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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07
WEEKLY EDITION.


CT Ten lines or les MAKE square,
HaRKrAoEs AID FUNERAL notice. 20
els. when under six lines.
simple announcements OF OeALhs' s'a'I''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.
noRsING EDITION.

It L. X NJ =.
gSyAKIABLY IN ADVANCE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07

Co7e41ndenoe Of Ne Richmond DFs4Sateh.
Letter from West ytrEInia--A Word
for me ClltsapeAI<e and Ohio Rail-
-na,s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07

There oometh glad tidings OF joy 70 all,
To young and 70 old. to great and to small:
The beauty which once was so precious an
Is fre ts for all, and all may be fair.
NJ .K,a ,,.o ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07
TRI.WEEKLY EDIIIOS.

LIsHEp EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
EEn HATURDAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-07
gttB advertisements.
WATCH SALE,

osrHE PoPUnAE oSE-PRIcE PLAN,
Giving Every Patron Handsome
and Reliable Watch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
The Settlers Of Pitcairn Island
fErntu thn Glnsanp. Harnld

The mutiny Of the Bounty and the
settlement OF Pitcairn Island is a 70.
nance in real life which has exercis.
ed a peculiar charm over millious oI
readers. The origin. of the settlement
was so strange, and its subsequent his.
Tory SO extraordinary, that few could
read the history without interest, and
fewer still could forget it atterward
1t is pretty well kno wn, we dare say,
thai in the year 1857 the Bounty, un.
der command of CAPTAIN VIM. Bligh,
left Eugland for O,aheite, with the
view Of obtaining, for the benefit Of
the West India stands, a cargo Of
bread, frnit and other plants, with
which the island abounded.
While on The homsward voyage the
crew mutinisd, and having leken pos
session Of The slip, the captain aud
seyentoen companions were placed in
an open boat, with a small quantity Of
provisions and fresh water, and left TO
shift for themselves on the WIDE ocean.
For upwards Of forty days these cast
aWays were exposed 10 all the dan
gers OF the deep, and with provisions
50 insufficient that each man was ulti-
mately reduced to a mere fraction q
pound ot food per day. But the
courage and resolution Of Captain
Bligh never failed under ihe terrible
Circumstances, and although reduced
to skeletons, be had the satisfaction Of
landing the whole Of bis fellow passen-
gers alive al the Island Of fimor, at-
ter completing voyage Of nearly tour
thousand miles across the Pacific
Ocean. Meanwhile the mntineers,
beaded BY the Lieutenant OF The Boun-
iy, named Fletcher Christian, made
sail for the Island of Otahei,e, where
they landed in safety. Soon sitter
wards they again set sail for parts
unknown, accompanied by eighteen
Ciaheilans--six men aul twelve wo-
men and for yearly eighteen years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
Chirography Of Grant and Lee.

Richmond Corr u thg sayaanah Reysbliganl
The Correspondence between Gems.
Lee and Grant Is now before me, and
/ have been much struck by the hand
writing Of the two ables. generals the
war has brought forward on either
side. General Lees handwriting is
bold and rather siiH, his letters being
hrg., round and very distinct. lie
b ars heavily upon The pen-probably
4 goose qulll--anl abbreyiates many
Of bis words as il writing were labor
SO hin. The following Is an exact
transcript Of the fret sentence Of bis
letter d General Graas
"Geagat ! have read your letter
of. tile 18TH inst, accomp Z copies 81
letters from Judge Ould, Commr u
Exchange Of Pris RS on the part ofthe
Confederate States 81 tAs Houbl h..
N. Stanton secy of War Ii. Col.
Mulf9rd Asst. Com'r Of Exc, Of he i
Slates.7
he l0ee uol, as you perceive. uDc-
,uate closely; and nowhere IA his let
ter does ae write oat his word 'aad, =
bur invariably uses tie ab5reyiation
81. And yet be pauses long enough
10 DOT Ill .ts' and cross al bis ts.' All
his letters are drawn nearly up and
down the paper; ia other 4oris they
are Ike himself, round, fa!l, bold aud
upright, ineiining neither 10 tie right
nor the lelt and standing firmly ga
iheir base, as if they disIajaed all as
siAlance They are 81 clear and pre-.
else, So round aai wesshiy, and dis
tisci that each letter pcmi1ls . Il 4
solid cannon BAN. aa5 eaeA t0rd b !
cluster Of grspe.hoL Gen Grant
handwriting. On i'se contrary. though
No. 80 olil au4 lishuc,, gor the letters
- gzr. erect and round l., u4ser.br.
d i-sble aad Ysfy striking
Ii a fill of energy and action. ard his
letter. 81 incline d the f.zhi, ami 70
iyU 449.htI lsA lit,ie paste-
tHecB laen .sg.ag eaE;s-ed a8
aga al 81
ssF.d y right fat
ras 4 s.
U4 a.lI ud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

