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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-12

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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-12
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17
special Election.

4 1 . Regular Meeting Of the Com
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17

\ 0liDE ~ APPLICATIONS
y f8- EE.t.-r.1.t r. 1.rety eesa lAat
eiII a.Ft s. ro.lt ~ Caz-rs sale ers - Klrs
s1tne lq1.rs 81 e .a.s q1s4lIg thao = cE4ft
81 Irs. VA tl1 rrirlf-. = ~ Io4ing lhe sens
p - -tHt 11 ~ rrr-..r f1r ne yea. NJ
tte II - '1s.t. s11 49, premises where's said
& lrfE ere A. ~ lf.ls .is a. -s.t4 a. t1f h1tsl
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17
pr W X MERWIE a. co.
THE GREAT
NOLAN MEDICINE
coxrousDEp rxos
CheroI1ee Cure

Cure
N unls.,iag curs fs7 seulasl Weakness. HOe,urn,
L'i siorr sud .u diseases Caused ny selfPolrtos
a. n Loss % Memory, rrivcrfa' l.sssiiGie. pair
4 Tan hick. Dmness 81 VISION, pfematnre O.d Ags
scsk Nerves. Difecuity Or 3feubiug Tscnbiinf
vskoluness, frup'icns on The Pace. Pale couits
anoe lnssuiy. Consumption, ard Al the dtesul Goa
lints Cause ~ departing frosu tae path OF nature
~ Tits incidence 4 siinrie vegetable extract
NJ oge on which FL csr rely. - a. las bcea used
"a lracflce Tor May years. and With thousand
-atso. u has uof failed N slneis tsssuce Tea ct
alive powers have been sufficient 10 gaiR victor
yer the niost stubborn case.
- 70 thos. Tho have frffeG with their constft
on. until they Thus themselves beyond the reac
.aed "a. AID, ae would say, Despair Eor "a
HFRoKFf cCRk III rctfore yon 20 health an
ieor. sna amer all qrnsuk doctors have fsnedi
- Prcs. pee polite. OF three bottles for a.. an
Hwariet hy Express % all parts OF The world
IT, for fnil particulars. get Ciscuisr nom ~
rug Store Ia o.. county 90 write % The Ageoi VII
a. fnAi ans 4. airing ne me, full tres
=. iu pamphlet form.
AZ -urn orsers must be sent 20 G. A. COOK. Chi
a.. oar Csasrsi Agent fof TIE Wes'.
-.lf ~
so Aie Druggists. sud by Al Drre ys,r eyery~ters
&. 4. cook. ,aItAao Geier. Agent 1or n
tatt- of iu! ss a..~ T. Uisrausia Mlrhla.a and 70
Dr. 2 r MBRWIN & CO,
svfrt.P oqtfvrona.
- f.h.fiy street. New York.
soid AZ retail BY THos. n. BARR. BBFRL &
BIN DL and AILkN PENCE, Terre Hsute
wholesale by Be0WS1 Nc a SLOAN and Dali
w. sRiFFR pUSH. fudlsnap polls.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17

