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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation OF ierrItory to the City
of EE ansville,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
IN mon Council Of the city OF Evansville, in
pursuance Of the proytsione OF an Act of the Gen
eral Assembly OF the Stats OF Indiana. approved
March 6, 1866, entitled act TO amend the seventy
the citizens OF the town Of Evansville, In tha
county Of VAndert urgh, city charter, !" approved
January 81, ls47, and TO add supplemental see-
tons 10 said act, viii, on the 18th day OF June,
1855, present. the Beard OF County Com mia lon.
ere o. vanoeehuTgh equity, petition praying for
the annexation 60 asid city Of the following de-
Ncribed tVrrtery, and ettug forth the reasons Tor
such annexation. Viz: ALI that part Of the north
cast quarter OF q M. Esana'a out-lot No four (A),
situate saat ~ Main strest or Princeton road, Dc
Berbed a. follows, viEs Begtt nlng At an iron pm
Mug thenes south along the line dividing said
outlet nom out-lot No. ave (6l, { ne hundred
and thirty SSO) isst, 60 the norm line Of Lilies
ton and Lookh rt's Enlar~ ment; thence w,at by
said north line two hundred aud twelve (2lzl FEET,
or ther ahouts, 20 the mlcdle OF Main street.
thence northwaTdy along the middle Of tRid
Ma stlee = rye hundred ano forty -four and one
fourth (SAt1z) tsst, or lhereaboats, 10 the north
hpe Of said "a IL No. cur (t, the also beipg
the uor,h ton doe Of seetfoa no. twsaty nine
tsl, township az tsl, ssntn range ten Q0) west !;
o. d, thence east along said north section hue on,
hundred aud thirteen (llsl feet, then boats 10
ths pl &C of beginning. said territory being
part Of the nortn.wsat quarter Of said section
number twenty nine (2sl, said territory being
ocn,igHou1 ,s he city Of kvsnsyills, and NOT
plated or laid %. W. BAKER, Mayor
Attssi, A. NJ. MeaAiTS, Clerk. nyIO.t jsl2
ITO J0SEPH P. ELLIOTT. TRUs rgE OF
Il Pigeon township, julius adler, James W .
viekerS, henry kr~1t, HenHy Steinle, and Milton
Kelly. aud tue heirs and ieRal represah t4AiNes OF
John Becker, d9eeAaedi
Notice hereby given tat the petition TO.
fsFred 10 In the above notice was presented 90
the Board of County commissioners OF &ndsr.
burg ounty on the 18th dey of June, 1855, and
that ths sane was received and considered, and IL
Was orurTe by aaid Boa. that the further h.Ar-
ing and consideration Of said application DO con-
til ned until the 10th day Of Ju lses, and that
notioe be given by he Connty Auditor by publ
cation In sha Evansville Daily Jour al thAa said
applieation IL now Iending bef re said BoAri. and
thAt 10 will be heard and detsrminsd On the said
1Uth day Of July, lscS. VIoToR BIsoH,
Auditor v. q.
EvAnsville, June nth, lseS-dtIOJy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
MEDICINE.
Hair Uproot<,d

Eresn an parts OF the H. say fm ave
Il saAmnass, sAassf t4tagV 70 Ehs eats, By 4" ".
MAM's DKyILATsHY PowDEA." Ask or asnd for
UphAmS Dspilatory Powder. and take no other.
Rrios ~. Mailed 70 aBy addFsss ksF et28. b. o.
3 UPHAM, rs south Eighth stree Phiisdslphia,
HphamT Hair Gloss asad curItnG
~ Fiatd a the bsst halr1drssskmg in shs World
II impsFta b~Aatifai Siees % de kasr. kesps ~
swst, promosea IT'S gr0wfhs Ae. Price, 80 cents a
bottle.
Uphamss letter Otnsua snG q . snrs
ear for Tsssrs SAD EhssN. C1apped Han4s, uar-
49, fseA. a. Prizes. 50 osats . b1z. 3 -
Uphamfs Asthma Care relieves the rnoas
vIoisnt parsxyksms % Asthna In fsss nniamsss an6
elects sspesdy ears Prfrss - . psek&gs.
TT pham's Dyspepsia Care 10 war
~ rsntsd 20 cure s1y eass Of Dyssspsia, -
a'sfsT Ao~ Io-S ssaa4s-s. Price u. ssstby nal
UPhGn's FreekIs Rana.hsr ssnoy..
sreekies, Tan, sanbnrn. Pimpiss on the Taos,
sonsns TIE sE'n and esaufihss tt.s oompiaEion.
DR.. La Psrts's Isirs EIinGr, III. great
bs'vs~@ and kcssssan sag Remedy. rrmfoFan 10
@asiy yigor al Who are. sassriar ffo-u ImDairsd
spinai knfrgy, Hsryo o. Debility, Ac., arising
MN Whstsver esuss. Price, " p4ckAes 5lf-
The Japansss Hair stain color. the
s.As er ~a-A satl On ~ CSesass eos -. -, -
Sofa By o. @. uPHslA6 rs ssush KtxAsh ssrs.s.
xsslasasiRAA. a7d e.f al Drusxfsts- cirsui.ss
BIB oUoHTon 4 woop.
Cor. Third ana nnIn strssss,
Ns-an sARsnts foE Ersnssbis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
Gen. Z. Kirby Smiths Farewell Ad.
dress
HEApq'Rs TRAss-MIss. DEP'T,
Houston. MaE 30. 1868

