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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
WILLIAM REAvTs,
Attorney at Law and U. i. Claim
AOane

Attorney at Law and U. =. Claim
Agent,
Is authorized ~ the Government TO procure PEN
sions. Beansy Money, Back Pay, Bounty LAnd
Claims for HORsxs aud other PRoPERrr destroyed
while in T. service Of the Government, and all
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against the
uuitsd States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By 81 amendment TO the Bounty Law passed al
the last session OF Congress. "An soldiers or
other persons who hars bees sAaH ksvesfssr Be
discharged within two years from this date ofthear
enlistment, by Of wounAs we'd in battle.
shall receive the Same Bounty a. ihough they
served two years"
once $50 Main Street. over Keller, Gun Store,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, IsdIsaa-
Correspondents ast enclose stamp.
na-Good references given n required. ah2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

All the medical msn and the fIs-s y. 49,
n a.rsrkfandss Anti -CholsrA Mxturs A. the ehly
eertsia p r.edv sor Dis<Thas4 and DysFatssy- ~
g. cohnhfrstion Of Astringepts, Absofoents,
stimulssts. ans CsFminatissss 1oa = 49,
" - by Drukzists- General Depot 8, East
Tcar+h street. Gfncinnafi, Ohio.
$50. 21s&iyw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Important to House-Keepers.

ME have on hand aud for sale a very ehoie
W article 81 Extra Family fresh ground
Write Wheat Flour. the best In the efty. which
Ne are selling cheap 20 families in euantities 10
snits a. the Pieeyune Mil. corner Eight and wal
Delivered SO any part Of the esty tres Of sA.--.
ssPs Z-aH- I. B. MILLS q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Plated Ware.
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

On Third bet. MaIH and Locust SIS.
THIS LIVERY EsTABEIsHMEEf, WHICH
Il Il SeIl known throughout tie couatry, pos
ssssss Stable advantages sopsrtor % any sinil.f
for the secsptsn OF prfFAts kOTss Al Livery q me
most sl~xs1t ana cospsts description, aEsd - the
loWsst rates.
.s.Zoas- sud every kind q road yshieis 70 let.
Hor--~ soid On eonisuIssion- Second Rad Buggy's
or 81 Il tire rs-y Iosssf prizes Passengers tor
rsrel ~ Al uarfs o. tss country By special cou.
veysnas. RICHARDSON. EkITr0E 4 90.
apl4 IL - i. l. ----L..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

NVH AuF6FtIBtWbhtB To-day.
Groceries-Heury Cook.
Substitutes.
For Cumberlana River.
f" To the Public"
Boots and shoes-Morgas, Read &
Co.
Reward-A. L. Robinson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

~Hiram Nielsen sells at auction
this morning fine Brussels carpet and
a lot of window blinds and window
shades, and other furniture.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

D@- The continued detection in the
telegraph line prevented US from rsceiv.
ing our usual tsIegraphic report yester-
day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
EXPREss NOTICE.

oTrIcx or TEE ApAxs ExPxzss soTFIcx. I
FvAnsvtiis. Oef- lat. iscs.
To ssr Pahe@s s@6 fks Ps5iie:
ON ACCOUNT OF THR C0STTA UGB n
" creass Of expenses attending the q sDs2sttoH
Of cur business. IL has become necsssa y 70 in
crease ths raxiH Of rztss - and frsn al s@.tsrn
eities, which viii taxa eses and nffsr nl. date
THos. GATH Ek,
scts-lu atEsnf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

~ The Money Order system win be
put into operation in the course of a
month. Evansville will be . money
order Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

D1 Yesterday was extremely dull
and destitute of interest or incident out
of which to manufacture local items.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
INDIAN MEDICINES.


