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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

TRAINS LEAVE EFWYOHK;
For Ne.g. Haven. 10 toD txl lLJj L. J. u, ttN
o. l...1 as 80 end G0J (EN,l 2. M.
FOR b idsepot 100. SEQ fts.l ii.y a. M i4lo' tk1g'
3ta ~ I45 asa and 800 (t1,l p 10.
for hil,fi sud stfaiuI 100 II 80 a.; ~ s"' D. m
For lah- TO- slulpoi. aud Nes.Ioft. 'H uV - A SO
Fdr Sorw-le ;.co 800 C8.l go I,.2c M i2l5 tfI'D
e.. 10 5N. 800 Or x,l p M.
For areu so 49, li..'l a. m 94j, 40 Anl r. 10
Jer tifecn.ith 100 1 l..j ~. ? 81 40, b - pm.
for stanford 5op st0 lDS.l h51 ny d. l' i-ia, tN.l
400 tx O. 4. g 90 so $50 an' fkN..l b. u $3.50 . =.
Fof Port cheer nud n'.rneaiaie sa.iou' 'V' ~ il''
A M 3.fJ, l..0 SO, t..n 200 g. 10.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston Va rprl sGcd aco a. u ttA.) 800 p1,lap
For Boston, via shore Line d Is. CEs.l G0jp.m ~.
Tor Hartford and spinshed 0o0 fH.D r. N. ,hr.)+ol
ffr.) Lib BOON. 90. ,,r
Ior Cornecis,i R.ver ps'rosl ooa (itl l-i' D. IN
g. Montreal 30 p. 90. 60 NOrasmptln. - ~. ,
For hartford Flosideueo aud F..sll Rsircai' 100 lE.-i
Tst vcs. Haven Nov ondoa ard s.ouinstoa ha'oad1
200 L. rn. A. d. 800 900 %.
lor ans a oil rond. ~ l m. 10 NORTHAMPTON
For llaursianie Railroad d. tn. All y H.
For Nausa.usk Railroad an a. 10. 80. =. d.. -
For DE- aay aid Norauk Railroad tV Wv O. nai ''''
,. M. ,,. o,a, . ,r.i
JAMES u. HOYf sgp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28
ERIE RAILWAY.-Tminsl leave Depot loot

ERlL RAILWAY. Trans lcaNe Depot 'oo'
u 4 Of ghaAhrr.-.t. Vi. ras0ua Ferry:
No.. b.y Erplfss isr tsnsndst.li hoch-Sef hu7Ai1'
S.lafnan a.i Nsst Connects a., Buhiio via ita" NOR
1 (r.rd TfunA Hslrsys aud AZ Sa8msnca With Atlantis
anc Grcst N-sisfa Hallway. -. IA,
f.sOa- H.. Mn tal Wa TTaiu. dsiy, 20 otsvie.
10 H. Express NAL. ior bur-o, CONNECTING ".h Lake
ar an WAY Train, for Port Jervis and NeWbursh
D. no.. kilf taprrs ioG tautnil.ia hoo"ssier h"nH'
Salamanca ara Nrs- p.t
urn L.hlnins ESpre.s, dsy, f.. C.nsnda1aa Roche.
Co. kuft.o salsr1rci, Duukhk. aud West connects 8
hidsa witn Lake 5hor duA t4and Trunk ha"ayS anu
s...f.arrl vi h AL r'ic snd Gscai y ,rfn Rai~ly
M no., Fmsaui rf,in daily ioi Buffalo, SALAMANCA Ddn
sIs aud Nest ,.,,,,r, ,t,,n, p c..i s,, N.v,yo.k.
w q BARN Cen. ilss. a GENT, New-lofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

academy of MUSIC. - Commencing
y MONDAY, July .,
FdR A SHORT SUMNER SEASON.
McALLlSIEh, Mcf LLl>ith, McNLLla. hh:
Ihs Wpsrd e.. he Word ia he grond Ifesnlis.atonl
Golden b. i'rssf llaton Entertainments
Tinkefs--.o l.l parts 81 iAe .ouss--~V centA
Reservad o., Is cents
Auprh-aer III cents
Ses Oh ef adyori isru'rnt..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28
2 ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Trains will

