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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

NEw YoRK, June 29.-Itis understood
that the condition Of the telegraph lines
AZ .hs S~--'L I'd the 1sAs.al.ra af alicia
press reports, TO and from the South,
will not be practicable before about the
middle Of July, soon after which the
Associated Press will be able 20 Resume
its old relations with Southern edi orr.
The Tribune s special says; w.
The President, by special appoint
ment, met the South Carolina delegation
this morning, but-~ss too unwell to con
fer with them in regard TO the affairs Of
their State. He designated 10 o'clock
tomorrow for their next interview.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
s@A Mobile letter writer says: o

EG- A Mobile letter writer says: On
my Journey down the Alabama, ! met
and conversed with the celebrated Capt.
Semmes, Of the Alabsma. He looked
mad aud ragged. The eaptain-of the
steamboat, finding that thee pirate bad
no means with which 20 purchase neal
tickets, made him q present Of some
lie was accompanied by his son, who i
a young fellow Of about twenty years o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
NOTICE no SHIPPERS.

xxTE ARE HAVING CONSIDERABLY IIF.
w FICuLTY In oollsetiag purchase bills which
follow goods argos In Bills Lading owing to
the Merchants here claiming that the EVSns-
Nille Merchants in taking their orders promised
them time On their hillss aud on shipping the
goods placa same In Bi Ia Ladtng Is charges,
AereA fter all goods which the parties hese claim
s. haying haea cough on time. and the purchase
bills are entered charges, will Be shipped back
az the expense Of Evansville Merchants. we
don't propose 10 collect THAR time bills aay
lonxer. FOwLER, HILLS A CO.,
whArfboat FroPristors.
radusah. sspe %. 1855. JugT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
uonimIasioner,s aals.

DY VIRTUE or AZ ORDER % rHE VAN.
ID degbnrgh Circuit Court, hst - ~ A ~ !
term. isas, T. the uudrruiEussi Commission =, o.
fsr for sne. ~ private SAFE, tbs fol oW ~ de-
ecfibsd real estate to-slt:
Lots dvs and elk d aud 3D., Ia block nius 90
In to- Fourlh knlArgsment % the - " hsans-
Vile. Indiana
The above property smbraCes i've ieeiraAle
city lots with "a fss.sfory frams house. vhich
VIII /. cold az ea=h time Deferred peys
ments 90 - secured - uots- uth approved surety
% tear iatrr~st ffoa aatr apd SsiTins Ielst lass
asa f0LEHART.
asveY Commissioner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
WALL PAPER, sc.

FUsT REORrvED CA LARGE AND WELL
j selected ssortnlent Of Wall aud window
sapers, plalu and aEared, which the public
,uvlted 10 call and examine before purchasing
lsswhe~o.
Alnc a new supply Of Tennyson'- new poem
eANf WEAIvt9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
HOME INTERESTS.

/ 10 PRssIcIASs.--if yen wish 10 purchase pure
Drugs, Ataslcines, and Chemicals at stnali AL.
vance on ESStsrn prices, 10 aud examine kss,Asa
sesw4ffrK'a @toeE. whore you will nnd eve@s svti-
sic that IA needed by the profession, and o. pFSes
which cannot Gail TO give satisfaction. Their
store IL At Ne vi Main street. mayfd&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
An Error Corrected.

CIxcHNATI. June 39.--An error was
made in giving the circulation Of the
newspapers Of this city. By reporting the
Commercial at $4,000 The correct
daily circulation of ths Commercial is
81, 200, aud that Of the Gazette 70, 200.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
DTssOLUTT0N.

NOTICE Is hsrsbg r4ssN sAAf TIA peg narshfp
~ ksratafsrs exiafiaE se<szss1 o - Bsii and
Q ". osbefa, asdss us zszs s1d sfsis e Bell
a 0sb9rn. Il thta cay dissolssd b. zAtnAl -
SEATS Clains 81 tha 6rm mAysbs paid 20 affh4r
msmhaF Of the Nrn. Tia kvzlneas p1Ai b car
xie9 en- " e. ~ cnturr. - rs cd ss3nd --eonfh
ssoazA esusGs baswnsn Losnst ssa Meln,
G-W. BILL 49,
ts2z-ss 9. - ezzoAE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30


