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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-10
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If PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT. Why IS IT
u EaI SAFE FOR The PEOPLE?

-.. IiNClSSATi' Nov Il
MEssrs. A. L. scoyILL Co.
rear Sir,-1he public generally are fully
aware Of the tltus,ids Of len tdieS TOR dis
eal.d hngs, uldcr tie titles of sarsRIa-
81 rillas, Ills, Tlasttrs, l. rents. etc., That
arc daily brought TO thcii Let &c ihUugh the
new, 81 ere, by wPy OF Hd,trli',n tnts. My
oLiect in uritil z this noie hrlrLlcntion is
to induce the lullic, OF at least u ore who arc
afflicted, (if they will use lOttni m'dicines,)
TO uee TIE that ctDtUins lnclos Of zeal use in
pulnonpry diseases. I'm c'n'citus that in
50 doing I'm aciI E n.tn TN riefsn naily,
and d,icgalcIy 10 lie irtuttia Ci tdical
science aud the regular lltcti,ioleit ct medi-
cine.
The medicine tcvhitb refer is nr. EatPs
Balsa,a for nc IrsS. ] htN' lian,ltd il
ia o Id. &c lrnl q Of tascs, FL olwnys with
success. Cie ,ste in ar Guar to which
wish now 10 ieiCr, wGs gNtn W ty several
rhysiS ans vlol ed Ian ttllCd il ttp-ulta-
ton with myself. The lsiient hid ell the
symptoms Of confined ton'in I,ion. such
as cold night twtsts, hectic ityti, crossing
cough, with cont lued Tsin in Il g lobe OF tho
right lung, at'trdCd with severe d'anLCai
Ue commenced mcd 'ately 10 get better ty
The use of the al oNe.lFntd medicine. and
wna soon rctioicd TO Lls usufl ltelih! !
have also found Dr.. Halls 1Nlffm the most
valuable r.,ec,cifnt ter tlcsliR W dis
trcssinp coughs ard Colds tlFt Lrve ever
uEed. ". u. "h4oA4' 81 ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-10

timely u'e Of some proper remedy.
DR. HALL's BALsAy slciaes at the root OF tho
disease at once, and slch ia its speedy eiiect
shat any one using il freely at >ord ng to di'
rections for twenty-four or torty-eight hours,
and not entirely satisfied with It's merits,
may return il and receive back their money.
TAe mos, distressing cough is frequently re-
lieyei by a single doe, anil broken up IN .
few hourJ time. The afflicted do not have
10 take bottle after putte before they tint
whether this remedy will afford relic. - not.
The public have been imposed upon BY
remedies recommended by certiii' lte> which
have always originated frsn some unknown
source. We believe that medicine posseSs-
In, real merits will effect cures wherever It
Ia used, at honis ns we'll as abroad. This 10
M no-e1,ric preparation, b1t ono which il
usei in season will save the lives oi th"n-
sands.
II Inv eT.r,ei orres in LGmarnu' cases,
where tn, mp't 'lcllrll physicians in th!s
country an | 10 Z ir1pe have been ON m'loved,
and h i've exercised their skill in Va u. Cases
which thew have pronounced incurable. and
surrendered as hopeless beyond Doubt,
leaYinV the patients without single ray 10
en.,yen them in their gloom, have been cured
W D.. Hall, BAlsam, AMI the "victiins Of
.SupImDtnn arH now vigorous and strong
as the most "nbub among ns. ana the"e
case, are aos i-5llei ,nea they are nuInrr-
or,, and IN be rnin'el ont in every com
ma,tY wn~e this most unrivaled remedy
hai been tested.
Bo slow. then, To believe the oft-repeated
Stcry ahort tho lungs being gone or rather
let nu s,,ch .1rehcnsion ind Ice you 10 give
up. Act upon the principle Tint while here
Ia lito Lu,.. Do. ..oI'v. luu DAN Lever VI 30 low
that you may not trust, humGl.ly speaking,
in'lGila Ba!sain. biUre than OLe, nay, hun
dre.s hss it brought almost t-Onl teath to
life, when all else sll iailcd. Give, then,
this powerful but hplmtess i.mtdy u,e..
Cail on he agent ul.d grts iLnl hlet graiis'
The lruaIisc Oh tOnzunlpt.oil Gono IL worth
the price Eor the uitdic.De. III will find Ger.
tiGcatcs Of ply scans in CiLc nna,i, aid OF
others whose cures lave tel Elected here ai
home, wbssc they can tc iould.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-10

