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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14
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GRAVES OF TRE SIAM

GRAVES OF THE SLAIN.
Blue crimson and white, are the Covers on that aela
Where the brave Of our army were;lain;
They bat'l 70 conquer they never would yiola,
And We number them nov with tho slsin
UnoofGned We buried them under the sod
which their iifs.biood vas she'd to redeem,
Their ielriot spiri recommending 10 God.
Cur Commander, our leader snprsns
Tho few the tears that shod on their graves
Yet with grit were our hearts oreraovn,
AZ mutely we faz on The face OF the braves.
Fro we len them in silence alone.
Bot each bitter tear that our eyes dId ref SO.
We hought on the fates Of the morrow.
sunk heavy within, our sad he rts 10 In use
with keener, more enduring sorrow.
Then slowly wo turned FROM The field Of tho doad
Their sad fate many thousand now morun
AZ homes Car away whence they early had sped,
But to which they never r.turn.
And now each long night a. We stand At our post,
There comes to our memory bright
Tho image Of those who were set with the lost"
In that terrible, bloodiest SIGHT.
But cause stll in doubt grows yet desrer to US
While Ills sealed With the blood Of the brave;
To conquer we came, aud conquer We must,
Tho we hll like rAtrlot grave.
II wo co must feel the keen traitorous steel
We wi follow our flag tin tholast--
For IT'S better 10 die for q oud nations veal,
Than to live when ts glory Is past
CETLoS, l25th Ohio Vols
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HuEzA for one-eyod Watterson" and
the Chattanooga Rc5el! He has achieved
great triumph in the CopperheAd State
Convention Of Ohio, which has nomina-
ted Vallandigham for Governor, as he
proposed some weeks ago. Three times
three cheers for the Dixie candidate for
Governor Of Ohio. Now we want to see
which paper will give the bes, editorials
in his support the Cincinnati Enquirer or
tho Chattanooga Rebel II will be close
and interesting race.
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Information GIvea.
UFFICE OF ARMY PoLICE,l
NASHVILLE, june II, 1863.

NASHVILLE, June IL, 1868.
Editor Of the NashuiHe Union:
In g communication published in your
paper this morning, information was
asked concerning A. @. Greenwood, Co.
f., Tooth Ills. Vols.
We have full and accurate list of all
soldiers who have died in and about
Nashville, and shall be happy to answer
any inquiries of this kind
A. G. Greenwood died in this city, and
was buried in grave No 1854. The par
ticulsrs of his death may be learned by
applying to w. r. Cornelius, undertaken.
Respectfully,
II. w. FYFFE,
Capt. Army Police.
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Anothnr Nnr-Linh.

Company F, Of the Both Indiana Vol
unteers, have sent us a club Of Airty-one
subscriptions to the Weekly UNION, to be
sent to their friends in Indiana. Gallant
soldiers and fellow citizens, thousand
times we thank you. When traitors as
sail us, you rally like a Macedonian
phalanx around us
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

We see a paragraph going the rounds
Of the newspapers enumerating among
armed negro troops, in The United States
service, 5000 in this department We
think this is incorrect. We believe that
the 5000 mentioned belong TO what is
called pioneer brigade, organized for
army labor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

We learn that Vallandigham, Dixie
candidate for Governor Of Ohio, has
promised cone eyed WattersOn" the
State printing in the event of his cleo
ton. Go it Watterson; Dinah may yet
collect her bill from you for washing
your shirt, and Jerry be paid. at last,
for bis bottle of bears OIL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

