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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-12
From Evansville Journal, June /, 1861.
Letter from General J.T. BOYLE.
LA 49, g1-. 1ce-
h.FANaF HE, mt, May 3Ist, Isb4s
TioI Il " F,,sfa~.

Col. J. " Foster:
Sir: | wrote of date of last week
In regard to the charges made against
your integrity, and stating my un-
abated confidence in your honor and
integrity. l find in your paper of this
morning card with articles taken
from the Courier and Sentinel, yiHdi-
eating you and rejecting on me.
[ had no recollection of the tele-
graphic orders in your possession, but
on examination [ find some things [
do not approve and some that / do
approve. They were made in the
midst of reyolutio and fierce civil
war Doubtless the state of excite
ment pervading every one. and the
exaggerated accounts of the action of
Individuals and bodies of men, led to
the issue of the orders.
The orders are stringent and severe
against guerrillas and bushwhackers,
but | believe consistent with the laws
Of war. | believe such men ought to
be shot down, but ought not to " be
murdered after being captured" and
this is the substance of the orders to
you. Discretion was given you to ex-
ercise leniency to such as were re-
pentant, and would not further violate
the laws of the country. had the
fullest confidence IN your capacity
and humanity, and did not hesitate
to confide to you the greatest discre-
ton. / made such orders In pursu-
ance of orders from my superior COM
/ manders. [ believe that no cruelty
was ever practised by you, or any officer
by my orders, towards any prisoners.
/ am sure that / never treated any
/ prisoner, not even guerrillas, with
cruelty or severity, and never failed,
as far as / could consistently with my
orders and duty, to exercise leniency
. and kindness. It's true believed the
war reality, and believed in the sup
preston of the rebellion by force of
arms, and killing men in armed hos
tility to the Government, and In ex-
terminating guerrillas, and those max
ing unlawful warfare, without author
ity from any Government.
In regard to levying contributions,
believe it was wrong. On your re-
commentator | ordered it to be done
In one case. | authorized your levy
ing contributions for soldiers wife
and children who had been killed,
named Hawkins. This is the only
case | now remember. but afterw ards
[ always dsapproved it, and forbid it,
though in several cases the War De-
partment authorized it to be done by
direct orders to officers under my
command. In the contributions levied
/ by you, they were not done by my or
ders, except as stated; but know they
were approved by the Government
and have never entertained a doubt
that all the moneys collected under
your orders were honestly disbursed
| by your orders, and no part thereof
ever appropriated by you to your own
use. | found you an honest and faith,
| full officer, and you we're retained in
command at your post over an officer
who ranked you, at the solicitation Of
citizens of Henderson County, be.
cause of their confidence in your ca
pacity and fairness.
/ am, very respectfully,
Your friend and ob't servant,
j. t. BOYLE.
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ELECTTONI.

state gof Indiana, Vanderbarghf County
BLYTHE HYNEs, CE.ERK OF
IL q the VandeFburgh Circuit Court, do
y hereby certify 10 the Sherin of said
county, what officers are 70 be elected al
the second Tuesday In October, 1868, at the
different places Of holding elections in
A Goveraor OF the State of Indiana. ft1
A LieutenantG Governor sst Is 1set
a Secretary d9 state 49,, lss 80
An Auditor Of @tate. - rs
A Treasurer of State. ~ 3fsgs 1Hral s
A Clerk OF Supreme Court.
A Reporter OF Supreme Court.
Al superintendent OF Public Instruction.
d An Attorney General of STATE n
70 A@Member OF Congress for the First Con-
SsiOaaI District OF Indiana.
Comm ON Pleas j ud4e for the District
NQSed OF the counties of POsey, War
lbson. and yapderburgh.
GA Senator from Vauderburgh County !;
two Representatives from SAID county.
A Clerk OF the Vanuefburgh Circuit
A Treasurer Of Vanderburgh County.
A Recorder of Deeds OF Vanderburgh
An Appraiser of Real Estate of said
A County Commissioner for the Third
a Coroner OF vanderburgh County. and
one Township Assessor for each of the
several Tow nships In said corrsLy.
And the Sheriff of said county is hereby
ordered and directed to give due apd legal
notice OF Sueh election according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
August, 1863.
BLYTHE HYHJIsS, Clerk v. G. G.
aa per III. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
T., Jacob III. Miller. sheriff of Wander
bufgh County, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing notice Of election IS 8
true and com plete copy OF the original.
on file in my office, this the 9th day OF
August, AID. 1868.
80 - j. ii. MILLER, Sheriff We 6
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BOWLING GREEN. KY.
Feb. %. 1867.

