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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Selling Out! Selling Outj

= TEMEN
~ OF THE
Condition Of ihe NaFagansett Fire
and Marine Insurance. COmDaDy.
On the first day of August 1864 made to the Auditor
OF ohlo, pursuant to the Statutes OF that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
me AZ name qf the COMPANY is NARAaASsETT FIRE AND
Providence, State of Rhode Island,
T CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock 500 GOO 90
The amount ofits Capital Stock paid up is 10000 90
. ASSETS.
Cash ofthe Company on hand...s .sI2 as5 As
Cash in the hands ofand due from
/ Agents s.-.-.-..-..-.-.'...---.---..-.. 5,l74 "A
The Bonds and Stocks owned by "
The Company, as Per vouchers
the rate of interest thereon, to
1000 Shares First National Bank Of
Providence, e,Stock.............-.-..sIO0,OO 900 %
200 Shares Commercial Bank Of
y Providence, Stock. .................- IL $50 90
Il Certificates Of Indebtedness, U.
5. 6Ir; .....,.......ls5,OOO 90
Stockholders Notes...-.......,...--.295 95,s75 90
Total Bonds and Stocks. 500 5s5 90
Debts for Premiums, Premium Notes....... 4,I3I 90
All other securities, Notes discounted.. 1879 %
Total Assets ofthe Company...........s5s2,g2 ,g27 90
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and nddue.............. % Is
All other claims against the Company, esti-
mated aDout-''-''-''''' 1000 90
Total iabilites.....-..,, ..........s LOS 5s
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk No
rule.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be insur
cd in any one city, town or village Unlimited
The greatest unit allowed to be insured in any one
block, Unlimited.
The amount ofits capital or earnings deposited in any
other State, as security for losses therein None.
The Charter or Act of Incorporation Of said COmpa
ny. Herewith.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND, County of Providence, IS.
Allen 0. Peck, President, and Edwin Turner, secre-
tary OF the NarraganSett Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, being severally sworn depose and say that
the foregoing is full true and correct statement of
the Affairs OF the said Company; that the said Insur
Company is the bona ide owner OF 1T least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds that the above describ
ed investments, part thereof are made for the
benefit Ofany individual exercising authority in the
management of said Company, either as President,
Secretary, Treasurer, Director, or otherwise; and
that they the above described officers said Com
pany. A. o. PECK. President.
T. TURNER, Secretary.
lSEAL.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 10th
of August, 1864.
[Stamp.l JOHN L. MOVES Notary Public.
OFFICE p THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., August p, 1904.
IL IS hereby certified that the foregoing Is correct
copy OF the statement of the condition OF the Nara
gRnsett Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of Prov
idence, Rhode Island made to this Office for the year
lS64, and now on file herein.
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially
JAS H. GOODMAN,
stamp Auditor Of State.
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"a SLIGHT COLD."-COUGHS,-
Few srs aware Of the Importance Of checking
Cough or "sLIGHr COLD in its first STAGE that
which in the beginning would yield TO mild RENE
sy 81 neglected soon attacks the lungs. "BroyyH's
Bronchial Troches'' give sure and almost immediate
relief. Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, ss they can be carried in the pocket and
taken Rs occasion requires. GugSl:RG:lm
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TFYOU WISH TO BUY A BLACK
sIIk at . bargain. call 90 rs.
TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD & CO.,
esps7 Il Is-I.1 4is ~ Superior street,
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Dr. strlckIand's Pile Remedy.

