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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

ES-The Hon. Francis NJ Bristow died
suddenly at Elkton, Todd eoaniy, Ky.,
on Friday lsst, Of 50 affection Of The
heart, While sittiug Of bis Office door. lie
had 3 similar attack fortnight previous
u, but II vas hoped that all grounds for
apprehension had been removed. Mr..
BFissow vas . member Of the thirty
sixth Congress, aud one Of the MOBILES.
specimens If manly integrity our State
las ever produced. We received the sad
intelligence a. such late hour that We
cannot speak Of him as be deserves, aud
% our high esteem Tor him prompls us to
do.--LoM Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

BRoHSLov on tbs RIcHMoND "WMo.
Ia speaking Of this Journal the writer of
the Rebsi Yssssilator says. s
Why the editor Of the Richmond orgaa
should be angry with Lincoln, We are al
8 loss 70 know Lincoln's emaneipa-
ton proclamation hberates haiEs-aoz-
en- Of that editor children, whose sever
al mothers are American ladies OF Airi-
can descent Lincoln should be looked
apoa By that sditor, and thousands OF
Other Southern parents, a. bsnelAetor.
he Is setting their mixed blood offspring
at liberty, 8 thing that they could not do,
as they are slaves, and many Of their
fathers-this Richmond editor among
the rest-gar not able 10 purchase their
freedom
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

THg FtAe Co.'s Ur.--Ths Missouri
Democrat, ono Of the Ablsa, Radical pa
peFa in the country, ia response to the
voice Of The loyal people, as indicated,
has run up the banner Of IAacoin and
johnson.
Every influential paper throughout
ths hole North. that makes any preten-
sion 10 being for the destruction Of tba
rebellion, has ran up The same glorious
banner The 6at has gone forth, and
the re-eleeliou of Abraham Lineola Is a
foregone conclusion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

SATE IN REBslpoa-A cisizer Of War
rex county, Who emigrased here from
Tennessee, shout two years ago, saysths
editor Of the Tiles nsds a speech in
Lynnyille, on Saturday last, which he
thinks would have been very palatable to
the rebels who drove him and his family
from their home in Tennessee. He.lso
informs Us that a meeting of the K G.
c.'s was held n LynnTille on Saturday
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
Tronblr#

The Times, couple o. days ago, ut
tered a vail Of despair over the nomina-
too Of Lincoln and johnson. The cd
TORS see IN It the death Of their hopes,
but whistle % keep their courage up.
The Times says the nouinations pro-
duee no eBthusiasm among Repabli-
cans Union men Do feel enthusiastic
over then, and arc ratifying them in
their hearts, aad intend - raiify them
siill further by .beie bl.fis ia Novern.
Der.
The ihfilling news from near Rich
mond aud Atlanta nbsorb4 public Atten-
ton, and forbids display aud noisy de-
monstraiionsi and the nation Is holding
its breath in the intense interest Of the
crisis. But when Richmond and Allan
Ia are taken. and Lee aud Johnston 3
armies are dtiven into that vortex Of
treason, South Carolina, the Good gates
of joyful enthusiasm will be opened, and
re will have a ratification meeting q
the death Of Treason, Rebellion and
Coppsrheadism that will make the DRY
! bones rattle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
NEW MUSIC.

Camp fr6ublus,
Hank The bagis sounds;
Albaagh schettish, BY Miuuingsr,
on Eenerars waltz. By soldier,
whea he night Winds are stiII, dusti,
Naea you and I were boys, words By Gs0Fgs P.
Morris,
Z Felka Waltz. ~ Miuuinsrr.
70 They Think Of me A. noms-tks meat bsaz-
tifai transcription Of this song 81 asy yet pub
lishsi-ay Pref. ChAs NAthsus Fer sale BY
Juus 1ath. WARREN ccNTEGToR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
ss- An ARMY correspondent writss a

Rzs- An army correspondent writss as
follows:
Richmond is now besieged. Lees ar
my in Richmond is a sure indication
tbat they mean TO hold Us here We can
AFFORD % waik Their papers Of the 18Th
and 9th ull, were hopeful, my, tri1tn-
plant in tone / saw one OF the 30th
alt, fresh from the press They ex-
pressed the utmost establishment at the
appearance of Lee aud his followers. and
wondered Why they left the North Anna.
The city is worse of now than Vicksbnrg
after il had been besieged long time.
Have the rebels found the last ditch t?
Whit held them all
Not long. The Union army viii take
possession about the Alb proximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
STRAY.

