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RYC. r.. l.. CROWN Il CO., Auction GERS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Pursuant to an order and decree of the Orphan q
Court of Washington County, duly ratified and
confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, sitting in Equity, shall, on TIL URS
DAY, the 9Th day of October next, at ~ O'Clock,
m, sell at public auction, ON the premises, all
the right title, interest, claim and demand of the
minor heirs of John T. Killmon, decd, of, in and
to an undivided half part OF certain piece or par
Gel of ground lying, situate and being in the City
of Washing gton, and known and distinguished in
the public plan plat of said city, as Lot amber
six, (6) in Square Number five hundred and Rfty.
nine (a59} and estimated to contain eleven thous.
and six hundred and fifty nine III ,659) square feet
more or less.
Terms: One half of the purchase money cash; the
residue payable in 8, 6, 9 and II months, with in.
terest, the deferred payments to be secured by
deed in trust on the premises.
All conveyances including revenue stamps to be
paid for by the purchaser.
.-,rfE MARY J. KILLMON,
Guardian Of the minor heirs of John T. Killmon,
deceased.
sep96.m. c. r L. CROWN CO. Auct.
RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
rHH fhIh sn}EkrH Vi HoEsH %sRb AND LOT IN
s:s s. ISIS: "a i Il f
Il. a Sss s 81 # epss ssa a
2 Of sss # ss
plan of the City Of With the
Wents thereon, consisting Of = two story Frame
h Streets Il %hs
width OF twenty. ga feet ten llol inches and
deD.hh OF m one hnnared and twenty -four feet eight
Terms of sale One, half cash. the residue in six
and son day sss and
s!ss a
ss hs ss = s
w.ss ss:;,
q aB9zF sH
E.G,C ,CAARSR1NGToN,} Trustees,
sep I'd Al VIII hkqER Z. WALL Go, Auess.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
''ns' TO the 3; Tlss,s.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
kkb NbE 1TH HsSHhhE sTkhhTs s%HHH %EsT BETWEEN 9Th
,Sn LhOhspA1 u AI;IEhNooN, Oct9oer 8, ct
trust from Adolph r. Lipphard and wife. dated
April 9, 1857, and duly recorded ia Lber I A. g..
for Washin ston County b. G.. we shall sell part Of
Lot !nn No; 4. in Square No. ~; fronting feet
streets west, and running back 7s feet 8 inches.
Also rear portion Of the said Lot No. 4 fronting
width4O feet. i'm proved by a frame tenement.
Terms cash.
,Cenveyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser.
AHGz hfff4E$ SS$HSSl 3 SSlFygrrt,S Z Trustees.
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LA MAJA DE SEVILLE.
LA MAJA DE SEVILLE.
LA MAJA DE SEVILLE,
LA MAJA DE SEVILLE,
LAMAJA DE SEVILLE,i
LA MAJA DE SEVILLE,

Isabelle, the Belle of Seville. Miss Mary Wesner
Don Bazilie. q Spanish Priest.--- Mons Szolosy
Rest of characters by the entire Szolssy Ballet
Troupe of sixteen young ladies'
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THE LAOY BOYS IN THE FIELD.
The frst Grand Ball Of the -5.
LAG9 y v2sn g 4 q n
TEMPERANCE HALL
MONDAY. OCTOBER s, 1854,
for the benefit Of wild ow lady. r...
The Committee takes pleasure to announce to
their friends and public that they will neither A
spare pains nor expense to make this night 81
of pleasure and enjoyment. ~
, 49,. Committee 2, 9f ArraxsenasnMss. Is -
=. Pas Pulaski A. MaiHks; Mink; CIV w TaxSnlsy uS
Tickets, One Dollar; admitting Gentleman and
The Holy Hill Band is engaged for the occa.
sion. oc 1-2t*
ETHE ABOVE BALL Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, the 10th inst. it,
HURRAH FOR THE HERO OF ANTIETAMl
FOURTH GRAND BALL A
MCCLELLAN SOCIAL CLUB
Win be given at
SEATON HALL,
At the Corner of Ninth and Streets,
ON MONDAY, OoToBER3D
For the benefit of
ST. ANNE'S INFANT ASYLUM.
As this Club is not political one. We invite all
to attend, as the object is charitable one.
Tickets eff the 18th Of September will be received
at the Hall door.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. admitting gentleman
and ladies, oc l-2tH
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

