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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
REMOVAL.


U4HE EVANSVILLE AND NJ. FEkEoS
stszs ones hss bssn TsnoTsd from the
Ws.hinEton Houss % tie American Hou.s The
stays vii I.4Fs daily bstNesn seven nnd sizhf
c'clock An
The Beshsigie Stag lesTss The AnsFfean Henss
On MoDdsyss Nedassaays. AID friaayu, tstzssu
ssxs1 epf sight s'eioek An
naT1l In
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and property If ihe State ~ y.
and conducive to the comfort and aud
ness IF my Immediate consti-nen,, 1aFPi-
! have served my country n III
as aprivate for il.ree years; and neiG
ing 70 all my officers. I served I, 'teefa- e.,
fully. If elected. shall. as above "a. .ai'ii
serve you just a faithfully in he I,a'9d T.d
laturr. sls-
The time is upon Us when eyerv g,
ern man should be at some post III s-l
where he can best subserve tbe GU.
his suffering country Let Tia not ~ 4, =
We have q powerful, baTbarou. an5 r:. t-s
dictive foe TO contend witL-ap -
that spares neither age nor sex. br+ --'f
4 savage barbarity and brutality unbs..gg
IF in the darkest annals of crime. alr--.
the murderous stiletto intn the bras Y
Tie Que and vents lis hell-born ps..;..- =
upon the other. Can we notice All II.
and not feel from the very drptl w III ~
hearts that all the resources AZ our c,,-
mand should be made available NJ crr-t
out these murderous brutesl Then II.
Us arise in our might and, n nlasse. sbo,,
Hhr villains a determined trout. sn9 M.
viii be wei with US.
Very respectfully.
j. u. VARNrM
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
HOUSE.

