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STRAYED.

etrayed from the subscriber, July 7tb, q light
brown ire n mitch COW, abont 6 years old, a white
stripe gu her back one underneath her belly aud
white spot ON her fort head, and white legs aud
tail.
Any person bringing said COW, or giving infor-
nation of her whereabouts, will be IiberaIIy re-.
warded. Residence in Walkers block
J. j. C0Hh, AuctloDeer.
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Straved or Stolen,

nv THE 2IAT INST. II CHEST
" NUT sGRREL HORSE. years cid past, a
star in his forehead, ore white hind foot, has u
scar on the shoulder blade as If fr N fstu'a.
A liberal reward will be be paid to any one re-
turning him, or sending information that will lea
GEORGE wOLfLIN,
sheriff v. O
(volksbote copy.) jy23dlw
n OsT -saturdry, July g. Black Oh Goth
III covered Memora dun Book. The finder
will be liberal rewarded by leaving 1t at this
office. iy3I
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WASHINGTON, August 3-Tt is said in
we'll informed circles that direct and deci-
sve action is to be taken in the prosecution
of the war aud that perfect agreement ex-
list. between the principal Generals and the
Executive branch of The Government. This
is asserted as the certain policy of the Ad-
ministration
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MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aug.

Money abundant and rates easy at 405
per cent. on call, sos for prem. paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE dropping. Bankers
very quiet; l 254(@l 264.
AMERICAN GOLD lower, opening at l56
l5b aud closing at l4l@l4s.
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IS 81 hEaenfer,S.,'

EUsT n RC RRTED ut III y.
e. schaepfer's New Drug Store, another sup
ply of Perfumeries I'D Pomades.
Also. another supply of the genuine Peruvian
SyTups.
SUDA AsH.--Jugt received, a esh supply of
Soda Ash, at SchIaspfer' New Drug Store.
COAL oil LAMP SHADES.-The largest and
most beautiful variety of Coal Oil Lamp Shades of
every style and scenes. 10 be had at
HI SCHLAEfFER'S
j6 New DRUG Store
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

GH Some gentleman left notice on
our desk to the effect that the sick in Hos
pital No. need shirts and drawers quite
badly. We trust our patriotic ladies will
inquire into it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

NEW YORK, August 4.-Tbe Fortress
Monroe letter TO the Post. says Burnside's
corps has embarked and is moving off. The
gunboats and mortar boats are all under
orders, and when they strike the splinters
will fly.
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Announcement.
FoR sHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEORGE wO. Film as q candidate for Te-elec-
tion to the office of Sheriff of ysnderburgh unity
at the next October election.
EDIroR JOURNAL - Please anpoun's NJ. T..
JOHNSON as a candida for the office of Sheriff
OF vsnderburgh county at the coming October
election.
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sGr When the Devil rebelled, God didn't
swe him and ask him to give bonds
Lou. Jour.
No; but he gave him.a pass beyond the
lines TO go South.-Ndsh Union.
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Rag The J. T. McCombs left at noon for
Louisville with light trip, she reports all
q Iiet at Henderson.
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Local News.

nay The General Anderson having re-
paired her rudder left yesterday evening at
her usual hour, with a moderate trip.
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JDcCfai NesiCen.
The Horrid BarbaritY of the soutl

Is only equalled by the seductive aud destroy ing
powers of the lightning Fly E i'll err. It is rem
dered attractive to Flies, and kills ins family. You
will see them dead and dying within five minutes.
Darker all the windows but one, and there place
the Fly-K iller. Every Fly will find it in the
course of the day, and die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that does this. Moth ing
else will d. it.
THE DEAD-SHOT FOR BEDBUGS
Is certain and immediate drath to these noxious
pests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and is bosom of destruction to all that
ture
Both a tic'es for sale by henvon, Potter d. Co.,
Syracuse, McKesaor & Robbins, New York, and
dealers generally. aug5-1mdw
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Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip
CO-PARTNER SHIP

