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State of South Carolina

ADJgFAET Z INsp. aEN'LS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, July 25, 1864.
GEEERAnORDER.S NO. s.
n THE MILITIA Of the State, includinesall
4. persons who are liable to actual serries in
times of invasion, will bold themselves in rca'li-
ness for active service on the shortest notice.
III. The Commanding Officers of Regiment.
who have failed to make returns in pursuanos Of
General Orders No. Z, will proceed TO DO so i'm
mqdiately, and complete the organiaatios Of their
respective comm .nds as therein directed.
III. Volunteer Companies of Mounted Men or
of Infantry organized in pursuance Of Ord-r.
heretofore issued from this Office, will be accepted
and armed.
". The Commanding Officers Of Regimon'a,
(,he ranking officer of the lpe where there arc no
field offcers,) are charged with the prompt e5ten-
sion of this order to their respective commands
without further notice.
BY order OF the Governor: ono,
Adjt. and In.por Gen. S. C.
Aug. 81 ..
x,sp- psncrc nf tLe SIS tc Dublsh three times.
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secretary ef the. Treasury.

Mr.. Memmingcr's letter of resignation, and
that of the President accepting it, will be
found below. In the retirement of private
life to which Mr.. Memminser goes, he will
no. fail to receive the kindest evidences oi
public esteem. The industry, zeal and fideli
ty which have characterised his sdninisra
ton have not failed 10 illustrate the purity
OF his lie, aud will not fail to reap their re-
ward.
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Burial, Gases |!

Z keep Consistently Oh hand asfuii itock Of Walnut
L and Mahogany C0FFlNs, which, from aud
after this date. will he sold for CASH, aud at
prices as reasonable a. the times will admit of.
The use Of the IIEAhSE will he charged for
A'''N' - ~ s JOHN NJ. WITT.
>Edse6eld, S. c., Oct 10, 1851: If ~
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Notice.
Administrators Notice.

q IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Wm.
"A Toney, deed, will pay.the samswithout delay,
nnd those having claims against said Estate arc
notified to render them in properly attspted, to
Or. J. B. Courtney, Agent for the Administrator.
forthwith, as we desire to closo up the Estate as
soou us possible.
GEO. J. T0NEY, Ad'os
$ Nov.25 lys At
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Estate Notice,

A LII persons in snywise Indebted 20 che Estate
"A. of E. NJ. Penn, decd, are earnestly request
ed to co,sa sas.:srd aud settle up withnutt.delay.
These haYing claims against said Estate will rem,
der them in, properly attcsted, at an early date.
G. L. PENN, Adp'ar,
Aue4 If 81
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To l.. 0 BRIpEwELL,
Moior & .. NJ, Augusta, Ga.

In accordance with the above, Gallup tic
Citizens in tic Counties and Di.tricts named,
! IL sell all surplus Wool to the Government. The
necessity i. great; aud rs the Soldiers who are
defending your homes can only be clothed by
selling us your Woul. I trust all patriotic and
loyal meh will be willing to assist. My Agents
will traverse the whole District. Parties living
at CONVENIENT distances TO Augusta, cav sendth
Wool to ma. Sacks will be returned. Wool will
be received at any Rail RO.sd Depot or Station in
the District.
The Government Cfers lie following liberal
prices
For lb Unwashed good Wool (cash) ...,. $500
or for lb. unwashed good Wool, III yards 4-A
Shir,ings; OF 3 =. Sheelnga; or24 y: 5 OF. osna.
burgs; or II lbs. No. 6 Gotten Yarn; II lbs. NJ.
3 Cotton Yarn or ID. No. 10 Cotton Yam; or
I III. No. ~ Cotton Yarn.
Permission has been s,ked. and will be granted,
to Impress all Wool In the s,hsnds Of fpeculstofs-
but this:is dssgrecabls, il hopedthese prices
will induce the farmer to sell at onceto the Gsv-
ernment, for tho benefit 0fsth soldiers. Cores
pondence desired with wool men in all parts Of
the District eAny person having detail, selling
his wool to any other than IN Agent Of the 3. c.,
will forfeit his detail.
L. o. BRIDEWELL
Major L .. NJ.
Mr.. E. T. 'YoUNGBLo0D. at EdgeGeld c. IT,,
is hereby appointed Agent for Edgofeld District.
juno 8 If "a
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IMPORTANT wool NOTICE,

