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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

and right that fair hire should be allowed
from the time the purchase was medesp q
Mr.. Benbow presented The petitionSot the
Board :of Commissioners Of Public Buildings
for Clareudon District, praying an appropria-
ton to, rel build the Court House OF said Dis
-trict.. Referred.
:. The Speaker presented the petition Of sum
dry ci;izenssof Barnwcll, Elsefeld, Licking
ton and Orangeburg Districts, prdying for
the establishment Of new Judicial District
'=s-The District as proposed would be bounded
as follows: Beginning at tie mouth of Fox's
Creek .whereait enters into tte:Ssvaiinah7R'y-
CT. in a direct line to where, McTyre's Creek
now intersects the dividing line of Edgefield
and LexiDgton-theGce ,yp the line TO the
road known as the old Charleston Road
along that road to where it ihtersects, the
road TO Guignards Bridge-thcnce to the
head Of Pond Brsnch-along thst stream, ~
Tinker's Greek and along the creek to IFS
mouth and thence along tie Savannah River
to@the initial point. This would embrace, an
area Of about 500 square miles, and will leave
1BaruWIreL District with about 1906 square
miles: E1ge6eld. 1862 ! -Orangcburg. 1852,
and Lexington, lO3l, 1t will hase 5000,
600 taxable property and population Of
from FIVE to seven thousand free whites, and
will embrace. the towns Of Aiken, Hamburg
Graliteville, Bath, Vaucluse. and kaolln,
with their. various manufacturing establish
nicnts and over 100 saw and -four mills.
Al t1ne nj ,ht session the Bill TO amend the
criminal law was passed with some modih
catiors, and sent to the Senate.
''' = SIGMA. :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
10 The annexed items We gather from tbs
Charleston Courier, Of the 9th and 7th:

10 The annexed items We gather from the
Charleston Courier, Of the 9th and 7th:
Ri. REV BIsKup p. N. LrScn.4-Wo are happy
to weloome Onco more amongus this,dlstingu
divine Wo learn that he oficiatod in the Catho
lie Church last Sunday and met with joyful re-
'caption from the congregation. We ore al.o glad
to fenrn that the Bishop has been promised as
sistanco to rebuild st. FnLar's- Cathedral:
GoyrnSon JArEs L. 0RR.-His Excelicncy Gov
efnor Orr, loft hero Sunday evening on his retu rn
to Columbia. During his stay he was the guest
Of the Hon. Win. Aiken.
-OuR REPRESENTATIVES --Wc learn that Gene
rnl Samuel McGowsn, General John d. Kennedy
and Colonel james Farrow, members elect to the
United States Congress, wore In Columbia last
week'a recuivcd their Com missions from Gov.
Orr, but insaccordance with President Johnsori's
dispatches to Governor Perry. ro.urncd home to
await the action of Congress. on the admission Of
tho State. Our. immediate Representative, Hon.
VIM. Aiken, has also received his Commls sion,
but will likewise await the action Of Congress. =,
RuyrlAs.zA letter written from Newberry,
nndor date Of the I'd, states that a negro arod
into the dwelling of o resident that morning, the
ball justgrazing tho bati; portion Of his wife's
head. The hepegressccss1sd ID making his escape.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
T II E ADV ERTISER R.
-: JhMEs T. AEON, EDITOR.
!. WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 13, 1866.
Under Great Oblieations.

Woare under great obligations to Capt. scorT,
Mr. JAS. II. HARRISON, Major J.,E. BAcos, Mr..
S. II. MANGET, Mr.. D. F..MoEwfS, and Col. JAS.
B. GRIFFIN, for lstc papers. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
(" Pit That in Your Pipe and

we moan The hoavsniy Havana which you win
# course buy OF voLorR Co., when you 60 to
Augusta. To-bo snro, one doesnot put'a segar
n pipe; but one need net bO strictly literal Mt
IL times. Well then, put one of EoLGEn's
Jaysnas between your lips, or some Of bis fra
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
Land to. Rent.

vkso RENT, within Il milss Of tho gilinee.
Il about FIFTY ACRES Of good hnd, .audsr
good fence, and in fne condition fst euit a,iOn.
Terms, reasonable. Apply at this ofRSs. :
Dec. -, r> II so. /,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
"Pro Bono publico.u