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
IA PANY-Fo,i Of bar sytt.--On sod after juno ~
Rir mail trs m. for fsckstut0wn aud int. nled pc ia
Mons. vi le4s. % $3.50 NJ Mai Exwr.l for I'll atiou'
,r,.t Of .Jan al f.lH p. Morown Expires ~ p IL
SCuOCff, Assistant Supefintt udent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
OFFICIAT.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In
the Post-oHos AZ EvansvilIs, stAss Of Indiana
4th day ef September, 1853.
e4- fs obtain any Of these letters, fhs appIi.
can't must call for "Gdsetissd Letters" give the
date Of this list, and pay cent for advertising
B&- II not called for within one naomtk they viii
Be sent 70 the Dead-Lettsr Once
FREE DELIVERY Of letters by ea-Tisrs n tha
residences Of owners, In cities Of So coo inhabi-
tAnts or ovsr, may be SECURED by Observing
the Believing RULES.
/. DIRECT Letters plainly to the strsst and
aumbsr, a. wen the post-ofnce and State.
q. HEAD Istters With the writer's pos1-ezes
and Ssats, sfrses and ssasbsr, sign them plainly
With fall nazlss and request that answers b
directed sccording1y.
3. Lsstsrs te strangers or transient visitors In
q town or city, whose special address may Be IN.
known, akozld BE- marked, In tbs lower isff-hand
corner, with the word " Transient"
4. Plaos the postags-sszmp on the ugper rieAf-
kasd corner, and is1us spacs between the stamps
and direction for post-EsarEsAs without interior
Ing with the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN Of 3 let
ter 70 the writer IL unclaimed within thirty days
CT less, written or printed with the writer q
s@Hs, pesteee, and Stats across the len hand end
Of thu envelope. on the face Side will BE- complied
vita AZ the usual prepaid rate Of postage, psyA-
bic whsn the letter IL delivered 70 the writer
SIC. u, Law or 1888.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

SUPPOSED FATAL AFFRAx.--We learn
from a gentleman who returned from
Newburg on Sunday that probably
fatal ARRAY occurred in that village on
Saturday. The only particulars our in.
formant obtained were, that a quarrel
arose between a man named GiIpin and
one Pearce, relative to settlement be-
tween them, during the pendsncy of
which Pearce used some abusive Ian.
guage toward Gilpin and his brother.
Subsequently, the brother, James Gilpin
we believe his name is, had a rencontre
with Pearce, in which the latter stabbed
Gilpin in the side cutting gash from
four to six inches long, and penetrating
to the inner cavity, from the. effects of
which the surgeon thinks it impossible
that he can recover. Pearce was on the
streets Of Newburg on Sunday, from
which our informant inferred that the
cutting had been done in self-defence.
Gilpin is well known TO cur citizens,
having been for year or two past en-
gagged in bringing Newburg coal to this
port u.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

g&r A Memphis paper says that as an
illustration of the improvident charac-
ter Of many of the white refugees who
are driven from their homes BY the re-
bellion, q benevolent gentleman states
that recently his attention was called to
the case Of female refugee, who had q
small family dependent on her, and who
bad only one single dress, and that q
faded calico one that she wore upon her
back. A collection was taken up and
realized fifteen dollars for her benefit.
She was profuse in her expressions of
gratitude, aud at once repaired to a dry
goods store where she paid thirteen dol
lars for q lace collar. He #
This 10 most equal to the small boy,
who, in reply to his fathers offer to pro-
cure him pair of shoes, as winter was
aPproaehiug, said he would manage to
do without the shoes, but be must have .
bosom pin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
EVANSVILLE
G&S
CRAWFORDSVILLE

