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VA AkT1D-A COL0HDD MAN to tend an eat.
w In. bar. Apply to the Bank xssta nrant, 3 l2
O street. "a l3-sts
WAnT1D 10 HIR1-A NAN or BOZ to drive
E w . carriage aud wait In tbs house. Que veil
Recommended can apply ut THO1. PAHK18B,
A0T Sixth st.. bet D End sts "a IS eo3ss
WANTlD-An AUOfION1D1 Oas Who 10
w veil aeauAi nted With the busiaess. md
GOOD "a !esnaan can obtain q permanent cit nation,
bY addressing Box $50 Warrington ID. o. Post
Office, stating terms and reiefence. % HIST
ITO RUNT-With board. one Large ROOM, on
i RYst 6oor with hot aad cold water conventen-
ciea. 49, second stoYy Room. opening on bal.
cons.- Apply q 80. taaisaa svsnas. opDosits
mon aALA-An Oh aa1 veil. estA Alisael aAd
var nrodtsbis BJelMAeA q Assxan1sia, 70.
Il 10 sc!d ~ Dastise Who w.A e sstrs taE nj
TSflN6DHGB,1S Aafkst eSoes. 6stWssn TN
and 9sh sss.. 0AeAiass0l. PC. "a it-i1
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uS vERANC1 ENGINE COMPANY No.
are hereh. noti0ed 20 attend Meeting Of the Cou,
psny on THURsDAi, the E.h 1t eight o'c:oek, as
Company. By order of the Secretary,
au l2-st" W. A. OSBORN
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ATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE WAR KENTUCKY.

SCOTS REBEL RAIDErS TOTALLY ROUTED
AND SCATTERED. WITH THE LOSS OF
ARTILLERY, HORSES, &c.
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a|There lie an '.ice panic in New York in
view OF the famine in that article likely to
result from The continuance OF the extreme
heat
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JEFFERSON DAVIS REPORTED ILL.-A letter
received in Washington by way OF flag OF truce
boat on the James river ststeE thar Jsf. Davis
continued quite ill in Richmond, and that
DOUBTS now entertained Of his recovery. He
has been i'll more or less for several months.
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BROTHER AND SIsTER.-MIchael Kenny
was arrested last night tor assault and battery
Oh Mary Dempsey, his sister. 1t appears thai
Mrs. Demsey went to Kenny house and asked
for her husband to come home. But he being
ayerse 10 an immediate departdre, deIe we'd
mrs Dempsey grew impatient and exhibited her
anger by declarir z the house was a bad house.
Michael kenny went out to her, and on the
way picked UP a s.bit OF a stick as a female
witness called it, struck Mrs. Dempsey on the
head, cutting her severely. Justice Giberaon
held him TO bail for court.
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LATE FROM EASTERN TENNESSEE.

DESPERATE ATTEMPTS OF THE CONFEDE
RATE AUTHORITIES TO RAISE
COSsERIpTS
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.IssoLUTION on CoPARTIERsHIP-

The corsrtnership heretofore existing betve N
WV. B. NICK ELrEN and HENRY O SrANL1Y ia this
W B. McKHLDEs.
Il c. STANLEY
~ Hereafter the business will be coniucted o.
c;asive!y by MIR 6TANLIT, and sincerely hone
that our friends win still pa!ronize him
AnK
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IRAGG REPORTED IN EAST TENNESSEE
WITH 900 MEN
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CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH WARD,
TO THE
MEMBERS OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
SEVENTH PRECINCT.


