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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

their currency, and would stand the re
pudiation Of al, as they are willing to
give up their ail to win their object,
while they understand that the people Of
the North viii not staBd greater burdens
and are already finding fault with their
currency
Just so. The rebellion ean's bs con
quered because there is a party in the
North that opposes it The strength Of
the Confederacy IS the Democratic party
II the North were a unit as the South is,
the var would soon be over. So talks
this rebel, who, no doubt, knows as well
as any one what rebel hopes are, and on
what they are built If the CopperheAds
would all 20 South and 6ght. where they
could oppose without embarrassing their
Government, the rebels would have re-
ally less hope OF success than they have
nov, and with more reason The Dem-
ocratic party is the stay and hope Of the
rebellion. Remember what Capt Fraser
says, men Of Indiana Putnam Banner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
A Card.

U. s GUEBoAr MOOSE, !
HasDERsos, KY., June Q, 1864
To the Mayor and Citizens Of Hender-
son, Kentucky:
There seems TO be general impress
sion, that the gunboals are cruising up
aHd dswu the river, running of negroes,
and the like, consequently when gun
boat comes in sight all the citizens are
thrown into state Of excitement, and
run their negroes back into the country.
/ would inform the people that the
gpnboats are on no such mission, nor
will any vessel or officer under my com
mand touch, interfere with, or moles;
the personal property of peaceful eili'
zens in any way whatever.
Our object is 10 protect commerce,
break up as mneh as possible, this
guerrilla warfare, aud injure only the
enemies Of the United States.
trust in future this fear and excite
ment sill be dispelled, for can assure
you. that on the part Of the Navy, you
need have no fears Of molsststion sc
long as you remain loyal 10 the Govern
menl Of tho United States
LIS RoT FIrcH,
L. Com. Cong 10th Dist. Miss. Squad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18


AsorHKR REsELLIos THRaAr EEEp. -
The Times OF this city. ia concert with
oil the CopperheAd papers, in speaking
Of the Advent Of ST. yallandigham,
takes occasion 10 threaten a rebellion BY
lhe Democracy in case the at.enpt is
made TO arrest their pct martyr.
We do not douts that the knights Of
the Golden Circle" or the "Mighty
Host, have been duly sworn, and drilled
to rebel against their Government, and
they may be so insane as to undertake
il, as the Southern rebels did.
The Southern rebels thought the
North would not fight, but it has fought
considerably, to their sorrow. The
Knights may think that they can sue
cessfully resist the Government. The
latter will attempt nothing not justified
by the emergency, and whatever il at
tempts it win accomplish That the Val
landighammers can depend on. II will
be healthy for them to keep quiet and
obey the laws. ro
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
sPECIAL NOTICES.

ARsmsdy for ths Piiss.--It Is bi'-.
lag te the suffering 10 kaos that We hays 30
ensetual cure for this trniy tronbleaonis disease.
Mr.. J. p. Hararde, Of isf seeeui Street. einein-
natl. Ohio, takes great pleasure 10 informing al
who are suffering With piles that he used a small
quantity Of Dr strekland'a Pile Remedy and Il
aaseted permanent cure. This sseIas % be the
eszs with all who make uss Of tAis splendid PR
partition. II IL manuaetured at No. Hast Fourth
street, Ciaelnnati, o., and aeld BY all drHsgsss.
fse IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
WANTED.

CfTREET- SPRINKLER -Twslvs dollars per
- week will 10 paid for spriHkiing block aud
q half u Locust Street. Apply at tho Journal
Oiiles CT the Gas once. iuutib
MET HURSE-To take charge Of q child three
w months Old. AVPly a this oifoe. No OBJ
lection 10 lady With ohiid,
Iunsi8 DAT
COHOoL TEACHER 90 ~ the Congregations
- BenAl fsraei, competent Male Teacher Of the
English Branches b. take charge Of their Heh0ol
abont the lat 81 septebibsr next. Eaiary Ideal.
For particulars apply 20
d. HEfIANS, President.
WI. LOwENTHAL, ssot'y. iui3
IHTOOL- 10000 pounds II Wool, for which the
w hgost market price will be paid.
a A. GuMBERr5.
once At L. LoNenthal 4 Goa Store corner Of
Main and First Streets. may2b I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
LAYING OF CORNER STONE.

