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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
WHARF BOATS.
SUBSTITUTRs,

TIE HIGH EST PRTCE PAID FOR 81 RSTT-
= tatss- Aiscs Substitutes furnished On the best
knqutre ef DE- GRAHAM
wslksrs Re~. Thlrd. at, BET sy0AzasTs aad Vine
k1x28-H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
BOILER MAKER.
GROCERIES.


05n LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA sAcsAsE-
KIIlOrT.s FAMILY GROCERY.
EO BUSHELS FREsH GROuHD cORE NAL
OU II stsFe sd fr saie Is
ELLI0TTss FAMILY GROCERY.
Z poZ, NO. TUBs:
~ dos. Ne. -
10 Net q IN East1 tubsg
- aux. assorted Rolling Ptzsk
dox Better Psaffo4s
! dez Prints.
80 BASKETS, asaeFfs6 ssxeSs
jest FeosfTs4 and for sale Il
ELLTGTT.s FARTLT GROCERY.
nHK HzEarsa rs. cAoles Tabss Better.
" 50 Jzzs
guzt rvcssxsS aad for sslsat
ELLToTT-s FAMILY GROCERY.
FINKS BARRELs L.Fgs Pickles, for ssls 81 the
4 donsn, hanars6 - barrel, At
KLLI0TT'e FAMILY GROCERY
LuFTY Doz. ASSORTED HuFa sd ss4ksE
II Bzeoms,
10 aO1. Fansy Hearth Bseousi
10 tsz. - Wkizk -
gasa rss-gvs5 sd ZEE sac 1t
ELLI0TT's FAMILY GRoCEBr.
TWO THOUSAND LBS CAolss sukAr caFs1
Il Drand Beef A Biss aFsieis.
Fer sals ~ ELifOTTrs FAMILY GROCERY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
EanCy Good@,
SELLING OFF.
Selling off at Cost.

THE UEDERsIGstD D. DEafnous or cLos-
i Ing ons = stock ~ ss1dlsry, Offers n sell his
stock u sa16Ies aud BarBaas o. ssss tken eest,l
II hof sIfpOssd u b the Jst ef octetef ths So
PHIL. KrLEBs
ssgfD-t sesi 81 Nain IT. or ceaTs Hee.s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

fufi Tea Hsts Urbs, rilehsfr.
Dinner snd Brsakfasf esstsse, csas Deeksls. Up,
Gobssfs, Better Dishes, Tkbts asso Ia - gepss
KuIyes and Fsrks napkii nlnes asd Lads.
celia - . n -
- "A SIX a. HslAszs i5ss--f
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
Gn6a'S 9tntbcil att Der SnbafS.
crntn

