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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

q .paut, Minn.
Xanbfaudeute amfeepaft! @ie fiber,
bal: d aud NIT ben, Yesinne oieles Tribjabrs
tpttptr ntetn Dauptaueenmerf auf has @bulelale~
@el9aft eeridtet unp merle beBbalb tets Elm
rei9baltiees M0ertement our Dispoitiur baben.
Da i'd naetne Waaren brett BON ben grp6eu
Manufaeturen bes SFens fir ugalb" bt3iebe, il
bin i'd, in ben @tano sefebt, INSTRUMENTATION
bic 9rS6ten 0rrtbeilesu bieten. B%efelungen bon
Sanb- Rauaeuten pereer pintt:i@ belrret.
@leiGfaQe werben ale @crten @tieieln unit
so@uts auf 8efeluno MODERN, bauerbaft uni
s1cmpt aneefertist fir bic ben barten 3eiten pal-
feaees Vrciieu.
@onrab @pbian.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Qdub III D%erfaufeu.

Orr Il nter3ei9nete beabi&tiet e'nen Xbeil 1et.
mes 2onbes, belebsnb aus &C Ndcrn. All Der Sub
ION Noap, uugefabr 8 Weilen Suu ct. Yaul &C.
lesen, biQis 81 sertaufen. Is bsfnoet it senus
5ola anf psm yanpe, um balelbe ereifa@ be3ob!t
au maaeu. Naberes 3u erfabren bel Dem @igen-
tbiimer w. y. @lal1en,
an ter 9ubI,n &uab. 8 Meilsn ppn
CT. NnuI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
@eit ct. Yaul<8 auml6ule
BON
Gdfpb mnrtbnler.

Jnfpb Mtdrtbaler,
3 Meilen pom ct. Yaul, an her 9aiinss &uae.
Garmer, @artner &c. fGnnen BON eisier Baum
fhule ALE mSsli@su @Urten Mepfel-, Birnea>,
Yaaumen-, 8triden- uno 3petl&en. gaume,
ALE @crten Sobannesberer- unb @ta9elbeersn'
@trauaer, aQe Groteeenarten, fewie aQe Mrten
:3ierpFansen te5ieben.
MQe pbeueenannten Y1an3en Inb bier Himatt'
irt.
Muftrdae trerben piinftli6 be{prat.
Meentfir &arper County : 5err Y. S. &en3.
Satpb Martbaler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
6afbans IN perfaufen. nerta,.
fcbeu pber III Dermtetben.

Das @aabaus, esnannt r8eae Vlaiue- 9ouie"
in Bsle plaine", eebalten Spn &urib 9anft. it
tpeseu Arantbsit in Der Jamilic aus freier panb
au Ssrtaufsn, rertaulden auf cine Tarm pter 5u
Serrentsn. Da0elte liest an Der MainRrabe Ser
@tabt, allp an Der 5auptfraBe atpi(dem ct. paul,
ct. Peter unb New>lllm, ~erfreut i9 elmer eatsn
aunbldaft uue it nit 9lQem, tpas gu einem eu-
ten @anbof ssbprt, serleben. N0es Ndbere tei
benz Gisentbiimer Mprris 5antt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

XIV obiHuNeNr
Gin3tebuna son @elsern
tn europa unb ~fertieen bic bierau erfprbfrlt&eu
paptere, ais:
0pQma9ten,
Uer3tdtletFun8surtunbsr, Tpbten5deine &c. ieItR
an, nerbursen beren @ultisfeit unb be1praen bic
eenfularilde geelaubi6ung berielben; iutpie aud
bic.
Mus3ablunA Ypr @elpcrn
in lebent Xbeile DertiGlaubs unb Der @dwei;,
ineem mir ben @eeenmertb Der bel uns einoe-
leblten Vetrageeen, lelbl in ben entleaeufen Srt-
l9atten tpobneneen Gn,pfdusern to fenfrei in's
9aus ienben laFen.
poha9eideins
3ur ueterfabrt BON Yremcr rad Nep=9Iprf in
Sessll@ihen> une in Dampfl&iHen tes rMsrb-
eeut1@en Vlpgb," fptpie CUR 9teile srn
pamburs mad Ncm~gprf TIT DampfbEten BET
- a1aburger Dampf16iffabrts-@ &C.
1ell19att" Sertaufen mir Auberat-
ge1eBten preilen.
2anb<W arrantS,
NIT ln,erer lbrtftliden @arautie aufunbeerer.te
3eitperieben, ute1nebmen bic
8ele9un9 Spn @%apitolfen
III @runeeteentbu11 ceer gegen Sntereden, auf
erlte 9Yp'tbetartfde@ t@erbeit, tefprt
gen bic
Be3ablun0 BON Taren
IN teeem Sbeile ~un1erea Staates, faufer unt ber-
taufen gplh unb freuibe Miuaen, aabIeu bic
b69Fe YrSmie fir @eGlel auf Getp-M prf.
philadelphia, ct. 0cuis &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
w. Ni6t 5u Uberirben!

