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Nu1uuu Ex.z1iIxy, or Ehysfo2oSa-
cuI Researches.
shoult ne rtad hy everybody. II treats Or AND
aad u1hnppJ contamination may tc suhxerteG. win
sure method Of dlspelltnE tht n.isstsings n1n! r
.ericnce In entering the EoarE2Sc etste Sold BY uk
a. 4. BARROW, 1s4 H!eeckeI street, New fetk.
erice Is GEMS Mailed ffea Gvrrywhere.
Ta ~ md Also al Il BCUEIt, &c Randolph street,
CuicMrQ Ill. de2,.E!.-1f-N
, 1864-02-19

PETITE T. SMITH.
{sucreaors to T. u. Turlsy T. Co..
FORWARDING / COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
South Water ss-ee,. sossss o5 state, Chicago;
COPARTNERsR1P NOTICE.
The upaes1,encd hare this day formed cop.rsncr-
ship under the nanc snd style OF
uA1THIs d. uRoTHER, Of Chicago,
Fnr tie transaction of the Wholesale and Beta lroS.
ETEx1, NAr1s g5oaT, Wt0o1 S1oGx1 an4 snGny ~;
Rooms.
No. 9O7 Lake Street
SsHS!s SS5S zSfoz 8 ostzS355|R5z s345g5n tsztS34|R5z;
THE CoPARTNERSHIP
ths day dissolved p mutual eoa.sat sim1si snaeS
sd - L alene nutso1iztd 70 ate Of The Late
nm 10 tht set1eEaent of ats hg9tnoss @ g; crro1n
Ss,ssss; ssit rs. as'' SE5 Sf6 u: sHASWkroao How
r1sSOLUTION.-The co-partner-
tsnt ne business q 81 snc late i'm w Esttsd by
+ 1siease' + s.ee:i :iieb. l. issA +. 5. GfBBs.
co-PARrKERsHlp-1hc urdersined havc this
dsy formed a eo-pxrtnefsh!r ppder the nasne and
+. s. CHRIS l. CO.,
and Wilt e6ntinuc the GencFsl Commission business
atE and ef south Water street. r !. H1Hbn. 1.,;
Chicago, Feb. Is, 1a;i fcl7-xS35-ss
GOPARTN ERSI4IP NOTICE.
~ r. s9 s'f1f5 ~ 81
ssne'' 4 saHf r. G'a s:eRa ssA
.tMc.Eo. Jan Z: 1851. JeztutsE1n
, 1864-02-19
TsiIlx-Tsrcsuxmc

y .
Elurins this dea,eatc dics c.rert.nrc
great tclai by ueInr ths mild cnthast1c medicine for
css viii u thry are subject ut this period. rney
@rc Erniln stimulus to the circulation, Hnd purfty
lad G1pcI al tloAc Aumnf1 hitch ifrIf1tc the :.
End bnwcts. They are 10 mild thst tho NEST ecAte
cuntstutlo1 may 1ake lAca With perfect Aafesy. For
r. Lar. ol y e theE sre equally adapted eoa by
DIR. .8a11ae9,
Formerly Of James+ Hoap,tnl, Custom House street,
New Orleans. LA., established in 1850. now permA
1cntly located nj 6e 71ndvlph street, Chicago, Hu
u tht t.eair tt y OLD tHFoslt ME-
Exln D1sEAers AND Dt oRnEEs Or A. C0FrAo19ua
tENLRAL CHARAcTER. Cures them Without rtsortnG
to Mercury, loprpk, !oT Areenic my poson,
but with EEUTRAl1KEB, f-c5lTIyE CDR4 for 2A
hnE,ors is md mood n,akont. IL =, GAMMA, sc.s,..,
Soctnrnnl and Diurnas Emis+lons brpu%ht Oh BY
Htuse Of the Eyxtcm. carly tndlscrelocs, ezcras
cut,od hefpditariiy, causng loes Of memory Goa
With uef dcpleFablc trzin et symptoms. treated am!
:adicsny cured By Inta1ilble method tavtnE much
zine and expense. Glcr, GonorEtlea Structure. and
81 pssaisr to the aexes "fs psi'@te NATURE
old Dssases Of the MOST uoIzRnLE CLASS.
hlotchce the face, small waier5 bllscss pains U
the head and boncs liberated shtoat nose, Limbs an
cody scrorula, together will An ent3ess number o1
Dr. amce is RECOMMENDED by the press gcncra1ls OF
he South, the medical facrty and professors OF med.
cAt colleges etc. Those afflicted shonid apply fmmt
1iEtelS aud tc cured OF tAcfe terrible dtseascs-
Remember Dr.. Jamedf oflce and Paf1oS ere It Vi
rnnTGfDiSa1 1ek-WG15eW
, 1864-02-19

