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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
ps. Mmsrs. Angus. IS. 1851.


GEN y. B. BAKER Il desire the policy
by which shall be governed in organizing
the Militia to be well understood. am de.
tcrmned at all hazards that there shall be no
Paw paw arrangement in Iowa. To this end
be careful, and commission those only who
are known to be strictly loyal. Issue no
arms 10 companies until satisfied by positive
proof that they are organized II, good faith
by good men. ". NJ STONE.
That's the time the nail got good
whack on the head. We all, who are loyal
and love our land, want no Paw-paw ar.
rangement in Iowa. Copperheads who have
thought to hatch UP such a thing doubtless
find themselves in extreme grief. If The cops.
desire to fight this country in its efforts to
subduc the rebellion, let them furnish their
own arms, or make application to Jefferson
Davis, Esq. The State Of Iowa isn't dispos-
ing OF goods Just now to such sort Of Gus.
toners. In Missouri disloyal men have taken
advantage of the militia law to procure arms
for dsloyal purposes, and their organizations
are known as +" The Paw paw Militia" That
Copperheads in Iowa have had thoughts of
initiating their Missouri friends there is but
little doubt. So this blow from Gov. Stone
comes in good time and in a good place. II
am determined at all hazards that there shall
be no Pawp arrangement in Iowa
Amen .f Sc y S's ...r ~ ... III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

TIE Dubuque Times says.tha:en Saturday
there was perfect rush Of men fer excmp-
non papers at the Provost Marsilais office.
~. moro than ouc.thir1 Of those who nf,.
E1icl succeeded in sc,tin: certificates. Come
IL, oa,t Of liz draft. How Gre you Dubuqnr::
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
syTlER COUNTY CONVENTION.

There will be Convention Of Delegates Of the Union
Republicans Of Butler County Iowa. held at Butler Cen
ter Monday, the 9Th day Ct September, 1884, at ~
ecoes NJ to nominate candidates for the Office Of Clerk
Of the District Court County Recorder and Coroner The
ratio ALL be delegate for every
votes and delegate for every fraction Of FIVE over
eaE. for William NJ Stone for Governor in 1863
The number Of delegates to which each township will be
entitled 10 as fsliovs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
TAX SALE.
BUTLER co. IOWA.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
in that on Monday, the 3rd day Of DC.
tober, A. D. 1854, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
4. n. OF said day. Z shall offer for sale, at
the Court House m Butler Center, Butler
County, Iowa, the lands and town lots
described in the following list, for the de-
linGuent taxes OF the year 1863, and the
taxes, interest and costs ~ that and pre-
vious years, upon which the same remain
due and delinquent; unless the said tax
Is. Interest and costs be soonsr pad.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The electors will meet in their several townships ht
such time and place their several township committee
may designate to elect delegates TO the County conyen
ficn
BY order Of Executive Committee.
JAS. ". DAVIS, Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

gIyIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il the farm and premises occupied by him, situated
two miles East of Cedar Falls. The farm is well mproS
ed and is well known Of the best farms In the
county. TO any DESTROYS OF continuing the dairy
business already commenced, this Is opportunity sell
dom equaled. For particulars enquire the premises
or of John H. Brown, Cedar Falls. I...- "a
41-u y. sTEARNS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

ErlIrU COUNTY FAiR.--Ihe Sixth Annual
Fair Of the Butler County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will be held at Butler Center. on Thurs
day and Friday, Sept. 18th and 10Th, 1864.
over one hundred dollars in premiums are
offered, and no pains are being spared to
make It the best exhibition ever held in Tie
ceanty. 4 good track has been prepared on
which to test the speed and style Of horses
The following are the otficers': President
7. G.. Copeland; Vice President, y. Ohm
stead; Secretary, James w. Davis Treas
urer, Sylvester Rice; Executive Committee
.Ismas Collar, J. NJ. Nichols, s. Williams,
Peter Coye. Alexander Glenn Marshal, NJ.
N2lcrbccl Superintendent of the Grounds,
i. Williams. Ellis have been issued from
this office giving the premium list, pro-
granne, etc, to which. the attention Of those
interested is directed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

