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FRCM SULIIvAN's ISLAND.
sg s SEPTEMBER IA, 1864.

: Mr. Editor Since my last, there has
been some change in the siege Of Fort Sum-
ter. On the night, of the 9th instant, there
was some firing onSnmter, steady fire was
kept up bstHssnthe batteries Of this Island
and James and Morris Islands, no casualties
reported here. On the 9th, the firing on
sSunser ceased, from some cause, it is said
eEnt q large number Of Yankee prisoners
were placed IN the fort, in retaliation for the
six hundred Of our prisoners on Morris LIS.
land, exposed to the fire Of our guns. l
have NOT seen any Abatement confirming the
report Of prisoners in Sumter Calcium
lights have been kept up on the feet and
Morris Island, for the past week, every
night. On Friday night there was con-
siderable number of barges moving from
Morris Island to the West side, an attack
was expected on Sumter, and all hands were
called out and held in readiness at the can
non and parapets, awaiting the approach Of
the enemy; the night passed off quietly,
without an attack, very few shots have been
fired on Sumter up to the present time
an occasional shell is thrown here. On
Monday morning, Lieut.. Rhett, Of the lst
Infantry, was wounded By. a she'll passing
through bis quarters. On yesterday morn
ing there was some firing between the ves-
/. sells Of The enemy and battery Marshal, this
battery is situated on the Northern extrem-
ity Of this Island, it appears the enemy had
the night before, been making reconnois-
sanoe off Long Island, and in passing back,
some firing took place, this morning there
was heavy FIRE between battery Marshal
and four vessels. It laated about two hours
when the vessels drew off and went South.
There is . rumor that the enemy had landed
troops on Long Island, or Horse Island,
{ they are near each other. In short time
more correct information will, doubtless, be
received.
The health of this place is good at this
time. s-.'-. . . .,''
The fall of ATLANTA and the result of the
armistiee is creating considerable degree
of anxiety, and is the theme of varied opin-
ions and prophecies, 1t is a great source
Of rejoicing in the Northern States. The
fan Of Atlanta is looked upon as one Of the
iniahing strokes of crushing out the rebel
., lion, and with Lees army broken up, the
. ensmy would think his work Of subjugation
completed. The spirit of the South is still
\ buoyant, and there is much work yet to be
done before the 7andal hordes shall be able
to tread, with impunity, the extensive soil
of the South. Wemay yet meet many dis
.sstsrs, but justice will finally triumph
Let US look on the bright side of the pig
ture as we'll as the dark, the future will be
revealed in due time. Yours truly,
DARBY.
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Victory in,Arkansas.

CLINTON, La, Sept. l6.-shelby's vic.
tory, in Arkansas is completes. The rail-
road was torn up for several miles; and one
entire regiment Of Yankees captured Il Z
The army Form has destroyed the entire
cotton crops on the river from Vicksburg to
New Orleans. - zsa
The yellow fever d very violent at Key
West and Tortugas. ye -
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i ASSESSORS ADVERTISEMENT.
4 TIE Assessors advertisement will be
found in this paper. As this will be the
only Insertion, onr York subscribers may
save themaelves and the Assessors, much
trouble and inconvenience, BY reading it
carefully and making their lists as there di-
rsctsd.
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The N. y. ,Sar, saws as q number

ma. The N. Y. Sun saysas anumber Of
statements have recently been made in re-
ference to the number Of Confederate pris:
oners nowin custody, the following COR
rected account Of them has been obtained:
Officers, four Thousand enlisted dsmen, fifty
thousand. in round numbers. This does
not include those captured IN recent oper:
'ations; and nos'yet reported to the'eanmis-
sary General. :sf2
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u.Virginia.

