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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION CAUCUS

UNION CAUCUS. ;. ,sg1yr, FUSHE Union Electors. of the town of -Litch IL field are requested to meet at the Town Room on Saturday. September 23d, at 2 P. M., to nominate candidates for town officers. af E4
 Per order of Town Comnittee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
k3 MARR4,EIJg', J'

On Tuesday, Sept. I2th, at the residence of the bridesaParsnfs. by gte Rev .aJohn B.sslry ker. of Sharon. Mir William E: Marsh-and Miss AmeliaiMl St KJohn, both of Ellsworth
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

Those in want, are most respectfully invited to call, resting assured they will be fairly and honestly dealt by. oa >
 Having had Forty Years experience in the trade, he can guarantee to serve all his patro ons as we'll as any one in the State.
 Although goods are high, that he cannot help, But 6eliegs me @ You shall have them as low as any one who pays for them. - Also Sole Leather, Morocco, Linings Bind. ings, Wax. Thread. Pegs and Nails. ,,..z Thankful for past favors. he solicits from one and all, a continuance of the same. E
 .. Yours truly, Tan
 F5 e& .52 ! &- 5# L.O. MEAFOY. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
TORRINGTONo CAUCUS,

.73HE " IT f,vaI{ kn ME- Union Elec tors, of Torrington, will U meet in caucus on Thursday, September 18th, at 2 o'clock, P. M.. to nominate candi- dates for town officers. xsstarE e.ss.f.,ys.,,f,
 Per order of Town Committee. Torrington, Sept 20, 1865. E 1D
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
FOR SALE.

A Dwelling House nearly new situated about
 EA one mile west of Cornwall Centre, with
 or without five acres of land under high state of cultivation, also about seven acres of wood A0E9ef ,ssEai e} f3r&S,hs A. N. DIBBLE, a20-6was Ta .ieq near the premises
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

DURSUANT, To an order from the cotrt of
 Probate for the District of Plymouth, will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder. on the 4th day of November t 10 o'clock in the forenoon, (unless previously dis posed of at private sale). so much of the R aal Estate or James Ryal late of Plymouth insaid district, deceased, as will raise the sum of S619,86. Sale to take place in said Plymouth Terms made known at the time of sale. lated at Plymouth this 1lth day of September, 1865.
 p 3w ELIZUR PENN, Executer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
Notice.

NNHE owners or keepers of every dog not U registered and numbered as is provided in the Act entitled An Act for the Protection of Sheep Culture" are hereby notified and re- quired. either to kill or to register and number such dog within twenty days after this date.
 GEO. H. BALDWIN, l
 EVERETT H. WRIGHT,
 DANIEL SToDDARD, \4} Sefectmen.
 GARNER B. CURTISS,
 JOSEPH A. NEWBERRY, 5J Dated at Litchfeld, this 18th day of septem- Der, 1866. y u LII s-5 @/'t 23 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

Bryant, StrattOn & COrbin's BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
 TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE,
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,,
 FOR INSTRUCTION IN Bookkeeping. Pamanship, Commercial LaD, Arith- metic, Business Correspondence, 7sleyraph-
 ing, Short Hand, &c.
 Young men and women are here thoroughly qualified. in short time. for the active duties of business life: A scholarship issued in this college is good for completion or review at any future time throughout the International Chain" now embracing thirty three colleges.
 The Photographic Institute has been recently fitted up with new instru ments, and is under the management of prac. tical and experienced operator. Telegraphing is pleasant and lucrative employment for both ladies and gentlemen. Students are taught to read by sound or paper. For full information, please call at the college, or address
 BRYANT, STRATTON X CORBIN, 18 3m Bridgeport, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21

lgFREE@ RWaT rgARa HyHE best in use. Jar and Cover being l Fl wholly of Glass;. For sale, by the single
 fJar or dozen, at 5H ED MoNEILsS. q l Litchfeld, July 18th. 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.


