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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolnlion of Cn-Partnarshin

Dissolution Of Co-Partnershlp.
TTRnE O-PARTNERsHfP HERETOFORE sx-
L listing between r. Brow sing, A :. Browning.
AID Gee. B. RrgNhing. under the frsn- name 81
y BroWniag Sohs, sss tirs0lvs.i on the ID inss-
~ the. withdrawal IL A. $ Browning froFa the
hFE1. L. Browning aud Gee B. Browning, ah-
der the nrai-aslsle Of Z. Bgowning sou, will
continae il> business st tbs old sland-will pay
AL lialalstiss of The iais arm, and e'iiset all
~ tlA4 R1euARD- BEnwTISG.
al So ANTHONY BROWNING,
mhl5alm Gk0RGE D. BROW SIAG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

R95-Ths expedition Of gunboats up the
0uachita river was complete success
The rebels were driven, after sharp rc-
sistanoe, from. Trinity, aud three guns
~ere captured. also large uuantiif 81
stores were destroyed
The town OF HsrrisohrHa on the
Fensas, was plso captured 4.d burned
The For. Human, TN clad, US con
siderably injured BY the rebel battery At
Trinity
Lieu; Gen Grant passed through Lou.
isyille on Monday morning 81 route 70
Chattanooga Maj. Gen sherman was
expected on Monday night at Louisville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
COMP0sIT0Rs WANTED.

Two or three first rate News
paper COmpositors can find steady
employment at the best Of wages
by immediate application at this
Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

Fey EaeI TErsEsEEE-A DEAD SoL-
DrER ALrvE-T1rEEEsnSs IserDExTs-
We are kindly permitted to make few
extracts from q private letter from Capt
Horabrook Of the 65sh Indiana, dated.
Ksoxvu.Lg, Tenn, March Q, 1864
In ny list Of cas-
ualitie. a. Bean Station, December Tia,
Alfred II Wood was reported de0d or
kiIied
The Surgeon and Hospital Steward
reported him 10 me az dead ard buried.
As KY company vas in line Of battle
al night, could not 90 personally 10 see
the. wounded Of the company. Early next
morning We commenced our march down
the valley and supposed Wood dead and
buried
knew he had been severely wounded,
for be fell quite close to where ] was
standing. and assisted him back for a
short distance and turned him over to
some one else. His name was placed
at the foot Of the naxt Muster
Roll, with the remark killed at Bean
station, &c" His final statements were
made out for Washington.
A few days ago Wood was seen in the
slreets Of Knoxgille, not dead but walk
ing about. He had been carried TO an
old bonse near the battlefield. The sur
geon thought him dead but the detail
made 10 bury two or three Of the dead,
did not attend to their duty Wood was
left with two dead soldiers In day or
two rebel surgeon came along and cut
ont the ball from his right side, which
had passed through bis left hand and into
his left side A onion man to,s him 10
bis house--cared for him-and after 9
months rest Wood started through the
iroods for Knoxville. distance of 80
miles, which he made in eight days He
is doing we'll ard will doubtless soon be
home on fnrlough.
Sergeant Groves arrived =
few days since
Capt Hornbrook has l,een quite sick,
and when he last wrote vas in the hos
pifal at Rockville, but was recovering
aud hoped soon 10 be wei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
FOR RENT OR SALE.

nFFiCES-Jnst ucated ga iot ront. two OF.
- fees, "a story Chandler Block, at Che head
OF tho sti-irs. Auy person desiring sn unica with
priFste room in the rear can nos De- nr-oms
modaied. JNo, .. CHANDLER.
Gs2Bif
EoR RENT Or sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
- Situated Residence, near the salt Wolis, with
about two acres Of Land Niii trade for rood
city property. Enquire Of
Is. y. MtNGsT, cor. Main aud First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
House and Lot for Sale.

nNE OF TIRE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
" DESCEs tn the city for sale, IN complete
order, containing ten Rooms with Chandeliers aud
kEackoits for Gas, two brick Csterus, Stable,
Wood, Coal and out-Houses, good dry brick
Cellar Is iset square, web lighted.
The House Is wood-heavy oak ffame--stsnds
back 40 feet from. ths street, leaving a beautifGl
'front.' yard. Corner Lot 80 by 500 feet, enclosed
with good substantial fence. Corner Of OAK and
Water streetss above the residence Of Robert
Barnes, Esq. Enquire Of
0ef10-if CHARLES BABC0gS,
No. sfain Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
FURs! FURslI FURs