The earnar stsne % The new II. X. Church. corr
neF Of Thisd aaa Chastnnf streets. wfli b. lAl6
uszt sabbath. Jsua i9ta, at4M e.a
Short addresses and utker ssrvluss ~ nsT 5.
7. alilst ana Rev A. Fellows.
The public ara iasiisd 70 be preset julo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

s3- The Indianapolis Gazette, a pa
per that has been violently opposed to
the denomination Of Mr. Lincoln, has
raised the Baltimore ticket, and Is advo-
eating the election Of Lincoln and John
son 50 they 60, one after another. 1t
viii not be long before Old Abe and An
dy Johnson WILDE supported By ertry
Union man in The Nation deserving tie
name.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
FOR SALE.

A GOOD FRAME DWELLING, with eight
"A. rooms, In a good nsghborbood. on ssstuth
btfsat. HJ
Also, Brick House, with seven rooms, on MD
berry Street. s.
Possession given IN thirty days. aih ss4~
For particulars, inquire Of
junsi7 dIw ASA IGLEHEART.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr.. EditsS: Pleas. Nuaounes ny nans
independents candidate for sheriff Of vazdsrbuFgh
County. II the ensuing October slsstioL. caa
speak the German and Engilsh iaaguAxess ard
have bssa resident 81 scott Townahip fer
swsHty-ene years. louis 3. GUIsE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

n~'Let us alone" says Gov. Vance,
of North Carolina; "Let us alone" says
JEFF. Davis" and let US alone" is the re-
iterated cry ct every rebel in arms, and
this means to recognize the Confederate
States as an independent power and to
dissolve the old Union. But this much
coveted intangibihty is not pressed in the
spirit of the golden rule, which requires
us to do unto others as We would have
them to do unto us, for, when the rebel
lion first broke out, Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Missouri, Arkansas, Virginia, and
North Carolina, declined to take any
part in it, and, although they desired to
be let alone, it was not granted. Ken
lucky was invaded by Polk and Zollicof-
fer, and the other States named were
torn from the Union BY violence and
against the earnest protestations Of their
people through the ballot-boxes. As for
Kentucky, the rebels would never "let us
alone, but have been using coereive
measures to drag US into the Confedera-
CT for more than three years, and at this
very moment they are plandering our
property, conscripting our citizens, and
capturing our towns However, Gener-
ais Hobson and Ewing are in the saddle
now, and viii compel them to let us
aloRS-L0w Joaradl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
FISH.

ToHH HAYES. Ftshsrasn. uoala respacifnlly
y isforn the eitizssa u EFAusTiiie that BE- has
bis beat lying near the q. s. whsrf. hoaf. where
he will kasp on hknd sooa aasarttS-nt u FRESH
FISH. which he will sell reasonable terms
Hotels, steamboats, and private families furnished
70 order AZ aay hour.
iuneis div JOHN HAYES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
LOST.

EOAT.--On the Henderson road. on the lndlsna
" aide, a Black Coat, ia which were SONS mo-
hey and papers Of no value 70 any one except the
owner. will give the coat and money 70 any one
who will rsturn me the papers, a. the bherNood
Houss in this city. O. W. PHIFPb.
jnneib div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
DIED.

