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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
TAe Stolen Prisoners of the kear-

sarge.
The New York Evening Post takes
strong ground with reference to the steal
ing Of Semmes aud his fellow prisoners
away frem the Ksarsarge by the English
yacht Desrhound. II Gays:
We trust that before this our Minister,
Mr. Adams, has made formal demand
upon the British Government for the
surrender Of these men, and that the de-
mand will be promptly acceded to- If
this Claim is not allowed, and if Semmss
10 csnsequsntly aaoat. on a new Ala
bana," we trust that Mr. Adams will de-
mand his passports without even waiting
for his instructions from home; aud that
within q week from that time the Kear-
sarge will be on her way to the Southern
Ocean to sweep British commerce from
those seas. Indianen and Australian
treasure ships-offer tempting prize.
Besides injuring the enemy, we can de-
rive substantial benefits from our cap
tures We need not burn the vessels
which we take We have ports 60 which
We can send our prizes. Moreover. the
Tycoon Of Japan and the Emperor ol
China have not closed their ports to our
prizes Russia has ports conveniently
near. She has always been our friend
and has little cause to love England
We imagine just in the present junctare
her ports would not be closed against
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
REMOVAL.
TH0s. G. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
i fasturinx EssAblishmsnt TO BE. fIRSf
STREET, below Main. He has large 3z1 els
gant assortment Of Hons-mads Work, a. hne 81
the ensst, guaranteed "Esod a. the besss and
for sails a. cheap - the cheapest, and LITTLE
shsaper.
His eEtirs stock consisting Of sns Buggy,
Coach. and Carriage Harness, Light Trottinx,
Heavy Wagon. Drsy, aad Express Harness, Sad
dlsss in endless variety, Brides Of all kinds In
any quantity, Collars, Gi-shs, surcinxIes, Check
Lines, Military work in short, svsrythiug In
bis lire, from Han1e strap 20 a. Monitor sad
dls"-has been Manufactured under his inme-
diate supervision. BY skillfri and experienced
work RaE, and is now ozEhred 20 the trade 8;
EASTBRN PRICES. Being able 70 eomps4a sue
sessfaily With anything in the market, h style
HntsA durability, and price. be cnfy asks trial
eAE and sz&rssns for yourselves APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

escape from his own capital Gold may
60 still higher, but so win the national
determination, and there is no reason to
spprehend disaster until there is cry
from the cowed and breaking heart Of
the American people, We can't subdue
the rebelsr When that cry is heard ths
rebels may ss well subdue US, and vel
coms, for there will be nothing left worth
fighting for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
TCeznusiestss.


Eaters Journals:
lam widow, the mother Of three
sons who are in the Union army. Ny
main dependence for support is the mon
ey l get, BY mail, from my sons When
/ moved from Illinois, to this place, /
/ gave orders TO one Capt Jesse John
SOD, at his instance, 10 take out any let
ters which came to the Postofice, Got
ton Wood, Gallatin county, Illinois, and
if there was money in any of the letters,
he was to take out enough to pay himself
and some neighbor a small amount
which owed them, and send the balance
to me in the same letter. / gave him
postage stamps to send me all letters,
money or no money. Now have the
affidavit Of ny son, Geo. W. Gurlsy, that
he sent me twenty-five dollars in letter,
directed to the above named postofics,
in the fall of 1863. | also have the Af
fidavitl of P. NJ Boyd stating that some
ttuC AAbSA tnfS3 b0-N&S Al 0AuuhkJa ACVEi
Mr.. Johnson's daughter, Sarah, who was
in the habit Of taking out her father {
m&il-matter, took ou. two letters address
ed.;o me. Now sm Of the opiniont hat
Mr.. johnson or his daughter Sarah have
got my money. If not, why did he not
send me my letters as he promised to do :
Ii is not very likely story that ;wo
letters belonging to another party would
be mislaid without design. Mr.. johnson
undertakes to excuse himselfin letter,
which is published below.
Ny son George states, in bis affidavit,
that be never said in any lesser to me. or
any one else, that be had money "stotf
or he would have seat me same
Now, Mr.. Editor, have made plain
statement Of facts, to show the world that
have been wronged. am afraid that
one Capt Jesse johnson, Of Gallatin
county, Illinois, has got my money /
forswarn all persons to watch him, as
he may do more mischief if he gets a sly
chance.
Respectfully yours,
CATHERINE HARD.
Evansville, Ind, July Goth, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

on account of lack of news to write
about The weather has laid an smbsr-
20 on active operations in this depart
msnt until Fall and cool weather sets in.
Should anything trsnspire in the mean
time that will be of interest 70 your
readers, you viii hear from JAKE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
GROCERIES.