A sRfai7iag care fer SpeTna-srrkea, ssminal
EsakAsss, NecirTual Emssios Gzd alfdissssss osss-
ed By ssf-pObHtios such Loss Of Mssnory Univsr-
sal Lassstds, Pass IN the Back. Diaess Of TisioH
Premature Old Asss Weak Aerres, Dtfesley Of
BreGthiag. HezahiiRg, Fakeftsess. Erspfsons he
Face, Pale GeHnsendnce, fRsaaity. Consumption a~d
al The DsrSl complaints CEASED b departing reSs
sAs path II HGessre.
SS-This medicine is simple vegetable extract,
and enc which all can rely, as il has been used
in our practice for many years. and with theus-
sads treated il has got failed in singis instance
Its curative powers have besE sufh 20 gain
victory ever the most stubborn case.
So To these who have triied with their consti-
tuition, until they think themselves heyoud the
reach Of medical aid, We would say. Despair SseE
the CHEROKEE cUKE will restore you 10 health
and vigor, ssd aiesr all qasek doctors have failed
R1-For fail particulars, get Circular rom any
Drug Store In the country, write the Prsprie-
tors, who will mail free 20 any desiring the same,
. full treatise in pamphlet form.
B8- Prices, 81 per bottle three bottles for IS,
and forwArdsd BY Express to ali parts Of the world
RB- Sold by sn respectable druggists every
whore.
DIR. w. z. Merwin & Co.
Sole PRoPRIEroRs,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

Notice is hereby given. that BY
Act Of Congress the Internal Reve-
nue. Law was so amended as to in
crease the Assessment Of Licenses
for the following kinds Of business.
viz. WHOLESALE DEALERS of
all kinds; RETAIL LIQU Or
DEALERS; PEDDLERs; H0-
Tells; and BILLIARD TABLES.
All persons in the County Of Van
derburgh who hold Licenses for the
above kinds Of business are hereby
required to present them at this
Office during the next TEN DAYS.
On payment of the amounts as
sessed against said Licenses, I am
required by law to endorse the
same on said Licenses. Ia default
of said presentation and payment.
the penalties provided win be en-
forced strictly.
WIN. E. FRENCH,
Deputy Collector LIST Dist. Ind.
Sept. q. dot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06


sortmenf Of Fall and Winter Goods
Of which q part are Of the following
articles:
BLACK SILKS,
TAFFETA SILKS,
SEED SILKS,
DRESS SILKS,
COLORED VELvETS,
SHIFTING FLANNELS,
ga OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY SIDE COMBS.
IVORY BACK COMBS,
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
FRENCH MERINOES,
FRENCH POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL DELAINES,
COLLAR BEADS,
BASKET BEADS,
GENTS SCARFS and TIES
SILK POCKET H'D'KFS,
EMBROIDRRIES,
LACE GOODS.
EMBROIDERED HDKFS.
FANCY RIBBONS,
HOODS AND NUBIAs,
ZEPHYR Wool, all shades,
LACE H'DK'Fs,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
CORSETs,
GRAPES,
DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMoRAL SKIRTS,
WHITE and Plaid L.inseys,
WOODEN YARN 8.
&C., &C.. &C., &c.
Fer Sale as ths lswsst Market Prices.
J. T. &S. A. COOLIDGE
EvASsrnLz. September %. iss4.-ln
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

Dr. striekisnd's Pile Remedy has cured thou
s&ads o. tbs wsrxt cases Of Blind ard Blssdin
Piles IL gives Immediate relief and affects per
rnsnsut cure. Try IL directly II is warranted
For sale By al Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
mhio-2td&1Yw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
BOILER MAKER. a.
JOHN p. LAURENT,
Boiler rs a1<er.
Corner or Pine and Water Streets
KvASsvILLE. IEDIAkA

T An PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KIKDs
Of Steam Bo4lsrss stationary Or portable.
hass every facility for doing coed work fhaf gosd
machinery asd good worknen can give Gnd ~
work entrusted 70 me will b made under my pr.
sonal supervision.
So Worknsr seat 20 sny part Of TIE eity aze
szzJ tEs;rszg. oscfS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
PERSONAL.

THE GENTLEMAN THAT BOkRoNkD =
4 pair ef Hand Shears fron cur stors monte
or more ako will please return tie sames as
We are In great ned OF then
RHos- 6cASTLI6 son,
aanso-n Ne. Is Main st<est-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
REMOVAL.
THOs. @. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS wEoLKgALK MANu-
II factxrSnG ExtAblaknsnt u Ne. fIBsT
STREET, below Mafn. He has 9 lsrgs and els
CANT 1ss1rfmsaf II Hs3s-aads Werk, aEs -
tie fnest, guaranteed Z" gsod - the best. +" a.d
for sale - eheAe e. tie CHEAPEST" and . httss
cheaper.
IT'S entire stock sszsisfing Il ana Bskgy.
Coach, and CarIiAzs Harness, Light Trokting,
Heavy Wagoa. pray, sa1 Express Earssss, Sad
Lines, Military Work Ia short, evsrytkfng N
bis fns. from Hans stzzR 70 . q Msaitor Sod
dis"-b2s bean manufactured nzdsr his tnE1s-
date supervision. By skiliazI ans expsrtsneed
vorkuAn, and 10 eew o@=sed TO ths trade -
EASTERN PRICES. Being ahts 70 eszpsts sue
esssfally With anything In the nzrkst. IN sfyie.
aashr durability, and pries, ks anly axis trial
Call and axsniss fer year-~iv~~g ep39
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

