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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
news By TElEGRAPH.
secretnrv chase,sReport.

WASHINGTON, july 2-The report of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, Hon. S. r
Chase, which he seat 20 the Committee
OF Ways and Means on the 29t1 of june
SAYS: The aggregate revenue from all
sources for the year closing with the 30th
alt. reaches two hundred and fortv-iws
million dollars The expenses exclud-
ing two months paw of the army due
July lst, SSS0G00 600 The amount in
excess of the reFeauA is therefore $500
000, 900, taking the highest amount est
mated, assuming ulisceIla seous receipts,
will reach S55.010.0o0 The whole
amount OF revenue for. next year cam {
De set 1T more than SSlS0D1009 TIE
expenditures are 6ketY 30 reach $3.50
OO0,u00. and $3.50 or ,Ji0Q is 10 Be raised
nv loans The loan bit provides for only
s40O, 000 600. and thai IS the largest sun
10 the judgment of Mr. Chase thar car
be rpas ,nahlv ATTEMPTED. The remains
o. the So 0Q9Q90 aEs . be provided for.
and all consideration OF public interest
seems II require impsrahvely that ihe'
be "a by as iu.r ase II revenue H.
therefore proposs ~ raisethe dedeienes,
believing that changes proposed By him
would produce ri d f-rsaee between rat4
on ineom.s by the Cd aud a~g ball add
ed 10 The tsx Of the current year, one
million fiFe bundled thausand dollars tax
on leaf tobacco, one million increase on
smoking and chewing tobaeeo, six mil
hons increase tax on MALI liquors, four
millions tax on dealers sales, Use mil
lions tax on spirits, IN bonds dye millions,
and lhe amount not increased but
brought from the next current year two
millions, making an aggregate Of az ac-
tual or virtual ineresss O eighiy-hye
millions dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

WILLIAM PIrr FHssENDKS, of Maine,
the newly-appointed and unanimously
confirmed Secretary of the Treasury, is
8 real statesman, aud one of the masters
of the science of government He has
had long experience as legislator,
and as Chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee for the past three years has
made for himself an excellent reputa-
ton as theoretical inancier His ap-
pointment is generally regarded with
great favor He will undoubtedly ad-
minister the affairs of his department.
with integrity and an ability second only
to that Of Mr.. Chase.
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Printing Office for Sale.

THE "DEMocRAT' OFFICE, BoOSvILLE,
Il wsrrick eoaHty, Indi&n&s viii be sold cheap
for CASH the faili8g health Of Its editor baking
IL necessary for him 70 gu the business. To an
energetic CD mess man, this Is god chance. The
paper IL loyal devoted to the Uniou--hAs the
sheriT's and Authors printing, and the patron
age Of this of8cs could be ereatly increased by
very little sxerticn. Address
JOHN T. FLEMING,
juiy2-iISkwIn Boouviiie. Indiana.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.


The Annual List Of internal Rev
enue for Income Tax, Licenses. &c,
for all persons in Vanderburgh
County liable to pay the same, is
now ready and payment is hereby
demanded, payable within TEN
DAYS from Iuly 18th 1854. During
that time viii be at my Office No.
10 north First Street Evansville
flom 8 till 10 Am. and from 2 to 5
?. ID. for the purpose of receiving
said Tax and delivering said
Licenses. a.
The penalty Of doing basine 5
is three times the amount Of tas
License for each offense The pen
atty for unpsyment during the time
required above is 8 per cent. on In
come and 10 per cent. on all other
taxes in the annual list.
WIN. E. FRENCH. Collector,
Sd Div. 1st Dist. Ind.
July 2, lot
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CIRCULAR NO. IS.
Was DBFARrnEET,
lvoEt Marshal GenerAI's 0fIlce.

