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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
WANTED.

q E00 WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE
- OOU who ~ill sc for one year as a substi-
tute for drafted man. Enquire at the store Of
JoAp S. Hopkins before the 18th inst e4-lot
AAINERs. AND LABoRERS WANTED AT
lNl the Rodiam Mines Apply at the Mines, or
she Coal once or Water street. oetl-lwd&w
MULES WANTED To PURCHASE.-A
1S1 couple of mules, not over twelve hands high,
and not less than six years old. Apply At the Coal
oh0ce on water street oeai-dSNLw
A AALE AND A FEMALE TEAcHER TO
skarge OF the Free School in the town of
= tech all this branches required by
s1aN, for the term Of six months. A
eoe@ - VIII be given. None but good teach
sFs s~e4 ecemmended, need apply. Application
sorNf0 8tmmediately to
THEODORE sTKYER,
sAP-9 Gnlronda. H.
A LADY TEAoaER, FULLY 101PE1FST
n 70 take charge OF leet Female school, not
exoseding twenty pupils, at Goieorda, Ills Apnlv
20 .ss WESLEY SLOAN, or
..sss ,,.4 JOHN GILBERT.
ssPt- rrs s.7sIF Golconda, Ills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
WHARF BOATS.
7. cox. IN EUNPHRKY.
cox & HUMPHREY,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

And SPECIAL RAILROAD AGENTS,
Evansville, Ind.
r4- VIII make liberal cash advances on con-
signHents Of Producs and Tobacco 70 New YORK,
sprIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
DENTISTRY.
PIANOS.
FIRsr-CLAsS PIANOS.
Tho
Misses Lawrence

The
Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EmERsoN's
1sssss--ssfE vosE's, aud BRADBuRY's csls-
- "A - brated PIANOS, which they are
ttcontinuaiy receiving, and which
they will self AZ manufacturer ,srices.
Thcse Pianos, for durability, poWcr, and rich.
mess % tone are Unsurpassed
The Bradbury PiaAo received seven First Pre-
migms within four w-oks IN the months Of Sep
temter and October iasi, aud Is famous for re
elasticity, briliiancy, and teaati siagae qualiip
Of tone
They also exclusive Agents IN this vicinity
for Mason hamin's celebrated Cabinet Organs
which, ia q-islitys volume OF tone. and power
expression, arq far superior te melodeons, haFmo
uiums, of any other reed Instrument
They have just received three Of thcsa 0zxans. az
their rcsidsnce, Oh Water Street, FIRST door below
Chpsuut iuna17
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

E!NE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The splen-
= ala rssldenee and grounds of the late H. p Cas-
set cry, nnely located in the Immediate vicinity
OF Mt. Vernon. Indiana, ore offered to nnrsbsssr
ApriVAfa sle. The grounds contain sAout seve,,
acres, ana the Prenises srs in complete repair.
Persons desirous OF purchasing one Of the hand
soEasst places in Southern Indiana arr rsfsrr5 -
=. III. SPENCER, Esq. Mt. Vernon. or
JN0.J. CHANDLER, Esq., Evansyille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Onion Executive Committee, Ist
HAY.

DALED HAY IN QUANTITIES TO SUR
ID purchasers. DOCkER DUSouCHET,
o4.0 No. 10 Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
FOR SALE.

nAeUERREAN TooLs.-1 HAVE A SET OF
IL Instruments and other fixtures fer paguer-
rsan Gallery, which will sell low. They can be
seen BE- calling me or Geo. Gates, MP stair, at
She Auction Room.
ocs HIRAM NELSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
CONSULTATION FREE

So KxEnination Fss naas known As his .eso,.
~ the Sherwood Hoaas. Oct7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Stewart COOKING Stove for Sale

II OFFER FOR SALE A NEW, LARGEST
Il aiHe Stewart Cooking stove, with all the fixtures
completes II can be seen at my residence on Lo-
Gust street, near seventh. Price, $40.
oetS-iw OK DREW.
I HOUSE AND LOT ON FULTON AVENUE,
i near Water street, Lamasco. The house con-
tains six rooms, kitchen, and good cellar with
hns out houses a- = .+t
on Leet street, Lamasco.
double frame house. containing thirteen
rooms, ON Walnut street, near Third.
Two ten acre tracts Of land. near the city iimits
Enquire Of RUDOLPH kEnR.
So Real Estate Agent
once in Hall's Block, opposite the Crescent city
Bank. sepl8-Im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Church Property for Sale.

