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Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

A New Thing Under the Sun,
In its sffects-Ins tAntanseas.
In Its eoloriag Powsr-mstehlsss
In all Its fngredtents-vegetable.
In its eperstiea-naturzl.
Init beautifying grssults-snduring.
In its teadendency-preservativs
In its popularity--unsqusIled
CRISTODORO's HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both BY the World Of Science AHd
World Of Fashion, the snest preparation ever ia
vented by art to reetify the short sonisgs Of Ma
ture. Manufactured by J. GRISTADoRO, No. 6
Astor Hsuse, New York. Ssld by all Druggists
Applied BY ell Hsir Drsssers. nay2l lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!l
Batohelor's Celebrated Hair Dy,

batohelor's Celebrated Hair Dye
Is The Best in the WorldI The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
KnopR.
This splendid Hair Dye IA Periset--ehAnges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly TO a Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without InIuring the Hair or
Staining the skin, leaving the Hair sen and
Beautiful; imparts fcsh Vitality. frequently re-
storing ita pristine color, and rectihss the III
Effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILL
LIAM A. BATCnELoR, Aliothers are mere iml-
tations, and should bo avoided. Sold by al
Druggists, &C. FAetory-s2 Barclay street, N.
BATCHELoR's NEW TOILET CREAM FoR
DRESSING THE HAIR. iylodwly
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NEW YoEK, June 5.-KohnstAnn was
this incoming sent TO Sing Sing for ten
years, for defrapding the Government.
A hre at Nos. 5S and 60 Fulton street
occurred this morning, and destroyed
property valued at $4,000
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

"re sympathy.-Synpsthy is beautiful
s1ins' f0F II exhibiting the angelic" part of
human nature. We deeply and most sincerely
symPsthiss with thOss few suffering with bad
cold who have act used or cannot obtain a bs.tIs
Of madame Portsr's Cough Balsam," for thew
are deprived sf ere Of the most ssotusl r,ros,,'.
for Coughs. oolds, &s., ever given to the pph,,,
Butws have no sympathy with any one who viii
use any other Cough MrdleiDs, when this popular
article price only . cents per bottle, can be has
Of all Druggists. maya4 N.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

Axw YszH. June T.
COTTON rAthsr mere active At 81 " fsr MIA
ding PlMnda
FLOUR rpsnsd &C. h<ttsE. Closed quiet a.
about prsvsous prlees; IS osGss - for extra r. H.
o. " ss49 for TRADE brands. THeius.d In che
Sass are leo barrels low graes kxsra Western 70
arrive a. s. 20
WHISKY wfthoat dscfded ehsa~.. 81 so<s1 "a
for State $500
EHEAT ie. shs~P.F sIT4sI 81 ssr winisr Red
Wsstern
COIN tnli and droSring at 81 s49I IS Tor nsw
mixed. raH~
OATS excited and higher. Sales At ss996e. for
Western.
suGAR qu3st; HascsvadO ls9zoe
PErBoLIU1 II qsast bat hrm; f9sz for crude
WOOL very Arm.
PORK more artfvs snd q little hizbsr: SF foF
ness, So rs for new mess
LARD unchanged.
MONEY uors active As 6d9T.
STERLING stssdy a. 0s1z12 % for currency
GOLD nrmsF. opentng st s11<9sT7y. Tosai *.
ports Of specie to-day S557. .ioo
GOVERNMENT STOCKS steady; s-I0 cozyons
Ior r
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6he Daily aunrnaI


srAn editorial in reply to the Tines 8
justification Of Roman intolerance and
propagandism and apology for the Max
imilian usurpation, is unavoidably
crowded out of to-day's paper and delay
ed till tomorrow.
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SALE OF LOTS.

