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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
fnaneial.
ME NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK Il HATCH,
No. As WALL STREET,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE sEs


SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
n Notes VIII be Issued IN denomnatonvof $50, fcc,
sooa 900 aud &5eoo with interest at the rate Of $40
m CENT, or ONE snNT per day each ESQ., psysbie
aahk-uppaIy.
SSsy VIII be dated August 49, 1854 and will be psyaoe "
% end Of three years. IN funds convertible INTO
usssrwspty SIN PER CENT BeDd payable, Principal and
1l1srsst, In Cola
On all payments made prior August u.s. interest viii be
Aswed and sf,er that date interest will be charged
y liberal arrangements will be m'ds with banks bsnk-
- md Dealers
Subscriptions received for the 1910 LOAN and all
- Of Government Securities bought and sold at market
O1sa
- given to the conversion OF the old 3o
~. into the SIX PER CENT Bonds Of 1881.
Holders Of amounts less than 600. svsh them
ves Of psvesss Of convesionas the Bonds Of 1881
on hereafter be Issued In denominations Of $50 and 300
swell In the larger denominations heretofore issued in
ssuv.rns the notes due August 49, interest will be adjusted
n Sbsa date FISK l. HATCH. No. 30 Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
NOR SALE-A valuable FARM, situated at

JOHN KAVANAGH-The Uptown Pioneer
Real Esse Broker aud House Agent ca,rs advice on
maters Of Real Estate and attends to the Valuation Of TioP
erty, for the usual Comaiission.
The desirable property for sale BY MI havanAsn
| and consider ed by him to be cheap:
story and basement brick house finished cellar vaults
nnder .ewered yard wats> and in
Bereen Brooklyn north side "a house east athav e$
4,.orv brown stone trout house In <7thst north sede
between th and possession immsdAaley bes'
location in the city. Price, s1o,ooo
3,,ory brown Mont house In 's,h st. south side
between sth and 7hsvenues No& Possession immediately
Price. $1,000
iDo:
4.,ory brown front house Ia toths, north aide,
first house ssst Of 6th.sv Possession immediately fee.
$1,000.
French rooted brown stone house In Ssh-st, between
s,h and eh,sycnnes with without Furniture WITHOUT,
Is GOV; with, $4,000 Possession immediately.
3,tory Nova Scotia fon,. IN tthst, between 9Th and
9Th. avenues. Possession hight away. fnce, slaoo
ALSO:
choee Of several brown and brch housss On the
sa, ,ds OF tho town desray osed u prices 70 suit any
buyer. The seller pays Commssion
Appy At nv Office for Permits and CstaoSuss Northeast
corner Of &2d st. and 9Th sv, New York city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
nELIGHTFUL SUMNER AND WINTER

InELIGHTFUL SUMMER AND WINTER
IL RESIDENCE FOR sALE-Whh seventy sores Of land,
seventy miles Newly by tho Harlem railroad near
the crossing Of the Hartford and Pshk line II hss water IN
every FORM with unusual facilities for boating hshns and
cunning choice garden with strawberries snd other oehehs
In teat profusion; situation beautiful 10 heaithnl
and prospect which Is very deightfu The valleys laugh
with the atmosphere Of the upsnd slopes grateful
and refreshing beyond expression The beautiful and valuable
buildings this properly worth than the price
charged io the whole estate while the uxuTAni CROWN Of us
uveslm,nt Stately compact and elegant, sboundns with
every convenience and pleasant dream this property s
eely t,ed for Aencs OF family Of taste and
hncIent Price i2OO and scarcely cheaper healthier
pesaner place to be found in the whole country Appy
c q. PR ATT No % Pne-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
sauinss Banks.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW-YORk
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED,
Deposits made now or ON before Oct. Let, will draw
NJ d. VAN PELT. President
CHARLES ID. BAILEY, Treasurer.
JosKPH Z. CooPHa. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-On the 10th
Of Inn. 1854 nv Wife ELIZA JANE, ish my bed and
board without any provocon and since then has
attempted various stores TO sIusvss.nty IN debt
hereby wsrn all peons trusting hsrborns her ~
count debts Of hss con.ractnt rn es Paid y me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Real estate for Sale.

