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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatches.


New YoRK, August 27-Aexican sd-
vices state that news had reached Vera
Cruz of Q victory ever the Liberals near
Puebla previous TO the 18th, and at the
time Of the steamers leaving Vera Cruz,
on the I4fh, the French and Austrian
vessels we're firing salutes. Tho Inpe-
ri&lists were twice repulsed
An expedition was organizing to drive
the Republicans out Of Chipas.
II was reported that Negretta lost
half his men and all his horses retreat
ing from Matamoras
French troops continued to arrive in
Mexico
The Richmond correspondent Of the
herald states that it is asserted that
there are fourteen Paymasters concerned
With Birney in the alleged frauds in that
State. Ii 10 also believed that large
number Of Northern Paymasiers are
involved in same charges.
The Herald states that an army officer
in this city was arrested yesterday,
charged with fraud and forgery in the
Paymaster's Department
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

BUFFALO, August pa fire this
evening destroyed Main Street Elevator
situated at the foot of Main Street. across
the creek, owned by Hazard 4 Deshler
Loss about go, 900; insured for $40, 600
A frs last evening slightly damaged
g dwelling occupied by 7. ID. Dale and
< B Burr
1t is stated that the President viii
probably shortly order the release of
Alexander e. Stephens. Bis case has
been ender consideration for some time,
and bis release has been again urged by
bis brother, Linton Stephens, who has
had several interviews with President
johnson.
Mrs. R. N. T. Hunter, Of Va, is at
Wizards II is stated that her hus-
band, now confined as a State prisoner
in Fort Pulaski, asks for his release,
with the privilege of leaving this country
forever.
The rebel ex Gen. Wade Hampton,
who expressed the sanguinary determin-
saion to die in the 81 last ditch : OF the
Southern Confederacy, now bellows lnst
lily for pardon. His petition was reeeiv'
ed today.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

= NEW YoRK. Aug. 26.-Ths AEtd Cali
forniqn, Of San Francisco, OF the Sd inst
has been received IL contains the fol-
lowing impottant Intelligence:
CREsoESr CIR, July 80, via. Jackson
-yfILR. Aug. 2.-The esteamer Brother
Jonathan struck sunken rock of ST.
Georges Point, eight or ten miles west
ffrom here at j 80 pm to-day. AL on
board were LOST. except IL persons, in
GLIDING three children. Boats have
eoDe 70 the rescue, bat there are no
hopes Of Saving more. Two boats
swamped along side Of the, ship, and
three boats we're LEFT on bo6fd.rT
The following are the names Of those
saved. James Patterson, 3D. officer; ID.
F&xre !. [stserses steRsrd; II Miller,
baker Z. Lisn. fireman; Z. Lowry, fire.
man; W. E. SHIELD, waiter; Sophia Wor.
an, waiteET Azs Mary Aan TweedeI
Mrs. III, Bernhard and child, Mrs. NJ z
Wildeg, kIsa M Scass and child, and
| four coloEed ssamen. IRA g4vur
LxTER. The boafs have returned
seeing nothing Of the wreck We giv'
up all hope Of saving more passengera
Officer Pattersou reports thst Briga'
der General Wright, vaen last seen OF
board, had life preserves in bis hand
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28


NEW YoRK, August 26.-The FIRST
bale Of new cotton arrived to-day from
NewtOfleans
The steamer Guiding Star brought
2, 500 bales Of cotton from that port.
The Posts special says:
Preston King is in town.
II is predicted by certain leading pol
iticians, from New York, that other
changes are to take place. A change il
anticipated in the Surveyorship, rota.
ton being the policy Of the President
Among the crowd Of applicants foi
pardon that thronged the Presidentl
house, yesterday, was mau who
brought a letter to President johnson
from a distinguished politician. 1t Wal
to the following purpose: That the
bearer was 3 poor man, who was mo-
possessed Of $500, which be understood
was Necessary 70 obtain such doeu
ment, and trusted to the generosity o
the President 20 grant the pardon.
Those who we're present will never
forget she language and manner Of ths
,Presidens he declared the letter VA
a gross and unwsrrantable insult no
only upon himself, but upon every mem
Der Of his household, even to the hum
blest page IN attendance. The maj
was BY his order Immediately conducted
/ to the door J w. --4 - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

