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Knoxville Tenn Nov, lth, 1868, /
CIRCULAR SO, T.
~ 1HG rAEMEg or EAsr rENNEMEE,
In Wow Of the pr#unt situation and strength nj
the United States armies lbo manifest determination
Of the Government o. hold and occupy East Tonnes
,ro hougrf1uh until the end NJ the rebellion and
the consequent need Of all thu grain that can pos.
bly, be produced In this locality you Nra uuroaly
recommended 10 use every effort 10 get largo crop,
Of wheat and rye md 10 prepare tho ground forput
ting In NJ mach corn us possible IN thosPring Far,
mcn II Is for your interest 10 go to work The
weather Is hgouhG quiet Is m0sumhly restored
and another harYG} Hill find You IN the enjoyment
Of abundance and tranquility; while the Increased
prices which you will receive for your produce. will
compensate You, IN q great measure for o.ic, sps-
uucd iu consequence Of the rebellion. The Gov
crumcut will protect you iu your hhor and will
gladly afford you cyuy facility m il power, ior On.
iur'hwWrr o. your e.lou- ml lhn -uoar. u' ogi-
cultural enterprise, Iiy command NJ
Brig Gen, s, T. GARTER
Provost Marshal Genera, U. E-D Tennessee,
II, II, 1uoMA-. A. A. A. @. .Noy ISL mI
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CYNTHIA S. White vs.. JG.M. Ramsey.

janlG-iwpf:5 Clerk and Mast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

The New York Herald. which Is sup.
porting Mcclellan for the Presidency,
talks as follows about that plank in the
platform which prononaees the war
failure:
The Chicago convention explicitly
declares" in is platform, that the war i
a failure, and that we must resort to
other means than warliks ones TO settle
the differences between the peGpln of the
United States and the friends aud adheF.
ents Of JEFF Davis. Nov, Il IL only
natural that the men Of the Chicago
Convention should have studied very
closely and very intensely the history or
that part Of the war that was carried on
and conducted BY General Mcclellan.
the favorite hero and leader of The
Chiekgo patriots UnqaestionahIy Their.
like sensible men, talk Of ire things
they know most about, ana when Their
speak Of the war, theJ mean General
McClellan's part Of it. We can, there
fore, agree with the Chicago convention
on this point There is no doga that
the var, as carried on BY the nominee Of
that convention, was most decided fail.
urs.
Bat the Chicago convention ought to
know that Mcclellan has been supersed-
ed. and that there has been another Gen.
sral since his time who has conducted
the war differently, and with more sac
cess. General Mcclellan, we are aware,
has never heard Of General Grapt--st
least we are led to infer that from his
omission of Grants name from the
number Of the National heros whom he
praised so gracefully IN his speech DC
0rsnge-but we had not supposed tlsat
the Chicago Convention vas made 40
entirely Of political Rip Van Wiuklsn. -
Can ii be possible that the convention
Knows nothing of that part OF tho war
that is honorable to the National arms.
Has it never heard of General Grant 7
IL that convention also Ike It's nominee,
ignorant Of that great mans achieves
menta, and even Of his nams7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

~In Parks Cosnty, Aorton'a major
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

BELLY yoR PKRRY TowssBTr-When
tbs result of the voting ct the Lanaseo
precinct was announced last evening,
Union men began TO suspect foul
PLAY, and anxious inquiries we're made
as to the vote Of Perry, German, and
Armstrong townships. Capt Darling
however, relieved those fears by bring
ing in the vote Of Perry, and glorious
vote it 10. In 1862 Perry gave a major
ity sgainss the Union ticket of l02.
This year it gives the sane ticket ma.
jority Of 60. This glorious result is
largely attributable TO the efforts Of Col.
Rhainlander and the Darling Brothers.
All honor to Perry township
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
GIs 8aiIg anntnaI.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

