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BY A BOY eF SIXTEEN.
There are hearts with hope still beating.
In our pleasant northern home,
Waiting, watching for the footsteps,
That may never, never come
In southern prisons piniHg,
Meager, tattered, pale and gaunt,
Growing weaker weaker daily,
From pinching cold and want.
Here brothers, sons and husbands,
Poor and hopeless eaptiyes lie.
o We, who vet can save them,
viii you leave them here to die
From ont prieon gate,
There's a graveyard close at hand
Where lie ten thousand Union men,
Beneath the Georgia SAND.
Scores on scores are laid beside them,
As day succeeds to day,
And thus it ever viii be,
Till they all shall pass away;
And the last viii say, when dying,
With uptarn and glazing eye,
Both love and Faith are dead at home.
They have left US here to die.
ANDERsoNYiLLE, GA.
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DR. q. =. HARRY.

Respectfully .enders his professional services to the
citizens of Bedford and vicinity Office and residence on
Pitt Street building formerly occupied By DrJ H.
Hoius.
April l, ls64-tf.
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ofessona services to the citizens Of Bedford and VI
nifty. Office Juliana Street opposite the Bank one
door north of Hall & Palmer's office.
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JOHN LGTz,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Regularly licensed agent for the collection Of Govern
roI, attention TO ali business entrusted to dis care
Office with J. R. Durborrow, Esq, Juhana Street
Bedford Pa.
August 18th. ls64.-tE
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AND
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The American Publishers continue to reprint the above
named periodicals. but the cost Of printing has doubled
and the price of paper nearly ebsed they are compelled
to advance their terms as follows:
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The HIGHT OF THE ATNosPHERE.-Th received
opinion is that its upper surface-f it has surface
cannot be nearer to us than fifty, nor more re-
mote than FIVE hundred miles. But it is impossible
to fix any precise limit, by reason of its growing
tenuiy, as it is released from the pressure of Its
own superintendent mass. 1t is something to
know that more than three-fourths of the atmos-
phere is below the level of the highest mountains =
The other fourth is rari6ed and expanded, in con-
sequence of the diminished pressure, until the
hight of many miles be attained From the reaec-
ton of the SUMS rays after he has set before he
rises above the horizon, it is calculated that the up
per fourth part must extend at least forty or forty
FIVE miles higher. Sir John Herschel has shown
that at the hight of eighty ninety miles, there is
a vacuum far more complete than any which we
can prodnce by any airpump. In 1888, a meteor,
computed to be half mile in diameter and fifty
miles from the earth, was heard to explode. AS
sound cannot travel through vacuum, 1t was infer
red that the explosion took place within the limits
of the atmosphere. Herschel thence concludes
that the aerial ocean is at least fifty miles deep.
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JNo. MOWER
ATTORNEY ArLAw.
JOSEPH w. TATE

BEDFoRD, pa
AiriI !, IS64.-tE
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RoYAL MARRIAGE.-The following statement ap-
peared in the last number of the English Church
man
''The hand of the Princess Mary of Cambridge
was sought by peer of Great Britain. The Royal
Marriage Act however; stood in the way, 1t is true
that it is in the power of the Qneen to remove
all obstacles by her consent. This, we regret
to learn, was refused. If it is necessary to
preserve the throne of these realms as an object of
competition for the ilustrous race of the SAKE, Co.
bourgs, by all means letit be done but since the
Princess Mary or any children of hers, could hard
y by any possibility succeed to that station, the re-
fusal is utterly without excuse and deeply do
gret that her Majesty should have been advised to
withhold her majesty should have been advised to
withhold her consent However, consent or no, in
the presence of God, and with the blessings of the
Church, the Princess Mary. as hear, has assert
ed her own rights. and the marriage has taken
place
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Terms for 1865.