What disgusting spectacle does the
editor of the Louisville journal present in
trying to break down the NASHVILLE
UNION, after making several fruitless at
tempts 10 become associated with US in
tie publication.
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Deaths I'm the military Hospitals,
Nashville.
JJNE 4--Robt Hage, cit zsn.
Peter ki-r, co. B. BSh Ind.
Levi B. William co q, 81 d M
JUNE b--k. M. OoOmba, co 10, 18th Non.
Adam Bassrtt, CO. G., 125th o,
Samuel Sell CO. D sTth Ind
James a. Barrell CO. c, An 2. 7. Cav,
hos. Spiman, CO. G, 18th 0,
Francis Alternately, citizen.
jess 6-Chas. ", Davis 80 / 1884 H.
Jaues Cliugan CO. L, LIST E. T. Cav.
Peter BroSn, co A 18th
b +. Shoemaker, co rho.
II rnr, setong ca. J, S6th Ind.
J. Ford, co. 9th a Cav.
X. 1erby, n 2fth Miss., rebel.
Chas. Gsnm er CO. y LIST Mo Cay.
JUNE T--ilJ foltz co. + 1916 no
J-NEs-l. $. Zen y 90. y Oh Ky Cav.
kobt. Ba row 90. B 81 IA III.
HAIRS n Maiae, co. 4th l.. Cav.
Brown co. K, sth Kansas.
y. Ramsey, co. A, l0lst Ind.
J. L.. Rodgers co. y Smiths rebel Oav.
JuSs 9--Ioan PILES, co y. 9th EFT
Jas. r. pun co. II, sd X. I. Cav.
! K smith, co. r. Seth Ind.
Jas. Hagle, 20. X, 18TH III.
lUsE l0--Goo. II. sanders, co. g 9th by. Cav.
joel Holt Co @, list q.
NATHAN Casper, co. q, l0ith H.
John X. jordan, CO. q 42d Ind.
VIM. Hal, CO. h, 6sth lad.
Joseph Garrett, 90. N, a.h K. 7. Cav.
JUNGii--Henry III. Scranton, CO. @ 35th Ill
r ". Courier, co ], LIST Michigan Plcae Ell
Andrew Croy, co r 99tn o.
Eobt. hyers, co. |, lstE, T. Cav,
Slott Gordan, O.. l, 18th III.
JUAE II n. u Prtwitt, co. A let T. Cav.
W. .. Roberts co. G, 9th Ky. Cav.
l., Fields, co G.. LIST Is. T. cav.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

We learn that WattersOn, OF the Chat
tanoosa Reel, is making preparations to
illuminate ais Office, in honor Of the
nomination Of Yallandigham.
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sIlpiu Adrfrtisr


corScu CHANnEn, TryxrssrS UnOS LEAGUE
june 10, 1893 !
ATa meeting OF the Tennessee tnion League,
~ held on the evening u the 10th day Of June,
The following named gent eman were appointed
Committee 20 seicit subscription 90 defay the OK
pense n proper Celebration OF the s7th ABnlversa.
~ OF American Independence
John Cerpor. heanaut.
Jos A. Barr, -. II gals,
r. M Slidu, In hRrteu
NJ Knock, John Wright,
l.. nloomstian, VIM. Baker.
N. Seifert anil Rurgett.
p. Bruce, Col. reafd,
-- grifln.
T. ". ONDoREF, Secretary.
jqneit-u
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AGAIN.

The Nashville Union-This ftfrling paper
came TO us yesterday enlarged end Otherwise
improved. Und or The vigorous editoriel man
asement Of M q Greer, 1t is 81 correcting
theerror Of public sentiment, and rest ring
ahellthy tone in cur neighbsring State
Ionlll.ille Jol,r. al. Jlns 1902.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

Cros de Rhire; Poule do Sole groa De Ma
VI pies, all colorsi Foulardsi Ri,R Apsort-
msnt o. Black silks; -.arseilline and Lini ng
silks,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14
Fourth of July.


AT AMEKTINGO OF THE NASHVILLE UNION
CLUB, held on the evening Of the nth inst,
the following named gentlemen were appointed a
Committee Of Arrangements, for Celebrating the
approaching Anniversary Of our National Rirth-Jay
to act 10 conjunction with similar Committee
on the part OF the Tennessee ution eague, and IN
compliance with sid Leagues Invitation.
csnniss Of Arrangements De part e ne Nashville
Uuion CAB.
joseph 8 Fowler, n ID. nickey,
H. X Myers j. M kend rson,
Wa Br willow, q J. Subjected,
W. d Scott, John York
Coaauigse on he port ~ De 7sHHsuss UHioHLo1gEs.
col Houck W. lellyett,
n, GlascocK @. W. Ridges,
Capt. Eewlin, capt Clark,
John Uarper, J. AZ Hughes.
The Committees OF the Union Club and Union
League OfthIs city will meet on MON GAY, 10th Inst,
ct O'Clock, P. N in the ONCE Of John Trimbe,
EsQ., on Cedar street.
junei4-u
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Deaths in the military Hospitals
at murlreesborO, for tho Week
Ending June nth.

