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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-25
MATfNICUs Rock,

LIgHtLIOust, mug. 70, IoUf J
StR:-l have 10 report 10 you that ON The
l6th inst, about O'Clock A. M, saw steam
or 70 the southwark OF this station standing
back and forth, about five miles distant, APP
parenuy communicating with vessels in the
vicinity. Soon after saw three schooners on
fire, one Of which drifting near this station,
alter burning to the waters edge, was towed
ashore here by boats crew. She proved to
be the Sarah Louisa, OF Jonesport. About /
p. NJ. same day, saw a gunboat pass, bound TO
the eastward. flying the American flag, with
which We exchanged saluies per bell.
Very respectfully, JOHN GRANT,
Keeper Malinicus Rock Lighthouse.
To l.. Ii. Inspector, Portland, Me.
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CRosMAN & Co. regulate the stomach with
the pure Klssengen Water, and regale the eye
with beautiful boqaets. Here's where you
get health aud pleasure.
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midsy august 2sth at i2 O'Clock NJ. ON the
he sssv We F Fs lsel 10. Of lana on Carl Sc
oy sb,ut 20 feet back This Is xtss 49, 81.
waved ~ Iady to build upoa-a good 4, io ~ ne
two small house. s'1s :" iot ior
At Ia o'c ocs, mne nat. ly af.er thu .,,,,.,
We Sal sell two story double Ielsnsn' on y, -
tug22-.td e'S.oe<S-
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Unsuccessful Attack of Mostly on 1,,HandaIe.
WssurSrrnN Auo 81

w
Mosby's men appeared in the vicinity OF
Falls Church last night and this morning a:
live O'Clock.
consisting Of 275 men OF the 10Th n Y. Cav
airy, were attacked by the enemy under Mos
by, who had with him two pieces of artillery
and 200 or 800 men. On taking position Mos
by demanded the surrender of the garrison
which was refused, whereupon he opened fire.
The cannonading lasted three-quar,ers OF an
hour, when the garrison still holding out Mos
by withdrew. Annandale is about ten miles
from Alexandria
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M Saturday, Ausus N-s. at II o'ciocb A. n
- Lime -tiee', Horses. Carriages apo n ~, -, =
i IN a. Carr als, Top Bus r. .. Ccncoso Va ora
.snny Linds. Express Wagon and Harl . ssss Il ~
"a eaeh Lew AID second ha, d.
HENnf BAILEY 4 CO., Auct,rs.
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A assessment OF Fl hit Dollars per .hs's ON ,ns
N Capital stock of the Company Is now ess anu
payaple Mt the ofiee of the Treasurer. w mmef-
cis street. 4. NJ pAfASi SFsasus"
Jniy S0th lS.A-dtf
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Gould's Acsde my.

DHE Failre IN Of eleven weeks begins Infsisy.
il Aus SO'h 1854 Is. snow N. a. ineipsls
aiued bv q full eOrpao hrst lSs- tnssrustsfs ker
particulars. aadIess the psiHsJh orpv 49,.
Bethel Aug. ., 1874. ~>W
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GEORGE THoMPsoN.-This distinguished
English statesman and philanthropist, we are
gratiied to learn, will lecture in this city en-
Sunday next, afternoon and evening we SUP
pose, at Mechanics Hall. Mr.. Thompson is
one OF the most eloquent men of the age; one
of the most consistent philanthropists; the
sworn enemy Of every form Of oppression and
inhumaniiy; the friend of the poor and the
down-trodden, and during the long years Of
watching and waiting for the "beiter time
coming" in this country, when every yoke
shall be broken. and the oppressed should be
hidden TO go free, he has never wayercd in his
good viii towards us; has never ceased TO
look hopefully upon the results OF this great
experiment OF Democratic government.
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From ne Arp,v sef.re Richmo,,d.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. II
The Weldon railroad is held in safety by
our forces.
NEW YORK, Aug "a.
On Tuesday morning all was quiet with
Gen. Grants army, but another battle was ex
pected on that day, the rebels being still de
sirous of shaking Gen. Grants grasp on the
Weldon railroad. She utmost confidence was
felt by our forces in their ability to hold it.
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For .n,c.

TUE easter'y hall o. & e two sforisd Bonse NJ"
i Horton tiac u " stl A "a oIatle opp run
it' for snsio wishing to pu CHI all tenement
Fer pa-'ic 'srs enquire ON the p emises.
Aur le-dzw
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The Tallahassee,s Work.

The following note, addressed to the Light
house Inspector at this port, no doubt refers
10 the operations of the Tallahassee, hereto
fore reported:
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oscEoLA CLUB.
scoHE BY INNING.


Umpire. Mr.. w. S. Lowell, of Bowdoin
Clu5, OF Boston, Scorers, L. Ascencio, OF Mar
ragsnsett Club, and VIM. c. Lowell, Of osceola
Cluh.
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U. ,. Marshall. sale.

