg wanna said 1t seemed to
bin that the hope of the gentleman from Kentucky
was that the people would repudiate The laws; but
If such laws shall be passed, tho presumption Was
that they VIII be enforced. 49,
meaning was that they would not be approved by
the people OF eue ed 10 remain on the sia ute DOoAH
Mr Allen q Ohio looked On the snaneip a'ioh an !
cOuiscatiOn schemes with abhorrehce' ~ occurred
70 bin that the border free States had more 10 dread
from the scheme OF emancipation than the border
shave States. -
Mr. Steele Of NewYOrk said II was not generally
known that this meeting would take place tc-oayi
and as the resolutions were Of very important
character be suggested that their further consldei
ton be postponed. Members WHO sympathized Win
the object OF this meeting should have an OppoI-
tuDity Of participating in these deliberations.
Conversation then ensued Involving tie propne'y
Of Postponeuent, which was adversely decided,
though not ny d formal vote.
Mr.. Richardson Of Illinois expressed the opinion
shat II tue authority Of the Government II every
where to be restored, it must be by saying TO the
great masses 81 tine South, You have done wrong;
lay down yodr arms ano you shalt lot De touched"
lie Wa Ia favor Of saying this decsiyeiy.
Mr. Bidde Of Pennsy vania thought they should
te guarded, aud not express any particular means Of
teconci natlon.
Mr. Richardson, IN further explanation, said he
vas in favor Of applying the halter to the leaders OF
10 rebellion.
Mr. White Of OHIO wanted the language Of the
rsolutions so plain that there could be mistake
Mr. Holman Oi Indiana said that he national
AN. The country could stand the CritSldon
reOlutions heretofore adopted by the House u the
CDect and purposes OF the better than any oth-
or. The time for Offering All amnesty Lac not yet
SD0e. When the authority oi the GOyerninen' 4. re-
sstbIished everywhere, then We should adOqi a
ulQnaDimous and liberal policy toward those who
bEe moi been leaders IN tue rebellion
lr Allen VI Oui0 was sea AMI sfed D. Lear!c /,
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CoRosrRs' CAsEs.-Yestercay Coroner Wildey

CoROsERs' CAsEs.-Yestercay Coroner Wildey
held inquest the body Edward residing at
No. % Willeu street. who by Engine No ~
Saturday evening at the o. Mulberry and Grand
streets One wheel his neck and another over
hi. chest IL appeared thst be first fell from exhaustion the
result Of running the Centre street e Verdict o. acct
dental death.
On Saturday evening while VIM. Alexander was closing
hi, place of business at No As Wooster street lie was SUD
denly attacked with h Of bleeding the mouth and died
very short time. Dr. Bouton mads poet mor,em er'
animation aud the Jury rendered yerdic, o. desth from
hemoptss"
Yesterday morning employee OF the Hudson River ksil
read familiarity Known Dutch johnny" had his head
squeezed beween the upper depot and was In
SANITY killed Deceased was abont 40 years OF age.
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Gaims for UnifOrme.

All Mariana or rssimenss having claims under TIE provisions
# & .n,i.ed An act to psuside for the mbl.emsnt
Of certain pesons and regiments belonging to he Mti. Of
ia. So Sr clothing equipments lost destroyed In tho
$50 OF the United Ststes"-passed Apri e. lso2-are
notified to transmit the duly verified TO Col 3.
Burt Assistant Inspector General at TIE Capitol In The
y of Albany before the lot day Of July nsxt being pro-
vided sad that al Claims Hereunder must be rzssented
on before that day
The claim each person must be accompanied b. si
dayt stating the articles let destroys and the value
thereof the regiment and company hch hs ssached
has OF service herewith aud tina. sAd regiment
psny has not received compensation fo city
country tor their uniforms and used and
the service ,, the United STAKES that the clothing and
equipments which the claim made furnished The
expense OF the person making the and tina, he the
present time member Of the Uniformed a. Of the Ststs
OF The present address Of each persen should BE-
Endorsed upon bis clam In the company by laws OF
regiment make the unorms thereof the commoa property u
the companies the claim for such regiment css be presented
In gross sun duly verified by the held officers.
Blank, for the presentation Of said cl,is Will be urnised
upon application At No. 81 Walker street NswYok a. tha
ohco Of tho Inspector General at the CITY Of Albany
LUClUS ROBINSON, Controller.
WILLIAM h. LEWls State Treasures.
c. A. ARTHUR, lu7pe,tor General
GUY LER VAN NECdrEH,
Albany, IULe IL, 1907. SpsrtsTmastsg GenNal
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q. A. Liiliendabps
EACELSlOk kIkt.A OkkS.
NO. 90 JOHN.ST.

