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me only Through Line carrying the U. s.
Mail to Rtchmoad ~
THE NEW LINE
FOR
Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and
RICHMOND

DAlLY, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, from Cornors Vbo,r
ioot OF Frederick Street, Baltimore
Inc patronage Of the public is asked for tb;s linz
III e reason That II depends upon the Passenger IRA
or Tr It's as It is the only Line running to and
Ore ds of dollars per day from Government fo, IN
transportation OF Soldiers, &c. '0
The Steamers of this Line are all new const,,,l !
WIN great regard to strength, speed and safety at
very great expense. consisting of the following 6s
and State Rooms: Up ''' 0aiOohs
GaWES GhWES u ErkaRY; aRt;nv Captain BLAKEMAN.
CITV pnIN1T" 1T"ADf'' LANDIS
DiIwr AtH(n TALBOT
0lN DEERING.
Passengers leaving Baltimore In the aven;no g.
III N TicnmOnd the next afternoon o'''e
oteainer rs OF this line navigate the James River
e"'Ieiy III the daytime, giving DassenOers =. e. -.
Pot'unity CT seeing the Notifications Ditch O. op
ali other objects of interest P' o'u
,besa hn, hurnSre IN the Saloons and State Rooms of
crlplon. cannot be surpassed ''' UeS
l. - m 'doies VIII be furnished with the best the ma,
&e' can afford. and equal rst.cass Hotel Fare
hrough Tickets from Baltimore TO Richmond ss M
Baltimore to City Point, e0
Baltimore to Norfolk, 90
Baltimore TO Fort Monroe, SO0
State Rooms and Meals extra.
nann,0 TICKETS can be obtained at all the
OF the principal Northern Eastern and Wes,ern
Oi'ieS' be particular to enquire for tickets Dv The
Bag NEW LINE. YEN
will taking the LIS Train from Philadelpna
p make sure connection with this Line
Ill tassse"gefs s taking the A. NJ Train from N York
WI nave time To dine in Baltimore " '
on asnengers % IaKl'g the p. NJ Train from Washing
oI; ri VIII make sure connection with this Line
n"nd. up TO 3 O'Clock " 'Ao"'oe anu Nlch'
A'of'"a0h IN regard TO the Line will be furnished bv
A. W. SHAW.
, -. superintendent New Limo R,I,,rDo..
% w. LSON, GenI Passenger Agent ;os
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Peach Baskets!

WHITE OAK SPLINT PEACH BASKETS.
A large supply of the best quality hand and CON
atanty receiving, which offer peach growers az
the lowest cash prices.
ESLER & JENNINGS,
Produce Commission Merchants
ie2S Pm No. S. Waller ST.. PhiIadtILh
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CLOCKS! ClOckSft

Inc citizens OF Smyrna and the surrounding conn.
cleaned and repaired in the best name, and ~ t
snorest time possible, on reasonable terms All VOL
asoosSn Dy J. A FLOCKER
,h eossot H' 70 D. T. Knox. on Main Street cpposita
inc Delaware House, Smyrna Del >PPo'''e
~. Q. no watch or Jewelry work DONE auga
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The Only Loan in Market

NO" offered bv the Government, and its superior adj
vanIages make il the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Less than s2SoIoOO,OOO OF the Loan authorized by
the last Congress on the market This amount.
at the rate at which it is being absorbed will all be
subscrihed for within two months, when the notes
VIII undoubtedly command premiuni, as has uui.
iOrmly b4en the case closing the subscr ptons 10
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
ioan' the National Banks. State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions par. Subscribers will se.
leo' their own agents, in whom they have confidence
and who only to be responsible tor the delivery of
the notes for which they receive or iers.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
MAJ
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W. "a "a H nc MH
% nv tne nndersIgnad. who has been abIed from fol
cry goods and grocery store has had sone TelA IN
'v business as well as some knowledge Of hook
Aeep'hs' moderate salary only expected Add,ssS
jys6 "i1' T. STEWART,
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