These works viii be printed on q greatly improved
quality Of paper and while nearly al American Period
eas are either advanced in price reduced IN szeand
very generally bothwe shall coatnue to give faithful
copies Of an the matter contained in the original editions
Hence our present prices viii be found cheap for the
amount Of matter furnished as those Of any Of the
peting periodicals in the country
Compared with the of the original editions which
a. the present premium gold would be about slo0
year. our prices t$5) exceedingly low Add 70 this
the fact that we make annual payments 10 the British
Publishers for early sheets and copyright in GoidSl
costing lis at this time nearly $3.50 in cnrreneyand we
trust that in the scale have adopted shall be entire
y justified BY our subscribers and the reading public
The interest Of these Periodicals to American readers Is
rather increased than diminished by the articles they
tain on our great Civil War; and though sometimes ting
ed with prejudice they may still considering their great
ability and the different stand points from which they are
written read and studied with advantage by the peo
pie Of this country Of every creed and party.
LEONARD SCOTT Il Co. Publishers,
No. IS Walker Street, Naw York.
Jan 81 1865.
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The 0RIGIs OF PETRoLEUN.-The have been
great many theories accounting for the existence of
petroleum in the bowels of the earth, all Of them
more or less ingenious and apparently correct de-
ductions from the results of research but Inquiry
has generally shown their falsity. The last theory
has show of its side, and presented by
a contributor to the Pittsburg Commercial He says
that all geologists agree that bitumiuous coal
has been formed from the prostrated forests Of an
age long past. We find that, by putting this
bituuminous coal in retort, we can obtain the
same general character of product as by striking
well at OIL City What is left in the retort, after
the oil is taken out, is a species of coke.
Arguing from these well-known and acknowledge
ed facts, he arrived at the conclusion that what man
has attempted to do ia cast-iron retort an allw
Providence has more efectually done by the opera
tons of His laws in nature ; and that the anthra-
cite coal fields in our own lands, and other lands
are simply what remains in this laboratory of nature
after, by the application of heat below and pres
sure above the oil and grease have been driven else
where. ~
The oil thus pressed out has trickled through the
ereyices Of the rocks below these now anthracite,
but once bituminous coal fields, and we find it toda
in the pools and creyces of our different oil regions
The anthracite coal which remains answers to our
coke. We use it for the same purpose, for melting
ores in furnaces, and for melting iron in foundry Gu
polas the great difference being that it is vastly SUI
peror in quality, fact not to be wondered at when
we remember the laboratory in which it was made
and the all seeing eye that supernends its produc-
tion This thing is worthy of attention not only be-
cause it may unvel the mysteries of the chemistry
of the earth, but also if correct it viii solve one or
two other interesting questions concerning internal
heat, 6e., which viii SO much cause the advance Of
science.
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
OF THE
HOPEWELL OIL COMPANY.

cnnltaI-s2oa.oOa shares-2Uo. 600. Par Yaue. 81 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
New York Markets.
view Toas.. saa. :.

" Nsw fcax. . aas g.
uGOTToS-DulI and Iowsr at 4le toe uniadiisg,
NL.0UR-Q aIsts wfthousdsesded shssgs So go
Nps3sf for extra State; s59sT % for extra round
Hcop Ohio o5Ss . Tor trade brands, the mar
VIII Kr-Firm-r as 025ze32 o5 for wsafsra,
n WHEAT-Dui and drooping. Amber Mich.
fsrm,, a6d whiis western. III. 3kss @EA
RYE-Qulet 81 sss. s...
RARuRY-pul d FAAa -
= ooRRs-euist wlthouE doci5 q ehsSes 10 s0Nese
loF uessaad mixsa Wsst~ra, $50 % aea soS95 soE
oAT@--Eisavy aDd lawsr.9 Is eTasss f5r Wet :
err. sales Is 600 husbs Of Wsstsra 81 sellers
optioBs on 20 DAYS, Of &zb-. ..atasa
oFFEE-oui-t hut arm
sUG R--FiEm A. lo9$ 9lIc for Cuba &uscavadr.
PgFRpIEUM--o aiss at saJ<s Coz crude; SOC
for " fnfd in boad and TIC Tor frsa.
. WOOL ual fes faszss8 taa a~t t-a#
PURK-Firmer bat aot setivs At 81 e2,S47S Is
To- new mes. oi0stnz 81 . IS. ersh, ~ 5o12f IS
for q aud r6&sda.. ca aud rpsvsar way, closing
- 90 ~ prlmsa Eassa. Also ! 500 hbIs Of rev
ess for Jans. July ana August, at sellers optlon,
- - s0sR97 50 tsHa7H# E = tsa'
BEKf-shsa~sstts-a ~ los1a for plain mesa.
and I2o7is Tor extra naesa. -
BESF HA Ms-Quiat AZ % e09ET so
cU1 sfEATs-Unehspgsd y af45< fer Shout
I asrs and I4e9lsc fsF-k8mmsz
: B ACON-Uum bsrland sat 1s5xa-
eLARp-Highsr saa Rood deaa ID at ls3k 8te5<-
RuTTKR-Fair demand 81 9o9S0c Tor ohio &ad
2Ss@33c for Stats.
oHKEsE-ouist at sglee. ii &8k 8 !
6oTD-IsTss9s - 4 a. aaassB kasass So e..
MOSET-kSsy Al 6ess per csnt>-zupEly large.
STERLlSG-Fair reSuaat az i05s4tt l07&-
CONVENIENT sTocKs-B.thsrd rmsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
CITY NOTICES.
An Ordinance.

