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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-08
WANTED.


a GREAT NUMBER or HELP, MALE
and icmae, car have exec en- stu ton, without
MY, % eye capacty, h. arp alag a. MASN i
now 70 Re The best Uiico In the United stAie,i
snch We can re- 1iumcud T.. S29
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
Gem! e1i hep Of g u.tous Coz sood s,.uati9ns a
mtel. ssl
A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD REFER
shop. Address ii. C." D,S 9is sun ofhce. IS
a LADY on LINEN And ALPACA Coats
rs. To- Woman in tnanuiac'ory. one y " .oinPe-
TENT uAy hear Of FOOD situation by caiiirlf Al G. u.
hlNO'e 80 an - q unou s., coz hivinc On tom ~
70 II !'ciook, iot . DAYS Aso bAH'en, epsr,sOrs
butcnEo.e makers ana i ores. 70
ADAMS PRESS FEEDERS WANTED.
"A Apply 10 r. CRAIGuEAD, Cl1ton Building, :,
Centre a. "a
a MOUSTER WANTED FOR LARGE
Lt'ooSing glass france, 20 ekmnn st. -
A YOUNG MAN wANi'LD TO Run A
"a Gordon pTesA At BROWN & HUNTS, 80. 81
Pax Row. no
A GOOD CLoCK-CAsE OR FRAME SAW
~ yer wanted; A.scL o. ese.nttmskers- Apply
" EOBE. DUNN, 6so Futh sch hoo. 35S
A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on WHEEL
ne WusonI and Grover T. Bakers mses4nes, TO
work On c9.,'. N9-c Tut -. c'ass h,nss NEED y,
pyAt LC Net opoli.su Cloak stu.O go GoN cry. Isl
I<Ol W AN VI ~ lslafNhN 'hN IsiF-
~ ~ trade, one Ivan, u-sr the B'very p 2 g. red.
A9ply Let and 10 A. II. CLAEA q HALL 70. -
John e. -
boy wASTED-l5 TO II, At NOS. 20
- and 20 D. - T.ory, 20 Once and 81 rlnds
Apply t.-Iay bv !. NJ. q
boy wANTrn-NDOUT IS YEARS OLp,
- tc~teel Appearance, r. rie'scl'es. TO copy man
uscfip. ana, a. co-rs p3a,. nsc, tclt oise DUTY,
scquaiu'o,l vi'h she IN CT part ot y. Y. city. Adj
sreu ARCHITECT Bico.lyu, =. u Is
DOOK SEWERS AND FOLDERS WANT.
- Ell. Also = smut cir iaaIu byoA sowing and
kY. 1853
RAISTEIo AND BUTTON-HOLE MAX
IL e,swantei on vests. H.ghest waees IN this city
pad 20 el1I hands Work all winter. Apps oil the
scct cor 5Jlh ~. and III ave-, first floor over The
Store. u
pRAlDERS DOUBLES AND WTNDERS
. - vru'ei. Only GOOD hands Feed sp2iy to VI
4 - va 90, t.HN .,V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-08

"A MOUNTER WANTED FOR LARGE
Il'oosing glass france, 20 ekman st. -
A YOUNG MAN WANI'LD TO Run A
"a Gordon pTesA At BROWN & HUNTS, 80. 81
Park Row. hs
The New York herald., 1865-06-09


BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER
IA AUCTION SALE OF o100OO WORTH OF
1A0HIfICENT HOU4EH0LD FURNITURH.
a kAkk OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTIES COMMENCING
HOUSEKEEPING.
Rosewood octave Pianoforte
OH Paintings by eminent artists,
Artistic Bronze Stasuary.
ROSEWOOD and Walnut Chamber -,
ox Furniture, en- suite style Isonis NJ: !
<CM THIS DAY (FRIDAY), JUNE 9. AT THE !eIr ELE-
8ANT RESIDENCE. ~ WEST SIXTEENTH STkEEf,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES.
SALE COMMENCING AT ii O'CLOCk :,
the Auctioneer would call particular attention OF ms
friends and tho public this SALE the catalogue
tho largest and richest assortment Of househoo
and works Of art offered at auction this season The house
furnished than months ago. ana Is In
complete order Catalogues the house Sale perempory
DRAWING ROOMS
Magnificent suits of Furniture covered In French brocate
Bookcase Etageres Mirrors Lace Curtains Marqueterie
Cabinets Chandeliers Console and Gard Tables Sevres
China Vases Easy Chairs, Bronze Clock. Ottomans.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
superby made TO order city maker
rosewood Canterbury, Stool. Cover, Music Books -
SUPERB COLLECTION OF PAINTING AND BRONZES,
BY EMINENT ARTISTS
Dining Table, Buffet elegant sets China
Glass Silver Ware Table Cutlery. Chambers Rosewood
and walnut Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobes Commodes,
Armoire- -Glace, Mattresses, Blankets Sheets
B.-Parties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth av.
Sixteenth he
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

