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Three miles cast Of the city IL the tiovefa,
ment leforatcry- H~rc were nanutacsueso
percussion caps, falminaaps p1Ndet. ,asss,
alcohol, chemicals, &c 1n tnls estAoasn, III
aecs md coloss were employed NORTH OF
the depot are the mschiue shops nnd foana
houEe Of the Western and Atlantic isaltioao,
apd0pposite te the Naval Laboratory. hiScas
up and on the west side Of the rahrnao We
Windship's foundry and machine shopa. LUIS
20. e1umeut contracts, and kept IN eonstsat
remp1o3 ment large number OF hanas. "a
the other side Of the railroad are sssas4
ehops Of different kinds, I'LL recently Gag;
IN the manufacture Of supplies fof ths se.'ea
Government
There are, besides the works enameIasea, nun a,i a
large number Of pork packing and oit e.
t.blishmcnfs. also button tactofy. M4a5
Of the buildings In the town were usea ot
the rebels tor different pErpuses. sach ~
clothing. shoe, ast1!l:ry hs1ness' ac'' m1ou'
factotits.
TUE OFFICER u CHARGE.
Major H. q. Wright, OF Nashville, Tenn,
has for some time been in charge OF tae
works Ut AuAnta, assisted BY nnmoer o.
thotity md severity over the employees o. tao
chops which can Gully be found ia men unac-
cuatomcd to the control Of others.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The railroad shops Of which We have
spoken are not inferior to any IN the South.
TIC occupation OF the roads north aud west
| Of Atlanta drove IN immense number oi
locomotives and cars to that po1nt, anu there
were recently thousands Of them collected
/! there. ... :.
Alter the surrender Of New Orleans, their
was stovcd away, 1t Is sud, In Atlanta, Of
much specie as three locomotives coull
| draw.
There was great quantity Of unemployed
machinery In ATLANTA, taken there at differ
int times. upon the evacuation Of different
! towns and cities.
, 1864-07-24
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JOLY a, 1864.

gun or wagon from the time 1t STARTED from
Il Grauge.
The wounded were being brought Into
Memphis from tho expedition on Friday.
They we're veil cared for, and are 1:Dovs1
10 the hospital.
The New Orlcuus Tr:4s DeAd has iuiorm.-
ton. which 1t considers positive, it having
been derived from party just from AIexan-
dria, to the effect that the rebel General Dick
Ia'lor left the Inter place some three weeks
since for Richmond, and that lhc troops
lately under him are now commanded BY
Gen. Walker. It IS the prevailing belief At
Alexandria that Taylor, who has lat iy been
made Licutenau: General hopes to te assign
ed to the command Of the Traos. Mississippi
Department, in place Of Kirby smith. Tay-
1oF being brothcr.in-1aw Of JET. Davis, his
chsnce ID considered quite probable.
Tbs following important Treasury order
has heen received by D. AFTER. Surveyor Of
Customs herct and put ia force to-day:
TRxAsURY pErAn1azNT,.
WAs1usaTos C1rT, Jaly 1G, 1851
prcoucta in State4 declared Il insurrectlon IL alto
ce1hcr prohi 1atfd, and transportation Of :ouda,
wares and merchandise Into such States IL greatly
restricted and conhned 10 ueeea.ary supplies Of
loyal citizens within the Lies Of actual o.cu patton
by the military forces Of the United States. To
meet the p1ov1sions OF th's ack rrcula,
tioua Aro now helm. prepared, and until they
| a1c completed and pnt into effect, aud you
are notified thereof from this district, you ~iI
grant more authorities Tor purchase transpor.
ration OF products In ftor these States nor to
| transport to, or to eell Within such States, ans
euods. warcs, Or mcrchant1se whatsoever, citbel
uIdeE the Existing tr.lde authorities or other~sae
No boat CT other vetcie OF transportation will oe
eleareo by you permitted to 60 to any fnsurrcc-
| tisnsry State with ans Eoods, wares or merchan,
dire Oh board, except such aa beIuug to the United
| Ssatts. Or are be!n. transported under contract O.
sale to them. ard except suttlcr supplies, sliip
meIt Of u htch you will earet1ll5 restrict to tds
provisions nf the present ru(es and regulations |.
! regard thcTeu1to.
(Slynrd,) G. r. HAnE1ErTnS,
Actin. Secretary 0! the Treasury.
This stops a}l trade with the insurrcctlon
ary States for the present.
CAIRO, July 23.-The steamer St. Cloud
from White klyeF, arrived at Memphis Of
the Fist, bringing the hrst news Iecelvet
from that riyer for over week. She report
the river tree froza gnt sillas, and ill boat
In the stre'm safe. Six bouts ha7e gou
down, among them the Commercial, Wit
GOO bales Of cotton.
The Memphis cotton market Is more act
I've, and all offerings readily taken. Goo
mtddling at SI.46; strictly Midiiing ut Il. !;
| and uliddlfur It 81 IL.
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FROM 1IGLTON HEAD.
x.ctaa1r ct tho nHpcdlli0n-The Flight.
Ing vi IohnsA Island.

