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VOLUME XVIL
VANSVll,LEt-'IND.,:'FRIDAY, AUGUST S 1865.
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rre Haute House. CHANCED IIAIfDS.
BOTKt BIS CHIHQBD HANDS, H aw tborosfhly repaired aad r-fartabed i depariSMOta, te kept la nt-elat tra. abracre all lb moilira lumnutta m rt. li.'ldlDC Billiard Ttl U aad Bar. U
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CIGARS & TOBACCO.
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PUBLISHED BT
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Journal
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, LOCUST ET31EET. BBTWXXH ITSR ABT WATTB.
Durnett Iloiiwe, CISCJfATI,OHIO. ; - P. Mi'ler ............Proprietor. Tormcr'.j of tb Oslt Boom, LooUtIIU.) r IATIONAL HOTEL, Corner of Fourth and Main . ioxl0A7lXlok IEy TCAA.B db V.EAI, Prapvletara.
h7,d8o. . .. . r ' .- 7IT!,!TyOTICE,;-. ....- mportant Notice. 1,1. fxasoau haviho claims aoaibst . th iiiuiit I 0. Campbell, swdo prta Wo. 2d, lfJf, will prnwnt tb.a Aira or for Mrant twtir to Aarnat With, 1M6.
3.taB.3a i ... TBAHCjg FBATT, Caat, MILLINERY.
JA8HI0SABLE MILLINKET. Mrs." Mccormick at jumI returned from the Eat I with a ' t" BPLKHD1D A880BTMXBT OF . , ioinetg of, Latest Styles,
i,;,if ..:.AwallaFalMekr J ' MILLINERY GOODS ki ei),or tu DisuExmovBr ,W F.r raabkmaala aad et7IUh Baada lb 144 ba pal to torn patt tar. , . - : Salt ani Etamint befott Purchasing ' KUewhert. ' 2si imembfiTthw rtACx. ! 'TXo. 2 JTirat mt. (Bata-aa Mala aad Lacml) GROCERS.
We have on hand - - o raw-;
Missouri -Texiilossee
. Abo ' ;: KENTUCKY
od fitting np boiliiaga, which, when cotapte W, will b occupied bf 'oaf b bbuU portion of thoe who Bre most Mdj Bad dederrin)?.' Ib addition,' it will prevent all jealousy among rival citiei in location the Home, and har-
Eyajlivillo Journal CcapSUlT. uionita all differeneei. This jemloaBy
uiaeniaoia as long ai it it wen anown that torn one chj ia to be "benefited alone bj the anbscriptiooa of all other. Locate the Home where jon may, it will be found in the end that mainly those aoldieri living in it immediate vicinity will enjoy ita comforts and privilege.' We thai imperfectly inbmit onr views of the proper way to provide or, the comfort of oar disabled veteran. . We submit it for the consideration of oar cotemporaries, especially those who are not satisfied with the Indianapolis Soldier's Home arrangement. - , . s
Tobacco
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(L EAF t) Which we have Selected to Manufacture the follow lowing Brands of Tobacco: A roam, Bright T OaatM. S A - f Oaiaaaa.
4 A Twlit. Brtckt, IS I. A Bwaat, f Oauaaaa. ) -A : A BrlfmtfSOSV BrtfMICaddUa. ' tadUwaa 4 CBdlatUa. . Dark 4 Caaldla. 4 A raaea.k, BHckl, 14 B. Brtfkt 14) 1st CaaMlas. Dark 10 B ta C !. BT TmmmAt, , BpaaKall. FalU'a Ca.M Halt. . lalara). -s :
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Liquors, Winei, Kilf,GUii, Cot
ton Yams, Spices, Wooden - Wart, bVb. - No. 13 '-lwlaln Street, (Oppoalt Braaeh Bank,) E7AN8VIIXB, ... INDIANA
J Mill
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ItVtlixmiH 5 -! EXPRESS COMPANY. fpHB ADAMS tXPBBM COHPAXT KBJaapaslfaU aaaoaooa to tb.la frlaada aad waumaa tb pabiloaf I.antTllUaad alclalty thai, art :k laanaaad awllUIrt fortba traaaporla tlaa af - . JBXIOHT..' rACKA0X8, " MOMXT, f AND.VALCABLX?, Tbar 'Bollelt l.m aoaHiinaaa of foraar fttaor. Kpaelal ear lakaa la tba aollaetloa of Bllla, Draft, Botai and th traaaportattoa of valuable
pacaaaa. , . . .
AO iniorntauoa in
Wa Mil auaaka'ara all klad of ToUaoa la
nit e y tradaa thai a aay laealva ordara far.
