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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
A Letter from thc Hon. ben. wees

| A Letter from the Hon. Ben. Weed.
Fror, Our Special Correspondent.
GEN BUrLEas HEADQUARTERS, July 81, 1864.
The following letter although franked " b.
Wo.d NJ. c. and addressed to Capt. T.. G. Dejar.
pette. Prisoner Of War, Fortress Monroe, Va" will
nrobably be read in The TRIBUNE long time before IL
falls into The hands OF the man ia whose case his friends
b. Wood and others pprehend no dihiulty''
oyucx NKw.YoRx DAILY NEWS No 10 GIrI HAL AZ.
| n.s,,. I,clossd mud personal" from late Southern
w.. 90 B. WOOD
p'H Per @. W..
c.,rF O. pRyARxErrE PRISONER AT FoRrRses hos.
RoE-Yoar communication has been Teeeiven out n ss
aps,enspd. No SS "a few days DEJARNETTE
| New-York News please copy
Addressed: Capt. L. J. DEJARNETTE,
Prisoner Of Wu,
Fortress Monroe, Va
fsons. plea.e forward to next destination
II seems this personal" first appeared in Richmond
paper was then according 10 request, copied into IAs
ye.- York N.rs from which it was clipped BY "B.
Wood. NJ. c. and mailed under his frank 10 Rebel
Captain De Sornette. ....
In late number OF The Nec Regime paper pubhsheo
a, Norfolk was published among other proceedings OF
Military Commission, the findings and sentence IN tho
case of two men, Lewylan aud Null by name accused
OF harborng Rebel spies Teey were found guilty ana
sentenced to one and two years In the penitennsfy.
One Of the spies harbored Capt E. G. DO Jarnette
who, when captured some weeks after oy nicely hid
trap. represented himself - Signal officer In the
.srvice of the Conlederates IL is question Of some
interest how intimately the Hon. Ben. Wood is con-
nected with this Rebel spy what the nature OF mo
The weather has lapsod back to its old condition ~
;r,anse heat Five men Of Turner's division. lOtn
Crns died TO day from sunstroke, from immoderate
Sr,rf,ng Of water while the march. Poor fsnoWs.
,hav cad not resist the temptation Of waysde spga
and in the quatng Of refreshing waters sney qusneo
their death. ,..,. ~ ths issusa
Of the Sanitary Commission VI vegetabies 70 sae ooPs
in ,he trenches from june 10 TO Aug. !, iso4i \.
aI2 bb potatoes l4s0 do. cueunbsr p'ckieo ~ cos
t ed onions 6u0 do esh euiens 80 do ssnet su -
r. dad appes do beans 80 do bests ~ 90
do CURED cabbage ls2 do assofed S ''a "
cabbases 81 bS1es and - bbis canned a.,
II single soldier has been omssSe ~ sss.e 1919 -
these distributions IL 10 tho fant VI Lci. o.ooS
reports Of the number Of men 10 eecn W inc
agents of the Commission are the Dxsis o.
However the o. stem is perfect mat rev sv VINO
have not had their full share q"
Tn. Norfolk AID Perssnseush Eleesfses
From Our speei. Correspondent.
GEN. BuTLER's HEADQUARTERS
August l, 1854.
Tn the custody Of the Provost-Manna -
these headquarters there 10 to-day one Edmana ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

Tn. Nerf.,k and Portsmouth, Elecsisas
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
GIN. BurLERs HEADQUARTERS
August l, 1854.
In the custody Of the PROVOST Marshal -
these headquarters thore 10 to-day one Edmana ="
sneaa This Snead was living on the Eastern Sho''
See Fifth Pngc. af
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is believed that details win be satisfactorily arranged
An informal truce however has existed all DAY. and
both parties have suffered each other carry water 10
the wounded in and around the ruined fort
Full hospital lists OF the 9th Corps, With the exception
Of that of Ferreros DIVISION herewith forwarded
7. c. @.
LIST OF CASUALTIES AMONG OFFICERS OF FERRERo's
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| IIrApouaRrrps Amy OF PoToMAS )

