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, 1865-09-19
Railroad Time. Table.
mCAao AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coz. WEST

CHICAGO AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coz WEST
WATER AND EINztE.
> Depart Arrive.
llay FLpfesz.,-- .-..-.-. EM q n .SG ?. NJ
js6esyilis Aeeonmodn.: ..seSP: . q: ..,2S:515p, =.
GALENA DIVISION.
Fulton and cedar Rapids. se0a. ?:1gp. N.
Eteeport @ and Dunleish.... 800 m 4:40a. N.
Freeport md Dunleith.- .1G.s0 p. NJ 3;45 p. n
Rockford md Fox Riser.. 4:00 p. N. !i:19 q n
Geneva a 1ilis md Esn......... 20 n sDa n
MICHIGAN GENITAL \. 2.
Enion Depot, fo1t o} Laks 3rs<t.
beiros f aaa nd RI} h. !. Espisss. SsepR !. a6an
Night E.gress: 2@P ? Pao N xeH sla%p m
Morning ssss1. Espfs:s. 3Seoa n ;i1@p
sEas asialses ESRIe 81 sands5s sNoasys a1d
MICHIGAN sou1HkaS-pEFoF coR.En VAN auRES.
Day Estpess. ............ w ss60 = n s1tW p. N.
N;sht Espssts..........*leosp. ;. n tt21 P, n
Efhs Ss1 Ep1 Pr ao Il adiisa +SS ?. n n. .ir +
FTEfsnCHoR. .foRr rEAxNE AND CHICAGO.
k;st k;ssaE sS:; SSsSss: iiiiy s : .tf a!s s T.
Cincinnati E1psess>.... fa:oo am. ts:s9 =. n.
Cincinnati Express. ...- 800 ?. n 11D 2. III
{Comnaetine with rennsylran}a Central =. r.
Ifs's ';se; ns.ssS1E i n n. sp n ssp q n: n
Ar1i.c >. rsiladei .as5 = m- G55 .. m. 1@l0 ,. n.
.a1. :; .'lf 1a1op. m. leoa. II. &:s P. m.
Aldntow1.t
" N. Yorkl
yia -. :1o:s7 p. "a. 12:oo IN. d;45 p. N.
Baltmo1a... SIS p. m zoo .. m. 17:eO p. m.
: Washington. .1G1o p u 1Ga5 m. E1 ,, u.
, 1865-09-19
pns1sa SwAap.-A swamp In Tewksbury

THNING SW4AF.~A EWH1dp1 ID Ie" ksuuIy1
Mss, has been On fire for some time, and ths
eSrHeen 10 twenty inches, continues to I'D.
yana. Tbs roots Of tho trees aze burned of
and theY topple oyer, adding fuel to tho
liars. Gangs Of men have been at work in
varbns places trying to check the f1e, but
Hitlnut 6pccetss
, 1865-09-19
TuH NATIONAL DEBT THREATENED,

From a1l quarters comes the warning
Trust not their presents nor admit the
4orbe!' From ell quarters comes tie testi-
mony. Military officers returning from the
South, public iunctionarics, intelligent traT-
ellers, loyal residents, each aud all speak with
ono voice BY conversation md By letter
have gathered the proofs which arc complete
Persons who iaye lad pcculia: opportunities
preyails-that the treatment OF the freedmen
Is beastly-and That the national Debt is de-
, 1865-09-19