Wieberuu, aur MuaitunB ber aratli9en praris
in ct. Yaul benteilirt, empfeble ib mid meinen
Grcunben, lppie benz Yublifum int MQeemeinen
in meincr 8erufstpatisfeit ais
Mr3t, Sperdt1r mnb:
@eburf@belfer.
SD CLAUDE eies INT 10 cher tbuu 3u burfen, ta
i'd innerbalb pes lebten SabreS reidli9e @eleeen.
belt bate une euf's eifri9le befrett eemeien bin,
mid NIT zen %neuelfen Ucrtldritten Der m%epi3ini-
lden @i0en(baft ppQitanei9 pertraut gu ma@en.
SD saranti.e praftilde> miNcnidaftli@e unb
humane Sebanbluns aQer msiner Yatienten, 70
wie 5tpedmaBise, ridtise 8cusiebunB aQer dirur-
8ildeu Sperat,pren.
Die @ermSsensperbaltnife ltnbemittclter per-
ben bon mir fetS teridiidjti9t. - Mrmen tpirb
Gratlidcr Hath unfutaelblid erthfilt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
sc r $ Ito,

Seuf1pe @ebd IN III c.
bat ibr: @ubnuns jest an Der ct. MntbcnvNrabe
neten puntius' @aeen-S bcp, 9eaenii6er pom
fommeuoeu Sails biermit ibre Dienle an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
&pfQ1nQer oelubt.

Sn tsm Yrisat- Roibauie beS rnteraei4neten,
Trantlin- @traBs. 2 8lcd su,ud scn
&baertcnS Bauf, tSnnen letiee 9eran nit quite,
3oR unb aneenebmeu, Qoeis fir ntGbieen Yreia
a'lometirt tperben.
2ouis Gtf@tr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Oeutibe Srauerei

Oeutfbe 8ramerei
vGu1el uuD @iloemann",
Yurnsvausy-&c ae, AM @uNrlpaf (3udetuD,
Wiupua, Minn.
1afpb @eifbrpe, Gi9tntbu II
@ein msspei6nstss @etrau Scm srSeten ga.
ar in @ineua uuo rem Iieliden .Minne{pla 1T
bisrmit rsl.sns empfpblsn.
Socub % etSbrpt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Dr. Rudolph Alberti.

Office: Dritfe @traBe, in @iaius
Wrp. u. Dunbar's Banfssb1upe, 1 Ereppe bod.
@pre6funbeu: B6N so ubr Mpr.
gems, son Il bis 2 ubr Mittass uab Don 6 bis s
ubr Nbenes.
1zP San; t~elonbers empfeble i'd mid fir aqe
6rcnii@e Qanse beitebenee) 3rantb:;ten, wit
5&winb1udt, aasemeint Merpeui$wade,
Gran,pfe, unt 70 meiter; ba ib lelbise gum &C.
eenitante meines be rnbern @tutiums eentadt.
patienten auBerbalb Ct paul tperpeu eriuhl,
nit mSelidlt eenauer Beidreitune ibrer 8ranf~
belt 1i1 brio fid an mid III weupen. D.S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Nufttpn! Muftipn!
Enircoi(b s, mnrch

