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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

could withdraw from the Union at its
own will. l shall pursue the same line
of conduct that has been my constant
guide. T7can't take the position that
State which attempted to secede To- out
of the Union, when contend iaiI ahe
time that it cannot 20 out, and that IL
never has been out, and that it can not
be forced out. can not be forced into
that position. Hence, when the States
and their people have complied with all
the requirements of the Government, I
shalhbe in favor of allowing them to
resume their former positions.
I did not intend to say anything per-
sonal, but at the beginning of the re-
cent gigantic struggle between the diff.
ferent sections North and South, there
were extreme men North and extreme
men South. This great Government was
kept on the anvil and hammered since
the rebellion, and there seems to be q
disposition to continue ,hammering until
the Government is destroyed. / have
opposed that system always, and oppose
il now. The Government, in the asser-
ton of its powers, and in the maintain
ance of the principles of the Coustitu-
ton, has taken hold of one extreme, and
with the strong arm of physical power
nut down the rebellion. Now, as we
swing around the circle OF. Union with q
fixed and unutterable determination to
stand by it, we find the counterpart or
duplicate of the same spirit that played
to this feeling, and these persons 10 the
South This other extreme-which stands
I'M the way, must get out Of ii. The Gov
eminent must stand mistaken and nm
moved upon its basis-the Government
must be preserved.
I hope that all the people of this
country will act in good faith, and in the
fulness of their hearts, will, upon princi-
pies which you have enumerated here to-
| day of the maintenance of the Union
lay aside every other feeling than which
is for the good of our common country,
and, with uplifted faces to heaven, swear
that BY our gods and our affairs, this glo
rious Union shall be preserved. Great
applause.
/ an gratified to find the patriotism Of
the country m anifesting itself in these
expressions. 1t shows that the attempt
to destroy the Union has failed. trust
we shall 60 on, determined TO maintain
the Union in its original purity against
all opposers.
After some further conversation be-
tween members of the committee, Presi-
dent johnson said: eff I can now see
all these States restored, so that we can
proclaim peace and good will among
the people of the United States, it will
be to me happy day"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
PoseY county Union Convention.
Mr.. VERNON, Ind, Feb. 10, 1866.

4
Pursuant to, notice, q Union Mass
Meeting was held at the Court House,
in Mount Vernon, Indiana, on Saturday,
the 10th day of February, 1866, for the
purpose of appointing delegates from
Posey county, to the Union State Com
ventiOn, to be held at indianapolis, on
the 22d of February, 1866. Wis b
! DR.. VIM. Nj. Macarthur, as Chairman
of the County Central Committee, called
the meeting to order; wheleupon Gen.
VIM Harrow, was elected President,
and VIM. p. Edison, Secretary. es o.
On motion of Col. John A. Mann, the
following delegates from Posey county
were appointed to attend the Union
State Convention, to be held at Indian
apolis, on the 22ad Of February, 1866,
i to-wit sBmfI4 or a8IE81g f76Eg
/ Black .TOaCRship--Gen. VIM. Harrow,
Major S. Miner, Dr.. VIM. NJ. Macarthur,
Seth M. Eeavenworth, Col John A..
Mann, Conrad MUTT, Charles Luning, c..
Nous, Lieutenant Frank Greathouse,
Andrew S. AlIdredges and Arson s. Os-
born. II s.-t--.
Point Z5Dnship. Captain VIM. C.
Baker, Lieutenant VIM. Ellis, David
Knight and Jesse Dayton.
MdrTs TosCnship. Major James M.
Carson, Lieut. G. S. Mills. Andrew Kak,
Michael Ruminer, Judge Urbin Mars,
and Lieut. French Dixon ptls4sA 3
Lynn T6sgnskSp Capt T. j. Trus-
colt, Avis Pitts, VIM. T. Purcell, Wm.
Carol Pitts, b. Wilkerson, Peter KiVett,
Harrison Thomas, V. Walker and vii
liam Alexander. 4 AAA
Robinson Ios0nship-John Decker,
F. Nelgen, F. Bender, George Nelgen,
nnd Campbell Hayes. ~
Center TosCnship-Capt. Alb Cox,
Herbert Wallace, DR.. G. Elliott and Ma
ior Jesse Nash. se4 u o. alf1n
Robb I01cnship.-Thos. G. Jaquess,
DIR. ]. C. Rutledge, John L. Waters,
Ephraim Merit, Major Wolf, G. Hines
and Thomas Robb. n
Harmony ToiOnship-Julius G. Miller,
Captain Robert Clark, Captain 81. Fit
ten, John R Hugo, John O'Neal, James
Lyon, Gellet Schnee.
Smfth Township - Captain w. ].
Whiting, and George w Lowe.
Bethel TosURship-Roley M. Hiche.
son and Richard Harris. Ih aHg
On motion Of DR.. Wm. NJ Macarthur,
it was 90. .ts
Rssolred, That all Union soldiers.
and members of the Union party eener-
ally, residing in this county, be appoint
ed az delegates to the Union State Con.
vention, to be held at Indianapolis on
the I'D Of February, 1866, in addition
to the delegates specially appointed by
this Convention; and that a majority Of
the delegates who shall attend the same
be authorized to cast the vote of this
county in such Convention.
On motion of Col. John A. Mann. the
meeting proceeded to appoint the fol.
lowing named persons as Central Com.
mittee, with powers to appoint such
coralaittees in the different townships, in
order to effect more thorough organ
ization in the County, to-wit:. re.Svl
General VIM. Harrow, Colonel John
A. Mann, WIN. P Edison, C. L. Prosser.
Milton Black, Capt John M. Duckworth,
Thomas Conlin, VIM. Carol Pitts, Major
James NJ. Carson, George Nslgsn, VIM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

