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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
From the 18Th Regiment.

HEADQUARTERS l3eTH Rae IND YoLs
NkAR mVRfREEsboRo, TENN, June -, 1864.
DEAN JOURNAL: Ny last letter left us
jogging along through an interesting
country towards McNinnville. On Sat
urday evening we went into camp about
6 o'clock near fine spring. The farm
near which we pitched our tentsis known
throughout the country as Logan's. Its
proprietor is said to be brother of Gen.
John A. Logan. of Illinois. He was
forced to abandon his farm shortly after
the commencement of hostilities, OF &C.
count of his fidelity to the Union. The
farm house is now occupied by the Wild
ow Barrett, whose husband lost his life
ia battle, fighting on the side of the Gov
eminent The farm is rapidly becom-
ing q waste of weeds and underbrush.
No attempt is made by Mrs. Barrett to
cultivate any portion of it She says it
is no use. If she attempts the cultiva-
ton of even vegetables, the guerrillas
on the one hand or the Union soldiers
on the other, will appropriate the pro-
eeeds OF her labor without making her
any return whatever So, relying on
what milk and butter she can sell for
sustenance, cher cattle find an abundant
pssturage IN the open fields and woods. J
she remains in the lonely spot with one
or two small children as her oulv com
panions.
Opposite the Logan farm are the IN
| ms of.what appeared to haya ouea 49,
a large and comfortable farm house
with convenient outbuildings. The his
tory of the ruins was given as by an
East Tennessse Refugee who had been
living IN the neighhorhood for some
months. He, too, had fed his home in
the vicinity of Chattanooga at an early
period in the war and started for the
free States. But on coming into Logan
neighborhood, he found that be could
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

low, obedisnt te the will of God, faithful
to his country and fraternsl to his fellow
man.
RcsoZrsd, That We deeply sympathizs
with the widow and children in their
great bereavement, and pray that the
Widows and orphans God may shield
them from harm and guide them in the
path Of right
Res0lUed, That the charter sad en-
blems of eur Lodge bs shrouded in
mourning for thirty days, in token of
respect for our deceased brother. -.
Resolred, That these resolutions be
published in the daily papers, and . copy
Of them, duly attestsd, be presented to
the widow S. SoREssoS, n G.
P. HoRNRRooK, Sec'ty pro TEN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06


OEE YEAR's PROGRESS the ben
eft Of those Peace sneaks and rebel
sympathizers who are always croaking,
sad who falsely assert that the Union
army has scarcely won asictory since
the war commenced, we publish the
following view of the situation taken BY
the Louisville Journal, which, however
much it may err in abstract questions of
policy, has too mach sagacity and self-
respect to falsify the truth of history
when its false hands wosld be so easily
detected and refuted.
Speaking on the subject Of the 4th Of
July, it says:
We may, however, contrast our mill
tary position now with what it was about
this time one year ago, and draw en-
consignment from il At the close Of
June, 1868, Lees rebel army was on the
soil of Pennsylvania, Banks had been
repulssd at Port Hudson. Grant had not
brought Vieksburg to terms, and fears
were expressed for the safety Of Wash
ington. With the month of July, howev-
err, there came victory. On the Sd Get
tysburg was made historic by Meade, on
the 4ta. Yieksburg capitalatedto Grant,
and Col. 0. II. Moore. Of the 18th Aichi-
gan, in stockades at Tebb's Bend, on the
Green River, rspulsed Morgan's force,
which outnumbsred him twenty to one,
and sent, in reply to the rebel summons
10 surrender, that the Fourth Of July
scas not The day for surrender; on the
5th Col. Hanson made his gallant de-
fence of Lebsnon,.and on the 7th Port
Hudson was taken, Col Jacob whipped
the Confederates at Cumberland, and The
rebels had retreatsd for Tennessee.
In our own city in July of last year al
able to bear arms were called out for
service, and martial Law was declared;
Morgan was making raid through Indi.
ana and Ohio; the draft riots occurred
in New York City, and mobs attempted
to seize the arsenal in Boston. Nov
there is not a rebel soldier in the North.
srn States. Our city is secure, and the
State, though harrassed by gnerrillas
hassno formidable armies in its borders
Sherman is in the Heart Of Georgia dri
wing Joe Johnston; Grant is investing
Richmond with every confidence Of Sc
curing its fall; the Mississippi river il
open to commerce.; Tennessee 10 safe
and the Federal cause everywhere look
prosperous and encouraging. In July
1868, we gave stunning blows to the re
bellion; let as hope that during July
1864, we may be able completely to
crush it Itcannot be disguised that We
have difficulties before US; We have wi
ley military foes to encounter; embar
RAISING financial difficulties TO overcome
and political complications to harmon.
ize; but still it cannot be denied that the
Fourth Of July, 1864, dawns most en-
eouragingly upon us. that the greki
heart Of the nation beats hopefully, and
that there never was stronger detsrmi
nation to crush out the rebellioH and re.
store the supremacy Of the laws than i,
avinced at the present moment Let as
therefore enjoy aad glorify the day O
our nations birth, and trust that the ia
ture win develop it in all its pristine
glory, honor, strength and, beuifeencs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

