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tssrernot, Proc Iamation.

q another part Of to,dsys paper
viii bs found lie Governors can Tor
volunteers. TIE Governor says men
enlistiag before: The Isl o. March viii
be eatitled 10 boaptie from The Govern.
meat IS heretolof VIZ: 8 400 for vete.
rams, and $500 forsuew recruits. Ate.
that timeno bouaties viii be paid. The
Governor recommends 10 the superii.
sors Of The raj COUNTIES 10 meet and
otst 1 County bounty Of rom 800 TO
ssoo.in addition q dat paid ~ tie
Government Under a late aet Of The
Legislature this: bounty may not only
be levied loF but The sgpetrisoFs may
bcrsow5the money 70 pay the some
Althe.other States are Offering boan.
sics .ossolonteers. and it should be done
IN dis State lie sass more troops sre
needed. They ne called for and must
beafafnishsi Tie number Who haze
volunteered unde the lastealI has fan.
eashott swhat vas sltieipatod. BE
ssyssthis State must furnish her proper
tion-itnot by solunteering-it must
b dons.hy draa Aud while he says
he.Shalt regret the necessity for the
draft heassnres you, ifitsbeeomes ne.
cessafy, be win siditae Government in
u; execution BY every means in bis
power.
Bya late order from the War Depart.
msnt, The %, 50 and ssh Regiments of
Mounted Infaatsy. have been. sehasged
% cavalry, md Tie Governor Is author:
zed ;to,rdisss Two new compsaies for
each regiment and; 70 appoint torieach
company falleomPlement Of officers.
Ehose Who prefer new org 5nizGtions
may recruit totaheselcomp snies. sssl
The Governor requests that The peo;
pie taks action on 1his subject. That
they aoa meetings and encourage en-.
Estneuts. Let i not DO sid after Che
warts over,.that Il. was. Necessary to
sssE yE:iitgisiss 90 supply her
quotasof troops.
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EEThe attention Of our readers is
called 70 advertisement, of--"foar for
ssle.
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suu 40 u lot tue goodsot tne cause, I
mean the much mistaken Idss of redu!
eng The usages Of tie teacher q; sueb.la
pittsuee as to destroy ) every incentive
onshis pat to 9 qualification thal IS ab.
.solutelY necessary 10 constitute him d
eoape.ent and efficient insl fassor.-
What indictment Is Tiers for & nnsni 10
labor aud to prepare himself fot school
teacher. wbss sSe facts stssiag him 10 ia
the face al Che. time, that fot aIlehiis Of.
forts IL preparing himself for 90 ardu5
ens and responsible, duties Of The pro.
fession he's 70 receive the pitituLs sum
Of twenty Eve sor thirty dollars per
month and then board himself Il sfthst
-and what IS still worse, furnished en- ,
pleymeat tor only three Of SIX months
IN the yeatl There Is Absolutely none.
There must DO some indgcemenI held
out % The mind 10 stimulate m ii an
honorable ambition 10 excel ID xhstsy.
ever department Of life the man may be.
called to act, and unless this IS done in
this department 4 despair Of he glori-
Gus results that oughttp crown our eff
forts. School teaching ought TO- be-
come aprofession with thoss who wish
to engage IN il. Il should be their bus
mess just asmach 50 a it IS zhs busi-
ness Of The physician to practice medic
cine, the lawyer TO plead law o. The MIN
istes 70 preach the Gospel But Is It
reasonable 70 suppose that . nsR pos
sessing The requisite qualifications ,fot
an eficien: school teach s6uld inbsg.
gar himself and family goald dsgots his
life and energies 70 profession that.
would only result lind lions sud want.
If 50, i cannot see L. Tkdss hints are
Ithso~a oalior cSdsiidi Grad s. dos
who feel an interest IN do sause q
More anon. W. W. b.
For the Register. & & y
Capture OF the steamer B. 6. Levi.
49, Independent Scouts. "a
Usosl RlDoE, February 6, 1864.
ne. Etlaior.-on Tuesday, February
Cd, at Red House, the steamer B. G.
Levi. was captured q little before day
Nigh, with about 40 Federal soldiers on
beard, a cannon, Gen. E. p: seammon
and part Of his;stsE. al ofiahieh il Is
said were captured by dc fsf-aued
horse-thief @Pete" Carpenter and nine
Of bis lonely followed We under.
stand the soldiers were paietled, the
atmory destroyed, AMI T;aluables taken
Ofby 'pete' and the ragged crowd com
mauded bysthe infamousJauesa Nosn.
ing, who waited IN Winfield 3fot the
boat. The boat was burned 1t Win.
trorxs landing. a.
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More AboattheFire attcolp, Factory.
b H4RTEoRD. cosN., Feb. 5.-The MIN.
ME ride, factory willcontinue in opera.
ton, giving employment to 800 men,
The stock Of pistols and siiiescon pleted.
and IN process Of manufacture, which
was destroyed By the Gre is4yaiued at
81. oeo; zoe. The. machinery destroyed
cost more than half million. The
whole loss IS estimated at 81, ooo. 900.
The total insurance on the property is
$3.50, 600. of.which about so per cent.
son the properly destroyed. Nearly
900 menlare thrown ont Unemployment.
The ere broke out in The dressing. room
in the attic, and spread with great rapid.
lily. The origin. Of. the FIRE is a mystery.
There was one man killed, and another
is still missiag.
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Union Prisoners Sen, 10 Geor :

