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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22


Massacre OF ISDiAYIASs IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Memphis Unicn give; the following
account of the surprise and massacre of
.mpauy of Indiana men 10 Mississippi the
other day:
Lieutenant Morehouse, company A, 47th
Indiana, had been sent ont with y squad of
nineteen men to guard cotton, twelve miles
from Helena, ia Mississippi, and was sur
prised by guerrilas. He lad cavalry for
pickets, 10 give warning of approaching
danger, and, feeling secure, the 47th boys
laid down upon the bales aud fell asleep.
While sleeping, the guerrillas, in force suf-
6 lent 10 capture them, came noiselessly
upon th' m and fred Big b ThrailkiIl and
Isaac johnson were instantly killed John
w. Higgins ard Thomas Rowney MORALLY
wouud,d. Smith johnson received two
balls in his leg, Allen Miller was wounded
in the arm. Michael Hedgson was shot in
the neck, Isaac HoGgson was also wounded.
Smith Ralston was bit by bullets 10 The
thigh and shoulder blade. Ssml. Tate was
wounded in the thigh, john Thomas and
Jonas Ingle we're also slightly wounded
Charles Morgan was taken prisoner. Lieut..
Morehouse was slightly wounded, captured,
and carried off by tue murderers. Only six
escaped ubhurt From their account but
one rebel was shot. Company was re-
ciuited by Msj )r Jno A. Mclaughlin.
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NEW YORK, August 2l.--The steamer
Columbia, from Havana on the l6 b, has
arrived.
The yellow fever has been raging there
for the last month very fatally.
Oriz ba dates are 10 the ult., and
Vera Cruz 10 the lst. There is but little
news.
The French steamer Grenada bombarded
Camprachy, destroying several houses but
was driven off by schooner hastily armed
by the authorities.
Advices from Martinique report 0oo
French reinforcement for Mexico had
reached there, and $4,000 were expected.
Advices per the Champion state that af-
fairs on the Isthmus are likely TO continus
unsettled long time. and to result in the
independence of The General Government.
The presence of the United States frigaIe
Saranac has, it is said, alone prevented
the negroes from attacking the city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
TINES LETTER.

FORT MONROE, Aug l9.-The army is al
ready in process of embsrkation for another
field of operations. Gen. Porier's corps
performed a very rapid march from York
town, making the whole distance of near
thirty miles in less than one day. The Dr.
vision of Gen. Morrill,, with the staff, reach
ed Hampton yesterday afternoon, and the
wagon train with the whole corps were
comfortably encamped before night. This
morning they took up their line of march
for Newport News from which place they
will Immediately embark. Sykes Division
is already on board transports. Summers
corps, which formed the rear guard of the
army, with French's Brigade forming tn G
extreme rear, arrived at Yorktown yesier.
day, all safe aud will embark soon. The
entire wagon train of this corps arrived al
Hampton and encamped to-day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

WASHINGTON, August 2lsf.-It is ascer-
tanned from the State Department that the
rumors oil Intervention or mediation by
European powers, were without foundation.
There is no Foundation in the statement
that Gen. DIX is to command at New Or
leans, in place of Gen. Butler, or that the
Hon. Reverdy johnson is to go there as
military Governor.
The rebel MajIr Fitzhugh, Gen. Stuarts
chief of staff, has reached Washington from
Fredericksbnrgh. he was captured by a
portion of Gen Burnsides cavalry, on Mon
day last, about five miles from Louisa Court
House.
The returned prisoners, represent with
great nusnimity, that the rebel authorities
are by no means relaxing their efforts to
complete the Notifications around Rich
mond, upon 10 of which there are now as
many laborers engaged as can work upon
them with advantage.
A colony of colored persons to settle 10
Central America, is being raised in the
District of Columbia. Gate number are
engaged 10 the enterprise.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

