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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21
JOcI PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

1904 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOUfs R. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLn
TRACK Al through trains for the West b. this
New-York yis Phlsd.phs foot Of Court sndt-st, Vie
Tor Chicago milwaukee s. Paul and all points in the Nos
West, CrestHns Indianapolis, Louisvis s. Louis Clsvs.
land Columbus CineinnAt and eli points In The Wsst ~
West be procured At the ONCE Of the Peunsyvs.s
Central t. r. No Aston House. 4 sithsr Depot Thrseb
tsnins savs New.York ss follows:
= N. Express. PhlAdsphiA sxrivss n PiitstufsAa
An
p Express via Phisdsph.A arrives In PstsborsAsA
pm
1880 D. IN.
ga Express Wis Allentown arrives In Psbarr at An.
The AMI p IN Trains daylhe othsrs, Sunday oxeepS
cd
IL. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent Me- AsssSas1sA
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rVApSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
4 PASSAGE OFFICE. No. 8S southst, New. YoTk
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND SOUTHLAND and
"TnaIP'ScoTTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACK IT'S SAIL TWICE WEEK. -
X LINZ or LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. a..
Parties wishing take passage, srnd Tor their ends or
,.t money 20 tho old country DO the lowest
by sopyiugto TAPSCOlT BROTHERS Co,
- '''' No. 81 S0uthst
MAIL LINE FOR NEW-ORLEANS d.
WI RECT steamship ARIEL viii leave Pier B. N r.,
Sept a, ~ , O'clock .. Caoiu passage pI5.
u. Il. ALLEN, No. Bowling Green
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n Il NNTFOVIJ IFVt Vt EVtt0.I
w in -Four WeeGs by Or. RECORDS ESSENCE ofLIFE.
This wonderful viii restore Manhood 10 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from tnces-es sen
Abus- the Effect, OF Climate, Natural Causes Tho tis
required cu,e the most inyeerate y four weeks ro
ure |. impossible. d.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIE
sold In cases with Instruction.. for % four quen
tie. one "a Sent carefully packed on receipt OF f'1
a. by Ids accredited Circulars sent Tree 90 feoes
n four .tamps PIiIL1P ROLAND, Sole Agent u D.. No
~ Rroore..i one door west from Broadway. N. y.
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Gonscs ano farms Ugnte0.

A NEWLY-STARTED CONGREGATION
desires TO BUY CHURCH. located between 25th ard
4hsts 9Th snd y'hev Please address ?ost boz No @3'
HOUSE AND LOTS Wanted 10 HIRE, with
immediate posseson isrge House two sms houses
together. with two lots OF ground Address With
particulars J. NJ. No. -; firstav.
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Doar0 quo Rooms.

M ANTED-DOARD for Gentlomau ana
" Daughter Of H. oT daugh's- only. in q g-ivae
family. Address d. c. E. Tribune Office. or No. 70 Warren
81.
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srMMER ARRANGHMENT.

sINMth AhaANtrMENi
1861 CONNENCIr6 MAY 3 1904 1874
Ps,.sr,sr Stetiou Ia NewYork Ish.sL and AhsN
Eutrcnce 2-th-st.
TRAINS LkAVE NEW-fORK
For New Hsyrn :. (Ex.L ll:5O = IN il;ls tExL ~
(EI $3.50, $50 aud lEx) p. IN.
FOR Bridgeport. !, lEIl. u:.o IN l9;l3 Ell so
tEI.), $500, $50 and tEx.) 2. NJ
foI Fairfield Southport and Wesiport, T. l;3o ~ 3;A
63op. N.
3so, 4. Jo $50, Ely p. N.
Tor DsIien aud Greenwich. I. $780, ll;3o $50 ~
$50
For STANFORD. T. en- $50 liz M; i-;le (ELh1
Oil $50 40, $500 go (Ex.l p IN
sor Port Chester and intermediate satons $780, ll;@A
q. 4 $50, 40 $3.50, $50, p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Sprnsfeld a NJ lEx.)i 3(EIl u
For Boston via shore Line, l2ls lEx) p IN.
For Hartford and Springfield slExl li:1 = m, 3tk1@
$3.50, p.
FOR Coaneeticat River Railrosd (Ex) il:ps N -
Montreal. o. ~ to Northampton.
II 80 u r,,.
For New Haven. New London and Stoningon Ralsssaa
. N. i2;i3 3. s p. m.
For Canal Railroad l,is r. M to Northampton
For Housa,opic Railroad, q m p IN
For Naggatuck Railroad, 3 a. m ?. N. -
For Danbury aud Norwak Railroad, 80 m ti"H -
CourDodioIs Sleeping Cars attached 10 . p w. rams
JAMES "A. HOir, Superintendent
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DFADTNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
IL This new Road /. completed and In good ranaiae
order with class Passenger Cars and naving nsae s.
oaef. tho travelling public Sasst and THROUGH rssss
bis and Readins 10 Allentown, Eston and SEW-fORk.
which route lof beauty and SUMNER RESORTS ss'GA -
'' Trs,p.f Sorth eavs Columbia At 500 Q m, Aca
Trains North e.v. Colo lnba a. s;se p M ssa
Tr.ius arrive II Reading At esp. m, fAsl
Trains South leave Reading - . ~ = m, Aoe
Tr,ins South leave Reading 81 II 10 . M, FssG
Trains arrive ct Columbia 81 s;lo = m. Acc
Trains asrive Of Columbia Of l:s0 Q. IN, Fsa.
The kvcI sasqaehanns Columbia 70 crossed ~ Ssen
Ferry; NEW BOAT swsshe Arrival Of the tsinA - ~
v~y he passengers the change being delightful fsAssS
,sSs by the last Linz viii dine u Columbia
w NORTIiROP ROBERT CRANE,
General Ticket Agent General Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ato RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