JAMAICA ss-IN CHANCERY-MUNRO AND Ux AND
81 Alvs Watt Elizabeth. To David Raft, Margaret RAFT
Augustus Cruickshank and Ann Creighton Cruckshank
Mcdonald RAFT Rober. Watt Raft, and Rnaabs,h wait
Deans children Of the late James Raft and Margaret RAFT
% Robert Wait, Colin Campbell Watt Amy Watt and Grace
Campbell Watt children OF Thomas Watt dcvsees under
places residence unknown and 10 the representatives
Of such Of them as may have departed this life.
eay yna Of June s aSoss oa sy ave
Ing the sails Of the real estate Of Robert Watt deceased
tom IN lie Parish Of Saint Elaabets certain wharf and
store premises In the town Of Monteeo Bay and Mddese!
dead stock respectively thereon ali situate in this and
said petition within forty days next after the pubca
may file affidavit adavts your behalf In respect
the stated therein and at the hearing Of
such petition a you may se advised ana TINS you ana eacn
witness HIs Honor SIR Bryan Ed
Seal OF the Court Of wards Knight Vice Chancellor OF
IL. 81 jamaica at the town of Saint
Chancery, Jamaica. Jago de In this second day
Stamp o.. Feb. 2, of February, Annoque Domini,
ROBERT RUSSELL, Reg. Cur Cane.
= the city of New York va Peter McFadden and Eliza
Jane McFadden his wifeTn pursuance OF Judgment Of
the supreme Court OF the State OF New York win
the Exchange salesoo III broadway in the city Of New
York by William Kennedy auctoneer all that certain Lot
eshtenh ward Of the city of New York and on the south
Of Twenty third the Third avenue com
mencng At the corner and thence sasry
late OF Samuel H. Ruggles; thence sonthsrly limo
parallel with the Third twenty hye feet thence
hundred the Third thence norhe along tho
same twenty feet the place Of bcginniug
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff,
r. T. KrsAn Attorney.
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

LyOR sALE-A BARGAIE-POUR STORY BROWN
stone front House tEngsh basement Twenty second
street bean seventh and Eighth win be sold
nsrtsoA JoskSH htsOF. No ~ Pine strssL
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

E'oR sALE-AT yoRKvrLLg AN EXCELLENT,
r, e,s. ys onn % tSsse sc high ssoop House and Lot o. tho
c,s' WIN au n0dern improvements; will be sold
ssIms , 1 sur ne buyer Apply owner The Oyster
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

TOR sALE-AT NEWARK. \, j. ~ STORY. WITH
two story extension House and Lot South sreet
tanning 10 rooms and gas lot rs BY 1885, yard paved
and street first class only three minutes from the depot
large hSuss with two story s.ssnsSn rooms aC Wash:
minutes OF depot Price IS 500; only ,S0Q wanted Pos
session April l. Apply 70 LYON BROTHERS. g Cor-
1nuAt. .ira
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

EOR sALR-HoUsE, WITH STORE AND HALF AN
mount o woodruff avenue and Prospees street but
6ve minutes walk from fremont depot Harlem Railroad
Place healthy Inquire Of W. HELLER lQ6 Fulton street,
from TO 10 A. n. and 10 p. N.
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

EyOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM, WITH LARGE
dwelling and cuthoueos attached at Flushing, J.,
ystedland With large and superior orchard oovsng about
DE Tses Thia seesn pIsoS vhin ssxsn an5 hsH mss
Of the City Hail. affords opportunity for Investment
Wx. st8NIs prides strset Fiu,hins III 1s psnss'
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

01O KIM WILL BUy uANDaOME BROWN
RlC.OOU stone front Iiouse on Lexington ay between
Fifty third and Fifty fourth streets west side Dill on ths
house. Apply 70 NE s~nsf D. RsiAE. 10 Bsvss-v, sp
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

TyOR SALEM BROOKLYN, A NEAT TWO AND
half story basement and sub cellar frame House, filled
IN with brick, all modern improvements price $1,000 $4,000
remain bond and mortgage II required convenient 10
three roues lot x0 possession about the middle Of
April For particulars inquire the premises IL Powers
street, Brooklyn or ITO Wall street, New York. -
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

ENOR sAIE--PRICE S46 800 A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY
II Seat, 16 acres; twelve miles by rail- for elegance
situation, modern improvements grounds, &C. n be
ssen Apply to L. LINCOLN, a. Warren street
IHOR sALE-A HOUSE AND THREE LOTS THE
house 70 feet front by 20 feet deep will be sold
rsely together Apply at - West Ffcth between
01xth and Seventh
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

A TI.ANT1C HOTEL, CHATHAM 6QUARE-NEW
n house One hundred neatly furnished Rooms, by the
day, week sr month. Open Ut all hours
b. BREEDER, Proprietor.
HOTEL.-MADIsON SQUARE HOTEL, TWENTY. FIRST
II and Broadway two hne suits OF Rooms with
Board 70 let; vacant this day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05
The Public Debt.