-
iSoldlers-The day after I refused the
demand of the Federal Government to
surrender this department, left Shreve.
port for Houston. l ordered the Mis-
souri,, Arkansas and Louisiana troops to
follow, Ny purpose was to concentrate
the entire strength of the department,
await negotiations, and, If possible, Sc
cure terms alike honorable to soldiers
and citizens. Failing in this, inten-
ded to struggle to the last; and with an
army united in purpose, firm in resolve,
aud battling for the right, I believed
God would yet give us the victory l
reached here to End the Texas troops
disOanded aud Fastening TO their homes.
They had forssken their colors and their
commanders; had abandoned the canse
for which we were struggling, and ap-
propriated the public property TO their
personal use. rr~Np
Soldiers l am left commander
without an srmy-a general without
troops. You have NADIA your choice.
II was nnwise and unPatriotic, but Il il
6AAL / pray you may not live to re-
sret it, The enemy will now possess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Baker, James A, co. +. 18th inf; Beid-
en-, William p, CO B, I'D inf; Bull
Clark j., CO. /, cd inf, Briggs, Wills,
CO G, 95th inf; Calvert, William, co
F, 72d inf Carver, Edward E, co B, Tad
inf; Cook, Archibald, CO K, 5Ist inf.
Caddington, VIM, CO 1, 93d inf; Daw-
son, Aaron, CO. B, Both inf; Damn, Je-
rome B. CO K, 10th inf Devine, James
d, co X, 3Sth inf Gearheart, ( L, co
ID, Sth INF; Green, Samuel, co Fl, 42i
inf; Henderson, John B, corp, co G, 6eth
inf Kendall, Clinton A. co =, so inf;
Markham, a c, CO d, 18th inf Mo
Creery, John P, 90 C, 18th inf; McMur-
try, John L, CO C, 10th inf Miller,
James P, co /, 3lst inf; Pomeroy, Jas
VIM, CO c, l04th inf; Ramsay, Chas d,
-, 18th and 18th bat; Reid, Edwin,
jr, co Z, 18th inf; Reynolds, Dwight, CO
d, 32d inf; Rose, Lewis A, co Z, 42d
inf Strube, Chas 81, co d, SSH inf;
Sweetland, Chas /, co F, 36th inf Tay-
ler, Jesse b, co +, ll2th inf; Thomsoh,
Robert II, co c, 18th inf; Whitney, Theo
F, co G, seth inf; Williams, John A, co
G, 64th inf; Ball, Eliphalet G, co =,
9th cav; Fairless, james A, CO O. 18th
cav; Fox, James ID, CO -, 10th cav;
jerks, Joseph P, co !, Sd cav; Roebuck,
Russell, co -, 10th cav; Smith, Barney,
CO g, l4th cav Watts, Francis, co L,
18th cav; Wildman, q q, co /, l6th
cav; Brown, George S, Bridges battery
light art; MCKAY, VIM ] or ia, Philips
Chicago bat; Messiek, Wan L, CO E, 1st
art; Snow, Martin Van b, Chicago
Board Trade bat W0 w 3TA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
sCHAPKER & BUssING.
5EALEUPROFOSALi
Fresh RsafI Fresh Reef I


