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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

BEING DIsMAkrLKD.-The work of dis-
mantling the Union Wigwam has been
begun. n The front has been stripped Of
its decorations, and the roof is being re-
moved sss JUS aAi
Il has been a useful bulIding. Ii has
sheltered millions Of bushels Of govern
ment grain and other aupplies; and
while BOT needed for that purpose last
fau, became q temple Of Rztriotisus
whers light and knowledge were diffused.
Many q precious soul was saved .there,
politically. &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

~ Robinson, the county seal. OF
Crawford county, Illinois, 0uss across
the Wabash from this County, has 90
church edi6ce. They have preaching
occasionally, however, in the Court
House; and some few families are pre-
sumed to have Bibles, so they are not
entirely beyond the pale of. civilization.
They ere talking about erecting meet
ing housein common for al denomina-
tions-SuIliran Democrat - y
The want of churches is readily &C.
counted for. Democracy is tbs prssa.
lent vice 10 that region, and nUdsrn..
Democracy and churches are inconpak,
ible. 81, .zref3 ,gWfaasaG d a
So 4 L. ~ .al2f q zzata4isf1s .sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
MUSIC.
Music Lessons

MRS B. g ABLgIs NOW PnEpARSD TO
IVA giTs aaste LESSONS on Piano and ca TAR
HAFing 1asgat with mach saecesa hsrssaGnEn. ala
trusts . liberal patronage. viii Be graatsa from
the citlzsnsof ETansvill4 Ait1 So Ht ss8&F
For terms. ioquire at Pref hhunpf s, c1rat + Is
second aad DIyision ssrrets, OF az Mrs- Exanats
Vine street, bstwesn fiFsfand sesond.a aas-E
ssp2o-dtw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

For County conmissioner.
JOHN HoUGE Is q candidate for ie elsetion 70
the once OF oommls-sener Of yandereargh ooun-
o., at the ensuing October sisctioa. uspas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

THE IRREFREssIBLRs.--The Corryites
Of Cincinnati the pure "Aleck' Long
Democracy, have nominated third
ticket They viii not act with a party
that is remotely suspected Of loyalty.
They could fnd few allies in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
Filth 10 the right or Us
Filth 20 the lsft Of us,
Fllth IN frant Of M

l. =
6lth everywhere in the streets, in the al.
!, ieys and bzck yards in the cutters and
middle of the streets, in front of the CITY,
in the center of the city, and in the
suburbs Of the city. In vain do the eyes
seek relief from tho same unvaryiag
round ofnnsightly abomiRations; in vain
do our noses beg for some exemption
from the perpetual stencil, foulness and
rottenness. mai hrs--eanga So
W We heard country merchant declare
the other day that be had bean visiting
Louisville for thirty years, and in all
that time be had never seen it sounut-
stersbiy, iudescribsbly filthy. All classes,
the rich, poor, blind, stupid, wise,
learned, old, young, women, and the
rest Of mankind, join in and swell the
volume of objnrgations against the
municipal authorities for their dereiic-
ion--- .hOWisville JozrAak r sT
We infer from the aboFe that Louis
vile is a iilthY place. According to the
testimony Of tie JoarndE aud Democrat
Cream street is particularly SO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

ICEs TCT. IODf
Plenty OF Ice by the eask or other
wise, until Christmas, at cold weather
prices. E. IEoLE.
sept22-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

RGr ANY doubling Thonias who
thinks that provisions in this quarter
have taken . downward turn except
ing at meal times, can be disffaaohised
Of this idea by making an expedition TO
the market house one Of. these fne
mornings. NUTUAEWMAM i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
state Items.