DAN AWAY on Sunday evening, Jase I2th, a
Al horses.coIer rot knsSn- Int supposed to b
bsys hsa cotton ROPE AFousd his neck Azy
person Who may have taken Hp said horss or can
give iaicFmatiou where be ray b faEna. viii b
literally rsw4r4ed BY applying AZ Tax 4 HHm-
plrsyas Upper wharf boat. when last seen ths
said horse vas near the Arther N. Johns0n Place.
juueisd3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

ssS-The Sunday Enquirer contains an
article on Kentucky affairs 50 ineAmma-
tory in its character that Gen. Heiutzle-
man promptly issued an order yesterday
morning to the proprietors, forbidding
theUa sending into Kentucky sny copies
of the edition containing the obnoxious
article Gin. GGEefks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
66e 8aiGa aoernaI.
Union Congressional Conven-
ton First District.

The Union voters Of the First Con
eressional District Of Indiana, will meet
ia Convention at Evansville on
wednesday,, July 2zth, 1864, al 2
O'Clock, p N,
For the purpose Of nominating can
didate for Congress. The various com
ties in the District are requested to per-
feet their organizations Immediately and
appoipt day, sag Saturday, JAY l6ih,
1854, fos hsldiug County Conventions,
70 select delegates to the District Con
ventiou. County committees are re-
qnested 10 &ssiss ia organizing the ysri-
Gus Townahfps in each County, that they
may bold meetings and 10 represented
in the County Conventions.
Friends Of the Union, let as be awake
70 our duty. Let mere partgissa find no
place IN our bosoms whils our country
needs our united support While OH
land Is being dFeHobed N blood in order
70 pfssefvs the noble herifage oar iath
eFs LEFT a. while our fsissds in ai'
army are gather az their hosts for & EnaI
struggle for tho life Of tie Bsiion, and
whila OR eagtss are mounting the bat
Elements Of the enemy s stronghelds, lei
one united roies 20 up from every pasri
o. in tae land, declaring that 'this Uniof
/ must and shali b gsaserycd.' Let Of
fpsrfoFn cur daty, and azlosious viclorJ
81 Aita us
BJ'eraer Of tho Union c5nsressious
.els6n 1alttsE a'1l .eslae
Afrar JonSsos, chairmsp.
I Union papers IN shis District vii
please copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

THE LAST YEAR OF THE wAR-Sons
time since, the decentralization de-
elared that this would be the last year
OF the war, whichever party won. Which
party the editor expected would win, is
evinced by the fact tha. he tried to make
his escape to Europe, but was captured,
and is now in Fort Delaware. Mr. Pol
lard is ahreEd man, and deserts sink
ing cause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

81 Gen. Darlington, Lar. Noble, Ad
jusant General, and Capt. Commons, of
Gov. Msrton's stat, are at Louisville,
helping to organizs ths militia for de-
fsnss, ss.fa ersvs -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
LOST.

CoAT.-Ou the Henderson read. oa TIE An4ssfa
" side Black Coat, u which Hsfe soms mo-
nsy aud papers Of no value 20 cry onp eKespt iha
A OSnsr aBll give tia coat and nionsy % All ns
who will Fstufn mo The papors, o. ~ EhsT @t3i
Houss ia This city. q. W. FHiFF5s
junslb div 40 1sfasss
VsKAvELtEG-BAG. "a Lsdy's tmaii Als.k
i TfhysIln q. Bag. slut ~ f6lae articles In
II. TIE hudor win please leave u Al tn Amefi-
H0uss, Eysutvilis. e. Juneb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICFs.

Volunteers, Aftsattoni-For tha ds
FanEsmenta Of the system incidental 70 the shsnEs
ofaiet. Wounds, Eruptious, aad exposures which
every Volunteer Ia liable to, there are no RENE
dies 10 safe, convsnient and reliable ~ H0LLo-
WAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT. II she reed.
q this notice cannot get box Of Pnls Of oint.
ment frem the drug stors 10 his place, lst bin
write TO me, 80 Maiden Lara, enclosing the
amount, and will msil box tree % eEpenss.
Many dealers will not kssp ny medicines On hard
because they cannot make much profit ss en-
other PERSONS make. IS esuts, 50 cents, aud 81.
20 per box or pot lnH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
WANTED.

