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LUMiEE.-Knight d Bro. are unloading
at theii Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mill
Hill, q barge containing $4,000 feet of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds of
clear aad common plank, framing timbers,
ioice, sAd scantling, ss follows:
2x4-i6, Is, ank "a feet long.
2xs-is, 20, and p feet long.
ks. 10, u, "a and 80 feet long.
31<xs- 20. % and "a feet long.
2xxll-ls and q feet long.
3Kxli-2O feet long.
4x6-D and 30 feet long.
4xs-D feet long.
skid 7, 10, IL, ls, 20 and y feet long.
Also l5ODOO feet choice white pine flooring,
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, at
knight Bros Lumber yard. n
-
Office IN Cherry street wanted. Apply
70 DR.. AbOrn, Room No. l, Commercial
Hotel. jun22-tf
sum1nlr Hats, "nsW styles" just receiv-
ed. R. H. THOMPSON,
Is Cherry street, near Union.
jun2L-tf
DiarTzah and Cho'era Aarbus treated
s6ceeasiully by DR.. AbOrn, No. CONNER
cisl Hotel. If.
lie Bon Ton Ice Cream Saloon Of the city
is at 4s, College street. Give it visit.
Full bosom Shirts, all sizes, just received.
r. II. THOMPSON,
iune2l-G 2s Cherry St.
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By an set Of the Legislature every vote
must get certificate Of Registration from
the Clerk Of the County Court in the county
IN which he lives before be can vote.
clerks Of counties cen be supplied by ap
plio6tion TO this Office, or by mail, enclosinl
funds.
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ED. WILLARD We are under renewed
obligations to Mr. Willard for favors. lie
has placed on orr table the Flag Of Our
Union, Frank Leslie's Fourth Of July Pic
torisl, snd Wavsrly Magazine.
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Hon. Ben. Wood is said TO have gotten q
start in the world from " sleepy" He is
in game now where the devil viii be
likely 70 get him in the same way. A
sleepy is stake upon a faro bank which
the player has forgotten. Any by-standsl
NAV anefch a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

On the sth day Of August next the U. s.
Government viii sell st auction, a. Mound
City, H., forty-four steamboats, and seven
steam tugs.
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FIFTH ooNaRR 81 NAL DISTRICT.

We are authorised to sunounce NJ. 81. BRuE, as :
candidate for Congr-ss in the Fifh Congressional
District, composed OF the counties Of Yilhaslson.
Davidson, Wilson, Summer. RobeEtson and Cheat
hhm. juneB-td'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

HEADo'Es Disralor NosEHERN ALABAMA.l
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, June 23d, 1868.
General Orders No. a..
II. Capt. Il. II. Rowe, 1914 Ohio Imam
Try, A. A. I. G., Lieut. sam. NJ. Kneeland,
A. A. A. G., Lieut.. Jno. ". Hail, lS.h
Michigan Infantry, A. A. D. c., and Lieut..
D. c. LeBaroB, A. A. d. c., are hereby re-
lieved from du.y on she STAFF OF the Gener-
al Commanding, their term Of service hsv-
ing expired. They will join their CON-
msnds At Nashville, Tenn, without delay,
for the purpose Of being mustered ont
The General parts with these officers
with extreme regret, their Official inter-
course having always been OF the mosi
agreeable and pleasant nature, and take.
pleasure in acknowledging the energetic
sad faithful manner in which they have
discharged the duties dsvOlving upon them
BY command Of BrsYss Msior, Genera
Granger. II. B. WitElkxs,
cAPt.lssh Wis. Inf., and a. Al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

The Petroleum Fever does net spread in
England The patient is too lar gone with
the Confederate bond cholera, to take a
new disease.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

Some people wonder what negroes were
made for, but have no doubt the govern
meat was made for the negro.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

INTERNATIONAL HorEL.-This new hotel,
in Hicks Building, nearly opposite the
public square. is really delightful place to
sIopst. Everything isnew about the house,
and ;he mssls remind one o. the days Of
low prices, 80 bounufully are the tables sup
piled. The proprietors, Messrs Strong and
Phillips, and their clerks, Messrs. Arnor,
fright and Hoffman, are among the most
polite and urbaue OF gentlemen. We CON-
mcnd the international 70 abe patronage o.
our friends and the pubic.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

