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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Iacnst SIS

THIS LIVERY EsTaBLfSuMEgT, WHICH
i a we'll knsNn throsxhoas the eo1ntry. poa-
ssssss stable advantages Superior to sny sisnilsr
eststiisknlsHt N the City A&vizz arrsa Gss1ezts
fer ts sseeptca Fl pFivsts hersss livery e ths
rnsss eagEHt ana cosapiefs des~riFfth, and ~ tbs
lowest Rates
Carriaxaa Tor whiting 20 1t Coaebas, uxkt
aAEats. sha essry hind - read ssaiess g r.
noises saia su cssnsIaissian secsn4 hand Buggy's
ssr sac Al "a esgg i5@esk pfiess. Pzsssagsrs fsr
@ag6sa e. al pA4ts 81 tee suantFy ~ special s=g-
xsyanes. RICHARDSON. BRITToh 3 -.
4fta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
DYE-HoUsE.
a. f.. Adams
Celebrated Steam Dive House.

FOURTH ST BET L9cUS- WALNUT -
L Dyes ali kinds of plain and fancy ~orks IS
gsod ssd cheap saE sstsbiisE meat 10 h Wet.
% shGrt HssLae sfss1i L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
CARD.


I'VE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THg
w GrooeTy Busi4sss Of goAa Hcdsoa. ior-
nerif SoFenson & Co. sed Nlli c4atiHgs the s2Ens
81 Is. old stand. No. 80 Water Street 10 zddi-
tion 90 the above, will keep 8 shock Of Eay.
Germ. Oats, ard ether kiais II Feed Io.sihsr with
a fnlt assortment 81 Para Sseds. We VIII pay the
Highest market prics for al kinas u Produee.
y :. RUsTON a 60.
Apf5'Cs "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
GROCERIES


(-sxMEST-s8 sfls. ffssh tas Iafsly Ese<ls.zl
l. sna hsr ssis by REILLY 4 Co,
meh@l - Maia street
lEEB FnTATVEs -ls0 bfls. Sss Ysrk Hein-
- ts~E. F5akes and Psaeh- BicSs, Iasf rsn.istsi
Ana fgr ssfs hy RkfLlN A CO.
naehE * Mkia sfresf.
DABN AsVA>- - - Baby Nsguas. cAie.
ID diss, haggses, Iust xeeeisra and ioF sale b
REILLY 90.
mftfsH 81 Main NfrNet.
,ststis- ~ as hiEisEt mas - pEies raid taf
IL Esgs esther tasss - pazkra 10 bArreis, b.
REiLLY 4 CO,
mehL3 ~ NAla street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
PAINTING.

TTsHE UNDERSIGNED has 0PENED A
i shop al No. 20 Main street, where he can be
fonnd a. All times prepared O. execute Ia the best
poseibie manner al Kinds of H0itsg snd Sign
PalhtinE. u.ldine and PAPER HANGING ny
strict attention 70 bu duass, De hOpes 20 merit
liberal share Of patronge.
fsb13 #H = ". OSBORNE.
- ! $3.50 x~s-wr~~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
CAVALRY HORSES.

Evansville. Ind,
fNQrFN. AtAI,K II. % and Allfr Apr.i lot. isel.
$40 viii be Paid.
gin - ISL - seuna MT iess tlao frs . asf
more "a alne ID feafs cid. frlfa iatftesn snd
half ftas s tasisfiva fiO| hahas kifh. ahd "a snf
arisat breadth SD h5ns isf sata1s ssfflos, bfl
d.s.sslas in COCA |feeh a1d fsss rom en dsfssts
aud sutiscf "a = rigid lnsFeeIiou
fAk M&NR witt ~ INSIDE ~ DRAFTS ON THE
TREASURY or THE uNITEp STATS for lots
Of mes less han ieHf AZ honas
IS nraef Il ISGfIAA cOHYELL,
larisin and Chief oaaftsrmastef
|Hs = HuFn pIs. csrstf9 HursaH
sA = #hss I'll AL aafAk
Capt. 4. s, and 4. A. y n
EsSnaslilr. April lai. lssi.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
MEDICAL.