VACHr FOR sALE.-rHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for sale magnificent first class Schooner Yacht Of 2a6
tons built this year by OF the celebrated ship
wrghs in the country expense OF $4,000 This
splendid vessel probably the finest that noated in
every luxury and convenience Her sailing qualities and
sion TO thoroughly her powers in recent trip the
West indies Wal be sold at liberal discount rst
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
SPORTING.

THOROUaHBRED ENGLISH MASTTFF; A MAG
innocent ANIMAL hrst rate watch dog imported from
LONDON oy present owner Also English Mail Phaeton.
street. = = -'S ~-rr'' - - '~~
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

E'0R sALE-A FIRST CLASS CAT RIGGED BOAT q
feet long, IL feet wide In perfect order Can
seen at Geo Kernels yard, Red Hook South Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

1NiON COURSE, LONG IsLAND-rROTTTNG.-
s.s a r.. sIns 81 81 o'clock match for 5000 mile
noae oess hreo IN hve IN harness. Hiram Woodruff
D Dexter; g. Mclaughlin names b. Lady Thorne Cars
VIII Leave the Fulton and Williamsburg ferries every i've
The course direct at O'Clock M returning when the
u over SHAW WHITE Propnetors
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

AMUsnMnNTs.
RRoADvAr rtiaArsa
ra. FsSS ssSsS7 si'iS 7S$SSSSSzzt ;S;;;it.'s. r..
sATsAS
which ' = SSss''' the week Win
orsad Ballet sI.S ;ns a.'IssS ip..s.. l.a-
~ Sf4HR 4HR TSSSTs To5Sa 1.Ssss sAssE AND DRILL.
ThG fs1Sth YTfRy hSsE ~ III. LAks oy srLvsa
.h' Revolving Gf%; ss ars SPIRIT sfs sh q cSpd
BHoADwATo o5EEAEsfso JUNE g. sUsszR s SEASON.
AN ESTiSEIy NEW oRaiSiSSTIos
Ens.ss%sSs 70, limited Su@ssr o. nights with .A. &C
o'mpished o'~sdepns %Ss and 4 yS1.1:.i y%Sa.41s:.ins
eA' Charles H0~.E 2RRS %XTRYs gSRrss Comedian
Who win p,odnSs: TIE original Comic Drama of e1s0rd
THE PEASANT PEEREss.
And tho we'll Hp1s FAKES deEssS TwS ssc To q QUARREL
Boz sheo. now open.
NIBLo's GARDEN
Alteration Of time Doors open 7 curtain rises al
81 e.
MISS xAodiE aHs'srF MITCHELL.
who vi" appear sss:s s,s%ss .%ss 1885, tn her '
MARIE,
adapted
entitled the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
THE MOTHERS PRAYER,
supported by Mrs Farrcn Mary wels SkcrreG j. Nunau
W Scalan his third appearance In three f. Nor
rts j. w. BlAisdell w. II. Danvers Barry Rendie, &c
BRAUTIFUI. SCENERY SPLENDID NEW COSTUMES,
RICH FURNITURE. FULL CHORUS, ORR
OINAL MUSIC, &C
ACT 1.-THE PRAYER
ACT In-ABDUcroN OF MARIE. "'
ACT IV.-DESPAIR
ACT v.-HAPPINEss
To morrow Saturday, June TO- FAREWELL MATINEE
EAST LYNNE,
In which MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Win appear for the last time prior to her departure for
Europe on the following Wednesday, ~
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
Seats secured six days In advance
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
UCTION NOTICE-R. T. HAZELL. AUCTIONEER
IA BY j. E. HALSEY co.

