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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

RG- The Charleston Courier says
" All of US perceive the intimate con-
nection existing between the armies Of
the Confederacy and the peace men in
the United States"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
The Eerstone soldier, Vote,

The following is the vote among the
Pennsylvania soldiers in the Army Of
the Potomac:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
The Congressional Delegation.

lst District-wm. L. Niblack, d.
"a District-M. g. Kerr, d.
Sd District-9alph Hill. X.
4th Distriet-John H. FarquhAr, 4
5th Distriet-Gso. W. Julian, r.
9th Distriet-Ebenezer Dumont, K.
9TH Disiret-D. w. Voorhees,, d.
sth Distriet-Godlove 5. 0rth, II.
9Th Distsict--Schuyler Coliax, Il.
l0th Distriet-Joseph II. Defrees, r.
llth Dislrloi-Thos. y. Stillwell, II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

OnaeIal Vote for Secretary in 1864,
and Governor fn SEA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

Kerr's majority in the District 1850
which the official returns may vary q
few votea--NelO Albany Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
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French Millinery

Ever brought To this market, Whieh wa. ..t....s
in the Hast 10y Mrs. Baum We have a Frsnrh
Mnliner who cannot be excelled in her line h@
any artistic.
Also on hand, beau'iful selection Of Hair
Braids, Fronts, and Curls for Ladies'
He has also a full stock Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
HKIMsTKRET's
Inimitab.e Hair Restorative.
MN nYE


Bat restores gray hair % its original oolor, hy
sappiying the capillary tubes With pAturAi susie
nance. impaired By age disease. All sasaantass-
o@s dyes are composed II lamar oostie. destroying
the vitality asS beauty pf the hair. sad saord Of
thsms~lvss no dressing. Hslmstrset's Inimitabis
coloTng not only restores hair 70 ts natural color
By easy process, but gives the balra
LuKurisnt Bsanay,
prenosss it growth prevents its falling o. srad.
ieatss dAndrua, and imp< - health and pleasant.
Bsss to The hssS II has TODD the tsss Of time, b
ing the eolorinA Hair Cal oring. and i constantly
Increasing 10 favor. DEED ~ both esntlsnsn asd
ladies. II is sold By all respectable dealers, or
can BE proeursa b. them sf tbs commercial
agents, D. 5. BAREEs . Co, soa Broad asay, Es~
York. Two sizss. 50 esuts ssd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

HARDWARE.
GEO. S. S0KRTAG &C.,,
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery

Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail to please in Style
Quality and Price. Our
Stock is now bought fol
Cash. and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY, English.
TABLE CUTLERY. American.
TABLE cUTLERY English.
TABLE CUTLERY. American.
~
POCKET oUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
fa .a POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
oHoPPIRG AxEs.
OHoPPIEg AXES.
oH0PPfHG AXIS.
oHoPPIEG AYES.
sHBARS AND SCISSORS
s.r.r SHEARS AND s0Iss0R rs
sHElES AND soISsoBf
SHEARS 1gB soIssORt
TABLE AND TEA sPo0Rs.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA Spoons.
MIL AND cur 81 AWs
MILL and u COT sA Ws
WOOD AND HAND 81 W.
WOOD ND HAND sAWs
BUILDBE'B HARDWARE.
MEoHdRI0S roofs
BUILDERB HARDW4kE
MEOHAETCs TOOLS
GURs AND PIsToLs
OABTRTDGEs AND Gun CAPs.
GUNS ATD PISTOLa
oARTRf3gES AND GuS GAPS
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
soALE BEAMS AND sTRELYARD8.
SCALE 3EA Ms AND 8TEELYARDs.
0EO. =. sONNTAG a. co.,
No. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

