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PASSING COUsrERrErr L. s. CURRENCY
nios AiLoi son. nat W VI iisJa Var .n Coz Ne'
Jsre'. ~ y.ars Of are and o. .eI'osl pc, anee,
sss ar e,tol b; officer Hut nj ~ satatd owe rns
on charge Of a,i-upti.s 20 pa,s couatois al
cent fractions cur, ny NOS IL ua, At l,geT booc
saloon u Railroad sYriuo, lsrey Cay. Gpon e'gg
--actef o. the .trioa-housa . pEkAgo Of ~ piecns
OF .hs eoanierisit eutieueg visa loa The y. ron
o 'he rds ner. lie admitted hsv,as = --oi ts're ~
wa giNsl 70 HIM h. msn u Se4 lo.t, Who told
h,m 10 - sGd ilats h. i!',ns. cent epiaa who IL
TIA; tie .aallhf ana blrhlr iospes.Goe % pc 4.
q tL't vuuus Ale tsOa ia p'ayiued With iibs Al
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mt ma - hus ei y, CO INIT ihe ciire o. who
o. at N III na.iop baIose L. :. comm "a Oaoi
.a'Eson.
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tsnEa iAus2 Cp,oa --Dvs, ESQ WoHTu oF Pa.
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q. W Thorn, ieA,ae,to O! 81 Rers IA. ~i.hlaF 10
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those vho 20 dGs!. Gus OF obiJains the siII-I n
Wa prsposs"s lns, no st sp? 'atiDs yoIls Vont,
Who cave hoi aA,n- ~ sarSh dsnry, sai s'as t,it
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twiih hes husLanl Mt hanna sct1s'. =! in
vi II y az tA "a ihA /. al hal lets..cd IA te.
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perfectly henest- and 10 uiasly ATTENDED the
lpiIeopel Chui oh. poa th.s reoniuIp eIGst. =
hf. thorn Immediately turEfcd tie Fi.l
ihe following ErInHt he rlJl came TO her ne '
Place, brin,i wish AeT tuus Eur buat.e a. rlo'u-
ins On W euselIy iaAi { al VI Aiurl u Lea =
To- unveli 10 NO and oii tJf w. ~. -: that D..
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nuntsr OF Artie'e. oi StIing ~ FL, he's he ,ui-
p.eions isl upoI tire sill ana uS-n turas etsni a.
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girs sus.tC''d ~ 4aLm .luf &c f1.ts % 1~i Joe
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he, bosi I'M ~ tbft " Oas balrslg ~ GTi44e
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HIGHWAY RoBBUuY A member or the L.
p NJ ho 10 p, n-n,i rsnsis Joha,on. vS 1T
tackled and iobleI Who pi-.ins slons fiu.hlnr
svonue. nou wsLlugi1n ayoaue, about QUE Seior i
, 90 sfdAJ mornns. Ills p,skcn ssio rihvI Of ;.,9,
Ia tilis oihesI Do ham, o. the ~ b Pee nj Police
heard the m.riLes e.y for aid. am h,..oninR 10 h'
s,sis snce the ps.p tstor, lied. Se'eh citizens
however com trors oposl's direction, sceod-
cd 10 esing ihrre men, With tbs sid VI he officer,
on susp cion tons tie guilty piEtes Their nam
are sie4diusn Ga esnv ood, Char &c ssuu e'S snd
john whkiEsou. They were hed fof nbo,rnR.
Mr.. Johnsoa's Injuries Il Ia feared. are OF si-tai
character, hayius Leu '"sliully teattn
FUNERAL or A SOLDIER The rcmlins Of
james n. ksisssiL OF 70. u, IL b Regiment New
YoTk Volunt era We sererd,v cooiiguoi 10 thvli
last ting aao In the EplscoPAl Bur inf Ground n
the I own OF Fhthush. TLsso vie.s took ppa n ~.
