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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-18

VALUABLE. Tavern stand Al Pxmphn's depot 90
the foGlh side Railroad, for saie-At The reqas,t
OF UT Thos " Iacy we eiier for sale his vagAbis
tavern property located rs above The house bass
rooms, besides the Usual cut buildings including a.
e house well Glled with ice, and q spring Of pure
water on the premises. Attached to the tlaee I've
acres OF land There are at PsmpIs several s!oref,
besides a tannery and shoe shop, and the tavern
said TO be excellent one for securing custom he
neightOrhood is q good one, with chui ches, irsoA
and mills convenient. Apply to
n 1r-3t GODDiN h APpERs0S.
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WE will sell at auction. at our Office, On Wednes-
W day, the Goth inst, at IL O'Clock.
SIS, O0O Confederate per cent registered bonds,
various datese
81, COO Confederate per cent coupon bonds va
riOus dates
900 Confederate per cent coupon bonds
10 600 do do convertible bonds
800 Orange and Alexandra r 8 per cent
bonds
O0O Manassas Gap X r bonds
81 900 Norfolk C ty registered bonds
$50 shares Orange and Alex r x stock
Al GOO interest coup IDS Of the Va Central, Va
and Tenn, Richmond and York River
and Orange ana Alex r X
600 State and City interest coupons
50 shares Bank Commonwealth stock
so do Bank Richmond do
20 do Merchants Insurance do
And other bonds and stocks to be added before
day Of sale. LANCASTER & co,
ia l6 /Aucsioneers.
$ll 900 Richmond AMI Dan vili.sR bonds
1880 Va Central K r bonds
SEQ Orange and Alex Il II s per cent bonds
IS share. r chmond Fire Association stock
Is 10 Farmers Bank stock
10 do Richmond lmp'g aud Exp'g stock
do Richmond aud Petersburg Imp'g
and Exp'g stock
ia IS LANCASTER Il co, Auets.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THsATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. -.........RD Usden

NEW RICHMOND 1HsATEE'
Acting and Stage Manager Ogden
MONDAY EVENING, Jan 10, 1864,
First appearance of the charming and talented
Trsgtdienne, $50 favorab'y known throughout't the
MISS ELOIsE BRIDGES,
ON which ccasion she will appear es
PAUGNE DEsCHAPPELLES,
in which character she is justly celebrated In the
beautiful Play entitled the
E- LADY OF LYONS. "a
Claude Meinotte... ........ ~ Ogdeh
Col Dumas Observation-Disclosures W Thorpe
Pauline Miss Elose Bridges
Madame Deschappeiies Mrs T. DE Bar
Charming Dance. Miss Mary Darlington
The Performance will conclude with tie musical
Farce Of the
Two GREGORIES.
sreeoiie. ......''' w 1, Mns
Mr 0regori-....- .......-........,.,J noIPe
Fapchetts, with soncs) ~ Miss ssiIie Partipgton
HONEY MOON.
"Wednesday u.cREru
Thursday,
LOVES SACRIFICE, &C.
In preparation the Dramatic Romano. #
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS,.
On and after Monday seats 10 the Dress Circle
will be So.
Private Boxes, seating six.persons, SIS.
A0-Doors open ut eh. Performslys will COM
nence 1t * precisely.
Co. Box tffics open two days In advance.
IL i6-t
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By james II. Taylor, i XcsioeeeT