,,t,orrc~nondcncc OF tho New York Hcrald.l
THE ExrEnr11oS.
Since my last letter there 1las been some
styerc fighting by cur forces on Johns IT,
laid, under Gen. Hutch, composing part Of
tbc recent expedition.
!: on TUESDAY
rf1ast week while two comp mics Of the Goth
1:uited Stat.s cn'orsd troops We're guarding
fridge which il was thought desirable 10
Ind. q sudden aud feyere attack wus made
Iy q superior force Of rebels, who brought
m lsattery and opened upon them ut short
range. They fell back Immediately, losing
Two killed and one wounded, to a point
:%Eere four other companies were stationed,
h ithout making much resistance. That night
f}s, veral horses or mules rot loose, and ran
3$fhrough the catnp, creating quite an alarm.
COLONEL r. n. Il. DAVE woUSpEp.
I'M "Wednesday there was no severe light
nc, but considerable skirmisbiny. In one
ne10ath PennsylvAaia regiment, command
;nTa brigade, was sev're!y wounded in the
rigst hand, rendering the amputatlon Of all
.*he: fingers necessary: He WIS sent to IN
WeI1 Coloucl Davis is most deserving Off.
cfrsof great exp. 1icnce, having been promo
fe6to Cnptafn in the Mexican ss4r ana hav.
;,ssbeen three years in the service in the
pfeeeLt war.
IL GENERAL sAxToS,
rnbmandjuc st the front, sent regiment OF
Thursdsy IL attack the rebel right, where .
bs1tefy lad b.e stationed. The men charged
ata double 4uict, and TO 1nfiously that tht
enemy retired III great confusion. TheJ
,can,e very near capturing the battery, whtet
ha1 iuet time to nulber up and be of. with
considerable loss,
Il the regiment had gained any bad Eepu
nav, tbey wiped 1t out on this day; for thef
conduct was exceedingly gailsnt, and thei
praises arc in all mouths.
there was no Fighting, the enemy np;,arcntl
'beiug eattetied they could do nothiDg with
out rtiuforccmcnts.
4 SEVERE FlGuT
occurred on Saturday morning, the enem
having received their reinforcementA tt
four o'clock, under rover Of heavy fog, an
drove In our pickets nearly opposite Fol
Pringle- at q quarter before sir o'cloc
they advanced in force, and fight of fftee
minutes followed, In which the rebels wes
thoroughly repnlsed: Strengtheued again
FIX o'clock, and attempted to carry our pos
ton By assarlt- Our troops reserved fhe1
fire till the rebels were almost upon them
when, with double ehot:ed guns, they oper
ed with grape and canister, moving dow
The adyancing columns By the score, The II
dantrS also kept up 81 accurate and continl
ous flrc with mnsketry ut such short rauc
1hatgreat havoc Was made. In five or ten nil
ntee from the time Of attack the enemy t,
treated In great confusion. without hayin
reached even our front rifle pits. The
! artillery opened on us with great fury, &c
under Its Ere the rebel infantry took ehelte
OER LOSS
in Killed and wounded and missing was on
eighty Two, and some Of the wounded ne
ntly Slightly injured
- TIE EEHEI LOSS
is.bclieyed to have been ut least $50. A,
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r,rsrand Again 1nynded-Condlctfn ting
Reports

wAsuse7os, June ga special to the
csn,n,eyriaz eoJs that a gentleman who saw
The marty crossing into Maryland yesterday,
nuts the namber at 5000 cavalry, artillery
and infan.7y...
Thc But. Washington special says that
only par. Of SIoseby's cavalry, not over 200
or 500, have entered West Maryland, but itis
ro. known whether there Is mora behind
Col. Lowell, I'd Massachusetts,, haa sue
cetded In removing large amount Ct Gov
ernment supplies and much flour by the
canal to Georgetown
NV ToRk, July as.-The NsT York 1>;-
au.s's Washington specsal sa5e:, Heavy can
r.nnadlnr Was heard this morning, 32i In the
airectio1 Of leesburs, indicating that shs
hattie between Hnpter'3 forces and the ~
treating rebels vas zc5e <e1.
WAsa1saGos. July zs:--The people OF Rock
, 1864-07-24