HOA-N A.. mo RG.A.N, HfH1.m n.
- READ, AM WA. W. MORGAN. Eage this
day associated themselves together under the
name style, and hrm of MOI GAN RE,D q CO.,
for the purpose of C pductiug an Exclusively
Wholesale Boot. Shoe, Hat and Gap Business in
Evansville, end solict continuation CT the liner
al atrounge heretofore tended their old houses
MORGAN, READ 4 co.
IIrLY 10th. 1862
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EEE- Hon. John Law came down on the
train yesterday, as far as Vincenues, on his
return home from the East.
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BANK STATEMENT.

Increase in loans S749.55l, Increase in
specie Sa56, 9l5; increase in circulation
$66,sl5; increase in deposits $4, 6s5, 657.
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FOR SALE BY
II. .. SOHLAEpFS Il Evansville.
KELLER 4 WHIT, 81
n I'm TAnV. Qlra r. ,-aaa

JOHN EARL, Blue Grass
And by I'll Druggiet- ard Merchants < orally
thru ghout e United Stat~s and Cansdas.
INV NE UWBB a . 81 ~ r. A. nHG
M leave to inform the trading public that they
have this day entered into co-rartnrrship for
ryiuR on wholesale Clothing ard .ilor ing bust
ncss, at the stand heretcfo Q occupied by A 1OE-
WENTHAL, evansville, Ind. They would at the
time respectful ly ask for the con tinuance Of
patronage shown 20 their predecessor, which they
will try and merit by full strictnea in their deal
ings and by fair and liberal troatmen mt Of their
patrons. L. Lee HENTHAL h CO.
HENRY OBERNDoRFEz,
LEoP. LoRwEHTHAL. jylS
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PITTsBPRGH, Aug. 4.-River three feet
four inches by the metal mark and falling
Weather warm.
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EoR TREASURE.

MR.. Enron: Please anrounce my name as .
candidate for tn office of County Treasurer at the
en.uing DC ober election.
I'M CALDWELL
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ON bug Sies aud spring wagons, Sieacy employ.
msnt and good wages will be given. Apply TO
JAMES QUICK,
yj3I shawnsetoWn, Ills.
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MISCELLANEOUS

%yo TTO.Y- Rsa TTx.s-G-1OO bales for saIt
W/by S. e. GILBERT 4 c.,
octz No. Sycamhrr street.
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FUR AND WOOL SOFT HATS,
PANAMA,
STRAW,
PALM LEAF, &c.
CAPS
Of EVERY STYLE and VARIETY.
T. w. TURNER.

Aud would respectfully invite The public to
call and examine my stock before making Their
purchases.
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EVANSVILLE, July 7,h, 1852.
rKvHR U.v.D ~ RSf@.y ED 1rn
AN leave TO inform his friends aud patrons that
he has this d.y sold out his stock OF Clothing and
FurIi hing Goods to Mr.. oberndorfer. whom he
wound hereby respectfully recommend 10 their
farther patronage At the same time he would
an early settlement "'~ -''
July 1e. A. LoEWEETuAL
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

We are requested to announce the name of LIZ
ROY CALVERT as a candidate for re election to
the ofic of Coun: Treasurer at the ensuing Octo-
Der election in Yanderburgh county.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

HOLLOW ways PILLS = Billions and
bowel complaints speedily cured by a steady
perseverance with these medicires. In Fever and
aeue the efficacy of this remedy is almost beyond
belief; it should be resortRd to coon the dis
ease is suspected from recurring chls aud flu hes,
biIliousnes@, loss of APPETITE, furr ngue ard
dry skin. Sold everywhere. $50 aug5
Rafehsf0r's basr Dye 1.-THE best fn
ths W-Orid,-WILIIAM A BATcBELoRs e.
brated Hair Dye produces a color not to be distn-
gmshed from pature-wsrranted not to iniure the
Hair in the least: remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes, and invgorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty Hair instantly turns a SPLENDID Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all druggists, &C.
pB- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, on the four sides Of each bor.
FACTORY, No. ell Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 233 broadway and 16 Bond street.)
June2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

