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$50. v. GARDNER, GEO. 4. BURT, Az
GARDNER, BURT & CO.,
Storage and Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
10. 197 MerWin st., Cleveland, o.

nsI drain EIeVatOr1. Storage capacIty, 0O,UU
bushels. Once and Warehouse adjoining the
Elevator,
No. 1917 HerWlH St, Cleveland, o.
Dealers in all kinds Of Country Produce, Agents
for the salt Company OF OnondAga." Salt sold
always ct the Oompany's prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Strain, &C, by car
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We are prepared to receive and ship, by Canal,
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NL8VELAKD AND TOLEDO r Z

Hs4-A "IArEB ARBAEaEsGS Bs-s.
an and aftsr Monday, Oct. Ilss, IL. pamsur,
EIans wa lenTs Cleveland - foloHg BundaZs q.
SIP EXPREss.-stops a. BeFs..
GIAltoas Hpsrln, MeksmaR, HorWalk, monroa.
VILE Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont Nd WD-es
hnd arrives a. Toledo at u IS P. h, Uhicaqo AZ
nsl ?. =. and Detroit ~ 2. n
ia z. n.-MESTEBH MAIL.-Stor5 At Al 4s.sf,y,
on southeTn Division. and arrives 81 Toledo IA
l3h.E. Ohieago att As A. n. and Dotrcff ~
a;AP. h.-hQHTHEBH HAIL.-stors AZ al IA,
ton5 on hortaern DiyiEOa. and ErnTss a -,
dugky IS 1:0P N.
nF8 E1PBE55.-stoYa at Grnno,l
hUrWalh. honroovilo, Olyds aud ErprloDt ~
arrives at Toisdo IS 2as 4. -; rhtc-Se esiS-S
P. 4. End Detroit At 100 A.. 4.
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WulouEhby, PAinesVille. Madison, Gensgs, Aah
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nves At Eris6s0 P. H. Bunktrk SS ,. ~ bu'
t.a = M.@MAiL And ACCOMMODATION
STOPPING ht all FlztionS and aErlFs % LA q
AN a.3NiGHT HPREss TBAIN-ss0spinr a
FainesVlls, Asbtsbuls ard GlrAnd oall. aad
BrTiVes At Eris IS l2so A.. ~ hsnksrk 30
Al. RuEal0 40 I.
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A, E.-H1GHT ELPEES T~RA1E-StoFHina
GIrAru, AshsAbuia ana PainesVuls c1iT, and
- %IiI AND kCOOmmODATIUH
arrive
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N1le only, and arrives IA Cleveland AZ - y
- seeoHo Vs4 Cars are Em on ~ hr0us6
IN the trains going westward sonneos st Olevslsr.
LTAn5 or Toledo Chicago, uub Omen.
rains going eastward, connect II Du1si-h ~
T4EAo q the New York q Erie Railroad. and ~ hrr
sSv Yerk OitS RslrOsds for ssT Tort o9Ssio3
9o:ton hiagAra kells, Sc and at Eris WI trEr.
% The PhlAaslFhiA q Erie RSlrosd ~
- Day EXpress, Eest and Wssl nor.-re-
llrard with Trains on Erie q Pitfbbur-h PsF-sss
or Ltnssvtlas AsadVlle, Jame1s0sn, Sc.
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UcuBs1eions ars made az EoRroerfJs vita tb.
husky, MAnEdeld 4 Newark II, n. a owe 80 -
sH1auhUI Dayton 4 Cincinnati 3. b; AZ Frsm0rf
g9th uls1renonf 4 Indiana 4. b; and II T5ieIf
To.sdo hab9sh Railroads Tor ChicSFo, BstrTIt.
lsckson, Ho1t Wayne, LoElnsfort, Lafayette. g-T-
Southwest
Trains arrive IN ClsyslsRd tom Tolsdo and a,
NeEt 81 s.e A. H.t z:ts r. H., aud s:M p. n Frsrl
s9ndusky Is s:l5 LII EuOKNR sast
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NLEvELAND AND PITTSBURGH
B A l. o a d
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

