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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

There are said 10 he thirty thousand
troops now in the Western Territories
distributed aiorg tho several overland
routes, and at the vari lis military posts
to keep the hostile Indian tribes in
check, ard protec, emlgr an's. travellers
and The mail and telegraph lines.
A grand Horse Fair will he he'll at
Mafshalliown August 30ih and 3l-,,
for he exhibition If ,rotiing, walking
and rarklng horses A premium Of
one hundred dollars j. ofr,ed t. he
tastes, ;ros'cr The pr Il If h. Far
vi! % 10 he s ,!iie,s' D. ohsns. II me
The receipts from internal revenue
Tor the past msa'h have been 800,
Goo 900, and il il estimated ,ha, $50.
0GO 600 from the same source vii b.
received during TIE mex Two months
Privilege has been given to H.. rebel
General Dick TAYLOR 10 ,i.i, III. b,nth.,
II law, Jeff D,.is, and that he LIFT
Washington far Fp.,res- Monroe for
THIS purpose, las, Saturday.
4 disease. usually called the the Mis-.
si>sippi lotion disease, is raging with
great a'ality among the canle, hogs
and horses IN Tennessee, A kansas and
Mississippi and in some instances mn
have been inocula'ed while doctoriny
the animals.
An extensive bed # lure white mar
BILE, ca. able If taking fine polish as
discovered in Sanx e unity, Wisconsin
A bill has been presented Ia the Uni
ted States for rent for In Libby prison
since April 81, 1858. II il Suggested
that the mex, thing will be the presen
ta,ion Of an account by the owDe, f,hp
land near Andersnnvillr, where 1000
murdered Union eodicrs lie buried,
AT convention IT the ministers IL
The Methodist CRU Oh S..nr h, nf MI
souri,. held at Palmyra in that S ATE re
Gently, j, was resolved that we con
consider the maintenance If cnr s.p
crate ard distinct ecclesiastical organ,
za'ion as "fpa,smonnt impor; ance and
our imperative du-y.
A despatch from For, Laramie states
that over twenty-five hundred emf
grams, with Al out eighteen thousand
head Of cattle, passed 'ha, point dnrin q
the preceding sixteen dave, on their
way to settle sill farther west.
The number Of hearths'ones made
desolate by the war ia appalling. NJ,
less 'har Fifty thousand widows are r.
ceiving United States pensions.
Al Des Moincs. aa we learn from tho
Hrg'sfer, James Nicely las been tried
for he murder of Patrick Cass,aa,
and found en- II, IL The crime IT mn
slaughter. He has been sen enred t.,
fifteen wears 81 ha'd labor A. Ii" prni
tertiary.
On the moving fJne II thecan
non y. 81. Angelo AM. u q, d lie b..
ginning ii! the 'wsp'ie.h veal 1t The
reign nf Ppe H,u- TX Only seven al
the 258 pnpfa who have occupied the
char Of ST Pete. have had greater
AZ r,u I,,rar;,a,, 80 ,,.x.,or
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

State Of Iowa.,
TamA county, rs:
To .inn Eliza Godfrey
You are hereby notified tina, there is now
OH 6le the Office Of the clerk IT the lis,ric,
Court If fama county, Iowa, a petition %!
John Go frey claiming Of you y divorce AMI
Thar nniass you appear the etc ard defend on
or before noon Vt the second day If the sep
temher term Of said court f,r the year A. u
loti5 being the next term Of $, id conr,. coli.
mencing on the third Nondav Of Se,aemhe
4. d. 1866, default win hs entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
Stamp WN. II. SFiVERS.
Attoru.y for plnia,iH
Printers fee $3.50 wal
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
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hereby notified NOT i.
,,a,i. Il mt. .Wa,ra,,
Il ,bi1jt sn" IL 500. dated
lstsolr - 1851 ant anp January ~
1866 Nlst !N7 r4r fen' msr,cst from date
All! ls.ued Is .F,ne>. " Wilkins said
" airln, faytf.e beet, l,.st or stolen.
,7n27N3 J. WILKINS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
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Printers fee $500