WET HUnsF-ro take charge oh child lire
w months old Apply az tbia o4es No OBJ
lection to a lady with child.
iuusl3 d4t
CtCHO0L TEACHER - ~ tie Congregation
- Banai Israel, a Go IN petent Male 1eacher Of ~
English Branches 20 take charge Of fheir school
about the ist OF September next salary ubeIel.
For particulars, apply 20
il. uEIMANN, preadsHt.
VIM. Low ENTHAL. secty. !Gis
ITOUsE-CONrAfNING THREBT on FOUR
j rooms, not exceeding twelve Squares frd5u
the Post Once. Any Oua hayiuF SIC b aa hpusa
for sale can fad purchaser by appblag AZ tlis
Once.
XNTooL- $1,000 pounds n Wool, fr which the
w higsst market price will be paid.
A. GuMEERra
once at L. Loweuthai & Co.'S stale, eornsr Of
Main aud First strests. Mays lut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
sToCK-BREEDING.

Important to Breeders Of FLOODED
t4gfs Stock.
THE CELEBRATED STALLION aBu-
L FORD viii rake the season OF ls6z Il ths
A.1rfcau Stable. Exansvtiaa, lad.
Txzzs-sl8 70 ms HFe a. < e
PEpIGRKE--Buford wzs <ot ~ inpoztAa Co.
coes arss dan - MiRztEsi, Eiastrsl 81 Mes..
Meaoc BY New York Eclipse; second dana ~ Be-
fer&s AisxA2asr, Third dan By HAz1hAlI's Messs,
Fourth dam b Daka or Bedford, anh dam by
UEien, sixth dam hy imported Dahsser
q = t4I RzCHAkDSON 4 BRTTToN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
Remember.

THAT joins =. 6LOYEa, sLuzh-r psa:sr.
i esznsr Seveafh and EaiH strsesz ke~r. tie
larKsst stock 81 DOORS. SASH and BLINDS IN
kKausrttia. funeS dswln
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
zen SrkeToEs AZ LAaes.

gTEgTgEs ~ L1neR,
David s. Goodlng, Ct Hsucoek
Riehar5 ". ThOmps0ns d fiaS.
ELrcToEa. s 3
lst Distrlct-James G. Denny, % Kuox
Johu 3 Houzhisnf, y spancare
81 Dlstriet-Cyrgs r.. nixon, u Clark.
Fraacis Heatsr, " L4grhng-.
~ Disifisf-Hcnry u. PEiiebafi, q Bsfthelo-
frF 4s..1
Mkdiaen Tfaha o. Lawrence.
afb Dastflst-Lesafaaz eeEian. u Epsh.
q. v Kyser, q FFadsiis.
9th Dlstriet-Bsni. p. gisyposi Of Fagaftu.
Jssans n. Meiietf, & Rsnry.
ssh DHtriet-J }. Wright, II MsFTzn.
j. q Green sf Shelby.
Tth Disirlst-JsbH Osborn 81 Pubaa
Thomas Eire, Of FAKE.
fth Dlstriet--R =. Davidson, % Tppeesreef
nsni y GrrE1Fy, d ~ lrFfhs
sih Distrfct-Janass p. BoiieTdt o. white =
81. Aaron Gneruey, Of PDrer
~ s.t Ish Distriat--T. Il Dlekins0h, u psKaib.
fallst Eiii.0nrnq, 81 Ekhmt.
18th ulstrief-I0hh n. Wallace, Of tlraHt.
James y. Tcmpsr. = JAY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
WEATHERBoARDING
POPLAR Weatharhoardine

T0HA ). ACCoRkLE HAS on HAND A
- lot Of hEat class Poplar Misunderstanding for
sale. call a Huhusifs Planning MI, esrnsr 81
Wslaut street and the gHnal. Jais Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
TCE-CREAM SALOON.
G. ADANK.

