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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
dts Daily aunrnaI.
Union Meetings.

Hon. David S. Gooding, of Greenfield,
Ind, one Of the electors at large for the
State on the Union ticket, will address
the people at the following places on the
days mentioned.
Judge Gooding was formerly strong
Douglas Democrat. bat when the rebel
lion broke out he threw aside mere party
and vent in for his country. BE is q
forcible speaker and is doing good work.
Evansville, Wednesday, August 24tb,
SP NJ
WadesviIle. Thursday, Aug 18th, Pm
BoonyiIle, Friday, Aug. 18th, P. n.
Centerville, Saturday, Aug. 9th, lPs
Princeton, Monday, Aug. 29th, ! P. N.
Petersburgh, Tuesday Aug. 30th, P. n.
Washington, Wednesday ,Aug.3l, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept lst, P. n
LoogoOtee, Friday, Sept. I'd, ! ?. N
Aug. 8-d6wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

CASUALTIES Is TIE 25rz TxD., skrosE
A7tAETA-We have received the follow
ing from Col john Rheiulander, Of the
25thTndians, who arrived home last nigh:
EVANSVILLE, Aug. p, 1854
E1itors Journal:
Please publish the following list Of
names Of killed and wounded before Al
lanta Of the 25th Regiment Indiana Inf
Volunteers, up to Aug. 18th, 1854:
First Lieut.. James Bennett, co. A,
killed; First Searg't W. Norcross, co. b
killed; Private s Johnston, CO. Il. killed
Second Lieut.. n Champion, CT. Fl, wound
ed in the head, severe; First Lieut.
John Robertson, co. /, slightly; Corpora
c. Hunter, co. G, severely; Private Chas
Schlanck, CO. B, severely; y. Wirich, co
Z. severely.
Very Respectfully,
.JOHE RHEIELANDER,
1t. Col 25tn Ind Inf Vols.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
List OF Appointments for Messrs. Al
l,I1 AIblack, Candidates for
Congress. First Congressional Dis.

List Of Appointments for Messrs. Al
t.I1 NIblack, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis:
triet.
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Mon
day, Sept 5, at u 2. ~, at the Court
House.
wsdesvilIe. Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at P. NJ.
Poseyyille, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at 7 p NJ.
New Harmony, Posey County, Wednes-
day, Sept 7, at | 2. NJ
Mt Vernon, Posey County, Thursday,
Sept. 8. at p. NJ.
Black Hawk Mills. Posey County, Fri
day, Sept 9, at p. NJ
n House, near White House, Per
'y p, Vanderburgh County, Fri
To- :. =. ,, at : p NJ
koserss Mill, Union Township, Van
derbnrgh County, Saturday, Sept. 10, at
Up. NJ.
Lamasco, vanderbnrgh County, Sat
prday, Sept. 10, at II 2. NJ
Henry Becker's, German Township,
Vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept. II,
at p NJ.
Peter Bohn's, Center Township,
vsnderburgh County, Monday, Sept IL,
at p. NJ.
Newburgh. Wsrriek County, Tuesday,
Sept IL, al r NJ
Yankeetown, Warrick County, Tues.
day, Sept 10. at 7 r. NJ.
Crowville, Warrick County, Wsdnes-
day, Sept. II, at p N.
Lynnville, Warrick County, Thursday
Sept. Is, at p NJ.
MillersbUrgh, Warrick County, Thurs,
day, Sept Is, at p NJ
Boonville, Warrick County, Friday
Sept l6, at p. NJ
/ aug, 22d6wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
johnson Mortally Wounded.

