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GoPPBr,Til & Shsst 1 Ware.
TO THE PUBTIC!

T NOW keep the largest assortment Of WARE
that can be found in the city, and am fully pre-.
pared to flli all orders at short notice.
My stock consists in part of tile following goods:
All kinds Of Plain Tin and Japannod Ware, all kinds
of Sheet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles Of all
sizes; also Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the best
patterns, for wood or coal. mt
Merchants and others visiting the city will find 1t
to their advantage to give me call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. y.-
Spouting and Cutters constantly on hand.
All kinds OF JOB WORK will receive my personal
attention. B. F. CALDWELL
Y No. Main ST., op. b. & o. r. r. Depot, ii5.
mhs-1y wheeling, Va.
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1863. 1868.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
AMERICA.
THE sTETsON REAPER AND MOWER.
THE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
THE QUAKER BOY MOWER.
71HETR SUPERIORITY over all others is estab-
j llshed beyond a doubt. and the prices are lower
than those Of any other reliable machines. They
will be sold single combined. Sample machines
can be seen at my warehouse, corner of Market and
Quincy streets, Wheeling. as the demand this sea-
Is unu.uRily large, those who wish to secure
machine would 10 we'll 70 order at once.
Price Of Stetson combined Reaper and Mower 1870
dollars
Prize Of Quaker Boy Mower 90 dollars.
Aprl5. JNO. THOBURN.
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Alexander Heyman,
1872 MAIN ST,
OETERs RoR THE7 va, ,ssa.t
SPRING TRADE OF 1868.

A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
IA line, to which ask the attention of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. <
Among which have full line of Rich Plain
Black Silks, Handsome Colored Silks.
NEWEST STYLES OF DRkSS GOODS-Such IA
Msxicoes, Broche, AugIatse, ValenciRs, Lisettes.-
Very handsome new Spring Delanes, a large variety
of Lawns and Bareges.
CLOAKS AND Manifest have the largest
sortment OF Spring Cloaks in the newest styles
most fashionable colors. T,l.f7F y -
sHAWLs.--A splendid lot of white and colored,
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls, as we'll as new
style Stella and Cashmere Shawls to be disposed or
at lowest prices. f E,7s- lI'T~',.r .
BALMORALS in the richest colors On
CLOTHS, CASSIAIERES AND JEANS In eudIesa
variety. li0 5F 4Tf-SI
CARPETS AND CURTAIN GOODS, which were
bought before the rise and which 1 can afford to
IN DOMESTIC GOODS, keep a large assortment
otBrown and Dleached Mullins, Check, Ticking, q
great variety Of all makes Caicoes, Ginghams, and
host OF other goods that take pleasure in show
ing, aHd will always sell lower any other house
Invite all to call and examine TOR themselves,
ALEX. HEYMAN, q.
Country Merchants respectfully Invited to call
and examine my stock, which 1 am enabled to sell
at less than New York prices .
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GROVER e BAKER
Sewing Machine,

NOR FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING purposes,
i are the best in use. They will sew seams, hem.
fell, gather, TUCK braid and embroider. This Ma
chine ID the best because they have taken the first
premium at every State Fair at which they have
been exhibited-because they are more simple in
Also, yen eau selecta Machine making the Grover 4
Baker stitch making the shuttle or lock
stitch; with the privilege of fur the other
stitch. Prices from $50 upward. All Machines war
ranted for three years. All kinds of leather and
and cloth stitching done to order.
g,iHta j. MoDONAL, General Agent,
sai Office No. 1851 Main ST., Wheeling, Va. ri
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FOR any three Of the 6onr ReTieWs.......... 90
FOR All four OF the 90
tSbAckWoo9s Magazine. 8 90
For Blackwood and one Review. ............. 90 IL
For BlackwoOd and two Reyiews.............. Z 90
For Blackwood and three Review B,,,,,...- Q 10 81
For BlackWood and the four RevieWs........lO 90 +.
Honey current in the State where Issued ,oiu 3. ~.
ii,a eeived at par. 9 -
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part Of the United States rin
be but TWENTY-F0UR GENTS a year for IBlaeF-
wood" and but FOURTEEN GENTS q year for eacb
of the Reviews. % 5Is7 - - -
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niBhed fer 1859. And "a q - -
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EURS.I FURS!-A
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of most fashionable grades
COLLARS for Gents. Just
decl1
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any o. tns ABOVE works WIN also BIO furnished to
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Thus q Ne,1 Subscriber may obtain the Reprint ,ot
the FOur Reviews and BlackWood -' ~
Seven COnsecutive Years TOR S37i
Which is but little more than the price of the Oyf,
SGl works for ono year. - -
As we shall neTer again be likely to offer such In
aucements as those here presented, ~
NOW is TIE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
q Remittances must, in all cases. be made dfr.e,
to tie FbisheFa, for ut these prices no Commission
can be allowed to agents. S+A
LEONARD SCOTT co,
jams No. 81 Gold street, New Yort.
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF QUILTED RIBBON for
"A Dress Trimming, received at the Variety store
Of D. NICOLL BRO,
aprzz 100 Main street.
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Tonnage Trains depart morning and evening daily
p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation. 90
J. b. FORD,
febl1 General Agent, Wheeling.
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the Nos. Of the same Periodicals. for 1850 win.
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Unlike the more ePhemeral Magazines of the dav
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TET ANDsTEEL GSoEs, a beautiful assortmenD,
my16 D. NIC0LL 4 BRO.
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JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. efOAs'0'
= r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ae't. febe
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25
otry AND COUNTY ENROLMENT.
Selession In connecticut.

