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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

neA- Both the Louisville and India
apolis Journals state that John Morgan
} gathering large force al Arlington,
a. Dor raid into KeAtucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

b@-The young bucks vino got on
'Dree and broke things the other night
~ere fined severely BY jury, before the
Mayor, yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and SEXUAL sysssms-asv And reliable
1eesszsEt--ln Reports Of. the HowARD Asso-
oiArtoE. ssat By maa n sealed isstsr snvsl-
spes, fres 81 sharge Address DR. J. sKILLIN
HoUeHToE. Howard AsseslAiisa, Ne. . eoash
Ninth street, PhiisassPhlA, p.
aprt'H DAVIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

HARPERs WEEKLr.-Johnson 4 Co.
I'VE received Harpsrs' Weekly for next
,turday, an exquisite number, and full
good things.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

Nsttee TO Physicians and the PuhIis.
-ALLoooKs POROUS FLAsTRRs.-Tz4Izo.
ssAI.--sEsw Tork. nov. -. 1859 T. Aiieoek a
Co. Sc. ia Canal strsst-Gsatlsnsa; lately
saservs ssvsrsiy from s~akasss IL my sacs. &C.
fastened By suddsniy evsr-sxsFtias zyse,G Hav.
Los heard Jour rlssssrs much reconmsadsd for
eeses Of this Kind, procured ess. and tie rseult
vss all that eenld assise. A stssEe plaster
eurcd ne In = week
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

B@- The 1924 Regiment, from India
iapolis, have passed through Louisville,
ding 70 the front
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
WILLIAM REAvIs.
Attorney at Law and z. 4. ClaIm

attorney NJ Law ana b. b. Clalm
Agent,
is authorised By the Governs meat 10 prosars Pea
slens, neunsy Money, Back Pay, Dsaaty Lad
clAims Ter Hoassa aud other PsorzAfY destroysd
willis In y SERVES Of the ooysrnmsnt. ana ali
claims, q whatever kind or nstars sgainst the
United states. s 3
Bounty for Discharged Soidlersi
ny an amsadmen, to the Bossty Law, passed q.
the last session Of Congress, can soldiers or
other psrsens who Asss bssa ~ sAau AveaJIv Be
discharged within tee years from Abe date Of thoir
snistment, by reason sfweunds received 10 battle.
shall rsssiss the Same Boasty ~ though they
served two years"
oifies cox Msin Street, ever kslIsr's Gun store,
opposite the Gear, Hosss, nvAzsvilis, Isdieaa.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
ss-Good references glvsn ~ rec uirsd. @Azs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

D3- We are indebted 70 Mr.. Judge,
accommodating Clerk Of the Liberty
), 2, for late Memphis papera
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

Da- We are indebted 10 Senator Lane
or valuable pablo documents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 24-General
Hunter assumed command of this de-
partmsut on the 2lst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

New Ierk-
There Ia nssAing esual, Ia the way 81 Plaster,
to the Porous Plaster u mr. Aileess. Ia Asth.
ne. ooaGh, kidney Aasetiess, And IsesI deep
ssssed paias, they aEora r~rmsssss rsIfsf; Aaa
for weak backs palus Ia the side, stitches. aaa
spasaedis Pains Esncrsify, they are unsurpassed
hSr tas benefits they Inrast Priv % seats each
Frineipal onies, sol Canal Street, New Ysrk
n. NILSSON 4 co. aad n =. THOMPSON
Evansville. lad. and BY al resPs-sAbls DEALER
% medicine. nsheS sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

JEFFRRsox CITr, May 25.-The Rsdi-
cal Union Stats Convention organized
this morning, with Rennick, of Buchan-
an County, a. President.
-Four hundred and ffty-two delegates
we're present, representing 81 counties
The following nominations have been
unanimously made:
For Governor-Thomas C. Fletcher,
Of Iron County.
Lieut. Governor-George Smith, OF
Caldwell County.
Secretary Of State-Francis Rodman,
of Buchanan County.
The Convention is still in session, and
expect to complete the ticket tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

Bosrox, May p. - The anniversary
meetings are well attended, and the pro
esedings generally interesting. Re-. o.
B rockingham, of New York, and Rev.
DR.. Elliott, from St Louis, were among
the principal speakers to the UnitaEan
Festival last evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