K4Nfr Dye! FA1tT Eyy&@
nkCHE1o6's celebrated HAIR DTEIs THE nzsr
N THx WORLD. The only HAnM1E 1Ess, TECs nnd REIi:
-chancrs BED, Rusty or Grey IIalr Instantly, u Il
sosa N45r1At Ss l1|uEtE saE
ma bcautifui imra7ts f.b vitasIty, e9aently Fes-
nE IT, prss,!os soler aa1 reetss 70 II 1aeGts .!
IloK iii ottera arc mcrc tmltAuons. and SHOULD be
:vetted. Said BY MI DrusGfss. Ac. Factory. Bat
.lR7 street, Eew YQ7G- tSSER82ly+
, 1864-02-19

formcs!: Assistant surgeon to Dc Eofo Bosrital,
sania Marie: 1,saen. iortuGal. and Surgeon to Ho.
1inse 70 tne tseatmtnt OF blood diseases
t9f moro tnkn talrtv ycafa. Ten years practice Ia
sso rerut.,!oa IN curing scrofnla, Eryspct.s Rheo.
5sausa,: ana AL blood dtscases, Nervous DtnilftT
1sa esats 'i enS e,rsrssnE diseases neaen 70 's1l
Nnseutn at i1b South CAEk street P0. Bex - ~
she9s4c Il seat In pottagc stamps. The .1
E1Ate4, ~ fe3-T6t4E44
, 1864-02-19

"usDER WHICH KsG."-A German papcr
states thar On a recent Sunday there were etor-
my scenes In some Of the churches ia Holstein.
AgEeat number Of pastors limited themselves
Hlegitimate Sovereign" aud so kept open q
line Of retreat to either camp. Pastor Han
SON. Of Wansback, who knew the temper Of
bis people. prayed simply ''for the king"
without adding the name Of Christian X;
mutt ufose ii tie congregation and several
noisily left the church. In . church at Kiel,
Pastor 1ulcman pr1yed for King Christian
TX, "on condition that he be recognized by
the Germanic Diet.' The declaration WAS re-
ceiyed BY Kisses and laughter.
. TA party Of eight or ten soldiers entered
tho Democrat Office at In Porte, rndiana, on
Monday evening last, and cleaned the thing
out The Democrat has been one of the most
malignant of the disloya1 sheets.
, 1864-02-19
4UtAl Aeat k3s - see Ssss$
1TAHrTT1E9.

...-.-- - AfABn1T1Es..
The amount Of liabilities, due or rot due, 70
hst ks or other sledi:oEs. ...:....:.... None.
Losses adjusted sna not dnc: $500 50
Losses unadtustcds In suspense. waiting for
All otAtr claims aEalnHt the Company are +,
small. Tor printing, &c.
Total liabilities ..-..... .......-.:..t t16 ~ s.
SEtnsMs M rstSHSted taEf no IF Twenty
TGe tIeatest aaognt II any ene siH tozn: ,Il3aGe
materials tnd the means OF arrfat1nE nres
Copy u the charter on lid with tbs Auditor ofmi-
THOMAS HANDER, President,
Ase11nzd, hTcaEs T. 5a6aar7 h51sEx seiisstaFs'
hsi 0''a' 2aaA3' 4''. -eo.: ........ =
STATE OF C0NNECT1CUT, HARTFORD. Cf,UN.
, 1864-02-19

TOPARTNERSHlP-The under
signed have this day fnHpA = eopartnershlp,
under the name and style OF PETTE4R & SMITH. for
the puHpose Of carving or &S4Al Co@mlastau
business. 4&3&%, ~. EETTIET,
, 1864-02-19
Ennk ~Binuers.

