Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 July 1865 — Page 1

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naT iTBiiT,"atTtr!i xCL.iaai ooia EVAN8VI1J.I, ISD. L"ava ot t i. Rnj'kiu'a itota. ..w.' ' MILLINERY.!

is 1,410, 000.

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rith a oirculatloa of $36i,OO0tT

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KPLCNblH ArHOBTMEST f T Bonnets bf Latest, Styles, . wall a. a TlneStock of MILLINERY GOODS ! 0 ALL PKSCBIPTIOM3. rot raalifouabla and Htyiiitk, Oooda .ha

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GiI and Exumihi" befurt. rvrcharing v J Elsewhere. ; f " BEMCMBIB TU PLACE. 20"o. 3 'lrst iit.,! (Rrlt'a M.lo and LdSoit), H n. ' ' .VNWH,MC. - GROCERS. ;

The States which select Governors

this -fall are Iowa, Maine, Maasachn

ksettgr.VernionJ, llinnesotaj New Jersey,

Ohio, Wisconsin, and Virzana. ;

TEe Loaiaville 'Journal Vtiaeutly

asks, " What is the use of being against

abolition wLen abolition is a fact?, ythj

advocate a dog's life when the doif is

The health of Chicago continue to be

remarkably good. Daring last mootb,

I t'rre were only 170 deaths b? diseaie--

OfSBjJ!! in" i'lefWB 'every inpo-.

gmiff InbAbitanU.' 1 1 U U l

Clor. Johnson or Georgia. On 'Mi -arrival at .Savannah from

Wafibingtoa,- -Governor - Johnaoa ' ad

dressed the people of the former, city, and icm the tenor of. his remarks we

eitjyaiQ .strong, hopes, tnat he wnl

prove competent to the task of recon-

gtrncticg civil government in Georgia on basis i& ha; mo ny with the Union and the policy of the loyal people of the yaioo. ; Qa the question of slavery and the power of the President to destroy it, be expressed himself as follows: : -" Kow I call yoar attention to certain fjwers of Ibe President and Congress, he President is authorized by the Constitetion to oommaod the forces .of the United .State to suppress insurrections and repel invasion. The writ of habeas corpog may be suspended in case of rebellion, and Congress has p jwer to

mass captures by sea and land. War

has existed between the Lnited States and the Bouth within the meaning and

purview of the Constitution; it was a rebellion too large for an insurrection. Tb President, by virtue of his office as

commander-in-cniet or tee armies, nad

a pght to make captures to seize horses, to take property; be bad a right

to capture oar soldiers, to make, prisoners, and to release them- on parole or

hdT. K We could, onder our rights as

belligerents, do the same thing. It was

A nebt of war. It follows as a legal

seaneace that the President had the

Dower to capture a negro, to hold mm

in custody to -detain him, whether con

sidered as .property or a person. Abe President' Acquired an authority over

persons an -property wnicn.ne couia

not exercise in time oi peace, it was

a latent power, a war power, and by vir

lue of this power to -command the arm

ies of the United States, he issued the

oroclamaUon as a rule of war - for tbe

purpose :ot suppressing, toe rebellion

A Chicago merchant has been arrest-

ed ibc isifig jeytnojl ips, twice over.

His fraud's eb noted-hi air to' save about

t35, while he wiif have' to pay

a. i. baiw" "" . DANIEL" & KAHN, .. , waoLUtLa DtaLaaa n - ' Urcarla, , W lnea, Llqnera, Clgara, Cation Tarn, luHi, Ate., ,, " Bo. Si WaUf , hat. Maw ma Loenat, . a)laaj - " VAHMt, I.K. IHD.

I and snffer: imorisoemeBt for each

fens, proved against him.:'Hr

$1,000

"of,

I A

death

The bills consennent upon the

of Hr4 Lincoln, including those for deccrallng public buildings, and those for

tbe funeral, have all been 1 delivered to I Secretary Harlan. Their aggregate is

but a trifle over $25,000. '"" "

i The Post Olace Department is now

self supporting. 1 Its profits for the last

six months ol 1SG4 wer $732,230 87, and for the first Six monlhi of this yea?

w,ilj bemuch larger. ' When the slave

power .ruled the country this was much

otherwise. .

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Eon. WilHam -P. Dole has resigned

his position as Commissioner of Indian

Affairs, and Judge U. N. Cocley, of Du.

fioque, low 4, has .been appointed in hii

I .tea3. Mr. "Coots is the rpresent Tax

CommissleoeV for South (Carolina.

Wholesale Grocers, J1 t . And raltr. In Li q,o o r"s . Wine s7 SaaTaT Glass, (Jot ton Tartis, spices, Wooden , Ware, &c, &c. No. 13'Mdin'Stroot, (Oploa la Branch Bank,) -' EVANSVILL2, - - INDIANA ' docso ' . ;, - j - ' ' ' , ,i- i .(; - - t . ' . J. j. ' ' - ' .. ......

The slaves, upon the surrender, of our

armies, were captured, legally, if not

actually in. law it makes no difference

whether they were Actually captured or

now and to-night, by virtue of that pro

clamation, tbey staod emancipated.

stated this to be my opinion as a law

yer, and as a lawyer I state that, in my

opinion, such will be the decision of the

Supreme Conrt ' '

could wish myself tbat such bad

not been the case, and that the change had not' tbas been violently and Abruptly

made. But slavery, in any event, is

gone, and gone forever, and 1 nave no tears to shed or lamentations to make over its departure.'

This illustration of the war power of

the "resident presents a marked, contrast to tbe langeage of many Northern

a a. a tf T 4

men, wno used to denounce air. ljincoin

as an usurper for exercising a power

which a Southern man, long prominent

in his State as a politician and lawyer,

declares to have been lawfully exercised.

