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had accepted the crown, and added !.
II remain now firm, as heretofore, in
the opinion that the dcstinies of the
American continent are not to be per
mahentiy controlled by any political ar
engagements that can be made i'm the
capitals of Europe
In September Mr.. Seward called upon
General Candy for information concern
ing the presence of the Mexican Gen
eral Cortinas in Texas, and renewed tn,
official injunction, that on no account
and in no way, must the neutrality q
the United States in war with Frame
and Mexico he compromised by ourmil
itary forces. Htr
On the 2ith of September, 1854, Gen
Heron, commanding at Port Hudson
officially denied the charge that arm
and ammunition had been sent to Mexi
co from American territory during tn
period of his administration, from Inn
nary TO August of that year. ~
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/. Gen. Connet's Powder River Indian
Expedition has returned to Fort Lara
mic. He fought four pitched hattleswitb
the red skins, losing "A killed and two
wounded, and infiieting on them loss
of froIa 40e to 5G0 killed, beside utterly
destroying an entire village, and running
off 800 head of cattle. Although consfd-
erably cowed, he considers them only
half whipped, and the maintenance OF
trong military guard necessary,
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UALTlMORE STEAM PACKET
ID s. COM PANY.
STEAMER "EOLUS,n

NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE
EASTERN SHORE, MATTHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN. t
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tho New and Fast Steamer "E0LUS" Captain P
MGCAERcK will commence her regular trips to the above
named plsees on tho 9th SEPTEMBER.
This st0amer will leave the Government Wharf Nor
folk, DAILY, at e}s and Portsmouth at O'clock A NJ
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
FOL Cherrystone-every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
foy Mathews and Gloucester counties and Yorktown
touching ut Old Point going snd returning each tip,
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore Steam
Packet CompaDy's Steamers LOUISIANA" and JADE
LAIDE," for Baltimore, and the Steamers "TiI0MAS
C0LLYERn and "C1rY OF RICHMOND for City Point
and Richmond.
Through tickets sold On this Steamer to Baltimore,
City Point, Richmond and her connections.
This Steamer especially adapted to the service in
which she has been engaged being very Fast (having
made tho trip In ~ hours less than any steamer the
poute) having Fine Accommodations and is noted
excellent Sea Boat and viii make her trips regardless of
the weather
For freight passage apply to the clerk of the Steam
eli, OF at the Once Of the Company.
Ns 49, st-=t FARE:
Fare to Old Point. bee.
Faro TO Matthew'S, Gloucester, Yorktown and
Chsrrystone. II 90
Fare from Cherystone, Mathews and GlOuces.
ter counties and yorktown Ia Baltimore. 90
Riehmond.... 4 90
TH0S IL. WEBB,
sep16-tf aot3 4sll Agent.
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THEINORFOLK POST
TRAVELLERS GUInE
o II | G {, T.
Having secured tho Steamer