sad tale is told n those moth eat,
c hlanke;s large, soil warmth foi
a aIoyal bod uhen they we're new, and
would bo stiH had they been properly
cared log Bal they belonged to tlle
household d a careless wouun; a wo.
man who secuted bomely work and
vas -who sst wih her feet On ihe
+ Gender AMI read novels, while her clil.
drea sprawled ou tlie ground untenl.
an and her household went TO pieces
Sod the want 81 sustaining hand Ga
sa} It togethet She starred with q
fal wjud and all sails set, when she
pu ogt into ihe great sen OF lIta and
I .oying marriage bui she brought her
slip before long 10 shameful wreck by
ber careessness and Incidence. and
che evil pilo,ing Of neglect She lot
the moth eat into her blankets, aud the
rust eat into her steel, and the damp
mildew into her silk and linen, and her
husband enc day saw himself eazetted
as bankrupt, because his wis liked
10 read novels better than to keep the
house, and preferred the hcroism Of
romance TO the nobleness Of reality.
There are more moth-aaten blankets
IN middle-class houses than one would
be Ike TO contemplated one but knew
the secrets Of store closets The home
y duty Of careful housekeeping hav-
fug fallen into dlsfavor Of late among
The tribe Of fine ladies.
Here, too. are baskets Of second
hand baby clothes--layettes, as our
neighbors call them-tho bows and
ends Of white ribbons gone long ago,
and tho white pink flannel washed iu-
to a salmon color as unlike tie radi.
aney Of its freshness as the hoary SIN
ner is unlike the innocent boy. Per.
haps the basket Of baby clothes has
done duty for long succession Of lit
10 strangers; SO 10 wonder it. all the
tinory has disappeared, il the bows and
tags Of white satin ribbons have been
cut off, ii the worked lrlIls and aoun-
ces have more rents than embroider-
iea in them. For the first, mama
thought il no hardship to strip her yet
young marriage clothes Of half their
prettiness, that she might let baby
look the child ol prIG5o IL t.--.t.
Older mothers smiled IN their hearts
when they saw mama shipping off her
fneries; they knew to shat d state Of
ianguid Indifference in the matter Of /
ribbons and laces she would come by /
the time the sixth or even tie fifth bad !
to De provided for; aud how a Iop-sid I
ed strip Of old grhy-beared Ssxohy, if /
only seryiceable 10 the purpose, would /
be quite as acceptable IA hgr eyes as
the exac test parallelogram Of delicate
rose -colored bound with inch-wile rib
bon exquisiteiy worked. AZ present
it is all the difference betweep tue new
and the old, the strange and the we'll
used, the instinct just awakened, and /
all blushing IN It's emotion, and the in
sIinct becomes quite comeIy and mat
roly, and taking to its duties in mat
ter-offact kind Of way, solicitous only /
for the expedient and the actual ne
cessiiy. Motherhood and baby clothes
are not the only things in this life that
lose their sharpness by yearly wear
All the Year Round.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

lee.a,r He pays more attention 10
punctuation lhau General lee, abbre.
Nots lrss. and is equally careful Of
h md &C.. lsmay he the work Of
Imagination, ttia reading his lrilor,
c#n4i 'ut picture the writer ~ a
RESTLESS us5yggst energetic man, foil Of
hie aue aslon alway Ia motion, and
a.WHya 80 "a harry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

Affected yoans lady lseAlad in q
ro king ebar RS lining tie Bible, u :
eialms) u iAer1 hers u 4 gramali-
cal error IN the BiDle." (Mggbsr. low
griHg nor spe bal approaching the
reader q ~ aef9linlzing attitude,
sgys) xiii H. kiIl ti il il the very
ihipg flat has been oains the book
fl4rA =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

Mr. Pools resolutions have been
tabled by sbe North Carolina Senate,
By a vote Of "a " 70. So large a
vote il their iayor sioys the strength
y the reaction against tbs rebellion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

a hnt V yoag people, IA canter
alll give you rudy c.eeks; decanter
VII give you a rudy nose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
For sale Cheap.
Dr. NfAIS@IIALI.'S
RElnIrHE aNn clIaRRA ShuEf.