EEW York, August 26.-The papers
print TO day Russell's diary Of the Ca Ole
Expedition. IL gives cemplete and ds-
tailed accounts Of the laying of the
Cable, and Of the recovery at different
times OF its late insulation, Of its part
ing, and subsequent grapnelIiDg for il
down 10 and iacludisg the 9th Itstates
were the water only sb ut two and
three quarters Of mile deep the cable
would have again been restored to the
deck Of the Great Eastern.
The Heralds special says:
Brigadier General Mscallus MeRock-
er, of Iowa, expired at Wizards Hotel,
this P. NJ, from tubercuIa disease of the
brain, after two weeks lingering con-
fnement DR.. Brennnau, Staff Surgeon
to Gen. Grant, gave him unremitting
attention and medical consultations.
Gen. McRoeker leaves wife an d three
helpless children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
: pahlio Heaifh. rae Preaa.

Advertising has tssn proncuccsd undigniisd
by the medical fscuify. A physician who sdvsr-
tisss vaIuAble rsnsdy to fry people in bis pri-
rnss practice, would ressiTs ths cold shoulder
from his prefsssfonaI brethrsn, shr uid he make
i:s merits kaown 10 millions through tie busi-
mes columns 81 -sssrapsi Prsss. THIS msJ Be
digniaed, Ia IS IL beneEolsnf. hnnaDe or just :
Whoever 10 Fortunate enough to discover Or inTsnt
anything that vii prsveaE, or cure or alisTists
human szGe ing, is bOuzd to make it known
through every channel Of Communication within
his rsseh 70 tts general pubiie- For May years
the FftsSf H0sTETT ems Celebrated Stomach
Bitiers have thus been proclaimed % the World,
and muitftudes have been restored 20 hsalths or
saved from fatal nAia4iss in consequences As nav
facts have bssn dsTsl ped IN rslstiou 70 the OPP
Grafton a this most pure and pOtsat Of slI stOn-
aehics aud Alternatives they have tesn stated In
simpls language In many lads and II the pro-
pIistors Of the medicine have derived proat from
their diss-mln siion, fhcasAnds aud Thousands Of
individuals have fsen benefited thereby 10 an
ext ut heyond esffmats. Ia the West ladies,
Canals, souih AnsEiea and Australia, Hostst.sr's
BtfarE ars nov recognized - the sole specific for
Dgspspsia. che lest pos ibIs safeguard against
epidsmies, and The finest inEigorAnt In cases Of
GeneFai Debility, and the only nasivs stimzlAnt
sntfrslv fras from uoxioas fuRredisnfs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
From Nora scotia.

New YoRK. Aug. 27.-Nova Scotia
papers Of the I'D are received.
Some Of the secession organs there
are much exercised and express great
disgust at the fact that Mr. Richie, the
only Union editor in Halifax, has been
invited to New York, to receive the
Iha Is Of the loyal merchants Of this
city in some substantial manner for
fearlessly upholding the Government Of
the United States during the past four
years. The secessionisss, in order to
Offset this movement, extemporized q
presentation supper to one DIR. Anon,
who has been a leader Of the rebels in
Halifax, and who made himself con-
spicuous in the steamship Chesapeake
affair. and who also aided the escape Of
the pirates after they had been arresteds
It will be remembered that the captain
Of the pirate Tallahassee publicly thank
cd DR.. Anon for assistance rendered
that craft while there, after being ig-
nored by ths British Admiralty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
New orleans Advices.

