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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
Jsn. Davls at Fortres. monros.


FoErREss MONROE, May l9-Jef. Da-
Wis, with his family, staff officers, &c :,
captured in Georgia, arrived here to-day
at IL o clock, from Hilton Head, s. c.,
in steamer VIM. II. Clyde, conveyed by
U. s. gunbost Tuscarora, Com. Fran
ley.
Col Pritchard, Of the Michigan caval-
~, with strong guard of his men, &C.
companied the rebel party on the steam
err Clyde nortRward to this place, and on
reaching here Immediately telegrgahed
to Washington for instructions regard
ing the disposal of his charge
Rumors have been continually flying
about this afternoon to the effect that
the steamer Clyde ran in along close to
the beach about o'clock this evening
and landed Davis and his party on the
beach about one mile from the fort, and
from there were marched into the sally.
port of the water battery in order to
escape the gaze of che curious.
The steamer Clyde has iast dro, ped
her anchor in the roads, and there now
seems no doubt that JEFF. Davis has been
landed somewhere along the beach. No
communication is allowed with the
steamer, and it is more than probable
that the greater portion of the parties
still remain on board. The officer in
charge awaits instructions from Wash
ington.
About week since, Col Bremertou,
of the Engineer corps, received orders
by telegraph from Maj Gen. Barnard to
Immediately have vacated room of
easement inside the fort for the accom-
mediation of prisoners of state.
The work on the easements, trans
forming them into cells, for which they
are admirably adapted, was at once
commenced The work has progressed
very fast The easements, which once
communicated one with another, are
now Dramatically sealed with dry walls
Of brick.
Strong iron bars, and other substan-
tial arrangements of a similar material,
inclose the doors and windows complete,
rendering futile any attempt at their res
cue. A wide moat encircles the fort,
and strong guards of sentinels will be
placed in the immediate vicinity OF the
easements.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
More and More Desirable.

More and More Desirable.
Ths Rebellion i suppressed. snd tha Govern.
nsns has already adopted ueasurs. 10 reduce az.
psnaiarSs. As rapidly a. POssisls e psaes foot.
ias, thus withdrawing nom mArks, as borrower
and parehaser
This Ia the on LOAN IN NAnKEr row
easred b The CIV asst, and sonstitHies THE
GREAT PoPULsR LOAN or TaK PEOPLE
The ssFsH-1 hir Notes arr GO vsgtibls GU their
maturity. Al the O. ,ias q the holder, into
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
SPECIAL MOTTO
a True Story.


There dwsit ia ths swamps gale, bilious me-
chanic:
His muscles wsre siren gthless. his bIooi is Was
chill;
And the wife Of bis bosom belieAsd, in her pants,
The husband shs worzhipps was hopslessly ill.
Seeking daily for help, m her wissly dsEotioB,
ALI vAiniy she tried pill aud powder aud potion
TIL at last, whea prey 70 grief s emotion,
OF HosTETTER's BITTERs shs heard from
friend.
She purchased the eordial, half hoping, half
fearing,
prayer on her Zip and tear ia her eye;
And taking his hands, with words kindly aud
cheering,
BesOught him the tonic her sake to try.
As he drank new life through bis system seemed
stealing,
Eaeh following drsught did les mission Of healing,
Until, strong in health and most grateful 10
feeling.
be told the "tEus ssory $ here twined int song.
It 10 also proper state that the Bttsrs arr sold
exclusively IN glass. and never under any eircum
stances by the gallon bsrTsL. Inpostors aud
imiistors abroad. and the only SAT guard the
public has against them is see that tie Bitisrs
they buy bear the engraved label and note Of
hand Of hsasrs. Hostsster & smith. and the Gov.
ernment stamp over the cork Of ths bottle.
Wives, Mothers and SISTERS, whose Husban ia
Sons and Brothers are serving in the army, can
net put into their knapsaek a mere necessary or
valuable gift than few boxes a. HOLLOwAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They insure h~alth
even under hs exposures Of q soldiers life. Try
them aud be satisfied. ~ the readrr Of this
" notice " cannot get box Of Pills OF Ointment
roG the Drug Store in his place. let him write to
ms, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
will mail box freo Of expense. Many dealers
will not ksep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make ~ much profit as other persons
make 80 cents, So cents, aud 81 40 per box or
pot. Soldiers, supply yourselves. a2T-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

