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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

OH SAN NEDARY AND THE DEMOCRAT
I, PARrr.-The Columbus Crisis, in cam
menting upon the proceedings of the
late State Convention, says;
There can be no doubt about the fact
that any attempt to transfer the Demo
cratic party on to war platform viii be
resisted with more determination than
some men, who would sell the country
for an office, suppose. They want Meth
er Lincoln nor any OF his Major Gen
erals.
The strength, and the only strength o:
the Democratic party, from first to last,
has been opposition 10 this scdr, unhoiy,
barbarous and ruinous.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

Tbs STYLE OF LIVING IN THE ARNT oP
rue PoToNAc.-General Grant does not
seem to fancy the luxurious style Of liv-
ing prevalent in the Army of the Potc-
mac. He says he can maintain his phys
icalintegrity on pork and beans, as sol
diers do out West, and believes i eau
be done by them here. Caterers to the
delicate pSlates Of cur officers are in
spasrs at the report that the Lieutenant
General is about to Danish their wsres
from the lines.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
Five eeneral Smiths.

A misinformed eotemporary violently
abuses Gen. w I. Smith, recently con
sirmed as Major-Gencral in the regular
army, because, as it says, he failed in
the recent cavalry expedition in Missis-
sippi. The commander of that expedi-
ton was Brigadier-GeneraI W $ Smith
There arc five or more General Smiths
in the army--Maior General ". f.
Smith, now acting on General Grants
staff, Brigadier General W. Sew. Smiih.
mentioned above Brigadier-General
Giles A. Smith, who commanded division
in Sherman's Fifteenth Corps, and was
wounded at Missionary Ridge Briga-
dier-General A. j Smith, commanding a
division OF the Seventeenth Corps. aud in
charge OF tie successful expedition Up
Red river; Brigadier General NJ L. Smith.
commanding an infantry brigade some.
where out West; Maior-General Chas. +.
Smith, who was second in command to
Gen. Grant at Fort Donelson, died in
1862, u4ar Pittsburg Landing. Those
are all the General Smiths in the Ma
tional service that We now reeall-Keap
York Times
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

McCLELLAS's OMITTED DrspArcErx-
1t is stated at the War Department that
Mcclellan, in his report to the Secretary
Of War on his operations on the PENN
sula. omitted nearly one hundred bonn
bastie dispatches, including his great
" push them TO the wall displteh. Il
is not al all unlikely that an amended
and correct edition Of his report viii
soon be published.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

SHOWN Ur-It bas been asserted over
and over by the Missouri Republican and
the Democratic press generally, that the
Democratic districts of Illinois have fur
nished more men 10 the army than the
Republican,. Full tables have been pub
lished, showing that the Union districts,
with population Of ll4,l2l subject to
draft, have furnished 6, i07 men in ex-
cess of all quotas, while the Democratic
districts, wish population of lT0, s02,
have furnished an excess Of 6,029-tha1
is with so per cent less of population,
the strong Union districts have furnished
about six per cent more Of the excess of
recruits In other words, Is men in
the Union districts have furnished one
man in excess of the quota, while %
men in Democratic districts have fur
nished one. Could all the Copperheads
be got together, and the exact number
Of recruits they have furnished be OBJ
tanned, the result would undoubtedly be
interesting for the peace politicians to
look Att would prove them so very
consistent in their peace principles
Gin Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
Tne CRors.-.carrolton. Ill.. April !

IaE URoPs.--CarroIton, III, April !,
Editors Missouri Democrat:
The wheat crop in this section is pref
~ badly used up To all appearances,
there will be no more than half crop
Some Of the farmers are blowing up their
wheat fields and sowing oats or spring
wheat therein.
The old peach trees are killed, and
young trees are badly injured, il not
killed also | have examined several
apple trees, all OF which found to be
alive. Yours, Traly,
i. 8 FL nRrn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
a. a Netbodist nipister in Kansa.