I'VE W
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT TIE MANUFACTURE
or FIREWORKS, WHICH CANNOT BE CON-
IROYERTED
FIRST commenced uacuripg 10 1854, and now have
tue largest pyrotechnc establishment In ,he world
SECOND-Sincr have e.ssyed make exhibition work
public display have occurred where premium has
been offered for the beet Fireworks; consequently,
do not make premium Fireworks
THIRD have received the preference from our own Gov
eminent for signals, &c, used IN the Amy and Navy
after ,ubmitti ny sampl's in competition with The
mott celebrated Eirew k-uiskers In the United
States
FOURTH-By untirng energy and enterprise have sue
csedrd IN selling good yearly than all similar
establishments In the United States combined.
The above facts constitute sufficient guaranty 10 all puf
chaser, Of the Excelsior fireworks sssonent price aod
quality .
Committees on ru5lic displays respectfully solicited -
call npon me per,onslly a. FUNSTON SCOflELDb.
phne.ps Agency No % JoLn-st three doors from William
o. A LILLIENDAHL
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ANrmcASs ABro,D.-Ihe following if Ii lst o.
the Americans registered ~ Gun Co. American
and Gen raj Agency and Reading Room, No. II
Strand, London, England, Tor the week ending 18th
June 1862:
Mr " illoughby wife tnd David y. OipLlni \. II
Tracy Benz Fish, Ko1'r Coi.as. ~ }. Colgate rev fok
ID S'urtevsnt Rev Gilbert haven. B.s0 afs john ~
Cacken San Ffsnc,co, Gal D. w Upton, Dsrs.r' Mas
T. 81 Bills INCA " Prot. Ceyfl and, Carroll Long
Philadelphia Johr Monroe. Paf.s C. q. Hussey United
Siatcf Z ". Collins Conn; Jsrs,S Fsrees. bsnt. ni
inore; Raw.Ou aud family nird State r.. '" Smith
T. ; BlTstow Boston; ". e. Good'o., Kentucky p hss-'
Ws,hingion, u. CT u. tiinso9d, 1msso.
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COMPLIMENT TO GAIT. RTGGoLD.-The Legis.
lature of Maryland, on March 10, passed resolu'
ton rendering their thanks 10 Capt. CadwalladeI
Ringgold and the officers and crew Of the United
States frigate Sabine, for their gallant and humane
efforts in rescuing from the wreck OF the steamer
Governor in November last, a mirine battalion Of
100 men, on their way to Por. Royal. The official
copy has recently been placed in the hands of the
Captain.
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r,.'' large paddle-si Gamer belonging TO the
Son,b American Confederacy, previously called the
Annie Guild, now registered as the Julia Washer,
hss bcen cose in shore 20 the beach at Queenstown
for the Iast week and there received upward OF oV
barrels OF guDpowor She Id waiting " receive ~
tunb moro vi tia, material.
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Cabinet Furniture