! -
| FOR BOSTON,
LOWELL. GoNtuRp "'iiE WHiTE MOUNrAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE foiNrS
The new aud stauroh steamer. OF the Norwich ltne,
cay or BOSTON and CITY or NEW YORK
leave hes- iors daily Suudsys exceprd) At oiock -
rom Pier No. 20 North River, loot Of Ves'ry e.,
FOR rEW-LONDOS,
there connecting It'll toe Steamboat EapTe 1rsia rom -
sboye points via Norwich and Worc-sisr Boston and -
Worcester aud Nssu. aud New London and SorheS
Railroads.
T. 3 MARTIN, AGENT GA the Pef
1y,HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR B0S-
n TON-SrONi NOTION STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROroN AND PROVIDENCE.
TUE olDN ffhE QUICKEST:
TIE MOST DrRI03
AVOIDING "POi.T JUDITH
Tie msgnifceu, stesmer
COMMONWEALTH"
Capt. !. w. WILLIAMS,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS snd SATURDAYo
Tie eIeyaut stesu,er
"PLYHOtTH ROCK
Capt J. &. GEER,
On MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
AZ -, o'J 1;,a M IL North River ,f.os.
Court st str ancars acknowledged by al Inexperienced favse
10 among the largest o,t abs az
best that IN American waters In summer a.
Winter aud ,an the Commonwealth snd Pyno~ss
Rock invariably make 'he passage $1,000, ...
SuInptuous suppers sDd uHuronsy furnished sfasfsse
are marked features q these |" floating p.isces'
made with Newport the Wserng Places on the North
south shores 10 MsachGt, the reaf Eastern routes -
Maine. aud for the " hiie Mountains.
berhs aud state nay be scared af hsrndsns =
c1ssS Office No. u Broadway, and
No, Ii5 WESr-ST, New-york
No. 10 WASHfSGfONST., Boston
NJ. X. siM0NS. Agent,
~. Ivan. on
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rTHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR


GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
All sufferers from the above complaints either o, recent 9 n
iony standing are advised to use BLAlKS GOUI AND
niEUMATIC PILLS. Lhey be- relied upon as tbe most
AZ. aud ectaa reedy offered 20 tho , and hAVo
lrn universally used in Europe for many Iirs Win tie
greatest success. - . ,.o ~. -
Prepared by PnoUT & fAnsANr No. a5l strand, Lou
dom Engsndj and SOLD by their Asen:s; WsLh' 'o''
brsnklu.st. New ork. Retail PRICE, Z ~ irfoos
Tier Majesty. Comm have .s;rd ls ninir and
,idre,s OF THOMAS PROUT =" ..and London TO D.
aur.s.sd upon the Ooyeaenl stamp affixed 70 eaeh box Of
the genuine medicine
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nle0ilal.
L,EVER AND AGUE.

