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there held until she was suffocated But this
must suffice. The shocking detail should not
now be made, but that we need, for the sakesof
truth and humanity, to put on record. in the
fullest types and columns, the horrid deeds of
these ynarauders upon all that is pure and pre-
cious-all that is sweet and innocent-al that
is good, gentle, graeidns, dear and ennobling-
civilization. And yet, we should grossly err if
while showing the forbearance of the Yankees
Y respect to our mIste Nbmen, we should con-
vey TO any innocent read er the notio& that they
exhibited like forbearance in the case of the
otack. The poor negroes were terribly victim
lzed by their brutal assalants, many of them,
besides the instance mentioned, being left in
condition little short of death. Regiments, in
successive relays. subjected scores of these poor
women to the torture Of theis embraces, and
but we dare not farther pursue the suhicct--it
Is Que of such loathing and horror. There are /,
soae horrors which the historian dare not pur-
sue-wiich the painter dare not delineate.
They both drop the curtain over crimes WINCH
humanity bleeds to contemplate.
Some, incidents of gross brutality, which
show how we'll prepared wera these demons
Tor every crime, however monstrops, may oe
given. =
A lady, undergoing the pains Of labor, had to
be borne out on mattress into the open air, to
escape the ire. 1t vas in vain that her situa-
ton was described to the incendiaries, as they
applied the torch within and without the
house, after they had penetrated every cham
ber and robbed them of all that was either
valuable or portable. They themselves be:
held the situation of thJ sufferer and laughed
to scorn the prayer for her safety.
Another case was tnat OF Mrs. widow.
Aer corpse, decked for the grave, was sur
roun;ied 'by watehful mourncrs, sisters and
daughters. Into this sacred rrcsence'the ruff
hans mad. their way, pIandering. as they went,
maxim: offensive comments, and exhibiting no
SORT of regard to the solemn preparations for
the grave which they beh Id. or :pr the be-
reAved sufferers, silcnt IN I4cir sa,! offices of
love.
Another lady, Mr.. T. was hut recently
confiasd Her condition vas very helpless.
Her i'ie hung upon hair The lemons were
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oy' "i''i MS S"1@e"es "e e''it"'e: "i;ste
bare In his bosom, hover.ny around the persons
OF hisinnocens daughters Mr.. o., on behold.
ng some too familiar approach to -oie OF his
stand off at the peril of his life; saying that,
while he submitted to be robbed Of property,
be would sacrifice life without Teserve-his
own aud that OF the assailant-before his
chid's honor should be abused. Mr.. james e.
Gibbes with difficulty, pistol in hand and Only
with the assistance of 4ankee officer, res
cued two ySung wcmen from the clutches Of as
many ruf1lans. We have been told of success
tal cSsrages Of this .unment tionable character
being practiced upon women dwelling in the
suburbs. Many are understood to have taken
place IN remote country settlements, and two
brutal!y forced by the wretches and afterwards
murdered-one of them being thrust, when
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.7ss1g 9ags 1aiis M III adequate speech, when u
would properly characterize the natuaa .oi
these demons OF their diabolical performances
An several cases, newly madeagrayes were
opened, the collins takensout broken open, in
search OF buried treasure, and the corpses left
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Too Late for Classification.

THE KINCORA CIRCLE OF FENIAN
Il sis,erhood will hold business meeting Of grta at
importance thr. Monday evening, at the Demilt %
peDsMy, cor. 2.d a.. 20 ave. All the members are
strictly bound 10 attend. Miss O'sHEA. Direetreas;
NJ, MATHEWS, Treasurer 40
WANTED A MAN TO WORK IN A
w secondhand furniture store, that can repair
and sell STEADY employment can lie had by spplving
at 3St Hudson sts 4l9
NNANTEn-A GIRL TO COOK, WASH
w and iron, Apply 200 Fast Broadway. Nv
bOD GIRLS WANTED TO WORK ON
DpO olOia has and fur caP,; steady wo.s and
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MARINE NEWS.
Sept. ISIS. Rise. as. s.u,oCs-H. w.,er OF
'ARkIYEn.