TUE TRUSTEES or The LOCUST STREET
= metnodist Church Ofer for sale their old
Church on Locast street, between Second an 4
4hlros ~ n bargain. f.s4
ENQUIRE OF ASA IGELEH ART,
eug<A-u Third ssreaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
IS to IS Per Cent Lover

thar former prices, and as low IS the lowest Hav-
ing purchased a1vantag-oasiv, they can sail lower
Il profit than many other Houses can, even at =
5okS- Cati aad sses - ~ RI
wTl.LfAAi HUGHES a SON.
CcT- Coraer Main and second streets
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
Msn.CAl.

CEERoKEE aEnEDy. Sc greet I.sssa ns.s Il
urea al disssses q the urinary oTzans. sub n
onilaence Offte Uriga. I1..a.l rslioa a. t1e BID
mann nation o. re Kidnsys. sto1s s. ia I'D
<ricture. Gravel. Gonorrhea. olt-f, En1 =
iaiy recon mended n ihos esses q fluoF a
81 Whites n seuaies., ~kere a. sac old -
ne5icsnes have fantd
~ II Is prePsse1 n hiahls oorctRuat,o a
e dpse eriF beirs ercu on 20 teasposain's z
in3es re- cav.
kr Il y dinrssie ana Alternative 10 o. sesiou "A
Sing and cleansing Tie blood. caurins 1. ~ E0ssl
Il o. ffs oriEtasi purity snc slFors tn~a EeIaoN
rem TIE syste0 psruiclous Gauss Naiek have;
l0ce6 disease.
CuE1sOkEE INJECTION is irte1tc- a.
liy CT assistant % 10 Cherokee Remedy a
hould b sss1 II c 1Hjuncaca VIA tsas anencins
Il cEses q elect. Gonorfaea, f1dor AfSus o. Whit
- elects are dealing. soothing and dcnRicetf,
sovirs al sce.oins, beat ARD pait, instead Ct I
urnirf hut Aino.t unenarr.ble pain tsst = ozp-
need ~t<h nearly al the ehesp qnHek fajSet01s-
~ 81 the Use G. " CHLkQAkk l.kAE)f =
HERoEEE 1SJE fiON-ihc I've rt,icirss ~ I
sue unle-al iarroQc- nschsrgts are fsiloye
nj tic weakened orsars srs speedily restored 10 4
1iror Gud ftfsSgiA.
~ Price. Ch<rokee RsSrdy. - Per bottle.
hree bottles cF -.
- Pries. cherokte Injection, sspsr bottle,
.rse oo;uss foz ~.
u sent b ErpTsss 70 any address on receipt
nee.
sE- Fer luii paSslcollrs set our pamphlet non a
ruE store IN tnc country. O. write snd We VIII u
zoe % any adtfcss. 81. ,rcsf're
All sucn orders mus te seut ioC. = COOK, Chit
O. our General Agent for me set
Sold IL
gholesale DFuErisfs sni ~ sll Drugsisfs cveFyuhs
e. "A. COOK CufcAoo. General A~raf for
taiss o. Illinois low. Wisconsin,. Nicairan snt
iAra
DR. w. X. hRRWIH & CO.
So T. c4rEr-orr.
No. 81 lis-sty sire Aew T-crs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

ECR \ HANDSOME BLACK
J. CLOTH SUIT call at
Eridngeh 4 Bro.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
THO GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE


