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, 1866-08-24

alcv1cKrn's TnEArnr.-"Thc Falls OF Clydc,'
with the Shadow rantnn!me. md the sphynx
Heaa, OF, as It Is nncnrhpnionsly, avkwa.dly and
unrhi1osolhical15 catled-%1le Anthropoglossis''
{Man-fongucs-sti1' holds tho s1nge here to good
audiences. They vii be repeated this evening.
MrsEtx,-"Mosc In Egypt, !" with its maenid-
cent scenery and startltn. tAb!eaux, still Keeps tho
unmiitsated wag vented miserable Joke about
him on The fall Of the curtain last evening. Said
he, In what respect does Moses IN THE play re-.
was, .'TAe one was bred an Egyptian; the other Is
bread an hntter.' The picce mot the iolc, will
be tcncntcl O-ufnht,
, 1866-08-24
Buffalo .HnrAet.

.... -. IT,. BCyTAIo~ Auguss y, .
F1orn-3ab bt1* No. ppetax ii flo.s5. =
GEAcs.Nht.. qn1et; car lot. So: MlEaukee It
and Wisconsin. and G94c lor No. Iillnofs. oats
11mo bn Wiecon<iu at s6c. DaSIcy-nomlnst, R5e-
FEex.sioSz-IorS. sa.oo, Lzsd, city, nc; Western.
HUExxY-Souiual
, 1866-08-24

71f%@ Tcnnc*Acc> the Great Magnetic
Docsscss ard Claisyosant, has established m in.
fru1ary at No. :as Wabash avenue. second doc.
on a1 matters pertaining TO life and hcalth. When
desired se will 50 into an Unconscious etats, and
give information OF great importance to tho IT,
Guirer. Paraiyxcd persons madc TO walk In lew
days. Cancers extracted. ROOT and brunch, IN
ffom three TO nine daye, without the use Of knife
or Instrument, Of palm Consumption, asthma,
IT'S thcuati<n,, neuralgia, Dyspepsia. diseases OF
1be liver. hca or kfdncxs, and Ill diseases Of the
blood. treated with like beneficial Results. Those
taaG r. O., Chicago, Iii. The poor literally deal
With. u5i
, 1866-08-24

NIr. Judd aud t1lc S0tdicrxs Committee.
CHICAGO, August ., 1860.
Editors Tribune:
desire to state that The cali addressed to Hon.
y. II. Judd by The soldiers, asking him IN become
candidate for Congress, has M approval. Mg
name dit! not aprcar In the rnblslsc1 correspon-
Tying my assent 10 the call,
JotEX II. pEcE.
Ono Of the Committee,
, 1866-08-24

Tnx 1nAxu ARxY or THE NkruuLlo will saect
for Tho gfana&etion ot Important business. a.
phch's 41sll, in tho North Divl'lon this evening,
AZ n{.f1 nse1uck.
, 1866-08-24

SNpcf~c0cd.
BCFFAIo, August a3.-Iion A. N. Clapp, Re-
publican Postmaster OF this city. has been super
cedcd by Joseph Candec, administration.
, 1866-08-24

Pru.*lngsA Pure cider y9ncGnr will
yonr e1oecr for no other .incghr. 1.atgcst works
Of the kira IN tho United StAtcs. CItAnIE. G.
E. TNrsslS0. $40 and 3l1 State et1ect, Chicago.
aucarI1,f- -lcf.T.N.X - =
, 1866-08-24

DR.. L. e. Brown. Dcntl.ts 1911 Clark
strcet, has inst rriuncd from VISIT to The East,
and will he happr 10 see hls friends aud patrons
Il tEcir copvcNicnce. MSS
, 1866-08-24

Milwaukee Market
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tr,onne.l
MILWAUKEE. August Is.
FLoCr-Qulc with salcs Of 100 brls ut SisA350a tor
srpeEa1e.
GRArS-Nheat-Theyc n.c no large transactions, The
"corncE siagaatlng every JtAlng Sales at the O'Clock
Dourd were 1000 b1 No. at q 9S3l97. seller all An
gust, md 9l1a for rejected At tho noon hoart the
rales were ooo bu, seller August st t1a AT the 3p.
M. board tho market hrmcr. with salc~ at *t.oS9
1!s9. seCr August Corn advanced 1c With salcs Of
lao bu No. shec1 at SIC.
WooL-Stcady, With sales OF G,oo3 ns at &c.
TEcEIrTs-11d brls ious. i,09o bu wheat, S00J bU
oats, 3,00n bu corn.
SflIrNYS ra-l.apQ htla fInar. IN tu uats.
, 1866-08-24
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MAnkkr REPORT.

