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, 1865-09-15

WHENEVER you hear man braging about his
ansesters, list bet him 0 dollars for me that his
ansesters don't car darn for him
l am more afraid of phool, than | am ov
neutrality-suspicious. q Rinosterhoss il always
kept in cage.
"Good for worms-rich ground"
Thare is great deal of natural modesty In
wimmin-and great deal of unnataaral nodes
ty two.
It requires great dele of natiff talent tew
tell the truth
Eddycashun won't make vartues emmy faster
than manure will make paving stones.
Viii il the Southern Confederacy like the er-
treme tale ov bobtailed kitten? Because
it is played ont.
IN. B.-Ths knundrurh took the fust prize,
lately at a sheep sheering match
The man who is absolutely necessary, and Ab-
solutely amiable IL an angell,-he may not be
one of the abuv, but. he is the kind that they
don't hav menny off down here below.
JOSH BILLINGS.
, 1865-09-15

And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines
And Liquors,
II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
IN stock of Lager Beer and Ale oftheir own man
ufacture which they warrant to be equal in quality
to any manufactured on the coast. They also keep
constantly on hand stock Of Wines and Liquors
of the best brands, which they invite everybody 10
call and partako Of at ls{ cents drink.
Dec. 3 1854 5lqly
, 1865-09-15
CHANGE OF TIME.

FalI Arran g m e II
, 1865-09-15
NUMBER 40,

A SHORT Love SToRY.-Here is a STORY told by
one Morgan, sea captain, concerning the choice
of husband at sea- which may afford profit
able hint to young ladies en- vOyage.
Single ladies often cross the water under tho
especial care of the captain Of the ship and If
love affair occurs among the passengers, the cap
tain is usually the confdant Of one or both par
ties. very fascinating young lady had been
placed under Morgan's care, and three young
gentlemen fell desperately in love with her.
They were all equally agreeable, and the young
lady puzzled which to encourage. She asked
the captain advice.
"Come on deck, he said, '"he first day it Ia
perfectly calm the gentlemen of course, will
all be near you I will have boat lowered and
do you jump overheard, and see which of the
gentlemen will jump after you. | will take care
of you.
A calm day soon came, the captains sugges'
tions were followed, and two ofthe lovers jump
ed after the lady at the instant. But between
these two the lady could not decide, so exactly
had been their devotion. She had again consul-
ted the captain
"Take the man that didn't jump-he's tho
more sensible fellow, and will make the best
husband"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
Mnlnal Insurance Comnanirs.

There is great desire on the part Of
the people for cheap insurance. Grow
ing out of this desire, to g considerable
extent, are the numerous Mutual Insur-
anoe Companies, which just now, more
than at any former period, are inereas-
ing ell over the land. We do not pre-
tend to assert that all Mutual Insurance
Companies are unsafe. Now and then
we 6nd one, like the Vanderburgh Mu-
tual, whose affairs are managed with
skill and prudence; whose business is
confined to the immediate vicinity OF
its stockholders, and whose risks are
assumed with great caution, which
proves a success and enables those in
terested in il TO insure their property
cheap. But even in such instances,
good luck has much to do with the
prosperity of the Company. But when
ever these Companies "branch ont, ;"
as the saying is, and undertake
$500 Cornaniss With large paid-in CAPT
s..'ss S GnG take the business from them
by taking heavy risks at largely de-
creased premiums, it may be pretty GER
tainly concluded that their race will be
brief, their ruin certain, and the loss TO
their dupes heavy. These thoughts are
naturally suggested on reading the fol-
lowing paragraph from Superintendent
Barness report 10 the Legislature of
New York, on insurance. The report is
dated March, 1865. In speaking Of Mu-
tual Insurance Companies, Mr.. Barnes
says: aa 81 laezs -
The list Of New York mutuals is
still declining, only a single one, the
Wyoming County Mutual, remains of
the fifty incorporated within the space
of about four years, under the act of
April 10th, 1919 (chap. 308), and be-
fore its repeal By the act Of Jane 25tb,
1883 (chap. 1861 - 81
5 individual deception and dishonesty
often spread poverty and wretchadness
over many homes; but corporate swim
ding and chicanery is more widespread
in its desolation aud heartless in It's in
dictions. With the history of most Of
these defunct Institutions, many pangs
Of guilt and distress are interviewer,
and households living beyond the con-
fines of our own State lines, have been
made impoverished and desolate by their
unpaid losses and Unjust dssessmsata.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