GAINESVILLE. Aug. 2L-Major Tyler,
OF the 52d Kentucky, attacked Adam
Johnson near Princeton this morning
and routed him, killing four aHd wound
ing four. johnson is reported MORALLY
wounded
A party Of the SD Illinois, under
Captain TurnbuIl, were attacked and
badly cat up yesterday, below Fort Don
elson, By portion of WoodEards com.
mand. Captain Turnbull and eight men
were killed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

Cot FISCHER AT vNoESNEs.-we
extract the following from the proceed
ings OF the Union Convention held at
Nincennes last week
During the absence Of the commit.
tee to select candidates. Col A J..
Fletcher, Of East Tennessee. addressed
the audience upon the political questions
Of the day. His speech was a bold aud
manly defense Of the policy Of the Ad-
ministration in conducting the war for
the preservation of the Constitution and
the Union, and his condemnation Of
traitors in arms against the Government
aud their sym pathizers in the North was
seathing in the extreme The Colonel
proved couclnsively that the war was
brought on BY designing men of the self.
styled Democratic party, who in the
election Of UGion President saw the
offices pass into the hands of those who
love their country, and who are deter
mined to sustain its integrity
The Convention nominated-For Rep-
resentativs, Joseph G. Bowman; Sheriff,
I. J. Beeler; Treasurer, August Kur-
ehur; County Commissioner in Upper
District, Jacob Smith; in Lover Dis
triet, Robert Wallace
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Capture or arms and Fixed Ammu.
nitl0n-irand Seal 81 the order
and lst OF Prominent Members
Selzed--Great Camm0tl0n In the
CoppeFhead Camps.

IRDIASAPoLIs, August 81
Great excitement has prevailed here
all day, caused by the seizure last night
Of ammunition and revolvsrs By the
military authorities. Governor Morton
received letter on Saturday, anuounc-
ing the shipment of thirty-.wo boxes OF
fixed ammunition, addressed to John j
Parsons, Of the firm OF H. r. Dodd &
Co. The matter was turned over to Col
James G. Jones, Provost Marshal Gen
eral, who with the aid Of Col Warner,
commandant Of the post, discovered aud
seized twenty-five boxes, Immediately
after they had been drayed to Dodd s
Printing House and another search was
made and ten more boxes were found
bid away up stairs On opening them
they were found to contain four hundred
revolvers, and one husdred and thirty
Eve thousand rounds Of pistol cartridges.
William NJ Harrison, Grand Secretary
OF the Grand Council of the Sons OF LIB
erty, was arrested at his residences st
midnight and Parsons, and Charles p.
Hutchinson, partners Of Dodd, were ar
rested this morning The two lstte-,
uuNENENs NENN AEtE1aNA kuiS EF9uiUE.
These arms are understood TO be ONLY
part of thirty thousand contracted for bv
the Sons of Liberty, of this State. In a
room in the building, large number Of
printed copies of the Constitution of the
order were found. The safe was opened
and the grand seal of the order captured:
also q list of the members of the Council
of indianapolis. Among the third de-
gree members are Joseph Ristine, Audi
tor of State; James Athon, Secretary
of State; Oscar B. Hort, Attorney Gen
eral; Napoleon b Taylor, candidate for
Reporter Of Supreme Court; J. Bing-
ham, editor of she Sentinel; William
Henderson, DR.. Pierce, and many other
prominent politicians of the copperhead
faith.
A list of the Camp Morton prisoners,
by company and regiment, and some
letters duplicating leading men, were
also found Dodd is absent in Mime
sofa, but steps have been taken for his
arrest
Governor Morton and Mcdonald will
speak together at LAwrsneeburg on
! Thursday.
The hundrsi-days regiments from
this State will return home during this
and next week
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

Our AT LAST The Cincinnati Ga
refte, which has been backing and filing
on the Presidential question since the
Baltimore Convention, now comes out
strongly for Lincoln aud Johnson.-U I'm
pire
Not, however, until the authorities at
Washington threatened to suppress it.
Then, OF coarse, to save the crumbs from
Uncle Abraham table, it would fall in
to ranks and battle manfHly-Roekp0rt
Dem.
No threat to suppress the Cincinnati
Gazette was ever made, and the asser-
ton Of the Rockport Democrat is utter
" and meanly FALSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