wa anu aania tba waoMaata treaetnat aaa oi oaudanald la tba Waal. Wa baaa baeas et-
agd la lb. T.'aaaca aaaiaaa tor laraatj yaan, i Va ara araparad ta eaeeat oar work la tba aaai
t atjki aad wa raaaaetfbU aouoil tb atlaaUaa) f dealer la oar Tabaeeo,
Oigars I Oiccars I W alaa aalt the aitaatlaa af Whateaala Dealer
a ear ttada la esaaela ear birfa aaa vail aa. eeted ataefc af Ctfare. Wa baaeaa baad Tbtaa dllllaaaf i laav. wblah ware aaaaaawtarad b
Joeecb Feadrlcb Brea BaJuaaara. .Wa will
ar lata imcji of vii(ar at ii4(i aawea. i . . .-
Pipes I Pipes 1 ' Wa alaa baa a vary iarga etoek af Briar aad 707 ripea bead MerebaBU la waal af gaada la ear Ha aaa raqaeated ta Ball aad eMail a. ear ataet, wbiob tbav UI SadaBtaaetTeaad Cbea. . . rctory Cor. Water nd locnit 8U. . sumooMs
lVo. "T IvJain. Street, BTAMTaiB, 1KDIABT4. ; F. FENDRICH !i BROS BH-ia " ' n00PSKIRT3: ' " 1 -- 1 1 I , IWT.. Levy,
E00? SKIRT MaVHTJPAOITJKXS,
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Cows, Iloraes and Mulea. CROUfaD FEED
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A HO BBAli KSTATB ASXHT8. THIBD St., yti. M1I5 LOCUST, J.IS Jaraaevhla, la4. J. 91. 8U.4C&CLFORD,
.Attorney r at Law. BTAHSVILLB, 1MB. OSIee tbraurty aaaapM wt ObaadlarB Hjae
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XOUB DAT JIXDINa,
eke voar Cowa iDcraaae la qnaatlir
aad .oallty oea-tbtrd ever Bay other Feed that caa be prepared. For Boraea or Hale there 1 ao
tetter er cheaper moo. aw Sellnred a oy part af the ally, la Qaa ! tltlaeaaeailararybadji i i '
BT All erder aft at Caldwell' Urocery win Da proaptly SlWd. - Jr SASH AND DOORS. "
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raaaBha.l BBIritBa AH AVK A UBtTBi DMBwV AUaBW
dxi t vt all wha aaa d -aire a aarriaaa.
later the aeaajvaao At abeir baeiBMa wM ra-
lat-a-praaulaBdeaaem anantioa.
Lalll lreptolar at auilaa to tba prawoa. flow Bad debaa f aauae la b OourU of Vaadarbarghandadjoialtf a.antiaa.to Coa.eaaaetBK.'B d thaaaBaiia Wa of tltUa ta real aetata. . ALVAH J0HHS0I,
ivttorney at Lnw,
i- i NOTARY PUBLIC . - ::. ad -
noalHstato Agent.
. aw aaiaian- aaa ail oiaar ciaiaa procaT-n. iOoa.- - -XYANgVlLLI. IBD. t afia dir. -. 1 bJcls- 'XV .WtxlLcer,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE p. ABO , " itat laf aktAlaUi Paaalaaa, r : j Baak Par aad BSoaaty -OB DISCHABOXD S0UIKBS. ABD TOB r tha Widow and atbar Weal rapraaeatattra el : 1. 1. tk. MTtea of tba Cntted Btataa.
lOo OB tba Mortk-Weat aid of Third Btraet,
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Soldiers' Home. -We gave yesterday some of the reasons, which incline ns to disfavor the Soldiers' Home Enterprise as contemplated by the Association organized at
Indianapolis. : - Oar objection was, in few worJs, that too much of the money snh scribed would be absorbed by supernumeraries connected with the Association, and th benefits of the Home confined to too few of oar disabled soldier a Wa propose, to-day, ta suggest what wa regard as a mora practical, uniform aod certain way ta accomplish tba object
aimed at by the Soldiers' Homo Association, while obviating tha most serious
objections to that enterprise. J We would adopt one of twa plans, both operating ia tba same direction. ' 1st . We would have a careful investigation to ascertain tha exact n amber of oar soldier who nave bn disabled in the service, tha character of their misfortunes and tbeir circumstances ia Ufa. A rolt of these nofortanate bat honored children of the Republic and State should be kept in the archives of oar State by some one of the State officers, to be designated. In this way not alone those who boldly apply for assistance
will be known, bat the modest and retiring, who would' rather Buffer than
parade their poverty, will also have their claims recognized and their Bufferings alleviated. This we regard ai an important point. Hundreds of men,' needy and disabled, wonld rather Buffer with their families and remain at home than to abandon those families and apply for adaiasioa to a Soldiers' Home, however luxurious might be its accommodation 2d. Having ascertained the number and eirenmstanees of those requiring relief at the bands of the eiticensf of tbe t State, we would have the State Legislator enact a law setting apart a liberal pemion which, added to the pea.
siou allowed by the Government, would place them in comfortable circumstances
and levy a tax for that especial purpose. By Ibis arrangement the funds for the relief of disabled soldiers would be permanently sacured. We would like to see the party that would dare to attempt its repudiation. , A greater number of soldiers would be benefited, and tbeir families aa well enjoy incidentally, the blessings conferred by the : pension. Modest men would not have to exhibit
themselves daily to satisfy the idle curiosity of pleasure seekers who chose to visit the handsome grounds and splen
did gardens of a Soldiers' Hornet but in the quiet of their own firesides, and surrounded by loved, ones, they could feel they had a soldier's home worth ; all others, however grandly they might be constructed and adorned. If the numbers of disabled soldiers are no larger than haa been estimated by the Indian, apolis Home Association, the additional
burden upon the txpayers of tha State, to provide A liberal pension for ihem all, would 'scarcely ba felt It is estimated
. Tie Proper Policy. We have repeatedly urged tha impropriety of too speedily attempting tha re organization of the rebel 8ttea. ; Wa have deemed it the .wiser course to let time have an important influence in the great work of re-construction. We have been satisfied that a large majority of the citizens of those States are aa intensely rebellious to-day. aa they have, been at any time daring the past four or six years. If freely permitted ta express their feelings and opinions through tha ballot box they will all ba found hos
tile t tha Government Any election'
that will not permit them to thus express themselves freely is a mockery and a farce.- Wa dislike military interference
with elections. " We"prefer that no elec
tiona at all should be held. This is why
wa cannot approvo, of the altera pt to.