A PIC MIC TO BE GIVEN BY THE YOUNG
a Mems Club at Jusn mans Pleasure n
Capitol Hill, tuesday,, October the 4th.
Tickets 81. admitting gentleman and -
ladies, -- oc l-3tF
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A PPLEBY YARM. NEAR
"A CAMBRIDGE, DORCHESTER CO., MD. :.
FOB SALE

viii sell at auction at the Court House door,
Appleby Farm, my present residence, containing
in hign state Of Guilty. alton the balance 90 acres
cut, and leave enough ior the farm,
town Of Csmbridse, and has on it commodious
dwelling four rooms on the first and second floors
each, an attic and cellar pantry kitchen and quar-
ter connected; an office on the lawn, overseer' g
6ne garden, large lawn, and . young orchard of
30 desirable q farm and residence is rarely for
vited to come and see the place. those on the Wes-
tern shore can reach it BY steamer from Balti-
more on "Wednesday or Saturday and return the
rival OF the steamboat ON Saturday the 9Th day Of
Terms; s., $40 cash, or in a few days; the balance
The Wheat Crop will be seeded in due season.
The Stock and Farming Utensils on the farm
will be for sale at suoseSHennHs TEnHdyyu ddsyyu u1crs
sc g. 3-eotd Cambridge, Md.
A UOTI0N SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Qua,trmaasr Gen1aTs O6tee, lst Dicisiox.l
,.,, WaShinston Gny. September g, 1854.
bidder = Rf6aS aifaSSrN sEtGR%bzn Fl 80, 1861.
ONE HUNDRED phss,s AsP FIFTY CAVALRY
ONE Hundred AND FIFTY CAVALRY
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
FOR road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
fer%s essh SsS IN United States currency. ssls to
commence at 10 q. m.
By order of the ouafsermi1sSsfMs 1SMss ssnsra A. HK1s
sepH-l0t Col in charge LIST Div o. M. q. o.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL.
M2aIo HAEk tn 4ER Hz2,n
NsaS Corner Of StxtA s-ess, Rsay Of National sHd
l- Mar0posst0a AotSls.
" =. CAvAaAueH eH---------stsEe MANAGER
ISgI Log.s sn1LLosT----.----' u. Ballet Master
SPLENDID TRIUMPH
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
HALL CROWDED NIGHTLY
APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCES,
whose shouts of laughter and deafenine pl.udits
aa ~ PLEASE OUR PATRONS.
Re.eneagement Of
59Hs 59Hs PENIEE; PENIEE;;
5oHE 5oHE BEEIEE;; BEEIEE;
the Renowned Gymnast; and
sH$3H sIE4E sE$4E g g; g BE$sBES BE$sBHS Bs$sBF
the most intrepid and daring
TIsHF.RSPE TIsHF- -R9PF AkFEsFE AEEEsFE
TIGHT-R ROPE ARTIsTE
in this country who will perform, among other
startling feats, his great original
SENSATION ACT. -.
sEssAFISs sEssaFISs aSF:; ASF:
VI walking king the rope BLiNDFoLDED. from the '' "
sTASE sFASE T9 TS TIE TIE GAEEERYY, sAktEkY,,
S#zSH s$EzzssH iS EAH EAH szEEHEH: sz$EEEHHEEH
s4EREEEssS $SESs HIS g4Sk
XSRss 9s R!s
CARRYING Young LADY On HIS BACK.
CARRYING YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK.
CARRYING YOUNG LADY ON HIS BACK.
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First time of Mons. szollosy's original eccentric

L,ANGLAISE,
LANGLAISE,
L'AGGLAISE,
LANGLAISE, Ell.
Characters by Mons szollosy, Misses schell and
Mary Wesner.
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Continued Fishting-The Indications v,

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 1.-The United
States hospital steamer George Leary arrived
this p. NJ. from Deep Bottom. with upwards of
200 wounded. They report fighting yesterday,
3Oth ult., on the north side of Petersburg also
heavy fighting south side Of Petersburg, which
continued to a late hour last evening.
No important results yet reported of yester.
days fighting, but indications are very favor
able
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
JoURNAL nFRICE.