The exhibit published this morning Of
the condition Of the public debt On the
30th OF Septsm Der, sill ba read By the
loyaf people with lively interest, and
its conclusions received with extreme
pleasure. We have the gratifying fact
prssspied, for the frsl time aince the
commencement Of the rsbelIioH, Of a
reduction in The public debt The
Treasury Department, during the month
Of BspaembeF, snos Only met all expenses
from the ordinary revenue, but paid or
$I2, 2,742, 600 Of the principal Of the debt
There has also been withdrawn and can
celled during the month $6, OLE. 900 of
legal tender notes, and the interesS on
he dept bas been reduced $500 900,
The tbialA debt On the 30sh ullino was
81 744, ,947. T26 liz, and the interest
a l37, ,529,2l6 25 The amount of legal
tender notes In circulation 10 e678, 1885,
$40. The Treasury held in coin S32,-
740,TS3 43, aud in currency $50, ,236,.
AL 10. This whols exhibit ia unexpect.
fedly favorable, and II will exercise a
heallhlul indaenee on the finances Of
the country. simnltaneously With this
Lcheering statement the Secretary offers
fifty nhilion Of $40 bonds 10 los, 10 ex-
change for certificates Of Indebtedness
mafunpe bafofd January lss, and eoma
pound interest bearing notss and one
and two year Treasury pptes. This is
Fthe 6rst decided step in tbs line Of con
tfapsiCrt sud gtipaaguratesa pes policy,
which Mr. McCall0ch has the ability
10 sustain, and We have therefors Aasnr,
kncs that imitation has reached the cul.
rninAtiug point There is Also prom.
ise that henaaf0rward che country will
experience the wholesome influence Of
a steady contraction. ~ ~A se
Weano~ enter upon a naw ora. In
stead Of haviBF to face an increase o. a
million OF Two = day in the public debt,
tho Tseasary is more than payiag lla
way. This achievement IN second only
| fn. impestanca To the nnnonncement that
matked tbe end Of the rebeIlisn.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

A bloody tragedy was snacted ia this
place on Sunday night last. resulting in
aba death of q young man named John
Weare, O son Of Mr.. I'll Weare, proprie-
for OF the Flowsr House" 1t the
hands of 0eosga Bacon. formerly Of
this place, but more lately resident Of
Eyahsyille The circumstanqea of The
tragedy. al related to Us, are about as
follews:
BAcon. Ia company with O womAn
wkum be represented 10 ha has villa,
came from Evansville on the day stated,
and stopped at the Flower House. Be
ingsweii known hera aa dinsipased and
rtckle = young man, his assertion that
be was married 70 the woman waa not
credited, and they we're assigned sepa-
rate apartments In the Hotel This or
ranaemeni n0t sniting him, end being
some shat intoxicated, be became noisy
aud troublesome, and finally got into
fght with young man about the houss
named Greenhouse. The latter knock
Cd him dova aud was handling him
pretty roughly, when Young Wears In.
tcrfsred and separated I . combatensa
ImmediatAiy upon regaining his feet,
Bacon retreated . few PAGES, drew re-
volver- and commenced firing at Great
house. The. first shot was harmless, bat
the second tcok effect In the stomach
Of young Weare, Who had again placed
himself between the parties, and proved
fatal IN fea moments
A most remarkable aud highly eansur.
able CIRCUMSTANCES connected With the
affair was, that notwithstanding there
were eye-witnessea Of the murder, and q
crowd was soon afterwards collected on
abe spot, not the slightest effort was then
or afterwards made to arrest the mur-
darer The latter. when 1t suited his
convenience, cociy walked through the
cfosd. promspaded our principal street
for more than an hour; went back to
/ the hotel TO raise another row and.
finally, feisurcIy hitcbed up bis buggy,
took his WON "a aboard, aud started out
Of town. Unfortunately for bis speedy
exit, however, the night was dark, and
in driving down Msin street he ran his
hhorse st sswinging pace against shs
huge mound of earth recently excavated
from Mr.. John Burtis's premises, and
whioh then half 6llad the atreat opposite
the latter The horse did not haIk al
| khe impediment, but mounted the kiliock
with rapid strides. When at tha very
summit the buggy cspsized, and horse
and vehicle, after turning complete
somersat, came crashing 70 the ground.
How tha occupants eanaped with their
lives and whole bones, IS astonishing,
the fsll being 81 least ten feet. almost
perpendicular The buggy, hnwever.
was completely wrecked, and conse-
| qaently useless IS a further means of
escape for the murderer What means
he subsequently, employed 70 act away
we did mot learn, but escape he did, and
has not aimee been beard Of
Nj Vernon Unioa, 23d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