CUGAR-CASE MTLLs-25 sagar-czns Mills.
- assorted sizes and prices, jest received per
steamer Prina Donna, and for sale at
T1CEERY BROS,
No. 1872 Main sfrest
CtoOK's SUGAR EvAPORATORs IS Pans
~ and Furssees for sale at
YICKERT BROS,
No. I32 Main street
WHITE NESHAYNOCK POTATOES 100
w bush. Northern Potatoes in store and for
saIs BY VTCKERY BROS,
No. I32 Main street.
CORN-MEAL rs bushels Corr Neal, fresh
u GRAND, in store and for sale by
VICEERY BR0S-
No ISg Main street.
HTHITE LINE 50 bbis- choice UusIAcksd
w White Lime in store aud for sale By
TICKERY BROS,
T3z Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. ]. S. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon.

HAvING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Evansville, Offers his professional services 70
shs eftfzens Of EEznsville and vicinity
E<- once and residsnos on Bstn street, oppo-
site nes 2. Z Depot. He will be found st Brsuzb-
ton Woods Drug Store. on the corner Of Tblrd
and Main, from TO 10 o'clock A N zach day -
jyI2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
AGENCY.

U~ n. WALKER wN. N. WALKER, JE.
WIN, 81. & WIN. 81. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase OF Real
Esta'e.
onies on THIRD Street., opposite the ceuTt Hcuse.
julyT-omdkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
Organic Weakness.

Lees of nstarai viEer, nervous and general de-
bility, with skin eruptiens, frver sores pains ia
every bone aud muscle, loss Of memory, headache
aud dizziness, night dreams, emil, sious, impo-
tenes. rte. etc, and the endless other suFerinEs
wh.eh afiiet snih rstient will be cured BY
meaHs st present used ia all the New York City
uaspitais, and those in Brooklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
JUS 5th, 1854.

krs Hard:
| received yoar letter. In answer 70
il say that the letters got misplaced,
but there was nothing in them but frisnd-
ship. There was no money in them.
George said that be would zsnt you
some money, but he got il ssold There
was no money in them, and ! an able 10
prove too BY my family others who va,
by and seen the letters broken open and
beard them read. And If this won't sat
isfy you, can't satisfy you.
Yours Truly JESSE JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
GENTLEMEN

who through thourhtless inprudence, or inRos
Gently, a. aaang hare have become poisoned ~
that meet deadly virus, FENERF4I, can now ind
immediate relief aud permanent cure. l use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
SATISFACTORY CURES
w ARR ANTED
OR NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE

I viii furnish reference from the New York
Hospitals Aa4 the city College also, Prof VIII
lard Parker, No. II west - sirtst Dr. J. n. Chill
top, chemist, a3 Prince street, New York, and
CITY, River, and Military references hsrs
Letters, With return stamp, promptly answered.
Medicines sent hy express, with directions IN
writing, whfFe the money accompanies the letter.
Eg- Office over the Auction Room, between the
Post Office aud Internal ionai Hstei. Commercial
Avenue, one block IN Of the passs nger Depot.
Cairo, Ilis. Post Office box No. 27i.
Ss- office hours from % " :. NJ, and from Z
10 IN.
n. s. BELL, N. d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

P. Siam unwilling to do the slight
est injustice TO any one, hsrwith publish
Johnson's letter to me in relation to the
matter. G. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
MERCURY.