A RECoNsTRUcTED GOVERNORS OPIN-
ION OF FEDERAL SoLDIERs.-Governor
Humphreys, of Mississippi, in a letter
dated January 18th, denying the report
of troubles in Kempec county. and the
interference of Federal soldiers, writes:
heard of no disturbance or disorder
in that county that needed my attention.
have never doubted the willingness and
ability of the civil officers and volunteer
companies to maintain peace and order
within the State without the assistance
of the United States military.
/ have yet to learn that tie United
States troops are needed as usefnl in re-
storing peaca and order; but, on the
other hand, have fonnd them disturb
ing element, nuisance and a big hting
curse to the quiet, prosperity and happi
ness of both races, in spite of the earn
est and honorable efforts of some of their
commanding officers.
The rebels in this part of the country
look upon the Union soldiers in the
same light. The Cops regard them as a
nuisance and a blighting curse. Every
day or two we see outcroppings of THU
deadly hate. The death of every Union
soldier is rolled as q sweet morsel under
their tongues, and occasions great re
joicing in the privacy of their offices and
homes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

agsiHDR.I BAKERS SFECAFtC. lall
This medicine VIII eure f - rt4s 81
n ONORBHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURE. gKM-
NJ iusl Weakness or spernatoFrhes, Ohordees
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, and all Dis.
eases Of the Sexual Organs caused BY contagion or
we ,knesz Of either sex, male or female. f-r
tn 3 elegant, popular, and infAsiibls propara-
tIoe, ceebrated IN all our largs oitiea for tbs
cure Of private diseases, IL now cred 10 the
eHesed, and warranted 70 cure all diseaaea Of the
DIR. BAKERS sPECIFIO
Is the only safs and reliable remedy for the cute
OF epermatorrheas generally termed seminal
Weakness, caused By self abuse or excessive iD-
diligence, now sofoarinay prevalent 10 all PAY ;
Ss'1 d. BAAER,s SPECIFIC lafe u
is a great healing, purifying, and self-curlng
remedy, REQUIRING medical aid or advice
With this great medicine, you CAP cure Yourself,
and evoid all chance OF exposure and ruin by tg-
~ N"'- = = DR' BAKER's INJEUTT0N. aAi
NIB. In cases Of GonorrheAs elect, and Strs,-
ture, Or. Bakers Injection Il recon mended 20 be
rally aids IN subduing the Inflammation aad
stopping fbe discharge. Both are recommended
10 be used in these complaints.
treatise on sexual diseases, called a. The BtpG-
Instructor" accompanies each bottle Of the sg-
enc. ~
Prles--Dr. Bakers Specific, SO 80 per bottle.
Prics-Dr. Bakers Injection, ST o. PSF bottle.
dPrice-male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents W.
male Injecting SYRINGE, 60 cents.
Sent by express to all parts Of the country on
receipt Of the money and twenty i've cents aldi-
tfonef 20 pay for boxing and shipping. x
Prepared and sold by DIT. Il. EasterIy 4 Co.
No. 20 North Fifth street, St Louis. MO-, and At
their eraSch store, No. 90 Madison street, ohii
For sale BY 'ths druggists. Ezansvius. a.t 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

