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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

There is really no river news Of i'm
portance to chronicle, and the prospect
ahead is not bright
The only arrivals since Saturday out
side of the Green River and Henderson
packets, was the Areola, which will load
here on Government account
The Alice and Dunkerson came in
from Green River with good trips.
The Virginia, Halleck, and Wsnadee
are making regular trips 10 Henderson,
bringing up all the tobacco they can
carry
Neither of the Louisville packets or
the Miami had made their appearance
up to late hour last night The Miami
will probably be in before morning, and
will return to Cairo to-day, but will of
necessity have to go out light
We learn that our energetic Young
friend, Henry Miller, has purchased the
steamer Lsdonia, at Cincinnati, for the
Evansville aud lower Ohio trade, at
$1,000. She Is expected here to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

here restsd, holding their ground with
she utmost determination.
1t was at this tine the coiored division
under command of Brig. Gen. White
was pushed forward and ordered 10
charge and carry the crest Of the bill,
which would have decided the cantest
The troops advanced in good order as
far as the FIRST line, where they received
3 CALLING FIRE which checked them, and
although quite . number kept on advan-
cling, the greater portion seemed to be-
come utterly demoralized, part of them
taking refuge ia the fort and the balance
running to the rear as fast a. possible,
but we're rallied and again pushed for
ward, lat without success The greater
part of their officers being killed or
wounded during this time, they seemed
to be without any one to manage them,
and finally they fell back TO the rear out
Of the range Of the enemy's canister
and musketry that we're blowing through
their ranks
Their losses were very heavy, as viii
be seen by the following figures:
23d q. 8. colored, Is officers and 400
men, including missing 18th Q. s.
colored, II officers aud about $50 men
killed, wounded and missing 29th e.
5. eolorsd, 8 officers and about 375 men
killed, wounded and missing 3lst ..
s. colored, ! officers and about 100 kill
ed, wounded and missing. 43d q. s.
colored, 6 officers and large number of
mea killed, wounded and missing. 39th
Z. 5. eolored, several officers and about
255 men killed, wounded and missing.
Tie loss IN the second division of the
Ninth Corps, Gen. Sedlie commanding,
was very severe, and is estimated at
from 100 to 200, while many make the
figures larger. Among the missing /
regret to announce the name Of Gen.
Bartlett He succeeded in reaching the
fort with bis command, but having acct
dsntally broken his cork leg he was IN
able to get off the Geld. He however
held possession Of the ground for sew
srsl hours, and only surrendered when
all hope OF escape was gone. Some 200
men, both black and white, we're with
him at the time, a few Of whom managed
to get back 70 our lines. Nearly al Of
Gen. Bartlett's staff we're captured at
the same time Col Marshall, com
maHding the second brigade Of this dr.
vision, was also taken prisoner, with
several of bis staff; also Col. Wild, Of
the seth Msss, is reported to be pris-
oner. Col Gould, Of the 59th Mass,
lost leg. MAJ. Baxtou. 10Th N. T.,
also lost leg. Lieut. Col Barney, ID
Pa, was wounded Maj. Prescott, 57ih
Mass, was killed. Lieut. Col. Ross, 3lst
United States coiored. lost leg.
This division having been great deal
in advances Of the rest of the line, held
its position for several hours, but was
finally compelled to fall back, suffering
severely While doing so. The loss 10
First aud Third divisions was also Sc
we're. The latter have 400 in the hos
pitaL
The Eighteenth corps occupied part
of the line on the right, bat their loss
was not heavy.
We took ESQ prisoners, mostly South
Carolinians, and Ave battle Gags.
All quiet this morning, Sunday 3lst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