/ euFa with a vegetable Neutraiizer, which AZ once
arrests she disease and very soon removes the last
settige frona the system, leaving the patient ~
vigorous and healthy. and the ska fresh and
blooming a. bafoFe the disease WAS contracted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
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MEDICAL.
L. .. TERRI. NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Rn 64G4A1 q oU A06O4s
ePFICZ - csFner First ard NAiz Streets, epsx
ReSsa's Esok Store tzAu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
cArRo. April s,h. IseL


Aessfs. HfIesr 4 Briggs,
GEsrLENEs since my arrival here, aud par
tieulaFly siacs Il was known had heretofore re-
sided in New York City, frequent inquiries have
boen made of me whether I WHs acquainted With
ur Bell of your city, whilst living there. aud
What hnew af him, csc.
In order that there shall BE- no misundcrstand-
ing, and for the purpose of placing my self right
Ia the eyes of thar gentleman veil as yourselves
and others, deem it proper as we'll As prudent 20
make This statement in writing, 20 Be left n your
hands, or given 10 Or. Bell, a. YOU may think
best, he 10 do with Il a. hc pleas~s. I knew Dr.
Bell some six or eight years since, In New York
City, where for few months We werr engaged In
the same Institute. He clever scholar,
standing third ia his ella within ffteen months
Of hia frst entry, aud pronounced BY all the Pro-
fassors, well as BY majority Of the Thirteenth
Street School, Of its brightest lights and hou-
orebie members. Dr.. Bells treatment In this
speciality. particularly IN the Treatment Of female
Diseases, is ACKNOWLEDGED equal 10 any OF the re-
Termed school Of physicians, and sxoellcd BY none
Ia the great Institute.
Or. Bell is, IN my opinion, gentleman we'll
worthy Of the extended patronage which, am
happy to ind, Is daily being extended 10 him.
Respectfully yours, J. T. WRIGHT, X. D..
propr ST. Louis Thfoat and Lung Institute,
No. 50 North Sixth street, 81. Louis, BIO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

L1Os>
AID uh<rrss sh< I'D s3ia saa, srtseie has
hess dsly rsss sfed On essa psrss. and the respee-
tive r,,s6raf,sns - the sane werv exrha.s-d q
Ls.Asa ~ the J., iaSssss. BY Cssries trsse's
Ada y. Eco. Eassy Exrssrasnssv ssd nsnss-
ter rer.es-p,iary ef the Caa~d Ssates. u the
Cssrs a 81 Jsss<s. and Ead Resell, hes Rn-
tenaie N.,e.sy's principal Ss-cssry u State
hs E,reiga aaars. % the part of their respee-
tive govsraments:
Nos, therefore. be Il kwown, thst !, AbRA.
HAH LINCOLN, President q the Urseed
States of AWerica, have csssrd the said addi-
tioaal article 70 be made pub'ic, u the end thst
the same, and every clsuae and part thereof,
NAV be observed and fulfilled with good faith
by the United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my
hand. and caused the seal Of the Upited States
10 he affixed.
Done At the city Of Washington this twenty
second day Of April, in the year of our
f.. ST. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty three, aud Of the Independence Of
the United States the eighty. seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

