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DAILT. aBt, BJie raced aobcs-br, whoa delivered by curmnof umi!i, par wok Wo ail, (payable la Mwxt), par yeer...flS 00 " " moutha. b0 " " aiOBlb.. t V " BOltfa 1 TBI-WXIELT. On fw, la advance, 00 His mouth da , W Three month da ' . W , WXK&LT. . On yr,ln adaao, - Sixaaootbe 4a - Thru months do ..12 CO 1 50 - 1 00 HARVEST TOOL8. Hall, Brown & Co.' a 8&atba and ; Cradles. ,.-,.', ," 4. Hall, Brown & Co.'i Hay dc Manure Forks. - " ' Blood's Oratt, Grain, Briar and Lawn Scythes. Waldron's Grass & Grain Scythes. Scythe and Grind Stonea TTttv T? a, V a, at t A Tfaw ITnitrAai AfcWtJt.SaVt.sW lUU J Brass and Enamelled Kettles. Apple Parers. For aale at the Lourt Cauli Price, at JACOB 8TBATJB & 80JTS, 71 Main Street, jot (Blow tbe We.hlnafon Hotel.) NEW FIRM. LAXFIIEAIl K 01 ITCH ELL, . ",,.. Wboleeel. Dealer la MEN'S l BOY'S Fur Hat. Wool HaU, C lotli Hat, and Ktraw Ilatn. -A LSO TiiclieH and IVUhhch5 TRIMMED HATS. No. 28 North First Street, M.xtdoortoBoIllopedrth. ' ' pT MILLINERY. . FASHIONABLBMILLINEBT. mrs. w. Mccormick lias just returned from the East with a SFLEHDID AtflOBTMIST OP Bonnets of Latost Styles, At w.ll a a Pino Stock of MILLINERY GOODS OF ALL DESOBIPTIOKB. Ar For PaahlouaM and Bttll.h Oood ah y tl1a th palm to do competitor, Call and Examine before Purchasing Alsetonere. bemimbvb TBI place. No. Q j-'iret St., (Blnl Mala and Locoat), : linn KVAN8VILLE. IHD. BANKING. The i:autllle NATIONAL BANK, (VOCBSSUB tiT aKCH !), Designated Depository and i'lnanclal Agem or the l ullra ntatrs. Capital Stook paid up $600,000. Authorized Capital' $1,000,000. Thte Hank eMereed th Seeftevtlle Branch of lh Hank of lh. Mle'e of Indiana. The Muck buldera tf lha Brandt rtve eacepteil) hove trailerred their Inter t theiela tu tbe new Bark. A eouaiilerebt aoniuat of lo k towni by vlhar reepotiellil parti.. orr rtii: Mr. J. I.UWBI, Preaideati DAM. IiHK, Vi a President ; DAMl'KL UAYAkli, Cashier, dr Tha Bank baa t.een r-mnra tj tb Banking Hiniaeof lha Braut h Bai.k. " Tb ernlcee anil fa lilih aul tha bow bank ara tendered tu tha correspondent, aud cu.lvnera of tba Branch, anil tu the puhll.'. Eeati.etlL, J una 1, Mi;,V ( dt SADDLERY II Alt D WARE C H A RLE SB ABC OCK, Buraar and Daalat la O A 1 AMD Saddlery Hardware, prlnaja, Axlaa, Wood Work, Dam aaka, Varnlih, flatniu, aCuauaaladPatant L.atliar, Pad SaJaa, .Irttna;, At., oka. TVo. W MAIN RT - 8ASH AND DOORS. - ao to : HUNNEL 5c SONS -iff jaa want iood hi! ; - HASH, IOOKS, BLINDS, FRAMES, 1 N O L Flator Poplar 13 HFLOORING, Wcatherbonrtiing, . casings, IVI O U L, l l'-lV C', Or an" Mod of , L U M B E R. Factory and Yard Corner Walnnt Street and Canal, EVANSVILLE, Maj303m ' , . - INDIANA. ... ... STEELE & TRIBLE, BUOHD ST., BAT. 0HSS8T8UT AN9CBXBST, MTAKSTILLK, ISDIASA. ASH, DOORS, WMBOWBLIHDS Dressed Lumber , Board. Latka. Ac. of erarr dfaertl'tlon opB.Maallf on band. Packing Boxa of all kind taada lo orrdar. Having of ararv kind dona oa tba chariest aotia. KANAWHA SALT. 10,000 la at tb Vowwt at . LABGI AND SMALL litllt. oa band aad to arrtTa, aad lor aal Baikal prlea, vy u. al'rrMI, Ko, 6 Hurtk Watar St., avar Ilrat Sattoaal Baakv

VOLUME XY1V PUBLISHED BY AMI B. MoHZCLT. r. m TUATEA. i traaaa raa riaa oa raa , I . , - EvansTille Journal Company. Journal U uiltlinw, LOCUST STREET, I BBTWCES TTBJUT AND WATSR. The Auditor of Gibson county advertises for a loan of 1 10,000 for the relief of soldiers' families living in that county.' This Is in accordance with the provisions of tha law for tba relief of soldiers' families, passed by the last Legislature. '7'' The Democracy orPenDgyWania are waiting for something to tarn np. Some time ago they issued a call for a State Convention, to b held on the 21. t of this month. -They bave now concluded to postpone the Convention until the 2 lib of August. ThqT Democracy bave, for several years past, been unlucky with postponed conventions. We learn front the Princeton Clarion that a fire occurred in Owensville, Gibson county, ona night last week, in which a carriage and wagon shop belonging to Mr. A, Malone was destroyed. Tba loss is estimated at several thousand dollars, -s y.; j , ,t,j The patriotic citizens of Gibson eonafy are preparing for a glorious celebration of tha coming 4th of Jnly at Princeton. The Clarion thinks tby will make the demonstration so attractive that Knox and Vanderburgh connties will be almost depopulated. . . ' . 