CAPToRE OF THiEvISa CUTrHRoATs.-
The Louisville Journal of Saturday says
james II. Truman, w. B. MeGlasson,
James II. Kerry, and James H. Easton,
were captured yesterday morning by q
Federal scout within few miles Of the
city, on the Bardstosn road. They we're
mounted on horses, and armed after the
guerrilla fashion. The proof 10 clear
against them that they are members of
one Of the thieving, eutthroat gangs en-
gagged in rowing through our county,
robbing aud intimidating peaceable ciii-
zeas. A considerable amount of booty,
stolen from country stores, was found in
their possession. They are a villainous
looking set Of fellows, and, no doubt,
honestly deserve the halter. They are
now confined in prison in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

All pens bear my trademark, &C. p. BARSEs
ExrRA Lou, KY.," for which I have sesured the
e0pgrtgh, aad warranted IL cArnts foe and
perfsct in every respect. sent by mail or express
90 any part Of the country on receipt Of price ana
rrrgrH ehargss. Persons ordering will please state
the size and style desired. whether hard or son.
aae or eoarse aud II the pen should fall 10 peass
OF prove dssctve, they viii have the privilege of
exchanging deduction Of fifteen per cent. al
bowed On orders Of SIS or over, and twenty i've
per cent. on thoae Of sio0. Literal discount made
90 the trade. Old pens repaired in the best
ner for any cents taad aampl each. Cfrcu-
lars showing sizes. styies. and prices Of Watches
aaut FRkK 20 any address. Address
c.. BAREEs,
Dealer IN Gold Pens and AHKzIcAE WATCHES,
SIS Main Street, cor Sixth, Leuisviils, Ky.
uaeh21'61
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

RuMoRs FROM CLARKsvnLE.- The
Louisville Journal Of Saturday says pas
sengers arriving in that city from ClArks-
vile, Tenn, state that rumors prevailed
in that place Friday morning that the
rebel Col johnson, with a force of
mounted men estimated at seven hun
bred, vas between the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers, and it was feared be
would attempt raid in Southern Ken
tucky. Colonel Woodward, with four
hundred men, was at Paris, and it was
thought that he would cooperate with
johnson. Theae reports were very enr.
rent in Clarksville, and were believed al
military headquarters in that city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

s@- The prices Of domestic products,
according to table furnished BY the
New York Commercial Adrerhser, have
kept fifty per cent ahead Of the advance
in the price Of gold This is purely the
result Of speculation, and must end in
crash among the spectators Specu-
latlon, on the scale it is nov conducted,
tends to decrease consumption and in.
crease production, and thus ultimately
produces fall in prices
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

HARRtsBuRo, Aug. Information
has been received that rebel cavalry
force is proceeding in the direction Of
Bedford, Pa
Gen. CadwAlader, in command Of the
defeaees, has arrived here and opened
&c Office 10 the Capitol building. Capt.
c. n. TurnbuIl, OF the u s. Engineer
. corps, with surveying party, 10 now
making surveys With . view TO the de-
fence Of the Susquehanns river st the
various fords between this city and the
bay.
Gov. Curtin has issued proclamation
calling the Legislature TO meet on Tues
day, August 9Th, to devise means to
make the military powers OF the State
Immediately available for State and
National defense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
FOR SALE.


HAVING permanently located IN Cipeinnasl,
II and thinking eau employ Ger means IN
eur business e good advantage, ne sasT for sAls
the following vsry desirable pr0psrty IN Evans
VILE, Indians:
Tbs large, two story brick, mstal-roof Ware
house Substantially baiit with Ice cellar cistsrB,
Ae, &c, being IS - l35 feet, fronting On Loeust
street and extending FROM Fifth Canal street
Durham street. Price sI2 500.
The Brick smoke house and Pork House on Dot
No. 4. sub. lot 900. d. h. corner Locust and DuB-
ham street. Price 81 500 We would also ssll th.
Pork Honss nxturrs including Ksttiss, Lard
Press and Troazhs, Cissrsrs, 4e.
Isots Nos and 3, sub lot 80. d. T., being so
feet front Maffet street. with the woodsn
sheds thereon. Prics $500 90 each.
The zndividsd one halfOf the frAms Warehouse
on lets and 10 Block -. y. T.. being % By lsn
feet and running shroagh from Canal 20 Chsreh
street. Pries 81 900.
Let No s, block -, y. f., adjsining the above
enclosed, and bs used . Salt Y@pS.
Price $40 %.
Let No 8. block %. Z. T., . very dasiFable
residence baiIding lot on Chestnut street. Prizes
$500 o.
Tfass asld hefors Wed aesday. July z7th, 1854,
the above will Be offered At public auction.
Terms Cash-titls undisputable. Possession
will ss given Immediately. Address
FosrEH BRs1HKRs,
No. "a, West Second S., Cincinnati, o.
Or spply to cuTLB COPELAND, Esq.. Bake
EvanavfIts. Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

