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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
Local Notices.
SSr corsican Brothers to-night.
Assessors OFFIcE, 4
United States Internal Revenue,
First District Of Indiana.

First District Of Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, June S, 1865.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
18th, 10th and 18th Of this month, at the
Office Of the Assistant Assessor in Evans
vile, l viii hear and determine any and
all appeals which may be exhibited
against the proceedings of the Assessor
or Assistant Assessor on the assessment
Of taxes under the Revenue laws Of the
United States, for the county Of Wander
5urgh and Stale Of Indiana, a, which
time and place the Annual Lists will be
open for inspection TO all who may de-
sire to examine them. All appeals must
be made in writing, and specify the par
ticnlar cause, matter, or thing, respect
ing which decision Is requested, and
state the grcund Or principle Of error
complained Of, or they win not oa heard
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
0rRande T,awna
MEDICINE.

A NICE As>oRrMgSr Oh PLAIN AND
"A Fancy organds Lawns Just opensd aaa all.
Ing ehsap At aCHAPKER hUssINa's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

night aW
MAE DoG.-A rabid dog made its APP
pearance in the southeast part of the
city last evening. We understand it bit
three or four other CANNES. All dogs
should be muzsled or else Killed, as the
surest way Of preventing hydrophobia.
Be watohful and give every suspicious
looking cur wide berth.-Sfate Sen.
inel.
Thesesson Of the year has- come when
.hsre Is great danger of hydropbobia,
and in view Of the multitudinous quaint
~ Of dogs in this city, it becomes the
authorities TO take steps at once to rigid
ly enforce the ordinances looking to the
protection of our citizens from this most
fearful danger. It is a matter ia which
all are interested, as i. involves the lives
OF ourselves and oar children. Owners
Of dogs are equally interested, as the
most frequent occurrence OF hydropho-
bia ia where persona have been bitten By
their own dogs, oiten . fsyorite ana a
-. sAA&&atF A&A sN ~ lava US
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

A Nav WAY.-In consequence of the
great distance that freight has to be
rolled 70 place It above the mud on The
levee, boats yesterday we're engaged in
rolling tobacco hogsheads by mule
power, With block and tackle.
We ere gratiied to learn that the
work Of Improving ths wharf will COM
menee to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Of CITY Raeordsr.

A \ ELECTION viii be held ca Monday, tha
n 18th day Of June, lsss, ~ the usual places o.
holding ity elections. for the pRrpoas % slsGtlag
9 City Recorder 70 NIL tbs sacsncy ceeasleasa b.
the death Of John y. Crisp. E,q.
By order Of the CosneH
Eysn-silIs, June Sun, 1855 lass q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

BdE- Clinton and Davenport have
been designated as the places Of rem
devious for the returning Iowa regi-
meBis. 81 sdi f7s s7-a5 s5I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

" ~ I5VAIN U NWlIs1 NUL1EllIs-
sio1ers are now ip session, being en-
gagged principally during this week in
equahzing assessments. la1 ~
AZ The City Council will also 0esengaged
most OF this month in the equaliza-
ton Of city assessments Tax payers
will do well to take notice. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
s~ Secure your seats for to-uighl

NoTIcE.-H C. W. Arthur will call
on or address Messrs. Elliott & Co.,
Memphis, Tenn, be can End the whore
aboats of bis mother, Mrs Mary Ar
thur. Gmyl5-d3v.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
NOTICE.
WALL PAPER, &o.

lust REuEIvKD LARaR AND WILL
y ssleetsd ssoFtmszt u Wall aaa WtadsS
invited - all esd sxasafss tSfors perehssiat
issvhs~s.
Ass = ssw sarply u fssHysons Esw pesm-
EMScE AEoss-4a pavss osvsrss prics . esaisy
AS HmALwFa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
7-3O LOAN.

