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Democratic Convention of Indiana

lNDIAsAPoLIs, July 3I.-At the State Demo.
cratic Convention. held here yesterday, Governor
Wyokltf said he was for the Union, prouidsd
the rights Of the South and slavery were not In.
terfered with: Before doing anything more he
would pause to ses what we are hg hing for m
to free negroes, let not another drop of blood be
shed. He would hang the leading rebels, and
balance the rope with abolitionists He said that
the abolitiontsts control every department Of the
Government, and were worse than the rebels
Richardson, Of Illinois, Carlile, Of Virginia; Vor.
hees, Of Indiana, and other members Of Congress
We're present
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-APrKEHKNDED RAID ON PARKKRsBuRs.-We
learn from the most reliable authority that serious
eppreheBions are felt that the gueriilas of Writ,
Cetnoun and adjoining counties design making
raid eon5 5PaTkersburg Last Fridaya a party Of
mounted ebels stole dozen or more Stste mus
kets ffom the house Of Mr.. Carver, who resides
en- fygarps creek, only sixteen miles nom Par
kersouTg. On the same day party Of rebels
hred upon Alex. Beatty, an active Union man.
and magistrate OF Writ county. Beatty has
sfnce dfed.-WAssIiHg IstsIIigsaesr.
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mutinY and MurdaY NJ Sea

BosroN, July 31.-A letter from the shin Min.
strel at Malaga, dated July 13th states that wher
thirty miles southeast Of that port they fell Ia
York, in distress; boarded her and fonna tbs,
Capt Heal, second mate and three men had
9een killed and four wounded, aud that The
Dark was on fire, the work Of two of the crew
VINO nad mutnled the previous night. They
took of the dead and wounded survivors snS5
brought them to Malaga No mention is made
OF what became Of the mutineers =. : :
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Rebel Account Of the vicksburs ENGAGE.
ment.

= MEMPHIS, July -, (via Cairo, July 30 THE
Grenada Appeal of the 29th has special d isnatcb
OF the same date, stating that Commodore Dawn
ana the gunboats had attacked the batteries and
tne ram Arkansas, and had been repulsed, with
the loss OF ave boats sunk and disabled Tbe
dispatch 10 replete with the usual rebel bombast
The Appeal of the 25th has q dispatoh an.
nouncing the occupation Of Coldwater 30 the
Union troops JEFF. Thompson had destfoyed
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
ROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

HEADQUARrsRs ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, Har.
Ll,onb Landing, July 3l.--Steamers have gone to
CitY Point to-day to receive the balance OF the
SICK and wounded from Richmond. 80.
The health Of the army ID gradually improving.
1t has been stated by Fortress Monroe CORE s.
pondents that party Of rebels on Friday eyeniB z
crossed the river above Harrison's Landing and
drove OF five hundred head OF beef cattle belong.
cattle Were mile within our picket lines Th,s
Is altogether untrue, as no rebel troops CLOSED
tue river, neither was there single head OF beei
cattle taken at any time, -.
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DRAkz's PLAsrAr1on BIyrrns.
- - q qR I0oA ~

itinvigorases, strenpshess ana rr,,e.. a..
eem, hs perfect appehlef, ana ths mo-. e ,s,ss-
eole ana eaecfuei tonic In the world. H IA Com.
Rosed OF the csieeraied C.llssya Bark, ROOT.
sssssss sna 70 Pnfs ~ S'o. RUM particularly
weakness, and is Just the thing for he Chance.
! Scid bF I'll Grocers. Druggtrss, Eiote,. and a.
looms. -1sIsg fsH tDaAFE q CoS
I sp1 Ss0ns . gOa Broadway, New yo1s.
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Ths Quota Of the State of maine

BANGOR, Me-, July 3l.-volunteers have been
pouring In for the last two days at an unprece-
dented rate. The 18th regiment, located here,
Will be fun this week, probably; the companies
from Penobscot county being full to overdowing,
and several extra com panies offering. The State
has raised its full quota and many Counties hare
furnished a surpIus
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Rebel Prisoner. to be Sent south:

BosToN, July 3l.-The military prisoners at
Fort Warren will be taken TO the james river to-
day In the steamer Ocean Queen, TO be exchanged.
Among the prisoners are Generals Buckner,
Illghman and Mackall, and some 90 or 20 other
oriceTs above the rank Of captain. The whole
number Of rank and file Is about 200
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An ALLEGED Rebel Office..

