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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
RrINS of TIE REBELIIoN.-AV ir"ini;

Ruins oF TIE REBELLoN.-A Virginia
paper speaks Of the startling fatality
which has orcrt;,kcn those who were the
political rebelliouS leaders of the State.
At the beginning of secession Virginia had
one Cabinet Minister who was a secession
ist, the Secretary of War. John Il. Floyd.
lie is dead. She has two Foreign Minis
tiers who were SeceS>ionistS. Hon. X. X.
Mead and John NJ. Daniel. Both are
dead. Her two Senators. Hunter and
Mason, were observation-disclosures is a priS-
oner, the other an exile Her oldest and
most persistent, and among her most in
tluential citizens who supported secession.
and the man who fired the frs! Gun al
Sumter, was Edmund Ruilin. lie is dead.
The recognized leaders of the scceSSioniStS
in the State Convention were George W.
Randolph and Ex-Pre>idcnt Tyler. Ran
delphi is dying abroad, Tyler is dead
She had three newspapers con>picuouSly
devoted to secession, the Richmond Inqur-
er, the Richmond Examiner, and the Nor
folk Argus. The journals are all extinct.
and the leading spirits of all-Wise. Dan
iel and Lamb-are dead. In brief. we
are told, there care not now ten men of
conspicuous prominence in the secession
movement of January, 1861, who remain
to exercise if they possess the desire
their influence to thwart the movement of
the people toward loyalty and reunion. -
" Y. Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
The Burlington Sentinel of last wec

The Burlington Sentinel of last week
says: Our City was honored. on SATURDAY
last by short visit from Ex-PreSsiden,
Franklin Pierce. He arrived here on the
early morning train, and went South on
the forenoon boat. During his stay he
was the guest of Hon. ID. 4. Smalley."
Very great honor mdem!!
Herschel V. Johnson. candidate for the
Vice Presidency on the Douglas ticket in
1860, was pardoned by the President on
"Wednesday, at the intercession, il is said.
of Mrs Douglas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

" My friend" said a seedy individual
to an acquaintance, at ferry, Il wish
you would lend me two dollars to cross
the ferry; havn't got dollar in the
world" "Well, | would like to know, ;"
was the reply, what difference it makes
to man who hasn't got dollar in the
world, which side of the river he is on!''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
Caledonia County Union Ticket.

D. ABBOTT. Barnet, sap.to.
GEOK,iE lpFr Lyndon,
ApoLPnrS HoLT0N, iiariwick' Judges.
WM 4. PALMER Danville,
DANIEL COFkIT Groon, Sheriff.
ANDRTW J. WILLARD, Il. Johnsbury, States Attorney
ASA L. FRENCH. st. Johnsbury. Judge of Probate.
DAVID TRI LII. Burke Baiff.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
JOB PRINTING.

We hare lately aided number Of fonts Of
nep tine to oar office, and zee are "o'7 better
than srer prepared to do all kinds Of 700 print
ina. such as Wedding. ADDRESS and Business
C1rls. Circulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
CENTS. Tar bills. Auction bills, etc., etc.
c. NJ. STONE g. co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
BOSTON HARkET.-Aus az.

FGowr.-weSte--,. 1S.e5 To s.-5
Pork.-Primc, 500; Mess, SEQ 70 ~ al
to oo.ua.
8trr--slo 40 4 l5.oa- Lar3 > t. ~ H....
pa - - Hoes, 6;rS~ea, = - i
BR,fcr.-25 n 81 Ch,,>,. lo-a n "a f..,. aa
TO IS Potatoes, = 20 10 81 DreE f-. 11-o
10
Bo1ns.-Se - IL 25a. P,r,. 80 20 1la.
Herds grass seed -, - - ,.e.- Css,r, so 70
ST.
Stsrca-S TO 10. T51's1r. ii rol6.
Hol-Full Blood Mcriao. o,se,o =, T.-s,-
fnurihS hlaod. p.ita e.. Half-tloo2. n'5 -
GA; Cnmmun- o 50 70 e'i5
C5ra-0,S5 10 / % oars - 10 e.S5, Z
loo u l,'5
lloas-.t1 TO 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