bold elections in the rebel States at this
time.' They ara. sot free. Tbsjarenot
indicative of- public- oprntoa in the
South. They exiperate a great deal without deciding anything. Theraforr,
Inasmuch aa this country is to remain
Republican aad rate, we would control
the rebel Statee by military authority
until by th voluLtary action af ma
jority of their people they re-organize
tbeir civil Governments , in conformity
to the genius and theory of our institution . Ia their blind advo
cacy of some on of the numerous
re-construction panaceas which have
been recommended for our national ail
meat, most of oar coteraporarie have
lost sight of the great fact that it is best
aot to move at all, until the surrounding ara batter understood,- lest wa move
wrong. W observe that soma of them
are coming back ta, the trae ground. There ia aa necessity for the Union part) to split to pieces an th question of re-organizing the rebel States, or negro suffrage, when delay will unravel the difSaultias which now beset it, ' Military governments have already been established in all the rebel States. Those governments should remain in
force until the people of those States voluntarily ask Congress to re-establiab civil government in accordance with the great principles of right,' which the GovaransMt has saeewssfally vindicated.
When a majority of tba' people of those
8 tatas call a Stat Convention aud. ordain Constitutions in barpiooy with onr
National Constitution and the Emanci
pation Proclamation, Congress should
hear their petition and try. tbeir'. "good faith. But until they petition for such
favor, it ought not to b tendered to
them. -V: ". V.. .Z
Th Chicago Republican adopt oar
view of this subject in on respect, while
it goes farther than ns ia. another It nses th following language : - -
" There ta no use in evading tha isua or calling it by names not really appro nriat. The people of the Southern State!
must make their institutions conform to
the Union sentiment, or they mast con
tinue under military rule, i There ia ao other poliey that is not dangerous in the
extreme. UoUucg mould b taxen.on faith. No reliance should be placed on
the fidelity of men. who, still clothed
with tha uniform oC-taWiiaa and-Ua-
son, are. hastening ta subscribe to oaths which ara A confeaaion of thair unfitness for aor political trail Congress ' has
the power of compelling these man to
make tbeir snbmiaeios: bnaj ; ana- absolute, and Cone-res should, not relax in
ita Durpoa to have this whole matter
Battled ow. Not merewtBtBB
The Segroes and tbe Poor White of
one aoniB. -. . The iracreesion seems to be general
at the North.' aays tba Missouri Demo
crat, that the negroes "at tb South ara
living. in dependency on tne uovernment : This is not strictly correct Tha negroes, to a great extent bare resorted to labor and support themselves, while on the other hand the whites refuse to work and are subsisting upon the charity of the Government - In the year 1864-5, according to an official 1 report, there were in Beaufort about three thousand whites and nearly the same number of blacks. Of tb blacks, between three and four hundred were applicants for Government aid; of
tbe-whites, trom twelve to lourteen Hundred. What wee true of Beanfort was
also true of Newbern; in fact, of every'
other place in North Carolina where companion could be instituted.' In Mo
bile, according to an omcial report in
tb Mobile Tribune, a similar state of
things exists at this time. . -;
During tbe month of May the num
ber of rations to destitute persons at this post were as follows: ' "
To white persons .......58,978
To colored persons.'.-. -
Daring the month of June: ; J -
To white person ........68,416 To colored persona ....8,000
, At tne present live tbe Commissary is issuing to destitute white persons at
tbe rate of fire thousand five hundred rations daily. To. colored persons less
than one-tenth of this amonnt .: . .i
KEWS BY TELEGRAPH vtthb B, a w. tnrx. ! ' 1 -
Exclusivcly for the Journal.
Herar Orlearae Items.
Naw OaLirs."AogtJtt l. Th steam
er Millie with 700 bales; of cottoa wax burned on th river.! No. lives lost,. -
The steamer Joseph Pearce exploded
20 miles below Vicktbarg. She caught fire and horned to the water's edge, killing 6 and wounding 23 : The scalding
steam passed thrift g a every part of the
boat For a few minutes the whole air
aa full of flying timber, boards, Ac.
Tha steamer Lon was boarded cy
robber in the Yazoo, firing oa ' the passengers and wounding the mat A -The
passengers were robbed ot tneir valuables. Gov Hamilton reached Houston
on the 26tt.,. ult.j en route for 'Austin,'
meeting a va-arm reception. '' 'J
ana Herald correspondenc trom
Matamoras and Brownsvilla, show tbe
falsity of the-July, stories published ia
some of. the papers Of Wasniogtou and , tseahere to tbe effect that General Itrown bad sent 17. S. troops across the :
Rio Grande to assist tb Mexican Republicanasrainit tbe Imp r alutl.. '
Aha Houaton leegrapA. ot tn,-itu
.
ult. says: ,
Bt an arrival of efficere of Shelby a
party, we learn that Shelby is neampd 1 " a .. - i a r i. a-,,,-a
near Monterey, wun tuu or aeu. i
They are quiet and orderly, and are un
disturbed by the eutocriues, ue Had
aold bis artillery and other plunder, and
was trying to get a grant of land and '
other inducements ib colonize.--'
Advicea from Mala moras are to the
I8;h of July, at which the moat amica
ble relations prevailed between tbe soldiers, and officer on each side of tbe river in Texas and the Imperialists On
the opposite Bide." ' "
Movements on th opposite aide ot in
stream show a design of maintaining .i . :!:. .,.v;.U.
