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EOK SALE-A BARGAIN-A HORSE AND
Il BUG Gf, with Harness and Saddle and -
Birdie. The horse is only years old very ~
Kind and gentle, well gated, and in every NA
respect an excellent family horse Buggy and
harness new and substantial. For particulars in
qulrr goo q street, at the stable of DR. Greg
SON on street. between 18th and lith south Of
Pa. av.. where they may be seen oc Is I'm
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READING MATTER on EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The remainder of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting of every description eft
GROCERIES,
Will be Tor sale until the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
In need of Winter supply at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can Ec supplied by the Package
FRED. s. COZZENS,
Consignee. corner Pa. avenue and 18th st
CAPT. HCTCHINGS,
&C lJ-t Schooner Aid" foot of llth St
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INQUEST Coroner Woodward yesterda
held an inquest on the body of the child muir.
dered by its mother on the corner of .rxxentieth
and T. streets, As stated IN the Star of YESTERDAY.
and a verdict was rendered that il was smoth /,
cred TO death by the mother while in a fit a.,
insanity produced by the excessive use OF
liquor. "
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL

FIRST FINE TERR4PINS TX
OF THE SEASON
ME-, Russell. has received at her DINING
SALOON, on Seventh street near the Post One
Depar tmcnt. Srver raj dnzen VIZ O''o
VERY FINE TERRAPINS
t tteh the LOVER Potomac, which will be servsd :,
me most approved Maryland style 'O :"
, She II also IN daily rrr,pt of Blue WING Canr..
bhcs nhe he'd Head DUCKS.
ShlPES and WOODCOCK may be hsh III .. % AN
'9' l7-2t
A HAVANA ORANGES
N LOT OF FINE HAVANA ClRaNouo -.
ccived. For sale by 10 JuS' re-
VIM. CORwIN BrRGy
Conner and Eleventh streets
A APPLES
IA LOT OF CHOICE EATING APPLES ,,s, -
eel ed. For sale oy WN C0RWIN BI- RtV re
Corner of 1 and Eley enth atr.nts
A FRESH BCTTERt
ANnrHER supply of that celebrated ORANGE
COCNlh EtfThk ,:st received % cents per ID
For sale by VIM OORWIN BTRlN
OCT - Cornes I and Eleventh etreets
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PENNSYLVANIA.

IL Is CANNED to-day by Republicans around
Us mar their party have elected thirteen if not
fourteen members out OF the twenty-four to
Whieh the state is entitled in the next Congress
lha' Is including Hale, lin the Centre district.)
conservative Republican. who ran against the
regular Republican nominee. While it may be
So We nave TO say that our special dispatch of
Yesterday from Harrisburg, stating that the
DVinocrats mad carried majority of the con-
fIessiohal delegation, expressed Gov. Curtn's
opinion OF the result; and we place more con-
noeh'e IN ms Judgment concerning it than in
'ha' Oh any other gentleman in the State: as his
iiieins Oh obtaining comprehensive, speedy and
reliable information are better than those of
any other person. We know that In. w i,ar a.,
our special Harrisburg dispatches simply ex.
presses his opinions of the results.
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THE EVENING STAR.

WASHINGTON CITY:
OCTOBER -. 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-18