VS. 30 zTsaf8 STATE 1ttnlss
| The7 eleventh cavalry we're mustered
out on 2 ridsy last at .LeavenWorth City,
Kansas, and started for home on Satsr-
\ day. aa
H ,LAWREEcEBURa FAE-General Sher-
man VIII be at the County Fair at Law
EeDfebHrg today.
| ,Brigadier General Thomas g. Pitcher
assumed command Of the District of
Indiana moa Monday morning. The
FGsuerat has been for over twenty years
ain the regular army, holding at present
the rank OF Major, with two brevets of
lieutenant Colonel and Colonel
LfFE .tS .IsDIAxAPoLIs.-An attaehee
Of the Adams Express Company-nol
the American, as reported in the Indian
4 apolis and Cincinnati papers-named
Dennis. was knncked down By three vii
Iaias on Saturday night about nine
4 o'clock on Meridian street near Mr.
-Tousey' residence in indianapolis, and
robbed of nearly City dollars, Not con
/ tent with, this, and the severe choking
the Villains had given, they came bach
la twoor three ninutes and one of them
shot hlni, the ball taking effect in the
fright Leg below the knee, but fortunate.
ly infioting, nothing but q painful Aesh
3 wound. How long win such things be-
4 Madison a. White, an Owen county
I gentleman, much given to marrying, hal
lust succeeded IN obtaining bis third di
VERGE in the. Court Of Common Pleas
We presume NJ II. w. is by, this TINS
. sharply on the lookout for No. a.
IA. cofeyf Esq, met with a serious
accident one day last week Ascending
q ladder with a bucket Of hot pitch ii
his hand, the ladder gave way and pre-
cipitated him to the ground, the contents
Of the bucket spilling on his right arm
He plunged bis arm into cold water
when the pitch fell of, taking with it tht
skin. Mr.. C.'s arm is greatly swolIe
and very painful OlceH Co, Journal
g The gnatrons Of Princeton are doine
their duty nobly. We learn from thi
Clarion that Ahree pairs Of twins wer
= added 10 the population of that thriving
village on last, Thursday night. 5,
much as reparation for the waste o.
war. 5qsgsc 30 40 GAG us
!. Mad dogs have broken out in Attiea
Fountain county. The danger of being
bitten is not very great, as most of thu
Citizens are down With the fever anC
ague. 49,
Y Dan. Voorhees, has been eulogizine
returned soldiers in fountain county
1 Dan. forgot all about the ''minions of q
tyrant who satsupon his shoddy throne,
snuffed the blood Of murdered thou
} sands on every Southern breeze, ant
/ echoed the groans Of the dying with I
vulgar Jest. We presume be has no
forgotten, however. that he once mar
rowly escaped hanging BY the soldiers
man named Stewart, 8 trader o
Henry county, was recently knocked Of
! his horse near Ogden, and robbed {
j $50. Two young men named Roberts
who bad been carousfng with Stewart
haze been arrested.
A female mule, belonging to Mr.
Robert Bennett, Of Fort Wayne, ia til
mother Of fac colt, four weeks old
: The Two animals win be exhibited at thl
1 q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

BuRGLARY. The store Of Joshua Al
sop Of Carlisle, Ind, was entered by
burglars last week, who blew open an
old safe and got small sum Of money;
probably $40. They left their burglar
tools behind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

FBE4Rs IN MAIxE-Bears are very na-
merous in various parts of Aroostook
county. The woods near the settle
ments are sEarmiug with them, and the
grain crops are suffering from their dep
redatious Whole fields of oats are
tEodden down and stripped of them as
I. an invading army had passed through.
fherraspberry crop was short this sea-
son, and It isssnpposed that has driv-
en- thsse animals into the cleariBgs for
food. sisas4 ne @ t-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

A WAL FRoM A CEss,PooL There is
one unbroken chorus of wrath and IN
tvective against the authorities of the
city, on account Of its horribly filthy con-
dition.s The efiavum ascends up ever
and evermUre. .-s,,sfs ~ fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

R6 Sea advertisement of the VAN
dsrblrgh WOolsH FsctcFg-o ie.is So
,.-'9,.4F - -. wsg SCI itHtd hEG -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