Reception of 16th Indiana.

The famous 16th Indiana, just arrived

from tbe Department of tbe Unit, bad a

public reception at tbe slate House Tuesday, which was largely attended by etUaaos and ladies. , An excellent brass

band accompanies and is part of this

reetment, which enlivened the proceed'

inzs'witb concord of sweet sounds. Rev.

B. F. Foster offered up a fervent prayer

to tbe throne ot (trace, alter wbicb Uov.

Morton made one ot his characteristic

speeches. After payiog the customary

tribute ot gratitude to tbe soldiers tor

their invaluable services in preserving

tbe Union, tbe Uovernor spoke of the

vast h'.story compressed in tbe stogie

sentence ' Subdued tbe rebellion." Ihe

17ib cf. January was ordered to Yowag's Point, and assisted in digjtia the canal which ; was, afterwards Abandoned, and the corps to which the regiment belonged ordered to cross the Mississippi twentyfive miles below Vieksbnrg, at Grand Golf; could not effect a crossing at that point, but crossed six miles belowr wss

at Port Gibson, Fourteen Mile CreeK

Black River Bridge, Champion Hills,

and during the seige of Vlcksbarg, and also Magnolia Hills. ; In the sige of

v tcksburg tbe regiment lost bu men r

xinea ena wounaea: Atter tne surrender

of Vicksburz was at Jackson : then re

turned to Yicksborg, and was ordered to New Orleans; was thea mounted and attached to the cavalry corps. Depart-

ment or me uuir, ana was . aisinonted Along the eastern shore of tbe Mississippi, to protect transportation between New Orleans and

points np tbe coast. In October, libs,

the cavalry corps was ordered on an ex

pedition up the liayou leobe; remained there, continually skirmishing with the euemy, until January, 1864, then returned to New Orleans: refitted, re

mounted, and prepared for the Red

River Campaign known as Gen. Banks

cotton expedition; were in sixteen ear gagements with the enemy in' that

campaign. Unite return of tbe expedition, the regiment was Ordered to re port to Gen. Cameron, commanding the Lafourche District of. Louisiana, and was the only cavalry on that frontier doing active outpost duty; were afterwards ordered to New Orleans for muster out; left New Orleans July I, 1865, with 355 officers and men; the regiment was revie wed at New Orleans by General Grierson, who complimented them on having turned over to the Quartermaster the best horses that had ever been in that Department; and, as a compliment

to tbe men whose lime did not. expire, it was ordered by General Canby that tbey be transferred to the 13th Indiana Cavalry, thus. putting together infantry and -cavalry,.: au soknown precedent daring this war. -u.-.-.S. . i General Hove, Colonel Straight, Colonel Conover, Lieut Colonel Ht'dretb and Dr. Cullum then made a few remarks, after wbieb there was a good deal of

vigorous cheering, when tba audience

was "benedicted" bv the Rev. Mr. Fos

ter, and dispersed. , 1 ' '

SASH AND DOORS.

; HUNNEL & SONS -i If job want good SASH, x DOORS, ; BLINDS, FRA.MES,

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NEWS3IrTSLEGRAPH I Excluflively, for tbo Journal. ,

OPTICIAN.

1. RITTINBERG

EUKS 15 B KKSIUTIUSS. I. Ka papart gtna away at tba Oum iM at far

ITataaM cireaiatioa. .

A Bo advarttaaawaita, looal aotSeMfO paAata

artad aalaaa lpaJ J t fay gaaraatard .

t,AImaaaMata ill awaaraaaaaaupaaiad a

tocal aotloa anbaa eoatract la aiada totkat aAm

aad aalaa racataad ior taa aotloa.

f. Ma "Laval Mat tea," hovaw aaort, will

laaaclt4 a feaatkaa Ova rIUraaek day.

A Marrtagva. raaotal aad Batlgton Nolle

anal Invariably ba aald la adraix ta aacara la

aortloa. '"" - - ,

A Sa d.Scjaaey an tba part ofearrlara will la

auda good by Ua eSc. tha carriara Sail- ta

fcwaa pa para aa ardarad aad dltaenrf. tb.y ant pay Ibr taatr earalaaaaaaa.

FLOORING,

Weatherboarding,

casings,"m: OU L'D I TV o

Or aay kind at

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Factory and Tard Corner Walnut street and lanal, ,

EVANSVILLE, , MajJ-3m A :

- - . INDIANA.

' STEELE & TRIBLE,

soohd ST., Bsx.rutarsicrr andobkbkt,

. ' MVANSrlLLt, IMDUUA. -. (

. ASH. DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS

. Dressed Lumber

Soarda. Lath,, Aa., or .Tory daacrlptlon ooaataatlj m aaad. Packina Boxca of ail kind mada to or-

ardw. Baaing of.-r.rT klad dona on tnaaaartart

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MEDICAL.

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WHARF B-jATS.

. mi. - maraaai. COX & HUMPHREY, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, . I , And SPX03AL BAIUB0AD AO E NTS, i. auvanavlllc, Ind. , avT Will ak. tlberal ah advanooa on on-BlgaaM-nU of Prodaoaapd Tobacoo to Wt Vak. M.. - "' i" . B US1 N E3 C A H D.

