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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17


lows -BAL1.--Ths Crescent City Bal
Club had magnificent game on satur-
day afternoon.
The weather was delightful, being
cloudy and cool, aud the attendancs was
very large, q number of ladies being
present to witness the manly exercise.
DR.. Haas and Mr.. Brittou divided the
players, Britton getting choice of sides,
and DR.. Haas the choice of the field,
taking the bat
Four innings were played. During
the first three, there were seventeen on
side, and eighteen 10 the fourth in
ming.
The field work was magnifcently
done by both sides, aud the small score
made does not indicate want Of skill in
batting, for with such force in the
field, exercising such agility as was
there displayed, a ball had but little
chance Of escaping.
On the first inning, Dr. Hsas's side
scored IL and Mr.. Britton's side 81
On the second inning, DR.. Hsas's side
scored but Z, which somewhat discour
aged the boys, and there were faint
signs of decentralization, but they rallied
after il was found Brittou's side had
only scored 9; and on the Ord inning DR.
Hsas's side, Notwithstanding the loss of
many men early in the game, made the
handsome score Of Is, which inspired
them with strong hopes of conquest, and
they teok the field with determination
to win. Brittons men struggled man
fully to achieve the mystic number Q,
but were oulAanked, and lost most all
their best men in the first charge The
remnant fought nobly, but it was of no
use. OutAanked on the right and left,
and vigorously opposed in the centre,
they closed the contest with score
Of Z.
DR.. Haas's men now felt their oats,
and went into the contest for the fourth
inning in splendid style, avoiding some
Of the mistakes of the earlier part of the
day, and made the frst round with the
loss of only four men out of eighteen,
and closing the inning by the brilliant
score of 81.
The threatening aspect of the weather
did not deter Captain Britton's men, and
they went to work with will to retrieve
their losses, and turn impending defeat
to victory, but the tide was against them,
There was some splendid batting done
/ bat there we're too many men in the
field, and eight men fell during the FIRST
charge, aud at the close Of the second
there wereabut four left, and the inning
closed with a score Of IL.
The following are the rolls of the diff.
fereDt sides with the total scores made
by each player and by the different sides,
the side headed by DR.. Haas winning by
Is scores:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17


RETURNING HoME The Silver Moon
arrived here on Saturday morning early
having On board the seth Indiana regi-
ment, about 300 strong, en- route for In.
dianapoks, to be mustered out of the
service. Lieutenant Colonel Perry was
in command, and the men looked hearty
and robust. They were direct from Mo
bile, and went forward by the regular
mail train for Indianapolis. Their con-
duct, while in the city awaiting the hour
for TIE traio to leave, was in the highest
degree credi;able and illustrated the fact
that Indiana soldiers are as gentleman
ly among their friends SIS they are terri
BILE to their foes.
Captain Conway, of the Silver Moon,
boasted of thsir good conduct on the
boat, assuring Us that there had not been
a single man among them in the least
degree intoxicated, disorderly or dis
obliging to the officers of the boat on
the entire trip from New Orleans.
Their appearance, as they marched mp
Main street, was the subject of warm
eulogy.
A number of them had brought with
them from the South mocking birds and
other pets, aud we noticed one brouzed
veteran with a large chicken cock
perched coozely upon his knapsack,
which looked as If he had been through
the heavy campaigns with the regi-
ment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
pmD.yid F. Bsvius. Who. i. will b

RTDavid F. BeYins, Who, it will be
remembered, killed his aged parents,
near Adrian, Mich, to get their proper
ty, and his own young wife, about to be-
come a mother, that be might marry q
lover in Grafton, Ohio, has beeu SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary Of that State
for lfe-tbis being the severest punish
ment known to the law OF that State.
His love of display did not desert
b m to the last He made a speech
to the Court, requesting that whenever
he died "they would bury him by the
side Of his mother, with his arm encir-
ling her waist, as it did years ago, &c. I"
The Judge WAS not moved, however, by
this ''fillal fonaness," aud proceeded to
state TO him the circumstance, showing
the enormity Of his crimes, concluding
as follows:
Go from among men into your eolita-
~ cell The wslls Of your dungeon will
yield you at least equal sympathy and
commiseration to that exhibited by you
to your victims Mankind 10 entitled,
by the verdict in your case, and the con-
seQuent protection of lsw, to be deliver
ed from the danger of further depreds-
tiona You are sentenced to solitary
confinement in the Stats Prison, ct
Jaekaon, during the period Of yUur ma
tur@l hf&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

