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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

until he was removed by death. He was
man Of much intelligence, thoroughly de-
voted to his country. He was an accom-.
plished Legislator, brave officer, and
genial friend.
Lieutenant Blodgett was from this CITY.
best officers in the regiment. His loss to
the service isRreat; and his death is q great
blow to his friends in Iowa.
Lieutenant Ayres was . merchant for
some time in Winterset, and was subse-
quently Editor and Proprietor of the Win
tcrset Madisonion. He went into the seth
on its organization, and was distinguished
With the othersspoken Of IN the dispatch
We had no personal acquaintance. We
think Lit. Jones was from Madison county.
State Register.
KILLED Captain James B. Gould. Co.
D, oath regiment Iowa Infantry. was NOR.
tally wounded by a shot through the side
in the battle near Winchester, Va, on the
10th OF September. He died the next day.
ceased soldier live in this city. Captain
Gould has beep in the service two years.
and had just rejoined his company after a
short visit to his home when he met q SOL
dier's fate.-Dav. 0as., l2h.
Won't D1sCUss.-Au arrangement was
made by the two State Central Committees
for series of joiut discussions between
Hon. J. +. Wilson and J. x. Hornish.
Esq, candidates for Congress in the First
District, but we learn from the Gate Ctsy
that the latter backs out of it. He dare no..
go before the people with audiences COM
posed Of men of both parties and discuss
with Mr.. Wilson the condition OF national
! politics and the issues Of the campaign
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8dQen freigeiprp4en uno Der brittle sur Ser
banolnng fir ndditen 9ienitag feit9eitelt.
Spiepb @auter unb Spbn 6. MiQiam8
ipegen 9tngrifs 1t. I. 10. ltelte $1,000 8Irg@
ldaft.
Solbua Spne5, 0tanOul SadiO jon unO George
SprippS (Sarbige) purOen ppn Gi6ter SIP
pegen i6le6ten 8etragens int 6auie BON 81.
Mturpbp inter 500 8iir9ldaft seitellt uto bis
at peiterem &erbDr entlafen.
Die @ranbiurp iplroe bis nd6iten 9ienltag
entlaliet, ipdbreno ii6 bic Gpurt biz Samitag
pertagte.
Supertpr Gpurt.-Gilbert g. Sbpntpz
ion ps. Union 8ant BON Mtarplanb. Sriiber
g%eneloet, bp6 nod rt6t beenbet.
9eute iteben Die SO. $500 auf Dem
&e9iitranbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-17

psItt III Der enstI6sn 9iIte entbalt iirF.
g IN suIiUe

Oqmenltte.
Builder, NtrS Charlotte; 8lmlnolter, Gotb
8lumenaler, Olrs Gath; Spll, Wtr8 Gatbar;
Spbinger, Nrs Warp; Sale, 9lnna Waria;
Gdle, Mrs S; GDelmen, Dtrs Marp; Sell, 81
Gurbarb, ..9llbertine; 6urit, GleOnpre; SAINT
burger, 0rs 81; 6urtner, Margaretb; aeime,
8 9; &rpbn, !6elene; &napp, 0trs 6enrp 6;
Seller, 0trs Barbara 81; SLEEPER, 0trS Ntarr
6; Heineder, Ntaria Neiter, Nfrs 0farp;
S6mipt, Gltie S; Seifert, MrS !9enriette
Soldier, 2puile; 8ide, @trS.
DerrtnItFe.
Mnnes, Chs; 8prnltein, 6; 8a1ie, 6errm:
Srab, Sol; GpnraO, S; Seitt, Spbn ; 8az
Stunt, Sacrb 6; Garpner, SbOn1as; @ebenz
BANNER, S; l6anburger, S; 6%artrtar, Ni6:
6erld, Spbn 80; 6erid, Gep; Sacpbp, s.:
aenp, Gbas; Strait, Sacpb; Wtilius, !6enrp:
0iterbuS, gOw; 8aul, Capt 6 S; 9feiffer, 4
81; 9tpB, Qeipi8; S6aefer, 6; S6lpb, Spi
$; S6loB, Gpnrao; Stab, g 6; Steiner
Stern, 6enrp; @agner, !6enrp; @eigman, &
@; @plf 8m.
SotbatenItte.
Gantler, 9apib; Gomunps, 81; @elnan
IS 9; Sacpb, 6 g.
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Ueue an0eig0n.
Nhfu1td {!

