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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
FOUND.

IN Tbs RIVER RoAD, TWO MILES
" Above TIE city, Waieh, which ths owner
can have BY calling AZ tbs Joarual oaacs, Prerirg
rversrsy, and paying tsr this setaes. Jyis-MF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
COMPREHENSIVE.
KAHN 81 FRANK

NOTICE Is HEREBT GIVEN THAT A CO.
~ Partnership has this day ben sornsd between
tbs undersigned under tie ern and nsz= % Louis
Kahn & Co, 81 EysnsFille. Ind, and Nathan
Frank Co at P-tsrstnrgh, Pike eounfy, Ind,
for the sale Of Clothing. &c. al Ma. &c Mats 8. ,
Eva1sEiIle, Ind and for the sale CT Drr Goods
Clothing, Groceries, &c az Pstersb1rxh Pike Co..
Ind lihsrzl share o. patronage IL respectfully
solicited ~ Ne 81 Eais street.
LOUIS Kahn,
iy-laaw9 NATHAN FRANK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
COLCATE,s uONEY gOAp.
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42S Broadway, New York

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
vsrsal demand, Is made from the choicest ma.
terials, Ia mild aud emOlIient IN its nature,
fragrantiy scented, and extremely bene
ncisl In lite action upon the skin. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Rheumatism.-No disease is so certain
cure by Brxndresh's Pills a. this They sson take
oct ofths blood the particular virus upon which
all the pain depends, and the patient Is cured
mr.. T. NJ. Adams, a0s Twelfth Street, New
York, suffered with rheumatism for long pcrod.
Ho was attended By able physicians, but their
prescriptions were Of no avail; he was unable to
move without assistance aud for four months was
almost entirely confined 20 his bed. At this Pc
rlod Of his sickness, when hope had aed, and he
expected to be a cripple for the remainder Of his
lIie. he was recommended to use BRANDRETH'S
PILLS.
The hrst box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second
boz, aud BY the time he had used eighteen boxes,
he was entirely cured OF rheumatism, and the
strength and supplsness Of his limbs were re-
stored. II Is now over year that this cure has
been Ansesed, and he has had ne return, but
tinuea the enjoyment Of perfect health. ju25 SIN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
MOWERS AND REAPERs

Mowers and Reapsrs for Sale.
I'VE HAVE Of HAND AND FOR SALE. a.
w the lowest prICess
rs oonbipsd Buckeye Movers and Bssss4s;
IS Buckeye AoE-rs;
% Qnaksr AoweTss
IS Quaker AoEeFs aaA Eszp=rs;
which nzshl1es We warrs.tyas soof Is ths tss.
nov In gse. EEATZ 4 uKTLNkw
uayxs &sws1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
MUSICAL.
FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

n arm TOT sale.
MY FARM or Is ACRES. Is Ok WHICH Is
VI in enitivsiion. seveL rai es from Evansville
2 the Petersburg road. The hose Of good
siTls, with light rooms and aails Just ps,.er-
d coed CELLAR. two eisterBs, "a x-si Of sx-
csilsnI wztsr. Yard oFnHme te with che &c ev-
r. sens, shrubb+ry. and frait Srses- An oaei.ar
u more than loo trees, vineyard Of 800 Glands
and one years growth There tena : h u.
snd sraith shop n fhe prem Churs b, School.
nd Post ofhee ? iviiegrs neEr By. A good soca-
lon for a physieisa desiring an e4sy asd pFsmpf
aayieg pT6cties
Also. farm Of IA acres Eve miles fron Evans
ri E, on the EailF5zd, - the hr~t station er p
iershuFg rOss ug- IS acres IN ca tivasi n, du.
meadow lands; an orchard Of lect fruit trs-s-
n W znd large barn we'll hllsd Nth hay nd
grain Also, three Of In EySnsvills. Bray In
Iare-ment, on Billy strret-No's ~, ., and "a
All for - cheap sad en go,d tine.
Apply on the premises, or address
7 II RUCKER, u D.,
Box 700, Evknsyi le, Ind.
iy2l -3wd-Timez copy seeks
Ls0E SALE An RXCkLLkSr EREsH
Il Mich Cow. EnqHirs Of
tyzl dtt G. COPELAND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