State Of Iowa,
Tama County, ass I'd
To George Weare.
You IRE hereby notified that there Il nav,
on file IN the office OF the clerk Of the district
court Of 7ama co"nty, Iowa, . petition a
Mary Jane Wears claiming Of you a divorce
aud that unless YOU appear thereto and de
fend on or befo; noon Of the second day #
the September term OF said court for the ear
A. u. 1865 being the next term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday Of Septem.
Der A. D. 1865 default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon.
Stamp. WM. II. STiVERS.
--- Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 wraps
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
WAi. II. SrivERS.
At,oru.y for pni,liH
y-n.ll
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SHERIFF S SAL +.

ny virtu" VI ere in. execution. aitcI ttr
18th lay Of July 4 D ftdi TO Inc drec e.a.
ieSu.d on, II the Office Of eel K Of The
istrict court OF ! nrt c"uatv, Siate ol
lowa.i, favor II Gotl-.b Wagner ;.ni ,gains.
~ rles StenAer and Sophia Sten!c M
judgement rendered by aid court ~ ,ht
! February term thereof \. ~ 1875 aga.n.' !,
said charles Slender and ,. lie .r.- ~.
| closure ag inr, sr,d dcfe. dan's who're
| ~as ordered aLjn ,gct aud cred tirsl IL
| follow ing described cal es a.e "~i
!N;rty "rr~s n,'rorhny I, G.rera" ~
,mrrry nF oftte rest nie # III" north
,nst g,"r,tr 1T s.rt;oa =" thirty ire (a2)
IL ; rnssip no eieAy .'"t (sD ss,t.'
= ,""J~ no N re'n (l3)
ives, If til. 9TH r. u, IL ramt county. Iowa
be sold, or go much thereof ~ is necessary /,
eai,sty rar Judge cent. i,tcrca, and 20
Now the, efo'e public notice Is hereby
ri. EN-, that have levied ulrn AID shah or
the 18Th day Of august \ i. 1859 bes ween,fe
hours uf y 0 clock A n and J 0 clock NJ
II .aid dew, ST.. e TO CONNIE &C Mt the h"u. ~
clock 4. VI n. The + on, door OF ths
Court House in 10 edo ,owa. in tic ceaniy
Of rama, otter and -ell to the hig',et ~ d
hest bidder. for cash. The above descri' ed
property. ar 40 much hereof ny is necessary
10 satisfy sad Judgement tor The sun Of II.
dollars and IS . nta. together with cost ard
al securing costs nn'ess the sane shatl be
sooner satisfied.
Juy 10, ls6a.
KNIGHT Ut XrrR
Sheriff OF rxm. Cum :, Iowa.
prin,ers fee $500 v1ElS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
lpIiCn

NOvJC@
Perrons having work 1t my Jewellery store
will please call for the same on or before the
10Th day Of next month. All persons in
dshsei tn ma bs hook Account or otherwise
win please call and settle the same BY the
shove date s2Sfas ~ frssssssFp,yses
t.aeo ed. tadt asyfs .saI. c. MILLER
Toledo Aug. Sd, 1863 $50 -.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
QrlScY III .Jnl, %.

There has been NJ ain eve, III,
II I'm bal and 81 J .serh railroad SINCE
last Monday, and il will he some a, x
before trains can run. The ira..k il
sunk, in seme places, on; vt sight, and
a number Of bridges are washed .w v
TIL. river at this point il ,spidl,
rising. and a, The pr-sen, rate will b.
on, Of i's banks in TWO days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
]. 5. $50.
+ n 1R D 8 i lies,
$3.50, 900. 600.

