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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
LYONss KATHAInoN.

KAfAAIrDh i from tlss Gfetk N0rd 'Kzrhre. y -
s.k&thaiEo, signify leg y eo@use, rsjnsiaAie sui
resteFt. This article j. shat iis nalaa signifies.
FOR pfssafflng ifstoflag aud beaatih ing ttss
halaaA haif Il i the mast abs pFspAfAfioa
10 the World. II i ezaiu Owned sad rsss ~ b.
the original proprietor nai y nsf nsade fis tis
safas faFs. skiii aB4 sttfntien ~hieh Fzs- u )
sale ~ exsr one miliiah iafGlss pr aHhun
III tsH meat dettghtfal Hair DrssaipK
II esA4ifatss sgnff AID d4n1rnn
II kesrs The tsad eyoi and essah
n max the kair. nc b. sslt aed stossy. =
IL prevents TIE hale from faitIsa ~ saa tnrh.
lag gray
~ restores hair upon laAiA hsads
Any lady cf geHfiem4h - ~ szIass hssatiiai
head ~ hair shoai3 use f.tau'a kaEbAirsn. IL l.
kBown 4ns d FL threaghQssf tbs eist4iEssf uarid
sid 81 ali Feslset4fll dealers
DEMAs y BARsIs a CO.. Nss York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
DRSAS's LIVE or CHRIST; : bSSk Great
II ing great excftsmeEf.
Miss GiIt4rtss Carer
Tsles o. she Opera; By Parioa-
Mrs Lirrip~rs Lodziazs; ~ DiSksns.
Letters to the Janssss.
Abb0st's History Of tbs sT@4t heisgassu
soafh-Fn History q tie wsr--arst 81 ssrsua
vslauss-
ss-n~F4i GrAat and hFs Campaigns.
Hsrpsr's Hst0xy q The Wa. a. fsr - cat.
Fhs Psrs~st esBalsIssa: a.. EieEAae- Aaa Efo-
Tsse1ce-
Held Ia Bon@ags; BY c. vsughH
WHIP, Hoe, md Sword.
RHbsni; Bsw ueSel.
kEAak Warrington; b gsashoE u . The suah-
srianas.m
BaTrsst'z Astronomy AID Aflas
Aerce1s's S0Eelz, and all ths Dirns Nsvsas
1t I. > D0BELLfs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

An ARMT OF BuGs.--Dr. BowFing has
presented 10 the Baitish Museum his
very fine collection Of insects made du-
ring bis long residence in the East The
Bowringian Collection. a. it is called,
consists Of $1,000 specimens, arranged
in three cabinets of forty drawers each,
and fourteen cabinets oftwenty drawers
each, -ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

s Every victory Of the rebels,
whether nader Cesar, Hnaeean or Gen
eral Lee, Will be a blow to Lincoln in
the political campsign in the North.
Richmond DispateA.
And every victory Of the loyslist at
the North viii be blow to JET Davis
armies, whether underCesar, Finnegsn
or General Lee in the military cam
paign at the South aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

CTEcINSATL April 2l-0rders we're re,
ceived at Columbus yesterday from Gen.
Sherman, prohibiting The issue of passes
70 20 beyond Nashville
Authority has been received from the
War Department 90 raise one or more
regiments of heavy artillery H
The 10Th aud Goth regiments leave for
Anapolia this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
MILLINERY.


yTYIsHEs To INFORM HKR OLD PAfncss
= w AID he pabfic zsnsrafiy that shs bss just
rstarsd With Sne e the largest and hess selsctsd
sts<ks q HIliinsFy And fsney Good ever bropEsf
to fhis city. .
Her stock consists q az Tie latest sfy1ea-ol
Ribbons, TiozEers. &C, n fbs bet aGalltt-s, snf
iassnas = dI1Soss " thea ~ the lowest nossieie
prIos FOR Cash.
Tk4 La4lss would Do sell to give Der eaii Be-
are SuFchssfzx slsswhsTs-
ARy T. HASTINGS, Msis etFssf,
splz HoTsh Es4s, sAEes aSSEs hsE ssasEz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
PLANTATION RITTERs.