Der 5sfsus sum @mpfurs bes 8. @b. Geets. felt F8
hente NaGmitas punft 2 ubr in Der Sits @uarb Nrmpre III
8altinlDreitr? 3wti6et Sat- unb 6reteridftry dnf. QBtr FOR
eern que YatriOtsn, iOrte tr &aem bic beretts epreneGa9
6aran ;u betbetltgen.
(ARt) OdsGpmtte.
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Weucr BnuDcrcin.

@uf ben @unI& metrerer 8uraer, einen neuen SauSerein
gu srunten, baben fe f8 enti8lefen, am gRittnp4 ben II: +,
Mbents %8 l1br, i'm Sdufe beS @rn. GBrtfid It &nGpp
So. 1856 Of ii m pret r, @de Gprinsfr, gu Ssr-
Ilmrneln, nm fb su beratben iiter bic Sadie. Spl6e. bic
Suit taben, einem neush Sanberein bei3utreten, itno erludt
su er lbetnen.
fTilG) Mebrere g il r1er.
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Ocrmdnia 1lnion 0edomc.

Die Wtitelieber 6ieier 2edeue perten biernt e~ineela6en
fd beute Nafnittas UNI 2llbr Sablrei9 tn ttrert @erianrt
l~nnsslCal einsmfnbelt, unt id beirt @rnpfan9 Ss 3. @ib
@e9ts. ST Eetbetligen. SIN @ultra9
imD Od~SGpmtte
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GrDffnuno ScS ncmclt @cft=Saltin1OrC
SduOcretnS.

BUR 9tdfriGt fir Oteieni8et, bic faran ~bstbeiti9t itnb, bag
in Ter erfen Geriammluns ib Der 0erein unter benz 9torten
ygBef Baltimore Sauperetn" preonitrte unb beIdlrfen,
MittwcdD BEN II. Sebr., Mbenps s l1Gr, bic nahfe @eriamn1-
tuna o~bsubaltet, in Der bic 8eamten gepablt werpen unb bic
erlte @insablung f~attfnpen wirb. 9a bteier @erein ether
bess btfen gu ner6en Seripri&t, 10 mDsen 9iejenigen, rel6e
I6 md anI6lieBen wOaer, ni6t p%erf1unen,. an 6tele1t
Mbenb i'm Green Sree Spuie, SO. 697 Weit=SalttntrreItr 3n
tr16einer.
6. &ern0ut1, prpS. 9rdf
LM}rOWl S. 0enber, prpb. SER.
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Soc. Scnt. gnrnzSScrciit.

Grtraz Generalper q NJ NJ lung
bette @ten6 our Nnnnbrte Der g~tebenseete ter Contribution.
Mae Uiitslieper iin6 erittt, piinftliG sh eri9etnen. SIN
Muftrdg bs VeretnS
TNps & 81 Ni 10 4 I o q q hrkSf
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SrleanS SanDereitt+

Inter pbiaen Namen 1T et iteuer Sduttrein in Ser M1t-
Iabt a~eerin6et wrrben, ppJu am erHeu Geriamintun9s-&benb
bereiiS uter 200 Nntbetle ~9esetdpnet mureen. Nm Wttttnpbt
rem II. Tebr., Nbenbs nm 7 ubr, tpirb IN eent fhpnen SCALE
res ~teltebten 0Sirtbes s. 5etnriG 2tnbner in @analfr. na6e
SrlfanSfr, bic smeite 0eriamntluns %otgebalten, wpbet has
@inIhreibeselb erbpben ipirc unp tie Seamtsnpabl ifattttn'
ret, gu p~islIeiti9er 8teinabne laten ein
Carl &tduet, Gaapar NtflauS, SD. 21ufer,
(. 3ulauf, &. 9ulaut @epr8 {. Dit,
&. Qtneemann, Qepntarbt QSetel, peter SGnttpt
unb oiele Nnbere.
fGo-gRiN 2p~uts & miami {, pr. Sefr.
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9(Qa. Mrb. Observation-Disclosures