WE ARE NOW REGElvING ! VERY
w large and vel assorted stock of Ladies' sad
Aisses's fancy furs, comprising in pars the l,i
lowing: S&hles Mink, Russian Fitch. Stow Mar
tin Fisher, Lyns, German Fitch, siberian SPUR
rel EFmine, Nenet- Swans Down, aud far trim
minEs Ct every descriptions OvutlaInen'a Fur
Collars and Gloves, Children : Pms, aiu.fs, Cuffs
sither separate or IN seis. Having seis,sted the
goods ourselves customers can feiy getting the
Essg eeat grade Of soods aUd at prizes As Low Is
the lowest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

FJlHE COMMON CoUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
/ EvsussiiA~swsiH reselve seated proposals fur
sn extension eECherrt Street SsseF from It's pres
cot teTniuua meas Fl hth Street % Tenth Street
10 BE- cnapletsd hy the lsi day Of September, lSS4
Plan aud spsciHcariohs may b. sesG ~ tas
Council chsnbsr A. RFAfELIN. Agent
IIArk,s or. Nlarch II. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
SEALED PRoPosALs.

OFFICE ACT. ASST QDkRTKRHAsrFE.
kEAassrILgs fn9- March q 1884
GE8LEB PROPOSALS rs BUPIFeATr sin
sss = e-sfel al tiii. eiies lalIi - turss w.@L
i@it, lsS4, for snPpiffng monuments Tor s-s s-J
a0iiiers inieFnea lp 8ss I'LL ts-usesers- 4, - -
er1sd ~ IL i9iigs ing syscih14tloss5
Coed -=fso1eti rif.s ~ poplar iuu.bsr free fra4g
knots pissed, zni 70 receive two coats 81 :, ~
pelnt, @iih ~ ddsifonal coat Of ccal tar fr tie
psrt uHasr Kronf'', tie lettering % be in bIack
paint, With Tue Hsne Of the soiaisr ssfe5. lei,t
. y shres ard bali - 8 fet fr,esa ass lorl.
vide, and two isches thick
FFtgp9ssia Nfii FORM basis for written con
= nasii Dzosastst bat, lsss
,. H. EHRMAK,
Ah''l1 Ispt. A. A, Q. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Main Street BRIDGE

I'uE COMMON C0USCTL OF THE CITY OF
I. Evansville viii geoaite ssssvs reap,-Tis far
removing Main Street Hridse ard alliux in al
eafsav2y a. ssid 1eilt tle - idth oil75 S.ss the
sazas g. D. hrSaFAt - tAs prassr zr&ds A hox
tFank foEr eT four t-et Ia dimensions 70 b. cen
slrucss unesz ssii ssstaway Of SOD sound two
ioeh Oak plank, we'll strsRythsnst Ths tirabsrs
and irons Of the bridge = - carefully taken e.a
and removed 10 place 10 b. provided by the CITY,
net mole than thres squares from said hriage
Proposals 70 Il subzaitfe5 op or befsre Frissx
March Is, lisa M A. zRAFSL5N. Clerk :
Clerk JfSes March Il isst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
. Z ;
SILVER and Urcnrrent
Honey bought at the high
est market value at
LYONS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
THE STALLION SEASON

THE FAST-TBgTTISG sTALLIoSs w
l. LoN and . sFoRGAS BLACEHAWK
viii ulAks the of ls64 trona lst q March to
Ind
The terms for Nsiax win t@ SO Aad for Morgan
Black la "a so, payable 90 the Let dAy u JsEu-
sTys lnes- EFss1ers vil hsEs tks privilege Of re-
turnint naFss 70 ssad stations sersax fhe follow
ing ssssoa. Shoal1 thsy not prove in fosI; but &c
10 oAsa Nils any Insurance sshalsTsr BE zrzn.s1
E0s VII either cg said staIaiozs b ESrnittad 20
rsal.sr ssFysee under any etfssmssa1css until the
cSkner OF bFes5sr SHALL have signed = eontFAst Ia
aoeGriGnes with the sb.E- terms
FeE PsiiSre=s and Descriptions address
III HkSRf R0AhE. Agent foz oEag1-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

Ma. EpIroH. Please announce my maine as
candidate for tho ONES Of Ciy Assessor at the en-
suing April election. WM. WARREN, Or.
MA. EprToEf Please announce nay name ~
candidate ier City Assessor at tho ensulhg April
election JOHN SCHUBERT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
WANTS.