UI' pIIIUAlHIIW IlO WOHEOuIs
Read what those say who have used It:
Mr.. Charles W. Landrum, of Louisville, and hIr.
]. Hazarde, OF Cincinnati Ohio, were both cured
after using one pot of Dr. Stricklsnds Pile Remedy
They say they had tried everything, but could Oh
tain relief; but pot Of StTiczlGnds Pile RsG
edy effected perfect cure, after suffering for years
with tho worst Eind OF Files. They recommend sv-
cry one who Is suffering to try it.
Sold by ell Druggists ct % osnJs psr pot hsna-
factuTed at No Esst Fourth streat. CiHoipa aati
Ohio.
ASK for
DR., SirlCkIaag's Pile RemeGY.
Eiayl5:lS3-wodttLa
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NlhNEWIONE

I UUNNLUIIUHe,
Connections are made at MonroeYiIle with the SAN
dusky, Mansfield B Newark r. B. AZ Clyde win fba
Ssndusky, Dayton & Cincinnati T. r.; at Frorlonf
with the Fremont Z Indiana B. r. 4; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
jackson, Font Wayne, LOgansport Lafayette. Caire
Southwest,
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
west At 6:20 A. NJ, 2:45 n, and S:55 P \. From
Sa9a1dnsisy ct s:l5 A N. L. D. RUOKER, SEB's.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD.
guMMER AnaArqnmrnr. b

Ssf. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, Nay 18th, 1884, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows, Sundays sxoePtod);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9.A A. M.-DAH EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopbine q
WillOuEhbY, PainesYiils, Gonova, Ashtabuin,
OOnneGut and Girard only. and arrive at Erie az
.l5 P. NJ, Dunkirk 3 20 p. H. Buffalo 90 p. 4.
a.2o P. m.-CiAOINNATI RESS-StODping At
PainesYs, AshsabGls and Girard only, and ar.
Tiyes az Erie6 n P. 4, Dunkirk n P. n, Huf-
s.5O 2. M.GMTIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stopping at sn ststions and arrive as Eris at
g:I0 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping sk
Painssyiiis, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
eTtyas at Egte at R;42 A. -E-a Dunkrk 2sla
4. r., 8uSalO 4 2 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
rs A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR
st Girard, Ashtabua aud PainesviIis only, and
arrive 81 Cleveland at 90 A. N.
90 A. NJ. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
IRAlN.,Stopping at al stations and arrive al
y:s8 4 W,-TOIEDO EXPRESS Stopping at an
stati-ss except S9anviile SsybroOk, UnionviIle,
Perry, Mentor and Wickins, and arrives at
a;lO P. M.-pSY ExPREss rRAIN-sto5pira as
GirATd, COnnsGUt, Ashtabula, and PGinesVilla
only, and arrives IN Cleveland at 20 P. n.
Ks second Glass Cars are run on sn through
Trains.
AN the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Ctieago, Columbus, Gnc,n-
NATL Indianapolis, St Louis, Ec.i and all through
trains Of the New York Z Erie Railroad, and a. Buff
fal with those Of the New York Central Buffalo d
New York City Railroads for New York, Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls &C, and at Ere with tTatua
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
81 Day Express, East crd West, connects IS
Girard with Trains on Erie q Pittsburgh Railroad
for LiuesTiile. HeadviIle, jamestown, %.
CLEVELAND. Hsay nth, lJsl
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81,
OIL! Oil! olL:I
ALEXANDER, SC0FIELD & Go.
REFINERs OF
Extra Petroleum OIL BenROle ana
Machinery ellis.

We osy particular attention to packages, thereby
ssyiaS our customers much ioss by leakage. We
guarantee our oil TO give perfect satisfaction, and
As good As any made in the city. Als0, we pay par
ticuiar attention 10 putting mp
EAPTHA OR BENZ0LE,E
suitable for Ysrnish MsnufaotEers or Psinteni
Snss. On hand and for ssls
500 bbs extra refned Petroleum OIL.
100 bbls Eeodorizsd Benzole (elual to Turpentine1
100 t5ls No. LubricstiEg on,
.QFhinh We VII sell at lowest market prices.
.OFF1cR-I0s st. olsir-gt., formerly occupied By
Wul. @. SaoSeld h %.
goHE ALExAHDER,
WH Q. sOoFKLD, OhGFELAED, o..
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10 form Of ostarrh can Withstand It's searching
poEer and no node Of treatment ever Afforded such
Immediate relief or gave suOh universal abstraction
Price 81 per bottle Send stamp for pamphlet.
For sale by 6. VI. CLARK, II8 supesiOr strest,
Cleveland, Ohio. augH
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary Snd sexusI orgsns-ineW and re-
table tresfment-in reports Of tie Howard AEsO-
oiation--sent BY mail in sealed letters, envelopes
freeof sssrge. Address Or. J. sKILLEN HOBoH-
TON, Eowsrd Association 10. South Rinth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. EsrS9.R9
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CATARRH.
DR. r. GOODALE's
cATTA RHLR z ~ z DYl
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