CsTTLE M.RkETs.-at Cambnsge- laSt wee.
receipts 1896 cattle el.5 sheep aud l-sa.r~, l..
swine. Extra market beef y l. ~. .G-- gRsI-s
10 a il.5O. second 3 3 %. third seas, n.ac.
COWS and ca,veS 8 50: sheep ana lambs q i.'-
Pa &c, extra - ;, spring laab> : >, A.
calves 5; hides &c, talew a., nc.,s Or
1-5c, calf skins l-c-
Al Brighton. receipts, l.r5i cattle. s55a =
and lames. eliN swine Ex,ra market 5-2f i =
Is, first quality II a II, secoid 10 - 4 Ia.
third = Ia. working oxen l6e i95; rl..,-
COWS 81 "a, saeep ana lambs-,am5> S-5a 4,
sheep ) .: Svjre-sfere hogs l3 a l6c. CO.
tia county pigs Is ! lNc a wholesale. rs % a
rt;ail, IA .J-S a. 4 laAc hides IL : Sc, =
81 &c: pelts - 4 l00c. calf skins u = &c.
Al Albany receipts i70 becves, 5'ao sheen 4 .
lambs, a0ce sumo. Extra beeveS 80 a g. -.,-'
quality 80 $ -. second 6.15 -. t.i-4S =
6 irfeiior - D; sheep > as; hogs fr1ncr A.
higher
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
Essex County Union Ticket.

L. H. TABOR. Concord, Senator.
r. H. 5'ARBEF. Gudhall.l 1,
J W COOPER. Canaan,
H. W BrDEI.I. I.uncnburg Sheriff.
J W. HARrSIlORN, Lunrlburg, Judge Of Probate
u. ;. STDRi.S, Brighton, States Attorney.
ID c. llp>N% Va. Haven, Baf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

A darkey's instructions for putting on
a coat were: "Fust de right arm, den the
left, and den glib one genral conwulshun.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

Barnum's late property in New York
has gone into the hands Of Bennett, of the
Herald-passed from big humbug to a
bigger one
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that an application VII Pc MAJ
to the General Assembly of the State - Ne'i' :
at lis next regular session fer TIE gra,' q IA
road from some point near the depot 4 ar- ca
meeting with the Conneciiclt A fa~>Eni
Rivers Railroad in The village Of Nenpar, ;..'..
North-easterly through the towns of peT'r a.
Holland 10 some point come ctlng With -. j.
lantic and $: Lawrence Railroad IN The - -
Norton, Essex County and for the create. . :
body corporate for the accomplishment u SUI
purpose
Norton, August ID. 1879. Ca"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
The SOLDIERS CAskEr: Philadelphia. c

The SOLDIERS CAsKEr: Philadelphia. c
w Alexander. l-:s South Third Street
This Is a new monthly .and devoted 10
matters especially Interesting 10 soldiers In
the late war and 10 their friends Here
will be found records of individual brow
c>> and -lliiering>. army anecdotes. tales
of the war. and matter OF every sort i'm
portant 10 the soldier - wear. or II
Tor >iN months.
TIN LITTLE CnIroEAL--Chicago. pub
li-he,l monthly 10y Alfred l. Sewell. ed
itor and proprietor
\ paper t"r hoy> and girls. of ample
dimensions. we'll edited. neatly printed.
and >nll III ten cents per copy. or one dol
lar a wear IN advance 1t Is intended. =
say> the publisher that it shall contain
better Stories. Poems. ami other reading
Tor children, AMI more matter for the price.
than amy other cllildren> paper on the
continent We have examined the first
AMI second numbers bein. for JULY ami
August. AMI taken The Judgment of som
OF our y"un. friends The brave. heauiii-
iul AMI good - Little Corporal" cunquer>
all. An exquisite engraving OF President
Lincoln and hi> >on Tad l. gwen 10 every
subscriber t"l the wear az Il present
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
FOR SALE.