{specisl Dispatch to the Chicago Gtibu1e-1
sT, 7ArL Saturday Evening, July =, 1sta.
The Secretary OF War has authorized the
formation of new infantry regiment,
which Will be called the 11tl. Several re"
cruitins commissions hare been Issued.
Large amounts Of money have been subscrib
ed by the various cities and towns to procure
volunteers, St. Paul has, issued bonds to
the amont Of $4,000, which have all been
subscribed by citizens. Recruiting lively 10
da1. Men are getting $50 to sseo0.
, 1864-07-24

1SrlAx.rolIs. JulS 2S.-The riot at Green
castle during the coppcrhead convention, on
Wednesday, commenced by one of the fol-
lowers Of Voorhees, shonting for jeff Davis.
4 soldier Of the 43d Indians knocked him
hoWn on the epos Lieut.. Cooper, Of the *,
who backed MP the soldier, WAs set upon bS
several hundred copperh ads, who shouted,
t'kili the id soldicr-harg hin!" He Dc.
Tended h1mselt with his pistol, aud beat OF
the whule pack TIN he. 1uauagcd to escape.
The crowd gathered abont the house where
he entered, bus were kept ut bar By Miss
Walls, who stood before the door with 4
saber and beat Oft the cowardiy traitors
with the pluck Of q veteran. She wounded
two Of them, and narrowly missed
,unning Judge. nauna "a cupperhead 81
prelne Judge) thrun!h tue body. The t3d
boys are rasiug subscription to present her
with complete equipment OF slde-arms.
The Coppesheads very freely threaten that
| this fight is only the beginning, and that
| there will be fighting enough soon. The
| Cuion men are organizing rapidly, and re-
| ports to-day ineica,e that there will be the
most thorough organization this campaign
| ever known In this State. The Copperhcad
/ Slate candidates hare proposed to the Union
| candidates to unite In a request to the Gov
| e1nment thut our soldiers In the field be fur
leughed to come home and vote. OF course
| /, IL mere dod:'c to mike votes In the army.
| The Union candti ties will agree, with On
additional proposition, that ii the soldiers
cannut he tnrlou,,hed, they may vote In thu
| field. and whntevcr the verdict. neither party
ehaN contest an election decided h9 such q
vote. The Copperhcads woa't stand tint.
, 1864-07-24
Rebel Civilians Sent to Seek
their 4kiHlA18.

LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-On ". dnesdAy about
apQ rebel men, women and children, arrived
here on the Nashville train. They are all ar
dent admirers Of JEFF Davis aud the South
ern cause. The" we're picked up ''wny down
In Georgia. b order Of Major General Sher-
man, and forwarded to this city to be sent
north of the Ohio River to remain during the
war.
Another installmens Of Afty rebel women
from Georgia arrived here Last MI ght- InEee
hundred ard fifty 4, ore arc reported At NAsh-
vile, and will be forwarded here on Tuesday
next. They urc to be sent out Of the limits
nf the limited Etatcs.
, 1864-07-24

NEW YORK, JulT 23.--TAc Kru'a'. Wash
lrgtou special tas the following: "Llvut.
slarkreter, asth Ohio, Capt: D1iscoll. :sd
Olio, and Lieut.. pcrley, Sth Illinois, are held
by tie rtbels in close confinement, In retail
alton for rebel civilians similarly held al
JohnEou's Is}nnd Efforts for q general ex
change OF prisoners have thus far failed.
, 1864-07-24

NEW York, Iuly 23-Guv. Seymour has
countennanded eli orders for mastering In
and departure Of :hc militia regiments under
the 100 days' call, owing to u misapprehen-
sion as to their being liable to draft whilo
abeent. He has directed MajoF Gen. Sanford
to proceed to Washington anti consult the
authorities in the matter.
, 1864-07-24

New YonK, Jul5 23.-Gold is weak, under
the reports Of the occupation Of Atlanta.
The fluctuations of the morning were from
.a.:'5 to {. .53E!, and the latest quotation wss
= 55lI.
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'Nllitagc Iribnne,
SUNDAY, JULY -. 1854