Il Cssres Hay Rose, and Periodic CAEARRH
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b NtEsfs.
(JSLkVELAND AND TOLEDO e.


On and after Monds- -,
6aSta sr11i ii ieeVe OisvslAnd es oIioas tsa1dsgS
$40 A. M.-OHI6AGO ExPREss
Grafton, Oberlin, HorWalk, ~ 1SESss
Vue Clyde, Fremont and EllJlore 49, ,lties 15llss
ct Toledo at 0.0j A. n and OHicaaae1 ~ ~ 1--we
! 80 P. M.-WESTERH MAIL.-StOps Al an sfs.ff...
on southern Division, aud arrives st Toledo u
$50 P. NJ Chicago at SEQ A n
SOP. M.-NORTHEkN MAIL.-Stope at al sta
tons on Northern Division, and strives st Ser /.
dusky at 7:lO P. II.
7seO p. m.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops at Grafton,
horWalk, Monro5Tille, Clyde and Fremont and
arrives ct Toledo at Il; ;l5 ?. n; and Chioag0 aE
a:AS Az
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H0ares NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il Cures GATTARHinaHits Types : Stages
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A TLANTIO AND GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY.
SUM MERARRANCEMEMT
New York Through Line.

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
HeE YORK. Takes eject July Il Iss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
PROCLAMATION Bi THE PRESIDENT.
Nevada Admitted 20 the Union.

BIZ the President Of the United States
Of America Proclamation:
WHERKAs, The Congress of the United
States passed an act which Was approved
on the 2lst day OF March last, entitled
an act to enable the people Of Nevada to
form Constitution and State Govern
ment and for the admission Of such
State into the Union on equal footing
with the original States
WHEREAS, The said Constitution and
State Government have BEEN formed
pursuant to the conditions prescribed
By the 9th section Of the act Of Con-
gress aforesaid, and the certificate re-
quired by the said act, and also . copy
Of the Constitution and ordinaaces have
been submitted to the President Of the
United States
Now, therefore, be It known that /,
abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, in accordance with the
! duty imposed upou me by the Act Of
Congress aforesaid, do hereby declare
and proclaim that the said State Of Ne
vada is admitted into the Union on an
equal footing with the original States.
In witness whereof | have hereunto sci
my hand aad caused the seal of th'
United States to be affixed. Don,
at the city Of Washington, this shs
3iss day Of October, in the year o
our Lord, 1854, and Of the Independ
ence Of the United States the s9th
Signed ABRAHAM LIxcoLx.
By the President:
wv Il. SEwARD, Secretary Of State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

oHoPPTEo AxD
OH0PPTEG Ans.
0HOPPyEe AXES
cHoPPTEs AYES
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Gov. SEYMOUR ON THE ANXIOUS SEAT.
The detection Of bis little arrange
ment by which the New York soldiers
were to be swindled out Of their votes,
and the arrest Of several of his agents,
has greatly disturbed his Excelleney,
the Governor Of New York. He has
sent on large delegation to the Presi-
dent to intercede for Col North now on
trial. The President referred them 10
Secretary Stanton, who failed to afford
them the much desired consolation.
Ii looks to us very much as though
Gov Seymour is apprehensivs that Col
North may be induced TO turn State !
evidence In that case unpleasant
facts concerning the Governor, Peter
Cagger, Dean Richmond, ct al, MAJ
come to. light No doubt "thats what
the matter" We trust the Secretary 0
War will stand firm. Social position il
no excuse for rascality and fraud W
don't care copper what Col. North
social position is. The only question t.
be disposed Of is, is be guilty. II be i
his position is only an aggravation o
the crime, and his punishment skoul,
be that much sevsrer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