GREAT SALE OF GOVERN
" AEST HORSES AND MULES.
QgAnrKnNAsIKK EKAKAAL.s OTI1CK,t
Washington. D. C.. AnE. + 1853.
at Chicago, niaois, nd NnIANAPoLis, 1adsaHa.
lots OF sosnasss = - .tfsI 3fSigTs: ~, r,,..,,e
s u1dT tse dGsston or CO.. I; d E1lsos nspot Q9a
-, s1e seaaaa!aE essh sesoaa week tssesNs5 gam
thc whoie are disposed of 1000 Horses and 1,6oG
Mules ..---
At HpIAEAPOL1S, INDIANA,
Eudfr tho direction OF Capt. James Wilson, a. q. M+
commencing NDEDAy, Sept II, 1855, and Continuing
tha secoad week thHeatter naN sold. 1000 Horses
eat1 500 MuieJ-
die md drafs animals at far less than te1f ue value
u now offered TO she puhlic-
Though ths majority Of them are sound snt seTTee
able. they longer required Ia the army, and must
be sold. ..-.
Many Of tho nules were bought u he beginning oi
he VIII, hen yorng, accompanied tho st1nfea tn al
their marches aad eampa and ase tnnroaghly h1oke
hardened hY eIeTciEe, gentle and t3mt1af from being 70
eng auTro1Eted by the soldIeTa>
Animals viii ba soId s{nSiy.
Enlca 10 comn1tnea a3 Id 1. II.
Terms. caah, IN Eniie4 Statea currency
JAMES A. EKLN,
Geytt Br4HAdier EeneTa.
Au19-h1t SET In ChHfKH FtfSt DiYfIjon O. NJ @. O.
, 1865-09-19

NTudcxtu1kex- ard Ezx.2bafIncE
In ExE QxJE&Ns la, snd ALI. S<EFTTTfN CITIES. 7.
ii. BOTilICE. III Cxmr STREET, New UEieana, L. vii
csrripllJ UIS1NTEl. tMEALM and + HIP 3ODl ES 70
anT pxff of the world. For JeeFrpre and aEuaar1s
applJ 70 AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY. Chicago.
stfan6Ss9sst T1i.4Ak1E
, 1865-09-19
6rdlrS.
Steamships.

HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ.
snf , Amertcan md Mexican Mall 6tesr.hig C0mp4ny
for tse thtar and elegant ktda* neea th
'u ~ anGtt ports the Sth and sd Of e4G4 mg9I1
s1 usas1t or nassAge apply oCHAa- 4. MHlTHkf
o&e1~ 20 bFpadN8y, New York. AQ<t&51ram mp
, 1865-09-19

LIMITED STATES MILITARY
RAILROADS.
Wtsh1nStru, D. C., July u lS43,
WIZ be soid * Pub1ic Aacon. 70 fss hlxhest 6ldde
the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, GepteIuber y, st the Portland Co.'S
Shop In Portland, Maine. slx % Locomotive Ez+
Ejnt4. - .-.
On TnURSpAY, September =, ii E1hczly l. VIZ
liAua' Shop, In lfston, alass, fou1 Locomotive En-
so1fM 81 MONDAY, seotembr q, at Kenaess scua,e, ne..
Philadelphia. Penn 8lJ {51 Box Freight Cars, fouz
feet eight and = half inch E1uge.
Del. Eighty -four 3i) Boz Freight Cars, nre feet
gauge.
qualify.
The Engines are dve fees ganze. bvs eet drivers md
cylinders it'll lncncs- They can be cha1ge1 to
row CupEe at ttidlug expense
Sales u commence At 10 L. u.
Terms: CA4h In Government funds.
, 1865-09-19
Gil lanDs.

VALuABLE VAk.]LL DAB! e. OIL J. l.; 4AND.-For
uo,. r3MsTc 3lE;, oil 4AND
County, lFna. I13ce 1ox, ana tsT1ps ensy, Addrsss
SAMUEL r: TFs0k, tluzcs Aouse- 17p ner, Venan-
70 County. Ha- sel9olal3s Tu-raa 81
, 1865-09-19
Davenport {bem.) m.).................... 7,76


LII Tear the Republican majority in the
sauaetowns was 15,e4. It is thought Gov.
DIllxhan's majority In the whole Slate win
excel 5000. So far only ttcelys Dcmocrnts
arc eIctod to the House. The P,rss says:
n%n f9e sswaE eisgsSd aae
Who /, already named for Speaker; T: ".
Pari the millionaire Of Bennington, who Is
sept}p Montpelier By an almost unanimous
yoit Il his townsmen Major Rounds Of Ches-
ter; Den. Ba1stow Of shelbourue; Bradley
Bafox Of St. Albans; d. I. Miner Of Man
chstg; Merritt Clark Of Poultneg; p. E,
Brftleboro'; John Colby Of Ha1tland; Jona-
tba Ross Of st. Johnsburr Gen. Wells Of
Wacrbu1y; Vim. Hebard Of Chelsea"
, 1865-09-19

