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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

CITIZENS 90 KESrrcEy.
The alternative is now presented n
yon Of entering either the Federal or
Confederate army
All persons between the ages If II
/ and 20, who are not lawfully examn,
VIII DO required TO 90 into service NJ
/ once. on must nov ses that after the
sacrifice Of all that fFeemen shouid hold
dear to avoid the evil and to save our
property--ihat the one has not been ron
dered secure and you have not saved
yourself from the other, even bv Tho
sacrifice of principle and honor.
Your country has been overrun bv
iawiess bands whose denredaiions are
only equelled by the Outrage Of large
bands OF the Federal army, who neither
teei nor have any respect Tor the submis.
sionlsts, and you are plundered, robbed
ana murdered with impunity. How
long do you intend this to continpe9 r.
what depth Of degradation aud shame
are you 70 be reduced before Won will I
CUT loose the bond Of slavery and assert
your rights as ireemen. Aen Of Ken.
lucky are you willing to see your fami-
~ 'Si0aceu 20 tue level OF your slaves2
Mothers, can you realize an afFiliatiop of
your daughters with the African. Yong
men eaa you expect to have any claim
q, (, manhood2 Can you hope 10 share
ne smiles or claim the love Of the bricbt.
eyed daughters OF this famed land of
'eaa'y, while those gentle beiErs are
.AeJecied 10 the insults Of Yankee B5rs.
ings aud negro troops? 1t not. then /,
peedily seize the only way to bring voa
rue liberty aud honor. Too long have
GU listened to the syren song of the !.
'altors OF the country Already too
iuch has been sacrificed to no advan. y
lge Your only hope Of peace is in
Re success Of tha Southern armies q
OF aIon" your liberties but your lives C
e lnvolstd 10 this issue. n
Inc moderate Union man. the Deu,o.
az al III North as well as tia sonth.... b.
lds---.---4a- ystt uIg rneir lives and Tbar fr
3 to this result ~
appeal to you again, as I did two tu
arS ago TO rally aud strike a blow for co
freedom OF your country. "a
Cot A. II. Jouysox WI
mmatinG Confederate forces I, So,,b de
ern Kentucky. hi,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

Rebel Terms Of peaer.

Citizens Of Indiana The Cops9rs
head politicians Of our State are crying
out for peace OF any terms, and they
tell you it IS very easy matter to com
promise with our misguided Southern
brethren To clearly understand the
position Of the enemy, read the following
''CoyDITioSs OF PEACE on which the Off
eial organ Of the rebel Government, the
Richmond Enquirer, of October 10th,
proposes 10 settle aud hare peace:'
Save on our own terms, We can &C
cept no peace whatever, and must hght
until doomsdav rather than yield one iota
Of them; and our terms are:
Recognition by the enemy Of the In
dependence Of the Confederate States.
Withdrawal of Yankee forces from
eyery foot of Confederate ground, in
Guiding Kentucky and Missouri.
Withdrawal Of Yankee soldiers from
Maryland, until that State shall decide,
/ by a free vote. whether she shall remain
+ in the old Union, or ask admission into
the Confedearcy.
Consent on the part of the Federal
/ Government to give up to the Confedera-
cy its proportion of the Navy as it stood
at the time Of secession, or TO pay for
the same.
yielding up all pretensions on the
part Of the Federal Government to that
portion Of the old Territories which lies
vest Of the Confederate States.
"An equitable settlement, on the basis
Of our absolute Independence and equal
rights, Of all accounts of the Public
Debt and Public Lands, and the advan-
tages aceruing from foreign treaties.
"Fhese provisions, we apprehend, com
prise the minimum Of what we must re-
ouire before We lay down our arms
1ha. il to say, the North must yield all
, tvs nothing The whole pretension Of
, that counlay to prevent by force the sep
aratiou Of the States must be abandon
ed, which will be equivalent to an ayow
/ al that onr enemies were wrong from thu
FIRST; ard. Of course. as they waged I
Z eauseless ard wicked war upon as, the.
I, ought, in strict justice, to be required
= according 10 usage in suel. eases, TO re
. imburse 10 va the whole Of our expense
. and losses in the course Of that war.
i These are the terms Of peace, and t.
Ii Eaqu T.r fays Their
!. AS surely as we completely ruin ihei
armies-and without that is no peac
nor arace At all-so surety shqH ne maA
Them pay OR tear debt though lce icria
n ont Of their hearts
8 Citizens Of Indiana These are Il
terms Of peace to which you are invite
, ~ the Copperhead politicians Of o.
Siate-the destruction OF the Union
the giving up Of Maryland, ken,ack
aud Missouri which have al voted
ln immense msjorities for tie Union-tl
q surrender Of large part Of our Ma
d. the loss Of more than one-half Of d
n Territory, aud t8e payment Of The dg
re- II he accprsed rebellion Of traitOrs
NJ having il "wEuSG our OF OUR HEARTS,
80 People OF Indiana Win you ri
be YOUR assent 10 such base surrender
our cause? If no., then repel the Pea
~ Organization" IN Indiana, and "a
ed oulY with those who "ksep step 10 {
It music Of the Union," who stand By 0
'er brave soldiers in the deld, and are
M aLiberly and Union, nov and tQrey'
- one and inseparable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

