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The April Term or tho Law Courts.

Ine AprI Verm OF the Law courts.
Being the first Monday Of the month, tho several
branches of the April term Of the law courts will be
opened to-day. In the Oyer and Termner the Of
DIR. Edward NJ Brown, charged with mansaughter in ad
minstering illegal medical treatment to lady in the
Eighth avenue, under peculiar circumstances from which
her death ensued will be called Preliminary argu
ments will be offered upon the point Of six jurors having
already been in his and discharged because
the Court and District Attorney that 1t impossible
full jury could be procured from the panel The Dis
rict Attorney having since then indicted Dr. Brown for
lesser degree Of mansaughter discussion upon the former
charge may be rendered unnecessary.
The People Edward Mccormack indicted for the
murder Of policeman Williams and In whose the jury
did not the last trial, will be tried again this
Clinton and Cunning 8. Bedford, Jr.
The Supreme Court Circuit, the Superior and the Com
Pleas will hold two branches for jury trials In
sequence Of the nued serious ndsposon Of Judge
Hearne there will be but trial term and branch
for'chamber and special motions in the Marine Court
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUu.-Part Mos. 1919, 1925,
1927 1881 1886, 1885, l643 1647 1649 1851 1857 1852
1868, 1867 1862 1911 1878, 1875, 1871 1879. Part q
Nos 1928 242S 2430 2432 24S4 2436, PASS, 244o 2tt2
247O.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Mos 1911, 1s45, 1871, 1919,
1885, 1885, 1927 3ll 100, 32s7 292l 2ss9 1928 1881,
1745. Part 2-Nos 1742, 1905 1870, 1924, l446 1874,
COMMON PIRAs-Part Mos. 92, 1904 1l09, 57l 1902,
1903 l404 14O7 140S, 1885, 1900 603 1921 1222 TAT.
Part 2-Nos. 11ls 1877 1882, 64s 1884, 1918, Sl4 &c.
81. 1916, 1852, 1875, 1868. 1869, 1879
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The Central American Transit Company.
CARD


TINS Dihscross or rns ossrRAL AasaicAs TsAssr con'
III, stockholders and otbes Interested IL the Central
American Transit company cautioned sgain cessa
ma by the Steamship Northern Light and Published in yes
The cha o the company with its concessions oOga
ons rights and defines possible relation be-
There r.t conceded to the government of Eicara
Il scs s so no S IL our
perry Is possible except hiogsh the ana deSses
washnston In the mode prescribed in the charter.
% Of sasgas may legally occupy the yes
bu, the limited foreign domestic and then
only ~ such Times as VIII not interfere with ht thorla
Transit except when the Transit route itself should be In
The Of seizure OF the companys steamers may have
reference possibly TO the difficulty between Salvador and
Minister Of War BY Whose orders tie seare was made ap
pears 2 have assumed his authority and if 90 has miscOn
strued his military rights in the question.
The rumors which current at Panama that the com
s wsars Dr Sae Sesn the
the act Of the Minister War the stockholders may e.t as
act Of commission which could call for tho
Influences have no doubt been brought check
the rapid growth OF this national enterprise which was
threaten the large Interests which have SO long enjoyed
S The IN sna a
"s ns pCs. Is o s s 90
Hs s. 81 hs o. to tn.
2Orna via the ans Of Nicaragua basis far
g. the public and the demands Of Its rapidly
increasing ana power 10 compete
ccssfuly with any other organization.
The grant by the Nicaragua to the Central
American Transit Company IL known TO the government OF
the United States the only existing entitled to the
facilities Of the the protection OF
men But the Board Of Directors have the confident
taon that the difficulty slight aud will without
requiring the Interference OF government We feel fully
that nothing interests OF
the company result searching scrutiny in
to It's acts in Nicaragua.
The coming the emanuel Of Panama has been
much exaggerated Our letters leading the conc
sion that the Transit Nicaragua will be made and all our
property restored. HENRY O. STEBBINS, President
OFFICE CENTRAL AaERiCAN TRANSIT Co.
81 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-06
Musical.