ATLANTA. GA, MAY liza 1854.
VoU are hereby appointed Agent for the col
Il lecting of Wool Tor tue utelof c. S. Army
in District IT," comprising the Counties Of Rich
mond, Columbia, Glssscock, Taliaferre, Warren,
Wilkes, Lincoln and Elhert, in the State of Geor-
gin, aud the Districts Of ,EdgeBeld, Bnrnwell,
Ahbesille, 0rangebuEs, Laurence and Newborry,
South Carolina,
Yours &C.,
G. W.cuNNINGHAM,
Major d @. NJ
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Candidates for thsElsgislsture.

q v-t .v.~rT,
CAPT. II. W. ADDISON, =.
S. d. GRIFFIN,
MAJ. JOHN+E. BACON,
Dn. A. W. Y0UNGBLO0D.
w. W. ADAMS, Esq.
F. "A. TOWNSEND, ESQ.
Dn. il. R. COOK,
GEN. R. G.. NJ; DUNoyANT,
MAJ. A. ]: HAMMOND,
Co.'s JOHN MUIET.
CAPT. LEWIS JONES,
Dir. W. D. JESNIEas,
Rev. A. w. LINDLER,
90 J. P.MICKLER, Esq.
5. GEO. D. TILLMAN, ESQ.
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zsy- 1t is said to be fact that some Of Nor
gan's men have captured The notorious tory Col.
Kirk, and that he is in Jail at Abingdon, Va.
Some forty Of his men were killed ID the 'kirmish
in which he was captured
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Wheat Wanted.

FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
YVyI1E subscriber -ishes topurchaas, about TWO
IL or rTHREEHUNDRED BUSHELS WHEAT
for the soldiers families in the vicinity Of tho
Village. As the wheat crop is abundant and
wanted solely for the above purpose, it is hoped
that the farmers will dispose 81 ita. reasonable
prices. w. F. DURIS0E.
June % If ~
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made
4 to the Legislature of this State at its next
Session for char.er of the Bath Mills Company
in Elsefeld District.
July Is 3m 20
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Wanted,

NROM One Hundred to Ono Thousand Du-
e shells CORN, delivered in Hamburg, for
which liberal price will be paid.
S. L. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg, July 20 # 80
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Soldiers Claims.

VXTE have on hand few quires Of Blanks for
w obtaining deceased Soldiers Claims gainst
the Government. ADVERTISER OFFICE.
July 20 II 80
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Rags Wanted.

COTTON AND LINEN RAGS can be
i J sold for cash at the Advertiser ofnOe'
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A Proclamation,

as- p.pers of the sssts publish three times.
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OBITUARY.

"Death, rigid lord, hath claimed the horioc clay,
;, While joyously the youthful soul hath gone to
take his heritage"
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WHlIo ues'TInS 70 UU 1o'Ic.eu "' 20 e-J r.
rod as may be practicable, my services re.
main freely at your disposal until you shall
have selected my successor in Office.
With heartfelt wishes for your health, hap:
piness and prosperity. remain, with the
highest respect and esteem, :.
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) G: G. MEMMINGER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15


HoS. o. II. Browning Perhaps no
individual has been worse slandered
than the Hon. o. II. Browning, of Hi.
nois. Every little six-by-nine Mcclellan
sheet in the country has been quilting its
readers for the past two months with the
story that "Hon. o. e. Browning. Re-
publican Senator from Illinois, was for
Mcclellan" So pertinacious we're they
in repeating the lie, improbable as il
seemed at FIRST, that We began to think
that, possibly, there might be some truth
in it But as the other fabrication that
the "boys in blue" are alkfor Mcclellan
was dissipated a; the October election,
SO the story about Mr.. Browning is'scat-
tered to the winds BY three or four para,
graphs from his own pen. On our FIRST
page We print letter from the Honor
able gentleman, assigning reasons why
he cannot vote for Mcclellan. Is there
anybody for Mcclellan Where is the
great statesman so poor as to do him
revereuee2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