A Physiological View OF MarrIageI
Contr ming nearly 800 pages, and t30 nne plates
and eHgraViDgs Of the anatomy OF the Human
Organs In state of Health and Disease, with a
Treati on Early Errors, its DeplOrable Conse.
queBcss upon the Mind and Body. with the 6u.
thor's Plen Of TTeatment-the only rational and
successful mode of cure, as shown by the report
of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the mar.
ried, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage to any address, receipt Of %
cents, IN stamps or postal currency, by address
ing DR. La CRoIx, No. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany,
NY.
The author may G consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either per-
soHativ OF by mail and medicines sent TO any pant
Ct the world sprl3, 3md&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
FISCAL.
j. s. Ia InLh.

Tbs sale Of the arsi series OF $3.50. Ooo 30 .fse
TO Lean vas coEPlstsd "a tho slst Of y "a.
lssS. The a-ae o. the second series q Three p,,u
drsd Milli0ns, payable three years from sbs 18th
dAse 'aus' lsi AS bagaa GA ~ lss Of Agril.
4. he Short .paos ~ tAirg dogs over oas Haa -
AsEitOAs u las ssri.s Aars bsra sold-laayins fhs
dag less thAs Two Huadrsd Millions 70 b di.so.sa
o. Ths intsrp-t IL payable ssui.annualiy 10 cur.
rsney. on ths lssa Of Dsoenssr aud 18Th o. June,
By coupons attached 70 each note, xa.sb .rs
Fssdily eAshs6 anywhsre. Il amounts to-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

Epileptic Fits can be Cured g!-Dr.
Lucknow, having become tmiaently successful
In curing this terrible maiadT, invites all SINH
larry afflicted, 10 call send for circulars Of ref
erences aud testimonials OF numerous cases &C red
Of from one TO twenty four years standing lie
deyOes his attention especially 10 diseases Of the
Cerebro-spinal Axis, or Nervous system and &C..
llcits aE investigation Of hia claim to public con-
hdence. Address all letters to
DIR. 3. LUCKNOW,
Care OF Y. o. Box 5llB. New York.
apr13, 3mdAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
u. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
Free from Taxation

The TO se,ss tannos b taxed b. Towns,
Cities. coaatiss or states. and The inssr... a no,
'aHsd les on sur. lus Of the owner. income
sHsssding an hasarod dAllArs ye.r. rhl. fac,
Increases their vsius from one 10 ,hros pr cent.
PER ~nsaa' according 10 the rat isyisd % other
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

rha .teru-wheal boat Ad. Hine, ownei BY Gov
.arrmapt and commanded by n son of Capt. Silas
HaI0ht sunk a few days ago In the Arksnsa.
uaIles above Little Rock. she Was bound up the
river with Government cargo. she str nek log
"a ana hank ana was badly cAreened in 10 feet water.
0overnment had pa $4,000 for her. The boat
or az least her machinery, will be raised The
Ad HIne was built August, 1850, at CInelnnAls
omt NJ 600 was registered "a tons, and carried $50
tons.
The M. s. MephAm has withdrawn from the
Nashville trade, and will 90 to New Orleans In
the Merchants and Peoples's line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

hAlh DIE! hA1h DYE
known world. The only trns aud perfect Dye
Harmless and Reliable-pro-
duess q splendid Black OF Natural Brown-reme-
dies the III effects OF bad Dies, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold b, all Druggists
ThS genuine Is signed, ". A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street New York. APPS 9m
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mare, 9iemt00, ben 10. 9ecem6er 1866.
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ten perlie3en. 9ein 6err 5eigte mir Elm t(eineS
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Spar8 9lnSeIidt tldrte Iib ollf. Sin AuS6rud
oon 6reuOe fIO9 iiber Die e6en nod utnp6ltteu
3I9e,
Surt fubr fort;
g8er cine iOlbe 9rbeit MAIDEN fann uao
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,menn ct tlo9t. Sic @Orfebung bat Sid iebr
reid gentadt. Sour friI6en Wlutb, frpben Sinn
uno 8eGorrI6teit, uno 9u muBt nit Der Belt
eln auSge5ei6neter Mann tperoen. QaB Die 9trz
belt oeinen GrOit, beine 6reube, oein 2eben83iet
iperoen, uub 9u lpirft zines Gages finoen, bab
tie Gid reidIi6 belobnt. Suite 9tadt neilt
SangeI 9(imm Du Sir 8en9t gum GorbilOe,
10 tprlt 9u &raft erIan9en sur @rret9ung oet>
neg 3ieIes
&urt tlppfte gum 9lbi6ieo Spar auf bic
SduIter unO entfernte Ii4 oann pfeifeno anf
einem 6ubipege, pel4er na9 Sture8t6 fdbrte.
Sine Deile Nieb Spar mod iiben. 9ann
erbob er feline gefulteten 6duOe gum !6intmel
unb rief:
r66re mein @elabbe, 9u bin,mlii6er 8ater:
Id iptQ nidt ruben, bi8 i'd bur6 meme Irbeit
ben S@infpf pertpiibt babe, pel@er mir iebt ane
tlebt. 6tebe mir Bel, 9u Gater uno 6re,lno
Der gerla6enen !"
(6ort1ebun9 iOl9t.)
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15erti9c Aleiocr
uno glpbez z9lrtitel fir 6erren,