LEVER AND AGUE.
uUxPHRETs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No TO- 10 = sur
AID .dcal are for this disease and preventive to persons
.posI Sold by dealers and by mail receps os the
'''''' f. HUMPHREYS, s62 broadway, Nev-yoh.
HYpROPATUIC INSTITUTE, No. % West
ian A. corner Of 6ih-,y. Dr. G. G. SchieieTdeckef,
Medical Dire,tor; DR. jas. IL North. Superintendent This
hss been thoroughly renovated aud returnshsd
and .s now ready for patients
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY, rEw BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. Pas
sF.t,IR TRAINS LEAVE nEW-YORk. via the Err
Ri WV from foot OF Chanb-rs-st., RUNNING THROv0p
TO CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARA
connecting with railroads for all principal ciss 10 the w.
TLis road |, be- M sseuled, and will be In eomr(
rnDrna order 10 Mansfield Gallon. U:.rs Dayton Cisso
natl aud n. Louis without break Of yan.e rvr.v~
N Il OOopxAy Gen. Ticket Agt., IL p, SWEEtSEA
a. -" Meadyill, Pa General SsSH
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NJEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

~ Jrsins Albany, Troy aud Saratoga spruss also
voting with the North and West leave 26ths depot at ioS
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MOTIONS.

Supervisor ruapr moved that the Beard adjourn
do q. - meet ths rail- the ChEf when lnforredby the
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A CARDTO TIE LADIES.-Charles Lutze,
N NJ d., Professor OF Obstetrics and Surgery can De
committed with the confidence oil spsca diseases OIL
females at his private rooms. No. 6i4i Broadway ~ y
IVERG SIS ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHS lI9 Fourth -syenue-C Celebrated for the en-.
OF metallic substances ou the sS;em and ffom 1hen
succs,s In chronic diseases
| yER0NES'5 INHALER
PortLe cure Of Consnmpicn Patented ID America sna Eo
rope.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Coon and af.er MONDAY, Jan 10 1885,. Train. -
leave ,EW.tOhk Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
al 8 and 10 u ~ 0. ~ and II Midnight The 1880 -
Train will take Psssengersfor BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only 1hs Train connection ~ PhladopdA
Train. TOT Phisdepha will NewYork Of and 10 -
/. rn and o. M aud II inight.
MILITARY TICKETS vii hot be received the 8 . -
or T;3O o a. Trains j. ". Woodbury.,
Dee D. 1862 Assistant Superintendent. n. j. 4 l.
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WILLIAMS g CiUION. No. u wall-''.

ANAL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
new line OF is ass sidewieel STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK rnd HAfBE.
The lv. splendid Vessels. intended to be put Upon Ais
f.yorite route Tor the Continent, the following:
WASH y6TD.........J,sOi tuas, go horse. power.
LAFaYFT IE..........3.N tuns $50 HORSEPOWER.
taioct). 700 horse poSer
lbuidinsl 80 hone'poweL
NAPOLEON III .tbuildnrl !, 100 horse power.
Until III. completion Of the entire list the service VII De
PERFORMED BY the . ,
I caute, a. follows: - - - -
FROM EEW-YORg TO HAyRE.
WASHINGTON. " ednesday, October l..
IAFAY ErTE " sdne.day Noyeruer9.
WASHINGTON. .......... W Elm = ny, Decenorrl.
f.r.t Cabin turn1lt iGhie vincl. ; j
Seeond CABIN Gnciadins table winr,. 81 VI So
PAYABLE Ia gold it, equivalent N Untd STAKES currency
MEpIcAL ATTENDANCE PREB OF CHARGE
or rsish or Passage, eypl. to ..,,,,
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent,
No. Broadway. New-york.
At Paris u Boulevard des laplcnes lGrsnd Hote,; ut
HAvrs WILLIAM lSELlN Co.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
hoard OF supcrrisors.
OPTICAL ]