such as Wheat rhreShers Reapers and Mowers, DnlIs
COmshelers, Gram Fans. &c. DC.
Also. having superior Turning Laihes they ar. pre
pared 10 execute speedily all Kinds OF Iron Turning
titlIng Drilling. and making machinery from new de-
signs or repairing and refilung Old work.
Wood Turning 10 any design or pattern.
Circular and Gig Saving, such as Felloes Brackets
Scroll Work. &c. promptly attended to- and all kinds
OF plain wood work made or repaired.
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HCGecker s. C0n,pany,

haVng taken possession 0f the large and well fitted up
Machine Shop IN Smyrna, on Commerce Street known
as me Bowman machine shop. (ale IN the occuIancy
. Evans are now fully prepared TO aIleud to The
repairing of all kinds of
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Ai'VefHiNRnt BpnGS
from Sdaft County, and Municipal GugQtoa phich os
'F0m one to three per per onnum 10 eir ralne sc
c"fd'ng TO the rate levied Oh other property. The m
'sFeA is payable semannually, by ,oupuns attached
70 each note which may be rul of and sold to an,
houk or bar ker
Inc interest at 30 per cent amounts to
One cent per day on Il $50 note.
lWo cents per day on 100 note.
Zen cents per day on u $3.50 note.
twenty cents per day on il $1,000 note,
One Dollar per day on a $j0oo note.
NOTES OF all the denominations n;Ined will he
promptly furnished upon receipt of suhst r,p,ions
The notes Of this Third Series are precisely srm,lar
IN form and privileges to tho Seven Thirt.es already
sold. except that the CorerDmea., sers. 80 tseiIhe
option ct paying interest in gold co a, L ger cent.
'nsiend oi 3lOtts in currency. Subst rlbers will de.
"uc' the interest in currency up July l5lh al the
time ~hen they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this tlird ,eries OF the
seventhIrtes will commence the lst Of June, anG
VIII be 'Bade promptly and continuously after that
late.
The slight change made ia the conditions Of ibis
IhlRD SERIES affects only the matter Of Interest
The payment in gold, il made wis s,e equivalent 10
le currency interest Of The bigaerrSte.
Inc return toSpeeie payments in the event ofwhlch
My will The option TO pay interest in Gold be ayaIed
l. would so reduce and equalze prices that urchases
tsde with six per cent, in gold would De IuIy equal
those made wtta seven end three-tenths per cent.
4 nnr
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M-@I lid -E.

A& lid D~-E-
. On sunday morning last in this ton C,,,,,,,
ant TLL I'll and GOLD PEN. The pen.holder was snI;,
au nau Grass wire round It, The Pencil yyas d
;,s Fifty cents reward will be given for
Nv .ocoVefy' Can be left at the Times" Office '''
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PEACH BOXES.

Growers of pea hes desiring boxes for conveying
their fruit TO u arket have them made IN any num-
Der and in good economical style bY sending ia early
ORDERS l.. H. Peeky, one of the members OF the firm
who will have immediate charge OF the execution OF
The worn rs mechanic Of cOnsIde rable experience in
whom The people may safely confde all work and re-
PaIrlHg which they desire 10 be DONE
All orders addressed the will re- eiye
prompt attention.
HOFFECKER g. co.
N. B-Farmers having machines which they desire
repaired are advised To send Them early, expert
ehce has shown but the press O work few days be-
lore harvest surpasses and means To dispatch it,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
The Negr0 0nrsfIon.

The Chicago Times states that
among Ithe various deputatiopa
which have called upon President jobs
son, was one composed of colored mel.
Of course the President made a speech,
10 which be gave utterance to the 70,
lowing:
There was one idea which those
whom he addressed ought 70 inculcate
namely: that freedom simply means Id
erty 20 work and enjoy the product of {
mans own toll I"
This is very excellent sense. II
means that President Johnson believes
that freedom te the negro does not mean
social aud political equality, and idle
existence, and a support furnished bs
the Government BE evidently believes
that negro freedom means the freedom
Of negroes to 60 to work and earn their
own living instead Of depending for il
upon charity. Freedom with the slave
has no other meaning than an everlast-
ing holiday, with somebody to furnish
the hoe-cake and the clothing Presi-
dent johnson has wisely taken an early
opportunity to contradict this erroneous
impression. State Sentinel
No one but fool ever did believe
that freedom in the case of the negro
meant social and political equality, and
and no one but knave ever said they
believed so; and get the whole Copper
head press of the North has been pro-
Tossing such belief for years. Make
your own deductions. r. our
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
EMPLOYMENT.