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS I nj ed Kingdom, GlApow via St
John; iiihetnA GLASGOW; Carroll, Baltimore; Idaho
savannah; Celia, Lonson and HAVE. Empire CITY,
linton Head, hranada, CbAr.es'oL Continental Si.
f@nnah via Baltimore Memphis, ANNAPOLIS Nd;
uiteI States OrleGn.; Moneta Charlcston; City
Q, nunln, liyefpool and Queeustosni Win ington,
VIM ngion; CITY OF Boston, Liverpool and Queens.
town, kmnak, boston; North stat, New Orlennr
ueorsc CIom~el, New Orleans.
sHlPs-E Gabain, HAvTe; sehutopol, Baltimore;
centurion bassein, lAuatralial via 81 Thomas
BARks-T Cushing, Salt Cay, 7 l. Alexandra. H..
yana sallie bonsslt Cow Bay; NolAnt Gov Bay,
Emile Bremen Almoner Rondout for Boston
BRlGs-C N Carver, Elizahe,hport for Ro,ton.
American Union, New Orleans; Edward Gov Rsy'
Lindsay, Lingan: Juliet c CLARK. Lingan: C;eorSe
Amos, savannah; Wilhelmine, Ham BIO Ja.sifo:
THA Hamilton, Bermuda
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eCBoONERs-Crusoe, M.chise Maryland, Besu-
port Tor Boston; J A Rider Port jefferson; Mary
:.tsfvsy, Norwich; Andrev Peters, Mschas; Cen
GamaRe, New Hsven Buena Vista Bridgeport for
baltimore; Massachusetts, Rookland o X, n H.ren
for Inzstethport; Aida, Providence for Rondout;
Geo Baldwin. Gloucester Texas, Boston Tor Ron-
douti John Conrton. Providence; Chase, Providence
Head; Mar a Collins Eston's Neck for Baltimore:
G Brooks. Bo.ton for PhilsdelphiG Georgia, New
Haven; America. Bristol: Milton, Providence; Van
buren,, Cslais; Pierce Brsnfoid; Ottoman, Bangor;
j Hammond. Providence Mail. PIovidence for
Eizate'hport. Mfd'oid. n Bedford: N Fillmore, Bos-
ton Mon roee, Georretovn Maria Pietson, Fort
Roysi: b Anderson Portla 4, A. Acten, Provi-
dence for Albany; Thomas ri II, TrovidcHce; Jona-
then Cone, Providence for Albany Allegan, Eliza-
tethpJrt for ston, P!zsro, Hyannis Forest, Prov.
flight Prov for Philadelphia; Erp ess, Bangor.
BELOw-Bis ursna, Cubs. Wind West.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT PAINE'S, 62 BOWERY, SOLDIERS
IA business men, merchants and clerks receive .po-
cal instruction in hookkeeping, writing, arithmetic
spelling, &c. Terms A 10 TO ego per ar. Iades day
aud evening writing lessons ~. II
banjo AND jig DANCING. CLOG, BUR
- leslue and Irish Jig dancing taught by the re-
novned JOHN BDGAN, I5i East Houston II, near
Forsyth. Terms Moderate. Satisfaction susrsn-
teed. 252
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ars street lie ~, badly II
moved him 10 the New lork lie
Br 90 kIyn.