1917 '''' 80. = -. 4. .-.,..,..
The management has gone TO great expense IN producing
new and costumes aud scenery In the fourth
-. ~..,.,, a.. ....L. ,.,,av lin 20 i'm sssurcd be
Ac' oslce"y 'ne seo"S u'i"A' "'.' '" IS
unusually magnificent To give an idea OF The plot OF the
new opera we can do no better append the following
...,,,., ,.I.n r,or, tho ,,bre,,o
The plot aud principal characters OF this lyric drama
have been borrowed ~ Peru1zni from buiwers wen
tnown novel, "1hs Last Days OF PompeiL
Arbsccs the kGyptan Mage ana hign ffest OF ISIS,
aiming 1t tones love, plots 70 divert hcr from eiauco
young ana poo'J Asnen's" win wm 1 ci - 1900
by The vn,uous charms o. lone, mfows ssioe ,ne un
worthy pleasures ana ansipat~ns Oh winch Nc iofmcfv
hal been 30 fond ,.,
The High Fr'css, through one OF MS aevoteo io'nues
the taverakeerer, burpo OBTAINS pntor from wien,
aud induces NdA asavo bought py ciauco snu sec.ety
IN love With him, 10 administer 70 Zones ioves tne iA's
beverage Giauco, on taxing ~, becomes asIrio.s ana
10y h,s eoy.sd Ions ec lie unvor,Spcss Of
her choice and advises her to 20 his palace and
salt there tho oracle OF The Goddess ISIS about DER rate
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A SOUNDING CURES MADE BY
n HYATfS Alb LIFE BALsAM.
HYATTiH. DOI BILE HTkENNIu LIFE hAI.AAM


A sTousDIsG CURES MADE BY
hyArrs."Hs Do1sIE sTREssTn IiYE BALsAx
most certain curative for rheumatism q tha most
e Gr ehs sl.' Ss, Kn 70 ees sSs o
pep.A and all diseases arising IRON grea, impn Of the
HYATTs LIYE BALsAM cured Miss Bowers, corner Of
sl street and Sar,h s'snas Of terrible o..s q s.
ro,sd her ea and :; d,ne.d hsr h. NE could 10, 20.
IL completely rcstored
HYArTs LIFE BAIsAx cured Mr.. b Rlo- "a Groy.
street and y Clinton mAr.ei % ia,.maAlory rheumatism
HYArrs LIFE BALsAN cured Mr. II n Holly. red
aeuee la Monroe street oe. 2 Chamber. street Of terri,
"a monihs and thought 70 b. incurabs
HYATrs LIFE BALsAN cured n. X. Chapman. belong.
ing 70 Fourth regimen YOrk Volunteers Of sever-
rhemssm Of tree years duration after al other remedies
had fsiba
Hicks street Br0osly deep ulcers
eg after HI. physean hal decided that anputa
ee,asry 70 save lss NE.
HYATIs LfFE sALsAx Ia curing thousands. Of q
ths's snd sndred diseases ya.y ~ VII e,Is any o.'s h.
T1s ..,Bs DOUBLE STRENGTH Lryg BALs,s !. .oa
eniy At go 0tand street. 81 per bottle slI o. y, o. sent
cvsrywhere by cap ess
A yBRoslA or DIR STERLING "a sTIsuLAriSo.
81 sass s 20 Ss 81 % s e s., as y.
prevents Hair falhuE ou trrans prcm.ilrsy
s-S'As dl soa sHs s -. eTs sss 500 z " druggists
DR. ~ H. STERLING sole roprissor dspo, 'ss Broadway
LII DISEASES op THE BYE DIR xaRGUiIEs
zoe, s 'G so Ss sns % Ts SUI
s ~. 'fs ss1 :. - hs i riI,
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Tbe EDITOR Of Hal Jo.InAl q Hes4h has sns~s o. ~
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PiLLiARD SALOON la ruLroS TO so. AVN
~ sI.., long osssgssa =. b...io's f.,gr
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CoRss, BusIors isvHErgD NAILS yu.AEoED
~ Joint. AID ~ dlse.ss % toe fss. sar.. -t,ui .n .
ehiIopodl., 10 sro.I-sI Esf.s 70 fsJ.-'ss.
r.oDso the city.
niREcnos LAsELs ArD rAes-lIL EIsos
.an psr,S S as vic4TE ssuGfsS Is os.ss-s.
| r. arssI near ssosa-sy-shiri. ss1ufunJ esas, :
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saisss sls nJ.s&b sSss. &, s %, 80
Joa1 SrrSs ssISsoes,.erunrp
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| 80 AND ss voUErH srHEgr
ssrth~es oarnsf " Esp.d~sr
u. ss.s ..s,r,a.s' q - as p..,s y.rss' 2 =
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S@nr ns'' ", 's* spr.ss uss
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CURE FOR sCROFULA. CONSUMPTION. DysrEP
sin trheumatism syphilis. msrcnrs disease, and all
those distressing ana afcng malades which aso from
enfcebed. viiaed Of the blood. defective
ton, an impure atmosphere. &c. .
Hl1HZ. IODINE WATER
PURE IODINE IN PURE WATER
DIR n. ANDERs a CO.,
Physicians and Chemists as Broadway.
One dollar per bottle.
sold By druggists
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Official Drawings OF the Library AssO.
citation Company's Lottery. of Kentucky
CLASS l6l-Aprl 4. 1868.
II, SO, 80, II, 2, 63, 81, 81, 4. II, As, ".
CLASS l62-Apri 4, 1853
20, %, ID, 5, rs, AZ, 63, 81, Il, 10, 60, ~.
For Circulars, &c, address
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Eight Carries de Visite for 81, OF un'
equaled Syle and finish, at TAFT 8, OF Cortland
and Greenwich streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-06