10 A Methodist minister in Kansas,
living on small sa a-y, vas greatly
troubled TO get bis quarterly inztalmeni.
He at last told the non-paying trustees
that he must have his money. as be was.
suffering for the necessaries Of life.
81 Money! replied the trustees, yeu
preseh for MONEY? We thought You
preached for the good Of soulsi'
aSoulsr responded the reverend Fl
can't eas eouis--and If ! could It would
take thousand such as yours 20 make
mealr'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
General KimbaIi DeciinFs his sonIi-
@uaffou

NLHtts Al EtHiJdII UttItHts III -UIzAf-
~nafi0n,
EzxrfTIvE DEFsRTNEST OF IxDIaHA,
Bureau Of Finance.
Indianapolis, April 10, 1854
Ediior Journal
/ send You a copy of letter from
General Kimball declining the nomiaa-
ton for Lieutenant Governor. The let
ter vas no. intended for publication. bu;
send It to YOU with that view
Yours Respectfully,
W. II. r. TERRELL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
FOR RENp or SAFE.

TsOR HKNr on sALE-k BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence, near the Salt Wells. with
about two acres Of Land. VIII trade for good
city property. Enquire u
e. r. MiNl3T, cor Malu and First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
LYnN.s f1ArrIAIRon.

kafkkirsa IL frem the Grrek word ssKathro. 'sor
rkathairo.H slgnifSing 10 clcansa. EeInstnats and
rsstare. This article is what Its name sigaines.
For preserving. restoring ard heautityiug the
human hats Il Is tie moat rsaaSk able preparation
Ia the world. II i again owned aad put ~ By
Tbs original proprietor, and Il now nads with the
same care. skill and attention which gave u
sale 81 over one million bottles per annun.
II Is most Delightful Hair Dressing.
II sradicAses scurf and dandruH.
h kesps the lead cool and clean.
II makes the hair. rich, sol and glossy.
II prevents the hair from faiilsg % aad tara
tug gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautifni
head - hair shoaid use Lyon's Kafhairoa. IL e
knewn and Ell throughout the civflined Werid.
sold By al resleetabie dealers
DKMts BARNks . CO.. Ee~ York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

TfNHIS BANK IS AUTHORIZED By THE
i Secretary Of the Treasury Is receive sub
scriptioua 90 the above named Bonds, pavahle in
Forty, and reieeusahe ct the pleasure Of the Gov
eminent az er Ten. years. Coupon Bends will be
Of the denomit alton Of Fifty, One Hundred, Five
Hundred. and Que Thousand Dollars. aud will be
delivered In a few days. Registered Bonds will
IA Of The Denomination OF Fi0y, oae Hundred
Five Hundred, One Thousand, Five thousand
aud Ten Thousand Dollars, aud will be delivered
on or before the S0th dag OF April.
Intertst on both classes Of Bonds will be raid
en- the 1st Of March aud Septcmber, EXCEPT en-
Bonds Of fifty and One Hundred Dollars, which
viii be paid annually.
apre dsw,wlt wM. T. PAGE, Cashier.
Times and Union copy, and charge First Ma
tional Bank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

FOR KLEeToEs At LAzOs.
David g. Cooling, cf Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Ylgo.
FeE stats ELEcToHs.
lst District--James G. Denny, Of Knox.
John =. Hougbiands o. spencer.
~ Dsiriet--CyFas y. Nixon, 81 Clark.
Francis Wesief, ~ Lagrange.
"a Dlsfriet-Bsnry r. Prifehsfs, u BaEtbelo
new.
Madison Eynns, u LawrsHeo.
ffh District -Leouidas sexton, % Rash.
q. v. KyRsr, o. franklin.
9th District Benz y. Clsypooi, 81 rayetis.
Joshua II. Meliett. Il Henry.
eth District-J j. Wright, u Morgan.
J. 9. 0rseu, u shelby.
Tth Distfict-J0hn Osborn. Of Pntnam.
Thomas 4 Rice, Of parke.
efh Disfrict-n r. Davidson. Of Tiproeauoe.
Benz. y Greg yry, 81 Warren.
OH Distrlct-Jamss y. Bel ord, ~ White.
Aaron GnerB . % Porter
lgih Diairiot-T. Il. Diekinou, Vt Dskalb.
HaIlet Kiiho IrHs, VI Eikhaft.
18th District-John 81 Wallace, u Grant.
James NJ. Tempier, % jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
FOR RENT.

