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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28
Notice.

DIETER Williams, Francis Williams, George How
i ser and Jonathan Howscr, non-residents OF the
state OF Ohio, will take notice that Philip Howser,
Frederick Howser Henry Nef and Rebecca Neff his
wife, Peter Apt and Leah Apth wife, Rufus T. Rowe
and Barbara H. Rowe his wife, Levi Howser, Harvey
II. Darby and Cordelia Darby his wife, Samuel Sny-
der and Mary Snyder his wife, and Christian Berg
man and Louisa Bergman his wife, did on the 27th
day OF April A. d. 1884 file their petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county of Fair
held and State OF Ohio, against George Howser Jona
than Howser, Cordella Williams, John Quincy Will
lams Peter Williams, Margaret Williams. Francis
Williams, Della Howser, Eleanor Howser, Theodore
9. Howser and Nancy NJ Howser, demanding parti-
ton OF the following lands and tenements situate in
the county OF Fairfield and State OF Ohio, to-wit-
The Northwest quarter Of Section "a. Township l6,
Range 20 and also part othe South West quarter Of
same Section commencing at the North-westco,ner Of
said South West quarter thence East with the North
boundary line of said quarter 40.0l chains to the
North East corner Of said quarter thence South $50
chains thcnce West parallel with the North b0unda-
line ofsad quarter Section 40 0l chains to the West
boundary line Of said quarter; thence North 2.50
CHAINS to the place OF beginning estimated to contain
ten acres and the two tracts together being estimated
at I72 06-l00 be the more or less and the
said Peter Williams Francis Williams, George How
ser and Jonathan Howser are hereby notified that
they are required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the second day
Of June A. D. 1864.
HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY
April %, l5ef-6wpfST. Attys for Pl1int'ffs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28

~. Our new Marshal elect, assumed
operations today. Our citizens may
rest assured that srtetjustice win here
after be meted out to erH- -doerS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28

Tho und6fsgned has been duly appointed Execu-
tor Of the last Will and Testament OF John Pteser
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio dece8s6d fQF
ALI persous indebted TO the estate Of said deceased
are feqheated TO- make fhniSdiAtb payments and
those having claims against the same will present
them 10 the undefsgned for Allowance. q
GEORGE II. ,WILLIAMsON.
Ex Of theastwl and Testament Of John Presler dec
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28

DEM Councilman elected in the 4th Ward by maj Of
These are encouraging figures-Last
Fall the city went against.us by ANA
.jority Of 49, this Spring, taking the
highest vote, it goes Union by ma
jority Of l19, or taking tho vote for
City Marshal, by a majority Of 3d.
Estimating the gain by the vote for
Board of Education, the Union gain in
the city is 1877. The Soldiers vote
gives us the Councilman in the Third
Ward, thus making the vote in the
City Council o tic.
1t is to be regretted that the vote Of
the First Regiment was not cast for the
proper persons. The agent sent to
furnish tho Soldiers with tickets and To
return the vote failed to reach the re-,
giment, the train, we understand, hav-
ing been turned back on account Of
guerrillas, The gallant boys, however,
did the best they could under the cir.
cumstances, casting their votes for Un-,
ion men and returning them by mail.
This vote, properly cast, would have
eteryWard for the Union ticket
md given us q majority In the City
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28

DR., WAdESHALs has removed his.
,aresidencc to the former residence Of
Dr g. KaMiller, corner ofBroad and
SWhceling streets. .,t ,s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28
Ho FoR IDAnol-A good opportt.

Ho FoR IDAHo!--A good oppofth-
tunity is now offered those Of our young
men who are desirous Of going to this
land Of golden promise. Tho 18th
o. v. G., is now being organized for
Sthe protection of the overland emigra-
tlon on that route, /" Local bouaties {"
afehigh inmost places, and itbehooves
every young man who is desirous of
propitiatihg the smiles of the fckle
dame Fortnneyin tho new found Eldo.
fedP{ y embrace the present opportu-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28
UNION COUNTY
AND
District Conventions.