Derfaufen .DrYeoobS" in ,Sdentlihsr DerRei-
aerung am Jreitas um 10 ubr unb 0iib an, erilen
@onnnbenb in ieSem @cuat. Gle baben einen
euten Gorratb Wintermaaren unb neue unb alte
Meubles an 9anb.
f&an, enaasirt, nm teim 8ertaufssel1dft i'm
@tpre 8eifanb ~ leiiteu.
G0irhilb unt M 1T d.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
9feue Yel5waaren<@Qn6lun
Mu0uf @eibli@,

Wrttte StraBe,
seeenuber Sen Subu Mattheis Gapeten> @trre,
entbdlt ale 9orten tafbipnater Yelawaar.n fir
bic 6erren> unb Danentradt, als Yel3rHde, Bic
~toriuen, Gappeu, 0anbidube, SGlittenteden &c.
Der ll%nter;eidnste perideyt bem ecebrten reut-
lden publifum, taB CT biuige Yreile nit adtir
Wea,e unt gsl9madsuAer lrliber Mrbsit gu per-
einen bemibt 1T unb felt all bic 9erren uno Do
men son @tatt unb 2auc bic freunelias Bite:
&p1uunt uu1 priifet!.
Aug. @eibIi@.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
GanbY>T
8. 6. 3irfelba6,
Ste StraBe unterbalb Day II. Scents
Druonpre,

NQe Mrten ,,Ganby" unb 3uderwerfe 1T Gn-
sres- unn Detail-Gerfauf ftets porrdtbis 3u ben
biQi8lten Yreuen.
SUDDEN nit ser i@SnRin @ersteruns .uerten auf
Be1eauns uad ben beteg Neseln Der 8unf an
s%efertiet.
DetailrertduTer tperesn NIT alsn in eas Gonbi-
toreiscl@aft i@!asentsn Mrtifeln ant eas Biaisife
Serlebeu. sc. 3irtelbaG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

not intend to carry out The principles O.
she party rendering 1t. as enunciated IN
he Chicago resolutions, then he IS
dishonest candidate Either he is .
candidate who believes that "immedi-
ale eForts should b made for a cessa
Atioa Of hossiiities,' Or candidate no. to
be trusted.
q The louisville Democrat SAYS II Is
glad 10 hear that the rebels prefer Ne
Clellan to LiucoIn. We have no doubs
of it, and that is ore q she reasons why
the Democrat supports Mcclellan
The New York World heads an ed
itorial "McCiellan a. Malvern" The
soldiers, and al others who we're on that
ssngninary 6eld, says Mac vas not there,
but spent the day on board Of gan
boat
The Democratic platform means peace
vita rebels, EAS With patriots Il recon
mends revolution against Lincoln and
az armistice with Davis
The tyranny Of the Lincoln Govern
msnf does not prevent clerks of depart
asats n Washington Thanking McClel.
Ian documents for eleesioneeFiug par
poses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

