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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
EVIDENCE
Uf the most responsible and reliable ehaxAstsr will
accompany the medicines.

EVIDENCE
of the most responsible and reliable shAssstsr will
accompany the medicines.
CER1IFICATES OF CURES
From three to twenty yss,' standing With names
ASA For the h medical propsrii.s Of BucHu, .es Dis
psn..,S!y e t5o United s's:ss an. ,o,.. =, ~,
Sec Tem.fE; made by the late celebrated Or.
resin See remarks made by Or. ErHsAIm Nc powrL,,
. celebrated Physician, and member Of the Royal
COLLEGE, q sursson.' i,siard and published @ n the
BsssAs sss fsoS % x. RSsd RSSa Soess
See most Of the late standard works on Medicine
Extract r.sn.r,,,, SS,sn, q %Psr BOTTLE for y g
%Pi.h'fS 6a Pa. Dozen ns OF % each o. which viii b. SUM
eient to cure the most obstinate cases. fdirectons
Delivered TO any .ddress, securely packed iron
cations.
CUREs 0UARANTEEDl ADVICE 6RATTsn
AYFIDAvIT,
Personally sPpssi,sd SsfoLed me- an AiasrmHn no. o.
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparstioni CON
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
drus'' but are purely vegetable r uv,w,o,n
Of November, 1854. VIM. p. HtBBARD, AID,
I Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address letters for inform.uon In confidence 70
HIT, HELMBoLo, CHLMIsT,
/ Depot loA SOUTH Tenth street, below Chestnut,
.PMlAde!Phia, BERARE Qr CoCNTER!EITS
| ANB UEPkINClPLED DEALERS, who endeAyoI
TO dispose Of "thsir own" and other" sTtisles on
the reputation AttAblsd by
hELhBoLDs GENUINE PaEPARATIoEs. ~
Holmbold's Genuine Extract Buehui
Heimbolds Genuine Extract sArsapAriiia
l. Hsimbold's Genuine Improved Roso WAAh,
sold By al DruSgists everywhere.
ASA EOh hSLhbOLpS-1lkS No UTBAh
Cus Qua ths adVsstpsnsut sAa rsaA III L. sAt
Svtsl tnpesiNss sAi s1DsealA ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
q 7 p q IL I q.

This is an sasstaon Of tho Blood, aad attacks the
SEXUAL OR0Akl. kINGs OF THE NOSE,
EARS, rHaOAT, WlNDrlPE,
In the form Of uLCERR 49,
RElfBOLDS kXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
Puriass the Bleod, and
Removes al sssiy srup<aons oi the Skin.
9tssmo u IN Comp,sztos Cisv a~d HsstnS
Color. q
II being prepared expressly for this class OF com.
pisints, hs Hood Purifying Properties arc pro
servsd 10 greater extent than any othsr prspAra-
ton Of sArsApartllA. f.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23

nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
~ practice Of Dentistry, in the W.shington
strest. Having pIaetieed In the South nearly six.
teen ears he fses assured Oh n he gtvs sstiS
ixnton 70 any that may call.
rssth inserted en- VulsAnite, Rubbss, OF %.
p,Ns. CalosnSorH AdRinisesyad wnen dssnst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
PrLMBoLD's'KxTRACT BUCHU.
FOR WEAKNESSES U

