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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

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sss NnefelopediA u Religious Knsrlsse, sas
vafssiiAn ahfonseie. Phiiaaalrhia
Ahhoagh not disposed 10 arsf sr re.enr.s.A
fAssni heaieinss sa general. throush ,ilstrnSss ~
thsir tngfedirnts and eEscta. 1 ~ taos ~ -
saaeient faasaHs shy nssn MAJ al te.sifv ~
~ nenents ~ believes himself 70 have p e~ivsS
80 ~ snre rrspar.tion. 10 The hops thai h.
msf Taos cnufrihate y the henodt a. otk.rs
90 thss tbs maFe readiiy N regard 70 Hoof.
49, Sefnan b.tiafs, prepared ~ Dr.. q Al
e.zssoe q Ais city, becaase I saa prsluIlesa
AeAissi sAsm tpf masy years. unaar afa fmoTrs-
ssen teel thsy we're chiaiiy ~ atoeholio mfstar.
IN inaebtso = ny ffisnd, Robsff sbonmsksr
- fPr the fsmeSai u this prriudls~ - .ror.Ss
tests, ana tor encouragement 70 try them wls.s
seaeftne frarn Frsaf msd 1ong coaifnuea aebfIitV
Tfs nee ufthrss bottles Of thee Rlttsrs a ~. ~.
siessnf y n PRESENT fesf, vas followed ~ svs.
= = aeilss $40 festafatisns - degree a. koalis
apa mental EiGoF which I had ssof Ia - -
meeths bsfqrs, and had slmass daspairsd III r.
fAininE tberefors thank Cod ana a. fris.S
tor asrs<tinH ns % tAe zee u them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

Sentinel of the I'D contains the follow
ing
TIE VAR
Our readers win cheerfulIy forego be
ing spPrised Of pending military move.
ments IN the carolinas when thew arr
informed that our Fsticence is in COM.
piiAnee With wishes which have been
communicated TO sll newspapers.
The enemy kept up . furious eanpon-
aiding in front of Petersburg on Mondsv
caused By the appearance OF Confed.
crate working party. Several shells az
psoded IN the city Of Pesersburv ana a
number fell ia Bradford.
Grant is extending his line Of railroad
TO bis new position Of Hatcher rue
The ExPrsss says that the enamv "a
throwing up heavy works ON Brunswiek
stage road between Rsam's station and
Moneks neck bridge, . miles below The
latter place
a gentleman, Row g resident of this
eity, formerly Of Kentucky, proposes 10
put hrs able bodied slaves AZ The di..
posal OF Gen. Lee. He thus gives IN.
m'ssaksbls evidence Of bis patriotism.
Not only so, bat be intends 20 eom6ort.
ably equip bis men and furnish them
hberaly With uonsy to secure comforts Il
amp mere - al example worthy Of
imitation; who viii follow IN
Among the lstsly returned prisoners
we're ave negroes who resisted all sole,
iiatious 70 join the enemy or take tie
oath
TsoN CHARLESTON
The Courier Of the Iesh SAYS uo.b;av
o. Importance has lranspired since ne
last report
The force ss Balls Bay. a, las. .c.
commits, bad not yet landed, and II ~as
SAID had mostly disappeared
Ihs following = from The Riehnona
Examiner;
In the absence OF Official inforrs.;..
ss abstain from other reports Isss rel;a.
Die Of the military Eitaation Ia south
Carolina We have the eon6rmation az
tbs report q "a expedition Of the ena.
my ron Knoxville q G~sen~;fls -
there are various surmisss Of ia obises.
A letter from WysheviiIs. dated ISL.
ssys the enemy 800 strong. under Oh.
lem, are reported 20 Be advancing
through upper East Tennessee Their
outPosts are North Of Grsenville. Pris-
oners brought IN By our scouts state thai
II - The intention Of the enemy TO occu.
py Il II possible on the day Of election.
I'D inst. Ths same deeds of murder
that East Tennessee has witnessed evsrv
DAY since the commencement OF the var
are stli being exeeatad. No mans life
= safe an boar The sane writer ada
nat 1issnsFs brigade Of Kentucky eay,
airy had an engagement lasG SATURDAY.
81 bnifs bridge, Lee county, Va, Is |
miles north Of Cumberland Gao. result.
ing IN splendid victory TO our arms
Oar loss vas not oyer so killed ana
woandsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25


