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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26


= Chief R-crai,ing Officer for ea-h
Congressional District will be desigusied /
~ the Governor. This officer vii have /
the general management Of recruiting II /
his district He will be expected 70 can /
Sass the several counties within. his u
risiiction, assist ia raising the companies,
aud render such services as maE y
necessary for the speedy organization Of
the regiment
Recruiting officers With authority 10
recruit in designated districts will be ap-
pointed apoa satisfactory recommenda-
ton, showing the following facts:
/ That the applicant intends, in good
faith, 70 90 into the service, and as evi-
dence of such intention be VIII be re-
quired 10 sign : regular enlistment roll,
and deposit the same in the Adjntsnt
Generals Office
, That be j physically qualified for
active duty IN the field.
3 That be Is a man Of fair standing
and good moral character
4 That be Is 10 no waJ connected or
interested With bounty or sahstltute
agents, or employed for pay to fill quo
tas Of counties or sub-distriets.
Persons Who have heretofore been in
I the service must show that they have
I been bonorably discharged
Resigned officers cannot be re-commis
stoned sntil the disability .oecasgoned By
resigning is removed by the War De-
( pariment ....s
Recruiting Commissions will author
ize officers 10 ealist recruits, ARt bold
them Until regularly mustered IN, and %
do such other. necessary and proper acts
ss may be required TO raise the troops
called for 0liicers will De confined IN
recruiting 20 the districts for which Ties
are commissioned, ard viii only bee a
titled 20 be paid on the muster and pal
rolls Of their respective companies, whsr
raised
B9usTiEs AND CREDITS.
The Government bonaly provideS
by Law uader this call is one handres
dollars. oue-third Of which wiii be pal,
By the mastering and disbhFsiuE officer
when The eompAny IL complesad
Each enlisted man sill also be enti
tied TO such county and township boun /,
"a may be offered BY the county or sah
district 70 which he Is credited on tn
mastsr-ia rolls, and the residence Of 1h
enlisted man, a. shown bY the enlist
ment roll, will fx the place Of bis cred
I is on any future dram tha, may b
T made.
RENDEZyouG
> The general rendezvous sor ali th
} troops raised andeF these orders wIii b
? at Camp Darlington, indianapolis. \
{ district camps will BE- established, ou
{ the place wheee the District Provo.
d Marshafs Office Is located viii BE- cor
sidered recruiting headquarters tor ID
= district 80 3
p The regiments TO be rsiRd twilI 3
b. I des4Rnafs8 a. faffewss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
TRANSPORTATION.

CiTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIvERfOoL. fouohiuS
- At QUEzA>TOW n. tDGEE HAaEJEJ The
we'll kpewn steamers 81 he liverpool. New YORK
and Philsdelphia Hieamship compaAy ubman
Linsj, carrying the y. .. Nails, are Intended 70
ssII ~ G1lioWs.
EbihNAhoh sss-ss+sfsssss.ss AAAtfAgTs BtesAg
1LABo1W ..s.,.....ss....,..s..ss. nsarnaYs Dec u
CirT OF harengstER ......-.. saiaFdAy, Dee. Is
And every succeeding Saturday, At Noon, nom
Pier a, North Kiysf.
RATS OF PASSAGE
ffayabis in Gold or it. e4alVaishi in Currency
FfHsr cAnfs.. $50 % sTEEaGaE $40 %
do TO LondoB-. p 09t DO To Lsndoaa.. - %
do 70 Para.... % - DO 90 Paris ...... 80 %
dc % Ha.ibafE 20 " DO 10 Hamburg 81 20
Passengers arc also forwarded I. Hsyrs BTsmea,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, Ae,, ~ equally low ratss.
Fares from Liverpool Or Quesastown lat fabih
ISIS, So, SiG5. Storage s3d. Those who Wlsh
to sud for their friends eau bsy tickets here a.
thsss rates.
Fof farthsr information appiy At the Company,
sniasz. JOnN q. DALE, Agent
sHt - Broadway, New Yoff
Benin 4 Antilles, Agents,
dses.aha Esansvllie, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

