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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
IMPORTANT ORDER.


COLUMBUS, Ono, Aug. 90
The following important order has
been issued:
HEaDQ'ks NORTHERN DEP'T,
Columbus, Ohio. Aug. 2T
General Order No 33
During the ensuing sixty days no Gre
arms or powder Of aBy kind will be re-
ceived, transported or delivered By any
railroad, express or other forwarding
companies within the limits Of this de-
partment, (Viz: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
and Michigan without permit from
these headquarters, from Gen A. p
Hovey, indianapolis, Indian; Gen H T..
Paine, Springfield, Illinois, or Lieut.
Col B. H. Hill, Detroit, unless shipped
or delivered to an authorized officer Of
the United States Government
Dealers in these articles, or others
having them in their possession, will in
no event be permitted to sell or deliver
them during that time. Il is the duty
of all military commanders and all Pro
vost Marshals and their assistants to see
that this order 10 enforced, and to seire
| all snch articles as may be clandestine
| ly sold, shipped or delivered in evasion
Of il Such property will be at once re
ported to headquarters for the decision
Of the commander IS to its disposition
forwarding, selling or delivering suci
freight. During this time, If property
is 10 transportation, excepting that ths,
may be sent to the end Of sach railroads
A. nov have them in possession for SAT
keeping, will be considered an evasion
of this order. The fact Of such for
warding will be reported to these head
quarters.
4 BIZ command Of
Major Gen. HEisrzELaAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
sEPTKNFEE 2

LIT OF Appointments for Messrs. Al
len and Aiblaek, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional bis
tTict.
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Mon
day, Sept 5, at II p NJ, at the Court
House.
Vaudeville, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at P NJ
PoseyvilIe, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept 6, at 7 P NJ
New Harmony, Posey County, Wednes-
day, Sept 7, at P NJ
Mt. Vernon. Posey County, Thursday,
Sept. 8, at P. NJ.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey County, Fri
day, Sept 9. at P NJ
School House, near White House, Per-
~ Township, yanderburgh County, Fri
day, Sept. 8, at p. NJ.
Cypress Dale, Union Township, Van
derburgh County, Saturday Sept. 10, At
II. NJ.
Lamasco, Vanderburgh County, Sat
urjay, Sept 10, at II p NJ.
Henry Beeker's, German Township
vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept. II
at p NJ.
Peter Bohns, Center Township
Marlborough County, Monday, Sept. IL
at p NJ
Newburgh. Warriek County, Tuesday
Sept I3, At P. NJ . g
/ Yaakeetown, Warrick County, Tues
daysAept Is. al p. M
Crowville, Warriek County, Wednss
day, Sept. IL, at p. NJ.
Lynnyille, Warriek County, Thursday
Sept Is, at p NJ.
Millersburgh, Warriek County, Thurs
day, Sept Is, at 7 P NJ
Boonville, Warrick County, FRIDAY
Sept. 10. at ?. NJ
az ? S~td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
voorhees, bombing on l,i.own track.

When the people were notified that a
large number Of pamphlet copies OF the
constitution, ritual, and oaths of the
traitorous order OF the o. A. K had
been found IN the Office Of Daaiel W.
Voorhees,, that virtueus individual waa
wrosh, and protested that be had no Of
fee, never knew anything about the doc
umenis, did not keep bis traps in that
office at all, and put on an air Of ipjur-
ed innocence IN general Oar readers
will remember his efforts to BROS beat
General Darlington into whitswashinK
him, and how thoroughly the General
puIverszed The demagogue for bis pains
This later excoriation Of Daniels hide
developed the nature of tae animal, aud
proved how deep the lash cut As be
could not deny the facts charged, be
does the next best thing, and the most
natural to his taste-to PLAY the role Of
the BLACKBOARD He has published a sour
rilous article against General Caring
ton, which found place in the eorgenial
columns OF the Sentinel on.yesIsrday
morning, In this Daniel concluded TIL
he had some interest in s'the Office where
these papers we're found He now saya
all his private correspondence for years
past was stored in that Office, and mourns
ike the "Whaugdoodls en- taenounssin4
Of Hepsidam over the enormity of Gen.
Darlington in violating the sanctity of
his private papers, If Daniel was so
careless ofhis papers that be forgot that
be had any control of the oEics where
thew were. he ought not TO Be- surprised
that when men found them lying around
loose they regarded them as abandoned
property and treated them as such.
General Darlington never entered his Of
fee, but the apers we're found BY plain
men, who in their simplicity supposed
that correspondence relative to iEpor-
ting twenty thousand rifles By tbs peace
loving Daniel, had some public impor-
lance and they handed them over 10 Gen
eral Darlington
But what right las man Who ID an
Gagged in traitoroas correspondence 70
claim immunity for the evideace of his
guilt? The sanctity of the law does act
belong to the implements of treason, and
it is the duty of good citizens 10 thwart
the Vaccinations of the guilty in any
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
The National "Democratle" Plat
form.


