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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
Gen. Reno.

The whole loyal country will grieve to learn
OF the death Of this brave and efficient officer
He was Pennsylvania by birth, and was only
thrty-seyen years old. lie was entered at W est
Point in 1912, and was graduated seventh in his
class in 1876 lie was brevetted Second Lieu
tenant of Ordnance, and went to Mexico, par
ticlpatng in every engagement from Vera Cruz
to the City OF Mexico For his gallantry at
Cerro Gordo he was breyetted First Lieutenant,
April 18th, l847. At Cbepuliepec he was
wounded and was brevetted Captain Septem-
Der 18th. l847 10 both these engagements he
commanded battery
After the peace with Mexico, for six months,
he was Assistant Professor of Mathematics at
West Point and for the next year and half was
Secretary to the Artillery Board during which
time he Was engaged in testing heavy ordnance
and compiling tactics for heavy artillery. For
time he was on the Coast Survey, and was
afterwards employed in typographical duty at
the West, and for year was engaged in building
the military road from the Big Sioux river TO St
Paul, Minnesota Territory. From 1854 to 1857
he was stationed at the Frankfort Arsenal
lie then went to Utah as chief ordnance ofh-
Ger Of the expedition under Gen Johnston and
stayed there till 1859 when be returned and
was stationed at Mount Vernon Arsenal in Al
ALBANIA. Alterward be was on duty az Leayen
worth Kansas Territory, and was appointed
Brigader General Of Volunteers 18th Noycm
Der. lS6l
His first service Of importance IN the present
war was in the North Carolina campaign whore
he commanded the second division uoder Zen
Burnside
lie showed himself to be yisilant. skilled
and able commander So satisfactory was his
career that IN returning TO the Department ol
Virginia with has forces, he was made Maj Gen
Of Volunteers HE death was worthy ot hls
life, aud both were worthy Of the country which
will always be his debtor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

PRlA MosEY. The distribution of prize
Money Is as follows To the commanding officers
OF the fleet or squadron, one-twentleth to the
commanding officer ot a single vessel, one tenth
OF the amount awarded to his ship it his ship
was acting Independently and not under the I'M
mediate command OF the commanding officer of
the fleet. three-twenteths. The remainder OF
the prize money is distributed among all Others
on duty, and according 10 their rate Of pay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

John A Washington, who was shot while in
arms against his country shortly ate; ,he re-
lion broke out, sent nearly the whole Of the
Sl56, 900 in gold which he received fox the
Mount Vernon estate, to Chicago, whore it
was invested in houses and lots Thls largo
property has not yet been coniisoated, bu,
1t ought to be.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

REsiGsArIoS OF Col. SMLLEY .-COl, Henry
A. Smaley, of the Fifth Vermont, on account
OF long continued illoesS has resigned, and
Lieut. Col Il b. Grant has been appointed
Colonel We are glad to soc that Col Smalley
has been promoted to Captaincy in the Sesond
Artillery, and will join his regiment rs soon as
he regains hls health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

a PATRIOTIC WAR lIoRsE-A member Of he
lst Massachusetts, Cavalry writes concerning q
horse belonging to the Magruder Battery (ior.
merj commanded by the rebel general Of that
uame) As follows " TIE old horse went to
James Island, and was 70 wounded a. 10 BE- I'M
tit for battery use be was turned loose and
as the battery refused 10 own him. De hung
around our camp, eating with our horses when
they were fed When we went out to drill or
to ride on the beach be would trot along beside
Us. One day when tn battery was ont drilling
be tell into the Ranks on the gun with which he
used to drill and went through the whole exer-
else They intended to leave him on the island
when $40 left, but the patriotic veteran had NJ
idea Of following the example Of his former
commander and going over to the rebels Or Of
being taken by them, and 20 crowded in with
the other horses when they were put ab,a- Z.
airy attacked
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

The Brandon Monitor says Mr. Frank san,
derson OF this town, one day last week, shot an
Eagle which measured from tip to tip of wings
seven feet and one inch, and Weighed six pounds
and twelve ounces.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

out he land and our success will be complete,
victory will be won and the star-spangled ban
ner" will at once wave again in triumph over
great free, united and prosperous nation
+. PERRIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

luz SEVENTH REoMENr.--Coy. Holbrook has
appointed w. c, Holbrook, Colonel, and d, b.
Peck, Lieut. Colonel, in place of Col, Roberts
killed, and Lieut.. Fullum, resigned,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