SABBATH School FgsrIvAL-The 10
Gust Street 81 Z. Sabbath School have
selected Thursday and Friday syepiBs 5
for their festival Mozart Hall has been
secured, which will be trimmed and
decorated suitably to the occasion. The
evening exercises will be Of such a
character that everybody viii feel at
home, and the ehildren, in particular,
enjoy thsmselyes The friends of the
School are alao. be believe, invited to
attend and participate IN the enjoyment
Of the little folks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

u Prizes. vaiasd st..........-. sliuo % 81 ga "a
fsisss can Be ssfa Ct nusk's Jevsiry Store
700 Tickets, at $500 Each.
- fhs sesds ere 70 - rui Ia a. the Get ptlce.
AMI ~ tesglafs. ztiaf Iatlss Cor ihs So a. asd
expenses, i - = disposed Tor the henrft 81 the
per - % siaffss 81 she tekgt holders nssy de-
trrmius A. the Nonesft
The Concert and Drawing TO take
Place as Soon as the Tickets
ARE ALL SOLD.
Tigksts seld ~ A. 6 tislloct' = Dsug Store shsr.
80 heuse. nask's 1rgelry store, aud warren
truyHEtehs. MaiH Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

P 0. NoTIcE The Post Oaice will
Be elcssd flor Christmss) at noon Mon
day, December 18th, remaining closed
the balance Of the day. The Down
River mail viii close a. IL NJ, instead q
l P. NJ, IS usual The Up-River mail
vii close at 10 A. II, as usual The
Nails viii arrive and depart as usual.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
oTFICk AID RESIDENCE
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TEsTfMonIAL

TEsTfMpnIAL.
eiNelEsATE, o., March. ~, fss4.
Th}S u e certify fhat We. tbs undsrsignsd have
besn iniifn&tsly acquainted vita A. w. lsoynfnn,
n. o., i1r AtsaHi eight FsarH Uusiug tha u six
ye~rs D. has ben saFsFsi IN = inersfisv sud sue
ea-siHi pr1etice = Aodlfins g. ihis city. lie
49, here 81 accent ~ ili bath
- fAhs graf PIE surs lu rscful mend ug hiGa.
both = elaiy aud pr as.onslig, e. Eenfisanaa q
srosl ~ ~ .fsls. "a occapying y. nlsest Do-
siiiou araonE fas Phsse ans ~ orr city AID rops
- nay socess4 - usif sis-EberF - b. h. doas
Si,h -. 4 FEEEhsN. I'D,
ProfessoF q Surgery 10 Eelscfic Msdieal Irsti-
futs. ClncianztI, o.
JOHN NJ sCruDKR, Nj D..
Professor q The Taslrg and Pracsils o. nod
cius an the a. n Tnsfitute.
r. . gARzraON, MD
Late Professor d chsnisiry and Phys.slory IL
ne Shove Mseieai Inst ufs dr~fa-fra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
FOE sALE.

Two SUBSTANTIAL FIRST CLASS BRICK
i dwell ny houses, AitHtts on the earBsr Of sth
and Ylai5 strs H. iwOst riss high. and con taniHg
seven 0ms sch, With stable an9 Other appHru
dee2OIw J.Hopsos.
sTE4M gAw MILL. TO6ETHEE WITH A
n house add lot. Known NJ the Plshk R0ad
Mill.sTuatsd on ths plank road, siz MI . from
1t Ysfnon, Pnssy County.
BB Will cell the Mil or H0ass gepsrate, o. the
machinery out Of ths Mil
HS- II Will BE- SOLD VeTy Low. For particulars
enquire on the premises Of
dscZI 4 Nda4Nw II. b. CARR.
DL0cK NO 0, NORTH KAsTERN EELARGE.
ID msnt-a new frsms hegse about n 81 an &C. -
abeariug grztsTinss, ch0ierlot Of fruit and sonls
sshfui.bsry. Also, lots No. - and "a IN block No.
IL. For particulars apply %
JOHN sMYTn. ETansFilis, or
fses-zN EfCHD. sMYTa. Princeton. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

nR. JOHN WALKER has takes possession
IL II biz cid cfics. on Thira street. h The rear
81 she Wanhlngton Hotel. uls Fezidsn IL %
Locusf street between sixth and sexensh stFvris
lie wiil Aiiena Aifhfafiy % professional calls -
formerly. gnfrs hm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
OYSTERS.
MALTBY's OYSTERS,
Sold by
~ H~r-

