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REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS
INSURANCE,
AND NEAL ESTATE AGENT,
Afwafer suDeriOr Al.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect st near Br3vnsll-Two story house, and
lot 60XI26 feet; weter and gas $500
Euclid st., near Brownen Large tWo-s Orv brick
house; hot and cold water, BATH room, Sc; lOt
64xl6s feet. SIS, 600
WAluut st., near Ere-TWo-story house, barn, and
lot 25XlS feet, $3.50
KInsmar - soolsite Brick Water Ours-rEo-
story hou stAL1 lot 72x666 feet; barn frlit and
shrubbery. $500.
E1oiid sL-GoOd tuO-stOry brick house and large
lot, leAsehOId.
Sooville avenue-House, barn and lot 45x2O feet;
good fruit; . nice place. So 90.
house and Leaseh I'D On Bond st. $1,000 t
Store, DwelliDg and Lotion Cedar st lear Perry;
stfllmaa House-A Tood brick Hotel on Columbus
st lot 10 X120 feet. 1 HtTe
Clinton st.-TWo story brick house aud lot 1l6xl26
feet.
Detroit ut.-Ths brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Trnscoit s Inehan Is 9 grocery store,
one Of the BEST business locations on the West
Side; gill be solo very low. -.
Ontario IT.. coTn-r e CLARA good location for
busi1sss; lot 92I95 feet; will be divided II de
sired o.
Prospect st., near Psrry-Vscsnt lot $4,000 feet.
Euclid road, near - illson aven1e-Sixteen acres,
most beautifully located. .t.
Also, . great variety Of s-l
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
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Eura EnnnRh.

The HirlssOro Gazette, the organ of the
so-cslled Democracy of Highland county,
speaking of the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff in Highland county, says:
81 V. OConner was an officer in the
war on the South, and is not that sufficient
reason why no Democrat can support
him2' -
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so large a number of the leading citizens
of the State to set their houses and affairs
in order for q military campaign. But the
day came round, and though it was n of
thu most dismal and gloomy of the season.
the Guard almost unanimously responded,
and By half past seven o'clock that evening
thirty eight thousand men were reported
at camp, and clsmorous to be sent for ward.
Then came the exhsusting work of consOl-
idstion, organization, muster and equip
ment but by the 16sh all WA accomplish
ed, and Governor Brough found himself
embarrassed with a surplus of nearly six
thousand men, that he scarcely knew how
TO dispose of. He telegrsphed the Secre-
tary of War, and received for answer, tive
want every man now, "a other States will
be deficient and behind time They were
ali sent forward, numbering 35,9S2 men.
They were scattered all along The line of
| the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd, placed
in the forts at Baltimore, in the trenches at
W sshington, and q considerable number
went to the front TO assist in fighting it out
on that line; and to the credit of the peo-
ple It must be said that of all this force but
one compsny proved recussnt and it was
dishonorsbly dismissed the Guard, under
the ban OF never being again admitted into
its ranks.
Thus in the busiest season. of the year,
when the pillow YVES preparing the ground
for planting did 35,9S2 men, nearly all o.
whom had the most pressing business al
home, rally to the glorious work of help
ing on the final campaign ioa termination
SO gratifying to ali patriots. This wOrl
will ever stand out as the proudest monu
ment to the energy and patriotism of Gov
ernor Brough. ~originsted the move
ment in q proposition presented to Nj
Lincoln in his own handwriting. In
Governors we're at Washington consultiD
with the President and General Graz
when the measure was started, and the Ia
ter hiss said that the National Guard CAV
him As. 600 veteran troops, and enable
him to win the battle of Spottsylvanl
l Court House.
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OOWLES',
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0 U AND STANTON.

Governor Brough always evinced great
confidence in Mr.. Lincoln, and the latter
reposed great confidence in his Judgment
ability and devotion to country. He ire
quently sent for him. But Brough snd
Stanton Secretary of War we're perhaps
the most devoted friends, Is Ghere was q
strong resemblance of chsrscter-both be-
ing earnest men, hating treason, dishonesty
and fraud.
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nnyaruisbed. yet romantic, and ITS sentences ia
and r~bythmical as a stAnzt Of yers..
IN - hooks are now ready Tor d-hYeTy.
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ApMITTEp no THE BAR.

On leaving Columbus for Cincinnati, at
the expiration OF bis term as Auditor, John
Brough was admitted to the bar in the
spring of 1s45. The Examining Commit
tee, headed by the late Judge Hart, took
the candidate for admission to the fence
that surrounded the old Court House, and,
Hsittin' on 8 rail-" alter q few plan ques.
tions to the future Governor, prof. ounced
him qualified.
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BIS LAST ILLNESS.