John scnntiln,

ant Wholaaala Daalcr In . Btevsa,

J-ln'Wara, fchttt lioa.copptr, , ' and Ortii Work, a

"'BO. 65 MAIN SIREET.; . f MT Alt or)ert filled oo abort notices.1 J rAiHtisT vioii With tnl rlarnirU. , f -.m s ; - law cards. : ; "

General Sheridirc, ba assuming com

mand in Texas,' isued an order, notify

ing refas .tbat they -y now return

to tbeif norcesin satety, caving promise j of "military protection. He also warns

the people of lexas that no nome-gtard

or self-protecting organizations will be I allowed, there being I ample national

troops to protect the people and prevent

lawiegsnesA""rn .". f

. The great Corntoerciar Convendon,

now in session At Detroit, as largelfAt-

tenda4 Vy Canadians who ae endeavor

ing tolnflaenfia the Convention in favor I of a continuatibn rof ' the Reciprocity

Treaty. The Western delegates, how

ever, are opposed,-to "having anything to do with ths treaty.'preferring to let Con

gress dispqse of it as aeemeth ebest ,to

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Ceneral Davit to his Troops

Headquaaters 14th Aahy Cobps, 1

vVasbtngton, D. C, June, la,

General Orders, 2io. 17, .

SoLDisas or the Iocrtksith A rut

Cospi: Since he assumed command of the corps, your General has seen many

occasstoos when he was , proud of yomr

endurance, your , cos rage, apd your

achievementA . .

If he did not Dnise von then, it was

because your labors and triumphs were

incomplete. . wbilst tbe enemies ot your country still defied ' you ; whilst hardships and dangers were yet to be encountered and overcome, it seemed to

him presaa4ntA.sdalge in unnecessary praise of deeds being enacted, or to rest

upon- laurels already we-nr tint now, when the battle and the march arS ended -and , tbe victory ,ycurs; when

many of you are about to return to your TT ATy

homes where the sounds of tbs hostile VA'J

cannon now silenced, let ns trust, torever in our land -will soon be forgotten

amidst the welcoming plaudits of friends; when the heavy armor of the soldier is being exchanged for the civic wreaths of peace, be deems it a happy occasion

to congratulate you upon tbe part wnicn

yon bave borne in common wttn your

comrades of tbe armies or the union in tbe mighty struggle for tha maintenance of the nnity and integrity of your Conner ii ? . i .1. .

try. lou wui join aearmy in ins gen-

INFUWIARY roa thb ci'Bi or . j CHRONIC DIARRH03A,

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war had been remarkable in every point

of view, alike-for the magnitude of the j eral rejoicing over the grand result, and

tniti cui.ijiiu, mo ciimiu.ij i loe termination oi a nation a pent.

u mlium i : -i r I : : ; i : : r. w. viihb.

ICLEHART & VIEHE,

Attorneys at Law,

AD SEAL 1ST ATE AQESTS, TU1RD SubfLXllX .& LOCUST, ' 51S 1 ' 'KT.airlllt, Ind. J. III. BlliCKELFORD, Attorney at ' LaWi KVAN5VlttE, ISP; Wfloa for rawly rwoapM by Obandlar A Byn aapt A ROBERT. A. HILIS

" v .ttorhey at! Ltwv, orriCE BETWEEN MAIN AKD'tOCTSTrSTSr OS THI BP.

IW0TnD ISrOBM MT rBlENrH AhD fbrmar patron" that 1 hara oarii(d a Law Offloa in tha room, ivrmwly occupied by tha P'OToat ManbaU on Third tr at. whara I will ba -plMd to nrft a'twho ai.y dlramy aotvtcaa, andar th. anrrea th.t Ih.h- bnainaaa lll ra- , cai jb prompt aail carotn) amotion. I will (iT p,rtfoolr atieaitva lo tbe pro-c-'. linn .n,l d.rVroa rf ranar In i ka Courta of Yaa.

darborgb and adjolnlrf ooantie., to Coa.ey.uc-

toy, at,a thaazamina'toa vi iur i inl S Z'Z"-1 '-"- T

' An cxditiug tragedy occurred in the

most, frequented place in Chicago, Tues

day afternoon. A , fashionably dressed

young woman,' named Amelia Fransted, was stabbed six times, near the Postoffic, by Mrs. Xerbune, wife of a showcased manufacturer" of tbat name. Tbe Cause was jealousy. . . m ii -i -r- -

Piscbakge of Volcsteera Goveraor Morton, on Tuesday, received the following, telegram from Washington: ;v I, 'ASHtGTox, July 11, 1S65. Governor O. P. Morton I .

ThaioUowing appeared n the Chronirip pf jeeterdAyr H. P. Lastz, "Indiana Military Agent

liiPORTAST Tt) Solwees. It is under

stood that aa order wiJJ soon emanate

from the War Department discharging

all volunteer organizations.'

with which it had been prosecuted on

both sides, the great progess which had

been made in the art of war, tbe 1m

prov'ement in fire-arms and projectiles,

the new systems of tactics, &c. ibis

war would be the study of the young

soldier in all time to come.

' The Governor then read the following

memoranda of tbe services performed

by tbe 16th, in he course of which he paid a glowing tribute to the memory of

the brave aad cbivatrous iiackleman , if - f sixteenth js pi aka.

This regiment was organized for one

veer's service. May, lsbl, rendezvoused

at Richmond. Colonel P. A. Hackleman;

was the first regiment that marched

through Baltimore, after the Masaachu

setts reiriment had been bred upon; was

eneaeed at Edwards' Ferry; was the

first to cross the Potomac in barges;

losLJtwo men drowned and two killed by

the enemy: wan ordered back to x rede

rick ity, Maryland; remained there five

months, and ordered to Virginia; crossed at Harper's Ferry, marched up the

Shenandoah; was in the reserve at W inChester fizbt; crossed the mountains at

Snicker's Gap, and ordered to Washing

ton Citv for muster out ot service; wbile

at WAshiogtoo, Colonel Hackleman was

made a Brigadier General, aod took

command of a brigade under General Grant, at Iuka, at which place he was

killed, regiment returned home aod re-

roreanixed for three veere - service; was

mustered August I'J, I&jZ, l.VOJ strong,

and on tbe same day was ordered to

Kentucky to repel Kirby Smith; rcgi

ment was at Richmond, Kentucky; lost

A L V A HiJ OHNSON, , Attorney - at Law, NOTARY PUBLIC . Real Ustato Agent. ear Soldlara' and all other clain mxnrad.