Too MvcH WGTER Two or thresmen
came over from the point yesterday to
try the quality of the corn juice on this
side the river The result was that they
put themselves outsida Of an extensive
quantity, creating a ligbtness in the
hesd
In the evening, as they we're starting
across the river again, one OF them man
aged to roll ont Of the skiF into she
river. He was 6shed out, however, by
his comrades, and laid gently in the
bottom of the skif, to be transported to
the Kentucky shore.
An experienced friend says it was q
very iDjudicious mixture of whisky with
water, and thinks the water was out q
all proportion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

STATE FAIR-Mr. LOOMS, the Secre-
tary of the State Board of Agriculture,
informs us that extensive preparations
are being made for the holding of the
State Fair next fell at Fort Wayne
The site selected for holding the fair is
one Of the most pleasant and easy of
access adjoining the city, and the
grounds are being fitted mp in the best
style. The work will be completed in
the course Of few weeks, and every
thing sugurs a most successful success
State Sentinel
II everything augurs successful ses-
sion, we hope it will not prove g bore, IS
several of the last sessions have done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

Hd- The rebel leaders are getting
impatient at the slowness with which
the President is issuing psrdons, and
some are even said to have sent in re-
monstrances, asking, If not demanding,
that their cases be " hurried up Say
ing nothing of the modesty of this
course, it shows such anxiety to be re-
instated in the possession of Il cir rights
as citizens, that we may we'll infer that
they set high value on the elective
franchise and other privileges If they
consider it of so much Importance, is it
not hint to ourselves that We should be
cautious in restoring powers to them
which they have so grossly misued, I'M
til we are sure that they have learned to
employ them rightly p Cincinnati Ca
zette. to te 11
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
Curious OmeIal Document.

Some years ago the head of one of the
departments at Washington was show
ing to distinguished stranger the
arrangements of his. Office, aud com
mending bis clerks as thinking of no
thing but devotion to business He
illustrated this By opening 3 drawer TO
show the arrangements of the papers,
when, lol the drawer was filed with
brandy, cheese, and crackers, A shock
similar TO that given by this discovery
was probably felt few days since BY.
the head of the War Department. A
few days since, when be, among the
regular reports of the surgeon in charge
of one of the military hospl ais here, r
ceived the following report made BY
an assistant surgeon, who was very
probably ignorant of the fact that all
reports from surgeons are. to be trans
4nitted to Washington: s.re 81
"U. S. A GENERAL HOSPITAL, !
Memphis, Tenn, July 5, 1865
"Sir-The usual Inspection of your
hospital was made on yesterday, but
owing 70 the effects Of the number Of
cool drinks it was necessary to take to
keep my patriotism from boiling over,
/ have bat a very indisiinet idea of the
hospital condition. Patients, cots, wards,
and ward masters are 30 mixed up in
my reflections of yesterday with brandy
smashes, milk punch, mint juleps, etc,
that am compelled TO take advantage
OF your remarks on first page e. officers
of the day win make truthful reports or
none and make no report. ia9u'
Very respectfully a .1fa5 ari 3
your obedient servant, ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
NOTICE.
Collectors Notice.

Internal Revenue, First District, }
Inn ana, Collectors Office.
.E Evansville, July 18th, 1865. J
Notice Is hereby given. as re-
CURED by Section 1 wenfy-sight, Of
Gan Aotro provide Internal Revs-
nue., to support the Government
snd to Ply the II terest on the Pub
lie DE- b" that the Ancestors An
eual Lists, for said District, EN- .
braeiDg the taxes due on INCOME,
LICENSES. &c.. for the year 1855,
have been returned to the Collectors
flee. and the same are due and
payable within ~
II Il n ID A " -
trom the goth day of July, 1885,
from which time I win aEtena at
my Office. in Evansville. and re-
main from day to day during the
time required by law to receive
said taxes, and in default of pay
meLt within the time specified, the
addition of TEN per centum, pre-
scribed by law, will attach and in
ali cases be collected.
VIM. z. FRENCH,
Collector, Sd Div, let Dis, lad.
Iyl4-f3i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

! RIEn APPL's 8.
A hoi = lot Of Dried Apples for sale at re
DUCT sgure by vItFERY BROS,
I62, Main Street
A. Nj uNf COM - Ese. g.. L
ID A chocr lot Of Sugar Cur a Hams, fian DO /,
Clear Idea And Dried Beef sac apaeeF
A. vIck cry BROS
ls2. vain tree' y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

AFTER TRE ErHloPIASs-We under.
stand that word was sent to the Chief Of
Police last night that a company Of con
servs,ivs- chaps contemplated mobbing
she colored population in the vicinity of
the Depot last night. Some of these
aelEconstituted regulators Of the freed
men will slip up on some Of these enter
prises, il they are not careful They
will carry their little joke too far
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

