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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

- The ahle-bodied Lincolnites clam
or loudly for the continuance of the war
until the last slave is freed hlss No
compromise With traitors" is their
watchword. But they never think Of
going themselves, Their 6rst thought
when . draa Is talked d, Is, how nsny
dollars will il take TO exempt me-" or,
= where can / end . eonsrxband or poor
white man to take my placer fhev
are willing to sacrifice the lives of syerv
soldier in the army 10 free the Esxrsss.
but win not abandon this one point Of
their party creed TO save the Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
1,,.roos.rlo IxDIcArlOs.-

r. .dhss;ou Of the National IHfesa-
-, =, he fortunes Of Gen. Aeclsilan
: another indication that tas psmo zen.
:, c,asie party ha. passed into the hAaas
r. sr;ssoerats The odiun Of sr's'Oe
80 v,b,eb was charged against sne
WI, nartv contributed greatly 70 y, ~
saa - The National i"'sN''
! qeaesr, BY IT. articles and Pol,'le-. ~.
| ions, gave soaatenanes to the '4 naga
made against the Wings By the pe@0
,.s-rr.s.s aua the former party was aDAO.
. = soryivs It's support One Of the sa =
. .,g.a;eas;ons Of the defeat Of the MeOle
). Ian ,ieke, is that it is s'PP0f'ea = :.
! | fntsliigeneer, and aFistoerA's q -
n stamp. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

80 Judge Parrett and J. g. Shank
hn, Esq, will address the Democracy at
Owensviile next Saturday. A AcC lel-
Ian club, Numbering seventy-6ve mem
bers. was organized there last Saturday.
Keep the ball rolling -Tgmes
Yoa ought 70 send better timher into
that township, if you expect to recover
the ground already lost A gentleman
informs Us that in that township alone
be can name from Is to 20. men who
supported Douglas in 1860 that are now
warm and en,husiastic supporters of
Lincoln and Johnson So we say, keep
the hsll rolling" .-.s -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Col. w. @. Mank.

or tbs 32d Indiana Volunteers, Is announced "a
spsak At the following places aad finest
Evan willie, Saturday, sept nth. htTPE.
Cannelt0n. Tuesday. sspt. nth, ct 7 F.E.
Tell City. Wednesday. .ept zist. "a F.as
Troy Friday. sept I'D At 81
TsrFs Hsnts, Aeaday. sept z6th, - ,. ~
sspts lz-dawtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
1f =. =. .k,.s,s.s.Gs.,.s!.-ss..,s.sas

If the ssabls-sodisd L;neolnisss new.
er think Of geiag 70 the war themselves,
how is il that the coppsrheads are 50
bitterly opposed to soldiers voting 2
They are net II the habit Of objectiDg
TO votes cast for sheireaadidstes. Their
.oPpcaitios-6issss opposisiUn-to allow
Ing Ameriezns soldiers the privilege of
the slsctivs fsanchiss. psosss that TIER
regard tAsis ssssszss lyisg whsa h
ssakss sase sessetoaz - tks aSo~s. IS e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE


Dissolution Of Co-Partnsrship.
TEE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRK tx
sting h~tss~n ,. ~ Street. 7. A. roapT. and
L ". Ensrys upcrF tbs erm mare u STREET,
lesEz 4 &C., hss been taas Day sts@slvsd b. NO
fasI esnssat. by the witkdrsrFi ef 7. Ipznk
I'D L. Fusry. The bzsinsss VI hsru4ftsr
conducted By J. N. Street ane }. 7. Burtis. "a
ssF - .. n saus . SsF-et q Bar is. who viii pas
- receive ali zsaeys ass Street, Tea r, c.
s<pi&t~d z - @iaA ~ Fsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

SoLDIERs FOR LINCOLNSHIRE Daniel
S. Wilson, Co G, stst Indiana Vols. in
thanking as for copies OF the Journal
sent his regiment, adds ia parenthesis,
Nearly all Of our boys from Southern
Indiana are for the reelection of old
Abe, and the suppression Of the rebel
lion" OF course they are, and that is
the reason why the Democracy are 50
opposed to their voting. But their time
will coma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

DoN'r LIKE CAsRIScrox-The State
Sentinel, vincennes SEa, Evansville
Times, and indeed the whole batch of
rebel sympaihising papers Of the North,
are vsn,ing their spite at Gen, Caring
ton who exposed the reasonable con-
spiracies of the Democratic leaders, and
gave their pet champion nost unrner-
cifnl eassigaiion with, his facile pen.
They are not the FIRST set of rOgues Who
have denounced the detective that
brought their crime, To lirht-. --r.,r-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

s4rA few weeks ago. George T.
Pagh, taking Of the prospective Con-
Esnsion q Chicago, said, IN reply to q
Suggestion 70 nominate Mcclellan. aii
ve take general We want general Of
vissoriss--ass general Of defsass.''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15