Halfpast 3 in ths morning found our men IN the
trenches wide awake and eIpectant Everything being
in readiness the fuse connecting with the main chamber
was lighted Ten minutes elapsed and yet no explosion
roaihless with suspense the men awaited the result
Hall an hour passed by and the silence remained I'M
broken aud it became evident that the fuse had gone
out But who, with even the probability safety dare
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In
the Post-OGce AZ Evansville, stass Of IRdianA,
I3th day Of Juse 1854
81 Ts obtain any OF these isfters. ths aP7li-
can't must call for - a1rertsssd ls1e-s, give The
date ef thi. list zsz pay one osss for Advertising
- II not called for within ezs aaozeA, they VII
Be sent 70 the Dea1-Leftsr OfSoe-
FREE DELIVERY Of letters By ezETisvss AZ the
rssisences Of owrsrs lin the larger eitissl may ee
SECUTED b observing the foIlsSi1g ECLES
l. OBJECT letters plainly . tie street sad
nz1b@r, Is well - the Post-ofiee snd STATE
2 HEAD letters With ths writer's rcN-sSes
and ekate. svssf and zssmbc~. sign them pl@inly
With fan nEses and request that answers -
directed accordingly.
}. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitors IN
town o. city. Whoss special address nay Be uE-
kzown. skoaE be marked, IN the lower lefs-hzza
corner, With ths wsrd TrAnsi IT.
:. Psaes the postags-ssznsP OF tie Hppey -sg&-
Aazd corner, and lszEs spsrs hetzesa the STAMP
asd direction for poSs-saarsiss without intsrfsr-
lag With the vrstiag-
MA REQUEST for the RETURN Of . lat.
ter = the writer. II unclaimed within thirty d2yi
or less. written or printed with the writer's zaAe
poss-eEess and Stale. across the lsfs-hAnd sn9 O
tas savsicps, on thu f4oe side. will Be eomrEiss
With ~ the usual prepaid rate e Dossags. payahi
Wien the lsttsr is delivered to ths wFiter--sse
-, Law Of 1855
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

LOOKING TO CoALITioS.-The New
York World says there is now no essen
tial difference Of opinion on the slavery
question between the Fremont men and
the Democrats, while there are other
more important questions upon which
" both parties agree.
AL the copperhead press are eulogiz-
ing Fremont, and Of course they look to
a coalition with Parker Pillsbury and
the ancient order Of abolitionists, and
we shal1 not be surprised to learn that
the proposed Chicago Convention has
been indefinitely postponed and the plat
form and nominee Of the Cleveland Con-
yention adopted By the peace-loTing
JEFF Davis aiding hiseegensting De
mocracy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

nJ- The Richmond Examiner has lost
all patience with Grant, and thus petu-
lautly delivers itself.
Operations at the front have fire.
quently confounded calculations, and
turned speculation hithsr and thither
with short turns and little ceremony.
Now Grant has been retreAtlng on
Fredericksburg, and au0n he Is at spot
sylvanis Court House. Now again he
meets with disasters that would have
sent any reasonable man back to Lin
coin, but quickly be Is fauk-marching
for Richmond. Now he crosses the
North Anna and coufronts Lee appAr-
emily for battle; but night comes and be
steals away, aud starts for the PENN
sala. Nov, be crosses at Hanovsrtown
IN bis flight to his new base, bus last aud
latest we learn that his face is again
tarned toward Richmond, and that be
confrouts Leo on the Tolcpotomy Creek,
with prospect Of an immediate fight
ut Is time for Us TO cease all specu-
lations as TO Grants movements and at
tend to the facts. lie has been Offering
to eight when we thought he was retreat
ing, and retreating when we thought he
was offering fghl; he has been advancing
when be was whipped, and heading up
stream when he bad every reason 10
hurry down. He has gone BY the rule
Of military eontrariness, and has always
disappointed as whenever we supposed
that he Was acting sensibly or consist
emily with himself We suppose that he
has come to the fnal fight al last, though
warned By experience, We express the
opinion with becoming doubt
There was some diminishing yssisr'
day. We know not at the time Of writing
this to what extent We should predie,
general battle to-day If il were not that
Il seems SO probable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
NEW MUSIC.