Sefdnntlitb tiefert bieie Snfet in Der
berdbmten SueIta De 2tbaio. Elm 3u Re.
9enjet I6eribwemmte5 llferlano, ben
felniten SabaP, Den man allaemeiu fir
oas ei9entlids 6auanna 9i9arren.1 .1ates
rial bait. Dem 1T isoob 0ur1au5 nitbt
70. Rdb y. Siper5 ibcroen auf Cuba
9e0en 264 Mi(lionen 9i9arren aug aus.
ldnolibtm Sabaf 0eorebt, m6breno i'm
Sabre 1854 nur etpa 25I,3I3, 900 6bte
Giearren ausgcftibrt ipuroen. Die SSus
| fsI ielblt, no ale @efbletbter uno lls
tersfIaffen, Den Sdu9Iin9 ausoenommsn,
rau6en. Uerbraubt tdeliCb cine Summe
bon 5 WilIiOncn (; cine Sddsun0, melbe
INNER nur 2000 Stid i6brlib auf ben
&opf bere6net. 2(baio lipot ettua 81
Weilen BON Der 9apanna entfernt uno
fbliebt Elm 8ebiet BON II 81 Suotrotz
mcilen Elm, iuelbes 0ltlb pom 9tio Sonoo
ODER @oniuIacion slSur, ipefftit6 pom
Jtio Gupa9uateie ooer Mantua, i'm 9tor=
oen bon Der Sierra Waorr, i'm Sdcen
Don Dem Der WeeresfGife atciCblaufenoen
8tirteI Der p0Ima 8arrigcnna umfdumt
Nib. OT Sabae biefr5 8ebietes III,
pioeriprebeno osn 9erpObnliben 2(nfbau:
un9en eG6 euopiifben @audrr6, icbr
ounfel. 2(bcr ipLbit in oitfir brucr;uo
ten 9an6fdaft aitt c5 meGr ortr mncCr
be9Gnitiote 2dnetrtitu Sic &e9a Gel
@oroio unb oa5 Gbal pG5 5lufgS ct.
Sebatfian liefert oa6 feinlie &raut. st,
pa 10000 Qrbeiter merotn auf CUBA
beim Sabafsbau bei16fti9t, melte ouf
etwa 10000 pfanjun9en tbati8 iino.
SIN Sabre 1860 CAB e6 i'm Q8efos.
partement, rpslbes Die ibtchtclte Gortc
liefert, 967, i'm Stbparttmtnt, mtl6tm
bic 8uetta be 2ttojo an9eboyt, II45 elm
3elne pHanjun9sn. SDr Rein9Npinn
niro nur pon Ger 9ultur oe5 Gacao Gbers
trcFen, 70 oaB Oisier Ubenan ftebt, wiD.
reno in obltei9enoer Reibe Sobaf, 3ufer
uno 8ananen, Snoi8o, Mai6 ooer Sa9o,
&eiS ODER Waniot, enoIid 8affse fcl9en. |
~ Oa6 8sttsr-beuts worm. NOR.
oen fo(t,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
Gle Gepperbeaoe uno Ole Geyalen
f..I Dreoiavr.

r. SO 1T beoauerIitb pie sornio bic Sop.
perbeaos tibrr Gle lopaten preoioer uno
ole Elr6en rporin fie preoi9en fino. Sc
tpinrert oies un6 aber gar niCbt, oenn fie
fDelten ia tiber Il 4 e6 oas 9ut, lobens.
Dertb, lcpal uno patrictifb it. - Saa
Neueite pcourb fir ibren 70 fpbr bittern
9aB fest au6tiben, brItebt oarin, Dap fie
ibren 9etreuen befebIen:
t7id1ts mebr an 9eoadbte IeyaGe Ore.
,oi8er eoCr ibre Rirdbsn 3u br3ablen
OieS 1T oo1 febr fb0u, ober pirftid
aub febr ften, uno Self. Souis mdroe
gang 0epi6 Den ndmIidban 8efebl aeben
Saben aber Die Gopperbeao6 f6on BAR
an 9eoa6t, Dap Elm folder 8efebl Die
HnionIeute bepe8en f6nntr, 9lei6 fate
ntbt6 mebr an @opperbcoo 0reoi9er Al
be5ablen 2 Sci ieecd, Sem rpie CO i6iQ -
bic uniOnIeute rperoen iib nur febr pen.
10 I'm ienen Sefebl befdmmern, 0enn fl
tonnen ibre ei9ene Qreoi9er bp3abIen unC
ibre ei9ene @Otte6bduler dufretbt erbaI.
ten uno f0nnen gang rpObt 0 ) ne oic
@opperbeaos tbun unO fortfomuen. -
9aben Die @opperbeaos, Die obi9cn 8e.
febl 9e9eben, oie5 eeb0rt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
R@HUIasnpt ptnnlplpant[et glta!m.ntr 5

R@-GUl9snbs psnnlyIuanil&s 8ssimsnttr f.
fnbsn FG Bel SGsrmun uuf feinsm nsusn 5sIb'
,uss burGs SrJ Der CONFEDERATION
2s. 8ssiEsnt, Col. GGgnt 20. RtSt,, eisat.
Col. Q. @. 3ulia +; 46. @st., Col. 8. 9.
SEfrisbs, Grmmanbunt Der 1. 9Hsabe 2. De
pifun tss 20. GrmsseOrps, 9itut.. Col. SO. 8.
5OuIt pun Yttsburs, itbt tsI IsInsm Rtstmsnt,
MuiUr patrid @riIfitb, In Commando +; 73.
109. unb 147, Col. 9urbss anup's 9uttsrts,
Capt. 81. g. SICun, rRs eitutmnnts u. SSan,
unS gD. gf. StUIss swdr eIsutnunts g. 80.
MeStUsFsY unb g. Sanmann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
Gin Eaubnlaro.