By James II. Taylor, 4 llcsi0a:eer.
TWO Framed Tenements the South side Of
L Leigh, between Henry and Monroe sts for Sale
at Auction.--Wi be sold the premises, on Tues
day, January lsh, at o'clock NJ, two Framed
1eBements Gu the South side Of Leigh, between
Henry and Monroe streets.
TERAS-CasE. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
IN 10 Auetonesr.
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M METROPOLITAN HALL
THIS (MOND.AD ETENING IN IS, 1854,
Fiji night of the
IRoN.CLAD OPERA TROUPE.
Second week If
The Female jig Dancer
TERPSICHOREaN SISTERS.
The ever popular Farce of
UNCLE JEFF.
Fl First night Of HARRY HARvEY, the celeSrat. d
Tamborinst and Plantation Deineator
MI ss CARRIE BENTLEY
In Grand Fancy Dance.
All the stars in acts.
Novelty without end.
The greatest combination CT talent ever concen-
trated 10 any one establishment.
IL 60 to Metropolitan Hall to night. jtlS-lt.
NONCERT HALL,
~ Exchange Hotel, cor 18th and Franklin cts.
Prof s. Maar Bnghams
Fashionable Dancing Academy.
BY particular request. Pref ngham will give on
FRIDAY ETENiNG NEAT Jan -, 1854,
TABLEAU ENTE7TaINM ENT,
with colored Eumioatiors
The sta e will he elevated two feet, that every
one can
FUN programme Ct evenings entertainment Will
be published 10 morrow. ja1S-lts
GRAND BALL
u VIII be given at
MAGNOLIA HALL,
On 10th ST, two doors below Main,
On JVkDNESD.HY Ere7iaq, Jan 90.
AE- Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies'
s..
FLOOR COMMITTEE
J Nesbitt, Jeffrey.
J Buckley, n Burns,
Harmon, \ Morris.
ia lS-3t'
sELECr b III. viii ne gwen by ,hs Valley
"a "a Pleasure Club at the has"HS' Hail. Church
On "UESD.4Y EVENING. Jan 1eth, 1851
Good music will be in attendance.
Tickets, admitting gentleman amt Two ladies', 3o
BALLET MASTER.
W W Aud.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Hudley,
Ryan,
Branncp,
ST Austin.
gB-rhe managers will DO responsible for ell
ciseaA-c: articles. IA s-2st
A GRAND BALI.
n Win be given at the
NEW MARKET HALL,
TUESDAY, Ej ENING, Jan 49, 1864
FLOOR MANAGERS.
wv GENTRY , sb.0or. James Melton
MANAGERS AND PRoPRIET0Rs.
J Phillips, W Shepperson.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, IS.
ia l6--4tt
4 GRAND BALL
~ Will be given at the
- FREDERICKSBURG HALL,
f2OND.4T EVENING, Jan 18Th, 1864.
Tick its, admitting gentleman ami two ladies', S.
ia l5-3it J PETERSON, Manager
COlREE DANSANTE
Soiree Dansante will bc given at the
NEW MARKET Hall On
IOND.dF EFENENG;, jan Is, 1864.
A plea ant time insured to all who may attend.
Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladiee, S..
BALLET MASTER.
Thomas Carr.
MANAGERS.
Ell Hopkins, l. Hopkins,
sW Gentry, Shaner.
Ia lS-4tf
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NEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE.
r sirs BRANDEK'S,
ja1s-2tt On franklin, bet lat ard 81 sts.
IHOR Sale or Hire An elderly Woman, who lie q
10 plain cook, washer AMI ironer, without encum-
bfaIca Sod FIR no fault. To obtain good home,
che will be sold f1r !ess than her value.
HUGH A WATT,
jal6-4ts Al George Watt i Co's.
TOR HlRE-A good House Servant, without
eneumbrance; also, several good Boys, from
10 to Is years OF age. TO good homes they will
sAML HAsTINGs's,
la l6-I- i1th ST, near Danviie Depot.
NOR Hire-A good ok, ard two Women aceus
! tened to washing and ironing and general
horsswork Apply to E& 8 WoRTHAM 4 co.
ia 18-2t
sIOR HlREI-A servant Woman Of good charac.
ter, who s good plain cook and chamber
maid Address Mrs MARY JONES,
ia ls-2tt Gooch!and H. Va.
IGOR Hire-A Il 1T rate Cook ana Washer; also,
q Chambermaid; TO be hired together Apply
to Miss LUCY KING, second door from the corner Of
Brosd and Mayo sts ia 1G-4t'
THOR Hire-A servant woman, Of good character,
Address Mrs MARY Z JONEa,
jai6-2t' G,ochland G II, Va.
V,OR HIRe-l have Woman and Two children,
and three Girls, from ten TO sixteen years old,
Tor hire. Apply 10 me, between Franklin and Broad
streets, on 10Th street. \ T WATKINS.
ia l3-eOd3sH
HORSES, dc, FOR SALE.
VcOR SALE-Mulss and Cart.-I have a pair OF
n y0upg mules for aale, With or without twenty
61shel cart. Ako, for hire, No dray. wagon, or
cart driver Apply at my stables, on Franklin, be-
tween 18th and 18th sts.
jais-2t EDMOND BossIFux.
NOR sAIE-A line cavalry Horse, warranted In
C every respect. Apply at the Office Of
ia16-a.. 9th St, bel FRANKLIN and Grace
MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL. - Under
lvl standing that report is 10 circulation that
the charges In this hospital have been increased
81 per day for servants, announce for ths infor
mstioa Of the pubic that the present charges are
the same - those adopted and published three
White persons, in private rooms, $ per day.
- IN public waT1 ~ Sc
Negroes Is per day.
Surgical operations. IS to $50
Extra fss Ia casss Of mid1if.ry $40.
| In cases Of mania potu, IS per day, invariably
In advance: LIS JONES. D,
| On0 DOZEN SPOOL. COTTON
| ZUU 500 lbs gill thread
| 10 dozen Aesino hoss
$50 pair half hose
80 ladies' corsets
30 reams nat cap papss
TOO lbe Northern brown snap
/ For sale at VIZ OIRr,
Al6-$t' Is Main street.
000 Pairs sERvANrs SHOES. II sis pei
6o paisv.sryansa' sewsd shsss. A,sas
/ 900 pairo ladies' ahOee
go DO ssntcnsn1 Halnosal shoes
600 poands cTusAsd sasas
| !. Is- AZ = 1.n s.x .,,:..
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- RAFT OF Land called BioJInsburg, in Cbessr.
i field, near to Port Waltha,i Junction, ca suN
creek, fcnc miles from Petersburg, contsinnsN
acres - We are authorized 10 sell the above vasa
bic tract OF land of which one third is in orgnh
and two thirds lu secondary growth, 1t Is believed
Il at the wood aloIe would pay tn Whole purchase
money. The soil Ia Of excellent 4as.ty for whas,
corn, and vegetables. There ID ON the tract al sI
celleBt Bshery II early o. plicstion is made u vii
be sold for $40 per acre. Agpyto
IA I6--5t GODDIN b APPEgS0N
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WANrED-Important to Puddlers Wanted four
w competent puddlers and the same number of
helpers. Any such wishing employment would do
well to address BOX 49, Richmond, Va, stating
heretofore, sc Be particular to state your address
carefully. ia 9-2w
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By q. W. Willis, Aa1et.,
No SO Main street.

