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Guerrilla Murders and Depredations,

Guerrilla Murders and Depredatious
LOUISVILLE, September l5.-Thc reb
Ell captain Dupesler's death is said to
have occurred thus: II is band is com
posed Of about thirty men, and the rrb
ell captain Pratt, has q similar number.
One CODklin. a scout ofDupestcr's, was
accidentally killed by Pratt's men,
whereupon Dupester's gang swore they
would exterminate Pratfs. On Monday
last, al Taylorsville, Dupester and Pratt
met and took drink together, subse.
qucn ly they left town in company; q
short distance out Pratt fred al Dupes
ter, breaking his arm and endorsing
him, Pratt then fred al hn two shots,
the latter whereof was fatal.
A band Of gucrrillas entered Trenton,
Kentucky, yesterday, and plundered the
citizens Guerrilas in small squads ara
reported all along the line between Teu
nessee and Kentucky, plunde ing the
people and committing all kinds Of dep.
radaliOns.
The steamer Lawrence, laden with ar.
my supplies, was captured on the last
trip by Confederate, Major Lowry, and
compelled to transport his troops at Can.
ton, Kentucky, across the river, when
our gunboat Newsboy, GENE up and
drove the rebels from the river. No
damage was done the Lawrence.
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Our Troops in Prison.

Nrw YoRk, September l6,--Captain
b. P. Sloan, OF the End Pennsylvania
Cavalry, who left Libby Prison Septem
Der IL, informs the W ashington CORES:
nona4. =. IS H. Ti..aAs there nre,l2 20
Of our officers imprisoned in Richmond,
and 1850 men, The officers are in Lib
by Prison. and the men all al Belle Isle
Since Grant has held the Weldon Rail
road, the Danyills Railroad, the only
outlet, is in danger, The rebels dare
not transport their prisoners South. =
The sentiment of our captured men was,
that they would rather endure their SUI
fsrings as prisoners, ihan lhe rebels
should gil up their ranks with $4,000 or
$4,000 fresh men by exchange, and these
men understand this, which is the only
source Of strengthening the rebel armies.
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AUGUSTA, September 10 Official re-
turns have been received from 276 cit
les, towns and plantations, showing
total vote Of 95, O52, and a majority for
Governor Coney Of 1886. The total
vote, yet 10 be heard from, will amount
10 about 5000, and will increase Gov.
Conveys majority to nearly 1900 OF
about the same as last year Il Q ,' ono
vote Of the State will be nearly lo,ooo
IL &c ibis wear than last. Returns from
, I,o , ronrsson,ative districts show the
n H." ;on Of Io9 Union and II Democratic
o ooO,oSCutatiyes 10 tho Legislolurei the
senate is unanimously Union ano eve,
~ county in the State has been carried
by the Union party
II. Circuinra Rail Tirketa Nc
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R1-In a speech at Portland. Maine,
recently. the Hon John a. Peters
drought down tho house With tho re-
mark: "If McClellcn couldn't take
Richmond, making Washington bis
base, you may safely Swearho win new
or take Washington, mNkiSg Richmond
his basel"
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LIST OF LETTERS.

T ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED In
IL the Post Office at Point Pleasant, State oE
West Virginia, 18th day of September, 1854
TITO obtain any OF these letters, the Apol
cant must call for "GdpertisSi ktters," give ~ 0
date of their list, and pay one cent for adyes.
Using.
D-Ifnot called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
N. B,-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of a
letter to the writer IL unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed with the WI.
ter's name, pOst,obfoe and Stats. across the len
hand end ofthe envelope on tho face side win
be complied with at the usuul prepaid rate Of
postage, payable when tho letter u delivered
to the writer-Sec. 90. Law Of 1868.
Austin Horace Esq Jordon J B.,
Bush Crnclius Lindsey L. @. l1
Bus, iM4srISsBHy I-~a MOOvassN Ni lis;:S.-.
PUssob Miss Grace Z 4 Menager L r Esq
p;Iions Gideon McIlyain William
] Mcdaniel Mas p,
Ball Miss Looma Moore Thomas.
Cobb Mrs. Cindrilla B Morton james
Coolderon Isaac Mott George
Casey Mrs. Martha Nevill John r..
Garlic Miss Annie 0ldRker William.
Cooper Green Pcrsihger james
Cox Capt q. W. Parker Miss Charles A
DMcan Miss Martha ARRmsdsll CaptZp
Davis Mrs Ruth Smith Miss Cordoba 3
Eads, Thomas Stephenson John y
Fisher Miss EligA fuller William
Fndley Mrs. Nancy NTaylor Aruenias
Graytown Miss White cerlngFs
Haynes Samuel Ward Marine
Hyatt Joseph Williams Ira
Inman Miss EliEa2 Williamson Th0Nas
Johnston Mrs Iss5cl White Archibhli
=. SNlTH. ! ".
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
no the Peonla of ihe ard Congresslonal