The LOUISIANA BANKs.-It will be remembered
thai when our forces attacked New Orleans, the
banks there sent off all their specie for safety,
and could not afterwards get it back. We notice
that Mr.. Alemminger, Secretary Of the Conied.
crate Treasury has written letter to the officers
of the banks of Louisiana, assuring them that
tn ,ir specie is all safe, and will be kept SO,
and authorizing them to bank upon 1t, Just as il
it were in their own vaults
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

CLIFTON, q. W., Aug. 26.-The gentle
man supposed to be Yancy, who arrived in
disguise, was not Yancy but Geo. NJ. San
ders, supposed to have been bearer Of dis
patches from the rebel government. He
sailed by Saturdays steamer from Quebec
Sanders left Richmond on the llth inst.
CISCIENATI, Aug. ga special TO the
Commercisl, from the Chaplain OF tue list
Ohio, dated Fort Donelson, August 18th,
says: The rebels under Woodward. the
same that took GAINESVILLE, made an attack
on the Fort but were repulsed with the
loss of thirty killed aud wounded. Colonel
Woodwards horse was killed under him
and his saddle aud pistols are now 10 our
possession. The rebels sent dag of truce
previous to the attack demanding the sur
render. The question was put 70 the Off
GERS. Every msn said no.
The enemy's force consisted of 450 in
fantry 335 cagary and two field pieces.
The Fort was under command OF Major
Hart with four comuanies OF the list Ohio,
Col. hason's Regiment.
The Commercials Lexington dispatch,
says there is 10 occasion for alarm about
Gen. Morgau's position. A courier just
arrived reports no fear Of starvation.
The rebels have is, 900 in his front aud
$4,000 IN bis rear, commanded by Bragg,
Floyd and Kirby Smith.
Cassius 81. Clay left to day with bis
brigade. Gen. Nelson has relieved Lew.
Wallace, and will take the field Col.
Chas. Anderson, of the 93d Ohio, has been
appointed commander OF this post.
The Negro Brigade TO repair roads leaves
tomorrow. Gen. james S. jackson, late
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RenZu ofS c. Mercer


NAsHvILLE, Teno, Aug lib, 1862.
Aessrs. WiIham r. Elsoa, Joseph Sho.eers
and Others.
GENTLEMES: Yours of the lsti nst., reach
ed me several days since, but owing to
great pressure of business have not been
able TO reply.
In answer to your inquiry, reply that
my informant, Mr.. McGilI, or Magil, Of
Uniontowu Ky, who seemed to be very
enthusiastic secessiouist told me that Tur-
ner Nelson, aud another prominent person
of your town, whose name | cannot recol
lect, but not county officer If recollect,
were good friends TO the Southern Confed-
racy, aud had given il eood dea of aid
Mr.. McGill believed that was secession
ist at the time. Informed some u. S. off
GERS of what bad heard, but nothing as fer
as know was done.
Yours, very respectfully,
S. q. MERCER,
Editor of the Nashville " Uuion."
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25lh.-The passenger
train on the Winchester railroad, which
left there on Saturday P. NJ, for Harpers
Ferry, was fred into about half way be-
tween these points By party of guerrillas.
Edward Lucas, the Express messenger, was
severely wounded. The Conductor of the
train foolishy stopped it in compliance
with the order of the gang. Four soldiers
of the LIST. Michigan Regiment, were taken
prisoners. The train with it's contents was
then destroyed and the guerrillas made of
with their prisoners.
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EARL RUSSELL TO MR. SEWARD.
FoRElGN OFFICE, Londou July &c