Camp TruHblas.
HArk The hugle sounds;
AIbsugh sehotsish. By aIinningsr,
Our Generals wAlta, By Soldier,
When the HiEht Winds are still, dastt.
whes you and wsrs boys. words BY George P.
Msrris,
Polka Waltz. by Minnfnxer,
DO They Think Of me At Roue-ths nest bean
tifli transcription Of this song Of any Jet pub
IisAei-hy Pref Chas. Mathews. Eor sale BY
Juae lf,h, WARREN & ccNYSGToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

MENNISgER's JoKEs-Secretary Mem
minger, in his communication Of May
20th, to the rebel Senate, admits that the
whole amount derived from taxes during
the present year will afford no aid in
paying the current expenditures Of the
Government He gravely adds that be
regards this as ''aa imperfect feature in
the tax bill He then proposes that
they resort to a specie basis for ell pur.
chases aud Improvements" as being
more acceptable TO tke Government and
the owner His mode Of "resorting to
a specie basil" is to steal what the rebels
want wherever they can find it, aud
leaving with the victimized parties GER
tiheases payable tIeo years after peace
in specie There Ia a quiet bumor about
Mr. Memminger's financial jokes worthy
Of being compared with the most polish
ed addresses Of the celebrated Jack
Sheppard and Dick Tarpin to their I'M
Fortunate victims.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
.IOdHZ.
Dr. HI. Anders g. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

iodine water acts upon tha Heart Liver. Kid
nsys, Digestive Organs, and Glanduiar System.
The succoss which has attended tho use II this
remedy In private practice, and tho endorsement
Of mtdlcai authority, enable Us 20 recommend 1t
70 the Practitioner and the public, frellng con
edsnt tha, with fair trial Il will attest it, own
excellence In the cure Of chronic diseases which
Indicate Iodine, such az serofula Bronchitis Skin
krnptionu, Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases
Nervous Anectionn, Neuralgia, RhaumAtisin, Dys.
pepsia, Debility syphilis, elc.
fhysteisns may rely upon the uniform strength
OF iodine Water aa containing three quarter
grains PuRE Iodine In each huid-ouaeo PuHE va
Ter, solvent hsiag assd IL IL not liable 10 de-
composition nor spontaneously iaFmed inequail.
ties neither IL the Iodine oxydxed aor neutral.
i9ed By combination with any Ingredient, which
render this solution superior to any other method
Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany eash bottle, that u
may be used a. family medicine a. we'll - by
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. oa receipt Of I'VE
collars, six bottles delivered TKKE by express to
any address.
beware 81 Ceuztsrfsits and limitations which
unprtneipled dealers endeaver TO dispose Of on our
reputation. See cur signature and trademark
tAhe Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT,
upon the labels and wrappers Of each bottle with.
cot which none IL genuine.
Otreularu gratis.
DIR. II. ANDERs 4 Co,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. as Broadway, New York.
yls dAwom sp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

REBEL BzEAsTwoRxs-A company Of
the 24th New York cavalry recently
took possession Of newly constructed
breast work, thrown up by the rebels,
near spottsylvania. On pulling out
some rails sticking in the embanknent,
for the purpose Of building fires, poF-
ton Of the bank gave way, leaving ex-
posed tier upon tier Of bodies OF rebel
soldiers, slain ia that vicinity, and
which had been used by their living com
radss in erecting fortiE.ations to protect
them from Burnsides shells
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
STRAY.

DAN AWAY on Sunday evening", June fzfh,
II horse, coIor not known, bat supposed 10 Be
bay had q cotton rope around bis neck. Any
person who may have taken mp said horse 81
give Information where be may Be found, w.3 b
laerslly rewarded by applying a. Cox Haia-
phEeys upper wharf bost. When last seea The
said horse vas nsar the Arthsr II. johnson Place.
funAl4dst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
O.. ADANK.

Having rsGttsd ssd rsf1rnished his ssIooz,
On SECOND STREET, two doors
below Main,
DEGS LEAVE TO TSFORE THE CITIZENS
II tkar he now has everything sonpisfed in fha
latest New York style. and viii b prspased a. All
tines % furniah parties and private families With
Ics-Crszz a. their homes, in zozids or otksrxlss
in Quantities to suit
His saloon 10 well Etssd Or Tfsitors whom hs
lnTfra ~ Siva him 3 call mayIT Ina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

THE. ScRIsSER, Of the Cairo Daily
Nercs, called on US day before yesterday
on his way TO Cincinnati The Nescs is
live paper, aud goes in for Old Abe
and Andy Johnson with a shout
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
WANTED.