A SCKKB IB THS FbEIDXAB'b CoUBXv
A few days - since tba ireedmaa a court
for tb trial of police cases was duly
opened ia room over the Recorder's
court. Major ' A.. T. Reeves presiding,
Amour the first cases that came up, waa
one in which., a number ot parties tea
Quarrelled over a clothes line. r our ol
thm were tint under or th. .The Jadf a
aabari fham if tha knee tba meaning r.t I wjr.ro a
an oath. They bad heard swearing of- 81 .ff conaiderahla strength. (an Xnr W.r tint mm thaw kilt tha I: ' " " . i a
meaning ot an oatn. r erceiviog toat it .iw a. iruw
annlt Kj a. JifHnnllmatta ta raak most oanei BtatSB that IslviO, the ConndrU
r.f tham annreeiata a "." the Jud? 1 tial BCent of Maximilian, bad a confer
7 rr 7 I ... r i r j.. i.:.
ence WHO Xjora raimcritoa uurio; uie recent visit to London, but failed en
tirelv in hi effort to indue tba latter
10 auer ta oiexican poucj oi tua "s-
:.t. riA..,n man, .
addressed tha patriarch of th crowd, a
venerable aad very digoiasd old fellow: "Do vou know the meaning of aa ath?.'
is reply was, "wall, sab, Is not abuaW
I hab beard it a berry solemn and in
teresting cation, but I dida t Debar aao
aovthms to do wid it uyaelt ' ihe
Judge explained that tailing aa untruth
would be followed, by tmprtaoamanx ana
for M- i m not over 50 000 bale oi eMon instead of fire or six hundred thousand bales as has been ita ted. Tha trial - of th rebel Colonel Lowry at Houatoa, for pulling d rwn tb National flag, iisull progreMin?. . Tb Houston Telegraph says: Over tare thousand oaths af amnesty and sixteen hundred 'prisoners' paroles have been taken here, 1 . ; ' A great many robber and jaj hawkers have been arrested In Western, Tax as, and much property recovered. A Brownsville correspondent says:
Accounts from the interior represent
a aad state of nostra. Ktbet returned soldiers have in a spirit , ot .revenge turned opon those who stayad at home, aad murder and rob them. '.
The Time of tbe 26th nit states that
it had just learaed that th Tremont
House aad a larg portion ot Ualvastoa was destroyed by fir. 'Tb military finally suppressed tb flames.,-.
KELES AJIU BKWt Lil...t3. " I. V paper, gfrea away at tba Oba imib tTBtaataaa etreaaaoa. - A Ba adaertlaeauaU, looal Bailee I path) la artad aaleae btmM er pay faaranieS. . V. AdaarUaaaMBbi arill aawrboacoatrnhd b Vsaal eattoee aalaM aoatraet la aada to thai eited aad ralaa raaalvad r tba a tto. - I- S tatal Ketloa." howerer abort, will' I !! A baa tbaa Oaa bvllar aatb day. A Marrttg, Fwaarat aad lUllcton rotVaS art iarrariaMr ba paid laadaajal. aWar la "
J. B. SV3ESKER
- MABcraCTCBsa or
Coppor, Tin and Shset-Iron
ASS.
UTioleiale mi BetBil Dealer In
Britania Japan Waro.
Cooking and Heating tat t o X7" in o .
JOB-WORK SE1TLT KXECl'TED,
Horthwait Bid 8y amors, between
Bcona ana ibirl strcetA JeZT.dSa
OPTICIAN.
I. RITTINBERG
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'OPTICIAN! ;:- NO. 67 MAIN ST., .
ZTaniullB Indian. Bc( Uars la lBbra hi frleada, aad th pabU
la (eoerai, ibbi ae XXctta on XXarxd , ALL HHPS OF
liah (totirnffliliL
Lord Palmrraton is represented as
tailing Melvia' tbat England would contit a to stand aloot from Mexican af
fairs, and would do notninz. that -ould
sioa -Memphie Bulletin.
would be punished . by God. . Tb old be rexarded a unrnendiy to tne cnna lellow thought this reasonable and took Staiea ." " " " , ' ,, ,.' part in "de solemn aod interestin' 'ca- Tbe 2H6ni' Matamoras correspond
ent of tbe Hti of July, says n Has
loarnad from B good sourc, tbat some
military bands or .ooieucrstei nave lately" crossed tbe R 6 Grand with a view of entering tba Mexican service, and that General Shelby is charged with their organization . VVkde ' Hampton,
bO ifl at Pamagne with 60 men, is to
form part of the fore. t '
Ueneral ' ueianporniua nas com to this point,, by Order of bis Government, to grant land , to exiles and, give them every facility to settle upon tbm, admitting, fre; of dufv1, 'agrlcaltural implements, minerals, ke'. 1 ' i - Th Tester' Washingtoa special say: S. M McKione. chiel clerk in tha of
fice of th Solicitor of tb .Treasury,
vestrrdav received tb appointment of
Acting- solicitor orTO ireasory nctinir
th absaoo of Mr. Jovdon. ilcKianey
at ones entered on th d'acbarg of s:b
d7- .. i .
