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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


NEw York, Sept 3O-The Express s,ates
that the largest coffee house in Brazil, with
connections here and in Baltimore, failed,
owing TO the heavy de cline in sterling ex.
change, Gold closed at the evening exchange
at "a ~ t' Ntts .' s13a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

FREDERICK RERCHSTETTER S Estate
NOTICE II hereby gwen thatthe subsc ubeT has
IN been appointed and qualified A. administrator
The estate Of Fredenek Relchststter late Of Mont
goneTy county, Deceased. All persons having claims
hEainsi said satate requested promptly 70 present
them duly authenicafet
JOHN HANlTcH. AdniinisiratoF.
ESQ. W, MALAuHGs, Au'y, sep2ivsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

II EMOVAL M. p. HOlan's Office has been re-
IL moved from Clegg's Building TO SO Nam street
Between Second and bird streets, over Mr. Roseber-
Tys Store. sep27 w2mos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

R6y- The Journal, this lnuriiing, makes a
pitifnl plea in favor Of Orrion Davidson
Poor Orrion The misfortune with him is, that
the people Of the county have still left to
them the right to vote for whom they please.
The election Of the Union nominee" will
searcely facilitate the restoration of the Union
so much as to make his election sine qua
non This is also an unfortunate circumstance
for the said orrion Besides, wasn't he a
candidate once against the regular nominee
OF this same Union party2 h2 And didn't
he defeat him, too, aud elect ccpperhead
lie got 32 votes that time, and will get about
the same number this This, as Lincoln once
said, is "a world of cOmpensafions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Democratic Meeting at sOntags--
There will be a meeting at Sontag $, on Wayne
straet, on Saturday evening. Speakers-Hart
man, Egry aud others
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Mr. Chase, ia his little speech at Washing
ton on the 2lst instant, confined himself
strictly to an Endorsement Of the Baltimore
platform lie had no word Of commentator
Tor Mr.. Lincoln. This contemptuous silence
concerning the government indicates the
sacrifice he IL making for his party. How
could he say anything in behalf Of the man
whom he had so mercilessy castigatsd in his
circular To the Ohio legislature, aud in the one
scattered among the loyal by the direction
Of the Chase committee at Washington, sign.
ed by Senator Pomeroy2 II the cause repre-
scented by Mr. Lincoln is rs important and holy
AS Mr. Chase asserts it to be, the president is
tao corrupt and imbecile TO be trusted with its
management, Mr. Chase being the judge Eth
ar he and Senator Wade have wilfully belied
aud sandered the Pnssident or they prove
themselves to be unqualified knayes in support
ing him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
M ARBLE WORKS
NEW FIRM,

L HAVE this day associated with me John u. Win
| der n thu Manufacture and sale OF Marble IA ts
various branches, ID. LA DOW.
We intend TO keep constantly hand the best article
In our line, and make t0 order anything pertaining 10
our blisness Of Marble Work at fair prices.
pepgB-ayd LA DOW 4 WINDER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

9d-0ur quiet city was iu . state Of excite
ment, on Sunday evening asRt, consequent
upon IA dispatch to the effect that Sheridan
had captured Breckenridge and IIlarly, togeth.
er with II 90 prisoners and eighteen cannon !
This bogus dispatch was read in Sbe different
churches of the city, and created the widest
excitement aud most boister0us deaonstEa.
tions The whole story was Rottea up by
the friends Of the smutty joker" for election
eering purposes, and We are Rslonished that
the clergs Of this city should lend their inau-
ence in the House of God. where men aud wo.
men ARE supposed TO coneregate 70 Worship,
to deceive the pa9pIe-Spripgtieid Demo
crdt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
aailn. empire,
City and Other Matters.

