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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
NOTICE.

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=, d. 4 II. W SHITH's AxKRIcAE oRaASs.-
Anteag ths different inxsntiona originated and
Rerfocted By American fngeauity during the past
twonty Years, few are more surprising than the
impFovsments Ia musical Instruments, especially
IN reed Instruments knewn IS "Resd Organs"
Harzneniums and helodsOns- Eurupean tasts has
long seemed to have been satisned with the Or.
gans Of Alexander and Pleysl, although neither
OF these instruments afford much xaris ~ Of tone,
notwithstanding the makers have multiplied
stops and sets OF reeds, and By consequences they
eost, TO an extraordinary degree. The Amsric1n
Organ made by s. D. Z H. w.Smish, Boston, mag
safely challenge comparison wIth either ofthem.
whether IS regards variety power and swsstnsss
Of tone or cost. All reed instrunents made hy
the best manufacturers in this country AFs con-
strueted en- the same principles Wis: Of nRkgrxs
the air through the reeds by an exhaustive bal
lows, instead Of ToRc Nc Il through them by pow
erful pressure; and the sskAmegicsn OrxAan dff-
fsrs nom its competitors mainly in three points
LIST, The great care and thorough exercised in
manufacture; I'd. In the skillfai yoieiDR, giving
- many dinSFsnt qualities Of tone ~ there are
ssts o. reeds and I'd, in tbs use Of rsvsrbera-
ting box, which adds materially TO the powsr Of
the Instrument without dstEiment % its dslicaey
azd Hweetness. Ans peFson possessing q musical
box can readily appreciate this Improvement by
setting IL while in operation on = msntel or
taels, and then on alares empty box or barrel,
and observing its vastly increased power and
richness when in the latter position. In these
three p0ints-and they are certainly material
ones-is superiority claimed for the Ansriean
q
reed instruments Of 9th makers. The Messrs
1 smith being the most experienced Roed Organ
makers In Boston, khaving established than
selves tn 1881 and having AZ least sqsal facilities
/ with any other makers, have always xept them
sslTes familiar vi all ir1 rovemenfs and iESan.
lions in their department, and they conEdentiy
assert t.sir american Organ" 70 be uneQuallsd
l in yoiciug, sweetness and poEsr- Of tone hs
| eontrivanees fer producing varied expires len,
sach ~ tbs "trsbls forto" trsmoIo Aad the swell
srdthe ease with which ebangs o. stops may b
l medes render thu American Organ. in skillfe
hands, capable OF a. much delicacy Of expression
zad variety Of effect as the expensive Hermoni
uns OF Alexanure with their thirteen registers
aud while undoubtedly far Superior in durability
Il sold for less than half the east. The demans
, in England for Smiths American Organ Il stead
| lily increasing. and is "a irrstrsgibls proof kha
il triumphantly stands the test OF ecnretition ii
their own market with the meet celshrnfsd Eurp
| psan Instruments s+-zas asa
Warren 4 Conyugton Sole Agents TT thu ahoF
instruments In this District NJ ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
Reported Fighsi.E ns.r w.shln gssa

Reported Fighting assr yysshingtsa
70 PHILADELPHIA, July i2--The Euen.
ing Telegraph of this city has the fol-
lowing: go s.e~ -
Fighting has been going on nsar
Washington since morning The rebels
are approaching the defences Of the
Northern side Of the city in strong force.
A special dispatch to the BalietiH
from Harrisburg Gays our forces are re-
ported to be in possession Of Frederick.
1t is rumored the rebels ara reerossing
the Potomac beloF Maryland HeightA
The Eorthern Central Railroad il free
from rebels now. 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

REBEL RoBBERIEs IN HESDKRsoN.-
The following list Of robberies by the
guerrillas, in Henderson, on Wednesday
evening Of last week, is given by the
Henderson NeOs Of yesterday:
Watches, rings, &c, from WIN. Steele,
$500; goods stolen from d. Hsrt's store,
Sl5; from 7. HoHman's, $3.50; from
Bernard Baum's, SIS; from II. Hey
mans, $50; from Fl, Schlesinger's, s2S;
from F. Norris Il Co.'S, SIS. Total,
$407.50.
The above is in addition to the amount
stolen from the General Hallsck, and
yet we have been assured, by msa who
no doubt sympathze with tho guerrillas,
that they did no harm in Henderson,
didn't steal anything. One mas even
figured it down to Ss IS the sun total
that they took without paying for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
Permanently.

