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Important Proclamation.
Var Dept, Adj't Generals Office, }
Washington, July 81. 7
GENERAL ORDER No $50

| . 'NHj Ooi O1
GENERAL ORDER NO. 252.
The following order of the President
is published for the information and gov.
eminent of all concerned:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July 80
1t is the duty of every Government
to give protection to its citizens of what.
ever class, color or condition. esneciaIIv
those who are dull organized as soldiers
In the public service. The law of ma.
tons and usages and customs of war as
carried on by civilized powers, permit
no distinction as to color in the treat
ment OF prisoners of war as public enc
miles, 1o sell or enslave any CAPTURED
person on account of his color, and for
no ottense against the laws of war, is a
relapse to In barbarism and a crime
against the civilization of the age. The
Government of the United States will
give the same protection to all its sold
lars, and If the enemy shall sell or en-
slave any one because of his color. the
onenSe shall be punished by retaliation
upon the enemys prisoners in our nos
session. 1t is therefore ordered that for
every soldier of the United States killed
In violation of the laws of war, a rebel
soldier shall executed, and for every one
enslaved by the enemy or sold into sla-
very, arebel soldier shall be placed at
hard labor on the public works. and con-
tlnued at such labor until the other shall
be released and receive treatment dine
to prisoner of var.
" S,Onpd 7
by order OF the Secretary of War.
T. u. TOWNSEND, Adj't Gen."
SHARP FIGHT On THE RAPPAHANNocK
cavalry DIVISION crossed at
aaPpanannock Station early Yesterday
morning, and attacked a portion of SIN
ART command, driving them to within
q mile OF Culpepper, where the rebels
zane ., upon him with their infantry
nus supported, they succeeded in div
~ US PACK about mile, where the cav
'lry MADE stand till our infantry came
'p' wnen further engagement ensnad
! winch no particulars are received
!ur forces held the south bank of tba
lver TINS morning. Heavy cannonad;ng
SAID to have been heard this morn;ne
the direction of the river. when tbee
a. a." ielt "arrenton, There is no rea- 9
'n, however, to expect general eu. :
agement. Gu
NEW ORLEANS MAILS 4
The Post-Office Department has o;von
ders tor sending through the mails I
ON Cairo to New Orleans No le,ta.n
'wever, will be sent that wav 49,
arked on the envelope "Via Cas- B
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Bss@ The State Sentinel, in copyinp
our remarks on the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's SANDER of our people. saws
1T must not be forgotten that the
Pocket gives the heaviest Democratic
majority in the State" In saying this
1t exhibits an ignorance equal to that
dlsgracing Beecher. The First District
no longer gives the biggest Democratic
majority in the State. 1t Yields the
palm IN that particular to the Second
-iot-tho- nro Maraan Md L.;
The Sentinel's insinuation that onr
editorials are written by gentlemen NOT
connected with the Office is impertinent
ana contemplate. 1t is so much in tho
naolt OF depending upon Judge Perkins
lor It's leaders" that it concludes other
papers have to resort to similar make.
shifts"
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t sssT 1he abolition newspapers and
speakers persist in their declarations
mat to attack the Administration or ;ts
poIcy is to attack "the Government
vi course, then, we are to understand
That when the abolitionists attacked the
policy OF Polk, of Pierce, of Fillmore
and OF Buchanan, they were maxine ,,oy
on me Government instead of the Al
mlnistration of these Presidents Near
albany Ledger
That was what you charged during
tpe Mexican war. Democratic papers
all over the country had no hesitancv in
denouncing the Wings who were opnos.
ed to Folks administration, as BEING
hostile to the Government and traitors
to their country
In the Ohio Statesman of January
Ii, 1913, are published the PROCEEDINGS
Of Democratic meeting held at Day.
ton, Montgomery county, on the 18th Of
december, to appoint delegates to the
9Th of January Convention. At tho
meeting a committee of five was an
pointed to draft resolutions expressive
OF the sense of the Democracy of the
county c. L. Vallandigham, James
Brooks, George W. Houck, W. J. NJ
Batchelder and Daniel Tucker were an.
pointed said committee.
Mr.. Vallandigham made the renort
which was adopted Here is one of his
resolutions verbatim, italics and all
Just as 1t stands in the Statesman. +
ResolUed, That whatever on;n;on.
might have been entertained of the
feb,eralists, of the late war with m
ana or by the Wings and AboI;t;ns
s. OF the present war with Max;o on-
ne TACT OF their country being enganod
u s sue war ought to have been sufic;5en. s
or them, and to have precluded dehe.n d
n 'nat subject till successful term;n NM a
ion OF the war; and that, in the maan e
= lue' a tne patriot could have experiencnd O.
. oilllcuity in recognizing has plac e' GU ri
re side OF his country and co1Id "u uen On W
ave been induced to yield either 49,; 81
Il or moral " aid to the enemy" FD''i g
we commend Vallandigham's resoln M M
IN to the careful consideration of the tn
sdger. u Tue ba
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saS- Gen. Burnside, BECOMING con-
Tineed that the Kentucky traitors -
conjunction with the rebels in Brara,a
army, had matured a plot for 80. 90
control OF the State Government for traa
sonable purposes; and had ALREADY 49,.
large rebel force into the strong frn;on
counties to intimidate loyal voters and
'nuS secure the election of the seces.ion
ticket-proclaimed martial law and a; :.
rec'ed the military authorities to see
mat traitors were not allowed 70 vote
AT TINS the State Sentinel grows furiouslv
mad and atfirms that the election in
i kentucky on Monday will be no more
Iree than those of France, Austria or
T'an Mark the Sentinel well! Tae
election IN Kentucky is not free beeapse
traitors are not allowed to vote
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SO RE WARD.

