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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
Military Item.

We clip the following from the Indianap
oils Journal of yesterday:
WAsH1NGroN, Aug. %, 1862.
Governor Morton:
Your STATE has responded so promptly
and literally to tue call of the President
for troops, that tho Department is willing
to atf0rd you every facii y for filing your
quota You are therefore authorized to
continue recruiting for your six Incomplete
regiments till the lst of September.-
Bounty and pay will be allowed.
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
G. P. BucGINGHAM.
The regiments authorized by this order
Will raise The force from this State to such
Inquire that exclusive of the number neces-
sary 10 ill the old regiments there will not
be more than 5000 to be drafted. Iuclu-
ding III that number $4,000 men, there will
not be more than 20, OG0 TO be drafted.
which will be almost 300 men to a county
on an average. Volunteering for the old
regiments goes on with bounty and advance
pay till the lst of September. Aai n
Col.' Wilder of the 18th Indiana left last
evening With over two hundred recruits for
his regirnent.-Innd. Journal
Coop Boy is the attentive and accommo-
dating James Ferry, of the Adams Express
Company. He is gentleman than whom
we know no man more ready to do all ir
his power to serve his employer or abIige
friend. We are under many obligations to
him for bis kindness to us.-Ind. Journal
Joe Davis, Jim's confrere is another just
like him except in nationality. They are
both exceedingly accommodating. aA
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River News.


Like a man in the last stage of consump
ton, the river is gradually sinking with
aoo1t three feet hence to Cairo, and two tc
two and half to Louisville.
The arrivals aud departures of boats
have been very few during the last twenty.
four bours.
The Lancaster No. 4, from Tennessee
river, passed up on Monday night.
The Marmora passed down.
The Hetty Gilmore arrived from Green
river yesterday, and will leave to-day for
Cairo.
The Iowa, which has for some days been
lying below the wharf, ran up to the wharf
boat yesterday, as if preparing for her de-
parture.
The Matte Cook, Capt. Drinkwater, took
the place of the Eugene yesterday e7enine
as the mail boat to Cairo. She will run
regularly in this trade, leaving every Tues
day and Saturday. Capt. Dunk water is a
popular commander, and the Matte is ia.
vorite craft
The handsome little stern-wheeler Della
ware came down yesterday evening in
place Of tue Little Grey Eagle, and returned
during the night. She is neat aud trim
little craft, and can easily run over the
shoalest bars.
The Eugene bad not arrived at late
nour last night. She is probably agrouRd.
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First Indiana Cavalry.
Attention Recruits!


A recruiting party has been detailed to
recruit for this Regiment, and will in
short time be in the Counties in which the
companies were raised Recruits wishing
to serve in Cavalry Regiment that has
been tried and not found wanting, are re-
ouested to hold the First Indiana cavalry in
remembrance before volunteering else
where. WIN. l.. WOOD,
Lieut.. Col. LIST Ind. Cav.
Commanding Regt.
CONRAD BAKER, Col. LIST Ind. Cava-
Try, Commanding LIST Brigade 4th Division.
A paragraph of a recent order OF the War
Department reads as follows, viz.
GAN men who desire singly or by squads
to join any particular Regiment or compa-
ny in the field. are hereby authorized to
present themselves 10 any recruiting officer /,
when they will be enrolled and forwarded
at once to the General depot for the State
or District then to be duly mustered, and
to receive the bounty allowed by law"
The papers in Posey, Gibson, Warrick,
Spencer, Perry and Crawford counties
please copy.
aug 25.tsep-15.
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the riuht 10 demand sacrIhses from lnuiVio-
nal citlzens for the common good, and TO
reouire the services OF its hest men TOR po-
siuons of great trust and responsibility
and Whereas. upon the action OF the next
LEGISLATURE OF our State may largely de-
mend the wea.or woe of our country; There
fore,
Rssofved That we nominate on the
mari Of Vanderburgh county, aud
earnestly recommend to our Union breth-
rem of Posey county, Col. Enoch X james,
of Posey, for Senator in the next General
Assembly, for the district composed OF the
counties of Yanderburgh and POsey.
That we nominate on the part OF Wander
hnrOh. and recommend to the Union men Of
Posey. our kliow citizen, Samuel Orr, for
the Joint representative OF the two counties
And that we nominate our fellow citi-
zen John Iugie, Jr., for Representative Of
Vanderbuueh county in the hext Legisla-
ture.
Resolred That We heartily and cordially
endorse tue nomination by the Uuion Con-
ventious of Warrick and Spencer counties
of Alyah Johnson, Esq, of WarrIck county
for Representative OF this District in Con
gress.
Resolped, That committee be appointed
to communicate to said nominees, the &C
ton of this meetings and request from them
respectively, affirmative responses to thei
nominations.
The resolutions were read and voted o
| seriatim, and were all unanimously adopted
On motion, the President was authorize
to appoint, hereafter, the committee cor
templated by the last resolution
The Band then performed Hail Coluu
bia !" in splendid style, and the meeting al
journed.
/ JAMES H. NcNEELY, | Secretaries.
Cyrus K. DREW. 0''' WV '''
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

