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, 1862-12-20


Diseases occurring from one and the same ealsse
will be entirely cured by the Constitution Water.
if taken for any1ength q time: Tue dose should I
drops to a teasp0onfu three times day in water.
During the passage OF tic Calculus the pan and |
urgent symptoms. Ekould be combatted with the |
stitution Water. :s above directed |
DYSMENORRIIRA- on PAINFUL 21ENsTRC- |
ALTON, And N MENORRIiAGIA OR
PRuFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluidin the one case being too little.
and accompanied ay scve!s pain; and the other
TOO pEofnsc secretion. which will be speedily cured
That disease known as FAILING OF THE
WOMB. which is the result Of II relaxation Of the
il:.a,Eents Of that oEan and is known by Il sense
Of heaviness aud dragging pains in the back and
sides. sud at times accompanied by sharp aclflt
ins OF Shooting pains through the parta will. IN
III cases. be removed hE tn: medicine.
1ERITAT1oS Of TIE WOMB. whck phy sicians
call Nervousness, which word covers up much is
norance- and in nine cases ont OF ten the doctor
does not really know whether tie symptoms are
thu tliseasc, or the diarase the symptoms. We can
only euumerate them here. ] speak more patticu-
1aslJ OF Cold Feet. Paptation of tho Heart I'M
paiTca Memory. Wa1tfnlncs+, Flashes Of Heat,
Lacguor. lassitule and D.mnes= Of Vision
SUPPRESSED 1fENsTECAT1oN.
Which in the unmarried female is q constant re.
curing disease, nd through neglect thy Deeds OF
more Er1vc and dangerous ma1adies arc tile result;
and as month after month passes without an clott
being made to assist nature. the suppression be-
comes thronic the patient gradually loses her ap
petite, the bowels ART toilstipafed nis.nt swcats
tome on. and consumption finally ends hcrcarcer.
LCECORRnEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of
mucous lining Of the va:.l1l:l aud womb It - n
ali case+ accompanied ny severe pain i'll the back.
across the bowels and through the hip;- \ tea
srccnful Of the ncdie5ne may b. taken three t.ss
dry with IN gjsytion Of tcaspeonsSnl S t o. tne
morning and evening.
, 1862-12-20

IL LEGE-REv. l. c. PEHsu1Ha. D. D.. President.
Seventeen teachers Superb brick buildings Upwards
ct two hundred and twenty pupils tn attendance. i
dollars rtr term for boarding. Winter term COM
menccs Dec. sih. Send to the President for cata
loEue. n. 6lhaF6uN. ETeat ArQsseea-
, 1862-12-20
Gopartnersblp.


u RN EST P r q S S I n G.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
6 Harmon Block, Chicago, Illinois.
Loans negotiated real estate security. jy+ssta1y
TOR SALE-Lands. To all want
Ing Faz1n.-1ar and thriving settlement Of Vine
land mild climate THIRTY MILES south Of Phila-
deiphia by railroad-. RICH SOIL.
Produces Larger Crops,
Twenty acre tracts at from SIS to so per a1e payable
within tonr years.
GOOD BUSINESS OPENINGS SOCIETY.
Hundreds are settling and Masking improvements Ap-
ply 70 CHAs. f LANDfS. Post Master, Fineland
Papers containing full viii be sent hee-
dElHE1-1nl :
, 1862-12-20

