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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-26

'Immediateiy IN front Of the speaker'sstand were
two national flags, crossed. The stage wss dec
GRATED with banners Of various descriptions
them. The children were all very tastefully
dressed, many Of them wearing blue aud red
slshes, and headdresses of flowers.
NAVY YARD DIVISION.
The schools Of this district marched to the
Second Baptist Church a. follows:
Waugh Chapel, Rev. Mr.. Brown superiatend-
ent, 10 teachers, 40 scholars, with banner and
Methodist Protestant, (Navy Yard,) P. Little
superintendent, 10 teachers 80 scholars, one ban
second Baptist, G. F. 6ulick, superintendent,
East Baptist, w. Duling superintendent, u
teachers, 95 scholars, with large flag.
Y. nj. c. A. Mission School, Mr.. J. Kerr super
intendent, @ teachers, 40 scholars.
These schools were rather behind the time set
in getting to the church designated but their ne
appearance made full amends for their apparent
tardiness. The children were neatly attired In
white, and nearly every girl carried In their hands
a handsome bog net, which added considerably
to the scene; the church, which by the way was
rather small, was literally crowded by the child
the exercises. Mr.. w. Ballantyne presided:
James Dulin read the annual report, and Mr. Nc
Farlan led the ing. The addresses by Revs.
Messrs. H. w. Reed and w. w. Reese were
listend to sttentively by the scholars, who II is
needless TO say, were hugely pleased with the IL
Illustrations interpreted through them
THE CITY PASSENGER RAILwAY.-The sub
| scription books of the Washington and George
town Passenger Railway were closed on Satur-
day afternoon. On Friday and on Saturday morn
ing the subscriptions hung fire, but towards the
hour for closing there was complete rush for the
stock. The whole amount Of subscri ptions from
one hundred and hfty-two parties was for lis, lis
shares, amounting 20 S. 915 $50; being about
nineteen times more than the capital 1890, 900
The local subscriptions did not amount TO much
over the capital stock. The subscriptions from
Philadelphia amounted to "a 300 900, while New
York subscribed for over 81 ,0OO, 000. On Friday,
the first day the books were opened, only $40 900
were received as the per centags on subscrip-
tons, while on Saturday S456 537 80 were re-
ceived. The corporatOrs who have had a labor
on Saturday night, and are also engaged this
morning sllotting the six thousand shares among
the su bscTibers
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WANTED-A good JOURNEYMAN BAR
w Der; coed wages gwen and steady employ
msat. Inquire OF EDWARD ESPINTh, f,w
doors from the NAVY Gari gate, . h 81. m q -Sts
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WANT ED-BY gentleman and his wife, with
w out children. = convenient HOUSE contain
In, or rooms wit him 10 minutes walk OF Penn
silvanla ayenus. Kent not to eIo,ed 1851 per
annu n. ANY person hAv ne such hou Sc o N have
permanent and pun ctual tenant, who ill have
no Oh seton to purohasirE spsTt the fhrniturs,
II DC 'ir,d Ara sl.taOle. Address or apply to
NICHOLSON, 372 Pa avenue. m.i ST.
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WANTED To RENT-BJ 9 tenant who will
w pty by the month pronp t'y, and prepay. If
rssrirel, by June . ymfort1bie HOSE in a
healthy looalon, with g.s and wa;er. II the house
ami price SUIT. g peman mt tenant can ne h ad,
Address HJOpes.n Box A13.P O. 10 Is ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.

thhE N VI EsERhG-On the "a Instant tvu
HORSES. The owner n Tes 10. 49, -, a go, ~ :
orEard aud prove property, pay cslA.Ees ana a.
them away. A1biT st tnis ONO. i-s
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'EO BOOK BINDERS.-TAETED- Sltua-
Il ton to take charge OF stsmping or forward
lrg department CT book bndery, ornamental or
pAln.) BY a TespOntihie person. Address "a. g..
A ." Box 6fT. PM sdsiphia u, m u 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-31