ALI letters containing money or rela-
ting 10 the business department of this
Office should be addressed: "EVAES.
WILLIE JOURNAL COMPANY, Evans
vile, Indiana"
All communications for the Journal
and miscellaneous correspondence
should be directed to EDITORS JOUR
NAL, Evansville, Ind"
We hope our correspondents vii
make this distinction in addressing Us
letters. 1t will prevent mistakes and
delays in forwarding papers in response
to subscriptions sent us by mail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Hundreds Of testimonials Of cures can be seen
ii bis rooms. A Heisciion Of few arr aHhjolRed.
Read resent testimonials, extracts from she
Rochester, n. y, Daily Union aud Advertiser Of
June 2sgh. le64s
pr. hort, the oelehrated European Eye, Ear.
and Lung physiciaa and surgeon. has paid this
place 8 successful professional visit During his
stay il our place We learn he has peri0rmsd some
very remarkable cures. Two cases In particular
one was that Of james W. Moore, Esq, Of MouH
Morris, who has been deaf fer upwards Of thirty
years, aud hes consulted nome Of the most ceisbra-
ted anrists, aud eli without obtaining any permA-
nent relief. Hearing Of the wonderful cures per-
formed by Dr.. Bort during his sejourn 10 the
western part Of New York, a. slssN here, was In
dueed to consult nr. Bort, ~ the Osborne House.
Saturday, June Is and submitted 10 an opozat ION
which was sooaeeveriook BY medical treatment
from DR.. Bort, aud can hear, only fkres days
having elapsed since applying 20 Dr.. Bort.
Another csse~uf Blindnsss-af ls years stand
ing. The case was that Of Mrs. Geo s. stoweIl
Of Warsaw. who has been blind from CAtarrha
over her eyes, for is years, and operated upon
very successfully. in fsw hours, By DR.. Bort, 81
the Osborne House. The other cases are but faw
Of the many who arc daily receiving bensat and
being cured BY DR.. Bort, who Is without doubt
one Of Che most successful Physicians and Sur
geona, of the Rye, lar. Lungs, Heart. TbroaE
Caiarrh, serofnis, and diseases Of the Blood and
Urinary organs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

GEORGIA pEAcs PaoPosTIoH.-G
ernor Morton stated at Indianapolis last
night that an agent of the Sanitary Com
mission, just arrived from Atlanta, re-
ported Governor Brown negotiating
terms Aith General Sherman for the re-
turn of Georgia to the Union. That
the relations batween Governor Brown
and JEFF. Davis are not amiable, NAV. be
inferred from the reference Of the latter
to The former IN his speech at Macon:
at has been said that | abandoned
Georgia TO her fate Shame upnn such
faIsehood. aMisersole man The man
who uttered this wss scoundrel' r
On GuEstts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

RRwARD ov MxRlr--Arrangsments
ere being made, we bslisse, By the Union
men Of Yanderburgh county, TO present
the editors of the TFsaes and Democrat
With brass medals as reward for the
great benefit they have done the Union
cause in this county.
II thsy pursue the same line Of policy
until November. II Is confidently believed
that this county will give "Honest ABB"
500 to /, 600 majority. Effective services
should be rewarded. II is hoped the
friends of the Unien viii subscribe liber-
ally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Daniel 5. Dickinson sent the following
letter to Union meetingsat Erie, Penn
sylvanis, on the 18th inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
sharp Letter from Daniel ). DIekln.

apAe
Daniel ). Dickinson sent the following
letter to Union meeting. at Erie, Penn
sylvanis, on the 18th inst
BrxGHAMPToS. n. Y, Sept. Il
a Ny Dear Sir Your very kind III.
citation 10 attend and address the Jnicn-
meeting in your city on the 10th, woald
induce me 70 accept, were Il possibly
consistent, but previous engagements
viii not permit The Union forces seem
10 be quietly massing for the contest,
ard Just now | am more amused over
the exhibitions Of our opponents than I
am concerned for Union success They
held a peace convention Tor the peaceful,
and signalled il by pitched battle on
she door, for the qualification Of the war
element; they made platform for the
pacific, and placed upon It plnmes and
pistols, and swords, and spears, aud
epaulsts, and smblems Of bloodshed for
the belligerenls, and yet the cause Of
peace, like that Of its twin-sistar true
love, " does Rot run smooth. The plat
form does not liz the candidate, and he
cannot wear II without aiterations--fhs
alterations do not suit the party and
cannot be.adopted aud Just now the party,
the platform, the candidate, ara some.
what like the Ratchet, the staff aud the
kid in the nursery rhyme, and the disap-
pointed followers are crying, pay.
Ratchet, hack staf--staH won't hea, kid
kid won't 60 There seems 10 be but
one remedy. The peace convention, ny
self-ereation, il, like original sin, paf-
petual. Let it speedily re-assemble its
party Of peacemakers and select cough
suitable TO its cold.
HSineareiy yours, s ~
ID s. Dickinson
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
The COlored troops the Heroes OF
New Market Heights.

