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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
LYoN,s kArnArRoN.

KasAsiroo l. tsosa iAs eFsas wosa sKathrs,' . or
"kashAiFe," sishiiSinx % slaAnss. Esjuylnafs Aad
resiers. This sstisls is whst its aAas signifies.
FOR pressrSing, rssterinE Hsd beautiSinE the
human hair q e tie NEST rezsAlkabis PFeParAiioa
10 ths werid. II : Axaia. ounsa ana put up b.
tas original rropfissor. snd : nsw msas ~isA The
sane e@re. skiff And attsnsian which gave it .
sals - over eos mfliloh hatsasa PER anaam.
Il tis nest desiEhtful Hair Dressing.
ftyszaisAies sfayf saa aAhasssh. %
II kegs The kaa1 eooi ana eiean.
10 sANkss tas hair. Ftsh. ssfs and sasssy.
II prsysnis The halls ffun fkliing % ana turn.
les gray. aaa#
IL restores AaiF apez haid hsaas.
Any lady or xsRtsemsa ~ho vsihs. heaatstsl
hsaa efhelr shouia usp Lyosis KsslslFoa. nh
kRown sna I'd thfeakhoat shs elvillssd werla.
Sold by all rsspeeiAisla dsaAars. s
DEhAs ; BARsEs 90. Esw Tsrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

party platforms TO the winds, forget that
YOU ever differed. Give me country
where my children can live in peace,
end then we can have theatre, # We
desire. for partisan controversy. ALLOW
me to ssy 70 nv old friends, you will be
false and unworthy Of your principles if
you allow political defeat to convert you
into traitors - your national land. The
shortest way now TO peace consists in
the most stupendous aud unanimous
preparations for war; e
Hear him Jet again. Referring TO the
Southern States before the rebellion
broke out be said:
''If they remain ia the Union, I viii
20 as far as the Constitution viii war
rant me in securing their rights bat If
they secede. | am in favor Of allowing
them Just as much sEare territory as
theg can hold at The point Of The bay
onst"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

Uns trial aa9 yuu NiH n@qsr uNa anY efk4rs.
II - aaf sserssAfy . patlfsh iaHk list II a.
easss taf whieh ths Csarcn fsstsern mrm ! aRsaise
II All diseAs~s ef ths STOM AGH. BOW
ELss LIVER or kEB&Efas
In al1 Aapeti0ns u he BRAIN DEPEND
ING Upon DERANGE MEET or
THE STOMACH on E0WELkx
is ss0NTs fzEUuATtsM AND sEU-
MAIsGIAf
Ana ~ FEVER AND AUuEs
u - a@4<kaa - saFsfsafs al efhrr rsaan85ss r.
@@t Seiy cerss tbesa ass~aams. bnt ID r2ssaMrs
fnsa.
wlHs glass fsH % th@ Hffsers sAken az hoar
hatpfs ss aassi, siii uhvixts cts ih sacfs of the
Hse-sf uahe@lthy EiimAsa. saa serssa the FeFsea
taxing "a axainat disaasa anaeF tha ~ ees tFyfns
sgpasuTas.
Asi8 ~ psreNfsta ard Gsaesrw xsneraHy
SO Or. JOHN BoLL's RriaalYzl os1aa, Flnt
stfse, Iaaisslllss ~.
seia - PKTER vfEaLfxe,
set Sole AEsHt. ETsssyists. Isa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
co~poaAa rsstor.l er wna Cherry

has become ho1a~hola wor1 throughout thu
Hssf and sgath and hfs " srm Lezsasss. n srss
tbaa yrar aftsr their introdHstlaa. alta lad a
fepufattan - St4e-spsead ire ecntiuens nl
North msrisa- BSt the erowuinE gioFy a $
ise Fssains "a b~ attained IN his a&sst diacossrF
sr rather eoEnbiE3tien; faT be does nos elslEa I
hATs besz tbs disegvsrsT of CEDROk, whlsh l. The
basis q sks sittsfE soE offered 70 the puhsic
That h11or bsioaEs - the native IL hakikaats ci
Ceatra AmeglSns 10 whsm is FiTfnes have tsaeu
kussn fgr mere than two hundred years A. q
with is. tbs Iadi&n bis asaanne - the masi dead.
y malaria, an4 hAnales sifhent iszr The nasf ven
smoes ssrpsats. II = = belisf With them that
wblie theFs il breath left tu the bsay. the Cedrsn
q potent % cure. saastsE what tbs dissAse . AJ
Be-
While DR.. Bail i not PREPARED 70 inaosss thls
sEtrRsaxhnt pFstsnsts1. he 10 neyFrsbslsSs salts
aea fgom thorsugh examinations q the esl4eErt
Fslatiss - its strtass. that feHaesy and pre-
rsutattxa fer ali aia@Asea srisiHE faufn sNpotaFt
sithsr 70 te char F 81 NeathsF and elifzzte o. 4
tks niasnaEss innGauG~s. s stznds without . 81.
val ahe gastiy Deserves ths rspaiAtien : has o.
ssBg ss|sysa ~ lsnsF4l Amsrie4 aae the Ns4s IL
ia. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
ID ysp psia.