81 The Madison Courier, 10 speak.
ing Of the recent speech Of Col Mank,
10 that city, says. e
We can't for SHAY Deitseb, bat our
intelligent young friend Ed Kamp in,
forms as ths; Il was good, sound
wholesome Union speech, full Of good
sense, and asoundiag With siedge ham.
mer licks and home-thrusts at the mis-
cradle peace sueaks and Copperheads Of
the North Il was one Of the bitteress
speeches against this class that has ever
been made in the city, aud it fairly made
their feathers fly. As consequance,
the gallant Colonel Is being abused and
villi6ed BY the disloyal Germans Of the
city. They are careful, how>ver, not %
anseal their polluted lips too often Ia the
presence of the returned veterans Of
Wilhch's 32d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

en-We have an old Seaffasi before
us, which urges every DeEoerat TO erect
. hickory pole near has residence, as a
projections agatHsf AehfniHg We are
not surprised that the SenfiaeR and ia
party skould live n constant dread Of
The wrath Of heaven. but doubt very
much whethaf hickosy poles will save
them this time. = t-srx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
DRY GOODS.
soHAPKER & BUSSING
IN A.
n e w HI OF y e!

WE HAvE Rx-oPxNED AT orr OLD
ssases y isrga. new hcuss, asd are now
prepared 70 e2sg e the Wholesale azd Retail
lEsas = lArEs stesk q Dry Good., Notions, and
Al!hssry .s can - teand IA the West We have
sspeeiaaly for The epening sales
sese 30 ems price" from which no dsvia-
see = STOVES. aas warrant al goods Is repre-
We respectfully al ths whols-al. am x.,.,,
ssASs g sssnsne eor ssock and prices before pur.
Ho tfeahis 20 shew Roeds.
.fai .sIIlss scaAYKES I Busting.
sees Me- ~ AaA - Hain 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

u DAVIES coUNTY.


The undivided y % " \ u a., seotioa 4
toNu 2 rApse ~ vest ander wbieh trz<t. an1
~ hin = fsss u ths snrfsos Ijss good win ef+
eos ten est thick an essy 81 aeesss. e. F.s--s.-
Ais, $40 aeres IN The soafh- set part o. sei1
county 80 ] and fiFafer geod. This tract 10 aiss
ricls u mineral PREDICTS Title pr est
saEil saH -s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
COUNTY UNION TICKET


[Eiss'iOO. Tuesday. October Iiih. lss4-l
non fer Rsvssantatiss.
FREDERICK W. g0Oks Of Pidgsoa.
I'D Fss ezelaeJ ooarts.
ApLYTHE HYhes Of Pidgeon.
hoBrAT fARLkf. % Pigeon.
Fer TfsasarsF,
COL. JOHN sRHElsLksbER. Of Perry.
a4EsTasa FoS Recorder.
CASPER ToAHEhELT, Of Pidgeon.
#ea-1f reg CSr6ner
JOHN BIscHMANrs Of Pldgeon.
fr. Per sarpesor.
SAMUEL O. ROGkRs, Of Union.
For cosHfg oosansissioHsr.
aoHAKLKs KSow Lks, Of scott
Union Ensestiys committss, ISt
D~v's.'.-.gsFs, y - rnyss, grIssipsl, flIt
IDubsis.--JoHE MASS, ptiaepai;
EnEKsT fickHkhpT, Contingent.
Hassa.--N. n. FHEEcH, principal;
JkAEs 7. EsHRcf, contpgsns
Rna9.--MfEros Cars, prinslpal:
JAMGs 3. PRircnstr contingent.
Martia.--I.Ewm BkooKs priueipaii
eMIcHAEL REILLY. eontingent.
Psks.-o6obIRrT MoaaAa, principal;
P.O. HAasoNp, cpadngsnt,
P.asv. --tohx A. MkxE, priaelpal -
&. J. RogEnS. eoatingsnt.
sys.ssv. --JAHrs FARLET. principal
n. T KHacHKvAI, contingent.
Yasdssbarsh.-~ALvAHJo HSsos, principal. -
JAaEs n. McNxslr, eontiagent.
Warrssi.--JeHs n. HAsBr. princlpaii
eas J. D. Hppsrsrlt, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
pv.Gov. Joseph a. Wrlgns