49, &SA AAA@&AAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
Fresh Oysters.
- oystsrs shipped 10 all points, packed IN
ies, and warranted fresh and good.
Il. HERMAN,
Copfsettoner,
sovS Ne. Is, Fisst 8srssf, KVAaEvtlls, InA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
GEx LYos AT HARrFoaD -Three sol

GEx. Lyon At HARTFORD -Three SOL
diers arrived 10 the city yesterday, ssys
the Louisville Journal Of Friday, who
said that they we're captured and parol-
ed by General Lyon On the cob inst
They report that early on last Tuesday
morning the rebels entered the town Of
Hartford, in Ohio County, and forced
the garrison there, consisting of twenty
FIVE men Of the SD Kentucky volun-
teers, 70 surrender. During the day the
soldiers were psroled By General Lyo1,
and permitted to departfor their respect
i've homes in the State They estimate
the rebel strength al 6Fe ihousand mepl
and, judging from the direction they
were moving on the morning Of the
2ist, the soldiers presumed that it vas
their iuteution to make q raid on tbs
Nashville Railroad. striking it a, q polo
above Bowling Green The force, with
out doubt, is greatly exaggerated, auC
the destination Of The raiders is. sinpl.
guessEork. 4a
McCook is reported to be in the rea
Of the rebels, following them closely.
is well enough to be 10 the rear ,nee i
while, but Il wont do to be there coz
,iBuously It is time thai Lyon va
being made to repent his raid into her
lucky His campaign should Be broast
70 a speedy close, and McCook be
plenty Of men to capture or expei th
raiderA About the time tie parole
soldiers we're leaving Halford, Lyon j
sued orders to burn the courthouse, b
they do not know whether the conmau
was carried into execution or not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

wish to call the especial attsnsioa o. e1r eiti
Esas 10 cur sisex Of ornazsntsi Shade Tres for
side walk planting. can furnish Trses, CT plan NJ
thez. a. 6ssiF d The Trees rzissd IN shs Eurssry
arr fsF better a1apfs1 70 sts1d The sanmsr sezson
thsa tsoss taksn from she .sEzups - woods
II - thtsssats1sof
Orders - issesr VIII b pro1ptly ssssB6s6 -
Ad3rsn GEOECk .. BOwEH,
o~ss crssszat cRfx Ezzsa<zsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
LOST.

OE THE GRANVILLE Az hEwBULG
" Road, a Revolver. 50. u eb--sse shlofte.
Any one leayisg ~ At this 0n1e- F5if bslii-~-iiT
Fewsrdsd. dsef1t.tr
A PALE RED MILCH COW VIA A
"a white face, ape probably DR. ~ tEo ~ r.
fet. she isft ny houss on the 1flh IT, =. Ary 0ue
sEho may Oliver her - NJ Or o. ish iuio go
tfon thst msy get her, vii ~ e ar 1,ated
- dsc1O-iE ). 81. 81 - ~ LORD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

MosTBLY TfxE Books We have jus;
completed and have for sale, Monthly
Tine Books, for tie use Of mechanics.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
ALI kinds of Looking
Glasses and Mattresses on
Hand Constantly
81 NJ. hovnton. M- ID.

7 ATE OF CIsCIhNATI. HAVfEG BECOME
IL psfmasant fszidenf ~ ETaHssiiia. offs
hls pre- isssienal SERVES CD n. citizens " thls
city snf Tlelniiy. Frsm his extensive zap rieHes
10 be Hoe ifai Anh general practifa 81 Mefifina
and sarEsry IL fhs fgrrer city, b. tels cau11snt
n be ~hlify r. ERE rany cases which hsFs
SISTED fhs usasi na1as - ffestmsnt
81 Ps1tiepiaf aftsptign given - BE- trtai msnt
- Ghronic y assses. auf hoe - uiiar 20 the
eifmsfs. sarh - FetsT sd Afus, Bilious Fever.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

sIcH HOUSE, ICE HOUSES n COED erdsr.
II PHILIP DECKER.
THE SECOND STORY OF hKsKEs's BUILD
j ing, Main Street. fovsr Reilsy esoosryjis
tf5r rent. It issspisndia room for Wholesale ~
manufacturing bdsfBessl Euqtirs ~
Dec u sCHAPKER 4 BUssIEG's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
GROCERIES, &C.