0ILLI0Us DISEASES, SICK HkADA0hki
pIaint, OosfiVsness, JauDdice. ano All Oethnfe-
. ents Of the System where AZ Aesrieut or "a
m Fas,erIvir UnfversaI Family Pills are very
mild and pleasant IN their opersiions yet more
iororapt and qffectnal IN cleansing the ayafene
rom XII bIilIous and Irritating matter than tbs
vsrsona other ntilg IN general For Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia they are invelnasls-
These pills are purely vegetable IN their inEre-
disssss eend Wis X found much suparior 10 other
ns1is % cnra the diseases incident TO the West
Price. 30 cents per box-for1y n box.
~ ri 49, TINh sfresf, 1t. Louis, No. Sold &c
ths,r br~nch Family Medicine Store. No. 90 MAJ
faou street, Chicago III $40 Ia, e.Iu wa
For sale by the drugetsts, AtAnstlfs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
Advice to the Democratic Party.

The .Copperhead journals are fond of
certifying themselves in their attacks
upon the American Congress with ex.
tracts from the New York Herald. We
commend TO them the following piece of
advice from that journal of late date:
The attempt Of the Democratic mem
bers of Congress to keep up the distinct
organization of their party is useless
and Improbable task. The Democratic
party Of past days is defunct. 1t was
shattered BY old hunkerism and seces-
sioniam before the rebellion. and it was
slaughtered by Copperheadism during
that period. The Democratic legisla-
ton of former years prepared the way
for the final collapse of the party. The
trucking of the Pierce Administration
to the Southern fire. eaters was followed
by the incapacity and imbecility Of the
laundering administration of old Buch
anan. These were both Democratic Ad-
ministratious, and the worst that ever
ruled the country. M e5 W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
MEDICAL.
DIR. AAsrEnLr,s
IODINE AND gARsA PARrELA.