CCHOoL TEACHER - By the Congregation
- Bsuai Israel q competent Male eacLsr d fhe
English Branches 70 take charge o. their school
aboat the ist Of September next. Salary liberal
For particulars, apply to
b. HEIMAfIN, President.
wM. LOwKFTHAL, seot'y. juis
OUsE-COETAIHfEG THREE OR -FOUR
IL rooms, not exceeding twelYs squares ffeia
the Post Once. Any one having such an house
for sale san hnd purchaser BY applying at this
Oflos.
INJOOL- 90, 900 pounds Of Wool, for which the
w higost market price will be paid
a. GUMBERrs.
onBcs at l.. Lowsnthal Cos Store, corner Of
Main and first StTests. may25 I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

@-The cireIevills CO., UaioH, .
radical paper, says
I'VE hold that no man Of sense can be
Democrat, in 1864, aud, ct the
same time, friend Of the var. No
honest man ought to support VIA. be
regards as wicked and atrocious war,
waged in violation Of the ConstiIa-
ton.
The Union is right There is but one
issue before the people, and that Is. not
how the var shall be conducted, but
whittier it shall be conducted at all. The
Democracy are for peace--immedia,a
peace ~ Cincinnati Enquirer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
STOCK,BREEDING.
Important to Breeders Of Blooded
Stock

THE CELEBRATED STALLION "BU.
Il FORD" will naake the season Ct iss4 - the
Amsriean Stable. EvansvilEs, Ind
TKRzs--$20 to insure
PxpIGREE--Butord was got By imported Glsz-
eoe, nrst dam BY Minstrel. Minstrel b. 2sdoe.
Aedoe By New York EcIipse; second dam By BG-
ford's AlexAEasr laird dam by Hazx halls Mess,
toHrth dam BY Daks Of Bedford, hffh dam b.
tHa91s sixfh dam by importsd D4hsfer.
RICHARDSON BRITToF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll
patehsIOr,. ceIebratsd Hair Dye

batoHeIUTB OoIoDIat5u HdII Dye
Is The Best in the Woridi The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
Kn0aCn.
This spisndid Hair Dye Il Peffsot-chAnges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair. Instantly to . Glossy Black
Or NstaFsi Brown. without InIarinE the Hair sf
Staining :hs Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and
Beautiful imparts frssh vitality, frequently re-
storing its pristine color, and rsetinsa the III
stSsots Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILL
LIAM A. BAToHELoR, ali others msre int
tations, and should b avoided. Sold by al
Druggists, 40. Faetory-s2 Barclay street, N.
BkToHEL0n's NEW TOILET CREAM ron
DRESSING THE HAIR. lyiOdwIy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
!. Thou .baIt not eommit .dulterr,

Thou shalt not commit adultery
kept with 9 niger.
" Thou shalt not swear except at 9
digger.
Thou shalt no; worship false gods
except the sacred niger.
And so on
This IS the Gospel according to St
VaIlandigham, Of the Church of the
New Dispensation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

yea KLgcTsEs AT LARsE.
David 8. Cooling, Ct Hancock.
kishar5 W. Thompson, Of Yige.
Toa STATE ELECTORS.
let Distriet--Jsmes G. Denny, Of KnoI.
John .. Houghland, Of Spencer.
"a Distrlst--cyrus y. nixon, Of Clark
Francis WestsF, II Lagrauge
"a DisteIst-Hsnry B. Pritehard, Of Bartheio
rev.
Madison Evans, Of Lagrenes.
9Th D,strlst-Isoaldas Bextea, o. Rush.
U,Y.K ygsr, Of franklin.
Sth Dissriet--Benl. r. ciaypOoi, Of Eaysiis.
Jes6ua II. Msllsft, - Henry.
eth Dlstrlst--J j. Wright, o. Morgan.
j. @. Green, Of Shelby.
7th Dlstrlet-JohH Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas n. Rice, Of Parks.
sth Distrlet-R p. Davidson, Of TippecaBOe.
Benz. Gregory. Of Warren
9Th Distrisf--James b. BslfoTd. Of white.
Aaron Guerney, Of Porter
18th Dlstrlat--T. X. Dickinson, Of Dekelb.
Haltst Kilbourns, Of Elkhaft.
Iith Dlstriet--John NJ. Wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ. Temper, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
Lands.
Knight Ta~n.hin.