BOGUS EEws.-Our neighbors of the
Democrat, in their moEaiH9 and evening
editions of yesterday, gave long ac-
count headed 1.-THE JeffersonVille Ex-
citement-Two Negroes Killed-A Boy
Wounded" The excitement was de-
scribed as intense, aud the information
purportsd to have been given BY several
residents Of JefsrsonvilIe. ~ : st5-i
Well, our news editor went over fhe
river yesterday evening TO learn al
about the bloodshed and the excitement.
He made thorough inquiries through the
city, and could hear Of no excitement,
no killing, no wounding. He could fn6
nobody that bad heard or seen ANYTHING
of the kind. The utmost quiet prevailed,
and the negroes were all quiet and or
deEly. The good people we're surprised
at getting from Louisville the startling
news about the affairs Of their little town.
The Democrat must be befogged, or at
any rate its news editor is Q little Hazy.
Lou. Journal
The Democrat, Hendersou Nesrs, and
other anti.Amendment papers are evi-
IDENTITY manufacturing those bogus items
Of sensational character for the pur-.
pose of frightening the negroes of Ken
lucky, who are seeking freedom By dee
ing to the North p Is -
It is the same style of tactics pursued
by the rebels in 1860 and 1861 to FIRE
the southern heart. Il win result in a
like disaster to the semi-rebel sensation
lists. $3.50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

CHARGES AGAEsT THE OFFICIALS OF
NEW YoRK CrTY-Charges have been
nied with Governor Fsnton against
nearly all OF the officials of New York
City, including the Mayor, Comptroller,
Corporation, Council, City Inspector,
and Recorder, praying him to remove
these persons from office for corruption.
gross neglect Of duties, &c. There ia
no doubt but that New York is the most
corrupt city in America, and it is in a
great measure owing to the example set
BY the authorities, many Of whom make
no pretensions TO honesty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

s nA-J. e Carlin .is now receiving his
goods far fall aud winter. His piece
goods safpass anything Of the kind ever
brought to this market, and merchant
tailors throughout the country viii End
il TO their interest 10 agiEe him call
He isalso receiving fdrrffshing goods of
every description. His selections were
made with great care and taste, and be
is satisfied that he can please alI.if they
viii give him aeall no-i .aapsr9e
He has superior lot Of boys clothing
made ia the latest and most approved
styles, that he offers for sale cheap for
cash. % '8sa Sd l5a 70 ssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
REAL ESTATE SALE.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE. 4
Rare Chance
FOR AN INVESTMENT!
Ths q kno,rn Pron.r.n -.

The cell knoscn Property belong-
tHg TO the heirs Of James Mar~eH
Is Floap offered for sals.
The Land Is nearly all andsr
fence, situated a short distance
from keaHseills, and ssusx soon 81.
coma desirabEs az Oily PropeSty fs
Ths tract Is dirided inso Lois of
rGrfoas sizes, having -tins front
upon tie Old Piaak, or STATE Road
from EvGusriISs 70 Prinestcs, lad
ing out Aats street -ssas 81 -ass
& "a May Of fhe Lots Aave Rliifmg
SITES 2f UHrirallsd Beauty, high
and healthily located, a-
p s an abundance Of Fine Tymbsr
and Good Wafer. @ 81 1aeal
g,he sod Is Ereeedincly Fsrti1.gs
.GBa admirably adopted for tk4
prediction Of all descriptions of
ETaits and Vegetables.
3 TAis is an opportunity for an
& iRuestHasIst ssldos presented % tie
citiseHs II Eranssilse. ilis. q
It ofFers squalledA Attraction
20 ell wishing homes in tho
Country and TO Market Gardeners
As sure and safe iRrestmeat II
eGRaot be erce3ls1f ai1sad te8
AploE Of The Ls1nd Is open TO ths
Inspection Of az desirings % par.
chase.
sG- For .fisrthsr particuJdrs em-
qisire ST ]. Il. MAXWELL,
oFFICK BoDIAm COAL MINES. WATER 81
- asr (Bstwssn Riain sna Eocuss), =
aug2s-im s Evansville, Ina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
B@A writer in the Atlanta InteIl