Another old phrase, but eminentfy applicable
Fer certainly the spacious and beautiful establish
ment Of WV. II. Tut stands at 264, Broad Street
Augusta, for tho public good; most cmphatically
SO! To look, merely, at, the interior of Tut.
Drug Store is worth Eve dollars; it is Us bright
aud beautiful as un Oriental Bazaar in Stamboul
or Ispahun. His stock of Drugs, Medicines
Painta, Oils, Glassware, Puifumery, Cosmetics
&c, isunsurpassod other for variety or purity
Let ono and all-Merchant, Physicians, md
Planters and'tho Lady patrons of Perfumes, Lo-
tons and cOsmotics-con his oard in another
colnmn. =. -. E-.>s-.. y. -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
To,owners and Shippers of Cotton.

- TO'OWners ana Shippers OF COttohs
It will BIO, seen by 4 notice elsewhere that
W. HENRY WARREN 81 Augusta, Ga, represents,
for tho State of Georgia, a popular and well
known firm of cotton. buyers and cotton shippers
in Liverpool, one in New York, one in New Or
leans, and one in ST., Louis, Mr.. WARREN viii
give prompt attention to all business in this line
entrusted to him., Doing in intimate connection,
with those grea. houses in the principal cities of
tho North, South, East, West, ho can of course
attend efficiently to the interests of his patrons,
no mattor in what quarter they may want busi-
ness transacted. *
He, also keeps oH hand, at 175 and III, Broad
Street, Augusta, all sorts of good things to eat
and drink; all sorts of fne and useful things,
with which men and boys bedcck their persons;
and I'll sorts of warm and comfortable things
with which people cover themselves in cold winter
nights. Read his advertisement, and give him
s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

In the Senate, Mr.. Lawton presented the
petition Of sundry citizens Of Barnwell, Edge.
Eiield. Lexington and 0raugeburg Districts,
praying the establishment of new District,
embracing portions Of Barnwell, Erlgefield,
Lexington and Orangeburg Districts, with
+ the town oil Aiken as its centre and seat of
justice. -. -
Orr was communicated to the Senste. He
says That. he people OF the State arc not able
+ Is Saw taxes, and recommends no appropria-
II vi for: Schools, Citadel or College and sug-
Ecsts she issue of certificates of Indebtedness
10 the amount Of half the taxes. Advocates
d memorial to Congress 20 alter the law about
the direct tax; and thinks the Legislature
|sRoalt provide for. It's payment. Recon-
4neuds Say Law, and 4 grncIal Act of in
corporation and renewal Of State guraniee Of
railraad bonds nearly1dne. Thinks the South
Carolina College Should lie changed to an
University; with sma!l appropriation for
professors; and that the Citadel should be
made selfsupportiig. Suggests tie Appoint
Sinent OF An agent to4collect State property !;
recommends reorganization Of District Boards,
aud provision for an Asylum.
In the House, Mr.. Russell introduced a
sesolltion-which was agreed to-that it be
reforred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary
to inquire as to the liability or adminis.ra-
tors, executors, guardians, trustees, &c, for
I mouied transactions during the war, aud es-
,pecially as to the liability Of parties for the
fale ani purchase Of negro property during
md since the year 1860.
FRIDAY, Dec. 8.
In the Senate, q bill to organize the Militia
was discussed and sent It the House.
Mr.. GrishaIp introduced "A bill to alter the
Constitution, SO rs to divide z ;ckens District
into TIVE judicial ands Election Districts.
: In the House, Mr.. Butler Introduced res
olution, which was agreed TO, as the 10 propri.
ty and expediency OF rnacting q law, requiring
the costs in suits at Law and EG.ityato be
paid in advance by the plaintiff in action, and
that oil process served in violation OF the
luw, be null and void.
. The Senate sent to this House :he,follow-
ing revolution, which WAS euncurred in, and
was ordered TO be returned to the Senate :
That the President and Directors of the
Bank of the State Of South Carolina be au.
thorized to negotiate u loan OF 100000 for
term OF not exceeding twelve months, for
the payment Of which the faith and credit of
the State are hereby pledged, aud the pro,
ceeds of said loan shall be held exclusively
fer the use of the State. t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
CITY COune'I Proceedings.

