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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
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Ths TxtslsoF Capaaiz Wertz.
WAsHIEexcs, Angus 22-The motion
10 quash the charges and specifications
sgainst Capt Wertz. msde BY The de-
fsndants counsel, was aFEued principally
By Judge Hughss, who commended fhat
they were too general and Uncertain, AID
that The ofenss and charges we're cog
nisable BY civil and nos military courts.
The Commission oFeE-tulsd the mo-
ton, and tbs rFisonsE pleaded net guilty
10 the charges against him.
Col Chapman, Judge Advocate, to-day
suggested that tha pRiscnee be remandsd
10 the Old Capitol, AHd that the Court
new adjourn. The Court without q
formal vote adjourned.
Jadge Hughes wanted 10 know 70
what hour ths Court adjourned.
Col. Chapman replied he would notify
the counsel q tie reassembling Of ths
Court, and then requested the Witnesses
10 give Information as 10 where they re-
sided, and instructed them NOS 10 leave
the city until properly discharged.
Judge Hughes said he would ike q
be heard. &C
Col Chapman said, under tia Parlia-
mentary Law there could be no debate.
Major General Wallace said, the Cour,
stands adjourned, consequently there
can be no argument
Judge Hughes said, the prisoner
having bsen srraigned, ne enter our pro
test against the break up of the Csuri
or an indsfnite ADJOURNMENT We ash
for the discharge OF the prisoner or that
tha Court proceed with the trial
Major General wallace repeated, TIE
Court has Rdiourmed. 81
During this colloquy ths prisoner VA
removed FROM the Court room By shs
military guard
The adjournment without day being
named for abe re-assembling Of ths
Court, took the puhiie BY surprise. Ne
reason il az jet known for this course
There 10 @ suspicion thas the charge o
Conspiracy may BE- withdrawn. ri
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
sPECTAL NOTICES.
Wen To-Day, Sick To.Morrow.

Well To-Day Slek 10.6orr0Ws
K szeh q shs exPcrisncs Of fhouaands. Few en-
Joy sostiuuous heaifh. To what dosa the oeoA-
sienal invalid attribute his anesriain condition
Not 70 hinseH, Of course Hs lays the blans on
ths eIimats, perhaps. II ~ too het. or too cold,
or too damp, or too dryso OF too variable. Bat
does he take ths proper course to foFtify his eea
stttusion or bodily organs against the extremes
% rliek he eomplsfnsf No. He says, perhaps,
that only sn iron nan could stand sueh sEssG
beat orBue yiolsut cold. or such s1dasn visissi.
tudsa. Wig, than, does be NOT rSssrs 10 ahs grsss
Tonie and PEesentivs. which, II % will not naks
him "a iron man, viii ct least qEadruvis the
capacity Of his systsm to sxpai all external assn-
cies that tend to produces disease. H0sTErTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BTTTERs, taken
fAiihfrIly according 20 che dfres.fons, win 90
strengthen The stomach. trace ths nerves, sons
the livsrS and xssaiats and fnvigorass the whole
animal machinery, thst the 'syssstn. instead Of
being ~ ths mercy Of tbs weather., and liable 30
Be- proseEated 81 cy,Ty change OF tsmpssAturs,
win beceme case kardensd, "a 10 wsFss an6 alnzcss
impsrvious 20 climate fnirenees. IL ID 20 thIs
preventfvs principle THAI Hoststssr's Bittsn ows
their great popularity I'm the west ladies' Bsitah
AmsFics aud Australia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