MunN,t,r1r M lxRr nppnur.
-,----- --.--
lnpee!A Despatch 70 the Western Associated rre4,l
Nxw YVRx, Apfuat II,
-..... MONTY.
Tho dctuana Tor Monoy VA tcAa active to-day. and
tho maEkrt was eaa1eF, Call Iosns ranged generally
fn 10 ftf cGn bal &omo or Ito HoFcfnnient bank
ea afe stu getting III the money they want At per
csa9.
COLD:
lne eoia msrke. toaehea ~ q one ame ths afscf'
noon. out AlerHasa 1sseoea 70 iosA. ana uea 70.
ska'a " ~, Auo p.esSa' eosnes N caAn goto
ntae most sesess oue eses no"a ~ saa go'a ROOM
NAY % .aaGea lIom tae tAes tnst last previous to
.ao uee =. usnsss Hon.s jug poS eeas way Ps'a iof
'oo ose o1 II anna somot.o". ~
eu.'
, 1866-08-24

Soldiers having I2ouutlc@ to collect
would do we'll to call IN Capt. E. Turner, No. Is
NnshiuCtpn.st. u59
, 1866-08-24

NIbNEy CMIa1E UIHTKEfs
Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tsibunc.]
ALnASr, August q.
HFEF CATTLE-The cattle market opened with ser-
c.al hundred head less sale than last week. nnA
prices E6Hc per pound higher. Receipts thus far :,
400.
sf,1rr-11n1l nj s1aGl.e Eaenin4s = .aa
, 1866-08-24
Supcrxrdcd.

Cholera Cnrc~ In Philadelphia.
pn1LAnE1rluA. August 23.-Stne cases q
cholera arc reported by the Board Of Health sttC
yesterday, will only one fatal.
, 1866-08-24

Illinois School Of Trndc.-The College
for boys and tho Seminary for yonnc ladies will
scopcael for the rev 1csrn On MonLay, Scrte1ahsr
be received on and afrrr Monday. iie 4Uth OF Au-
EHtt At tho o{lce Of tie Institution, 1le and lis
Randolph street 6G0S
, 1866-08-24

NEW 6FA @16tk 0H1 MONEY Market.
Hkw TnHk. August as.
AoSKr-Active and steady at S9s pcr cent.
ST-KLS0 ExcnAyGI-Dun and heavy 1t lueal alVsK
GuLp-Acttve and n.tncr. opeutnc At ts3A ueclIulnE
to f&s4, advancing 10 Isl. and closing At i3Ok.
GrFEtxAESIF-Ltss ncttrc and lower.
ERftEu1s TO INTERCOLLEGIATE.
, 1866-08-24

-NE"
SEw OnIxASa, AuEuEt =.
Cnr!ux-F1Fncr, low niddiin:, 5i3Sic- Receipts,
EE rnlcs. -
BANK SETEIISd-b1a1eN.
EtcuLSdE-CUchanEed
, 1866-08-24

In Thousands oE Ca~es-1Ir~. Wins
lows Soothing Syrrp. for ali diseases with which
The bowels, wind collie, &c, has bcen used with
perfect SEa ncver falling success in thousands OF
casct II sotlens the gums, reduces Inflammation
euIe II. A1saQ134s
, 1866-08-24

LkEE TcssH.-A hitch has seccntly occurred
in the eoarct Of aftafs in the lake tunnel, owing
to decided disposition 10 change, exhibited by
the uo,kmcn. Matters arc, however, now pro-
s7cssius smoothly. rroE-css was reported yes-
fet3ay IT rine thousand feet. This morning the
Gcurcs will hs nspnl rs fultQNs.
, 1866-08-24