). B. JOHNSTON, II. D.,
Ones ca Tair8 Street. bstvssn Msin Ard Lent
R=sid-sss "a sscaad Sifsst, ons door ab3ss L.
lat. - Ess. , Do3sss msl-i2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
GROCERIES.


GROCERIES.
(3lofeE NORTHERN POTATOES
80 hushs Whtie Nfshannnek pefatass
80 hnsh reaeh Bios Potatoes, for sale los
hsiGs ias market rates a
yICgERy BROS.
Ne. 10 Main street.
ATTENTION. 4FAhMEKs - Plat esfshufa
y Sasaf-tsue Esad no sfap ufcrs greater IN
dnos'afasa 80 Frshf ttn coming season. We have
jm.i - sltei " - fliosae Eaaftfn need. We ale
sole Ageass 90 c9kf eehhFaha Eraforalors
satapA q seff fxffa Fyfap maae thans last
year may - seem ID orr store Persons waiting
Mills Or ksspQfators wit pirsas order carry,
tha supply Niii moi - rlfffl - ths dsfaaud
NfCKEHY BROS,
Ne. isz Main street
GAHDES Sheds
VI ~ boss arsh SAD nsa GARDEN sesaa ass3ftl
81. g. sais cheap a. NIeEERY BROS
Ne. Is2 Main street.
(fRxAnA sEEa oATs-
- AS husiisfs stifl 8n haaj A.
FICKERf BROS,
Ne. ls2 Main street.
(tOHS- MEAL-
y Yffrsts isesh'xEguna Corn Aeal - Fe
ss.aaAAt ANfCKEhF BROS.
Ne. isz Main street.
CYftUF And H0LAazEs-- Ef l5
- y. a. Melassss. ~ harFsis and hsif-barfeia.
Sergio, snd naisien syrup, for sais 81
FfgkERY BROS,
NJ. III Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

David = Gooding, a Hancock.
Riebar5 W. Thompson, o. Figo.
,z... -. - FoR sTArE zLEcr0as. Fe
6 gst Dsntal -Janlas c Denny, q knoE.
John :. Houghiand. q spencer
% Distrlet-Cyrua =. nixon. Of Clark.
Praneis Wsst~r, sf LagTanga.
"a Dktrict--Hsnfy n. Pritehard, Of barthoio
new Fesz ~
ven nN Maaisan Evans, u LaWrenee.
fth District - Leesiaas hexton, d Hush.
Eag. KygeTs % FFaHk-in. p
Eth bfstflrt-Tleal y. tiss i,s,sls - Fayetts.
Josaua H. Msiistt, Henry.
oh pisfrist--J >. wight. ~ Morgan.
satD&tsAA > D. q Green. % Shelby.
7Gh Disfrict-John 0aborn, - Putnam.
rr4s IhomasN Hl,esGf Pafhe.
g sth Datflst-@it 2. payids0h, ~ TipreeanDe
BHJ. GrSgpsy, u Wren.
e.A Distriqt-- Jataes d. Tse.Erd % White.
@AAH z IVA Aaron GneFfiss, ~ Porter
10Th Distriet--T. r. Dickinson Of Dshalb.
49, 60 Hailot kihonrar, 81 Llkharl.
NH pfstftet L-Joisgi 81. WaiIfse Of Grant
sJamss 81. Temper, VI joy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
BAse CalamBy.

We DO not know when We have read
40 can and maliciousa calumny ~ The
following article from the Nashville
Jaekaogiua, a paper al that lime edited
and published b one r. s sraoeLE II
is the basest faisebood We ever knew
coined and put ia circulation with so
little proyocation. Gen. lIovey had, in
conjunction with Coils. Slack, AcGinnis
and others, issued an address to the peo-
pie of indiana, urging dem not 70 be
mlsled By traitors, or do anything eaIeu-
lated % iejnre the country. For this act
be is abused 10 this manner We unhes-
itatney assert that the charge Of the
Jdcksonian vas IN unmiiigated false
hood The Commission elected no ies-
timony against Col Hoeey ofthe kind
specified TIE whole story was made
out Of whole cloth.
We commend also TO those Democrats
who claim 10 BE- Ia favor Of a vigorous
Prosecution Of the war. ye. endorse the
TINS the mshner in which the SANDER
against Gen IioyeY is introduced. The
editor Of the IaeksoniaH couldn't see
CHAT see'us 70 be SO apparent 10 ihe edi-
tor Of the Times, viz: nov Democrats
could be in favor o. a war waged as is
the present one. Time and location, as
we'll as circumstances, secm 10 alter
cases
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
SADDLERY.
REMOVAL.