Thess sssaa aEs isassd uaasr daas q aelT ASA
Isss ana are psyasis skrss yssrs non tkas aass
IN eurr~sz. 81 are eSsvsrtie l.. - shs spsiOn q
the hSiders info
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

One OF THE JOURNAL CoRPs We had
the pleasure yesterday Of meeting Ensign
Henry Baker, executive officer Of the
flagship Black Hawk, Who isin the city
on short leave.
Ensign Baker was formerly an at
tache of the journal Office, and is of
course one Of the Journal corps he
hAsthe reputation Of being an efficient
officer and an accomplished gentleman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

BazF- Benefit of Martin Golden To-
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

Say The mercury in the thermometer,
to-day az twelve o'clock, atood at 81 in
the shade Madison Courier, 5th.
What a high latitude. and pleasant
temperature you must enjoy Here the
thermometer indicated 90o Of eolerie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

~ Benefit of Martin Golden ! 10 >
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

aaoTs 00

50 E0k M0kB THAs TwESTT YEAnB
MAfHKN'e vESkTIAS HAIR DYE Aas sto0d
tss sses = sial, aae - ecnstsatly iacrsasaag Ia
THE vssxTTAs aArn DIE 10 ~ bsss s.a
eossFest m8de. fts prioa 4 0aiy 7s1, nn4 ssck
bette coasafss double tke zasBtfty 20 Dys Sc
thoss zsssliy sid tsr 81 r-~a
liar pfoosss, ~Aieh rsadsrs t. inasifsly % pssiey
% any eys ID tie aarksL Dslpg coEapfsts 10 cas-
bottle. 10 prnpaFsgien - rsamirs1. whlcb sysstiy
eim piiass tbs mppilnstf0M.
m UsTaG THFg DYE yea ssoA sAas yssty.
dasd spP<nrasos b ghfeA ers4 hafr ao6 whfsbsry
ere - esdlly reoSrn lnsd, wksn iafsriSr s<ft-
Gle bss kssa zsa6 - u pgeeaess psrtsrsly ssss-
rsl oSiOg VI sny skads tkaa Il 4sslxs1, ecrs rfe
bteya % fvsty. fsstFgne 1884, Tat VII -
smat cxse4 ~ ssnin - escsbinS- fnppxt ~
sod 80 - - eeess - '1sa ~ - Ds'%s-
u..|....t; egSAsesrs
s4k Aksass- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
o. :. $40 SIX Par Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

Thess Beads ARE sew vvrtA . hanaa % Srs-
saisp. sas ar sEsups, - sfs al a. eSsssnm~as
hossss Jres. s%sss. ce-Ag 80 Ns.sespsl s&s@aa-.
'sAseA sa<s ~ 80 - tAsss ~ s~ss p~ s@4ss =
'Ae. ssiss. sesorains 80 ~ rate l.vlsd - ssasF
Pssf~sss. TAs iaiarsss h sAy.sis ss@i-AsnaAlly.
70 esetaas aaaszhsa ~ saeA nets, watch @ay -
cas- "a ana ssid to any hAak sr Aanhsr. e.
The interest, as TsS0 per cant,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

Bdr The number Of soldiers of the
Army Of the Potomac and Sherman's
army about TO be mustered out number,
according To The National Iltelzigencer,
l,22 100 or these there are: als
l7s three ysAfs rsgimsDts Of lss2......... $3.50
~ one year reg . Of se4 and battery "A $40
one year grscruits Of 1855 ..-. 81 l60
4@stSAV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

DrAD.-wm. Clark, alias aQuan-
trell, Captain 4th Missouri Cavalry,
who was wounded and captured as a
guerrilla near Taylorsyille, KY, May
lOih, died IN III Military Prison Hos
pital in Lonisgille, Tuesday evening.
Asgruders the Journal says, who is
lying in the same hospital, is very low,
aud no hopes are entertained Of his re-
coverg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
ID B - u NJ A.,
10. II FIRST Street.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

sungRTcR's OFFICE,
kvAsgvrLka, I'm, MAEs, las 4
GkALAD PRoPosALs WILL BE HKcEfvxp
- 81 tbs oaas Hntf Tharsday, ths EN- dsV 81
Ssns nsxts ~ pcAfdinEs Narslne abd M@1fesi
suen1aoas useluding DsdieiEsJ - NarIss Hos-
pitsi Petisots - thfs Pcss frsel he asst AaV a
S1ly. lss6s = ne Sob dsy . JBns. isss. p = =
Bidders wiil Elsa,s state fhs Drius per w@k Coz
sAch pakssn4. $500
TAa ssoosssfsl bsddsr wiH - rsaaip-a 10 ..s.v
into SFfttsn confract, 9TH sufscisut sscurftV
Ior - psrfernsn~. A. L. EOBfHsoN.
@Js~t@ esfysySF u OnstOzaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
FOR SALE.


