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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

DiERs.-ExtraordinAry Inducements oueseo
TO disabled Union soldiers who desire to OBJ
tain Z thorough commercial education, at
Bryant, Stratlon L Merrill's Commercial
College, Davenport. Always 60 to the
best. Send for circular. my1S.dw
SELLING orr At Cosr.-Attsntion every
body who wish to purchase silk dress goods,
cassimeres, and dry goods generally, Al
COST. Call at Otto Klug's store, on Second
street, between Main and Harrison. The
stock is first clsss-and the prices very
low. Orro KLuo,
I'd street, between Main and Harrison.
-~~ -
"TmE Apostle, said the Elder, was
moved by many kinds Of doctrine" Eyes"
replied Mrs. Partington, looking over her
spectacles at the Elder, "there's where he
was wrong. What did he want to try so
many kinds of doctrine for. when Pinker-
tons Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters would
have kept him perfectly REGULAR" The
Elder confessed the thing had never struck
him in that light before, and the old lady
was going on to elucidate further, when her
attention was attracted by Ike, who was try
ing to. pour some Bittcrs down the cats
throat with a tunnel. apr27-2w
BRONCHITIS, OR CHRONIC SoRE THROAT
II is attended with irritation Of the bronchi-
81 tubes, which convey the air We breath
into the lungs. This irritation produces
sore throat, hoarseness, coughing, and
sometimes splitting Of matter strcaked with
blood. IL it is neglected 1t will extend
down TO the lungs, and settles into confirm
ed Consumption. Aliens Lung Balsam will
be found q most valuable remedy for cur.
ing this disease, and prevent its running in
to Consumption.
For sale by +. s. BALLoRD.
Also, by the Dealers in Family Medicine'
generally.
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK. We invite oul
readers to careful perusal Of DR.. Easterly'
melical advertisements which can bc seen
in our columns this dr.. DR.. Easterly's pre-
parations are STANDARD remedies and are
very celebrated and popular throughout the
great North west. We refer to DR.. Easter.
ly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, DR.. Carriers
Cough Balsam, DIR. Bakers Specific and DIR.
Marks Syphlltic Cure. These preparations
have been in general use for the last ter
years, and are known to be infallible RENE
dies for the diseases they are recommended
| to cure. We advise the afflicted to give theu
4 trial Orders addressed to DR.. E. Easterly
4 Co., st. Louis, or DR.. Easterly, No. 80
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois, will b,
promptly filed and forwarded by Express t
all parts Of the United States. aprld&w6n
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

DOUQUDE.
lady friend, . beuauee gay, al.
Ssents a. with these lines. to-day
.'roor fellows, indeed, thsss editor are
Forever chained TO their 0ancsum chair
Never getting brssAh Of wholesome cir;
Ever wearing look Of wseeisome care,
50 place thess where you can easily view
fhsif tender petsls-bsthed in dew,
And deem them tokens of silent applause
FOR slaborer in the GOOD old cause
DssocaAs1c LADY.
=. \ n. RAlLRoAD-ELEcrIoN o. Dr.
aacroas.-The annual election Of directors
ior the Y. { u R. R. Co. took place to-
dAy with the following result
DnEcfoas.
John A. Dir,
John Elliott,
blakely Wilson,
David Jones,
Geo. W. Stanton. Jr.
Geo. T. N. Davis,
Ebenezer Cook,
Hiram Price,
j. d. Grinnell.
The first and four last names above
given were members Of the old Board. Tho
other four are entirely new men-men wh Q
are deeply interested in the welfare Of this
road; and without pretending to know any
thing about tho plans Or projects Of the Co.,
we venture the prediction that something
is going to happen along the western end Of
this great thoroughfare. The new members
OF this board are in the field, not merely a.
make up" but for the purpose Of putting
the road through to Des Moines within one
year from January next, and perhaps be-
fore.
AT the June meeting Of the Board, in N.
T., on the 23d inst in all probability, steps
will be taken to push matters forcibly.-
There is better time ahead on the N. L
NJ. Let US take courage.
| ~
DEATH or Col. J. B. DoRa.-From the
Dubuque Herald of Saturday We gain the
painful intelligence Of the death Of our
friend, Col. J. B. Dorr, Of the Sth Iowa
Cavalry, who departed this life at Macon
Ga, on the 2sth ult., in the fortieth year o.
his age. His body is now being conveyed
to Dubuque, where he has lived for the pas
thirteen years. lie was among the mos
active and energetic men Of the Stats-ant
for many years closely nne:ted with low,
politics - editor Of the Jackson county
Democrat. which ne helped start in 1S4S
and afterwards rs editor Of the Dubuqu,
Herald Since the breaking out Of the va,
he has been almost constantly in the army
Through his energetic action the 9Th Cav.
airy was raised, at the head Of which lie va.
At tho time Of his death. His loss is to be
deeply lamented.
New FrRx.-Not an unimportant item
that came in our way to day is the fact tha
Messls. Dunham 4 Fox, firm of extensiv
means and business experience, have pur
chased the lease Of w. G. Hornbeak, No. L
Metropolitan Block, and as soon Is posses
sion can be obtained, will open at that plac'
an exclusively wholesale notion stock, will
the determination to build up IN extensiv
trade in that line. They are right vel
come. The field is q good one-and the,
will find its cultivation profitable.
THR AssEssxENrs.-Below We give a.
sessment valuations of this city and county
Total valuation-city .ts.4es. 81
Davenport Tp.... l,0ss, ,o4
Total. al................ ,5ee, sc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