TnE REPUBLrcAN SrATK CONVENTION
The following delegates elected las, week In tn.
Assembly districts designated to Represent the Union
party Of Kings County in the State Convention TO be
held al Syracuse
LIST district-Andrew Ruydan, y T. Heeeman,
Samuel Wagner. I'd distrct-E. A. studwel, !. :.
7. StrhnahAn, Chauucoy VI Felt Sd district-Eee-
ton adjourned until this thoulayl evening. 4th dis
trict-A. q. Becude, Georg, j. llArdis W. W, Hal
lect. 9th dislrict-Anthony b Campbell, BAILEY !.
Hathaway, Nm. " allsce. 9th District samuel 4.
MADDOX, Heal. W. Wilson, W. LsscrAit. Tth di,trict
"A. b. Hodge,, John Mitchell fsaGc Aeserole.
BRooKLrs MoRfALrrY.-The total number
Of deaths In this city last week -as iCI. The prinei-
pal causes were cholera iniantuu a. marasmus 10,
consumption 10, hopping cough 3, &c. Under one
Of aEe CT. Natives Of nied states 100 Iceland
IS, Germany IL, other coun'fiess.
DROWNED WHILE FISHING. - Yesterday
ahernoon,w bile several boy, we're hshins in Ssvtown
Creet, near the Penny Bridge one Of them, abou,
"a years Of are fell into the creet and drow ned
The body, however, was covered last evening The
name Of The boy could not be sscertained last night
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pRE-PAID BY FIRST MAIL TO ANY Post.

- Office iol a ~. The new lIIIsTR ArFD NY.
DROPATHiC ENCYCLOPEDIA contains nearly,
l,v PAGES illus rated with more than Al engrnvines
WIN lnoeI complete. AGENTS wanted Address
tuNLIR WELLS. No. $50 broadway, " Y
''Oi all the publications which have attained ,uch
awide popularity, az issued hy FOWLER WELLS
none are more adapted TO General utility than this
men. comp chensive. and von Arranged Encvc ope-
dia"-lN. Y. Tribune. s0S
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POLLING PLAcEs.-Th. Ms,ropo,i,.n Police