SO 318 sB ptdttfr1be.
Ttnen Ereunten unb Beannen Cpte benz eeebrsen Dub
Ittum brbaupt bic tr9ebenGe Anetee boe ' lit mesne
Srre rts etn NDriiment rtser 5errenflebsr Oe etne
f6Tne NusrabI bpn u n te rtIet bern 5emben Ec-
f6entIGer, Str i'm fe, 3emoenfraeen u I. 10 Spr-
rGtbia balte.
Nud w,rSen eistter mad yaB aus ben moternfsn Gtpen
ansefertist. Gtlts fir 8adr tn metn glGttS.
f4nnilhiN q. q tknet Len.
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SbDHatG8 SbparpfDn'@
patentirter
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NtIuGuE@&J(Iliuttt(kl ulsV SSGtUFfTCCTC4
Or. 80 GmS Gapftr. S5alti,nure &,eE.
Der dnter3etnete bat gateate tn BEN er Staater ge
aaSa Srontretb 8eaten 5plGrb aubern eurppd Gfn
2anfern fur etne Grnbun6 crpOrEea. Der gtCse TT au
naturI|e 9lf baitr uub feine &iutate Fnb duBer be-
frseb6eao btrn 1eee Unretn9tet trb s6nj Gu89sIbie
ben ptne bas cs Cite bes StpeS in sftnser Q8ete
tattr leiNe Der @rnSer ruterbreet bent CUB tum ADJ
rnsspsI cpnbenrte 8erte BON Drpepr aett ben paris
un6 rOepr ate Baltinrre. Or fst ferntr bte Sra
men entn'enter Nsst3tner SaltHores Hn et tas Sps
pSm unterSstdntten p6er tnem etner A8enen etbaIen
Son NrOfeIfpr Ntfet BON Baltimore.
DaS 0eiulat nltner Gemtfden l1nteriuGIns Spn Dir.
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8Urttee en6ebt nm bte unretnIidteen aus Giqueuren
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terer duf fetnt GDetle ert trb Der Yrpseg 1T Gnf a
tarIt9r 91lfe Hatrt Tel4e gang mutt& aeS wInfaens
pertbe Setet.
Sd bftraGte bieIe Meettpbe ais iebr pert6poa
fir Gpn ,ltrnente.,, belpnberS SnSaltSen. Die
paretnltffeiteit weId3e 70 erfpl9ret6 bur4 Mr.
GbpmpipnS Sgfent au8gel6ieten tpcrpc1b lnb
ale bDtbft fd,dolitb. 6uiI Selia beIpnberS
etneS observation-disclosures
Mn0 IN irocnD ctiter GDitS gefGbrlih, e8
tUtrFtbetGubenosunb ItGblib auf BE @jeIunbbeit
Ielblt in fletneren 2uantitGten. 5fein Qi1ueur
1T brauabar, tpenn er 1T ttgen6 etnem SerbGlt'
nt1e bteie f4Gbltfen StpTe entbGIt.
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YrElspr ber Gbemne unb Yb6rnaep Ser Orb. uniperftGt
8pn NrpfeIpr ga1ett bon NdrtS.
Mm 2I . eAeut SER 1854. Gfr Sbprnbfcn bpa gSoItF-
more eriuete MID um eiue Aenung beaaltt fetner @re.
beletun9 i'm SADIE Der 0tetnsun8 8rnRbes Gins unb
aDEl8es, pfI9e IN tErtm nnretnsn 3ufanSt tsmcrten8
pertte YrUpprttpnen brennebtr gft9er Subfnusen en
palttn geine rntera8une beS aautsran6tprpsses mar
bS9f bereblgtnb,
Die Grfnbuns setst baR IIe nuf ttatitrltrbe unS
ptiIenidaftlt&e prtnSiPtet baltrt 1T mnb bic 5G.
bt9tett bat allen Nnfprberudgen su eutIpreden
Das Geiutat ber Nnaple mar, taB ae lluremli6ftten
auS8seten warber, Dbne bic SITE bes StpS an af,tren
i'm @essntbeil parbt tereIbe mod btbcutenb perberr
SD So9ere nid3t au lagen, haB Der Yrpseb lebr
wertbDOa fur Spniumentclt ltrb cine 9rU8e
NcQutltttpn fur tubufrtele l1ntemebmnngen
feiit nt1tf+
S3aTeft
prpf. ter &teme IN Ypsts.
Der grpJeB IL BON ben na69enannieu, tntnentn Wtebts
ttne Marplanbs isGr anertannt He etpfpblen prbent
Drpf. 9. SO. Mltltenbergfr. Or. Sctn Bufler.
prCt Gbrtltppber SCbnitpr. SF.Spb1 Y Npntur.
Or. gDnt. s. 0alteu 0r.@ y, @pr.
Or. 8. 8. O'Drnnoan. or. .. D. y. Deltes.
aHDer uteratnee BAT elm Nirbeu, pees CT NIT Wer.
oniiaeu aet9t ua0 ett Austunft erbel @r telduft n
&edt an Gtn3ene. - S9e5uSun9tn wer6en auf @nFroee
nssctbelt. 0S9tsttes tnb Bet TIM tn @as anb Gas s1
petfanfea.
uf st1A SbOnaS Tbcmpfon
Supporter Spn B1anbte8, Sins gDtneS te.
H4 (@ablirt 1887
u4npslmpl 20 Sub Gapttg ggaltp
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(SSortIebuns foI9t.)
UermilC6te 0n1eiQell.
Samuel qiirk s. S0bne,