WARRINGTON, Aug. 20.-Under the au-
thority of the act of July lst, to aid the
construction of railroads and telegraph lines
to the Pacific ocean, the Secretary of the
Interior has appointed the following named
gentlemen to be commissioners in conjuhc-
lion with the other commissioners named
in the act: SaIn'l ]. Tilden and Henry V.
Poor of New York, Mr.. D. Griswold OF Ind,
Robt. w. Latham of the District of Column
bia, DR.. o. NJ. Wezencraft of Cal.
The following are the appointments for
the State of Indiana, under the Internal
Revenue act, made to-day:
LIST DisTict-Horatio B. Sheppard of
Vincennes, Collector; John Pitcher of Mt.
Vernon, Assessor.
I'd District Daniel Style, Collector.
Sd Dishict-Johu 5. Hunter of Bloom.
ington, Collector; William Browning, As
SCISSOR.
4th district james l.. Water of O.good,
Collector; N. W. Kiger, Assessor.
9Th District-CaIe0 Johnson, Collector ;
John Yaryan of Richmond. Assessor.
9Th District-Theo. P. Haughey of In
danapolis, Collector; Wm. T. Bradshaw,
Assessor.
18th Distict-John s. Craw of Rockville,
Collector; Jas. Harrington, Assessor.
9Th District-Johu L. Smith Of Stock
well, Collector; Joseph Porter of D, lJhi,
Assessor.
oh District -John F Dodds of Logans-
port, Collector David Turner, Assessor.
10th District Warren II. Witbers of Fl
Wayne, Collector; W. Williams of Warsaw
Assessor.
1lth Dist.-D. c. Chapman of Nobts lie
Collector; Stearns Fisher of Wabash, As
~sessor.
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e5-L List Of persons for whom money has
been sent home by the members of Capt.
Hornbrook's Company Of the e5th Regi.
ment Indiana Volunteers. On application
to v. Bish, County Auditor, the respective
persons can get the amount sent them.
DR. Runcey, Millersburg Stephen Cam
!enberger, Mrs. R. BAKER, NJ. R. Matheny,
Wesley Bishop, Peter Leonard, Mrs Elisa
beth Bocook, Wm. Kohlenheder, Sarah
Devine, VIM. Devine, Fred Kuher, Gather.
inc Lender, Henry Bremen, Joseph A. Nc
Reynolds, VIM. Tevolt, Philip Miller, John
Perry, Deniel Aikens, Lorenzo Hopkins
Joseph Singer, R. s. Ruston, Wiley Smith
Vim. Taylor, s. Thompson, William War.
zen, Enos Hunt, Joan NJ. Welte, VIM. q
Williams, Alfred Bennett. AID
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

NAsHvI.LE, Aug. 21-Yesterday noon
Capt Atkinson of the 50ih Indiana, with
20 men in a stockade at Edg6eld Junction
was attacked by 600 guerrillas. He re-
pulsed them three times, killing Morgan's
Adjutapt and seven privates and wounding
eighteen others, ard finally after three
hours fighting, drove them off.
Col. Mason Of the 7lst Ohio. the same
regiment denounced by Gen. Sherman for
cowardice at the battle of Shiloh, with 300
men ard two cannon in strong intrench-
ments at Clarksvlie, surrendered without
resistance to the same number of guerriIlas
The guerrilas were aided by rebels who
had taken the Oath of allegiance. A large
amount of U. s. property was seized. One
hundred soldiers were captured ny the
guerrillas at Mo1sko creek near Edgfe Id
Junction and the bridge burned. 81
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for Louisville
this morning.
Lieut.. Col. Heffron of Indiana, has been
arrested for violating orders.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINSATI, Aug. 81.
FLOUR unchanged; superfioe AGA 10
extra 4 1904 %.
WAEAT in good demand at 770so for
red aud 5000 for white 1t is offered
sparingly at these rates.
OATS advanced to 45c, with an active
speculative demaLd.
CeRN quiet at 80 and Rye at 50@5l.
WHISKY 262 and 6rn.
MESS PORK in good demand.
BULK MEATS in good demaud at 3l05c
and Is held &c higher. Good demaLd fol
bacon shoulders at 32 in bids and 4c 10
tierces. Bulk shoulders 81 bat sli are
held s9} higher.
LARD rs aot inquired for, but is irr
at 81.
GROCERIES without change. .r
No change in Coin.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