R7H A M0NTH-Agenis wanted 60 sell sew
W a. ing Machines. We will gi,s q commits.
sion on all Machines sold, or employ egents who
VIII work Tor tho above wages aud all oxpensrs
paid. For particulars address
B0YLAs 4 co, Gen. Agents,
i9ibaw Detroit, Mieh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

FoR Nav 0RtEAXs.--An Indianapolis
dispatch to the Cincinnati COmHereiRt
says the 18th Regiment viii leave for
New Orleans on Wednesday (to-dayl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For city Clerk .
For city Collector

ADoLPH PFAFFLfh Is ITO uniou oanaiaals
FOE recollection 10 The ofes Of City Clerk 1t tss en-.
suing April election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

saS~ Il has been decided By tie Sec
rotary Of War that s State having filled
its quota, the debt Of the State to The
Government is discharged, and counties
and townships in arrears are exempt
from the drAh This is fortunate if not
erediiable 10 townships we could name,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LoT--A nice, comfortable house
H on seventh Street. near corner Of WALNUT,
containing rooms, coed cellar, eistern, smoke
house, stable, &c. Lot 50 by $50 feet. Possession
given by the lst Of April. Apply Al Jonrna! Of
nee. mill
TTnHE UNDIVIDED HALF OF tho "NORTH-
Il ERIN MILLS situated Gu Big Greek, smith
Township, Posey County, Indiana, The mill i
run both BY steam aud water power, has two run
Of stone, and IL In good order An excellent saw
mill 4 attached; also, ten scres OF ground.
For particulars and terms, inquire 81 JOHN
BAKER, near KratH a Haiinaan's Foundry, OF OF
tho undersigned, at the mill.
JOHNSON PuLLsS.
ncha d6w2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
WOOD! WoODI

4 HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF WOOD FOR
4 sale, which will sell cheap Leave your or.
teTs, with the casht az the stores Of Charles NJ.
johnson, on Main street, or II. Lutz, on Chestnut
street. liehlS lml THos. d, sMYTu.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

THE UNDERSIGNED. about 70 rnovs 60 Iowa,
Il offers for sale his houEa and parcel q ground
containing 60.l0o acros. House in good repair.
containing seven rooms, 3 studio enoosFered
mid beautiful evcrgreens stable aud corn crib,
some 20 bearing spplo trees Of Cue selection Nth
hne selections Of other fruits-plumbs, peaches,
eherti lee, SC, with variety Of noweying sbruhs
the property lying on the Evansville roa1, at Tie
lower end Of the town OF Newburgh.
Fer terms, enquire Of A. N. PHELPS, Esq
mhl2 Nswhargh, inG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

I IsDfIxKs QuorA-Tbis State has ell
ed all calls Tor troop, aud had, On the
3lst Of January, an excess Of 1880 to
credit on any future call By earnest
effort the call Tor 200, 900 more men, pub
ashed this morning, can be filed by the
FIRST Of Apfil.
The first district had an excess OF 100
men on the 3lst Of January.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

Mr. EDIroR PLEASE announce moss a sandi
date Cor tho Office Of Constable Of Pigeon ToWn.
ship. at sho ensuing April election.
JOIN @. sARGEANT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
For nonstnhIe.