. RAEK1Ga, \. Z, Oct 4-The NORTH
Carolina State Co1sention orgasizsd
yesterday. Hon E. g ReAds was uBsn-
inously elected President There was
q fuII stterdsnes and the greatest bar
mony prevails
Thszs 10 no doabt bat that clause
win be inserted in the Constitution of
North Carolina prohibiting slavery.
The Go4srnor's Message Was read to-
day II was short aud TO the point 1t
said the dasies Of the Convention are
too PLAIN IN It's Suggestions from ne aad
/ earnestly believe will be thankfully
performed
Nothing Of importance was done to-
day, exceps tbs appointment Of Bzsk
ness CommiItee The Convention viii
NO zealously 10 work on Thurad9T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05
The VERY LATEST
.TELEGR a II Il.
Important Dcefsfen By Cemmizeiener
s.sr Idm0nds.
Meeting OF the KoFih caFosina State
CoHTeBtI0a.
LATE SAVANNAH IsTKLLIGEsCK.
Tntesegting Foreign News.
The English Press ON the LRfe Dis
IRrbancc N Ireland.
LATE SAVANNAH TsfELLIGEsoE
interesting Foreign News
Arrest OF Feniana.


EANA&@AAA = #WMM @AMA@@s
EKw YoRK 0e A-rh6 7Fmafs
Tashington special says:
An srycr prevails sAs 70 The effect -cf
relieving Gen. Bragg from further service
On the WIr1 Military Com mmimsiou. Ii To-
generally supposed that this order ef the
War Departments raises grave legal
aaesties as TO he right Of the Commits
sion TO proceed with the trial Of WirE
The question, howsEef, has long been
veil settled, and the withdrawal Of one
or more members, or any number of
members of "a Court. until the HHmher 10
reduced 70 BOT three, viii not oscilase
the proceedings, nor prevent The remain
fng three or more from making up their
findings and jadgpaptA
Gen. Sl0cnm's resignation has been
accepted hy the President -. 4
Another Kentucky delegation 10 com.
ing 10 Washington to urge Gen. Palm
er's removal from the command Of The
Military Departmsns Of Kentucky, This
delegation is hendsd BY Garrett DAVIS
and his confFiefs.
Conmissioner Edmonds. Of The Gene.
rai Land oaiee, 70 day decided that a
pre-emptor Il allowed 20 Gle his deelara-
lion stAGemenb Bpon q tract of land pre-
yionsly entered under the Homestead
Act, II his dseiAring staiement ia accom-
panied by hia aaidaEit that ha had aciu-
Ally made bic settlement prior 10 The
dats of the Homestead Aea He kiso
dsoifea that two OF more parties cannot
eater The same tract andar the said acf.
The tract should be awarded 20 tha krss
applicant II two or more apply for she
sract at the same time, "a shoala be
awarded 10 The party making the hlgheat
bid ioF the pFfsiiage Of making the en-
try; aud The sun thus bid should be
credited to the United States 10 rssurn,
ss On excess, With q memoranium oi
the facts A pmxty caE suter . tract
unon which . pre-emplor has hled his
aifi dnvit, II there 10 no pra-amptoF who
haa fled his declarAtory statement a
be hles hts nfgiaasis taat therS is no
pre- smpsion setilsneBt on the lAad, and
make his snlry suhject 20 the pre-ems
tion. claims. In which cmss such pre- em :
tion. should Be estabiisbsd after notice
10 an hsafisg Of tke parties eonesrned.
The internal Fevenms receipts 10 day
wsrs W., Gas
The follo~i1g Fniipg vas, thls morn
ing, ordered By The collector % iassrnaI
revenue: That In detsrminiag the
amoenG Of taxable gross raceipts for
premiums and receipts, under section
one hundred And Eve % ths act Of june
18th, 1864. inHnFaaee companies are nos
allowed AZ drdnei "a amouns paid them
for rs Insurance.
Geo. Howard will next inspect the
condition Of freedmsn'a Affairs in North
Carolina, and viii leave for that purpose
IN about > eesk a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

