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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-05

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The act to pre-
vent and punish frauds on the part Of Of
fcers entrusted with making contracts with
the Government which has just been APP
proved by the President, establishes an
Office in which all contracts are to be filed
for public inspection. All officers making
contracts are required to swear that they
conclude the same without any benefit or
advantage to themselves or to any other
person The penalty for the violation Of
the law is fine # not less than 81 100 or
more than $4,000, and Imprisonment not
more than six months
An official report from the Secretary of
the Treasury states he public debt on the
25!h of My at S49l AS 984, at an average
uf interest OF 4 35-lO0 per cent.
The Sub Commute on Ways and Near s
have had draft of the Tariff Bill printed
for the use of that committee.
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JEFFERSON Cry, Mo, June s.-In the

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo, June BIN the
convention nothing was done except offer
ing and referring to the proper committees
resolutions relating 10 various subjects be-
fore the convention.
The committee on Elections this after
roon determined to report in favor of re-
pealing the ordinance passed at n previous
SESSION submitting the question of the con-
vention TO the people for ratification or re-
eiion and against holding an election for
state officers until the term for which
Claib Jackson was elected, which expires
in 1864, ia closed. They have not yet de-
termined in regard to the election for menu
bers of the Legislature.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CIECINNATI, June 4.

CINCINNATI, June 4.
FLOUR remains dull, with no sales of i'm
porfance.
WHEAT a shade firmer. Some country
millers in the market Red sold at 500
s3c., and white at 9O@93c.
OATS steady at 35c.
Corn dull at 33c.
WHISKY advanced to Gle. but closed
quiet, the news from New York being much
less favorable than had been expected.
Nothiug doing, and prices
nominal
LIxsEED OH in good demand at 98c.
GRooERrEs firm, and IN good demand.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-05

Wilbur, Silas Clark, Chas Comstock,
James Alexander CO A, Asa G Price CO B,
Julius G Morley, Harvey Lindley, Philip
Sinjer. Farley Whitney. Patrick Mooney,
Levi E Allen, co G, Reuben W Spaulding
Co E, W W Tngersoll Benz E Beckman CO
F, Thomas Harrington, James Barker Jr,
Sohn Quick, Robert d Hill, Stephen n
Snyder, Fayette BurFett, James Winter
stem co @, Henry Fl Boss, James @ Sawyer
cob, Loring 9 Bronson, Samuel Eals-
t.oop co I, John Fallen, Nathan Brszier,
John Q A Soper. Charles Ames co K.
18th MIcHIGAN-Wm W Bilderback co
A, Thomas P Whitherell CO F.
18th MTCHIGAE-Wm B Denemer CO I,
18TH MIoHIeAN- iona Than Shook, TILL
man Ware co A, Geo W Geandy, Henry
Demorie, John Miles co G, Spencer Bowen.
Martin Calvin co D, William D Kin'z CO f,
VIM G Ellis, Jacob PaImater co G, Timothy
Burlesson co n. Joseph Welsh CO 7, Danl
Briggs co K. S Depui (Capt Brady's coy
llTE MIssnURT-Geo W Graham co B.
18th MIssoURI-Wm Nsighbor, Charles
Grey co D, Rufus Fl Stockton, co &, TeeteF
Aasner, Ashley Burnside co F, jones
Martin co G, James MAIZE, VIM e E'er-
rett co I.
2IsT Missouri ". Westfall, co g.
25TH Missouri John Bledsare, Christie
pher McGuin, co E; John Fiot Issacber
Wagner co II John c. Petty CO K.
IITH IowA.-Levi Dickerson co n,
Levi A Goldsberry, Christian Kern co Ii,
Calvin Fl Wolf CO l.
l5TH IowA-Beni Il Briscoe co D, John
VI Cczad co G.
10TH IowA-Thomas Milsap, Napoleon
Osburn 60 A, Charles 3 Scrambling CO
D. Samuel, T Orr Mat Brown, Lewis Lane,
co E, Madison R Laird, Thos Robson
co F, George Ferguson co H. Total 232
OF the above the following have died.
Tbos Hatch CO A, John A McCakle co G
I4fh Wisconsin, Samuel B E sthorp CO b
Is h Wisconsin, Tillman Ware CO A, Mar
tin Calvin co D, 10Th Michigan.
Aud the following have left the Hospital
on furlough:
VIM wheaify 60 d, 25th Ind, James
Sanders co F 3lst Ind
Number remaining in hospital May 81,
1862, 225.
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MARTINsBURG, Va, June 4th.--Reliable
Statements from Strasburg, say that Jack
sons hole force with his train and prIs-
oners succeed in passing through towards
New Market.
The firing If Monday, was an attack on
Jackson's rear guard at Fishers Hill, a
strong stragetic point, mile aud a half
South of Strasburg by Gen. NilrOy.
From the best information attainable,
the enemy held his ground and resumed
his retreat during The night IL is report
ed that Jackson's advance guard was At
New Market on Monday nigh2. General
Smith aud LonEslreet were in the valley
with $4,000 men, but their exact position
was unknown.
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List Of Deaths at HOspitR No. 2, in
the NJ Onth of may, 1s62.

