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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20
RITNAWAYAUGHT.

ppyruFNDEp sndsed 10 Jill in IIilIsbc.
~ ~ nranee count. G., on the l7lh day
rssa,v IN ncafan who calls himself
o. ,,rSpv "a also saws belongs to ole George
= r. Nav Orieal Henry is about tort,
ua'' 49,, .os ani,e lame IL right hip, quick spo-
49, - ~ ss,v smart. Hn when caught gray
coat. black pants, black 49,. .aP' anu "sises
1870 pounds. The own 49, nm ~ proving
p'0r''9 49, n BJTHRIE, Sheriff.
uh > 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

GRAVES AND FRIED MEsTs.-If fried pork
must be used as.an article Of food, TO some
ertent. DO not suffer the drippings or tat
to be ever placed upon the table Tor gravy.
Tsrn il out. leaving but spoonful or two
in the skillet, then pour in water or mhk
and thicken while boiling. with a little
aour and water rubbed ill free from Jumps
With the addition Of salt, This makes
wholesome and paIatsble gravy. GRAVY
should be made ia the same way tor all
fried meats. Fried meats usually, however
absorb too much fat to be strictly health
lul. Meats broiled on the gridiron or bak'
ed in the oven, are more digestible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

MILIT NECESSITY.
~ Not,o seuing eIeep, Car cash. Pies-e
90 not ask Coz ere Az ana settle.
~ If yoo .. ~ ~Il 10 well 10 pay beIo,s
ihe 2s,h q Mari
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20
Twenty Dollarsieward,

rrrIII Ia noil nv The subsber for the delivery,
Wv !, =, Z c,,ma,ion thai enable him 10 &c,
an IRON GRAY FILLi, u"eu' asiay OF was
stolen on The night Of the9 in'i' oue = 'n,oe
wears old iii May, and raiheuam No pif,icuas
mark remembered. Any int anon VIII De 'lank-
fully received. u urrcprc
! March Is, i"P
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Persons are frequently puzzled IN their
daily transactions. TO ascertain what such
and such an article onght toWeigh per BUSH
Ell. Here is table which all would do wei,
TO cut out and preserve. 1t will prove va
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

A LIBERAL OrrER.-E. b. Long, Esq, Of
Augusta, Ca, offers TO give IS 600 towards
the establishment of Soup House 10 that
CITY. whenever other contributions subj.
Gent TO make the Amount eIoo, 0Oe shall
be Subscribed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

A boz "a BY l6 inches. - deep. contains barrel.
A box is by l61 inches, deep, contains oushel
A boz 8 by 81 inches, . deep, contains peck.
A box BY inches, A deep, contains gallon.
A box BY 4 inches. y deep, contains quart
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

CALL AND SEE.
sHTE are receiving in part The following necessary
w and desirable Goods, which He all sell al
small advance, for cash only:
very handsome Black shaW',
600 wards "A Bieackcd Shiflinss.
400 yards al Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy diiio
500 yards Al Light Fancy ditto.
Colored and While roeaes Hindkssehiei',
200 dozen CoaiSs.Spooi Cotton.
400 los. prime Rio Coffee.
200 H.. Black Pepper
IlI2 lbs. Cooking s9ds.
s6 doz Goat skins for Boots anl Ladies shoes
IS bags Dry SIT.
100 lbs. Ep4osi salts.
and nany other desirable articles.
JAMES Y. WhlTTED & co.
February 3. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE CnrsTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1864.


February Term. 1864.
Arch. strsyhotn. ldm'r. 81 AnlteN Bofland. dse'd
Alexander BOrland, John Botanl EsJeH stfayhcu
and Others.
Petition IDr S,nitmeni.
TT appearing 20 The satisfaction Of the Cont ths
I The defendants, Aiexahdrf Botand gnd John Boz
land, reside beyond the Iimitsoi ibis state. II !
therefore ordered b. The Court that publication 4
made in the Hlisbo,ough Recorder cor siS sueeesris
weeks. notifying The saiJ Alessnder Borlsnd a..
John BorsnJ q the fling q ihs peiiiinn. and fbI
they be- and appear bofoie the Justices Of the no
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter SESSIONS. 90 10 held 9
the county 81 Orange, al The Court House in "
town Of Marlborough. % ibc fourth Monday Of n
nesi, then and there % plrad. answer o. demujly
said petition, o. the same will be taken proeoaf
and heard "a pSvit - 10 lktm. ~
Witness. George Lava. Clerk Of our sai5 Coupai
ofi.e, the f0ith Nnassy e FEBRUARY. 1904. ia
GEORGE LAWS, G. CO.
March D. 36syh,
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NOTICE-SOLDIRps :