Having secured tho Steamer
NJ A II II A NO, 1'
commence running her. on regular trips Cher
Mathews aud Yorktown on the 27th instant as
VIII ssse Norfolk, from wharf foot Of Roanoke
sgassa. sstry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
for 10 &s and Yorktown, and for Cheirystone every
q TUEyDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at G 30Rs. u ..
touching OF Portsmouth and Old Point going and re-
turning For any information regarding freight or mas
sage, apply to ii. V. ToMPKINs Agent New Line
Steamers ~ rt.r
kNo 70 Opu Tolnt 90 CH.
Fare to ChsrIystono, Mathews and YORK.
81 30 f
Excursion Tickets ioy tho Round Tyip 200
JAMES HICKS, Captain.
ARTHUR LINN, Clerk s.. sep27-tff
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VESSEL GOES To PIECES AND HE is DROWNED.
A San Francisco correspondents fur
hlshes this account of Il remarkable cage
OF coolness and courage. The gentle
! man alluded to was James Nisbet, of The
san Francisco BWHetia, who was lostson
me Steamship Brother Jonathan,. md
MS boGy was found floating in the ocean
! seven miles from land. When, 1t wa.
taken ashore aud examined, there was
| found i'll the deceascd'a vest nbckets H.
| Will, which was written after the shin
! struck the fatal rock. Contemplating
calmly the terrible scenes about him,
| and calculating his chances for life, .Eo
F.! had the cool courage 20 make such ada
| position of his property az wotlabe nost
beneficial 10 those he left behind him.
That old man writing i Will, amid the
bowling OF thereifipesr that Was lashiltg
the ocean. -foaninrh pillows and SUI
rounded by dfqwning women ami
cbiidfpu, waiIine out their agony to5the
pitiiess winds and tho raging sea, pre-
sents & heroic picture. Here Is 8 copy
of tho WILL aud lei the reader obseys
viii! what cN.e ii is written: uf,f
"Arse. S:BotFp rns DroIHgn JosAraAs, j.
~ July 20, 1865 IL
"fnVicw ofdeat1. I hereby appoint my
brother, Thomas Nisbet, at present sp-
gagged on the Pacific Railroad, near CIE-
per Gap, California, my sole exectft0f,
with instructions TO wind up MY wfS0ie
estate, real and personal, aud convgtt
the same into cash, with all convenient
speed, but 90 10 not TO sacrifice the same,
and to pay over aud divide the same
equally Between himself and my soils
sister Margaret Nisbet, now residing In
England and under burden of the pay
nent Of o legacy OF 5000 in gold to Al
mira Hopkins, wife Of Casper 7. Hop
klns, Insurance agent, san Francisco,
California. And / desire that my bro
tber. said Thomas Sisbet, shall not be
asked to give security for his tntromia-
sion with my estate.
"JAAEs NlsBEr.'b
The document was written with q
pencil, the writer coolyrecoliecting that
b pencil marke are less affected by water
/ than ink marks. II was clearly written
/ in DIR. Nesbit's bold and steady PEN
| will, he found that he had yet little
| time left before the ship would probably
go down, and he added the following
brief note 10 family in this city, where
he had boarded for many years:
My DEAR MA: 4 thousand affee-
tionate adie,ls You spoke of my sail
Ing ON Friday--hangman' day and the
unlucky Jonathan. b Well, here am,
/ with death before me. My love to you
ALTO Casper. to Belle, Nellie, and lit
| tie Myra--kiss her. for me. Never for
| get GRANDPA
The children Familiarity addressed the
old man as grandpa. although he ,rras In
no way related 10 them.
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Mexico and the United States.

The new volume of Diplomatic Cores
pondence contains Mr.. Stewards dis
patches on Mexican affairs, covering the
period from February 20 September.
1854. In February Mr.. Seward instruct.
ed Mr.. Dayton to refrain from inter-
course with the Archduke Maximilian,
In the event of the appearance of the
latter il, Paris with any assumption of
authority OF. title IN Meyico.r In April
Mr.. Seward notified Mr.. Dayton or the
receipt of information that Maximilian
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TH E NEW LINE STEAMERS

THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
l. sB H.e#f tyra- FROM .ke#UHfFh
NORFOLK TO PORT MONROE, BALTIMORE, RIcrr.
H0ND, MATTHEW'S COUNTY AND CHERRYsToNB,
~ Is CARRYING fBs GREAT A5 f
RSDEF'S EXPRESS.
The following FIRST Glass, dewheel Steamers with
unsurpassed accommodations, namely
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BRAKEMAN,
JAS. 7. BRADY, CAPT. LANDS,
Leave for Baltimore DAILY, at 81 O'clock p H. siy.
ing in time TO connect with all the early trains
CITY POINT, CAPT. TALBOT,
MAGENTA, CAPT. BAULsIR,
Leave for Richmond DAILY, N o'clock, A. NJ stata
Room furslshed FREE Of CHARGE.
MATTANO, CAPT. Hicks,
Leaves for Cherrystone. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
Gloucester every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY, at 6iI o'erk
AM, touching at Ports
mouth, going and
returning,
sonnss.ins OF Old Point with tie Now iue steamers 10
to and from Baltimore
These Steamers all leave from New Line Wharf foot Of
Roanoke and Market Square H-.#
Through tickeB fold for Philadelphia New York and
oil the principal cities West. Passengers and baggage
taken from boat To cars free Of charge.
The Steamers ell touch ut FORT MONROE, and con
meet with each other, going and returning.
For any Information regarding Freight Passage or
securing State Rooms In advance, apply at the Office
the wharf EHE IT, Y. TONPKINs
sep0--ff -s..- ~ 81. Agent
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NEGRO Riots AT MEMPHIS. - A Cairo
dispatch, Of tho 9th uit., aays +.s.t,
The negroes Of Memphis INDUCED, IN.
general riot q day or two ago, and
drove the police atthe point OF the bay-
onet from their beats, and rescued man
tbc police had arrested. The riot finai-a
~ became so extensive, General Smith
repaired TO- the spot, when ono ,ofthe ne
gro'leadefs COMMANDED abusing him.
The riot finally qtfiated down, when
General Smith matts the excited negroeA'
speech, In which he told them they:
had nomore rights than the white peo-,
pie. Another general riot, at which
several were Killed, occurred at a. negro
church festival in Memphis. a large
numbered negro soldiers, who were en-
coufaged to do 90 bv.white officers, had
seoreted guns In the Building and fired
upon the police thai were detailed tor
keep order The police returned the fire.
General Smith promptly arrested the
leaders Of this riot, and after a full in
vestigattois OF the II after sent the Lead
ers to Irving Block, and a lsrgc number
Of less guilty 10 work with bail ana
chain, et -
The Memphis Papers are full OF acs
counts Of gross outrages upon peaceaole
citizens by drunken negro soldiers s
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
THE OLD AND ESTABLISHED
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET co.
So well and 50 favorably known to tho Public as the
NJ. N. FALLS LINE,
Are.now Running their Farorits Steamers
l. o u is i A n A,
CAPT. GEO. W. RUSsELL;
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JANIS CANNON; a-.
G F. o r G E A n A,
CAPT. r. PIARsO
Fhsy cave the Government Wharf, Norfolk, daily at
3is o'clock and High street Wharf, Portsmouth, at 1
o'clock r. NJ, for Baltimore touching at Old Point.
These Steamers carry the o. e. Mail and Adams Express
freight aud for freight and passenger accommodations
are unsurpassed.
Passengers taking thesa Steamers arrive In Baltimore in
time to connect with the carly trains to Washington and
all ints North and West.
Through tickets be procured these Steamers fot
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and all point:
North and West
Baggage checked TO all points free Of charge and -pe
oial attention given to then delivery.
These Steamers Ia connection with the celebrated
Steamers THOMAS COLLYER and NJ. MARTIN Of the
Norfolk aud Richmond Line.
Any Information desired will DO cheeluy given BY the
Clerks Of the Steamers application TO thu Office
the Company In Norfolk.
CO. De sure to inquire for the FALLS LINE.
TllOS ii. WEBB Agent
aneisrSf Norfolk, Va.
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n EW LINE STEAM ERs,
FOR BALTIMORE, DAILY. At 80 p. NJ
RICHMOND, " Gl6 N.
PROM Wharf foot of RounoEo and Harret Squares
ta,yyta7 Mar,.dea's oa1 Resd's FqJ,ress

The Steamers Of this Line are all new ard their re.
mafkahle speed il ue TO ther construction the most nj
proved Modern Models oil tho fast Hudson river steamers
having been adopted.
TIL" superiority OF theao models gyes them great ad.
vantage over the boats of tho old style If consrc-
don, and the newntss Of their Boilers ard Machinery
guarantees to the public their perfect safety
1t is hardly necessary inform our patrons that with
their powerful Machinery and FIRE water lines thev do
not require the slightest approach To racing to ena
oe them 70 attain much b"ttc rate Of speed than any
boats in these waters.
The NEW LINE is composed of the following elegant
SdeWheel Steamers, superbly fitted up with Saloons and
single and family Stdto Rooms
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RoIASTIc STORY ABOUT EDWIN
Booru. The New York correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gasette, abiding TO
Edwin Booth, says 49,.
"He has IN engagement next winter
of matrimonial character, which, no
doubt, he will fulfil pleasantly, if not
profitably, having very recently become
The fdacs ofan interesting young lady,
residing in Massachusetts, and possessed
of personal charms and pee uniary con-
sequences. IL seems, as the story goes,
that sympathiziug very deeply with this
young tragedian in his recent affiiction,
she wrote him an eloquent and tender
letter, which led TO correspondence
that soon ripened into love only on his
side, however, for IL Is said that she lost
her heart, as not q few of her sex did.
while seeing him play Hamlet here last
winter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
HnnP SKIRTS.