commissioners have nearly completed the leasing Of
pons places for the forthcoming fall election, They
nso msne their ,elections Of poll ceits and
sna iii t. Jh. he, VII to prepared 70 few day:
me Wish Of the Commissioner. 70 secure good ,nd
hssrd IN ,.,,,e sn' sny respectable citizen will he
elected aud should any person Le found 10 ts unit /
9n the position his name will for bwith be er,ed
have the sppontee. dyisad e.Iusly slaops he po.
CA parties 90 Tar a. 1t can te done
FIRES. = About one O'Clock on Saturday
mIo,nins .fire occurred IN the .tsbls Of Mr. Rus.
$3.50 supposed TO have b. en- purposey 'e' on FIRE.
hre occurred In the stable OF Charles " Rey.
holds OF NO. f62 Eas, 10Th street. resulted IN ioss Of
AZ . o,eloeh last evening a fire occurred in the
sSns, fS Iinerrg ieot esp.ed by sd 70
the rear house, which va destroyed A valuable
s sors pro- gt cray Of Inom.. Iurnet go burned 10
msr, Thoins Wyner, sussn Csllshan Mr.. Covle
And hr,; Waters -ho.e Ices ,sgIesate... ,oTe si;6
vS valued Al 5000. The ROOF d The adloininr build
ings Nos AZ and 4's we're also DESTROYED, and tho
furniture Of . number Of tenants damaged by vscr
TO limited ertent
The EXCISE COMMISSIONERS will bold their
4gth session at twelve o'cocs TO day, In the Cham.
beIj tbeiI sSS md s.t .s,pion fes The Ve., IN lev
days thereafter.
SPIRITED AwAY.-Judge Ingraham on Sat-
urdAy, returned a decision In tho Wolf hobed.
cOTBhs case, wherein MI. liLzie WON, cunpHlued
that her husband to whom she had been marIied tut
lev dayt, he'd been spirited away from her by his
father The Judge Dismissed the application.
Two DAYS Accidents. -Thomas Dscey,
stovedore, Of Louis street Tell into the lover hold Of
the stermer Western Metropolis, Al the foot 81 West
lHh street, aud was fatally inJu cd John Car
rit,, labOIer, had leg broken While employed et.
eaVaiins At the corner Of Church and Franklin
streets .... Adolph CrovCll, sged Is, fell through
tbs hatchrAy at IS White street, and vas seriously
Injured ...... Thomas Nslan. aged I, was run over
by stage at the corner Of Broadway and Duane
street, and severely injured ...... John Pieifer
aged %, VAS kn"cked down by store aud run over
by lager bier wagon and seriously injured .......
Cornelius Murphy, While crossing Broadway ut All
street vas knocked down by cOach and injured o,
Andrew NctO, while crossing broadway ut l2h
street, wa knocked down bv cogeh aud much in
Bridget Maloy, Tell from the third story
window at No. 90 Orchsrd street, and ieariuily
Injured Cornelius EAnAhan, AGED u months
sS fatally In fed on Saturday, by falling from
fourth-stoTy rindou of his parents re'idence, No.
26s East 18th street ...... John Mscalln, years
Of age, saturday fell from the roof In IN, Of
No 80 fArk street. lie ves badly injured. The
police removed him 10 the New lork Hospital.
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10 IS and requires t.i Of ss9G4 on the sic. ~
lection TO the SUN Of $12500o Tor aImories and dril
rooms. He stated that the committee, Of which he
but y had be.n Increased Without their fnow edge
70 SsGUv and on this being corrected IL had been
the item lie had carefully examined the Law under
sheh they were appointed, but had been able 10
nna any authority or power enabling the Board to
hei reason ior objection, but thought IL better those
gentlemen should have to 80 to Albany for iheiT pay
tins lien lie moved that the sum originally re-
ported by the Comptroller DO substituted In place Of
The motion vs carried. but afterwards recon,Id.
sd 10. the PURPOSE OF referring shs question 70 tho
Nj Purdy defended the appropriation. The chang,
ga Deen inads ioi the b'neht Of the returning sol
dier In open Hoard and WAS he considered, proper
expression OF the feeling VI the lOcsl government
towards them The motion was Lost. Mr. Ely would
have objected 70 the s9IGOo it.m for the nes Court
house, but a. he understood the money hal air, adv
hesn raised and expended, he NOT now raiss II
The PRESIDENT, MT Tweed, objected 10 The item Of
originally reported the amount equred ior IN a
poe q t44o,lb u, lie understood the dIhe renee
MI shoof reserved his morton for thu insertion NJ
sSnOvO ior the payment OF the census enumeT ators
Alter some Discussion, In which Messls, Purdy and
Tweed Iopudated all Intention At ackinv he see
etary OF STATE, but insisted thar bundru and omiu-
sions MAD been msae Of which the city should take
hueeday, TO allow time Tor submitting the question IA
The corporation counsel.
SOME LErrkR.-On the arrival OF the mail
rom San Francisco, on Friday evening last, by the
feamT Costa Rica, tho employees at the Post Office
70 this city we're surprised on hndlne Iettnr', OIL
Msy 70 Dresden, In Prussia, in the share Of 1
Snnaef whleh wac about two and . hall fst Ions
and az inches In diameter made Of tin, o n which
veio 100 ninety cent portase stamps costing Sl2I IA
ehd IN sddltlon TO which ,um sbO had been paid,
msSing the POSTAGE on the package SlT2 A. which /,
prooabiy the largest smonnt ever reeeiy al foT one
sIeg &c So. 81. ey maj tiAre the esablishricni Of our
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INVOICES spEEDlLY PROCURED
TRAVELLERS IystR,xcE COMPANY.