POLARIZATION BlTIkkS.
stieh arc nov recommended By the highest Eas.ii-
cal authorities. and warranted 70 pruduos a. .As-
asdsat. benehei4i efset. They are exceedingly
cher ssniss where heaifhy, gsntis stiaHieHs =
rsasired.
Thsy rarffy. ssrsuxfhen aud insIsor2fs.
Thsy ersatf 3 healthy appetite.
They are 50 - tid0te 70 change q water and
rh.y ossresms ths sGs-eis n aissipAtios Aaa
rasy .IrsagIhsa ,h. system and snIIssa he
They prevent raiasnaiie and lassrmisisus 81
Thsy purify -. brs.sh aad ssidity o. The
Thsy eurs Dyspepxla and Constipation
They enrs Diarrhea ard choierz Morbas.
They cure LIvsr conpiainf sad ssrvoas
HezdAeka.
They MAKE The weak strong. the langnia bril-
liant. and are exhanated nAfnfp's great reator~r.
They composed 81 the ceisbraf-a C4iisays bark.
Nintsr green, haSsasras, rosts &nd harhss AL pre-
served iE psffecfiY purs e. Croix rum FOR par
sieulArs, sss circulars and testimonials aroaHd
sAeb BETTE
Beware Of Impostora- KrAmins every bette.
See thar II hzs oar private Y. s. Stamp uHHafi.
LATED over the cork, with pSSHtation scenss AID
Sur slgn4sars On iins steel ps~ts side label See
that eur bottie u not re-aiIed With spurious and
dsisferioas stna- Any person prster@t>g 70 seli
PisnsAtisn Bittsrs b. ths gallon OF e. baik. Z az
fmpssfor. Any person initiating this boftie. o.
ssiting any other aafsriAi therein. wstlssr called
Fimnkaftgn Bittera ~ n~ts l. ssriwinAi unaeg tls
y. >. fas. SD viil y 20 prosecuted - ". We
alENssiy have eaF eye several parties fs-hliiu<
cur bottles, &C., vho will sHsceed tn kstitas
saeHsslvss tsto efese quarters. The damAnd III
Draks's Plantatien bffters frsm iAdirs, clergy.
Hlsns lnsfshsafs. Ac., i fncred5bie. Ire sispis
trial % bottle s tbs esideuee pFssens " thsii
worth sad superiority, They are sold By all re-
spectsbls druggists, gxocers, Physicians hotels,
saiosns, steam bssas, sod country steres
go p u. DRAKE co, 49,
/ No. sg2 Broadway, y. 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

nave IN otocA anu aHAANAnk Willy
5 cssks Tr.ss cbsios.
600 Ibs Log clsia.
= Does c. 3 Planters Hoes.
- Garden Hess saA RAkss.
% . Ehovsis aBs syzdss.
- Hay and Mansfs Forks.
feo 's seytks, ensaihs aHa Crzdiss,
100 BIoodfs G. = Grass. grsla aud
Bfiar scythes.
= grsss seyths ssose..
- dozen Hay Rskss,
= sheep shear, ...
- " Ceffon Cards.
loo sfoss HALVES and FaEks.
SO aoxss Pockes Eni.ss.
tta sross Tes aud Table spo5As,
% sSz-a Css-s Mills,
~ Meal seixus.
go Carp oombs.
sao kegs whesliag Nails.
20 assss Pad Loeks. GsFmaa 4 Anssrissa.
30 Door Lexis sd Lsfekss
lsoa gross AmsTieaa sesswa.
iso ssssa shee. Hefss. Cieth as s-Eus
brasbas,
40 T-s znd Csantsf scales
a4as. Hard Frame slsts..
tens B@ssa Grlaa stssss.
Door. Gate AEd ssf-s Hizgss.
Bsring MaehIHss.
Carp~Htsr Teols.
Cooper TooIs-Hartaa's saa Whites,
ohio Ted Company Pls4ss,
c@hiaSs HGrd~Azs.
Mn and Cross Get SAYS,
Chain Psnps. &, Sc
"a moat q oar goods wsrs paxehassd sos
CASH, bsfsss the large advance q.
Hardware. vs ssgl sasF tksns - rhs lowest
lssssfisle rates.
JACOB sTRAUB A son.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Life or Death!
Soldiers, don't go Back e
the War