THURSDAY, Sept. %.
In the abs nee Of the Speaker and Clerk
I on. j. l. Lowry was called to act az Speaker
pro tenn. AID jas. A. Hutchins Secretary pro
TEN.
The following members answered TO tbsir
names; Messrs. Burues. Byrd, Carroll. Cheat
| nam, Co!iiu-, of Bradley; Collins. of Drew
Fain, Fletcher, Fur. CAN'T. Goodwin. OF Co
ium1ia; Gould Hoynrs. Harris. Hurt, Jones.
1i Hot Springs; Lowry. Neal. Phillips Robbins,
Scott, SiSs-ii' Stoddard, league, Tucker, VIII
coxen, Wilson.
Messrs. Hawkins of SEWER; Byrne. of La
fayette; Murpb, of Union; and Miller OF Polk.
appeared aEd were sworn in.
Messrs. Scott, Neal and Collins we're appoint-
Cd committee to make arrangements concern
ing the funeral of DIR. Mitchell.
Mr. Neal moved TO appoint a committee 10
draft resolutions regarding the death of the Hon
{. r. Mitchell.
Messrs. Neal Haynes aud Fain were appoint
I'd, and the following resolutions reported by
them We're adopted:
THE resolutions viii be given next week.
SECOND DAY.
Brown, Of Sewer, qualified
Respiutions were adopted calling on the Su-
prame Court ior an opinion to organizing
wi.h less than 81 msmhers
Committee reported the opinion would be
ready al 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
SATURDAY, Sept q.
| House met Upon call OF the roll, SO men,
bers answered.
NJ. Oliver, Of Crswford. appeared and took
! his scat.
On motion Of Mr. Byrne, a writ was ordered
70 eompel the attendance of absent members.
| The opinion of the Justices Of the Suprems
| Court was pr, senied by Attorney General 4.
/ B. Nilgms, and ord, red to be spread upon the
I record
Giles Mcknight was appointed special ser
! gsau,-at-agms
3lsssIs. Neil, S-on aad Sisscli were appoint
/ rd COMMITTEE 10 ascertain b. number OF mem
bars u csssaEy 10 constitute quorum IN isr
/ the onili3n 70 the justices ot the Supremi,
/ CoeTt lie committee -Tor;eo within onl lines
ana fFom ouni.s fepr ssnad from witain the
/ FEEDER ii f9ss ~ IA amDeIs. of whom 70 consti-
tute 4no4um.
The House L5eu pro'nedad 10 or=anize sir.
| Lowry. OK Cl.co.. WAS -lectcd Speaker.
biT. / H. Haeol rendered his resignation as
seTg ot-at-aIuns, which was received
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WAR NEws-We have lull of ex-
citing war news. Since the fall of At
lanta. it has been quite meag7e. We
have but little roum for comment, and
but little is required. We become daily
more ss isfed that the evacuation Of Al
laufa has but little effect upon the military
situation and that Sherman's army is in
fully as much danger TODAY as ever be-
fore. He must 60 something else yet, or
fall hack to Chattanooga.
Richmond. Sept. .7.-Gen. Hood reports
officially, that the enemy have Withdrawn
from his front, and are retreating towards
Atlanta.
Macon, Sept 7.-The enemy c'rtirre
to retreat with his main force on the y
con and Western railroad towards AtsBia.
We drove them from Jonesboro yes, t,r-
day and took Il good many wounded
prisoners. Our loss from all causes in
:he battles of last week ia now ascer-
tanned to be 1900.
Mobile. Sept 3.-The enemy reported
evacuating Cedar Point, and throwing
troops over to Mary Cove. resr of fort
Morgan. No change in affairs here.
From Tennessee we have the following
Northern telegram:
Louisville, Sept. 6.-Threo thousand
rebel cavalry under W illiams and Robert
son, with thiee pieces of artillery, near
Murfreesboro', Saturday morning, were
attacked by Gen. Milroy.
Brisk fighting occurred all day Sunday.
The rebels re.reated towards TIiuns, fol-
lowed by AIiIroy's force, which made
several attacks during Sunday. The
federal loss is ten killed and wounded
including Col, Eifurt. of the % Kentucky,
killed The rebel loss is thought to be
lager than ours. Giilroy's ammunition
having been exhausted, be Joined Rou
seau's fore. near Franklin.
Wheelsr's main force was on Sunday
six miles southwest of Columbia. VII
liam's detachment is reported to have
joined him, with Rousseau closely follow
ing.
The Nashville Times says dispatch
received this morning reports Rousseau :
force pursuing Wheeler south Of Duck
river. In charge upon the rebels who
had to disnouat, we captured 500 horses.
Early IS still holding his own III the
valley Of Virginia, Nor,hern accounts
say that on Saturday the 31) the rebel
cavalry under Lonaz attacked sad de-
feated portion Of Sherilstl's forces nsar
Bunker rin, diving tLs.n back S milrs
towards Winchester.
Baltimore. ept. Ga special dispatch
to the Baltinore American. dated Bsr1ys
vile, Va, the Al, says the eneiny s,iji
are IN Sheridan's front, and IS far a. can
be seen there ara no indications of Ezr.y's
retreat up the valley st present. The
cavalry corps, which left RApping's Store
Friday night, las returned, having as
certsinsd that the enemy were IN strong
force beyond the 0psqG-ion.
All goes well. Tho enemy are ez-
haustiug themselves to little purpose,
meanwhile the sun gets lower in the
South and the breatI Of the wind more
chilly. Tie end Of the campaign draws
near, and the political chaoldron at the
North boi.s and ssethes, ana fierce con
tests at home weaken them rapidly
Couragei The end may be very near, il
We do not allow ourselves TO be wheedied
into an armistice, to listen TO the c0jolinSs
Of the Democrats for reunion.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
NJ a r. r IE ID E.1zED