&zH A M0NTH--Agsnfs waafsd to sell Sew
" - ing Machines. We will give eomIais
'lon on 81 machines saId, or epDIoy agents who
VIII work for the above wsgs., and ali expense
paid. Address D. B. HERK4sTeN a Co., Detroit
Michigan. feZs q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation OF Ierritory TO the City
of ENansViIle.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
~ mon conaoh Of the city Of EyAnsyilis, IN
Pursuance OF the proviaions % au Act Of the Gen.
urAl Assembly of the State OF Indiana, approved
March ., 1855, entitled TO amend the seventy
arat section Of act, en- titled An Act granting
the eltlgrna oi che town of Evansyille. ia the
county Of Nanderu urgh, city charter" approved
January n, lsA7, and TO add supplemental aca-
tons 10 said act, viii. on the 18th day Of June,
1855, present 10 the Board Of County Commission-
era OF VAndeTbnrgh eouhty, petition praying for
the annexation to said city OF the following de-
seribed territory and citing forth the reasons for
aueh annexation. viGs Ali that part OF the north
east quarter OF r M. Evans's out-iot No. our (4),
altnase eaat " Main strest Princeton road, 90.
aerihed ~ fclows, viz: Begi, nlng 81 an iron pin
At the hoi th east corner said outlot, and run
ning thenoe south along the line dividing said
outlet from out-lOt No. ave 10y, g. RE hundrCd
aud thirty (SSal ieet 20 the nortn line Of Lilies
ton and Lockh-rt's Enlargs ment themes ". az by
said norta line two hnndred aud twelve (2Ia) Feet,
or Their abeuts, TO the middte Of Main street;
thence rorthWardly along the middle % said
Ma u stree thTee hundred anu forty four aud one
fourth (SAe1Al Feet, or theFaaboUts, 90 the north
line OF said -tt No. eur (). the SAM alao bsfuc
ths nor.h 80 ton due OF Reeti0a 40 twenty. zine
V9ls townsL ~ SIN (6l, south range ten (lo) west
aia, thence cast along aeid north seeIon llue on,
hundred aud thirteen (llSi feet or there abouts 10
the pl CO Of beginning, said tsrritofy being
part OF the northwest quarter Of said section
number twenty .uius (2sl, said territory being
plated or lard en W. BAKER Mavor
AtSsst, A. NJ MsGREr, CLERK. myio't iela
T'o JoSAPH 2, ELLIorr, TRUSTEE OF
il Pigtoa township, julius adler, james "
VickerS, heLFy kr-tt, Honly Sieibls, aud Milton
Kelly. aud tue heirs aud lseal representatives oi
JOhn Becker. deeeasodf
Notice hereby given At she Tstition To
isTred 20 la Ihs above notice was p esented 10
tho Board Il CVunty omu,tssi0ness OF andsr.
burg ounty On the 18th d. Of June, 1856, and
thai The cane was reertN ed and cuns idersd and q
Vas oruere by sad Roatd that the FUR her ar.
ing and consider alton VI said application 10 con.
Il, ned until ths l0th day OF in lses, aad that
notiee be given BY he Couuty ASdIto BY pub l.
Gallon in me kvanay lie Daily jan al & al aAia
application - now Eending Ell 70 said Board. aDd
thas IL viii be heard and dstermineu on thu sail
luth day OF Jolly, ls65. N1CTos BIsCHt
Auditor v. @.
EvAnsvtlle, June l7th. lseS--dtl0Jy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL GENERAL
ALBERT PIKE-Albert Pike, the Arkan-
sas poet, painter, and ex.rebeI General,
arrived at Indianapolis on Tuesday
morning, from down below, and stopped
at the Bates House. He Is on bis way
to Washington to settle his Indian sf
fairs. He says be went into the war re-
luctantly, having no doubt Of the ulti-
mate defeat of the rebels, and is only
surprised that the eatastrophcH was de-
ferred so long. Being Southern man,
he could not avoid being drawn into it
Mr. Pike Indignantly denies having
countenanced the atrocities with which
he is charged at Pea Ridge, and ia con-
fdent of his ability to. exculpate him
self He has lost nothing Of ''Aesh or
hair" since the rebellion, and has evil
IDENTITY managed to secure his regular
rations, both solid and auid, even in
times of greatast scarcity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
Fourth OF JuIT.

