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ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER

OOuG nLLiIf run l0E OUfFEnEh
This salve is a vegetable prepara-1n. i-v-lc
ed In the l7.h century, BY d. Wv. tzl-E,
surgeon IN King James's army. I.-o--- rs
agency he cured thousands Of most se-.ol- s.-H
and wounds that baffied the skill Of the q
eminent physicians of his dav. and WIS re-l--.
BY all who knew him as q public benCl--;--.
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Graee's Celebrated Saly, cures Scal63.
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Gracs's Celebrated salvo e1res C5raS
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Felo-l.
6races Celebrated salvs cures Fro Li1-1a
Graee's Celebrated salvs cures Wens.
ersee's Celebrated sslve cures Callo1so,
ersee's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rh--1-
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures ChiIllai1s
Grtee's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast
6rsee's Celebrated salvo cures Sore Lips.
Graee's Celebrated salvs cures EryziPc'l, s1-''
Grsce's Celebrated salvo cures AbsccsccA
Grsce's Celebrated salvo cures Ulcers.
traces Celebrated salve cures Chap2,d Fs'a'
6Tace's Celebrated sslvo cures RIagwoT1s.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most seq
nature down to a common Pimple. Il r
Gates Plmples from the face. and beaucl-s
SKIN There Is no pr parati0n before The
that car equal tbs Salve IN prompt AMI .
g-tlc action for the speedy cure Of cytctla-
eases, d tho-e who have tr.cd rs virtues t5,-
Soldiers. Sailors, and Fizhcrnen, VII fl-1 i
S1lve Their best friend.
/. has none Of the irritating heating ----
t,cs Of other remedies, bur cools. cleanse.
heals the most serious Sores and W-
Livery family. and especially those cor
children. should lscep a box on hand ID
aeeld M, for It viii save them much t-1--.
suffering, and money. Al il wants IS 2 -
tIlal 10 eurc old AMI izvcicrate ScIcs.
MANUFACTURED By
WILLARD GRAC-.
Au.s,urs. t
F-io@ . cats 4,it 81 -r- Boz
Great saviu- r. made by rakiu- rle lar-a-
Zach d = has the "a love eat and tire C-.
the proprietor signature attached Co o.. v.
duly eoPy-rigitcd
GEORGE G.. GuurNIN a co.
J5 Hanover street, Boston.
General AGENTS inr New En-lrrd.
.fKAcE's SALvE can d. otf- lnei ~ 81 The re-l-
ahie Druggists and C0unrl stores 1vrTy WHERE
April 30th. l-t3. wI2r
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For Wounds. either Occaisoned by the
bayOnet. Sabre or the Bullet,


t. which every soldier Or SAILOR arc liable Tier
are lU medicines SO safe. sure and Convenient AZ
uud almost 'lS NJ sufferer might have HE wound.
dressed Immediately Il he " uld only provide hun
- f Will this mstcless Ointment. which should Boo
thrust intn che wound AM s1eafed all round 10
thea cover with piece OF linen from bis kuapsac.
ami compressed with A hand herchief Taking nizhf
and morning IL or eight Pills O. cool the ,ysten
and prevent Inflammation
Every soldiers kuapsack and Seaman's Oh
should - crowded with these valuable Remedies
cat TlON.-None are genuine unless tn,
guui> -' Holloway, Newly ORR and London are dis
cernahie water-mark In every leaf o. the boob
u directions around each pot or box the same mat
be plainly seen hy holding the eai o. the light.
handsome reward will Ice given o. anv one render
such Information n will lead 90 the detection o'
any party OF parties cuunterfelting the medicines u
venting the zane, knowing them a. he spurious
- sold At the Mandatory Of Professor. H1llo-
way, ~ Maiden Lane, New York and by al re
pectaole Druggists and Dealers in Medicin,
throughout the civilized world, in boxes At IS cent
81 cents and 81.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y B. Directions fer the guidance Of patients il
every disorder are affixed 70 each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have show Cards. Circulars, n c. sent
FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN Lane, y. Y.
JOHN r. HENRY 4 CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
English 4 American Patent Medicines,
Hair oib ard R,storsfiiss, Per6.nery sfs0
siEds, &C., &c.
John 2 Henry, WATERBURY. VI and
B. B. johnson MONTREAL, c. E.
GEEERAL Agents. FoR HoLLowAY's MEDICINES.
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/ - lisa reliefto 70 the hardest part Of Washing
/ / day.
-nd. enables the Washing to be done IN one third
less time
! 3rd.-It saves its cost BY saving the Clothos
fth.-It helps TO WASH the Clothes a. we'll ~ nRr
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.