CoFPERHEAD DfsrREss Tho Chicago
Times Of the 18th says:
Two whole weeks have passed, and
not a single Federal defeat .
Distressingl Federal defeats consti-
tute the only hope of the Copperheads
They thrive on misfortunes to their
eoustry. Talk about shoddy contractors
desiring the continuance of the war;
Their anxiety is nothing compared with
that Of the Northern rebels for Lee aud
Hood to hold out till after the election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
sPECIAL NOTICES.

pR. BkLl. from Bsllvieu Hospital, New York
City, has now been here long eaough TO prOvs his
professional capabilities, and has done SO to the
satisfaction of alarge nunberof our citizens, aud
those from other towns aud the surrounding
country.
tiis iSst advertisement and accompanying let
ter, under the head Of Private" should be care
fu9y Rad by all No Mercury used in bis treat
NsSn'' >"Nsai'Aaon nee. jys-lyd&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
JOHE RH EIsLANDkR,
1t. Col 25tn Ind. Inf. Vols

New Constitution OF LoUIsIAS1.-
The new Free State Constitution Of Lou
isiana is to be submitted to the vote Of
the people for adoption or rejection, on
The FRS. Monday of September next It
provides for the election Of Governor
once in four years, and the Legislature
annually. Judges Of Courts are to be
pointed by the Governor and Senate.
Taxation is TO be equal and uniform,
and an income tax is authorized; also
an excise on professions. A depart
ment Of Internal Improvements is ere
stsd, and public schools are provided
for No appropriations can be granted
fo- private schools.
The Constitution is liberal one and
shows wonderful progress in that old
slave State, under the condition of af
fairs resulting from the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
FOR SALE.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE,

TINE STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA, NOW LY-
Il ing ~ Evansville, Indiana will be sold at =
bargain for eNsh. She was purchased by her pres
cut owners Tor the cotton trade, aud a. they have
abandoned that trade for the present. and aonr Of
them being ssrAmeosimsn, they have no ase fer
her.
The boat IL aesrly new, IN good repair, and Of
very hgot drnusht Any one wishing to purchase
will please call upon or address Jossph j Weed
run box 1898, CinsinHati. or H. b. wTlsen
Springfield, Ohio, anxIO-a1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

A Coon ORDER-ESFoRcK TT.-Ah or
der has been issued in Indiana to enroll
refugees in that State, preparatory to
the draft The same thing should be
done in Ohio. Thousands Of these peo-
pie are in our State. Cincinnati is full
Of them. They are abse-bodied men.
aud there IS no reason Why they should
not be placed on footing with our citi-
zens, in bearing this burthen. The at
tention Of the authorities are directed
to this matter Gu siHnah Gazette
We hope this order will be vigorously
enforced, and we hope that the work will
be done at once.
This State is swarming with men who
have come in since the enrolment was
made, aud they should ell have q chance
in the coming draft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

e6- Last Sunday, week, while a
train filed With rebel prisoners was en-
route to Elmirs, n. T., it stopped few
minutes at 0wego, where quite a mum
Der of sympathizers went among them to
console and supply them with tobacco
cigars, &c, and they were so much in
terested in their friends, that they did
not hear the whistle, and were carried
along to Elmirs, where they were, in
spite Of their expostulations, marched
out under guard with the prisoners, and
locked up in the barracks. The best
thing Of ibe war, but it is to be hoped
that that the prisoners will be soon re-
lieved Of the miserable company Of these
Copperhsads.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

K8- Leaf tobacco, choice ard heavy
shipping leaf commanded higher rates
last week than The staple ever before
reached in the Louisville market The
derand continues active, with large
sales, steady supplies, and constant
shipments East Upwards Of three hun
drsd hogsheads sold on Friday, and
choice leaf sold as high as $50 per hun
dred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

e~The bloody deeds of ignorant In
dian savsges once gave to Kentucky the
title of The Dark and Bloody Ground. -
Rebel savages are now enscting on her
soil darker and bloodier deeds than those
of ihe uututored Indians. Why DO no,
her people rise in their strength and
punish the white savages that harass
them ?-Ne,o Albany Ledger.
Why, mani the Copperhead State Con-
vention called the fellows Conservative
Democrats" and pledged themselves to
stand by them. How funny you DO talk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
SCHOOL.
Mathematical
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN A. ALLEN: PRINCIPAL
SCHOOL.