NEW Yozx. August q
oOrTOE--Lsss active aud prices frR; ss@s6S
fof MiddlinG.
YLoUR-ioo better On State other kinds "a
changed 70s99 90 for Extra Round Hoop Ohio
z lollo 90 for Trade Brands; market closIus
quiet sor all kinda
WnIsKT-Firm at 1893 20.
WHEAT--19Jc lower on Spring. an6leufst and
nrm on FAll 10 for choice Ambsr Aichienn
g sor old WinteF Red Western % for new DO
20 for white Western.
EXk--moder demand - csc.
BAILEY AND BARLEY ALT-Dufi 81
00RM--Rasr demand It ole for nnsouad, and
eIfE03s for sosnd mixed.
0ATk-Dail and lower; sc for Western.
C0EFMK-sisadg; Rio lss<c.
eU0AR-Withcuf decided change.
M0LAsSEE-Duii
fETnoLRUA-eteadyi eo9T11<e for Refined
PoRK-opsnsd szlI. but clossd nrmer; a Tses
"a % asw Hess siosing 81 81 ooesa 90.
LARD-Firm ct 1o99sks. -
BUTTnR-BafhsT more active; GlN99e foE
Ohio; ecD36s for state.
CHnRSE-9teady.
MONRY--Kasy 81 Ger per esuf on call loans.
BfERLING--Mcre plenty and scarcely % arm
eOLD-Beaisgs opsnfd At 1851. sdVaaosd "a
rs, declined D f4S9z 4. and closed - lay5<
aoFHREMENTBf00
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Heavy RoHBERY. We understand
that few days since the houss Of Mr..
Phil Wolverton, in White county, vas
entered By burglars, and about six hun
dred dollars in gold distracted from the
premises. As far IS We are able 10
learn, no clue has been discovered in
respect to the robbers, and doubtless
they viii escape with their ill-gotten
booty.-L9fdystts Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

R%A Lieutenant Coloael Mcbride,
formerly Of The Sth oOlored regiment,
hrutally attacked Gen. Sol Meredith of
Indiana, in . hotel here, injuring him
somewhat, hnt not without receiving Sc
we're Punishment iE return. Mcbride
was held TO appear at court The cause
Of the difficulty originated at Memphis,
when Gen. Meredith wasi in comruand--
HGshiEgtoH Dispateb, 15fk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23


NHw YaaK, Aug. GA Bridgeport
(Cenn. dispatch sAya thu eoEoaers Jury
on the bodies Of che eleven persons kill
cd on ths Honsatenic Railroad 90 The
l6th inst. have rendered q verdict thai
the disaster was caused By culpabls neg
lect and want Of proper caution on the
part OF the road. RaboS ~
The TFibsSSs Weshington special
says: r. rs 81
Ths Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road Company having furnished the
General Land OHioa With map Of the
line Of said road, authorizsd By . rsso-
luton OF Congress approved April 18th,
1857, instructions have been Issued By
the Commission to the local land officers
1T Wenosha, Via, that sections Of the
original route are sill held in reserva-
ton for that railroad; that the even
sections within six miles Of the original
route are reduced to 81 Is per acre;
that the even sections within six miles
OF she new route are reduced to "a rs
per acre; that parties Who have par
chased within six miles Of sha original
line and paid az 80 per aars, and have
not bought within six miles Of the new
line, they o. their assigness shall be al
lowed 10 change said line. e
About q, 900 applications fer pardon
have bean received as che Attorney Cen
erals ofics. The Attorney Generals
clains to the executive olsmsney are
duly recommended and Forwarded 70 the
President for hia action.
Il 10 said on the authority Of IN oHsess
Of tho State Department, thasthe signi-
lure of the President has been AfHxed 70
less than 1000 Of the applications for
pardon. The number daily announced
81 pardoned ere those simply applying
for pardon. The President has exeF.
cised the utmost caution andi discretion
in the matter of pardons, and has inva-
riAbly rejected al applications unless
good and sufficient reasons are produced
to show ths necessity for executive elem
ency.
The POsfs special says The President
Is somewhat annoyed 81 he fact thai
certain persona have been accepting
money for THAR influence In obtaining
pardons Il 10 stated today that h
wished the fact known that be investiGa.
ted each case himself, and only granted
such petitions ~ Eseommendsd them
selves to his clsmeecy. Some Of thoss
present asked permission 70 call again
for further conversation, 70 Which h
significantly replied that 10 woaid b
some time before any more pardons coax
DO granted
General Hancock has bean brsvetet
Major General in tks regular army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

- l. Richmond correspondent ssys:
'Is is, am told, remarkable fact, that
the IsrAelites in this city knew every de-
feat or victory twelve hours before asy
other people-getting il through Benjs-
min. he knew Of the fall Of Fort
Fishsr the very night it fell when i was
twenty -four hours before the public knew
IL They made immense fortunes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
ALsxkEDzR b. STrPHnxa-Ths Jour
AL ar G.msm&rnA aava.