EVANSVILLE. June 2 1862.
May lst-Azra A Fox co L, 2rd Michi-
gan Cavalry. r~Ct
May ard-Rebert r Holiday co K, 25,h
Missouri.
may 3rd-Samuel Bruce co C, 9Th
Ohio.
May 4th-w H Gray co G, l7'b Ala
bama, rebel. y
bsma, rebel. J4I4-
MAJ 6rh-David Septer co G, 59th Indi-
ana.
May eth-Paul G Petach co b, 55ta
Ohio.
May 7th-Wm j Bennett co A, 2eth
KY; died at bis fathers.
May lO;h-Geo Makon co g, 18th U s
regulars. m
May IIth-Wm Walker co E, 26th Mo.
May I2th-WentIing Kramer co I, AID
Illinois.
May l5tb-CbarIes W Rice co F, 4eth
Ohio.
May 15th-John s. Gibbons co G, 9Th
Indiana.
May 18th Joseph Hoagland, co D, 9Th
Indiana.
May l6th-James P Little co D, I'd Iowa
Cavalry.
May 18th Uriah Breeder, co -, 18th
Indiana.
May Isth-wiIliam Noblet co F, ssth
indiana. a7
May 17th-Oue unknown soldier. admit
ted May 18th. rI'e b.
May 10Th Jacob stikes co I, SD Iud.
May lelh-John W Spring CO A, 18th
Ohio
May l9tb--Jobn Mustry co -, 5sth
Indiana.
Msy lsth-Henry Hale co O. AID Ohio;
George Cockuell co q, 18th Ohio Isaac
Emery co @, 18th KentUcky.
May 23d-George Thompson, co L, 4th
Illinois Cavalry.
May 22d-Hermau Carter co Q, 10th
Ohio. 5at IS,
May 2sd--Wm Kemble co y, 3stb Ohio.
May 24th-Wm NJ Hamilton CO E, 10th
Ohio.
May 24tb-JacOb Trenner co @, 18th
Ohio. s.-
May 25fh-wm Hamilton, serg't, co (,
46lh Illinois.
May 26th-- silas J RutIedge co D, 5s,h
Indiana.
May 2sth--Michael Whitman co I, 9th
Ohio. -wr.
May 27tb-Thomas ScNew CO K, 9Th
Indiana i'I
Msy 2stb-Joseph D Post, Lieut., co B,
l4lh Wisconsin. .......
In addition to these, Capt T Reyes, of
the 18th q S Regulars, died at the Wash
iDgtou House, Nay Sd.
P DEBRULER, surg'n.
D. 7. HoLLADAY, Clerk.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

Wounded Soldiers from Nc
Clellan's army-The fight
of the rebels under Jack
on-General Milroy after
him = Gen. Pope driving
and capturing the fugitives
10000 prisoners, $1,000
stand of arms, nine loco
motives and a lot of cars
captured.
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SPECIAL TO MISSOURI pEMucaAr.

CAIRO, June 3.-Tbe steamer Shingles
arrived this morning from the feet. Our
vessels are still making active preparations.
They have just received the official news oi
the evacuation II CUriuth. There will be
a change in the programme before many
days.
We have three rebel surgeons here to-
day, released by GeuelalHalleck. They
will be sent 10 Furt Pillow to day.
No arrivals from Corinth TO day.
The excite meut here is now all turned to-
wards Richmond.
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BALTIMORE, June "a survey of that
portion of the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
recently invaded by the rebels shows that
little damage has been done. The road
master reports the damage to the bridges
slight and The road will be in thorough
working order Thursday night or Friday
morning.
Col Kenly of the 1st Maryland has
reached Martinsburg. He has slight
sabre wound on the side of the head. He
will soon be able TO take the field again.
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Missouri State Convention
Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road-Col. Kenly at Mar
tinsbure Grand foot race
in the Shenandoah valley
Coy. StanleY's order and
Secretary Stanton's decla-
rations-Railroad projects
in Congress.
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ssTicEe9.aX B4.OS.'s