The tleraut s Washogtct: Cvrrespona
nt ears:
' Adjutant General Thomas estimates that there are 100.000 colored troops in
tha service. ; Previous to tbe close of
the rebellion there were 110.000. which
was redacad by tbe mailer oat of state
organization.. - , ;, -, ,
Many rebel omcers ar reported to har tendered tbeir services aod influ
ence to the Mexican Minister. Senior
Romero, within a few weeks, for the ex
pulsion of Maximilian from the , conti
nent. A direct compliance waa pot ex
pected, ot course. . t ,
..FLOOBlNG;:;j W"e a t h e rl o ar din gr," CASiNGS,'iioO M O XJ L D INCr, .' Of aay klad of LU MBE R.
factory and Tard Center Walnol Street aad Canal
that not over 1.000 disabled soldiers ar
I to be found in the 8uta. . k pension of should ba admittad unlesi It makes the
i 1100 each per year would, with the Gov
ernment pension, mak tha majority of them comfortable and contented. . Th StaU pension might be gradoated to the
condition., of those receiving it the wont, case of disability racaivtng tha
largest pension. . ": . ;'.( . , ' '
". ' ' Tf . I. k.amI. mf T . . mmm
.... . . , I BoliUcally in the same condition and b patriotic to mak bucu a provision for . . , jl,.., - .. r, v . skdowed witbprscisely tbesaraapewer at
freedom of all its inhabitant tha essen
tial fsAtur of ita nolicv. and that free
dom should, not b an vaierior on, r of
a nusstionaala chatactet, bat aboold be
a freedom that toWrate no diicwaaination that is not founded on loyalty to th American Pnion," iiiiUi .I0'J
Th . SepuiUcan then insist that
whit and 'black free meat Bbonld atand
EVANSVILLE, ataaBOOai
INDIANA.
Bear tbe WaehtBgtoa uaaaa aaa "-"J lb Ooort Hoaaa, Xraaavflla, Iadiraa. AUl aaalBeaa aatrostad tohlat W1U ba prwaptl atlaedad to. WlB-lp
TOYS.
STSA8BURQER 4 NUHH, Bfa. B KAXDEB LANE, SEW TOUK Tm porter af -T O Y S ,
CHINA, FANCY GOODS,
M Ba&a, SUU Taceu,
..aatta aba Btbaa af barere, aflbrlB tbaaa lb
taa aeca iaaiaem
STEELE & TRIBLE, BOOID BT, BIT. CEXSTXVT AHD OHXABT, STAnriLLM, JMDUtd. J ASH, DOORS, WI5D0W BLDTDS Dressed Lumber -
Beards, tatba, aa., ef every deeoHattaa aoaatiaUy
racaiBt Bore at au aiaos Ban a ar. awtac afaaarp klad deaa aa tba abartast aals-ly
aa baad.
erder. asttea.
saloon:
A ChangeSt. Nicholas- Saloon. SAM- OBAMMAB BIS AOAIrt TAXTBS barsa at tU bH. Blabalaalaaa aad tU pal It ta firet rat svd arilk all poaalbia dlrpatcb. Tba taaat Idaaara wtU be kept ta tb bar aad a billiard labia wilt e,py the aeeaeid floor.
BU om maaas aaa eaiiram are lanaaa aa aau
. .. mjm,4om.
her maimed and suffering sons which
w can never believe re would call oa th patrioUo and liberal-heartad to raia by ubcriptioa what th Legislator re
fused to appropriate. But w would hav th fands tha raised disbnrted in th form of pensions, thereby , dispensing with th costly paraphernalia of abawy Soldiers'- Homes. - Wa do - sot
think our people ar so anxious for dis
play that they will not subscribe unless tbeir subscription is continually paraded bfor the world by lavish trustees and stewards of gandy establishments, miscalled Soldiers' Home a The comfort of all th disabled soldiers married and single ia what they ar after, and they prefer to have every dollar go
directly to that object 4 ;. . .- , , . Bat of the" two plans we much prefer th on first named the passage of a law by onr State Legislature, proriding a liberal pension for the disabled
soldiers of onr State, and no distinction should be made by reason of any rank they held in the service. This plan we think win satisfy all our cotemporariss,
who, with us doubt - the- practicability and wisdom of tha Indianapolis Soldier'
Horn aoterprise. It certainly will ob
viate tb necessity ' of spending thousands of dollars in purchasing ground
th precisely the samapc wr at
the ballot box; and that Congress should
compel an observance of this principle
At this point wa part company witk the
Republican. We think Congress has no
right to. prescribe lie Tu'e suffrage in either States or territories They have no right to say who shall 4 votend
who shall not vota, if they had, a power would be lodged 'in their hands that might be used to auVrert tha liberties of th people. Bat, as we said before, we
do not at tbia time choa to discus the question of negro suffrage. , "Sufficient unto tha day is' fie'evil thereof. " We ar desirous of witnessing how the freedmen'of the South use their suddenly acquired liberty before wo wonld confer
upon them the privilege of the elective
franchise. To-argue that thejpare in
competent . to preserr , their . libarty, backed by the Whole power of the Government, unless they are' permitted to
to vote, is, lo' our mlndV, to airgue that
they ara unfit for either privilege .j
Wbat Socth . Cabouba bab Lost.
Tbe South Carolinian estimate tha loss of Soata Carolina by tb War at f700, 000,00a The lost to .the whoje pf the Coafdrate Stata eaa hardly ba Vsss than tiO.000,000,000, inclading th negro property, or mora than $1,000 for
very oe or we wnit popuiatioa. : - .it iiItiA; t iiilii i
AirECTiKO Ib-oiOBBf. When the 40th Missouri arrived on . the steamer Oliv Branch, a woman, with joy sparkling in
ber eves, buiried on board. With a
bnojant afp aod a palpitating heart.
she ' scanned the different eompanto
drawn no on the deck. "Where i
Company Kf" she eagerly iaqoired.
M Over there, replied a soldier, point-
ioi in tb direction ef Com pan r xv.
Th woman hastened to the spot, and passing rapidly ia front of tbe sunburnt
faces of tb men, gazed at eaca wua a kssn. ' penetraiinr elance. Sb was
looking for ber bushaod, wtio Had . writ
ten her from Montgomery, AiaDama,
that tk regiment would start for home on th following day, aod that ia a abort time be would be with her. Once more
she passed alone the line, scanninr th
faces with a closer scrutiny, but laiied to find the on she seueht At length
she timidly addressed one of tbe sol
diers: Is this Company AT7' " XeA
"I am looking for my husband whr
IsfceT" "What i bis naose7- "it is
Watkf. "Oh, he fell overboard and was drowned in the Alabama River."
