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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16
DAYTON market.

DAYTON, January l6
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 6 90, retail 6 so.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-16
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
Important Order from the War De.
paFtment.

The War Department promulgstes to-
day that volunteers serving in three
year organizations, and having less than
sixty days to serve, may at once re-en-
list for one, two or three years, and re-
eeive the bounty provided by the recent
act of Congress The new term win
commence from the date of re enlist
nent No furloughs are promised st the
time of re-enlisiment
1t is also announced that the same
provisions as to re enlistment will apply
to the 100 day forces, with the further
provision that where seven hundred men
of this force re-enlist from one regiment,
they may retain their present officers
and organizations; but where 9 less
number recruit, they will be organized
into full companies and Offered by such
of their officers as may be selected BY
the commander Of the army or depart
ment Resnlisted men of this force
may Join other regiments as hey desire
Another new order embodies what has
been the practice for more than year,
viz; Officers Of three years orgsniza-
tons, accepting promotion and new CON-
missions, are held to service for three
years, from the date Of the last muster
in The Department recognizes nc
muster IN for unexpired terms Of an
organization The order also applies in
spirit to officers Of forces mustered for
100 days, or any terms less than three
years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
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 q
forcible speaker and is doing good work:
Evansville, Wednesday, August 9th
8PM
Vaudeville. Thursday, Aug 18th, Jpn
BoonviIle, Friday, Aug. 18th, P. N
Centeryille, Saturday, Aug. 9th, lPM
Princeton, Monday, Aug. 18th, ] P. N
Petersburgb. Tuesday Aug. Both, P. n
Washington, Wednesday, Aug. 81, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept lst, 2 P. N
Loogootee, Friday, Sept I'd, ] P. N
Aug. 8-d&wsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

On the occasion of the National Fast,
the Rev. DIR. Robinson, Of the Theolog.
ical Seminary, preached in the Central
Presbyterian Church of Rochester, N.
Y, and very persinently asked:
What man can write his will and say,
this goes down to nay posterity, that
helped TO srrest this var before It's work
is done. | should be ashamed to have
it said of me, that for property or
any other selfish: consideration, | proved
false to the issues Of this civil war of
1868. We are not exhausted. We can
not be exhausted, even if it is carried
down to the next generation. And we
ought to carry it to the next generation,
rather than abandon its before it work is
done.
OF course any fool that is not deaf and
dumb and blind, besides being an idiot,
knows that there is yet no such thing as
E most distant approach to exhaustion.
More men come to the military age
every year than are lost in battle, and
double the expense of the war is annu-
ally added to our national wealth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


p@- Rsll from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
ossy' haA now been here eng eaough to prove his
pss~@'ooA capabilities, and has done 20 to the
es'sAssion Of Alargs aumber Of our citizens, and
~sss IRON other towns and the surrounding
essntEy.
Ma iasi Advertisement and acconpanvine let
~, uHdsr the head Of Private y, sho,,s - -.
Rnliy read BY all. No Mercurv u.sa a, IA -,
zsati Consultation free. ,~s
American Cancer Champion,-DP
AEsbKRN has located in the CITY of o,,-..
uiiasiE. Ne los Main Street, third scor -
0siney House. Once over J. R. DAYTON. -.
ysssrs.
He claims to Be the King Of Cancers and IN
kinSs Of Fever Sores, such as White swellin, "a
Bsas Diseases, ssrSrals, Piles, Sore Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consum stion
Fsmals Weakness, and salt Rhsan, letter.
RAssnatIsu, &e., Sc.
fAe Doetor became master Of the above diseases
vAFs travelling through Europe and America, and
As new stands at the head of his profession besh
b Eareps and Ansries. The Doctor will taks
psAssrs in showing his visitors certificates Of thu
sssvs diseases where they have been given mp =,
nesrAels By the best physicians in tie country
1ss pceter Also guarantees q cure In all eases
vAsFe the patient lives up to the directions.
Tke patient will please correspond weekly, Civ
Ia true stAtessnt OF the case. Ne.
~ Tbs poor dealt vita literally.
oAnesFs extracted In from fOur 70 t,v.n.x. fan,
sssu' without Instruments or pain, or a drop o
sseoe' mAyIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