SEhSoNs having relations in,be
been k'iledoI have died r disease a VINO have
sounl'rs anu having
sae same Pomp.yeollec,ed BY applying can have
Office in HlsborCush, 'f','"s 'o'ne at my
G. Z. PARISH
o.. have received from The Goye,nm.,,,,
iuiiinsructions, and ~
Jog Inc claims IN my hand may RELY I'M, ,E par
aeeoiee'ed assoon as they can d, a. di,ed. ~ w.
AD,;,a. Q. L. PARISH
o. sn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25
For the Journal
BETHEL. Nov.

BETHEL, Nov. IL, 1868.
Mr. Editor For some weeks previous to
the election, our village mad been gaining an
unenviable notoriety by the frequent meeJilgs
Of Mcclellan Club, aud the denunciations
there pronounced against the President AMI
all of his supporters. Many grew restive
under the goading, aud wished some visible
manifestation. to indicate to neighboring
towns that patriotism was not entirely dead
within our borders, but it was thought best
to defer until fitting time, assured that truth
would vindicate itself.
At the polls on Tuesday last, notwithstand-
ing there had been no special efforts, the
Republicans increased their ma ority over
that Of the September election by upwards Of
thirty. And soon as the returns Of the
general elections came in sufficiently to show
the reelection of Mr. Lincoln, arranged to
give the copperheads of the place lively
sense ofthein defeat.
Uuder the efficient management OF G. f.
Graham, merchant of this place, (who never
does things by halves aided by X. NJ. Marsh.
arrangements we're made for the reception OF
friends from abroad to assist at the jubilee.
At about 10 o'clock w ednesday night, in spite
Of rain and mud. Capt H. L. Perry and about
on hand with the cannon belonging to that
pIace--a trophy Of Burgoyue's defsat---re-
Inforced by an equal number from Stock
bridge, while the citizens Of Bethel turned
cut almost en- mdsss. The cannon was brought
to bear and made The hills resound with its
thunderous tones, bespeaKing the joy OF loyal
hearts hat me masses Of our land had risen
in their might and decla ed for freedom and
the erpetulty OF our government.
After fe rounds, followed by inspiring
music from the White River Cornet Band,
the multitude assembled at the hall and we're
addressed by the Hon. A. p. Hunton at con-
siderable length, and TO the heartiest accept
ance Of all.-Col. S. NJ. Pingree, who long
since dropped the democrat In the patriot. was
then called out, and responded in an earnest
and eloquent speech for the Union.
After d supper at Newton's Hotel, which
passed off in the happiest manner, interspesred
with toasts aud keen repartee, returned to
their gun. and for the space Of two hours gave
tangible assurance to the sleepless eopper-
heads that the Republican party had survived
McOrm-by and all other means used for their
determination. f.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25
REMARKS oFMa. DOLPH OF WARREN
ON THE MILILrA BILL IN COMMITTEE
OF THE WHOLE.