Dr. striekiandss Pile Eeredy has cured thou
sands Of the worst eases Of Blind and Bleedia
piles. II gives smnsedists relief and sEscts p
zznent ours. Try it dirSetly- Il is varrsstsc
ears.
For ssIs By al Druggists. Gsnsrsi Dspot ; Ea
Fourth street, CtBoinnati, Ohio.
nhlo-2td&lyU
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokce cure
"a ssgali-s eurs for speysAa4svAsa, sszsisai
Wsakzsss Esos~rHaf Ezlssiens, and afiaissasss
cd b. ssLpoiisioa ssaeh Los Of he.zorv Unsser-
al L@<ssds, Psfas = ehs Back, Dfsaess u visiea
PrsusatHrs Oid Age; Weak Nerves, Dtaeuifg Of
BTeafAfnS, 1reaabIiags Eakefnlnsss, EspoAs on ~
Face, Pale Coaassnanees IHpaaiv, csAFMapfaen1 snd
ell he DsysfL eonyiasas caused Ss dsyGrssAg Jr0s
th< path ef natnrs.
H&-This medicine is = simple vegstable extract.
and ons vbish all can rely. as u hAs essn 1sse
in our practice for many years, and sltD thoe
ands treated IL has not fsiis1 In se &c ipst~oes
Its curative powers have bssn sun eis1t 70 gam
victory over the most stubborn case.
HW-To thoes who have trtned with Ebeir ssusst
tuition, untn they thipk themselves b@yona tns
reach of medical aid. vs would say Dssp@g -
the CEEaoKKK CURE viii restore yoa y @ nsslss -
aas vixoT and alter al qlaek doctors bass ialied
nz-Fsr fan particulars, get CireulAr from any
rruz store In tbs country, or writs the ffoprle-
sar. Who win mail free 10 say desiring the sane
/. ali trsatfss In pamphlet form.
aNrPriess e. per bottis or three ost ties Tor ~,
aza fsrwarded BY Express 70 all peEts Of the vorid.
aH~ eoIS By all rsspeetabls drugg3sts sTsry.
Whers.
DIR. W. z. Merwin & Co.
SOLE PsoYR1KroEs
No. So Liberty Street, New York.
HEsoid In EvsusEiils by Wm. BierboWsr and
by all drnggisss evsry~hsrs. tsetfsdswly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
HAoAN's uAGNOI A BALM.

HAoAN's EtAGNOI A BALM.
This is the most delightfaI aud sxtrAord lnAry
article svsr lseovsr u changes ths sun burn
face aud - q to prafiy satin texture Of ravisb
ing beauty. npArting the marble purity Of youth
and the q. V~s appearance 30 inviting ia the city
belle Of ton. II removes tan, frsoklss, pin.
pies ana ghDess from the skin. leaving the CON-
pisxioa N, transparent and smooth. II con.
tAins DO material iHjufious % the skin. Patron
Iaed by Actresses and Opera Singers. Ills What
every lady should have. sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. y. Hsgan, Troy. ny.
Address al ordsra 10
DEMAs $. BAREKs 4 co. New 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Domestic and Dress Goods

or the latest and best styles. All Of which win
be sold by wholesale or retail, at the lowest rates
have also large supply Of
Boots C&3 Shoes.
Which will sell exossdlngly low. as do net Ia
tend to keep them any lcnssr than can asn the
stock GU hand sep2f-ena
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
ESTABLISHED, 1881
s. T.--Is6n.-=x

Fsrsens Of SedsntGry habits troubled with
wsAkns' lAasituds, azlpitstiOa Of the heart, lAek
81 appetite. distress after eating. torpid liver,
e0nst patton, deserve to sussr. II thsy will not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Vote Of he second District.

The following are the majorities for
CoDgressmen 10 the Second District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
DRY GOODS.
N II XKZ


WoULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the people Of Evansville and vicinity that
ne has opened Dry Goods and Millinery Store In
tae house Formerly occupied by Mrs. SpeigslberE.
al No. II irsf street.
< / - "a kS
or every Kind and style, reaiy-mase or ua,ns.e-
tured to order.
lie Is now receiving and opening the largest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

Union majority. ......o, 79l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
Recruiting the Army.

