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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
RARE CHANCE !
very v~iu@sIe Rroper.y ana BH.

VERY VaiusbIe Property and BusI-
ness Fer Sale.
HAVING 70 contemplation 4 rrmovzl % CiE-
II cinhati. Ne Or Tor -sIs, On <xcsediuxiy easy
terms. the following ssEy desir@bla and vsinzble
Property
sith Ice Hsass sfssehsa, sitlsed on she eerner Of
LoSust street Naa tias Canal. bsing Lot ~ 0oaa-
fioa EuiarEeElsu4. 75Kf4f feet We wonid also all
with th- presai-es ths Furuitare, Fixfurrs, DC,
inciufiar esfe, Desk. teunt-rr. Tracks, Scales,
TsrpssiiHs ke-s&e-. hsssE sxeryiblag nesssd for
aruesr9, freauce Or Com a issisu baslasss; zl=s
the god all a. satcrssorshir % Cur bEsiness
These rFszIise- Ell adapted for tobsoss fac
tory and WsFehsHse also,
Tha deub!- briek salsks House ,sh4 EsYslsrsux
Hsuse. ana fr4me NsFshon-e, eprHeE LocEsf and
DuuhAm strssss. ussa - us fer he Eork busfnesz
Also the Kettles. Screws, Lard Fsts, Bioeks u8sa-
ysrs, A., &s.senErlsing everything necessary fos
Tie sssirziIs ssl oonxsaiersfy Arranged bril-.
Dvsilgrz. On Least street, bsfsesu sixsh ao3
ssveusll, l@ing Lsts sos. Il aaa L, u Block 81.
Eastern Ealzrselle n. Eor oecGpted by George
Tcsfsr, and II ecmplefe order. On these pssnfses
arr two CizfeFus, stable Wood Shed, Ac: sIso
lAfss yard fiie4 witl cssscs FEuit Trees. shrubs
TIE undiFias-i oos-half q the frsrzs wArehsu,.
siEaa,sd on Lots and ) II Blork 2s Eastern Eu
i4rzs Easnfs rsir1iaE ghrough FROM Charrh street
% TIE tAnal- Eas@r rent Ser 80 fsr mo1fh: sise
The weii-inlprpeed ani hlghIy-caitiFzfed Taru
situated n=aF Oak Hill canstery, containing y
s<rrs, al ssnd-r ssuce, aerr. Of Ekfeh i sur
r0sae1e1 - usS and substantial picket fea1s. zaa
ntkd vita Fruit Trees OF eYe-y kind. lneiadinz
sbgut a. sers q vel1 set, bssripx Grape Was
~ these premises are sitzzfsf u~E frame Dwell
ling With large Cellar, We'll, ClsteEn, large Sta
~, &C. Posseszicn can - nad ist q March ASl=o
TE0 Gssirzhte Baf5iug Lots Nos. Gad :, IN
Blsck p. EsstsTu KaiArgeHntst, adjsiRIHg fbs
above also
Ths Lot z5xsJ fest, % Fourth street, ssa< the
corner o. Eoesssf, h-sing excellent stzad sor
Tfe undisissa ous-h.lf of 2szso fsss. .aioIainz
The AbCys-
re shose pzoparfy ~iil Be sold % bag credits
n Desired Ttri<z n1izrut2bis Psrtiss wis1Ing
% exanain= say Of tss above pF5psrfy. SfI Flsass
cali sc cor ofaee, s0rosF LOc5st street aEd the
Canal. GEO FOSTER 4 co.
6ssIg-9E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

e1S- The police have arrested gang
OF thieves in the neigkborhood of SCOTS
vile, not far from New Albany, Indiana
Some four hundred dollars worth of sto.
Ian property vas recovered from them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
MILLINERY STOCK.

slXTE HAVE SOW THE MOST COMPLETE
w stock Of Mififnsfy eFer brouzAt - this
CITY. sni which we vii ssil - cheap. At whole
aaie OF retail. any house In the West
Our Trimming Department. tuFas cut work. IN.
sauding bieschings shaping, ard Altering 10 Iase
iyles, that can not hs surpassed auywhafe, and
that At cheap prizes. YES q
scHAPKER BUSTING, -
81 and ~ Main atrssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
For Constabis.