1 . The Nashville Press and Times learns that a noted guerrilla of East Tennessee lately took the amnesty oath and returned borne. 'lie' bad been at home but four days when be was shot dead by a Union man, whose wife he had hung op by her wrists two years ago. t An accident occurred on the JeflVrsonville Railroad, Monday evening, by which two men Were killed outright and seven wounded, .one of whom has bad bis leg amputated.' Tbera ia a probability that (wo or three others will have to undergo tha same operation. The Terra ilauta Journal ays- "There Is art nnnraal complaint among tba farmers this aeaxun, of the ravages of the caterpillars ia the orchards. Many orchards look as though a bravy frost had fallen upon tliem.V Wa regret to learn, also, that in Parke county the wheat is being attacked by rust., A gentleman from there says, from appearances, the crop has already been seriously damaged. Such weather as -we bava been enduring for several days past will, we fear, cause rust in the wheat in this section". - Ko Occasion for Haste. . To our minds, there is an" unseemly haste manifested by many of the leading politicians of the country to reorgan ise civil government ia he rebellions States, Disputes among themselves as to the best plan to be adopted for the accomplishment of that purpose, are be coming warm and bitter, and the variety of the plans snggested proves nothing so clearly as the formidable character of the difficulties to be overcome. Irre concilable differences present themselves on every band, and thn work of bar monizinz them Is truly herculean. Lead ing Republicans differ a much from each other as they do from their former political antagonists, as to tb policy to be adopted. - The fixing of the status of the negroes, a question intimately connected with" thai ""bT reconstruction, adds difficulty and' confusion to the problem. Leading members of -the Union vparty have declared that be should rote.' The Preaneot, and others in tha same orgaftizMion, bave signified that they are opposed, ta aegro auffrage'in the reorganization of the rebel States. .Now, all the discussion growing ont of this difference of opinion as to negro suffrage, aad all that is said with reference to reorganization, is occurring before there ia any good - evidence that the rebel States are prepared, for civil government, or desire tU Already rebel citizens bave' appealed (o commanders of our armies to protect them from their own returning soldiery. They bave far rjnore confidence ia tbe military arm of tha Government than tbey have in any civil govaeasnsnti they -are capable of inaugurating. -. Unlit tbey manifest a desire for the re-establiabment of civil law, we can see no good reason why the Union party need split into fragments over questions arising out of a reorgani sation of civil fovernment. It is also 'evident "that though overpowered, the rebels are not altogether vanquished. Failing to secure their independence ny armed forte, they now manifest a disposition to secure it by political tact, end slUU la Tennessee these Amnesty Union man are clearly conspiring against tbe preaent Stats Government They argue tkat it is irregular, unauthorized -and unconstitutional, aud arT contempVating'an effort to ignore its existence and elect a new

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isegisiawra anacuoveraor accora.n , gtat not W(,rrante4 within tbe northto the old Stat: Constitution of 1834, ern States. Now that you are returned wbica xes tba election of lb members the L'niou, no one has a right to say of the General Assembly . and for Gov- .T yiU . maintain that careful .l a? ..iri. s . adherence to the Constitution and lawn etnor' on the first Thursday in .August, for which you were diaUogtiislied before and also provides that every white male the war.

