davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08
Educational.
BROWNSBURG
G L A SIS c A L, s CH O OIL

tnN the first Monday in September. will open
Y in Brownsburg Rockbridge County, Va, a
/ CLASSICAL School designed to prepare boys
thoroughly for College or University. An ar
rangeinent has been affected by which number
of boys be boarded, under the immediate con-
troll of the teacher, at moderate rates, payable in
provisions, if desired. The advantages of the
school, such as its convenience to Church, the
healthfulncss of the situation and the high moral
tone of the communty-commend it the favor
able consideration of those having sons to ed
ucate.
TERNES.
Tuition per session of ten months, $40 90
Incidental expenses, so
payable at the middle of the session, or if pre-
tcrred, onc-half may be paid in advance, and the
remainder.at the middle Of the session.
Address the undersigned at Lexington, Va,
until the lst of September, after which time his
Post Office address will be Brownsburg, Va,
Ii. r. MORRiSON
August 25-4t.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08

JAS. 7. thurman was committed to iai
on Wednesday last, charged with stealing
Horses. .r a~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08
StauntO1lsAd advertisements.
VIRGINIA EEOTEL tH
LIVERY STABLES.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform his
1 friends and the travelling public, that he has
le-opened his STABLES, under the superintcnd-
ence Of Mr.. Jacob Dull, who will take every care
Of HORSES. entrusted to hiscare. He will take
horses by the day, week, or month, at moderate
rate. lie will also keep HORSES AND BtGG1ES
FOR HIRE. af
~ RATES: Single Feed per Horse 40 Cents
:. day Z. e Sl.00.
Per Week q q 500.
Putting upIIorsc all day without feed 25.
- night 6 " so.
5 FRED. SCIIEFFER.
Stanton Auo lS-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08

OK the 30th ut, the Commandment Of this
post issued an order to all dealers in Liquors,
prohibiting the sale Of Intoxicating liquors,
to the Soldiers of his Command, and also re-
curing all Drinking Saloons to close Up at
: z. NJ, the penalty for violating this order
being confscation of liquors.
On Saturday last, the liquors of Mr. Rea-
gan were seized for violation of this order.
it is but just to Mr. Reagan to state that he
was absent at the time Of the reported viola
ton Of this order and seizure of his liquors
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08

IN to-day's paper will be found the card
of Messrs. Sloan & Caldwell, Importers and
Dealers i'll all kinds of Wines and Liquors,
who were, prior to the war, very favorably
known asad patrcnized in the Valley Of Vir-
yinia.
We can truly say, not only from observa-
zion, but from trial of some of their stock
during our recent visit to Baltimore, that it
ir really fine and IIexeeedngly pleasant to the
taste. The junior partner, Mr.. Caldwell,
is still the presiding genius Of the concern,
and anxious as ever to meet his old Virginia
friends and makeas many new ones as pos
sible
To those in want of anything in their line
We would say by all means give them call
whenever you visit Baltimore
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08
Staunton Advertisements
FRESH STOCK OF
HARD W. RE.

I HAVE just received supply of Goods in the
4 Hardware line comprising in general all the
articles usually found in this line such as
Blacksmith Tools and Materials.
Coach Makers, Z I 4
Carpenters, g !"
Shoemakcrs ~
and great variety Of other articles, for Farmers
and Housekeepers.
+ Starting out anew, after four years devoted to
other things, propose to act on the principle Of
supplying the people at very short profits for cash
All who desire to lay out their money to the best
advantage are invited to call and try me. They
shall not go away disappointed.
Aug. 25-f. G. T. PRICE.
Nv & invite the attention of the Trade and the
w public generally, to our large stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C., cosisting in part of
Superior Green and Black Tea
Rio and Java Coffee
Refined and Raw Sugar,
Whisky, by the bottle case or gallon,
Superior Sherry, Claret and Port Wines By
the bottle or case.
Bars Superior Ale, highly recommended as a
tonic.
Brown Stout, g., &.
We confidently ask a call from the Trade feel
ing assured we can furnish anything in our line
upon rs favorable terms as can be purchased else
where. ktR, STEVENSON & CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
Aug. 25-3t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08