SJn Ger Ie8hn8 8obe it Der tetlore &6rs
per ol5 Capt. 9enrp S. Serter, in
oim De!omarr GluB, bei @afon, uno nas
81 Der gtienelbabn Srdde auf9efunoen
WoyOsn. 0arfelbe entbieIt cine beoeutens
e 2(ajQDt Wlefrlfidle uno 70 mar ibm
auD Der 0irnfbGosl ein9eIblaeen-tppI.
sbe6 5uIamnen oen 8ewei6 Iiefert, baB Ell
7uf cine brutale @eife ermoroet poroen
1T. t0r. Serter iou BEL Sreeman6burq
8eIbdfte tetrieben baben, uno man min
rpihan, cap CT 5ur 8eit Der grmorouno
cine beoeutenoe Summe @elo (Wanb(
bebaupten SSOO) forpie cine tpertbuoQt
So&ubr unO Settle bel ff9 9ebobt babe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

lln9 Il tf.-Sn Der teBten @c6e III
auf Der Rie9eIbabn bei Gata iauqua, bies
fem Gauntp, Elm Wann iiberfobren uno
oermaben UerR RtimpPlt poroen, oaB ev oos
Grei9niB nur cine 0on5 fur;e 3eit tibprs
tctte,-uno 70 1T audi an 9pnanntem Srt
ciNcm onNern Monn, in ePoabter @ccbe
Gin Gein ob9efabren moroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

iuelbss aber natiirii6 alles Uerf6wunben
mar, als Der 36rper ouf9efunoen tpuroe.
SO iino bereit5 eini9e 9erfonen auf Ser
oaDt, oen Woro Uerdbt ju baben, arretirt
uno ein9efte6t ipor6en. S0offentli1 piro
man bic SDdter ousmitteIn f6nnen--oas
nit fie ibrer peroienten Strafe, fir biefe
f6redlide SDlt, ni6t entoeben f6nnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
NicaeIbal,n IInoliir

2tm teBten Samita9 8ormitton 1T 6r.
2( y Ton or m, auf Der Sf.Vean.
iDluania GiIenbaDn, obErbotb Sopfon in
Serf5 @auntp, ourb einen Rarrcn,uo
iberfobren uno plobli6 9et6otct moyocn.
@r mar etlpl &C Sabren alt unb binter.
ldbt cine Satin, uno Sine Qnidbl crs
wabfene &incer, feinen plGeIiben 6ins
gang Su betrauern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
9mt9e une unwioerfprcbIibs rDabr
40 bciten.

Sas e66ertibfte bon allem 9Gherli6s
en- uno 8erd6tli6lte BON attem Seribt.
ti6en lit, tpenn oeouneene, uno babel feDr
pero6bti8e 3eitun96 Gcribbler in Dem
Sisnite Der GUpperD3ao5, fib uOn 9Bobe
Su @obe iheinDeiti9er un0 li9cnblfter
gSeiie, tiber bObe 8e9ierun93sSaren be.
tta9en, uno fomit Die Stimm9eber burb
6umbu9, 9e9en Die 2incoln.Iominittra.
ticn ia brin9eu iuben- tpcl1eS @eIb6ft
Die 9emeinten S6Iepibte uno 8Wbreder
f1on 81 tan9f tetriaben Daben, tn0 Udre
Dem nibt 70. 70 UertaBa man fitb nur barr
ouf, Der Grieo pdre ftOn lingIf Su Gns
bs. 2(ber parum 1T bic6 UerdbtltD uno
lGbertid, f0nnte UiaOeibt Elm 3Onber
fraoen q 81 0craoe baBpc9tn, lprit Die
Ib lclblt 70 nennenoe Demcfroten cams
a II c.i'n 9 0 uto bGran Iinb, 6ob
mir ie pinen ciny9cn Gent GevfnutsGar
in iroeno elmer SorIn ocer untir ir9tno
einem 9tamcn, IA ir0Gno cinen cin3j9n
Sent Sountp sHSHr, GcmnHtaticY, corr
Subititut6 6elo ju beS1Dlrn bl!ten -
oenn bStten fie Den 3ric9 uiLbt anRefans
oen, uno 9tiemanD fdmpf9t il Qe1En bic
Union otS luie lla, oaNn II! IS cs;5 T0n.
nenfloy oab fol6e 8;51biuu9,n nit nctb.
wpnoia 0eDoroen nirtn. - Sin itSt5
Rino 0on 7 Sabrcn PlnD Ci!5 ceD Ieut.
lib einfcbcn, uno Die GoppTb1ao5 iuo
ourddu5niht UNm0geno obi8en cpia2n
@obrDrittn ;u rUioGrlprCJeR o2er oieiel,
be AUDI nur tReiltptiie um5uitoBea.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
DPrG 0 ca.