tpE. KK1kfR IL a physician Of over tEroty .yrsn
clpeY1enct, And graduate Vi thu Jefferson MtdeAl
College and Of the Culvcrsty af Aetic.ur and Sur
KeTy or Philadelphia
NH. II. r. nt1HBtHh: =.
Itdr Nfr.tn rrf.rd TO tho creation afket me- as to
ms ott1ou about GUeha> would thAt have used
and sold Tic aEclc In various r tLe past thirty
yca5& n1l tEE! there Is a,y form or preparation
bf 1t have pG4 u4E or known 10 flc used. tne
ous tsesc. Kitzc sueh medic zts assnt wou.d b 10.
dieated. fou Awart vel as myself ttat II has
been extensively ctunoytc ln The ya1o1s diseases ol
the bladder ano 1dne;t arg te sSruaaon u iaas &C.
tave and uscd. S b:fD-r ssucd. cy=ry forn1 Of
RucAM-the powdered leaves, tie ef11plt decochous
ttucturc fnid c5tTactA;nd a1a net co:nzAat o. NY
Scayx' crpesicnCc onltt Till rire me the r1Eht
70 tadEc Of III nc1its apd without T5eadlco or pr
not value tine aeeoldls 70 ~ b1lk: Y ad o:4sr
that bulk oad quantity Do NOT tna Et u1 va1nef thes
Cid copper cent would be worth more fhsn Sola
yniue y,ur Euthn fos Its cIcc. patients 1lavc
cured With Il cured With it. mare dtscAScs OF
the bladder aad kitucJs than have eSef wen cured
VITA any ote1 Unchn. any otuet proprietary co1'
popnd IT TAatcVef rnEc.
Respectfully yours. &C.,
EEfS r. EEYEFn.
, 1865-09-19

NEW YORK FIRE BRICK
IN MAKUFACToMY AND srATEs ISLAND
CLAY KETultT WORKS.
3. HEIsCIEE2, Froprietor,
KEW y-ib1.I- (,yTf-.

b 1EA18ClG12 ETUpf1BEuTy
NEW YOEE CITY.
xorthYrstern AEcarv Detroit Mich. 0t1cc and D cpot
III Atwni-r slrcst, and ou dog.
Constantly &C hand 100 900 bricks OF oil shapes
md etzcs used Eakcrs' Own 1!lcs Catbol.pucpeE1,
ond ouno FIe Gay kos!s 1isc soT II, A. t1ed n ;
Ac6cy md respectfully solicited. Contracts made
With Gas nanes and fot special manutae: urnS to
specdL low cargo freight rate only Addrd. Send for
lT}ce Lists. SrAlso. toc Aenuf4e.uress AcencY 10.
IcEinxc'a sl.attnt NDwers," "tntent CNr1sa and
E1nritfux Furnace" "Gss E1hansre. and ConrenHa-
1nT~ fuform4ttcn EiyrH and orders Eilej here.
saf1 n5i1 tS5 TsJNAhA
, 1865-09-19

Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

1t ecauses aud reuorates sha blood nsts tic Vfgcr
Of health lu;o the sIstem and purges out the huora
which makr disease. ttstlnalates the healthy fu1c-
tons or tbs body and e1pells the disorders that gow
nad ranke IN the blood saea reuedy that could be
relied on has long been sought or. md noE for tbs
nrst time tne public bare one on which thsJ ean DE-
pend Our space hcr dos not admit Of certificates to
show ia e1ects but tho trial OF angle bottle WIN
that show tic sick II has virtues surprising anything
saes hive sve1sakeu.
Two tahespaonsfnl of the Extract Of sasssp&z1Ias,
added 10 pintof water. b equal to the Lisbon DIET
Drnk md one bottle II fuy tqua1 to galnn af the
Syrup Of sats.pastus, Or tna dscocuoa "a usually
.aade.
81 THESE EXTRACTS HAVE 1EES ADMITTED
TO USE ~ TILE UNITED STATES ARMY, aud ara
also IN very general Use IN MI The state HOSPITALS
and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS through
cut the 1and, a wen ss In privsta prsccea aad ar
considered ID Invaluable remedies
See Medical Properties OF Duehu.,
FROM DIsPEEsAToRY OF 1nEus1rgD sTATEE
ses Professor uswse's rslaabo uuttz on. the P1sa-
tlcs of rh5zic,-
See rsmata nsdo by en&a celebra:ed Dz. Phyds,
af Philadelphia.
%6ah rs Hph. inn.
, 1865-09-19