fiii That desirable place. known as ,f'
Dl1l TIMOTHY Haseltiue farm, eeni2.i.-'--
,ortr IA acres of land; SUITABLY "a !,
yded into moving, tillase, pas'arinS and Voc
land. Said IA, IN is SITUATED within han ms -
Lyndon Corner and Is IN high state ca Gu, -.
ton. On il Is good dwelling house and "a. :.
with running water al both, aud an lneAha T.
bic muck bed. Fer further particulars el.l--''
of the subscriber on said premises.
EMILY Z. HASELIlNh-
Lyndon, Aug. II, 1866. Vi~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
Y STATE

ELECTION. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1856.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

Ei.ECrION tt ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, Io63
For Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM of Waterbury,
For It. Governor,
A. q. GARDNER of Bennington.
For Treasurer,
JOUN Il. PAGE Of Rutland.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

\ returned rebel named Kelly WAS sum-
MARTY hung u lew days since AT Bergen.
Mo. IL went 10 Il saloon in the place
an! orlcre'l 4 lieutenant of militia who
happened L. be there, 10 take hi blou>,. OF
rcmarkim- thai he lid moi like blue coats.
The lieutenant refused TO comply with his
Request. when Kelly drew Il revolver and
fired at him By>;:n,lerS then knocked
Kclly Iown. Took him ont and suspended
him 10 the limb of a tree
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

~ Ii MAS stated Tx one of the speak
crS at a recent meeting of cclorei men in
New York that The census shows that I'm
that city the negroes pay twenty five
thousand dollars mere than the cost of
their own poor: tlnai incorporation iopop-
ulalion thiriy-Seven OF them Went to MAR
10 every twenty-five white men. ami that
The number who cannot read Is only one
in seven. while of whites il Is one I'm iive.
And Vet New York Discriminate against
eciorci citizens 10y a property qrlalifie:s-
lion. AMI the republicans there are ready
cnougi, 10 advocate equal suffrage in South
Carolina. hut dare moi propose ii in their
OWN STATE This ought YET have done
;lni moi left The other unllonc''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

Fox Rudd of Buziown. Pa. l. eighty
iiinc wears oh. lie ha> lost nine sons In
the war Eight Were killed in hattie. the
ninth by starvation at Salisbury. His
i"riurc> there were ~ intense that he ate
his own right arm in The hope of :ls>rragiing
hi hunger The fourth son OF this old
I,atriarcll h;l> .IuSt come home from the
army bearing the SEARS OF eight wounds
received in battle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18


they will, if the Senators and Rcpre>en-
tatlve> of the free states are Is wise, firm
and patriotic aS Gov Hamilton.
E- Ii turns out that there was bona
iide attempt TO kidnap George \. Sanders
at Montreal last week The plan includ-
cd the seizure of Beverly Tucker and
Their rebels in Canada. The kidnappers
ffered detective, who got acquainted
with them, $1,000 to help them, and he
agreed TO do 80. and of course put the DO
lice on the track. Seven of the fellows
have been arrested. They were MeS~rs.
Amos StelSon, proprietor of the Franklin
House at Greenfield, Mass. William f..
Brown Of Deeriield. Brown Birmingham
OF Providence, Hogan, Burns, CLAYTON
and Wayne. 4 Mr.. Blossom of Auburn.
Me, a deputy provost marshal there. has
also been arrested for having hand in the
attempted kidnapping.
Harry Leslie, the great Niagara Falls
rope-walker, while performing on Thurs
day, when over the middle of the river.
slipped and came very near falling into
the raging waters beneath, He however
regained his footing and returned in safety
TO the shore. Gen. Grant was one of the
witnesses Of the thrilling scene.
How many miles between Jeff. Davis
and freedom! One. Gen. Miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

nvHRoAr AND LUNG DISEASES. GOUr AND RHEU
inatio Affections Owing 70 the number Of patlcnts
who b attended 70 from the country ct patients
informed that tke c0cs hcurs for In future
uiil BE- from 10 70 daily. sundays eIcepted
NE. FRASER, -. D.. - FOURTH e., WaAhinstoe square
UNITED STATES LODGE NO. ~, IA. M.-rBE
members Of this Icd4e are hereby summoned % attend
i@ Eowsry on Monday, Lsh inst, u o'clock =. y. sy
order Of the ".
VALE COLLEGE, CLASS OF nls THE DEcENNIAL
held IN New Haven, Conn., on w$4nesday July - .The
prospects Tor grand reunion SioiSous IL none w
Srs1 70 - dss sssrstazy, Rsv HsNy y osep' SArJ'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