Eay- The accounts Of disaster TO the
Federal force sent by Gen. Sherman to
cut the road running from Atlanta 10
Montgomery, says the Louisville Jour
nal, have been grossly aud absurdly ex-
sggerated. Correspondence dated the
9th inst. gives information which shows
that the expedition was complete sue
cess, and that the praises Of those who
CONNECTED it ring through the whole
army. The insinuation tia. part Of
the troops captured supply train con-
tanning liquor and became intoxicated
By using il too freely, has been sustained
By no particle of evidence. A rebel dis
patch from Macon, on the %, says our
raiders reached Newman, on the West
srn road, just after the arrival Of train
which was carrying Roddy's command
to Atlanta; that he attacked them in
front while their pursaers came up in
the rear, upon which our forces broke
and fed. From this il appears that the
disaster was the result Of the sudden
arrival Of Roddy, which was entirely
unexpected. The Macon dispatch claims
but five huodred prisoners, and the Rich.
moud Enquirer OF the % says The dam
age done to the railroads by the expedi-
ton more than compensated for the
loss OF the men that have been captured. "
The raid was directed 10 complete cir
eular sweep around Atlanta; it com
menced ON the east Of the city, destroy
ing several miles of the Augusta road,
and many depots; then swept to the
south ON the Macon road, rendering il
useless for considerable distance, and
destroying material for its reconstruc-
ton, and was striking the road leading
to Montgomery ria West Point, on the
southwest, when il encountered Roddy's
force at Newman. The design was we'll
planned, and would have been fully car,
ried out but for one Of those accidents
which are unavoidable in war. Still
Gen. Sherman regards it As a success
and if he is satisfied the nation ought iC
be satisfied also.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

kins and squashes, with the other vege-
tables which go to make up 81 excellent
garden, are fast maturing, which will
save husdreds Of dollars to the Govern
nent, and furnish good fresh esculents
for the patients under the doctors treat
menment- De Taggart is deserving of
great praise for his energy in suggesting
and carrying out this plan, and we know
the boys who are receiving the benefits
will ever feel grateful to him for it
Were good garden attached to each
Post Hospital, it would De of incacula-
bic advantage to the inmates, as well as
a vast saving to the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

CAN'T BE HUYBUGGE An associa-
ton Of Copperheads of New York, call
ing themselves Working men"-in re
atty all but either the working" or the
'men"-has issued an address ITO the
working men of the United States, set
ting forth the ruin of taxata n, which,
Ike whirlwind, is about to sweep away
the American continent; but the opera
tors behind that screen need not fatter
themselves that the working classes will
respond to their sentiments- They
know full well that this war is breaking
down the plunderers and enslaVers OF
labor, and thus elevating it to the honor
able estimation of the world They
know, also, that as against such aEisto-
Gratis as the shareholders aided by such
spaniels as Northern Copperheads, jus
tice could never be secured to the labor
ing class, should they not be conquered
in this war.
Indeed, the very men who make these
hypoeritical appeals to the working men
have always had superb contempt fol
manual labor aud for those who engaged
in it, hence their abuse Of Lincoln anC
johnson, because they were laborinl
men.
If the laboring men Of this city vii
look around them they will be unable L
find single Democratic leader or aspI
rant for Office who has ever worked for
living.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

A BRICK HOUSE ON MULBERRY STREET,
n containing four rooms.
KnqnIrn at this oiflee. augp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

GETTING Orr OF ATLASTA-Ths At
lsuta editor Of the Mobile Netcs says:
81 can give you no idea Of the excite
nent in Atlanta Everybody seems
to be hurrying of, and especially the
women. Wagons loaded With HOUSEHOLD
furniture and everything that can be
packed upon them crosd every street,
aud women, old and younFisnd children
innumerable, are hurrying to and fro,
leading pet lambs, deer, and other little
household objects Of affection, as though
they intended to save all they could
Every train Of cars is loaded to its at.
most capacity, and there is no grumbling
about seats, for even the fair ones are
but too glad 10 get even 3 sauding place
in box car. The excite Fnent beats any
thing | ever saw, and | hope l may
never witness such again But in tbs
midst Of all this the soldiers are cool,
and ehserlal, and sangnsne."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

THRkE Coon REASONS There are
three good reasons why no European
nower can be induced TO recognize The
Southern Contederacy: lot, Because il
is founded upon slavery, which all civi
lized nations, excrp' our o IN, have con-
demned and repudizted; %, Because
the Coniederacy encourages guerrilla
warfare, which all enlightened powers
long since condemned "a inhuman; Sd
Becsuse of the fearful consequences that
might result fron q war With the United
States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
STRAYED.
REmOVAL.
THns G MAGHRR