anee and good Will of any people. Tie most
loyal people on earth generally have the deepest
sense Of national pride and honor. The ministry
or at least, the Minister Of Finance,-have
become odious to them, for reasons which
are apparent to all. 1t Is wiser and more con-
sistent with the honor of the crown that they
resign voluntarily, on a courteous hint from the
representatives, than that a public demonstration
be provoked 70 effect the same end. which must
inevitably follow. The periodical and sometimes
frequent changes Of ministry IN European GOV
ernInents, under various circumstances, gives TO
them a healthy and popular administration i'm
parting greater confidence in the rulers. such a
change here could only be accompanied by the
same results, creating increased loyalty. obedience
and respect to the King from his people. If
these, then, are the natural results OF a change
Of administration, can such change take place
too soon
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For CHrSt-Ths --=au-r -hur1, heretofore ,ugagei 70 towing
ur"n tn sacrtun"utI- las been ~oLi ir %. China trade. sA.
- valued af S%JOJj, AMI is pat into q iput--tars Company
eilres oi $1,000 eacA-aI u which have been taken. We r-lieve.
but 1--we shares, the present Dwu-r subscribing fE a -u1Ieir.t
HIuILer Q" enable him ., Keep controlling interest The vessel
- being taken 90 sections on beard the former Wht! . tIrqg-
Dsi1~aTS- which Will sail Tor China, about the Igli q July.
The boat j. 20 De delivered ln Shanghai. and there pat iu as
E1rL rIIulu- order - now tie present owner paying all a.
I~H-e-- Transportation. reGturg- ,tr--S- +. BHH'EE.
TrLECEAFH--Nr Preece, the engineer % the Electric Iut.rsa-
trt+a! Telegraph Conn any, states that IN $50 there w-r- only
800 miles - telegraph in the United Kingdom "a $50 there
we're i-SJp mle-. ia 800 there were 500 ril-. and 40 On.
present time there ARE CJOUG miles H. America there are
10000 md-s- On tie European continent there arc@J.DJJ miles.
In India Canada, and Australia there ar 1900 miles.
SHEEF-TEe number 81 sheep uu this state o. estimated 10
2-O0J,1OO- and the average amount o." f-ec~ ON each 10 three
pounds S.vrlS an annual wool crop Of . 100000 P,u-'-, Will. =
rapidly Increasing tendency.
SdN1ny- 10 larger than RhOle Island Or Connecticut. keeps
$500 900 sheep England and Walls 2j.OOJ.GJO. ana The whole
% the Jntei States Ouly p, 100000.
We find the above ia our exchanges but Cannot vouch for the
acruracy %! the figure indeed. We are quite sure that the last
amount named j. not correct The number %: sleep iu the
I nted states twelve years ago, according To- census returns.
was 2l-'2l-olI. IL las probably increased q good deal since
that time. The returns "f 1850. however, have not yet reached
T. NeT. GGzCtts.
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4 JLLT u, I-s-

l. tic B"tsiH ofjuue 60, we End the n1oTfa- rmar4s OF
aud abstract q thu ueS taa lE which Las beeu passed g.,
Congress
tuti IN" arrival of Topographic aI.re- go te 1th .--. our
market n.ai.tti-si substantially th- -au" Gs-t a-I-n- U."-ll
IN our i1-t report ~fncc -t-t. l- condition has been f-v-ri-5
sut somewhat unsettled iH r rarI % certain articles % u-r-
rhllia-" Eurw- 'r - afart-f 10y TIE new Revenue EH. IT,
For SJUs time past . had ben feared that C.rzrr-- would
at. Uru without adopting IT, TIL fear has now given place @.
cpngra'-l-lu lG commercial circle, where the laIa.tlUce of
'tH '"a-ur" is highly appreciated Foil details oi the Bill arr
yet unknown o. Us BY Geographic aIysr-s hgw-y.r, -. learn
'h1t i-s I-uhur f-tIres arr a. 90 Iays=
1t \ tax % persons and corporations, engaged in certain
pursuits fr Lceu--s.
- \ TAX "a manufactured articles aud rryIuer-cr BE- pail
- ttr manufacture Or producer whom DE- sells such articles aEi
products.
ii \ duty on inr1m-- oC.1dis.IusI-. railroad luI -,-ar4l.at
cntnPaufss. public rfIr-r- and others.
+ui- Du,-s D. b. pail frr stamps. which the lu! require o. Doe
ahlt-i o. c-radu papers medicine documents, &c
The ball goes il-s effect On Else 1t August.
III income tex l. not % bee. me due until the 1t cffiaT. l-I5-
u j. % 10 levied on tE= income u the year prc-!u-- \ limit
- placed o. H. time IN Which rhe tax shall b. IL oTerat,u-the
aat- liked fr t % case being l-Ji
The hIr@eltiue .J.rur Fsr4 arrived on The 2Ih from Puget
SQUAD With a nI cargo Of blmDer. We are indebted to 4. p.
10 very important news. Live stock, fr t~u-ch-ring purr.--.
supPIie= from oregon and California The shipments a'n.uIs
made - Victoria s.m- months -iacc y re Constitution,
turned cut well Gr the al.eu,urers.
Th- schooner Inn EJ.I arrived on Friday. from Boston.
having LuI a bong rl--ar- % 10 day. she brings . snail car
% q assorted goods, AMI Las been laid ou fr san France,
Hr which port she will sf1 90 a Few days, Il no, sold.
The CAN'T IS nov taking 90 cargo nr SAI Franco, ." sail
about iGs 7th-
The hafaf''t l. undergoing repair. nuI @I fe 'ttI nn Pr
: icprl- 20 -9I ia tIe course % 10 day-.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARR. AIS.