Tee MUKDEEER CAusHr-A few DAYS
ago We published an account Of the
murder, in Davies county, Of Capt. Nc
Carly. the enrolling officer, while dis.
charging his duty in notifying the draft
ed men, and the arrest of number Of
persons implicated in the murder. On
Monday last, Orville Thompson, Deputy
Provost Marshal at Grsensburg, arrested
George Scott, the principal in this out
rage5uz affair, in Walker township, Rush
county, and brought him TO this city last
night, and turned him over TO Colonel
Jones. Scott is resident Of Davies
county. and after the commission Of the
foul deed fed to Rush county, where be
was captured. Captain MoCarty's pistol
vas found on the person Of Scott.--lnd.
Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
Col. John RheInIander Elected

In cur Jubilate over the sweeping
victory of last Tuesday, the composition
accidentally omitted the name of Col.
John Rheinlander, Treasurer elect
The election Of no man on the ticket
has given more joy to the loyal men of
VandeEburgh county, not only on ae-
count of his personal merit as a citizen
and of his gsllantry as an officer, but
because he was the representative Of our
brave army, which locks so anxiously
to the result Of the election for aid and
comfort
Running against one of the most pop
ular men on the Opposition ticket, and
the most adrois electioneerer in the
county, Col RheinlAnder's majority is
comparatively small; but had he been
in the field a month earlier, there is no
question be would have lead the column
on the county ticket
Hurrah for Col. Rheinlsnderl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
"A The Boston Courier saws.

The old game Of the Administration,
TO procure Votes by sending homo to vari-
Gus States soldiers willing to vote the
Republican ticket and keeping in camp
every Democratic voter, Is once more
pelpably on foot Wherever By the laws
Of the State the soldiers are not allowed
to vote in the field, this fraudulent PRO
cess will be resorted to again, as i has
been practiced without scruple On vari-
ous occasions heretofore. Indeed, i is
begun already"
VIII the Courier be good enough to
tell as Why the late Democratic Legis-
latures Of New Jersey, Delaware, Iadi-
ana and Illinois, didn't block this game
by Just enabling ali the soldiers from
their respective States 20 vote scithout
going homer Why leave this q game
open to the Administration II ron want
fair and fnll soldier vots'-Nesc York
ITfotzae. aa zs-rz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

OvERTUREs TO Boa MALLORY, DICK
JACOBS, AND joins w. HAErAS. - We
understand that the Loyal Leagues Of
Indiana are desirons Of securing the
services Of these great APOSTLES 81
freedom TO canvass the State until No
vember il is supposed that if Bran
leite, Harlan, Wolford, Jacobs, and MAI
Tory would stump the State until the
Presidential election, Mcclellan would
not get vsse in Indiana. These great
Kentucky statesmen are considered
greater shows in Indiana than the
circus II these somersauliers show In
Indiana, We hope that the brilliant edi.
tor Of the Journal will 90 with them as
master Of the ring. Louisville Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

Mcclellan, and in the face Of the fact
.bat they all proclaimed, previous to the
election, that vote for Morton was &
vote for Lincoln aud against Mcclellan.
It is our daiy to show them that the vote
in October was but the shad0so OF What
was coming in November
Union men. organize vet more per-
fectly Did voter atay away from the
polls in October, see that be votes in
November. We're any illegal votes
polled in October? See 10 it that they
are excluded in November. Were any
frauds committed upon the hallo, box in
October, prevent their repetition in No
vember IL We work as We should-sys-
tema,ieally and energetiealIy--the moai
glorious triumph that ever crowned the
exertions Of great political organiza
ton will be ours. H. on the other hand
we become careless and Indifferent, re-
lying upon our success on Tuesday last
to secure Us the victory in the Presiden
tial contest, we may be defeated; iol
defeat it will be to have our magnificent
majorities greatly reduced
"Up guards and at them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