NEFFe kfUatTe.
skourns exer ccc's Dtsz Ss.fe.
~. OouaGn
slli osfseif assasi fi,trtor u 80 ura.men .
tal,.gstll snee.sDs a-scliots.
II eAlapk sifersicp 20 ~ CsnceI ADule.e. Lev
Fer rrtrf SCI tfrctf. permit ne tots Uktit f. IL
ncsi Ncrctftr citccve eve, 49, d meti1lhe
Is ne e. cssicefsinn o lons soosni tcs :, n
Medical frofresc1 Ard ne AFFLICTED via cauctr -
f<fstisr L. trliy asic1isi inc, viihou e parallel,
80 q the cpL kncVr srfitote % career, ard al
sNrctrccs trtctcrf ne rncsrs epcrandi q ths 80.
iaetn - an A1sniiy ~ cuterlnx into he cbeuscaa
.slnRe@tior e 10 es1clr. cancerrls. ualfnanf o.
ma ally srce1b. tt.ret, renewing al Use src "
siits, srttc-. e. Eirrr Ard cestfcyirg thec aDcss
fyefy tArtieir ftrs beicr rr e. a. ultiuul
an % ife pts 81 ne sriic; Eitboal cacalC eang O
nnrnirE, rift1ni $40 icsf a. ti.et ~ l IL. ffaff
.tecune To- fctrt htsh HCsn a. srpfet q IL
H.sea sys 3. Ar T@ suunt. easily sod lrcel, e.
s,ff p 'h't l'tarsl 81 cs-csIs car - rerstrs
rrr VITAL raI 81. .EC eye. leift hIcot eetafIk &c
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NJ IL eOns ~ isol ssurs g -kins perra.ssls..
asiffrifv err Az Interests sc fsiito ~ cal A.
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ut rrrpcvsc afd rrrssrvrc. src q desired ~illrs
e sppnfets q cssrs cured laIousbeei tle crrf.r
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faltt- A. slltuIgr -. s. az sts aftt 81 .Aa -
80 t1 80 3 far. t' f''tarrtf cf tsainess. elst
ser ssilirg remedy o. 80 so sutrlesflo 49,.
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HCR0RVLA, hHKUMATlSN AND LIvRg
COMPLAINT
fre@pt v4t suece.s fr pavs d,so4ses, saea -
iess. irio 49, ,sH efs ss ess.i, - elllia. - pi
fIt I.Lr.tE1. UCfrrfIr' .|II stEr. ~ -lfIsIa aid
tAs. u.1 tiN. ii.l sylit.tr .atl Is sss a.
fa.sileas - ne k'ers'' al. s1sne -ii rssssss A.
a. sas~ sfd ssc.e..ici rtr,ts ia rsucs.Ds
fars ~ 81. So az ~ 81 ui-st~s - vosr foun4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Illinois Election News.

Owing to the disarrangemeut sf the
telegraphic wires, our election returns
are not very foil from this State.
Lincclas majority in the State can
scarcely fall below q COO
Such returns as We have from the
Egyptian portion Of the State show in.
msass gains for Lincoln.
The majority of ths State ticket will
be nearly up to Lineoin's We have
pretty certainly elected ten out Of the Ia
members Of Congress Both branches
Of the Legislature are Union. They
will elect Governor Yates United States
Senator in place Of the Peaes.sneAk
Richardson.
Liaeoln's majority 10 Cook county =
400
A dispatch from A1jutAnt General
Baker says that Liacoln's majority in
Iowa is 5000 This includes the sol
diers vote.
Tonight the Union men bad . grand
love feast at Bryan Hall. The ball
was jammed With as happy a crowd as
vas ever gathered within "a ample walls.
Short and pithy speeches and musie by
the band consumed toe time most plea
sanity for three or four hours.
The Chicago Times has a long edito-
rial this morRing recommending Canada
as capital country for the American
people TO emigrats 20 Everybody here
is praying that the infamous editor will
follow his own advice.
A dispatch from St Louis says we
took 200 prisoners from Price nj New.
tonia, bat there was no pursuit Gen.
Blunt has returned to Fort Scott.
A large number Of rebel refugees from
the interior Of Missouri voted for Me
Clellan At ST. Louis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Illegal Voting Tuesday.

