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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
cs~peaAa r.s.er., Of wna cA.rrx

ess hecoma houaeheas sE1ra thrcuwaams A.
= so ans sesfhs and has Wsxna Lasmnws~ IL les
tAae yesf sfEsT tAsay tstrx Asessau asaA1ns8 :
sMHasAkaea - w88@@ apFsad g. tne cauffuazs 81
ApEtn Aaae<sss- Bns the sTpwuSnw a rfsvrx ~ a.ss
LIE rsmstus r. = AtfAinaA In his isasss ssso.s.v
eF sMfh@F eoMbfnAtlea. fcr NJ snee ar - r.
nass been th4 aiaeosefer sfCFDBnw. mAfea 1. 4.
ss=ss ~ tss bstsaFs sew aSsrsa 10 the ruhIlss
80 aeneE heaanEa = the nataxe lnhaasksnts 81
SestfAi Asasraeas = whoFa lis vgrsnaa hsss -
kns~n nr asoFe taAn tws hsnarpsf years. : A. a
Nffh ~ kals lndlaa bids asaanee T. tha s.,s.5 a,
" 1AAasFam Asd hsnalss wifhcns auar tke rassss -
engu@ s~Fpast4 II h hsiaeF vita tler,s i. -,
Shasa thsss 70 hFsAxh ieft In tbs hoMy th~ gsaren
has Ha kE - 4a'e~~7 ~
z PIE u Bail ts nat psvyarsa 10 inasr-a III
aeAE@as Frstsastpn. ha j. nSvsrthHaens easla.
sesa ffSn tnaxsnwA exAmium1ssa af tssM esfasvsr,
IsaAsass sa at@ @y1rxnsss thsR = rsEaagw aua nrw
VssAAkfve sar s{ eisessns axxsSnR frara srnaa11ra
esahef e tnN esAng4s q weather ana etfssmfA a. Il
ths missHaAsss tnausnces is ssxmds wfefosst : i.
80 80 lnssy aeaevvsa shs Fspuaasisn il has ss
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Oysp ep sia,

ad - attendant train af sysapsuns. Il acts wor-
= a. - = - go - AAs1aefne- Tasrs ts apthing
- -. =. - = 1A1sflA Messsa, that for Eo-
Msas n@ar eomFaFtaoa wftA IL in skfs asx~ass
ISL ssesans Of ahaa wsnsaxsaf rlans - h
~, paems t5sT an6 HSss = - $50
sFss@ 81 sxp~rfEes u IN whgHA nv auYl h.s
- ssx ysass shEagsd. Aas Jast he@n by0uxAs =
sssSsssfsl fsrminakisu. ard he Is no~ snalsS~s -
60 - rzs.s- eesAaan ssios of CsEses. wifh
s.s -. - -aoss sae z aaAs Preserved In tbs
ASss hs = eozeaeaf hss na ssssaf Is fh@ sworIS
- s nAsa . voi7Eae sf -csFtiecases. has
sasss At iaetF fgEse xAtna Tha skask t.san Is -
ssssy ems g tsss Scr himssif the Eirtuss 81 ! So
nasss4eine- Give y -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

u FAhk LDTATT
- ssoIvlaed Is Of W X sf ar, sarssor {
- = ISaSs ~ vest. un1sE wkieh ssart ana
sA.a = 81 q tAs szFfAss lies gsod ssla 81
eosa tsa issf thark and raMyi of aoress. ''s =
Asses 80 acres in tbs sogth-ss~t -. =. -
- ssst and tfmasr good. ThIs traes i assg
tieA 80. = miSsr~l psodasts- 9ifls perfect,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

