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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
THE VERY LATEST
Y ELE O. r a PH-
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIITIIIth Congress--First Session


WAsHISGToS, May Is.
SESATE-A committee Of conference
on the Bank bill was ordered The In
ternaI Revenue bill was taken up.
Morrill,, from the conference commit
tee, reported in favor Of fulfilling the
promise Of the Government OF fall pay
to colored troops entering the service
prior TO January.
The report was rejected, Is to l2l.
TrumbaIl, from the Judiciary Con-
mittee, reported favorahly on the bill to
provide for the taking Of census in
1875.
A message was received from the
Houss announcing its non-concarrence
in the Senate's amendments to the bauk
bill.
On motion Of Sherman. the Senate
adhered to Committee Of Conference,
which was ordered 70 be appointed BY
the Chair to meet that of the House. :
A motion Of Lanes, of Kansas, to
have the oath administered to Fishbaek
as Senator from Arkansas, was debated
at some length By Lane in favor and
Howard in opposition, without coming
TO any conclusion.
The Internal Revenue bill was then
taken up.
Harris offered an amendment to the
Finance Commuters amendments, the
effect Of which is to make tax on buck
beer, ale, porter, &c.
HoUsz-Ths House passed the joint
resolution that the EndiDtributed portion
Of the books and documents, Purchased
BY the House previous TO the 3Tth Con-
gress and now depoited in the Interior
Department and elsewhere, be distributed
20 the present members and delegates 10
Congress under direction of the Joint
Committee on Printing, the said books
to be divided as equally as possible in
number and value.
Morrill,, Of Vermont, made q report
from the COMMITTEES Of Conference on
the disagreeing amendment to the army
bill, respecting the pay Of eolored troops
The main point Of the report being TO
fulfll the promise made to those who 81 :
tered the service prior to January, the
LIST, on the assurance that they should
receive fall par.
The House rejected the report, IS
against III, and ask another Committee
OF Conference.
Mr.. Schsnck reported a bill author
iEing the President to take measures 10
construct railroad from the valley Of
the Ohio 10 East Tennessee Considera-
ton 6xed for next Tuesday. The speak
er laid before the House the reply Of
President Lincoln 70 the resolution
adopted yesterday ia closing the cores
pondsnee between Secretary Seward and
Mr. Dayton, relative 10 the resolution
adopted by the House against the inva-
sion Of Mexico BY France Mr. Seward
says il Is practically question that does
not belong 10 Congress 70 take action in
the premises, and that while The presi-
dent receives the unanino0s declaration
OF the House with the profound respect
TO which il IL entitled, be directs Mr..
Dayson to inform the French Gnvern.
ment that he does not intend TO depart
from our heretofore eBunciatsd policy
concerning the French occupations Of
Mexico. 800
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 25.-The Union
Republican Convention met here to-day.
The following was adopted By acelama-
ton, the crowd rising, and cheering
heartily:
Res0lced, That this Convention, ap-
proving the administration Of Abraham
Lincoln, and recognizing his integrity
and patriotic efforts 70 suppress the
rebellion which he found in existance
upon bis Inauguration, hereby expires.
its preference for his Reconciliation for
the Office of President Of the United
States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