OK THURSDAY, the 3lst ult, a grand
Tournament came off in the Institution mead
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-08

Aug. l1-5t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

CAIRO, Msy225.- Ge1. Washburn states
that the report telegraphed from Mem
phis few DAYS since, giving an account
Of plot among the negro troops 70
massacre paroled rebel soldiers and the
subsequent shooting Of colored troops.
is false in every particnlsr
Twenty vessels Of the Mississippi
feet have been ordered to Cairo TO be
discharged.
Considerable cotton up the Wachita
river is waiting transportation rs s
Interpreted a. Little Rock that Kirby
Smith Is being reinforced By men from
the east side Of the Mississippi river
Pacifcation 10 Arkansas is progress
ing rapidly.
Mrs Kirby Smith isreported 20 have
arrived at the mouth Of Red river'and rep
resented sbs@PositiOa. OF her husband 10
be extremely CRITICAL, as spHe party
threatens to assassinats him If he sur
renders, and the other threatens 10 for
sake him IL he continues the struggle.
The Times learns that the rebel Gen.
Hood and staff crossed the Mississippi
river at Turnfca Bend about the sth.
The expedition sent in pursuit captured
their baggage and the Generals uniform
at Simmesport Hood escaped in his
night clothss
Cotton, 40c.
Sugar, dull at Isc. for white cleri6ed
Louisiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
.oH New YORK Markets.
Hrw YoaK. MAY q

NV YoRk, May 25
coTToS-Uull aud lower. SIC for 1fiddling.
FLoCR-l5Ss30c better SCOT % for kxtra
State 25NsT Is z r extra Hound Ho p Ohio;
! 55e5s 10 for Trs5s Brands; che market closed
arm, with rs sellers 81 inside quotations In
elaaed IN the sales are 20e0 brls Extra stats for
Jsne and JAY.
wHIsKY-Raihsr more steady; Western / IS f;
wHEAT-2o better: Spring very scare aud
No wanted ~ IS Winter Red Western I 50
Amber Niehigtn ira
EAE-QuisI AZ s0.1l 81
BARLET-Steady.
COgN-Sesres aud 2gsc better; 1884 for new
Mixed Western, the latter for very choice; s5ae0
for Western Yellow 50 for White Western; %
fer Yeilow.
oATs-Firmsr and moderately active sts4s
| sUGAR-sieaay at 1oalI5ee for Cuba Musco-
vado, and Io1<3l4sse for Porto Rico
MOLASSES-Qutets Cuba MuscovAdo 4zlZe.
PETROLEUM-Firm At ss5<s for Crude, Asa
I SOC for rrrBed, and 5sasT0e fer refined free.
PoRk-More active aud Grmer at p io@Z3 %
Tor new Aess, elosing AZ % 2G923 80 fer Go and
| "a do. cash aud rsgrlsr way, closing AT % %
eash II so9ls 50 Tor prime, and 10 s09l7 90 for
| prime Mes. 800 boz. new Mess, June and July
BEEF-Dull 81 lod9I4c for plaia Ness. and II
[ 4ise FIR extra Mess. Beef Hams, steady at ga
cur MEATS-ouist; rsiss Of 100 pkgs at t2as
I f311ze for Shoulders, sud l4af71<c Tar hams.
/ BAC0N-Duli Ana nominal
LARD-Qui@t At 151< 31s1<e
BUTrER-DulI.
cHKEsF-ouIss at IosIIe for common 70
| primo
/ MONEY Easy 1t per cent on call Iosas.
sTERLIGG-Acfiys and frmer az 10SJkaII0.
SoLD-AetIvs and nrne-. oFeuiBE - Es55<,
advancing % 1854 and closing a. 1874
cow sTocKs-ss 81, coupe ., 1857 5-zos,
! registered 1fS&s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26