Col. Torbett, Judgs Caruthers, and 9TH
ers, were released from the military prison
on parole, yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

ouE Joa OFRIoE.-WeArs executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print-
ing in the nsasest style, and At the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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We are authorized to announce Ez-Gov. Wa. B.
CAMPBELL as a candidate fe= Congress IN the Fifth
Congressional istrct, composed Of the co1nhes
OF Davidson. williamson, Wilson, Sumner, Rot'
ertson. and Chatham lesI
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Msjor james r. Bruce had sun-stroke
yesterday, on Union street. He is fast re-
covering
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The
THE
Great South Western
OIL lid MINING CO.,

rFyEI3 Company has rrcsrsa cnlrisr lf-r1 a.
Leo -isflre q le1eeease. ail1 Fefg aaeaaa
prluieE-s and 20 -
Tie Comp ~ hal orEzl I'D uuerf a. @ riefs
srll u ash n TINE the ooszs "a - ofsl rf -
SEE - SICK
Ms oonpany hss a isfEs Ezocas = o. ,la
Nsa=rsl is14- Ia oiesrUa, Ai-rszlas ~ 4t-1s-ees
estimated % - seltl FiFe ~ l.1l tf lo-trs.
rhase isnds have teen ~ ai.S ss-s ~ $40 49,
krofa 90 q Vsry Issh On ~ md 1.rsra-
Tits CorporEfua VII rsHs SEARS r. 80 -
many u ths ulemlErs g ttle CruralF aaie 81
ace AID ex-Fzs - ezpssreecs IL 80 L.1=a 7i a.
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tea acl mcsf enserprsiaE Cen 80 ei 20, - =
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There were sixteen arrests BY the city
patrol for drunkenness, etc, on yesterday.
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F1FrH coNGRkssloNAL DISTRICT

We are authorised to announce sA,SUEE J. cAErEE
as a candidate for Congress- in tie Fifth district
composed Of the counties Of WILKINSON Lavid.
son, Sumner, Robertson and Chesthafn.
je2i-td"
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MARKETS.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, June IS.
Flour dali, s795 &c, for the lower grades, and
IS 1901 Coo for the higher grades. Pr me red
wheat 81 25c. Corn unchanged. oa.s firmer, csc.
Whisky 81 Mess pork SIS. Bulk mats is9lic.
Lard firm l79<@Ise. Provisions quiet.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

NV YORK June -.
Cotton quie'. Flour, shade easier, s. 30; extra
stte IS s595 zoe. r z wheat 81 SIC. Corn "A
@T,. Oatz 7sc. Western pork steady new mess
s24 Csc. I ard drm at 514Gls94. Whisky frmer'
81 f2<94c. Petroleum duh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized 10 announce Ell NOED COoPEEr
Of the county Of Bedford, as candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fourth Cong Ssssionsi Dis
triet composed of the counties Of GilSes, Franklin
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal and Bedford
in the Congress q the Omitted States.
He VIII a1dr IS the people of the District at the
following times and places:
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Nashville TrOttiDg Association,
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 Oaered in Purses

TTTHE foll4ving gWeepstakes ere now open, 10 b
run for over the Ma hville CSurss on the zdth
2Tih and Zstn " June:
MoSDAY June e. Sweerstaxes for horses thai
hsve never trotted mile under 2hO. Sebscnp.
tiaz SO each, y p with 500 addec y The Assoca-
ten Nile heats. best three IN nVe. 10 harness. To
name and close the 21st day Of June
UEsDAT, June HT.-5Neepsiakes for h0rSea tha
never oaed a mile under 1.fO. Hubscrir ton 81
each. bali fofiet vi $40 sddee By the sssoca.
tion, mie heat, best three in hge N harness. 1c
name and coae tha glzt oay Of June.
WErEEgDAT, Jure - -sVeepstaks. To- 81 trot
ting h. rses, mile heats be-t three IN eve a bar
uass Su0scn tion 500 each hall forfeit. the A.
-oes tou y add $500, three more start; II only
tFo stprt the ASSOCIATION n aid SZ50. To name
and close on tn 2lst dav Of June
Nom nations b be made 70 the undersiRued en-,
closng Eoia with approved sesunty Tor tie >
unounI q the Forfeit
z. =. JONES. Secretly,
msyls-Q Gazstle once. nashville. Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

Old Papers for sale at this onoo. The
largest in the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

DsarEAaa and Cholera NO, bus treated
successfully By d. Abera, No. / CONNER
Sd Rotsl g.
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Ten.Pin Johnny won the race yesterday
against Dick Sands.
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LoBiiville and Nashville Railr0sd--ChABee

We are obliged to ". C. Collier for the
latest Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

We are authorized 70 Announce A. Z. GAhREr
as a candidate for sseat in the next Congress ofth
United States. from the Third Congressional DIS,
trct. a#aaE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised to announce Col. Wa. B.
sroKEs, Of DeKslb, candidate for Congress n the
third CoDgrs ssioual District iele-f
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VIZ. P. EAroS Co., are our sole Advor-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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gaashrille &Anioir.
WIZ. CAMERON 8 CO.. PubIIshers.
THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1865.

