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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
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With the view Of usstisg the sztsnsive pops.sr
demand for this FensrkAbis boob. this siitiea has
besn prepared The pags ssd type similar 70
fhose u Harper's MAsasine. Some q the lsss In.
poftant documsnts are emitted, and IN some In
stances the aeegnnf has bneu csndsnnsd, yet never
to interfefs WITH the Interest Or completeness
II the story.
UBsasstsonably fAls beck ssaaas prs-eslusn.
sn Interest smong kIl yet asioned By the nsbsI-
Hon. Ifs subject azd author eombins 70 render II
fAsclnstins Fiftssa ssitless have hssn csii.d for
fast ~ they could h printed. IL has b~en noss
wafmly uasEisd ~ ths loyal press q the conn
try. and sarosy les By portion 81 lsast Sf Tbs
Bagissh press, b. whom if i aekBosieassd 70 -
= eompieEs rindicasion Of csa. Batter FROM Tbs
malicious ohsrges which easy aaa hatrsd hAEs
broas ht against him.
II contains "a aneeaotAl skstth q Gen. hutisF's
brilliant and rsmafkabss eaFssr af The bar q Ma
sachss@fts: history u tbs secret novsDsnts Ia
The Charsestsn Ceussptioas conversations b.
tween Gen. Batlsr and tbs seadisw sscsssiontsts
ofths tfsifors; Gen. Butisr Invited 70 loin thea
his advise 70 Buchanan hts szsrts IN pfspaFfas
Maasach neetta for var the eslsbratAd nsreh, Via
Annapolis, 20 Washingson: bis night march q
Baltimore. eoiiisioz wfth Gen. ecstts his eours.
II Fortress hoaros The history Of the ''eentrs
bAnds bis advice 20 the Aim iais4Fatkou hoS q
take Richmond; the truth ebout the hattie d
Great Bethel; the Hattsrss Expeditien; dss ssaTs
kiseorv sf fAs Nee 0Tlsess Ezpsssftss, tbs aeyeu
turss Of the General In gssting 70 Ehip IsIand;
| gnl aeco.nf q Tie eaPfsrs II Ness o~i~azs. IN
iansinz q the troops Ia the ely: eoaaSiss s9r
rafise Of fsesssdfa7 sss4ts, With large nuusbsr .
highly Interesting narratives and anecdotes nsye
betare published; the recall q Gen Bztlsr. ana
I tks sxplssztlon gis2n % it ~ The GoFeransnt
/ his present opiatoEs upon the great tssGss Be
/ fore
E1ition ia large type. ergEn Hfo, ciofhs e
raksa, prizes - -. fespis's Kditios. syo. paper
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
4 Card from the street Commissioner COMMISSION.