Mn. EnIr0a-Pieass to announce my name A.
candidate for the ONCE Of City Collector in the
ensuing City election. WIZ O. BRPPLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
Sale 6 Public Auction Of Choice
feftv pYnsaaT-fv

- 20
AKvAwEn EEHE viil safl Pebble Aue-
w 10. - tie C5aff n5ilse dofr. Eransriiid.
% tie ri day Ct Mar 1865 as aieloek 4. n
Ia feliNing osssTibv,i Rs.l istais. s-Nit
DeS4Glgs EELAEsIAEr1
Ths SoEth -sssteFiy = 81 lsi 2ig. nag 80 t,r 3
is-t, ooBsr Of Disisiau and Fifth sfrss
The y de = q .ot az . y + s. fsoatas
81 DsssloU strrsf.
LssIs. suG lot rs.
L0wEE 1FIsHsKNEsF
Sosh.essfsriy = q iosssi hsa q, nntiaE 10
iesl . Ella street.
rAxgrsv zvsEEsr2ksr
Lcili, y hiork ~. ~ ia hsae< 2 isls =. 10
aad 7, il blBct T. ist ]. % bloeE z lot ia in
btoek4s. ios u IA bIsck -; los iG sia-k -.
loi }. IL biesz e..
T0rKrn III aEszxrrz.
II. Ensisieee = 81 iots T.. =, isaa y. u
Les aud 3. 10 blsek u!
ssvzEErs sstassEAEyz.
Id ;, IL block :.
LAsAscu eITT.
Lots 7. =. q, IS, "a -. &c hfa<E Ut Il.
n bisck 81; lsss !. :, ). 8. g. - Is 40
ie, IL Elssk g iets 5, ., =, p, aad sin bl,eE
- i9ts 2 :. {, ?. - H. =. -, Hso1 -. -
sle-ex u lsss / ,, 3 =. i .aa i, 49, IS.
h,9ek io1
G-Fraaa Bufitlar Association. -utifi8r Of
part q ths north So - -er u aslLE =, teen.
ship E Fsugs o Es5t-sot =
Aiso. fbs noTlh-wesE quarter ef lie t.t.xs~t
9ssrt-r - sgciioE =, .s7si.sHif -o4.s.ass /.
Tzzzs.-ftss~fblrs cash, sd re res. n s.-s
sa'1al eu11zl Ta7naen-s, ztsh lfsisrssff=ero-s.
waving the hsrs91 ct ~aiz4sfoa On sp.i.~rsrns
ave, SECURED by aagrtzsgs ipon ttss r-ssas sd
Ai 1sl. q a.v4 NAb1 RI e .i -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
For street Commissioaer.


for Street Commissioner at the ensuing April
election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
DENAN's LIFE or CHRIsT; = beok crsst-
IA leg great ex=itsueEt.
Mas Giibs-t's Career
TAlss Of the Opera BY ParseH.
Ars. LirIiPes's Lodgings; ~ Dickens.
Letters to tho Jcaeses.
Abbeft's History Of sks Great Esssilsz.
Southern History Of the wsr-Grss aud sssons
volumes.
GsnersI CsEsRt and lie Campaigns
HArp<r's History Of I'll. War, - far As 0ss.
The Perfect Geatlsnnans OF. Eisgsnea ara Eie.
9gsoee.
HELD ia Bondage. ~ e, yaazAa.
Whip. Hoe. and s~afd
kueiEi; 1s~ nSssi
Frauk Warrington; By sathoF u - The Saith
Berrstt's Astronomy and Atiss.
AeFossss's Neysls. and ali tbs Dime Novels,
# Ell D0BELLs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
FOR RENT.

INTAREH0UsE a Warehouse 70 by 100 f,at
w enly -four squares from the river. Eheuirs
Of 0EO. FOSTER.
m2 Nv Cornea locust and Canal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
HATS ANN ~ pS

Oar stock Of Hats and Caps Tor AIea sud Bows, s.
noAE complete, having Just bsen rrplenishsd With
ths very latest Winter styles gsitsu ap With care
naasr our own supervision.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

4 Electromagnetic feet front on First Street
Ia Of Let n, cid Plan Will be sold on fcasoua-
Die TERMS Il application be madc soon, .
m9 stood Tn0s. Z. GARYIN, Third 81.
DRICE H0uSE.-A tNo-stery Brick H0use,
ID containing 10 rosns, tin ROOF. situated eorner
Fulton Avenue and Franklin street. Lamssc,.
Title good. Terms easy. Enquire At CHARLES
kELLER'S. opposite the Courthouse.
nchS Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

The Eleventh Indiana left New 0rS
leans on the 81 inst ior home vie New
York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
SHEET MusIC.

n a CID SERGEANy, "a ueFO OF LeOkopt
- loantAia- By Win $ Hays.
10 % cents With splendid visnetts sent
peh feseipt Of msFkss prize,
WARREN ! CONJUNCTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16

Faaea - are receiving a splendid assortment.
YAUTIER & MARCeSSfER,
No ~ Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
3 SHAW uo
AuItmSn q afiIisrss PAt<as.
Best Machine in the World.