na-Les thcse who have doubted the vfrturs
Buns CKDRox BTrrxRs. ii any such thsre b
read the following certineAfs from szsntianen vel
knewn IN this community, and dezht ne aere.
It's general tntredaetion into the array WIN sArs
The lives eftAansands ofeur sossisrs:
Lovssvrsax, Ky.. Juas a. isss.
We, thu 1ndersfgned, hsss aaen the eoea esgee.s
produced by the use Of nr. 5aaa BuIL,s Cxszox
BIrrxss in e@ss % general ailssy and psestratisn
Of the system, and believe Its general aaa weuld
prevent disease and relieve much suHsring.-.
Among our soldiers particularly would this Be- sAs
case, especially these who are exposed q miAs-
matte tnauenos in the soakhern climate
AAl. PHILIP SPEED,
c, Celleetor Int. Rex. 81 nis. Ky.
SAAS. =. COTTON.
Colieesar ef the Port af r,,us.v,r. r. 4
COL. II. DKNT As' !.
REV FsSysst Marshal Gsn1 Of Keatusky.
NHN. z. ?. HENDERSON,
nles Pres't Of SAniszrv eeznmi.ntra
HAkEkI, HUGHES Cd,
80, Peelisher Demoer@e
Prep. LouisviIls 4uxes~us
HUGHES & PARKHILI.
!, wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. NJ ain s,-..,
I Louisville. KY = --A S'seess
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
HART 4 MAP0THER. AS~ @''iie-
LitAOgrsRhers, cor. Marhse aaa TAirs s.s.
JULIUS wINTRR,
Clothing Merchant. cor. ID and Marh-s s,.
Louisville, Ky
CAPT. g. y. HILDRETH
Q OF Steamer Major Anderscn
MAI. i. 7. THUSToE,
&ynaster q. s. Array.
c. II. METCALF,
@pnAl Eefsi. Lcnispilias EF
COL I<4SE BAYLESs
4tRk ky. Cavalry
GEOBGE d. PRENTICE
Z ~ Louisviils Journal
See advertisement In anosbsr eolunn.
tses T soid - RzTnn yIKRLISG,
Sets AssnN MsansuSis, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Organio Woaknasa

tsss q nefHfai visuf, aeFsana AMI aauasai d.
ostssSt ste sstu efaFtlanss fat.f saFsa pains fn
Ana dtzstHHsas HiEhf slFeams. sssi5sleas. l.ases
tfhssi ete etc. sud the endless ether snssglsss.
AhAsh AsAtet sufh patient viii te rar~a +.
"a safahs e afesfuf asfe ID Ail tbs Ntu Ysfk nits
noaLlLala. ana Lna.. b HI la.- ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

DA. BEzE. fron BeIirisa Hospital, New York
CITY has nsw bseH here loag ssoEzh 70 proys his
proas@ioHai capabilities, and has done &c to the
satisfaction Of aiArgs number Of Ger citfzsns and
Those from other towns and ft~ sarysas6IAg
country.
hia last advertisement azd sosoapAnyfnx let
tsF, under the bead Of Private, ahould be care
fully rad BY Al. Ne Msrsury nase IN bis srsat-
msnfi Consultation free jys-Iyd2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

This oslsbFassd TeiIst soap, h each usi.
ssFssi demand, is snsAs fsem the cheaesss wa.
tsrials, Is mild and sms1Iisna In lis uasurs.
ragransiy scented, and extremely benz
neial ia lie aesian upon the skin. Fer sale b.
Druggists aud Fancy Goods DeAlsra.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
House Furnishing
Ann
Retail Department.

"a h oaf House Furnishing Department
.aIpets' uil Cloths, Mattings,
Hugs, Mats, window Shades
wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices. Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &c, making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
MERCURY.

- IN fess1@hss hsutfailsss which at enos
- - - s'-.Asf aA+ very sean FeuaoHes The last
s.g3ns tea. zee tstSins leaFtnE the patieEt aa
ss5 aN 49, tsAstth5s aaA TIE Hkta aa fr~sh and
= NEtssA tAe aasens@ Was cNntrastea--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

A. tee mscsezi nsa And the Press rseoru ra.ux
Dr. st-ickhna's Antt-Chois-s Mtxtur. - t1s -
se<A~1a remedy sor Diarrhae& &nS Dyssarsry II
cenaansstoc ef Axtrtne=sts, AhscrbszEs,
70 sfret esre after ali ether nsans hsrs EsEiea
. For sale ~ sxggx4zsz- aezmsrAI nsuos 4 EAxa
Bozrth street. Cincinnati. OkEoA
s zh1e-ss6&Iyw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
GENTLEMEN