=. TRAINS Leave Evansville Daily, lsuzdays
u sxcsptsd1, as f0iicws: -1sA
~~ A. M. ACCOMMODATION
6s6U stops a. AL Stations. Arrives at
vinesnDes 10 30 A. NJ; Tsrrs Haats
ut 3:f6 P. N.
an Am. MAIL EXPRESS
you Arrives &C Yincennes 1871 p. N;
70. 4 n. trains leave for East. rs p.
for West, bs3e p. M.)i Arrives
ut Terrs Hau.e, 3.s6 p. NJ, connect
ing with Express Trains a. follows !:
TERRE HAUTE 4 RICHMOND r. r.
Leaves Terrs HAuts ct 40 p. II. (;
Arrives ct Indiauapolis 7 rs p. NJ,
making close connection with trains
for Cincinnati. Columbus, and all
Eastern Cities, and for ohisasos Tols-
do and Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON TERRE HAUTE r. q.
Leaves Terrs Hauts nc 80 p. NJ. I;
Arrives 1t Nation As p. NJ; Chi
caRo, 90 A. NJ, and making direct
connections for alI points In the
Northwest.
ZAP Nc. vTNCEENES ACCOM-
W. n ODATION-
Arrives At Vinoenzss e:ss 2. NJ.
o. A. M. Trains Isars for East 10 :45
P M Arrive at Louisville $50 A.
NJ; Cincinnati, 20 A. NJ; Leave
for West. 5 80 A Nj Arrive et e.
Louis, I:fo r. o.. Cairo, 90 r. N
RETEEEIEG. a
An CCOMMODATION TRAIN
go Leaves Terrs Hante ct $50 A. n.
yincen mes, IL 20 p. N. Arrives 81
Evansville liz p. n.
W. Leaves Terrs Haute a. 8 so P. n.
e en- arrival Of Express Trains fro n
Cincinnati aud the EAst; Leaves Vim
cennes 81 7:i5 r. n. Arrives q
Evansville s.z7 Y. M.
WTINCENGEs ACCOMMODATION
W Leaves o. a NJ. Junction at 40 A
NJ, on arrival Of Night Express from
OincinDasi and Louisville. Arriye
~ Evansville . 40 A. NJ.
o~ Baggage checked through 70 al principa
points North and East.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

EvArsvrILr TrAcHERs' AssocIATIoN.-
The Teachers connected with the Public
Schools of the city, together with some
engaged in private schools, met at the
High School room yesterday morning,
and organized Teachers Association,
electing Prof Rice President and Miss
Allie Fisher Secretary.
Some thirty-eight Teachers we're pres
ent, and the exercises were highly inter
esting and edifying- The object of the.
Association is the mutual improvement
Of the teachers and to secure uniformity
in the various schools in the city.
We are very favorably impressed with
the new Superintendent of the Schools,
as well as with the present corps Of
Teachers, although We cannot help re-
GREETING that several of our best teach
ers heretofore connected with the
Schools have retired, yet We hope that
the Schools win not suffer in conse-
quence of the change.
We take a just pride In our Public
Free Schools, and hope to see every
resident of the city do the same.
Parents can do much to render them
still more useful and worthy of admirA
zion, by judiciousIy cooperating with tbs
teachers and officers of the Schools, b.
seeing that their children are prepared
to go to school promptly and panctual
ly; BY furnishing them with ali th'
necessary supplies; by taking care o
their health, that they may not necessari
~ be absent, and especially by teaching
them TO respect and love their teachers
and to learn and practice good manner
and good behavior both at home and il
school, and by inspiring them with th
proper ambition to excel. The futur
glory and greatness and iaAuence of tn
United States depend mainly on the pro
per training and education Of our child
rem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

A DEsPERAFE LARA young lady Of
respectable parents was admitted 10 the
hospital yesterday with her skull frae-
tured. 1t seems that abe had been visit
ing at the house of friend, and during
the absence Of the family q man whom
she had only known to despise sntered.
Filled with dread, and anxious TO rid
herself of his presence, she ran up stairs
He followed her, and there being nc
ntber means of escape, she jumped not
of q third-story window to the pavement
with the result above mentioned.-PhiL
adelphfa Press, I'D ult.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