The river Is falling slowly here and
hence 70 Pittsbarg. With a splendid stage
af water in the channel Yesterday was
extremely duh on the leyee, With veFy
few arrivals
TIE r h. Dnnkesson cane in early
yesterday with ali the tobacco she could
earrY, and numerous passengers She
will rssara to Rnnsey this evening at 6
o'eIoek, making close connections at thai
point with the D. B. canpbsli for Bowl
ing Green. Capt Drinkwsseg aud John
Adams wilI see 70 the csnfort Of passes
gers.
The Armada hsd a moderate trip out
yesterday. Freight is unusually light,
and even the packets seldom get fall
loads
The Tarascon pat IN her appearance
at al early hour yesterday afternoon,
aad returned to The Fails At an early
hour last evening.
Capt. John Greeks new and light
draught boat, the Eddie, is finished, aad
viii leave for Pond River to-day.
The Gen, Anderson viii Be the segu-
lar and pleasant packet for Cairo at
o'clock to-day. Dan CLARK aud Billy
LoEth are her chief officers
The beauty o. the Lo1isville lsae. the
Little Grey Eagle viii be the mail boat
Tor Henderson ard Louisville today.
She is perfect beauty. aud as swift as
az arrow. Capt Ballard and Geo Ash-
Graf, her chief officers, are veterans and
Luce Aurrell has no ditto asa mud clerk.
The Alice Dean. Mississippi and
Jewess are all due here to-day.
The Iiberly No, 2 arrived from Mem.
pals at 10 O'clock last night, With nearly
700 baIes of cotton and crowded wisb
people She discharged 46s hAles
here, which viii 70 forward lo-day BY The
grhA.- Cotton Express, Of which Brown,
Dunkerson / Co. are the distinguished
representatives Ia this city.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of yesssF.
day, says;
Ale Barnett leaves Cor Evansville 10.
day, where he viii give several Of bis
hamorons entertainments, commencing
on next Monday night We eoasign Az
10 SilEerthoEn, Capt Josh. Wee. and Col
Dankerson.
All right Gems" We viii look ATE,
him and preserve him from the vain
alarements that so frequently beset the
pathway OF unsophistieated youth.
Capt Pat cleary goes to Cincinnati
this morning and We commend him 20
the kindness aud hospitality Of our friend
Miller Of the Commercial Pat. is all
right, and goes on ''bis"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


PHILADELPHIA, May 25-Tbe BHllstsa
has the following special dispatch:
WAsHrSGTox, May 25.-The RepubH-
can has had an extra which contains the
following highly important and glorioas
intelligence:
It gives Us pleasure to be able to an
nounce that intelligence has reached this
city that Lee, after falling back from
the North Anna, as has already been
stated, commenced hasty retreat, and
be has already reached point beyond
the South Anna river, pursued With great
Eigor By Grant The latter is ia the
saddle all the time, day and night, d-
recting the general movements Of the
army IN person.
Unless Lee stops 10 tight to-day we
shall next hear of grand coutiet for
the city Of Richmond, before OF in the
works Of that Capitol
Reports say that JEFF. Davis and his
Cabinet left Richmond some days ago
There Is tat little doubt that Richmond
is By this time pretty veil cleaned out OF
It's Inhabitants, and that it is nothing
less than fortress
There are Stiii a number Of our sick
and wounded at fredericksburg.
Skirmishing With guerrillAs occurs
daily, but always in our favor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
PROPOSALS.
% unI..a s...-. On. q sas.l...s

oEes United States Com. Of snbsistsnos,l
EEABsEiiis, Ind, May r., 1854.
CEALED PROPosALs Il DUPIIoATE
- viii b recsiTsd a. tkis ofzus aRta gATVR-
DAY, Nay 18th, Al Il = :, ies the fsllewlsz Geo.
1000 barrels FIour. Chsts. Kxtrs. sn
barrels fali head lined; BRAID 70 b stated To-
gsth-r sifh sample % not lsss fhAu I've poan9s.
100 barrels Mess pork
Al arsieies 70 - Of the best quziity, ssz 20 y
delivered free Of eHpeusa 70 the United States fF
araysze, etc At the O. 8 ssbFlsfsnee st0FshOase.
Al The tine spesiAed Ia the proposal. Ne extern
son o. tine Of delivery viii b grsHtsd ca sey
account whateTer
CcoperAEs mast - Of tbs bsst kinds azd every
paekaEs mHst be 10 Arst -rsk5 Slipping order
10 charge for packages alioSed-
Al Artcles Will he earefvily Inspected y an tz-
Epsctof on the part Of the United States, soe 20
article will ,e reesiFsd and paid for anfu i has
rassed this EnsuecfSon se6 esrtiacsts 70 that
eaees kss heen sffsehs6 20 tbs original Bill.
Proposals. sIflI Be r-eesvsd for The whoIs or for
any fss~s Of the Quantities required
4 eoDr Of this Advertisements e slip from .
r~v~sulre-a most Be- affacbsd 20 earh prepoazi
Risgk rroroszis will b furnished - this ozes
Jsronossis mast Be enclosed IN a sealed suxelaze
s1d~esssa 70 the uudsrsIgned. and endorsed - Pro-
rosmls for subsistencs ssores."
PAYMENT 70 - made in such funds a nav hs
suupifs4 By the Treasury Of the Unitea STATES
chrcks for certificates Of Indebtedness
The right Is reserved 20 rsject aay or all pgopc-
sails II sach j course shoutd b esszsd BIZ toe IN
dersaxued fgr the benefit Of the Governrnsuf.
Proposals must b signed b. the parties thea
selves, and not hy clerks, agents. etc
Bidders ars invited 70 b present At the opening
Of the bids D. Il. EHRHAS,
mayS IL Capt. and c. 8.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