M Chairman This is d very important subject II
is no doubt considered by all she most impo TAM subject
that has been ft-cufsed the present session LIS sub
leat, sir nat has bearing oul upon the afttz q
state. hut also lpon affairs of our nai "a The
gov-nm NJ supported. This bill aims az both these OBJ
jects 20 accomplish which ihere must be fnsnt
gani1afou. he beet and dqmckes way 10 duFn the
itntlun, Is 90 pr-pare mr. long There Is bet
Ter wsy 10 encourage the hrarts and raise the homo Il
our bTav soders ia the field than 70 assure them Of
well organized force ~ home which shall protect their
interests and thf interests Of the wh they are
lighting iu Dc erce NJ our common country aud uott-
iu will send greater confederation into the ranks the
enemy, thau I" know, that whie they are con,ending
"N % 'h ~ aread' more ihan iher rquN, there is a
fong re- we force rat can be- made avail 4bls against
them. Fctf"nau uie1 argue M uIe ZION Hs much as
'hey plea e. bath seis upon u.s. aud sc must eel
il We need az orgauzaton fhU shaft he able 70 taks
care ot ifaor. n our nhdH h'd bay traitors At the
h1ih, aud hep to put duwl the tebe on 40 The 20 IN
Sr We 1--we 10 riluuf tunes ~ utgi0s for ma lna ex-
ls'rncr' tndrav urg IN yiudctte to he wrd mat re
pa hc can 'e. thIr is nring lde by the hate's Of
hepNbhoh Government AID fr'e lus'ituu'ns tn nv'r'
turoW this government The south are otgauzed Ia
armed rebellion and the month Is hed with cowardly
traitors
lhs nations Of The old world are looking on anxious
~ eatug sfh desire to this rrpu lie cumble 70
dust But uus, sir. that shall he able TO show in
ths 'ord that republic, fIunGed upon intelligence aud
me Chfuan I2'pn can s'aud te test oi UrAsou ena
tDth %, ana nat uAunfs hhl YET be taught thal
ssfr'j lies On suDnii 81 ~ t0 tshm authority Long,
and blo'd' has been he struggle. many fierce battts
have hrtn fought, aud N nds have been = ain but
shall bee fought md thous md more ~l die upon the
field ~ stfiie this AuOu will acknowledge that
puuo cauuotiNe. lt us lfselves worthy descend
ants OF IA Sc hT1us wnom the bless we enjoy re
cstpwrd upin us aud 10 he enjoyment Of these bes-
sugs no' orset 70 feel gatcf hat our inheritance
achleyedby he arms po and blood Of ouf faith
RS and that has been preserved by their sons through
tn ir sisdum aud patriotism aud while passing through
this hrfy ordeal let us eve Keep iu view he noble
rio p.rs, Tor vh ch fahrts fusht lied end died,
aud We shall surely succeed Ia the ploi cause 10
which ~ engaged | know the sao ihce has hteu
gi+a alfsady nut it mus be enla Ped W. must make
he gscnno forgetting the value " our cause aud
ON uccasous FEliblt manly, pattioue heroic spirit
win usRe and endurance we rhall forever suodue the
I Atoir,
We nave ualy 20 show uar.elv,s men, and not COW
sIda he 10 10 this matter, showing love Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

The New York Tribune, reporting the
freedom from riot and violence of the voting
in that city, says
mouth, and the general conclusion was that
no tongue nor pen could have descr.hed the
scene which would have taken place had the
government not taken the precautionary
MEASURE of sendng a sufficient force to sup
press any disturbance which might be at
tempted STRONG men who had msgivings a
week ago, and who feared that there would
scarcely be chance even to get within see
ing distance OF the polls. felt strengthened
by Gen Bu ler's order and presence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

NEW ioRK.-Aceurding to the returns in
the Albany evening journal. estimated aud
reported, forty of the counties in New York
have given mnjortes for Lincoln of So s5I.
and twenty nave given majorities 56.6l7, for
Mcclellan. The last includes New York
with its S6,s57 Democratic majorties.-
The apparent Union majority, according 10
the Journals figures, is 1884. The Journal
suys: " In all cases where the figure, disa-
gree, We take those least IN our favor, and
our estimates are from the best sources at
command
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

In the recent railroad accident near Lafay-
elite, Ind, the baggage car was about four
lee inehes narrower than the passenger car
behind l., and the force Of the collision was
such As to drive the baggage car entirely
thToush the passenger car, tearing oil the top
but leaving the sides in.aet. Every person
IN the car was instantly killed..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

