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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
No. 81 West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.
A. d. "a. IL - m. l..u..r 80. -. l.
STAPLE AND FasGr GROCERIES.

Consisting, IN part, Of
Coffee Rio, LaguayrA, MAric4bo, Java
Sugarl-Aew orisan.s Cuba, Porto Rico, Rozt-
ern RsflEed--
aoiasses snd Syrup IN great varsity, quality,
and packages.
Teas-GunPowdsr, Imperial, Young Hyson,
and 0oionx. =
Spices s-sst7sgs, Cloves, Cinnamon. Spice,
Pepper, and Ginger.
Tobseeos-ehswing Pine CIT. and Smoking
"a large stock.
Ctgarst-Imp0rtsd and Domssas-fuH a.
sortnsnf-
Canned Goodss-Psaches, Strawberries,
bl@ek5erries kssr berries Q1iHess. Pears, Goos=-
berries. Chsrries. Grapes Pine Aprisss tomatoes,
Gresn Corn, Peas Oysters, Lobstsrss Maekeral,
SArdinss, &c
R1es, Raissas, Almonds, Fussrtss Ealnutss
Pickles, Prsssrzss, Candy, Soda, Wooden Ware.
Ssuozs. Cotton Yarns, Irvine, CorcaEss Matches.
Eisckings Ink. Paper. sesp, censlesa starch. Dye
Ss1fs, Nails, CodGsh, Herring, - ocf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

Frsm Rsr ]. S. Herman o. the German Rs.
formed Church. KEtEtevns Bsrks county, Pa
Dr. c. NJ Jee1soA
RxsPKsTEp SAL kaEs bssn troublsd With the
Dyspepsia for nearly twenty years, snd have nsy.r
used any msdieins that did me ss mueh coed a.
HooHand's Bitsers. an very much Improved in
health, after hgsing taken ave bottles
Il M Yours win rssBeet,
is. HERMAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

Frem the Rev J. N. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the coiambus, n. >, sne MilsstowD, Pa, Baptist
Chufchss.
EEx RsoHELLE. ny
Dr. c. n. JaeksoH.
DEAR SAL feel IL pleasurs thus Of ny oUp
accord 70 heA< testimony to the sxeslsBoe q year
German RittsFs. sens years since. being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very
hausncial nssulfa / bavs often recon- ms8dsd
them % psrsezs afflicted With that toruenfing
eisesas sna have hsard from them The most Eat
tsriaz testimonials - their great vMius In
eassa Of general debility bsissss IL 10 ss touic
that eannst be surpassed.
Tours. JhLYoYs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

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Editors Journal:
GRSTs;-In your Issue Of the 18th you
charge that in one township in this
{ Warrlek) county, the Inspector, Judges,
and Clerks were all Democrats, and that
there. was FIVE more votes counted on.
than they had names on the Poll Books.
The charge is rather of a wholesale
character. Il is true that there was five
more votes counted out than we had
names on the books But as one of the
Clerk, / do net think was responsible,
as | had nothing whatever to do with
the ballot box; also, that one Of the
Judges was not Democrat. As to my
political principles, l am Union man,
and voted the Union ticket from Gov
eruor Morton down call myself n
War Democrat
Yours respectfully,
VIZ. E. HaKGRAyE
Our Informant vas evidently nisin-
formed, and We beg the pardon Of our
friend Hargrave and the Union Judge
and hope they will watch the Inspecto,
chosen next time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
COTTON EXPRESS.
BellefOntaine Cotton Express !

BellefOntaine Cotton Express!
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW York
TIME GUARANTEEpl
TTNHIS LIGHTNING EXPRESs LINE FOR
Il the transmission Of Cottoa 10 the East, by
dispatch is now fully established.
~ Time Bills Of Lsding VIII be given
TIME THROUGH. TEN DAYsgo
So Consignments solicited
fkomN, buNKBRSoN 1 co, Agents,
"Noil-'n' = Granville IndiAaA =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
Nesting at the KirKaul.