True TO mrs PRNcIPLEs. An attempt
was made day or two since to throw a
train off the track between Rock Island
and Peru, Ill, by placing a "ehar'' on
the rails. The engineer discovered the
obstruction in time to save the train.
Search was made in the vicinity, and a
man was discovered in the underbrush,
who admitted the deed and acknowledg-
ed be was Confederate soldier lately
escaped. The villain should be hung
without trial.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
CBy TsleEraph.l
Cincinnati Markets.

cINofSNATf. August l.
L0UR aud whsat nat under the Es~ York
news, and prizes nominal Prims old Red Wheat
would not have brought over 81 80
OATS advanced to SIC.
CORN in quick deman at 81 % for shelisd,
but IT the close wAs bel At 81 "a and upward.
Tbs dry weather has sed some alarm.
WHISKY 81 "a and hIm
PRoYISIoEs-Sothtng done in ProvIsisns
Prices nsminAliY unchanged.
GROCERIES quiet.
BUTTER scarce and advanced 10 36e1A0.
GOLD opened At z60 aud elosed at 2s5
EXCHANGE Arm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
Important Notice.
OFFICE or THE PRovosr MARSHAL,
FIRsF DIsTRCr OF INDIANA,

1
FIRsF DIsTRCT OF INDIANA,
EvASsvILLE, lSD., July &c, 1864.
Notice is hereby given TO all concern.
ed, that recruiting in the First District
Of Indiana for other States, or for coun-
ties or towns ont Of this District, will
not be allowed, and sill recruiting officers
white or eolored-violating this order
viii be sumnarily arrested. Guards
will be placed on the trains on the f. l.
c. II. r., and any attempt to violate this
order BY placing recruits on the trains
at any Of the Way Stations, will be frus-
trated, and tAe guilty parties punished.
Recruits for the army, in this District,
must be presented at this office, when
they will be credited Gu the quota Of the
sub District where they reside.
All loyal citizens are urged to co-ope-
rate with me in driving unauthorized
recruiting officers from the District
G. X. DsEw,
iy26-lwL Captain and P. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

BSJrSeouting parties continue to bring
in rebel guerrillas to COvingtOn, KY,
from Grant, Owen, GAllatin, and Car.
roll counties. Ten we're forwarded from
that city on Thursday to Lexington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

GGFarmers who were in the city
yesterday looked cheerful and happy, in
consequence Of the heavy rain with
which this region has just been blessed.
Every body and every thing rejoice to-
gether, and nature wears new beauty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

NEw YoRK, August 1.-The Herald .
Washington dispatch says: A strong ef-
fort is being made BY Republican politi-
clans TO induce the Administration to
give Gen. Mcclellan command Of the
defenees Of Washington, aud Henry L.
Raymond is here to urge the matter on
the President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

THASKs--The Journal boys return
their thanks to Ed Huff and John Neg
ley, Of Water street, for large and ex-
cellent watermelon. They have a few
more Of the same sort left.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

B6c A man is on trial in New York
for contracting with the rebel Govern
ment to furnish forty millions OF dollars
worth Of goods. The contract was found
in bis house. He says be took it to get
out Of their lines.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
p@The New Albany Ledqer say.