SPRIEGYIKLp, Ill, May 25-The Re
publican State Convention met in this
city to-day, and mnde the following
nominations: Gen. Richard 0glesby,
Governor; William Bross, Of Chicago,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; :. Findale, of St
Clair, Secretary Of State; l. y Haynie,
Of Alexander, Auditor; JAS. o. Bever.
idge, Of Kane Co, Treasurer; Newton
BstemSn, Superintendent Of Public In
struction; s W. Moulton, Congressman
at large.
Resolutions were drafted APPROX.
ing the acts Of the admins
tration in resisting by all force
known to civilized warfare, eyerv effort
to destroy oar national Union. We cor.
daily endorse the Presidents emaneiRa-
tien proclamation as legitimate measure;
We regard the use Of the negro as a sol
der, as warranted by the nssgss Of
civilized war. Resolutions expressing
the opinion that the acts Of the Govern,
ment have been, in the main, highly
conducive to the suppression of the
present rebellion, were passed, and thai
we cordially declare if Abraham Lincoln
receives the nomination at the Bsiti
more Convention, that we will give hin
/ our most earnest support
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

rINHE PRoPRIEToR BEING IN THE Ar.
MY, eders for sale, on reasonable terms q
we'll selected and nearly rev PRINTING OF
rIcE. Apply 20 LEWIS PELHAM,
nyssf New Harmony, Pos5 cosnsy, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
Il. ADANK.
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, Melodeons and
Cabinet Organs.

THE MISSES LAWRENCE Are CON
Il STASTLY rscslviag tbs above Instruments
from some Of the test manufacturers IN Sss York
and BSst0n. and oil sell thsna A. Eastern prices
adding freight.
SAMPLES may ~ teen II their rssidsacs. On
Water street, hrst door below Cb@ssEt. IL viii
BE- 20 the interest Of thea wehf7ng the sbevs in
stFumests. % call before parehasIzg el.ssksrs.
Ap91-1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
OmeIaI.
War DEPAKTMENT, :
Waahfnafnn Mar % O y n

Washington, May =, . 7. NJ
Ma. Gen. Die
The latest from Gen. Grants head.
quarters, received by this Department, Is
dated 1T Mt. Carmel Church, o'clock
p. NJ yesterday. The dispatch says sv-
erything Is good. Warren has 100 pris-
oners, Hancock some 500, and Wright
has picked up some 300 The whole
number resulting FROM yesterdays opsr-
atoms will not fall short of 600 War
ren's loss is not over 800, killed and
wounded The prisoners captured, who
are in great part North Carolinians, are
much discouraged, and say that Lee has
deceived them.
The pursuit is delayed BY the great Ia
tigue Of the men, Still Hancock and
Warren viii reach the South Anna by
niehtfall
Gen. Butler, 10 q dispatch dated 81
headquarters, 7 clock this morning, re-
ports that Maj Gen Fitz Hugh Lee,
lately promoted, made an attack on bis
post at Wilson's Wharf, on the north
side OF James river, with cavalry, infan.
try, and artillery The post was garri
soned with two negro regiments, nndeI
Gen. Wild, and the rebcls we're hand
somely repulsed
Before the aitat4 Lee sent flag o
truce stating that he had force enough
TO take The place and demanded its sur
render, and in case the garrison should
surrender they should be turned over q
the authorities at Richmond as prison
ers OF var, but il this proposition va
rejected he would not be answerabie 70
lhs Consequences when be took ID
place
Gen. Wild replied: I'VE will try that.
RsinfeFcements were at once sent bu
the hght vas over before their arriva
Our loss is not yet reported No othe
reports Of military operations have bee
received BY the department since m
telegram OF o. 80 last evening.
Signed, r. NJ. STANTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
PROP. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