IODINE AND SARSAFARfELA.
'4nib is the only medicine that will cure diseases
srieiag from an impure state Of the blood, viz:
CGR0FBLA or KINGS EVIL CANokRs
- TuEors, Eruptions Of the skin, EryaipelAB,
Chronic sofetRyss, RingwoFm or letter, scald
Head Old Sores, swelling Of the Glands, Leproey
white swelling, Piles, Blotchess Bolss Pimplea
on me Face, Soitfe, knenmsIlsms LAYER JON
Affections, General Debility, all Chronic Dis.
eases, and all Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
This medicine combines IN a highly conccz-
trated state the Fluid Extracts Of SarBaEerillas
Yellow Dock, 6tillingia, Buodock, and the 1QdidS
q Potassium also the ez tracts Of several other
vAsnabis Roots and srks, prepared bya new and
highly Improved chemical process for obtaining
the active principle Of thoee roots IN its pure ana
most perfect volatile state. rendering the COM
known to man for the cure OF ali those diseases
arising from an impure state OF the blood, or the
other d uids Of the system
DIR. EASTERLH,6 IODINE AND SAR-
sAPARILLA
searches ont the very germ OF rsots Of diseases hy
purifying the blood, producing healthy action
Of the liver and itH eecretions expsIling all
bid, impure, and diseased matter from the sys-
tenn, and by its simultaneous action on all the
various organs Of thu body, II imParta now lifs
and sstsy g tss %e9s pnyes ,s1's r9s
Is the reason why IL q equally effc<ciont u 20
many dlnefent complaints. No ether medicine
can compare with iii" F4e
oh. EASIERL1'S IODINE AMI Sab
'H't SAPARfLLA
forthe cure Of eerDfula. obHinats OLD soIe., fet<
ter, Ring ~oFm, Salt Rheum, SAID Head Pimplps
on the Face, Prairie Itch, Illinois Mango NIB
souri, scratchRss and all EruPtions OF the skin.
But for the cure Of ell Old Sores and Skin Dis
GRfpLE17s SALT RHEUM AND
4Hf sRdf z TETTERl OINTMENT ell y
fs q valuable assistant TO the Iodine and Harsapa-
FILA IN subdniDg the disease. Th3 Iodine nnd
earsapariIla purihes the blood and removes the
cause, and -th. Ointment heals the aoro1 and kills
the disease, and thus Z speedy and permanent
cure Il effected Roth are recon mondef 70 -
used for these complaints.
DR. EAsTEBLY's IODINE AND sAR- Ia.
SAPARIbLA
is rapidly euperseding cit other 6arsaparflas and
blood purifying medicinea., Nearly all the old
sarsaparillas are diaeaided worthless and are
dearly Obsolete while thisis every dsy increasing
formerly purchased BY the dozen now order ~
the gross and Eve gross at q time. II IL war
ranted six times stronger, cheaper, and better
than any other Sarsaparilla or blood purifying
medicine now offered to the public. or no money
will be taken for 40. Therefore ask for
nJ DR. HASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAB
and take nothing slse
Prics-The Iodine and sarsaparflIas q 50 psr
bottle.
! Price eridlssa SAT- Rheum and letter oint-
nAnt, rs cents per bottle.
5 Prepared and sold by Or. u. Eastsrly a Ce.g
No. 10 North Fifth street, Sc. Louis, No. Sold af
their branch Family Medicine Store, No. % Mad
ison street, Chicago, III, rr
For sale BY ths druggists Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

DIARRHFA sYRU1

u I a 4 Z II E a , hU Ff,sn
This medicine Is pleasant ans infallibls cure for
nIABRHEA, DYsENTERY, O0LIo, oH0L-
~ era Borbus, cramps OF Spsssms, Bowel Cons
plants, and all Derangements 81 the ssomach
and BoWes Of Children whom Te ethiDg- u-in
This celebrated, popular, and inialllbie remeoy
has been used By the most respect eois ana tntst@
years Ia All cases Of Diarrhea, .. vsshterys ana
Bowel Complaint and All unite In pr pneenctng ~
the most speedy and enectual me6iciI 70 shey have
ever ussdl Price, rs oentb per bottle. ~
Prepared aud sold By DR.. Il. haste rly o.,
No 10 NORTH Filth street, st. Louis, No. solo es
their branch store, No. 90 hiadison g. sssts Oht-
Eor ale By the druggIst.. EansxlIIs. IN u u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
isfsIs5L tDR. SANDERS il III
THREE.MTNUTE SALVE.


CtORNs, WARTS, MOLEe, RIEGW0BM, and
~ Tcothache In from three 20 ten minutes.
trial will convince the most inereduiouB Of
Ets almoat miraculous power and efficacy IN re-
towing Warts and moles, which are always
. fsnsfVe to the eye, impairing cars beauty and
In stanfly curing the tormenting pains from
Germs and Toolfiar no. Price, rs cents per bottle
DR. Sanders Three Minute Salve Will Be sent 20
all parts Of thu com Try on receipt Of the price,
and ten cents 70 prepay postage on the same =
Prepared aud sold By DR.. 4. Eastsriy a Co.,
Nc 10 NORTH. rirst street, 81. Loniss No. sold -
their branch Family Medicine Store No. " htsaf
Ison street, chicago, IA. 20 tH
For sale by the druggists, Eyansvills. ...s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
Pike C0unfY G0nTenfinn.