The hultermut newspapers have heen
terribly Mortified at the eourse at Union
members of the Indiana Legislature, in
leaving Indianapolis to prevent the rebel
majority irom taking that State, as far
as "a tlpir power, out OF the Union, hut
they have nothing To say against tho
liuttemui minority of Connecticut, which
lrlt to prevent the lasaage at bill 20
AID ~ the protection at the State, the
coast OF whivh 10 threatened bv prlva-
teurs \ bill 20 organize the militia had
heeu rePmtod, anl when the vote was
about to pe taken, the Butleruuts left
the hall II Is u terrible crime TO be-
hotious ia prevent dissolution of the
Union, but all right Ia be So ifthe sehems
OF the Rebels can DO aided by such a
course
Perhaps the indignation of some of
the hntlernut editors can be- explained,
"a the lhol that the course of the majority
Ia the Indiana Legislature raised Gold
- per cent in a single day, We know
editors at that stamp who mere interest
ed ia the Gold speculation at that time,
aud we're very Indignant at any one who
attempted to interfere with their pros-
poets. Can the Enquirer throw any light
npon the suhieetp
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25
TO DRAFTED MEN.
CIRCULAR No. AZ.
PROVOST MARsHAL GENERALS ~

GhOFo6l MAlLNHAb bEHEhABE NFFiiE.
Washington, d. g., July ~ 7G3
Drafted men become soldiers in The service
the United States by the fact Of their names iia
ing been drawn I'm the draft. The notincuti,,
served upon them by the Provost Marshal
merely an announcement II the fact, aud an ord
for them 20 report for duty, at a des grated tir
and place.
II. The following opinion Of TIE Hgn Wilia
Whiting, Solicitor Of the War Department
Published for The information Of all CONCERNED.
"When person has been drafted, 81 pursuan
Of the Enrolment act Of March 3, 1862, notice
such iran must be served within ten DAYS Their
after, by written or printed notice, % De- serr,
on him personally, bv iearias a corr ~ Ais ~
place # residence, requiring him Co apr at o.,
lgnHfcd rcnds ENous iofIeporf for duty. ANY ra
son falling 60 report for duty Aftsr Motto lff 9
nih LAST PLACE on RESIDENCE, or served ga mi
personally, without furnishing a substitute
paying $50. Il pTonouncedhy law 20 b. a deserie.
lac may b. arrested and held for trial by cour
martial, aud sINTrNcrp TO pFAfH.
II person after being drafted, and before o..
eeiving nctiee, deserts, the nctice ufat stil
served by leaving IL at his late place q rrsidrne
and II lac does not appear in accordance with ~
notice, or furnish the substitute or faY Tie $50
he viii be la Law dsserier and must De- On, Hff
accordingly. Tlirre Is no way or manner la whIs
a person, once enrolled can escape his publ
duties, and when drafted, whether lfasrni of "a
ssHf, whether hr changes his Residence ur abscond
secured, and II Il only by Performance ~ his dut
60 tbs country, that he will escape liability a. /
treated criminal.
tSigned CIVILIAN WHITING
q" Solicitor Of the War Department"
JAMES h. FRY.
Prov ~ Marrhal General
lNineennes Gazette copy three weeks liy.t-lw
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FAe Attach on Chaflestos,


