The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
News TtemIzed.


The public schools Of Madison viii
open on Monday next
A terrible Butternnt row occurred .,
Danyille, Ill, on Monday last, 10 which
FIVE persons were killed and wounded,
including the Sheriff Of the coanty.
Cert yehn z, pSnn. lg!Rs!lx Can:
ieers, has reported himself FOR duty to
General Boyle, and will again enter the
service
An elegant Catholic church is TO be
erected in the town Of Princeton, Ibis
State, the pFesent fall fs
The New Albany Ledger says that the
cotton raising experiment in southern
Indiana has proved a most decided fail
ure.
kir. John Dorm has erected large
tobacco warehouse AZ CAnnelton, With
the necessary machinery for pressing the
great staple into hogsheadA
DRowsED-A MYsrERY.-0n Saturday
morning last Virginia Nerney, living in
Lafayette township, IN THIS county, left
her home for a neighbor's as vas sup
posed Not returning, search WAS made
for her, and yesterday her dead body was
fosud in Little Indian Greek. Il Is not
known in what manner she got into the
water--New AibaHy Ledger.
The Terre iIaute Union Democrat
says that number Of butssrnals went
hume from their meeting on Saturday
last very greatly dissatisfied with the re.
suits They say they are democrats, but
when they heard the President denoune-
ed as a traitor their ssomschs were too
weak They say the democracy they
sucked from their mother was a very
different kind from that taught by voOr-
hees and Hanna.
w w Collins, Of Madison. Indiana,
vas captain of the steamer csty ol MAdi.
son, which was blown up = few days
since At Vieksbarg, AID was probably
killed.
Col Frybarger has gone 20 the border
counties, for the purpose Of re-organ,z-
ing the artillery IN thoso counties, and
drilling them in target practice.
A committee Of prominent Democrats
OF Hamilton county, Ohio, have publish.
ed an address repadiating tbe vallaudiz-
haai party, and appointing pablo
meeting Tor Thursday evening az Green.
wood Hall, to which all Democrats who
are in favor Of maintaining the govern
ment are invited.
The German workingmen's Assoeia-
ton Of Cincinnati have passed and pub
lished resolution repudiating the VOlks-
freund, because Of It's supporting Val
landigham.
Brig Gen. A. p IIovey is now en-
gagged in ,anvassing Southern Indiana,
aud is doing good service Tor the Union
eause-Latayefte Journal
We deem it prudent 70 correct the
Journal in this statement Gen. Hovey
is not eanvassing the district bat came
home with bis wife, who was very IN, to
attend the funeral Of her iather--CoL
James At the very urgcn. solicitation
of many Of bis friends, he addressed
them At Ma Vernon and at this place.
At both places he Informed them that he
was candidate for no Office, and that
he would not leave the army until after
the war.
Two Democratic papers in Iowa, the
Council Bluffs BRgtc aud she Dubuqus
Herald Refuse 70 support Tuttls foI
Governor.
ouanirell, the butcher Of Kansas eiti
zens, is an 0hioan By birth, and went Il
1 Kansas as school teacher.
General uurlbut has Just desfroyed a
/ Grenada fity-seven locomotives and foui
hundred cars belonging TO the rebels
There is rumor at Memphis thai
] Gen. pemberten was killed at Selma
Ala, recently, by a Texan soldier.
! Gold in Richmond is sixteen dollar
aud greenhacks twelve dollars
Col c. l. Duuham, Of the 5o,h Ind
ana volunteers, aud Lieut. John Dodd, o
| the 7Oth Indiana, have been dismisses
from the service for absence withou
1 proper authority.
These gentlemen have been notifies
that they viii be dismissed in fifteen day
if they do not appear before the militss
commission At Washington, and disprov
the charge OF absence without leave.
A most notorious impos,er, name,
Geo W. Atwood, q printer, is exposed b
the Terre Haute papers De travel
with conrtezan who he represents 3
his wife, forgets to pay hotel and was
bills, begs money from the craft, 6e.
Ak EPIrAFH on SLAvEKY.-John "
Forney in letter to the Philadelphi
Press, suggests the following ePitaph 70
the Institution" when it shall hav
utterly persisted:
4 "Died, BY the hands Of It's friends, vh
we're mad enough to believe that 6ecaas
slavery had fourishe3 and been tolerate