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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

na Returning soldiers who are en-
titled to pensions, arrears Of pay, or
bounies, would do we'll to cell on VIM.
Reavis. U. S. Claim Agent whose card
is in another column Of this paper.
Having had more than years expei
rience in the United States army, and
being lawyer by profession, together
with his close application to business,
heis NOW regarded as. one of The most
successful Claim A gents insthis part of
the country. Soldiers and their friends
who have anything in bis lipe, would do
veil to give him a>calL = seE i'll, 1w.
~ EBEz46 = - as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

FIRE AT REPRESENTATIONS Saturday
night the furniture factory belonging to
q. c. Coleman & Co, of Petersburg,
Pike County, was consumed, with all its
eontents-uot a dollars worth saved.
IA there had been no FIRE in the factory
Tor some three days before, it is evident
the building was set on FIRE. Loss
$500 insured in the Sinnissippi for
$4,000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

~Genersl Grant attended the dedi-
cation services of the Spring Garden NJ.
E. Church at Philadelphia, last Sunday.
Bishop Simpson presided, and after the
sermon contributions were made for the
new church building. The General sub
scribed $500 for himself and 800 for
Mrs. Grant This was done without
solicitation. In the evening the congre.
cation raised $1,000 with which to pur-
chase pew for the Generals use.
The General, therefore, realized a
handsome profit on his investment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
DENTISTRY.
Dental Card

HAVING AsSoCI : TRD WITH ME IN THE
III practise Of Dentistry Or. A. B. Jonss tom.
srly Of Cincinnati, We would announcs 10 tha ns@-
pie Of Evansville and vicinity that Va ARE -.
pared to perform all Operations psEtaininS Il
Dentistry IN the Aost skillfnl manner ArtiectsI
Teeth inserted on cold, Platinum, Silver or Ysl,
csnite, and Is regards beauty II finish, style and
neturAlEeaE Of appearencs, we chailengs compaTi.
son with work done auywhere-EAst or West
We solicit share Of public patronage.
DIS. BIEKBoWER a JON Es,
Rooms and ., Marble Hail.
alt EvRnsvffie, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

a Nkw Fly TRAP-We saw, yester-
day, novel method for killing flies, i'm
provised o. sn attache Of the house of
Daniels, X In & Co.
A double -ircle of ''ireaele' was laid
around the tioor, and the space between
6lled with GU seowder, train extending
from the battery thus formed. When
about malion of flies or less had con.
gregated around the circle and were
feasting eagerly on the sweetness, the
train was lighted and some flies sent t.
Kingdom come" The exact amoun
of killed and wounded had not been as
certained at latest adviees One dose
however, was enough, as the flies coulC
not be allured to the molasses the second
1 time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

From MoBILE-The steamer Marble
City, says the Cairo Democrat, brought
up on Friday night the first passengers
through direct from Mobile. They came
through to Memphis by rail, with the
exception Of twenty miles of staging.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12


CHAMP FERGUsoN's TRIAL.-The trial
of this notorious outlaw, the legitimate
product of Rebellion, commenced In
Nashville on Monday last He has re-
peatedly boosted of killing q hundred
Union men. The following is the sub
stance of the indictment upon which the
wretch will be arraigned:
That be, Champ Ferguson, leader OF
band OF outlaws and robbers, did will
fully, deliberately, and with premeditsted
malice, kill and murder:
Reuben Woods, loyal citizen, at Al
bany, Clinton county, kentucky during
the winter of 1872
VIM. Frogg, soon after the battle Of
Mill Spring, in the same county, during
the same period.
VIM. johnson and Lewis Purie, in
April or May, 1862 - 3lt.1 S i
Fount Zachery, near Spring Greek,
Kentucky. in April or May, 1852. .gG
james Zachery, loyal magistrate, in
Fentress county, Tennessee, during
May, 1862. 4s-eA
Alexander Hugh. in Fentress county
Tennessee, in the Spring of 1852. =
Joseph Beck, in the Summer of 1862
DR.. VIM McClasson, near Burkesviile
Kentucky, during November, 1862
Elan Middleton, in Adair county
Kentucky, January LIST, 1858. -
Peter zachery, in Russell county
Kentucky. during January, 1868. s.
Allen zachery, at Crocus Creek, in OF
near Russell county, Kentucky, during
January, 1868.
John Williams, David Kelk, and John
Crabtree, in Fentress county, Tennessee
while prisoners, murdered by torture.
VIM. Tabor, near Albany, Clinton
county, Kentucky, during the Fall o.
1862 4 50
Lieut. Smith, of a Kentucky regiment
wounded Federal officer, while in hos
pital at Saltville, Virginia ! O. X "a .
Two colored soldiers, names unknown
This siekening list is copied from the
official records, and each case is garn
ished with the names of the Witnesses By
whom the Government expects to prove
its charges.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