Positive Sale of Crescent Enlarge
ment Lots.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, At the
4 Cosrt- House IN Evansville,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 9rH, 1864.
a. txo o'eicek PN-,
The ksIIowisx Lots In the Crsscsrt EuIar9sreat.
Lot . o.0ck Lot 7. block 6;
Let IS, block 3; Lot q kIocF q
Let is, block g.
Also, lot "A, in block 4, Bakers Addition 70 the
City Of EvznsTffls
Title perfect. Sale positive. Terms-ons-haIf
cash balance In six nonfhA, with inksrsst, -
<1Fsd BY n5rtnEs. Apply %
Izzs4 aia TEos = eARvIK.
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TO PHOTOGRAPHER.
Important to Photographer,
I'VE HAVE RECENTLY oPKSED AN
AMBAOTNPE a. pHOTOGRAPHIC
STOCK DEPOT

Ih L0aisvlile tbeiag connected with Geo. nahbs
Co. q philA1siphlAl. aud have advantages pcs-
sessed By no other hsase In the Southwest We
eau sell lover and kesp isrESr stock, ali Of which
Ss warrant Oar Atkamen Paper, 2 stes. CaeHai-
calls and Gard Photographs Presses are cheaper
and better than 81 = others Ia use We solicit =
trial fscu all, FusFaatesing 10 give satisfaction.
Orders I y nail or express promptly 44tsndad 10.
. DARBs sCARLETT.
Leuisviils Cheap Photographs efsek Depot,
ais Market street, L0aisvlils, Ky.
juHsf div
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WANTED.

yHTO0L c0oo0 pounds Of Wool, for which the
w hlgeat market price vii. be paid.
A. duMBERrs.
once At L. Lswenthal 4 Co.'S Store, corner 81
Main and First strests. may25 I'm
IIoUsE-ooaTAININa THREE on FOUR
HI rooms, not exceeding twelvs squares frsm
the Post ONCE. Any one having such an house
for sale can find purchaser BY applying at this
Once.
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LUMBER YARD.
HORSE LOST.

GTRAYED from ny stable In Evansville, sbSat
- the 1t Of May last, = ene-ysAr-ald BAY
MARE COLT; about medium sixes trim made !
heavy hips, and Ia good oFders has a small white
spat under her belly, near the faux, and. think.
two hind feet whiie She l. quite Ksatls, having
been accustomed % ths halter.
Any one returEing her 20 me. or giving nne In
formation % that can set her. vii Be hbsrally
reszrded By HIRAM Z. READ.
a
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hEAD4k Blf. " ksE -A1ahfaslfftt
Matches, Miss, May y, 1864
let. The officers and owners Of all
steamboats, plying on the Mississippi riv-
er, and tributaries south Of Cairo, are
hereby ordered to report 20 the under
signed at these headquarters, the names
Of their boats aud barges Of every de
seription; their tonnage, condition, own
ers, and the trade in which they are en-
gagged
%. All steamboats, passing this point
are hereby required TO land and report
Immediately, at these headquarters.
By order Of Mai Gen T. r. 8 Canby.
JoRy G. kLISoK, Capt A. q. ~,
And Gan'I Sup't Land aad Water Trans
He has also issued the following to
Quartermasters, which looks like business
HgApQ n DiyIsoS Wksr MISSISSIPPI,
Natehsz, Miss, May -, 1864
You will furnish me, a. the earliest
practicable moment, = statement CT all
she means Of transportation within your
Department and under yonr control, both
lard and water
Said statement must embrace the num-
ber of boats, barges aud tenders, their
tonnage, condition, and the names OF
their owners The number OF teams,
the number Of mules and horses to each
team. The condition Of the wagons,
harness and animals must be clearly set
forth in said report
BY order Of Maj. Gen. f. r. S. Candy.
JoHv q. KLIScK, Capt A. q. NJ,
And Gsnl Sap't Land and Water Trans.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

CINCINNATI, June 4, noon--The river
has fallen fve inches Weather clear.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
F0R vICK-PRKsIDEET
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF Tennessee.
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAYHg.
For Ltesa. Gov1Hsy,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
OF vAEDEEsURSH.
For Secretary Of etats,
NELSON TRUsLER, 81 Faystts.
For lsdtor Of sE4ts,
THOMAS p. MCCARTHY, Of wabash.
For Treasurer Of STATE,
JOHN l. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For Aaorasy- General.
DELANA z. wILLIAMsON, Of Putnam.
For QSE Of As sapysHas oo~rf'
GEN. LAZ NOBLE, 0f Knox.
Tor Reporter Of 6sVrssas c0-rf,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion.
Far Supreme Judges,
Ist Distriet-JAs. :. FRAZER, Of Koseiusko.
"a Dlstriet--JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of hsnFy-
"a Dlstrfct-CnAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
4th Dfstrict-R0BT. c. GREGORY, TippefaDoe.
Ter 6rysriatssdsaf Of Public Iastrsotio4,
PROF. GEORGE W. HOss, Of Marion.
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CURB STONES.
Cannelton Curb Stones.
10000