Il is mistake to suppose that any man or set Of
men, e1cep. traitors is opposed to filing Up the army.
Ii is mistake too as has been ascertaned by late re-
searches into the question of subsistence, to suppose
that the armies now in the field cannot be led. Were
all the absentees staggers AID skukes restored to the
rAnLs thee armies couli stn be fed. Were as many
new recruits Necessary added, ali could still be
fed. So are informed by competent authority. This
being settled, the question simpi6Os iseif greatly.
Il Is the dGty of General when battle is at hand,
to have every available presen. for duty. This is
maxim of war. 1t is the duty of people, when a
campaign is about to open, to put into the field all the
men that Can be spared. This is common sense. To
keep from being whipped, we must oppose force to
force, as nearly equal means admit. Indepen-
deuce LOST for the want Of who ought to have been
in the field but we're not must add disgrace to wretch
edness.
The enemy is coming upon next Spring with large
" superior forces. That we know, and need not be
alarmed about l. The press is willing, the people are
wiling every lover Of his country is willing, TO give to
the cause all the force which may be needed to repel
the mex. onset Of the enemy. Any measure looking to
this end which is not reckless not TOO sweeping i'm
possible of execution and subversive of the govern
HAOpOocN
gress will meet the cordial and constant support OF the
press.
Can such measure be deVisedS Undoubtedly
There are ssme heads and some hearts in Congress
which may be trusted. Wisdom has not quite fed to
british beasts. The people want leader in Congress,
and he who viii come forward now and discover the
qualities which make leader, namely, sense courage
aud discretion, viii awaken enthusiasm and graft
tude Of which he can hardly fo:m a conception.
Men of ability in Congress must not hold back row.
The people and the press want them to show thep.
selves Not in eloquent speeches, but in wise enac.
meuts discreet military bill will make its fismsr nmo
tai Give il to us and the frenzy Of Senator the veal
ness of one Representative and the folly of another wi
b. whstsd down the wind Oar people are free intend
remain so; aud they who attemp. to- subvert their
liberties will repent the undertaking.
Give this military bill Time presses. Congress
is as wise the Cabinet and its duty is to make
the laws The people will not allow It to shirk its du,
or shuttle of its responsibility. We ask the able and
true men in both Houses to como to the front We
want wise military bill, and want it nov. Let US
have Il, and We will support it With all our heart.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

BUTLTR' RUIZ IN NORFOLK -A lady in Norfolk writes
the folio wing to friend 10 Petersburg which we fad
in the Register:
"Restrictions becoming stringent every day.
God only knows waas will become OF but loyal
men, as he Yankees term them, viii DC allowed TO re-
ctve compensation for their labor property Nothing
but negro soldiers seen upon the sTeets vacant
houses are being used to put them in. We sui
to indignes OF every kind-God alone help US;
have been forsaken by the Corfederacy, aud feel
in the world. would prefer seeing the whole city OF
Norfolk in ashes than have IL as it is. Tongue
descrioe suerings houses searched by
the negroes we intulted by them, but dars net
speak TO them. Can our Norfolk boys fight when they
hear how their loved treatedg Will PIes-
dent Davis adopt to let the psople Of Norfolk
know what they must do or do the officers in command
ca not il we are crushed TO the earthf How humiat-
ing to Southernefs ~ be made TO bend and bow to
negroes. Would to God we had died this day
dawned upon misery. Merciful Father look rith
pity upon US deliver from the hand Of the oppresor,
and il we be relieved send pestlence famine
aud death 10 end suferngs. | had rather be
private soldier and face the lannon's mouth than slave
70 the Federal Government and possess millions. We
would be content with bread asd water in the land
of the free and the home OF the brave" What is life
hed with anxiety, are, not knowing when We 60
to bed at night what orders to be issued tc
moro to crush still lower. know not how many
have gone to bed supperless who lived in a1l-
ence Families turned in the streets starve for
sing to take the hated oath of allegiance to the
Yankees. What mus we dor II the people of the
Oonfederacy can do nothing else pray for that GSd
will give US strength to bear the tyrants yoke"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
Bur1rn's DEaoss:-rAe Wilmington Journal say.

BUrLER's DEsGss.-The Wilmington Journal says !:
The recent presence of General Butler in Nebbern,
together With the known fact that troops have for
time been concentrating at tina, point well Wash
nston and It Is said, at Beaufort Harbor leaves little
room to doubt that advance of serious cha-
rac.e is contemplated aud the Of execution, By
tie army in North Carolina.
The enemy may advance in the direction Of Kinston
and Gol4sboro, or he may not. But in whatever d.
reetion his main force may come, may expect fens
TO be changed into real attacks if expediept-to DO
made at other points not only TO distract the at
tenion OF our commaudsrs bu. also 10 hold GU. the
stronger prospect of cut ing the raj road at
more points KeD5nsylle and hsgnclia on the line
along which some portion of the enemys force may IN
all obab BE- expected 10 advance especially the
railroad be reached very nearly there o,
Godsooro whilo at Kenansvilis aad Magnolia the enc
my would be much nearer TO WI mington and Fayette-
vile, and not much farther from Riieigh.
IT, there isllille doubt the enemy has largely
increased his force at Washington ana Plymouth We
may look for demonstration against the road at Gome
two poin's north OF Goidsboro', ssy at Rocky Mount
and Weldon. One force rom Washington, advancing
by way of Tarboro, aud another, from Plymouth, ia
king the line Of The Roanoke moving TO the north
OF that river as they did in their last atemp. when
they attacked jackson, the ccuaty seat OF Northamp
ton county.
These Of course, only crude speculatons, but
circumstances seem to lead them great appearance of
probability. We CANNOT but think that an advance in
foree AID in heavy force is meditaed and Ia close at
hand. When this advance Is made we may be assured
that Kinston will be aimed at and also the railroad at
point south of Golissoro. That much appears TO
Us almost certain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
Tar cul.Lr,ros su,rIlEa,.-rho YOrLvills Is. o.