At the residence Of the brides father, IN H..
place, GU Tuesday. the 20th instant, by 49,
williamson. Dir. IT, w. WILsUx to lI;.e III =
TfE- daughter o. Wm. H. EiteT. ESQ.
Our friends of the Bright Stars rs;n co-
grafulate fhe iair lnmsrl whose orn t,r-.
wrought the banner which they bore 81 p-o1Iis
70 the field in the beginning Of the ,tar IN
VIII watt hrr their prayers tor long lirs srs
happiness 10 her and hcr chosen on. 4, ,,bf-l
W.. and all the numerous friends nf the vaters-
editor raost heartily i1in. I'LL Office ~ w,-I
remembered with more than usual caGrtesv.
Az the rezil-nrr n the brides fztf.r. h I'M.
county. Cn ThuradaF ihe 22i. bT tAe Esr y
IT, Murphy. Major j. >. GAINES to AlatRosy
daughter OF DR.. B=n- 4. Jett
lln is gallant soldier. friend Rose. ma rr-
are worthy of such one. Nav your Joint i..
piness b comme nsufafe with the tells r.
wounds which h- r. suffered. and your own II.
dent devotion 10 the cause. Then will YOU F!i5.
together down the stresm OF lfe without r,-.
ID " a shosl. and reach :he plaeil OCEAN Of sier
nifty caim and s4rrns- n--Ev-D1
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EEDiYlvrS.-T.4a dan Ant1Gio Her
a.d comes t1 us agail III ls-ge form for
the times. it las been suspended for
want of paper since the Fgderals have
occupied Alatamorss. We hail it with
pleasure. FROM tile local columns We
clip ,he following:
"Olr cl.Tr =o far a. appearances in-
oicate, Is i'll u AoUushing condition. The
stresls ana public squares are crowded
NIll wagons AND carts. loaded with
wood. hay. cotton, country r>cduce and
lltrcuaInize. Ih- stores Arc ii.lgh with
= acd-; ala everybody seems u have
plenty "a specie. vegetables are album
uNltr all ul good quality, bus eEtrara-
g7Ruy HigG ami even the honey ne..s
retlse i0 lnaAe honey, tbtrs war times.
I'D icss than twice FAe former prices.
Beef IS good and reasonably cheap. Our
boarding houses and hotels Hra doing a
file business, charging high prices and
giving general satisfaction. Cotton, not
witA1lanuing thr hub-bub N haa created
ever since the commencement OF the war
-4AA ff".F NfA AAAAAAtAf hAkEN@- AffAADA-
bureau restrictions. State regulations,
C'niederste regulations. newspaper bene
dirtinna aud malaaictions. CONTINUES to
roll through town il undiminished vo-
lume, a. much king as over.
San Antonio, at tbe commencement III
tie war. had rather bad name, from
\ the numb of Iincolnites and croakers
II contained. That class of our popula-
ton have nearly all left tie country, or
been cured Vt Unionism by the disgust
ing practices Of the barbarians who have
exhibited themselves a. the champions
of I-incolnism id the Trans Mississippi
Department. Except two or three i'm
beetles. it j. doubtful whether Lincoln
or his cause has 4 friend in San Antonio.
Mammom has hundreds Of devotees. ii is
true, hut Lincoln none. Tie families w
soldiers and the poor of the siiy are well
provided for, ana San Antonio is fast
becoming . patriotic, mode Southern
| city.
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~ R IC E.

DAN AWAY from the su6scrh-T' Ia
Il Negro irllnwS.-DAN- a5orf EFs
six inch = high, heaNy s-E forehead s-sto. .,,,
pop-eyed, a uaTk copper color, about - - -
old; GREEN, about iha same nc Fna H., H.
and coisT. hILE, nrrrIy L1 ierI n-nr 11e---. I-,
the same color, aDcut twenty yetTs oil- 80, -
: about srventern years o.d. BotA - ~
sons w ile oldt st hov. Ha d-cDyud iAen eh
| suppos. they are making for tlo fHHkSeA
L viii nav a libersi reward .er fhs spF'eD'-
sion ana delivery in Bowie county lvAI'' m
lodging them ia jail 20 | crn ct them,
JOHN r. DICKINSON,
Diract to MooTesvllic, Texas
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ives willing sac,ifce for their country be-