BOsTON, July 30.-John Johnson, an alleged
rebel officer from New Orleans, was arrested last
night at the residence Of his uncle, Mr.. ID. A. ST.
gourney, in Roxbury. He was committed to
jail, pending an examination.
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Rebel Prissners Taking the Oath Of Allie.
.-- - glance. :

,,,piaIal ,,PaiLaDsLra,s, July ai-puring yesterday
prisoners coufned at Fort Delaware tooh The
oath OF allegiance. The Louisiana Tigers seemed
especially anxious to take the oath Last event,
aaisposition was manifested among soms OF the
violent rebel prisoners to attack their comrsdes
for this conduct, but they were soon CHECKED. 7
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MRMPHIs, July 3O.--Pafsengers from Belens
report that JEFF Thompson was st Austin yester.
DAY with body Of men, an ammunition train
and two or three feld pieces, endesvoring 10 q "a
transportation across the Arkansas. Ii was be-.
iieved that he intended 90 stop and seize one Of
ten: Curtls' transports. A cavalry force was sent
who had fed In different direotions An the trts''
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Rebel GueriIIas Def.a,.d IN ,1,...,,,,

GRHHNyILLE, No, July ao.--Yesterday Major
ment, attacked Major Fenly and Can't. Rabsen
with LEO rebels, near Bollinger's Mills, IiilinU
ten and wounding many Of the enemy. and can
turing lot Of horses, guns, &c. The rebeIs
were well mounted and equipped. We did not
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CAss1.Ar 80. :. ,ss .sssltoSfFb Eok FFbyss LADIES.

fsSS and IsSS Spruce 60. PhltderhIa
The reg ulsr COURSE OF instruction embrxne, On.
EaE s;e "A And French Lengasses and Literstars
.fst,,,a enoos nc ~ She branches which oon-
stnn,P. ~ sne ian{usge OF the family and IA con.
sSrt;cyy ~ ne lnsrtute II n ths Object Of
.nstn 70 tee aEhsst course OF tersfnre and com
e. ittb sn9 nS ~ scnoasuc year eommences SepteYn-
es,o az oPssSGeed 6SGsdisom from Msdsms DHERVhSLY.P Pria-
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Newspaper Supprsssed.

LoUIsyILL<, JaIy 3l-rhe Express newxpape
has heea suppressed and the pu6lisher arrested
oy ORDER OF General Boyle, on account OF the gen
rebellion,
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QFFIcE .. 8 PENITENrIaRY,


WhsHINsToN, ID. c., yuly =, 1853.
uht kuedss sGfo'nt: as NJ 3 3 TsSeiyst At es sSs
lsnlnE and delgs NJ abs following srtioi.s. ths
SSm,nI cen year 5t She United ststss PsnI:eItIsry,
700 lbs of 1hs bssi 1 .n.irt, ~. ofo,s ..ur.s slang,
ter s2is Le1iher, weight from 10 Go - los
t,oOo feet of osk-'arn.d WAY Ieaiher. from
slaughter hides. well finished. Five SIDES OF
p, 9 sacdyn w aIS Be IsssiiTSd sSiTS ,ST sam!s
Ihtt viii work Itself. and make . GOOD
s.os ess' s1rrI'S rbsS. q bf6Sm ssS2Ha HH.aele..
$40 lh.. Broom Tslne, best quality, assorted
The ABOVE susatity to be delivered monthly.
l5OO yards Of .t,.d Son. sS stripe. to he of ,s,
vide cotton ~'ilP % :Sd WOODEN siiini.
l,0Cp .alSs, .a.s. of OO;tOE tWifiea shi5Las, Isrii
Ihe above cloth to bs heavy rsrE!ss,b,esrrFs
Also
busAel siDG!i white Beans
SO ioh, COD Fish F
ecA ia sussr
ISe lbs. Qefeo
Is IS s.iicRS ;:i aS~ Vinegar
sofslIons Sioiss.es
td lbs kIco
The above Erocenes TO be furnsho ID shsIstsf
each mocfh.
Also
l50 lbs. Of fresh Beef, without bone 1Sr CAV, for
fosr csys IN esch veet,
10 lbs. of cornell Beef, without bone, ore tGy n
avo5s.
Also
loo tons yhlts ash egg Coal, 10 be delivered n
tho month or September.
Samries OF Molatses must not Re le's than II
EAlien, N glass lar, -. -.-.
Rice. sOsp, Coffee, and Sugar mrst ts 5 Ibs.
Al the above articles will ysry in quantity, as
the consumption tho PenitsntlarJ may rssair
Ali bll viii De paid in 80 . 90 dsys froi- ths
time OF the delivery Of tle goods, If IN rnshsd 40
cordlns 20 aEToeT-snt; if not, All InCueys what
ma be due will be forfeited,
Proposals will be addressed to" y. |. RIrE War
den, washington, d. Co." and endorsed SPT0po-
ses n, I. KING,
~ - tAqEf WkraeD,
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VI: delivery vaos sfntIs ssep.lr Is rsa.rss
"sHssh ~ Ana u 90. ss to-u
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS /!