a. ss@
ps- ron MoRE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MAyHRw's VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the essl of trial. and is eon,taaty Increasing In
puhiie favor.
rHR VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and
ehespsst made Its prioe Is only TSc, aud each
bottle contains double the quantity OF Dye IN
ahoae naal Ally Aald tor. ST.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peou-
Mar process. Which renders il Infinitely superior
- any dye Ia TIE market Being complete IN one
Aotus, DO pref arauoh Is zee uirsd, which greatly
implihes the applicatio,
IN USING THIS DIk you avoid that rusty.
dead appearance by which aSsd hair and whiskers
sre - readily reeegur ed 'shNa AZ ihirgsor Arii-
esa has been Used, as IL uroducsNA rtrEetfv uafE.
raj celor q any shade that Is des,se8 from ! tich
brown TO q jetty, lustrous black, Mat viii moi
ssnat, erock or stain the clothing. lnsrst 80
ats snu will he convtnessl sold by Al f.r-r
sfsFM aud rancy Gocds'Deaiers.
A. I. Mathews, NRnuaAet,trrr
pEMAs BARNES . CO.. New York. Whole
sAie Agents tay2N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

kAeIma bnisarn Extract OF SarRmpaF lila
esanaoa ana renavates the blood instila lhe vigOr
81 health lotto the aystem. aud purgea out the
Aumoru that make isssaae .-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

@- The Louisville Journal Of
Wednesday says q "a Il
We learned yesterday that all The
troops that are at present encamped IN
The vicinity Of Louisville who live west
OF the Mississippi river vill leave this
week. It /, rumored that they will go
to Missouri. o. -sf<E .~srksE5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

The Verdict in tsae Conspiracy Cases.
NEw YoRK, June 29,-The Posts
special says:
A Military Commission met AZ Ill
o'clock, this morning, IN secret session,
and the members agreed upon the YER
diet in the Conspiracy cases. The ma
ture of the verdict is not known. 1t
will be announced as soon az the Presi-
dent acts upon il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

DETROIT, June 90 The propellsrs
Illinois and Dean Richmond collided
last night al Point Pellee. The Illinois
suuk 10 fifteen {, ct water
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
SALOON.

a change--5t. Nicholas Saloon.
CAN eBAMHAR Has AGATS TAXES
. ehsrsp q the 81. Hiehoiss Saloon asd viii pss
Il II Art rats orisr With AL pcssibis 1ispatck-
xha aness Li9u0ra via &c kev< q tss bar and
Gns Aiiliard tables win CecuPy The second eoor.
ala old friends aud eustenxrs are iayits1 % call
sed - him mysa.dsm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
SPECIAL notice.
a Raaonn nf HAalth. .

The good Thugs Of this world have each their
appointed missien. -
IL La The miaaicn Of HQsTETIERs STOMACH
BIrTKKS y prevent and relieve gFvav~v~rrFrs
Of ailments. - ams
For twelve years It's success a. protseiiye. and
remedy has been without check or drawback. Il
IL strong negative evidence Oftl-s fact. that The
efficacy q the artiele rs sp cino for dyspgpsiaf
biliousness, eonstip 'tien, general debility, and
inform ttsbt fsvvrs. has never been questiousd.
A. proof positive Of rs infalIib.liiy inrsuch
cases. tbs statements Of public men whose names
are fAmlliArss househbld words have nom time
TO tine bsah gsssn TO thsaworid.
IL Its reputation r. not founded in facts, then
truth 10 a shadow. and the utterAnees Of cooaot
sn,ious citizens are 81 no more value than
+" dieers' oatha.p.. 1fssfs ,sal 49, s..
And what sirs reputatioa' let the progress
Of Il, sales answer TIE iaquiry. Where twehty
dossa bottles Of Hoststier's Bnters ,ssra sold In
1855, ave nundrsd dozsn ere disposed Of now.
c,uld public epiaion be more sigaihsanuy sS-
presssd than by its uEsSarAlleled iacrsassof con
sumption. sA sfa
Tue pr paration has bean Initiated. Whore are
the .imitators. Echo answers, =. whsre?" To
ths "lim d" Of things lost oneatih they are all
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