NEw ORLEANS. August 26.-Cottou
quiet; 1000 bales sold to-day st 400
"A cents.
Sugar, common LouisiAns, l2sc. ;
Prime, l64c
Molssses, inferior and old, 60970e.
The weather 10 unusually cool for this
season.
There was q severe wind storm at
Jackson, Miss, to-day, which blew down
several buildings which we're in course
Of construction. Several persons were
injured and one negro killed.
Several arrests were made at San An
tonic, upon charges Of making away
with public property and money en-
brsced in the terms Of surrender.
Gen. Maxey, out in letter, does not
give Kirby Smith much credit for truth
and veracity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

PrrrsBURG, August IS Oar city has
been thro~n into inteuse excitement for
the past two days by the discovery on
Thursday morning on Royds Hill, in
the Sih ward, Of the remains Of man
with his throat cut from ear 70 ear, and
bis body terribly mutilated BY numerous
wounds. The most active exertions
have failed TO elicit any clue to the
murdered man or perpetrators OF the
deed. The body was inferred to-day
Several persons are under arrest, but on
sight grounds of suspieiou. Yesterday
The excitenaent was rendered more In
tense, if possible. BY the arrest Of Mrs
Grindel, charged wsth poisoning, appar-
entity without motive, of those persons
Who were guests in the prisoners house
a. difFerent times. 1t has been suppos-
ed from the effects of poison one victim
is in q critical conditien. SThe poison
ing, it is supposed, has been going on for
several months
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

CTxctxxArT. Aug. Is.
FLoCR-Ia god l5eaI demand fer The better
grades al oe9lo 50. No demand for supernns
or low kxtra-
wHEAT-Duli nsw 4oal 20; cd Red 2 90
. l0-ths lstter Price oaEy sttairass for eheies
Old white S0sal 50.
0ATS-AesiTs demand; prices adraaeed 70 t0,.
with sales Of L coo hushsls.
RYE1 o.
CORS-s51zec-
WHISKT-Ta xocd dsznsnd - "a
PORK-1esz sdva1esd % - 50, bat thsrs usrs
no sellSrs at less than 81 90 AZ the cicss.
BULK MEATS AND BACON - Held more
arnly, but not much done II Is clear, howsvsr.
that purchases eczld net have ben made a. the
eiosa. 70 any xienss wf1hont submitting 50 al
vase.
LARD-AdvAneed 70 235Ss-
GR0CERIEs--Tir1 and In gscd demand ~ fali
prices
LIEsEED OIL-sOh at 50 TO the extent Of
50 khiB-
BUTTER-2sASo-.
TIMOTHY SEED-4 SoJ1S %.
CLCTEE SEElA-None Ia market.
FLAX SEEDS 3 And scarce.
GOLD-i4A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28


New YORK, Aug. %. - Edward B.
Ketchum was arrested yesterday after
noon at a house 10 West Twentieth
Street. He has not been ont Of the
city. He had an interview with many
Of bis friends aud victims, aud with his
father. With the latter reconciliation
was effected. He was abolished by his
wife at the Sharon House. he was
about the city frequently during the
past fortnight, but he has avoided his
former friends he had about $4,000
when arrested. As YET no complaint
has been made against him.
The creditors of Ketchum, Son b Co.
will meet next Mondayto hear state
ment of the financial affairs of the firm.
The assets are likely to reach sixty
cents on the dollar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
REAL STATE SALE.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
- Rare Chance
FOR AN INVESTMENT

The veil kHocR Property belong
ing 10 the heirs Of James AazpsH
Is sotc offered for safe
The Land Is nearly all under
fence, situated a short distance
from EedRsriiie, and must soon be- III
: come desirable az City Property.
TAe tract fs diCidea into Lots Of
rarious sizes, having a fine front
upon the Old Plank, or State Road.
from Evansville 10 Princeton, lead
ing out Main street
Many Of The Lots hare Building
Sites Of UnrfValled Beauty, high
and healthily located
y An abendaacs Of Pine Tywber
and Good Wafer.
The soil is Exceedingly Fertile,
and admirably adopted for the
production Of all descriptions Of
Fruits and Vegetables.
This is an opportunity for an
iarestm<Ht seldom presenfsd 10 the
citizens Of Evanssiils.
It Offers Unqualified Attraction
to all wishing homes in the
Country and to Market Gardeners
As sure and safe SnUestment IL q
cannot be excsIked
A plot Of The Land is open 70 ne
inspection Of all desiring TO pur-
chase q
n4r For further particulars en-.
quire ef J. II. MAXWELL,
OFFICE BoDEAM COAL hIEKs. wATKB 81.
(Bstvssn MAis sad Locass).
augzs-Im Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
Sew rork Markets.

