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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

Dag They have got oil on the brain
in Kansas. The State Geologist, Prof.
Swallow, has discovered an oil spring
on Centre Greek, four and one.half miles
northwest of Lawrence, on the farm of
Mr., Huscn. The oil is thick and black,
flowing down the creek. he also dis
covered an oil spring within one,half q
mile of Tccumseh, and says that the
whole country between Topeka and TIE.
cumseh has the true oil bearing sand.
stone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

CoRHEcuoE.-In the notice for meet
ings at different points by Capt Akin
SON and Mai Lozier, who are canvassing
for the /" Soldiers Home" en- error oc-
Cured. Captain A. viii address the
people at owensville, Ind, on Monday,
August l4th, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, and
not Cnrrysville as was printed yesterday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

BE- The Washington Telegraph com
plains that the Evansville papers are
strangely retieent as to the particulars
of the disturbance which took place here
on the 3lst. We gave plain statement
of all the facts in the case, and had 9TH
er papers been content to copy our state
ment without drawing on their imagina-
tons for additional particulars, they
would have kept nearer the truth. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

B@rThe geutlemanly officers of the
Morning Star have laid US under obliga-
tons to. them for late Louisville and
New Albany papers. Many thanks, gen.
tlemsn. Such favors are properly ep-
preciated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12


SPEER's SAhBURs Pom WIxE = De
eidedly one OF the uieest and most cred
table of any advertised articles we have
ever seen is The vinous fluid bearing the
above name, from the vineyard Of Mr..
Alfred Speer,s of Passaic, N. J. This
wine is expressed from the samburs
grape, species originating in Portugal,
which, under the hand of Mr.. Speer, has
been brought to state of great periec-
ton. The wine possesses the very high,
est medicinal virtues, and certainly as
an article of beverage it is not, in our
Judgment, to be surpassed in color,
lasts, or any of the quslities which con-
stitute pure, mild, aud agreeable vine.
-BOston Transcript 49,. teloq
Our druggists have procured some
that is four years old, direct from the
vineyard. $3.50 aueIE 20
- D.. u r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

SSIl is fact well understood, that
the great Wardrobe Of Anspacher & Sous,
furnish the most tasteful and well got
up garments Of any clothing house 10
.ths city.aT Thar many customers 6nd
]outs these PLEASANT truths, and appreci-
ate them. How many more are there
wiling to be converted? Let us see
your smiling faces at No 3 and S First
street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
DED1oATED TO LAND j. D

The lovely plant to US was given.
We hop'd with US would bloom
s A Fathers hand has sAis, ssIn Heaven
e shaIlbe its sweet perfume
It vas plueksd from earth and plan ted there
81 To ops' in that bright sphere; 49,,
A fathers love-A mothers care. ~
Could net retain her here. 800,
her lovely voice aud laughing eyes irl5
= No more on earth we'll greets ( bss.
Fer shsis far beyond thssky, ZOO hns q
Where angel voices meet. Ga sg5~t-
o- She p taken from our fond esnb.acs-
sta Our hearts are wounded sore; 1z
g The vacant crib, tbs empty space - Is
q 81 SayS-.Ethel Is no nors.'' 5000.
d mothers heart. now sad and grieved, =
Mourns for her darling one
father sorTows, too-bersayed- Ls-+
Our darling Ethes's gone p
The hAlfworn shoe, the broken toy, .,.
3. More precious than before - E...--
i The owner was our greatest jog,
But now she is no more. ~
Bat one bright star, ho1 shines for US,
In that bright heavenly home.
III She wears . crown Epon hes head.
aI=s And beckons rs 70 come. ara
% May God prepare Us here. to nisst
. 3 Her when He calls rs home,
That We msy sing, with voices sweet, si9a
His praise around the Throne. iE
N So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

PERsoSAL.-- Brevet Brig. Gen. Dan.
Macauley, Of the old 18th, has been
commissioned Colonel in the 9th regi.
msnt, Hancock's corps, now stationed
at INDIANAPOLIS. ...t.s, 81. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

IA Hiram Nelson will sell at auc-
ton this morning at half-past eight
Oelook, at his Auction Room, No. q
Locust Street, lot Of Bacon, House
hold Furniture, Tobacco, and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention. Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
APPLICATION NOTICE.

NTOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN nndsrsignsd viii make application % -
Boardo Of County Commissigners OF Vandsrbnrgb
eoanty, &c the September tsrrn, for q rerawaIof
ny license 20 sell tntoxicatiog H4uors il crsu--
uft.s less thsn qnart Ny rplaee Of businsss is
on Front. Wztsr street, oprosife fhe Fen trse
and IL known - ths Elm Tres Falcon, IA the CITY
Hotel, IN the city Of Evansville, Ing Z = -
a'Evass1iIis. AsElst I1tt. lsss aaFislsx-w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12


1@Business in the Recorders Court
yesterday was fair. A discharged gun.
boatman was brought before his honor,
charged with appropriating too much of
the side walk as a sleeping apartment
for himself. He was fined some Ave or
six dollars. is es
A young gentleman and lady ca was
picked nPby the police night before last,
for promiscuous promenading, &c, and
6ned a few dollars.
+ A young lady Of somewhat doubtful
standing in society Was sent to board at
the vandsrburgh Hotel, for conduct IN.
becoming one of her sex. She had not
the vherewish to settle her little fne, so
she was sent up to board it out
Four fast young men appeared before
the Recorder, to answer the charges of
noisy and disorderly conduct on the
street, on Wednesday night, and were
fined five dollars each.
"A little more vigorous policing would
not fail to do good in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

- Those excellent gentlemen of that
magnificent steamer Liberty No. 2, have
our best, for late Memphis papers. They
will not be forgotten.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

8% The Dayton Journal says the
grape crop in that vicinity will. prove q
sorry failure, the rot having taken the
vineyards BY storm. 1t hears of. some
vineyards that ars in pretty fair condi-
ton, but for the most part the grapes are
virtually gone. The rotting 10 attributed
to the rainy season. asz
b We regret to learn that tie grapes in
this vicinity are also suffering from wet
weather. They have begun to fall from
the vines, and it is evident that most OF
them will never ripen. Our grape crop
has usually been success, and ita loss
this season will be felt severely. lilsa :
Peaches also are falling from the
trees. -HoMsvsrs ~l hope that enough
wsn rlssa % slvs as hsassass areR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

A SENSATIONAL couple of weeks AGO
woman with two children came to
this place, putting up at the Knotte
House. Next day she was Joined by a
man, who represented himseif as her
Friend; that she was a married woman:
husband in the army; was worthless. had
sent her no money, &C., andthat she had
come here TO get away from him, intend.
ing to apply for a divorce, after which
ne expected to marry her. About a
week after their arrival they negotiated
Tor a piece of property, paid a tritie to
bind the sale, brought in their household
goods from the depot, bought a cooking
stove and got comfortably .6xed for
Housekeeping On Thursday the "friend's
went away on some business, and on
Friday a third party appeared in the
scene, who proved to be the indignant
husband of the frail woman. The hus-
band had tracked them from plaos 10
place, until be found them here. Al
may be reasonably supposed; be was
highly inceused against the paran,our.
aud declared his purpose to taka bis
lifei he took his little children avay
from their mother, at 6rst, sbut u,hs..
q1ently reconciliation was effectad IL
tween the husband and wife. and tbsv
went home together They vara III
from Gallon, Ohio. The gay Lothar;o
passed under the name of n. P. Miller:
be is near 6fty yesrs Of age, and has a
famliy.-SHtfSuGR Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
NOTTCE.

TINO BREAD, BRAN AND CORN
TX s. 43Ak# EEATERStA g-Ev
We have sold on eur cid stock Of Flear, ana
are now In the market with Fresh White and Bed
- Mhsas yionrs Msal lust ground; Corn tasi
$50 xhreaah elsxksofes AA4-seEy nsea amd ssal, IN
G a small large dosss 1se 10 paaisuta at the
81 sentssEn Millss ears aLe<ust ss4 oAA4l ssrssa.
81 bes s - - = - saAnnxAns snoxnzns.
wsk u3-NEg-T gsIaT - 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

DETAINED.-We learn by dispatch
from Lieutenant Governor Baker to
Colonel Hornbrook, that Major Lozier
and Captain Atkinson have been detain.
ed, and will not arrive here until Satur-
day evening. Notice of their appoint-
ments for speaking viii be given in the
Journal of Monday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

BGware 81 C0unferfeft. -mnd7ls1S-.
pElneiplsd dealers sudsAVoripR tsaisoose Of thetr
ewn ena eensr kSsp4Tattons, o. tie rspakssfsn 81.
ezzMsa ~ kAzhoa4s asaai1s Rssp&Ea9tszas y :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
10 correspondents.