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. f j J m: o i citizen shall ote at sanh election. The i nxiet maiiifestod bjr Northern politiI ciaos to recoDntract rebel State, is eo t eonrajinBcliemes of cItII reolstion of this charscUr. If the rebels can get control of tha diHereut State Gorern menu ana Ate courts, toey win De j j able, to a considerable extent, to nullify the policy cf the Government with ref- i erence to emancipation and confiscation. The South has always been more formit datile In political manazement and trickery tban she bas been in her appeal to the sword. There is a reason for this. ' In the fusBner case alone ber poli ticians can use to advantage their North ern allies and sympathizers. There is yet another reason why there is no necessity for baste in re organizing the rebel States. The rebel debt was destroyed when the rebellion was crushed. It is not to be expected that the rebels will willingly contribute towards paying the debt of the Government, con tracted in thwarting their aspirations for independence. It is to be antici pated that they will use all tTieir ability and power to rid themielves of the taxa tion required to pay off the interest and principal of our large debt. lathis they ill be aided by Northern Copperheads, several cf whose leading papers bava already thrown out bints in that direction. If the Southern States are reorganized at once, and permitted to send up their old delegations to Con gress, it is readily seen that, with tha co-operation of Northern Copperheads, they could at once form a powerful party in favor of repudiation. This, after all, is the only rock left upon which the Republic stands the least danger of split ting. There is no danger here, if com mon sense -will guide the leading men of the nation. There is time enough for the re-organization of civil government in the rebellious Stales, We repeat, there is no nectatti y for nnseemly haste. Let tha rebels manifest a desire for civil government before we tender it to ;bem. It will do tbfm no barm to try military governrceat until tbey get settled down, and lay as. d some of the rage that starved helplee.i men to death and drove feeble women from tbeir homes in the depth of winter. It will be time enough to worry ourselves over negro suffrage after we See bow the negro conducts himself as a freeJuian. If he demonstrates bis manhood by industry and thrift, the people will be better able to judge of bis (Hues for higher positions in the body politic. vVaiting will also have a tendency to harmonise the new relations between mauler and servant which bave grown out of the war, while the violent aiuiin of such exasperating questions as negro suffrage now will only inflame wounds yet raw and sore. To our minds wisdom dictates caution and slow speed now, more tban at any other tima since the beginning of the rebellion. Let us heed her warnings and feel carefully the ground on which we tread. Fools only rush in where angels fear to tread. The Future Democratic Party and its Leader, V. X. banders. Proclamation of Basilar. (from ilk Mont roil Talaxra.b.) T.) THE PATRIOTS OK THIS 80CTH. " Motkk.l, Casada, June 1, 165. Reasou begins to dawn upon tbe Northern mind the days are brightening. 1'ractical, vigorous statesmanship on your part now will loosen tbe iron grip of the federal ruler. Many of you have, without pausing to examine the facts, very naturally allowed the tyrant's interpretation of Gen. Lee's surrender to have too depressing an effect. Tbe "peace" in tha Grant and Lee correspondence did not mean the degrading of aoldiers and citizens into helot slaves; its character was impressed upon Gen. Lea by preceding authoritative declarations, and by the antecedents of Gen. Grant, who was,pat forward by his friend for the Chicago nomination Ut August as a Jronian State's Rights Democrat of many years standing. Tbey declared Qiat bis battle-cry bad aiwaja been, and would continue to bp; u The Constitution 's it is, and tbe Union as it was." When Gen. Grant, ss Commander-in-Chief of the Federal armies, wrote to Gen. Lee, Commander-in-Chief of the Confederate armies, that tha best mode of securing peace waa to surrender in tbe way indicated by bim, tbe question at issue was not what was to become of the army, but the fate of the country in tbe largest sense. " Peace" thus spoken by (Jen. Grant bad the highest possible significance, and tbe correspondence shows that Gen Lee surrendered upon the assuring