s0l Of Cemsercs says:
IA gentleman, nov at the AstoF
Hoase, has Just returned from Boston,
whsrs be suceaeded In obtaining an in
terview with Mr. Stephens, late rebel
Vies-P president, in bis place Of eon6ns-
nsns At Fcrt Warren. The apartment
10 described &c partially underground,
and 30 damp that nrsa are buils in the
amer part OF the day. without reference
10 the external Temperature. Mr.. Ste
phens il said 20 have appeared patiently
sabmissivs, expressing himself as never
having been an enemy Of the Govern
ments but - having excepted public
Office in the Confsdersey with hopes Of
contributing more speedily TO settle
msnt Of the national difficulties. His
health is pFecarious. .es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
- The following Ia a dissertation

- The following 10 q description Of
the present appearance Of the house In
which Andrew johnson resided when .
tailor: r.. --.--tf
Two magnificent weeping willows
still stand in front Of the house, with
ths following Inscription "A. Johnson,
Tailor. Cutsiag done to order at eli
times, and neat Ats made or no pay.
By close attention 70 business he hopes
70 merit > liberal patronage from his
old customers"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

~la sks CifcNA CeuFt, held lasl
weak, tbs following criminal csses were
disposed Of: Thcs. Dougherty. for mur-
der, acquitted; John Brewer, forgery,
three ysAzs in the penitsrtiNry; Vim. B.
staley and Isaac johnson, horse steal.
Ing, eaeh sWo years Ia the psnitentiary.
Owsn csanty Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

HE The unsettled var claims Of the
different States against the general Gov
erument, a. closely as they can be esti-
mated, foot up s77,7l0,s64. This viii
Be reduced BY some millions when the
claims are audited.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

- Several hundred Of the noss 70
spectacle merchants Of Ailwaukse, Wis
eensin, have been hauled up for neglect
Of duty uader the revenue acts, and
nnlcted IA ksavy fnes. Many retail
dealers, particularly druggists, photo
graphsFs and booksellers, have also had
nnes Of 9Th dollars and upward in
posed upon them for insHHReient stamp,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

cIxctxEArI, Aus. z3--Ths river hAs
fallen 2 inches. Heavy rain last night;
now clearing up.
PIrrssURG, Aug. 22-River 5 feet 9
inches by the pier mark, and falling
Heavy rain lat night and this morning.
WAsHIEGTox, Aug. 22-The ChroAi-
els this morning says:
From "a Official Who has iusa return
ed from brief trip through some Of the
soushern States, whore be vent On OH
eial business, We have fall confirmation
Of the reports which have recently come
from those localities Of the utter destisu-
ton Of the South, and Of the desire Of
the people az large 10 suhmis ehserfully
10 the GovernMent Of The Uniied States
The C1YontcLe adds:
From ell accounts, it appears that il
fair expression Of public opinion can
be obtained at the coming elections In
the South, there viii be little dizeulty
in the work Of re-orgsnisAtien.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23


WAsHtx0roE, August 22-MAi Gen.
Hitchcock has puhiished Q latter con.
osrning the exohaags Of prisoners and
the inhRmAniiy Of tia rebel GoyernmsHt,
and sustasns the policy Of SserstAry
Stanton. o
General Hitchcock says in ahis letter,
40 long Ms the cartel for the exchange
Of prisoners was respected ia the South,
IL was faithfully observed BY onr Govern
ment, and there was no reason 10 doubt
its faithful execution to the end Of tbs
war, unless properly revoked By author
icy, If the rebels had not violated iss
terms under circumstances indeed OF
great Aggravation. Gsaeral y. adds:
The day must coae when every true
Americas win DO proud Of the reflection
that the GoveFnmsnt was strong enough
to crash ths rebellion without losing the
smallest element Of lie Humanity OF lie
dignisy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