Zoe many have died from DlArrh1S ant d ssntsrs
not retura without Sarrivine vas1T Fnanss.xks
sta a bottle OF Dr. Strics lands Antf-Chofers
Aixfsre--rstasnher hoN many were vea Lar
year ~ taxing AZ after heing discharged and ssas
from the hospitals lnrurSAle. tlss 49, vsilI
Immediately rsiifye the severe eAss Of pi.r-
rhoaa OF nis-ntery. IL i aeknowlesigsa ~ -.
faculty te b the oniy medicine Known 20 eur.
ehrools DiarFhsea and Dyseatsry. Nov aaa.t
nexleet il, for ca yo0r retarn, a change az 49,
and water. etc-. VII most certslufy bring on NJ :
srshsea asd psssnt rys aud a % eent hottss Of D..
and several others. It wiz keep good il snx Ell
mate Dc act fsil 10 tell your eoinfaaes u pat :
hottle sf &c 30 thstr kEapsacks.
Sold BY Drekxists and Prspsrsd oaly BY De- 4 .
Strickland, s East Fourth street, C4Deianssf, .
Gsr7 dafWly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

Gen. Butler has written very spirSr
lfaHse ed letter to high fnnstionafies here The
.eonrlHdiue paFagraph 30 which reads as
aslollowys HIflthe proposrdraa
BE Garfield ont, IL will have the effect Of
~ shaking me a mere Reeofdihg Secretary
b,sl for the viii Of Major General W. r
go Smith, Blo would Be fbe commander.
affrn fhfa 4 ,st,,,s.t sstt,,;t til. Ah,oa -
civil Mayor Of old Point Comfort Is not
the sort Of service for which was mns.
tered IN. therefore most respectfully
demand either 10 be relieved altogether
from my position. or have the chief
-eontroland direction "a any military
movements having their base At this
point sdl ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Net Assets, January, 1884,
$4,000, 5000 2,

q. THE PLAN AHs ORGANIZATION Of tbs
KfNA. after - years Of severe trial, haa 70.
slizea fAe greatest public aasaatasss aad
Il sHceeasef The safieus systems u Flfs fBsa.
race t. tie country. Il nes beiisr than
essr prspaFsd fef duty.
3, lslgo Loss Claims have been ssfffsf and paid
atATEbH MILLIONS or DOLLARS.
.. fHL cVSstMYTf0S or PnOPEkTY BY
ftbE, IN The United States evsfaess ofer
$1,000 daily. IL sour property sEpossa
md uarfotsetsdf
7. are Y0u IgsuREDf II not, shy nots
Ihs Get 4 frihtrgs the duty 4 mapifssi
TIE iesalt bay BE- your escape from rui1
-Shiis deiay snd nsgl~ct nay invclss
va 10 bankruptcy. Y3ssftys - crusl d.
apFosutmaaf.
. PARTICULAR ATTENTION sHd rsEars Il
given - snail risks - sell ~ Large onss.
kbis esd supeFiof comnarcfal adVsataass
adgTded.
- InsrfaEos soileitsd shd Peilciss Issued b.
J. ". EExSEN. AFsat,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokce Cure
IS sssfsslsas fer spssrsafsvrsea s~a.lss.si
b-stksess, Aoefssgssf Enassslas Esd an alsesss ss-
81 ~ ssi pptfstios sitsh Loss II Meaars rtss-.
al LassltWds Fallts 81 IL Baek piaNsss u Issisa
IFe~af~s oi6 ases Veal Nsrrs.. DtAcHlfy ~
BssskAfse. Trsahfiaa Wakefaias.s. E~pssaas o. sks
Face, fsis Consciousness. TsaifF. C.ssasl. fs5a sas
ca tAs Dsrefsf easgiaa< easssd b departing fors
0e gasA " saisrs.
0-Thls medicine IL q simple vegetable extract,
And enc which all cAa rely, ~ Il has bssu used
IN our practice fr many years. sad With thsns-
Ands treated, u has Hot failed In Bla Instance
It's curative powers have been sueseisnt % gsin
victory over the usost stubborn case.
n~-To those Who have triaed With their coasti-
tuition. until they think themselves beysud the
reach u medical aid would say, Dssp.ssr go
The eHxRekEr CuEE VII restore yoa 30 health
ard vtgcr and after al gusek doctors have failed
ss-fer fall particulars. get Circular from any
Drug store IN Tho eougtry, o. write the Propris-
tors, who viii nail free 10 any desiring the same
fali treatise In pamphlet form
- Prices, " per bottle % tkree botti-s far -
and tof~srdsd b Express 10 all parts q the EoFI
So sold BY al respectable druggist. every
DR.. W. r. Merwin e. Co.
soLK pKarRHErans.
Ne. 50 Liberty Street. Mes FORK
1H-sold 10 Exaasviiie by Wm Bierbaver and
BY 81 druggists evsrye here fFehfEdkwtx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Morning Report.


