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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

See o. lad - o harEAsr ~aasssS That ell brs-
kersand hAsskers doing business a. br.ksns, shall
be sgbieet to pay the folloNing du aud rates OF
duty ups the sales Of mere hahf ffs produce xoid
aud SILVER balkan. fareig 20 sxchang e. negrs ent
money. promissory notes, eks, boz az. or othsr
ssft si-s .hersiaAfter aientisRed, and shs, Ne
sasiscs to~all tho proyis 10 n bt fnapplcls
BE tasTssos fsT the heenrns assA : gent, eeentIou
ct the aasiess and itehs aud penaties Is are pre-
scriesa tsr the Esrs0ns firms. companies or so.
Passitohs. eStsg oz possessing or having the Hsn
sg-nea tot IA breads, steamboats, and kFeyecassS
thAs Is 70 ,sy Upou al sales OF mergeandtsa. pre-
que ssN hsrgoods, Oneself hth Of one per eantun
upon all Sales nd esntraets forsAiss 81 stocks
sa<ass@es-tsz~sttstAe one per esntum "a the nSr
yAsps lheysefs and ef gold aud silver bullion aud
cola serri sn exeAange. promIsSory notes. or ether
So arittes, one twentieth q one PER csntuz "a ts
aR9apt such ssiss; FrsridaSs Thsssay person,
hrls or company not balRs lice naed IS brekvr or
banker, or wholesa or retail aealsr whe shall
Sc ~ pear to sail sny mere anaise produce. er
gold aNd siiSSf bulifon, f~srfgr -@xcknrxr urerr-
tent mouey. promissory nstss. sstseks. 81 a., or
other seeurites, not bona h4est Ne tfx ms uwr'
property, aud actually ON hand, shalt be liable ia
adj ion 70 ait ether penalties provfaed in such
cases, 30 pay any sentum in addition 10 IL
cor gsinE duties aud rates Of dufy. -
] SEQ NO. ssae % q fartAer sascfsd, That fssess
shsll to lsvisd annually, yeaKxie - Yacht
biIiiafd tapis, gold watet4 sypi = ~ sthsr
musical Instruments, aneksuAM gel4 SD siiFer.
plSs- ras ssssFsh duties r. stns & assnsf ssk
down in figures against the sAnss Fsspeazzsalg, n
otherwise specified and sea- fnrth tn X heaRis a.
hereto Sh6sSSd, % b paid ~ he neSssA sS psy<
sous owning, posssssiag. OF ksspiRg re sazas 80
tslae ihAM Ia, and rsnstn ssffep thereon entsl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Express Campanies.

Soc. l0t Asd BE- FARTHER sasesed, That Any
psrsot. arm, esmpAny, OF corporation carrying on
Or doing express business, shsit be suljses 70
aud pay duty Of three per oentum on tn gross
amoslAt Of all the receipts Of sseh express basi
ness = @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
Homes for Mexicn.

Next 70 our own war the struggle of
the Liberals in Mexico to maintain their
constitutional liberty is the most ifnpor-
tsnt subject which engrosses the Ameri.
can mind, and every intelligence from
that country finds deep interest in. the
United States. Late news from Mexico
presents cheerful aspect for the Liber-
al cause The National Government.
under President Jnarer, is fruIy fxed
at Monterey, and is said to be in perfect
working order, and the greatest enthusi-
asm prevails among the loval Mexicans
all over the country to support their
President and sustain their constitution
al Government There is much real
strength in Mexico, and all that is want
ed to make it available is unity Of action.
The present prospect of having ; for
eign Emperor forced upon the coantry
by foreign bayenets will bring out all the
strength of the people, and in view of
this national calamity and degeneration,
all other differences, and al personal
schemes of ambition will gre way ID the
great duty Of preserving the national
Liberties Of the people, Of ail grades and
conditions.
By the latest accounts from Mexico It
appears that the hatred of the Liberals
against the French invaders and the
home traitors is growing more intense
-.a la ztE14 a4Lsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