PooLsvILLE MD ,l9.-The following mar
rative was given me by civilian who ar
rived from R edmond Sunday. He left
Richmond last Wednesday the ID. b inst 8,
travelling to Sections Junction, q miles
north of the city by private conveyance,
thence by railroad to Gotdansville, and
then on foot to the Potomac. At the time
he left, troops were pouring out of the city
on the Virginia Central Railroad in such
numbers that it was impossible for civilians
to procure passage. All the troops around
Richmond were in motion towards the
north, while others were passing through
in cars for the South, supposed to be that
part of the army between Petersburg and
the city. 1t WAS known at that time, Nc
Clelan had begun the evacuation OF Harr =
sons Landing. Arriving at Sections Juuc-
ton, he saw large eucampmen' extending
from he south side of the Pamunkey river,
to pc Mt several miles north of the juno
ton, and also from the Junction in west-
erly direction up the valley of the North
Anna river. Small camps were visible at
several localities along there from the juno
ton to the crossing of the Common Road
from Fredericksburg, where another large
body was also encamped. At Louisa Court
House is another large body, aud thence to
Gordunsville several regiments were strung
along the road in camps every two or three
miles.
From Gordonsville there were not more
than six or seven regiments. large force
could be seen camping on The hills stretch
ing thence in the direction of Orange G. H.
He stopped ten hours at Gordonsvile and
during that time be saw not less than 10
trains arrive over the Central railroad from
the South and over the Charlottesville Rail-
road from Lynchburgh. Those from RICH
moud were bringing troops and supplies.
My informant, judging from what he saw,
says the whole confederate army in Vir.
ginia is by this time in positions on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and that it mum.
bers near 100000
Stonewall Jackson was said to have left
Gordonsville but none knew his movements
Our informant passed through STANDARDS.
vile and saw quite heavy force at thai
place. They were not encamped and seem
ed prepared to move. More troops were
said TO be marching to the same point from
Charlottesville aud Gordonsville. Tnil
looks as if they contemplated flank move
ment against Pope's right. If SO it will
probably be led by Jackson.
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HARRrssUReH, Pa. August 2l.-Tw'

HARRIsBURGH, Pa. August 2l.-Two
regiments went. south to-day.
By orders received from the War Depart
ment, Surgeon General Smith was directed
to instruct Surgeons to examine persons
claiming exemption with reference to their
ability TO fight and do other duty, and that
only those claiming exemption on account
of various disorders will stand bit poor
chance. Surgeons will be at once selected
for the various counties, and sworn to per-
form their duties without fear or favor.
No certificatesof physicians or afidaviis Of
disease by affection will be regar ded rs ex-
emption by Surgeons.
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New Yoax. August 2l.-Tbe first nav.

New YORK, August 2l.-Tbe first pay
ments of the new postage stamp currency
were made ny the Treasury Department
today. The currency ia delivered in sheets
which are perforated like those of postage
stamps. The stamps are printed on baDk
note paper, and are therefore more difficult
of separation than the old stamps. The
public must therefore be cautious when
separating this currency, and not mutilate
the notes, as their receipt and redempt on
by the Treasury Department are subject to
the same regulation as now in force for
q. s. notes, viz
lfany part of the note is missing pro-
portionste amount is deducted from the
nominal value. For some days the pay
masters will absorb large share of this
currency. fea o
The first delivery of the U. 5. notes OF
the denomination of one and two dollars
was made to-day. These, as well as post
age currency, are delivered and distributed
by the treasury in the same manner Is y.
S.notes.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

peA-We understand that Capt. Msuck of
the SD Regiment Indiana Volunteers OBJ
iained Is recruits for his regiment in Ger
man Township on Wednesday. This looks
little like business. But German is one
Of the largest townships in the county and
ought to send at least 100 volunteers to de-
fend the old flag. She will do it, if the same
pains is taken by influential men in our
.ity in that direction, that has been taken
TO poison the minds of the liberty-loving
Germans of that township against the AID
ministration and the government.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

TIE ATLANTIC MoETHLY.-We have re-
ceived the September number Of this sterling
periodical and End it more interestingly pos
.ible, than it usually is. The publishers an
aounce that its circulation has been steadily
increasing during the past year and this is
aot very remarkable when we consider the
Fast array Of talent that contribute to its
columns. We do not see how it could be
otherwise. The Atlantic is for sale by ali
periodical dealers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

NEW YoBK, Aug. 2l.-The Commercial
Advertiser says a city journal, having CIV
en- circulation to report published in a
Hartford paper, that Mcclellan will resign
bis present position as soon as be has fully
placed his army in its new position, we
have made inquiry of those in this city
who are usually we'll posted ia relation to
his movements and they tell US that the
published rumor is the first they have heard
of such an intention on McClellan's part
He has not been heard from directly, how
ever, for two weeks.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

A SKEDDADLE.-A Company of Volun-
teers from Dubois County, which was tc
have been attached 10 the 65ih Regiment
got tired of the fare in Camp yesterday and
took " French leave" in other words ske-
dadled home. The men complain that
they were furnished with nothing but hard
crackers aud tainted meat, and they could
not stand it any longer. The Captain, who
went to Princeton yesterday returned in the
evening to 6nd his Company Non est.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

New YoBK, August 2l.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser says there are various ru-
mors of disaster to Gen. Pope current in
the city to-day. We have in vain tried to
trace them to any reliable source. We,
however, conversed with highly intelli-
gent General who is largely in the CONT
dence Of the Administration, who left
Washington last evening, and was in con
versatiou with the President aud Secretary
of War as late as 3 o'clock P. NJ, and he
assures us they had no such intelligence.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Time of draft postponed-No
news of any Importance
from anywhere Coward
ice of the list 0hio--Brave-
ry of the 5Oth Indiana.
GENERAL COMMISSIONER $ OFFICE,
indianapolis, Aug. 81.

