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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
TIE MILITARY COMMISSION.
Conclusion OF DR.. Wilson's Tes.
timony.
Interesting Details OF the Proposed
InsurreetiOn.
A sabbath sshosls Nesting 90 AS
sist in ths Capture eT Camp Morton.
70. 2r --.a faaE@ 8 tF
SECRET HIsreRT OF TEE CHIeAe8
CONVENTION.

The Commission met yesterday at 2
O'Clock, IN Mr. CowgiIl, in our yes
terdsys report erroneously denominated
Caldwell, was further examined in re-
gard TO the sssassinatieu Of enrolling
officer Freeman in Sullivan county He
said that Freeman had undertaken to
enroll two townships, and had complet-
ed one before be was SHOT He was
killed about ten days after witness saw
Humphreys At the head of bis army,
when they had threatened to kill any
one who should undertake the enroll
ment of Csss township
Examinaiion Of DR.. Wilson resumed ::
/ met at the Richmond House, in Chics-
20. msr named Majors, and Mr. Bar
rett, both of whom professed to BE au-
thorized TO act for the Southern Goufed-
eracy. They did not rspresen Mt any par
tiealsr States, bot the Coufederscy az
large. Of the parties Who we're expec-
ted and didn't come, ] think Amos
Green. of Paris, Illinois, vas one; Mr..
Vsllandighsm was also expected, bat
prior to the meeting il vas asesliained
that be could nos attend, and messen-
gers, ] think Mr.. Holloway and Mr..
Greea, Of Washington eounfy, we're sent
to see him.
Mr. Dodd represented that he had
been to Niagara, as the Clifton House,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

PIsE Burr, Ark, Oct &c, 1856

PISE BLuTr, Ark, Oct &c, 1864
Editors Eransvills Journal:
After long silence on my part aud
failing g receive the Journal, have
concluded the best way to refresh your
memory is to enclose greenback with
request to forward you paper, if you
please, as home news, after ell, is the
most acceptable and-the most eagerly
sought after. 10 the army
Our little detachment is getting along
swimmingly, although / witnessed last
night the surrender Of one of the OIL
GERS, who actually seemed TO glory IN the
deed, for although be struck his colors
with so much grace, and apparently with
the best of spirits, no dishonor is at
taehed 60 hinis--His captor,in the shape
OF q dArkseyed Soathern lass, was no
mean antagonist, aud proved herself
foenAn worthy of his steel for. coming
suddenly upon him with her battery Of
wltehlng gIances aud still more witeiinr
voice, she oat-generaled, oat-Hanked and
ous-fought HIM Right gallantlv he sus.
tained the unequal contest for . time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

USKmD. The Esw York Nesos sug,
gests to ths Executive Committee Of the
National Democratic Conventions the
propriety Of calling that body together,
and giving it the opportunity to ad.
journ sine die The Convention, by its
own resolution, is gifted with kind Of
quasi Immortality, dependent upon the
yoltion Of its Executive Committee
The gentlemen Of the Convention are
naturally uneasy under this doom of
eternal organization. After demolish-
ing their platform, it is the refinement
Of cruelty to compel them to dwell for
ever amid its ruins We hope tha, Mr.
Belmont viii disembody this troubled
spirit, and bid it God speed across the
political Styx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