tXBeo XV ASS !UJSjlSiI. J

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.J lie. 'A'. W ixtlcex, JUSTICE CP THE PEACE ; ' ajtd i .; Ag.at for obtalatmR Pamalosa, ... Suk Pay and Bat

TX)R PIRCHAXaXD SOLDI EM, ASD FOB

t -tha WMoa-aand etaar npnaantativa ol Saeaa who dia in tha aarrioa of tha Cnitad State, .fflo. oa tha Korth-Waat aid. of Third 8riwt,

aaar taa Waaainfftoa Eaaaa and naarly oppoalto , Aha Ooart Boa. Srmn.Tllia, Indiana. . AU bnainea antraaiad to him, wlU ba promptly . .-.. ' - mMa

TOYS.

8TRASBURQER NTJHB",

a, aa st aixsa ilajie, sew york

Importer of 1 -

200 killed and wounded, and 600 prison- i Christian.

termination or a nations

While the country is -welceming her de

fenders home, and their noble deeds. are being commemorated, yon ' will ever remember with proud satisfaction that at Chicktmauga yours were the invincible battalions with which the, unyielding

Thomas hurled back tbe overwhelming foe and saved the day; that At. Mission

Ridge yon helped your brothers of tbe Armies of the Cumberland and of Ten

nessee, to plant, the banners of yor country once more' on the cioud-clad heights of Chattanooga ;, that at Jones-

boro your resistless charge decreed tbe final fate of proud Atlanta; that at

Benton ville vou for hours defiedthe

frenzied and determined -'efforts of the rebel bests to crash teriatir the col

umns of tbe victorious $berman. Years

hence, in the happy enjoyment of tbe peace and prosperity ol:jour country, whose preservation your valer nmany hard fought fields secured, it will be among your proudest boasts that you fouzht with Thomas and marched with

Sherman from the mountains to the sea; tbat yo toiled Ab4 skirmished in midwinter through the swamps of Georgia and the. Carolina; tbat after years of bloody contest vqu witnessed the surrender of one of the'enemy'e proudest armies, so longer-Able to withstand your irresistible Durauit. . . , - .

Now the danger is past, and the victory won, many of you turn homeward; let tbe same generous ' spirit, tbe same pure patriotism, that prompted jour entry into you country's aacvice be cher

ished by yon, never torgetting mat oe true soldier is always a good citizen And

HaTiof permanently located In tha city of Evansville, Ind., . X WOULD BESPECTrtrtLY AWSOCSCB TO tb.aitia.aa of Vaodi-rburgh aod (arronndlnr cenntjaa tnat lean permao.utly eara all caaaa o Caroaie Dtarrbaa.er PI lea, no ui.ttrr of how long , taadiaf. Tboea raceiriof hiy traatroaut muat eontlnaa with jua daring the entire time, and ulea ' , . ' PERMANENT CURE I eSaated, na eharga will be oiad. for either board, adidna or traauneat. All I ak I. a fair trial, hartae; Barer failed of aaccaa. In ttia treatment of taeaboaedteeaeee I eoold tbe beat ef refer' eaoaa, bat daaat U annecaary, aa a enre la warranted la every iaatence Baald.nce : ; 1 . : BULL'S HEAD HOTEL. , ya1T Ml T WrtATtrtW LOAN OFFICE.1-' - -.Hi-. . ...a... aw i i

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Watches, Diamonds, Plate, Jewely, Pistols, Guns, 3 Musical Instruments,. - Ladies' and Gents' WEARING APPAREL BED CLOTHING, " " - ' - - And .: ' irovaHelioItl Goods OP EVERT DKSCKIPTtOS, j .., All arrJclaa of ralne bought, aoid, or .ashangvd at THA ' ' , ; UNION LOAN OFFICE, j" JVo. 8 Xortb Third SU, . ,

g.aihtra Itwi. New YoRE,"Ju!y 13 Proviionafi Governor Sharkey, of Mississ pp:, ia-J I at Jackson, tbe State Capital, oo tbe Is: inst., bis proclamation .announcing to the people his appointment br the Presi-'l

dent, and informed thtri of the dutUs"'with which he was "charged. To avoid f H jg delay in proceeding . with ihe wotk of i 5 i ; preparing fe the State .Convention, be CQ re-appain's a largs number of the.jp. county olScers,' who were under theit S3 rebel rejime incumbent Af ' the rime tt tbe National force took; pot-sioti i,f t, rJ tbe!;tte prpperlv,, on the 221 of YMay V rl

last, hut ait are. rt-qut-cej to sucscr;oe ! to the" oailj of aHegianca. ' ' j People id the country above Charles- i ton, along tbe Ashley and Cooper rivers.

were greatly excited, in the beginning of the monthvlby reports that negroes to

tbe number of several thousand intend

ed to rise' in rebellion,1 on tha fourth, and march in a body to; ihe city. The story could not be traced to any reliable source, but to make matters sure bodies

of troops were 'sent to different points in the districts named. '"--i. :

Tbe Booth Carolinians have been, for

some time, cnuen annoyed by me garri

soning ot various posts in their midst

tb colored soldiers, whose enure re

moval nas been strongly urgea on tne

military authorities, and there is now a ruroor that this is aooa to take place.

The .4th of July was celebrated! at

Charleston in fine style by the army any navy, and there were parades oi tbe

colored bremerr Atd otners, but tne cmsens did not take much part in he dennml ratios, t . . ..