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Iribunc.]
6r. 1oCls. August 3,
TonAcco-Lugs ut 800 to 500; Leaf from $40 to
F3se0.
FLorr-steady and duh. Extra at t9.ls; elub At
$e.25; low grades at $5.11 per brl.
GEAlS-Nhcat, t1.io 10 s1So Tor spring: $s.o1 to
t240 for good to prime iall choice lot white $3.50.
Com stiff; 60c 10 &c for mixed and yellow, and ;oc to
tic fos white. Oats dull and Inactive at sc rer hu.
Rye 5S2G5c per bu.
AiEsa toKE-1IeayJ at 3SI.t0.
NuIskEY-$?G,
, 1866-08-24

Earcr Anngfnes aud Window S!lnde~
dolph-ht. c51S
, 1866-08-24

Let NIL >v1:o desire n good hent} of anIr
avail themselves Of tt new and valuable contrl-
button to medical seienee" lately introduced into
ctablc Hair Restorative" Sold by alt dr,s:i.ts.
Lord .S Smith, q Lake street, at. the general
agents. iyss-piSS1St-P NV
, 1866-08-24

Total run un-.-...........,......... 3,Oa8
Distance yet nnrxxay.tca......... ,55t
l,tle 1ces than sfx-scvct.ths Of the cntire dis
lance Is finished.
, 1866-08-24


New YoHE. Au4. Il.
CoT1os-Firncr at S5Xa3tc Tor tuiIdiiny Ui1iands
and S54@36c for nltidlins Orleans.
EioER-Dnll and 1os Sc lower foE unsound sad quiet
and steady for sound graded. Sales St.3 99lO for
s1,1a siats g al9l,1o c1tta roundhoop Ohio, and
TniskETT;11t,aiet and no1nInally uheha1Eed:
GRAES-W heat--Rsceipts L.11l bu- Market quite
s9 f9s pttms parcels and t,gl 81 interior: sslss ol
So:l HItwsukee; aal s2s9 f,r amber State: isye :
inferior good. conSRecelpts 3si 6n. Market less
Eo00 u at 61@S.c fur Inferior, and EIsc f,r ship
pin. mixel Ee.tefn-,he latter m c9tsec. 0.ia-Re-
ceps 1t5ss9 bu. Market without Cccidcd change;
sales ot 599o lu :. ior chieaso i5a?c ,or M
Cuba nt l0kCitit. Msiaxtcs quiel.
PErEoLzGA-Dan at &c for r1udc, md t9s5c tos
hrc,1 la bond. r..
rEnr1sIoXs-pork opened nsmcr, but closed lower
81 sS 00aSi. for neE cSs-coans at $ilo) for re-,
lar; s3i 90 for Olt dc. and = for prlmc
rlso. asa hsls new mess for August. September usto
her and November seller AMI b9ye5s OPTION Mt
~ 1eef @ HschManEed "a q at 9l6:MSaoN for new plain
mtss aud go t.o1 Gr extra Eacss. lscef hams
nom!aal nasoa active Gas meats hsayy but more c-
Lard heayy at 1s4Eelc. Butter steady nj ?l33ic for
Ohio, and for State. Cheese In moderate Dc.
n,HnH
, 1866-08-24

1ll!nois School Of Tratic.-T1ae Hual.
Ecntlcncnf, at 11G and lis Randolph street. Il be-
Ing newly fstcd up. and will rcinatn as heretofore
rrepeet It dfEers from other institutions OF 1h,
kIEa. 1t har the unqualified Recommendation Of
business men. 4 preparatory department for
adults Ia connected with this College. tj1u
, 1866-08-24

Run from shore &nd ~
Krn from crib....... ..-....- - ....~ .... ], tx
, 1866-08-24