The Central Committee ofthis coun-
ty, in concurrence with the Union
Central Committees Of theseveral coun-
ties of the 18th Congressional District,
DO hereby call upon all voters of Fair
ieid county, who desire the uncondi-
tional maintenance Of the Union, the
supremacy of the Constitution, and
the complete suppression of the rebel
lion, by vigorous war, and by all apt
and efficient means, to assemble in
MASS MEETING,
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER,
AT THE COURT HOUSE,
-- at 2 O'Clock p M
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28
Doubt no wOpE.
FOR SALE nv

kaufman Co, n. sifford, Lancaster; 81 kaib,
Rushyllle; Abbott Son, CeArporti p H1hs, ,Pisss.
antyille; g. F. Hamlin, 0akiahd; Harman& EIrt.A.
hckenngtoni Becry 4 MoCantsh, Bremen; shnAsT-
man kfanH Amanda; l.. L. Brattin. New .haIon;
Joseph RAIDER, Mllersport; II, B, Harner, BAIL, sDi
UnitediS iStates and Canada.
Dec "a, ls6s-39
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28
REsULTO OETHE ELEcTI0H F0R CITY
OVFICEHA.

The vote for City o oGicsrswas opened
on Monday last. We have obtained
at the Clerks Office the following
statement:
CRY ACCOMPLISHMENTS VoTR. Z
1st Ward-oliyer s. Stoneburner. ..149
Patrick Powers. .........lO6
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-28
Millinery Estab-
lishment.

THE undersigned would INFORM the citizens Of
Lancaster and vicinity, that they now prepared
tc do all kinds of millinery work, and will make
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

VERY HoPEFuI.-T Louisville Jour
nal says, in reference to operations on
the Potomac, that
"Our previous confidence is beginning
TO give place to enthusiasm as we see
the rebellion tottering and the proud
banners OF the Union advancing 10 tri.
.umph after triumph
We don't know whether the above
hopeful aud enthusiastic idea originated
with Shipman, Prentice, OF Wallace, but,
after reading it, we re "struck" with the
great advantage Of an enthusiastic"
temperament, however much We might
marvel 81 the elasticity of the human
mind and conscience FiHcenaes San.
There, now, Messrs. Prentice, Ship
man and Wallace, you have got what
you deserve. Don't pretend TO belong
to the great conservative party without
you go the whole 6grue Eulogize the
rebel leaders and rebel Generals. Mag
nifty the rebel achievements, and dispar.
age and totally diseredit Federal success
ses. Indulge no hope that the Govern
nent win be maintained, and abuse all
who do entertain such hopes as Abo-
litionists and miscegeRators. Thus may
You expect the counsenance and en-
enlargement Of that very able and patri.
cite sheet called the vinceanes Sun, and
its distinguished proprietor, honest and
rerdcioas George Z. Greene.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

s1~ About ten days ago some ten or
twelve young men from this neirhbor-
hood attempted the rash act of making
their way to the Confederate army and
among them James T. Mitchell, a lad Of
some sixteen or seventeen years of ace
On their way thither they encountered
the Home Guards OF Ohio county. ahout
seventeen miles from Livermore. when
skirmish ensued, resulting in the kin
ing of this youth and the capture of
Capt Vickers, of Forests cavalry. and
several other soldiers. who had hearing
before Capt Grissom, on Sabbath even
ing, and were remanded to Jail Ia this
place, The remains Of young Mitchell
were brought here and appropriately
buried. The blood of this youth rests
opon those Instrumental in the course he
tor. N--y' -.
Hundreds of Kentucky's best youns
men have been betrayed into treason
and rebellion by the sophistrie. and mis-.
representations of fathers, mothers. broth
ers and friends, who win never cease "a
greeting the lessons they taught
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

HxSEY WARD BEECHgR FOB LIxcor.N's
RE-EGEcTEos-Ths following is an ex-
tract from letter written BY the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, TO s. gentleman
in Washington.
an the present emergency in view OF
Mr.. Lincoln's past administration. the
wisdom he has shown, the moral purity
of the man, and the great and just con-
fdence which the people put in him, the
danger If he were set aside that il
would be regarded as a popular rebuke
of his policy and the confidence that / feel
that though long in learning he has
learned to govern, am full and strong
in mr. conviction that he should be our
next President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