DIABETES. 4
GRAVEL, BRICK DCsT DEPOSIT. Asp
MUCOUS Or MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER UEINATIEG.
FRRITAT7oH or THE NECK OFTHK 81 AD-
DER, TEFLAMATIOh or THE KIDNEfS
CATARRH or TIE BLADDER. -
sTRAHGULABY AND BUEHIHG. OF PAIN FUT
URIHATIAG.
Fer thsss ssasss "a isznsiy soveFsisn rst tsdy
and 100 much eannot - eai1 Ia lee praise. A siB-
gls dese hss besn knoSse rsiisvs ihs zaosta' Esut
Are sou troubled With that distressing % IN 10
the mall Of the back snd through the hips 2 a
tsAspoonfui . dsy Of the Combination wstsr viii
relieve you IKE magic,
PHYSICIANS
HaFe long stncs given W the ~ bnshH, ca bets
aud JuuipsE Ia he treatment q thsss dis ksas,
sod 0niJ use thsn fsI the .sat q better iody.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itssH sqzAl - the task shat he de-
VOWED upon t.
uss rrOapds shronis sdsg.Esrarkh eaa eOsEA med
\ prssEsoERaoA oG pAiSruL ,,xx.
sTgUATIOE, AND MEEOEgHGfA,
Oh PBOFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising fron shalty s.orstios q
the menstrual fuid-fo enc case bsinE TOO E3ttl-
and y ,tss; Pai9 sns tss o. ssT
b the C0nsfitutloa waser- SSH
Ths disease known &s FALLfN8 OF fHE
WOMB, watch 10 he resnit of the Hsianatt 10 %
sssss q hssviusss aud erA<gibg pains in fbs
back and Sides AID ~ times accom- pan led - harp
-iAueiBatinE or shooting pails thrgeEh the s4rts
Aetsd, viii, IN AL cases, be rszovsd b the ped
isins.
There Is another class q syuptoms sr1si1g
frum TBBITATION OF THE WOMB. Wate6
physieisus call GsrEousBess, Lfeh word elEysrs
40 mueh ixnoKs=-C, sEd " nine sassz cat e
tsn tbs doctors DO lot ruaiiy kuOW whether tie
symptoms ths disezse, Or the dissass tie s3fE.
toms We can culf suunsrate them here. I
sPekk more rsrtieuisriY ct cod feet psipiisstios
% the heart, iu ssiFsd us1orY. -ak-fuil ssss
6Ashss q heat tAngzor, iAssitude. and dinsss Of
vision
SUPPRESSED MESsTKCATIOE.
Whsch 10 tbs nsn4rris6 fszsis r. q constant ~
eurYiag disesss, snd fbr0ugh bsgssct TIE ssscs q
sore grave sEa dsngsroEs GAiaiiss are tks ra0zl.,
and A. n0ath after month paas@s without "a e.
ssrs being ma1s 70 assist NAturs, The suPrrss-
sion becomes chronic. the patisut grsduAlly loses
her gypetffs, t5s bows1s are coustfpGtsd, uiSki
s~sass cezzs CO snd CoEsaDptiso sHaily snes ksF
1axaer.
80 Ter SAFE ~ all Druggists. Prisa 81 90
VIZ r. GREGG CO.. Prsprsssoxs.
Mok9A1 = ALLkss G4ussai Agspf~' Ne -
q. - . csisasea = TuLLxE. yIrcH
FrEF II sAaeI-srs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
clncInpAtl Harkess.

CIEcISSATT. June -
FL0UR-5uIl: sup rfns 3 oOa5 IS; Lxtra
75eEG - Trass Baud g s8Ss7 10
EHEAT-DGii Red 20.
CORS-sts4dy Ear C51g51-
OAf.-Duii; not sac - le = over 6 e.
PE9f IsIOSS-oaist; 10 ssies; lac y a. rsfased
or baIk sfdes
kD-Advancsd - Isc
DUt-&hI s-uuchsug 4 and quiet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
River ana w.

'eF and Weasherg-r.,---
CINCINNATI. june 2e---ih-ir &c riFeF ha'
fallen seveaseen iscbesi thirteen feet in
the channel
Weather clear and windy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
AUCTION.