l
o64 e tt toe h onesence 9etseen ths oneS shc sao
nd .haI Which may be accepted. AB7
,..s''has "1nsss ,eo, c. D.S eoa'ans'ss-
4oS thereby certify that the above named
. are known to me a. men Of rIoperty, abie 70
stss pct JRdes Or pse
i S Rn9 az 2iaS n9i sdlsty n SGgIahee
It tie openg q the 6ds 10 %
,,-+ 11.,, 1nf,,,. aAKLES e. foMEKp *
:ass: s:G1!tedStatssAEmy:--de15y2ss:ioE United States Army: -de15y2ss:ioE
A RMV SUPPLIES
n OFFICE Of Azsr. co1a1ss s1ar ezsEa.1 or,
December i. 1853.
Proposals Ell be received BY the undersigned until
IL On nl y ~ H. gtas ~
Breok1yn. as follows: IL; oo,,,,- ao,.-
WISE IN pz1mu M 1rss ponK.
A'S "
arci'. Aprii. aud May 1ss. 10 Be delivered during
VA & IIaP6s5Ss st 81: Lesis ae5ty Tas,sSaS.
s5S y:tds sqS q sa IL RI s s1sf
sss@aeS @ aS AZ i A. 1{ osssyi
Eaeh bid must have printed cory 81 the advertise
@ al hs tse Stea ea t.
4e aa ll2ws bsFebr guaranty that shoua
e m Fns VIE Saa sSaS
q liz value of the stores PROPOSED
or
and VIII state IN their proposal; the quantity and hind
"a
ao The a Go Of e nte A.
te opose5 an furstes are pecuniar responsible
70 as s RRfSf P Po& msy be offered will be
required TO be made according to Gett5s Directions
place business with date of pur
chase. will be Eeqnirsd on EACH barrel
cd is tie United States.
7,ent co,o,d4 A. ,nd n Ea!oSS.s : 7 ~
@ kp as Es nsz RoRS onast t. st
r -ezrTr. efRew Ne, le1s: or ,,7,,onn .n,c.
Thc Pigs to weigh from one hundred to ope hundred
ssrictis m sS torh M d srd Eer ths gne stste
se'e'"s p0Du0S. PARTS Exc1rDED
The head to be excluded a1so the fore leg ar te se
psrc oint a ifG e Im rmm K M a's not cut M
iiins Eih the 1ie:' Eide ' '' ls ' , NV 1' N'
WHAT CONSTITUTES 4 BARREL OF PRIME MESS
OF four ppunts each If the hams are cut up anil put
Il onf isa o of sss
.. ~ H.. 49,, .,,:4 .s.e,,.,' A., ,,..7- nv.
eh sia % lngii nnaIiy fl XIX tu:o S1fns G.cR tha
eCn Eue !ongttuuHaus H!to W. al S1ilHs, laeh t.te
,i.G ,ate GsSs aa ~ a. is. M ,n ~! ~ ~ ~ Mto - ,n
aaxng Iuea " ~ ,ee IL ~ ~ g % ~ ~ t
~ ~ - +tn h1aaaI ani ~ tha ,a.a trnt
~ III e tAe oaoo"' o 1oA lue Ae 1ots
i IL 3Aht = fm!a WY. 49,.
When ready TO INTO oa!Tsls haye each strip
carefully Cleaned. Using knlle and oru3 II necessary:
eut thtn, mo touI pona ecs as nesf4s as pay os
and cYnpacy III layers, with snthcicntsat to pre-.
serve It.
BARRELS.
TIE 1,arre1 e}lond hr twrnty-ffrht INCHES ling and
sovcntct n aid itif inees aver &c end 1When iiar-
h;,a sth ~ ccr. or whe al. bnnns snd nnr i'm
h,o1, nn.. fnr villa, IN eacfi end next 6riow tLa
~ THEORY OF MESSING.
Pigs averaging say one hundred aud fortT-!lye
nuUlGS. will work uD i'll Messing about {UiluHG
, 1862-12-20

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
l. Railroad Company win receive proposals to con
etrucf bitches from three to xg miles IN length max
Eoauois county to Spring Greek The bitches e 6es!K
ieet Contractors must 6ufntsh satsfsctozy evidence
Of xheir ab1t 70 perform the work between tse 1E5
be let On tue tenth day Of February % L
illinois, dala-y -yl4111
, 1862-12-20
REANH, MAPLE AND HICK,-
Il E{.v 1F03p

Al Body Wood, four feet IN length;
For sale bJ KELLOGG 4 GRAY. cornsr M,rket and
YasElcgton Streets, dssk!Jg5slW
, 1862-12-20

EUE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER
4 ,beins, Hunting and Apen Face. or L:.dr's or
Gent1cIan's Watch coHb.-Ad. Grc OF the prcLtiest
most convenient and decidedly tile
The Best and Cheapest Tfmcp1cce
for general and reliable u=c. offered It has within
1t and connected with Its machinery wiudin:.
attachment rendering KEY entirely unnecessary. The
cases of tis Watch composed Of two metals tho
outer being fine I6 care gold It llas the Improved
ruby action lever movement.
And Is Warranted an !eeurate Timepteee.
Psice sqperplE ensraxed per case q l.aIf dozen:
those proposing to hug ut wholesale. S3, sent by
with bill payable on delivery Soldiers nist re-
tEo.c il the army Address IGl}BA1:D IsliOs.. sole
importers. southwest corner OF Nassau and John s's.
New York. dcln-y:2!2213w
, 1862-12-20
Iropnsals.