AUGUsT 26
IS doors, Wheeler & Riggs; 3 boxes hardware,
Is hd sho<e 5, Wells; loo bbIs salt i bay Of
bzs pumps bdl gas pipe, hex pump handles,
BemeDt Wee; foxes, 9 bids hard ware 4 BAGS
hair, Wolf Z; hxs hardvare 9 bills harness. Q
sacks hair, Victor; 2 10 pound scales packages
lndse, Horntr3ok q Co.; bxs army ods, Cat
Mark; bar els, bxs ordnance stores Lient
Cot johnson, IS b Regiment, Henderson, XIV; 81
bx' boots, 3 bxs bats, boxes dry goods, box .
,iq 7or5 kegs, Dbl gro cries, Crane, Brown & Co
o bNs iquotice, sauer Co; l b X paper, ]
Geupcl ., eco feet lumber, 25Oo0 shingle,, 600
feet pckets, ~ bdls blinds and sash, Ids ban
nisiers, 80 doars, bdIs mouldings, pcs hand
"a Is, post, box bar lwsrs, john Glover; i
sugar mil and 6xtnr-s, Thomas scantlin; bales
b'gs Cox Humphrey; cssc leather, Il Pr.toii.
Gus; boz gas fixtures, Collins c.; box pd,e
Il Ali ring; bbls marb dust 2 boIs rye
-four, crrboy vitriol, hist; L hslf chest ten.
ftckery Bros; 1 box tobacco, Schroe .er d
emcke; 3 bxs kry goois, Anspacher 4 PIout;
bxs fancy dly p od>, Wander q siarconnier: soc
bushels wheat, Iglehart Bros; $50 bnshels heat,
l Mills 4 Co.; q bbls mo,asses, 8 hhdS sugar,
Ia bbl' sugar, or Casks liquor, 10 pick es, lin
glass jar PRESTON ros
A E. sHBADER, Agent.
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A CARD.
PRINCETON, Aug. rs, 1862. !

PRINCETON, Aug. 20, 1862.
EDITOR OF JoURNAL:-
For the information of the unhappy
outsider" VINO crooks full column in
Saturdays Journal, will state that in the
four regiments of infantry and two compa-
MES that | have as commandant recruited
in the First District, have bat two per-
sons outside Of the ranks who are 10 any
way connected with me by ties of relation
ship. These are James l.. Thornton, Quar-
termaster, and DIR. Lewis, Senior Assistant
Surgeon OF the 65,h. Those who are ac
quainted With these gentlemen, and who
are not jostled from their prooriety by be-
ing disappointed in "geting i'm will NOT
question their ability to discharge their du
ties az snch officers. II is not true that NV
Brothers hand is either "paralyzsd or
shriyeled.'s Your correspondent is reckless
in bis assertions, and ought to be ashamed
Of himself. Some one has informed the
Governor that my brother has but one hand
the other (the right,) having been amputa-
ted. Was it the. croaker ia Saturdays
Journal ?.5..Y Yours truly
ANDREW LEWIS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

NEW NATIONAL CURRENCY The Branch
Bank has received specimens of the new
Natioual currency, Is and 2's, and so and
70 cent postage stamps. The rs aud rs
are in the most finished style of the art of
engraving, aud in appearance very similar
to the larger NOES. The postage stamps are
of convenient size, we'll gotten up and
will be very handy in making change
Silver should now decline, as it will no
longer be wanted for change. In week
this currency will be abundant, and the in-
convenience now felt by our people will no
longer exist.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

R3 There is no line of travel that,
in comfort, speed aud the courteous accom-
modations, surpasses the line from this
city TO Indianapolis. With the e. & @. R.
X. all are more or less acquainted. The
Ierre Haute Il Richmond is unquestisnably
the finest road in the West, and all the
officers and conductors are models of polite
ness and of the true gentleman. This is
the best route to Cincinnati and the East.
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afzrG Gov. wRIenT bas announceda seriei

nay Gov. WRIGHT has announceda series
of appointments, running through the
month of August, when he will address his
fellow-citizens, among which are the fol-
lowing:
Princeton, Wednesday, August 18th.
viucennes, Thursday, August 2sth.
sullivan, Friday, August 29'h
Terre Haute, Saturday, August 3Oth'
Friends in the different localities VIII
give the requisite notice and arrange for
be speaking.
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New Arrival!