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
Il featuring Establishment 20 No. 3 FIRST
STREET. belos Main. lie has large and ols-
gaat assortment Of Home-inadg Work as nne a.
the hnsat, guaranteed a. good "a the best" aud
fsr SAX ~ cheap ~ the cheapest" aud littla
cheaper.
His entire stos - consisting Of fns BnEgy,
Coach, and Carriage Harness, Light TrottiBg.
Heavy Wagon. Dray. aud Expfsss Harness, sad
any quantity. Collars, Girth1, suFciuglas, Check
Lnea, Military Work In short, everything in
Bis iins. frum Hams strap 70 Monitor Fad
els"-hAs been manufactured under his imrne-
diats Euparvisioe, by aklllfui aud experienced
work man, and Il now odsr~d 70 the trade 81
EASTERN PRICES. Being abs 10 eompst. sRe-
eessfully With anything ia the market. 30 style,
hsish, durability, and price, be ouiy asks trial.
Call and examine for yourselves. apps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

ALARM AT MONTGOMERY, ALA.-The
Mobile Tribune contains letter from
Montgomery, Alabama, in which 1t is
stated that there was great alarm in
that nest Of rebels. The public funds
had been removed, and likewise the
funds in the banks. Guards were sent
around town on the 7lh Of July, to bring
in oil the men who had not volunteered,
and 10 force them into the ranks. The
place is poorly defended.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

A Coon HTT-Lsst Sunday the Rev
Mr. MeMallen preached a var sermon
in Lafayette, Ind in which be told the
pious copperheads that in a single bat
tie fought by the Hebrews 10000 were
slain and 100000 carried into captivity
Bat the best thing be told them WAS tha.
intemperanee carries of 10000 Of our
males every year, or more than have
fallen in battle for national life in three
years, and yet they have not howled once
ahnnt II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

sSAdah IsaaCs Menkin, wife Of Or
phens c. Kerr, has run away from him
We wonder whether he will run after her
The ancient 0rpheus went to hell after
his wife. Perhaps the modern orpheus
thinks he might catch hell if he we're to
overtaks his, says the Louisville Jo.r.
nal, the poor fellow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
WANTED.

DoARDERS.-A few day Bsarders can be &C
d eomrodsted at No. 90 Second street.
auge-dlw.
CcH0oL TEACHER Bv the Congregation
. BsnAi Israel, = competent Male 1esnher Of the
Eng lish Branches TO take charge Of their 5, hcol
about the let Of Septemb next. Salary liberal.
Fer particulars, apply to
d. HERMANN, President.
wM. LowENTHAL. seet'y. iuis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
CO-PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE,
- tne Endersign~d; have this day formed Co
partnership under ths style OF Doeksr pu.cu.
Chef, for the purpose Of carrying On the rrcduc.
and commission business
The patronage Of the public ts rssp.eSfzi1x "a.
iieitsd- SAA'L y. DOCKER
angie J. @. Dus0uCEET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

4 AOUD skAsvNtD MoOD-THOsE DESIR-
NJ ing TO lay in their sepply for the winter will
De well 70 call early at Jchn Rasoh's Grocery, cor
nss ~ vine aud Sixth streets.
angi.imd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A GOOD BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING
n Sewn roms situated NEAR the south eas
co. Bsr Of Wal ut aud Fist street Possession
given within non D.
Fer turthrr p rficulsr inquire OF
1yx7 JOHN GREEK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

INFORMATION wANTep.

NOTICE. Jacob Benusr, Of Cincinnati, ohio,
~ Who passed Evansville on the steamer Empe-
ror o. his way 80 Ne8 Orleans, va. missed on
tia boat on is arrival 1T Battery Rock, opposite
Cazeytfl o. about the lst day of Juiy, and Il sap
posed g. be rowurd
Ans ore abl 20 give any information In refer
ence f. him or his remains viii be literally re-
waTiled AZ the time mention d, he wes about
sixty years 81 age. stoutl built. black hair, aud
about I've feet six sches In height.
Al the friends Of Humanity showing anything
Of his remains. will please address
THOMAS KERTH,
Evansville. lid.
The papers along the river viii please give this
q plaes ia their columns. aug6.d3w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
ELECTION.

