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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

~ The heated term is on rs ia earnest. Ii
you don't believe il try a promenade on wash
ington street about mid day. Oh for blast
from Hecls, or something else that will cool the
atmosphere and prevent our corporeal carcasses
from dssolving.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

sERev Mr. Foster. OF this city. delivered
an Grafton at Shebyvlle on the Fourth. IL was
the largest assembly of citizens ever together at
one time in Shelby county and was old fash
Toned celebration, in which all joined
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

Boron, Jul, "A statue oi Horace Mann.
placed ~ front at stats House. oppo,he the
statue OF p,Dlel Webster, WIS appropriately Ia
ausufaled yesterday Addresses we're made by
Governor Apdrew aud DE- L q. Howe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

tE- Information is wanted of C. W Potter,
who has been a member of Battery b Iudepen-
dent Light Artillery, Tenth Army Corps. He
came to this city with considerable amount of
money. since which time nothing has been heard
of him. Any information concerning his where
abouts will be thankfully received by his wife,
Mrs Potter, at Boston, Ohio
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the ,.ur,n nj ,,uc,n..,,.

CINCINNATI. july b The Fourth Of July was
celebrated here with more enthusiasm aud dis
play th,h ever Witnessed before. An Immense
procession, composed OF militia. returned solae.
teet- aud civic societies. parsded the streets, aud
al ullbl there was a magnificent dspla, OF lire.
works, The weather vas excessively hot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EFoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

~ FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the ties,
Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public favor.
Tx VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made Its price is only 20 cents and each bottle con-
tains double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess which renders it infinitely superior any dye in
market. Being complete in bottle, preparation
Is required which greatly supplies the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RUSTY, DEAD APP
pearanee by which dyed air and whskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has beeh used
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that Il
desired, from ricn brown to jetty ustrous black,
that will smut crock, stain the clothing Invest
IS and you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer
DEMAs BARNES CO, New York, Wholesale Agents
myl0-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

Promotions The following promotions were
made at the Office Of the Adjutant General. 10
Indiana regiments, on Yesterday:
Ninth Cavalry George A. Armstrong, Adju
tent.
Thirteenth Artillery-James II Robertson
First Lieutenant; VIM. S. Motif. Second Lieu
tenant. I#.f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

s8- Crompton's Strawberry Balsam i Ger
tain remedy tor diarrh9t. dysentefy, choef'
morbus. lu.. heartburn. and all bowel CON
plants. IL l. entirely vegetable. specific TOT
camp dlarrhea. Sold at Wholesale BY Browning
L Sloan. Indianapolis I.eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

IT A rich growth Of hair produced. the natu
raj color restored. mot dyed). and all diseases of
the scalp. falling off. &c, cured by using "Eu-
reka." the infsllible hair restorative Price
81 10 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
j. +. SkSoUR,
Druggist, Bates House Block, Agent.
eod-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

IT, We were pleased 10 meet with our friend
u =. Bence yesterday, at present Surgeon OF VI,
Thirty third Indiana. The Doctor IL n genial
companion aud intends locating IN this city al
the expiration OF his tatm ~ service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

~ II yo1 have not you should try the Bath
House of Mr.. Lambert, OF the canal, near the
Rolling Mill. The room Is fitted up IN good
STYLE and everything kept in pleasant order.
Try IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

~ Two men were run over and killed by a
train on the Terre Haute Railroad on Tuesday.
We were unable TO learn their names or any OF
the particulars concerning the accident
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

Ion. JOSEPH K. MCDONALD, Indianapolis, Indiana
JOHN X. C0FFROrH Huntington. Indiana.
WIN. DALE, New York City.
JOSEPH w. NEwLiN, Attca, Indiana.
JOS RgSTlNE, Covington, indiana.
X. NJ MCDONALD, Covington, Indiana.
DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