An unia,iag cure iQr seminal Neailntss. Aocturnt
lissions. ana ail diseases caused bS SELF po'ubos
ach as Loss Of Memory, Universal Lassitaie. Pain
) tie Hack. Diu.uessr - Vision. Premature Old AZ,
weak Ncrse. DlNcuii. ~ Bses bins. Trembling
Vakeielnss. hrupucns "a me Face. Pale Connr
arce, Inssnty conscnF .iou ard a,lihe 6>roCul con
aiBts csnse hy drpar.iaz lrusn the path az nature
- This medicine Il a ample yeeetah.e extract
I'd one on which Al esl rely. Il lss aeea G.ei
ar practp i4r many yeaFs, ard viii thousand
reated 10 has not failed la single Instance Its CT
alive pswers have been sainclsut GO gain victor
yer the rnost stubborn case.
- ~ those who have tFihcd Win their c0nstltt
on. Until They think hense.ves beyond The reac
( medical aid. would SAY. DssrAlR sori "a
HERoREE CURE viii restore you % health an
igor. aud after all Gaack doctors have failed.
~ Price. g per poitie three bottles FOR g. an
,rwarded By Express o. al part OF the world.
- For fail particulars gets Circular non an
rug store Ia the country. write 20 the Agent. VII
III mail free to any desiring the same. fun tres
&c. IN pamphlet form.
al such orders must be sent 20 G. 4. COOK, Chi
ago. orr General AGENT for tho West.
sold ~
Wholesale Drurests aud b al Druggists everywber
4. A. COOK, CHICAGO. General Agent for tn
tates OF Inia lis fowa. Wisconsin,, Michigan sad II
w Dr. n. z MERWIE d CO.,
foLx PhoFRTsroEs.
No. 50 Liberty street. New York.
Sold az retail by THos. ~. BARR BBERLE &
BINOL and LtE kNCt, TIRE Haute
Wholesale by Il OWN G SLOAN and Dali
LY, skiFER . hUsH. Indianapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

MRS. STRAUS, LATELY At Ia2
WI LAKE sze~l Chiskxo. ha< ooznsoc~s =
orknck tuxsrss< r. f>r-s hscs, 81 No. 10. sozis
<lh sfrs><. oDp> lie - fu<< Oecs- Mrs. slr<1. -
ksr sxp<ri<1o~ = crss ei<>< rsty usts- snt Der
osup>c<s1s wsfz So ferx. riii afwsys - stis .
Ser 70 lse lsties Fl Ts<rs Hx1te AID vfciEifs, ne
.oss s1<k;os>hi< root< q - srseo1. "a vsy rss-
sszkbs- prsoss- ossl - Gtvs hes : ga
rs,ll.fx MA kxkAts-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
MEoicAL.
q A y { 81 R :.
Ebss. ". G.. G0tlfsEN.
Formerly of Cincuort. has located peru
nentiy Ia
Tcrre xfaHfe,
uu,orua over Coess Drux ssers.
Dx. COudcn

