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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ QE CocAK E. eszclTcat conEt t q q CdoS Cog3tE;
samuel Ha;e John z Ay5s 77;., Josenh BasoGk ESs @
ren. Fredcsick Buttet1eld. Charles r Cochran,
Thomas G. Cochran, William Barbour and Benjamin
Catyer-In Chance1y.
Affidavit OF 11,e Don residence Of samre hale Robert
a. Boyd. Neheii!iah Wlkln. alexander L. Van Bnrcn-
Frederick Bn!tssne19; Charles =; Goehran Thomas
defendants boye named hasi1E been let 1 tl!e once
No1,ce hereby Eyen e the said saMae1 Hale Robert
Ere,le:ick BHttersld, Charles Cochraa Taon7s y. e
said coruplannnt lied lis bill Of complaInt ia said
Court the Chancery side thereof on the Fourteenth
dry OF Eece1nber 1861, and that thereapon
Issued Out Of sald Court against said DEFENDANTS
turnabr the First Monday Of January 1867 as is By
law required.
Now. unless you. the said nonresident defendants
s,al. rsrsona1lg be and appesg before said Circuit
Court Lf Cook Comfy. on the first day OF The next
term thereof to be holden at Chicago, ID said County
On The Third Monday 81 March i82 aad a., 9lead @ a.
p1ant the and the rnattsrs and things thereu
charged and stated will be 1ahen confessed, and q
tee entered against you according g tle prayer Of
said bin. WA L CHCECA, Clerk
GEO. 4. INGALLS,, Cou,prts solr. 3aIp kzE9+T
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t| s'Thc war; says distinguished c1eri-
cd writer, 'i5 working out the emancipation
Of the North" We think this is so; but the
work is still far from complete. The idolators
of slavery are still numerous, and many of
them sit in high places. But in time their
idol will be ovcrthrQWn,
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- The Free States are all loyal. III OF
The Slave Suites are rcIellious, either wholly
or in part. Ii all the States were free, all
would be loyal.
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.Rauroa18.

GAIENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ RAuRpAD-WTSTw AKsa1HKHzT.
On md ai:ez MONDAY Dec ID lsS1. t3aina WI
ua5 A. Il a.:i els Z. for Relvidesa Rockford, FREQ
port WatIea. Gs!sna, punIeits Donqa9e, and intss.
Polo. Futon Cedar RapGs and intermediate points;
t9e Il for Elgi1 HslSldese Roektcst and fnte5Ina
Roinh Passengers for Belot and JaEesEille VII r2ks
the l&5 Il train Passengers 70. Crys:al Lake No
po!nta- Will take the LOO ?. II tra!r-
E & TALCoT. Gen surr
GIN. WHEELER, Gen. Passenger Agent. III
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B Tic Third Iowa sent home to their
friends from Benton Barracks nearly 3sn,o w,
since last pay day.
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resign his seat in the Senate. Not hearing of
his resignation, We conclude that in his View
the var i. not going on.
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no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PEEH4EEp ACCORDING TO
PHAHmaCE 4ND CHEEE1STRK.
PEEEcR1EED AND CsRD By
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
uELMHoLD:S EXTRACT RUCED
Il pleasant 1r #. TASTE and odor immediate in lts
Gcton ana 1.cc from Ill .nurso2s properties Cures g.
.ittle c1ncnsc.
LITTLE Or NO GLANCE IN DIET.
I'-:ce ONE DOLLAR Fer bottle. o. SIX for FIVE
DOl1As, delivered TO any name, initial, hotel. rust
.Sn-ess uticc store.
Describe Eynpto1us In a1l Communications.
lILGEtLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
EXTRACT BECHU,
EXTRACT SARsAPAl:lLA-
FH1l-iAss, Please No11cE,-We make stc1tt ot
rg.edivlts- TAcy arc selected BY coppetcu. Drug,
E1st aad Ere Of the best qusltt7.
HLME0ID's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
PREPARED n vAcUo. BT
II. 7. HELMBoLD,
PRACTICAL IND ANALYTICAL CHEAu5r.
Draet-l.; sou.E Tenth St, Phllsdelpbla, Pa
soID sY
LORD q SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, - Lake St., Chcagos
Agents fo- the State Of Illinois Also By al respects
bic Drrggisa.
BEWARE OF coUNTEETEITs
AnE for HcInbold,s-Take no other.
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- The worst enemies Of Humanity aye
those that prefer t'.c pefpetuation OF SiascFy
TO the preservation Of the Republic.
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- The Wheeling Iateuigeneer says that a
few days since, three little boys were playing
upon one Of the coke ovens, at the coal bank
east OF Cambridge, Ohio, on the Central Ohio
Railroad, when one Of theu1 i son Of John
PittigreT, aged six or seven years, fell into the
glowing fire, and would have pcrished in 4
minute from the intense heat, but Listen Bur-
ris, being some twenty yards off at the mo-
mcnt, sprang with his utmost might and
snatched the poor boy out Of the burning
oxen. Prompt Us the rescue vas, death result
cd in about three hours. Mr. B, IS right hand
was badly scorched-
~ The Savannah He7es notices that among
the late arrivals in that city from Cuba, is a
large box Of beautifully prepared lint, pre-
scnted through Capt. Gladding to the soldiers
Of the Confederate army, by number Of the
senoritas of Havana. The lint is draws in
threads four or five inches long, from the
finest linen fabrics i; is white as driven SHOW
and soft as down. It is put up in neat little
hanks, and tastcfu1ly tied with colorcd rib
bons. The lint was made and contributed by
number of the fret Indies Of Havana, and is
"sent as I testimonial of their heartfelt deyo-
ton to our cause.H
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w NJ. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
street. {succesaoS to Fuller h AIbaughJ would r.
spest5ay inform ths public thst he 4s5 sn be found
every department Of Dentistry. whether IN F1LILs6.
C1kA51Ko ExTHACENe. RE@uLAusa. Or the inner:
ton OF ARTIFICIAL TETM. Specimens Of all Ednda af
WORK can be seen It hts office. Charges moderate.
1u7lSSIlT
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NEEIY, LAWRENCE s CO.,
~ CoAa1ss1QN A1EECHAETs foE tae Fnlchasa
duce generally. Business exclusively Cota1a{sston
Also, dealers IN sat Lime Water Line, st1cco Piss
te1fnE Hair Lind Plastet &C. at 246 a and I'D Sc1th
Water street. ALKEaT E kKELEF, HKS1AAG r. LAW-
FENCE. WV. 7. E16DIAIx, EDHAxD T. LATRKSuK
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SEMINARY,


TAX SALE NOTICE.-To ali
Il whom it may concern-TaEe notice that on the
Twentieth day OF Anril A. D, 1850 became the pur-
eI!atcr q tie following descEbea lot Of lana ii the
Innis With the buildings # any, situated thereon, at
sale Of lots and lands {ed In pursuance Of 1aT} for
Si,eetnl Assessments.
On + variant No. So south-for ga linz curbins and
gEayeng ssate street from r. The norh i ins Of Tweft,
number eighty 1901. in block number six [6 IN the
sesso5 D1isl9n Of part sing 49 acres 6! tue s3nth.
Township thlrtyulpe 1891. nort4 Of RanGe fourteen
t14] east and that the time OF redemption thereof will
cxnlre on the twentieth. day OF April, L. y. 1sE2.
WILLIAM F. FLEETWOOD.
Chicago, January 18th, 1862. jal3k3163t
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CLUE ;Tactorp.
. T0urstfn Guq16.