Whe through thsuFhtlsss tmprafsnse. a. tn.a.
esatly, ssass Aese, have isssanss folassnsd A.,
-. 49, Hsasil9 ffusi tANEHiALs can now hha
sAs's4'Ass tsiie' sha tefinasssat suTa aas no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
TOIHXs
Dr. n. Anders T. sla.'s
IODINE wATEp


Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, KId.
aegss Digestive Organs. aad Gtanauiar system
tho success which has attended the use " this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsement
5 msaieai authority, enable us To rseazasasna Il
The practitioner and the public feeling con.
Ntent that with Fair trial Il will attest sas own
.Healienre to the cnrs of ehqoaic diseases which
AFsieatc iodine, such azfefala. Bronchitis Skis
4ssIena, Heart, Liver, and kidnex diseases
ssfoua AHsetiona, Neuralgia. Rhenusaffefa pve.
sptias Debility. eyphflis, &c.
fhyat1sAna may rely apan the unlfsrrn strength
et Iodihe Water as esntAtniug thr~a quarter
grains ruRs Iodine In each nnid-eunca prmx va.
tor, No solreaf beiss Hssd II IL not Iahie 10 DE-.
composition ner spontaneously formed laeauaii.
tlea neither Il the fodiua aSyaixed noe nsutral-
Hea ~ combination With Aaa anRrsdiant which
render thts solasson sursrIsf - any ether msthoa
of sxhihiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany aash bossle. fhas n
may o nsad rs . family mnaseius as well a. hv
the profession.
Prizes one dollar per hottla. On roo.ips Of A..
dollars, six bottles delivered ERRs Ay express 70
any address.
Beware ef csahtersiss aud InIsassaas. - AIsa
anFttneipled destsrs e1AeaxuF 70 dispose pg Or es
reputstion. seea our slwn@tuxs aud tsaas- -
tine Greek word heattnx thla aavsrslasnssntY
efon t'se labels And wrappeEa 81 each botffs with
cut which none 10 genuine
CiFenlarz gratis.
DIR. II. ANnERs A CO
Physicians and ChesniHta
yis dswemsp -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
INDIAN MEDICINES.

ChorO1<oe cure
a ssfas{sss ss~s ~ Assrpsa.sgyksa -
HsaAss<ss. kesssyaaf Fsslssssss asf III -. =.
- - ssl ga1gsfssa sus a. fsss N ssssss.. gss
81 Lssss4sss. Fasaf ihs HaeE fslssss.. ~ f,s.s
fFsaaafMss Old a4ss HsaE Neva.. fsssf...5s.
BrssGsiaas Trsassisag Eafsfafsess r-..s5ss.s ~ ~
~ y : - e fFeaHsfFs esasatfaYftea. and
a, - y sasHs feaAssa ~ asgarltag gress
50 Tits medicine Il q simple vsestatts axs..-s
ana eha oa Nhish 81 eaa fefV - n -. 4 -. -
p euf Fraetses 81 MARY years hns v,ift fhe'-s
xitas tFssfsi, Il has aat = laa - 4 gs..-
- eafAttFe paMnFe have hsNH aHfY.lssse =.
NIgtgfg over tfa H.aAf Atnbfora ss.as. -
50 T. tboss Who hsss TRIED ssltt, t1..s,sa.s.tt
tasseAs antll fheY tAiak themselves tseFans fks
ssssi' q feslleal ala, wssia cav fjsspasw aoff
tAs AHs#g&Ea CbHn Siu fsstsgs seu n bssifb
$50 wNsfs aHd sffar ~ aaasf ases,. 49,. s.ffs65
50 For iult fartiEtiaFs gen : fslrssflaF fssgs az
1faA& atare ta tte coumgFy or ssrffs fhs g8rsrTfs
tarHs Nhe VII mall free - nssssfrtns sis sa1as
fals tsssaaiss IN pamphfrf form
S@1Fftaess - Eer bottle - ttsssafss4s4 Ter IS
SO itssf ed ~ exprsss % ais parts - fbs wsfia
- sos ~ At rsspeAtabls druggists avsFy.
DIR. w. r. Merwin & Co.
SoEE Ph0sa1eToaa4
We - IffeFtw AfFsef, Nsw HsFks
ss-soid In EvaasHilis - VS. BiefbaHsr aad
by all Druggists sssFywhese fFebTsdANIY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