az murireeBnOrOS Tor Aho week
Ending june 18th.
stephen Lee, co II, ssh Ill,
J. Kennedy, 9th Ind. Ratrery,
VIM, Alright, Go. Q, I'D Ind,
Cornelius Buett, co. II 18th ohio,
Samuel Hollowsll, co. f. 9sth Ill,
solomon johnson, co b, 3Tth Ind
James Morrison, Cd K. 7 Cav dry,
3. Horahlorger co d. oath Ohio,
Geo Mann H. CO B, 7iih ILL.,,
q. W. Jones 90. G., Attn Mich. Cav,
J. Holm n, COD, 10th Ill,
u. Rich TT co. D, 10Th OHIO,
Isaac Lnnning co. n, lilih Ohio,
Wm. Harvey, co. G., s5th H..
John Frankliu, Go =, - md Inf'y,
O. kice, co. II, 9sth m,
Joshua Burris, 60 A, I0ist Ind,
). Mclaughlin, co. q, 18th Regu ars,
J. I. Dunn, co. H. 35th III
Slmeel Holmes, co. l. Goth Ohio
A Gresini 90. q I'd r. 4,
Christopher Kemp, co. b, .9th nd,
Ira hebrel CO. ,, 2lst Michigan.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

All persons who design leaving the city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets TO New York, Philas
delphia, Boston, Baltm re, Niagara sAlls Wash.
ington City, and all principal cities North, East and
West, by the shortest an most reliable routes. Also
Through tickets 10 MOntreel, Toronto, Quebec, and
ali principal ctios In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished With through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can DO hsd to all way Stations on the
Lousviile and Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Ionisyllle and vie,..............T o'clock A. NJ
tennessee and Alapams ...........S O'Clock, A. NJ.
Nashville and Chattanooga......... 7;30
omnibuses leave al the principal Hotels 80 min
utes before the above mentioned times
onnibuses will call at any private residence or
hospital in the city, by giving notice the dag pro
yious to leaving.
Omoo Hours.--rhe once is open from
o'clock. A. n 70 10 o',loek, ~, daily (sundays
sxoeptod aud on Sunday from O'Clock to 10 o'clock,
morning and evening.
For further particulars call At the oflos.
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Ag,nt.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, June II lSss--tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

LINEN s. DOMESTIC GOODS:
Callooes, sheetings, l0x4, Ilx4 Pillow
~ Case Linen, Liaen Shooting, inca and
Cotton Diaper, Irish Linen, Table Linen, white
and brown; Towels, Napkins aud DoGlies,
Damasks, Worsted Iablo-covsrs, Oil Cloth Ia
ble.oovors
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aENT,s FURNIsH,G GOODS.

Rroadooths Twoeds, o simeres Marseilles,
Gronadine and Marseilles vestingS SHIRTS,
Undergaments, Collars, Ties, suipenderA
Also Valises, etc., etc
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TWO oPTNIoxs.

Tho trashy l'tiie Dog-Fennel Union Of Mash
Vile brainless, ooLtemptlble little thing
Louisyab Journal, JuHs ~, 1853.
Mr.. Mercer 10 one ofthemest t'lented young
gentlem n connected with the American
press.---Louisviiis Journal april 1909.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
OWN TIL Range 8.
Saith Burris. 81 nwi 7
lRspsmption expires May 9th 1863
TOWN OF PULASKI.