A. tRsearrtlg PFw4g& 3teH '@ = tae safi fTa.sNs
frgss -. talErrb. ss1 So - Heatsehe, sofe
feses So Deafness Nata eaasA
Cold in the Head.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

n aFers ssS Faffds u45 a ss.sfi ssss'f ezsAfss
y, ~. go r3sss Aesssg satAsa e. llt 5sgss 4l
49, d = -ssagsuatB3aa b lzzEF g Zee sAysa-
ssrs a. 4 essg sss rea1 suuosss FAa taf1ts'v aA
..,wrvsssrs ssls ~ - ia ssasSs j..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
So DIR. r.. BUTTON.
1IIIrYp DENTIST,

oss..as Rs4!aeac. FACT0RYP0Ly7
pr. p. NAV be fauns a. BE ofice Saturdays
ard Annaays. 1uesaayt AZ West Dorset.
Weaaesaay aEd Thauaayf 81 6rAaGrll.e Cor.
nerv, Enasysai FAwist.
PLATR WORK
0u Gsld Sksr. and r4lesAszta ksa1sr, from
ous laaak 10 a. eallss "a, aane uezily and wiih
dispatch. Tsmparary sets can ~ put ip siih
In : tew dsyt after e1iraeilhe iae teeih.
Al assrk snarra4sed q eist safisfse.sa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
Burr Il Burton Seminary.

Burr 4 Burton Seminary,
TaBE WINTER TEEN u this Institution vii
u hsrin or tAs istk SAY " Decemtef nsIt
FEs1AUcTo
WILLIAM y. BAsCoM. a. n, Principal,
safoN AINEE. A NJ. Assistant
Miss LAURA ~ STRONG. Freceptrvts
Ma y RASCuA, Te&ches q Music
Miss SARAH Il GOODRICH,
TeacheF = PeHwsHsbtp,
TaHaf nrn hAving in vieN preparation ~ the
NiHhug saase eifea5 siaef. uiaY retfrr Eueh ai6
auslfatAs cmithR prasaflF re lasHfh5fd can bsFe
~ rsesAf ckasgea ~ IulsQn Foam rent lnciaruf,
Aiis tsmatttsd
fire1lsf KlFlnN specific infeyruAiian can b bad
~ Application ta tha Principal
T. 4 CrsnAAN. Clerk.
MsbsAstitr. Nov u. lssA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
New FORK Markets.

.....s -. AEw YeRK, August 3. q
C0TroS-Dur; MIddling 4sc.
ILoUk-OPened rather zsOrs steady, but closed
eutl and drooping; 6eo96 10 for Extra stafs I;
45Se 50 for Super wsat-Fn Is 2sa7 O6forc1EmoH
TO good WeSfern; oo9s 20 for cInanon 10 COOP
ShfT ptng Brands Extra Round HON Chic and
$500 20 fcE Trade Brands, "a
WHISkY-Searssly hrm; salss at 2 ls0
aso eA SIS 3 70
WHEAT-opened Amer and closed rather
43 for Chicago SPr'a g, 4ODl a for Mhwanmss
Clnb, As Gor Am6sr Miek K "a, 45SSaf e No.
Chicago. i s. eommsR Western bed, IS for
ehoics WIntsr Red WsstsFa.% AZ -
RTE-Quiet.
RAkLET AND BARLET.MALT-Duri .ad
nominal.
o0RE-geayy. aud l9I1zo lower.
OATs-OPened steady 81 90 aad ciezed heavy
and dSli Mt Gle. Ri aa
RTCE-Duil-
C0FFEE--ouist and fra. -
SUGAR-St-ady.
AoLAssKS-Dun and opened era. bRA
RkTRoLEuM-Firma At es9T2s for frss. ~--
PoRK-opened mqrs zetfvs ard armsr, aud
closed dull and dseIinfng; IS s59s5 IS for ns~
Meaas eloaiRg Mt IS IS cAah: "A 35a30 Is for So
s1a = =. Do; 3 st92s 90 for Prins. and = 500
LARp-oHist d STEADY atfsGe2s.
BUIExk-s392ae for ohis end ss92Se for
S1A1e. aE IS
CHEEsE-Duu At InaI55<c
@0@E1- Steady &C per cent on eafI Ioans =.
STsBLIHG-Dun and lower q los9i0s5< tOF
eoLD-RAther ssisr op.DsS Il iafsx. 1.sy~ae-
Ing TO l445G as6 closing at l44M
GOVERNMENT sT0CKs-shads ermsr-
sroCks--ssssayi Treasury T-3os ss3zei e, 81
81, coupons, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