manner in wbicb the word was given, If Gen. Grant did not mean peace with tbe fullest protection tbe Constitution conld give (and Gen. Lee, repreientir.o; the citizen armies of the South, coo d not have understood anvthing e se), all tia word were false and cruelly dec-ptive; and be will violate every principle of chivalry, honor -aad ju-tice if be now lend himself to any coercive measure in conflict with th Constitution, as he is known to interpret it. Hut with puuie faith tbe tyrant President would now nnblnsbingly separate the word from tbe antecedent and well known opinions of tbe General inChief who uttered, and give it color, as if apoken by Generals Halleck, Hunter, or Butler. Yet no ona will bave the hardihood to say that General Lee would have surrendered to either of thfs '.Genera's without explicit understanding and assurance. General Sherman's truce imposed extra constitutional conditions upon the South when far better terms bad already been obtained br General Lee "The Constitution and tbe Union, without ' . nfi,Hfn. .. - The subsequent sarj reoJr of General Johnston and Kirby Smith on Generals Grant and Lee's platform -"tba Constitution aa it is, and juu aa " aEJ the Union as it was, Itn the acqaieacenea of the people of the South ex tends a" 1 re-establishes the protecting power of tie Constitution to them, in equal decree with the people of tbe North. There can then no longer be uroiCA. i ' . v.e lt " ' ws . - . . Bthif Ilia within the Southern

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Tbe immediate object of tbe Federal j nsurpers is to possess themselves of the State governments of. the South. Tot this end tbey bave invented a test oath, embracing tbe Constitution, with a aeries of slavish, unconstitutional conditions artfully prepared, wiih tha object of exciting your disgust at tha rejection of the whole. Protest at all times against the imposition; but, if forced upoa you, save your franchise, (tbe life blood of the South,) and swallow the oatb, though the conspirator should offer it ia tba "bowl of hemlock." Tbe Constitution being part and parcel of tha oath, is antidote to tbe deadliest political potion, however intensified by their legal doetors, and is yonr moral and legal defense against any claims on your conscience sought to be imposed by these Haytien lawgivers. To support and defend tha Constitution intact, as you understand it, will necessarily invalidate and render null and void tbe abnormal portions of Ibis hybrid oatb. The various black republican Presidential proclamations are all in violation of tbe Constitution, and not biading in morals Or law; and I trust (bat while maintaining your honor by vigorous and solemn protest, your practical good seoee will master the ingenuity of trick thus employed to disfranchise you. Doriog tba struggle, when there was an allegiance due to the then Southern Confederacy, tbese extra Constitutional oaths answered a purpose to the machinators, by preventing Confederates within Federal lines from exercising the franchise privilege; but now, when all agree to recog nize tbe Constitution of tbe United States as of old, it is not only, as it always was, a most audacious sacrilege to attempt to make any President's proclamation supercede it, but is purposeless, except for consolidation and despotism. Tbe Northern conservatives cannot stand by motionless and see established, upon pretext of punishing rebels, the agrarian precedent announced ia President Johnson's "disability" proclamation. What guarantee would they bava tnat tnis unscrupulous leveller wnen bard pressed for money to keep up his large army, asd to create a corruption fupdforhis re-election, will not appropriate to tba "Suta" all pc-aaaasions exceeding his republican limit of "twenty thousand dollars?" all wealth beyond being held disloyal, lie bas assumed tbe right to do tha one, and, if unchecked, he will do tbe other whenever "necessity" presses. You have tha power la direct the future. Possessing a maj irity at every pole south of Mason's and Di sou's line, allow no one to be returned to any office wbo will submit to assumption of, supeperior right on the part of tbe North, and who will not faithfully support tbe platform, "tbe constitution, with such amendment only as will give greater protection to minorities and geographical sections."' Tbe South cannot wait for national organization. The elections are ordered and are npon you, enabling you to take possession