4 FTRSr-CLASS HOUSE.-The three.story
"A and attic HOUSE, No. l6s President lRet between
Clinton and Court streets Brooklyn with four fu lots oil
ground house IS feet wss has two bathrooms range isr-
mace marble wa,h basins pats glass In windows, etc. fo'
sale favorable terms to close estate Apply Of house
OF to Is. X KELLOGG, lJ9 Pearl street, Ncw-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

CARPENTERS GREAT NATIONAL PIC
~ TURE-PRESIDENTL INCOLN3 EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION BEFORE THE CABINET. Painted Al
the white House. On exhibition at Cayon Art Gallery cor
ner of Broadway and Elghth-st.
Admission 2, CENTS; Season tickets 50 CENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

DCLLS HEAD BANK, New-York, Sept. %,
ID 1864 TWENTY-sECOND DlYIDEND.-The Board Of
Director OF the BULLS HEAD BANK have hisday declared
tbcir usul QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of THREE tJ PEh
CENT free Of Government taI out OF the earnings OF the
past three months payable and after the hr day Of
October next The transfer book wii De closed rom TINS
date 70 October is inclusive q. w. WILLEI Cesbier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

...- JAMES w. GILLIES, President.
WILLIAM p. LEWIS, Secretary.
fhs Company duly incorporated under the laws of the
GHe Of York is oissnsed foI the purpose Of .pen
and working oil wells claim Of eighty acres pDr
ssed and owned BY them in Crawford County Pa Wen
- sqnk the S;th Of three hundred and thirty fee
PRICE or SHARES SIS PAR VALUE.
portion Of the has already been taken The boohs
= now open Office of the Company No 100 hhoAD
VAY, cor PINE STREET, NETWORK CITY.
are being received for 900
a THEE DOLLARS. Persons Therefore purchasing
three dollars have tho advantage and shares 10Y
oh only three dollars paid worth hve, and
nv 10 one month be worth hundred.
Prospectus with full particulars be obtained on appica
g. & the Ofhce Of the Company, No. 1O6 BROADWAY,
- PINE STREET. .
0yders BY mall With inclosed, viii be promptly al
I'D 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Il No 90 wuren-N.
Interest allowed II the rstx Of cent al sane
thereto. Open daily from 10 70 M and on MOSpaf
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, 6om 10
o. M N B-Mopcy TO loan on bond and mortgage .
WALTER W. COECKLlH Presdent
vAxpERDLI L. BuxToE, Secretary.
MARKET SAVINGS BANK, ....
WI No. % Hsssau-st.
OPEN EVERY DAY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
Deposits made VII draw interest from the LIST day d
0''''' LUTHER c. CARTER. President
HBnY r. CoSKLIs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

Oyuos OF TEE sHsIDKS AND coLusBIAS CorPsRI
... COMPANY. q WILLIAN-sr )
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an AS
IN sESSMENT Of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE has
Sssa levied upon the capital stock Of the shedsn and Cou
- Copper Company payable the 18th Of September In
,at q The Once Of The Copsly No transfers Of stock
IN be SLOWED ser the above date unles the assessment
~ have been paid thsreon ,-rnn,,s
BY order JAMES h. STEbbISs, treasurer
1svYork Sept 10. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

WILLIAM FINCK 4 CO. CHESTER SAW
.w.,s ,ivr below Philadelphia have band large stock
Of Osi and Pine Timber end are pnspsrsd 70 -. e o.
Load q ths pier both Winter snd summer We ere
y sns.sel building Canal Bosts and are prepares 70 bse
81 kinds Of Freight Coal, and Dsin Car -,
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printing.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS No. l04 Fulton.
w a-sIEAh JOB fRINTEAs saa LABEL 1AA-
uFACTURERa ... -. II =. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27