Ky RECENT ORDER FROM THF scon.
paid foy 81 tbs war Ten DOLLARS will be heTeaSte-
- ne Hynes, Provost Marshal IL - capt.
dey.rteN DOLLARS and all expenses far o, TO
this etr delivered to him at his Headquarer1.s ~
all loyal citizens OIfy Will be promptly paid and
i've neighborhuods. III tnelr respec
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@ As a freinh. IT,:

5 As freight train on the Bella.
f fom'd dnn hallroad was coming west a
&c" Jays since, car loaded with WOOD
eaus"' W nre from the sparks from the en-.
sIne. "hen discovered the flames w.
. pursuing out from the sides and end A.
mere was no way of saving the car :,
was cut lose from the train behind ond
the engine shot forward with liSbtnin nu
speed for about three miles to a sw;tnis
i the names roaring and cracking like
hurricane The car was run into ID
s"ith and allowed to burn up. while the
engine went back after its rear-guard
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q. s.
1868
PENSION AGENCY.

boqntIes, Pensions and Back Paw
JUN TENNIS is authorized bv
government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Gollects resigned officers pay accounts
oIsscnsTged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers
Soldiers discharged BY reason of
wounds, can get 800 bounty bV en,l -
ing through this Agency. Letters Of IN
curry, with stamp, always answered
Auuress JOHN TENNIS,
o@oo Pension Agent.
OnceI toffica building First street |
'i'io ian. 26-1y.
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HOME INTERESTS.

WANTED-By the Jewish Congrega-
ton, first class English Teacher for
the term one year, from September lst
The candidates will be required to stand
an examination. Salary liberal. For
further particulars enquire of
A. STERNs,
aug4-d2w Sec y School Trustees.
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WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney at Law and q. s. Claim,
Agent,

A''orheJ at Law and U. S. Claim
Agent,
is authorized by the Government To nro
cure u e tensions, Bounty Money PooI
oni IdHu, Cfain1s Tor Bd 31ssGh
t anu other PROPERTY DESTROYED x1b 1ThS. ::
o ohe service of the Government and IN ~
claims, of whatever ki.,d or naa ali
against the United States " nature,
RRo 30 for Discharged Soldiers,
raa by an amendment to the BopntV 0I Iaw
RaJIe soi At the last session of Congress- aw
been S or sIs3 or other persons who hare
within It. two s~ Taar. hes,egfter be discharged
enlistment, by reason of w oa,e OF ro their
In battle, shall receive the ao sern 5ecelv-
as d though h they served two T pes bounty
GDn n SEQ so3 Main street, over KelIer,s
1;Nfe' 1 opposite the Court House
correspondents must enclose stau,.
,D H Good references given, 'i if Fe.
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Mutual Insurance Company Of Van.
derburgh County.