EEy ILL sell at auction on Tuseday, January
wv 10th, at 10 o'clock, large lot
Household a. ] kitchen furniture,
Stoves, croek+ry and glassware,
Ready made clothing, blankets,
Shoes, dry goods, &c,
Several fne gold and silver watches,
Jewelry, nc.
jalS q W WILLIS, Auct
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3 8 PLEASANT
Big Goddin d Appsrson, 1.7;o-,,,

tools. ''''' ''d ss'p.s..,
!. 10 + PLEASANT .,.u.
B eoddi" & Appr.on, 1soioSso,
GoMFokTABLE Framed Tenemep, 80.
~ side Of 81 Stephen, between Ir,r., 90 the r.
STE, for sale at auction.-Wll no sols =. And Al,
the premises, on Monday, the 18Th L. =. Auction,
O'Clock NJ, the framed tener.n, lM y
above, now In the occupancy Of Mr. Ha,,necAsed +
containing rooms. Possession sivsn pnus ssI
weeks. s"sn 4.
TEKxs-Cash. The taxes for tbis ,.
ja14 ",r EkSOS
-; Auc,ion.sr,
A TTRACTIvE Anction sele--Oo -
~ Is, ls64, at 10 O'clock A N, At ,ba may, ~
merly occupied by NJ GarciD, on north 49, .~,e n,
street, between 9Th and 7th sue Of bsaa
Fancy and Toilet soaps, In great va,i.,, MA.
Rqpsn ,n s% oh;, Tobacco cigars pi..a
Toilet rose and toile. almond sos,
sassafras, slmond. &C. DC.
The maoufscture Of Garcin's fancy And tall.
has been diseon inued. This tale m ~ ,ss Sas
opportunity. perhaps. that will be st1rd.. maesl
purchase ut auction Of this quality ~ Ps u
must continue to be In great demana aps h
ways command much higher price (on .Sc. IN a.
Its surerior quality than nearly any sos,. a'i
market. 's"n q.
Sale commences at 10 O'Clock M, Mo,a,,
il l6-st.
By 7nos. W. Keesee, Aucyr
lOfice corner Of 18th and cary s,,es,,,
AJAX WOOD for Sale at Auction
~ on Monday morning. January Js,b wiz ., ~
O'Clock, at the Columbian Hotel. ten a, W.
cords Of seasoned Oak Wood. WE'VE
jas THos W KEEsEE Au,.
By HUI, Dickinson d o., Auet,
4 DEMONSTRATORS sale Of Negroes -Ivn.r
IA at the auction house Of Hill Dick;nsor ~ =
on Msnday next, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, lk,,.
groes, viz: We
ELLEN and CHILD,
BIB,
SANDY,
GEORGE,
Belonging TO the estate Of + G Re- wing. dsss
JF HUTCRESoN. ADM,
49,, I-on.Nro. =. ~, Huots' hls
{ ~UMhI sIONkR'S sale Of slave In nr--r..--
Z J of decree Of the County Court Of fen
pronounced on the 9th day of JaEuary. 1874 !, 49,
cause styled Cartwright vs Cartwright, &c. III. ~
dersisned who was appointed Special Commss
therein, will proceed TO SCH on Monday inc Iss
day of January, 1884, at - clock NJ in front a,
State Court House, In the city of Richmond ~.
slave named Fleming. He Ii about Il years If ,as
and is good house servant. -
TKRSs-Cash. JHs4yps
ia 7-'N SpeCfai Commissioner
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FOB RENT AND SALE