EntroR DAYros EariRE--ata; At urgent solicita.
ton Of a large number Of my frienis take th-
SION to announce to tho yoter' OF Montgomery couu.
ty, that will be ,nlependent candidate for the
Office Of sheriff, vt the coming Fall Election.
sepls.d6wte Cpat. JACOB BEARD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

NH If AhnNlM "a %
sepis.dswte opai JACOB BEARD.
n...;. MI. s
,D ~, '''-' ~
street, on Saturday evening. SPeakers-Hart
man, Egry aud others
c-.,
Splii,ua' NO''o0' -, 0u-pp'" ".
s' n y frff.t = " TX, u, III" t.,g'
Building, ThIrI street, next sabbath, Al IO4
o'clock A NJ aud at seven O'Clock in the
evening.
sUBJRcTs.-fhe Psychological forces OF Ma
ture, and mans relatedncss TO the world All
are invited to attend q
New Meat and Provision Store
NJ. Stockert at his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beet, Mutton, Veal Pork,
Sausage Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs &e.,.
nc, all fresh and OF the best quality. His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
are invited to give him call
ct-.w w n. o.,
w. 80 ~ '''''' 49, A-'' - NS'H 49, 'sNNS''N
and Jefferson streets Tor your Fall and Win
ter Dress Goods also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car
pets, &c Just received dit
rrnob ood T,u.,a Son 1o.n pns, -,
~ =, THF e'i II TX,
aa,a ,,a.t, t...h ..l I'll. c., ,a..
row at ten o'clock, with his usual ability
This rs reliable
M I,. o,G,
o.Ls-... lie ,,.1',sy
e.Is' trn.,tD 49,. :.
-, o." ~ n,'s., 49, fs,,.
e., -
~, - 70 49,. H''I
Pretty Tolerable Good.-A few eve
nines ago, II lot of thriving fellows met 10 one
of the popular resorts of our city, aud we're
"'"s ,"e" A. ""e ~. "
1.'', =,
~ ~ NsNi'fs3 l-sg'yFNM inaA Ha5a
DAYTON Woo!en Mill.-For the hest
blankets, and the best assortment of heavy
check Aannels. heavy doeskins ieans. sat
inetts rag carpets and variety of domestic
goods. 90 to the Woolen Mill at the canal
lock and 5th street, DAYTON. octl-ld&2w
Iaxes are hents,-A gentleman from
Madison township Informs us this morning.
that MS persoha' properly TAX mas increased
since 'ast year from ?" o. 10 upwards o'
Si' w. "',"o"' ""y ,"ereaSe o' properly VA
h'S rea'y 'aS' year. "e pau 80 3D. anu ." ''e
SAli'' '",s J'A'' ne was '"'Neu 81 oo""u some
Genus nose VINO u""o' 'n's statement VIII
n"u o,i '"e'r se'''e"'e"' "''h '"e treasurer
lhAl II ID ohy 700 lrue' laNes, uhuer apo'i-
uoh rn'e nave become rehis--and ihe "hole'
country il mortgaged Hurrah for Lincoln ! |
- ------
lngratlIuue 10 rederal Soidlers'-
uenera' hood mas enec'ed the eAchange OF
thousand prisoners or so win ueherai Sher
man. on conalIon that no redera's were 10
be included whose terms o' enlistment nad eA'
P'red ms "'roelouS eonuuct win De more
iu'y aPPEee'aleHa So whe y y .'il renempered l mat
we are twenty m''''o"s against seven or e'ght,
anu 'ha' wn''e Tue reoe' army Is growing weak
er every uay ana 'ne'r hgo'"g population
ABOUT exhausted our men are gong forward
not by the Thousand, nut by the hundred lhou-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Rebel prisoners marching ttsongh Wash
ingion chsered Mcclellan and gsoaned for
Lincoln. What was the cause of tss difler.
ence Nee York Times
"The cause Of the difference" is probably
TO be found in the TACT that Lincoln is war
ring upon the south solely to force the south
ern people to place themselves upon an equal
ily with their negro slaves and also that Nc
Clelan offers them pence upon the 6asis oi
the old union, Any white man ought TO do
precisely what the Times says was done by
the rebel prisoners when they passed
through Washington.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
Turtle Soup.