Us 81 M3rs0ak's S0les
USITrp STATES o. An ssfcA.
Df~rKIcT OF NJ MESS.
DURsuASt 70 q yerd: ~ 20; 10 me directed
L from the Hon A-hur wrr-. ia OF Tire bit-
ed states District Court. within he Dissrict
n Ma re shat exposs and ell Mt Publsc vendus
to the higIe tidce q Or Tor re TO- owing roper-
IS And rehand the time and place within said
District lows.
1.-THE usTox Horss Bur- DISa on Fore sfrr.f
ia Portland NJ -Rd fAs ga dag II SPIT m1sr
nsrf. a fsH s'e'cck. a NJ ~
Elk cAsfs ~ tRAsDg AND
IkA Taou-ANp toAns
TsRxE FAksGLs NJ LAssis AED
Two HoU-ASp fGsKn
TIE saae AZ ~ besu a. erred ioTsit % TIE uris
"a S;a ia th- D. tic Guar t,E aid n4,rcf. A.
'rdsr.d TO Be sold aud the proeesd' di-p sd Of
s~-ri' 10 ls~.
Dated a. POrtlai ihi. isth dsy Of August A. D.
1854.
CHARLES CLARK.
-. :. as~fst
Dial. q Msins.
I suaIQtff
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No;ice.

ru,Hrs day give 70 nv two sons. v. J. and Chas.
II Ranipil tieir time, to set and trad for tbs m.
.sIves. / shall not claim their wages pay their
seht. &. RAND. Ii, ktz Fills. Me.
witness, Mary Pilsbary. Mary $. Piilsbufy.
Tuna % lsf4. inne2e
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FIRST NATiesNAL BANk
sevea-Ihirty Notes 70, Sale.

Interest semi-ar nuaily. payable in paper at III.
rate OF seve- and three ten hs per cent per aanum
Bonds convertible in three years into six per cen,
nve-twenty bonds upon which the interest IL pays.
bic In coin.
The notes will he delivered here free Of exp nst.
The purchaser will receive the interest TO August IL
II subscriptions made before that .ime.
One ighta per ceat sommissiJn sia De aflo.reo
'abscr 6ers at This B1ak apcn all amouRts Of %
asd oTer.
W. L. GOULD. Cashier.
Portlsnd, July 3Oth. lsc4-d&wtf
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SozoDoEr -Thisi' q word that has been starins
every bod in the face the last two eks and IL =
at getting into nearly eyerbody's mouth. A mos
desirable thing this Sozodont for coping the teeth
clean and the mouth sweet.-P.s land Daily Fress.
mehl1 1t
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
From ths Front.

BALrIMoRs, June This afternoon,
says the american, q gentleman who
left the front at nine O'Clock Friday
morning, reports the attack, reported BY
General Grant, as having opened with
fierce caunonading along the whole
line. The cannonAding could be heard,
as it progressed, down the Peninsula
One important fact, reported by the
informant, is thai the army is in the best
possible condition and spirits They
have never bsen, in any previous can
paign, so well supplied There was
abundant provisions constantly going
forward. The whole army Worships
General Grant and says that he is the
only.man who has given them the chance
TO ight The belief was unanimous,
both among the troops and the residents
Of the country in the vicinity of Rich
mond, that the rebel capital must fall
There had been no attempted raid on
the White House, as reported, aud con-
sequently rumored capture Of Fitz
Hugh Lee is nnfoundsd.
The White House presents = scene OF
activity, unpreeedent, even during the
Mcclellan campaign.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
IN MEmORTAm.

Diel. Of Apoplexy, in Princeton, Gibson Ce..
Ind oa asy l3sh, lse4. Mr. ALExAsDER
lsArss wiiow, hEe ehildrsn. many grand child
ren and large circle u friends 70 mourn his sud-
den death.
The sub.sct Of the above nesiea was horn In
warrea County, KY. Dseeabsr I4sh, 1901, snd
removed With bis parents, Rev. Alexander and
Mrs. sasaa Dsvia, 10 Gibson Comfy, Iaaians Ter
ritory in lses. when = young man h. GOA
zsnced husiuess as . merchant in Prinestou.
which voesfion he pursued steadily and surre~.-
fully tiii bis apcease.
one Who for many years had kaown the DE-
ceased ultimately tins speaks Of him. aMr
Devin, il business Transactions, wss morn srra-
pulously exact than any mAa have ever known
To all the wealth be has wecumulstss bsse 81
tAchss not one cAvn IN dizkonest gain Hss
patriotism was pure, and in this tine Of his
oOnntry's trial he hNs proved his fAish bv HI.
works Al his eoantry's call he gave up both his
soas- one has bsen long in The service, tbs othsr
vas on tbs eve of departure a. his fathers death
His children, his wealth. bis tine, his t.lsats,
were all laid upon the alter Of his blaeaing coun-
try. Daring the last years Of his Iis il was evil
dent 10 all thai his inierest IN ihiDss hsAreniy
and divine was constantly Increasing, and thoagh
Al last he vas struck down without norisnt's
warning, jet his bereaved friends aud relatives
nozrn not As those Ebe have no hope. for they
have this assurance that as he loved and served
the Lord On earth an abundG&t entrance has been
ministered unto him into the regions Of sssrnzI
ssiieity, where he Is singing the new song Of re-
dssning love amid the ssersmsnt2I host Of Gods
elect.
" Leaves hare their time to fall,
And flowers TO wither in the Not III winds breath
And stars 10 set but all
Thou hast all seasons for thizs own o DEATH -
PEISgETos, Jane !, 1854.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