FVNHE NUMBER or PREMIUMS AWARDED
1 10 the g Buckeye during the few years that
8; has hsen before ;he public, Indicates tbs poslt.
iso held hy Il in every seetion Of the country
where e has hssn 3slrsdncei-
Fer the season OF fs6f, Il early contracts are
suade win farrsish delivered II Evshryils. I'D,
terms essh en- delivery.
Snail or Junior Newer ....-....... .... $50
large, or Senior Newer ..-... ......-....... rs
eSnbiasa Reaper sad MossF.-............. tss
circaisfs contal siEs fnii partieGlsrs for opere-
tag ard tskiRl care Of the machine win BE far.
ntstles ga application or forwarded hy mail.
DANIEL MORGAN, Agent,
aht6-dkwsm 40 west Ylfst street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-16
MISSES, FELT HATS.
INFANTS HATS
FANCY CAPS.

-. = = IN = . III .
say aud plain, very iags assortment. All
new styles.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

REALIZATION says that Bingham is not at
this time rcceiving any pay from the L. 5.
Government Jfhe is not, will Mr. Hatton
please be so kind as TO tell Us the day and
date when Major John A. Bingham resign
ed the Office of Judge Advocate? VIII he
also tell us the day aud date when Mr.
Bingham resigned the Office of Confidential
Secretary? Win he also tell us who receives
the pay Of Solicitor Of the United States
Court of Claims, if Mr. Bingham does not ?
Mr.. Bingham resignation of the Offices of
Judge Advocate and Confidential Secretary
have not been officially published, as all 9TH
er designations are; and all officers of the
Government receive pay until they are ac-
ceptci, or are dismissed in disgrace from
the service VIII Mr. Hatton also tell us
whether his friend Mr.. Bingham was dis
missed in disgrace from the offices Of Judge
Advocate and Confidential Secretary?
This denial of Mr.. Hatton that Mr. Bing-
ham is not now receiving any pay from the
Government, VIC are very much inclined to
believe is not correct. When he gives us
the day and date of Mr.. Bingham rcsigna-
ton of the two oofhces named above, We shall
place more confidence in his denial. Not
before.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

GEN. MCCLELLAN says, "When any State
is willing to return to the Union, it should
be received at once with with full guaran-
tee of all its constitutional rights" Mr.
Lincoln says no State shall be permitted to
return to the Uuion until it has abandoned
slavery. Which is the Unionist? General
Sherman is in the heart of Georgia to-day,
with an army of one hundred and twenty
thousand men; bat Georgia defes him aud
his army, because he is there to enforce the
negro and reyengeful policies of Mr.. Lincoln.
Georgia would prefer the Union and the con,
stitution to the desoation which continu-
ance of the war would bring upon her She
is refused the privilege of accepting these =
CAicaQo Times.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
Hiacoln's War UpoR women.