REBELS on THE TExxEssRg RrvKR.-
The rebels have again appeared in con
siderable force on the Tennessee River
and are materially interfering with nayi-
CATION on that stream.
From the officers Of the Anna, which
arrived out Of that river last evening, We
learn some particulars of the recent OPP
erations OF the rebels in the vicinity Of
Paris Landing and Fort Holman The
rebels had planted a battery at Paris
Landing, another a. point four miles
below, and a third two miles below the
second. On Thursday last as the Ma
zeppa, with a barge in tow, both heavily
laden with Government stores, was as
eending the river, she was opened on By
one of these batteries, aud at the second
or third shot her steam pipe was cut,
when she drifted ashore on the east side
of the river, still under the Ere Of the
rebel battery
The crew of the Mazeppa at once
abandoned the boat. when the rebels
crossed the river aud towed her over,
and after removing the stores, or what
they wanted Of them, applied the torch
and harmed her to the Waters edge.
I on Friday the Anna, Capt ]. Il. Ma
rata, on her way from Jacksonville,
was suddenly opened on by the rebe!
battery at Paris Landing, but putting on
full head Of steam, made all haste out
of range, but ball cut her steam pipe,
patialy disabling her. With about IS
pounds of steam, she continued on Der
way down, congratulating herself on her
happy escape, when she was opened on
by the second battery, and with musketry,
from the opposite side of the river
Things looked desperate, but Capt
Maratta expressed his purpose never to
surrender until his boat was blown out
of the water, and his officers aud crew,
expressed a willingness to stand By him,
and stood on his course
For over an hour and half the Anna
was under FIRE, at one time twelve guns
playing away at her, but she finally made
her escape
She vas literally riddled With musket
balls, cannon shot and she'll
We counted over thirty bullet holes
and one cannon shot through her pilot
house. The balls seems TO have come
from all directions, and how the pilot es-
capped is phenomenon.
One shell struck her laboard chimney
on the band, stove it inward and explod-
ed just as it was passing cut Al the other
side and nearly tearing the chimney
down.
Another shell or cannon ball struck
the skylight roof aft shearing of about
two feet half way across; then passed
down and took of about the same
amount of the main roof.
Bat il woald take two columns to de-
scribe all the rents aud wounds she re.
ceived.
Ose ball passed nearly her whole
length fyam stem 10 stern, cutting OF
six staae4ions, passing through hog
chain post six inehee thick and lodged
in the hull
The Only man injured, as far as We
could learn, was ths Clerk, Az. W. M
Maratta, who had just turned ont, /"
and vas dressing. While leaning down,
drawing on sock bali came through
the window and took nip out of the
point OF his shoulder Had be been sit
ting upright it would inevitably have
| penetrated his heart
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

bS-lt is unknown to most of our
readers that an attempt was made last
summer to assassinAte Gov. Morton. As
ne was returning home from his Office
IN the State House. late one evening,
ne was bred at, the ball missing him bat
g few inches.
On our first page this morning We
publish letter from some anonymous
Son of Liberty threatening the Govern.
ora life if he does not liberste Hefren
Bowles and Humphreys. The threat IS
not dangerous. Threats seldom are.
As the Governor has thus far escaped
the plots of his would be assassins, we
apprehend he will not suffer bodily from
this anonymous scrbbler.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
GRAND
M IS NEE TIN G S