An Arkansas paper records the
marriage of ricii white woman TO
a Cherokee warrior. Perhaps they
may ret alongrery wei! together
size lltOpieg, and l'a wheopf'g
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-10

Gen. Cameron left Paris, en- route
for s.. Peterbdrs, on the 9th OF
June.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-10

Words arc the dying artillery of
thought.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
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H"H0S"H'' TSs's
SiOHiN VI anu 80 '
oO'H' ~. +,
'lSoi"'e '"o '''N
p'"e' Co'hP'Ai"'' '"0' az ~ 800
and Tor OK tie a. ne 81 '"""''s !
stand w''h"nt a riH"l. % a = vi - -
RGfCHs OI'@ 4'"fT NJ -E"' "'Sf '''
fhs W-Or'd.-WiL In ia c'Ei"H e.
brat, Hal, bye produte "a cuOr'no TO i.e distin
gu,sLei from atu e--warranIed ! o. 10 IA nr- tie
IL air in the e s. :>rer ellis lie i'll fl OF bad
dyrs, and iuv ~ atcs the II tir TO- life CIR Hell
or Rusty II iastanti, turns sfl-''i ! l'cA OF
Brown leaving the II -ir S"f ard h'n"'i'nt' 700
by nll pruggs's, &c.
EeS- The Genn De = sfgn-'' " INV t.-
BATC8A-T.1N on ne foe7 .i,l-- 81 -o-5 ~.
IA trnrh. Vo. = E,.cl. -ittet, r.. Y ~
Late l5;; Rrott>., and IS Bond e.'@ 50
Jun2f'
U.EsS e"-~ s4Onam d. -. - -HFcr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

The following dispatch was received at
the War Department:
Hon +. u. Stanton, Secretary IF Var:
HARRIssoEKUKG, June 10
In my dispatch ot yesterday I omitted to
ttafe that Col. ClozFet's brigade, consisting
OF the Goth Ohio and 9Th Virginia, after
forwards supported by the GarlbaIdi Guard,
formed our advance, and commenced the
battle OF Gross Keyes, with sharp skirmish-
ing, at 8 O'Clock in the morning.
During the day they advanced and oh
tanned possession of the enemy g ground,
which was disputed loot by foot, and only
withdrew at evening when ordered to re-
tire to suitable pasition for the night.
The skill aud gallantry displayed by
Cl' zret on This and former occasions during
the pursuit during which they engaged The
enemy, is deserving Of the highest praise.
j. q. FREMONT,
Major General Commanding.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
posi- 5 DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June l3.--ar Pierce, Gov
erUment Superihleu3eas of the Government
Cotton lands in South Carolina, arrived
here this morning He left Charleston har-
Dor on Tuesday, aud brings the latest intel
ligence from the Federal expedition under
Gen. Benham.
Our forces bad occupied James Island,
under the protection of our gunboats. The
Confederate force in Charleston had been
greatly augmented. Deserters asserted that
sc, 900 men from BeaHregard's Corinth army
had reached there within a few days, and
that every preparation was making for a
Stubborn defense of the city. When Mr..
Pierce left, it was the opinion of Commo-
dore Dupont that our attack could not safe
ly proceed until we had stronger force.
There was heavy firing from the enemy
during part of Tuesday, but no apprehen-
sion of danger of an attack on our troops
was entertained.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