Tee! ICE!! ICE!!! The UT.
derat-ned offer fcr eae four thousand soe,s at Icc
OF the hcef quality conveniently situated for shtopn
BY railroad and canal Or supplying either fhe st1t6
cr Wesl E eEsao4t al sEo Holiets per ton: Ahtrcsa
Ie1S-w7*8 ut j.. :.-:,. ~a'S'
tHgHE :MUYUAL.'LIFE :INSUR.
'dbat. csah Asscts, FsekuaE3 IL Id, - q,
G,o,,s;,,,,,!s G,,.,, =, se5,1e3.a36.59.! ;
0.ER0NkHlIE GS0h<M Agent Tor Northern md
psaNA MNaoh. ~. n Claxk IT., Qsteax0. {e1IFs3IS
, 1864-02-19
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
yUCcKAsoK TO
j. a. ELLIS e. co.

to FessEs 1sy "a
W also keen On hand for sale United States Eexe.
one hundred dollars and upwards.
o13ce Northwest corner OF Lake and
Clark Streets.
c5;esze 5esg fts;a.F7 53sE9ss II. Sssi:F 5sSi: vst
THE STATE SAVINGS INSTI-
7uHk TIE S1TG Fg19.r1 or THIsAgo lsi9
'''e ~ eii*t nc EAn.ch = Bioes. e>'' '''' "'''
TIT 5eseivss M dsros!ts q E1vE GKS
r. s ,6 A., nes :P ss Ps5 q p1p
ee'6fi sohN ~ e !si Principal esfi
GEO sSssk1shs ssses{asss :s!sE EsSEsssD es.s9:t.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
T. OF CHICAGO. s-..
SOUTHWEST COR LAKE, AND CLARK sTS.
CAPITAL PAID IN. $4,000
p,.,.a.,t E. E. BRA1srE1 nas,ssss4;; Sess,sE;
pANK OF AlfERICA.-Publc
~ Notice e hereby given, that el1 B1s or c.rculat
"BANK OF AnERKcA,n
Heretofore incorporated and do,1s business r. the ct.
e g Fas re- e & e as
e s g g. tEs se 9@ sss
81 said notcs VIII b. giEcn np to said baat.
Dated this ah day e SESYdk Isl 3; s4a 1T President
Vt. WILLARD. Csshier- to3e1Ss
, 1864-02-19

WHOLE DIE IL fAE1nK TIC pl1cf 81 SthtttF
CIElISTIDOIR0'3l
Whose Dye Is the most perfect Initiation ofNatufn7
CHKJSTAD0NOsS.
ThoAe Dye ms bceE anafyzed ~ he beat Carflat
;sh3 pronounced harmless? .-,.
CHRIST 0OHO,Sg
Whose Eair Dyc succt sds when all others fall
CIIIkISTADOTkO'8!
Nlosr Iair nr- t1s the larrcst sale in the wos1d?
<'E{KxSTADQslD,Ss
Wl,osr T,c Is shipped In greatest Quantita 70
:hc iLis mnldenE of Cuts, Acxloo. and sonth
d14ertc4?
CKIRHSTADOEo"S!
Manufactured sv J. t,u&:I.TAp0HO.- 6 -Astor
Fnnse. KcW York. hold everywhere, and apphed BY
tic" H. Il 20. aLd S rcs hog, according to size.
, 1864-02-19
BIshop Du@:gan md the Fenfans.
1Esrrn, fho II1fpnla Efafa Ren;ufar Eah 1871

Bishop Dtggon, Of Chicago, does not seem
to be accomplishing much by his war upon
the Fenians. The generous, lmpulsfyc Irish
men know, as we'll as the prelate: could in
form them, TINT love Of their country, and q
burning desire to sec her regenersted, disen-
ti'ra3lcd and made independent, ID not viola-
tive Of any religious creed or in contravention
OF any Of the teuets Of the church. They do
not recognize the right of the Bishop to in
te1ncadlc with their belief Or action in this
regard. And the attempt thus to dictate to
large body Of earnest, intelligent and de-
te1mincd meE, can only result In weakening
the intluencc Of the prelate over themselves
declaration of Bishop Duggan Is not regarded
as made ~ calacdra, but "a merely state
ment OF his own personal opinions and wishes,
and as such to be respected simply as the SEN
timents Of pions prelate and usually wise
: counsellor But there arc those who believe
that the CIRCUMSTANCES under which the Bish-
: op accomplished his education arc such Us
materially to lessen his authority when speak
ing Of the relations OF ireland to the British
Government.
At any rate the Bishops pronunclamepto
does not seem in the least to retard the nc
tiyity Of the Fenians in advancing their
schemes, or In forwarding their preparations
Bishop will probably make nothing by his
zeal. 80 -
MRs. PARr1Na1oN m a PERFUME STORE
"Can wait upon You madau?'' said AIr.
Gushing politely, as Mira: Partfngton stood
looking at the stored sweets at LIZ Washing
ton street. "Were L younger,", said she
smiling as sweetly as Cytherea upon q, POM
ade bottle, II might feel flattercd at such N
offer. do not lie po1iteness,. though 1t is
rarely one meets with it; the other light /
went up to the opera, md stood IN hour out
side, and nobody had the good manners to
offer me seut.'' Duo. sympathy was ex-
pressed, when she went on like q whcslbar-
row: '1 declare 1t must seem to you as If
yon were breathing the airs Of Paradox Of
Ceylon's 1c.. .or some snch fragrant thing, all
the time. Have, you any Of the odor Of sane;
tity, that you could give me little to pnt On
my handkerchief 81 : She was assured that
they had none on: tap, but expected some,
with fresh supply Of the essence with which
the ghost Of Hamlet scents the morning air,
and would remember her. She thanked them
very kindly, continuing her inspection, while
Ike amused himself By shaking up some Of
the bottles aud seeing the huhhlea rise to tho
, 1864-02-19