Having Featted and refarnssaed his salsoa.
ON SECOND STREET, two doors
below Main,
Dogs LEAVE TO. INToRM THE CITIZENS
- ths+ Ne nov has er.Tyfhia< coupiAts6 ia tbs
latest New York style and viii Be PREPARED ~ ali
tizss 70 t1ruish psrsies ard private families With
Tes-freNu AZ their homes, in Esoal5s ots@rwisss
IN Quantities 10 sufI.
His sAio0n Z weIi Hts>d 81 risiSsFs, vh7z -
inpst@ 70 Slys him . sall. mayf7 IM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CUTLERY.
MATS, Coo, Goo,

Ever brought tothis City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
Of their Goods, which, owing TO
their superior quality, make and
style. cannot be exeelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend faVoring us
with a call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them.
selves.
Remember the place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
Lands.
I-1afhetN.
Knight Township.
NJ az SE qr SEC 4. T z, n 10 w 60 acres.
N qr ~ qr Sec 3, r 8, II 10 W, 80 aerss.
scott Township.

SFsrsEaf Sec j, 7 s. r 10 v; % ssrss.
seott Township.
Ne qr Mgr Soc q. 7 5, h 10 W. 81 is-los
Nv CT SIX a. sse s.Tss. n 10 VI 81 i.iOo
sEqrsEqs ssab.rss.R 10 VISA ss-iOO
SIS qr NE ar See s.Tss. RiO wa 1910
ssw q SEC 6. Tss. 10 w 90 ssIoo
Sw sF NV qr Sec ., rssR 10 W. 80 TsIeo
srqf Sw a. SCI $, r 10 wiH 9lOo
So a. wv " SC .. rss. n 10 W. 90 sO.Ios
SER NEqr se4 81 r4s, h 10 W; % si.IOo
| aerss
sw q NJ ar soc y, T4s. h 10 w 90 s-ioo
Sc r Sc qr sec 81. Tss. 4. 10 W; - Ss.IOo
sw ar sE qr Sc. -, T IS. Il 10 W. % s-ioo
SEqr NV ar Sc q, Tss. 10 W. 90 5000
~ ar NV Or sec "a. Tss.Rio w 40 aa.Ios
sEqr NV qf SEQ -. T4s. q 70 "; &C 1900
swqr NV qF Soc q. Tss RIO W; 40 ss-IOO
sEqrsE Or See sl.T4a RIO "; 90 ss-iOe
Sw RsE sf see 81. Tts, n 70 ", 90 ss-IOo
sEqrsE ar Sec 81. T4s. n 10 W; &C ss.Ioo
| acres.
sw a. sE ar Sc q. T4s. h 10 W, 20 ss-ioo
/ acres.
sEqrsw qr Sec %. Tts. r 10 W; 90 2s-loo
arrss
NV qr sw sr SEQ -. T4s. RIo W. 90 ss-ios
1 acres.
~ rsw ar Sec %, Tts. 10 W; 80 n.loe
~ sr sw ar Sec q. r4s. n 10 W; 80 1910
| acres.
| sw az sE ar Sec J. + s.Riiw; 90 acres.
Tbs fofazoinE tracts of land In sections 8 and
= are eifHstp on and near tie Evansxilis aud
tfAH ioFdsFllia Hairaa1, and within 10 10 II miles
/ q bFAnsflile. Land and flmber good The pur-
chAasrs vii get title bod for thsss trnots ana
| upon payinsni good warranty desd.
Uaicn Township.
| ~ ~ Nv qr sec IL TT. hi =; 80 sssss
, = NV qr hw - Sec u, 7 7, h II " 49,
- " NV ar Sec :. Ts,RiI w: 20 aersa.
Enf fHsxginx bill 81 sale comprises the finest
assortment ~ Choice Building Lots All Warming
Lands over bsfoFs eIsFed 81 public sale n this
eiy, The titles will 30 made perfectly satlsfas-
tory, o. no sale.
WILLIAM n. WALKER.
JOHN IEGLE, JR.
HFSEr 0rnSEETs. AuetieBssf.
Junss ssdAw
a Times and Uslon please oopy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