FOREIGN OFFICE, Lond1u July 26.
Sir: have left hitherto unans wered and
uunoticed The dispatch of Mr. Seward which
Mr.. AGams left more than a month ago.
have done SO partly because the military
events referred to in it was in the opinion of
Her Majesly's Government far from being
decisive, and partly because there was no
proposal in it on which Her Majcs,y's Gov
eminent were called upon to come to any
conclusion.
Events subsequent to the date of Mr..
Seward letter have shown that Her Majes-
tvs Government in its opinion on the lst
of these points was not mistaken.
VIciories have been gained, re verses have
followed. Positions have been reached in
the near neighborhuod of the Capital of the
Coniederaies, aud these positions have been
again abandoned.
These events have been accompanied by
great loss OF life in battle and within hos
pltals.- While such measures as the Con-
hscation bill have passed through both
Houses of Congress, aud with the procla-
nation OF Gen. Butler at New Orleans, bear
evidence OF the increasing bitterness of the
STRIFE.
The approach OF a servile insurrection
was so much insisted upon by MIR. Seward,
ia his dispatch, only forewarns us that an
other element of destruction has been added
to The loss OF property. and industry may
be added to the calamity that already at
flIcts the country lately SO prosperous and
tranquil.
Nor on the other point on witch have
suimadverted, have | any thing new 10
says. From the moment that intelligence
reached this country that States aud sew
eral millions of inhabitants of the great
American Gesernmeut had seeded and
made war on the Government of President
Lincoln, down to The present time Der Nd
jesly has pursued q friendly, open aud COR
sistent course. They have been neutral be-
tween the Two parties to a civil war. Nell
Their the loss of the raw material of manu-
facture, so necessary TO a great portion of
our people, or insdlts constantly heaped on
the British name in speeches aud newspa-
pers, nor rlgor beyond the usual practice
OF nations, with which the Queens subjects
wishing to break loose from the blockade
OF the Southern parts, have been treated,
has induced her Majsstys government to
swerve one inch from the impartial neu trail
ity, which at this moment have nothing more
a. heart than to sec that contamination
which the President speaks of 10 his au-
swers to the Governors OF ls States, namely
Z the bringing Of this unnecessary aud ruin
Gus war TO speedy and satisfactory con-
cusion. As TO the course of opinion in
this country the president is aware perfect
freedom to comment on all public events is
the invariabIe practice, sanctioned and ap.
proved by the universal assent of the ma
ion Signed, RUSSELL.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

WAsaIsGroN. Aug 26.--Twenty-one-
prisoners of war, aud about as many pris-
oners of State have just been released from
the Old Capitol prison. on the usual con Ii
tons. About 900 remain. Among them
are Mr.. MaItu-y, who had been discharged
on taking the oath of allegiance, bu: was
Afterwards arrested for carrying the rebel
mail from Maryland to Virginia. Also
Capt. Matthew Clark, of the Turner Stale,
who was detected recruiting for the rebel
army.
The extensive prisons 10 Georgetown are
for doser.ers and siragglers who are from
time TO lime returning to. their respective
regiments;
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Congressman from The % District, is here,
and viii take the field Immediately.
The GAzette's Frankfort Dispatch says
an arrival from the mountains brings more
cheering news Gen Morgan has repulsed
large force of the rebels on the other side
of the Gap.
Gen. Morgan has provisions and forage
for thirty days, and is IN no danger.
Col Garrard had several skirmishes with
the enemy, repusiug item every time.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
The HOrrid Barbarity of the South

l. Only .quelled by the seductive and destroying
powers Of the lightning Fly Killer. Tits rem
dered attractive to Flies. and kills ms taDtiy. You
will see them desd and dying within five minutes
Darker all the windows but one, and there place
the Fly.Killer. Every Fly will find it in the
course OF the day, and die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
else viii d. st.
THE DEAD-sHOT FOR BEDBUGS
Is certain and immediate death to these noxious
pests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and is bosom Of obstruction to all that ven
tuTo near.
Both articles for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
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Local News.
Hon. D. r. Williamson.
sDeCaal Notices.

Ths C0nTssss0ns and EGpsrfsses or an
Enosfta. Published for the beueht aud as -
warning ana a caution TO young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c.;
supplying at the same time the means of Self-Cure
BY QUO who has carei him-elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
"uackery. BY enclosing pot paid addressed on
velope, sISaLE Pies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., Ny, mhl5-d&wly
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asteh.Ior,s ssafr Dv.l-Ths b.st,,

BstehsIO rs Hafr DVs I-Ths bssf. 30
sbs W1OrId.-wILLIAM A. BATcHELoR's ce g.
bTated Hair Dye produces u color not to be distn-
gmshed from Batu' e-warranted not to injure the
Hair in the least; edies the ill effects OF had
dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey he'd
or Rusty II 'ir instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &C.
as- The Genuine Is rigued WILLIAM A
BATCHEL0B, on he four sides Of each bor.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, Ne-r York.
Late 233 broadway and l6 Bond strest.)
June2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

WAsHISGroN, Aug: 26 : From informa-
ton received from various quarters. thOus-
auds of men have passed over into Virginia,
principally from the eastern counties OF
Narylani. An entire company of cavalry
left Montgomery county, on the Potomac,
last week, and squads areconstantly march
ing Into Vireinia - -
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omcsrs of Post. at Henderson, Ky.

