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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

GEORGE III. PENDLETON.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

MCCLELLAN IN THE ARMY.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from a private
letter mum a 9vldivI la tlIe army of
the Potomac to gentleman in this
city:
81 hope the people of the North
have seen the error of their ways and
will put in a man that can run the
machine as it ought to be run, and 1
think there is but one man in the
United States can do it, that is GEORGE
Is. MCCLELLAN. We heard, or it was
rumored here that he had been nomi-
mated by the Chicago Convention, if
he has l wish they would leave the
army to do the balance and he would
be sure of the Presidency"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14


Every man who votes this fall, votes
either for or against sustaining the
government and the Union in its orig
inal integrity.-SGgina'0 Valley Repab-
hcdn.
What does the writer mean by "the
Union in its original integrity"
Union wherein one section is "pinned
to the residue by bayonets," against
which arrangement the great creator
of republicanism, Horace Greedy, so
theoretically protested at the outset;
"union of lakes and a union of
lands" with an implacable antagonism
of populations, union like that be-
tween Russia and Poland, Austria and
Hungary, or England and Ireland: if
so, undoubtedly such a union can be
best sustained by voting for Lincoln,
who is the government" according
to the Republ'cans oft repeated declar-
atoms.
If, on the contrary, the object is to
sustain the will Of the people constitu-
tionally expressed, which is the gov
A union Of lakes, a union of lands,
union of States none can sever
A union of hearts, u union of hands.
Our glorious union,
AS it was, under the Constitution
the Fathers made; a structure whose
sure foundation is in the hearts of the
people, its pillars the state govern
ments, its arch the constitution and
its keystone; Compromise whereby
the rights, institutions, peculiarities
and prejudices of all are adjusted and
harmonized, that object can only be
attained by voting for the pure and
patriotic candidates of the Democracy,
MCCLELLAN and DpNnr PROV
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

ITO have GOOD BREAD, use
i buttons HOP YEAST CAKES,
For sale by 6rocers generally,
The trade supplied ut liberal rates by
267tf l.. O. ST0RRS a CO.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
q he g ourier.
Sixth District Congressional Convention.

wednesday. september Ia. 1894.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
For Representative

For State Senator-27th District,
GEORGE LORD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

"hereupoIl James IN. uotee, was,
on motion declared unanimously nom-
mated.
An informal ballot was taken for
Judge of Probate which resulted as
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
SELECT SCHOOL I

MISS M. u. SEARS
nv ILL reopen her School on Willard Street,
w ON MONDAY, Sept 9Th. n263-4w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
T A r A soon.

NN4t- III HNNNEf
?. BASKsNfrH. Clerk,
IT, VIII iesse for Lsuisvills sxsrx va.
- -s-za.sf@1 p A. ia ~sioes
tet comfort, speed and eleraEse the .k.,. 49,.
a. arr UNSURPASSED seFsss e~m-
=. - nrtght 81 passage arpiv a coy uw
Fhhhf Al Mail. Line Wharf noat
JOHN BUN 3. supt L 4 Z Man Lin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
S " EETsER 8 EDWARDS

H.. swEETsER, Late Of ". II. neGsry
= Co, and ......-..-.. e.. .........A. H. EnwARa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
River 5News.7

The river .sansinaes to rise .,s,Sa.a
and navigation is daily improving
'As Pitts6argh there is u fsss :.
channel, and II feet from Cineinns,;. -
Louisville, and about 81 or { feet from,
Louisville 'o.CairO. Sd O. IA Ser
Business continued lively At the wharf
yesterday, vita numerous arrivals. anon,
which we're the Mercury, New York
Palestine, Alice, Ladonia, aud seversi
othSs eoaS Several beats lefs FOR be.
b~, including the Gen. Anderson, for
Cairo, with zine Trip. eds 181o
The Palestine cane in early yeste. =
day .evsning from Louisville, aud re-
mrned about : O'Clock
Passengers by the Palestine report al
quiet above and 40 sign Of gaerrllas It
CloFerPort, as reported
CusToS HousS CLEARAScgs.-Under
recent regulations, issued by the Secrs-
iaryaOi4 the Treasury, all boats, whether
10 OorerBmeht service or otherwise. run
ming below Cairo or up the Cumberland
'r Tennessee rivers, mast procure clear
ances before leaving port, ander penal
y Of coa6seation. SIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
view York Markets.
Ssw Ausu., Is