e9s5 TEHNEsNR W. the h mat :.
~. Wi, Pc gVs1 ,h Tor ths pGspose Sf aiding
have Sssn sns nr hs1 assGs
voun' erred the use OF his beautiful roe for this
The feel s.tiaed that the itizens of the
ward viii eieeifuliy aid them in this pl asevortbs
10 orr midsi of nsn who have psoved thsmleirss
c.p e and trustworthy. They have engaged the
III s1s s,Ha
srrsnasmentA m.de for their comso:t..
p9 GEiiIsts. admitting ssn'lsm. snd ladies' ONE
xs As,ss jane. F, ss,s e,s; wn H.
yhssls s; ssa .. AID; son esq 4 syi,ss:er.
ssa, = iekfod esq Geo. II. 6tsrmssie ' sss,
Z. =. OIe:nI, esq. - an !: St
EoK teen oMNI BE sns, 81. Of which
essio On 10 afURra f3,. eern nsP Of
Water and Washington streets, Gs0i ceto"n' D. =:
CIT suEs aiF sgsyri HFn ssFsF lTOTFs
The only ~ to put the Rebellion do.n il to put
=: :;s 'as.
rent by gsttns Substitutes Il q DO not wish 70
T1%Is COS ass ssa sa sss sss t.:
TMP0RFAET TO PURoaAs1Rs.
In order to make room for my large yall Stock,
shall osr from the present date to Lat of October
my entire stock Ut greatly reduced priess Those
Who contemplate ssfttins. or who may want good,
in my line viii save money By purchasing OF me-
The stock embraces fns selection Of
PAPlRHANGINGS Of eysry quality and Price.
WINDOW SHADES and SHADE HOLLANDS,
SHADE TRIMMINGS,
CORDS. TAsSlLs. and FIXrURIs for Shades
and Picture Frames.
Also. . tine stock CT Gilt And Dark WOOD Square
and Oval PICTURE yRAMIe. and Q few CHOICE
PIcTC RNe, all Of which onsr ct aaasuAlly low
prices.
~ Gene and sss, At ROfURO0KF,
AS3y street. opposite the Passnt Office.
An II ltaYeR
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FOR STEAM MACHINERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Julv s4th

NAVY DEPARTMENT. July a4th, 1858.
The NAVY DEPARTMENT will, until the TwsHTY-
for the construction of steam Machinery for
screw. acting Independently Of each other. y '"o
There will be, for each vessel, two pair of direct
Of which aye to De vertical and placed INN cd sssis
over II shaft. The diameter OF each cylinder to
De aity h'e inches, and the stroke of its piston
The boilers to be Of the horizontal tubular kind !.
ace; The tubes to'he Of brass Shells to Be inch
nacss and braeed with a working pressure Of s.
peTsn s per square ,a 'n ni coo,,,o, .,
1S ss fissn
Sss.s pigs ains tss hanger viii the Sul. IN
s s.s s IS: sIsSss e s5|ss!
n:n,s, stores, sse:. .fsearsd in such naval con,
The machinery to include all that is necessary
iGs sts.min: re vessel Is goal Sunks.s. sha.
for that nlrpose, according TO naval uasges.
The designs, quality OF material, and workm an
The parties viii make their own general and work.
Ing drswins.. sabmittipt q. same e ths Navy
a
Philadelphia. The proPosal will state the pons or
names Of the Navy Yards 1T which the partS in
parties in full and of their suretisa the gross sum
for which they propose 30 furnish { he machinery
il The Vessel ,a .nd end
The proposals. are TO he endorsed :; p oposai; for
sa from Ssasr t The
contract will embrace the usual conditions, and
payments will be made In the usual manner ~ the
work progresses. So
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all of the proposals. that may be made under
this advertisement, IL, in it's opinion, the public
interest requires. ~ 3S-9Aw
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
FROM THE FRosr.


The late. t news from the front represents all
quiet there; the terrible heat Of the weather
alone being quite sufficient eau sc Tor nona ction
Meantime, however, everything is Iept il
fighting trim, officers find itas difficult to fur
loughs as il they might be CHILLED into action the
rsxt hour, ana everything indicates that the
discipline of the army is admirably mair'
taired. When en- army in this excellent
tTsinirg shall have its ranks filed M
with the new men now rapidly reaching 1t we
may be assured that no army Jen Davis can
rsase VIII be able TO oppose its progress to-
wards the very center of the rebellion.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
VOLUNTEER sEEy1CE-REsIGNEp
Acting Masters Mates s. Rowland. F. Ney-
law and John Ford Acting First Assistant
Engineer, Albert Everson; Acting Lieutenant
+. s. Conoyer.
DETACHED
Acting Ensign VIM. Hunter from the Com
modore Bsrney; Acting Assistant Surgeon w.
N. Pindell from the Augusta; Acting Ensign
James ii. Porter from the Zouave.
APPOINTED.
Charles Norton. Acting Master, Albert J.
Doty, Acting Third A sistart Engineer.
ORDERED.
nan, to the srv''je
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

