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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

hcc,sse of its great Tonic and Diuretic quail.
fie.
The simple fact that the rrcpa,at:o i.
from Baron ,-.big. will command it to the
attention = the scicn,if: IN ~ parts of the
country. while the ,-c of It will Mt crce and
,.ermanr'y prove To the masses ever, whore
that it is the long needed dcsideratUm-r
its way
The immense popularity Of this CofFc" in
the Old World g an earnest ihat it's use and
popularity in Amer CT is bound to bee me
cn tinen' vide.
Another consideration not to be overlook I'd
IN regard to the matter, il that
1t costs less than Ordinary Gree n
Coffee
And it rcquirs less than half the guam
TRY TO give the same degree OF strength
and its us; proves it at 80 cents a
pound t. he cheaper than Maricabo
coffee ut Is cents Pound.
Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full instructions for
use on each Label SIXTY
POUND BOXES. Price, 80 cents
per pound. A liberal disc. unit
to the trade.
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
PROVISION Co., 26S Greenwich
S rect. y. Y. to whom all orders
NAV be addressed.
Sold by wholesale Grocera and
DxueSis>A (a46v4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
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MAY THE. BEST MAN VIM
The Peoples Provision Company

The Peoples Provision Company
Havcthis dav established their East India
Coffee pri>.c as follows.
Ni"g'e po"'a* IS cents.
.Srren pounds ] dollar
0pn' ndS delivered free on boat or Il. 4.
on receipt of SO 90
For sale hv gHorers generally. 81 the above
rates. BE snrr that Won ask for and get
PIP cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
II hasa Pink Latek Ask any grocer for IT,
Il i. e'rrc' ally valued hy Dvsn"tics, and
pc sons suffering I'll diseases ofthe liver and
kidneys. II requires hut cnc.hs'f ~ much rs
anv other. is het.cr favored and
Is THE CHEAPEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD
Address all ORDERS to PEOPLES PRO
VISION Co. 26S Greenwich Street. N y. anil
enclose cash at "rr risk. 26S Greenwich St.
y. ~ Aug. lst. 1863.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
FoFelRn HsMs.

sASDr HOOK, Aug. 23.-The steamer
China, from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown on the 18th, passed this
point
LIVEEPooL. Saturday Evening Cot
ton market hEm, With an advancing ten
dsncy. Breadstufs quiet aud steady
Provision market inactive.
Flour, Sd cheaper. Wheat. easier
Corn, 6rmsr. Beet. steady. Pork, dull
Bacon, Sd lower. Butter, steady. Lard,
6rmer.
LONDON, Saturday Evening -Consols
al 59i9s9i for money and American
Stocks. Illinois Central, 43G45 dis
count; Erie, 40942
Grants renewed activity caused de-
cline in the Rebel Loan.
There has been desperate rioting in
Belfast. Ireland.
A Pfussian decree partially reduces
the armies to q peace footing.
The Times favors the withdrawal oi
British troops from Canada, their pres.
euce being considered an element Of
danger in provoking invasion whenever
the Americans have grievance against
England
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

BB-We have received copy Of a
very interesting document, showing the
advantages that may De enjoyed by inn
migrants from the Old world into Indiana.
Il is a work Of AZ pages, prepared with
considerable ability, and published IN
der the direction and by authority Of
Gov Morton II sets forth the general
advantages Of emigratiog to the United
States, and the particular advantages
Of coming TO the State Of Indiana
Though Designed for the special cousid-
GRAFTON Of the people Of the old world,
who seek to better their condition, the
work will be read with aVidity by all our
citizens who take pride in acquainting
themselves with the resources aud wealth
Of the Stale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24