The rival Platforms given IN adloin-
ing eniumns, differ, a. will be seen, nAin.
IL on these points
]. The Uhion Platform alhrms thai The
Uhion Is 10 be mafahalasd tby Qaelliag
by force OF arms the rebellion nov rag
lag against its authority" while The
Democratic Platform condemns the Ma
tional effort % do this as afailare, and
demands aimmsdiate efforts for a cessa-
ton Of hoatilitiss" with view 20 peace
Al the earliest practicable moment
Ia other words: The Union PiAhafu
looks To the ending Of the Jar through
the defeat and overthrow Of the rebel
lion. chile the Democratic contemplAtea
eesce ,hroagh the virtual triumph Of tho
traitors
2 The Union PlaGosm regards SlA-
very "a the melting, guilty cause Of the
rebellion. and demands the suppression
Of that cause in the interest Of Justice
and the National safety. The Demo
ucrussc Is silent 10 terms as to Slavery,
but rnaniiestly eoutemplates is perpet-
nation and fofti6ca,ion under the ''rs-
stored Union it longs FOR.
3 The Uaion Platform regards the
rebellion as haggantly rrong-iniquit-
Gus. iuexcasable, and justly exposing lie
eon,sixers to punishment The Demo.
cratic. on the other hand, has no word
Of condemnation for lhe treason. nor Of
reproof Tor is authors
& The Union Platform approves gen
eralls aud heartily the Efforts of Pres
ident Lincoln and bis cabinet 70 put
deen tbs rebels and save the Repnblc.
The Democratic, on the other hand, con-
demus the Official action Of the President
and his Cabines most sweeptngly; finding
fasflf with their almost every ae.as arhs-
trary, usurpinE and pernieioas
While the Democratic Platform
proaers sympathy to the soldiers and
sailors lighting against the rebels, u no.
where intimates that the cause for which
thsy eight Is righteous aud just II cen
sares our owu Government for the cruel
ties and privalions which our eapinred
soldiers have endured AZ the hands Of
the rebels. but has no word Of coudem-
naG0u for thei- authors The Union
Platform not only returns the thanks Of
the American people to our soldiers and
sailors, BAT proposes = National recog-
nitiea OF their pAFie;isu aud vsior, With
permanent provision for those disabled
ia Their eanatrys service, and ethcient
pFofeesi5a fsr IS many as are exposed
70 peealiar perIss
Fssemeu al the Uuised States read,
marx. weigh, resolve. aud V0TEl
This Is pre-eminenflY = contest regard
ing IN portauf principles and measures
compared with which. personal consid-
erauons are OF small account
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

Pigeon Townsbip Is stiIi short Of hav-
ing her quota falEby over 90 men. Other
counties inthe District are being drafted,
add three Or four days, 4. most, eAnno.
pass aray before i. will come Der
turn.
The question is, shall our quota be
filed With volunteers and oar city retain
her proud position among her slater
cities fos paguoiism sad hbefslity, OF
shall We, By indifference and negIscs, sol
fer the disgrace - being forced 70 tar
nish oar quota ~ tie drafs1 We say
Disgrace, for disgrace il will be. wben
We lack so few and yet earelessly fail ts
raise them
Weare informed hat several voiua-
tesrs have gone 70 other cities when the
payment Of q few dollars bounty extra
vouId have secured them for this county.
We do not know how true this Il. nor i
Il worth our vhile to inquire iatoii. All
that we want - to impress upon the
minds Of the people that little exeftiou
on their part ray yet save our township
from The odium Of the draft Ls, eYsry
body 20 to wetk. DO moi let few dol
lars extra deprive you Of good recruit,
but have him enlisted and sworn in, BIZ
putsipg your hands into Your own and
your neighbors pockets to raise the ex-,
ira amoant demanded. Il is folly to
higgle about few dollars now. There
are many youDg men Who are half per-
saaded 70 enligt Talk with them, and
encourage them 70 strike blow in de.
Tense Of thsir Government Pay them
liberal boanties and have our quota
6lled At once. United effort will &C.
eonplish the work Let rs see shat oar
sforts are suited 1855 svez
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

sag Those headlights about which
the Times is 50 much troubled, we're bor-
rowed by responsible parties from the
Railroad Company for one evenings use,
to take the place Of much better lights
which had failed to arrive in time The
oil used in them vas paid for by the par
ties asking for the accommodation; and
We have occasion to know thai greater
favors than this have already been shown
BY the Railroad Company during the
present campaign to leading Mcclellan
politicians Of this State. The Times is
hard run for capital to make a fess about
such small matter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

Egw ALsAxy, ISD. Sept 10, 1864
EpIroR LEDGER-SlR Please insert
the following 10 your paper, and obIige
: solder, Na1Ff& MOI =
A vote was taken at Hospital No (,
New Albany, Ind, which resulted as fol
lows Lincoln Isl, Mcclellan 81, and
Fremont Il q .H7h A SoIDIKR.
We are happy to know that there are
txenty-one brave beys in Hospital No
4, wao have the independence to vots
for their noble companion in arms, Gen.
lGaazze b Mcclellan. and We hSps tie
l57 viii think better Of the matter be-
fore November, and al vote for the hero
and statesman. Nv A Ledger.
We thiak tn Ledger would have dis
played more taste had It not insinuated
that the 157 soldiers lacked indepen-
denee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
The Two Platforms.

