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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

NEW ALBANY ITEMs.-We clip the fol-
lowing items from the New Albany
Ledger of Saturday, for copies Of which
we are indebted to Dr. Green, Mail
Agent on the Morning Star, and to Ed
McMichael, clerk Of the St. Patrick:
A stranger, supposed to be from New
York, died very suddenly yesterday
evening at the National Hotel, IS is sup
posed from excessive indulgence IN
liquor. The coroner held an inquest
The name of the deceased is supposed
to be Michael Barbaak.
The mustered out volunteers from Il
liuois, Iowa and Wisconsin, are daily
passing through our city By hundreds, on
their way home. We have yet to hear Of
q single instance of bad conduct on the
part of these returning volunteers while
remaining in our city.
ToaAcco.-The movement of tobacco
for the East has fairly eommenced, and
large quantities Of this staple will here
after be landed at our wharf by the coast
packets, for shipment East by rail
If you were to see the quantities Of
tobacco landed en- our wharf, Charley,
aud sent forward By the short route East
via the &. a c., Terre Hauts and lodi
annapolis and the Belle Fontalne route,
Vt would make your eyes stare and your
mouth water Evansville in the great
shipping point for the East
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

ForKrH or july CELExRArToE-A
large meeting was convened in the Court
House, pursuant to the call made in the
Journal, and through the no less potent
iufuenee OF the Crescent City Silver
Band, on Saturday night and was organ
lied By calling Joseph P. Elliott to the
chair, and electing J. N. Silverthorn
Secretary.
On motion Of Gen. Shackslford,
committee of Eve was appointed to pre-
pare resolutions for the consideration Of
the meeting
The Chairman appointed Gen. James
NJ. shackelford, Judge Psrrett Mayor
Baker, Maj, Blythe HJnss and VIZ. @.
Boepple, said committee.
The meeting calling on GEE. shackel-
ford for 3 speech to entertain the an
dience Whils tha committee was out
ChAs. e Marsh, Esq was appointed as
substitute to Gen. shackelford, who, b.
persistent calls Of the house, proceeded
to make q short but eloquent and ex.
tremely patri1+;c speech.
After Gen Shackelford Capt. Alvah
johnson, late Provost Marshal, being
called on, very eloquently and ferveutly
addressed the meeting.
After a short absence the COMMITTEES
pictured, and, through Major Hynes, re-
ported the following recommendation,
which was unanimously adopted
| WHEREAS, The citizens OF Evansville
and Vanderburgh county desire, in q
becoming manner, TO celebrate the
coming 4th of J1ly; ro.a sdt 81.
i /. Therefore, your Committee would
respectfully recommend that the day be
celebrated by q gathering Of all the peo1
ple--men, women and children--in O
grove to be hereafter designated BY
the closing Of all business houses; the
display of fags and banners, the sound
of music; reading Of the Declaration Of
Independence, and orstions By chosen
J. That all families be requested
to take with them or send such q supply
Of provisions as that every body, in
GLIDING all returned soldiers, shall have
abundance. $500. ~
8. That a Committee of Arrange.
ments, to consist of Eve gentlemen and
FIVE ladies' be appointed, with power K
appoint all necessary sub-eommittees
/ A. That Committee Of Finance, &c
consist of ten gentlemen, be appointed
The following Committees were sp
pointed:
Countries OF AKRANcrMESrs-J. P
Elliott, Chairman; Johh Greek, Judge
w. f. Parrett, E. Bischof, ID. @. Mark
Mrs a. E. Read, Mrs. DR.. G. b Walker
Mrs. VIM. Baker, MIRA Jacob Sinzich
Miss Matte Orr,
! CoMMfTrE ON FrxAYcK. WIN. Heilman
II. Z. Read, w. G. Boepple, RicharI
Raleigh, Fred. Cook, Chris Hedderich
Jas. n, MeNeely, r. Il Roberts, Jaeol
Bennington, w e. HoIlingsworth.
/ j. Il. McNeely offered the following
which was adopted: ~
ResoEred, That the Committee of Ar
rangements be instructed to arrange fol
an illumination Of the city, for bon-frel
and fireworks at night as Q proper finale
to the celebration of the ever glorious
| Fourth Of July. .. s-,gi rd
On motion, resolved, that when w
adjourn, We adjourn to meet on Thurs
day night .~s- fitsr s.a 800.
On motion, the Crescent City 5ilvel
Band be engaged to make music.
The meeting then adjourned
]. P. ELLIoTT, Chairman.
j. N. SILvERTHoRS, Sec'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT,