of your Slate Governments at oce. Then, call npon the men of tbe North wbo acknowledge your equality in the Union to meet you in convention in New York city before the Northern fall elections and there to organize with you a great national party, such as will deter the proHigate President and bis provoat spiaa fram laying their bratal bands upon unoffending men, women and children. Your exiled fellow citizen, ; Geo. N. Sasidsas, DRY GOODS. TO TBI LADIK1 Or EVANfVlLLK ABD . VIClMITVi . JTflX CNDIRMGNKD, WOULD RtStCT- , full; eall tb at taut to a of tb Udtaa tc taa fatt I tat I ka?a faat retarnad from Nav Turk wilb a roll and wall aalartad atack of Irl flood, oooalctlac of tb lataat My la it Dress Goods, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Prints, Linens, Ac, Ac. Alao, a larf aad wall aalactad mpplv of &dC I I I 3XT 33 XX TtT I Con(allB( of , '!(,('. Bonn', of rrj daacrlption, Cotrtamad, . , , Bat for Ladla. M !, and Iaraat. A foil Una of Tanc OriauiDt. . , ... i A full Una of Lacea Hindoo, Bilk aad Orapo, A full lla of Ribbon, which tan not bo beat la Frio or Qoallt, la tba Wt. ' A Una of Fr.nch Flower a flna a lb dry of New Tork afford. Alao American rtawara, handsomely tmltatad, at vary low figure. Anything in the way of Milinery Done to Order in the Best Stylet. " Milliner, from tb City or Coon try would do welt to examlua Uil Block baton baytag tia. wl era. Wg ABC SSAUCfACTL'BrKO Clonks, Basque., and Mantillas And. bar therefor oa band eea.tanlly, from tba cbeapeat to tba vary beat of Black Silk, racy aad Black Cloth, and Trimming, tut Cloak and Dram. f ovary ityl A wa dra't ttlnd tb troaLI of howtu( oar kode. It wtll be of gnat adnata- ta tboaa wbo come to Evaaavllle to buy tbalr spring stock, to 13.' 13 A. TJM , J3o. 11 Tint Street,' (Beticetn Main and Locust Struts) Examlnlne tboatock aaj boar tb Brio, fcr, as t bouicht ray Uooda under tb lata paaio, I cast 011 cheaper tits a aay bow la tb city. -.-ACM. r. 8. Lolia la want of Hair Bwitcbaa, o Curl or troata, eaa Sad a aapply bare ooatantly. hnetnaae tranoe-tad ao aarneaev . i a.m ELEJTION NOTiCE. Xle e tion of City Beeordec , , ANIL'CTIO will b-b-ld e Klamtay. tb lath day of Jaw., tt. atthowOBai pteeae of boldmc ity tet3oa., for tba purpoee of alectlag a City Kecnrdar to a I th. varaacy ocoaskaed by 1ke4.ia el John . Crisp, X . .- , By eriiar t tha Council. A. M. McGEir I, Oerk. " ZTanavl. Juna 8th. i i . ...JfloSat REMOVAL. It. J. DAT, 3U ; Physician & Surgeon, Has Removed lit OJJict to THIRD ST., bet MUX and L0CTST. wrffklib DENTISTRY. Dental Oarclj ,. HAV1SG A-SOCIsTID WITH MB IS TBX prmctiaa of CeoUaUy. Dr. A. aVJoaa. formerly of Ciacmnall, r would aaaoaar ta tbe people cf Iranseill aad vtdatty tbat wa ara prejiared to perform all oparsUoa parte tc I or. to Dentistry in tb aeoet skillful meaner. arWAeial TeaLb aiaaui ea ileal.' Platinum, r-ilrerer Vnl. canlte, aad a recard beauty of flniab. MrU aad , a smralaa of avpyaraaca. wa cbaJaaa ecmoart. sen witn wore aooa anywnera aaw or esu - Ws aellcit a eftare ol poMic patron wa. ' L: t Dlta. HIK&BOWBK A JOSB8, Boom 4 aad S, Marble Ball, . . . TT aiaaeslllaw GENERAL AGENCY JO flX M. CRISP, JKi "'" ' General v Collecting, Agantv OFTICI SW SIDS THIKBSTi" ; -.(BaU Jtala" and otat) .:2 ' " ' . I -.s.-e'i aSwamawASba,- IaV mw tries attrattca paid ta aoUaettaaa of ail kisda. tabs

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SKIRTS. IN'EW SKIRT roa 1 : ices ----- t.ooo. Tba Oraataat laveatksa f tba Ag ia ' HOOPSKIETSl t. W. BBADLKT'S W.w Pataot VCfLIX XLLirriC ot doable) BPK1NO OAliT. WKtT, BEAlLIT A CART, (late J. t. A O.I. Weat). &CLI PkOFRlIToR-1 l.VD MiCfiC. TCKKES. S7 Cbaabar. aad Ts aad St Bawd Stree'a, Slew Tark. TUI ISVENTIO!! coaaista of Dapl.s (or twa) llllptie Steal Sprlics, luireoiowlf braided tlfbtly asd firmly Uweahar, odea ta adgv toakiag tha Uingbaat, moat flexible, elastic aad durable Spring- aTaruaad. Tbey aaUom band or braak, like tba Stagkefprina, aad eoueequestly praoarv tbalr perb-et aad butllul shape twice a lot.f a ace othar bklrt. Tbewoederful S.albllity and (Teat eow fort aad pwawor to aay lady wearing tbe battel llllptie skirt, will b ext-erlenoU jparttcuiarty ia ail crowded aaaemhllaa. Opera. Can I see. Kailrd Cars, Chclch Pees, Ana-Ck.ire, fur Promaoada aad Iloaaa Ureaa, a taa akurt aaa be SoMed waea la aea to orcopy a atait p.aca, a aaaliy a a ailk ormaatladreae - A lady ba.iac eojoyed tbe pi raa ore, eomkirl aad eoareouMMw of w.erina tka tuplas liiipuo Steel bprtng kirt tor a single day, will aeeer, a. ear aftarwarda wimoyiy dwpoaae with tbaW waa. For Cbiidrea, bfueea aad Ifnag Lad tea tbey are upM-ior to ail olhrra. tbey ara tba beat qn'ly hi ary part, and aaaDeetiimaMy tiio LitfbbMt, Alot Iatrabte, ComIwrtebla and kU.