Graduate Of the L 5. Military Academy, West
Point, and for May yesrs an Instructor
% youth.
THE SECOND sES Ion OF THIS SCHOOL
will commence on Monday. sptember the
5sh- ia the building OF Firsf street, \ part o.
whi'h Is occupied By Ar. Bshm's ConneTci@i
College
TIE course Of study includes alIths branches Of
q eomplege English and Classical education
The students are required % perform sueh mill
tary exercises as contributs TO discipire. health
and al sasy aud graceful carriage
The scholastic year consist Of two sessions Of
twenty weukaeach.
Tt TI0S $50 per session Of twenty weeks. one.
half syabis At the commencement, aad the hal
sace AZ the middle o. the g. ssioa.
No DEDUCTION for withdrawal q scholars from
the school during the session, except in cases u
prptrsctsd sickness.
ESIFOEz For winter, one bias Cloth Round
ssaEs, standiog collar 70 hook Ia 'front.' sinRIs ROW
Of nine gilt buttoBs &C. s. ArtiIieryl, AID three
snail 0nss TO but on he cuffs Cadet grey cloth
PAataloons, With ack cord on the outer seam,
from tire vzisi % the ankle; Ose blue cloth milf
tart cap
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
The Golden Mean

The Journal is as dumb as an oys-
ter over the WRde-Davis exposure of
Old Abe. What s the matter, neighbour
Is your grief too great for utterance7
Why do Mt you let your readers peruse
this important manifesto from two OF
your most prominent Republican lead.
ers p Times
We have felt no special uneasiness on
account of the Wade-DAvis manifesto.
We have seen sore-heads before, and
know how prone they are to find fanlt
and raise disturbances.
We think it n high compliment to the
Presidents good sense and moderation
that the extremists on both sides are
attacking him. 1t would be a bad indi-
cation if he were to gain the approval Of
either the ultra pro-slAvery or anti
slavery men. II would show that he is
unfit for the place he occupies
We can think OF no better smile for
Mr. Lincoln than to compare him to a
governor or regulator OF steam.
engine. When the valve opens and let's
TOO much steam on, as il has on several
occasions, the governor partially
closes it, thus lssssning the "head of
steam and checking the speed Of the
machine; and when the motion gets too
slow (as it did just before the Enamel.
patton Proclamation was issuedl, the
regulator /" lets on little more steam,
and gives more speed to the engine.
II is very happy circumstance fer
tho country that there is a regulating
influence to check the mad career Of the
Observation-Disclosures, aud to give pro-
gressive motion to the prc-slavery con-
servatives This is true wisdom in an
Executive officer. Mr.. Lincoln occupies
the golden mean between the two sr-
| trsmes
We are certain that this is the reason
of his unbounded popularity amongst
the plain, commonsense people of the
country. He can we'll afford TO lose the
support Of the scheming, time-serving
leaders, if by taking safe middle course,
he retains the affection and confidence
Of the masses.
Neither the Cochrsne ticket,
nor the Wade-Davis manifesto, will in
jure Old Abe to any serious extent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Judge NibIaek's Position on the War
Question,

Judge NIbIack's Position on the War
question.
"If 4 am elected 90 Congress. will
never vote 10 DRAFT any nasn tnte
shs service and " were year Rep
ressntstive now, I vvoaid vote 10 re-
peal the present law authorizing a
draft.
al viii not, ~ elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more msn nar
money, und any eiTeHastRness,
FOR che further prosecution Of ths
war under the policy upon which ~
Il conducted.
90 am totally opposed 90 the ssn-
pioyment OF negroes as soldiers, or
Co the Interference by the Cove "a
ment with thu an, In any way or AN
der any etrcums aaces."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