The appointment, by the President, of

Mr. , to tne r-rovisionat uovernorshirjofthe State, eives general sat

isfaction to the people, and a meetia cf

the citizens oP Charleston, to express

their aDoroval. had been beld, :

A eomoanr has been formed for the

establishment of a line of steamers between Charleston, end New York, And

the Charlestonians expect' to have throne-h railroad cotnmuuical ion with

tbe North completed by. the j middle of August. Tbe health of Charleston is naid to be excellent, except that of the negroes, who are dyiog irr large nnmbera .. There werw rumors that the . yellow

Mver had . made its appearance there,

but they are pronounced .faue. The petition to President Johnson to pardon Ex-Governor Majruder is beiu;: extnsiv'l flgned by South Carolinians. '"The Herald Toteoto correspondent says: '- A The execution of Mrs. Sarratt caused intense excitement among the rebel conspirators in Canada, who manifested their feelings by wearing crape on tbeir arms, singing; songs, aod threatening tba President with terrible retribution. - The Herald has advices from tbe Canital of Mexico to the 27,h uIl Tbe

Imperialist Gen. Castitfuy reports tbat he cas achieved A great success at the town of Lavpsscon, in the. Sta'eof So-

nora, having, on tba 22J of May, witn event V French soHiers.' dispersed in

complete route anencampmantof 2,500 J

K publicans and captured an immense amount of valuable property. As an offjetl to this the Republicans are dririog every ! opponiog thing before tbem

in the totfcle ot Jm;hauon, wupre, oc-

sides ,otbr triumpbfi, Gen. Regales, afif r .

an olminate engagement, nad laseo me town - of Urapon And made prisoners of its Imperial garrison of 300 men; wbi e

ie Dan, Lus fatoai, aDd otner ataie urn Republican guerrillas were giving Mxi millan's mn an immensity of trouble.

p. .s

v X o

S" DO r w

OPTICIAN! N0.67.IAIN ST

EvaniTilla Indiana. Brf. lrer. to id fur at hi rrieada, and tha anbua

ln (anaral, ihal ba Has on, XXand all Kivrs or

Optical Instruments,

ooa.i.Ti.a or

Fine Gold, Silver and Steel

SPECTACLES, ftf the lataat ImpramBent, aa a ecieatifl pilacl pi.) aaa .

Fine Gold, Tortoise Shell and Stoal

EYE - GLASSES.

Atao: Spy Glaeeee, rield Olaaaea, lAadaaapa Olaaere, Uyeit Ulaaaea, and Oampoaad aad Statute Microwipf. Alao: All klad af It.falfjlaj

Unwt, aad flae Drawiat nonann. ar Catarari aed Near-Sighled Speclaelaa. sraT-M.artaelaHaBa. r ail kiad of OpilcaU caa ba kad eaty af I. RITTENBERG,

No. 67 Itlain Street,

(CXTWEEBI BKUOBP AWB THIRD), ml KVAXIVILLK, 1SJD.

GENERAL AGENCY.

(A ftw door below th Washington rjoteL) . ST All traaaacttone etrtctl, cohfldrotiat. : MP All aaredeanied piodga are entd fnr law amoootdoe. H. Ot'MAEBTS. SaST Alao, regular llcanaed Aoctlonerr to aell real aalala and puaoaal property., Strict attiw. Hob paid to thi departntrnt. ' a)9-3a.

SADDLERY HARDWARE

CHARLES BAB COCK,

, a porter and Dealer In

joiiv r. en isp, jiu,

General Collecting Agent,

OrriCK 6W 8IDK TQI&D ST (Bet. Mala and Ucul), KvbbvI1I, IwaT.

a- Strict arteatioa paid aa eolW.tl.ea af all

ENGRAVING.

Wm. Hawkslejr, GC3ECRAL ENGRAVER Car. Alsth aaid Mala) Straata, eVASSVlLLE, ISO.

Door Platte, S'eel Ptaaipa, Stael Ahetet end rifores rel aod Ilaad Pr.nn. '.'.raiBg 11 and., aud Check, for fcallroada, Aieaaiboata, Uolela, r V. B rfi. Gnu eacar-d. Jad-Iai

AUCTION.

A CARD

J. B. IV2ESKER.

MAKrrACTCBxa or

Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron

W J3L H. JE3 . AND

Wholesale and Retail Dealer la

Britania Japan Ware.

Cooking and Heating Ka T SO "7" HI O .

JOB-WORK KKATLV KIECCTKD.

N ort!iwtt Side Sy amore, btweea

Second and Third streets.

DRY GOODS.

FINK DRY GOODS!

CHEAP - CHEAPER-CHEAPEST.

BOLLE & BEYREIS3, Ha A3 Mala treat, ETASSTIME. INP. : A aplaadld aeanrraieat of the lateel atyhw a D-y Ooola maybe faaad at ear .lore aa Mala

Street. Sraat eere baa bean eiercuwd la tb. pur -ehaee ef theae Oood. aad wa feel oenSdeat na aaa

aell Ibaai aa rbaap a the caeepeat

A Salr .laailaatloa af earetork aad prior w ail MM. - (aiS-ly) BOLLE A BEYHElM.

LUMBER.

. BOOERT FEItCIS, Dal la PINE LUMBER, PIKE AKD POPLAR SliinvwioH find IntliH, DOORS A5D SASH. A Large A wort aunt of Pino Floorlus, Draaead aad Cadrim t, a 4 SJllLDIiaU MATERIIL. MUX ST., C01BT IIOl'SK, Kvaaatrllla, Iraat. Saw Order areai taaeeaatry promptly a'tend 4 .1' m

CLAIM AGENT.