Nh .E.NcDRLKOJW COFFEE = Recon-
~ meDded by physicians for its medicinal quail
tiles and superior a beverage to any other sub
sttute for coffee. Call and try it at Vickery Bros.
ROYAL LAMP CHIMNEYS-The best CHM
ney ever offered in this m rket. Call aRd zee them
at Vickery Bros
FLoUR-Extra family -four, the best brands,
in sacks or barrels, at ickery Bros, No 81 Main
street.
HAMs-If you want nice bacon ham, not toe
salt, you can get it cheap at Vickery Bros-
SUGARS-Brown and coffee SUGARS at astonish :
ing low rates for the times, at Vickery Bros.' NO.
81 Main str et
QUICK YEAST, or Baking Powder--BishoP-
ricks, Durkees, Andrews, and other good brands
of Baking Powder, at
re YICKERY BROS,
may Is No. So Main Street.
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ga. j. SchIaepfer's."

"AEJMERsS COSJUET TIC LOTION,
= for removing Pimples, Sunburn, letters,
Rinkworm, &C. Just received and r sale at II. J.
SchlaepSer's New Drug Store. s1
HELMBOLDS's extrat Buehu, just received at
Echlaspfer's New Drug Store.
BRUGS.-Just received large and varied stock
of pure Drugs and Medicines, consisting Of all
the new preparations just arriving in the market,
al Of which are sold very low, at
mvI3 ECHLAEPFER'S,
New Drug 6ters.
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CAIRO, June 5-The steamer Meteor has
just arrived frem Piusburg Landing.
Gen. Pope had sent messenger back
that he had captured Van Dom and Price 8
forces and that he had more prisoners than
he knew what to do with. Ny informant
saw Gen. Pope's dispatch.
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WASHINGTON, june 4.-The following
dispatch was recrIved this P. NJ, at the
War Department:
HALLECK's HEADoUA RTERs,
june 4, 1862.
To Hou. E. If. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
General Pope with 1000 men is three
miles further South at Florence, pushing
the enemy.
He already reports 10, 900 prisoners and
deserters from the enemy, and 1900 stand
of arms.
The enemy are throwing away their
arms.
A farmer says that when Beauregard
learned that Col Elliott had cut the rail-
road on his line Of retreat, he became fran
tic, and told his men TO save themselves the
best way they could.
We captured nine locomotives and a num-
Der OF cars. Que of the former is already
repaired, and is running TO day. Several
more will be in running order in few
days.
The result is all that could possibly
desire.
TSigned1 Fl. W. HALLECK,
Major General Commanding.
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WISCONSIN, June The Supreme Court
of this Stale has eversed its former decis-
ion on the Tax Laws in which they decid
ed, that the taxes levied in 1858 and 1859
were illegal on account of exemption o
railroads.
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WASHINGTON, June 3, P. M.-The War
Department has not received any further
details of the late battle in front of Rich
mond.
No news of public interest has been re-
ceived from she army at Curinih
Advices from the valley OF The Shenan-
doah Indicate hat a race is being run, in
which so far Jackson's army has the lead.
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Marshal's Notina.

rs IT IS - CONSTANT PR.RCe
81 tice Of many Of our citizens to throw and
sweep their waste paper, straw and trash in the
CUTTERS and streets. and as there is an ordinance
forbidding the same, and also an ordinance for
bidding leaving boxes, barrels, any other OBJ.
struct tons on the paVements after night, thereto e.
the same shall be continued fro m and after this
date, all offenders may expect an Introduction to
the Mayor for sol violation.
mys6 ED. MARTIN, O. NJ.
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ramente. The sIeepesI grade is upon the
Sierra Nevada, and is but lO4 feet. At ali
other points the grades are not extraor-
binary.
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PHILADELPHIA, June A. The steamer
Wuldro arrived at 10 o'clock this morning
from James river, having on board four
hundred wounded soldiers, from the late
battle on the Chick ahominy.
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BosToN, June A private dispatch says
that the steamer Daniel Webster left White
House last night. with 240 wounded,
New England soldiers, including Brigadier-
General Owens and Col. Briggs, Of Boston.
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BUFFALO, June 4--The City Council has
passed an ordinance which, in effect, pro-
hibits the further operation of the floating
elevator recently sent here from Chicago.
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PITTSBURGH, June 3.-River Z feet 6
inches by the pier mark and rising slowly
Weather wet.
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Collectors Sale of Real Estate