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments
cleaned like without taking apart
z LORD, l86 Broadway, entrance 40 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-06

IL Carries do Visite for o. at Paret's, 500
Broadway. between Nipeteenth aud Twentieth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-06

Thirty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse Mrs. wfNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the pre-
scrp,ion the female physicians and In
the United States and has been used for thirty years with
failing and by millions OF mothers and
children from feeble infant Of week old to the adult
II acdty OF the stomach relieves wind coc
bowels, and gives health and comfort
mother and child. Twenty i've cents BOTH.
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Ladies, Try Motifs Chemical Pomade-
For restoring hair It's original color without dyeng
This the discovered for the hair
Try It, Price rs and 80 cents bottle Sold at II Barclay
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Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Molasvia Cream, for beautifyng the hair. At w.
BACHELORS. 10 Bond street
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Omcial Ora awnings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
Kxsr6cKr, ExTRA CLASS 207-April4, 1883
II, IS, 81, %, 40, 20, 40. Sc, &c. 81, s, rs, 81.
KKsrucxr. CLASS 20s-April 4 1853
40, 70, 3, 8, rs, g. AZ, 50, IS, 6, 30, 70, SO.
Giro uars free Of charge by addressing either to
MURRAY EDDY a Co,
Covington Ky. or st. Louis, Mo.
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best
the world instantaneous harmless and reliable. Sold
by all druggists and perumers Factory Barclay street.
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A ~ AkkOAhT Ctkk fok ThE HAIR
rnAIos sons
ff $ssE$s : : : :$::
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ise col, sssaa. .rilsls s.i. i'e.
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1904 Sc9. sSi o. on.
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cocIs
Promote. N. sro.a u As hair
cocTs
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cocIs
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oocIs
Give. ss- m. : ne hua.s ssir
cocn
xl.. n. h.r rss .aa ss.v
oocrs
bn. a..' p-r,-st ar-..as 70, n. -,
oocis
Leaves 10 fisAsfs~abs Dt1r
c0cfs
Leaves 20 siissy ssh.i.ss.
sE Sure AND ASK yOR PrAJoss cocfs
~ SURE AND ASK gVR FNAIgysH fD.IN
~ sUsss .sBb 80 k os F rstSs S Sii
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c0cis
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iRrs4it fyouu ~ va AisDA y LIHt4 = " % C.
rrr- n co.'s aaa 81 ~ tetis
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~ tsso.atsri ~ sff ffsfs'. Nsa vaws
pvicg 20 s0tpigw taitSDs.-ETrD rAcK
I y 49, ~, trf,' 80 49, y. Hsrt,.s. 70
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,t iNs woty 1871 ufq LEAys
&c e.as.gl = a. go "
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Uats.-white's spring style or Dress
uats A.o Military Hats aud Caps, soft, &c, are not
eeled Found 2io Broadway.
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DELAWARE, EXTRA CLASS y7-Aprii L. 1868
81, II, IS, 40, ~, /, IA, "a, 81, rs, 40, 5, Sc,
DELAWARE, CLASS 3O6-Aprl 4, 1868.
Sc, 80, Is, Sc, 20, 20, %. "a, 81, So, IL, 2, l.
JOHN A MORRIS 4 Co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Hill, Inisnitabie Cutter of Hair and
whIskers styles neat and suitable. No Barclay street
Hair ID Black Brown.
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative spd
VIZ Depot wholesale and retail. No Astor House The
Dye applied b. ssilfai sriists
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nary Sexual sysiemsNew aud reliable tresneni-in
reports OF tho Howard Aasocatonsent IN seael letter
yeopss free OF charge Aiirrss Dr. J. skn Hoaghtoa,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Medirri Adviser, &C.. on Dssrs."- ~ fne
Ner oUs stem. Debility rlrea inruutie. ~ 1923 is
FrrtIWfff reHf N 81 ruTFln p III A N
49,. So Ats.t stE1e'. er 30. ". l-a.afn
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HtIi's Hair Dye-5oc., Black ar brown.
Natural reliable beautiful. Depot, No Barclay street
Rold nv All druaQista
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HiIrs Hair Dye-50c., Black or brown.
Natural durable, beautiful Depot No Barclay street
| solAh va
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Truss Onee Of Broadway and Ann STREET under
parnum q Museum. Elastic Supporters Shoulder Braces
and spiuai Braces, A.. lady attendant
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03
Petition to the Mayor and Council
men of Evansville.