24-im barscatne Jenny Ford, McCary, - days from
Teekalrt- with 100 VI II lumber. u pickrts, . sitIrS
To- McsSTs- IGlckf-Id " co.
2I->ch Emma Rock. WetIerby. from Iallna. with 100
Ebies, 2OJ horns, l horse, ! h0-s-I cabin AMI -;
deck passenger
2J-Am sch Ann Eliza. Freeman. IT9 days from Boston.
with assorted cargo to Z. Brewer y co.
.J-Sch GD-ahead- from Mo-. IA. with . cords wool. I2
bags corn, Kegs butter, 800 empty mat bags, and
3 passengers.
2J-Sch Moikeiki. NapeIl. from EshuIui and Iahaiul,
with wheat, flour, etc
.J-Sch Hannah. Antoine. from IIilo. with - bales pull. !
do fungus - hides, 80 goat skins, - empty
barrels. > hogs. AMI : passengers.
-b-Su-ameT kIIaura- BeTTiI. from wiudwarI ports. with
y head cat,lr, ~ sheep. : horses. Il hogs. I22
hides, - goat -kins, 1 pigs leather, Il bales fungus,
- bags VTtttOcS- 1000 oranges 400 cuCOauuts. ! -
mise, ! bal-s wool, l brl J,llOw, I box plants. :
boxes grapes, l pkE specie (Sj25J and lot native
freight.
3-SchJ riuuette. Green. I'm NaIko, with 200 kegs SUGAR.
AMI IL passengers
3-SDpp Emily. Wright. from NoIDLai. with 5 cords fire
wool 700 ava roots, II bags corn, and = deck
passengers
25-Seh Rekaulunhf. Henry. from Roua and Kau. with
- bales pulu, 50 bags corn. II do. goa fh<) coffee
80 punches bananas. 100 goat skins. 10 hides. -
corls wood ami - passengers.
Sch NuINahiuc- kuh-IuI. from korl and NawiIiNiif.
with Il cords wool - hiIr-.3 3 trs tuFIrN. ] horse.
. mules, ; pigs 81 cherses-I cabin AMI - deck
passengers.
3--SippP KraUpuui, from KollIu. with 10 bags paddy.
@s-Scop hIulI. from k",lau. with 100 bags paddy.
9-Sch HANOI. shepherd. from kahUui and LIhaiua.
with a fuI cargo wheat
g->ch N-tti- Merrill. BorreS. I'm Hi" and Laupahoehoe.
with +ll kr-- AMI - mats sugar. - blIas puhI. ;
; bags fungus. l. hiir-, , canoes. rt--3c cabin aui
10 deck passengers
"0-SlopP Emma. Rye, from KooIlu. with Oblr~ paddy.
q ->rhrs Emma R"rSe aui k'uclrameha. from Kauai
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j. E,rSeu;iue JsaHy Fort. NcCar;y-Left Port Townsend
July Ist- and was oE Victoria on theSI- Got cl,aro the straits
on the 9Th. Had light winds and Gains the FIRST 5 days after
tEat EHI variable wiLds and pleasant weather until the I5h.
On the 1+,h. ht- 81 81 Y. long III l. W, sighted a large
flrc-ani-ar schooner standing 20 the Westward same dIy, saw
= bark standing On same c,urs--was not near enough To dis
tn-ulsh their colors- Took ,hc trades in lat. 70 : = y, long.
1i1= 4! W, on IT, Io;h- Sighted Maui on the ~, AMI cam,
into port ueNt day.
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IMPORTS.

