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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
To the People OF Indiana.

Your army needs change Of diet
Your soldiers and defenders Of your
property are falling wounded and sick
on many well,fought field, aud need
many things for their com fort and safety.
Your Sanitary Commission is supplying
these wants as fast as possible, but the
desperate character of the fighting and
the untiring energy with which our Gen
erals are pushing the enemy, makes such
large calls upon their stores that they
need money to replenish them,
Men Of wealth in Indiana, shall they
have the means to supply the increased
demand7 You have the money in abun-
dance, and these men are fighting to de-
fend it and you; viii you divide LIBERAL
" with them7 You have done nobly
heretofore; do you think you have done
your whole duty7 Do you think these
calls are coming too frequently, and that
you have already done your share7
Come with me to the hospitals in the
front; take of your hat as you come
into the presence of shese wounded men,
for the nobility of our country is here.
Ask that nan who has given bis right
arm in his conntry's cause If be thinks
be has given too much. "0h, no, sir,
think am lucky to get of so we'll I"
Look at your right arm, man OF wealth,
and estimate its value; have you given
this much 10 the sanitary cause7 But
come again over TO this other tent and
speak TO this pale bat nohle looking boy
who has given his leg to redeem bis
sAs. La
tticious and tempting food or be will die /;
ask him if he is sorry be enlisted "No,
sir, | always thought | should get woun-
ded, bat our country needed men and /
went: but don't tell mother how bad /
am, for she will feel so bad, and hope
will get well for her sake, though |
cant do much good.
But come, now, over to the second row
Of tents, across the road don't stop to
see the surgeons take of another leg,
for there is q man dying over here, and
he wishes you to write letter TO bis
wife and little ones Are you ready
now 7 Well, then, write
Dear, Dear Wife ;--IR the charge on
the enemy's works / received six bullets
through my body, and must die shall
never meet you on earth, but hope te
meet you in Heaven
"Try and rear our dear little children
to be good Christians aud good citizens
Goodbye
Yours, in life and in death,
G. B."
Now seal up and direct his letter; see
there is tear in his eye. Are you sorry
my friend, that you enhsted7 20 no
ne; | only did my duty"
Now man of wealth, have drawn fol
you no pictures from the Imagination
only such as / have found BY the thou
sand in the track of the armies. TAX
these that have given you and stud,
them well; compare what you have givel
with what these men have given for thei
country, and ask year conscience If yol
have done your duty"
The Indiana Sanitary Commission
needs today one thousand dollars fron
every man worth fifty thousand Shal
they have it7 Answer promptly, and ou
army viii be strengthened.
GEo. MERRITT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
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And its attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
IKE shsrm thaH medicine. There is nefhing
in the range Of the Matsria MedIea, that fer a mo-
ment bear a com pAffsen with il in this disease.
fall account Of this wonderful plsnt may be
foHnd IN the lith edition of the e. 3. DisPeHsato.
~, psgss lasJ and 1855
series Of experiments T. in whieh Pr. Bull has
eeon for years engaged, hAa last heen hreaKht 10
asuccesafui termination, ana be Is new eaahied to
eeer 10 tbs pnhlie combsuAtish ef Cearsn. with
other approved toniea, ths wheie preserved In aha
test quality Of eopper-distiIiad Beurhon whisky,
which he Is confident has nc sqzai In the world.
He might furnish e sniume Of sartiEeatess but
the public have long since learned 10 estimate
things At their true valse The kaAst plan IL, for
every 30 trnt fer himself the virtues Of q nsw
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
SATISFACTORY CTTREs
WARRANTED
OR NO PAR ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE /

vii furnish reference from the New York
Hospitals and the City eoiisgs; alec, Prof VIII
lard Parker, No II wesf 81 ssFsst DR.. J. H. Chill
ten. chsluist 80 Prince street, New YORK ana
city, River, and Military reference here.
bsttsfs, with return stamp. promptly answered.
Medicines sent ~ express, With directions IL
wiring, whers the meBey sooaL1paniss the letter.
90 once over ths Auction kooHa, bet ween the
Fest eaioe sud International Hotel, Commercial
Avenue, one block 10 rear Of the Passenger Depot,
tatf1, Ills Post 0fhea box No. al.
sag Ofase hours from to "a !. ~ and fsoua
TO- p a. ss
II. 8. BELL. NJ. d.
Jys-iydtw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14