CHANGE IN THE MASTERING OrrTCE.-The
public will be sorry to hear that orders have
been issued for . change in the U. s. Nus
tering office at this place, whereby Colonel
Grier surrenders his position to Col. Dun
can, A. A. P. NJ. Of Iowa,-not that the
latter officer is not favorably known and
highly respected this community, but more
because the former has, by more than two
years arduous labor, gentlemanly and oblig-
ing conduct, as Mastering and Disburing
officer Of this District, won the highest es-
TEEN and enduring friendship from all class
es Of men. Col. Grier assumed the respon
sibilities Of this office on the 10th of March
1868. As an officer he has proved himself
to be among the very discharging his
every duty in perfectly straightforward
manner-dealing justly and honorably by
all--and giving offense to none. As citi
zen, also, be is universally esteemed and
respected. But the order for = change is
from higher authority the justice of which
he, though naturally desiring to stay here
and wind up business that he has success
fully and satisfactorily managed during the
most active portion Of the war, nor We as
citizens have any right to question; and in
the course Of week or two he will take hia
leave.
Concerning his successor, Col. Duncan,
We have only to say, that as change has
been made VIC are glad that he is the success
sor. Being amply qualified to fili the posi-
ton, and An officer whom to know, is to re.
spect, we welcome him to the position.
1t is not known Jet to what point Col.
Grier will be ordered on leaving here, but
really We trust that the authorities have an
agreeable surprise in store for SO faithful
and praissworthy an officer.
INFORMATION WANrED.-Where is the
Clerk Of the weather. Has he gone to Eu-
rope with the crowds Of other enterprising
Yankees who ore proud Of their country
end think it match for Ill creation? Al
we sit in our dusty sanctum, on dusty
chair, before = dusty desk, covered with
dusty pens, books, and papers, occasionally
catching glimpse Of the opposite side Of
the street through the almost impenetrable
clouds, ws vainly ask-whers i the Clerk
Of the weather. We need rain-ths crops
need it, the gardens need il, The strssts need
1t, the community needs it-svesybody
needs it. Democrats, republicans, copper.
heads, abolitionists, soldiers, citizens, men,
women and children need il. Can't " have
it. As the prayers ofths righteous svaileth
much, and being democrats, ws pray for
rain. After seeing the ladies breasting bis
storms Of dust for the last week with hero
ism that always reminds us Of the days Of
Joan Of Arc Or Charlotte Corday, W think
that the Clerk might ssod little shower,
The has any gallantzy about him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

nAnILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
Ii % hand the bsGe quality Of Prsvisions,
Sscead street, between Brady ed Perry, d
enport nyll-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