fru.s Ep'Nc psi ChuIeh, AMI tho ~ oniau-e VA, very
iarHc. Mv..Lo1 ot the i.'9,h and iiIh IL aiment.
veie picsoI'. pec.seei "a kue.i 81 tie bat.l- OF
Cold hsri or On the I'd Ct June. 1874 Ills bDdy vai
| Hurled neu tic ,pot sheto lie i,L ard uo- tie re-
mains hsv teen CT nun ed ana biOu ~ home 80
purposr Of eing laid sloDs aide Of hi. dccesei Ella
tvt.. E.sFo vas ,boui 2i years Of . an a n'tivs
Of the village Pls'l ush, she he p.Is-n IssiIs.
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,s.n siss q sosni.riei, Is. on ,Ss II
w...n as ben .s,ssS n sta "a Sulns
the past 10 o. ~ year. In almost every seo,on the
sever fpo-n to have hesn .r, e. ed bstor,' and he
SAYS h'i u 10 'he frl inc that Lc .ss eVsl oLswit-
taigf ei bioie Jucge itets Tor OF Animation.
S,0oi'o cdsc.-At hsif-p., til. e. o'cloof yester-
da' morninr, several parties became involve IN .
diieuthon IN tie 80 oon sepi b. Einnerioh sbreitr
a. No. C,T bevoId ay,bue. They vere " Led T.
leave tn, o pbi ,tneuL end al ouce ezra toso.
walk ut'd ut TIE pf,p.is'or h.vins had tea. On
70 eve tie p 'ee, i.~ lutte. h. o.. wtI"ro-r !
hni sr.e Espp .. G. RiHsi win sO.frr,
,le e~i,h 10 e. . ~ lie e0.i.t o.. IA. etc,
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taEsn q % be. 6rIc Hop ~ b. 'teP e..
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daJ ~ .o;nr iw,ni, toas ,ccn Nth ".,l l. e"
and p 80. h,he' mldei t.cr caro- At v 49,.
l.spt, lie her Tie mob hsi ~ A. cd TO- ne IN po."
Of ai'nesiny q p.slostc eneour'c-. .iu.tast.sy
v'ro sloUt o rsas't NJ. oh's ara, ktr.cf NJ tie
;ni the .n'ey 'paearaice :! . ?,a.a nu,,ilns'
koDe Of whom, 10 s'or, ve.e Aiss e..
Rabbed nv q Hoo-. Mate. -Cs'cr rol,, ~ y
iIth 80 oct ,ne' .c.n y e.. on . ,u,dY
m. Lvlns at 90 To . ..sct lie ~ ,hant
ale ., tist 10 arrived In ths cit. notn A.tsny ~
that he would sh7v Kctsor oOilio.'t'o lotiIt
pee ,rt AZ nj, h. they ious IN 10 q. 'oi ~ No.
10 'scty, 10th Astpiar ~ tie no / ,.
d yer plt,ed his cat cootAELs lie 49,,
uni 81 tho pros Of b. "a ca sAs'ps
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tIal ~ - N1 Of lau. hys.s "a Pail>4 ipala'
aud . penlial b. ooc pit,sh.
ia,,,ny ~ WEARING Apra,'l John welsh -r
al ostev oI sIiu-tay mOl uint hy Otise luc ." 40
IAN ecige', -hl ~ wins tie L eD.sssO jan -,
kcA ,.luev No - Spfl u 1. y in g'fl NUlth e.
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+ cub. Wh S.r,T Sv.spers. --OIeer sullivan
OF the - Ia v.fu, sUeseI lh.i'a Is ritzsini hUu
lai on = oNa Of a. cup ~ 70 incile = - .
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for roTt ~ s1eet cleaner In he 9Th sHtd. NOOs
sad thai he had neu encui h, whoa riu, minOns
IN enol hua, szyug th.t he h al te'tef cave the
IN wgid A. lie eon.CL' st,e lie socI.,d orr. A.
tue Jeic s.n NJ Es' PJ!ics Ca itZs uiiJ1s ~
be hal me ell bcSa irS.,<. Jul lee TO iFitl 10
bim that 80 I'D 70 iy. act continue that lind OF
ioktnl. Mr.. Moo I'D moi p.es the cha ~, snj
fIlzsimiDoIs Nas aisin.ssei -i,h rep linlaHd.
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4 Mnsr WnNnLELrL nl.LoNnrl