A CHsAr DIslSFEcrASr.- "A gentle
man of intelligence and experience in
forms rs that the refuse lime that ::accu-
anulates at the gas works, lie an excel
lent disinfectant, aud as this can gen.
orally be secured for the. mere cost OF
removing, we suggest to our city au-
thorities that it be procured and used in
the filthy cutters and alleys about the
city. ~ r0c8cT ~ hgrT rf1z7
The presence Of cholera in this coun-
try next season il so probably, that il
would be worse than folly--it would be
the consumation of utter madness-to
defer preparing to mitigate its devasta-
ton until it comes.
If the city authorities tail in taking
these precautionary measures, private
citizens can act for their own especial
1NASAR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Proceedings or the Evansville Teach.
ers' Association.

ers' Association.
aa .Eii' MONDAY, September A. 1865.
The teachers of the Evansville Public
Schools, being called together BY Prof
Rice, the Superintendent, meet at the
High School building at nine o'clock
A, A., to hold Teachers Association.
After few opening remarks BY Prof.
Rice, the Association joined in reading
Scripture lessons from the Manual of
Devotion, followed By the repetition Of
the Lords Prayer and singing; after
which Secretary for the meeting was
appointed.
The first subject introduced was, Vo-
cal Music. Prof Rice spoke at some
length upon the necessity of teaching
music scientifically, its effects upon the
moral character Of the scholar, etc, etc.
- that few moments each morning
spent in singing and learning the
science of music would affect the char
acter of the school for the day. He
then explained the scale, the Associa-
ton singing and beating time as be
directed.
After recess of twenty minutes, the
ho6ONAabAOh N8AC " OtQCEs anu IALEnGO
to lecture from Prof Rice Of thirty
minutes, in which he Impressed upon
the teachers the necessity Of being
faithful, earnest workers, the import.
ance of co-operation on the part of
teachers and Superintendent, and that
10 have our schools succeed there must
be harmony, not only between the Su.
perintendent and teachers, but between
the teachers themselves.
Mr.. Byers then led calisthenic ex-
ercise, giving the Association twenty
positions as FIRST lesson. After prac.
ticing the positions fifteen or twenty
minutes, he retired, and Mr. Holcomb,
of st. Louis, made few remarks upon
the subject Of Writing, presenting each
teacher with copy-book, No. ! Of the
Spencerian system.
At twelve o'clock the Association ad.
journed.
At two o clock Pm. the Association
met punctnally After calling the roll.
the frst subject introduced was, the time
and number of sessions in which 10 hold
the meetings. After q short discussion,
it was decided by vote to hold but one
session day, of FIVE hours-from nine
in the morning to one at noon, with a
recess Of twenty min1tes da#
.e A writing lesson Of one hour, con-
Quoted BY Mr. Holcomb, and calisthenic
exercises, led by Mr.. Byers, occupied
the time till recess.
After recess, the teachers, except
those engaged in the primary schools,
were excused; the primary teachers re-
mained to lister to few remarks from
Prot. Rice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

B~We call the attention of our read
ers this morning to the new advertise
ment Of the enterprising and liberal
firm of Anspacher & Sons. They prom
Use big things at their Mammoth Cloth
ing Houss and gents, Fashionable mer-
chAnttailoring establishment But what
we know of them, and we think the same
faith is shared in by their numerous
customers, that they make it point to
come up to what they promise. Their
styles of cassimeres are certainly mag
nifcsnt selected with great care and
tase, with the special object of supplying
in this market known wsnt-the best
goods that could be got in quality and
style. Their new goods are arriving
daily, and they ask no more than an
early inspection. They are making
preparations for big trade this fall and
winter. We wish them success beyond
their expectations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

VIOLATION OF Posr-OFFIcE LAWS TO
BE PUSIsHED The Act of Congress for
bidding, under heavy penalties, the
placing Of the words limited States
Mail, etc, on a steamboat or other
vessel not employed in carrying the
mail, and the publishing in q newspaper
or otherwise that any such steamboat or
vessel not so employed is used in carry
ing the mail of the United States, hsV-
ing recently been evaded in many in
stances, the Postmaster General has
given instructions to postnasters &c
take the necessary steps to promptly en-
force its provisions against al offenders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.
, For Common Pleas Judge.