n~YoUN9 MEMS CHRISTIAN Ass0C1A
A TI0N:-The regular monthly meeting of
&c is-at " ~ 10. c. CLAYTON Rec. Sec.
O-REy. W. G. RAYMOND. CHAPLAIN, U.
CSsow A. slip will preach 4 irNs%psrsnSs Hail. TO
II o'clock. Preaching at the same place st7ia p.
m. Strangers and citzens ara cordially. invited. it
~PHENIX SOCIETY.-Every member of
kss5sey E
Cuisines .s Tin be | Fiji 4HE Pr Il Il
UP Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. is,
w be snnysned At mssEnS s Of Ninth
O'clock Companions in 90 cd standing are fratsr-
nhiiy invited tn attend. Oc 1877"
N-MRS. l.. SMITH, OF BOSTON, MASS will
uS speak under spirit influence on SUNDAY
the lover Gsno r rns r%ncr 81
invitation Is extended to all that would be interested
the higher spheres above tt
n@SUNDAY EVENING SERvICE.-The Uni
9srri@s TSM6FRoy SSa i1HE III e.
iith and 18th streets. when a sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. WILLIAM HENRY CHANSISG Hour
of service rs. N-
nTTHE MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON
W. Zousve Corps and all others who may wish
to join them. are respectfully requested to be
present at their Armorv. Metropolitan Hook and
Ladder House, ON MONDAY EVENING October
2ith, At O'Clock. as business O! Importance will
coIae before the company. BY order
&C B-N 5. J. BAAR, Sec
N+ST.ALOfSIUS INSTITUTE-The annual
U.s. meeting for the election of officers of St
AloySius Institute will take place on MONDAY
October 9th, at clock D. m. in the basement of
ST. Aloysius Church. All the old snd new mem
bers OF the Institute as also ali friends of Catholic
education. and the parents of the children of ST
AloysinS Parcchiai Shoot, are invited anil expected
TO attend. BY order of the Rev Director
T. II. PEARSONS. President
Jas. fCLbERiON. secretary. IT.
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RoBBED.-As Mr.. Fred. A Luckenbach WAS
passing through the Smithsonian grounds last
night, between IL and ~ o'clock, on his ,yay
home from the theatre, he was attacked by three
ruftians, who threw him down, choked him
and 70 bbed him Of his pocket book, which for
tunately contained but small amount. These
cases are becoming frequent, and the police
should exercise renewed vigilance in bringing
these iootpads TO justice. A police guard is es-
pecially needed about the Smithsonian yrnnnds
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IL IRBY HOUSE
~ 1852. 46I AND 1876 THIRrEEN1uSr

IN 1862, 46I AND 466 THIRTEENTH ST.
One Door North ~ Pa. nrepus
VIII open on Monday, Oct oath, as a first-class
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
IT WILL be the chief object of the Proprietors to
make this establishment the best of its . n
kind in Washington 3Ao
With a choice larder, uperior cook ac- l:; i
commodAting servants and house fitted up az
great expense with every modern Improvement
the pu bile cannot fail to be pleased.
y. b. Public and Private Dining Rooms first
rate Lunch Counter and superior Sleeping Apart-
ments are connected with this house
MITCHELL & KIRBY
&C lb-bt" prOprietnrs
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NEW YORR STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct Il, liz a. m.-First Board
Z. :. Coupons, 1851, lGi; 1910 Treasury Notes.
lG5h: u. 5. Demand Notes, f2i; Gold, unsettled.
12e 70 13a -. Ed.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