-. =. -. - !. -
An ORDINANCE torpEnists and license Favsrns,
Cog@s Houses, Ne atAafAntss Drinking saioonns
Aad All other places where tntoxies ting Liquors
are SOLD 70 DO lnee or consumed en- me pfeuAisea.
Passed June Akhf Iabn ss5.ss4
Sac. 1: DO ~ Ordained by the Common Council
OF the city OF kvanavle, that y shall not be law
hai for any person or per ons whomsoeyer, within
the corporate limits % the city Of Evansvills 70
sell OF barter any spurious, vnaus or malt liquor,
or any intoxicating liquor whatever, whore the
same 10 10 D. used or eonsuned As a osSsnase. m
ths house where sold, OF In any out-heuse, yard
garden or promises belonging 20 or CONNECTED
Herewith, without Asst procpFip Ef IRON the Ooma
mOa Council OF ssid city license 80 60 do
$50. 2. Any person or persons wishing 70 OBJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
AUCTION.


HTILL BE SOLD AT RBBLD EAUcfIoS.
w a VIE Wharf boat ~ Hall a Rudds Evans
w89H, Iaa.r On Saturday, July LEI, lse5n he Ball
sod Hschiu-ry Of the stssnAeet Katie. - she lies
hew-a wrsck-ou DiAmond 1slands twenty ssE~a.
miles hsloN ExansFiile. Id SAs Ereck lies -
'fhme4e@4N Be entirely DRY ct saw waters In sshs
Ohio river has tEo bciisrs-dve 6aod. a1d kEo
engines, twelve inches In disnnwtsr aud Ter fsst
sfrnkas al heK nash snerJ wAa eattEety na~s and
her bull ~ - bHE litfss int1red D. abe Sta Esag.
y ThnAnif and msmnhinarF Mah ha sod o. JalF
LAT. 1885 ~ the bs1set q whom Il may eosesrn,
10 kAia hi ha4e hl6Aer, FIR cash amAs Fpaiaessa
rys1-Sot EIRAA &. H1ZLETT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
80 - 80 = 80 =
River wNeWs.,