Mr. stewr n Ma iet,,, ,i.o., J. ~ ,,. ,,.'-. =,
norton OF the mimi ~ ,Id .,,, H. ,,., . ,r 90. 80
10 drie ID the tao 1b.,. y, ~. 80 H. b. A 80 y.
prepare fr s,,tb despee = e.,,n,nt. d. y, 49, w
though hiu nf,r 'or ca II, ~ = ,,,a,s,ts s y ~ o.
the leti.i.ute the,e al. e,,,v ,r,s,,, t ,ot w a. =
statement. m d. Nh 4, lv "a ,be,,ts. ~ ~ " e
nlinent trnt. niiuy a,nye, u, he ,,..,,,.i ~.
migbl pr, ue,l -, a. mn L. ,,,,.o, III, ~, t.
viii. h va. kn,ut h, ne n tb.,,,,ssN ~ I'D ~ - % "Ae
d me hrrs b. h.l.-f.l.t.,,, -. L,'o,, b.. 49,
inain Canada day bv d,y A. v.Is H wv, s W. Nv.
lle va re 1li e to fe.1 o, q t,,- ,.- .,J 49,. "A
EdrY b i. r.pte -,.t.ny- - '. d. ,...... ,- ~
etn..e,,l .,,t 80 t, ~, Al f"' 'i' W nu' Ao'
A. follows. b. IA vs otrtbe, ,t,,a,.,,. '., ~. I
& teues IN Z ap da N o.,,t..y.,io,s .,,..,s ' -,
plan, cun.aut, afitan u IA 1i, m, , .. n ,.h . = y
"a I'M. he -tat. md ~ ,, mn, ,, T. T. ...'
/ VI seae ers.d. n tb,n, y,, .,. - - W. "a ,'io,.. t ~
] Llow. ate tu he mai I. i, ..,.tI,' i1 irtt
] [ Q teeetvet ,.. ,td,, +. had - =, ~ H., -
T Ii wa..n.t 10 t. d In "a f, ~ i ~ m & - w. wy 5
defence "a IA ,st deI., '
Mf Pets. I'd N.r.i. ia b,,.b ,h.. 81. Az. 49, Tim; .i.
elp,.,src-. ,.,l ~, r ~ .u. 4.9si @ sAl,liht eI-
upo rt. irs a. ,,o,r 4. a.. ~. 80 t, P',"e
asnsef ,,npe,'ainI to - r.,., -. ".s NJ "s
uhicb the IN, hortt,.. if II .....,, ~ l.et if & "a ~
+ had deem Il b-.t a.l .,.+.t.,, u ,..i .-I =, -
The blI ,yitl,,i. ID, ste,i,i ,,,.,ai,,.', ' " '''
I Mr Nir.otsou Of s tluYyt,rt,, ko I.,,,h io s,,
port rf tbs ry.tof Ia ID. FIX. hi .i tt. ,e % ID 'F.
TO do mtaf, ,uty 10 tn ,f.d ,r,., - N, ,,. u.
baN nothing ia The . ~ mon. h. f,v f,,. ,- a. -.
militia Good ,itzef.' d,. r,. oi. a.. r.'.,.I +ttlr
+ MIR Cusbuy B.f IA boz l..,ra he NJ t.t .,l
/ chen tfi ,nt ru.,.Ure .b..t..t h. ..,.. - a -
He believed uear. ttbI. d. % sc, 20 80 . F.t,t
recently preached In bis ptl t A Dc "a tb,, ,,l5 rr
/ tit uim foo have a X cd spru.hs.d rife e,ty fr ie.
hi. pl.p tun the oee.-ion tef.,re5 to he tsI t
~urDutrd b. trs..i.,.l t0 ti,, ,ith 80, .,,4- - - F
inuslt tn H- dtt D,t so,s ,.b.tn.r H.. ..--, ~. ~,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25


2m,to9 ~ & tt au9 - .ee aua ~ ~ in addition 20 p
bi Nj huoee iot sane o'h - ~ N aupiloh " c
l23 ga..'d
ny VI fish iof gen com " hou' - .'1on VI oPh
ION, . ~ To- mWu'e 'h7 ,ehtehos ~ @ ''un Du'uS -
w tHh 'tH.'o my ""ig7 nv u'''N'' ~
"h le uhltl 'ue iiuo'n'e u ..F.'', N '.' "1''.b
pee" ty * ''p tste l. "n4 'hA' '' 'n-' u't' p,
h@' 'u' w k,'a. pehl'ehee' lur l', =" 'i9 'a'"'
we .k"si ,many NhS ae o'P.iu a .1' n
i.h 4en, l"el 'alng maul 70 ems '.a ~ arpt''ga
ne'Auol'lus l'-n me nl'lS,'ss a. 's' Iuu
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'it' t'm ~ % 1i7,f 'Noh o' 'nt t ''' N"u % ID,
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VI, utane ''A'ed ,nI on .f,a"i = ,n wan % 'nt
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"eea 'na "tA 20 ana 'eiu,,'n "' t4""t
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