wai address the psoRis % VS. -. linton. a.
n ~ var for the restoration o
,hs to.,oxisg places snA times 80. 18th, At
VI TO- H.uss, yiso Co., Thursday ''p''
TP.z ,a.xhnr2h Co., Saturday 9'F'
! fTts, At ! - "a Monday, Sept. lssh' .
fZFk- <,st.o. IN Tussdayf 5e<F> ~N~t
! ,sst.sutsh. PIE Co.. wsdA''d.'' 's'''
49, 90, Co.. thursday. sept 2aa'A
sFN - s.sse will please mas
~ ..e-...ry srrssEanea's. ''''A' = 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
pistlne an SeparatLon.

n, Ristine Is the candidate upon .
Democratic State ne.e' fOs
g.. tuwsll for the
-. ha stands o. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
p, oopgyess, FiTai D''iFl9'. rDr
COL. CYRUS M. ALLEN
OF Rnox County
ev,.e,los. Tuesday October H. Boil
Union State Ticket
IEI.esIos. 4sssd.y1 october H. i'S''l

/ II
AAAS 81 !, 1919 october II, isgf]
49, !, Fsy Gosgrv. 80.
oliver ?. MORTON
- pT wAfNN' s.t...sa.l
fsfl v.,iL4sus. Gessxso<s t
oo4. CONRAD BAKER'
or vkEDEEsuHaH'
$50 Va s.cyseArv Of hsase' Z
, .rsL. 81 TnrsLER, Of Fsysss'-
81 Ros Aaaaes Of ssas,
xneMAs .. McoAEff. q HA
y, Tssssaysg n sac, ,s.ss
,our T. MORRISON, d Wesn'1sg'Y'isst
"1f = 70, laorsss.Gsnssos'
rxrAHA z. WILLIAMSON, Of rS'"'
os.xk n de ssprsSss ce~.t'
,S1rkTs NOBLE, Of KasS. 4
E.v Rspsrtsr q s~prsH"' co~''i .,..
.o,srENJAmlk HARRIsoH, Of Marion,
go FoS eppvsss Judges
=, v...v,..- IA MES 8. TRAZER, % Koseinsfo
- pDsss.sss-JEaU Z. ELLIOTT, o. Henry
a TIs,rlet-OHkRLEs A. hAIiol nulop.
a. fistric..-ROL'f Q. GREGORY, TippeeAnoi
Ksv esgsslateusssnt n Pubiio Iassruofsos'
paor cx0RcE W. moss, Of ssrion.
go yeg cssAmor Pleas Jsdgs. III.
WILLIAM p. EDsoss Of POssy.
&C., Fer csn4mos Pleas laoraag. m
KoBBRT A. BILL, Of vahderbursh.
Tor Joinf Representative. ss
JAMES y. wBLBoRN. Of Possy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
nvrAuAR. WILLIAMSON, Esq

- orsisss for AtterssJ osSsfAs, s.,sa.isr
shs people On Psbiis 9as'''''''''''i 11aE 4
plaess sed TINES; -. ~,,.rsasy, sept.
M. vernon, POssy County, iA.'
if,s. .. rs n,,i..s county. friday ssP'.
zen. - u, Z. amsrtln County ta'nraA5'
atfP.H ~.
TIE Uniou nen Of tAs Va s''H'
please take measures 'N ..sa. localities Vi
4 hesg this abss sriag out large erswas
nstlessi'' ..saDpioa Of usion. Frsedsns. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
FOR SALE.
narnantors fools For Sala.


zoe SALE AT PCBJIc AUCTION. ON SAT.
il ard nth inst-s and to'eloek, At
sAa Ctnelanah Housa. on VIVA street, hctweeD
y rss and Water, lot Of VALUABLE caFpentsrse
Toois. sale " thens reservation. -
sspi2.Iwd 2. kREIG. Widow.
A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN Law
n rencs eounty state Of Illinois. two miles
from the Wabash river. II contains 40 acres Of a.
sped iAnd a. can be bund any where, 10 % which
erN ssdsF cultivation. aud tbs whole we'll fenerd
N - is slss Vns Sod Sew leg house, With suaozs
ssass. stable. etc. Will - cold eneap. fttlelns
eist ntahte. for fartaer particulars enqatre ~
tha ence. nrpts-wd
A USEFUL. Heir DRAl GH~ STEAM
"A Esss, m Eoodr~nnisg order. Cheap for
ssg7T-af cox &,HUMFuREY
A LOT, wELL SITUATED IN A DESIRABLE
n part Of the essv. ope hundred hy one hunarsa
eae ninsy sghf set New cottage frame house,
slssssn, g. Apply to DR.GRAHAM
walker toW, Third 81 bet Syuamore and Vine,
Aas49>A EsAn VILE. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
n.m..rasle specimen.