Furniture and Household Goods.
5 A LARGE 10 OF FpRNfTURg AND OTHER
"A Goo ., wah b ssla At public auction AZ my
Wednesday, JAY 5th.
The tnfRlfn 10 shas Of three anllles. ana
consists 10 Fart q beastaAds ehnirs solas e,over
eupeo<rcs. wAxdrobss. carpstz. chinsware &C.
-Ae-s -. rsrns, cash.
sS-@.'a' cHARxzs IKIcH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

A Clear, smooth skin and nsauti-
fni Con pisxiah iolios III uss u helmholds
Cosesntfaied Flnil EHtFHet sarsApsfiila 10 -.
the ska.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

A Physiological View OF Marringei
Containing nearly 500 pages, and 100 nue plates
and engrsSinKs Of the Anatomy Of the Humaa
Organs fa . state of Health and Dissase, With >
Treatise on Early krrors, its DepaoTahlc COnse-
queRess upon the Mind and Body. with the Au-
thor's Plan Of Treatment-th@ ohiy rational and
succpssial mode % suares shown by aie report
Of cases treated truthful adviser TO tho mar
ried, and those eOntempatiug marriage, who en-
free Of poslAge 10 any address, on receipt 81 =
eanta, Ia Stamps or postal currency, by address
lag Or. La CROIN, No. 81, MAiden Lane, Alba1y,
Ny.
The author may - consulted upon anyof the
diseases upoE which his book trcsts. either per
soaalig by Haai, and medicines sent TO any part
Of the world. W# I'D apriS,Smd&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
HAIR Dye! HAZE pYRI

BateheIor's Hair Dye Is the bsst 10 the
known world. Tbs only true and psrfeet Dye
Observation-Disclosures and ReliAble--pro-
duCes a splendid Black OF Natural Brown--Fene-
dies the III sHects Of bad Dyes. aud frequently
restores the original color. sold b. all Druggists.
The genuine Is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street, New York. sp25 -an.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

For New Orleans.
The Magnificent New Passenger Steamer,
- r. UTH. -.
GEO. PEgBA d .....-........- Master,
" L. SMITH .Cierkt
viii run regularly between Louisville, Cairo and
New Orleans during the continuance Of navigA-
ton, and her departures from the different points
will be published In due time.
THIS magnificent steamer, the largest con
struoted IN the West, has been especially appoint
ed throughout, regardless Of cost. fer the Accom-
mediation OF passengers,
Every approved Invention has been adopted for
safety. while ample power has been given to in
sure speed, thus Offering to the travelling public
HBequalled inducements ia safety, comfort and
speed. with abe Rttsation ~ experienced gentle
men AID officers. as.tf
=, "a Henderson Daily Packet. n
h E<ATl LoESTs y; H f,saTsE
- wiz uaa regularly bet vesn Evaus.
vile and Henderson,, KY, making daily trips.
3hs will leage Evansville every afternoon. (e an.
dAy- sxespted), aud Hsndersou every morning.
FOR freight or passage spply 90 board pr 10
all CoX& HUMPHREY, Agents.
Regular Evansville, Cairo and Mem
~ ra sPhts Packet Line.
b q ~ - The Com meaions Passenger si-smer
Z aEbbe1aA LIBERTY NO. q,
uSEnaEftaAH CosNER, NJ stsr.-....E. JUDGE, Clerk,
Loaves evansville every Thursday at twelve
evtry srHfnay ses6Ys NJ r66cEs'a rf ivTHAis
Evansville Monday evening.
FOR freight OF passage apply on board or 20
- ~ HALL RUDD, OF
Al IA FtA COX q HUMPHREY.
~. . ~ " :. Z 49,. - Z = - - Agsntsll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

40 , VI
X HAVE CoSsUNMATrD ARRANGEMETs
Il tor the manufaetere Of the most desirable kind
Of Goods IN my line, adapted 70 this section q
tbs eouatry. aud parttculariy 90 the City Trade,
which will enable me TO keep mp nay stock OF Enc
Goods aud be prepared to supply the demand 81 a.
low prices any House liz the West.
For the Spring trade am already
at work getting up such Goods as
the Season viii require, of the most
desirable Styles, and which I viii
sell at 3 small profit above the
actual cost Of Stock and Labor.
Alsc, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand
en- A large aud we'll sS I'D stOck Of Msn's,
Beyss sna Child's Hsts D. Of al dsseriP
sfOas. and Ladies', Misses Child'a Triamrd
HatmAnd Palm Heaes. ~ low sra1ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

wM z. GRECO 4 CO.. Frsprissors.
MoEGAH 3 ALLKss E@nssaI AgeDss, Nc. IS
For - u c1isaza - TULLxg, FINCH .
FUfsf EA tAn27-srs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
ssla .rsryv' sac. s,sss. rToD or