a RMY SUGPPIIE5-
SgsEa ,e @ III a9s
psha!s. s1doIssd Proposals for s1bststeace m DO
IT, n es eoeH M u eS
A. 5or sHrpiysg: is:niag sad dsliysling i es%S
s le d
e Mp 1 c q es1 esffE s as the
Taeas T. hs ia5is1sd ssalI consist q tae sol
% Reu1a o e Fer 1 or so
tweEtyiwo ounces of Bread O Fiorr one pound Of
es snd It IT, M rate To- every one huRdfed sto9s q
eight suarts Of Beans Peas and ten pounds Of Ece
sd & greund One sa
r. pounds Of Tsa dtssn pounds ef s9Ear fons
III asfo9f1l posads sf Ads@sntIns Candles: ~
so 5,d 81
len folasses er hundred ratiens and thrlceper
Sqna # e ne5 m the command
irs oIcsF OF the post. detachment or regiment may
@ IT,. rsanissa e %s2on e contract gTss
fractions Of the ration may BE- required 70:
ton IN hospital may be charged at the fractional con-
Tie 1aons to be furnished under this contract shall
be Of first quality and the undersigned RESERVES to
e en R
guarantee. to be executed by two persons:
FoRA OF GUARANTEE.
5ee M Sd
esssbe9 1 be e he
5ae eontFses lor TIE with ths "a
o 5na n a ssse 1ae n to 70
good he difference @ between tis' te' osr the said -
and that which may be accepted.
Witness: {: {: s. 5: }}eu.rantoss.
December, 1867
- are Enown to me as men Of properly. able to
Wnef bss Rs
To each BID must BE- attached printed copy 9f TIT:
, 1862-12-20

NOYICE.-Maaam Andrews, IL
In dependent Clairgoyant fforn. Boston, 11Sza can
Market CiaI1voEant examinations. 81, she also tell
The past present and futs5e, Terms 20 cent? Hou1s
SON 4. to9F.M. oe2TY6934m
, 1862-12-20

WILLOW WA RE FO r
w CHRISTMAS PREsENTs,-Ladies' Work
stands, Latics Gents and Chi!drens Rocking Chairs
Children Cradles and III kinds Of Willow Ware Of
Sfortcsf ntoftcr by CHI FREDERICK.
u5S. Clark street.
Orders PROMPTLY attended to. del5,y12Slw
, 1862-12-20

December 1R61
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to nlcn Of property. able to make good
their guarantees ~
ITO be signed By the United States District Judge or
District Attorney
Zach BID must printed copy Of this advertise
mcnt posted at its head and must bespecinein comply
ing all tic terms The form Of the contract to DO
eAssu'eo e@'' ~ s~~n - Mt NISIhN ". EDWARDS.
do1sEt Cautnin and CommfssaFv.
, 1862-12-20

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselve7eto
tic organs of secrrton and by 20 altering the con
Gition OF the stomach and liver that the sta7rhr
principle Of the food is not converted into suar SO
long Us the system il under the influence OF the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gIves those organs time to recover their
healthy tone and vigor- We are able to stntc tlat
the Constitution Water has cured every OF Di
nbetis in which it ha= itcn given.
STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND NUCIS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER ERI-
, 1862-12-20

4 RMY SUPPLIES.
IA OFFICE OF Asst CoM.l1ssARF GENERAL OIL
SUBSISTENCE, No. State ST.. New York,
December Il, 136a. J
Proposals ELL be received by the undersigned until
supplying The use Of the United States Army SUB
SISfENCE STORES, to be delivered In New York, OF
Brooklyn, as follows, viz:
Ten thousand barrels 90 coo br:) Of FIRST quality
, 1862-12-20

HICAGO, ,BURLINGTONAND
~ QUlSEY RAILROAD
PASSENGER lr3ius leave and arrive Chicago IS fol-
logsSnaS Express leaves At I0sisA H. and arrives vt
% ~ G,5, SsqHaays excertsdl Slsh: Express leaves
tMonalys eSeepteda Anror:, Accommodation leaves
MSSpt h.. and arrives Ut 1e.Q1 i. NJ {SundaTs ex-
CCltsu3 G. G. HAMMOND Snnt
, 1862-12-20