FIRST RATE MILCH COW, wITH HER
n Calf Enquire At che Surveyors once. je9-et
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

UNITED STATES
7-30 Loan
THIRD SERIES.
$3.50, 900 600.

NJ sathexsty % shs sserssszy % So Tss4saFy
sAs Undersigned. ths eszesai sabsCription Assss
or the sale u uaised States Securities. saAss -
the psbits sAs shlrd ssEiss o. TrsAsaEy Soesa.
eearing ssFsa snd thrss-tsashs psr est. iss@rast
pSf aSuzu,. kncwn - gka 80 Ara -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

TsHIs OLD, WILL KsTAHLTsHRD. AND
A wfasAy-AB0wR Hotel h@a. basz eloasd FOR ssEs
srsl weeks sE6srEsiag rsEalrs. 10 has, dnrsns
SKIS uxss essb retaiussd tzsi1s abd Get. kms t,-ez
throzgbly h4tsd ~, aad - o xfsat nsaazrs furn.
ishe1 with ss~ bses sze fzratfsrs. Ths prurrts-
Tor eas Dsas sysSy arrsnzstssnt 70 sssasF kis
hoess eoeFssisat, bsalthy s84 agrusabIs 70 a.
pablo
TbAzking shs rablie lsr he Gas patrOna~. shas
y ssrtss. 81 ywaxs hes bean stranded u ths
Wesa1ngto1s be invites Q rsasWai oftAslr ezsEonn.
eaa VII s1oseEex - hafs his tzhls furulshad asd
I'D psteesee~-
ORnfbzss4 wfD aasSw.~-xn q "a frsu
The Dspst fraa ta1ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
PROVISIONS.
sUNDRIEs.
FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
Hs y. @Ch1aPfoxs
yNYoULD CALL THE ATTENTIoN or THE
w public 20 his splendid assortment Of Fancy
Toilet articles. consisting Of
80 varieties Of Toilet Soaps.
EaAir, Tooth, Mali aud Flesh Brushes.
Combs Ia endless VAriatiea.
Theatre Rouge, Diamond Dust.
Bloom o. NInon, Alabastsr Tablet, ana
AL Styles Of Paints aud Powders.
PuH Boxes, Pun aud Toilet Bottles.
Evsrything necessary TO complete the Toilet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
GROCERIEs.


seh Uarrsats jest rsesirs1 b.
= q. BUeToa . %.
60 BOXES 0HERsE-KxfEI BAMBUho-
~ ssosase1 ~ - \ .. RUsTon . CO.
Inn DOB Oovn 0HsTMRs RnCHIvHD THIs
IOO Gag ~ =. .. MuBT0w %.
nn PACKAGES MACKKRAL-BAEknLk,
tOO half barrels kzd Alta, last rsosiyed ~
Ess.s issssr.trf ~ =. . bbstO1 o.
GkEBa APPLEs-
ssm sugrnw 3 ~
~x--@z76
MEDICAL. =
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amounts %