sHl
y The river 10 falling quite feat with about ten
ssia feet In the channel.
The weather is hot sith light rain and lower.
Tag clouds.
Business vas rather brisk the river ysstsr-
day.
The arrivals wore the Silver spray, Cincinnati
70 New orIsans; Armenia, New 0FIsans TO Louis-
Wilt; Sam Orr, Cairo and return superior, Mem
phis to Evansville; wAn~sitA, 81. Louis - Gle
efnnati; J. II. Gilmore, Clncinaah TO 90. Louis |;
Morning Star, Louisville to Henderson and
tam; n. X. Dunksrsoo, Bowling Gresn to Evaaf-
vilIst st. Patrick, Louisville TO Memphis; Libor.
~ No O. msnpAis TO bouisyiIIei ohsuEiOn, Clio.
cinpstI 10 ct. Louis -
The Silver ray had nns trip for New Or
- EIA5sS asa the =. 4. Gilmore full Of freight
scr w. Louis lty8 0N sEThl
The Armsnia was light, being IA. Govsrnns.t
! fhssfvlee. "a &a& 1852
Tho wAuAnisa had good trip for ports above.
The big Superior arrived early ysstsrdny morn.
Cog NIh nes trip, iDeIeAing zoo bales Of cot
ton.fo b. feFwsrasd Easfby tbs great Cotton w
sa y press 40 damages b. the lAss raius
81 pair d. III sas- aalaa3
The Oh nrion hsd sp' sndld "trip for 50. Louis,
,,,, snd d'seha ed me Ght here. .sfs
M asdi Ia is salt thai the Atlantic aid Miss'ssppi
q stsatn nip compsns nigotiAtiDg for the pur.
80 u shass Of he Ru and Lady Gay, the two finest
ss-i boa on the western rivers.
Tue Dig frey @ega 10 Af CAiro repairing.
-, The Eis will leave for Cincinnati Tuesday
- 8s - at IA o'clock NJ. l.& tss- A9 "
o. - This Superior viii return to Msmphis at ,
O'clock to-day, sndd needless for ne TO say that
her appointments are Of thu nrst. GLASS, and her
aJ3 Accommodation luxurious Jack 0rammsr and
Commodore Mitchell are her elegant and atisn-
tvs clerks and viii give the most courteous Attsn.
tlons TO passsn gers. and shippers.
aas Thu Lady Grace, most elegant swim and wall.
70 appsinssa boat. win be the regular packet ON
. s ami to Louisv le this evening" Her chief oeora
hsv7 thoss popular and pleasant gentlemen. Capt
% l*h Boya and Jim Green. Passengers VIII be well
.a,sW cared for the Grace. sIHs 4HI
= y The Sam Orr had good trip in yesterday
ing, and took Gus big trip In the aftsrnosn.
80 Ths wild Irish stsA nsr, Sc. Patrick went down
yssterday evening with splendid trip Of freight
AndpA snsera. -g..sssas ~ ..4 u
g5s The b. n. Dunkersoa came in rS7n Green river.
- as bringing rousing trip OF tobocco, peaches and
y,is people. Her great popularity with the Green
Ss river people Is illustrated by the immense trips
she always brings cut Of the classic GrOsn river
-4'A Hr great nsefuinssa to the city Of Evansville
should induce citizens to stand by her against
.H4sait opposition. She returns to Bowling Green
this evening"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
!, srsUIAL NOTICES.
EUROPEAN POCKET
Time-KeePer,
fna nollar Zach
, tPatent applied for june asth, 1906