A RIVER TEP-Ws "took run -
Saturday evening on the 7'drascon up to
Roekport, and returned Sunday evening
on the Star Eagle, having enough time
at Rockport to look around that pleasant
little burgh and see several cherished
friends, and chat with them about at
tiers and things.
The travelling on those two spacious
and well-oliicsred steamers was delight
full, although the low water caused come
annoyance. Still those boats Aoated
safely over where other smaller but
heavily laden boats stuck fast.
The transition from the sultry atmos.
phsre of the city to the refreshing breeze
blowing on the river is invigorating. i
any of our friends become physically
Frustrated by the heat, we recommend
n river voyage as an invigorating and
life giving remedy.
The scenery on Ia belle Riviere il
beautiful at all times, and more especial
ly now when the banks are fringed with
the richest emerald The island-gems in
the bright waters, the extended view
along some straight "reach, the sudden
bend where the river seems to terminate,
the pleasant homes on the banks
the steamers passing back and forth
full Of busy life, the gorgeous sunset al
the Crescent City is approached in tbs
evening, the hundreds of Pickering light
at the landing and on shore, the busy hun
Of happy voices, the tout ensembls of oul
magnificent crescent, and the othel
pleasant sights which the eye drinks il
as draught of beauty, while the pano
rama is enlivened by the melody Of tn,
steamers caIliops, altogether forms Z
picture that "drivss dull care away,
brushes the eobwebs of business from
hthe weary brain, and fingers in the memo
nv long after, as pleasant reminiscent,
in the round of monotonous city life.
We would not exchange one such tril
on the Ohio river, as q matter of enjoy
ment, for any amount of pleasure in tn
designations of fashionable life. On
mode Of enjoyment shows Nature in he
quiet and tranquilizing and refreshing
loneliness; the other, exhibits the tAw
dry, vain, and exhaustive efforts Of Art
One Strengthens and parties, the othe
weakens and corrupts mind and body.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

bB- Michael Shoemaker, an ex- United
States Collector of Buchanau's appoint
ment, is on trial at Detroit for deiraud-
ing the Government. In February, 1862,
Alfred Russell, Esq, the United States
Dittriet Attorney, commenced five suits
against Shoemaker, one Of which is now
pending, and four others have been con-
sclidated. In the present suit it is
claimed that so, 900 is due the Govern.
ment on moneys had and received By the
Collector, and not accounted for or paid
over to the United States. Exchange.
If all the thieves who figured under
the Buchanan Administration we're to
receive their deserts, the United States
would be one vast penitentiary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
coLGArn,s HONEY soar.


This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such uni
veFsAl demand, Is made from the choicest ma
tsriAls, "a mild and emollient in its nature,
fragrantly scented, and extremely bsne
neiaI in its action upon the skin. For sale by
DruEgihts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
r AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
etc, Supplying At the same time. THE MEANS
OF SELF CURB. By one who has cured himself
altar being put TO great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
singIs copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fac,
Bedford, Kings County, N. 7.
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In MemorIam.
oDD FELLOws HALL, July 5, 1864.

ODD FEILows HALL. July 5, 1854
At the regular meeting of Cres-
cent Lodge, No. 10, held this evening,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, It has pleased an allwiss
ProTidenee to take from our midst our
brother, P. G. James E Blythe, who has
been stricken down in the prime Of life
and in the hour Of usefulness, and
WHEREAS, A void has been made in
our Lodge and our community, therefore,
Resotved, That IN brother James E.
Blythe we recognized the true Odd Eel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

I must mention, however, the indebt-
edness Of Headquarters Of the regiment,
as well as myself, to Maj. Burr H. Polk,
of Gen. Rosseau's staff, for q dozen bot
ties Of something to take chill of the
water" Maj. Polk, it viii be remem-
bered, is a resident of Princetsa, and
volunteered from that place. He is q
deservedly popular officer, and his kind.
ness in looking so considerably after
the health of the I36th is acknowledged
and will be remembered. e-..--
Again / subscribe myself,
Yours with respect for q
HUsDEED DkYs.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
u -.