bVIhe New Albany Ledger says:
r. G. Stan field, of Louisville, was
robbed by James Harmon, Of Eyaos-
vile, at the st. Charles Hotel, 10 Cairo,
on Wednesday evening, Of gold watch
worth $3.50, and $3.50 in currency. Ham
mon was arrested and held TO bail in the
sum Of 500,
al Who is James Hammon7 We never
heard Of him In this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

r0 We are glad to learn that Capt
Hazlett was resting squise comfortably
yesterday His right foot is quite pain
full, but it is hoped and believed that il
viii be readily cured. He bears up like
hero under his accumulated suferings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
jy26-lwl Captain and P. NJ.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may be
made for obtaining substitutes for this
Congressional District by calling on F.
r. Walden, opposite the Marble Works
near the canal, Main Street
July 2S-6td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

B0 sixty.6ve rebel prisoners who,
after taking the oath, enlisted in the
navy, have been seat to Philadslphis
from Chicago. ass $685. satias
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

NASHVILLE, July sl.-No sighting
since the 2sth. All the army is IN kns
condition and preparing for an advance
on Atlanta, which will occur shortly.
Authentic reports confirm the death
Of the rebel Gen. W. II. Walker. Il is
rumored Gen. Wheeler is killed, but the
report lacks confirmation. $40 Con-
federate prisoners arrived here this Af-
ternoon. ca route North.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

BIZ Eleven regiments Of one year
volunteers win be called for By the State
authorities. We will tomorrow give the
places Of rendezvous in each Congress-
ional District together with the names
Of the Post CommAndants.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
New York Markets.

GKw ToBK, August l.
COTTON Il. better al 81 zeal "a upwards.
FLOUR State and Western iS425c. lower. At
the close Of the market, owing 10 the advance in
gold, recovered from the dseiiHe and some hold
eFs we're disposed 60 insist upon a little more
- $50 20 fsr Extre State and $40 l09ie Is
for Il. II. o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

JoLIET, ILr-, July 3I.-The German
Catholic Church here was struck by
lightning to-day during service. Five
persons were instanlly killed, and II Sc
verely wounded, Of whom have since
died
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
PIANOS.


Ths
Misses Lawrence
ABE AGENTS for EMERsoN's,
- VOsE's, and BRADBuRY's cele-
braied PIANOS. which they are
u tscqniinuzlly reeeising, aad which
they viii sell At HaAunGacturrrs' prices.
These Planes, for durability, power, and rich
nesz Of tone are unsurpassed.
Ths Bradbury Piano received ssFsn First Pre-
q iums within four wreks in the moaths Of Sep
tember and October last, and Is fsm0us fer is
elasticity, bFiiliAney, ahd bes~tl siagiAg gsaiiis
Of tone.
They are also exclusive Ageats In this vicinity
for Masoa Hsnlin's celebrated Cabinet Orxans
vhichs in qaAiity, volane OF tsae, and poser Of
expression. ars bar superior 70 melodeons, harmo-
niums. or any other reed instrument.
They have Just received three Of these Organs az
their resi6snes, on Water Street, hrst door below
Chestnut. iunsT7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

Rr We had the pleasure of meeting
our very elegant and excellent friends
VIM and Ed. White, of the great White
firm on Green river, in the city yester-
day, on a flying visit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
WHOLEsALF TRADE

In ths espGrtoas rooa No. Is raxt door 70 ths ois
hoase 81 Archer Maeksy, and directly oppoaits
the Banking House O. Main ssreef, ErassvfIls.
Ind. We rely upon oaslity and Prices eozpares
vita this and thu Cinein safi markets 20 s.cHrs AZ
sxazinAfion Of cur stock, and liberal patronaxs
arana city and eeuntTg msrchants, Who are Enosi
respectfully izvitsd 70 give rs call
Iys-dau sUGG MEEIFEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
WHARF BOATS.
o. 8. MARsHAL's SALE,

