Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 June 1864 — Page 2

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von prkiidest ibj net ABRAHAM UN FOR VICE-PRKSIDEST AHDEEW JOHHSON, Of Teeaee. olj-ot to the daeisloa of the Prop! at the Poll. UNION STATE TICKET. V OLIVER P. MORTOH, Per Limit, gmaraor, COL. CONRAD BAXER, ov fiiMiniu. V itmlmrf tBUU, JBLSOSI TBCBLEB, ef rjt. THOMAS B. atcCABTT.of Wabash. f! ar lVMrir ia.', JOUX I. MOBEISOS, ef Wesbtagtoa. Fir Atfnu$-Cmrml, : . BILAHA B. WILLI AhtSOB, of Tama, 6E1T. LAI. SOBLB.ef Baaa. Jar Aerlaralpr.a, Curt, OL. BIB. HABBIBOK, ef htarlea. Jar cWpriwti Mf, 1st Blstrtct-JAS S. FBAZEB, af Bieeinsk. M Plstnet JEUO I. ELLIOTT, ef H.ery. 14 District ;HAS. A. RAY, if ktarloa. ilk ptstrlc ROBT. l!.0BEiOBT,TlppeceBOe. Per (mrMaM PAiia mtwuWii. PBOF. CEOBOS W. Hell, of rim. pea SLuneaa at (.ami. Perld 8. flooding, if Beeow-k. BUberd W. 1 boatpsoa, ef Tlge. 0 BTSTB SLSCTOS. tat platrlct Jana C. Pen a y , of B box . . jot a 0 Ilaoghleud, if Spaaae M Slitr!4 ?ri I-Viwa, f t'lrk. Irurll Waatar. ef Las-ran a. M Pwtria--Hiory B. PriteBerd.of Bastaelesaaw. atedlaea Ba,f LewraBoe. t I Biatrial U"Mu klUi, if B-ieb., a. f. Sri.r. ef fruklla. Bta Plstrlet BaeJ. F. Claypeel, ef Fifitte, JNIM B. BalMtl, Ol OTJ, lb IilitrUt J J. Wright, if airgei. ' J. 0. Urns, if Sbaibr . Jib Plitriit-.i'abB Usat.ra.ef Peti.eia. Thaata B. Awe, if Parke. Sth Pielrlet B. P. Pe.idaoe. f Tit.paeeaee. BanJ. F Or.gory. if arr.e. ttb Plstrlet Jamas B. Beiford. if Whin. Aaros On.rnay, af Porta, , 1Mb Ptstrtat T. B. plekluain, of Pslb. tlsllet Bllhonrni, of Elkhart. lltb Plshrlet John M. Waileoa. af Oraal. Jamae at. Tavplar, af Jar. L l . . 1 1 WANTED. STBEBT-er-BI.IBMB. Tw.lta dollara par mk will ba hi4 fcr surtukllBC a blurb ami a balf of Loesit rtiraat. Applj at Iba Joawial 01tu et tba Uaa omca. , jooais SCnOOI, TEACH KB tlf lha oinlt fUnii larail, aeonnolrnt Mala laarkar of Iba Eaflub Braiichm to Ink rbarni af tlwtr Hcboul aiiont tba ut 01 nriimii r wn. aaiarj iiomi. for bartloalara, anilr to ft. HrtMinS, Pmldant. WM. l OVTISTIlAL, arcfy. U 70')L-M.f"iOpoanflaiif Woal, for wbkb Iba V V blaaat markat irka will li pi. a. kijm stars. Offln a! T.. T,oirnhat A Co.'s iori. n-ar af Mala an.l rirat Mrra-a. aiaj- Im . SFECIAL NOTICES. A Kmmrtly far Ptlaa. It ia a l.ltalo la lbitairtli( tu kaow Ibit w bin an affa- lual eorafur it.la, truly lroulacms rtlsnsa. Mr J. P. Hatarda, rt It Haroad llrt, Cincinnati, 0., takaa gram ltaara In Informing all who ara aif arlor villi pi Ira tbal bs narj a a mall qiianilljr of Ir (irick'aa't'a PH. BaFlT,ao4 It affaclail a parnanaat cur. " Tbla m bi tu ba tba aa with alt wlia main n-a of t tit titcalul prpaiatla. It la maitafariur&d at Mo. e Boat Tonrtb atmt. Cliciaaall, O , and sold br all brufglata. ' Important ta I)ra((Ula-Ladlaai I B pact no Wa l-ru h.t la aaa. No. Uiulluia Ctautjr Court ol Cumniua Pb-as, a final draa baa bain lawrid, coullrailBf Was. P. DaTld.na, Proigl.l, M. B. Coru.r Plflb and Mala trai'e, ia tha lnolul. rtgUI and tllla to Biaia aad Tin I Ibis populai Bt'diclna, and to aaa tba tradi-mark cobbwIiI th.rawlib, as lha lawful aawoaaaor of Pr. Jaa. M. t. odium, tba oilgiual la. viator, aud af Orlaadu Bf ron Ludlaai, bis mi. Tka asolasK rlgbt Win tkua aoafirmad la alngli airaoa kr tbla Taluabla sompoand will aa alia lha pnbiu to wait br appiiraiiua 10 kin la 11 easaa a iiaalua artlcla. a.w.uf-lnr.d aworj. tba orlloal tratw uiarka, wbkb aa vlbar parson baa a rigkl to aaa. It la doabtrul whatbar Mr. Daaldaoa ar tba (mkll. la Boat to ba songratalatad oa tbla brll llaal rasalt. aB.Lat tboaa wba baaa deabtad tba virtaie a B.u's Oiaaea ImtH, If aaj auab than ba read lbs following Oartlflaala froai gaallaaaa. wl, kaowa la tbla eomaBaltv, aad doabt .a aaara. lugiaaraiiBir.HiiMiuaiaiatbiarair win saia tka Uaaaf theaaaade of iar aoldtara Laviavitxa, Kv., Jaaa Sd, ' Wa, tb aadirst(8ad( bar awe lha good aSVrta prod aoad by tba