Carr. L. A. BuKKE-We had the
pleasure, yesterday evening, of meeting
our valiant and accomplished young
friend, Capt. L. A. Burke, late of the
9lst Indiana, who arrived in the city by
the accommodation train last evening,
and is stopping at the Sherwood House.
The Captain is looking very finely, and
is rejoiced that this cruel war is over.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

B6PThe New York Herald OF the 4th
announcesthat there will be no suspen-
sion of that paper on that dag, and that
in. future it will be issued every day in
the year. that day or night hereafter
the office will never be closed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

MYsrsRio1s.--W noticed some mys-
teriops movements, yesterday, on the
part Of our friend, Capt. Ehrman, late
c. S, u. S. A., at this post We hope
nothing serious has happened him, but
he disappeared very suddenly from the
city Yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

RErURNED Our courteous friend Tom
Gather, the elegant, efficient and high
headed agent of tae Adams Express
Company, arriged.-at home yesterday
morning from a flying visit to Cincin-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
New internal Machines.
From the D,troit Advertiser ]

Major Bookings inventive genius
seems 10 run in military way. he has
of late brought to perfection an internal
machine, which be calls the " Seth Fos-
ter. The instrument was tried one day
last week on the river, two miles above
the city, and worked with entire salts
faction. 1t has the appearance of an
ordinary wooden box, bat the inside is
filed with liquid and iron destruction.
Although its sides do not differ N ate
rally from other torpedoes, the princi-
pal point of the Majors invention is the
regulation for exploding it, which con-
sists of machine something ike play
box, which being set in motion, and
placed inside of the torpedo, can be
regulated so as to run any tine, from
half hour to q whole year, and the mo-
ment it stops q hammer is let loose,
which strikes cap, igniting the powder
and exploding the whole apparatus.
1t is quite as applicable to the explo-
sion of mines or for blasting purposes,
where time is designated with perfect
regularity Major Booking has also IN
vented a new torpedo, in the form of a
fish, which has been tested and found to
work admirably. The Major works hard
on his new inventions, and if we should
ever go TO war again, his shells, hand
grenades, Seth Foster internal machines
and his tprpedoes will be put to good
use. He goes to Washington soon to
exhibit his inventions before the mill
ktsry authorities,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

B0- The workmen employed by the
Erie, Newark Central and Lake Shore
Railroads in this city, to the number OF
about five hundred, have been on a
strike since the 4th of July, in conse-
quence of reducing their wages from 81
to 81 IS per day. No disturbance has
occurred as yet, but they greatly prevent
others from working
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
NEW MUSIC.