&AhAn nG0 O11A 4 u.
y This ssseaishIbg pFsparatIoa
VIII, BY Natures eyvn Process, re-
store Gray Hair 10 ahs Original Color.
win nsks IL grow ss Bald Heads.
VIII rsstoFs HE EatsraI sserstisas.
WIN rszovs At onos al ItehIng.
VIII AZ DsadrzG
WIN cure AZ hsap tions-evsn soAId HsAA.
WiII maks the hair Son and Glossy.
WIN preserve tbs Cellar 81 Hair to oI6 Age.
WIN always Rsstsp II. as6 step Il RAlliax.
And IL one Of the bass Tollss Articles Tor a.
Hair now ls ass
Thousands OF Soldiers In the Arm.
Have testified TO the aboys, whs haA heeems gra
aud Lost their Hair By SICKNESS, change Of climate
aad inaltsntion, while performing camp daty.
A. Restorative and drss.isg g has ne squ@i.
KKLLKk a WHITE,
wholssals aod Retail Aessls Ter Evansvtn..
American Cancer Championship
HEBBRRs has located 10 the sity ~ Quissy.
Iliinois. Ne. los haia Street. third deer above
Qalasy Hsaas. ones over J. 4. D.ytos's ksol .
stsrs. - 80
Ne olsims 10 b tha KiBg Of caaesrs aad All
kinds Of Fever Sores. sach as white swsiiink nad
Beus Diseases, seret42. Piles. ssfs Eyaa IN thslr
vOrst stages, Liver Complaints, csnsunpslon,
Female Weakness. aud sAlt Ehsam, Tsssss,
Rheasaatisn, ks.. As.
The Doctor became mgstar u the above asseasea
vhlis travelling through Europe Aad AasFiea, and
he nsv staada at ths head Of biz profssslsa belk
In karops aud Aasriea. The Dpesor wtll s~hs
pleasure In sAswiag hi. .sItsss certificates Il TIA
above dissssss whsrs thsy have bssa zivsa up -
iHsafaela b. the best physicians in the ecuntry
The postss alss guarantees care IN all sasss
waas the pAtioHt iiVsa mp to the diFsatloss.
Tbs pasisRt wi!l please correspond vsskiy, Civ.
log tras statement ofths esas. No. -.
ss- The poor dealt With literally.
Cancers extracted In fron fOur to twsaty -fsui
hoars without iastrumests or pals. OF drop o
blood. n3Jis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

NEW BOOKS.
General Grant and his Campaigns;
The Art Of Conversation
The Nations Sin and Punishment,
La eaviOts; Spanish novel;
womaA's Ransom. BY RobinsOHi
cudIo's Cave;
Revelations Of MotAsr JaliAsA;
At HEALRYN.
Ne. -. corner ofNAia and first Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAR.

Thfs eslebratsd Toilet Soap, In sack uni-
ssrsAI dsnssa, is aA4s from the choicest ma
tsrisIs, Is mild and emoIIiens In lis Eatzrs,
Tragranely scented, Aad sxtrsnsIy bens
aefaI In is zetien upon Ehs ska Yer s4is By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
Best Machine in the World.

FTsHE NUMBER OF PREMIUMS AWABBEb
70 the - Bueksys eurinx tbs fsw yaars shaa
a hss lssn b@fors the pNbsie Indicates the posit-
los hsls - u IL every sectien 81 tbs aT
~hsrs IL has bssa fntrodncsd.
Fer tbs season u IsS4, ~ early contrasts are
aszss. I'll fsruish dsilsssv9 81 kssasTfils, Lad
terms essb 90 delivery:
suaiI, or JaaIor Aoxsr............af so
Large, or seaior Mower rs
Conbined Reaper aad HowsF.-...-...-...-.. las
Circulars contzising fsii particulars for op~ns-
nag end taking care 81 the machine viii b. fur.
nlshse en- Application or forwarded b. zail.
DANIEL k0RGAE, Aessf,
ElsI5-dkw8z No. vest first etFs~t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
River News.

ARRIVALS
Gsz. HAileek. Head. Arxou.ut, Lea
Dsszksrzen, Brnsey. Taroseoa, Lea.
DEPARTURES.
kEg@Rsrt, EAshviiIs. Arma. Cairo.
Cen naAsek, Head. TeFsseah, Lonisfglls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

The river Is falling slowly here and
hence 70 Pittsb1rg, With splendid stage
af water in the channel Yesterday vas
extremely duh on the levee, With very
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

9ebe nidt tpieper fort, es mar :u 9efdbrz
lid lei nur rubis unp speius nibt
pebr.""
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16
8cllctriififbcs.
eJb tppllte, ib tpGre.