JOB wORK.-Ths JoHvAzI onies = Furnished
with a fall assortment Of new aad beautiful type,
Of the latest styles, and Is fiy prepared to exc
cute as hAndsoms vcsk as can be done in the
State, such as LETTEE- HkAD5, BiLE-HEADs,
HEADINGS, CIRCULARS, BUsrsEss cAEDs, BALI
TIcKETs, eHIPPIEs-BnLs, PosrzEs, &s., &s., either
in plain or fsaey eoiors.
OUR BIsDERY.-vs have ia connection with
this once one Of the best BOOK BIEDERIEs and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURES in tails State,
aad are prepared 10 Dc syLISs aud sTsBIss a. de-
sired. Magazines, Periodicals, &c, bound in any
style required, and OLD books rs-bsand at short
notice. Ledgsrs, Journals aud blank books, for
Railroads, steamboats,, Banking Houses, Mer-
chants, &C., manufactured on Is reasonable terms
- any other establishment.
Az work done at this oases viii be done psompt-
Iy, AID will DO ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JoURHAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
view York Maraess.

NV FuEK. Nay 81.
COTTON frm at 81 os for Middiinr UnIanss
FL0CR-sEaie and Western opened heavy and
slcssd g IsacT with bgzinass 81 ouisids quota
lions. s. 50asT Is far Exfr4 state 81 aoass for
ExsrA K "a o., and IS osasss ~ Tor trade brands
WHISKY active and arm a. 81 1881 y for
Western, closing quiet.
WHEAT opened dull and about Ic lower: 81 30
sSI g Tor Chicago spriag, 81 sl6sxI 81 for Nil
Waukee Cab, and 81 7n8sl y tor Winter Red
Nes-eTu.
CORN se11ca szd decidedly higher. 81 ssta
81 5sLs for New Mixed Western ST e for Ne1
southern Yellow. 81 e4agSl 60 for Old Western
Mixed. and 81 g f3F common White Western
OATS IRA 81 ssa1sslZc Tor Western
GR0CERIES-C0fss dull. Sugar dnIi AZ la
lsc fsr New Orleans, and IT9ITt4s FOR Havana
Molzsses dali
PETROLEUM quist: Crude 40e; Refined, In
bond e sG5c EsEEed, free, 4zorad a. sT51asse.
Wool 6-m-
FhoN SI0ES-Porh less zesiv. aad scz-esF, 40
ir1 s - ga so FOR Ms, SO Ts9su fsr New
do. and SO a0ssSI for Prime Mess Besf fru
a1d = Little Eiors active 50 59syslo for Country.
MONEY mere active At ee17 per cant
STERLING EXCHANGE scarcely 50 firm, a.
Is'<e4ls5s for gold
GOLD less active and lowsr-opsuias at s7Ts.
sdsaEeirg 70 so<& az1 closing STEADY a. So 8
So
GOVERNMENT STOCKS dun and lower. Z. s.
Skies q ISL, coupons, If3: T5vs-Twsuffss, COZ
pens le.s54 slos3 $40 Treasury Nstss. oeto-
Ter, l0sts sos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

ARREST or AN ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER.
John Tucker, mail messenger at Vim
eennes, was arrested yesterday Tuesday,
morning, on charge Of robbing the U.
s. Mails He has been for some ten
years engaged in the mail service there,
first as a stage driver and for several
years as messenger to carry the mails to
and from the Post 0ffics and the +. 4 G.
and o. & NJ. Railroad Depots. The ar.
rest was made by the Marshal Of Vim
q esnnes, on the affidavit Of II. N. Smith,
p. NJ The accused viii be taken to In
disnapoIis for trial
Abundant evidence has been gathered
to convict him. The indications show
that he has probably been committing
depredations on the mails for several
years Within.ths past month there have
been serious losses in this part of the
country, particularly Of valuable letters
for Cincinnati. Some Of the Evansville
merchants have suffered losses Of drafts
of large amounts, and two, that we hear
Of Of considerable amounts of money.
Il is believed that the leak has now
been discovered that has been the cause
OF so much annoyance, loss aud trouble.
From what we hear Of the case, we
believe, if full developments could be
made, that this would be found to be the
most serious case Of mail robbery that
ever happened in Indiana Letters with
out envelopes, envelopes without inelos
IRE, newspaper wrappers, postage stamps
daguerreotyPes, photographs, tax receipts
soldiers papers, &c, we're found In the
rooms Of the Adams Express Office, oc
cupied by Tucker in part In his trunk wal
found mailbag with mail matter il
and the lock broken, aud in box an
elsewhere were found eight or ten mail
bags
Tucker has been also acting as locu
messenger for the Adams Express 70
years, and is said to have enjoyed tn
confidence OF the majority OF CON
munity at Vinceunss.
In order to spike the guns Of thos
who seek every opportunity to ehare
dishonesty on the Administration an
its supporters, we win state that Tuek'
is Comprehend of the Knox count
stripe, and is relic Of Bucha nanism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