To the People Of the ard Congressional
District. ~ sg,
In compliance With the request Of many Of
my friends, announce myself as 4 eandi-
date for Representative in the 3sth Congress.
snbiect to Convention II one Ia called. The
day for the election Of congressman in this
State is the Ath Thursday in October next, aid
their term ofservice viii commence on the 9TH
-day Of March, 1865. JNo. N. PHELPS.
Trwe are authorized to announce HON. K.
v. WHALEY. asa caudinate for reelection to
Congress fiom this District.
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House OF D sate.-- Prosecuting AttOr,

House Of D elcgates-- Prosecuting AttOr.
ney.
Mn. TTrETr:.-You will please announce
WILLIAM SHANK.
MS an unconditional Union candidate 10 Rep
resent this county, inthe House Of Delegates,
You will also please announce
L, NJ. FITZGERALD,
as m unconditional Union candidate Tor Prose.
cutting Attorney for Mason county, both sub.
ject to the decision Of Convention, II one is
called and oblige the
UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN.
OF DISTRICT No2.
Nh. EproR:-You will please announce
W. II. T0MLINS0N
as a candidate for reelection to tho Office Of
Prosecuting Attorney for Mason county. ntthe
ensuing October Election, and ohligc
MANY UNION MEN.
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House of Delegates.

W. are authorized TO announce
BAPTISTE GILMORE,
as candidate to Represent this county in n,
House Of Delegates, subject to a GoGvratiop il
one is called. 5000
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Cards, Circulars, Ball Tickets, &c.
done at this office,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

Furniture Work,
Neatly aud promptly executed
N THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
XNFR HAVE NOW ON HAND the largest stoeky
w an8 t~st quality 81 American ana Italian
Marble a fhs largest blocks and slabs Ia the clty
Nhieh Ne have banrht for cash frsm The quarry
aid imported teiese the late heavy advance, uhirh
~ ean sgtl fheapeT than sag house. IN the West
Is hieh We make 10 GRAVE STONES, MaNU-
aESrs, MANTLES and Furniture Work With
tho lsfsest ivFee.et The most skilifai mechanics
East OF West
UuLHoRN 4 BRIEkMAN.
ekserfally recommcnd the above hrm ~ good
sssrkneA, they having leen In ssy smpi0y hra
ahmbar u wears. solicit FOR thea, the literal
pasfanags shieh resrisad.
Feb II NJ A. LAWRENCE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
4 Train OF cotton Captured and Re.
CAPTURED,
L. S. STEAMER RAISE,
Rodney. Miss. March 7. 1861