Tf.E :7EwB.
The glorious ne~s from Georgia, Whlch
3nrbt aronse the enthusiasm Of the loyal
North, will be tempered BY the sad news OF
The death Of the gallant General Mcpherson,
who was killed ut Atlanta In the struggle for
t.st city. An officer .of coal courage aud
brilliant execution, calm Judgment and eni-
,nent military skill, and n,an with his whole
leaft in the cause, h'- ntacc will be hard to
IL EzWe have gsiped glorious results at
artSt price in his loss. We defer an e1-
snde1l 1lnoticc Of the distinguished deceased
'oa moro fitting opportunity.
The blow to tie rebel cause in Georgia and
throughout tie South II most disastrous
Che. The stronghold of Atlanta is in oar
Possession af1er ueet brilliant series Of
stsateeic moves aud victories. The struggle
o. Wednesday waa deeporatc one, but re-
Suited most eignai}y in our favor. The de-
: Tails arc mcaerc, but sufficient to show that
under the new regime OF Hood the rebel
j 1Scttcs were changed, and that advances md /
attacks, lnstead Of setrocrade movements, |
-Nere the order Of tho day. The situa.
n WIS emInently dra,natic. Johnston,
est4 .Ncrent R=trrater, having reached the end |
Of hi. line, takes of his bat, and pathctacally |
bids goodbye to hle Urn, backs. Hood ateps |
juto his place, and, fred with the ambition
to fight battle and - wrtst the South from
hc invaders" rushcs to the nttack, and Is
hurled back, br< ken and yunquished- It is
1afc to Assert that his brief and lnglorious
carecr is ended. His place is open for some
other rebe} Lucnno TO taste Federal cheer.
The rebel arm, III Georgia IL doomed. Its
c6mmunications cnt oI-Rousse-n flying
with his cavalry from Decatur to Blounts-
Vile and Aslville, across the Coosa to Talla-
dega. and etin On to Contssulga, cutting the
rad from Montgomery to Atlanta-a Elcto.
sous aruy closing In around II, end sevcring
lis eastern ard southern liucs-tt has blue
. prospect alcad. Sherman has solved the
Georgia problem.
$ Our dispatches give full details Of Gen. 4.
7 ]. Smiths brilliant series Of victories over
forests cui-tbroats ut Ripley, Poutootc, on
lie Tal1nLhtchle and at Tupc.o, ,entaiiiug a1oss
Ct 600 upon them, and removing q very
st,tous dauger to She-man's Communications,
- saatt is not the least grateful part Of the
arxa that our forces accomplished these suc
re=ses with triGing 1oes.
NazJ1ande1s are going crazy again over
.aoSher raid Of rebels, numbering all tue
ra{ from 500 to 50,coo. The country at
larSf will undoubtedly pity them. It Is
eheeiing to lea1n that Washington is super
: htively incredulous.
One Of the mc6t cheering Eign6 Of tic day
is the order from the Treasury Department
to the Surveyor OF Customs st Cairo. sup
pressing trade with insurrectiona1y districts.
1 It will be sad blow to spectators up to
/, their necks In cotton, and rascals rushing
i, lad1ong TO feed and clothe rebels. Let the
, 1864-07-24

4 ne EVV &7z1{D NC0*
sew Ionk, July 95.-A letter from GOV.
Seymour gives, Us t.lc ruling vi the War De-
pastmeut, thut Tie 10 days men are su5ject
10 the dr,.ft, but tIleir ecryices will be crs d.
tied to them.
, 1864-07-24
FEp3I KENTUCKY.
j. Guerilla Attack uFon Hendcr~p11-
oar IsuAA0atA1 TO tnc Hescuo.