9eiterp uerfammette fiD Der Gon9reG
Der Sereini9ten Staaten gu 8afbin8ton.
SO miro oieS cine pi6ti9e Sieun0 pers
oen. Die 8otfboft bes prdfoenten, lpers
oen mir nddite @ote mittbeilen-oieftI'
be miro ebenfolt5 Elm wi6ti9e5 Document
fpin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
Ter perfubtr I1euvorF 5eee0Ion s1Toro
.- f branc

ltebcr biefen b6ttifben Serfub Der ido.
liben Sroitors uRo ibrer n6roliden Soe(s
ferebelfer, Die Stoot gteuporf in l(I6e
5u le9en, ftnOet Der 9eIer noh Wandr6
in Der beuti9en 3eitun9. Qber pie lPbr
fble6t Die eipoer6 Der Gcpperbeao. War
tbei ftnb, berpei6t oeraoe Ger l1mifano, 0aB
tie ou6 fein @ort oes Sood8 oeBpeoen
ousjuOrdGen baben-ia Dap fe Mot fin.
NAL etrpa6 Dauon rpfftn Uolten. - Sb
tDie ibIeDt 1T oie5 ? GbrIiDe Demofra,
ten, Sbr f3nnt 5ufGnftttN ni1t mebr nit
elmer folben 9artbPi ftimmen-uno menn
Sbr tbut, oann in Der Shat 9eb6rt Sbr
in Die ndmli6e Glafe nit oeoa1tcn Cop.
perbcaos osMorobrenner, Union 8er(t6rer
uno Sraitor6. Sa eDrIitbe Demofroten,
itberle9et es woDI ebe ibr rpieocr nit fol-
ben boIem uno 8efdbrIiben WenTcben
ftimmt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
ein patrietifd,er alder stimmacber.

2(m ucrteeten DienitaD itimmte 6err
Samuel @en9er, Elm @rei6 bon So Sabz
rem, in @cft Garl &fp, 9anealter @auRtD,
rppbnbaft, fur 4brobam Ginccln unb ins
Gem er feincn Stimm3cttel binreitbte, lis6
ct Die 8emereun9 fallen, ct CLAUDE, feline
Stimms fir 9ineoln UPrribte senIelben
Oisnit in llntererddun9 Der 8ebelIion,
als Of er enen Rebsllen 9etGotct b6tte.-
2tlS por Slpci Sabrsn elm 2(ufruf fir 9eins
mano fir {Dcfpitaljwide er0ino, CAB Der
ndmlihc altt $3err. oa ct 9eraSe feline
lsincntn eumptn porrdtbi9 bate, fein
Qobjeit6bemO, mclbr6 er lGn9er ols
Elm babies S0Drbun6ert aufbeWaDrt bate,
fur cen 8enannten 3peG, nit Der 8cmers
PunG, zap ftin te6ertr @ebraub oapon
9imldt lU3roen f0nne.-(8olf6fro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

SieIe Re9imenter umfafen bic 9an;e
Streitma6t, bic am 8. ju &in9fton lag.
Sine 9roBe Sabl SOloaten in beia9ten
Sfe9imentern beitebt aus lu6ldnoern uno
iunoen eeuten, Die nob ni6t pobIbere6s
tiot Iinb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
Gie GeppCrbcaee uno Ole faoIicben zci
ttingen,