In the recent dispatches from Rebel
papers there is the foRowing significant
sentence:
"The fall of Vicksburg, the retreat of
Bragg, the repulse of Lee, aud the adj
'eance or Charleston are all serious DIS
gs&erS, the most serious that have attend
ed our arms since the commencement of
the war" b71N rse
From this it is evident that the rebels
themselves regard the mere ''adrance"
on Charleston " a serious disaster" or in
other words they look upon its capture
as inevitable, and with what information
we possess on the subject we believe
their fears well founded. r
Gen. Gilmore who leads the army of
the South, is considered one of the best
Engineers in the service, and his mag
ni6cent success at Fort Pulaski, has
strengthened this belief. His movements
thus far against Charleston have display
ed wonderful ability, and almost war
rants his complete success at an early
day.
His batteries were erected so silently
under cover of the night, that the rebels
were not aware of any movement on our
part until, the mask being removed, they
beheld battery of 46 guns and mortars
frowning in their faces, within 800 yards
of their works on Morris Island.
Under cover of this battery with the
aid of the gunboats, force was pushed
across the narrow channel that devides
Folly Island from Morris Island, and at
single dash, the whole Island, except
the Forts Wagner and Gregg, was clear
ed of Rebels.
Artillery was then crossed in scows,
and our footing on Morris Island fully
established.
The Monitors at once attacked fort
Wagner, and on the next morning Gil
more made an assault but was repulsed
Will tue lOSS VI LOU uicH AlLtSu, "OuuuSO
and missing.
He then commenced the work Of &
regular siege, which the rebels them
selves clearly foresee will, if not inter
ruped, result in its capture. With it il
our hauds, Cummins Point and For
Sumter will in turn be speedily reduced
and with the fall of the latter follows tn,
capture of Charleston.
The siege of the series of forts may b,
protracted some weeks, but unless ou
operations on Morris Island are dis
turted the fall of Charleston is in tn
nature of a mathematical problem, to b
patiently worked out The rebels fee
this, and hence the Charleston Merc,ny
outcry that 10 will not do TO trust I,
artillery duels, for the man who tool
Fort Pulaski is upon them, as able al
engineer officer as there is in the army
with all the artillery and munitions o
war he can employ.
We confidently expect to have th,
pleasure of recording that among tht
delicious fruits of this glorious month o
July was tho capture Of this nursery o
treason,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25
CIRCULAR No. a.

War pcpaE tment,l
Provost Marshal Generals Uficr g
Washington, d. C., July 18th, lsbs.
To answer inquiries made TO this offioe, IL is an
nounced:
lst. Any drafted person paying Sa0O, under s--
ton IL ol The Enrolment Act. Is Thereby txout
nom liability ander fhe drsUt, but not nom an
subsequent dram.
"a. Any drafted person furnishing an arcrpts
bile substitute Is exempt from military service 70
the period for which said substitute Is niustcre
into the service
sd. substitute, once mustered into the Service
cannot be drafted while In service.
ith. A drafted man cannot pay communicate
money, or present n substitute atler he has Il.
ported himself to the Board Of Enroliulrnt o.
examination.
9th, Men who. on the Sd Of March 1854, we're Il
the military service of the United States, a. sui
stitutes, under the draft OF 1861 and whtss t.rEa
Of service have since expired are not liable O. ID
nrcsent dreil; bnt the persons Tor whom the
were substitutes are liable to the draft the sam
as though they had been drafted and furnishc.
substitutes ancsr the dram of last year.
9TH. Ia serving the notice As required ~ Circu
lar Nc. a. nom this Office, reasoaahls tgs o. re
Pori shall, in each case, 10 granted hy the Boar,
Of EnrVllmvnt 10 men In STATE ssFrics no hau
been OF may be drafted.
JAMES FRY.
Jys4'lw Provost Marshai General.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25
From the New Albany Ledger.
The Enrolment in the Second Con-
gPesSiOnai District,