Special Correspondence Of the Missouri Democrat
L. 5. STEAMER KAlEE,
Rodney, Mss, March 7, 1861
On the night Of the Ito inst Captain
J. l.. Craudal 10 command Of companies
& aud ID. cavalry, and &, infantry, Mis-.
sissippi Marine Brigade, while returning
from Wailes's plantation with train OF
Government cotton, was ambuscaded al
Three Points ia deep gully by the reb-
81 Major Rohertss band. The position
OF the enemy prevented "A charge, as
they were concealed behind trees over
looking the road The advance (eom-
pany u, cayalry,) fought we'll, returning
volley for yolley For five minutes the
fight at this point was hand to hand, and
reviewers and sabres were freely used in
the darkness The advance guard Of
twelve picked men passed through the
hrst and second ambuseade without be-
log fred upon. At the third the rebels
had barrieaded the road with fence rails,
aud all but one man was wounded on
captured. Corporal Frank Milton sue.
/ ceoded IN leaping the barFieade with bis
horse Many Of the men, taking ad-
/ vantage Of the darkness, effected their
( escape from the rebels, after surrendering
/ Captain Crandall was between the two
ambuscades at the commencement of the
/ action, and sent courier through the
second with orders to the advance guard
30 reach the bill il possible, form and
/ Charge back on the second ambuscading
! party The courier was killed, aud 20
+ u, having fallen back, the Captain was
lett with but one man The gully was
closed with horses and cattle from the
train, preventing him from reioining his
command in the rear As the only al
tentative, he dashed through the rebels
to the side of the road, lost bis horse,
aud effected his escape on foot, reaching
the boat, eighteen miles distant After
twothirds Of company D were endorsed,
and Lieutenant Ellis, the only commis-
stoned officer Of the company, wounded
and prisoner, the company fell back
to the centre Of the train, and WAS re-
seved by company X, infantry, and
platoon from g. cavalry, which held the
front for an hour and half, when the
train was abandoned, and the command
returned to the boat We lost two killed.
five wounded, and twelve missing. Next
morning Captain Crandaa returned to
the scene OF the engagement with his
battalion Of cavalry, and found the reh-
els IL the act Of burning the cotton;
be drove them back, aud recapiured the
train. The Marine Brigade has captured
{. ;. A. cotton in this vicinity to the
amount Of million OF dollars.
Yours, Ne, D. d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

GEs. Lew WALLACE y Co2aAsD--
Gen. Lev Wallace has issued the follow
ing order, On taking command 81 Baitis
more;
II hereby assume command q lie
Eighth Army Corps and o. the Middle
Department, exclusive of Fort Delaware.
The public win join me ID aeknowledg-
ing the zeal and rare ability shown bg
my predecessor, Brig Gen Henry IL
Lockwood, In The management Of the af-
fairs Of this department. The depart
ment, as am painfully aware, is crowd
ed with perplexities. aud for that reason
pray al good men residing u u 70
unite and give me their earnest support
more for their ewh welfare than for mine.
LEw WALLACE,
"Major-Gene-al L. S. Volunteers 2
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"MiScegenati0n"---The Yallandig-
hams Ahead

FROM the Peoria Transcript
We direct the attention of the elders
and deacons OF the Copperhead church of
st. Vallanaigham to the following sweet
scented practices Of the family of the
iilustrious exiled Saint The negro race
has furnished the stock in trade-the
political stock of the elder VaIlandig-
ham-the martyr exile C. c. for num-
Der OF years past His love for the ne
gro has been proverbial and spirit-stir-
ring speeches to that race, in and out
Of Congress, have gladdened the hearts
of the Copperheads, both North and
South. The Younger members of the
family, however, rather outStrip the Tex
/ lie ~ their affection for the ''down-trod-
den African ove~in Iowa, in the CITY
Of Muscan6Re, lives Perley Vallautiig-
ham, a nephew of the martyred 0hioan,
scho is maIwied 10 and liceS seitk a .9a6-
II soench, as black aud greasy as a
GuiHea adfice.
4 brother of the last named Vallan-
digham lives on this side of the river,
opposite Muscaiinc He, too. is married
to a negress. By this it viii be seen
that the nephews have stolen the uncle's
thunder, and are therefore entitled TO
"high consideration from the party.
The Illinois Vallandigham, like him OF
Ohio, is in trouble, having been arrested
for voting Illegally, and as be IS said to
be short of cash, we would suggest to
the Copperheads that ten cent sub
seription should be taken up by them for
the benefit Of his anele's nephew and
the credit of the party. Il might che, T
/ him in has hours Of erie, and relieve his
immediate necessities
4 Well, what Of it2 Is that not more
honorable than the manner in which
BaiseegeaatioR at the Sopth has been car
ried on for years, where no marriage
rites sane66ed the disgusting practice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Interesting Partieulars.

Rebel Barbarities and Oulragss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