GENTLEMEN:-Your petitioners would
respectfully represent that their nus
bands are Taxpayers in this city, and
from that fact we feel that we are enti-
tied to a portion of the money paid by
them to be by you expended in keeping
the sidewalks on Locust street in order.
We live over the canal, but presume
we are in the city, and if so, would call
your attention to the fact that the plank.
walk on our side of the canal-on the
upper side of the street, near the bridge,
is now, and has been for several months
in bad condition; in fact, ever since
j. C. Breckenridge crossed the canal.
We cannot go to church, market, or to
the stores without having our dresses
torn, which we think the City Fathers
should pay for We ask you to attend to
this matter at once
LADIES OF NINTH WARD.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

B@ The October election comes off
on Tuesday, the 18th. There will be
one County Commissioner and Real
Estate Appraiser to elect in this county.
The Commissioner must live in Pigeon,
Knight, the south part of Center, or that
portion of Perry township adjacent to
Pigeon Greek, but will be voted for
throughout the county. 1t is an impor-
tant Office, and none but well-quali6ed
man should be elected The office of
Appraiser should also be filed with great
care by the voters of the county. People
ought not to let these matters escape
their attention in the midst of their bust
ness engagements, but should see to
bringing out the right kind of men as
candidates-men of honesty and integ-
rity, sound business qualifications, and
undoubted Unionism.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03
Scene i'm a Street Car.

The following incident is vouched for
by correspondent of the Christian Reg
lister +:
A daughter of Massachusetts,, living in
New York, was riding in a crowded street
car. An intelligent soldier, suffering
from lameness, was standing. This lady
kindly offered him her seat, which he POI
litely declined; whereupon city dame,
occupying the next place, gathered up
her robes, and scornfully said she thought
things had come to pretty pass, when a
New York lady offered her seat to man,
especially q soldier.
"Shame upon you, madam" rejoined
our hume friend, shave you no dear
ones in the army
mo" was the reply, "my husband
should not GO"
IndeedI was the patriotic answer,
II would rather be soldiers widow than
towards wife,
An outburss of applause greeted the
speaker There was happy finale to
the incident The lame soldier soon OBJ
tanned the very next seat to the unfeel-
ing woman who had so insulted him
'Glory to the woman who shows such a
spirit, adds the writer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03
Gfe Daily doltr,,al.
THURSDAY nonsIss.,,,.........sEPrEMBER
p@- We commend to our Democratic

"a We commend to our Democratic
friends, the extracts from the speech OF
Hon. Henry Secrest, of Patnarn county,
at the Convention of War Democrats at
Indianapolis. Mr. Secrist was mem.
Der of the first Democratic Convention
ever held in the State of Indiana, and
has been an nnainchiug influentiaI Dem
ocrat ever since; voting, as he afirms in
his speech, the * uuscratched ticket all
the time. He, in connection with other
gray headed Democrats, have been read
out Of the party, by man who has been
g every thing BY turns and nothing
long" The editor ofthe State Sentinel
nust, If he.has eny selfsfespect, keenly
feel the merited rebukc he receives at
the hands of the Democratic veteran
from Putnam eouHty.
We remember in one session Of the
Legislature Mr. Secrist was the main
dependence of the Democrats, to repeI
the assauIts-of that giant Wing debater,
George 6. Dunn. For all this service
he is rewarded by being read out of the
party by man who was then an aboli-
zionist
We should think 1T was full time for
the honest men in that party to discover
the base uses to which their time-hon-
cred organization is being prostituted
and MAKE their arrangements to rescue
it from the disgrace with which it is
threatened. A little effort is all that is
necessary to arouse the people to the
peril of the organization, and when once
convinced, woe be to those leaders who
have deceived and betrayed them.
Mr.. Secrists analysis of the action of
the two Democratic Conventions relative
to the Crittenden resolutions, is deci-
dedly rich, and he may well ask what
business Democratic speakers have to
denounce Republicans as beginning the
war, when the Democrats resolved, in
State Convention assembled, that the
" South began the war" As Mr.. Seerist
tersely remarked, politicians have no
right to stultify themselves; if they do
people ought to repudiate them"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03
SADDLERY.
WE. TEE suBscRIBERs. wH0LrsAIR