Nosss ~ al ne dssowtsasseas san a III. n.
prsaPtly faFnisAsd apoa rsssips sfuubsSrsvssoss
rhs Hoiss - tara Thsra esrsss ars prsel.,as
siEsiisf 10 ssrm and privll-sas q tbs esxsa-Tssr
siss air sdy ssid. aacaps sAMa tks GsseFs eas re-
ssrsss % fassaf me sFssos - vaying interest m
goid eein q pr rsna-. insseaa e s-iesks 1.
eurrsncy. sshsczshsrs win dsauss sAs Iasss-.. IN
currency - % Juiy Issh. % tbs tias vAss shsy
subscribe.
The Sslivsry % sAa nelss 81 GAls ,hlrs sav.as a
she esssz.rhirtiss wiil esmassoe - a. lss "a
Jsss, saa viii - nsas sss~psl1 asi esHal4s-
rhs allsAt sAaass male q ahs nsudlnsss 4
this Triad sxnfns ssssss easy NE mass.s q
iniars.t. ne paymsas ~ eals, W mads, wiii h
sq"isalsaf . tha esrrsacy ias~seas Of che higher
rata.
- xhs sssssa % sp~ois rsyzsnts. o. tks svsas q
~Aish saiJ gu Sc spsies - pay lstsru.s IL soi6
b syaiisd 81 voaid 20 redzcs aud sQualias prio-s
thai pareAAsss nads vita sax ~ osna. 10 sota
~oula Be faily squAi 10 sAass @aas viii s.vsa asa
tAr-.- s-~'ss pc ssnsi g ssrssp. sTAhn
The Only Loan In Market
SOvSs-ssa ~ sAs esssrs-saa. AVA iss sspsFsor
sstssiAzss SAILS a the
Great Popular Loan Of tire People.
L-ss taAa s2ao.ooo.cco Of Tho Ls~u aasAsrls-d
BY congrsss are aow 90 hs marksl mi
sssount. e ths rats 81 whieA 10 70 hssg Ahser Cd
VII al - susscrtl~a feF vttsIn siEsy d.ss.
vhsa - noses wiii snionetsdly esnnaaa prs-
Aiau. - has unifoFnly bssn sAs eAss 90 elsssax
sshs' r,piioaa % oshsE Lease
Ia order sbas eitiaaas u sssFS tsun esd sssaisn
% TIE eouniySnsy esassrdsd f4cilltiss fss ssaIs
tes teas, tks haiissai n@nas. STATE Rasks aas
Prsv=is sssksrs thr.usheat 80 esaaiFy ksss
gssassiiy sgfs@s - rpeslxs saessriDtloas a. par.
ssoscFitsss wlii ssleet thsis ewA assats, "a vhsm
Their have esaaass0s. as whe saly are o. -
r~sPsssibls sss ths aslissgy "A tss soi~s So Nhssh
% resixa orders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

CATrERPILLARs We are panied 70
notice in raversiug the city, the mani
fest indifference on The part Of citizens,
and ia many instances owners Of hand
some property, to the destructive inroads
Of the caterpillar, which is devouring
shade trees, sbrubbery, and even Osage
hedges By little jadieious care and
attention at the proper time, this de-
struction Of the ornamentatiou of our
city. and the private property of iudis
sidaala could Be easily Prevenfsd
Every person owning a shrub, or
fruit or shade tree, shouh watch With
jealous care FOR the first appearance Of
the nest OK germ Of these pests, and de-
stroy them before they are prepared to
begin their work Of destruction and Ct
extending their quarters. One single
nast thus destroyed will often preserve a
whole fruntrow Of hedgs or shade trees,
for TIE destructive creatures spread as
rapidly as an evil report, and soon be-
come masters OF the situation Person
al pride, as we'll as personal interest,
should induce every one to give this
matter due attention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

EO- The Secretary of War has writ
ten the following letter to a correspond
ent Of the New York Herald. f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
DRY GOODS.