The poor woman clasped her hand over
her face, and' without saying another
word,1 passed slowly from the boat back
to the shore, seemine to walk withoat
tbe nse of ber eves.- Her heart was too
ful for utterance, aad tbe great agooy
that had come so suddenly upon her
sealed her lips and checked tbe foun
tain of bef tears; but tbe men of iron
nerve who saw ber and knew th cause
of her sorrow wept like children. Jfia-
sourt Vtmocrmt -
- j- Sonthern Items. :
Tbe military have been ordered into .. .' f T.
Several counties in xsnnessee, to protect tbe ballot box Disloyalists in
Nashville predict tbe election of Camp
bell to ConeresA General Thomas as
sures Governor . mown low tbat tne
State Government shall be fully sus
tained. " ' '" . -r
,1 Hi , . .
The Governor of Arkansas has writ
ten to the President, . requesting him to
revoke a number of rardona granted oa
his recommendation When the pardons
wera souzht tba parties were penitent
but as soon as obtained, the rebellious
ipirit broke out again. ; , . -
Tbe New Orleans Pieayunt thinks
that the Quantity of sneer tbat will be
nrnrlnfted in Louisiana this vear will not
... ... . f ,i r t ,
muck exceed tne crop ot iooo, iu.uw
to 11.000 bogbbeada, : it ia proved mere
will be each a loss of seed cane as to
render extensive pUnting- impossible for
seven yara. Tbe annual crop of that
State before the war exceeded 400,000
hogshead.,;.;., ,.- s
The receipts of cotton at New Orleans,
on th21V-montd to 1,758 bales,
and 214 baga- : ' "'o .
-The Augusta Contiilvttonalitt is s-eared-that tba Bank of the . State of Georgia haa coin enough on, hand to redeem all its issu at twenty cent on the dollar in coin.
Optical Instramenta,
.-i eaaaiaTiaa ,
Flue Gold, Silver and Steel
! ,f SPECTACLES, i
Of tba lalaet iBtproTeBMB', aa a BoleaUB pried-
P'I aaa
7fne Gold, Tortoise Shell and 8UI
KY12- GLASSES.
A'a: St r Olaawa. FMd Oiaaaea, LardMap-
O win, 0. eiaUleaaB,aadO.apeBBdaad iil
Mmr.wc p... AIm: All aloe, or Bagattylaa U.i. Bad Floe iM-aalaa laa naaaU.
r leiarart a. t lHU atneiaciea. . aver" . im-1 a ha net. W-AUkladavf Opitoabi aaa bebadaalr f ,. I. RITTSNBEEO,
tJo 67 Main Street,
. fBBTWBXB SBl'OBO AMIlTlllav). ' '
aT BVABJwVII.I.ae, IHE.
A V deBclaaey a tb pert of can-ten w It la
ladbf th afflo. tbe earrlera tall ta
have papai a erderad aad dlraeted. tbey aul pT Bar their aaiateaaBea.
A CATID
DBY GOODS.
FINK DRY QOODSI .
CSXir - CHEAPES - CHEAPEST.
BOLLE & BEYREISS, - Ha. Hala ire, "- - I XVAVBVll.tB. IND. '' AavleadM beerlaet wf tb Uiim Hji Dt Oeaila aaaa ba taand at ear .' r ea Mala
StnaC Onat care baa baaa exeTleed la ihe ar ebaae af IhaeeOoode, aad we fevl coufljeat eaa
ell taea a caeap a Ibe cbeapeei A Stir eae,letluB of eor.iocl aad prior I all waaak. lai-lyl BOLbB aCTRKlsa..
LUMBER.
nOIICItT ' Thaler ta -
IN E LUMBER
D
s s i a aa a w w a ,
..rrriMAnnrariA, s, SliincrloH nml LntliH, '" AND 8A8H. A iarsw Aeoortneat of ring JL7loorixa , , . .. Pram i aad Cadtaeeed, a" BC1L.DISU M ATSCIt I t. iioT?iiHTorpT norsir BD aaaa It la, laat. aW Old troa i otrf prowpllp aueedda , n . . , t ..ai
CLAIM AGENT.
DENTIST.
T
Wm.Jlcavis,. U. S. CLAIM ACENT. tlto. Real Estate k t' llectlng grnt. OPFIOE 0H JAiN T, (Bet rtd et Fourth) A'o .5', Over Keller' t Gu tStire, ' IVtKaTI tl, led. , lonnUes, Peniious, Anet fay
AbJSIIvtaW t'wre Ita a. ae ' .. O re a-
Weat. ( aeied at bn Ofno. aMP"ipMial alia toa ai 1 1- ,1 ill ib.ee-
laettua af eVaal-AB B4 la t.lliarat a-.-
lua artiB a. Faieeae I ia a i-a i'J
be wle aa taaallect al aia i a -h r-
ISe.Ua, . Ill paeaa a aw 4 Ik. a t.. .u J wa I
tbeir ana. W Ail ait n I II ill s kia re I T.
Sap eeoloeed
a"e w)a v aewi om ib a. i.ai -i i ri
'iTJIWtSS
BBaWwW(BajBy1
sea
v
I
d DENTIST'
"'W4f-f"'.