DR. MATTISON's INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
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A FRIEND N NEED. rRrlr.

DR.>W EEr'S BLELININENT
Is for sale hy all Dru. 1,ts. Price . .nd 81 ceuts
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New STYLES Of Tea sets, Castors Fruit. Preserve.
Cake, Gard and other dishes, spoons Forks La
es. Pie ant Fish Knives aud most all kinds u
handsome Plated Go0ds.
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AIDES and Misses skating B. ois, made Of PEBBLE
L. calf, DOUBLE soles ami lined with faBnel.
Just received At PRUUTYS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

CAPT. JIN Wilson. were delight.
ed to meet Capt. Jim Wilson, the guer-
rilla hunter, in the city yesterday, and
TO receive his personal assurance that
he had not been killed by the gray
backs" as has been frequently reported
A short time since, while he was out
hunting, the "gyrills" went to bis house
and broke it open, and stole and destroy
ed all he possessed, including his wife's
clothing. They also got his Henry rife,
which was a severe loss to him, but Gov.
Bramlette replaced it with another.
Wilson and Yarber have consolidated
their companies, and Wilson is now Cap
tain and Yarber is First Lieutenant 1t
is our private opinion that the Johnnies
will find it most healthy 10 keep out Of
range Of his Henry rife. Capt. Jim
has made many hairbroadth escapes, and
has several times received rough treat
ment from the guerrilas and is bound to
get even with them. lie is perfect
man Of iron, his flesh and muscles being
as hard as brick He goes from here
10 Frankfort, to procure clothing and
equipments for his men. Placed in com
mand Of a regiment Of tried men, Will
son would free the Green river country
from the presence Of the marAuders and
horse.thieves who are now holding high
carnival in that region.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

LOUISVILLE, Aug 1.-The remains Of
Gen Greathouse, recently Colonel Of the
4Sth- Illinois, passed here for bis home
this evening.
About daylight yesterday morning 20
guerrillas, under command OF DuPoster,
entered Brandenharg. Ky, and we're
driven out by Eve home guards, armed
with doubleb arreled shot guns.
The guerrillas demanded an immedi-
ate surrender Of the town, and said sha,
If there was y shot fred at them By any
person in the town, they would burn the
place and shoot every citizen Duposier
and Capt Bryant are commanding the
Confederate forces ia Meade county
XIV. The home guards refused TO com
ply, but prepared to defend she tewn-
The mail boat passed mp the river about
sunset Firing was heard, and it vas
supposed al engagement was prog ress
ing. Farther particulars are not obtain
able tonight
The Democratic Convention at JefFer
sonvilIe, to-day, was largely attended
and Hon NJ C. Kerr was nominated Il
represent the Second District in Con
gFess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Maefinp an fhe Bar.

I Alta meeting of the Evansville Bar
last evening, for the purpose Of passing
resolutions and taking action in
reference TO the death Of Col Walker,
the following resolutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Disposer Of human events to take from
this life our esteemed friend, Lieutenant
Colonel William H. Walker, a member
of this Bar, in the vigor Of his early
manhood and dawn Of his usefulness; be
it therefore,
Resol1ed, By the members Of the Rv-
ansville Bar, that in the death Of Col.
Walker they sustain loss Of an honor
able, upright and conscientious member
Of their profession.
That they recognize in the life Of Col
Walker those virtues and sterling quail
ties which go to make up a true man
hood-honor, integrity Of purpose and
patriotism.
That no less than the loss to this Bar
de they feel his death a loss to society,
and especially to his country, at a time
when she needs the services Of her best
officers.
That they tender their coincidence and
warmest sympathies to his parents and
the family Of which be was a member.
That they attend bis funeral in body
and wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days
That a copy Of these resolutions be
furnished the city papers for publication,
and copy presented to the family Of
the deceased by the Secretary of this
meeting.
On motion, Mr.. Meyer and Mr.. Marsh
were appointed to present the above res
olutions to the Circuit Court and Court
of Common Pleas, to be entered .upon
the records Of the said Courts.
THOMAS +. GARvIN, President
CHAs. f. MARsB, Secy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
The Overland Route.