GFFIOE.--I have ons Of those fine Offices ~ the
~ head of tbs stairs, second story Of chandlsr's
Block, still vacant. II desired ths tenant can be
accom- m0daled With g rear room, By applying Ina
iaedlafoiy. JOHN :. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
DISSOLUTION.

dissolution Of Co-Fartnership
4 AHE.SA-PARTNERSaIr HERETOFORE sr-
A sting ssiEsen +. Browning. A s. Brow 15rg,
s1d Gee 3 browRias. aushr the arm- szAs= Ct
X Browning 3 seas. dissolved on the Sd ms.
by the wish5rawal Of A. :. Brvwniag from the
Ara. = SToSEIas aud Geo. B. Erowniux. IN
DIR the hrE.-naHls Of K. Browning 4 Son, viii
eantluue the business * the old stand-Siii paw
claims due tbs sansc.
RICHARD BROWNING.
ASTH0NT 5. BROWNING,
ehas1aH GEORGE 3. BROWNING
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
FOR SALE.

DHSfDERCE--A very desirable residence. a
II two-story Brick HOUSE, containing eight
rooms, . good Cellar, two large Gisierns, Wood
shed aud Stable, with Garden II dssired. For sale
cheap. Enquire at No. 30 WausH Street, At
api3 lw r 3. RUsTOE & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
PAINTING.

fIrHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
Il shop 1t No. 50 Main Street, whore he can bs
found NJ all times prepared 20 execute Ia the bust
possible manner all kinds Of House and Sign
Painting, Gliding and PAPER HANGING. By
strict aitention 20 bn4insss he hopes 70 merit .
liberal share Of patronage
febi8 g. W. OSBORNE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
WOOD! WOOD!

I HAVE A COOP SUPPLY or WOOD YoR
Il sale. wbieb will cell cheap. Leave ysur ~.
dsFs, With ths cash, ~ the ssoFss Of Charles ~
J0hnscu. gu haiu Street, or u. LaiE. 90 Cbsseua
Street splI THos D. SMITH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
nAeAN.s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This j. the most delightful and sxtraofdinaFy
artistic ever discovered. II changes tho sun barnt
iare and haEds 20 prary satin texture u ravish.
ing beauty, impartinz the marble purity Of youth,
and the dlaaass srpeaFAncs - Inviting in the city
bale Of fashion. Il rsmoves tan, frecklea, PIN Z.
pirs and r0uxhncaa from the skin. leaving the CON.
Blsxion fresh. Transparent aud smooth. II esh.
tains material IN furious 90 the skin. ratfon-
ixsd BY Actresses aad Opera sinKers. II Is what
every lady should have. Sold every shsra.
Prepared By W. 4. uagAn, Troy, ny
Address All orders 70
DEMAs 5. BARNES 4 Co. ssw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
EDUCATIONAL.
Behm,s Commercial 0nllsr.

Behm's Commercial College.
WIS INSTITUTION CONTINUES To Prs
ssut superior advantages % these dssirons sf
obtaining thorough practical business eduess
teh- students can enter at any time course
o. lessons can still b complsted before the clos
For CATALOGUES, giving fa,l particulars. terms,
etc, address JEREMIAH Benin
april diw,xzt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
WANTS.

NHILLER-A No. ! Miller can find birth by
IfI applying Immediately to Union Bethel,
Nesburg, lad. asst come well recommended.
Aprll Y, 1891. Iv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLINERY.
MRS Z HASTINGS

WISHES TO INFORM HER OLD PATRONS
w and ghe public generally that she has Just
Fetuvued with Oae of tie largest AID best selected
stocks Of Millinery aud Fancy Goods svss brvEght
70 Ibis city
Her stock consists o. al The latest styles Of
Ribbons. Flowers. Sc. Of The best qualities. and
tnttnis 50 dispose Of thea - the lowest possible
Price FOR CASH
The Ladies would do veil to siFe her call BE-
ioFe purchasing elsewhere.
MR. >. HASTINGS A4ia Street.
aplz North sd. tiIee aoors frsm serona
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
an Third hat Main ana Iaeaxf ga

TsnIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
10 veil knswa throughout the cosntry. p0s-
ssssss stable advantages superior 10 aay ainziizr
sstabtiahnlsnt 10 tho city. having aFrAngsmsnts
fsr ths sssspsoa q private hoFsss Al livery q the
nnst eisgznt and eomPlots dascriptions and as the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting 10 let. Coaekes, Light
wagons, and every Kind Of read vehicle 10 let.
Hsrs9a E0ld % commission Second hand DugKy's
fer sale 81 tbs very lowest prices fAsasn gers Dor.
eAr4ed TO all parts Of the ceuotry BY special con.
vsysaos. RICHARDSON. BkITroS 90.
aFt4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
HETMsTRKKT's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
nWAT -

" u n y 4 u
Bet restores gray hair to ita original eoior. by
fappiying the capillary tubes with natural susie.
hanos, impaired By age disease. All isatasfaas-
go dyes are composed u lunar cnstic, destroying
the Vitality aud beauty q the hair, and afford %
Themselves no dressing. lieimstreet's fnimitabls
CooriEz not emily restores hair 70 ita natural oSios
~ An easy ptocess, but gives the hairs
Lsxuriant Beauty,
promotes ifs growth prevents ita falling OF. Grad
icataa dandrun. aud tmpaffs hesIth aud pleasant.
ness q the head. IL has stood tho tesi Of time, b.
Ing the eolOrinal Hair Cooriugs aud 4 constantly
increasing tn favor. Used BY both fsntlsraen and
ladies. II l. sold BY ell respectable dealers. or
can ia procured by them 81 the commercial
agents, n. 8. BARNES 4 Co, 1l1 Broadway, New
York. Two sizes. 50 cents asd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
HERGKEE INJECTION
Compromises from Roots, Berka ana

1eaNeas
CHEROKEE REMEDY. d.s grsaf LADIES' D.
d. e4ss all dissosss II he nrfsarr organs saeh
aaeoaflasaes ef ne rrise. Tsfassaflen Of ~ Bls-
e. Information II ne Kidsevs stoss - s Bladdsr.
frsf.fs fraEsf, GEssf, Goaaorrhsxa ead Z sspsclal
vrsesnasssde Il ftoss Of FIaor liHs fos shsss
q gessaiss) srs al ~ cd HaHseos nssdeiass hass
Kf.:ef
ss-It Il prepared In highly concentrated
ferna, the d0se hing from 0ns 70 two teaspoon.
f8is fhres times per day.
@B-It isdluEefie and afsrstfvs IN Its actson Do.
rfyibg and clssnsing the blood. eanslng Il to fow
IN 81 Re original purity and vigDr thus removing
fFon The system ali pernieioua causes which have
indueed diseass.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is ,ntsna
~ an ally and assistant 70 shocherosxea REM
edy, and should b. used 80 conjunction with that
medicine IN al eases 4 GonnorrhosA cie,,s Fiuor
Aibus os Whites. fts Effects are healing, sooth.
log and def1ul1ent; removing ali soalding. beat
ehOrdee and pain, instead % The burning and Al.
most uDeadursiiie pain that Il experienced viii
nearly al the eAeap 9Hoek JajecfioAs
So b the uss u the Cherokee Remedy
AZ The sane fims-AIi Improper disckargsa are re-
moved and the weakened organs are speedily re-
stof I'd 70 full Fsxgr and strength.
ES-fOr full particulars get cur pannphlst from
any drug store IL the country, or write us and -
will mail free 20 any address, fall trssffas
tie. OF thres bottles fsr s..
nS-Price, Cherokee Injection, O. per bot
tie, or three bottles for s..
pS-nent b. express TO any address, on rsceipf
Of price.
ss-soId BY al druggists sverywhsrs-
DIR. w u. Msrsvfn = Co.,
sols Propristork,
no. 50 slberty street. Asx York.
sSrsoid ID Evans sdie y w slks,soMEh'
and BY al druggist. sTsrEvlsrs- LlsollezEaL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
A CARD.

Wa HANK THIS DAY Bor0HT TBS
w Gfoesry Basinsss Of Jaha Hedssn. foE-
faesly soFsnssn 4 Co. aud wlil continss tie SANE
81 tks old staad, No. - Wasel strest In addi.
ton 70 the above, we wili kseg q steek q Hay.
Germ, Oats ssd ether kinds u Fed. tSwethsr with
fall assortment q Fsrla essas. We viii pay The
highest @Arkes price for all kinds sf rrodaes.
b. 4. HUSTON co.
APEs's4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
OFFICIAL.
EvAsszu.r. Arril L. lisa.