To morrow morning, at half past nine O.
clock, John Gengnagle, corner Of Fifth and
Ludlow streets, will set superb lunch aud
iurtle-soup II it seemeth good to you, be on
hands.
4AMta rt~Et-sH- HVIWgl
Ward Meeting The Democrats OF The
First Ward are requested to meet at tn Eu-
giue House, this evening. full attendance
is requested.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

New Meat and Provision Store
NJ. Stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, "a few doors west Of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, ,&c.,
&c, all fresh and of the best quality His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
are invited to give him a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

The Journal in speaking Of the sherlInlly
says there are practically but two candidates
in the field" lfthis he true, thea it is quite
clear that ORION g. Davidson, is practically
out of the field, the same as he was during
Brough's hundred days ..a.,s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Spiritual Notice Mrs. Chappell, a eel.
ebrated lecturer lrou, the city Of New York,
wall leetu-e 81 Harnoaial Hall, POst Oaiee
Building, Tbml street, next SABBATH, At IOl
o'clock A NJ, aud at seven O'Clock in the
evening,
SUBJECTS The Psychological forces Of Ma
ture, and man relaledness TO the world. All
are invited to attend q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

NIOTfOE.- the 10th Of September, lsei. Sarah
IN Aun Hepe, dlet her petition 10 the Court 0i
common Pleas o. Montgomery county, ohio, aeainsl
Johh Henry Rape, praying Los divorce - Cause
Wlllhll absence foT more thAn three years
..' TlLTOh FITCH
sepl6.w0N iH.' Auomeya
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

I The Time has Home-Look Out for
Something Extra ITO the Trade and
to the Ladies.-On next Tuesday mornin q,
at their Auction Room, No 27s 'phird street,
C. ?, Huber & Son will be ready to show, and
to sell at Wholesale and retail, the largest
stock Of fine Fancy and SILK Goods ever Of.
fered in this city The goods will be sold ex.
clusiVely at prip0te sale but at panic prices,
The stock consists of the following; Dress
goods, bonnet ribbons, black and fancy Selset
ribbons, dress trimmings, silk aud worsted
braids, tissue aud lace walls, plain and en-
broidered linen handkerchief, silk hose, gi
pure and brussels laeesi honitoa, vallencinnes
aud thread laees, rich honiion, point lace and
thread lace collars do. French work oollars,
silk gloves, cambrie aud muslin sdgings and
inserlihga, gents linen handkerchief. black
silk erRvats, French aud English lace mits,
a fall assortment Of lldiea and gents real
Alexander kid slopes, and other articles TOO
numerous TO menlioni LTD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
AMERICAN SALOON.
coRNER or THIRD AND DISPERSION STREETS
SECOND DOOR EAST.
LEOOMPT & RAPP, Prop'rs.
FINHls saloonis OF the most complete in all It's
l. arp .lntmenis Of any in the city
OYSTERS,
QUAIls,
w L Ii IAIIcLc

-, NENISDNI >
and all kinds Of game and Fish in their season.
Az hrstclaSs Restaurant tits tte Intention OF the
propnetors To furnish meals at all hours, ard to set
before their patrons whatever they may dehre to eat
that u is in The market. Their bar will comprise the
choicest liquors Of every description, and the Aiten.
ton they will pay 10 every department OF their bust
ness will he such to leave for dissAtis ac
ton. Tobacco Hnd Clgars OF the best brands always
on hand, aud OJ slcrs by the Can, and half Can
Aep2O n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Lunch and Turtle sOup-JosH PHrLAS,
proprietor Of the Goodwin House Saloon, will
set supeab Lunch aud Turtle Soup to.mor.
row at ten clock, with his "usual ability
This is reliable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

GEORGE WOGAMAK
sheriff OF MONTGOMERY County Ohio.
DArroS, September Sd, 1854. sentg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