AUGUST 4, 1868.
An election for seven Directors and a.
Secretary, to serve for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Office of Ben. Stiuson.
opposite the entrance to Crescent City
Hall, Third street, on Monday, the 18th
day of August, 1868, between the hours
of o'clock and 5 P
aug4-3tw BEN. SrrNsoN, Sec.
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U. s. CLAIM AGENCY.
BOuntfes, Pensions, and Arrears of
Paw.

BOuhtleS, Pensions. and Arrears of
49,, Pay.
BEN STlNSON is authorized by the
United States Government (and has been
furnished with all the necessary forms
and lnstructions) to procure 6ounties
pensions and back pay for widows and
orphans; pensions, bounty and back pqv
Tor officers in the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, Marines, Engineers, Firemen, and
IIoal HeaEpEs S,1ayr>d =, a.. %. n
I u United States; collect accounts of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Government for damages done real
estate and other property by the Army
correspondents desiring answers must
enclose stamps Office Third street
second door from Main, Evansville Ind
mhll BEN STINSON.
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10 PHYsIcTANs.-If you wish to nm
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
lcals at small ad s nee on Eastern
prices, go and examine KrIIrn 4,
WHITE stock, where you will find eyerv
article that is needed by the professions
and at prices which cannot fail 70 g;ye
sa Their store is at No "a
Niain street. may4d&wtf
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WANTED

Cold, Silver am Demand
t Mo9es- = Also, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
una, Georgia, Alabama and
LOUISIANA Bank Notes. at
tCopeland's Savings Bank. No
4 First street. - f'o
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S Don't fail to read Judge Tanev's
decision on the Wisconsin Habso. ~.
p"s case. 1t will be found ON our first
page and we especially commend it to
those democrats who have always sworn
by Judge fancy, and have had so mpcb
to say about the Presidents violations Of
The Great Writ
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n "ooD IHING.-A new cistern is be.
,pg dug at the crossing of Third and
~ aHu' streets. A large number of
. - .S are necessary to supply the wants
Of the CITY, and We hope the authorizes
VIII ii push 'ne matter until enough are
quilt to secure ample water facilities -
accommodate the citv
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Mule Wanted.

l want to buy a small Mule-active
strong, full grown, and not exceeding 10
hands high. Apply at Coal Office, over
Canal Bank.
aug4-3t JOHN WYMoSp
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Soldiers Claim Aeencr

MCBRIDE d WHITrLEsEY are still w.
curing back pay for discharged 1 soIdi pro
w; shslons and Bounties for Soldiers enJ
TGe under the acts of Conrrs and !
1901 6ooI and 1862 Their terms 0n gre OF
rive Th!e them call. Their ofic aiG low
H niTo street, below the Crescent = c: on
febI4Iv
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PDA1N, TO SAY THE LEAST or TT I'll.
boonvllle DemOcrat-in speaking of the
great dlmmycratic" barbecue at Boon.
'iiie' which the scoundrelly" Republi-
cans got up the lie about John MORGAN
TO break up-thus gives its opinion of
one OF the speakers on that occasion
one Holcombe, from Gibson county.
Holcombe and several seekers after
copperhead notoriety-" too tedious to
mention were the speakers at the
barbecue. Hclcombe was the bio pnn
ana he fired the entire stock of his frea.
sonable ammunition at the Government
and at loyal men. He "did his mart
toward making the people believe" that
ne was copperhead, a low, dirty black.
o,r lt''s'. Prf'rcTpreo are frostrnfv n
aJ siorlouS Government and friendsh;o
a n sympathy with its foes This faman
iiolcombe, has been wasting his t t;'
Since Inc opening of the Rebellion - "ne
aeavoring to stir up dissat;sfa ~ en-
among the people-hostilitv to tha G
Of his d;-1a IN doing the dirty work
ri MS dlsloyal masters. He is q n nUA
v;t b,y unprlncipled demagogue~be ;S
,neaIa . an atom of brains; a noor
,psr d, d notyrlous liar, a low bIacL-
Iuan ru ana vlllainous traitor. His i'm
, oth;o or eloquence can accomnliab /
ba among sensible, loyal men and J.
ae majority of his hearers at tho h %nu
' ga, were disguised at his slang. var =
-; comOe, We believe, was one of the
members of the Lcgisla. :
re VINO pelitioned the Governor 70
owe the 9th cavalry from the border
isre 1t was stationed to prevent such i
ios as mat ACCOMPLISHED hu Ma...
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@- Dobell laid unon o.. -,