R-@-a A41 -ANN @-J 49, SNSA@ -S-AS ~
said to his wife that he had come home to
die; and upon greeting his dSughter-the
wife of the Rev. T. M. Cunningham, of
Philsdelphia-Rfter her arrival q few
weeks later, he said 10 her "You have come
home tosee your father die" 1t seems that
throughout his entire sickness, while he has
exhibited a strong determination to con-
quer the disease, if possible, he has, never
theless, been impressed with the present
ment that he should never recover.
TROUGH AND IHE EATIoEAL GUARD.
General Grant had been made Lieuten-
ant General and took command on the Po-
tomsc, He was rRllying all his strength
for the approaching conflicts with General
Lee and while he was planning there,
Gov. Brough at Columbus was equally in
tent upon the question, how can the Army
of the Potomac be so strengthened SIS to
make victory certain. He thought to some
purpose. He found in Ohio q National
Guard organized to defend the State
against invssions frsm the South. Straight
way he proposed to several of the West
ern Governors to offer to the General Gov.
eminent the temporary services of an ex.
trR force of something like one hundred
thousand men, to enable Gen. Grant to call
TO his aid all the forces doing guard duty
over q wide area of territory. They re-
sponded to his suggestion. It was propos.
ed to bring into the field 3 large force of
State militia, to serve for one hundred
days. The offer was accepted and Gov.
Brough, on the 23d of April, telegrsphed
the Adjutsnt General of Ohio TO order out
3 00Oo militia, the greater portion to serve
out Of the State. This was Saturday. On
the following Monday an order was
issued calling to the several places of rem
devious the National Gnsrds, to be mus
tered into the United States service for
one hundred days. They we're to appear
on the Il Of Nay, and by four o'clock the
commandants were to report the number
for duty, A short time, truly, for
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ss-HTo La" AFor ssle," "LO's" "RaHa,-
sFslad.' "Bo@diHg,' 4c., mol eS'eed'Hs hOCH
LINES each, Kill Be Inserted IN dis eo'aHa oHoe Jr
As cents; not exceeding EIGHT Lines %
Tents.
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As q public speaker Brough has hsd
few equals in this country. His style was
clear, fluent and logical, while at times he
Y&dmpassioned and eloquent. 1t used to
Bsthe custom of Democrats, when remark.
ef+if their hearing hat such and such q
mar was an orator or a great speaker, to
exclsih, "But you should hear jack
Brough." His influence IN the stump has
scarcely ever been excelled.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEATH.
So soon as Governor Brough became
aware of the dangerous nature of his d.
sease he made his will said to an sdmira-
bic, business-like document) and talked to
his wife, children and friends. He made
full preparation for death.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28


"DoE0s The Local ofthe Cairo Den-
oeraf, in 9 chapter on CANNES, Of eea.
siderable lsngth and scumen, says
Upon returning from our labors the
other evening, we eounted, Ia WAlkiRg
distance Of two squares, no less than
twenty-nine dsgs, Of All shapes, sizss and
kiads, and not one of them worth the
powder and lead that IT woRld take TO
kin iE; and after retiring to our bed, We
we're kept awake several hours by the
bowling Of these pests to society. Az
II people viii have dogs It 10 the duty
Of our authorities 20 sec that they are
not allowed 10 roam ct large and make
night hideOus by their everlasting ho~k
iDg and barking, disturbing ths peace
and quiet Of neighborhoo6s and attack
ing persons As they pass along the
streets. F
Dogs" are thicker nor that " in EvaDa
vile. A thousand or two killed aud
concealed from our city would scarcely
be missed, aud if all the worthless oass
were killed bat few would be lsA. We
hope tbs city authorities Of Cairo will
pass an ordinance prohibiting dogs from
roaming at large, aud barking and LOssI-
ing. If it works well let rs know, And
we will urge our city fathers to prohibit
dogs from barking and hosting in this
city. We think it viii work, IL the Law
10 rigidly executed, BY making the pen
atty death for the frat offensive bowl OF
bark
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