NsssEs, EpsFozs; Pleass snnouaes JANIS 5.
WILLS a. osnaIsats fer Csu,tshls-
MAsT TkIEsps.
FnANK NORRIS ell + a candidate fsE re-
eisetisn, "a tss egS~ Ct c0Ustahia Of Pigeon
Tesnshlp i eks sasaing AFrll slsetisn.
HENRY RLoE9ER All ts candidate f1r re-
slzvtion 10 tia sese ef cors'abls ef Plsroa T0rn'
ship AZ the szsu4ng sisetiss.
Nm. EAPP ia .saidats for tia 9fses Of cea
ss4bls u Piseoa Township At tbs ssssins April
s'srfpu.
Plsass snaorEss rss - candidate fsE csnsss-
III u Pigeon TswasAiE a thss ruspiag April
sl.stsa ROBERT Hull.
Ma EpIIok i--Plasss aEn1ance M - candle
ISsA Or sfsrpeass 81 so1ssstis.Of Pis-sn ToSs-
SIP. 4 tie sessiae 1pssi si~ssssa.
JOHN C. sARGEAST.
feoF Read ssspsrstsoF.
MICHAEL aA6IS Is a candidate Tor Eosd
/ > sp~Fy1srs "A stse Thlra EisWlst. n rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
FOR KENT OR SALE.

L,oR RENT OR SALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
Z situated Reukienoes near the salt Wells. with
shout two acrea Of Land. VIII trade for good
city property. Enquire OF
EE. MiNosr. cor. Maiu aud FIRST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
WANTS.

AAINERs-sIx or eight Miners can find con.
M slant work and coed wages by applying TO
James Oakley, with messra jacques French,
or 70 the undersigned ON Green River
move W. II OAKLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
FOR SALE.

DEAL EsrATE--I take this occasion 20 notify
II ali persons desiring 30 sell Real Estate In the
ctty 81 kganHvilln, or land In tho country. that
have h0W on hand about one hundred Lots, which
propose - oder fos sails about the middle Of
April. All persons having such property to sell
can have the same disposed Of by leaving the d.
seripuon NJ my ONCE prior 60 tho second day Of
April. ALVAH JOHNSON,
mhR6 Real Estate Agent.
CHolCR RESIDENCE LoT-A very desirable
- residence Lot on First Street, as3oining she
rVaidancc OF George \. sonntaE, Application
aisould BE- made early.
Also q huo Lot on Chestnut street, near seventh
IN tho Eastern Enlargement.
JOHN W. FOSTER,
mh29 Al Geo. Fesler 4 Co.'s Warehouse,
nRICg HoUsR.-A two-stsry Brick House,
ID containing IS r0sms. tin uoof, situated cornet
Fulton Avenue and Frankiin Street, Lanaase.
Title geod. Terms easy. Enqulre az CHARLES
KELLER's. opposite the C0urt-houso,
nchf lind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
MAIN STREET.
fs.s. - eslaw The wssbinStaa Hosss
Have IN stock and arriving daily

tsAA .A14 8 9k At
Have In Stock and arriving daily
scssks Tfses chss-s.
GOA ~ Leg ehata.
III a.ssaa c. 8, PtAatF's Hsse.
- esra~a He@s SD Raks-
- skessi- ii sps>l-.
~ nay aed Maunre Fsrss.
/ : ~ - tbs. sasAgGs .a.l ers.ilss.
100 BIso4'. C. Grass, cfsin ant
I3risr scyshss
$ stas. seyths ssoas
~ aesss Has Rakes.
~ Is rAaep EhsGr-
81 Cotton CNrsa,
10 spss knives AHa Fssks.
80 aes~a Psekss xzlss..
no groa. Tes ant T.sls spssa..
igr - iorea oease aals.
- s5ssl ssiyr-,
go = Curry eonst.
80 kez- whseiing Sass.,
10 dossa Pal Lssks. s3ornrAa a aaasri-un.
20 4 IoSr Loeks AaA LsssAss.
loo grsa- .1u.erss4A Screws.
100 sesea saoe. Asfse. Clssh sad ssrzB
10 T~a aasi csaasss SEALS.
3 e@-ss HSfd Frame siztss.
8 tans BsEsa eElni Stsos..
n-.r. Gsss art strap Hinges.
Boring a&eain-.,
Czrp@nssE Tools,
Cooper Ts-'ls-BArton's and whites.
ohio Tesi comIAay Planes.
c4binsl Hardware,
Mfl Asd lFass Cnt Saw,
Ch3ia Pssasss. Sc, &c.
A. Dest OF car soods Esrs purchased for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
FOR RENT.