l''''iA"i 4 O'Clock n.
Tie Board In their ChsmSe 10 l, Siiy h. n con-
,,nce with section OF act entitled an ACT ir a'e
g nv proer proof the ci1is VINO shall 10 Entitled 70
Ss rsn If .rsts and 10 prevent Iaudue, voting passed
"Prren~Wn NJ Tweed esq, President IN the chair and
thu fo.nwii msmhers 49,, nj, M. ,,d Smith
Supervisors Conner, Ely Little PuTiy Roche ana '"i'
The minutes Of the las. meeting were read ma approved
IN,PTe ioRs OF KEGISrRf
The Pr-sid.n, announced that tine usst Du'ness """ w
The selection OF INSPECTORS OF Rezistfy. . . ALL,
Snprrssor Kocng moved tina, the bosrd proco<e "
n,r In.p,ctors .of tAe First Ward Flint District.
IN, President appointed supervisors Smith and kech'
Tts following was announced a. the resa Of the siios;
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Oa ,,atiou fle further baloiins We. postponed
snueyo col ROcHr moved that the matter OF the seecto,
of s-io o. R,ei,,ry be referred to the same COMMITTEE
having IN e4 ge the selection Of nspee.ozs OF Election d
District csDyassers
which uas carried.
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EoTICF-Tne steamship CITY OF CORK, of th. lice.
viii ,d a. al ErtTa steamer SATURDAY Sep,em'er!+
carrying limited number Of cabin and stcesess passengers
At reduced gates pay able In 4. Cureucy.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, IS Brosdway.
STEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, touch
~ ING al Queenstown lCork Harbor),-The wel-known
steamer. OF Toe Liverpool York and Philadelphia steam
hip Company ,lnma Lirs carrying the u 5. Mails are In
tended 20 SAIL u f1l.owi'
en- or MANCHESTER. Saturday Sept "a
CITY or Saturday, Oct
CITY Or BALTiNC Saturday, Oct .
And every succeeding SATURDAY, n noon. from rief "A
North Rysr
PASSAGE,
Psysbs n sod. OF Il, equivalent IL currency
FIRST CABiN.....,& ~ ~ slk Gi.AbE ...'''.'6so p
fsf Cabin q Lodou.. s5 o9S'eerase 70 Loudoh'' "a 70
Fin. CABIN to PariI... % c0 Steesgs To Para.. ~ 90
Ft Cabin 70 Hamburg 81 ~ s;e-sgs TO Hamburz 3, W
Passenger, also forwarded to havTs Bremen Rotterdam
Arfvsrp 6e, OF squaly low rates - -
tares from LIVERPOOL OF Queenstovn, ist Cabin So $50
500 sieefase ~. Those who wish to .end Tor then
freud, buy ties-fs nee Il these rates
For further Information apply IT TIL companys Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent NO. Is Broadway, n. 7.
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LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

FiRMs.-farre aud thriving settlement, mild ana
h.stbf climate 40 le. south OF PM sdspla by railroad
Rich .n which produces sfge crops Which eau nov De-
soxing Ten twenty and nifty ece Ilc'. az nom 1910 80
~ usnncioe. and others: chgrc"s school. and good 90
ciev |, !. now tho most improving phee kaai or Ne'i
lie lace aid unsurpassed Letters answered Fap-''
containing :, ports giving i rounaon viii be sent sse
dirsss TlIAs h lands Eurlrd Post.Ofce. ,unber.
land Co j. From. Rporf u SoA R9bfson dgTienifG q.
Fds5y Of The Ttibsnss Hso 81 ne rof eLfsi's J"Ie
pr,Gai Turning faas kaoe u r sas q ne "t'isTH
Iyairies
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rT,OBE SOLD.-A splendid new Brown Stone
L HOUSE stories aud base Al modern In prove
mt Location beautiful opposite Bsskman Hal Park tsn
h. occupied now. Ne 2a Ea,' fti'tl.t Aply to JOHN
GLASS (o~ueri. No $50 2daY
rI,TN of the Finest FARMS IN Cornwall.
Orsnge Co.. the River, 2? frfca. donhle house and
,,eun itchcn gre. grated ruit mari bed lsO scres
as sres loo acr.ss6l 20 g. a.. -. H. no. Fine buildings
AMI plenty Of irif. Three hour. from New. ora -
j. LlOLIO. No. L. Cru're-st corner Chambers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
River News.


The river here Is about al n stand I,
Is falling at Cincinnati and rising a,
Louisville.
Capt Kiineks dispatch from Mas:
vile gives . inches as the depth Il
water on Harpeth Shoals
There was considerable activity on
the lsvee. with numerous arrivals AMI
departures. The Naugatuek, Golden
Eagle, and Nick Hughes FROM below.
aud the Fanny from above, constitute
the principal arrivals The saperio,,
Fanny. Little Grey Eagle, Golden Eagle
Miami, and Naugaiuek departed
The Golden Eagle and Naass.aek
each took load Of tobacco from the
iAh6'SS Tor Ciaeinnaii
The lA;de Grsy Eagle ,osk up a large
number % ,'arkies recruited in Hender
sos county.
The Sal'srior ~eel cut with = cargo
OF cattle.
The Miami bad nee trip for Cairo.
Capt Vaughn has void his in,erss, in
the Cottage to Capt Dexter, At the rate
of $4,000 foT the whole boat The Cot
isgs Is therefore now The sole property
Of Capt Dexter.
The Gem and Gen. Andersen are
loading Tor Nashville, and will leave
forthwith
We received a note yesterday morn
ing conveying to as the compliments Of
our elegant young friends Capt +. l.
Ford and F. 7. saadsrson, Of thu steamer
Flora We regret that We had not the
pleasure Of meeting our pleasant Young
friends in person--hops Cor better lack
next time The Flora had 54S soldiers
for Cairo, and Government trip for
Nashville.
The New York. from Cincinnati for
Memphis passed down last nigh, with
an excellent trip.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