B@~A writer in the Atlanta LateIzi-
gsncer, in speaking of the battle Of
spottsylvania Court House, compliments
our soldiers for the gaflAntry they dis
played in their efforts to storm Ghsrebel
earthworka he says, further, that "ten
or twelve desperate assaults were made
upon different parts of Gen, Lees line,
all o which were resisted suocsss-
fully. Now we have a pretty dis
tines recollection that early one morn
ing Gen. Hancock stormed one part of
Lees line very successfully, captu ring
several Generals, large number Of
men, munitions of war-ineluding can
non and small arrns-extensive in quail
ty and variety. Probably the Atlanta
rebel didn't fight on that part of Gen.
Lee line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

sG- A Mr. Stowe eloped from Burl-
ington, Vermont, last week, with the
wives of three prominent citizens All
the women were mistresses efthe scamp.
The guilty parties crossed the Canada
border, closely pursued by one of the
wronged husbands. What turkl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

R@- The celebrated race.mare "Al-
bine died last week at the ST. Louis
Laclede Association Training Grounds
She was, at the time, under training for
the coming ST. Louis and Cincinnati
fall meetings, and was expected to en-
ter the lists against ASteroid" for the
Burnett House Plate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

SAD AccIDENr.-Master Ed. McNeely,
yesterday, while trying to climb into the
door IN the second story Of the JOURNAL
hnilding, fell and struck upon sugar
mill, cutting an ugly cash just over the
eye, causing his head to bleed profusely;
We believe no bones were broken. This
an0aida be lesson TO boys not to at
tempt to reach any place BY danger
Gus soats, while safe route is attain
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

s1The following pretty incident is
said to have occurred in the New York
Central Park: ssss-
Yesterday, near the music stand, a
dandy vas lounging A portion Of the
overture to 'Semirssnide' struck him as
familiar, and, with sxecrable taste, and
as execrable voice, be commenced
hunming 1t Damn you" said an at
tentiye listener near him. saDid Won re-
fer to mer the dandy Inquired. ooh,
no, SIR, said the other, 81 but cursed the
band whose loud playing prevented nv
hearing your singing" Amid @ roar Of
laughter the dandy vamoossd. als - e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Losr--on Friday evening last, some
where between Oak Street and Lamasco,
on Third or Fourth Street, Dark Cal
leo Dress, with q small amount Of money
in the pocket. The loser is poor VIC.
man, who will regard It as great favor
il the finder viii leave the dress at the
postoniee, or leave word there where il
iss so che can send for it a7ss
g Aug. 81 d3t 800 pa 's-..s.i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

FOURTH or july CELEBRATIoN.-Mr
R. 4. Roberts, in another place, submits
his report of the receipts and expendi-
lures in connection with the Fourth Of
July celebration. An examination of
the figures will interest many of our
readers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
EVANSVILLE
&c
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
SUMMER, 1866, ARRANGEMENT