TIE DIsCUsA0E.--The Court House
was crowded last night 70 rspIetion, to
hear the discussion between Col Jones
and Mr.. John Ingless u. And he
discussion vas listened to with profound
attention. The speeches we're somewha:
psoIix, but most Of the crowd stood them
oak tassq sassss
We have no intention to either at
tempt synopsis Of the speeches, or to
decide the merits 81 the arguments
which were plausible on both sides.
Ths=discussiOn, If condaeted in the pro.
per spirit, viii resultin good by stirring
up an increased public spirit, which viii
ultimate in system Of public improve
mebis which will tend 10 build up our
city. Let the agitation 90 forward =
AT tbs close of Mr.. InRle's rerly u
Col. Jones, Willard r~-iFsptsr expresses
bis desire 10 address the people in reply
TO Mr.. Ingle. Col Jones madeag shof
rejoinder 70 Mr. IngIe, but we did not re
main to bear him. So Tsd,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
NOTICE.

A LII COMPANIES on MEMBERS OF rDa.
"A panies hAyisg essima AR services ssa sered
In the IuaiAna te-ian. are rsqresfeI 70 furAtah
ma list Of the same sHhcut DELAY @eza9
Biznks can b had Il M ofaea. .--s
FIDTos BIsCH, Col. Coai-aS.
Evansville, Sept. IS. lSs5 TssegIw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
NOTICE.
Fire limits

TSHE UsDERsTGSED WILL MAKE KPPTT.
a sAtlo1 . tee City Counel 70 build Frame
Addition. Is b u, 70 his ho1ss si<1aspa - lss
I'D Oh Plza, on D5visiaa street. hesw<ea ssccna
aad Third sErssts
ssp3s-i4t JOSEPH LESTNEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

n~The Chattanooga Gazette of the
1qsh says the bids for The purchase of
thu United States Military Railroad
Rolling Mills at Chattanooga, we're
openedaas econ on the 14rh inst, at tbs
Qnartermasier Generals Office. Only
two bids were received, one from Mr.. E.
M. Spied, of Cincinnati, of so. 900, and
41esfram Ar. Ward III. Lamon, Of Wash
.ington City, 1T $4,000 The min.
which YES built during Sherman's can.
p4ign, cost the Government about $500
geo, and is furnished with machinery of
the most approved pattern. It Is rot
believed that the Government win part
with It st tie low price offered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
BOARDING.

~ eoaRodassd zsa1rx- Eliz2 BsssIsyss, Ssrner
u EOurk AnG Mulberry Streets. sspI3, d2S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

PKRsosAL-Mr. capeiie, who for
three months past, has been enjoying
the pleasure Of European tour, hav-
ing, in his travels, visited England,
France, most Of the German States and
Switzerland, called on us yesterday with
copies Of late English papers. He re-
turns with restored health and baoyani
spirits. He informs us that his trip
vas pleasant beyond description, and be
feels like new man since his arrival,
notwithstanding the voyage across lhe
ocean was exceedingly rough and lun-
pleasant. Mr.. CapelIe has our thanki
for the papers, and We are pleased q
chronicle bis safe return 10 bis family
and friends. aaa sfii r. sea sar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
W,NTED.
EvERY TAT

xTAHTgp- AGEsI-Is =, VIII 1.slL sI -
connsy, su,a v. Nay Per" B.W.
ne fsliU h4rr BIZ wrk IL the mo-f
S-ffoll q 70 prfa I'd aaa will sci mora rAPtdiy
a41oI ne sscripfiOn bOek ever publish d. II
stah any 'bcnnd IN foe EngIiss cloth, printed
ASg1J paper, and with bold type. The
~ sAegs1 all ie numerous and well executed
TIA at want last such bosk to make them
ssIsrggttnd grow fat" PEesidsnt Lincoln enc
A. Sly worn out By the pressure 81 efficial
S1yiss ush lng everything else aside. Tsmsrksd
Ia a end Have yon seen toe GAsby Papsrs7''
oEef have not" was the answsr. who is
Hasg1'' " There 10 a ehsp cut in Ohio" re-
Ole the Presidsnt, +" who has been writing q
sers Of Letters in the newspapers. ]
am going % write 20 Nasty 20 come down beFs,
a.. intend 70 tell him II hs will communicate
BIZ tsleat 10 me will swop pIssss with aim
Agents will ste 70 thsir sxperisncss IL aay, aai
viii name several counties In the order Of tkeii
choice. We give tbs highest commission, ans
have no beck freight charRss.
JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM CO.,
q. E. cor. Fourth and Vine Streets,
-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM A CO.,
y. E. cor. Fourth ana Vine Streets,
sept ,sm. Ctuefnnatf. Ohio.