BUSINESS EDUCATION voB DISABLED SoL-
DlEss. ss.-Extraordinary inducements offered
TO disabled Union soldiers who desire to OBJ
tain . thorough commercial education, at
Bryant, Strstton 4 Merrilrs Commercial
College, Davenport. Always 60 to the
best. Send for . circular. my18-dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

PEraoLEux.-The Davenport and Oil
Creek Petroleum Company is progressing
finely in its efforts to procure fortunes for
ito stockholders. The books now show
that about $50, 900 Of the capital stock has
slready been subscribed, and still new can.
didates for oil keep coming in. There seems
to be no doubt but that the enterprise will
be matured, and il the company does mot
find oil il will not be for want Of energy in
developing the property purchased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

THE AssEssxENrs.-Bclow we give as
sessment valuations of this city and county
Total valuation-city .3s.4es. 81.
Davenport Tp... LOGS, ,o4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

Aos"i.sss ~ ,o'-, %
We call the attention Of the Board Of Su.
pervisors now in session to the palpable in.
justice these figures do this city and town.
ship. Will you afford US any remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

TnE HsAr.-Truly June has burst upon
W with vengeance. The cloudlsss skies
Of Iowa, at this time, realize our dreams Of
the canopy Of sunny Italy, and their intense
heat is potent - = sermon reminding sin.
ners Of the realms Of Lucifcr. We don't
know how the thermometer stands, and don't
intend to ask any one; being satisfied that,
like the price of dry goods or provisions, it
ID high enough. Those who never earned
their livelihood by the sweat Of their brows
before, are certainly doing SO now.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

once. fine house, in good repair > rooms.
cellars barn worth $500. aud poultry house.
l5 varieties Of grapes, (bore 1000 lbs last year,
oil kinds Of fruits. bearing. This property EN-
braces acres. Price, a, 500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
HOUSES FOR RENT.

No. "a. A new house on Brady street. one oi
the most desirable residences in the citv.
No l. A large elegant house. with oil modern
improvements. stable, well, cistern. fruit and
eh2de trees fine river view,-centralIy located,
lone OF the finest residences in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
DU9ING9s CARDS.

nEALRR IN rURNlTURE. CARPETS,
~ Nats Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shsdes.
Be-, East second st., next door to Perry. jy3l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25
FOR SALE.



| L n.s se.i0Siss Tracts @ pssiKASLr
So.1: \ sw 7r sscslsn 8. so.,, q -ans. . VI
% acres IN Knighf township.
Nc. 2 - Ct &C len :. town ;. raaxe II ". lsa
Sc =. IN scott township.
"a. 3. & pf Sc or. section II, sown 8 r.nxs "a
W 80 arrea, In knight tawnzhip.
So 4 u NE qrs ssefiea l. tos~n .. ras-s -.
". 80 scrss. IN kRizht and Censrs snwnsAies
Ne. $: IT SE nv ar, section 5, tawn 8 rsnge
10 W, - AIRES IN Centre township.
Ne 81 nv az NV q. saSssan 4 s1wn q Fazss.
ID " & aaress II Centre fowushfp.
We = ~ Sc ar Sc sr, sessiou 81. tewn 5. range
! 10 ", = errHa, Ia c. ntFe township.
No IS gg Sc Ct. s1cxsen 8. xnan 8, range 10
/ ", 70 aErss, sestE township,
DO = y Or 81 4rs seetion II. sown ). ranse
| 10 W, 20 4crrA, in eeof9 & wnEhin.
Nc. 10: sE ar sw at, s@eaioa 81. town :. range
1 II Y. ~ asress IN Cnt-s os~nslssp.
An. II: Ne qT n 3 e. seealsn e, town = raHxe
i II W % acres n CRieE t0waships
Nesiz. ne Sr NV gr. ssStion 4, tewn {, rMnxa
le " - sesss. II Censrr 70. This tracf has Eo1d
/ frame hcszse. wish fear r0ems, and : xa<a harn
i co &, wfth Is Arras nnder es.lf sAslom. TIA
asaa lies vii. and : Of tbs best fzs tbs couafx
Nc. Ia eM aF Sc or, section d FuNn G. range
y y In Gsnszs tesusAsp-ssioiniNx the last tract
| above nanssas has II acres under enlsixation /.
! l&Egs fehaece lara. Ana log stable. TIE presn-
ises are well supplied with watsr, and shs sail Is
nnsHrpassea foT aErical Hrs1 purposes
Sc IL sW a. 81 er, spetten /. town s. range
II y, 30 acres, sa Neots tasnshap.
Nc. IL sw ~. ssSsioa =. town {. range
II W, 70 acres And y W ar Ne ar. section rs = .
T. rage II W 30 acres .ia scess sawnzAip
Alsos land Ii Gahsons VI 8rFick- Pike, anf Davies
caUn1aes, fndAanA. kna a&nd 10 Iowa ana 4 issouri
! Ter sals 81 the ksal EssAs@ Agesxv, Ne 6 West
/ Thisd street. kxsEsvifie. hy
RALkER LuNKRNHKEMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