NA-FvILLE, Tenn June IA dispatch
from Gen. Ncgley 10 Governor johnson an-
nounces the success of his expedition to
East Tenre sspe. He took eighty pris oners,
including number Of prominent officers a
drove of cattle, aud a large number of
horses, Intended for the rebel army. The
defeat OF Gen. Adams rebel force, in Swee-
denis Cave, was more complete than repre-
resented at first Adams escaped without
his sword or horse.
The rebel batteries at Chattanooga were
siIenced on the 7'h, after heavy cannon
aiding OF three hours. Our forces opened
fire The next day, and continued six hours,
upon the town and rife pits, driving the
enemy out of his works, and fol cling him
TO evacuate.
They burned all the railroad bridges to
prevent pursuit.
The Tennesseeans came out in crowds all
along the line of march, and cheered our
troops enthusiastically.
A great many applications are made at
the executive Office for passes TO Memphis
A dispatch from Fremont, received at
the War Department, from Port Republic,
9Th, via Martinsburg 18th, states there was
no collision with the enemy after dark last
night. We renewed tue march this morn
ing. entering the woods ia line of battle
TIE rebel cavalry appeared on our hanks.
We found The enemy in full retreat on Port
Republic. Our advance found his rear
guard barely across the IIver and the bridge
burning. cannonuding during tina after
noon apprse us Of an engagement, which
we learned was Jackson's attack on Gen.
Shields, who, after severe engagement,
drove him down the river, and Is now in
pursuit.
| have sent cavalry to communicate with
Shields Our loss at the battle of Cross
Keys will amount to 125 killed, and about
500 wounded Enemy's loss unasceriained,
they carrying off their dead aud wounded
during the night. We counted on the
march 200 rebel dead in one field.
StahPs brigade was III the hottest part of
the fight. being the left wing, and lost in
officers killed and II wounded. One of
the Bncktail Rifle companies lost all its Of
fcers. One of my staff, Capt. Quaker, was
killed. Officers and men behaved CALAMITY
and efficiently.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l2.-No further par
ticularS OF Gen. Shields engagement have
been received at the War Department.
Afvices from Gen. AcClelIans headquar
tiers this evening, state that e reconnaissance
made this morning as far as Meadow bridge
found lhe enemy QGiei, but in force. Some
skitmishiug had taken place during the
day, but with lritle result on either side.
The Circuit Court to-day, in the matter
of John s8d William Jackson, claimed IS
fugitives by Dennis Duva, of Maryland re-
itprateG its former decision in refusing to
admit testimony as TO the loyalty of the
claimaut, but claimed the admission of Ies-
timUuy Hs 10 whether the slaves had been
actually engaged in aiding the rebellion
The lugi'ives were returned to the claim
ant The slaves claimed that the Courts
should return the fugitives only at the re-
QUESTION OF The Governor of Maryland, but
the Court decided against the poiut
Adjuiant General Thomas WAS transact
ing business to-day as usual, at the War
Department. This is sufficient reply to
the statement that be had been suspended
from Office. 1t is not known to his alost
intimate friends that Court of Inquiry, as
represented, is engaged in investigating any
OF his official transactions
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th inst,
d-votes ITS editorial columns to deploring
such fact that there is found no individual SO
desperate and weary of living by the wretch
edness his invasion has brought on him as
to substitute v hat may be iguominious
suicide for Il glorious martyrdom. This is
intended, no doubi, as an incentive to the
assassination Of Uui'ed States officers who
have taken possession of the rebel territory.
The paper is printed on half sheet, and is
striking evidence of the impoverished
condition Of affairs at Richmond
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

" AsHiNGroN. june 10 is atchts from
Gen. Halleck dated 18th, P. NJ have been
received at the War Department Beaure-
gard is reported to have been at
with the remainder of his army on Satur-
day last. Deserters and our spies represent
the rebel army to be greatly disoI ganized
and mutinous.
Thu regiments which refused to serve
rngt than their terms of enlistment, have
been dIsarmed aud many OF them shot, The
immense destruction of valuable stores
shows the retreat was hurried one
halt burned locomotives and cars are
found in places where they would not have
been lief, if the enemy had been making a
contemplated and prepared retreat.
The rebel arUy have stripped OF food the
whole country South of Cerinth and many
of Il e inhabitants are in starving condi-
zion.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