JOSEPH B. QUISBv, Of the National Banner,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
cinnatf
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Pare lee Cream OF lhs Gssl quality at 40
College street.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. wiz be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap FOR cash.
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Cone & Tunnel have TIE Dublin Free
mans Journal Of the 10th.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ARMY FREIGHT LINE.

LoUuvIlLE, June, 1866.
FT'EE Freight Line runniug from Louisville &c
1 Nashville, known As the army GIT line,
has been discontinued 8. A. u yE-.
Supt Adams EK CO.
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HeRsE.--A 80. Saddle Horse wanted
Apply to Dr. Aborn, Commercial hotel.
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III 10 rslieTinR iifut 9clensl
Cockrum CON command q the Post Alli41y tri-
son. ths 6ene1al ,a.manding desires 70 sfrftes
Ma ap1rohaaon q bis axe snsnaEsme1i 81 ~
Prison sod his ezsnPlATJ dsporiEnsni - "a olaeel
.sr,a'ssd a Byt. Ma esa lza. =. NILsH.
jsE-sst l. HoVLASD, A. A. Sen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements for Congress.

We, the undersigned, Candidates tor Congress IN
the 81 District, viii address the people at the fol
lowing times and places, to wit:
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Tn obedieDce to ordsrs from ths Secretary Of
i War lad IN compliEscs sith instruction. from
MAJ esen q U. HoWsrd, Commissioner BareaG Ct
Eefurees, Freedmen, aad Absndoaed Lauds,
enter cpsn duty a. Assisisnt Commissions q sid
Bureau for the states o. Kentucky End TenBszsee,
WITH Headquarters Il NtshTile.
cLINTON B. FIsE, ByiE Gen,
Asst Com'r fsr Ky. Team.
ies7-Detwr
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Diarraah and Cholera Marbus treated
s6cceasiully by DR.. AbOrn, No. l CONNER
cisl Hotel. If.
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lie Bon Ton lee Cream Saloon Of the city
is at 49, College street. Give it visit.
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Office IN Cherry street wanted. Apply
70 DR.. AbOrn, Room No. l, Conmercia
Hotel. jun22-u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
CITY NOTICES.
An Ordinance.

AZ 0RDfNAE0geaosssals ts s.4 hesass z..sSnss
Coffee Houses, Be sta1raEts, Drinking Saloons
sad al othsF plAcss whsrs igtgziosting tiqEoss
are sold . BE- med o. consumed on tbs prsratsss
@Ec l. BE- IL ordained by the Com mon Council
on the CIV Of Evansville that II shall not be Law
fui for sny person w peEfons
sell or barter aByapffttous. vfn0us OF malt fquor
a. apv Interesting Ilquor whsteysr, where the
sanas IL 20 D. used or consumed a. = 20 raso =
the house vhsgs sold, or ~ sSy
ehsrswith. without Grst proc afipg rcut ths Sosn-
mon Council Of said efty . hoe1se - 2 90.
eEc.z. Any person or psrsons rlsell - %
Tlnoas or malt 8qaor 10 Be ssgd e. beysrage On
he prernises v.l5ere sod shall make Application
20 the Common eeuseil " said ctr, u petition,
be, shs or they propose 70 ssfsbitsb q esrry On
SIC. .. No license shall be grAntsd anaer this
ordlnaacs for q shorter period thmn si1 Esontas'
shs f Be- eraassd fsr longer period ibas uHtil
tho hrst day Of August noxt after the granting on
each liesnsss Provzdsd thst WREN tbs time IN ter
sss. ssx a sss sa moths
tbs license may Be granted nnth ths sAid nrs'
: Sac Z. fhs price OF lioerss nndsr this ordi-
nance shall be FIFTY dollars for one year, twenty
eve dollars Tor SIX months, and when tbs time
lntervsnfpg between this making o. tbs applica.
tlon and The nrst day Of August succeeding. shah
be less than sir naohths. the price u license fol
sach Intervening tnae shall be i've dollars for
every mouth on Fraction Of - month 81 such IN
tsrysning time Pyovsdedi that licenses for th'
time Intervening between the passage Of this or
dinanes and the first day Of August, 1855 may b
appIBed and paid for q any time on or before IA
1Bfh day Of June, 1D6bsly - 81 ~ - - -
3 sns s. II any person on Persoas shsIl, after th
said 18th day Of JnneY 1855, sell or barter an,
splrituous, vinous Or malt liquors, " thcut fFsl
procuring from tbs Common Council Of the Ct {,
q Eyaasyills license 20 to DO, such person d
psrssns - oasndins shall, on conviction, forfsi
and psy the sum Of ifty dollars for the GTst Of
fsnes, and for every Subsequent onsoos the sum 0
ems bundrsd dollars. w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest. A. d. McQnIYR, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

TOY PAINTS II GREAT VAKlETT IND
4 Prices, Lead Pencils, Peas. BoIdsrs, Letter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Organde Lawns.