The enrolment of the militia in the
Second Congressional District has been
completed, and we are able to-day to lay
the result before our readers. 1t will be
seen that the footing for both classes is
ii, 433. The enrolment of the District
last year footed up IA, S54, or four hun
dred and twenty-one more than this year.
The number of volunteers sent from the
District up to the time of the enrolment
last year was $3.50 Since then the
Goth, Slst, and a portion of the ODD in
fantry regiments have been recruited in
the District, three cavalry companies,
and the majority of two batteries, not to
take into account the large number who
have joined Kentucky regiments and the
Mississippi Marine Brigade. We think
II entirely safe 10 say that, since the en-
rollment of 1862, not less than $500
men have entered the service as volun-
teers from the District, giving us total
of volunteers in the service of not much
less than 1859.
Tho following is a tabular statement
OF the enrolment for the District, and
also for Floyd county, inside and outside
of New Albany:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

BaF-W We are .gsatifed to learn that
young Al Hypes, who was captured by
Morgan after most gallant fight at
Bardstewn, Kentucky, succeeded in
making his escape at Winchester, Ohio.
Morgan had young Hynes conveyed IN
a carriage, with orders to shoot him If
he attempted to escape No opportunity
presented itself until at Winchester, a
stupid set was placed over him as
guard Feigning sickness the prisoners
induced the guard to leave the carriage
{ for moment to get some medicine,
when he sprung from the carriage, run
short distance and sprang over fence
into corn field and disappeared from
the view of the rebels. Passing hastily
through the field, young Hynes entered
house near at hand and appealed to
/ the lady for help. She at once secreted
him him in cellar, and kept him safely
until Gen Shackleford entered the town
/ in pursuit of the guerrilla freebooters.
We are much grati6ed at young
Hynes' escape, for Morgan had made
threats against his life, and his friends
were suffering with anxiety for his safety.
They did not know but that Morgan
would execute his threats Immediately
on leaving Bardstown.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

The Nashville Uaioa says il is report
cd that Hon Meredith r Gentry, late
member of the Confederate Congress
from Tennessee, surrendered himself
voluntarily to the Federal commander
at shelbyyine the other day Mr., GEN
try was Wing politician of considerable
note, Member OF Congress daring the
Administration of Polk, and was the
knowNoIhing candidate Tor Governor
ia 1894, against Andrew johnson, by
whom he was defeated 1.-THE report be
true that no has abandoned the rebel
haa, We trust that he will devote his fine
powers 70 the perfect restoration OF Zen,
aessee to the Unioa far more zealously
than he ever advocated the rebellion,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

AUCTION i viii sell at auction at
residence, on Sixth street, near Cher
street, Tuesday morning, July 2Sth,
3 o'clock, new top Buggy, fine 10
and buggy, Harness, one parlor set
Rosewood Furniture, one Brussels C
pet, one ingram Carpet, bedroom a
kitchen furniture, &c. Terms cash.
CHARLES BURNS
Fl. NELSON, Auctioneer. 1894
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ReRard.

l will give reward of FIVE DOLLS
to any one who viii furnish suficis
proof to convict those who may hereaf
break the windows or otherwise init
the Lecture Room on the corner
Chestnut Street and Canal
!yS-dlm A. L. ROBINSON.
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MCBRIDE & WHITTLEsEY are still pl
curing back pay for discharged sOldie
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers a
widows under the acts of Congress
1861 and 1862. Their terms are 10
Give them a CALL Their Office is
Third street, below the Crescent G
Hall febl4-Iy
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'unty for Discharged Soldiers,

WANTED Board and Rooms for
Gentleman and Lady with two childrl
in some private family, where there !
no other boarders. Would prefer
nishing the rooms. Gentleman viii
absent except Sundays. Reference 9
en-. Address 2. O., Box 545, EransviI
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sssg-The Oshkosh (Wis) Northwestern

Gay The Oshkosh (Wis) Northwestern
says, I'VE have been informed, ON relia,
BILE authority, that there is a child Of Jetf
Davis, the President of the SO called
Southern Contederaey, being educated
among the Stookbridge Indians, at their
settlement Ia Shawnee county, Davis it
is we'll kAawn, was stationed at Fort
Wlndebago, some years age, and there
formed the acquaintance ot the mother
OF the child, a Mehomonee squaw,"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

saS- Our friend Nj Giles, who has
been with the army at Vieksearg, through
all Of It's lahars and successes, returned
yesterday, looking bat h.tle the worse
tor his campaign, tie, OF course speaks
glewinsly of 0en Grant as a Commando
OF aud el his army as rebellion eXungalsA-
eEA
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The Draft in Auburn.