Resolred, That ia the future, as in
the past, We will adhere with unwaver-
ing Hdelity to the Union under the Con
s1tution as lhe only solid foundation for
our strength, security and happiness as
a people, and as q framework OF Govern
ment equality conducive to the welfare
and prosperity Of all the States, both
Northern and Southern.
Resolred, That this Convention does
explicitly declare as the sense Of the
American people, that after four years
failure to restore the Union By the expe-
riment Of war, during which, under the
pretense Of a military necessity or war
power, the Constitution itself has been
disregarded in every part, and public
liberty aud sacred rights alike tFodden
down, and the material prosperity Of the
country eventually injured, justice, hu.
mainly, liberty and the public welfare
demand that an immediate effort be
made for a cessation Of hossilities, with
a view 20 an ultimnte convention Of all
the States, or other peseea5le meass 20
the end, that At the earliest possible mo
msnt, peace may be restored on the basis
| W NAN tHAEA&t 1AtbA VI tug STRIVE
Rssolred, That the direct interference
of the military authority Of the United
States, in the recent elections held iu
Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and Della
ware was a shameful violation Of the
Constitution, and a repetition Of such
acts, in the approaching election, will
be held as revolutionary and resisted
with all the means aud power undes our
control
Resolved, That the aim aud object Of
the Democratic party is to preserve the
Federal Union and the rights Of the
| States unimpatred, and they hereby de-
clare thatlhey consider the administrative
usurpation of extraordinary and dan
gerous powers not granted by the Con-
stitution; the suppression Of the civil
By military Law in the States not in in
surrection; the arbitrary military arrest
and Imprisonment without trial and sen
tencs of American citizens in States
where civil lac exists in full force; the
suppression OF freedom of speech and OF
the press, the denial of the right of asy-
| lum, the open and avowed disregard of
| State rights, the employment of unusual
test oaths, and the interference with and
denial Of the right OF the people to bear
arms, as calculated TO prevent restors-
tion ofthe Union and the perpetuation
Of the Government receiving its Just
powers from the consent of the Govern
ment
Resolred, That the shameful disregard
of the Administration to do its duty in
respect to our fellow citizens who now,
and long have been prisoners of war in
suffering condition, deserves the sever
est rsprobation, on the score alike OF
! public and common humanity
8 RssoIeed, That the sympathy Of the
Democratic party is heartily and ear
nestly extended to the soldiery Of cur
army, who are and have been on the Geld
under the flag Of our country, and in the
event OF our attaining power they will
receive al the care, protection, regardf
aud kindness that the brave soldiers
the Republic have so nobly earned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

substitute, in seeing that every other
maa liable to draft in the county is en-
rolled
Everybody who il interested in this
matter should make it his special bust
mesa to see that his neighbors are en-
rolled. And 1t would be q good idea to
have committee from each township
Of the county and ward Of the city to
examine the enrolment lists and see
whether any names have been omitted.
The mere names that are down, the
lighter the draft will falI-that ia, the
less are the chances for being drafted.
This is matter worthy of considera-
e;op aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
The Heterogeneous Party.