-oooslcel Skirt erar maJe. P(tt SALK la ail Sr. 5 cla SUree la lb self y, aad lbrot;bet lb I' n I tad Stair and CoMrta, Haeaca Ca Cuba, Slexico, South Aaterioa,aud tb Veeat ladle. - , KHQVIBB FOB TBI DGFLEX XLLIFTIO SAIBT. Patent Duplex llllptie Skirt, coasts ia EUgaatc, Llffhlmc, Comfort aad . , . . .: Alcomosmy, Aad ' aasjtsMtloaably tb el dsairabl article ada, for aaa by J. F. A S. A. GOOLTDOB, M-Sat 14 aad l Fitat Mrrol. QUEENSWARE, &o. IMPORTERS. China, Glass ASD EEISIA1 Pack apes now on hand and opsning at HARK & WARBfirS, (Suotaaoor to M. A. La wren, a I ' Wo. IS STREET, TL&.IN One of the largest and best as sortments to be found in the Wet, and for ea?e at extremely low prices. Merchants furnished with com mon Ware alone if desired. aMI LUMBER. LUMBER. Cor. MAIN & 7th Streets, SVASSVILLE, OINTMENT. Xtola t Itoli ! Itola ! feCKATCHl SCRATCH! ; WHEATONSOINTMENT Will Cmro Ska Itest la 48 Ilomea. -It care, tb trairi tub, Vabaab Scratcbe and rait Bbaam, C ca-e, Chilblaiaa, and ail Xrutrttoo, of tbe Okie. Plica au eta. Beware cf tVakaa aad Lutica. wbtcb wtll at taaaoea 'b dieeae. Byaesdlgeva o JUBW B- PABa.ctwen.oaM.0, It will be forwarded by maU, Iraa ft ccetagato any part of the country. -- " Bold ia Cioeloit,at Vkoleaal, by OH . F.t R K WXBXSB FOtlBB, Boatoa. Mea Praprte. tore. - )-m - WALL PAPER. &c. TCBT BICXIVKD A LA AO! ABO aVAXU l 'ate ertmeat at Wm am Wiadow apers, pu Uia aad Agurad, wblcb tbe pablle ara avilad to rt- aad. exam rue beterw purckajriog Alao 'Aaew tnpaly of Taaayasa a.w poem Baoca Aasan u pacax eevara, price as oaom, tebl - SAAXra

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NEWS BY TlEGRAPH ! -- 'IT TAS B. A e ewv Exclnsively for the Journal, - . i , , . Ann flnrntsi . nrAnnr II II H rVH 111 HIV Ml VUil DI LvIhL II LI Utile s ' j LatasS frw t'barlntaa Faftgm j v. T r, ,T I hrw cbb. June UThe TWs j err.pondeace d.tsJ Ck.rle.too June lUtA, relers to tba reception of tha Presi- j oent's amnwiy rroclamaiion, and 1 sajs it was Kai rtm m n ih rliaii.ea.f lfae&a evrk. ' posed by the radicals and secettiottistav and approved by the tnasaes of lha people, j ; - - : r . A meeting was bei j at Suramervire on tbe 31st. lUsulutioiit we.e adopted requesting the citizens of each Par.sh to take tbe necessary steps to call a public meeting lor . the purpose cf appointing delegates to a general convention. These meetings were held previous to tbe receipt of the President's proclamation. Since then all permission U hold political meetings- bad been withdrawn to wait the appointment, by the President, cf a Provisional Governor. Tbe, TVtouji bat paper from Bnenoa Ayres, containing additional drttUs of tbe first nsoremsnta pf the bvibgorebls io opening war betareen the Afgectine Republic and Parsgua. President Milira, on receiving the news of the invasion f the Argentine Repubtie, issued v prot litwariuu to his countrymen, niniaobing Ibens to their poet ns citiran tuUiera. -According to tie papers of B.iesos Ayres, tbe proclamation has' been re cvived with entbusiasas. All political parties are invited is the determination to support the Uovarnmtut , , , . Tbe Republic is declared in a state of selge. ' Tbe national' guards are to be called out Tbe troops of the line are to be summoned ta Buenos Ayres, nod ether placet of tba frontier, supplied by Ibe national guard a - Foreign and native merchants ; are goin to bold meetings for tbe purpose of ootriog a. loan to tba fiatioeai uovThe i". iouitd tayt; Y . Prom present appearancee lha war in Kouth Amrnca msy yet become one of tbe mott powerful that bas taken place. Ta land forces cf Paraguay are eaiimated by the Buenos Ayres Standard at 60,000, "and thote of tbe allies are expected to reach 75,000; but tbe jrraaUr number of this force hat yet to be raited, while the Paragaay force's ara already ia tbe field. It is thought it will take seme moelLi before tbe allies can niomt agcreative operations. The c6nrbined population of the allied eowatriaaao fa oat-uunibrrs that of Paraguay, that the tnccett of ibe lat.er would seeu ,impottible. ..Parse liuay bopet tbat the will find maeyaliies ia tbe northern Provinces of tbe Argentine Republic, and in Urates. ' Boldter Hloilwp; WASBiKaToif,' Jane