Nav YORK Aug. 1e, 1884.
NHICAGO g. ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
~ MoRraAas SINKING FUND BoNDs.-Noiice 10 hereby
ryen That we have this day lot sixteen Bond.
numbered as foows263, 265, 439 ~, e12, go Di 5H
$780, i67 27 476 ic+ and ss for redemption Aeeofons
TO the terms Of the Mortgage, Interest thereon win cease
l November, 1854 The undersigned are ready 70 pay mem
with Interest far accrued Presentation and surrender
ql apTSk y w tIs s.ss p,.o. Tu,ses
o1TIcE o. rHr caIcisO .sp GsrAr EAsrxHs}
RAILWAY Co. No. 81 Willsm-st.,
NEW YORK, Sept IL, 1854
VNHE INTEREST COUPONS of the FIRST
l. MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company due lat Octo
ta1). presentation Ut the Banking Once OF Messs
Schuchsrdf l. 0ebhsrd, No. q Nsssas.st
TJNHE INTEREST due on the MORTGAGE
l. BONDS OF the New-York and New. Haven Railroad
Gs, s s Dc PsS az an. q the s
'''''' ~ ~ VEHEMENT. Treasurer.
OYrcn UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.,
No 10 WILLIAnsr, Naw-YoRK, sept J. 1854 -
YNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
DAY Of October at the 0ice Of the Company No 10 Wi
liam st., New at II for the Transaction Of such
'Ga's fooa s sss Hy'' JOHN DIX President.
OFFICE OF rHn MARposA CoxPAxyl
No. "a Wsllst, Nsw-Ysrk
NOTICE IL hereby given that the October
a. ..S cher The "a day & october ass % prss.nt.on
on r., q s.s cS%R''' '1as Js ss.,
ORINNELL & MEYERS
No Is Brood street, New-fcrk.
ovsrunspt securitsss Railway Stocks kc, bought and
sed at the NJ T. Stock Exchange exclusively on ccmmson
WrLIIAn p oRrxxzLL BESJAnIH M. NDvH1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
OVyIox o. ras eaELpAs AID CoLuABIA1 CoYfKH Co..
No. a Wilism.st., New York, yu1e Is ieeA

No a Willism.s New-York, judo Is le6H
HNHE Sheldon MINING COMPANY ano
II he COLUMBIAN MINING COMPANY. having become
csoastsd with tie Sheldon aud Columbian Copper Com
psrsnan, the lava the State Of Michigan notice
sysp 10 the Stockholders Of these Conpsnies that they
r.ouired TO return their Certificates OF stock which they
~ bold 70 the coe Of this Company NO. vi y
City efNewYork before the dft day Of Noyembef pe1
- rsceivs Cert6cses therefor from the Sheden and
.mbAa Copper Company In the proportion OF enc share
hs Sheldon Columbian Copper Company for two shares
q he other Companies consolidated With ~ or, In default
&sssof such stock viii be forfeited, By order.
HENRY PHELPS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

HOBOKEN COURSE. y : >
III FOUR AND A HALF MILES WEST OF HOBO
KEN THE GREATEST RACKS AND LARGEST PRE-
NUNS OF THE SEASON.
The Hudson County Agricultural Society VIII hold thsis
FIRST Race Meeting TUESDAY, 9Th, THURSDAY. 18th.
THREE RACES EACH DAY.
Third day the great ourmis and repest for $50
Special trains nom foot Of Chambers t II and 2:ls Fare
both wsys, 81 cents. -ftL-
All the Hoboken Ferries lead directly 10 the
The 42d ct Ferry only a mies from the course.
Tho al Sled and good racing may be expected
The hI's race each day at G,siGsti ,voss $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

EXHIBITION of the VICTORIA REGIA.-
IL Two GIANT WATER LILIES Of the Tropic Zone, with
caves ccumferrnce through the whole day in
be for only short time, daily from IN;
till sunset West ST. eth Avenue. Broadway and
Central Puk. Admission 50 eentsi Children rs cents
ii. MARTIN, Manager.
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OvuoE on rHn n z, Pnov AHp bosToH, Ak. co.
SToxNaTox, COM, Sept L. 1864.
NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS of THIS
IN COMPANY hereby notified that their ANNUAL
kIETIN0 FOR ELECTION Of DIRECTORS for the ensu.
year and also for the transaction OF such other business
Il nsy come before them. viii be held in the Compmy's
h6ee In the City OF Providence State Of Rhode Island
Oesdsy the nth day Of September next at 10 o'clock
me poll viii be open from 10y 70 IL q.
frsrser hook viii be closed from the 10Th 2th Of
nsoxsmbar Y. b. MOVES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

VOLUNTEERS and SUBSTITUTES Fur:
Y nished. In large ANAL numbers 1t the Recruit and
Substitute Office. No. 10 Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

THREE YEAR VOLUNTEERS and SUB
i sTITUTES Furnished for any State. FOR particular
write or telegraph Substitute Agent NewYork Pet ONCE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
THE VERY LATEST
.TELE CIR a PHI.