~ The Democrats charge that there
is Government espionsgs kept upon all
letters of Democrats that pass through
the post Office, bat the Postmaster Ge .
sral declares that ii is no such thing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

sa5-The Yincennes Gazette of last
Saturday, gives the following first class
notice, to a former citizen Of this city,
painfully remembered by many on ae-
eount of his negligent habits in paying
small loans
personal Under this caption by
referring to our advertising columns il
will be seen that X. NJ Pomeroy & Co,
Of Cincinnati, warns the public against
one q. II Stims0u, who is pretty general
ly known in this vicinity. We learn
that tie aforesaid Ssimson has been play.
ing strong game by travelling through
the country and representing himself as
being in the employ Of quite a number
of mercantile houses IN Glneinnati--sell-
ing bills Of goods to country merchants
and borroSing money Of the party or
parties, telling them that they would be
credited with the amount loaned when
the goods we're shipped, and az the same
time he, Stimson, bad never been in the
employ at no time in the house that be
pretended TO represent At Que time he
was ia the employ OF Pomeroy & Co,
but not since June last Since that time
he has swindlsd several Of our merchants
be representing that ne was still ir the
house OF pomeroy L Co The last we
heard Of sumson was at Indianapolis,
where be relieved our good nstured
friend John W Canan, Of the Spencer
House. Of 500 in greenbaeks, ssasiDg 70
Mr. g. that be was short. aud would
make il all right when be got back to
the house nf Pomsroy & Ca, as be vas
iasi around looking after their interest
Tea Sumsou ~ a grand rascal there ia
no douht, and we thick be will never get
his just deserts until no 6ads them m
side OF The peuitentiary
We invested single dollar in this
man S,imson, who was most blatant
Copperhead, and an original Mcclellan
man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

b. An Englishman named Geo A.
Mason was arrested in Cincinnati, few
days since, for proposing to pay another
Englishmen TO assassinate Gen. Bur
bridge
Was that any worse than what the
editor Of the vinesnnes San did in sug.
costing that some one should kill Gen.
Paine
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
RECRUITS WANTED.

nNE HUNDRED recruits znted 20 I'll up the
" EUlh indiana Cavalry, stAsioned AZ PGi4skis
Team. Recruits will apply 10 Capt C. K Drew,
Pr0vesr Marshal Of the FIRST Congregational Dis
trict, Headquarters ~ Eva1sTfiIe, Ind Traus-
portA i3n furnished to Pulaski, where the rSzi-
ms1t IA being newly armed and mo anted-
THOS. G. WILLIAMSON,
aur27 Naior lnr Ind Cav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

SDIhe NEST predjudieed and bigos-
ed Democrat yon may meet frankly con-
eedes that brilliant military successes
will insure the reelection of Mr. Tin
coin. Is it not humihating acknov..
edgement for 8 great party to make ,b.,
it hopes to thrive on the Disasters of the
eountryf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

READ.-We direct attention to tue
Constitution and Ritual of the Union
League, and the Address of the commit
tee appointed by the League to procure
the publication of said Constitution and
Ritual in the newspapers of the city
The said documents are published on
the outside Of to-dsy's Daily issue, and
wlsl be IN the Weekly Journal of the
10th instant We ask a careful reading
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
FIRE LIMITS.

FEFO ALL WHOM II MA1 COn CkkS.-On
L Monday, the ssth inst, viii apply 70 the
CITY Council for Pernission to repair and enlarge
nv uoOdsu stable, situated o. Lot Ne IS, %
water Ssrsss, bsswssn Main and Sycamore.
FETkR TRgKE
A.szss Il, iss4.--2wd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

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