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cut; -
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Ohio
Lieutenant JOHN L. ELDER, Co. X, Eleventh Ohio,
ALFRED A. DICKINSON, Co. b. Sixteenth Connecticut
VIM LEE ELDER, Co. X, Eleventh Iowa;
Sergeant DANIEL 0RIBBON, One hundred and thirty
second New York;
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

The Union men Of this city having
determined 10 get 3 place indoors large
enough 20 bold the large crowds that
tnrn ont TO hear their speakers and mu-
sic, are fitting up the large building be
low the residence Of Robert Barnss,
90 the river baak, as wigwsm. -
The portion which they intend TO use
win be handsomely fitted up, aud viii
seat comfortably two thousand people
The work ID now going on aud The build
ing will be ready to be opened and in
augssAssd as the Union headquarters on
tomorrow Saturday. evening
The ballding will be lighted with gAa
and will have feature in the way Of or.
namentatioa that viii cause ezclama.
lions Of qualification when witnessed
Look oul for the grand opening 70.
morrow night There viii be vocal and
instrumental music, aud speeches in
English and German. "Essrybody and
his whole family" are invited
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

WIN address the people In the German Language
Troy. Perry Co., Friday, Sept. ed, a, Tr.a.
New Boston, Spencer Co.. Saturday sept. z4ih'
Faida, Spencer Co., Saturday. Sept. 9sth. At
ferdinand, Duboi. Co, Monday, Sept. 2ssh, at
csis.tins. Duisois Co, Monday, sept. sssh. att
HsysviIIs, Dubois Co., Tuesday. sept. z7th. at I
Jasper. Dubois Co., Wednesday, Sept. 2ssh. =,
Haa,inebursh. Dubois Co., Wednesday,. sept
Holland. Dabois Co.. Thursday, Sept. 2oth. at
Boosvfis. wsrrisk Co., Thursday. Sept. 2ssA,
aiIIsr.burvh, wsrrieE Co, Friday. Sept. Both,
Eswbursh, warrIek Co.. Friday, Sept. sotA, at
Lamasco. vandsrburgh Co., Saturday, Oct. Ist,
G BE- Damn's. German township. yandsTburgh
1 Co., MONDAY, Oct "a, II Pm.
| Balsar Meyers, Armstrong township, Wander
/ hurzh Co., Monday, Oct. %, at I'm, iHT
Parker's settlement. P9sey Co. Tuesday o.
Bisirsviiis. Possy Co. Tuesday, Oct. lth. At 7
Hickory Branch. Posey Co.. Wednesday. Oct.
Nj. Vernon. Possy Co.. Wednesday, Oct. stb. at
black Hawk mli., Possy Co., Thursday. Oct.
WA. Rippisnasy gers. Perry township. Wander
| burgh Co.. Thursday, Oct. 9Th. a. r.m.
waItsuion, Gibson Co., Friday, Oct. 7sh. 81 ]
zoe. Roads, wldBer Township. Knox County,
So ufday, October sth, att ?.
VIII ihs Union mon In the various localities
/ plssas make all the necessary aFraBgemsuts1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Popularity or Mcclellan.