LoU,sy1E1x. Ky.. Friday. July 2.-Tho
Evansville Undians) Journal Of Yesterday
esxs-: A courier arrived there On Thur5dty,
from Henderson,, Kentucky. advising tbs
military authorities lhat Henderson vas at
tucked by the Ie1e1s from l50 to 10 strong,
snd that ishti5G was still going on. Our
Suptvats hssel=lt for Henderson,.
The Fenrrnl troops who went to Hendcz-
son on WedueedIy. to shoot two suezilla
rrssoLeIS in retaliation for the murder Of Al
Cnion lnAa il Henderson county, occaslonel
thie rehl ttAid.
Certain dis.idguishet citizens made great
cxellions to prevent the execution. and
Gen Ewing poetponed 1t. The citszcns Of
Henderson left in ArEe uumhlr5, thu Hiai-
heck" being literally crowded.
Persons WIN lett later resort gueril1ss In
the city, and Federal troops IN line OF battle
swafttug al attack. The timely arrtvA of
the vuuhoats would save the Federal troops
ftom disaster.
LATEST.
Ta1GcnEe-s aarivius lust night say that the
sunbout Brilliant Tas shelling the woods at
tnp iower eni. Of Henderson, but It il not
expected thlt Capt, Perkins Will do the tom
much dnnsEc- Whittier the Euerialas sre
there OF not. We are soEry Comnandcr Fitch
ia not there in Dcrson.
, 1864-07-24

NEw York. July 23-Tbe steamer C. E.
lary, FROM New Orleans r,n Bermuda. ar
rived to-day. Shr lnndcd at the latter place
III. l1:3rd, 1f>a,nl and detachment OF the
tGQth New FORK regiments.
, 1864-07-24
NUMRER 347.

rifle and Montgclne1; counties, Nd. geacr-
a]l7 a7e :rror,stricGen. believing THAI smother
II t.. raid Is in rro.rtzE. Nothing ID known
lt.e TO Justify these fears.
, 1864-07-24

FT ONl EOrtFEAN -F10T1F0E.
FORTRESS MONROE, july oo.-The steamer
Dudley Buck arrived here from Newborn
this morning, aud cputirzus the report Of her
having been clalaed BY Il suspicious looking
propeller, answering til: description OF the
tiuIlla.
, 1864-07-24

Taxing the Officials.
WASHINGTON, July GA tax Of five per
cent is levied upon salaries Of al1 civil and
military officers Of the Government, when
exceeding 5000 Der annuM.
, 1864-07-24
A SUPPOSED Rebel Pirate sold
to tho prIBASuus-

NEW YORK, Saturday, July 23.-The Nr-
AIDS Poris correspondent states that Drouvn
De- Hugs officially informed Ar. Dayton,
the American Minister, that the steamer Yetl-
do, heretofore supposed to hhvc heea built
for the rebels, has Geen sold to the Prussi1n
{,rvarnmrY>f
, 1864-07-24

NOW IN Tile ASCEND INT 4!


searH Of cxpt !ieAce 10 the business and Aa11rE
lie most ssflul wrrkmen. commenced about two
years ago rho nnnnfsctnre OF Pianos br hir7*4lf,
Such fscilttes 1n.tsd wisn ~ wtu knoso subi!ioa
rcrtecftd New Scale Piano has sesdY Eaote tAad
Italtzsd. Tkt numer.L5
, 1864-07-24
HARD CDAL:>
HARD COAL:
HARD CDAEs
FOR SALE At
Holbrook l. Parker's Yard,
CT King sbury Street, corner Indiana.
North Branch Chicago River.
Post OHce a3dzess Drawer ss15.

EE Being connected with the touso Of JASON
raEEER co at Rudalo. T.. ne are enabled IL
oil arJ orders for LehNh. Bloasburg. Fasd sot
Goals At thoIteat notice. jJ21-L51T3tuat
, 1864-07-24

TIENTIOF.-Fcr 81.c0 l will
,tna MA 3oroola t77 rs',s.ox za5 st.na2latt1E
Cnsuent witch Will positively pEoonce ~ ses p
Thi.se1S IN rCu1 four % klI weeks. ESQ tfrt0A
cuIe fps: p:enl:turs paldn-,s A1I sposnscass can
III the rcelft Tor veq sn feesshs :F R2sncs Pnt
nera - ~ e. 2.nEn ttnhs
, 1864-07-24
4 GUERILLA ATTACK UPON
HENDERSON KY.
LlTEsT FROM MsTT0ON-TuE COLES
CcES1T RlOT 4 CANAED.


AtIanta Reported Our~-pctofIa Of
tcunesdaJ's RiEht-A Brifl1anl Vtc~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
SPECIAI NOTICES.