Die GoppPrbroo 3eitunQen bpmibsn
fib 9e9em6rti0 febr ibre @etreuen oiou.
ben gu MAIDEN, bic fiiolben uno jibcr.
baupt bic SiOmono aeitunQen frfucten
itd,- febr iiber bic @ieOererlpGbluno Ses
u bra Da m 2incoln, al6 6r6ff.
bent Der 8er. Staaten. 6aB bic YG5Tb.
liben fib ober iiber DEN 1[nsaane Ger
28abt fteuen, 1T ft6er nibt w0brobi6s
Deritebt ftb oob bon ietblt-oenn man
bat e6 il nob 9an5 friitb i'm 2(noenf,n,
oaB Die fGolidben HebeUen uno llnionsprs
ttorer fi6 70 febr freueten uno 70 febr oe
frobloft baben, ol6 fie bGrten baf; gfc:
= 9leila moon Oen SopperbeaoS ol6Orefi.
oents=Sanoioot auf9eltcllt poroen fei-
ia Dies 9ef1oD in allen Sbpilen ibrer 2(rz
NEE. Qub Bat man Go ebenfoQS nod
tril6 i'm 9eodbtniB, oo6 Die fH0li1en
Hebellen uno Wl6roer cine 0roBe l(n,abl
unierer @efdn9enen los0aben, ouf bas
Serfpreben, o06 fie fir Wcgle(ton finn
men ipoltten. 98sr oa6 nitbt Uerfprab,
fonnte nltbt to5fommen. ST e6 paber
nun ni(bt cine Sdlanbe ben Serfu6 3u
MAIDEN, baS SOLE 9sraoe ba5 @p9cntbeil
olauben Su MAIDEN 2 Cider 1T e8 einc
eipioe SDanoe Sa ibr Gcribbler, oie6
9ebt nibt-eine iolde Offenbare 9doc
9taubt fein perniinfti9er Wenib. Qber
Die @etreuen er@opperbeao 2ieoer mdIs
fen ftb ccb altju9robe 9umbu99ereisn,
Sd9en, II. I. 10. auftifben unO 0efa(en
Ia6en-fo Uiel 70, Dap man fts in Der
Sbat beoauern rnuB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

ta-Ois RrtbOttfn Der Der. eiaatsn tatn
itts ,wan,ig 3abrcn unssfdsr 60 s6uIsn srsran.
bat Snb nit js tut&f&niitIi6 10000 2talr aus.
grlattst. Das ma&t ttitSuFg brittbaIb MilIc.
nft 36alH,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

Gd5 Grmuttt. Gin Wann glamtus Scln ear-
Irr, vcn Glu Gdrtcn, 5o7r EauridIp, rrurtt
farlidl ven rnsm nntrn Wnnnr, Nam'nS gat'
rid Grpun, rmortsf Gr n0itIt tirsa St&
ms scr, NIB mr0yrre anpHt gGunS,n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
Girfer s hnre.

gS 9,ibs, rag sUIden glltS unb &llama,oo
an Der Did Central. Giisnbatn br Saass snsn
SUP unb lsQsnwsiie fCsar 80 3pa titf tiF0t,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