Cuno, June lI-By the arrival Of the
steamer Liberty No 2, we have some
further accounts Of the battle near Co
lambda, Arkansas The rebel forces en-
gagged we're estimated at 1900, with ar
tillerY.
Gen. Smith landed at Sunnyside on
the 9TH, and took up the line Of march
early in the morning, daring q heavy
rain. in the direction Of Lake ChecoL
About 3 O clock bis advance met two re.
giments Of the enemy, strongly posted
On the oppositS bank Of a bayou empty
ing into the lake, aad opened fire apon
them from two guns, when they fell back
TO a second position on the bayou, leav-
ing an open Geld between the two lines.
Our fire was responded to BY the enemy
with battery o. six guns, and an aFtil.
lary duel Of some inmates ensaed Our
forces soon desisted from the Sc Of their
guns, aud advanced under n heavy Gre
upon the enemy's lines, driving them
from their position. The enemy retreat
ed in Weaterly direction, leaving the
lake ia their rear, rendering l. impracti-
cable 20 pursue them, and our forces
withdrew. The engage ment lasted about
an hear Our loss was 20 killed and 70
wounded. The enewys loss was about
the same
Our forces suffered most in crossing
the open field, being under a heavy dr'
Of artillery and small arms Marina
duke is reported 70 be in command O
the rebels Gen Morver had bis horsl
shot twice while leading his men upor
the enemYs line.
The guerrillaa made a raid upon tn,
plantation OF Judge Dent, near skip
worth 8 Landing, on the 7th, capturing
90 males, and carrying OF al the ne
groea employed on the plantation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

every day, while the determination
drive them out Of the county IS settiiBs
into a conviction of reality. The Frsnel
and their traitor allies have suffered IL
nense defeats recently, and unless tbsy
are speedily largely reinforced from
abroad, they must meet with further dis
asters, which viii soon drive them Il
the point of evacuation. The French
and their allies have lately bsen defeated
and routed at Jonnta- The Constitu-
tional Government IS reported to have
a force Of nearly fifty thousand strong in
different sections Of the country, usder
able commanders, while swarms Of yusr-
rillas ara lowering about through ths
country. If the Mexicsns would ini
tate our example and place all Their
troops and military operations under til
control Of one guiding head, order woals
be brought out Of chaos, and the fui
strength Of the nation could be brough
to bear against the enemies Of the Gov
eminent Until some great leader shal
arise capable Of controlling all the ele
ments and moulding all the strength 0
the nation, they cannot hope for cons
plets success in their righteous cause
The question now is, what has becoml
Of Maximilian7 - PHILADELPHIA IHqui
l rer.t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