WEST CHESTER, Oct. i7.-Chester county, Of
f1cial-Cochrans ma iority IN this county, 2,35i;
Eroomalrs majority, ,, 1852. Delaware county,
oficIal-Cochran's majority, 1870 Broomalrs
majority, l,2S4.
PIrTssrEG, Oct. l7.-2Ist Congressional dis
uiCt- Dawson's (dem.) majority IN Fayette
county Is 81, and IN Westmoreland county
t,3b.
VIM. M. Stewart, the Union candidate, has
received =, $50 majority in Indiana county, and
his majority in the district IL 81.
oath district-John w. Wallace, rep, il sup
posed TO he elected by i3amaiority, over Lazear,
dem.
Mercer county gives $40 majority for the
Union ticket
NINTH DISTRICT.
Lancaster county.-Thaddeus Stevens, rep,
4,534 majority.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 1.-THE official majority
of Vim. II. Miller, dem, for Congress, in this
district, h Al.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Cumberland cOunty.-Jos. Bailey, reg dem
4,l5i; A. ]. Glo>sbrenner, bolt. dem, ,9-S.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Moatgomery cOanty.-J. ID. Stiles, dem, 500;
David krause, U. dem, 5,5Sc.
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THIRTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Pittston Gazette reports the election of
r. +. Clark. Union, over Tracey, rep, in the
district composed of Bradford, Wyoming, Sui
liyan, Columbia and Montour,
FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Harrison RG, Oct i1.-Dluphn county gives
SEA majority for Cochran, and 517 majority for
Patterson for Congress.
Gen. Miller (Dcmocrat) is elected: defeating
Patterson by majority of4ln
IOWA
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE returns from the Iowa
election come in slowly. The Democrats &C
knowledge the election of fl W. Republican MEM
bers of Congress.
Mahoney, Democratic candidate in the Third
District, Is beaten by S.OOOmajority
BU GLINGToN, Iowa. Oct 17.-Sufficiant re-
turns have been received TO determine that all
SIX of the Republican Congressman have been
elected in this ST ate.
The Republican State ticket has also been
elected by about 10000 majority
TIE RESULT IN OHIO ANDINDIANA
NEW YORK, Oct. IA special Cincinnati
dispatch TO the Express says that in Ohio thir-
teen Democrats are certainly elected TO Con-
gresS out of nineteen. and that the Democratic
State ticket is elected by ten fifteen thousand
ma jority.
In Indiana the Democratic State ticket is
elected by ten or fifteen thousand majority
with large Democratic majority in the Iecis-
nature. Five Democratic Congressman are
certainly elected, and probably three more
voorhees, Is elected by 2,5Oo majority.
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In Ohio, the Democrats have doubtless elected
thirteen and the Republicans seven. with one
district yet somewhat in doubt, though claimed
by the Democrats In the present Congress the
Delegation stands eight Democrats to thirteen
Republicans. So the status of Ohio in Congress
also reversed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-18

T AIDES DRESS TRIMMING STORE.
., Just Opened,
NEW STYLES LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
in Fancy: Velvet Ribbons and Embroideriny.
Brsids-Sik and Worsted, Fancy Colored Quilted
Ribbons Bugles, Gimps, Buttons in every variety
Cords aud Tassels, neg style Hair Nets.
Fringe, Buttons. Cords and Tassels an sde to order
Mr.. LOVES TRIMMING STORE,
351 Pendsyly anis avenue
&C ll-2w south side, betNeen Oh and 10th sits
WKLLINGTONE SUPPLEMENTARY DEs.
wv PATCHES, CORRESPONDENCE and MEN
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INDIANA.

There Is no doubt, whatever, that the Demo-
Gratis have elected eight and the Republicans
three members of Congress from Indiana, which
Just reverses the political status of the State in
the present Congress-eight Republicans to
three Democrats
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05
COVERING GRAPE VINES ~
ETEIE2Ss.

The easiest way cr ccyeri7g. iS 70 lay tic
vines upon tie ground after the leaves h. We
been dropped in the fall. [whea the pruning
should be done,) AMI cover them slightly
with earth. or what is better, the Pruacj
twiss aud leaves mixed with the earth. Tie
only objection to the rse of straw is. that &.
sometimes furnishes a harlor G.rI me- 70 -E-
ale the vines. Thosa protected by having
been tied in a bUEle with straw. above
ground, DO equally well. but with well train
ei vines it is more trouble.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05
A NOvEL ECE EzOySE