A GALLANT SERGEAST - Sergeant
Robert Ferguson, of the 14th Indiana,
says the New Albany Ledger, is q eiti-
zen of New Albany. In the late fight
in the Wilderness near Chancellors-
vile, rebel gun was so placed as to
greatly annoy our troops Il was sup
ported By infantry posted in strong po-
sition. Sergeant Ferguson asked per-
mission to capture ii, which was given
him; and taking a squad Of the 18th, be
charged through perfect shower of
balls upon the gun and took it. bringing
il oH the field in triumph. Sergeant
Ferguson fought well, aud was highly
eomplimented By his superior officers for
his gallant conduct We hope he nav
be preserved through the terrible ordeal
which the Army Of the Potomac is now
passing, and soon return in safety to his
home and friends
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Bay- Among the officers killed in the
recent battles was q son Of Judge Wood
ward, Of Pennsylvania, the candidate Of
the Democratic party for GovernoF OF
the last election. Judge Woodward has
repeatedly been called Copperhsad and
traitor BY some papers, bat il seems be
isvilling to give mp his son to help save
the Union Would bis maligners do az
much7- Giro Democrat
There is logic for you. Democratic
aud simon pure. Judge Woodward had
= son killed in battle, therefore Judge
Woodward Is a patriot, &c. 9
We know Democrats who have soma in
the army, whom they have forbidden un-
der penalty OF death to again cross aheir
fathers threshold, and one who threat
ems TO shoot his own son because he en-
listed in one Of the regiments organized
At Terrs Hsuts. He is now a captain
of = company OF traitors who recently
made demonstration in Clay county.
But the logic--Jndge Woodward's son
was killed, therefore Judge Woodward
!" was willing to give him up TO save the
Union" What nonsense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

The Pertury Case.

The Times asks if w. do not know
that a leading Republican city Official,
who was present on the occasion refer
red to, has repeatedly stated that our
statement of the affair was true and cor
rect in every pariicularY The affair
between Capt. Miller and the editor Of
the Times, who attends TO the aihdayit
business, is meant. We answer that We
do not know Of any such individual being
present, on that occasion. A person
who was present, tells us that no -lead-
ing Republican city official was pres
emit Give as the name
In regard to the suppression O
clynes' affidavit" we have 10 say, thai
the affidavit didn't amount to anything
he swore that he didH't hear sproule sa]
that which was charged. labuaing all th.
soldiers with vile spithets.) seyera
other atlantis swear that they did heal
hin esq It.
Said the prosecutor 10 the IriaAanan
There are dozen men who will swes
that they saw you steal that shoat
"Faitbs said Paddy, 81 can End
thousand men who will swear that the
dida't see ms steal il So tits with th
| CIynes affidavit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

GuERRILI.As on GREES RivgR--0n
Friday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, band Of
twenty-five guerrillas under.command Of
Capt Hollis, visited Rogers Landing on
Green River, aed stole Eeke Van
Riper's horse and raised one recruit, a
Texan, and then crossed the river to
Bottoms Landing, capturing Bottom,
but released him Immediately, and then
proceede In the direction Of 0wensboro
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
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PROPOSALS
oalss ualls.l st.ls. Own. e sa.l.ns.