asa af Pr. Joaa Bvu's Ciaaoa Brnaaa I. caaa ef (aaaral dabllltv aad preatratloa ef the srstaas, and betleta Its iaral aaa wonld pro Tint e In an aad nllara snacb sunarlig Aaaoag our sold lira particular? woald tbla ba lha aaa, aapactaUr tboaa wha ara ispoaad ta la lasalia In ft mora la Iba Soatbara ellnala. MAJ. PHILIP SPEED, Callaeior Int. Bai.Sd Dla. Kv. CHAS B. tXiTToH, Collator of tba Port af LeaJavllle, X. COL. H. PENT. Proauat Marabal O.a'1 ef Xaatoakr. BET. P. P. It EN HEREON. Ylra PrM't of Haailar. Oossailailaa. BABXEY, HUGH EH A CO., Pabllahar baaaoerat. E0. P. DOEBM, Prop. LoulaTlll. ABaalgar. BCOBEA A PABKHILL, Whalaaala Pry Goods Dealer, Mala S treat, l.onlaTilW. 1 1. VATTR, QUEEN A CO., WbaUaaloHhoa I War, Mala St., Leabnllle. AIT MAPOTUEB, iathonapkwra, ear. Market sad Third Bt.. Loula.tll7, Bv. jTurs WINTER, Clothing Mirrbaat, ear. Id and Market Bte, Loutl.llla, Kr. OAPT. 8. F. UILPBBTB, Of Staamar Major Aadaraea. MAJ. U T. THUSTON, Parmaatar V. S. AraiT. O. M. MBTCAtP, X atloBal B otal . '-U. lUe, V . OL.JE&KBBAYI.ES, tb By. fa.alry. B0B0B B. PBENTCB, Louia.ll la Jcnrnal. Sa adrarttsaaiaat la aaelbar aalaaia. ; o ly told by PETEB lEtlKft, Bale A gaol, Knuuallla, 1.4. DISEASE OP TUB KIBVOl'S, SEMINAL, Urinary, aad Sexual tyatesae saw aad reliable traatm.nl ta Biporta of tha BOWABD ASSO CIATION. al by nail In walad ptttar aavalepaa, fraa of charge. Addraaa PB. J. BKILLI5 BOnOHTOK. Howard Association, Xo. S Sautk Xlatb Straet. Pblhvlilphla, Pa. aprl'04 dAwly a HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! Batc&elor'i Celebrated Etvir Lye It the Xtsi in the World I The only llarvxlcit, True, and . Reliable Dye Aitotm. This splendid Hair Pya Is Farlact bangl Bed BaatyorCray Hair, InaUntly to Glueiy Black - at- Satural Brewa, wtihont Injartng the Hair ar talaln tba Bkta. taaaiac the Hair Baft aad Beaetlfat; Imparts fraah vitality, trae.oiBtly retortnc tu pristine enlor, and ractifla the III anweta of Bad Byes. The Oannine I algnad Wit,. uaa A. b ITCH ELOK, all otbars are snare imi tations, an should be avoided. Bold by al Vrtigartsta, Aa. Factory tl Barolav atraat. !t. ATCHELOB'S KW TOILIT CBXAM FOB DBBSSIXa TBB BAIB. lytsdwly wet lee ta Payeletaae euact tka Pmblle. ALLCOCB'8 POBOCS PLASTERS. Tarn monu--" faw Tark, Not. ts, iu. T. Allaack A Co., Ka. tt Canal Btriat Geatlnaea : I Uuly raflarad severely from weakaea la my beck, eeeaaleaad by taddealy enrxartlax myaalt Earlag hoard year p las tars aaack reeoaaawaded tor eame ef this klad, I procared ana, aad the retail waa all that I could desire. A single plaster ease aaa In a weak. iiura, napectfnlly, "J. BBIOOS, , Proprietor ef theBraadretk Biaaa, "BewToek.' There la aothlag easel, la tha way af n Piaster, ue roreaa riaatar af Mr. AUeeek. Ia Asthau, Ciegh, Xldnay aaaetleaa, aad leeal oaapeeawe paiaa, aay aserd parmaaaat relief; aad fbr weak beak, pain la Ue aide, wtikae, aad tpemodl. pains gaaarally, they are aasmpaased r tae oaaanta they Impart, prlaa U aaau aaeh Prlaetpal OBee, SH Canal S treat, Rew Tark. H. XBUOV CO.. aad M. P. THOMPSON BvaarrUla, lad.; aad by all te.fi. table eaalere

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JCBI 34 rat am wi. tateroeti.; iiMaliMjr, ee. Tbe lopptrbead county Ticket. We yesterday published two of tbe nomiiations made on Friday evening at , Creseeat City Hall by tbe Knigbu of tbe i Goldea Circle. Tb wbola ticket as pablisbed ia tbeir organ, tbe Timet, is as follows For Representative, Joka Eettig; for Clerk of tba Coorte, Atariaft T. Wbittlesey; for Sheriff, Joseph ' B. Cox; for Tr...nrt-. Fred. Lnakeahetmer: for KmtAt. Pat. Barke: for Coroner. Ira ' - I A. FaUcbild: for Commtssioaer. , Wm. I PnstL I This ticket was "recoBmendeiT by tbe KnighU to "any cue veatioB that may ba callel by tbe democracy 01 we County." Tbi U equivalent to a regniar nommeuon, aaa wis may oe coai area as ue regular ticteiusawne l-oiou . n e . t a. a. "k - I I men wm nave to oeai aeat ucwwr. I ll is maae up almost eaure.y ot i . I woo cannot UT, uni... tn.y ost. office. With two BceeptioM they ara a 1 proiessionai ocice-seeera Ao.tr cry .. cont.uua.iy ior onct, i.t.ur u., AT II aW n ..jr.