CONCERT BRoKES UP-FIRE Arms
UsED--0n Friday night about the witch
ing hour Of twelve, seventeen CANNES
assembled on Mulberry street, at the
corner Of Second, as is their custom,
aud INDUCED in q moonlight concer,
and serenade Of the neigh borhood, to
the great annoyance of nervous women
and sick children. To the midst of a
grand chorus, two sudden shots from
revolseFs we're seat into the assembly
fol owed by two unearthly yens. and
quiet reigned on Mulberry until morn.
ing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

D@The Nashville Times says Isbem
g. Harris 10 an impudeut liar when be
asserts that the Confederate authorities
compelled him to receive bis last quar-
ter's salary in Confederate shin pIasters
His own receipt, on Ale in the Capitol,
shows that it was paid to him in gold,
and bis swindling associates took good
care to pay themselves in the best mon.
ey, as well as steal all the gold they
dared to from the State Bank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

TIE BEsT AID SGFEsr STINULAST-
The Red Jacket Bitters are free from
all acidities usually found in ordinary
tonics and stomach bitters Of the present
day. They are made from sound aud
fresh material; nothing that is not en-.
tirsly whelssonss aud healthy enters into
thsir composition. iY14 d&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

81 SJrsyed or stolen from near
Adler Stable in this city, on the 4th Of
July, bay Horse, middliug size, about
nine Years old. Had on hog skin pad
sadd q, bride aud martingales.
Az one leaving word concerning him
at tbs otHce, will be literally rewarded.
jy-T JOIN B. YoUNG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
DEN ISThY.
dental Gard.

HAVING AsSocI TED WITH MIN TIN
Ii practise Vt Dentistry Or. A. \. Jones, form
sEly Of Linoin natl, would an nounea 70 the peo-
PIE Of Evansville aud vicinity that we are Pre-
pared 70 psrform al oHer+tions nerEafning C.
dentistry IL the most skiliful manner. eArtifcial
Teeth inserted on cold, Platirom, silver or vni
lite, aud regards bexuty IT dnish, sty lie aud
natural sss Of appearance, we cha lenge eomparf.
son With WORK done anywhere-East or West.
We solicit SHARE Of public patronage.
DIS BI EKB0WEB q JONES,
Rooms arid 8, Marble Hall.
mlT EaanMvflia. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

b~A note from friend in Jackson,
Mississippi, says the Louisville Journal.
contains the following expression re-
Gently used by Gov Sharkey of Missis-
sippi, who, being asked if he had sny
objection to its publicity, said be had
not, as it truly stated bis sentiments:
" / have lost all the negroes / had,
some seventy or eighty in number, in
this war; bat, so help me God; | would
not cast vote to restore the institution
Of slavery"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

Took TO THE WATKR.-0n Saturday
two men had 9 6ght on the Fanny GIL
bert, at the landing, and officer Green
promptly arrested them. Giving them
permission to wash their faces before
going up town, one of them slipped out
on the fan tail of the boat, and when
Green went for him, heslsapOd into the
river and attempted to make his escape
but he was fnaly outAanked, surround
ed' and eompslled to surrender ct dis.
erection.
Thsir cases were properly disposed of
ny one Of the dispsnaasoFs Of Justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
Fire Crackers,

lust RECEIVED BY EAiLRoAD AND
81 River, 100 sacks Bran and BhlpstuG. For
sale BY T.. o. RUsf0H co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

CRoPs IN MISSOURI The farmers of
Northwest Missouri are now engaged in
harvesting their wheat, and the yield
has surpassed their most sanguipe, ex-
peetations The cora crop is in -four
ishing condition in that region. In
Northeast Missouri the wheat yield is
light, the crop having been injured BIZ
the excessive vet weather.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