WzsnSoTos, April 20.--Positive IN
forpalion has been received at head
- q u a0Atlers that the main body Of Long
streets Veterans has succeeded in effect
ing p jnpction with Lee Longst1eei
carried TO East Tennessee 1900 men,
but returned with less than 1900 ~
Scouts just returned from The enemies
lines report troops from Joe Johnston .
army and Charleston are arriving at
~ Gordonsgile. Rebel conseripts are com
ing In at The rate Of I,0D0-per dag. 81
The seuaie, ia the executive session
today, referred back 70 the President the
Y p nominations Of Brigadiers from The
Quartertnssters Department, with an ~
gniry what vacancies they wefe TO Gil, &c.
Gen. shepley arrived this evening from
aaa Now Orleans He briags Important die
patches 70 the War Department from
Banks relating 70 army operations IT,
e4 Texas General Dana also arrived this
eYeDipg. Tie will probably DO assigned
TO a command il one Of the Easte'n de-
panmente
- The Senate financial COMMITTEE had
under ccnsideration to.daY the National
~ss Bank hB Several fepresentatiyes Of
State banks we're before u ~ opposition
% the measure. The committee will
s. probably report The, bill without an
amendment, In accordance With The wish
Of Secretary Chase.
Gen. Grant Tomorrow bids adsb 10
ZEE las family 70 90 West lie will leave lOI
aa tbe front on the FIRST frhin ia the morn.
ing Mail communication ncrthward
fromthe army OF the Potomac wap bhs
pended % day .,- 80 -ffla
About forts deserteTas to-day, from The
iebei afuiy Of Virginia we're sent North
They took the oath
liieraid's sre alr f. g 3 'At
aWsshrsoroS, April 20rTte traaalei
u men fron the army ha aS length CON
fak llaAneed, 400 have already been collect
al -Rallifs.ara afr.,t,ast l,e,s Arts,i Of III,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
HAaAN.s aAesoLlA aALm.

Thia 4 the moss ielis htial aaa sxassDgiIaarg
article svsr discovered. II changes abs saa harat
fsxs szia hanas " srlY sstia fextsrs 81 faTtsh
lng beauty, iapartisg The aafbls parity u youth,
AHd the dssgas ApIeeFshes 40 inviting IA tba rtiy
bsiis q AsblsB. II tzaies@s Tan fsseSiss. fiaa
tlea ahd g0uxhAcas ffgfa tbs axis. leAxinR the
rieKign fssAh. Transparent aud smooth. q gsh-
falns no H4saFiai ih|gFioas 90 abe akin. PAtfaa
fsei b Aetfrssas aad upses slakefs- IL = shat
ssefy LADY shsaid hsta. seld every @hsfs.
rEspAfsA ~ y Z, H@gsu. Tray, Z.
Aidfsss AZ orders 10
DEMAs 4 BARNEs . CO.. ss~ Yesk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
nKfMsrRTRrs
Inimitsble Hair Restora tive.

NOT 4 DYE
Bat saathFss esay hair b. lis afigiasi eeiot. b
Fsrfising ths capillary tubes sith naauFai sassss
hansv, impaifsf bs Aqe tiIsesMe All lnstaasaar.
So dyes asecompoted ef lz,aF e1sfle. aestrey ins
The sitaiity AHa beAnty u tbs hair. sna assFa &
themselves 20 dressing. HeiHsfrsvf's inimltzhts
eaisFlas aat eatf resiofss hair its HAsarsi slf
By "a essy pfeersss Uat gives the hairs
ssaKaFIans 15saafy,
promotes Hs EroSth preFehts Is tsii3ise 81 sasd
tezlss aAniFaf, aad ius Asts hsalth SD pheasant.
nnes 20 the h~ad II has stsaa the test ~ lime -
lag the eoloriu4i Hair cslosiaF. and Is sanstznts
lHgFaAaing In fater. FNVi - bosh xsnsiAmsa assi
ladies'. II i sold b al faepeffs hls dealers, or
can - pFaaaFeA ~ thsm IL fhe eemstsseIal
agents. p. :. BARSks co. 2f2 BfoafwAf, Sax
York. TNe Sizes - eeafs aAd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
sTOCK-BREEDING.