rTuE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HsTE TX
moved tkeiT Ssddisfy sstahiishml II - ths
caFnsr 81 Main ard Second Street. 10 n reesn Co.
pau{s-H h. III L rotss- $500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

OLIVER P. MORTON.
FOR Lfeuf. GovsTHoT, ara4
.A8eeEE. NATHAN KIMBALL,
On MkETfE.
FIR Ssgevy1f 6tats'
sELsOE TRusLER, Of Tayetts.
Foy Aadaoy ef Stafe,
THOMAS B. MccAETY, Of wabash, =,
q ~ III Fsr Treasayey n stots, q
g &JoHs 7. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For haorasB- General,
DELAEA y. WILLIAMSON, of PnsnaEn.
For Cleyt Of he 6pprerae Court,
GEE. LAz. NOBLE, d Knox.
For Reporter u saprs,as coHTi,
col. BRg. HARRISON, Of Marion.
AL f4M t FIR fgPre1ns JadgsF,
ii plztfiet-JAs ). FRaZEI.. o. Kosciusko.
IA DkHia-JEnD T. ILLICIT, 81 Henry.
"a Distfict-CHAs. A. RAY, 81 Marion.
4th Disirict-ROBT. G. GREGORY, Tippeeanos
FOR ssysrfzisssdsaf Of Pabiie Iastreiloa,
PROF. GEORGE ". HoGs, Of Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

1872. oBpkR Ne, q -.
H1gsna q ftLlsf aNfss ~ RI S8Ts Aha
ratisiIfsl IS direcaan ef coienal- E..T
syn 4 - Z : ,slsi EflIat q o.hssi ssrs. eera-
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
BAMUEL j. TILDEN.
Trustees for the First and Second Mtge. BOndhoders.
RESOLUTIONS


SAMUEL j. TILDEN.
Trustees for the and Second Mge. Bondholders
RESOLUTIONS
the Board Of Directors the stckhoders
for adoption at the annual meeting Marh 10. 1854
Resolved That expedent that expenditures for con
ing capital should in the main be provided for by
increase OF capital stock OF tho COMPANY .
Resolved That the of capital stock should be maed
solely the purpose building and completing BILE
track, such part thereof be expcdient and for
equppng the road and providing such additional rolling
be properly do AL the business which offer
and for other purpose and should only be issued from
In such the at their
nua meetings may decide Their decision shall b
based upon detailed eemacs made BY the Board OF Di
rectors Of the amount or money necessary for the work
sold after public notice
Resolved That the Increase Of capal for 1864 shall
exceed 43, 1000. GO NNtNH4 i.
Resolved That stockholders hereby recommend. and
a. far as may be necessary authorize the Board OF D
recors 10 make such agreement arrangement with the
holders OF the bonds the deeds will enable
them 70 increase the capital stock indicated in the
ceding resolutions Ms
ADOPTED unanimously BY vote Of S4.s620o0 out Of
e660D Of stock 81 500 out Of S52600 Of first mort
gage bonds $S76660 out OF 0Gv OF second mortgage
bonds: and S425 90 out OF 5000 600 Of third mortgage
Resolution adopted by the Board Of Directors this day
Resolved That the Trustees under the Samuel
J. Tden and John Ferguson be- and they HEREBY
quested TO CALL the earliest moment possible meeting
OF the 10 the city Of New York 70 the
resolutions adopted BY the stockholders at their annual
1854 and TO obtain, pessbe. The of the bond
Attest:- W. II. BARNES. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
TINTED STATES TREASURY.