The Annual List of Internal Rev
enue for Income Tax, Licenses, &C.,
for all persons in Vanderburgh
County liable to pay the same, is
now ready and payment is hereby
demanded, payable within TEN
DAYS from July 9TH. 1894 During
that time I viii be ct my Office. No.
10 north First Street, Evansville,
from 8 TIL IL AN. and from 2 to 8
P. N. for the purpose Of receiving
said Tax and delivering said
Licenses.
The. penalty of doing busineis
without License is three times the
amount Of the License for each Of
Tense. The penalty for nonpayment
during the time required above is 8
per cent. on Income and 10 per cent.
on all other taxes in the annual list =
VIII. z. FRENCH, Collector,
Sd Div. 1st Dist. Ind.
July 2gl0t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. HI. Anders a. Co.'s
Z ~ IODINE WATER. -

fIsdine water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kid
neys, Digestive Organs, aud Glandular system.
Tho success which has attended the use ~ this
remedy In private practice, and the endorsement
81 medical authority, enable as 10 recommend 10
70 the practitioner and the publie, feeling COLI
Adent that with fair trial Il will attest its own
sxcelience IN the cure OF chrenie diseases which
indicate Iodine, such as Herofula, Bronchitis Skin
Eruptlons, Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, hheumAtism, Dys-
pepsla, Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of iodine Water as Containing three quarter
grains rvRE Iodine In each huid-ounce PURE wa
ter, selpsnf being used II Is not liable 10 do
osmpoaition nor spontaneously formed lnequal-
aies neither Is the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
iced By combination with any ingredient, which
render this ISOLATION Superior to any other method
Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that II
may be used A. family medicine a. we'll as BY
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of Ave
dollars, six bottles delivered FREK by express to
any address.
Beware Of oounterfslta and limitations which
unprlnepied dealers endeavor 70 dispose Of on our
reputation. Sec our signature aud trademark
che Greek word heading this advertisemsnt)
6pon the labels and wrappers Of each bottle, with
cut which none is genuine.
Circulars gratis.
DIR. II. ANDERs 4 CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
Ne. as Broadway, New York.
=
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
MARRIED.

Al the rssidsses Of the bridsa brother, near the
Marine Hospital, Eransvills, Ind. on Sabbath,
July ID, By Rev. B. =. Catch, CHARLEs Nc
CRAcKKH, Ferty-ssoond Regiment Indiana Vol
untssrs. 20 Misc NANCY ANN BAsTIAN.
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FIRE LIMITs.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ make applieation 70 tha Oommon connefl a.
lts naxE sisting, Ter the privilege Of sreetiux q
frame dwelling on Cherry s.rsst between TRird
and Fourth, ca - % and u, Block 10, Eastern
EnlarE~sessA $50 A. FnLL0Ys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

ron ELEoTsRs AT LAEsE.
David 8. Cooling. or Hanceek. 0
Rishard W. Thom Pson, OF FigG
ron sTATB KLEsIoRs.
1,t Dlstriet-James @. Denny, Of KBsx.
John 8. Houghisnd, 81 spencer.
"a Distrist--CyrusE. NixeA, Of Clark.
Francis Nsstsr, 81 Lagrange.
"A DIstrist-Menry-R. Pritshard, 81 Eartksls
new.
Madison Evans, II Lawrsace.
eth Diatrist-IeOnfdns sexton, Of RuSh-
Nv. KyKsr, Of Franklin.
Eth Distrfet-Bsnj. y. ClayPesl, Of Baystte.
JsshMa n. hsllstt, u Asnry.
stt Dlssrist-J J. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. GadFssa, Of sholsy.
Tth DIstrfet--Jskn Osbsrn, 81 Futnarz.
Thsmas n. Ries, 81 Parks.
sth Distriet--K. r. Davidson, 81 Tippeeanos.
BsBJ. " Gregory, Of WeFrsn.
9Th Distrist-Janes b. Bslfsrd. 81 white.
Aaron Guernsy, Of Porter
sloth Distrist-T. n. DIckinsoA, Of DsKaib.
~ Hallst Kilhsurns, Of Elkhart.
18th Distrlst-Johm n. Wallace, Of GraAt.
James M. Temper, Of jay.
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mayaoiy-lses