THIEVES Turned DPL0NATIsTS.-T
New York Times in speaking Of the
baek-door diplomacy a, Niagara Falls,
says that "the leading spirits were a trio
of thieves, more despieable than any in
Sing-Sing. Sanders stole thirty tAou-
sand dollars in his naval agency Of this
port; Tucker, eighty thousand dollars
in the Liverpool Consulate; Thompson,
eight hundred thousand dollars in the
Department of the Interior
Beautiful birds, truly, to negotiate with
the United States Government Is it
strange that the Copperhead Democracy
howl over the i'll treatment their fFieads
received at the hand of the tTant Lin.
coin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
lAar, Inhnsnn PrncIalms.

4 friend has handed Us the following
precious documents, which fully corro6-
orste ali We have said in reference to
danger on the border. 1t we're wise to
heed this warning:
HRADo's DEPT. SoUTHERy KExTUcKT-
August l, 1864
General Order No !.
/. Ia obedience to General Orders
from the War Department Of the Con
federate States. dated June i, 1861,
from Richmond, Va, requiring al bat
talions. com panies, ard cesachments TO
report to the nearest commanding OIL
Ger. the Colonel commanding this De
partment hereby orders all soldiers EN-
+ brsced in the above orders to report to
Z him without delay.
( r. Battalion, company, and detaeh-
rnent commanders viii send II full and
complete aports, containing the branch
&c service 10 which they belong; the
/ reg neni, brigade, and division; By
what authority they were recruited and
flr what commands; the number OF men
mounted and dlsmounted, armed and
uuarmed; the description Of arms, and
the quantity and quality Of ammunition
at the very earliest practicable moment
ia order to a thorough organization and
equipment
Iii. Confederate soldiers that hay'
taken the amnesty oath offered by th'
Federal authorities must report withou
= DELAY. the Confederate States Govern
meut having decided said oath not bind
ing; and all such parties failing to re
port At ONCE will be published as De
serters, and when apprehended will b
b dealt with accordingly
o This Department embraces all tn
country iying within the followin
boundary Commencing at the mOut
/ Of Salt River aud running south ri
d Elizabethtown, Munfordsyille, GIasgoq
r and Tompkinsville, Ky, to Carthagi
: Tenn. thence down the CHAMBERLAIN
= River to Nashville; thence fo.iowia
IS the lina of the Northwestern Raiiroa
r 10 the Tennessee River thence We
i, with the southern line Of tue State
KentucGg to the Mississippi; Rive
y thence folloaing the Mississippi 10 Il
e mouth Of the Ohio, and following sa
N river 70 the place Of beginning, and y
be known es the Department Of Sout
+. ern Kentucky
BIZ command Of
~ Coz A. r. JoHssoX,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
Ofe Daily 5hnsn@I.
rEURsp5A7....................--..........AvGUsI Il
Union Meetings.

Hon. David s. Gooding, Of Greenfield
Ind, one Of the electors at large for the
State on the Union ticket, will address
the people at the following places on the
days mentioned.
Judge Gooding was formerly strong
Douglas Democrat. bat when The rebel
lion broke out he threw aside mere party
and went in for his country. he IS
lorcible speaker and is doing good work
Evansville, Wednesday, August 24ihi
81.
Vaudeville, Thursday, Aug 18th, PSI
Boonville, Friday, Aug. 18th, P
Centeryille, Saturday, Aug. 9th. I'm
Princeton, Monday, Aug. 29th, lP- N
Pctersburgb, Tuesday, Aug. Both, l P. n
Washington, Wednesday, Aug.3l, lPM
/ Jasper, Thursday, Sept. LIST, 2 P "
Ioogootee, Friday, Sept I'd, ? n
( Aug. 8-d&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