TO rHg LADlKs on KvAssvrLbR AMP
VICINITY
rum UNDkRsioHKD. Would REakcr.
y feiiF esii Tbs atlssties q he ia1iea y shs
~ sssl ! e.ss !.st rslsfast lEo@ hsw Eork
oOssis,ihs q ~ isissi ssyisstf
Dress 0eeda, Drswn and Dleaehed
Musiins. Prints. Linens. &o., BE.
Alsess iarE. and v.ll ssl.sssa sapsS 81
IA = "a y ID - II - Q
c5nssssins 81
sOss''. e vaJ aspnsasa. ussaa@-a-
Hasa sor Ladies. Misses. Aaa fse.Bs.
A fan nas Of Rsney orBsmsnts.
A fuil uns 81 Lso.s-IIissios. sIlR ssd or.ps.
AMI iins q RibSosa. vAieh esssos - ~ u
PFies 90 aaaliiy 70 -. wssG
A lies u Fssnsh Flowss - sss As tAs dry o.
Ns~ Terra Asords. Also.
A@srie.a Flowers. SsAasomsiy inItsssa. 81 ,,s5
iov Assrs& h rAIU1
Anything in the way Of Millinery
DoEs 10 Order In tbs Best Styles.
@ws mnlin.rs froa. tAs 0iy o. oosAtry ~oais
". N1H ~ NA@&f@N NMt4 1N7&& tHfffN aAyAMA $50
where.
ala - ARE nkEgFAcTURIsa ~
Cloaks. sasquss, and Mantillas
Asa hsss shsrssOrs % hsss oosstastly. hssftAs
sh-aRsat V tAs ssrf be=s "
Bl-rk siIh. ysaey ass Bisoa csosAs. ssa
rri@@isgs fer Oloshs asa Drsusss, 81 svsgy ssyh
A. vs dsnt sipS The treuhls q stovise ear
Gods. s vii b q Ersst sdysBtaSs y tboss whs
op1s = Asabs'lils % Ivy thsif FFripf stssh. -
cote
ID +. NJ a. u NJ
10. IL First Street,
.(Begpess Main ssd ELecLsf Sirssksl
kEsnisias ths ssoek asa h-es Sc yrs.,s, ~, - I
sSsgst ~ Goods asdsr ths isss peaie, asa all
sAeap~f tAas esp heu~s is she city.
H.BAUm.
.F.h.--k@alss. 10 wsna a. Malr swsfeAas. or
eufh ~ Frsafs. eas ehd HsSpiy tass seal
stnntiy.
Hs 6udess sr.Aa.cl.s % s@ssiaay. ss-s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
Jay COOKE.

No. HH4 a0uth Thfrd street,
ua,a.--.~a-sssssz RHfLADmLFmfN.
@% EpssaArFFisse VITA So MaoStvrp OF rHH
yIksT NATIONAL NANx,
kFAhsvfLLM NETToHAL BANK, aaa The
hHsGnAnfs' NATIosAB BAHK. nyes
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Coa,tnssd from ne Fixa Paoe.

ssfce for ~ As this wish has teen disappointed,
snd nom the hosvy losses Incurred 10 the neces-
ssry u1spens.on OF business aud uv own enforced
enence, I'm compiled now, In Justice 70 friends
CREDITORS and all Interested parties. W rcrims my
oonnel ~ the earliest practicable moment and
tore,So furthr delay. Consequently, the theatre
a soon ss open 70 the public THO private toI
Occupied BY our isss lsmented p ssiden, will re-
main closed"
MJos General Lew. wallace b., written long
,stisr on voluntary emigration to Mexico, 70 take
up axms 10 tue Liberal cause, In which be declares
hsA 70 DO 80 would no inirine emen, o. inierns.
eonai Jaw, nor would II be preponted Ny Prlsden,
johnson. lie encourages the pe.nire and goes
INTO long history Of French AZ resson IA " xico,
and strongly urges that nov Ia the time, while No
Juaref government still oIu~ 'or Amer cans to
hrow heir power IN It's sdo lie thinks, $50,
hai she frstern zaiion Of the North and Bout Will
Be facilitated by foreign war
CArDuAL wIsnAr's will has been proved IN
london and tho personality sworn under t2,Wn
ne loh al p's prop'r,y 70 throo lends, tvo OF
mon are elerRy men, but In eodcil he ghve o
rev. NJ. Thompson Zone Of tho three aud Dr.
hsnniog, all bis copyrights n WORKS put lshed by
him, and all unpublished msnas rpts, oorretion
ovnes and PsprdS vheshsr pu' lig or pr vale, .Do'
eel the same, but with power TO cestroy or put
rsh, or rotain aud preserve, oil or any pst 81 'H
pspns, correspondence, &c. n Go cudicl " n
ninoncs also leaves to al bis servants Wv W WIN
IN ct his decrease, mot Otherwise Teu.ouitereu'"
- Gears wages.
oonnIsrosDusr says ~ Miss Harris, under
vial 81 Washington, for shooting sGoyerrtnens
clerk Miss Harris spears IN Cour. neatly at
nrod In bl>ct silk dress over which ate wears
black silk CLOAK, trimmed with black Ice RAPE
dsr bonnst 10 Of black Grape, trimmed VIII straw
and black Grape vel 10 her land, W .oh %
nsahy glovsd, abe carr es y brown SIX isrts'' i.
hU abundant black Lar hangs 10 rngir's shou'
bor neck, causing her I" prestuI quite az atr"a.
uye appearance. The long aud close coudnemta'
which she has undergone and The exercise OF Ter
mind ovw the sad affair with whlcI abe C.. NJ ed
have sbsuActed from her face TIE color ~h.c" IL
nsturzlly possessed. During her presence IN NO
rourt she remained closely veilei, through which,
however, could he observed firm aud steady eye.
Her pos Ion In the chair 10 erect, and Ler bearing
throughout hrm.
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A Family Guupewder Plot