All letters relative to subscriptions or
business connected with this Office should
be addressed
JOURNAL COMPANY,
Evansville, Ind.
Communications for the paper, or lit
erary and political correspondence of
any character, should be directed
EDITORS JOURNAL,
Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
MILITARY.

T~ AHApQuknFxss nxrARr xxNT on rus ONO 4
Dstieft. Mich, JAY 18th. 1855. !
I'll ETNLoR NATION HAS BEEN FURNISHED
Us oom = ndsr o. this Departnsnt, whiek NJ
sne plates o. oho, Indiana. Illinois and
McniE that qaantiti<a or arun AZ q other Gov.
R@nAent preperT 10 now Cd the hands OF the
oitHsns. - - - -
Avp All such Psrnous rsq6autsd "A aavtaa than
Headquarters OF the amount OF sueh nransrty n
their poassaaton. lt is also sarnsstv ,e-rs.sas
that sny person who has any Anewlsdre Of e.
@ea 10 aflon 81 any aceh properly, win rererf ara
s fsct, tnat means may be taken ascurs go 800.
a. overto the proper authorities. - -
VIVA Aaarsss-- Z 81 3 U98 y o. H. HART
escJ = E3v Lieut. ooIs and Assa Adi't Gen.,
svv~Teugd r TTW@ 20 ST. Detroit. Michixan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
EVANSVILLE
e&c
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
SUMNER, 1855. ARRANGEMENT


on TRATss Leave Evansville Daily, Sundays
50 wA A. Nj. ACCOMMODATIOE
0s0V Stops a. al Stations. Arrives at
vinosnnes 10 80 A. NJ; Terrs HAuts
at Las p. n.
A-AA A. MI. MAIL EXPRESS
Arrives ~ Fincennes 1z:I7 P. M. /;
t0.& M. trains leave for East, I :25 p.
n for West, 30 p M; Arrives
at Terre Hauie, :35 p. N, connect
Ing with Express Trsins as follows:
TERRE HAUTE Ri HMOND r. r.
Ls~vss Tsrrs Hauts at $40 P. N. (;
Arrives st Indianapolis rs p. M,
making close connection with trains
At for Cincinnati, ColumhuE, and all
Eastern cities, and for Chicago, Tole-
do and Detroit
ST. LOUIS, ALTON TERRE HAUTE Z. B.
Leaves Terre Hauts at .55 p. M. /;
Arrives e NATION :46 P. H.; Chi.
cago, TOO A. M and making direct
connections for all points IN the
e hortn-Heet' .
Amnm p. N. vINCERNES ACCOM-
&@UU NJ ODATION-
Arrives a. vinsenHss 8:48 P. NJ.
o. a. M. Trains leave for East, 10 AS
Pm Arrive at Louisville 80 A.
= Cincinnati, 800 A. M; Leave
for West, so A. NJ; Arrive 81 It.
Louis, so p. nj Cairo, 300 r. n
RETURNING.
Am cCOh1MODATIOE TRAIN
Lssrss TsE,: "a Hs > at sSe a. a ~ i
Evansville s: 12 p. ".
M& Leaves Terre Hzute ct 80 p. NJ,
on arrival OF Express Trains fro a
Cincinnati ard the East Leaves Win.
5i4 esnnes a. 7:l6 P. NJ. Arrives at
Evansville Q al p. NJ.
wPINCENNEs ACCOMMODATION
" Leaves o. 4 N. Junction at Q 40 A.
lltH NJ, on arrival Of Night Express from
Cincinnati and Louisville. Arrives
&C Evansville o 40 A. NJ
m% Baggage checked through to all principal
points North and East.
JOHN IEGLE. Jr., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