II is ordered that the time for the CON-
pletion of the enrolment lists by The CON-
missiouers, aud the meeting of the Board to
determine exemptions from draft be ex-
tended to the 6rst of September. The time
for making the draft is postponed till the
18th of September. Notice of the change
will be given to the Commissioners.
By order of o. P. NORTON, Gov.
P. SIDDALL, Gen1 Com.
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GILRERT & CO,,S,O

& U-VDREES.-CIothcs Pins, White Lime,
- Lemon Syrup, Tomato Ostsup, Rite, Almonds
Fillerts, English walnuts figs, irins, cur: ants
oysters, ssroines, alum, EPSON salts, Toll brim.
stone, sulphur, cepperss, ma tder, extract of log
wood indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed cords Of all
inds, tobacco of all kinis backing, batting, nut
megs, cigars OF all kinds, ginger glass jars, lam
tef aud q SKIS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
pickles, stone ppss powder, percussion caps, fish
of all kinds safety fuse eoals of all KINDS starch,
ter s. vinegar, camphor, ert0r, Lotto, CAP and fancy
pal wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum
drops, wooden bowls, jujube pas 9, cinnamon,
dried b., f british iustre, bonnet b 8, ink, oil
nails SASH glass, al spice, Soda pain killer liquor
ice, &C., &C, &C.
supply If the al owe kept constantly on hand,
and for saie low by s. 4. Gilbert Co., NO. Syca-
more.
ALMONDS AND FILBEITS.-lo bills for .ale
by S. Gilbert q Go.
MANILA t0RDAGE.-5O rolls sm all size, for
sale by S. Glib ri Co.
BONNET BoARDS.-20 gross, for ta,e by S. L.
Gilbert & Co.
tIGARS.-I00.o00, all qualiti s, FRI m common
to the v-ry Lest, for sale low.
STAR CANDLES.--5o0 boxes, for sale very low
By Gilbert Co.
FIsH.-Na kereI and White Fish, rs packages,
for sale by Gilbert d Go.
INDIGO-30o pounds very choice, for sale Low
by >. Il GILBERT 4 co.
0YsTEnS.-506 one and two pound cans, for
sale low
RIFLE PoWDER.-75 kegs Dupont=. alfo q IL
ano lib caDistefs, for sale BY 5. X. Gilbert 10.
BAI,IES.--Iayer and NJ Baisins, 90 whole,
half and gear boxes.
SOAP. Bar soap aud fancy soap, o large supply
Juiy2O s. r. GILBERT A co.
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TRIRuNE's LETTER.

Gen. Helm z4lman did not accompany the
army in its march down the Peninsula but
struck eff in another direction towards the
White House His exact course and where
abouts are not known, but the common
remark was that be had gone off To look up
fight. He was accompanied by Averill's
cavalry, who saw body of the enemy's
cavalry some distance above. It is cup
posed that Gen Fl. will make bis appear
ance in the neighborhood of White House
OF Westpoint.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

COLUMBUS, o. August 2lst.-The Union
State Convention nominated ". D. KenoB,
Secretary of Stale G N Odds, Attorney
General, VIM. D. Henkie of Warren, School
Commissioner, John B. Gregory, Board Of
Public Works.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