WAsHIxaros, ID. c., June &c, 1884. }
Persons not fit for military duty and not liable
10 dEaff, from sas other causes have expressed
desire 70 be personally represented 10 the Army.
In addition 70 the contributions they have meds
In the way o. bounfias. they propose 90 procure
At thFir osn expense, aud present for enlistment.
recraits 70 represent them ia the service saeh
prart cal pstFiotisns is worthy Of special eomme-
dation Gad encouragement. PIoypst Marshall.
and all other officers acting under this Bureau,
ordered 20 furnfsh ali the facilities 10 their power
70 enlist and muster promptly the acceptable rep
reseatatrs Feeraits presented, in accordance with
the design herein at forth
The name Of the person vhon the recruit rep
RESETS Will be noted on the, EulistmaDt and De-
scfSptive Rel Of the recruit and win Be CARED
forward from hose paPrs 70 The other efIoial re-
esrds wh ch form bis military history
suaabfy prepared certificates Of this personal
representation Ia the services viii be f9FssFded
from n once, 70 b. Allied cut and issued b. Pro-
vost hsr' balls TO the persons who put in rspresen
tafirs r6sHtts.
The representative recruits thus obtaiHed will
be credited on the quota " the District other
recruits By order Of the Provost Marshal Gen
sral, G. X. DREW,
Capt. aad Pro Mar.
vincsnnes Gazette copy once Jy2-st
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s9- People can now send letters and
papers in the mail to Henderson, Ky,
as an arrangement has been made with
the naval authorities to have them 20.
A large mail went on Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

A SLIGHT DIscREPANcT.-A cores.
pondent signing himself German" in
the Times Of the S0lh, gives q very cir
cumstantial history of Oliver P. Morton's
political career in 1855, and says he that
year opposed the Democracy and helped
to elect legislature which enacted the
pMaine law Of 1855" The correspond
ent also accuses Gov. Morton of having
that year (ls55) been ow-Nothing.
In talking with one of the leaders of
the Illness party few days ago, be
told US that Gov Morton was a Demo
crat until 1856, and was delegate to
the Democratic State Convention of the
sth Of January, 1856, and that being
disappointed in not obtaining the Demo
cratic nominations for Governor, he went
over to the Republicans, and was nomi-
mated that year by them.
Which Of these two stories is correct7
One must be untrueP Can the gentle
man who holds the latter theory pro-
duce some authorities" to support itf
Where did 'German" get his factsf We
recommend that they compare data and
try and reconcile their discordant stories
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sTOCK-BREEDING.
HOTEL RROPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. sEaiu and Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il vfdely known Hotel has bean closed for sew.
ersl weeks undergoing repairs. IL has, daring
thts tmes been rspairt~d inside and oct, has been
thrvughly atted ups and in a great measure furn-
tsaed with new hsts and furniture. The propris-
tor has made every srraaz cement 70 rsLdsr ais
house couVsnisats healthy and agreeable 70 the
public. AL r
Thanking the pubiIo for the fns pstronaxs that
fer series Of years hss bssn extended 10 ne
Warrington, be inxstss . renewal ogtheir eustors
and will sHdeasor 20 have his tab furnish q Aad
the house managed IL way to msfft fhelx eoutin-
urd patronage. sag sF
onaib1s wil carry Passenger to and from
the Depot fEss. fulvz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

NEw YoRK, July The Associated
Press Office viii be open Monday, the 4th
inst, from 10 A. N. till II NJ; but any
thing Of special Importance received up
to 5 P. NJ. will be promptly sent you for
bulletins ID. II. CRoip.
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For the sake of truth.