ron ELECTORS AT LAzeE.
David g. GoOdIng, Ct Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson, Of Fbge.
roH STATE ELEcT0ns.
ist Distrlet--Jamea @. Denny, d Knox.
JOHN 3. H0ughisnd, Of spencer
"a Dlstrist--Cyrns r. Eix0n, Of Clark.
FFaueis WEBSTER, 81 Lagrang@.
"a Diltriet-Henry p. PriiclaTa, Of BartEoio
nfsw.
Madison Evans, Of Lawrence.
4th Dlstrist--LsoBidas sexton, Of knsh.
q. v. Kyger, Of FrauklIn.
sch Dlstrlst-B snj n. cjaypool, Of Esyette
Joshua II. Mellstt, II Henry.
eth Dlstrlet--J !. Wright. Of Morgan.
j. q. Green, of Shelby.
7th Distriet-John Osborn. Of Putnam.
Thomas y. Riee, Of Parife.
ssh Disirist-R. p. Davidson, Of TIppecanOs.
Eenj. GreKery, Of Warren.
9Th Dlstriet-Janoes b. Bedford, Of white.
Aaron Guerney. Of Porter
18th Distrlst--T. n. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
Hallet KillseHrEe, Of Elkharf.
fIth Distrlef--John n. Wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ. Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Gqveraor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or SATsE.
For Liesa. GorsTaor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or gAsDEgEUa5E.
FoT EecrstoTy Of issats,
EELsos TRUsLgR, Of fsystts.
For 1udRor q etafs,
THOMAS B. ncCARTY, Of Wabash.
Ter TTcassrsy u sac,
JsHE l. MORRISON. Of Washington.
Psr Attornsg- GsaeyaI,
DELAgA T. WILLIAMSON, o. Putnam
FOR CTeyk Of he ssprshBs cossf,
GIN. LIZ. NOBLE. Of Knox.
Ter Reporter Of gsprsBls coist,
COL. BEN HARRISON, Of Marion.
Ter sHpfsms Judgsss
Let Dlstriet--JAs r. FRAZEH. o. Koseinsko.
"a Disffict--IEHU 4. ELLIOTT, 81 hfnIy.
I'd Distrief-CHAs. A. Ray, Of Marion
sfh DlstrIct--ROBT. O. ChE6okf, J1ppeespos.
Fsy gspsrintsadsnf Of Public Instruction,
PROF. GEORGE ". Hoss, Of nsFiss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

PROF. GEORGE ". Hoss. Of Msrisa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
CO-PARTNERgHTP

Eotiee Of Dissolution.
THE FIEN Ct wHuELEK. RIGGS 4 sT-cn.
vas 1ies5ivsi - aafuzl esassst 49, A.
HAssisr i.izgs alone a-s suthorizss - -.
tna bEsi1ezs q laia Arn
EDWARD WHEELER
lAAk~ q RIGGS
WILLIAM J. suG9.
Esass Yiil=r lad sJeiy lsf 1874
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

OtSulllOnlStS ana Keep
he election on tile 6th
4, and were ordered
corpus and TO sta
le polls in their VII
in the exercise of
1timidate and deter
voting 10 is beS
a dacksonian DemS
Democrat that /
ny wills such Dem
or traitors at heart,
.uire to which class
ty, but served them
he unquestiUnably
Institution. lnHsli
conts you to rob Won
: fell linn to EARTH,
y,peace-at-any-price
he has a Constitu.
8 person. You like
Constitution as it
must permit the rob
y, and if after that
my law, have Kim
al process and con,
has peers, and if
sentenced to be
nationally acquit-
about to take Your
5rityl you GaLlaot
tiHtRa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