Miss Miranda Wheeler will teach
penmanship to both girls aud hsys one
hour each day for one month, at the tut
ton of one dollar and 6ily cents each,
provided sufficient number apply to
render tia good compensation. All who
wish to join this class will meet Miss
Wheeler at the Girls intermediate room
in the Upper School House, Monday July
18th, at 9 clock, A. NJ jy5-d5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
GOLD PENS.

AL pens bear my trademark, 80. p. BARSss
ExTRA Loa., KY, for which have sesnred the
sopFyf3h and warranted IA sarats ace Ans
perfect in every respect. Sent by mail xprsss
% any part Of the country on receipt Of price and
FefHFa ehaFyss. pefsonserdering will please stats
the Size and style desired. whether hard sr soft,
ne or coarse and II the pen should fail 10 please
proSe detective, they will have the privilege sf
exchanging. deduction Of afteen per cent. al.
lowed ON orders Of SIS or ever, and twenty hys
per cent. on those Of <IUo Literal diseenat nada
to the trade. Old pens repaired IN the best nan-
nsr for thirty ave cents (and sau.sl cash Cirea-
lars showing sikes, styles, and prices ef Watches
sent FREE to any address. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Peas and AAERIcAN wAreuRa,
b35 Main Street, cor. Sixth, louisville, Ky.
uch2l'eS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
Reply Of nal. GEN Sanford ts Mayer
Gunther. 49,

NEW YoRx, July 1.-THE following
is the reply of Maj Gen Sanford TO the
letter Of Mayor Gunther Of the City Of
New York:
Sic: Although / cannot concur in
your definition Of patriotism, / fully
agree with you in the necessity Of Fstains
ing an organized and disciplined militia
ry force in assr city sufficiently strong
to suppress any attempt Of the lswlsss
and evil disposed members ofthe COM
muaity to renew the scenes of arson and
plumber which disgracee our ctr. last
summer daring the absence of the city
regiments. In answer to the present
call of the President on the Governor Of
the State, only $500 men have been de-
tailed from this division, a. our quota of
the 1900 required, and after this de-
partment is Withdrawn | shall retain IL
Of the disciplined fegiments Of the Isl
division in the city, ready and willing,
and abundantly able To put down prompt
ly any demonstration against the peace
and good order of the Community.
/ regret that after the explanation
yesterday, in person, you should have
deemed it necessary to publish your let
ter, and | hope that you will have no
objection to she publication Of this an
sEsr, to allay any fears which you may
have excited. so
lam, very respectfully, your obedisus
servant, 8 &c. w. SANFORD,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
VIEW York Markets.

EKv YoRx, July Il.
COTTON Shade hrmsr, at l ssgi % for mid
ding apiAndsf lss 49,
FLOUR.-Heayy. aud 351soe lower: : T5s9i2 %
for common good shippimg brands 70 extra round
hoop Ohio; L COATS % for trade brRBdsy mar
Ret eiessd heavy, With no buyers st ontsids quotG
items. sae. a.sF. ssrHr saf
western new.
ETK--Quiai a. eo8I 95.
C0RS.--openei steady, but closed dull AID low
e.; 1 s21l GO fer new mixed western.
OATs.-Dull; % for westsrn.
SUGAR-Dull; moderate request.
PORK Heavy aud lowsrs IS 0o0&s IS for new
mess, closing At the inside price
MONEY.-Actips 81 Tas; sterling exehangs
irregular aud unsettled e 0es<.
G0LD.-Irregslar and unsettled; opened n
1 50, and closed at T31<a2 ~
GOVERNMENT STOCKS bull; Q 8. s.. 's1s
COUPONS. 036l 0s1<; 6-20s eospous, Oss<4
i e41<t 1865 active and quiet at oo5f9l OK;
stocks lower.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
(By Telegraph
Cincinnati Markets.