Important to Breeders Of Blooded
Stock
THE CELEBRATED STALLION sBr-
l. FORD" viii make tie eezs0n Of fst-T a. the
American Stable. EEz1svills, lad
TKEms.-S20 20 insure. 800 arflrrl
PEDfGEKE--Buford Ezs tot ~ Imported Gisa-
eoes nrst dam y AEazfFsl. Minstrel ~ Hsdoc,
Msdoc By Sew York EeIfpss; s-cond dan ~ Bu-
ford's AlsxAEtsr. third dan b Hazxh2iI's Eosas
fogrEh 9sM ~ Daks Of BsdfoEd. 2nh dam b
Eaisns sfxfh dam b i4parfs4 patstsF
EICHARDS0s 4 BE1TT0E
APPS q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

Psrsons 81 sZdentsry habits trsuhIsd vish
vsskses. iAszIfuds. pzipitAtion of the heart lax
ef sppstitss distress after eating, torpid liver.
s fr~ 81 rafaf.rs4s4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
GROCERIES.

DIcELED PlGs FEET-
L ~ Kegs spiosd Pigs Pest,
Jasi rsosisss = No. .. Tirst strsss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
DTsK APPLE cHKrsK-
I sBoxss Piss Aypss chssss Jasa rsesiys4 -
No y Flfsi Street.
uONyT-s Barrels extra Wits Homipv.
II Fsr s4fs -

HocsIKR SHIPS BssIsl s.ss.. ss-rsa.
h kTFnD For saiS a.
eALDEELL's Family essesry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

Nrw Y6tk April 2l.--rhs Tribune
has letters from the Army Of Louisiana,
dated I'd, 9th, and 9th, giving particn
lars Of come skirmishes previous ioihose
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-03

William J. Hardce is a Georgian, born about
the year 1919. He entered the West Point
Academy m 1884, and was a member Of the class
containing the names Of Beauregard and Sibey
Mcdowell and Barry. At the Military School
he was not much distinguished, ranking as low
down as twcnty.six. On his graduation, In 1885
he was commissioned second Lieutenant in the %
Dragons.
He was promoted first lieutenant. December ,
1889, and captain September l3, 1874. He Was
In the McN'can war where he received two bre-
vets for gallant and meritorious conduct, being
breNcted major, for gallantry, at Medelin, near
Vera Cruz March Is, lSi7 and lieutenant
colonel in the affair at san Augustine, Augu-t2O,
Of the same year. lie also distinguished himself
At MolinO del Rcv reached the full rank Of
cadets and instructor in cavalry, artillery, and
infantry tactics, at West Point, 10 July 1856.
At the request OF Governor Brown, Of Georgia,
he received from Secretary Floyd, December y,
1860, leave Of absence for year, that he might
go 10 Europe 10 purchase arms for that STATE (;
resigned his commission in the Tn ted States
army in the lntter part OF January, 1861, and In
the following June was appointed Bigadier-
General OF Confederate troops. His first service
was in Arkansas, with headquarters ne POca-
hontas. and for some time he was stationed at
Greonvile, in this State, menacng the Federal
gRTTsOn at Pilot Knob.
As Major General, he commanded a division Of
Polk's Corps in the army which entered Ken
tucky, in September, 1862. In October Of that
YEAR he was promoted Lieutenant General After
the fall of Nicksburg, he was assigned, in place
of General Pcmbertou, to the command of the
camp of parOed prisoners at Demopols. Later,
he succeeded General Polk in command of a
corps Of the Rebel army In front of Chattanooga.
He is the author Of "Rihe and Light Infantry
Tactics" q work which has been extensively used
on both sides during the war. lie was strict
dsciplinarian, tyrant at heart Rrofigate, aud
a brute.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-03
rHE UNION AND THE DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORMS CONTRASTED.