GU The greatest mystery la the world ae rs is
that amy one will buy or use any other remsdy for
Coughs, Colds, &o., but Madame Perter's Cough
BaIsam. II cures Hopping Cough, Group, sors
Throat, &C., &e.. strengthens tho Lungs, and ~ III
be found very pleasant to take-try Il. sold by
ell Drugglsts at Is cents per bottle. iaiyi3
az Volunteers for the Army should net loavv
the City until supplied with HoLLowATs
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Fer Sores. seurvy,
Wounds, smal-Pox, Fsvers, and Bowel Com.
plants these medicines are tho hest In the world
Every French soldier uses them. II the reader Of
this "noties" cannot got box Of Pills or ONT
msnt from the drug store In his place, lot him
write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and viii mail box FREQ Of expense
Many dealers viii not keep my medicines on hand
because they canEot make as much profit a. on
other persons make. So cents, So cents, aud 81
20 per box or pot. ell
no. We call Che attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Davidson. Of Cincinnati, in
this paper. He Is fast establishing ais reputation
for sending out from his establishment no article
that will not accomplish all that is claimed for g.
The public may rely on anything which bears his
name - being all right. Jyl3 Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
FOR SALE.

HAVING permanently located in Ciucinnatf.
II and thinking We can employ our Eueaas f..
cur business 20 geud advantage We ofYsr for sai-
the foltswiag very desirzbls property in Evans.
vile, Indiana; .s
The large, two story brick, netaI-roof Ware
ho1ses Substantially built With Ice cellar esteru
&C, Ses being IS sy l35 feet, fronfinz on Locust
street and extending from Firth or Canal street to
Durham street Prizes So $50
The Brick Smoke-housa and Pork House on lot
Nc. T. sab lot Soo. D. z, corner Locast aud Dnu-
ham street Price s. 800 We would also sell the
Pork House fixtures Including Kettles, Lard
Press and IroRGhz, hearers, &C.
Lots Nos aad 3. sub lot 30. D. s., being 50
let 'front.' On Market skraet. with the wooden
sheds thereon. Price $500 90 earh
The undivided enc hsifof the frame Warshouss
on lets aad in Block IS z. T.. being 90 by I31
iset s1d runnlag through from Canal 70 Church
street- Prics 81 CO.
Lot No. s, block Is, & E, adjoining the above
ROW enclosed, and can be uxed As Salt Yard.
Lot No c, block ~. Z. L, a very desirable
residence building Let on Chestnut street. Price
If not sold before Wednesday,. July zTth, $50.
the above viii be effsred az public auction.
Terms Cash-titls unsispatabie Possession
viii be EiTen innsdiasely.5 address
FcsTKR BzoTzKzs.
No. 81, West Second 81, Cineiunati. o.
Or spPly TO GrTEp COPELAND, ESQ Banker.
EvanNEas Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
GROCERIES.

CUGAR-CAEE MILLs--25 Sugar Cane sIIls,
- assorted sizes and prices, just received per
steamer Frina Donna, ard for sale At
YICkERT BROS,
No i32 Main street.
CooK's SUGAR EvAPoRAToRs So Pans
~ aud Furnaces for sale at
yICKERY BROS,
No. 1872 Main stress.
IxTHITE NESHANNocK POTATOES loo
w bush. Northern Potatoes In store and for
sale by VICKERY BROS.
No. I32 Main street.
T0RN. MEAL rs bushels Corn-Meai. fresh
~ ground, In store and for sale By
yICKERY BROS.
No. l22 Main street.
WHITE LIME - 50 bbis. choice Unslacked
W White Lime In store and for sale by
YICkERY BROS,
I32 Main ssrsst
LNL0TRi FLOURt-l00 Ibis. Farmers Mills
4 Is bags BlairEyilS Mills warranted 20
please-at vTCkERY BROS
No. l22 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-14
WANTED.

CUBsTITUTEs-Two good men, who are not
- subject IN draft. for or years service. Vote
rams who have served years or more prefcrFe1.
VIII pay liberal cash bounty. Enquire at this
once, or address r. o. Box 251, Evansville, Ind.
lyen 81
tHFoRMATIOE,~-ff Matilda McMorris, wifa 81
i Thomas A. MeEorris, OF Of YAzoo River, sili
apply At this Once she can hear Of thu where-
Abouts other husband. sha hss one child, twelve
years cid, named Minerva When iast heard frsm,
shs was at Columbus, accompanied By eolered
man named Sims. iune30 wv
CcHooL TEACHER-B BY the Congregation
- Bsnal Israel, competent Male teacher OF the
English Branches TO take charge Of their School
about the LIST Of September next. Salary liberal.
For particulars, apply TO
D. HERMANN, President.
wM. LowENTHAI, seet'y. !nia