omcers Of Post. at Henderson, Ky.
Lit. Col. John w. Foster, commanding
Post.
Capt. W. H. Walker, Post Adju;aut.
J. L. Mahan, Post @. NJ.
q. W. Hutcben, Provost Marshal.
Capt d. Shrader, officer Provost Guard.
OFFICERS OF 65th RECT. INDIANA voLUN-
TEERs.
It. Col. Thomas johnson, commanding.
Msjor,-Brown.
Adjt, W. A. Page.
Quartermaster, James D. Thornton.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
> rHs e.. GrNt
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT

Guerrillas on the Winches-
ter r. R.-McClellan's ar
my at Alexandria-Wash-
ington & the country Sale
General Pope's PERSONAL
Baggage and papers cap
tured-A baggage train
destroyed-Rebels Repu's-
ed at Fort Donels MN
teresting from Cumberland
Gap-Morgan Safe.
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THE LIGHTNING
FL R-KELL En-

Il III N m Il -A< LII IL HI
rs .E1vSCTID-E P0Ks0JN-GT KILLS
E.N'ST.S.VTL
1T IS R.GsGzF PREP.GB I'D .G.V-D
Used.
THEkE IS NO HRJvGRR OF ETs
BEING .ssIsTs
1T STOPS LOGON o TEOJV-THEK.
C.S.V- NOT GETS GREAT W-Gx.
E.GCH SAERT WILL KSLE q QB.9 ar
or RLkES.
RACH sHEE ? rs Nv " n W.FUE ca.
T.ASTROPMRY'
.mORR DhsT UCTEI"B THA.N
R1EL1O[DS.
WOULD E-OU EFT ~ PEACRF
bS'0VEEa K'OU BEAD FyN- PEACE
WOULD I-0U SLEEP nv TINE
USE TINE EIGHT.S-zyvG PEY.KEL-
TH/eR C.AUTGO.y- THE PUBIC
~ against n mi cradle initiation of our arti-
Gle, which has found its way into this city. 1t Is
nOthiI & like the Lighin ng Fly b iller, and will
sappofnt the fair expectations Of Purchaser
Boy the
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLERI.
Only RELI BILE and genuine, If
augl4dw4w Keller WHITE
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What eas Woman do Gn Rar-Much
every way. But she can't keep peace in the fam
lily without botte of Dead. Shot to kin eff the
blood thirsty bordes of hungry Bed Bugs that,
uninvite introduce themselves to her lodgers to
heir reat sBpoyapcc and disgust Now is the
time to Use it, BiIl 'em now No family should
be without it. The Dead.shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by tia humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL TIE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER q WHITE.
myI3dlm
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s HBREPE's SALE NO. ga.

ny virtue Of four Executions isusd ont of the
othee Of the CLERK Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF fauderbsrgh count., Indiana, in favor OF Hes
ter Peck, sbt. Butcher, Ann MaillGw, Ex'rx Of
Edmund maidlow, deceased, and james Fack,
aud against Thomas G.nord, aud Others, / will
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1867,
betwee2 the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
|, ock, P. Al, of said day. at the DOR of the Cour
House, in the city Of Evansville Indiana. offer 70,
sale at public auction, the rents, and prohtsfJ
the torn Of seven years, Of the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Lot No. seven u and the adjoining half Of Lo
No. six (6l in block No. sixteen (l6) in Stock
VOLTS Nh argsment Of the City OF EyAnsvills, Ia
Vanderbu z county, Indiana
Aud should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufic lent 10 satisfy said writ and costs, will
ut the same time and place offer for sale the Zee
simple Of said premises.
GEORGE w0LFLIN,
Sheriff V. @.
Wheeler 4 Iglehart, A. L. Viii tesey, PI'rs
Attorneys. SIS rs iy3O
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

The .GPpsIHss.-It is very SiflcuIt matter
with the majority Of persons restrain their apPe-
ttes; hence, we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stoma
and Digestive Organs. HOohand's German Bitters
will entirely cure there complaiuts aud restore the
sJstHm to it's original ,igor and strength. They
are for sole BY druggists and dealers in medicines
evoryWh here, ut IS cents per lottIe. febIs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
Notice 10 Bridge Builders.