an s.~c.e s.,oosAi atsention - t1e treAtneU OF
Ca Gers and Generous anections.
In calling atsn,ion % MY Cancer Antdeie. nes
trersus ter Csucer permit me % sae thatis i "
most wonderful dlscoFe'y ever ~ 80 "a
nls the Z est desidcrstum - long sought Iof ~ we
Medical Profcssion and The anactec with c@neer -
1tsrator Il truls astonishing, withoot = p-I@.e,f
"A Il the cal, knoNn anidoie 20 career ana a.
saucerous Affections; the ulodu1 eperAnc Ct ne an
idoss Is apparently By entering into the chemical
,cuposti0n % the cancer, cancorons, malignant q
NIB sithy growth. tbereoy removins al I've ano VI
aiity. aatid0tIg, killing and ccstfoying ne cancer.
every particle fbre eclot gnr 40 H. ~itholt
pain the o. tbe kaie; wltko.t cansle eating c.
oaEning wit1cut TIC ioss Of tiuot. 81 81 IL least
affecting The sluad ncsh. L car be applied 20 thf
aaked eye o. A. sHn wound. easily snd freely -
-aier. ~ this mean~iarEs osnceTs Gan he remove
run vital parts, the eye, lssse blood vessels, sc
slere 10 ether trcalgens coaio possibly Be Used.
nd IN Doing 90 We fee ASSURED 81 making permanent
seres Whsn al ether trentnasni iA-ls TIE nsscis.
| sil exhibit large number a caneefs that bAst
hus removed and preserved. ard II desired e1lirei
q hunnrecs Of cAsca curcc throughout the coonus
Consumption, Asihms. hronctiut fhsrJug'hs sno
al affections tresict BY lnhalstian. O. Otherwise
eRrticslar altrnton PAID % all diseases ~ no -
nd Rar such r. partial blindness CT ceafness eitl
e acute q Chrcnic. an In possession q slmost
a-ver falling rsrneas Cor Fts ana ApopiseIo ifs'
sases
ScRoFULA, RHEUMATIsA AND LIVE
COMPLAINT.
fr,staI with tuccets. krUplivo dlscsfss. such =
slccss piles and fumors, scaid hrac syphis, y Thi
iuc ahecuons. mescnriai disesses. dyspepsia az
ndgc acn, srifepiiss gyitfe, eT swell neek. ate q
Auctions fthe kdansys and sp;ne Win rseesse On
! aticLUun.
Also ; new snd successful remedy gor reIoOvsa
fare vera. aud ell other varieties q worm tom.
1he pueic and rcgciar profeasiouaro Invited
AL and examine uy specimens q canoes.
fani91ulV-
The sun., 1864-11-29
Mayor Gunther TO the Rescuc.

MAYoE CrNrnLB's message to the Common
Council, rccofnmen!,ns the oler Of rewards to an
aggregate of t~cnty.hvc thousand dollar. for TIE
nrres, ana conviction Of TIE persons guilty u the
late Infamous attempt 10 burn our city, will re-
co.vc more nnanIm JUS approval than is usually
accorded TO tho official productions OF that func.
tonary. II nero money were likely TO eject the
pun shnent Of ,he wrctchcA ii would be 10
tie in'eres, Of our citizens To the reward
to any amount. Nothing could courcnsa,e for the
escnpe Of the guilty rartie. Our citizens cannot
feol secure and safe until all the details Of this dark
conspiracy shall have been dr-ssei 10 the light q
dsy. All classes and interests havc the s,rongcs,
possible motives fer desiring the detection o. tie
criminals. and II is TO be hoped that the numerous
rewards offered may have the effect Of stimulating
tie kecnnsss and activity OF tho detectives and 80
bring tic v,,l5ins 10 justice.
The sun., 1864-11-29
n. Ten p.r con, .,,o~. to tn. purch .s.s amount.

The ten per cent Allowed to the purchasers amount
ed to $500 or nearly fifteen PER cent more, thus
realizing the comfortable little profit o. thirsytwo
per cent on q srash outlay, expended under many
disadvantages.
These fy-iresnrc sueiciont to show sny intelligent
person that Sixty eight cents will purchase as
much as QUO lollar grccrhack VIII tuy under
ordinary Circumstances st retail. From this Il
v.ii lie sccu tina, my wealthy individual who lends
hs money for the purpose Of furnishing food or
fuel at wholesale cost, oheapcns those articles ,o
the working classes and virtually ados to their
wages the difference that Is Otherwise paid over to
tie niddlcmen hence whocveg lends bis money
n d. this confcrG benefit upon his poorer fellow
ouzcns tqial 10 the difference ootslned BY the
miGdlemcn.
The sun., 1864-11-29
Der National Finances.