RIcHMoND, Sept. B. "A rsiding party
Of Yankees burnt the railroad bridge over
the Rapidan. Yesterday. afternoon. sra
RICHMOND, Sept. l9.-Ipteligence from
Winchester to the Afternoon Of the 18th say
our forces held the ground from Winchester
to opeauau. The enemy D Infantry, est;
mated at thirty thousand, remain behind
entrenchments, but their caFalIy, ten thouss
and strong, display considerable enterprise
and activity. Earl5's-arny is in fine con-
dition, enjoying abundant supplies, inclu;
ding vegetables and fruits. a. I.
.R1oHMoNp, Sept 1.-THE Herald, Of
the 18th has dispatches from the Southwest
which states that Price With scot. cavalry
crossed the Arkansas river, half way be;
tween Little Rock and Fort Smith, on the
9Th nrouts for Missouri. 1sasss ~ , ssas,
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coLoNEr's ELECTION.
q Cspt. John g. Enloe, Of Beat No. 5, was,
on Friday last, elected Colonel Of the S4th
Regiment, s. G. NJ, by majority Of about
ffty votes.
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Histrict, for Subscriptions, Advertising and
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YORKYITIEFEMAIE U0TIIi
SALT EOR sAI.

SALT FOR SALE. sa4Sg
lust received 150 BUSHELS Of
.ey SALT, In Barrels Of FIVE BusHEL ioE ssje @
$50 per BUSHEL ,orTWo And AHAhF HusHEE9u
SALT fer a HUNDRED POUNDS sof FLOUR. Ealtd 10
iisered In YorsyHe neeof chatee: .a.,s- 81.
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4gn1eneM.

MARRIrp-on the 9Th Instant al the residence of the
brides father ut Ebenczenille s. c., BY Rev. u: McDon
aid, MI ]. F. BARRON and Miss JENNIE AZ klLL1AN.
us,u.uu =,
n ,FTTERS REMAINING M.THE
L Post Office at SMITHS TURN OUT, York District,
g. G.. uncaed for and WIf dead leers, and
sent 70 the dead letter ofce IN fifteen days from date, mt
A. Garyin, and Mr. J. II. Ritt.
September i. 1854. .s,.,.-, a.
, HEADQUARTERS,
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FOR THE SENATE. s

:E0R q AX COILEGEOR.-WE
q sfeauthorzed 10 announce SMITH sANDEHStsS q
candidsts at The spsuLne sieetded
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:. WAR. TAx. Iss

September q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
THE VERY LATEST
TELE q r A p H.
CONGRESSIONAL.
rIIfIIIth Congress--First Session.
Y.sHrsGros March 81

WAsHISGTog, March 81.
HoUsE-On motion Of Arnold the Sec-
rotary Of War vas called upon. If not in
compatible with the public interests, to
furnish a statement Of the number OF
men called into service in March, 1861,
and the quota Of each State under each
call
The House then went into the consid-
Grafton of the resolution OF Brown, Of
Wis, directing the Secretary Of War
to Communicate the number Of regiments,
the number Of privates, and the amount
paid for bounties and equipments, and
other expenses originating, aud what
battles the negro troops had been en-
gagged in aud how many killed and
wounded.
The resolution requiring the Presi-
dent, Secretary Of State, and Secretary
Of War to furnish the number Of persons
arrested for military offsnses or any
other alleged offences against the Gov
eminent, By order or with the knowledge
Of either Of them, who have not been
tried or convicted in any civil or crimi-
nal court, with the charges or ACCUSE
tons for such arrests, and the number OF
prisoners in forts; whether any prison
ers have been banishsd from the loyal
States, dc, &c, was introduced.
On motion Of Rollins. of n. r., the
resolution vas laid on the table-62 to
IS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
JOURNAL oFFICE.