There viii be a meeting at the Wig
wan on o-morr,w Thursday evening,
on which ccasion there will be some
thing presented highly interesting and
out of the usual order We hope every
body may make mp their minds 10 go.
30 Dubois county gave 1902 Cop
perh ad majority in the recent election,
as we are informed That and Sulli-
van county would make very fit addi-
tons to South Carolina. They ought to
be annexed, and then the whole foated
ont into the Atlantic ocean, and sunk to
where "fathomed line shall never touch
the ground"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
FOR SALE.

ONE FLIGHT or IRON STEPS, Or sTAfRs,
~ for sale Also, a lot Of old Iron. Apply to
r. 8. CONAbT,
ossl5 Cor. Sixth Avenue and Front 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

From the Rev. Thomas wiatsr. Past0T Of Eox-
boroagh Baptist charsb
u. Jdeksoa. s g
DKAR sra IL Eel Il dee 70 your s1osIisst pre-
parasion, HoShAnd's German Eittsrs, to add ny
fsstimony 70 the deserved reputation IL has Oh
tasned- have, for years ~ timss, been troubled
win great disorder u my head aud nervous sys-
ten. vas advised By frisnd 70 try bott - Of
your GsrmAn Bittsrs. dt6 &c, aad have sxpsrt-
eneed great and unsxpsstsd relief; my hsaItk has
been very materially bene1ttsd. csnf1erfIy
r.sommsnd the article sksrs / meet WIth eHsss
similar % ny own. Gsd have bs-a assured by man
Of their COED sGAets.
Respectfully yours,
+ T. WINTER,
Rsxtsroagh, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

s@ A large Safe can be bought,
cheap, by applying TO NJ. Lyon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

PIECES.
LarEs size, hoiding nearly double qssntity,
81 % per bottle-kslf dozsn...-----..---.-- s. %
sDali aiss, Is cents per bottIs-hA1 dossn - o.
; BEWARE OF .COUNTERFETTs
See that the signature Of % c. n. JACK
SON" son the WRAPPER OF each Sottle-
Should your nearest drugzist not have tns Pr
articles saAt nag 10 ossrsd IN It's place, be1 een0
70 rs apd We will forward, securely packed b
express.
Principal once and Mandatory !:
no. 831 ARCH STREET,
puTTknEr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
CITY NEWS.

See First page for Editorial and
Political Items.
See Fourth page for miscellane-
GUS items.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-12

BE- Brick Pomeroy, Of the Lacrosse
wis. Democrat, urging the adoption OF
the cash principle upon his brother edit
ors, gets off the following:
He is q poor patron of any place or en-
terprise who never pays. Such patronage
wears Credit threadbare IF q man is
good, he can pay to-day as we'll as to.
morrow. IF he is not good, you lose
money by trusting him. It costs more
to collect little bills than they are worth,
men think to themselves, 1t is bnt little
that I. owe the editor, he surely don Z
want or need hot!" And as men think
alike about paying such little debts, the
editor is always in hard luck. Others
say, Oh, I pay for my paper in political
influenced" Who made the political in
fluenee but the rery editor they sponge uu-
on? Another man is friend of the edi-
tor and thus wants paper for nothing.
And 80 he eats up the profit of half,
dozen papers.
Nc class of men in the world do as
much work for nothing, as editors. They
must puff this and that-must publish
weddings and deaths-must call all pub
lie meetings-musta attend to school and
church interests--must urge people to
attend donations for ministers who often
denounce the editOrs-must give to char
| ity--pay taxes-be cursed more than 9th.
er people-trust more men--have more
poor debts than any other business men
in the community.
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COLE.