osFIes 81 rHr ApAms Exrkrss coNrAxr,
Evansville, May Is, 1865. I
TNHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ON HAND
L. in the Adams Express Once, EvauaviIle, Il
not called for before the 30th day Of June next,
will be sold that day at Pablie Auction, fAt 10
o'el OK A. NJ TO pay freight and charges;
bund 9, Mrs. y. Barley, care OF J. Burkham,
Evansville
box, M. Bateman, Evansville. - =
pkg a. NJ Brecktnridge, FrostsbuTg, NY.
l can, Prof Benin, Evansville.
box, J. d. Bacon, care Of RS. sprOule, Evans-
VILE. 10 Y 81 vi
box, d. W Finch.
box, J. w. farratt, "
srank a. +, Bup,bolt. ia .sa& 90
basket and pkg attached. D. p. Hancssk.
Evausvilie.
pkg, r.. p. Hawthorn, Hawthorn Mills.
boxes, A. G. Hal oek, Evansville, Ind.
I ,ox, VIM. Hoard, care Ct J, B. Dodge.
Pkg. VIM. Haynes, Evansville, md.
pa, Q. IsabSa, .ysre Of t, Kellam, Morgan
town, X ntucky.
i box, Dc. Jad-on, ta't~ Evauevrle.
box, ID II. kenaedv
bundl., keler White, - !.
pkg, J. J. kriSs,
knsp;4oE ana pkg. s. q. Lyman, =
s.g j 9. Miller 50 .WA% a0G
] machine, no mark, Henderson.
pkga, no mark, r-s Z" s
pks, p. @. o'Rsiley, % g %
bale, VIM. Powers, se-t u
pkg, Pleich, ~
box, President As' isuItaEAl Society. EvAas-
willie.
l box, L. b. Razor, Bonneville.
pig, Mrs. 8 korrsr, MadisonviIIe, Ky,
Q bag. j. c. Rutlfdge, Evansville.
Pkg b. Stephenson, Caseyeille, Ky. IA
l Pkg, Miss ,. U. SchnAck, New Harmony.
l box, Miss O. Schouse, SaadsrsEille, care Of II
Junkins, Evansville ttl4H 3f0 40 u
box, DR.. l.. Sitrell EsansviTe. last f'Hl
! pkg n D. Steasera, Livermore, Ky.
box, d. Whittengiii, Evansville 8
odl, N. Wade, WadeNvue
pkg, J. n. White, HHrtfort, Ky
pkg, John Wise, Henderson, Ky,
] box, j. YeAKer, Lynnviile.
THOMAS GAlTHEB, AEsnt
Nay Is. Isa6-dS0d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
An Eloauent Yribute.

Henry Ward Bsecher concluded his
memorial sermon upon The assassina-
ton Of Mr. Lincoln With the following
magnificent peroratiou:
"And now the martyr is moving ID
triumPhal march, mightier than when
alive. The Nation rises MP at every
atageof bis coming. Cities aud States
are bis pail bearers; and the cannon
speaks the hours with solemn progress
sion. Dead. dead, dead, be vet speskesh.
Is Washington dead? Is Hampder
Is Davis dRzdf Is any nan that vac
ever 6t to live dead2 Disenthralled OF
flesh, risen TO the unobsfructed sphere
where passion never comes, be begins
bis illimita5le work. His life is now
grated upon the Infinite, and will be
fruitful, as no earthly fri. IN be. Pass
on, thou that has: oVercome7 Your sor-
rows, On people, are his peans; soar
bells aud bands aud mufaed drums
sound triumph IN his ears Wall and
weep here; God makes il echo Joy aud
triumph there. Pass on Four years
ago. Oh Illinois, we took from thy
midst ian nnsried man, and from among
the people; we return him to you q
mighty conquefo Not thine any more,
but the Nations; not ours, but the
worlds. Give him place, Oh ye prsiriss
lie the midst of this great continent
his dust shall rest, q sacred tr easure te
myriads who shall pilgrim TO that shrine
to kiHdle anew their zeal and patriot
ism Ye winds that move over tbs
mighty places Of the West, chant his re
quieml Ye people, behold the marty
whose blood, as so many artieulatG
words, pleads for fidelity, for Law, fol
libertyT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