lery, but seemed to rely wholly on their
overwhelming numbers TO carry the
works by assault.
The Anderson landed under the fort
and some of the passengers went up in
70 the town but the piekets were again
driven in and they took 10 the boat in
double quick time
The rebel Who tried to get Morgan's
black horse was a lieutenant. and the
rebel eolonelA. B. Thompson was killed.
Young Andrews says Forrest has eat
en- at bis table many time, and be saw
him on Broadway.
Mira Atwood was barbarously shot
DOM ia the street, and othes similar out
RACES we're committed
Kirchevars Ethiopian, who usually
earSes The mail 10 The Pestofice, On tbis
/ occasion beqged TO Be excused as b.
said il did not appear 10 be healthy fol
the African race up town just then
Seven premature births occurred
among the refugees. across the river Or
Friday night--three in one house-sl
boys, who we're named after the host
Federal troops are in active motion
and it was rumored that the rsbel force
we're pretty well surrounded and woul'
likely all be captured or killed
We asked young Andrews il be wa
frightened, and be answered promptly
"No l was uneasy about mother an,
the baby, bot when | knew they wer
safe, did not care dog on'd
The passengers on the Liberty mad
up nearly 500 for the relief Of the refu
gees who came up on the boat
/ We shall await further news from tina
point with great anxiety, not nnmixe
with hope
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
RARE CHANCEl
Very Valuable Property and Bus
Hras E,nr AnIr


Very Valuable Property and Bust
Hess For sale
KfANfNG IN eoutena etatfoa . removal 10 Ciuz
II einastis W oaer for sais. exceedingly sasy
,sFn-s tee iosl7p ins F=ry desiresie ana valuable
The lart tss5-ssasy bsisi METAL -resf vFaressn.a
wifh Ice House afsssha. situated on the eorus "
ies'st IT. slld the ia9si bsins Lot ~ Do04
with fae premisas tha Furnftsre Eta rares de-,
including sat- Desks. Counters. Trucks. Scales.
dispositions Ac.. &c. beiag everything nrelee for
. fffgeasyf Pfodaee % Eonaris#ioIl busfnrss zizg
he g8esi Sill sai saeeeasoFslsip Of our ba.iness
These premises veil adapted for tobacco fac
tory and NaIehea.ei also,
The aonAie briok Smoke House ana Eeadering
HcuSc and frame v arehoa4a, corner Lacust and
Duubzul streets. r.sf b for fh. pork business.
alaa, EAe Kettles. rFsEss Lard Vets, Bierks CIsa-
ysFs, As, sc, eeEFFaiHg sTeTything nscesssry for
tbs business; also,
The desirable and couvsnI@asly arranged brick
Dwelling. on Locust street, bst Fezn sixth and
Sesenta tainz Lots Ne. II aud y. IN Block 81
Lssfern Eniaf-euent. nov oocUftee ~ GeerEs
Fastrr ard IN complete order On th~se vyrsnai*es
ar tw0 Cfsferus a Stable, Weed shed. &c ai-s .
tsrge yard allied Wfgh. ehsies Fruit TRES shrnhs
Ts- sf-.fiyit-.ts35.-l.sif of he frame wsrshouse
situated on Les- ! 48d il Block -, Eastern En-
lars,. neat, rahalux isreEzh from 0hEreh street
70 The Canal. Cneer ret lsr so Per Hs9uth also,
situated I.ezr gssk Hill CeE1srsrys esaizfaius =
aerHs. all En-sF 4sAees eeres 81 which i EnF-
roaEd-1 y oaW ard su5staatizi F5sket f-ncs, AID
fllsd with Fruif Trees x every kind, inclntinq
about IN acre y yell SCI. bssring Grape Vines.
o these premises are situafed ueE frame Dsxes-
iiag, with Isrzs tsairs Well. CIstsrn. lar1z Sta
BE. SC. Fsssszsiou :. i.i Let 81 zfars{5 49,
TO aas4Essss bHttiiHg Lots. Eas. 8 and = in
BECK. y, East@rn EEIsrgeasus. adjoining fhe
above; also,
Ths Los Z5zs7 Eet a Tsurlh sfreet pssr a.,
ccrnsr 81 Locszst, tslEz a. ex7sllerrt stEad f,r =
storz, als1.
Tba undivided eas-haIf Of 25zs0 fsst. adj0iuing
Tia ab0Sa
III sloFs praparts VIII - soif OF long credits
II dssira5 TieH,ss Fs4fsprss4,ls Pa-stes s-fsbire
= canine ass VI tns aa0Es pxepsEfy. vii please
cali Al CIR of7ce, carnsr Lccc=F stEsst and The
CsDsl GEO FOSTER 4 60
fh1I-dtf
z-
-E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
by pc sin.