HoRsEs FoR SALE-One hrst rata fam
lily Horse, kind and gentle, well trained
TO single or double harness.
lAlso, two good Saddle Horses which
went through Sheruan's celebrated
march to the sea" and came out in
sound condition. Apply to
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

D va Soldiers and their heirs who want
their claims promptly collected, should
can at the Office Of VIM, Reavis on Main
st, between srd and 4th over KelIsFs 3
Gun store ~ Apg3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

~ six stone cutters wanted. 70 whom
good wages viii be paid. Apply TO A.
e. Shraederg Z. &C. Railroad depot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12


D1W We notice by the Boonville En-
qairer that all the negroes of that towa
have been notified to leave thu place I'M
der penalty of being expelled by force
1t appears that the returned soldiers are
the leaders in this "notice to quit" and
propose, if the negroes do not heed the
warning given them, to proceed in q
forcible and illegal manner to eject this
unfortunate class of population.
Ne,o Albany Ledger.
1t appears that the returned soldier
mot the returned soldiess"-the lead
err of this deleclsble squad, was dishon-
orably discharged from the United States
service; had his head shaved by negro;
was drummed throughout his Division
camp to the tune of the "rogue's march"
and finally confined in military prison
at Nashville for desertion and cowardice.
He is eminently it to lead mob against
helpless negroes, but his courage failed
him in battle. The Boonville Enquirer
should tell the whole truth. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
. Prfvat E instruction

TO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or
?. EG1s 81 THIS PLACE. Af4a2 - -
Thsre will Be sons tine isff % ne in the aftss-
noon and evening 60 accept some privats scholara
FIR tse inst- uctfon 10 the Mocsrs Ane Classical
Languages. sl5 40 per tern for tvsnty four les
sobs, payable in advAocs szse q a4l ~
fIApplicssious may Be lsft Al the Music StOrs Of
Warren 3 CoayngtoH-
sugs-Im PROF. W sIENHoLp.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
EBy Telegraph 49,,
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

=~i-s 90 TKRRE HAUTE, August IL 1855.
NJ. A. =. esra6sr: ~ E &c.
D Heinsn, 50 hxs ground cot .; Gas co, 7
bxs drs 5Tiek; J W Gruen 4 Go, s. bsA rs warp
Topp sons bxs feathers G Arnsfrong.1 tx
framehs Miller g Co, ! bale shsering; John K
Kspper. shswnsetovn, Ills, BIZ Wheeler 4 b,
balls gsnger. case mustard, / BIZ groceries /
Keller W, 2 bris rosin Wells, x 4 90, 8 Pkg.
wheels, "a bdls hardware J Yrsntes. & SJn. bxs
AZ - VA Hunt, bris iamfs; B meat az. s
cheats ~, IS bags coffee; g Maghsss Co, I bale
aheeting. Ok dry goods; G Lndwisss Tel Cltys 6
bdls eane; Roster g K, ] car erin; II Haley,
Louisp3rt, care II B, s@vaBoratoFH. gra Is and
estmneys, and skimmers and fornscesi Hop
ktna, bKs dry goods, hx oil Got, BIZ bo0is,
rolls carpet; TrobaIs q W, 8 bxs hats; Git
bert q CO. 20 hxs anunfs Mackry. Il Co. 2 bx.
dry goods, bales domeEtie, BIZ ihrsAd; J G
fsnnemans bales fvine 4 Lo Senthal, bxs
dry goods: Ferris, 8 q Co. 3 brIs rosin Peter
ssmonIn, BIZ boota and shoss a. q 90, L do; q
Hcl and bx reds, 2 ladders. iron bsr; McKsy
Peoples shawnestoSn, Iis, BIZ dry goods:
RIehardson %. shzwnsetown, ia, bag psppsc.
leignedl l..u5 - A. 4 RcBEINs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

e9rGentlemen will End everything
they want IN the way Of Boots and Shoes
at the Boston Shoe Store. Il.
&c .asdgoyci 80. S. RlcKER, 4 CO., =
81 egeas 8 ssf No. 5, Second street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

a dooS 1HIAd.-The Clerk of Bureau
county has procured a registry book. 40
says the Republican, and ia recorSinS
free of charge, the discharge OF s~sr :,
soldier boy in that county. II would =
good thing if the Clerks of the o,hss
counties IN the State were to folloT -
example, and record the discharas. ,cf
the soldiers of their respective cosnt;ss.
The advantages of such record car
scarcely Dc estimated, especially when
is 10 taken INTO consideration THAI they
are liable to be lost or ds4soged. ne
example IL worthy of bsihF followed
slfsH hsfss- -z1lnsozs Sszss 5ssfrsaI. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