BY authority Of tho Secretary ofthe .T.ea-
sury, the undersigned the Oeueralt epb-
scription Agent for the sale Of United
States Securities, offers to the public The
third series Of Trsaausy Notes besr nj .sevee
an~ thrce-tenths rcr. cent. interest per
! auuum known "A the -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
U. 8. $50 Six per CO..:
Coid.BeaYing Bonds

These Rouds are COW worth handsome
pre- mium, and ars exempt, ~ are an the
Government Bonds, from Stose COMFY, ssd
Municipal tofasion. rhich s1ds FROM one 70
three per cent. pr aHnnm 10 th.ir ,ulpe. ac-
cording to the rate levied npon other pro.
perty. The interest is payable semi annual.
ly by coupons attached to each note, which
may he cut Of and sold 70 any bank ~
banker. - 1865
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
$50 LQAN.s

These notes are issued under lats Of
July -. 1865, andssrc payable three years
from that DAFT, In currency. or are con.
vertibie At the option Of the holder into
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

THURSDAY AUGUST 3, 1865.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

There are said 10 he thirty thousand
troops now in the Western Territories
distributed aiorg the several overland
routes, and at the yari us military posts
to keep the hostile Indian tribes in
check, ard protec, em,gr ln's, travellers
and The mail and telegraph lines.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

WI II S',vERS
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

Was.,iSar.N, .Jnl %
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

On the moving fJn,e II thecan
non Z. 81. Angelo AM. II q, d lie b..
ginning Il! the ws,'ie,h yes, 1t the
reign of p pc i.t,- TX Only seven nf
the 258 pnpes who have occupied the
char Of ST. Pete: have had greater
or az eqaa. duration Of power,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
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Printers fee $500
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

A grand Horse Fair viii he he'll at
Marshallionn, August Solh and Sit,
for he exhibition If ,ro,ting, walking
and rarklng horses A premium Of
one hundred dollars j. off.,ed t. he
tastes, ,ro''rr. The p, Il If ~ Far
vi! @ TO II, s !ie,s' Orphans. II me
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAISTNG UNCLAIMED IN
tt~ Past-0aics az Evansville, stats Of Indians
ID dsy Of January, 1854
E<s- Ts obtain any Of thess lssters, the sPpli-
cat must cali for " s6-s-tsssi ieters." give the
date Of this list, and pay csat for aaysrttslnS
so I aa1 called for wifhiErons r>au9zs they vii
b. sent 10 the d-Estfar 0fnce-
FREE DELIVERY Of letters BY curriers'. Al tbs
rssilo-rrs Of (fn the larger citiesi, may b
SECURED by observing tbs folluEing RULES.
J. DIRECT letters plainly 70 the street. and
BussesT. IS wsll sa the rcsf~o1ice and state
2 HEAD letters With the writer's pesi-esise
and Saase. atrsrt and snEzatsTs sigu them plainly
with full name, and request tns& answers be
directed secordiagiF. .a
,. Letters 70 Strangers Or transient visitors u
a town or city, whose special address may Be an
known, should be marked, il the lower Kirkland
coruer with the word $ Transient.'s
4. Piece the postaes-sszmp on the wpPT rsgst-
aud corner, and lsars space between the stamps
and dfracfi0a fer Post-rssTkfsg without iRterfeE-
Ing With the Writing
NB-A REQUEST Tor the RETURN Of a iet-
ter IL the writer, Il unclaimed within thirty DAYS
or les, written or printed With the writers
unnse possgc4 and Ssate, across the icit hand end
Of The envelope on the face eide VIII be complied
/ with az tha usual pFsFaid rate Of postage, pRys
i BE whsa the letter IS delivered 70 the writer
! sxc -. Law or tSsS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

GUERRILLAs AT WEST PoIET.-For
some time past, says the Louisville Jour
nal, number of guerrillas, under Ben.
Wigginton, have been in the habit Of
coming into West Point, at the mouth
Of Salt River, and conducting them
selves in manner far from being agree
able TO the residents of the place. A
few days since the citizens obtained
arms, and they determined to submit no
longer to the outrages Of the CStlaws.
On Thursday some of Walker Taylors
men we're in West Point, and they adj
vised the citizens to make war upon
Wigginton and his band, promising
that they would not interfere in the
quarrel On Friday Wigginton and two
Of his associates entered the town,
when they were fred upon BY the ci,i-
gems. The scoundrels abandoned their
horses aud fed on foot Two Of them
we're wounded--both quite severely
but they managed to make their escape
The citizens wish it 10 be distinctly nn-
dsrstood that they will make var upon
all guerrilas that visit their town. They
will also take measures 70 bring all OF
those 70 Justice who aid the outlaws in
their work Of plumber by harboring
them and giving them information.
They ask the support Of the military
authorities in the work, aud We trust
that this appeal will no. pass unnotieed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