10. o. F.-The officers Of Morning
Star Lodge, No. 9, will be publicly ia
stalled at the Lodge-room, on Thursday
evening, Oct 9th, at halfpass seven
o'clock. TIE public are invited to be
present
By order of the Lodge.
VIZ TrLEsrox, Secretary.
Oct 5. DIT %
FoR SALE.-Five large lots just out of
the corporation.
Three-aere lot at the Hull place, on
the Newburg road
A variety Of dwellings, and building
lots Enquire Of A. JOHNSON.
Sept. 80 tt
FoR RENT. "A frst-ciass dwelling
house, in desisabls location
Enquire of A. JOHNSON.
Sept. 30. If
Fon sALE.--A beautiful residences in
Stringtown-two story house, Al acres;
fruits of all kinds The Hiram Hopkins
place. Enquire of A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
River News.

The river IS yet rising, and the news
from above is indicative OF big river.
There was but little done on the river
yesterday.
The Armada go, fan trip and left at
o'clock.
The TArascon came in at noon, max
ing magnificent display Of her great
speed
She returned to Louisville before
night
To-day, the splendid Morning Star
viii be the elegant packet for Hender-
son and Louisville, Capt ]. H. Bunee
in command, and Mr.. John GwAthney
in the Office. Neither the officers nor
the boat have any suPeriOrs anywhere.
The Miami win be the mail boat Tor
Cairo at 2 o'clock, to-day, under com
wsad Of Billy Lowth, an accomplished
officer.
The Cottage win leave for the Cum
berland this evening. with QApt. Vaughn
in command.
The Peerless is advertised for New
Orleans to-day. She is as her name in
dictates, peerless boat, with tried and
popular officers. Cox & Humphrey are
her agents
Icr.- Plenty of Chicago Ice until
Christmas. $3.50
EDWARD ISeLE, Lo=er Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
DIR. w. q. Merwin & Co.

SOLE PRoFRIEroRs,
No. So Liberty Street, New York
eS-Sold in Eyansvills BY VIA. Bierbowsr gAd
BY all druggists everywhere FebI6dkwly-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

We have received Q complete as
sortmenf Of Fall and Winter Goods,
Of which q part are Of the following
articles:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
New Advertisements To.Day.

Vincsnnes, September 10Th, 1864
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-25
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, va.
CAPIEAL - 81BO, 900.

- OG W 61E549444 N.Y. v 64S
CARITAI - 81BOs 900.
DIRECToRsI
John RsSd, t. shAlIezosa, Geo. K WHEAT,
eeS- HsodGl. John zSOeklsE. SAM MeCloliu,
f1HIs COMPANY having been duly orgAuiGed are
4 prepared tGkS Esks a fAir rafsS on buildings
OF all knds mSrohADdisa, manufacturing establIsh-
uaentS, furniture Steamboats, and oAEE0Oa on the
Western EiTeEs Hn4 lake., and also on the HVOs Of
persOns fnr term Of JeArs. ThiS Company oders
superior Inducements TO fAEmera, whereby they can
be iDSurOd fOT thros yOaEsRt reduced EaG08 ThiabS
ing home Institution composed q some ntnety-fur
st5ckholdpEa, mOSt Of whom arc among our best bu
discs men, recommends Itself 70 the AVorAhlo een-
EderAou Of ths tnSurips public, and SOlieitS their
parEunAse-
tended 70 by the SeeFetaEy. =
o&es, No. MsL1re Hose, being the sane for
9eclJ occupied b Adams ExproSS COMPANY.
a :, \. @ ARTHUR sS1OtaEy.
sANCL NcCLEL.LAN, TIeo-PTOaident.
sc ARTHUR Agent for paying Ps1aionS Ones,
So. l, AeLure HOaSo, being thS same oBeS formerly
Oeeapted by Adams kxpro8 CompEay. april
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EHEELING. wv. YA.@WsDNESDAY9 MORNING. MAY 25s 1864