JOB wORK.-Ths Journal Once is furnished
with fall assorsmsnt Of new sad bssutiful type,
OF the latest styles and Is folly prepared to exc.
cute az handsome work as eau be done in the
State, such LETTgE HEADs, Bmt.HsADs,
HEsorSaI. clsevIAHs, BUHEEss cAHDs, BALL.
TicKsrs, sHrsFfxs- BLLs. PesrKas, &e. &C., sithsr
10 plain Or fancy colors.
OUR BISDEBY.--Ws have ia connection with
this ofies oss d Abe beat BOOK BIEDERIEs and
BLANK BOOK hAEUFAcTURrEsIa this State.
aud are prepared to de EgLISo and BINDING - de-
sired. Magazines, Periodicals, &C., bound Ia any
siyis required, and old books rs-bound At short
notice. Lodgsr.. Journals aud blaak books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses. hsr-
chants, &C., manufactured on as reasonable terms
A. any other establishment.
All work done at this once will be done prompt
~, and viii be ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

NFw YoRK, April 4-The TfibEDe's
Alexandris, La, letter, states that the
report IS current among the seeesh that
Gen. Steel entered Shreveport: on the
18th, after several hours fighting. No
confidence can be placed in the report,
though it may have occurred.
Our feet was awaiting 6 rise on Red
River to pass the Falls Oar gunboats
hsd obtained over 10000 bales of cotton,
aud 5000 bales were burned by rebels
abosrd the /" Falls CITY.
Washington specials say that Gen. ".
F. Smith will command the troops in
Gen. Batlers department, and person
ally conduct military operations
Gen Meade, on written statement TO
the War Committee, asserts that he new
er issued an order TO retreat from Get
tysburg on the I'd of July. 1t seems to
have been written BY Gen. Butter6eld
without orders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

Sheriff. Sale no. 1874.

DR. VIRTUE o. AZ oEpER orSALE ISSUED
ID oEt u The 0rles VI the Chrk q the Court Of
Common Pless q Faa3rrburxh County, faaiaua,
In favor 81 Mancus Sherwood shf NJ. ]. BRAY. 81
ecntors 81 Horace nanham deceased, ana against
John Robbers, Maria Rohbers aad Auioas Cor
der, will, on
FRIDAY. March efb. Is6f.
Betwuen las Aenrs e I0oeis<k 4. NJ. ed o'eioak
r. II. " said day AZ tbs doar The Court House 10
the Cisy Of Evansville, Indiana. offer Tor sale.
P1biie Aueiton. the Rents aud profits for the term
u seven wars Of tbs following described Heal e.
tate, 70 Rif
All that half part e lot Numbered one hHnsrsd
aud ninety tlsTl, 10 the Donati0a EniaFge-
ment Of she city q EFauavliie in the County Of
FAuderbErgh. State 81 Indiana, which adiuins and
IL bounded by Wslnut street, being one hundred
and twenty $50 feet on said Walnut street. By
thirty seven and bali g37ll feet front Fourth
o. AaFkst street twenty l1l fssf Of aid original
let 80. les kaFiug bech et 81 By the city II
EsAnsTilie 70 widen Markss sfrsef, and ten feet
ths allsy end q said lot havipg been appropriated
10 widen said alisy - : thirty Set street.
And should said Rents and Profits not
ssll for sEa sufseisst e satisfy szid Writ and
Costs, sill At tbs sane time and plzcs. CTR Tor
sale the Fee Simpis Of said prsEsfses,
GEORGE W0IFLIS, shsrisY G.
A l. Robinson PId-s Afty'H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
election Eews---Rfot at Leavea.
WORTH Kansas.