cb;ltou A. White, Democratic Ae@'
ssr 4 Congress from the 9th Ohio DIS
,rie.. has been nominated for rs.elee' 10, :,
ia. also a delegate to the late CHI,
c.so Convention To show what Eino o
.1sn. he Democracy ike to honor "
o.o.s from two of his speeches
.Ex,ract from his speech at Decatur
ohio, Aug. II. 1868; =.
aift this Administration is permitIso
!. ~ "a when the soldiers CONS 40"
Z sSIl zeal, murder, rob, ane
!, mothers, wives, and de-
4iIl be Powerlsas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
PIANOS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TIVE co-PAHTsERsHIP HERETOFORE
II existing bstsern james n. Csriin and Philip
Anspaeher, uHder The namr sud style Of Carlla a
Co, vas dissolved BY tautHsl esnasnt % tbs sth
day q Aakust. 1854. All dshts doe. ard asiaE
- ard ~ ssid nrm. wif - settisa - Philip An
spaehsr. uho has psr~hAssd the entlrs interest u
'aHsss Y. easiin Ia thu said 60 partnership and
Auslnsas JANIS IL OARLfk.
eaKfs PHILIP ASsFACHEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

be 0ay. Hasss a3
10, tutor Of
people to know
{ + II the great issues of
erhaps no better idea Of bis
-.lon can be obtained than by exam,
iaing bis opiaisns IS be has himself put
- them in writing Here they are, in "A
% extract from letter addressed BY him
lW t. his personal and political friend, D.
W. Voorhees,
ls, sThe saceessfal resistance Of The
South regard as the only safety FOR as
mt of the Sorth-shoald she be overwhelm-
rn I'd woe hetide Us who have dared TO OPP
al poss the policy Of this Administrations
III IwoGld Ike to see all Demc-
All Gratis units in an open Aad bold resist
IA. ance to all attempts 10 keep oprs =
ne united people by the force OF steel II
III the wisdom Of our fathers, aided by our
% own experience, cannot keep "a IN lifted.
II 10 idle 30 talk of maintaining the
Union. a State forced 70 obsdisnce At
the point Of the bayonet, I regard 80
mt much and more subveFsion Of the
N. Government than secession itself; henes
,er | see nothing but dissolution, and hn.
In manity, justice and common sense 70
i'd my miad dictate peseeahle ssp.rs
ne tioa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

Hoy. C. l. VALLAxDIsH ax-As the
Lincoln papers appear to Be somewhat
concerned As to Mr.. Yallaadigham's po-
sition siace the letter Of aeceptsnee, Ne
will relieve them By stating that We have
good authority for saying that he will
vote for Mcclellan and PeDdlston.--
Ctn Gag. s8
Certainly AID it was ouly after this
fact was known thst either the Enquirer
or the Times of this city dared TO en-
dorse McclelIan's Letter OF Acceptanee.
The opinion of the Grand Commander
had to be known on so momentous
point before the subOrdinates dared to
throw up their hats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Church Pronartv for snla

Chnrch Property for Sale.
THE TRUSTEES OF rag LoouSr sTprr~
i Methodist Church otter for sale their IA
oAursh On Leesst street, between Second IA
laird. At AAArgaIn..
Inaslre q ASA IGELRHART,
sag2t-u rhsrd street.
a, me RESIDENCE FOB SALE. ne splSp
II dIa rssidence and gronnds OF the latr H. P. Cas-
all e7rg a sty lecafsd In tAs immediAas vicinity
o. nj. Ternpn. 1naianA. are onera 70 purchasers
at prtvafa sale. TIE grounds contain about seven
scrss md the premises are IN complete repair
Psrzens apetrous 81 purchasing one 81 the hand
scxast piaces In Southern Indiana. Fefssfed e
z r ~. SPENCER, Fsq., Mt. ysrpons or
1No.J. CHANDLER. Esq., E-vnsvllle.
aus.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Fer ceassaca Plss. Jadgs.
WANTED.