REBEL OFFICERS oy PEAcE-Thsrehs
officers who oonversed with cur men At
Petersburg, under the flag Of truce, sale
in the most confident manner that if
Lincoln is defeated in the next election,
there will be no trouble about securing a
satisfactory peaee.-State Sentinel
Of course there would be no trouble
in securing a peace satisfactory to the
rebels. They understand that fully; but
would ii be satisfactory to the loyal men
Of the country
The rebels want Lincoln defeated, Of
course. That is the case with them both
North and South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

sSy~ On Saturday, july %. Mr. Road
iather-in-law Of John Morgan and 81.
merry Representative in Congress f-o.,
Tennessee, took the amnesty oa,b g !.
b, has been the head Of all tie rebels n
A,urirreesboro, who seemed to move nm
a9F o., hls guidance. Tie said he regard
Ell TIE Southern ConfederacY as fail
ure, and though once honest 10 i,s s~n
port would now gladly return to the old
'-LoHisriIe Democrat
We think it probable that John will
want 20 take the oath BY the time he has
l8other bout with Gen. Burbridge. If
Ready has come to the conclusion thar
ne Contederaey is failure, he certainly /
la net arrive at that conclusion BY read I
ns the Democratic newspapers Theyg
re generally asserting that il IS the
Id Government that is . failure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

s1- The Circleville (0aio) raio,,
says that on Monday night last three
honsebreakers we're killed in Laneaster
Walie forcing an entrance into the house
OF soldiers wife, by wounded soldier
whom the lady's hospitality had received
me evening previous. One of the bur-
, i'ars was recognized as the laiy's bro.
ff -'.l, NAV. She bad just recsived s5a8
s :. o'n ner husband in the army and 4 i
u ppoSed that that was the ten,nes,;os
tH@t Drought the men on Their sv;i So, aoS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11


FATE OF MAJOR TAYLOR follovr
ing was sent by telegraph from Louis
vile late Tuesday night:
The Nashville Union has Official an.
tnorlty for saying that the loss In No.
took raid will not exceed Eve hundred
men u
J Walker Taylor, purnortin< to bs =
! h-aFaE IS dispatches, bearing a le,,s-
rom Col. A. X. johnson, Headapar,srs
confederate force, Union COUNT Kea
lucky, to Gen Burbridge. asLing = Nv ~
considered the shooting Of The copf.des
rates IN Henderson, as in seeordanco
win ms order regarding euerrillas ana
dteputizing Major Taylor 70 confer VIII Si-b
him on the subject "''"
Generai Ewing directed Colonel Far.
le'ga to write to Colonel johnson. refgs. !
ing 70 recognize Major Taylor. as Jobn- /
son was IN henlucky, a State not witb;n
! she ne confederate lines, in command of
OUT small force, composed chiefly of
resi'onsloie persons, and, as he was
acting withou. any authority k,or, rs
General Ewing, she eorld not ofici.Iiv
Slsshit MS message to General Rnr.
rage and refused further intercoprsa {
Win inm, As Major TAYLOR claimed -
e q confederate soldier, he you'd senJ
nm INTO the Confederate lines '''U 5
4 bad Joke on TavIo- Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
u ysp psia.

Aud H. attendant train afsympi ms, Il acts ms
like a charm than medicine. There Is nothiu
iu the range 81 tha maisria Nesiea that for q rs
meat bear comparison with l iu ais disease.
fnii Eueauut 81 this a.,.. ,I nlsnt may /
found Ga thc illh edition fHe @ s pispeusstt
%, pages 1857 and 1855
A series u exraf ataats ih eueh Dr. BAIL he
heen Tor yeafs eaF. 2 has 8ust laeu brought (
successful tfssna q, and De g. nov enabled {
offer % tAH EH iahiuatinu of trilrou. wit
other HrprAFrs - lie Whole preserved Ia n
hesi gusIiT on distilled Hourbau whisky
whiea he e. aaaft.at l.as 40 equal ga the world
Us HiEai irfniah volume OF certificates. bu
The fuhiir hsfa leug slncn learned 60 ostimal
things as their true value. The safest plan Is -
oyery Que tot st for himself the virtues Of a. II
mrdieiue. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

GRAST FIEws.-The Wester, cbz;,
l, nan Adrgoeafe of last weat 80
hshes the following extract from 49, go
private letter Of General Grant. aT TEE
ma. mas oeen no time since the beginning Of
the war when | felt doubt about nh :.
mate N! success. | feel now as certain . III,
richmond wall fan before the end Of 10 to-
"a campaign as ! did that Donelson %
ficks5urg would. | never doubted 81
cess at either place believe The 60
my feel here as l do, that thew must
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
DIED.