GIorsten @nn1s.
WTOOLEN YARN ZEPHYR
w WOKSTEp,
BAIM0RAL HOSE AND LH5GGIHSx
HOODS, HIITTENS, ,SF4E;EfYE ES.
soKTAGs AsD CoNFoRTEEa
Commenced Slippers and Raised
Work Cushions
W Q OIL EN-, 30 sIERX.
-G=nts' and Boys' Hand Knit Ha1H
we are recesying ds1,y add.tfoas 10 our stock oi
Knit Worsted Heplen Goods. Wholesale cash b1yax1
VIII do VEIL to look at oat stock Of these EeodA
SUTTON g. BURK1TT,
IL Street, .a7s
1s.aJ1 tn
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

The FoURTH or JuLv.--At Louisville
New Albany, Indianapolis, Terre Haute,
and, indeed, in almost all the cities and
towns from which we receive exchanges,
preparations are being made for the ces-
bration of the coming Fourth of July with
an earnestness becoming the times. No
move of the kind has yet been made in
Evansville. Shall ours be the only city in
the State, or perhaps in all the yalStales,
where this glorious anniversary shall be
ell owed TO pass unobseryed ? For the honor
o: cur city-for the reputation of our citi-
zsns for patriotism, we trust it will not.
Will not some one or more who are old
resideuts-men of iEaue0ce-lnove at once
in this matter Let meeting be called
to right, aud let arrangements be made for
the proper observance of the day. Who will
move in the matter
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23


WAsHINGToN, June 20.-The Pacific rail-
road bill passed the Senate to-day with five
negative votes. The main route which it
fixes is to commence at a point on the
Tooth meridian of longitude within the
Territory of Nebraska.
Of the branches, lone commences at
Sioux City, another at point on the west
ern boundary of Iowa, which will probably
be at, or near Omaha city, or the mouth of
the Platte river. Both Of these branches to
be constructed by the Union Pacific COM
pany, which constructs the main road. The
Kansas branch, commencing opposite Kan
sas city, is to be constructed by Kansas
company, aud with this branch the Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph railroad IL authorized
to form q connection.
The main road is to run by the most di.
rect and practicable route to be located.
subject TO the approval of the President
By the House bill, the road was to COM
menee on the l02d meridian, aud the ter
minus was not necessarily within the Ter
ritory of Nebraska; bat probably the House
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

NEW YoRK, June 2I.-Advices by the
Connecticut, state that the rebel forces at
Mobile has been re-enforced by 10000 men
from Beanregard's army. Beauregard him.
self, is believed to be there.
Fort Morgan has been strengthened by
the rebels.
The towns on the west coast of Florida
have been re-occupied BY rebel troops, in
larger numbers than before. Our troops
were erecting Notifications near Pensacola,
to project it against the rebels. All was
quiet there.
One of our boats crews had been captur-
ed at st. Marys. They were surrounded by
eighty rebels while ashore for water Two
were killed, and the balance, twelve in
number were captured
The Connecticut when passing Charles
ton, noticed the flags of Fort Sumter and
other Notifications at half mast, indicating
the death of some important military
officer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
TRIRuNE's CORRESPONDENCE.

SEVEN PINES, June l8.-At noon to-day
intelligence was communicated from the
frons that the enemy, 80, 900 strong, was in
line before Rockers advance position. At
haIf-past 4 O'Clock, under Rockers order,
tina 16th Massachusetts, went into the deep,
swamry wood, and other regiments took
up lines OF battle upon the edge of the tim
Der, out of which the enemy burst upon US
in un, quail numbers and death on the first
of Nay. The musketry fire was soon sharp
within he eAfy fasiness. Sharp and
strong Bramballs battery sent spherical and
case shot over the wood in'O the double
picket ground TO assist The infantry Skin
mIshers. his artillery FIRE was not Iepli
ed to for half an hour, and then only from
the far right IL was Armstead's brigade
that was IN front OF US to day. In one spot
six rebel dead lay together. We drove
their whole picket line in half a mile
Three Of the 10Th we're killed and eight
wounded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

s At meeting of the Evansville
Sanitary Commission, held Friday, June
goth, 1862, Mr.. P. Hornbrook, in behalf OF
E. and L. Fairbanks, & Co., of st. Johns
burys Vermont, presented to this commits
sion ONE hundred dollars, for the benefit o.
the sick and wounded soldiers in the bospi
tails of this city, s. e.
WhereupOn the following resolutions
were adopted: SIS ss
ResoJVsd, That the thanks of this Com
mission be rendered to Messrs. E. & L. Fair
banks, of st. Johnsb1ry, Vermont, for their
contribution Of one hundred dollars, and
that their liberality is only exceeded by the
accuracy of the scales thev manufacture.
ResoIUed, That this resolution be publish
ed in the Evansville Journal, and that 6
copy be made out and transmitted to Messrs
Fairbanks 4 Co.
JAS. q. CUTLER, Rec. Ssc'y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