Knight Township.
~ q Ne as Sc 9, RIoM 20 acres.
hkqr - ~ Sc y. G, = 10 W 90 surss
seatt TownshIp. 4
NJ qr Ne qs sset. s. 10 W. ~ is-Ieo
NV ar Ne a. Sec s, 7 5. n 10 W, Al I.ioo
81 Vr ne a. Sc s.Tss. 10 w.n .saoo
sw ar NJ ar See s.rss. 10 VIA itIeO
acre.
NEqr wv ar sss ., rss. 10 W, 80 ssiOO
Nv q Nv y see 5. rss.B 10 WI 80 7sloo
sE sr swpssas.Tss.RI ". a a.ioo
sw or wv a. Sc 8. Tss. n 10 W. 90 so.iOo
scrvs.
SO ar EE u s,s 81. rts. q 10 w % a.IOO
~ sr sE ar SIC 3, Tss. r 10 W % s-ioo
81 sF NE ar Sec "a, ras. 10 W, % ss.iOo
sw 81 Ne 81 So as. 7 IS. n 10 "; 20 500
NJ sr Nv ar Sc sa. zss. n 10 W, 20 solOo
NV qr wv Or Sc d, Tts. Rio W, 90 ag.Ioo
sEsrsw a. SEC 3. Tss. 10 W, &C $500
sw a. wv qr Sc -, Tss, 10 ". 20 ss-iOo
EE IS sxsr s.s s,r4s. n 70 W, % 400
NV qr 81 qr Sc 81. Tas. n ie W, 80 $500
81 Or So sr Sec a.T4s, R 10 w 80 $500
sw qFsE qr 80 n, r4s. n 10 "; % $500
affrs.
M qr sw qr Sc n, Tss, r 10 WI 20 zs.IOo
NV ar sw gr Sc -, Tts. 10 W: 90 B-iOo
aErss.
81 qfsw a Sec az, Tss. 10 W, 80 n.iOs
sw a. sw A. Sc 81. Tts. 70 "; 20 Is.ioo
acres.
sW a. Sc gr Sc 4. Tss, n II W: 20 ssrss.
The foregoing tfncta Of laBd IN ssrtfoas and
y az situate on and nesr the Eranssiiis and
Charlottesville Railroad, abd within 10 % II miss
Of Evansville. Land and timber good The par-
ebasers vii get title bond for these frssis, ana
aposi fAJnsnt good warranty deed-
Union Township.
sW ~ NV qf Ser ~, IT,. " 90 aerns
= NV q ~ az Sc II, 7 Z. n n "; isI.
acres.
SCR NV ar Sec 2. Ts.R1Iwg 90 acres.
Tbs fsrrxetng bill q sale comprises the anast
asapTtHn@u; 81 Choice Building lots All Farralne
Lands ever bsfors offered AZ public sets H. thls
ely. The Titles viii b made psrfsefiy aatisfae-
tory, or no sale.
WILLIAM n. wALKER.
JOHN IA0LE, JR
HEsar crNbsnfs, Aseflonser.
lnBs3 swdsw
fTinss and Urion plsass eopy.I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
SASH. DOORS. BLINDS.
Remember.

THAT JOHN ?. GLOVER, Lumber psslsr,
Il corner Seventh and Main streets. keeps the
largest stock Of DOORS, SASH, Ead BLINDS in
kyanzyiils txnsS &~gfz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
FOR SALE.

A Ito CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT - 0 bbis.
n Stock Ale, and 10 half bbls. Lager Beer. En-
qulrs Of Cor 4 Humphrey At upper wharf boat.
jahs6-tiw.
4IoUsE-Any one desiring 20 purchase house
4 4 containing three rooms, can md a
house on Oak street, between sixth and seventh.
% myas A. NJ. WOODWARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