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! sxoeE g LIE BLADDER, cAIcrr. ms
ALIVE BtftA DUST DEPOSIT Ash
tN0o0s 0K efILkf DISCHARGES
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So etft1sA KK~AAn BURNING. 81 PAINFrr
uETSAT4Ee.
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anf TOO nsssh caouot De .Sla in sts pr.is-' 4 -
slsse-s has hesE knarsn t. Fslisvs tbs most urssst
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shss 4 - the tsrk and fhFouzh shsklt@f A
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Hsisfs yes AA- mAsAs
PHYSICIANS
Have leag aiues kivsn up ths use Of bueha. enhsh.
Ard Juniper n the trrsfsaent Of thess dlssss~.
aud sag uss them fsf he Wast o. hs,sss rsHsgiv'
CONSTITUTION wATKR
q. PROVED iissi esuai . The tssh thAf kas De-
DIURErIcs
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Use pfoduee shfunie daesnsr@iiou au4 tonafmsd
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the hnsnsteatl nais-fa sneessa tssiur Too fIftls
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

Erom re nsy. Thomas wlptsr. Pastor q Rsx-
eoro1gh Baptist obuFck
n. gasksoz, ~ -
DEAh sIA II fel Il doe 70 yoer sxasIisnt prs-
p2ratao1, Hoodands German Blttsrs 70 "a ~
tssam0ny 70 ths Deserved reputation Il has %.
tAipsd- have for ysars IS TINES, bssn tSeubis1
Win gre.f disordsr u ny bad and nsrvoas sys-
Tea. ~As advised b. frisnd 70 trv : bsts.s q
yoar German bi11sEs. lid 20, and have szpsri-
snesd grsAs and nasxpsetsd rslisf; NJ ksaff6 has
besa very materially bsnsettsd. I senh1sntiy
rscoumend the arficla shsrs mest vita easra
aiIsfisr 70 ny own, sad hass ben sssursd ~ nauy
Of their good Elects.
Respectfully yoara
7. YIETKR,
Us koxborsagh, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

Fron Rer. J. 3. HsrnAn. of ths German IA.
formsd Church, KHtztown, Eerks comfy, Pa
D. @ n Jsckssas
gEsrEsTEB sfEs-f have been trsubl~d vrish n.
Dyspepsia fsr Deariy twenty ysaEs, and have nsTs~
assd ary medicins that dld ns a. nash roo1 a.
Hoes-ncs Bitter. ! a vsry nueh inDrossa n
foursy Nth respect,
is. HERhAH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

DAVID WHITE, President; 4aa
aE0RoK W. BOYD, Aetinx SzPsf iutenAsaa.
GEORGE ". BOYD, secretary.
Tbs pukiie ere informsa that the aEiawfnx
named staaonsfs cgnpsss che Msfchant's aud Pee.
piss Lass, ssHsa Of thea TIE nasst and fAssesf
stssansfs on tbs ssssssn waasss, and Ia their -
laeiiaa we'll adAptad q both high and low wAtsr,
sHd design - omsg fetitiss 70 shippers sna trsvs
sisrs At siistsg~s ~ the river
Ma9snta, Lady Gay,
Henry kmea. BriiliAnt.
CemmonweAish, MAgloiia.
buitana, fndsana.
hsnFy Won Phgl 81. Charles.
Clara Dolasn. ST. Nichalas.
u. .. Msphsm. 81. James.
Bart ALB. WhIss Cioud Ne =,
Gladiator. I. L. MosslIf,
Paragon, Jennie Lewls,
fHnbell4, Southwestar-
IL u the design 81 tbe faaGagars o. she shess
las Of steamers have At ali tines beat load az
AZ g. Lsaias and Al points On the 0Ais river. f5F
View t1risAns sna iaiefmediate points.
DAVID WHITE, Prss'f.
ews " Bern, essy.
BOYD sYLYEgTER.
fsbfs i4AhtsA RuDp. Rgsnts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25
HEv. EDwAHD a. WILSON.