OFFICE or TIE EvAxsvILLE ISsuRAScE Co,
EVANSVILLE. Ia, Aug. II, Ises-
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY
IL are hereby notified that the annual election
Tor nine Directors will be held a. the ocs Of the
company, On the first MoadAy Of September
next oetSse the hours OF enc and four P II.
By order Of the Beard
lzuglIt5l WHIT PAaH. s~er.txry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
GOLD PENS.
@. ?. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

All Pens Ter ny Sats-raark, ~C p BARNEs
ExrAA Lot. AZ" for which have s@.nr~d the
sPg-49A, ard are warranted Il czrats fse and
PERFECT 10 every respect Seut BY mail or express
70 any part Of the country receipt Of price and
ret@rn eAayg~ Persons ordering vii pleas state
ihs sire add styis desired whether hard or soft.
1ns OF coaTse aud II the pen should fail to piez.e
er prove detective, they viii have the privilege Of
s1eaan<ing- dedEetion Of hfesn ger cent al
LEVIED on orders 81 So or over, szd TWENTY-FIVE
PET esnf On thoss CISCO. Liberal discount made
70 the trade. Old pens repaired in the best man
ner Tor hifJ cents (and Ramp t-seaeh. CircH-
lars showing siEsz, styles, &ad prices Of Watches
seat FREE 70 any address. Address
c. P BARNES,
Dealer IN Gold Pens and AHKErcAy wATcsEs.
~ Main Street, cor. Sixth, Louisville, KY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
CO-PARTNERsHTP.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TaEAsuET DEFAErNEgr, July 95th, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SUB
~ scTtptlons will BE- receivsd by the Treasurer II
the United States, the several Assistant TreAaur-
eTs aud designated Depositariss, and BY the Ma
tional Banks designated and qualified a. DEPOSIT
taFfeE aud Financial Agents, for Treasury Notes
payable three years from August 18Th, 1864. bear
ing Interest AZ the rate Of aud three eutha
per cent. per annum. with semi-anEual coupons
alta bed, payable 10 iawfal money.
These nitrs will he convertible, al the option Il
the holder, ss maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing boads- rsaee msbia after Ave and payable
twenty years nom August 18th, 1897.
The Notes will BE- Issued Ia denominations Of
fifty, one hund ed, FIVE hundrcd, one thousand,
and Eve thousand dollars, and will he issu in
blank, or payable 70 order, a. may BE- directed by
the subscTihers.
All subscriptions must b. for fry dollars, or
some muifipis Of ffty dollars
Duplicate certificates wiii BE- issued for all de-
Posits. The party depositing must endorse upon
the original eeTtiheats tbs determination II notes
required. and whether they are 70 Be Issued In
blank OF payable % order When 50 endorsed IL
must b left with the officer receiving the deposit
70 be forwarded 10 this Department.
The Notes will to transmitted 20 the owners free
Of transportation charges soon after the receipt
Of the original Certificates Of Deposit a. they can
be prepared.
Iaieress viii b allowed TO Angus, 18th on all
deposits mads prior to that date and will be paid
BY the Department upon the receipt Of the orgin-
al certificates.
A the notes draw interest fsom August 18th,
persons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued fun date Of note to
date Of dep zit
Parties dspoEitinE twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards Ct thes- notes At any one tine. Wiii
Re all wed commission II ore quarter d cos
PER cent. which will lie paid hy this depart rent
upon the rroeipi Of bell fyr tbs amount esrttasd
- b. the efhcrr with whau the ceP,sit vas made
No deductions for commissions must be made from
thu deposits.
Oaioers rec living deposits vii that the prop
eF endorsements sFe made upon the original Ger
tifestes
Aiaffcsns authorized 70 receive deposits arr re-
qu sted give the applicants al desired in ornla
zion, ard afford every 4 illty for making sob
seriptions.
Y. r FEgSENDEg
Ser tAry u the Treasury.
SabsrripfiJTs wiIl be civ. BY TIE FIrst Ma
tonai Back Of EvansFilis. Indiana. and al p
p abe 3ahks aud Baukers throBg hOuf The co 4
try all doubtless affofd facilities 20 subscribers.
aus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
Nothing More than his Duty