vi. Braaiey's {. Dapiexf Ebisite. "or Donbis
Steel epffng Hrop tkr q. a lArkesnf e0mpiefs
assortment N Shilass. 1iss . zta Ltdiss'i u
ana fneh Tsua. lyh "a 4sFd caloned. aat anG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
ForeIgn Items.

The famous ross tree planted q tbous-
sud years agoby the Emperor Louis le
Dictionaries, in the eastern choir of the
cathedral at Hildsrsbeim, has been 10
partieularly fns bloom this season, aud
looks fresher and greener than ever.
Two shoots which spraHg up from the
kuotty miIlenial roots of the tree in 1868
have attained already the heighth Of the
root. sms3ss sa issis1 sa q .s2t-4
The story Is told of recently dseeas-
ed Persian thst, perceiving one. day,
after . heavy fall Of rain, q vert vel
dressed young woman standing at the
edge of the side pavement Of the Bouie-
ward. and evidently much perpfexed as
to the best method of traveFsing the sea
of mud before her, be gailabtlY adj
vanced, took her up in bis .arns add
carried her across dry-shod The LADY
nade no obJection to the mode Of transit,
but, on being set down, expressed Der
gratitude IS follows: Sir, you are an
insolent feEscwfs fhereupon, NJ Bon
chet immediately rspaifed the wrong By
again transporting her, with ths.saui =
pEecautions, 70 the very spot where he
had FIRST met her, and took bis leave
with profound saiutaiop. T7gaaoe sid
Abd-el-Kadsrss visit To Europe recalls
the fact that at the time of the massacre
of Damascus he saved the lives of sew
eral hundred Christiassaa Each of the
Confidential Governments gave him. the
highest honorary decorations il had to
bestow, and England presented hfn With
double barreled rsfisa saia sAa a9iaW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

A DIsAPPoIETMKNT. $500 Mr.. Swintin,
WHO was announced to deliver. an ad-
dress to the working-men of Evansville,
at the Court-House last night, faiIed to
arrive, to the great disappointment of O
large -concourse of ladies and gen.
tlemen, working-men, their wives and
swset-hearts, who had assembled
Had the speaker arrived. he would
have had q crowded audience. Mr..
Taylor apologized for the absence Of
the speaker, andlAnnoanced that be was
confidently expected by the next train
or boat, and would certainly address the
people Of Evansville during the week,
perhaps tonight. Mr.. Taylor offered. a
few appropriate remarks for the encoOE.
agement of tho working-men Of the city.
after which the assembly dispsfssds 4,
We are glad to learn that il TO- con
templated by the working-mea and me.
chanics of the city to organize G Work.
ing-Men's Reading Room and Lyceum,
where the. rAschanics Of the city can
spend their evenings insthe cultivation
of their minds and in acquiring inform
alton. We hope the enterprise win bs
successful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