Samuel Tsirk s. S0bme,
HS2 Baltimore Str.s
MAIDEN bermt abturg8SDl 8dusr au bte fOIgenten nen
n unS eGe01nten 96aaren welGe auf cas- SeFe Grs8e
tpiblt un6 TT tenn ueuefen Stql terierti9t tnb.
Stlber4
Silterne EEeeierbtce - llrnen,
- &afelierotce = 9r1itntiyteuer,
- QBfet nnb @abetn - .Hriige
- Galsf1fer unb 9uterfItICr,
SdIiIelr - &udentBrbe,
EteefeIel- S6eabG6len,
srlc tne 0rr5e Nnsagt BON tenen b nHs&er Ftbernen
Mrtttegn
Sob.
gpr9l9 eearbetete sclbene 0anerellrta nit ZEN oes
f1lnGGbpufen perjierten YebduGen,
SbGtcIaine$r
0epntines,
5uarc Gbdins,
Serren-llSren opn 800 bs 5000 nit einen Netten;
SaIbe unb san3e Sets tpn Damen SepeIrs,
8raceIetSp1
%GnbcIpgmeo,
Oiaindttt sfiude,
Man5etten.Gntpe GpItsne 5tngertutt, Sleiftfe Gcl-
tene Srt4en @rIhne 2prgnetter Seine Bder Spern9Ger
@iiberpIattirte gSadrett.
Sheeferbiee lentireqer- 9ditprS-R R6rte-@enuIee
unb Setf6platfn NIT 9anper- 21upr Stdnter-Gistr9e
-Sutterlutler-ptd gars-Se1eriesS sStduber &c. ,s.
(6es15-25)
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SsGffe, 9SDQma3ter
Opie aU ren 5ef@tt@fr Deinente perban NIT sgpser
Sptglt ~ bIGt3eH 9reen tn etner Office nusetFsrttss
9ofGu t3 bGs SautI9e p13lttuu beIoaher8 nufmestan
ci2de. Eppn q. Gt. &tG gsotGr,
talan5} Us. 81 SecUa69g
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gln Dos 0ymblifutst /!