We conYersed With nine gentlemen
yesterday who voted for Lincoln in 1860,
who declared that they would not do il
in 1864 They are awaiting the Chi
csgo nominations Indianapolis Senh-
uei
There are fifteen gentlemen living on
one short street in this city, in the same
hx-Nste Albany Ledger. =
This state of affairs prevails all over
the country. In this city there are hun
dreds Of men who voted for Lincoln in
1860, who now declare their intention to
vote either for Fremont or the nominee
Of the Chicago CONVENTION Lincoln is
emphatieally "a dead cock in the pit
lie will be the worst beaten man that
ever run for the Presidency In these
United States So Enots Il be. - EvaHs-
eiite Timss
The above presents a string of speei-
mems Of Comprehend prevarication. In
all our acquaintance IN this city we do
not know Of man who, after having
voted for Lincoln in 1860, will now vote
for the Copperhead nominee, or give a
half vote for him by voting for Fremont
The Lincoln men of 1860 voted for
him on principle If they have changed
their principles, we don't want them. II
Mr. Lincoln has changed his principles,
they ought not to vote for him If they
still adhere to Republican IDEAS II can
not be shown that the principles of Mr..
Lincoln are different now from What
they we're in 1850. Therefore any Of the
tnrn-coats of whom the Times speaks
are apostates, aud the party which has
Apostatized from JaeksoniAn DemoerscY
is an appropriate receptacle for them.
ALI the debris, the refuse, the scum. the
dregs, the ofseourings of the Locofoeo,
the Wing, the Abolition, and the Know.
Nothing parties belong to the modern
Democratic party
Black spirits. AL waite,
Blue spirits, aud gray;
Mtngle, mngle. mfagls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Judge s.biack's Position on the War
fluaaftnu

Judge s.biack's Position on the War
Question.
nIf 1 ana elected to CongTess. 1 will
never vote 10 DRAFT any man tnso
the service and " were your Rep
resentRtivs now, svoaId vote t0 re-
peal the present law authorizing a
DRIFT,
al will not, n elected your Repre-
sentative. vote amy more men nor
money, under amy circumstances,
for the further prosecution OF ths
war under the policy upon which Il
Is conducted.
al sm totally opposed To ths era
pioyment Of negroes as soldiers, or
40 the tnterforoHes by she GoxeEn-.
ment with them. In any way or un-
der any elrcumstAmees.w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Gen. Hoyey's STAFF.

The following named officers are an
nounced as upon the staff of Major Gen.
Hovey, commanding the District, and
will be ebeyed and respected accord
ingly:
Capt Andrew C. Kemper, A. A. G. Of
Volunteers, Assistant Adiutant General
and Chief of Stsf.
Lieut. Jesse W Walker, Acting As
sistaut Adiutant General
Capt James Wilson. i. q II. {. :.
Vols, Chief Qgartsrmaster.
Capt Thos. Foster, C. 5. Z. 5. Vols,
Chief Commissary.
Capt. Fergus Walker, V r C., Act
ing Assistant Inspector General
Lieut. Charles B. Harris, 18th Bat
terry Ohio Vols, Acting Judge Advocate
4 Surgeon :. S. Bobbs, q. S. Vols,
Medical Director.
Col ". W. Frybarger, LIST Indiana
ARTILLERY. Chief of ARTILLERY.
Lieut. John 7. McQuiddy, Aide-de-
Camp
All etcial communications from
troops serving in the District viii be
addressed to Lieut. jesse W. Walker
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
The Enr0liment

There are great many newcomer.
in town who have come here to live.
The men ought all to be enrolled, and
ws suppose they are Bat under the
most careful enrolment, there is la
biIty to omit some names.
Every mad subject to draft ia person
ally interested, unless be has obtained .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
AUCTION.

I'nERE Wilt BE SOLD on THE PREM
isss = tohn iuEis, In seoff Township, Van.
derhufsh county. Ind on Thursday. sept 10Th,
1854 shout ten head Of cattle so,as IN fbem III
81 he butcher tsn bead Il sheep, . - one fine
Mare, sis years etd one last spflna Colt. Plous
sna some Hsfuess and Implements In Hual nndfy
AZ TIE sane time there viii b. offered fof sale 10
- - ssfss 81 land e Of which il cleared aad
~ Clover pasture aud ~ 10 pat 10 wheat Half
thF PER hAsF uaaeF ~ remain afa The land on
fnertHaRs, and ntns moHtbs credit on the personal
property, wish approved security. sale Is ON.
meace A. Ten o'clock ,. n.
sagfs-wtas john IsGLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