ons OF HunneweIl's Great Remedies.
BuNNRwELL's ToLU ANoDYNE.-- This
most wonderful aud reliable Preparation which
has sarnsd It's true name aud fame by results
which has hstued every other attempt at relief In
NssEalsss, RAsan'atisn, Goat, NerrOus Head Aehs.
Tsea Aad Ear AsAs, Bovsl cemplaias, Hstsris,
pSsss Gisr Eaiiae, Loss ef Sleep, GsHsral Eerrsss
Dssilss, Rurors'As ~ wAooPiss oOusA, and AsiAaa.
aow declared to Be- largely Nervous. For the pains
In MeafAly MsasiruaiiOa perfect relief, while ma.
lures Aherwork Is aAdIaturbed, and one Of It's
most important points.
This valuable preparation should be in every
Family. no description equals It's necessity,
or its splendid results.
J. L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Commercial wharf, boaton.
B8-For sale BY all Wholesale and retail dealers
KELLER a WHITE, Agents.
novl9-am Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Poplar Weatherboardino

John 5. McCoRKLE HAS on HAND
- lot Of first class Poplar wsatherbaArdiaK for
sails. Call At nunnel's Planning Mil, corner Of
Walnut street aad the Canal talA lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
UNION STATE TICKET.


For Governor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
o. SAYSE.
Fos LEezf. Cos~Eer,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or vAsDKEBUEsH.
Tar Secretary Of 6tate,
EELgoa TRUsLEB, Of Fsystss.
FOR auditor Of gtats,
THOMAS 3. MoCABTY, Of Wabash.
For TYsasarsr Of SAT-,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington.
Tor LaorHss- General,
pELAaA I. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For cggk Of he supyszns Court,
GIN. BAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
Tor Repeytsr Of 6spress Cert,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion.
For ssprsas JnAges,
LIST Distriet-JAs D. FRAZER, Of Koaeiusko.
"a District-JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, Of HeHFy.
u District-CHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
fsh Distfict-RoBT. G. GREGORY, Tippeeanoe
For sepsrtatssdszt Of PH5Ifs TAsfTaetiDs,
PROF. GEORGE ". Hoss, o. Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
HAVE. on THE FIRST DAT or JUNEs
Il tss4. associated vftk ne Mr.. Constant DsIasE
"a the Watch Asd Jswslry business; aud the sans
will - eeHtinued under style and hrm %
BITTR0LFF & DELANG,
At The old sfasd, Ne. Is Main Street.
GEO. A. BITTRoLFP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

American Cancer Champion. DIR
HEBBRRN has located in the city Of Quincy,
Ininsis, Ne. LOG Main Street, third door above
Quincy Hsuse. once ever J. R. DaytOn's book
store.
He claims to be the King OF Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores. such as White Swelling aud
Bone Diseases, scrofala, Piles, sore Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Weakness, and salt Rhsum, letter,
Rheumatism, &o., &c.
The Doctor became master ef the above diseases
while travelling through Europe and America. and
he now stands at the head Of his profession both
IN Europe and America. The Doetor will take
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates Of the
above diseases where they have been given up a
ineurabls by the best physicians IN the country.
The Doctor also guarantees sure In all cases
where the patient lives MP TO the directions.
The patient win please correspond weekly. Civ
Ing . true statements Of the ease. Me-
So The poor dcalt with literally.
Cancers extracted IN from four 20 twenty four
hours, without instruments or pain, or drop Of
Alooa. usayl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

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rs In Its soloring power-mstehisss.
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In its operasion-natural.
In its beautifying rsszlts--sHduripx.
In Its tsndsndeney--prsssrvatiye
In its popularity
1858 CRIsTOD0RO's HAIR DYE
IL pronounced both by the World Of Science and
World efFssAisn, the Hnest preparation ever in.
vented By art to reeiify the short eomiags of Ma.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17

81 Was CAPTIVE ONCE. "A weather
beaten man stepped one day in the street
of city, before the door of shop where
beautiful birds were kept for sale. He
watched them for time, and they beat
their breasts against the wires Of their
cages, and uttered the plaintive, pining
notes Of the captive, and a tear-drop
gathered in his eye. He asked the keep
er the price of one, and paid it down in
foreign coin. Then, stepping to the door,
he opened the cage and bid it fly away,
watching with eager gaze and a glad
heart its joyous upward fight. He asked
the price of another, until he set at lib
erty every one. A crowd had gathered
around him, and in answer to their re-
monstranees and queries ne replied: 81
was captive once; know the sweets of
liberty"