Ebene.er Morris was arrested In Baltimore on
iNurpiay for attempting 70 destroy the house socu-
red by . NoEnnnsy family. II vas shown that
feIi has ersied between the families for sorr"''rue
v-s and at the time the present affair occurred ION
Tho morning Of tho 9Th inst the Zee Ing OF onmiy
still prevailed About o'clocs on that morn ~ the
inmates Of house No 10, ., a. the rhbor 'or a
distance around were awakened and rnuieWhAt
povder explosion. Many wee induced 10 cave her
sleeping rooms 10 learn the cause, and some OF tie
witnesses testified that Morris the accu ed, waived
from his yard through his alley and then 10 IL front
srplosion, In an sgitated manner, uttednf, In TIE
meantime, imprecatiOn. upon HE neisl 'os aud de-
slarins that be "cou d blow them ali ~ 3" aud that
ne subsequently came upon the st"p Of his font door
9TH pistol In hand tihe pistol vac produce!
and threatened several pofruns with violence
u also testified 10 that he, With his wiie,
carried dangerous looking iron casting, hl!ed
9Th funpowder, to q lot como distance nom MS
house, and there lett IL hi- thoy did after the e1,
plosion took place. The premises were examined
aner the explosion, and 1t va. found that shell or
explosive missile had hem placed beir cen the
tence and the wall Of the back building, Ia little
pace and there eIp.od.d portion ot the fence and
some Of tho wall weie blown away al tie rindo~-
so tho window sash and two OF the doors OF the back
building thrown of their hinges, And the iurni-
lure about the pTernlss considerably disotdeicd {;
Pieces OF the Iron missile were found sticking N TIE
truck the window Ssh 81 the upper room, ana spIl
he sash a. " an are had been used. he pl zee I
broken shell that we're sAtheied, and the uneNp oded
enc, were produced the latef Weighs At out tout sud
half pounds cast In tn shape Of an AGO ~ u thick
OF the outside beng about halt inch all oul d.
contains little better han a pound OF poWdor a d
allow fuse attached 10 the inside b. uOanr OF a
mall cord through the small end Of tbs missile"
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Soldier. OF Fortune in Mexico.