SHw foHH, August 25.
COTTON. less aetivs. fer / A. for uaiddisng.
FLOUR STATE and Western IL isc llghsr, vifh
feaii Is ESisa K lad II - r, S ,,.s.
bfanas nAfkst cIssisg qul-t Inrlude4 in sale.
So barrels extra State, sur Savemlsr At ii Is
and Leo hAsrsis fsE ossabar, ssisrs' opsion, a.
81 81.
Sna = for Ses ERR, inefusiux lot OF the latter
imported - 81.
wHKkT. v-'y dull tendsaey to Gasar buysrs
2os2 - "a Nhwsakis Club Z s5.sg - FOE = IN
ter kef Western.
GoRs. hsasT. sna ae loser; / saal g e.
'air-'l "s.s-ra aHsst. . fsF fsiiow stoFs. -
ontsids pssae.
a.. pssssg. snd i5wsr ssagssk foF Wet w..
C8fFSE "a e.
sueAR sts-. ~ aaseov a. Il 7ietl2s{.
AfLAsSkss hfmg MHscsrado. ~ a. auttfeh
20 hasnsl Il Ne. -. "A 4
rs,nk dseid-d w.sr s.r nee Mos, ~lth e.
susihss4 dsiaE - as gjA sz1s Tor Dsw 90 a
81 f'r paaae. @f'si 9s PVT one 1is@s 49, sst
Harrsls peS Msss for Auk OF inyn = option. "a
Littie "a - se I've a. tsegi fsf assa; aass- IS
~ ~ ls9is for sKifa paced Msss @kas1s 81
. ARA Mess.
wAss BEET .-oaiss ard au, banged.
. CUT hHAts,--kirm, alth sna IL saiat. lselig
fer subtlisfs. aud Is Tor uAms
LARp.-Lltt d. HsE. 2I04k th- last
sHifsm price. Ia Tbs asl-@ sfs bhl4, q liver
aele Wtthin y da . o. ha Or epFiy's, ~ z41t
MOS kf.--SeArs ~ 80 active. kuf q, say Al 7e
81 KI - EXCHANGE -shad. arn-r. ar
92Ts. eegrenay.
G0Lp Firnst. open a al 2 spt, sdysao-d 10
~ iselissd . zSs5s. AID slsssa at = ss1s9
GOVERNMENT STOCKS -sc.rosiy 90 m,
aud less active. q s g. lssI. upahs / ost,a
. To- 5. $50 oufoss. 1 "a t&Ts. I s.
| 3-Ses. oetotsr aad April. issxg Ixss. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

NEW YoRK, Aug. 25.-The English
railway Murderer was arrested in the
sbip Victoria last night, and wss this
morning brought to police headquarters
IL his trunk the watch and hat Of the
murdered man we're found. He s.outly
protests bis Innocence. he was ident;-
hed BY the jsweller aud the London cab
man.
Gold. is rather stronger than yester-
day There is strong interest in the
Gold Room, and prices tend upward
The sales this morning are not large
The fluctuations have been from 254l
to 25sl
The COMMERCIAL Washington sps-
eial says that intelligence from Gen.
Warren represent that our cavalry are
rapidly destroying rails and bridges be-
tween Petersburg and Weldon. Gen
Warren Is 50 slropgly entrenehed on the
Petersburg and Lynchburg Railroad that
be cannot be dislodRed ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
,.ommlItee Meetlng.