GRoCBhIES, &c.
AfEa HANS. -Ioa0 LIB SUGAR. CUKED
~ Hans - WI. CALDWELL,s
Fansiiy Gr9o~ry.
DEEF TONGUE dozen sagar Cursd Beef
ID T0uEues - Ne . First Street.
NEW HOMIsY.-lo bis white Fliut Homiay
~ At WV. CALDWELL's.
OsIoSs-s ~ ESQ e. 9 2 g9ssT s-.rrr
DUCKwHKAT FLoUE.--75 iacks Fennsyirs-
ID ria Euckaha4E Elour 80
CALDwELL's. :
nRIED APPLEs--A choke article 70 b kat -
IL CALDNEBL's.
|THEEsE 20 b9zss Hsnbsrg Cheese AID %
- Pine Appls chssss -
wM. CAEDWEBL's.
TR1kBzkkfEs-Ac solos srtIcis % b bad 81
" 30. eFThST STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

fFIyAFTED "A GIRL. - sirl 70 take care Of a
w child. Apply a. Rom 70. ., Sherwood
House. dec23,sfd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
NURSERY
Crescent CIV Nnraeries

TEE UspEEsIGsED WOULD KEsPEcT
fully ezN ths aftention q the publis 20 hi
lsrKs stock q assogtsd Fruit Tres He has no~ On
h4nd . very large asssrted stock Of Chslas Apple,
Chsrry. ard Pear Trees also, ehsics aksorfnsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

In Pursuance Of the cah OF the Pres
dent of the United Sfzfes. under date Of
the 20'h inst. for 500 600 volunteers.
eleven (ll) regiments Of Iufanfry-o1e
regiment from each Congressional Dis
trict-wiil De RAISED in Indiana to serve
o. w@~~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
tr dsaiEa 3unrnaI.
gOwDAy DEoEMBEE %
.rRsrgIPTI0N rERMS-IN ADTANCI

We ars compelled 70 make this riss Ia the prices
n subscription In order 70 saws ourselves from
loss, owing 70 the Increased cat Of papsr aud
material TIE price Of payer has advanced scar
y 10 per cent. IN the iAst two weeks. The price
u labor has advanced IN the ssms ratio.
We hope % BE- able 70 redaes the rates Of sub
scfiption azafn IN few weeks, but At the pFesszs
prices u msteriai and labor We cannot pBbiisa =
rnrer - ~ 90 rates without loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
u GLAND
VOC a L
INSTR
PRIZE CONCERT

U VIC 1oHtlIt UI tiIC 7 UuIs
(Uedss eirsefioa ef Pref Buekl
Tbs FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BE
1 drawn b ths sickss hoIdsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Call OF the Governor for Eleven Beg.
fnnnFR Of Falnnaenra -.

ExEcUTTyE DEPARTMENT OF IxD
AuJUTASr GLSEEAL's 0FFICE,
Indianapolis, Dec p, 1864
General Orders:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

RssEaitinz oAoars, aalheEissd o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

- II a Il IL -,
Centre Tables. &c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08

eminent "bas called upon tho people 10 rally to the
assistanos and reinforcement OF our brave aimies"
ITO meet tLn OCCASION iko ID tho ouly WAY for
the Government 70 scql Ie with good faith to tbs
ocuntry-.o rally 20 ne public defence with alscrity
and courage tue only manuer IN which the c'hzen can
discharge she poltmn duty 10 his county which II
next in dignity TO his duty TO God Then these pro-
oeedings-thpsa movements OF me Government; and
the People-shed halo OF brightueat over the land
They give sign OF tho coming event, ike those Nheh
have followed every eIgeucy OF tIe moderate states
since the war; q triumph by tho eHerton OF the
national strength pFoportionate 10 Ihd emergency
They tell Us that not to DO subugated and they
will once more Impress upoa the enemy the came IN
dying truth which, with faulty unaccountsbie, he
has 80 often forgotten"
The EngGn1 thinks the forthcoming election in the
United States IAN event of the greatest Importance TO
III" since although the success OF neither party will
bring US peace" the one or the other twill bring US
nearer to peaoe"-but which one, the EHq~irr leaves
US in doubt. Mcclellan If elected twill pursue con-
cAtory policy. by far the moet dangerous weapon that
ON be used against the South" Bot if Lincoln is re-
elected he war will BE- carried the point Of utter
exhaustion" The Enquirer concludes;
"There il no alternative for US but recognition OF
suhjugaton; aud the fully our people understand
this the more decidedly they torn from all hopes based
upon other grounds, the surgr is our success. We
cannot be subjugAted, for great people that wa:
true itself, has yet been conquered. But We
can obtain recognition aud with 1t independence, great
mesa and happiness, by b:sadiy struggling On ~ We
have done thess four years, Whoever may oppose Us
fanatic Abohonist diplomatic Democrat, We
must meet aim with The sharp sword. Let us cas-
asd, all patrJ intrigue, al vain hops OF remote con-
tngencied aud put solo rOAnce the strength o.
our purpose aud the righteousness or our cause, anC
victory will crosn oui arml "a snSs as there to'
in Heaven"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED STATES