~ TEAMS Leave Evansville Daily, tsandass
- excepted). as follows;
EN- A. M. ACc0MMODATIoE-
DOL Stops at all Stations. Arrives 81
vfncennes 10 30 a. n. TsFre Hause
az 3:45 P. a..
AHA. NJ. MAIL ExPREss-
SEV Arrives at Fincennss 12.IT p. FL. (;
20. a M. trains leave for East, ] rs p.
M; for West, 8 80 p. M Arrives
st TeKro Haute, 3.S6 p. "a ,rconusct-
Ing with Express Trains as follows;
TERRE HAUTE q RICHMOND r, Z.
Lesvea Tsrre Hauts at 40 r. NJ. /;
Arrives &c indianapolis rs r. NJ,
making close connection with trains
for Cincinnati, CoInmhns, and MI
Eastern Cities, and for Chi ago, Toie
do and Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON q TERRE HAuTE R-R.
Leaves Terre Hauts sf 3.55 r. M /;
Arrives az Nation 9 :45 p. IL; Chi
eago, TOO A. NJ, and making. direct
concessions for all points ~ the
Northwest.
iHMnP. N. vINcENNEs ACCOM-
VV M ODATfON-
Arrives ~ Vtncsnres Gas p. n.
0. 4. N. Trains leave for East, 10 rs
" NJ Arrive az Louisville 9. 30 A.
n Cincinnati, 90 A. NJ. Leave
for West, 8 80 A. NJ; Arrive at TT.
Louis go p. n. Cairo, s 90 2. A
E RETBREIEG.
n CCOMMODATTOE TRAIN
- Leaves Terrs Hamte at 6 so A. Il.
vi1cennes, 2:2O p. NJ. Arrives At
2 ~ "A Evansville IL r. d.
ZYAIL-
w. Leaves Terrs Hauts al 3 so r. d :,
en- arrival OF Express Trains froI
- Cincinnati and the Fest; Leaves Vim
osnres ~ Tab p. n. Arrives at
Evansville al T.. n.
EYINCENREs ACCOMMODATION
( w Leaves o. Il NJ. Junction &C 40 A.
NJ, on arrival Of Night Express from
- S. Cfnoinaati and LouiGFile. Arrives
ut Evansville o 40 q. NJ.
@D- baggage checked through to all principal
points North and East.
JOHN IEsLE, Jr., supt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

RELIEF FOB SOLDIERS FAMLIEs.-The
County Commissioners met on Monday
10 consider matters connected with the
raliefof soldiers families. There being
an apparent discrepancy, the Commits.
sioners requested Auditor Biseh TO cor
respond with the Auditor of the State
on the subject, to correct the discrepen-
cy. This win probably delay the djstri-
button for about two weeks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
department.

CORRECTION. - In tho report of the
proceedings Of the Teachers Institute
in yesterdays Journal, the compositor
inadvertently substituted the word "ac-
eidencs" for accidents"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

p@There are now four Dolly papers
in fell blast in Nashville, and three more
are announced as forthcoming, We an
ticipate a short life and hard one for
some of them Nothing is easier over
done.than the newspaper business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

eF Persons who have become debili
tated from loas, of appetite should moi
despair, as the great Indian femedy
Red Jackst Bttters, win invigoraie The
system, tone the stomach, and make Q
life of misery one of health and strength,
5 aug23 d&wIt s.aa-eosi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

PERSONAL "A few days since, saya the
Guernsey Times, we had call from a
returned soldier, son of Mrs. Nc Mullen,
a widow lads of Liberty Township, this
county, aud incidentally learned from
him in conversation that there were Eve
brothers of them, and that they were all
volunteers in the Union army. Soon
after the breaking out of the war, and
at tune when their country most need
ed their services, as loyal men and patri-l
ots they shouldered their musksts and
with the blessings Of thst widowed moth
err CALAMITY went forth to battle for their
home and their country. Only two Of
this noble band Of brothers were per-
mittsd to return home to make glad the
heart of the mother whose daily prayers
hsd ascendsd for their protection and
safe return. Alexander, a member Of
the Ist Ohio Cavalry, vas killed in
battle; Joseph and Robert died IN hos
pital of sicknessi the other two return
ed home after much arduo1s service.
= r .sffri
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