ITransa.sd from the Daily Union Of friday
The Evansville Times saws that the
members Of the Fourteenth Indiana
Regiment, who arrived here, shouted
"Hurra for Mcclellan and the Evans
vile Democrat OF yesterday copies the
statement. 9i+
We hereby declare that there is not
particle Of truth in said statement; that
we gave no cheers for Mcclellan; that
We never shall do so, aud never shah
vote for him, since we, at the battle Of
Antietam, too plainly saw that be is
more in favor Of the rebels than the
Union. eas - H
The only cheers which we have given
since we left the army were at Indianap-
oils, and those we're for Old Abe and
Gov. Morton.
So much for the sake Of truth; 90
much against lie and Islander.
FL Emil Kuechler,
Conrad Reichert,
Fred. Koenig,
SEVERN Feuch,
Jos N. Schneider,
Adam Tuspenn,
Charles Herght,
Felix Bender,
Jacob O'Hinger,
Fritz Eberhardt,
Henry Hoffmeistsr.
Evansville, July !, 1864. es
kG- SchpvIer CoTfax has han rn.n;
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the lives ofthousands ef our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Sd, 1863.
We, the undersigned. havc seen the good effects
produced by the Of Or. joan Buns CKDRoS
BITTEas in case Of general debility and PrOstratioA
Of the system, and believe its general would
prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
ease, especially those who are exposed t. Mas
matte influence in the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd DIS. KY.
CHAs. b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port of Louisville, KY.
~ Provost Marshal eenI sf Kentucky.
REV. d. p. HENDERSON, ~
Vice Prse't Of sanitary gommission.
HARVEY, HUGHES 8 CO.,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. D0ERN,
Prop Louisville Auxeiger.
HUGHES PARkHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street,
Louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisville.
photographers, cor. Market and Third sts..
Iouisvilly, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor Sd and Market SIS,
CAPT. s. +. HILDRETH,
ofSteamer Major Andersen.
MAI. Z, 7. THUsToN,
fmaster U. s. Army.
Q. NJ. 4ETCALE,
sssual Hotsl, Louisville, Ey.
COL. RAE BAYLES,
tth Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement In another column.
abe IL Sold by PETER WEBBING,
Sole Agent, Evansville, Ind.
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nS- We notice that MT Davidson has put up
two larger sizes Of DIxON's BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIvE, which he sells at 90 cents aud
Sl.0O por bottle. This he has done upon urgeot
solicitation OF many persons who use 1t 10 their
fanatics as the safest and surcst remedy that can
be obtained for Dysentery and DIarrhos. IL will
be found cheaper to getthe largest size but thoss
not acquainted with the virtues Of this popular
remedy can and ont Its value by trying a twenty
nye cent bottle. JUGS w
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TAKEN up.

1 BRIHpLE COW, with tops Of horns sawsd
n sd; has Whit spot On cab side, and . III
lie whifs On ths head also . Shits spot on her
eAnks. Tbs owner can get possession Of her bv
applying Is :. J. Dobslls farm, ca shs plaak
road I iunsZe 1ot
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rebellion, be sometimes sunmarily con
strained, asking only with painful anxi-
ETY. that in every instance, aud to the
least detail, that absolutely necessary
power shall not be hastily or unvisely
exercised
We believe, Sir, that the honest will Of
the Union men of the country was never
more truly represented than in this Con-
vention. Their purpose We believe to
be the overthrow of armed rebels in the
field, and the security of permanent
peace and union By liberty and Justice
under the Constitutions That these re
suits are to be achieved amid cruel per.
plexities, they are fully aware. Thst
they are to be reached only By cordial
unaEimify of counsel is undeniable.
That good men may sometimes differ as
10 the means and the time, they know
That in the conduct Of all human affairs
the highest duty is TO determine in the
angry conflict Of passion. how much
good may be practically accomplished, is
tieir sincere persuasion. They hare
watched your Official course, therefore,
with unhagging attention; and amid the
hitter taunts of eager friends and the
fierce denunciafion Of enemies, now
moving too fast for some, now too allow
tor others, they have seen you throughout
this tremendous contest, patient, saga
cious, faithful, just; leaning upon the
heart of tbs great mass Of the people,
and satisfied to be moved by its mighty
pulsarions
1t is for this reason that, long before
the convention met, the popular instinct
had plainly indicated you as its eandi-
date; and the convention, therefore,
merely recorded the popular will Your
character and career prove yeur I'M
swerving fidelity to the cardinal prinei-
pies Of American Liberty and Of The
American Constitution. In the name of
that Liberty and Constitution, Sir, we
earnestly request your acceptance of this
nomination; reverently com mending our
beloved country, and you, its chief
magistrate, With all its brave sons who,
on sea and land, are faithfully defend
ing the good old American cause oil
equal rights, to the blessing of Almighty
God,
We are, Sir, very respectfully,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
William Dennison, Ohio, Can.
Joshua Drnmmond, Maine.
Thomas T. Sawyer, N. Fl.
| Bradley Barlow, Vermont.
A. Fl. Bullock, Massachusetts,.
4. NJ. Gamble. Rhode Island.
C. s. Bushnell, Connecticut.
g. w. Curtis, New York.
W. A. Newell, New Jersey
Henry johnson, PennsylVania
NJ B. Smiihers, Delaware.
W L. W. Seabrook, Maryland.
John T. Hume, Missouri.
G. w. Hite, Kentucky.
E. P. TyHe, Ohio.
Cyrus N. Allen, Indians.
W. Bushnell, Illinois
L. P Alexander, Michigan
A. w. Randall, Wisconsin.
A. Oliver. Iowa
Thomas Simpson, Minnesota
John Bidwell, California.
Thomas H. Pearne, Oregon.
Lerey Kramer. West Virginia.
A. G. Wilder, Kansas
NJ NJ Brien, Tennessee
y. p. Greves, Nevada.
A. L. Atochs, Louisiana.
A. S. Paddock, Nebraska
Valentine Dell, ArkansaG
John A Nye, Colorado.
A. b. Shoemaker, Utah.
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"yours. respsctfally,
I" rroprls.or q ths pr.sdr sti-i Hon.s