AT MANI tACTU kEks , NJ nir To
In con.eouence Of the falling of in wholesale trsnev
W., offer our manufactured sooos 10 Ho pu''N 'oe
lowest prices. ,,pp,pv MIXING II prn
ROOM SUITES made OF ,eiesteo na,sa aAb IL ITO 's''
fashionable .tylrs All goods warranted
~ 81 ,smine oui goods before purchasing elsewhere
' WE'LL & BRAU NSDOKF.
Nos 1875 and l27 Rivngtopt between fssex and Sools
B-Crsnd Esser and H0a..osst stages peas oloss 81.
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Madame DE Vers, the eminent pianist. will
give a final concert tonight N Dodworth's lla'l.
f. will be charming entertainments Madame
D'Angri, the great coulraito SINGER Mr.. Sbhgia,
the Tenor Of the Academy d.. William Doehler, the
yionist. and Mr.. Barnes the yioloneelst, Will per-
form. Mr. Abea viii preside. Certainly an at
tractiye concert and most deserving artist.
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SonpIERS-ihe Board of Directors beg leave to 70
mind their friends and the public OF hs urgent necessities OF
or an hurd ed lick and wounded soldier. under
bsr csre They are daily expecting srge accessions.
Money Flame. aud plain Cotton Shirts. Canton flsnno,
Drawers Peutaoons Slippers and Calico Gowns very
much coded Provisions. Delcacies, Wines. and Lqnofs.
will be thankfully received at the HOME, Of Lexos.
tousy. aud 5sist All articles seut TO tie AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY Of Hudson ard sy-s,s.. and
Nos ia and $50 Broadway will be sent free Of charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

University of New Ork. Medical Department.
HE SESSION OF 1923 will commence Oh October 20
VALENTINE MOTT NJ d., Emeritus Professor OF Surgery
MARIYN PAINE. NJ ID, Professor OF Mseris Medics and
Tberapeutics O. s. BEDFOkDs NJ. D., Professor Of Mid
a1ery: John w DRAPER NJ d.. Professor o. Chemistry
and Physiology; ALFRED c. POST, NJ. D.. Professor q
Surgery W. II VAN euREN NJ D.. Professor OF AnatoI.y,
JOfi T. METCALFE, D., Professor Of the lnsisnte'
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures are arranged 20 a. "
give opportunity daily attendance the numer,a
es. aud Dispensares The Surgical Medical spd oo'e 1
cnl Cniques In the College conducted
Spring summer aud Autumn Course IL oeins carr, ~ ,,u
ins the present session in the usual Letters
may be addressed Prof DRAPER President o. 'oe eac
E.cu key.lOrk
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GENERAL HEsDquARrsRs, STATE OF NEw,foRk.l
ap,rT,Sr.C,pSER.L's OFFICE ALBANY, June q, 1902
Passes for Returning vOlunteers.-GsSskA

OsnEKs No 81 The following extract from General Or
ders No o. War Department current series published ior
4 10 Information OF Volunteer to whom applies;
large nu uber OF Volunteers absent nom their req
oent, who are At for duty To enable them to return
M overuos OF States are authorized 10 give them csftin
ats OF passes which will sne them to transportation 70
the station Of the United States Mastering omoer %
who will pay the OF transportation on
such csrtcses or pas and provide transport oh i tho
80 der to his regiment or station .,
ton viii be made directly to Brig Gen CayeI an Shten
Onartsrmsser- neral Of the state. % Albany VINO o.
eced issue passes in conformity thereto Al sPp,cNons
shout be accompanied by eyidencs OIL Tue
the applicant with the Voluntsei se, ~ 81 an.
not practicable with the statement o. .ne showing
M. regiment to which h. bsons d the Cause Oh ABSENCE
Nv order Of the Conn, snder,i ohisi,
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or Nyw-NoRK !
Acknowledgements OFFICE, ALBANY, June 10. lsolD
The Burial of Soldiers in Greenwood Gene

The BurlaI OF SOIuItfs III UrftH"OUu Ct"ts
tery.-t,KSERAL ORDERS No. 5Ihe Trustees OF Green
wood Cemetery having generously rendered portion oil thes
Tor the OF soldiers In the Volunteer seIscs
fou this state may have fallen IN battle or died OF ais
ease the following regulations adopted by the Trustees are
hereby published Tor general information: -.
Notice Of uteDeut should be given at the office OF tns
Cemetery day previous to that appointed Tor the funeral
accompanied by satisfactory evidence that the deceased ~
attached 20 Militia Volunteer regiment Of this state whe
In active service DUNG period OF tie present var and
practicable crcae to this effect should be procured from
om commissioned officer from the military authorities Of
the State -,
- Fox the purposes Of record. the following pstcusn
houd go be furnished Name OF deceased rank regiment,
company place of birth OF DEATH time oil DEATH Cause
Of death married unmarried, late residence age
Each body will be- deposited in separate grave care
y mum beed snd registered in Older to identity the precise
locality OF each increment
By order Of the Commander in.Chef
y! THO HlLLHOuSE, Adiutant GenerAl
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ClofhinQ.