II hoe lean sYil thnt aofoe nennIr .rc h,nnv
o,iv xb.r r,is,,,tl.. f. I,,,r,,, o., A.. -.
p,ospos,ic,uona Of .vl Ubic,. .o.,rI,,, ~ co.,
v,,n c,.s, of oro,lcra Il, ,,,y ,,,no, ,,,r, A..
r,,, Of our ao,mid,b,o WA, doh,, ,h,. ,ur.Io, :.
,.cu,ny,v ,r,,o u,,l,v ~. l,y n...o- ~ -
IN. genera, r.,do, doo. no, n,o., ,,h ,n,,h.o,.
r,vs s.r,n.r .,,,c,o, ,ho, ,.,,o,,.,
mournf,, tr,bod,n,s ., ,h. ra,., r.,r,', sna,,,.,
co,.m,v Yho w.r Ioh, ,a,,r,',''..,,' r.,,',.
The sun., 1864-11-29
The WORKING Women. Protective Union

TuE von. NJ scvi,y r,,c, ,cs xhs.,hv women
wb, h,,v, po o,h., u,sans q, o,.c,,cc vonid 4.
rei 10 ner,e,, ,b.n,c,v., b,, hry bc,n ,., bv +, =.
,osics who have ~. ,,sr,.,o,,or, =, a.. w,,t,ra
woncn,. pro,ec, ve r,,on u,,v ~ ,,o.o uho
a,,,v n, work n, A., r,.,,os If ~. t.,,or ,ro
bic ,o ot,.in l,c,,,ive -,s,o,. ,,oir ,.,;,,
I, nay ,,s psc y, s,,yi,, Inn. ,o,,,, o-o,,
10 BECOME r.r,cc, oncr.,ors rh.us.o,,,.v
o,s a, atp, n ,cbipcs p, ,nc.,,,,,.hlo b.,.e,
10 o,,.ro,,vo. an, .,.t,, a.. ,,,,..4,,..,..,, =,
The sun., 1864-11-29


T,y ve,.d ou.s,,cr ~ The su,repder q. N.
rlo,id, bas be.n solve.l ,.v ,be accidental slnkn,
,,,b,, ,e,,., n, ror,rc.. ,,,o. bv . oovo,,,,.n,
~, ,eamey. Thus. bv a s,puu,.r chance. :, has
devoIyed ur.n an awkward osn,.,n n, milo, 10
se,ilc dif,cu,y upon which tho nowsp,,,cr- and
toiticisn, on tosh i,!es tho Atlantic wer holding
an c.ynes spd excited dscussion. We can sym.
ps,hsr with secretary SEWARD IN this new s.pct
Of the onse And Nil the moro so .s n may nj ace IN
IN All unpleasant p,s,,ion re,,otr, his
sneyei i,,eu,ous IN ac,ivo, nm tho Florida
n Ne brazilian goycrnn.n,. If he has tnsie
sny prom,sss 10 TIM, effect every one will Coo, er-
ate with him In f,,a'I,ny ,b,to 10 tho very letter.
ge is reported 10 t- sunk In only no fs,honis Of
w.,er, and 4, would no, lie d. .fscult, though il
n,abt 10 tedious 10 rsse her from the mud. The
old Conyre~, Al Committee on the Conduct Of tie
War might be revived la order ~ secure tie ul,i-
ms,c success, of the operations for her recovery.
siouId the prooess prove w sliw. and tho
Brazilian authorities wax impatient, IL may le
oonte,o,t to sppraise the sinken pirate
aud hand over her value-in Confcde ate
currency of course our good ally. on account of
the Richmond bolllsorents Even Jous n IL
would not bc able to cavil At such an evident dis
position " sotls the matter anicsbly and would TO
struck with the e1n,y Of the arrangement. Our
detective police oou'1 prot ally bargain with The
Richmond emisssiie. that attempted to burn NeS
York for sufficient supply Of ,,e Govern.
rnent notes 10 pay fr the Florida, aud
the lot could be sh.ppod oti In the
bold Of couple of clipper ships
chartered specially for the purpose. In war times
like these tho Brazilian government may wave tho
Sornality Of dctach.ng govcrnmen, ships on ,hi.
service The whole matter will Of course he &C,
ou, In Mr.. sr~Asp's most flowing English. In
view Of the general in,ercs, on the subject II s no,
impossible ths, that anrable letter writer may be
iuducesl 10 aratify an impaten, pullc by publist-
The sun., 1864-11-29

