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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
The County Union oandidate.

VIII meot their isilow.eitizsns A. fellows;
WIN. Kollo's, LamsseO. Tuesday. sept. goth. at
TF.m.
Dan. wsns.l's. Perry towsship. wednesday,
Sept. 2ist, at F.M.
John Rssoh's, Eighth Ward, Tharsdsy. Sept.
72d, At sF.M.
Balser Meyers, Armstrong township, Friday,
sept Esd, att
VIM. Rlpplemeysrs. Perry township. Saturday
Peter Behn's, Ceatre township. Monday, Sept.
2sth, at Pm.
MeClendln's wsrshsuss, unios sswnship, Tuss-
day, sept. 2Tth, att ~.
EsAu Nawman's, Armstrong townshfp, Wsdnss.
day, sept. 2sth, att -
Rooster 4 Kora's, Ninth ward, THURSDAY
Sept. goth, atspn.
Oak Dam, Scott ~ Friday. sept 20. air. n.
Peter bait's, First Ward, Saturday, Oct. ist. II
eF.N
Collins School Hoase, Knight township, Men
day, Oct. 81. at IRIS.
Nick Longs old place Germas township, Tues.
day. Oct. Ath, 81 IF.m. Hls#
Aikan's School House. KnigEt township, Wed
nssday, Oct, 9th, att FM
Locust school House. German township, Thnrs.
day, Oct. sth, att FIX.
IIufessiss, Perry towushlp. Friday. 5st. Tth
att N.
a-'f.ls, Monday. Oct. 10th. atvR.n
The Opposition candidates are invited sad re-
qussted to be present. ssnis.dksta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Property at Priv
YatA Sale.

TAres god hszsss at JunesIss Ct Azs as8 Divi-
Btsn strsets-
Tvs-story Trane 81 Lest street.
Brick H0ass on Sycamore, between Tsirs AAA
Fezrth streets.
I've large Houses On Division street
Thrss Hcrsas % Pozrth atrset.
Eood Brick Hooss In hiSck g, LArsaco
DoubIc FrRzs ca SAITH, bstwesr Division ard
Izgis strssta<
I've large Ho1ass en- Main, sppssies pspot
Lar<s House e. Seventh, above Hair-lo rocsns
Hozss On Sd St, Gbevs Dr.. Gales
Coed Doabls tsnsEaszt IN GrsskEvilIs-T rooms
I've large Ho1sss iEst cut o. fhs Corporatlen
Az &c Z Fsyns 1sAr EFmnsyflIe.
100 zies BcildinS Lots. uaizprovs6.
f0Sx acres At the Salt Well
81 a-rss thhs side Oak Hill Cemetery.
~ serss nemr ths Henderson Ferry.
81 ssres IN Pussy so1ngy, west Of Nj Vsrroc-
,oas aersa In WArriek eoznfy.
A szlsndid rssadsues a. BecnriIEs, WITH 81 ssrss
afesehe1-sns q the han6soEess n ths eoGnty
TAs city PrSpGry VIII sell e1 rs@ssnaes
tsrza
sxsE- AEvAH JoEEaoE,
Sans Rs1l Esskss Aeszt-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Judge Nlblack's Position on the war
Question.

"If am elected 90 Congress, I will
never vote TO DRAFT any mmA tnto
the services and n 1 were your Rep
resentatfve now, would vote TO re-
peal the present law authorizing a
drArt.
al will not, AZ elected yemr Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under any circumstances,
Tor the further prosecution Of the
war under the policy upon which 10
IL conducted.
al am totally opposed 90 the en-
Paoymens OF negroes as soldiers, or
10 the interference by the Govern-
ment with them, I'm any way or ar
der any ctreumstanee...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
COUNTY UNION TICKET