Anything that Willard Carpenter msy
say, write or sWedr, needs no answer in |
the city Of Evansville. But a. he pro
feases in his card TO speak by the record,
II is possible that some ono might be-
heve some portion OF his statement Il
mey, therefore, be necessary for me 70
make some explanation.
Some weeks ago, Carpenter "took and
carried away by bis hirelings, about one
hundred dollars worth Of timber from
ny land. When caught him az IL,
hauled of little that he had cut, but
had not hauled away. For this ho eaus-
ed his teamster to sue me; and before
the dayof trial the Courcil met, and he
moved to reduce the wages of one Of
my hands--not TO protect the city, but to
crafty his malignant spirit, for the same
bill had been often allowed before He
succeeded in has motion, by stating to
the Council that an order had been pass
ed fixing the compensation of boys with
carts at $3.50 per day. Aboutlthis time
he annoyed and provoked me in every
way that his bitter AND malignant spirit
could devise, by constant intermedding
with my business and BY petty insolsnes,
such as coming among my hands and
taking authority and eonntermsnding
my orders ontone occasion he caused
all nay hands to quit work and scatter
of 5 .sttlcl s. nw. fa
did meet him on the street and slap
him in the face with my open hand.
While admit that this was wrong, sub
NIT that there is poiat beyond which
old meddlers and tyrants are not pro-
tScted by age.
At the next meeting presented SINH
lar bill, and Carpenter made similar
motion to reduce the wages Of my hand
and cart, and he again stated that there
was . standing order OF the Couneil reg
ulaling, the wages ct men and boys. |
i proved that my hand was seventeen
years old, and had done fun work with
bis cart, and this was not denied BY Car.
penter. But Schmitts and Reitz voted
with Carpenters and Dean, Archer and
Mills voted against the motion. The
Mayor gave il as his opinion that the
bill was Just, and was about to give ths
casting vote, when Sullivan came ia, anc
not having seTy clear cleo Of matters
voted with Carpenter. s
. 1t viii be seen that Carpenter twice as
serted in Council that there was an or
der regulating the wages Of mel
and boys with carts, and repeats til,
statement in his card, alleging "itwa
t so noted upon the miuuteS Nov. TIER
J. is not and never has been any such OF
/. der, and before the card was handed /,
tae printer De wentto the Council room
; and with the acting Clerk, in he pres
i ence of Deputy Marshal Nielsen care
: fully examined the minutes himself
and became satisfied, and admitted the-
was no such order nor anything ike 4
l. or on the subject It's, therefore, acolt
IS blooded and deliberate falsehood, and
70 none the less so By being published b
az old man.
:" But, l fancy, the reader remarks
. "what better Is to be expected of WI
lizard Carpenter. A. KIRKPATRICK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

WAsHIsGToy, May 4.-The steamer
Connecticut, whiea left White House
yesterday, reports that on Thursday large
clouds Of smoke could be seen in the d.
rection Of Richmond, and it was the be-
lief at the White House that disastrous
eonfagrstion was in progress at the rsb-
Ell capital
Several Of the rebel wounded brought
up on the Connecticut say that Gen. Lee
has been taken sick aud had gone back
TO Richmond, leaving tie army in CON-
maud Of Gen. EweIl Eight hundred
rebel prisoners have already reached
the White House, and others are on the
way down.
A eontrabani camp has been estab-
Hshed at White House, which already
contains about Loco, and they still con-
tlnue 70 come in.
The Richmond 4 York River Railroad
is being rapidly repaired The bridge
over the Pamunky vas completed on
Monday. and the cars have arrived in
barges from Alexandria
The steamer State Of Maine arrived
this morning, bringing up 400 wounded
from the late battles in Virginia.
The steamer Connecticut also arrived
to-day. having left White House yester.
day morning withsST5 sick and wound
ed, including 50 officers. Repair shops
for the army are being established at
White House, and the place looks like a
city of business. Gen. Ambeerombie is
in command of the post and has general
supervision Of the landing of troops, and
Capt Pitkins is post qaartermaster.
The Sanitary and Christian Commissions
are there in full force, with q large
amount Of hospital supplies Of every kind.
A large number Of wounded Of the Sec
ond and Third corps were reaching the
place when the Connecticut left Hos
piial tents with accommodations for 80,
600 or $4,000 patients have been erected
there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

PERsosAL.-We we're charmed last
evening, in making the acquaintance Of
Col Harvey Of the Louisville Democrat
who "bartin" his politics, is a gentleman
to be admired, talented, courteous, 90.
cial and possessed Of a fine fund Of
humor. Col Harvey proposes TO SO
journ a few days in our midst to enjoy
the pleasures Of city life, to admire the
beauty Of our ladies and be astonished
at the driving industry, aad rapidly in
ereasing commerce Of our place.
We hereby vote him the freedom Of the
city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatches.
The Latest News
GRAITSARMY