B4- Gen. Graut has charged the Confede
rate government with having robbed the
cradle and he grave" in order to sustain ,be
rebellion, Lipeolq, !. may be said on The
other hand, instead of robtiAg The grave, IKE
the COpiederates and Dr., Hornbook, 10 the
faithful friend and alley of death, and i en-
richiag the grave. Hurrah for Lincoln and
Deaths.ld0 ,a8iFzu isbAB a GHAaH1H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
JACOB soHROEDERs ESTATE.

nN the 22l day Of SeptembSr, A. D. lsSt the un.
" deralKned WAS appointed aud quAlhat a. txecp-
ira o the estate OF JAeOb RahraedeT, lats Of Mont
goiloTy eounty, Ohio, decreased
.epsa ss~ ANloSErrA SCHROEDER
INOR RERT-Ho. 2s9 81 street., for i've or ten
III year, Enqure "a AT Second street OF of ID.
3. BOUCHER, AKtnE septs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
O YES! o YES!

TINnlt undersigned Is a duly licensed Auot oneer
II tor Montgomery county, and will cry sales,
otien ~ his koryicos, may ~ IN demand
Persons sho have uot taken Out license, wills be a.
tended TO- Il they violate the law.
~ g. kesldsnce ~ miles south east OF MIAMI.
BuRG. OrisT- tel wdh JOHN klSEk,j jr., OF ADAM
CLAY MiainlsbuTg NJ IAN street, vii be attended
Co. Dol. 0kORGk kiskR
sugIOwlsoy
NJ IOTICE-ALlMOkH,-- - Daniel Rush IL hereby
~ n0uhed that Mary Hush his wiie has died
petuon tor Airnony aganh hun on account Of wilfui
doseon aud gross neglect Of duty aud that sad case
vail - hesfd al the November Term VI the Court Of
Oonnnlou fleas Of Montgomery county 1884
hoUk MCMAHON.
september lot 1854 septi-a0g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Just Published.-BiOgraphioal Mem
DIR ofClement I. Vallandigham by his
Brother.-A handsomely printed pamphlet
Of Ga octave pagesl f'his Is a document Of
unusual value and interest entirely authen-
tic aud reliable. Every htatemeut Ia il per-
sonpl or otherwise can be stricllYseriiied, The
work IS wanted everywhere. immediately. by
hundreds Of thousands. Price delivered 20
cents. a' li as.."a rifaI 'l istt 4Hi ...i. Do.
County aeAlers ean 30 supplied through
the channels BY which they receive their New
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Another FiZzle.---The Abolition meeting,
in Turner's Hall last night, as usual, was the
very perfection Of a lizzle Il was fzze.oul-
ednesa illustrated. The thuuders Of saltpetre
and the charms of pounded sheep skin have
lost their efficacy. They are played out The
endearments Of home are too great for Abo-
lilioniSni. Too much Of good thing has got
the people down, They begin to see it, and
to feel IL, too 1t maketh them coy 1t dry
eth up the fountains Of their epeech, and thus
It has come TO pass that where only two or
three are gathered together" there will be
a black republicans "bore" Ia their midst Dig
a small hole for for abolitionisn, but as the
stricken husband said TO the sexton" let it
be deep ,"Poor old hoss let him die.' "a q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

BEg-Some OF the more depraved and aban-
doned abolitionists are reporting over the
county that the Democratic party is furnish-
ing Captain Beard with money to make his
campaign for the Sherifralty. 1t is an inla-
nous slander. =, 81. ,.'t.. ~
The Democratic party need all the money
they can spare from the requirements of abo-
lition taxation, and high prices, to use in be.
half Of their own ticket, aud Captain Beard
says be made money enough in the hundred
day service to carry him through, BY the
way, who furnished the Abolition candidate
for Sheriff, the money, which saved him IRON
Brough's subscription and who knows, we
beg leave still further iorequire, but what be
is drawing upon the same source for his cam
paigH money $50 ta..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