fHIesiion, Tussday, October 18th, issi.l
For Representatives.
FREDBRIoK W. COOK, OF Pidgeon.
For Clerk Of Courfs
BLYTHE HYHES, Of Pidgosn.
FOR Sheriff.
ROBERT BARLEY, Of Pidgeon.
For Treasurer.
DOL. JOHN RHEIHLAHDEn, Of Perry.
For Recorder.
CASPER TodHEMELT, u Pidgeoa.
Yer Coroner
JOHN BfsCHbIAEN, Of Pldgcan.
For Surveyor.
SAMUEL o. BOo EKs, OF Union.
FOR Goaniv comintssioasr.
OHARLEs KNOWLES, Of Scott.
wmion Executive Committee, iss
District.
basSeas --Jous Vas TRHEa, principal;
W. Y. THOMPSON, contingent.
Dahols.-JoHN MANS, principal;
ERNHsr PIcxHAHnT. contingent.
e1.su.--N. n. FnBNoH, principal;
JAHus I. EAHAEE, contingent.
Rpmu.-MuroN GHEK. principal
JAHEa 8. ParTeHErr. contingent.
mastiA.--LEwIs BAooKs, principals
MIeHAGL RHILLT, eontingest.
Pghs.--oosDLHTr moAoAH, principal;
r. o. HAnaosD, contingent.
Pesev.-JoHN A. MANI, principals
81. R0aEna, contingent.
spsnssr.-JAMKa FAILS, principals
II. r. kHAcHEvALt contingent.
VnaAsrbsrsA.--ALvAm JoHssoN. principal.
JAnHs II. McNEELr, contingent
wnvsck. ions ID. HANDY, principals
J. h. HupsFEfH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Mai. Jno. e. Cravens and Nat
Uaher

VIII address the people At the following places
and times
BisirsVilis. POssy Co, Tuesday. sept. 10Th, At
fpa.
stsvartsVille. Posey Co, Tuesday. sept. 2otb,
ATTN
cynlhiaBa, Posey Co, Wednesday, sspi. zist,
At Pm.
Esaa Newman. yandsrburgh Co. Wednesday,
sept. Zlst, at7P.z.
Oak Dam, yanderbhrgh Co., Thursday, Sept.
ed, ~ >. ~.
Peter sohn'., vAnderburgh o.. TharsdAy,
Sept. I'd, att Pm.
Collins School house, vAndsrburgh Co, Fri
day, sept. 2ad, af ?. n.
kyansyiiie, Marlborough Co., FRIDAY, sept. I'D
at7P.s.
These gentlemen are both good speakers. VIII
the Union mon make the necessary arrangements
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Col. Cyrus NJ. Allen and Hon. VIM.
IL. Nihlack.

Candidates fer Congress in thin District. will al
dress the people Of Spencer At the believing 7lasss
and times, to-wit:
srandview, Oct. Sd, atlps
Newtonvtlls, Oct. Sd atTrn
Maxvilie. Oct. 9Th, atfPa
New Boston, Oct 4th, ATrn
taida, Oct. Sth, atlrM
santa Fe. Oct. 5th. atTPa
hhkahstA. Oct, 9Th, AtlPm
GentEyvile, Oct eth NTpn
Centerville, Oct. 7th, sslrs
Eureka, oet. sth, at PH
Rockport, Oct. sth, at7Pn
All parties are invited to attend. s.a.ktaw~ii.
e0mmsnee precisely At the hour named.
Sept2o-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Major Brown.

OF the e5th Ind. Vols, ELI address the psspls At
tho following places and times;
New Harmony, Posey Co., Tuesday. sept. ssth /,
stTF.N. .rsar sst.
PeseyViile, Wednesday. aist inst., stVP y,
cynthisna, Thursday, 22d fnst., airs.
OwenAviile, Friday, 2Sd mat. at 7 o'gloak ?. ..
VIII Union mon In ths respective localities
sprraa this notice, and get out eFowdsf rzrn
cut, everybody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Union Meeting in Lamasco

Recolleet that there will be = neet;n,
at William Kolle's. in Lanaseo, tonight
TUESDAY, at o'clock. The County
Union candidates viii be there, and hops
to see large crowd of their fellow-cie-
zens Let them have large turnout
There will be speaking and music.
The opposition candidates are iavi,ed
to be present - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Col. ALLEN and judge Niblsek,

The Union and Democratic sominsos Cor Congress,
lst District, will address the pespls Al the follow
iBg places aud times:
Dover Hill, Martin county, Tuesday. Sept. 18th
ct IN.
George Catt's, Knox county, FRIDAY, Sept. "a,
81 ?. ~.
Warrington, Davies s5sHty, Saturday, Sept.
9th. a. r.z.
Ylncsnnss, Knox county, Saturday, Sept. z4fh'
At -.
Petsrsburgh, Pike county, Monday, sept goth,
81 P.h.
WInslow. Pike county, Wednesday, September
18th, 81 F.n.
/ zsth, atIFn sspi2-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

