Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05


We observed that rsbsI officers aud soldiers re-
turning to their hozss agpearsd q have free en-
tres 70 the cabin and table sa b1st. HEereass
sohisrs Of the Ualtea statss arnzs Eet1rninE 70
Ia ons instance -four Of our scldisrss had
divided their rafi0ns wish rebel robbers who had
I ehass provisions. and wsgs told the boat b u
Bons for sale. Thy then applied fer permission
I 70 eat IL the cabin, Offering 20 Pay e rsxui 7
esoin r@,ss ioF i9ea,z Aso $ as denied mem.
I lyinE on the boiler De- y, 50 that 10 Lad DO
carried IN chair, was Ordsrsd b. the ofscsrs %
TIE boat 20 60 beioW on the main deck. st@tiBz
that II be did not 90 he you'll baws a epppie VI
ringers 70 earry him. As soon thee fsSfs eams
20 our kncwledge, ba1 the sick soldier remove
70 re cabin aId preRer,y cared fsf.
~ pessea ~ OF Fi4owt O1e q In- onlcers ~
the beat vas heard 70 says in speaktng 81 fh-
insssaafs. shat any G-dd-a laaa who would
command ntggsr rssEtaest oHxbt 70 he kiiied .
EsiefMonEs. ruehF nasf d 3 t&Fyland,@ ard 9th
erss wore sung 10 the cabin By rebel oateers and
woDsn a
A Uniiad States soIalsr. rsturaine hosas y Al a
| brokes arm was driven from the vast neom b.
the elsrk for attempting TO Hss the e@aveuisncss
A rOuss ., BOir table was MIG htly spread / ! The
ssioon % the boat, In charge ~ 0Ds G~oTgs D0-
Ealis RotoriouS Aiaaiasippi gambler.
Ia support Of tho shove We have tbs hSaoT 70
Edward HasdIng. Captain sadC. g.
Chaa. a. Smith, Lieut.. Col. iais 1cth Wis Inf
Arden z. Smith, Captain aud G. 3.
Eafss :. Merrill Isis FIrst Lieutenant 7ssh o.
JBo Drew, Firss LIeutsDast sssls wi. Isf.
Henry Houston, CapsAis Z Q inf
Alb jerome, iafs LisnienAnt o army
Stephenson, lats Captain SfthIEd a
SC Montgomery, Cspfaia sfth Ind.
Frank Adams, Captain and A A q.
A p Cisrk, Major sTth q Inf
b q BarFAr, 5 ID Eeateny
= L4ndsr, Geo Plaster.
" oomstOck, chas vogei.
oExERAL PoyEs oEDER or AHRrsT.
HkADa'zs Mi. Div. ~ MISSOURI,
Once A. A. G. 81. Louis, May -, 1866. !
Especial Order Ne. Ci-E1traesi
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ments from responsible persons having been pre-
sent 70 the General commanding this MiIltaFy
Division, setting forth that on the steamer Ma
gsnta, airing her Last trip from New Orleans b
This city, sick soldiers % tbs Unitsd States Army
were badly treat O, md refused prosis Ous. Aad
permits on 10 cat at the pu5lie table By pAginK
kns usual fare, aud that attempts we're ma4e4y
The oaaeers 81 the boat to exeiHes them from tbs
uppef deck, while sebel officers aBd soldiers on
paroiss wers not oaly permitted but inv ted 40
avail thgmsalyes o. eTery privilege Of the boal,
and disIoyal talk, IN hseabfn aud slsswhsrs on
the bosti and thFss outrages wsrs not only al
lowed bnt encouraged By the Captain, Matt aud
Hirst Clerks IL - hereby ordered that the said
Captain, Mate and Fiat Clerk b. arrested BY tina
Provost Marshal and brought 10 trial fore the
Military Commission nos IN session in this eify,
session Of By the military authorities, and not
permitted TO ply her trade on the river untn
proper satisfaction hes been rebdsrsd by her
owners, snd until auticisnt proof IL given that
she is managed BY loyal ofiosrs andSn loyal crsw
BY command 81 n sior General PorE.
JANIS ncBELL, Assistast AdJutant General
The Commercial Of Saturday says
A nset Of boats. inelBding the Commercial, Ar
low, Nightingale, Miami. oswar1, Lady pike,
Madison, Telegraph. Eashvils, westmorsland
nsinotte, ATizonAs WsHaDita, Lady Grace and
Champion No. 9, were taken ~ TIE % We nse ii
yesterdsys and cent 70 Psrkersburg whsFe ans
thousand returned soldiers are waiting for trans
Pofiation dsYn the rlvtF- This kmIirs CITY,
America aud seven other boats we're also dis
patched 20 Parkersburg from PittsbnrE. At one
time Col mOulton contemplated taking this
packets belonging 20 both tbs Peoples sud Louis
Vile Mail Lints. This sudden reputation TOR
boats created an unRsual demand for officers "a
eFews. They we're mAnaea, And supplied
with -tnei aad stores, aad loft On their way fe-
joleing 10 receive portion Of the gallant and
victorious army Of Me Uniie States
hFEAnER CAAMIE, TEsaEaaE1 RIEKa, /.
Iuna 1st. 1866.
We, the passengers OF The steamer Oarris, on
to Capt Dan. NJ Brady, ana his rrayE, ,,af sincsre
thanks for their Kind Mttention aud esntIsuaanty
d porl mset dariHg the sstirs trip.
W. n Han4ptoH Is ths chief IT good clerks, Al.
wass prompt and ever agreeable
70 Fam; L. Conaiy, The steward, We r,ecmmeBd
al who Ike good living every day. s@
tA@ ASnF@AfAh n#Vhn we AeAanMho may NrI
congratulate them selves such "a acquisition ~
the ftea ReF Carrie, Aeskly vinit3r, aud 10 all
Who wish pleasant trip desire orders allied for
goods Of ANY c. araeter who wish pFotiuos carr led
] q any point Ia the Naltea STA 80. will and the
steamer CARTE just a. GaHa they have besn hop.
Is < for.
r Gon, Nashville. rr+-
Jas II Van Arsaals, Portsmouth, Va
John y Reddiug, Glasgow, Ky. Ha
II Cha "a BERLIN. PAdueAh, Ky. -at.s =
II Cord "a, Nashville, Tenn .se.s
/ Holmss dt Sterling, Nv.
W u DabcJek, PAdncah, ny.
q A kinsoB. Nashville.
fordy, Eastports Miss -
Wilton 1raak, Sampsonyfiis. taa Z.
Phipps. k0gerville, Tenn.
Geo ID Pickett, Eaaueah, Nv.
Wruiiey, Nashville. Tenn
David Trambiie, jaueayille, WITS
francls, EastpaFt, Misc.
Mrs Stona, Florence Ala
George D-xon, Evansville, lid.
James w pins ham :"
II COX,
Lyon. -
&c Van vssksnhuFgh, Nashville. Tsan.
Jack Walker,