From BJ>rON-Pr Ann EIzl. July Zi-iS5 kegs nails. 49,
cases. SO boxes. 81 binds, Il casks and . bales uu~uecifeI u!se.
: bids rases AMI sultheS. Tuw skeletons. l hiI pillow fixtures,
) c. do trimmings. 3 bills spades and rak-S. o 10 ,hlyeI-. OK
croCEeTy, I reel pipe. l. IoN-s tin. I rs box. 10 kegs zinc paint.
10 cases oI. 3 biIs h-Ivcs. ~ stoves, > g tobacco, = 6 shirts. y
pkgs corllEe. 20 tdIs iron.
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DEPARTI RES.

July 25-Sch Emma Poke. W,thcrI.y. fr IIauaI,f. with c1r-a
lumber.
2j-Srh Gr-lhcaf f= Mclean.
26-Srh N0iekiSi, NITea- fr Iahainl and KaEuIui-
=4-HamturE hLrk l;rrI>. Na=CI. for Bremen.
=S-StelIer kIlIEeI. E,gnH, tr LahaiuI. Mona and other
wJmIwari ports
Ssh Hannah. Antoine. fr TahIiGa AMI IIjp-
yO-Sch kamoi. =. TLErI. fr I..nIna ami klhHui.
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ED sc.

Lead pipe, sheet lead. solder, tin, sheet iron. nail rods.
Norway shapes, cast steel. German and spring steel,
SweeIs iron. wire, powder, shot. percussion caps.
SAFETY fuse, nipples. TASKS, shot punches, lanterns.
Force and lift pumps. hose, patent oil lamps.
HllsS aud Britannia lamps. German students lamps,
Eritanula ia and cutf-" pots, boxes glass. wicking,
soar chUnnieS, mails, spikes, screws, pocket Knives,
FHtS, I. ) sh"velS, alarm clocks. black and white pant,
Buttons, agate buttons, locks, butts, bolts, Saucepans,
Pepper boxes, crates, egg heaters, Spokcshayes,
Socket nrmcr Chi>eis, sewing machine needles.
Telegraph needles, fine combs. bathing sponge.
Peg and SEWN" avis. sIIocmakcrs' wax. planes, saws,
squares, bevvls, brass cocks, auSeI bits. ausers,
ship carpenters alz"s, sticks. broad axes x = tongue bevels
P'ck handles, market baskets, door mats,
Preserving kettles, enamelcd ducE. corn mills,
Corn shelters, hay cutters, boring machines,
Grind stones, crank and rollers, frying pans.
Bake kettles. p ows. chains, tubs, wool cards, hoes,
Eak"s, SpaHiding,s -lu", muciiage, tyinc, fnrswax.
B"raN, grain sir"vel-, hush hooks. dp- chains.
Trace chains. mule chains. wood faucets. murtars.
Rolling pms, flesh and hor-" brushes. sheep shears.
Paint ami shoe brushes, hair aud tooth hruIes.
itnnei spurs. ADJ, sl"d-e and an or handles. wLips.
Travelling bags. backing. ". ". brushes. sash tools.
Awl handles, picks, handled axes. sho. nails.
Itcks- hr'ast drills, bow pins, bed ca tors.
Screw puli--, sash sh-gvcs. assorted hooks.
Knobs ami clothes hooks. assorted planes. mallets,
Gimp screws. bench screws. hammers, glue.
Boat nails, cimch nails, GiIous pens. pen holders,
Pencils, envelopes. paper, tape measures,
>p'CJtC.eS, l1I ears. &C. &c, &c.
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EXERCISE Is THE BEST ~ToNIC-Durinc those
"aSS' "hen the thermometer rises TO a sublime 81.
Naton' there Is one place which always has , -,
aud attractive air about it, AMI this i Enr..N,
Saloon. The bowling alleys aud billiard room. r.
recently been entirely renovated and rehtted and
again opened 10 the public, the prices having 10
reduced. The restaurant is under the charge :,
Mr.. c. W~oodman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-31