"a SITUATION As oLKRK Oh SALESMAN.
IA oeeA isf renrss can Be gwen For pariieu-
lars snquiSe e. JAe niah Behms commeTcisi Cob
hgs. sspt5
"A LADx TEACHER. FULLY COMPETENT
N 70 take charge Of 8 isct Female school not
aGcsedtnK twenty rupais, At Galoonda. siis Apply
- We LEY sLelAN, or -
JOHN GILBERT.
eerT - - q - ~ Colo nda. Ills.
A siTUArIoR-Br A COMPETENT PAR
n eon--as assistant Boob. k-eper o. gAiss man
oan luAusnrs some CONSIDERABLE trsda Grsccrv
- Lieaor b tnsss preferred. Apply at this Once
ssplo-ss -
A BRIGHr. ACTIVE Ror.1AT THE ST.
n Nicholas Saloon. Apply Immediately. SEPT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

go The war will enable as to restore
them to their normal condition Of xas-
salaee. and teach thea that ssezp In
hand Is the proper attitude OF the SER
want before his m1ster-RieAmond
Thig
In the language Of the Chicago Con-
ventiou, Resolssd, That this Conyept;ou
dses explicitly declare, as the sense Of
the American people, that after four
years Of failure 20 restore the Union br
the experiment Of war, justice, hbertT.
and the public welfare demand thar in
mediate sdOrts De made for cessation
Of hosdhtiss, With visv 70 spproaah
Hasza Jsssrson, = = cap in bad u 1-1L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
- II w Il -

HsvisE Ssaght suF eeszs a. q mssh iossr pffes
fnae teey ca - hcuEss - prsssnts sna being e.
stFo1a 81 sailtlag - t-a1s In the ely, Ne pro-
pose 70 cell ssry smzfi prsef. 50 brfsg % yosr
gynasharks. s1a sxAmanasa stock fer Jonrnalsxss
esed. for - dskt think any ons ean isaTs vita
sal bsyfsg wEIsHTs noBEKTH
xssssvilis. Sept. I3fhs 1894. ss1s6n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Yer Coroner.
Please announce JOHN BiscuMAN. an old
oasixsn Of thgs cosnty, candidate for the ofacs
Of Coroner Al he snsaisg October election.
Ter censmon Piss. Jadgs.
We are aushorized 70 announes WILL M p.
KDsoN. efMt. vsEnon. as = candidate foF J1dge
Nh. ceurt Of Common n As, 10 thii District.
For Connty surveyor. ttt
JAMES y. SAUNDERS wIii be candidate for
Osuasy survsyOF II the sasulng ootoosF sleetion,
- Taafsaassisns II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

tract IRON bis speech At Rasselville,
Ohio, Aug Is, 1868:
This Administrator mnss be put
dom and wiped oat Oar Southern
nEe,hren cannot be whipped You mus
withdraw your army from their soil
raise the blockade, restore to them al
the territory you have taken from them
pay them all the damage you have don,
hem, and then, and not till tksn, wii
| you have peace. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-06
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Knox Instead Of RIair Entitled
To the Contested Seat.
CONG EssIONAL NE IS.
&C., &C., &C., &C.
from Washington.


WASHINGTON. May 5th, T. M.-The Re-
publican has just issued extra containing the
following important intelligence:
We feel authorized 10 state since il cannot af-
ford information to the enemy, that the Army OF
the Potomac has advanced towards Richmond,
and the struggle for the rebel capital has COM
menced
Our army moved on Tuesday night, and has
now crossed the Rapidan. The crossing was
effected at Jacobs. Culpepper, Germania and
United States fords, and was made without seri-
Gus opposition
Lee has been compelled to fall back from the
strong position where he has held US at bay NIL
winter
Whether the rebels will fight this side of the
defenses Of Richmond we are not advised. 1t is
the opinion OF some that they will fight chance
battle nj Noreville.
Every hour NAV bring US news of battle. but
we are inclined TO the belief that it will be a
push for Richmond
The rebel capital will undoubtedly be fanked
and invested should Lees army occupy its de-
lenses We NAV reasonably hope that this time
it will fall
The Republican contains the announcement Of
the death OF woman employed in the Treasury
said 20 have been produced bv abortion She
recently went TO New York with friend who,
IL is said. procured the medicines for her An
investigation is now going on in the case,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-06