81 its attsadant tFssn of sYmpssus. II aets faorr
lie > sisArn th4a aaesiielne. Thar is bsghlns q
In the EnnKs Of the MateEia Ms4saA, that Ger = mo-
seat sssf . eon fsriseE Wfth Il in this disoAsa.
A fssli aoeaEnt q this weadarfai pimak raay b.
&and n ne nth e.litlon of the Z s. DisusnsAto.
~, pages isaT AaA l1sg
sertss 81 sxpsFiaeh l. tu vkiek Dr. Bull sas
- ssr yeaFs ensAgea. has Jest tesn hfeughf to
sasassstai ssFmiaAt isu, ana be IL now ssahled &c
tres ta the pstiie = ssmhIssfisa ~ Csdron. siih
other approved teaies. thu whe# preserved is ths
sezf gsAlify af eaRpsF-sistiii-d HaaFbyn whisky.
ea@et hs y eehnasat haa % e4aAi in the Nvrid
= natght Furnish Nofuma of cert eeNfss. bat
public haFe honK sines learned - neaiaats
ssaks 81 thsiF trna Wales ne safest rlEn il gaF
sfszy eHs ta tssi fag himsaif The sirtass II = esN
msdieins. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
House Furnishing
ASA
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have fali stock Of
Carpets, Oil cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask. Lace
Curtains, eornices. Table Oil
Cloths. &c, &C.. making the most
complete stock 10 be found in
Evanss ille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
IN THE
Retail Department

We have FaIl stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Caambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 81. IA,
5-4., I0-4 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, silk and Mozambique Circu-
larSand sacques. Ladies Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols. Mosquito Net
ting and Bars. &c, % which We would
call the attention Of all Wishing to par.
chases in our line Of business
HYso-IE .sAQuEss a FRENCH,
NJ. 70 Fswxt strssf. Evansstt'e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

II PIKE COUNTY.
Tbs Ensixi4ed = ~ ~ u q Y ar, section &,
tosn z, rsnEe - ssst, aIdsr whiek treet. aad
~tshfn = hxt ~ fhs snrfacr iies q good Fsin q
coal ssa iest thiek saf easy 81 sneess
Also. 80 sefea 30 the soafA.~ast part a sssa
ecnntJt ssI sod timber god This fraet i Aiso
rtea u rsiner2l products. Tlfis psrsseL
Au9iI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
HEIasrREErs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

NOT A DYE u
But Fssios=s fray hsir % 80 original oaloF. ~
sapplyiag th- aspiii4y tatss <'ith uatuFai sasts-
aauee, impsirea ~ NJ sr disss'ss. All a.aa.aass-
a~s dyes are eompess6 u iuaAf casfic, destroying
the vitality ssd bsauty ef MS hair. Aaa krere ~
fhsmsslvss 20 dressing. Tlsfuaarsss's fnimfaabis
ooiorpg BOT epiy hais y Is hatnrai color
~ a. sasy process, but gives fhs haira
LaruFtant Beauty,
pssgses So growth prsysats iis faliing o. ssad-
ieAiss asodraa. and inp~ = hsalik sna pisas.at-
ices 30 tbs bed. II has toos ahs ssst 81 sis b.
iaK ths ocisriual Hair caoriaE syl 4 constantly
lhereAsins Ia f.vor. uses y hots K.ntssr.a ana
lsdiss. II is soia ty Ali rsspreiasls dsaisFs. OF
esn b procured By then ss the eommsrciai
ss.ns.. u. .. BABEEs 90, ga nEosassy. nsw
York Tee sis-s. e sests sd ~. af
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