John H.atheoek, Trso. sec. 81, IS es,5s 1890
rs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
Lors IN THE VILLAGE OF poDGEvTLLs

IlIS IN THE VILLAGE OF DODGEVILLE
BLACKS ApDITIoN-Peter Williams, lot 2, SIS 20
G w Williams, lot 20, 81 10. Parrys Addition.-John
Prdeaux lot in block 8, 81 46. Unknown Its 3, 10,
blk 5, A. Thomas Clayton Its 4, s. 6, bl'k5, A.
ret Rule, Its g. bI'k L. 40 VIM. Lanyou, lots II
Is IA, blk II, 76. jenkins Additon.-Sarah Swee
ney, lots 2 blk 4, 80. unknown, 1t blk II, 81
Unknown lot blk Ii, 2 o. Unknown, lot block IL,
/ 60 Unknown, 1t blk H. 2 IS Unknown. 1t blk
II, IS. Unknown. 1t blk II, 60. Mrs Jones,
lot 2 blk 10, o. Unknown, lot 5 bk TO- o.. IN
known 1t 6 bk 10, 2 "a Unknown, 1t bk g. o.
Unknown, lot I blk g. 80. James Jones, lot blk 9,
49, David Williams, lots 6 I bk 5, Al. Samuel
Rhor NJ of 1t blk -, IS As. John JONES' lot blk
6, 30. Burrars Additiou.-Mrs Elze Henry, lot s,
3 AZ. G w Lewis, iot %, l 81. Wilson's Addition.
B carter, lot 3S 2 20 Uuknowo lot Al, l 20
Maddn's Additi ou--tchard Arthur, Its Is 49, 81
VIM Jones' lot Al, 2 As. Unknown lot A. s 0S-
Thomas layton south pit of IS 81, SO. Thomas
Davey, lot IS, 90. Mrs Ann Evans lots 115 49,
o.. George Ettershauks, lots III 1lS, So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14

LoTs IN VILLAGE OF ADAMsvILLz
Peter Slater, II 10. L IA 15 50, o. N Holers-
on, 50, $500, j. Adams 20, S4,l5.
VILLAGE MOSCOW.
INK D, bk 2, 81 81 Same omitted in 1858. CT 81 J.
Milton 1, 2, B eR l. blk 3, 50 %. s. f. Ceary Id T.
49, VIM. Hanson bl 8, Sl19. VIM Flint, /. b =, u.
INK, 2, blk 8, Sill Same omitted in 1851 Is I'm
known, 800, s, So. Unknown Same omit ed : IS
5s, 90 Unknown, Lot blk $, Is. Kittie Elecnson,
i blk 3. ID. William Baiman, b 9, 49, Unknown,
A. b9. ID. NJ. G. Burnett, 5,b 9, 10 "A. Unknown O.
9, Is. Unknown, same omitted in 1858, l Is. VIM.
Balman, I0S, b 9, l3. Unknown l, blk 10, 49, I'm
known, same omitted in 1885, IS. Unknown, sos,
10, "a. John Adams, Z, bio, IS unknown, 81 TO-
l ID. Unknown, same omitted in 1853, / 49, John
Adams, all of blk. Il. 40
II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND.

p A. Hills Estate, lot No so, 81 As. Dan1 Knowl-
ton, lot 81 and nj of Is IS 20. H; McCracken lots
8, g. so 05. Michael McDermot, lot north of water
and so2th of Prospect Stret, So 80. P. c. I'm
derwood lot 40, ST. 40. Mary A Woodward, lot IS,
s. SO; John Waltz, lot 129, 81 40. W. s. Weston,
lots 49, so, 81 81. Guy Morrison, lot %, 81 o. I'm
known, n! of 10, 81 p. Bernhard's Addition--Levi
Haces Estate lots2, 81 81. Unknown, lot 10, 81 46
Unknown lot IA, 81 Al.
Village of Ceutervile.--Hatch, lots and TO- 81 So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
VILLAGE OF ARENA.