The present Legislature of this State
passed an act some three weeks ago, Gre
sting an, additional. Judgahip aapon the
Supreme Bench Of lowa,aar comforting
upon the Governor the power. Of filing
the vacancy thus created until the peo'
pie should have an opportunity Of select
ling an incumbent at the next succeeding
general election. In exercise OF thin
power thus conferred upon him, Gov.
SToNK recently appointed and commits
stoned Hon. C. C. CoLE, Of Des Moines, 10
the position upon the bench created by
the provisions of the act referred to. We
consider this appointm INT one eminently
ct TO be made; 10 our mind, no man in
the State Is more thoroughly competent
to discharge the important duties of the
office, and none more worthy. We are
also gr&tified to observe that the appoint
ment of Mr.. COLE gives general satisfac
ton to the Union party throughout the
State q faw Observation-Disclosures
lists feel themselves agrieved by the. Gov
ernor's selection, but the. expression Of
appreciation is so general, by the great
mass of the party in all parts of the State
that it may fairly be called unanimous
The Copperheads universally express
great indignation at this appointment
and no doubt with good and sufficient
reasons, for we "shouldn't wonder" If The
Governor made his appointment without
consulting them at all. We presume no
man in the State, or out of it, is hated
with more perfect hatred by all the
friends of JEFF. Davis in Iowa, than is
Judge COTE he i&a Democrat, and one
of those who had been prominent and
leading member of the party-who hac
stoed by its colors and battled for il
through adversely as well as prosperity
but who refused to follow his party wher
it went off after strange gods--who re
fused to be sold out and delivered over t.
the cause of treason and the devil bu
rallied to the support of his country, in
the hour of peril, and stands to-day ii
the front rank of Iowa patriots. deinG
battle in the cause of Humanity and
Right. In appointing Mr.. Cole to the
Judgship, the Governor only did wha
the people would have done had they
been called upon to make a selection Al
the ballot box; md unless we very mucl
mistake the tone of public opinion, thi.
appointment will be ratified and ex.
tended by the voters of the State at the
next general election. So may it be-
Consider Mr.. CoLE our candidate for the
first full term.
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DECLINED.

sect'y CHASE has published d letter
positively declining to permit his name
to be used in connection with the Presi.
dency. This letter will summariIy close
the unhappy contest between the friends
of Messrs. Lincoln and Chase, and give
Old Abe clear field. Union men eve.
rywhere will hail the announcement
with pleasure, but it Mil be "griaf" to
the Cops. 49, e. 5.-1.5,.;:s Il. =.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-12
VICTORY

The telegraph to-day informs us that
in New Hampshire the Abolitionists
have swept the State, electieg everything
from Governor down to Constablea.
The Des Moines Register comes to us
with its rooster right side up. Good for
Des Moines--We had grave doubts of her
ability to do it up Clean" bat we breathe
freer, now; we observe that chicken, Mr.
DobbS, and will send you one good-deal
better-looking next Monday.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-12

x&. &. VA - ~ ~ zks
ne psahlish, this evsnjns he rana1Fls
s. Nj ~, Of Mills ons oH t. RI
s...aisioa question. not - rue
ths doctrine Of abs1lnte nsushps "
which be sdyocates. bsstas IS nnakss ne
81 able asspuaenss u s.alsFoss ef BE posi-:
ton, and e the question Il enc In which
Ill are more vrD les iiatsr4tsd, re sire
his remarks at length, for tho benefit Of
thu puhiirAh zrauts aznnuption =. 70
donbt, demanded By Mr. HAIn's constis
..nsntiI tho EA Or Millf obF4 II. t9ilq
have been 20 long outraged and imposed
,..pss. b. 40 .a.nsighAasaas -Aaa aanlawflsl
course pursued byths Al, a N Railroad
Canapany hit In his county. where our
cisisens hsss not experienced such dim.
eulties, and where onr road THE h. 4
NJ pronaises VI deal justly with alLmen,
me measure 20 Fiolant - absolute resamp-
|sion, il denApisd. The less we are com
pslled - interfere with the lands Of or
road, id order TO insure the rights Of get.
tiers, the better for rs, and ave have had
personal assurance. from the attorney q
the road, that every aore o. landi within
thor grant. owned and occupied By nc,
sual settIers, would be promptly and
cheerfuliy released by the company. :
This promise, il kept and carried ont il
good faith bysshe compnpY most effsc
tually settles the question of resumption.
so far Is We, fthis county, areeoncerned
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BY TELEGRAPH