e- Dobell laid upon our table last
night whole batch of eight literature
with the latest pictorial weeklies. He
mas iuil assortment of the kind ON
n4hd' including a little joker entitled
Jokes at the White House" Call ex.
anime and purchase.
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B Instances occur where fnteyua
Teoenue stamps are put on letters and
papers to prepay postage No stamps
are good for postage but postage stamps.
When any other kind are put on, they
count as nothing, and double postage is
collected on delivery Please bear this
in mind. .po.r,,n
aug3-2td&1tw
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OFFICIAL.

EVANSVILLE, August 4, 1868.
A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
n Post Office at Evansville Indiana. Auer-+
3, is 5 Persons Failing for these letters viii
please say . Advertised and give date of list
Advertising fee, one cent
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is in receint 90 at the Post Office,
the ponrIon =. e'pe' Weeh[y and all
see Ferd. "i' ana
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DIED.

august 3d. CHARLES FREDERICK son -
Fred. W. and Mollie Linck. IF
Funeral at the f'mily residence at o,c,oct ,,,;.
morning. Friends are kindly invited.
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HtCWUFH.

L Will give reward of FIVE DOLLARS
to any one who will furnish sufficient
proof to convict those who may hereafter
break the windows or otherwise iniure
the Lecture Room on the corner of
Chestnut Street and Canal.
!yo-0lm A l.. RoRJSsoN
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LADIES LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Atkison Maggie kirkpatrick Martha
Angel Nancy Kellin Josephine
Allsupp Luse Aguess
Arnold Mrs Harry Linxwiler Mary ]
Buliduer Cathrine Maxwell A
BoWles Lucy Murphy Mary.B
Bradla Annie Mansfield Kate
beard Salle Malcone E
Bell Mary Minny Sarah
berry Susan Mofitt Mary
Beesly Mrs James Murphy Edible
barnum Jennie Mills Martha
Boonan Mary Morgan Sarah
c - "elhie Mills Ann
Clark Harriet NJ Murnbv Ma-v
Carroll Mrs Chas Mipnu Miss
Garter Mary Mcdonald Amelia G
Siark Maggie McMulln II
Gully Mary HcDandle Julia .-
c c, sane McCutchen Mary
Suioertson Viola NeatZ Eliza
Crook Mary Newman Salli.
Dougherty Nancy Newman Lizzie
Dulton Rebecca O,Uarar NJ a
Deacoh S"rsh osDorn Sarah
Dively Christian Perry Maria Z
Dyson Emma Pratt Ann ID
laws Lou Powers Isabella
DaIo" Laura Palmer Helen G
peeNey Emily Parker Matilda
Daugherty FannyJ Partridge Jane
r,Vaps tarrie Rocket Ann
7 :, ng NJ, anu Louisa sum mers Elizabeth
I."ri cnrah Sssman Susan
feast LlzZy Stow NJ III
risher Emma Still Louisa
Faith Ellzaoeth Stinson Lenisa @
T nf leesTeca Smith Lucinda
- -, -u.s Juhn Stlnson c
Hause NancyJ sin SfaiinS
Holdman I z Sava,a -,
Hayes Catharine Stow Me-. N
ui rnHa Stall Mary
Hardin Angelina TAYLOR F.
Harvey Mary Ts.r, NJ,
I tsI'il mary ~ Wilson Emma
Iounsoh Ahh Weaver bbie -.tI
I omns'o M. ann Milcher Mary Ellen
johnson Elizabeth Yonnc F1as
Jordan Martha
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PAPER MILLS.
EVAN VILE
= AHER Mills
LEIGH & 0ARLSTEDT, agents.