Ih,ve just completed my entire stock OF SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHING not surpassed ia this city III the way
of an assortment taste and style The CHiLDREN'5 and
FURNISEISG DEPARTMENT not eGualled. ALL VIM be
odd at extremely low prices. Please Call +. b. BALD
WIN Nos. 70 and II Bowery.
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6perldl Notices.
FAIRBAN KS
STANDARD SCALES.

These yidely.Snown weighing machine. are USED BY
THE GOVERNMENT IN THE ARMY AND NAVY, and
At their variou. CUSTOM-nOUSES and Public Stores
also BY most OF the Mercantile Manufacturing and Forward
ing house. throughout the country, and are the
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD FOR
CORRECT WEIGHTS.
Cireul.n with cuts snd full descriptions furnished upon
application to
FAIRBANKS Sc Co.,
No IS9 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
OR AT AGENCIES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES AND
TOWNS.
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Madame Ernestine DE yiliersnrhird

Madame Ernestine DE ttIlfers1Imrd ana La.'
COaCFRr this season at podwot'hs Han br'Hd" ~
an MONDAY EVENING the och of June, kind
.ssisted by the following celebrated artists; Madame
Elena DADgri 5ignor Shreia, MIR. Doehler MI bfsheS
signor Abolls. Admission. y
Wanied--A SITUATION by weledueaied ueiMs A
Pte.-nt ifi who spoass French and underrtnds Ens.
a respectable family Apply a. No N Chfy'sie't' on The
upPol door.
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DR.. j. ii. Schepck
COUGHS AND COLDS.
COUGHS AND COLnS

ONE BOTTLE OF SCBENCKs PULMONIc SYRUP
OFTEN CURES a BAD COLD
TRY 1T BEFORE 1T GETS SEATED ON THE LUNGS
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durua the scenes o. the present l. ia written bf Capt
n heller the author Of Running the Blockade which sto
h,, inst been cludcd ia IlE sun and which its man.
tLnn.aud. o. l..irr. oecl.eflo be We ueit story
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for The ry desire acknowledge receipt OF the follow
ng contributions From Cash ~ Ladies of Stockh9ln
Parl,hyile AID Hopkurou, IS 80 Thomas Il fsie slOo
NJ sunday School a, Greenpoiut L. So Juvenile Hoe
pta Society ~ IS American Bank Note Company, $50
T. r. C.. IS; Henry Grsy's Fair for Wounded Sosiers,
I26 sos Friend. through Miss Stevens. 400 iends
through Mrs. Bslol ~ FfieDd -. Benz. d. sliosn.
-50 samuel Elliott OF Hartford S25 Ladies Of sing sing
through Miss an Cortlsudt SO, Is. latham, S25 Mr. =.
Abbott s5, Mrs W II Webb. $780, 4 Lady s3i Mrs.
II. l.. B.. Sl5; Mrs. Dua sp, 425.
HOWARD POTTER Treasurer
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Another Great War story.
ANOTHER GREAT WAR STORY.
ANOTHER GREAT WAR STORY.
~ THE DAILY SIN.
IN me DAILY Sun,
IN TIE DAILY sun.
CIRCULATION NEARLY 10000
CALCULATIONS NEARLY 10000.
CHG LaIlON HEARLl 6iWt.