- .IG.aI toey are oppos.ng ue unien now u... time of its sorest need, when patriate are lorgetung party ana rem.utor.ag .., i th.ir sufferin eountry and their doty I to ll Life and Character of Aadrew Johnson. Aaaddrese will be delivered on SaU urday evening, June 25(A, Motart Hall, by A. J. Fletcher, Esq , late of East Tennesiee, on the above subject. Mr. Fletcher has known Gov. Johnson for many years, and is well acquainted with his history and character. lie is rell qoalified to give tbe publie informa tion on tbie intareeting topic lurn out, and leara all about tbe win loin Tailor of East Tenosnee, now one of the foremost Statesmen of America, and Union nominee for tbe eecond .lace in tbe government. Attend the lecture, and learn what intefrity, industry and petMverance will accomplish under our free institutions. The public generally are invited to at tend. Tbe lecture will commence at eight o'clock. Cat el Tbe 7Vim publishes tha obit uary notice of the late Gaa. McClellao; in other words, it publishes his oration on the occasion of laying tha corner atone of tbe West Point moeumeot, in which he is In for the war fiercely by word of mouth. As this luckless or alion effectually kills hint off as the Preeidential candidate of tha Peace-at-any price party, we think tbe Timet la cruel I for helping to increase his misery, while prelen1inf w b, fri,BJ. to Lim. Perbaps it is getting tired of Little Mae, and wants him buried out of sight JT The Constitutional amendment to abolish slavery throughout the eoun try, failed "to obtain "the required two - th.rds vote in the House of Representa - tives, the vote standing 94 to 66. Oely four Democratic member voted for it Bailey, of Pennsylvania, Odell aad Griswotd, of New York, and Wheeler, of Wisconsin. lsT In the Senate, on Monday, Mr. McDoogal offered an amendment to the Enrollment Aot, striking out the whole substitute clause, so that vrv man drafted must enter tha service. The amendment waa rejected osy 25, aye 6. , , . . : A British blockade runner, with a valuable cargo, wa recently captured off Beaufort, by the U. S. teamer Key Stone State. Her cargo consisted of hoep-iron, paper, eases, kegs, etc Secretary Chase la his letter to the New York Grant meeting says it will b the marvel ef future historians that statesmen of this day were willing to risk tb suece of rebellion rather tbaa intrutt to black loyalist bullet aad ballot. . .. ' . .; tap Wa learn that aa attempt wa made a few night ago to rob the branch of tha Bank of tha State of Indiana at Jefferson ville, Tha robber aacceeded in stealing the bank key from the residence of tbe Cashier, with which they entered the bank, but could not manage to open the safe or vault. ftjT The New York correspondent of th Portsmouth Chronicle wa com mi siooed a few days ago to buy a twentydollar box of cigars, as a present to Gen. Grant from a friend. A note placed under tbe lid read, "General: Smoke one in Richmond. A. G. P WW have examined the number of tha Cincinnati Enquirer tor a week back, and cannot find the attack oa the Jew, which the 7W say wa attrib uted by tae x.K0treT to the Journal. Now wa call upon th Timet to point out the number of tha Inquirer that con tained the base forgery. Our impres sion 1 that the Enquirer evcr attributed it to the Journal, and tha 7bnes knew very well when it published it that it had never appeared ia the Jcmrnal, and every Israelite ia th city who reads the Journal know no article abasiag them ever appeared ia thi paper. We believe the forgery waa committed on Third Street. Ukfaibse. After we denied poi tively that wa ever published any such lander of the Hebrew aa th Timet professed to copy front the Cincinnati Enquirer, that paper, while pretending to retract, leave the matter nearly a bad a it wa before. This is about all the f-irn we expected. "Bleeaed are they that expect nothing, for they will not be daappoiatad.'