Ar Essay of Wpra,ae aEd INSTRUCTION 70 Young Mcas
tn1 puhfl.hed by The Howard Association nId eeat u
EkILLIN lOUGuIOS. Howard Association. Phaa-
dclpnlA. Ia AutNn9a-sN
, 1865-09-19

The last aat best; the Right ARTICLE dnA!ly: erE{+
o4ly likes it: il purely veEca9lc; rsoEea rsy nas1
fnc surc Cor. Tlrec Specifications VIII cure Al auEaas
t,f the tcsln. Aak for NEnNEk'E SEaET4gLE HAG
IN lTurctsta. NUHkIlAM&fA& fCHAAEk. Agents
for the NcsthweAs, 10 LaEe street, Chicago, ILL.,
nuf1.f-97fHN
, 1865-09-19

Again, / say, forewatped is farearmed-
Surely there c1n be no limits to our resistance
when such SPIRITS are seeking to capture the
National Government; hut beyond that gen.
eral resistance, Which must makt: us postpone
the day Of surrender, ind invoke the protec-
tion Of Congress, we must insist upon tpectal
guarantees IN the organic law.
, 1865-09-19
cony oJn,on, ...47,71s ccny tUaion5: -. .4o7..
Howasi lDsm). .3a,oa8 Howard l19em). ,l1a


Union majority. 1867 Onion majority. 1858
Cong's majority in the State will probably
exceed 10000, agninst little more than 10000
last year. Maine has never before shown an
Increased majority for our side The year after
Presidential election.
Returns rom The Senatorial and Represent
alive DISTRICTS indicate that tho Legislature
will show IS large Union pteponderance aa
that Of list yeaf. Nineteen Of tho scnators
elect will be new members. Among the most
pronfnest are Gen. Charles Fl. Smith, Of
Washington County ; Col. Henry Boynton, Of
somcree' and ". Porter, Of Penobscot.
Twelve arc old znembcrs, and among the
number ire General Wn,. Writ Virgin, Of Ok.
ford Thomas j. southard, Of sagaaahoe md
Cornelius Stone, OF franklin.
Amongt the lending Union Representatives.
elect arc Joseph Il. Williams and John L;
Stevens Of Augusta Col. james A. Stone, OF
Kennebunk; Col. RuIus B. TapIey, Of Saco;
Thomas I. Gornsly, of Bangor Col. Thomas
s. Lang, ef Vassalboro'; Gen. George 7. Shop
lev and Col. r. Miller, Of Portland.
The Burlington Pres gives returns from 100
towns In Vermont, which foot up as follows:
Dillingham; (Union}. on}....--............2A0n
Davenport {Dem.) 7,7G6 ,
, 1865-09-19

j. As the rebellion began with the prcteu-
sion that State might withdraw from the
lie Inust be afirmed-not indirectly but d.
rectly; not rs in Mississippi, br simply de-
cla11ng the late act Of secession null and Foid
but, as in Missouri, where the relations Of the
State to the Union are thus frankly Etated: :
"That this State shall ever remain member
of the American Onion that the people
thereof are D part Of the American Nation;
that eEe1y Citizen owes paramount allegiance
to the Constitution and Government Of the
United States aud that no law or ordinance
Of this State, in contravention OF snbyersion
thereof, can haSc any binding force" In con-
trast with this piafn 1enunciation, the pro.
seetinEgs Of Mississippi hare nq more certainty
Of cla1k:'' As securlty for the 1uture, they
arc notltng-absolnte1y nothlns. And per
nit me to say, that ths whole Conyention, 90
fnr us wc have been informed, YVES little bet
tcr than q rebel conspiracy to obtain political
mower,
, 1865-09-19

prAS1xxxAsrrH GKyE4AIs4 QFtleS,f
WIsaEya7oa. D. c. Jn1y :. saA r
sea1ed proposals are Invited and ~ oe tsceso ~ y
tne pu:raasc Of The following named stnsmoosos
WhaI:Boats. Easees, and othe properly
, 1865-09-19