So The Life Of Horace Mann, by his
wife, 10 being translated into the Spanish
language II will BE- strong dooament
in tho hands Of the Spanish Abolition
Society, recently organised, and now
spreading over Spain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

ew- Gen. Robert E. Lee has bean
offered the Presidency Of Washington
College, at Lexington, Virginia, and tbs
Virginia papers are in q state OF anx-
ious solicitrde about his acceptance Of
fha noaiiion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

sw ZOE MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS vEERTIAE HAIR DYE has stood
ths tsst Of trial, and is constantly Increasing in
public hgof. fnEa W#H M
TIE vEHRTIAE HAIR DYE Is the bess and
cheapest made. Its price Il only r6e, and each
bctsls contains double the qaAntfsy Of Dye I'm
these usually sold for o..
THIs HAIR DYE In manufAeszfsd b. pscz
liar process. watch renders 90 Infnitsly superf
% any dyoin the market. Being sOmplsss inst
bottle, no preparation Is required. which great
simsliaes the application
EE USING THIS DYE you evotd shat rusty
dead spRsaranes By which dyed hair and whisAars
are 20 sadfiy recognized, whsn an infsrioF araa-
10 hos besn used Is n produces perisOtiy nAau-
Il color OF any SHADE that Ia desired, from rich
brown 10 Jesty. lustrOus black. that viii not
amrt, crock o. staiA the clothing. Invest Tbe
Ane Jon VII Be conv inoed. eOld BY all Drug
glsta and Fancy Goods Dealers.
HTIe - A. L. MATEEws, Manufactures.
\ ~DEAzAss BARNES co., Rev York, Whole
sale Agents. uye
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
= - lE1aaIinn InI.IlIu1..

AS WneennA <nsSsssSeaed says
y" There 10 . growing controversy On
hand in relation TO Berkeley and Jeder-
sou Counties Old Virginia claims them,
aEa West Virginia also claims them. II
Il mo- than likely the dispute win 60
before Congress at the next session, il
not before the Supreme Court"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

- The body of Archibald Reed,
Company l, 9th Indiana Cavalry, vas
taken Qua Of the Mississippi last week.
He vas one Of the victims Of the steam
boat Picrcs disaster.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
WALL PAPER Ac

TUsT RxOKTVKD A Lace AND WELL
y sslsstsA ss0rtnsns OF wan and Window
saDsnz, Pa4i1 an4 AgzEsa, whaeh ths public are
snFited 10 eail, and -sxanIps bsfors purchasing
kiso > nsw sapply Of 1snnyson's nsw posa-
k.ocH AsDaa-Ia paPsr eoysrss sEles g essn.
1bs 4. HkALF's-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
BOARDING.

DOAKDTEg HOUeE.-Mfs. Josuphius Raish
ID viii opsn BoaFdinH Eouas, shis day (Mon.
1sv RTsfl, On water Street. bstwsso Can ana
MaIbsFry, opposite tbs cav miil- Sac promises
% gins ssfisizetfoz 70 al who can At her houss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

- One Peter Schvars, living in
Gsrmsntown, Ohio, beat his wife 10
death with 9 chair aad olub, Tuesday
&heraeon- he Esd and was caught in
q eorn .6eld.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

We hope steamboat nsn win bear in
mind that the Journal Company 10 pre-
pared to do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equailed and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentIemes, and We
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
NOTICE.

CKALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- 81 ny cfncs nntfl satnf9ays sspSmeeE stbs
1885, foF fnrnishlss ehs Cozafy Very Dor1s o.
Good Hbekovy wood. 90 b delfysred a. ne Court
Houns Il RRansxftIs before M0gsDbsr 1efs lsco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

AOHFW NWWWANWWs
A Clergy man, while residing In 6oath Amarioa
as missionary, discovered SASS and simple
Fsmedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early
Decay, Dlsaases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans. and the whole train Of disorders brought on
BY bsnefal and vicious habits. Great numbers
have abeon already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted By . desire TO benefit the aGaieted ans
unsortunntes 4 will ssnd the recipe for prspaxins
and using this medicine, In q sealed envelope, %
any one Who needs it. Free If Gauge.
Please oneioSe postpaid envelope, ADDRESSED
10 younseiE Address,
Gg1 .cC1C JOSEPH T. IEMAN.
JyS7 .em. Station D. DIble Houao, u. II. olfy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