disobedience. / said calmly. ave will
ga to the pond" Twas perfectly collected;
could have worked all night without ia:
tigue with the nerves ID, that state of teu-
sion; but Mr.. A. said "No, you must
go in aud lie down. Eddie is safe enough
somewhere about the village. I'll go aud
find him.n Bat there was nothing in the
tone as in the words to assure me. sa
As he spoke he crossed the hall TO our
own room, aud turned the knob. The door
was locked. What. could that meant
EddjeiWas either on the inside or had taken
the key away. with him. Mr.. A. ran
around to the window with a broken spring
which could be opened from the outside.--
1t went up with q ,clang,i but Q dense vol
ums of smoke drove him back. After an
instant another attempt was made, and, this
time, on lounge directly under the win
dow, be! stumbled on the lasensible form
Of. little Eddie smothered In smoke2s Limp
and epparentlyg lifelsss be was borpe Into.
the fresh, cold air. Atd hfker fqtne Fo1Rll
handling was restored To- leonBcfousness. 4
From thai. hour I think 1 have known.
how Abraham felt when he lifted Isaac
from the altar unhaImed, in obedience to
the command. of the angel of the Lord
True, had been subjected to no such trial
Of strength aud faith; my Father knew l
would have shrunk utterly before it; yet,
If it was not similar messenger that
Whispered to me in the midst Of that gay
party an hour prevtous, have no wish to
be convinced Of it., and were the book
placed in my hands which 1 knew had
power to- rob me of this sweet belief, L
would never open it. isuy=sid
Eddie said on returning from school he,
made q good FIRE, and as the wood was
snowy, thought he, would put 1t in the oven
to. dry; something he had never done be-.
fore. Then on leaving Mrs. E---7's room
he went in for an apple before going to see
Libby Roses picturebook, and it seemed
SO nice and warm he thought eewould
lie down while. He could give, no ex-
planaIion ss to what prompted him to turn
the key; il was the first and last time; but
could have made no difference in the result,
for no one would have discovered the smoke
in time to save his life. The wood 10 the 1
oven was burned to ashes, but as the doors
were closed there was no danger OF. falling,
embers setting theshause on fire; and had
We staid to the concert everything would
have been as when We left, except that
little Eddie's voice would never more have
made music for our ears. Every one said
that delay of Eve or even three minutes
we should have been too late.
Many years have passed since then, yet
nov, when the lamp of Faith burns dim, and
God aud Ills promises seem great way of,
l have only to go back to this-the first, the
last and only manifestation of this nature
Ito feel that, "As a father careth for his
children SO careth -He.for us." "Deltver
as from evil, for Thine is the power" is no
mere formAlity, but words pregnant with
meaning. an -as.'E 4
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VOL. XII. -
ENTIRETY vEaRTARLRI


WILL eGectRElly cure Liver Complaint, pys-
w POpsiA, 1sundico, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, and ali Diseases arising
4tipaItOn. 1nNApd Piles, RullnO1 81 Blood 70 the
Head, Actait9 q. Ehe 6tomach, NaI HelEtbufn
DtSEust for Rod, RnIlnS6soF IN GhB Stomach,
Sour EructAttonss Sinking OE FIuttsring ~ the Pit
OF The stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dtfeult Breathing, Rluttoring ~ the Heart.
Choking or SUfCeatinE Sensations when In . lying
posture DimneSs Of VISION Dots or webs before the
Sight, FeTer and Dull Pain in the Head, Deaeiensy
Of Precipitation, YelloWness Of the SiE, and Hye6,
PHtn In the; Sae. BAcE, Chest I4nAs, 4eS Sudden
t1u8hOS Of Heat, Burning h the Il686f CooltAnt
lmAginlngS 81 ETili GDd great iot Of 6p1Fit.
And viii positively PrgVgnf ellgNi FeN1Ei itite1l
teTeE1 4e.1 70. They clltli = - go
40 1LC0H0LoR BADWHBKY.
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10 BBIs EXTRA Nso1 10 5ARo 9I1 q e & &c BY
myl6 aud REEn, KRAFT 4 or.
An BBLS. NO. l LARD Oh, for sale by
tO McoABE, KRAFT co.,
my1e and REED, KKAFr { 90.
0INO POUNDS GUN OAMPuOR, F0nned,
.GUO76 q Chlora'e OF Potash,
% T" Gum Opium sH
10 ounces SuIph. of Morphia, 4ss.r
so Sulph. Of Quinlne,
100 Tannic Acid,
For sAlO by McoABE, KRAFT 4 co,
myI6 and REED, KRAFT 90. y
SoAPs-Au endless variety for sale by y
- McUABE, EKAPTk 3 CO.,
my16 and REED, KRAFT co.
~ BBLs. ALCOHOL, es per cent. tor, sale by-
myle and REED. KiAPT L CO.
60'oAsES DRAKEs' PLANTATION BITrRRs,
OOt 90 Concentrated Lye,
80 BexeB HummsIS Essence of Coffee,
For sale by McQABE. KRAFT 1 CO.,
myl6 aud REED, KRAFT 4 CO,
a LII OF JAYNEs' AND AYERS POPULAR
IA Family Medicines for sale by
my16 and RREO, KKARr l. Co. p
m GROSS wINsLow's so JTuTNG SYRUP,
lO 10" Browns Bronchial Tr0:hes, =
For sale by -MeOABB. KRAFT 1 CO.,
myIS and REED, RRAFr i o.
IN BBLs. IRISH MOSS, for tyls by l5d 80
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Hooaand's German Bitters!