EEET OF CASSELTOS CURB Stones for
II sale cheap BY ULH0RS 4 BRTSkMAS,
tus Asrbls WORKS nsxt % C0sTt Hssss.
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ATTENTION. {

Attention, Crescent Light Hose!
NE J. P. ELLIOTT has been spPsintsd 20
4fA reoeivs your arms and equipnssnts. heH-
bsrs who do not return them Ia good order With
in ten days frOm date win Be Iookse sftsr
ju2 . T. 8. H0RNBkOOkr o-s-
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HRADQR's DIV. WKsr MfsassIPri,
Nafnhas Mfas Nav s,s1 lgEA

aIaT Uen- n u. o.NANHF.
c. 7. CHRIsrESsES, Maj and A. A.G
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THOMAS J. TONS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

DUITER, E0G8 CHEE7ls. FRUITS. a.. -.
10 eelFas CHoioa WestsTu Reserve filit.r- &c.
h0n tha dtiries b. exprfzL ORDERS nl-sr1 -
carefully dllo5 IN pacEsgas % Huii.
haE G-2naod
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STEPHENS
ALBUM CARDS,
SPENDTDLY ILLUSTRATED IN OIL
COLORS FROM ORIGINAL
DESIGNS.
Twelve Cards in Each SET.
GEr No. I.-OUB RELATIONS AT Hons AND ABsoAD,
su No. a-Tuu ADrrrTuass or oozsosn4.

6EF No. 2-THE ADVENTURES or A OoHsCsRF.
No.I. Ha, draft goodI IS a PARROT, drafted
& receive letter which tells the agonizins
fact--I'm drafted.
8. By the advice Of 10000 friends offer q
substitute.
4 Who uttering quaek, is rejected by the
iusuited surgeon.
8. feel mycountry calls farewell, my love
60 where glory waits mel
z g. aercely charge the foe, and do fearful
?. And mako a sturdy rebel Ay.
8. Am sent with dispatches, a pszilous dutyi
death OF goryl
0. Attacked BY hsad Of goriIlas, I CRY,
fsColne on ye t-T-T-Taitorsf ~
10. Idiseom6t Them and bear OF the head Of
the eorills chicf.
IL l deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made hTgsdier-genersi.
~. And thus relieved from al future dangers
in The field, crown my goIy with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
sornest colorsd Cards ever publishes, besides be;ng
the funniest u he msrzsi.
SKI 10. s.-TgE BI1vs X 1854.
No. 1. In the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
8. The sale.
:. The parting; Bay us 90"
g. The lash.
6. Blow for blow.
7. In the swamp.
=
Q. The I'uiou linesi
10. Make way for Liberty.
II. Victory.
IL. He died for yictoryi
In ordering, the number Of the Set is cniy ueees
ssry to mention For instance, No. L OF 5, o. ~
Of than, Il oil sTe desired.
Price, so Cents each Set.
FREE By NAIL
TRADE PRICE NETS
Three Sets, Zone q each, as sampie,) post
psie %
One dozen set, (assOrted, n Freierred,)
poet paid fcr...--....--......--.-. %
bsx dozen Set, assorted, Z pTeterred,l
freight paid hy uyef...-.......---.....-.. q o.
One Gross, tassorJed, Il preferred, freigh.
paid by IS %
Army AGENT, Suffers and kedlars, q they prefer
IT, may ssDd tnesF orders and money through sny
Express Company, with Instructors 10 pay for
Goods on delivery At the once u tie company
here. NeEsmen and others ia q permanent locality,
ail send money FOR srnsll orders; large orders, If
preferred C. o. y. send your orders IN fan % IN
sure prompt delivery. Sea- az letlors careflliy,
and sddre=s plainly -
GEO. ?. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Hsz Ism No. lg7 Main street, Cinciunsfi, Q.
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RRBsH CORN MEAL FOR SALE AT IKE
II Broadway NUS. Bruad Ent Bgh-stfeeta.
apf4-6 IT q y. DICaEY, AEsnl
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