,.0u 30 AilkF-----t " UA4
The river continues TO fall rapidly and only
sbout six feet can now To found on the shoaisst
bars hsnos TO Louisville, and seven fet % Cairo.
At ( Dassness wee lively on ths wharf yesterday.
s4 "A Ths arrivals sfncs Monday night include the
Oharmsr and Emma BrgwR, Claire to Evansville;
%. Patrick, Memphis 70 Louisville; Dariias'
. oansinnati 70 Memphis; =. il. Groesbsek, Renee
a "a RIcrsncs and Rsindssr, Cairo 70 Cincinnati;
Phantom, Tennessee riverte Evansville; Mercury
81 3D. Louis 70 louisville; Palestine, Louissiiis TO
Cairo; Lady Grace Louisviis and return W. H.
O. umrf6r LoniasiIs 20 o. Louis.
Tho oharmer had "a excellent trip In yeaier-
- y day morning including 70 bales Of cotton to 60
forward By She famous Cotton Express 20 New
30 York. Tho OharmeF leaves at o'clock to-day for
Cairo and al way ports. She 10 an elegant boat
With ane appointments and her Gnsosrs are ds-
sorvedly popular. Duke Hieholson and Val. sor-
enson her accomplished clerks. -n m
The &c. Patrick had big trip, including SAT
bales OF cotton, sonsi sned to friends, Brown.
Dssksrson Co., Agents for che celebrated Belle
.e fentAins Cotton Express By which route u goes
zoo =: .s :. =. s.s - ;.
from ths Tennessee river, to the Same eonsiGnses,
ss iss' 90 ss s;sss S s"'
Phantom rsturng TO tho Tennessee this evening"
and 90 shs brought large orders. she viii 60 cut
full. she IL elegant little boat. OF crest speed,
NfhE and Captain Irwin is elegant and accomplish
I'd gentleman.
.aNkn The Mmma Browr, purehased from the Govern
msnt By John .. Gilbert and Captain Henry
Scott arEived here yesterday from Cairo, and will
.A stripped OF her gunboAt style and fitted
for commercial business She win make neat
and sIegant boat, and we think her owBsrs have
,sslssl,s a ane bargain. - se
80 ~ The Romeo Reipdoer and FIorencs, late Of the
- " Mississippi Squadron, passed up yesterday TO DO
"a fssz lFshttsd abeys. ae74a
The Palsssias had pretty fair trip fF Cairo
ea yesterday. We indebted to her polite clOrk,
tisss Mr.. Geo. Ashcroft. for Few Albany and Louis
willie papers Of Mondsy evening.
The Lady Grace had a pretty fair trip both
wAys Last night, and we are glad to shs 10 do.
Ina very fAir business
The Reese Hite, neat, fast and popular boat,
will be she regular packet for Henderson and
louisville this afternoon. Travellers who desire
aplsassnt and quick trip 20 Louisville, will ind
themselves suited the tidy and swift Rose
Hite. $500. .s.-rs,-
~ Ths WIN. white has changed her Mind and did
Rst leave for Tennes. - river last night. ~~
Tho J. p. webb had q very handsome trip out
last evening.
2af1nH The W, n. Carter Ia her way down, with q
new 90. Louis fsrry-boat In tow. The Garter
eO"s 70 Sc. Louis, ana probably passed In the
Is rs Ths great Rath Sc Louis to day for New
orleans, Pausengers by the ChArmer this after
Aoon win Connect with the Ruth Mt oalro s
The james Gray lon for Green river last night
e with good trip.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
DIssOLUTTON.
NOTICE.

gVNo uREA0, RRAN AND corn
n EATERsf
We have sold Of ouEs cid sSork q BKsur, and
are new IN ths market VITA Fresh white and Esf
WheAt Rlear; Msai tnsf ground; Corn J1st
thpoagh eissssoFss and ysry nios aae elsan, 10
snail o. lsrgs desss just 10 suit petisnts ~ me
eSaaAaxn MIilys es<s Locust sad ossal strse1'
- - TGLKHEAKr BRoTHEEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