The Winstesd [Conn.) Herald gives this
account Of the manner in which Mr. Goodwin
of New Hartford. fills Lis ice house Mr.
Goodwin IS supplied with excellent water
from spring at 9 considerable elevation
above his house. Connected with q pipe
which supplies the latter is { brauoh pipe
leading to the ice house. across which 1t Is
EXTENDED. Misl;a the ice house this pipe
is pierced by twenty or thirty small holas.
from which q many fine jc.s 5f water rise
to the roof, falling back in drops over the
whole bottom surface Of tie house. These
Jets are only let on when the weather IS
cold, AM the doors and veutilators being
open, the water freezes as It falls. and in 4
few days, or weeks at the farthest, the
house IS He'd with single block of perfect
" pure, transparent ice. Mr. Goodwiu's ice
keeps during the entire season, with much
les waste than that packed in the ordinary
way J. costs him nearly nothing.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05
GR. UE. 2 HUPT'&
NEURALGIA pLASI EES.
FOR TIE CJUEOF
TJEUREL1rA
rJtIl-. produce. bg colds.
ft.". erTHr--n fa .Hr

OF 1CJtAt-.- IraGUCc3 bE colds.
Lo-EL NEURALGIA
is immediately cu9ai uy taai- ana'i-aJ- ~.
They a.c ike d C. l-;n. ami ..-. rrtt..f.g-
harmless IN their nature Go urt rr,duae t,
blister. ami Ielvc no uun..r-lu: results.
Ly. VIZ. T. HJGs's Ntr8arGlA PIas...s.
never tai. to give sau.-ts,io. % Al! nHa
test tl,ic virtue.
Prepared at Or. Hurts Dental Office.
No. - Fourth Street Br.rki,-.. !. d.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
Y liberal discount u.a5et0 dealers.
Address Principal Office. Trihuua Build
imEs. No, l Spruce Street. New Yo,k.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co. 232
North 2ni Street. 0. T. TIubbeu. I4IO
Ch"st,."t Street, .nd by all Druggists,
Dec, IS d'GI-ly.
:. TtcE.-Ne are daily receiving order, u
aoi IL mail f1r one ormgreof DIR. Fura's
Dental Remedies. which We cannot fl.
None are mailaJIe eZccrt the N-v-r17if
FLGSter, which We send on recent of Price
% cents aDa one stamp Bat to acclu>
aiaie persons In places where tlc GruuzistS
and slorekecVer. are behind the a,n. we
have put no packages in white embossed
boxes seven inches by fpu-. Will! carDart-
ment@-oach box Containing q battle f Dr..
Ht4t'S I'Wh Hyst. anE Lbotb A,.Hs D.-aDs
box "f Ionb Porter, ghc NelUu1,lia Pias.
ter, and valuable little Treatise on TeelE
aud tier D'scates- tie hest mems of pres ,-r-
'ng tfezl, c''I tie prapsr lre1'a1crt of ChH-
Clzn's I--.H, worth Of ;.Solt tie entire cost
t. 'yeir yo1a- man or woman, or parents
wi,h young children; with suu5ry Other
articles price ner package one GoUEr or SIX
packages for 3. sent by express as directel
As the FZpTcSs charges are net much, ifauv
more en a dozen than on one. It is far cheap
or n order six or dozen packages at time
A large family Will want all. or the surplus
san - disposed .: 70 nci.hboTs Ei.h public
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05
ieRIGUJTURl5.
CULTEvGTEEs% <sEs THE WHITE
Asz.

TIE late judge Fuel says:-'' Deans may
be cultivated III drills or il hills. They are
I valuable crep, and with gooi care are as
profitable as whe4t crop. Taec leave the
soil in good riIth. I cultivated leans tie
last wear in three different WAYS, viz: in
nils, in drills, and sowed broadcast. !
need not describe tic fast. which IS a vel
known process. had an acre IL drills,
which was the best crop | ever saw. Ny
management WAS this On ti,eacrs # light
ground. where tn clover had been tr"zen
ont tie preceding winter, spread eight loads
q: long manure, auG ilaIne ne..,ataLy plrwed aud
narrowed the ground. Dii-la cr furroUs
were then made with /. gi.t plough. at the
distance Of t9yo and hall fee, and the beans
thrown abou, the 25th Of May. by tie hand
st the rate Of at least jusl.uI ou the acre
/ then gluged a double mold board riuw,
which was passed once between the rows.
and VAS followed b. . .i-ns, cue-h horse r1i-
Ter, which aateea.. The ridges. Ire crop
was twice c.-aacI e weeds - tLe he, but
not ear;lsl, the P.-daco was more than
forty eist bushels by actual measure
mert.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05
ANCAEaE EEnFEa.. E.GeI,sg,.:..--