$50, sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays exceptedl As follows:
500 A. M.-hAl1-ArrfFa - fittaburgh 4aJE.E-s
Washi1gtoa l0s15 A. n, Philadelphia 6sa2A -
New YORK 1904. n, Rheelfng8s G R-H- Cona
and Milleraburgh-
In P. MISREPRESENTATION Al Pit5burzh s:5 p
H. Harrisburgh T:30 A. n, baltimore R;M p
10 MaWaahington 4:40 P. ~, Philadelphia E:0 p
n, New York 2:EBP ?. n. Wheeling 6s9eA. a.,
$40 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hndsoua and
intermediates Stations, OuyahogR EalB, Akron.
and h1lersburRh, connecting at Orryius with
r p, 2. W.. 4 D. BY. for Canton maSstlont NOo1-
Ter and Mansfield.
sCars run through from Pittsburgh to New York.
win allentown without change.
~ fare - iON ~ ~ any osher Ike.
81 Through Tickets can b. rrNon~sd at the Union
Tiekst OGco- NedaeA House. at the DEPOT, or the
HHn J. u DEvERsUz. sns'E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

James Gordon Bennett The veteran
editor Of the Herald was sitting in his
private Office, with his back to the open
window, calmly discussing with friend
the chances that the Herald establish
ment would escape the conhagration
which at that time was threateningly
advancing up Ann street toward Mas
sau. In the course of his conversation,
Mr.. Bennett observed However,
though have usually had good luck in
cases of FIRE, they say that the devil is
ever at ones shoulder, and -" Here
an exclamation from his friend inter
rupted him, and turning quickly, he was
considerably taken aback at seeing the
devil himself, or something very like him,
at his verv shoulder as he spoke. Re-
covering his equanimity, with the ease
and suavity which is usual with him in
all company, Mr.. B. was about to ad-
dress the intruder when he perceived
that what he had taken for the gentle
man in black was nothing more than q
frightened oursng.outang. The poor
creature, but recently released from
captivity, and doubtless thinking that he
might fill some vacancy in the editorial
corps Of the paper in question, had de-
scended by the water-pipe and instinc-
lively taken refuge in the inner sanctum
of the establishment of the Office
Although the editor - perhaps from
the fact that he saw nothing peculiarly
strange in the visitation-soon regained
his composure, it was far otherwise with
his friend, who Immediately gave the
/ alarm. Mr.. Hudson rushed in and
boldly attacked the monkey, grasping
him by the throat The hookeditor
next came in, obtaining g clutch upon
the brute by the cara; the musical critic
followed, and seized the tail with both
hands; and number of reporters, arm
ed with inkstands and sharpened pencils,
came next, followed by a dozen police
men with brandished clubs; at the same
time, the engineer in the basement re-
ceived the preconcerted signal, and gol
ready his hose wherewith to pour boiling
hot water over the heads of those In the
street. in case it should prove regular
systematized attack by gorillas, Brazil
ian apes, and chimpanzeas.
Fights among the wild beasts, such al
would have made an audience in Mad
rid wild With delight, are given will
minuteness and particularly, as though
the reporter had comfortable seat oil
q stand near by a well.protected stage
and jotted down the incidents at hi
ease. EG- It'll.
The effects of this style of reporting
may be imperceptible at the time, bu
that they are decidedly dsleterioas n,
one can deny. Children fed upon sucl
bighly-seasoned mental food lose al
taste for plain unvarnished truth, an
consequently can scarcely be induced t
read the history OF the past in the sou
bre garb in which much of it is clothed
while that of the present is continual
brought to their attention in such fame
full attire.
We should like to see change in th
newspapers Of the country in this pa
ticular, and q return to reason an
common sense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
To Gorreannndenfs.
Soldiers Home.


The Indianapolis Journal makes an
appeal to the moneyed men Of that city
in behalf of the Soldiers Home. 1t
seems that, month ago, in response to
q call of the Governor, the citizens of
that enterprisiDg city met and organ
lied Board Of Directors and appointed
appropriate committees, with q view of
raising funds, purchasing lands, &c., for
the contemplated Home. Having thus
got control of the enterprise and secured
its location, with its large array of off
cials and expenditures, the sagacious
men of the capital started two of their
most enterprising and popular agents
through the State to raise the funds that
they propose disbnrsing. We conclude,
however, from the remarks of the Jour
nal, that the people of the State do not
regard the enterprise, as started, in as
favorable light as the residents of our
State capital would desire. The agents
are met, everywhere, says that paper,
with the inquiry, "What are they doing
at Indianapolis 2" and the agents are
unable to report anything done there
save the appointment of directors to
select the location, run the machine
and ELL all the offices connected with
the institution. Whereupon the people
conclude "they can't see il" and the
enterprise promises to be q failure.
II the citizens of indianapolis will de
vote but @ moiety of the money they
have made out Of the people from differ
ent parts of the State, during the war
they will have fund large enough L
build magnificent Soldiers Home anC
furnish it complete. A very small pei
cent of the profits they have made on
of the soldiers themselves, would pur
chase the ground, construct the build
ings, and furnish throughout such al
establishment as they contemplate. The.
ought not to think of calling on othe
cities until they have manifested tha
their zeal means something more tha
profit.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
III TIE Z. ". LISE
Exclusively for the Journal.
mIsexIIaneous Items.