: A PRoyETABEH On SFnKR--The New
YORK and Newark Pesroleun Company,
Hamilton T. Towls. Of Oil City, Super
intsndens, last week struck 6ns vein
Of intoxicating oil ~ the depth Of 1874.
feet. The veil is one quarter Of mile
from shs Allegheny river, upon Two
Nile Ran, Eve miles below Oh City.
shs strike, and, on Saturday. the pump
ing commenced, aud has sincs continued
At the rata Of 6fsesn barrels per day.
The grade Of oil obtained is remarkably
low. being only 20 degrees, and is worth
- tbs veil swenty.6vs dollars per bar
rel Ten barrels Of such oil IL more
than sqaal in value 10 one hundred and
fifty barrels of oil on Pilhols.--Pitss,
6ssra Gdseffs, Deg. Ia go ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

BY = letter from Mr. Harry Walker, second
clark Of the Ruth, we learn that upon the arrival
OF that beat et 81. Louis, Capt Pegram, l.. o.
Saith, Grst cierk and himself, viii retire freun
} 3 her and that thu command will b assumed b.
Capt. Ben: Taber, OF the Olive Branch. Mr.
WALKER will return 70 his home In this city for q
isw weeknSraa6 Ne has hosts OF friends bore
who Win gladly welcome him.
Tho Memphis Commercial Of the 18th says:
The Monday packets, Adam Jacobs and supe-
4 enc sSsssion o. speed and Il ~ss resolved 10 SSSe
che problem solved. The jacobs, after dropping
down ihs channel waited Tor the Superior u back
cot, and In Ave minutes by the watch, after ths
latter rassed 40 by the wherf-boAt, tho dashin9
Adam came tearing" after her with colors hy-
tnW. We expect the race TO be warmly contested,
and wsit with interest," tor further particulars.
Mwe did not learn the result OF tho race, but
10 venture the assertion that the Superior
''whseked" the Jacobs; at least we know she
; Among the passengers BY the Lady erase we're
our elegant frionds Oapts J. v. Throop and Gus.
SO Zsmcke who have boon TO Cincinnati on a tour
of observation.
=, The gunhoat Line Raves, aud q number OF Gov
81 sFnnent bArges lying at thia wharf, are adver-
tissd IN the oinclnnatt pqpera 10 be sold In 81.
Louis. We think EvAn willie would be the proper
place 70 advertise them u ~
MAHHYnsf exNAMRn GHARmRR Morris Ranger,
ehhas tobacco; white Bros, II dol W Noel a
90, 10 dol Brown 8 Dunkerson, n do, IS bales
eeetoAi Warren Conyngion, melodeon DOR
SON Uo. ~ hxs peaches; Hall a Rudd, trunk
S. cSpas''H sA '0' Fgssss,Ons cabin ,or pas
We are indebted to Harry Walker, the unrivaI-
: asd hslSha clerk Of the peerless Ruth. for lass
New Orleans papers.
The Ruth left New Orleans on August 18th, bGi
waa detained eleven hoars at Matches, vieksburs
and Memphis, receiving and dissharging freight
9 GAs he'd go cabin passeneers. h
ons-half Of the TaooBy has been sold 10 chas
A. Morris, at che rate Of $4,000 for the boat
she will run mp the Missouri river.
A Cairo dispatch reports only sixteen inches o
water on Harpeth shoals, In the Cumberland.
The Cincinnati soomnereial Of Monday say
osps. Josh v. Throop and Superintendent Lsmok'
len that city on Sunday, on thu S. Nicholas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

North American Insurance Co,
Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets
80 - e4E0, 900 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

3 esh-e)ol. u @. B. Sumau.
74lh--T4ienk. Col VIM s. Pollard.
3osh--Lieak Col Henry W. Lswton.
3la-Lieut. Col jas. r HallowelL
32d Lieut. Col Hans Blame.
S4th-Coi. Robert @. Morrison.
& a5sh--ooL Aug. q. Tassih.
36th-Capt. john p. swisher.
40sh-CoL Henry Leaning.
5igt--Col Vim. N. Denny.
STEh.-~oel John 3. Mc(1raw.
47th-CoL jobs A. McLanghlin.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Etna Life Insurance Co,
= Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets
$1.000,000 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

North American Insurance Co. Of
New York. Cash Assets 5000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

So Tho following Is the list Of To-
diana regiments In Gen. Sheridan
command vho are ordered 10 be mus
tered out: 5asFs go ii'a