Pains's division, OF the 18th corps,
which has been operating with the l0th
corps since the commencement of this
movement, yesterday returned TO their
proper command. This division were
emphatically the heroes Of New Market
Heights, and in parting with them Gen.
Birnsy very properly paid them a de-
served compliment in the following note
to their commander:
HRAD'oRs 10TE ARHY CoKrs,
Before Richmond, Sept. 50, 1864 !
Byioudisr General Pains, commanding
Sd Dirision, lstk Army Corps
GxSERAL:--Tn parting With you from
nv command, / cannot refrain from ex-
pressing to you nv high satisfaction with
the conduct of your command, and its
gallantry in storming the New Market
Heights. VIII you say this to Jour
troops7 I also thank you for your
prompt and enthusiastic obedience to
NY orders during yesterdays fight
- Yours truly,
D. b BrREET, Maj. Gen.
a~In Parks County, Norson's major
~ - "a. - ftar s .s-s.r~T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
MARRIED-

or sAa IAN dAy q oetotsr. ise4. - Rev ) d
White, Mr.. sGEoRGE ". HENSON. to MIss
LYDIA HoPktss, All Of vsadsrbergh oounss.
Isalsnn sIa88
Tbs rs-sleetloH Of Cos Merton. and Tho assal.
aass q fhs successes Of President Lincoln. gives
ssnnaanos u the ysang folks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

PaIScIrLxs NOT MKs.-It is a most
singular fact that ii one precinct in this
city, where fourteen hundred tickets
we're polled, only thirty tickets were
scratched. This shows the intensity of
the feelings Of the people and their ear
nessnasa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
A Remarkable Operation.

% "Wednesday. sept. est. DR.. Bort psrfornssd
very remarkable operation on the lefi ear Of the
daughter Of Mrs. Bell = nlted, Of this CITY The
operation was performed in q lew seconds which
restored the hearing % the len ear. % msch 20
that she patient could hsar clock tick yary dis
tlpetly. Her hearing had previous 10 applying 70
DR.. Borts been 70 much impaired, for upwards Of
eight years. that shs vas unabis t. distinguish
anything said to her unissa Il was spoken very
loud.
DR., Bort will arrive at the Sherwood House
Evansville, on Tuesday morning, and remain two
seskss where be can he consulted on ais diseases
Of tho Eye, Ear, Throat, cstarrh, Lungs, &C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

HESDmcKs County. -PlainEeId pre-
cinct gives SOC fer Morton, and seven
for Mcdonald This may be set down
as an Abolition hole. Gnilford Town
ship gives Morton 200 majority Frank
lin Township gives him IS majority.
Danville gives Morton 4 TO /.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

s%In another column We give tab
ular view of the vote IN this county as
far as heard from. Armstrong Town-
ship was not in last night, SO far as We
could learn. This disposition to with-
hold returns in the Democrats Town
ships looks very suspicious, to say the
least of it We shall correct the tal.ls
so soon as We get the official vote, whi1.b,
we presume, will be TODAY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

WAERicr CouSrY.-At a late hoar
last evening we received from Mr.
Hudspesh the following returns from
Warrick county:
Union Aajorities. ~ Ohio township
1856, Boon IS, Campbell SO; total s04
Democratic Aajorfiiss. - Anderson
township %, SHELTON 3, Owen IS, Greer
SO. Pigeon (estimaled) IS. Lane fest J
ITO, Hart Test l25; total 500
This shows that the vote will be very
closs-not more than so either way.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
Mcdonald Nor.

SPENCER CouNrr-For the following
returns from this County we are indsbt-
ed to Mr.. Tinsley, of Grandview:
Harrisoa Toscaship-McDonald . ma.
jOrity l47
HEF TOscnship-McDonAlds MAORI
ty6.
Lace TOspnship-MeDonalds maiori.
ty SO.
Grass To,cnship-McDoaald's MAORI
ty so.
Hammond Tosrnship-Gives Morton
e5 majority.
Clay T6scnshtp-Morton lis majority.
Ohio To,0nship (RockpOrt)--Morton
$50 majority.
Mr.. Tinsley TANKS Spencer is good for
$50 Union majority.
PERRY CoJxrY.-We have received the
vote of three precincts in this County.
They are as follows:
Troy Precinet-Union So; Democratic
81.
ca"nslton Decentralization 2S4; OPP
position SOC.
TEL Csty Prseinet-UniOu 26s; oppo-
sition IL
The unanimous vote in Tell City, it ia
supposed, will carry the County for the
Union ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

SUMMING Ur.-yanderburgh County,
average Union majority about 300.
Spencer, Union by $50 majority.
Warriek, Copperhead by about 30
majority.
Posey, Copperhead by 100 majority.
Perry, probably Union by small ma
jority.
Union representatives elected in Van
derburgh and Spencer, and q joint rep
ressntaiive in Posey and Vanderburgh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

go Troy township, Perry county, en-
bracing Troy, Tell City and Cannelton,
give. a Usion majority Of 2ls. Proba-
BILE Union majority in the county
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

BRILLIANT MAsxUvas-The change
from the front to the rear which was
made By soms Of the "boys In blue" in
tbs face Of the enemy, 10 meet and defeat
an attack made upon their rear. The
movement was brilliant in conception
and elegant in execution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
EleeslOn Returns.