hiss become konsshela wsra GreaxhoEt the
West aud South and his MsrE Lsssages. In Isss
than . year after their sRtrod nstiea. attained =
reputation wide spread the santiRsat Of
North America Bat the erowRing glsry Of kia
its remains 20 be attansd in his latest discovery.
or rather combination; fer BE dsss act claim 10
hare been ihe discovsrsr 81 CzBhoH whlsh 10 the
hasis OF tbs bitters new oEsrsd ts the puhiic
That honor belongs TO the native Inhabitants Of
CeptFal America, to whom its xirtass kasN heen
kaewn for more than two hundred years. Armsd
with IT. the Indian bids defiance ~ the mesi as4a-
ty malaria. and handles withent aar she zesk YEA
anous serpeats. II is belief vita tAsm that
while there Is breath eft IN the body, the 9sdren
Is rotont 20 care no matter what ths disease SAY
be-
While Dr.. Bull l. not prepared ts iadsrss this
extEayagant prstsnsion, hs il Hsvartkslsss sAtia-
led from thorough examinsfiss of tke eyidsnoe
relative 10 It's virtues. that remedy and pre-
TeutatiYe fer al diseases arising fren exposure.
eithcr % taa changes Of weather and elasta. t.
the mlasuIztfe innashceas IL stands witheuf ri
val, and Justly deserves the reputation Il hes
ieng enloyed 10 eeatFal America and the West In
dtzs. In
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MERCuRY-

eaFe with ssgstaeis SsutraiiKsr which AZ once
arrests The aiseass and very removes this last
Yestige tom the system, leaving the patient a.
vigorous and healthy, and the skia a. fresh and
blooming, as before the disease was eontraesed-
no matter 81 how long standing
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AAEI10AL.
PRIVATE.
PRIVATE.
PRIVATE.
DR.. BELL,
BELLEVEEU HOSPITAL.
N ew York City.
Has nov permanently essaAli.h,a an .a,o.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
FOR THE
SPECIAL CURE
Z EMA LIE DISEASES
AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
@ Z ~ TIE ME
T EMALE DISEASES
DELICATE DISEASES OF
@ Il ENTLENEN,

I ApfES suffering ffom Whites. F.lli.v a, - 4.
~ "ome, Inflammation. Liberation or H.
iAEgement 81 thst organ, suppression or sutT,-.
nsenstrnstion, or by any Of the diseases pesnls.r
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dexasiatien, sad carry 80 many Of the brsghtass
ornaments Of society 90 an early grave. or naaka
lte atsfai while IL iasts can nov hs cures .-,ss
~ and nsv@anently, ssd without undergoing an
= would eautiea you against believing vov .r.
aylns 81 consumption, when hy being cured AZ
sSaE Nems and uterine diseases net one svmptem
of consumption IL left = fs~Aa
n.rr !, meaia . veil fer yoH 70 know that ell the
narrowing symptoms, even the raekinr courh.
ever, nervous psostrstioa, restless Nights. palnI
tAti9n 81 the hsart, head ache. bah ana 49,.
seoe. whieh IN eonsumptions are 80 tormsntinT.
hence the ease with which 81 mnnv n.stsnss 80
ehss.eiAns alike are deceived, aad SO mAnv valus-
Die lives lost sassy '~4~A-
Il l. With very great pleasure that ofsr the
WRiaHr N'S~sS'
Messs. Ufleo- a Briggs, s'''' AS'N-
6ENTLKsxN ;--sines my arrival here, aud par
eseiafi3 sines y was known had heretofors re-
aided in New Ferk City. frequsnt tnoulrts. hsSa
oeen made ef me whether was aeauaIntsd ,xIth
Dr Bal 81 ycur city, whilst living there ana
Whist kHes Of hlais etc.
In order that there shAl be no misundsrstAnd-
ios. ana Tor the pnrpose OF placing nsself rirhf
m the Eyes of thsa gentleman. as vel as yourselves
and others, deem IL proper we'll as prudent 70
make this ststement in writing 20 be len IN vour
aanas, ef gwen % nr, Bell, A. you may think
ses., Nc 70 90 Vita Il a. be rlsases. I knaw DR.
aeli aems six er eight years sincs, IN New York
CITY where for 9 few months We we're engaged ~
tbe sane Institute. lie war a clever scholar
standing third f his rlass within fiftesn r,cnshs
of his first entry, aud pronounced ~ An tha pr,-
tssHors e Neii ~ by majority Of the Thirseenth
street school, oRe of It's brightest lights and hen
ofanis nemhars. Or. Bells treatment In this
speetaty particularly IN the treat ment Of female
diseases, IL acknowledged eaual H. anx AZ ~. =.
formed school o. rhysielAu. ana exreIlsg ~ -
in the great institute. -S-'
Dr. Bell y. in nv onfnIon. n eantlam., ,,.,t
worthy Of the extended patronass whtrh 7 ~
happy % md, is daily being extended 10 hin.
Sespectisily yours, Ut. WRIGHT, MD,
fTopr q. Lonis Threat and Lung Institute,
30. - AeTth sixth street, st. Louis, Mo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
Organic Weakness.