The ori., ina subscribers each bought whatever
portll ol these articles they sevoruly require 1t
ten pr cent less than ordinary retail pr.ccs. TIE
surplus WAS then sold at tie same rago to about
twenty AYE persons, ;icnds ol the ori;iuGi mem.
hcFs Of TIE Assocalon) tho room was cleared Of
its comea,s n les than one month, ,.ad wh tie
following result to toe Association
The sun., 1864-11-29

are the bet IN TO world, fie without sulphur,
no sagioeIbo smell and luxury and comfort 10
smokers and people with weak lungs. Dor sale
Wholesale and Tetail nv THE LOni MANIFAC-
II RiNG CO., No I'D tourtIandt ct, Now York. As
The sun., 1864-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Full and Wtnfer-If you want EaE and
Winter cothins, go TO +. D. DALDWlS'S, 10 and ~
BoaeIy. The largest stock and store In tho city nnd
prices ees Chtldrens department not equalled. S09
The sun., 1864-11-29
TRADE NOTICES.

A REGU LAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THE
4AB.vvsl! Lonst huIrinens' Protective Association,
will u" he'd IN Atlantic Hall cor OF Atlantic nnd o.
Mmbia se, On lucsIay, Nov ~ nj r. IN, ~ ecirely.
A pIhctus a,ton4a.,o ol the msmle.s IA requested
there II husIncrs OF Importance to hc transacted
DANIEL VElELki, fres. THOMAS EAkLEl,
zee. l.u
HOUSE >MITHN-A REGULAR MEElING
OF u, H. ). y. A. viii he hci at tie Crystal, 22s
,,Iand at on "wednesday evening, aUth inst, at 10
o'clock: functual SitenGance II tequ's sed. JOHN
COCHRAN, Chairman; lIiOS. NEsIERNAN,
secty. hl4
NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE Along
-AOieMena I, l.. Asso;lAtlon No. A.e hereby
roI1ci that On Lni rite: W'dn,sd sdav, Noyemucr
,st, hey fhtl wear Their bad "a eA,os-d yoing TO
TO.k e'ery morning. Any violating thcsc ori,Is
,si, lc 'nlr 10 fine OF tacuty cents By order OF
JuHS nH\NoA, President; PA tklCk SHARP
orcrrt,ry. "a
OPERATIVE pLASTERrRS ARE RE-
" tucsted 10 Gttcu, their REGULAR wee&ly meeting
d. thcIr hal, cor. 3"i st. and SIh rv, Iuesday
November ~. hciutc.s ie tuusied To attend, zs
tu niece Of glea innO. tancr l. to H. iInnsicted. BY
olGe. Of tbs PI,st. nOMAS HOl LAliAN. THUS.
MANSt HAD, Rec. sec. lul
no TAILORS-NOTICE-A DELEGATES
l. 10 the Ieutal COlnniilt,e ie e,iuesiea 10 attend
their g. ul.i weekly nIcetldg on day Even
iil, Nov. aIh at O'clock, in keiCEm iui, -o iIaLd
u also IA Ntnic OF the irnle nIc ioqu ste to At-
lend lhc puh.lc Meetng Cu saturday kvtEine, Dec.
~. by UsLeI oi Ihe Genital LCiDi!iitte z5i
The sun., 1864-11-29
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. 70. 1864.