WE oI maiA,nSUFACTURE WRAPPING p.prp
Prices sent on app has and at Cincinnati prices.
jyiOd6m 70 the Agents,
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STRAYED.

'k g1SI THE UNDERSIGNED IN Tpr
or eight IN evansville Red and White Cow sd
aon remember marks. ~ ny o. a horns sawed off;
ly rewarded. "''On OF said Cow will be liberal.
au4-3td&1tw -. LOUDER.
Main ST., above BnJI H.,
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GENrLEMExs, LIST.

GENTLkAENs' LIST.
Ashworth las Mason Az
y auEeil VI Miliigan John
parker Chas Martin Richard
I Barhoor J W MARKS Pc
D'r". Joseph Manhale Thos
BrRndley Hugo Matthew -, y
BaAer Johu Martin Albert N
Bayer T Maat w
p narron !" m Mason Everett
DIV ah Joshua McClerefy J ID
| Bates Geo w sTcCrsrr w
Gna,-I W Mclaughlin Jas H
Sor"ih McQuary Joseph
Carr Joseph NJ Nolan 60
Cole Samuel u MOI = IL e
Campbell Dudley McKinney W.
Caldwell VIM Mccr;II - y IN
SiI' MM McMHllin Thos
G GA EI.,hcis NJ Newman Geo
-! i"S Shfer New berger Jas
DiNv" D"Nio nightingale Alfred
Edwards Abraham or 80 M t1eii'iu
1857 $3.50 rank OMarra John
20 I, Lew Pillmau Chas
FiagherJ G pe,e,s MsoL,
I1'1ps.IleA Jas Putna" John
I raIGnllds Isaac Rogers C
rockingham VIM Ratcltf NV
Is, heF Rankin John
1 1Iinian Robinson Geo
Grtht peterson ROuTke VIM
SIeeh J"nn Sullivan John
C a"s DehJSmln Simons Levi
Green Henry Scott W y
hopkins Ihos Swift J nj
Harness John B 3 Sberid,n NJ
~ Scales fhos
Ham John L Sben,,srS -
Hobbs DIR B Stinson
Hagan Geo Stons Tg-na
HARM Dann StaaI w.,
Hendricks VIM Stoard q r.
Harvey Ben StoDps So,
Hays EsqB TomIinsa-1 -
johnson Jayee T,tma,, NT.s: "A
J"itEss'H ,r,rv.a-.- s,auisoh
lnwood VIC W. n
In5i;.. Wyant Perry
z 49, . am Wesbour Frank
h ominans Donninck WiIss Ia, II
Kline Solomon wiIso,, - NJ
kimmens Henry Wilson W., M
T-a-att CIV, nm Wilmoth TW
! = c mas Wilson Jas
I,abt SAhh Woodward Shany
49,, Woodruff J d
lockwood Newton UiIlia,.. W
Ioofs IT, ~ Wood Jarrett
JAMES H. McNEELY, P. M
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HOUSE WANTED

A NY ONE HAVING A HOUSE CONTAIN.
.na,i ing f six or eight rooms and suitable for
drassina can hear of prompt tenant by ads
80 CHASE p PARSONS
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This is the language of MiItonis Dov;I