We have received a complete as
sortment Of Fall and Winter Goods,
Of which part are Of the following
articles:
Ry.ACK SILKS,
TAFFETA SILKS,
LEEDY SILKS.
DRESS SILKS,
COLORED VELVETS,
SHIFTING FLANNELS,
Cd OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY SIDE COMBS,
IVORY BACK COMBS,
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
FRENCH MERINOES,
FRENCH POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL DELAINES,
COLLAR BEADS,
BASKET BEADS,
GENTS SCARFS and TIES
SILK POCKET H'D'KFS,
EMBROIDERIES,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN ?. LAURENT,
BOILER Maker,
Corner OF Pine and Water Streets
EVAEsTILLK IEDIAEA

TAM PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
Of Steam Boilsrzs stationary or perf4tls-
have sxsry fsciiity fsr doing god work that roo1
machinery sE6 good workmsH caa Riss, aza all
vurk szsrrEes6 e ns VII b. xaa4s undsx ~ NJ.
snmsl gxparviEte1-
swRy sE&Azaz sssn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Prof. Madison Fvan.

Contingent Eisesor for the State at large, wnl aa-
dress his fslew-eitissns en- the great q.-ssiOas d
ths day. at Reekport. Oct. ID, 81 e'cioek ,. 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

REWARD.
S26 Reward,

7 Will PAT THE ABOVE REWARD rep
i 10 dstsstsa q the dirty rebel who hosIes Mn.
~ u yHesss'.g e. ssas Bills Pesssa aeoss
sspts-n Q. n. ALIhN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Jte 4aiIp duurnaI.


VIII address the people on the trsneadons Issues
Of the war for thu restoration Of the Union, ct
the following places and times;
0wsnsvllIs, Gibson Co., Tuesday, Sept. zoth. at
Pm.
PstersbuFgh, Pike Co., Wednesday, Sept. glst,
at z ?. n.
Sullivan, Sullivan Co., Thursdsy, Sept. 22I, at
ZF.H.
The friends Of the good eaass viii please make
all the necessary arrabgsEssnis. sspi2-dkutd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

aT- A lot Of guerrillAs entered West
Point, Ky, on last Thursday, 90. drask,
and engaged in = free Hght, during
which one Of them, named Garrett, vas
killed, and another, named wigginson,
YES wounded. They are said to be .
part Of DupOrstsr's gang, who, sinss the
death Of their leader, have been scatter
ed II every direction.
|. is to be hoped that the isad will
continue until the basd is annihilatsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

HoxoR 70 TIE Submissive hope ne
one viii longer ds5bt that the Confsde-
rate Democracy appreciate the services
of the soldiers aad are swift 70 hoscs
and reward thsm.
The Democracy of New Albany have
set lauaabls example by ncninssing
Capt Allen " Aearoe for Assss.o- Of
New Albany Township. The LsdSsy in
announcing ais nonisaiion, says:
Capt Monroe has served his eountry
calamity on the field, both In the three
years and one hundred days service.
he proved himself 81 ofheer OF undaust
ed courage, and Of Hne ability. The
peopls of New Albany Township will
elect ain Assessor By . haadseue ma
jority. a44
We have no dssbs the rsIIaas 6Apsaia
fully appreciates the hssOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

pTon Wednesday last, Asssrs. Noah
McAlister and MAJ. Stanley, residing
nearly opposite Newburgh, Ind, nasursd
plot to catch = posse Of negro-thieves,
who had been proving through their
farms, persuading away their slaves. A
faithful slave of Mr.. AeAllisssr'a pre-
tended TO agree 70 meet the thieves at
the river, with other negroes; bat be
betrayed the Plos to his master There
we're said to be three white Een-subssi-
tnte brokers-and free negro from Ev-
ansville, Bill Joiner bv name. in the par
81. Thsy had one Ct Mr. MeAIistsr q
negroes with them, and we're awaiting
their anticipated nsgrs freighs 81 ia
river, when NessrS StAnlsy and Meals
ter suddenly appeared on the scene azd
began 70 FIRE rapidly upsn the two ne
groes, who we're in = skif. The white
thieves had ''smslt . mice and sloped.
The two negroes were badly riddlsd With
buekshot and bullets, captured and
brought 10 our city. where they were
tried and committed TO Jail Il ID doabs-
full whether either Of the negroes will
live.-HssdersOa Ky Eers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Campaign Flags.
GROCERIES.