election Heyxs---Rfot az Leaxen-
WORTH Kansas
ST. LouIs, April 4.-Cemplese returns
indicate the election of Jas. S. Thomas,
radical candidate for Mayor. by from
1900 10 $500 majority. The new COsn-
Gil will have from 4 to radical major
ity
At the election at Leaveuworth, Jos.
L. Mcdowell and his entire ticket was
elected By from. 600 TO 500 majority. At
hoon Mayor Anthony issued a proclAma-
ton closing the polls and calling on the
citizens 10 assist him in preserving the
peace, which Was disregarded and the
the voting continued Rioting was Ia
dalged in to a considerable extent. and
several citizens, including Mayor An
thony, were beaten with reviewers and
driven from the polls.
The Democrats Leayenworth special
says that st the election to-day the polls
were seized By mob and Mayor Autho-
ny and many Of bis friends knocked down
and brutality beaten. The City Marshal
vas assaulted and dangerously wounded
Armed men took possession of the polls
early 10 the morning and deied the city
authorities. The military was called up
on By the Mayor to preserve order, but
assistance was refused. Gen. Davis, dis
trict commander issued strict orders that
soldiers at the Fort should not visit the
city unless entitled to vote, but the order
WAS openly violated. Gen. Curtis was
absent. Great excitement exists aud
ths beat citizens pronounce the election
farce snd fraud The CopperheAds
are iubilant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
River News.

~-1.
The river continues 70 rise rapidly,
with a fine stage of water 10 Cairo and
a good prospect Of an increase
There has been large amount Of busi-
ness done on The levee since our last re-
port and the wharf is now crowded With
freight just received and 70 be shipped.
There we're nearly 1000 bales Of cot
ton landed here siaes Friday last, and
the St. Patrick is due to day with another
large cargo asEE rT.ass
The Silver Moon passed down ysstsr-
day with q splendid trip for Memphis.
She discharged some freigh, here.
The Little Grey Eagle took ont con
siderable freight yesterday aud was full
Of people
The Gen. Anderson also had a fair
trip. She left about o. clock.
We have rumor that the great MIS-
issippi met with an accident on the
Mississippi, which has caused her de:en-
Hon. She Is expected every hour.
The Big Grey Eagle viii be here TO-
day for Vieksbarg and New Orleans, be
tween which ports she viii hereafter ply.
Capt Harry McDougsl, one of the most
popular officers afioat IS in command,
and shippers and passengers Cor New
Orleans win do we'll to go and ship BY
the big Eagle to-day
The propeller Empire and one
other was loading here yesterday Tor
Nashville with oats and corn for the Gov.
eminent Theyi take amazing loads.
The Anglo Saxon PASSED up yesterday
fall Of cottoa.
The Cordelia Ann cane IN last night
from Nashville. and viii probably reload
here.
The elegant siae-wheel steamer Bril-
liant will te down to day FOR New Or
leans Captain Dan Conway. formerly
Of the Forrest Queen is her Captain. and
he is a first class gentleman AID an &C
eomplished ofiiear
The popular Cumberland Rixer packet
Carrie will be ia to day from Nashville,
and will return this evening Captain
Hazleit deserves big Trip He is a
most clever gentleman.
Numerous drays we're busy yesterday
removing freight irou the waters edge
TO prevent the rapid rise reaching il
There IS avsry large aecumulaiion Of
freight on lhs wharf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
Fornign News.