= 2 4 Z q
Il 1t may appear paradOxical that there: are some
i who call themselves Democrats who uncOndltion-
ally support the Government and never question
the WISDOM or authority of the acts of the Admin
istratonin It's efforts to put down the rebellion,
and restore and preserve the republic; while
there are Others, WhO,Claim to be and call them
iseIves Democrats who never question the wisdom
and authority of JEFF Davis to inaugdrate the re-
8siiien anG overthrow this Government III he can.
1t belong TO the former class and claim the title BY
descent the latter claim it by assumption. Luci,
fer mars Ibis cohorts IN heaven as angels aud
they we're known as such until they started a re-
belli0n0 of their own. But since he and they were
hurled from the battlements on high into the
depths of PandemoDium they have been known by
a very different apPellatien. Soft will be with
the latter class OF Democrats in the days to come.
When the country is struggling within the foldsOf
treason, and the patriot hand is raised on high
with tuenchant blade to sever the coils of the mon
ster, he is not a Democrat nor ever was, who
would stay Install, let him trumpet himself ever
so loud. 4lnafter years, when peace and plenty
will prevail throughout the land, amid social and
governmental order are established from ocean to
ocean, and from gulf TO lake, and when the history
of this rebellion wills be read by the children Of
that day, + can imagine an inqnisitive boy turn
to his aged father aud inquire whetherhe was one
OF those Democrats that ne is reading about who
Internationally supported the American Govern
ment, on one OF those Copperheads who tried to
DO ltall the injury he could without running any
risks; andit the old man is one of those Demos
Gratis, good and true, the fire of youth will fash
to his eyes his nerves viii grow baoyant, patriotism
will brave from every wrinkle Of his age, and with
light heart he Will recount the noble deedsof our
braves IN defence OF our Union, and how he cheers
Ell and sympatnlsed With them5 and nstil into That
boys bosOnls lesson that patriots son viii never
forget J; but ii he is one of those who in youth
paraded.the copperhead snake as an index Of his
politics, he will turn away with a seroWl on his T
face and feel renlorse gnawing at his heart like
the bite of an angered cobra. f
These are briefly my reasons for being " an
out and out Mcclellan man, and can assist
him no better than by voting for Samuel O. /
Parks as Delegate and assure. every Dem
.tla8ds ssaa3 .tEgr.a a8 .0 E0
bssaaf 1881 .tis4 iq,8 gi.e 96hsg
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

protection; and every man, whether an open or
covert enemy ;lwhether know n in the South as a
rebel or in the Northaas "a Democrat whether
charging with a bayonetin his hand on snake
in his bosom, must yield implicit obedience, as
well to the spirit as 70 the letter Of our laws. ~
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

Announces himself as an Independent candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff of Boise county
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

ocrat in Boise county, that if BY any chance
gress should be elected from this Territory.
and Geo. B Mcclellan should be elected
President, am firmly of the opinion, should
he advance the same views in Washington
that he has here, the Young Napoleon would
send him to board with Col Burke at Fort
Lafayette. DANIEL McLAUGHLIN.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

THANKS. e are requested BY the officers
of Idaho Lodge No. So, F. and A. NJ, to
publicly express their thanks, as well as those
Of the Lodge, to Lieut.. Funk, of Fort Boise,
for the presentation of an elegant Tyler's
sword, at called meeting, on Wednesday
evening last.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

CANDIDATES, and others, indebted to this
Office for election printing, are requested to
settle up before the election, as we want no
after claps. Dye hear?
= A BILL of divorce was filed on Monday last
before Hon. Frastus S. Williams, in the Cir
cult Court Of Cook comfy, by young wild
ow who had been made the victim of an ag-
gravated case of modestyi on the part of the
husband She wanted divorce; she was
only married on the Sd of March last, had
only enjoyed her husbands society for six
nights, but during that time size had found
him "senselessly civil She could, such
was her love for him, have submitted to a.
gross and outrageous insult at his bands,
without complaint, but such was his affection
for her that he never even seemed to contem-
plate the preparation Of sach a deed Hence
the action, which is gratifying to know must
come before jury able to sympathize with
the plaintiff Chicago Times.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-19
Bibles ana Proyer-Boo1xs.