A CoErRAsT.--0ar Eoglish cousins
have frequently amused themselves at
our expense, and Charles Dickens aud
Madame Trollope made a good thing By
carieatnring our people, and thus adding
to their amusement fund During the
past three years Of bloody war, our in-
capacity for selEgsverament has been
the theme Of leading papers aud mos.
popular orators-Me. Gladstone, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, participat-
ing in the general disposition to deride
Us But while the American people,
with dignity, self-respect and deco
ru.n that would have honored Rome IN
her palmiest days, were deciding at the
ballot-box what should be the character
Of the administration of their Govern
mont for four years 70 come while we
were demonstrating our. determination
that the war shall progress until rebel
lion is crushed forever, and the cause Of
il removed, what were our faeetious
cousins over the water doinss Abso-
lutely going crazy over the safe retarn Of
q twelve months baby. With It's Pa and
Ma-the Prince and Princess of Wales
the little fellow has Deen on visit to
the Continent, and has just returned
We learn that upon his arrival at Hall,
the Mayor actually went in his robes to
visit him. The Sheriff $ wife gave him
a fur rabbit, which, say the reporters,
he appeared TO appreciate" A vast
crowd assembled to see him pass, and
the COW which furnished the infant
Prince with milk during bis passage
from the EIbe to the Humber, was pur-
chased By Mr.. Alderman, Abbey of
Hall" that dignitary obviously consid-
ering the animal to be historic.
This is getting along, and exceeds in
Stiffness the livliest and'moss imagina-
tive carieatare of car people produced
by Mr.. Dickens or Mrs 'Trellope One
prominent English Journal is said to
have gon9 so far in its worship of
crowned d:gnitaries, as to assert "tha.
the winds would blow gently on q tree,
because the Queen bad planted IL. %
BY contrasting such Hdnksyism with
the heroism and selfpOssessien mani.
Tested BY our people in their season Of
trial, tAs rapid progress We have made
in selfgoveEnmeut may be estimated /;
because England claims to be the most
digni6ed, enlightened, and best govern
ed country on the face of the Globe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
BANK DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND OF sTx PER cEHT., LOB
n ths nrst SIX months, On tbs capital -Ttock 81
tSe First National Baak o. Eyassviiie, has tssa
declared, and the same Will b paid 70 stocktclsv
ssd AFTER the Tth day q Hovsnbsr lEef
n0F5-Ss ". 7. PAGE, c4eAier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

sa~ We learn that Col Hiram Pra-
ther, of Jennings, will be a candid ate
for Speaker of the next House of Rep
resentaliye& His name aad those Of
Messra Petit and Branham are al we
have heard suggested, as yel, far that
nos,tion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
soRGHo MOLAssEs-

A FIyE ARTICLE OF SEw soRGHo NO.
n issses FOR sale b BELLY Co,
sstlT y Main strest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

sd> Glorious Iowa has given not less
than 10000 majority for the Union
ticket, Including :he vote Of her gallant
soldiers Iowa increases her majority
about 10000 every year. Before the
next Presidential election comes round,
she will have gone out Of sight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18


l was expressly told that the Govern
meut would make no pledges / re-
eeived no instructions from any one. I
held Ae position of Ancisnt Brother in
oar county Temple DR. Rowles tsrsdersd
me the position OF Adjntant General on
his ssaG, bat I did not accept told
him / was physically ipcapacitatsd, and
had no military knowledge.
The Soas Of Liberty wers in session
st Chicago during the Convention which
nominated Mcclellan. They met at the
Richmond House. Mr.. Dodd was thea
Mr.. Moss, Of Missouri, was quite promi-
nent met Amos Green there. aAr
Jackson and NJ. VaIlandieham wern
there Vallandighan was .cAairu.au
he made short speech. He spoke of
the distracted state Of the party. -Re
had thought until recently, that shs Chi
eago C9nventioni would 20 the same
road az the Charleston Conventiou, asd
end 5nnss blow up; but be had changed
bis opinion. LsIterly he had found q
wonderful unauimity and oneness Of
opinion, and ho believed the party could
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

DD- The official vote Of Marion coun
ty gives Lincoln 10,959; Mcclellan,
s,436i LincoIn's majority, 1885. That,
we take il, is q fsockdologer."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

Mr. Barrett told me that when the war
hrst broke out Ar. Douglas advised him
70 raise q regiment and 20 to the from
tier. he raised the regiment, and was
ordered to Piio, Knob, and Mr.. Douglas
hsving tailed 10 get him ordered to the
frontier, be sent In his resignation. IL
was long time before be heard from
his resignation, and in the meantime De
was engaged in helping through the lines
persons favorable 70 The Confederaey.
Mr. Bash, sworn: Mr. Bash, phono-
graphic reporter, vas introduced 70 ve~i-
fy report made By him Of = speech Of
Mr.. Milhgan, delivered at Fort Wayne
on the 18th Of August As this speech
vas published in the Journal, we need
not make any notes Of Mr Bushs ses.l-
mony
The Court Adjourned antil ten o'clock
this morning -fHdiaaapols Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