United States Marshars Sale.
DT VIRTUE or WRIT OF vENDTTToRT
I'D sIpopas TO Tue directed from the Ciert e nf3es
Of the United States District Court, tsr the dis
triet Of indizna. viii. on
THURSDAY. THE 4sh DAY or AUGUST, 1854.
Between the heaEs Of 10 o'clock A. ~. and O'Clock
,. C said day, ~ the Warehouse q Messrs.
GesFge Tester . Co, Ia the city OF Evansville,
NanderbsrKh county, Indiana, offer for sale At
psblie sactiSn
TWO HocsHKADs OF TOBACCO.
Marked W. b. D numbered ~ and q. the sams
having been Condemned As forfeited 70 the United
States, aud the Marshal ordered By the Court 10
sell the
D. O. ROSE, U. 5. Marshal.
BIZ T. 3. BTgKLov. Deputy.
July 2tst, iss&. sugi-std
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.


MY FARM OF IS ACRES. rs or WHICH Is
Iva In cultivation, seveb miles from Evansville,
en- tAr Petersburg road. Ths horse - Of COED
style, sith eight Foofns and tao halls, jasi paper
ed, sssod cellar. two eisteraa, and = we'll Of
esllsu< ~atcr. Yard 0rnnmeufe with choice ss-
-rgressss, shrubbsFy. and fruit trees. An orchard
OF m0ne than 100 trees, vineyard Of 200 stands
and one PEARS growth Thsre IL tenant house
and rHiith shop sn the prem fsss. Church, School,
And Post ofhoe privileges by. good loea-
ton for . Physiclaa desiriag an easy and prompt
paying practice
Also, fsrm Of IA aeres Eve miles from Evans
VILE. Gu The Railroad. AZ the fret station, OF Pe-
tsrsturE Crossing. C acres In cultivation. hns
meadow lands; "A orchard Of select fruit (:
q nsw and large bara we'll allied With hay and
grAin. Also, three lots In Evansviile. Hrsys En j.
lArgemsnt. On Rtisy street-Sos ~, ~, and "a.
All for sale ehssp sEd on good fims.
Apply 90 the premises, or address
7. II. FUCKER, n. D..
Box 100, EvausVLIs, Ind.
Iy2i-5wd--Tfmos copy , weeks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
River aua w.nthex.

River ana W eA6her.
CINCINNATI, August l., M-River sta
tiousry. Cloudy. indication Of a storm
Thermometer, s9. Barometer, 1925.
Rained yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

AuAA kniASN scAac ASb~AASsy an t1@s
region a year or two ago, but retired
soon after Col. Foster located at Hender-
son, and we are Of the opinion that AID
ANS stay win be short in that region on
the present occasion.
In the meanwhile we would respect
fully suggest to our friend, Commander
Fitch, that it is not good policy to alloE
steamboats, of any capacity TO lie at
Henderson at night without the protec-
ton Of gunboat
Even the Halleck might serve Adam
for ferry boat, and it is to be remem-
bered he has some celebrity in robbing
hospitals.
LArER-We learned late las. night
that Johnson was not in Henderson him
self, Int that few Of bis men we're, and
that they reported Adams in Union
county.
A Captain Gwynn was 10 command,
and assured the citizens that they did
not mean to modest them, but that they
wanted horses and meant to have them;
that they wanted good horses, but wished
to pay for them, but after taking several
it was discovered that they wished to
pay for them BY giving receipt in the
name Of the Confederaey, which means
simply hypocritieal nethed Of stealing.
1t Is said that the object of Adam
Johnsons visit to Kentucky is to hunt up
the scattered fragments Of John Nor
gan's command, with view of sending
them South.
In the meantime /. would be we'll to
watch the border, as we have heard it
stated that the rebel fsress were concen-
trasing in Union county in large mum.
bers.
There is an apathy existing in this
city and vicinity which should aot exist
We have the means of successful self
defence, and we ought to be ever ready
TO use this means.
-=- ---~---A
ADVANCE Ix ToBAcco.--Tobacco adj
vanced in Louisville on Thursday, from
one to two dollars per hundred pounds,
in consequence Of the gloomy prospect
Of the new crop.
1t is hoped the late rains will bring the
withery plants to new life, and that .
reasonable crop may yet be secured.
THE REBEL RAIN. The raid Of the
rebelsIinto Pennsylvania, has assumed .
definite shape at last
The rebels reached Chambersburg on
Friday last, aad burned the largest por-
ton Of the town. after having demanded
a ransom Of 100000, which was subss-
quently modified to 100000 in gold.
The most Of the valuable merchandise
had been removed before their arrival.
They had scarcely accomplished their
fendish work before Averill dashed in
on them, and it is reported that the reb-
els were severely punished at McCon.
nelsyille.
The rebels were under command Of
MeCausland, aud are estimated at g. 900.
-~--s--
SrEAKING AT OAKLAND CITY.-There
was an error yesterday, in our notice oil
the appointment Of Messrs. Allen and
Niblaek at Oakland City, Gibson county
owing to wrong Information given to US
The meeting is to be held on Thursday
August 4th, at P. NJ, instead Of Wed
nesday.
Will the friends Of the cause at Prince
ton and Patoka give the meeting as
much publicity as possibls1
seT- Eleven regiments of one yea
volunteers viii be called for By the Stat
authorities. We will tomorrow give thI
places of rendezvous in each Congress
iOnal District together with the name
Of the Post Commandments.
4 JnnnPfaat Natten
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
River News.