I was appointed by Col. John w.
Foster, then commanding in Western
kentucky, Volunteer Aid and Adju-
tant, In August, 1862. upon the re-
commentator Of the citizens Of Hop
kins, Henderson and other counties.
/ remained in that position with Col.
Foster for several months, and was
fully conversant with all his military
acts.
The levy which was made by his
orders upon the rebel sympathizers of
Hopkins County in the fall of 1862,
/ know was, IN the first instance, sug
gested and was recommended and
fully endorsed by all who were at that
time recognized by the military au-
thority as Union men. 1t was con-
sidered by them as the only way OF
remedying the evils arising from the
guerrilla warfare then being carried
on. as
The fund so levied was almost en-
tirely collected by other officers than
Colonel Foster, and was paid over to
George M. Priest. of Henderson, and
by him disbursed to Union citizens,
upon the orders of committee of
citizens selected by the Union men OF
Hopkins County. This committee
was composed of the following per-
sons from Hopkins: James w. Will
kins, George il. Weatherly and S. b.
Nesbit, If | remember correctly. Col.
Foster neither collected the money or
controlled its disbursement, except as
stated. L. w. CAMPBELL.
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Health Depends moon Good nleestion


Weakness of the stomach" is the source
of more evils than Were contained in Pan
dora's Box. Debility, headache, nervous
tremorss palpitation of the heart. and Io-
cal pains innumeraDle, are its direct con-
sequences. 1t obscureS the intellect and
gives birth to the most absurd and inco-
herent fancies; incapacitates q man for
business, aud renders persistent exertion
next to impossible. Yet, strange to say,
indigestion is the most neglected Of eU all
naesltS. And this Is the more extraordinary
from the fact that an absolute, infalIible
specific for the disorder can be obtained
in every city. town, and village OF the
United States.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
takes as wide q range as the malady
which it cures 1t pervades every civil
lied portion of the Western Hemisphere,
and Its celebrity as tonic and Alternative
is everywhere established. 1t is due to
the common sense OF the American public
to say that the demand for 1t is immense,
and continually on the increase; but still
thousands continue to suffer from dyspep
the face that a remedy for it exists as it
were, within arms length of every suf-
ferer. Such is the Inconsistency of human
nature! Day by day. however, the num-
Der of those who manifest this insane in
difference to their own health ard COM
fort dimtntshes; and the time win come,
1t is confidently believed, when the dis
ease will be expelled from the category OF
prevalent disorders by this Incompatible
Alternative and restorative.
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Agenfs fOr the Jonrnal.