fVasc-No- ll3-
Az ACT 10 esseln q s1Aiaisaal 6upsvisiae
Io<pecsor Of anahsas a.A toe tseal H.
spectms Of sannbssas e. ~ Cs,lsetise
District e AWyAis. Tssssusas, - tvo
lseA lnspseans - - 0bllsssisu D6Mses
of Oreeoa. asd Co ssA~ psspsssa
Ben enacted BY iie Sessse 81 H.we
Of Representatives q tie UsiseS Ssssss
Of A~erica IL Coesres ssse~Ned. That
there shall Be desienased and appoisssd. n
the mode prescribed b Law, and Who saan
be paid the same annual eoapsssasioa - u
now paid. one additional supervising inspsc-
tor Of steamboats,. and two local Inspectors Of
steamboats,. at Portland, in the collection
district Of Oregon, and two for tho collectiou
district Of Memphis. Tennessee. q an annual
compensation Of seven hundred dollars, to b.
paid as provided by law, - in case Of other
like inspectors; and said inspectors shall
perform the duties and b. subject to the pro.
visions Of the steamboat act Of August thir.
teenth, eightehn hundred and fifty-two. + e,l
Sec. 2. And be 1t further esacted. That
so much Of said act act a. provides for the
appointment Of two local inspectors Of fsteam-
boats in the district Of Wheeling, on the
Ohio River, and for their compensation, 10
hereby repealed. "a sd r.. r-a v.,1e .4.y
Sec. 8. And be It f.rkhsr enacted. That
each engineer and pibt licensed according to
the provisions Of said set, shall pay for every
certificate granted by any inspector or ia.
spectors, the sum Of tsn dollars, to be &C.
counted for in the mode provided by law. +
Sec. 4. Asd be It further enacted, That
the forty second section of the net OF. August
thirty. eighteen hundred and iifty.two, be 90
construed as to require the inspection Of the
hull and boiler. IN the manner prescribed by
that act, Of every vessel propelled in whole
or in part by steam. and engagac - ferry
boat, tug or towing boat, or canal-boat. in all
cases whereof. under the laws Of the United
States. such vessels may be engaged in the
commerce with forsign nations. or among
the several states. 'l'q 80 gri li'A III J.
Sse. s. And be It further enacted. That
all engineers and pilots Of ferry.boatA tug
boats, or canal boats, subject to inspection BY
this act, shall be classified and licensed in the
same manner a. are pilots and engineers by
said act ofAugust thirty, eighteen hundred
aud .atty.twe. ~,.iN ~ no.. o:-.u ,
Sec. 6. And be it J.rtAer enacted. That
in lieu Of the fees for inspection required by
the thirty first section Of the act Of August
thirty, eighteen hundred and 6Ny-two. the
following shall be paid: For each vessel Of
one hundrad tons OF under, twenty five doll
lars aud in addition thereto for each ono hum
drsd tons. over the frat ono hundred tons,
five dollars. -" ''''" ''.' 'N- ''''
Sec. 7. Asd 10 Il! styeAev enacted, That
all parts of the act aforesaid, which ards sus-
pended by or are inconsistent with, this act,
are hereby repealed. ,., o.;.s.sa :, .irr s.,
Approved. June 8. 1864. .,. ~, '...t.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03
[PuB1rc-No. ll4.l

PuBLfc-No. ia.
An ACT to punish and prevsn. the eoun.
terfsiting Of coin Of the United States. 'f
Be It enacted BY itAs Senate and Hosss
Of Representative: lef sAen 'U":tsd Ssste.
Of america in ,COsgress assenblsd, That
ifany person or persons. except a. now au-
thorixed by law. rhall hereafter make. o.
cause 20 he made. OF shall utter OF pass, OF
attHtnpt to utter or pass. any coins Of sold o.
silver, or other metals OF alloys Of metals. in,
teuded for the use and purpose Of current
money. whether in the ressmblence Of coins
Of the United States or Of foreign eounttiee
or Of original design. every Ps:scn - offend,
ing shall, ON conviction thereof. be punished
By iine not exceeding three thousand dol!ms
OF by imprisonmeati Tor atetn not sxesedino
fvs years, or both. It the dsscretion OF ths
court. according 70 the asgrsva'ion of the
offence.
Approved. June 9. 1864. .f ''io'
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lea.l Pu.LIc-No. lle. 20
An ACT to pesvids ior The exeestiaa q
Treatiss bstwssa ths United 6taass end
foreign Nasioos respecting Coasslar Js.
risdictioa over the Crews of veesrls o.
foreign Natioos in he waters and Fests q
Be 4 essrssl Jy ~ Snses 80 Assss
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rPUBLIc-No. OIL