FOR WEAKNESSES
A,,.in. nom Eaas.., Babiis ~ Diss.rnissn, Fasiy
Indiscvfiey', = Il -
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING sTmr-
!ndispesitioh toErsrtion, pry.s:s 81 tss Ska
WesE Neryes, Diiiiculty Of Rrssthins.
Horror q P,.ss:s, I'D nLaIss Jyens,ins i
s Usissrsai ism tSr t,id.ott hefain in the Back
Muscular system, go Flushing Of the Body,
---7.'r, Psllid Countenapoe. no.. l... Il.
These symptoms, II allowed ID go on, which this
medicine Invariably removes, soon fohb~r
- " - n one @ st ,.siesth. paltesi my sipir. .
., who eaa say that they are not frequently tc,.
lowed by those diIsi,l dissasss,plI a . ~
-1sis." INSANITY AND DC0kSUAPTl0Nro .,..
MsnY are aware Of tho cause Of their sunerins,
,,r -, t But NOM pil conJesJ.
THE RECORDS or THE INSANE ASYLCNS,
And the melancholy Dcaths by Consumption,
Heey Ampt Hi'.ss 70 hs 1rW 9f ~ Ans'f'o"
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE ArpEcrED WITH
''E 7"i ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Reruircs the sid OF medicine 10 strengthen and To-
vienrs.e the system which h.' .. .T' "a
!" HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUGHU
,nvnriSbiy Docs.
',-n,,t VIII. ,osvrstE rHE MOST ssevTrA'
.. FsHALkS, FEMALES,
Ola "r Young, Single, Married, "r C"sts"-
plating Marriage.
In many affections peculiar to Females, the IN.
tract Buohu 10 unequallea by any other reRcIy 80
In Chloroais or Retention, Irregulsrity, Painful.
! ness, or suppression Of Customary EvAcuAtious,
liberated or Schirrous state OF the Uterus Leueor.
rha or whites steriity, And for all complaints In
oident To the sex, whether arising nom rndisore'
aon, Habits Of Dissipation, or tofhe
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIE.
l. (see symptoms abovs.)
NO FAMILY SHOULD n WITHOUT n.
Take no ssovs Balsam, Merc'~v. ~ wy.,a'~"'
;, AsIicta. for Ssp,saaast asd danSsv"n
| i..I. ..a DiaHaSa .s... -.
HgLkBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
| ..-. OUH1A .' aaf
SECRET DIsEAsks
| In ell their stages, .Ii
| r..lr at Little Expsass '--. u..-H
o. . -. -.l 1ttle or no shansA N Diet;
/ 70 .a.r..4 No hsunyanienes, and
. ,s'r No Expcsure
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23

7 AND WARRANTS WANTED.
FIFTY LAND WARRANTS oi W, W, Ia, and 100
Aores wanted immediately by
CLARK 4 GAYLORD
nOs-t Room }, corner seventh and sts,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
N NE GREAT AMER @, AN
REMEDIES s
RHovH A.
HkLMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
e, ...H ....r ~
a. v" l.... II
sKLmsoLD,s EXTRACT "pucHr, ~"
sARsAPARILLk -'
IMPROVED AesE WASH
HsrnBoLo's
aENuINB TiOh,
"HisHLr CONCENTRATED
c"~po~nd y,.ih
RACT RuG GHr. .
rrs~rvs ASH syEcDio sssur' s"s
piss.ss Of the
BLADDER, kiDSErS, aRAvEL, AMI pRoFsJ.
CAL SWELLISGs. '

This Medicine iIcrcarcs the power Of Digestion,
ard excitee the Absorbents into healthy action, By
whch the watery or Caloerous dspos tions, and all
Unnaturai EnlArgements are reduced, ~ well a.
Pain and inflammation. and 10 good for 7.,,...
,NKy, WOMEN OR CHILDREN N,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23

Ut
Money may be seut al our Iisk II the letter con.
tain IL be registered Treasury notes preferred
When . club Of subscriber has been Iorwarded,
additions may he made To 1t on the same terms. IL
10 mot necessary that tho subscribers to a club
shoplj receive their papers a. tho same post office
Address
W. J. MURTA0H h Co,
Ha4hfngion, u. C..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23

u oauses q freQuent destrc, and sives strength 70
urinate, thereby removing obstruetions, prevsnt-
Ing and curing strcturcp oi the urethst Alayins
Pain and Inflammation, so frequeatly In thh class
Of diseases and oxpeiling oil poisonou' d1seaSed s1d
,cor5>otd mailer.
victims OF QrAcHs, and who have paid heary fesi
to he cured In = short tina, have found they were
deceived, and that the "Poison has, by the use OF
Powerful Astripgents" been dried up In the sys-
tenn to break out In an aggravated form, and
Perhaps ajrer Harrta9si
USE lIELnBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
|" 'yor sif A6setions and Diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In MALE or FEMALE,
From vhstsvsr cause originating, and no matter Or
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid ofs
u DIvRETIc
HHKBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCH6
10 THE GREAT DIURETIc.
And II ID certain to hAvs the deairsd seet In Dis
sAsss for which ID rseonnendsd. -..a
MOOD BLOOD RLOODi
HsinSold's Highly Coassatrassd COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARIl.LA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
8ELxBoLD,s RosS WASH,

An excellent Lotion Tor diseases of syphilitic Ma
ture and 81 an Injection IN dtsense Of The Urinary
Orxans, arising from Habits Of Dissipation, used In
connection with the Extract Duchu and sArapsrillA,
in such dissases ~ recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23

Cus Qua ths sdvs,t,psnsut aAa rsaA III L. sss
Svts1 tnDesiNsS sAi s1Dee1lA ~ !
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
T COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
- No. tsa FIFTEENTH STREET.