SATISFACTORY CURES
W AR6 AlNTE,D
OR NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREEt

=, ~itt isfuish rstsFenrn ffem fha Nsw YorR
aapltais shd ths f'itY gaflatee 49, s.ssF tssst-
-, ~" sfksf. Ne y Nest 81 street Dr. J n chit
toH' ehsmists % Priaaa stssaf eew vsrt 80
~ hissfi and Military feiassbos bafn.
Letters with FetaFH stamp. prom f.ilv spaw.y.s
Meltsinss saut ~ snpfsss. with alssstis,.s i.
~.sslaFs Shfre the nluef Aegcm baa lfs tfa faifsf
:. tsiilee ever the Anrtiau Hhdn. hatussrl Ia
fest 1aioe aud Tnfsrnsa osal Hassl fsaes,nss,stst
ANsuns, ass hlask fn sas4r ~ tie pas.ss.s.s J,ss
sa.se. lflH. lsast uaies bax So. 07l.
- gfflea haaHs ffeaa 8 - IL 4 ..,A f.a,. :
to ,. a. SO ~"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

AstonIshiag powsr seems to be poss.ss.d ax
pa. LunLvEs srEeIvIe, Judging From tbs esvas
number Of sarss sffsessG ty lta uss. aspgs Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
IN THE
Retail Department

We have fall stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Chambra and
Plaid 0inghams, Prints "a, Al
o-4s' lO4 Bleached And Brown Cot.
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu.
Iarsand saeques. Ladies' Sun I'm.
oreiias aud Parasols. Mosquito Net
ting and Rars, &C, 70 which we would
call The attention Of all wishing to pur.
ehases in our line Of business.
"ys1T JAouEsw q ERENcu.
Va 10 Stwss Street. EW.anwgIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

isroa7AST 70 LADfss.--ThsFs Is pabilshsd
letter. a. veil 80 SONS othsr import4As matter 20
all delicate fsmaiss, In Bells nav aaxsrslssaant.
undsf Ihs bead of s Private -
The istssr referred 70 is ~Iitt.a By the eminent
DE-. Wright, u tha st. Louss Thsoat and lans
Institute. Thsss interested viIl rs.a sAs aavss-
hssfnsst, and. We thlnk, call on Dr. Bell, wAese
consultations are free. and who treats aaa cures
withonf Unnecessary examinations or operations.
Cures wsFFAniea o. ss fszy az9 ed. iys-Isakw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
DELICATE DISEASES OF
@ L - TIL T. ME N.