lPUBLIc-No. o..
AN ACT making appropriations for the pay
ment Of the awards made by tho Commits
sioners appointed under and by virtue Of
an Act Of Congress entitled IAN act for
the relief Of persons for Damages sustained
by reason of tho Depredations and Injuries
BY certain Bands Of Sioux Indians" Ap.
proved. February sixteenth, eighteen hum
drsd aud sixty-three. ,ai .Ja aa.
Be Il enacted by the Senate axd House
of Representatives Of the United States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
the sum Of nine hundred and twenty-eight
thousand four hundred and eleven dollars, or
80 much thereof a. may bs necessary, be.
and the same is hereby. appropriated. out OF
any moueyin the treasury not otherwise ap:.
propriated, for the payment Of the several
amounts awarded by the commission appoin-
ted under and by virtue Of an act Of congress-
entitled "An act for the relief Of persons for
damages sustained by reason Of the depreda-
tions and injuries BY certain bands Of Sioux
Indiaus." approved February sixteen, eigh.
teen hundred and sixty-three. to the several
persons, firms. estates, and corporations. re-
spectively, to whom such amounts were
awarded by said commissioners. except the
following persous, and firms to whom awArds
were made - aforesaid, TO Wit: Autoins
Roberts. J. C. Tobvrss. Gilbsult and Com
pauy. w. L. Sumner. G. L. Mendelsho. ID.
C. Marvin. Jos~ph Carrie. dessased. 8. A.
Hoop~r. estate Of James c. Dickersoa. de-
csased. Henry Apple. Thsodoss Croes. Chaa
Jscsbs. +. lansl H c. CssPes. n. ID. Cun-
aiagham. Joseph Descossaa. and Heasy
BeSsks. Which lest elsim = ssabsrsd 366 -
ths hosks a ssid eooaissisasn.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,

LAWS OF THE UNITED SIAIEos
Passed at tile First Session Of the Thirty
Eighth Coxgress. qa -
CPuBL1c-No. &C.. ".'' .a
An ACT for the Classification Of the Clerks to
Paymastes in the Navy. and graduating
their pay.
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives Of tie United States
Of America IN Congress assem6ied, That
the annual pay Of the clerks to paymastcrs in
the navy shall DO as follows. namely:--
Clerks to paymastcrs at the Boston. New
York. Washington, and 2hiladelphia stations,
twelve hundred dollars.
At other stations, one thousand dollars.
Clerks to paymasters in receiving.ehips at
Boston and New York, twelve hundred dol
lars. .iaa ...,... .r.
In other receiving ships. and in vessels Of
the first rate. aud at the navey acadamy, one
thousand dollars.
Clerks to aeet.paymasters and to paymas-
ters of vessels Of the secoud rate, eight hun.
dred dollars. -..i. .tiL .
Clerks to paymassers Of vessels Of the third
rate, having complimen Is Of more than one
hundred and seventy five persons, and to
paymasters Ct supply steamers and store YES
sells, seven hundred dollars: Provided. That
no pay master or assistant paymants shall be
allowed clerk in vessel having the CON-
pli ment of one hundred and seventy y.fve per
sons or less. excepting in supply. steamers and
store.vessels: dad prov;ded. .tsrfher, That
nothing in this act shall bs construed to alter
the pay now allowed bv law to the paymas-
ter's clerk at Mare Island.
Approved, May 26, 1864.
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fPusr1c-No.. 1911

ti ia fPuBr1c-No.. l2l. .,
An ACT to provide for the summary trial Of
minor offences against the laws Of tho
I1r;ted ,stste.. .OE 's ''iif, fiPHi ~ !
Be- ;r esaceed BY Me fSs.ass 's.d Hosss
Of Repssse*eas;ves Of Ms Unitea States
81 An,er;ca u Congress assemAled, That
1 1hall Be lawful ior tho judge of any district
court Of the United States to hold specisl
session of said court q any; time, whether 10
torn Of vacation, for The trial Of minor Omen
oes against Vhs laws Of The United States. -
hsteinaltsr provided. " - -.
Sec. 2. Aad be 4 further enacted, That
whenever . complaint ,shall BE- against any
master, officer. or marines of any ship or ves-
Ell bslougiue, In whole or In part. TO any
citissa o. eitissns Of The Udited States. OF
The commissioa a any odsues, not capital o.
Otherwise infamous. against any law of the
Uaitsd States nads SSr ths psetscsioa of per.
soas q psspessy ensagsd u eoa1aass q
uavieatios. Il shall - t6s deity of IL dis-
triet astess@y 10 iavsseigsae tbe sa1s. s.d
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