Major Grimsley, who has iast arrived
from the Department OF the Gulf, coz
firms the stories we have heard Of the
great popularity Of Mcclellan in souae
quarters Of abe country. Coming up the
Mississippi, on the james White, bands
Of gaerrillaz were met at Gaines's Land
ing and Columbia, who did not offer 10
FIRE on the boat, but, rising ID their stir
rups, shouted Harrah for Mcclellan
The Little Napoleon" IS Immensely
popular with the soldiers-of the South
ern ConladeFscy--iad- J0EvRat.
This, as the President would say, re-
minds Us Of little joke perpetrated on
one Of our rirer men by gentleman re-
siding in Cairo. Our river friend is an
enthusiastic Admirer and supporter o.
Little Mac, ~ he vas OF Breckinridge
in 1860 Meeting bis Cairo iriead, who
vas also prominent Democrat IN 1859,
be inquired the news.
'ohl everything Is Wild for Mcclellan
down this way, replied his friend.
All well it astonishing 10 see what
bold Little Mac has upon the affections
Of the people, exclaimed the delighted
boaiman- Everywhere, / hear Of the
most unboanded enthusiasm for the he.
70 Of Anfieiami"
yes" responded ihs cairoite; a
trsin Of three or four ears full Of soldiers
every one Of whom are hot Tor MeClsl
Ian, went up the read yesterday.
.Is that so1 Well, never saw Of
heard Of the like in my life. II beat
1910 al hollow
By this time quite a crowd had col
lscted % bear the conversation. Thu
boatman was in exsaciss, and was full,
i prepared to 20 his bottom dollar" OF
Little Mac.
However, there Is one thiag had Tx
to- have forgotten, smedita,iveiy interrupi
ed the Cairo gentleman. Perhaps ongh
TO have mentioned i, in the FIRST place.
What is it, eagerly enqaired th
boatmAn, evidently anticipating still
stronger evidence Of the popularity Q
bis candidate.
Those soldiers acre aH REBEL Frisos
ers Of suar
We nesd not carry the joke any farshel
or attempt 10 describe the ''phelinks q
the sold boatman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

"a The Bloomington Repr6lieaa
says an ARRAY occurred in Monroe
County, at Simpson Chapel, usar Way.
port, on Sunday, the lth inst, in which
three or four individuals we're shot
The persons who did the shooting we're
returned soldiers The difficulty origin
ated in the wearing Of I" buttsrnus breast
pins" The ,Republieda says It regrets
to see these encounters springing up in
the country, but knows it is hard for
our soldiers" who have faced the eaa.
mons mouth and endured all The hard
ships of soldiers life in defense of sheir
country, to be thus tainted and dsfied
by the friends of JEFF Davis ss home
1t adds, Nobody but a fool or traitor
will wear an emblem of the Southern
Confederacyp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Judge Nlblaek's Position on the War
Question.

"If am elected 90 Congress, will
never vote 90 DRAFT amy man into
the services and if were your Rep
resentstive now, L woufd vote to re-
peal the present law authorizing n
drart.
81 will not, AZ elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more Hasn nor
money, under any circumstances,
for the further prosecution Of the
war under the policy apon which "a
Is conducted.
al ana totally opposed 90 ahe en-
pIoyment OF negroes as soldiers, or
90 the Interference by the Govern
mens with thsm, in amy way or AN
der any c1rcumstamcea.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Col. Ianness.

Who made the celebrated pilgrimage to
Richmond, and had an interview with
jeff Davis, viii fill the following ap-
pointments heretofore made for Lieut.
Governor Charles Anderson Of Ohio (the
latter being siek):
New Albany, Thursday, Sept %, at
PM; Corydon, Friday, Sept %, at
l PM; Leavenworth, Saturday, Sept.
"a, at ! PM; Canneltou, Monday,
Sept 20, at Pm. RoOkport, Tuesday,
Sept 81, at PM; Nswburgh, Wednes-
day, Sept %, at | PM. Evansville,
Thursday, Sept %, at7PM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

AT HALT-MAsr.-on Wednesday last,
while every loyal heart in the city was
bounding with JOY over the glorious news
from Gen. Sheridan, the flag on tne
Mcclellan pole in the Ninth Ward was
displayed at half-mast. What does that
mesnf Has it come TO this, that the
victories Of eur armies are to be cele-
brated BY displaying Gags on Demo
cratic poles at halEmAst1 Is it possible
that Usion victories bring no joy, and
Union defeats no sorrow" to the hearts
of the MeClellan;tes Of the Ninth Ward
Shamei shamei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
The County Union Candidates