There is nothing equal. IN tbs way of Plaster,
70 the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. AlIeosk. In Asth-
ma, Cough, Kidney Afseti0ns. and local deep
seated pains, they afford permanent relief; and
for weak backs, pains in the side, stitches, and
spaSEaOdie pains generally, they are unsurpassed
for the benefits they inpart. Price IS cents each.
Principal ofles, 2st canal Street, New York
Z. NELSON CO., and =. D, THOMPSON,
Evansville, Ina.i and b. sli rsspscsabls dsalsrs
~ madisfaes. neshaa -
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INSURANCE.
sTEAMBoAT for SALE.

I'm 1HE Tta or July, 1854, ] SHALL
- fell a. tion, the wharf above tie avs,
70 PsBuesb. X s.. onc-haif interest in the steam
boa Kassask E, 81 being shs interest Of Thos. @.
gade, dossa ed.
TERMS VRs-thiFd cash. balsnes on months
tine, saisfaetory seeuffiy, nsg9iiobis and paya-
be Ia DAsk - AMANDA CADE,
AdminlssFafFix II y. cads, Deceased.
PaAHcah Ky. Jan, -. 1864. l1s
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sUMmER RESORT.


,r.uns TAVoRITE WATERING PLACE.
haglrg - seetfsi. furnished, and the
z-rsszs - y u.z1h is4prgg d, . nv oaen.d n
- rep ~ Of hbar1-rs and lei: -. Ihs char.
4efsr II tfsse ~ rs j. % - II known for hair
susdsrfual prep -FEirs. that lufther eOnms II
"a zee -sar ~ f-fi hsr particulars suquire Of
/ HsnHing, Erar-vliis
Junzi- izsl d.. 3. A. LAsE. Prprri fnr
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Notes from Grcencastle.
JuxE 30, 1864.