INV YoEE, March a. ts6t
BY direction Of the Secretary of The TREASURY hereby
gve notice hs. am prepared 70 receive subscriptions on
account OF United States Ronds authorized the act Of
March 1854, bearing date March 1854 redeeiabe the
pleasure OF the after ten years. able
forty years from date, bearing interest al five im
nually, and on al other bonds semi annually In coin
Bonds, as they may prefer ,.,.,
ef,y dosrs sccy ons hnndred dollars $40 ye snndred
dolars tssvD. sod ,en thousand dcsrs slvwl snd
one hundred dollars tslv Ave hundred dollars tsso
and one thousand dollars tfi.o.D ... . i.
Subscribers vii be required 70 pay 10 addition % the
amount Of the principal the bonds IN lawful the
nin Tor In United States noea. the
notes OF national adding fifty for premium
until further noce from the FIRST day OF March or Sep
ten ber AZ msy be- until shc day OF subscription
and payment ~. 4...,...4l L.....l -. =.
Gates deposit therefor in duplicate the original OF which
viii be forwarded the subs ber the Secretary Of the
Treas ury. washington. with letter stating the kind
freseicd couponj and the denomlna.ions Of bends
tpon he receipt o, the original certificates at the Trea
sury Department. the bonds subscribed for will be trans
m,ted 70 the subscribers respectively ~ the
II sSpecsed that the ars deliveries Of coupon bonds win
be made mot later han the tth q April
JOHN >. CISCO. Assistant Treasures. y. g.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
m MEDICALss

A DvICE TO THE AFFLICTED.--MAI
n PARD'S Female Pills are the only medicir
single ladies can depend on with safety and cei
be sent BY mail. N. B.-Ladies who desire tf
Of treatment, can do so At one interview.
Sixth avenue. opposite Eighth street. ladies I
confinement, with the best medical attsndanc
adopted.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

NREMIcAL BANK-NEw YORK. MARCH la 1854
~ Yortyninth endrhs President and Directors OF
tha Hank have this day declared quarterly Dividend OF
sx eeat payable stockholders and after the LIST
day of April next BY order " the Board.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

TTSIrRp srAyys IsrEasAL REyEsUE.


sions Of the United Excse Law relative 70 the
ment OF annual taxes NJ
BY the sixth section OF the Iuy 1884, 10 M
corporations made ahe to annual duty heenss
before tho hrst Monday OF May in each year.
list return 70 the Assis ant Assessor OF the Dint
here located ~ the amount annual income the art
or ob ects charged with special TAX and the businsss
occupation liable to pay any cense.
Every person who shall fail 10 make such return By
day specified will be liable 10 be assessed by the Asse
according to the best information which he obtain;
IL such Assessor IL uired and fty cent
70 the amount of the ttens Of such list .t
Every who shall deliver TO an Assessor any falls
fraudulent list stasemen with intent to evads the Va
tion or enumeration required BY law u sub ect 20 I'm
Ave hundred dollars; and In such case the list will be
by Assistant Assessor and from he
uaton and enumeration made herecan he no appeal
Payment Of the annual taxes except nose Tor hcen
The appropriate blanks which 10 make returns ant
necessary information will be furnished by tho Assls
Assessors for the various Divisions 10 whom The reu
should he delivered or before the nrst Monday OF
at their respective oGces Blanks and information may
be obtained application at the Offices OF the ioio'
JOHN WILLIAMS. Assessor Second district, s4l En-
ssi. ws.. 3 ROBINSON. Assessor Third district Is Q
'.Ish PskRas Z. VAN WICK, Assessor Fourth district
Franklin street, New York. ,-... -
GEORGE r. BELLOWS, Assessor Fifth district, Se
JOHN +. CLEVELAND, Assessor sixth district No
''oKo y sTElSBRENNER, Assessor Seventh dis
- '4NrRoSY ION ). BLEEcKER Assessor Eighth dh
u HoMER o FRAEKLIN Assessor Ninth district. N
s. r GILBERT, Assessor Thirty second dissricl NJ
NEW YoRx Feb. s. 1864
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

NOTICE TO THE PIRsT AND SECOND MORTGAGE
IN BondhoderS Of the Ptsbug Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company. L.- !.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

YOHN b. MURRAY CO.,
d BAHKBRs AND SHARE BROKERS'
II Broad street, WALL New York.
Buy and sell Shares, Bonds and Gold commission,
AT THE REGULAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

LcOx AND WISCONSIN, AND IMPOvEM RRr IL PER
cent Bonds wanted, for which good city Improved prop
erty win be given In exchange free and clear
ISAAC A. BI00S. rs Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
$4,000. 600 LOAN
81
orrBE
COUNTY or NEw YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR s2o0ooo SOLDIERS B.
FUND BONDS.