= Na So eINcTssAT1, July u.
FLOUR-DuIl and unsettled pfiess BomInal
wHEAT.-Duli and gnsettisd; prices nominal.
q CoRN.-~nnu I 20 for shellea.
r OAfS.-DuH at sffss2. ego
WHISKY Flat At I 20. roy be-
MISUNDERSTANDING Of consequence doing.
and prices nominal ga.
observation-disclosures. % mach - that
tive quotations cannot be given. fF
sG0LD.-2 IS. fs-r 49,. s-aa.sI -
EXCHANGE steaifv e, sss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
Gov. ssymeur,so Order.

ALBANY, July l2.-Gov. Seymour has
issued q general order directing the
commandsnts Of all regiments Of ma
tional guards to hold their commands in
readiness for immediate service. Major
Generals and Brigsdier Generals are d.
rscted 20 see that this order Is At once
promulgated throughout their divisions
tand brigades In connection with this
order be also issued an appeal to the
people Of the State 70 aid in carrying
out this object by joining the national
guard, or By such other measures as viii
give that organization the number re-
quired By law. He says that unless this
8 done At once he cannot respond to the
calls made BY the President Of the Uni
ted States The national Constitution
declares that q well regulated militia is
seeessary to the security of free State,
and il we had needed this truth We should
not have besn subjected to the invasion,
TO the Disgrace Of riots, and TO the
hazard Of still greater cRlamities-
The negligence Aad false esoHony
which led az to disregard this warning
have been fearfulIy punished. The cost
Of forning and eqaipping the National
Guard would hays beenItriHing, COM
pared With the amount which New York
must now pay as its quota of the ex-
pense Of driving back the armies which
now threaten the National capital Let
Hs Be warned By the errors of the past.
] implore all citizens to lay aside passion
and prsjudice and 10 unite in carrying
out = lawful demand by their honor,
the interest, the safety Of the entire MAJ
ton. In many parts of New York this
duty has been utterly neglected, and the
barien of answering the calls for miiitis
has been thrown upon few portions of
tbs State. In time of civil war we are
perplexed with many questions which are
beyond the grasp OF any mind. We see
them from different stand points aud
reach differsnt CONCLUSIONS.
Il is only ignorance AID blgotry which
will make these differences and views
occasions for controversies and rsproach.
However we nay differ upon other points,
there should be no conflicts Of opinion
as to the duties we owe the State and
National Governments | expect all
not to allow their passions, their preju-
dices or suspicious to increase the dan
ger which overhangs US. Let us cordi-
ally unite IN measures essential to the
preservation. ef the spower Of the Ma
tional unity. tho peace and good order
Of society. First among them is the or
ganixation Of those liable to duty, with.
out respect to creed or political opinions,
into local military companies, in order 10
meet the constitutional demand Of yoars
Government to secure the enforcement
Of the laws Of the State, aud to afford Sc
eurity to the liyes and property of our
citizens This must be doae at once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

la Is it not rather humiliatinE that
the city Of Henderson can be entered, in
broad day light, by such an insiznifi-
cant force Of fascals, who plunder at
will-HendersoH NeVs.
The Times, of this city, says such talk
as the above is an indication of "hsllish
hatred against the whole south"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