Take Care OF Your Heaith-And that
ofyoare children, and use other onfg fer Coughs
and Colds, &C, except that standard remedy
Madame ForsF's Cough Bassm. Il Ia aeknowi-
edged by all who have given q triA a. being the
most reliable preparation use It Is partic-
narly adapted TO lung and throat affections "a
children. Try bottle emily Is esnts-a
Druggists sell e. jul4 2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

ga Butt's oEpneS Bnrras 81 any sueh there be
read the following Certificate frosn gentlemen vel
kuown IN this community, aud doubt DO
Its general introduction iaio tho army will
the lives ofthousands soldiers;
aNa Lovlsvirlr, Ky, June "a. lsas
We, the undersi gned have seen the good ssscts
produced BY tbs Of d. JoHS BuLL's CEpEoS
Brvrss in Of general debility aud prestraaioa
Of Che system, and believe It's general use woud
prevent disease relieve much suneriag-
Ameng eur soldiers particularly would this be the
ease, especially those who exposed to mics
matte l si.9,g in si southern climate
ossste5 Int Rev 81 Dis KY
assa + - colsster Of the Port Of Louiatllq. Ky.
Frovost MARSHAL Gsa'i o, Kentucky.
REV. j. \ HENDERSON,
.nN xlS9 r S;.s; e Sanitary ooHui'sios
eEo, T Z poEas Democrat
aush nSsp i l fSsSSl H9.'is'F.
wholss=ls Dry Goods Dealers Mails Street,
v DAVIS GREEN CO.,
whocssle shos pcaiar, Main st. Loam,nls
LithogfaPboTs, cor. srArEs, and laird s,s.
g JuLIus WHITES,
CAPT. $. +. HILpRkfh
ofsseAmor aslor Anderson.
MAJ-In-T. THuSToN.
Paymaster U. s. Army.
NstioSsl Hotel Louisville, Ky
100 COL. SEs ss g ei,.I,,
GKoReE p. PRENTICE,
louisville Journal.
rrn krr 80 aavsgtiaSmout ia another column.
hbo ly Sold hy PETER NIERLTNG,
Sole Agent, Evansville, Ind
ht9 Notiee 20 PhysIeIAns and thc EssSIie.
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLksTERss-rEsrIxo-
NAL-"New York, Nov. -, 1859. + Auesck 4
o., No. ~ Canal strest--Gsatlemsa. lasoy
suffered severely nom weakness ia my back es-
sasioned By suddenly Overseeing aysels lav-
Ing heard year plaz;ers much recommended for
Of this Kind, procured enc, and the result
all that could desire. A siagle plaster
sured m a week
Yenrs, respectfully,
- BRIGGS
Proprietor % the Braadrcth House
New York
There Is nothing sqnSl, in the way Of a Plaster,
10 the Porous Plaster OF Mr.. Alooek Ii Ash.
ma, Cough, Kidney Aaeeiious, sad local desa-
seated pains, they afford permanent relief; AID
fer weak backs, pains in the sids, stitches, aud
spAsFlodie pains generally. they vnsurpasssd
for the benefits they iupayt. Price > cents eseh
Principal oAaoe, eoa Canal Street. New York
II. NELSON 4 CO, and n d. THOMPSON,
Evansvals, Ind. eHd by all respeetabla dealers
IN ae.dieiHes. mshes Sn
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL
5-s- Urinary. and Sexual Systsns-new aad reliable
treatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Seat By mall in sealed letter snvsl.
spes OF charge. Address DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoU6HTOE, Howard Association. Re. soutA
GihtA Street. PhiAaslPhls. Pa
rEa Epxl'6A d&vlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
FOR SALE.

LE-TO CLOSE A CoNstGNMESf.-t0b bis.
n Stock Ale, aud 10 half bbls. Lager Beer. En-
quire Of Cox Humphrey az upper wharf beat.
innoG-diw.
LIOUSE-Apy ohe desiring 20 pufehaen a houss
IL containing three raoms, hnd rev
house on Oak street between Sixth and seventh,
myas A. NJ WOODWARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