AL ths w~aicai nasa ard the PRISE rsaemEssEd
De- strsekiaaais Anti .eAoisss Misfurs as The sniy
sestain remedy ioF Disfrhema SD nsseMfsrF. IL
= eeatbinAfion q Asprtngsafs. Ahsorhsnls
sSimu iaass. saa Gsfminatiyss. ana IL wkrraatsA
70 sAfck ecsFe after All other means lave faii@a
Ter saas ty urnzststz. osasrd n.sget 8. East
FoaFth sfFeess GAnsinaAat, ohfa.
mkf1 exakfys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
IU-T
MEDICAL.
81 T-f960-X

~NNA
IS. Ts-is60-x-
RsrsSas Of sedsasNry habits troubled With
Sssknss. lA-.isss, pAipstassoa o. the hs4-t, lack
81 APPssits, dissrsss ssisr s.sfnxg ssrpaa liver.
eSasfip4tioa. dsservefs sznsr. n shey win act
Try the esissrAssa-
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
Seiss <rOis~ rrooazuaenli=ssey ~ the highest nsdi.
"a A9saerttiss. and uxrrsnted 70 produce aa s.--
-'s-iss's eeneaei.l sssst Thsy are sxsseSinEly
AsfssNeaes iertsc-iy pure. and nzst superoesd all
othsr seGies Whsre hsAithy. Eaatls sti mulaat 4
rsaairvd.
They Psrify, strvagsAsa ana lnvsrorass.
They creats heAiEkJ aap%si,s.s
Thsy az 4atidsss 10 change of u...r aua
dist.
TAsy ovsrcszss tAs sssSss sr dissipation ga
late hoars. lssrs.if "a
rAsy stF~assasa sas uysssa asa sslivsA sAs
TIE mina.
They FEssaRt zlsznEis aas ssszza.lss.as -
TA-yParsfs ths truask asa s.iai.y OF III.
stomach. -ssislsta 80
fhsy euss Dyspepsia Ana ossstipation.
TAsy eurs pszFrAeN AMI Choisfs MSreas.
Thsy carr Li~r csaplAiaa aaa Ssrvsas
HesAasks. sk
Tssy uaSks tss wax streag. the laaxuid srli
hsns- snd ars sxhAsstea uslnrs's grsAt rsssoruF.
fhsy srs sosaseseaofE EAs ses.Faasa eAissnya hark,
~ia'srgrssa. s.ssAfrAss fSss saa hsrbs. al pre-
'sFved "a rsrssssly Rass -. croaz ran. Fer par
heaiArs' ssa sirsslAu AAa tssslmOalal. arosna
sseh bcttls. -
bevsEs 0f inEsstsss- Kxamlas .ssry botsas.
So that u hes car priszis q. q. stAlap unnutI.
lated over the essk, ~ish plantation sosns. aad
eur sigaaturson . has slssi plate aide labsl. See
sh@a gpr eelsssis sss lrs-hned wisA sparious ana
dsisserieus staa- Any psrssn pressading % ell
Plantation bistcrs BY shs gallon or Ia bulk, ts an
i@pssier. Any persoA .snisAtlag shls bsssls, or
saiiae any other material iAsrel. ,sAsgAss salisA
Plantation Biissrs Or ast. = aeri~saal uaasr sAs
Q. s LA~, and viu Be % pFossszssd sy ua. ".
a'reAdy have car re % several parties rs-aIliag
ear eostss, Ae., vAe will sueaasA In gsttiaE
themselves iato elosc suArisrs. Ths demand fsr
prNhs's PlAatAtiea hltiAr fson Lads. slsrsy-
@sa. msrehAnta, 80. ls inaredihls. The slmpls
trial Of sotts is sAs syiAesee ~e present q shsl,
worth Aad superiority. TAsy are cold By all rs
'PeetAhls arukgissa. ssseessh phrsleians, AOssls.
saieons, steamboats,, aud eesAirY siesss.
R.H iDRAKE GO.
No. !sla Broadway. Mt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
INDIAN MEDICINES