RKsAHxs-FOg the last ten days gold has vaEird
but little, running from IS TO IS, backwards
aud forwards. ana nov standing At as7. In tbe
rneantims Government securities havs stead ~
advanced. With = prospect Of higher rates. The
new 70 lo&a Il hetnE take n very freely by the
psapls. And promises to be : highly popEisr mode
Of Investment There Is alec active suhsrrip-
tisn for the 1910 bonds, wk!eh for tins la :
f.iiss o. The greatest demand known Il for the
eoapon sizes. issi. and the 5. % beads The form-
err nos eommsnd pEemiam Of s3zc agar 81 SIC,
The pri two weeks ago; while the SOS are in
great request at prsmium Of ia against "a the
| highest quotation two weeks ago. In addition to
the bose call, there Is large frsign demand for
| thess bonds Aad It Il not improbable that theJ
will 70 mueh higher These facts indicate clearly
an abiding and growing eonhdesee Ia the stability
OF he Covers meat despite the disarsdit whieh ia
enemies have eua-asored 70 cast upoa IL, The re-
salt is q temporary rest In the cry against Er~sa
backs, emily. however, to break forth With renewed
violence ths nOmsnt the gold sssesl4tors can 'rig
a purchase" to ceatrOl the gold market isw da 8
snd give IL an upward tendency IL IL 70 Be hoped
however. thAE but few can longer be gaIisd b
these false cries based Oh ,hs temporary success
set Of Wall strsst gamblers.
1hs Aas rains Of the last week have given fal
Assursnes sf attendant cora and ether fall crops
rejoicing the arnsrs aud lsss al classes Ct on
psoPls.
Mercy Is In fair supFly, but lot more Thai
wanted By the enrrsut business. Rates rags freE
TO II per esnt.
Exchange in gooa densnd at par. buying. az
Lilo TO 4, sailing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
THE VERY LATEST
TELE Or r APH.


News from he ShenanooAn shAASy-
BALrIHoRE. Aug. q The following
is pub shed In the American this morn.
ing, the substance of which the sensor
would not permit the transmission over
the wires last night:
HARPERs FERRY, Aug. p
A brisk engagement occurred yester-
day, two miles beyond Charleston, be-
tween the Army Of Western Virgins
and the rebel force now in the Shenan-
doah Valley The battle commenced .
s A. ", By g. heavy column Of rebel 10
iantry and cavalry attempting to pierce
our front 1ear Summit Point, and after
= sharp bat decisive struggle, our skir
mishers we're compelled TO give way
The LIST division (Gen. W,lson's) anc
Gen. Forbutts cavalry corps were Ell
gagged, and suffered heavily.
The movement had evidently for It's
object the possession Of Martinsburg,
for at some time false movement va,
made against our extreme left bat sud
denly body Of rebels appeared in from
Of our right, consisting Of the 9th, 8th,
and l0sa corps. A short but determined
battle took place.
The End division lost heavily, some
BOG wouEded and sixfy or seventy killed
and missing.
Our right drove the enemy over mile
and then fell back to the old Inc until
10 clock, when the entire Amy retired
towards Hslltown, where .ney are nov
10 line Of battle
Eumors are that the rebels are cross
ing the Potomac At Martinsburg. Ce>
tain it is that the rebels have possession
Of that place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
UNTON III EETING.

NON. DAVID 5. GoODIH G e.
One of the Electors at Large for the
State, on the Union ticket, will address
the people on the momentous issues OF
the War, 10 this city, on WedDesday,
Avgusf FAN, at 8 O. o'clock, P. NJ.
If the weather is fair, the speech will
. be delivered from the portico Of the
Branch Bank If not, the meeting win
be in Mozart Hall.
The public generally are invited to at
tend
August 22d--d3&wl..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