RsR J. Nss5tOa BFoa0a, D. D., R1ItoT ofEAe Ese1-
sECPoffa ef RsligiOas Eaoe0l6d0e. ,'E
AlthDuEh not dispussd 70 favor or recommend
Patent NedtciAea IN general, through distTust Of
eisRs rO6son Why man may n0I testify 70 the banht
he baltSTes himself % have received from any simple
VEtpAEaStOpa IN tie hOPe that he nay thus contrib
1tS 70 the beDeHt Of 0t6ers. - as4 -
LIDO this the more readily in regard 70 Hooaa1d's
ooEnAh RittorA, prepared BY Dr.. Q. II. J0ekSonS Of
tbs city, boeSnoS So praudIoed against them for
many y6AFa, under the tnproSSi0a that th0y5 WaEo
ekAn1F - aledAoAIe MIXTURE. l am Indebted 70 my
fri00d Robert Shoemaker, BBq.s for the removal OF
this pTei1dies By proper tests and for encourage
nsnt 70 Try them, when suffering from great and
long Continued debility. The use Of three bottles
OF Ihsss RitterH, the beginning Of the present
yeAE, WnS followed BY evident reiIef and eStoEatO0
70 degree Of bodily and mental ViEot which had
NOT EelE for dx months before and had AlmoSs de.
SPARED OF regulating. l thsE-' 80 ink God and
ny fTiond g directing me 70 tn 1Se d Inonn.
PhiladolpA .Juno 98, 1851. 1t'OA'
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~Ror sale By prae Sna DoaloES ever ifltrj II
in he United at6tesS And bJ ali the DTuEEStS a1d
pOaioF1 ID Wh0SdlE: oetS1y
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pR1oEaLatrs ,sES; bSiialnrh hatfE d6bbl,
quantity, 81 pSE bottle; half dSzs1, S. small Sis0
55c paE 6ottlO; half dozen, H. fai.tTs.l ins
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Rnoss J. RssOtOa BEosOa, D. D., ElftoT OfEAs Eae1-
eE0poifa ef RaIigEOaE KROuE6dge. 80
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T0SvnshIp N 6etInE IN Writ CS1nty.
|, AZ meeting; of, The voters of Burning
spriug, township held at the Union House,
10 Rath6one, for the purpose Of InominGt.
ipg suitable men as candidates for.the Varil
ouB Offices 20 be chosen on the 2Sth prox5;
3. Beatty was called 70 the Chair, and Nor
ton d. Alice appointed SecFetary.s. The
Chairman then stated the object Of the
meeting in q few practical tsmaEkb, here
upon The smeetipg proceeded. 30, business,
aud made theifolloWing nominations: - d
For ,spperyiSor,, 3. Beatty Township
Clerk. Norton b. A1tce; Township Treas
prer, John Hannah Il sticei Lepuel HATes.
dy; Constable, v. Gain; 'Iuspectors OF Elsc-
ton. Jobp FairfPx and Church p, Wilson;
School CommtSSi6nsfSy ohGS. Fishet, LEWIS
RogeFsla and Isaiah LomRn; oVerseer Of the
Poor, u. E. .KeSteF. ttsto i,f1 8 ai y '5E.s
+ ii, W6I5 moved aa1 Geeepdsd dat the
ptoceedings.o of this meeting4be forwarded
o the editors Of the Wheeling lhtt ttltg gktietsr
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REFER TO