Sn Ser am DUnnerfag, ben IS. Jebrnar. fort8negenSen
au eerprbent1t&tn @enera1 9erfa NJ nj III n 8
unb @nnatme tes 3uiasss sur Contribution (bte QDtrtbi9aft
tetreHenbl, ippte tie Snfrufttpa fir bic g8trttf4aftss@ fr'
maltung unb bic graht ~terislben ftdtt pptet allie W t.
gIteber u~nbebingt erI6etner ttu6en.
(MiD) N.Suber, YrGi.
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Stoe1

Dte Mtit8tteber bteier @erbintuns nerbet bierntt auf1e
%fprbert, "f6 teute NaGnttttag I'M ~ lbr sa6lrei6 lit tire
Dale 3n berianttreln, UNI an benz @npfln9 beS 8. M1b. 9iegt
$tetl SIT tebnter. St Nuftras
lNRtl OdS G II ite-
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WonzSfTce,

Baltimore, Is. Setrudr 1854.
@~erfc5elte &nsebpte werten anf pbtSr Sgtttte bis sum 70
81. NP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fir tie SefSrherun9 Der 9Ds
item swtI9en tem Depot ter 8alttrnpre unO Stip Gtien-
balm une Ter Baltimore Yrf.Otfee.
Bis auI rettere Srere.
Seben Sag fnb nean Sabrten bonn 9eppt Der Baltimore
rem Depot su MAIDEN, unb wenn nGtbts, aud ueEr, ieep4 ptne
@rtrasergutunS.
@ute 9ferbe unt fete @pitndsen, beren Ga6ttefeit tprt
bteTeen pphnieifer s~eprift mereen ntihen, limb e%rfcreerlt9
unt es burfen %tieleIben MIR fir Sei6rberung Der Spiten rer-
renpet lperbet.s
Die Nn8ebDte rndGsn eurt 5pet Burger %8aranttrt perNtn,
rel6e ids oerantpprtli6 MAIDEN taB Der Steter, penn er
ben Contract erbdlt, fdbis IN, ~reuelben seA6ris Su rDa5ieben.
QS. $, pnrnellt
tGebr16-2S) 90fmftfer.
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Gb0rle86tr4 SauDerein Np+ e.

0pnnerfae, cen IS s.. 50, Sabre foeriartntung unb BE
antenpatL npopn bic Wti~tslteter %sefdatgf glCtt5 nebmsr
nplen.
(Nt) &. @ebplb, SER.
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!@Ohfeu! RObfen Rcbten

eptens 8alep, @uuturp uuS Baltimore eoaapaSn's,
ictpie bic befte QuolitGt anberer &cblen, sefasteS uno Se'
~ipoltenes ei@ens unb GiGten9cls gum Tertaut 81 Den
miebrtafen 8oarpreifen Bel
q. %. g eiienring,
(s~ouu3Nete) q. O.@de bon Soparb. nnb Srantlinft
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5 Nalen &0rfe

Int perIhietenen @r6sen unb Sualitdten rfertre In beltebt9en
2uantitdten ;u auGerit ~niebrteea @rstien.
Gbmdrb 8lpGt
G36,hrSN ia gDeff Qpmbdt etraBe.
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Me6ten inpprtirten 8erliner &lmmel,
gle6ten impprtirten 9pppelsGinntel
Ipwie @ptbrein, WeiFrein, MaDeira, Gberrs II. I. 10. rfef'i
,u tiaieen Yreiien
26iunS ia 2~pmearear nabe Gbahesfi
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: MSa55inofon 0OteI gu Dcrfanfen.