nFFICE.--I have one Of those tine Offices ~ the
~ bead Of the stalrs, second story Of Chandifr's
Block, stili vacant. If desired, The tenant can be
accommodated with rear room, by applying i'm
issdiasaiy. JOHN J. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
PERFUMERY. sc

FI'HE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE AZ
L sortmeat OF Tooth. Hair. Cloth, and Nail
brushes, tbs very latest and finest PeFfarsss
foeksts BookA. VI Allsts. Farsss. and Porta. uens
naiae, In "A endless vzfiety, jast FoeaITed At
s1HLAKfFEn's Drug Store,
corner Main aud sscoua streets
III EIMsTREETs inimitable HAIR KESTuE
II ALIVE iust received at
ScHLAEPFERs brug Store
/ ARDS BLOOM or YOUTH 3ust received
II and tor sale At SCHLAEPFERs.
COME Of the celsel ated CONSTITUTIONS Wa
~ fkR FOR SALE 81 SCHLAEPFER'S.
A III Of Dr.. sTRICKLAND's REMEDIES
n jast received st
8afffnsr scHLAEPFER's pEng stors.
A Ii Of bk. AERDfS'S PREPARATIONS
II for sale at sCHLAxPFERSN
HT0oD AND WIRE BIRD CAGES iAYSs
w assortment Just received At
sCHLAEPEEk's Drug stag-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Ma. EnFzess P.sass anHeases ny nagas - =
candidate is ths ea.s 81 COS Assssa a tAe en-
suing April slsstiou. wM wAKRES. b..
Ma. EpsfoH rlaas sasaagss usv saus - a
eaEdidats tpF cas- ASS sssF Al tho saaaink AHFtl
election. JOHN SCHUBERT
rs gtfssa Rissss saAaaaea No a. eAsal
date ~ sha eHies q ctsy A.sa.sor Is ths snsaaz
April election. JoHs PAINE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
GROCERIES.

ONION sETTs-s Barrels. jest received and
~ Tot SAFE % N1CkERY BROS.
NoRGuM MoLAssES-S Bris, Choice sorTs
- Molasses, In store and for sale by
yIcKERY BROS.
TXTRA cHoICE FAMILY FLOVR--eSS5 hi.
y Farmers Mills, just received and for ssle
hy NiCkERY BROS
AIM ORLkANS seGAR-si1s he g,od S-,-
IN Orleans Sugar for one dollar, at
vICKERY BROS, lSa Main Al
MALE / NAILSli--loo kegs assorted sizes
IN Wheeling Nails IN store aud for sale by
vICkERY BROS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
SADDLERY.
REMOVAL.

gTJHN UNDETERMINED FIRM HAVE RE-
moved their Saaldlery establishment 70 the
Conner Of Main and Second Street, iu the room &C.
sspied BY Fred. Krone, deceased.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

JdsrpT EI1forr sIil y a sAadissse fsr
TsR lshil fras;ss II lbs sgplaE AETH slsesien.
EBItoEs JssEs<i PIssAe shnoanes Mr. JoSA-
THAN NEWMAN - ths Iss,pis's eAaaliaie for
The oaio- II Te~a-tlp Trs..es 81 The easulaE
April les. -..a n W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Epfrea ssrES4t. Please announce the mans q
LorTs KoEsfEE a. candidate tar CeshsiiEaan
Ninth Ward MANY NolARs.
AgcH c. SULLIVAN wiz b. eandidAfe for
C5uurila4n ID ths 7th sysfa ct the kPEia election
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
Ceelron Bitter.s