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
NEw Tonk, Auguste3
REEApsTEtFs.
The storm prevented the development Of any impor-
taut feature In the markets today The advance In
gold did not have the slightest effect except steady
corn- Of which, With freight to liverpool At 4h i3,ol
bushels were sold for export Oats depressed by In
creased receipts Of new from the South.
PROVISIONS.
Fork closed very 1ulct at sso cash. Other hog pro-
ducts very heavy.
Hogs unchanged. Good to prime 1oYG1lc. Receipts
setenteen car loads.
Ctnctnnuff Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
CINCINNATI August o.
FInrn-steals nnd firm. Sales Of aupcsnnc st $500 !;
family, $10.s14l2!0o.
GRArS-Wlcat IN llchter demand. Sales OF No.
uew winter at $s.lG32.u. Corn dull. Sales Of No.
mixed st 559sGc Oats dull and lover, Sales Of No.
aid at ascs nsc- R.o autst nrn 7o51sc for
No. ncE. harley nominal.
Cot1os-S1irltless. Alddl!ng offered at SC.
Wn1sKEr-Steaiy. Free Se.e6; bonded 30c.
rRoy1sloSs-stcady and 0rm. Mess pork quiet
Sales Of 200 brls soo Bacon active and 1r. Sales
Of shoulders at l'c eies 19Ac; clear sides 219elKc
Dnk meats quiet. Sales Of Sides at 1s{c. Lard dull
Prime city freely offered Mt soHc.
MoSEf-C1osc. Exchange heavy at 100 discount aud
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

THE numerous friends Of General
HARROW will be grieved to learn that
his only child is lying, it may be, at
the gates of death. He was suddenly
called away from a large public meet
ing at Rockport, on Saturday night,
in the midst of the proceedings, to
hasten home to wait at the sick bed of
his darling son. At late hour last
night it was still alive, but strong
fears were entertained as to its.recov-
cry. May He who tempers the wind
to the shorn lamb, have the loved one
in His holy keeping, and spare it to
the bereaved parents.
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The Amlande.

1t will be seen by reference to our
city news columns that the editor Of
the Bugle makes the dmende honora-
bic for anything published in his last
issue, which has been construed into
reprOach upon the character of one of
our most highly respected citizens.
We have known the editor as talent
ed and pleasant gentleman for some
time, and are glad to know that he so
readily disowns any intention to be
personally offensive to any one, and
especially to a gentleman who has so
long enjoyed the confidence and es-
TEEN of this community.
The Bugle is not issued from the
Composing Rooms of this office, but
from the Job Rooms as other work is
done for the public, and we have no
control over its contents, or response
bility for its articles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

1T will be seen that the Commission
ers who travelled over the South at the
instance of the President to write
down the Freedman's Bureau, have
received their reward. twill be seen
by the dispatches that Gen. STEAD
MAN has been nominated to the office
of Public Printer, displacing one of
the most competent officers and prac-
teal printers in the country, and Gen.
FULLERTON has been appointed the
Presidents Private Secretary They
did the work assigned them by their
master, and now they receive their
wages. If there is any of "my pol
icy" work to be done in this section
of country, let some person who wants
an office set himself to work, and if
his subserviency is complete. in due
time he may expect his reward.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

Our Evansville neighbors are justly
proud of the excellent showing the in
come returns make for the business of that
city. They boast too much, however, when
they say that Evansville leads every other
city in the State. We are confident New
Albany pays much heavier income and
license tax than Evansville, and quite as
much as Indianapolis. One of our citizens
pays on an income of s219 900, and one on
sl25,001. The highest income reported at
Evansville does not. we believe, exceed
fifty thousand dollars.-NeaO albany Led
The Ledger few days ago promis-
ed to give the facts to prove that Ev-
ansville did not lead the other cities
of the State in the income and sales
returns. And now to establish its as
sertion, it simply mentions the income
of two citizens. That won't do.
Will you favor us with the same pub
LEGATION which we made? Let us
have the incomes of all your citizens
of 81 600 and upwards, and the sales
of your merchants of $50, 900 or more,
for 1865, and the figures will show for
themselves. There are two or three
cities in the State where there are in
dividual instances of greater incomes
than Evansville can show, but we are
satisfied that the income and sales re-
turns of no city in the State viii show
greater evidences of general CONNER
cial prosperity or wholesale business
than our own. Will the Ledger favor
us with the complete figures from the
U. s. Assessors books? 37
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