The Union voters of Pike county are
requested to meet in mass convention,
at the Court House, in Petersburgh, on
Saturday, the 18th of February, 1866,
for the purpose OF selecting delegates to
attend the Union State Conyention, to
be held at Indianapolis on the 22d of
February. Let every township in tbs
county be represented in the county con-
vention. All who are opposed to North
ern traitors getting into power in the
State, and who are alike opposed to the
late defaaltigg lFeasures. Of Warrick
county being made Treasurer of State,
are invited to come up and vote Is No"
By order Chairman County Central
Committee.
al R. HARRELL, Sec'y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

BG~Old Thad. Stevens lived in Adj
ans county, Pa, till be converted it
from a strong Wing to Democratic
county. He now lives IN Lancaster,
which, if he lives long enough, he viii
probably in like manner convert to
Democracy. We observe that Lancaster
city elects a Democratic Mayor. -NeID
Albany Ledger.
But you forget to say that Lancaster
city has nearly always done that same
thing, notwithstanding the county is 40
Overwhelmingly Republican, and that
the Democratic majority this year was
greatly reduced. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
l'eai DIR. oARTER's 4
COUGH BALsAM

Will cure IL
COUGHs, COLDS. ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION,
u Bronchitis, Spit ing OF Blood, Pain "a the
Side and, Breaat, Whooping Cough, Group, and
all Diseases OF tina Throat. Chest, aud Lungs. Il
The most perfect, pleasant. and sflcAcious rem-
edy discovered for all Diseases Of the Throat
Cheat and Lungs Ia 10 s iH41Haft
DIR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM.
This medicine tfmmedlerely stops the cough,
produces tree and easy expectoration. removes All
nucous and f5uf matter from Che afr passage
gives In difficult breahine, allays the iEatas
tion Of the Lungs, and effects speedy cure b.
soothing aud healing All the pulmonary organs.
DIR. GATHERS COUGH BALsAM
never falls toGcure Coughs aud Colds IN aiaw
days, and has cured thsusands upon thousanda
81 cases Of Consumption after phyBiclAna and all
other remedies had failed, and ths patients giyan
up to die. This Balsam 10 Che most perfect and
infallible remedy for all diseases, Of the Lungs
knowh 10 the cfviIised world.
a. B. Ask for Dr. Carriers Cough Balsau, and
take nothing else Price 76 cents for trial bottle
large bottles, 81 90 per bottis. sftf r.1ai 81
Prepared and sold BY DR.. +. Esstsriy \ o., No.
20 North Flfth street, 81. Louis NO. Sold at their
brsnsh Family Medicine Store. No. 80 Madison
street, 0hieaRa, i'll. fAt
For sale BY the druggists Evansville. sfaiec
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

csvstt, 3. J. Rodgers, John Z. Waters,
Capt. W. ]. Whiting, and James Dema-
rec.
On motion of JuIias c. Miller, Il was
ordered that the prSceedings of this
meeting be published in TIE Mounl YER
non Union and EvaRsyiIle Jdarndk 8
On motion of ]. a. Chaffin, the meet.
ing adjourned WIZ. HARROW, Pres.
WM.P EDsoN, Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

OF the forty-six in the House
who voted against the amendment to
change the basis of representation, only
seven are known as Republicans, viz. !:
Messrs. Eliot and Baldwin of Massa-
chusetts, Hale and Raymond of New
York, Jenckes of Rhode Island, and
Rousseau and Green Clay Smith of Ken
lucky. Five others were elected as
Union men, and sometimes vote with
the Republicans, viz. NOEL of Missouri,
Randall of Kentucky, Latham and
WhaIey Of West Virginia, and Phelps CT
MARYLAND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