EFANzFE1-E- April - lisa
A IIST OF LETTERS REMAISIyG II IHB
y Post-onlcs at EvansYilis. Iadiana. April
H. 1854 Persons calling for these lefters vii
p e4se say ADVERTISED and give date 81 list.
advertising Tee. eae cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
PAPER DEALERS.
DYE-HoUSE.
a. H. Adams
Celebrated Steam DYE Hous

YNouRTH ST, BET. LocUsS 1 WALNUT -
Dyes ell kinds 81 plain aud fancy works a.
500 aud ehesp as any establishment 10 tas Wet,
eE short noiiee. febil ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
THE STALLION SEASON

rNHE PAsT-TR0TTISG STATIONS "yE-
l. LoX" and MORGAN BLACEHAwK Z"
viii aeks the of 1904. from let u kArsh 60
Les Of Jniy, ct the biaekLAwk Egahh ErAcsttiie,
lid
The tsFaas feg yslsx will - So saa fos MerEAn
Blsekkawk So payable tks iss day u JAna-
aEy, fss5. Bresdera wfil hare ghe rxivEeg Of ~
turAizg 70 said ssaliieaa durlng The fslEoW-
Ing ssAseG. Should they not prove IN tsai bet al
no ease will any fns1ranss ~hztsYsr be granted
boz vii elshsF u sald staiNons - psrnlftsd o.
render service undsr amy circumstances until the
oSBsr o. hrsstsT shall have signed = ccntr.et IN
accordance with the Absxe terms.
Yer PedigFses aud Descriptions aadrcss
al .aENRY koARk. Agent Cor owners.
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Ghe AaiGu duurual.
TUEsDAY-....-........................-..-APEIL Il
COMPOsTTOR WANTED.

A first rate Newspaper Compost
tor can find steady employment at
the best Of wages by immediate ap-
plication at this Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
MEDICAE.

- = = -
BR0UGHT0N q WOOD,
Crescent City Drug Store,
Cor. Third aud Main sts.,
Dealers in FossIsa saa An-sissa DssG.. and
Chemicals. Paints. OILS. yarni.As.. wines~
Glass, rsrfuHsry. Fauss and Toilet Articles.
Coal Oil aad Bsssi..s by tbs sallsa Or barrel.
Concentrated preparations and -ss.asi.l the
tarss ca hasd sud manufactured to ordsr.
DOsbs Distilled water. s..as b.sh s-sry ~e-k.
Patent Msaiesas. sfau kinds.
Esssesis E%Iasaiss aaa full suFply Of Meiic'-
ssl Resss sad HsFbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Cogeyaor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or wAYzE.
For Leu. corernor,
GEN. EATHAE KIMBALL,
or nAETIa.
For eeeretagp Of Erie,
NELSON TgUsLER, Of Fsyetts.
For AUDITOR n STATE,
THOMAS b. McCABTY, Of Wabash.
For Treasurer Of btaie,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For Aaofaes- General,
DELAsA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnan.
For Czeyk fine Supreme copsf,
GIN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
Far Reporfer Of Supreme Can't,
COL. BEg. HARRISON, of Marion.
FER Supreme Jndgss,
let District--JAs. S. FRAZER, Of Koseiasko.
~ DlstFlct--JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
~ District-CHAB. A. Ray, of Marion.
tth Distriet-R0BT G. GREGORY, TippeeaHoe
For Superintendent Of Public Iasfrsefien,
PRoF. GEORGE W. HOss. Of Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
1nCy Goods.
- 81 " "a +,
NATIONAL BANK.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAY
ABLE IN COIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF Evansville, Ind,

DESIGNATE DEPOSITORY AND FINkN.
oIAIs SCENT OF The UNITED
STAIRS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

Persons of se.isniary habits troubled WITH
wesknes iassitude, paipitstion Of the heart. lack
Il appetite, distress after esting. torpid liver,
a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12
NOTICE

No 50 Thirty ttfEetl ~ I9fk.
EEsofd il Evans zlfls - WI BLkkBON -
and b al druggist ezsrrz..r., -. - : : =:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-12

The question is, Who has committed
perjury3 There Is little room for doubt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
Lamoille County Union Convention.