Total No. Of vessels in the Squadron. 1888
It is said that the number of officers and
sailors in. the Mississippi River Squadron is
Us follows: Officers l,6S5 and men Il, 900,
mixing a total Of 21,G85, The. amount Of
funds estimated for the payment Of this force
annually is said to be $9,355, 900, Independent
OF provisions mud clothing, an estimate of
which was not given The cost Of vessels
alone, fom the commencement Of the war to
to the present time, Is stated to amount to
SIG G0UOOD' -
, 1864-02-19

TIC VtEpNfcN publishes Tue 1Oll0WtnE:
Loaf.bread is becoming small and beauti-
fully lees, If we are to Judge their size by the
one which blacksmith named John Dean
purchased for fifty cents, and on small VIZ
ger, ate at two mouthfnls.' This feat occur
red ut a smiths shop in tie Nnvy Depart
ment, and Is vouched for By several eye-wit-
neSscs.
, 1864-02-19

sold By LORD 8K11H, Wholesale Drnggista, =
YeEe street Chfcsko ILL., General Wes;c1n A;cntA, 70
whom Ill orders may be addressed. je1ngsalyw ywFkA
, 1864-02-19

Fl; EctIrl-Acting Vol. It. JoIu Pierce !:
rzsir1o B'rd-Aet!nG Vol l. .Dnennard rawkan
-1-,-:-o- Fsosta- Acting Vol Ii: Thomas
Romeo-Actlne Vol. l. ]. Y. Johnson Rattlcs-
kinsdn Misunderstanding Ensine Sears Signal
Vol. It. T. B. Gregory St. clair-1c,1ns Master
G. n, Fonty; Eorcfticn-Acttns Enaign. J, Z,
coyIa; Silver Lakc-Aetinr Master Baldwin ST.
scf Cloud 4cting Master 4 F. Thompson Ia
, 1864-02-19

=. UNITED STATPs STOCKS.
Urttcd States EtncEH and per cent Int 1901 100 04
=. MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
At1antic M1tual Insurance Company. SCRIP $50. .oo =.
Sd shares Connecticut Kivef Co. stocE...:.. 10 %
Wayne County, Mich, Bonds, per cent,Int 900 %
, 1864-02-19

From our Special Correspondent
CEic.ssAT1. Feb. is, 1864.
Thinking thet your readers would like. to
hear something relative to the squadron Of
Admiral Porter, the following statistics Of
the Mississippi Rirer Fleet, Cleaned frQm OBJ:
seryations made during a late tour down TIE
river, cannot but prove Of interest in these
times Of war and turnult 1t is scarcely two
years md half since the. project Of q navy
on the Western waters was thought OF, mud
the efficiency Of the three extcmporized gun:
boats, the Lexington, Conestoga and 4. O.
Tyler, having beer tested in sercra1 engage
mcnts, the military authorities Mt st. Louis,
at the suggestion Of Gen. Fremont, ordered
number Of iron-plated boats. to be con.
structed for the river defenses, among which
were the Louisville, the Essex and the Gin:
cinnati, boats which have done excellent ser
vice at 'Done1son, Pittsburg Landing and
other points where they were called into lc-
ton, Seeing therefore the necessity Of aug.
menting this small but efficient fleet, the
Navy Department at once ordered vessels to
be built md men recruited for the squadron
of the Mississippi; Cairo, at the junction Of
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, being chosen
as the permanent naval station Of the West.
ezn navy.
Under the fostering care Of the late Admi-
ral Foote, and Admiral Davis, an increase OF
boats and men was rapidly nude, and the
squadron soon became to be respectable in
its dimensions. Succeeding these brave md
efficient officers, came the present active In.
cunbent, Rear Admlral David D. Porter,
f,~e a3,4 L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13