EEw YoRK, May 24-The Herald 5
correspondent, who was with the party
that captured JEFF Davis, says:
That when Davis ssw that be was
fairly caught aud would be delivered
into the hands of his enemies, be wsxed
fxeeadingly wrathy, ranted ont 10 the
soldiers Whenever al opportua atty offer
ed He frequently made use OF such
strong remarks as ''Valorous soldiers, in
deed, to make war upon women and
children / thought the Yankee Gov
ernmsut was little more valorous than
&c send its soldiers 70 steal dsfenceiess
women and children out Of their beds at
nighI"
Mrs Davis ironically remarked that
sac Was not aware that an old NO nan,
and four children, we're Of so much
value as 10 be escorted By three hun
drsd soldiers, through the country.
The World : special correspOr dent
gays be has bad q conversation M.lG q
gentleman Just from Texas, who claims
TO be thoroughly informed concerning
Kirby Smiths army he says Smith 5
forces are composed Of shaDeless and
inharmonious elements belonging TO
Prices, Dick Taylor's and Magrader :
commands. The army is formidable in
numbers, but not in spirit At the last
date there were inscribed on the muster
rolls 100, 900 names, from which deduct
ing the sick aud absent, the actual nun
Der OF smiths forces Is something like
IS, 900 men, Of which 10000 should be
deducted for teamstsrs. OF these IS.
600 only As, 900 belong 70 the Infantry.
The balance enlisted as cavalry OF
mounted infantry, who are exceIlently
proved with horses, and in perfect state
OF discipline.
y The army is reported 70 be thoroughly
supplied with ammunition and provis.
ions.
The gentleman claims to have had a
conversation with Smith. relative to the
war, when the latter said he had tried
several times to reinforce Johnston, bu,
failed each time on account of the pres
ence Of the gunboats between Natehe7
EaDd New Orleans, and having thus fail
ed, he gathered all the ammunition he
needed and prepared for defensive
warfare. de pointed out the advant-
ages thaa Texas presented in having &c
water courses, and destitute of wells
and springs to supply 81 invading army.
/ By this means be could hold out there
several years, until the independence OF
the Confeosracy was recognized.
Some OF the officers told the gentle
mau that Kirby Smith was sensible Of
the follg Of protraeting the struggle
aud was only talking this way to secure
the best possible terms Tor himself and
men.
Some represented him as unprincipled
and dishonest, ready to sacrifice the
army and cause for his personal inter.
lest, and that he had already made much
money by monopolizing cotton importa,
tons. On the other hand his partisan,
said he was upright and honest, and
looEed only 70 the hest means Of achiev.
%. ..-t.,..s l. Il fhr Il. rf-Tr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

NEw YORK, May z3.-Ihe Charlotte
Democrat publishes a letter from Gen,
Johnston, giving bis reasons for surren.
dering. he says that on the day G the
Convention 1.-THE 266h of April, ty the
returns of three Lieuteant Generals, the
Army Of Tennessee numbered, infantry
and artillery, present and absen TO-
$40. Total present, lS,578. Ell Give
total, l4,l74.
On the 7th Of April, The date of the
last returns, / can md that the effective
force ofcavalry was 5000, but between
the 7th and 18th Of April, IL was greatly
reduced By events in Virginia. In
South Carolina we had Youngs diyis.
ion, about 1000, besides reserves and
State troops together, and much infer.
Tor to TIE Federal force in that State.
Ia. Florida we were as weak, and ia
Georgia our Inadequate free bad been
capt1red at Macon ec
In'Lieut Gen. Taylor's Department
there was no means of opposing the
formidable army under Candy, which
had taken Mobile, or the cavalry under
Gen. Wilson, which had captured every
other place of Importance west of Au-
gusts. To carry on the war, therefore we
had to depend on the army Of the Ten
nessee alone.
The United States could have brought
against it twelve or fifteen times it,
numbers, n the armies Of Grant, Sher.
man AID Candy. With such odds
against rs and without means for pro
curing ammunition or replacing arms
without nooey CT credit to provide food
1t was impossible to continue the wal
except IS robbers.
The consequences of prolonging Oh,
struggle would only have been the de
structioR or dispersion Of our braves
men, and great suffering Of our womel
and children By the desolstion and ruiz
en;ailable from the marching Of 10000
men through the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26