The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements msi
again last night
Nothing vas reported from the Fourth
and Eighth Wards. Committees con-
tinued, and requested to call soon and
report
knight Township responded literally
in money ard provisions, being the only
out-township that has Jet reported HeF
people not only intend TO cone 70 the
celebration, bnt propose to give it ina
terial aid. Her report was made
through Jonathan Phar.
Various reports from sub committees
we're received. The preparations are
progressing satisfactorily. More money
10 needed, and can be used to advantage
Messrs. James Taylor and John How
den Of the Depot gun squad, were ap-
pointed committee to fire national
salute of thirty six rounds at sunrise,
and an evening salute Of thirteen guns
at sunset
There will be another meeting Of the
Committee Of Arrangements at the pri-
vate Office of the Post Office tonight
(Friday) st eight O'Clock Let there be
full attendance
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
DIED.

Amer 4 Snort Illness, CRAELKH. y0ung 1T sou Of
DIR. ". X. ADD Jsrnshs A. HAsi, aged years aud
10 months. ~ t ti'-
The fansral will take place thls lFridayl Aftsr-
noon from the residence u his Pafents 90 Water
street abovs Gum, at ; o'clock. FRI nda Of the
family viii attend withous further notlce.
ON Thursday, she s.h ihst Isaac HKNTaNs son
Of Isaac aud MARI Keen, aged II ysaIs, II months
@nd 10 days. @@
The fansrzi will take plaos Saturday Enorning
At . o'clock, jay Is, from the rrsidsgge Of b.
parents. Friends Of the family viii attend WITH
out furthsr NOTES. s jsSoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

New MusIo.-We have just received
from Horace Waters, Publisher, 4Sl
Broadway, New York, two spirited and
soul-siirring pieces of Music, appropri-
ate for Fourth of July aud ell patriotic
and social occasions. The music OF
both is BY the popular composer, Mrs
E. A. Parkhurst, who is destined 10 &C.
cupy the front rank among American
Composers. The FIRST is "The Peace
Jubilee" National song with choruA
The second is a National Anthem en-.
titled "Glory to God in the Highest .
Words BY A. j. II. Duganno Both
pieces seem 10 be of superior excel
lence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

4 OTIS 2ol AND , y or 2o2, DONATION EN-
IL lhfgenent. n
slM ~ 14s f~sfof Lot ~ Lower Rniargement
Ltta aud 10, blk ~. Eastern EnlArgrmenta
Lots 2, baud =. blk -. Easta-n Enlargement.
Lot 8. 10 Rnfi ", blk ~ IA tern Enla genan l..
Lots 10 a. II, blk "a, eastern Eniargement
Lots II. Il nd 10, bik >, Bakers kd.
Ad.
Lots and 4. Bik .. Hh Enlargement.
Ola II aud ~ b N, 4th Enlargpment.
Lots II nd la blk Is, 4ih Enlargement
Lots !, 2, o, q, 10, - aud ~, blk 2, steck-
wells IN arg m 81.
Frariiosal Lot 81 Blk 10. stoekwslrs Eniarse.
ment.
Frsstionai Lot 5. blk n. stoekwslrs Eal.rss-
meuL.
Lot a. biz So Lamasco
All o. bik o.. l. masoo.
Lot 4. 2, .. A, g., z. arpenter's Plaas.
90 LOIS In 81, ckwelrs Addition, In different
81 oks
Lot 3. blk 50, 60 by l2l Sect. Lalnaaoo.
Lot saa z, blk 5, tfsseeut EnArgsmsnt.
jpIa 1W A. q fULLIVAM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