FovKrH OF JuLY-The Ladies' Com.
nittee Of Arrangements met according
to notice at the house of Mayor Baker,
and the following yoang ladies we're Sc.
lsctsd to represent the different States
st the approaching 4ih Of July cslebra-
ZION. They are requested to meet at the
house of Mr.. Hiram (. Read at three
o'clock this "Wednesday afternoon, TO
make such arrangements a. may be
necessary:
Laura Cssselberry, Hattie Kellogg,
ou-suilivan, Lulu InEls, Katie Hailoek,
Lille Jaqasss, Said Hopkins, Kate
HOrnbrOok, Kate Mills, Kate Catch,
Alice Dnnaing, Mary Hsiiman, Mora
MccIain, Ellen Wiltshirs, Josephine
Wrirat, EEma Sawyer, Hattie Catcher,
Lucy Archer Helen Bowlss, Jennie
Riggs, Nellie Dorr, RosA Boyle, Title
Hslen Ehrman, Anna Hsbe.d,
Marcia Stinson, Jennie Chute, Melissa
Sullivan, Ahbie 5teAaman, Mamie Scr
enson, Addis Allis, Hattie Durham,
Mary Miller, Lizzie Decker, Katie Bier.
bower, Sarah Vickery, slice Hutchinson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

A BIC FIzzLE We regret to an
nounce that the efforts to get upa 9th OF
Jr'y celebration and welcome 10 our
brave soldiers, in Jasper, failed com
pletely. At two meetings held for this
purpose, but about twenty people eoold
be g7t together, the numerous ones wko
bad some time ago boasted Of the big
things they we're willing to do on this
4th, IL :hs war should end, failing to
come to time. We think this failure 10
to be regretted by oar citiEsn3, as il ar
cues lack Of public spirit or Of patri-
otism in the masses. which ere do not
believe exists Jasper Courier.
No body expected anything else in the
county Of Dubois. The 4th Of JAY is
not the style of cay that arousss snthu.
aiasm in that copperhead and priest
ridden region. The boyS in blue may
expect frOwns rather than synpatAe,Ic
greetings in that locality, because they
have been engaged in fighting " our
Southern brethren" and breaking up the
"Dimmycratic party"
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CITY NOTICES.
Annexation or lerritory co the CITY
of EN ankville asa ssisA