NEW.Y oRK, May 25.-Mr. John Wes.
ley, who has been GERMANY years favor
aOly, known as telegraph operator, died
Or tie 23d inst., after a brief Illness
The brs Eastern Star brings Barba
does dates offbe l3th.asa The greatest
sorrow and Indignation was caused at
Mr.. Lincoln's asssssination. Letters of
confidence we're received'by the1Ameri.
can Consul from the Officials. The
gunboat Steady fred minute guns, and
shipping Gags were displayed at half
mast The American Consul office was
draped in MOURNING n
Uneasiness vas felt ia. Salvador by
signs of an attemptab By she friends Of
Gen. Barrious 70 overthToW the admin
istration.
1t il nov ceElAin that Spain has made
claims on Chile How they are to be
settled was undetermined -
The trouble 10 the Brazils continue.
FIoris threatens Paraguay.
The revolution ia Peru continues, and
ia spreading, but there appears to be but
little Cancellation in its management
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

WAsHISaroN, May Is "A reporE pre-
walls that Ex Governor Letcher has been
captured rs some Of Gen Torbett's com
mand.
There was great turn out Of the eiti-
zsns last night to seFenade Gen. Sher-
man. 1t was some time before they
could get the old hero to come out, but
the immense crowd would listen to no
excuae, andS 10. he bad to appear IL
response to the compliment paid him By
bis fellow citizens, he made a very brief
speech, expressing the earnest hope that
now that the war is virtually over, his
brothers IN arms will with the grsatest
alacrity resume their former avoeaIions
of peaceful times, and 20 TO orkswita
good viii To- make this Union 40 pros
perous and happy as it was before the
rebellIoBs lsslIlsa 111 L. ~ s5t-g5sk r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
CINCINNATI Markets.

- - OIzcIsEkrE. May D
FLOUR-Firm y .th : fair demand G1psrhue,
IS; extra, s OG9s 50. 500 bbls. Of extra add 20
Government ~ 20.
WHEAT-R-d advanced 70 sal 80
CORN-Duli, rot much dofFg.
OATS-FirIn AZ 5025f.
WHISKY-Very da l. no demand whaseTsr-
PORE-Asss, dali city net salsabe al over
- 50
BULK MEATS-fZal25< for Shoulders and
sides which ara hs raies skid.
6GLD-l 81 and market quits excited
ExCHASGE-Ffr2sr LILO prszium.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
The sherman-stanton Quarrel.


NEw YoRE, May 25.--The Gunner
eiaFs special, from Washington, of this
date, says: .s-.....-
The quarrel Of Sherman and Stanton
increases in intesity and bitterness
The Chronicle contains a long COM
munication from one Of Sherman g
friends on the recent events on the gen
eral management Of the War Depart
ment under Secretary Stanton, which is
reviewed in scathing term
The Post Master Gsneral< nas started
South to re-establish postal commnnica-
ton.
A special dispatch to the New York
Post says:
There is no longer a doubt that JEFF.
Davis viii be tried Tor treason very
soon, IN a civil court, probably in Wash
ington,
q. Gen lee will beindicted by aGrand
Jury in Richmond, within. few days,
for treason. The moment he is indlct.
ed his parole is OF no further use.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26


FoRrREss MoSRoE, May PA steam
or sailed from here thisforeaoon FOE Sa-
vannah,snnder sealed orders. 9
Mrs. Davis, her four children, brother
and sister and Mrs. Clay, go to Savan.
nah in the Clyde, as permission for them
to proceed North has been-Feiused BY
the War Department
Yesterday aitsrneon guard was sent
out to the Clyde and searched the steam
er andvsll the baggagean effects Of the
rebel party remaining on board. A
large amount Of yold, valuable jewelry
&c, was found IN the baggage of the
ladies, but with the exception. Of several
important documents, which we're found
b. the gdard everything was left unmo
| lested@ -
Among the many rHmors flying about
to-day, In regard ito the confinement oil
JeH Davis, has been one to the effecl
that, yesterday. aAernoou he was man.
acied in order to prevent any injury tC
his gRata should he, as Mrs Davis re
marked, became provoked st the siricf
| survilauce held over him. sa
81 The zslEietest regulations respecting
| PERSONS visiting the Fortress are still
rigidly enforced No person. either Of
fcer or civilian, 10 permitted to enter
the quarters unless duly provided with s
pass
| The A1leriean says that ex Governol
| Letcher was arrested at his home ir
! Virginia, on Sunday last and last nigh
arrived in Washington in custody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