w LADIES AFFLICTED READ.
DIX. OWlNGS, Q Female Physician of great ex-
perience, guarantees immediate relief in ali dis
ttses of the Womb. suppression and irregularities
OF the Menfes, and oil complaints of whatever
nature, common to Females. req hiring the Medical
services of regular practieing Physician
lrice and Rooms 40 st., bet 9Th and 7th SITS,
Office hours ), 4 n IA
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CHARGE or AssAULT.-I.ast week. officers
Taylor and HeGiy arrested two soldiers for
riding Oh Tie pavement, and II. Il. Merrymsn
followed them to the Filth Ward station, in.
terfering with the officers in the discharge of
their du.y. Office, Taylor ordered Merrvman
to leave The station. which he refused to do,
aHd the officer seiZad him and loo ked him mn
Tor short time. MerIyman procured a war.
rant from Justice Gull, and Taylor was ar
rested by Officer Crump, aud yesterday the
case was heard before Justice Gull, who held
Officer TaNlOr TO bail for court
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EyGRIEN & WILbIAMs, Auctionsers.

GALS o. A FRAME HOUSE ON 7TH STREET
;5:I Fl, t. front q IL. premises: tys.to!s
d:G. The ,ess seOd md
to Z e 'as sRsEs I s ss
RAILIygs sALl.-By virtue OF an order of dis
N e I:s. ~. ': 81.
House situated On part q Lot No; Square as On
street in tss city 3.
ish day AuIp's e.. At the hour Of 70
su IL et~ BailiF aud Constable.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct;oneers.
GALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS. CIGARS.
ton for cssE on FRIDAY Sugast pnSs
Navy rsmusns Of my STOCK Of Groes ss
ssosas.in Ts, 81 cores Sal, roh.o,,c ;
guekea. Broo%s, D1sssrs, Rope. Sc Gnu aoss's'
u bb,s PotoTae Herring,
eRE Il 4. = e9 %iEsia RaIsDi asss.:
for. ara and settle mp their accounts With ' the
suIa TIA. ToLsoN.
NARKET GARDEN AND STORE STAND FOR
Market on the Annapolis 1s soaa leading
solo , cheap poI further garti culars apply 10
JOHN G. STQCK, No. AGO st., bet. 9Th and 9th,
NtAl.ng on D. o. au l3ta
SsEAMER KEYPORr, CAPT. >. a. RYTn1R
ssn 70 ~ ri 5:1 = s.
Day, .teA; III. and Ale1andri. Ct ! .. m.
spSs to
.ffaosn Provost Marshal. au s-im'
HEADQUARTERS. The high
IN eat prices i'll be paid for So E5TITUTES for
phAFfED men. Those in want Of substitutes will
gence and Real Is:ate once. No. aiI Ninth St,
near r. pe1ngnsyiTania avenue ~
WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY EVE
and sro the Go epsadn
Pound, on trs corner OF B1und.ry and l!1h strest
es al 10 ST. "iLhiAP Pound snab NEE
1876 pAp.n Gas9 1856
., sos s aPd ysTss Gold Stamped and medium
=. Also. variety OF Glazed aud Blank PAPERS At
w of any required style
in .tere or made to order.
punetually executed, in city or country
90. Terms CASA for goods ss9s Easn
No 70 ,a asS Seventh street, eiSFs doSEs .Sqis
SUBsr1T H HE1S! UAR szEERsrITUrEs'
No. Sill Ninth street, near Penn avenue
TIE we'll known Real Estate and intelligence
REPUTATION ESTABLISHED.
CALL. CALL! CALL.
We win do as well As anybody.
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A BIC DIP.-The draft took only ave OF the
eolored employees at Dubant's Restaurant
This is ecarrying the war into Africa" or
rather carrying Africa into the war!
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Sun STEUcK.-Yesterday. John Casey. a
laborer III the CommiSsary department, was
