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NAs!tiSGroS, Ibr,lal~ &, 1>d4.
CIRCULAR NO. 1G.T
In future each Officer ~ charge Of enlist
ei men absent from their rcGinlc"ts. will
report at The end Of ever :Gnn5A to- The
R'Siincntal or Company Commanders af
the mea under their charg" whether they
are sick, in confinement, i'll hospital, c1l de-
which each man is performing, and the su-
thority for dc:ai,linS him, giving The num-
Der and date of the order, also whether
they arc sick. or lit frI service and anv
other particulars about tAu" winch may b.
necessary tor til" Information Of tcir Com
man!ln$ OHirers III kecnl:lS 4 correct &C
count OF the pay, clothl..,, station, dltics,
&c, OF each soldier. Ni:.inut such reports
mca cau:iCt rccc:vc D.. actually cue them.
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SUMTER, August -, 1863.
nN and after August Is, DAILY TRAIN
~ will run between liingsviIlc and Viii
mlngton. Leaving Kmgsv,llc daily at $40
q. M, and arriving at hingsvitle 5.20p. M.
These Trains i'll make daily connections, at
Wilmington with Trains for any point
North. They also will continue to connect
with Trains on the Northeastern Railroad
tor Charleston and Cheraw and Darlington
railroad. These Trains carry both freight
and passengers. HENRY NJ. DRANE,
Aug i6 2Wd General Superiutcnden:.
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JTiI Is, 1860.
GENERIE ORDERS ND.2l
\ accoruaiicc wlth distractions fr0Ul IL"
Il War Department, :i.c :uilGM!ng o.ttc,. is,
proMIll gated to tiia r".:ii.:;.i:G
BY command Of ::::j t;.'n. MEADE
GEO. y. RuGGi.::s, Asst ..dj'; t.rn.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUrANT GENIAL rs CfFIcE,
Washington, JGi' II, 1915.
.SPELJ-4L CNUEE&, so. $40.
[E+tract.l
II. BY direction % tho President, the fol-
loving officers are hereby d..,hou"n5!v \ dis
missed the service OF the United $. :tc.s,
with forfeiture Of all pay and allowances, vi
dates set opposite their respective names
Tor violation of or,iei., and neglect OF duty,
l.. 0No'ci,sy h.cr ''cJi.a"',fs 70 olisba'ad, h,,s
d.3uJi'4J tie l'nyhte:tts Hni .;i,W as tta,.c
merro1, e'.LcorosSi4J Ike J'1tjjjc .'rrt.ce, CAST
c;iuSin3 s'te:ing u!.d .nro"rrnirncc to tie
cnliSted 3tien u,,der M-i,' c'...t,ot:
Colonel |. G. Edwards sd Massachusetts
Volunteers, July !, 1860.
Colonel W. S. King, A.h Massachu..tts
Heavy ARTILLERY, June u, 1865.
Commanding Generals OF Military Dvi-
sions and Department, vii! o:"n"lgutc TAI,
ORDER to ticlr respective co'n:naHds
BY order Of the S>.ec"t:rv OF War:
f. u. "OW NSEND, A. A. Ct.
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New S.ore and New Goods.

New Sore and New Goods.
DY NOISE X ORCHARD. GROCERIES.
ID PROVISIONS an,! FANCY ARTICLES.
lust received splendid assortment OF
Groceries, Provisions, Cheese. Crack
.rs, Candies, Jcl!;c+, Preserves, Pickles,
Toilet soaps, Pona,lcs. Also, Elegant IL.
OF Old Bourbon #h.I:rv, C..oicc Scgar.,
tobacco, sc.
pcndlcton street one door West of E;ch-
ardson, and two squares below New State
HOUSE Aug IS II
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G.. E. Chichester.