GUERRILLA RAID INTO WIEr CoUSTY =
HEArY RoBBERIEs-The Wheeling In
tslfigsucer is informed that early on FRI
day morning last gang Of forty-two
gaerrillas entered the town Of Newark,
IN Writ county. They robbed the store
OF Mrs. Stewart. taking about $500 worth
of dry goods, boots, shoes, and notions
They also took from the store of Mr..
Foster, formerly delegate in the Legs
lature from Writ county, about $1,000
worth Of goods OF ali descriptions. They
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
The chicago Copperheatl Platform

The chicago SOpperhead Platform.
We publish to-day as correct copy
Of this platform as We can obtain at
present.
lis one Of the most coisardly plat
forms that has ever been constructed
1t fails to come oaa plainly aud express
the sentiments of the vast majority who
voted for it, via State Rights, or the
absolute sovereignty of the States;
peace at any price; the right of seces-
sion, These are principles of the mod
ern Democratic party as very largely
represented at the Chicago Convention.
Yet the delegates there we're afraid to
express their true sentiments in their
platform. date AZ
There is one resolution however which
looks very strongly TO submission to the
rebels In fact, if carried out to its
legitimate resal,s, it can end in nothing
but National humiliation and ruin. We
allude TO the second resolution. which
insists on cessation of hostilities aud
National Convention to negotiate for
peace. "a ga f
When we get q copy of these resolu-
tons that ear be relied on as complete
and correct, we shall disseet and ana
lyze them, and demonstrate what they
really contain.
Suffice it at present 10 say, that tia
platform does not give satisfaction to the
Peace element of the party; while it is
much too strongly for hurniliating and
destructive peace 10 suit the views of
the War element in the organization. 1t
suits nobody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
A CARD.

Tha undersixusd having sold ozs his entire stock
Of Ready Maae CIothIag. and GsntlsHsFs Fer
nishing Goods. and retired rom tns sasaEes-,
herstgv axurssses bis grateful Acknowledgements
= - rrssserous friends ena eEstcn1ers tor their
usst usfronage % literally extended 70 hia, and
saouid respectfully. recommend Aeesrs- Taylor q
- - bzrs grscces1ed hin IN the bushes, aud
xho ars nov prepared % furnish % their cnst 1z-
srs sTsry article in thsir liss, Of the very bsst
ATTY. and AZ tss Essst fAEoEabls prices
mass0 II Lyon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
LAW CARDS.
Jas. II. Walker
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent fer obtaining Pensions,
Back Pay and county
TOR DISCHARGED soLDTTgs, AND FOB
I tbs widows and cthsr legal representatives Of
sase who die in the service Of tbs Caitsd States.
,@ee On tbs yorth-wsst side Of Taz4rd Street.
asar thu washtxxscr Houss and rssxiy cpposirs
the Ccars E0nzs EwsnswiIhe, Indiana
All b1siaesa entrusted 60 him vii - pronply
atssnasd g. u1siy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
IN GIBSON COUNTY.


Iae undivided = Of " X q \ + sr, seetieu {,
t3sn ?. r&nrs H. wnsts under watch TRACT, Hnd
~ hia = tes1 of the surfsce lies coed veta Ct
eest lea Get thick AMI easy Of secesa
Asa $50 A1Fee - the sentA- Ast part ef said
county 50 ! and timber good. This tract Ia also
riea to missFAi prednets. Tstis psF set.
aaR&t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Union Fnsegsiys com"'ittss' lat
LOST

Htas n ogT. OR TAKEH FROM OUR WHARF
Ia Il Beat, large fair Leather Trunk. marked o.
one end ~ s. % on ibs other aeatd-r"Afs ".
Starting. Marqnet,as Mich. care OFabe, brown
s1as Co. liberal rsuard wilt be paid for s return
or sny information that may lead : l.s recovery
zfaf s aaxae.iwa cox 4 HUMPHREY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
SCHOLASTIC.
RECRUITS WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED recruits wanted to nll up ths
~ losh Indiana Cavalry, ktzsinned At Pulaski,
Tenn. hscrusta viii apply 10 Capt @. X. Drsw.
Frsve.a Marshal Of the First Congressional nisS
triet, headquarters at Evansville, Ind. Trsus
PoFtAiien furnished to Pulaski, where the reSi-
ment Is being newly armed and mounted.
- THoS. @. WILLIAMSON,
ansz4 Major i0ta Ind Cav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
FOR SALE.