tsosa-tmS ktnss gounty, Esw ToFh.
boiantssrs, read this.-Fer the asrsags-
nsat Of the system, change Of dist, woanas,
sores. bruises and sruptloas. % vhisA ever vol.
unseer is liable. thsrs ere 40 remedies s. ssA
eonvssisst sBd ssrs - Hollowsy's Pills ssa
oiptlasnt. thoroughly tssss4 IN ths Csfmssn sna
Italian campaigns. ~ The reader Of thls Iissis
9 aesiss " sssaet get box 81 Pills OF omsmszs
from tbs Drug stors IN his place. III hEm wsits l.
ne. - haidse L~ss. enclosing tie arssaas, saa
viii msiis boa ffss Of sEp.nss. Msby Dealers
viii net kesp my asdieisss "a had bsoaass they
sannot make - mach proat 81 etssr psssesss
make o. ssss- - essz s.s u ~ per boz er
pot. 8m .ha.i~x
The nes, valuable rsne.Iy tsfsEs the pabIis
Nithoat any exceptions, 10 Dl1on's Hiaskbsrry
osr@insitss. IL aiways sHsets cure.
DIsEAsEs or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
Urinary, asd seEaai sysAsns--asw aad reliable
iEsainsnt-iH Reports 81 ths HOWARD 1850.
oiArioF- sent bs ssiI 10 s-@Isd Istlse sas,l.
opes, fses q ehsFgs. Address pR. >. sKILsfA
HouonTos. nosar1 Associative. Ne. ssuia
hiath BtTsst, FhilAasiphta. Pa
apFl'ea dAwlys
x..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

HEICEBs
Lesge slzes holding nensiy double s~zantity.
81 % per bottis-half dezsu.. "A a
ssasli sire IS cents pr kottie-half Gossa 81 AZ
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITgI
See tnat che sixrafurs Of "a C. ~ rarz
sOSS isez the WRAPPER ~ - botais
Should yerr nearsst druEEisf not base ths prs-
perzsion. DO not b. rms ~ ~ -. - -
~ - Ia ny b esfed in lie plaza, 5at ssaz
express.
Principal once and ManHfaeteyy
80. 631 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Jones 81 Evans,
lSsAccessors 10 O. n Jaeksos 8 Cal
PRoPKLEToRs.
- Ter sais b nY1sgfsr ssd psaiass n sss<y
n fks Unifat State.
S11s-eswtkSswN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

~ - NkE nH -
TIVE ABOVE LINE or srEAMERs COM
4 Fislee thsir organization this asy By sheet.
ting the fsif1wisg gentlemen - 4 Board o. nir~s-
tors feF the snsuing ys4rs
-. Wsish ~. Louis n. 4. Msphass 81 L;
Dkgia white, u Holuss.
MsF Hstehihsonsss W ] Lewis,
~ Lsfeas 7. y. Perkins,
VIZ Haiis4ss, Cairo; J. u. Hall, Eyaasrflis;
J. ,. FORD New AlDsny 4. y. Gnh, f7inrinusst
y.k-s hsll Lsaisyllss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

THg VAR

WAsEIseroE, Feb 24-The Richmond
Sentinel Of the I'D contains the follow
ing:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