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
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TRAVELLING.

IA nSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
,Da.s On All after h1liAy' JuLe h. TAU Tor
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3yA n AJ 4 81 / NJ, Gno mon hAf.em = a.
~ ytns. and ~ avs al II A. \. and 81, p. "
49,. sool ~ $3.50 ps.iS W. ". vANniI.i.
49, S.k. -
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MAXINE NEWS.
Aus rs. G1e.ts-s.s,.1@-n. w.,, "a

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ARRIVED
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bkI6h -,IosophinA LDyuO NsHsss. C!sufussG.
FlofS CO, ~ lasl u - y 80, Pa = .l.,o
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G.:Nr:sAs. I,,s'Ns.a.

CEr1ON ACuEUUcT DEpARIMENT-7O
u1h' O, > Tenn e. Z" .'yo'.s nh 10
80 h''ihco"it tIo,'N. u, OF e'sda
nt-bt l1,n. 80. iOt lie "a urtiSn ~ N ~ low
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ave % ;o,h 81. and Que Block II, oun.u 10 1lt
g. lelN "a g. an sves.. 10 ftth ST. lets.sn %
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a. =, |, Ncee dad aon and Lekinstoi svcs Each
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tie oi ,he wo.k Tor zach II II orer q, 70 9Th
name Of bidter and este Of .dSfin, Bank is.ms
AL ,p ellie ton. can ls ID 10 icaiion 10 ~.
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a. W. IAAhL.N, Cioton Act. Do.rd. Nos e.k,
Augo ., 10. $40
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD
as.whts ore 50 cc.i' pcr H.: eoof' iu'.
go To- od bias. iacsAt. pe, ~ e,pp tad pew ~,
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| DROCLAMATION. - WHEREAS 1T APP.
L pea b. 'e.u.si u lie CoIoI,.'s Juiy ,ht.
Jam sui e-,n 20 ni' ara b, tisis int ctea b
$50 al D. co Vi RI, .tih 'ilcei, at rivsr ; aud
We :" iho sid Lu.r. has not ct leen nie,,ed,
ION Z. u ~ - Gun her, ssro Of he CT, at SrS
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app he.fion Ui Ito ssil lJ..h Barns re ,a.d ~.
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cave "a sut tie 4. az icA TO-. f.r lie ,aid e.
| ton 4. cob Al g a MILK, MAYO.
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| TUE HIGHEST CASH fRICE PAID FOR
- oiu ne ~ pc ~ up. g., Ola hLd sa,t. p .
| .. Of eve. 49,. ,p.oI, n.uCkNELL h.! ~
sDE 20 Ann 81, aoH vo.tOi SGtssu. 81
III S. SANITARY COMMISSION, mo.
~ 'tecI.Vo Nt.-C am Assos iOu, BI.elI OF gi-
- men 20 lt.i.c4 AMI - Allan e Sud. 4 AID
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iCO Lap for CLASSIFICATION.

Neutrality-suspicious. A%D FINISH
W 10 -ut. CO UN.,. "a -! IA % ds ijJ
u te..C o.. Ia go bGtcrtu' 50
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~ fe as-Nhte are - .tt per H.. coofs
"0oi.eah cents. lOafs and ue, sosp,T CO ca 10
Ioi H. GU hinsA IA cent? pei lbs vtpp pew e.
Il ceA.s .eAi, cehts, al II h0s Bose ', 10.
R,J.egtt d We. ChsIYl eTasl alG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Gets Mad and Lies.

Our Catholic neoplyts 1.-THE SEn] who
mistook an old woman's axe for the
cross, and took il up and carried it off,
is quite wrathy because we noticed his
publication Of list of Federal officers
who he declared were al Catholics. Hs
also indnlges in what bis Church de-
nominates q venal sin, and justi6able If
it aecomplishes its purpose, g glaring
unmitigated falsehood, when he says we
object to the publication. We did not
object to it, but simply expressed q curl
osItY we entertained as to his motive IN
publishing the list, aud saying they we're
all Catholics. If he had published the
roll and said nothing about their reli-
eious faith, we would very naturally
have supposed that he ~meant to give
publicity to their valor and loyalty, and
make them prominent for the admire
ton of the loyal and patriotic, and OBJ
iects OF contempt with those who de-
nounce our soldiers as "hirelings, cut
throats and thieves. But when be said
they were all Catholics it was obvious
that he meant more than this, and he
now admits the publication was made
to vindicate the loyalty of his Church.
Bot we submit that the unquestioned
loyalty of few members of that Church
affords no higher evidence that all are
loyal, than the positive dishonesty of one
member Of . church is proof that all
are dishonest, and we are free to confess
that we believe that robhiug widows OF
the means of preparing fuel is not q
Catholic virtue FinceHnes @azstte
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
81 THE 4 ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
The Crops, e.

NEW YoRK, July 24.-The Times $
Washington special says:
The Agricultural Bareau is ir receipt
of gratifying reports Of the condition Of
the crops, The wheat crop is generally
large aud sufficient to yield a large
amount for expectation The cane crop
is in hourishing condition, and prom
ises large yield. The oat crop is every
thing at this time that can be desired.
Potatoes escaped the injuries of the po-
tatoe bug much better than usual, and
bid fair to be abundant All other crops
both fall and spring, sowed and planted,
bid fair to be larger than the crops of
last year.
Fruits are not so uniformly good,
especislly in the Western States.
The World special says;
- The Government takes hnal posses
sion of Ford's theatre on Monday.
Everything therein is being packed for
removal. The Government is to pay q
certain rent to Mr. Ford until the first OF
February, and if by that time Congress
has not made appropriation for its pur-
chase, it will be returned to him.
Benjamin, the late Secretary of State
Of the Confederaey, il is understood
here on good authority, has arrived
safely in Paris, via Nassau, With the in
tention of making his future home in
Australia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Truly yours,
A Letter from Anderson Township.