EIcE BUrsR~-We are glad to notice quantities OF
rice being brought into town by natives from all parts
Of this island. The paddy i packed in mat bags
slung across the backs Of horses and mules, and the
farmers are paid cash for it, from 5 to 81 cents per
pound. The following parties advertise that they
will purchase paddy:
Ne~~r> StviI-c and Judd. Fort street.
StlL IL nrysa-. corner Font ana Queen streets.
Grov-r + rHuscr. corner Fort and Merchant streets.
John II Cole. ~ ;he Auction rooms.
We are indebted to Messrs. HoT>chlaeger 4
Sapenhorst Tor a sample Of very dne cheese made
at Wailua Falls on Kauai. It shows that with pro
per skill, as good cheese can be made here as any
imported. The cheese was manufactured by a
European dairy maid sent out to take charge of the
dairy on that estate.
~ The rooms Of Hawaiian Lodge No. p F. and
A. NJ. have been re-moddled and reftted, and are
now one Of the neates; suits of rooms in Honolulu.
Success to this aud all kindred institutions.
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PASSENGERS

Per Rn.UE,. July 25-From H1u4iJ 2 + : Pact. u Il vida.
Iii Ne-S, Master A-hITt Spencer. Master N->h-llI. Prom
Nam Rev : c Damon, wife and = children, i + Adams. DR.
Hutchinson. L Sorreuseu--l2c cabin and 90 i-rE passengers.
For WISDwARD PoETs-T-r klausa- July 2s-Rev + CoTwiu
and wifi, DR. Hllebrsni- * \ : Wood. ami about 80 deck pas
-encer--
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EXPORTS.

For BEENES-per Borras. July 2.-IO casks C2J3i clIs) =
OF. All casks t5>6Sj CALLS whale oil. Is casks I-g39 gall
cocuanut oil. 1850 hides. u calf skins. 5.&I2 tuUpcs horns. 10
bTls GyOll - tliI1v. > bTI- ~II-h, 3 logs AND ! STICKS wood.
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VESSELS IN PORT-JrLr 81.

Am bark Comet. smith. for san Frlrcisc0.
Iiaw. bark Kathleen. Narchaut, Tor Victoria. vi.
Brit. steamer Th4Ilcs. Echte, for victoria VI
An Earkt Jeuny F0ri. NCCarty. ft Victoria VI
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Dr.. HosTETTER.S ronrAcH IrTER

DR.. HoSTETTER'S STOMACH
The stomach Is the fountain head Of scores of diseases which
intrs; the human system. Indigestion, bad enough per &C. rup-
crates "5arTi''n, dys-ntery, fsintue,s, vertigo, pa'pitation Of the
hetrt, general debility. &c. Get rid of it. then, at once, hy going
through a course Of Or. HOSTErTEES oNA BITrEES.
a ral''ahIe and refreshing preparltio7, which as surely relieves
all complaints Of the stomach and its dependencies. as the sun
SHINE meltS the snow. 4 course q the medicine may not perhaps
De necessary One bottle frequently accompHshes a complete
~ all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
323-Im
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DIED.

Eo0b-fn Honolulu. a; . \. ", July 2j;h, ISt2. Mrs Ir.
Robert " Wood. Of a lingering illness. whose intense suherinSs
abe bore with resignation, caImness. Grtiiude and un~averir=
rru~Nrf7ssq IN p fr.rre E@ b. whore the weary 1e n rest"
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AIoon'- Thnsc- ut Honolulu. In iu-usf.
Ships Mails.