CINCINNATI, June ll--After leaving
Lexington and GeoFgsiown, Morgans
main force appears 10 have turned
North, and followed the Kentucky
Central Railroad.
They attacked the 10th 0hioregiment
at Cynthiana this morning, driving them
North, and burning the town aud two
trains which left Cosington last night
and this morning =
Morgan is apparently trying to make
bis way out Of the State nearly IN tie
direction be entered il
LOUISVILLE, June Ii-Adyices from
Headquarters have Just been received
that Gov Bramlette has armed the
citizens Of Frankfort aud that thu fort
Is well garrisoned, and can, doubtless,
hold ont against any attack until Gen.
Burbridge, who, at last accounts, was at
Lexington, shall arrive.
General Darlington, commanding the
district Of Indiana, now here, received
a telegram, dated Bag3ad 1890 this
morning, saying that heavy cannonading
was heard in the direction of Frankfort
at seven o'clock this morning and stiIl
continued at intervals About Q clock
last evening large light was seen in
that direction, reported 20 be from the
burning Of bridge about three miles
this side Of Frankfort
LOUISVILLE, June 1l.-General Car
rington has Just received telegram
from Gen. Burbridge 4. A G dated
Lexington, p NJ to-day, saying I have
heard nothing from Gov. BramIette.
The rebels left here Yesterday for
Georgetown and are supposed to have
gone east from there. Burbridge start
ed in pursuit, with fresh horses. last
night, and will push them up and firht
them steadily. A messenger who left
the capital at four clock this morning.
reports Frankfort under martial law.
aud al men capable OF bearing arms
have been armed 20 defend the CITY.
. The State archives have been removed
to the fort, and the Governor feels con-
fdent Of holding 1t until 'reinforcements
shall arrive. A force Of three hundred
rebels occupy the stockades, three miles
this side Of Frankfort, to prevent rein
fercements from reaching Frankfort
from Louisville. The Union tro0rs
made an assault on the stoekads Izst
night, but were .rspulsed by superior
numbers.
By order Of the Governor the entire
enrolled militia Of Jefferson county are
ordered out, and business IS directed to
be suspended until further orders. A
courier from Frankfort reports that
flag Of truce was sent :o-day to Governor
BramleEte, demanding the imnediats
and unconditional surrender Of Frank
fort, which was declined and fighting
RESUMED An unautheutcated report
says. There were about one hundred
killed and wounded at Frankfort to-
day
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE special
train, with 200 armed soldiers, which
left AZ o clock last evening, report that
they went within thirteen miles Of Frank
fort aud aseertained that the ordnance
train bound West turned back and went
towards Frankfort with an escort Of 70
soldiers on board. Sighting q force Of
rebels Il various points. ~se
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
LOIHZ.
Dr. II. Anders & Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kid
neys, Digestive Organs, and Gianduiar system.
The success which has attended the use Of this
remedy In private practice, and the endorsement
Of medical authority, enable Us 20 recommend It
TO the practitioner and the public, feeling con-
hdent that with fair trial IL will attest its ewn
excellence In the cure Of chronic diseases which
indicate Iodine, such scrotuia, Bronchitis. Skin
Eruptiona, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyk.
pepsiA, Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
OF Iodine Water containing three quarter
grains FuaE iodine IN each Huid-ounee PuRE wa
GER, soiVeu beiHg used 10 Is not liabla TO de-
eomposition nor spontaneously formed iueauaii-
sies neither is the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
iEed by combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior TO any other method
OF exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle that Il
may be used a. family medicine we'll by
the profession.
Price one dollar Per bottle ON receipt Of Ave
dollars, six bottles delivered FRKE by express 20
any address.
Beware OF Counterfelts and limitations which
unprincpled dealers endeavor to dispose Of on cur
reputation. Seq our signature and trademark
(lhe Greek word heading this Advertisement
uon the labels aud wrappers Of each bottle, with
oft which none Is genuine.
Circulars gratis
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
COMMERCIAL.
New York Markets.

NKW YoKk, Junc II.
COTTON excited and The pries sdrsnosf ally
&c per pound a. 81 258l ~ Ter aiddiing Up
ianas
TLuuB-Stats snd.wesisrn op.ae1 quite sfeasiy
sifh TAR demand. but closed tuii aad seaFesis
- trnl a. 81 a561s "a Extra STATE; - $3.50
for Z o /; s. 42tz9 ~ for trade hFsnds. inelu-
ae4 in the sales 800 barrels Extra sfAse C.
arrive before the 18th u Juue at -. ssd
90 tarrsis o. tie same asf half q July AZ 81
WHISKY quiet al 81 32GSl 3-5s
WHEAT active aad nvm Cor prlnia. and agH
heasy ~Bd a@ciiniEg for comuna qualities ~ 81 Z
81 - faF Ch0ioa SPriagi ST. Tissi Is for Nilwsa-
las'lnh: 81 ez6Hl 50 for Amber Milwaukee s. e
/ sl 50 gsr Winter Red Western.
/ R1E Ara A. 81 Ga IFS.
/ CORN dail, heavy and iowur New Mixed Wee
/ tern 81 5fesI Is; Nss Mixed Western n0sainal .
/ 81 s.
/ OATS more active and iawer
/ BYEdaH - Il1s far Rspgoou.
/ COFFEE quiet and unchanged.
srGAR quiss, Caba i78iThse, and a. hoxe
/ Havana II lie.
/ PETROLEUM quiet a. uschanEed
Wool arm with moi er sts demand.
PORK hrneT, with soo-l demaad, ihe eh j.
/ advance teiug on usN prims 81 75.
/ BEEF aaiet and unchauEed.
! BAC0S-Sitcs dali and nominal.
/ LARD qulet AHd without change a. slsesistt.
RuTfER arm AZ - a. or Ohio, and asgss e
/ State
CHKEsE steady at I0sIs
MONEY quiet At col.
STERLING EXCHANGE duh, lover and noa.l
| al.
GOLD heavy and lover. openiag At o.. dsclinia
| % 81, aHd closing heavy Al ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