We are not surprised that the individ-
ual Publishing the atsaek 81 Auditor
.Bsch, in tine 0oarfer Of Wednesday, was
ashepedl 20 -Fhgn his ,napaT VI hjs .eTii,Y
Gle. No dosbt he. j. sops iellog WHO
has received more than one personal "a
vor from ahd.Additnr 'Iflaet deferred
from making himssf known Goethis rea-
son, the ibelous insinuations in which
b@ INDUCES. are enough to make him
feaf 10 face t6e b|eeiSf kh GIEdbo6da
He who will insinuats 9 lie is msaner
apd mora corlenplibls than he who is
ohtspoksa in deception, because be adds
cewardics % mIsndaoigys The author Of
the communication referred to knew be
was insinuating lie, when he insinuas
ted thai VicsaF Biqeh has made from
&l4, 900 to els 600 out Of the money be
has paid volunteers for bounty. An
anonymous slanderer Is the most despic
able and c8nEsApiiBle xhjecsin exist
snce. - "a F6DsEhS GAH1E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

.NRw YoAK, 0canhar 4-The Persia
arrived hers last night win dates 20
Ssptemhsf 25fh There i noghing nsw
regarding the Eaniana
Another party wan arrested I'm tho
Cork gaFFisen, bus IL is believed that
the troops, asa body are reliable
ADublin detectivaa wera AZ woFk In
England, and had arrested two Feniana
10 Manchester Aad one IN Sheffield. All
were sent TO Duhlin.
Fenian organisations I'm kiwarSoei
eonlinne AeliFe, uptwithssandine thu ar
resta
The Dublin Erening Nal says evi-
dence is 40 voluminouH that the exam
inAtion of the prisoners could NOT take
place Immediately.
An Engish cruiser ia OF Cork look<
iag cut for d vessel Faported % have
cleared fr0m Amariem with arms S
The Times editorially holds up The
movement as ridieuloasly absurd, and
insignificant in proportion; bnt. .says " 10
something to have u clearly shoWn that
the AmsTican Goverumsak rejects AT
participas5on. which Irizhmea fondls
axpacsnd.
The Army ana Navy Gdzeft< does
not believe in troops being infected with
Fsnianism, aud says they are stationed
90 sound military principles. y
The 40nitestF amth0ritatively states
that no change in she me.nbers or poll
CT Of the French Governnent is con.
templated Rumorn are tho inventions
of evil diapoaed peFsona
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05
raE-The allssaaiEIIIs pailr InFIaI

s@The 4 a zsanktlIle DAILY Cmhser''
is the title of tksnsG DsmoSfatie On con-
uervAtivs papSE, aElc On made Ha5fat ap-
peArASesa u cas tSiay bsstdfdsy Z Itis
'pubIisksa BY A. sSEiardEEW. BIsH6Ie.
si6h, aH 9a a lEfdimeG hnaAIs BdfOaHins.
with A. $. Kiefelfa6d WraE M Hbleman
~ EdItosas Ifrhs fifsf I'm EbsEz rrsse6ss
9 y9p5 cred 6dlEEhla pfdArAaom tspsgraph- I
icAlIy at wsH gel mo dtlisoriafl9Fand
promises fair forxhsi fntnreJ Thadpro.
pfi6ora ara illl axa nnderziAna pfaegleal
printers and, Of cofifsas 5uilE undaFasand
EtAst Al Of p1blEshi6g a good pssssr.
Ev6ns siIEs s@ellAfE0rds6 IA snssai6two
papers III hen ae EHhAhtah ana lnanufac'
turers win only contfibsseto fhetr sup.
port propOrtionally to their efforts to
build up the trade, wealth and general
prosperity Of the city. We chserfully
place the Gurier on our exchange list.
and bid it welcome.
Mr., John NJ Beatty, formerly Of the
Dispatck, Hill sttend q the local and
river cciamls of the 0bariefs aAIr. Feat.
ty is en- old tyPq and FesideFrIof our
city, has quite an extensive newspaper
experience, And-will no doubt make his
department Of the paper success.
~ + aa T4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