FoaT MoSRos, May 24-2 ?. AN
arrival from the James river reports eve
rything quiet There had been no fght-
ing or skirmishing since Saturday night,
the 2lst
--LATEST P x-This morning Gen.
Gilmore vent out on = Reconnaissance,
and at $50 A n met the enemy in some
force. After an engagement Of an hour
aud half be completely routed them.
Oar loss is very slight
II is reported that nearly half Of Beau.
regards force left him yesterday and
masched towards Richmond, probably &c
reinforce Lee.
The rebels have made nine attack.
on our entertainments, and have been
repulssd each time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


CONCERT or THE CREscKEr Cirr BAND
lr citizens, who so literally pAtroniEc
ies public entertainments, good, bad
d Indifferent" should not fail 10 buy
kets to the Crescent City Band Concert,
and tomorrow evening. Even II cir
instances prevent them from attend.
Z, all who are able should bay tickets
verLheless, as substantial evidence
appreciation Of our excellent Band.
is credit to the city TO have such 30
mirable Band, and all Of our citizens
We experienced great enjoyment ia
tening to the music Of the "Crescents. "
70 boys have always been extremely
erAl in performing, gratis, on
nevolent and patriotic occasions, and
o is the time TO show a substantial
probation of their labors 70 perfect
smselvss in the sublime art Of music,
their liberaliiy in performing SO
,queptly and so generously for the pub
good.
TIE proceeds Of these concerts 90 e
y for the splendid silver Instrument
at they have recently purchased, which
Il be used to CRAFTY one of our pareS
"a most elevated passions--the love o
usic. The "Crsscents' should have n,
thculty in paying for these Instruments
rough the liberAlity Of the public.
Aside from considerations of cit,
ide and the hberality so systematically
own by the Band on public occasions
ouey spent for tickets to their eoneer
II yield a greater per centage of pleas
than that spent for any othe
nd Of amusement
The boys will use their silver instr
snts a. these concerts. They al
aauties, and make most melliauous m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

e,4- We have received, from DOR
young friend, HELEN WELLS, a mAgni6.
cent bouquet, beautiful and fragrant,
and tastefully arranged By her own hands
from roses, &c, Of her own raising We
thank her for her kind remembrance,
hoping her pathway through life will be
strewn with flowers as sweet as those
which compose the bouquet she sends
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


pa Captain Dunn, of the 18th Reg
,rs, a former citizen Of Loganspors,
$ wounded in the late battle in the
lderness.
Captain Dunn IL a gallant soldier and
.ue patriot He served a year in the
Indiana Regiment in Mexico, aud
tered the service 10 the 9th Regime nj
'ly in the present war and was after
rds appointed Captain in the regular
vice in which he has served with dis
~etion ever since.
He is brother 10 Hon. VIM. MoKe,
mn Of Madison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Karkets.

sc.EerxsArs. aAy zs--r.m.
FLorR Asd WHAT aTm without chanx-.
COIN DALI and oasrca haeIy 4 81 is far
shaled.
GA rs doll ct SIC
MHiskF dull a. 81 z5-dsmAnd light
PkoNfsf0Ss--naess PORK Acsfts And basvzus
~ - - Refused Tor city ntshe eiase halslsss
ssAtaE 50. Buik 1szta held sore ARMY; la0.-
90 Teuads ~ sides sold at fike. nAesa M
charged a. quiet.
LARD atxanosa 80 fsssSs 40 10 good aomAbd.
HIuE.A.-s srmsY aad rricsa unchanged.
coifse, f-ea14fe suszr IS 9enr.
GOLD s4as3
AfLVER sgMT2
EXCHANGE doll Al par
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
Gte Daily auurnaI.
EVANSVILLE IND.