~ 4~- ExR Toax. August IS.
COTT0N-stekdy and prices without decided
change Haas for Mi1dllng
FLoUR-opensd s9loc better. bat eiosed dull
With the 9dsAne. partially loaf; 9 oe1s - for
Kxua Reuad Hosp oalo; So9ll % Tor Trade
Brands
WEISKT-Firm At 2la12 81.
WHEAT-Opsnsd lesle better, bat clossd euii
with downSArd ts1dsaey; sl0 for Wlntsr Bed
WgStern.
BYE-Se better at se@1 o.
CORN-Qpsnsd Ie bsFter bus closed du'l; adj
Tsaes iosts as39oe for assaaad. s669ss for
sound mixed western eiosSag af sae.
OATS-Tirm 81 6at<8s41<s.
COFFEE-1nistpa md nrn.
kUGAR-Flrn; 129l4e for tuba Museovado.
Pokk-Nore -5sise 4n1 nrmsr; "a seas 90;
Ct 81 ~ - sT5<
LARD irmsr /; Isl 32Sc.
BuTTkR->teady; ztet97c or Ohio.
GHEEsE-Qa etFt ligl6xe.
MOsKY-kasy AZ 6egS 80 csnt.
STERLING Dali as 10s5< 3lG9%.
CODA hsds nrnsrs cpsnsa 81 las, Ad-
vAneed 70 1855. sd eloset A. l445<
Total export Of specie to-day, EeTe 600.
COVERS MINI TooKs--Firmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

New ToRK, AugusE26.-The Herald 8
Washing.oa dispatch states that the En-
peror MsxjniIian recently sent e lettsf
Of scondolence on the death of Mr. Lin
csln, 40 Rsesideat johnson, but the letter
was Fsfass5 aHesptansa on che ground
that no s1ehspsrsencas the Empsror Of
Mexico vas known or recognized.
Several heavy s7izHres of whisky hav-
ing been made recently IN Cincinnati, s.
s Cox has gone to Washington as attor-
ney for the-oznerA The property is
estimated to be worth several millions
of dollars. s
A delegation from the Alexandria
Colored Convention, headed By Boston
negro named GIRL, called on the Presi-
dent to-daT. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

NE~ Yes, August IS. 2 P. Mold
csrce.-Thereis scarcity Of cash gold
aud a slight speculation in favor Of high
rates. The export Of three-quarters OF
3 million Of gold has given strength to
the market The movement Is of an
exceptional character The shipment
being chiefly Of bar gold, which being
> per cent cheaper than coins, has been
Sought by exchange dealers to cover
AiIls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