Onses United States Com. Of ssaaieBcs.
Evansville. lad, MAJ slns4.
CfEALKD PROPOSALS. ~ Du.IeA
> aiis be FreetEaA Al this ofhes TN sATuR-
DAY. Nay 2ath, At - ii, lor the feliiag Com :
Tnisssry Stores
1000 barrels Flour. CAeieExtFa, in
barrels faii head lined b ard 70 beatssi &c
getheF ~Ith sample Of Hot less thsa tanggnas
100 barrels Mess Pork
All ~ sessa e be 81 The list saaEf4nd - IL
delivered fNe q exIsuss b tlss UAifsslatss 81
dfaysxe. ole ST he a. s Si4AssAisfaas vvahanss.
Al chs time specified 81 fise pfspasf 50 axt4tt-
sloa ef tinae 81 asiiFnEy wi.f be grant i aav
aeeoant whassvsr
Coop~rsxa wusf fs ef ths bsat klnanl sssy
psessxs asst b. il aFst -rssa shlppsuxslaf
Ne charge for packages allowed.
Al articles wfIi te esfefasiy lesHe toy AZ ia.
sgasl ~ on ths isff 81 Fhe rssitsd Ste, naa no
arsiels wiil BE- received ard paid for MI sf has
FsHsed this tnsHeetAgH ar8 eoftfaes ta thai
vnuct h#s been sttaehfd T. wsns8if
Proposals wili b. Fseeisea los - ur fss
a1y psFi " tbs quantities Repaired
copy IT this advertisement IA = & sga a
nsSsnapefi must BE- affaehest r. sAe gEafas Al.
blsnk proposals sill ~ fpsss-asf etaAssi = pres
ssaais for Nsbstas@aes &Kss.s =
l'ayHaaat 81 tla made 10 sah fasas map -
supplied bg he Treasury af ths EuAa Aisiss-
6hseks FsF esrsIH Aisx af IbaebtsAueas.
TIE Fixkt i reserved ta reject aay ell prspo-
sals, IL saeh course shou ta De Naalf tssa
sieFalKaed faF the Il aast 20 ti4s tasEvFnaf
Proposals msst be sixnsst - fhe pas thsnm.
aelves. aud uat b clerks. assuas. ese-
Bidders are Invited Il Be gfr@sat e. epenlns
u tbs bids III kHRN
msy.8 lw Eap&d d q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
MILITARY NOTICE.

ohsee of Provost II arshal.
Evansville Ind. May 10 ise4.
Nosfce to paEcara and Men Absent
from their Commands.
/ y eoBforraity with directions rreeired Al tlls
1 efESos from Afs5 Geh. Nh Dana, usY., act
81 aAeeE aHfherfty from the War Department, All
osit1ers Except general ofcersi ard enlisted men
absent ireta their Commands withfn tho State az
inasans are hereby netEned that . they ulIl IL
fsgulrsa 20 exhibit The authority by which thar
arr absent FROM their eoHsapaads, b whieh tlssy
are pfsaeut at the place lhterrvzafsd. II proper
Iasss, eFaef, OF permit is not ahewn. the parfy
vi Imtnediately - arrested. ana II be 4 Hnahe
without DELAY, 70 produces satisfactory Isoef tisaf
he i provided wisia oHs Ct tie absss doeameuss
tTgfs coapstenf authority, ~ sill imfaea lately ls
fuFsaFaed = bic r gin4ant In con nsEaaut =
Gaze vii b. Taken that insuflieisaf yaters are
not reeesaixeds s'wh ~ tarloughs and persnirs
from auy eisoer belonging "a an army c0rpa which
re net approved e eerpa headquarters. Ieavea.of.
ahssuea g efaeees @ffhoat tbs ankhorlty Of : Ds-
pATtment % army commander &C.. Ae. R
Notiee i hereby given that al officers aud So
listed mes ne4stfs fsas4 duty uffhsHf ssFgsex as.
shaFiss, witsin this DistF e. wiI BE- arrested ana
sent &c their ieEiusests.
D. order 81 Gel CsnFs8 nakes. a. PHG.
BLYTHE HYEEs,
Capt. aaa Pfs- Mar. Ist Dist lad.
Fvinesaas- uasess. sspy q w~-a.1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