"a Evansville, ltd. June p, IL 5.
SEALED proposals Ia dupiicat- y ia bs received
this once until II IA. Thursday. Juns 18th,
1864 for tnEniahinx Frcsh b ef to fr8opa station
ID A. Es@nsxifhs. Ina. AMI such otseT trogps as
may receive their supplies from this poet. -wa
Tnts contract shall conmepce on the Let dAy of
July, 1855, aalsnd on the Sosb asy Of September,
1855. q 81 4 rr.f
be Beef shall Be rom steers wfig6ing not lees
thas q I've hnhdred t5es1 pounds nsf, each shall
Be delivered Ia equal proportions fore and kind
quaKfers tnseks, saAnks aud kidney tAliow 10 he
sxsluded). In such Qualities as 81 Al from line
70 time Be quired by TIC troops, and on such
DAYS a. shall b, des' gHAsed By the command. ag
ofl4r.H ~
The neeks OF the cattle Slaughtered Tor BEL,
undsr this contract. shsil b cus CT a. the foar;h
verteorAi jotnt, aud the hrsasr trimmed down !,
the sharks Of fore quarters shall be cut on from
three 20 four iaehss above the knee jofur, and q
hind quarters from SIX to eight iaehes above the
gsmbrsi, or hoek joint Ett A.
PAymenfa will b. made u such faxGls a. are far
pished by tbs GossTunaent for that purpo e and
on forms made cut and s1g nsa tuifssf By tbs
undersignsI. -t e--ssss s-a e
Tbs right = reserved 70 r,Jset .sayor al bids.
for proper cause -i p A
.rH sAA'L 7. GUsHIEGJ ~
Js-4-tS ~ s Capt.. and G. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

Boz il Was our friend, Mr. RnFner,
Agent of the KanawhA Salt Company,
who made the noble attempt to save the
life of young Worms on Tuesday even
ing. As soon as be learned that the
boy was drowning, be sprang into the
river and recovered the body, but. alas
too late. BE had package OF $1,000
in greenbaeks in his pocket, which slip
ped out into The water, but was fortu-
nAtely recovered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

B@ Messrs. Ferris, Sparks 4 Co, Of
Lawrenceburg, b Indiana, have bought
out the Wholesale Drug Store of Messra
LEIGH, oarlstedt & Co., and are now re-
moving the concern. They are expe-
riepced business men-MrAsSpaTks in
general branches, and Mr.. Ferris in bis
speciality, the drug business, in which
be and the family have spent their lives.
They have a good thing Of it, and we
wish them success, and welcome them
70 the Crescent City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
Celebration OF the Ith OF July, 1855
AT FWauKwFFfa

All Companies, Organisations, Or
ders, SOCIETIES, Civil or Military, resident
or nonresident, are invited By The Com
mittee of Arrangements TO take part 10
the Celebration Of the Anniversary Of
American Independence, aud 10 form
part of the Procession. Appropriate
places will be assigned to all such.
The outer T0Enahips Of Vanderbsrgh
county are specially invited to be pres
ent By appropriate representation.
1t Is particularly requested that he
names, and headquarters Of such organ
izationa, and the probable plumber of
persons therein, be handed to the Chief
Marshal Immediately.
The Assistant Marshals will meet at
the Office Of the Chief Marshal, Friday
evening, the Both inst, at II o'clock.
CHAELEs DESBY,
Chief Marshal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

DEAD.-The dog that jumped from the
balcony Of the Sherwood House on
Tuesday evening, broke his back in the
fall, and to relieve his sufferings be was
shot 1t ia not known whether he medita-
ted suicide or only desired to try an exper-
iment, as he left no papers behind by
which any clue to his purpose could be
obtained. 1t may have been another
case of unreauited affection.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

ga~ Msjor Castlemap, the rebel officer
arrested:in Sullivan county last fall and
lately on trial as SPY, has been re-
leased by President johnson, on condi.
ticn that he makes himself forever
scarce within the borders Of the United
States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29