70 Persons desiring ,uformatios ecnoesnins this
loan can procure ., our counter, o. upon sppliea-
ton BY mail. ercuisrs snswerns all questions that
nsY Arise,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
Addres. let,ers Tor inform >tion in confidence V
SOLD By al prlSsists svsrywhsrs.

ASK xos asLAsoLYs-qAks No orsa.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
THE VERY LATEST
y ELE Or r APH .
From Fortress Monroe.


PHnADgLPHrA, September 1.-The
Bulletin has the following dispatch from
Fortress Monroe, ooh:
General Wis,ar's cavalry have Just re-
TUNED to yorktown from an expedition
10 Bottoms bridge
The force engaged was part Of the
lst New York mounted regulars and 5:h
Pennsylvania cavalry
The expedition left Williamsburg 90
the 18th ult and pushed through View
Kent Court House directly to BOton' 3
bridge
At the latter place a rebel regiment Of
infantry IN riae-pits was found, which
was supported By squadron Of eaval-
~. =
A charge was Immediately made and
the rife-pits carried and the rebels div.
en- across the bridge, which they tore up
behind them.
We had killed and . wounded.
The enemy left for dead on the feld
officer, ! surgeon aud men. They also
carried Of q number Of dead.
The bridge being impassible, and the
object Of the expedition being entirely
accomplished, returned With much vala-
uble Information
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02


now able 70 give one knock down blow
20 the FsderaIs and seize Washington.
or If be shogid utterly rout the Army of
the Potomac, the effect will be so greas
that another year may BE gained and
With i who knows What gain NAV
be obtained for the Coufederates. That
should General Lee remain inactive and
permit the Federal armies 10 sweep
around in bis rear. to food the Cen
federaey and overlap al bis eommuniea-
tons, Richmond may become mere CAPT
BaOrtsm, and the South aud al are Iost.
The London Globe remarks peace an
still distant, bat the issue not doubtful
II says the South may be mangled and
exhausted, bat must win IN the end.
The Confederate loan on the u st day
OF August rallied. per cent closing
AZ 2els 2Sc. discount
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
GROCERIES.

> SrrzwtrrTy ara L~ucn syrup. Alnauas,
Brarii Nets. Essen1e u Co1ae. Woo1sn BowIs,
EuFlish Usinufs. Fisz, RaisiEs. Cuiraats.
kosk C1Edy, Oysters. Shue. Harse snd
Serubbiag BFush=s LobsteFs. Sardin--. Aiuni,
Epzsm 5alIz. Kci Ersrssfona. SCI qhur. Cur;eras
far soda. BID Cords q all kind. Tahzrca e al
kinds, BiscEfng. ia-tiax. SntHzers- Cigars % an
.izcss GsDg~r- gaEunLor. CarsliLa Ant VEGA
Taf. Brgums. CessUu Yarn. kirpuad EtnEsr, Czs,lis
soap, PisFiue Cards. Slass Jars. Lantrrns. Tum-
slsrs and FiAsks. rsfp-r Szncr. Mafciss, Pickies
Mustard ish u adj kin4is. Tosazfa 1z;sup. Pewter
sas-fy Tuss, Saers % al kinds <tarch. Ts4s Via
sgar, letter, Nets, Cap. ard faury Payer. Wrap
ping PkIsr, EHE@isp-s. salt Fefre, Guu Drog.s
Ne,-teu hcEi-. Jligs- Paste. Cinua1on, Coal Uf
ttettes Ptns. Brftish Lslstfs. Boast haaris. lax
tfefe-. Naiis -ash. tstkss Splriis Turfeutfur aii
sIlre Sal spi2. Pain Killer. Lseuriee. &C, &C. &C
4 suBpty q fhe sboss keps consfsntiy - hand
aaid f1r R4ie lgH ~ = n GtIBEHT CO.
fAtu No Z %yrsnscF~ str-~t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court met pursuant 10 adjournment,