Mr.. EDIvoR You will please announce A. 7
Whittlesey, ESQ.,, as a candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and Vanderburgh at
the next October election, in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

The following important order, we copy
army
Important Order.
WAR DEPARTMENT \
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, July &c, 1862. J
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

The .sppsfffss.-It is a very sificult matter
with the majority of porsons to restrain their appe
tites; hence, we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders Of the St"ma h
and Digestive Organs. uooh. Ind's German Bfttors
will entirely cure these complIint> aud restore the
y stqm to its o iginsl vigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everv~ here. at rs cents per bottle. febIs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

EHs C0Rfsssf0ns ana EEpsrfsBcs OF GH
EBpaitd. Published for the benefit and as q
warning and cautIou to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means OF Self-Oure
By one who has cared him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
'uackery. By enclosing 20 paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE c PIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co n Y mhl5- d6v1r
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

~ hot c~n ~ ons@n 90 50 ~ oT-Mucn
every way. But she can't leep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead. Shot to kill eff the
blood: thirsty bordes Of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvi;e l, introduce themselves to her lodgers
heir great annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it Kill 'em now No family should
be without IT, The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by the anbihiIation
of tile enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
n.yI3dlm
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1sie 'a'urs,.

PHlispLrriifH .'atu.dsy, Julo q, l.iR
For the races over the Sliolk Park Course, tcin-
meuclng on Monday next, we have force entries Tor
the fret iace aud eiX Tor the secUnd that day. In
TIE 'is. raoo, which is tliee-ycar old stake mite
heats, Mes 70. Bush, uuuler, and Ward have each
entered one,
Ga the came day Immediately after the stake race,
two mile Eea.s Will to run, ioI which Blk entries
have been Liude, W;
Or. Wcldou's b. ~. Bette Ward, five years old,
BY Lexington dan By Nhalebone.
Zeb. Wade en-. h. Pope Sweigert five years old,
Us Glencoe, ont Of fuli sister 10 Liltie Flea.
Mr. Morris z (. TurvEg Neck, seven yearo old,
by Cracker. daln Sac W ..fd.
p. G.. BaSh's b. h. lroystore, five years old, by
c,, dam Madonna.
5lessts Hunter and Wat-on's br. c. Sunshine, by
BalrowLie, dam imported Comfort, by Irish Bir--
catcher.
Mr.. John NJ. Clay b. III. Ella d., five years old,
By Naudai, out Of sister TO Gray Eagle.
All OF the above enlrles will Positively start unless
some I'M seen accident should occur. Great prep
afa.ions are beng made for II great racing week,
aud such running a. Was never seen before III the
vicinity Of Philadelphia. may reasonably be antics
pated.
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On The 9th inst the brig cambridge captured the
schooner Bolgamy, and sent her to Key West for
adjudication.
Com. Kelly Of the Mound City La. captured aud
sent TO Cairo the Clara Dotson, one Of the largest,
handsomest, and finest Rebel steamers on White
River
MURDER OF SLAVES BY REBELS.
Flag Officer Dupont writes TO the Navy Depart
ment that the Rebels, through Interrogation given by
a negro who bad been employed by our army, be-
came aware Of the absence of our troops FROM
Hutchinson Island ard made descent upon Mrs.
Marchs plantation, surrounded the house, and, with
ferociiy characteristic at AL events of that part Of
the South. murdered in cold blood large number OF
contrabands who were were awakened from ihe'
slumbers TO fall into the hands of the inIuriated
Rebels.
ORDLRTD on DUTY.
Payma.ter George Lawrence has been ordered 20
the gunbost Connaugh Assistant Paynastsr Ed
ward Bellows was ordered to gunhost Sonora.
Albert G.. Pembe has been appointed Acting First
Assistant Engineer and ordered 10 the steam Bloop
Gsipee.
col. VAN WyCK'S WOUND.
Private adyices from the headquarter of the Army
of the Potomac represent that Col. Van Wyck Of
NewYork is recovering from the injury be received
in the leg during the recent battle. His sword was
struck by 6.inch shell and considerably bent, form
ing an angle at the point Of contact. The weapon,
acting IS shield doubtless saved his les from frac-
tue.
GIN. PORE ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.
Majcr-tep. Pope, who BIAS SO greatly distinguished
himself by bis operations in the West, is expected
shortly 20 be in Washington at the invitation Of The
Government
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COL. vAN NYCK'S WOUND.
GEN. scHoFIELD AND THE GUERRILLAs.