NEW YORK June 2l.-The United States
gunboat Connecticut, Com. WoodhaII, ar
rived this morning from Forts on the South
ern coast, bringing dates from Matagorda
Bay to June Bird, New Orleans, June 5th,
Mobile Bar, June 9TH, Pensacola 9th, Cedar
Keyes, Tampa Bay and St. Marks 9th, Key
West l4th, Port Royal Is, Fort Monroe
10th. She brings large mail from the
squadron, and sixty-seven sick and wound
ed, principally those from New Orleans,
who we're wounded in capturing the Forts
below that place
Nothing OF importance had transpired at
Matagorda Bay. The mortar boats were
prepariug to take the Forts at Mobile.
At Cedar Keyes all was quiet. General
Branuan, with his entire force, had been
ordered from Key West to Hilton Head.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

FREDERIcKsBURG, June I7.-In the fight
at Fort Republic, Col. Csrrolrs artillery
used no hing but canister and grape, and
when the enemy came too near TO use
these, the men used their revolvers with
telling effect.
Col. Carroll led three successive charges
to the support of the Til indiana, driving
the enemy back until they were fauked,
and compelled 10 retrest.
The State Judiciary has been re-estab-
lished 10 Morgan and Berkeley counties, and
viii shortly be extended to jefferson aud
Frederi k. The election in Berkeley last
month gave sos majority for Gov. Pier
point.
A considerable haul of gus, pistols, and
ammunition was made in Berryville yes
tefdAy. The guns were all loaded with ball
cartridges. The Office of the BerryvilIe
Conservator was conGscated for secession
publications, and the Effects were moved
hither to aid in printing. A large amount
of ammunition, left here, it is supposed, by
Gen. Shields, was discovered by the ord
nance officer in the old stone Church to-
day, probably overlooked by the enemy.
The first instance of the arrest of a col
ored man, for abetting the enemy, occurred
to-day.
1t has been stated that be volunteered as
guide and spy for Jackson in his late ad-
vance hILher. He was confined for further
investigation.
Gen. Sigel has been in command during
the absence of Gen. Banks, who returns
tomorrow.
The bridge over the Potomac at Harper's
Ferry has been rebuilt, and the cars run
regularly to the West At the instance of
the Government, the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company are repairing the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad, and travel
will begin over it by Thursday. This will
greatly facilitate the transportation of much
needed army supplies.
The occupation of the Valley by our
present forces does not restore a feeling of
security to the loyal residents. They fear
jackson will shortly pay Us another visit in
his usual style.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
TINES DISPATCH.
In CAMP BEF RE RICHMOND


Another 6ue day Every day OF sun
SHINE advances the fall of Richmond. Three
days rain might pos pone it essentially
The roads are becoming hard. The sur
ace-of The earth in the fields, except in
low spots, is practicable for artillery. We
had very brisk picket firing last night in
front of point half mile north of Fair
Oaks Station. Our side sustained no dam
age. This morning everything is quiet
gain
IL is reported by deserters thai heavy
reinfOrcements have been sent from Rich-
mond to jackson in the valley of the She
nandoah Another correspondent writing
on saule date, says I am positively assured
by parties who are reliably Informed that
The life OF tie arch traitor, JEFF Davis is in ex
treme danger, the rebels looking upon him
with the utmost suspicion. II was even
averred that he was prevented by an armed
force from escaping out of Richmond. He
is the object of general disIrust. Hand
bills in every variety are distributed all
over the city, denoaneing JEFF Davis and
applying to him ridiculous, aud opprObrious
eJltnets.
The rebels declare il is the intention of
Davis to desert them. Numerous persons
have been arrested and confined for rebel
ling against the authorities in Richmond.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