TKxszsszs ELEcTlos-Ths people Of
Tannsssss held al election on Wed
nssdsy, upon the proposition submitted
70 them By the convention, shieh met
IN Nashville last winter.
They we're also TO vote for GovernoE
and members Of the State Legislature,
and upon amendments 70 the eonstiku-
lion.
In Nashville the election passed 81
quietly, and rssnIted in vcte Of ,34s
in fsvor Of the constitutional amend
msps, and six against it.
Tennessee will thus have recognizes
her civil governments preparatory 10 |
full resumption Of her Federal relations
We trust that large vote vas POLES
IS an sTidenes that the people are dom
With rebellion, and are ready TO rs-es
tablish firmly the national authority il
the midst of them. 4 glorious futrr
| 10 ret in store for her.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

bFom sss AaM TsFk Evening FcsS
A Private Letter from Gen. sherman.
The following letter from Gen sher-
man wss addressed TO q distinguished
soldier and an old friend, in this city. Il
ahows that tbs hero Of Georgia has as
mach in0desty - be has merit:
Col Ewing arrived to-day, and bore
me nany lind tokens from The North
bat nons gave me more satisfaction than
to know that yon watched with interest
my efforts In the pat onal cause. / do
not think human being could feel more
kiHdly towards an enemy than do 10
the people Of the South, aad only pray
that may live to see the dsy when they
and their children will thank me, rs one
who labored 20 secure and maintain .
Government verify the land We have
inherited, aud slrong enough 10 secure
our children the peace and security de-
MED %.
Judging from the press, the world
makniGes my deeds above their true val.
ne, and fear the future mar not real
ise It's Judgment. Bat whatever fats
mayfbsfall me, know that you will be q
generous and eharitable critic, and wil
encourage one Who only hopes ID thil
struggle TO do mans share.
With great respect, your friend and sd
mirer,
W. T. SHgKxAr, Mai. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

coGosKI. on Tss I49rm.-ws are graft.
fed 10 ace il announced that our accom-
plished young friend William II. Fair
banks, formerly Major Of the 3lst regi-
ment, has been appointed Colonel Of the
l49th regiment, which was raised in the
Seventh District Col. Fairbanks IL q
gallant officer, having distinguished him-
self ia all the terrible battles of the
Southwest, beginning with Fort Donsl-
son, up to the end of the campaign which
sesulted in the fall Of Atlanta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

ATTKMrr At SUECrpx sr pgrsosxs.
Some time ago Bejamin u. Anderson,
who vas formerly Colonel il the rebal
service. vas arrested in Louisville,
charged With completely With the rebel
ernissaries and their Northern Conper.
head allies, who made such . 5esper.
ate attempt ct burning Chicago and re-
leasing The Camp Donglas prisoners.
Being taken TO Cincinnati WITH the other
prisoners, be has been iealoasty guarded
~ the barracks, With oshsrs, considered
the most important Of the bot On San
day afternoon he made q desperate and
probably successful attempt 1t suicide.
The weapon used being q revolver, which
be suasohed from the belt Of one Of ths
guards then Oh duty. he had placed
the mEzzls Of the pistol where Il woaId
have sent the bail through bis heart, bat
one of his fellow prisoners, parceivinx
bis intent, struck his arm down, the re-
suit being that the ball entered tbs
stomach, inficting wound which, il IL
thought, viii prove mortal -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25
Exocution Of Guerrlilas in TIIinois.