sun-struck rear the corner OF Third street cas-
and pennsylvania avenue, and was carried to
the Fifth Ward st.,tion by Officer Mustead,
who procured medical attendance, and in q
short time he was SO far recovered as TO pro-
ceed to his residence The policemen of the
precinct did all in their power 70 alleviate his
suherings. and Mr.. James Foy, opposite the
Station. who has heretofore been very active in
reiieN lug cases of suffering brought to the STA
ton, rendered all the assistance in his power.
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FiSKp.-The proprietors OF dos and &Ss Penn.
sylyania avenue, were arrested by Captain
johnson's Detectives this morning, charged
with selling liquor TO soldiers. They were
each fined $50 BY Justice Ferguson.
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DEATH From CONGESTION OF BRAIS.-I.a.t
night, about 10 o clock Mr. George n. Harvey
died suddenly in the room occupied by Major
Hazard, in MIS-. Julia Robbins's residence,
on Thirteenth Stree, be .ween T. and f streets
north. During his brief illness he was attended
by his friend. Major Hazard This morning
an inquest was helG by Coroner Woodward,
and the jury decided that he came to his de eth
from congestion of the brain produced by
causes unknown 10 the Jury.
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CHARGE OF ATTEMPT AT ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Patrick Dempsey was arresteu by OH Ger Crown
for being drunk and disorGerly, and while in
custody at the station house the additional
charge OF attempt 1T arson YVES MADE Ii
house belongir to MuTty Gary, corner of First
and h streets Iorth. He was fined Sa5, for
being drunk and disorderiy, and was ordered
to give bail IN $500 for court; and stands COM
mited until fine and bail are given
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SUDDEN DEATH.-About ) O'Clock last eve.
ming, Orderly Sergeaast Chas. Corbin, of the
Z. = Marine Corps, fell in the street near the
Railroad Depot from coup de Soiett. After in.
effectual efforts to resuscitate him. he was mt
in an ambulance by one OF Capt. Johuson's
humane detectives. aud taken 70 the Murine
Barracks, where he expired just as his body
crossed the threshold OF the main entrance
Deceased was an old soldier, and commanded
the marines on the I. 5. sloop Dacotah, now
at Ealeanorp
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MORE CASES OF SIN STEoKE.-YestArlay a
man, name UNKNOWN, was found in the Smith
sonian grounds III dying condition. Officer
boswell got hack 10 remove him to the Seven tn
Ward station, but before reaching the station
the poor fellow expired.
About one O'clock, John McCabe was found
al the corner of New Jersey avenue and G
street north. in a dyiRg condition. He was
taken TO house near by, where he died at four
O'Clock this morning.
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- REf. AND1 srnEErs NORTH, AT AUCrIoS.-0n
IkiDAY, the Ath inst, at g.. o'cock p. m. We
Frame House being No. 500 TIN st. west. between
2 end sssets north: end and ADJOINING the Odd
can be moved Without difficulty. The purchaser
10 mGse M ouidRs ssfsT the sale
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E0n WAsHISGToS. Aug II. 1869.
CUU BOXES sCPERIORTABLEC LAREF. just
received and for sale by

uOUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
cash sofa. and Cushion, Cane and Common asiss;
Marble Slab and Common Tables, arior sn,! Cook .
ing Stoves, about 81 yards OF Carpeting Bsdsteads
article found in . we'll furnished house, not neces
sATy to mention. JOHN LIGHTER
An u 2ts COS street east
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ANOTHER ST DDEH DEATH.-About 100 clock
last night, Peter Sharkey, an employee of the
Gas Light Company. died suddenly at the
house of Mr.. Jas. Sullivan, on Thirtee nth and
a.haif street. Shsrkey was a lamp-lighter, and
after lighting the lamps on the streets, went
home, feeling unweil, ana died soon after He
Was a very useful employee OF the Gas Com
pany, and bore an excellent reputation with
ali who knew him.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ANOTHER RAID BY MOsEBY.
OUR FORCES In PURSUIT,

IL CAPTC RES A NUMBER OF sUTLER's
WAGONS
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LOB sALE-Eourseen oNNIBUsHs. six of which
are In coed runt in order Bargains 7asCa9
can bs had BY making Immediate sDp:i.
cation TO q. Il n MCRpHY, corner of WE
Water and Washington streets, Geoi EetvHn %, N.
Su IL -
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BAwpY HOUSES CLosxD.-Tke bawdy hous
of Matilda Wilson, Fighting Alley, and Julia
Fleets Third street. near Maine avenue, two
OF the viiest in the city, were permanently
closed last night by Capt johnson, and the in
mates confined in the Central Guard -hease.
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WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY EVE
w ming, tue Iath instant, at p m. five GEESE
TIVE SH0AfS and two GOATS, at the Co polation
Pound, on trs corner OF BOUNDARY and l!th street
east. WILLIAM SENAKER
au 10 ST Pound Master
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INFANFICgDE.-A new born mulatto Guild
was found in the woods near Stones farm,
north OF the city, yesterday. Ii WAS wrapped
in q pair OF pantaloons, and was dead. Jury
decided that the child was murdered attsr
birth by some person or persons unknown to
them-by breaking its skull.
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RANCE or THE THERA0aErEg.-AtP Frank
lin d Co.'S, opticians, PA Pennsylvania ayen ne,
at no time during the day has the thermometer
stood at less than IS in the shade AT haif.past
IL, IL stood 6 in the shade, and ut half.past =
o'clock, 90. In the sun at the latter hour it
was lGs, being two degrees less than at the same
hour Yesterday
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NJAKKET GARDEN AND STORE STAND FOR
VI SALE, containing about Il acres OF land !;
from Center Market on the Annapolis road leading
from Biadenshnrs Stock and Farming tensils
JOHN G. STOCK, No. 4aO { ST., bet 9Th and 9th,
Wishing ON. d, q. An ia
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DISCHARGED Corporal Wheeian, of the
l.. =. Marines who was arrested on charge OF
rohbing drunken volunteer Lieutenant OF
32f3 or Monday night, was examined Yesterday
morning by Justice Gull, and fully acq uitted
Forty dollars in Treasury notes where fonnd
where the accused had been sleeping He
probably lost the balance in the same way II
Lieutenants will get drunk in uniform, they
must pay for il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

yEAMER KEIP0RT, CAPT. =. A. RYTHlR
- leaves kaltimors eve FRIDAY, -Ns
At 10 .: IA for Als1and il. Washing s stsLAaES
ton, and landings. on the Potoms
river. Returning, leaves W ashingto every TUES
DnY, ats q; la.. and Alexandria st 3. IN.
CHARLES WILSON. Agent. W ashin. ON, D. G.
~ MI fssseneers are required to have passes
E5osn Provost Marshal. au Aim
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
MEDICAL.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTFRS.
The Latest and Most Important Dis
eOFery Of the 18th Century,

MO MANS NAME Is MORE TyTTwsTrI.-
~ connected with the history Of tIe Waferi
Mediea of the United States, or more tsvorahi
known pioneer i'm medical. discovery. tbai
that of DR.. JOHN BULL, of Louis ins. Nv Ui
inimitAbie preparation of Sa,s ipArina hss R7r
stood 4 the Ad of the various compounds NJ rI
valuable drug His COMPOUND PEcTsRAt OF WI
CHERRY has become househOl word tbrcr-iu,s-
the West and South; and his Worn Lozengrs =
less than year after their introaEction, afiaine
a reputation as widespread as tn continent q
North America But the erowniRa glory 81 h=
life remains to be attained in his latest discovery
or rather combination; for he de-s not claim
have been the discoverer of CEDR0N which Is az
basis of the hitters now offered TO the puiYHc
That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants
Central America, 10 whom its virtues have bee
known for more than two hundrsJ ears Arn.e
with it, the Indian bids defiance 10 the rosr DEAD
ly malaria, and handles without fear the mos
venemous serpents. 1t is a belief v11h them ths
while there j. brsath left in tie b. d. she QedrO
is potent TO cure, no matter what the disease ma
be
While DR.. Ball is not prepared to indorsc rhf
'extraVagant Irets nsion, he i nevertheless sats
fed from thorough examinati n q fse cvidonc
relative TO it, virtues, that as remedy and pre-
venlative for All diseases arising from cxposurd
either TO changes OF weather and climate. or q
the miasmatic ir3uences, it stands " thout
rival and justly deserves the reputation il hos d
long enjoyed in Central America and the We5
Indies. In
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
DYE HOUSE.

