Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-29

Generals VIII be musteredout Of service
about the Let Of September CO
I The Usionists of-PhiFxd elphis have
nominated Morton McMicbaeT for the
|. position Of Mayor. = :
= Advicey frem the United States Con-
snl at Port Mahon sIates that the cholera
is certainly advancing westward.
The Pennsylvania Democratic. State
| Convention met at Harrisburg Thurs
day. Richard Farx presided Colonel
wi a. II Davis was nomiuated for Au-
ditor General ssea..gs - I .''7' -, 'a.,, ~.
l. There are no con nterfeit Treasury
notes, so fas as is kno sR, of the deHOmi-
FnaEions Of 81 l000, $500 and o. All
/ ctAers are connterififed. X =
e Property amounting 10 between three
and four hundred thousaad dollars is
daily stolen BIZ professional thieves and
| piekpockets 10 New York. ~ ssaas-
A daughter OF the old Duke Of Wei
lington, ,hsHd Der ehusband, on whose ac-
coapftne vas ,disinberiied, are Visiting
the several American WsteriBg places
a bridge is to be built over the Mis-
sotri river at St Charles, and Generals
t.Sherman and Pope and Governor Fletch-
er have been chosen to decide upon the
lsnan of the structure.
I A large party of Swedes have arrived
at Richmond, on their way to settle in
tfhs valley of the Upper James river. A
cobs'derable number of Poles also con-
template immigration to Virginia.
Fhe reeeiess from Customs for July
sn nounted to $4,000, 600. and those of
Aagnst, it is said will be much more
FlEe eighths Of the revenue il collected
at the port of New.York. ~
WhAF Lis Ghs population of Chicagof
0hs Directory just issued puts it 250,-
O00 another says il is bat 200, 600;
while the State official census Just com
i plsted for Cook ok.couuty, puts the. popula-
FdDOf the city at 1885 .lss- ~ a.i' 49, =.
~ The passenger train, which left Nash.
yille Yesterday morning for Huntsville,
] Ala, ahrokss through she trestle near
4 ERfynoids station, and was precipitated
fnto The creek below. Ten or twelve
| psrsous were killed. and a number
w9unueo.l 80 > ssasi e q = re.l.se Daa
r. Ffipfsr T.. s Hospital at Columbus,
| Ohio, which cost the Government $7O,-
| 600, has Abeen presented 10 the State Of
i Ohio, TO be used as q permanent
Soldiers Home. IL will accommodate
4 about $50 inmates. -
IL ! sl'a Sss,a u : -sg4ai4 sg = ~ 'tsa 80
Gen. Gilmore, comnaudiug in South
LCarolina, has. issued an order mastering
tout Of service the famous 54th and 56th
/ MAssachusettg negro regiments, raised
for the Govern me ut. o. The 26th, 32d and
sAl02d Uoited States negro troops are in
eladed in the came order. All the Sec
U I.ond q. Lieuteu ants who desire ii, and
whose record IL good, viii be Immediate.
4 ly assigned tossother negro regiments,
and apart Of the officers of higher grades
\ FIll be provided for in a similar way.as .
/ Borers of~oilis have this satisfaction
.thhy cater fora market which cannot be
4 glhded, The void viii consume, at a
iair price, ialhthe petroleum which can be
| prb bduced. Europe increased her con
sal 70 ptianl from 10000 600 gallons in
1852, 70 over 30,OO0,000 in 1864, and
wal take 100 600, 600 IN 1866, if they
san be furnished at reas Nable figure.
III The writer of q commun tion in one
Of the New y 0ek papers vs be has
q BEER engaged for twenty years as
CIerk. aud Teller in lead bank In
n. th ke oity; rhsE Ut q salary
tset 500 and nov has 1880 for the
SUI port of,As WIFE and six children.
Daung that time two Cashiers OF The
same, lDsliations kaye died. They re-
fseived salaries Of $4,000 aud $3, 500 per
| = - L..s A. e.e a.
eco, and the other 100000
TIL "a gentleman who has Just arrived at ST.
eIouis from Denver, says be passed and
met three thousand wagons on the great
thbroughfare travelling along without
mblestations lAll the wagons passed be-
, loheedato md were flied with retntRihg
Apntana gold hunters. who we're salts
4 ked with their trip out there. No hostile
Tndians we're on eroad They are all
reported to be north of the North. Platte
! river -asss.l
10. 1860. thsses we're sninetg establish
4ShenasabFoaghOut the Union engaged in
the mandfscture Of silk trimmings,
sueh as fringes, vgimps, buttoneg etc.
r1-Ihei to'al capital vas 81, lS3, $50; yield
ling S2,S0fs322 annually IN products
4
Slpl0wass yearlyUass9, employirg 9f9
: male and 1,TSS female hands in the
nsnufacfure, at an annual cost of labor
- i<os ,sso0 .ssaas sssls 4 sas ss ssss
The Iowao '.oSofdfera' :" con7ehtion,
on Wednesday seyeniag last nominated
ColssThemas Ill Benton; Jr., for Gov
7 FpoI, Col g.. G. Fonanda Tor Lieutsn-
ont aGoVernoF, GoLssH H. Ffimble for
Supreme Judge, and Capt j. w. Sen.
! melt for Superintendent Of Public In
e struction. All are Republicans except
Q Trimble. osa2 aalsoh1 sas q iao
: The Iowa Copperhead State ConEen.
0 ton. metrat Dss MOiBes yesterday Bot
\ 27 ccuusies of the 9Tof the Slate were
. represented, sass = a4l I'd 4sl .asr4 /. !.
the Ohio Democratic. State ConEen-
J, ton, Nesl2, was held at Columbus Thurs
: day. Vallaudig gham was the temporary
Chairman. and Judge Rnfus Raaney per-
. manent President. Tue following nomi-
nations we're made: For Governor, Gen.
? Geo. w Morgan; for Lieutenant Gov
: ernor, VIM. Long; for Treasurer, Geo.
! Speucei for Supreme Judges, Van
= Trump llong term) and Thomas M. Key
!, (short terml; for Attorney General
( David N. Wilson for School Commis-
= sioners, e, IL Barn ey, for member oi
y the Board of Public Works, A. Besef;
!, for Clerk of the Supreme Court, Chas
= Dsner.
= The provisional governor of Alabama
( telegrapbs the Presidents to suspend
= all petitions for pardon recommendeC
= BY me prior to ihis date" Il 10 hinteS
- at Washington tnat the government vii
: arrest aud hold for trial the leaders o
: the rebellion, and pardon all others b,
:, proclamation asz S - - 80
As = -s1sta sa4-8 iassaa4 ts ., o.
ar a Matanoras paper announces tha
As federal troops and artillery continue 4
IA n a-~;1-. AZ R-owuSs;ITa Franrh naws