Less of natural vigor, nervous and general de-.
hility, with akin eaaetiens fever sores, rains In
every hone and muscle. loss Of msmory. headache
sad dizziness, night dreams, emissions, fmpo-
tsnes, etc. stes and the endless other sufsrings
whioa afIiict such patient, will be cured hy
means At present used in All the New York CITY
Hospitals, and thosa IN Breeklyn.
TsTeHaA rrAnxr Srx~Dr..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
GENTLEAEN.

Who threuxh thonghtlszs inprudsnee. or inns-
Gently, a. asHy hare, have become poisoned bv
that mess deadly virus, PENERTAL, can new nnd
immediate relief and permanent cure. | nse no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATE
- connected with the history Of the Matsria
dedisA ef the United States, er mors favorahly
known 4 pionser in medical discovery, than
taat Of Or. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. his
teinlitAbls preparation Of SaFz apariliA has isag
seoa At the head Of the xarisas sompsaAas Of that
FaisAbis drag. His
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Agents for the purchase OF Real
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DENTISTRY
STEAMBOAT for SALE.

0E THE 7sh OF JULY, Is64, I SHALL
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IN Pamucsb, Ky, ons-hsn interest in the Steam
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Try and rear our dear little children
to be good Christians aud good citizens.
Good.bye.
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CsRsrai StafesRf shossiHg The Recepts cad DisbNgss
rasssss rsFa The ls5A day Of Apr, iss3, 70 fhs 30
dag II APril 1864, ascissiHs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-19
From the Richmond whig. August u.
rIE -frI-kTfOx At MOrrrK

The naval disaster at Mobile is unquestionably
an unpleasant affair, and. we fear will tend 10
Il incredibly in the public mind the idea already
widely entertained, that our IRON clad navy is
foredooined each ship. when built, either TO be
CAPTURED, blown up by our own people, or strand.
ed The subsequent surrender Of fortress in
the same quarter. as strong modern science.
with the experience OF the defenses of Charles
ton. ample time and unstinted resources could
make il. Ellis all hearts with deep and lscerat-
ing grief and ranking spirit Of indignation
Fort Gaines has been surrendered by its com
mander-a Colonel Anderson-with its heavy
armament, ts adequate stores OF munitions and
substance. is large garrison of Fix hundred bat
tle-tested confederate soldiers. its unimpaired
defensive means and appliances. in direct, detan,
disobedience of orders and in the face Of The
prolonged defense OF Battery Wsgner--n the
face. too. OF the memorable example of Fort
Sumter. after three hundred and ninety FIVE DAYS
OF an unparalleled bombsrdment. We had hoped,
indeed that, after the defense OF Charleston. and
the attacks on Fort McAlisier. should be
spared the repetition OF such humilating dsls
tiers ss the capture OF the works defending Port
Royal harboF and Hilton Head the surrender of
Font hatteras, and the reduction Of Fort Jack
son. II the mouth of the Mississippi aud of Fort
Pulaski. But all these become insignificant in
comparison with the GROWING shame-as history
must record u in adsmantne ietters-oi the ca
pitulation To Fsrragut Of Fort Gaines, after 30
,rhnga defense against 20 slight an attack.
The works of Mobile are OF superior order.
and extensive enough At all thres ened or assaila
Die points Those works are provided with guns
Of the heaviest csliber such have been found
in every instance at Charleston potent enough to
drive out Of action the monitors of The .nemv in
a very lea minutes
Forts Games. Powell aud Morgan are some
some thirty miles distant from Mobile They
we're valuable sdiuncts. unquessionably to the
defense OF III, city. and their loss j. deplorable.
but IN no way vital TO that defense. Between
them aud Mobile have been built aud thoroughly
armed. a line of works commanding the inner
harbor This line the Yankee navy must re-
duce. land batteries cannot be brought 10 bear
upon Observation-Disclosures and torpeioe. bar the
way 10 be passed. and the capture of Mobile
should be Tar more difficult problem than was
thst of Charleston In the beginning Of July
-63 Farragut has qualities which make him
more dangerous adversary. ~e confess. than
Dahlgren. bat Candy. from What We earn i hy
no means a. we'll fitted for the conduct of seisc
operations a. Gilmore General Canby i a
mere routine soldier-entrely without knowledee
OF artillery. fearful Of responsibility. aud a bot
tom. q psn Of slow. shallow intsllsst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-19