WAsHIxGToy, June s.
10 Maj. Cen Dir:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant dated
Headquarters, $50 last night has been
received. II states that about : P. NJ,
yesterday, Friday, Bird, the enemy sud
denly attacked Smiths brigade Of Glib
bons's division. The battle lasted, with
great fury, for half an hour. The ~
tack was nnwaveringIy repulsed Smith s
losses were ineonsidersble. At six P.
NJ, Wilson with his cavalry fell upon the
rear Of Q brigade Of Hsath's division,
which Lee had thrown around to his left,
apparently with the intention Of envel-
oping Barnside. After a short conflict
Wilson drove them from their rife pits
IN great confusion. He took few pris-
oner4 He bad previously fought and
routed Gordon's brigade Of rebel caval-
~. During these fights he lost several
officers. among them Col Preston, of the
lst Vermont, and Col. Benjamin, of the
sth New York cavalry was seriously
wounded.
Gen. stannard, serving in the 18th
corps, was also severely wounded yester-
uAf. 1ar eutlEE loss IN klt&tuy kouuIeo
and missing during the three days' oper-
atoms around Cold Harbor Wilt not ex.
coed, according to the Adjatant Generals
report, $500
This morning, Saturday, June 4lh,
the enemys left wing in front Of Burn
side was found to have been drawn in
| daring the night -
Col Cusuola, in command Of 5000
men, arrived here yesterday, having
marched from Port Royal
TelegFaphic communications between
Cherry Stone and Fortress Monroe con-
times uninterrupted.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated
yesterday 4th, 8 a n, thirteen miles
West of Marietta, reports that his left is
wen around, covering al the fords from
the South to the railroad about Aek-
worth his cavalry have been IN Ack-
Nsorih, and occupy in foree al the Al
toona passes.
No other military intelligence has
been received BY this Department
[signedl + D. STANTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

New PHoToGRAPH GALLERY. - We
direct attention to the card of Mr.. d. Il.
Wright, Photographs, to be found in
another column. Mr.. Wright has fitted
up the old gallery Of Mr.. J. Perry Elliott
in FIRST rate style, and we speak know.
ingly when we say that Mr.. Wright isone
of the most skillful and successful pho
tographists in the country, as an exami.
nation Of his show case in front Of bis
gallery willcOnsincs. Among his speci
mems will be found likeness of Col
Dick Thompson, of Terre Haute, that il
so natural that you will almost imagin,
yOu can see him speak. Mr.. Wright is al
estimable gentleman and worthy Of I
liberal patronage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

MERRY School CHTLDRBN.--On Satur-
day we accepted an invitation to attend
n pic-sic given by the pupils Of Miss
Hooker's aud Miss McCollister's schools
at the Salt Well. Ia addition to the
school children, large number Of their
parents and friends and other invited
guests were present, and to say that the
occasion was one Of immense delight
would but feebly express the fact.
The day was delightful, and the chill.
dren we're in exuberant spirits, and
crowded the day full Of pleasure. Run.
ming, jumping, swimming, rowing, fish
ing, eating, dancing, rolling ten-pins,
and such like amusements were the
order Of the day aud IL did one good TO
see so many merry, happy hearts freed
from the restraints and strict discipline
of tho school room, giving full scope TO
their wild and impstuous spirits and man
ifesting u full appreciation Of having
one days full liberty in the leafy grove.
AT noon a magnificent dinner ras
spread out, and all partOok with appe-
,ites sharpened by mornings innocent
sport The dinner was abundant and
luxurious.
After dinner the Hospital Band made
some Of the finest music We have ever
heard on such an occasion, and the hap
by little folks and many bigger folks fra
terniEing in the most social and plsasan
manner, "tripped. the light fantastic toe
for several hours
The praise Of the Hospital Band va
on every lip, aud we hope to hear then
play more frequently. They cannot b
excelled, for their numbers, anywhere
Others Of the scholars and guests amuse
themselves by rolling ten-pins, aAd
was astonishing TO see the number Q
"ten strikes and spares scored b.
the different ladies, indeed they almos
invariably beat the gentlemen, althoug
among the latter were several star pla,
ers. We have seldom passed day thr
was crowded so full Of rational enjoy
ment, and We owe thousand thanks /
Miss Hooker ond Miss MeCollister for til
honor of an invitation to their picni,
and for many courteous attentions du
ing the day, bu. hope they win not mel
ton the fact that they both beat US rOl
ing ten-pins.
At late hour in the evening Il
party returned to the city with light al
happy hearts, and strong hopes of speu
ins many such happy days in the futur
N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
CITY NEWS.
BB- See First and Fourth Pages for
interesting News, Miscellany, &e.