THIS DAY (FRIDAY) JUNE 9,
At l0h O'Clock, at salesroom IS Beekman street,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
In lots to suit city and country buyers.
Also,
AMERICAN 0UTLERY.-sSO dozen Table Knives and
Forks I60 dozen Butches Hunters and Cooks Knivess
sHovELs VII. Il; AND sPADEs-2oo dozen H square and
Invoices Close Link Chains C. s. Picks and Mattocks $50
Ge Cut Nails assorted szes 400 Smooth Jack and Fore
Planes, &C. &c.
Also, at IL O'Clock precisely,
RIFLE BARRELS.-440 Springfield Barrels polished, per-
ussoned and rifed ready stocking in of 40 each
Boxes.
Catalogues early morning Of sale
j. f. HAIEEY 4 CO.,
Auctionecrs, No. 5b Beekman street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
A UOTION NOTICE-OvER $4,000 WORTH OF
~ SUPERB FIRST GLASS FURNITURE,

A UOTION NOnCE.-OvER $4,000 WORTH OF
IA SUPERB FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
STElNWAY PIANOFORTE,
ROSEWOOD ETAGERES, &c,
% be sold this lFriday) afternoon at o'clock, at
house l9l West Twenysix street. a few doors from
sgte ro;ewocd Etassres stsnwsy Pianofore cost
nihcent collection Of valuable OIL Paintings equestrian
sBronxes Parian and Bisque Figures, Lava Ornaments
Oresden and Sevres Vases Damask Lace Curtains
DINING ROOM, CHAMBERS AND NURSERY.
Rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureau Spring and
Hair Mattresses Shades Mirror Chairs Sofa Bedseads
Sotas, French and Bohemian China Glassware, Cutlery
Silver &c. No p0stponement; sale, rain shine.
N B.House for sale to LETT inquire of auconeer
Lien In to pack ship goods
II. r. WESTCOTT. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

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wv. Nv nsn.ssr. r..........."".......H .Hs wnls. ss.sse
BRiLiixNf sUcckss w.
Mss RSSssxsa.
=. ..'..,s' ~ This pRrDAp EVENING"
LAST LAST TINE TINE sU7 sUF FwS FwS
, n ". '. M. sss .s Dyo r NJ ws H.: -
fssss' .YS Ts Sss;'si sls $sa.
MATINEE MATINEE
CAMILLE.
Commanding a. halfpass O'Clock
w ). produced .iss siSsSRSx ..s. 5ysE .u
'a'' shie's celebrated 'riFgsdy Fs1ybsR sIiu'ed
EXTRA ASs0UssHHEsr S1arEs Garden
sxTIsEE TIsEE
ssAM?2tLgE
on sAroapAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 10
Commencing at half past O'Clock.
Eox,s OLD BowERy THEATRE
Lessee Director and md Msn9Ser NJ ag C ...d L. r'z-
MR.. WILLIAM TRyoN.
'1siisIef MISS r%ssY Si isi EiifsasH%sas asssHSs.
THE DRAMATIC sA AND 8 rAsToaIxx x ron COMPANY
v,rs51 ss7r1ss "a s,s5;Ss aSFsr1s5ssEs5 ,a sssgi,o
m 1THIIhs ThE bgSs 2s stSrdsI BOY 81 MASohssTsSa
Tho RS%s sS "; ;;@S $;I;&s "
% cv, r. HaHHE S%sE SS%%s s!crsr ,
WITH K 4SH SHsHE
.Pompsy Nor" 1y Master. Timothy ara Te%%X
G JUNE rsAsR s.
WAEtILsAyGs,xs,,ss.: -, x... .,..,.. w.u.
aaT sSN or SEASON Ease
Boucicaul.s celebrated i've DH aci I comedy. coined tho
Whiting Norton Mcintyre. Ward Miss Henrquea Miss No
rEks asa q III E AL bELoE
8,
"''l appear In the sTTsHiEi THE PIX IRON Ss MASK.
Which win be produced Win and beautiful scenery 80
Doors orSa open mat st ~ SG% os.r,als SarS a,a
w SPECIAL NOTICE
Tho public are '''Psfis.raE E%sd Mat tho
AT THIS THEATRE.
ean "sr earsu aa and 81 the IN
o nfGsnS M Wos py i've .' written o..
''' THE IRON MASK
WALLACK- DAVENPORT COMBINATION:-
Mr.. j. W. WALLAGK and Mr. +. l.. DAVENPORT.
supported Miss Rose Eynge the talented company
q '''' A''''' 'fSiiS5'S' BOX sooR NOW OPEN.
NEW BOWERY THEATRE
IN BENEFIT OF MR.. f. EDDY,
And positively last appearance but which occaoo
he will appear
WERNER,
In Lord Byron's celebrated gedy OF the an1
for the hrs time In the comedy OF the
HONEST THIEVES.
AA e. fSn' %n the drama Of 6s SWISS PATRIOT ''''
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THEATRE FRANOAIQ.
"A MONDAY, JUNE L. 1855
BENEFIT OF MADAME LARMET
"LA NARQUISE DE SENNETERRB,
Drama comedy In acts by Melesville.
Reserved Ticket Office 63 Broadway, ground h00es
Doors at the curtain will rise at clock precisely
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