We spread before our readers this
morning. side by side, the Baltimore Tor
Union) and the chicsgo Cor Copper.
head) Platforms Attached 10 them are
.a'few comments showing their points Of
difference. We pnblish the Platforms
in this manner that every Union man
may clip them out Of the paper aud
carry then with hin, that be MAJ more
ssadiIy call The a..eniioh Of bis Demo-
cratic neighbors 70 their points Of differ
eaee. No intelligent man can read
these Plalfosms and compare them With
oat coming 70 the following conclusions:
lst TAat the Baltimore Platform IS
iha work Of earnest men, who mean
shat they say and are determined that
the people shall know shat they mean !
while the Chicago Platiorn is the work
Of men who desire tie defeat Of their
Govsrnnent, bat are too eowardly te
ayow Il.
ID The Baltimore Platform boldly
lays down a policy--the suppression Of
the rebellion, aud the enforcement OF
the Monroe Doctrine The Chicago
Platform dodses oil questions Of policy.
aplsss the aa'sigaoasiy worded resola-
ton about the cessation Of hossilities
can be called policy.
3D. The Baltimore Platform Is too
PLATA TO deceive anybody The Chicago
Platform Is diferenaiy sAderstOod By
everybody. .a
4,h. IN voting for the candidates on
the Baltimore Platform. she people
know exactly what 20 expect Ia voting
for the candidates on the Chicago Plat
form, they ka0r MOI VIA. TO expeet.
One Is plain AZ tie lighs OF day fhe
other h full Of duPliei,y, il no. positive
treaehsry. a....
Choese yq between sheml
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

pT- Major Brown of the 65th Indiana
volanseer., speaks to-day a, l p IN, at
Fort Branch, Gibson county. The Ma.
jor has been speaking this week / a 1Posey
and Gibson counties, and reports great
enthusiasm and an excellent state Of feel
ing amongst the Union men BE has
had large audiences At Cynthiana be
filed the appointments Of Messrs era
vens and Usher, and also his own ad-
vertised for the next DAP. There was a
pole raising ON the occasion. and a large
number Of people were present He
says his ideas we're very sanguine before
his tour, but have become vastly more
80 since he went amongst the people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

ueofge H. Pendlefon FOR NicePreadent
agreed On and adopted the following
PL1TFoEx
Rssol5sd That ia the future. as iu
the past. we will adhere with unswery-
Ing fidelity to the Union ander the Con
sftiution, as the only solid foundation Of
our strength, security, and happiness as
a pssple, and as . framework OF GOV
eramsnt equally conducive 70 he vel
fare and prosperity Of all the States, both
Northern and Southern.
Rss1i0sd. That this Convention does
explicitly deciare, as the sense OF the
American people, that, after four years
Of failure 70 restore the Union by the ex-
pertinent ofwar, daIiEg waieb, under The
pretense Of q E1il ltary necessity Of war
power higher than the Constitution,
the Constitution ilseif has been
disregarded in every part, and pao-
lie Liberty and private right shke trod-
den down, and the material prosperity
Of the country essentially impaired, jna-
tice. humanity, liberty, and the pablie
welfare, demand that immediate Efforts
be made for a cessation Of hostiiitleas
With a view to an Ultimate Conysnslon
Of al the Sgates, or other peacsaEle
means to the end that a. the earliest
practicable moment peace may be re-
stored On the basis Of the Federal
/ unisu Of the States t,ss..zFs.
Rss0Iusd, That the direct intsrierence
Of the military authority Of tbs United
States ia the recent elections held IN
Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and Del
aware. vas shameful violation Of the
Consultation, aud TIE repetition Of such
acts 10 the approaching eleclipn viii be
held as revolutionary, and resisted wish
laft' the means and power under oar con
gvb s veura-3 qe,rf,
OF the Dsaaoerasic PaEiy Is % preserve The
/ Federal Union aud the rights OF the
States uaimpAirei aud thsy hereby de-
clare tlsas they consider the Admins.
( ,ratige usurpaiion Of extraordinary aud
( dangerous po@aEs not granted by The
Constitution. the subYeTpiou Of the civil
I 81 military law in States not 10 insut-
rection, the arbitrary military arrest,
Z IN, s3ri son msnt, trial and sentence OF
American oiiizens in States where civil
/ Law exists in full force, the suppression
} Of ftsedom Of speech and of the press,
the denial 81 the right ofasyiun, the open
aad avowed disregard q State rights, the
employment Of unusual test-oAths and
ltha Interference With and denial OF The
/ right Of the people %. bear arms, as ealeu'
lated TO prevent resiorasion ofthe Union
! aAd the perpetaatloh Of government
deriving ia juss powers from the consent
I of ,lfa governed -
y " solued, That the shAmsful disregard
Of the Adminisgatioa % is duty 10 re
spect to ouF fellow citizens who nov ADD
I long have been r.soaers u war in : ssf
I ering condition, deserves the seseresi re
protmtion Oh the scbra alike Of public
( interest aed common humanity.
RsaolreA Tha4 the sympathy Of the
! Democratic party ishearlily and earnest
I Is extended 70 the seldlery OF our arms
/ aho are aud have bsea IN the heid gu
dor tue flag Of our country, and In the
event Of our attaining poser, they viii
receIye ell tbe care Sad protection, re.
! gard and kindness, that the brave sol
d.egs Of the Republic have 90 noblJ
earned. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Financial.