G.. e. Chichester,
REAL ESTATE BROKEIs.
Is BR0.AD STREET. CHARLESTON.
A GENI for the purchase and sale of
N REAL ESTATE IN any Of the Southern
States.
For the REPAIRING, RENTING, &C., of
city property.
oMners OF property in Charleston, un-
have their property taken care of and
promptly attended to by sending to above
Il Power Of Attorney, to assume control of
the same. until the owners return. Infor-
nation as to the condition of property in
jnrcd by sEclls, and otherwise With prnba-
bic expense ri repairing, sent on application
~" Wanted to purchase, for parties
seeking Investment Of Real Estate il: South
tarollil" -@cvcral PLANTATIONS. in work.
ln% order, IN t!i1 uprcrportion of the State
AuT $ SG
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The Tri-Weekly Phoenix,

For country circulation, is published every
Tuesday, Thursda" and Saturday. and has
all the reading matter Of interest contained
in the daily issues of the week.
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BY order Of the Secretary OF War:
f. u. 3'OW NSEND, A. \. G..
Aug 16 ,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02

New York, Nov. 30.-The HerGlds
Washington special says the New York
delegation are in time tospress Henry
]. Raymond for the Chairmanship of the
Ways and Means Committee, in place
of Thaddeus Stephens, late incumbent
No opposition is yet manifested to
Mr.. Colfax for Speaker, and but little
toward Mr.. Mcpherson for Clerk.
The arrivals of Southern politicians
have been quite numerous to-day.
They disavow the obnoxious sentiments
of some Southern speakers, and will be
content to take what they can get in re-
construction. They oonfne themselves
to the prosecution of their pardoned
claims in person, and do not propose to
talk politics till they can do it without
damaging friends who are disposed to
help them. Mr.. Chauncey NJ. De Pau,
the newly appointed Minister to Japan,
has notified the State Department that
he will be in Washington shortly, and
requests that much time to decide
whether to accept or decline the sp-
pointment His final answer viii prob.
ably depend upon the action of his
friends, who are pushing him for the
New York Collectorship.
From recent returns received at tht
Indians Bureau, the various tribes o.
the United States are estimated to rep
resent collective strength of 307 ,80l
souls, of which number 5, 400 are known
to have served in the Federal army du
ring the late war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02
The VERY LATEST
TELE CIR A h H.


EAsToN, PENN. Dec The western
expire train, which left Harrisburg at
O'clock this morning, ran into coal
train at While House, N. j., on the N.
j. Central railroad, at about s o'clock
this morning, killing seven persons and
wounding ten or twelve others. Killed,
r. s. Shiday, of Easton, Penn, Edmund
johnson, Of Washington, N. j., Mrs.
Francis, of West TWenty-ninth street,
New York City, James Tyler, of Easton,
Penn, West Mettbe, of Phillipsburg,
N. j., Edward Davis, of Belvidere, n.
j., J. w. Edinger, of Carpenterville, N
J. Wounded, VIM. Reed, leg broken; ;
Mrs. Harvey, leg broken, and her child
also injured; Andrew O'Neal, arm bro
ken; VIM Marsh, of Schooler's Noun
tain, injured about the head; George
Walbe, of Newark, slightly; A. s. Strong,
of East Washington, Mass, badly about
the head; Mrs.O. s. String, slightly; I.
C. Southep, OF Trenton, dangerously;
John 7. Sloge, of Clinton, N. j., both
arms; W. q. Morris, of Washington, N.
j., in the side and arm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02

Report OF the Secretary OF War.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The report of
the Secretary of War is ready for deliv-
cry. 1t will satisfy the country that the
same vigor characterizes that depart-
ment in reducing the army to a peace
footing which market its action in the
prosecution Of the war; On the first
of May last we had in the field
and in hospital 100000 men. This
number has already been reduced
to 175, 900, and the process Of reduction;
is still going on. By the 6rst Of July
next the army will consist of $4,000
men, which the Secretary deems suffi-
cient for state of peace, and he will
ask for thirty-three million of dollars
only for the year. A list of some 800
General officers to be mustered out is
ready, but as Congress has not allowed
General officers any additional pay after
the day of their being mustered out, an
opportunity will probably be given to
remedy this injustice. 8 a.1
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NEW YORK, Dec. IA Washington
special to the Commercial says:
Intelligence from Warrenton states
that three or four of the soldiers injured
by the accident on Wednesday, cannot
recover. They are being kindly provi-
ded and cared for by the citizens.
Among the latest arrivals of Con-
gressmen are Brown, of Missouri, Wash
burne and Conklin, of New York.
Colfax will undoubtedly be elected
Speaker.
Hons. A. T. Barnet and r. s. Scott,
members of the Canadian Government,
have arrived here as has already been
announced. They are endeavoring to
| negotiate reciprocal tariff and modify
trade regulations, to 60 into effect after
the abrogation of the reciprocity treaty
| in March next
This is Mr.. Scott's second visit here
for the same purpose, he having come
in July last, after the adiournmento Of
the Detroit Convention, in which be
took a prominent part, as he is one oil
the leading members of the Canadian
Government. He speaks from an
thority, and whatever he and his col
leagues agree in, or succeed in obtain
ing, will be acknowledged and recog
nized by the Government which the
represent. ~ laasitasa
President Johnson's letter to Gov
exnor Holden disappoints those who haC
hoped be would insist on the admission
of Southern members of Congress, as l
shows he will insist on an honest com
pliepce With the terms of his policy.
The Republican members of Congress
already have shown in conversatio
their belief that the President has undel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02
The Fentans in Canada.