1)H. IIAAH, aZUStf flLX TBABXrCf.-X0B TBa r liberal patlnaaraoalddarlB( tb peal BJ Mara, aad he laa tMrBiaaehl eaaldaal af 1Mb aMp, laetree all paraw (w bather the? aeed hi preae iloaal eeraloa er f t)ta alelt bis m an aad a lb Varlaas Styla afwera Blajaafaatava Impreyementi and InteatU u 1
lr tea aad, aod rrar7rbh tbat win V awrw
tbalatenawaf bl pauaau aaeearaa ej Biaa. ai litxolltkmeBt and laellltl i v i Araaaal tasapla " BAITBRR 01tnB, I
So hi ' Several
Allavlatlac
ABaVitneties
Kstraatlag
n
, SotrrBxaw Pacixio, , Raiaboao Tb Picayune haa th following ia reference to the Southern Pacific Kailroad: . y.a , ,We understand that there i aome nrospect of our speedilv bavins this road
put in running order, through to Mar
shall, i exaa Between anrevepon ana this point there ar now only elevia
mvl( witboot a track, and th grading that .distance ia in . good condition. General Vracb, commanding in that region, is said to recognize the necessity
of completing this gap, and will do ail in hia power to accomplish it It is probable the iron will be- furnished and tb track laid at an early dayu - It is a military necessity; besides,, se k)og as the Government holds possession in that
region, ;t is the only way to go about tbe worker I, now, the Government, would, also take up the construction' of the Hgnaton connection with the Opeloasaa road, equally a military necessity, it Would quickly result in the pacification of Texas. There ia no . bond of peace like that of mutual and prosperous;com"rce-.'' ' . . , : . Hams, bacon and aalt meats have advanced in Hew Orleans. Hams, which a week or so sold at 23 cents per pound,
bio bow whtst Btf center"
Arrt af Joaa II. Sarratt.
: BlLTlbtoB. Aaeust ' Z Th person
arrested in Texas recently and supposed
to be John It. bnrratt, one of tne assas
sins, passed Calay Station, this morotbg,
en route for Washington, heavily ironed
and under guard. He was recognized
at the Station by a family acquaintance
and by an old Iriend, who was allowed
to speak to the prisoner, and who ssys
positively tbat tbe man in irons is Jono
H. Burnett. ' ". ' ' " ' " ' '
Tbe deposition ' Of this' pardon was at
once taken ' and forwarded to Washing
ton. " Z '
'WAaHixoTov. . Auroit ' 2. The man
brought thither from the West, wbo was supposed to b John H- Sarratt, is said, in spm quarters, where he was koowa,
to be some other tpdiriiuaL, .His real "uama is thus far kaptsacret. , . CttTxtAfiD,' August 2, T. ' M. Governor Brourh is not so welt, but at 12;10
P. M., was reported as having slept com
fortably and a fair appetite. ; A,ataat (raa. laTaaaib, . Nxw Toax. August 2. The steamer Neada brings Savannah dates of. the 24b... ; ;v : . t i Five hags containing mail matter w re for the first time forwarded to Auguna oa tbe 22d. for the interior of Georiia.
A large mail wa also .forwarded on tb 25 h for Northern Gaoria and Florida.
The United Suta military potic of
Savannah have been disbanded, and an organizaiion ' of armed patroles hae been. substituted. Tba, Provost Cooris have " been abolished and. alT criminal cases' ar tried by Capt. Cox. as Post
Provost 'ManhaL ' Tbe functions of
District' Judg ar preformed by Liaot Col. York. 1 : . - ::
F. W. Simms, the former proprietO' of
tbe . Savannah JRepubliean, . petition d forlha restoration to himself of tbat property! but Gen. iraman has ordered
that, on accoant pt pis tressoosDie conduct the petition' must be denied.
A list of prices Tor the public market of Savannah have been established by
Geo. Davis."-1 ' '
Pata aabaa Taatbu
'Jheeha tbat an nabaa aaa ba natarad Is aMir erlf iael eoatoar. All dealrabla atybaaf
ARTIFICIAL TEST H,
aade aarwbera la tba Catted Btata. ara wade b
Stm. Irri-rlvirin or I klioru', Taeta all sarrected. , Tbaaa barta , DKCAVXD TKKTU
dboald altber have tbasj Bitraeted a Billed, ttb BMter U poaelMe.) Tba health of lb parUa aad
tba reeialBlBf TaelB m.o ll. BBUXAMlO ArrUOTIOMB TBBtTBw. Atao OLarr falati OOlaa aa Wire, B,. Waaa m laaa
GUN STORE.
Guns, IiHtolH, i ttC
G. A. MAYER & SONS
HAVB BBMOTBD TO MAIX STBBBT, aDsoelle tbe Coarl Boaae.aad baaa Btad,
larg. addition ta tLalr alraadf lari Stocb of
1 shot oras, "u
BIFLE8 . PISTOLS,
ft : : , 0 1IATEEIALS, k , . i
Tovler. Lead, Shot Capt; Cartridge,
,.i Povder Plaskt, Shot JSagt, (Jam
, Bag in great varuty. , n . Aiao:-.
Officer' Sword nnd Belts, Tine
Pocket Cutlery, Wa ktajr Caaos,
Y , XO.t..-tB aa. , : n
ar- B.v eaa awde to ard( aad aapabiaf
CLOTHES -W UIxMUiilKS.
li o O li a m p i o n
n' ' yaW',,'7"T-" . , : . fill :.iB!?-4.aa- yl
s'l
OMMIS ,I0N MERC i.At3
a iiaia-.... .... J l.il SAtral . AlVcl- ii DuS.-Uth jc, V. FORWARDIJfO,
COirHISSIOaT ARB . PE0EH3E
, , Merchnnt'i. , . BT. It. JtA Vvitar Blrt, ' (Orr'B Black, ald er'ie bt ful tl ) aasdi kvahsvillb, inp.'
p. a. a.BMOa
a. a. B.a.o.
a.aaaca
::)
..Lv a Preparf, fad. ... e fViaeraaa, fad.
llammond, French & Co..