COURT NOTICE.

STATE or IspIASa ] In the vsadsrburg Cir.
fAsDrEsvsa coTsTT. Term, isss.
william Philips. Joan Bert. James Bryce. Isssyh
Richards, John Bry &C, Robert D. Brycs. viii
lam r Hartiy, John A. H. carsoa, John Floyd
sad william Floyd
John W Heghes, and 8 D. Pierre. Pierce aud
- Pierce. 81 the firm ~ :. b. Pierre, Sens s
c., 0f Boston, Massachusetts,. and Fratsriek
Mckee anA william ). Mckee, q the hrm q
Mckee Brothers, Of PittSburg, Pennsylvania
ard e. V HaugEput
TT appearing By afsdarit on Gle In ths ofsee q
4 The CleFk % the Court Aforesaid. thai 3 eeEss
OF action exists against the above named dsfsH-
darts In favor 81 sai4 plaintiffs. founded nrJn
eoasr4Et, snd that said defsR9Nuis are all ag4-
residents q the stats Of Indiana
Sefies q tbe psntsncy q the shove entitled az
tioa i Therefore given 70 the above named asfsu-
daats sHG that ire EiIl stand for trial ~ tse
next term cf I'll. Court Aforesaid, 20 b beEan znd
held n the Court Hoass in the city q Ey2nEvils,
In the county and STATE Aforesaid, CT the fret
Monday il October, Isf4.
Attest: LOUIS HI HTER, Clerk Y c. c.
CaAxaEaR Hans, Attorufes sor PIsintif-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

The rebels had INSTRUCTED the Rail
road in several places between here an
Bagdad By falling trees across the track.
They also destroyed the trees in the rear
Of the ordnance train as Il returned from
Bsgdad towards Frankfort
Il IS supposed the train arrived a.
Frankfort, but telsgraphic eommGnica-
ton Is not yet open to that city.
Private advices from Bsgdad report
that Frankfort IS occupied by the rebel:
this afternoon, but it is disbeheved here,
as the headquarters have received no in
formation on the subject
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
The VERY LATEST
TELEGR APH.
OmeIaI
Ofhcial
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington,
June llth, $3.50 p. u.