ST. Louis, June I'd
General Schofeld. commanding the Federal forces
in Missouri, has Issued All order holding the Rebels
and Rebel sympathilers respcnsbe in their proper
ty. and if iced he, in Their persons, for damages
hereafter committed by guerrillas or maauding
parties in this State. live thousand dollars will be-
exaeted FOR every soldier OF Union citizen Killed;
from one Thousand to Eve thousand doars for ever,
wounded ard the fail yalie Of all property destroyed
or stolen bv guerras viii be assessed aud collected
from the class OF persons above mentioned rCsdr x
in the vicinity of the place where the set nay be
committed. The SIMS iLus collected will be paid to
tie LEGAL heirs of the soldier citizen killed or to
the person wounded Or to the rishtful owner ot
property destroyed or stolen. This order ia very
stringent and abundant machinery Is provided TO
carry It INTO speedy effect.
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HIGOINS-On Saturday June a. Henry Higgins third
Of John and Mar Teress Higgins In the lth yosr Of his


Of Johu and Mar Teresa Higgins in tho lath Of his
Tho funeral will take place from the residence Of his parents
No 81 West Tenth street at 10 O'Clock this day tMon'
day. The restives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend
HENMER-On Sunday. June %, 1852 Henry Putnam Only
Of John q. and Elizabeth Henmsr AGED years and
months.
The relatives and friends Invited ete his funeral from
No. IS Motion street, on Monday, at O'Clock.
Boston papers please copy.
HARRISON-In Washington D. C.. Sunday evening Junc
IS Of typhoid fever, Charles b. Harfso, aged about 81
years.
MULyANY-In this city Friday June 2H HANNAH wife
of John Muvary in the isth year of her age.
McCi-IT OUGH-In this city, Friday. June 20, Sarah
Ann mccullough. the beloved daughter OF Jackson and
Sarah Mccullough. aged years and months
NASuin this ety. Saturday June 81, Charles NASH in
the J6.u year of hissse
PETITION Surd.y May 2 at ST Mar,insyile LEI Of con
ges foyer Lara daughter Of Eca1er ana ncTa l. rect
sgrd years and ~ months
STFVF VS. On Saturday. June 81 l16,, L. Henry H..
Stevens Qnart-rui--ter 9Th Resiment n. Y. 5. IL
The seai,es and friends Of the fsEi tue pat and serve
members NesYoTs City Guard. sud members OF the
9Th Be,rei " Y : NJ. respectfully invited IN az e1
t, FUNERAL Tuesday. 9th Inst Ct ociock p. rom
No "a fast Twelfth o. University piece The
remains will be taken to Green wood for ntsrrnent.
WFLLSOn Sunday June o. 1862 at the residence Of NJ
David Mer No. .3 Hester street Maggie A. wife Of I'd
win W Wells and daughter OF the late Nathaniel T. La
Bar g. eyed II years. months and days.
Eun-r. services viii take llsce the Lagtstree! Bap.
Church. Tn.s day. June -. at O'Clock Friopds
are respectfully invited cad without further notice.
Ne.tcl ssirF 10
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a. r. Hibbnrd,. Wild Cherry Bitters.
II. T.. r. r.
PIERCY'S PATENT PILES PIPE,