Court met pursuant to adjournment
Dr. D@y, being sworn, testiaes as fol
lows:
Soon AFTER dinner on Saturday l
heard of the murder, aud immediately
went 10 the place. Saw the victim with
his throat cut, two children, one of
whom was dead, aud another in dying
state-dicd in an hour or so-aud two
others wounded in the head, who are
now living. Got there about 5 O'Clock
The dead body of the man was about
one hundred yards from the house.
Think they were all struck with axes.
Their deaths we're evidently caused by
blows received. think the mans head
was thrown back at the time he was
struck. One eh,ld will probably reeov-
er; the other is doubtful / saw the
prisoners Sunday in Jail They said
they left the hospital at o'clock and re-
turned at noon. The murder was con-
miited in the morning.
CrcSS EramiRed-Reafirmed that the
murder was committed in the morning.
Mr.. Crow said that they went out on one
road, aud came back on another. They
were out TO get some fruit, and didn't
think they were 50 Ear as where The muir
der took place.
Sheriff H'olfiR, being sworn, says;
On Saturday, at 10 o'clock, was told
BY Mr.. FAIRIES OF the murder. Went oul
with him for the Coroner, aud then wen
out to the scene OF the murder; arrived
there about twenty minutes after
o'clock. Saw in the room the mother o
the children, and one Of the children "
ing on the floor dead, one on a lounge
and two on bed; went 100 OF l50yard
from the house aud found six or eigh
men around the body Of the dead man
covered with bushes Saw the man witt
his throat eGt-apPa-ently With an axe
Saw persons who had seen two soldier
in the neighborhood He came 10 tow
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02


/ and searched the hospitals. bat found no
one answering his description He sent
for some witnesses, had the men At the
lover hospital formed in line, when one
of the Witnesses recognized the two men
rs being tbs ones be bad seen on the
road two miles from town; got permission
Of the acting Surgeon, and took them to
jail soF confinement On SUNDAY himself
and Deputy went again to the house
where the murder was committed, taking
with them the two soldiers They were
shown the dead bodies they we're taken
10 the house where the two living chill
dren we're lying, but got no satisfaction
from them; went to field half mile
from the house; followed their tracks
with a company Of young men for 30 or
40 yards found that the shoes fitted ex-
actly in the prints, they were army shoes.
Wen, again on Monday about 10 o'clock,
togefhergiih my deputy, Mr Early, and
Dir. ScFibBer, reporter for the Journal
We traced the tracks with the shoes to
the other side Of the field. 70 piece Of
woods, climbed two fences into a new
plowed Geld Of Mr. Bumps, traced their
tracks 70 path, and lost the trace; the
tracks looked % though the men we're
runningi IN one track ii y liieh the large
shoe it, saw three nails corresponding
with the nails in he shoes
This is ali Of the important evidence,
as far as sdduced, except some evidence
as 10 what the children have said to
their mother or among themselves, which
we think is not prudent 70 publish.
The Court House was crowded foil
during the trial, and much interest was
manifested in the proceedings
APPEAHAxcE OF THIS PRIsoxEHs
Roberts is about feet 8 inenes high
black hair and grey eyes, with short thin
whiskers and moustaehe. lie was per-
fecily stolid and indifferent TO the pro.
ceedines, except as some quaint express
sion Of the Witnesses would draw from
him scornful smile.
Grow il smaller; about 5 feet 4 inches
high. light hair and blue eyes, with
more sober look. lie paid close aiten-
ton TO the proceedings.
Roberts belongs TO the 21lh and Grow
to tbs 18Th Indiana Regiments
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-
morrow.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
From Jefferson City.
The Great Emancipation Mass Com
vsnsien, RESOLUTIONS, Eie.