4 GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
l W AGE he hss received, Or. Coleman respect
folly informs cr5ens snd soldiers inst b. hss re-
/ moved has DISPENSARY 70
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$40 Reward.

r osT. on YESTERDAY MORNING, BIZ
i = tween Brosd-atTeet al the Chattanooga De
pOt BUNDLE Or PAPERS, Containing = note for
seven hundred dollars, nom George Gcriock 20
John Flock, permit % ship gooas, assd seyersi
receipts.
sN~Press please copy s1d sead bill . this once.
may 16-6se
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SfraYad.

IRON TIE sOBsCRIBER, ON CORNER OF
II Ash and cherTy-s streets. some six weeks aso,
On es-k Jaw. since leaving home hsd 3 cslf Ai.v
persou EetgrIng Der VIII g. rewarded Wih t,ee.ft
collars- No ear marks On her. soTae W, - "a
10Th sides, ardi tsil partly white
may 27-2se HENRY PHILLIPS.
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steFnity.

Young Married Ladies Hhoro misfortune It bss
heeu nCt 70 brHE icTth 10 dlio season, remsn1fer
God hss said you sho-ld multiply and Fspie1ish. ID
tnis u your desire yuu consult me either hF
letter OF - person. No lady over tnirty-6ve year
o. age uced make appiicat0n. All co7nnnunoauouq
hT Letter or nerson s.leLF cnnidenlial
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For Sale

A DEIIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE on
~ tfIe Frsnkln Pike, che mile from the civ
roons-i acFes land-f shie, carIisre haai-a
cistern aEd welt This plaee can he bougut 81 ld,,
figures. Apply %
W. MATT. BROWN & 90
Real Estate Erokors
NAV er-st fPl IL rharrv-e.rs.ef
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Chronic Casss
10 the Ladies'.

Al Affections Of the Womb treated Win sresasz.
those Married Ladies VINO have been 20 unE1rt.r-
usts % ulscarry or prove shortor, can b oarsfad
20 lheiT iuii uue Z iouud pregnant, y giTrg ne
cal.
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Saturday, Hay 2lst-Remained mac
tive today Orders TO wash and clean
up issued to-day. No Rebs to disturb
us
SvndoH Nay 22nd-Clsar and beauti-
ful tllis morning-sl nature is smiling
with fresh and buoyant delight, and
but for the parapharnalia Of war, which
everywhere surrounds Va, we would
imagine that the angel of Peace, whose
advent is daily anticipated, was already
bestowing her suspicious beams upon
the face Of this war-begirt land We
remain inactive to-day. Have rations
on hand for twenty days, but dare not
tell you when we viii move, or where
we are going TO- but you may rest as
sured that our future movements will
be crowned with SUCCESS The Reb
army Is almost totally demoralized. and
this army Is almost sasiated with sue
cess and germing hope. We have the
numbers, and the right kind of officers
to command / win write TO YOU from
away down in Dixie before long I
could send you cheering news, but It
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d PUBLIC SQUARE

CORNER OF DEADERICK STREET,
va attend to the Manufacture OF Al kinds Of Gilt
Work. Looking Glasses. Portrait and Picture
Frames, Git Mouldnss, INSIDE Venetian Blinds,
HanEng Shades, &C, &C.
". FREEMAN.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT or DISEASES. q
GROWING HfM WITH SUCCESS -
OTHER STATES, As IT is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

by books VII shCH that for the past aTs months
my practice has increased 3 hundred per cent. ever
the last year, until it d not 10 b surpassed - aay
il ihe State With my general prseiee IN tho CITY,
treat the ioloSng
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Hay AND OATS