PosT OFFICE EorICE = CHANGE OF
RAILROAD TME.-According to the new
Timetable of the E. &c G. X. R., which
goes into effect Monday, June 18th, the
Mail-train goes out Eve minutes earlier
than heretofore, viz: at 9:40in the fore
noon, and the said train does not arrive
until 9:i7 at night.
The p o. Deliveries will be closed an
hour before the train starts to enable
as to put up the mail and get it of pro-
perly. Allletters, for the Railroad mail,
that are dropped in up to S:45 o'clock,
viii go off the same morning; also, all
papers, &c. 9fJ
The side doors to the box department
win be opened at half-past ten ct night,
for the convenience Of the holders of
lock.boxes and loek-drawers Matter
for these will be distributed FIRST, and the
doors will be kept open half-hour for
their accommodation. Nothing can be
given out at the box or general deliv-
cries at that late hour.
The Office will open ct A. NJ, and
close at P. NJ, on weekdays, and will
be open from 2 to 3 z. M. on Sundays,
as usual,
The Up River Mail closes at 10 A. N.
on Mondays, and p M. on Wedues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Time
Of arrival, p NJ. on Sundays, Wednes.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Doom Riuer Mail closes at p.
NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. Time of arrival,
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and SatuF-
day mornings.
The RockpOrt Land Mat closes at
81 A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Time Of arrival, BY o'clock
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
evenings.
The M TernOa Land Mail closes At
81 A. M, running daily except on Sun
day. Time Of arrival, BY P. NJ.
The Nep Harmony Nail is carried
hence (direct) on Mondays and Fri
days, closing at 81 A. ~ Returning
the time of arrival is by 4 p. NJ. on
Tuesdays and Saturdays. New Har-
mony matter goes via Princeton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, .
rail leaving Princeton for New HAr.
mony on those days, and returning on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
connecting both ways With the Evans,
| vile train.
The PesersburgA Nail (direct) arrives
every Friday BY 9 A. NJ, and returning
the same day, closes at 10 a. ". Pc
tersburgh matter comes and goes BY
| Railroad daily.
The st Wendell Nail closes at I A.
NJ and arrives by P. ~ every Thurs
day
The Hickory Branch Mail (Posey
county, goes out in the New Harmony
mail every Monday and Friday, arriving
Tuesday and Saturday.
The Cypress Dale Nail Union town
ship} arrives BY IL o'clock, and closes
ct noon, on Mondays and Thursdays
Green River matter Except SPOTS.
vile, which goes 70 Hsnderson) is sent
via Greensboro, On Mondays, Wednes-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
JANIS Fl. MoNEELY, P. N.
Jane l9-d3tkw1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

SAP AND Fatal AcoIDEST.-Barkley
Ware, son Of James Ware, Esq, of ow-
ensboro, very promising young man,
went out hunting one day last week with
a double barrel shotgun, and not return
ing at night, search was made for him
and he was found, next day, dead, his
head being literally shattered to pieces.
Indications we're, that, having fred
one barrel Of his gun, he had attempted
toiblow in the barrel, With his foot on
the cock, and getting it on the wrong
lock, his foot slipped, as it always does
in such cases, discharging the contents
Of the barrel into his head, with the re.
suits indicated above.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Notice. to CONTRACTORS.

INHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THR CITY OF
H. Evansville win receive proposals uutll June
26th, 1888, for grading and paving the following
alleys, via; - 81
The Rilsy situate between First and Water
streets, and extending from Chestnut TO Cherry.
The alley situate between Thifd and Fourth
str OTIS, aud extending from Locust ~ NalHut.
The alley situate between Second and Third
streets, aud extending from Walnut to Chestnut,
and the ally situte between Locuat aud Walnut
streets, and extending from SIKH TO 6ev nth.
Aise, for grading tac alley climate between Ozark
and Lest streets, and extending from Third TO
Fourth street.
BY order Of tn Common Council.
A. M. MoGRIFF, Clerk,
City Clerks Office, June 3, 1sss. ie3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

DEAD.-We are deeply panied to learn
from the Wabash Express of Friday that
Mr.. A. j. Edsall, one of the leading
merchants of Terre Haute, died on
Wednesday night, of dropsy. We haua
known Mr.. EdsAll for nearly ten years
very intimately, and better business
man, or more whole-souled, liberal
hearted and accomplished gentleman We
never met he was greatly beloved and
universally esteemed by the community
in which he lived, Mr.. Edsall was .
sou-in-law to Charles Wood, Esq, Sec
Rotary and General Ticket Agent Of ths
Terrs Hsute h Richmond Railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

Lazarns vas done brown.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

EUREKA BAzAAR FOE SALE--f nowses
fer for sale the stock, fxtnres and good
will of.the Eureka Bazaar, The oply
reason that would induce me 70 dispose
of my basiBesss issop sacooadt gof ny
health. To ans pefsoa or .tirsn wanting
to start in the Family Grocery and
House Furnishing business, this oasrs
better induce meAlsot than Ees ever offer
ed in Evansville before, IS have spent
twelve years in building up splendid
trade, on strictly n cash basis, r., ~ n
JEST ~. s.sf a a Cook. 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

STATE PRIsoN AFFAIRs.-The manage
ment OF the State Prison at Jefferson
vile, says the New Albany Ledger, has
recently passed into entirely new hands
The Board Of Directors, as elected BY
the Legislature. consisted of George E
Greene and Samuel Donnslson, Demo
Gratis, and VIM. s. Terrier, Republican.
For reasons best known to himself, Dom
nelson a few days since resigned his Place
on the board, and the Governor appoint
ed Samuel ]. Wright, of Corydon--Re-
publican, of coarse--in his place. The
board met this week, and elected the
following officers: ..e.sfa fla
Warden--Col. J. 3. Meriwether. d l-
Deputy Warden-Thos F. Mckinney
Clerk-c. D. Bailey.
Physician-Dr. L. W. Beckwith.
Moral Instructor--D. G. Hill i1a %
Hospital Steward-Joseph Vannoy.
The retiring officers have, so far as we
know, given entire satisfaction in their
management of the affairs of the prison.
We hope their successors may be equal
ly fortunate. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

REfURSED --Among the passengers
by the Morning Star yesterday evening,
were Ne. II. Stokes Bennett, Of the Q.
NJ. Department, and his fair young
bride, returning from their bridal tour,
both looking happy and highly pleased
With their experience in matrimonial
life ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

~ We call the attention of our
readers to the extensive advertisement
in another column, Of one of the oldest
Silk houses in the West Interpolation
is SO well established that We need do
nothing elsa than call attention to THAR
extraordinary Inducements
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

GUERRiLLAs. Lieut. Peckham, IN
command Of o small guard, arrived here
last night on board the Golden Eagle,
having in charge two guerrillAs, cap
tured By that regiment near Hickman,
KY. Their most diabolical crime was
killing a woman. They are villAinoua
looking cutthroats and should have been
hung on the 6rst convenient limb foand
after their capture. They were secure
ly ironed and guarded, aud viii be for
wArded to Louisville, to-day, Cor trial,
aud executions as We understand no
mercy win be shown those who attempt
10 keep up guerrills warfare.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

IMPORTANT NorIcE-A persons hav-
ing claims against Golden & Pierce,
lessees of Masonic Temple, are request
cd to present them this day at the ticket
office, between the hoursof 9 and IL, A.
NJ, and and 5, P. NJ, FOR adjustment
4 dit GOLDEN q PIERCE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
OILY NEWS.