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"Tbe JafcClellan Club fVanderburg county cat. nooiinatea tbe louowing ticket: t -" - r for RepruenUititt, Jota Eettif. C?rifc o Ae Gmrl, A. T. WhitiUtj. Sheriff, 3 B Cox. . Reeorder, Pat Barke. ' JVwurr, Frederick LoBkeoheimer,'' etc., etc. Evantzille Ttnut. "Tbe remains of Geo. Polk, who w killed in a fi'ht near Lost Moantaia, wer late! broagbt to Marie, wbtre funeral terrices were performed, and tbe bod ent awa for boriaL" Richmond paper. "Notice U lereb gives t&at the Democracy cf tbe First Conjreaiional Dietrict of Indiana will met its Convention at Princeton, July 20tb, WA, to nominate a candidate for Cong-rat. EcantrilU Timet. "Major General Ran torn, of North Carolina, bai been appointed to tbe cbief command cf all our cavalry in tbe Valley, vice- Geaeral Jonei killed." 1 r... 1 r i amer. Uta7 ... .J .1.. t-- . it. boat Tar a on paened Haweeviile, Ky., tat placa was accused by y n i iwDbpkssb op Fobbest. -The Timet save Jt d .i.borate defense of Formf hatchtTf ,t Fort pil!oW( writt.n b tW arck ui Q UmTT- f ' t.-...- I,a, .!,. t. n Wai. A. lovar naosr. l,k. lha Ccmmer. ' r w w ------ k rihl ,0 publiih ioch mrliclel for iBformttioa of it JaT,i Td,rt, b(Jt ft nM ,;k A ri U( no cl jig AU mhjJ BCMS, ,t. ,ojal pobKiBei iuch ,.rtieies trot, Jood mo(iMi tb, bel pr,nU ;d treM0 def,,,, .xcue, Uj M( iattifjitlg iu MUwiti C,B-, you toe it, Timu 7 By tba way, we have carefully read nearly every issue of the Commercial i . . . . . ..... ' montas, ana naven i seen mis oerenee of torrest. What number of the Com--.1. j . -' Not Tbcb. Tbe Third street rebel organ publishes a list of nominations for offices, which it says have been made by tbe Union League. Tbe gentlemen wboe namee are published ara all "good men aad tree.". Five of tbem ara now the field serving tbeir country, and another has already eerved faithfatty a eomideraUe term ia tha army. The Cuion men would be proud of the ticket; bat unfer'unbte'y tbe Time$' etory is all gucsi work, and not truth. 7 he'Le.gaa b&.i made no nomiridti int for coaeiy oflice. It prefer to let tbal be done in open Convention, wbere ail Union men can have aa opportunity to aid in maku the tiek.L It will not, like the Knights .of the Golden Circle, make aomiaalione in a third story, curtained I room, away froir the knowledge af all I except tbe initiated. ' By tba way, we published two of the nominations nade by the Koights that corresponded with those published by Timet of the same morning It seems that we were better posted than oar neighbor. Tbb Difpibkbcb. Vallaodigbam. Voorhees, Long, the Woods, and usa of thai iik, are fighting tbe battles of tbe Copperheads. GenA Grant, Sber nan, Bcrnside, Hooker, Hunter, Hancock, Warren, and 1 men of that stamp, ar fighting lb bat1 ties of tbe Unron men. I The Uaioa men pray for the success I of our armies: the Copperhead look for j poliucal success through their defeat, A Fia or Tbcce A " Go a" nor APPBXCIATED , BT TBS RgEL W learn, says th Louisville Journal, of Saturday, that, on Wedaeeday last, the rebel Col Cheoow.tb, John Morgan' brother Charlton, and another member of Morgan'a staff, with Geu. Hobaoa under guard, approached Lexington with a flag of truce, desiring to have an interview with Geaeral Burbridge, ia relation to tke.reeent captar of prisoner at Cynthiana, and th proper mode to effect their exchange. They stated that affair war very complicated nnder the existing arrangement, and their General had deputised them to act in his nam to negotiate for, and to obtain a clear understanding. After listening to their state. snent, Geaeral Burbridg informed the fiag-of truce bearer, that, under the eircumttancea, and the mission, a Bag ef trace was aot