Aenennbor
THAT THIS BIrsKRs Is
~ I a lie oh olicf
CONTAINS no RUN ON WHISKY.
And Can't Make Drunkards m
But Is THR
Best Tonic in the worldlll
READ WHO SAYS so:
ftem TIE Res. Levi a. Beek r.stsy - -
-. shafeh, femesFtaH, ~ y, Esrm~ris ~ ~.
NsFtn baptist Church, Rhiladslphia
- -
! have Knows Hsosaad's osrmsn Rittsr. a..
go ior 7am Der q ysafs. 4 have us.a ihem 4.
~ Vsn iAmiiy, and have hann - .Ies.s.s ,w,sE
saef eaesu that NAs induosa % reeesa 80
tasm 70 many oihsrs, and knou fhas fhss 49,
= Ssa.ed u stFikinEiy aensaciai ussnasr 49,
- p'eAeeIs ~ thus publicly proeiAimiar ma
lAet aus calling the sitention Of those sestctas
Win ne eissases Tor whieh thay ars rrcosa r,..1
- " tiaes htterss knowing fr0m n f,rFieoe~ 49,,
nee Fseosa menaatiuun vii D. snefaineA a.
alts ingfe ehserfallY a. Hsonandss Rltf.rs a -.
.eaaed y henrnt The afiiesed ana l. uot : - -.
afihk fonrs trsig,
LEVI O. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

NkALsD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ Htns Socnty Auditors sEsos nntu Mareh
llse, 1873 scr ths medical asts.dsne.. Al ~.
0orinty Asylum and County Psupers. i.slraiss
sbs medicines rea1irsd- yrcTok BrsCM -
eels.td - Csasty Auaisor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
The senate Committees.

An exchange, in commenting upon the com
position Of the Senate committees at the special
session of that body, remarks:
We refer to this matter, not for the purpose OF
eXtenuaung the reprehensbe conduct of ex-
GLIDING senators from committees because OF
their politics but merely to remind our demo
cratic brethren that the record of the past, to
which the democracy Of the north assented, is
not SO very brilliant on this subject of the compo-
sition of Senate committees We believe that
under the new order of things New England sen
stors preside over an undue proportion of the
Senate committees. The list of committees OF
which n. K. senators are chairman is as follows:
finance, Fessenden, of Maine: contingent expen-
ditures, Morrill,, of Maine; war claimf, Clark, OF
New Hampshire; foreign relations, Sumner, of
Mass manufactures. Sprsgue, of Rhode a.
and; postoffices, ColIamer, OF Vermont; puehc
buildings, Foote. of Vermont; District of Colum-
ba, Dixon, of Connecticut pensions, Foster of
Connecticut; library. Collamer. of Vermont.
Twelve of the committees have chairmen from
New England and the only senator from tina.
section not chairman of committee is Mr
ersgn of New Hampshire. a new senator who,
however, is member of the committee on Naval
sflrs on the territories, and on the Pacific rail
road. This looks and is sectional in the extreme
Every committee of which New England sena-
tor is not chairman, has one or more of the sens
tors from that section among lis members. We
consider this fully repFehensible as the exclu-
sion Of McDOugsll and Salisbury, and much
greater insult 10 the sovereign states" that are
snubbed by that comparatively small section OF
the Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
Dt,pieased with m. Pay

The govenm ent of the United States by ADOPT
ing a system OF taxation under which the state
banks could no longer exist as such. has CON-
PEELED them 70 make it, paper their sole eurren-
cy The credit 81 the country hss been shifted
from the broad aud firm foundation OF specie. On
which il rested II democratic days. and Is trem-
bling on simsy basis Of paper Yro-sises 20 ray.
Mr.. Sumner OF Massachusetts,, alarmed at the
depreciation of bis pay. which hardly sufices at
the present rate of gold TO Indemnify the publish
CT of his speeches AMI essays" for bis annual
loss on them. uttered this melancholy growl in
Arecent speech in the senate:
The taste OF revenue IS 10 govern nent like
the taste Of blood 10 Wild beast, auickening
and maddening the energies. 50 tia; i becomes
too deaf 10 al suggestious Of Injustice and the
difficulties must lncrease whore sAi- taxation Is
enforced bv far reaching monopoly The state
once tasting this blood. sees oaiy al easy way OF
obtaining the means il desires. and other states
will yield 10 the same temptation The poet at
ter pctoriag vice a. a monster Of frghtiEl mien I;
tell us N familiar words.
''Net see1 too of. familiar with be. face
Ne rrst snture, then pity, then smerscs."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
hoops.