EsAssTiLLE. Ma, p
The Council MT al evening 10 sesu
session. IT. Hour tyr B4k
. siding CSuneilnsH pFesent. Messrs
an. Casseiberey Or. Helm n. lib
-, >hOseher, F-dh .eker, Bepple and
lis
The following bil's we're resd and al
lsed:
B 'l-of S-FsAs Commissioner rs 1897
B nj Robert Snort, and O hers +
ne we-k's--+rvie-s as 20 iesnep, SIS
B 4 of Ro7ert Shor', snd otfe-s, to-
n re. ks services g. 6 emen sli
B IF Philip Kiln Tor one weeks
e-Vic-s - WAR Master, g.
B iof l. n Bro for 3ul Yards 0
"a. a. leg per yard S49 80
B u OF Tnmbemeif, Tor recording
a.'iufio' { he CRY Council, SIS
Blot q J Sebisspler, for coal oil
BIZ o. 8sr.inns & Boyd, for g plai
,r p Counci r u,m $l2
Mes=rs Or and n lis were appointed
comm tree % arrange with NJ Eliioi
r-ssrd 80 f ting up J. Council K ON
A q III ~ TOR re ,na-xing # Brink
y
nd ardee.d 10 no ree0 ded.
7 . shsfr otfr be week - di
p Ny. showed the rec-iyts 70 b
500 IS
L No. =, in uPpeF parl Of the CRY
s.s ord "a be 6aed
DR.. Cass Ibery w4s appointed Con
/ ni,ise 70 visit the Pes House.
V+Tious hills relative to the Pes
/ Hon e. amo1niiag 50 iha agxregsts to
4 $3.50 q @rre presented aud, on mo-
uon, b. the am0un Of each Ess or
/ dr.. 20 be paid
( Al ard was pssaed for paving tie
/ slleg 7rtwet sixth and Seven d stree >
! 20 Wal Ut aui L icusi -rerts
I As. fF tRv ng an alev between
I Second aud Thlrd streets 10 Walnut 10
/ Chrsnut streets
( A'sa, iha' an alley between FIRST and
/ Water srr Is b. paVe1
Also, tia al ally bef~een Third and
I T vrth 9. cts Clark and l. eE streets
I b ped
j " Jenner pepitionsd f,r licen =
I T. open Blizzard S.iJon Permission
I vas granted.
A Cry o finance was adop' ed, flying
/ th. iicrn ior rhe r,tAii Of spirtuous
/ qlnfsa 500 pr ye
! Il w. >. er.d that 0 3 aud 4, block
+ 5, Or MS K l.rgemaut, b. led
/ 80 that ,t.r VI ! u - sta on them
Anderson Deig a,ked permission 10
/ bui d = = 90 len wErsh u-e on lot No "a
; original pist of ihe city.
A remons rance was presented aRsins
/ tie granting nf such p. REMISSION. Toe
/ rrQ t--t wis noT granted.
Ftri' us suggestiOns were made re
tive 10 cry improvements, after which
+ the Council 'uenAd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS RENAINIAu UNFRAMED N
h~ Post ODE ~ svsnsvilis. state 81 Iuaisna
9th fsy Of Nav. lsBo.
sS&- Fs obtain any ~ exc letters tire apoIi
AM must cali - sdrsrfiFcf t-ftsrs," give thr
late o. this iist, aud lay c=nt tor advertising
Hss- ~ not ca I'D TOR ~ifhiu oae nsoi. they viii
- az 70 the liza Letter Offcs
FkEE DELIVERY Of ietfvr- by carrier. ~ ths
residences Of own~rs 10 ths isrssF cite }, aaay b.
SEHutED by ob~erYin. fhe foil stag RuLhs
l. DIRECT ictt-r- plainly go Inc strpet and
num0rr well ~ the rost-ofig~ aud ~tate.
Z. HEtD letters with thu Wriier's gosf-ssce
nj Stafe street. aud saHbsr, sigu them plan Is
Fith fnii uaBges and request that answers "
iirected accordingly.
,. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitors IN
= town cry, vi. &c special a dress Fra, iir as
tnnwi. SHOULD he marked. in the iusFer left hand
,0riirr, With the w0ri e. Ira u II.
4. Place the pusfaga-s ft5ab on tae at3ser riQa-
-aad corner, and isare pace between the -fnfiss
al direction for poR a'ssrktag Withvat inevtfrr
log with the writ, K
NIB "A REQUEST for the RETURN Of Is tst-
trr the wTit'r, u unei4imet " bin fhi. y iays
or less witt DIT nfed vi D he wrlirrts
sarHcs r0stQic~, anu Sfafs acft-- fh ~ ADD -
II ia rnv iope. he isee >id-. ~ ho apfissI
vt the nsaai ni ruaid re u i.yst x, paya
hir whe tn teller i delivered 10 abe ritter -
sc. q Law o. isbA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