fractional part thereof. Every per-
son, firm, or corporation who rectifes,
purifes, or refnes distilled spirits or
wines by any process; or, who. by
mixing distilled spirits or wines with
any materials, manufactures any spu-
rious imitation, or compound liquors
for sale, under the name of whisky,
brandy, gin, rum, wine, spirits, or
wine bitters, or any other name,
shall be regarded as rectifer.
!" Section one hundred is amended so
that carriages, buggies, spring wagons,
&C., when valued at three hundred
dollars or less, no tax shall be as
sessed; when the value exceeds three
hundred and not exceed FIVE hundred
dollars, six dollars; when the value
exceeds five hundred dollars, ten dol
lars. a~
Gold watches and billiard tables are
assessed as usual. Pianos are exempt.
We have only given such articles
as we supposed would be of interest
to our citizens. There are many other
exemptions and deductions, which
will materially lessen the revenue.
The law goes into effect tomorrow
the 1st of August.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPHIA
CONFERENCE.-THE Copperhead State
Central Committee metin Indianapo-
lison Friday-hangman's dayzand APP
pointed four delegates from the State
at large, and two from each Con-
gressional District, with contingents
to- the g bread and butter Conyen-
ton to be held in Philadelphia.
For the State at Large-Delegates !:
Hon. THOMAS A. ;HENpRIcKs, Colonel
TkoMAs DowLING, Colonel GRAHAM
N, FITCH, Hon. P. M. KENT. Con
tingents: Hon. S. E. p ERKINs, Hon.
W<.lM. FRANKLIN, Colonel CHARLES
DENNY, Hon. A. C. DowNEY%. :
First District-Delegates: . W. f.
PDGEoN, Hon. w. F. PARRETT. Con-
tingents: Hon. R. A. CLEMENTS,
RICHARD RALEIGH, Esq. 2
From the Seventh Congressional
District BAYLEssl W. HANNA issone
of the delegates.
We believe many of the citizens of
Evansville have a somewhat vivid rec
objection Of BAYLEss.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
About 200 City Lots to be Sold at
Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1866.
BOUT TWO HUNDRED LOTS.
IN HENDERSON, KY.

ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST GOTH, 1866.
A BOUT TWO HUNDRED LOTS.
-. embraced in what is known as
" Alvess Enlargement" of the city of
Henderson, KY, will be sold at auction on
the 9th August 1856.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash, and
remainder in three equal installments,
payable at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with lien retained for the pur-
chase money.
DESCRIPTION OF LoTS.-The property is
situated on the most elevated point in the
city of Henderson, and is dry, airy, and
perfectly healthy. The neighborhood is
most excellent, and this portion of the city
is more improved than any other part of
it. They are at a very convenient distance
from the city, and substantial and durable
gravel and plank Sidewalks extend to
within one square of this property. A
beautiful grove of magnificent forest trees
covers most of the lots. They front upon
wide streets, running back to alleys.
Henderson is now rapidly improving,
buildings for business and residences be-
ing constantly put up, and. property of
every description is greatly enhancing in
value.
Considering the prospects of the city, no
better investment can be found than the
purchase, of these lots, for men of either
y y JOHN w. ALVES.
iuly23 d till aug2g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
Governor MOrton's Speech.

We are prepared to furnish any
number of copies of Gov. MoRToN's
New Albany speech, printed in large,
clear type, book form, on excellent
paper, at 81 % per hundred copies, or
ten dollars per thousand. We urge the
Union men in this Congressional Dis
trict, as we'll as in Southern Illinois,
to circulate this valuable campaign
document. Orders solicited from all
parts of the country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

The Courier is apologizing to its
readers for its failure to publish the
Income Returns, Sales, and other mat
tiers of genera al interest which have of
late, appeared in the JOURNAL
and has the same charges to bring
against our public officers which
it has heretofore reiterated. It says
We were loaiting patiently to lay
it (the Income Return. j before our
readers, when, lol and beholdt it
made its appearance in the JOURNAL. P"
IF the JOURNAL had followed the en-
te,prjstug example of the Courier, and
" ,oaited patiently,' the Income Re-
turn would yet be known only to the
Revenue officers. 1t was not until we
had made several visits to the Asses
sor's office, and spent much time in its
arrangement, that we were able to
give it to the public,
We take pleasure in testifying to
the obliging disposition of the various
officials in this city, but we certainly
would go without the information
wanted by the public, if we waited
patiently for it to be brought to our
office. The Courier can doubtless get
the information as we do, by seeking
it. The offices and records are open
to the public. We are pleased to in
form our neighbor that we were en-
abled to publish the Gas Report in
the same way it was, we supposedly
making q copy of it with our own pen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30