Esquirer Of January 9th, says:
We would call the a.n nton Of our people to the no.
cs OF Mr.. Robson, in to-days paper and hope it will
meet with prompt response. Screly, We can spare
little OF whatwe have in support of old city in this
her hour OF trial Mr. Robson Informs us that the dis
tress there ia great-some ten thousand women and
children being dependent on his exer.ions TO supply
them with food. These women are not living in idle
ness. bu. engaged in the Arsenal, Ordnance and
Quaitermastsis Departments and other avocaions, all
toying to do VIDA; they 10 aid and the
same tme earn support Tor lhemselves but the high
price and great scircy OF provisions puts it out of their
power to do So and the sct Of Mr. Robsons mission
Is TO try and help them by procuring and sending the
city those supplies which would otherwise reach
them. The city has appointed special committee, and
no family is allowed draw supplies before showing
that they are in need of them.
Mr.. Robson informs US that re has met with great
kindness on his mis- dor and although he has full pow
er to impress he mas not used t Ia single Instance,
believing that the psople would cordially respond
to the cs wheu leit to their feelings Of patriotism,
and he IL aapry to say this hss been tae se-neary
every one 70 whom he has appealed spa.ng Something
M Robson is buying the provisions he obtains a. Gov
ernment rates. and will eheer.uy give any nforma-
ton on being applied to-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
DIED.

~ he 18Th Instant a. The resld noe OF Men u
mn ~ F.o Al his city, alter short but Painai Wne's s!
sa IN TaTrSiP o. 4 A, IN the 4tth year OF bis age -,
.~, b-csmes dut7 10 reccrt he deat1 OF ols Vac
- -. mac in tle h-afts Of bis family AID Of MS " ens
ti,sts husband, fond father, And BROTHER geniA
er,tion Ani true end valued citizen, an aesonphshe
md . al ocer, he deeply upon NE love ana %
~ - Eneg him Cut dosn be Ia The mdss OF h use
fuaess vigor Il Eul b lorg lon before me
nv Al, 10 tb s.d dspe0sson submit wish humble resgnA
don aVe me rtasSoae asurance that What has been our
great loss has hs create gatni Tor 10 Is srtsn -
ars the dead that die the Lord een so sam ho SPi1
they rest from their laoors I" -,
On wednesday evening, 18th OF Janu1ry GEO ~; fOAA
eIest sen Of sster H. ard sarah A. B. Forces agel ~
Fbe funeral viii take place o his fahes reaS 0u S1
be Esen Ia and streets, this dsy, ~ o'clock r ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

ArJT AND INSPECTOR GENE1AL'S OPFIoE,
RICHNOSD, Jan. Oh, 1854. I
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS
TIE Oovug Act, OF Congress and Regulations are publish
An ACT prevent the enlistment enrolment Of Substitutes In
TIE military service Of the Confederate staiea.
The Congress OF the Confederate States o. America do enact
ThSt person liable 70 military service shall hereafter be per
med allowed furnish Substitute for such service, nor
shall any suotuse be received, enlisted enrolled IN the mill
lazy seryie Of the Confederate States
approved December 3 b 1858
A. pot exemption from military service Of
taose Who have heretofore farnshed bsututes.
present circumstances CT The e5unEy, re-
quires the aid Of All Who are able % bear arms
Congress sonesrAe States OF America do enact
That person shat exempted from military service BY
Of his having furnished substitute this ct shah not be
construed Acct though not liable 70 render
military service have nevertheless furnished substuies
lApProvso, January 5h is64l
IL Pss rendered liable military service BY operation OF
TIE preceding Acts placed The footing With all others
III Pe.,oas herein rendered a6e 70 military service
qu ed unteerg cluscrp without delay the
enroll ees add al who delay beyond The st day Of Feb
ruary s6i s 5e eoaieri As haylg rrnouaced The privilege
Of volunteering, ard held Tor assignment according 10 law
" Enrolans officers viii proceed rapidly practicable in
IN Of herein made liable 70 military service
Preyous coascpts, all such yin be al
loved volunteer In companies In service ire 18th APRIL
lss3 provided the deeI mo- a. ne time o. Voun
teeng reach the maxiuusnuber allowed ana suce
pany Osng selected you receive fro the rnro ling
Cer cert hals he nt at he hss voluntesrsd ana
fail their selection ~ The time
% nens vii be assigned according to existing reglA
Persons vo report 70 the enrolling officers enrolled
and may BE- allowed faroug Of ten days beos reporting 70
VI All persons urether volunteers eonscpts this
order viii hoasn Camp Of distraction Of the State 70
which they b. oag and be forwarded thence % the companies
Whicn are selected or Wlch they msy b assigned.
VII The Bureau Of Conserpuoa casrsed with adopting
VIII ons heretofore granted 'uoset revision
under nsrus0n hon tie BaFssu Of CogsePton and found
20 be Improper or Snauhos1sd ~ Law" viii De revoked
JsgasD GOOPIR,r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