ME, THE SUBSCRIBERS, WHOLESALE
w manufacturers of Saddles, Brides Collars
Harness, &c, desire to inform the public that we
nave largely increased our stock on hand. and by
close application ourselves and the empIoyment
OF good workman in shops, we are able TO fur
nish on short notice any and all kinds and quaint.
TICS OF work to suit the trade. Those who will
laTor us with call, can satisfy themselves that
they can procure, at lower prices, good substan-
tial' fancy and durable work of US than they can
anywhere else, land far better than he Eastern
shop-wo Ky
The members of the fra being practical work.
men themselves, attending personally TO all
orders with promptness, care and dispatch. defer
mined that none shall excel in style of finish or
quality of work, give better satisfaction to those
patEonlziDg us; feel confident IL will be to the
Interest of all to come and see for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
Store on Locust Street, above the Sherwood
House, between First and Second Streets. No d
n B.-Guarantee all we sell.
sep2 WI. CORWIN 6co
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

HoRRIBLE AFFAIR. - The Newport
(Vt) Neics relates the particulars of
fearful tragedy which took place on the
9th instant, in the town of Worcester.
a Mrs Mary Loomis, only fourteen
years of age, although married person,
was attacked in the woods by 0rrin Carr
and her own brother-in-law, and terribly
abused, after which the tends hung her
by the neck TO tree with the binding Of
her apron, in which condition her body
was found. These fends are both in
jail at Montpelier, and will be tried next
month.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

M The State Sentinel says the reli-
ance of the Richmond Wig upon the
conservatives of the North is entirely
hopeless. But the Sentinel fails to tell
its readers how it happens that the rebels
place any reliance upon the 'conserva-
tives of the North" How does it happen
that the rebels base their hopes upon the
success of the Democracy, and that their
faith in their ultimate triumph is bright
or respondent in proportion as the De-
mocraey of the North are successful or
defeated2 These are pertinent ques-
tons, worthy the reflection of patriotic
citizens We have yet TO hear of the
rebels claiming that their chances for
success depends upon the triumph of the
Union party.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03
More Uninterestlng Specials.

HeraId's Special.
WASHINGTON, Sept WHEN the off,
GERS of the captured gunDoats Reliance
and Satellite are liberated and there will
be searching investigation, and if lost
by carelessness or cowardice, as repre-
scented, the parties will be severely dealt
with.
Worlds Dispatch.
1t is learned through private sources
that Gen. Hood, Stuart's successor, has
been recognizing his cavalry at Gull
pepper, with the intention of making
raid in direction unknown.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

MODEL REsoLUrIoNs-At a political
meeting of the Union men of Stetson,
Ne, held on Saturday last, the following
resolutions, proposed by Mr.. Lewis Bar
ker, were unanimously adopted:
l. That this rebellion is unconstitu-
tiondl
2 That it is constitutional to put it
down.
3. That Mr.. Lincoln is putting it
down.
A. That we viii support him while
about it. 1as
g. That Mr. Cony goes for the right
6. That we go for Mr.. Cony
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

1G- Capt Charles W. Lyman, Chief
of Transportation of Gen. Grants De.
paftmentr passed through this place yes
terday, with his family, on his way to
Louisville. He has not been North for
over year. Capt. Lyman is an active
and energetic officer, and has worked
his way up from the position of private
in the llth Indiana to his present re-
sponsible post.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

To BE SHoT.-Seven Federal soldiers
belonging to Kentucky regiments are to
be shot at Munfordsville, Ky, next Fri
day, September 4th. Their crimes are
desertion. Their names are John w.
Cofey, Christopher Coffey, Frazier Cor
man, John NJ. Anderson, j. A. Pointer,
Charles johns, Thomas E. Coleman.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03
A Union Convention.

SYRACUSE, n Y, Sept. f. The Young
Mems Union Convention met here to-
day. A recess was taken till afternoon
to reconcile the differences between the
Radicals and Conservatives
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

@ Hon. Horace Maynard has been
appointed Attorney General and Report
er for the State of Tennessee, by Gov.
Johnson, the Office having become va
cant, and no election, atthis time being
practicable. - /. - g
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-03

saF It was reported yesterday that
yviIder's cavalry were five miles in the
rear of Chattanooga. If that be so, the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii feel Wilder than
ever.-Nash Union.