0na trial aud Yga @lii ncqsr any ethsHs
II IL not Ieaesssfy 20 publish long iBsf q dia-
eases Or whish sbs Ea8uun Htttsrs = specific.
b. 40 diseawcz al the STOMACH. BOW
Els, LIVER or KIDNEYS
in all aassrfions - tlta Hft AIN UEPhA d
ING UPON 9EftANGEMEHT or
THE STOMACH ON kkELst
IL GOUT, HHETMATlsM AND NEE-
NALtslAs
And ia FEVER AND AGUEg
ftis 5essinssi e. ssisrnsie all other r. ussas II
rot eaiy eaFek these dseasrs, bat it rKEFEsrs
thrm
4 sine glass; foil II iby Bittars takea al hour
betors 81 nHai viii ohxiat~ the III Effects u he
most UNHEALTHY eitmaths aud screen the reFseu
taking u agAfnst disssss undef the NEST trying
tqPosufes
sold By Dr,sszists sad GrsoeFs generally.
nS-nF. jobs HOLLIS Principal oahoe. flint
street, Louisville, ~.
Folt ~ PKTER vIEnLTxC,
&bs sole Agent, Exansxilis, Had.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

EDIToEs JouasAl. Pisass an noUnes Nj LOUIS
TOPS, a. oAndiasss for CITY cOllscter a the En-
4 suIug April eI@etsen. Ard eblige,
MANY VOTERS.
] Ma EBnok--pieAsa 50 krno9aca my naAas d
caAditAts for ska sfles nf Cts CqllsSsss - che
susui.z esty slsrtiea. waf C BTPPIE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Nsssss, EsiIoas II c c ogNrS0 vii ran
fas Gas sareser hs siii ts .spPefied y
aAss Asfses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

TT NFFF NHFsWHIs
&a. Eatfssns Pisass smHsasssft uts anne -
esnfthistr isr the afsa a CITY Mar.hal 1t H. "a.
suing April sieetiea.
AaIHoSY IESyoogpE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Fer street CsatsisstspeF.
DAVID LAEGHASs Is easdll.is Ter q,
oalte ofstfssi esufmlssiohs5 tt ths srsuisz Ap4Fi
ss~Qfias.
rlsese ssaganes HENRY BOWER ga unlou
eaadidais far STREET copitri Il ihv easuEeE
Aprfl sNsttsps
ALrREp KIgP4TEicg WI ss eaaaidAs,
~ sfest cea a.lsal.Hsr = sls ssssaiuE st.sll
slse7ion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
CAVALRY HORSES.
PRIVATE DIsPEEsARY.

ALI SECRET DISEASES ARE CURED
4 Nth sut fhs So u Asreuriai pTsDarskieEs, ~
III Main street. IL Mssker's bziidIny, ~
lsnI IL DE-. eKRSAMoH0WsKI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
Nfo wAsis. sAaE 4 NonrqNrtnAFkgy

NO MANS. sAaE Is MORE 4KTfasTEEY
~ eounrcfed stsh ths history Il the Msteri4
Aediea Of tae thttes asksss, - mote fsxetaelg
known - ptoaeer "a Hisiicaa tisroxsFy. thso
that Of Dr. JOHN Bull & Louis Fiilss ~. His
iaimitAhie preparation Il SarssfaFiils klas long
stood AZ the bead Of the SsFi9ns Fasanss II that
yaluabla drug HIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

HIRAM SEIsas ~it serve as Jnsties-sf-ghs-
Tsss Ser Fisren Far'sAip q r'eg'sl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

IA Esircss ris4ss ssnss8cs ta7 rsHss Ct
ASTHoST gEB " fes.rs II yenn-za1's3 - :
eanzidaN s,r err Tr-ssz-eF - ~ s5saing April
IL ~. ant si.sf-s MANY FBfgSDs.
JAMEs DAvEps0S viti D an unconditional
raiou esndsl.is 20 rs-eiectiou 70 tFs oaics Ct
CITY TIsasatsr 4 tbs eazuing AFrii elseiioa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