AUBURN, n. Y, July 23-The draft
for the city Of Auburn and seventeen
sub-districts in the county of Cayuga
took place in this city to-day. The best
order was observed, and the best spirits
manifested.
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ton. The very rebel leaders who sent
this message by him discredit it on de-
livery, and dishonor their own messen-
ger,
The New York FTeeman's Journal
states that Gen. Meade is Catholic in
his religious views.
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REMOVAL.

NJ A. HIRSENBER6 HAS REMOVED HIS
w. Hoop skirt Mandatory over L. & i
Roser's DRY Gods Store, No 80 Main Sircet ops
posite his cid stand. He has always on hand
iarg. assortment If skirts Of The newest aai nast
fashionable styles. nie skirts sre made oi the
best and most flexible steel in the most artih ~
AMI auratle manner- Ass rrlcrs snc ss i.. e.. ....
where elise. Sklrts repaired ia the 'laos.
so les. Dou't iVEsvf g. Slse him = call. ...E.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

To PHHsIcIANS-lf You wish TO pu
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, aud Chem
'eals at small ad S nee on Eastern
prices, go and examine KEILER Il
WHITE stock, where yoa viii find every
article that is needed by the profession,
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction, Their store is at No 81
Main Street. may4-lawtf
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WANrED-A good girl, to do the work
of a small family. TO good girl, who
will endeavor to do her duty, a pleasant
home and good wages win be given. In
quire at this office.
n. R-lhose who expoc, to entertain
their beaux more than eIglt evenings a
week need not apply. :
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WILLIAM REAVIs.
Attorney at Law and U. S. {

Attorney at Law and U. S. Clai
Agent,
Is authorized by the Government 10 p
cure Pensions, Bounty None, Ba
Pay, Bounty Land, Claims for Hons
and other PROPERTY destroyed while
the service of the Government, and
claims, of whatever kind or natu
against the United States.
= Bounty for Discharged Soldiers,
By an amendment to the Bounty La
passed at the last session of Congre
"All soldiers or other persons who h
been or shall hereafter be diseharg
within two years from the date Of th
enlistment, by reason of wounds rece
in battle, shall receive The same Boui
as though they served two years.
Office 953 Main street, over Kelle
Gun Store, opposite the Court Hou
Evansville, Ind. EI aHG
Correspondents must enclose STAN
Ia Good references given, #
quired. ms
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HOME INTERESTS.

PIcToRIALs-Dobell, on Main Street,
has full supply of all the popular
pictorials. One of the richest among
them is LesIie's Budget of Fun.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

ED- Remember that NJ. L. Jonson &
Co, 80 Main St, are Agents for Maya
zines and Papers, and are from day to
day receiving the latest Magazines ard
Papers from the East, by Express, as
well as the latest Music, Novels, &c.
Give them a call
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25
Mail Communication with New Or.
leans to be Resumed on the Missis-
Sippi.

WASHINGTON, July %. = The Post
Office Department will resume commu-
nication between the West and New
Orleans as soon it shall ascertain that it
can be done with safety. The mails be-
tween the Atlantic cities will continue
to be carried in the usual way.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

OLD SOLDIERS" it will be remem-
bered, who re-enlist to put down the re-
bellion, viii receive bounty of four
hundred dollars: being the S300-the
rate at which exemptions under the
draft are fxed--and the 500 usually
given. This large bounty shows the
estimate placed by the Government
upon the veterans of the past two years.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

REBel Reno We were shown yester,
day copy OF the Vieksburg CAssn OF
the 18th June IL sPrinted on the white
side OF wall paper and contains tour col
unns of matter
Among the items Was one encouraging
the hesieged 10 hold out little longer,
that Johnson was coming soon, aud that
the Yankees would be driven away, aud
communications speedily opened between
Vieksburg aud the rest OF the world
This curious document was brought ny
by our friend Giles, and We hope to oh
tain the copy TO preserve with our curl
osities Of the war
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LOST.

rs WEDNESDAY LAST A PIP. ABgE
" two months old, nszrly tlsck. 80 -
white On his head
Any persoD returning him 70 ny rssi ss-1s. 2
water below DiTisio2 street, viii Be v-sried-
jyz5 WI BAUER
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-25

@T Our city was visited last night
by IRENE ndous rain, accompanied by
the most vivid lightning and deep rolling
thunder. The cutters were flooded with
water