We give this morning additional alec
ton returns
II is somewhat significant, that at the
Lamasco precinct, where the polls we're
controlled by an interruptions copper
head, that the vote was not yet counted
out at 5 o'clock last evening 1t the
Court House, where there wers / 800
votes polled, they were all counted ont
at halfpast four o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, and at the upper preeinet, where the
vote was over 1000, the count was made
before 5 o'clock.
The Union men we're negligent that
they did not see that the lover precinct
was counted out on Tuesday night The
honest Democracy have peculiar ways
doing things sometimes. and it is con-
venient often to sleep with ballot box
over night
The vote Of Perry, German and Arm.
strong, are also strangely behind time
The Sons of Liberty we're no where 10
be found on Tuesday night, which 10 an
/ other significant fact.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

30 Whenever yeu hear OF al officer
that has been dlsgracefnlly dismissed
from the service, you may set il down
that be i Copperhsad and supports
Mcclellan. II is not necessary TO 60
outside the city limits to prove the cor
rectness of this statement.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
sIarery and Civilization,


Ia James Steriing's Letters from the
Slave States, published in London in
1856, MAY e found this prophetic PAS
sage: :. Peaceably or violently this in
cubus Of slavery must row Be get rid of
it America is TO continue. American
civilization and American slavery car
no longer exist together. In the face Of
the world they hare closed in deadly con-
ffict, and the one or The other must be
destroyed For nay own part cannot
believe it to be the Divine purpose that
remnant Of bafbaFism should over.
threw the civilization Of new world
Slavery must succumb = But lhcre are
men even here at the North who would
hold back The wheels Of progress, and
save from annihilation The Internal
wrong, sitarly because they hone 10 re-
new the old alliance between Shareholders
and the Democratic party Lei honest
citizens beware how thev are beguiled by
the fallacious err of Peace to lend
themselves to the intrigues Of these old
party hacks, who are willing to save
slavery % it mar help to bolster them
once more into power-Boston Tran
script -.a-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Too Much PoR TExx.-Soms of the
Copperhead candidates complain that it
could not be expected of them to defeat
Shsrman's army. The complaint is very
similar to those made by their friends,
Gems. Johnston and HoSd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

B0"We are essentially arIstocratie.
JOHN G. Calhoun.
I'VE seeded to rid ourselves of the
rule of the majority "-Jsferson Darts.
'Let Us seek at once to eradicate
every ves,ige OF radical democracy,
every feature tending to make ours
popular government Southern LiGsr-
arg Magazine, Richmond, Jan, 1862.
Justice, humanity, liberty and the
public veal demand that immediate eff.
forts be made for cessation Of hossili-
ties. - Chicago Platform.
"The platform is quite as good as
could have been expected. = Mobile
Register.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
FOR SALE.
Church Property for Sale

Church Property for Sale
rT98+G8 gFsHE TRUSTEES Or THE LOCUST STREET
i Mstbodist Church Offer for sae their Ole
.s 81 - Church on LocHst street, between Second ana
Third, OF abargain. - -, -
Enquire OF Ahh I0EbkHAkI
auS2ftf Third street.
LINE REslDERCB FoR SALE. Ths spen.
II lid rasidanes and grounds Of the late II. p Cas-
seli cry, hasly located In the immediate vicinity
mi. Vernon, Indiana, ore offered to purchasers
aaprivatsaais. The grounds contain about ssYea
acres. an the premises arc In complete repair
% Persons dsairous Of purchasing one OF the band
sonest places In Southern Indiana, ars referred 20
a#Ffft#E n. n. SPENCER, ESQ., Mt. Vernon, or
f.r~@ Js0.J. CHANDLER, ESQ., Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

ExTHILE GOING FROM THE CORNER OF
w Third and Walpnt streets, TO eecoEds and
ur Second 10 the corner Of Second and Oak St,
Gus ONYX LEEyE BUTTON. With rim Of gold
and pearl sitting, and with patent spring iasssn-
ing The finder will DO literally reverted BY
leaving thu same at No. 2, Water street.
Oct lS-9td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

"a Morton, the friend Of the boys in
blue, swept the border on Tuesday, Just
IS his soldiers have the plains and hills
Of Georgia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

PARKE CousTv,-By private dis
patch we learn that Parke will give the
Union ticket 500 majority, considerable
of gain