BxofuEion Oh hnerFliIas Tn Illfn0is.
sHAvEsgrows, FEB "a
EAtsers Evansville ssarnais
Lieutenant Colonel 7. W. Campbell,
of shs I'D Ksntucky cavalry, crossed
the Ohio River 1t shawneesown on the
Isth inst with : delaehAens Of abes
regiment in search Of ) gang Of guer-
riIIas and horse thisyes, Who have, for
the last ten uaenths, been carrying on
their business Of gaessiIlaing and horse.
stealing between The swo sections His
6rst business, after arriving At Shawnee
sowz, was TO execute one Marx Potts, q
notorious guerrilla, who had been cap
Jared at Nj Vefnon, Indiana. By Col
Campbell, - route b shis place On
the evening Of She same day the col
umn started in search Of other guerril-
la, whoss names aud description be
had in hia possession. They moved
in the direction Of Carni, and when
| about ten miles from town they executed
two gaeFrilIas, whose names were Stew
art and Carter, both old sinners, who
deserved The death inflicted. They then
proceeded to Elm Grove, where they
captured James and Joseph Qnin, and
: Mart and Lem. Wise, ct the same time
giving chase to one Dr.. George
DAVIDSON, who, being closely pur-
sued, abandonded his horse and
took TO the swamps and made his
escape, the detachment capsuFing his
horse AT this point the command
divided, one portion going 10 Grayviale
the other TO Carmi. The detachment
undes command Of Col. Campbell. on
arriving as Big Prairie. executed James
aud Joseph Quin and Mart Wise; thsBce
they pushed FOR Cgrmi, where they re-
manned for the night Ogftheir return
70 this place they gave chase 90 one
James Neel, who, By the way, is noto-
rious character, running him into cane
! brake, where be abandoned his horse ~
Davidsoa did They returned to this
place on Monday night, bringing with
them Lem Wise, 3 brother OF the ore
executed, together With several horses
and mules which bad been atolen BY
these parties On Thursday sight the
detachment that vent ia The directions oi
GRANVILLE returned The result Of thsis
expedition vas The capture 81 Mark Car
ter aud Thomas Carlisle. These two
we're executed near Albion. The com
nand then returned 10 this place on
Friday night, bringing with them sesersl
horses and mules which bad been stolen
in Kentucky.
While the command vas passing
through Kentucky en- route % this placs
! they captured Dixon Brenning. Henri,
! Dreaming. EIishA Brenuiag aad DAvie
: Jones While in Kentucky the com
I mand executed the Brensings, and ksp
: Jones, believing thai some YalaAbls in
. formation might be obtained from hiH
! in reference TO the Whereabouts Of TIL
other guerrillaa. which proved 10 b
true: bot while en- ronts from this placi
+ to Carmi, Jones succeeded In makinl
bis escape, receiving very ssvefl
wound IN the leg,
Several ether euerriilas wsre chasei
during the trip. The Colonel j. Of th
: opinion that sontheFn Illinois viii hav
!. resting spell for some litsIe time. Th
command Is nov across The Ohio a.
will return . their headquarters q
! RasselvilIe, Ky. USIss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 gseaut lot ca laird strssf. 50 fses ffunt b.
- fsst deep Very desirable ct rssiaeaos.
Hsass ssd Let serrAg of asln sud ssvsash
saresa- Twe-assry frzms hsaaes &snhIs tsnH.
- sts aastzblr fss smssz@ss property azd d~egf-
ina ~ "a fset trnat hs IA sast ares.
VACANT LnT-Corssr HI - Thsra ssrsas, 70
fssf frcns BY Fse asss deep , aasffzI site Ter 4
zwelkiax. s-... go I8k#H
30 HOUSES AND LOTS n EAaayasfs. FORT
Wayns a1d Dsiphi, Insianss a. prices rAnw3ax
fruE $500 70 ST.. zoo
81 FARMS IN TEDIASA-Tnrruwsd Maa uu-
Ger ezltivstisH. VIII b sold ekeap sad OF xaoa
tsrMs.
so ACRES PkAfEIE LAsD-rn Eraaaos.
eo1atv. Tlfnoss. rem~ Nfedfsxssvt-ts.s rvssntv
seat
50 ACRES TEMEEh LAxD-fn Gfkssn ca !.
isai>sAs Aboat asvxa nailss fEsn Frsnesssa
10000 ACHES WILD LANDS - Tnzsasa
lilinossr Iewsr sd Wisconsin. il Ioss te znlt
pGFcAasaFz JANIS 6 BEEEs
Esai Eagsts Agent
sezth SIDE Third ssrses, hsswusa MaIa asa Lo-
Gust KvsEsviliss In6l&n& kshg2-Iwdk1sw
es,sNnsx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