We have had our attention called to
thsfsct th2t "a large NUMBER of votes
were illegally pOlled on Tuesday, and We
are glad to know that the polls will re
ceive thorough OVERLAPPING With the
view Of bringing to punishment the guilty
parties. The law requires that Judges
shall Be selected from each Of the politi-
cal parties. But on last Tuesday, at :
msjority Of the precincts in the city, both
Judges vera selected from the conserva-
tive Democratic party, in plain violation
Of the law. The consequences was that
many boys voted the Mcclellan ticket
without the cath being administered.
Cas case has been brought to our notice
where boy voted without the oath be
ing administered, who less thaR tws
years age was declared, on oath by bis
father, to be only seventeen years Of sgf,
We hope the parties having the matte
ia charge will ferret out every esse, anS
| let them be prosecuted to the fullest ex
I tent ofthe law-Louissille Prsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12


TRAIToR PLoTs AND CoPrKRHEAD
CoSsPIRAcrEA-No one should fail to
read carefully the account Of the damn
able plot coneocted by rebel spies, and
COpperheAd Sons of Liberty, which viii
be found on our first page this morning,
copied from the Chicago Tribune
Its hardly credible that beings wear
ing the semblence of men, could hatch
such hellish schemes against the hves Of
their fellow men, in many eases against
their nearest neighbors.
Every preparation was made for this
carnival Of blood and confagration, and
rapine, but fortunately the plot was dis
covered in time and the fendish work
prevented
Plots of like character existed, be-
yond doubt, in other cities and towns on
the lake, and Ohio and Mississippi
river border
The danger may now be past but the
greatest caution and vigilance should
still be exercised by the military and
civil authorities in ell our principal Dor.
der cities, The earnest and vehement
denial that these plots exist or have ex-
listed, by certain class Of men, is no
light evidence that they do exist
The recent developments At Indian
apolis and Chicago and elsewhere,
should lead ell who love Law and order,
and who desire the safety of Law abiding
aud Union loving men, to be prepared
Tor any emergency. and see that no
Charles Walsh's, Coils. Geo. ST. Lsger,
Grenfells, and Vincent Marmaduks's ara
lurking in our midst
The rebels aud their friends are grow.
ing desperate, and the programme laid
out N Richmond to burn Northern cities
and assassinate Union citizens, will NJ
doubt, be attempted
Again we say, let the utmost YiRilanes
be exercised everywhere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
n~Iu England il il believed tha

81 II England il is believed that
Ssmmes, the rebel pirate, has obtaiaed
ship from China, and that be has gone
out on another vessel to meet, arm and
take command Of this Anglo-Chinese
ship Bat the Paris correspondent Of
the New York Commercial Adrvfissr
SAYS be feels certain that be saw Ssmmes
about the middle Of last month, st the
grand Hotel IN that city, and under
any circumstances it is not probable that
Semees will 70 again into service with-
out being exchanged. Il is certain that
II be does the Government ought to set
Captain Winslow on his track with a
fast vessel. and then, in case Of capture,
we all know what Winslow would do
with hin. lie would live about as long
as q quarter deck ourt.nartial could
discuss the merits Of the case, aud there
would be no chance this time for the in
reference Of an Englishman under am
form.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Capt '. R. C, Cons Post

JoHxsoxs UuoS WAsHIS0 MAcHiSa
AND CLOTHES WRSoER This machine
is now in use throughous the length and
breadth Of this land, and has been thor
oughly tested in hospitals, converts, asy-
lums, and families generally, and IA So
curing everywhere the most unstinsed
praise. These machines not only save
.hree-fourths Of the labor aud soap, bat
garments will last twice as long wken
washed in them
ALI fabrics, from collar to blanket,
can be washed perfectly without soaking,
boiling or rubbing, and bog or girl
can operate IT,
The wringer is made to st the ma
chine, and can be attached TO any tub
or box easier and quicker ihan any other
Wringer, and without any injury to the
tub II never rusts or gets out Of or
der, and is universally conceded TO be the
best and most reliable Wringer In use
Clothes may be washed, wrnng and rissed
without inhaling steam, spiIling slops,
or even putting the hands in the water.
Call and see this machine at ]. Z. FL
io,ts Family Grocery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

