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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARAN.
TEE AND CERTIFICATES.
PROPoLAI


The undersigned =--7-, whose F4ost Office address
Is, county Of STATE q! - proposes
cGrTy the malta Of the United States fr6Ri My l.
1858, TO June 50, 1861, on route No. -, between
-. and -, under the advertisement OF the
Postmaster General. dated DeesmbeS. IS, 1861 With
"eelerity, certainty, and for the annual
sun Of 80 dollars. 80 >
PhIs proposal is made With fulI 4 oEisdge OF the
distance Of the route, the weight Of The mail TO be
carried, and 81 particulars In reference 20 the
route and service, and, also, amer careful exAmfnA-
ton of the Laws and Instructions attached 10 the adj
Vertisemept.
GUARANTEE
The uudeFsEned, residing at --, State of
-s undertake that, if the foregoing bid 6Orcar-
p ing the mali on FuFte No. be accented Ly the
Postmaster General The bidder SHALL prior to the Ist
day Of July, 1853 enter into the required
or eo-tract 20 peEsofm the service proposed, with
g0oe and suflcieut i8ufFtfes.
This Ee do, nndersta ading distinctly the obliga-
tons and liabilities aned BY piiarantors under the
2Ith section Of tie aetoT Congress Of jay a 1886
CERTIFICATE.
The undersighed, postmaster At -, STATE Of
-, cert6es. USDER HIS OATH OF oEEIcs, that he Is
acquainted with tbs above guarsntor4, and knows
IN M be men of property, aud able make good
'H Dated edA' A'1'ss
tsee act OF Congress Of March g. 1s45, section 49,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Z
VIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine bav.
a been taxed their utmost TO proipcs fIsa tSSt
which Is known to man In
virtues which suTPass IN exceusnce the oriiDa,-I
.eolcines aad that they win unprecedentedly rro
INC esteen OF All men They are aaFe and y1ieSSsTSt
to take bat powerful to cure. Their I,snstSII
properties stimulate the vital activities 81 fs b5
biooJ ~, me oostr9etlons Of its organs, pury thu
31oOa, ana exPel disease. They purge out ne fonI
numors which breed and grow distempsr StiToniSts
Of dlsoEdsred organs into their natural &c.
whole system: Not only do they cure the - f
Complaints OF every body, but also formidshIe S1S
dangerous diseases that hare bafied the beEf ~ nm
man skill. While they produce poVerfIi Sgtt 1
tney are AZ the same time, in diminfShei 3sss tS5
eSr anu ns. Phye1e that can be employed fcy
tI Gu Gu, beIng sug9rcoated, they are pleasant to
t96ei ana being purely vegetable are fres f9, 49,
t t Of harn Cures have been made which S1-,Ss
oeheI were they not substautiated IN men iE,eT
e1a4ted position and character a. To f,-jf5 ~. 80
pieton OF untruth. Many eminent rTers%rS 10 -
1nIjc IT, !snt thetE names 70 certify to The
PuCLC Iue feliSolltty OF my remedies Wills ofbsyS
nave sent me the assurances Of their conyictj
ny rtePsEastons contribute Immensely to The sIjei
u II ~ e !. suffering felloR-men.
me Agent below named is pleased to fi1rnJ,E ,.4
g ny American Almanac containing dfre5tjS,s r.
si5, any 81 t!ncateS OF their cures OF the fol
I,t SostLye9sss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
strT5;et 4S5 aUuFp Headache arising from Ton
~ 49, NAusea, Indigestion, Morbid Inac4ion =.
Lhe bowels and Pain arising fherefrnr' EIs+,I v
go 49, ot APpetate all Uleer5us and CutanSd1s nj
or Kings Evil. They ais. b ,,[i;l seEo5LIS
el9a tnulattng the system, cure inSnE
sae a. Sa not 6s ,Epposed they oopld reach
Nervo y, tal Btndnes4 Nenraigia ana
Cont, and other kindred oom6ISnts STiSins.
9ns low state Of the bodyor obstr1ction ofifS
30 not be put on by unprinefpled deaisT4 In
4ts 9tp F pun they make more proat on Al; ~.
an -, sae taSe nothing else, No other they
S oa With this IN its intrinsic ySITi4
9 n sHEetlIe powers The sick want the Bet ia
s''e.e Is Iof them, and they should have It.
Prepared by Or. q. C. AVER
fsseasfeas AID AnaIstSeal GeAia. IoSoeu. r..
PRIcE IS cFs. IN Box. F1ya BoxEs - -.
~ seIa By a. q GOOD o. and By an DraprtSt.
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Dale AEER: i do not hesitate to
gay the beat remedy I have ever found
FOR Coughs, H0arsenees, InfluenEa,
aud the concentrate symptoms Of 4.
Cold, IL your CHEREY P8cToRGI. It's
constant use in my practice and nv
family for the last ten years Eiss
shown it TO possess superior virtues,
for the treatment OF these c.,n,-
plants. RBEN KNIGHT. MD.
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The present critical state Of European affpirs will
render these qualifications unusually interesting dur.
inE the foTthconins year. TheysWill occupy a mid.
die ground between the hastily written neWsitems,
crude speeulations, and flying rumOrs Of the DAN
Journal 2ns the pondsrous tome oil the future his-
t3ran written after the living interest and excite
.aeut Of the great political events Of the time shall
readers must look for the only really and
reliable history of current events, and as such IL
addition TO their wel-established literary scientfc
aud theological character, we urge them mon tbs
consideration Of the reading public. 80
me receipt of Advance Sheets from the
Br1ttsh Pu6llthoIs gives additional valuC to these
Heprints, inRsmuch as they can now be pjscs|I H.
ne hGads Of subscribers about as the origi-
'e I,sR,
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FDROP0sALs vin Be received Al the coDtr.ef OF
&y. Ami IA 49, ar c1nTsTi.,g de lnsils a Us
Usited stAfes for four yeanS, e0<zmeDcinZ July1s
1853, aud eDding June 50, 1885,, IN the BSEts
GINA the routes and % the schedules Al Gepat-
tures AID arrivals herein specified
Decisions Annoureed By April q, 1858.
CBEdders lssa ezGaiss earEfsuy TIE J5r1 aad In
Eyarti0HS aHEESed kSpecf1l.S lie Lztt Pdvf 9f ia
E4gBetiSH 49,
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel.
ing Rail Road