4 OTIS 2oi AHDsE u OF 20a, DONATION EN-
IL lafgement. -@
ala b. l4s feet Of Lot a, Lower Enlarge ent.
L. u and 10. blk IL. Eastern Enlargemaut.
Lots z, 8 and 9, blk 10. Easts-n Enlargement.
Lot .. 10 and IA blk "a, Ma tern Enla cement.
Lots 10 ~ II, blk a. eastern EnlaTgsment.
Lots II, Iksni IL, blksa, Bakers Adj -
Ad.
Lots nnda bfk o. 9Th Enlargement p
OTIS u and ~ bkl7, 4th Enlargement.
Loia IL end 10, blk II, 4fh Enlargement
Lets !. =, O. c. z, Q, 10, II aud ~, blk z, Stock
Wells En'a-gs mrut.
Fractional Lot 8, Blk IS, Etoekweiis EnlArge-
mAnt.
fractional Lot 8, blk 2l. stoekwslrs Enlares-
msnt.
Lot "a, blk 80, Lamasc0
All Of Blk 81. l. imaaco.
Lot. !, 2, .. 4. 6, O. z, Carpenters Place.
90 LOIS 10 stoekwelis Addition, 10 different
bl oks
Lot s, blk 90, 90 By I25 feet, Lamaseo.
Lot Q and 2, BLK ., Crescent Enlargement
le2e Nv A. q SULLIVAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

65TH AND 63ED RkeMENTs MUSTERED
Gun --Adjutant General Terrell received
a telegram from Raleigh, North Caro-
lima, on Saturday, stating that the 63rd
and 65th regiments, mustered out at
that point, had left for home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

s~ A man in this county named
one Of bis sons Daniel Webster Yoor-
bees Ysnlandigham Z-sss=
The boy died.
The same father has named another
son MeClelidn Booth Z.ssrr 7n
This boy still lives, Bat we under
stand insurance agents are very ehAry
about granting lfsrpoliey -FoEntStn
Ledger.
We know q CoPperhead Editor, Who
boasted to rebels With whom be was
drinking, 70 the health Of JEFF DAVIS.
that be had named his son Albert sgd
ney. in honor Of Sydney sIohn4tOn.
We have not yet learned whether be
has named another Wilkes Booth or moi.
BE no dOub, viii il he sbopId haze
another to name. zssalH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

ORDsANoE.--General Terrell has is
sued an order commanding all organi-
cations and individuals, having ordnance
or ordnance stores in their possession,
to turnsthem over to Col. Stprm, Chief
Of Ordnance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
Notice TO Contractors.

THE COMMON COUNCIL or THK CITY OF
Il Nv nsviile, will receive sealed proposals. IN
al July lst, 1865, far the oonstrac lon of brick
a'ds~ alkss 10 eoLf>rm In all respects to the re-
quireEsentA OF the ordinances OF the city. The
sand TO b. used IN tbs construction Of sais side.
Ne h, & b Of the best eli ar. coarse BAyou sand
By der Of the 0ouaeL
NJ. McGgIRF. CAsk
Evansville, June 26th, 1895. "a
Union copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

PIosie---The Episcopalian eongrs-
CATION ISL PAursl hold picnic to-day,
(Ihnrsday) ut the Coal Mines. A So
cial and joyous occasion it viii be. as the
people of that congregation understand
the art of enjoying themselves. and
causing others to DO 80,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
BOOB Agenta Wanted.

EoR A NEW HTsTeRY 0F WEE AMERICAN
IT REBELLION,
Nftat linz Of which was In typs pEssious % May
18Th. 1885. II IL the WAE NPLETg and FuLL,
in = eli ale octave volume % over POO large and
otossy printed sRss b9upd ia ubosstd !. ather,
3 Il, II rs rated b. fxquisiioly Besatlfal Steel.
At's and hops. mrliiiudss are y AZ ng Tor jnnt
slso. Agen's for "THE 10y Al MEST IN
THE TIME, OF THE REBELLION the M o.
important work sier publish.d on ne Wet y
Circalais, with full descriptions aud rms, ad i.
dBss HEhRY HOWE,
iszs No III Main st., Cincinnati, o.
TfHREE 90 WHITE HANDS. TO WORK
o. my farm aix milea btl W Henderson. Aiso
VIII u woman 10 wash and cook. App 70 a..
M Cald we'll. EyanAVills, Ind.
js23.lw II. D. P0sEY.
A ooD WHITE oIgL WAHTED-To 10
n the work r q small fsmily. German girl
prsferfed. kbquirs At the Jour- al Office jeSs al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
AUCTION.
Wreck at Auction.

WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION,
w ~ the Wbarfboat OF Hall q Rudd, Evans
Vile, Ind, on Monday, July 10th, 1865, the Hull
nova wreek-on Dian ond Island. twenty EeYea
miles below Evansville, d. The vrvck lies SO
that Il will Be entirely dry 1t lew water IN the
Ohio river; has two boiiens--hvs hned sand tSo
engines, tEelve inches In diameter and tour feet
stroke ell her mash inefy was entirely new, and
her hull VISA but Httls injured b. tbs sinking. Z.
The hull AID machinery Will b ~ d on Jniy
1O;h, 1866, for the benefit Of whom II may concern
20 the b CHEST bidder, ior cash. Sale positive.
myat4sos HIRAM K. BAZLETT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
CUTTING TIMBER,

7 HAVE BKKS T8ToEHKD rHkT CKRTATH
a tEesF Azsers have ben eakfinx timber % nv
lands N ssefioas = and ., Knfxht .toEuEhip
NsocereErgh ceuotyt Incfana. will siys FIF-
1Ss,.1S DoLLAHS XIV I'D 70 Aay one Who
VII give 70 ny Agsaa. Await Joanson. EIeh - :
formation - u LEAD 70 the eoavietioa q such
trsspaasers.
is9s-tf 81 w. Il. sTOCKwELL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
BILLIARDS.

I FAVE JUST RE0 ITKD THREE FINE
ns~ Billiard fables, BsIksss znzuufzcturs, SrSsh
PhelAn's cuzhtaus, the latest inproFsEnsnt ThsE
are nov ready f-r use. sna lovers ef Ehis atrrae-
tive zane are irvit. 70 call and try them a. tie
81 6tsooias Exchangss No. So Main rect
1eAl-d3m Sc GRAMMER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

NEGRo SUFFRAGE "A correspondent;
of the Vicksburg Herald, of the 22nd,
advocates the doctrine Of negro suffrage.
We shall 90, be surprised If that doc
trine becomes popular in the South be
fore it does in the North.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
Fourtk MJpyy.

The COMMITTEES of Arrangements met
again last night
There were no collections reported
for the Fourth and Eighth Wards.
In the Fourth new COMMITTEES was
appointed, consisting of Converse Glenn p
euts, chairman; John Dannestell, and Z.
@. Smith. This committee, and that Of
the Eighth Wsrd-PkiIip Spiegel, John
Schubert, and Frank Haumerstein-
are requested to canvass their Wards for
subscriptions Immediately and report at
the private Office Of the Post Office To-
night (Thursday.)
The other committees are requested
to finish their work and report at the
same time and place, or leave their
money with r. r. Roberts, Treasurer.
The citizens generally we're request
ed to prepare to Eliminate their houses
on the evening of the Fourth The city
ought to be a blaze Of light, in honor OF
the triumph Of our arms over the Re-
beIlion, the restoration Of the Union,
and return of peace.
Those persons having control Of
schools, public and private, we're request
ed 10 have their pupils turn ont on the
Fourth by Schools, under their respec-
tive teachers. Places in the procession
| will be assigned by Colonel DENLY,
Chief Marshal. ,
The following persons we're appointed
Committee for fitting up the National
Car for the young ladies representing
the States, and the Car for the Band
Thomas P. Britton, D. Bissell, Torian
Lander and Usl Armstrong.
The Committee feel justified 10 antici
pating a very large attendance froE
abroad, and therefore they earnestly re
quest citizens who can to take liberia
4 cgantity Of eatables out to the grounds
or leave them at place to be named
hereafter.
The Railroad and Packets will carry
passengers to and from the celebration
ut half-fare.
Besides the Silver Band, there will be
Vocal and Martial music by skillful per
formers
The Salt Well grounds have been put
in nice order. There is large and sub
stantial stand for the exercises, seat
for those desiring them, and there will
be plenty of wholesome food and ice
water for those who do not supply them
selves.
| The fireworks 81 night, on Water
Street, win be an interesting feature Q
the occasion. !.
A beautiful triumphal arch will b
erected over Main Street.
There will be q meeting of ell the com
mittees at the private Office of the Pos
Office tonight at 7 O'Clock. Ever,
member is expected to be there (excep
members Of ladies' committees).
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
Residence for Sale.