These Dangerous and Troublesome
Diseases, which have thus far Re-
sisted the best Directed Treat
ment. can be completely cons
1rolied by the Remedy
noyr before us!
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

Dg- Mr.. Louis Bittrolff has opened a
shop for the repairing of all kinds OF
watches and clocks and is DOW prepared 10
do work punctuaIly, and in a competent
manner. As he has ,beeh known :to our
citizens for many years as good watch
maker, it is useless to say more. He can
be found in Roeder & Becker's establish
ment, No. G Second street, a few doors be
low Main. jels lw
KEEP IT BEFoRE The PEoPLE.-That
per cent. premium is paid for United States
Treasury notes fold issue). That 81 per
cent premium is paid for gold. Highest
prices paid for all kinds of uncurreDt
money. Call in and see, at the Savings
Bank, No. First street. 49,, je2O-n
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
KAILKOAD KNCNIPrs.

Z.
2 hf bbs butter, hli Dbl eggs, Gilbert &
Co. 3 ses cigats, Preston Bros; Il ks d gre de,
heen k Preston; Tx mdse, Chas Bubc,ck | Lox
d., T. D. r., 2 Eog,, eau vsrnsh, Ham ner-
It 10 kegs soda, X dug ID Holman;
bl nut, ] k.g T Is TX raisin-, 10 bxs w ~
fTnrt, ~ Cttk; 10 Chs,s shoes, I, b. ck 4 Go;
III hslv,, Is Fusse MAI; IL l II cur spIipg+, Il
& G Go, x ID goods. w u, Gblel; box
drugs, W g mcrs bX goods. l. 4 l. 10 ser.
81 v rIob, iud; 2 bon, DIR Russell; bx mdse.
r re isvu; bbl n T. MeGIiff; II bxs boot +,
q q 90 bar els ii UT, w ii Aikman & Co; 2s
o.s, IieHd lawrence; Il tioors. "a bds
h, Wh,eef q Kig-s; mast wh,e', bale .
Brown Z .; 80 5undl rag-. / crate rage, Cox q
Huml hsey;-t bx goods, J II Magh+e CO; 2
shoes II; Is cs>es hoes hat, Ii l.
v AIOrg q; % bags COTE, % bxs cheese, so bxs
EerriIg &, e ;'xs ri ckl 8, Hensent q siele
$685. A h. SHRADEK, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

PHILADEbPHIA INQUIRER = Among ali
the mammoth dailies published the East
ern cities, there is perhaps none that dis
plays more enterprise, or that furnishes
more news to its readers. 1t is printed and
published by w. w. Harding, l2I South
Third Street, Philadelphia, at Sc per an
mum. 1t supports a correspondent in every
division of the Union army, and it daily
furnis hes a complete history of be war for
the preservation of The Union.
Those who desire live Eastern newspa-
per should send for the Inquirer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

w. 4 per cent. premium
paid for Gold, 8 per cent.
premium paid for Silver, 1 1-2
per cent. premium paid for
Treasury Notes (old), highest
price paid for Uncurrent Mon
ey, at the Savings Bank. No.
4 First street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
HomE .NThlsxs ,Es.

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC Mr.. A. Coca
artist, is now at this place, where be pro
poses to paint portraits and color photo
graphs. Persons desiring pictures can see
a specimen Of his work, portrait of Mr..
Ratbbone, by calling at Tileston's Gale y.
ie25 3td
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
sar LoNasHoRB & PERKINS, Trunk Man

sg LoNasHoRE PERKINS, Trunk Man
ufacturers, No. % Locust street, Evansville,
Ind. We intend to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand everything in the trunk
line. Steel Spring and Leather Trunks
and Vaises made to order. Trunks COW
cred and repaired at the shortest notice and
in the best workmanlike manner. Please
give us a call. je25-1w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

M SIC.
II .R.1 " o ~ PREF RRsK q GgKD.E
-M IL sIu;ti Gu the Piano, Organ, Ne leOIi,
and Wolff, ard also in Vocal Music Harmony
and thorough Bass Pianos AMI MelodeOns tuned
and repair and satisfaction guaranteed TIL nix
full the very liheI al encOnT. cement given
heretofore, hope still to continue to merit the
sane C. q. GRNUEG,
Res dence between Cherry and Oak, en- +. urth
ST. iell7
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