New York, Dec. 1.-The Herald s
Toronto correspondent says: The numr
Der OF Fenians enrolled and drilling in
Canada is stated to be nearly $4,000, Of
whom nearly one-half are said to be al
ready armed. =
A special to the Tribune from WASH
ington, says The property as Point
Lookout has been secured for the tenn
porary asylum for disabled soldiers and
sailors. Congress will be asked at the
opening of the session to donate the
cottages on the Point for the purpose,
and an appeal will be made to the libe
raj citizens of the country for means &c
pay for the land. Gen. Grant is in ia
vor of having the Asylum established
there.
A special to the World from Wash
ington, says; A statement of the public
debt for November will be published to.
morrow. 1t compares faVorably will
that of last October.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02


A Cough, Celds or Sore Throat,
BIQUIREs IMMEDIATE ATTENTIoR AND SHOULD BE
CHECKED. II ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation OF tn Lungs, a Permanent
e Throat Affection, or an In- =
e-.-------- curabfe Lung Disease
1s OFTEN TIE REsULE
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAVING prsEcT INFLUEScE TO TIE PARTS, eIvE
IMMEDIATE RELIEP.
For bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrhr
COnsumptive and Throat Diseases
rpocHRs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS coon SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will pd TIoekss useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving
the throat aftsr an unusual exerIion OF the Voca
organs. The 9rochss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physiclans, and have had testimonials
/ from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article OF true merit, and having PROVED
their efficacy by test Of many years, each yes'
| hnds them in new localities In vArious parts o
the world, and the Irochss are universally pro
nounced bstter than other articles,
OBrAIs only "RRowN'a pRoscHiAL TRooHrs,
and do not take any Of the Worthless Imitation
| that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and II
Foreign Countries, ct IS cents Per boz.
de2 dmd&w
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Leglslat tive Summary.
THURsDAY, Nov. 80.

AhSEoDAlJ NOF. oO.
SENArE.-Petitions for and against
stringent liquor law were presented and
referred.
The following bills were reported from
Committees and read second time:
house bill No. SO - Incorporating
Manufacturing and Mining Companies.
House bill Il9 Establishing State
Normal School attA
Senate bill l54-Amending the treas
ury system so as to make National
bank notes legal tender.
Senate bill 228-Providing for uni
form mode of doing township business.
Fl use bill l57-Settling with Sinking
Fund Commissioners. ID rgN q
The remainder Of the day was con-
sumo in The discussioa of House bill
No AZ, bill to increase the powers of
q Q Board of Sinking Fund Commission
ers. and to authorize said board to loan
any moneys belonging to said fund in
Indiana State Bonds or stocks, provid-
ing for the cancelling of such bonds or
stocks, and the re issuing OF new non.
negotiable bonds or stocks, paysble1to
said fund. WHICH was finally recommitted
to the Committee on Finance.
HOUSE The House met at o'clock
sneaker Petit in the chair.
A number of memorials upon various
subjects we're appropriately referred.
The various committees made several
renorts upon various bills, among whicl
was a report of the Committee on Edu
cation, on bill to repeal section 35 o
the new school law referring to .tht
qualifications of teachers. The repor
of the committee to indefinitely post
none. was not concurred in. .
A report from the same committee {,
indefinitely postpone bill to allow chill
dren under six, and men under twenty
one to attend the common schools, ehc
tied considerable discussion, the major
ity of the members who spoke being il
favor of opening the schools for person
above the age the report of the Com
mittee was not concurred in.
Governor Baker transmitted a com
munication from citizens. of Monro
county. asking the location of the Agr
cultural College at Bloomington, an
agreeing to buy the cabinet OF the lat
David Dale Owen, worth $75, 600, and
farm near that city worth $4,000. I'll
qsmorial was referred to the speci
tcoo nmiftee on Agricultural College.
House bill, by Mr. Brauham, =
tad by the Committee on Ways or
ans, for the creation of State De
king Fund, was read first time az
lered to be printed.
number Of bills were introduce
long them one by Mr.. Mswcomb, or
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02
Especial to the n. Y. Herald.