On the f7tti inss. CAR0LIsE ENRICH. born
Nes. 2, ASS, aaaghtaF ~ Jshn aad c4iheFiao En-
rich.
The fansrAl viii tAks gl4ea from the raalssnea
Of tbs parents corner Of Ingls and sixth streets,
to-day Saturday. a. fsur e'eioek rH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

LIEUTESAsr-CoxxASDEE FETcH's CARD
TO THE MAYOR or HExDERsoz.-In order
10 correct q false Impression attempted
to be given By the Times, By the use Of a
peculiar emphasis, in an item relative to
this matter in yesterday morning $
Times. we hare procured from Heut
Fitsh an otieiaIcopy ofths document Sc
fered to, which we publish below.
The TSmess insinuations are by no
means complimentary to Lieut. Fitch,
who Is determined to do his duty, and do
the rebels all the harm be can.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

A Important 90 DruEgists-Ludium's
Bpectne.--we learn that IN case No D,7s2,
Hamilton ooHniy Court OF Common Pleas Oral
dserse has been entered, confirming VIM. y
Davidson, Druggist N. 4. Corner FINN and Main
Streets, in the inclusive right and title 70 make
and yend this popular medicine and TO the
trademark connected Herewith, a. the lawful
successor Of DR.. Jas. n. Ladium, the original In
vonter, aud Of Orlando Byrou buaisr his son.
The exclusive right being thus confirmed la
single person for thls valuable compound viii
esis The public to aoeuro, BY application 10 him IN
all cases genuine article. manufactured accord.
Ing te tho original formula, put up and sold with
the original trade marks, which oshcr person
has . right 10 use.
Il is doabtfal whether air. Davidson or the
public Is most 10 DO congratulated on this brill
liant result
az Let those who have doubted the virtues Q
BvLG'a oEpaes BrrrERs, II auy such there be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
known In this community, aud doubt no norc.
1tsgsnsrAl introduction into the army viii save
the livea ofthousands ofour soldiersi
LOuIsvIIlE, KY June Sd, 1888.
We, the undersigned, have the good effects
produced by the Of Dr. Joas BuLt's CKBaox
BrrTsSs in Of general debility and prOstratloA
Of the system, and believe its general would
prevent disease and relieve much sunering.-
Among cur boluicfh FafAtutaff Woul0 thB % ttao
Gaze, especially those who exposed to maa-
matte influence In the Southern climate
MAI. PHILIP SPEED
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. Ky.
d. CHAs. u. COTTON,
Collector o. the Port Of Louisvillr, Ky.
COL II. DENT.
Provost MarshA Gsnl Of Kentucky.
REV. D. ?. HENDERSON,.
Vice PTest Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES a co,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. DORM,
Prop. Louisville Anxeiker.
HUGHES a PARKuILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN n Co.
Wholesale Shoe DcAlex, Main ST., Louisville
HART MAPoTHER,
photographers, cor. Market and Third sts.
Louisyiliy, KY.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. ID and Market Sts
Louisville. Ky.
CAPT. s. r. HfLpREfH,
ofSteamcr Major Anderson.
MAJ. l.. T. THUSToN,
Psymaster u. s. Army.
Q. N. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
COL. JESSE bAYLES,
4th Ky. Cavalry. $685.
GEORGE u. PRENTICE,
Louisvilla Journal.
See advertisement in another column.
hb6 ly Sold by PETER NlERLIkG,
EvanEuili.. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

Notice 20 Physicians and the Public.
ALLcocK's POROUS PLASTERs.-TrsrImo-
EIAL.--"Nsw York, Nov. %, 1850. T. Alioook &
Co., Nc. asa Canal ssreet--GentlemeS lately
suffered severely nom weakness in my back, se-
Fastened oy suddenly over-axerting myself Hav-
Ing heard yOar plassers much recommended for
eases Of this kind, procured one, and the result
was all that could desire. single plaster
sured me IN q week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

s@- The Chicago Convention, which
first nominated Abraham Lincoln, as
semblsd in the great Wigwarm in Chica.
80, May 18th, 1860, Hon. David wilmot,
Of Pennsylvania, temporary chairman,
aud Hon. Geo. Ashman, of Massaehu,
sets, its permanent presiding officer. On
the third day, the result Of the Third Bal
lot was Mr.. Lincoln's nomination. His
denomination was reached at Baltimore
in just half the time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
: leurs. rcspeetfany.