loaded with tobacco, arrived here 3rst rday
morning.
The Emma Duncan, from Pittsburg Land
ing with sick soldiers, arrived yesterday
morning.
The Lloyd came out of Green river with
heavy cargo of tobacco.
The B. J. Adams with fine cargo, pass
ed down, en- route to Memphis
The Eugene, with magnificent trip, en-
route for Memphis, arriving here yesterday
at noon.
The Lake City, fer St. Louis, came down
yesterday with a fine trip.
The Glendale, with barge in TOW, and
loaded to the guards, PASSED down yester-
Cay, her fine caliope whistling "Joe Bow
ers," F" Dixie" and Happy Land of Ca
naan, "a very fine free concert.
The popular Courier will be the choice
packet for Cairo this afternoon. Wheeler,
Hunter, and KerchivaI will attend to pas
sengers and freight.
The handsome and popular Big Grey Ea-
gle will be down to day for Henderson aud
Louisville Mr. Lusk, her popular and po-
lite clerk, will faithfully attend 70 the COM
fort of her passengers.
The Pocabonfas came down last night.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
River News.

The river IS still rising slowly, but as it
is falling at Cincinnati and Louisville, the
rise here viii not be much greater.
Boats going down are all loaded to the
guards, and many of those going up also.
The Arizonia passed up about II o'clock
on Thursday night.
The Courier arrived about II o'clock
Thursday night.
The Citizen, from Pittsburg for st. Louis,
went down yesterday morning.
The Moderator, en- route to Pittsburg
Landing, with fine trip, passed down.
The Judge Mcclure, with two large barges
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

morrow, modifying the regulation govern
ing brigade surgeons, by placing them uu-
der the more immediate control ofth Sur
geon General, who will direct their servi-
ces wherever they may be required.
A gentleman from Fredericksburg direct
states that the bridge across the Rappshar- =
mock was swept away by the flood the other
day. The secessiouisis of both sexes as
semhled on The hank and manifested their
delight by cheering aud waving their band
keTchiefs, yet no one was arrested The
few Unis c.t;zPns of The ploce complain
bitterly that the protection given to rei'el
property is denied 10 them and that armed
rebels are treated With so much tenderness
as to make the lot of the poor Uniouists
peculiarly hard.
When Gen. Doubleday went out, be took
for his hcadquaiter the house of a notori-
Gus rebel, who bad three sons in the rebel
army, but Gen. Mcdowell Instantly order
ed Gen. Doubleday out, and placed guard
to protect the house.
The following dispatch has just been
transmitted to Secretary Stanton, and also
a copy to Gen. Casey:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc !
June 9Th, 1862
To Hon E. H. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
My dispatch of the lst ibsr., stating tDat
Gen. Caseys division, which was in the
line gave way unaccouatnbly and discred-
itably. was based ppon official statements
ma is to me befure | arrived upon the fed
of battle. aud while was there, by several
commanders. From statements made to
me subsequently, by Gems. Casey and Ma
glee, am iudu ed TO believe that portions
of that division behaved well, aad made
most gallant stand against superior mum
bers; but at present the facts are too con-
flcting to discriminate with certaihty.-
When the facts are clearly ascertained, the
exceptional good conduct will be properly
acknO lodged.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj Gen. Comd'g.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

RE-If the old adage, that Z" a calm al
ways precedes Storm" is true, we may
expect violent storm in the military world
shortly. For several days we have not had
a word from the Chickahominy or from
North or South Carolina, or Mobile, or from
Halleck's army. We have full assurance
that none of these armies are idle, and we
bope, by Monday morning, to be able to
lay before our readers the result of the tor
nado which we suspect has, even now,
broken over rebeldOm.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
TRIBUNEs DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June Representative
Nayn'td Of Tennessee, received a telegram
rom Gov. Johnson tonight, to the effect
that the rebels were reported retreating
from Cumberland Gap towards Chattanooga.
II SO, East Tennessee is at last free and Gen.
Morgan can Immediately take possession.
The Conference Committee appointed on
lie part of the House on the Tax Bill are
Messrs. Thaddeus Stevens Morrill, of VT,
AZ Holman of Ind. On the part of tie
Senate Fessenden, Harris and Henderson
TINES DISPATCH.
An order will be issued, probably to-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