0teIes Sptel lieet brett am gDaiier, no Der S9iHfabrts-
OSerfebr am itartden Ia unb erfreut it'd Der telten &unol1dIft.
Die @inrid tuns 1T elegant unb S~plftdnbts. Mtan nnelre tu3
an N1nbe fe1hlt Gfe rn Qh1rneS unb Nnnnr. AfiDl
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O%er(nngt unO geluc6t.

Mn~Icun4. Sin prtentlttes teutfde8 ~8inSerm0e6ei
lei Diajpr &. Sfnmenters. Str 81 MOrt
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{ 3.1-1I390@07s 0sIFs " .IUI.07 1000
.usagaa ioloi19c ,~lyum Rstl0s
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taae sfsua aesds trss.l n93ii

ISEr ~beIcroere1 EennSngblobE8sJ9 Z
GinpauSerer ua6 Reifents ipnten iebr ucrt9tiS ietn
e9e fe iFre WiGette tnufeu uub irIteu b%iefelten MIR tn
benz Susecn bes uuter5ei3ueeu dnSefsatsu GSsuter
fcufen. $500 aaF
Dieieuigen, reI@e in Baltimore oiitcur1ea, trereen 4
S5uc G9p;erisfeit BiGetts fEr 6ies Sinie Serf@afett ten
men, inbeui Der aseut ber rDsutf&en @sieGi9aft1 BET
i9rer 2aubuus iSuen ben nnter1ei9aeten asenten ncrReneu
mfrs. ils1fs. 7a18 .sHa sign9G 4f9aa ass
aas pestsss guSfunit uuS ssot5 srtbsitt ancntgstSte
., rs GsM. Y. EgfasSFaHss, ,nz
@ $ssEss5s Gateeenten~HefEtb ts S~Ssstsssss AZ
4Assr,sg Ettv-&ttHSshk. tRt
Rs.s7 &s1aesE.n
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1S.a - d It'd 5rg fdt @biC
'8I% ~ Na@'9 q;ssienhchn.

f 3D. &SNi - Sf<
$An n. HaR Gpnhtag,i 19. Suni, nrcrten tStsLibto ) gsto,
nHts @ReettlS Innb 8arfer8rur9 nraa eia i9,nsitiatS Gsebsz
RAJ ap9sbsly tpte fglst .TQP nqmrti41 -
g2IssHs faa.iq tssnntaes susssnsmaltnJr NasrS, 7;45
GTprcs5uS t6gfids N5enbs 9.15. -L9| 1Af A1Ill1A
2 Ssibe 8n9e 1~ertinOen f1 am D5iSfagl tait Ee.ea gsxa.
aeS tpefll@ fnorbDefli4 Juah itesefIiS. roireW 3rISS{
Der SAG Ha9 GreSerid 0eSt taslio bon Baltimore nm
$50 Ssa@mittass anb osu DrsSesit ZOO DtDroens.
6ctnta8s alegersrIuea.t g9innoH3p6f I'D 51jI95l ~
( Ser Sng nap &lisrtts gtias 9eeEt, BON aoItiu,crs
zeorsers pin 8 30 ugb 9.15, unb 9o9mittaes 30 uni
4.45, nnn' bon @Giertt't g.tas Sacreeus !. AZ TINS 100
urS E0dr.ittaGs &.45 raS i6yo0.5 yHnsjL 9iIiT911Hf1
m9aHi BOD WafDtnatca.G noto7355lnq
s1Rgana BOA SaftiElors naG gBaiEinstou ssprscnsis.4
700, 800, anS 1890, Inb SGdin S.S0,4,AO 1rb 7.o5,
SonutSss WsrrseHs. NJ. S.45 ahb g. 90. mrs Tscs,
a,ittdss nat $3.50. Isbsaus Ssa geaiBtnatOn qppFosrS
npl $50 1880 laa6 Il.l5 uaS GeGu.. uul AS 90
$3.50. Sepatags Hnr 9soEseRs mr., 1880 u. @a@n,ittoos
BOOK. $50 9snt ser 2e 14nS Ate buaI tpn g3syf3i22
more tinb bsr erie JuRSd Qoiette i5lia 1Sbn2 gBdyEinoton.
saIten an alien e~tattenen iogs Ser Sneeite4 unt fetSss
3ug; pom Baltimore unb Der .finfte 3us Don Qsaf6inatrp
DerSinben fG nit beh gahapolisz 3nSe. N@NS .
sDess, uaberer e~GueFtnft nno UiIets tgter sErt penbe
Atan no qu 8. =. &nglauss Gssut in ber eantquzgtall
tina rbet an bic .EiGetzCfRcG., ~ .s.hf,., LII
90. =. Gmftb 3ransSctt uteiaer
O. ge. ole, @enerat=Agent. f3ansu3 q
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INSTRUMENTATION. j
N0rOlide GemttaL Cifenbabn