Tie ONLY gs'yuEeaf for the ssPE and PERrRor IsrkS
Nal APPLICATION OF Ointment Made Of HARD EuBbEk'
IL neither BREsss C0RRoDEs II il easily Inherited by
PATIENTS THEMSELVES, causing No PAIN to the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While IL PREVENTS all WASTE, 1t THOROUGHLY DIS
nigrry The Ointment over the DsK,sgo PART, thus effect
ing SPEEDY CURE TO ARMY OFFICERS. and those
much in the SADDLE, the PIPE Is INVALUABLE.
PirRCYs Pngs OiSTyENr. applied with this PIPE. q
ONCE RELIEVES the PAIss. allays the INFLAMMATION,
s OtS the ITCHING, and ultimately CURES THE Dis
EAEY. -..... 49, ,,.<,,
Sole Agent, No 30 Beekman ST., New-fork.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Major-Gen. Romley and Capt. Ellison Of the Brit
ish Army, stationed in Canada; Chaplain G. 5
Stewart Of the U. s. Navy A. l.. Russell, Adntant'
General of Pennsylvania, and NJ. B j. Goddard Of
Providence are at the Brevoort House.
Gov. Andrew Of Massachusetts, N. 7. Willis OF
Idlewiid from Washington, Senator j. +. Simmons
Of Rhode Island, Hon. George Ashman Of Massa-
cbuse,ts Col. Allen Of Washington, A. Pendergrast
and II. d. II. Marley of the U. s. Navy, and Col.
Gross of the 9Th n. II. Regiment are at the Astor
House.
The Hon. Daniel 2. Dickinson Of Binghamton,
Capt. j. T. Thorndke of the u. s. Army, and DIR.
Il. W. Hooper aud DE- l.. w. Russell of Boston, are
at the Fifil-avenue Hotel.
The Hon. II. G. Knight of Massachusetts, G. w.
jenkins If the L. s. Navy, l.. L. Ross Of Auburn,
ard }. T. Kinsman of the U. S. Army, are ut the
St. Nichols Hotel.
Senator benjamin Stark Of Oregon, is at the New
York Hotel.
biaj Douglas Of the British army, Il. s. Clunic Of
England and T.. SchIo1cr of n. o., ut the CLAIR
endon Hotel.
M-i. Geo. c. Strong Of the L. s. Army, from n.
o., and j. a. Bagurhc aud family, and Mr.. DGyal
from y. o., are at the Everett House.
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Overland HyaiIso California.

d
The public seems no, TO 10. fully aware oil tbc tact
that the daily overland mai 30 he faeih" J. AGAIN
ia iull anc succ-ssfGl operation. Such j. tie fat, a.
il asceitainci from Official source, and correspond
cnts cpn nerd their Caifculr letter now cRsh dry
az tue week. az certainly, regularly, and with no
much CELEBRITY BY the weekly stcacrs ~ tie 18th
mus.
The mules ruu of by Indians have all been 70.
j!aced. new coacLts a1d IA imcuts are on the
route and sufficient military fore g. protect the line
now "a position 30 tAa there II no r-ason TO an
iicitate farther danger Of Interruption. The umc
occupied bg tie overland coach IL The trip from II.
JOSEPH No. t. Placeiyil G, Cal, from now until
ue1t inter, will MOI exceed seventeen days. add
f9ar DAYS Tor tie irip beiwe this city and ~. Jo-
5eph che regular railroad time is less than tire.
days, aud eighteen hours tCr that betSee Pla, en-
willie and San Francisco and we have a total time
OF less than twenty-five days, or one day lees than
the average time 81 the steamers
.huG a. Will Jr seen, cOrit pomJcuis IN Newly ORR
o. Boston Hay duplicate their California letters on
steamer day with reliability that the copy sent
overinnd will reach rs destination IN advance OF
that sent via the I-thnu, aud OF course, all letters
sent Overland between rtCaincr days may be cX-
pectcl 10 gain at lcabt nuny days over thcse cent
ny the succeeding 81 Gamer, - tnerc are bet
their dates and Tie steamer Gay. The advantages
ci the overland mail Tor ali core pOndence from
Western New. ok aiid tue North " estern States,
VI for all eitn-d 60 loiIt, H. California Caet
north of Sacramento City, or 10 Carson Valley
and the WasbOe silver region, are necessarily sIlIl
greater than IL tho o. correspondence rVm Ihc
Atlantic segboard.
In orc-r 70 avail themselves Of the Overland
route, correspondents should not forget 10 iudOfse
their letters " Per Overland M.ul.' As the Over
land rtagea are relieved now oil carving printed
mat er il will be seen ,ha their facilities Tor making
quick time with passengers and the letter mai only,
are greatly increased.
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FROM SANTA FE.