FANTAIsIE BRILLIAETE ON Glover song Of
Hope on, aud yet Rejoice" by Oh Matthias.
This beautiful instrumental piece should COM
mand great raa as IL Is first class compost
tion, by one of our own citizens
"LON ED ARE so FAIR" BY f. Kinkel
ChaTmin little BALLAD
"wHY. 10 WEEP BEsIDE THY GRAyEF,l
Song by l. O Mininger.
CLOVES OHIpLNGs:" Mazurka By A PAcher
At WARREN q CoEYNGT MS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

CHoLERA-We understand, says the
Indianapolis Journal, that several cases
Of cholera morbus, bearing strong re-
semDlance to the.genuine Asiatic chole-
ra, have developed themselves in this
city within the past week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

6rMsjor General Lew. Wallace has
written long letter to military friend
on the idea Of voluntary emigration to
Mexico for the purpose of taking up
arms in the Liberal cause, in which he
declares that to do so would be no in
fringement Of international law, nor
would it be prevented by President
Johnson He encourages the measure
on the ground that President Juarez is
lighting our battles" that the neutral
ity of the United States Government is
recognition of Macmillan, aud tina:
the conduct of Napoleon in Mexico is
fraud upon England and Spain, and a
violation of the tripartite Convention Of
those powers with France in 1861. The
General goes into long history of
French aggression in Mexico, and strong.
ly urges that now is the time, while the
Juarez Government still exists, for
Americans to throw their power on its
side. He thinks that the determination
OF the North and South will be facih-
tated by q foreign war.
Major General Lew. Wallace is en-.
gagged in a very silly undertaking.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

sSr Blaekberries were sold yesterday
as low as seven and half cents per
quart, but in some cases twelve and q
half cents was obtained. Ten cents was
the ruling price. Madison Courier, stu
In our city fifteen cents per quart is
the lowest price for which the fruit can
be bought, and as high as twenty-five
cents per quart has been. asked and OBJ
fainad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

s@The Lafayette Courier and Jour.
nal have each standing at the headiof
their columns "The largest circulation. !"
We presume this is to deceive adver-
tisers, as both of them cannot have the
largest circulation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

GoIkG AsFRAX.TThe Urbana (ohip)
Union, Copperhead, referring to the
negro suffrage question, says! i-'azs a.
"With regard to celored suffrage, then,
as a'question in our State, it is a meas.
ure we should not object to, and one Of
simple justice to those at least who have
been in the army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
I -. The North .British. lR spiew fur

* D6r. The North British Review for
June. has been received It's table Of
contents presents the usual list Of in
teresting articles as follows: E. f. Wolf;
The new Gold Mines and Prices; Three
Women of, Letters; England and Nor
way in the Eleventh Centpryi Popular
Religious Literature, Symbolism in. Re.
ligious art; State and Prospects OF
Italy. =, -. 'i'" t8m 9.9o.I
Address l. scstt 4 Co, New I YORK. Il
American Publishsrsa vs.soi rem !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
WALL PAPER, &C.

lust RECEIvED A LARGE AND WELL
al selected ssortment OF Wall and Window
apers, plain and figured, which the public ar'
invited 10 call and examine before purchasing
lseWhe-e. f. E -AAz.tf'
Also = new supply Of Tennyson's new poem
ESooE A0nEs-in paper covers, price Is cents,
tshf J UEALy,E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

Sun STRoKE AT the Fourth of July
picnic of the Louisville Sunday Schools,
on the Indiana shore, eleven ladies
we're sunstruek. On the crowded ferry
boat, one died and two had severe
spasms. Several Of those affected by
the heat are reported to be in critical
condition. At the picnic of the colored
population of the same city, four of the
blacks were killed BY sunstroke
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

HTAn ex slave applied the other day
to a lawyer in Maryland for the restora-
ton of his boy of sixteen, who had been
illegally apprenticed to his former mas
ter. In reply to the lawyers question
whether he was capable of taking care
of the boy, the father said; "Well, mas
ga, rather thinks rs capable as him, for
you see dat ole mAssa has done gone
and hired de boy out fur fou' dollar q
month, and put the money in his pocket;
and specs is capable of dat kind of
kere any ways
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
TO SOLDIERS.
b TO SOLDIERS.
U.s.. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 NAVY
81 Claim Agency.
NO q CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES Z. MARSH, Local Agent.
Office No. g.. Third St, s-
(Bst. Locust and Mainl, %
~ Ie' EVANSVILLE, Tsp Us