-Azs1sSEG-& 1880 ItLJr%@+s0I1G H8D .HyiI
SSerdneertcr Babp9lena Dgf3iI
gao oena 8sRea MnD-Iorben
8Stnter- &atrptar. Poae2
gu u@D nag eens Is. gfcb. Derbeu bic 3Hss anf ttefs
Soen IN nHtSfslsenSer seetfe efeebirt /: J gTG Istl
.a1 Sagt assotvSyt8. g. slIsg s-3lI
gorSI9 ssPs nun ........e.s. 9 MIR 30. GRiu.l M0rat.
G $500 go S~ gBenbe
$50 T''0ns0Odrlca ,ss.....5 49, 1ttfue
"~~ .pa1*a w..-.?s 20 gsors. 40 gsGdsr
3!.8f iIaeacayte. 2 4E
2op5ag SoH'H't On urs ~. ~ =. =. $40 gsottc;
SFPSse5A5 ':"~....+ ~. l.L.. .!3t p S2nsig
2"fs'eSat9 Aecouscbetipu. :. ..'..'i X. S2ura.,
Barton q o. .t:.tt.oo DpFl''
Scr einaise 9u8, fpes9er al, esbnnteo as. ,SsSt ~ Is y.
GFpreB5n5 I'm n3ri50 g2ju. Mbenbs- 70 FSY" - 80
b 0es RAa ESQ GRettDs G~51e6enoe Grsses,,,o r,;.. 80
an tpl5eiscsn tSDli9. ron Sarcisbura roeIenass, "a, :
.%enPaitgn: Grissoroagb, Oert, Sancoer SGrctiss So.
.ulrnt, Eastteh, airGftpn, Ggaashersbnra nnb gsssosI,
billie. a~44q-.-e9r,g1 a5,r1 sc1 ia g
e Der Wefti!9 geDt tGsti9t ansgeuontaen Spuntaas, -
Der @EpteB5tS tonlrIt fEGgtt4s ous9enoulrten Gs~outass.
Pdtfeg1esS tTr Snti1ehfatt5neu icDten ben Garriasure
nnb 9arstpu AecomcbaticassuS nebuen. me 14nt1 raj
l. I@si@ pnb Srp4essies fte5sH GesGu in ger5inbruo mi,
ser Benafploania Central e~;fsncaBn Ii S~asat:S8ntS ID!
9ttsGusa, 9Glt3eIaste;3 1@eli,mo9 ,.b. 3'ts trstf III
natut ee5nDtaaa $685.! Gorga gadppnglJG GgS!!tt 35P2
rnb ogcn YlSBen 6eS gSogea I5e.ene, i5Die IA gTn,tru
nit Der Seem gjots erie GiisitbaFn na9 alien ptSesat IL,
nSrbiiGsn ano fDefIiGeu Gesgl HDrf. q nTri3u gs
s8egen, Gebrbilets urb aabersr GsnaIsa unS berla6lI,
der ~elhsta1ft Sctiere u.Ga ff!a7 On Sic 8tletzGface til he:
Gatbsst Statica,s ede ben ediseGss nnb 1raasAaa4.l an
~sHesa' ne 1s1s5ap ~ an35g2 8'm4 nan
a i.trr ar. +-sr ac, 8 ". DuYarrb, .Ah,
z Gen. enFt. 9er ge8thj. GeatteIbabk
@b. 9. y pnng,M 3|lnsfGj4 g. 1I ,191U rs
.@ns. l5raivts Il P~aFiaaiers gasat.. -- 4tpu5;t
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Dermanla .1 ..8sS s .as
Jeuer Berl;d> rlaues 0eIelId1aft