BUFFALO, Aug. 21-The Board of Trade
have opened a correspondence with the
other Boards of Trade of the Lake cities,
proposing to organize, by voluntary enlist
ment for four or Eve months service, 1900
or more lake sailors, who are unemployed
during the winter months.
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will be treated as an enemy to our cause
! aud country.
challenge comparison between the acts
of the so called guerrillas, sud those protec-
tors from IudiaDs who so recently claim 10
be the guardian of y61r rights and proper
ty, but are attempting to rob and despoil
you of both.
announce TO those men who are engsg-
ed in robbing and numbering our citizens,
and Insulting our women, whose style OF
wsrfare is as merciless asithe updstinqnish-
. ed annals of Indian barbarities, that when
ever and wherever found, nv brave Rangers
will infiict the penalty that such offenders
deserve. A. r. JOHNSON.
Col Cong Partisan Rangers
Headquarters Breckinridge Guards. Aug,
IL, 1862.
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E3- Several 80 days men returned home
yesterday, having honorably served out the
time of their enlistment in the State OF
Kentucky. The homeward bound compa.
ny wes from Terre Haute.
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REoRUTTs.-Mr. Bird Maghee arrived in
our city last evening with some so or 80
hle recruits from Warrick county. They
came in with cheers and covered with dust.
They were brought to the city in wagons.
Mr.. Maghee is a most successful recruiting
officer
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q NEW YORK, August 2lst.-The Tribune
says there is report that Gen. Burnsides
is to command the combined army of Nc
Clellan and Pope in the 6eld. We cannot
say how we'll founded is this report.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
T.. LIsS.
Exclusivaly for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT

Ohio skedaddlers to be stop
red-Appointments of sun
dry officials-A New York
Herald sto-y-McCl
army emba. king az Fort
Monroe-Army arrived in
safety = Summers corps
with the western bows the
rear guard ALL SAFE at
Hampton Gen. Heintzel-
man in search of a fight.
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RIT The steamer Commercial went down
yesterday with a barge in tow. She re-
fused freight at this point on account of
low water below, there not being more
than 81 feet on the worst bars.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-The steamer Mas
sachusetts from Port Royal and Stono Ia
let, Charleston, on the l6th, arrived this
morning. The weather South has been
intensely bot.
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|. geS~ James Il. Turner, Deputy Commits
ouer for Decatur township, Marion coun-
ty, reports an enrolment of 279 males be-
tween ID and 45 years of age, and 4S vOl.
uutePrs
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H65- The following is the COMMITTEES of
Arrangements for the Union Barbecue to
be given at BIaokford's Grove, August &c,
1862:
Pigeon --Jno. J. Chandler, Hiram Nelson
Thos. P. Britton, Jacob Beunighof, Jno. F
Glover.
Perry -Benoui Stinson, Jacob Kron
John Hogue.
UniOn.-Thos. Hawkins, G. ". Robin
son, Alex Maddox.
KngM--Daniel Aiken, VIM. R. Vann
VIM. Howard
Csnter-Robt. Smith, James Hayhurs',
John Whitehead
ScOu-RObt. Ruston, senr, George Potts
Joseph Berridge.
German.-John Bump, Henry Baker
John " Fares.
Armstrong Pruitt, Frederick Wet
zell, Charles Schaus.
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Boston, Aug. 2l.-A number of patriotic
lrishmen, officer, and citizens, have obtain
ed permission from Gov. andrews to raise
an Irish regiment for nine months SER
vice. Recruiting will at once commence.
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rR,RUSE's SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON, August 2o.-Mr. Stanton
stated to-day that the order for drafting to
fill up the old regimenls would be enforced
without fail by September LIST. The old
regiments which have not been recruited to
the full strength by that time, will at once
be filed by draft --
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TaENroN, M. August 2lst.-The Re-
publican Union State Convention met at
o'clock to-day. All tbe counties of the
State are represented. The probabilities
are strong that Marcus Ward will be nonii-
mated for Governor.
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70 every man who desires to bestow his insurancs
patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In the equitable adjsss,seaa. ana prompt Cash
Iponse losses, the PHGENIx stands pre- ssainentt
al s head Of it, profession s0hie us extensive, pTao-
teal, and dTscldss business system Of local agencies
not eSceited bp any similar corporations 81 the Uoyld.
Insuruncies solicited and policies issued and
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair BY
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OFEIcE Mar bic Hall Ilnilding Main stre.f
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 2l.-The Commercial
Gays, today guards will be stationed at all
the railroad depots and all other avenues
leading from the State who will require the
exhibition of the Proves. Marsha.'s passes
from all persons leaving.
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DE- SOLUTION.

TEvRE RTaRB sEAP HERE re-
II FUKE existing between Stark Duncan is
this day dissolved by mutuai consent. Daniel 5.
Stark will carry en- the business in the old stand
Is heret fore aud will settle up the unliqaidated
bushes of tie old firm AMI become responsible for
all debts 3 andiDg against said concern.
DANIEL 5. STARn,
Al. DUNCAN.
al
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

PHILADELPHIA, August 2lst.-The Iron
sides, Commander Thomas Turner, sailed
from the Navy Yard to-day on her first
cruise.