An BALES hay. 800 BUSHELS O4Ts. lu-s4
40 rece fed ~ Steamer Ierufeet, an.i '8r 80
% y. u DICkhl, Arrrt
AZ 40 IN Broad aHd 8. lh-ats
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-29

The Newburyport Herald (Rep.,)
thus refers to the doings of the Glove
land Convention:
"On the war they were ultra enough
to satisfy anybody--no compromises
should be made for peace; all men
shall be absolutely equal before the
laws; and the lands of the rebels
should be conf seated and distrib-
uted among the soldiers and actual
settlers, which Of course would in
clude whites and blacks. 1t is posi-
BILE that the war might be brought to
a close on that programme, but our
humble opinion is that it would not
give peace in three generations, If it
did in three hundred years. II took
us seven years to drive out few SEM
inoles from the Florida swamps and
the Russians were sixty four years in
doing for the Circassians, 100000 in
number, what this party propose to
do for six millions of white men,
aided by three millions of blacks, in q
country as capable of defense as any
country in the world. If anybody
wants such feast of blood and de-
struction for themselves and their
children. they can support Fremont
and Cochrano."
These are sensible remarks; but
are the views expressed in the Cleve-
land resolutions, q whit more ultra
than those often advocated by Repub.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-29
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
IN Geo. A. Wilkin a Co, doing business at Roch-
ester, N. Y, Charles H. Wilkin a Co., doing
business at East Saginaw Michigan, and Wilkin
A Co, at Bay City, Michigan, said firm being
composed of the Undersigned George A. VIII
kin, Charles ii Wilkn and Frank q. Wilkin
and said firm being engaged as Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Clothing are this day dissolved
by mutual consent The said business will be
continued as heretofore, at each of the above
named places by Frank @. Wilkin and Charles
II. Wilkin at Rochester N ", under the name
and style of II. q a O. ii. Wilkin. At East
Saginaw under the name and style Of Charles II
Wilkin a Co. At Bay City, Michigan under tho
name and style of Wilkin a Co. The debts OF
the said old firms will be paid by said Frank @.
a @. ii. Wlkin.
Notice is also hereby given that the firm Of
Wilkin and Mack, doing business at East Sagi-
nav in Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods, COM
posed Of George A, Wilkin, Frank G.. Wilkin,
Charles ii. Wilkin 4 James Mack, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, The business will
be continued as heretofore, under the Same name
and style. of Frank G. Wilkin, Charles H. Will
KIN James Mack who will settle all debts Of
the old firm.
Notice is also given that the firm Of VIM Rit-
ter A Co., Dealers in Clothing ut East Saginaw,
Michigan, composed Of William Ritter, George
A. Wilkin, Charles III. Wilkin a Frank G.. Wilkin,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will DO eentinned os heretofore, under
the same name and style, of Frank G.. Wilkin,
Charles ii. Wikin q VIM. Ritter, who will settle
all debts Of the old firm.
Signed, GEORGE A. wILKIN.
FRANK G. WILKIN.
CHARLES III. WILKIN.
JAMES MACK
WILLIAM RITTER.
Dated, Juno LIST, 1864
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-. -
Conclusion Of article Oh iss page
gance Of she Times"
,r;n.or .loaks or delicate oyo"Tie, yet
w.. e. stared her plainly in the face
me. 'hs ths money which she had mag
med capable of buying all these was
cone, and that two thousand more
would be needed before this year was
out to supply other indispensable req
uisites 10 fashionable wardrobe. Is
it any wonder that young men are
afraid to marry, when, after that
event. they feel called upon to keep up
the same rate of supplies, and oven
indulge to a greater extent the costly
fancies Of their young and pretty
wives?
The statement moreover, provides
for none of the ordinary occasions for
which an extraordinary toilet has to
be procured, and which not unfre-
quently costs the wearer thousands Of
dollars.
At fancy dress bah for instance,
given only few weeks ago, in Madi-
son avenue, the cost of the dresses
would be deemed fabulous. One beau
tiful lady wore superb rose du chino
satin, embroidered with real pearls.
Upon her head and enveloping her
entire person, was magnificent veil
Of real lace, also embroidered with
pearls. The Goddess Diana was rep
resented by young lady in Q short
dress of ponceau satin, embroidered
with golden arrows; the top boots
were Of red satin TO match the dress,
and were finished with golden heel
and tassels. Another young lady
wore q short dress Of green satin,
green satin boots with silver heels,
and laces, and hair powdered with
silver dust A lady, well known in
the world Of fashion, wore a rich robe
of white satin, embroidered all over
with dominoes; head dress and white
satin boots were made TO correspond
The cost of these splendid costumes is
greatly enhanced by the extreme diff
ficulty Of having every part made to
correspond with the others. The city
must frequently beransacked for some
small, yet indispensable item of mate
rial, and as only few artists are ca
pable Of executing the orders, their
time and ingenuity become doubly
valuable.
Gentlemen are frequently not a
whit behind ladies even in the matter
of dress. On the occasion above men
toned, the costume of the gentlemen
consisted Of suits Of black velvet, knee
breeches, ruflles of lace, and Diamond
buttons This costume cost one of
the gentlemen nearly one thousand
dollars, including the hire Of a superb
set of diamonds, worth ten thousand
dollars, and the purchase of lace ruff
hes of extraordinary depth and fine
ness.
What are we coming to, when in
the midst of our republican simplicity,
without the necessity for upholding
State forms and ceremonials, such
sums are lavished on frail and perish
iblo articles Of attire, it is worth while
seriously to consider, and having con-
sidered to determine whether or not to
go and do likewise.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-29