r OST-On Saturday last, on Main st, lady's
l 4 Gold Bracelet, carved. A liberal reward will
be paid for lis return to W LEWIS,
ia 1S--ltf CITY Post On ce,
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EASE Of Carpenter Shop tor sale at auction -
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, at O'Clock, i will sell
the unexp!red lease Of that excellent two story
framed carpenter shop situated corner l4th and Dock
streets. The lease has years to run. The pre-
misses are now rented at Sl25 per month Posses.
sion given Immediately.
NIB Tae lease can be Gold privately before the
day OF sale by applteat to
jal6 PLE.SANTa, Auot.
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HS Eraxcis T. hbsn, Crier.

A DuINIsTRATRIx's Sale IT Maud end
~ smoking + bscco, Store fixtures, 30 As
1dministrat. * IL Geo j. Betty, decd, will sell ct
the store lately occupied BY him, on Main street,
opposite the Old Market, on Wednesday, the 10th
day Of January, 1894, commencing ct ~ o'clock
M al the Stock and Fixtures consisting In part Of
Msnf'd tobacco, Of various brands
Smoking tobacco, in barrels. papers and bags
Chewing, cash, drawers
Counters. off . stove and chairs
Desks, hat etfetcher, blocks and table
Hat iron, and irons, bench screw
Tool chest, jars e0d snu6
Patent balance, complete
Envelopes, gas pipe and burners
Penhoklers, hat frame
Large lot pipes, assorted. etc.
MARTHA BETTY,
Adm'x # g l. Betty, decd.
eala conducted by FRANCIS Il IsBELL Crier j. 10
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%IOTICE Having sued for divorce from my
~ wife, II Al. Dorreii. hereby warn ell per-
sons not to trust her deal with her my account
Is ] will pay no bill contracted by her
il lS--6tt j. X. hRRElL.
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sEJ AETED-A Psrtner.-An active business
w man, exempt from military duty, would
like to have partner, silent active, with from
fl; to huadred thousand dollars, to engage 10
business in Wilmington, N c. This presents a good
opportunity to capitalists Satisfactory references
gwen. rquire of HILL NORFLEEr,
jal5-3t' " corner Virginia and Cary sts.
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DERSONAL Tho recruiting ofiser tina, Iists d
I Charles Morris on Main street. in Richmond :,
ABOUT tue 18th day NJ November last. will confer
lasting favor his disc0nsOGte parents by inform
ing me, through the columns Of the Dispatch or al
dressing me at WnterpOck pos: Office, where the
said Charles b. Morris can be found.
Il E. NORRIS,
IA ls-lt' Win.erpoeS P. O.. Chesterfield, Va
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n PPIR Brady -
"a 10 BIB old tisgfaiA Appis Drssdy q eoastga.
HI 81 a. ~ ~ A UUMa!eoe,
tW--6' - Asn :.
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broken open - tbs night u the l2th and my
Nxre stoaeu. She dark bay mare, about h1esn
hands high, 90 white foot and sinsll star 10 hss
foFehead, 0AAsL + BAYLY,
y N-0tt Noe, Wtndes Baiiding.
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CALE Of
- MILLINERY,
Stock OF Mi,Iiners' Goods,
Show Cases, &c,
For sale at auction.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, 1 will sell at 10
O'Clock, at the store OF Madame Son. Main street,
Opposite the St Charles HoieD all Of her
Handsome and valuable
inclusive Of an assortment as varied and Of such
quality can be found In any firstelass millinery
establishment.
Mlliiners' Stock
and Materials.
Show Cases. sc.
L g PIEASANTS, Auct
POSrPONEMENT The above eale is postpor d
until Tuesday The 18th Lst at which time the H. isl
valuable portion Of the stock will be offered
ia 10 7, Auct.
xEy I'LL be sold at pubic auction, on the prem.
Nv isss, In Chesterfield county, * miles from
P0whaian Station, ON the Richmond and Danviils
Railroad, ON Thurdsy, the 2lst inst, one 20 horse
power steam engine, circu saw, aud gsst mill, 10
gethsr with all the fixtures necessary to carry On
on extensive lumber and milling business Also,
the buildings connected With the mills four mules
seven oxen, wagon, carrylcgs, cooking utensils
farming utensils, lot of hogs. together with mary
other articles unnecessary 10 mention.
LUMBER.
We will also sell, at public auction, ct Powhatsu
station, y ID Il n, on Wednesday, the 9th inst
IS 900 feet of superior lumber, consisting Of inch
boards, cofin boards scanting, heart flooring, and
withdrawing. Terms cash.
IL 20 SIMS co
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NIy ANTED-A situation AZ Clerk in O mercantile
~ house manager Of an estate, having had
experience In each business Not liable to military
duty Gan give satisfactory r9fere nee, Address
"WTV" at this office. ja15-3tt
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TVANTED-Fcr the school ship Patrick Henry,
W Surgeons Steward; also, a Steward to take
charge Ct the Midshipmen's mess. Apply at the
Naval Rendezvous, on Och at, between Main and
Gary Ia IL OF
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WANTED Beeswax The market price will be
w paid for beesvax at the Richmond Arsenal on
eth street. in lit
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vXyANTED-At the Confederate States Laboratory
w $4,000 pounds BaeewaX, for which liberal
price will be paid Apply ~
IN SMITH, Capt,
js l5-6t NSK aud Super't q 8 J.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
Gle Daily daurnaI.
Union Congressional Conven::
tion---First District.