authorized by the ' estab lished nsage of war; that tbeir mission was not a legitimate one; their flag waa adopted imply a a pretext, and by respecting St, he would be acquiescing in the aha of a privilege not autaorited on such occasion. ' Ha further informed them, that, at be could not reepect tbeir Sag, thsy could claim none of Its privilege, and were therefore his prisoners. Tbe trio looked somewhat crestfallen, but were forced to submit to the Geaeral's decision. They are now held as priertuers of war at Lexington. General Qobeon hss been ordered to take command or hit division. Tbe complicated arrangement has thus been settled ia a brief and decided manner. "Where's the goak 7" ; Rebels ij Sbelbttuxb. -The Louisville Journal of Saturday says: , . Th rebels, under tbe notorious Capt Jesse, who, a few day since, were at New Castle, Henry county, are moving toward tbe Nashville Railroad. The force is variously estimated at from one hundred and fifty to two hundred men. They passed through Sbelbtville yesterday, and when last heard from, were advancing on Taylorsville. We can scarcely conjecture what the object of Jesse is in approaching so near the city, unless it ia to strike, the Nasbvill Railroad. If such is hi aim, he will fail, because all of the important points ar too securely guarded. Hi movement look more like bravado than anythiBg else. . Troop ara moviag, and the result of his expedition may net prove as flattering aa he and his friends may desire. Undoubtedly his men are well mounted, for, ia their raid through the State, tbey have robbed the t tables of their finest studs. Being posse ad of th best horses in the con a try, hi movement are marked with great celerity. If he escape from the Stats, it will be due to this fact alone. Hi force ia comparatively small, and i est off from all support.

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C cavalry lover in bii frofct aad are nvberMiK u rear. -by aannotiut capture b effecUdT bach dann raxdri f Hon id b latijbt inarm. It is time f . . tnetno learn taa i. state 01 n.era Ulij cacnot c mvaaea wi-n impunity. - From fba Aflaot (atUiiaT. Jana ; 1 From GfB.Jobnton Irmy.' A ' The mo5f authecfic repbri from thts army incline as to tbe belief I tbat Sher man is sua marchrfir aaa. massing tor position, hoping by. heavy movements to overwhelm as from our atroognold and to secur nndieputed eo.ttrol ef tbe state iiailroaa at AUaloea tiv secunnz ttii be succeed in astabliskiat' a point not enly for" Sfeaeive aad defensive meas ures, but atao a poaiuoa troaa wmca be can succeeafully retreat if occasion relie is well awar tbal be causa: maintain a lonr, umnterruptea line ot sapply to hi army, fcat he) is also aware that the, occasional interruptions are only tDOweatary, and that by pursuing the usual indomitable course which has always signalized his movements, he hopes to aecamalata a itroaa depository for h!s army, so that it wisl make' bo difference to him how rnoch his rear is disturbed afterward. We ind too, on reference to aa accorita summary "of Thomas Bdvance, written by the correspondent of the Gncrbaati Commercial, May 1 1, tha rrery arrangement was e Tee ted t live ocT ur ecu "try as tbej camn. The' wntets says r l A large amoeet of salt waA ordered into trie commissary wagons, and yoa know wbat that signifies. It means that , we will so bai st off the country on our mach'to Atlanta. Wa know' there are large amounts of subsistence and forage aloaj; the ini re route." .We have not tbe slightest doubt bu that the enemy were well informed con cerning the amount and qna'ity or supplies, and wbere they could End it along tbe route from I'aKon, touto. cat thev lave subsisted on, the, country thus far, to a great extent, ooet not admit ot a doubt: but it eannot remain thus much longer. Sherman is now forced t3 as sume a strosrbotd where he can securely arranr. for further novementa. II is first effort will be to