EGT- among the rebel soldiers on the
st. Patrick last night, we noticed a num-
Der minus one leg, having had the miss
ing one carried away at Franklin, Ten
nessee, last winter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

R@- Having made arrangements to
transfer COR business 10 Cincinnati 80 q
few mouths, We offer our present stock
Of Drugs, Paints, Oils, varnishss, Win
dow Glass, Glassware and Perfumerys
ia quantities 10 snit, ct o 6scided barr
gaiu. i sdI Do zs51e I'd iee9f.k
my20lm LEicH, CARIsrEpT \ Co d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

FoURrH on JuLT After oil we are
TO have a glorious celebration on the
immortal 4th Of July. The spirit Of the
meeting on Saturday night indicated
that there was to be no failure. We
hope the Committees will act promptly,
and that all our citizens will heartily
Cooperate. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
To RENT.
Desirable Hotel for Rem

Desirable Hotel fer Rent.
HENDERSON CIRCUIT COURT IL
NJ. 3. HaucOck's Administrator,
es W. E#rr r
M S. Harcoek's Heirs and oreditors. - - ~
DURsUAET TO AN ORDER MADE IL THE
Il above atyIed esuse, Win, on Friday, the I4Rh
day Of JAY, 1868, rent 70 the highest bidder ~
public auction the premises, tor tbs term Of
one year from the Stu dag Of JaIy. s66, fiat de-
Erabis hotel With ita furniture-the Hancock
House. fuAted In the city Of Henderson. The
lessee Will be required o. give bopdsswfth God
security, Tor the rent-paJ able quartsriy--and
the property.
Hendsrson, June on. 1855 Jsta
A NJ PkasOA nAVisG A SMALL AOUsE
n q thFss or four rooms 10 rent, eau nasf with
a coed teasut BY eating at this office. my2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
NOTICE.

no BREAD, BRAN AND CORN
Il ss1au1 EATERss
We hsvs sold % oas old stock 81 Flon-, sad
now In ths market With pfpsh white aud Rsd
Wheat FiouF; Meal lnst ground; Corn sHat
through slsyAtorH. and vpry pie Ana clean, 10
small or tsrge aosss Jagt 20 suit petisnfs. at the
Southern Mills Ger. Locust and oenHl sifssis.
EvAasvifie, lad.
- 1897 IoLKHEARr BROTHERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

L'rons ali parts OF the Body in avs
II safaztss, s4Asaf lsjurT . IA skis, b. q %,
MAm'a DMPfLATlnT PoWDER." Ash o. hend fos
UphAm's Depiiatory Powder, aud faks no olhsr
Price 81. Mailed 70 aHy address for 81 70, W q.
=. UPHk1. - south Eighth atFsst, Fhfiadsiph 4.
Penn.
TTpham's Hair Gioas and CmrIImw
~ Fiaia 10 the beat hair dressing 10 the worid.
II imparts beasttful sloss % AZ Aaty, tesys u
s~rf, promotes its gFosfh, Ae. Price, 80 cents =
bottle. q stf4 IVA
Upham's letter Ointmsna 10 a surs
suss for -'eaey, sad hksan. Chopped HaHds, Be-.
bsr's l1h.As. Prios, 80 coats boa.
UPham'a Asthmn Cure relieves il.s 1uoss
violent gar xyiams " AsfAsa, 10 ls2 sf~as.s, nnd
sssets Aspsedy eurs. Price, " package
TTphsm's Dyspepsia Csre n war
~ TAINTED 10 cure aHy eass % Dsapspsas. No
'-sesv ASw log stasds-s. Pries 81. ssstsy nail
UphAm's FrsekIe Hanishsr r,movs.
Frscklss. Taa. ouBbgrn, Pimplas % ahs Faos,
sofiens tss skfn snd Faculties the eompIszlen
Price e r-ntas
DIR. La Parts's Life Elixir, tAs xr.at
EssVfss Ana ke51ssnafsag Remedy rrstorss -
1aniy Etsor al Sho are sBGsriHg frem mralrsd
spinal Ensrgy, rsrs0as Dsti1fy, &C.. arising
fren vhAlHysr eAnss. Prios. " paekags.
The Japanese Hair stain color tbs
Whisksrs o. Mcast4ebs q bsaatifnt bkssE ~ Lrssss
s.as or waah cut. oBIy 80 ossts box.,
sold By g. O. UPaAM. Is South Elshsh .,r..,.
PAiiadslDbiAs ssa b. an Druggists. Circulars
RRoUaHroa 4 woop.
Cor. laird Aaa Mafn ssrssts, q
lss-sn Ags1ts for EFAssvilis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