There will be meeting Of the Union
Executive Committee Of Vander5urgh
county, at the side room Of Mozart Hall,
next Saturday afternoon, the 9Th Of
August, at u o'clock. All members Of
the committee are urgently requested TO
attend, as there will be business Of i'm
porlance before the committee. Mem
hers Of the committee from the out
townships are particularly requested to
be present, to report progress in the
work given them at the last meeting.
By order Of
The PRRHDRET.
au0 u --4fd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

CATION; copy Of the constitution ana &
list of the members Of tbs Independent
Order Of the Benaibrith, and a copy OF
tie Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Societ' /;
a list of the pupils of the sche o's COS :
sected with the Synagogue aud the
mes Of the teachers the names II
Rev. w. II. McCsrer, Of the IN Pre-
byterian Church, and Rev. c. Runek,
Of the German Lutheran Church, (St
John's); the name Of the Pastor Of
she Hebrew congregation names Of
the President and Trustees Of the
same; abstract Of the minutes Of the
synagogue and the names Of the building
committee; copy of each of the city
cry papers; copy Of each Of the Israel
itish papers published in the United
States; copy OF the Constitution Of the
rider Of Free and Accepted Ancient
York Masons also, the Consii-
tuition and Bylaws Of the Inde-
p ndent Order Of Odd Fellows
list Of Schaffer's German Liedrr Choir;
list Of the members Of the Crescent City |
Band; names Of the members composing !
the Widows and Orphans Association;
q copy of the Holy Bible; copy Of the
INinhag American; the names Of the
Architects Mursins & Boyd, and the
names of J. f. Pitnu and others, Goa
tractors and Builders
fhe Synagogue, when completed, viii |
doubtless be one of the most elegant
places Of worship in the State, aHd will
BE a great ornament to the city.
We hope our Israelitish friends viii
eceive liberal assistance from the Va.
ious Christian denominations, and our
ltizens generally
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
Cinclnnau Markets.

ClNotNEATI. Aus at IS
FLuyk.-lisd With great armf sss supsrfi ne
sea toi Extra At 10 ~, and Family ara Pane,
~ 10 zs3tf 80, but thsse sbors lho vts.s
OF snysts supsrhas sold at sa52s s.; Extra Al
s3e59 -. and Family a. 10 IS.
WHHAT.-gAther lower. Red okR2gT ana
white lOe. 20
coks.-flssssF, aad the supply quite light
EAs Is shetisi l ~
oATs.-Haghsr. Al 7a4Bo
sARLEY.-Qais
WHfskf.-i 70. and COED demand. bolas-s
Askea . higher prica In the morning. bat dii not
0bksia lt
CIT MKATs--Bulk ghaslasr. Is. R.eon
Shoulders 81 10, and clear rib <idss Al =
IAkn-~ssid e <zi1. but l. held AZ 81
BITTER -seasce aas drm Al sIaft5
CHEESE 40 higher; lie.
GOLD - ssNs2 s.
EXCHANGKs-Dau AZ e aiscsuns. and par
ssiiing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

LAYING THE CORNER SroNE.-Notwith-
standing the oppressive heat yesterday,
quite large multitude congregatsd on
the corner Of Sixth aud Division streets,
TO witness the ceremonies of the laying
of the corner stone Of the Hebrew Syna-
gogue. The Crescent City Band was
present and made delightful music, as
did also the Leider Choir, and the excel
lent choir attached to the congregation.
The frst address was made by Rev.
w. IL. MoCarer, Of the Walnut street
Presbyterian Church, and was one of the
happiest efforts Of the kind we have ever
heard, aud we regret that We have
neither time nor space to give synopsis
Of his remarks.
Rev. B. F. Fould, the pastor Of the
Synagogue, then addressed the assembly
in German, and was followed by the Rev
Chas Ruuek, of the German Lutheran
Church, (St. John's) in the same Ian.
guoge, with which We were deeply inter.
ested, although We could not understand
word. His manner was so earnest.
his gesture so graceful, aud his diction
so eloquent, that it was impossible to re.
tire until his discourse was ended.
The cornerstone was then laid with
the usual ceremonies, box being de
posted beneath it, containing the follow
ing articles:
Autograph letters of the prineipa
statesmen of the country; a fac snail
copy of the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation; copy of the Declaration
of Independence, in manuscript, wit
Washington's Farewell Address, an
Jaekson's proclamation on Notification
list of State, County and City officers
list of members OF the congregatio
Bensi Israel list of voluntary contrib
tors to the building of the Synagogue
with the amount subscribed; history
the congregation; list of the FIR,
Hebrew settlers, namely: A. Gun
berts, 1887 ]. lehman, 1871, &c. &c
copy of the constitution of the oonSr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