Union PRISONERS Sent to Georgia.
NEx YcRk; Feb. 6.-The Richmond
Exam'nersays several thousand Yankee
prisoners are aboasto be sent to, Geor.
gis; niue hundred Of, The six on seven
thousand in Richmond we're in the hos.
pitsison the 26th. a gentleman from
Washington informs the P Petersburg E1
press that it viii soon be impossible for
any yesselsto getinto that portsRithout
mourning hazard almost equivalent to
positive loss.
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FIOITRI

ME- havO on hand and for sale d Inn, i. ~
w First Quality, " hite WI eat Rouf ,n =.
factured At tho celebrated MOores MilIs.IS; W.
o. Rose6eHys Esq II you want rood ao1- ~, ~,
2 T;v;; yosS 70 give Us call ssose opposite
fsSll-lt JOIN TRoEeER s-cn.
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NC War in .W n YIirglnli,a... :

BA1T1xoRE, Fed. 81 learn from .
gentleman who lift Msrtins5ufg tins
morning that Ge1. Sullivan's command
overlook the enemy under RSzzer, al
Noorfeld; and after q two hours ight,
yesterday, drove them from their posi-.
'tiou. Our forces have met With d signal
and brilliant success. and the enemies
forces are. noEcdriFen far beyond the
point which their leader occupied as
winter quarters. No further trouble
can be apprehended from them.
HANOI iRTERs DErlaTxEsTo StVA.ls
a1ssTIs THE FIELD, February S. +
Gen Early has been compelled to "a
reatpp the south fork of the South
BIanch toward The Shenandoah Valley
IN consequence Of The vigorous manner
ia which he beaSbeen attacked and par-
sdeo General Kelfy's forces ON
combinations have proved successful in
defeating the enemy ne have taken
quite .. number Of prisoners, and recap
tufed many ofthcse taken from u.s.
Our forces drove the enemy ont Of Pc.
|aeBb1fg 10 Z -
Tia q 5lost /, large number Of men
BY desertion, and deserters continue 10
come IN.
The occupation ofthe wires with mill
Iitary business pFecludes the possibility
lof sending aileagerdispateh atthis time,
The, weather is fair.
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MilIta,Y lroyennilsnt. r. Flori a.