rTbe Sullivan Democrat has tusue6
freedom shrieker." Daring tire Ka--
saa troubles it bad its own spo-i, in com
mon with kindred tpirits. over the "frse
DON sbristers Of that Stats, Whic.
vss then writbiug under The heel ef tie
Missouri border rutfans, L is doing The
sbrieEisr for freedom nov. l.
shrieks are bus the expression ct
the agong is editor feels over t.
| prospect tbss he, toe, may De called
upon 10 gre an account Of his
doings as member Of The order
Of the Sons OF Liberty Andy aampi-
reys was arrested in'Green coonty, IL
viii be remembered, BY order Of Major
General Hoyey, on charge Of treason
This arrest hes caused the Sullivan Ds
H'oerst 10 have E paroxysm, of the fol-
lowing ebaraeter:l-ED. JoUR
"ANoTuER OUrBAGHox THE LIpEsrY Oh
TIE CIEIzgN.--l4asi Eridsv, some 4Miy
or fifty OF the sueakiur. mean. whnt
| hvessd loyal ieaEuers," whose head
| quarters are about Carlisle, went oot io
Linton 20 arrest Hon. Andy Humphreys
by order, We presume, Of l.jneolas uu-
de=strapper, Gen Hovey. They arriv
at noon, aud not finding ANDY "a sis
store, started for bis home, meciiue hiu
aboat mile distant, on horseback, De
was sammarily arrested, and brought q
town IN time to leave on the O'Clock
train for Indianapolis.
This ia great outrage, and the prom
, inent position Ct Ne HumRhesys ans
lhe strong hold be has on the affections
/. / OF lhe people, are calculated 10 excite !
! / strong feeling OF indignation In the pab
| lie mind Fortunately this did nos pro
daee any outbreak, So rs to give th.
I military agents OF the Washington des
poiism pretext for qnartering on Us
body OF soldiers 10 carry the election b.
2 force.
t No honest, candid man can look oil
9 such acts as these with any tolerance Q
/, Justification. Had Mr. Humphreys bee
arrested on q civil writ by constable o
Is sheriff, With the rights Of trial secure
10 10 him by the Constitution Of he caunta
4 winch Mr.. Lincoln has zwoFn 10 upaoll
:, neither he nor his friends could hav
said aught against IL Bat instead De
forcibly arrested 7ilhnut legal ueocasl
carried a distance ~ aame t1 Be trie
probably by military 6gual uakuow
* 10 the Laws. Dare any man say that Oh
,e constitutional guarantees, which wei
he once the pride and boast Ct Ausrie
n citizens, are not now u moekery I'D
he farce
lo "Andy Humphreys family Is as dear
2, him as any man $, be enjoys tie endea
sh meuts q home os much as the Toy
at leaguers' who keep their worthless e.
y, cases out Of danger from rebel ballet
n personal liberty is IS precious 10 him
e. to Alvia r. Hovey We be- 10 remit
Is, those now clothed with - little hriof a
ne thority' that the day may come whs
er the tables may be turned They ha'
-. themselves advanced the doctrine ID
/ We are not bound 10 respect the cons
10 tional rights Of those who repudiats ii
TO instrument and although va 60 nos 81
De- scribe to it, they cannot object 70 is a
plication TO their own cases
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

na~ We learn BY 8 letter from VIM.
Kurtz, Esq, Of Princeton, that MeDor
AIDS majority (ofieisI) in Gibson county.
Is l6l. Morton ouiruns the State ticket.
Williard's majority il said county over
Edison, for Comnon Pleas Judge, Is 2IT.
This elects Willard, aud gives beaati-
ful prospect for the people Of the DIG
triet, all Of whom are likely to have
business in the Common Pleas Court
We congratulate the respectable men Of
the Opposition, who voted the ticket
"clean Through, on their choice. They
had better make thsir arrangements TO
die in some other District
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
Grand TOrch.Llght Procession.