TIE handsomost lot ever imported into this country
OXFORD blBLES bound by HaNuAT, Of London; Eug-
hsh editions Of the AMERlCAS pRA' ER-B0OR, ex-
gulselN bound in Pars and London. only small mum
Der OF the above In % ted eE lrosr FOR OuBy sales
invite their inspection by oyerB Of elegany-bouud UOoks
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-19
THE sTEAM-HAMMBR-JAMRs NAsMYrn.

james Nasmyth, the Thor of the present age,
was brought up under the immediate eve Of
haudslay, and perhaps was more intimately
associated with him than any other person.
for he was the assistant appointed to take
charge Of the great machinist's own particular
his master. Nasmyth, unlike the other great
naehinists, was by no means a self-made man,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-19
HOLIDAY BOOKSlll
The Largest and Handsomest Assert
ment in the City,

All tho ard standard Books, English or American
ettiuI in plain ant calf and morocco ldings
VIII he found et our esiabsrment arranged ng coun-
70 o. running tho fu length store they can
hefcsdy examined Most our hne stock is bound ex-
prossy tor our retail sac5 by best binders in the
country
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-19

~ X bi1king,
Joseph 4 Cooper,
benjamin X Th1m as,
IsmrBS TaviOr,
Uiihn r Amos,
John hosmAn,
VIM Maybury, " D,
Rev J n A BOmbergcf,
Elizabeth savage,
VIM Penn Taylor,
Maria NJ YelAi,
William Knox,
william stewart,
EllzAbe;h Brisfer.
.GeUr-e Steinmctz,
John ~ Mullen,
Mar Bushingor,
pF Hagar,
B = hOllInshoad,
Char o. Mason,
RebrCCA huUbel,
John W Frost,
Lo,iIlA Brown,
william W White,
Go rye " N C1rnmau,
Slerm an Bradley,
Margaret Miller,
james B Erickson,
Joseph rs Mullen,
Matilda Carter.
Charles D. CInfk,
william h 'euJcrt0n,
Lewis y Helms,
.tharlCs " Kalrk,
Fiila = \ SOues,
n JAilArd
charles kewnOld,
William X HoiT,
Ann hHInua :,
.llfnrv Chairman,
- k DOH, on,
'JOfn ires,
.GuOnse Williams,
NJ Gilllngnam,
george $ Courtney,
John Wilson,
Auurew thuH,
William "A ShuT,
Charles 4 Quasg,
Thomas j MCl,u Oy.
. william NJ Breed, ND,
|Gr0rge Is Reote,
.Char.os N Norton,
VII iam n eChreiner,
'tosgph VI patterson,
.J0rn Orr,
LYDIA w Baldwin,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-19

Georpo 3 Lower,
lenibmin sheppard,
Rlrhs d Taylor,
John Gulliver,
JtmimaTtudiu
A McCAn,
Mrs p A Callaghan.
GiiteTti iiuitOn.
hichs'l MOryan,
huttrt h mpsUn,
Julius Beisler,
Jan o. A pnming,
Jao e. b YenAi,
George oily,
q StlstliI,
p v Patvtt,
j - " Whi.e,
CHddio Mckee,
hbrN Hanson,
Robert Hin,
y T. NaldfOn,
r Merger,
lysJaggard,
Wiiiiam j AIstrn,
Ciar e. A kurihnum.
q omas y ,hocmAtrr.
JuJbh WAR,
Ahb'o : raurldse,
james FUftrT,
Peter spksulie,
ltuHa TIHcy.
l.ur1 Eutn,
Mock starr.
william VIVIAN,
v iInau.IIa,t.
WiI.am AJrrbr
G,otlv N HiIin.tam.
.,lr A Newman.
, W.t.um.
IriiCs 1trruttn.
Nat uW Miner,
IsHAc tmith,
STrtmar.
&c. fg, iytsrsor.
tNIatin.
j ufsCku0r.
trnul. As.o.d,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