FArR AT Masonic HALL "A Fair will be held
at Masonic Hall. on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week. for the benefit
Of the new school house for girls now building
in the rear of St. Mary's Church. on East Mary
land street. This enterprise is gotten op under
the auspices Of the ladies Of St Marys. and it
should be literally patronized. There can be DO
better object than to promote the means for
the education OF the rising generation. 3-4t
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RENovATERS.
CLEANING AND DYelNG ESTABLISHMENT

az HAUNTED sTAfKs pYE hOvsA. no. sssoUTa
II Illinois street, Ind annapolis, Indiana,
A. his old ana veil known establishment, the lsdies
can have SILKS and WOODEN goods dyed In perm anenl ant
beautiful coors. and sen's garments thoroughly renosa
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bought aud sold. also,
particular branch IN the business denounatsd nne draw
ias-bia liable cloth tear la any garment can be
wrought u not be visible 10 the naked eye
Remember the place, No. - souh Illinois street.
,.ntn JOSEPH HARMS. Proprietor
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The ,ou,,s "a, ss.i,sux

HALWAx. July The Fourth Was appropri
ately celebrated by the few resident Americans
and visitors here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

CaicAoo. Jul, "A frame block on the cor.
ner OF Mechanic aud North Water streets va.
destroyed by fire last night Loss $40 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

ESee DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement,
on the fourth page of to days paper
ian 25 If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

PnILAprlrniA, july 5 jay Cooke report
subscriptions Ia the 7 80 loan. on the tsh and slh
o. amount 10 S5, Cos $40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

CRICKET CLUB-There will be a meeting of
the Cricket Club on Thursday. July 9th at eight
o'clock, at the House Of Lords
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
WABASH PETROLEUM E!
AND
COAL MINING CO..
AT
COvINGTON, IND
Capital Stock, $3,2jO,OOO,
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA.

WILLIAM DALE, of New York. President,
JOSEPH RIS Inc, Covington, Vice President.
w. ID. KkkR. Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
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chief Justice shas--ReceprtOu a
Gov. Johnson at savannah

chief Justice has--ReceprtOu of
Gov. Johnson at savannah
NEW YORK, July 5-Chief Justice Chase and
daughter arrived at the ST. Nicholas Hotel last
evening, and will leave this evening for Proyi-
dence. r. |.
Dispatches from all parts of the country show
that the anniversary yesterday was observed with
much more than usual enthusiasm and elaborate
ness of detail.
The steamer Nevada, with Savannah dates to
the LIST, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald announces the arrival
there OF Provisional Governor johnson and his
cordial reception by the people The City Coun-
Gil adopted resolutions of welcome and request
ing the Governor to deliver an address, which re-
quest Was complied with. The address was to
be delivered on the evening Of the LIST.
The colored troops doing guard duty in Sa-
vannah have been relieved and sent into the in
terror.
Judge Parsons OF the District Provost Court.
has ordered certain property known as Kin's
wharf. con6scatei ard sold by the rebel author
ties, restored to its former owner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
rRnn Nogrn cARoIINA.

NKwBERS. ". @. July LIE Is reported that
the Government u about 10 make an important
seizure. In the direction OF the North Csrolina
gold mines
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

Gsu.l - vosTnl-A0EsTs wAS<sD KvEhr.
% SCI vhsfe 20 introduce the Improved shsv
CLARK f3O family sewing nsehne the loo plcs ma
der, wheeler whoa Hove. singer a Co. snf bs<h-
elder All other machines sod 'of lee than forty
dollars each are nfFingsmsnls and the seller and user
liable 70 Zoe aud imprlsonmsDt.
SALARY ami expenses, 90 large eommi.aiea allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent Tree
Adarsss STRAW CLARK.
mysdA w3m htdtefora. MANS
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MORE P.aRDOs,s GR.sx-TED
&c. &c. &c. &C. DC.
The Fourth at LouisviIIe-Genera
Sherman

The Fourth at LoutsviIIe-Genera
She man.
LOUISVILLE, July "A splendid banquet wa:
given to Sherman at Masonic Temple. on Mon
day evening. The Geperal addressed the meet.
ing 10 one of his happest efforts, and distinguish.
ed military and civil orators contributed their
efforts on the occasion
Independence Day was appropriately celebrated
yesterday at the Fair Grounds Dr.. Gilbert de
livered Grafton
Colonel Mundy, a candidate for Congress
made all eloquent speech in favor of the Con-
situtional Amendment
Ghueral Brisbin advocated negro suffrage. the
laying of heavier tariff on foreign manufac
lures. and holding she rebel States and Terri.
tories until they adopted the Constitution, ex
tending suffrage and putting away slavery.
The cOlored people assembled in vast throngs
at Johnsons Woods. to witness the maneuvres
OF colored soldiers Everything passed of grsndly
the pleasure of the celebration being only mar
red by few Cases OF sunstroke
General Logan has issued orders for the i'm
mediate mastering out of the entire Army of the
Tennessee.
hon Nat Wolfe died here on Monday, and Dr.
Benz X Palmer died this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK A "
,>rEuEsrrNG srens os NEWS
arSraAL GRANT.