Sealed proposals win be received at the Comp
Office until Saturday. April 2. 1864 At two o'cloe
when the same win be publicly opened. for the pur
the whole or any part of the sum OF Two Million o
the SOLDIERS Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized
Of the Legislature OF the State OF New York, pas
ruary 8. 1864. and by an ordinance of the Board Of
visors Of the County of New York, passed March is
The said bonds win bear interest at the rate Of
cen. per annum. payable seni-annnally on the i
May and November in each year. and the princips
redeemable In successive annual instruments Of
dred thousand dollars each commencing on the
November 1887.
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds de
the price per one hundred dollars thereof: and
whose proposals are accepted will thereupon be r.
deposi. with the County Treasurer the sum
them respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipi
County Treasurer for such deposits, the parties
titled to receive Bonds for equal amounts Of The ps
the sums awarded to them, bearing interest from
payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endo
posals for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" and eL
second envelope. addressed TO the Comptroller
The right is reserved to reject any or sli Of
considered necessary TO protect or promote tho
the county.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Cor
CrrY or NEW YoRK-DKPARrnKHr or FrsAr
CoMPrRoLLERs OrrIcH
March e, 1854
The New York herald., 1864-03-26


The Board OF Directors Of Ptsburg For Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company have requested the undersigned
cali meetings OF tho first mortgage second mort
In OF the provisions of the deeds OF
trust for the purpose OF considering certain notifications
OF the present financial sysem OF the company TO which
of bondholders by a at meeting s necessary The
principle of the proposed submitted TO the
annual meeting OF the corporation held nj Psburg the
10th inst at which were represented ma iory OF the
stockh0ders OF the bOndhOdere
unanimously approved. ~
The undersigned. therefore In exercise OF the authority
conferred upon Article Of the Second
Dee OF Trust. give notice that
MEETINGS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDIIOLDBRS
81 Wall street. In the city OF New York. Thursday the
7th day OF April 1864 at IL A. NJ for the purpose of
sidcting the aforesaid measures.
At such meetings he bondholders registered, may vote
In person by proxy.
Registration the voting register be made by any
holder at the office OF the company at the bank
ing house Of Winslow, Lanier Co where the books
for that presentation by the holder OF
his bonds his filing tho written order Of the person
last regstered as the holder,
The registration originally In the names OF the
whom the bonds Issued In in which the
bonds have since changed hands, the holder
vote only by registering himself or up the proxy OF the
person last registered
general atte ndance OF the bondhoders earnestly
quesed well the questions aforesaid as to
feet the contemplated In Article u o. the Deeds
Of Trust .Y.
The meetings Of the first and second mortgage bondhold
and the third ,rtgage bonds invited to
be present. though their action is not required by the Trust
Deeds.
The resolutions adopted the meeting and he
the Board OF Directors call OF the
meetings OF the bondholders, are sub oined: -
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
Army List.

, List.
Mulligan John, 18th rsgt cav
Murphy John +, 9th regiment
NV, Hawkins Zouaves
MoGonegal 1t II
Mcintosh Peter, Co F. Let US
infantry
McNulty Surgeon John 80
Nelson Sergt chr, Go O, n Y
Vol Engineers
Pa &c Ephraim, caro- Of Levi
Toulber, Co G. NJ q Corps
Pinto r z, late Col SD ny v
Powell ] Lieut. Jas W
Pinkel Pred II. 18th N Y bat
Redllck CaptWm, Co X, l03d
N Y infantry
Rosendale Capt 8, Co B, 6Sth
N Y infantry
0achse Gustav, 4th regt art
eearles Lieut. Jas N. Co Il,
l6sth regt n Y Vols
Stevens CaptJ Rooney
Stewart Lieut. John, Co A,
llth Inv corps. l9thCo, lss b
Stewart Lieut. WIN j
Smith John, 25th Co, col regt
Smith Major Rodney. PAym
USA
sutheriAisd Lieut. r, Co II.
I'd battery, 18th u 8 infy
Thompson 1t Col Amb rose
Thompson Joseph, Co e, 26ti
regt, colored vo,unteers
vAngandt Lieut. VIM L, Co A,
l76th n Y Vols
Van Slyck Capt Geo "
Veicker Lieut. Arthur, 10Th
N Y Ind battery
Whitman Martin, 20th art'y,
N Y Vols
Wool Lieut. John A
Wood Capt John r. Co e,
25th regt OvI
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
THE NEW YORK MrNrN0
STOCK ..RxCHAN9E BOARD
MRRTS DAILY AT 50 WILLIAM STREET.
Commencing a p. n, punctuAly,
ALBERT n. NTCOLAY. MANAGER