There is nothing equal, in Tho way Of Plaster,
10 the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. Allcoek. In Asth-
ma, Cough, Kidney Aaostions, and local deep
seated pains, they afford permanent relief; and
for weak backs, pains in the aide. stitches, and
sPasmodie pains generally, they are unsurpassed
for the benefits they imp&rt. Price 25 cents each,
Principal Once, go Canal Street. New York.
II. NELSON CO, and n. n. THOMPSON,
kvansyale, Ind; and by sn respectable dealers
in medicines. mehsQ SIN
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual Syssems-new and reliable
trsatment--in Reports Of the HOWARD AsSo-
CITATION. Sent by nail in sssled letter snvei-
epes, fres Of charge. Address DR. J. sKILLIS
H0UGHroN, Howard Association, No. = south
Ninth street, PhilsdeiPhias Pa
AprPe4 d&visssg asalsz 4 fgsut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

HolsrED the TIoKEr.-oar German
Contemporary, the Evansville linton, has
raised the names of "LineoIn and John
son" at the head Of its editorial columns,
and is sustaining the ticket of its choice
in series of able articles Mr.. Bisehof,
the proprietor, rendered efficient service
to the Lincoln and Hamhn" and "LAne
Morton" tickets in 1860, and this year
his valuable aid will be given to the
cause of correct principles. The Union
strikes heavy blows for Freedom, and de-
serves the support Of the friends Of the
Union throughout the State. 1t ought to
be scattered broadcast amongst our Ger
man fellow-citizens of Indiana, so that
they may be correctly informed on the
momentous issues involved in this mill
tary and political contest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CUTLERY,

- ~@ASs W AAEn1
MATS. Coo, GEO.,
Ever brought to this City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
Of their Goods, which. owing to
thair superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exeelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ting that they can and shall offer
greater advantages TO customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring us
with call are respectfully invited
10 examine aud convince them
selves.
Remember the place
-. SEELIG * CO..
MODERN BAZAAR Of FASHION.
No. 81 Main Street.
(Nsrt % EashtHgtou Houss)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
SIS REWARD.

A LARGE BLACK NEW FOUEDLAED
- Dog Jumped from fhs hAgzags ear On the 2
4 G. & Z. last ii ght near the Depot answers 70
the name 0rrzn Tie zbsTe reward Efll Be paid
UPON bis delivery At the Adams Express.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
DYR-HOUSE.
pERFUMERY, sc.

PERFUMERY, sc.
They have at last Arrived.
rTsHE ogf EBRArED SEw PERFUMES. THE
Il Gaiaan Bss Drops ssd NirtaEiz Rerta also
ths best OF J lies Powders ihe Pssl4p y bite aad
aazaoiia Tahlsts; also the Paisasilfs, ons q he
best hair drssseFs nos ID tise.
AeecHLANPTER's Dsag store.
Corner ffaia and seeana strsets,
Evansville, Indiana
-
IUsr REcEIvED, some Of The osasbrassd Gar
j ret snnaf also. scotch Honey Tsv. sAd The
zeRulus Narshails Cstafrh snuG. siso, large
'''' : soRLIEpFxRs Drug s.srs.
A LARgE SUPPLY q HEDGEHAE.s EEs-
hisk received al sobLAERfkAs =.
T YoEs IssECT POWDER asa DuTcHKR's
scHLAErYKR's Drag stoss.
nNr HrFBErD BOX p best quality SWEET.
" ENID PAKAFffNE cHEWSfNs GUN fest
reesivea ana fer sals - scHLAERTERSs.
TUsT RECEIVED, saae o The snsss PER
y FUMEs naw manufactured IN the worid.
sNHLAFPFER'S DrHx sgto e
corner Maia aud second streets,
FxAnssfiis. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