-GEx VI ID. Manson FOR LIEUTENANT Gov
RNoR.-At meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee, held In Indianapolis on last
Friday. Gen Mahlon ID. Manson. of Crawford
vile. wns placed upon the Democratic State
Ticket for Lieutenant Governor in place Of
Judge Turpie.
The action OF the Committee should and will
meet the concurrence and appreciation OF the De-
mocracy of Indiana
In Gen. Manson will be recognized the earnest
honest Democrat Who has ever stood by the or
ganization and principles Of the Democratic
party.
An acquaintance Of sixteen years has led us
10 regard Gen Manson as worthy of the conf
dence of the Democracy OF Indiana. In the
dark hour of adversely and defeat when fanati
cism threatened TO destroy the Democratic party.
we have found Mahlon ID. Manson true to the
organization OF the Democratic party, and cher
ishing an abiding faith in the correctness and Ill
innate triumph of Democratic principles.
As military man and patriot, he has a record
that will bear the test Of the most critical exam
nation. On the 10th OF May. 1861. Gen. Man
son organized the 10th Indiana regiment for the
three months service. (being the fifth Indiana
regiment organized during the present war; and
"lnGiana's Roll of Honor" bears testimony of
the battle OF Rich Mountain that Ito no regi
ment belongs more honor of this victory than
the 10Th Indiana. whose gallant Colonel handled
his command with great skill"
On the 18th OF September. 1861, the 10Th In
diana was reorgsnized for three years. General
Manson being again colonel OF the regiment
We do not propose now To detail the services
of Gen Manson. At the battle Of Mill Springs
he discharged his duty so satisfactorily that on
March 22d. 1862. he was commissioned a Briga-
der General in the volunteer service.
In every position Of military and civil life he
has been prompt and faithful in the discharge OF
his duties He Is man worthy the confidence
of the people of Indiana. To the Democracy of
Indiana he especially is commended by his con-
sistent advocacy OF the sound national principles
which have illustrated the past history of that
grand old party. While so many professed Dem
ocrats have sacrificed their political principles
for the emouments and glare of military promo
ton, Gen Manson remains true TO the Consttu
ton and Union. holding the flag of our country
as the symbol of the Democratic principles he
loved in youth and maintained in mature man
hood. Such man the Democracy of Indiana
will delight to honor.
As a tried and true Democrat We hail his Sc.
lection a. the standard bearer of the Democracy
and place his name on the State ticket in the
Pharos - Logansport Pharos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-19