H# Die lInteEjtt6neten beepren f@ tbseu Nrernbeu
lA- uue Gem pubItium bte AuSdet su MAIDEN, baB Hf
tbr Gef1dft ns6 Der Nertrtaefe Baltimore nnt Tc
aasntr. oerlesi tabcn Gtharte Sdnb nnb ertatten
tGSlsd tsc retfe &u8Eab Stpen mnb Ntuferr, fnb
Ht teret btelsben auf uuue aninisrtsesn au6 fae
ben tteIren detS tSrr1tte aue Sprteu SEn 6dfst;rn
Gtrnnpfen Itseuf& trtn II. f. unb cue tn tiesS SAD
eInf6Iaseuben ArttfeI.
@s trS aeis unIer Befrtben fe, tnfTc stebrtn Runs
ten pInttdb uns teeu ;u bebtenen.
3pntneT B. 9 Sruber,
)21Df-S1be) Np 572 ggBGfe bon SeItp. n s rempnthr
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0crrenflciOe

Deit Bratt Str. $50. 358 unb 1851.
GReineu seeertea 6reunbeu nnb benz 4nbIitum made
i biermit bic GnSese, baS i bas i4cn lett Sa9ren
bieSeat Blabe etablirte GeGft berncmen babe nb Be
Snbig elm rei&baltses Eager bon Snen, plb gearcei
teen SerreuteiDern neuefer aern su ben b8en Breis
fen Scrrdt5a balten unb aud ioe nuf 8eenuns ouerz
tioen perbe sgtoe ftr RSde unb Spieuseuse in allen
Gorten unb gu alien Breiien.
erncr cine MuSpab[ 8csenidirule, StSGe &C., icpie
ale in bieIeS Sad enidlasenben IrtifeI.
E3y- ale 8eftennnsen perSeu PROMPT, biGiS uao tn
titr3eiter 6rf ansefertigt.
ss g. &. seaiftr.
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gbr. See,
Ra6fpIser ron SaeDb Seeeer,
22 German Ctr.
6. g. @G0nrot,

2UC% s<0SBe
Fa6fUIser ron Saepb Seeeer,
% German Str.,
enpebIt en gut lrrrteS 9aser tn Detnben Geeendnbe
als meffn9nen, neubernen nnb pldrten IDadren Sdr8
be&ldSen unb gerstsruneen Ebsslatten 9umn'ern inO
5nnte6oIsbdnter S6meltteee XrippsI. Darier Jtptb,
abelfesn 2aubideen pDjrbrfeu fur Gpltarbter, EaeI
mefne NeuFlbsr ae Sprten Draft &C., Sberaon,cer unb
Berwaaeen Tas. uHt S6Iau6burfen Spunte, &Hldud,e
grrfs dtnen &c. fur DraMereien gSlrtbe nben etn "
pr:iment 5pn SeTeIleta. 9abren Dentils beonbsrs
tt bcrtmtu pGttnttren Derba9nen eeren elntGer tr-
iauf fr NarpldnS Stfrttt GDlunbe &C. benz pnterene-
ten son ben Grfintefn IkertrkGen wurte.
Rs- Gine proBs partbie gDplenpaareu, nGnsntI6 GEE
rtte aftM fir 5erren unb Damen fEeben ben sDrtten9
berg etreetrrsen, wnb btttet nm eeneeten 3uipruG
(ntp4jD Ghr. 3 3.
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&Dl0ateassS sSyaastilieso

GDl0a6e1ssSyaratiateso
S0nnea tbre @niprI4s far
Qa1lpQelocr. GptO, Rclliten '1no NriIen-
0eloer
prpmpt epIIecttrt erbntten.
Gbenfp Ru&fanbe epn Spl5 wete fir Ofatcre ber %r-
aee uni 9Dnrins faIlta fne. Wlan tpente fd an
SE5r1. $. GiQs
Rp. 20 GDf4 gaeettelr., Baltimore.
SsSe Gusgunft ptrb unentgelolid ert6eilt.
~ Infsd6en 6pa ausrGrts rnlGen etnen Dpf- Stantp
sutbalten flT Dte Intp0ft (Npr12iN
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Jmp0r rtellr0 &c.