CoEPlnESTAar-- gallant soldier
in The s2ad Regiment, nov stationed at
Indianapolis, writes us that be must
have the JosrHaI, and closes his order
With the following aAtsering notice:
In my opinion, the Journal has con-
tribnted mach to produce the splendid
results of the State and National cleo
ticns In Southern Indiana, and II our
friends do not give you a handsome and
liberal support, they will be guilty OF
base ingratitpds, besides pursuing
shortsighIed policy.
We are under no aPprshensions les,
our friends may fail to giEs "a liberal
support u is our intention TO make
the Jo' .sai . isscsssity-somsthing the
Peor can't do without; and We are
er 4dent our intentions will be carried
1t to the letter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

~ ValIsndigham announces that be
has resumed the practice Of the law
The Indianapolis Journal suggests that
military Law will, in all probability, en-
gage large share Of his attention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18

be more efficiently united than for wears
previous. He thought he would be abIe 10
secure proper platform in the ConSen.
ton The meeting over which Yallan-
digham presided waa held in the 9Th
story Of the Richmond House, in rooms
"a. 95, 9s, 100 aud l02 Tue rooms had
folding doors, and all opened into one
room. About $50 members wsre present.
NJ. Moss made speech, and gave 4
history of the condition Of things in
Missouri, bow citizens suffered alike
from guerrillas and Fsderals. The
gnerrillas stole their males, pork, and
cattle, aud the Federals stole their mig
gers IL the Order Of the Sens of Lib
erty intended 70 do anythisg, nov was
the time to strike. If the Order was
sorth anything, be wanted 70 knsE. He
came there 10 know il
At the next meeting I vent some
time before they met and in room be-
low found Gen. Singleton, of Illinois,
Mr.. Barrett, and others. arranging mat
.ers for bursting up Of the Convention.
We supposed the Convention would de-
nonnce the Order, in which case il vas
their intention TO make q public demon
ssration Of the Order. With procession,
&C. Singleton had great many mot
toes for transpsrencies written out
They were quotations from Jacksoa,
Douglas, and other Dsmocrsiic states
men, and, disconnected from any secret
conspiracy, would be on.idsred pa
triosic Bat think thsy had. p~eu lar
meaning for those who under ,tood them.
VsllaHdighsm presided At the meeting,
whieh was held ia the rooms above,
where / met Singleton. He psIed out
a Plasfjrm, which be said he had showed
70 a majority Of the delegates, and read
Il 70 the meeting. Il was Identical with
the one afterwards adopted by the COZ
veniion. BE said if We could get this
platform we could afford to take McClel.
Ian as the candidate.
The meeting called BY Mr.. Barrett vas
held on the 20-h Of July. while the one
over which Vailaadighsm presided was
90 the 29Ih Of August Mr. Green. OF
Illinois, made a speech at the August
meeting. | have q vague recollection
that eome one estimated the strength of
the Order at SOC, 900. \
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-14

LIMITATION or THE HcK or rHK BLADDER.
MYlAhMAfs0N or THE KIDNEYS,
CArARAH or THx
BLADsRn.
sfRAHGUARY AND BURNING, on pAiuyuI,
UlIxATIzG.
Pr thsss assaess II j. truly sore sisn rs.sdy. and
% mech easBos BE- said In IL praise einsle dsse
has bsss Anpvn = relief he 1sss sleeat syne>os.
Are ron tr01bl a With thaa dstressine pain n ~
az !: s.s %,.1 ne =. a,,
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PHvsICiXHs
Have loas sncs given up she lss efbnehu ssbebs ana
jaaipes u NE satssnt Of tAose dass.sas ~ a.,s
ne then for the vans o. hssssr renedy.
CONSTITUTION WArIR
ea proved sssf esai % the task that has dsvsivsA
DrUnErius
lFritats and drsnch the kidneys. and hy snnse,ue
We prs.e.s ne Consultation Water to ,as p~,,,,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-14
Science ana Ars q Dssuueessn