H.A. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEvI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY n. SMITH, Washington, Ind. -.
W. j. j.. HEMBfEHwAY, Boonvllle, Ind.
G. X. DEBRULER, Newburgb, IND.
JOHN M. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
j. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind.
II. w. WEAVER, Pogeyville. Ind.
=. Is. CoRWIN, -omerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITING, Cynthiana, Ind.
e j. RoGERH. New Harmony. Ind.
HARVEY BOND, Hazleton. Ind.
THos. MCCuTcF En- Sandersv1lle,sl Ind
URB4rs nj AIaRs. Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
orders TOR Binding and job Printing.
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MOTHERSl MOTHERS! MOTHERS
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tatiss 5aa I lH3tsf Il8m { fsdferissF
RkAAt.rr4E, Il ktotaeky, iash Cot
eruor Of the State. TO President LIN
COLIN. just as my command was or.
aered to Join General BURNsIDE's ex-
nedition to Fast Tennessee, Hon.
GEORGE .Ho YEAMAN,. Of Greensboro,
member Of Congress from the
SECOND Kentucky District, and Maj.
w. R. KINNEY, Representative
from Henderson County, united in an
effort with other leading public men
of that State, to secure my personal
retention in command in Western
Kentucky, which, after the removal Of
my regiment, could not be secured ex-
cept by my promotion. This movement
was made just at the close of my SER
vice ia that State, and after all the
acts now complained Of had been
done. Gov. BRAMLETTE's letter was
endorsed very strongly by GENERA
GREEN CLAY SMITH, General y. L
| BOYLE. Ex-Governor ARCH. DIXON
and a number of other leading men
/ can rest my vindication upon tAt
testimony of the gentlemen named
all native Kentuckians, and, with on
or two exceptions, now acting will
the Democratic party; and upon tn
testimony of the Democratic news
papers of Evansville.
With these facts so well known,
can only brand the author of the re
cent articles in the Courier as COW
ardly slanderer and a willful liar, an
trust that / may be excused by th
public, in future, from any furthe
notice of attacks made upon m
by unknown and irresponsible adver
turers. JOHN w. FOSTER.
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10y 1NHIONY NY, July 4, 1000.
HIS E1celLency A. LINCOLN,
President y. s. H.:
learn with qualification that there
Is a prospect for the promotion of Col.
John w. Foster, of Goth Ind. Vols,
to be Brigadr. Genl. of Vols. and to
be retained IN Western Ky. In charge
of the defenses of that section.
have recently passed all through
Western KY, and find from personal
observation the immense good which
the vigilant and successful military
guardianship of Col. Foster has done
for that section. The services rem
dered by Col. Foster from the com
mencement of the rebellion commend
him to promotion. He has already
won advancement by gallant services,
but has not yet reed the promotion
which his real merits as a man and a
soldier demand for him. / ask, with
his other friends, his promotion as a
service to our country.
Respectfully,
THos. X. BRAMLETTE.
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Z rom tne Evansville Courier, May SOtn. /
A Statement.
we have not the slightest DISPOSE
ton to do Injustice to any human
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sEORaETOvN sATTrps.

SALE OF SuAREs.-On Tuesday evening A
meeting of the Sixth Building Association
three share Of stock, representing 4, 900, were
retired at the following rates Fire shares at
sl02, fifteen shares at tlol.b0, FIVE shares at
S0i and eight shares ,S A. s9o syersgLns tloo g
mum price according TO the constitution
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holder being a. above only slOo.65, shows
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PoLICR.-James Carrico, Michael O'Hillis,
and II. p. Hardy were arrested by Otflcers VIM.
Cunningham and Rodgers 70, being drunk and
Buckley, who fined them as follows: Carrico,
$50; O'Hiliis, tsooj and Hardy, $3.50.
Mary Robinson, colored, arrested by Officer
Noble for being drunk and disordefly, was
fined by Justice Buckley ". 80, and In de fault Of
payment sent to the work-house twenty days
DEATH OF AN EsrrMApLRLADY.-we regre,
to learn Of the decease Of Mrs. Beall, the wife
OF our well.known citizen, Mr.. A. Jackson
sna sas az 81 Mor GHorFs H
on Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock, and will
be buried from her late residence, corner OF
washington and Stoddard streets, this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
PUBIC scHooLs.-The Board Of Guardians
OF the public schools held a meeting on Tues
day evening. Present, Messrs. Magee, Dun
lop, Wilson, and BeaIl. Several minor bill,
OF expenses were audited and passed, after
which the board adjourned. The schools will
be reopened on Monday, the eth inst.
FLOUR IssPEoTioN.-During the month oil
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Arrow, 90.
MERCHASTs' ExcHANaK.-Thcre were 500
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sales of 900 bushels at w. per bushel.
CAsAL.-Forty.ave boats have arrived since
the LIST proximo, most Of them bound to Alex
andria. The river above the dam is very low
CANAL DIREcToRs.-A meeting Of the direc
tors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will
take place this morning In Washington.
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FESTIVAL; Excellent Concert Music by the 18th U,
Infantry Band. under the leadersh p Of Prof
Dausch, every day. SCHkGDkRS JAPELLE,
l6 pieeos,l will furnish delightful music for the
lovers OF the Art Of TerpsiehOrs every afternoon,
c'mmsneinR at pc ock. The NeTeih guarantees
Gus patronage. PunctuAlly at u o'clock, y m
a gun will be nfed, thus announcing the close oi
the Festival Tor the dight All the visitors must
then leave the Park All orders u the Committee
Of Arrangements must be strictly observed For
the Prize Shooting, Bow ling, and Ladies shooting
Prize. amounting To 5000 will be distributed
OmuibuseS and carriages will be at the terminus
Of the seventh street railroad Ia sufficient number
to accommodate all.
% cents extra. No REfTRE TicKETs' '''
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