NEw YoRx, Oct 4-Gold ssrongeF.
The qpotatIon Jumped up to I46 this
morning. partly under purchases 70 cover
short sales made ia expectation Of lean,
aad partly from The demand for export
A Gre broke out this morning 10 the
upper story of the building No l55 Wa
ter street, oceupied b. Geo. Copsdend,
cotton broker. W. +. Nsedeg, dealer 10
varnishes; Harding & Heath, in copper
and shsst iron works, and Beydon i
Bordsau, szfs makers, occupying parts
Of the same Aailding. Are among the anf-
ferera Loss, probably $50. 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05
- n. Fi.AIIas ,blltl our ylJJ5e lfgi,ai

aaf We leAfna thar our Yong frisnd
Thsodore la dppiied fO.ste ftefgEt aetht
in his city ior ] sccsttidcats thaf hsg Vas
not discharged from afhe depot on
account OF incompetency. The agent
Coaldpt lsepOmpOdasar bln, foF the reg
son that sueln " qsFbfsats would be
false. Theodore failed 10 End a Eve
dollsr-a day" man on that occasion.
We esaagest that hAniha adhs fvistds
DsAn, BEainy and lrylahphm@ fheg will
prodnSd ID Saiiaasle lcF shE .srsesgepey.
As he has failed to get a certificate
from the freight depot he had better ap-
ply TO the other parties, who discharged
him on the xsApe uground. They
may be mofsA Pli@Siea II they, too,
are ssrfeAtf aflE ssfIR On Ichpison'
Dean, and Braih. They aSs always on
hand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

ToEEDo, Ociober 4-The great Coo
selidased Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railway Company unanimously elected
the following directors Of said cosnpany
A. Body, John II Knox, + G. Lisrh-
Geld, ]. r. Jsssap. J. Ross, T. Spear. J.
DanlAp, sebly Shumphrey, w. Kidd,
". A. White. & Wells, Ssilfon g Creil,
NJ. Colburn aud J. u. Drnmmoed
The following we're elected officers OF
the company:
A Body. President; W CeIbuts, Wee
President and General sHperistsnaens T;
J. u Drummond, Secretary and Treas
nrer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05

NKw ToAT, Oct 4-The steamers
Zodiac aid Raleigh brings Savannah
tates 10 the 3Ist uIt. 97ss HiEM ~
The Herald says he Georgia
Union Club, at q mssting On the 27th,
cordially indoraed the NOMINATIONS of j.
q. Bennett, DR.. P. g. Clark, and A w.
Stone, as delegates % the state CeHven-
tion, rs true and loyal 10 ths Govern
ment Of the UniEed asa1ss; as opposed
20 secession nndar sny pretaxk The
club also announced itself in favor ol
aaIveFsal sufraRe, and endorsea the
policy Of Che Waahingtoh administr O.
sicn- Fss = essaaaits W1
The Augusta CLroniels learns dis
patch has been received nj Atlantis STAT
ing that a. H Stephens has beaa pmrl
donad and wiR return hona
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-05
naF-The Zee York qttbnne intinales

that the sympathy which the peo-
PIE of1the Ncsttsra Ststss feli fcr the
Eastern Tennessee loyalists was mia
p1Eced, because TIE lastsr manifest q
disposition to be reyengsfuI. The Tri-
bGne 10 exceedingly magnaHimoaa and
quite Indignant that the East Tennessee
sufferers, 40 not emulate its chrissian-
Like example. Il seems 20 forget that
,forgiviag 10 an easy matter for those
Who have bcthihg 70 forgive. when
Horace Greeley can forgive Thurlow
Weed and take him 10 his arms in low
ing embr zee, be viii be better prepared
TO give advice 70. sha men whose fathers,
brothers, and sons, have been bruially
murderqd. BY. rebsl scoundrelss sho re-
furn 10 Ftory IN their deedE - - s
nJ- Brig. General Thomas G. Pitch
sr, commanding at Tndianspolis, is a
son OF Judge Pitcher Of Mt Vernon.
Hs holds the rank OF Major, with t~o
bresets, Lieut.. Colonel and Colonel