T,axe.s syxgcH. - The TeFre Hauts
Union Democrat has just received from
Adiutant Noble, OF the 3lst Indiana,
cory of the Memphis appeal, published
a. Atlanta, Georgia. Il contains Long
.peecb. for which he vas censured in.
Congress, in fall. The rebels know who
their friends are, and Ghesr speeches are
republished ali over the Confederaes.
Yet such men as Long, Voorhees, and
Others, profess to be for the Union The
appeal says:
A Bold Speech
We have ONLY room to call attention 10
he speech of Hon. Alexander Long, one
| of the members Of the Federal Congress
from the Cincinnati District In its de
nut atiors Of the policy Of Lincoln
Administration, and its declaration tol
peaee. il Is the most outspoken doea
ment Of the war, and for its ntter&ne'
an attempt was made to expei Dir. l.
from his seat By the leaders Of the Abo
| lition majority. In the discussion tina
took place while the resolution for ex
pnlsion was pending, Mr.. l. reiterate'
his sentiments, stating that his remark
were prepared some time before deils
cred, and that shey should be printed an
20 forth TO the country a. originally wEil
ten, and as they had been uttered. a
ter several days discussion, the rescl'
ton for expulsion vas Withdrawn, and
resolution Of censure substituted, Nhic
vas adopted By two majority, Read u
. speech. notwithstanding its length
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Carr. HTsEs AsAlx.--n IHesda5f
saws the Louisville J8arn4oE Friday, as
The apaY train" from Inisyilie was
goirg down the road to pa1T tie HAMS
Il was fired into BIZ a partyf some tr'en-
IN guerri!iaz Over f1fTs shots we're
dred, but fortunately no Or vas injured,
and the train proceeded r4seui stopping
The band that made tie anes S Is said
10 be under the command { ae Eot9Tf-
Gus Capt Hines The tran Fas fired
into 81 point about half "a. between
Bacon Greek and UPTON. The are. as
We learn, several bands q irowilng
guerrillas along the line Of the ashvilie
road, who commit al sorts ofepreda-
| lions upon the citizens.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

s@ Judge Williams of Maydeld, Ky,
one of the judges of the Court of Ap-
peals, and Captain Finney Of CaseyvilIe,
Assistant Provost Marshal for the Is.
Kentucky District, are at the American
House. on their way to Louisville, as
delegates to the Unconditional Union
Convention to be held there on Wednes-
day, 18th inst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

B6S- We publish, below, General Bar
bridges order on the employment Of
rebel sympathizers Il Is sweeping and
unerring IN its swoop:
Headguast aFs District II KealaeEy,
and 5th Ds@son 81 Army csEps.
Ls1taEt Ky. Say y. lsEt
GENERAL ORDERS NO I'll
The practice Of giving employment
aud contracts in the military service to
rebels and rebel aympaEhizsrs in this
District, has become so frequent as al
most 20 amount 70 a monopoly. and can
not be further tolerated without serious
injury 70 the public service. Il il there
S4Tu cuutrACt xnRIE rsrnIGnAte Oh Ia
Day Of the current month, after which
date none but citizens Of gnqueesioneble
Loyalty 10 the United States Government
will be given employment or contracts
ia the military service IN this District,
All violations OF eyasions ol this order
will be promptly dealt with. Contract.
ors will not be allowed - have rebel
partners or agents in the performance
OF their contracts. All officers IN this
District will report to these headqnar-
ters on the Isl day Of June next, the
names OF oil Government employees aud
contractors, with description Of their
service or contract, will make similar
reports on the FIRST day Of each month
thereafter, of all persons hired or con-
tracted with since last report
By command of Brig Gen Burbridge
j BATgs DfcKsos,
Capt. and A. A. General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

sHEkzAx's PRoGkEss.-A special dis
patch to the Louisville journal dated,
Kingston, Ga, May 22d, SAYS:
We are now in possession of Rome,
Kingston, and Cassville, with the line Of
the Etowap Since We have left Reseca
we have had many skirmishes with the
rear guard of the rebel army in which
we have always had the advantage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

B<0- Captain Berry, Provost Marshal
Of the Sixth Kentucky District, has re-
caiTed orders from General Burbridge,
Commaudsnt Of the District Of Ken
lucky, to accept ali negroes who mar Of.
fer themselves "a recruits, regardless Of
the tcishes Of their owaers. Any per.
----se r szs--ss -ss.f- - a--F.s-.-z~-A.,-
listmcnt Of negroes will be promptly =.
rested 9spssSsgc e Negroes ssf As sab..
tutea for white men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE Wool FACTORY,
JOHN W. GRIEy 4 CO.,
propret0rs.