RECRUIT FoK MoRroN's ARMY Among the
names put down one hundred day volunteers
We learn. Is that of Berry X Sulgrove the Jour
ual man He would not have joined. however,
as he privately gives Us to understand. if he had
not been of his commission. He is going as
a musician. He goes to beat upon his abdomen
instead OF base drum. The position Of mus-
clan in the army is high aud honorable one. and
Mr.. Sulgrove is well qualified to fill it He is
astute. He is an accomplished performer upon
the diaphragm. diapsson. diapente and diaper
Being scholar. like the ancient educated pig. he
OF course understands the ALTERATION; but as
some of our readers not scientific. will
define these technical terms for them, according
to Noah Webster, follows: l. base drum: a
wind instrument 2 Diaphragm: the rnidriff, a
muscle separating the thorax from the aldo
men. B. Diapason: an instrument to adjust
pipes of organs ana holes of flutes. 4. Diaper:
Figured linen cloth; cloth wOve in flowers:
much used for towels napkins by those who
wipe their faces and keep themselves decent; it
is sometimes also used for small specimens Of
HUMANITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-06

10 the summer of 1853, and the power 10 the
actual service Of the United States, provided no
part OF the money be paid TO any militia Of any
State Who refused 10 be mustered into the service
Of the United States.
Mr.. Spaulding moved 10 lay the resolution on
the table Carried-66 yeas against 90 nays.
The House then by two majority refused TO Law
on the table motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which the bill was defeated.
Mr Robinson Of Illinois, moved 10 reconsider
the vote BY which the bill was laid the table.
Mr. Spaldng moved 10 lay Mr. Robinson's
motion on the table; decided negatively by 2
majority.
The House then reconsidered the vote by
which the bill was laid on the table; 81 ayes, 81
NAYS.
Mr. Shenck moved to refer the bill TO the
Committee on Military Affairs
The motion was lost: ayes, 81: nays, 80.
The convention" came up, on the passage Of
the bill as given above. appropriating S1OO.OOO
for the Penn-yIvania militia. which was amended
BY approIriating Sl5.0000OO to defray the ex-
penses of other loya states in repelng raids
Mr. Morrill, moved 10 lay the bill on the table:
decided negatively: rs nays. 50 yeas.
The bill was then passed by vote of II ayes,
63 NAYS
Mr. Morrill, moved that evening sessions be
dispensed with until further orders. leaving the
House to adjourn at such hour as it may see fit.
Mr. Wilson moved that the evenings be devot-
ed TO business. Disagreed 10.
Mr.. NOrrills motion was then adopted.
Mr. Gooch from the Committee on Conduct Of
the War, made a report on the Fort Pillow mas
sacre; moved that 40 600 copies be printed.
The House then adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-06
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Nav 5-Mr. Chase has prepared
amendment TO the bank bill taxing national
banks annually 2 per cent on circulation, PEI
cent. Oh deposits. and per cent on capital stock
beyond the amount invested in U. ). stocks
This is all 10 be applied to the pay ment OF the
i0terest aud principal OF the public debt.
The House Committee on Elections has de-
eSded that Mr.. Blair not duly elected mem
Der OF Congress. and that the contestant, Knox
IL entitled 10 the seat.
SPECIAL to the Evening Post. from Washing.
ter. April ). SAYS:
The Ways aud Means Committee have the
Legislature till under consideration this evening
Printing Committee, authorizing the publ
cxtion OF all Congressional documents relating to
the war will he appointed. 1t will make three OF
fouc large volumes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-06

The THEArRE-BENEFIr OF Miss SALLrE ST.
CLARA splendid and varied bill of attraction
is offered Ia night for the benefit of ''our Salie >"
First upon the programme is the convulsing com
edy of The Hypochondrac. with the eminent
comedian Barras in his wonderful mpersonation
OF Vertigo Morbid. supported by Miss St Clair
as Martha Snifkins After which, the great
military drama of the French Spy. in which Miss
ST. Clair sustains three characters. dances the
Wild Arab Dlnce. and fights her celebrated
broad sword combat. Secure your seats early
and give the fair benefcaire testimonial worthy
of her merits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-06

n abofy dont helievs H
Taaf the pixzer's vhite,
M1i a body jnst Tor that.
Be put IN fIont 10 rshv
II . lady docs not choose
To accept 'ssmbo's" sffertions
Must she, for that, he accused
OF reasonable intentionsf
II body wishes peace,
And dares express the sane
n be pites with tear
The crippled, blind and lame,
Then up squeais some fat contractor.
with faint and hollow cry.
He's "copperhssd," traitor.
And a. such ought 20 die
II body can't afford
Just single Niger.
viii he. II be robs his ne!ghbor
BE little bigger
III Father Abraham would attend
To people Of his color,
Thrn his children would not act
Like Cain, who killed bis brother.