NEXT Monday august 20th the "Dim.
micratie' Convention meets in Chicago
Somebody is sure to get hurt, and somebody
is sure to so overheard. Perhaps they'll play
Charleston, or perhaps the difference will be
split, instead Of The Convention, and the
hurt divided. There is no doubt but they'll
play the devil in any event. Perhaps they'll
nominate that little relic OF Chickahominy-
then, again, perhaps they won't. This is
about all VIZ know Of the Dmmicratic'
Convention which is to meet in Chicago on
Monday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
CUcUMBERs For SALE,

TNIlE undersigned have for sale large quantity Of 1n'
4 CUCUMBERS SUITABLE FOR PICKLlNG. Nde
sired they will pickle parties who win furnish bar
reis and pickling ingredients. Apply soon to
SLOAN & BANCROFT.
Cedar Fails August &c 1864. 222w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

THE first number of Joe. Baush's Jour-
nal, which. he proposes to run at Sioux City,
is at hand, and we heartily welcome it to
newspaperdom. We trust Joe. may be be-
yond all anticipation successful in his enter
prise. The Sixth Congressional District
needs just such = thing in just about such
place, and in the hands Of man not ma.
tcrially different from Joe. That Joe. un.
dcr.tands his "biz the following paragraph
from his Introductory is convincing proof to
our mind:
It will bel aim 10 iupart par,icular;in-
,erest to the Local Department Of the Jour
nal This We consider the desiaeratum in a
country paper. Long. wnded leaders are not
leokcd for, and when published arc not read.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

Butler County CoNvENrroN'-The Butler
County Union Convention. as will be seen
by the call published elsewhere, will NEE,
at Batter Center on Monday, September 9th
The nominations TO be made are candidates
for Clerk Of the Court, County Recorder,
and Coroner. The present Clerk Of the
Court, Mr.. Jas. W. Davis, will doubtless be
re.nomnatcd. We understand that no one
else is spoken Of in connection with the Of.
Gee. He has made a very satisfactory and
worthy official, and Butler county cannot af-
ford to spare him. For the Office Of Record
or, Mr.. j. II. Hale, we believe, is only men
toned. Mr.. Hale was formerly Treasurer
and Recorder, and is perfectly familiar with
the duties of the office. Having been tried
and not found wanting. we doubt not the
people Of Butler are perfectly willing to try
him again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

GENERAL BURNSIDE has not been relieved
He is merely away from the army en- leave
Of absence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
Bishop simpson.

Bishop Simpson recently made a
speech at ChiIlicoshe, Ohio, Of which 8
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
merciaI writes as follows.
cit has been our privilege 10 hear
most OF the great speakers Of the age,
East and West, but to Bishop Simpson
ws give the palm During the whole
time Of the lecture svery hearsr vas held
in silans attention, unless, By some
sentence Of beauty, some sentiment Of
patriotism, or some fight Of eloqaenee.
be would evoke appsauss HIS perora-
ton was seblime, above description:
laying his hands on :he torn and ball
riddIed colors Of the I'D Ohio, he spoke
Of the 6sIds Were they had been bap-
,ized in blood, and described their beau
" as some small patch Of azure, filed
with stars, that al angel had snnsehed
from the heavenly canopy, 10 set ia
stripes Of blood With his towering be-
Gan scene that Denorhenes would
have been proud Of All over tie vas,
crowd handkerchiefs and hass we're
waved, aud before the speaker sat down
the whole throng arose, IS bys magic
charm, and screamed and elappe1. snd
stamped, and saluted, and wspt in Wild
excitement Col Moody xpraug % the
top Of the bench and called for TIRE Star
Spaugled Banner" which was sung, or
rather shouted, until the audience dis
persed- &
We understand that an effort will Be
made to have the Bishop deliver his
celebrated leetare" in ear city. Should
the effort be successful, the time and
pIaes viii Be announced IN due season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27