M ASS NJ e E TIN G s..
The people of Union and Perry Town
ships viii hold Mass Meeting at the
WHITE HOUSE" Perry Township, on
Thursday, Nov. Sd, 1864, at 2 O'Clock.
There will also be Mass Meeting Of
the people Of German and Armstrong
Townships, at GEORGE DAUMs, on
Friday, Nov 4th, at 2 o'clock, p. Tn.
Also a Mass Meeting Of the citizens
Of Centre, Scott, and knight Townships.
at MoCUTCHE0NvILLE, on sATUR-
DAY, Nov. 5th. at 2 o'clock, p. m.
GEN. sHACKELFoRD
and other distinguished speakers will at
tend these meetings and address the
people.
The CRESCENT CITY SILVER
BAND, aud the Evansville Union Glee
Club will also attend and warm the
hearts Of all with their inspiring music.
Come, lovers Of the old flag, and let
us rejoice over It's tsiumphs in the past
and renew pledges Of fidelity to 1t in all
time to come Bring your neighbors
along in your wagons and on horseback.
They will all find it good to be there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
Cedron Bftters

orc trial and Tar Efii rsfsr uas sey Others.
r. "a not Necessity 70 publish lOnr ilst Of dls.
eesss ~ which tbs oesiron Bifferz are 4 spsciae
II All dlsszEez q tbs SIC MACH. BOW
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
n al aaeci tgaa Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING IPOE DEHANGEnENT OF
THE STOIACH OR BOWELS
In GOVT, RHEuMATIsM And NEC-
RALGIAs
AID Ia FEVER AND ACUEt
u 4 dANtjned 70 saperreds Al other rslaedIes. IL
raa pnlg cures fksss dissasss, but IL PRKEuFs
beiors eneh maa wii obgfate the ~ s9ects Of tbs
most uBheaithy climate, and screen 7bs person
taxing 4 aEainst Siseass undsr tie noa trying
exposures.
Sod b Druee5sfs sd erocsTs generally.
d s8-BF. JOBS E0BL's Prinsfpal onos. fiftk
street, Louisville. ~.
SOLD b. PETER yIERLIzc.
febg sole Agent. Evansville Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

STILES OTsTERS-Partnsr Calvells st
No. 9, First Street, IS agent for these
celebrated bivalTes, which are aeknowl-
edged to be equal to any in the market,
and be will receive them daily b. ak
press, fresh and good, in cans and halt
cans. He invites all 70 call and sry
them. Oct 2o-dIv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
Dyspepsia.

- IT, attended, train 81 symptoms. ~ acts more
sEe q sharm "a al = ussdicins Thsre IL nothing
Ia the range 81 The Aaferia Medica. that for mo-
1suf bear eena kafIsen with ID IN this diseaae.
fBii eceoaat q this vondarfai plant may b
bond IN the lith ealtioa q Tie Z. 5. DisIsnsato
y, page 1871 and 1913
a series " exrarimen q IN which Dr. Bell has
\ ~ years engaged. has lnst been brought e.
sareessial afainsi ion. and be f. pos enabled 70
o1cr 20 she pHbiic combination II Cedrous With
ether approved tguiess the Nhcis prnASrFei Ia tbs
best quality 81 eappeT distilled Bourbon whisky
e.ich be e ce1Gssa1 hss 20 equai In the world.
Y might furnish : volume Of certificates, bat
; eubiie h4sa touz since ie8fnef - estimate
Logs 81 thar tree valus. Ths safsEt pi21 IT, for
svsrT one - tsst ~ hfmssif ths virtues o. nsw
medicine Glvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

sT~ The Boston Journal, day or
two since, in mentioning Indiana, said
that Il is fun Of seeessionists, draft
sneaks, and disreputable characters gem
orally, The late election returns, a.
given BY the Journal, are the only dem
onrtrasions we have sewn Of its Allega-
ton. II Nsw Ai5ang Lsdger.
Yes, If il bad not been for the seces.
sion sympathizers, disFePatable charac-
ters, desertegs from the rebel army, who
were voted By the Democracy, Morton $
majority would have been atleast so, GOO,
as every sensible man knows.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Fok SALE-A beautiful residences in
Stringtown, two-story house, With four
and half acres, aud fruits Of all kinds.
The Hiram Hopkins place. Enquire Of
Oct. 2o-tf ei 4. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