A Letter from Anderson Township.
Y YANKRETowS, IND, July Is, 1865.
Editor Journa
/ wish to correct some points of an
article which appeared in the Weekly
Journal of the 18th inst, under the
heading ITO thy tents, o, Israel" and
Orer the signature Of William J. Keith.
Mr. Keith INDUCES in some very grave
blunders, intentionally or uuintentlonal-
ly, and attempt this correction simply as
an act of justice toward those be so nm
feelingly Injuries. In the beginning
must be allowed to express my admira-
ton for the extreme modesty with which
he has endeavored to treat the subject,
10 SO studiously avoiding the mention of
names, localities, &c, and can now as
sure him that his reserve was entirely
unnecessary, and that no one of whom I
have so far heard, has become seriously
indisposed in consequence of the perora-
ton of his article, consisting in threat
to again exhibit himself in print in a
more pointed manner. ! do not wish to
be particularly understood as replying
to Mr.. Keith, as 1 consider the article
in question of too Insignificant type to
attract Intelligent, and entirely too vul-
gar TO attract decent notice. Yet his
wifully garbled statements have become,
through the influence of those anxious
to create mischief, SO widespread that
longer silence might be interpreted as q
tacid admission.
1 Sometime since, when, in many
portions of the country, negroe.
we're receiving the patronage o.
the wealthy to the exclusion O
white laborers, the citizens of Anderson
township, Warrick county, Ind, signed
an article of agreement providing fol
the exclusion of negroes from that town
ship, so far as possible, in order tha
white laborers might not be brought il
|, competition with them. All the citiEeni
Of the township, with probably the ex
/ ception of three, who had loyal negr'
substitutes in the army, signed this ar
) ticls, of course, with the understanding
0 that no illega! means should be resortel
a to for the execution of their purposs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
A just nsc,sion.

NEw YoRK, July 24-During the pro-
gress recently, in New Orleans, Of pro-
ceedings for its con fscation, of the rebel
emissary, SlidelPs, estate in that city,
claim on it Of 100000 francs was pat
in By the Paris banking house OF Moen
ard & Co, and one of 100, 600 francs by
the citizens Bank Of New Orleans for
money advanced to the traitor on mort
cages.
Judge Edurill decided that, as Sidsll
was notorious enemy Of the United
States, his property in the country be-
longed, under the con6sestion act, to
the Government, and that those claims
could not be allowed or entertained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Il was signed by both those who had op-
posed the prosecution Of the war, and by
those who had most stoutly advocatedit,
but the idea was not the hateful perss-
eution of the negro, but the maintenance
of the white laborers. who, proOably, by
the introduction of negroes, would be
thrown out of employment, or be COM
PEELED to labor for wages insufficient for
the support Of their families.
This article also provided for the prose-
eution Of any one who should give en-
ploymsrt to negro, but more with an
eye to test the Law than punishment Of
its violators. In regard to the forcible
and lawless abduction Of the negro by
the two men, of which complaint is
made, critical investigation Of the fact
shows-1st, that the principal instigator
is neither a citizen of the township,
county or State; I'd, that the negro who
lives in Spencer county, was merely
quietly advised, with "an exhibition Of
ehiralry In the shape O reUolUers," to
return to his home, insomuch as his
presence might possibly involve him and
his employer in trouble. J
As the loyalty and even piety of this
township was called in question, de-
sire to say in regard to the former, that
I am told by . reliable gentleman that
in the beginning Of the war about one
hundred and thirty votes were cast here,
and that that number Of men have since
gone into the army; and to the latter,
in behalf of those who frequent the
classroom and exhort their erring
brethren" etc., that, since the produc-
ton of Mr.. Keith's remarkable docu-
ment, they have great reason to thank
God that they are not as (sOne) other
men," at least
We have aot jet arrived at that point
of philanthropy that we can conscien
tiously discharge our white laborers and
give employment to negroes in their
stead; and though We heartily deprs.
cate the idea of being behind other por'
tiOnS of the country in the advancement
of civilization and the arts, We shall
still cling to that old-fashioned prejudic'
that "a white man ia as good az ne
gro, provided he behaves himself .
JUSTICE.
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BOOKS.
New Books.