xHEAT-la3c bs.tsr. se8ss7 f6r chieazc
Sprinzs 2 z142 81 for MilEzukis Cinb= , 4o.52 -
fir vi ter k~d Western; 25s92S - for insersor
To- 4aeJ2 81 for amber MicAizAn-
C0Re--284c bstfsr; I eo7l 81 for mixed
- teF1- and 3 FIR light mixed.
DATA lit la mtrs steady; ss1s9Ss fer
Res-eru
(0FF sE--Firms only nads-ats business.
sUGAR--F rn: 2 Er czbz ana Musr0vsao
no g for Porto Re.
Va iSSEs -Q1isr,
Wo0L--L-ss active; pEicss without decSa.d
nE-
Po Dull, ard in favor Of buyers; 81 eaez
81 - for Mess; 20 o,aas0 sT5< fer new a.; IS 5 Il
B., @ far Priss-, aud = % for prime Ness AIso.
6 ibis usw n -, 70 August or buysr's option.
40 s25S and % bbls do. for s~pfsnbax CT
same option. At IS o
CT IA very ara a. i5a9ts3. tor sheul-
rs nj I7tzaslS Tor H-ms- We n0ties szlss 81
5 tisrcss sua<-d Hsss 4 a.
L&kf - D-eia-aly finer; moderate basins = !,
"a 81 50 b sor frst hsif Of > Dc or buy
option, 237s COO hbss. ter sept. - "a.
M9&EY.-No-e setiv-, a. arm att.
STkRLl q. * IA GE-Nare active; 50,
arr . }, and ~, gold.
4uLD -uasas-i a. 2 81 ard gradually ru4e 20
81 on rstnprs freu Grant ard sheridan. eios-
~ scare 81 hT5e At p. u. The lee a.
5TH. ~ith DOWN. sFd t-nd=aey.
SaFskNAEN SfsCAS-F u. and en- - I;
- coupon Is: s.. souf0 $. 81, O.; 4,
-zf-s-red 81; yr oerfia eses, 81,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

mel, three Lieut.. Colonels, and thirty
seven Captains aud Lieutenants-
Our loss in killed and wounded is
about $50, while nearly 100 were takeI
prisoners on the skirmish line Tb.
rebel loss is believed to be at least SOC
or 600 in killed and wounded Tbs
number of rebel prisoners taken is abOul
375, besides IS wounded who are in hos
pitfalls
Gen Hagood commanded the assault
ing column, and vas shot 5y Capt Dals
Of Gen Cutters staff Gen. Hagooo
~as seen to fall from his horse, and 3
believed to be killed His body lies Be
tween the lines, and is covered By SHARP
shooters from both sides, so that neithF
can get possession Of it. Prisoners ais
report him killed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
A Vigorous Attack for the Possession
ef the weldon Railroad.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Porox1c,
Aug. al - This morning the enemy
made q vigorous attack on the Fifth
Corps, on the left Of the Weldon Rail-
road. at the same place where they we're
partially successful on Friday, but to-
day thsy met with different reception.
Our line was formed about the same
time it was on that day. The First Di-
vision being on the extreme left, con-
Meeting with the cavalry which covered
the Railroad towards Reen's Station
the Second Division next, the Fourth
Division was across the Railroad, and
the Third Division (Crawford's), on the
right, joining with The Ninth Corps,
which connected the right with the left,
near the Jerusalem plank road.
During Saturday our men had strength
ened the breastwork which they bad
temporarily crested, besides throwing
up others
Early this morning heavy cannonad-
ing was opened by the enemy fran their
works further down towards Petersburg,
and our guns replied very briskIy, Meth
err party, however, doing much damage.
About ! A. NJ force of the enemy
were seen rs If to make an attack on
the Ninth Corps, but a few well directed
shells sent them ont Of sight Shortly
after a column OF rebels emerged from
the woods on the left Of the Railroad
and, forming in line. charged on what
they supposed 10 De cur left faux, bu
which proved TO be the left of Genera
Ayers front The rebels advanced IL
6ne order and with the utmost conf
dsuee, evidently thinking the work be
: fore them easy, but wkat was their sur
prise on discovering second line .,
hind, and extending to the left of th'
, arst, from which row Of bsyonets Elis
tened, with q battery on the left and on
on the right, crossing FIRE into thsi
ranks, every discharge causing larg
vacancies id their lire. As soon s
they discovered the critical position il
!, which they were placed, the entire I'm
made signs TO indicate their willingness
to surrender, and the order TO cease fl
ing passed along the hreas,works, but
soon as they did this q large porto
broke and scattered for the woods, III
remainder coming in and surrenderini
Our batteries sent several shells aftG
n. the rum = party.
The troops who made this charE
consisted of the rebel divisions Of Bus
rod Johnson and Hooker, of Gen. Hill
-,rpa. and were principally from Sou
Carolina and Mississippi.
Among the prisoners were one Col
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