(a) AS the rebellion was wagcd In denial Of
The cqual rights of the colored racc, II Ii es-
scntial not only that Slavery should bc re-
uounccd, but also that all men Ehonid be hail.
I'd as cqunl be1nre the law, and this eu1rnu~
chisemcnt must 1,e both civil aud POLITICAL
Unless this ls doue the condition Of The freed
man viii De most deplorab1e. Exposed to al!
manner Of brutality, he viii not be heard IS
witness against Ills opprcssor. Compelled to
pay taxes, he will be excluded from all repre-
kentatIon in the government. Without this
security, Emancipation is illusory. It Is a
iack-a- -lantern, which the poor slaTc will puI-
Eue In yain. Even II Slavery cease to exist. It
will sisc place to another condition hnrdly
less gnll1ng. According to the poet, there arc
different 'sclrclcs'' in hell, each with its Own
terrible tor1ncnts, and the unhappy African
will only escape from one Of these 10 another.
And au this v III I've beyond correction Or rem
cdy, If not at the outset guarded against by
orEnnic law.
, 1865-09-19
HELMBOLD,S
Fluid Extract Buchu,

In Affections peculiar 10 FkNALEs~ u uneaualed By
ary other prepa1asiou ~ In Choross OF detention.
Panfnness or SUPPRESSION Of Customary Eracuatons,
complaints incident to the sex. whethat A,isn; from
nabts Of dissipation lmprndenee 10, c. tho decline o.
change IN hte.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
New York Markets.

NEW ToRKaJuiy IL
C0TToN-Firm. sAt an suction sale OF 0 Q
bales to day, MiddlinG sold at 55%; Middiing 70
strict Middliog AZ 631z; low aiddling 81 5oZ and
70 d ordinary & 4994ts< Al 49, - - =
FLOUR-MArks nrm and le9z5c better; IS
al 90 for az ira round -hoop OHIO msrlSst clo,-
ing firn with no sellers AZ inside qfoiation. In
cluded in the sales 600 ibis extra State for
%gISKY-wsstern os@3 oe%.
RYE-Fumsr; Western soc, State o..
BARLEY-Quiet- --a
MAGT-Dun.
CORN ca. CO and &c better, st 7s9s2 fer IN
sound. s0a84 for sound m xed Wssfern and rs for
Western ysIIow, and T6 for New Orleans. f
OATS-Dull and lie lOWers 81 81 fsF WESTERN
COFFEE-Aetiye. -
sUGAR-FIom Havana I29l2Z. EZ
PETRoTEUM-HeaTy az $50 for Cruds, 5295a
for Refined in bond, and 72873 for free as
WOOL-Dull. :.
pORE-Firrnev and more doing, at Il lz119Z1
s7L for new mess closing 81 q IS for cash &c
"A 81 for 1865 "a, Is T59I9 u for prime ard q
| 6e2i 50 for prime naess. AA a-eA - =
BEEF-Quiet At about previous prices.
| CUT MEATS-IB fAi< da1Ana- 1t l2Sls foi
/ Shoulders aud lS92l Tor Ham, "
| BACoN-Quiet-
La D-V~ry arm at l65<92oA. sri
| MoNkT-EAsy 1t 4t35 pSr esat on cali ieaas.
ATERLIHG-Dull a. lossz9los1s for geld and
GoLD-wisbeat decided ehaage, opening ct 10
| declining TO 1854 aud elosisg AZ 1851 -Fst -
1s=80N EBRME@T @T0CKS-~EArm asa Acsixa: q
5. O. Of lsal, coupons s2oas s9npons 1855
10-S0ss coupons s1ISi % ssccnd series, loo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned, Administrator Of the estate OF
Psillip Holman, decszssd, in pursnsne. o. an
order q the Court of Common Pleas % wander
bIirgh county, male at the May term ls52' tnsrs-
Of, will on Saturday, the 18Th day o @aiys 100 D
between she hours Of 10 O'elo.ka m and Q clock
D m Of said day, at thu COURTHOUSE Goor ~ the
city Of EyazsxilIe in said esuaty, expose 70 public
sale the following real essts IN :. 9 eousIys 10
Wit: The north east quarter OF the south e at
qaarter Of section twenty ave, in townsh p six
south Of rance tn wet, e0ntai iug forty aerss
more or le.s Also, ten acres CT the south side
Of the south ssst qusrter Of the northeast quar-
esr Of aid section, and being . strsp Of equal
,zistb and ruaning sCEOss the whole length Of the
ssid soutb-e. quarter Of the n0rfh-ssst quarter,
ard Of sufficient width 10 inlluds ten acres Also,
ten sorss IN e1sfqpare piece In the south vest
corner Of the south west quA-teF Ct the noFth-
west quarter of section thirty, Ia township six,
south Of range Bins wesf,
TEz&s OF SAIE--tfns-third Of the purchase
money viii be repaired in casb e. the tizs OF sale,
aa1 the balAnee in tEo equal instslulsnts Of six
and tWslys nopthss the puretsssr giving notes,
with approved security, bearing iatsrsst FROM
date, ssa psysbls without rsliss from valuation
ar apprafssment laws.
JsISsssw- ReBEBf-s. RUsToEs Admir-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
THE VERY LATESI
nCTEEYMEC0
T ELEGRA PH.
bIfscelianeoua Tte4ns. : s