HoH. r. L BnEsHlRE, JudsS Supreme Court Of
ApDaAiS, A0TEAnLOWu, West We. .l Fl
Hos. VIZ a. HARRISON, Judge SuurOunO Conrt of
AppsalG, CtATkSbuTF, West Va. =
n DoTy, Es9., Hroaident u. 4 II. Bank Of WHEEL.
Ing, - ClaEA Sb1rEs West We, =,
VI. WASHER, CNahtOt n. 4 n. Bank oE WhsOHnR,
~ Not TEAnl0UB, v - Va.
KRAGEn RiAn, BSnkSrl, PittsburEh, Pa.
D. @. suE1t
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CITIZENS ~!
Fire, Marine & Life Ins'1csCo,
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRECTORS3

DIRECTORSs
John Lb4 l. E DeIHplniu, Michael Reily,
!Soo6 Berger, Z =. Norton, ThoG sweeney, 7
AB.CAIdSen, J. O. Harbour, And. P. Woods.
" This Company Is owned and managed By
RhRy Of oar nost U6althy and influential Nor.
ehAnta Their once hns lately been removed 70 No,
:, AeLuEe House Bq1ldtng, and u fully Organized
and prepared 70 take rtskB on Frame and Brick
NerehandiSe, Household Furniture, Ge, &c. Or
Hu1Ig oT stSAmboat8, baEgOS, FIAtboa4s, and their
eArEo, upon the Western EtTSrs And On 8tsAEashipR
etSGmboaEs ARd EailtnS Vessels, and their earRoSs
epOn the IAke also LIVES nt reasonably low raGss
aaa Aee0nn0dAstns ssETai 2 = prLAp1ArN p,.,4
n. y. GHRIVER, Bss'y.
CoNRAHT's OENCE, No. !, H'LURE HousE BUuDrHa.
dao4-lI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07
The End of n.

An abolition newspaper which assumes
10 be high authority in military matters,
has lately elaborated n very comfortable
view Of the probable duration of the war.
ltestimatcs the entirorebel fighting strength
at nine hundred thousand mon, and ours at
thlrty-seven hundred thousand. Our loss
os, it says, have been half million, and the
rebels about that, thus leaving them only
four hundred thousand fighting men, while
we have still thirty-two hundred thousand.
In three years, we have killed off five hun
drcd thousand rebels, aud in about three
years more We can Kill the remaining loul
hundred thousand while we, having ended
the war, will still have twenty eight hun
drcd thousand men left.
1t is the New York Times that has dis
covered this happy calculation-ths hu
mane, thi. philanthropc estimate, As soor
as four hundred thousand more rebels an,
the same number of Fcderals are slaughter
ed, the country will be at peace, Give Mr.
Lincoln one more term and the thing is done
The prospect is happy one---let the coun
try rejoice.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07
Good for Him.

We learn from very reliable source
that man residing in the south of the
county, whom we shall not name, who has
always voted against Democracy, wrote to
his wife Il few days since, he being in the
Hundrcd-day Service, to give to the treas
urer of the club organized in the township,
twenty y-tve dollars to relieve it from the
draft and to send twenty five dollars ad
ditional to the ' Nallandigham Fund.
In conversation, n few days since, with
one ofthe most prominent and influential
men of Warren County, he remarked,
that he had always voted against the Dem,
ocrats, and had taken very active part in
the election of Liucoln, but, please God, he
would never do so again, lie expressed
his intention, to attend the Chicago Conven
ton, and he wants this war stopped, in on,
hour, ifpossible.
Things am working! The shoddos vii
open their eyes before the campaign is oveI
and behold the people have not all faller
down to worship the negro and greenbacks
-CIemom Sun.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07
John sherman n Liar.

The other day John Sherman, in making
speech in the Senate against Mr. Nalan-
digham charged that he, Vallandigham,
had gone into county referring to Knox
and urged revolt and rebellion when re-
volt was in existence in an adjoining county,
(rcferring to the difficulty in Holmes). The
truth is that the trouble in this county did
not take place until several weeks after Mr..
Valandigham' arrest and Punishment.
John Sherman should be ashamed to got
up in the Senate of the United States and
utter willful and deliberate lie. No such
charge was ever made against Mr. v; but
John Sherman having been driven to the
wall by Senator Salisbury, was forced to
deliberate falsehood to justify the military
arrest of Nalandigham