F[7BENSBURG FOUNDRY.-HAVING
L = puT chased the entire stock and iixt-
ures OF the Ebenshurg Foundry. the
subscriber IS prepared to furnish farmers
and others with
FlOnGlaS, Plough Points. stoves
AItII Irons. E'hreShE8E Machines
and castings Of any kind that may be nee
ded IN The community.
BY strict attention to the business of
the concern, lie hopes 30 merit. aLd
trusts he viii receive liberal patronage
from thosein want Of article ia lis line.
Al business done at the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS
March 90. '55-tf. Is. 1851
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05
BUY A HOME

THE subscriber offers 81 P7frr.a Sr,- tie
fa-.. NJ Real Estate situate a. Ca-..r-.
County. % uit-
H. Mansion Property situate ia tie West
oai ul t.- Borough oi T. au,ua--, c.-.-s.
TIM of Su.r.s ol Ground. hav..- thereon
erected c.l.--.r.iaus DWELLING r.r.-.-.
@ large STABLE OF BARN. and severs,
other Ont Buildings, t,-eraer vltl Cd hal
LIT If G-nuEa un WA.-a there i a never
failing Nrril- of tLe Eur.~t soft water from
which the House Gc-. is supplied. Wants
20 dispose of tbs rs he intends removing 2,
another part OF the Borough
-fESO.-Three Lots of Ground sf,r,a., IN
tlaByraugA Cd Suwmitvi.Ie. having, thereon
erected a BRICK. DWELLING HOUSE
two FRAME NDI SIS. and larre Stable.
VIII be sald together or seperate as NAV
suit purchasers.
dL5O.-A Lot Of Ground situate in the
Borough 90. LHreito, Fl. ..'..- on 81. a.lrv's
Street and extending back 10 1t. ,Ta-epL's
Street adjoining Lot of John TrxelI o.l the
Last, and 10. of the I.sirs f Anthony Lit
zlngsr. decd. on the West. haviue these n
erected one and aaaif story FRAME house
a feet IN front ana 20 IA depth
ALSo-A piece gr parcel IF land situ
ate 'uCauUria township. adjoining t1e an
rieEf Csig Cr8lIr1g. lands 1f James and Geo.
Mills, Charles 2. Murray, Alex N'Eicker
. and others. containing % acres ana So per
chcS.
AES0.-t r5--a -- parcel of land .itu.
ste IN Alns'e- township, bounded 6y the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05

Mr. kgitz estimated that il hive cons
taioing combs with $4,000 cells. 10000 are
appropriated for storing honey sn3 pollen,
.ud 20 600 fg- breed
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-05