Pretty Tolerable GoOd-A few eve
nings ago, lot Of thriving fellows met 10 one
of the popular resorts of our city, and were
exhibiting their greehbacbs, and Offering to
bet as TO who had the biggest pile, when II
countryman stepped forward, and drawing a
silver balf dollar from his pocket, said gen.
tlemen, The God whom you igncrantly wor
ship, Him declare lupto yop'g I.s, Fr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

- - gt1s" Old Ben Wade, in bis Lincoln speech
es, makes a specially Of the resolution in the
Chicago Platform, which refers to our sol
ders He sneers ht what therein he calls an
expression Of 'pi1 for them He enlarges
and dwells at great length upon the insult i'm
piled by Copperhead resolution ol "pity
for, and \ promise OF "proteciioh" TO, the
brave fellows referred to We would respect
fully beg leave to enlighten the distinguished
coward q little The resolution OF pity has
reference to the large number of Federal SOL
diets who have been abandoned by our nu-
thorities to suffer and die in Southern pris.
ons, because their terms of service have ex-
pired-to the class excluded by Sherman in
his late exchange with Hood in Georgia, as
being of no further Importance. The iesolu
ton Of "protection" is TO assure those of our
soldiers who may hereafter he so unfortunate
as to fall Into rebel hands, that they will be
protected against similar outrage and wrong,
in the event Of Democratic success, and ae
cesson to power .. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

ship A'@ "a.eyfE ayfl'rf Hg8 re'89 YHpGa inla Aa
Dayton Wooden Mill.--For the best
blankets, and the best assortment OF heavy
check Hannels, heavy doeskins, jeans, sat
inetts, rag carpets and variety Of domestic
goods, go to the Woolen Mill at the canal
lock aud 9Th street, Dayton. octl l-ld&2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
"stIll lives"

s@Carrington Eve wont disgrace
the proud title of an American soldier
by putting General before has name }
still lives after Voorhees, centre shot
Times. q ~ aHs
les, 1eneral Darlington "stiH lives.
Indeed, be- may be truthfuliy said to be
"alive asd kicking" This fact is er-
dent from his rejoindsr to Mr.. Voorhees,
"esntre shot, which We herewith copy:
lxpIAsAPoLIs, Ind, August %, '6i.
D. ". Voorhees,, N c.
A newspaper, marked and ranked by
you, affords me the first preof that let
ter, published as yours in csrtAin journ-
ais and addressed to me, is genuine
Except IA style il seemed like boar,
designed 20 disgrace you
You had charged me with publishing
falsshoods about sou whes had pub
lished nothing Yon had denied your
connections with the office where the
ritual OF the o. A. X. was fouad
/ had not asserted il You forced an is
/ sue upon me aud uumindfai Of the sacred
proverb, Can man touch pitch and
not be dsJilsd9 l noticed il.
You now abandon that Issue, and by
a strsight, IL not q penitent confession,
give to yourself the lie condole with
you, and am real sorry that you told
lie.
A better memory, or better judgment,
would have spared you either dilemma.
But, after confession and By way Of
avoidance, you say Il invaded your pri-
vAte pspsvsP Yet they we're in that
Office rhere the Ritual tcds found -
| GraYe oifensei As well might thief
fnd fault that the stolen goods were
found in his possession
| As we'll might the forger complain
that the implements Of bis craft were
distracted from his den.
Ii has ever been deemed honorable "a
procure evidence of csime BY inquest.
Of the haants of criminals. So perhaps
thought the men who brought me the
Ritual and its kindred letters.
But, Daniel, is il honorable to iorct
an issue upon q stranger and abandon i
toilkott apology, when you find To,
charge to be fatssf Rather is il no
the sign Of weakness, Of eowardice, Of
Of guilt, TO accompany the confession
whether extorted or voluntary. with tn,
vnlSaritv Of billingsgate aud the termi
Of backyard 21uaa s'
Had you Published my manuscript
letter in the papers, which took up you
nominal reply, | bad for ever held m,
peacs; but, in the heat Of bad temper
you forgot your exalted intent that I" tn,
people shoald know the truth, Will,
wy half was prudenially withheld
though II smacked Of the eagerly longed
for truth
May eonsidsrats friends ard mature
years refine as we'll as ripen your taste
your nsmory, and your judgment!
Be This the apology, to myself, 70
even this brief rejeinder, as | canno
compete with you in epithets, in fiction
or in style, that whatever your ideutit
with the Order, there is ext uisite fines
in spotting the. Office where those pa
pers were found "a = - 81
+ Farewell, Daniel; twice, and for e'er
farewell!
HESRr B. cARRrSGTox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Az ESSENTIAL OMsaoS.-In the
handbills calling the Copperhsads to-
gether to ratiiy the Chicago nominations,
We notice a headline readiag, The
Union and the Constitution. To COM
plete the sentence, according to the
CONSERVATIVE" formula, We expected to
see in another line in large letters, And
the enforcement of the laws" But NO
such reading was given. The enforce
ment of the laws does not seem to be
part of the Copperhsad programme.
The part Of Hamlet is left out of the
play, OF Hamlet in their performances
This omission ought to trouble the Con
seryatives who are acting with their old
enemies in opposing the principles Of
Henry Clay, their great leader. When
next the phrase IS used, Messrs. Tom
Garvin, Jim Seantlin, Morris johnson.
Or. Keller, Arch Sullivan, Willard O
Carpenter, and others now acting with
the old enemies of Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster, should see that the
much neglected principle-"rhe en-.
forcement of the laws not Ignored.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
30 OF Coed Cheer.