DIED. 10 this, city st 2O'eiosk yesterday afera9 T.,
August 10th. 1884, Of pyscnfsFy. Lieut.. Col. WlL-
LHsm ~ AALEER, % the IlsGth Regiment Ia fithA
Volunteers; as,e1 Is years, va nths and 10 day /.
The faneral will take place from IN, y acest
Street Methodist Church, on Friday. the istb,
~ Q oelsck p. n.
The friends oftlss family respectfully renss-
ted 70 attend without further notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

c,,' ~ Dklt. from Bellyieu Hospital New yo-,
80 "AA now been hers tong enousA 10 nr,,., ~.
soua' capabilities. and Ia. dops 80 - -
- '''n OF large numbers opr c,,;,.,,. ,'''
country. tse surrounding
uS' advertisement and sc.,.
YER under the head Of Priv.t. -. - l@uying Ist-
ialiy read BY all. No Mercurv -. mould b care
mentt Consultation free ''s' IN bis treat
A,,--,------ jys-lydAw
vT A%srisHn Cancer caamp,o1 ~
nhDbAkS has located in The eitx ~ o-,
Illinois No, loo Main Sisoet. thir5 quincy
quincy House. OfHce over J. r. NJ. A0oVs
store. 4Ny''as beck
ne claims to be the King OF Cancer, -,
SINUS OF Fever Sores, such as White s,r.l,,a-- All
bone Diseases, Scrofala, Piles, Sore Eve. :, @.u
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Copspu,,s''
1ehaie weakness, and salt Rheum r.,''
rheumatism, &C, SC. ''Sf'
me Doctor became master ef the shove ai,e.s..
Nniie travelling through Easape aud America. .nI
Hs no" stands at the head g kis profession h,,h
~ Aurofe and America. The Ber,or viii az /
IN showing his visitors certificates f H.
,N'''ss where they have heen giyep mn a.
,S " the best physicians In 70. co,,..
-, also guarantees = eare In all -,
'-'y patient lives up to the directions
I1''sn' VIII please correspond ,.a.l.,,. -,
: '.ue s'a'eAent Of the eass. Ma So"
Tue poor dealt with libsral,
S~Aosis extracted IN from fans, ;,
aours' without Instruments or mai. S-'0ur
blood pam or dSop OF |
nAyl2 ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
= = - d Tarlnr

- 4 prominent Copperhead. in CON
yersation with a Union mar a. = ~. IN
DAY "a. was asked if Col. Mclean CO..
p pligat Cen Mcclellan and Daniel 5
D'cA!nson we're not good Democrats He
. ne@ IN rage and pronounced them ali
1AieVes and abolitiouists. What sill
Tue squad Of AcClellanites say to tb;s3
- IeTTe Haute Dez5ocraf '"'s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
Cedron Bitters

ons tftsl and goa win meyer nee any others.
Il Is uot necessary 30 publish long liat OF die
raaea iur which the Otdron nitterH are a specif,'
u ail d.a.ases 81 the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all aaeeflousof the BRAIN DEPEND.
ING IrON DEz1A&GEFTENT OF
THE ST0M ACIt OR HONELst
III GOVT, IkIfEuMATISRI AND NEu.
ItAhCIAt
ana Ia FEVER And AGUEs
~ IL testified 90 rapercsda al other remedies,
MT only cures th-ss dlseasas, brt i rAEvESTt
fbrm.
wiuo glass SOFA ~ The hllters taken Al boar
before nach ueai VIII phYiAie the 81 effects OF the
mnst uuhuslthY cllniata, and screen the person
taking q against dlseas aHdar the most trying
e1ulsufra.
relH by DruKrisiH aud Oroesrs generally.
Ha-nr gutlk. Uqli's- rri'-i's-' "-''''' fitih
fs6s fkfE2 vIERLING,
Sole Agent, EvAnssllia. Iss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
FOR SALE
FOR SALE


'HE sIEAaROAT VIRGINIA. Sow =
ing a Evansville, Indiana, yin BE- "a =
y. s-la ~ cash She was purchased ty fer mrs
~ 1T t9r The cotton trade, and a ffsv have
t - thAt Trade fer the prsze at, Id ness of
her. - ~ -"s
he boat = nearly DeE, in gsssd repair, and, Of
very light drzaghr. ANY one uf.kfgs* II -,--,
~ Ptease G.. groE % address JoseIsh-tt WseS
M ooI -, Cfneiq aAtl, 81 u. B. W nsss5
sEEIa-d6w q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
Wriggle for Independence.