We have just received a new lot Of fine
cloth, casimeres and vestings which W
will make up to order at short notice, war
ranting good fit and satisfaction as re-
CARDS prices. Also fine lot of shirts, IN
dershirts, and fine lot of gents furnishing
goods which we will sell at very small
advance. q.&B. AHLE2ING.
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tic expected.

TIC expected
From passengers by the Hetty Gilmore,
we learn that slight skirmish occurred on
Monday between the federal forces under
Col. Foster, and the rebels near Madison
vile, Ky.
Col. Foster, with SIX companies ofinfau-
try and three companies of cavalry, left
Slaughtersvlle on Monday night for Mad
isonville, and when within miles of that
place, the cavalry who were in advance
were fred on by the guerriIlas WHO were
tn ambush. Two of Shackelfords cavalry
were killed and several wounded. The
cavalry returned the fire and fell back to
the Infantry. The casualtiee on the part
OF the enemy were not ascertained. Later
ia the day firing was heard in the same
vicinity, but the result is unknown.
II is said that 1000 rebels are concentra-
ted at jacksonville, and bloody battle is
expected there as the rebels seem deter
mined to fight.
With the gallant Col Foster to lead,
and the desire TO avenge their fallen COM
rades, we can not doubt the issue of the
contest 11tsrlf.
We await further news with much in
terest. a later and more reliable account
of the fight will be found elsewhere in this
mornings issue.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

SsS All persons having claims for servI-
ees rendered o. materials furnished for the
Barbecue on the 26th will present the same
at the Gas oihce, corner of FlIst aud Lo-
Gust streets, this afternoon. The Commits
tee of Arrangements will meet to settle all
legitimate claims, at P. NJ, to-day.
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ga The Hetty Gilmore is advertised
for Cairo this afternoon at o'clock. She
e light draught and can glide over the
worst bar without difficulty. The veteran
Gilmore is in command.
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sI Some Of the young men and boys
RECALLED our citizens with fns display Of
Roman candles, sky rockets and other such
like combustibles last night. A large crowd
OF ladies' and gentlemen congregated on
font street to witness it. William Cald-
well il. was the I" boss . --..--
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S9E There il large amount of freight
cotton, tobacco, &c, lying on the wharf at
this place waiting re-shipment. The Rail-
roads East are blOckaded with freight, and
the low stage of the river renders shipl
ments next to impossible.
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,..jmE INr~REsrs.

gHarper's Weekly for August 5Oth
will be found at Dobels 1t is very band
somely illustrated. Mrs. Rowland, at the
Post Office, has also received Harpers
Weekly for 3Oth August
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Notice.

/uDrTos's orFIcE, vanderburgh County.
III PPLEC.s.I-rS FoR CoUn.r
We Orders will ole sealed proposals at INV Office
nntii September TX, 1862, for such amaunts a.
tney wish TO obtain and the figures at W ich they
will purchase the same The amo,,nt annro ~; y;
oyane Board OF Commissol.e aud to be dispos ID of
Is S5,ooo, and is tntcn1ed for Bounty to be nail
10 f"tunie The b ard reserves the right 10
accept or reject any or all bids thus made. % y
ao,., VICTOR BIsCH. Auditor.
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EG- fhe wea Their, which for several
days had been quite pleasant, suddeuly got
up new intensity of heat on Monday and
has gradually been increasing up to late
hour last night We shalIno be surprised
to Ind September more ardent than Au-
gust
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RAsHrrarnH Ano 2!

WAsHfsGToE, Aug. 26th.-Passeugers
from Virginia to-day report that there was
an engagement at Warrepton. Va, yester-
osy, In which our forces were successful,
having driven the enemy out Of the town.
we were still holding is at the latest wi
ces' The rebel forces, which had been en-
gagged in the recent fights, are mainly cav !
airy.
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he Fight at jacksonville.
KTY FIFTH REGIMENT UNDER
FIRE