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port Station. WM. D.TERkY, Agent,
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
mrNUuD. MAJ. n. aO1l
FOR THR RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, an
HoarseneE6.
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IoEuage iFains dspsTt morning AMI eTenfng 5aily
W r. SMITH Aizs1erof Transportation
}. b. FORD.
tshi' General Agent, Hhesiing.
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'see act Of Congress Of March ISIS, section IS.
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
The New York Riots.

We have already published partial ac-
counts of the great riot of the "conserv-
ative party" in New York City, which
rivals in ferocity and demoniacal fury,
the bloody days of the French Revolu-
ton. The responsibility for the great
destruction of life and property, occur
ring there, will be fixed hereafter. It
is sufficient for the present to give the
horrible details that our people may
fully appreciate the lengths to which the
willy leaders of the so called " conserv-
aaives" design urging their deluded fol-
lowers. The Evening Post of the 18th
contains the following summary of
events on that day up to the time of
going to press: t..t--..e.
A riot commenced this morning, con-
segment upon the draft being COM
menced.
The rioters, numbering three or four
hundred, were armed with bricks, clubs
and stones. 1t begun at the headquar.
ters5 of the Ninth District, corner of
Third avenue and Forty-sixth street.
The machinery, books, blanks, etc, of
the draft, at this point we're entirely de-
stroyed. The building was fred and the
whole block enveloped in flames.
Two OF three men with axes cut down
(See Fourth Page
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
PAPER MILLS.
EVANS VIII LIE
PAPER MILLS.
LEIGH & CARLSTEDT, Agents.

I'VE MANUFACTURE WRAPPING PAPER
w equal TO any made, and at Cincinnati prices.
Prices sent on application to the Agents,
iylOd6m
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
JULY Is, 1868.
SADDLERY.

OAnOhhh L.
Charles 6aDcOcke
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
EVANS VILE, INDIA NA.
HAVING 'CoMPLETED MY ARRANGE
IL ments with European and American manu-
acturcrB for direct supply of all goods in my line
| enabled to offer induce ments that cau not fail
to b. to the interest of all engaged in the business
to give me trial.
haze in part
Axles,
Springs made
Oft ne best Stsrl'
Bands, enameled aRf
all kinds of Lcathe>
Cloths, Innings for Carriages,
Varnishes, Castings of all kinds;
Saddle Trees, English Bride Leathers,
Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, HamPs, fine Silver
Hanue Of all kinda; Jenny Lind Gig Trees;
Self-adjusting Pads Taylor's Patent Hames; Fly
Nets Shoe Threads Horse Blankets London
Girth Webs, American Girth and Rein
Webs, both cotton and wersted; Lon
don Welt Skins, superior article;
Ivory Gutta Percha and Brass
lined MartengaI Rings;
superior kerseys for
Horse Covers the
best quality of
Carriage
Bolts;
Patent Gig Trees, &C., &C., kc, &c.
keep In fact everything appert0ining to either
branch of the business, and understanding bath
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also Agent for Wards Patent Spring Sa
aR 20d&w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
SUGAR EVAPORATOR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator

COOKS sugar EVdpOTHGUI.
w HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w Sale of tire Celebrated Evaporator for GIB-
SON AND vANDERBURGH Counties. We
recon- mend them from personal experience, hav-
ing m anufaciured 500 gallons of beautiful Syrup
nm oDa ~ them last year 1t is to the interest Of
those having Cane TO make mp to buy one of
COOK IS EVAPORAToRS, as the N laszes made
On tho s machines sell at from 10 to p cents per
xaIlon m re than that made on common pans, &c.
Pers ons wanting will please order early az
here may be delay in getting them late in the
eason aSend fer phamphlet TO
YICKFRY BROTHERS;
ie2 - No. 81 Main ST., Evansville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
DOCTRESS.
The Rehellion Ceased.

THE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COwLEs BEGs
i leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rous that she still continues the preparation of TIE
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Hegleys Will on Pigeon
Creek. jyIl-dly
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

interesting Letter from General McCleI-
lan-He Considers tho Election or
Judge Woodward, tho Democrats
Osndidate. Called for by the Interests
OF the Nation. So, &c., s
gig e,il m d ORAscs. N. j., Ocs IL, 1885,
Hon CHAmss J. BIDpLs:-
DxAx sR-hy attention has been called 10 an artiols
N the Philadelphia Fres. asserting that haA
written 70 tbe managers OF the democratic
meeting ~ Allentown dsapproving tho objects OF
nees'ng, and that II voted spoke II would be ID
'Avor o Governor Curtin. am Informed that similar
assertions have been MADE throughout the State II has
oeso ny earnest endeavor heretofore TO avoid partcpa
lion party politics. and determined TO adhere 70
this course; but IL 10 obvious that canpos longer
MAINTAIN silence under such MISREPRESENTATION I
nereore request deny thai have written any such
er or entertained any such as those attributed %
me IN she Phiadephs Press and desire to state clearly
and distinctly that. having some few days aro had ~
conversation with Judge Woodward nnd that our view,
agree and regard his election Governor OF Pcnnsy1
vana called for by the interests o. the nation.
understand Judge Woodward to be In favor Of the pro-
secuon OF the with all the at the command Of
the loyal States until The military power OF she rebellion
destroyed understand him to be OF the opinion that
while tho war is urged with all possible decision and
onersy, the policy OH ecling should be IN consonancs
VIII tneprinc'pes o humanity and civilization working
no injury TO private rights, and property not de-
manded by military necessity and recognized by military
law among civilized nations; and finally, understand
him to with 10 the opinion that the sole great
objects Of tbs war are the restoration OF the unity Of
nation tho preservation Of the constitution and the s
premacy Of the laws OF the country. ~ 'e
Believing that opinions entirely agree upon these
points, would, were IN my power give 10 Judge
Woodward my voice and my vote.
am, very respectfully. yours,
.s1sf .nE faliosgfs .er 3 GEO b. MCCLELLAN
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
The Latest Eveats or the war,