ELEcToEs AT LAzgHs
David s. GoodiBg, Ct Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson, Of YIgS.
TOR sTATE ELEeToHs.
--sa LAT Distriet--Janss G. Denny, u Knex..
John s. HoughiaBd 81 Spencer
"a Distrist-Cyrus Y. Nixon, Of Clark.
FTaneis WestsT, Of Lagrangs.
ID Distrist--Hsnry Il. Pritehard, Of Bart h9lo-
O.
madlsoa Evsns, II LgwrnfIes.
S4b Dlstriet-IeonldAs sextsn, Of E1stst ~
". v. Kyser, q Frankln-
sfh Distriet-BenJ y caypoa u FeYefie
Joshua n Mslistf, u Henry.
eth Distrfst-J J. Wright, q Morgan.
J. q. Green, Of Shelby lsg. le
Jtb DlstrIet--John Osborn, Of PutAs9,
Thomas n Eies, Of Parks.
9Th Distrlst-R p. Dayldson, Of Tippseanos.
BENT y Gregory, Of Warren.
9th Distrlct-JaEnss d uslfafd, Of White.
Aaron GueFney, Of Porter.
10th Diatriat-f. u. Dickinson, Of De1Aib.
HalIst Kilhourns Of ElkiIart.
18th Dlstriss-John n Wallace, Of Grant n,
James n. Temper, 81 Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

UNION STATE TICKET.
Far GoveTHoTs
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAYaE.
For Lieut.. GoraHsTs
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or yAHDEgBUzsE.
Far Secretary Of stats, s
EELsOs TRUsLEK, Of Fsyette.
For AEdiior Of SAFE,
THOMAS D. McCAkTY, Of Wabash.
For Treasurer II gtsts,
JOHN ]. MORRISON, Of Warrington.
For Ih0rneg- General,
DELAEA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For Cgsyk Of ne seprsns Cert,
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Rsp1rt1y Of Espress oosTt,
COL. BEN. HARBIs0s, Of Marion.
For ssgysaas Jndgss,
Ist Distrfet--JAs 8. FRAZER, Of Koseiusko.
n Distrlct-JEHU r. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
81 Disfrict-CHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
9Th Diatrict-RoBT. G. GREGORY, Tlppeeanos.
Ter sspsrintendsnf ef PsJIls TassraeisOz,
PROF. GEORGE W. H0ss, Of Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

i HAVE ALSO on HAND SPECTACLE
] ~ The name q a Giobuel, q smaked Bsnsa
adapted sar wsak eyes shore strong light, snow
or nina sssats the vision. Thass Speetaalas
perfect preventative 20 the eye, uaiaK them con
stsatiy, as tie tYs O. gain fs healthy poser
and fafsEz ls % GA Ak. Apacfzeias far
sirhts3nsss e. eftzraet can b hal q /. RfTTEN
BERG. sHecsaeiss Tn-srt sia Optical Instru-
msuts rspsIred al TIE shofisst netica. Kemsm-
tsr ths Fizes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

The New York Times. whose editor
reported the platform to the Baltimore
Convention, says in an article about that
document
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Attack on Paducah, Ky.