~ received at my oi.s until September Is. 1sh2
for building the wooden structure Of the extensisu
Of the Franz lin street Bridge. and specifca-
tons are oprs for jnfpecrion at my ofioe. Ruild-
.rs may suRgest 0 her plans with their birs,
ing it at tre Opton Of ;be bosrd 81 accept rel ct
the me. VICTOR FIsCH, A. v. {.
Andi or's once. Al gut %, u c.
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T'OLUsVTEERS, .aTTkJVrTEO.Vl-
For the arrangements of the system incide ntal to
the change Of diet, Wounds EIup ions, am expos
ures, which every Volun is liable to, there are
no remedies so safe, convenient, AVID relisble az
H0LLoWAYs PILLS AND oIETM ENT, Is cts.
Per box. 2L9-aug20
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
.GHBRIFFs s.xLB, .N-o. 81.

BY virtue of two executions, issued out of tha
Office Of the Clerk Of tho Court of Common Pla as
aud Circuit Courts OF Vandsrburgh county, IBdi-
auc, In favor of Alexander Simp,ou and James
oakley, AID ng.inst Jaeot Kuhn, wills, on
TUESDAY, AUGU I 10, 1872,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ aud
o'clock p NJ. of said day ut the door, of the Court
Hou in the City of Evansville, Inlian sxposo to
sale at public auction the rents add profits for tho
term of seven years Of tho following described
Real Estate, to-wit
Lot No. QUE "a in block No fifty five (55), in
Lamasco city, Vandsrbu gh county, indiana. :" :.
And should said rents and profits not sell for q
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and cost s. will
ct the same time and place offer for sale the fec
simple OF said premises
aa ~ 8JkL GEORGE w0LFLIN,
Pea tA Sheriff " G.
} Wheeler q Igiehart, james =. Blyt he, Plaintiff
Attorney. IS 25-jySo
PAINTERS WANTED!
NfR k~H NIL GU1D A n ~ FRR d
~ can obtain permaaent employment by apply
ing to j. 1URNuCh son,
aGg2odlw CHESTNUT LOT. SeSond & Third.
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BosToS, Aug. 25!h.-Workmen to-day
commenced To razse the Frigate Niagara
at the Navy Yard.
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Mn. YERNoN. Ind.. Anp lst. !


others
Mt VERNON, Ind, Aug lst, 1862
EDITOR OF THE NASHVILLE UNION -Dear
SIR: The EransUllLe Journal of the Both ult
published the following:
"WHo CASTHE BE- We find the follow
ing paragraph in the Nashville Uuon of
the 27th. We wish the Union had been
more explicit and given names: q--1~
The Louisville Democrat reports thst
party of guerrilas had crossed the Ohio
river from Union county, KY, to attack
Mt. Vernon, 1nd. We wonder if two citi-
zens of Mt. Vernon, one county officer and
the other q well known Individual, do not
know something of this matter2 We heard
a secsssionist boast last Spring that two of
the best friends the South had lived iu Mt.
Vernon, and were helping the rebels hber-
ally"
Not being subscribers to your paper, we
did not see the original paragraph but we
suppose it appeared in your paper as above
stated, and that you are able a3d willing 10
do justice in the premises, aud give the
name of the county officer referred to We
exceedingly regret thatyou did not give his
name in the first place, instead of associat-
ing him withs iuuocent persons, and desig-
mating him as one of class consisting of
only seven persons, to which class we it
seems, unfortunately belong,-being each of
US a resident Of Mount Vernon aud coun-
ty officer. .ea r-
We do not believe that the paragraph
was intended to apply to either of US, for
we have always been unconditional Union
men, and have never laid ourselves liable 10
such az insinuasion, either by thought,
word or action, as all who know Us will
bear us testimony; and if your paper was
circulated in the community alone, in which
we live, we would give ourselves DO fur
ther uueasiness or trouble about it; but as
it has been circulated far and wide, and
copied into other pspers, we feel called up
on in justice to ourselves, to protest against
it as alike iiliberal aud unjust, as far as we
are individually concerned, and to demand
the name of the county officer to whom the
paragraph referred.
Will you, therefore, please give his name,
and relieve US from the indirect, aud DO
doubt, unintentional insinuation which that
paragraph ,ntains.
Yours, respectfully, itr r..y
| WILLIAM P. EDISON,
Clerk of the Posey Circuit Court.
| JOSEPH SHOWERS,
Sheriff of Posey County.
JOSEPH F. WELB0RN,
| tf Treasurer OF Posey County.
| JOHN D HINCH,
Recorder of Posey County.
AARON BAKER,
Surveyor of Posey County.
JOHN CONJUNCTION,
Coroner of POsey County.
THOS. F. PROSSER,
Auditor of Posey County.