I4TANTED-A HOUSE Win FOUR or 1--WE
w Rooms, for which iib0rsI rent ELL b paid
Apply to IGLEHABT FIEHE.
sepZg- div
RI6n PR MONTH 81 = Agkh1s
p lDO waited 10 svery County ana steL 80 -
sell Tine BAErLETT sEETsG mAenIrE, Ralos 20
fnlly licensed under. patents u Hovs, WEeetes q
Wilson, Grover 4 Baksr, asd eipgsr Co. We
will psy 9 monthly salary and expenses, o. ailow
a large com mission on eaies. For particulars,
ssarop ana adde's PAGE BR0THBR6s sole
agents for the United staioa, zz1 Summit street.
Toledo, Ohio. anIsdim@~9m
a GOOD FEMALE cO0K-N0sE NEED A
"A DIV unless we'll recoFnmen ded. Apply az the
sers1R u MANSION hOUsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

A female mule, belonging to Mr.
Robert Bennett, Of Fort Wayne, ia the
mother Of hne colt, four weeks old.
The Two animals viii be exhibited at the
State Fair. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
Agents w anted
FOR RENT.

Lon REHT-A TWO-sT0RY BRICK HOUSE,
II 7Iooms, Kitchen ana all necessary out build
iDgs, 10 Ilsasant nsigbborhood, ten minutes
walk from tbs Court.hOuBe. Rent $3.50. Apply
10 DR.. MAGfRfsS. sep2e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
CLOTHING.
HawleY g Smith.
NOTICE.

7 WILL APPLY 70 THE CRY CorNCILFoR
4 rsratssiaa 20 erect q snail wasSsa kafld AK
Tar a ne d-hezss, "a rsar Of lot No l3ld plznl.
within ths are iimiiss 10 the city OF kvAnsftlle.
StLAA STEPHENS z
ssp2s,d2s. ~ 49,, !. 5 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Meteorological observations {
ron SEPT. 20. ST THEo. h0ssELL, SHERWOOD HOUSE.
O'Clock A. K1o
IL Moo. ....,...s,.-. 78s
,. 4.................. B00
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SOMETHING NE.N

The new railway c"ash On the r. t -
nv Road il a startling innovation in IT.,
Country and exrites much atEeuticn on he
road. People Cock 10 the dcr,ts tn S.
The wonder. and appear IS much interested
IS passengers themselves, II, about the
usual length, out entirely unlike 'hc o:d.,
nary passenger ear, being divided int
seperate apartments. wl,h side doors to-
each and seats extending aer"ss the cur
like successisn Of s;Fge coaches arranged
on spiatfoFn, There are Ave apartments.
to accommodate eight rerscps each, aud
one for twelve. With ceuter-tahle. and
all the conSeuieacpS Of a family parl,r
In point of style ard superb finish. NTH
ing has been built in the car lue in ;h.-
country that can compare with il; the
upholstering (Which is of d. Ticrcnt mater.
81 and eolors for each apar' ment} slone
cnst S5,0C0. The coet ii the car wav
shout $4,000: It fleets n,u@h cred
en Saperteading J. 4 IIe'ne-, whl
q tsssiled the plan from The English raTwte
carnage, while recently IN Euroye. The
ear isintepded for The rev pnpul5r New
York route, rio Nswport - Ota (uItHY
Mas. Memorial
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5 SATURDAY. MARCH 4, 1868.
COSSOLING.