BE- Our proof reader, yesterday morn
ing gave the Republic of Peru, South
America, capitol not set down on any
OF our maps. We need hardly say to
our readers that what appeared in the
paper as "Luira" was intended for Lima.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

SGr A marriage notice was left on
our desk yesterday, with half page of
puerile remarks appended, and signed
/" Anonymous" AS no fee accompanied
the notice, and no responsible name,
We, Of course, decline pnbliahing i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

We are authorized 70 announeo that LEWIS @.
sTINsoH will he a candidate, at the next ooto-
Der election, for the Office Of Prosecuting Attor.
ney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, composed
OF the counties OF Crawford, Perry, Spencer, War
rick, Posey and vanderbEsgh.
We are authorised to announce that CHARLES
r. MARSH will Be eandida,e. at the next octO-
Der election, for the ofaoo of Presenting Attor-
ney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, composed
Of the counties OF Crawford, Ferry, Spencer,
Warrick, Vanderbursh and Posey. tyaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
ANNoUNCEMENT.
FOR common pea Juae.-

We arc authorized to announce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER will continue 90 serve a.
Judge fshe Common pleass Court IN the dIstriet
composed Of the counties Of Posey, rAnderbureh.
Wsrrich, and oitson, IL elected at thu ensuing
October elsctiOns s SE0f g 90
hR, RnIroas Please announce to your readers
that WA. LouDoE, Of Posey County, he q can
didAte for Judge Of the Common Pleas Court, In
the District composed Of the counties OF Posey,
Yanderburgh. Warrick and Gibson. aAa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

B@-Ex-Goyernor Hsrschel V. John
son, Of Georgia, passed through Cincin-
matt, on Friday, en- route for Washing
ton City. He ia Represented as looking
we'll.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
Teachers Institute.
TUESDAY, August q, 1866,

MORNING SESSION.
The morning deYotions were conduct
ed by Mr.. I. Peck, and the first educa.
tional exercise was in the early History
of our Continent. This was conducted
by Mr.. Hunter. sEt6
I Two Grammar Glasses succeeded, be-
ing taught, as yesterday, by Messrs.
knight and Hunter.
After recess, classes in Written Arith.
metfo were instructed, and Mr.. Hunter
in his class introduced quite new man
ner Of drilling pupils in addition.
A lessor. in photography sucoeedsd,
and the laat fifteen minutes Of the morn
ing were employed in criticisms, notes,
queries, &c. fhe.variety and spiciuess
Of this exercise sent every one home
feeling good Datursd. frrsv
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The first exercise was q most inter
esting and illustrated lecture on Physi-
ology, followed by reading exercise led
by Mr.. Hunter.
This was succeeded by q talk npon,
and short lesson in, Mental. Arithmetic
by Mr. knight, who also continued his
deographicai lecture, alter the indul-
gence of q musical recess.
Dr. Cutter gave another instructive
and familiar lecture on Physiology, and
as this subject is to be introduced in onr
schools as study, the Doctor gave the
teachers several practical hints on the
best method Of conveying instruction to
young pupils.
The following resolution was then
presented by Mr.. knight, and unani-
mously adopted:
ResolVed, That we, the members of
this Institute. present our most cordial
thanks to DIR. Cutter for the very inter-
esting and instructive manner in which
he has presented the subject of Physi-
ology.
A few minutes spent in notes and
queries, consumed the time until ad-
journnent rets ssEaa sassrss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
RA1LEoAD MEETING AT SPENCER -A
abroad meeting win be held q apenesf.