Nrw YoRK, July General Grant. who par
toip.ted in the festivities OF the Fourth at Al
bany. arrived here at al early hour this morn.
ing. accompanied by his staff. Having been a
brief time At the Astor House. the General pro
ceeded on the eight o'clock tram for Washing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
GREAT POPULAR LOAN Of THE PEOPLE.

Less than s23O.Ooo0Oo Of the loan authorized By the
lest Congress now on the market Tais amount at
The rate At which it is being absorbed, will all be sub
scribed Tor within two months when the will
iouotedly command premium. a. has uniformly been
The case on closing the subscriptions 90 other leans.
In order that ctisensin every town ard section Of the
country be afforded facilities for taking the loan
he National Banks, State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to
,sve subscriptions par. Subscribers will select their
,wn agents, IN whom they have confidence. and who
My are 10 be responsible for the delivery Of the
or which they receive orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

WYE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GISTS to the above establishment and invit'
them, when in the city, to look through our stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was at 81 So. an
before additional so per Tariff Duty
which, confident will enable rs to sell goods II
our line very low and yet realize profit. We will dn
sdered.
Orders are solicited je7'-dly
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-15

Die Oane auerit empf1nsen, tpie er uatirli6 ee
gaubt eS iei eine S6nslter Des GrmOroeten,
pie er iie ol8 iOl6e anaereoet, unD ipie er oann
Dtlbe 9ebabt, lie su berubiaen als fie ouf oieie
gBeile erfabren, oaB bet @raf bon gpapiIe ben
@arcOn seipielt unb feline treue 0attn in Der
Serne pcllitdnoig perleugnet babe.
Gr la6te berSlich Bel benz @eoarfen an bieie
Stenc uno iaete:
Ser 3Urn iiber ben uueetreuen bate BON
oieiem Ausenblide in bic tleine Srau auf tpun=
oerlame Wee iiber ibren 8erlult getr5itet. Sb=
re Sbrdnen waren pI0Bli6 setrudaet uno ID
lab su reinem 8etDrnB, oab mir Die 9lufgabe,
bic blbide Bittme su tr6l ten, piel gu leiat se=
maht mOroen
IS muB oas, bemertte yteiielrooe, ober aud
fiir ein treue8 6rauenber5 cine b06it bittre Grz
fabrung lsin gGas tuiiroen Sic tbun-tpanbte
er lih an feline Bartnerin, Die @rdfiu 8eu9nOt,
menn Sic 10 etpaS pom BeusnOt bDrten, 9ad
oiglle @rafin?
DaB er ben Junggeiellen ipielte? SD wirbe
tbn bitten, nun aub in Der Nolle gu b!eiben ullo
ME riebr ME mebr iib einfaaen gu laiien, ben
@bemann 5u lpielen
Oie 9erren laAten.
gBas tpiro bic fleine Srau @rdfin nun be-
sinnen? fra9te @raf gteHelrooe. QSirb iie bic,
bleiben ooer ibr 9pH1ssr in ibrer Burg auf'
1bla9en?
. '9, (6ortIebuns fol9t.)
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Sr. 2a1mpa im @pslar, a6niA.
rSteTs seGgaUDtyer.