TORONTO, C. w, Nov. 30.-The Board
of Trade tonight resolved to hold a
great international council and banquet
at-an early day in furtherauce of reci-
procity and of the Georgian Bay canal.
Annexation clubs are springing up all
over lower Canada. The French Cana
dian organ wages a fierce war upon
British Nominations. The Fenians are
quiet excepting occasional demonstra.
tions with rockets and FIRE arms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02

CIEcIEE1TI, Dec l.--C. w. Scarf, one
of the oldest judges in the State, died at
GAINESVILLE this morning. a.
The remains Of General Simon Ken
ton, the pioneer, were reinterred yester-
day. The ceremonies were witnessed
by a large number, of citizens from all
parts Of the State. 5000 a'se 2Af A'n a-
!, An old building, corner Pike and
Pearl streets, fell last night, killing two
men. .ct51 50 gf5ei fisa IL taz EkE :
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Railroad ,ConsoIidation.

|, CHICAGO, Dec. THE consolidation
Of the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Rail
road Company land the Mississippi and
Wabash Railway Company was consum
mated at Peoria to-day by large ma
jority of the stockholders 81
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MOBILE, Nov. 30.-The Mobile Times
has reliable information that 1000 bales
of Government cotton was destroyed by
FIRE at Columbus, Miss, on the 18th.
The work ofincendiaries; loss 500, 600.
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4
atine Marion county the Sixteenth Ju
dicial Circuit and providing TOR con-
! tinuous criminal courts therein, II hec-
essary
Joint Resolution No. 20, instructing
our Senators and Representatives to
urge legislation to equalize the pay OF
eli soldiers, was amended 80 as to make
it read, IF to the best interests OF the
country
An amendment by Mr.. Newcomb, to
levy direct tax for the money neces
sary to be raised by the resolution, was
voted upon, but no quorum voting, the
House adionrned until 2PM
AFrERHooE The Temperance bill
was postponed until Friday at 2 P. M /,
Mr.. Shuey not deeming himself and
riends strong enough to risk the meas
ure.
Mr.. Lane introduced q joint resolution
to instruct our Senators and Representa-
lives to vote for the increase of pensions
of privaaes and non com missloned Of
ficers to $l6 per month.
Mr.. Stewart offered concurrent reso-
luton upon the subject of Congressional
Township lands for school purposes.
Mr.. Pettit's House bill, No. l56, re-
garding soldiers claims, was lost by
vote of ayes As noes 35.
The Joint Resolution Of Mr.. Meredith,
to amend the Constitution by striking
out the XIII Article, was passed by a
vote of ayes 81, noes AZ
A Joint Resolution TO amend the 23d
Section of Article w of the Constitu-
ton, so as to allow cities to raise levy
tax for school purposes, was passei BY
q vote Of ayes So, noes 81,
A law sfixing a penalty to sellin
liquor on Sundays and election days,
passed BY vote Of ayes "a, noes 2.
House bill No. TT, amending the
law in regard to the publication Of
delinquent taxes, was passed. The bill
pays sixty cents per line for the table,
instead of thirty cents,
A Joint Resolution for annual sessions
of the Legislature, failed by vote of
ayes SO, noes AS.
The House adjourned at 4:s0.--Ind.
Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02

New YORK, Dec. Ia large and ami,
mated meeting Of the TamanY Demo
Gratis, for the purpose of ratifying the
nomination of John T. Hoffman for
Mayor, and Richard o'Gorman for Cor
poFation Council was held last night 8
Cooper Institute. -
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gone decided change in bis feelings
fowardsthe South, and intends to apply
the breaks A day or two since he ex.
pressed himself as much dissatisfied
with North Carolina for defeating W..
w. Holden as Governor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1-Noon.-The river
3inehes water in the channel Weather
cool aud cloudy. Thermometer 80.
PITTsBUsG, Dec. River feet 6
inches blythe pier mark and falling
Weather clear but cool II r ~
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sTRAYED.