The Union voters Of the First Con-
gressional District Of Indiana, viii meet
IN Convention at Evansville on
wednesday, July s7th, 1864, at ,
O'sIoek, p. 81,
For the purpose Of nominating q can
didate for Congress- The various coun
ties in the District are requested 70 per
feet their organizations Immediately and
appoint day, say Saturday, July 10th,
1854, for holding County Conventions,
70 select delegates TO the District Con-
yentioa. County committees are re-
quested to assist in organizing the vari-
Gus Townships in each County, that they
may hold meetings and be represented
in the County Conventions
Friends Of the Union, let ns be awake
70 our duty. Let mere paTtyfsm find no
place ia our bosoms while our country
needs our united support. While our
land is being drenchsd in blood in order
10 preserve the noble heritage our faith
ers left ua; while our friends in the
army are gathering their hosts for fna-
struggle for the life Of tue nation, and
while cur eagles are mosnting the bat
Elements Of the eneny's strongholds, let
one united Uofes 20 up from every patri.
OF in the land, declaring that this Union
must and shall H. preserved" Let ns
perform our duty, and glorious victory
awaits as.
BY order Of the Union Congressional
Committee 6a
ALvAH JoHssos, Chairman.
Union papers in this District viii
plgaae copy. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
Getting savage.

The Times Of yesterday shows that lis
adeccncy7 editor Two don't know which
one that is), who deals 10 THE lowest
scurrillity yet i4eVer harping on the
''blaekyuardism of this paper, Is getting
sorely Vexed at our exposures Of the
treason and hostility to our brave de-
fendcra that IS manifested in nearly ey-
cry number Of the Copperhead organ.
The writer lets himself loose in reck.
less and fierce stream Of invective and
scurrillisy and, not to pat TOO fine a point
on It, makes a fool Of himself, on paper.
The differences we have drawn from
his articles, that he complains Of, are
fair and justifable, as all who read them
will acknowledge when they can judge
without prejudice
We DO not enjoy a controversy such
as The Times delights IN. aud viii not be
drawn into one Of personal character
IL we can avoid IL But we will eon,in-
ue,t 70 lay bare and denounee the treason
to the GofeFunent and malignant hatred
of It's defenders which the Times indul-
gesia with so much gusto We will DO
this, and when the gaIlan, jade wiuees,"
the public may know that something
hurts Hesn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