VILLAGE OF ARENA.
Nary Iungwan, Lot in Brk 6, 50 SO. P. SIfilyard,
lot blk II, 50. Hen Iungwan, lot g. blk II, 50.
J. Aumbrght, lot blk 10, and lots 4 blk is. 81.
W. G. Wisthouse, lot blk t. 81. J. Muzner lot
blk II, 50. Unknown lots5 6, 7, s. 9, 10, II, u, blk
~, Co. Ausear lot 10, blk H. 81. Millyad lot 10
blk II, 81. d. R. Fisher, lots Z s Blk 10, So.
D r. Iisher lot 5 blk 10. l IS,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
Sec 5-Town4. Ranges, Harrison's


Strong's ct ais AGdition.-John o Agneiw, lot BIZ
80, 81 81. James F. Brown, lot blk IA, 70. Anton
Blotz u blk 20, 81. MrsJ Bennetts ct Of 10
blk a. II so. Arthur Britain, lot BIKE Is Boyn-
ton lot IL feel in lot biz -, Is - Phillip Brsna-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
60 70 b. l.saI..Ill. -. ]

SrEFgNsoS, Aug "a
This morning fwo conpanies ~ ours
crossed the river ~ bridgeport and land.
Ell on the island occupied by the enc
mys pickets A line of rebel sharp
shooters attempted 70 dislodge, Dat lev
well planted shells frem our batteries on
the heights this side. compelled them to
retire to shelter Ours and the rebel
p'ekets now occupy the island but hon.
dred yards apart A ponioon bridge
was thrown across Battle creek near its
confluence nth the fennessee.
A despatch from near Chattanooga
says that observations hy the signal corps
elicit The follosing faets Bot lew troops
remain y the city, probably not more
than one regiment A brigade Is sta
toned At each Of the following points.
lookout creek. kslly's Ferry. Ulcers
shoals four mules aboee the ciiv. y, Har.
pers Ford, and ~ Cleveland on the rail-
road The enemy u vigilant 81 these
points, and holds the forces With we'll
protected batteries. Our batteries oppo-
site Chattanooga have been playing on
the enemys again, meeting uiih vigor-
ogs reply, bot sustaining no damage.
The sharp-shooiers are trying their
skill at each other whenever a person
exposed oifers opportunity.
The rebels evidently expect an attack
from aUather direction, and have res
moved their main force southwark with
the object NJ rhacki.--
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
GROCERIES.

4 Ss-af furei maas: hh.i. fasrnas-.i sul.r
snsei batf. Jusf rsrflt. q and r. ssis Al
fitkEnf BROS 50 uaia street
AisAE-NeW hrf-ans suear. alsa, Cras he'd
> fsefrfsd and Clarified zazaf for ssi= 81 -.
aHosa prices At fIekhhY BIOS.
NJ. ~ Main sfr.ef
a 4 A1kEHtL-No T. 2 anS = Naekerri. siso.
"a bite flsh snd iifklsd Herring Ter sale low
~ NIfkLEf's, No ~ Malta Street
A fHhkrE-we-leFn pessrre fhees- fnat received
- 81 Nlchhhfs, Ne - Main Street.
(toAL OIL--Exfra rrfinsi f'nai otl--sss..st,., IA
~ most - tha cts usually sold Try h AZ
fickkKY BROS. No. q Main strssf
foHN hEAL-I5 bushels 81 god white Meal
" Tor sBle ia quaufifirs O. sat b.
FiakEhY BilnS ~ ~ ifsia street
(TDER MILLS At So EAcH AT
~ AithkHY BROS. No - Main street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
J. z. Q A I'm.
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= ! X , 5 i r : & 7,
t1E<R POsT-0RFIcE.}
EVANSVILLE, fsD-