And IL attendant train " - spt aiss Il acts ora
Ike fArua than HassileiHe. fhara 4 nothing
10 The fsaRe ~ tise Aatefia MslIea, that Tor mo-
tneut tsaf a comparison with Il "a this disease
A fuil account OF this wonderful pl2at may be
iuaat In the lifh clifton Il the G.. ;. pispensato-
~, p7ges t4s7 and ilss
series II experiments IN which Dr. Rail- has
b-ea Ter years ng8zefi. has inst hsen hrDught q
a successful termlhafieu and % i uoW enabled -
offer 10 the fubtle coWalnatksa of Ceslfon. with
other approved fonlcs the whole preserved ia the
tsst qaality of eepper-siistiil-d bourbon whisky,
ahich he j. confident has no equal 10 tbs world
IL mieht furnish fuiume o. certificates but
the public have long -iuea lsarBed 70 estimate
things al fhTir true xaiur The safest plan IT, for
every one g. - inr hanself tn virtues # a ne "
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
FTNHE cO-PARrNERsHlP HERErOFORk ex-
i listing between r, Browning, A. s. browning,
aud Geo. y. Browning, under shs frm-name of
r. Browning sons, WAS dissolved ON the 81 inst
BY the withdrawal Of A. 5. Browning from the
rm. Il. Browning aud Geo. h. Browning. ua-
der tue nrm-name Of H. Browning 4 Son, will
continue the business At the old stand-wiil pay
All liabilities Of the lats arm, aud collect all
claims due the same.
RICHARD BgOWNING.
ANTHONY s BROWNING,
mAl5dlm GEORGE B. BROWNING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

Tue CrTY AID 1owxsHtp UMog Tics.
Ers appear 10 the Journal to-day. The
men whose names appear under these
heads have been settled on BY the uhion
men generally for the respective posi-
tons with which their names are con
neeted. The candidates chosen are
good men and true; and it is hoped
that all unconditional Union men who
desire good government, and wish to
strengthen the Union cause BY eleeting
It's friends to Office, viii 90 to work for
these candidates The election is only
week of, and there is no time to be
lost. Let every Union man do his duty,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
NEW SOCKS.

General Grant aud aia Campaigns;
The Art Of Conversation;
The Nations Sin aud Punishment;
La Gayioea Spanish novel;
woman's Ransom. BY Robinson;
CudIo's Caves
Revelations Of Mother Juliapa;
At j. BEALEY'S,
30. "a, corner Of Main and First strysts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
PAINTING.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
L shop at No. 6S Main Street, where he can be
found 81 all times prepared 20 execute In the beet
possible manner ell kinds Of House and sign
Painting, Gliding aud PAPER HANGING. BY
strict attention 70 business, he hopes to meris a
liberal share Of patronage.
iebta a. " OSBORNE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
UNION CITY TICKET.

FOR Bfarshai,
ANTHONY TEkVOORDE.
For Clerk,
ADOLPH PFAFFLiN.
FOR Cofieetor,
WILLIAM g. BHPPLE.
For Treasurer,
JAMES DAVIDSON.
.Foy Surveyor.
CHA RLEs q. GNU 80.
For Street CoiansissioHer,
ALFRED KIRKPATRICK.
For dsssasOrs,
ThrYo TO be elected.
WILLIAM WARRES, ia,
JOHN SCHUBERT.
JOHN PAINE,
Tor c0uHciiiHei,
Isl WaTd-wILLIAM DEAs.
"a Wafd-sANuEL n. ARCHER,
ID Ward-J. a. BIRKEHBUSCH,
18th wara--JAcOB FLEMING,
9TH Ward-AND. J. HUTCHINSON.
eth Ward-Tu0KSTOS MALES,
Tth Ward-HENRY l.. DANfTrELL,
sth Ward-FRED. ". COOK,
sta ward-WiLLfAM MILLS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

ksE- The Parkersburg Gazette saws:
We did not know last week for what
iohu S. Carlisle came here and was so
stlll about, on Sunday week. We know
now. He had mulatto woman aud
shild here-the latter his own. He took
them with him on Monday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