Ny<U IUVUISs W. IUUCE>
pom Stub. pu@ner.
Sd pollte. ieb part ein &Inis fsin
llnb bu fant'f ein arn,es Ma9eelein
Nm @eee, t@ bVbe bid auf msin Rcb,
Sd fibrte hid, Maib, auf mein 3Snissf&le6,
Meine &si&e lesf i& su Giben tir,
llm bic @tirre tein meiner Yerlen .3ier,
Dir seiot' i& mein 2ant bis gum blauen &tein
$50 neit bu erlpabf 81, bies Mllss {ei tein!"
Wir flbren b;nIter ben tlauen @ee,
S8ir i9auten bic @olten in ilarer 3Eb',
Dir iastsn i'm Sort, wsnn ber Grublinsspinp
Dur@3Is' bas @eswtise lofe unb limb.
llne tsi tes @cntes eulbtnem Strabl
Da fig iep nit tir in ben. 8Sniesiaal,
Da iebt' i9 bic Rrune 3u pGuptsn Dir,
Neints 2ebens QuR, rteines Qebens 3ier!
Was iollf mir bic Strpne, bic 3rsne mtin,
Sbnt bid, ben berrli&fen Gtelfein?
Wenn bu mid sereie6ea-Mbe! Mbe!
SD wiirf' iie binab in ben tiefen @ee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

"GQen. Glen !" risf Der jun9e Monn,
auf feline &niee 1fii3eno uno bettno> mic
1ie, bic 5anoe faltenp.
3pei gHeien beteten inbrinfti9 unp
l6au:en 9lduti9 gum 6immel empor.
Ste Bat ben alllnatbtt9en 9enter Der
menldliden @el9ide, fe in ibrer Irmutb
nldt psrsreifeln> nidi 9etftis perfnfen gu
lanen; er oanfte tbm, RAP er encli9 Elm
Wslen 9sfuncsn, tas cneelrein feline
mGbepplle pilserbabn rabin paneerte u.
eaeurb ieinen @lauben an rie Mlenldz
belt wieoer neu anfa6te.
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s;ocutcu per y xWfiuu. .Staats3eitune.

stssutcu Der ~@fiuu. Staats5eitune.
Ssucsr|vn, 5err v. Sud jun.
pAtinss unp Datota -. 9sr1 9entsl:
Hsw- lllm une Brown guunty Tr. 8prfer,
5s. V.erunr SliepIet GtY W. Sdimmsl
g., ,Nntcpny II. Minniapeis, Ortb ". 3noblan@
Yarrcr ct. 2ult,
aE1ufato > :rr ja tus 3. 5artmann:
5tiu uater uNe 98albinStrn Gty Gb. 94sHer,
13inoaa uuo Dincna Gty 5r. Slider.
Yeusplaiu 5trr Jrans y. 5eyoerReet.
5artbault, Nice Gu., 0err 0ottTriee 0letenFe'n'
Ncao5 9auoins, 8. Drerre.
Nso 9Sins, Derr Jcbn 6rircrib. =
Wabalbaw, Gsor9 9uber.
1o 9rcl1e, 5srr 5cil.
Buiialo Gits, 9DiSc. 81. 54iittler.
.yourtain City, @i5e. Or. 9pubr.
Nctfprc, gSristt Co., Srbn Sneelter.
Nob~2yeed, 9enrepin g., Matbias SSsinano.
gStcn SEaleca equity, Scbn q. G'resnine.
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~. eomfprtable5 peutfde6
y a IT. un6 6 . t + q us
5u,n 0fi,tuefpta=GnoI,

UV11 S1ruBe, naDe Dem Ulodenheus.
Der unter5sitnete srIautt Ih bicrnsit, rie 2lrfe
mertlamte.t oes einteimilbs1 unp auspSrtioe
oeu1l9en yuelttums auf lein nett uuo feartu,
e'nWgfr'a'tstts W GAIT nnp apptau6 su le,s:sn.
IN nemlelten fneet per nertbe Gjal bic aIsr-
tIeunol1eete unb biQigfte 8esisnul7q, rsi1Iitss
Se9.s' 81 gufe Ho. turs sles, tpaS in elmer anitGr.
o'gen 2e11fg1ga1t beanlpruGt percsn sann.
%s S%n'sS!auun9 beFNpstllp ebenfals teim 5aule.
tenn"n9 eerer> bic i'm teebren. - " <>''''
G henhn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16
. Deutl6e Mpptbete
Doctor NDIenf,

@eburtsbelfer Sptrateur 3obn> unt
Nu9enzNr5t.
giinmt ale aranfbsiten tsS mannli9en unb
weitliaen @el9le@ts III Grr nne Seripr!&t bel
umT9tiser Bebanblnus aud b.. SssrmSaensper~
b1ltn7e Nrmer 81 terudI9tieen.
Office: Gde Der Dritten unb Minneicta frab,.
@prsdltuneen: Son 9 ubr Moreens biz 4 llbr
N1dmittags.
NeToeu;: TortaraBe, nabe Getp'S @tore.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

Safpb m ain5er.
0eutl6er M6ppfat Il. Nptar,
Sffee: 5eywaros Blut seoenater @ooers 8led.
St.Yaul, Miun.
Ne SereStunce te5 TaaeS III 1pyeaen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16
6. SQbrgang.