Nsw YoRK, July l2-The CONNER
eial says the interview between Mr.. Fes-
sender aud the representatives. OF the
Philadslphia, New York and Boston
banks, held to-day at the American Ex.
change Bank, has as yet resisted in
nothing definite. After mutual inter
change Of ssntimsnts, the main business
Of loan vas referred to committee Of
tee officers Of associated banks OF New
JERK ths Directors Of the Philadelphia
and Boston banks cossenting to abide
BY the decision of the New York bank
era. Mr.. FesseRden stated that he had
no definite policy TO announce, other than
70 adopt himself TO the varying reqsire-
msnts Of the public situation.
He was indisposed 10 iacreass the val
tle Of curreucy, unless sneh course
we're inevitable. The Secrstary's views
we're regarded, upon the whole, With
nueh sasisfaetisn, especially as indicate
ing that in future much better accnfd
viii exist bstwesa the Treasury Depart
ment anath banks than heretofore, and
that Mr.. Fessendsn will prove an eni-
nently practical secretary. go
The present wazts Of the Treasury re-
quire loan Of fifty millions, wkich the
Secretary estimates, with ordinary re-
eeipts, viii serve him until September
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

FAN WAnSlSo. We direct attention
to the advertisement of w. E. French,
Collector of this District, and remind
those interested of the importance of
needing the warning. Delays are always
dangerous, in this case they nsy be sx-
pensive.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

CAIRO, July ii, $50 P. M.--A skirmish
took place near Clinton, twelve miles
from Columbus, Kentucky, at sunrise
yesterday morning, between a detaeh-
ment Of the 34th New Jersey infantry
under Lieut. Col Moore and about fifty
gusrriAas led By the notorious Kesler.-
Five Of The guerrillas we're killed and
wounded and two taken prisoners. Some
of their horses were killed.
Their leader, Kesler was MORALLY
wounded in the head, and died at Colum-.
bus last sight Four Of our men we're
wounded, one 10 the leg so badly as to
necsssitAte ampntation. Kesler Was one
Of the most notorious guerrilla leaders
ia the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

ST. LOUIS, July l2-Olivs Street. Ho-
tel, formerly the Monroe House, KEEP. BY
BaEwell L johnson, was nearly destroy
ed by FIRE last night Loss not yet as.
certained.
5 Until further OILERS no steamboats,
viii be allowed to ascend the Missouri
river above jefferson City without safi-
cient arms, ammanition and crew com.
pstent 70 defend her against the guerril-
las now swsrniag the country alonz that
stream.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

GRAND CoTILLIoE PARTY. - There
will be a grand cotillion party given at
Masonic Hall tomorrow Tuesday even
ing at eight o'clock Excellent music
will be provided, and everything calcu-
lated to make the evening pass pleasant
y away Tickets Of admission for lady
and gentleman, one dollar. -.
July l1th. ss5v ld2t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

Kathairnn IL from to- Gfesk cord 'sEatkro, 'ssof
"Kathaire." sigHifyiBg 70 cleanse. rsJuvlnass ans
restore. This article l. what is naaa siRaiasa.
For preserving. restoring and bs4stlfying fAe
human hair IL 4 the mosf rsmA4kebls prep arnffou
IL ths worid. IL Il agaiu oNnsd shd pct - ~
tbs original proprietor, and IL nov maze with sks
sant care, skill ard attention watch gave Il
nsie 81 over one million hotties % annea.
1t Is most delightful Hair DrpssinE
II ersdickfss scuff and dAndrHR
II kesps the leas e~ol e1d cleas.
IL makes the hair, rich, son and giossy.
II prefents the hair from failiHg OF sad taFn-
ing gray.
1t restores hair uyon bald heads. tt4
Any lady Or Esatirissb wbo yainsa bsaHtifni
head Of hair shssid ne Iyos's Kafbairon. II fa
known and Cd Throughout tie efviIissd weFld.
f5oId By all rsspectshia deaisrs H
DEMAs BkRSks 4 CO. sew Yerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
PatLApsLrH,.r Julv u,,,v,