Denver CRY, Aug. l0-To relieve
probable misappFehension in regard to
the safety of the Overland Route, it is
proper to say that although the Indians
have been very troublesome of late in
attacking uaarmed trains and murder
ing emigrsnis unable to defend them
selves, there has been no attack as yet,
so far as known, upon the mail coaches
which run regularly both ways. The
mails were ordered 10 be- stopped al
Atchison today by the Superintendent
of the Overland Line, owing to stock
being carried OF from some Of the sta
tons; but it IS believed that our troops
are being so distributed along the route
as fully to protect il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

WAsHTSGroN, August lilo ? NJ.
10 Major General Dir:
A dispatch from General Grant, Just
received, reports the casualties By the
explosion Of the ammunition barge at
CITY Point on the 9th as follows: killed,
II enlisted men, . citizen employees,
citizen no, employed by the Government
and IS colored laborers; wounded, 3
commissioned Offices. 4 enlisted men. ! 5
citizen employees, and 50 oolored labor
ers, besides these there we're is others,
wounded soldiers and citizens, not be-
longing about the wharf. The damage
to property was large, but have not the
means Of repOrtingit. The cause Ct the
explosion has not been ascertaiued.
Signed +. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Another Flour AT sLAuaHrERsvILLE.

ANOTHER Flour AT SLAUGHTERsvILLE
We learn tina. sharp fight occurred
OF Wednesday near Slaughtersville, be-
tween portion Of Adam Johnsons men
and part of Capt Jim Wilson's com.
pany Of Kentucky rangers, under COM
mand of Lieut.. Yarber.
Lieut. Ysrber, with Is men, came sud.
denly on the guerrilas, commanded by
johnson in person, and event for them.
The result of the eight was that the GU
errillas were routed, with loss Of 5
killed, wounded, and As prisoners left
in the hands of Lieut. Yarber. lf this
report is true, and it comes from highly
respectable source, it Was most bril-
liant affair, and shows that the cowardly
bordes of guerrillas now infesting the
Green river country are not to have
things all their own way.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

sS- We learn that about $4,000 or
$4,000 have been subscribed in this
city and township to pay bountios to
volunteers under the last call Of the
President for troops.
We also learn it is proposed By GER
tain gentlemen TO publish the names of
those who refused to give to this object.
1t would probably be we'll TO publish
the names Of those who refused last
wintert TO give to the Sanitary Commits
sion for the reliefof our sick and wound
ed soldiers. We are rather inclined to
iavor tie draft.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

FUNERAL or LfErT COLONEL w. IL,
WALEER--The remains Of Lieat Colo
mel w II Walker will be buried this
afternoon at Oak Hill Cemetery, with
military honora The different compa-
MES OF the Indiana Legion, together
with two companies Of the Second Bat
TALON stationed al this post, will be in
attendance, all under command of Capt
Tombler, Commandant Of the Post.
The members Of the Bar will serve as
pallbearers
Ats AN the deceased will be taken,
with IA military escort, from the family
residence, on Locust Street, to the Lo-
Gust Street NJ. t. Church, where the body
will lie in state until IN
The funeral services will be conducted
by the Rev. a. Fellows, in the church,
commencing at three Pm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

AFFAIRS AT HENDERSON, learn
from persons from Henderson yesterday
that guerrillas in small numbers are in
that town daily and that they are meet
ing with fine success recruiting, the cit
liens aocking to their standard in large
numbers.
Some Of their forces, it is said, have
started South, and it is believed By some
that the object of the coming of Adam
johnson was 10 recruit all he can and
steal all he can and then make his way
to the South. Nevertheless, it would be
we'll to watch his movements closely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
LYos's KATmAIHon.

Ksthalryn ls from the Greek word s'Eathro," or
''Ksthairo," signiying TO cleanse. rsiuTinats and
restore. This article IL what its name signifies.
For preserving, restoring aud bsautifying the
human hair il l. the most remarkable preparation
10 the uorid. II IL again oEned and put up By
the original proprietor. and is nov made With the
sane care skill and attention which gays q .
sale Of over enc million bottles per annuB.
Il Is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
II srsdieates seurf aud dandrun.
II keeps the Eesa cool and clean.
II makes the hair. rich, scft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling on AHa iurs-
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or geatleman who values bsaqfifui
hsad ofhslr shoaid USE Lyons KatbairoH- II IL
/ known and u throughout tbs sisiiissd world.
| Sold By all rsspsctabls dealers.
DEHAs BARNES A co.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