MiiltaIy Moyementsi in Florida.
BosTos Feb. GA private letter
from Charlotte Harbor, Florida. Janua-
~ 10, says that . number Of troops, IN.
der General Woodbury.. had arrived al
Santa Rosa, their object being to cut Of
the large supply Of beeves de rebels are
taking from Florida, which are at The
rate ofone hundred and fifty per week.
The expedition Is guided by Lieut..
Crane, who was eommissary in the
United States Army during the war in
Ftotida. aud who resided there until
The rebellion broke out, when be- vas
obliged to leave on account Of his I'M
iouism, ~;
Lieut.. Crane says he intends to take
possession of Fort Myers on tie Csloo-
sabatchie river. and make It q ralIyiag
pace for Unionmen, % we'll ag good
base Of supplies. - > sI!-.'..'s
skitmhkin on the Western Frontier.
LEAvESwoRrH. Feb. S.-Msjor Nc
Kinney, of,Gen. Curtis staff, reports a
skirmish between Captsins Colenan.s
command and about 100 guerllIas, sup.
posed 10 be part Of Quantrills old band
in Jackson county. He also says there
are evidences that guerillas are coIlec.
ting for plundering operations. Ar
Engagements are beng made 10 break up
theif Organization. y y;
The Hraaidant sNissSfiSfei wick sh6
Col6scatIon Resolution.
NEwY oRK. Feb. ga special 10 the
Post, from Washington, says soneof The
friends, ofthe President asserts that be
VIII veto the Con6scation resolution i
sent to him BY Congress. 50
s- q 5 = !. :. =. =. h 800 o.
Deserters EIockins into Chattanooga.
NV YoRk, Feb. 6.-A Times letter
from Chattanooga says thatrebel deser.
tiers are pourng into our lines BY hun.
dreds, and open m1tiny is,tssred by the
rebelleaders in consequence ofsths late
conscriPlion law. 81! .iiriss
Message Of the Governor Of Colorado.
Denver CRY, Feb. 5.-The Lsgis!a.
lure organized at Golden City on Tues,
day. The Governors Message Show
Colorado out Of deb, and her relation.
With Indian tribes satisfactory. HeI
mines have qaadapled,in value durins
the past yeat. Agriculture is increasing
rapidly. Should Colorado not succeed
in getting the Pacific Railroad through
The entire extent Of her territory, Easi
10 West. the Governor srges hatthe en-:
eEgies Of the territory DO brought te
bear, Tor co operation with the branche:
from Kansas CITY, aud AckisonI, .foi
theis exsension'to The heart ofths terri.
tory: Themessage Soses.with sn EN-,
inenAy patriotic allusioa 10 Federsl af.
fairs. 80 s....-s 49, 8
80. -, a1Iaf f-gS
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Hoat Wheeling Daily failed 10
resehtsthis week. consequently we arc
wittoatoar usual Legislative news.
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From .tlle Ciueianof;G,..e..e. 3 n a
- -. s Free Tradn.

st 5 Free Trade. aa y
We published yesterday the order Of
the SecretarssOf the Treasury, establish
ing free trade in sntucky and Nilsson.
u. Below WILDE found similar order
regarding West Virginia. all products
aud goods may nov be taken iiulo these
States the same as in times Of peace:
Treasury DEpAErxESr. Feb. a.
The Secretary Of War, having t.aus.
mit.ed 70 this Departments ls,te, Of The
Commanding General expressing I,is
opinion in reply % the letter addressed
70 h:m. thatt6s restrictions on trade IN
West Virginia within the military lines
may now beIsafely removed. Tie oatb
trade regulation issoIfar modified as ia
annul all restrictions on trsde il thst
Slate within said lines. aud oil products
aud goods msy be freely taken into said
snte, the'sams az fin times Of pe,es,
provided thasnone b taken into 3 INV
Slate.in insurections except in commit.
ancoN with otherrsgnlations. g
[sisnedf SIP: Case.
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!. FIoar and Grain MnrEet
Pc1Sr PLEAsANr. Feh. 1n 1ae1

GsrSeasa Weekly By II. J. Beasdiet, 4, aEaole
81 Mills q 81 q : g. , r.
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Governor Johnson Of TeDnossee. =

q. NEWS HENS. s
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Our Free school System.

Eor the Register.
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9eHS TEoEeER geo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