NV YoRK, Aug 2s.-The CONNER
eiai's Washington special SAYS that the
Executive Committee Of the National
Union are in session ia that city.
The same correspondent szys be has
the best reasons for denying the publish
ed reports that the Administration Ell.
tertains the idea Of appointing Peace
Commissioners 90 Riebmond, and Of
rendering IN Armisiice.
He Alss says, while the Weldon road
is totally lost to the rebels, another
movement 10 already on foot whieh will
easse them quite SIS much grief
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

81 LOWS, Asg. 25.--The Democrat
this morning Publishes 50 address to the
Order Of American Knights, dated De-
esmber, 1868, which is souchsd for By
Green b. Smith, Graud Secretary OF the
Order of American Knights IN Missouri,
in bis examination before Provost Mar
shal Sanderson, as being the proelana
lion Of 7. G. Wright, then Supreme Con
mander OF the Northern section, aud
who organised the urder ID this Slate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
The VERY LATEST
T ELE O. r APH H.
From the Potomac Army.
HEApoU rs AKzY OF PoToNAC,
August %, 1864

HEADoU' rs AKzY OF PoToNAC, !
aA August %, 1864 J
No engagement has occzrrsd since
Sunday.
The enemy has fallen back, as previ-
ouslx stated, TO their lines two miles from
Petersburg, and are erecting strong
works similar TO those we encountered
on eur arrival here The rebels work
aight and day, evidently expecting an
attack. nj
Richmond papers acknowledge heavy
less In officers and men on Sunday, bar
elsim that they took 1900 prisoners
Oar LOSES in the 5sh corps are II OH
Gers and 1872 men killed, and IA officers
and 7S4 men wounded, and 80 officer
and :. 1858 men missing.
The 9th corps lost about 300, which
makes the total loss ,255 in these com
mauds.
No doubt many will yet turn up.
Crswford's division sustained the
greatest proportion. be having lost about
1000. mostly prisoners - 80 u
Col. Tilder, reported missing after The
action Of Friday, is safe Re Gas tskfn
prisoner and with others conveyed t.
Petersburg, bat during the exeitsnant
of ding then Oh the cars, he managed
10 eluds the vIEIlanes Of tbs guards. lay
concealed Ia the bushes until chance
gave him an opportunity to get axay,
and be came into our lines on Monday
unipjnred.
LArEh-Aug. 24-Gen. Warren ad-
vaneed his line mile aloug the Rail-
road towards Petersburg, the rebel pick.
cts falling back before his administers
The First Division Of the Second
Corps vss engaged slI dsy yesterday
in tearing up and burning the Railroad
as far a. Beams Station, and beyond a
distance OF three miles That portion
that the Fifth Corps advanced over was
destroyed.
All quiet in the lines this morning.,
9th the exception Of the usual picket |
fring
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