ATTENTION., Amy SUTLERs. We desire
to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use of the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household This article, - PERRY
DAyIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no introduction; every body knows IL: the
solaiers know it, and you have only to keep
it To sell it, No remedy is more ificacious
IN curing DiarrLea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments Incidental to a
soldiers life 1t is light ard convenient to
Curry, and can be resorted TO on the march,
as well as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, its
value Garnet be over estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. 1t is sold at wholesale by Ed
Wilder, r. A. Robinson & Co, Wilson &
Peter, J. S. Morris 4 Sons, and Raymond
l. Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany; w. A. Bell, Paducah J. B.
humphreys & CO., Cairo Keller l. " bite,
Preston Bros, p Yeirling, LEIGH & Carl
sted', and S. E Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
j. n. HARRIS & co,
ell Propr.etors Cincinnati.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

R9~ The Fourth Ct Jaly celebration in
Louisville is to be grand fair. One hun
dred young ladies are to sing the Star
Spangled Banner, Red, White and Blue
&c; Drill by Ncklin's 18th Indiana Bat
terry; Address by Parson Browulow; and
grand national salute of Sc guns. Ample
arrangements for refreshments have been
made. -. - =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

sD- The Huntsville tAla.) Reveille says
that the rumor that the Kentucky and Ten
nessee regiments in the Confederate army
have to be constantly guarded to prevent
them from deserving in body is daily cor
roborated by prisoners and deserters.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

MORE Go2Ds AT AUcTIoN.-G. Nelson &
Co. have just received another lot of Dry
Goods, Ladies and CbIIdren's Shoes, &c,
which they will sell at auction to the high
est bidder, commencing tomorrow at nine
O'Clock in the morning. Goods open for
inspection this afternoon.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

aH- We learn that Capt. J. R. Bracken
is to assume the editorial chair again as
local editor of the Sentinel. Capt. Bracken
is clever gentleman and spicy writer
We welcome him back to his old post.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

I lion insisted that the commercial, man6-
featuring and agricultural interests seper-
seeded not only their duty as citizens OF the
| osoernl oovernnsent, but their obligations as
citizens of the State of Indiana. A more
ofausIve form of secession never stunk in
the nostrils of patriotic people.
We repeat, it is not strange that the
Southern people were deiuded with the idea
that they would be supported byt the people
of Southern Indiana and Illinois when they
read resolutions like the above as being
adopted by citizens of the free States IN
convention assembled. How much OF the
| blood shed in this war-h9w much of the
'teaarsZsaturate the skirts of the gentlemen
instrumental in the passage Of the Camel
ton resolution will be known only in the
day of judgment. -,.1 ,...-
1t is now quite evident that if the people
of the South had not been deceived as TO
the real sentiments of the people in the
Northwest, they would never have dared
to take the fatal plunge into. rebellion.
Finding their demands endorsed en- to
/ =
the extent of detaching counties from the
free States, TO be annexed TO the Southern
Coufederacy, it is not strange that they con-
cluded they would be sustained by the same
men, in IAN appeal to the. sword. They
would have been so sustained by these
traitors had not The glorious uprising Of the
Northern people frightened them into
silence. - 13
The events of the last year hsve con
WINGED the majority of the Southern people
of great error in their calculations. An
appeal to the sword has demonstrated that
they are more successful in diplomacy than
in Sighting; that they succeed better in the
Cabinet than in the field. 1t has made plain
to them another fact. While they cannot
depend on Northern allies in the battle
field, on account of their craven natures.
they can always be trusted to do any dirty
work desired of them in intrigue and base
cunning, provided it is not of that character
| likely to endanger their necks. These are
manifold reasons for believing that some Of
the. more shrewd of the Southern leaders,
becoming satisfied of their failure to estab-
| lish Southern Confederacy by force. have
already directed their attention to accom-
/ plishing the end by a different instrument
tality. They haze already set their Northern
naercenGries to york. Ii. they can only sue
coed in building up huge anti-Adminis-
traiion party, they know they have sue
ceeded in organizing an anti war-a peace
/ party. If they can succeed in destroying
the unauimity OF the Northern people, in
creating dissensions in their councils, and
/ dissatisfaction with their rulers, they have
accomplished what they can never gain by
the sword or bayonet. That this is the
object, we think is sngularly clear, when
seen in the light of the last paragraph Of
the article copied from the Beacon.
i We put The people fairly on their guard
/ 1t is their fault if the conspirators succeed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