TWENTIETH DrvrDEND.-NRw YORK, MARCH 7S
lSH-The Board OF Directors Of the Bulls Head Bank
have hIs Day declared sasrsry dividend q three @ per
three months payable and after the FIRST day OF April
next The transfer books win be closed froW This date
April l. Inclusive q. ". wILLETT. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
~ AT and i29 Canal street, corner OF varicE
Open daily from 10 A. NJ 10 2. and from to Z.
Blk PER CENT Interest on sums OF $500 and unde
I've per cent larger sums Money deposited before
will bear interest from that date
q. y. CHAriH, Nee. Il. v. IAU0hWOUT, Pr0si
mE OON TO SlO.n0l TO LOAN ON PLAT
spsJ.UUU proved farms within lfy miles Of q
Apply to LEONARD SCOTT. SO walker street
ms)S nnn CINCINNATI, OHIO. AND
6LC.UUV mouth Railroad Bonds for sale !
10 suit. The 4l.0OO each First Mortgage bonds will
at 500 each. Inquire OF q. BARNARD, 100 Broadw
$4,000. 600 LOAN
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
NEW YORK AND BOSTON SILVER LEAD COM

Chloe AND LEATHER BANK-EEw YORK, MARCH
- q. 1s64-Dviden d-A dividend OF four per cent has
months free from government ar payable on and afer be
9Th OF April The transfer book win be closed from the LIST
10 the kth OF April. W. A. KISSAM, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

u p. CROzIER, AGENT UNITED STATES LIFE
IL Insurance Company, No, 10 Wall street, New York
Accumulated cash fund, 3l,000,0O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-20
The Way Mcclellan Served the
Tall Mexican.

One of General McClellan's biographers
gives an amusing illustration of the nerve
and muscle of Jour standard-bearer. Among
other incidents which occurred during his
service in Mexico" says the biographer,
"is one which created no little amusement
at the time. When about twelve miles
from Puebla, the young Lieutenant was out
accommodating unattended, when he OBJ
served tall engineer of the Mexican army
near by. The discovery was, however, not
made moment too soon, as the Mexican
had espied the Lieutenant, and was advanc-
ing toward him. A mutual demand tor sur
render was made, and hand-to-hand scuf-
file commenced, resulting in Mcclellan coll
laring his more gigantic opponent, and TAX
ing him into camp" That is the way Nc
Clellan served the tall Mexican.
And that is the way he will serve the tall
Illinoisian. Mcclellan has grappled the tall
lllinoisian; the "scuffle" has commenced !;
and, like its predecessor in the chapparel, it
will result /" in Mcclellan collaring his more
gigantic opponent and taking him into
camp When on the morning after the
first Tuesday in November the shouts of
millions of freemen shall fairly tempest the
heavens, the world may know that the
game and glorious Little Mac. has entered
the camp with his prisoner !---Loaisville
Journal, ft,ff.i... .'--,.'sft, .,,,,.. =. ~ +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-20
ConfIicting views.

Mr.. Seward, right from the august pres
ence of the antiquated Union Splitter, de-
clared in his Auburn speech that we should
have no draft, because the army is being re-
inforced at the rate Of five or ten thousand
men per day by volunteers. But Mr..
Stanton, another head clerk of the said
Abraham, and who equally enjoys his So
to draft, without delay, for the deficiencies
in the districts that have not filled their
quotas, beginning with those most in ar
rears." 1t Is as difficult to determine which
of these two individuals has told the great
estnumber of falsehoods to the people with
In the past three years, as IL Is to decide
which one of them we are to now believe
on the question Of the draft. e i'pssaaoa&