MsMPHIs, Aug 9-Yesierday a citizen
came into our lines near Lafayette, and
applied to the commandment Of the post
for protection and permission to remove
bis household goods inside the lines
A guard OF eight men were seat 90
bring them in. After entering his house
the man fed, aud upon attempting to
come out the guard was surrounded by
Is or 80 guerrillas, Five Of our men
escaped; the other three surrendered,
after which the guerrilIas murdered
them.
The men belonged to the 18th Illinois
infantry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.-Three more
of the Western coun;erfeiters arrived
here and have been committed to the
Old Capitol Prison.
Thirty-nine rebel officers were to-day
sent to Fort Delaware.
Seven deserters from the army, found
guilty Of desertion and sentenced to be
shot, had their sentences committed to
confinement on the Dry TortugaS
The amount of subscriptions to the
! 30-l00 Lean reported at the Treasury
Department to-day is nearly $500 600
S. B. Colby, of Vermont, was to-day
sworn in as Register of the Treasury, in
place of L. L Chittenden, resigned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR A p II.
stonenaan's Raid.

NEW YoRK, aug. 10. = Information
from Marietta Of the 6th inst gives par
ticuIars of Ssoneman' raid. On the
9th of July the 9Th and 9th Indiana cav
airy, with two sections Of the 24th Indi-
ana battery, set out for Macon to relieve
the Union officers imprisoned there.
The expedition arrived too late. The
rebels had removed the prisoners 10 q
place Of greater safety. Gen. MeCook' 5
forces started at the same time to effect
q junction with Stoneman, but were over
taken by an overpoWering force, and
were obliged to let Stoseman's force cut
its WAY out The rebels attacked them
on Saturday, July Both. The engage
ment lasted all that day, until late that
night. Sunday night found them com
pletely surrounded. Col Adams, find
ing resistance useless, escaped TO Ma
rietta. Col Copperon, with his com
mand, escaped once, but was again
surrounded, and his men cut to pieces
The 9Th Indiana cut through the enc
my's ranks, but were again attacked,
and their fate is unknown to our in
formant Gen. Stoneman, Coils. BiddIe
and Batter, Majors Thompson and Soap
er, Capts. Whitman, Elliott, and Haney,
Lieuts Anderson, Stanton, Anget, Lind
say, Joplin, Hubbard, Miller. Simmons,
and Clegg are prisoners; Lieut. Chit
tenden is killed. Co |, 9Th Ind. Cav,
lost fearfully A soldier who escaped
reports that the rebels surprised Cop
peron's camp, shooting his men and
Draining them with their guns while
asleep. The 5Sth Indiana lost about
400 men. Some $50 prisoners of war,
including Is commissioned officers, ar
rived here to-day.
Maj. Gen. Palmer reached here this
evening, en- route for Washington. II is
reported that be has been relieved Of
the Fourteenth Corps.
We have information that Col Cop
peron, with several squads Of his men,
is in Marietta This will reduce Stone
mans loss to less than 1000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
War DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Aug. l0-9:30 p. n.
To Maj Gen. Dir
No further intelligence has been re-
ceiyed from Mobile. except from desert
ers, who report the capture OF the city,
but nothing Official!
Gen. sherman reports all veil, and
that he is knocking Atlanta with I zach
shells
No movement has been made by oar
forces in front Of Petersburg. Sheridan
has not been heard from to-day.
SiRned +. u SrASroS.
Sec'y Of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
sh.r,a.n pur.u,,x a.. R.e.,.,

New YoRx, Aug. II. The POsfs
Washington special SAYS that reports
from the Shenandoah Valley represent
that Sheridan is pursuing the retreating
forces of Early, and that there is a
strong probability that he viii Overtake
them and force q battle.
Gold made a slight advance this alter
noon, under sensation rumors that the
rebels had advanced again and crossed
the Upper Po,omae-closing quotations
o56s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
PLANTATION RTTTFPs