KAMA ti4yr Saturday, jlae q iSt-.
The Sal.a Re mai, with dates 10 the lh has N.
i.vod. Among the passengers IRE CAPTAINS Morris,
aud lngaham. and Juigo O,en.
Capt. Morris ef For; Crdg on the 2d inst. Tho
rtsr guard Of The Tesaus at ri P"so. Tie ma!
party saw 10 Indians tic road, and nothing Is
known or heard Of tie Texans coming on the SANTA
lie road 10 rob the trains. as WAS reported.
All the regiments Of Mexican volunteers have
been reorgauiled into oae, uHder command Of Co.
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nsFU,

BENNETrOn Saturday, June ~. tLloe VIE oil "ilisn
Bennot. as.d O. yam, months ana - dsys; ~
Enneal viii be bold IN the Eighty stIett NJ p
Chosch At O'clock tn, (sondaY) afternoon isf ~hiHi
will be token TO Geofgctown Conn., sof ntermer''
CIIFYUN-On Friday. June ~, Daniel Clifton.
Thn remains were uttered in the EvcIgeens Cemetery.
CusHMANAt PTeyid-ncc. L. l.. Friday, June 20, MARI
r. d. Cushuan wife Of W. a. Cpshuisn OF this cy. ard
daughter OF g. IL. and NJ D. Fierce the 10Th year OF her
age. n.
dsnce
DUCK-In B-ookyn f.. d., FridAy Jure 20 after shoEt
illness, James Dues, 10 the sd year 81 hi' age
EvERS-ln III, city Friday jane 90 after long aud
painful illness Annie r. Eyrrs aged II years. 10 months and
IL days.
FROSTIn this cty Ann Frost r-lc. OF Allen Frost aged
81 yeafs and days
FOLEY-In this city on Thursday june 10, Josephine
youngest daughter Of Cahsne and Jeremiah Foley, aged
year. m0ntL. and days.
GREEN-At avenwor,h City Kansas. Saturday June
a. Mr. Warren Green of Clinton aycnpc, rsokyn many
years IN the employ Of A. H. sands Co.. NO III william
street. New YORK
Funeral viii take place Rshhs.a SPdDs' 0n the 1'ta Inst
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ngnt-A rare Tor f'specane young en- 10 Jpa no
vouftser Army OF The nied Sate-. COMPANY 10 move
iua by authority If the Commander th,f Of the STATE
OF NewYork The de sire OF ibe company ocrss Il 70 form
company consisting exclusively OF respectable young men
who though unable obtain oaces post e,
yo1i Ae erols Of joining the rsgss Of tht aT provided
he. conld associate with those congvnia 10 their tastes
officer will he selected from those having
sops .ry know edge eud oil promotions made according
% merit Comfortable lu ters subsistence, aud clothing im-
rundae!y Oh caro4eut; t0O bounty md fom - to
E2l na- innnth. Apply 70 Capt SAUNDERS, 1t hrgneut
Snusa Brigade No. 200 Ioiumbat c0rnes Atautir-st.,
grookIyp Approved +. :. LARNEU. Capt 18th lnsIty.
Nus.a rfnr tcpe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
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