ATLANTA. Ga, Jane IA tsIegraE
from Gen Forrest TO Capt Adsir, dated
Tupello, 18th, says there are no Georgi
ans hart The yistory was complete
The killed, wounded and captursp Of the
enemy exceeds the total Of my troops
| have sent forward ! 800 prisoners, and
there were more yet behind
NEAR MARIETTA, June l6.--Tkers vas
but little Ekirnishing BY the enemy yes
terday. Sharpshoosing vas going on
all day. Maj Massey, 10th Mississippi,
was killed
At 5 o'clock yesterday Gen. Hooker's
corps made charge on Ciaiborne's d.
vision three lines deep, and was repulsed
with great slaughter. A few prisoners
were taken who confirm the above.
Claiborne's division fred l35 times
With shot, shell aud canister. The en-
emy Was not abb to bring bis artillery
70 bear.
The Richnond Esquiyey says. A gem
'tieman Who Ieh Lynchbarg on Thursday
says Yankee forcs is, 600 strong under
Gems. Hunter, Crooks and AyerilI. we're
at Forrest Depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, some eight or ten
miles from Lynchburg. They hare done
q good deal Of damage to the Railroad,
IS was to have been expected, bat We
did not learn the particulars Of their
vandalism. A train Of cars arrived from
Danyille last evening. The Yankee feat
has not been accomplished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
SALT AGENCY.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN lists, Valuations and enamcrations made aud
taken By r. 3. Hornbrook. Assistant Assessor %
Internal Revenne for DivisionfSo. o, (embracing
the eoanty o. Nanderburgl, Ia the First Cengrss-
sional District Of Indiana, Ia his annual ASSESS
ment made In the year ise4, 81 Licenses. Income,
and articles enumerated in Schedule A, TACT Jaly
l. tS62, and amended Az Of March 3, ls6S.l win
remain open fer examinations At the esiies Of said
h. =. HoFnhreok ~ Ne 10 NORTH First skrsst., "a
the city Of Evansville. nom the bth day o. June
instant to Tuesday, thaaIss dap aa Jnns, ASA, en-
which said last day. 81 e'sieck a. NJ will ct
tend at the ofiee Of the sAAi n. 5. Hornbrcok "a
said city Of Evansville, 20 hear and dessrmine IN
and all appeals which may be made against The
proceeding Of said Assistant As ssers : : ~ :
All eppeAlx.te the Assessor As Aforesaid must b
made 80 writing. and specify the particular cause
matter er thing respecting which decision is re-
quested, and state the ground or principle Of in
equality or error complained OF.
J. @. HUTCHINSON,
Assessor LIST Collection District Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22

Ar IT'S TRADE-The Timss Of ysster.
day rushes to the defense Of It's friends,
tho would-be assassins, who fred ON the
steamer Science No Q, on Sunday at
Hawesville, aAd in lis efforts to "nAke
Al case sheers wide OF the truth.
The steamer fred into so cowardly By
the Conservative Democracy Of HAYES
villo was not engaged in 1.-THE negro re-
cruiting business" as the Tines falsely
charges, but was making = legitimate
voyage from Louisville to Nashville,
loaded partly with Government stores
and partly on private account When
at HAwesville twenty-eight negro re-
cruits were placed on board the boat BY
the recruiting officer, to be carried to
Greensboro. After the negroes were
taken on board, and as the boat was
rounding out from shore, those valiant
Conservatives opened ere on the un-
armed boat, wounding the engineer
and passenger slightly, but doing NO
injury to the negroes. This version Of
!. the story we obtained from the officers
of the Science No. 2, while at the wharf
on Sunday night, with the additional
statement that they learned that Beach
EN- was killed, and seven others wound
ed ON shore. Capt Ballard Of the Littl,
Grey Eagle, however, told US tina
Beaehen was only slightly wounded
aud no one else was injured on shore.
The negroes were unarmed, and onl
the officers in charge Of them had arnI
and the fact that no attack was made o.
them on shore, proves plainly that
was dassardly attempt ct the indil
eriminats slaughter of the negroes an
boats crew. Capt Ballard did ne
speak of any excitement whils the Eael
was at Hawesyille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22