lives willing seciifce for their country be-
meath the banner Of the bars
Col 4. s. Dobhins. left at Austin TO cover
my rear an accom- Of Big Cypress being swim
ming, performed lis duty ably asl perfectly -
The Naiof-fen,rsi commanding returns lis
warmest thanks Gen Shelby ana hi, officers
and men for the eminent ssrvicss they have
rendered their c0un-ig Ia their lat operations
and particularly IN the signal victory which
they gained on the 30th Of August.
This bright example cannot but stimulate
their victorious comrades Of ether Gclls 20 st'll
greater eX@rti5ns, enc proves how much can hc
gained by enterprise end unhesiiatinr devotion
even under circumstances the most uniavor.-
bic.
This order viii be read a parade to each reg
'm7nt batt-li2c- g.. in this District
BY coulnsu1 0t 3IaT-.s N. N GRCnrR.
geaarT-.-rA - -rsrrs1.-r-r, , +.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

+ ADDREssEs.-0u Monday afternoon
Aessrs- Pike and Garland addressed the
two Houses of the Legislature in the
hall Of the House. Each made clear
statement of their views of the present
condition of ouf country. The speeehc.
were necessarily short, and gave salts
faction TO their friends.
At night by request the Hon. VIM H
Sutton. of Chicot, delivered an address
upon the state Of the country. 1t was a
profound, sagaeious view of the past de-
signs of parties, the motives of each por-
tion Of the old Union, the true issues be.
tween them and the present prospect
The address fully sustained the high
reputation of Judge Sutton as an elo.
qpent speaker and profound thinker
We might have differed with the Judge
in some Of his opinions, but the Who'll,
address was patriotic and hopeful, ans
was listened to with pleasure and prof
bx very large audience
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
fLssa -.

ETlLFN MI E,rayei from r. un1rrtfz-l
- in Ls.a--tis y , - April izst. 8 syrr-l sac
supposed 10 be Is baud. h;Fh. s,rzt-i a- kri
holds "A high head some Sa5di- MARKS rla-ty On
th- l-ft siie. = 1r . y-Ats old a it-r~i rrrl-i
VIII b. paid for tie delivery OF ssid ,Iin.l
mn near Prairie damn. H-Inrsr-Rd 60, pr ;s
any iHtormEtiur ID thaf can get trr
3J-z ELIZABETH SEWEiL-
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Circular 10 Enrolling Qfcerh
H'n QR's C0MDT CoNsCRIPTs,


ni,T ARE-. Washington r-pf-, AN i5bA
I Enrolling UficsEs II tAis IiftIiei n.
again reminded 1. thsl srd~rs from tks Bsrsso g
t'onsaI M s1R. require ThnnI to report Ehfr1as
tbis oiier. ". detailed Iaun who hsv- ahslaoa-d'
cr who Ia ANY lnauns. nsEl.cf. the bu-1-a ah
which thry havr b--M deEailel, M lh- eni ihh
AlI sIrh d-tailR may IT, revoked. 49, t14 r'A
holding them put III the army.
H. These aet.ilE ar4 naade for thf Afnrl'
5h- public, md n1t ta sHla-rv- rlTai- ihf''-
rsis. All such men. therefore. mrsi "a aeia y
strict performance OF their duties, according
ihr raquiT4 rarnis Nj ill., law and lt r11-il'hs
upon with they were detailed
III. Il Is hoprd that there VII bs 20 9cess-
Tn future io call attention M EnEo.inE Jlllf.s 80.
tn tnis rulirct. and rach a. I'll ~ EiN- gi,,Ir
3iteu1sUn - il Will Be ioln ,diate.r s.sFsa4-' ="
removed
B III. nANLEE.
3G-lw CoTad'I ConssIiPss Illsi AiA
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H'DQRs. COMD-T CONSCETPTs.
DIST. Arm, Washing toi,, Sspt- IL. 1854.
grT-~r MT
GENERAL ORDERS. I
No. 10.