New YoRK, Aug. 25-Gold opened
to PSI and gradually rose TO 2;5ss, on
rumors from Grant and Sheridan; clos
ing scarce a. 2:5Ts; at l:30 p. N, 257i
with downward tendency
Marshal Murray, late yesterday, seized
II cases containing from SO 10 50 re.
VIEWERS, each Of Sewage Arms Company
These revolvers were part OF lot pur.
chased in New York for the Sons Of
Liberty 10 Indiana, and we're shipped 81
Walker street, when seizure took place,
awaiting shipment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

A NicE PIcTuRE We have received
from wright's Photographic Gallery 9
very handsome and correct photograph
Of Lieut. Colonel win II. Walker. lying
in State in the Locust street church.
Considering the disadvantages Of taking
pictures by nnadjusted lights and with
homogeneous surroundings, we think the
picture does great credit to the artist
Il will make neat appearance when
framed, and will doubtless be sought
after BY those who love to revere the
memory Of our late gallant young towns
| man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

WHY IL i've are at loss to con
eeive what idea OF economy induced the
City Council to FIX the width of the Lo-
Gust Street causway across the canal
at 90 feet, and not make provision for
sidewalks. Are the people Of the Ninth
Ward entitled TO less accommodations
than the inhabitantssof other Wardsf Is
the city so poor that it can not afford to
extend the job, or is il so rich that it
eau afford to pay damages to citizens
who may chance, in the dark-and it is
often peculiarly dark at tina. place--to
walk of The end of The sidewalk and Sc
riousy iniure themselves3
We ask these questions for the infor-
nation Of ourself aud several other eiti-
Eens of the Ninth Ward
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

EEw ORLEANS, via Cairo, Aug. 23.-
The land forces under Granger are with
in 300 yards Of Fort Morgan gener.
al attack will be made in few days
The feet is fully prepared.
The ram Tennessee has been repaired
and has fred a sho, on the fort, which j,
myssriously silent
There is seven feet OF water 10 Mobile
Two monitors are expected to ascend q
Mobile, also the Tennessee.
The rebel reports of al assault upoi
and slaughter OF our troops are untrue
Cotton is dull. Gold 257i Exchange
on New York, three days, itoIc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
River News.


The river continues to rise steadily
hence to Piusburg, and there is Dow
about foar and half or Eve feet 10
Cairo and Louisville.
There was great activity among Gov
eminent boats Yesterday. and number
were loaded and left for below.
The J A Fisher arrived from Smith.
land, with ninety hogsheads of tobacco,
aud the Yhgiaia from Green River, with
one hundred hogsheads.
The AreolA, Leonora No. ., and Pho
neer arrived here dnriag Monday Night,
aud reload here.
The grea; Superior, Capt. h. T. Dsx-
ter, arrived from Cairo at hAll-pas, six
O'Clock last evening. looking superb,
and showisg By her run from the poin,
that she i as gar as ever. She found
four and half feet st the shoalest bar,
and came through without any trouble,
with one hundred and twenty hogsheAds
Of tobacco. She viii load here for
Nashville, Tenn, and viii leave this
evening.
The Llewellyn will be the mail boat
from Louisville, and return this evening,
unless the Company should put in the
pride of the line, the elegant Tarascon,
for which we should think there was
now sufficient business Whichever boa.
shall come viii be under command Of
that veteran aud popular officer, Capt.
Jim Lusk, with Prank Banksmith and
Billy Fenloh in the Office, The poPu'
iarisy Of the Louisville aud Henderson
line was never 50 great as under the
present management and that popular
ity will not be short.livsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