CINCINNATI, July l9.-The Commercial
says: There is to be q grand reunion of
all the Turner's societies in this city
next September-the first union of the
kind in America.
The piers of the suspension bridge
across the Ohio river here are nearly
completed. The wires will be suspended
in short time The span of the bridge
is le57 feet, the longest span in tbs
country. t@I ae
The Nashville Dispatch states that
President Johnson has expressed the
determination that the laws passed by
the Tennessee Legislature shall be
obeyed, aud that all illegal voters in the
approaching election shall be kept from
the polls.
Governor johnson, of Georgia, ad,
dressed large audience a: Atlanta on
Monday. He speaks at Macon to-day.
From thence he will go to Milledgeville
anAenter upoH the duties of his office.
The rebel General Cheatham arrived
at Nashville yesterday, =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
Anairs in south Carolina.

New YoRK, July l9.-The Herald $
Charleston correspondent says that the
majority Of the South Carolina planters,
though SO recently most uncompromising
advocates of slaves, have already begun
to look on emancipation as really BEN
eft to them-inclined to the opinion that
compensated labor will in the end be far
more profitable and satisfactory to land
owners of the State generally.
All the principal South Carolina crops,
excepting rice, are represented as yield
ing abundantly this Jear. Rice cultiva.
tion has been much neglected, owing to
the disorgsnization aud confusion incl
dent to a change from slave to free labor
system.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

"In Georgia" writes q correspondent
Of the New York Times, "the rebel
Governor Brown and his friends are la
boring to obtain control of the State
Government in order 10 secure the pay
ment of the SIS, ,000, 600 of bonds issued
while in rebellion. This is q condition
of their loyalty to the Government, and
it is only to be defeated by the appoint
ment Of Military Governor intensely
and Internationally loyal aud incor-
rupible."
Impudence is power. Solomon thought
knowledge was the source of power;
but had he lived to this day and genera.
ton he would have discovered his mis-
take, and accepted as truth our aphor
ism in place of his. The politicians Of
the rebel States always operated in har-
mony with this maxim, and they always
operated successfully until, blinded by
their own success, they became mad.
Their madness, however, does not mill
tate against the correctness of the the
ory. knowledge has been known to
produce the same results, yet the world
cannot be convinced that knowledge is
not power. Since the suppression Of
the rebellion, the rebels show that they
have not lost an iota of confidence in
the principle which has heretofore done
such wonders for them. They argue
that if they would retain power, or be
come more powerful, they must hold or
to their impudence and add thereto
The paragraph quoted above is an evi
dence of this fact That the rebels who
have forfeited their property, liberty and
lives by their reasonable war upon tbs
Government, viii inpudently demand re
endorsement for the money they hav
squandered in trying to destroy it, is nov
well understood. Nor can their efforts
in this line be regarded without som
apprehension. They viii press thei
claims with an impudence that will b
hard to resist. They viii Emporium
Congress with O degree of assurauc
that will deceive the wisest, and demon
alize the best. The only way to defes
their schemes is for the people to watc
= them carefully, and still more closel
, keep their eyes upon their Congressioni
servants. Our Government has stoo
the open assaults of rebels withoI
y fear or finching. We question, hoV
!, = ever, whether she will as successful
:. resist the covert attacks, through ven
e legislation, which will be made upon hi
" in settling up the difficulties throue
which she has passed. Impudence vi
be her most formidable assaiIant, ar
= as we said in the outset impudeuce
power.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
RULES AxD REGULATIONS.
I. BE papers gwen away the COa tn< ~ --
rrmswatona ef

I. BE p4psEs ssvsn away at the Goa ssr o fnr
gatnAtous circulation.
L No Advertisements, local nssiees > punsin,
srssd unlsss prepaid or Pay guAsAStesd4 sal
5. Advsrtisemeats wi Usvsv Be Ase6inpAnIsd b
local notices unless contract is made 20 that ses
and vaius resolved for the notice.
4. No Local NstiOe," however short, will,
inserted for less tAan oHs Dollar each day.
3. Marriages. FunerAl and Religious Notices
must Invariably be paid In advance TO secure In
ssrt5on. ~
s. Ne deficiency on the part orearrisrs viii bs
aRds good By the oEice. the carriers fail TO
lssve papers As ordered and directed. they musi
pay for their earelessneas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

NEW YORK, July l9-The United
STATES steamer Sebago, Lieutenant D..
B Harmon commanding, arrived from .
nineteen months cruise in the gulf Of
Mexico. She took part-in the battle at
Mobile Bay, and in the subsequent bonn.
bardment of Fort Morgan, and in the
late naval operations against the city Of
Mobile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

B@ The ST. Paul Pioneer says the
grasshopper scourge in the counties of
Renville, Brown, Blue, Earth, Nicollet,
LIE Sueur, and Scott, Minnesots, this
season, 10 number aud destruetiveuess,
equals anything ever known in almost
any part of the civilized world.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY.
Beware of Counterfeits !