CoRINTH, June I9.-rhe TELEGRAPH north
was Frustrated the early part of last week
by the heavy W nds. Our army has re-
turned from BOonSi!ie, and now occupies a
more northern position. General Pope has
gone North on furlougb.
The Memphis Il Charleston Railroad is
in running order eastward to Tuscumbia
aai westward to Cypress Greek, fifty miles
from here
The Mobile & Ohio r R. is running North
to Jackson aud Railroad communication is
open with Grand Junction via Jackson
The road W, ST from The junction is reported
badly damaged. All railroads and tele-
graphs are in good condition
Considerable Union sentiment in West
Tennessee, especially in jackson and Boil
var, manite>ts ITSELF
Btauregard's army was, at last accounts,
in OKalona, 5000 strong; 10000 men
under Kirby smith, are al ChatIaguoga /;
Is 600 under p ice and Van Dorm at Full
ton, and SMALL Cavalry force at Grenada.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

MEMPHIS, June l9.--Au expedition COM
posed OF tue gunoearF ST. Louis, Lexing-
ton, Conestoga, and Mound City, Hccompa-
MED 10y transports carrying The 43d and
46:h Indiana regiments under command of
Col. Fitch, was sent from here some days
siace for tue purpose of removing obsIruc-
tions from " hite River. On the lTth this
expedition reached St. Charles, IS miles
above the mouth, where the rebels had
erected a battery. An engagement ensucd,
lasting an hour and a half. While the
gunboats engaged the battery, the troops
under Col. Fitch landed short distance
below, and proceeded to storm the place.
During the cannonading, ball entered the
boiler of the Mound City, causing fearful
explosion and loss of life. The crew con-
sisted of l75, of whom nearly l25 were
killed. John Kinsey, james Scoville, John
Green, Henry R. Brown, Joseph Dixon,
John Cox, aud Captain Kitty were badly
scaIdsd, but il is thought they will recover.
Col. Fitch charged upon the battery with
great success, driving the enemy out at the
point of the bayonet. The rebels ha I25
killed snd wounded, and 80 taken prison
cas-. COT. FItch's loss was small.
General HaIIeck has occupied holly
Springs.
Col. ,Ellet, of the ram feet, died here this
morning of wounds received in the eight
before Memphis.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 2I.-Msjor- General
Pope, Who has so greatly distinguished
himself by his operations in the West, is
expected shortly to be in Washington, at
the invitation Of the Government
The feet in James river remains as pre-
viously reported, quietly at anchor above
City Point.
Gen. Dix started to New Point Comfort
this morning, to make arrangements for
new hospitals there. This, as well as White
House, Is within his lines.
rebel prisoners, captured by our cavalry
scouts at various points near Richmond
Everything is reported quiet in the army
of the Potomac
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
MORNING REPORT.

Heavy skirlnishing in front
of Richmond-Fine wealth
er on the Pamunky- Rein
forcements for Jackson
JEFF. Davis in trouble at
Home-The Pacific Rail-
notwithstanding from the
Shenandoah Valley - The
B. go. Railroad again COM
pleted-LOoking for jack
son, &c, &c.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
AFTERNOON REPORT.


Operations on the lines of the
NJ e mphis s. Charleston
r. R.--Gunboat and hand
fight on White river-The
Mound City blown up-125
of her crew killed = Col.
Fitch with his Hoosiers
storm a rebel b artery
Death of Col. Elicit, of the
Ram feet = General Hal
leck at Holly Springs :
News from the Southern
Coast.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

WASHINGTON, June Yesterday DEL
egation of Progressive Friends, from Phila-
deiphia and Delaware, called on the Presi-
dent and presented memorial, Eumerously
signed, for the universal emancipation of
slaves. The President replied with the ac-
companying address, as a gentleman who
was present remarked in guarded language.
The committee on Finance on the bill to
provide internal revenue, have nearly COM
pleted their report.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
MONEY MARKET.
New YoRK. June 81.