GROCERIES.
O6O LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
[OO FoF sale a.
ELLI0TT's FAMILY GROCERY.
an BUSHELS TRESH GROUND CORS MAI
~ In store and for sale At
ELLT0TTfs FAMILY GROCERY.
x roz, 80. TUBs:
~ dor 10. .
10 nest Is IN Ssssi tubx9
= don. assorted Rellisg Pass
DO Butter psHdies
, doz Priats.
% Bssksfs, asserted sizss;
just Tsesgvs1 and sor szls AZ
ELLI0TTS FAMILY GEOCEEF.
Use uundfsl his Ch0ise Tabis Batter:
" soJzrs
4astaFsSsaEsd @nd fsE sale AZ
2TE hLLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
F1NEN BARRrLs LAIss PicsIss. for sale y Eke
a a01sni hundred or bsrTel. ~
.sAA sAAs ELLIorTS FAMILY GROCERY.
FIFTY Doz ASSORTED Hust ana shaker
IT BFso7s,
10 doz- Fsssg HsNrth Broouas.
10 dozs Thfsk
Jas received and faF s4ie A.
ELLToTT-S FAMILY GROCERY
1.-TWO THOUSAND LBS. cn0ios saga Cured
foz sale at xLLIo1Ts FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
ANNoUNcEMENTs.
vnynlY. ArRTJ IT., tssl

ELErTIeg MONDAY, AfBII iih, 1851.
Fer city cierh
4DaLPH RFAEFLIS j. the r7io0 CsR6iaafe
for rs-lsctea - ths oae- Of cI'y cssa st tss es-
{.uiss sFsii slsefsa fiji .NEE
EsiIoss q ferEsst Flesss sarez3es M b
AZ ga cf.iai.is5z 80 ify Cars u rs sFfTas,s.
l4ar AyriI sisriiez MANY YoTEEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Two THOUSAND LBS. Choice sugar Cured
Il Dried Beef d nlos Rr1iels-
Foz sale at xkLIoTTS FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Major General Commanding
TO Mrs. MARY L. GgAvEs, Locustvilie,
Aeeomae Couuty, Virginia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

MICHAEL dAs3EN j. candidate ior Be
> lpsFyisrf IA she Thsra IlssHlet- n -
, 1864-07-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer AUstruIaa}an

SANDY HOOK, Wednesday,, July 13-The
steamer Australasiau, from Liverpool on the
I'd, and Queenstown on the Sd, has arrived.
There had been no fighting in Denmark
since the capture Of A1sen.
The loss Of the Danes at A1sen was 2,5O0 to
5000, mostly in killed, including eighty -onc
officers.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening Cotton
frmcr but unchanged for most descriptions,
but American is advancing. Breaistuff3
firm. Provisions firm.
LONDON, Saturday Evening.-American
stoeks-1l. C., 39a37 dicount ex. div; Eric,
50a53.
LATEsr.-Lospox, July 8, Sunday morn
ing Console, after official hours yesterday,
closed at 80 1890 II. Markets generally
closed quiet.
A cabinet council was held yesterday after
noon. The meeting at Lord Sallsbufy's on
MONDAY morning will, It is said, be composed
will decide On the course to be adopted III
regard to the Danish question and the vote
Of cen6ure.
On Monday night in lieu Of the second
paragraph Of Mr: y Israe1i's motion, Mr. Ha-
vcrgate will move to submit to her Majesty,
rs the opinion Of the House, that the indie
rendence Of Denmark and the possession Of
the kingdom on the terms proposed by the
representatives Of the neutral powers, ought
to be guaranteed.
Jutland has been placed under Pfussfan
administration.
Mr. Newgntr will offer another amendment
to- the vote Of censure, namely, that England
ought to guarantee the Independence Of
Denmark and the integrity Of her posses
sions.
LONDON, July 3.-The London Times Of to-
day argues from the Ch1oa's news that af-
fairs 10 America a1e again nnpromlslng to
Gen. Grant, but accords to him certain 7al-
mi.ation for such stubborn and Inviaclble
resistance as he displays.
The Morning Rst publishes q diplomatic
document confirming the fact that the holy
alliance between Russia, Austria and Prussia
is consum mated.
The Bunk Of France lost So, ,ooo, 900 in spc-
Gle during the week.
, 1864-07-14
FROM NEW YORK.
Secretary Fe1senden and the Bank