lican members Of Congress, and by
multitudes Of leading Republicans in
regular standing2 They scout the
idea Of any compromise for peace !;
they insist upon placing the negro
upon equal equality with the white
man they have passed laws for the
confscation Of the lands of those in
rebellion they constantly claim that
these lands should be distributed as
proposed at Cleveland. We agree
with the Herald, that upon such the
ory the war must be either intermina-
BILE, or else ANONYMOUSLY fail.--Boston
Courier.
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NOTICE.
10 al ,rhom Il may concern

% an rhom " may concern
Whereas we. the undersigned have made n
request upon II. II. Grape the 9th inst, for an
advance Of our wages which he refuses, we take
this method Of advising all persons either fom
Detroit, Canada or Saginaw, or from any portion
of tho surrounding country that inducements
may be held out to persons at a distance TO come
and fill the vacancies rendered by our refusals TO
work; by dire necessity we are obliged 10 protest
ourselves. The strngency Of the financial condi-
tion Of the country compcls US to say boldly our
wages must keep pace with the prices of commo-
dities consumed, and we would further state that
we request all or any strangers from abroad not
to take or occupy our places
Given under our hand at the city Of Flint this
2eth day Of June, 1864.
THOMAS CALLAHAN,
WILLIAM BAWLER,
EDWARD D0UGHERTY,
PATRICK D0UGHERTY
and 65 others.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-29

The political prospects are most
cheering to the Democracy. The re-
publicans have about run their race.
They have had their day of power
They have reveled in the disasters
they have caused and profted by the
crimes they have committed, but tho
end is near. Dissension prevails
everywhere in their party. Animosi-
ties, long smothcred and kept conceal
are now developing, which will result
in their total destruction.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-29
SALE OF FORFEITED STOCK.

DALE OF TOhT I'll I'D DIOOh.
nEFAULT having been made in the pay
- ment OF the assessment made by the East
Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Company Of Three
Dollars per share, which assessment was made
payable at the Office of tho Treasurer in East
Saginaw on the l0in day Of March A. ID. 1864.
Notice is therefore hereby given that there
will be sold at public auction Mt tho Office Of the
undersigned in East Saginaw, on the 23d day
Of July, A. ID. 1864, Mt A o'clock p. M. Of that
day, Two Hundred shares of the stock Of said
Company fbeing oil the stock in default) and
being the stock represented by certificates num-
bered IA, ll5, ZIG, III, lie, ll9 100 and III,
unless said stock shall TO previously redeemed
by the payment of said assessment with the ac-
cruiug charges Sale absolute. Terms Cash.
BY order of The Board of Directors.
VIM. T.. WEBER,
sec'y East saginow Salt Mfg Co
Dated juno H. 1864. 254-ts