uhieh aro nov recommended By the highest medi
cal authorities, and warranted 10 produce an .ua-
ass'iioie bgneaoial effect. They ars exceedingly
agreeable, lerioe- ~ pms. aad must sHperoaed ali
other ionics who're healthy, gentle al malsai is
required.
They pHrify, strengthen aud iayiEorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They arc an antidols 10 change Of water and
DIET
They osvsooms the Effects Of dissipation aud
late hours.
Thsy Strengthen tho system ana shiivsa ,hs
the mind.
They prevent IalAssnaile aud lHtsrmittsat n.
veFs.
They purify the breath aud asldity q tue
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aad Constipation.
They cure DisrFhea sad Cholera Morbns
They eure Liver Complaint and Ssfroas
Headache.
They make the weak sirong. the languid be u
liant. and are exhausted natures grcat restorer.
They composed Of thu celebrated caiisaya bark.
viniersreen, sassNiras, reefs aud hsrbs, all pro-
served 10 perfectly pufs 81. croiK rsm. Fsr par
ticniars, see circulars and testimonials around
ssch bottle.
beware u impostorz. Examine every bottle.
See that IL has private &. =. Stamp unmut-
lated over the cork. With plantation scope, and
cur signature on q nns steel plate side label see
that osr bottle Is not re.hiisa With spurious aud
dsisteriens stuff. Any person pretending 20 ssli
Plantation Biters - the gallon or Ia bulk. is az
iwpsstar. Any person initiating this bottls, or
sslllng any other material therein, whether called
Plantation hitters net, is acritsinal aRdsr the
o. :. Law, aud viii BE 30 prosecuted BY Us. We
already have oHr eye several parties rs-hIling
our bottles. a., Who viii succeed In getting
themselves iBto close quarters. Tbs demand for
brakes Plantation bitleFa from ladies. clergy
men. merchants, SC, IL ineFsdibls. The simpls
trial Of bottle ia the evidence present Of thsi'
worth and sugeri0rity, They are said b. all r.
srsetAbis druggists. grocsrs, physicians, hotels.
saloons, steamboats,, and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE 4 co.
Ne s02 Broadway. NY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Irnnnrtnnf neeIstnn-

WAsEHsToS, Aug. 1.-The decision
OF Acting Commissioner Rollins that
3O-lOO Tressury-notes are liable to
taxation applies only TO banks that hold
them as part of their capital stock.
The FIRST section of the last Loan Act
expressly exempts all Z. s. Treasury
notes as well as bonds from State and
municipal taxation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

B&0~We have rumors from Nashville
and New Albany that the little steamer
Try Ia was captured and burned by the
guerrillas on Saturday last, on Harpeth
Shoals, in the cumberland river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

PERsoNAt--Among the distinguished
gentlemen sojourning in the city, We are
pleased to meet Col Cavins, OF the l4th
Ind. who is now acting as ChiefofStafi
to Maj. Gen. Hughes; also Capt. John
Day, Of the 2lst Ind, nov the lat Indi-
ana Heavy Artillery.
Both these gentlemen have served
with distinction for three years, aud Gen
Hughes displays good Judgment 10 Sc
lecting them for duty on his siaG,
The latter is acting as Chiefof Artil-
lery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

APPOINTMENTS The Union men in
the counties named viii please remem-
Der the appointments of Judge Goodiug,
published under our editorial head and
make all the necessary arrangements to
get out large crowds, The Judge will
entertain them we'll and give them good
advice.
The Centerville meeting is of course
to be at Centsrville, Spencer county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

WESTERN TRooPs To BE PAID.-Drafts,
amounting to nearly Eve millions of dol
lars, passed the Treasury office in Wash
ington on Friday last The money will
be sent to Louisville aud St Louis i'm
mediately, for the payment of the West
ern troops.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

cure with q ss.sstable NsutraiiEer. which At once
arrests the di-s ssd very the last
" tiee froEi the systsni, leaving she patient -
vigorous and healthy, sud the skiu freah aud
Blooming as before tin dis-ass WAS contracted
ma matter Of how long siRudinS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
River News.

The only items of River news tha. we
can find is the arrival Of the Kate Roll
inson, Genaie Hopkins aud one or two
other boats out of the Tennessee River.
The Alice out of Green River, and the
line Of small packets between this city
aud Henderson.
The Charmer had not arrived from
Cairo, nor the Llewellyn from Louisville,
at late hour last evening.
The River is rising above and we may
expect slight swell here
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

Say A portion of tho 10th Indiana
Regiment, Veterans, arrived in this city
last night under command of Lieutenant
Forgy.
The Indianapolis papers say their dss-
tination is Mt, Vernon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

Nav YoRE, August 1.-The Posts
Baltimore correspondent says a paper
written BY II. W. Davis is in circslation
calling Union Convention at Buffalo
to make nominations for President and
Vice President Il strongly arrRigns
the Administration for short comings,
and urges the setting of il aside to pre-
vent anarchy and rebellios.
The ComRerciaTs Washington special
says the story Of Secretary Stanton S
resignation was premature, and the re-
ported resignaiiO0 of Seward, Blair and
Wells was entirely without foundation.
The National IHteiligencer argos the
nomination of Senator Cowan at Chi
eago
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

sSS- General Hughes was expected in
the city last night on business connected
with the defence of the border.
A number Of bis friends went to the
depot to meet him, but we're disappoint.
ed by bis non arrival