~ The Stsdeat aud Schoormate for
November has also been received. This
Little Periodical susiaius its high repu-
tation In the present number are three
or four little stories, each Of which is
worth the price of the periodical for a
whole year.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

s%Tbe Richmond Wing of the 18th
instant laughed a. the superstition Of the
Yankees, who expected some great event
on that day because il was the SD ami
yersary Of the surrender Of CORVALLIS,
aud boosted that Richmond was still safe.
A few hours later i heard Of EarIy's de
feat, aud no doubt concluded that the 'sn-
perstition" was not so iIl.founded alter
all.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
P. 0. NeTICE.-.-Change of rime.

The Evansville Crawfordsville Rail
road Co have adopteda new timetable,
which went into effect Monday, October
3lst The mail train leaves at the sane
time as heretofore, viz. 9:55 a. m, and
arrives at IA o'clock st night
The Post Office, under the new ar
rangement, viii be opened to the public
At q a. N. and closed at q! pm. The
deliveries win be closed during the
rzAking-up Of the Railroad mAil-frorl
81 to q, a N. Letters to go in said
mail must be in By 81 an.
The Office vii be open from 2 10 ,
p. n. on sundays
JAsEs H. McNEELY, P. NJ.
Nov. I-3sd6Itw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

A CHANGE-capt Blythe Hynes bar
ing been ordered to Indianapolis to 80
on court martial. Capt A. W. BoIe-
enius, Of Co X, 22nd regiment V. r.
G., relieves him as Provost Marshal Of
this District
Capt Bolsnias is an intelligent and
accomplished gentleman, and a brave
and experienced officer, having expend-
ed his right arm ia the service Of his
adopted country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

All HEEE-Corporal Dave White
and Col. Sprsy arrived in this city yes
terday, by the higk.heated propeller
Eureka, from Curdsville.
By this arrival the entire White frm
is concentrated in our city. Deesss ef
dscovarm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
auother instrument.

We uublish this morning the conelu- |
sion of Mr.. Bingham's evidence, in
Guiding his cross examination and also
some testimony elected by placing Dir.
stidger on the witness stand q secend
time. The chain of evidence is ROW
complete. Nearly all the facts elected
By the Government detectives have been
more than confirmed by Mr.. Harrison,
the Secretary of the Order, and Ir
Bingham, the editor of it's recognized
organ, and Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee. That the in
tention Of the Order, Of which there is
an extensive branch in this city, was to
inaugurate a revolution worse in every
particular than the French revolution,
which has long been recognized as the
great carnival of blood, is apparent to
any thinking man. Assassination, muir
der. and argon we're to be the order o.
the day. Black lists containing the
names of victims to the hslIish conspi
racy we're made out, property was Sc
apart for the torch, and rapine was Z
prevail all over the Northwest Sucl
chosen instruments as Bowles, Wake
and Mcbride we're selected as leaders il
this horrible work. Fortunately, the
we're lacking in the only element neee'
ssry 10 give the signal for the blood
tragedy to begin Their courage va
not IN proportion to their evil intention
They hesitated aid failed.
Our readers viii remember that g
these infamous proceedings were to taxi
place in the name Of Democracy. \
one was engaged in it bat Democrat
All the leaders and ell the subordinate
1 are strong supporters of Gen. heclella
They are enthusiastic for the Little n
poleon. These facts are significant, Al
: ought to be Sufficient to determines .
vote Of every loyal man in the eountI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

APPLEs.-2Oo barrels superior Green
Apples in store and for sale by
DocKER & DUsoucHKr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

ea-We are glad to meet Lieut. John
Ingie of the loth Indiana cavalry in
the city on a brief furlough-
He has been quite III oftyphoid fever
but has entirely recovered
Johnny is = gallant young officer,
and is highly esteemed in bis regi-
ment.