REzAEKxs--Tlas rsosst ssaeszss 81 ogr arnSss
are hAsiax iAsir f.ees o. Fsisss .sa Al ths BAL
sfsrisg % spectators and gAaaiers easuas rrs.
Esaf eowawara msvsmsns u fbs prsmiam o.
Es'd. Ana IL he aetifous vzIass u property baset
"a the bee q gold. Tie struggle sgainst DE-
cline ~il b great. bet - ieaE - shs military
stuasisa laoks haT-fal. Al De e q tpsez-
Eaters ard essasg SEQ eAasot pressat Is. Alrs@dy
ths Es=sxaI Makes zach oppressed, snd fbsfs
has baeaa heavy dselihs 10 zoss ssapiss shrewa
bssinsss zen are takiuK the alarm, $50 vnrkinz
20 close 81 th-ir stock - aEeIa Ers4tsF los
GoEsraaasst ssaHfi-s are n great rsqusst -
aarAneisE prizes Asa tbs yslg asSEt tss wgrfh-
Issues. ef gEssabasks hAa slssgstAsE ceased.
h siieEiag 1lss shoss tss shsags in prizes
siaes shs d last. IN Ihs esasmeaiiips haH.sd
ssgt. 81. sepi I'd.
-, 1871. coaBoss---.--l-- az ] os5<
ysar Certificates -. az 8
COttoE--.--..-.-.-- ------.----- - h To
Gotten Eoess have d-eiiasa, ssd are tsaaInk
lover. CD ~
In tsis @Azkss @szsy Il a.sarasesy sbssda.s.
and ths lsgtaamzts dsFussa Is slapgi-3 at frsz 10
Is Y per cent. +th srfs-r "a
Exehsags On Ss~ York IN l.E supply. Bayisg
rzts lilo 70 \ eiseount. sellaz a. szs.
Thars Is gsoa assaAss rs s.z.s z-ss L. s-Iozs.
Aaa all oF4@rs are Ala b 81 L0vEy a CO.. a.
~ or sn1 latsrsst AI.0sed frsa dsy q aspiseS-
tioa- Tsay also fsraish the Ie-4o ave per csnt,
g. bonds % The sane tsrIas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
F. w. B0GEN Of New York. and
Col. W. @. MANK. OF the 3cd Ind