All orders wiil receive our Individual atteH
tics and viii b promptly aiied "a the mos
aT4 Fssseustie tsras
Once and Foundry on the Can
corner of Ingle Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13
snenefr County


Is safe for the Union ticket Aessrs
Allen and Niblsek make nine speeches
there the week before the election, and
the net result will be favorable for rs
Judge DeBruler, who always Is on hand
10 put ia the heavy ticks for the Right
Is closely csnvassing the county Rs01
7. Kercheval, Esq, nominee for County
Treasurer, is also doing his whole day
Few men are better slectionesrers than
be- Other good men are at work
Col Baker and Judge Gooding DC
excellent service there.
We set Spencer down at tEo hnndre'
at least for the Union, the Constitution
and The Enforcement Of the La~s-fo
/ Lincoln and Johnson, Morton aud Baker
! Allen for Congress, and the entire count
Union ticket, the candidates on who
are all soldiers except one.
The accounts from Spencer ara highl
encouraging. Roll on the BALL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13

PosEY CousrY-we have favora bic
advice' from Posey county. The county
is said to be good for the Union ticket
BY from 100 to 200 majority. without the
soldiers vote, and with that vote It would
be rash to attempt to count the majority.
So says an intelligent and reliable cor.
respondent, who knows the eounty like a
book. The fact Of Turner Nelson being
on the ticket don't help il ssHeh he is
nearly as hard seeessionist as a GER
tain doctor wbo bad been in the rebel
service, and who was once nominated BY
the Posey county Democracy, and after.
wards hustled of the ticket in 8 hurry
Such is the timber used By the Posey
county Cops. s.--..-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13
DFFICTAT-

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l2shf fs-VNise a. kssassiIie, Stass - 49, y
- - q = sePssasber, ls5sA -
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E'is s..it Iaese, ssd rceaszt tass sss- -
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kHeHs', kh0ais se ssszTked "a "a. fass.- ~ -
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rise tFs pessaSs-slsazR ca sae ss.s,.-- .a,,s
1asa - e.t, ahst tssss ssses t=ssrsa - &C.,
- setN7r or sozs-Hssrkize vitLeat srte-e.s
e ska The wr5t5a (. sa t-N
NIB a REQUEST fer the Return Of -.
Ter . ne writHx ~ unclaimed s4thin thir,, a.,
- rs. 3ritten Ct rr3ate.s With BE xsris.-ss -
Pos -s1ssses- and Ssafs, seFcss the teh 80 - =
stlsz saFel1le, OF the fses , d. WI - ,,i.i
til q The usEl prsFaia FAiA ~ ,s.ssa $3.50,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13
NJ The Laurnal Of satnrdar eel

s3~ The Journal OF Saturday calls
the venerable Charles A Wieklife: u
Kentucky, "a hoary headed old traitor. =
We would rather leave a single lock
Of such hoary hair rs WiekhfEsa as a
legacy to our children then all the wealth
which has been plgndsrsi from The peo-
pie Of this eoantry by the most success
lui OF LlneolHs thieves ~ Times, l2lA,
We have 30 danbl Of il, nor that you
soald set = higher value upon single
hair from JEFF. Davis crauium, as en-
heir loom for your children. than The
knowledge that you bad aided in preserv.
ing for their protection and enioymen.
the best government svsr devised By
man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13
In Trouble.