THEY ROUT TUE GUERRlLLAS.
By the arrival Of courier who LETT |,
.disonville yesterday morning, we learn
Col. Foster met the guerrillas at that
ce, and after a sharp engagement routed
M. At o. o'clock the caVelry, which
in the advance, was bred upon
ambushed guerrilles two miles from the
IN. The cavalry fell back, dismountea
a then attacked the foe, driving them
k mile, through the thick brush ana
g, when they halted aud waited for 'ne
sntry. When it came up in the sfter-
IN, two companies were depioyea as
rmishers and draw the guerrilles tback.
:er sharp engagement the reosis neu'
The rebels are reported TO have hao hVe
led. The number Of wounded IS I'M
own. Our forces captured II prisoners,
number of horses and arms. Our loss Is
rpeant Blackmau, 4.h Indiana cavalry,
10 was wounded, and has eince died
.rrier Elijah Scroggen, of the Alb cavalry,
IS severely wounded; Jas. F. Thurman
cavalry, had bis leg broke. Three oil
Kentucky Cavalry were wounded.
Rebel re-iDforcements were reported a:
ming from Clarksville, and renewal O
engagement was anticipated.
Our officers and men are reported to hav'
haved with great gallantry.
Several of the men of the 65th went IN
camp on Saturday last, aud were in bat
yesterday. We call that pretty quiel
station, but the boys are from the hrs
strict, none of whose regiments have ev
been known to finch. We believe th
.th will rival its old aud battle-scarred al
/; ciates, the oath and 25th.
Lieut.. Colonel Fosters energy and ski
ferretting out guerrillas, and his hrn
IS in dealing with rebels and their syn
\ thizers, has merited the highest praise.
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For PAINTERS AND BUILDERs.-- We have
in store large stock of pure White Lead,
Lindseed Oil, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools,
Window Glass, Putty, Paris and Chrome
Greens, Chrome Yellow Chinese and Amer
lean vermillion, Read Lead, TIMBER and
Ochre, all of the above paints dry or in Oil,
which we are selling low for cash only.
If KELLER Il WHITE, Druggists.
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sa Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that a
settlement OF their accounts is desired.
Jys:u JOHN WYMoYp.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR CAIRO.

THE LIGHT DRAUGHT PASSENGER psck..
Il HEf1Y GILMORE, Gilmor., mester. will
Rave as above this "wednesday at four O'Clock.
For freight or assage spply on board au27
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eaF When you come to order coal. dou't
forget to bring the cash along.
jy9-tf JOHN Wymonn
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sgIf You want a good picture or true
likeness of yourself, go 10 the Car next 10
Rosenkrans' store, on Second Street.
aug. 26-lwd.
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To Business Men.

Persons needing Book Keeper or Salesnan ian
hear OF MAJ If considerable expel fence in,
and OF good qusl fcatiors Tor either business, by
street aug
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FOR SALE.

THE STEAMER eURLEw, AS SHE Is BE-
L IL lePaIed at Henderson,, Ky. She is $50
feet long, and 26lz feet beam-is very light and
FIST; has IS inch cylinder; Az feet stroke. lever
engines She is ~ years o d, aud will be sold
low to close up, If Immediate application is made
70 PAUL F. 81 MONIN,
aus iva Henderson, XIV.
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SERENADE AT late hour on Monday
ght large number of German citizens,
senbled in front of the American House
serenade Gov. Wright, by vocal music
. response the Governor made them brief
It appropriate speech, in winch be alluded
the national trait among the German
ce. obedience to the laws and veneratou
their rulers, and many other character
les which distinguish their race. de
id it was not strange that the German
Iopted citizens were among the most 10y
in the country, now when mad effort
as being made to destroy the Government
lis remarks were frequently Interrupted
With applause. and three rousing cheers
ere given for the venerable speaker. Be-
re retiring the Governor informed them
the recent brilliant achievement OF Gen
igel on the Rappahannock, which was re-
,eiyed with the most unbouuded applause
GOV. Wright then retired and the German
after singing two or three more songs, de
parted to their homes.
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sW Dyou s0ish to aUOid a crOsod, zoe wond
odvise you not to go to adams Gallery as
you aritl be certain to .jind croasd there.
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Joe e AdgHa is gE'cGHEaAu s at ah Ia S &c.
ond streets.
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EVANSVILLE RACES.
WALNUT GROVE COURSE.