g PH1LADsLPHrA, July IA Managsr
Wilson, of the American Telegraph
Company, il Baltimore, went out last
night and rebuilt the lines destroyed By
rebels, tkns rsopening the eommunica-
ton between here and Washington.
Trains aow run regularly from Balti-
mors .e Washington.
The Bslsimors AmeYfcaa Of last night
sayk that Gen. Tyler escaped from the
rebels and had reached Elliott's Mills.
Reports Of the cspture Of Gen. Franklin
are conGicsing.
There are now only two Govsrnment
wires working south OF here Rnmors
prevail Of sn attack by 1900 on the
northern Notifications Of Washington,
but they cannet be traced to any def
mite source. Much sxcitsmens prevails
here aHd business is nearly suspended.
A public meeting IS being held sew in
indspendenee Square hecraiting is
very brisk and before to-night G large
number Of men will be ready to leave
for Washington and Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Ths rebels
have again cut the wire between Balti-
more and Washington. s<sta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

S~ A very large lot Of plain brown,
white, and figured linen suits still on
hand at Lyons.
His stock is still very full and smbra-
ces all the most desirable and popular
styles of the season.
His stock of boys clothing is very
tasteful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

ANOTHER RAID ON HESD ERsoS-A err
IzEN SHoT.-on Monday evening, about
8 o'clock, band of 10 guerrillas, under
command OF Capt Helm, made raid
into Henderson, and exercised their usu-
al avocations Of robbing, stealing and
destroying, their operations being at
tended with the assassination Of Mr.
James Rankin, an old merchant, and one
OF the best men in Henderson.
= The thieves had demanded the key to
Rankin's safe, which he refused to give.
them, or which he was unable TO give
because twas not in bis possession. He
started down stairs and when on the
first landing from the head OF the stairs
was shot by the cowardly assassin, the
ball taking effect in the neck, and pass
ing through il downward into his shout
der. He was alive yesterday morning,
but there we're but slight hopes Of his
recovery. This hOndish and cowardly
ret created great indignation among the
better class of the citizens of Henderson,
aud one man proposed to get up band
to drive the villains out of towh, but all
to whom he applied began with one con-
sent to make excuses.
The guerrillas vent to the telegraph
office, destroyed the instruments and the
battery, and made diligent search for the
operator, who mingled in the crowd and
was not recognized,
They robbed stores freely, cutting sad.
die blankets from fne broadcloth, and
plunderingAt will They also visited tn,
Halleck, at the landing, and searched
her for government stores but fount
nothing. -...f
During the night they returned and
broke open several stores.
As the Hallock was about to leave
yesterday morning, word was brought t
her that the town was again full of yuer
rilas. Just after she had showed off som
one called out that the soldiers in III
town were Federal; which is propably col
NSset, as large Federal forcs:.was at Run
sey and Calhoun day or two ago, an
as.the Fairplay, which the HAllsck m,
just above Henderson, did not open o
the town it is fair to presume that the
foupd no rebels there
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
sTOCK-BREEDING.
Important to Breeder Of Blooded
Stock.

THE CELEBRATED STALLION sBU-
Il FORD" viii Usks the sezsen Of 1894 ~ The
Ansrioen sable, Evansville, Ind.
TEzzn.-S20 20 insure. =.
PxDEszKE-Buford vas got By imported GIsn-
ees. first dan b Minstrel, Minstrel By Asdoe,
Msdoe By Gsw York Eclipse; second dsn BY b.
ford's Alexander, third dam By Eanxhall's Moses,
6Erth dam by Duks Of 5stfOFd, 6fh dam by
Unioa, nxtk dam By imported Dshstsr.
HI9akRDsoS BBIfTOH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
STRAYED.

IN SATURDAY, the sSth inst, from the an.
~ dersigned, living on the corner Of Foarth
and Sycamore streets, four head of horses and
two mares. Said stock are all branded on left
hip and under the name with the Latter L. Any
psrson having either taken up any Of the stock or
knowing Of their whereabouts will Be thankfully
ixzs9s ~ Il L. ADLER.
TposaviIls psAsszat plssss eoey.l = Tss'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

HARPERs' MAGAzIEs.-Mr. e. J. Do
bell bookseller aad stationer, Main street,
has laid upon our table the August num-
Der Of Harpers' Magazine. As usual
Harper is full of good things, and as
usual DobsIl is first 70 receive il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
CTTY NEWS.
Union county MAE Meeting.