bZ- We had the pleasure Of meeting
our much esteemed friend, the gallant
Gen. shackelford, last night, who is
stopping in the city for day or two at
the Sherwood House.
We had also the pleasure Of meeting
Mr.. Sites, once pupil Of ours, and
whom we remember only as bright
boy and studious and obedient pupil
He has now become large, foil grown
man, and one whom we are proud to be.
lisve is likely to do honor to his precsp-
tor, as most Of our pupils have.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

A BLooDY CoPPzRHEAD.-A fellow whe
had the appearances Of deck-hand on a
steamboat, came up Water Street about
ten b clock last night overloaded Wild
bad whiaky and conservatism.
He INDUCED in sundry malediction'
on the Government, Abe Lincoln and
LincoInitss, consigniDg them all 70 per-
dition. Frank Morris told him he must
dry up. He told Frank he was id
LincoInite and that he coald whip any
id Lincolnite in town. Frank arrest
ed him and started with him toward the
jail. When in front Of the American
House the conservative chap suddenly
struck Morris 10 the mouth With brass
knucks, staggering him and knocking
him SO crazy that he whirled round and
ran his head through light of glass.
The fellow ran and Frank followed,
shooting at him four times, and atlength
caught him under the boilers of the Dun
kerson, and had TO knock him on the
head to get him to give in.
The Bnlls OF Bashsn never beloved
like the conservative chap, but be was
lodged in jail as bloody as a butcher.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

him with three columns, but we're driven
Of after desperate fght
Smith is reported to have captured
600 prisoners
Grant Is pushing the enemy at every
point
Special TO tia Herald
WAsHryBT0z, June 4-Gen. Fremont
has resigned the Major Generalship.
which has been necepted by the Pres
dent
a Herald Washington special says
Gen Buell. has resigned. and his resig-
nation has been accepted 1t is under
stood that be resumes his original posi-
ton IN the regular army as Colonel aud
Assistant Adjutant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

WASHINGTON. June 5.-The COMMITTEES
Of Ways aud Means have now reported
all the general appropriation bills
The Navy Department is in want OF
acting ensigns. Applicants must have
seez eight years service and must be be-
tween the ages Of > and 35
The subscription to the l0-40 loan re-
ported at the Treasury Department. yes
terday amounted to $4,000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

LoUIsvILLE, June Col Long, CON-
handing cavalry in the lTth army corps,
recently encountered ROldys cavalry,
under command OF Col Johnson, at Mol
len, Ala he killed johnson aud sew
eral others, and captured many prison.
ers Johnson was the prominent man
Of R0ddys command, and stood in the
same relation to Roddy that Basil Duke
did 60 John Morgan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

PIKE LUNRER-we notice several
large RATS Of pine lumber, shingles, &c,
being broken up and removed from the
river at the upper end of the levee, and
being hauled to the lumber yards Of the
city. The late rise of the river was VERT
fortuitous for floating these RATS, and we
hope the large supply viii tend to reduce
prices and to facilitate bnilding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

FINE PfcTUREs The great rush 20
Adams picture gallery, in Chambers
block continues, aud few gentlemen or
ladies Of good taste visit our city
without giving Adams call and leaving
q shadow with orders to work It up, and
daily he is sending on by mail and sx-
press copies Of elegant pictures 10 pat
rons in all parts Of the country. Adams
gallery and pictures are famous In the
Pocket and all along shore hence TO
Memphis and Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

Az OLD BARGE AT AucTrox-I wl
sell at auction at the Elm tree on wharf,
opposite the city, on the Sth day Of June,
1864 an old barge or boat lying on Car
penter & Jones wharf, to pay the wharf
age due and unpaid against said barge
HIaAN NELSON, Auctioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