sE FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the test Of trial. and Is constantly increasing IN
pabIie favor.
TIE VEAETIAS HAIR DYE 1.-THE best and
cheapest made. Its price "a only gSo. and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of Dye in
those usually sold for 81.
THIS HAZE DYE 10 Manufactured By peru
liar process, which renders Il Infinitely super
TO any dyein the market. Being complete incI
bottle, no preparation Is required, which grsa:
simPlihss thu application.
y IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead spPearanes by which dyed hair and whisksrs
are 20 sAdify recognized, when an inferior arti-
Is has been used ~ II produces perfectly natu-
a color Of any ihaas that f. desired, from rich
brown 70 jet iuRrOus black, that viii net
smut, erock or stainwthe clothing. InTeat 75e
and you will be COW need. sold By GlltDrug-
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.s
Al. MATHEWS, MAnufaeturer.
DEMAs BARNES co., New YorP. Whale.
aAie Agents 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
Saturday
NIGHTS REP ORT.
Passports.
WAsHEsGrox. August 20.
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WAsHTsGToy. August 20.
ExELUTIvK 0FFIcE, -.
DEPAETx'T OF STATE, Aug. 26.
Paroled prisoners asking passports as
citizens OF the United States, against
whom no special charges may be pend
ing, will be furnished with passports
upon application therefor to the Depart
ment Of State in the usual form. Such
passports will, however, be issued on
the conditions that the applicants do not
return to the United States without
leave of the President Other persons
implicated in the rebellion, who may
wish to 60 abroad, will apply TO the De-
partment of State for passports, and
applications will be disposed Of accord
ing to the merits of the several cases.
rSigned. VIM q. SEwARD,
Secretary Of State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
From Cairo and Below.

CAIRo, August 2T.-The steamer Oar
ling, en- route for Cincinnati, has 9ST
bales of cotton.
Page 4 Co.'S cotton factory st Mem.
phis was burned on the 24lh. Estimated
loss, $4,000
The Washington and Mississippi Cea.
trail Railroad is progressing rapidly and
will probably be completed and in opera
ton on October lst 3
Governor Sharkey. Of Mississippi, has
issued a proclamation calling on the
people to form two companies in each
county, one of cavalry, the other of in
fantry, for the purpose Of restoring or
der and putting a stop to frequent muir
ders and robberies. o $3.50 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

Clergyman. whils residing in South America
a. n missionAry, discovered safe snd simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay. Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gAns. and the whole train Of disorders brougst On
by baneful and vic Gus hab Is. Great plumbers
hare ibeep already cured BY thiA noble remedy.
Prompted BY . desire to bgneft this afflicted and
unfortunate, will sead the recipe for preparing
and usieE this medicine, in sealed snvslope, 70
any QUE who ne Dc II, Free Of Caargs
Please enclose paid envelope, addressed
10 yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. TSMAH,
Jy27. 6m. Station ID, Bible House, n X. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

CIxoIssATI, August 26.-Rivsr fallen
eight inches; eight feet four inches in
the channel
Weather clear; thsrmometsr. 75o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

WASHINGTON, August 26-The Wirz
Military Commission assembled this az
ternoon. DR. BarroEs was called TO the
stand to-day and testified at length
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
NotIee % censraetors.

a UcpbI i4sla. Ists. aaa 10 Dad =
TIE Ccmeon councit q ths CITY o. EvaEsxiiis
will receive Sealed Proposals Tor Lise stsns
Carbioa, untli August 2s,h. 1885. said hing
T. conform Ia ail respects 70 ths requirements 81
tks eEaaamsess 81 she city
CITY clrl.ss. Asss. = 80 sss1't'. . aaias
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

New YoRK, Aug. 26-Stocks strong.
Money, 5Ca6e. 1905, 994; l0-4Os, cou-
pons, %; 5 90s, 1909; IS of 81, cou-
pons,, 1867. Gold, I44t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

WAszIsGroS, August 26.-The pubh-
cation this morning of the order muster
ing out Of certain Generals was author
lied. 1t has not Jet BEEN authorized by
the War Department, and further, the
name Of Gen. Bragg viii not BE- in the
liss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

EEw YoRz, Aug, 26-The CONNER
ciaIs Washington special says:
The President will probably order the
release Of Alexander a Stephens
Ex-Goy. Brown of Georgia is ia Wash
ington on Business connected with the
reorganization of that State.
Gen. Lee will avail himself Of the pro.
visions of the recent order to leave the
country. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
PASTURE

4 HAVE FIFTY AOHEe OF GOOD PasTURE
Il 20 let on rsaagesbis tsrns- Il u aitu ttsd
seven 5aIlss from the city, On ths Pesarsbufgh
rca1. water aud grass IN abr1dkBcs.
Inq1irs On Sis prsmises
aneZ.dfw WM CORR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