BUILDING Tors AND IMPROvRp PROP
ID cry in Evansville Apply to
VII w. h WALKER,
angfi-swdkw third u op Court Henss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
PRIVATE BOARDING.

nrRsnFs MkYsdxr DAY BOARDING ny
81 Il calling q tive story ffs.e house the
ger o. rrnbkin snd the next street hsiow Fult. q
Avenue, LamAsce. sus29 iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
FOR SALE

[A4O 10 wH.&w. n WALLER.
AaEif-twdAw Thira "a, ap. Court HeHss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

INFORMATION WANTED.

TSFoRMATIoS WANTED RELATIVE TO
l. Andrew Ferguson Draper. Whsn lass hard q
vas AZ NswburEh. Warriek county, Ind, 10 Feb
ruAry, 1851 He IA supposed 70 be dead Aby in
rE2tior respecting kfE viii be paid for most
literally b addressing 10 Mr. Gsorge Draper. Ne
IS Great Howard street, Liverpool. E4gfasd. Or 20
Mr. Roberts. No. -, Park Row, Ssw ToFk Ctr
anx3u-es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

9pz- BELI. from Bsllvisu Hospital, New York
City, has now been here long enough to prove Ais
professional capabilities, and has done so to the
satisfaction Of siArss number OF our eitissns and
these freq other towas and the surrounding
country.
His last advertisement and accompanying LETT
Ter, under the head Of Private" shsuld Be care
fully read by all No Aarcury used IN his treat.
nsnsl sonEalsa<son Ese. JysNiyek1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
COTTON EXPRESS.
BellefOntalne Cotton Express
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK.
TINE euAnAxrxxn,

sTsHfs LTGHTEIsG EXPRESS LINE FOR
~ tr1usin1szlon Of Catton to tbs East, By
dispatch. is nov fuIiy established
So Time Bills Of LsdIBg will b given.
TINE THROUGH, TEN DAYS.
So Lausignments solicited.
RR0Wss BUHEERsoH co, Agents,
@self-im Evansville, IHdizaR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

zsi roH FLgcToas LAxGy.
David g. Cooling. Ct Hancock.
s4fsf Rebar1 W. Thompsen, Of figo.
Eoa STATE ELEsross
So ia f,issfiet-JAraes c. Denny, Of Knsx
aa47ea saiHs TT John s. Heaghiand, q SPENCER
"a BtHtrtet-Gyras r. AiEens Of tIsrk.
t1zf tie fsf9A lsfA3 Francis Westsr, Of Lagfange.
81 DissrIet--Heury r. PEitehard, Of barthoig.
lafeH Has Etzdison Evans Of Lawrenes.
s..ffaa Atk utstrfet--TAonfaAs sexton, Of Hush
aIiz Is ais4zas ~ q. v. Kygsr, Of Frank3n
trs ssf AIN rtstrlee-BsuI d Ciaypoei, Of Faystte.
Joshna II asllstt, If Henry.
ss1g Dasfrlet -. ). Wright, Of Morgan.
saa4 8 q. Green, Of shelby.
IS ~ s.ssrlat JOAN Osborn, Of Putnam.
~ +. ia ssfg Thomas ~ hies, Of Pafks.
4us ~ SER pisyles-R p. Daxldsou, Of Tippseahos
aalt= tss aaf q Benz. y Gregory, Of Nerfen.
80 as4s eth Dstriet--J4rnes b. BslfsTd, Of White.
sssf sFar 81 ssa. Aaron Gusrneys Of Porter
81 fesh Dtstfsst--r. r.. Dickinson, of Dekaib-e
.fa. asfafa Halist Kiiheurne, Of Elkhaft
sfIaafFs IIth Distrlet--Johp n Wallace. Of Grant.
-a#is ss5 ~ James a. Tempsrs Of Jay.
Hfnr sIafH
.e.a tss unton Fxeeuaive Committee, LIT
s-.t District.
..5-s. s. Dastsss,---Jons vas TarEs prime pal;
s.aaa 81 hst w. v. THohrs9Hi Contingent
DaSoas-JoHn MASS, priheipal;
4ifT t4st EnHEsr PreKnAebr, contingent
90 eessa-H D. FarsoH, p ipeipai
F JAHgs 7 EasaEE contingent
e...I..ai Esos~MmFoH = GHER, principals
.s# szss. JANIS =. PaireaHtH eentngsnt'
Mayta.-bswIs BeooEs. principals
MIGHEEL BELLY contingent
Pfts,-aooDLrTr MoRaAs, principals
r. @ uAnxo@p, eea ingent-
al ~ ~ E.J. RoaEas, coptingsnt.
speaev,-gsEss AatEr, principal;
n. T. hEacHEVALt contingent
s4dsta & aVsaaegbsrek -ALYkH JofstaaS principal.
sasl adg r55Hf JAuns H. Mes EELH, contingent
= fsa Warrsst --JoHs D. HAspI, principals
a+a4 !. b. HuBsrsTH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
IN. H. & WM. H. WALKER,
AGENTS
For the Purchase and Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.
Third Street. opposite Court House
EVANSVILLE. IyE.