benefit. for 10 one can estimate how much
pain suffering, UJLaTpiuess. snd olet-VIe-
uleHt. expense, less UI time and money
q-oulj be saved 10 tLc-coUutry if every iaH-
ny to day had one Of these packages, which,
i'm Itself. i = complete set of Dental RENE
dies. Address " Is. IIU-2 v Co. Tuh
upe Buildit New crk. and w.itC name an3
adlr.~s PLAINLY. That remitt3T9eS may be
made with Coz 6,cnee. " B. II. 4 c. re
fer e. the Mayor ii Brooklyn. 20 q. ". On.
nth. President of tie F1ucris and CiCzgn's
Bank Brooklyn t. fAe Editors of the Am
lean Muau afa-;Ures' Gazette "a icy. Coz
Go Z S-=Gii,lcr~' Agents. New York TO
r.ieralr.RXJH. ESQ who know good
p. T. Buen they see It and EvlO has already
thing va second supply. etc.
1899 agents wanted:
To introduce Dr. Uu-3's Dental Remedies
iata every C.uutv. 1ier .- Women who
. vHf; fr u..az r.a... s.-5-k o.. -D O.. better
,r,-I LEe-e sltie.,- lll anvil H- IA market
They are new. useful. lows priced. and we
arc sre.iiur r..u-au5- .n "as-.'5ssinE them
Gr u- benefit OF agents u Se- ni samples
containing one l.z.- at tie ".a dollar pack
axes above specified Ill. circulars will uf
sent. on receipt rf s.rrs n us. nb'rlt A2''
price. {, any pers," wishing 90 -est -!snr a,T
skill iu s,I.u- wl-. H., y--" .t heean "-.
az agent 'i5.ev cau nr ss.. I'm day 81 u z
a-.vf rather PM s,,'5'- #,a Commissions
TO those ,rao yroce u,sais.'r-s ..#-.c.H sa.-s'
HEsi.
I--Nsr + T.. ...s .. get '..tn business
For -'ssrC-z .u- E.....r.r.= ~.a the above
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-27

ER E.V.yF VI 80 NJ BCC6-
n WHEAT FLGUR in any quantities to suit
the trade, fresh and good, at WICK ERY's.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-27
MAY 81 1862.

+ ing to poison and assassinate your soldiers,
a slave should accidently run. off, it might
sour some traitor against the Government.
On no account hold leading rebels ia GUS
tody, but ifoyou do, lionize them and feed
them highzat first-class hotels.
The first grand requisite is for our army
to protect rebel property, especially negro
property, aud rather than this should not
be done, let the Constitution and the Union
perisul q
This is a fair statement of the creed
which Old political fossils are trying to
force upon this nation. The army of the
republic is to be fettered and disarmed ia
the flush of success and made subservient to
the whims of clique of compromisers,
who seem more anxiols to secure the rein-
statement otthe rebel leaders in their iorm-
er political power than to redeem a strug-
Cling nation. If such disastrous counsels
prevail we may expect to see Davis, Steph-
ems, Wigfall and Floyd in Washington be-
fore many months, again uttenug their
treason boldly and defantly in the ears of
the National Council.
We utterly Iepudiate such mischievous
heresies. They are fangbt with nothing
but mischief and disaster. Ii the COM
promisers carry through their plans treason,
far from being destroyed, will pause only
while it axes breathing spell and gathers
fresh strength to renew its attack upon the
Union. We shall have troubled sleep for
a few months until Cancellation has given
over the chief posts of honor and profit to
the arch rebels. And then when treason
has done its worst, the clapgor of the fire.
bells, the glare of general conf grafton,
the crash of topping buildings, and the
shrek of mortal agony will again wake us
1 l.
and horrible than that now being enact
ed. We sbudder as we now contem plate
the picture. There is but one way to de-
siroy this hellish rebellion. VI e must strike
at re heart without mercy. Not vestige
of it must be left. When we cut off its
hydra heads the wounds must be burned
over with red-hot iron, lest like those of
the dragon of Hercales the heads of the
monster sprout forth afresb. Strike hard,
strike home, and strike heavily. No mat
ter what pelishes, the q Union must be pre-
served" The Nation must live at whatever
cost. Such is the voice a1d ;rrevocable f 1t
of our twenty five millions of people and
woe to the politician who hints that in any
event this republic may be left to perish
The army sweeps gradually on like an ad-
vancing ocean. The people shout d.
ward with the flag r Mercy and lenity
naust,6e extended to the deluded and mistaken
masses If they wiH repent but for the arch
rebeis zee hare nothing SAGE punishment and
death
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-27

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates. with one halt
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, viii be charged tor each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
t. is rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents
Notices. of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up-by individuals or assecia-
tions, OF by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head Of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents. 81 5LEEl lEFE
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descriD-
ton TO be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance
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