SEWING MACHINES.
Z II. sKLLMAg HAVING FITTED Up As
ossos, No. g Main Street. VIII keep a. hsrs-
sfsrs, good assortment Of Whselsr 4 Wflseas
tna Singers sewing Msehi1es sza Assdlsss stik
rhrsad and oil, and everything thst IL eon1eefso
sifh tie Business and Will rspair al kind 81 ssv-
AZ Meehinss and pus on nsw improxemeots.
"a " n. sELLEAs. Az't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

Boz The owensboro kositor thus
speaks Of Senator Hendricks, in no
tiee Of the ratification meeting At Rock
port:
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks deIiv.
cred one Of the finest spesches We have
ever had the pleasure Of hearing"
Alb but the editSr Of the Aonitoy
never heard Hutchinson, the prstegs 81
the TYBes. he threw Hendricks and
Powell Doth so far int the shade at The
great rati-6-ea-tioa investing here, that
the TSsses passed them over with hue,
bat bore the .areSsaH ~ to The stsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Harmonlnfd on the Eegre.

A gentleman eonversant with the
facts informs Us that no difference Of
opinion exists between the Democrats
and Union men Of Lace township, Spen-
esr county, as 70 the proprissy Of the
Government making soldiers out Of ne
groes This singular harmony Of oPin-
ion on this distrzeting subject vas
brought sboat somewhat as follows:
Luce township is situated On the
north bank Of the Ohio river, and nearly
opposite Greensboro, Kentucky. Daring
the past Summer, . most unAeceantable
migratory fever has ragged in OEensboro
and vicinity among the American citi-
Esns Of African descent -ose Of the
peculiarities Of this disease ia, that, 50
soon as attacked, the victims make for
the river, and find no relief NATL, cross
ing over, they reach Luce township
Here they are met By agents fron va
rioas localities, who are ready to take
them in charge and give them 8 chance
Of serving their country in The army.
Nov, Luce township Is ssreagIy Demo
cratic. We do net state il as q remark
able eoineidsnee, but she was also con.
siderably behind 10 furnishing her quota
Of volunteers under the different Gala
The prospect Of the draft seems 10 have
operated upon tha Democracy there In
tive ways--it sharpened their Wits and
sileneed their eonseienees. which befors
had unpleasansly and INCREASINGLY re
minded them that Democracy meant
hatred Of the neero--that il was nncon
stitutional TO do 50 much as employ then
10 whip sebels We say their sonscien
tiOus scruplss could not resist the fsAl
OF ths impending draft, for the Dsmoc
raey Of Luce township mAnfnlly pro
posed to their Union nsighbors 10 hol'
public meeting to take steps TO secur'
the services Of the negroes, who YER
hocking into the township, as subsiitats
for tbs citizens Of the township, and prs
vent them from falling into the hands o
the rapacious wrstehes who wers hang
ing around to "gobble them up as fss
as they came ossr. Accordingly, h
meeting was called asd attended B.
nearly every man in the township !
vas elOqasnily addressed by Col. Rich
ard Owen, Who happened 10 Be passis
that way and was pressed into the ssl
vice. Resolutions, Of course, wsre in
trOdnesd and adopted Jass What va
their character, We have aos been abl
to learn; bat ws have no hesitation
I announcing that Luce sopnsAtp SD
escape tAs draft
We cannot close this notice vithos
cloqusnsly adding. Bully fev the D.
mocracy Of Luce townshipl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

The undivided x of " ~ 4 Or. section 8.
i9Nn z rsnes j. NsEis under Nhieh tresf, saa
~ithiu - f.rt IL the surfHrs lies n COED paln III
zeal tea ieef tiios sDi ezsy ~ Access
Also, - scres "a fhe sosfa-tf.sf part q sid
sognty; soil and tia1tar good This tract i also
fieh ~ Iainsral prgducfs. Title psTsst
augA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
FOR SALE.
Fruit Farm for Sale.