Nav ToBAoco The FIRST new tobacco
Of the season was received BY Messrs.
Sprztt ; Co, at the Pickett Warehouse,
on the morning Of the Sth inst, and was
sold BY them yesterday. Il was = por-
ton Of Mr.. Archie Wilson's crop, raised
in Nelson county, under the manage
ment Of Mr. Harry Byers. II sold at
the following prices hogsheads Of
common leaf at $40 and $4I SO per hun
bred poands, one lug hogshead at $50 25
and one hogshesd of trash at IS 60 per
hundred pounds This still entities the
Pickett 10 the horns, having sold the
largest amount Tobacco OF any firm in
the world last season, and received tbs
FIRST Of the new crop this sesson.-Loit
Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
From 0Clin, Illinois.

oprx, November S.-Centraha gives
SOC msjority for Lincoln and 0gIesby.
Cairo, 400 Democratic nsjority.
Washington county, estimated 400 Re
publican majority.
Marion county viii probably give $50
Democratic majority.
oDEN, November e-The bridge over
Crooked creek, Eve miles south of ihis
place, was burned thiS~norning al 2
O'Clock this morning. The watchman
discovered the bridge on FIRE in two
pIaceAs
1t vas the work of an incendisry, and
from the fact that the telegraph wires
were cut, It was thought 70 be the work
of some disloyal man.
Arrangements have been made to
transfer passengers and baggage without
dslay until the bridge can Dc rebuilt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
FATETTE COUNTY.
A Characteristic Letter from General
sherman.

Some time since, at the request Of
General sherman, the Western Sanitary
Commission sent large supplies for the
Union prisoners at Audersonville, Ga,
TO Atlanta. General Sherman had made
an arrangement with the rebel authori-
ties to have these supplies delivered, but
prior 10 their arrival, Hood commenced
his movement upon our rear, aud thus
prevented the Accomplishment of the
object desired Mr. Yeatmau, President
Of the Commission, has Just received the
following letter from General Sherman,
which contains q significant hint IS 10
the present movement Of our army:
GAYLEsvILLE, Ala, Oct IS, 1864
James T. Yeatman, Residenf, &c.
DEAR SIR-I thank you for the promp,
/ fulhllment Of the request 20 send certain
articles for our prisoners at Anderson.
vile. Things have changed since, and
may hare 10 90 in person 10 deiiue1
these articles to the prisoners In the
msansime / will hold them for that par
pose. - can make no use Of money fol
their benefit, aud beg you to use il il
your noble charity.
With respect, yours, &c,
wv. T. SHERMAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12


Persons % -e1vasAry habits sr.abEsd with
weakness. iSssitac, rAlritation Of ~ heart. lack
q APpssits, distress alter estias, tOrpia liver
eons'iPAii'n' deserve 70 ssssr, Il they viii not
Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which aro n0N recommended BY the highest meaI-
cal authorities, ana warranted = produce an So.
,.ssiase hsnsesisl eaeet TAey are sxesssinxly
asresshle. IeFsFs y rure, and aust sups-ossd all
other toaios wheEe bs..lihy. gentle ssinuisat 10
requirea.
They Purify, Strengthen and isviserate.
They ezvAse heAlthy spps:its.
They eAn sntiaose TO change Of water ana
diet.
They syeresras the sassss sf dissipation aaa
lafe hour.
They strengthen TIE sysssa sad snlivsa the
They prevent @iAsnasis ana inssrzisssas -
They purify the brsssh saa .sIaisy Of the
stomach
They eurs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
rAey cure Di4rrhsa aad okolsrk Morbus.
They eurs Liver osmpialnt and Ssrvsas
Headache.
The. make the weak strong, the lanrula hrls
liant. aHd are exhausted natures great rsstsrsr.
They are composed the celebrated oAlis4yA bark
slRisFEreen, sAzsafras. reefs and herbs. al pre-
servSa IN perfectly pure 81. orOlx rum Fer par
ticulars. So circulars and tsatinoaiAls sronRd
I each bettle.
Beware q imposfors. Examine every bsttle.
See that Il has cur private O. s. Stamp unmuti-
lated over the cork With plantation scene. aad
our signature = nRs stssi plata side lEhsi. See
that oar bottle is net rs-aliea With spurious and
deiaisrious stat ANY person rFsisnding 10 sell
Plantation Bifters BY the gallon or In bulk, Il an
impzsseF. Any person Initiating this bottle. or
selling any other mstsrlsl therein, wAsther called
flantatioa Bitisrs or net l. aeriminal under the
Z. $. Law. ane wTi be - presented By "a We
already have eur eye several parties 70 fIliss
our bottles, &C., who will succeed ia getting
themselves into Gloss quarters. Ths demand fol
brakes rlAntAtion bittsrs ffsm ladlsa. clergy
men, merchants, Ao., fs taerealbis. The sinpls
trial OF hottie e the svidsnes present Of shsl
worth aad superiority, TAsy are Geld b. eli ~
Specialize druggists. groosrs, Physicians, aossls
saloons. steamboats,, aud country stores.
p. II. DRAKE a 90.
Ne. 2oa broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
LYONS IkArnAIRoN.