IN THE DAILY Sun (pice One Cent Of "EDhEs-
DAY july 2 1901 there viii be commenced 81 excellent ex
citing and interesting
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THE REBEL CAPITAL.
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stanton IegiOn-COL WILLIAM H. ALLEN
Recruit. Recruits Recruits wanted for Company e. Oos
months pay in advance after being mustered 10 the services
The Company nearly full aud wants but few 10 COM
pete H. Al promotions rank CT Lieutenant. made from
the desiring noncomusoIed officers aud privsie,;
this rule will be strictly adhered 10 by Col Allen while ths
Regiment ia tho hed Pay from 81 to zJ per month.
Comfortable qusrter- rsons aud uniforms of the resos
furnished mustered In tue service Keef
tickets given the families Of all enlisted soldiers 800
bounty at the expiration the Of stusnt. Apply 70
Lieut ALFX B. MARSTON, No. 20i Avenue {.
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The 4. :, sanitary Commission ship Eptcrpa,

will Ill for Yorktown Va from foot Grsuds,, T. h,
WEDNESDAY MORNING Juy2 The public are invited
inspect hi. splendid vessel day and tomorrow before
..,fi
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nlilitarn Notlces.
sn,uola BrIzade-First Company Firs

m, rare Glance for respectable young en- TO J1d no
IoI'tr-r Arruy OF United States company Is now
ormrg by authority of the Of The s.a's
Of The desire of the company oces Is to forin
corlu,ny sting exc syey OF respectable young men,
vino though unable 70 obtain commissioned oices post" Ct
would de,rou Of joining the rsnts Of Tue amy, VeeN
officers will be selected from those LAYING
some military knoHe edge and all promotions mas steou NJ
10 merit Comfortable subsistence, and noih ma
nadisey on enrolment, 800 os my sne pay i,oi
S.,nea brigade No. go Coumoast corner AT antc-st.
Broo.Iyn approved r. 5. HARMED Capt. Eth Infantry.
Nrstaff1g Officer.
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REMEMBER THE NETWORK sun;

ore cent per copy six cents per week Office corre. Of Mas
anu FutOn-st-, New YORK. tlht LAAioS Nt-AhLi
90 900 COPIES EVERY DAY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-27
Union Speeches.

Rev. ]. G. White and Rev. Benoni
Stinson will address the people on the
Union and the Constitution at the fol-
lowing places and times: Af GO
Zion Church, Union Township, Sat
urday, Sept q, at o'clock p. m.
0wensville, Tuesday, Sept. 80, at 2
o'clock p. m.
Princeton, Wednesday, October LIST,
at clock, p m.
Oakland, Thursday, October 2, at
O'Clock p M
Winslow, Thursday, October I'd, at 2
o'clock p, m. ~ shIii
Petersburgh, Friday, October Srd, at
2 o'clock p. m.
All true friends Of the Union and the
Constitution in the various localities are
requested to make arrangements, give
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
The speakers are not aspirants for
Office, nor responsible to any party, or
faction, but claim the right in common
with other loyal men, to defend and sup
port our blood-bought, Heaven-blessed
Government.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-27
Are they Afraid!

For some reason Judge Law and Dan
Voorhees,, Butternut candidates for Con-
gress in this and the Seventh Congress
sional Districts, refuse to canvass with
their competitors-Alvah johnson and
Harvey D. Scott. We presume they are
afraid Of the dark records they made
at the last session of Congress. Messrs.
johnson and Scott are competent to the
task of dissecting those records, and well
may Messrs. Law and Voorhees, fear the
result
When Mr.. johnson first consented to
run for Congress, he invited the Judge to
canvass the District with him. The
Judge evaded direct reply to the invi-
tation, in effectdechning to canvass joint
ly Afterwards he gave evasive replies to
two renewed invitations given by Gen'l
Blythe on behalf of Mr. johnson. eaH
When the Judge and Mr.. johnson came
together at Vincennes, after having met
four times in Knox county, Mr.. Johnson
insisted that the Judge should go on and
make a joint canvass of the balance of
the District, but the Judge declined. Mr..
johnson even offered to take the Judge
around in his carriage if he would con-
sent to go, but he would not.
We imagine that the Judges Congress
sional Record is the cause of his repeated
refusal to make joint canvass. What
else can it be2 The mighty Goliah sure
ly does not fear the prowess Of the young
David
We do not wonder at his fear. That
Record will not bear ventilation. The
light of day would bring it forth in all its
deformity. If every voter in the Dis
,trict could read that Record, the Judge
would be badly beaten We think he
will be as it is.