We hear little or nothing nowadays about
United ststes soldiers going to Mexico on . ''mis
don Of agriculture "sud consequences" On the
sshsr hand the news comes TO us that tho late
rsbels In Missouri polrng into Mexico 10 large
sumbsrs. A Houston T,I.sl correspondent Of the
SOW Orleans PIoAYurE writes:
Among the abnormal pbsnomona growing cut Of
he war, 10 now 70 be seen . bNly Of trained aud
~srlite troops, osmsted at 10000 or ~ OOt, most
y MissourlAns, who have be, n ron erred homeless
oy the destructive effects Of the war 10 their own
State, marching toward tie Mexican frontier TO
sntsr the service OF tho Emperor Max milan. I. ey
are comman cd by Gen. lby, also a ssourIu,
sho 10 spoken OF by those who know him IS =
,ravs and and capable officer. 1iese men started
rom Shreveport on the hrsg intlmAron Of the prob
able surrender OF the tepartmt NJ aud, being well
srmed and driven 10 desperation by their circum-
stances, would have laughed ct the orders Of tho
Commanding General, had ho sought 70 enforce
Sbedisnoe. They started about the ISM ult, talk
-ng with them such Government transportation
and supplies q they needed. lhoy arc now far
beyond the reach Of success mi pursuit. II not 81
ready ACROSS tho frontier That tho accession Of
such body OF men TO the Imperial army cannot
tAil 10 exercise Pow srfui Influence ths future
destiny OF Mexico q. -SyUrd GUubt.
Il Is limited tha. a.ss soldiers are afler 'gory :"
hey arc rather aiter bread and butter aud
slothes,
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Door soyrners doing nv best, and fsss
large family Of US and the shop isnI
90 /, was. Dons turn ne away, and III
the young fellow sgsin." u
There was little natural feeling vintl
the ul.rs-humibty OF the girls manner II
she took out q coarse but elsborately ~
handkerchief, and wep, upon hsbundAr,s
tain's heart melted. 4!
clam vert sorry FOR you-very sor
but what can do WI you tell me eA1
tou Engaged 70 this gentlsmanr
IN, ps% exactly but Am sure ~
"Hs is your lever, nen' he ought t-
Le,itis says you 60 walking together y
"w.n. and III do, it'snobody'sbuhpt
own, I suppose and irs very bud ~
me my atfstiup."
a. itwn. Mrs. 0rev remembered her o.,
d.y.n AZ she now called m-remem \
Mn ,i,y rather than shame for abe ~
,bIne wrong. She had deceived no oney,
h.r..y dscsi vein . very harmless iss
h...v.o. In her foolish, innocent heart W
ns,htas OF the world aud the WORLDS
,horgb, no man you'd ever lie % nesn,t
IL, a. a tell a GIRL he loved her unless a s
in N. ,rue, noble, wsy knightly Way
,stybo loved one woman, and who claYy
-nl,v, ones and forever. A vague
bun, about those days yet, enough 70
cas-, A.. hale Of her sympathy over eve.
place Susan Bennett.
"wilI you give me your conhdenc :,
Ms friend Of yours and why oss ho !,
s.t Won Tor his wifcf Perhaps he is % I
no, sfford to marry .
"Or. d.sr me I'm not 50 s,urid AZ,
. poor man. Bless you he haas title =
t,t. too. III &c, him shall have q sply
risre"
Christian recoilsd. Her sympathy VT.
or thrown away. T ere evidently was I.
in common between foolish Christian o.
ing DREAMY tsilight ssunterr under the :.
not alone looking up 10 her cumpA
thing between 9 I LauDcelot and The Az
and this eifl, carrying on a clsndesti'f
which she hoped woodland was deto
make--end IN . marriage, With . young
above her own station, and just beczu-'
A. for loving him IN the sense that Chr.
und rstood love, Miss Bennett was uttes
bic OF IL, She never thought Of love ~ .
matrlmony.
Still, the facts Of the case BODIED H.
young nobleman, and pretty, but coar,
educated shopkeeprr's dsughter--no s,
come Of the Gcqusintsncc--pcrhAp n
Onco more Christian thought she would
qIet her disgust, and win the girl TO ber
II do not wish 10 inuude-no third p,
. right to intrudo upon these Affairs b.
could be OF any service. You must perc
Bennett, that your proceedings are not
no, quito safe. Are you sure you kn-
about Ihis genilemsn' How long have
acquainted with hinli He Irobs ly bel
University"
Miss Bennett laughed. "Not heat
now. lie got into = scrape AMI lstit M
been bscE hero week butt have
where his estate Is, and all about him.
prettiesi properly, and 10 perfectly ind
and . bsropet likewise. Only think"-n
recovering her spirits, tossed her hands
and spread on, her snowy, tswdry gov
think OF being Lady LADY uriscke."
Ito be eontinued.l