RR0wn DICK r0R sALE-THTs oELRBRArRL
~ TrUter 70 be sold public auction the highes
bidder ON Monday juno IL at the Merchans Exchange III
Broadway At O'Clock NJ Il perfectly sound and kind
way under Il good trim For fun hlstory inquire Of hi
late ownorA Mr. J. D. ucMAnn and ID. Smith. Huntori
Point L. Can be seen al Nj D. Maoc's sabes up 10 th.
day OF sale Grand chance 20 buy one OF the fastest AM
best road horses In the countrv
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
NrOw ON EXHIBITION AT THE
IN MILTON GALLERY.
6i6 BROADWAY. 6f6
FIVE LIFE SIZE PAINTINGS REPRESENTIN0
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST.

pANJO WITH OR WITHOUT MASTER.-NEw
ID book hy Converse containing so tunes, with expana
tons; sent by mail; price 81 AddressJ STvORI banjo
teacher, i16is Broadway.
fTVO SHOwMEN.--GRTSwOLD OPERA HOUSE, TROY,
n " of the finest halls and theatres In the United
States IL TO let by night week Address W d. Van
Arnum, Troy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

ROR sALE-TwO FULL BRED ENGLISH SETTER
Pups four months Old black white the other
orange and white CAN address 72 Christopher
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

DASJo INSTRUCTION. Tuk OLD ssrAT .IsugD
.n,,ss .e in ono quarter HESRy G a dEORQY O. Boa.
aspS 6si BrAsAwsy. corner OF Auiy street "
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

DAWNBROKERS' SALE.-THIS DAY AT l0Iz O'CLOCK,
L at BELL. INGRAHAM'S saesrooms So New Bowery.
400 lots OF Pledged Goods descriptions BY
NJ. 4 J. Wolf, l3O Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

@ AZ, BOGARr, AUCTIONEERS.-SATUR JUNE
-. TO- at 10Y o'clock. at the auction rooms, No. North
william street Household Furniturs consists Of Paror
Curtains Bedseads. Beds and Bedding Velvet Brussels
and Ingram Carpets lot Of Table Cutlery Clocks
and variety Of other srtcles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
TIE CRvrsr or TIE CAnR1E-Ws had

TIE CRuIsE OF THE CARRIE-We had
the pleasure yesterday of meeting our
friends Capt Jas. T. Cox, Geo. l. Dixon
and others, who have just returned from
the cruise Of the Carrie.
They all agres in attributing their de.
tention to the kind and ehivalrous man
agmentcf the Paducah junto, who had
revived an old and elfete order Of Gen.
Thomas, by which the officers at John
souville were induced to detain them
until one Of their number could 90 to
Nashville and obtain permits for them
to go up the river, in which be found nc
difficulty. a
The trip was pleasant one, and
would have been attended With no los
had It not been for the unseemly deteu
ton, az the boat would have been ba
on Friday last as il is the loss on ih'
"trip vii not exceed one hundred dollars
They brought out a number Of gen
/ tlernen from that region to purchaa
/ goods, and tie Carrie viii 80 back to
morrow with a paying trip. A card
which we publish in our river column
shows the estimation in which the off
GERS of the Carrie are held By her pal
sengers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
An Ordinance.