SysEA kbpG EG&AGC %Uc
@l eyun9er IS Gtrap46,
Egs ste 1915 u. @fGttfs na9e 9anop e:tft.
Supporter nn0 .0dnpler III
9Seit, Si1uDrs, NultIto Grtr0ctett ,csS
tS'6iD gDbOIeIale nnb 0stat.
@ 8cdcr & @trutb,
Sssfas4s4 Smpprtemre mnS gerFdmftr BON
g8ein, 8ranOie8, Sin, GOgnac, @bi8tep,
Buni9 @G fien3en II. 10.
Wo. sos g8 E # PrattftrGBe,
swi&en GutaD nnb gucaftr. I(Des14H
Gplunrb u. Scene & Sc,
IS Gr9ange Ytoce, Gde pDn @ontbitr.,
Dea&StaeS gssett,s tanD 2tqmDrz@eS3Gft
nj GrpSen. (rraiHiil
SSOroitn9er IS GgCms&s.,
glp. 1912 Qpmbaro Sit,
cSylnpprtcure
bon auen Gprteu eeutis,er 4,roanftes 3r0npisa,
2seite, e1jn &c, &c (4ur0
go Is. s. Gts6erf,
sssszaS GGe pon 2pu1batbs an2 isroatltraBe,
g5eitisnvses a8e,
Ssmpogtes u. GSr'0ter t1s a9sts.. sjr0u0tes
u. (. b.
80 esapfebIe biernt nfinen 8reraftn uab ben gpsgi7us
Gaf gef aorttrte 8e9er Sou q6}Gan @Tti?slr oeti
SAD Gei0uoers auf GI;en @a9mas, GB3tfts y, 0rGa
uHb atsu o oulEeEiIGAi aa6e. a3Qste9u. Eeaass
SeTbsn betm DafssI sua 9at!pseIis a5ge;afa iee az
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

The chances for Benton's election seem
to be daily improving. A telegraph dis
patch to the Chicago Times from Du-
buque, says:
The republicans are becoming very
much disorganized and demo-alized.-
Large numbers of prominent. men are de
serting them each week for the soldiers
ticket. Benton and Hamilton have both
taken the stump.
Another correspondent from Des Moines
thus refers to the political condition of
affairs:
Hon. J. D. Wood of Chicago, is an
nounced in the papers as commencing a
canvass for the negro suffrage tcke, at
Independence, Sept % Who is be !?
In Hardin county the soldiers have
nominated a ticket and will elect it.
The Register, (aboltion) in this city,
says: "lf by our vote we could this year
knock that word white in the State Con-
stitution to kingdom come, that vote
should be cast The editor of this pa.
per is State Printer.
Gen Benton has been making speeches
aud visiting bis friends in the northern
portion of the State. lie writes to q
friend "All is right
Judge Williams. one Of the Republican
District Judges, is out for Benton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

Some OF the abolitionsts have bought
up the West Union Public Record-Felt
always being ready to sell himself or his
paper, or its columns as exigences arose.
and have put it in Geo. B. Edmond's
hands as editor aud proprietor. This Ed
monds was a one-horse lawyer who hung
out a single for some time in Dubuque,
but finally was starved out, and last spring
moved of to Fayette county. lie did not
have fifty dollars to bis name, and we
strongly suspect that it is AIlison's money
that has put him where he is. Allison is
able to do it, for a two years service in
Congress has raised his income from notn.
ing to $4,000 per year, and the buying
up ST country newspaper office would
be nothing to him.
Of course the Record is now violently
abolition. 1t goes in heavy on Stone,
aud calls Benton comprehend as Flip
PANTY as if he and its managers had
changed places. be never having been
within long distance of a battle field as
they have been, and they had fought
for four years as be has. Allison is wise
in thus trying to secure his patronage for
next year, for the soldiers Of Iowa have
got all these rascally radical Congress
men spotted, and next year they will be
after them with sharper sticks than they
are this year after Stone.-Dub. Herald
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
In, portant to Alien Soldiers.

The following section from an &C. OF
Congress, has been handed US for publica-
ton. and is Of vas. i'm portance to all alien
soldiers in establishing their ci,izen-
ship:
SEC q and be it .fustder enacted,
That an alien Of the age Of twenty lone
years and upwards, who has enlisted or
shall enlist in the armies Of the United
States, either the regular or volunteer
forces, and has been or shall be here after
honorsbly discharged, may be admitted to
become citizen of the United States, up.
on bis petition without any previous de-
claration of his intention to become cit
izen of the United States previous to his
application to become such citizen and
that the court admitting such alien shall,
in addition to such proof Of residence
and good moral character as is now pro-
vided by law be satisfied by competent
proof Of such person having been honor.
ably discharged from the service Of the
United States Is aforesaid.
Approved July 18th, 1862.