NEW YORK, July lL-Among the
passengers who arrived to-day By the
Evening Star, from New Orleans, was
the Hon. G. L. Swift, and Mrs. General
Geo: ". Bic Biekly, Pfssidshs Of the the K.
g. C.'s, has issued an executive general
order, dated in his place of confinement,
Fort Warren, June %, in which he sus-
ponds the laoors of the several depsrt-
ments of the Knights of the Golden Cir
Gle, until July ist, $780, when the Con-
gress of the order, will assemble in
Washington, with open doors, and after
wards proceed to Kentucky to lay the
corner stone of the Saxon University.
All the members of the military de-
partment are released from their alIegi-
auce to the order, and from al obliga-
tions of secrecy pertaining to the same.
The President makes lengthy vindi-
cation of the order, giving its origin,
rise, progress and destiny, printed in full
in the Times.
The Wilmington Herald calls atten-
ton to the fact, that Notwithstanding ad'
vertisements for laborers are kept in its
columns day after DAY, out one or TWO
have responded, while crowds Of men,
black and white are. to be seep- losGng
about the streets. II suggests If gratu-
itous ratioDs were stopped there would
be less trouble in finding laborers.
Advices have been received of the
withdrawal of the exequatur of DIR.
Bernard, Consul of Prussia at San
Miguel, and forbidding him to return TO
the Republic. Bernard was implicated
in the late rebellion.
President Dumas has issued an ad
dress to the country, thanking it for it'
prompt and efficient service in suppreg-
sing the rebellion. ~ = ~ " JIG
His proclamation will for the present
Be strictly maintained in San Salvador
as a strong feeling exists against Gen
Barrios, who was the chief instigatot io
the recent rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

- IEDIGNA AND Iowa SOLDIERs-The
steamer Autocrat brought up from New
Orleans yesterday morning 400 men of
the 10th Indiana cavalry, and ll8 men
Of the 4th Iowa battery, who left on the
cars yesterday, the former for Indianapo-
lis, and the latter for Davenport. We are
sorry TO say that some of the bows con-
dacted themselves therrndely. Having
drank freely, few of them turned their
attention to abusing some negroes, by
chasing and throwing stones at them,
one of whom received severe blow on
the head. The most of the boys behav-
ed in the best manner possible, and ex-
hibited the fact that they were not only
soldiers but gentlemen.-Cltro Demo
crdt Of Sunday ,.-.-g
The rudeness complained Of BY the
Democratic Editor was hunt made By
some of the soldiers for the Editor Of
the Democrat to punish him for bis
slsnderous and persistent abuse o.
Secretary Stanton. He don't object tC
their aousing Triggers"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

New YoRk, SuIg il.-The CONNER
ciGI' 5 Washington special says Mr. Pord
is trying to get Secretary Stanton to re-
woke the order prohibiting the opening
of his theatre. 81 esg : ..Issa....
The Chronicle this morning severely
denounces Wilsy's action in issuing a
writ of habeas corpus in the case Of
Mrs. Surratt.
The Post, Nv ashington special says
the I'd regiment in Gen. Hancock's vet.
eran corps left this morning for Fred
ericksburg. The Sd regiment has gone
to Springfield, Illinois.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
OIL Items.