We are authorized to announce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER viii eontinue 20 serve as
Judge % the Common Please Court In the district
composed of the counties Of Fosey, vandsrhurgh.
iWarriek. and Gibsoa, n elected At the ensuing
October election.
Aa. ENRON: Please announce to yeur readers
thai WIN. LouD0N, OF Posey County. Is can
didAts for Judge Of the Common Pleas Court, in
tne u strict composed Of tbe counties of Posey,
Vanderbnrgh, wArrick and Gibson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

Personal AND RELIGIOUS We had
the pleasure Of call yesterday by our
esteemed friend Barnabas C. Hobbs,
principal of Bloomington Academy, and
one OF the Oldest educatorsin the State.
He is an approved minister in the or
thOdox Society Of Friends, and expects
to hold meeting in Princeton tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

RD- General Hoyey will not leave
here, Gays the indianapolis Journal, for
his new post of dnty in South America,
for several weeks, during which tins be
will close up all.of the business connect
ed with his administration of military
affairs 10 Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

THE RIczLAND CREEK DrsAsrER -
Three more bodies have been removed
frem the wreck. One car, supposed 20
contain colored people, is still buried in
the water and mud, bnt cannot be re-
moved until other portions Of the wreck
are taken out A report reaches us
that the force Of employees engaged al
the point spend more time 10 play than
work. There has been abundant time
to have removed half dozen such
wrecks at lesst-Naskpille Press and
TSnses. az AAI8 43E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Local Notices.

D@ We direct attention TO tbs new
advertisement of Messrs. Roberts &
Gresham, in this mornings issue. We
can vOuch for the superiority of their
cigars-we have tried them. They are
live young men, and win keep up With
lba Zines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Farm for Sale.

DEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY 10.
ID cation and occupation, ofer my Farm for
salas containing 220 acres, $50 acres being ia
high state Of cultivation, with all necessary
buidlr gs also, 100 choice grated fruit trees just
beg nnlnx 20 bear said Farm lies 10 Mills north
Of Evansville and threp miirH vast OF ST. Jacobs
Church. on ths Nc. A O. Railroad. Title perfect.
For further particulars enquire ths premises,
or BY ie;ter to Cynthiana, Posey counts, Ind
: au2s-f A. ID. WILKINSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
Farm for Sale.

n OYER ron SALE nv FARM-sITUATED
Il on the Haffoleon Ferry Road. IA Esiles from
, the city OF Henderson. and miles from Green
river. Said Farm contains 3z2 acres, 100 OF which
are cleared, and the balance r. we'll timbsred.
About 20 res are now sewed In Timothy and
Clover There Il frame Cottage, Stable, Kit
ehan, two Tobacco Barns, Bmokehouse, &c on
fhe premises. Situation healthy. ABd plenty Of
god WAGER. \ will dispose Of half or the whole,
reasonable terms for cash, or exchange for cry
prof erty. There 10 no bstter land for tobacco or
grain ia HenderHon county.
Aus3i A. y. MILLEr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

A WARsrSo.-The pitch used in lay
ing down the Nicholson pavemsntin Fit
Wayne took FIRE day or two since, ami
came near burning up street or two.
The fire was finally squelched with sand,
gravel and water.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

NoTIcE.-The Select School for small
children, taught by Mrs NJ. A. Ross,
viii commence Monday, September
18th, at her residence on First Street,
between Mulberry and Gun Streets
Terms, IS per quarter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

I Offer FOR SALE - ON REASONABLE
terms Three City Lots, Of large size, which,
however, can b. aubdivide1. Two Of said Lots
aituataa on Second a. rect, In IngrAms En-
iArgemsnt, two squares from the Bank. The
other Lct is nearly opposite the Catholic Church
on Third street.
not delay 10 call upon nae N. MiLLET.
Henderson, KY, August 10th, 1885. Musl-4t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