ORDINANCE b rexulats aaa Hee1ss TaysrnR,
Coffee Houses, Rsataurants, Drilkipg Saloons,
and AL ether piAese wasrs y e nc asiag 9asrs
Passed Juue 9th, lad5.
SEC. l. Ne it ordained By tbs Commsu Ceancil
Of the ciy Of Evsnsvills that " sh1il Aot bs leo
the corporate limits Of The city % EyanayiIls ts
sell barter any splrif0us vinous Or malt
or any intorieAting hquor whMssvsr. whers tbs
same 10 60 be nssd Or esRsaBed a. esTssags, q
the house where sold, 90 Ia any ont-hsnss, yard
garden or prsnaisss begOugias 90 OF sconneetss
Herewith, without arst preeariDs fsem ths Com
mon Council Of sid city a license % 70 do. ~
sEc 2. Any ptrsoh or parsons wishing 70 Oh
tain a license 70 asfl or barter amy aptFitsous,
vinoas OF mslt liquor % D. ussd - beverage on
the premiAe@ where Eolds ahAu make ApPlicatisn
TO he Common coaRefI Of sid city, 81 petition.
designating the hoslss, Fsom er pFsuisss Shsrs
be, she or they ProPoss % sssseiish - sArFy on
sac. . No ESesAss shall be gr1stsa uudsr thiu
ordlnsnos fsrrs shoFtsF peFlsa thsa sik zoashs,
except As hersiaAfter provided and 20 liesEsa
shall he grGatsa for = longer peEtod thAn until
each license Presfssd, fbst when tbs tiEas Inter.
vsaIuE bsiwsen the date % kppiiostiou and thu
first day ef August shall b less Ehaa an Inenths
the license may ss srHotsaa ansai tbs ssid eEs'
sc. I The price Of = ilessss ssd.r this ordl
nan shah b airy dollsFs for ons ysax, fEszfy.
i've dollars Q. six month., and whsn be tlns
Intervening betsesn the making 81 the spplica.
tin and the bret day Of August sssessdiugs ahnil
be l. . tbau six mouths, ths prize o. Hossss fsE
such intarvaning tine shall b. ave doliaxa fos
ierv nlBg time: RSosidss, that &c nsss feF fh'
time IL tsr FsaiA berwsezs the psssaEs % this or
dfgaEs a q the a. ~ day q Aagnsf, 1865. nay
. eIied abd tsid ssr 81 any tlIas On % baf5fs th'
5 h day % -gunss Lass t- sse3 aaz
- s. If aay Rersoa O. peraSDs shA :. Alter I h
! sssd Egth DAY q Jnae, H.. sell tarfsr All
u Il udns. Tinous malt is7aors. NifhouE hrss
/ prosnr.Bg from ths Co1aED % teRnsl 81 tie cas-
I Of EvansSiIls = ii-sass % do, sBch person Of
perEons 20 hcading shalt, on e5Rviction. faEfsi
tEnd-u ay he sun - Hfty doiisrs Tor tire f-st %
T. ncs End far svsry aubsegueas o1sEee fhs sEsul 9
I ous hundse5 dollars ". BAKE Z, Mayov.
/ Attest: =. u McGzTfF Clerk. @ go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
Han uprootef