BELT mt feinsn betlsaen unt frdftsitsn Rr6a.
tern teretten asueten uuebbar unb rai aus bic rau
baen UeI6. qua nreeeGmaBstesea i'm Jeeea sber Blu.t
entneoeH, ais bl fnb,
ardmp1e ieber Dirt, insbeicnbere Uasentrampf,
SdmorrbciOen, @bOIera= slnfdlle, Diarrbae, ao-
lifen 8retrubr, s5dWinoel, .5ldbunsen, Sppi=
i6mers, aitbma, taltes 6ieber, @pilepiie.
5n allen ptefen sdaeu ID sas Dt. mse zoe Itrt;
tpet 0rttie 81 pttles r ss Gnebbar prtt fpDrt
@egea c>rcmtSe,e, ,Oeralfeten; Nbeumatism mus
btir ote ar, ea csf9t 4 beumatts & m Sattt
tper 6cr 81, Bpreu ilr $5l (piertseu 5aaen NIT
BEN trtt spstsG an9cpanbt Hdsr.
Der WatHrSofot eampt In 5ostat Bat etaen 70 srpsen
1nf bae 9attsuten aus aGen Ebsien oer elt ~ ibni
hrOmsa; ct Bat epuis Napoleon tn Sabre 1862 ors ener
udersarnrubr os ais pube lbsr srRlari turtr
pat gesenp1tte, auSer erea 1000 paentem aus e1 uat
5ern 0ts fOnsi5f 6dmif vpn 3annUoer, @rCbiur geH.
hanftn DDa 3abash nesa Sematltn unb 5srsp6 Don III.
ttnbur8 ae5a lpdter In Sebnnniuua.
9n Baltimore 81, u. tSD9esr &p.. Setb 9. 5anct &
5asncdmr aaspdrt'8 d1cr Apptbefen gu tdbe
2aaptbepOt fir Oterit. 3oiua,bia 50. Gbrtftiau 81.
gs @penue Walttugtrn. 8. &.
Smpprttrt BON Gr. ysitfcb & GyD.,
tOft27-) 9fp. 4S2 BroabtDap. 5eFr 2)eri.
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+ 5rnllleton. u.
Dif Rbfibcr Burg.
Grsdblmns poI 6. G6ufins.

tOprtteRun6
So gin9 ih tnieoer itm Waifer Sl bOlen, unb
muBt' oann bel ibm i'm Seu liBsn uno ba bat ct
mir alles erSdblt, g1n5 Der 8elbe mad, uno wie
ids Sud oorbtn gefaSt babe, baB es 9etommen
lit. Na4 oab er eiSentlid SobanneS Selte
belize uno i6On friiber allerlei auslaufen lalfen.
mas niht tpoblsefdlli5 mlht bel @ott uno eet1
DteniGen. S&wars bat er fih 9enannt sebabt
in Der Nesintentsliite, aber Don Qauie aus bal
er Selfe sebeiben. 3tpe, brei Stunoen babe
id bel ibm 9eielIen, uno e8 lit nidt belIer uilb
aub nidt idlmmer nit ibn seDrroen; uno 10
tcmmt encl.d Elm Soldier NIT ieinen Sdafen in
oen8ieiell bel Der rotben S1euer unb oem bas
be icb seminft unb babe ibm seiast pie Oa Elm
damn auf Dem SDoe lIge in Dem 9eu uno bab
er nad ibm isben iOlle; uno Der S6dfer 1T aud'
bineinsesansen, uno bat ibn 9lei4 bsiler pere
bunben, olS ct Ielbit uno ih e5 peritanoen. -
llno oann babe i6 eS eem SobanneS petipro=
6en, oaB id ben Mbenb oeiielbigen @eges gu,
rid baberfommen npllte uno na1 ibm ieben
mitroe. uno 10 bin i9 enolid peiter 9e9anS-
en-, nteinem @ei6lfte na6, gen 6illeSmagen !;
fir oas @ieoerfommen aber baben bic @eaS=
paru,en seiorst Die mid mi senOmmen baben,
bierber lno nun pibt Sbr allies. 2lber por
ben @eridten iase id nidt8 aus, Bis i6 pieeer
frei bin uno ieben taun, Oh Der Wiann tpot iit.
DAB i6 geben uno ibn BET @eriht aneeben
iOute, basu bat Der Sobannes mfrs ni9t er=
Sdbit!
0ti6arb i6wieg na@ oieier @rjdblung 8ers
eno's. @r bate wdbrenO oerielbea ieinen Gnt
idlub gefaBt. 1
9lls nad elmer Weile Der @efdngniBpdrter
fam, um ibm elm anosres 2ptaI, elne 3elle fir
ibn ollein, ansaneiien, oriifte ct oisiem Elm
Sell itld in Die lpano unb bat ibn, ibm 59reibs
3eug uno Yapier un0 2ldt 5u brin9en. Sc,
Dlann psri6affte ibm bas @ewlnltte aueerl-
bl'dli6, oa es ni6t 9eser ba8 Heelement einea
Boll5eiSefdn9pil1es uerltieb, uno &iharO festt
/ iia auf leinen StrobitubL Inn iofort enen IAN:
gen B,lef an bic @rdfin pom Gpauile gu I9rei
lbin.
| 9ie @rdfin erbelt nod an mielben Nbenot
ben brief ftdaro's. Wtlt Der @ntblqung baf
Der Oeierteur Sobannes Selte belize, waro oel
DlOrp lbres @attsn allss Hdtbelbaiten fir iit
eutfleioet Sic tuubte, Oub oleier Wtenid bn
ben SOB sei6moren, neil @raf Antoine DON
Gpap,Ile pDr Sabren, ais ct lih ain !6ofe ieinea
ObeimS. oeS 0er5O5s pOn 9lnslure, aufbieIt,
ben bitterten 6aB Des WiSroers ii4 3ugeSogeu
bate.
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&Seitl6ftBsAnSelge..