New YoRK, Aug. 26-Ths steamship
Guiding Star, from New Orleans, has
arrived.
Shipments of specie per steamers
Scotland, E.na, and Bremen amount
TO nearly one million dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
HAZE DYEl HATR pYKI

BatehsIoF's Hair Dye IL the best In thu
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and RsliAble--pro-
duess splendid Black or Natural BrOwn-Esms-
dies the IN effects OF bad Dsss. and frequently
restores the original elor. Sold b, all Druggists
The genuine IL sisne.i. W, A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay strest New York apis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
GQRiver News.

Tie Weather continues nice, bright anA warm
n - The river here s risisg slowly There 10 stx
feet In tho channel at Pittsburg. and falling ~
Cincinnati il is at stand, and rising At Louis.
vile and Esw Alba0y. There is Ave fset large o.
Flint IsiAnd, snd &c feet At Bsndsrsos bar.
Business has not been very brisk for thu last
r. few eass. ~
Tbs arrivals since Friday night the &c
Patrick, ca ssi,Is 20 lssmphis; Lady ersc".
Louisville and ret urn; saugAtuek, Cincinnati %
Memphis. James Gray Green river 10 Evans
wife; Starlight ST. Louis 70 cinei1 aAti; Charm
or, Cairo 10 EvaAsViils md rsturn; Robs. Burns
Memphis 70 ineinnaii: Little Grey Eagle Lou
. - isyGsto Bsndersoa and rstnrn; baua1ffa' i'm
elnnA,fto 81 Louis; Sam Orr, Cairo 70 EEsis-
vi.Is: Connie Hopkins (hospts1 bag, Louis
pfne 10 It Louie; Juliet Cairo 6, zvansTii'e
The 81. Patrlst bid good trip. che aud the
Lady Grace we're very late, not arriving nn1n
midnight Of Friday.
The Chmmsr had fair trip both ways On Sat-
urdAy.
The Robt. Bern. bad over 1000 bales Of cotton
for Cincinnati.
The Little Grey Fasle had hAndsOme Trip On
sat6sday evening. -
Ths wauaDita was fall Of freight and peopIs for
81. Louis.
The r. x. DanksrsoA Ieft for cineinBa.i on
Saturday evening, to 90 on tie ways. she bad
magnificent trip Of tobacco and gTain-aii she
could carry on thS water. re
Ths San. Orr hsd N ,deFate trip only, ysstsr
day morning. She will Lave 70 day at O'Clock,
promptly, the low water making It necessary she
should do 90. fhlppsrs will make note Of this,
and get the bnla down early.
The annbaat Juliet rived at the wharton Fri
g Q DAY evening, with a disabled shaft. ~ va
The Morniag Star vii be this unriEAilsd packet
for LanlaTflIs 81 10 O'Clock this morning, In con-
mand Of that e'egaat aud popular officer, Captain
wes Khitlcw--ons Of The elsverest fellows anoat
- Laiee Murfili "a Der pJpuiar and sttsutive esrs
The st. Patrick 10 due here tonight, but may
got be up untii morning.
The Lady Grace goes TO New Orleans, and VIII
= be succeedsd by the Mamie Byers as the gular
Tuesday Independent packet from louisville to
this port.
The big Indiana is due from Esw orisans this
stsnlng
The Golden Eagle, for Memphis, Is due this
morning.
The Morning Star arrived few minutes amer
o'clock last Aight, having been detained eight
hours by fog She had good trip Of freight, and
full Of people.
Ths Liberty o.. 2 les over II LouIsvIiis, and
will not be here until ti.morror morning at 10
o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company il pre-
pared to do all kinds Of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equalled and never SURPASSED
Leave your orders, gentlemen, and We
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-28

FARTHER PoISr, August ~ There
are no signs of the steamer South
American. The weather Is cold and
cloudy, with q strong breeze from the
west fFnlFt