HEARr-RESDHG We heard yesterday
Of 8 case Of most sgoniEing hardships
An elegant lady, one Of the frst families
Of Kentucky. in the absence Of her uso-
al help, was actually compelled to 20 to
the kitchen and cook her husbands and
her own dinner.
Was the tyranny Of this Abolition
Government ever equalled7
It is true that many Of the 6rat ladies
Of Evansville aud Of the State Of In
diana have been compelled to do the
same mental duty; yet they are Of the
plsbeian race, and are not 10 be pitied
The war must be stopped, an armistics
concluded, and even the Confsderaey
acknowledged, lest the daughters Of the
chivaIry may be compelled to cook their
own dinuersl Horrible. isn'tit'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
A Gard.
To WHOM TT MAY CoScEEs

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We take this method 10 announce to
our friends and The public generally, that
there is at last 8 Grss-class hotel IN
Evansville. The wsll-known aud popu-
lar hotel, the American House, having
been greatly enlarged and thoroughly
repaired and rehtssd throughout, vs iakO
great pleasure in assuring our friends
that We are mach better prepared % &C.
commodats them Ia a proper manner
than heretofore. Besides many other
costly aud very valuable Improvements,
We have, at great expense, had one Of
Jaokson's celebrated Administrators at
tAehed to the house, with bsll-pull in
every room, an article which every per-
son 10 aware, ia entirely indispensable n
good hotel The machine was made
by Thomas Chambers, Esq, OF New
York, who IL nov the solS manufacturer,
aud was put up by the experienced and
celebrated bell hanger, J, o. Jobnsoa, Of
New York As regards the working OF
the maehiRe. We are pleased TO say that
Ii works like charm, and that Mr.
johnson deserves great credit for the
manner in which be executed his work.
We have also n nice shaving saloon
and bar attached to the Office, also
speaking tubes extending from the office
10 the different halls, in order to faeili-
tate the waiting upon guests In fact,
nothing has been left undons that will ia
any way add to the comfort and accom-
notation Of patrons, and we are deter
mined that the American shall hereafter
rank as second TO 40 hotel in the State
Feeling confident that the public re
1 quirs only to be advised Of these fact
to appreciate our endeavors to accom-
modate them in . hospitabls manner
and trusting that they win reward us &C
cordingly, We are
Very truly.
Your obedient servts,
PTttssuRY q TRAvIs
Sept 90 Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

Tax SANITARY BAIAAR.--We are glad
to see the ladies composing the Commit
tee to prepare articles to represent Us in
the great Sanitary Bazaar tina. is expect
ed to form so attractive feature at the
approaching State Fair, making vigorous
efforts to have our city we'll represented
and il affords Us additional pleasure TO
see that their efforts are meeting with
the most satisfactory success.
The business men Of Evansville are
proverbally liberal in giving TO ell OBJ
jscts Of benevolenee, and to nothing do
they give so chserfully as in aiding the
brave soldiers in the Geld.
The upsiring energy OF the ladies in.
toreatsd in this work and their unrsmit-
ing perseverance, are worthy Of all
praise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