An ofseer Of the Arrnv orPo.,,,s- s,
writing 10 she Philadelphia Piss give :.
tie following aeeoaat OF the manner IL
which Mcclellan nomination was r.
ceiyed By the rebel army in front of Pc
tersbnrg
= "While@the Chicago Convention was
in session, the rebels took great interest
in the doiBgs OF said Convention. and
they continually annoyed car piekets to
exchange papers Ga the night Of the
. 4sh inst. they being satisfied Of the
nomination Vi MeCiellaa, a. about nips
0 clock the rsbels tpraEg suddenly upon
their works almost along their entire
liRs (the line is nearly twelve miles
long) and gave fArse cheers for NcGlel
lzaa
"0ur meu were perfectly thunder
struck In moment or two our trus
Union boys also spraug upon their
works, and gave thses cheers for Abra-
ham LincolE, and both sides kept il up
/ for sog9e time, While the cheering was
going on, 10 6Tlng OF anv kind was
+ doRs---eaeh side was TOO much engaged
( cheering their fayoFite. This affair he's
/ made thousands OF votes Tor Mr.. lincoln.
foa will fad but few Mcclellan men in
the extreme irona about Petersburg.
Every word Ct this is true. and thou.
sands viii bear testimony 10 It.
We commend the above TO the careful
rejection q these loyal bnt misguided
Democrats who siili think dat McClsl
Ian would be good Presideat to sAvs
the Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
OFFICIAL.

LETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED a,
tAe P0st-0fzi1s a. Evansvills. stats % Indians.
18th De- Of sentsHheTs 1854.
So n obtain any q tHese fesfers, the appli-
can't uiust call fer .aarsrrissi letters" give the
dAe 81 this lis, and pay enc Gems fer advertising
10 II not called for within oae HoHfh, they will
be sent 70 the Dead-Lsfser orice
fhhA DELIVERY Of letters hy carriers, AZ the
Fsslasnces q owners in the larger cifi-zh. nav b.
>Ett KID b sSssrs3Hg the foiiowinz RULES
/. DIRECT letters piainly - tbe street and
nunoer, - well IS the Posf-ofhoe ard STATE.
= HEAD letters With thu Mritar's saas-asfcs
and Ssts, street. and namher, sixa them plainly
vita full nxme, and reqasst taat answers b,
diyscsF1 uecare'ngly-
E > IesfeTs 70 straase-s or transient visitors N
town ~ city. whose speci&l address may Be IN.
known, Aaeud he marked 10 the lower len han
/ cerner, with the wori "a transit nj
4 Fiaof the postsgr-stazsP On the srpsr rish
Aaad corErr. and issrs snscs between tha stamI
ana dirscti7a for peso asarkaas without interior
I inG with the writing
MA hEQlESE for the RETURN q q let
Ter 20 The writer II unclaimed within thirty day
o. less, written cT pTiafei with the writer's aane
[ esst- ~. ans SKA. aeross the lsft-hana end o
tAe eaxelsFes 50 ths 14es side. will b compile,
with a. the nSsei prepaid rats q postage, payati
Z when the istssr Is delivered 20 the writer.-See
I -, Law u La
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27

The following resolution was present.
ed 20 the Chicago Convention By the
celebrated conservative. WAsHivoToS
HrEr, o. New York
Resoired, ThAs In the future. AZ in the
past, We will adhere with answering
fidelity 70 the Union aud the Constitu.
ton, AND INSIST ON MAINTAIN
mo THE NATIONAL UNITY. az
the only solid foundation Of QUE strength.
security aud happiness a. a people. and
As framework OF government equally
eouducivs TO the welfare and prosTaritv
Of AL the States, both Northern and
Southern.
The resolution. was adopted By the
Convention in the following shape Mark
veil, voters, The difference between the
resolution as presented and az adopted
Resoired, That in the future, as in
the past, we will adhere With unswerving
fidelity TO the Union under the Cons,i.
tuition, as the only solid foundation
OF our strength, security, and happiness.
as people, aud as framework Of gov
eminent equally conducive 10 the vel.
fare and prosperity Of all the States. both
Northern and Scalhern.
The place where the words insis,
on maintaining the national unity we're
stricken out By The Convention Is, for
convenience, marked by two brackets
viii eur Democratic friends tell a. rhy
fhose sere Omittedt For no other rea-
son in the world than that the Chicago
Platform makers did not intend to sin
Eist on maintaining The National Unity. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
The County Union Candidates