Die ]lltnNe(ota 5taats6eitun0,
Gtc &C, Orittsu une QSaba baw-
5traBs, eine Ereppe bp4,
cyIbciNt lseen Samltas uno tp2et S,pei
Oou. pct 5abr, in &orau5te;ablung.
@;uaelne 9!ummern felten Gents.
SeoinAnugcn.
atsuuiren faMm man su uirBeue elmer 3eitbes
,,,r,e; 9pA :Snuen pispem slbpuncn1eat ypran~
a:y:neeu Naa.msrn niAt nahselanet wsretn.
O:r Sut}r,;ptionS> Ystras fann in Nrten1r-
&c u ,;uer sut:u Sant siasei4itt wereen.
KY. lS:un 0slp III resi]trirten 8rie1en rer-
srea 4:b:, ,easen mir ben YerluF ; sest ntegt IN
uHte3iItrirtsn SriefsM.
Als Nittb:ilnn5sn, Osleer u. I. ~. Fns )"
boreltren: ,.c,
3ieutber 5; Ere1, Vub!ilbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

..<.sE Oemtitbe 2tpptbefe
XsSss&31S Don
1 Dr. II. y. MiIltr,
u @bemtter unb Dru9tf >
ct. Wntbony- -Strabe, 5wil&en @u,eriean> uno
Q4iuslow= 3puie.
81. Yaul, Minnet ota.
llnterssianeter itbt bas serebrte pnblitum N
RenntniB, paG er BON ieBt ab III ieiner Office bic
Smpfuna nit fril@em seiunpem StcIt sern!mmt-
DeSglei9en bat IT frtl4en G'arten. ,t9ras'unp
8lumemjamen erbalten. Or. M Miller.
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THE
mIUJg1)TA STAATSZE1TUNG,
a WEEKLY PAPER,
pubHsf.ed by REU7 HER e. Excl,
S.. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
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Belot6ere<@Qlppu
Wb. Der4bpls,

unip11 S5ptel,
vac Der Woba|tborz uno 4teu StraEe.
sOn VI. 2unfenbein,cr.
Neu erbaut, aeraun,is, nit tchsn urb frsurt-
!1Ven 5tmmern sereten> ,,ie tieeS Sr!eI it, bic-
tet es bent @ei{eneen bic serridEsu Ieauen,Iid-
te'ten neten gut terettter 4clr une Ser tiuio(fsn
See.snung. iorie CUTE Gstranfe al Scr Bar.
Verau'nise Stalluu9 1T Bel ben, SauIe, uun
oebbalb ben Jarmeru uamertlies ,u empfebIsr.
Neienee une bsrsuGcsaG tse;Seu frei sru nrA
mad htr 2ancune befDrcer!. t5g
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giite<S s. abrit'

obert2anbune,
ct. paul, Minn.
Dantbar fir ben bisberieen 3u,pru9 beebrt 5itb
ber unteraei1nete. tsm beuti&en wublifum ii,
Minnelcta an3u3eisen, tae Ct feline Gffefabrit in
perorDBsrtem Ma6late in leinen nsuen @teinse-
baube einseri&tet bat, unb it i'm @tanbe, feline
Runeen nit zen, allSemein beliet.en
Nremium Gffia
~ perieben. Ginfa6er iowie Drppel. 6 iTe III i'm.
mer III benz nieorieten Yrtiie 3u baben.
Dieter GlFs 1T ausee;eidnet gum Ginma@en
BON @urten unb aneernGriidten, unb ii BON ZEN
prafiil@en &btmiftr Or. &eio pilTenl@aftli9 un.
ter1ud.. Derlelbe fanb Jpn nrufrn,men rei n, n.
enpfeblt Jpn auf's 8ete gum fyamiliensetrau@,
QD. @eiS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-08
Note of Preparation for the Army.