sTATx ~ fsbfaHt, a.
randsrburgh County. -
r LnrIs RICHTER. CLERK oF TaE VAN
j., dsfbarEs CIregit Cesrt. ia ans for the county
afsrsssa, e. hsrssy certify % he sheriff 81 sald
eonnty, What oftesfs 20 - elected - the nsrf
G~usral Election lis The Stats q Indiansj 90 he
ksid sa the ssssnd Tuesday IL oetsber. 1861, -
ts- dissFsss places 81 hoa3lns slsStisss is sais
csaReY. ts-vtts
A GoTsrner Of ths Stats.
Lisutsnant GoxsrnsF,
A sscrstary 81 stats.
Auditor Of State.
Traazarer 81 STAT.
A Attorney 0snsFai.
Superintendent % Pasifs fnstfaSstos,
Ozark Ct fhs supsszss Court
A Reporter e DerAsioas - ssrFaEs GcaTt
Rosr Judgss q saprsms Court.
A Member q Congress for she First conzFss-
sisnai District.
A Judss 81 The coart q csnmss Pleas for th.
Disfrfet composed q TIE essstiss q fanasEbsrEh,
warrick, cisson, aaa Possy.
A Dsssriei AttorDss fsr the sai1 District.
A B@DrssestaiiEs j. the Stats Legislature.
AJ~fnt Representative.
A shsrfa q said County Of yaadsrbursb,
Treasurer u sAld cousiy sf YandsFbErgh,
c cs q 81 a.
Cosaiy s@rvsy0r q said ceHnty o. vaz8sr-
hzrgh.
ACSzntT cszmissiouer for shs gsSsad Distrist.
a Assessor fer each Township.
Wituess ny had Asd ths 81 u said Court, thls
"a kt1fh DAY Of s-ptsmbsr. sigbsssa kEs-
LOUIS EIcHTKE. Clara.
I GEORGE HoLFLIE. sHERIFT OF VAN
Il. dsfeurEh County, osftify that the stove Is .
sras sopy Of tSs original ais IL NJ one, this,
tie Sixth Day " ssDts1b~r, eightssn hnneres Sse
sixty fur CEoEgE N0LELIkt
sheriff '. Co.
s-ps-Tinss. Tssos. asa Democrat coy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

p6- As usual, the Democracy we're
fairly represented, Rs the shouts for Nc
ClellAu fully attested.- Times.
Certainly, tho Democracy we're fairly
represented.
Just as Governor Wright vas closing
his magnificent speech, two Democrats
in blue wooden shirts made their way
down Main street, through the crowd,
and as they emerged from the dense
mass Of loyal aud respectable cilisens.
they gave uttsranes to thsir sentiments
In faint, maudling tones, "Hara for
Nike Clellan." These were the oniy
cheers given for the Hero Of Antietam"
within hearing Of that meeting, as the
thousands presen, can attest But these
two beauties fairly represented the De-
mocracy, as their shout for mike clel.
Ian" fully attesied.
After the meeting wAs over, abe De
moeraey we're again fairly represent
ed up FIRST street, "as the shouts for
Mcclellan fully attested
Two specimens OF Mcclellan psmoe
racy passed up First street, shouting for
Mcclellan aud insulting everybody they
met or passed
When they eans in front Of the house
Of one Of our most respectable citissns,
whose daughters, with their escort, had
Just reached home, and we're standing in
front Of their fathers door, these repre-
sentAtives Of the Democracy we're sura
ing and damning the Lincolnisss, ana
as the ladies we're entering their father
door, these Mcclellan men, fairly re
presenting the Democracy" called Osi
There goes some of those Alacl
b--hss
That, citizens of Evansville, 10 th
manner in which the Democracy va
fairly represented ON Saturday nigh
last, 'as the shouts for Mcclellan fAirl
attested.
This is no fancy sketch, bat q litsrs
occurrence, as can be proven By the mo,
irrefragable testimony
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

HIRD TINES ron LAhoEIEG Mss.--Not
withstandiDg the repeated declarations
Of Confederate Democratic politicians
that the Emancipation Proclamation,
the war and the horrid taxes would
crush out and forever destroy the poor
white laborers Of the land, We yesteF-
day heard q man on the streets Of this
city Offering 800 month for hands,
board included wo presume.
BY economy We think q poor man
could live comfortably on such wages
We have made rails, grubbed, built fence
and done other farm labor for clio pes
month, aud under Democratic Admia-
istration at that.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

UP TO TINE. Mr. John Fl. Scott, the
enterprisisg news dealer at No. 8, Second
street, has placed upon our table Godey's
Lady Book, for Octobsr-s magnificent
number; also Harpers Weekly, for Sep
tember 24th, very handsomely en-.
beIiished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

BosroS, Sept 49, The schooner Mary
B Smith, which arrived at Beverly O.
Saturday, reports having spoken.ea b.
9th Of Septe mber, lstitRds ~ 40, lonEi-
tads $50, fishing schooner, VIM. B.
Lovett, Of Marble Head, Who reported
that 20 miles TO the eastward saw 4 or 5
vessels oa Ere, tha, there was pirate
on the banks, and that The Loveft got
under var Immediately to get out Of the
way.