FoRT KEARSEY, May 24-Hon. Sehuy-
Ter Colfax and party reached here to.
day, sforty-six hours from Atchison, on
their overland trip to California. They
win reach Denver on Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

BosToS, May "A dispatch from
Woods Hole reports that the steamer
Tuscarora passed there at clock to-
day, bound for Fort Warren, with A. Fl.
Stephens and other rebels destined for
that place,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
POTATOES.


XAyE ARE JUST Now RECEIVING ANoTH-
wv er hunared barrels Of those choice Eastern
Potatoes. acknowledge ~ every one who has
tried them Cd be the best ia the market.
They ars very attractive 10 the eye, and ALEC 10
ths polste ggiRea cooked aaa on tha.fable Partiss
wIshfnx them By the drat tead can have them TO-
day, (Saturdayl, delivered free Of drayage ffem
che river, AZ n small Nd vauce cost. Call soon,
= = z VIORER1 BIOS.
mys Is Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

StraMberIies.

VNHIs LUSCIOUS FRUIT Loses MUCH OF
IL its delicate trsgrauee aud delicious flavor by
being picked too long before beihg used Mr. Nd
sharpe proposes TO deliver his splendid b rries
fresh from the vines esers aftsrnoon. All paid
orders LETT at Messrs.A BayhnFst Mhfttaker's
No. 6 Water street, will meet with prompt ASssn.
ton Orders for large quantities bad tier be
left at the Garden, coruer seventh and Ann
.treets *sG8ftH Ngl mye3- IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

PosrLAxD' ME., May 25.-Nins Of the
crew Of the steamer Meteor, blown mp
of Cape H&tteras some weeks ago,
passed through here today on their way
for Montreal, where they were landed
by the steamer ST. Marks
The 81 Marks saved So Of ths crew
ont OF los. N@ f&@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

: HAEqFoRD, Cow, May 25.-Aa i'm
portant suit which had been between
Judge Colt and the estate Of the late
Samdel Colt was decided this morning
in favor of Judge Colt The .amouuI
coming TO Judge Coli is 100000. The
decision is final
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

New YoRK, May 25-The price Of
Gold still tends steadily upward, chiefly
the result OF the demand for export
The premium this moruing touched 374.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
REMOVAL.
NOTICE.
uninn Cfrnnit 0onrf

4Aou IIESuAb VouIE.
n. xHseiAeF agafasf Hfg hEaHd Coal oorspaHy, and
p. r. yaHass. &C. agaisst George egns. Sc.
DY VIRTUE % a DECREE Is THEsk con.
ID s0iitated SUITS will cell at public sal At the
Court-House door IN MsrgaUheia, Union seuufy.
Kentucky. on Monesy, the 5th day 81 June. 1895,
(bsiux County cgurt day.. on credit q si1,
tseiye and eighteen mgnths. the Soei Minas and
three tosn-lots, or which the shaft Is stun ted 10
Uni9ntown, Union county, Ky, and fss mining
privileges OF tire Hlehiand Cosi Compass unaer
All the lands lenssf ~ said ccai compsny; sad on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Juns. 1895, a. the Minas
In Uniontcwn, I VIII sell ~ puolic sale, on =
credit Of six months, all the personality aionR.
ing 10 said erai company c0usistiDK OF Boilers.
Engines, Picks, Mules, &C. &c Parc} assF- -
give bonds with PIP snTad security hnvt-W It's
force ard e1ect % rsplevin b0nda. A lien viii
also Be retained to seearo the purchase money.
THOs. 8. CHAPMAN, Dsm'r.
a. Louisville Journal and CincinnAn Com
mercfai eopF and send bai. fnyi2 zoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Bread.