laMr. Stephen 9. Burton Is the candl-
lat. Of the Sullivan county Cessation
lists, to represent them in the mex Legs 4
lature. Stephen has got himself ln'o /
trouble. It seems that kitchen help n
Sullivan county ssin this is difieslt 70
obtain. In an unlucky hour StepheH
wif. employed negro woman to do her
work. Rumor at once set to work toin-
jare Stephen IN the estimatioa Of his
estiuable party. Some cowardly, ly-
ing, thieSipg asOhfionist," be says,
g raised tbs. hpe and cry that he had ina
ported the woman from Kentucky. bis
own political friends seem TO have be
Iieved the report and commenced writ
ing letters to him demanding an expla-
nation. This be gives il column and
a quarter Of the Sullivan Democrat He
denies importing the woman from Ken
tucky. Insists that she has lived for
gears in Sullivan county. Asserts that
nobody has right to pry into bis family
affairs. Claims that be only gave tbs
/ woman and her child their board in ex
change for Der labor ian sxsenuaiine
circumstances inasmuch as It Is the plas
followed in the south) But coDtin
ues Stephen, actuated By desire t.
promote harmony and unity 10 our polit
ical ranks" (magnaBimoas Stephen !
"at this most critical janetare Of al
fairs, and to disspPoint the hopes Of m,
personal and political enemies who ar
gratiied at the prospect for my poitica
defeat, have discharged The woman an,
she 10 again without hons"
Whoeaa estimate the pangs that wrunl
the heart OF Stephen in thus being CON
PEELED to discharge a valuable kitchsl
help, who was working for her boar
only, at the dicsstion Of the great " whit
mans party Of Sullivsn county. Thei
bitterness may be estimated by tb
pitsous appeals be makes to be above
TO regulate bis domestic affairs In hi
Own way, subject only 10 the Consiitr
tiou." He says be vas taught ihat a
DemocrAcy; and be holds. therefor,
: that negroes Who came into that COZ utr
prior to the adoption Of our constithiio
may be employed without violating az
principle Of the Democratic party. Il
pecially is this the case when their labo
can be had for their board
,, We think With Stephen that the Demo
erAey Of his county are asking too niue
in compelling him TO discharge yalui
; Die servant who was costing him no NOR
than her board, simply because she va
t black Wa are not sRfprised that
concludes thai If bis course On this oil
ger question is nota sufficient guarante
Of his future course Of action touchiu
this question, he has nothing more /
offer He has sacrificed enough. ce
: taiply no Democrat will be 80 unreasoul
: bic, even in Sullivan county, as to exa'
, more.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13

R8- The Times sIes another com
plant against the soldiers Il charges
them with disturbing Mr.. Niblaek at the
meeting on Saturday night We we're
at the meeting, aud are confident the
charge against the soldiers is without
foundation. II the beginning Of the
discussion, the friends Of Mr.. Niblack
put a good many questions to Mr.. Allen,
which he answered promptly and With
ont losing his temper. When Mr. Nib
lack com neneed speaking, Mr.. Allen's
friends saw proper 20 ask questions slso.
Nj. NiblaeS seemed annoyed at this,
which formed the disturbancee Of
which the IS~es complains But the
soldiers had no moro to do with the
questions and the cheering than the citi.
Gems. Besides, we think il uaxenerou,
in the TiHses to charge soldier. with dis
turbing a Democratic speaker. when
according 20 its o~a statements. ,hev
are all for Mcclellan. The thing is in.
consistent and absurd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13


Who arbitrarily arrested The entire
Legislature Of q Sovereign SsateY'
George B Mcclellan. $50
Who used the military 10 prevent
Maryland Democrats voting for their
favorlte caRdidatesg GsoEgs D. Ne
Clellsu. .,.-...... ..--s..s 81.
Who urged the President Ia 1851 to
stop volunteering aud enforce drsft2
George B. Mcclellan. -. t-.- ST.
Who advised The President to emanci-
pate slaves Of the enemy, under The var
poweT, six months before the President
issued his Proclamation /? George Il.
Mcclellan
Who has helped to kill tens Of thous-
ands Of Soathsrn Demoerata2 George
b Mcclellan. 1888 ~. -.s
Who 10 the Presidential candidate OF
the Democratic party. which condemns
All Of the above sets2 George b Ne
elsllan- ss~-- ~ .s.s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-13
The SAC SanIlarT FaIr.

We call attention to the appeals pub
lished to-day 10 behalf Of the movement
fer getting up Sanitary Department OF
he State Fair--to be held from the Sd
TO the SIN October inelusive-for the ben
eft Of the sick and wounded soldiers Of
Indiana. The object is one which should
eniist the sympathy and cooperation Of
the public. We hope the ladies' Of Es-
ansville will take the subject into eonsid-
GRAFTON, and prepare to have Wander
bargh county ereditably represented in
the Fair. These are times when eyerg
person having the good Of the country
at heart can find something 10 dof and
there is no more humane, honorable, nor
useful movement than that having for
It's object the comfort and welfare Of the
heroes who are Sighting aud suffering TO
preserve this priceless heritage that vs
all enjoy.
Read the appeals and act o. them.