We judge, from the preparations max
ing yesterday, that the torch. light pro-
cession this evening sill be handsome
denomination. The following line Of
march was agreed upon BY the gentle.
tlemen selected as Marsbals. II is de-
sirabls that every Union house on the
line Of march be illuminated
The procession will be formed on First
Street, opposite Mozart Hall, the right
resting on Sycamore, at a signal Of Is
guns It viii ,hen move up First Street
20 Gum, up Gum to Third. down Third to
Locust, out Locust to Eighth, down
Eighth to Main, down Main to Seventh,
down Seventh TO Division, down Division
to Third, down Third to Carpenter, down
Carpenter to Leat up Leet to Market,
down Market TO Fulton Avenue, down
Fulton Avenue TO Waiez, up Water to
Leet. up Leet to First, up First to Vine.
down Vine to Water, up Water to Jain,
up Main to Foarih, up Fourth to Locust,
down Locust TO Water, up Water to the
Wigwam
The following gentlemen have been
selected as Aarshals
Grand Aarshal-Georgs Violin.
Assistant AErshals, Lotcer Precinct
A. ]. Hutchinson, J. Beningbof
assistant Aarshals, Middle Pre-
eiact-J. P. Elliott, William Heilman.
Assistant Aa~shals, Upper Precinct
John Healey, Vim. HolIingsEorth.
We are assured that the procession
will be one Of the finest ever witnessed
il the city Let everybody illuminate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

THE REBEL HoPE.-The New York
Times says it is well TO recall the words
lately written by Lieutenant General
Grant. After setting forth the military
prospect, be said Il have no doubt but
the enemy are exceedingly anxious to
hold out until after the Presidential
election. They have many hopes from
its results They hope a counter-revo-
Iution-they hope the election Of the
peace candidate In fact, ike Micaw-
Der, they hope for something's turn up.
Our peace friends, if they expect peace
from separation, are much mistaken.
It would be but the beginning Of war,
with thousands of Northern men joining
the South because of our disgrace IN
allowing separation
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

THE DEMONSTRATIONS says, 10
his letter of acceptance, "the Union
must be preserved at all hazards. Lin
coin in his 10 whom it may concern
letter, says he viii not agree TO any
terms Of Union unless they include sthe
abandonment Of slavery. Th&sone puts
the Union before the niger, tie other
puts the niger before the Union.
Which should every patriotic citizen
support Greensboro Monitor.
Il Is by such falsehoods as TIE above
that the Mcclellan party hope to win al
the election this fall But every reading
man 4 the Union knows that Mr. Lin
coin never said any such thing. 1t 4
absolutely and utterly false. 1t may d
to use among the ignorant classes Of Sui
Ivan, Dubois and Alien counties, ana il
Kentucky, but in any enlightened com
munity will be properly appreciated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

n65- Gen. John NJ. Harlan, OF this
State, has set all Indiana ablaze BY bis
eloquenee and sound reasoning Ia the
cause Of Mcclellan and Pendleton. He
spoke three hours to larg. crowd ia
Evansville 90 Saturday night Ocens-
boro Monitor
Yesl certainly and Tuesdays work
shows the result Of that blaze. /, has
destroyed the Copperheads Can't be
come back?
General Lewis Cas- is ont in letter.
stating that he will vote for Gen. No
Ciellaa in the next election ueas.
b0ro Monitor.
Where is his letter. Send us a copy.
the original manus cript If possible.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
HALLh1LU.JAH!!
RALLY ROUND THE
FLAG, BOYS!"
A NIGHT OF REJOICING ~
We Must ILLUMINATED!

Sufficient election returns have beenre-
ceived TO justify the loyal citizens ofEvani-
vile in having a celebration. in honor Of
the event Il IS urged, therefore, that
all loyal citizens on the principal streets
Of she city illuminate their houses; that
there be torebligh procession, and a
grand meeting in the Wigvam this
. ening, Oct. 18th.
Come and let US rejoice together
There will be good speaking, good
music and good time generally
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
reateats First Page.