10 'ne language OF Millions Devil
a Democratic cotemporary saws "Mor.
gan rode right through Mr.. Vallandig.
nam S late district, where the heavy Dem
ocratlc vote of the State is located and
instead of being aided has been .ptterlu
DESTROYED" He was destroyed but not
IN Vallandigham's district. He passed
through that living on the fat of the lana
GUIDES were plenty and provisions in
abundance. 1t was only when he oot
up near the Pennsylvania line that he
was overhauled, and there he was helm,
shown the nigh cuts" by Can't Bprb;ol
whom the Ohio Statesman endorsed 90
being a genuine butternut.
Several regiments of n;na.non.b.,
P 11en among the Massachusetts troops in
pdhks command, whose terms exnired
iong ago, remained, in spite of the dead
CHARACTER OF the service before them
TO- 10 assist In the capture of Port Hudson
VINO VIII sheer at the pluck or disinter-
e9teuhess OF Yankees in the face of this
glorious fact? ''''e u tniS
;, The Boston Journal of yesterday pull
hshes the following advertisement ex-
traordinary:'
Inc individual who dropped half of
ms thumb at the corner of Cooner ond
North Margin streets, on TUESDAY n;gbt
may nave some interest in KNOWING fbot
II has been picked up and carefuII2 nre'
s3 oy a worthy citizen of ward 5;
~Iu Tue Individual IN his shirt sleeves
f Sno hmped Oh with bullet in his hip
i ron shot near the same neighbor.
L h, on the same night, may receive tie
DrIch ne gave in exchange for it bv re.
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r. M. TEAHER, ................ z ditOr.
J. N. SILVERTHO1SN,-
Mall Gleanings.

Hon. George E. Pugh of 0hio-"Glo.
rious George" as his friends delight to
call him-in recent speech at Lima, in
that State, declared that he was in fuvor
of destroying the military bastile on
Johnston's Island As this is used ex-
clusively for the confinement of prison
ers of war, the people viii readily appre-
ciate the motives of the gentleman in
desiring its destruction. 1t suits him
our boys ruau 10 keep them contined IN
northern bastile" Since John Nor
gan has been incarcerated in the Ohio
State penitentiary, we presume he is also
In favor of destroying that military
bastile."
Josh Ford, who has been several
times suppressed, as we'll as confined
In the military prison at Louisville for
VIGOROUSLY disloyal publications and
aetS' mas started a paper at Hartford,
NY 1t Its teachings are no better than
nose issued in his Greensboro papers,
they, will neither be ad, ambiguous 10 the
loyalty or morals of the citizens of Hart
tord.-M Il. Ledger
Josh sent US one of his papers. He
breaches good democracy; that is, his
paper is filled with abuse of the Govern
ment and abolitionists, while it has
nothing to say against the rebels or their
cause.
A firm in Bridgewatcr, Massachusetts.
is making gun from wrought iron which
will weigh, when completed, about sew
enteen tons. 1t is forged solid, in an oe-
tiagonal form, with the cavity bored out
thirteen inches in diameter, and will be
hooped with large bands of iron, nut on
by hydraulic pressure. The lathe on
which the metal is being turned is one of
the largest in the world.
A motto for the Vallandigham Demo
Gratis, expressing their position exactly:
Freedom of speech for treason and r.
slavery" '''0'
APRoPos.-The Richmond DISPATCH
of the 18th, in review of the recent los.
ses and crosses Of the Confederacy.
makes use of the su bjoined quotation:
WHAT though the field be lost,
All Is not lost! The uncomfortable will
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SAW MILL.
KE NOTICE.


tive the Homeless Homes!
BENEVOLENT FAMILIES
willing 10 take and raise Orphan or sbsndon;
nildIen Of either or both SEXES. Will co,ser
c 1,Ir ny Notifying the Undersigned One ill.,
LII o.L an" TWO little boys are now with hin, ~.
Shom he wishes 10 find Lcinq. and othars l1r
iy97 H. John GREEK.
Township Trustee.
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- J.
NOTICE.

examination Of Teachers.
High School Poorl ~ 4a,4rps
the I56 inst, csmm ,n hs@ns saturday
after bnt nations will be held ouartauS q. NJ
held sr Unt no more private examipstioa there
All teachers r., Gh a. th OF emergency, VIII De
VIII De required to be examined nave not license
AMI II W. Knight Knight. County Examinor
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

49," OhLEANS MAILS
inc Post-Office Department has given
ORDERS e tor sending through the mails
from CAIRO to New Orleans. No letters
however VIII be sent that way unless
marked on the envelope Via Ca;ro !"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

GENERAL ORDER NO. 252
The following order of the President
is published for the information and gov
eminent of all concerned:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, july 80 I
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

naF There is system of illegal
swindling existing in this city which is