M-yOk TIE ~ KaW BSF'T OF FHR
AZ cost and expenses Of side walk improvements.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of pre-
cept issued by the Mayor of the city OF Evansville
and TO me directed, will sell &C public ion at
TIRE door OF the Court House in said city, on Tues
dav June II, A. D. 1862, at 2 O'Clock P. M. the
following lots parcels of real tate, so much
thereof IS may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said lots respectively
for the cost and expenses Of making side walk i'm
provemsnts for said lots, together with the coat Of
eale:
Not No. ID Block So, Lamasoo, Chas. Me-
Cutehen ;.---.S'A ~
dersoa, IS
Lot No. 2, Block Is, Sharpe's Enlargement,
g. Copeland SO
Copeland oWner. .".s.n ~. os
11s nIsrpsmspf co5slsnd owner rDs u
JOSEPH j. REITZ,
ie3-tdE Collector.
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KYRRSH RUTTER $50 POD
N nice Fresh Table Butter, in store this
ing, at Ellioits Family Grocery.
~ boxes German Soap,
20 Palm q
50 Star Candles,
so 90 Starch, Just received at Eilloit's Faml-
ly GrUca ry.
5 cases Paraffina candles,
gross German G'yceFiDe soap, for toilet uses
gross tranEpal Gu tsoap,
boxes corn starch FOR culinary purposes.
10 dozen assorted sizes Bishoprick's baking pow
der, just received at Elliott's.
$500 pounds A No. 1 hams,
10 OOO pounds prime shoulders
1000 pouEds sides, in store, ami for sale at FL
liotts Family Grocery.
LAkD.-2,0UO pounds prime leaf lard.
RYE-50O pounds pacrhed rye
BARLEY.-200 pounds parched barley just re-
eeived at Elliott's.
BBOOMS.--T5 dozen nice brooms, from l5c to
4Oc, just received at Eliiotts.
ELOUR.-16O SKIS double extra white wheat
| -four; rs bbis xxx family four, warranted to be
| equal to any in the city, at EIlivti's.
may7
W0XTR.R eUPERREJN.R .FJV ~ BUCM
| IL WHEAT FLOUR, cheap, at = = :. =
feb6 vICKERY's.
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KRATZ g. HEILMAN.
rTTY FOUNDRYf


AfANUFACTURERs AND BUILDERs OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw and Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Rackines, Chinese sugar Cane Mtllas
Thrastng mnehlmeng &c
EVANSVILLE IND.
HwHE PROPRIET0RS OF THE CITY FOUh
J drv beg leave to inform their friends and the
public In general, that they are prepared 70 DO aa
nh0s HGlAoHTEE AND FINISHING WORK,
add every thing appertaining to the Foundry busis
ness They arc manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANl
! BoIIERe Of any size and power required. Saw Mid
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size; Dirtil-
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobst co rows, Gum'
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt hInss
Horsepower rn-shellera, aGhinery Of all kinds
u,nde and repaired. Iron and Brass Oastingr IS
every description, Iron Housefronts, Collar G. a5ess
&c Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest inn
proved prtteTus HoIlow Ware, Dog Irons, &C:
BREWEIss DISTILbEhS, kECTIFIEfls, &t,
sSelt iron WORK Brewing Kettles, Refrigtrators,
AttenporatUrs, Sparges, stillheads and worms on
an improved principle, Columns toT Alcohol Stiiis
Iron Pine: Oepper Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety, for Leer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks aud
WoTimen sent 70 ali parts TO at up work aud do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet trcH
"0rA' &0'r OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens lmYroV
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and T
stephen Hughes Flour Separators German 30
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, He's &,
If the bost kind; Tiuplnfe, Sheet Irors Biloxi Tit,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, SpelteT, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warrAnting their work. and are sasisnee
with reasonable prices.
81 Once and Sale Rooms, No. 90 Maln stree
eoundes y Boiler Yard aD Machine shop On r iHs
treet, between First 'eoond sIe0'7' -
vile, Indians. aooI
MA -F-Ns.Ws w y a MI I'll.
WHEAT FLOUR in any 4ga 191t p y X2,s us
the trade, fresh and good, Of
-. - x ~ S7-T T7TEJS~G-Ioo bales for sal
tCEA~S' a e. GILBERT q CO.,
No. 4 Sycamare strssSs
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MORTGAGES SALE