The Senate, the other day, passed q
bill to protect all persons in the enjoy
ment of their civil rights" The pro-
visions Of the bill accorded precisely
with this description of its purpose.
Every Democrat in the body recorded
his vote in the negative. Why2 Not
because the principles or methods Of
the bill were unjust, but because the
persons who specially stood in need of
protection were not white. 1t may be
farther remarked that the President is
as deeply impressed with the necessity
70: this legislation as the radicals in
Congress. Democrats profess great adj
miratioa for the Presidents policy, but
when he wants to deliver the weak from
the power of the strong, the Democrats,
to a man, refuse to stand by him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

CoNvExIEET.-The Democratic Gen.
trail Committee of Rash county, to save
the people the trouble of meeting Tor
the appointment of delegates to the
State Convention, got together and APP
pointed the delegates to suit themselves.
This 10 eminently Democratic, and high
" conservative
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14
1NFALLrnLE HAIR nnsronEH.

INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORER-
nEOIDEDLY THE BEST ARTIcLE for Re-
81 storing Grey Hair 70 its original color (not
scalp, preventing the hair from falling OF, giving
Il softnsss and gloss that nothing elss San pro.
ducs. Price, 81 per bottle. sold By ell drug
gists. ltH-H
Robert Fisher, Agent and Manufactures, So.
Louis, Mo.
Sold BY DR.. 4. Kasterly 3 Co., No. 81 n 1rth
Family M ,dicine Store, No. 90 Madison street,
Chicago, II linof4 iscie General ARsnfas to whom
alI orders Just be addressed. a. f.
For sale BY the druggists Of Evaneviile.
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rha nnmine Cnntest.

The Louisville Journal warning the
loyal men of Kentucky OF the extent
and strength of the combination which
ia being made against them, says:
"a prominent gentleman OF Nelson
countV. q leader in this so-called "Dsm-
ocrat;ch programme boastfully declared
70 4 friend Of ours that this organiza-
ton would embrace every portion OF the
State. and that, in the Gnbernasorial,
Congressional, and Legislative contests
Of 1867, it would sweep the political
field, defeating every man who had been
a Unionist, or who had favored the
prosecution Of the war against rebel.
hon." N
Yes, that is the programmed In In
diana, it will be disguised for season.
At the battle of Wilson's Creek the reb-
els deceived our troops by marching an
der the Stars and Stripes, until they APP
preached so close to our lines as to pour
in deadly volley, and thus defeat and
murder our boys. So the recently i'm
ported rebels Of Evansville propose to
hoist the workingman's banner in hopes
that they win deceive the sterling Union
men of our city end gain an advantage
that will hereafter be used to their hurt.
We warn Union men against these plot
ting conspirators. They have failed in
their plots against the Government, see
TO it that they fail in their plots against
the city and public schools. We throw
ont this warning none too soon.
The rebel organ on Main street thinks
its namesake. the Louisville Courier, is
very ridiculous in advocating the cleo
ton of John C. Breckenridge TO the
United States Senate from Kentucky.
cit is more than ridiculous" emphati-
cally afirms the Evansville bantling-
sat this time"
Certainly, it is little impolitic, just
now, when the Copperheads are making
such desperate efforts to retrieve their
fortunes, By humbuggiug the working
men, and abusing everything that is de-
scent and respectable. The Louisville
Courier il very ridiculousl
But is it not amusing to see a rebel
chick, who, during the war, went dodg-
ing..around and around, to avoid hard
knocks, reproving veteran rooster, who
fought for the rebellion, and came out
sadly battered and torn2 Especially is
it amusing to see paper the type in
whose heading was taken from the head
ing Of the old Louisville Courier, and
brought to this city in a oarpet-sack,
putting on airs, and giving its ancestor
aage and unasked for advice. So long
as the Courier of Evansville wears q
wig made of hair from the head of the
old Louisville Courier it ought to deport
itself more becomingly in the presence
of ita superior.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

BG Joseph J. Bingham, formerly eds
itor of the Indianapolis State Sentinel,
is said to be the Indianapolis corrsspon-
dent Of tia New Albany Ledger. am