= It viii probably saotd the roh"'@
north and south, great deal Of c.m~o!t>
ton to know that the great o"i,ts, ar,atn
whieh all the orbs Of -ectss,oh ari ,.naitN
rSsoived. the birth. place OF treason and
Che hotbea Of reh, '!le4-- h" Q - ~
Chlr!e5.on -y4>nNtt>.1h ~ H.. I--.i,r!
yapkces, but GrSt occupied /! 2.,:>j.n
oil nr7ro troops 10 whose cvra'"2r!-.' 'Aa
cry was formally sorr1ndurrl N''~'
y iast' retrjtuti"n. The fete'.Ion .t''
vas in4ugurite@ FIR the purpose -. ..:>'-
sniag more frmly The sA,vh,>s Of ,t'er>
hsa b3su made the in<.rIp.Ht in -"
hands Of Cud 81 le't;rg ;Ep espresso -
free ard The f2g 'lst w~v1! ever t..
balls where treason conceived Va
brought forth rebellion, MS I..-sr~rl IL
disgrace to band oftle,e creatures i. Z
whose surer depreciation the w.r W.
thrust upon US, but who, hy is ,pr.'-r;ca,>
have been made .fr,S "cn.
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tnE they arc haref.0,ed. though usailf
,!res<el b,hecmi,e. Tho s,tIses b .ge gone
f1rshafk iata asc4rdeI wardfuhes III lile;;r
waking habits They at6.cssbtfck nr.,4t-
III They wssr hats vita faded rfbbons
or bonnrts of the sntiqued k1+s me
-qaiek " design. They de- not pile up
theiT own hair and everybody else i they
ean lay h sh#s on, IN water falls, pr kin
dred capillary conceits =. !
/ Ii | should ask lady Of Savannah II
she wore = mice and rats ii is very Ike.
lY she wuuld think me indecexous if not
demented, IF I insinuated that Il haS
become necessary to wear caPe 10 the
bonnet. she w,Id probably deem the
Yankees as Dendacions as Southern
journal. a~,rrt Them to be 81 often -
There is snmeihin. tomhfn- in the plain.
ness af the dress. suggestive here and
there cf having been turued aud worked
uycr. WI h ~ rl,cycr touch If cfqn4try
their reli4sc,d circumstances. nr p'rirap,
"pY"rtnhi ic4 w"Ill rrrm't hen their
air Is marked by cxtremc drr.r.io t,-- not
dcfnnca noticed. ycsfrrday in church.
uumher Of la.ics SIT u2 beside our tri-
vale ~sldiers in their nwu prw~. aud spIj
cIIy brushing away the tears IA an ti4,
1Hcnt preacher spe!r Of r'~isnn''"n -
Alas. that American w"n,eu III mlt ever
have rnns. I" L. ta'I d,rD 50 fraa -h'
wish shl<.m"rf ~ I sell :r"n~. non.
a- The C.s~.'-. "a -G..J,r/, tn.
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t--f~ i 4" t., 49, I-,a ID i@l, - a-
"a, ,.,1 .aA, -, :..., T. 3,Q.,n. f,rt FISHER.
t:.n - -, - '.1, az -uccr--. m.cr
,',ttr- u IL. ii ,..,t u. ....Ar. ~t- i"r
IT. >r:e"rs5" ...,,. I'D l.. ia, x, "a
al ..-;4, .. .. r.ct,vrrl.,., .: the
ntrrHjre, L. !h'n., su~ nuM p.rt ii
the altar e-psr Al. l1'rr~,:jp; f.,n ,o-
'a%."c.r,i.,ty VI ,'ir iy..a r.,.,~ - e'.,;.
adiln4: 1T a-d~r,rcn wh;ca We pno,,>h
to-day is T." lie trusted. Ajm'rsI Pntter
bcli,ses that he lose,s.- vessel which
c7nld des'r"y any ship Of the British ar
French nary L.y "ur towns under c,,utrl-
buirsn, and chase awIy uythirg which
We wi%hF send t" blockade -Ampr:,.ag.
Pnrts. Til" 'ron~cttsi~ lay t"r Eve drys
within eight hnhdryI yards 81 Fort
Fisher. AMI rec.iveI no mnteraj iniurv.
Il the tuRtoIeT-te guns ale capable 81:
coe'par,s"n W4th "9ir own, the qu7.si ION
"t ships aa-7'n-t forts my prove Ia have
been r'r<'is rabiy afiV ncrd by h.,e cS.
f"'r..-"u',.. EVERY 6-ht across ~: "ceil
>h"0ed ts3 a 'c>,m 'ur IL. aud ia, L.~t
deserves Ia oe 5,u4ted VITA unu.,.4I attea>
Ken
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fnas pt4a8 Absg Neyg efaaAasA e a.
l4asab al1Saf Z mile fran the essv
: tgeatFDeus was It fhe l,sr,st hFutai -
Ter; taF three days prneeaSian4 rbs - -
/ aioH they lEHi 80 reserved . - >.
| to eat eifizeas bid endeas6s~d 4. -
thesa, but the f.sgi Has saksa aw.r s. =
: ofiiaers il shsrgss tley rts.sats8 ! -. u
>iekrHing sp4setseis. nszay n Ia.sss - -
ls~pu readeTsa hilggie @ad hasz -
Their own asases
=. New Yas Fsb y A.---Eis.ssaa -.
. 2:zi Tseg'ref ~ Baw. sFs.ta Herase
eIies scst eaeed to ,t4rs u prsma -
| gang
New Yark Feb. 2Ttt.-.tI.iss.
EeH 0slsssa= sgsss Krsg saslshis -.
still ra.-i,es. - erazs. u g5s sast. So
Mise sF. YTra atteuagxx - nsgv. ~
men we're mai and L {. fs.sgl.,sa T. -
aiteapt wgatj resalt Igl al oges -
all t.nirn prisoners At. carp Fed -
bare Bee4t Exchanged.
R-iragh E-nse te~4ta sa~z he raaes. =
yiIpsiu-ton, bBd u. On bale, y -
hidden sway, aga:-.B.2 a. arst74. !. -
+ eaar.l tssrs~rs
1fs's's !. es.'ts'-tsaa sT-ae al s7s Hak
barV uasm51r e: o~sggss.- 5ene..a
s,a,s,r. : jetser I'm TIA. tsszss
~t.e.s 3. ~...ss.zres,. s...-a ~lsaress
l."''sus 3. = - d f. ss-~g 4 60
he ~. & Il ,.+-: t.ae -..... Ia. : -
irs,rn wh .ch 'h~, oseaaf e~czge
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HENS BY TELEGRAPH