KAthairoa IA from the Grsek voFd "KAfaro." or
''Kaihaire." sgnifylnE TO cleanse. rsjuVinass and
restore. This article e what ~ name sigAiass.
For pFesaFsiEx, restoring aud beautifying the
human HAIR if q the most remarkable preparation
"a tbs warla. Il ). again owned and put up BY
he original proprietor, and is new made with the
sane care. skin and attention which gave u
sale Of ever one million bottles per snnum.
Il i most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL srsaioaies scurf and dAndrun.
II kegs The bead cool And oisAa.
Il makes the hair, rieA. son ==A glossy.
IL prevents ths hair from lailinE % and turn
lng gray.
Il restores hair upon bald hseds.
AEy lady or gentleman who values bsaatifui
head ofhAir ahouid u.s. Lyons KAthniren. II is
Enown aud q Cd throughout the eiviilssd world.
Sold by All reapactabls deAlsru.
DEMAs ! BARNES co.. New Ysrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
News from RaIaH.

Mai. Gen. A j. Smiths command has
arrived at Paducah, destination an
known, and contrsband news if it wAs
II is thought there viii be a change Of
commanders in that District 1t is ru-
mored that Gen. Meredith will command
the State OF Kentucky.
About three o'clock yesterday morning
q railroad bridge on the Illinois Cen.
tral, over Crooked Greek, between Cen
trAlia and 0din, was burned BY bush
whsekers. They cut contiguous tele
graph pole, and cutting it iE two, kindleC
q Ere on the bridge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

eJ Lincoln will be the 6rst President
reelected since Jaekson's time eTTs
Haute Journal
\ He is the only President since Jack.
son who lived long enough to be re.
elected, who deserved the honor
Even the Democracy spurned the idea
Of re-eiseting Polk, Pierce, and the old
traitor, Buchanan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
northumberland

IA BfidgadieE General John A.
Green, Jr., in his late singular proclama-
ton, kindly begged General Dix not TO
trouble himself about the military de-
Tense Of the State. Don't put yourself
to any inconvenience said the gnat in
calling upon the lion, fearing that the
king Of animals might be overcome BY
the distinguished honor Of the visit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Kenfuekr Election Returns,

In consequence Of the heavy storm
which prevailed yesterday, the tele-
graphic wires we're all down last night,
and We still have bat meagre returns
from this State In addition TO those
given yesterday morning we have OBJ
fained the foIloHinr--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

pa a poll was opened on the gun
boat Silver Wave, lying at the Louisville
wharf 10 allow PennsylVanis soldiers
aud those in the naval service here to
vote There were thirty.two votes cast
of which Mr.. Lincoln received twenty.
one aud Mcclellan eleven.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Posfnnee NolIce.