eecare reinforcemeet. These are doubtless on their way, and will bring aweurely with them a a-ge amount of supplies, protecting their transit oa the railroad aa they come. We mention theee ideas to stimulate our people to a rreater aease of their danger than they bava hitherto exhibited. Those who reside betwwee tbe present situating of the eneaty and tha defenses of this eity should bare their arrangements ef fected by which to eecore a rapid retrest, if it should occur that war army retiree before the advanee of the enemy. They should so completely cWar tbe country of all subiUtc when t.ey leave their Irons en, that not aven a living skeleton of any eort of animal, nor grain of cereal, should b left to fall into the Lands of the foe. ' For It is a fixed fact that if tbe cerulean abdomen besiege oar city, no favmily, no people, can Tire securely anvabere near them. They have always hitherto searrbed so thoroughly end ly tbe help f the servant e have ever treated beti elwaje found every particle of subsistence and other article that had been hidden. Our army, that now sunds like a livipif wall of destruction between this eit .ty and tb enemy, will do as they hav. always done, Ea-bt with the herculean blows of giant, add a fearful tale their prowess tell on tb rank of tb foe; lot it may occur that General Johnston may od it a wise proceeding to retire even into the vry wa'l ol tbe city. If he doe So, It mast be envious that a greet necessity governs him, and that h li the tet and only judge of tbe military strategy aad tattling needed for our defence or victory In hi hands Is placed tbe trust, we confidently believe better and more earefully deposited than it could be in the hand of any other man arr.onjf us, and whatever b will dj, w shall look oa aad defend aa right But tb coirit of the people mail be aroused. Let there be bo teg,Bt DI if the call for defense come borne to as, let us be ready for th fray. - "To do or dief in obedience; to tbe mandate of our General, who doe all for th best, must b our battl cry. : it'J A bulletin, dated Atlanta, Jane 4, js: . . ,4. ,', ' . ., Sine yestarday afternoon, a conatant, penetrating rain ha bee falling: aad with little indication, at tbi writing, of a cessation. Tb rain, no doubt, will materially interfere with military operation in front for a dar or two. W beard of no firing' ia the direction of Marietta tbi morninr, and no additional report hav reached from the field WATCHES & JEWELRY. obov a. arrraoLLrr. corrA!rr ttLAko. BinROLFF & DUillG No. 48 Main Street, Ha a rail a4 Ceaaplete Sleek ef W, l T O H; E S : Gold Amertraa aad XaaHsh Leaer Watrhaa, : . Bilaar Amarlcaa and Eagiwh Levar Wsirbae, Ladtea' OoM Aatanraa aaa (wtaa Waubaa, Silver Aaere aad LapiaaVTetsbaa. , X I IV C II Oold, Teat. Chalatala aad Guard Cksias, Siraat, Pkseaat am areal Cheiae. 1 riirv;i5LiT, y ftnatar aad Solitaire f Btara. Clnaier aad Bnittatre Claaoad Piaa, Pall aa. half ata Jeawlry. Bali U XI. PieiB aad Psaey Biagv - - Bramirpiaa. larrinta. B-clta, Lackata. rterklaoaa. Gatd Tttnfclee, BwHrlai enare. Crriaia, A ran lata, A ay a aad Cberma. ' . . . - . 1 1 : . SILVER W-AJR-Ef Tabh) aad Tea Bpoena, Sea Lad as. t Bnttar Kaine, rait knoans. Pw XBlvsav ChlWr-n Bar,, aait cellars, J;iJ i-ar Bbells. apsla Uinja, Cape, Card Cbmb, Part Haanaias aad iktablaa. ! Plated .Trarei Fall Taa Bita. Vram, Pludiera, i t pianar aa Breakout Castors, Caki Basteta. Caps, Gobiata, Bulla. Piakaa. Tabl.aad Tae Spooai, Karree aad Forks, Kapkia Blaga ead Ladlee. 3r bid; Pons, ,: la aUatylae ef Beldira.. - nyixxxoy oorcl3i. ol x r,o' o : tsl s ' A largo aieiwlBiaal eBaah Thomas' Wt'erbery'e e ad Alklaa'a t bt Pey aad Thirty Boar Wis, Wateb Matarlale. km. All tbe ebove geodi arltl he M at Whoktal. ar R.l ail aa lew a aay aceea hi tbe eity. . Clve me a call baf-r. porrttaalcg alia Lena. BlTlBuLrP A PBLAKSv . BANKING HOUSE. we. j. lower. SO. W. UlTBBjn. iru iiTiis. raurr c. aacaca.'