". The attention of Enrolling Officers Z ns
rrrialiv directe5 20 the fact, th-E frequent cpr-
f,lrirr- have bean made rD thnH- H-aiqHrfisir
ihzt persons d.-taiied from the F1iIitsT, s-FTiss
- ac-riculfuEsi;s. snd tor other purpose sys
disrerardirE Chm lar and ordsTs from ~ bRraas
w COlEcTipiion, in regard I'd rBe Eals of ihff
products Enrolling officers ar charged 70 81
rrrisa graat vigilance ani energy IN iaTssigi'
t9nr Erl reporting Errn cases ILL order llai iarir
.-ni.s may ~ revoked. HuC ths Ulenact
pilea.i fa The service Enrolling 0fieeTs iclAd
/ l-lnruent in Ih1 performance NIX ihe ours
thus i.apos,d VII w hs.d u 4 strics soes1lie-
m. F. HANLET,
\ 5G-f C.,nt't or Cuuscripts. Dist AZ
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G. e. sEEAToR.--Yes teriay afternoon Hon.
4, H. Garland was else:ed br the Legislature
te Eli the uaexpirsd term in the Senate Of the
Confederate States Of IIou. c. B. Mitchell, de-
ceased. Hon. Albert Pike was also in uornins
tion. The vote stood in the Senate, Pike :,
Garland 6. In the Houss, Pike 3 Garland 81
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" The following mombyss Of the
General Assembly whosa names are
oniitsd i'll the abstract of proc eedings,
are in attendance :-Messrs. adams.
Hart, and Beisar of the Senate, and
Messrs- Byrns, Berry, Connolly, Coed
win Of Union, Harding, McFadden,
Murph, Oliver, Williams of Jefferson,
and Whitley of tbs House-making
Sspate 13. House 40
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[ExTRAcT.l
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or ARK
Camden. 18th Sept, lee4-