Of here last night They have cut the
telegraph line between here and New
Madrid The presence Of these bands
of gusrrillas Is accounted for By the
abandonment Of Batesviile and Jockson-
mort by the Union troops, leaving the
Jantry open to rebels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
vestnent

AN ASSISTANT - Our enterprisinq
and liberal hearted friend, Geo s. Som
tag, apprecialing our multifarious duties
has kindly presented us with an assis
tant, which We expect to put TO gooS
use, and which, we presume, win furn
ish our readers With more news than ",
viii ever be able to write.
The assistant is = handsome pair o
shears, and, like SonntAg's entire stock
| 10 frat rate article. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

SU-The highest price paid for Gov
eminent Vouchers, orders on Washing
ton, Gold, Silver, Demand Notes, Incur
rent money &c, &c, at CopeIand's
Savings Bank, No 4, First Street
JUNG Dbl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

NEw YoRE, June e--'rhe meeting in
Union Square, last evening, TO tender
gratitude to Gen. Grant aud his armies,
vas q monster affair Upwards Of p,
600 people were present, and the great
est enthnaiasm prevailed
Addresses we're made By Gen. Pome-
roy Congressman Rollins, Gen Wal.
bridge, James I. Brady, Gen. Meagher
and others.
The resolutions spoke Of the success
At Donelson, vieksburg and Chattanooga,
and the advances Of the Army Of the
Potomac, and close with declaration
Of unAlterable determination 10 unite
in the prosecution Of the war With all
vigor and might
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

FoETREss MeNRoE. June A rebel
Major came into Gen Batlers lines last
night who says that the Federal forces
are at sseessionville and are threatening
Charleston. The commander has tele-
graphed the rebel authorities Tor re-en.
forcements, saying that unless he receiv,
ed them Immediately, Charleston Is
lost.
The steamer May Flower wss fired in,
to while going Up James River. Nc
damage was done.
Heavy esnonading vas heard IN the
direction OF Richmond last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD FUKSTT IRE
Two MULES AID az EXPRESS WAGON AT
AUcTIox-I viii sell at auction on Tues
day morning, june he Tth, at 9 o clock,
at the corner Of Sixth and Chestnut
Streets, at the Grocery of Anton Loutsr-
back, all Of his Groceries, Household
Furniture, two Mules aud one Express
Wagon, &c.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
NOTICE.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. ON THE sth
4 dsy Of June, 1854, at o'clock P. NJ, sell AZ
public auction, az the Court Hoase deer. in
Evansville, number Of good Rsvolvsrs. Also
lat Of Carpeting fsEmeriy used in the Court
Room VICTOR BISCE.
mss Iwdkwlt CouRty Auditor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

First National Bank. Of Evansville.
ExAEsvisa, Ind, Is th May, 1Ss4-
THIS BANK WILL PAY TIE SEMI
a annual coupons Of The two Per cent. two year
Treasury Notes. due On the lst day Of June.
No coupon will be paid unless presented wfth
the bond and detached from same By some ene Of
hAs onesss Of the Bank. WM. PAGE, Cashier.
myRs 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
CARRIAGES, &c.
FRANK HAMMERSTEIES
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,
CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

PRANK HAMMERSTEIN TAKES PLEAS-
II ure IN saying 20 his friends and custamers
that be has now on hand. and is uanufaeturing,
Wagons, Carriages, and BugSies OF al qualities.
fhe work is aii done under his immediate inspsc-
tion. consequently viii be warranscd-
ferseas from distance having Carriages or
Bagges 10 NJ paint re-trina can have their work
done on the shortest netice, and on the nost "a
yor2hle terms.
Being the oIdest praetieai Rusgy zza Carriage
Maker Ia the city, he Is thsrefore better prepared
shan any ether manufacturer 10 MI oEdars.
ap3. #
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
GROCERIES.