-oeIe eFvtS ~ eh%A y 4A 80 ~ = Is
Measles arc prostraliag ihs volunteers BY
h lndrods, This hospitals ars crowded with them.
HoLLOwAY's PILLS arr poaitively tafailibls
In he cure OF THIS disease. oecAasonal doses Of
them win preserve The health even under the
sr-@s~-t ~Spesasea- Trg.-.If the sraIdGrs af thia
"notics " cannot at sa4 81 Pills or Ointment
from the Drug Store Ia his place. let him write
me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing this amount, adj
viii mail box free Of exsense, Many dekers
yin not keep my medicines on hand beeause they
cannot rake much proft on other persons
make. SO cents. s. cents. aud 81 20 PER boz or
pot, soldiers, supply yourselves. = ss-g.s, je
Epilcptte Fats can he Oureds g-Dr.
Luekrow, having become smiusn tly sucresaful
in curing this terrible maiAdv, tuvttes all sinif
larry afflicted 20 call send ter circulars OF ref
crenccs aud testimonials OF numerous cases CT re- i
Of from cue TO tSenty four years standtng Hs
devotcs his attention especially 10 diseases Of tie
Cerebro.Epinai Axis, or Nervous system. aud so-
lcits an Investigation II his claim 20 public con
hience. Address all LETTERS 10
.ts. Is,.-s-#.rl..1 DR. y, p Lugh Row, s.
Care Of p. O. Box 5t1e. 4t-4 New York.
aprl3, 2ndA ". Y...+ I'D. .f ..a-. ss-r,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
MEDI.CAL.

eco oo5E le fq q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
To steamI,oat Meu.

We hops stesnboaf meR will bear IN
mind that the Journal Company IS pre-
pared to do oil kiDds -of Steamboat
printing, ruling pod binding ma manner
seldom sqa@ifed and never sBrpsssed
| Leave yosf orders, gentismen5 and we
guarantee satisfaction.
REGULAR PACKETS.
For camberisnd Rixsr.
LsaTss THIs EvEEIAG, Jsaseossts5 loeE
@ TSs ssf,. sf+aP@H
- AILsu DUscAs ............ -. Master.
VII isa'sss seess fof- guneeFisda sir'r so'
Tor freight otys.ssgssPpl -er a6asa. luoso
For Eastporf ana Fennessee River.
L>sEss sATpBDAY. joy 1st, at o'clock. P. N.
H. n The. s''ifs' frsiybt sn4 Passenger
y Ha NV. CASEY,
WIN ls.vs a shore Ter frsisst and pa..ass az
10 HALL 4EUDD. Agents.
Evansville and Henderson Packet
The New and Elegant Psssshgsr Aisamer
Il WIN. WHITE,
= A. ". CAKLTOS..ss4-...-.a.s. Captain,
VIII ruE regularly In ttse Eyaanyiis Aad Hsnder-
son trade Passengers and shippers may rely
ugon hasing tbf TX busiN saH pr9mptly and properly
attended To-. Fer freight or tassags apply on
board. - - Jezo. q
Louisville & Evansville U. s. Mail
Line
gPHE sPLEEDLD PAssEFGER sTEAMEK
MORNING STAR,
BALLARD. Oaps.-.-...JHo. GwATHMET. Clerk.
- VIII EanEe for I.anipvills every We'd
fslkEr =. nssday At six o'cfock r. M, and eysry
d 80 60 . souday At 90 O'Clock AM.
For freight or passage apply On board or 10
les HALLABUDD, Agents.
1855 * .: go: f: 1855
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
DRY GOODS.

! To rag LADIES OF EVANSVILLE AND
VICINITY
TIE uGpERsfqNED, WOULD RKsnCr.
j fuily call zee @ttsntiSn o. the ladies Ga the
fAct tbat I hsFs lust returned nom ksu ferk
With a fat sbd sell selected stock of DRY ooeds.
consisting % the latest styles e
Dress Goods. Brown and Bleached
kuslins, Prints, Linens, &C., &C.
Also. large and veil ssIses~d supply 81
III L Il L ~ II n " 9
Consisting 81
HosBsis q syery description. UntriGmsa.
H.as zoe Ladies. Misses. ssa Infants.
A fuli Iins Of Fancy ornAmsnts.
A fall ilns Of Laoqs--iiia-'on. snk @sd Orsp-.
A fall IlEs II Ribbons. which easBei b bat IN
Prios or Quality 70 the West.
A line of Frsneh Flowers ~ ans the city o.
Hs~ York aaor8s Also
American Flowers. hssdsons-sy inisassd, At very
L. asur..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

care Of P. o. BOZ sic. 5S'| New York.
apri3, 2mdAw .....- s..- .s...,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

w4sBs GTos, June 29.-Tbe farewell
order Of General Mead 10 published as
follows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
FISCAL.