In view of the necessity of large and con-
tinued supplies of vegetables and acids for
the army we make an appeal at this time, TO
the loyal men and women of the Northwest,
to prepare fer the emergency sure to come,
and hitherto having required such stringent
efforts to meet Now, in early Spring, when
farmers are laying plans for future profit to
themselves, and comfort to their families, we
ask them to remember the soldiers in the
field, and in the hospitals. We ask each far
mer to plant one acre in potatoes or onions,
for the benefit of sick and wounded soldiers.
We ask every woman (if that be not possible,
every family,) to prepare two bushels OF
dried fruit, or one key or barrel OF pickles
or sour-kraut, for the same object We vii!
enter into no argument on the subject. From
nnumerable hospital cots, filed with our
brave defenders, meek, imploring eyes are
turned to you. From every soldier, enfeebl-
ed for the lack of such nutriment, the demand
arises Put Us in condition to do good
service to the old flag and our beloved coun-
try Cor which we have left all and risked all F"
Every disabled veteran will say" Remem-
Der the boys in the front and in the hospitals,
and not only share with them, but prepare for
their necessities, as you prepare for your own
loved ones at home, secured and sheltered by
their self-denials and tolls" Systematic eff
fort and prudent forecast in this direction,
will secure the incalculable blessing of vege-
tables and anti-scorbutics, IA to save
thousands of valuable lives. recuperate tens
of thousands of debilitated men, and consti-
| tutes pledge of sympathy and gratitude, to
our noble, selfdenying army from their deep
ly indebted friends at home.
Mrs. j. L. COR,
Cor. Sec'y s. a. Society.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-08
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State to have representation equal to that Il
Congress
There were only nine votes in the affirma
tive.
Mr. Powell, of Washington, moved to adj
iourn over to the radical convention at Balti
more on the eth of june which was declared
out of order.
The nomination of John c. Fremont wa:
then made by reclamation.
Gen. Cochrane, B. Gratz Brown and Gen
Butler were named for Vice President.
Gen. Cochrane said that it had been deem
ed wise to choose him President of the Con
vention. He was satisfied win that honor
satisfied with the proceedings-for he saw in
them the establishment of great party, and
henceforth he would be content to labor. no,
for party success, but for the salvation of the
country. Yesterday, for the first time, he
heard his name mentioned in connection with
this Convention for Vice President. He
doubted the wisdom of such a course. II
was his clear conviction that with such a
platform, if the Convention will take some
gentleman who is fairly identified with the
war-worn Democracy of the country, and
place him side by side with its chosen cham
pion, it wiz establish a great and glorious
party, whose principles, founded upon truth,
justice and freedom, must succeed. Heartily
endorsing those principles, he begged leave
to retire
Mr.. Gilbert taking the chair, the question
was put upon the nomination of Gen. Coch-
rane, which was confirmed with but few vote
es inthe negative.
Messrs. Gilbert, Moss, Greiner, Butt and
johnson were appointed committee to re-
port plan OF party organization and name
for the party.
A recess was then taken III p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The committee not being prepared to re.
port a meeting was organized by selecting
Mr.. Alden for Chairman, and on motion Mr.
Parker Pillsbury addressed the audience at
some length, expressing extreme radical
anti-siaYcry views
Mr.. Gilbert reported the following as the
National Central Committee
Nelo YOrk-Edward Gilbert, Walter H. shupe,
Frederick Kapp.
Ohio-Boyd b. Chapman.
AiSSourf-Emil Pretorius, Charles e. Moss, Jas
Saussig-
KdnSdS-James Leggett
Ne1c JerSey-L. Griener.
FennsYlvdnia-J w Barker
HdSSachuSe ttS-WendelI Phillips.
Io1Dd-J. 2. Stubald.
dTytdnd-William Smiethen
tdtaaG-Charles Post.
WtnOiS-Casper Butt.
Mr.. Gilbert also reported the name of the
party as the Radical Democracy, which was
adopted by the convention.
Mr.. Smithen moved that a committee OF
five be appointed to wait upon Generals Ere
mont and Cochrane and inform them of their
nomination, which was carried, and Messrs
Smithen, Moss, Gilbert, Butz and n p Saw
yer were appointed.
After remarks by S. S. Foster and Moss
the convention adjourned sine die.