Tbs o. s. Sanitary Com mission, dsslriug to re-
leve Soldiers, Sailors sud their families from the
heavy exuen es asua'Iy paid for The prosecution
Of such claima, haze established thts Agency 70
collect Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, Bounty, q, d
other claims against the Government, WITHOUT
CHARGE OR Expense on ANY BIND
WHATEYEk TO THE CLAIMANT
On application sent 10 this Agency, stating the
name and postofics addrossof the aimsnt, the
naDss rank company. regiment, service, ami
state OF the soldier whose cunt the claim 10
made, and date Of dischargs or death, the proper
blanks will be Allied out as far a. possible ard
sent TO he person applying. These can then Be
execut and returned to this once, where the
claim viii be prosecuted 20 dnal issus 10 the
shortest pos -ibie time. IyII.6mw-eotdsOa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
WANTED.

A SITUATION AS CLERK IN A STORE
~ Clothing or Grocery prsterrsd. Can spfAh
German and English. Address Il y. H., Poat-
of8ee jJll-2w
TWENTY LADIES-TO MAKE PANTS AND
emnloTrnent al J. CoHS'S,
tys-lw Corner Main and mira spesrH'
ITO EENT \ SMALL COMFORTABLE
4 house, efth IN 20 four rooms suitable Tor
g small family ana eligibly situated. Enquire IT
this Office Jy@-[~
A rOOD WHITE GIRL wAhTED-fO 20
"a the work fer a ANAL fsmily. German girl
preferred. Enquire at the jour- al efiics. jez3 II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
NOTICE.

TTaHs "MATROEs" RECENTLY EMPLOYED
at o. s. General HosI itsl, Evsnsyiile, Ind
are request to report at the Office Of the Marine
Hospital, at 2 O'Clock this ruesdsy) afternoon,
July Iltb. to receive thsir pay.
BY order of the SurSeoB ia eharg7-
jyII q j. 4 CROsBT, Steward u A.
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CTTY. NEW -.

reg-rRe Constitutional Amendment
is said to have few opponents in Cali
fornia, whose papers are now discussing
the question. 'f ~ fto I5-
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WOOL FACTORY.
soHs W, aRuES....c. n. cRAMER.........F. HENKr.
JOHN w. GRUEN s. CO.,
PFoprietors Of the
Evansville Wool Factory,

COR. BOND ST. AND CANAL
Would respectfaiiy call Jour attention the fact
that our Factory, which destroyed by fire last
fall has been built ahd Is now In operation
and prepared 80 take ia Mooi for manufacturing
into the following a0ods3 Jeans, Satinett, Lnsey,
Flannel, B.anketa, 90 erlids and Stocking Yarn,
at the lowest possible rates.
We shall also emf esvor 70 have the above good
on hand - exchange ,Or wool OF sell for cash.
Casb paid foE Wool Al highest market price.
Persons living at distance and DESTROYS
sending their wool TO US, may do by river,
otherwlse, and all such wool entrusted to US vii
receive prom pc attention.
One Of the partnefs having six y Ars experiences
IN the business, We ael confident thai no one will
leave US diss a;isfed.
Price Lisis furnished on application.
myll j. W. GRUEN & 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
EVANSVILLE
& &c
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
SUMMER. 1855, ARRANGEMENT