LosT.-On Saturday morning, during the
fire on Main street, pocket-book, contain
ing about $50 in gold, silver, and paper
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this office.
june22 Std
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
R@- We hear great deaL said about d

eG5- We bear great deal said about tie
Democracy in favor of the A" Constitution as
:4------ii- not
sincere whenathey say the Constitution as
it is, for they abuse the Republicans for not
consenting to radical changes in that instru-
nent We presume they are sincere in
their advocacy of the Union as it was,'
for that would restUre JEFF. Davis, Stephens,
Toombs, Lee, and other traitors, to their
positions of honor and trust in the Govern
ment. those traitors now bid fair to pull
hemp. Their sympathizers are uneasy at
the prospect. +s..7s
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.@MER4EE's s.4L-. -N'@. 50

by virtue Of an Order Of Sale i.sued out of the
office If he clerk ut the ourt of ComRon Pleas Of
VuI derbIi. oh county. lHhiana il favor If Panl
L MARS ami against 5. mueI p. Harlin, will n
WEDNESDAY, JULY .GTM, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock +. NJ. and 4
Ccl, ok P. NJ. of said day, tn door the Court
nou e ia the City If Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sac ublic uctICI, the renis aid prof for
the lie, o! seven years of tn, fJoWing de scribed
real ia Z, tO-wit:
That part of Jos No. twenty nine. (29), i'm the
O. igisa. Plan Of Ev.,Rsxille the county Of YAM
der uigi, and a;e Ind :, Lo1uded az fol-
lt~ss low 4: begInping al point he south
81 sido If Vine street, ia kvdnsyi:o at resa:d,
on tie line OF SAIL uI twenly Q from the alley
on the ssuth ly IL lot running
hence p4.4!3ei ..itB Vine stree snd towards
Firt tteet twenty fee, the .ht ang es
wHh NIu1 strect, acr1ss said lot twenty ne (29)
-ev-uts hv= (7S) eet Ia the l,ue ,-iv:diug Its
tNtu'J 80 AMI th r.l (3o) aid o d Plan Of
Lyaurs Il e., thence ght sR.ies ri ID asst
nam, iIue parallel With Vim street towards
the ChiJ twtnt fes theuce re mtg five feet
st aight line, strO-s sal 1 tVeu Y niue (k9J
to Finr street, tie pla oj b. :; uuiug.
And sH"uli sid rsuts aid Iirthfs not sell for
a 1m efficient tc sat, +. ID writ and costs,
will, the line ami piacs, ehrr sale the
fes i'm Ia OF "a + mi Is.
GhOEGE AILFLIS,
81 O ia25 Sb riff v, O.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

OF rmptiou. Monday evening, at nine
o'clUck, Mrs. LUCINDA HAHKr, wife of John
Hai ey, gid 81 years.
;rerai will take place from the residence of her
hu,bani on Cl4rG street, this "wednesday after.
noon Mt 4 o'clo k. rienes of the deceased are
inv. ted to tend
# c al All COMMERCIAL copy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
s@ The Indianapolis Journal of yester

day says
The 54th Indiana has been organized
with D. Garland Rose as Colonel, ADD L. G.
Knox as Lieut.. Colonel Col. Rose is the
commandment at Camp Morton, in place of
Col. Owen. VIM. G. Lupton has been com
missioned Quartermaster of the 54tb, and
is now acting Quartermaster at Camp Nor
toa.2 The oath is one of the three months
regiments. t& -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

Rsr IL is a nositive fact that one cannct
ges the (geuuih~, Carte de Vssite wi'hous
resorting to Adams Gallery, corner of Main
and Second Streets. jr2o Nv
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

BE- One of the mills at Lowell, Mass,
sold last week six hundred thousand yards
of cotton cloth. Exchange.
1t would appear from the above that the
trade of the New England States is not so
readily exhausted as has been predicted.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

RT Ex-senator Mason's house at Win
chester. Va, is now the headquarters of the
Fifth Michigan cavalry.