a. It. a D a NJ eS
CINcINNATI STEAM DYE HOUSE, VINE
u Street between Sixth and Seventh, Evans
willie, Indiana
l. wish to announce to the Ladies and Gentle
men of this city and vicinity, that have opened,
at the above place, fancy steam Dyeing and
ali kinss Of fancy Dyeing in the French style and
ct New York prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
jy23-lm
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
MEDICAL.
Come and be Healed.

nR. T. A. SHELDON CAN BE CONSULTED
u at his Office, on Third Street, n ar the Court
House, Evansville, Indiana all OF any of the
diseases huna an flesh is heir to, from O'Clock a.
IN. to 40 p. m aud is prepared to furnish his
me1icaed Honey for the cure of all pulminary
complaints also, his specific for the cure of Chlis
and Fevers without the use Of quinine or mercury.
iYlb-lm
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
DYSPEPSIA.

And its attendant train of syRptoms, its act
more like charm than p nlediciuo There !
nothing iE the whole range of the Materia Nedics
this disease
A tull account OF this wonderful plant may ,
found in the llrh edition Of the u $ pispeuss
tory, ragrs 1887 and l:sSS.
series of experiments in which Dr. Bali ha
been for years engaged, has jus; been brouehs to
successful termination and he Is new enabled O.
offer to the public combination Of g'-iron viii
other approved ionics the whole preserved in ID
best quality OF copper distilled bourbon whisky
which he is coHgdcnt has no equal in the world
He might furnish a volume Of certificates, bu
the public have long since learned to estiniat
such things at their true value. The safest plai
is, for every one TO test for himself tie virtues
a new medicine Give
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
No. 27
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust e. Water Sts,

We manufacture all the above goods, and will sci
30 per cent. cheaper than any House in our State.
We would call the attention of Merchants who
deal in our line, to buy from the manufacturers
where they can save so per cent.
+. FENDRICH & BROS,
ap2l Evangville, Indiana.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
RETUR MN G:

RET URNIN NG:
J. T. McCoMBS, leaves Louisville Mondays and
Thursdays.
BIG" GREY EAGLE leaves Louisville Tues
days and Fridays.
"STAR" GREY EAGLE leaves Louisville Wed
nesday's and Saturdays s. PunctualIy at
O'Clock P. NJ.
For comfort and speed the above steamers are
unsurpassed. COX HUMFhhEA'
dpc12
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
MANUFACTURER OF
e o 3 4 c c 0

Manufacturers, in lins in the State. We
offer the following Tobacco and Cigars, of our own
manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes of Five Lump per pound...... so Cts.
2oo Boxes OF 10 Lump Per pound .......... co Cts.
200 Boxes Franks Orange Lump q b. 65 Cts.
800 Rose Bud, in Caddies per pound ...... 60 Cts.
800 Boxes Barow's, in Caddies.
300 Caddies Peach Leaf, per pound....... 6OCts
200 FL Dorado, Light, per pound. 80. 81 90
800 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound so Cts.
100 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco p b.. 55 Cts
1000 lbs Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
1,cGo Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
ZOO boxes Bonds Scotch Snuff;
SO Half Barrels Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco;
100 Merschaum Pipes;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pines;
100000 Clay Pipes, assorted;
100 Gross Rubber Pipes
10000 assorted Pipe Stems
25,eOo Cenha Cigars
24,0 Henry Clay Cigars, first's;
$1,000 Henry Clay Cigars, Seconds;
2s,OOO La Napoleon Cigars;
10000 Ell Brutus Cigars;
2o0, 900 Half Spanish Cigars;
100000 Segareets;
220 900 la Salvadina Cigars:
4oe, 600 Packs Smoking Tobacco;
90 Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
1000 Bales kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
so Drums Shanghie;
1000 Pounds Narkahov SnuF.
1000 French Snuff
Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to yoEr
interest; examine our large stock.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust Sts.

TTNHIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i is well known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
for the seception of private horses at livery of the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates. -.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons, and every Kind of road vehicle 10 let.
Horses sold on commission Second hand Buggy
for sale at the very lowest prices Passengers for
warded to all parts of tie country by special con-
Veyance. RICHARDSON, BRITTON co.
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