JOB woRK.-Ths JoswssI once Is furnished
with q fall assortment 81 ssw and bs@asifzi type,
Of the latest styles, and is fsIiy prsparsd 70
cute as hAndsons work a. ssa b aoBs ia the
State, such - LETTxs- BzADs, BrLL-nEADs,
HEADIxos, CRovLAEs, Bvstssss oAzDs, BALI
TIckKTs, sHDrISs-Bnas, RosTsHs. g., &C., either
ia plain or fancy eolers.
OUR BIEDERY.--ws hsys Ia soassssion With
this once one Of the best BOOK BTEDERIzs and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS this Stat.
and are prepared to de nvLrEs and srxSrHs a. de-
sifsd. Magazines, Periodicals, 40, bosnd In asy
style required, and old books rs-bsuad 81 short
notice. Lsdzsrs, JouraAis ssd bl@sk books, sor
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Hsusss, Esr.
chants, &C., manufactured On - REASONABLE. ssrHs
as any other sstabiishmsnt-
Az work done ssthisofnes win be sess prompt
~, and will bs ready when premlssd.
EVANSVILLE JoUREAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

SICK AND WoUSDED.--Ths 6ne hospital
Gamer, Charles McDougai, passed up
.rly yesterday morning, fall Of sick and
bundled from Nashville.
We are indebted to her officers for =
i Of the soldiers on board. We will
blish the names Of the Indianians
nong them tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

REHEARsAL--Ws were kindly permit
J, last night, TO hear portion Of the
ogramme for to-night's Concsrt re-
arsed, and we can promise our read
an unprecedented attraction for to-
ght We feel proud that Evansville
n boast Of such musical talent as is
mbined in the Crescent City Band and
. Mozart Society. We predict crowd
house for both nights. Secure tickets
d seats early to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

S1~ For q dressy, cool, pleasant
Spring suit 90 to Lyons, whose stock
comprises all tho new, and desirable
styles Of the season. He has also
splendid stock of boys clothing, and
deals With great liberaIlty y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

WY Is Ir3-Night before last the
.mps on Locust Street were not lighted
ntil after nine o'clock although it was
cry dark at that hour.
At midnight, however, when the moon
as shining brightly, all the lamps were
lllysEt up. 1t is very likely all right,
ut we could not help noticing the fact
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my huds-sszrk, &c p. BAnxxs,
kxTKA Lou., XII" for which have seSured ths
aergrssAf, and are warranted Il cAr1ts hns and
perteet In every respect. SNut b. nail or express
te any part Of the eeustry rseeips 81 prics and
FssTn @harges. Persons ordering will please state
the sias and style desired whether hard Or sofS
nns or coarse and Il the pen should fail to please
prove DIGESTIVE, they viii have TIE prfviiewe n
exchanging deduction Of aftosa per ssns al
lsvad en- srders Of s25 ever, and twenty ave
per esat- on those OF si0o Liberal discount nAds
80 the trads- oia pens repaired in the esst !. a.
nsr for thirty coats (aaS z4aaRl each. Circu-
iars showing slsss, styles, and priess Of Watches
seat FREz to any address. address
c. r. BARVEs
Dealer in Geld Pens and AmzRzckN W a-cwxs
SIS Aain Street. cor. sixth. Lsalsviils, Ky.
mshI'1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-A special
Washington dispatch to the BHllefiH
SAYS the Republican has issued an extra
announcing the retreat Of Lee across
the South Anna River TO the defenses OF
Richmond, and that Grant Is rapidly
pursuing Also that JEFF Davis has fed
from Richmond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
Fran washinrton.

wAsHSGros, May PA letter from
Fredericksburg, dated yesterday, says q
number Of ambulauces. under Tag Of
truce, have gone to Chancellorsvills to
gather such of our wounded as we're left
in the Wilderness
The gasrriIas in that neighborhood
continue their depredations. n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