I1IRA3I KELSO.V, U. H. Auctioneer,

Ba fiemoved hi Auction . Room to . HO. 27 LOCUST ST., (roce Boons uw ra bswoob aoeaa). Where ka will atteadteeU klad afAneilna baal. Ha i Ta tba aUI of Mercbaadtaa, Waaea. OarrlaaM, Flora-., aad Rel Aetata. Anctioa o.t. TL'ENDAV, lHCSSPATaad SATD kPAT of each w.ok. Caah adraan oa ooo.lr entente. lufrr to all the cliiieue of Evaaa.it la wba kaow him. Will 1t hi whol tint In hln bndiwaa. aid

. Wm.Reavis, U. S. CLAIM ACENT. Also, ltral Estate A Collff tlog scent. ' OFFICE ON MAIN hT, (Bel Third A Fovrth ) A'e 95,, Over Keller i Uun Store, ETlXSVUi r, Ind. Bounties, Pentions, Arrears A Ttj Aad ail ether Lewful Cla a. (al.t lha Ooraru. eat. Oeileeled at Ibla Offloa. Star Rpertal aMeatlea wl I be (loll, tbeee'. laeilea ef Seatl-Aaeaal la. tallaieal. aue oa pea. elea arrtlSeaia. Pereoaa li.lof In tb.maulry aba aut aa la eoIUat laaial bm.i. an th-lr or flSeatM, alll bImm larward la., ta bm by aaail, wKh tk.lr ordrra. ar Ail leiure rraUlbf anwr ami bare Stamp aaoloeed. .-. alavd raSiraana (I tan a kea rjl -ed . J- IT

mtm.

MEDICAL.

HARVEST TOOLS.

HalL, Brown & Co.'s Snaths and ;u Cradles.,!-! t! . Halt Brown & Co.'s Hay & Manure Forks.'" Blood's Graif-Grain, Briar and Lawn Bcytlies, Waldron'i Gran 4k Grain Scythei. Scythe and GriodStonea, Hay Eakei and Hay KniTes. Brass and Enamelled Kettles. Apple Parer. - ' : For aale at tlie Lowest CaRti Price, at " ' , JACOB STEAUB A 80NS,y , 3Ialrt Street,

8. W. THOMPSON, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 'Jfllra aa l.t Street, la IT. Bray' laU CSVav aWtdeoca Mo. SS Walaal Street. (At Dr. Ronald's Old Office.) SVANSVILLE, INDIANA. anrt-1y ' ,

DENTIST.

DENTISTS

ted

(Rlw the Waab'a.loa Do'.t

Saddlery Hardware,

GUN

STORE.

G. A.' MAYER S SON S

IT ATA REMOVED TO

Sprhgf Azlaa. WoaX Work, Dan. Mki, VaraiUh, Ilarwaaa, Knanaeled Pataat Leathar, Pant EAlwa, AlrtiwE. Ave , dke.

FOUNDRY.

r r v c

CHINA. FANCY GOODS,

Beads, 81ata Pencils, &c

in tha aUantioa of ksrara. affarias than, tba

neat aaaertnaat at the atoet rMMonab

frlo-.:

The Newspapers or Kcstccet AU

th daily- capers .published in Kentucky

tre issued from - offices in the city of

Louisville, fouroi tnem, me journal,

Union, Press, Aczeigex j and. olisblatt (the two latter German) supported the constitutional amendment; while one,

the Democrat, opposed it. The Journal

and Antewer supported OlcUieiian in

1864 and Bramlette in lb63; while the Prew aod VolknUaU supported Lincoln

in 1E61- The Democrat in 1863 favor

ed the election of Wickliffe. All tnese

papers have ,week y as well as dAiiy edition " Tha following papers outside

Louisville also . supported the constitutional amendment: Frankfort Common

wealth , (semi-weekly), Lexington Rational ; Unionist (da). Newport Free

Sout (weekly), All of which Advocated Lincoln's re-election in 1864; Richmond

Messenger, (weekly ), Danvide Gasette, (do ), MaysvilUw Borne Goard, (semiweeklyV Lebanon Kentuckian and Paducah Federal Union (weekly), the four

ratter having been t established, or at least resuscitated, ' eince the Presidential ' election." The Mavsville Esgle

(semi-weekly V Lexington Observer, (do.) Owentboro Monitor weekli), Henderson Reporter (do.),' all of. which supported . McClellan, and the Danville Conservative (weekM-atalled since

i November oppose the, great measure

ot the aj.lrouuvtue Jour Ml. -

ers;m tbe egbt the gallant Lieutenant

Colonel wolie was killed; prisoners were paroled and returned to Indianapolis, remaining in parole camp until November 1, 1862, when' tbey were exchanged; on tbe 20th of November the regiment was ordered to join tbe "Castor Oil Expedition" down the Mississippi; regiment arrived and remained at Memphis, Tennessee, until December 1, 1862, then moved in the Vicksburg campaign; on the 25th of December tbe brigade of which this regiment was a part, was sent

to cut the lexas and anreveport railroad at Dallas, and marched sixty-five

miles in thirtv-aix hours, swam two ba-

voua . and destroyed - ten miles of

railroad track, and burned one million dollars' worth of cotton belonging to the

rebel government, the same having been stored at that point for shipment to Vicksbursr; regiment returned on the

27th of Decern her atxl re-embarked for

Chickasaw B:uffj or Yicksborg; on the 1st of January, 1S64, engaged the enemy at Chickasaw ' Bayou, and were driven back by the enemy; the brigade lost 500 men in this engagement; on the SI of January were ordered to Arkanaas Post; attacked the enemy in the fort on tbe lOlb, skirmished until night-

1 fall, when it commeneed raining, and I . , . A :n , K & fN. . , l

me euemj roiucu u .v..., uu tun 11th A general engagement ensued, assisted slightly by gunboats ; the fort was taken, and this regiment waa tbe first to plants tne colors within the fort; regiment lot 64 killed end 13 wounded;

regiment then re-took the wagons taken from the regiment ' by Kirby Smith, At Richmond, Kentucky, and captured Gen. Churchill, to whom the surrender war made st Richmond, Kentucky ; on th "- - - ... , . . . T -i I t