20 ~ 80 II Js:ip@YlDIt. { H-es-t 3tH p
gaar-@ apitdI. :. .t ..a. 1.,isa 2! s!5aeTE ssoo ~
ueberf&ue am 1. San. 1864 ....... 75,272,I
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E. ! %s55Oermif66te An6eigen.. y.
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Gebens 8trG ernnGa @eleuiGoft

Capital rnS lsbetf Sps ..... -. ~. ..,.. -. $S6O,OoO.OO
\ TaasY 44'S SasttsdssS etafp,ansn: sifsd6oo. ast'51@
! Dttie GusassstGntts rnt seirnttrs in st Seatf6t DebSI
setr .I9 strl Eer& @teattn ~etabIirtf geebSnS-Q rfherungs.
-S0tleli@att trf-sut f@ stnss fOsfpdbrenbta ,~anastsuren gu
EaEles. DtcfelSe setDdbrt eu3 ben Usri6erten etns @drdr-
tie, ptl9s epm tstuer eub e.en @eIeIIt@ ait
u Hsftr ettsp9 Stre,l asiILs gst}ag.. raisu q asa
9Bah&1R8 o g. j rentItt. SefF.
, tu8p EStjsntpnf, SraNee.s. 6efra
Z Shfce Np. 30. @9e UdgEsT., :Fls,p sgIoyt.,i
q Baltimore StpcfbaItere mnb esefsrensen
u. SGumc1es. . - VI. DreiTtI.
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r. 5errlonnb. &apH. Uft f@i1 6tinf. Es2tytdb,Je "
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Q sSnfrb &ubDIrb. q. 50. Srtlfer. -. ,
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Z VI. aBteienfeIt. s94'" fsifa t3a91q.
anstanit, Sre$aren NIB saseafa uerbsa ~asatssaus.
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r 04Stps-1 ~ yG. Is @ecrnbitr. @NoIttrtrre
. nntttfn6enbet .o's 4 Or. ". Sesler, SIS 5paibdpar.
~ Die SeirtH S.s5: % snet nnb II. & Iesem.
feuber ttn6 %autUrtfrt gpplitustpnen fur Ubise @efeli@aft
enteeeen5unebmeH.. ss@ ssH0 ~f'7ftFT'1
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50 rpfeffpr QDltiS Mu n d y 4 m <
+ T11's' go fye!tsesaSanss HAs
Slltretttt9iaGSs ilto MbfiibrItneSs
StraMter .nsipc
ssrT rrsms @SssrrShstt Ss;sSsrk ~, S ~ I.'.et NH pt
- r.n.s " sSrnoasyrss.tttto ~ 3 $alsuena lgpte, wenn Setn9
g.hsr nnr wy t"<'eFp"teut SIelelren }tne lett
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-17
Election i'm Arkansas.