THE ToBAcco Observation-Disclosures
the sneer of contemporary, few days
ago, at the tobacco merchants Of this
city, it issgratifying to see the levee being
daily crowded with huge hogsheads Of
tobacco, despite the prompttude with
which it is sent forward by that energet-
&c firm, Brown, Dunkerson L Co.
Every boat from the Cumberland and
ell the packets bring from sixty to one
hundred and City hogsheads each trip
Nevertheless, such is the promptitude OF
the Transfer Company under the super
intendenee of Mr. John Hodson, and the
facilities for shipping possessed by Brown,
pnnkerson 4 Co., and the great efieien-
ey and s1fieieney Of the Evansville L
Crawfordsville Railroad, under the ex.
perieneed management Of John Ingle,
Jr, that the vast quantities arriving are
cleared out almost daily and sent for
ward to market, reaching the seaboar,
in from eight to ten days Old fogy nc
tons of thirty days by regular freight {
New York or Baltimore are giving va
before the energy and expedition {
such institutions as the Great Cotto
Express and the Erie TrAnsportatio
Company's Time Express
The Dunkerson alone has landed her
over four hundred hogsheads of tobacC
since Saturday afternoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

The river is falling steadily With but
little prospect Of a speedy change
There wAs some life and animation
on the levee yesterday.
The Dunkerson returned from Rang
ers Landing with fall cargo Of tobacco,
watch she discharged and Immediately
returned to Rumsey, light
The Darling, from Memphis, arrived
just before noon with S37 bales of cotton
and mach other freight, aud full Of peo-
pie. She discharged AIS bales of cotton
at this point, which will all 20 forward
to-day through the agency of our friend
Col Dunkerson, over the great Cotton
Express line via the Terre HAute, In
dianapolis, and the Bellefontaine line.
She took considerable freight from this
place for Cincinnati.
The Nashville, from Nashville to Gin
cinnAti, took 3T:hhds of tobacco, shipped
by Hall and Rudd.
The Carrie, as usual, got splendid
trip, including $50 Government horses,
shipped by Capt EhrmAn, C. S 4 A. A.
Q. NJ
The little Eddie returned from Green
River without freight
To-day the grand Armada, Capt Josh
V. Throop, will be the splendid packet
for Psdueah and Cairo. She is sumptu.
Gus in all her appointments aud accom-
modations aud runs with lightning speed.
Capt JAA Ves aud Fred Huston know
how to make travellers feel at home and
comfortable.
The pride Of the Louisville line. the
famous Tarascon, as beautiful as bright
gazell, and swim as an arrow, will be the
champion packet for Hendsrson..and Lou
isville this evening Her officers are
those peerless gentlemen Capt Jim
Lask and Frank Banksmith, with our
excellent friend Dick Cox to look after
the freight department
The Wild ST. Patrick, as We learn from
Capt. Ed. Hart, has gone to White River
on Government account She will, how
ever, bsbere to-morrow OF nsxs day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

Sr iouls, May 3I-The warehouse
q G. II Bell, corner 81 and Elm streets,
With Is contents, was completely d.
stroyei b. FIRE this afternooa. Il con
tanned 500 bales Of hay, sc ,eral thous.
aud sacks salt, large quantity Of oats,
stored on Government account, and one
hundred bales Of eotton. The Gre
caught ia the bay, aud is supposed 20 be
the work Of an incendiary. Several I'D,
joining baildings were injured By the
FIRE and wafer Loss not ascertained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
omclaI.
W4E DEPARTMENT,
L. II.