BY authority q The Sverssa-y o. ths Treasury
'si uadsrsiFnet tie eersrai Subscription Agent
'or sse sale q GATED Sts'ss ssssrifSs. SsLfs 20
the Bueile che tbird ssrsss q rrssaary Noss..
aFnE sexra aad tArss-teRtAa Fsr reat. tst@r.at
20 aanuss, knowaAs the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
GOsSiping Newspapers.

We commend the following sharp words from the
Tribune to some of our readers and some of our CO.
temporaries:
There is in almost every village someold woman
or some young one, or some weak-headed and talk
alive male-we will not say man-who makes it q
business first to pry into the affairs of the neghbor-
hood and TO publish them with nimble and tireless
tongue. The world, very, indignant, outraged, or
simply bored, has decided upon the social standing
of these two-legged gazettes-it has voted them to
be moral nuissnces, which it may be impossible to
abate either by contemptuous silence or -feigned
Deafness or even by open rebuke. Still will they
continue to chatter, to peep 10 surmse TO distor to
invent, to insinuate. There is not clergyman In
the whole country who has not been embarrassed,
and, unless his temper be uncommonly sweet, has
not been exasperated by the mischief which these
meddlers have made in his congregation. There is
not sch0ol-tescher who has not been tormentsd by
the same insects. There is hardly sensitive shrink
ing, peaee-lOying, and home-loving young woman
who has not been bit at and stung by her waspish
and voluble sisters All this is bad enough but
surely the newspapers capable as they are of posi-
tive and excellent influences, ought not to be the
stimulatorS and allies of the chatter-boxes It is
hard always to avoid in a public journal, hastily
compiled by many hands, the printing of imperti-
nent intelligence but for persistence in the syste
matte publication of private scandals there is no
excuse
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
General Wool and JEFF. Davis.

We find the following anecdote respecting Gen.
Wool in the ST. Paul (Minn.) Press:
Fort Smelling, May 2s, 1s65.-When JEFF. Davis
was returning from Buena Vista, Mexico 10 the
States with his regiment he called on Gen. Wool,
who was then in command Of that department, and
asked for teams TO draw the mems knapsacks. The
General informed him that the transportation was
all engaged in removing the ordnance from the
country, therefore it was impossible to accommodate
him. JEFF insisted until he had introduced the sub
ect the third time, whereupon the old regular told
him he would hear no more about the matter. JEFF.
took his leave suddenly telling the General to 90 to
hell The General told him if he would repeat the
words he would put him under arrest. JEFF. repeat
ed the words and took to his heels down the street.
pursued by the writer of this article who was on
guard at the door during the conversation, and was
ordered by the General TO arrest him. JEFF. saw
that he coming out second best in the race and
made q flank movement through q Mexican house
into the back yard, which was inclosed by a high
wall that could not be scaled where the guard kept
him until the officer of the guard and four men came
The officer of the guard informed the Colonel that
he was his prisoner and that he had orders to take
him to General Woops headquarters. The Colonel
said he would 90. The officer replied if he said he
would go, that was enough but Judge of his aston
shment when he saw the perfdious JEFF take to his
heels again down the street This time he was pur-
sued by Kentuckisn, who was nearest him when
he took this fight. He soon came up within reach
of him, and dealt him blow with the butt Of his
gun over the head that prostrsted him. JEFF rolled
over on his back, and made some chivalric thrusts
with his sabre, which were successfully parred by
the Kentuckisn, who was in the act Of wrenching
the sword from his hand when the rest Of the party
came up and overpowered the Colonel, and marched
him back to headquarters, where he was put under
guard until he repented his rashness and
TO the General who released him to pursue his
march, wiser if not a better man.
j. A. DICKSON.