since the rain yeFtsrday the weather has been
''sa more sulaEt t9Aabefcsalwita laSmo'pasfafl
more rain.
Ts river continues to fall steadily. with
prospsst Of extreme low water 70 very short
ti~s. III sI145M IN1GA.A "a
The arrivals since cur last report was made up
comprise tho Rsusatpoks 81. Leuis 10 eincinnati :;
Ruth, Louisviils 20 New Orlsau.i j. n. Hoyle,
Bowling Grssnatq E,oPlaslllp IL Eeay Fraaklla,
Nashvlils to Cincinnati; Robert Burns, cinein-
nasi to Msmphis Fsppls 9ilbsrtAnd ESK. pupsf
ksrsoa, ardgs fissa "A hvABsvill@ w
The Ruth arrived from Louisviile about 10
O'Clock. drawing about six fsst. add With . fair
cabin list. She takes immenss amount -
freight from this piece, and expected to lsssa
about midnight.
rAs Superior Isft about o'clock, With Wry
nice trip. sa4 looking very anss ..ssgS a I ~
The Nsugstutk And Lady Franxiin wsrs q IN.
parativsfS light and aha HDyls extremely So.
A salt boat, With sTb bills Of salt, vas SINK ~
shs Iswsr end Of Hall 4 Rodd's wheEfkaat yts-
tssdsy. b. thsadsh b6Eag bl6Nh AeaInMf it.s - )
The ,. p. webb lsft iaat evening for Nashville,
~. So rxkss I,s.sa 2ol siisab yss..r.
dag sornisg at 4o'eloek, and dispharEsd $50 bales
e6 cotton, which Brown a paSkefssn -aaut for
ward yesterday By tbs great Cotton RHprsss;
The grand II 90 sah Re ~ sblshdiA pAskss
fer Cairo az O'Clock this afternoon. She has
nrst class passenger accom- aodstioaa. and her
snsesrs-Capt v Throop. With bis eisI Ks Dunn
and sorsnson e ss ri s'aot md sn.bIe gentle.
nsu - ever sshasesA zssssst. ttiae. eEpri-
eBosd, careful aud aooprats.
The sAueY Li,l,s orsy Ia 10 wiii BE- thsr sniar
LOuisviiis and Hsnasrson4 pAikst to-day. Der
semmandsrats that asxpsrieneed boatman and
clever gsnGIaAah. wss whislbN !. rhila Frank
BanksmithsS ssEaaa fAvofiaa with ths public. 10
her eourtsous p4sasH ksF elerhsaud bucs Mnfriii-.
Who IL uariyAiIsd IL u " Looks after freight.
The sam Orr had a good trip In from the Gums
bsrIAnd Thursday 4aTkhti ashe returns ~ Nash
willie this svssipE asa - fsasfkably fast and
veil oniesrsd. astas e@
The wild 81. Patrick will be down Tomorrow
evening, on route TO Memphis. Passengers LETT
ever to.daywiif ana the Faint sreAily elegant
Osaft, with adu T. able passenger accommodations.
Mer commander IL That whole .souisd aud aecqmy
plshsd Gsntlsnahsz nnps n Geo 40. Rsfss hxreat
Ayorils with tina travelling public, Mr.. Bruce
Aivord. plsssspf .spd attentive youpg gentle.
man. does the honorn o. the Office.
The Golden KagIs for Msmphis. aud the Peg
soAA Ana Indiana for New ORLEANS, among the
eIst eos.. aas esrsL xzas 50 80 :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
oFFICE AND REsIDESCE:s
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TEaTIMnHIAI.

. OTSofsSATI, o., March. n, 1894.
This ts 10 certify that We, ths nadsrslgus4t iaaxe
besn intimately acluAintsd With 8 y BoTntpn
M D., for aoout eight ysars. Baf&ng the last six
years be has been engaged In a lusrasiev aud sac
eessfui practice Of MedieiUe ia this city. He
leaves here on account Of I'll health.
We take great pisssurs Ia recommending hin,
both socially and PROFESSIONALLY, . EsBtleman Of
exeslisnt morals, and occupying prominent po-
sition among the Physicians Of our city. aud hope
be may succeed - we'll elss sheEs - he has done
With as z. FREEMAN, N. D.,
Professor Of Surgery ia Eclestie Medical Inssi-
tute, Cincina atf, o.
- JOHN NJ soupDER, n. d.
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of Medi-
cine IN the Z. II Institute =
.4ea II. d. GARRISON, ND
Late Professor Of Chemistrys and Phyeioltxy IN
ths shove Medical Institute. decI0-6n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
THE VERYztATEST
&c z LEG II APP H.