H Another riot took place in Maryland today between troops of tbe 21 tt N. Y. Cavalry and a West Virginia cavalry brigade. It originated in a mutual accusation af cowardice. Roma af tbe officers took part in tba aflVtir, aad the men trd their rsvolvtrt freely, while those without anas bad recourse to bricks aad ntones. Tbere was a general stampede af all tba citieent in tbe vicinity. Three of tbe West Virginia troops and a citiz-n were; sevsreiyi : wounded, i A si rang gusrd has been stationed on ih Avenue to prevent a repetition of the disturbance. Official information received to-day concerning tbe recent fires atChattttioc(n and lS'ashviUe aays tbe loaa at Chattanooga amount to about f-'iXl.O'W and tbat at Natbvllle to aboot $3,000,1)00. which amount may povtibly be rtdiice j one half by iron, chains and machinery which tuny be ssvd. - At about the tame time, a fire occurred in Uallalin, Tenn , the lust of wbicb is not; reported -There was alto a Cre near tbe Chattanooga depot, at Nashville, wbicb was town suppreaavd. It is tbe opinion of the Quarternr.aster's Department tbst tbe fires were the work of rebel incendiaries, and but for the fire-wall built by Gen Donaldtoo, Chief Qusrteroaaalec at Nathville, in Taylor's Depot, the place , of the fire, that portion of the building where the commissary stores were dpo.sited, worth $3,000,000, would have been destroyed. - The .following information, has been received in this city recently) .. Popular subscriptions c-f, about two cents per bead, were commenced at Mantes, in France, for a gold tne-Jaf to Mrs. Lincoln. ' Tba medal was to bear tbe following inenption: , ' Liisrt,Eiualitjr and Fraternity." "To Abraham Lincoln, twice - elected President of the United S;ates, from (be grateful Democracy of Krsnce." 'Lincoln ike Honest, abolished Klevery, reestablished the Union, saved tie Republic without violating: tbe Ataloa of .Liberty." M He wat Atsastinated en the 14iu of April. 1365:" '- A boat the dOtb af April tbe sobverfptions had rsacbed $11,000, wbsn tbe subscribers were arretted tilths police, wbo stated .tbst tbe schema was to be stopped everywhere in France. Itetrular Report; Bow Tork Spaelala. j ' New Tost, June 15 A ttafement it published by General Oal!eek. in which be taya tbe orders issued by bim, in felaiiot) to tba. movement ol treopa after Sberman'a arrangement with cbsstoo bad been disapproved, were issued under instructions from General Grant' i As to tha wording of tha orders, -be bad no intention to reflect upon, or La disrespectful to General Sherman.. , ( Gecnml Stoneman put'i.'Ket' a etateroeirt showing that be intenttonaily ditebeyed Sherman' t ordort; toofe'bitoen way, but failed to capture Davit. ,.-. The Times' Washington sp'caltayt: Wa are now enabled to form tome idea of the length of time the Military Commission will be further engaged in tbe rnl of the assissiot By art angeOf Hon. Reverdy Johnston srrll be read 1 t-: J - - Ti ;n k. r k. il. argument of Mr Sione, ccitatel for 1 Modd and Htrrold. ; I On Saturday Mr. Cox will present the defence of O'Ltoghtin. On Monday Mr. AJkiu wiU nam up finally in behalf of Mrs. S orrat- On Tuetday Payne and AJierotl't counsel presents tna argsment. OaWetlactday air. Kwiag- nnmt up in behalf of Madii, Spangle end JtrnoLd.,- . It is believed tbat Judge Advocate, General Bolt, wiU ptesent the final argument in behalf of tha prosecBtioo, on Saturday, the 2kk intt , and ?o tba Monday folkrwinp, the Coaauation will cooclode iu work by tha finding and neetescj. i-:iut.' - . . . : Tka sentence, cinder tbe ran, cannot be ptotaulg&u4 ansa allbr- ivfcas bees t approved by tbe rtaudaot, tstt tbe end of tha trial may not be reached before the first day of July.

j a yrr: , Tigllf2183l' .k)Vr ZZ1T A di1tgAtion cf coloret rrjt-n at Rich , IL . . . mona irtirrq nerw io-ut, wnn te-a .. . . - i w. ; audience witn tte rreaiaern nvrr. resent thAt under lb military r(toli lions in Richmond, their condition lfao fbe t better than it wis when they wt-ra in ! .l.verv. and they rropose to ask rtnrTa special inquiry be made as to tba farts, in ordr that the proper remedy msy be applied to place them OB A footing in accordance wnb ibe liberal aad enliuhu , ,. - 3 rf b h Governm.nt fc pop.Urtone in tbe gon0 VtlMatot rion ttom ,h, Utiitg .... n men cf the late rebellion, ara coming ia by the bandred per day. Among the men of note whoae petitions were received today, are Mj. Gen, KJaard Johnson and Jos. It. Sanders, f