The rebels, finding it hazardous enter
prise to attempt TO push General Rosecrans out
of Chattanooga by,a direct assault, are evi
IDENTIFY resolved to do their utmost TO
cut OF his supplies and bis communica-
tions In the rear. After some partial
successes, however, in the capture or de.
struction of train or two, Il appears that the
detachment engaged in this business, several
thousand strong, was thoroughly beaten and
put to fight on Saturday last, and that the
roads between Chattanooga and Nashville are
again open. This, however, cannot last long
Unless sufficiently strong to turn the tables on
the enemy General Rosecrans will be apt to
find abundant employment in guarding his
lines of communication. But we are led to be-
lieve that he Is now sufficiently reinforced to as
sumo the offensive in full strength; and 80, while
the rebels are operating in his rear, he may sud-
denly astonish them in front or by another
flank movement like that which hurried Of
Bragg from Middle Tennessee into Georgia
In the meantime the late cavalry skirmishes
on one Of the tributaries Of the Rapidan indi-
cate disposition on the part Of the enemy in
that quarter to try the strength Of the army of
General Meade. 1t Is possible that, acting un-
der their information OF the depletion OF the
army to the extent Of four corps, the rebels
may believe themselves the masters of the stu
alton, and may Thus invite a general engage
ment. II they do not, we should think that
General Meade would do well to ascertain the
real strength of the opposing army by re-
connossance in force. It may be that these
bold offensive demonstrations Of Stuart are
only intended to cover the weakness Of Lee and
to gain further time for the reinforcement of
Bragg. In any event, we think that II would
be good thing on the part Of General Meade
to compel the enemy in his front to show his
real strength by a reconnaissance which will
compel him to bring II forward or to abandon
his present lines Of observation.
A seasonablc cutting of the great Southern
railroads running through North Carolina
would have placed General Rosecrans in oc-
cupation Of Atlanta, Georgia, before the late
battle near Chattanooga was fought We have
never been able to understand why the move
ment Of apowerful Union column from New.
bern to Raleigh, or from the naviga waters
of Albeinsrle Sound TO Weldon, has never been
tried A successful enterprise in either drcc-
ton even now would cut of all communication
between Richmond and the army OF Bragg, and
we hope that somebody at Washington will he
sharp enough TO bring this suggestion to the
attention OF the War Oflce. NiNO
We arc promised that our next news from
Charleston will be that au active bombardmeut
on grand scale has been resumed against
that devoted city and We hope that this pro-
misc may be fulfilled for, next to some ac-
,ivity on the part Of General Meade aud Cen
eral Foster. We regard some active operations
Of a bold and decisive character against
Charleston as well calculated TO weaken Bragg
and TO strengthen Rosecrana on the frontier
Of Georgia.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
MAILS FOR rHE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Champion, Captain rinkepsssh,
will leave this port to-day II noon, for AspinwalL
Tho mails for Central America and South Pacific
win close at haIf.past Ton O'Clock this morning.
The New YoRK HxKAip-Edition for the Pacies-win
be published at half past nine O'Clock this merning
and will contain tho latest dispatches from all sections,
giving the moveens and operations Of the Armies In
Tennessee, Georgia. South Carolina. Kentucky Virginia.
Louisiana, &C.. Interesting Sporting InsIligenos the
Latest News from Europe. and all other events Of ths
past ten days.
Single copies, In wrsppers ready for mailing osnts
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
nrss portion Of our territory upon which this

nrSs portion Of our territory upon which this
despotism is enforced.
however, before going to such lengths a.
'',s' we shall test our own power in the pre-
"'''es, and' although that power is not precisel
: military despotism, II is yet capable of ac-
oomp mpisn'ng many wonderful things in many
"oauenui ways, as the Park Commissioners
ana tner shoddy friends will discover. The
cause OF virtue and of civilization always wins,
no n matter what the odds may be against it, and
that Is the cause for which we shall continue to
battle. Let those concerned stand from ,nder
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the wEgSLy HERALD must be hand
ed in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the cnterprsng mechanics farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
serted in tho WEEKLY HERALD will thus 10 seen by large
portion the and energetic people OF the United
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

caNHr ocl4t ldg WARRINGTON, Dot II, lssk
THE CIVIL AFFAIRS or LOUISIANA AND TENNESSEE.
Prominent oitssns Of Louisiana and Tennessee here
announce has tho loyal people Of these States
ready 70 inaugurate loyal State governments there
resume fully all their relations the federal
~ .I.l VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON. n fl
Admirsi Milne and his suite, with Lord Lyons and the
entire British legation attended by the Secretary o State
and Assistant and Of the Secretary OF War; yeser
DAY visited Mount Vernon and paid their homage at The
tomb Of washnston. f,Ie ,str ~ ~. h
the excursion made In the steamer Caysie Martin
and was 10 al respects pleasant 70 the distinguish
cd party. Tho pava officers stationed tho Potomac IN
the vicinity waited tie Admiral and wero received
BY him with great courtesy. To-day, accompanied BY
Major General HeintzeImaa, with proper military -
cort the party visited convaIsscsnt camp The con-
trsband camp and other places Of interest in thsDepA
meut Of washogtou. t fr95 ,elr# y
TEX PRgsIDDNr AND THE MIssoURI-KANsAs psADoA-
et TON.
Tho Presides& has not yet completed his reply 70 ~
address Of the Missouri and Kansas delegation.
THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ONO ELEcrroNss
Tho elections IN Pennsylvania and ONO have prod~osa
very sensible effect upon me population Of this city.
Is long time siuce there has been such scsscH a
politicians upsn the avenue - now.
ARREST o. RxBEL CURRENCY DEALsns.
Two mon wsre arrested yesterday and commxssd -
the Central gsasdhouso for dealing in rsba money
I The Turf
Two trottiag uatches-one for S2 00O the Other for
sl.ooc-wiIi come OF u tho Fashion Pleasure Grsu,As