n ~GCHIiIYC "l" S''S''l'VS O'1.'-'
@AAl BON
Trico teb &n0pp,
So. 20, 81 unb 33 6Cllt op StraBe,
f6ras sesennbsr ber NapUr Office.
ga wirO BON 1S ee6rern DoGfdnbiSer &sal-, @pre@s,
@6reib @elans unb 3si9nen nuteridBt eree't. Sstz
tiOneu in, QateiuGen uub Grlpsffber, icne i'm Slaz
bieipieleu auf SerlaaSen. 9ebra&er nterrid in per-
ib eOeueu 9laltn. .a,u+
Nir peibbe Saubnrbsiten If cine seprertn ansesuf'
Nttt eer ed lle ift Ell 8arn anitat perbuUben.
@&HIer werSeu in Sof Hno So9t9 Sc
gSSbers Qnstuuft ert6eirt ber Yru5pal Ter anftslt
e. 9uapp, 33 6oaioapftr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

NEw Yohg, May 20.-A Correspond
eet with (}eu Wilson's cavalry column,
writing from Macon, gives a very inter
esiinE sketch Of the present condition
Of affairs in Georgia Civil, military,
social and pefsonal-all the people,
nearly wherever the National troops
are stationed, profess to be good Union
lists. They admit that they have been
conquered and have no desire for con-
-iiRnanee of ihe war
So great are the security and good or
der Instituted 10 all places occupied by
Gen. Wilson's forces, that the citizens
are loud. in praise Of the favorable
change from rebel rule. There is great
scarcity Of foqd throughout The State
Stsr7ali2n IS Imminent, not only to the
-Tosr btt to many Of the rich, and some
bread riots have occurred Cen Wilson
has coinme rced issuing rations to the
needy IN Tati5us parts Of the country.
2 Several Conferences regarding public
matters took place at Macon, between
Gen Wilson end Gov BrowD, and the
latter, as osf readers have already been
.inIormed, issn9d his proclamation calling
an extra Session Of the Legislature, but
the General Informed him that il could
NOT m6e' Without special permission was
granted from Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
.Qbl SPEtIlL REPORT.
Bouasys,Jumpers RsIsassa-rhs
: l.Irrmx ..aaA The RrrsEnnaH