I4fE TAKE PLEASURE IN ASNouNctme
W 10 tbs pnhfEe that Va have on hand large
sal ezesisAf assgftnseat ~ AsoisR Uoodsas.g car
ewH maaNfaea are. eahrAcing JaAhs. niaHkafs,
Plain and Plaid FiAnnels. Lfuseya. Haimerals.
Sticking Yarn. Ae, which ~ SiIl sell Or sx-
shanae fnE Neai on wy reasonable faFnia.
We sgit alsa spin and HaaanfAetnfe Noai fsF
customers - hehstafsFs Bang provided With
fils bfsf 81 kAstssn siaeh1uegy 81 the lAiass IN
prpfsHefstss ta4stlsr with fsesf experience i
Nofkmaaa We fael snbHasnt 81 saliafy Ing 81 uho
may tayar rs With hs4F satsFuHmxss Aisa cash
paid fer Wool Factory eafnar aarAss and InFls
siFnsta. msli !. Vi. GRIks 4 60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
RAT EXTERMINA ~qR-

Fer Rats. Mice. saarAem Ax.t. rs
Bags, Moths fn Fura. xxaalms.s = =
Insects om Plants. EFaxxIs as.s...mrs*
&C.
"only lnfAfiikla rpnsatss kngvn .
. Pres ffun pegAahsn
+" kgt dsnEerau4 60 the Hnusaa FaFs1Ix .
Rats come eat "a thalr holes o. die
ss-sol4 Wholesale ! a an lsres s4tiss
ns- sold - al Druggists and RetAji.rs exs..
whafa.
hSwAas y of All worthless limitations
=" - hst I. tasFAHHe naEaa Is On each lax
Bottle ami Flask. before Yea buF
s. AasifeAa HENRY IL CuSTAR.
e eii'Al Depot, Ne. ts2 Broadway n H.
So Sold by KELLER Z WHITE,
IEiGa A cARLsTGADT.
hHaNenT9S a wo0p.
Mhnlssais and Retail AKants.
ksaaEsilie, Iisd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
Kolice.
OSFlcs Peoyosr MARSHAL
III II at

OFYlca PeoyosT MARSHAL,
Evansville, Nay u, 1864
The EnroIIiug Officers Of this Districs
are nov engaged 10 correcting the pre-
vioas enrolment, BY adding sach names
a. we're omitted in that enrolment. Ev-
cry citizen liable TO do military service
il interested in having ali enrolled be
twesn ihs ages Of 20 and IS. The great.
sr The numker To be drawn for, the less
chance that Auy particular individual
will be drawn. Ii is The personal inter
est Of every enrolled 'snaa that the quota
IN which he Is concerned shall net be
made 200 large and that bis own chances
for draft shall not be unjustiy increased.
Both of there objects will be attained By
stalking onk The wrong names and en-
rolling the right ones
It is hoped that all citizens will co
operate with the Provost Marshafs De
partmsnt in making a correct enroll
ment Persons knowing The names o.
those not previously enrolled, are re
qnested to hand them TO the Enrolling
0fEieera Of their respective Districts.
BY order OF
Col CONRAD BAKER,
A. A. z. NJ. @. for Ind
my23-3t
(Yincennes Gazette copy once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

rsn RLEefoAs LAKsr.
sazssssss sDsfids GeediH8. ef Hancock.
sss=ssaassstsd fs Richard w Thoas psoa Of Flso.
roE STATE ELEcToas. ~
la n.tstes--JaHusa c. penny o. Knox e
Jokn 8. H8ughlandA u sgsnesF.
-s# - al sr4safgetz @ 4Fssa " Mica. Of Clark
s&#sA @A Fraaeis Wssszr, " LAgFaBge.
u pistriet--IIsnry B. PFitekafd, u Bsrtheos
Hnesg.
Madison Evsns. Of LAsrshes.
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