A Remedy for Piles.-It is 3 blessing to
the suffering to know that we have snectuAI
cure Tor this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J..
r. Hazarde, Of lea Second street, Cincinnati, o.,
takes greas pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
Of DR.. striekiand's Pile Remedy, aud 1t effected a
permanent cure. This seems to be the case with
all who make use OF this splendid preparation.
1t is manufactured st No. East Fourth street,
oiDelnnati, o., and sold by all Druggists.
Rheumstism.-Noa disease is so certain o
cure by Brxndrsth's Pills as this They sson take
out of the blood the particular virus upoa which
all the pain depends, and the patient is cured
mr. T. II. Adams, sos Twelfth Street, New
York, suffered with rheumatism for lonxperod.
He was attended by able physicians, bat t;.sir
prescriptions were Of avail; he was unable ts
move without assistance, and for four months va.
almost entirely confined TO his bed. At this Pc
rlod Of his sickness, when hope had Ted, and he
expected to be a cripple for the remainder OF hi.
life, he was recommended to use BRANDRETH'S
PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better; the
improvement vas more decided from the second
box, and by the time he had used eighteen boxes
he was entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength and suppleness Of his limbs were re-
stored. 1t Is now over q year that this cure has
bean affected, and he has had no return, but con.
tinuss the enjoyment Of perfect health. JUS SIN
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
trsatmsnt-in Reports Of the HowARD Ass0.
CITATION. Seat by mail in sealed letter snvsl-
epss. frss Of charge. Address DR.. ]. sKILLIN
HouGHToN, Howard Association, No. South
NEnth Street., Philadelphia, Pa
sPrl'e4 dkwiys
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TAKEN UP.

A BRINDLE COW, with tops Of horns saved
y sH; has = white spot on eszh side, and q lit
tie vhiss on the bad also, white spot on her
tanks. The owner can get possession OF her BY
applying At Z. J. Dobsfi's farm, On the plank
read iunez9 lot
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MEDICAL.

nR- JOHN 7 WALKER has taken posss.sssn
IL Of his old once, On Third street, Il the rear
az the Warrington HeteI- His rssidsn q an
Loezst q rsss bstwssn sixth and Seventh ssrssts
He will attend faithfully % profsssiosaI calls as
formerly. JULIE sr
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having claims or ehsrr..
II agAiust steansr Armada are requested 10
present them to-day. FEED. B. HUSTON.
sJaiy s-ss-s-zs-sz Clark
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sUMMER RESORT.
West Baden springs.

THIS TAyORIfE WATERING PLACE,
h~vIsg been rsfttes, furnished, aud the
s-risgs sery much iMproysd, 10 nov opened for
~ rs1spfion IL boArders and visitors. The char
srtsr Of these springs Is 90 we'll known for their
rssaicinai propartiess thai further comment IL
HaDeosssarJ. Per farther particulars snquirs o.
n Hsnuing, EFansvfIie.
JuaZI-d29J DR- J. A. LANE, Proprietor
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SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
Remember

THAT JOHN =. GLOVER, Lzubsr nsslsx.
l. eornsr Seventh and Main streets, kegs the
lA<gsss stssk 81 Doors, sAkH, Esd BLINDS "a
Nve8RFttS. S1nAs as~em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

CITUATIOE-By a respectable American vienna a
- rs Nurse. She Is willing 10 attend to any Of
the more vrulent diseases, such ~ Small Pox,
ChoIsra, etc. Address an. b." at this ofieo.
juiy4dlt.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

Ysr Governor,
G OLIVER P. MORTON,
or wAIEE.
For LisVt. Gorenor5
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or VAHDERBURsH.
Fer Secretary Of 6t~ts,
NELSON TRUsLER, Of Faystts.
For AndaereJ Stale,
THOMAS D. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
Fer TrszsursT Of stat>,
john 1. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For Attorney General,
pELANA u. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For ogsrk sf The Supreme Court
aBN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of enprSnss Court,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion.
Ter Supreme JRdsS,
lat pistrict-JAs 8. FRAZER, Of Kossfusks.
I'd District-JEGU T. ELLIOTT, q Henry
"a District--CHAS. A. Ray, Of msfion.
4th Districs--ROBT. G. GREGORY T1pRoeSnoe
Fsr sspsyfai.ndsnt Of Fnblis fA'sr~s''sH,
PROF. GEORGE W. Hoss, Of MarisR.
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STATE OF INDIANA.

i, Wa T. Page, Cashier Of the First Easisnal
Bank Of Evansville Indiana, % soIsranIT swear
that the above Essts2ent is true 70 the bsst Of nv
knovisdgs And bel e. wN. T PAGE Cashier
sworn to and subscribed before me this str day
OF JAY, 1854 J. NEXSEN, Notary Public.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