We are not aware that our contempt
rsry, the Republican,, has ever been
accused Of being particularly witty, but
it certainly is sometimes funny II has
been so especially in its course respect
ing the o. A. L. conspiracy. A few
days ago it was ell incredibly on the
subject, and was disposed to make light
Of the exposure. After Greene B. Smith,
the Grand Secretary, confessed the whole
thing, and the clearest proof of the plot
vas published, the Republican accom-
panied its comments upon the subject
with the declaration that "W We do not,
such conspiracy" At another time i.
branded the whole story MS "chops and
tomato sauce" and pronounced it an
q imaginary" plot in which none but
"zanies would deposit their credulity
Now. what do We see but our contempt
rary comphmenting Provost Marshal
General SaudersoB for his zeal and
energy in developing this very plot, and
saving that he had done bis duty.
" Col Sanderson, it says in its issue Of
yesterday, in his exposition of the
Order of 20. 4. &. has done nothing
more than his duty" Nothing more
than his duty in bis exposition of this
" imaginary o. A. h" as the Repubh-
can called il in its "chops and tomato
sauce article. That is good But it
would be interesting to know how much
assistance Col. Sanderson has received
from the Republican in the discharge Of
his patriotic duty. Has the Republican
done its duty, in making sport of San
derson and all who assisted him in the
work of exposition Missouri Dem,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
Uniom Executive Committee, list
District.

Union Executive Committee, list
District.
naetss.-JoHE YAH TRgEs, principals
W. v. THoaPs ~, nhngcBt.
Dssbeis--JoHs MANs, principal
EnNEsT PfcEHARDT, contingent.
gibsos IN u. FRESoB, principal;
JAMS 7 ENBRGE cont ngent.
EsaH.--MILros p GHEE, principal;
JAN . s. Pa.TtHE contingent.
-LEsIs Books principal;
MICHAEL REILLY. sontingent.
PILs.--foobLErT MnEatH, principal;
p. @. IIAMao con ingrnt.
Poasy -JoHN A Ma n, pri pol;
81 Rooms ca ting0nt.
ESssosy.-J.MsF RLET, prlB irnl
R.T KgrcHEv L ntingent.
ranalsrburoh -RLvsH III sos pruciI al.
J xEs II Nc ~ X contingent.
wavvisk.-IoHs HANpY, principal
u. HuDsP ~. eOnilHRrnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
MEDICAL.

n7 JOHN WALKER has taken possession
IL Of his Old Office, on Third street. II the rear
Of the Washington Hotel. His residen is on
Locust rect besvesa ixth and seventh Streets
he sill attend faithfully 10 professional calls as
fornsriy. JUS su
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
Organic Weakness.

Les q natural sigar, nervous and general a.
bilityi with skin ernpiieHs, fever SORES, gains /
cary bone aud muscle, los Of memory, haadact
and dizziness, night dreams, emf si.sus. impc
tfneo, etc. etc AID the endless other saaerinf
which siilct sn,h patient will be cared s
means at p 'esrni ~ "a all the NeE York Cit
Hospitals, and those Ia Bro layn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be candidate for
County Surveyor at the ensuing oc<obsr slsetson,
on qualifications alone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

Yon ELECTORS AT LAE0E.
David 3. Gooding, Ct Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Vlgo.
roe STATE ELEeToEs.
lss District-James @. Denny, Of Knox.
John s. Houghland, d speEesr
"a DiEtrict-Cyrus y. Nixon, Of Clark.
Franeis Wester, 81 Lagrange.
- Dlstrlet-Henry r. PTitchErd, Of Bartholo-
new.
Madison Evans, Of Lawrence.
s4h Dlatrlet-Leonidgs sexton, % Ensh.
Nv. gyger, % franklin.
ksh Distriet--Benj r. Claypool, Of Fayette.
Joshua II. Mellott. - Henry.
9Th Ioistriet--J. j. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. G. Green, Of shelby. g..
7gh Dislriet--John Osborn, 81 Putnam.
Th0nHs n. Rice, Of Psrke.
sth Diatriet-R r. Davidson, Of Tippscsnoe.
Benz. Gregory, Of Wsrre1.
a.h DistTiet-James r. Beiford Of White.
Aaron Guerney, o. Porter
1e:h DIstrist-T. n. Dickinson, Of Dekaib.
Hailet Kiihourne, Of EikhaTt.
lish Dlntrict-Iohn NJ Wallace, o. Grant.
James NJ Templer, Of Jay.