NOTICE rs HkREBY GIVEN that ths Con-.
IN mon coaneil Of the city OF EvanavilIe, in
PursoAsye q the Prosissons Of 81 Act Of the Gen.
erAl Assembly o. the State of Indiana. Approxed
March g. ise6, entitled act 10 amend the meveats
ATsl sscs 81 set. ehtft ed AR Act gran tag 50
the sstiarns o. the town Of Evansville, in The
county Of Wander nrghs . city charter" approved
JabuAsy g. ie4T, ana 70 add suppleme tai sea-
tiona 20 card set, will. gu thu l2th day Of June.
lse5, prsspRt 70 The Beard Of Ccuaty CommIa lev.
era o. vaneerburgh coz ~. petition praying hs
the Annexatiou " s~id y OF the following de.
seribrd territory, and sttog Birth the SCR
such annsxaitoa. vas All that part q the north :
aiIuA . east ~ M.in stra 6 or Pr,ncston read AZ
acribwd ~ ipiloWes VIA. Begii n8ng At iron D.
a. the nos th-saat 1orn@r a@kd ems Zoe, end nue.
s s sin s sss S ss II: ss sslS s ~
and thitty tS9l sect, 60 the norm iine Of Liies.
ton and Leckh RIA Enfarg msnts ths meow ID ID
said neFtn ilnet~e hnndrsd aud ewslve en- ~ feef,
CT thsr aaeais, 20 tue middte OF Main ssreet !;
thence RoEthNardly along the middle Of aid
Ma stiss tilres haDdred ana Forty Fear and cneA
ioarth (StisO bet. or ,hsTsAbouts, to ths north
Hue ois@id u - Ne eur ts che same as0 beink
the nor. 40 tion a. ct seetaesa no. No anty-nfn
W, t0wns. ~ sM CO sauth rang eco 90 wrst
q q, thsEee east -I0ng said north section liza On
bundled a1d ,hirsren QlSl feet, OF the,~abonts 80
tAe pi @ of esgtnaiug, sAia write heins
pat OF tie l0rsa-west enarte< Of said section
RunDer twenty .niae l2sl. nAid ssrrlioFy hsiaE
S Slsss aa si'S o. kysasslis' md ass
Atts-tt N Ac0RrrT, Clark. zyio-r Jsf2
u JOStPu P. ELLlOrr, TRCsrEE or
Il PlssoA t0~sships Sul,us .dlsr. James W
Nieksss, ue4t3 kr q, Hsnty eteiLi-, iAnd Miltoh
Kelly. aaa tie ssss und ! sal rvPrsssIti.fvea q
J5ha becker, dee seui
Notice h,rvby given at the retition n.
kTrsc 10 Ia h aS~se nottcp waa . espnteu 20
th- board q. Hbty e@a t.ioRsrs OF Nand.rs
burg oaagy ~ tbs lSsh q H. ~ Jnna. IA - naa
that he was rSerfN % ana G naldsrsd ard /,
~ns OrUtTe ~ ga keasa III o. ha frr3her n ar.
"a aLd esnsiasa aiton ~ saia appaseaFfcu ~, eou.
q. u~a aatii the 10th day Of J1 issS, aud thai
n0ti Dc given BY be County A1dito by pub /.
earIon In ASsnsv lie Daiiy J. q Al a. sale
application % nov ending tei 70 said 1oaTd. Ana
thas 90 wlit be heard and dsterninRa on the sale
In day Of jay LISA SLG1o1 1iacM.
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Ixrox-Axr TO rHx ProTrx-FxArDs
TRos EsTTEn GrArEs TkKAsrKy EoTEs =
=, imisation, are rrporfed T. eireula*
tion; poorly done. Sc, altered from ls.
portrait Of Chass Ssrinitstioai poorly
cone, coarse g6a photographed; havs1
. blurred looK' tAe paper sitter and
heavier signatures vary heavy l0s,
limitation. Fen executed, are grspwted
II circulztion; there 10 no Treasury
stamp upoa The bali l0s. altered frnm.-
ls-vignetts portrait Of Chase on upper
left: gssains have portrait Of LIncoln
20s, imststicn-enEraving csArse; gem
erd appearances bad SOS, limitation;
the head Of Hamilton is coarse and
blurred; otherwise sxcsiiently doRe, and
wsH calculated 20 deceive So, siiered
from 3s-vigustfs portrait Of Hamilton
below the words United States 10 gen
uins Il is asOvs 1905, limitation, The
only p,sints of scsusi d ference betw-eu
the genuine and coentsrfeis are thesS.
In the uppsr left esruer are the words
Act 81. February 18Th, lSfs2 In ths
counterfeit The . "a " aud thspruAmsnlAl
lines Above run into aud touch the
border; inz he genuine there isA clear
spaee between. a1u gks right end Of tie
back OF TIA noge there are foartse small
oyals; on the edge Of each oval The
figures IN the bad read GOT, or inverted,
while On he t..ihey are 100 This is
the reverse Of those fEares 10 thsa geru-
ines there il viii BE- seen athaS 90
the-, right hard they read loo, o.
the left O0I. These notes are veil exc
cuted Postage euFr-ncy-25 cents,
initaticn-poorly engraved and on poor
paper, so seats. imiiAtion-pOoFly dose
The heads Of Washington are blurred.
and are not alike. cents sad 10 cents,
initation, po6rIy printed 50s, new ia
sue, are nov IN circulation. observe
caution; the portrait o. each eoarseIy
donss NstionAl RaEks--Ss--imilatiea
well exscutsd, and Of a dangerous
character, are reported in circulation.
Coupons-Counterfeit coupons, dated
March !, 1855, for $I2 50, in the simiH-
sads Of 10 40 ave per Cent United States
$500 bends, have been offered At differ.
emf Uniasd States dspositeriss. 7-30
BondE--soue Of these are ia eircula-
tion with coUPons cat Of, and are otter
ed a. currency Without coupons they
are Of 40 vAlus anti mature. Refuse
all suek. sscf at fa fae 1f =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

Conc HoxH-Hsnry G. Burass, who
has been Pretshding, for the last foar
years, to represent the lat conEressioosi
District of Kentucky. 10 the rebel Con-
grsss, At Richnond, vas o passenger %
thsLittls Gray Eaglsyesterday, and PRO
eesded on board the Lsui Lsoti, en-
roass for kis cd home. in csdiz, Ky
Hs was warmly crested BY several con-
sentative Ksu.aeky gentlsasn. sOv res
idents Of this city, who seemed delight
ed TO see the man who did % mach 10
destroy the peace and prosperity Of
Ksntaeky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
n~The nitht before The Uuiou Cer

R%The nisht before the Union Cen
Vsntion in Columbus, Ohio, the band Of
the l4th United States colored infantry
serenAded Senator Sherman Aud Gen.
Schenek, at the Nail House. Senator
sherman, in his reply, referred 10 the
fact that bat little while age every
man of the band was . slave, and con-
graduated them upon their freedom,
and assured them Of the fxed sentiment
of the people that they should be pro
tscted In reply to question, the Sen
tor said the story that bis brother, Gen
Sherman, would consent to be the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, vas .
ally fAlSehOOd The General vas not
going into politics.