nThe rain of Thursday prevented
the erection of a stand at Linnville, and
the Friday meeting was held on the cor
ner of Sd and Market streets, where it
was constantly interrupted by stream of
passing carriages, the drivers Of many of
which made the more noise the crazier
their "rattle-bangs" were. The noise
prevented large gathering at any one
time, but We had superior speeches from
the President of the day, Hon. Henry
johnson, Gen. John Cochrane, Hon. John
c. Kunkel, and P. Frazer Smith, Esq.
In the evening, at same stand, Mr.. Dun
bar spoke, and also Col. Carpenter at a
stand before the Riviere House, until the
rain drove them in. Afterwards, Mr..
Dunbar and Frank Rupium entertained
the crowd. Rev. G. W. Dennison, Col.
Smith and Mr.. Dietenbaugh German
had no chance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

comrnendsrion TO give him fair trial
The other nOminee, Mr.. Boyer, is recon-.
meIded as good school teacher A re.
cent Snyder county paper states ,ba; good
teachers are quite scarce, there. Ii SO,
be could be much more useful a. home
than in "thrOwing darkness" on Harris
burg. This seems to be his own opinion,
also, for be has begin to advertise his
school in Copperhead journa! at VIII
iiamsport-eSlienily supposiug that bis
nomination should carry some girls. to his
mil, and a, leas, answer for "puff' fer
his school. 10 DLycoming county, We have
Mr.. MANLEY, gentleman of the bes:
reputation, Of mature age, and Of varied
experience. On account Of his patriotic
devotion 20 the Union, be was driven out
Of RebeliOm soon after it commenced this
war, and is in every way entitled to our
regard, His home opponent, Mr.. Piatt,
has DO Recommendation except that be has
been borer at Harrisburg, or hunter 70!
small Offices at houe. 10 these mauy years
His assault upon q harmless editor for a
squib be did not write, shows that be is q
little too hot-headed aud quick mpered
for a cool, dispassionste Legislator, al.
though be had the good sense and manli-
ness to repent of his error and avoid
trial. (Ju.. think, if bis Times and Ar
gus supporters had foeging every time
they INDUCED in far worse personalities
than Bower fa,hered, they would rarely
have a whole inch Of skin atou; them y
Old Hartley township has no, had a
Sheriff within our memory, and the Office
is this year rendered TO her By the undI-
vided vote of the Union party. The yet
uuhealed wound of Capt THOMAS CHURCH
received while galautly leading his men
iu the action at Fair Oaks-speaks elo-
quently in his favor. He is citizen of
ability, Of discretion, and Of the very bes:
character. His opponent tried for the of.
fee three years ago, and having failed BY
100 votes, will not feel mOrtally wounded
ii the people prefer the Captain.
MICHAEL kLECKNER, for Commission
er New Berlin has no county Office
and has no. bad Commission.
er for many years. His lifelong famiIi-
ariiy with county business is we'll known.
aud be has as many claims as any man
can have. His oppOneu, lives in Buffaloe
township, which had Commissioner (Mr
Kelly Lree years ago-has an Associate
Jadge at preseli-and does not ask this
Office, now.
For Auditor, the many friends of the
school l-master Of Union county,
JAMES AIKEN, know tha, be could "cy-
pher round three times and back again.
before bis opponent could add up long
column.
For Coroner, BENZ. HAUs-no opposi-
use, certainly, to oppose bim.
-Personally as we'll as politically,
therefore, every one of our candidates are
Rortby-capable-and should be triumph
lotly sustained at freeman's ballo,.box
Give then-eacb, and ala full, uniform,
md generous vote,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Latest News

FRIDAY, Oct. 7.
Lieutenant General Z. S. Grant:
Gen. Birbey has regaiued Gen. Kau'z'
old position, and holds the enemy in the
inner line of entertainments around Rich
mond, extending from the Darbytown
Road to connect with Welzsl on the left
near fort Harrison.
There has been no movement at Peters
burg to-day. We have much the best Of
this days works thousand at least Of
the enemy killed aud wounded, hundred
prisoners, and bloody field.
b. F. BUTLER.
No dispatches have been received from
the commands Of Gens. Sherman, Rose
Grams and Sheridan, later than we're repOr.
ted in my telegram Of yesterday.
FDwIN II. STANTON,
Secretary Of Var.
The Rebels were defes,ed in two mes.
desperate attacks upon Union forces il
Georgia.
Gen. Grant and his men are cheerful,
and are gaining surely on Richmond, as
they did on Vicksburg.
New York, Oct. Sold, 19s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
The 20lst and 202d P. Y.