Masonic TEsPLK-The res'ly sxcsl-
u and interesting plsy sntitl- Wei
i-ring DAvy, or the Rose Of Edsr =.
'as most admirably presented lat nigh,
nd vas received sisE raprurous ap-
ausr by highIy intelligent audi ncs
IT ViHeeDt is unqoes ionably she besr
IMITATION Of an IrIshman ever say
md The series Of enterssiauas nis nos b.
az given 81 Masonic T-spie. mel,
sr more liberal patronage ban h-y srt
eeeiving. Miss VII Jams is id d
charming 0rtists. and vii $ go IT,
light ss Fanen %, the Crieke'. bish )
rtrraeuvs play
To morro~ night Anna R Del e. '-se-
benefit, aud it win be gras. 81 ja..i.
4 it is II bumper, as 40 one IN The
roups has contributed more TO be- -
ertainmen, f tie Iovrts Il lbs DR. ms.
Let the Hall be crosded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

saS- Il -nry Marin, Of woodtord
county, Illinois, psace-at any prics
D-moc Al, writes 10 a gentleman in
o 40, undrr date 0 Aprit IL:
II received - letter from YOU Q day
last week, nnd was glad 10 neur YOU
vas srifi out OF he !, aud ger on praying
rrms with God AID INDY johnson, for
{ - tum6r-i her that Ace Is dad,
baI | an airsii it is nof true Thr news
Is here that he was hu ,g.d to death by
a SOU Of uig5ers | hope ana IRA
hat e a. gore 20 his reward Gt'rv
Godf tie CHEST on earth pc &c.
and q 81 ,0'H t',loards men, |or The o d
tyra@t tic hs Is liz he'll
l. II my Martin remains "out # hill
'ud on pray'nE ground" Tor any length
~ time, It RiIl becausA the devil Is IN no
hurry to claim his own
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

TR.DE RON TIE SOUTH A nong the
fre q o. be l. berry No. , { light,
wss iot IF cotton, eJnsi n d TO Bro ~,
Duukerson L Co, to br rod here. TT,
o~ner accompanies the cotton, aud pur
poses cxpending the money rece ved :
hIs colon rlautafi supplies, herr
W hope ne all BE- received aid enl'r
taasd here aIfn such "a ira &c iibrr
sl.tE aud aindHesH a sri give ann 81
+ va-sole opinion . o. place, ard lha
hisneigtb2rs vii he al ,-nced 10 con,
10 cue ely 70 trade, on MS r pre-en'a
tions. rre cotton cen sfrom Oseeola,
Ak -nsss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

FLowsR,ll Another choice lo.. Of
Rose, d ,hI'as, Yrrbenas, &c, just re-.
..,ived ION Cincinnati
A so on bsnd a good assortment Of
o raneum V-rbenas, Heliotropes, and
great Va iety OF other piants. viii /
Eiil sell A. reduced pr ces, as wish to
nut my ent re stock within the
1'XtiW weeks
g eeah. USE near Ingle Street Church.
Of. e 2. PAKsuAs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

All persons Interested IN rhs building
Of a Dry Dick at this place are r. guest. d
10 meet a. the store rnom Of Goldman,
b re- i Co. on "Wednesday evening a. s
O'Clock, to organ'z- a pan 10 effect that
OH CT Merchants, lumbermen, foun-
dry men and machiuists are especially
interested.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

CoRS AT AUorIo4 I will sell at a0c.
lion Tomorrow "wednesday morning,
May 3Ist, a 9 oclock, at Browns ware
h us- IN Water street, above Il ,be !
Barnes residence, six hundred sacks of
corn hule damaged, on account of
"hom it my concern.
HIRAA NEI. or, Auctionr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