13 IV K E lit S , 'v No. r First Street, ETAXSVILLE, INDIANA. - " -y ..... . Orx omcB is jrow opxv axd wi era prepared to tranaact a general Basking end Bxcbaace bo.in.aa. pasoaita raceid aad Meawy loaead ; tiold and Wtar, Exchaaga, Foretga aad Hauwiiic. Ooierameat Venenata, atecka, stood, aad eacantaea boafhl aad aoad. Collections promptly attended to. mySStf W. 1. LOWBT CO.

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E3LA511 S A'i' I OX: p h b l u:7s csooi s. ; . ! ,;- . f "a TUB A JHTAt in AMIS ATIOS af Aba FCLIC 9CH JVt "f tb I n. ef fciaaTiU. wi: writ uiijb-mw WtHE?BA r. wa ses, ll aod praccad ia) tbafolwinf drtlir, vts. : ' i -' Fridjy June- 24i . - Lever AVfco.4-b.aaa UStaad, aWsa' Ii.tonii. a-e.u Miaa Aid4ia priaciaJ. from S a a. to 1. a'd-ich . i" . Xaar Scboal-hoaas (-"aroad SirU" lnrl teW aa a. J. Ctarka, prifccil, fr-jta S t t aVeleekew. i- -.i Monday, June 21th. rw Sckaoi bo. .rirt Revs' lEteraawliatr-V M i u Brrta, p-isfij:. frvm t to ll a'cltK-B a. rp;w ecb-jel-borm tlfm oir:.' IstorauaUaae, Miaa Waaia, priarlpsi, tron a If? a'ciucA I t. Tuttday, June 23th. lir aBool-bottai licofid 1- a' Cram mar"), r KaLgbt, prtaetsaO. tfm S ts ti cluck tr bCBsai-baaai tVcond Cilia' Oraauaarl. M a M. X. Clark, priscipai, n-aat t to 1 e'dock T.M. .. . . Wednesday, June 29th. rpor Beaooi-bamsa (Pliat Bova' OraariasrV Mtis C. !, prtwcipai, mca S to It a- aa. Cppr Mcbocl-banas, Pint Olri'a Graaaor) Miaa IJet.Utssar. priori pat. froaa i to Sa'ctock g.m. - TMttrtday, June 3t"f A ' tab eioi. Mt. faraaaa. BiiaciDal. froaa e'ckxA A.. aatit t e'ebxk i.m. . r. . - , ' Friday, July 1st fc Prliata examination af caadiilatee ar tea BUa Bcbool. -Taa asaasbira af (ba CasaBso. Onaacll. cane t aad aTwardtaaa of cbttda, wad tba frarada of idit-ca.tl.-a ara laritnl u atcd- Tbi aiaretaaa will aotaasiwca proas ptly at tba tiaaa ataiad. aad to avoid iaterrapttoa viartpra ara meritae ta pruaat prrriooa lo tai apaoiag. ail arnataea not promt at tna aianfnath.il cf tba scbseis to vkkk tbs imuaidfaily balosiE will ba Tronti-ml to ttsdarga aa aiaasiBaUaa prafloai to aBtoriBg kHmI aaia. CblMraa arflt Bo b lAnltlod at any of tba ixaajrtaataiaa. , , H H . tLktl. Trnalia - jaaaJU tjtl t . Blkta. eiao.lai.adMl MARBLE WORKS. c 2 ' s tb r a 8 8 c 6 o o - FIRE LIMITS. xjoTtrs is nrarsT civeh thst t will iv aaeAa at pliral a ia iba t'aan a Cvuwrtl at I'l But attti, f.r tba privila of arreting a trama daal-tu an t"h'r alfaat balava Taird Bad Ponb. oa la aad Ji, 1 1. Sa.i.ra AaieeimaBt. - . JuU . . A.TILlWe. IS" 'rvTICB I HPBEPT HIV., ibat we will aval, apatlcatiaa ta tee city Council at tta axil attting lur ll . prt.llr. of arariing a trame an jiilr.a of aaa r -nn and a kticba lo a iwo-aluiy treoaa bvaaioa Let .: U Blarr.n-nt. AAAIA A UklkalAk. jaaat dltil e w) REMOVAL. 1 eS m J TEOS. G. MAGHEE Ha BtmovEO nis wboi.esmb mastjtartarln EaiaMiabetaat te Sm. S PlkiiT STUEaT. baiow Mala, He baa e large end eUf al aiawrtaaeat a Moaaa w.l. Werk, aa Sea aa la. Snaat, goaraalaad aa " gtd aa tba bl . and f -r tale ea "cbaap aa tbe cbaepaat." aad a Utile ahaapor. -- . ; Hm aallre stork .eneitetla ef See Bavgy, Caerb, aad tWrlaga Harnaaa, Light Trotnoa, Haa.y Wairoe, Pray, aad Bapraas Haraaaa. haddlaaa le ladtaes variety, Brt4we ef all kiada. la aay aaatity, Oollara. Oirtbs. Marclngtaa, Cnar Ltaaa. Military Work; te abort, aaafithiae: la bat Una, treat