Ii JAIL.-AlsI. williamson, of Simpson county, has
been lodgedin III. here charged with burning the bridge
over SIong kver, burning the gins Of y. Floyd, r.
Kennedy and Jamea johnson, stealing horses, hogs,
sheep and goa:s, plotting the Yankees fr Brookhaven
TO Esvlie, ana Teoong M Rogers o. the route. he
pi Regiment sitter has ng lodged the Sheriff and all
the coascript officers All cavalry for than year.
Mr.. Thompson, the Sheriff OF Simpson, caught HIS broth
az, Michael iliiamsoo, few Gays since, end started
him to Brandon, in charge OF three sergeants from Will
burns command, but they report that he taken
from them oy rs men, unknown TO them. The suppos-
ition is that he was lost in the woods Braadon( Mss
Republicans, $500
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
ADJ0rANF AND lNSP'R eEN'Ls OFFICE,
kIonaoNn. Jan. rs, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS. I

m gredspt hylsg approved the blowing joint rssolu-
uon Of congress rs announcement m 6ensfs Orosa
exp eve OF bis gathA0n Al the oute Awarded me PA1ro
oHiears ma 40. iers Q Whocl 10 Is aidIe ssed.
the ar, lAggard, him who, Ia the pursuits OF selfish
ana Rigorous case rs c1untrs need, note Of sP
probation Is His ny h his oaly security Rem oc-
hcuoe peei ALL while 70 confera, In Al appr0vrg
conscience, lhe highest reward viii ao be cherished
In peps al remembrance by crate VI nAcn Les ts asiur-
suauate the ars Of the CcrieceTaey eyrryWler 20
and reBolute endurance III, under re
guidance q Heaven, the bsg Of peace dfreeto . All press
f1rEad ID the road % dependence and Tor ne security OF t
aad go Slavery and shame Wi attend our
dUfu
IL Jsla resolution Of thank eea FObh Lee, and TO tie
oHeers and s5sisTa under hs command;
Whereas The Campaigns TIE brave aud gallant arnes
Capital Confederate states curing TIE two sue
eeve wears OF ghtsn handred and sHtyWo and eighteen
under the eaderh1 and command OF
General Les have been crowded vi sor US esns
defeat greatly superior forces, aucd by me enemy Tor e
couques States, repeuy the Invaders win Immense
losses sice transferring e Osttdtd from cur cEn ceun
achievements rendering forever memorable tns ned OF me
"3even = great tates which raised he siege or s
veil those Of Cedar Sun seeond Mansssa HTpers
GerrY b0Uastoro ehArpsbarg ehepherdstHn Feuf x
Wnches.er ueyHurg ChsncoIavle, comm md the ao
gratitude OF coucyi and whereas hee ana
usous services readere1 By t' able comma DER e
IN Of Independence, have especially
.red % his clu1ymen, and have tnposed
Congress grateful iuy OF giving expression % their ieei
Eovei b. ae Congress Of the Confederate states 81 America
That VI thanks Of Congress due, and are rendered 70 Gen
Robert Lee and soldiers Of the Confederate
bis comnand he great AID signal victories aeJ
hey rendered In defence OF the liberty and IN
dependence OF {. co1ntFy.
Resolved, That President be requested 10 muneae
these rO al rs Gen Lee and The officers and sol
diers herein desglatrd
Approve January Sth, ls6A
0 ! COOPER