- TRAINS Leave Evansville Daily, Sundays
y excepsed). as GlloWsi
-Era A. M. ACCOMMODATION
G~5U stops at aI Stations. Arrives at
Vincennes 1888 A. H.; Terre Haute
at as Pm
@A. VI. MAIL ExPREss-
9-&O arrives at Yincenhes 1917 P. M;
- o. NJ. trains leave for Easf, rs =.
r-E NJ for West, $50 =. MI Arrives
81 Terre Hsuie, , IS p. a., connect
lng with Express TroinA as foilows;
TERRE HAUTE Ri HM0ND r b.
Le YES Terre Hanfe az 4 40 p. NJ !;
Arrives Of Indianapolis rs p. NJ,
making close connection with trains
M for Cincinnati, Columbus, and all
K4stsfn Cities, and for Chi ago, Tole-
do and Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON TERRE HAUfE 3. B.
Leaves Tsrre Hauts as IS P. N. I;
sf. ARRIVES 81 Nation 6.45 p NJ; Chi
c4go, 100 An, and making direct
- connections Cor all points In the
Northwest sA
AP.M ..VINCENNEs ACCOM-
H&~UU n ODATION-
Arrives at Yinsenaes 8 ;4s P. n.
o. = NJ. Trsfps leave for East, 10 As
NJ : Arrive ~ Louisville 6 80 A.
= NJ ;'Ciucinnati, 500 A. NJ; Leave
fof West 3 :5O-A. ~. :; Arrive at It.
Louis, l 30 r. II. Cairo, 90 r. M
IL RETURNINo,
a CCOMMODATIOE TRAIN
- Leares Terre Hautsa at Q 80 A. ID.
vineei mes, II 20 p. NJ. Arrives at
Evansville 5:12 p. 81.
safEAIL- f.r. e.-r-s
IEk, Leaves TeFrs Hauts q. 3 80 P. II :,
/ 0n arrival OF Express Trains fro ii
| Cincinnati ard the Esst Leaves Vim
cennes hti ISIS r. M. Arrives al
Evansville 9.4T r. NJ,
1 s@@pINCEaNE ACCOMMODATIOR-
/ W Leaves D q M. Junction at 40 A.
H., on arrival Of Night Express from
Cincinnat and Louikville. Arrives
ut Evansville 40 A, NJ.
Ha5- Baggage checked through 10 all principal
I points North and East.
JOHN IEGLE. Jr., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

PERsoNAL-our gallant and intrepid
friend, Capt. Hornbrook, late of the 65th
Indiana, paid us the honor of visit
yesterday. Captain H. is in fine
state OF preservation, aud bears himself
with the dignity Of one conscious of
having performed bis dnty faithfully and
gallantly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
LOST.

osT.-oH THE DOWN TRAIN SATURDAY,
Il 9th July, one double barrel snos Gun. ~
hnder viii BE- literally rewarded by having said
Gun at the store Of Samuel Orr. Water street:
tvI2st J. II. REBVES.
I osT-oN THE EVENING OF THE FOURTH
l. Of July, g black Dress Coat, with eo'e Of
hand, calling for SII5 %, Ia one Of the pockets
The aader u he literally rewarded If it's left AZ
the Journal Office. a1 jyl2-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
REAL EsTATE AGENCY.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully announce TO The citizens of Evansville
aud Vicinity, that he has openel an Office as Real
Estate Agent. Any person wishing to buy Tor
sell Real ESTATE would dc we'll to give him a call
before going elsewhere, ms he has large quanti-
~ Of choice real estate en- baud for sale.
once with P. MAier, Third street, between Lo.
Gust and Al ain. A. q, SULLIVAN
J30-21d Real Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
IBy Telegraph
RAILROAD RECEIPTa.

TEaRx HAUrE, July IL, 1855.
Andrews, 2 bxs goods; W HeiiUan, i cir
GUAR saw New Orleans and Ohio Railroad, Al
Tailro chairs; Mark Warren. hhds earthern
rare j ac0b Strzub 4 Co / cask castings, key
d.: q FsnneznAn. bale dry goods Fsud.
Dunk=rson 4 Co, bxs mdse; seIapfsr bxs
patent Hedicines Keller h White, 5 bris paint,
keg psint, l hf brl paint. bxs psint; Jones 4
Sal D, BIZ glass, l bale mdle; kes'er, bxs
candy; n Il q Co, hxs dry goods; Morgan, Bead
Co, bxs boots; L Dixon, bxs hoota Low
enthAil.- Tx dry GOODS Coolidge . co, ] bag
ecifees, brl sugar a seDonin, 4 bxa boots u
tsisuedl A. Z. ROBBINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

r DGc There is paper called the
Neies, printed at jackson, Miss, that
says slavery has not been abolished.
The editor is evidently Qualifying him
self to become a conservative candidate
for Congress. Nashville Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
CUTTING TIMBER.