yEIRE 2OTE DAY OF AUGUST re
AZ the day selscted for the revival Of running
on the above Course as there is a match now prpa.
be run Tor on the 20th day Of August, 1852 "
D. p. Bisssl names hi thorough bred St,jIion
Buiori- Geo Dennis names bic celebrated Ms-o'
kod Maria Good order will be observed on In
trick and the services Of Brass Pand a. -
gagged for the eccssion 'e Gu
At,er the above race there will he a trott;no
match Tor 500 n side between an EysnsvilIe anss
Henderson Horse o'iAio ana
AdmittAnce to the track 70 cents.
August le-l6t
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ond streets.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

t BALTIMORE, Md, April 70, lco2.
To Hrs ExcELLENeY Gov MoRroN-DEAR
SRI have the honor to send you the following
list of sick Indiana soldiers confined in the hos
pital at this place, to w.t.
John @. Reeder, CO. III; Nos Levron, co. G;
Thomas Chapman, co. @; James W. Farris, CO.
z, Dist Indiana; Michael Keller, CO B.; James
Younger, co. d, 9th Indiana; Charles Blanch-
ard, CO. G.; Sidwell Dougherty co. a. 2lst India
ma; W. W. Osborn, co. F; E. B. Callahan, co.
d, 9th Indiana; Joseph Taylor, co @, Dist lndi
ana; John III. Conklin, co. l.; John Williams, co.
G.; Horace Judkins, CO. II. 9th Indiana; VIM.
Coffrill, co. G, 18th Indiana; William Birch, Co.
A, 9th Indiana; Charles Lazeard, 10th Indiana;
George Lane, II. r. Hendrickson. X, 2lst
Indiana; James Brown, co G, 9th Indiana.
The wards and all the appointments of the
Hospitals here, present every facility for render
ing the sick and wounded soldier comfortable
Our invalid soldiers are under the care and treat
ment of gentlemen, who fully appreciate the inn
portance and responsibility OF their trust. The
friends of the soldier everywhere, may rest assur-
ed, that every attention will be cheerfullv given
by those in authority, to the SICK The Govern
ment has provided on large scale, in this city,
for the accommodation of the diseased volunteer,
and is engaged in extending the rooms for
an additional number of patients
The hospitals in this city possess many adyant-
ages which are not to be found further South.
The beds and bedding are good, the wards are
we'll ventilated and the subsistence and medical
material abound in ample quantities.
have the honor to be yours, very respectfully,
JAMES S ATHoN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
Funeral of PROT. miIes j. Fletcher,

On Tuesday, the remains of Professor Miles j
Fletcher were followed to the grave by nu-
merous concourse of relatives, friends and citi-
zens At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Masonic Hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity, ladies' and par
ticularly the teachers and children of the public
schools, delegations of students from neighbor-
ing Universities the members of the bar, minis
tiers OF the Gospel, officers of State, Judges of
the Supreme and inferior Courts, and public and
municipal officials generally, being present. Bish-
op Ames, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
conducted the exercises, and delivered the eulo-
CYSTIC sermon. His text was job xiv, l-2:
"Man that is born of woman is of few days
and full of trouble.
Gle cometh forth like flower, and is cut
down; he heeth also as shadow, and continueth
not"
The Reverend gentleman spoke ut length of
the virtues and public services of the deceased,
man who, although suddenly cut off in the prime
of life, had filled measure Of usefulness. The
biographical portion of the discourse was inter
esting exceedingly. Bishop Ames, himself, is
one of Indana's pioneers, and, knowing well the
distinguished family of the deceased, was ena-
bled TO give solemn and peculiar interest to ev-
cry personal "reminiscences. Action, in this world,
for deeds of good, ought to be the governing mo-
tive The lamented deceased was eminently n
man of action All men who have made their
mark in this world men of action. God
| placed US here to work-to work for our fellow
men and for His glory; and thus working, the
noble son of Indiana, whose obseqnies were tear
fully observed, fell-fell at his post of duty.
Thus far, as we have said, the Bishops re
marks were excellent. admirable. But. in the
presence of that congregation, many of whom were
bowed in uncoEtrollable grief; with the sacred
dead before him, and in the awful presence OF
Almighty God, all allusion to party politics, all
reference 10 the paltry affairs of this world, so
! far as the miserable schemes of its ambitious
\ tricksters are concerned, most certainly out
of place; so far out of place, that we ourselves
feel self condemned in even alluding to this por
ton of his discourse in this paragraph.
Upon the conclusion Of the Bishops euogium,
DR.. Bowman, President of Asbury University,
spoke briefly, bearing testimony to the many
virtues of the deceased, with whom he had been
associated preceptor.
From Masonic Hall the funeral cortege moved
70 the cemetery. The pal-bearers were w r.
Holloway, John B. Dillon, Howard Coe. Ben
jamin Harrison. VIM. G. Lupton, and Prof Hoyt
of Greencastle. At the grave. Bishop Ames and
the Rev. Mr. Wood, of Greencastle. officiated
/ The solemn and impressive ceremonies conclu
died. fearful eyes and sorrowing hearts turned from
the last resting place of man who had done his
work faithfully and well on earth.