Col W. u. AAhk. OF the ed Ind,
wiz address the people In the Gs4rnan language
~ Bo.'On, Spencer Co., s..ardsy. Sept. am.
FaIda. spencer Co., ss;era.y. sept. 44,l, at 7
Ferdinand, Dubois 70 Monday, Sept. 2sth, at
cels.fas, Dubol. Co. Monday. sept. 2s,h. :. !
Hsy,rilis, Inbois Co, Tuesday. sept. z7th. at i
P.A.
Jsspsr. Dubois Co.. wednesday. Sept. es,h, at !
Hantingburgb. Dubois Co.. Wednesday. sept.
Holland. Dubsis Co.. Thursday. Sept. 2ssh, at
Boon,iIls, wsrriek Co. Thursday. Sept. 2oth.
MiiiersSargh. wsrrIek Co, Friday. SEPT. so,h,
ntIPM
Eswbargh. wauiek Co.. Friday, sept. Both. at
7P.a.
sma.eo. yaadsrbufgh Co, Saturday. Oct. lst,
4t7iz Pm
0sa Danm's, German ts~oshlp, yandsrbssEh
90 Monday Oct. %, ~ Pm.
Balssr Meyers, Armstrong township Fandsr-
burgii Co., monday, Oct. "a, At rs.
Parksf's settlement, Possy CO.. TassdSys Oct
9Th, at / r.a
BiainylIio. Poss7 Co.. Tuesday, Oct. so. a. I
IN
Hickory Branch. Possy Co, Wednesday. oct.
9Th, AZ Pm.
Nd. vernon. Posey Co.. Wednesday, Oct 6th, at
Black Hawk Mills. Posey Co. rhursaAy Oct
Wm nippsrssysr's. perry township. Wander
turgii e. fhurs ~ Oct. 9Th. 81 ! 80
Wafrfufoni Gibson Co, Friday, Oct. tn. al l
,ssss Roads. widnor Township. Knox Couniys
sa afiay, Ocioh sth, at7P
win the linton mon Ia the various localities
please make all The necessary srrangements9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Col. .Iaaness

Who made the celebrated pilgrimage to
Richmond, and had an interview with
jeff Davis, will fill the following APP
poiutments heretofore made for Lieut.
Governor Charles Anderson Of Ohio (the
latter being siek):
New Albany, Thursday, Sept. %, at
| PM Corydon, Friday, Sept, %, at
l PM. Leavenworth, Saturday. Sept.
q, a. l PM; CAnnelton, Monday,
Sept %, at PM Roekpors, Tuesday,
Sept y, at Pm; Newburgh, wsdnes-
dey, Sept 2s, at PM. F; Evansville,
Thursday, Sent 20, al JPN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Judge NibIack's Positles on the War
QueSlIon.

"Tf am elected 10 Congress. 4 Will
never vote 20 DRAFT any man into
the service, and a. were your Rep
rssentsttve now, would vote 60 re-
peal the present law authorizing n
draft.
'I will not, ~ elected your Repre-
sentative. vote amy more nen nor
Money, under any circumstance,
Tor the further prosecution OF the
wRF under the policy upon which 81
Is conducted.
"i am totally opposed 20 the em-
ployment OF negroes as soldiers. or
To the tnterferenee by the Govern
meat with ths tr any way or un-
der any circumstances"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
The County Union Candidates

Will NEST their fellow .citiksns a. follows;
Wm Hlppiemeysr'a, Perry township, Saturday,
Sept oath, at ,. y.
Peter BohB's. Centre iownahlp. Monday. Sept
gotta. ct Pm.
MeCisnd Ms Warehouse, Union township, Tues
day rept 9Th, at Pm.
Bsau Aewmau'a, Arnstr0n. township, Wednes
ia sept 2Blh, AZ 7 30.
KOesfef 4 Kofn'a Ninth Ward, Thursday,
Sept. 29fh, ~
oak Pam, scott ~, Friday, sept 30 att n
oiiina' 6 COL Rouse, knight tswhship. Mohs
day, Oct. 80. a., IT'S
hcs longs old place, German t0wnshipi Tues
day, uct ash, nt7ra FM
Aikens School Hon - Knight township. We'd
nerisY, oct 5th, at IN
tacnst school iense, German township, Thurs
day OF. ethi 10 w. D..
lluf akia's, Perry township, Friday, Oct Tth,
att o.
Evansville, Monday, Oct, 10Th, at "a
The Opposition candidates are Invited aud re-
queatsd to DO present ssptg.dswtd