GUEsk1LLAs AGAIN on THE BORDER
We have reliable information that some
of Adam Johnson's guerrilla thieves were
in Henderson again yesterday morning.
We also learn that on Sunday last they
visited church in the back part of Hen
derson county, where they conseripted
eight persons.
The probability is that these are few
stragglers from Adams main force
which is reported to have been overtaker
BY Col Johnson, Of the Fiity-Second
Kentucky, at Canton, and badly whipped
Adam is reported wounded and pris
oner, which we sincerely hope ma,
prove true.
We hope soon to see Col. ]. W. FOste
in that section with regiment of goo
cavalry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

WAszNoToS, Ang. 2S-Ofcial new
from Atlanta is hopeful
Authentic information received her
shows that Gen. Fitzpatrick has resarne,
from his raid on the line Of the Macoi
Railroad, without serio1s loss, bat hss
hard and fatiguing time he brough
in one piece Of artillery and 20 prisoners
he efectaally destroyed the road fai
TWO miles in various placed
A letter from Hagerstown, dated tn
2lst, SAYS detachment Of the Sd ylr,
ginia Union cavalry entered Martins
burg yesterday ct two clock, and droV'
out the rebels At latest accounts tn,
place was still held By our cavalry
Avsrill holds the river fords. and il
watching the movements of rebel raid.
ing parties The excitement here oe
casioned by antieipatious Of invasior
has somewhat snbsided.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. Aaxass1 ..
FLoUR.--F3isher; supsta-s s9.Ss So.
WHEAT.-AavAnosd, : eSG1z % fsE ks1s and
Ist9x 20 for white.
C0kS.-Unehknged.
OATs--Cnc zagsd-
WHtSks .-Tirm At %.
CUT MEATS.--SEsyssts shoaicsras IS tn
bulk, IN; clear Sides. -
LAhD-4S0 tfsrcss sos1 a. =, bat st The close
% EAs bal a. q Il
GRICkRIE -Qaist-
GOLD-a 5s32 -.
ENCHAE E-Duli. ~ = discount 20 par
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

NEw YoRK, Aug. 23-The Herald
has the following:
SrRAWBERRY PLAIss, Aug 20 Han
cock having accomplished the object Of
his second expedition 10 the north side
Of the James, ~ nov vithdrawing his
command. A part OF his forces have
already reerossed the river, the Second
corps, bring followed by the cavalry IN
der Gregg. Birney, Commanding The
Tenth corps, 10 conducting The With.
drawal Of bis own corps, and his colnmns
are just approaching the ponioou bridges.
Operations in this vicinity reflected
honor upon all concerned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
Letter rroa senator VIII ON.

BosToS, Aug. 20 - Senator Wilson
publishes a note denying ell the reports
to the effect that be is mixed up with
any proposition for an srmistiee With
the rebels. He says no public man con-
neeted with the Administration is u
favor Of an Armistiee, and personally
knows that President Lincoln and all
the members Of his Cabinet have un-
doubted faith in the success Of our
armies and the compile triumph Of our
cause, and With this belief they will pur-
sue the most vigorous measures 20 raise
men and money to carry on this war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
EvASsvILLr, IsD Aug. 23d, 1864.

EVANSVILLE, IsD Aug. 23d, 1864.
Aessrs. Hetlmaa, Chandler and David
son:
GExTLEMEs The letter and magnifi-
cent donation Of 1857 which you pre-
scented through me to the Band this
evening, f7om the Union League and
Others, are ghly complimentary, and are
such substantial testimony Of the ap.
probation OF our efforts, in behalf OF
music aud the cause OF our glorious
Union. that can hardly find language
IN which TO express our gratitude,
Heretofore we have always been viii.
ing to furnish music for all political
parties but the time has now arrived
when we deem It our duty 10 do all in
our power to defeat ne Opposition party,
G, nsequentiy there woul be no consist
eney In our assisting TN m 20 defeat oui
| r.ends. For thus rrason, We have taken shs
position that all uHeompro isi1.g Unior
men should take, although We have mani
warm friends in the other party that VI
should take pleasure in accommodating
in any other way
Onec more, allow me- TO thank you fol
tho interest shown 10 our behalf
GEo w. WARREs, Leader.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
stamped EnweIopes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 The price at
which stamped envelopes are furnished
at the Post Office Department, being
largely in excess Of that heretofore, the
Department has issued = circular to the
several Offices announcing the CORE
spending advance at which these are to
be furnished to the public. The increase
in the price Of the letter size is about
seventeen per cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
ADAM J0knsOn W>unded and n Prfs.
0uer.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 23-Lieut Colone
johnson, SIND Kentucky, overlook th'
rebel Johnson's force at Canton ysstsr
day, while attempting TO cross the river
aud killed -. wounded large number
and captured 100 Adam Johnson il
reported wounded and prisoner.
The guerrillas crossed from Ohio Co
into Builer on Sunday They were en-
countered by the home guards, whs
killed aud wounded four Of them, ant
captured several
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