oenen Sarfe. SoI6 oarauf bemerfte ct,
Dap cine dnoere am SuBe Der Woorlfrafe
lie9enoe Sorfs cbenfols In 8rano ae.
iteGt iei. 2luf beiben Sobrjeu9en 0e.
lang ee Die Slammen ju I6fden uno ouf
beloen tano ii0 cine Serbrobene StaI6e
NIT pbo6pbor, Elm SPlpeis, oaB AUDI bies
ie Sronoitiftun9eR BON bcrielbsn 8ers
fbW0rerbanoe ous0e9an9en Waren.
Oa9 etnstge 9rDBe SD
tel, lDel0e8DDl1 SEN WfDrb'
brennerlt beri0Ollt iDltr-
BE, TT baS NenDDrf 9Dtel
I'M SrDabWap, baS berit0-
tt9te 0anptqu1rtier aQer
GOpperbeabS unb &ebelS
lenfreunbe It. ber 9Aupts
HdmmelplaB Der iO9elt1llt-
te1t fltblt6en Slit6tltn9e.
@enerot . t bat, mie bsreitS berid)s
tet, ener9li6e MoBre9eln er9rltten, I'm
Die Stabt 9teuporf su fbdeen une meb:
rere Der 4r0Bten 0otClbaItrr 9aben 5000
&Daler Selobnuno ouf bic @nteefun9
Der SbGter 9eleet. 2(ud Die poliBei bat
| lbre pFid)t 9etban uno ibre Wa6iamPelt
| 1T bauptf6dtid) bic Serbdtun9 9roBern
llnbeits Su peroanfen. Sefo erbdrmli'
der uno pHibtuer9e fener bat ll6 ea9es
gen Der 9opperbeao= 8oupern0r uno Der
@opperbeoo: :MapOr benommen. Weeer
Die GinfG(le ocr Retellen bon 9andoa
nod bic Gntoedun9 oes &ebslIsn Com
plots in Gbieaoo, nob enoti6 Die oireetr
gSarnun9 Die ibnsn BON Der StI9ierun0
Su9in9, fonnte ita bepe9en, iraeno mel
de Sorfibtsmafrs9eln ju treHen, nod
baben fie biz ieet ir0eno etpa5 9etban,
na5 jur @ntoefun9 Der Sbdter fibrcn
ooer Die @jeoerbolun8 6bnli6er Sbano'
tbaten ucrbiten f0nnte.
NA6 GDpDerbe1b = Ntt>
ft6ten 1T ebet AQeS re6t,
mas bic vfIbli0en Sril>
Ser" tbutt utb lpentt ite
un8 Bic SduIer itber Benz
GDpfe abbrenne11, lD b1>
ben Wtr nt6t 5lt ml1rre1t,
IDnbsrn unS fitr bic gnd>
btge Strafe 9ebDrfamit 5lI
bebanfett.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

sG@gin' Statiilsf SwtfmtIiGt fcisentt gln1d,
tm itU bic 3aQG Ter YsriOnm. pslde ii, srSbtm
Sirhtn In europa faiisn l5nnn tie ct. Vtisrf.
frGs in Stem $4,000, tH Gem in Waifart
$4,000, bic Ct. gautstir&s In eCntun 25 900 ,
bic sb'malt9s Srpbisnfir&s in GOnitanlinuprI, bic
in cine NrfGst umSswanpttt II, $4,000, Ncu
Dame In paris "a, 900 gnIpnm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06

~ Oa6 8stter-beute worm, NOR
gen folt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
GotaIe Mebrbsit 9IO5
3erFe GauntV.
Sac IIIiIouri s3eIoaten. l1etlim

Die bi8 gum Sreita9 einoslaufercn
@abIberibte bon DER Irmee eraeben fcls
aenoe8 RefuItat ber2(tftimmun0 Der Mif.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
SOloatennbifimntun9em bet Der
lesfem 9SrdffbenteutpabI

hcISh TSEuitUChASHAunDt'
Sol9en6eS 1T toS @eiammtreiultat Der
SoIbotenQbftimmun9 in QbiIaoslpbIo
Sir 9incGln 1910
Sir McGleltGn 1856
qmcoLn'5 Mebrbeit 1854
24enn Dierau bic Diefi9e StimmcnmeDt:
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14
me Fourteenth indiana

Was organized the 10th of May, 1861,
and was the first regiment mustered in
the State under the three years call. 1t
was mustered into the service on the 7th
day of June, 1861, and numbered ], O46
men, officers and enlisted men. Il en-
tered Virginia on the 9Th of July, 1861,
and joined General Mcclellan, and was
present at the battle of Rich Mountain
Since that time it has been engaged in
forty battles and skirmishes, has cap
tured over one thousand prisoners, five
pieces of artillery and three battle flags.
In every battle in which it has been en-
gagged it has beaten the enemy immedi-
ately opposed to it When the regiment
left the State it was armed with muskets.
Since it has been in the field it has been
armed with rifles which the men have
captured from the enemy. Two of its
Colonies have been made Brigadier Cen
erals. II. has never lost but two men ia
ken prisoners in actual battle, and has
had one hundred officers and men killed
and over six hundred wounded in battle.
1t now numbers three hundred and nine
ty-eight, rank and file, two hundred and
three of the number being fit for duty
Ind. Jour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14
0LIucOIn's the Man,