Camden. 18th Sept, Iee4
General OrdaEE No A..
\. No persons whatever win w Ferfniipa .
pass our lines 70 points within INC count. -
.upied hy the enemy, wifloni reinission i''
T-rsr Ht Al-QUaltrls- ,s XVI
IL. N4iiien commuuicaiioDE irtfndse .
points bt, ond our lines will b. ioT"ai'Ns- .g-
fhrsr Headquarters tor rAain-nai-on -
piOvlL. ,.,nrs
All letters from persons within the snens Is
lines WIFI ~ transmitted III these nrad-S Sl-
ior y. EtiszI before delivery DIV
Iii. or,lar i deesird necessary T. toe s,.
Mi lha country, AMI ~ prsTcnt HliaNiN'
improper communication &C.
Commanding Ufhrsrs IN the iTeri. shc .,,sa-
rh-rr, aIr siiitilY rnjsinsd = sae to loo
tiun ct thf-sH ORDERS
By samiualld 0f Mai.-sfen. AaGruDfn
I'D. y. TUNER
49, n-sr AfT
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,
tsr eaeh sutsequo nt irserti en-.
E We are authorized 10 announce j. g.
JOHNSON as Il candidate for the Legislature
from Ls1ayetts Csunty.
rT~We gre authorizedt to announce SAMUEL
CRO9NOE as 8 candidate Of Coroner ofHeulp-
stead County.
We are authorized to announce A. T.
CRAYCROFT as candidate for PROSECUTING
Attorney In the 9th Judicial District. Election
FIRST tMonday ia October este
IF We are authorized to announce JAMES
L. F0sNG as a candidate for reelection to
to the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney for the
9th judicial Circuit.
II We are authorized to announce A. D.
HAWKINS, Esq, of Sewer, as a candidate in
that county, for the House of Representatives,
at the special election to be held on the 5th Sep
t8Tnbor, and also at the general election in Oc-
tobag.
We are authorized to announce T. G. T.
STEELE, ESQ, as a candidate for the office of
Prosecuting Attorney for the 9th Judicial Cir
cult
We are authorized to announce R G.
GAINES as q candidate ~ represent Scottcouu-
81 IN the next General Assembly of the State of
Arkansas
We nfe authorized to announce JONATHAN
ERWIN as aea1idifate for Coroner of Hampstead
county, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announc. A. AR
NETT as candidate for the oiiee Of Constable
Of Oaan Township.
We are authorized to announce ELL
OFT LOWDERMILK, Of Missouri Tow nship,
sc candidate TO represent Hampstead county
IN tle Legislature, at the election on the first
Aonday in October nsxt.
We are authorized announce JAMES
Il i wi n WAS la1 4 h. Iacr 10 =
Ut the battle Of Murfreesboro as a candida.s
for Assessor and Collector Of Hampstead county
Eleeaon lsb Monday IN October next.
- Ws ara authorized TO. announce G. L.
MCKNIGHT as q candieato for oe-elsction to
The Office Of Constable OF Ozan Township
We ere authorized to announce CARLY
j.. BUTTON candidate FOR reelection to the
etl1a et Justice Of tbs Peace Of Ozau Township.
We axe, authorized to announce J. }
ThtIAOKE Is = capdidata & S5Yisr COUNTY
10 ths LseislatUca. Al tbs election to bs he'd
en the lzt Monday in O-tobsr.
We are a1thogiz5d to announce II. K.
GRoWN as 4 Candidate for the I.egisa. .l:r,.
"a 5cylsr county Ut the ensuing el5ctio1
W. srs aasharlzsd 10 ANNOUNCE DAVID
ALOCA, aa eandidate TO TePreasl. Hampstead
eosnsy il the next General Assembly =. .he
ensJiag general election.
We are authorized to sunoures B. c.
EAhAAh, Es9., IS a candidate for the Legisla-
taTs IN 6evlar eoantT, at. .ha ensuing election.
- We ars aathorizej 10 announce Capt. Z
L. WILLIAMSON az a caudidats for re--loa-
tsn TO the efhee Of Coroner ef Hampstead
eoenty al The ensuing election.
~ W. are authorized TO announce JOSEPH
=. FARE h Esq. as suitabls candidate t.
feFTtssnt Hampstead county il the Legislature
- - authorized to announce J. 2
= sri.-l~ - q candidate for reelection to tie
legislature :lsIa Hampstead comfy.
~ We are authorized 10 announce G. D
BRITT as candidate for the office Of Assessor
sf Sewer County
E Tie synod Of ArI.nnsas Iii NJ. :. l..
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u. g,

Z OsT between Washington and \ 7. wi-r's
- Trn-Tari- BLACK MOROCCO
POCKET BOOK, containing seven Onr Hur.
d--d Dol Ar per cert. Understanding PT,
and ThTe- or -Four Hundred Dollars II T.nt
and TwentifE. and some forty = Ones spI
T .vos.
lost tt- book between ;h;s and WINS, srI
if tre finder with d-ivrr il nt .hs T-.s,r.pa
OtIics, hs win b. literally rewarded
y. L. BRITT.
Washington sep 2fi 1854 l-r
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

: $50 The State Agency, contemplated in tAe
resolution Of Alr. Brown, Of Sewer, i. a step in
tie right direction. We hope the Legislatase
will leave no stone unturned to accomplish fully
ali the humane and bencfeent objects it has in
view. The atate stands to the pcor in loco pa
Tsnsts, and shouli protect them
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

a vain bic Cook for Sale.
n WILL SELL : reed Cook T-01rr saa
1 WASHER. ard an -1cs,l.nt Spius-er Ian
compelled M arLi icr want VI nuasv fosl
h4r-ain viii ba given
T I. PHILIPS
wishing. o., Ark. Ec7t =. 1874 2l-3
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

plaeeATEsT NEws.-We are indebsd to
aln,t. Frank III. Thompson for file of
n3eai Eastern papers. He left Georgia on
wbs 10th inst. Hoods army was at Jones'
iaoro', 20 miles from Atlanta, on the Ma
con railroad. An armistice of ten DAYS
had been agreed upon by the commanders.
wheelor was At Florence, Ala. Forrest
IN North Mssissppi--one division at
Mobile. Affairs around Petersburg IN
changed. Ear-Iv IN still in the valley.
Evervthing is working well at Mobile.
erm S stiil bi5s 3etianep,
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ncr<nre ~ntfcn