u NEW YoRK, March 81 Richua0nd
tinef, of the lst, claims the captaFs
20 of Fitzpatrick s men, fiSe are oElh
TIeraidRs special says ga
III Rumored that Grant i 70 Ike
l,leck's place mediately. That Hges
viii command the Army of the pot0
Special TO Tribune says
Irg Rumor assigns HHlieck to rank %
ing Asst Ger llielr il praetieallg
err position tiah the one he i 20 yaes,
q Worlds special asserts THIS Giiss
visit don't affact Halieck y posisia
| is for general consultation.
1t is thought that bill viii Pc lHFsII
duced in the House next Monday incEss
ing the pay of soldiers TO eightscn q
liars per naonth. ffl 5sssss
Two more Ships of war are ~ go y I
Pacific Coast, tssgs tsst. ri 81
Business blocade rlaaning il resan
al Charleston. Hardly d week PEI
without % couple Of Vessels gettng
joint stock company organized there
that purpose, and two swim Steamers
now employed between there sld
sans two ssiccessfil trips have been req
ted within TIE last month.
tleralds Hilton Head Letter sagss
It's Furnored that Admiral nupOhl 4
10 again command tho South Atlsa'
quadron.
q Worlds special says:
n Cur rel AtioHs with France ara
very critical condition.
Persons frefll the South report ssfei
force sent from Atlantis and Matoa
Montgomery. On the advance ofss
man becoming known ten esls.
slaves were set bit work on the faftlf
ktioi1s. A large quantity Of guns ws
SENS there from Ang.aatag a VIVA thssg
that Polk. who was sncamped on
eastern side Of the Tomhigbss NOg
have no trouble III fepalsing Sbefhis
The banks Of The RIVER uFniah hisa y /
spIendid line OF desence. .y.ia
Fsw YoRk. March Sch The TFibsa
Waslsfsietoh dispatch says
d The President received siisFsl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-12

b% Judge Logan, of Indiana, in the
Franklin Circuit Court at it's last term,
msse an important decision, which il
correct, overturnsa very important por-
ton OF the excise law. The decision il
to the effect that instruments requiring a
stamp, and which the excise law declares
to be void without the proper stamp afix.
ed, are not void, Congress having ne pow.
er to make such Law.
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CITY ELECTION.

Let every Union voter in the City bear
continually in mind the fact that Mon.
day next. the 14th inst, is the day ofeur
municipal election. Let every man who
has any respect for himself, or the fair
name of our town, be prepared, on that
occasion, 10 strike,a blow for his country,
and aid with his vote and influence, in
the work of~rescuing our City Govern.
rnent from the hands of the rebels. Let
it no longer be said, to our discredit, that
the Queen City of the Slope is a "Cop-
perhead hole.'' Ietsus turn out In our
strength, determined to remove this foul
stain fromethe character of cur town, and
give the reigns of our municipal govern
ment into the hands Of loyal men, Let
US put an end to this laundering Copper
head mismanagement and elect men
whom We win not be. ashamed to &c
knowledge as officers of the City. The
z. G. C's are working, and we must be
awake. D.. -. ..r :
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-12

Z. G. The Sham Democracy of st. Louis
are trying to galyanize the defunct party
in that State. They had smalImeeting
recently, one of the chief managers of
which il an ex member of tho Claiborne
Jackson Legislature. that attempted to
carry the State 81 t6s Union.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-12

c. We are glad to welcome back our
old friend, Captain Bradshaw, who has
recently returned from trip to the East.
The Captain was always regarded as avery
safe and correct business man and we
happen to know that since he has been in
the service of the Government, he has pro.
we'd himself one of the most competent,
cautious and reliable officers in his branch
Of the serYice. -- Osaaka Repubiiean. =
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RETURN, o, vvilhelrn!