PROM TIE SUBSCRIBER. on MoNDAY
Il night, The zIih Issts two Work Horses. One
= D2Tk Boy about Il hands high, in gooa srder
the oLhsr Sorrsis zheu not suJburf ID ehesnut
sorrss Sta llttls white near the tip az nose,
thin 70 nesns and l5lz hands high. Beth horses
wsrs bsrsfooted.
A liberal reward yin Be given 70 any ons re-
turning tie horses, or giving sBsh information
a. will eBsbie the o. ner 70 gsf fhen-
r. O. GALE,
Corner Of Third and Gum Streets.
iuIY1 -aAwff
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Fer County Surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS viii be candidate for
County Surveyor at tho snsaIng October election,
on qualifications alone.
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DENTISTRY.
STEAMBOAT for SALE.

I'm THE 7th OF JULY, 1864, I SHALL
" sell ~ auction, 81 the wharf above the ways,
IN PADucah, Ky, ons-half interest in the Steam
Cade, dsoeased
TERMS Ons-tkird cash, balance On c months
time, satisfact0ry security, negotiobls and paya-
be IN Bank. AMANDA eADF-
ADMINISTRATIVE Of H. Cade, Deceased.
Padueah, Ky, Jtns y, 1854. jas
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WANTED.

IIoUsE-To rent for a few months, the whole
II or part Of furnished house, In pleasant
part Of The city Family small. Best sfrsfsrenee
given Address lmmsdiately,
ly6 u M. G. Evansville Post ONCE.
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ouArrERLY REPonT.

Condition Of The Firsf National Bank
Of EpansuiiIe, Of the STATE Of Inds-
aSG, on ths Hsornfng Of the frat
Monday IN July, 1864:
REaorRCEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-26

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF SPARKLING and
n STILL CATANBA WINES received at
.SCHEAEPEER'S Drug Store,
Corner n in and Second Streats
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SEWING MACHINES.

E N. sELLMAN HAVING FITTED UP AN
Il office, No. S5 Main Street, will keep, as here
tofore, a good assortment of Wheeler & Wilson'S
and Singers Sewing Machines aud Needles, Silk
Thread and oil, and everything that is connected
with the business, and will repair all kind of Sew
ng Machines and put on new improvements.
iva =. u. SELLMAN. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-26

tine, Auditor of State, the papers were
first handed to me By Mr.. Hord, the
Attorney-Genersl, on Monday the llth
day of May, with the request that the
entry prepared should at once be en-
tered On record, apd transcript made
out and certified for the Supreme Court
This was my first knowledge of the case.
Mr. Hord said that the case had been
passed upon By the Court. The papers
consisted of a complaint, demurrer to
complaint, answer and demurrer to
answer, and of an estry in the hand
writing of the Attorney General, reciting
the overruling of the demurrer to the
complaint, the sustaining of the demurrer
to the answer, and the Judgment of
the Court that a writ of mandate issue
in conformity with the prayer of
the complaint. The Acknowledgement
wanted me to quit my other work and
make the entry in the order book imme-
diately, which | refused to do, and told
him that the transcript could not be made
then, unless it was made from the origi-
nal papers, and before the entry was
made in the order book. Mr.. Hord re-
piled that he would take it In that way
| supposed that it was all right, and
that everything had been ordered by the
Court.
The papers were then taken to the
Clerks office and from them transcript
was made out and certified before any
step in the matter had been entered up
on the order book and before the min
utes had been read or signed. AS soon
as the transcript could be completed in
this mode, it was handed the Attorney
General, who was waiting at the Clerk
Office for it; he said, as he recovered it,
that he hoped to get decision in the Su-
preme Court in few days, and that the
costs would be paid.
After this the entry was recorded.
When Judge Finch read the entry he re-
marked that he had not been informed
of what it eontained-that it had not
been read to him, and if he had known
its character it should not have been re-
corded. He struck the entry frem the
order book with his own hand, and be-
fore the minutes of the day had been
signed.
"W c. SMoCK, Deputy Clerk"
Continued in to-morTouU's s issue
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RAT ExTERMINATOR.

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths i'm Furs, WOolens. sc.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals,
&C.
"only infallible remedies known"
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
s' Rats come out of their holes to die.''
BE-Sold Wholesale in all large cities
Eg- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
where.
RE- l!iBEwAREill Of ali worthless limitations.
RD-See that +" CosTAR'g" name ir on each box
Bottle and Flask, before you buy
nE- Address HENRY r. COSTAR.
RB- Principal Depot, No. 4S2 Broadway Y
RE-Sold by KELLER & WHITE,
LEIGH 4 CARLSTEADT,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
febs Evansville, Ind.