Fort SMITH, Feb. l5.-The State cleo
ton next month wall be held in about
thiry-six counties. There will be no
opposition to Murphy's election. Many
transparancies are being prepared, with
his words when he rushed from the reb
ell Convention: ''You may run cold steel
through my heart, but l will never vote
for any .damnable act Of secession
The enthusiasm for him among loyal
men is unbounded. The disagreement
between the Convention and President
Lincoln in regard to the time of holding
the election, has been settled by the
President himself, who, in dispatch to
General Thayer, says: Whatever of
conflict there is between the Convention
and me is accidental, not designed, l
having acted in ignorance that the Con-
vention would act | yield to the
Convention, and have so notified Gen.
Steele, who is master, and is to cut any
knot which cannot be united
G2 A. LINCOLN. =
Majors Sleeper and Adams are pay
ing off the army here.
s. Arkansas will be fully represented in
the Louisville Freedom Convention.
Delegates have already left
Capt Durham, Of Gen. Bankss staff,
has arrived at Lite Rock He bears
important dispatches The future co
operations by which Price and the re-
mainder of the Trans Mississippi rebel
dom are to be extinguished would form
the subject of contraband intelligence.
An immense supply train, with com
missaries, arrived yesterday in safety
from Little Rock. Col Adams, of the
18th Kansas, commanded the escort.
FitzWilliam' bushwhackers, who have
been home on furlough, and commit
ting some depredations in the northern
part of the State, about Huntsville, have
mostly returned to the South They
have been crossing the river in small
bodies, below here, for a couple of weeks.
Fitzwilliam's command has been incor-
porated into-the Confederate army, and
he now reports to Price.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-17
q. S. Penslca Agency.

Established by Government authority, for pro-
curing
PENSIONS
for Invalid Officers and Soldiers, deceased Officers
and Soldiers widows or Orphan Children, De-
pendent Mothers or Orphan Sisters.
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
fer Deceased Soldiers Widows, Children, Fathers,
Mothers, or Brothers and Sisters AIse for dis
charged Soldiers, who have served two years, or
been discharged by reason of wounds.
BOUNTY LAND AND RACK PAY
for Widows or other legal claimants of Soldiers
Of 1872, Mexican, and other past wars.
This Agency adjusts claims for parties and SOL
diers of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, in Accord
ance with the only forms and instructions upon
which their claims are granted at Washington,
and is the only Agency thus located, and solely
and exclusively employed
Persons writing their plainly, and enclo-
sing stamp, always answered.
oFFICE-Thfrd street. near Main, Evansville
Ind. JOHN TENNIS
octl5 Per>'-n Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-17
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-17

WHERE Is BLEwIT?-A friend from
Warrick county, informs US that the re
tured soldiers, now home on furlough,
are anxious in their inquiries about one
Blewit, formerly brave soldier in the
field, but who, when the fight was about
TO commence, as they say, suddenly dis
covered that he could not conscientiously
fight under the present Administration,
and thus suddenly resigned to the no,
small danger of disorganizing the army
the eyes of which were turned on him
for direction, and achievement of victory.
They are anxious to renew thier &C.
ouaintance with him. They have seen
some of the scinctillation of his genius,
as they cleaned forth in the Boonville
Enquirer, and they would like to express
- him their keen appreciation of his
Tents and patriotism.
The last we heard of this ex-soldiel
q executor he was in this city sporting
Federal uniform, and, probably trying
pass himself off as returned veteran
1t was reported that he had been ex
mmunicated from the Democratic
rty on account of his bad morals, bu
s, we take it, was an Abolition Islander
as good morals was never test of com
munion in the Democratic party. "
guess they rather prefer to keep all the
can however bad their morals.
Cannot some of the subscribers to tn
late Boonville Enquirer answer tn
question of the soldiers, Where
Blewit?'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-17
From Yicksburg.

ST.. Louis, Feb ia private letter
from Vicksburg of the 9Th from an eye
witness says McPherson's, corps crossed
the Big Black River fifteen miles east of
Vicksburg, on the 18th. Hulbert's corps
took a parallel route from Vicksburg,
crossed at Messengers Ford five miles
above McPherson's pontoons. Each coll
umn was fourteen miles long, and the
force sent up the Yazoo was to prevent a
flank movement to cut off our trains.
Ironclads will try to reach Grenada
to cooperate with Smiths cavalry and
drive Forests rebel command toward
Canton, where Bishop Pope's conscripts
are. -. e. e.
ton bales.
This letter establishes the falsity OF
the specials from Nashville to the New
York papers stating that Sherman en-
tered jackson on the 9Th.