GREAT ATTRACTIONS! -
~ NEW STORE!
iast opened on the corner Of 2Oth street and Pa.
akFs CAPS .aa Bo6 rs s'SGa and q Shoes. nflss
;. Il. salIIH & Co, ClothIers,
cor. Fth 81 and Pc, SE., and No 400 Eth e.,
oIRo,Ite Post Once.
FIRST WARD, ATTENTION!
s?s ssl SFsPea I'd fGF sc :. z. sSss,
avenue.
EvERYBODY's HUsINFss.
GeorIstGSn SastOmsTs hsVs R oSeasd pens III tr.ncS soS
store ~ tAs oCTacf Of S)ia street AMI Pa avenue
HGs 42s GF M B65 sd ssi 'Si op. & I !ls
price In town: ;. a SMITH 4 CO.,
ClOthlsTs, corner seth st. and Pa av.,
hnd No. 400 M street.
Eos, CIDTHINs, HAas, CARS, BOOTS
sEd ~ -, ~ the lowest prise, corner sOth
Ct0THISe, FATS, CAPS, BOOTS ana
~ SH9ks corner fcth street. and Ps. avenue,
corner sotth stfset ana Pa .1 2'''' A''1 'h0AS
NffWEsts sT9SE E,Ess ssTgGsEP Tg6sE VIE GLS5aas, q
iy LIN j a. . sAITHaa Z RI CO.. clO.h,.r..
PROPOSALS FOX COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OF THs UNITID STATES,
CH-s of fhs eeTgtGaf-ct Arms,
WIsHISsTJS. Juiy IS, issa
sRAbsI PRoPosALs viii be recsive1 e. this once
for farusSTt for iRc s Tse 20 n TaI i4s sS S 5s1
Unite states. -Four hundred Tons (of 1000
tSopou, =, e SssS White A'h Furnace Coal
A 80. seventy i've Cords of the best dry Rick-
3PLy y 90 aha Fhty Cords OF ths hest Dry spEuoe
las Saois 70 b delivered OF or before tie Let
tG. ssnsto WING OF Ihs ys2itol CRdsr sAe direcIon
ss fot Zoe, snd n ~ Wood S sts I rs
SidereI, and Sondi for tle isIt.iui szsSOn of the
ATr.1EemeEts Inust $50 be made for correct
measure : ents. GEO. 4, CROWN,
y g dtd Sergeant st lrns, Z. s. seHsts
He sussori5er has juSt opsEed . SALOON,
SSsstelLnLy tuIaishea, Tor The accommodation of
Ladies wall Ind taIs new Saloon very oonverIsnt,
coO8ss sSa 6fes r aack sns cave Inc
IL ID admitted by ell that our Cream Is EEyeIior
70 ely iui nod IN this city.
III a private room for aides and Children.
i,s DAYTON sec Elsye9th st;
a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
- Hsssss1ios osiS. C
'nEf5 fsE sEEffs2afEhsA f2fHs NFsSHRFWHksS FSRFWHkksESSkatE tEEs'-
hsrshsnaits, Nsney, JswsIrr, vaIuahIss,
Notes StecFsi Beads, Sc,
EorvaIded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 20
81 sooeselo4e seerrouarf the ccuutrv. ThIs oQmPs-
~ hss eGenolas ia the rfinoIPsl Railway TeVns
NORTH, EAST, wEsz. AND EoREHwEsT.
tts punciyaI oEI3es STe
"ASsssHIIifsSToE p, O.. NV fvEE, BOSTON
fhGtdlkSEEkstttfns4; GlkEkstttff 94s IisITEf'i TpSis gan
ys ss Psd hs se .SS BSG'sS q.
BsIIlsH pR9hISSHSiES;o ISHi So, fHs ,IS yllh s.e.nshIS
HANRE, and thcrce ~ European e1sresses 10 All
pIeminen, comm ercial towns in 6fest Britain and
Coisotios q NoTEs, DRAFTS and RII.ls
made a. az accessible ykTts OF The United Ststea.
O' u QyNN, Agent,
RAR q BROS GRAND cLoTRINs DEPOT
= - % ~ - a1o IN streets, "A nov tie place
ne shoa II ~ ttnsLe Are sooS rsssoEs wkY
q than any other si Jar estlblshh,ert f fris cIE
Ssoono!I. our Fsments cannot be surpefEes, fn
~ ~ Wenng or trimming, theF e asl 20 TIE
-. VI me erchAht taors work. AEd EhIreiy, are
sseye pArefol IA recon n ntlnS car Eeo1s vasa
ny reelly arr, fenoc no deception. - :. 80
NS resp soS,niiJ sohoIt oitisenf, EtrasgeTs and
as9hsffed soldiers 10 come 10 BAA a hNO'S
corner Of Tth and Bsa, % bay etery
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JOHNSON h NA6LE,
lave on hand, and oEer lOr sale In c3sk OF by the
single dozen:
HIBBERT & CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
RARKLAY, PERKINS & CO.'S BRO. sTou7,
Do. dc. xE PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YoUN6ER's INDIA PALE ALE,
gENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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JOHNSON l. NAGLE.
2ss PENNsYLyASIA AVENUE,
(sOuih side,D
Bssvs. Ntsa aad TsnfA Sfrss,,
recommend for the coming warm season their
gasurpsssed stork G.
Ciarets, s::u and SPARKLING
Hooks and BIoseIIe Wines,
nom the well knowr houses:
Me'an BRANDKzSouRs FEIRrs, Bordeaux,
Messr MONS RYrr=1L,
FrankioH-oE-tbs In
HooEsErs JoIrr srCeE Cc~rEyT,
HOckhc!a-oAtke-R RhIne,
sisc-
ClIsmPsgnes,
or AR sHE VEIL KNOWN BRANDS.
We guarantees "a ratiSIy everybody at the Iow>
-, market prices, and solci' IN early cal.
yOHEsON 4 NAsLE.
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F. NOTICE..
= HE Copkrtnsrship heretofore exIstInK undar
tpe rs ns and stIls of MATLocK HIEI.RT, "a
tnis cay alssolrsd By GutusI consent. All oIaTms
against the iete hrm will be settled by Samuel M
nerDeIt. Those indebted to the firm are Tes ue stcd
.H..a E..E j. q. MATLOCH,
Washington, July Is, Ilsl. -
The undeIslEned will continne the Tailoring
p9siness a. tho old stand, No. 3Ss Pa Avenue,
wnere ne VIII be leased TO have the PATRONAGE OF
tne many friends Of the late arm.
jy % 4ts SA mJTEIN N uEpprp-
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RUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION.
- fRkAsURI DEPARTMENT, J uIJ l7,h, lBo2,