prl yer by the chaplain
The iiurual If yesterday was read a'd approved,
Third reading \ bitb-H ll3 tehuing ot nc against
the government aud providing flr Their q nshm ne
Mr. Cu,hnan moved TO propose To The house to amend
by striking out the fourteen day 10 VIII he
ioorm must be gyen) and inserting Ia lieu thereof
he wa 90 rec "
Mr. Reed o posed the amendment thinking that me
uforner nig ghr be der clusraut and not be adj
o. Civ his iuf I'm ., within three da he hop ma,
ni would b. retained as t ~, being htera copy Of
be old state law upon this subject.
Nj Cushmau contended that whom the old lass we're
passed, there VS. no such emergency as al present.
.hen we are continually IN danger uf faids.
The obi cu1ns urs ed by he senator non Wa ngtoh
berdl would apply as wrh 70 fourtee dNsas 10 three
Ar Englrsby th1us ht IL not proper 10 make apy unnt
essaty amendment At this saIe " the session. aud he
remed ID amendment unnro ssary
lhs Amendment was fejeoted aud the bill PASSED
SPA ia addition TO c SO relat 70 the grand LIST :
iAsstd.
Rsporfs-By 9r Clark for com on huarce' aqainst
70 rta ing 10 the graud Ii sud insuucung listers III
n,ir dut ihiid eadiug Ieiusrd
Also win amendment II 2uereasug the pay Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25


J,ufual cad aud approved,
RTf tafroduled-B, Nj Barnes Of Burlington, au-
,bo,,,tnr he bull Y on aqu duct company & increase
i,. c,lntal sto.k 10 com cufpoi atoms
IN M Barlow OF ST A0ans, assuming The ! sses n
fe,i b, the banks us he obbey or ala into 81 baus
"A, Mr. Fefrn oi Mou pelier toincorporate the Mont
nal er bOie cu 20 Co,n on cor 0ratohs M
6,.orf,-B, Mf Rounds Of Ca fnr CON on mii'
. afAirs kiug to be relieved from fufh.r c.n'ider'
nm ,f memorial Of members 4 society OF hiendsIe
i,,tys 4, militia law granted.
I;,t ,s,. I'm ots-By VT Fisher Of Cabot hat Co
w.ll.,t M ea,aify be requested 10 iurhsh copy o.
che recp u property oaptured by him At Ceoar oiseN
sr n ,sefyaiou Ia the archives Of tle state adopted
Aithna-Tne us- resolved itself inlo com OF tut
whole Ar Don IN the oha, 10 eahsaer the sehae W.
IN organze twelve regiments Of militia ~ -,
Ahsr brief consideration NJ few sections oi the o
,he som reported ptogeas 10 the house ana oo'Aiheo
leave TO III a9tin' - ...i,.A s,on IN,
q ve,nor stA.u.s hat his iufom maion IN eSNdtoA poe
sible b,.,ile invasion from Csnada had been ieee,e
f,,n tHoia sourots and OF confidential ehA Ao,t
AID could n5 be made public without deriment'o u'
public interest. ,...h . ,hs,.e,., A,
m sndee ehcent legislation for defence oes Aole a. a.
early duy as prse lcabe
The honHe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

- Let those who have doubted the virtues Q
sgLL's CEeKos BfTrEns, n any sGeh there h
read the following Certificate from gentleman vel
known IN this comm anlty, and doubt nc more
It's geser@I iBsroduetion into the army viii save
the liyss ofthous4nds Of cur soIders:
LorfsviLLE, Ky. JuHs ID, iss:.
We, tina Hndersizasd. have sen the xood effects
produced b. the use o. Dr.. JSzz BELL's CxDEok
slTrEEs 10 esss II general debility and prsstrzson
Of The system, and believe It's general use weule
prevent disease and relieve much saEsring.-
Among cur soldiers particularly xould thls BE- the
e~ss. especially thoas Who are exposed to mIas-
matte ines<nes 10 The Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector fat. kew. 81 Ds. Ky.
cHAs. b. COTTON
coils..er Of the Post Of Louisville. X.
Provost a&rshaI Cent Of K.Ataeky.
Rev. d. =. HENDERSON,
Vice Prss't = sanitary Con Halaslsa.
HARVEY, HUGHES a co,
Publisher DemosFHf.
GBo. r. D0EhH,
Prop LoaisvilIs AnEsizsx.
HUGHES A PARKHILL.
whoissAls Dry Goods DsAlsrs, Nain Street,
Louisville, ~.
DAVIS. GKKEE 4 co,
vholssAisshoe iiealer, AAla S., Lozl4silIs
HART . MAPOTnER,
IIshographsrs. cor EArkss Gad laird sta.
Leulsyiiiy, Ky.
JCLfUs WHITES,
ciOtbisE Msrehsnt. cor. ID asa Aarksa SITS,
LouiaTilie, Ky.
CAPT. =. r. HILDRETH,
" StcaB4@F MassF Anderson.
MAI. l.. T THusT0d,
PaTmasfsr q. 2. Arny.
c. NJ METCALF,
National Hotel. LonIsvflls, Hp
COL. JEsSK BATLES,
4th NJ. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PREaTCE,
Louissill@ JouFnai
SEQ advertisement In snotbsr esfumN
AIS ~ Sold b. PETER YIRRLTE8,
Sole a gent. ExansnfIls. lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