S%The New York World 10 indulg
ing in the consOlitory work of figuring
out how Mcclellan could have been
elected--and the rebellion successful, of
course " Had New Hampshire, Con-
necticut, New York, Maryland, Penn.
sylvauia, Nevada, Indians and 0regan
cast their elective vote for Little Mike"
the thing would have been did" Bat
they didu't and it wasn't, and this re-
minds US of little story about race
that dog didn't win. = b.s1 r-lnsas isr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Conc eur OF sEstIcn-Anong The
passengers by the Norman, yesterday
morning, were Generals Veetch and
LAWYER, and Captain J. T. Reed, Of
Gen. Yeatch's stat, en- route home from
Texas. General Lswler stopped at
Shawneetown, his place of residences,
and General vsateh TO his home at
Rockport W " q -
General Veatch has been command
ing the Military Division Of Northern
Louisiana, with his headquarters at
Shreveport. At his request be, together
with Gen. LAWYER, Of Illinois, and Cam
eron of this State, were ordered home,
and he will at once tender his resigna-
ton. 2 az - @ slss8Ss
Captain Reed goes to Indianspolis.to
be mustered out Of the service.
Generals LAWYER aud Cameron will
also resign.
General Benton has resigned and will
resume the practice of the law in New
Orleans. ss -% @l# -
General Lawler has purchased a
splendid plantation back of Baton Rouge,
TO which he will shortly remove. 1919 {
Captain Reed, who returns in fne
health, informs us that General Slack,
OF. this State, is now chief Of staff to
Gen. Steele, on the Rio Grande. ~
The 9TH is the only Indiana regiment
now in the Northern Military Division
of louisiana, aud Captain Reed thinks It
viii soon be ordered home. Herspre-
sents affairs rather unsettled In North
western Louisiana and Northern Texas.
There are q number OF Quantfefrs men
in thatregion, who are disposed to BE-
ugly.
The Indians are peaeeablg disposed
and anxious to resume their status. Of
friendship with the United States Gov.
eminent. n sRf7.Nre g Ht
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

:. Dr Some men are often buying and
spending money freely for clothes, and
yet they never look drssssd-shere. is
something wanting, Either the goods
do not ct or there 10 poor judgnaent and
bad taste displayed ia selection. lSdeh
persons feel uncomfoFtabIe and dissatis.
fed with them, but give themselves no
pains to see Il there j. aremedg They
often think the fault is ina&heir shape
and figure, when isS only. arises ff5m
their garments being cuf badly and ,ft5
ting outrageousIy. bAnsRaeheE s. Sons,
at their Mammoth OlothiBg HouseB wish
all such to give them trial, with Howl
son 10. cut and tft,s and With the sssiist-
ance afforded. them in the store 10 select
suitable and tasty goods. they scaupot
fail to notics ard be pleased with athS
great improvement IN Their external
Appearance, This, is q progressive aep,
Anspasher 4 Sons feel disposed in all
respects, iut their dealings, to keep up
with the age no" Good goods cheap is
saohr tnosao. 70 safA aEf rrresH-.atg
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REWARD.
$3.50 Rewardg
HA1E o. M uslss Ssas Z, Co |. ,;i K. 2,


ATA CARL NESTING Or THE UNION
! ~ Fire Company, bald Tuesday sFslsr gsAnsast
PA. the following preA BE ard TesolutiQns wire
WnxazEs, A. J. Hafch 'nsons - ths last meet.
.fnr of the City Council, held hsLdaY. August
zlsf STATED that the Union Fire conpADy had ~.
therefore. 1asae ieah
RssoIseS, That We defy A J. Hutchfnsaa 10
bring fJrward ths proof and that We WI - the
above reward 50 the 81 Al Hstshinsonn for
each and every case where hs can Prove fkY so-1a
persor OF persons who - least have some rseard
Tor truEhl thee=fhw En4uu ~Firs cUxnpzSy Ssfd r..
fuss to come oztEi fh ehsH E0Rfnsssn 1ress gFfsl
Rssoiss8s Tat We eeelArs ths afnfansnt made,
By 4. J. Hutehlassn . falsekood ana wiifnsl a.
until he bring fsrwaEa khe proOf 20 snhstauriass
his gtAfs menk-9sz afgt "a LIS = ~, llEr8 Tea
RessissS, That the above prsambIs and rpaalu
tions ee published In the Evansville Dali Jour
nal, UrtSn and Democrat.
By orasr Of ths conpsny.
MAAsis esssss, sss'E, ssa1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Local N otices. =