NEW 1ORki June Il.
MONEY MARKET continues easy at 4@43
pes cent. on call, and 4E95 per cent. on
strictly prime paper. 49,
STEREINe EXCHANGE firm at I79l III
for merchants, and j l739l ia for bank
ers' bills.
AMERICAN GOLD steady at 81 per cent.
prem.
CALIFoRN1A GOLD Bars firm at 7@7&
per cent. prem.
GOVERNMENT STOcKs steady; o. s. SIS of
1881 061; Z $40 Treasury Notes l o5s.
Total exports of specie for the week,
S3,o76, otO.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
Local News.

B6r We are indebted to Messrs Cook,
Capt h. Scott, Ed Ford, of the B. j. Ad-
ans, and Billy Watson, Of Yiucenaes, for
late Memphis papers. Also, to Mr.. Henry
Mitchell, of the Bowen, for late down river
papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

ANOTHER FlRE.-Before the fire on Main
street was extinguished, another broke out
in the Vinegar establishment of j. w.
Gleichman, in Lamasco, which with all its
contents, was totally consumed. We hav
been unable to learn the probable loss, or
if any policy of insurance was held on the
property. This, too, is supposed to be the
work of an ineeudiary. The city officers
shonld be on the alert
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

MODEL HosPrTAL.-W lille in RE
Fl auto the other day, we were shown
through Hospital M. l, in that CITY ny the
Surgeon in charge, DR.. Rust, and without
exception We believe it the most perfectly
clean and well kept hospital we ever saw.
Not the slightest offensive or unpleasant
olor was perceptibl /, and every thing was
SCI npulo nsly clean and neat.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

Mons PRIsoEEc9.-The following persons
were arrested at 0wensboro a few days
since, viz: W. A. McGili, j. G. Ford, L. +.
CottTelI, George D. Knight, E. Barber, B.
T. Welden, G. W. Taylor, S. W. Block, DR..
SIS. Watkins, z. A. Hathaway, and Dr. s.
A. Hoke. They were taken TO Louisville
and confined in the military prison on last
Thursday. ee 80 taa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

REPAIRIEG.- Workmen are engaged in
repairing the Crescent City Tobacco Fac
tory of Mr.. Gumberts, which has been
standing ia charred condition for nearly
two years.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

Mr.. Collamer from the Post Office Com
mittee, reported bill re-openiDg Post Off
ces in iusurrectionary districts.
Wafe called up the bill to establish GER
tain post roads, and authorizing bridge
at SteubenvilIe over the Ohio
Mr.. Cowan, opposed the bill at len 9Th as
obstructIDg navigation.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

TROOPS FOR HENDERsoE. detachment
of Fifty men, of Andrews Michigan Bat
terry, under con- mand of Lieuts. l.. f. Ha Q
AID G 3. Tyler, came down on the Nc
Oomts, yesterday, having heen ordered to
Henderson by Gen. Boyle.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

BGr The telegraph brought US to with
in three and half hours of Mcclellan 5
Headquarters on Saturday night.
Wonderful, isn'ti it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
CONGRESSIONAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION
WASHINGTON, June 81.

WASHINGTON, June 81.
SENATE-Petitions for general bank
rupt law was presented.
Mr.. Grimes, from abe Naval COMMITTEES,
reported bill authorizing the Secretary of
the Navy to sccept the title to League Is
land, In the Delaware river.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

sag We are obliged to Mr.. Foster who
ha just returned from Memphis, for late
papers of that city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

eG% We are Inhibited to Bealer, the
handsome aud accommodating clerk of tie
COMMERCIAL, for late Memphis papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

eH~ We are indebted to Mr.. Jenkins
the accomplished clerk Of The Glendale: fol
Memphis papers of the 18th inst.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

B1ye DObel has received the New York
Illustrated News for the 28gh, and choi' e
variety Of other attractive literature.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

BosToN, June 21.-The passenger depot
of the Eastern railroad was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, $4,000, which
was fully covered by insurance.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

BkE- We are un'ivr obligations to Ed.
Ford, clerk of the B J. Adams, for Mem
phis Tnpeis CT the 10 inst.