A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE OF
n i've acres, Within the city limits two story
brick house, with stable, Ao., and fruits Of all
@y2s''t - 'S = < JoHNsoS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

HoT, HoTrER, HoTrEsr The weather
is again becoming appressively hot
The Thermometer yesterday indicated
940 in the shade A pleassnt wind blew
all day, rendering the, weather sndur-
able .-F4 --. r.u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
EXECUTORS NJTICF

NorlcE BsHEREBK eIyEa THAT THK
~ undsrsIgned has bssn appsintsa Fxseutor a
ses last vii % VILLAS O81sted. san, fAts on
NendsrburgA csunfyA. DECEASED. s. u GI.lFt
SAG e tAfs aczVsat a, T. ROBINSON,
S~~-sea@ Exssuter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

CoMse HoME.-The 65th, 63d, SD
aud 72d regiments are en- route for In.
dianapols, and win arrive this week.
The Sd and 23d battery and 5sth infan-
try arrived on Thursday night. rs,rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

ANTKCEDESTs. - Governor Sharkey,
Provisional Governor of Mississippi, was
a Bell man, IN 1860; Judge Parsons,
Provionaf Governor of Alabama, was a
Douglas man; and W. W. Holden, Pro-
visioual Governor Of North Carolina,
was Breckinridge man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

R6s~ f. L. Allen, Democrat, was
elected Mayor Of New London, Conn,
on Monday, over B. Colt Republican.
VinceRRes Sun.
Who evers heard of New London
Small faVors thankfully received.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

ga The names of the parties killed
on the O. Il NJ. r R, last Wednesday,
near Carlyle, Ill, were Jos Houser, en-
gineer, residing in East St Louis, and
Eugene Mills, son of Esq. Mills, of
Salem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

EDITORIAL CHAkoE.-The last number
of the Jefferson vile Ledger contains the
.salntatory of D. W. Lusk. Esq, late
editor Of the Shawneetown Mercury.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

nag- AdjutAnt General Terrell and
Auditor McCary left Indianapolis on
Monday for Washington City, to settle
with the Government for the State,
amounting to $1,000 900 or 5000, 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29


PERsoNAL--We had the pleasure last
night of meeting Lieutent Colonel Hart,
OF the fist Ohio, and brother to our
venerable friend, Capt. Hart, A. Q. NJ,
at this post.
Lieutenant Colonel Hart, it viii be re-
membered, defended Fort Donelson
against superior odds, after his superior
officer had truculently surrendered a
much larger force ct Clarksville.
At Nashville, last winter, Col. Hart
had three horses shot from under him,
and afterwards received a severe wound
from the fragment Of shell, in the
thigh, from the effects of which he has
justrecoTered. he is en- route to join
his regiment in Texas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

b@ A bachelor editor, sensitive 10
relation to. his rights, objects 10 taking
e wife, through fear that be should
have a baby his eotem poraries, who
habitually copy without credit, would
refuse to give him credits for the baby.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

Thanks We are indebted to our
handsome young friend, Tom Wheeler,
who arrived here last night. for Chicago
papers OF Tuesday. rfw
Tom, like good boy, comes home to
live, believing that Evansville is the
best place after all.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

your country, and dictate Lis own laws
You have voluntarily destroyed our or
carnations, and thrown away all means
Of resistance.
Your present duty is-plain. Return
to your families Resume the occupa-
tons Of peace , Yield obedience TO the
laws Labor to restore order. Strive
both by counsel aud example to give sc
curity to life and property. And may
God in bis mercy direetyou Alright and
heal the wounds Of our distracted cOun-
try. - KFzBY SIXTH, General.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29
AUCTION.

Furniture and Household Goods.
A LAaeE LOT EXPERIMENTATION OTHER
n Coos, will be sold at public auction At my
house, corner Second aud Division streets, on
Wednesday, July 9Th.
The fuFnitais 80 that of thrse families, and
consists in part Of bedateadE chairs SOFAS stoyss
eupboArds, wardrobes, carpets chin ware, Ae,,
Je2s.tds CHARLES LEIGH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

4 E6-Jasper Ravens, OF Attica, had his
leg crushed by the collision of two ca.
nal boats, a few days since, upon the
canal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

Helm boid's Concentrated Extract
Bucha il The Great pi1refic. HelmboId's Con
centrated kxtract sarsapAFlla Is the great Bleed.
pur her. Both arr prepared according 50 ruI
Of Pharmacy aud o6s@issry, ard are the mose
Roesvs aha3 con DO made.