fsPILEPTIC FITs CAN BIZ CUsED-DR
II LockroN having become snaineutly success
ful Ia curing this tsrribs msiady Invites al sim
Harry sfIcssd cali send for circulars Of refer
snca aud testimonials Of cases cured o. from
to iwauty-four years standing. lie deyotes his
atssBtion especially 10 diseases Of the Cersbr0-
SPINAL Axis. or Nervous System, and solicits an
lssssfigation Of biz claim % public confidence.
be may - consulted at bis private residence,
Ne. ~ West 4zd Street daily, from 10 A. =. until
aF ~. cEcsgi saturday sBd Sunday. Address ell
Is4fsrs 70 DE. Y. D. LOCKEoW ,carsof y. o Boz
sils, New Sork- dece0-dAW3m
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL YIEW ~ MARRIAGE.
y Containing nearly - pages and 10 ens
Plates and EngTavines q the Anatomy q tbs
Haman Organs il stats Of Health and Disease,
With = Treatise On Eariy Errors, is dsrlorabis
conssqUsnces upon the mind and body With the
Authors plan Of trsatmeBf-fbe only rational and
successful mode o. cure shown b. the report Of
nases cured. A truthful adviser 70 the married,
and these contemplating marriage, who sntertain
doubts Of tn II physical condition Sent free Of
postage 70 any address, on receipt Of twenty i've
cents 10 stamps postal currency, By Addressing
Or LA CEOfx, 30. 81 Maiden Lane, Afbaay, n.
z The author nay be consulted upon s5y Of the
ffsease. Of 1hieb hls book trsats. either person
ais cr By natl and medicines sent 70 any part Of
the World dsc1O-6kw8m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
accommodating.


From this there has been paid
bouniies Of $500 each to one hundred
men, equal to $4,000, leaving in the
hands Of Mr.. Bisch s3,92e. We regret
to learn that many citizens Of Pigeon
Township, outside the city, are standing
back, under the impression that the
quota will be filed, and that they are
not interested in the payment Of the
$50 required, or whatever the sam
may be-
These men are deeeiving themselves,
as the law is such that the city can GIL
her quota, aud the township outside the
city be subjected to the draft
Lett be distinctly remembered that
those who do not pay the policy for sx-
emption, as fixed by the committees,
will receive no bounty If drafted
+" Be wise Ia time
lis dangerous to delay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

HorrL THIKvIxa AND IT'S CoEsE-
arErcxs- Charles st. Clair, Miehaei
RYAN and John Downs, the former hall
ing from Cincinnati, the second from tue
&" gem of the ocean. and At present
cosmopolitan, the latter from St. Louis,
vero detected on Friday night last max
inc themselves free with the wardrobe
Of Frank Dougherty, an attschs Of lie
Washington Hotel, whom they had re-
lieved Of divers aud sundry articles such
as pAntaloons, filthy lucre in the form of
greenbacks, ct setersy, to the esti-
mated amount OF seventy some odd dol
lars
Field Marshal Tenyoorde aud his STAFF
lighted down on them " like a cat Gu a
saucer Of new milk or hawk on a
june bug, and introduced them to the
matutinal lsvee Of that renowned dispen
sator of justice, Esquire Walker, who
after a careful investigation Of the case
and learned dissertation on the rightl
of neun and tutn, bensvolently con
signed them to the Inequalities Of LORI
High Sheriff Early, who viii afford then
entertainment and lodging until the
can command the sum Of $500 each, 0
uniil the Grand Jury and twelve otae
men shall decide on their case.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