Eok sAL1-vISE FARM, xLrorBLY LOCATED, ONE
~ nile 80 half fro1 Hscksnsack, n. j. good dwell
ing house ana eutbudnss esoslsnl s1qr; forty
1rs qualify Unable lAnd And orchard lao f treea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

EoR sALE-IN HUDSON CITY, A NEW HOUSE AND
az Lots, An JOHN u. PLAT, oppesats Court Mouse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16

"A Visa Florida would ~Ipsiy Isfs charge 81 some busi-
psss nst yeuid az .svsnsss; bsss e W sfsTsncs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06

NEW York, ApraF5, - The steamer
Columbia brings Havana dates to the
LIST
Late adyices from Vera Cruz confirm
the report Of disaster to the commando
ant oftVera Cruz. II appears that, with
$50 Austriaus, Egyp0s, and Martiniens,
he went to the neighborhood of Alsa-
RADIO, and burned and pillaged. On bis
return, he was set upon by 400 Liberals,
himself killed, and 100 Of his followers
also killed or wounded. The ravages.
this man has committed ia Mexico will
brand bis name with eternal infamy.
The Austrians are becoming satisfied
with service in Mexico, and are desert
ing daily. Others are dying rapidly
with fever. az =
The French have abandoned the ex-
petition to Manhattan and other places
on the coast, and seem to be going
home. Large numbers left in the
steamer on the 10th ult, and others in
transports.
1t is said that Mrs. Ovieto, of Dia-
mond Wedding fame, is dangerously i'll
with smallpox, of which several cases
had occurred in Havana. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
River News.

The rain which slackenea at noon set in again
about six o'clock and continued for several hours
quite heavily, and after dark the wind arose, Civ
irg promise Of boisierous night, and delay Of
steamers.
There was bu, little done on The levee all day
yesterday, on account o. the incIemsncy Of the
49, weather.
The arrivals since noon were the Gem, Cincin-
natl to Nashville; Nightingale and Anglo Saxon,
Nashville to Cincinnati; AID tho Morning Star,
Louisville TO Henderson aud return.
The Armada took out rather moderate trip.
The Nightingale aud Anglo Saxon passed up
light
- The M rning Star had very fine trip.
= Among her passengers we were pleased to meet
Capt. Joe Bunce, The popular and accomplished
Superintendent Of the Louisville aud Henderson
Line, who promises to sojourn day two in
this city.
The tar towed Cox a Humphreys wharfboat
fthp to opposite tho block above Main street.
Cfaogsment rendered cessary by tho sinking Of
tho. LaIonla.
el The James Gray len for Green river last night
with splendid trip Of freight and full Of people.
The harmora win positively leave for Nashville
direct, at 8 o'clock this evening. Capt. stresper
VIII give courteous attention to passengers.
The Fanny Gilbert wifi positively load to-day
aud leave at o'clock for Nashville.
Tho Fannie Gilbortis a neat new steamer. and
Capt. II Scott and Henry Miller viii show the
most kindly attention to passengers.
Tho Little Eagle, Capt Yves. whitlow, with
Frank Blacksmith in the Office, viii be the unri-
vailed packet for Henderson and Loulsvillo to.
day. She has superior accommodations and great
saoed.
The Tacony, very finely oficered, viii be the
regular mail boat for Cairo and way ports to day.
The great Ruth was advertised positively 10
leave Louisville last night, and may most conh
IDENTIFY DO expected to-day. for New Orleans. She
n tbagreatest boat on the Western waters.
The st Patrick, one of the elegant boats form.
ing tho Southwestern connection Of the cele-
brated Bellefoutaipe Cotton Express, ia due hero
f,om Memphis to-day. Capt George o'Hart j.
hsr elegant and popular commander.
Men engaged yesterday In getting the fur
niturs and cargo Off the Ladonia, sunk ut the
ysharf We are glad to learn that the GOO bills Ct
sat which belonged to emit rprising friend
YIN. NJ. Altman were fully insured. The boat
we presume will DO broken up.
The LeoRora CarseI, an slsgant new boat of the
finest style, will probably be here tomorrow.
The great Missouri IL also due to morrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
view York Markets.
NEW YORK, April s.