NEW YoRK, July 13.-The Commercial says
the Committee on Banks adjourned, having
no proposition from Secretary Fessenden be-
fore them, and consequently nothing to act
IN. It Is understood, however, that if the
Secretary should propose loan OF sc, ,0o0,-
COO on bonds, the banks ere ready to take
the pro rata proportion, though this Would
make the condition that the 8ecretary accept
checks IN payment, rs they have not enough
legal tenders.
Gen. Sanford says the number Of troops
that will leave the city in few days will far
exceed the quota called to furnish, owing to
progr ess in recruiting.
The Seth and 18th. Brooklyn regiments,
will leave for Washington On Saturday.
A special mail for Washington was sent
from the post.oIhce here this afternoon by
the revenue custer Wyandottes
It appears that our imports, which have
been 50 very large Of late, haye within the
fer past weeks received an Important check
Last week they were three md q half mil-
lions; the week ending July ed four million
three hundred thousand: week previous
nearly SIX and half millions. The weekly
average during May was about S5.000, 600.
NEW YoRK, July ia great fire took
place last night at Pier No. North River,
near the battery, causing the destruction Of
tie freight steamer John Potter, together
with the pier, which ts several hundred feet
, 1864-07-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Commissioner Of Internal Reyenu.
has promulgated the following explanatory
Of the new Revenue law, which goes into ct
feet on the 1st Of August next:
Postage stamps cannot be used In payment o
the duty char.eahle OF Instruments.
atiix and cancel the stamp required thereon II be
nceiecss to do 20, the party for whose use it IL
made may. stamp 1t before 1t IL used; but in nc
II ssued aef 9he sS S x June an9
without stamp. It cannot be atterward efectualiy
stamped, Any faiiuze upon the part Of the makef
him lioble to penalty Of two handFcd doilars.
Suits are commenced in many case8 bT other
process than writ. w: summons, warrant, publt-
cation, petition, &C. In which cases these as the
original processes, seve1ally re9uire stamps,
WI1ts o. sc1rs Jaelas are subject to stamp duty
ts gr1:tnal processes.
Of the Peace, Notary Public, or other officer duly
authorized to take a1ldaylts, Is held to be Ger.
tidcate, and subject to stamp duty OF I've cents,
e7ssf %nfn affn a IN suits q e
any written OF printed evidence OF an amonnt OF
money to be paid IN demand, or at tine desic.
mated. are subject to stamp duty as 'Promlssoi1
The assignment OF mortgage is subject to the
came alanp duty a. that Imposed upon the orlgs.
nal inatrument, that IL to say, for every snm ol
secured By the mortguge at the time OF fts assign
ment, there mast be nflxed stamp or stamps Do,
noting duty OF 50 cents.
When two or more persons Join in the execution
OF an instrnment4 the stamp to which the instru.
ment Is liable under the law may be adixed and
Cancelled by any one Of the parties.
In conreyanccs OF real estate. the law provides
that the stamp affixed must alswer to the rdlus oil
the estate or interete conveyed.
No ~tamp IL required On any warrant Of attor.
ney accompanying a bond or note, twhen such
bond or note has affixed thereto the stamp OF
stamps denotiDg the duty required; and whenever
any bond or ncte is secured BY mortgage, but one
stamp duty Is required On such papers, such atamp
dntT being tho blchest rate required by such ID.
@ stIunents. or either Of them. In such case, a
ton Of the stamp affixed should be made UPON the
margin OF In the acknowledgment Of tho inst1u-
msut which fs not stamped.
, 1864-07-14
TEE INDIANA COPPER.
HEADS.
Further from their State Convention
THE ELECTORS Chosen.