ARRESTED BY ORDER OF GEN. THOMAS
-Mr. Ben. Bingham, the well-khown
daguerrsotypist and photographic, was
Yesterday arrested BY order of Major
General Thomas, and, handcuffed and
chained, put on board the steamer C. Z.
Hillman en- route for Nashville We
heard many rumors in connection with
this affair, which surprised the host of
friends of Mr.. Bingham, but nothing at
all transpired of q reliable nature
Memphis Commercial
We reckon Gen. Thomas knows What
10 the matter. e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

e% A Richmond firm built an extern.
size range of corrals and stables for
the rebel Government, for which they
we're never paid. OF course when Rich
nond was captured, the buildings we're
taken possession of for the use of our
troops. A few days ago the carpenters
notified General Terrys qusrtermaster
that they should enter lien open the
property for their unremunerated ser
vices in erecting the structures.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
CITY NEWS.
H6- SEE FOURTH PACE -Ga

R@- We are indebted to our very ex-
cellent.and beloved friends, Ed. d. Judge,
Of the Liberty No. 2, and Mr.. Arm
strong, Of the Golden Eagle, for late
Memphis papers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

R% Soldiers and their widows Who
hold pension certificates, should call at
the Office Of VIM. Reavis, on Main
Street, over Keller's Gun Store, and
have their semiannual installments
promptly collected
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
CITY GROGERY-.AYsTERa.

We receive daily, by Express, q
superior quality of Fresh Baltimore
Oysters, and are prepared to deliver in
half or whole cans or By the case. All
Oysters warranted. 1858
CKoss, DAVIS 4 Co,
Third Street between Main and Locust
August 22-tf ..l+ 1865
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

e MM- ksPARRkTr will be candidate for TO :
election 20 the Office Of Circuit Judge, Tor the
Elites nth Judicial Circuit. composed Of the conn.
ties Of Crawford, Perry, SPENCER, warriek, Van.
dsrburgh and Possys at the ensuing October eles.
tgon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
FOR RENT.

TWO Oh THREE LARGE ROOMS, III
i pleasant part Of the city, with or without
board. Respectable references required. Address
Box %, fostofhce. au3i-it
NTE WILL RENT, FOR ONE Or MORE
4 w years, all the bniidinga on Locust strsef,
between Water street and the Alley. but recently
occupied By ths COmmissary aud Qartsrm@ster .
Departments also, will rent the Blacksmith
shop on Main street, near the Canal, reason.
able terms.
Hlyl4-dR MORGAN, Read 4 co. +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
CITY NOTICES.


4 UGUsT 2lst, 1855 100
The Conmen Council Of the City Of Kvanrvtfl.
viii reeeive sealed Proposals until TIA "a a. ~
sep, bar. 1865. for grading, ErssslinF a8d paS.
ing q allay situate tstwssr wasar aad FIrxs
sfrests. and extending from Cherry 10 o-k .tresx-
BY o. der Of thu Coanca CeursII
s. n. MceRrFF. Clark.
my Olerks Omess lsg1at "a, 1ssS. sag4s- "a
(Cntnl Cory.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

SLoPKD.-Lisutenant L. RASMUSSEN,
lleth, u S. G. II ges ashamed of his
men q few day ago, st Camp Nelson,
packed up his trunk and sloped for Dem
mark. He once thought, a niger as good
as white man if he behaved himself,
but be wouldn't-=Neso Albany Ledger.
Ii is very probable that his men had
most cause to be ashamed Of him. What
did be steal before he leff2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

rs kpEroRs JoUsSAL PLEASE announce Captain
WA. p. HARGRAyE, late Of the sIst Ind. Vols.
ss the Union candidate for the ofice of Prosecut-
ing Attorney fer the Fifteenth Judicial Csscuit.
composed OF the counties OF Crawford, Perry
Spencer, Wsrrics, yaaderbursh and Possy.
We Ars authorized to announce that LEWIS q
srIEsQN, viii he q candidate, ct the next octO.
Der election, FOR reelection to the ONCE Of Pre.a.
cutting Attorney for the Fifeeenth Judicial on.
cuits composed Of the counties Of Crawesrd. parrv
spencer, wasriek, Pnsey and vandsrburwh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

The Louisville Democrat says that
city is now being overruu with profes.
sional thieves. Pail them speedily
and send them to Frankfort They NAV
improve the next Legislature.
aetfarH Ebn,vm e,.tyy. Ta.....-g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

R@- Just received, large lot Of those
Aice Glass Fruit Cans, and for sale low
1t BRoUGHTps & WooD's.
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