~ a. Notion,l Convontioo thn vonoro-
II, ~ ele % 1,a.lVa E9'ott''9,, e NY 1''ioiJ .
oie T!p'g,ror n " leNane VI h;a NV sH w.
il1 nfG% Nj t W Ga Gas9 III h ",,0m hd Lnon
To,.le.i u Ine I$,iJSo v,a "J,i H. S,t a"a Deo, @
,'sou a,pn, na ,''tI tha ,'G,nu r , e ,',, ,'
IHl Hl}lis"eo IIu 'tle noMSl,"tG,S e Mo'T lo, IS
phapT .h 70 Pmsi. Gtnt INC & 5't' ~ 'Ie i'opo "l
.ig o',eu ] ot"tus ,;h1 n1' th ~ nS''' al Jo dl,e
IisA VI S.iese pur>.teu I ',I1 "'.I; ,t',I = uo ~
nou.l'cu ny 'y'"1s 1i"' "r'''''' 's'''" II 'S
'hT h'orV Wy ""I'p! .}',. umc Snm ,.;u .u.
- ~ possoIe ti,tt "''s iiian M.'' SuI3l"tt al
'ull'l'S'Ia:o'' 9 I E y'' 10 s0''S VI SUCH "''io
oi'1Tr IL \ ! u p;4, ky, 4Lo .ALol;,;o,, oondi
"oiih ~. DihSi'i'n' thc Ao"li.i"h c"'l"I-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
Seward vs.. .StantOn-DraGt VS.. No
Draft

VIM. II. Seward, fresh from Washington,
declared in his Auburn Speech that
"We shall have no draft, because the ar
my is being reinforced at the rate Of FIVE or
ten thousand men per day by volunteers. y
On the contrary, Secretary Stanton tele-
graphs as follows:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept H.
The draft is ordered to commence in all
the States and districts where the quota is
not filed by volunteers on Monday, the 10Th
and will go on until completed. Volunteers
and substitutes will be received and credited
to as late day as possible. Volunteering
is still progressing with vigor in most Of the
States.
Noreports of active operations have been
received from other commands.
[Signed h. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The question is, which Of these clerks Of
Abraham Lincoln speaks the truth, and
which lies.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
Col. Oscar n. Moore Out for Me-
CIelIan and PendletOm.

The Portsmouth Times gives an account
of grand ratification meeting at that place
lately. Col Oscar Z. Moore, late of the
33d Ohio Volunteer Infantry, who has nev-
er before acted with the Democracy, was
present and made a speech. The Times
writes
Col. Moore made one Of the most forciblc
and spirited addresses we have heard for a
long time He avowed his determination
to give to the Chicago nominees his cordial
and hearty support, believing that the Union
can never be restored or the war terminated
under the policy of the party in power. If
it were possible, we would be,pleased to give
the substance of his remarks. He will no
doubt he called copperhead and traitor
by the small fry who have exhibited their
patriotism during the war only in abusing
all who differ with them But the Colonel,
who has been exposed to the cannon balls
and bullets Of the enemy for three years,
will not be very much frightened by the ep-
ithets of those who have paid themselves
out of the army so often, and whom every
draft and rumor of draft frightens out Of
their boots The people who know their
respective services will decide between them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

~maHaton, the "nitre" man, who at
tempted to gull his readers with disgust
ing story about young Tennessee Union
ist imprisoned in Saltpetrc Cave for nine
months and gave a filthy account of his
rescue, condition. &c, makes a big blow
last week about the National Guard, in
which he exhausts the language of dirty ep-
ithets which he learned in the fifty sell
to bcrate this paper for an article that ap-
peared last spring concerning the legality Of
Brough's drafton the n G. Hatton don't
attempt to dispute the reasoning, but talks
of 'insubordination Oh! goodness =
Brough acknowol lged the illesaIity of send
ing a State organization out of the State by
inducing the Guard to to1tmteer in the U.
S. 50 EIatton s talk is all moonshine,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

~USsIIatt0n tries to create sympathy tor
Mccoy. the candidate of the Bingham
clique for Auditor, BECAUSE he was in the
army and drew Lieutenants pay while
loafng at home. The people understand
this, but they don't understand by what
clap-trap Mccoy was nominated by the
Convention, when Knox had been nominated
by the party at their primary election.
Hatton says that Wright is IA young, able
bodied man, and he thinks he should have
been in the tented-feld while Mccoy was
loafng at home. Mr.. Wright is not sub
ject to military duty, being about A years
of age But Mr.. Hatton, unintentionally,
gives his own party men severe dig. The
hundreds of able-bodied Republicans, who
will consent to no peace until slavery be
abandoned" will find it hard to furnish an
excuse for not being on the tented field, u
They brawl war and determination, but they
are very careful of their own precious
hides Why don't they 90, that's the
question? Father Abraham cordially in
vtes them. We trust they don't think
more of their bus than they do Of
their country