NEWSPAPER RETURNs.-We have
obtained from the records of the In
ternal Revenue the Printing and
Binding returns of this city, for the
year 1865. This exhibit only shows
that part Of the newspaper and bind
ing business upon which there was a
tax, and which was acco1 ingly re-
quired to be reported to the Govern
ment:
Guepel & Isaac ..;;.........~.-....... s S,55s,OO
Union Prlnt1ng Co....i,.. OF 958, 90
Evansville Journal Co., ........... 1880
It is understood that the work done
at the Courier Office, prior to January,
1866, on which there was govern
ment tax, is, included in the return of
Mr.. Gfrorer. IS .a,ee Ee 4fEt esg
as 1t will thus be seen that the returns
made by the JOURNAL Company are
seventy-four per cent. of the whole
amount returned for 1865, about three
fourths. We desire to call the atten-
ton of our merchants, manufacturers,
and the business public generally, to
these figures, and allow them to draw
their own inference. We think these
official returns a pretty fair index of
the whole printing business of the
city. The shrewd business man, who
looks to his own interests, will have
his job printing and binding done
where the facilities, character of the
work and rates, are the best, and he
will give his advertising patronage to
the paper whose circulation and inau-
ence will most benefit his trade. The,
facilities Of the JOURNAL Company
have been much Increased since last
year, and we were never in a better
condition to give satisfaction to the
public. .-., s-...
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

go We regret the appearance in our
Saturdays issue of a brief notice, in
the City News department, referring
to the Bagle, gratuitous advertising
sheet Of this city, for the reason that
lit has been construed by some per-
sons into an Endorsement of it's con-
tents. Such a construction was en-
tirely foreign to the intention of the
author, but the notice should not
have appeared had we been aware of
the contents of the Bugle. The Edit
ors of the JOURNAL had not read the
article until their attention was called
to it on Saturday afternoon. No one
IS more willing than are we to bear
testimony to the high moral worth
and exemplary christian character of
the gentleman to whom a daily paper
alledges the article in the Bugle is
construed to refer. Having known
him and his family in the intimate So
cial relations of life for years, we GER
taiLly would be incapable of doing
him wrong, or purposely allowing a
breath of calumny to be given to the
public through our columns. We
i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

FOREIGN TRAVEL. = The letter
which we publish is from the pen of
Rev. DR.. BURT, distinguished cler-
gyman, of Cincinnati, now travelling
in Europe. 1t is SO far superior to
the usual European correspondence,
and states his impressions of English
life and scenes SO naturally, and just
as we want to know them, that we in
sert it entire, being satisfied that our
readers will peruse it with interest.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

trust this free and unsolicited state
ment viii be satisfactory to all who
have felt in the least degree agrieved
by anything that has appeared in the
JOURNAL. u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

PERsoNAI,-Our distinguished fell,
low-citizen and talented German ora
tor, EMIL BIscHoF, Esq, has been
invited to take part in the reception to
be given General WILL1CH, at Indiana
polls, Tomorrow, and will deliver one
of the addresses.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

. PosTMAsTER.-The New York Her
aid of the 9th announces the APP
pointment of DIR JAMES P. DEBRULER
to be Postmaster at Evansville. No
action has been had upon it by the
Senate. This is one of the five hun
dred appointments made by the new
Postmaster General
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30

( POSTAL INTELLIGENCE.-Postnas-
ter MoNEELY has done the public a
service in the compilation of the
changes and regulations Of the Post
Office, which we publish in another
place to-day This information and
the statement in reference to our
mails will be interesting to all.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-30
LOST.

~ OST- POCKET-BOOK On Sunday,
Ia the 18th inst, in the Courthouse Ex-
change, a red morocco Pocket Book, con-
tanning about $50 in money and several
notes OF hand, amounting to 5000 or $1,000,
ward will be paid to any person returning
the same to Preston & Menifee.
julySO dat w. G. RICE.