.eai tPatent applied for June 10Th, 1861 eaa
AH ExAcr AED RELIABLE POCKET TrME-KEEPrn
for the poor man. A decidedly unique And tsOsder.
Jal noVsltV. Correctly constructed tho moot ap-
proved scIEsTIFIc PRIEcIPLEs warranted to DEEo1n
SOLAR TIMR, with absoiH.s certainty and the utmost
precision. More truthful than the most costly
and elaborate Time-kesper o. modern manufaeture.
II never can be wrong IN regairss NO LeS," or
winding up. Nerer runs down and never BE-
DO fast Zoo slosIt ~ most ksbls article
just introduced into this country from Europe.
where IL To- protected by Royal Letters Patent -
Price T. singl- one, with pain or fkncy White
DIals, in G Ia or Silver Gilt Uass only Oh Sent,
postage paid to sny part of the couutry, on re-
ceipt of price All orders must be addressed to
wv. DELAMERE q CO., Sole PreprIstors,
aug4 wsm 2Oi and zoe Broadway, New rsrk.
What abe Industrious Abernethy
Said.-"weIl, sir. what's the mattsr7" said
Absrnsthy, the grea English Surgeon, 10 CO.
daverous looking patient. whs had called to con Z.
suit him. s,oh, nothing ssrioua.' was ths reply,
cay stomach and liver are cut Of order, that .
ALL" do you esll that nothing serious - said
Abernsthy; 81 tell you, sir. that when those two
org out Of order you call It, there Is not
q square inch of the body that's not more or less
diseased, nor drop of blood in It that is in 9
heslthfll condition." Nothing can be more true,
ard therefore it IL Of thsvsFy highest Importance
TO keep tie stomach and liver in q vigorous con
dition. fftse ono Is weak and thu other irregu-
lar in its action, tone aud control thsm with
HoSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TEas-the most genial vegetable restorative and
Al era,ive that has ever been admiaistsred IS 9
cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. It ia re-
commended by distinguished surg sons and physi.
clans of the United States Army, By oflcsrs CT
the Army and Navy, BY our hrst authors, by
eminent eIergymen-in fact. By Thousands Of the
most Intelligent OF every class, as an unequsilsd
protective against epidemic an malArieus dis
eases, and perfectly innceuOus. but ct the same
time powerful, iuvigorant aud Alte 1ativs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

wAsHIEsroE, August S-Brevst Brig
adler General Massey, Military Secrets
~ to President johnson, Captain in the
10Th Infantry, has been promoted to
Colonel in the regular army for notori-
QUE and valuable services while serving
in the Southwest -
It appears from oeicial data that the
receipt for customs for the quarter end
ing with March are %, 059, 900; internal
revenue, S., 1862, 600; direct taxation,
1927 900; sale of public lands, 1852 600;
miscellaneous, $4,l59, 900. Total, in
round numbers, exclusive sale of lands,
$9O, OO0.0 600 Total expenditures for the
same time, $3.50, 0OO, 600 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
Dessruetlon OF am or wen.

PIrTsBURa. Penn, August 3.-WelI
No. "a, on Pithols creek, was destroyed
BY ere about 7 o'clock this evening,
The well was finished yesterday, and
was flowing about 200 barrels, and no
tanks being up the oil was allowed to
How on the ground. Some PERSONS we're
standing in and around the dock, some
of whom it is feared we're unable to
escape, for the ground for 40 feet around
was one sheet of fame in 3 moment.
Three men are known to be severely
burned, ard only saved their lives by
jumping into the creek. The well is
still flowing and burning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
lAttachment Notice.

NOTICE Is HLREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN ARE 2sd dax OF MaV, 1865, Writ Of Attach
msnt w.s issued BY ne A. W chsses J9stice Of
ths Peace Of Pigeon township, FandsrbuFgh
county, Indiana, at The testSnes sac npon the
a4SSayit OF George L-sDlxen and William B.
Nenifee against she goods. chzitsls, credits aud
efIects Of WA. H HoIf aad John GeppBsr; and
Il appearing from the athdaytt Of Gsorgs L. Dixon
90 : M b HeHifee, that the dsfsadas q ara non
resIaents Of the State Of Indians thsr.fors tke
ssid dessnSRnts, Wa. II. Hoyt and Jshb Gzppner,
AFs hereby aosiEsd .hAt ca the 2fth day Of June,
1855. A. 10 O'clock IN the Sorsnoon, vii proceed
70 hsAr And decide upon tbs claims 81 said Gsorxs
L Dixon aad Wa y Msnifss, and al ether per-
seas concsraed VIII take notice. --s-F- -
-. - 80 A. w. CRITks Jantieo.
Aey 2kth. 1853 i 1919 Je2-szE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TBE
IN Hnderslgnad. AdminissrRtor Of Lbs estate n
P iIl;p Holman, deesas d., IN pgr-uee Of an
otder ~ tBs eolrt Of Lonmon Pisa- Of vandsr-
bnrEh county, na5e q th- May term 1865. their
Of, viii on satRrd-y, the IS b day Of jay. 1875
between ihshouss "a ios'elo ka N asd o'cleelx
p n u said day. AZ III Coort hops- door In q .
elts II EveAssiis In sain esu2y pose 70 public
sale tbs following rralss ate in 81 d c usis, TO-
VII: The north east qGzrtsr Of the south e 81
qaaEtsr % teton tveasy ave, 10 townsh six.
south Of range Z west, eohtaf & fo-ty Acrss
nncrs or les. Aleos ten acres Gf the south side
Of the south east quarter Of the northeast qaar-
ter Of sSid sseti0s, and bsiBg : strip Of "a al
width asd running str0ss the whois lenefh Of the
said soath.s4 quarter Of the 1osf h-east quartsr,
Aad Of sun liant vidto 20 in lud- ten acres also,
ten aeres IN o squArs pises IN fhs south west
corner Of the south ysBt gus Ter Of the sorth-
wsse quart~f Of ssegtoA thirty, IN township six,
south Of rEEgs nine west.
TEENs or EALE--9ns- thlrd Of the pHrch4ss
money vii De qGirsd IN eSsh 81 the time Of sale,
an4 the balaues IA tEo equal lfnslalm sBts Of six
and twelve N uths; the epurct sssF gfsicg note~,
With Epprosr4 sscrttysE oeaEAng in srtsf froA
date, aud payable withent relis from Va n@tion
appr4lsemsnt laws.
Jsl5-itw 00T Kt8KRT g. kusTOEs Aan'r-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
Monetary.