JOSEPH p ELLIOTT viii b. a candidate for
Town-hi! rrhstse At the coming April eleetioB.
EbtfoKs JoUESAL: Please aunounee Ar. JONA-
rHAS NEWMAN A. the peoples candidate f5r
the Office Of Township Trustee At tbs ENSUING.
April elsefion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Compound Pse,orai OF VIVA Cherry

has bscama hoassAsla word thTaag hont the
West and Nsstfb and hts v arfa taxenges 40 isss
thau year afseF their Hatred acti0n, attained
reputation a. wide spgpai as thA&enuncnt q
North Amersca But tie trawmluz Ftosx Of HE
lite remains q b. STAINED IA his iafc-t discovery
Or rstEer combination fsF be does net claim IL
have berB TIE diiscoveret e CFuRnN, which is the
b. sis OF the hifteFs pos ofhsrea a. the puhlc.
j hat honor heia0gs 70 iAe nstixr Inhabitants 81
atrial AnsfE ia. % shan ~ Firtess have heeH
fewn iaI faore than TIVE hundred years Armed
Nth il. the Indian bids 1ehsa1r to sle mosi dad
y malaria aBd hSadlek wlEhaat fal lhs most ven.
omoas ssrpents. Il belief With them that
while there ! hEpxsh lefifl the body. the CeiEun
= potent g enFef 10 matter hs be disease fay
he
While Dr. Bail IS MT prepared 70 iaiorse this
sRuaVagant Ireienslon, Aa + nevertheless sails
Ned FROM thorough sxalai uatioa 4 the evidence
relative e IT. y.Ftaes. thai remedy snd pre-.
veufatiye for al diseases arising from exposure
either 70 be ebSRFes 81 weather and cmasa. 81 ~
The mlasmAtic iuha=ncss, Il Stands iFhaat RI
val AID justly deserves the reputation il has -
long eujsyo led 10 Central America ADJ lha Wesi To-
dies In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28


EBIEoas JguAsAass Pieass Haaqases Ar LOUIS
FoPP, a. 5shdldats fr city coilsst0r at tbs err
suiug April election, aud 0blige,
AAt9 MknT VOTERS.
Ma EpiEeR-Piesss e auRoupes M Hame as a
candidate for tie ofles of eity coilsstor 10 the
ensuing city eleet.an va. BIPPLE.
For Constable.
MEssks EbIEeAs Plsass aangunes JANIS 8
Wills al, candidate fof Constable.
MAS4 FErsAss.
FakSg MORRIS Sfii IL Z candidate f5F -
election 10 ths Office ii Constable q Pigeon
Tosnshdrat ttls snaaing Z. ! priI sIsstlen.
HENRY PLoEOER win Is candidate f,r ts-
sleetlon q tho 6fes Of calsiA BE Of n son ToaA-
ship At ths ensuing siecfioD.
wh-zAFP isa ssnaiasss ~ rleofsss Of Con
stable 81 Plgsoa TeSashiF - The ensuing APril
e.eetIon. #ese#fre ae
Please announce nfs a candidate for tohsia-
be Of Pigeon Tesn,hip a. the ensuing Airii
eieeilon. ROBERT 2. HULL.
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date for the oas-e of Constable y rigs'a To sii-
chip. At the eusnlng A pril slsetion.
JOHN C. sARGEAST.
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April election. joins PAfsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
ron ELEcIoRs Al LAEGg.
David s. Gooding, Ct Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of fiR0.

ron ELECTORS Al LAEgg.
David s. Gooding, Ct Hancock
Ricbahd W. Thompson, Of YiR0.
TOR sTATg gLgcTOEs.
1st Disttlet-Jamss g. Denny, q KBor.
John g. Houghiand, Of spencer.
"a Diatriet-Cyrus +. Nixon, Of Clark
Francis Wester, 81 Lagrange.
"a District--Heury Y. PTiiohard, u B4rihoio
mfE.
Madison Evans, u baNTeucs.
4th District 80 LeOnidas sexton, Of Rush
". Rygef. q ffsnknn.
5th Disfrict-Beui 3. Clayposls 0f FaYefts.
Joshua II. mslietf. 4 Henry.
eth Distriet-~J J. Wright, u Morgan.
) &. Green, VI shelby.
7th DistTiot--JOhn osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas n Rice, Of Psrke.
sth Disfriet-R. p. Davidson, Of TippocaDoe.
Benz. Gregory, Of W4reu.
stu Distriet-James b. B,iford. Of white.
Aaron Gus5ney. 81 Porter
10th Dlstrlat--T. Il. Dickinson, u f,sksib.
Iiallet aflbourDe, Of Eikhaft
Ilth Disfriet-John N. Wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ. Tempier, Of Jay.