Chcro1xee euro
As asaats2 lruvss ~ fperrs; srriee. ss~i~si
WeakA<ss, Ssefsnaf nkasfees euf effdtssasss csas-
81 - oistios saeh a. Lszs ~ Memory Infs~v-
sa{ Bassltaas Pefas ~ fss Baek Dtsaaff n gFtss,
fv~aafurs OF t9sg Wsak hsrsss, DIhfsaS sf
Brsafhlme. TrssnSfiag, WaAefSmsms Eyspaeef ~ tAs
Raes Pais ooeat-snaes. Easas4g, tesfsssft tes, ea4
80 O. Dirsfaf ssaaDtafata c@as<d ~ dsFaFfAf Fs@
Ss-Ti,' ss-g,s,s. 4. sispis v.ssssbss srff.ot,
axd cps a. vhEsh ali ran rely a. IL has baan hss4
is eur Prsrttas ~ nany ye4rsi arq slth thSus-
ands treated it has set fAis1 ~ aSlnKis inst3ncs
Tss surasgss powers have teea su1rient = Essa
sIsfs.rg osuf tis nlasf rtubboes fs4ss,
sss-Ts tisoss whg havs l1~f wffA fhsif eshsti-
tstIas. rnsfI aksy fkfbk thesssisss bsyon6 tss
rsaes n msSIezi al, - Eaai4 aays Dsspzars astf
~ oHen1fnR CTR III rest1se ye1l q h3nssh
"a yfsor snd aftsg - qasek dectora hass Ens4l
aB-Yor fail esftkeuisrs, get CirrnfMr Gsm any
r5rn1 stors IN ne esHntrf, 81 wrfts rs propris-
s.-s sHo uifi nsaH fres 70 ags daafrfnx tfe snnus
: fsil tresflss is pamphift fsrfr. l,'
eHPriaes, y psr bsttIs ~ ttfae hottiaa IN 9s.
ssa fsru4fsse ~ Exyrsss - ~ para 81 M ws.iz
se- SID ~ al fsspsetabls' tfsssists every
wbsrs
DR.. ". r. Merwin & Go.
eonE PnornrKxeAx-
10. - Lftsrty stret. Nss Tofk.
~s-sos1 IL. EsNn<vitIs " Wtn sfsfso,ssr and
- al druggists ssHryv fFss1Edfs1J.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING
~ A.
~ Il w HoU - L

WE HAvE RE-oPESED AT Our OLD
w stand, tu large. nsw house, Azd ara nos
prepared to czer 70 the Wholesale and Retail
trade ~ lErgs stock Of Dry Goods. Sosicnz.l aud
millinery a. can - found IN tbs West We have
lust opened large steck, which was kasxhs
especially for the opsning ssIes.
We have ect s.oae price, - fron which no devfa-
tion Is allowed. and warrant all goods as repre-
senssa.
We respectfully ask the waolssAls ana RasAr
trsde 60 sxzmiss our stock and prices h<Sors pur.
eAakinG slsswhsEs.
No tTcnAIs 80 show gcods
ecAAPKER RUSsIxes
ssP& Mes. ~ Aad a. 1RAfn ST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

THIS q ths mqsi dsiiShtiai and sEtraoFainary
article ever discover u ehAases the sur burnt
acc sna hsaqs . Fasfly sAiin lsHtprp q rsviah-
isg beauty, impsriisg shs marble parisl of yoath.
1Ad The assa-sas apVeFAues - iasitlns An the city
hslis of fAshieas = rasagyes tAn. fSucEiss. pin-
Pia~ and feashne-s fsem she ssla leasfas ths oom-
riszien fresh. transparent ASH smooth. II oob-
tAins 10 material luiaf'eus 70 fAs sRin. patron-
izs< b. Actresses sa4 opefs slnesrs. II ss whss
every lady shosld hs4a. SOLD evsrys here.
Prspsred ~ " :. usssn, Tfsys n. i.
Addrraa al orsirra a.
DEaAs :. HAREEs a 90. Esw To
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

NO MANS NAME Il M0EK INTIMATELY
ceanetss6 vita she history q tbs Msteria
Neeises u tbs unises States. 81 nene f4sesAhly
Rnowa a q gionmsr ~ medical discexery. tkAn
that of Dr, JOHN BULL. % LsaisziIis, KJ His
istMit4pas prspArAtlon of sarHspsrilia has tanE
stood a the assd q the var01s esmpoands sf that
saiaabis drug His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
AGENCY.