7,rsps all parts Of the Body IN ave
Il snisusss. fsost isjHrH % Ad skn, by . Cr-
Haw's Dkrt-kr aT RownEa. Ash or send cor
ITphsuls pos Iiatarv Rowiar. aud take ~ ot1cT.
prfca gi IA lei 80 any ad1rasa for Stl2, hy O.
8. UPtiAI, 25 south ishth street. fAiiateiPll :.
Penn.
TTphauasa HAIR Gloss ami Gazing
O@FIu5d Is tie best hair dressing ~ ~ worla
II INN ITS a toautlul gloss tAs aair, kee5s q q
curl promotes its sroa b. SO. Pr.ee, ~ e4rs
bottle.
UphRrnsy letter 0tngtnent fs = auFe
cur- far T-se-, Sat akeaa, uAegpeS EsTfs, Brr~
b.r's taf r.. Prizes 81 coats beN.
Uphamsa Asthma Cure -FesievsT Az llost
7iol5n. ar Sylslat Il dstg1if, in ,st tsaiss, aa
elects e spss dy core. Pftee, 81 package. as
tt pa ms 1ey spr psHH Cure T. ware
~ raa,cd 10 cgrs any ease q psg -ssse. -
rsaac aai7 lsa9 st-sefHg. Prise u. seEtey'ahah
Uphaaafs FreclSIs Esanssher. Fau.cycs
hrcckis. aaa, suabara, fimplea on che FnHs
FrlcO 81 Cents
Dir. La Portess Lis lsifxtr. ila great
ne e4as aae hefurenatssr Remedy, Fe-tasss 80
a.p' Ylse1 s3f q sre 81 isrRls * sgl7nit ssras
apinaf +ler5I, 81 tFeps rafi - So arfstrg
ffeu " nateTer c3rss FFise, So : lscEase g 81 T
The Japanese tEAir Ssaih celors the
WhisAeta or ae O. sache : ls llt q - see ~ 1raia
II consists 81 cal = ef pre- arlfsas taIar ysill ~
fade og wash oaF- oasly-sc caals HboF. . -
soldby s. e.. UPHAaI Is south Eish s. etrssi
Phiadelph.s sad ps ail nsusetstsr ,CiFoalast
sent iFee4 .a5s..-s.- 49,,
hE0uGHE0N a Me0D,
Cor Third aud Main S.reeta,
iss-an Assnts Tor Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
m@rKirby Smith and Forrest are both

% Kirby Smith and Forrest are both
reported as having been killed by their
eva men.-iShGWneetOHR Mercury.
These were false reports, that obtain
ed circulation because men wished to
believed them dead. Forrest not only
surrendered peaceably, which q lying
rumor said be did not, but advised bis
men to submit quietly, and behave them
selves decorously, as brave men should.
Kirby Smith has also surrendered; and
like thorough soldier, has done so only
after finding il impossible TO retrieve the
disaster overwhelming the cause in
which he was engaged, and to make the
beat terms that could be received for
those who have served under him
Cairo Nelcs
That is right, NssOs, stand up to your
old friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

B~ Soldiers who are being dischArg-
cd, aud wish to substitute a handsome
pair Of 6ne boots, summer shoes or
lasting CATERS, or sofl felt or straw
hat, for their Government brogans aud
ahadeleSs caps, can have their wants
handsomely supplied BY calling at Tur-
ner L GWathmey's, Is Main street.
Also, everything desired in city or
country trade in our line, at prices to
suit the times. A fresh supply, just re-
ceived, of the celebrated army and navy
shoe blaeking, the best in use, q; whole
sale and retail, rs low IS the poorest is
sold. je6 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

The BooT ox THE OTHER LEG.-A ne
gro was tried yesterday before Ben.
stinson, Justice Of the Peace, for assault
and battery, and fined $25 and costs.
The negro vas not told to call next
morning and settle, we are informed, as
was done in case tried before the same
Justice { p a few days ago, wherein two
young men we're convicted of having
committed an assault and battery with
brass kusekles on negro.
From all we can learn in the case
yesterday, tho negro was not too severe
ly punished, but impartial justice should
know no color or condition. II IS Was
ample remuneration for the luxury Of
beating negro BY two men, they should
likewise have been required to pay OF
repIevy the fine before leaving the Office
Of the Justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