From our United Sess ahs. coming down to the
All instant, we mako the following additional ex.
tracts:
THE Attacks ON FORTS HARRISON AND GILMER.
The confessions of the enemy reveal 10 us the I'M
known and unsupported fact that out Of three Divisions
that assaulted Fort HARRISON, one commanded by Gen.
Butnham (who was himself killed) lost five hundred
men in killed and wounded while In the assault ON
Fort Gmer, the loss in Tiled tvo thousand all me-
gross In the absence f most Of our compostors, on
military duty cannot give the details this evening,
but will do 80 to- morrow morning.
THE COMING IIEASoIAL CRASH.
In leading editorial the Rrald sounds al alarm to
ell who are interested 10 Taoney-snd who lie not It
says:
The financial storm of 1884 86-which We have long
predicted the resut OF the imitation OF the past few
years-hss displayed itsSlfst Chicago and will nc com
ing this way presently With ten-iold fury.
The reports from Chicago inform us that several
banks had failed, and others refused to pay heavy
checks. This caused panic smouRst sl clssaes and
the small produce dealers ~ent under. Flour wheat,
corn oats rye and WHISKY fell heavily and everything
else in proportion. Then mob attacked one Of tho
banks and proposed to hang Of the directors but
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08

tain Dick Rows had command Of tie loc, which cap.
tured Farmngton
"Amons the cor soriptsd in Pennington was Edward
Sebastian, son CT Judge Sebastian, young Meredith,
and other leading citizens The rebels announced that
they bad orders to conecrp every male between the
ages Of sixteen and fifty. No distinction ia made be-.
tween Union men aud seceasonists.'
The game paper has the followingi
The North Missouri railroad train, which lef. g..
Louis early yesterday morning. was captured by gus-
rlas Bl Audsr,on at Centr ALA on is arrival there
Tweny-one Of the soldiers taken of the cars
and shot dead The passengers robbed. Ths train
Was then fred and put In motion towards Allen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08
EVENING WING.

We ,hAl publish, to-day, at 3 O'Clock r. NJ and
every mcceAInS day (sundaya eICepted) at the same
hour, M evening edition o; the Wing. The Evening
Whix will coanu .e latest news by mall and telegraph
up to Ii! hoar of going to press editorials. local intel
uv.a., H. iysO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08
LATEST FROM BELOW.
THE EEIMY RIIEToRCED "A BATTLE BEdUE-RIPoRTTD
n..-un.n NJ mi. ,o.n.nun.nr rnnnra

THE EMMY RlIEFoRcED "A BATTLE BEdUE-RIPoRTED
cAPTURIs By THE ooHFADKRATE FORCES.
At late hour last night. information was brought to
the City that the enemy again crossing in heavy
force to the HoFthside.
As We ABOUT going press We learn that early this
morning attacked them in front of our works, below
the junction Of the Darbytovn aud New Market Road
and after vigorous assault succeeded in driving them
from their position.
Rsports-Whoh We have no time to subatsntiSte, our
entire force, save hrse WOrkmen age, beirg under
orderssate that We have captured six pieces of ar-
lery thirty liz horssa, aud three hundred prisoners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08

TAI THIATRI.-We are glad to perceive that Mr. +
R. Dalton, the favorite young trsgsdian and general
actor, assumes the management Of the Richmond
Theatre.
Mr.. Dalton, apart from his sterling artistic powers
dslnsatOr of shakespeFIsn characters, has had
mature experience as a manager, and this fact gives
promise Of successful administration Of affairs 10 his
new sphere.
The Theatre re-Opens tonight, with all tho old
company In the casts" Satan in Paris" and Poot-
honiAs," being up for performance
MIR. Dalton promises 10 produce novelties at sn
early day and bsspsat for him favorable recep-
ton at the hands Of oar theatre going public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08
Two ON LraaxD OoNuAEDEa.-It Is observed b.