=
| Apiks M saassans srgm wAises. Faniug q shs
- Ne5ae Inflammation, liberation er An.
lsfss aaent q that organ. suppression or sgfFss.
sAels sfeAfens e % any ~ he sisssssus rsenlls
ss,ase., and ~hieh soaas sssl vis spres
eraaialenss ef society t. a. .a.Tsx .r,.s,. - -
- hasefas wAtie q iasts can nov - rss.st -
" sss IsrAasasit aud ~ssasus Undergoing a.
! wvatd oeasisu xass agNiass hs,s.s,,,- "a. -.
sisss = eeass'in psisns shea ~ telas cared ii
~ - s'sftss diseases not oas sYmpfea.
lt woaia he veil Er soa q hse,,. tA.t "a a.
h-flestns symptans, evsa the raahsns seash
.esss. nervous pFessFstieH. ressless nlshs.. s1ss
- ~ sa' e heAfA hsAa @shs, hasR ana haass
aAAes which 10 consumption. are ~ tarsssefg,'.
arr the common sYaptauas 81 ! Aisasaes -. =.
hsnoe The es@a sith which 20 saauyz zt.xfi-rss 80
physicians alike ass sseslss aaa = raAay salus
u e sith very great pleasure thai c.ysF ~.
,salssaaE sestsF writes hy EAs smiueAs Doofor
"a. cAlao, April sth. iss4.
tzSrLKNss 5--slaos nv arrival hers. ana ~.
tAsaiaFia siHee it vas kaeua | had haresofoss r..
sasea IN New YORK. CITY, ffeqasht tuaalrsas hnv.
s@es n,sae ef me whether was 4eqaalasea with
M. ~ = Ssaa sliy, whilst tsns their. Aaa
Ia erder that their shall b. "a miaanasrss.ua-
ing, Aua tef she paEeose q plAsinE ny self rlght
II tsesfe q that geaiiemaa - uell a. yaarsaives
aad utisrs. aaeu h fssfssr =. .self - =,
.NAs tets stAtenafnt IN writing. he ieft ia vanr
hsndst - given q ~. Nsli, - yau may tKlnE
49, he = as Nath = ss y rlAases, ! kneW Dr.
hsi suaae stx er eight Years mlnae, IA News Yark
tttf y hnfe fer = tsw faenihs w wefe snraxua ~
tae eslha iastffnts4 lie YES s eias,sf scholar
assnaing shisa ~ htksla Wtthln ane-A ssanths
q hts first entry. aaa lranaaneaa - All ths pss.
'ssseEst - Npli - = uaBofafy of tha Thirten,z4h
s1Fset ~ hoal enc - ita hfshiest nghss and hap-
at4hle aesalefs. u. nells iFesimeat IN thls
speciality IAlfieaaFly "a tha Treatment ~ gssin
" esa Z sskHawtsasfsf equal a. any o. ire s.,-
eFtaea school q phssis4ans aaa exaaliesi ~ nee.
Ia the Essaa Institute
nr. Dell is, tn my anluSen. e.atiesasa ..ft
ssFtay p tsn extended patronage which, 1 am
AHrFY e. anas i aAily hsihx eatsnsisf 10 him
hestsetiniiy saarss 1T WRIGHT NJ n
ffgnF Ht Louis Threat ana Lung fnmtitafs
No. sA North sixth street. 81 I.aulx, NO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

nhen M . attsn.-No disease 10 50 certain
cars hy brxndreth's rlila a. tAla They ssasl take
ost efthe blood The pArtlsaAr sirus apoa. Which
all the pain derends, ana he sAglsat IL cared.
mr.. 7. NJ. Adams. sos Tmelnh street, New
York sniie'red With rhsumatism for along perods
He SAs attended BY able Physicians. baa thels
pFsseriptiosswers Of no avail ; he was rnahls q
move without assistance, and fer four months -.
almost entirely confined 10 his BED. ,AtsA,s p~s
rioa Of bis sickness, whss husu had asa. aaa hs
expected to be = erlrpie re tAs rsuAinasr of Nj.
ifs, he was recommended 70 ase seBRARDRKrH,s
PILLS.
The first hex evidently made him better the
improvement was more decided from the secoua
eezs and By The time he bad used sighsesn hexes.
he was entirely cured q rheamatism, aaa the
strength and sappisnssa Of his iimss we're r..
stored. II Is now ovsr = year sAat this cure has
been affected, and he hAs had no return. Bat con.
tinaes the enjoyment Of perfect health. ln2s sua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

DISEASES oF TIRE NERVOUS, BEMfaAL.
uFiaAxy. and ssxnsi systsms--asw Aaa rslsAbss
sFssamsnt--ia Reports u The HOWARD Asso.
CITATION. Sent by aaAn 10 sealed letter sasel-
spss, frs Of shaFKs. Address DH J. gKTLLIN
HoUaHrONs Howard Association, Ne. . soush
alsth Street, PhlladelphIa, Pa.
apri'B4 dAwiys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

We have on hava the largest and best assortment
of tue atsuFs Keos. Our y ha1s ssoek Aa2 haen In
ported since the ist Ct February aae xs are smsIv
rsesastng all the acwslties Appearing n Esruur
We haxe PAID for tbese goods before ~ srw.t a.
FAae@ IN Eoaa, and ean sell zt sAs sa& rsasonahls
rates. s.---s.s 8 =
We solicit SHARE q your pAtrsnAxQ Yea VIII
euy fs1ua us ~ ycu exsaaine uzr stock
tshiaa saa creekary D~isrs x4ig..nua Il e shsir
i-as - = - nEen a. 81 fa8s Iy1z-andl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Tmportaas Dis.
cevery Of the fssh oentary.