4 NEW YoRK, April s.
CoTT0N-Dull and lower 1894 for Middiing
FLOUR-Kather more steady, and closed 5MI0c
better; O0@s rs for Extra State; 8 COOS T5 for
Round Hoop Ohio, and s0g9 70 for Trade
brands.
wHIsKY=Flrmari.2 15a2I7 for Western.
WHEAT-Opened quiet, aud clio ed fully &c bet
ter; 5O9l GO for fair Milwaukee to coed Amber
Iowa
RYE-Dull; 1901 IS
CcRN-Quiet; 4O9l AZ for new Yellow; l so
64Ts-p Siii, at 8ssss f5f tl5lel !dbso eh
s.fGa Bull, Val .ll on H0a
. COFFEE--Dnli r5 EgfWE
z MULASSEs-DuT.
y PETROLEUM -olie-; $685. for Crude, 50
for Refined In bond, aud ~ do free.
2 -PORk-Firmer, With iaiE Dc naud 27 50d2S 60
Tor new Mess, closing at q 70 regula, way; "A 90
925 % for '63 and "a do cash ana regular way
closing at "a so cash "a 00I24 80 for p ime. and
20 eO@27 90 for prime Mes % LtAa
BEEF-Steady ~ 50@l7 90 for plain Mess, and
10 O0@2l 90 fer extra Mess.
BEEF HAMS-L wer and more active, at Is 90
CUT MEATs--Moderaie request; 141z@I51z
for Shoulders, aud 15G16 for Hams. =
BAOON-Dnll and nominal.
LARD-Firmer at 15sz9ls1lc.
BUTTER-In demand aE l292lc for Ohio and
lS@33c for State HTe
OHEEsE-Fair request at l4@23o.
M0NEY-More active at 6CG7 per cent
sTERLING-Du,l at O9@l C9H for first class
brokers bills. s--r-g - - - wH
eoLD-Active and higher: opening ct 1857,
rose TO 1898 and tlosea at 1897 L =
G0V'F Sr0CKS-More active and frmer; U.
s. IS of 1881, registered, 1 Os; 5-20s, coupons,
os12 ;l04Os, coupons, 90 Is 81, coupons, CIl4
One Year Certificates, 99-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
okAy1Ll BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. AID
MUc0U6ok MILKY DlsoHARGKa
4sua3A AFTER URfHATIHo.
IRRITATION OF THE EEoK OF THE BLSD-
DER IEFLAMATIoN OF THE KIDNEYS,
oATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
sTRAhoVLARY AND BUHEIEC, or PAINFUL
URINATIN0. .t-.tk y,
Fer these diseases II IL truly . S0yersigB remedy
and TOO much cannot be aid ia Its praise A Kin-
gle doae has been known 70 relieve he nsnst urgent
Are you troubled With that dIstss.sfng pafr IL
thssnsil Of ths back sud through the hlpsf A
tesspocnfui 2 day q the Consultation water wiz
relieSs you Iiks magic.
"a G,baI ei PHYSICIANS at
Have long sines given up the uss Of buchn, eubsbs
and Juniper IN the treatment o. these diseases,
and only as them for the want Of bettar remedy.
CONSTITUTIONS wATER
Has proved itsslf eqnal % the tssk thai has de-
~ EruRrrTcs
Irritats and dreneh the kidnsyh, ami by constant
uss produce chronic dsssnsraiion ri'fn fonhrmsd
IN pYsMEHoRRHdA. on PAINFUL NIX
sTRUATI0HsAND MEa0ERHGfA
ao Or PROFpSE FLoNfNG. . co.'s s
s ISss shssasss s sSs lt on esbr ~
and acoompenied By severe pain, Aed fhs other
zoo Profass tis3, Esieh Vhi sfpss4iy cgfsd
Ths dIsa.ss -kso-n - F5.LbIHa Or THE
the Iiennents Of that organ, and TX osb b =
ssnse 81 heayineas aud dragging ba6.8 20 fbs
back and Sides and a times AcsemIasl-.i gfs 49,
-ianeinatfng 81 shooting pains through o. eats
aasotsd, wili Ia AL cssss Be fssnsstd u li.s ae-
fcine. u -. = ~ ada - ~r4 7ar ..sst.e.
There j. another class. 81 aymptOn1s arising
from IKRITATTcH or NE HOMf, which
physiciaus call HsryeusI essS (which word covers
up much ignorance, and ~. nins casss ont Of
ten ths doctors DO not really know whether The
symptoms srsthe disease, Or tht disease The aymp-
toms. We car only enumernts them hers. T.
speak more particularly Of cold feet, pslpftstion
% the heart inpaiFsd memory, kff1iinsss,
flashes Of heat, fanguor iesSituds, and dimness Of
FaAtony3 f1GGlffL4 IMGAyl0g ftfHa3Ae
SUPPRESSED MEEsTRBATIOS.
Which IN the unmarried femsls Il constant rs-
earring disease, and through neglect the seeds o.
fnoFe grave and dangerous fnal9dss age the result
knd ~ month after month geges Without an 81 I
Fort being rna1e 70 assist Nafnrs, tie suppres.
sicn becomes chTonfc, ths patient gradually ioses
Der appetite, the boHels are cOnstlpafeds night
sWsats come on, snd Consumption hnally ends her
nas- For sale By all Drugxists.l Prics 81. -xH =
r WIN. II. GRBGG q CO., Proprlstorm.
Z MORGAH 4 ALLEs, General Agents, No. Se
n For - ale 10 chiaasa b. FULBNR. YIEcH
FULLER. a. are..r AZ laD7-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
~. WILLIAM REAV1S,
Attorney at Law and U. 8. Claim
Aa @A + Agent