Paducach is in ruins Forrest with seven
thousand men formed line of battle q
miles long. on Friday afternoon, in the city,
and demanded the surrender of the fort
Col. Hicks refused. The fight ragged all
the. afternoon, The rebels massed their
troops, ard assaulted the, fort, and were
repulsed four times. Their sharpshooters
fred from buildings at the troops in the fort
and on the gunboats. The garrison and
boats fired at the buildings, knocking them
down and setting them on fire While the
fight was going on parties ofenemy plundered
stores and carried off horses The gunhosts
fired Two rounds. They had three wounded.
The captain ofthe Pawpaw received scratch
from a mimic ball on the cheek, and a ball
went through his pantaloOns. The troops
in the fort had four killed and forty six
wounded. Forrest took about forty conval-
escents, IN the hospital. prisoners. The
enemy he'd 300 killed aud 1000 wounded.
The latter were taken to Mayfeld by rail.
The former lie about the fort unburied.
Col, Hicks is entitled to great praise for
his heroic dytsnces. The rebel Brivsdier
General A. y. Thompson formerly of
Paducah, was killed. Col Hicks captured
q rebel surgeon who says Forrest intended a
surprise aud telt fully able to take the fort.
Four negroes, who serve tho artillery, were
killed and wounded. All were shot in the
head. The city is DESTROYED. The ci,izens
are cncamped in the woods !, on the Illinois
side Several women were killed. -
|, Yesterday Forrest sent a flag of truce to
exchange prisoners, but Col. Hicks wsuld
not, do il, The enemy left att 2, NJ, going
in, the direction Of Columbus. They are said
to have captured Hickman this morning
Tho rebel Generals Harris and Burbridge
were in the fight a: Psduoah. .'..a ,..,i' s
The boat burn. was the. Dacotah, not the
Arizonia. ,.,.. s.,,r9 t,... ,,,.,s.rfo a.;
~ CAIRo, March 2s, Forrest had about
5000 men in the attack On Paducah. His
line Of battle was u miles long. The Eight
lasted all the afternoon. Four assaults we're
made on the fort en- masse, which wers re-
pulsed with great slaughter to the enemy
The gunboats fred over 600 rounds. A
large portion Of the town is in ruins. The
rebels plundcred the stores aud carried of
horses during the fight. Forty GONZALES
cents In The hospitals were captured p"
Forrest sent flag of truce to exchange
prisoners, but Col Hicks declined. 4''i
Three hundred rebel dead lie ia. front Of
our'fort. s'Ag@ 1874 y >|N8''uN siiB
Gems. Harris and Burbridse were with
the rebels. H'H a.i.p'fJ az
Boats from Paducah up to noon ysster-
day, report all quiet and the citizens return.
ing TO town. We ''.i 20 @3 ''"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

arranged between them that they would
poison another lot OF mules Of Mr.. g. W..
Gregg and Gre his barn. Fowlersvss sent to
Chillicothe for the poison, the druggist
having been let intothe secret land the night
Of Che Veterans Festival was selected for
the time. The party proceeded to carry out
the progrnmrns, and came plump, upoa the
Sheriff and his posse, who baeEed Fowler
and his Dulcinis. (who, By the way, was
nttired in male apparel for tho occasion J. :
Gillespie and his stool.pigeons He'd when ac-
costed by the Sheriff, but Joined the party
in time to see Fowler and female com pan
ion in safe hands. The affair was managed
yery adroitly, and is another feather in the
plume Of detective Gillespie. The damage
done Messrs. Renick and Macbir was of sew
eral Thousand dollars in amount. That med
itsted tc DIR. Gregg would also have amount
cd to thousands. Il is to be hoped the State
will 6ud honest employmsntfo for these pirates
upon society. - Columbus Express.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Why q Southern ROrn Man IL
. AntL-SlnVery. In nlI

There ,ya a N i,hmense TTh;on vvar meet.
" iIiu| ,m,;. ~. t',r,,.., In. :.
ing AZ bryan na'' oncaso' On inurSpay
evening, ut which Gov Yates Of Illinois,
was the principal speaker. In tho course Of
b;s r,,n norks bs saidclrr \, .r,ai, fool
w a.',; - b, ,...,..r ~,
n aul aWn'l-s'sle'y, W, no pooause was po'n
10 New ~ Ens!anui anu nayI 'hy Pasyuilseis PyaS
aga'hst .ne oputsein levp,e, ous osoause aI
was porn ~ ,ne SOUTH ''cle ger'er az .ne
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OF NY Sindrea' ana ! peieve ana' ,ne warm
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