The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

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Reas- Naiye Banksmith, the gallant and
affable clerk OF the little Grey Eagle,
never fails to bring us latest Louisville
and New Albany papers. Banksmith
cant help being handsome and popular
9sA Among the passengers by the
Little Grey Eagle yesterday we were
pleased to see Capt. Humphrey, of the
mammoth Wharf Boat, who has been
rusticating in Louisville for week past
He looks bright as new silver dollar.
Ry~ Tobacco continues to arrive in
large quantities and being rapidly pushed
forward by the Evansville and Craw-
louisville railroad and by water to the
East. The receipt this year will far ex-
coed that of any former season.
DIsARMING REBEL. SYMPATHIzERs.-The
HomeeGuards of Hancock county, Ky,
says the New Albany Ledger, have re-
Gently disarmed number of rebel sym
pathizers in that county, who were aid
ing and comforting Jeffs peOple" by
their sayings and doings Hancock
county is getting to be altogether too hot
place for rebels.
A SK1RMrsH New Albany Ledger
SAYS a skirmish occurred last week be-
tween a detachment of the Hancock
county, Ky.. Home Guards and an equal
body of rebels, near Hawesville, The
rebels made good their escape in the
usual wav-hy skedadding.
Rn- Indiana was represented nv six
regiments in the battle Of ChancelFnrs-
Vile. viz; the It'll. 18th, 18th, Doth. 9th
and Sd cavalry Ofthese we only know
the loss in the 18th and Goth The 9th,
we understand, suffered much more than
any of the others.
Co-PARTNERsHTP,-It win be seen by
advertisement that our young friend De
Witt Evans has formed an alliance with
VIM H. Walker, in the boot and shoe
business This makes strong firm. and
we predict for it popularity and success,
because we are confident they will al
WAYS keen good stock and sell at rea-
sonable prices
EF Nine. De Morest's Mirror of
Fashion for the summer ending Augut,
1868, is for sale By Dobell tits beau
tiful number. Besides the innumerahle
plates, &c, each number contains three
or four patterns of novelties, plates of
which appear in the book. 1t is fast SUI
preceding all other Fasion Books and is
well worth all the money asked for it.
Ice CREAM-Our young friend 81.
Herman, on First street, is daily and
nightly dispensing the most delicious Ice
Cream and sparkling Soda Water, to vast
crowds who flock to his popular saloon.
His elegantly arranged rooms are
IL IL, ua-s---- Co. .lo-- ~---l I,ivu7-
ant beverages, which are as delicious
and palatable as the ambrosia and nee
tar of the gods.
On TRIAL.-The trial of Andrew J.
Houston, of Warrick county, for treason,
commenced in the United States Court,
at indianapolis on Wednesday
| The Indictment is predicated on his
alleged participation in the Newburg
raid. At former term of the Court a
jury in this case was unable to agree.
be- 1t is not Strange that Hooker lost
victory, when the chara cter of the fight
| ing of portion of his command is taken
into consideration. The entire loss in
the Eleventh Corps, killed and wounded,
is as follows. 1t will be remembered
that the corps was about $4,000 strong
Killed. Wound. Missing. Total.
| = III =
LIST Division....-. % 30 333 u ll7O So 1896
2d pivisiou.........4 - 10 1876 22f % ass
Sd Division .--......l6 - Ii 800 657 36 l0s2
Reserve Artillery A.
ia We are sending pupils to the
schools Of loyalty across the Ohio every
day We trust that our friends over the
river will impart loyal education to
these misguided children.-Louis0itlt
J0undt'
The dangers that they will fall into the
hands ofsome otyour conservative friends
on this side of the river Some Voorhees,