In the Journal of yesterday we sug-
gested the propriety of presenting Mr..
Lincoln to the people of the United
States for reelection without the formal
ity of National Convention. We were
then under the impression that our State
Convention, to be held on the 22d of
February, would be the opening conven-
ton of he campaign. We had forgot
ten that New Hampshire was in advance
of us. The State Convention of that
thorough-going New England Common
wealth met on the 9th inst, and was
characterised by great enthusiasm.
Gov Gilmore was re-nominated by accla
nation and resolutions expressing con-
fdence in the integrity and financial
ability of Secretary Chase were enthusi-
astieally adopted. But the browning act
of the Convention was the adoption of
the following resolution:
Resolred, That Abraham Lincoln by
the exercise, during the severest trials
and most dangerous crisis in the nation s
history, of unequaled sagacity and states
manship, of a moderation and prudence
which experience has shown to be the
highest wisdom, by his spotless integrity
of personal character, above reproach,
and above suspicion, and by his slowly
formed yet unalterable determination
that the triumph of the Constitution and
the Union over Secession and treason
shall be the final triumph of liberty
throughout the nation, has received and
merited the abiding confidence of the
people to an extent never awarded to
any other public man since Washington;
that the best interests of the country de.
mand that the complete destruction oil
the rebellion, and the restoration o.
peace, prosperity and the Union should
be achieved under his administration o.
the Government; and that we, therefore
declare Abraham Lincoln to be the PEG
pies choice for reelection to the Presi
dency in 1864.
The mere reading of this resolution
was too much for the dignity of the Pu
ritanic State. The delegates at once
rose to their feet with waving hats ant
adopted it amidst the widest enthusiasm
Nothing was said in it about Nationa
Convention. That was unnecessary
They felt that Lincoln was the man, anc
it did not require National Convention
to tell them SO. We hope other State
will follow the example of New Hamp
shire, and let Mr.. Lincoln 60 before tn,
people as the embodiment of the Uniol
sentiment of the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

B1 The Sixth District Democratic
Convention, held at Indianapolis on the
9Th inst, adopted the following resolu-
ton:
That in the person of Gen. George B.
Mcclellan, we recognize national and
a conservative man, tried and true
soldier and patriot, one every way quail.
fed to become our standard bearer in
the approaching Presidential contest.
Yet, while the Convention adopted
this resolution, it elected as delegates to
the National Convention A. B. Conduit
and Fl. Fl. Dodd, both of whom made
speeches in the Convention against Gen.
Mcclellan. Consistency, what a jewell
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

B8- Grafton F. Cookery, for num-
Der of years, the editor and proprietor Of
the Terre Haute Journal has recently
retired from the editorial control of that
sheet, and is succeeded by John Bowling,
Esq, formerly one of the editors Of the
Wabash Courier, leading Harrison pa
per in 1910. Mr.. Cookery was a little
too much in favor of vigorous prose
cution of the war to suit the leading
lights of the so called Democracy of Vi
go. Mr.. Bowling held office at Washington
under the = old public functionary," and
is understood to be a believer in the
principal measures advocated by that
gentleman in his messages to Congress
and his public acts generally. Mr.. D..
is bold and vigorous writer, and has
mad much experience as journalist
Put Rep. Banner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

DISTRESS. Several gentlemen, who
have Just arrived at Nashville from the
front, give terrible accounts of the suf-
ferings of the people in all the country
south and west of Murfreesboro. Many
families are nearly perishing with cold,
and starving from want of absolute ne
cessaries of life. Even among those sol
diers who are well provided for there has
been much suffering since the cold wealth.
er set in, and there are others whose
clothing is wholly or partially worn out,
or lost, who are suffering dreadfully.
One gentleman suggests the establish.
ment by she military authorities Of a
home for the destitute in the neighbor
hood of Stevenson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-14

R9 JEFF. Davis may sheer at our
blockade as a mere paper one, but very
significant proof fits tightness sthat the
Legislature of Alabama has voted that
the carpets of the elegantly furnished
State capitol at Montgomery shall be cut
up into blankets for the Alabama soldiers
ofthe rebel army. Such measures would
not be adopted were there not an extreme
necessity existing to supply the troops
with covering during this Indictment seas
on--Lou. Joatr