WEATHER.
"And for why do ye keep yer dog
days2' said the Ifishman who was quiz
zed concerning the observance of ST.
Patrick's and other Saints's days, not
finding himself able to give . reason
able reason. i do not know whether bis
question, with which he relieves bis en-
barrassment was properly answered, but
this | know, that we kept dog-day or
two last week most swelteringly. And
in the language of the elegant young let
ter writer's, a hope that these few lines
will End you enjoying the same bless
ing"
Are generally good in this part of the
State. Wheat will yield three-fourths or
more of an average crop, and the Grain
will be plump and sound Corn has been
backward, but it has taken advantage Of
the past few days aud nights while "the
dog-star is raging, and it promises yet
a good harvest
POLITICS
Claim no small share Of public attention
Judge Goodiug spoke at the Court house
last SATURDAY. for the Union cause, and
made a good speech. Gov. Wright will
speak at the same place this afternoon.
Union sentiments are on the advance,
and yet, in our county, .here is ~ right
smart chanee" OF Kentucky Voorhees,
ers.
By the way have Just learned that
Voorhees, has offered to stump the State
for the gubernaiori4l chair provided BIZ
friends would raise him $4,000 for his
expenses, and | am told that some of
the funds are already pledged.
Indiana Asbary Unirsrsity is located
here, and Grsencastle IS. in consequence,
the Athens of Indiana Methodism. The
University has just passed through It's
Anniversaries and Com nencemeut ex-
ercisee, and that is the reason we have
had so many strangers in town. Gov.
Wright and other dignitaries have been
in attendance upon these literary festiv-
tiles, and withal we have had quite an
occasion, have been able to attend a
part of the services and from Others I
get reports, and from all can gather. I
infer they are having a good time gener-
ally. President Bowman, who is also
Chaplain of the Z. S. Senate, prescheda
Baccalsureate sermon last Sabbath morn
ing which T. talented lssyerof this place
pronounced the beat thing Of the kiad
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Crescent City Hotel.

Mrs.. AeISTIRE BEGs LEAVE TO ISPoRM
w the public and travelling COZ n unity that Eha
hss bought cot Mrs. xe5bs old stand, knawu a.
Landing. Tor the purpose o. Accouucdsf.rx tbs
public vita bard and lodging 81 Reasonably rates.
juzd2n. -
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SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
Remember,

THAT JOHN =. GLOVER, Lun6sr Dealer.
L co-nsr Seventh ard Masu strsses, kseps ia
IsxEsss stock - Doors. sAsz. and BLINDS "a
Ev9nsvEiB- tzass skwln
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Surveyor.
JAMES D, SAUNDERS will be a candidate for
couaty Surveyor At the ensuing ocssbsr sIection,
on qualifications alana.
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s@ Schuyler cOlfAx has been unani
noasly nominated for reelection to Con.
yress in the Ninth District
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Notice to Physicians and the Public.
ALLcoCK's POROUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAJ" New York, Nov. %, 1889. T. AusOck &
Co., No. 2S4 Canal street-GentlensR: lately
suffered severely from weakness in my back, oe-
eAsionsd by suddenly over-exerting myself. HAv-
Ing heard your plastsrs much recommended fer
saSes Of this kind, procured one, aud the result
wss all that. I could desire. a single plaster
cured me In a week
HfKaurn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take Care OF Your Health-And that
Of your children, aud use other cure for Coughs
and Colds, &o., except that standard remedy,
Madame Portef's Cough Balsam. tits acknowi.
edged by all who have given TIA trial a. bsing the
most reliable preparation ever use It is partic
ularly adapted to lung and throat affections IN
children. Try one bOttie only IS esnts-all
Druggists sell It. iulf2w
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WANTED.

CITUATIoE-By a respectable American went n
- as aurss She is'siiiiug 10 attend TO any Of
TIE moro Virulent diseAsess such A. small Fox,
Cholera, etc. Address an. B." at this Office.
Juiv4d1t.
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No Let those who have doubted the virtues
BuLL's oEDRos BTrTERs, II any such there be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
known in this community, and doubt nore.
It's general introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthouaAnds ef our soldiera.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEn

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best ia the Worldl The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
Knoca.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect--changcs Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without I9luring tia Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair sOft ana
Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently ne.
storing its pristine color. and restifss the IN
effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BATCHELoR, all others are mere sni
tations, and should be avoided Sold BY al
Druggists, SC. Fsetcry-s2 Barclay street, n.
BACHELORS NEW TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR. iylodwly
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ORB STONES.
q Cannelton Curb st nes.
10000