Der hath Obtained II m the TtSssnss ' e0ufe Of
Dis, iot.eEs Of sdmin'st ration on the psrsoaal
estate OF 6eorye stsbl or, ia:e or WashrT-
loh couaty eioreI laid. deceased. AL persons hav-
lnx clsims against the safd deceased, are hereby
LssInea 20 EXHIBIT the some win the vouchers
thefesI, 70 the Subscriber, or bciorefhe rl 4
tsensh Day OF yuty nsxt; they may other wise by
az ;o oe szolsasd % rom a. b.ns4t q the s,d eltsis
.ls-l a. JOHN w. RlbENOUR,
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EoR CIDTHINS, HAhS, CAPS, BOOTS
sEd ShOE-, ~ the lowest prise, corner 3oth
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" NEW STORE!
iust oFersd on the corner OF 20th street and Pa.
aTenue, north eide, lsrge stock Of CLOTHI Nc,
HATS, GAPS and BOO rs and SHOES, ykIoh
viii be sold ~ very low PFloes,
J. a. sNlSH d Co, ClothIers,
cor. Fth 81 and Pc, SF., and No 400 9Th e.,
ORBOsIfa Post 0Hea
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ELOIHlNS, RATS, CAPS, BOOTS ana
" SHe corner roth street and Pa, avenue,
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IL He Subscriber hGG JnSt opeled a BALLOON.
tsstefuiiy furnIshed, for the Accommodated II
6enttemen aud f.asiss.
Ladies Wall Ind IaIs new Saloon very oouverlsut.
Wnsre they can always bs Eelect Snd Lave the
cholcest ties, CAKES end Cream for lunch.
IL ID admitted by cit that our Cream rs sEseIior
10 any ini nls ned IN this cty
III a PRIVATE room for 4 AIDES and Children.
DAYTON, 456 Eleventh. sE.
ly - ard
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For tbs Oonvsrisaco Of my First Ward sad
deoTEetoSn oustomers, hsEe opened q tranch
STORE ~ tAe oCIGlcf Of 1lth street nnd Pa avenue
whore theT VII. 6Et 3 s9cd SiOci ofCL6TGlNG.
II AIS, CAPS, DOJES AID SHOES AZ the Iovest
Price IN town :. 81 SMITH A CO
ClOthlsfs, corner seth ST. and Pa sy
aud No. 400 III street.
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a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
A OFFICE slS PA. AvxrUI.
--- Hssssnftcn tfs. "a 4.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
AN ORDINANCE.