Nsl meet their islloE-eltizsgs - follows: fs.e
McClsndin's Warehouse, Union township, fnes-
day, sept. 9Th, Al 7 P. NJ
Esan Newman'a, Armstrong toNnHhipt eenhes'
dar, sept. 2sth, att -.
Oak Dam, scott Up Friday. sept. 30, At :. ~
Collins -caool House. khlght township, Mon
day, Oct, "a. o. D. y,
MEX longs Old place. German Township thfs-
day, Oct 9Th, az IN.
AikeB's school iioase. knight township, wed
nssday. OCT. 5th, att F.A.
Locpst School House. German township, Thurs
day, Oct 9Th, a 2 ,. -.
iIufeagls's, Perez toSnship, Friday, Oct. T'h +,
att r.H " ii
Eyansvills, Monday. Oct 10th, att - Z
The Opposition candidates are invited and re-
eueated 10 be present. sopla=d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
Let the called Jade Vince.

The enthusiastic crowd that filed the .
immense wigwam On Sssurday sFening.
the roaring cannon. the brilliant display
Of fireworks, the splendid music and /
giBgiug and the shoatiug IF the muIti-p
tude, added to the eloqueat- speeches,
we're evidences that the meeting was an
unprecedented success Bat sIIpnt to-
! gsther fail to exhibit the Union triumph
| in such glazing eolors as does the lead.
ing article IN the Tins Of yesterday. It
must have taken the whole editorial
corps (which numbers, We are informed,
10 less than three distinguished writer's
and orstors) fortified BY many small
glasses Of beer, and backed mp BY the
wb2is poker Of the SgBire's Office to get
up such a maudbn. filthy and lying pro-
duction. It possesses neither wit, com
mon sense Hor truth. Il ISLANDERS one
, Of the best men in the city without provo
cation it attempts to Fidienle the bodily
in6rmities Of aneshsr, to whom it
! would be no compliment to aay that
be has more brains than the whole
+. Democratic party Of YaHderburgh eoan-
j. ~; and il basely and maliciodsly insinu-
+ ates that the Unionism Of third, whose
: life has been frequently imperiled on the
battlefield to defend the peaee-snsAks
i who are now yslping at bis heels, has
been purchased with greenbackA AL
!, these Wings only prove the severity Of
! the blow administered 10 the Copper.
heads b. that meeting. Their diseOrd
ant Kissing is most cheerful music. Il
IL only verifcation OF the truth that
Error wounded, ssris.s IA pala.s
It is not our intention to dsfend ID,
Up Rev Ar sierriti, John j. Chandler
.. Esq, or Gen. Shaekleford No bette
proof could be asked or furnished TIA
e they are working in a good cause, an
It, teOrkiag sgeetirsly, than the yirulen
ne attacks made upon them by ths Time,
il, That mans piety and patriotism Is Of
We doubtful or negative character wbie
fails to arouse is luminosity and &c
>. spatieFed with ia 9th No better pas
r. port to the favor Of the intelligent an
ed good Of The city can be obtained. tina
AT an abusive notice IN It's columns II
on luminosity is puerle and harmless wher
its editors are knowu, while It's supper
:. and favor i ruinoss
: Roll en- the ball, b0yst A few NOR
:. demonstrations liks that on Saturday sE,
- ming and the Times may become 50 4
rious It viii poison itself from she,
=, rage and envy. Remember Tharsds
~ night Mr.. Jaqusss, who has jest =
- turned from JET Dsviss doninions, vi
give Us . chapter or two Of bis exper
eaee 10 Dixie. Let The WEvam
90 Iammed There will be music and
good time generally
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
COUNTY UNION TICKET