IA Mr. S'ward's mouth, they say.
~ll be able TO talk and ear, but never
he straight again Il II has ts,st in
It, says the L9uisvi ls Joarn Il. his
cords will 90 to ,heIr mara Tx. r,f,
mi ers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

lS>PE TioS OF ARTILLERY Col Fry
berger. CAtef O. Arsiliery in The Stase
ser vice, aud. Lieut. Stamford Chief In
pector in the United States service 7
he State OF Indiana, vii viSnt the 30
Ter ahortly for the purpose q inspecting
.r'illsry belonging to the Sra'e. Those
hsvius charge Of the higgins urre. (uo;
hear. IS Cal Jones wou spell it, }
should look TO their pieces and ct them
in order for inspection
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

WAATEp "A girl OF woman 80 | arm
IA sew aud page bouks at The Journal
Ollie B'uiery De having worked az
the business pr fired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

a PHEYosE>oS - The sun was extan-
lively Tucked ct ye,t.rd >. through bits
. smoked glass, and vii The naked
se o Sol was gottfn up regtrdtess
txp~ns echr-iuk Satara Or FIRST
as Eamb.rr, "a the mull pilci,y 0f his
rlo r. K M the midst nf u lcular
uas~ u dars cloud The summary pppp-d
auI. F3it--, us-r etrcumferen ? Of h.. dark
N IS ci std Ia briad ainnus hucp
A circle ef hUe qu Nv As barge.
j pps 1sa hf raiubn@ haap, wo run
2 asaltta ch 1btr k b. links OF
ain, uh . far nenpati, "a broad nett Of
-n-mac So ots, ears ~ the ends,
r-lehra eoTas hs bor.z y a rgelher
10 Nas pauO'al aad uni,-ti,i pheaome-
4HA ~ hnp-fo naVr ,cn-nufcrily
Ks Speed hg n o. vho kaos- The-
ei- ael au blt 'he rain
~ ~ ltaHer ff s-s toar-
~ F-afo 5 joorHat
la' same .a-r4. ~s- o.s we'd
a T. aui atrsc ad eJr b. -r'en-
ton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
m3LLiN say.


nAET susT lFrNEp b. "a lex FreE
otats hsunes ~.ra.
{! q lnN u 8 49, = hs,tl sd0ru
Es- era q cn4icr- "a ~
Sot eAc'l 81 81 Mhs, 49, ~ sesy;
oinAi4sctff 81 JET fraW,
~ ~ e a. sus esvs o. 49,
~ Sons II All haass - .rt.o
In vldt rs ns,d p { - al sirht ION know
a. + g. ~ Strtw. T.. Va iogs a
straS siEes, g PISS, - II oab.s J AT aan
glll yuu y i. IN Rnu N < !. 4. an
Get Aif4 GsHsn r.a &c pss,ctloB,
For, c, 2 Msiitnsr a GA &. non
\ Siit with VI icn she SIC l. w 10 b 81
" hee IL comes fer tAr Lil - ny
-cAseksr s 3 sshE -. ulsr 49,
Is '.7kia "y4cef g ne ecvis 10
s q n.igW 40 14lE - rsss~ata . "a.
~ 81 &. adth t.rls tscss .flv : o. Aofd 6.
Mase.s .eeg.one q N "a ti.s Il 0is.
AHd Sh HOu his rtsct ga me
fe0F b. Eoit! a. ne m,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

kTGB$ FER I<SBS~..
so "a Went Seoonu street
CAStlANA1a -.
3seT Is he TRADE a 50. losesi rates. ves @rEt
sT4pls All FANti GNOt KElta,

CcGsistink, "a pHit, -
S0Oee t--tsiu, LAs,.sfS, A..rtrSt~f. Java.
sus Se~ OF eaaa, Caha Porto 6ico. ssssi
a aussa
aoiaSaes .ua syrup great arirsS. 9ualiis,
anil IA sl.kvs
reat-ouppiwi-r, twpes,Al, TounE Hyson.
And Fftung
- toest SpSm. -. uiogvS, OiauAmon, sPso~.
Pei PIT, and ssinser.
1osaec0s--sh H. wius, fine Ont. and Snlos'ng
"a - u sck
ClSsr-a-lmport'a qua OuWestle-tun
lnss4I
ZAwnra Goo1as feHch-a. strawtrrrsss,
lila kuv rteu. lk1,,l berries, QGluoss feArs, Goc-r
uHrrsss, Chsrrles t4rages, pius Appie tomAtu-o
0re-R Oorn Peas Oyster, Lob.acrs, aekrrai,
NaratLe~, 81.
6ics, kSsins. Almond. titseFts. walnats,
fioSlss. trssrsyes, sady. > dA, = ussivB Mar
saucss. cotiun iaiRs rNsa., CuTdsEr. Natcaes,
Stssstng IA tstrf, 500, Oatsft-s, strrh, I've
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