r>EvT 90 cSSsss UIaS cgRB STOVES sas
al ense3BF LtfoEsS a BEENKMAS.
lee 2zxSls @Osizs, Bsxs e cozxt HOzsA
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CIEuATI0k-- By a yonng maa in some dry
- goods or grocery store Il a COED penman
and quick at figures. Has had twelve months sx-
psFienee as Jerk la the Hospital and Quarter
master Department. Address Nv. H. ii. M"
Evansville, Ind. Uuiyl-5t
TIAY = One hundred tons
II New Hay. VIII pay the highest market
price Apply az the Office Of Capt. Il. y. Hopkins,
0. s. U. Z. A, Locust street. Ljulyl-dbt.
INFORMATION If Matilda MchforrIs. wife Of
i Thomas A. Mcborris, OF Of Yazoo River, will
apply at this once, she can hear Of the whers-
abouis Of her husband. She has ons child. twelve
years old, named Minerva. when last heard frsm,
she was At Columbus, accompanied by eolqrrd
man named Sims. Juas30 w
EREsH Mich oow--To give from three to
four gallons. Apply Immediately at No. % mair
Street.
P. SYNONYM
june3O iw
CoH0oL TEACHER ~ nv the Congregation
- Bsnai Israel, competent Male teacher Of the
English Branches 10 take charge Of their School
about the let Of aeptemb next. Salary liberal.
FoT particulars, apply 20
b. HERMANN, President.
WIN. LowENTHA AL, ssct'y. lul3
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN


I2ROH THE sUEsCBfBsRt OK MOSDAY
Il nfg -, - z5tis insf two work Horyes. Oao
. Drrk Bay sfSet u haHais high, N esos ORDER
tie Other s5rrsl . ben isot sunburasf . Chssuuf
~5rfsi, wifh sfle = iiit- mar the ~ he uos-,
fi1n ~ fss1 a1d l5I< h.snds hiek. Both horses
Wsre bsrrfoated
liberal reward vi Be gwen . any che re-
turning, "a, i,f.ssfs sr s{.grS sueh ibfsrnzffoG
IS vii srs5is Ne ! ssaere5 s~t ID n
49, 7. &. SALE,
Coz 81 Tasrd sad Gun streets.
tuly1 -A&vtf
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UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Govsy7loT,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAIVE.
For LSeui. Gover,soy,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or yAsDERBUEsH.
For Secretary of State,
NELSON TRCsBER, Of Fayetss.
For AUDITOR Of State,
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
Fer Treasurer Of stai>,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For AGorneg- General,
DELANA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For Clerk Of he Supreme Court,
GEH, LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
Foy Rsperi@r n suprerae Court
COL. BEN. HkERIs0N, Of Marion.
For ssprsnrs Jadsss,
lat District-JAs s. FRAZER, Of Koseiusko'
I'd District--JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry
Cd DIstrict-CHAs. A. BAY, Of Marion.
sih Disirict-ROBT. G. GREGORY Tippecanoe.
Fer Superintendent Of Public fasirpctio7,
PROF. GEORGE W. moss, Of Marion.
ron ELECTORS AT LARsE.
David s. Goodiug, sf Hanceck
Richard W. Thompson, OF FigS.
TOE STATE EI,EcToRs.
Ise plstrIet-Janes @. Denny, Of Knox. -
John 8. HoughigDd, Of spencer.
I'd Dlstrist-Cyrus Y. EiXoH, Of Clark.
Francis Wsstsr, Of Lagrange.
"a DistFIst-nenry \. PritshaTd, Of Barthsis-
MeW.
Madfssn EYapA, 81 LA~rsucs.
eth Dlatrist-Ls0nIdas sexton, Of Rush.
w. KyEsr, " franklin.
Eth Distrlet-BeRj. r. Claypssl, Of FaJstts.
Joshua n. helstt, II Henry
eth Distrlei--J. J. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. o. Green, Of Shelby.
7th District-John Osborn, Of Putnsm.
Thsmas n. Rics, sf PaTks.
9Th District-R.P. Davidson, Of Tippeeanoe.
BsBj. Gregory, II Warren.
9th DlstrtSt--Janes n. Bslfsrd, 81 white.
Aaron Guernsy, 81 Porter.
10th Dlstrist-T. n. Dickinson, Of DsKalb.
Hailet Kilhourns, OF Elkhart.
18th DIstrlet--John NJ. Wallace, Of Graht.
James n. Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

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