WHo ARE RESPONSIBLE FoR PReLoyc-
ISG WAR2-This question Is satisfacto-
rily answered to any impartial and uu-
prejndleed mind, By circumstances daily
transporting, to be tie so-called or self
styled democratic party. Among the
recent captures made in Virginia was
that Of. Captain r E Frayser, signal
officer Of the late Gen. Jeb. Smart
staff. In the course Of bis march to
Washington AZ talked freely ef the var
and its prospects. Here Is what he
said. ..-
he says the South are prepared to
fight City years longer. If necessary, and
feel confident they viii accomplish their
design ultimately, because Of the fact
thai the South are unit, while the
Northsiz divided BY political parties He
asserts that the people of the South &C
quissce in the population Of one third Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
The PIatform Of the Tnlon PAM.


The New York Times, whose editor
reported the platform to the Baltimore
Convention, says in an article about that
document:
The prime characteristic ofthe resola-
tons is their fhOroE3hRess. Never be-
fore was this exhibited in any National
Convention Of any great party. Demo
cratic, Wing, American, Republican
they all, in greater or less degree, we're
subject to the necessity of dealing large
ly in carefully qualified and restricted
language. In respect to the great quas-
ton Of slavery, the difference between
them was only q difference where the
limitation sho1ld be made The Repub-
liean platform, in which the line sgain. {
slavery was drawn the farthest, yst ex-
hibited special sslieitude in It's trainers
to preserve intact the invialability Of
slavery in the States Ia fact, the shap-
ing Of a political platform so as to supply
party with distinctive and peculiar
fooihold, and at the same time not dis
tIrb the conservative aud compromising
| spirit Of the people, has always been q
work Of high art, requiring eonsummate
! political experience and skill
Among the political debris Of the past,
can be found specimens Of party platform
/ joinery, 50 exactly set and fitted, that the
mosaies turned up from Pompeii are but
mere botehwork in comparison. As you
20 back to look at them, you are almost
lost in wonder that political craft could
have ever attained such nieeity Of meas
urement The present platform shows
nothing Of The kind Without curve OF
indentation, or dovetail. or any bal.
aneing or adjusting method Of any sort
it stands out in simple square outlines
svers plank and every line running
through from one end to the other, with
out break or deviation.
Upon the matter Of the rebellion, a
resolution sets forth an unqualified de-
termination 10 accept nothing short oil
unconditional surrender. Upon the man
ner of prosecuting the war, resolution
declares for the utmost possible vigor
Upon slavery, a resolution demands III
utter and eomelslc SxtirpafioH from the
soil Of the repnblie. Upon the question
Of employing negro soldiers, q resolution
declares III absolute approval UpoT
the question of protecting these soldiers
a resolution calls for the fun protection
Of the laws Of war Upon the paramount
authority Of the Constitution and Law
Of the United States, and the necessity
OF bringing rebels and traitors to dgl
punishment, none but positive terms arr
employed. Upon the Monroe doctrine
the encouragement OF foreign immigra
ton, the maintenance Of the nati0na
credit aud currency, the speedy con
struesion Of the Pacific Railroad, ans
on every other important point, the doc
trine is thorough, and the language sx
plicit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

and country, cheer after cheer was given
By the regiment and citizens present
and the exercised clesed =.
The following is the roster Of the l4tb
as il came home.
Lieutenant Colonel z. q. G. Calvin.
Major Wm. Houghton.
Adjutant T. G. Bailey.
Quarternaster George G. Rely.
Surgeon 6. W. McCune.
+ ASSISTANT Surgeon Wm- B. Squires.
Sergeant Major Adolph Myer.
r Orderly Sergeant a. Il. Rodgers
Company Sergeant john A Bailey.
Captain ]. L. Hayes, Co A.
Lieutenant Samuel Cook, Co. A.
Captain Wm. Donaldson, Co. B.
Lieutenant J. C. Rogers Co c.
Lieutenant Robert MeNGueht, Co. d.
Captain Wm. Il Patterson, Co. c.
Lieutenant John ). Sullivan, Co. H
Captain Douglas, Co 1.
Hospital Steward Ben. f. Howe.