WAsHIxGros, july 7.-Regulations by
watch the loyal States can recruit at the
south will soon be ansounced
There is authentic information here
of . rebel force in Maryland. It is
thought to be horse-ssealng expsdi-
ton. te
A Msnphis dispatch, dated July 4sh,
says important movements are going on
there General officers AID command
ers Of city regiments Of militia had a
meeting at Gen. Sandfords headquar-
iers this morning, whsre it was expected
orders TO march would be promulgated,
but the General said be could not pre-
coed further until receiving additional
instructions from Washington. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow. Re-
cruiting by the supervision of commit
tee is brisk to-day. The class of men
eniisting 10 about on an average with
former eulistmsnts.
WAsHIxGrox, July The Star sara:
We have information direct from Ha-
gsrstewn TO the effect that on TUESDAY
afternoon, at o'clock, . rebel squad,
consisting Of fifteen cavaIrymen, con-
msndsd By Lieut. Shaver, formerly Of
Martinsburg, Va, entered that plaza
This force appeared 20 be recennoiter-
lag party, and they had only been in
town . few moments whsn . detaeh-
ment Of our regular cavalry from Car
lisle, commanded BY Lieut. Mclean,
dashsd into the plaes, and = brief cav
airy fight imuedissely ensued in the
streets Of Hagerstown, which resulted in
the rebslf being driven out Of the town
With ske loss Of 9 Lieutenant and six
privatss taken prisoners
About half IN hour after this SIGHT the
rebels again entered the town, their
forces consisting Of cavalry and mount
sd infantry. Lieut. Mclean, Of the I'm.
ion cavalry, finding his fierce too small
TO eops with the large numbers Of the
rsbels, slowly fell back TO the Psnnsyl.
vanis line, carrying with him his prison
era. The rebels, after entering the town,
set To work destroying the telegraph, but
they had made no demonstration against
the railroad when our informant left
They also plandsred many of the stores.
and seem to have adopted . different
plan from the one They pursued laat sun
raer.
WASHINGTON, JaIy 7--Dr C F. Me
Dopa.d mas been appointed sapsrinten-
aeer Of the new money order system o.
tae Posietfiee Department. and Ne b E.
Wilkins 10 the principle elerkship
The certificates 70 be issued 70 per-
Sons, ladies or gents, who furnished
representative recruits under the re-
cent plan, announced by the Psovost
dArshai General, are being sent TO the
Psovss, Marshsls. They are handsome
x u'ad AID wii herenf,er be
.2a-- e.,d- to all ~ho possess them
The mail steamer Keyport arrived
.,sse tais ,norninS a. 10 o'clock On
ra@sdsy Nhen the Kevport LETT Guy
Point heavy firing was heard there frou,
the direction of Petersburg. but il vas
not knosn at City Point whether the Or
ing vas anything more than artillery
drill The hospitals a. City point have
been cleared Of nearly all the sick aud
woundsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08


P. o. EoTIcE. no lettera
viii be given out of the Post Office to
children without ,0ritien order from
the person for whose letters they call.
This rule applies to both box and deliv-
cry letters. | sm compelled to adopt
this rule in consequence OF the well.
founded suspicion that letters have been
taken out by children without authnritv,
and in some instances opened. Every
adult will see and aeknnwled.., he pr
priesy of this rule Child, 81 wha e
sent regularly 90 the aotIiee IN hrirsa
standing written order, so that persons
sending them may not have the trouble
Of writing frequent orders.
Ia consequence OF the very urge num-
Der OF letters now coming, aud the nu-
merous transient people (soldiers and
others) calling for letters, and the great
changes constantly taking place in the
population of the city, letters frequently
get into the hands of the wrong parties.
and are sometimes opened when there is
no need Of it Persons getting bold of
letters which they are not certain belong
TO them, should not open them without
o2lASAJ tAEuaEtNCa AnAt ltuS Eittt&Eb
are theirs. II is criminal offense to
open another persons letter, and per-
sons doing so without the best of reasons
may get themselves into serious trouble.
Uaiess you are reasonably certain that a
letter belongs 20 you, do not open it. If
addressed IN your name, scrutinize the
handwriting and post-mark, and see
whether it is probably FOR you. If the
case Is doubtful, open it in the presence
OF the P. NJ. OF one Of his clerks, or some
other proper witness, when if it is not for
you endorse it "opened by mistake"
with your full name. and return imiaedi-
stelv to the Post Office.
Persons wishing letters or papers put
into boxes that do not belong to them
should have them addressed to the box,
Otherwise We do not agree 70 put them
| in. We shall if practicable, but it Ia
/ Impossible to reeollect unerringly 1000
i or 5000 names PosrxAsrER.
jy71lwdkw 3h4t
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AactIon by III. Nelson.

$4,000 worth of rich Silk Mantillas,
real Pnsher Point Shawls, real Pushsr
Lace Circulars, Shetland Shawls, SC, to
be sold at auction. So s4-'-.
l will sell without reserve, 10 the
highest bidder, at Masonic Hall, corner
Of Main and First Streets, Thursday af-
ternoon, July 7th, at q o'clock, and
continued Friday morning the sth, at o4
o'clock and afternoon at u o'clock, q
very large and desirable lot Of rish Silk
Sacques, Circulars Basquines, real
Pusher Point Shawls, Pusher Lace
Circulars; Shetland, Llama and Grena-
dine Shawls; Light Cloaks, &c, worth
from $50 90 to $3.50 90 each.
The ladies will please bear in mind
that these goods are all new, fashionable
and perfect, aud the finest stock eve
offered TO the public either at auction %
private sale
u. B-stock win be open for yiou
inspection at o'clock A. NJ, Thurs "a
July 7th-
J. NJ. BAckus, Ageu t
| a Nelson, Auctioneer. (n)
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THE VERY LATEST
AP H.