WIZ meet their tslioW-citizsns as follOSsi
Raser Meyers, Armstrong township, Friday,
sept. I'D, att n.
Vim. Rippleusysr's, Perry township, Saturday,
Sept. 2Ath, att ,. NJ.
Peter Bohn's. Centre township, Monday, sept.
2gth. at TN.
MeOlendin's Warehouse, Uulon township. Tuas-
day, sept 9Th, af r.a
E4Au Esxman's, Armstrong township, WedBes.
dag, sept 2sth, At P.s.
Rooster a Korn's, Ninth Ward, Thursday,
sept. goth, a. 4 F.a.
OAK Dam, Scott Up, Friday, Sept. 30, Al = ?. n.
Coiiiaa' school House, knight township, hou-
day, Oct. Sd, Al r,a.
day, Oct. 9Th, at y.n
Aiksn's school Hoase, knight township, Wed
nezday, Oct. 6th, att r..
Lacnst school House. German township, Thurs.
day, Oct. 9Th, att p.a.
Hafaagle's, Perry township, Friday, Oct. tn ,
att p
Evausvilis, Monday, oct. i0th. At Pm.
The oppo.ltion candidates are invited and re.
qusstsd 10 be present. ssYi9-d6wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
COUNTY UNION TICKET

Election, Tuesday, October nth, is6t.l
For Representatives.
FREDERICK W. COOK, Of Pidgeon.
For Cierk Of Courts
BLYTHE HYNEs, Of Pidgeon.
For shs0
ROBERT EAhLEIs Of Pidgoon.
For Tfsasafsy.
COL. JOHN RHEIHLANDER, OF Perry.
For Recorder.
CASPER TOMHEmELT, u PidKeon.
For Coyoasr
JOHN BI8CHMANN, Of Pidgeon.
For Surveyor.
SAMUEL O. ROGERS, Of Union.
FoF County CoBsHiissioHsr.
CHARLES KNOWLES Of Scott.
union Ezeeufive Committee Let
District.
Darisss JoHHvA TaEEa. principals
W. y. Tn0aFaos, contingent
Dsboi,-JoHs MAss, principal
ERsTsr PtCKHAHnfi contingent.
Gibsoa--N. u. FaEEcH. principal.
JAMKa T. EMaREE, contingent.
Knog. -muros p GBEE, principal;
JAaEa :. PRfFeHEHr, contingent.
Martfn-Lawa BsooKs. prineipai
MICHAHL kEtLtf, contingent
piks.-0oopLnrr MoHaAs, principals
r. o. HAaaosD, contingent
Possv.-Joas A. mann. pripclpa;
n. J. Roaans, contingent.
kpsneer.--IAafs FAHLxY, principal;
Il. r. kHACHNvAL, contingent.
VasderAaFoA.-=ALyAH JouNaos, principal.
JANIS H. MoNKHLT, contingent
Waryfek-JoHS D. HAEpT, principal;
J. B. HUDsPETn, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

rejected the nomination Of Chicago, be
cause be has rejected the conditions on
which i vas issued If, be is an honor
able and truthful man, he must with
draw ms acceptance ofes nominatfoB
that be has sought TO separate from its
couditionsl OE as programme, We
kaote he cannot carry two States Of sll
the late Union"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

pH- Col. A. ]. Fletcher win speak at
Vaudeville, Posey county, on Thursday,
Sept 80, at P. NJ; Harriss School
House, Bethel township, Posey county,
on Friday, Sept %, at / 2. NJ; and
New Harmony, Saturday, Sept II, at /
P. NJ. Capt. Vim. Reavis win speak also
at the last appointment Sept2l-dtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Important to House keepers,

WE hare Oh hand and fer sale Es-y ehoEos
w srtEsie 81 Extra Family fresh kroundJ
White Y heat Fi0ur, the bsst in thA city, whieh
are ssiIlng cheap 70 sAzaiiiea IA qmansttiss 90
suss, a. tho Picsyune Mil. csEnsr Elght And Wal
nut street
sspt zz-lm. J. h MILLS GO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

~ Nat Usher and C. E. Marsh had
s. fair sized meeting at oakdam TUESDAY
At P. NJ, aud large meeting At Peter
Bohn's last night A good feeling was
manifested.