WAEHIxG1ox, June-s.-Ths conspiracy
trial will close its testimony en- Eriesy.
Davis viii not pc tried ont Of The Dis
trict ag4s-s - $3.50 s
Gen. Palmer,a Of Kentucky, 10 sfili
here. The negroes Introduced b. him
have received no satisfaction.
The SoRthern delegation are pleased
with President Johns0n. I'll "a A-El&
Public Business, which vas suspended
on account OF the review os the 9Th
Corps, WIS resumed today at I O clock.
John Wilson's chances 70 succeed
Secretary Harrington are improving.
" q y gen. Grant IN new ! ork.
NEW YoRE, June s-The morning pa
pers devote much space 10 the account
Of the reception Of Gen Grant yestar-
day and the meeting At the Cooper In
stitute in the evening". The crowd 1t
the Aston House during the day was
very large, and two receptions were
held, at whieh gthere was much hand
shaking. There were about thirty guests
present at the dinner where Moses H
Grinnel presided. Gen. Grant begged
tosbeexcused from responding to q toast
mis- honor
AEthe meeting 81 the Cooper institute
several prominent politicians attempted
to make speeches, but the audience re-
fused to listen TO Them until General
Grant had been presented 70 them.
When the General came upon the stand
the gTeatest enthusiasm was manifested.
Speeches were then made BY Messrs.
lGrinnell and d. : Dickinson, and BY
Generals Blair and Logan.
Gen. Blair spoke Of the object for
which the meeting had been called. 1t
ives for the pa-pose Of endorsing the
sdministration of President johnson,
and assured tke5Audienes of his hearty
approval Of the proclamation. He had
! rot met any man who had made any
opposition to the present course
- Gen. Logan said the rebellion was
ended, slavery was forever dead, and the
power Of the Government was felt and
understood both at home aud abroad.
On the qaesion Of reconstruetion he
| die. mot agree with those who thought
I that the. fehek States Should be consid-
cred terFitmiss The suPpressioB Of The
lfeheliion did not obliterate the States.
tie wanted 90 see JED. Davis and the
leaders Of the rebellion tried for treason
aud punished as traitors. The question
/ Of the right Of suffrage should be deci-
dsd by the States wherever loyal govern
mentss have been established. He
thought indemnity should be demanded
from England sfor the destruction of
properly By The Alabama and other pi.
rates, aud collected by force, il pecessa.
ry.f be believed in The. enforcement of
the Monros doctrine, bat was opposed to
all fllib ustering aud emigration schemes
= About midnight Gen, Sherman was
serenaded at the Aster House, He left
! this morning for the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

NEW 0RLEANs, June 9-It ia report
ed that Gen. Kirby Smith has gone to
Mexico, to make Il his future home.
Gen. Wells has appointed o. G. Burke
Mayor of Atlanta, until the return of
Mayor G. Kennedy. %
] The rebellion broke out at San Miguel
Nay 10th. The rebels are taking pos.
session Of public property without re-
asistariee. An army Of 5000 loyal Al.
gions was raised in three days, aud, if
abe papers state the truth, there is a gem
eral manifestation Of condolences 10
Dumas's Government ssss .sstsll1a 9 :
! The announcement ofsthe assessing.
ltfon of President Lincoln, caused pro.
found sensation and horror 10 San Sab
Yador. .g.s. -. q
The latest adviees from Guasamala,
announce the election Of Sr. Mannisere
Cenia President Of ;he republic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

NEW aYoRK, June 9-The Nassau
AGssdFdidn of the 9th alt hAs-the fol.
lowing; papers of later date have no
retereRce tosthe mztter muEaakI
- %&k ISAQUA, May ~. y
TO the Editor Of the Nassau Guardian:
There he's been an awful outrage com
united of these islands which | have
not yet seeR,ia print The pirate Parr,
who captured the Chesapeake, out of
New York harbor, and also the Roanoke,
from Cuba, has made his appearance of
here. He bosrded the bark Lizzie, from
Cuba, set her on Ere and left her, telling
the Captain that he intended to burn a
thousand before the war was over,
leaving these poor Wretches TO save
themselves IN small boats. Il is thought
be set her on Ere with a kind Of Huid
vhicHhe bad 10 phial IL spread from
stem to stern, burning the same on the
water as on dry land. Some of them
had 70 leap overheard to keep out Of its
haascs ~~ '8 tsas
The pirate sailed frGsm here, and
about s o'clock canons we're heard
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
LAW.
MEnICAI..
S. w. RoYnton. M. n..

+ ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
Ia permanent resident Of Evansville, osers
his professional services to the citizens Of this
esEy and vicinity. From his extensive sxperienee
I'm the Hospital aud general practice o. Mealcine
AID sHrgsTy lie the former city, he ssels oaadsni
OF his abb itT 70 care many eases which have re-
ststcd "a sasuzi modes u treatment.
So Particular attention given 70 the treaslnenf
Of Chronic Diseases, aud those peculiar 10 the
climate, sneh As Fever aud AgHs, Bilious Fever,
A..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
HOME INTERESTS.

To PsIacIANs.-If ypu wish to lpsrehAss pure
Drugs. Medicines. and chsHieais &c . small nd
vance on Eastern prices, 50 and examine K@s~a
a wHrx's noeS, where yOu VIII nnd svszg srti-
Gle that Is ussdsd By the psOssssisns snd Is prees
witch cannot sAa 20 give saeiEiAction- TAsiS
store ID at Re. s. data Stzess. nay4d&ws
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
Notioalto O1ntractors. ! :

rVNRR coMMoN ooUNCIEoF FHE-CfTY OF
H. kvansvsia It'll reQsiNs proposals sanl June
sesA. lsss. scs grazing aud paving tbs following
alleys. Wis:
The aiieyr situate between First and. water
aareass, aud extNhding from Che4tnut 20 Cherry.
Tha alloy situate between Thlrd aud Fourth
STREETS, and extendifG rom shoQnaA sa syNAlwuk.i
Fha allsy situate kstwesa Hecond aud Third
streets, and ssnding ffom walGut 10 tss ste az,
and ths ally sitais setFesnA Eaeust and RgAisnt
streets asd sxrending from Sax b 10 ssv ngbs
Ala. for grading tAs alley situate betwtsu Clark
00A Lest ssrsets, and extending frceA ATnlsA ~
. Eenrth street. sMnaEk
b. order Of tn, cOmnoa Council. s-..,s ),
A. NJ. MeGRrFP, cfeSk. 8
City Clerks once. June :. 1885, = ga = So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

Health for the soIdter.-Fer phat ~isO1
dies from the sftels 81 Tbs bullet, ten perish
.frem exposure to damp and night air. Small
doses Of HoLLowAY'ss RI LIS. ktaksdasSsrS
otter tight, wslsorrsct alsaiaerdera % the taver
and stomach, purify the blood, aud insure utd
health to sill who use shsm.l II shsF sdsr q shis
"nosios cannot gct box OF Pills OF Ointment
fram the Drug Store ia hts piace. bot him write 20
me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing ths amount, and
will mail box free Of expense, May dealers
will net keep ny usdicinas on hand because thsy
eAnnat make o. much prons as oa other psrsouaS
make. S. cents. % cents, and 81 80 per box Or
pot. Soldiers. supply yourselves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
sFttoSffs at sabine PASS surrendered.

W4sHIxGTox, Jane "a letter in the
Star from IT'S correspondent on board
1pe .UA'ed States Steamer Pepguinia
cd Sabine Pass, dared May l7th, says )
- Tbs iorts at Sabine Pass, Texas, have
surrendered to the United States steam.
err 0@ssso. The American flag was
hoisted over the works at four O'Clock,
l, NJ We expect that Galveston will
surren der tomorrow. hss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
CARPENTER.
SALOON

A Change--st,s Nicholas saloon.
r,AM. aRAMMAM HAS AGAIN TAKEH
y eharEs Of tAs C.. Nieholss Saloon snd viii pus
n In AEvt rata order with ell posalble Dispatch.
ma Nnsgt Ezznofs VIII Re kept IN tbs bar aud
- blIfisrd RahAsBswfll cCcnpy the seccpd neor.
La era MISSES Mn4 customers ara invited % call
~ - -. 49, -N@ myeo, dSn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

BosTos, June There was q slight
fire last hight in the rear portion d. the.
Parker House, but was quickly extin-
guished. AI44AA sA14~s~5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

1IsIm boId's Extract OF sarsaparfiIa
cisanssa @aa reuovRtas the bleed taatiis tha vEoK
Of hsslth into tia system, and purxes cut tns
huEAora that make disease.