Dr There ought to be some vsrv IA.
cided example made Of the whole raft Of
seoundreis and pimps, gamblers and
dogs, who are Just now respino rich har-
vests, BY cards and robbery. from our
returned soldiers. Every dsy there are
new cases Of crime in which the soId;a-s
are the sufferers. We owe these Ibov.S
debt of gratitude which cannot he ns;d
and the least we can do for them ~
see that they are protected sQainse the
deviiish leeches who are snekino the;r
l,ie-oiood a. every opportunity. =! In.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

@- A correspondent Of the Iuinots
State Journal, who has travelled through
the central portions Of that State, ssys
the wheat is not iGiured to exceed
twenty per cent. oats are damaged bat
little, barley about twenty per cent !,
while corn is impre we'd fully twenty per
cent BY the late heavy rains. he thinks
the corn crop will be immense. aai fl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
LOST.

A SILVER EATIosAL SOLDIERS SHIELD
n and TrsGo pin. epgraved-Co. n sfh 0. v. I.
and on tine attached shislds "OoTp Phfaadsr
Derv.n on thu 70 ssrHe SIDE. J" Token Of Honor
from the Cifis ns Of sAndasky City, o !" With
Che iBscrsp'fon OF various batt 60 The Gadsr OF
this ksep'aks iii De Iib rally rewarded By Isav-
ing IL at the ofncs Of Igleh art Mroa. mugi1-lw
A BOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. LOST MY
n KDaosaek and Cloth'nz. The blouse con-
tanned the dis barge p4p-r OF Miles r. Coulter,
Co y, 69th Ind. Vol. IBfntry. Ths andsr viii
BE- literally rewarded II It be Isft at the washirg
ton Hou's, Ia this city. aug1O-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

! COruerOf Water aud Sycamore streets.
augi2:2t s%Ts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
q d EDUCATIONAL. slolsii
ID Evansville -so'. z
GOllEGIiIE SCHO0I.
ss5 . For Boys. aioor :


A PRIVATE SCHOOL, a. nemed above, shall
be founded here 81 this uhfersignsd, Who gradn-
sted at tbs University or jena, 81 Germany, In
the year Ie4s and has been teaching ~ this eopa-
try since - IN the test Acade mics Of ths STATE
Of New York, aud since tive years beck nnfil
lately, at Hsmilton College.
The Modern and Classical LanRuagss, Natural
Philosophy, etc.. " II be taught By the under
signed, while Esgli GrAmmsr, COmpositioas
DeclsuAtion, Ma hemaiica, Algebra, etc., shall
be lnsuu-ted by thorough Amorican Teae er.
HEREUNDER Of the scholars shall not exceed
twenty i've. Fa TF eT te
A large ard pleasant room has been chosen GA
the Block OF JHo. J.. Chladisss, just above the
Office efthe Gas Company. The essks and chairs
have been ordered. and the school room will be
Mt d out a1d arranged for the reception ofPupsla
within fortnight @
TnitioBs are SIS 90 for oss quarter OF trm,
payable In advance. fThere viii be four terms DO
one year, zach term comprising tw I've weeks.
The systsm Of destruction shall Be carried oRt
IN tbs same wHy a. IN the Hsgh Schools o.
Germany. - aftassr
8 Though quite number Of applications have
airesdy been mae, there are still SONS yacarciea
Parents Of more distant Places who shoBld
Ike 70 send their sons, viii find suitable aBd COZ
anfa 49, 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

e. d.
p@The rebel General P. T. @ Beau
regard will reach New York in q few
deys, and depart thence for Europe by
permission of the President It Is said
that be is DESTROYS of entering the
French army. He is very sulky over
the loss OF the rebel cause, but carries
himself with a self satisfied air, as Il
proud Of his own participation in the
eonfict.-Erckange.
T. I. G. Beauregard, the first 20 Ere
on the American flag, ought to be hung
for his sulkiness, if for nothing else
That would give thousands of soldiers
"self satisfied air" If he goes, to
France, we may one day get q chance to
warm the wax in his ears again. ,ssalsz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
Pnoy. W. sIENHoLD, a NJ,
Iesidence % "a. RuncR ).