Letter from Gen. Dix; Letter from
Hon o. H. Browning; Drop Pendletonl
The March of Mowers Division Demo
Gratis, Read
On the Fourth Page will be found in
teresting miscellaneous items
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

sEg- We happened to be passing along
one Of the lew streets in the north Of the
city last evening, and saw one Of the
most disgusting scenes We ever remem-
bered 70 have witnessed. Ia a miserable
howell we're congregated three female
negroes aud three white men, drinking.
eursing and holding a general helhsh
carnival Upon inquiry We learned that
the nlfH D were from Sullivan county,
and in the city for the purpose Of learn
ing something OF their fate in the draft
Somewhat curious to learn their politics,
We ventured TO inquire OF one who came
forth as We were passing bis answer
was m for Mcclellan and Voorhees,
by Cd, and damn any man who amt
What have the leaders OF the Demo
cratic party 10 say now in reference &c
miseegenation, &c.-Ttrrs Haute De
mocrat
l. is not strange that Sullivan county
gave Voorhees, 400 majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

nTThe election of Willard for Con-
mon Pleas Judge oyeI as good man as
Edison, is disgrace to the District,
and we doubt not that many decent
Democrats will feel that tits so. A more
unfit man could not have been found in
the District Nr. Willard is Ike neces-
sity; he knows no law; and, besides, his
moral character is foul, and not BETTING
the Judicial etmine If his political
friends are satisfied, We axe"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
rFrifssn D. 6. Tfl=stou FOR Tia rrisa GIsz CI1b
THE EIGwAM SONG.


AIE---Ezea ysArzg cens- a-a-csins home 4sa.l-
or eouRt!y Hos i struggling Aard.
Hurrahi hArrahi
To frse hsrself from shs rstel horde.
Harrahi hurrah.
And tbs ButssrnEgs they are bat tsE,
buE hsva toined themselves viii ths rebel sFsw
cHazUs:
And He 81 must work f5r Liueaiu, and JohHsau
And We all must vark sor Liueolu. and Johns p
too
Old Abraham Is o. tbs track.
Hurr4h hurTaht
And Johnsoa les right a. BIS haek.
Hurrsh hurFah
And thew VIII steer the old ship tHrarSh,
And dash 70 Tiacss tls rebel crew.
AID vel 81 Gel sass walis aArshsu's at th.
vhssi.
MeFtoa Is The man Tor state,
HuTrahi hurrishi
And Baker he Is side awake,
HuFrah! harFah
And tn soldiers know while they are their,
or tasm viii Be taken he lest cf care
AID well Al lssl safe, SC.
Little Mse won't do stall,
Hurraa hnrrsh.
Tor President he il TOO snail,
HuErahi hurrahi
To pat him iato such place
Would please toe much Ief Davis
Aud vel all Gel SAT-, &c.
Fren 5. Grant you al hsvs hsard.
Hurrah hurrahi
Hes very near 20 Petersburg.
Hafrah hErFahi
Aud soon veil hear sSa ne more go7d news
From the boys that war the Uaien blues
! Aud vel all reel ss:s. &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
sHoRT BIT EFFECTIVE sPEEcH or Nh.

SHORT BIT EFFECTIVE SPEECH or M.
PsSpLEToS-0n January 9th, 1868, Mr..
Dunn rose in the House of Representa-
lives and said:
| ask the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave to introduce a bill to
facilitate the transportation Of troops,
stores, and the mails of the. United
States between the City Of Washington,
Point Of Rocks, and the city of Pitts
burg.
Mr.. Pendleton rose and said. i OBJ
ject
Objection being made, the bin had
to lie over
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

DENocRATIc vIcroRY--The Mcclellan
Democracy are rejoicing over victory
won by their party in Circleville. Ohio,
which has always been Democratic.
They rejoieed in like manner over a
triumph achieved in Binghampton, New
York, in 1860.