We publish today an article entitled
"The Military Field-a cheerful, hope
fu and truthful survey Of it''-from the
pen Of William Swinton, the wsll-in-
formed and reliable war correspondent Of
the New York Times Everybody should
read this inspiring review of the military
situation. After reading it, there will
be no reason for fAiRt-heartedness and
discoura cement in the great york Of
suppressing the Rebellion. The truth is,
the only prop left for it is the Copper
head movement in the North Knock
that out and the rotten structure will
tumble to the ground Atlanta has been
taken by our forces, Mobile will soon
fall, and then perhaps Savannah, Chsrles-
ton, and Wilmington will Ego up" Rich
mond must yield sooner or later, under
the Titanic blows of Grant and his army.
We think that stronghold will be ours
before the October election, when the ar
gument will be closed, and Lincoln will
get every electoral vote in November,
and it will require search warrant to
End Copperhesd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

GIBSON CouNrY.--W are glad to learn
that the Union men of Gibson County
intend to hold a County Convention
next Saturday, to nominate q county
ticket This is the right way to 20 at
them. Let the Union men in that
county organize thoroughly, bring out
good ticket, and ,cork for it, aud that
county viii tell different tale from
what it has heretofore. There il some
6rst-class material in Gibson, If it can
only be concentrated on given point
and force impaired to it BY the win n
succeed.
The Copperhead movement in that
county is pretty much in the Hargrsre
interest No person not of that name
seemed to figure much at the County
Convention, and there is at least one,
aud we think two, of the Hargravs fam
lily on the ticket
We expect good account from Glib.
son County next October
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Union COnYentIon.

There will be Mass Convention Of
ths Unconditional Uuion Party, Of Glib
son county, held at Princeton on Satas-
day, September l0th, at 10 o'clock, a.
", to nominate a county ticket.
Colonel Conrad Baker, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, is expected to ad-
dress the Convention. Other speakers,
also, will be present all men who are
for the preservation Of our Government,
and the suppression Of the rebellion, are
invited to attend
BY order OF the County Central Com.
mittee JOHN STERNE, Charm.