A NICE As~oRTMEET OF PEAIH AND
n Fancy OrgAnds Lawns just opsasd and sell
lng cheap AZ sCHAPKER BUssING's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

DERFUMEEY. SOAPS TOILET ARTCLEs,
i Po1lAess, Cosmstiqnss. Tooth, Nail, Ffssh,
Hair ard Cloth Brushes Cotahs IN xrsss varsity.
Nay b sornd - ~
A. Il BAhLo pr-S stor..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Notice TO Contractors.

gEsHE COMMON COUNCIL on THE CITY OF
~ Evansville Will receive proposals III Juae
zeth, 1865 for grading and paving the folloHing
aileya, viz:
The alley situate between First and Water
straetas Rad extending from Chestnut 10 Cherry.
Tbs alley situate between Third aud Fourth
streets, and extending from Locust TO Walnut.
The alIsy situate hstwoen Second aud Third
streets, and sxtsnding ffpn1 Wal uut 70 ChesfBufs
Aad the ally sftuta b4tWesh LoSast and Walnut
streets, and eztsh ding ffom sixah 10 ssTs hth.
Alss, for gradieg the alley situate between CLARK
end Lest streets, and extending from Third 20
Fourth atrest.
BY order of tha Comnon Council.
2 aeA.ia ehA A. M. McGRTFF, Clerk.
City Clerks once. June 8. 1885. jea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

CFFIcE on THE ADAMS ExFEEss CoaPkNY,l
80E Evansville, May Il, 1s65.
TUE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ON HAND
Il in the Adams Express Office, Evansville, If
not called for before the 3ith day Of Jaue next,
will be sold that day - Pablo AaOtion. lat 10
o'elsck A. N "a pay freight and ehargess
r.i seea 8, he u Barley care OF bnrkhsmi
box. N. BatemAn, Evansville.
pkg II. NJ. Breokinridge, Frostsburg Ky.
eau, Prof Benin, EsapsYlle
bog, J. ID. Bacon, care Of Rs. sprouls, Evans.
Vile. rr -.s
2 pkg, Crane, Brown Co. Evansville.
/ box, D. W. Finch,
box, J. W. FArratt,
pkg, .. d. Grifhu,
rs = trunk, q. T. Bumbolt
basket and pkg attached. d. P. Hancock.
,aI pkg. R. P. Hawthorn. Hawthorn Minis. i
- 2 boxes, A. O. Hal oek, Evansville, Ind.
tox, VIM. Hoard, care ef J. 3, Dodge,
Evansville, Iud.
pkg. VIM. Haynes Evansville. Iud.
pkg, Q. Isabel, care Of T. Keilani. Morgan
box, DR.. Judspn, EganaviiIs.
box, d. II. Kennedy
bundle, Keller a white,
kasp:sa1 md pkg. s. .. Lyman.
- pkgsH- Laird,
Sag J. Q. Miller,
"a pkg. w. Mack,
h. pkg.sW. Marks, rf 1850
l machine, no mark, Henderson.
pkgs, mark,
l pkg, p. G.. o. Rsiley,
I bale, VIM. Powers, "
] pkg, Pisich,
p boz, President Ags ieuItursi Society. EVANS
VILE.
box, L. B. Razor, BoonsviIle.
1-i pkg, Mrs. s. Rorrer, MadisonviIie, KY
bag. j. o. Rpflldgs, Evansvills.
pkg, ], b. Stephenson, Cassyyilie, Ny.
1 pkg, Miss y. q. schnaek, New Harmony
boz. Miss O. sshouss. sAndersviIls. osss il
Junkins, Evansville
box, DIR. L. Steel EFansvlIe.
pkg, II. ID. stsasera, Livermufs, Ky.
box D. Whittengili. Evanssiile.
= bdl, 81. Wade, VAUDEVILLE
Pkg, J. N white, II srtiort, Ky
pkg John Wise, Henderson, ny.
] boz, ]. Yeager, Bynnvilie
THOMAS GAlTHEB, gent
May Is. Iss5-d3Od
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
suRvIYoRs OFFICE.