~ n. wAtSsR- ws. n. wAiKEh, IA.
WIN. II. O WIN. II. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase OF Real
4 fN Eatase.
efiesoz TAtrd Street, eppOsiss the court Hoass.
vsrT-smaAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
,Tea PAINTING. 90
WIN. TAYLOR & CO.
House, Sign, and Steamboat
/, -. e, PAINTERSi

WE ALSO DO PAPERINe, GLAZING, PA.
w per Hanging MArbsling and Grzining.
slgns painted IN either English German OF French
Al cur work doHs vita nsAtness and despzteA. q
sAop opposite 70 Krssn HsiimAa's Foandry.
jyf9-snd E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
hEAb ESTATE AGENC1
WM. II. & WIN. H. WALKER,
AGENTS

For the Purchase and Sale Of
REAL ESTATE,
Third Street. opposite Court House,
EvANsvHE.LE, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

EoR sALE on EASY TERns. THE rot
IL tawinK LAa5as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28


PERFUMERY, &C.
TusT RECEIVED AT sCHLAEPFERs
- Drug Store, loo cases of the gaSai1e Bordsszz
or CiArst Wtna. I viii warrant II 70 he ths Kra-
lias imported article Also frssh sarply Of
Catzukz Wfaes Jest recsfsed a.
SGHLAEPEkk'a BruE Gs0<s,
Corner Main kad Seeosd strsetay
jy2z Eusassiil-. Ih9iaha-
a MOTHER sUPPLY or HAws' 4 sTEyEEs
II F&zily Dye Colors just re- ivs6 az
SoHLAEPFERsS Drux stox~.
fTFEE CKLEBBATKD NV PgRFTMES. THE
Il Rsey Star. Nay flgwer, esaldsz DsE Drops,
Vsztoria Ee<i<. Night B8ssmias Csrus. FIsur
City, and sEmmar FlaNsr extraets lssi recstEsd a.
SCHLAEPFEs'S Drsx stors-
.T0ME on TIE GKsUTSK ROBTAs0N's
- Soap luzf r~esiped ard FER zaie -
scHLAEPFER's Drug stsre-
FraE LATEST HAIR PREPARATION JUsT
L ecnfng Ia 80 Il Labin's Fio-iffns IL ls
tzst what has sEEsys b=ss wanted. Let every
boey try i, s. Is khs best Frep@rzsiSE IN Ess.
sCELAEPFER-s Drag sto =
eoxnsr Main and second sersNss.
tyZ KTsnsxffie, In9.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

Ex-Rev. c. G. Burr, man who is not
even second to Vallandigham in the in
tensity of his Copperheadism, and hatred
to the Government, addressed a meeting
of his brother Democrats at Places, in
fiddle Smithfeld, on Thursday last
Chancey spit out full measure of abuse
at the Government and its friends, and
cOunselled resistance to everything, save
a disgraceful armistice and peace He
was particularly severe on the arrest Of
deserters, and urged his hearers to arm
themselves, march to Stroudsburg and
drive out the Soldiers, who lie said had
no business there We did not learn
that he offered to head them in the un-
dertaking. His speech is pronounced by
those who heard it to have been the very
quintessence Of treason. We learn that
'De Monroe Democrat" individually, de-
nounces Chancey as "a fool and man
calculated to make mischief" but that
the speech was, Notwithstanding, consid-
cred pure Democracy in Middle Smith
field, and most rapturously applauded.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20
For the Je6crsonidn.
CAMP IN THE BREAsTwoRKs,
Oct. 13, 1864.

Mr.. EDIToR: The election passed oil
quietly yesterday, and the result is as fol-
lows: The l42d Reg. P Y. polled one
hundred and thirty three Union, and thir-
ty that they call Democrat votes. The
l2lst Regt. on our left, polled seventy
six Union and six democrat votes. The
12lst held their Election on the picket
line so, you see, that while they kept
the Rebels at bay in the front, they gave
such a defeat in the rear that there is
hardly a grease spot left. | have not
heard of a single regiment, but what was
decidedly for the Union / heard man
say that the regiment to which he belongs.
(Pennsylvania, there is only one demo
erat. All the rest are for the Union. He
further says that in the regiment proposes
to try to get the Cop. discharged, for the
purpose of getting the stigma off of it.
Yours truly,
ELIJAH BLOWERS.
Co. G. l42d Reg. p. V.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20
What Should be done with them ?