A SciTHlxo REBuKE.-we are in
Formed that some days ago Hon. Lazs-
rus WsPowsn accosted returned rebel
soldier 10 Henderson, asking him what
induced him to go off in the rebel army
" You did, CID DIN you," was the
prompt and scathing reply. "Your
harangue in the Court House, over you-
der, sent me aud hundreds Of others into
the rebel army to 6ght against the old
aag.r
Lazarus was done brown.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

RAIs-This city was blessed with @
copious and fructifying rain yesterday
afternoon, which cooled the air and re-
viyed whitening and dropping vegetation.
The rain was accompanied by heavy
thunder and some wind. 80 hsa .,r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

Tx LAST SrRuaGLE IN MIssoURL-
Missouri, especially that portion of il
lying in St. Louis. is in a perfect fer
ment The loyal people elected State
Convention, and that convention, among
other wise acts, passed an ordinance va
eating certain Offices held by semi-seces-
sionists,s including Judges Of the Su-
prems Court. Judge Bates, son of Ed
ward Bates, had the good sense and
patriotism to resign, but the other two
attempted TO set at defiance the will of
the people and the law of the State, and
Governor Fletcher has had them re-
moved by force.
There is a vast indignation on the
part of the rebels and their friends, and
the Republicans and Dispatch of ST.
Louis are trying to work up an indigna-
ton meeting on the subject
twill be remembered that the RepUb-
licaR denounced the breaking up Of
Camp jackson, just at the outbreak OF
the war, knowing At the same time that
it was an assemblage Of traitors, met
for the express purpose Of capturing and
robbing the arsenal The people Won
then; they will vim now.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

R@ Lemonade and Soda Water, Can
dies, Lemons, CONNECTIONS OF all kinds,
TO be had at the Confectionery st the
Pcst-ofhcs. 1E
isl7-IH II. HzRxAsS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Local Notices.

PORTRAITS OF Mr.. LINcoLN.-Mr. Will
liam Tileston has already disposed of
sixty odd engraved ikenesses Of our
late President He, however, has the
ability to furnish yet more. They are
pronounced by competent judges to be
the best likenesses of Mr.. Lincoln eztant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
WALL PAPER sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WE'LL
- selected ssortmsnt OF Wall aud Window
9apers, plain aud figured, which tho public are
invited 70 call and examine before purchasing
,lsewhF~e.
Also new supply Of Tsnnyson's new poem
ESooE ARDEN-in paper covers, price = eests,
Ahf J. HEALY's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

D9~We are indebted to Mr. Billy
Dunn the accomplished clerk of the Ar
mada, for New Orleans papers of the
10th inst. They contain no news of in
terest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

COMMITTEE MEErxo.-The Committee
of Arrangements, for the celebration of
the An Of July, win meet this { Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock, at the house of Mr..
Hiram E. Read, corner of Second ana
Walnut streets, Every member is ex-
pected to be present.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

+ PIdS1cs-There were two very pleas.
ant Sabbath school picnics on Saturday
'--one by the Sabbath school connected
with the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church, held in the grove back of Rev.
McCarer's residence, and the other was
by tie Baptist Sabbath School, that
meets in Marble Hall, held in Stinson's
grove, below the city about six miles, to
which the children and their friends
were carried by the steamer James
Gray. TO the managers of the former
We are indebted for polite invitation,
but regret that press of business pre-
vented us from attending ha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

Eas- General Ford, a noted rebel of
fcer, passed down the river last night,
having found his rights and taken the
oath Of amnesty and allegiance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

TowS Bait The Town ball club bad
a splendid and closely contested game
.ou Saturday. The winnings we're 81 to
81 II is healthy and exciting game.