All pens bear my hsds-Haark, &c. p. BAESKs
kxrRA Lou.. ky" for which have solarsd the
aspsrsgA, and warranted IL earMts nua aud
perfect IA every respect Sent by mall or express
ts any part Of the country receipt Of price aud
rstarH charges Persons ordering viii pleas state
tbs size aud style desired whsfhsr hard or soft,
nns OF coarse and II the zen shsud fail to please
prove detective, they viii have the privilege Of
exchanging deduction Of fifteen per e.nt. al
LEVIED on orders Of s25 or over, aud twenty ave
per cent. ON those Of 500. Liberal discount made
to the trade. Old pens repaired In the bsst mae
ner for ATTY cents lend Hanpl each. circu.
lars showing siEos, styles, and prices Of Watches
sent FRHE TO any address. Address
G. P. BARNES,
Dealer In Gold Pens and AMzRfcAN wAYcnKs
a9s Maiu Street, cor. SIXTH Leuisvills. Ky.
ueh2lG4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The steamer
Liberty, from Havana the 10Th, arrived
here.
Importation Of Chinese into Cnba has
been granted
A meeting was held at Havana to Pc
tition the Convention for representation
ii the Cortez blockade.
Rumors that Denbigh and Sucoune
are at Havana are current
Business dali
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
Public Speaking.

Col Conrad Baker, Union candidate
for Lieut.. Governor of Indiana, will adj
dress the people Of Evansville and viein-
ity on SATURDAY EVENING, THE
9TH INST, from the portieo of the
Branch Bank, on the political topics Of
the day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

B6y- The Crescent City Band still sur.
wives, and received another donation of
$40, yesterday, for the devetioR Of its
members to the cause of the Union, and
for their determination not to give any
comfort to the enemy Long life and
honor to the patriotic Crsscents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

PERsoSAL-We were delighted lAsi
night to meet our friend, Capt w. )
Hunkle, late OF the Sist Indiana, lst
Heavy Artillery, direct from New Or.
leans Capt Hunkle went out as Quar-
ter master of the regiment, but lately
has been serving as Captain in the line
His term of service having expired,
be has been mustered out, aud is on his
way home to Sullivan.
lie has seen great deal Of hard ser.
vice, having been through all the cam
paigns in Louisiana aud Texas under
Gems. Butler and Banks, and returns
home in fine health aud condition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

RUSAwAY.--A horse attached to a
buggy ran away yesterday morning,
making a general smash up Of the vehicle
aforesaid, but injuring no one except
the owner in purse for repairE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26


Kstbsirsn is fsos the Greek vsrd .sKathrs.- o.
'hatbairo'' sigaifyiHg to cleanse. reJuvlnats aad
restore. THIS arfieis ia shat 10 name signifies.
For preserving, rrstoriag asd bsautlfyins shs
amman hair It is the saost rsmaIksbls prsparafios
IN he woria, u Il aEain owned asd pas up b.
De original proprietor. and l. Bow made vita he
'-ns care, skIil asd attention vhIeh gave n :
sale q ever one niilion bottles per aaAua.
IfisA most delightful Hair Dressing.
II sradioasss seurf ard dasdrun.
IL kssps n. tsAs cool aud clean.
Il naakss the hair, rich, son and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling oe nna turn
ing gray.
II restores hair upoa bald hsads.
ABy lady Or Rsptienan who vaiaes bsautffA
bead Of hair shosId Us LysBs Ksfhairea. II =
known aud ed throughout the siviiiss1 uas4A
ssld By All respectable dealers.
DEMAs BAHSEs a CO.. New Yea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
PLANTATION RIrrFRs