NV YosK, May 2l-Gov Seynours
letter 20 District Attorney Hall 10 rela-
ton to the seizure Of the World aud
Journal Of Commerce. says it is charged
that these acts Of violence were done
~itboat due legal process, sad without
the sanction oi State and National laws
Ii this be true the offenders must be pun
ished. II the owners Of the above
named journals have violated State or
National Laws they must be proceeded
against and punished by these laws
Aay action against them outside
OF legal proceedings "a criminal
The Governor argues the matter ct
some length and concludes: In making
your inquiries and in prosecuting the
parties implicated, you will cali upon
the sheriff Of The county and The beads
Of the police department for any needed
1ofce and assistance The failure to
give this BY any official Under ny con.
troll viii be deemed sufficient cause for
his remosxl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

THE LApY's FRIEsp.--The June nam
Der Of this handsome monthly opens With
a fine steel engraving Of "The Young
Brood" This il followed by a handsome
eolored Fashion Plate, double the size Of
those usually given by 81 magazines.
Then come a number Of well-executed
wood engravingS OF the fashions, needle
work, &c such as ladies' alone know how
to properly value. A number Of engrA-
wings illustrating Archery for Ladies'
is al interesting feature Of this number.
Among the literary articles we note
tho Marriage Of Convenience" "Ths
Heiress Of NetlIethorpe," illustrated, }
"habers Mission SHADOW and Sun
shine eMargasefs Cross, 20 eRichard
Graham's Love, "The Transformed VII.
lage," illustrated. } &c. &c Altogether.
this is very interesting number. Price
" a year, (back numbers furnished) /,
20 cents a single number
Published by Deacon 4 Peterson, 3l9
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
Gle Daily aunpnaT.
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JOURNAL OFFICE.

JOB w0RK.-Ths Jossssi onos Is faxnishsd
With = full Assortasnt Of Bsv Aad bseasifai type,
Of the latest styles, and is fsIiy prepared to
cute - handsoms work a. sss - done In the
State, susa - LErrEn- Hs1Ds, BILL HEADs,
HEADrsos. cfzoUEAEs, BgsrsEss oAnps, Ball
TssEErs, sHIvYTEs-BrGs, PosTsHs. ze-, &C., either
IN plain or fancy eoIors-
OUR BINDERT.-ws have ia ssBnsetion with
this ofaes one Of the best BOOK BIsDERIEs and
BLAsK BOOK AAEUFAcTURIEsin this STATE.
and are prepared 70 De RvLfso ana sEsSrSo - d.
sired. Magazines, Periodicals, &e.. bound IN ans
style required, and old books rs-bsuBd At shori
notice. Lsdgsrs, Journals and blaak bOoEs,fsf
Railroads. Steamboats,, 'Bssking Hoasss. hsF-
chants. &C., msRaf.etufsa "a ssr'zsosESIs ssfns
~ any other establishment.
Al work done At thisofnes VIII sdons pronpt-
y, ana will bs4sady ~hss promised.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

FoarRgss MoSaoE, NAY =, ) p NJ
The steamer Thomas Powell. Cen But
Ier's dispatch boat, has just arrived. and
reports everything quiet There have
been no hostililiss since last Saturday
night. From the best accounts It APP
pears that the rebels received severe
Punishment Tor Ehelr attempt at 3 night
surprise They had 70 bury their dead
under flag Of truce.
Capt Geo. Emerson, Of the 61th Ohio
Regiment, who was shot through the
body, died last night on board the hospi-
tai transport, and his rernsins have been
brought to the Chesapeake hospital
Three thousand four hundred wounded
men have been brought down the James
River since the army FIRST landed.