The editor oe the Princeton Democrat,
not entirely lost to all patriotic impulses
aud not willing, as We infer, TO bilndly
( swallow the Indianapolis and Princeton
platforms, which ignore the war entirely
but howl for peace on any terms, thu.
! daGaas LA Ea-ltaaEas-----fsyssssIT TIf z resi-
q7TIEL We nov answer ib4t NC intend
DONG what We think 20 be Tig4k reeard
less Of consequences We were n D,y.
glas Demoefa; in 1860. and stand to.dav
where We did then. We cannot lHdorse
the acts Of Abraham Lincoln siues h.
took his seat IN the Presidential chair
neither DO ne sanction the damnable
doctrine of Secession, advocated bv La
DAVIS and his cohorts We are for The
whole Union. and we are in favor Of
not letting single State depart from
this Union. or star being torn from, az
American flag until the g last man al
the last dollar p have been sacrificed -
defence Of the same.
Our choice for presiden, Is Gen Gao
u Mcclellan. If We cannot win w;,t
him as our standard bearer. We al r.tb
~hom can We ~inf We firmly believe /
! :, plan has been eoncocted to ,lefcs, /
Mcclellan for the nomination a. ~
Democratic candidate for Presiden, a,
me , atIonal Convention which n,ao,s :,
Chicago. We will no. (like some otber
I, o., swear to support the nominee Of
ne Chicago Convention. until We know
.Tho the candidate is and read the Mai.
orm upon which he accepts the nomina.
ION: We believe this to be true Demo
ratio doctrine. 1''''
We wish Il distinctly understood that
re are opposed to the election of eitbsr
lincoln or Fremont to the Presiden,;si
hair; neither will we support q BrscL' !
lridge Democrat for the same pos;- /,
on. Every star on that flag we will
lerish, every State to that flag shall
rove true, and the dastardly trai,ors y
North and South shall perish tbat :
onld pail down the Red, White and )
iue. ei anu !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME REsIDHECE At BOoNvILLE,
"A the County Scat Of Warriek county. ~ miles
from Evansviiie--twO story hose, new-lO rooms,
good cellar all necessary sheds % acres u lana
Between two streets. pasture barn, orchard, iafg'
door.yard, kc.--ono OF the most desirable In tho
county, and being the late Iesidenes OF ara
Jobpsop. Enauito at A. JoHSSON's Real Es-
tate Office, Fifth Street, Evansville l'uslil
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE on LEEt
y Street, containing six roofas and kitchen sta
bic mud wood ..heh-twn elalerns. Lot w hA y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
FOR SALE

4 f sLaz FAEa or llG5< ACHEs SIX NILS
- ~ ~ Ls-nsTiiie-ninsfy acres In e.ifiv,
az tAs salAtee veil tim cred lad IA go
49, j. .-ad = meadow, and 20 acres are ei,i
- a. - -. Sp0n the premises Is a. orr-4-r
q me fruit and three springs On fvi- = J
49, ~ saaiiE, 9Th well ana elster5 N go
So go a SO 1pon the premises a goal IT,,
10y HAHs aSeiilng, with cellar - =
houses. Apply 20 aFy chs
.,o1,a, W II AVN. wALEEq
lhiTd -, op. Court Hons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
TUX SALE OR RENT

A s S%oD r skIcK DWELLING, CONTAINING
SSrner OF Walhat and First strret po osn-sast
given within a month. s'''c' Fosse>sion
fo 3t5 59rther partienlars enquire Of
JOHN GPrrK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
Com dg Dept Soatherli Ks
s. p. CUsslHGH4H, Capt and A y t.
HRAnos DEP'g SouTnEas ksgrOcKT
Aog. s. 1904.

General OrdeF No. ,
In pursuauce Of General Orders from
the War Department, Richwond, Nlr
eiuia, hereby order al citizens in this
Department, between the agea Of seven,
teen (I7) and forty-ffve (45) who are
not exempt from military duty, to report
10 their county towns or the nearest
camp thereto, Tor duty as soldiers in the
Confederate States Army
This Department embraces all that
section Of the C0nfederacy contained
within ihe following boundary, % wit:
Commencing ~ tie mouth Of Salt River
mud extending through Ellzabeth,owu,
G.asgoa and rompkinsvilie, Kentucky,
10 Carthage, Tennessee; themes follow
Ing the Cumberland river to Nashville
thence with tho line Of the Northwest
ern Railroad to the Tennessee river
thence west 70 Hickman, Kentucky
thence ~ the Mississippi river 10 the
slonth Of the Ohio; thence to the place
OF beginning.
An persons failing &c report rs above
ordered, will be eonscripted Immediately
after d. - llst. sv-.sF-ssss-----