- AAAt ~ "a Ia AOA 04lGs
VXTIsHING TO GIVE MY UNDIVIDED
w attention TO merchandising, nov offsr fer
aAls my Arm Ia Centre township, az miles froa,
Htanaville-a pleasant and healthy location. II
santaiaa 50 acres, sixty Of which are under eult-
vaeien ths rest IL we'll timbsred. There are
aAeut ieoo fruit troea comprising ehoics varieties
81 Apples, Peaches, Cherries, P-srs, Plnms, ouln-
ess, Aprleots. &C.
TAs dw.llins asd ou..Asusss are large. eOav..
Aisnt, and In good repair.
ssitAels city property taken IN part payusnt.
Lsng tims given n required Fer particulars
epply at the store sf Vieksry bros.. Ne. lse Main
I HoUsE AND Lot ON FULTON AvENUE.
na@x Water street. Lamasco. The house
fans stz r0ens, Kitchen, aud good cellar. with
ihouss.e0asAining four roOms and Kitchen,
- Let street, LAmasco
asaok frnme house. containing thirteen
neeAs, ea walnut slrest, near Third
~ - acrs tracts 81 land, near the city limits.
ANaarsef RUDOLPH kerr,
emS In Eairs Block. sppOsiss The Crescent CITY
sepls-lm
a SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW.
"A runoe county, State Of Illinois, two miles
Asom The wabash river. Il contains 20 a.. ~ -.
80 land a. can - hund Anywhsrp, i6 Of which
Ase unaer cultivation, and the whole we'll fenced
yAsss - also sns gOod new log house, with smoke
Aonsa, stable, etc. VIII Be sold chan T,tta 4,
espatAhle. Fer further pArtiealars enquir, n
49, $3.50. sept1-Wd
A LOT, WE'LL SITUATED IN A DESIRABIT
n part Of the city, one hundred by one HUNDRED
ed ninety Set. New cottage frame house
e1Fesra, 10. Apply 70 DR.. GRAHAM,
WsaksE's Rcw, Third 81. bet Sycamore and Vine,
auCa3-n kvansville, Ind.
Church Property for Sale
TvHE TRUSTEES or THE LOCUST STREET
u Nakhedist Church oeer for sale their cid
&AxFeA 90 Loesst street, between Second ana
telrd, ct hsrgain.
Mmqusre OF ASA 1GkLEH AIT,
suxSS.tf Third street.
SsnA RGSiISsv< oR SALE TIE splen
90 rssi@esa&na ss2|kels ofths iats h. ?, Cas-
q NJ. venom ~ u - offered TO purchasers
sspsiuns efA $sands contain about ssven
ssssg. .os,s. IN oOmplsserspair.
se0assplAosS4 indiana, arc referred to
~ .Esq., Mt. Vernon, or
JSo ;. ca hDLER. Esq, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Please announce JOHN BIsoHMAN, an cid
asszsa o. this Coanty. as candidate for the oice
~ osronsr 81 the ensuing October election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

eksrWe call especial atiension TO the
Address Of The Union National Commit
tee, found on ear hrss page. fts truths
are worthy Of careful reading and pre-
found msdisation.
Our readers will gensrally find some
thing Of interest on The frat page, sos-
withstAnding We may not always call al
tention 10 IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
Per Congress, F8ra Disfriet.
COL. CYRUS III. ALLEN,
OF Knox County.
tEisstlen, Tuesday October II, 1851
Union State Ticket,
Tz1sssion, Tuesday oetobsr II, 1884

Union State Ticket.
Tx1sstioa, Tuesday oetobsr II, 1884
Per G0vapor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAIVE.
Yoy Lss~t 0ov~.sv,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
- vAsDKAsuRsH.
Tor ss~aarv Of ssafs,
NELSON TRUshER, Of Faystts.
Fer Aadkor Of STATE,
TasMAs b. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
Ysv TSsasursv Of state.
JeHH 7. MORRISON Of Washington.
FER Iaorney- General.
DKLAHA y. WILLIAMSON, Of Patssm
Per 0svk The 6~presss Court.
aEE. LAZARUS noble, 81 KnoE-
Eor RYsvf~ Of Sspyess Court,
sol. BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Marion.
FER s4prs,ss Judges,
ist Dfstriet-JAMEs 3. FRAZER, % Knaeinsko
"a Dissrict--JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of HsnFy.
- Bistrtet--OHARLES A. RAY, Of Marion.
ash Distrist--RoB'r Q. GREGORY, Tippeeanoe
~ s-v~t~ie~desi Of Pu5iis Instruettos,
PnoF. GEoRGE W. hess. Of Marion.
Rsv cOu,ssoa Pleas Judge
WILLIAM P. EDsos. Of POssy.
FOe c.~~oa Plsas AaOruey.
ROBERT A. HILL, Of Yandsrburgb.
Per Joint Representatives.
JAMES y. wELBORN, Of Possy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
WANTED.