Nav YoRK, June 7l.-Seeretary Stan
lou 10 dispatch last night says, up to
8 o'clock Sunday night no later opsra.
tons on the James we're reported Our
losses on Saturday are said 70 be very
heavy, though no Official rsturns hAva
yet been recsived
Stanton further announces that sher.
man was premature 10 reporting the
eight Of the rebels from their position.
The enemy holds kenesaw Mountain "a
= position, with bis hanks behind Moon.
ly and Moses creeks.
Gsn. Foster reports be has beea In
formed by the rebel Gen. Jones ct
Charleston that Eve Of eur general Off
GERS in the hands Of the enemy are ksps
under our Gre In retaliation he T Fcs-
ter proposes 10 place > like number Of
rebel officers, Of the sane rank, under
the rebel Ere. Stanton has given per-
mission accordingly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
COMMERCIAL.
New York Markets.

Es Hxw roxx. Jzss n.
COTTON dan and lover at 81 ssal so fer
Miadling.
FLOUR about Sc sstssr. With s.ir dsusrd AZ
- Te7s 90 for Extra Rho; - Ge39 20 for trads
braads, market elosiag Ara, with ne SELLERS 81
the inside prices
WHISKY active and decidedly higher ct 81 IS
al IS for skAka, and 81 IS for Western.
WHEAT ease better and more active 81 81 s5ea
81 fer Wiatsr Red Western g. oS;92 % for Ambsr
Mszhfgnn, ~ Is for white Miehigaz-
coRE quite arm AZ 81 s6a9l As for New Mixed
western.
OATS In modsrAts rssusst At ss9ss5<.
CoFFKm dull
sgGAR nrm At 1850 for View Orleans. and lie
for Wool
WOOL arm ard active.
PORK excited. opened - 81 Is hiEhsr. bat
closed lees ARA - sSs9SS rs, eiosax Is fhs INSIDE
prices.
BEEF Ecrs active sad decidedly highsF-
CUT MATS arnsr AZ Sisi.e fer Shoulders
I5s<alee for HAAS.
EACON-Sfdes DAN aud nenln 81.
LARD arms<. but zns-ttlsa at ss1<S1Ta.
MONEY easy 81 co. per esnt.
STKLRTNG EXCHANGE unsstt1sd and ssilinR
81 .sa92ss Cor earrsney.
GOLD sxeited and ascidsaiy higher, elosiux 81
los and Ice enared. and luesslz0 asksd
GOVERNMENT STOCKS stormy; Q s.s's 81
Soapous il39lsls<. $40 esaRons looss ai0s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
From Psferahura.

BsEEuDA HUxDRED, June 10, via Bal
TfsoRE, June 2L-TbsFs was fighting ia
front Of Petersburg up TO yesterday
without any decisive result bat ve con
stantly gained ground
We captured another piece Of artillery
yesterday.
Decisive results are expected soon.
Everything ia satisfactory with our
army.
LATER - JUsE 20. - Yesterday was
comparatively quiet Oar hnes nov sx-
tend some distance beyond Petersburg,
up the Appomsttox river
Grant and Butler vent mp the James
river yesterday, and had "a interview
with Admiral Lee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
sHERIFFs SALES.
sherif's Sale No. 1871.