SWSGL A@1& AL Bread
GTRATroN's cKLEBRATED YRAsr CON-
~ pound, the very best article for family baking
ever Invented. These eakes, whenever they have
come IN eompetion With other yeast cakes have
invariably carried Oh this premium
Fhs trade Do .snppilad at a o. HAlloeRss
Drug stors, 40. 10 south First strrst nsar Dr.
: ReaSonoss 2vMnssilAa Ind. dscIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
sPECIAL KoTIG:s

soldiers, Attention Pain, dissese 10
exposure, with hot climate. nuddy Wss~r and
Lad dirt, viii b. unasoid4bls but Aknsd With
Holiovay Purifying and StrenZthepi1g I'siIs
you can endure al these and still retain ihg-best
Of bsalth Try them. II the reader u ihis
"aotiee" cannot get box u Pillsgpr ointment
from the Drug Store In bis place, lst hiIa writs
Gs, So Maiden Lane, enclosing ting ~Aueant. AHd
@ill mail box free OF erpousa. Many dealers
win not keep my medicines on hand because they
eEuno' make much profit A. on sstAer persons
MAKE. So oents, 81 cents, and 81 4p-par box or
pot. Soldiers, supply yourselves. mJ2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

BosroS, May 25. The N. 20. gun.
boat Fusearora, from Fort Monroe, with
Alexander H. Stevens and Postmaster
ReagaHon board, arrived at this port
This morning. The rebel patty will be
lodged in Fort Warren.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
SALOON.

A Change--st. Nicholas Saloon.
GAM GRAMhAR Hss AGAIN TAKEN
- charge u fbs 81 Eic 4 - saloon and will pat
Il 4 nrsr rste orssr ~ b al possibIs Gi-pafeh.
Ths e1sst Liqnors win - kept 10 fhe bar and
6ns billiard tabssf I'll Occupy the second aoor.
ais Old f-isnds and customers are invita- 70 call
and Sc hin myDo, dan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
as WILLIAM RRAYIS,
Attorney ~ Law and U. 5. claim

IL authorized by aha oeysrnment TO procure Pen
-Ions, Bounty Money, Bach Pay, Bsanty land
Claims for HoRsEs and other PRofERTY destroyed
white In ~ sserviee Of the Goysmmsnis aud I'll
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against she
Uulted States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
ny an Anieaa nle a "a the BeaptY LAv, passed a.
the last session Of Congress, Al soldiers or
other persons who Aags besa or sAaH AereafIsr be
discharged within swo years from the dA'e fthsir
enliasmsrt, BY reason efweands reeOived in battle,
sAalls raeelvs ne sAmb Bohnts - though they
s@rSed two years." .aasm
tleaee eSsS Main Street. over Keiler's Gun stoFs'
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Iadiana-
3 correapondenis must enclose stamps.
@A- Good References given 10 required. mhsS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
HOME INTERESTS.

ee9s8 A~-~a - So sNf9A
70 PHxsrcIANs.-n you wish to purchase pure
0rugu, Medicines, and Chemicals at a small al
vance Eastern prices, 40 and examine KEza'A
SfwRIrR's stoeR, where you Will and syeus ~'i-
"a that 10 needed BY the prosssion, aud ss pisces
which caaRoi fail toi size satialAstion. Their
Store is al No. "a MAin .airnat. VI mayidSwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

New YoRk,Y May 25.-Thss Panama
Herald Of thssl6th has the following:
/ The contract for carrying the mails
between England, New Zealand and
Australia via.Panarna has been fnally
arranged @a
The .deatf1of President Cameras has
had serioas. effeetlon the minds of the
citizens1of Guatemala, and trouble was
anticipated. - $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26
! Executors Notice. -

NOTICE II HEREBY GivgS THAT LET
~ tiers Tesiameutary upaH the will Of John
Whitelle ID st u, hAye teen issnes a. theunttT-
signed as TX eaior under said VII. " t 81 81 a
{ The estate Of said teslator il believed 10 b.
solvent. =-l-
JOHN WHITEHEAD. Jr
+ aasssa.s-. CHARLES WHITEHEAD
aSAffsnset$5sF g1lTE @TVT1g