Some remain yet for a time as sol

diers. The same country thet first caus you, needs your farther services and re

tains yon. Let yonriuture record oe a continuation of the glorious past, and such tbat so long as a soldier remains of the 14th corps, it shall continue bright and untarnished. V - . , Many of tbe noblest, bravest, and best who came out with ns will not return" Wa left than, an tha hilis and' bv the

streams cf the South, where no voice f

mother, sister, or wife will ever wake them; where no kind hand will atrsw flaw era npon theirgraveA Bit, soldiers,

by us they will never be fogotten. Their heroic deeds and last resting places will often be brought to mind in kind remembrance.Though dead, they will live in the -affections cf theircountrymen and their country' p history. Whilst passing events are constantly changing our past

associations ana requiring us to torm new ones, let ns seek to extend a warm greeting, and hearty hand of congratulation to all who rejoice ia our couotry'e preservation And the return of peace. By command of Bxavet Major General Jeff C Davis. A. C. McCxcro, Brevet Col . A. A. G., A Chief of Staff.

SALOON.

A Change SL. Nicholas , Saloon. OAX . ORA MM AH AGAIN TAA EH L eharg of the Br- HreboV Saloon aad will pat it la Sret rata r4er with all poealble di "pate. Tha II neat Lienor will ba kept ia tba bar and

one billiard table Will eecapy in. rcva? boot. Hi aid friend and cea toner, ar tarried taeaU aad aea him. ---' arad3Bv

CHRISTIAN KRATZa ? (Formerly of Aret. 4 H.llmao) F O XT 1ST D R Y AJTD ; MACHINE SHOP, Cor. 2d and Elm Streets, Evansville, Intl., Haanntcrarar of Steam Engines, -Boilers, And all kind of STEAHB0AT.".AND ILL";; .! MAC JE1 1 IS" E TL Y.

Bran and Iron Castings, of Eyerj

Description. Made to order;

SUGARM1LLS

: ASD

EYAPOR ATO.ES.

DEALEAIN

Gum Belting,' Wrought

Iron Pipe and Fittings, Fire Bricks, Tiles,

And Xerythine in this Line of

. Bniinen. . Agent for th celebrated Jota H.Xauy Patent Abatable Raanar and Mower combined, with &.lfAaiar auaebed tba beet Harratin If acnina la nee. Farmere will call beore pnrcnaaM aleawhera and ee theae triad Macblaaa, preferred is all the Wean Statee. " Honea FroaU and all kind, of Ormameatal Oaatrnaa need la the Bnildint Uaa. Air Oratea, Star Ptate, Ac., mode to order in tba Iateat etylse. Workaaea ml eat ta da any repair or a np aay

week

Beware ef Cwaiaaarfatts

prlnaiamd d .! eaeoeeertB; ta dl.poee ef tbatr atwsaadnthar preparatloaA oa th.nparaiaanaav tatoed. by ata!; aaalae rfajaiacioaa, , .. u s,a.l-tac-d Jo c.aiiwi j " " - Hiilil-J,l1,J( au s.

0 MAIS STREET,

epeoette tb Court Doc., aad hare aaade

larga addlMon to atrr already large atoca ei

SHOT OUBS,

RirLES............-... PISTOLS,

"GUN MATERIALS, - ?wd,' Lead,'Shat, Cape, Cartridge, Powder FUuki, Shot Bags, Gam t .agim great variety. tut:-. ' Officers' Swords' and Belts, Fine Pocket Cutlery. Wa ktngCanei, 1 etc. &e 1c. . - WAT- Wew Ocm made to order, and BeparrlBf 4w lk axiM, .Ml 'erV .

FRUIT & JELLY JARS.

It It . II AAH ,

KKLl S'J 1'l.LT TOAAKrCL FOB THE V iltieral aadiaaarnateaddaiia tbe peat ftt

rnn, and baiaf a permaaei,! reeiaaaa ei utie tmj UalrM all nereot Iwhetber the aaad ble li.che

iional eerrioM Of ! t) to .1.11 bhi room aad aa, th

VarloasAtvl af wark Mawafavatwrae

Improreaents and Invent ts an krfne mmim. aad aarvthB that will .

lha lstariU ef hi patio la la aenared by kla. At I

Establlshneat and lacllltl Are eaa la aay la BAITERS OITIBI.

He has Several

Allawlatlaaj

Anssstheties

BEktraaUaa

Pal a wkaa TtA.

Obaek that are enakaa aaa ba raetared ta aaady

uaireTlfloaloontonr. All dariraoie .iMae,

ARTIFICIAL TEETH,? ad anywber In tb Cslted Stataa, are a,., by

Hi. Irrernlannm ar unuarea imnm ally corrected. Those barlBf DECAYED TEETH

Sboald tHher hare tbera Kitractad ar rn(ed,(tn

latter If anariMa.y The baaita af tb parua tne reoM-nlec Tmth aetnaad it. Bit ltALUlO trfLICTIOK) TREATED.

ALAO CLRFT PALATE

Oat.. Wire . Wear . ..

DRUGGISTS.

FRUIT JABS, JEttY POTS. Every Variety

AT-

MARK..& WABREN'S IVo. lS jXain Street.

- -THE

MI. MB' Ml

0 JLKL0CK

so. 10, riasT street. aa post urnci,

v-r.a irT aSCIITtD A LARA SCVPLT

AA af Stewart' eeUhreted Medll.lid Caa ha tioaa. reb aa leebwd Stoaa Pana. leelaad Meal cnr. Wlm Prope, PH.1 Caady, Boarhaaad

nov. Taffy Dropa, etc., ets. I aiao, a variety ad taVmaet aeoaja Coach Candle aad Paaeal Madl.

alaa.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

V. BAHMtia

JJ ,......ltt nf ei.retary, ad. .... tela o Via.M.a, ini.