Ny. Correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer.
II may be Of some interest TO the lady readers
of The Inquirer TO know thai an earnest aud per
sisteut effort IS making here TO drive the hoop
skirt oct OF existence; in other words. to make il
Questionable The leaders In the conspiracy
some wealth bellies we'll known in the Filth
avenue and Mad square Some OF them have
had the courage appear in the street without
the skirt. but the result Of the experiment il is
believed vas far from 4 success The motive at
the bottom OF the movement would seem TO be a
spite against the a,ufIc'urers Of this important,
if not indispensable. article Of woman's apparel
the cause of which is not publicly known.
No matter. don't think the dear creatures will
esrry the day; first. because the manufacturers
are too powerful for them and second. because
the great najority of the ladies everywhere ap-
pear to have so fond attachment TO the hoop
that all attempts 70 ALLEVIATE their affections from
them will certainly receive no cOunienance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
An Unexpected Champion OF state
Rights.

Senator Hale. in the cou<se Of a very effective
reply to harangue of Charles Sumner against
the Camden & Amboy Railroad, uttered the fol-
lowing admirable sentiments:
81 do not want TO strike giant blows at the
rebellion which. when they put that down shall
annihilate the constitution and all state rights
so ths, everything shall De consolidated into one
despotism.
Mr.. President, have not been one of those
who have been loud, or strenuous, or persevering
in the assertion Of the rights OF the states, but
believe that the existence Of the states and the
proper preservation of state sovereignty, state
rights and state power are as necessary to the
successful operation Of the system OF our govern
ment as the Union: and il one or the other is 10
be destroyed aud the states left, what then have
civil government and institutions Left Tor recu-
persting ana reconstrucling Union: but if the
states are destroyed and all swallowed up in one
military despotism, there IS nothing left. there IS
no nuclues around which the friends of FREE inst
sutions may rally"
Isn't thar the Calhoun doctrinei"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
The InauguratIon Ball.

The sshington Chronicle .organ Of the Lin
coin government) denied tia, "colored persons
would be allowed to be presen, at the insugura-
ton ball, and that no tickets would be sold 10
such. That paper seemed indignant that such a
thing should be charged against the managers,
and thinks the rumor was put sfoat 10 injure the
success of the big dance. FoRsEY, the editor
who Is at the bead OF the Washington shoddies
thinks the negroes are very well in their
places. but be has no notion Of letting them
dance in his company =" What could be more
cruel" he said - than TO compel visitors and
refined ladies and gentlemen to associate with
nesn and vulgar people ?" We expect to hear
next that FoRSE1 and WESDEL PHILLIFs have q
serious misunderstanding. The abolitionists vii
whip him into their traces yet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
N. Lee.

The City Point correspondent of The n Y.
Times in his last letter, says
One feeling nm bound TO acknowledge. In
justice to the rebel Gen Lee a. being universal
among ths deserters Who reach US, and that il,
unbounded respect Tor him as man aud a sol
dier-a feeling " hich fnd shared bv every one
in our own army. from the highest officials 20 the
rank and file Ii is certainly splendid tribute
to the man. aHd--on our side, at least-illustrates
the noble aud manly fevngs which war cult
Yates. even toward an inveterate opponent, If
brave and worthy. But very different is the
sentiment, among all the southern soldiers have
conversed with toward those scheming pohti-
clans who brought on this rich mans war and
poor mans fight to slaughter hundreds of thou
sands for their own despotic aims We all like
Bob Lee. exclaimed one in a crowd of deserters
at the wharf, Yesterday. but you may take such
fellows as Davis and Benj min. and hang EN- il
you Ike an expression OF opinion to which all
the comrades in his hearing erinningly assented -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