CUGAR-CASE MILLS eag.r-csns nillsy
- assorted siEes szd priosss Jast received psr
steamer Prfma DonEz, and for aale -
VICkEBT BROS,
No ls2 Main street
COOKS SUGAR EYAP0RATOKs -s5 Psns
" and Furnaces for sAsS Al
yICEERT BROS,
So. IL EaiE strsst
I4THITE EESHAGE0cK P0TAUOKs-Ioo
w bgsh. Northern Potatoes n store ara fsr
sale b TICKERY BROS,
10. lz3 Main street.
C0RS- Is bushsls Corr- Msai, fresh
~ grOu1d. in store and for sale b
FFCKERT Bros
no Isl Main street
WHITE LIMR-s0 bbls- eholes UHsiseksd
W White Lima in stors and for - ~
Iss Aain street
L'L0IRi FLOUR l-Io0 bkls- TsTnsrs' aiiis :
plsass-at vICKERY BROS,
80 liz Mzin street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
U. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, HouNTY and ARREARS, BouN-
4 ~ Land and Rack Pay cor Soidiors. Widows,
or ether legal claimants. ofhee-Third Street,
neAr Msia. JOHN TENNIS, Assat.
Kvsnsvllle, Tni.. March Is, lsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
PIANOS.

Piano-Fortes just Received.
WE HAVE JUST CommESCED RECEIy-
w ing a stock q splendid Pianos-tAs only lot
Of the style and make ever offered In this eity
call and examine.
Piaac stoulsand Covers for sale.
WARREN 3 c0NYNGToS.
nayst aa Ne Aaia Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
River News.

ARRIvALs
s. Patrick, LculsviiIe. Emms Floyd. Nash
fAraseons Lozinvilie. Gen. Andsrson, Care
silver Aocu, Cin- Edds. Pond Riser
q n pnaksrsen, Ram. Grey Eagle, Lesisville.
Gen. Hsilcck. Hena
DEPARTURES
81 Patrick, aeDPhis- r K Duakersoa, Ram
Atmaaa, Satro Iarsscon LaaisxiIla.
silver Moan, Mempais. Kmma floyd, Cin
Cen HAilecks Hens Grey Eagle. Henderson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
sUNDRIBs.

IAn BUSHELS CLEAN RYE; 81
INgtF 100 Buckets Pine Tar.
"a Barrels White Lime;
loo Pounds Carpet Chain
90 Pounds Staging and Tret Lines:
Tierca Dried Beef.
Dozen Beef Tongues
just received and 6pr.sala hy 81
my2s REILLY & 60, = Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

rTvoY PAINTS N GREAT YAEfETE kED
i Priess, Lad PeneIis, Psus, HelesFs, Lsbsr,
pAper. Eazslgpea. At So. % int 5ln.st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
STRAYED.

EtKoh M KEsIDEECEs II HILLERs-
Il BCEGH, wargick county Or THfsday, the
18th Of May, two MaTes. One ~4s bay Mare
about affes1 hssas hizh, had white spot On
each side white forshsad, blsek fast, name and
tail The other Mare WGs blsrk ard about four
ten hands hfgE. They ars supposed % Be both
Ar psrscn returning ths@ % ne st ny resi-
sIanes Or zfgfns such informstion - viii lad -
thsir recovery, viii be literally rsxsrds1-
lsS - WA- kLLIB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

DHYsTcTAHs' PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVE
HALLoCK,s Drug Store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

DUCK WHAT FLOUR
ID 20 Sacks Pennsylvania nsek Whssl Floar,
For sale Al Mn. CALDWELL'R
Ne. o. First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

IIoMIgT-1 sBAfrsls extra whits Eoniny.
: : : sos FIRST STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

CELLER's COUGH CUBE, STRICKLAND
- aud Hsliiflaoas Cough BslsAm, chsrrJ Pes
terAi, Hairs B4isan4, uaryfs Cough Cufs and
!. a. 6. HALLocK's Drag Store.