We editor affactionately appealetht to
We young friend who feared the draft, and
seven times sought exemption seven
times finding none. wherefore he con
cluded that the precarious condition OF
his physical constitution irnperatively de-
nianded that be should travel in foreign
parts, and whereupon he planned . tour
Ito We saiubrious chimes Of ye Canadas,
l@hither he now sojourneth. But the
evil hour is now past-the danger Is over
E---our quota Is filled--the draft" is set
aside, even as the flower that withereth
so hath it passed away and Is no more
known among US therefore we do most
earnestly beseech thee, Oh, Wilhelm, re-
turn to the bosom ofthy home and friends,
to dispel the gloom which thy griovous
absence hath cast about us continually,
and bring joy to the disconsolate hearts
of thy friends who have so long naourned
thee let the light of thy patriotic coun-
tenance again be shed amongst us, TO re-
joice the hearts that have so long and
hopelessly yearned for thee. Ever Of
thee We are fondly Acknowledgements
not in grieving the spirits that love thee
-"come forth in thy beauty, thou marvel
of duty )" persist not in wandering thro'
strange iands-trust not the cold chart
ties of the wor1d-return to the friends
of thy boyheod, and gladden. the home
Of thy youth to our hearts we would
fondlx press thee-deny us not longer
the joy of thy presence, but return again
to abide with us, Oh, Wilhelml
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'xiili her nom lin. HIS sasy esss l0vs
Tor the coppsrhead faith M Aass ns e
ID SEo mora than isastiSe b he gez isfnaa
rom Dubucua, bst hs VI svidsnsly g
Ger h;ra--at lsass Is lssks that way
I. and members ne evidently expecting y
when thas e0rnes hope We can INFORM
yo., Il shs result. I sincerely hope ne
rsntlsaer may be able @ prevent his
s !, ofenmity towards those Southern
sYnpathszers fron csrryas hmm a's.y
nom the real subject At issue. His friends
feel some uneasiness In that restion,
but / will post yeu when the tnae
cnmea. tssszassss'e'.ssr
This z. 3. question promises 70 last
some time yet. and after its disposal the
session viii soon close, LOBBY. ,
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oeheFs three oufth: ~ sss oPLonFntS
on TINS noof 70 me pollcy OF rs ~
sFe the Iilends more par'iculaty o. the
Ceoar hapias ana Aissoarl hi" OF, n. ~
Co'' an" aii the rign', 10 l@"aS 'liA$ sAil
ROAD mas OF ever nsa = oasea ON tne F!gh l!
ana power IN the otate 70 resume so tn -,
unless the question Is falsea again oy
some gentleman "ail tr ed, 'he hrss prop
osition as disposcd Oh Inc secohn prop
ositlon' rs 1t necessary !. is perhaps the
most important oranch Of OF ths whoie suo-
lect' In order that we may fuiiy under
stand where we are Going IL Is perhaps
best hrst to inquire what rights the kall7
roads lave, and whether they mare iorc
felted any OF these rights. by the act OF
Congress passed May 10, 1922 certain
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you, sir, that although there are. lands
claimed BY the B. & III. Railroad il, Mills
county, about the title of which there Is
MO controversy and W hich have been Ger.
tilted 70 them, by Gov: Lowe, yet that
certificate was made as every lawyer
knows contrary 70 law The 9TH section
of the act of G0mgregs granting these
hands to the States prnyidss the Tnanner
in which they are 10 be appropriated. -
And accarding tp that act the Railroad
company are only entitled to 100 sections
at q time. and the amount must lie inn
mediately IN advance Of the road aa IL is
,completed, We,can unquestionably 10.
sumo all land, which have not been legal
y sold or certified, and the construction
I give toFthe iaw Of Congress d concurrsd
IN hy every lawyer here err sF,os I.
The substitute offered by the honsra-
bic gentleman ffom .Clinton,. for the bin
TO resume, which introduced, so far 81
the interests which I. Represents are con-,
cerned, wia leave ag in o. worse coYrdi4;ota
than now. Is recognizes that ths Rail.
road company has legal rights to these
swamp lands, which I most enphaticalfy
deny. IL proposes to- declare that the,
Railroad Composites iaayso cosnplied with,
the sonditions imposed by law, which. If
true, the 3. 4 u. r. r. r. would now be
running within twenty miles of GlenwoodI
where u reside. To this provision enter
my most solemn protest. That. Sir,
would entlsle them to the lands certified.
by Gov. Lowe two hundred miles in adj
vance os the rsad. which. ID nnjastv and
directly contrary to the plain provisions
Of existing laws. This road having b, an
erroneous construction of their mkAnE.
procured scerti6cskes b. AL their Iansisa