NEW BOOKS.
Gezsral 9rEzt and hts CsnDsEsns;
Tbs Art az Co1tsrsA;f5z
Ths KAase4is Sin sad PaasalsH.sat;
La sasioss : sspsahh sovsGs siai rEa
A N9naa,' E@ns9a, b Eosiasoa; .xr.sa.s
oza5as Casss ga 81. BAL s--.-.
Hssslssssas q assrsr Juflsus;
~ aFN u H4
AR ,. BEALEYS.
No assesrneFs - Main and first ssrssss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
FOR PRESIDENT n 1864
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FOR yICE-PHEsIDEET
ANDREW JOHNSON,
~ or Tennessee.
sabisot 70 the decision q fh- Peops It the POLE.
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE JlCAG /.
Far Gorers1g,
OLIvER P. M0RT0E,
Tar I8euf. GossHoTs
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
V8HBEgnCncH.
For se0yesarv of etats,
aELsoS TRUsLER, Of FsJstta.
Tar Aadaoy eT Suite,
THOMAS b. AcCARTY, Of WABASH.
For TreasHrey Of STATE,
JOHN I. WORRIsOH, Of Wsskington
Far z1eg1es- Gessrai,
bELAEA Z. wILLIANs0E, Of PuiHssn.
For czrE d The ssBrsFas c9sr,
GEs. LAZ. NOBLE, Of KHox
For Rsporfsr Of EnpTs,as cosf9
col BaE HARgIsOH, Of Nation.
For snprsns Jsdgss, .-
lat plstrfet-JAs S. FBAZER, o. Epseiasko.
N Distrct-JEHD 2. ELLIOTT Of Henry
"a Dlsfriot--CHhs. a. RAY, d Marion.
lth Disfriet-R0Bf. q. GREGORY. TiPpsesuos
Fsr Superintendent f PstEfs Tastrseiios,
PROF.. GEORGE W. H0gg Of HaFisb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

The Eyan'yilla 9ogs are generally
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

se ~ an Lot those who have doubted the virtues
BUtt's oFnReS BnTsas, Il any seeh there be
read the following Certificate frosi gentlemen vel,
kuown IN this community, aud doubt
It's general iatroiacton inio tho army will
the lives oftheusands Of our solderst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
Proprietor q The nraadTei L H %

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual Systems-new AID reliable
treatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION Seat By mail in sealed letter snvel
spes, Tree OF charge. Address DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoUsHTOH, Howard Association. Re. seutA
Ninth street, PhilS3slPhIs4 Pa.
Eux1'6A d&wIya
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

Letters for members Of the different
companies from the First Congressional
District twill be directed to MurGreesboro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07
PROF. LOUIS NUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES.

NOW for the first time introduced into this
~ country, have been successfully used 80"
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07

Theodorus Bailey ''acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding East Gulf Blockading squadron >
reports to the u. S. Navy Department The
destruction rece ntly on the coast Of Florida OF
several extensive salt works, by the Federal
forces, the loss Of which together with other
property destroyed to the Contederatas, be
estimates. at three millions of dollars.
In his report he adds that thirty
one contrabands, employed at these works,
gladly awaited themselves OF this opportunity
10 escape, and were of great service in pointing
out the places where the kettles were buried
tor conceaIment" The same report states
that while the salt works, were being destroy
ed ''the Town of St. Andrews, which had leen
reported TO him by deserters as being occupied
only by military force for the last ten months
and some soidiery, who made a hasty retreat
to the woods Selecting weathermost house
for target, the town was fired by the third
shell, and 81 houses were soon reduced to
ashes. No resistance was offered TO the Fed
erals throughout the affair
The Union State Convention of New Hamr-
shire which met in Concord on the 9Th, adopt.
ed series of resolutions sustaining the Ad
ministratior, and urging a vigorous prosecu-
ton of ,he war, expressing confidence in the
integrity and financial fidelity of Secretary
Chase, recognizing patriots and traitors as the
only two parties, and declaring Abraham Lin;
coin to be the peoples choice for reelection to
the Presidency in 1864.
On Monday the .. S. Provost Marshal at
Bealton Station was shot at between that place
and the army head quarters, and one OF the
bearers of dispatches attached to Gen. Ill,
patrick division was either killed or captured
between Stevensburg and Warenton Junction.
The examination of George [. Bailey, on
the charge of being implica ed in the Maiden
Bank murder and ROBBERY, ended in Boston
Yesterday, in an honorable acquittal of the ac-
cused.