The Union Convention in L4moe County, met
at Hydsplrk, the llth inst. Rev. Horace Her.
rick Of WoIcot, was elected president Hon. G..
a. Barber of Cambridge, and b. J.. Rand Of Nor
ristown, vice presidents, NJ. o. Heath, Esq, Sec
Rotary, and 5. Howard OF liydepark Assistant
Secretary X. Q. Benton, II. II. Powers, r. F.
Parker Geo Wilkins and Alex Riddle were ap-
pointed Committee on Resolutions
The Convention nominated, by reclamation, last
years ticket, except the Senator (Mr. CHILD
decelsed) and one assistant Judge (Ilon. 5. Plum.
IEy)
a Committee on Nominations having been ap-
pointed for each town, reported for senator Hon.
Samuel NJ. Pennock Of Morrislown, for assistant
Judge, L, b. sherwIn, of llydepark, and for Coun
~ Committee, II, A. Waterman X f. Parker
b. +. PeuIngiII
She ticket in full i, printed under Einoua
head.)
The Committee on Resolutions through it
Chairman, K. c. Benton, Esq, reported the fol
owing resolutions, which we're adopted
Resoiued. That We regard the restoration Of tn
Federal Union paramount 10 every other con
siderauon, worthy OF our gest Efforts aud creates
energies, for which we are still ready to expen,
our fortunes and risk our lives.
ResOiued That we recognize no other way o
dealing with armed re LrliJu, than subduing il b,
armed force.
Resolved, That while We fully appreciate tn,
magnitude OF this great national struggle, TIT
burden it imposes upon the country the suffering
and heroic sacrifices Of our brave army, and th,
devastation il has brought among the homes anC
friends Of the nation, We ye, regard them as 10
creased incentives 10 perseverance and should VI
now ialter or al andon the cause, we should be I'm
worthy Of kindred with the heroes who have giyeI
their lives for it.
Resoired That We have az abiding confidence
IN the patriotism and ABILITY Of Abraham Lincoln
and pledge him our cordial support in the com
lng election.
The following town committees we're appointed
HydeEafk-L. Dutton, 5. Chm non, n A
Cleveland A. Kingsley, Fred. Blss
.ncrristoron II. Rand, II. u. Bryant j A
Steele, Chas y. Wait, b. f. peltIngiIl.
JohnSon-S. 5. Pike, Thomas Wilson, J A
Manning, Jos. W. Cbnsly, VIM. Woodbury..
Cambudge-J. w. JAKE, VI. o. Heath, L. Bent
ley, l.. MIDGET, ] II, Page, VIM Melendy
Wdirplie-L W. Holmes, Moody Shattgck
y NJ. Chene,
Etmore Norman Camp, \. r. Bailey, Jetier
son Churchill, Charles Cook, 5 NJ. Olmstead.
Store-H. d. Wood, X C. Hodge, A. p
Holmes.
Eden-S Morgan, c p. Brown, James Brown
Simeon lugalls, n. NJ. DArl,rg
Beiridet-O. Ii. Potter, r. Smith, l.. Whit
temore.
Remarks were made by Joshua Sawyer Esq.
l.. Griswod, aud Colonel +, B. Sawyer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
Town Committees.

Town Committees should remember that the,
have something to do more than merely cal
their town Caucus They should see that ever,
Union vote is at the polls, and tina. an abundanc,
OF tickets are supplied. Canvass your town
thoroughly, aud this iall lot us have full UnIor
vote. 1t isnot enough that the State, that youl
town is safe, get every voter out and make the
majority overwhelming Let the allies of JEFF
DAVIS and the friends of dlsgraceful peace
be buried under popular majority worthy o.
Vermont. Vermont soldiers have done splendic
fighting on almost hundred battle field
against treason, and lie, US, at home, not forget
to cheer them by the news Of a grand Unior
victory At the ballot box in September. W,
say again,-town committees should 70 to wor.
at once.