Nc HANS NAME n MokE IN7TMArKLY
= s~e f@essd with the kastaTy ef tk- Mssorl@
a@@ssA ~ the Uaitaa Sta -. ~ ssars hsynfnNg
1853 - plaassx ~ nmmaseat dAscav.wy IN -
sss sss-s os 0re@u1fN BrlsI4s ef LenisTllls ~ Hs
sssnstssls FfsFafattgn sf SArsapMFilla 80 Ieas
sasashas drug. BE - " - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Sheet Iron, Copper. &C.,
TIN AND JAPAENRD WARE

gs~ Sales Roosa Main atre<s. owr,n.
safs Gaar1 EEoms1- EammsAFy aemw
saawth Pigeon Greek.
90 -uwders 30Eac1f@a. kh1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

"aSH hsBeLs'.'.'.'.s'....Sb36.UU UUU DO.
II. KELLOGG, Pres. w.B. CLARE. esctsv
In he seqaata1Ls aagaszasnl saH4 vvou.vf lIasA -
ponce . Losaes, de PHEIx stans pys-ssaSasntIs a
~ hsad q ~ prefsasfomD ssAits III ssssmssss pvae
sos szosllad By env similar soyporu11o. n n slx
AasuTaneies solicited, end policies issnsd and -.
ssNea Ia this leading Co poFafisH a. sig rates 4,
J. w. HExBER, HsasiSant AGENT.
OHies, Marble Hall building, Matp street
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-11
General Fremont.

This once favorite general of the administra-
iiiiSn and idol of the woollyheads is beginning to
show symptoms Of uneasness, if not rebellion,
under the cold neglect and cruel indifference
with which tue President and War Department
have SO long treated him. He has written
letter to Gen. Schenck, Chairman Of the Mil
itary committee ofthe House of Representatives,
of which the New York Herald says:
''It may he regarded, we suppose, as very
significant document, coming from an independ-
ent candidate for the Presidency. 1t is anything
but friendly in its tone towards the administra-
ton. Indeed, it is severe rebuke for harsh
treatment at their hands, which the general COM
plains Of as unjust and ofcnsive-first, in retir-
ing him from active service against his will for
the space of sixteen months; next, in reducing
him to serve unde General Pope, which he pro-
nounces "an unmerited insult" and finally, in
giving an important command, which was ex.
pressly arranged for him by the Secretary Of
War. and approved by the President during the
last session of Congress, to another officer. Gen.
Fremont is grievously offended at these sights,
and he takes the opportunity of tellingthe pub
lie so."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-11
Wards Great Fraud,