The Union men of Marlborough Coun.
IL are invited TO meet at he COURT
HOUSE in Evansville, on
SATURDAY., JULY zsd,
at two o o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to the District Union
Convention to be held at Evansville the
next ensuing Wednesday, JAY 9th and
also to take measures to perfect Coun-
ty organization, and to open and prose
cute the campaign with system and vigor.
Union men throughout the county are
urged to attend and participate, and
give the benefit Of their presence and in
huence to the good cause. It is hoped
eUery Township may be represented.
Come, and let as give "a long pull, a
strong pull, and d pull altogether" Vic
tory is ours, if we only viH it to be 50.
Let no Union man stand back in this
crisis Of the country fate. The Repub-
lie expects every man to do his duty.
July llth, 1854. ldAwtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

NV YoEK, July I2.-Another draft Of
sesmen Will be made, this afternoon,
from ships, and sent BY steamer with al
possible despatch to Baltimore, where
hey will be Hssd for manning impromptu
batteries, which have been and are still
being raised, for the defense of that civ.
The draft will double the size Of the one
previous And 1000 be in charge Of the
executive Of the Navy Yard, Capt Paul
ding. $50 ssaA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

SEsT FoBwARD-Four or Eve guer-
rillas, spies and raiders, we're sent for
ward to Indianapolis yesterday morning
BY the military authorities in this city.
Among them we noticed the old rascal
who was caught about the saw-logs some
two or three weeks ago by Seargent
Brooks he is precious old sillain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

BALrrEohE, July l2--Evsrything Is
qsiet around the city. Last night
tores Of rebels passed through Towson-
town on the way 70 join ths main forces.
The rebels had With them Gen. Frank.
liz and staff, captured on the PhiIadsi-
phiz road on Monday. 0nly sae bridge
over Gunpowdsr river, on the PhiiadeI-
phia road, was burned. .-ws.s+
Business 10 At = stand-stilL. Nearly
ell the outlets from the eity are closed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

lsPseiaf Dispatch to thu Chicago Krsnlng Jsur I
Latest From GEN. sherman.
NAzHHILIE, July 9th.--A reliable gen
tleman has received the following dis
patch from Gen Sherman
> 's0Hr army rests its wings on the
Chattahooehee, ahovs and below the
bridge. The main rebel army is across
Oaly one corps (Hsrdee's) remains on
this side, occupying the Tets Dupont
The weather is very bad
ave have driven the enemy from the
strong positions At Kiaesaw and Simin-
ion and then camped within ave nils of
Marietta We have taken about 1000
prisoners.
''0ur pickets are now on the Chatta-
hooehee river bank, at Prics's Ferry,
and at the mouth of Niekojack. -
HANDEL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

EGg- See advertisement Of House for
sale. This is one of the most desirable
dwellings, in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

PEREYvILLE, Nh, July l2---Ths re-
ported capture Of Gen. Franklin was in
correct The mistake was made By the
resemblance between. the General and a
passenger. This statsmsnt Is confirmed
By one of Wallace's stat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
REMOVAL.
Stage Office RemoYal.

HlHg EVANSVILLE AND MI. VERNON
1-@ta~e tJfses has bssn removed from the
waahingtoa House TO the Ansrican Ho1se- The
SfaEs VII lssvs daily between seFsA shd sishs
o'eluck Al. - =
The Boopvfiis stage leaves the Ausrie1a H0u.e
81 Nond -, Wednesdays, a1d 1F1szyss beswssn
seven and stsht s'esSek M.
m-ySt DIN -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

BUWe have been told that the dele
cation that left this city on Monday
morning took with them five gallons of
whisky and other refreshments.