New YORK, June 5 The steamer it
ish Queen, with Havana dates TO the 7 b,
and Nassau to the 9Th, arrived this evening.
Among her passengers is Charles Plumb,
b. arer Of the ratified postal convention and
extradiron treaty with Mexico
News from Mexico of the Isl confirms the
d,iea' Of the French tro ps, by the Nexi.
cans. five hundred of The former being K Ill
ed and seven hundred taken prisoners, but
The latter were released
There not food enough to feed them
These Mexicana are actively fortify ing
the capital, and The French will march
against it when rrinf1rcements arrive
The $ atenrnt was current in Fl ivana
than the Fr"nch designs are not So much
agaicst Mexico as against the United States
Great Dissatisfaction exists among the
French officers, leading to appeals to
Nap leon
English Minister has Concluded
treaty with D1bltdo, aup it is said that
S. .IlOs, agent OF Gen. Prin, has also con-
oI"'ird ratification Of the Almouia.
l. .rt2ooe has force OF - 00) mgu. aud
unt~go was xp.' ted in A,x,e1 riih Q0o
more, and re,.rnits Nere coming ia irata
81 points.
I.o.sreT is 10 Vrra Crul sad Was .oon:
enforcing forced loan IN foreign mer-
chants, sni it was supposed thst tho Eng
ii,h Admiral would not protect, tArn2h
some thought he would as II might dI splease
the French
The yellow fever is increasing at Ha-
vana
The schooner Constitution arrived at
Havana on The 9th uI;., from Sabine Pass,
with rebel cargo consigned to the British
Consul
Nassau dates to the 7th, note arrivals of
rebel STEAMERS on the 9th au1 9th, from
Charleston.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
cINclNNA MARKEr.

CINCINNATI, June l3.
Flour unchanged and dull. Il is offered
moro freely and but little 4. maud. Super
fhe ) 9o@4 90; extra d 3O(94 So.
WHEAT dull and heavy, and prices nomi-
nal.
Oars dull At 35c; buyers Offering but
34c at The close.
CoRN steady at 3d."
HIsKY in active demand at l94c, clos
ing blnyant.
PRDvIsE Ms dull Mess pork offered more
freely, and The best city brandy can be
bought at 10 80 Bulk pork unchanged
and nothing doing
LARD quiet al J.
SUGAR. lower, aud coffee }, the demand
light.
GOLD unsettled: dealers selling at $50
6. Demand notes Dc prem.
There is a good deal OF excitement in the
market.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
! HAR4FE'e s.IEN 40. 81.

by vi tr Of a. G, e-uiinI issued ut Of the ffi,e
OF lac clerk .f the Co4,Tt f Common Peas Of Van
d rhUryh tuaIl, lHuinn.s il Ia, or oi j Ian T.
SD Nor and against IIa-Ti4oh T. cnUbi. ham aud
George Gu u usl,aua. | i'll,
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1867
between the hours OF 10 ,'cltck r. VI aud O'Clock
r. Of sad day. AZ the door If the Court Hon
in th City Of Evan lie Iaii .nl, Cffsr for sale
at public aucfi N, the reHts und ir0d's 20 the
term Of tev,n OF The ohw ing d' scribeJ
real tsta'e, T., wit
II part of Lot Nc. ~. in the Original
Plan of the Gity Il Evansville d. scriBel fol-
10 Beginning At "a point tie ir ~ lire Of
said lot 81 Wate- street n ssid city ut he d.vL ion
ne # 4 Il Lot No six o. and Lpt M. I've q
IUHt'iu'. theIeo Hioag lrOtf live fwtnts IA
feet 90 towards LoCu-t street, thence at :gh'
Rng - to ail on limo enc hundred and " (l5n)
feet (uore leds) to q e all the I said
lot thence al ny said ey twe''Iy- FIVE (25) f-et
towards WBlEut trcct TO sAid division line, aud
thence alo aid division line to the pIace of be-
ginning
And -hould sad rents snd 2 eIits not ~ for
fiic s4fs ~ 4 VI aid costs, will,
at Il time ami l'la' ofe. for sale TIA" e
simlle OF sa Prtm'sos
GEObGE VOL LIN,
>l'ertn v. q
aivin d Reid RI f. 'tt'y. jet 81 90
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