IfHg TEBERsfGNFD HAS JUST ~
lnfned fngsn the Easf. whrf~ De- hs. laid il
enc = ths serf ssneks - laflffas and Cents Fnr
80 fs4s j. sfrr trlrshf o. m. Cts NJ
= ~. ffzs- sst.sfsss FestfRs sc sare s-leetsd
80 - ese - d 10 falsiifs and .tyle and hag.
th rs.s fsfi. t ~ { the - % orr pra-
- fi fsfas > fifaf lg ms y fIealar ny ODD
~itt esfF s.4ea4if ft rsfisi.irtien.
cents Lrrssistlias Gstsis q every descrittIeu
VII ai-e y tsunG a. ny establish nes f-sg.rh a.
Sip5rs H9sefy, Aerk-Tisss Shirts. Collars, sus-
81 Lariiiti.s Tor manufacturing Clothing AZ.
effsiieots and as fgr Cutting GaFueats 70 af--ps
sziiaiaeitssH % ray AK 40 one to take a msAst
httinE KsrsHent ~ my hands
"vsr-fsa-f .ngs u every Vrsefy snd sfyle vii b
ivaha A. usy stfbiisiuis ~. Though u may
s.@Hd afreas0uatis 10 TAX ~ 0Fercaafs during
~ . h'sfed term. se faust Feu5f niier that b
p-se- = The iiris 70 prepare 80 Raf,n snd IN
ssmnss aake our prrp.fsi st the cald blast.
~ y Hart No b-ifsf lfepsFa fisn ear D. d. rcd
ifA~h the ordering Eeos' r-liabie o. rc0at,
"a - 'asy - ffnHd a. ~ 8 = a stssul
utdsrs fnr Iiefhlpg o. every de- ripiiom xiH
rrsise b pcrsonai attention u tie nudsrslx nsf
aisa Nili - promptly sttendsd 90. The motto az
No H. " Promises practically fulfilled a"
i@'efs afderi fall " Winter suits Cents viii
eptsHat useir osu Interest ~ examining ary
eADeds sila tric-s. kam-nlt@r tie riars--
Ne Ffsst Street, fn.ar Pen 8nee.1
nHEis ). -. CAHLIN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
WASHING MACHINE.
JohnsOn's Union Washing Machine
AND
Clothes Wrinrar

rAS BE FEEN ~ FUTL OPERATION AT
v ELLtOTT's Family Crocery.
Ihfse hachiies have teen ihufuughiy tested In
Hespttuis. Cunvenfs. AsyIunss, Iiaieis and farl-
iiss sfseTaily, receiving ryurfr the most an.
sfinfcd praise
ihess machines not Only save threr.fsurths q
TIE Labor and sap. bat EHrmetits Siit last ~ e.
oiirrats II
Jehuscn's Union Clothes wriursr. With salvan.
tAe'i iron tfHuie rubber rulefs aNd cog vheels IL
made g. 90 thr atate Msehits~. sod esss a.
fached e. apy Kind ~ Wssh Tub Or box easier ~
guirkrE EiaH any other Wrinaor. II mover rusfs
snd iofer gets aus q ofslef. md - unirefxally
ecncsed 60 T. iha i-Fi sr,t Trifsfia WffnEsr
% When atisrhrd "a The Maxine. Clothes
mas ~ "a Il washed, wful and riised without
tnthlnz ttcsfa, sp.iuz eiaps, &C even putttug the
hHuas iu water. tali aEd SO TIE Ma hlsr ~
operation At ELLtUIT-s Family Croeery.
No ~ Main street.
ne Price Of Nsehlns aud Clothes wfinErr SIS
Terms cash. ien
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEn


Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dive
~ 49, ssx~v - ere urFsrs7 ~ -,
Harmless, True. and Reliable Dye
kaotcn
This sHisudli Hais Dye L Prrfsct-chargrs Rs
knsfy Or Grey Hall, itstaniiy % a Glossy nia.k
% A@inF=. Brown, wi-haw Iniutirs tbs usIr ~
s'aiHiHF ~ skih, lsasisg tl.s Hair sot sna
bsaHiifal; inpAris ffe-h vitality. frr4ncuiiy ~
sinTing ~ prissius cuior. ard rreiiass the ~
siisrts y Bad DYES. The Gsuuiu. IL SIGNED VIII
LIAM 4. BACHELOR. anefhgr. ar nsere isai- =
'atien., md should - avoided Sia Is Al
brueEists. e. Fartary--sa narolay street. \ Y
BACHELORS NEW T0ILEr CREAM FoR
DEEssISG The HAIR bioslulv
TIE CONFESSIONS kNn EXPERIENCE or
AZ INVALID,
Pnfiisiet ~ the lensat aaf :. +. v.Frf., sss
CAUTION To fOTNG MN uha suf.r f,em
Aeffuits lThiiiiy, Premature neesy ~ NsnkosA
siess saFfiftne - tie ssaie time TuF MEANs
~ shIf CURE ~ ehe ~io has cured blu..-lf
efter b.snE at g. great expense and injury through
nisfieai hnsiibug ard aa2ekery
~ stf'iasinn post laia adfrrsssa snsstat-s
sinEs snEtss nisg - hssl ~ the aafhnr
NAIHANFfL MAYFAIR Rsa
hedtstd. kiftas Csra - \
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
Mayor Opdy he vetoes the $4,000, 900
RfII