ELECTION, Tuesday, October iith 1854 l z
td lssr For Representative.
FREDERICK " COCK, of Fidgeon. a.
For Cleyt 81 Courts.
BLYTHE iIfNfs Of Fidgoon.
ROBERT F FanIsS3s Of Pidssop.
sec coll JOHN a 81 Is'lir,s., ., rrry
1al For Rec fdfg
CASPER T0MHEM SIT, aof Piageop.
use JOHN Blso fia hSe z pidesop.. s lE
tH For Surfsyel
SAMUEL O hooks. Of uoiop.
4.ef - Dor oonatg ComsaisfioHsr
s.irsls Is CHARLES KAOw LES, Of Scott.
tl Union Executive GomnStttes, tst
District
rRasssst.-Ions vAa ThsEa, principal
W. y. THoNrs1N contingent.
y 3 p4bsss -2JoWs Mass, prlnelpal
uaef ERsEsr FtcsHAhnF, contingent
kltsoa-N y. FRrscu, principal
JNftsT EauaEe, contingent,
81 81 81 Raass +AliLfas r GmrE. principal, =
JANIS s. Paircnrff contingent
t..F MarhH.--tHwis BsneKss principal.
.HH fG ra MfCBAEL REIlLNs rontipgsnt
.Has PEe-GooBLrrr MoReAs, principal;
HIa p. O. Haaa0sp, contingent.
Po,ss. -JonS A. MASS, principal;
q. J. R0aEhs, contingent
spsaosr-JANFs fARLHF, principal;
rsff n. T. KRRcHEvAI4 contingent
if Vaaasrsesgh -AEVAH JoHsanN, ptnoIpaL
,felfs Jsars n. MoSEHLx. eantiigsnt.
Wsrrlek.--JoRs n uASpY principal.
J. h, HunaPsfH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
Col. J. r. Jaquess,

Who made the celebrated pilgrimage to
Richmond, and had an interview with
Jer Davis, viii Gil the following ap.
poin,ments heretofore made for Lieut.
Governor Charles Anderson of Ohio (the
latter being siek)
CanneIton, Perry county, Monday,
sept 90, at PM Rockport, Tuesday,
Sept. -, at Pm Newhurgh, wednes-
day, Sept ., At PM Evansville,
Thursday, Sept %, a. 7 PM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
Col. Cyrus NJ. Allen and Hon. VIM.
E Niblack,

Candidates fsf cohHfeAa ia this District, viii Ea@
dress the people 81 spencer Al the following panaa
aud tinlss fo.eft u4r
Granarlsw, OF. 3D. at tra .n
NewtonYille, Oct. %, AZ ~.
MsEsllle. Oct ith, att ,. fe
New hasiou. Oct tgh, a. ?. ~
Fuida. Oct 9th, Et y .,
santa Sc. Oct aths Af7 rs FfTHtE
Elizabeth. oct eth, att v n
0antrrtiiie, vet Gth, at p a..
Ceniafgiife Oct. Tn. 81 tF.H
Furekt, Dot stu At ~ n
Rockpor Oct. sth, at Pm
An partiea are invited 10 attend, Speaking will
commence precisely At The hour named.
gepig0-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
us. CoLLECToR's SALE.

DY AZ FH0RgTY or TER CoLLKCroR or
II fnlefnaA Rssenas Tor the Isl District ~ inai.
ana. distralhl has besn mada upon the following
pfurrftys
Z Hcaasaafa,
] Los Bed Clothes,
! Rocking Chair.
I Lot miscellaneous Baekas
Lot Daguerrean Frames aud caaea.
: Lsrsrtsiif naguerr az ksFni
Lot p rutftesn stock aud fmpiamHnt.
Hctico IL kirehy given that these articles wiil
D. ssld at aaatisa - the asfaer 81 Main aud
Third sffsetk. Evansville Ind an the 10fh any %
sept, i9gf, al 40 eelack a =.
WME FRENCH.
Dep Cot ist nist Iaaiana.
kvansFiils. sept 18th, iFgt srf Il iutd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
Judge ylblaek's Position on ths War
tlueStion