In relation % Licenses, passed June 7, 1862.
SECTION l. Be Il ordained IN he Common Council
ofae City Of ErdRsUlle, That in all hereaf er
in which City License is required 10 be paid for
and taken out by any person or persons, FOR any
PURPOSE whatever, and when said license shall {
have been paid for and taken out or befo the
day on which the same was due and payable, the
person persons applying for such license shall
be required pay fifty per cent. in addition to the
price of such license, as the same may be fixed by
the ordinances of the city for the time being.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
p BUsKE, CITY Clerk. je13
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
am 0RDINkNcF

In relation to the collection of the taxes Of the
City If Evansville, passed Nav 1852.
SFCrIoN l. Be IL ordained Jy The Common Council
SINS who may hereafler be charged or assessed
with G ty taxes, and who shall 10y themselves,
their agent, or attorney, ause said taxes to be
fully paid within thirty days from the time when
the duplicate of said taxes shall have been placed in
the hands of the Collector, shall be entitled to q
deduction of three per cent OF the amount of such
tax and all persons Who shall in like manner
cause their taxes to paid after the expiration Of
said thirty days, and within sixty days from tho
time of the delivery of the dup ivae to said Col
lector, shall be entitled to abduction Of one and
one.h per cent. of the amount of said taxes
Provided, that nothing herein. contained s,Iall be
so construed prevent tine Collector FROM pro-
ceeding, previous to the expiration of said sixty
days, to collect any such tax by advertisement and
sale of property, Ggrecaby to the charter and Or.
dinances of said city.
Attest: WEAKER, Mayor.
p RURKE. Clerk
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
AN ORDINkNCc

Te amend an ordinance passed JuIy 8, 1859, Snti-
tied =" An Ordnance concerning the Wharf of the
City of Evansville, and repeating former 0rdi-
nances,' passed June T. 1862.
SECTION /. BE IL ordained Jg the Common Council
of The City Of EvaRsUile, That hereafter dollars
per aDnum 1or each foot in en 9Th. pay able month
~, shall be charged on all wbarfboats lyi at
said wharf, instead OF the rate fixed by the Eighth
Section of the said Ordinance of Jdy 5th, 1859.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
P BURKE, Clerk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
Notice to Contractors:

n the City OF Evansv lie will receive 80 lied
proposals until Saturday, July 10, 1862, 'or taking
up and relaying he pavement OF part of the alley
extending frvm Sycamore 10 Vine ST. eetf, and sit
u4te between Third and F, urfh streets
The contractor 10 furnish the nee sssry gravel
and materials, and to do tie work according to
the plau and specifications now ON ME in the
Clerks office. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 10. 1867.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
The Rebellion Ceased.

AL COW Is begs leave to announce TO her old
friends and patrons that she still continues the
preparation of the same success nj remedies which
were used by the old Doctor himself which won
for him practice at that time unequaled in the
West. She Is now located two and a half miles
North Of Evansville the Plank Road, near
Eegloy's Mills on Pigeon Greek. lily
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
OLD AUCTION HOUSE,
A NEW AUCTIONEER |

n y. CcM.N; H1D-I.rG BB.NTED
- the old Auction Room on the corner OF
Main and Third streets, Evansville, for a term OF
years, will continue the Auction and Commission
business, and attend to selling al kinds OF goods,
furniture, wagons, buggies, carriages, horses, cat
tie, all kinds of manufactured articles, &C. LID
eral advancements made on consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
trusted TO my care. J. }. COhN.
maI28
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
CoRONER's INQUEST.