-, -. NJ 10 DNTTNTIN NJ,
BRANCH OFFICE II COURT ST BROOKLYN,
hit : afencies all over the country. and will send
ls rabies 20 any who sppy personally OF by mail so
OLD BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS AND RAGS.
- PSsityoy the very hisho.t cab price paid tor
ga bOoka ue tpapefs and rass, a. % Spruce ~ =.
II. WALKER & co. 39b
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FOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND CON
tents Of little candy store suitable lot any bust
ness tent SO per month or rooms and store, 2I6
stanton ~; will he sold cheap 126
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SEWING MACHINES.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC-I AM Receiv-
;. ing daily fiom solder,' vido-., desiring 70 make
some arransemenn by which thew NAV procuies
WHEELER a WILSON
a iovh rginian widow. having lost her husband
and tro children in the Union arnies made sppIi-
ond ,oI ore 70 day. Calling Upon her rieiercc
procuring the Mach ne Peihsp- some one else viii
..,t 'hl, snd similar c.,es. NJ no by MAKING do
sc%oT % Cd by ne mr. qre, ct the!T own mills.
srssss CllNG THE SEWING MACHINE DCsI-
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
f9r hesvy tailoring or leather voft 10 RTST, and
W. ,he rent SLOWED " purchased No advance tnade
%HfIIHRR' as VW,siTi ssBsSsss' srw,xo x,cy,xrs
or SAT-. Reps ed. and instruction givep in cher se;
70 hens and sept IN order without chafre ono hal
ehlnss " 'osioenoes WIN na-
Having increased fscilltie, for the accommodation
W customers any increase Of patronsre viii receive
Tie same prompt attention a. iormeriy'
j. T. Ellis,
w Corner 22d a., up Stair.
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT. FOR
D.'le, or 'tchsnrcd ard all kind. fcpatod; Wheel.
snell 70 lac cor cvh. sps
SEWING MACHINES SINGERS %
maud VII be cold Al Low price. for cash. or part
WIZ, 4 onit91.cs, plsnet',, Wheeler q Wilson's,
snd e1changed, at 3s6 Broadway, up stairs. Al
WHEELER WILSON'S TO RENT-Ncw
and 2d.hand sewing machines Of all kind. 20
t.nt sud .ei for ca,h or part psymsht. splendid
kHb.,e.ed W heller Wilson's on hand. Also Niover
Wich ave. 40
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
W chinCs $50 Fulton u, BROOKLYN: also machines
10 et also the Howe machine for sale and 10 let 20
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FOR SAIE-A BARGAIN, THE GOOD
= viii q second hand store, and lease and hou,e,
IL Iefk SLID. II
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST GRO
Gerry and liquor stores up town, doing good cash
trade; very lov rem. Must he sold before Mednes-
day. Apply TO WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auctioneer, 10
Chatham square. "a
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THE coPARINERsHIP HERETOFORE

-, - eNlstng under the style and firm Of DEIMFI. n
BROWN II hereby dissolved hv mutual consent This
our. aud ine business Of she firm w TO Stpt l4th.
lNt5, will he settled by UfNRY DEIMFI, the re-
BROWN i.s -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A CHANCE SELDOM Offered
Il TO the highest bidder. by n. FELTNAN. Auc
uonecr' this day, at2 O'clock q saloon With ocl
anu M ufes, and years lease us Wooster ct. ~
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Ometals-vhi te rars cents per 10 cclored AMI
vooens 3 cents books and Newspapers c Mt Old
bras IS cents per 10 copper snd wter ~ cents
lesd G.. ceut,. Al Is Ns~ BOwery, bet Roosevelt o.
ard Nee Chamhcrsst. Sl
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EOh Gala ''hNEh l.l''ph SURE
with stock and fixtures, In the Ssh watd do ng A
good business. Satisfactory reasons given for selling
For further particulars inquire At 6J Grand st. in the
bs-nmcnt. ggn
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT2 CITY HALL PLACE AND IA GEN.
n tire ~, Pas nbtokets' ticke's bought Tor watches.
-elry diamonds, &c. The higho., piece paid fu
the above Gods 1871
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$1,000 WILL BUY A NEw2 STORY
lJUO house with I roons, full lot, in i9,h
| st. between Sd and 4Ih Ayes, South Brooklyn SSno
cash, Apply 10 L. III M, on the premises. 4i6
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-22
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,

Paswd at Me Frs Session ofNe Niny.
EigAtA Congress.
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= s~n~a y ~ s.s1E< OuB1a -
Eya - sr4i.g 90 ~ - -
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19
TO SOLDIERS. :
u. s. Sanitary Commission :
ARMY &-.NAXY
Claim Agency NJ
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES L. MARSH, Local Agent.
' Office No. 6.......Third St,
(Bet. Locust and -MAinl, ~~l
l.4-.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
TO SOLDIERS.