The Petroleum Gazette says from the
best information it could get, up to the
first day of july, 1865. there were forty
three wells being sunk for oil in the
State-of Indians, with preparations for
over one hundred to be sunk during the
Summer and next Fall.
A we'll was struck BY lightning upon
the widow M Clintock's farm, near Oil
City, on Monday might last. The well
and 600 barrels of oil we're burned This
is the first case of the kind on record
Petroleum Gazette, Sth es SD
Three tanks containing three thousand
barrels of oil, lately burst at the United
States we'll, in the Pennsylvania oil
regions, and the stream of oil was set
FIRE to and quickly consumed. The
well Received no harm.
1t. is estimated that 5000 steam en-
.gines, for oil wells and other purposes,
have passed over the Atlantic and Great
Western railroad, into Pennsylvania
Oildom. The engine builders have GER
.ainly 'struck lie. -.srr -~s
sPErRoLEUM CoLoRs As a proof Of
the commercial value and importance OF
the new aniline eolors, the product OF
coal oil, it is stated that single French
company has manufactured 81 200, GOO
worth of them in the past two years.
They have supplanted quite number
of substances employed as dyes from
time immemoriaf Some Of the anime
colors, especially aniline blue, are sold
for their weight in silver, even as in old
tines the Tyrian purple was sold for its
weight in gold In the city of New
YORK they are being manufactured and
sold at great profit. sHr .1-yy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

! B@-The "Jack" who has charge Of
the mechanical department of the Sun,
Is respectfully informed that we are un-
der thousand obligations to him for
the deep interest he is taking in our
welfare by reporting on the streets that
the Gazette was about 9p!ayed ent. and
holding i a. an indncement to our sub
scr;bers to take tne San, through which
sheet they can obtain that political light
which they so earnestly desire, We will
state for the benefit Of those interested,
and for Jacks especially.=that the
Gazette Is not as near dead as we saw
him a number Of years ago whilst living
in neighbofiBg town to Louisville, KY.
He was so near dead at that time that
be could not find landlord that was
wiling to board him for more than a
week, for fear that be would die on their
hands, and although this was years ago,
yet he the "Jack" Of the Sun still lives.
And SO does the Gazette, and when it
dies, it viii be long after "Jack's" fa.
yorite sheet will set in darkness, to rise
no more forever Vincennes Gazettel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

NEW YORK, July ll.-Files Of New
Orleans papers contain the following
items
Itis said that the rsbeI pOrtionof the
Cherokee Indians in Southwestern Tex
asare in great distress, and near etarva-
ton. Their chief, Stsndwatie, who held
a commission of B1gsdier General ju
the rebel army, has issued an appeal to
the people of Texas for assistance.
Up to the lst Of July, 482 bales Of
cotton had been received at Mobile.
The 6rst mail train from Mobile TO
Montgomery since the close of the war,
left on the lst instant. ~ s<.ag ,sr7t-f F..
Advices from Shreveport say crops
are looking well. Freedmen, wouae
and children were Hocking into town,
and many were engaging theulsegsBstc
planters Cotton was arriving there
slowly for spectators. The river il
rising, and there ID prospecto emigrs
ton for a month. Seventeen steam
boats had arrived within a week with
full freights.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

R6S- The Congressional candidates
have fearful time for filling their APP
pointments The bot weather should
sdmonish them all to rely on cold wa
ter, and to speak with exceeding tenn
perance otherwise cases of Spontaneous
ombustion and exr losion may occur.
Fierce invectives and pyrotechnical
rhetoric will be particularly perilons.
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