ARRIVED.
Alice, Green river. Dunkerso1, Green river
Arcoia, Tennessee river. Ger. Hslleck, Hend.
Virginia. Hsnd.
Alice, Green river Virginia, Hen1srson.
Gen Halleek, Head. D1akarson, Gresn river
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
A CARD.

HAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE orr
Il ny stock Of goods ~ tbs eariiest oHaaffu.
Eity' wiz ofer bargain 20 aaJ one seslriaE q
good location. IA IYDN
y<esfd Ne. Watsr sfrssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
GOLD PENS.

c. 2. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.
49, = 5 s ) e @
la|-y.ET{:s...,,...: $ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
GROCERIES.
JUST IN TINE.

SUG G & III e NIFEE
IAvE THIS DAT. JULY ssh, 1884, OPENED
II large and veil chosen variety % eroeeEios,
for tks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
GROCERIES.
PR0YIaTnNal

PROVISIONS!
hVStstoAs--sUoAR cuRKn eAHYAssED
= nainsa S,s;c sides, shoulder, and Beef Tea.
gues for sails by REILLY 4 80
Wlo No. Y Aain street.
FISH
MI AchEkAL IN BBIs., HALNEs. QUAR-
WI ters and Kits. white Fish 10 haff fsrrris
Salmon, Herring, &c, for sais BY
lys kEIILF ac0.
SUEDRIRs
I00 KEGS WHEELING NAILS. 90 HBf.s
lttO Cement, one tiarca Davis nFisd fissf o.
eask nsN CarrAnts. Layer nalslns. fitfrn. ~
HAmburgh Cheese, just rcosived and G. ssis -
1y5 kEILLX 4 CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

GROCERIES.
06A LIS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
RLLioTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
E0BUsHRLs FRESH GROUND COIN MEAL
OO InsfoFs and for sale ~
ELLEofT's FAMILY GROCERY.
z DOE, NO TUBS;
~ dox. No. 2 -
10 Nest 70 In Nest1 fnbs;
- dox. asserted Rolling Pinsg
dcE. Bzttsr Paddles;
5 dox. 81 Frintss
90 Baskets, assorted sizes;
Just recsfve5 and for sale AZ
KLLroTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
ONE Handrsd lbs. Choice Tabls Butter;
Just reserved and for saIsat
KLLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
TsEs BARRELs Lasgs Pickles, for sAls b. he
Il dozen, handred or barrel, At
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
EIFTY DOE. ASSORTED Hard Gad Shaker
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