The y = Sanitary Commiasion, desiring 10 re.
isve Soldiers, Sailors and their families fTom the
heavy expenses usually paid for the prosecution
OF such claims, have established this Agency 10
collect Pensions, Arrears of Pay, Beuntv. az d
ether claims against the Governme ent WI rTfnIrT
CHARGE Oh EXPEHSE OF Any KTSD
WHATkVER TO THE CLAIMANTS
0napplcation sent to this Agency stating tba
name and postoffiee address d1 there ainsnts ths
naEe, rank, ecmpAny, regiment, service ami
State Of the soldier whose 90 0uut the claim ia
made, and date of dischzrgs or dsath fhe 1rorer
b3snks viii be dilsd cut IS far as possible and
sqpr 20 be T.srspn applying These saH thsn. %
exeoat aud nstuEned ta thtk ee5eas IEhefa5 tha
tiaim VIII ba prosecuted 70 ; hnal isaus in ths
shortest rossiois time. iyll. emW .eotdedd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY
Beware of Cnnnteffeitsl =

,-NEE, THE USDERsIGNED, FooTE, NASH
kk Go sf sinc infa q, = he ars the SOLE ye,,
rrt..4e, %hs Wsii knogn brand OF orange -
y ~, CO., sssn "a toTmei ia - certain per-
- ~ go - =. -hlI and other places, have
sohs @ ~ * Gus, Mentie5 ~ oSuut-rIsttlns ana
Hte'A 81 uPoh cur rights ID afaa hera ei
using the above ame ighrans, a. ) -stra al y,a,5Ts
or brards, whien are our proper en-. - I
now We DO p reby pcfify ali shsh b T. u stta
We VII nFosec hts hem b the 1nll extent o. I.
law fer in8riaging upoa our ghts, add 'thispro
tc-tion ha Do pot Onl' for ali they NAV d. IN
tue ute, bnt Bl8o fr all damags g. ev uiay bave
oohs us IN tae, last- Ihose who base nheally
u ed our brsads, NAV, avoid pro seution bv a.nk
king immediate apfl scasf6a Tor sestlsmeuf 10
HHA ,l1itfE FOOtE, NASH 3 CO.
r - -s.tt II and 10 Columbia , Cine nnatf
X HEIMAN, 60 and q Main serestf lEvsns-
Fiile' are seihoF th~ genuine srtele Juiyi I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19
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RULES AND REGrEsFi0NS.

I. Ne papers given awAy 81 ths Cha PssE o. ~
SEataAtous circulation, I'D vtt
l. No sdvsstisenents. local notic~s.o hpufAs,a
sxtsd unless prepaid or pay E1ArAosssd. 49, -
) Advertisements ~ill never be accompanied
local notices unless contract e rkds 10 thar rrt
aud vslus rs0eivea for the ao,ioe. s
{. No +" Lccsi Netioe, . however short. van. II
inserted for less tAAa One Dollar each day. 4 .
5. Marriages, Funeral and Rsligious Noticss
mast Invariably Be paid IN Advanos to secure IN
ssrtion.
6, Ne deneisney % the part OF carriers viii 70
made good b. the oeseo. e. the carriers fail 10
leave papers as ordered and dIree.ed They must
pay for their esrelsssnesa. 1i if- s-rg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19
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NOTICE.

NJorIoE.-FRoM AND AFTER THIS DATE,
In the agency Of o. P. cobb & Co, at this place,
will be diseantinued. fhe business belonging 70.
this egsncy will be settled by ths firm at Auroras
Indiana, assisted by II. N. Christy lat ths once
In this pia e,) who only Is authorized to draw up
on rs. Parties having claims viii please CORES
pond with us at Aurora. o. 2. C0BB.& CO.
Eyansville. May 2Tth, 1865. jeS0-dSw