a 11a ava Strap aa a " Mator Baddla baa baaa ahaanfacturad aadar hia taane. diata laparrtilua. by skillral aa etparlancaat worbetaa, ea ta new eeavad te the trade at BASTAAM lKH. BWag al.H to eompnta eac eaaafally wish aaylbiag la tha saark.t, la atjle, Salah. darabtllty. aad prV, ba eely Babe B trials all aad eaemtae far yoaraalna. , apua MEDICAL. BROTJQHTON & WOOD, Crescent cit j Drug Store, Cor. Third and Ka,in SU Peeler to Feretg aad A atari aaa Prmgs, aad Cbemlealav PaiaAa, Otla. Tarsia baa, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fifty end Toilet ArUeaae. Coal Oft aad Baa tea by the geHoaer barral. , Ciaaaalralid piapanllaaa aad saaaetml ttac4 aaaaafasfaat to ereav. PamaaUa Dyaa, Wholaaala sad' BetaiT. . , , i ' . PateatMidieiaeiefanklBd. - Eataatc Beawdtae ssd I full supply of Mrdielaml Boat, aad Barb. MONEY WANTED. G OLD ! Demand Notes, UHCORREHT MOHEYI Wanted at the higlieit price ; : ; at the NO. 4 FIRST STREET,

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CLOTHING. Cheap! Fasliionable!! . CLO-TIIIN3r "r FOB TBE MJ L L I O NI.M .SEELlG&Co.B HODERN BAZAAR OP xav s ii i o x , Maia;tE'eet,

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wiuiawiccQ active oporatiens. : Tlicr aro now nnn. ing and receiving tho most ccmncto Etock of AavToxx'aKa and Boys' ,,... . , . : C.I..-0 T II I IV O , rUHNIsmNG GOODS, TRUNKS, CUTLERY. ertjOe, eJtJO., ' - - an -.If Ever brought to this City, which ii mde up cf the bf it Foreign and Domestic materials. Great car fctu been displayed in the selection of their Goods, which, owing- ta their superior quality, make and ityie. cannot be excelled anywhere. Al they hare alio bonffht their entire stock " Cash Down," they eem themsel?es justified in aliening that they can and shall offer renter adyantsgei to euitomera regarding styles, prices, qualities and assortment than any other house in this city. Those who intend favoring us with a call are retpeetfully invited to exaniine and convince them elyes. fiemember the place H. NEELIGA CO., KODERH BAZAAR of FASHIOH, Ko, 84 Msin Street. (AVjrf lo Wathinglom Uoute.) 1 1 . .t a " 1 . i a j u HARDWARE.

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, Wbelreale aad BetaU Paa'an la H -A. It DWAR JZ ABO . C U TL ER Y ' . . . . . No. 74 IAIN tSTXtEET, - (Baiow th Waehlagto Beaes. Have in Store a large stock of tha following: BLOOD'S C. S. Oran, Grain and Briar Scythes; 2L ft ll Waldron's Grass Scythe; Hay Fotki and Eakei; 8cythe and Grind Stones. ' Scythe Bneathi and Cradle. CO ITON and WOOL CAR'S; t Brass and Enameled Kettlei; Apple Fearers; . ..AT ,Ck. .23 Xa Xa Pooltot CTJLtlorjr ' Trace, log and Halter Chains; CAR I HZ N T E It AFD ' Cooper Toolat; - Mill and Cross-Cut Saws; 2 Chain Pumps; ; Handing- IInrclwn.ro A lo a foil assnrtmenf a all V(-ta - - - B 1 w . aa n. ' ' ' 1 T or bueu ana iieary Which we offer to the Cite- and Ccnntry Trade at less than present .i&anniactare.Ts prices. ' JACOB BTRAT7B ft 803T. SADDLEItr IIAEDWAIIE CHARLES BABCOCK, tmporter aad Paalar la " A C M AMD 3a dd lery Hardware, BprtBg-a, Axlea. tV'atexl Warts, Daaia aaka, Varatlab, Harmeaa, Kmaaaeleel Pateat Leather, Paul Sal a a, BhlrtlkTdte,dke. is'o. rirs' st. KANAWHA SALT. ft Onfl ALL aad LABOB BA AXELS - oa I . r. , .,.1 Bad to tmw. h. BcrrsEX. ru, Be. AeaU Wbsbv Sareet.

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