We have exposed a large fraudon the govern.
ment, by which it was swindled out of forty-five
thousand dollars. This sum, dedu citing sontingent
expenses, was pocketed by the ''loyal' E. B.
Ward, Of this city. Eighty thousand dollars
were placed in this mans hands to pay claim
which government had on the Detroit and Mil
waukee Railroad Company, for duties on the
iron it had imported for the construction of the
road. Instead of paying this money to the Gov
ernment, he induced the U. S. District Attorney
to advise the Washington authorities to com.
promise the claim for thrty-fve thousand dol
lars. On the recommendation of this attorney,
supported by statements which said attorney
must have known to be false, had he taken any
pains to acquaint himself with the facts of the
case, the government accepted the thirty-five
thousand dollars, and Ward retired with forty
five thousand. Such transactions merit the
scorn and contempt Of the honest men of all
parties. Why does not the government inyes-
tigate this fraud and punish tho perpetrator'
Have not the people burdens enough to bear
without being taxed to enrich swinders7 What
protection have we if government allows such
rascalites to 60 unpunished !-Dstroa Free Press
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are wantonly sacrificed in desperate struggle
to reduce American working men to the level
of the African negro. That thousands and tens
of thousands of once happy firesidas have been
made desolate and helplesi widows and orphans
everywhere mourn in poverty the unwise and
reckless policy which those in power have pur-
chased
Resolped, That the lives, the health and COM
fort of those who earn their living by honest
labor are of more value than the schemes Of
fanatcal abolitionists: and that we will not
sacrifice ourselves and our families to crafty
the malice, ambition and avarice of unprinci-
pied party leaders
Resolved, That our constitution was not in
tended to screen any one in office from the just
punishment of his crimes; and there can be no
greater crime against the people than the at
tempt to deprive them Of the rishtto elect those
who are to govern and legislate for them.
We intend that onr next President sqall be
elected by ballots, and not by bayonets, nor by
paper money.
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The Germans and the Presidency.

The German Radicals of Detroit, Michigan,
have passed the following resolutions:
WnERAs, The administration of Abraham
Lincoln has neither shown sufficient capacity
nor honest desire 70 guide the destiny of this
republic in accordance with a dignified and
proper foreign or home policy, on such princi-
Piles as are laid down in the Cleveland PLATFORM
Therefore, be it.
Resolved, While we will support the present
Administration in its efforts to overthrow tho
the rebellion, with all the .ucans at our com.
mand, ~vat tho same time protest against the re-
nomination of Abraham Lincoln us cand-
date for the Presidency. Though our first choice
is Fremont or Butler, we are, nevertheless,
inclined to unite upon another candidate, Chase,
Morton, and if it should appear necessary at
the next Convention.
If nevertheless, A. Lincoln should receive
again the nomination Of the Republican party,
we are resolved not to vote for him.
The Executive State Committee of the New
Jersey German Organization has also passed a
series Of resolutions, protesting against the re-
nomination of Lincoln in bitter terms
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The War.

There can no longer be any doubt that Gen.
SHERMAN, being outwitted. by the enemy, is en-
deavoring to get back to the Federal lines
There are this morning two reports from him,
both of which indicate that he is retreating to
Vicksburg One is from Memphis, and states
that SHERMAN, after waiting three days at NIer-
idian,' and failing to be Joined by SMITH (wbo
had retreated) and LOGAN iwho never started)
had turned northward towards Aberdeen and
Columbus.
The other report is that Gen. MCPHERSON,
who led SHERMAN's advance, has arrived at
jackson, and the remainder of the force is close
ly following Jackson is but short distance
east of Vicksburg, and directly on SHERMAM's
route westward. 1t will take few days yet
to clear up the mystery connected with SHER-
MANS movements, but there is no reasonable
doubt that he is making the best of his way
back to Vicksburg.
Gen. FITZPATRICK with portion of his caval-
ry force, has arrived in Gen. BUFFERS lines at
New Kent Court House. KILpArR1cK's raid
although it did much damage to private proper
ty, does not appear to have inflicted any great
injury upon the various railroad
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MAR EeIED-~

KLNSEY-HfrE- In Schellsbupg, on the
27th ut., by John Smith, Esq, Mr.. Peter Kin.
sey, of CO. X, 55th Rcg't., p. ", to Miss In.
vinia Ilile, of Bedford county. a
CROYLE-SMITH.--In the same place, bv
the same, on the 5th inst, Mr.. William Crovlc,
Of Go. II, 55th Reg't., P. ", TO Miss Alics
Smith, of st. Clair township
SLEEK-BURKET.-On the goth uit.. bv
}. W. Linsenfeiter, Esq, Mr. Hezeki ah b. Sleek
Of 20: II, Doth Reg't., z. ", to NJ iss Lncinds
Ann Burket, of Harrison township. !,
McCLELLAN-SLIGAR.-On thu oar
OF December last, by the same, Mr.. John n
y y Mcclellan, to Mrs. Elizabeth Sligar, both Of
Cumberland Va Hey township.