No one will infer from this that am DOT a
friend Of the negro a. well as the white race.
contend that the treason and rebellion OF the mas
ter freed the slave. and the armies L have COM
manded have conducted 10 safe points more ne
groes than those of any General officer in the
nv, but TpTefer negroes for pioneers, Transfers,
cooks and servants. others gradually 10 expert
ment 10 the art of the soldier. beginning with the
duties of local garrisons, such as we had at
Memphis. Vicksburg. hatcher. Nashville and
Chattanooga; bot / would not draw on the poor
race for too large proportion Of its active. ath-
letic Young men. for some must remain to seek
new homes and provide for the old and young,
the feeble and helpless
These are some of my peculiar notions. but |
assure YOU they are shared by a large proportion
Of our fighting men am. etc,
(Signed) W L. SHERMAN.
Major General
In addition TO the very disloygl sentiments ex-
diers, we are informed by this letter that Cover
nor ANDREW Of Massachusetts,. has. by some
means, acquired power to appoint Provost Mar
shall for the States of Georgia. Alabama and
Mississippi
Has LINCOLN abdicated in his favor. or has h'
appointed ANDREW bis general Deputy
Could not ANpEtw be induced to appoint
Moron Provost Marshal for this Statel
Massachusetts il great and discriminating
State. She sends her whites 10 the West al
hundred days men. to convince the heather Will
such insiuuating arguments as ball and bayonet
that the continuance of an administration will
abolition aud high tariff principles is the best FOL
their present untutored condition. while she fills
her quota under the draft with stolen negroes.
| They are sharp set of chaps down there abou
/ Boston
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-19
General sherman ON Negro soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION orr
THE MISSISSIPPI, ~ THE FIELD,
Mae ATLAyTA. Ga July 30. 1861


NEAR ATLANTA, Ga July 30. 1864 \
John a. SpOoner. Esq igent for The Common
iceahh Of Massachusetts, Ndshriiie Tenn:
Sla:-Your- from Chattanooga. July 18th. i.
received. notifying ne of your appointment b1
your State as Lieutenant Colonel and Provost
Marshal OF Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi
under the act oi Congress approved July 4
1861. TO recruit volunteers 70 be credited to the
States respectively.
o. APPLYING 20 General Webster. at Nash
vile. he will grant you pass throu "a our lines
To those States. and as have had considerable
experience IL those States. would suggest re
crui,ing depots 10 be established al Macon and
Columbia Miss, Selma and Mobile. Alabama
and Columbus, MIIiedgeriH, and SsrGRnah,
Georgia
do not see that the Law restricts you ~ black
recruits. but YOU are st liberty TO collect white
recruits also Ii i waste OF time and money 10
open rendezvous in Northeast Georgia, for |
assure YOU have not seen All able bodied man
there black on white. fit for soldier. who was
not ii this army or the one opposed to il
Yoa speak OF the impression going abroad that
am opposed 70 the organization OF colored reg
iment-.
Nv opinions are usually very positive. and
there i no reason why YOU should not know
them
Though entertaining profound reverence Tor
our Congress. | do doubt their sisdom in the
passage ofths law;
l. Because civilian agents abou, an army are
a nuisance.
, The duty OF citizens to fight Tor their coun
try j. too sacred one TO be peddled OIL by buying
up the refuse az other States.
3 IL IL unjust 10 the brave folders aud volun
teers who are fighting. a. those who compose
this army DO. 10 place them on par ruth me class
Of recruits uja are alter
T. The Regro IS ia transition state. and Is not
the equal Of the w.ite man.
> He j. liberated from his bondage by act of
war; aud the armies in the field are entitled to all
bis assistance 10 labor and fighting. N addition
TO the proper quotas o! the States.
This bidding and barternc tor recruits
white aud black. has delayed the &c enforcement
OF arEaies AZ the times when such re entorcemen
would have enabled u 20 make our success per
manent
: The law l. experiment which. pending
war i unsise aud unsafe. and has DELAYED the
universal draft which | believe will become
necessary 20 overcome the widespread resistance
offered Us: and also believe the universal draft
will be wise and beneficial. for under the Provi
deuce Of God Il will separate the sheep from the
goats, and demonstrate what citizens will fight
for their soustry. AID what will only talk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-19

Dos and Ohiof Are they brought into those
States to secure fair elec,iOnsl II the party in
power intesd fair dealing toward their political
opponents what apology can they offer for these
military usurpationsl What reasonable excuse
for arming their political friends and denying
the same privileges to their political OpponentsI
How does Governor MoEToS know that the
LOYAL League is not al armed bOdyl i be a
member Of the order. and does be speak from
personal knovIedgel If member. ~ ask him
If he did not take obligation to arm himself
with good sho, gun, musket or rife. and 10
provide plenty OF fixed ammunition TO make
either efectivel And We also inquire il His
Excelency has not offered his official assistance
in procuring effective weapons for the members
of the League. and thus aid them in fulfilling
their Obligation to arml The Governor Is eI.
ceednsly cautious. but he will find it very diff
cult 10 cover all his tricks especially when he
has 40 many TO help him keep his secrets