& yzfHHaG Efl q W0TG1t EgoF5ii
"a Those in need of Fall and Wintrr
Clothing will do well to call and see
carlin's new goods at his emporium on
First Street. he hss something to. suit
the tasies Of al, and at saeh reduced
prices as toimake us forget the present
high rates asked for clothing elsewhere,
His stock of ready made eloihing Iemi
braces all the latest styles, and is Of sp-
psrior quality and makes Call and see
for yourseiyeS 1--WE 20 {5aas1 aas esq
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

SINGULAR SuICIDR-The Jasper COur-
ieT, which boasts of the intelligence of
the Democracy says: A young fellow in
Barnstead, N. e., cut his drought the
other day, because b was going TO- be
married. ---.e.,,,s,.-I,r-w g~usr
Frequent doses Of Webster una
bridged, would be psefuI to the editor Of
the Courier. Stopping two PostOfiOes,
would not rob that fellow of any -iutslh.
fw 1ag fgsFfA II -....rs siaAs Y ais 'srafal
Beuco. se.g so,sfs.isT s-3gaE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Ter Prasacuting Attorney

;
We are authorized 10 announce that LEWIS O.
sTINsoH will 20 candidate, at the next 0cto-
Der election, for the once OF Prosecuting Attor.
ney for tho Fiftsenth Judicial Circuit. composed
Of the counties Of Crawford, Perry, Epsnesr, War
rick, Poaey aud yanderburEh.
We are authorized to AnnouaOs that CHARLES
Il. MARSH will be . candidate, at the next Oeto-s
Der election. for the ofacs OF Proeseusinx Attor-
neg for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, composed
Of the counties of Crawford, Perry, Spencer,
wArrIck, vaBderburgh and Poasy. ss.s a. 4 iyaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

" p&-An old prediction of Napolecn Is
recalled by one of eur cotemporarieE
AtSt. Helena he said:
Ere. close of the nineteenth cen.
tury, Ameries will be convnlsed BY one
of thes greatest revolutions the world
ever Witnessed, Should il succesd, her
poxerland prestige are lost; bat shonld
the Governmsne maintain her snprema-
CIV, she will be on 6rner basis 4han
svera The theory Of q republican form
of Government will be established, and
she can defy the sozhiasd Pewsfs 81 the
verdi
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80 The DsmOcr..ic Urs.. ,bg r +. !,

Boz The Democratic press think il .
terrible outrage that, in thsir ada ressss
to returned soldiers, the vnrieus orators
exhort them 70 be sober, Industrious and
good citiaena The Democratic press
know that if that advice ia followed by
the brave boys, there will be but few
Democratic votes cast by them Hence,
they desire they should rather be ad.
Eised to become drunken, vicious and
Democratic l6s 80 hss gu fe ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

"sWe will tell them ECongress] that a
Grnmwell y;iI rise in their midst before
they progress too far, who will bring
their heads to, the, block without delay or
neFcy. o. = Detroit Free Press, AareA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

s@-The renowned sth Missouri, for
many months associated intimately with
our gallant, and no less llth,z has just
been mustered cut of the service. It
has reared for itself monument more
duFAbls than brass or marble.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RKcETvKD
~ Ct my once until Saturday, September 9Th,
1ssos Tor fnrnishing the Coanty Forty Cords OF
coed Hickory Weed. 70 Be delivered AZ the Court
sE Sss r'aa' yss9 ssss -. H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

hrAn association or club of all In
dianiaus residing in Chicago has been
foTmedin that city Hon. s. g. Cook
ms, formerly one of the Judges Of the
Suprene Court Of This State, Is Presi-
deht-Neso Al6aag Ledger "a
And pray what il the object of the
Aforesaid sEFseistionr Isits a drinking
club q Jockey club, or town ball clnba
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

DS The Fortress Monroe correspond
snt of the Philadslphia Inqsirsr says
that JEFF Davis and @. c. Clay are. per-
mitted to read an occasional daily news-
paper, and that the InqEirsr and New
York Herald have been seleeted by Gen.
Miles.
Gen. Milss svidsntly does noe RsAR
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