HE 1T M-FO NV TIM A. Il, ~ ksAN
ND Y0UEGs. Coroner of Vanderburgh county,
1862 vi h twelve good ard Law full voters, held an
inquest over deai man uud IN the Ohio river NJ
Eva svilie. After DR. Cooks examination Of the
body o found, the verdict was He came to HIS
death by bic on the right mple, which caused
a acture on the skull. Biz name was unk nown
70 said Jurors. He W about thirty years of age,
about five feet six inches high, about one hundred
and forty pounds weight, dark auburn hair light
compb xion, sandy beard. He was d sed IN
check thirt, brown Kentucky jelns pants Hi
pockets were turned inside out. Nothing found
on bis person.
jy25 A. YOUNGs, C.v.C.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In the equitable Adjustment aud prompt Cash re-
IpOnss 10 losses, the PHOENIX stands pre- eminentif
at the head Of lis profession ,Chie lie extensive, prGc-
co and rstcldss business system Of local agencies, 10
NOT eSceIed % any similar corporation IN The ivorh
Insurauces solicited, aud policies issued and 70
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OrrIcE = Mar Bile Hal building. Main sire Y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
Old Metal Bought.

Jcbbing and repairing of all kinds done
at short notice, and workmen sent to all
parts to set up AID do repairing on Machin.
cry and Boilers.
Send for Circular and see Price Lists.
April Sd, 1861.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11

They purify, strengthen. and invigoTate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidOie TO change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen tbs system and enliven the mind.
They prevent msnnat aud intermittent fsvers.
They purify the breath and aoi iy ofthe stomach.
TIL cure Dyspepsia aud C)rstir alton.
They cue DiarThea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liv-r Compl4i q and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, aud are exhausted
natu e's Testorer. They are made OF pu.e st.
Croix Rum, the ceebrate1 Calisa,a Bark, roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of q
beverage, without regard to age or time of day -
Particularly recommended to dedicate persons re-
qniriDg gentle imulant. Sold by all GrCcers
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11

M As 8 81 UTfO-V OF CO-P.A RE-
III NERsHlP.-The co-psr, nership heretofore
existing between John Ivinson and Edward IviR-
son, in tina Foundry and Machine business under
the firm of j. & K. 1vINS0N, was dissolved by
N utual consent on the LIST day of October, 1861.
The said John Ivinson assumes TO pay and ID
lust all the outstanding debts of said rDl and 10
authorized to settle all the business of said part
nership. JOHN IVINS0N,
EDWARD 1VINS0N.
January %, 1869.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
P. h. DRAKE & CO.,
2O2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
July 16-dwlm
COLBERT & CO.'S"

q IND Pins, White Lime,
- Lemon Syrup, Tomato Ostsup, Rice, AlmC Dds,
Fiberts, English walnuts, fies, r. isins, currAnts,
OF sters, Eardines, alum. epson sslrs, roll bTim-
sttne, suit hur, cePperas. ma lder, extract of log
wood, indigo am tartar, soda. bed cords Of all
Kinds, tobacco Of all kinds, backing batting, nut
mtgs, tipa's OF all kinds, ginger glass jars, lam
tel LIS ard sks, mustard, pei per sauce, matches,
pickles, stone pipes. powdtr PERCUSSION caps, fish
If all kinds safety fuse soaps Of all kiuos' str.h,
teas viLegar, camphor, letter, Tote cap and fancy
PAPER, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre gum
dried beef british iustre bonnet boards, ink, OIL
nails sash, glass; alspce, soda, pain killer, liquor
fee, &C., &c &C.
A supply e the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by s. Z. Gilbert Co., NO. Syca-
mere.
ALMONDS AND FILBERTS-IO bbls for sale
by s. II GilUerI q Co.
MANILA (oRDAGE.-s0 rolls all size, for
sale BY s. Z Glib rt& Co.
BONNET BoARDS-2o g-os', for sale by S. E.
Gilbert Co.
CIGARs.-lcO,OO0, all qualities, frcm common
TO the very lest, for sale low
STAR Can DLES.--5OO boxes, for sale very low
b. Gilbert c..
FIsH.-Ma' kerel and While Fish, rs packages,
for sale by Gilbert Co.
INDIGO 800 rounds very choice, for sale Low
by :. GILBERT q co.
OYsTELs.-5O6 one and two pound cans, for
sale low.
RIFLE T0WDER.-75 kegs DJpontA, ALTO u Id
ana lib caDistus, TOR sale b. o L. Gilbert q 20.
RAI-INs.-Lsyer and NJ r Raisins, so whole,
half and q ar or boxes.
SOAP.-Bar sap and fancy soap, large supply
JuHsO s. e. GILBERT co.