/ %sAh aVSAf n Pfit - nc 1tt9 Oh Lou
don left Liverpool at / o'clock on the
morning Of the I'D, and Queenstown
24ih Of March, and arrived here at
o'clock this morning.
The New York correspondent Of the
London Star says the American Govern
ment will surrender the barque Dixon,
seized by the Vanderbilt.
The Times editorial on American az
fairs says il sees no foresbadowing Of the
end, aud says the enly thing certain is,
there win be no Intervention. The
Americans viii work out the result by
themselves
Garibaldi is expected to land at South.
ainpton in about week.
The London Morning Herald says un-
less Napoleon and Macmillan recog-
nized the South, the establishment Of the
Mexican empire will be frui.less ex-
penditure Of strengthby France, aad end
in the humiliation Of all concerned.
No additional fighting in Jatland 4
semi-ohieiai Copenhagen paper sans
Denmark will not aeeede 10 an arlnisiiee,
AS she cannot entertaia surrender Of
Duppel nor consent to the present posi-
ton Of affairs
II Is stated Napoleon u much gratiEed
b. the expression of English sentiment
in the recent debates IL Parliament
LUEePoot. March 23--cottou dull
and easier, quotations irregular Bread
stufs quiet, nominal. wheat steady;
corn quiet. Provisions quiet Bacon
dull Pork quiet Lard unchanged
PORTLAND, Me, April 4--The Hi
beFnean, from Liverpool Gath, via Lon
donery 2jth, has arrived
The Germans have abandoned the
siege Of Fredrica.
/ The pirate Florida arrived at sopho.
MIA Teneriffe on the 4fh and sailed on
the 5th The L 5 ship St Louis reached
there on the 6th.
Macmillan embarks for Mexico on the
18th. No business doing on The 18th.
being good Friday
LlvERrooi, March 2l--Iord Ashbur.
ton Is dead
The Danish Rigrsg close4 Tuesday.
The King said I've are still alone, and
know not how long Europe will look up
on acts Of violence perpesrased against
as We are ready to do everything that
may serve TO establish peace, but the
time is still distant when We shall submit
10 humiliating peace
LONDON. March 24--The Times has q
telegram from Vienna stating the con
ference proposed by England without a
detailed basis or armistice is accepted
by Austria and Prussia.
The territorial integrity Of the Danish
monarchy under present dinaslies will
be maintained The conference meets
at once
The Globe says the Emperor Maxi
milan viii adopt the policy of strict neu
trali:y towards the Confederate States
The Government a, Washington has moi
agreed to credit an envoy to Mexico
without conditions
The disturbances in Perth Hungary
appear to have been quite serious
Fourteen persons belonging to higE
classes have been arrested, and SOC
arms seized.
-Four new paddle steamers, built o
steel, aud o great speed, are ready TO
: leave LivI .oolio run the blockade
PoRr ID, April 4.-The Hibernian
from serpool the a4th, via London
derr 9Th arrived here to-day.
sERPoot, March 24th-Mancheste
K.arkets very dull Provisions declining
Breaastuffs quiet and steady. Flour yer,
dull and nominal Wheat quiet ans
steady Red Western s0@s5d. Corr
qaie,
The Popes health is said to be in
proving
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEM
Batehelor's Celebrated Hair Dye

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is The Ress in the Forldl The only
Harmless, TSus, and Reliable Dye
kn0sca.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfsci-ehAnges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair. instantly 10 Glossy Black
or Natural Brown. without IRs1ring the Hair ct
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soit aud
Beautiful; inpSrts fresA vitality. freqnsntly ne
storing its pristine color, aud reesinss the i'll
snecss OF Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILL
LIAM A. BATcHELoR. sIl others are mere imi-
fations, aud should be avoided. sold BY Il
Druggists, &c. Factory--s2 Barclay street, N.
BATcHRLoR's NRw TOILET CREAM FoR
DRESSING TEE HAIR. Fvfa 1,lAawlv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

tsFt'IAl AtIANftoA FAD . Al TNEcaAscE o.
Dwellings & Farm Property.
tnsurss such BUiidings and Contents on faxor.fis
Terms from One to Five Years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. aud sexual systems-nsE ard reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD Assf :
CITATION. Sent By mail in sealed letter saVsl-
opes, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. sEILLTS
HoUGHTos, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street. P hiiassIphis. Pa
aprf'64 dAsrIys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

nue trial ard yuu VIII haqsr nsr Ray others
IL i not Necessary 20 pahlish long list 81 dts
esses fpr which the Cetrun Ititirrs ars specific
Ia At dis~asre Of the STOMACH. BOW-
Ills. LIVER OH KIDNEYS
In al an-efiuusu ~ the BRAIN DEPEND
INC tPON DERANGEMEET OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELss
10 ts0UT. HlFfc q s1ATIrM AND NM
RALGIAt
Asa IN FEVER AND AGURt
It's destined % safaroede al other remedies II
oct enly eures fh-se disease. bat Il FaEsExTs
them
wine Fisss fall Of she Eitfsrs taken "A hour
hei3te ssfh snssi viii abxiats the ~ esis q the
most unhealthy elimsts. and screen the person
taking Il sEaiuss dlseAss nnaeF tbs meet frytas
eqposHres
sold ~ Druggists aad gFeusfs generally
Hs~nf john ROLLS PsinrinAl Of6a Ttnh
street, Louisville, Ky
Sold b PETER VfRRITNa
tetA sole Agsnt. Evansville, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
Dyspepsia,