5ssr grand Urion meeting was held
at Rockville on Saturday last, at which
there was great gathering. No partisan
ma!ignity of any kind was exhibited. Net
more than two-thirds of the p ople present
could find room in the Court House. Old
men, who had not attended political meet
ings for many years, were there. Daug as
Democrats were there in large numbers
Those who had stood by the Democratic
party as il was under Polk aud Jackson,
were there, ard refused to be led longer by
Jesse d. Bright, d. W. VOORHEES,, and Glenn
ent G. Vallandigham. Ttrenty eight of
these Union Democrats were appointed TO
attend the Union Convention at Iudisnapo-
lis on the 18th inst, and signifed their ac-
ceptauce of the appointment. Many of
them had sons in the army, and felt the
necessity of obliterating party lines, and
the wisdom of giving an undivided support
to the Administration, in this time of gen
eral peril
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

40 49,, f1unG; aud nT ~
of their gums were left bebind, hiei We
captursd thi. morning.
Capt Bunker at Gen. +, emuafs staff,
was killed. Capt Cutirtm.,h, Of CIuseret s
staff was -ec,reY wnnnded No other
staff officers were wounded.
The rebel wnuuded we're found in
every house along the read ambulance $,
wagons, arms and clothing strewed the
field. Forty Of our wounded, the prisoners,
we're left 10 n church. AMI were rttaken.
The Sixth Louisians I"st all hat thirty
men.
The enemy retreated till midnight, an !
this morning their rear guard crossed the
Shenandoah ~ tbs place, snd Burned the
bridge
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

SICK SoIDIERs.-The Emma Duncan,
with large number of sick soldiers, ar
rived here from Pittsburg Landing yestdr-
day. She left Pittsburg Landing with
245 sick on board, but left part at Padu-
cab. She also left number here, and
would take the balance to New Albany,
louisville, ard Cincinnati
Rev. Mr.. Bristow, Chaplain Of me Louis
vile Legion, vas on board. having in charge
the body OF Lieutenant jones, o. the Le-
eion.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

ER- Our establishment created two
months ago by the arrival of tobacco at this
port, has been increased to profound won
der when we see the amount daily increas-
ing. For more than two months two or
three boats have been making semi-weekly
trips out of Green river, loaded almost
solely with tobacco, while one or two boats
arrive almost daily from the Cumberland,
and points on the lower Ohio, equally as
well laden with this valuable staple. Tue
value of this single product expressed in
figures would seem almost fabulous,
amounting to many millions.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14
WE DEFY all COMPETITION
Call and soc us.
READ & LAWRENCE.
MARCH path, 1862.
q RsRFRE's SALE, .N-O. SO.

By virtue of an Order of sale issued out of tlT
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Yanderburgh County, IndiRna, in favor OF AWE
B. Carrent T, and against John i. HendersoL
and others, WILL
SATURDAY, JCNE 2sTH, 1862,
between the hours 10 O'Clock, A. III. and o.
clock, P. NJ of said day, at the door Of the Cour'
HOUSE, in the City Of Evansville, Indiana, o1rI
Tor sale ut public auctiou the rents, aud proht'
Tor the term of seven years of the following de
scrlbed Real Estate, to-wit:
Lot No. seventeen QD, in block ono hundre
ana thirty six Q3-), in Lamas,o City, VandtI
burgh county, Indiana
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufrcitn mt to atisfy said writ and costs, vii
az the same time Snd place offer for sale the fec
simple of said premiseS.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, Sheriff
M. s. johnson, Plaintiffs Htty. 10 81 50
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-14

NEW YORK, june ia 'etter from the
army of the Potomac, to the Post, gives a
camp rumor that an Irish regiment had
attempted TO desert from tn" ems my, and
had reached INTERCHANGEABLE bridge, but ran
after few shots from our Pickets, and are
now under guard.
A letter TO the Philadelphia Press states
deserteTs are arriving, and report large
numbers anxious TO reach our lines, not
only from North Carolina, but from every
Other State.