TsEEE HAUTz, July Ia. EssS.
Ny. 4. z. Ek-sdez.
q Drsydcu, cars lumber aud iaths. MART
". II crates crock ~; Gee B sris. IL II lumber.
John Glover, lumber, IS n shingles II
Blemker, box tin ware, box hardware p Sem0-
ntn, box bo'isi W Buck, bxs glass; MorgA1, 4
Co. bxs boots; Maeksy, II q Co, 5 bxs sheet
ing bxs dry goods, box goods. | bale dry
20 d.; heller q W bxs drugs, I hex goods.
msos. bale sp ange; bbl borax SehAYksr B.
b-ls dry goods, b gods, 2 BIKE dry Sods
Sesb ", hxs dry 60 ds, 2 hxs tbr I'D; L
wenthst box dry COOS; L K-plsr. s ssebs
rice; A seis. etsk o 1; iris, sparks 4 Co, S
bx+ G wsres2 bxs drug - g vsnBsmAn.. bale
wins. bxs psteFus: X Brande, , bxs nds =,
box giAss LiSilagstaR PaFuv X, , bates mise !;
RroNR 90, bxa IN lstSFd. pkg; r vtsr-
Ing. 3 b4s d. ugs, b. I EiNs-, Thcs ksrth, box
1 afier; oPpsr, Hopkirsv is. carr Of o
Ritz. b ZIP n W Hsfimzn. 8 bdis steam hues :.
b Sic k=r. hxs Il wsEs, rol Eine, rolls
Sire Z " Nit, cole Tope, 90 bars eofiee boz
@a 70, 9 kegs nolAsses; fendrieh Bros, z bxs
3 goods ~ bxs pip :; g Armstrong;, = bKs asst.
ings; s huston 4 Co 2edoE ba kets; J 1t ksr;
l case aud 8; Warren A Co, box pisn0; q @
msl3h0ns-. Rums-y, KY, care Of Hall Rudd,
! essk. b,x, barrel; seaieBt a V 4 beg root.
s Orr, box tin
10 arrive on the iTth OF July, 1855
lSig, ed1 AZ. ROBBINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

The State Sentinel and Journal, after
an extensive discussion of the tariff
question, have convinced each other that
10th have backed down from their re-
spective positions, This is the end
usually arrived at in most newspaper
controversies. - .s..-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

B@- Returning soldiers who are en-
titled to pensions, arrears efapGy, or
bounties, would do we'll to Gallon VIM.
Resvis, U. s. Claim Agent, whose card
is in another column Of this paper.
Having had more than year expe-
risnce in the United States army, and
being a lawyer BY profession, together
with his close application 10 business,
he is now regarded as one of the most
successful Claim Agents in this part Of
the country. Soldiers and their friends
who have anything in his line, would do
well to give him call. jll,lv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

County BoNDs AND ORDERS. The
State Sentinel says: A case involving
be legality o. county binds aud order.
sued to pay bounies to volunteers, has
De presented TO the Supreme Court,
aud 4 eIsion upon it is expected early
10 August. Not less than $40, 900, 900
OF such liabilities have been issued.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

s&T- The New York EveRing Post
thus condenses it's platform in regard to
the treatment of leading rebels: IA
few, it is the general wish and expecta-
ton, will be ignomiuiously execnted-
such atrocious scoundrels as Davis,
Breckenridge, Benjamin, Toomhs and
Wigfall; others, like Lee, Stephens,
Letcher, Wise, etc, will be sent beyond
the seas; and . still larger number will
be rendered ineligible to Office and suf-
frage, and stripped of that property which
has endowed them with greater
part of their power of mischief. To all
Of which we say amen. sdsT ed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

CROPS IN TENBEssEE.-The crops in
West Tennessee are reported universal
ly fine. The yield of wheat was more
that an average one. Oats have been
harvested, and the crop is heavier than
for many years. Corn is coming on
finely, and cotton looks as promising as
the planter can desire. The country
abounds in all kinds of fruit, peaches
and apples in particular. The only
want felt among planters is labor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

80 We learn that the wheat crop in
this neighborhood, which till q short
time since promised an abundant yield,
has lately been struck With rpst and
smut, so that in general not more than
half crop will be realized, and in some
instances it Was not worth harvesting.
Most of the crop was cut during the
past week.-BloOnaington Republican.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
SCHOOL.

So. Agnen's Hasl, Terre Hamae, Ind
A Hr0tesFant Ep scOpal Chureh
school for Girls
THE FALL sKsstoN or ST AGNES HALL
4 1.-THE Diocesan Female SCHOOL, will eommenes
n sdnssday, the 9Th day Of september nexi.
Appl cStions T catalogues aud Information. aud
al business communications, SHOULD be addressed
to SAM'L. =. EABLY.
Pres dent Of Cooperation
Terrs Baute. Ind, guiy, 1865.
fyl7 d6wfreptg 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

U S. INPASTRY The 18Th regiment
U s. infantry, R guitars, passed down
the river yesterday sn route to St Louis.
They had. an excellent. hand aboard,
which discoLrsed delightful music as
they lay at the wharf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
NOTICE.