Science ana Ara - DeesRuesiSa.
Il must Be confessed that our OWL Con-
vslsien has carried the ars Of Construct
ing what has been calledthe 'sdevilish en-
ginery Of var to great pitch Of per-
lection. In the item Of field works. The
wonderfully increased skill visible = no.
ticed b the North American. Our de-
lenses near JAMES River are described By
the Richmond papers y marvels Of iags-
aaity. They are said to b lofty earth
works de(snded By ditch twelvs fest
vide, and perfectly impssssnble abetlis,
the trees and branches composing The las-
ter being thickly intefvoven with wiss.--
According to the rebsl aceosnt had there
been no garrison defending the work il
would have taken the rebel troops two
hours to get into the iutrenchments.-
Some OF Lee's works At Spotuylvsnia
we're nearly - formidable, rendered "a
chiefly By the ingenuity Of che abattis.--
Grants works in the seige Of Vicksburs
were wonders of engineering skill. Ii
artillery our armies efe superior to any
in the world. not only ia the number aud
valus the pieces, and The peeulisr eiIlcasy
d the shot and shell. but also in The ~
Of the guns. No saoh sehisvements havs
been accomplished il Earope - Gilhore
At Charleston and Fort Pulaski. ID TIL
Department Of logistics, or the providing
for, care and transportation Of q afmy,
We may safely challenge Z oompssison
With any power in the world. Our Or.
rangemests ere not surpassed By any,
and they ars equaled By vsry lew.
Takiag the military system Of the Uni.
ted States . Il 10 ~ the present time. i,
may be regarded - worthy Of the pssiou
and the sge. and the proof Of iss excel
lence is Afforded BY the results ID hsu
achieved against armies @ well led and
composed Of a. brave men Is any Of mod.
ern times. Perhaps the best proof Of ~
excellence Of our military systern Is IN
in the fact thai the military power 81 ~
rebels is derived from the trimming 81 the
rebel Generals q our own schools aud Is
our armies. Yet the schools which pro.
duced these able rebels have also pro.
duced the men who could beat them.-
mo. Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-14
EOR SALE-CHRAP-Dr H;ole

u o1srs Nh beantifaI resadeacs twe nifp lsua to<n
Tor sa1s 4 esn1gs 81 Substantially bst vsll Ausd
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ing sxtremely well.
his properly vii b sold for 3Asop oh Witch. q H.
prsssnt pRSniun - apecis, = sbont oneaArd eupt
not sold b. the 1t Of june the price WI b. avaaser
NE pfcRefy w1tAdfaWn nua n6fkst. Hneuise q
navA h. y f1k4tcK.
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C0NsEITUTIoN MArER

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~ y ssasetas delegates to the State and oossros
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M.rr ca.,,..,
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LErrER o. ACUHRrAnCH o. RRh.I
HONT. ~
New York, jane 4. 1864.
70 Mess,s. WcsfAisoton G.. Snethen, of
Maryland, Edpard Gilbert, Of Nsp
Tcyk. Caspo, Butz. Of Iliaoie. Charles
q Nor. of N;e,orr; N p N1wrer.
OF Rsnnsvlscx;o. Cbmmssee. etc.
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under the Ccaseltufson ana the laws Of
sAs country have bssn violated, and e.
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the Hxeeafre.
IL Is direcuy oeiose tne people nov 20
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.no sloi'Iary vloiaton, un'cn nsd NOV
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10 mAae oy snose .no ioroe the enosee
Des.een : snamoiu' si'euc0 OK = protest.
.1"ss Ilong
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-14

a MASS CONVENTION
q. - unisn vstsss q lse os1nsys
WILL N HELD Ar y0R4 MADIsoN sgso11cN,
~ 10 O'clock SATURDAY the 2sth inst for tAe par
eess u sseeng delegates TO the State and oongonal
DISTRICT csnveatiou.
~ ordw 2shs ants Nennkftee. -
). T. Hiatt, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-14

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Rvn the Rev. Jes. H. KennArd, Pastor Of TIE ictl
DspAist Church.

Dr. Jseksca-Dear Sir; have been frequently re-
Q1D<4e6 - connect ny nane ian eonmesdosionp q
Ii nersnS kinds mecines but regarding he prscee
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osrliRed bat with clear proof in stsneea
sna pass3susasy y ~ Aniy Of tbs usefulness OF Dr.
60oAaAes German btssess, depart once from my
Hanl esssse, " expses< my fuii convieisn that for
gensra Aohliy Of The sysen and especially for Liver
ssas may fat, but usaaiy doubt not Il win
be vesy hsneecisi 10 tbote wins saef the above
csnse- xoars, VERY respectfully,