OzTEoGRAPHY.-While the Indianapo-
lis JoargGl and New Albany Ledger are
giving lessons in orthogrspby, We notice
Shey spell bouquet differently from Web
ster. IL recommending Webster to
others, Charley, take q dose yourself
end you too, George -EeaHsritte jour
nal -
We havn't had "spelr' Of that arti
Gle the present season--Nea0 Albany
Ledger.
We are sgrs We do not know who has
the bad spell in the Ledger office, bu'
some week or two ago we clipped the
following from the Ledger
That bo4uet from a fair lady at JEFF
! fersonville was Gs beautiful as the &C
! comuEsh7d d5ae-. AID az frayrsut ne
lfgs's fat breathing in the original
nQvsr earden Of creation.
Don't you see Il szouli bave bser
there, Cha- ar
& JgT F4Tz-Tas Nashville Dis
pafch 81 Tuesday says.
1 Ai5er. By Pas ID tHpeagh oar citf
his hone near Knsss6n Sprihzs, fer
days ago, &c q plrJ.st E.isonsr -
his way home be boased Of ha7ing
murdered seventeen men during the war
and apparently took delight in DESCRIBING
the agony of his victims Yesterday n
telligence was received here that 10
blood -stained villain had no socne
reached bis home than death arreste
him, at the hands Of q relation of one G
the murdered men
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
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AssszcE or q asian. AEsgss1T o. tLs g-s sslEsut
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q . .lzaa. a. wh3-E tiL1s zEd Plaes tke A1s9si
Lists ,4flI Is es-E Or tuspset'oa 10 al VIA nay
desire % e4slnlrs taeIn. AL apPeEis unst IL
male Ia wEitiU g, and - eify abs PlsteEi@r r-sEs,
EAttef, II thlas EesPfctipE whteb deciBlor 10
error eospIssusd Of. or tasx viii not b~ bssTa-
. J. G. BOWMAN,
ASSESSOR FIRST district Of Isdfaas.
B-s HsESEsooB sd 2. O. EssswEsE, AssfstG1t
Assessors. o0es a. Coart HOuss. nae 4.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
OFFICIAL.

LErrEEs REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
he Posf-0Eos e EssssviIlss Stats 81 Indians,
Oh dRy Of Juns. fss5.
DTfs obtain sny % thess lstesrs. ths srgli.
can't must call fer ae@E<as4se4 iekws," give ths
dsIs q thls list aud psy one esut Tor sdysrtisis
~ Iii not called for Nithi1 go slsztk, thsy ~ili
h seat 90 the Dead. Letter O6cz-
FEEE DELIVERY % leftsrs By ssrT<sTs. ct the
residences Of owasrs (a the larger eltissl nag -
SECURED By Observing the follcwing BULBS.
l. DIRECT lstters plainly 10 the street aud
uguatsr. - well - the post-ofhce and etats-
3 HEAD letters With the writer's pest-eaes
aad sax, strssf aad asssbrrs Eign them PLAINLY
With fuil uame, and request that answers b
dirscted seoor1ingJ.
3 Letters 70 Strangers % transient risiturs n
q town OF city. whees special address may Be an
known. shauid D. marked. In the lover isft- band
corner, NTH the word - frAnsiemt-"
8. Poe tie postags-sf.zsP on the uFPsr ~ ~
ass7 coFnsrs aud ksGps spaes between the stamps
aud airecf2zl for Post-r5arkizg without intsTfsr-
IL j the WrsNBz
NIB "A REQUEST for the RETURN Of iat.
ter t. The writer, II unclaimed Within thirty dAyl
/ * fa7ss sTisf-u cr printed vita the Wgitar'l
s as- ~. ara SAFE, across the left haad ems
.i D. -rr e & 4 as tsess sfaet Wiil - ocnpiisa
9Hsa- r1s Es1si pterAid rare % po@txKe, payA
- whe iEc leiter i delivered 90 the Writer.-
I ssfs 2. i4ayF e. 1875
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

A BoLD RoBBERY.-Two scoundrels
entered the banking house of Mr.. Ord
way, in Nashville, on the lst inst, about
noon, when the only person present was
Mr. Lusk, the teller. One remained ct
the door, and the other jumped over the
counter and knocked Mr.. Lusk down
and tramped upon him until be was in
sensible. He then tried to break open
the safe. Failing in this be gathered up
eight hundred dollars in gold upon the
counter, and lied with the other william,
Mr.. Lusk being too badly injured to give
the alarm.
Mr. ordwAy offers reward Of Eve
hundred dollars for the arrest of the
robbers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

AN OwxER WAETKD.--For 3 United
States Treasury note left with the Don
aldson Troupe in pawn for tickets, and
by them left with the clerk of the
American House. The owner can re-
deem this note BY calling and proving
ownership. je6-lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

p%A mysterious stranger, in the
village of Adams, Mass, young, good
looking, lined with greenbaeks, answer
ed a committee of ladies who waited up
on him to know his business: II am a
stranger and g criminal. i wss con.
victed in New York of @ heavy crime
was sentenced by the Judge to eight
years in Sing Sing or to live in North
Adams six months. ] chose the latter +"
The ladies retired, and the stranger was
not again disturbed. Lou. Journal.