"W. F. B." writes US, from Alexandria,
4th inst, that the 201st were lying there,
while the 202d had passed on, it was re-
ported, to Manassas. In Baltimore, he
conversed with several Rebel deserters,
who said rations were poor and scanty,
and even their officers began to despair.
" Their leaders would Ike very much to
see Mcclellan elected Our soldiers are
passing in very rapidly, and all that is
needed, by the way of a finishing stroke,
is the reelection of Honest Old Abe
of which | think there is no doubt"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Which Lies =?

A late No. of the Lycon,ing Gazette
says that,
"Wilh Gen. Mcclellan as President, and a
Congress composed of such men as Theodore
Wright, the War will be conducted
with more VlsOr. better judgment, al
vastly less cost, and to a speedy restoration
Of the Union. Every man who has the welfare
of the nation al heart should vote for M'C!el.
Ian for President and Wright for Congress"
But the last Leris5ury Argus says of
its candidate for Congress
"Remember, tina, in voting for W.H.Miller
you vote for a return Of PeaCe.o
So you see one Mcclellan editor prom.
ises a HARDER WAR, while another
Mcclellan editor promises PEACE-by
voting for their candidates.
Now the question is, Which seeks to
deceive the people? One promises one
thing, and the other Just The opposite !!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
FALSE TICKETS.-Agaiu do We

yarn our friends TO beware Of SPURIOUS
TICKETS. In time past, men in our county
have voted for candidates they did not
desire to elect, because they took tickets
from traitors in our ganks, who had the
names of opposition candidates mixed in
with ours, and palmed them off as our
regular ticket Now if a man wants to
divide bis choice, he has right to do SO,
but let him do i, openly, and lie. none be
deceived in the case Therefore We cay
to al!-in Kelly, Buffalo, and every other
election district
Read your Ticket before you
put Ii In the BOX:
There are SEVEN Offices TO be filled aud
NINE men to be voted for. See if your
tickets correspond with the following:
For CONGRESS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

e-A remarkable instance Of very long
separation and happy reunion Of natural
brothers, occurred last month, in Ohio
A daughter Of George Dundore, Of Buffa-
loe Valley, Penn'a, went With him to see
bis brother, John Dundore. 1t ras sixty
years since they had seen each Other. They
parted-hale young men Of 20 and p.
Two generations pass-and they meet,
old men of so and 50.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

Coppearheads aad Gold Gamblers are
in constant league to keep up gold, SO as
to make money BY speculating, and keep
up prices Of necessaries Of life to torture
poor people into voting for "change."
Belmont, agent Of the Rothschilds, is also
Chairman Of the Natiopal Democratic
Committee. Oa the 7tb, they cOniriyed
to force gold up to 200.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

~JeH Davis made speech at Macon
10 Georgia, 2Sd uls, from which (as i. is
reported in Rebel paper) We make the
following extracts:
"You have not many men between
eighteen and forty five left. The boys,
God bless the boys, are as rapidly as they
become old enough, going to the field.
The city Of Macon is filed With stores,
sick aud wounded.
ave want our soldiers in the field, and
We want our sick and wounded to return
home. 1t is not proper for me to speak
of the number of meo ip the field, but
this | will say, that two-thirds Of our men
are absent, some sick, some wounded, but
most of them absent without leave. The
msu who repenis and goes back to his
commander voluntarily, appeals strongly
to executive elemency.
"If one half the men nov absent with
out leave will return to duty, We can
defeat the enemy"
Truly . dishear'eniug picture, by the
Rebel chieftaiu himself
ANo change in MIkG sates to-day