The Squire in his last weeks Democrat
shed crocodile tears sufficient, over the
shooting of Leander K. Dease, to fill a
clever sized mill dam, and says-"the per
petrator is murderer, and deserves the
doom as such" Will the Squire, in his
next paper, tell us what those men-edi-
tors and dall-deserve, who have, since the
war began, been constantly preaching
treason against the government, and u
sing every exertion to incite the ignorant
and unthinking members of the Demo-
cratic party to the commission OF just
such deeds as the murderer of Dease is
guilty of? 1t would be gratifying to us,
too, if he would tell us what those lead
ers of his party deserve, who invited the
Ex-Rey. G.. C. Burr, to Middle Smith6eld
to counsel resistance to the Draft and to
urge the citizens of that intensely Cop
perhead region to "arm themselves, march
to Stroudsburg, and drive out the armed
soldiery stationed there" to assist the Pro-
vost Marshall in the performance of his
duties? In the eye of the law, and in
the eye of common sense, the man who
shot Dcase is a murderer; but he is not
a whit more guilty than are the men who,
by declaiming against the constit u tional-
ity of every act Of the Government to put
down rebellion, lead men to resist
the law, and to the killing of their fel-
low men in cold blood While it is prop.
er for the Squire to exhibit full show
of Indignation at the murder of Dease,
he should reserve a share of it for those
other and greater lights of his party, in
cluding himself, who, though unarmed,
and standing further behind the bush
than did the murderer, are to the full as
guilty of the crime as he.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20
Satisfied of it.

The Easton Argus is well satisfied that
McClellan's chances for election have al
"gone in" Hutter has no hope save
through the pockets of the people
Knowing his own pencbant for the al
mighty dollar, and believing everybody
else to be ike him in his love for it, he
has none other than the dollar argument
with which to approach his readers. His
course in this respect, however, is but al
exemplifcation of the trueism, that Dem
ocrauc principles are defined by the sim
pie sentence, five loaves and two fishes y
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Does he Believe it?

The Democrat of last week devotes a
long article to a rehash Of the stupid lie,
originally uttered by the New York World
that President Lincoln had offered to
Gen. Mcclellan the highest command in
the army, and promised him the whole
support of the Administration for the
Presidency in 1868, on condition of his
withdrawal from the present canvass
The utter falsehood of this story has been
already so thoroughly exposed by the T.
nion press, that no denial is needed for
the intelligent public in general; but as
some honest friends of the Union cause
may not have access to the facts, we no.
tice it merely to say =
l. No such offer, nor any other offer,
request, proposal, or intimation of similar
purport, has been made to Gen. McClel-
Ian, either by Mr.. Lincoln himself, or By
any other person, at his request, or with
his knowledge. So says the Washington
Republican, 10y authority of the Presi-
dent.
2. Neither Gen. Mcclellan himself
nor any Of his friends, 'cho has a charac
ter to lose, will dare to assert that such
has been done
3. The only foundation in fact that
this miserable SANDER possesses, is found
in visit of Mr.. Francis p Blair, Sen,
to Gen. Mcclellan, before the meeting of
the Chicago Convention which Mr.
Blair himself tells the public was aeahout
eren the kno'eledge of Mr.. Lincoln. Mr..
Blair, knowing that Gen. Mcclellan pro-
fesscd to be Union man, and animated
by feelings of friendship for the General,
wished to save him from the defeat and
disgrace certain to overwhelm him should
he be nominated by the Copperheads at
Chicago, and therefore urged him, for his
ocn sake, and that of the Union, to ask
of the President active employment in
the field, and refuse to allow his name to
be used by the traitorous conclave who
have since made him their candidate
The little hero of earth-works and retreats
promised to consider the matter, and there
it ended. For McClellan's own fame and
prospects, it would have been we'll had
the disinterested cousel of Mr.. Blair been
needed. For the rest, the story is too ri
diculous to be told BY any but the brief
less assistant of our friend the Squire, or
to be believed by any but the intelligent
q Democrats, whose patriotism consists
in resisting drafts, Jumping bounties, and
shaping the South may get their rights" ="
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New Saloon.

Mr.. James S. White & Z. 4. Schoch
have fitted up the Odd Fellows Hall, ant
stocked and opened it as first class Sa
loon. Those of our citizens, both from
town and County, desiring to indulge il
first quality Oysters, Ale and Lager would
do well to call upon these young candi,
dates for catering fame. We have the
assurances of the proprietors that the Sa
loon will be neatly, decently and quietly
kept, so that the most fastidious may cal
without fear of being insulted or dis
turbed.