NoTIOE.-FRoh AND AFTER THIS DATE
~ the agency Of o.. p. Cobb 4 % at this place
VIII Re discoptinusd. The basiress Belonging 10
this agency will Be settled by the arm At Aurora
Indtapa. assisted BY IL. N. Chrisry lat the once
In this Pla el who only 10 authorized to draw up.
On n. Parties havirg claims whI pleass CORES
pond with Us at Aurora o. p COBB A Co
Evansville, May 25th, 1865. iss0.dsw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

+ MovExeSTs OF GES. sHERMAN.-This
distinguished hero, with his staff, passed
through Terre Beute, last Friday, en-
route to St, Louis The General per-
tinaciously K pr mis- seat while the train
remained ut he station. ,t-a-4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
Local Notices.

Sr Agnes HALL We had the pleas
ure Of meeting Mr.. S. S. Early, PreG-
dent of the corporation of st. Agnes
Hall, Terrs Haute, in the city yesterday.
he is travelling in the interest of that
Institution, and We hope be will be sue
cessfui in his mission. We know of no
Institution of learning Offering more at
tractive Inducements to those having
daughters to educate. Mr., Early ia
stopping for day or two at the Sher-
wood House. -.f.4.t ., ..--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
MEDICAL.

So FoR MORE THAN TWEETY YEARs
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the tsst Of trial, and - constantly Increasing IN
public favor.
TIE TEHETTAs HAIR DYE Is the best aud
ehsapest made. Its price is oBIy 7se, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of Dye in
those ususlly sold for 81
THIS HAIR DYE is manufsetarsd ~ pseu-
IiAr process, ~Aieb renders It insnftsiy superior
70 any dye in tbs market. Being csmpiess 10 one
bottle, no preparation isrsquirsd, which greatly
Simpiihss the sppliestioB.
IN USING THIS DIE you syoid that russy.
dead appearance BY which dyed hair sud whs.ksr,
are . Fssdily recognized, when an iaserlor artt.
ele has been used as it produces perfectly p~tu-
rel color Of shy shade that 10 desired from rich
brown to 3stty, iustroas black, that win no,
smut ereea o. stain the eIofbisg. Invest 7se
aud y0u ~ul b cow meet. soid By ali Drug.
gists aud Fsn-T eoods D-si.rs.
4. I. 1ATHEW., EIauuf.sfaras.
DEMAs BARNEs A CO. Sew York, Wick
sale Agents. aysa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

Vets and Little only playing in the
last innings. During the third and fourth
inning the excitement was intense, and
loud shouts arose at each success. We
have seldom, if ever, Wit messed 6ner
playing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

D3r The olney Ql) journal says
hat a large :Uundry AID machine shop
sill soon be put up ia that place 1t is
TO be an extensive establishment, aud
viii add greatly to the Importance of the
toWn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
VOL FACTORY.
s0Hs GRur> .....-..c N. cRAnER.........F HksKz
JOHN w. GRUEN A. Co.,
Fro,iietors of tue s
Evansville Wool Factory,

COR. BOND ST AND CANAL.
Would peetiu ly call your attention TO the Faei
that our kaetory @hica was destroyed by nre as'
aud prep red ~ tax Ia Woo, for manufacturing
into thr following @ DDS Jeans, sainett, LInsey
flAabe', ankets, 70 sFl.as aud Stoekisg Yarn
AZ the lVs.s possible rstes.
We shAu 90 en- sasor have the above COCA
on baud exchange or wool or sell for CASH
asn SAad Tor Wool 81 hishea market pF CO.
PERSONS living ~ distance and DESTROYS
senolns neir Wool TO U.s. may O., 80 by RIVER.
otherwsse, and all such wool entrustad 20 ne
rec, i've prOnapt attention
Que Of the partner having six y ars experience
IN the business, We EEL confident that no one vii
leave Us GisS tisned.
Price Lisis furnished on application.
myli J. W 9kuEH 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

N@- The captain of the Great Eastern
wrote letter, little while ago, to 9
friend in ST. Johns, Nsw Brunswick,
in which be said Of the indisposition of
the great ship to keep still:
at have nine anchors, weighing City
four tons, and one thousand and eighty
fathoms of chain, and she requires it
all, and spoils my sleep more than /
like. However, we are getting on
bravely, and feel as sanguine Of sue
cess as man ought to do, whose duty
l. is to aPprehand every possible contin-
gency that may occur upon an ocean
whose freaks I have simple reason to
remember"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17

SHARP BoY.-An ex member of the
rebel Congress, who returned home 9
short time ago, saw his eldest son i'm
posing upon bis youngest brother. 81
will whip you" said the father. "No,
you don't dare to whip me" said the boy
Why don't dare to whip your BE
cause if you do I will tell General Fry
that yuo are rebel, and he viii hang
you"