which arc nov recommended BY the highest saeai.
cal authorities, and warranted to prodaes an a..
"eaiais beneficial effect. They are .scsesl.xlv
aeresable, Ieriec-ly pure, and mast supsros.a ali
other 'ouies where a healthy, gentle stinslsBt Il
required.
They pnrify, strengthen and Invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an an tidoss to change ~ x.,., "a
DIT
They overcome The Elects Of dlsslpatien .nA
tate hosrs
They streng,hsn the system and .aIivsn IN.
They prevent niA.saAsle ana in,srmitt.nt n.
They purify ths breath Aad asiaity 81 ths
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Coastipatlep.
Ihsy curs Diaries and Cholera Morhws
Thfy eare Liver compialut aud Nsrvous
Headache
They make The wsak rtroHg. the issssld bril-
liant aud are exhausted Hature's great rcstorsr.
rhsy are eoneosnd Of The celebrated caIlssya bark,
w'n'srKreen, sassafras. roots and herbs. all pro.
'eFFssi 10 perfectly pnrs a Croix rarn. Yer p.r.
'icaiars, - siraulArs aud testimonials arou,a
-sch bottle
Beware o. ifHposters A5xsmfus svsry notfis.
Ses that 70 has our private q 5 s,.mr .,r.,,t.
lated over the cork, with pl,stst,ou .s.n.. 80
'nt FignaiHr % : hns sissl plate side isbsl A..
pal Ger beiilf is not rs-niisd sith spBrisn- and
ls fians ttuh Aay psrsou rrsssndiag 20 ssH
FiAntati"" butart w the gallon or iu baik, isaa
r lsster. Ang peragn Initiating this bottle, or
cling any other material therein. shs,h.r s.l,.a
Plantation bitiers qr net, f. criminal nndsr ths
u :. ''sw' and ~ill - 90 prosecuted by as We
already have err .ys On several partics r..aiiins
our eotilss' a. wbs viii sueosss 70 getting
themselves iuts aloss qsartsu. Tss demand for
Dfake's Plantation bii,srs from iaaiss, clergy
faen, lasrehHnta, Ae.. is inerodibls. Tbs simple
trial Of bottle Is the evidence present Of shs
Torth and superiority, They ars sold by ali ~
speetabIs druggists. kreosrs. phSslsIAas, hotels.
saloons. stsAssbsais. aaa country stores.
?. ~. DRAKE ce. e
- No. soz Brea4vsy.s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

HoME AGAIN - DR. John Mageniss,
late Surgeon OF the AID Indiana, arrived
at home on Wednesday night. his time
having expired During the last three
years the Doctor has devoted his atlen-
ton strictly and efficiently to the bust
ness of bis responsible position, to the
entire satisfaction Of the regiment He
nov returns to resume the practice Of
his profession, and until further notice,
will be found at the residence Of Capt
p q 0'Riley. on Water Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION,

STATS or iNpsaNa, es q
= YaadsFbnrEh Oounty. 81
fTTHEEEAs.f A YAFkSfY HAS oevURRED
~ 20 she efaoe o. Justice ~ ths Peace q Ahd
for Gentte fowush p. 81 tbe County asorsaald IS
the r~sasvsi ~ Kini0ck MeJohnston Rag
TbsFefsfs 10 conformity vifh fhs statistics In
sreh efss. made ane prov de9. .. Louis Hichbr,
Clerk u the Ysndsrburgh circuit Court DO here
~ cri@g 40 slsetigH 20 81 such vacancy 70 be
held at the usual plans~ ef holding -l-ctisps ii
aid township, on Mondsy, th~ 29sh DAY Of
August. 1864, And the sheriff II FandsrburKh
couufy i ierehy directed ~ give legal nosies 81
sneh sle-tion s
r, wfrSrss my hand and tie seal sf saId
t--i Court, this 9Th day Of August 1853
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
Nanaerh al rrufs Coerf
GEORGE WoLFLIH, rHERIFT or VAN
d<~bargh County, certify that The abevs Il q
iras copy u che ss1efnai On Gle in NJ cnes. thls
Oh day - Engnst, 1884
go GEORGE woEFLrN,
sheriff Yssderbarsh cennfy
auzs-dtd Times and Tnieu copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25-The Union has
received Richmond papers Of the 18th
inst They claim to hare captured 2,70O
prisoners IN the assault they made on
our forces on the Weldon Railroad on
Friday, bu, seem to deplore the loss Of
the railroad very much.
The only items of news from Mobile
are the following under date Of the 18th
inst:
A force Of the enemy from Pensacola,
estinsted at 1000, crossed the Perdido
river yesterday, sdsancins towards No
bile Bay.
A heavy Yankee force is in north Mis-
sissippi, whose destination is supposed
to be Mobile.