ADD IL attendant tfziu Of sympt aus. 4 acts more
axe charm thsn . uzesliciue. Tilere Is nothing
In the range Of the MatsriA Aediea that tor mo-
ulent bear comparison Slth Il n this disease.
full aaruunt Of this wonderful plant mAY be
FUND IN the iith ssiilisn Of the Z. D DispeBsAto-
y, pages fasi and l.sss.
A SERIES af experiments In which Dr.. Bull has
pesn Tor years engaged has iust beVn brought 10
AAnecessiui termination, and be il nov enehied 90
eiisr % the public combination Of Csdron. With
ether approved toaiess the whole preserved IL tbs
beet quality % copper distilled Bourhoa NhISkY,
whish he = confident has 20 equ ai Ia the vorid
lie might furnish volume Of certificates. but
tise pnblic have long siana iearsc1 q estimate
things Al their trus value. The ssfst plan Is for
every enc & = Tor himself the virtues ~ hsu
mr4irIne. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
sHERIFF's SALES.
Sheriff. Sale No ial

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE TsSt-E o
~ out Of tiss Office at the Clerk u shss Caart
q Common Pseas q NAnsiersafg Canasy, lid iass.
IN hFeT Of Christian necksf and Aysfnst Frsug
rainaa. viii, GA
THURSDAY. March ~. isa.
Belwsen the haars ~ 10 o'elnck A. VI and aseiaek
p. NJ, 81 said day at the door 81 the Court Haasa
IN The City Of Evansville, Iuisna aser for sale al
Public Auction, the R~ats ans PFohta Dor the terra
q seven years q the following described nsat Is
tate, 70 Aft ea
The soufhwest quarter q che soefkeasf qs,arssr
Of seefioA twenty eight ~ Of township sevru az
south ofFAugs eleven flf sssts n the A@ucrnnes
Land Distrfef, Nasasr buTxi eouRiy, IuAiaba.
And shouid said Rents and rrVhts not sell far a
sum saiiicleHt 10 satisfy said Writ ana Coats,
vii, tiss time aad pzes oaer for sale tte
fes simple q said premises.
GEORGE woLFLIN, shurtay c
Il. O. sfiuzgn. Plass Aftsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
MEDICAL.
Z. -. HERR. M. ID.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEoU

EoRAERLI OF QUINCY. ILLS, TENDERS
Il his professional services to the eitisens Of "
ansvills and vicinity, and with the experiepce Of
fifteen years active practice, he Is snahlsd 20 trrat
successfully ell chronic affections diseases OF
Icing standing, Impurities Of the Blood, Diseases
Of the Threat or Chest, Indigestion, Chronic
piarrhea, Cancers, Old Ulcers, Diseases OF the
skin, Serofnla, all Diseases Of the Eye, and dis
eases Of Women aud Children.
oFFfCE-on Main Street. over Dobeirs Book
Store. Residence corner First aud Division Sts.,
At Mr.. Sellers 0face hours from 10 IL .. N !,
ami from 2 TO D. m aAeas iysax
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
sherifa Sac Nn. leo

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE Is
ID susd nfIi af the Dfee Of the Clerk 81 the Court
Of Comaasn Pleas 81 faudsEbafs Coanty. Indiana
lu favcf q isHles = EHgisga, aud against lee.
bells ReynslAs snd ethsrs,I Vii, pa -
wEnN EsnAf, March "a tss4.
Between the houss II 70 asti.,ek a = and 4o'ei5sk
y ofssid DAY at the deer u the Court Ilau-~ ia
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