- Az DaFAllL A4AIf
Washington, Alay 81, 1864 !
10 Ag. Gea, DIX
We have dispatches from General
Grant down to o clock yesterday p "
There thea seemed to be, the dispatch
says, some proseect 81 Les making a
stand north Of ihes Cnicaahominy. His
forces we're on the Meehanicsvilie road
outh a the S4fa9omy Creek, between
Tat creek and Have shop, his right
restiae On Shady Grove Dispositions
ior an attack were being made BY Gen.
Graut Wilson cavalry had been or
deFed 10 destroy the railroad bridges
over tie Little River aud SOuih Anna,
and break AZ a0sA r5ads from both these
rivers % wilh $40 miles Southwest Of
Have Shop, where the headquarters
of our array g-re tao3shed There is,
IS get, 80 tslesFaphIe communications
established Eith Washington.
= d'ratch from Gen Sherman, dated
yesterday 34.h O'Clock. a. II reports
~ cAanee = ile position ol he armies
some sight a-irm isaing lad occurred
safseqaens u .le affair oL Saturday
30 intelligence from Aay other quar-
Ter has been received b this Depart
meul sieasd, =. - STANTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

New YoEK, May 3l.-An Atlanta dis
patch to the Richmond Examiner, Of the
26sh, says the people Of Northern Geor.
gia are coming into Atlantis, awaiting
the impending Struggle. The relief com
fnittee are doing al they possibly can
and appeal to the people Of Georgia, Ala
bama and South Carolina, to aid them
Immediate help IS needed for the desti
tute women and children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

CoRREsPosDESoE. We have letters
from our attentive and interesting cor.
respondenta-"Spencer County Of the
First Indiana Cavalry, and 20 X Juni-
per Virgins of the Forty .second Indi-
ana VoIunteers-which will be published
soon.
The writer q &c Forty.sctond dates
his letter from ''iour miles south Of
Kingston, Ca, May a. Ike says the
Forty-sseoad lost one killed and forty
five wounded in shermans battles up to
that date.
spencer County writes from Pine
Bluff, Ark, May h. He gives a list Of
prisoners of the First Cavalry, now at
Camden, or Magnolia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

NEw Music - We are indebted 10
Messrs Warren 4 Conynston for eopy
of that beautiful and pathetic ballad
written expressly for Ale Burnett BY
Miss Cora Eager, entitled, win the
New Year come te-nighi, Mammal
Music by Mr. James Perry We know
of no poetry in the Epglish language
better calculated % move and soften the
human heart The music is beautiful,
and is admirably adapted to the poetry.
Every young lady who plays on a piano
should have n ecpy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CIxcTSSkTI. May 31-FM
FLOUR IN fair demand st So s54ss - for SUI
psfans, aud So 8ess7 for common e good Extra
WHEAT unchsn9ed. but rsthrr dulf
CORN dali EzF 81 nsasSI a, ShaIlsd 81 lfas
81 IS.
OATS dnii a. y zs1c.
WHISKY ia fair demand sales Of 100 bris At
81 ~, closing quiet.
Provisions sales Of SEQ brls Meas Pork II
81. Good demand for BaIk sides: Aalas Of
s1on0a lbs At he.
GROCERIES hrm and IN good demand
GOLD ssz90. SILVER T447s.
ENaI A. Ne st.a.lr ~ rar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet, Main and Ioeuzt CT

THIS Lively EsTABLIsHMEET, WHICH
Il Is veil known thr0uzhout fhe scTIntrv pos
sezsss stable sdvz1tszes superior % any similar
sstabhshzsnt IN tbs City, having arr&ngsments
toT the seosptio1 Of private horses at livery OF the
lowest rates.
Carriages for Visiting 10 Let. eoScbe2, hEnt
wagons, aid every kfnd Ct ro4A vehicle 70 81
HORSES sod Gu commission Sseacc hAnc baggy
Tor sas a. fhe very Isest prices PasseEgsra tor-
Wzr1ed 70 ali perts q TIE country y srctAl eon-
vsyaaos. kICHARDSoE, BRIT1oa co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

RETIRED FROM TIE SERVICE We re-
greet to learn that Capt Davis Of the 5sth
Indiana, has been compelled TO retire
from the service in consequences Of per-
manent disability. He Was brave and
efficient officer and highly esteemed by
bis men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