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, FoorE, NASH
w a CO., Of CinciE natl, who are the sole pro
prietors Of the well known brand OF orange Val
ley Whisky, have been informed that certain per-
sons in st ouis, Memphls and other places, have
infringed upon our rights by countsrfHit4ng and
using the above bamed brand, and also oIherp Of
our brands, which are our proper trade marks.
Now, ne do hsreby notify all such -rsons that
we will prosecute them to the full extent Of tha
law for Infringing upon our rights, and this pros
ec1tion shall be not only for all they may do in
the future, but also for all damage they may have
done us in the past. Thoss who have Illegally
used our brands, NAV avoid pro ecution by max
King immediate application for settlement to
FOoIE, NASH a CO, ,Fgf
II and 10 Columbia S., Cincinnati.
4 D HEINAN, 60 and 62 Main street, Evans
vile, are selling the genuine article. juyl-2m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
TO SOLDIERS.
U. s. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 NAVY
Claim Agency.
no CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES E. MARSH, Local Agent.
Office No. Third St.,
(Bet- Locust and Main),
EVANSVILLE, IND
TO SOLDIERS

The o. =. Sanitary Commission, desiring to re-
eve Soldiers, Sailors aad their families fron the
heavy expenses usually paid for the prosecution
Of such claims, have established this Agency to
collect Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, Bounty, - d
other claims sEa1nst the Goyernment, WITHOUT
CHARGE Oh EXPENSE OF ANY KIND
WHATEYER TO TIE CLAIMANTS.
On Application sent to this Agency, stating ths
nanas and postoface address of the c aimant, the
nsmes rank company, regiment, ssrvics, and
stats Of tbs soldier whose AoC ount the claim is
znAdes and eefa q disctaTge o. dsafh, ths proFer
blanks VII 1s nL5sd suls - lhR possibiz ard
ssct 70 tie psrsoE aPpiyfng. Ihsss csz thsu os
szseused aHS rstrYEed = this oaEcs, Yhsrs the
claim win - pFesselts3 % nHai iasas r. the
shortest rDfsfhIs ff=s iy1f sszE -sotae1d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
NOTICE.

Important NOTICE.
A LII PERsOHS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the steamer D. B. Campbell, made prior
to Nov. 23d, 1864. will present them 10 AFRO
Dyer for payment prior to Anguat 30th. 1865.
my3-taux50 FRANCIS PRATT, Capt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
Cigars! Cigars!

We also call tha attention Of Wholesale Dealers
in our trade to examine our large and well Sc.
iected stock Of Cigars. We have on hand Three
Million Of Ciga-s, which were Manufactured by
Joseph Fendrich Bros, Baltimore We viii
offer this stock Of Cigars &c Eastern prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

T'oY PAINTS IN GREAT VARIETY AHD
Il Prices, Lead Pencils, Peas, HeldsrsS LstsT
Paper, Envelopss- At No. 10 First strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
Pines! Pines +!

F1peS! E1peS ]
We also have q very large stock of BrsAr aud
Fancy Pipes on hand
Merchants in want sf goods in our line are re-
quastad to call and sxamins our stock, which they
viii nnd extensive and Cheap.
FactOry---COr. Water Snd Locust Sts.
SALESROOM: o
no. 81 NJ ain Street.
s. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
F.FENDRICH g. BROS
mH25-6m tl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

We will manufacture all kind Of Tobacco to
suit any trades that we may receive orders for.
We will assure the wholesale trade that we not
be undsrsoid Ia the West. We have been
gagged IN the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared to execute Our work in the neat
est STYLE and respectfully solicit the attention
Of dealers 70 our Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

DHYsICIAEg PRESCRIPTIONS BECEIVE
L special attention AZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

SELLER's COUGH CURE, STRICKLAND
- and nslli1uous Cough BAlsAm, Cherry Pee
torzi1 Halps Balsam, Cary's Cough Cure and
Browns Troches. At
A o. HALLoCE's DRUG Store.