Two 0SI LEeaxD CcNMAEDKRs.-It Is observed by
those curious in Oonoiderces, that both tho COM
manders.in chief Of the confronting armies at Atlanta,
Hood and Sherman, have left leg on the battle field.
Gen. Sherman has however, physically an advantage
over his opponent In the use oil both bis arms while
Gen. Hood bas only stump 10 the place OF one o.
hia General Sherman lost bis leg in the repulss from
Port Hudson, General Hood in the victory at OhiCka-
manga.
The only thing tina, spOiis Ito coincidence ID, that
W. T. Sherman the Yankee General at Atlanta, lever
lost leg, while Gen. Hood lost arm, though
he has a wounded ono. 7. W. Sherman, Brlgadier
General under Bsnka lost leg il. May, 1865 at Port
Hudson
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08
rOR SALE.

BOR SALE.
ONE large Herring's Iron Safe, suitable for
" Bank or Jswssr sI fns French plate glass SHOW Canes
one Mirror, By feet.
For further particulars, spply 70
Al Mitchell ryss, xAla street, Rchnond Or 70 Boz s1s
Petersburg. se2s-sts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08

rB- TEcKErs for the Evsning Wig can be pro.
ouled at the counter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08

ST.. rrS- NGETSd VII Sf0as sni Gnasf-
49,. u,a st ~. GHsslGspaOL ASosI w sAPhs AAA sM
.... .r-''v 40, sGu gnstr BApeIs eonpnd'a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-08

..RHA-U.uI. year. ~ siI months, s9b Tires months
Slb. Eer 90, p,7,oG - pG month
Hnl WsnKIT gear. ear months, $40 10 sae'crpses
PScs,vs tor sAstn 0HSni.
VIZ, v,.r go a1 nnaes go 20 ssLs.rnoc~ rscsv'd
g Lss "
Rsa,1n ,sSs - ,sr SuVs-'IJs'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-18

people see what j. coming. ani procltm TIN
such a mad race as The Lincoln men have ed
TIE government can only enl IN national disgrace
and financial ruin That The demon le ders also
perceive the handwriting Of judgment on tie
wall i made manifest bv the desperate yet pue-
rile shifts To which they resort TO crush out tbs
Troublesome rebellion. But, thank Coil the abo
htlonists are more vicious than powerful. No
royal road to conquering brave people has been
youchsafed 70 these self esteemed Saints of the
Lord They have to fight for the power to
lmprison. to pluGder to violate. and 70 hang
There are three hundred thousand brave soldiers.
Win arms - their hands. 70 be annihilated. be-
fore the precious feast OF blood and robbery can
begin And lol the prospect is that time will
not wait tor them to accomplish their work. The
SANDS OF their probation are running out, and
events and causes beyond the power of fanatical
man are rising up 10 re0uke their disboli-m
and tumble their pride and wickedness into the
dust
Ihe same telegraphic paragraph which We have
quoted and commented on contains the talismanic
words-"God l5s TO l59."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-18

winds whatever sense Of shame. whatever sense
Of common decency. whatever feeling of honor
each Of IT. members ever knew or ever pos
essed
They dare not appeal to the people for their
support on accOunt of meriting well Of them;
being fully conscious that the people look upon
them a herd Of moral lepers bent on frst rob
bing them and then ensaving them and their
children And hence they look 10 fraud. bribing
and intimidation for the success Of their ticket
Their game is Co endeavor to Overreach the
shrewd by tampering With the check lists and
ballot boxes by bribing the venal aud avaricious
and by bullring the weak aud tiInid It. then.
behOoves al true me. u be up and active. and
quick sighted They must wirn all men who
value their good name and prize thei. ehts 81 nd
liberties to beware OF the shoddy ticket Let
them shout from one end Of the State to the
other. Men Of New Hampshire. beware of the
shoddy ticket Men of New Hampshire. beware
OF the shoddy ticket For. 80 can ~e be able to
dsperse this vile brotherhood: and 50 shall We be
able 10 stand on.e more before the world redeem
Ell and dsentbralled people. In this opinion. | am
sure every good man and true man IN New
Hampshire Will agree with ARgsTIDEs.