New YoRK, August 3.-Gold without
material change-speculation continues
dull and the price is rather weak 1t
opened ct AL and closed at All.
At meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows, yesterday, the proposition
to conSolidats the Grand Lodges Of
Northern aud Western New York was
adopted. BIZ r. ~ VI = r.
An attempt was made to put in circu-
lation, last night, couutsrfait SIS on J.
r. TAFT b Co.'S Bank, Pulaski, New
York ba p fH3E 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

NV YoRK, August 3--Ths Wash.
ipgton Chronicle says
The mysterious prisoner 10 a man
named Fuller, Who committed The frs6ca
upon the Union National Executive
Committee during the last cam paigr.
The immediate Gauss of bis arrest il
not yet known. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
Cincinnati Harfegs.

CTEcISEARI. Aug. S.
TL1UR-Hsld higher; best City supsrn6s 7 IS
WHEAT Firmsri priEe Red l 1891 90.
Is CURN-DuIi.
OATS-Dull and Withou. rhangs
WHtskI-2 20, snd the demand fair.
P0RE-Thsre Vas active demA I'd for Mesa
Pork on chang; l.20o kbIs sold 81 81 50 for city
aud 81 10 for coxntrys thu market closed DUH 3
Bu Z AEATs-SothiBg dooe in Bulk NsAt1
OF Bacon.
LARD-Qafet~ - 931<e.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
CITY NOTICES.
board of Enualizatiou.

TIE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE 0TTY or
Evansville VII Aaset a Board Of EquaiIzA-
tions ~ ths City Council Chan Der In said city,
Aoadays the sth day If jana lass, 81 o'clock =
n Tor the parRoss OF aqualizing and cerrscting
tue easements Of real and pers1nai pSoPerfys
ana VIII eortinus in session froEa day TO days
urtn f1td sssessDsnts are elf squsIiEsd and eer-
All TAX payers are requested to call prsvises 70
the salournUsns Of fhs Beard. asd exAmiHs thsdr
s1sesamsnts.
1871 -z.sasrs wBAKEK. Msysr- 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
ACardfaInxnIida.

A clsrgsman, while residing In south AmerIea
- missionary. discovered . safe aud simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, pisea es Of the Urinary aud Seminal Or.
gans. aad the whole train Of disorders brought on
By banefOl aud VICIOUS hsbts. Great numbers
havetbeen already cured BY this noble reusdy,
Prompted By 9 Desire 70 bsnsat the saaieted and
unfOrtunats, will tsnd ths recipe for preparing
snd ustrg this medicius in ssslsd envelope. q
any cue WhO me- 10 1t, Free ef CAsrye.
Please enclose . postpaid envelope addressed
10 yourself Address, ~
.rmaaKH 10 q JOSEPH 7. ISMAN,
jyz7 6m. Station D. Bible House, II. Z. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHTsiciASa.-If you wish 10 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ct small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 60 and examine KELAEa
wHrrE's stock, whsre yOu viii and svsV arii-
Gle that 10 needed BY the professisn and prices
which cannot Dali to give satisfaction. Their
store 10 ~ No. "a MAin street. sss Eay4dswn