Hea- IL is unnecessary TO urge our
people TO attend the concert at Masonic
Hall tonight 70 MM
The well kaovn reputation Of the
Band and Of the Mozart Society renders
any pansgyric on our part superAuouA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

xs-Lst thOss Who have dOabtsz the rirtzss Q
Bulls C1DR0z BTgTzzs. IL azy soea there b.
read the following Csrtisests from EsnfIsmsz xsI,
known IN this e0mnsnIsy, szd doubt 10 nsrs.
Its general insroduotIon hnto the army viii save
sAs lives ofthousAnds Of cur soIdssrs:
g LoU1sVIELz. KY. Jsns ID. 1858.
We, the undsrsignsd, hAva sssn the COED sssets
pFsfuos1 by the U.S. Of Or. joss BULG's czszoz
BTrTkss in Of gsasFai debility sad prsssEstioa
Of the system, and b@lssvs its gsnsrsi uss wOuld
prsvszt disssss and relieve mash safsrtng-
Among our soldiers particularly would this b the
e4ss. especially those whe are exposed e mias-
matte innssncs fn tbs soufhsru climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED
Collector Int. Res. ID Dis. Ky.
CHAs. b. COTTON,
CelIssior Of the Pert u Lssisyills, Ky.
COL. n. DENT.
Provost aArshAl Gss'I Of Ksssaszy.
REY. d. p. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres. Of Sanitary coanissiea.
HARVEY, HCGHEs d CO,
PeblIshsr DemosFat
GEO. p. D0ERA,
Prop. Louisville Anzeigsx.
HUGHES 4 PARKHILz,
wkolssals Dry Goods Dsassrs, Maan sersss,
Louisville, II.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 co.,
Whoiessis Shoe DsAlsr, nain g., LssfsviiIs
HART M1P0THER,
LlshoErsphsrs, cor MArkss aa1 Tsira st..
LouisviIIy, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. - asa Aarkss sss,
LoutsvfIia, Ky.
CAPT. &. y. HfLDRETH,
or Steamer Major Andsrsoz.
MAJ. l.. Z. THUsTOH,
Psymsstsf q. 8. Army.
G. N. MErCALF@s
National H5Isi. LoaissiiIs, ~.
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
tth Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTCH,
Lsuisvfil4 Joarns.
Bas advertisement fn another esinmn.
bbs ~ Sold b. PETnR VTERLTna.
eols rsnt, EFansuffta. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

DB Remember the Concert this even
lg for the benefit of the Crescent City
liver Band at Masonic Hall. Seats
an be procured by applying at the Hall
any time during the day,
Tickets one dollar, to be had st War
stA& ConyngtOu's, ]. Hsaly's, DobelPs
nd at the Hotels Doors open at y
clock. overtures at 81 o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

Sew Thing Under abe snnf
Ia its sfeets-Iss lahtsnsoas.
In Its eoloring povsr-matshIsss.
In al lite ingrsaaents--SeEstssis
In lie opsratIoa-natural.
Ia lie beaatifying misunderstanding.
IL lite neutrality-suspicious.
Ia It's popuiarity --unsqaaiIsA.
cHIsToDoR0's IIAIn DYE
IL pronounced both by the World Of Science and
World sfSashioa, ths ansst preparation ever Ia.
vented ~ art TO Isetify ms shorf csninss Of Ne.
tars. Msasissiursdby ,. GRTsTADoRo. Ne. 9
Aston Hoass, Mes yorks Sold By sill Druggists
Assihd - all Hair Dresssrs-- may54 In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

CSclssATI, May 25.-River fallen
four feet Weather clear. Thermoms-
ter T0o, Barometer 2ee 20.
PTTrsHuas, May 25--River about Eve
feet zine inees and faIling. Weather
clear and pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