Wastilng4oH Feh 23th.--4fhe Feas.
hos Fi@8af and aFpravna sffe dct 20
preycat elEieeta-ef The army and nasy
ahd other pef-ahs sa.sszed 10 military
on ftagal service H. ). tl0aa sRiefsEins
in elections 10 the States.
No Ia5a1s ar armed Hrsn are 70 be
branSht 70 the polls unless neee~lry
to repeI armed enemies or keep the
pescc. nsr shall ii ~ jasFni foF any
officer 10 freseribs OF ax by proelarnatioss
order or osnscsg i4e, the qaatfileaiIUa s III
voters or ia any tusHaer iatgrtaFe with
the fee right of sutieFagc
|. OEcers 20 offending shall be liable
indictment for msisileme4noE aud %
eugvicfI"a feed not exreeslau@ 81 -.,ttg
aud suffer istpFts 'ans.at Is the peuiteb~
fE.ry, paG h.. GhaH J umaths. scr more
than i've gear.
I'crsoas ~ ofeuliDg shall be disfran-
cbised.
New York. Feb, 28fh.-Tt seems By
the iIeraij's Charleston correspondent
hat even IN that hot bed ,F secession the
l,,v,. fir the oh unitn survived al yscas>
>ru les
IT,, r.m,'nins Inhabitants Of The city
u,.r1,r 49, 81 he ii r.,,r,r j. i.@1c IL tie gh-
.uIun. 81 ,'r 'lsrst, tl,s, III d 9
Whea ,iu4H t,.aiv , / c1."-tai troop. the
fist 10 isn,i 10 ."v" -frr.r,l ao h. trsn-
;Di Street their , =. ,, wcr: -ssGrriy
al ~ t" pr.+-v,f VIII h,D. branG "a
= ..,.. ..s -,,-..s anil 81,
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4 REBELS ARGUMENT rDR ME-
UNftIs. ct