'lSpeclal Dispatch to the Chicago T.sDune.1
CiScuNAT1, Wednesday, July 13.
Copperbeads here express dissatisfaction at
the result Of the Indiana State Convention,
in which oil the peace MIN but one were
Slaughtered. Turpfe, who controlled the
whole affair and strangled the peace reso1u-
h'nF, is war man from policy but not from
principle.
While large majority Of the delegates
were for peace, there was not one among
them with the courage and perslstency to
carry their point: Half dozen men so de-
termined could have got unconditional peace
resolutions through. Every time peace was
spoken Of It was loudly cheered.
The E. G. G 3 are Indignant because they
cou]d'not control the meeting.
1sD1AsAPo11s, July L, AT the Copper
head Convention the following electors and
contingents were announcei=
STATE AT LAEoE.-John Petit, Of Tippecanoe !;
Simon K. Waite. Of Harrison Graham N. Fitch,
Of Caes; W%; franklin, Of Oven;
Elijah Ne~land; Sd. 4. B.CasIton; 18th, B. ".
Watson !; 9Th, James Brown; 9Th. Frank Sanders !;
n A5sheaa aSh ,t s JGnaa
Gex7HaEEi E1Eo.ens;51st; Peter Mayer; q, q,
Fes; snfs 4 iih Thenas Means: al ~ sc, B. Fl avis
7th, George ". Thompson sth, Leander acClnre;
9Th. Ellis Hughes; 1Dth, S. W. SPIRAL: 18th, 4. r.
The Central Committee is as follows:
!. J: gingham. of Marion, Chairman; 1st dis
Foley, ct Decatur: 9TH, Eleazer siaore, Of Wayne;
9Th, William Henderson, Of Marion: 7th: Wilfram
o. owsn oS 81 Kenf Easus r. = Ws.ve ;p
Thomas Teee, of Allen 11th, A. Weaver, or Msd-
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long; bouse at the upper end Of the pier,
where several offices were situated; q receiv-
Ing depot of freight adjoining the pisr--al1
the property Of the Camden aud Amboy Rail-
road Company-besidest three carsoes OF gen
eral freight, which had been brought from
on the pier. Other property, including fir.
engine and hose carriage, Was also DESTROYED.
The total loss By this fire is estimated Ut
sS0o,0CO-
NEW YORK, july 1e.-Tho Navy Depart
ment is beginning to realize the value of
paval artille1ists, such as the seamen Of IT,:
kesrsarEe, and has determined to make use
Of them In repellins the rebel Invaders. On
Sunday night orders were received from
Washington to dispatch at once to Baltimore
.1s lDrGe force Of sailors as could be mus
tered at ibis station. With the alacrtty whic!.
charactefizes all his movements, Admiral
Pan1dipg Immediately transmitted copy Of
the receiving ship North Carolina. who ut
once took measures TO obey Instructions
Some hundreds, the exact number cnnuot be
Stated were Immediately sent of, In charge
Of the executive officer OF the yard, Captain
PaulGing. The men eyinced enthusiasm as
an occasion. Once ready Tor the train, no
time was loet In getting them OF. =.
It Is now understood that another draft
will be forwarded from this place Us soon Us
circumstances Will permit. The Immediate
object for which the sailors arc needed, !,
the manning Of impromptu batteries in the
ncighborhood Of Baltimore, should the some
what exciting rumors Of rebel movements in
TINT vicinity turn ont to be true It Is prob
able thnt dispatches similar to that received
here, have been sent to the commandants Of
the navy yards at Boston, Philadelphia,
Portsmouth, N. q: and Norfolk. From these
places, In very short time, pretty large
force Of trained gunners could be obtained,
whose services, In an honr OF peril, especially
when cannon a1e plenty, might prove If the
greatest value. There cannot be less than
twenty war vessels in commission at the dif-
feIent stopping places and navy yards within
q few hours tTavel Of Baltimore: The crews
ofthe greater portion OF them could be tenn
porarily Withdrawn, without serious embar-
rassment to public interests, and plnced at
the batteries to resist the progress Of the
rebels. Being trained aud admirably drilled,
their experience and discipline could not
help contributing largely to the aid Of our
troops. 1t is not unlikely that squadron Of
light draught gunboats will be ordered to the
threatened city, and Il e2pedient, they could
be uptuanned ind their sailors <aud marines
added to the garrison OF the place.