LEEr sTREEr. BET. FIEsr Asp sEcoEB grnEkrn
orFIeE HOUns-FrOu 8 to 10 =. m, and frosu 3
0 4 p. 10. -enLr b h ~ L.eE.le
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
ANNoUNCEMENT.

Ma. EDIroE: Please ahnouncs TO your readers
that VIM. LoUDoH, Of Possy County, 10 can
s, : = = :: sssa. q Ps:.y
Vanderburgh, waFriek aud Gibson.
2A~ W. are authorized 10 announcs that CHARLES
E.MAR win DO . candidate, at the next oeto-
Der election, for tho ONCE OF Prosecuting Attor-
ny ,of,as s.''a'a Judicial Circuit. 's@po.sd
Varies, vanderbureh and Poaey. Jy22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
FOR SALE.

HOUSE ron EALE-IH BUSINESS PART
- OF tbs cf n sn1 Lot 20 lsass for term e
au7.lOt J. levitt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
WANTED.
uO FOR NEBRASKA

WE WILL BENT. FOR Owe OR MORE
w year,, al tns puildings on Locust Ferssts
90 upisd BY the Commssaary and QartsrHn mnter Q
Departnns1ts; also, will rent the Blacksmith
shop on Main street, near the Canal, ON reason
@abie terms. f3-
iyI1.dtf 90 moRGAs. READ 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-11
FROM TENNESSEE.
Sentence of Champ Fersuson

NASHVILLE, Oct I0.-Champ Ferguson's s
sentence was read to him to day. He Is to be
hung on the 10th Of October. He received his
sentence with apparent uneoncern.
At Bowling Green yesterday, the sheriff of
the county had IN custody two negroes, con-
victed in the county court Of the murder of
another negro, and who were then taken in
custody, and on their way 20 the Nashville
penitentiary; but upon their arrival at Bowling
Green, Kentucky, and when in the act OF
changing cars, the sheriff was surrounded hy
a detachment of the eolored guards, who de-
manded the release Of the prisoners, which
being refused, they took them by force and re-
moved their handouts and set them at liberty
and with fixed bayonets they defied the sheriff
and his party, threatening death 10 all who op-
posed th9m.L fr- HIssr1leeg --- r.E |-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-11

OPPOSITION TO Gov. SHARKEY-The Jack
SON miss Daily News savagely denounces
Gov. Sharkey for agreeing TO accept the propo-
sition of Colonel Sam uel Thomas, Of the Freed
mans Beaureau, to transfer all cases in which
the negroes are concerned to the civil authorf-
ties, on condition that the freedmen are allowed
equal rights before the courts, both as suitors
and witnesses. Speaking for the people, the
News says: 'They would have gladly accepted
lit o rid themselves one moment Of this Bureau
ofoppression; but when il coupled with an en-
dorsement of all that is claimed by the agents
OF that Bureau, the people OiU repudidte TIE act
and opinion icfh an UndniRsity which will as
advocates the equality Of the negro before our
judicial tribunals -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mercutio said Of his wound, SCI
" sras not ss deep as q sceU, or as scide
Asa gate, bsf h tconld do.n
PLANTATION BITrERS viii not raise the dead. i.
But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed,
Add rose tnt charm to the social circle, .-
And render life . thing to be enjoyed.
Also, the thing itself is quite enjoyable.
Never was searching Tonic in such pleasant shape.
Tender youth, declining age, the mind
Ger wrought by mental care, most gentle females,
And the wreck Of men, all find these Bitters
The balm OF life and source Of health.
Delay not trial. Conveniently deposited
In every town wherever civilization extends,
1t can be obtained, true, genuine and sure seSoav