JEYPgasox CirY, September The
radical Emaneipaiionists met here IN
convention today ard effected perma-
Hent organization, with Judge Wells, d
Coles county, in the chair
Representatives from each Con
gressional district
Fifty counties in the State represent
cd, and other delegates 70 arrive.
The candidates for Supreme Judges to
be nominated.
The following resolution created the
widest enthusiasm, and was referred 70
the Committee on Resolutions.
RssoIrsd, That, relying upon the una
nimity Of feeling existing between the
Union men OF Mgouri and Illinois, We
respectfully request the latter, while as
sembled in mass convention II Spring
field to join us IN appealing 10 the Pres
ident for such change 10 his administers.
ton in Department Of Missouri - will
correct evils q the policy 81 pro-slayery
concession 70 rebels, which hss permit.
ted massacre at Lawrence, aud under
which truly LOYAL men in Missouri are
to-day suffering The infietious Of
murder upon our civil citizens BY the en-
emies Of the Government while her soil
is under Federal rule
A resolution Was adopted declaring IL
expedient that this Convention make ne
cessary arrangements Tor calling Con-
s,iiu,ional convention 70 adopt and sub
nit such other measures as will tend 20
pacify the States
The following IA also adopted
Rts0ired, That We respectfully de-
mand Of General Schoaeld permission
70 recruit negroes belonging to disios
alists in this State. as the exigencies 81
the times indicate a change Of depart.
ment commanders That W. appoint
a Committee TO dran memorial, which
shall be signed by al The members ~
this Convention, requesting the Presi.
deht 10 assign Gen Butler, or some other
suitable man, to command this depart
tnent. That We regard the Presidents
proclamation Of January, 1868. irrevoea-
bic, and We request our Legislature.
Senators aud Representatives ia Con-
gress 20 use their utmost endesvors 20
have our National Constitution amended
prohibiting slavery forever IN States now
free, or hereafter applying Tor admission
into the Union.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

MrxiCAS AgrAiRs The American
Consul AZ Frankfort had displayed the
Mexican flag. The Europe Of this city
explains that it was in pursuance Of ar.
engagements by which, in case Of the with
drawal Of Republican authority in Mex.
co, President Linz would allow Mex
CO to be represented in foreign countries
BY agents Of the Washington Govern
ment TIE Europe refers 10 the fact
that in March last Secretary Seward de-
elared that President Lincoln and his
Cabinet would never tolerate a monarch
ial Government in Mexico; anticipates
immediate war Il the Emperor Of the
French does not contine himself 10 de-
mand fer indemnity, and leave Mexico
4 Republic
GsEAT BRJrAN--Nothiug is known
Of the movements Of the privateer Flori-
da since she was last seen of Tuscan on
the evening Of the 3Oth August Speeu-
lations have been afoat as to the object
Of the Florida's visit to British waters.
One report is tina. Il was for the purpose
Of taking on board Nj Mason, who is
about returning 20 the South Mr.. Ma
son. il Is announced, had gone TO Ire
land on a visit to Earl Monoughmere.
II is announced oy the last steamer
tbs; the ship Eagle had arrived at Liver
pool from Bermuda with the silver bars
taken from the American ship B. +.
Hoxie, BY the Florida.
Loxpox, Aug. 2i.-Consuls closed at
93l@9Si for money. Political news un-
important
The Shipping Gazette says that the
silver bars Will be restored TO their origi-
nal eOnsignses The silver was shipped
By an English house, and was insured in
London for the fun amount IL is also
said that the commander Of the florida.
on learning this, resolved to restore it to
its rightful owners
The Army and Nary Gazette says it
is gratifying 10 know that the Govern
ment is not blind 20 the dangers Of a
diheulty wish America, nor Is II indiffer-
ent TO the Perils Of rupture which the
good sense Of all respectable Americans
viii aid US in sverting
The same journal adds, Ia is no wish
to iiatter the great American tyranny
which IS raising its head on the North
American continent. that re again re-
cord a conviction OF the ultimate sue
cess OF the military measures that the
North has set 10 work to crush the hero
ie Efforts Of the South If Gen Lee is
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

PATRIoTIc. The Messrs Lowenthel
have erected handsome flagstaff on
the top Of their nov building, corner Of
First aud Main streets, from which IS
streaming in majestic grandeur the
banner Of beauty aud glory" We
commend this display Of patriotism for
others to initiate. A gentleman from
New York visiting our city few days
ago, remarked the absence Of flags, and
did not give as credit e the amount Of
patriotism 10 which we are entitled
Fling out the banaer on the outer
WALL"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
FROM KANSAS.