EUsKKA B1zAAR FoR Saul nos Of
fer for sale the stock hkrpres sad goos
sill Of the Eareka Bazaar The only
reason that would iuduce. me 70 dispose
Of nv business - Gu secaaUs OF my
health. To any person or srSn wautinas
to start in the F4asiiw Grocery aut
House Furnishing business tins Offers
better inducements than sas ever u4fer-
ed ia Evansville before, as I have sPsus
twelVe years in building up a splendid
trade, on strictly cash basisarAs av +
Je9-tf aaGsr. siEs- IL a Cook.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
SOLDIERS.

u0SORABLY DISCHARGED PROM TBE
II service, " 70 are In rant ~ Employment,
should address y. y. Boekw0 a, DaFoit, n iehi.
gtn, giving he date OF their d eharg-, aad ths
regiment apd company thfy belonged 70. i-2C q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30


EaS- The members Of the Evansville
Turn erein are about TO erect large
and magnificent hall on their lot on
the corner OF Fourth and Sycamore
Streets, which will occupy a front Of
ffty.four feet on Fourth Street, aad q
depth Of one hundred and fifty feet on
Sycamore Street - running back 10
the alley This building viii be thirty
FIVE feet in height, will contain
a stage, galleries, aud rooms for various
purposes, and be the very building that
growing and populous city like Evans
vile ought to have, and the want Of
which has long been regretted BY the
entire community. Everybody who has
the interest of Evansville at heart, our
merchants, fnanciers and property
holders, should, without single excep-
ton, lend an assisting hand TO the en-
terprising Turner's. in order to enable
them to carry out their designs, for the
benefit of the commonwealth and of the
Crescent City, as speedily as possible.
The beneficial objects Of the Turner
societies, in general, are so well known,
so universally comprehended and ap.
preeiated that we need not add anything
in behalf thereof Suffice ii to say, that
either as societies or individuals, they
have always been loyal to the Govern
ment of their choice and true to the
laws Of the country, in whose defense
so many Of them have persisted
The sum Of $1,000 has been raised
among the Turner's for the erection Of
their hall. They propose to raise 81 900
more of cur citizens, in loans of not
less than $50, bearing no interest and
payable within three years from date.
This is asking but little OF them~-hardly
anything, in consideration of the bene-
fit bestowed upon our city by the erec-
ton Of such building, which, in addi-
ton to its usefulness, will also be an
ornament to the locaiity-and we earn
estly appeal to the patriotism and liber.
ality of our townsmen to cooperate with
the Turner'S, by rendering them all the
help ~na assistance that may be re-
CURED
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

FTHHE CNDERsIsNED wCULn RESPxcT-
4 suiy aRaeuR~s 90 The eitteus e kyapssfti<
add sisln,ty, that he has ope0s "a m - Rsai
Ea'Atr ANsslt- Aas psrssa Wishing - boy sra
sell Rsal kstafe wauld do " I'll % give hinIN call
tstste going sistwssle r, a. b. his large 4aAnri-
~ Of cheice real eesats % ha4d ier sale
Once ~tth 2. Asisr, THIRD trest, besWesu Ls-
eust ana hiAtai. A. G-EULLINAN.
% 2Wd kesl EstAte Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
LEGAL.
Court Notice,