Hammond, French & Co.,

Se)ncral

COMMISSION

Merchants,

nrndloy XIloolc,

COB. PR0MEIE A ADAMS bTJ., MEMPHIS, TEN if.

BtrESVHCESi

liianv VifL.

,.e, tr .. aC

F.BCIL Van

J.411M P .c A Co ....

W. M. Alta.a A C

r.et.r a Ca.....

Count M a. ......... .

Ou. L.r A S.a.ttT

L. Id lHLa. Jona Roa...n.

ae.ie- I tin., u.aa il r.r,..

..Irana.llta, lod.

,.Tr, Tenia, " , r.Urba,(, '

Bkoort, .....Vlie-aaa., " m. Prioa to, .WMbiDiloa,

I. C. DAVIS,

Produce & Commission

MEECHAHT, ! 1 I-

No. 276 Front Street,

MEMPHIS, TENN.

TAB CBDVASIOVEP. A A OLtl BWI a aHmpkU.Teaa., be.li b.dlw.e-

BEFERS TO

Hall aV BtadaV llrea.rllla, iUykaral Av WAIItaker, lad.

BIDEKT

y l.j

. r. a.M. . M. I. kMIBM'. cftVr , . I r . !

h. aablle au lb. eel it W.ei rr,'.,aas

rerpeelfeliy aa lelUfwaetaaavaie a w.,e.i , aa arrteal wbea ta aak w;ll Jo.ilty (a 'a., atkerwleel .'reeled ) e ' ''' r.e. . Amittaaaa la aad. Saade aiihoai d-lay.

ComLTjiss'n Merchants v ) BSOAD STREET, New Tore. . n Wa.mV a a ., a

U, u, jtaivuii aa Ar v..

LovKviiLc, Kv.

I IT ot

a.. BTaer. HAYHTJEST

. S. BlilT WHITTAKEB,

COOOA1HE, AMBBOSIA, EATBAIB0 TBIeopbereaa, aad aU the aioet aeabratad preaarationa Ibr tba Uair, can be loafed at Ho. IS Seat Flr.t Street.

PC BE ASD Tartar, ex pi aad Bptcee, at

CH ADCLTER ATED CBEAM

Or Store.

aly for family . ;

HtLUItt

Done

aLX

Shorteit

2Totiee. -

NOTICE.

; cat-t-Ba-s oocoh ctjbb, sni'-i-e " -t-O-aad MeiUSnoaa Coarb Aalaaa. Cherry Pee-

toral, Hail'e Balaam. Carye fjoaa-a mmw Brown' Troche. At ,

A. O. BILUI"'. "

NOTICEV-FBOM ASD AFTtTR THIS DATE, tba acwBcy of O. P. Oobb A Ca , at tha place, will kedJeaiatiaaed. fat bula belonmof to thta .ceiwy will be eUled by tbe Srm at Anrora, ladiaaa. aail.trd by H. N. Chrt.iy (at tha office la thia yta a.) wba only laaatkorised to draw apaa aa. Par Uaa baripf eiatm will plaae correepond arttb neat Aarora. O. P. COBB A CO. Ereurmlle, May STth.lSda. JeSO-dlw

Tot PAisrrsis ol !"Blt,Ai!? Price. Land P.aci, Pemdi BoMan. Lear rrJ- gT-.. At Wo. V Firat Str

1HATB alaa bonxht out the entire etock of pattern formerly aaad bf Mr, Beary Bcribaer, aad wwald reepectfnlly aek a abare at tbe petron. . M.hii n v , mm mm' .anert-

aaea, acomvptad wiA tb areata of IWwaav TthAtBlet maakind artea from ecrmptloo. of tba

K, la ar uaa e. - ' - . -

. vAa-" jaA.A

. Saet a Saw on Ui War Dleardera

- W

aod. fialmbold'a Barract af Eareayaruia a a

ymedy ef th atmoet Tain. . - '

PBTsiciAsr fBEacairnoss bxceits anacial attanaoa at BALLOCK'S TrB( Store.

ft S ATTMEXT. SOAPS. TO LET ABTCLBS,

X Fomaiea, Cerm.tlnne, Toot, Veil. Fhaa,

Barraad CUrA Pi a he Oombe la grea rarawy, May kafcaad a AS. . BAXLO Brag Btawa.

Produce and Commission lo. 6 Water 8t, (csst to tt. Earne ETASSTILLE, 1SPIASA, teniiT cash price paid run Wheat, Oat. . riaa AaaA, E.ao 1 allaar, DrleA rr-att, - "" KW llirtSK IS STEW ORtlAM.

p, G. O'B ILEY , -' ' - (Farmerry ef Braarrllle, lad.,) General Coznixiission 4 " ABO PRODUCE MERCHANT. ' Waatara Cam tap a vat taltaA.

S0.1S POTDBAS tTBT. OOBSBB OF SEW

LBTLA BTRSRT, AT EtV OSLLEABS, LA.

TV Oraat Weak. earT .

SHIRT MAN UFACTOKY.

jTSMITH'd SHIRT MANUi?ACTORr. CIo.O Oooond Ot,

pm rmAit aveca.)

in:

SKWn MAPB TO OBDBB BOM armaat aad a St warraatad. A ral.Bia, Sawwaad OMkar alwayaaa k

MRASW

; will eatt i

with

at nrioee l aaSavae

raTi ill r . r aJXoiJam a eoajnaaa aAa patroaae e

a. laiTa.

I-

! ' it.