BENEFIT TO rus 9rH BATTERY. The
total receipts Of the benefit given 10 shs
9th Indiana Battery, .en Wednesday
night, last, at Mozart Hall, we're 1895
IS. The expenses we're 1880. leaving
the net proceeds s345.05 6s
Yesterday the COMMITTEES. Consisting
Of Measrs. Biseh, Hsilman, Mark and
Bisehof, visited the hospital and paid "a
zach member OF the Battery nov in that
institution, the sum Of 1850
The card of thanks BY the brave suf
ferers will be found slsewhess.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

REnELs II EAsTxRs kKxTucxr "A
special dispatch to .hs Louisville jour
nas, dated Frankfort, Ky, Feb. I'D,
says
Col. X ]. BrsekinridEa was captured
to-day b Lieut. boyd, Of the sroops near
Midway, in WoodfoFd county. A report
IL in circulation here that Col Howard
Smith, Of the rebel arny, entered Mount
Sterling so-daE, under . flag Of trace,
and was held - prisoner by our force
stationed there. II il believed that .
rebel force may be entering the State
from that direction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

The old Locust street NJ f. Church
has been going through J. P. ElIiost'l
metamorphosical mill for the past twe
weeks, bat the audience room is not %
much injured as we thought il woald be.
Indeed we think it viii be nesrly a
good as ever. The floor has been raised
few feet and made perfectly secure
and it might possibly be shown that Il
has the advantage of being little near
er heaven Than ever before. ss
Services (see religious nosieel vii
commence in the old Church Is usaal
;o-morrow morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25
Lot or STOLEN.


SMALL BRfCR WAREHOUSE ia The East
z II eru TaIsFesments CbuFeh Street, Hea
i ehsstant eegsging "A feet " g. Apply
vfeKERY BROS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

We understand from reliable
authority, says the ARIA Esnsseky Sea-
tssssI, Of Saturday, that Captain PuIlian.
27th Ky, NTH his company. who a-s noy
stationed a. Hardiasbargh, Ky, had .
lighs skirnish With aOme gusrriIlas, near
that place, the ether day; the guerriIlas
Of course. coming second best We ars
glad 70 say thst the same authority stated
that the Captain vas doing the work Of
. soldier, and Is fas. becoming favor
it, Of III In thai viciniEy--especially the
lAdiss-for bis gsllantry and military
discipline We ean rcueh kx shs
Csesaln hsvisg sarvsd viii Aim
ss< msps thAa Asaa $3.50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-25

aGovernor Morton has appointed
Capt Nicholas r. Ruekle, OF the 18th
Indiana, to the Colonsicy Of the I4sth
regiment, just raised in this District.
Colonel Ruckie has made 9 most bril-.
liant record in this war, aud the news Of
bis promotion viii be joyously received
By bis numerous friends In the army and
II home. he IL we'll known in this eity,
aud his gallant deeds since his connec-
ton with the old Zouave regiment have
given him an enviable reputation ia Tee
different departments in which his ress-
meus has done service. Col Ruckie
win deuonssrass the wisdom of bis sd.
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