A MAN WITH A CAPITAL or NOT LESS
n than Is. eoe, 10 60 Ia partnership 10 a woolsA
Haseory. xnquire AZ this sNee. sepzo-sw
A SITUATION AS CLERK OR SALESMAN.
u eeod references eau Be given. Fer particu-
- snsuirS At JsrsmlAh Behm's Commercial Col.
sspi5
"A LADY fRAoHER, FULLY COMPETENT
- - taks charge OF . s, isct Female sehsol, not
@p@dina twvnay Pupila. At Goleonda, Ills. Apply
- WESLEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT,
@YT Goieonda, Ills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20


- ere authorized TO announce WILL AM P.
BneoE, efMt Vernon. "a . candidate for Judge
Il ehs Court Of Common Pleas. in this District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

Fer County Surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be a candidate for
esun,y szEvpysr At the ensuing October election,
e Qualifications alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

'Ht. ~ aea as
e sI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

The Secretary Of the Treasury has been told
that he must buy money at the highest rate
necessary to command it )" that he should sell his
obligations " for what they would bring" so az
to lead the market; but the Secretary will do no
such thing. If Shylock bought bonds at 80 in
August he would demand a concession of another
ten per cent in September, and twenty in Octo-
Der until he would finally offer to lend only the
interest and keep the principal If Government
securities are worth anything, they are richly
worth all their face calls for in gold, and the
country is not SO poor in spirit or in purse as to
submit to any such sacrifice as Shylock demands
There is but limited supply of money seeking
investment at any time, and the Government
offers to pay literally for its use. At the rate of
seven and three-tenths per annum, to say nothing
of the collateral advantages, it is the strongest
borrower in the market, and every feeling of
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OLD CHEESE.

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NEW YORK, July 2S

INV IOhh, u lN -.
The Trl5une's Washington dispatch saws
The Government dispatches state that Allan
ia is being gradually invested by our troops,
who entrench as they progress.
Intelligence of a successful result Of the
cavalry raid on the road leading from Allan
ia to Macon, is hourly expected, as there is
no disposition yet, on the part Of Hood to
evacuate
1t is probable that the city will not be
taken without a severe struggle, or bya reg
ular seige.
The Times Washington despatch states
that nothing is positively known as to the
number or disposition OF our own or the
rebel forces on the upper Potomac, except
that We still occupy Harper's Ferry and
Maryland Heights
The Worlds despatch states the same and
that We hold Hagerstown and that no rebel
cavalry has been seen in Maryland.
The 1ribune's despatch also confirms the
statement that Gen. Grant has telegrpahed
that the rebel army in his front is as strong
as ever.
No news has been received here tonight
from the upper Potomac. The fords of the
Susquehanna river are to be fortified. En-
gineers have been sent to Harrisburg to day
for that purpose.
The Herald's despatch says: Gen. Hun
ter has been relieved and will be succeeded
by Gen. Crook.
The Herald's despatch says The general
feeling in Washington Is that the raid is
about over, and that when the forces sent
out shall have arrived the rebels will be
gone. No rebels have yet crossed the Poto-
Il IL r
considered to have been unnecessary.
PHILADELPHIA, July IS.
4 gentleman from Baltimore reports all
quiet in that city, but that the anxiety is
intense to know the facts of the situation
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 81.
MAJOR L. NJ. Kelley, late Mayor of Ma
chez, has just arrived from the front, which
place he left on Monday night. He reports
of Fridays fight in front OF the 18th, 10th
and 18th corps that our men buried 322l
rebel dead. We captured 1000 prisoners.
100 seriously wounded, and II stands Of
colors. Among the prisoners are 80 officers
from a Colonel down. The slightly wounded
were taken of the field by the rebels Gen.
Logan estimates the loss of the rebels at
10000. Our loss in killed, wounded and
missing foot up Sl20
Atlanta is in plain view. Gen. Sherman
does not desire to enter Atlanta at present
though in two hours he could establish his
headquarters there.
Gen. Stoneman is en- route for the Atlanta
and Macon Railroad.