F0E <SN FEANCI~CO-per Comet. next week.
For VICTORIA. ' l-I"T Jenny FurI. Saturday.
For IHp-per Nettir Merrill. Friday.
FoE LABNINA-per \ettic. Friday and NJikefki. : saturday.
FuR hAJAI-per Maria. about Saturday.
F"E koSA-Per Kckauluphi on Saturday, and Steamer ol
IDuIay next.
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- We have had no arrival from San Francisco
during the past week, and have consequently no later
foreign news to report. Our dates from Washington
were 70 July ,, and by the first arrival we may have
TWO weeks later aivices with the report Of further
engagements At Richmond and Charleston. Before
Richmond, it was probably McClellan's purpose to
plant seige guns, rs was done so successfully at York
town. and compel the rebels to retire before their
irresistible power This Is slow work, but it Is sure.
AHEAD or SrEAHEn TlNE.-The .liHie .usryiH
was only : hours and 10 minutes from Lahaina.
arriving Tuesday afternoon.
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- By the latest California papers received. we
observe that notice is given that all mails (letters
and newspapers.) were to be sent by steamers until
the disturbances On the overland route are ended.
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His TX. the Minister Of Foreign Affairs last
week presented To the House Of MOBILES several
new laws for their action, Of which he has sent
us copies, but Of whose passage we have not the
remotest idea. They We're, as stated in the official
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BRIG JOSEPHINE This vessel. which for seve
years made this port her head quarters. and rcceu
sailed for San Francisco, was sold at that port alb,
the lst of July, for the China trade. She was
nave lett San Francisco about the middle of t
month"; and may touch here in going past. We h;
not learned the price paid. For the trade for VIII
she Is destined, she will be found rema rkably "
being one Of the feetest vessels in this ocea
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HAWAIIAN lNDErENDENcE-To day is the anniver-
sary OF the restoration Of these islands, by Admiral
Thomas, after having been seized and held for fv.
months (Feb. TO July 1880 by Lord George P.ulet.
The restoration by the Admiral was received with
the warmest thanks by the King, Chiefs and people.
bu; 1t was only an act Of the simplest justice towards
4 feeble people, who had been wrougfully injured bv
a nava! officer acting without authority from his
government. The day will be observed as a holiday.
the four volunteer companies and perhaps the Royal
troops. appearing on parade. Besides the military
turnout, we have heard Of no projected display.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05
IMpaarANr NortoE TO selpIrRs.-In or

IMPORTANT NoTioE To SesDIERs.-In or
der to carry into effect the recent order of
the President about absent officers and sol
diers, notice is hereby given thatall soldiers
who have furloughs from any of the hos
pitals at Evansville or Mt. Vernon, OF from
the (now broken up) hospitals of Hender-
son, Newburg, Terre Haute, or ViDcennes,
and all soldiers who have left any of the
above named hospitals without leave, or at
the time of the raid of the rebel thief
Johnson were scattered through the coun-
try, must report within ten days from this
date, in person, to the Medical Director, at
Evansville, or they will be considered as
deserlers be liable to arrest, and lose all
their pay. This affords the last opportunity
for all men absent from the hospitals of
this section, and scattered about the coun-
try, TO return. Mayors, Chiefs of Police,
Sheriffs, Postmasters, and Justices of the
Peace, are authorized by the order of the
President, to assist in this matter, and it is
hoped they will report to the Medical Di-
rector all instances in their neighborhood
of cowards who are skulkiug about the
country, too fant-hearted to meet the enc
my, and so mean that they wear the clothes
of soldier, while they are cheating the
army of the little good that might be de-
rived from their services.
HORACE R. WRIT,
Surgeon U. S. A., Asst Medical Director.
August LIST, 1862.
Indianapolis Journal and Fort Wayne
Daily News copy once, and charge this Of
ice.1
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

Eds- Our young friend Joseph r. Key,
son of Col. Jno. James Key, of the Com
mander- in Chiefs Staff, has received an
appointment of Lieutenant in the army,
and left Sunday last, to join bis regiment
10 Ohio. Lieut.. Key has been for months
most anxious to be in the service of his
country, he has painted tor the sturriDg
scenes Of the camp and the battlefield, his
young heart Ihrobbed in unison with the
hearts of thousands OF his brave country
men who are striking fJr the Constitution
and the Union. He will make brave SOL
der, and in whatever regiment he fights,
will sustain the noble reputation Of Indiana
by deeds of chivalrous devotion to the cause
of his county CdnneLton Reporter.
If the young Lieutenant was SO anxious
to be in the service, why didn't he enlist
long ago 2 We hope, now be has obtained
a commission, be will reform some of his
bad habits, especially that of getting drunk
and insulting ladies. The reputation be
made in our city entitled him to anything
else than lieutenaucy.