THE FAIR To-SIsHr.-of course it is
scarcely necessary for US to remind our
readers that the Fair given by the ladies
Of the Episcopal Church, for the purpose
of raising money to aid in the erection
OF a new parsonage, opens tonight ct
Mozart Hall a-a
The object is worthy one, the pre-
perations of the most general and liberal
character, the articles for sale will be Of
elegant style and of the greatest utility,
aud the whole affair will be conducted
on the most liberal principles. The -
mission fee to the hall will only be twenty
cents
We predict great crowd and shs
most gratifying success
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

sE- 1t is said that W. r. MeKeen, Of
Terre Haute, is to be elected one of the
Sinking Fund Commissioners
We know no man in the State better
fitted for the position or more worthy Of
the honor it would confer.
Of spotless integrity, ripe experience
in financial : mattsrA Mr.. -McKssa
would bring into the administration o.
the affairs of the Office that energy, ga
gacity and sound judgment which would
greatly sabserve the interests Of the
State. Ef
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

sasg- The TeFre Haute Journal says:
I've presume it is generally known that
experiments are being tried for coal oil
wells in the vicinity of Clinton Looks, .
few miles north of the city, with great
prospects for the most complete success
of the enterprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

KAthair0n is from the Greek v'ri "Kathro,' o.
''KatAAiro," slgniiying 20 clear relnvlHate and
rsstorr. This article Is what 80 name siznihss.
For preserving, restoring aud bsauii3ing the
human hair Il Is the most remarkable preparation
% the world. II il again owned aud put up b.
the original proprietor, aud ls nov made With the
same care, skiu and sttention Whieh gavs " .
sale Of over che million bottles per annun-
Itiss meet delightful Hair Dressing.
IL Candidates scurf and dAzdrun.
II keeps the bead cool aud clean.
j. makes the hair. rich, son aud glossy.
Il prevents the hair nom lAiling 90 and turn.
iuE gray.
u restores hair upon bald heada
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
had ofhAir shoald sss Lyons Kaihairen. Il Is
known and = I'd throughout ths civilized world.
Soid ~ all respectable dealers
DEMAs BARNES CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
Real Estate For s lie.

4 WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
Il CHEAP. 10 Wit
/ Isres House With 10 rooms, near Main street
2. Two lasgs Brick ifeu Is, opposite Butts Head.
Large frame aHd SIX lots, Bsar the city.
4. Three good Houses On nn street.
b Brick H0use Or Sycamore, bet 81 and 4fli sts.
g. TwolarRe houses on DiVi. ION street.
T. H0nse and f0ur lots IN Elii0ft's Enlargement.
II ,uss aud four lots In 3oodsei's Enlsrgeueot.
. Frama Hoass near Railr I'D Machine shops.
TO- One stoi Hosss 90 Third street.
n. Large Frame on Lest street.
L. Hq 81 and business Lot cor. Locust and sth
Is. six Lots n block ., Eastern Enlargement.
IA. several handsome residences and tracts Of land
10 strinRtOWn
10 Six y-six acres within \ mile Of Evansville
10. 240 ares within half miis Of Granville.
II. Tires sores adjoining tie city.
10. "a acres near Oak I'LL Crmsiery.
10 1b5k acrsa, with large Hon e, near the city.
o.. 50 ares 10 cleared, Within miles d the city
a 20 ser-s IN Pos > county, good land.
p. 600 acres IN Wa ries county.
g. very haads fas residence In Boonville, with
81 OF II acres attaeksd.
a. graf variety d Building Lots Ia every part
81 the city
e. Large Brick gouse 10 Youugiovs'a Kalarg nat
a. j sin exchange the lands ia Posey and
Waffiek counties for city property.
The abOy embraees ono % the fssst lists sysl
oHsfsd IL Evansville. Fer particulars call At tbs
Provost MarshaPa ei4cs EvausVilis. Ind.
ALyAH JOHNSON,
dec29- II real Estate Agent.
EEW FRAME H0UsE,JUsT COMPLETED
= con iuiuR eight rooms Q tiisi pantry. clothes
fooas and bEih room, with good cellar, large Gle
tern. carriage house, wood aud coach sheds, sita
at Cd GA iour good sized lots, within ten minutes
walk u tho Postofice. Also, = ten acre lot O
groHud, within one iHlls ~ The Court House.
Apply to WIN II. Wood, corner Main and Thifg
streets doe2s-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEH THAT 1,
~ william q. Bosgple. Collector u the city Il
Evansville, between the hours Of and u o'clocK
:. NJ. and aaa o'clock y. M, On
WEDNESDAY, TIE sh or FEBRUARY, 1880,
VIII teil at public auctiou AZ the door Of the
Court Honse IN ths City q Evansville, Indiana,
the following lots, parts Of Tots, and parcels 81
real estate and improvements, afsesaed for the pay
msuf 81 cts taxes for the year 1888, due from the
owners thereof - The city Of Eyansvills-aaid
taxes being nov dus aud uupaid-aBd for the costs
Of said sale; aDd that the said sale viii b. con.
finusf on tie neat day thereafter, via: on Thurs
day, the 9th day VI February, 1866, a. o'clock
p NJ a. the door ofthe Coufi Rouse 10 Evansville,
for the purpose u selling such pfOpsrty may
have been soid on the day first shove msntioneoi
aid not paid for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
:ousrr FuAp.--A new impsla.