REA@sFANkS NAt@h stats Sa8Ss ntA01
LorlSvILLe, May -. The Democrat c
Uaion State COuTention met az 10
o'clock st the Court House, Hon. Jas.
Guthrie. President and James 8 Wa.
lace, Secretary. fouE delegates aslRrge
aud two from each Congregational dis-
triet we're selected 70 represent Ken
lucky in the Chicago Convention; also
resolved thAs an sleetorial ticket be se-
leeted on the "a me basis In the after
noon session electors and delegates we're
appointed. During the consultation of
the COMMITTEES, Col Frank wo0lfortAnd-
dressed the assembly, and eiicited the
most enthusiastic applause The Con
vention at their evening session we're
occupied ia the discussion Of resolstic rs,
the result Of which has not yet tran
spired.
| The Republican Convention met at
noon a. Mozart HALL Fify-six counties
we're represented Delegaes from 20
more counties we're chosen who we're not
present
II. G.. Williams was appointed Pres.
dent, and Col A. G. Hoiges, Secretary.
Among the prominent spectators we're
r J. Breckenridge, G. F. Burnam, Luce
Anderson and Judge williamA
/ Breckinridge told the Convention, in
biz speech, that II be vas appointed {
delegate he should vote for Lincoln anc
nobody else, aud Was loudly applauded
illusions 10 President Lincoln, and ts
the progress Of freedom, by the speak
eEs, never failed to bring down the house
Breekinridge was also appointed one o
the delegates Two delegates we're ap
pointed from The State at large, and tw,
from each Congressional District, to rep
resent the Republicans Of Kentucky q
the Baltimore Convention.
The Convention passed the foIlovin,
resolutions:
Resolred, That the Union men Of ken
tItky, Ia Convention assembled, are 70
the preservation and maintenance of tn
: Union, the supremacy Of the nations
Constitution, and the destruction Of ih
rebellion, without any regard to wha
these objects may cost
The proceedings Of the Convention
we're harmonious.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

CITY NEWS.

B5-There was a personal difficulty
yesterday, between two Of our city off.
Gals The victorious party was fined
50 efid costs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

WAsHIsGToN. .MaE % Charles E.
Mix, chief clerk Of the Indian Bureau
has returned from his mission to the Six
Nations lie. vas unsuccessful IN q
treaty for their surrender Of certain
lands IN Kansas owing to divisions among
their leading men lt8s44 &skr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

REIoNED.-Capt Blythe Hynes has
signed his Office Of Deputy Provost
Iarshal Of this district, 70 accept the
osition of Major in the l36th Regimept
lie successor has not yet been named
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
HONG INTERESTS.

- a. - tsaAea se-
Ts PHTsIofAss.--lf yoa sish " purchase psrs
Drugs, Medicinaa, and ChsmIeals at . small ad-
vance on EAstsrn prices, 90 aud sxanias KALLza
wHirE's stock. where yes will asd svsry Arsi.
Gle that is needed b. the pr0fssIos, and prisss
which cannot hAll to give satisfaction. Thslr
Store is 1t No. "a MalR strsst. mAytdkwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

coLuxsUs, Nay 25.-The Union State
Convention was large, enthusiastic and
harmonious All the counties were rep
resented but tao. President, Col
onel T. r. Stanley, OF Vinton, aud
Vice Presidents froas each Congression-
al district Secretary, G. A Benedict.
Of cuyaboga, and Assistant Secretaries
from each district
The following nominations we're made
Supreme Judge (Full Term -LnlheT
Day. Of Portage County, BY reclamation.
The rules were suspended, and Nj.
White, Of Clarke County. was declared
the nominee forthe Short Term.
Wallace Weidsr, By acsIsmation. for
tho vacancy caused by the resignation oi
Judge Gholson.
Wm. Henry Smith, OF Hamilton, Sec.
rotary Of State
Col Wn. 7. Richardson. Of Monroe,
Attorney General
Col Moses Bailey, Of FElton, Comp.
troller Of the Treasury.
Philip Hersing, Of Auglaizs, Member
II the Board OF Public Works, Long
Term
Jas. Moore, present incumbent, for
vacancy, Senatorial election.
Electors--Jno b. Beinhu, Of Brown
County, and Jno A. bingham, Of Ham,
iltnn County. sA
Delegates-W. King, Governors Den
aison aud Todd, Columbus Delano, and
g. V. Dorsey.
Alsernaies-J D. Shryoek, Of Zanes.
Vile: @. b Senter, Of Cleveland; 7. S.
Wooster, Of Huron County, and James
I.oudon, Of Brown ceanty.
Resolutions pledginE TO sustain the
Government with men and money 10
suppress the rebellion, recommending
the reconciliation Of Abraham Lincoln
by tbs National Coavsntioa, eougrntn.
lating the eountFy on the success Of our
arms, and returning thanks to the army
and navy, and also plsdEing the supper.
Of Ohio Union msn TO The measures oil
The Naturalization, we're approved.