SSF Hiram y 3 sil sill q lot Of
nsy and corn ~ ~ ton a. his Auc ion
Room. No y L Gust street, this morn.
Ing a. 9 clock Also, dry goods, ready
made clothing, 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

W II PAREplLL, Photographic Gal
toy, corner # Nam AID Fret Streets.
E snsviile, lad Pictures Of every DE-
crlption co ored IN OIL IN the best and
improved styles by Wn Peufold, OF
New York.
Keeps constantly on hand Oval, Gilt.
and Rosewood Frames of sil kinda.
may 23IlW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

y UsIFtcsST ~IF Tbe Is lf.h as
nu4 report Of the O. u Y) hid
rus Aid Society m,z,ions neroos
-'''aetsct,on OF Mr. Chaupcy Il s., of
s.ul daute, Which ha. rnablstl ite -
4 . increase its Oh rrtare IF
R'se's donation Is $50 900
aud $1,000 in cash, being SO 0tn 81
d 70 he Soeiety's mean, Il u-rtu
lfis Is IN exact keeping Snh b.. b-na
-iIs' sl~ays manifested by NJ II
aud we only regret there nr- nor hou
sands more such men in the lsnd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

SHor HrusE j .hn Fuller shot
himself at or near Rockpori last Tuesday
evening. The voupd vii probably prove
faal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
vusrRslAo OUT-Bg he iollowiug

VUsTEEIAe Or BE- he ioIlo~iuR
y ! b. seen that he work If nus,rrln-
ut, goes steadily for~srd:
WAR ID P sTMFNT,
'BoYosT MArsHAL liE>' Is BUEsAU
Va HrSGros, d G Mas 10 los
Dr " 6 RaIston Surgeon Of Board
If Err Hmenf Isl District Of di
ava. ECansrjike
~IR-Y-nr rsiees ing no Ion 81
q i ed b. this Baresu. IN come qaenc
the suppression e recruit ng A.
sitiiRs by direction Of fhe P .--iJen'.
~ are hereby honorabIy dis hsrg-d 80
.-rvice Of ~ United Stale, 10 ike Il
81 on the 30tn ins'snt
ISigned1 JAats 3 Far,
Provost Marshal G-nefai
No &c er \ the service, We venture
=, more faithful Ii or more uuosien's
.usly discharged his dnty Than h
Dr RsIsion, and we presume that no on.
aure heartily rejoice- than himself u at
" daiies Of me service 10 which he has
~ attached en- b dispensed ~,th, as
herald the ED 81 the b. lion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

TnE AswLE la answer 70 a qusr,
~ made yesterday norniag respecting
ga, W. are qlssted to say ih4rs ii. h
accident At tag gas works caused Inn
itsd supply al ga-, on Sunday niRhl,
hence The street lamps we're not Ugh ed
H. day or 40 lhe moon will wait
those necessarily out late, aud IN the
mesn~h,le he gas work wdi be a..
right azsig.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

SEA- 80 advertisement relative to M
reduction o freight by the Ca 70 pick
., which ". m-d- al u~ion yester-
lay morning, will be found 10 the paper
This moving.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

SeD- There il manifest improvement
n business in this cuy, aud our whole
sale merchants are making large sale.
The side walks IN front of Razsu d
Dicksy's, Kahn, Travis & Co =, Mark 4
Warrens, aud several other houses,
were literally crowded with goods, sold
and ready for shipments to points OF
The OHIO, Cumberland, Tennesste aud
Grrene rivers, yesterday.
A proper spirit Of enterprise and lib
erahly on the part Of our merchants VII.
maze our city the great supply depot to-
large portion Of the South Let larg,
saleS, small profits and quick returns b.,
the m Jtto, aud SUCCESS IS sure
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
BANKING.
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nF IVAN Wills.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
G. o. ID

market Wishing 20 establish n regular
Coin EEchangr 10 Evansville. ~ will
Hereafter sell Specie a. closer rates than
any olher Hoaso IN the State, and sill
pay lieerAi prices Tor Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
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