NV YoRK, Aug. 25.-Mayor opdyke
today sent in his veto 20 the Council Of
the 5000 900 ordinance.
He proposes 70 provide for the exemp-
ton Of policemen. 6remen, and active
militiamen, who nav be drafted, and to
provide for the families Of destitute citi-
zens who mas likewise be drafted The
Message is quite long aud discusses the
merits OF the question involved.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
British blockade Runner De.troyed.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Press
of this city has letter from of New
Inlet. y C, giving an account Of the
destruction Of the British steamer Hebe
By the L. : steamer NIPPON
The Nippon had one % her boats
svamPed and the crew CAPTURED By the
rebels, who lined the shore. firing on the
beats charged Eiih the destruction Of the
Hebe after she was run ashore.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
FROM NEW YORK.
Success al Saanfer CONFIRMED The
soefh wall . heap % Hntns-s James
Island batteries 90 he qutsted.

NEw Yonk. August 25-The steam
transports have arrived OF Morris Is
land At midnight of the DIST
They report that the bomhardment
was continued
The South wall of Sumter has been
demolished almost 10 its base
WsgHer, Gregg aud other batteries re
piled At short intervals
An expedition was fitting ont TO 81
leuee james Island batteries, which had
become annoying.
Every confidence in our succass vac
felt Dy ali
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26

ST LoTts. August 25-The Union
Merchants Exchange passed re.oln,;aas
70 day eondoling with the city of Law.
renee and appointing a cosn aiittee Of
ten 70 solicit funds FOR the relief OF suf
ferers
Gen seoseld has issps8 s,,a,. -
der against rueerillas ana bosbwbssts,.
and permitting loyal citizens u hear
arms Tor their defense and 10 aid troops
when necessary.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
FROM FORT MONROE.
Later rr~sa rforrsssTniand- The Rem
harsasnt esotlaass-sumtsF badly
brene n cd.

FoEr MoxRoe, August . The steam
er City of Richmond arrived IN Hamp-
tOn Roads yesterday noon.
She reports that she left OF Charleston
at noon on Saturday last
TIE Gags of Sumter we're shot down
on Thursday aud Friday last
No replg WAS made 20 oar lombard.
ment, whieh was constantly kept up.
l he whole OF the Southwest side Of
Sumter is demolished and is nothing but
"a heap Of ruina.
On Friday morning nine breaches
were observed in the fort
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26
FROM NEW YORK.

Later from Ewrspe---Arrlval OF the
city OF Baltimore.
NV YoEK. Aug 2j.--The steamer
CITY OF Baltimore has arrived from Liz
pool on the 9Th.
Gotten hrm aud unchanged Bread
slufis generally quiet aud steady
Wheat quieier aud easier Provisions
steady,
LoSDoS Aug. Is, P N-cOnsuls 93s
for money.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-26

NV YoRE, Aug 2j-The steamer
Lonsti:ntlon arrived this ?. ", from
Hiitoa Head on the 23d ard from "a
Charleston bar on the evening Of the
same DAY at $50 p n
The bombardmeni was going On with
great energy, and The firing vas very
The last report from Morris Island
Wa that Samter bad not responded 70
our guns iur two daya
sgmleF Is entirely demolished, aud
Noalirie has been silenced