ON AsEs LssT.-At the tenth anniversary OF
OF tie Massachusetts Sunday School Teachers
Convention, held ia Boston on the lSth ult, the
following fact was related by ore of the speakers,
and reported IN L he New York Baptist Chroni.
Gle:
A gentleman know 20 ne speaker. having re-
Gently visited Washington 81 business with the
president, MAS. on leavi-s home. requested by a
friend Ia ask NF. Liuo9lu whether be loved
Jesusf The business being completed. the ques-
ton was kindly asked The president buried his
face in ais handkerchief. turned away and wept
de then turned and said: When lea home to
take the chsir of state. requested my country
men to pray for me. was not then christian
When my son died, the severest trial Of my life.
was not q christian But when | went TO Get
tysburg and looked on the graves of our dead
heroes who have fallen in defense OF our country
then and there consecrated myself 20 Christ
do love Jesus-yoH bet your boots do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
Practices at the white House.
tFrsm The n. Y. World, March Isl

kcESu Inc ". L. NofiuI MATCH Id
The Rochester Union remarking upon re
cent allusion ia The World TO the practice which
have become common at the white house ever
since Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln took up their resi-
deEce there, saws:
We have long heard pretty well aulhentica-
ted reports of sharp practice in the bite house,
reports which were not little stffened BY Mrs
Lincoln's dismissal of an old aud faithful door
keeper, and employment Of a man who has ust
been detected in pardon brokerage at fixed rates.
a business which he could not have prosecuted
successfully without the aid OF most influential
accomplish In justice to the inmates of the
white house the friends of the administration
should de mand that The World De more specific
Will they DO SO?
No. The friends Of the administration will
take great ,ins to make no allusion whatever to
the subject. They dare not open their heads to
ask question or risk an exposure which would
shock the country far more profoundly that il
has been shocked by the drunkenness OF the vice
president on Inauguration day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
~Tbe aren't Of state. one BrsKrRk. i

~Tbe agent Of state. one BrsKiRk' Il out
in lame attcnp, 10 relieve himself from the
accusation. broughl against him by The Wabash
Express. AZ this IL a family quarrel. We shall
defer comments upon tee production Unit! The
Express has had time to make good iis charges
and it ssys il has the proof At hand. The card
of BUsKlEK demonstrates that the transfer of the
Office 10 other parties ia fortunate for thereputa
ton of the state il is not probable that hessrs
wrxsrow, L,xIrR Co would have sny Ger
sons in their employ but gentlemen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
An Incident the battle of Nashville

By hay stack we found two bodies, side by
side, as If laid there by some friendly hand A.
were taking them away, one rose upright,
aud. bursting into tears pointing to bis oomrsde,
said. its ms brother. sir. nv brother. We two
were ali, and | am alone now" He had missed
him in the fight, and hunting over the field had
found him dead. and, lying down to watch him
till morning, had fallen asleep Wien we took
up the body to lay il with the others. be brough,
along straw to make 4 bed for it and for himself.
We gave him room in that long row Of the dead.
Nesting close TO the corpse. be lay down tor bis
last nights sleep with biz brother
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
Tewnship Elections.

The township elections takes place two weeks
from to-day. Monday. April ID. The township
trustee IL an impor,a6t Office and none but the
best Of men should be placed in IL, The people
should see to IL that only intelligent. homes, and
capable citizens are selected a. candidates for
this position. Scarcely any attention Is being
paid this spring to this important election and
neglect may occasion the selection Of persons
vithou, qualifications for the various township
Offices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

SAYS the Mnnce Press: Last Thursday
night some Williams set FIRE to the records in the
vault of the Auditors office. A consider able
portion OF the records were DESTROYED and nearly
all were more or less injured The duplicates
for le6i aud 1865 were preserved. No clue has
been obtained 10 the perpetrators of this act Of
vandalism