cAAAE NN fGBfAnAs
nsr sgsqIS aspEnBU asa CoVSrT. = > a.
Ia the Court cf connoa Peas, YaaisThcrxh
Coansy, lad aaA, ssPsrmeer FERN. lsss.
Csspsr Marshall. >
~. : FnreEfs4urR.
fTAFPEARiSG BF AFFIDAVIT oS FILE
10 my effscs, that ths defendants Ia the above
entitled cause are B-rssidsats 81 The. stats 81
ia NuAs uQties Of ths peaaeasy ef this action -
tarfe ore given % ssia dsfs ftns kus that TIE
s41ss Ntl - ! suf sFisi th- nsxl fsrn. ~ tie
ConFt sfort sala, y be trgua anI held Al tie
curt ueuss. ia the efy o. ksAnsvsiis. en The
arst MonaAy iu ftsmhsrt 4 las
Attu.ss Blstas nyuss. Cork ~ ,stf Csurt
th1s Ssh aaE q Iuhi. las.
BLYTHE hSSks Clerk v. c. Q.
: - s.Josssgs, Rfe. Attly.
fAlJ alta-aW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

GRATITUDE OF THE BL4cKs-We re-
Gently published a letter of Paymss,er
w. C. LuptoD, to 7. H. Yeaman, Esq.,
stating that 400 colored soldiers had
donated ten thousand dollars towards
the erection Of National monument in
memory Of the late President Lincoln.
Mr.. Yeatman now announces that be
has received the large sum Of seventy
thousand dollars for that purpose-ah
contributed BY eolored soldiers. This
is the class Of men, who, according to
pro-slavery testimony, cannot be trusted
TO support themselves unless other men
possess the power to sell their wives and
children at pleasue.
Freedom makes ueH Of slaves-In-
diGRdpoiis Journal r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

ATTENTION, SoLDTERsl-It is desirable
that the men who have served the coun-
try in the army should form a conspicu-
Gus place in the coming celebration Of
the 4'h of July. We should be glad to
see every man in the city and county
Who has been in the United States uni
form, either in thu war OF 1912, the
Mexican war, or The war for the Union,
make up s distinctive feature in the
procession Of the 4th.
To arrange for q contamination of
this desirable object, We have been re-
quested to call meeting Of all who
have been or are soldiers in the United
States army to convene at
MOZART HALL ON SATURDAY
n EVENING, JULY FIRST,
ct S o'clock, to make arrangements look
ing 80 this end.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

TEE BURNERS IN TRoUBLE.-A serious
disturbance teok place at Camp Car
rington, on Tuesday night, growing out
of the punishment of q Delinquent sen
finel by the officer Of the day. The
sentinel, q msmber Of the 5th regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, had been allow
ing Sherman's men TO pass out contrary
to his orders, aud was made to stand on
barrel head The bammers rescued
him aud carried him through the princi-
pal streets Of the camp in triamph. The
balsnee of ths guard revolving, md re-
fusing to obey the officer, two hundred
men Of the 18th regiment Veteran Re-
serve Corps we're then sent for aud re-
stored order. All the refractory guard
and a good many Of The bunmsrs were
arrested, and Ars now confined in the
military prison
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

D0-The Brandon, Miss, RepubYea
says many old fre~eatsrs are rejoicing
that they are worth less than twenr
thousand dollars We sincerely trua
that their pockets are not so empty Is
their professions to the people Of th
South. With all our hatred to Their
principles, our animosities could neve
extend to-that point n y p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

ASorHEe Letter Beriah MagoHin,
once Governor Of Kentucky, has writ
ten another letter composed OF sense,
nonsense aud demagoguery--eonsider-
able more Of the last two than of the
drst Il oceapies three columns in the
Cincinnati Commercial nE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

DUSpringheld, Illinois, and Font
Wayne, indiana, are to be made central
points in the consolidation Of the Toledo
and Wabash with the Great Western and
the Illinois and Southern Iowa Rail-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
n,sr Tho Eni.sonal nirnic in Il

sias- The Episcopal picnic, in the
vicinity Of the Coal mines, yesterday,
WIS, we are informed, a pleasant affair
The weather was pleasantly cool though
rather windy. We regret that other
imperative duties prevented us from &C.
cepting very kind invitation to par
ii, ipate in the pleasure Of the occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

So An awkard typographical error
occurred yesterday in our notice of the
6rm of Messrs Sparks, Ferris L Co. In
stead Of removing" She establishment
Just bought from LEIGH, Carlstedt Il Co,
they are renovating it. They intend to
do business in the same location.