MAJ. Gen. Dir:
0ficiaI reports from the Army Of the
Potomac down to o'clock yesterday
evening details no movements Of i'm
portance. A dispatch from Gen. Sher-
nan, dated yesterday, states thaton the
9th our cavalry developed the position q
sae enemy, in a line along the hills from
Kinewha to Lost Mountain, and are nov
marching Dy the roads towards Kinswah.
A dispatch from Butler, dated tkis
morning. reports all quiet yesterday
Gen. Gilmore charged the enemy's works
At Petersburg and carried them, pene-
trzting the town, but not being properly
supported, fell back without further ef
| fort Kautz captured 40 prisoners and
one piece Of artillery, which he brought
away With him.
A dispatch from General Candy, dated
/ the 4th, says General Emery reports that
an attempt BY Taylor's force to cross the
AtchaiaIaya had been frustrated. The
troops that had crossed dispersed, eu6 a
large quantity Of commissary stores and
clothing vas captured
General Burbridge, commanding il
Kentucky, in adispatch, dated yesterday
At Lexington, reports that afte- eoncen
tFadng a force at Beaver Creek on the
Big Sandy be moved against Morgan
/ force il Virginia.
Morgan with 300 men moved into
Kentucky By whitesburg. I pursued
marching ninety miles in twentyfoui
hours, and came upon him st Mt Stsrl
/ Jag yesterday morning and deieatet
/ bin. BY stealing fresh horses be reach
ed Lexington at tso o clock this morn
/ ing. Our forces held the forts and th'
/ rebels did but little damage. He lef
here At seven o'clock a NJ for Yer
Sails start in pursuit with a fresl
force this evening.
No aicialreport has yet been receives
FRONT General Hunter.
+ fSIgued] Z. NJ SrAxroy,
4 Sscy Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
sHERIFF's SALES.
sheriR'a Sale No. Ia1.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out Of the 0foe q the Clerk Of the Van
aaFhurgh circuit Court, in lvos Of Richard L.
Baldwin, John v r. Yas8erha0f, Henry q.
soathworth AMI AifreA T.. Case, and against Ellxa.
hsth Gathries viii, on
SATURDAY, July oh, 1854,
Between the hours 81 0 O'Clock A. H.. and te'clock
y n u said day At the door 81 the Court Houss in
ths CRY q Evanssille, Iadiana, usr for sale. at
Pubiie Anrtinn.
Part Of Block No. sixty -nins fs9l, Lamazeo
City. being one hundred and eighteen us b. eue
Norfhwest eorBsr q said Block ts9l, vanderhnrsh
county, Indiana.
A I'd should ssld Rents and PROFITS hot sell faf a
sun suaHcisHt % satisfy ssid Writ and Costs. I
Nill at the sans time aud plaoe, ODER for sale tie
Fes Simple q said premises.
GEo. wOLFLIN, sheriay. c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

NEH YozK, June 1.-The Herald ;
special lays the 22d Pennsylvania had 5
severe skirmish near Moor6eld, West
Virginia, on the TIN inst, and drove the
enemy to the mountain Oar loss was
four killed and four wounded Gen.
Sigel has g force in pursuit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

American Cancer Champaon.-DR
HEBBERN has located in the city Of Quincy,
Inlnois, No. los Main STREET, third door above
Quincy House. ofaSe over ]. h. paysen'a beck
store.
He claims 80 b the King Of Cancers ana all
kinds Of Fever serss. such IS White Swelling and
psno Diseases, scrofla, Piles, Sore Eyes in tAeir
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Weakness, and salt Rhsnm, letter,
Rheumatism, &c, &c.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases
while travelling through Europe aud America, and
he now stands at the head Of his profession both
In Europe and America. The Doctor viii tske
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates II the
above diseases where they have bsen given up as
ineuraale by the best physicians in the country.
The Doctor also guarantees cure in all cases
where the patient lives up 70 the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, Civ
ing a true statement Of tAe eass. No. -.
Dg- The poor dealt vita literally.
Cancers extracted in from four to twensy-sour
hours, without instruments or pain, or drop 81
blood. mayla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
sTRAYED.

frROM v. >. SOEIs, on the uixht Of the Iesh.
4 dssk ifon-FFsy iforss, four years old n The
spring Hal on sbsn he len light pair u shess
% bis fara Set. the right hoqf being BADLY bFchsa
eH tbs shee projects ever the hnof about inch I.
The sesns on Top 81 the neck SIS worn q - the
collar liberal reward viii b. paid - bFIae-
log aid horse % ne, OF for auy Information by
uhieh ] may recsFer him.
Iuts-I~ y NOEL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

One OF HunneweIl's Great Remedies.
nUNNEwELL's ToLu ANoDYNE.-- This
most wonderful aud reliable preparation which
has earned Its true name and fame by results
which has bafned every other attempt at relief In
Neuralgia, RAssmafssa, Gest, Nervous Head AeAs
TOOtA aad Ear Aehs, Bssssl oeasYiaials, Hsssria,
Distress elsr ratias Less Of Steep, Geaeral Nerrsss
Dsbsliis, Psroriss "a EhoqPiEs oosgh. and AstlHa,
now declared to be largely Nervows For ths pains
In MoatAly Asasiruation perfect relief Wills IN.
turS's sterwork Is undistarhed, and one Of its
most important points.
This valuable preparation should be in every
Family as no description equals its real necessity,
or its splendid results.
J. L. HuNNEwELL, Proprietor
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
HIH-For sale by all Wholesale aud retail dealers.
kkLLER q WHITE Agents.
novi9-2m Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
Cincinnati Markets.