From the Tribune.
1. The Union Platform affrms the duty of
maintaining the integrity of the Union and the
paramount authority of its Constitution and
laws. The Democratic pledges unswerving
fidelity" to the Union, but is silent as to the duty
aforesaid.
ii. The Union Platform treats the Rebellion
rs tOTong--as wicked and unjustiia6le-and
demands its complete suppression. 1t does not
propose 10 buy peace, but TO make one, by con-
straining the Rebels to submit to lawful authority
|and depOrt themselves hereafter like law abiding
citizens. The Democratic Platform nowhere
condemns the Rebellion, even by Implication,
but rather condemns those who have striven to
.subdue il.
III The Union Platform exhorts the Govern
ment TO prosecute the war vigorously till the Re-
bellion shall be suppressed-no further. The
Democratic Platform points significantly TO the
fact that the Rebellion has not yet been suppressed
deducing therefrom the conclusion that Il was
mistake TO attempt resisting Rebel force by force.
~. The Union Platform affirms that az slavery
was the cause and now constitutes the strength
of the Rebellion, ought in the interest of public
tranquility and safety, to be abolished and pro-
hibited. The Democratic Platform says nothing
of the sort, but plainly implies and intends that
slavery shall be preserved and perpetuael.
V. The Union Platform holds IL right that
black as we'll as white men should fight for the
preservation of the Union, and be protected by
the Government in so doing. The Democratic Is
silent on this point; but, since it wishes the war
stopped anyhow, it of course doesn't want "nig-
gers" to fight in it.
vi. The Union Platform returns the thanks of
the American people to the soldiers and sailors
who have fought'for their country, and promises
ample provision for'those who have been or Iy
be disabled in her service The Democratic
Platform prOffeTs them sympathy and protection,
but never intmaIes that they have been and are
fighting in q arighteous and holy cause.
VII The Democratic Platform blames Presi-
dent Lincoln and his Cabinet for almost every
thing they have done Ia resistance 70 the Rebel
lion, but blames the Rebels for nothing. Even
the cTnellies of the Rebel authorities, in causing
our captured brethren TO be exposed for weary
months unsheltered, 90 the burning suns and
drenching storms Of Georgia, feeding them on
twelve ounces OF corn and two OF putrd pork per
day. is charged against our own Government,
without u hint that the Rebels have done any
thing wrong in the premises.
lin short, II Mr. jeff Davis had been platform
maker for the Chicago Convention he could not
have trtated himself more tenderly nor his en-
terprise more giUgerly than they have been in he
actual platform.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-03
LIMITED STATES, RAsTERN nIsTpIcT

limited STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
~ or PENNsYlYANIA, SGT.
OF IENHsiLYANiA,
WHEREAS The District Court of ,hs rr,t,.a s,.,.,.
sna Tor the EasieIn p,et3L ~ PennsyyAna, rightly and
tates OF America hath deooed persons In general VINO
6 e or sse. cotton any ss5 nsA he Or IN
captured BY the United states steamer "R. r. Cuyer,
this port per the said steamer IN. n. Cuyer" "a Be
monshed cited. and called to udgment at the dme and
place undewrcn, and 90 the eject hereafter xpressed
strictly enoined and commanded that you omit not bat
dnily newspapers printed and published in the city
q fhiladepha, and In the Legai L7tsifgsTcer, yOp
perempory. all persons general who have pretend
70 have any right. title or interest IN the said my
JOIN cApw&IRpER ne Judge of the ' saa coSr
t,. a. ihe District Court room in the CITY Of Phlla-
presons IL bea court day else the next court day
@ S between ne usual hours 10 OF & hsHrag % S esqsss
reasonable aad lawful excuse, N any they have.
pronounced to boons al the time OF the capture Of the
the enemies u United States aud, goods
demnation to be adadsed and condemned as good and
lawful prlzes and further TO do and receive in this
Intimate or cause 10 be nSssG Snto ali persons sOrs
said genera t9 whom BY the tenor Of these presents
and place above mentioned shall Sppear and shall
shST Tca.0nse. and 9wia causs % ihe contrary tasn
aSAoS on sS ;SS CAPTURE and d,,o may that
mics Of the United States Of America, and goods OF
ton condemnation, be Adiudged condemned az
lawful prize the absence, rather contumacy OF the
and that YOU duly certify TO the said District Court Shs
you shall do in The premises egsthsr with these
Of tho said Court AZ Philadelphia, this second day
September, A. D. 1854 and IN the eighty ninth year of
ses-3t 0.R.F0X, Clerk District Court.