Il Second and Cherry, on the 30th Of November,
Que large Durham Mich Cow. Description
White Cow with red ears; small horns, rAthdf
dropping, point, Inclined in about years old.
will pay liberal reward to any one returning
her to me ct my store, No. 3 Main street, or Civ
ing such information will lead TO her recovery.
d 2.1w .F#n GE0. l.. DIXON.
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COAL.
Notice 70 Steamboats,.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF sCREEEED COAL
n on hand at the Honey Greek Coal Landing
two miles above Roekport. Bargss filled al
reasonable prices. ~
dec2dIm HONEY CREEK COAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-02

I WHY WAS THE zTH OF DEoEMBEH
APPOINTED AS THAsKsGIvrNG- DAY2-The
Chicago Journal inclines to the BELIEF
that President Johnson departed from
the usual cus.om of appointing the last
Thursday in November as Thanksgiv-
ing Day, and denominated the Ist Thurs
day in December, for the reason that as
Congress meets on the 5th of that
month, he will be enabled before the 7th
to officially announce to the world that
slavery has ceased to exist in the United
States, thus providing additional cause
for thanksgiving.
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LEGAL.
Petition to Sell Real Estate.

~ STATE OF INDIANA, SIS
YANDERBuRGH COUNTY. (
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIII.
1N liam ii. Walker, Administrator OF the estate
OF John 4. Walker, deceased, has Ied his petition
al being insufficient 70 par his dabts ;fand that
said petition win Be heard at the next term Of
the Court Of Common Pleas of said county:
Attsat: -. :. BLYTHE HYNESs
nI.ltd&3Mw CLERK v. @. O. r,
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WAsHINaToN, Nov. 27. p. n
II W @FWF' :
Hon. ". ". Holden, Provisional Goo,
ernor of North Carolina: ~

Accept my thanks for the noble
and efficient manner ia which you have
discharged your duty as provisional
Governor You will be sustained by
the Government The results of the
recent elections in North Carolina have
greatly damaged the prospects of the
State in the restoration of its Govern
mental relations. Should the action and
the spirit of the Legislature be in the
same direction it will greatly increase
the mischief already done, and might be
fatal. 1t is hoped the action aud spirit
manifested by the Legislature viii be 30
directed as to rather repair than increase
the difficulties under which the State has
already placed itself. faE -
[Signed1 ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the U. 8.
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NOTICE.
Attachment Notice.

william Sullivan Vs. Daniel Lehman; before
stearns Hateh, Justice of the Peace
NOTICE Is nEREBF GIVEN, THAT A WRIT
4N OF Attachment was issued on the 18th day of
October, 1855, aud said writ was returned with
personal property attached, and the time set for
hearing this cause is on the 1lth day of Deem
Der, 1865, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
dsy, at my ONCE in Centre township, in Wander
Durgh county, Indiana, where all pt rsons inter-
ested may attend If they think proper. The said
defendant is not q resident of the State of Indi-
ana. tf STEARNS HATCH
no2o-W2w ..--..-- JustiSe of the Peace. g.
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TO SOLDIERS. oa
u. s. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 NAVY
Claim Agency.
no CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES Il. MARSH, Local Agent,
Office No. 6..,....-Third St.,
(Bet. Locust and Mainl,
e4rss,, - EVANSVILLE, IND.
no SOLDIERs.

The o. 8. Sanitary Commission ,dssIring to re.
lieVe Soldiers, Sailors and their families from the
heavy expenses usually psid- for the proseeu hon
Of such claims, have established this Agency to
collect Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, Bounty, aud
ether claims against the Government, WITHOUT
CHARGE Oh EXPENSE OF ANY KIND
WHATBVER TO THE CLAIMANTS.
On application sent to this Agency, stating the
namG and postoface address Of the esaimant, the
nsmes rank, company regiment, service, and
State Of the soldier on whose account the claim 10
made, and date OF discharge or death, the proper
blanks will be filled ont as far - possible and
sent to the person applying. These can then be
executed and xsfurnsd to this ofise, where the
claim VIII be prosecuted to final issue in the
lihQrtest pOnsthle time d jyll-emw -eotd60d