the Tredegar Iron Worka . A claaae is now interted in the pardon, intended to prevent ibe applicant from claiming ia tbe court exemption from the operation of the confiscation nctt, thus leaving tbe settlement of tbe matter of confiacakMi of rtbel property ta tbe courts end lo Congress here-after, when the facts as lo such at come fur relief can be ascertained Tbe lit rails R cbrooed correspondent says: Gen. Terry bat arrived tirre and aaaoroed command of tha Department of Virginia, in p's -e of Ga Urd, wbo goes elwhrr. U. Tarner bas been sts:gned to the tnuitery district of Henrico county, embracing Richmond II s first net wat to sqaatb the rebel Mayor, Mayo, who bad been reit.ntated with hit niffter buetert nnd rbl polio A band of rnetrrillaa, SOOttroeg, bave lately collected ia Patrick cos sty, Va, tbreateninc lh inhabtUnts with vengeance. Four have been arretted, tried, convicted, nnd sentenced to be thou The 7VitKn's Richmond correspondent ayt: Tbe military nsthoritiat, under command c f llalieck, Patrick and Ord, in connection wnk tba rebel Mayor, had inaugurated a tyttem of uppreaeeaion of outrage npon the colored people of Richmond, wbicb has created intense excitement Tha corretpondent details these oturagea, but tbey beta already been printed. Tba Tiilune's Washington special saytr : febrmaa'a friends nstert that Ualltck's plaoiog the responsibility of bis order apoa.Oraati it a diaboaett qalbble. Grant notified llalieck ol tha Govern, rnenl't diaapproval, but tbe tpeciGed annotment was Ilalltck't, snd unknown ta GranL Kbermau bas a letter from llalieck in which be says he was only carrying out whst he knew to be the wishes of the War Department. ,'". OPTICIAN. I. RITTIWBERG OPTICIAN! NO. G7 MAIN ST Evansrille Itdiana, Beg. brat ta ,afcrm kw fr leads, aad 'a a;lt la ur.l, i bat be JZLixa on XXasac3. ALL BINDS OP Optical Instruments, roai.rtsOV rine ;old, Kilter and' fitel 8PJCtTACXEd, "1: Of Ibe l'et Improe.mea', oa aeeteatIS ptlartPb ! IS) . Fine Oeld, Tortoii Shell aad Steel EYK - OrlJAB.SIH. A'V-4pf fltawea, 11. Id" O .Mi !. d-eap. Q aeeM, 0, G'eeeae, aal Ik mpvood d Kim I JM Icroeoaee. Alee: All kli-oe cf aitallrina Leoaas. rln breolat taa tease. ta, Aeeaiel.a DMete p i. 1J sad eierruopea, aal Vleaa .l Ever, kind. or Caterer wed Mear-.'IiliUd toastaaias. r H trr tK. a Ha Hat. MT Alt kloMr o.nc.le raa t bad oaly of I. RITTENBERO, No. 67 Main S Ire o t, (BBTB IBB SICObD AXbTHIBO), T KVSSI VILLK, I.1D. HOTEL REOPENED. Washingtoii House, CHSI3. ITEDDEICH, Proprietor, Cwr. SSulw am, Tailrdl Bta m V AM B VILteat, 1 O. VpniS OLD, WST.L E8TABLIIBBD, ABB X widely Aaowa Hotel baa be, tlastd for seeeel weak detfoif repair. It ba, dan thl tltae. bee npaiatad taoldo amd out. ba baea Ihroegtily Sited up, aad la a treat sveaare fare, ashed wlte asrw bade awd fovatturo. Tao propria tor ha made ery arraafameat to reoosr aa boaae ooaeeolsat, bealthy aad aeraaobio totbo poMtc. , Tbaoklnf tbe pablle tbt tka la poiroaac tbal a rtea of yemr baa baew oiteaAad to tw WaabinKtoa, be laeltea a reaawal of tbaar Oaotom, ad will ewibmaar to ate. hat tool la eel. bed aad tb bowa. managed la a way to merit tbatr eootla aad potraaa;. (or te aad tree. r-a-e traa GROCERIES. f ItD TOCB C0WJ. . ' ' A lot of cbooe Covttrry Braa, frets Sad good, lut r, clred aid lor saielne.et VlCKSBT BB1-B. -t' I at, StaAavtitrmt. P""0 ATOHI roTal'iASt f OTATwtl I Wtir- s-Ht r-e einf tbaae csmIfo BaXera Pa atoee, aad wffl aett litem bo p. Seat .our ordsaa, watara taey aea all fooa, t - VIllIlTleVf,1 1 ! - - " lit. Mala btrae ILOCB ASD Ittu - , til' rl'y PI sr. w-rraated b tb waeeka aeid bar' aad P-e-b ''ont Meal io r-taed. a Por tai ckuwo, aad A ltrd I a. f prt ol tk. ' cltr. b, - ,. fit Kkkf SO'. 141. Male Ptnat, OATS. O ba.dred VwwAMrfat of th& la) r 11. aud for tivKbal BAT-, Mi Mala nBrin APPLE'S. A -bol a Wt of dacod S(r. by Urbd Apptae ar oat at ra viva tar Bra, " ''- MS SI )a wtraet iiiCiiHI iiiu.i n r,-.u' , li ) " 1) A ckotoa lot of Sirar Car d Bare. T1a:a do , Cm Pido aad Bried Beaf t t ea a b p a VICaCBT Uiuj. Vti tela .tree. MUSIC.-1 SfW MUSIC. MUSIC. ft rioiUrt TBASIPI tBAatPI-C'B IBB .1 - r-rieesere Urp. Oa of tb moat peewtar eotur- of tberday. , ItL JLD." tw- aaaW.' - By t. C. Mlaforar. "WAIT. LCVB.tbTH.THB W.BlaOVl. -l.riXt,eifiI. StL atABOU. "BOCEbrrt- ByCJire.?. It, Kenkory wt Abraham Lia " - ' MkbktAiP S SOBO." rot " Oberea." Vataotw. By C. B lake! or., by WAABXBACOWTB9T0.

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