Ia authorized BY the Government 70 procure PEN
Iiaiia, Bounty Moray, Back Pay, Bounty Land
claina for HoRsEs aud other PROPERTY DESTROYED
while in e.. service Of the Government, and al
claims, of whatever kind or nature against the
UuItod States.
bounty for Discharged S0ldiersi
by an amendment to tho Bounty Law, passed at
tho last session Of Congress, "An soldiers or
other persons who have been or shaH hereafter be
discharged within years from tho date oFtheir
enlistment, by ofwounds received In battle,
shall receive the semo Bounts a. though they
served two years."
ofioe G5]< Main Street, over Keller's Gun Store,
opposite the Cours Aouse Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
ma Good references given II req uired. nh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
HOMG INTERESTS.

fg 10 PHrmcIASs--If you wish TO purchase pure
Drss, hedicines, and Chemicals at small I'D /
vance On Eaqteru prices, go and examine Ks&Asg
s WHITES stock, where you viii md evcaR N M
ole that is needed by the profession, and pi1ss
which cannot fAil to give satisfaction. Their
storeis at NO "a Main street mayfd&wf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
CORONER,s INQUEST

KNOW ALI MEN that /. Joseph Bfschm man,
n Coroner sof- Ysnderburgh county, II diana,
have this lday held au inquest on person whose
name Is unknown to this Jury. After hearing the
evidenc the Jury find that the dec ased came -
his death by drowning. His heighth was i've feet
ak inches, one boot on right foot aged about As
years pink shirt, blue pants, and bad On black
cloth coase heavy light whiskers, very full and
round fsse, and heavy set
He had no vAluables on his person.
Witness my hand, this 18th day of March, 1865.
JOHN BISCHMAN,
tmar2O-e0t Coroner v. C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
Arrival of Pri.onsrs.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Three hun
dred and forty rebel ofiicers, prisoners of
war were brought to this city to-day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06

ST.. Louis, April 5s--Gen. Pope and
staff returned to-day from Little Rock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-06
NOTICE.

.DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To
Il all whom IL mEy crnc-rn that Philemon
ClOninger and John Cloninger gave note to Isaac
Andrews for the sum of one hundred and ten
dollars, dated March Is, 1855, WHICH note was
person against buying said note, We do not
intend TO pay IL. The note is payabls fourtes
p PHILEMON CLoNIEGER.
mez-3ww JOHN CLoEIHGER.