General ' 4 ' ,
corir.iissioN
"TJtevch an ts, '
Bradloy Blooln,
' COB.rAOMHIADS A APAMB bT.., , MEMPHIS, TEN 5. BtrzacBcxsi
Bsbbbv a Vi,i.,..-.....XTaa,llla, -d. B.aaa, pe.teae.B C. .....- " eaaan. 0a . ' iaavaaa. feaaca Co "
W.al.Ains.aaOo M....,.. " " Iiikt A Co.... T.fe Pql, '
Oe.at.ee hi a P.ter'ba , Oaaaa B.aeorT ,.. " t. ) 1,-t..... L ) r. . Il,rt M. Jaaa B'i. -...Vlc.noa, "
! I.ei........ Prne l a, " IKieaa ntl.......UaliWii "
WAnnv iftnTi oiiii a. to., Ooiiimiss'n Mcrch ants . , It BIOIDITBERT, . i . . Naw Yoax. 1. 1. jrewcomb A Bro., ' tHTiiit, Br. ' JIT-Sa
a . aavBVB. . J. wairr.aaa ' HAYHTJE8T eV WHITTAEEB,, Produco And''Commlesico - X;orolacarito 'H lo. 6 Water St, (nzt to B, Barnes
ra. :
BVABBVILLB. 1BDIABA.
HIOnKST CASH PRICK PAID POM Wheat, 1 -Oaf. , Baana, rtaa Ba, Lard, Tallaaa, Orlad Pratt, - " tbea.eaas. BKMT HOUBJE IB) BIBtW VBIX.KA -B. p . G y , oJb i i- E Y.'i, Ifraarlr ' .'. , r -i General CoiniiiiBsi r . ,. i fv.. rti 'ABB '-'a: - -sIPEODUCE KlERt Wsstsra) CaaalBaaasata a ,Jll - , - V MO. it f OTPBA erSXaT, WK i LBVZB STBZIT. - T
lit ORLXAIS, aie TtL li'l mwrnt
L
ALE
.Wbv-jBlara Ita. . Cam a lax laa b
rwdrar w"aaee, wfcicb rboke ar U apt paras af taertta, waa BelBbold' Bl tract Bar' BaparUl aaaaar hatiar tba parpoa aad ca .
Bast aa karat.
X ; .si-,
ay rU ladw
:PHitXDrxrHiA,'Augost Z Hon; Byron Milan, formerly Governor of this State, died, at his veridence fa Brrstol, lasteven!og, kged70year.y ' v : '
to t:sru.ajawe Froaa Tcaaa. ' rir'Yoxx,pAugfit 2.-Tben steamer Evening 8tar brings New Orleans dates to tbe 26th. ' In onr.filea we find no important news.''" . ' ' The Times' Galveston correspondent says r. Seven Baifrtada are in running order in Tsxas, comprising an aggregate cf over 400 mileA ' ; ' ' i '"Sr , rolling and other stock Is much wanted however. Before the war there were 85 newspapers published in that SutA' There erenow The Federal troops have bagged about 30 of the misereanta who bars created so much terror Ia the interior by their robberies. There are in Tsxu, including that ea rout -'"'-1 - - - - t .ccirol uu ii-. i
C10THE8 WEIHGEB. ' Tho bert tn IA : ' f. BW ' ' - WVW.
MEDICAL.
, 8. W. THOltPSCH, ML D., i PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OBaa a tat BUaet.ta Br. Brsfs lal OBbaw . BaaldaBoa . K Walaat Btraet. , I . (At Dr; Bonald'a Old Offleo.) 8YAN8YILLE, INDIANA.
MUSIC.
F. VON BOY, ipsomsoE or xnic. , - - (Late bib rara-r ' Instructions Given 'on' iit ; PIASO-AJD'OTTIIlli -Xfcraee:. Bearra. wsaaaw k CawTBareaV "Addraas 5. et leooad stmt, r foot Oato Saafat,. ,: Jlaw ,
Chicago Croiim Aio JBST BXSlV0-A (H ' dallslao, bev iaa at ta . )-f tf , ...M M ' "
L JMHER.
James Swansun & Son, Wholesale dr Retail Dea en U ':.. PINE LUMBER SalitEle" Lath, Dooi s, and . - Sash '' Atoa' f aaa laaaaiaeal if Al'ipln y,leBfO sad Tele4eLab laed Vu.o ils I nt d aad CaAc a ,aa baud lor-l-. EXTB HtWitlSD'HlV TIP MHIf. lbX,XI(3B''IC5f ' 9CRXt LO0 v , jvtasjyxlle, isp. Would reapeatfan .aatarll tba artla aa ef XaaaarHiab (tea th-ai a aall aad axeaiae tbeir sbaafe beiefa parcbaalag eiaewaer. VATIT1 ON . WATER ST , 7(pnaH laia aa Wharf.) BPaV AB ardar pran41y attrt:dad to ji AB-U. ' J 11 - 1 A Tbaaa; mt BWaertr.le a Paw. aae. . Tb-aa waa da-tra Billeacr ef Boat plea .ea a.a.1 panrr aad aarteb the blood, wba-h H.lahaad' Oeaaeatrated Bsaraet Baraaparills laearav bledeaa. Aeaatkot bvb) aa paal . Ask, . ai AWatAwd'a. .,.
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