The Evansvills and Charlottesville
Railroad Company having changed the
time Of their mail train, to depart At
9:45 a. ", and arrive at SO ?. N, to 90
into effect on Monday. Nov. IA, this Of
fee will be opened at A. N, and closed
at P n, until farther notice. Railroad
mail closes st a Az Office open on
Sunday from 10 3 P NJ, as usual
JAMES IT, MoNsRby, p. NJ
Nov. l2--d3twlt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
The Grand Result.

There is scarcely a doubt that Mr..
Lincoln has carried every State in the
Union except New Jersey, Delaware aHd
KENNEDY, which give Mcclellan 81 votes
against 2l3 for Lincoln. Decisive
enough, we should suppose.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

AZ Baltimore they elected,
Lincoln Who l. Ts-eisetsd-
Abraham, AbFzbam, Abraham
A. Hsnss, Ahs the psopls know hin,
And ali bis actions 90 20 shs~ bin
A true assa. trHs man, true m2n, tras nas-
Bseasss the Psopls. &c
Yet there wss another reason,
Wty the trai ors ard their tFeAaons
DID decay, did decay, did deeay, dia decay
LineeIus friend AID bis protector
His political dir etor, Gay
Was harry Clay, Garry Clay, Harry Clay, Hsrsy
Because tbs people, &c.
soss Of Frssdeu never fzit-g,
Ner&kers 4sRiters eznsot alter
Or dslsy, Or delay. or delay, or lay
Ry tsaitorou4 thFsats CT persecution,
Orr GouBtFy's Laws Or Constitution
A sing day aslagle day, asisgz day, asiugls DAY
Be auss the Pc pie, &e
sons q Freedom, all re ask yeu.
And Ws viii not eEsrtssk you--
Yeu I'm the southern frsitpr0Ds sectsons
Saved ycar couatEy last el-ction, kday.
Elsction day slsct On daF. election day election
Because the people, Ae-
Ladies, nov We thznk you all,
For this and al your friendly calls
Yss We do yss we'd 80, ~ 10 - 70 do.
Xoa'vs tsrnsd ysuF Aseks on ihs traitoFona
Ard saw d your smiles for tina boy. n blue.
Boys In eIae, boys In biuss DO : IL blue, boys IN
bius
because tas people, ke.
Yea hav. tanned cut amid ias storm,
knd smiled on &c IN this Wigwsn
This Wigwsm, this WissAn, tLis WiKwam, this
Nigwam.
wise- aad mothsrs. tell us true,
woa't you save your girls for the boys 10
biue.--
Boys IN blue, boys IN bies, boys In blue, eoys n
BseAn.s the people. &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Vote Of GaIIatIn county. Illinois

SHAwSEErowS, III, Nov. 3 "a
Kdissrs Evansvills Journal:
Our county, "old GallAtin," has gone
COpperasad by "a majority. (only s.
This is reported--nos official
Four years ago. this county gave over
500 Democratic majority. Quite a
change Yours, in haste,
PEOPLES 4 RInawAY-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

Ea- James Cobb, one Of General
Towards secret scouts, who was cap
tDred By the enemy At the commence.
ment Of the campaign, has just returned
20 camp after long and severe con6ne-
ment IN rebel prisons He was to have
been hung on the Friday after his es-
cape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

EGYPr REDEEMED. - Returns from
Egypt show the election of KuyksndaIl,
(Union,) to Congress by at last 1000
majority Good-by, Josh Allen.
Il will be reeollected that in 1860 the
Democratic majority in the District was
1900 All hail John A. Logan. lie
speaks as eifectually as he fights
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
Michigan Nnlliers Ynta-

State Agency, Lincoln ~; Mcclellan,
12;2sth regiment Lincoln lsl; Mcclellan
60; Manfordville detachment, Lincoln 81
Mcclellan 2si Total for Lincoln, 265.
Total for Mcclellan, $50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

B-Governor Brough, of Ohio. has
appointed Thursday, November 24th, as
q day Of Thanksgiving. The same day
has already been selected for the Nation
al Thanksgiving, and by all the States
which have fixed upon day