I The great speech ogtlr Gains, deliver.
! Fl on thc 10Th uit, fs;a,'hetin- Fraeh
attention, lis argument iavarifg Festura-
ton OF the Union Is - fearless. a. It is
! able The irresponsibls--repre
ID the Rebel Congress- 4rpm AIsslssipp,
htnol other States, " no havesBo opyt4geHts.
! md she are assisting TO bud the tetters
upon North Carolina, are severely handled
By him. He holds that StfEh t'arotiBa
hss a perfect right TO dissolve her altegi-
aare with tho Confederate Government
and eater into u seperafe negotiation with
The / ltrd States + r peace lie proves
E~~cr,>nn to be It titilurt. and says Shertnan
= moving t"Fward through SsaEh and
North t'@rnfin' to-co-'Ferate With Grant
"a the rcIncti"n VI Eichnmnd and the
rtp.ur, 81 tees artug and that great -
fA'~ undrrt klg2 InnY S,-rtn. IA ~ DOT hail
>,4 .Fr,.att ~ ~ shat oi BIS terh t" Baton
&c, Savannah 1tra North. he said. betting
- the ~ i po~> Die 50 nts over their
Present lE,iH,HF rr S'ct -, will speedily
tura'.h tia ,SHtU3 n.en c1l ID TT by
Nr. Liu,',.in who will Z" to the field with
the greatest aLtcruy. nui soon become
rx"riJ,.ot ,''ltrr- inspired, AZ they are,
- n n. ia'l a.. -;ari} >nr 80.
l., >,'' ~, W. lrcyr"l it.r -urHcSs e.!
So. e:,~,u., - e'aH w. rrro,e7 buck The
g.. ,u-} ,,-rEe 'pnt>dnr,'" States which
I,. Bacon :th-H ',um IL hr the .rma.,
49,. tp.'.. :. - .',p W. h.ii I'll.
rv",.,t,- .r,."t. ,',n W.. even rrr,ya:
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rHE1 9rI EnsS 4 CAVALRY AND
4 - sss25o,Sa. -.


Ala meeting Of The oaisersani toIiiiers
aftte ah Iowa earalry the f1lIouing wss
unanimously sdopsed.
WHEREAS, The Rcv. Mr.. rzoxEEs
Gen,l asent Of The Iowa State Orphsn
Asylam has visited US in the Geld, and
'oIie;ted aid to the aoanees o. said enter,
prise. --... -. =.
Rraa'-%s. Tkst-wE, :ien3er to him eur
thanks Tor his visit, aad show our appreeI-
alton Of the cause he advocates Hy donat-
ihg and subscribing the I'm Of ~r>r
'Aoasonu tsco 1ua@5,j re,} :'::3 p.H~ ,j1i-
airs g., $50 to the >aue BY the tom
psittee
NJ Tarvov&L. CO.: Ch'u
JouH W,1<E tli't Sr,'y,
Co'nn"l TrumbUjj v,n,hurizos me to
say IN thc p~o J., - law4. that If any cjtv
ia the re'e he.w;l' 5ouho it Tbs *
now Tie hInaer rc-:u,rn. Tor this sacred
Gals. 1"I rao7,ay { 'ell. al the com,
punies with 2i@Hj.