RAILEcAD mEETTEG AT SPENCER "a
railroad messing will be held ~ Spencer
Owen County, on Thursday; September
7th, to organize Q company 10 build
railroad from indianapolis to Yincennes
The announcement of this fact is ex-
tremely suggestive to the people of Ev-
ansvilIe, and it will be suicide If We neg
lect longer duty go apparent as that
Of at once going to work to build a
straight line road to Indianapolis from
this city. We have every advantage in
this matter. as the principal part Of the
grading on the road is already COM
pleted, if We are not mistaken.
A communication in this mornings
issue by Colonel James g. Jones, ia very
oppOrtune, and will, we hops, receive a
careful perusaL An early movement in
this matter will secure to Evansville the
heavy trade of the fertile valley Of
White river.
There ID another reason why the PEG
pie Of Evansville should move early in
this matter: The Jeffersonyille Railroad
Company, whose officers are wide awake,
enterprising and sagscious, are now ex-
tending their road TO New Albany, and
will by this means secure to themselves
a most desirable advantage By avoiding
| the tedious, troublesome and expensive
method of transfer around the falls OF
the Ohio. This will add greatly to the
Importance of Nav Albany as an en-
trepot for cotton and other Southern
staples, en- roate 10 the East 1t be-
comes the people Of Evansville at once
to wake up and 20 to work. ea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

So Persons in want Of "a A No. ! job
Of Painting, GrainInss, Glazing, &c, can
have il done Immediately By applying
to c. W. Osborne. Oak and Rosewood
limitations done to psrfsction. Particu
lar attention given to Paper Hanging in
all its branches. - ..
Shop under Thornhill's Ssddlsry.
aRg23. lw ~ tans.lE s.ada y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

p WOODEN GOODS.
Your sspeeisF stsek tlsf f. ealied 70 1910 dezen
VooIsa Gosds, Do labest ~ - q foncE. hEl-
bfas scarh, Comforts, Skating Cars h1bis
sasxls. OEsr sairss. Undsr shirts, DsrNsrs, a.
81 Sd CARPET BAGS. @ ssiaI
A oorpiets agSrtssnf u IA rod, Gsthis s.s
PlslD COED sssortnsntef Trgaks. Gall ana So
aug2f e g aAlAllsa asl4"9f ssiaIL y VI
Sci 81 ,smo1 Eaia4sisd Sass isasi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

RAMA heavy rain fell here during
Monday night, and yesterday the at
mosphers was quite cool and pleasant
We are apprehensive of early frosts this
fall.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

HG~ Che young man Ketchums whose
swindling transactions have so excited
the financial world, during the session
Of the National Democratic Convention
in Chicago, last August, was present as
a leading friend of MeJlellRn. He kept
open house at one Of the leading hotels,
and scattered his money like prince,
and made big splurge generally
Lou. Journal
Ii is not much wonder, then, that be
turned defanlter and Eorger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

BSS1T he New Albany Ledger says q
anfsrer by a recent FIRE in that city has
determined to bring sais agAqa The The ffi ttss
department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

HANCOCK HOUSE,, HENDERSON, KY
We direct attention to the advertisement
Of this elegant Hotel. which. has passed
into tho hands Of Messrs Riyes q John
son, experieneed'hotel keepers, Who have
.asEE 80. asE.,at yFaT. 80 ~
le'to ssA:sp a X equal 10, the best no.
tells in the State, whether in orsoutside
the city Of Louisville. lGive ther q
call. 7a9i1-1f sap. q ii',s'4 42g h5D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

HARPER's MAGAZINE. --Dobell has re-
ceived this unrfvalled Magazine for
September, superior number.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
@-T The columbu,, 1naiaDs, Union


But did It never occur to the gentle
man that there are thousands Of men
who fought in Indiana regiments that
today have no place on Indiana soil
that they car call thsir home, and who
are anxiously awaiting some action OF
the people whom they served, that viii
relieve their destitution.
We confess It never occurred to Us,
nor does it seem to have occurred TO the
managers of the Soldiers Home. They
have interpretations of being called on
to take care of thousands" and are
not making iheiE arrangements to that
end. The Union editor is evidently
determined to make q tsbig thing out Of
the Home.