WI sould aSap remind our advertising patrons
Shs' n -ir Dyor ell b. 800 A. for cnsihoa'tIn IN
1nIors h.bdcd AZ AZ counter before binc O'CLOCK
The sun., 1864-11-29

fulnonio BAIsain ie Goins more tooI IN guiet way
Tran any other thns OF the kind In the market For
the cure OF coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, and
analasous die ests tending to consumption IT stsnds
unrivaci. Price 35 ct.. per bottle. Adi-ess your
orders 10 ONfKrOA Doi,it- lixEiehh ave. Ill
Grover Il BniteI's Highest Premium sew.
Inc Ma hiIc- To- sa.e sud W rrht Al ss5 broadway,
tctwccn PIE, and 22d e. Sii
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-15
GENERAL RosEcRANs hsr

GENERAL RosEcRANs hsr .;..,.,.;.
advent to power in Mi
the restriction which -. s.T
on the circulate ~, C,:-
$500 mocratic papers by his prede-
General CURTIS, incensed at the
~, Dire of his cotton speculations, pro
lifted the Times in his department, and
General SoHoFIELD never had the moral
courage to remove the interdict, for fear OF
in being used against him by the radicals
Whenin high favor with the administration
General RosrcRANs was exceedingly ill.,,
tolerant Of Democratic papers. He would
not allow them to circulate in his army
He has apparently grown wiser since then.
We hope this act is an earnest of wise
and liberal administration of affairs in the
Department of Missouri.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-15
The Stay Law.
WHEELING, W. Va. Feb. Ii, '64.

Editor Of the Register AT the risk of
springing an unpopular question, and re.
ceiving the denunciations of some, we will
yetexpress portion Of cur mind at least, IN
behalf of the re enactment, by the present
Legislature, of the Stay Law. So far, that
body has entirely failed to notice it, owing,
no doubt, to its great eagerness, and sup
posed duty ID arranging the affairs Of the
War DepaI tment. The use of that law, in
some instances, We have no doubt, has been
abused, BY being taken advantage of by
hesrtless and unjust men, to the injury of
the innocent and needy, and so far as
the people of Ohio and citizens of other
counties in the peaceable and undisturbed
portion of this State are interested, it would
have been we'll had such law never been
enacted; yet it was undoubtedly passed for
the purpose of bene6tting those citizens of
the frontier, who have borne the heat and
burthen of the day and been stripped of eve
ry available piece of property that could be
drove or carried away. Large armies of
all kinds are destructive to any county
through which they may pass, and especi.
ally to the localities where they may be
stationed; such has been the case in many
of the counties of this State for the last
three years, and not only that, but many
portions of the State of West Virginia has
be- infested with o.ganized and disorgan-
lied bands of lawless and unprincipled guer-
rillas, who have robbed and plundered al
most Unfortunately since the commence
ment of this rebellion, and with such bold
ness and impudence, that property has been
seized and carried away, far behind the
Federal posts, the consequence of which is,
that scope of country from the extreme
Southern end ofthe New State to its North.
eastern boundary, for the width of two
counties, at lerst, is destitute of property,
continually overrnn by Hostile parties, and
the citizens left without the facilities of
making money, or keeping, if they had it
made. We venture the assertion. without
fear of successful contradiction, that one
third of the citizens of this State, are, at
this time, less able to pay their debts than
they were two years ago, or even one, many
of these people, too, are within the Federal
lines, occasionally, when Ia strong force is
near, have their courts and civil organiza.
tons and pay their taxes; yet their real es-
tate is about all they have, and to open out
old executions and put that to sale, would
bankrupt scores of true and honest citizens
who can pay their just debts, and will, when
able, or opportunity presents. Real estate,
in those sections, sold under existing cir
cumstances, would fetch but a mere trife
and be but sacrifice. If the Legislature
cannot pass an act erempting those coun
ties on the frontier from the consequences
impending failure to re-enact the Stay
Law, We advise and conjure all members
from those localities to consult the inter
est of their distressed constituents, by let
ting no effort, however grea be want ng in
the attempt to re-enact that law.
FRONTIER