Of the Bodsam Mines Nth the Lease and
Fixtures belonging thereto.
DEs 1sxRTUR OF II 20 WcER COW:
ID tanned in mortgage made by the Bodiam
Mining Company to George h. III rswood and VIM.
Kersteman, 10 secure the Payment OF u e princ1'
pal and interest of certain bonds, issued by said
Company, and belu by us ,said Company having
faiIei & pay the principal and interest due rpOn
SAID bonds, we have entered upon and taken pos
session of, and will on the
18th DAY OF JUNE, 1862,
At 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the Mines of said Company
near the City Of Evansville proceed to sell at pub
lie suctioo, for tie satisfaction of said unlaid
Eriucil al and il t-rost lto-wit: the Eum of S2ts-
$50 0O). the following described proper ty, tu-wit:
he Bodiam Mines, with all the machi O. y,
equipments, buildings tnels, coal BEATS shops, ana
every thing ler unto leloBginr. Also, all the in
tsrsst of said Bodiam Mining Company in a to m
of one thousand years in the premises upon which
said mines situate, With certain mining privi-
Ieges therein, granted to VIM. Eersteman by Jno.
Ingle aud john IDgles Jr.s by lease dated january
lat 1856, and recorded Pages, AL, 1872 433, and
434, Of Deed b. ok No. 2 of tn Records of Deeds
of Vat derbuTgh County, and which lear o WAS by
said Bersteman1 assigned to said Com any.
n. l.. RoUrH Sons.
:. l. I. s sST1Hi Trustees.
W. WIN Fisher.
T. w. SCOTT MURRAY.
JOHN IEGLE, Jr.
By Asa EgIehaFt, Attorney in fact. ms I'd
RR0TaFO@-6 WsERNFO ia KLH
USE--50 bushels received and to arrive at
mh2o II. A. COOKS.
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FORTRESS MONROE June 3.-Gen. Dix
assumed command here yesterday.
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nv y. Il. GILBERT co,
mav2s No. 4 S. cumo st..
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lCeIehrated HOOP Skirts.

They have always on hand 9 large assortment OF
skirts ofthe newest and most fashionable STYLES
Their skirts are made of The best and most flexible
steel, in the most artificial and durable manner.
Gu. prices as low any where else.
Skirts repaired IN the most elegant style.
Don't forget the store, which has been removed
from First street, TO IS Main street.
NAV % Ind
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CONGRESSIONAL.

xxxvII OoNGREsasEooND SESSION
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Special Notices.

RoIToso0V,s PsIEs-EOr Ka6sgssttOS,
Stomach ana Liver Complaints, they have long
horne the palm. They Increase the appetite, in
vi1orsta the stomach, and cleanse the liver. In
bowel complaints they equally eflca ,iou rs. an
and for sick headache, or lowness of spirits they
stand without rival Sold eVs rywhere. us
RafehsfoTss Hasr Bye THE BEST Ss
she WlOrEd.-wILLIAH A BAToHELoR's &c O.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to be distin-
Rmshed from natuFe-warranted not to iniure the
Hair In the least remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes and invgorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red,
or Rasty Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or
Brown leaving the Hair seft and beautiful Sold
by ali Druggists, &C.
car The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, On ekeJour rides Of each boS.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 2s3 Broadway and 16 Bond strest.)
June2-dw
WEa9 cs1 W-oaIsan DO 6R W1ar.-Much
every way But she can't keep peace In the fam
ily without bottle of Dead-Shot to kin of the
bIood-thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that
uninvits1, introduce themselves to her l7dgersB TO
their great annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use 1t. Kill 'em nowl No family shoud
bo without it. The Dead.shot makes clean
sweep; renders peacs certain by the humiliation
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE
myI3dlm
nae G0ngsss6SSs GS6 EEPsrGsncs or @~
ssw@Es6. Published for the benefit and as a
warning ana a caution TO young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
suvtlylng at the same time the means Of Self-Oure
BY one who has cared him elf sitter being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
nuackery. BY enclosing pc. paid addressed en-
veIope, SINGLE C PIES may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., n. Y, milo d&WAy
Ths .GppsGEsss.-It is a very sificult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their apPe-
titles; hence, we see an abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders Of the Stoma
and Digestive Organs. Hollands German Bitters
will entirely cure these complaints, and restore the
D stem to its original sigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. feblS
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WAsHIEGToE, june 4.-The following
dispatch was recrIved this P. N, at the
War Department:
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
an,v ard Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco 5crewB
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugar Cane Mtllas
Thrastng mhch1meng &c
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II WHEAT FLOUR, cheap, at : : =
feb6 VICKERY'S,
No. 50 Main street,
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french Patent Hoop Skirt AGnufdctoTy.
HK a. RRRSCRRERG " IN. HE-4 SIS,
@EA Agents, Wholesale and Retail MaDufac'
turexs, Is Main street, Evansville, Indiana, re-
speclfully inform the Ladies OF Eva" svilie thai
they have opened q Retail Department for the sal'
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-05
S. E171OEE9S.99

KTRRSH GUTTER $50 POD
NJ nice Fresh Table Butter, in store this
ing, at Ellioits Family Grocery.