rr1r Clergy aIaa the President.
lNEw YoRk, May I9.-The bounty
jumpers and brokers, arrested at Hobo
ken some time since By Col Baker, were
lreleased yesterday. Some OF the bount =
jumpers are on parole.
The Posts Washington special says
chat q delegation of Methodist clergy
men visited President johnson to-day.
Bishop Simpson made an address, to
which the President responded. i
The HefatdS Washington special
SAYS. it9- e3 Hal
That MnximilIian agi Kirby Saith
have negotiated RR oljaaee Osr Gov
eminent is already watching The move
lr.0eats IL tkat quarter.
The Mexican Emigration Agents have
abandoned the system Of newspaper
puiFs and recruiting Offices, and have
sRbsIiluteaS secret organizations through.
ont the country TO correspond with each
other, and prepare secretly the means Of
forwarding emigFahts to the Mexican
frontier a - 4sAh
Tweaty-eight Brigsdier Generals are
ltotake part 10 the grand military pro-
eessidn, to take place on Tuesday and
"Wednesday
ThelIAh and 2Oth corps ofShermau's
army to arrived to-day. Tae 18th will
reach their camp tomorrow or Satur-
day.
, The right wing of Sherman's army is
expected arrive at Alexandra to-day
Tie l4th and 20,h corps arrived in tie
'vicipitysof Alexandris to-day. '7A
4 ThesieamepJohn Brooks arrived from
CITY Point to-day, with large lot Of
machinery used in Richmond by the
rebsis3, which had been Stolen by them
from Hsrper's Ferry
This machinery was all packed in
boxes by the rebels, and was ready for
movement from Richmond. The boxes
lal b5re tie mark of Richmond, C A.
army IL was doubtless the Intention of
the rebels to run them to North Caro-
lima, as they were AL directed to Deep
River.
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- . ~ IT
stahees that would become necessary2s
A. He said so soon as the Confeder-
aey was near giving outI soon as they
were nearly whipped, thatmHst beTd9pesI
that would Be the .6naf Feso1rce to gain
the indepeadehee Of the CSAfedefaey
%. .oDidathe citizens whu were with
him engage in conversatiop2H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

rated, and as am wriling--on wy
y TO DefrOit---1 wiz only say that ,.iI
Is upon you. ~ our sl1isguises s are 30
rfect and compleies that, withont one
ew your face, police or telegraph
p4eh woaIa catch y5u The English
nj Iemap, HaFcourt, must not act hasti-
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Additfonal Rive Iterhs.


7.
The river i aesli1ias sfeadty bot slqzly, snd
the weather eonAapes hes Azd saiiTy, With show
sfs daily. #a8l 4s
The srr.va's slnse last light irrl,s3s the Ft
wayre, Nashville 70 eineinpsti; eoiaan Eagis,
Mem shis g CiueiazA.i Arulada, Cairo 70 KvAns-
y'llsi ceta and wm. Nhi8, HsHdsE-oA - Louia-
vile So 1na s
Ths Golden Eagle bad 500 baiei a so.taa, and
vas fun Of p oPis.
The Arrada ought up an taniansa TRIP, IN.
eluding rs bales Of cotton, % 80 forward this
evening b the ceitaa ExPsess; sousid rAbls
quantity Of tohs- co, Dan Cassslio's Circus, and
e>bia full q peopls. 81 leaves At o'clock this
afternoon, snd NilII furnish ms mass sIasAat &c
eoEmodstions 10 Fasse1 gore. Sept. Y. Throop
Is her elegant commander, ard Bily Dpnn and
Vel sorensoa sait 60 ! ~ ns-fs aud slippers.
Tbs erbs and Bn,. bite D. u each .ull cargo
q tobacco. They ge,nrk i9 asadsrssu tAss even.
ms Y.-r, !,
The gorgeous a6saiEg 81 wiii &c The pssrless
packet or Lcnisvils this evraips. Hrr on -ers
are opulsr gutig meli. aud her apP0ib tuisats are
hrst class tfa sftfsyFl
The Pgy ytorA and Lady Grrco wiu te hers tbs
evening for Eew 0rlesns. BotA ats hrst elss
boat and splandidly omc rad.H a1 1J6
Tho r. K. Dul ksEson goes 70 Bowling GVsep
'this yeuing, aud. yin snotd the msst pleasaut
aceemr oaafions 20 paslsr gsrs. Capt rrlnkw4ies
AID joan Adams are spec al y attentive to IN ~
guests. tas -eu.a.et fr
We understand that race hetwsen pc bunker
son aLd the Sam Orr has 10 "a ARA sed, to taIo
place in tie course u vs er 80. Both beats
rxoe dir gls fsst tsF their class, aad tbs con-
test will doubtless b. a eigse enr. They vii
neither II thtm carry any passengers, and only
aDfi lent crew 70 .un then and IL is not th.ir
purpose to any risk cf strain or rexploaion.
We understand that there sre seversl bets MAD
on the relative speed of tha b as aad the betting
is ab NJ evs n. Il VIII be an exciting contest.
Ths sp eudid S. Ra-gick W u be down 10
morrUw ute to Memphis. shs a. elesaHt
accommodate for passengers, ahd Capt. Geo. o
Fart aad his subord .nst are deservcdly popni.r
gentlemen. eal