gJ- Mayor Beck Of Shawnsetown has
been sojourning in our city for a couple
Of days, having come TO the city on
business connected with the late guer-
rills demonstration in that vicinity. He
assures US that the people of Shawnee
town and vicinity are ready to repel any
attempted invasion the guerrillas may
49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
New FORK Markets.

sEv rozx. August q.
CoTT0S.-9ore AetITa, and &c better: ls FIR
nataaling upLAnds, with holdsrs Gsking higher
figures
FLous.-pSisc better; 10 553l0 As for extra
sasts; 10 sos5ll 10 fer ext roRnd hoop Ohio +;
II l5zIE Is + trade brands; nzrkst eia~inS With
no sri - a inside rates. Included in the IS
20oo oels extra State for lat half Of octobsr
s1d nrsf half CT November, IL Is.
wHISEY-Ttrner. I E35<3I 50 for STATE, 9z1
s3Gl 81 for WsstsEn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
FOR SALE,
sTEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

VNBE sTEANB0AT YIRcIEIA, NOW LT-
i lag u Evansville, Indians, will Be soiS AZ .
bargain for eAsh. Sbe Eas pure hsssd BY her pres
ct 0wnsrs for the cotton q aae, asd they Eass
abadoned Il q trade FOR thz present. asd non= Of
thea being st~ambo4tnsn, they have 70 U.s. for
her.
The best j. nesriy psw, So good rrpair, ana o
very Iizet drzuzhF. Any ous ~ishihg % purehass
viii pieass call upon OF a8dress Jeseph q weed
rma, box Z3zS, CizcirAahs OF II. D. Niso1'
spzrgasiS. obio- Azgto~e&~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
COmmIttee MeetIng,

There will be a meeting Of the Union
Executive Committee Of Vanderburgh
county, at the aide room Of Mozart Hall,
next Saturday afternoon, the 9th Of
August, at p o'clock. All members Of
the committee are urgently requested TO
attend, as there will be business of inn
. portance before the committee. Mem
beers Of the committee from the out
townships are particularly requested to
be present, to report progress in the
work given than at the last meeting.
BY order Of
TuE puEafnzuT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
DYE-HOUSE.
NOTICR
To all Whom il may Concern

DERSONS, frn4s.0r corp "a % - snz@ged 10 II
L fsllowfrE trad 9, prof-ssiouss or bu.ineas, ara
h.rehv no;iard hat the are required % lie " ID
tne United states Assessor an Application Il H.
ospss for the o. Or FORE the lsf d y q
sep smber, 1884, CierEym~ss priests. tsscheFs,
farmers, Art'-ss, hoardiu E-uos-e keepers, book
Ir-pera gardeners, nufssry-sasns szFr-st met,
sesuassers, cFEyssrn. br5ck-izyers. back -teilsrv
. -si5suTs ard ezshieFs Of bSnks, subseirute
~ k-rs, paiutsFs and blseksnf h.; rsrsons rnu-
ufHg sss nili eioy-r ha isrs. rist nj L. fhrssk-
ing Eachtnss. 81 rinfssSents. mas gers, sgsBss
or OFFERS Of esmp@nies or corporation Ans.
comPA1tes aresir or1ftoas organized for any bu.i.
b-ss not requiring aay other iesass "a b a. Faii-
rssda and fus4na &c compants-. efc &c en-
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