1-oR SALE or EASY TERMS. THE FOL
L loving Lands.
IL ysSpEEErEGU rofxTY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

FOR PRESIDENT IL 1884
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
-. FoR yIcE-PREsrDEsT
ANDREW JOHNSON,
of Tennessee.
SUBJECT 20 tbs decision Of the People at the Polls
For Congress, LIST District,
COL. CYRUS nj. ALLEN,
~ OF Knox County
Union State Ticket.
FOR Goversoy,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
wAyEE.
Union State Ticket

Ell 1ASAS&~p
Or wATBE
FOR LseHs Gov~s0r,s
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
OF vAsDEEBuEsH-
= = Is s For Secretary Of essts,
NELSON TRUsLER, Of Fsystis.
For zsdasr Of STATE,
THOMAS B. MccABTY, Of Wabash.
y - ~ Rsv Treasurer Of State,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington
Fer Aa1yasy- General,
pELANA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of PatnsIa
Yer C1yk Of ths saprs1ns Court
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court
COL. BEN. HARRIs0s, Of Hsrien.
For Sapyszas Judges,
list District-JAs g. FRAZER Of Koseiusko
n District-JEHU r. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
"a Distriet-CHAs. A. RAT, Of Marion.
asa Distriet-R0BT. 9. GREGORY Tippseanos
Fer ssp~4ntsadsnf Of Public Iasirnetio~,
PROF. GEORGE W. Ness, Of Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
There are Meteor Inrantinn .

Or hair . any unpleasant hue, 70 glorious black
or enchanting brown. Unique in its composition
aad ias1iegs In its results. 1t has achieved pepu-
larity with both sexes with every class Of society
and in all parts Of the werld. Manufactured by
J. CRIsTADoEo, No. 6. Astcr House, New York
SOLD By all Druggists Applied BY ell Hair Dress
axs anx2-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

HOTEL wANTED,--Anv psrson having one 70
i i dispose Of may do go BY dropping letter In
ths Peatofaes addressed 10 J, Nj, steele, Ansvie,
lad giving their sddress aag29-lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
WANTED.

EVANSVILLE CRAwFoRDsyILLE Rail.
II road Stock for which tbs hiRhss rAfes vi |
be paid, BY W J. LOWRY AGO,
sept Ne. | First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
FOR SALE.

A USEFUL, LIGHT DRArGHT STEAM
II Boat, In good ranning order. Cheap for
cash Require 4
asgs7-dtf cox HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

f9c@s f1sesAs9 ~ eAfe- ~thneaA ShAfke-
The above prices are Tor q session q tassnty
auaks half g fe rais % entraaee. and The BAL
znee sfier the fuieaie 81 tie session
Tb4rs win - no ehsHEe q teachers fcx the en-
sums year. VI. g. WALLER
auxit-inno Principal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Church PropertY for SAFE.

81 CTRAMBoAT ToR sALE--Far particulars
- call on Cox Humphrey. aug26-etd