WAY IH3ure the Complexion ny
tewssrn OF Washes, which choke or nn ~ the
porea ~ she Skis wheu Hslnbeld's ExtrAat eAx-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
MILLINERY.
MiIIiner,s Rhyme..

IS BAyy JUsE oFEEED LAEsE srocx o. TEE
LOWEST BOnnets ever Worn.
Hats that would e1ssa's hssd s3orn,
EigWers OF endless sarfsty--
BOT sxcsllsd In wheelera Enrnsry.
OrEAEsnts Of Jet, efivex ar Erraw, ~ -s
As nice as any eyes ever saw
ktbbors An Hlf SHADES Of Fsinbow,
In widths and Prsees all right, y0u knaN );
Cables Of straw, In various kinds;
sEraS Birds. 90 rice twill tE0abls your zind
fill VOC see Miss Dura aud naks seis<ti0n,
Get Mtrs Bsllsm trim % perfsctiOa, f.t Z. r
Eors - Mflilner, Is second 70 pons-
gift Nth which shs seems 20 'vsbssD bora.
ben IL CONES for the bills 70 pay, 5 -
sehSpksr Bussing's yopaiAr way ~
Is "One Rrics, y and 10 dsViAtiOn,
Asd allow no miarsprsseatafion. - 30
90 come With grs@nbackH. silver gold,
Make selections from xErisfiss entold,
And WIN yen zee this fxs perfscf rhynls,
Remember Forty Seven and Nine. myl2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Beware OF CeanesEEs and ma
PFinetplsd dsslsrs ssYorfzg q eiEpoas Of fhsfr
e~n and cthsr prspeEstlonss "a khs Regulates as
talned ~ HslEGbold Ea@nNtns RnpaEaEsRa. csc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
NE W SALOON.

CAPTAIs KLAUS HAS OPENED A THRsT
~ class Balloon On the eoEnsr Of Astn a1d
Eighth streets, Whsre vii bs fount the beat
Ilgncrs Of al kinda A labsszi share Of patEOnssB
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned viii apply 20 the CITY Council
for permit 10 rebuild tee wooden stable l0t
No. Upper Enlargement, city Of Evansville,
making the same smaller than the old stable, be-
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DHYaIOLAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS kECEIvE
HALLoCK,s Drug stor..
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-22
A Pardon for a Pistol.

The Philadelphia Press Washington cor
respondent says: -
A few days ago very interesting scene
took place at the usual crowded reception OF
the President Applicants were approach
inc the President, each with his case ready !;
after briefly stating which, and record be-
ing made Of it by the Private Secretary, way
was made for others Tn the line was Mr.
Banks, an enterprising young merchant OF
New York, and his friend, Mr.. Kervan, OF
Petersburg, leading miller, who applied
for pardon, coming as he did within the
twenty thousand dollar or thirteenth clause
Of the Amnesty Proclamation AS soon as
the President saw Mr.. Banks he recognized
him, asked his business. and hearing that it
was to ask a pardon for Mr.. Kervan, he took
note of it. and told him, smilingly, he
would hear from him IN the morning. The
reason why the President recognized the
Young New Yorker is best explained by the
following short narrative /: In April OF 1861 !,
after the Senate Of the United States had adj
| iourned, Mr. Banks was going from Wash
Iington to the South on the railroad running
| by Gordonsville and Petersburg. At his
side was a very pleasant person who conversed
/ freely on the different topics of the hour, and
finally asked him to change a So so gold
piece, which he did When the cars stopped
at Gordonsville there was great and excl
ted crowd assembled. They at once de-
handed, and sent some of their number into
the train to see whether Andy johnson was
on board p s:Let us hear from him p
drag him out p At this moment the gen
tleman at the side of Mr.. Banks rose, and
was walking to the platform to show himself,
when the engineer started the train and
dashed off at his best speed His compan-
| ion was Andrew Johnson. AS he took his
seat, Mr.. Banks asked him where he was
going. He said, 's,To my home at Greens
vile, Tennessee. am glad we got off from
those gentlemen, Governor said Banks
/ IT am sorry" said johnson Il wanted to
tell them what I thought of Secession. " Mr..
Banks then asked the Governor if he was
armed. The reply was in the negative ;
when the New Yorker handed one Of his fine
revolvers to the Tennessee Senator, and they
soon afterwards parted to meet few days
! AGO in the Presidential mansion. Banks has
his gold piece to this day The next morn
inc he was sent for, and as the President met
him he said, II have often thought Of you,
Mr.. Banks. You gave me pistol that
might have saved my life. | now give your
friend, Kervan, a pardon to start him in bu-
siness"