AT DoBELL,s BOOK STORE.
DRESIDEHT' WORDS; A SELECTION FROM
Il the expressed thoughts Of Mr. Lincoln.
The Yonth'a History of the Rebellioh, BY Thsy-
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Life Of Horace Mann. 3D..
The Pioneer Boy a Lifs Of Abraham Lfuco.E,
adapted for the young.
Tha Ferry Boy; Lifs Of ChAss, adapted fIr the
y0ung.
Ths Farmer Boy; Life Of Grant, adapted for
the young. enE
The Thinking Bsyonet: by Hssmer.
The Son OF the Soil: BY Mrs oliphant.
Chrisiians Mistake by author Of John Halifax.
Theo. Leigh: by Miss Thomas.
Love aud Pride: By Mrs. Gray.
BeiiAl new Novel published By Harper
Tory Butler; :" Z" do.
Life Of Julius Casari by Louis Napoleon; 81
Edition.
All the Works Of Caroline Lee Hsntz.
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support, and to guarantee 70 them that he reduces
all prices soon done so by Publishers.
A full supply OF School Books, &e., for Country
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Recreaiing,

NIAGARA FALLS, July l9th, 1865.
Editors Journal:
a pleasant ride Of two days from
Evansville lands one at this famous
catering place, though generally known
by @ more modest name. The trip ut
this season of the year is very pleasant;
all the roads are in splendid order, the
speed satisfactory, the air mild, and the
Helds and woods beautiful. One can
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
MEDICAL.


The Young Mans Friend.
7 IT EVERY MAN BE HIS OWN DoCroR.
IL This is the name Of Box Of Medicines pre-
parsd b. &C eminent Physician In Cincinnatis II
eonistns q preventative ard care for all private
diseases, with directions how to treat each case,
thsrsfora, with the Yoapg Man's Friend in your
possession, you have the f1l diTsctioea and uedi-
cine for the treatment Of y0urself and frsrds- It
- toZ sale By Druggists sveTywheFs- Ask for the
Young Mans Frisnd-ss5l s847 i---sz5.-z -
WholeaAls and Retail by
jyA KELLER WHITE.
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RTtES ANn REaTLlTIaNS.

I. Ne papsrs gissa SrAs a. the Coz ussr O foe
grAtzatous circulation.
J. no adversissnsnts, local notices. Aputs In
srtsd unless prepaid or pay SuAraatssd.
5. Advertisements viii never be Aocompanied l.
local notices unlsss contract q nsde to that scs
and value rsosived for the notiOs.
4. Ne " Loeal Netiee,' hovgssr short, will,
inserted fOr less than oAs Dollar each day.
5. Marriages. Funeral and Religious Notices
must Invariably b PAia n advance 10 secure in
ssrtiou- .48s ea 1s
6. No dsncieuey on the part Of carriers will hs
made good By the etace. the carriers fali to
lsAve papers as ordsred Aad directed. they must
pay fcr their carolsssnesa.
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RnIIrnnh A.nihant.

CINCINNATI, July 24-The eastern
bound mail train on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi road, met with an accident on
Friday, near Dillsborongh Station,
caused by the washing away of cul-
vert. The engineer was drowned. No
others were injured.
In the accident on the Central Ohio
road, by the breaking Of the engine
wheel, eight discharged soldiers Of the
I7th Ohio, and one civilian, were in
stautly killed. atis sqa7 U
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

SALOON.

A Change--St. Nicholas Saloon.
GAM. GRAMMAR HAS AGAIN TAKEN
- ekArgs Of tbs Sc. Hiehoiss Saloon sad vii p9t
&c Ia Hrst rate egSer With ell poasIbEs dispas1h-
The nnest Liquors VIII be kept 10 the bar ssa
HRe bllIaEd tables viii occupy ths see0a4 GeoE.
Hig old frSsnaS and sustensrs arc invited 70 can
and sse him. ny40. .dSm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

WewiIl manufacture all kind OF Tobacco 10
suit any trades that we may reesiye orders for.
We will assure the wholesale trade that we not
be undersold in the West. We have been en-
gagged In the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared to execute our work in the neat
est style and respectfully solicit ths attention
Of dealers to our Tobacco. -sst-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
BILLIARDS.

II HAVE JUST RECsIvED THREE FINE
il nsw Billiard Tables, Bslks's naaufAeturs, with
Phslan's cqshions, the latest Improvement. They
are now rs4dy f5r use, ana lovers Of rhis strrsc-
tive garas invited TO call and try them At tho
Sc. Nicholas Exchange, Ne. s. MAin street..
iez1-d3u s.B. GRAMMER.