Suust AtufAtA fosttiVn On tHs W al
Question.
ar am elected 60 Congress. viii
never vote 90 DRAFT any man into
the services and ~ were your Rep
rcaentattve new, Z would vote 40 re-
peal the present law authorizing a
drRft.
al viii mot, if elected your Repre-
sentative, Vote any mere men nor
money, undnr any eireum stances,
for the further prosee ution af the
war under the policy upou which IL
- conducted.
saI ana Totally opposed 10 the em-
pioyment % negroes as soldiers, or
te the tnterferemce ny the Governs
msnt with thsIo. In Rny way or AN
der any ctrcumstRnoes.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27

kUEoPE o. CHICAGO Ne learn ths
the little kno, of foreign diplomats who
have been cooling themselves for some
weeks past AZ New London, are in the
greatest ecstacies At the Chicago plat
form, Ani approve 20 the utmost the
nominAtIoa Of Mcclellan The main
spiritin this diplomatic eoneiave Is the
minister Of Russia, who misrepresents
hla master and Is a tried friend af the
leading traitors Of the South. Va com
mend this ooDcarsenee Of the European
nohteg, along with the shouts Of Lee
soldiers at McCleilans nomination, a.
moss Than s,raws upon transient gale.
-Spirif ef he Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
TAILORING.
TAILORING
SIS TO $50 FER MONTH

TIE LITTLE sfAsT sEWTss MACHINE
L comFzay Nant an gent ia esch csuasy, 10
solicit ur1zrs for thesr rev SIS MarhIEs. wfth
GzrgH, S-rsE Driver eal extra Assdirs. We Vii
rzT z fiierza salary az4 eLEensss, - Eiss lsses
egHsm.i=sica FgT particular, fsrazs, a.. snel0se
Is. PAGE Tolada. O.
gsHI A CERT faT Tie United ssztes
~ In.1twsna
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
F.W. BOGEE of Few York, and
Col. w. g. MAEK, of the 32d Ind,

Col w. u. IA hI L. Oh t1Ac o@o @AAA''
VIII address tho people in the German language
~ follows -
Hsysrliis. Dubois Co. Thssasy, sept. z7sh' At !
Jasper Dubois Co.. wednesday. sept. 18th, at !
Ea g..
10 a5iiaad. Dabois Co. Thursday, sept 18th. -
y ssasvnls. warrIss Co Thursday. ssps. 10Th
aiisr.bargb, warfiet Cos Friday, sept soib
sswbarsh warrek Co., Friday, sept. sotb' At
I IS n yanderturgh Co, Saturday, Oct ist.
st7L PA
az Dsmaa's German township, vandsrburgh
I Co Monday Ort "a, az ,. H.
BalseF Meyers, Armstrong township WANDER.
/ busah Co., M6Bday. Oet. "a, A. =. A.
Psrkess sstiiemsuti eoseF ca, Tuesday Oct
slairssais, Posas Co. Tuesday. Oct. aih. at
Haistosy Branch, rosey Co. Wednesday. Oct
ht yeraop, Posey Co, wednesday. Oct sth, al
lTFa =
Black Hawk Mills, Posey Co., Thursday Oct
I eib. ~ ,. .. E
Wm Ripp syefs. Perry township, Wander
burgh Co.. fhufs AZ, Oct. 9Th, AZ .. "
Wsusaton, 0ibsoG Co., Friday oet, IN Al
eros. Roads. wldnsr T0woshlp, Knox county
sa ordagt 0stob. sth, AZ p ~
wIIl tbs Upion men In the various localities
please make ali The asesssafy arrangements
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27
Col. Allen and Judge Niblack,

The UaioB aud Dem lerat aominses for Congress,
1st Dlstrlef. vi address the psepls At The loilow
ing places and iimess
Minslew, Pike esunty, Wednesday, September
18th. a. I'm.
Nashville, Knox county, Thursday, September
seth, atlF.a sepls-d4vd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27

80 There will be Pele Raising bv
the Yoang America Union Club ,o-pisb,
at the foot Of Division Street Good
speakers wll be on hand. and there win
be music, Turn cut and encourage
the hnYs. -.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-27

E@S- TIE Tiass grOans in spirit be-
cause a few rounds OF ammunition we're
cred on Saturday night in honor Of
Sheridaus great victory, and expresses
regret that the powder was not saved 10
FIRE a. the enemies Of the Government.
That is the very last direction in which
the Times would desire 10 see powder
Cred, if It was used to propel grape and
canister.