ALL 1-5-if,l Ear Postage witt FlAasF ner-
IL forward ~ fu-r and pay a- ihs y'ih Il
SPIT 1854. or Inc Oh issue .; 6 sill y. T.
aiken n- Far. as 0a fhEi lAy raEi "A rl-EEs HlT
deposit rs Pustrasr.T.
RI PHILLIP. ?. Y
Sept 2f. 1864 Sli
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

6I We are requested to give notice thu.
Graes Church <EpiseopaD will be open for ser
vice oa Sunday, the ID Of October; also On the
Saturday evening previous, st candle-ligh.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

s~Hon. r. ", Johnson was injured severe
lY lasl SuDday evening by the stumbling Of his
forse. He wac thlown 10 the ground and had
his collar-bona fractured. We regret that Ie
will be for SONS time confined to his house.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
TO 1HEvUTERs OFHEMr STEAD

TrlLuw -CIIIzrNs:-I have, hesn in
durah WY th- urgent solicitation III Nv
friends. to offer q Y name TO Yen SIS a can
lidafe trr tlr legislature. In doing ~,
] hoFr ane irusi 4 may not w thought
rreHEnr rtuous, or as having an exiraor-
diraTr rpiHicn uf ny own abilities. i
am ali old citizen of your State. and feel
mvHcifinliy identified with your interests:
and u elected one of yonr Representa-
lives, wou!d devote the best energies OF
ny nina ANA all ihe ability may po=-
srss VI s'gpfor. of such measures u
honestly conceive to b. fer the welfare
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

u The Synod Of Arkansas will meet =. III,
Prosbyterian Church in Washington, Oh Thurs
day, 20eh October, at 10 L. NJ.
Feptsmber q, 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

I-sF We authorized 10 announce j. g.
JOHNSON as 4 candidate for the Legislature
from LslaYette Csunty
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-20
Illinois Central Railroad.
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E.. we TRAINS LEAVE DUNLEilH t-.....
Day Express, ZOO A. NJ Sundays excepted.
Night Express, 600 ?. NJ. Saturdays excepted.
-2'F g..a." CONNECTIONS. d-a. f.
: At Warren with Mineral Point Railroad for
Darlington and Mineral Point.
AT Freeport, with Galcna and Chicago Rail
road, for Rockford, Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son and Chicago also with Racine and Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son, Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago.
At Chicago, with all Eastern lines, for De
troit, Cleveland Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New
York, Boston, Montreal, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. s...,
At Dixon. with Dixon Air Line Railroad for
Fulton. Lyons, Clinton and Cedar Rapids.
At Mendoza with Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, for Galesburg, Burlington,
Quincy, Hannibal. and st. Joseph.
At LaSalle, with Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, for Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport,
Muscatine and Iowa City. . -s... H..
At Ell Paso. with Logansport, Peoria and
Burlington railroad, for Peoria & Logansport
At Bloomington. with St Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, for Springfield, Alton and
St. Louis
At Decatur. with Great Western Railroad
for Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Quincy,
Danvillc and Lafayette.
At Pana with Terre Haute, Alton and St.
Louis Railraad, for Alton st. Louis, Jefferson
City, Terre Hante, indianapolis, Louisville,
Cincinnati. Columbus, Wheeling, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
At Sandoval. with Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, for st. Louis, Vincenncs, Evansville,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia. +-"
At Cairo, with adaily line of steamers, leav-
ing every evening for Memphis and interme-
diate points.
Il 'rt For Through Tickets, .. .....
apply at the Principal Stations upon the Du-
buque and Sioux City Railroad, also at the
Depot at Dunleith. w. Il. ARTHUR,
-.Fs General Superintendent.
w. p. JOHNSON, Gen. Pas. Agent.