TaE BoUSTY FuxD.--A new impetus
has been given to the payment Of poll.
cics Of insurance against the draft
within the last few days, and enlist
ments continue favorable The follow
ing was the condition of the fund last
evening at six o'clock, and was rapidly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

THANKs-We are indebted to Hons
Henry S. Lane and Geo. q. Yeaman for
copies of their speeches in favor Of
amending the Constitution of the uuitea
States so as to forever abolish slavery
within its jurisdiction. We regret til at
want of space torbids us publishing
both speeches in full.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

Assault AND BATrERY.--Two cases OF
ASSAULT aud battery were properly dis
posed Of, as we presume, BY Justice Slin-
son. Argus eyed justice is vindieating
herself in this region, and evil doors
should quake with terror
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

PERsoxAL-Goy. Morton left for Gin
cinnati yesterday morning to meet the
Indiana regiments with the I'D Corps,
which will pass through that city today
and tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-The Vncennes
Sun Of Friday, under this head, says
"a man calling himself Dr. Randell vas
arrested in our city OF Tuesday, By Mar
shal Donovan, a. the instance of two
Government officers, who claim that the
arrested party has been guilty of serious
.ofsnses in Greene and adjoining eoun-
ties Among ether things be is charged
with having passed himself as the ex-
ausining surgeon of the enrolling board
at Terre Haute, in various localities,
aud, in this character, having sold ex-
emptioa certificates TO quite number
of persons in the rural districts, at
prices ranging from 500 TO $500. He
is also charged with having perpesrsted
divers and sundry other swindles, get
ting large sums of money under ali
kiads of prstencss Bigamy or poly
gauy is among the other offences
against him.
We have heard that 9 heavy reward
was offered for DR.. Rs arrest BY the Pro
sost Marshal at Tsrre Hsnte. He was
taken to that point on Wednesday in
the custody of two officers. and, Who, it
is said, have been on his track for some
time 1i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
J. S NIT rs
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
g o.8 SECOND st,

CHIETs NADE TO ORDER FRoM srEAs-
- zrue1t Enf 81 warranted stocE .
fs@ay made shirts and Collars slw1yson hass, and
81 prizes that will suit ths pnrchsssr Tuckfas
sAifv, sticking BosoHlsY &c, dsns With neatnsSs
ard csspstch
Thankful for past isyOrs tes subsoFibez rsspeet
feny solieits . coutuaocs q - pstyouass -
hssreliJ bestowed or The pass Sc yslss.
oosz1 j. aMIZ8.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

PICKED Ur.-A man who enlisted in
this city day or two ago was reeog-
nized as a rebel spy and is now in the
guard-house, with an excellent prospect
Of being shot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

TIE l5TH, l7rH ASD 2SD ARxT cOHrs.
Persons sending letters to friends in
either of the above Army Corps should
address them via Washington City.