CMcrssAFI. June u.
GOLD having fallen back somsWhat. lnstsad =
Advancing As wss generally supposed made the
markets suisS without decided change.
FIoU Il haid ~ s. s0ead IS for Snrfrshne, and
fFm With buysrs a. s. Ts
WHEAT 10 fair demand at 81 4sssl 90 f5r Red
OATS STEADY a. -
shaiisa al 81 II
WHISKY lover and unssttisd. Sales q CO..
barrels st 81 asGsI -.
aFsE POLK hsid AZ s32 50ss5, with ne saiss
LARD advanced 70 i5c, with sales q 7Ue iisrrs
BULK MBAT-No aaies sfimPoFtanee. bat held
HrmiT-
GR0CERIBs sssa5y.
GOLD 81 SILVER slMAs.
EXCHANGE dull
Monty tight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

ALBANY, June lL-There is a rumor
in political circles that the National
Democratic Convention viii &c called &c
meet at Chicago, July 4th Ii is under
stood that the National Democratic Com
mittee have the subject under eOnsidera-
ton, and viii arrive At some definite
conclusion before the Goth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
WANTED.

CCHOOL TEACHER - by She Congregation
> Benai israel, a competent Male Teacher u The
English BHnehes o. take charge ~ their 5 heel
about the ist II September neEt. haiafy liberal.
For particulars, apply 70
d. HERMANN, President.
WI. LOwENTHAL, seet'y. juls
IJOUsE-CO THREE OR POUR
i rooms, not exceeding twelve squares frsn
the Post Office. Any one having sneh an house
for sale can hnd purchaser by Appiyisg az this
Ohee.
WOOL 10000 pounds u Wool for which tbs
w higest market price VIII b. raid.
A. GuMBEHFs.
Once at T.. Lowenthal & Co.'S Store, corner Of
Main and First strssts. maY21 I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

DY VIRTUE OF An ExECUTIOS ISSUED
ID out Of the once Of the Clerk 81 tho Court II
ComDo Pleas o. vanderburgh County, 10 favor
% Jaoeb Bsunfghof, and against Hesry Hun, 7
wsll, en-
sATrRDAY, July 9Th, 1864,
netweeB the hours ~ 10 clock a. and o'elnok
p VI 81 saId day, A. the door u the Court HOUSE
In the city 81 Evansvise Indiana, offer Tor sale At
public Auction. chs Snts a7d PROFITS far tn term
of seven vssrs u the allowing described Rsal r.
tatH. fe-Nit.
Lots 80. tvslvs (fzl and thirteen Gs). W Block
70. siEhty-a ts5b IN that part of tbs city q
Evansville forrasFiy kBowa - the town q LsmAs-
oa city. in Van lsrhurgh county, fndia
An8 shs1ld sid Rents ana Profits not ssil Or
safn sufHeieut 20 satisfy said Writ and Costs, I
VIII. a ths same time and place, osr for sale the
Zee Simple u said premises.
GEORGE wOLFLTN, sheriff y. C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
General Gtisaore Makes n Demonafrs,
fton against Petersburg.

FoEr MoSEoE, June li-Yestsrday
morning force under General Gilmore
made Demonstration on Petersburg and
succeeded in carrying the enemy's outer
searthworks, with the loss Of few men.
While this vas being done Butler sent 5
force which succeeded in destroying three
or four miles Of The Petersburg & Rich
mond Railroad without loss