7 HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT oEBTAIh
Il tres asssrs have been cutting timber on M
lands 10 sections % and q, KniGht township
Marlborough county. Indiana. viii Rits YIF-
TEES DOLLARS REV I'D 10 any one WIZ
will give 70 my Agsnt. AlVah Johnson, such In
formation asW II Lead 10 the conviction Of such
trsspasssE1- a4
je2k-n + W. "a. eTOCkWkLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
TEE LrzzARproHr RrsELI1oN.-For

TEE LIzzARDrowE REBELEoS.-For
some months past rebellion has exist
ed in johnson Township, Gibson Coun.
ty, the Inhabitants of Fort Branch being
the insurgents and the denizsns of
Haubstadt the loyalists. On the 9Th
Of June, different parties having
mustered ali-their forces, lad fnal
engagemsnEF ForIalIong fine the case
was doubtful. success lowering alter
nateIy over each standard; 5ut BY 8
coup de main, the insurgents were
beaten and driven in dismay from, the
field. s-sIsds s.itfs9i ave.,
On the following day this proclamas
ton was issued by Gov Haul:
WHEREAS, LizzardtoWn.5on the Sth of
March, 1865, seeded from johnson
Township. and sundry citizens have
been engaged in rebellion against the
loyal authorities thereof; rr ~ rof,.'ss
AND WHEREAs, Many persons who
have engaged IN said rebellion desire
smnestyi3 i.-i.st5 coed - .,-7ss, sItt.f
Therefore, t., the end that the author
fty of johnson Township be restored
and peace established, !, Henry Haub,
Governor Of said ToHnship, do pro-
claim aud declare amnesty, to all per-
sons engaged in The late rebellion, on
condition that they do take and sub
scribe to the following oath; sy.s 80, /
1 81 do swear that, Twill, heneeforth
vote the Dimocrat ticket, defend the in
tegrity of Johnson Township, and viii
abide BY and support all laws and regu-
lations that have been or may be made
in reference TO Sour Krouts and q La.
ger Beer ''"' - IL q aHKNRY HAUB.
BY the Governor -eis4 231s e.
Y. MoKcaUND, Private Sec'y.. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

BE- The reported pardon BY the
President of Charles j. FsulksrSs- of
Virgins, is contradietsd. "a =. q .iia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

B| Strayed or stolen from near
Adler's Stable in this city, on the 4thof
July, bay Horse, middHng size, about
nine years old. Had on hog skin pad
saddle, b-!dle and martingaIes.
Any one leaving word concerning him
at this Office, will be literally rewarded.
iy-7 JoHS B. YOUNG.
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TO LEASE.

II LEASE EXTEEDED.--Th!s Hotel viii be
lsss d the premises on Frldsy, Tbs 18Th day Of
July, 1855, n the highest bidder for the term Of
two years, with the privilege Of any Enm5sr o.
years not exceeding Ave; lessee giving bond with
security, payable quarterly
GEORGE A. gUGG, Com'r.
Heuderson. june 29th. 1855.
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED From TIE UNDERSIGNED,
- near the Salt Well. about ten days ago, Three
Steers and a Heller. Tee St ers were brown ar 4
the Heller whits One Steer aud the Hsffer are
married on tbs brsa {. Tbs other tao stssfs are
marked in the ear.
Any Psrson RET urning them to me At my shop.
on Lest rect, or wing such fnfoFa alton will
lead to Their recovery, viii Be well rewarded.
Jy111wd FRED KHER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

ESL0UR AND mEAL. 9a
n hxus Family Flour, warranted both In sacks
aud bhTr' Il, and Fresh Corn Meal just received
For sale cheap, and delivered In any part OF the
city, by NICKERY BROS,
I92 Main Sfraot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

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