BALTIMORE, July The city il full
of rumors. The following is believed to
be correct, as intelligence irou Mary-
land Heights, and the region beyond.
warrants the belief that the rebel force
this side of the Potomac and on the line
of the Virginia side IS not less than thirty
thousand
Advices from Sandy Hook to ten
o'cloek this morning says diminishing Is
going on back of the Heighths. bnt the
eua Der Of rebels thsre ia small Reb-
- can be seen towards Shsrpsburs
ring Of cattle, horses. and plunderina
arnsrs ia the valley. No large force
= ible
Adyices from GreencsstIs, Pa. thi.
Aorning says that the rebels occuFy
Iazar.toxn. Nd but the force IS no
Arg=.-~WaiIs 10 MiddIefo~n yesterday
nr rebels plaodrred the people Of their
a9rses and other property. The railroad
iti stiil unobstrueted ss far ss Sandy
dss.k. opposite Harpers Ferry.
LATEa-The rebels in Harper's Ferry
ay.- destroyed all The railroad property
th~re Ths telegraph and ticket Office
s.a burned With large quantity Of
fsrage.
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HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH. Proprietor,
Cor. Maiu aud Third St.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AID
l. wtdely-khewn Hotel hss been elpsed for sSy-
srsi weeks unds rgofrg repairs. II has, during
his time. heeE repaintsd inside and eat, has ben
tbruughly nffed mp, and in . great measure farn-
sshed with new beds and furniture. TIE proprie-
tor has made every arrangement 70 resder his
house eoavanisnt, healthy aud agrseabls to tbs
public
for a series Of years has been extended 10 thu
Washington, he Invites . renewal eftheir custom,
and will endsavor TO have hiz tabe furnish. d a1a
thu house managed in . way TO merit thstr eensin-
ued patronage
Omnibus will carry passengers % and from
the Danot free. tulv3
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after his. defeat at Shiloh, advised
the trsitors North and South to try to
gall the Union men of the land and
break up the Union army BY the use OF
he term Abolitiopists, when speaking Of
men WHO we're true to the Government.
In obedience to the suggestion of thi.
'raitor General, every paper calling
itself Democratic, both North and South,
zsed the word in almost every para
graph. Bat it proved Ineffective, ano
instead Of destroying the Uaiou army
the word has become synonym witt
patriot, and the Confederate press havs
now taken up a8pes epitbet, Cotton
mouth, no doubt at the suggestion Of
Forrest or Col Hollis, or some 9TH
rebel leader.
Where men are destitute Of prime
pies Of argument and truth they mu
be permitted to use a substitute for eu
and we do not see why it may not b. ID
rather euphoneoss word Cotton-mou'i
as well as anything else.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

River news has about played out and
navigation is following suit, and unless
We have heavy and steady rains we may
expect lower stage Of water than We
have experienced for years.
The chief business done on the lsves
Yesterday was the shipping of Govern
ment cattle, Of which large numbers
went forward.
The Miami left for Cairo with fair
freight list and plenty Of people.
The Nashville and the Carrie we're
loaded with cattle and left for Sherman $
extreme base Of supplies
The Little Eagle had moderate trip.
The ST. Louis had steam up last night
as though she was about to leave.
The Lawrence was discharging part Of
her freight here yesterday, with view of
enabling herself to get out Of the river.
The New Albany Ledger Of wednss-
day says:
The river at this point has risen sever
al inches since yesterday, and is stiIl
swelling slowly. A rise Of nearly two
feet has taken place at Cincinnati since
Sunday. This win help navigation be-
low the falls little.
Capt Sheble, on account OF i'll hoalth,
has relinquishsd his command Of the
Ida Handy, and Capt b. r. Pegram has
gone down IA his stead.
1t Is reported, and upon pretty good
authority, that large number Of 81
Louis boats are to be Impressed into Gov
ernment service for some expedition be-
low The LuminAry, City of Memphis,
Olive Branch, and several others, have
been taken at New Orleans, aad IN OFF,
Ger came mp on the Arthur for the pur-
pose of getting several others Il is
stated that 10 the list are the Sultsna,
Empress, W. r. Arthur, Leviathan, Pau
line Carroll, Ida Handy, James White,
Henry Won Phul, and number of others
nov on their way down the river