Rebel syHspathiEers being Removed
kASsas CRY, Sept l.-Ab9ut so per-
sons, chiefly beads Of families, residents
OF this city and vicinity, who are believ-
Ell @ be alders and sbeitors Of the re-
bellion Or strong sympaihizers With il,
have been ordered to remove from the
district 50 aGe #A&
Brig Gen Ewing iceludes many vor-
thy and most influential families in this
vicinity Their homes are to be used As
homes for Union refugees
hanr asdasz fs.- -.--.<..-.i - i--.i.----
sympatkizeFs al Westrort aud Iniepend.
enee are also being made out
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

PRELTHIsAHY TRIAL 90 RoBEHTa AxD
CRow ron THE MURDER OF HExRY HEaxE
AID CmLDRES.-The trial commenced
about 10 o'clock, A, II, Squire Mcbride
presiding
The case being called, Messrs. Myer
and stinson appeared Tor the prosecu-
zion, and q S Johnson for ,ase defence.
H. G. Roberts was stsi put upon trial
The witnesses for both sides were called
TO the platforms, sworn and ordered to
uetire.
Mr EtiAson, attorney for the prosecu-
zion, arose and stated that be thought it
unnecessary 70 make a lengthy state
ment Of the case, this being only a pre-
liminsry examination.
Louisa Hsvke, being called, testified
IN substance as follows:
My name is Louise Herke am the
widow Of the murdered man, Henry
'derke. Last Saturday morning (29ih
August sthalfpast one O'Clock ! went
20 market with my oldest boy: LEFT my
husband and FIVE children vi home Ny
hcabens hitohed up my horse, and then
weutin the house. | returned home nj
III clock an the forenoon; found tho
gate open, but the door shut. | opened
the door, when my two youngest girls
ran 70 ms and fold me that two men bad
been there and cut them with the axe.
i then discovered the oldest girl, daugh-
tor Of my sister, lying on the hoor in
pool Of blood. i picked up the girl, who
died in my aans, the boy lived ill even
ing, bot neither Of them spoke. Ny
little girl told me that two men ono big
one aud one liiile one, had come 20 the
house; the little one stayed outside, and
the big one went into the house aud turn
ed everything over They then went out
around the corner and returned The
big one staid outside, and the little one
picked upthe axe and chopped them
down" ! saw the axe on the porch IL
was bloody and had hair on L. Ny liz
Gle boy showed me the axe as the one he
was killed with. ] sent my Oldest boy,
who Was with me to the woods. after bis
father. He came back and said he
couldn't find him. | then sent him to a
neighbor's after him. My neighhur,
Carl Hincs, came by the fence. aud dis
covered ms husbands body went and
saw him, all bloody, and The axe by him
on the fence. II was just little ways
back Of the house-eouldn tell exactly
how far. About II o'clock the neigh
bors gathered in 1.-Two in Vanderburg
county, German township, about u or
81 miles from isyansvile
Here debate arose regarding the
right Of the prosecution to introduce the
statement Of the little girl as cvi-
denee. The Court ruled ia his favor,
taking the evidence for what il was
worth.
Witness stated that the little girl told
her-uot. however, before the accused
that the little one was the one who struck
her. The axes we're here introduced
and the witness testified to them both as
being the ones found on the premises,
covered With blood and hair, and one oi
them as the one pointed out to her by
the boy as the one with which they were
killed. On cross examination, the evi
dence, was in accordance with evidence
elected at che first hearing The Court
adjourned titl II o'clock, +. NJ
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
MUSIC.

4 is CARRIE Z. MARTIy DESIGNS sTaP
vi E4EE IN Evan-Eiiie stout esissmssr 1T fsr
ffe urf4se ~ giving private iess0as in Masie. il
thor urhiy frlsr-n = teach the ruzuositiass 81
fii~ t~ss Frrnch, Italian aDS Garrsaa anfhars
PsrfanlaE aEfs altos afii b. Tsi % f sysss matte
suitfrAtien e fAe folos = EfSHaf exerci--- Ia
enezs ean ie given IN Nss Orleans. Lanisrgii~ ang
eissN h ~ u lss Azrtis's qualifications ard se-
10 tuaehiuE- hs siM else take elsssas ii the
Frvneh aad Spanish laHguasvs u e.sirahle.
An1 -l1s
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
FROM KANSAS.

Blunt Reported whipped with Loss
OF 800.
LEAvnSwoRrH, Ser1 L-Advices from
Fort Gibson the 24th say General Blant,
with d,O)O men and II pieces Of artillery,
crossed Arkanns river on the 23d. bot
the enemy declined battle and fell back
The rebel force IL estimated At 1900.
Considerable sickness prevails CT Fort
Gibsou, bot few deaths however. Small
pox prevailed 70 some extent among
indians in that neighboFbood. Many
bad died.
N vas reported at Fort Scott that on
the 2ssh Blunt bad bad hattie aud was
whipped with a loss of 500.