ALMOST A Row.--There was nearly q
row last night between the provost guard
and some soldiers Of the Sixteenth lii
nois Cavalry, who we're in the city while
the Nashville was taking freight, and
some Of whom had put themselves on
the outside of some fighting whisky.
Happily the matter was settled, and no
one was hurt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

Nav logE, May 3l.--Tha CONNER
GALS Washington correspondent says.
Simon Camer0ns friends assert that be
vii preside al the Baltimore Convent on,
The Delaware and Lackawanna Coal
Company sold to-day 20, 900 tons o coal,
81 prices ranging from s. 80 10 - CO
The Posts Cleveland report says that
it = the general impression that the
tickas will be Fremon, for President, and
g Gralz Brown for Vice President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

NEw PicTURG GALLERY MIR. D. H.
Wright, No. 8, Second street. Elliotfs
old stand, will open his Fine Art Gallery
to-day, and invites the ladies and gen
tlemen Of Evansville and vicinity to call
aud examine his specimens.
From Il long acquaintance with Nr.
Wright we are prepared to say that he
is an excellent artist having, perhaps
no superiors in the West. His pictures
are peculiarly life.liko and faithful, aut
his charges are exceedingly moderate
We hope to see him receive lbera
share of the public patronage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

IT M0sage, May 39-it Is no longer
improper e. speak # the important
movements tia. have been progressing
10 tie dspaftmeal dasuE The past two
days, as they are. upe SAD = accomplished.
& isrgs portion Of the troops a. BeFmu
ia Hundred under Gen. Batter, have
been transferred under Grant to Gen
Sm.lh II tho army u tbs Potomae The
troops were sent ia transports wiih
gre4t e.. rig UP Ierk riveT 70 White
Rouse Tie nsw base Of supplies OF
Gems Grants Smith AMI Brooks passed
ap yesterday Gen Gilmore remains
eith Gen Bal 81 bermuda Hundred,
e.so Gems Ames aud Wild. a large
quantity Of sagpael have been sent 20
" aite House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

PRoGREss OF FREE SENTIMENT IN KEN
rucKY.-The late Union Convention st
Louisville, in which ffty-six counties
were represented, is an encouraging evil
dence of the progress of liberal and free
sentiment in Kentucky. In 1850, at
like convention, only seven counties
were represented. Kentucky will proba-
bly, be the last slave State; but she, at no
distant day, viii be free.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
ICE-CREAIL SALOON.
C. ADAN

Haviag rgftts5 ana refaEaishsa his Saloon
on SECOND STREET, two doors
below Eafas
ASs LEANE TO INFORM EtlE tdsi1tSc
y Saas BE now has every thiaE ceHsIiese4 Up {i.e
iSasstNe'F YORK style. and VIII he prcEare4 az an
tiMes % furnish RsEfies and private iallillss vita
in quantities to suit
MS Saieon L seu Gifted fsr visitors, whom he
invites Il give him can. naavlT La
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my hads-vaark, &C. p. BAHSEa,
ExTNA Lot. Ky" for whtch haxs urud the
sspFrtgAt and are warranted II esrats fas and
perfecs in every respect. Sent b. mail OF express
70 any part 81 the country receipt Of Price and
Tsfsrs ehargss Persons ordering gill please state
the Size and style desired, whether hard or sofs,
fine aud II the pen should fail to pisAss
or prove detective. they viii have the privilege Of
exchanging dsdnctlsu Of hfteen per cent. al
iowed On orders Of SIS OF over. aaA iwenty FIVE
pr cent on those 81 500 Litsrsi discauut made
10 the trade. Old pens repaired IN the best mzn-
nsr for thirty cents lama aaHspl each. Cirru-
lars showing sizes, styles, and prisen Of Watches
ssnt FEEE 20 aBy address. Address
q. P. BARNES.
Dealer In Gold PEGS and AnEsGcAN WATCHES,
SIS Main Street, cor. sixth, Louisville, Ky.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

SAs Francisco. May 3Q-The town
Of Forrest Hill, California, was des-
troyed By fire to-day Loss $4,000.
Dates 10 May the 4.h say that affairs
IN Northwestern Mexico are quiet Lee
CRETE and Orfego have Withdrawn their
troops " Saltillo. Juarez cannot place
muchIeou6dence in bis Generals, who act
very independently.
The movement for a change Of eur
reney in Nevada Territory IS not sas
tanned BY capitalists