DY VIRTUE or An EXECUTION IL
ID sasd ses q tha one " thn Ciszk u ne vaH-
derburrh circuff Court. IL asor Of Richard 4.
Baldwin. John v. Z. Yszderhesf Henry 6.
soushworfh and ffrsa L. Case and against Elixa-
bsth Gafhrte. I NilI, on
sATURDAT. July 9Th. 1874,
Between tks hours q q o'ciock A. n. and o'cloek
, = q aid dav a. the door d the Coagg Hone IL
The city q ErKnsv3ih. Indiana, of.r or sals, Al
Pubns Auetlou-
Part q Block No. siEty-nins fes), Lafnaseo
City. being ona hundred and s4Ehtssa dIxl b. one
hundred ana twenty SIS ffzsl FEET. IL being the
Northwest corner Of aid Biloxi go, yABdsfbarEh
csunfy, Inasanz-
And shsuld sad Rents aad Profits not seli for a
sum safBeieBt . ssfisfy said Writ snd Costs,
viii a. the sAaa time and place, asF foF sale q 3
zee Shape 81 sid premises.
clio. wOLFLIS. Sheriff =. c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22


Yesterday was exCsediagly duh on
the lsvee, with bat one or two arrivals
al day.
The Carrie left for Nashville With a
fair triPs under command of Capt J. B.
Hall Capt Hazlst, designing to stop
of At SmithlAni on business
To-day the Armada will Be the an
rivalled packet FOR Cairo and way
points Capt J. Y. ThrOop is Der
Psineely commander, and The irreprsssi-
bic Fred Huston in the Office Her sp-
pointnents are superb aud her table
luxarioss.
The R X, Duuksrson came ia las.
night VITA another $50 Hhds. Of t.
bacco.
The majestic Brilliant cane down last
night, one day sooner than vas gener.
ally expected. In consequences Of tia
prevalent scarcity Of freights Tor New
Orleans, Capt Dan Conway has abau-
donsd his trip to the Crescent City aud
will only go 70 Memphis
She elsgAEtSt Patrick, advertised Cor
yesterday, had no, arrived a. dark las,
night She will certainly be here early
this morning for Memphis. She Is one
of the nea.est boats on the Ohio, and
Capt Geo 0 Hars aud Lab Frisbie are
two Of the most elegant gentlemen
HfoAs.
Capt Ford's great Magenta vas adj
vertised 10 leave New Albany last night
for New Orleans, and may be expected
here to-day.
Capt Dexter's beautiful Superior is
nov nearly fally repaired. AID we shall
expect to see her s,smming the tide
again soon.
The gorgeous Tarnscon will be the
unriyAled packet fer Henderson and
Louisville today, aud no better accom-
dasions are ever found. Her chief oil
eeTs are the priaeely Lnsk, the polite
and aiIable Banksmith, aud the attentive
and genial Billy Fenton, three rs clever
gentlemen as ever commanded steam
boat.
The Ollie Sullivan has been sold TO
parties At Nashville for $4,000 cash
Manifest of the steamer Carrie. Capt.
A. X. Hazleit, from Nashville. June
lTsh, 1864 Brown, Dankerson 4 Co,
Too hhds tobacco, Philip Decker, II
empty ale bbls s. + Gilbert & Co, 10
do DO NJ + Scarborough, horse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22

B0- We had q very pleasant and on
tertaining visit, yesterday, from Mr..
Sam. Catlin, Marshal Of Henderson, Ky,
from whom we learn many interesting
details Of the assassination Of Col Jim
Pool.
Mr.. Cstlin speaks in the highest terms
OF the moral worth of Col Pool, and de-
nounees his @lakiug OF" IS a most
fendish murder Col. Pool was shot
Eve times, yet continued to face his MUIR
derers, aud attempt to avenge his own
death, until he fell dead near the door.
Marshal Catlin also fully agrees with US
that the arrest of the soldiers on the In.
diana shore, by the patrol and police Of
Henderson couhty, was simple kidHap-
ping view that all sensible men must
take Of the case
In fact NE believe no one, on the south
side Of tho riVes, juatiGss the action Of
the Kentucky authorities, except the dis
tinguished editor Of the Kentucky Nros,
who is earnestly backed up BY the Times
Of this city. "Par mobile fratrum.
Birds Of feather" &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
GOLD PENS.
Q. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

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the sizs and asyie desired. uhsthsr hard OF ssft.
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prove detective. they viii have the pririisRe Of
exchanging. deasrtlea Of eftssu Per csat. al
loved en- srsers Of fz3 OF ever. ard twenty Ave
per canf. on thOss Of sieo. Literal discount mads
fo the trade. Old pens repaired ia The beat nan
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senf TxNE to any address. Address
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szs Main Street, cor Sixth, Lesisviiis, Ky.
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