,ccupied the quarters selected for as al
FIRST by Col Foster.
Taylor Barracks were originally con-
structed for a Government hospital
they we're changed into military bar
racks for the purpose Of accommodating
Kentucky eonscripts- They are situated
Immediately South Of Louisville, and
about mile distant therefrotn. A fence
some twenty feet high encioses an area
Of some ten acres. Inside of the en-
closure the barracks are built, forming
three sides OF q square, thereby securing
the very best ventilation. Commodious
officers barracks, extensive and conven-
lent cook houses, and above and superior
to all, a large and conveniently arranged
wash-room, make the barracks the most
comfortable stopping place for soldiers
we remember 70 have seen anywhere
else. They are paradise in comparison
with Camp Carrington,
We remained at Taylor Barracks
Thursday and Friday While there or
ders were received changing our place
of destination from Nashville to the
| Louisville and Nashville Railroad This
virtually broke up the regimehtal organ
/ ization, and Of course vas very unpopu-
| lar with officers and men. We left
Louisville on Saturday morning, march
ing through the streets greeted only here
| and there with a smile and waving flag
One company was left behind with or
ders to proceed to Smithland- Our
company was stationed a. this place.
But Of our trip from Louisville here,
the localities guarded BY the different
com paniss, and our own location at the
Oldest town in the State, | will speak of
( at another time.
cannot close without adding that We
are now under marching orders for Nash
vile, when / presume the different COM
panies composing the regiment viii again
| be united
Letters 10 members Of the regiment
should be addressed to Nashville.
Yours for q
HUSDRED DAYS.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

sU- In an article published in our
Daily Of May 9th entitled " "Copperhead
Candidates for Congress, we remarked
that "Junius, the Rockport CORES
pondent Of the Times, was supposed
to be a young lawyer of Rockport,
closely related by the ties Of canssnguin-
ity to one Of the Congressional aspir-
anita whose praises are sounded in these
epistles "
We are now credibly informed that the
supposition was Incorrect Junius is
not the person We alluded to, and We
gladly make the correction.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
From ths Petomae Array.

Nav YoRK, June 4th.-The Tribuaes
special dated June lst, says Sheri-
dams cAyslry, the day previous. drove
the rebels doSn the Meehaniesyille pike
within FIVE miles Of Richmond. Oar en-
tire ines were considerably advanced,
and the impression prevailed that Lee
had Withdrawn bis main force within the
inner defences Of Richmond His loss
during the past few days must have been
severe, largely in excess Of oura Con-
trabsnds report the citizens Of Rich
mond in great fright The enemy left
All their dead and wounded in front Of
Warren, and the sight was sad and
shocking. Yesterday, June 2nd, the 9th
corps aud Badly Smiths forces made a
heavy charge, carrying the FIRST line Of
the enemys works and taking from four
hundred 10 eight hundred pr,soners. An
hour later the rebels made tremendous
assault aud we're frightfnlly slaughtered
Hancock also repulssd q similar attack
iuficting severe loss The fighting was
most desperate, and the ensmy's loss
must have bsen two or three thousand
Oar loss was four or Eve hundred Burn
sides corps showed eq-al valoF in re-
pnlslng the attack.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
From sherman.s Army.


The following dispatch from Secretary
Stanton was "mucilaied," as the re-
nowned Foley would say, in Saturdays
paper, by Inadvertently leaving one sheet
of the report st the telegraph Office. We
republish it entire, that it may be clear
ly understood:
WAR DErARrMESr, Washington, /
June ;, 10 p. NJ
MOI. Gen Dir:
A dispatch dated yesterday at 80 P.
NJ. has this evening been received from
Gen. Sherman He reports that on
Wednesday, June lst, Mcpherson moved
up from Dallas to point in front Of the
enemy, at New Hope Church. On
Thursday, June ID. Scho6eld and Hook
er, having been shifted to the extreme
left, pushed forward towards Marietta
At the same time, Stoneman and Gar
rard's cavalry we're sent to Altoona,
which they reached and held possession
Of These movements, says the dis
patch, have secured the pass, which was
considered formidable one.
Movements are reported by the dis
patch, as in progress, which are not
proper for publication nos.
Nothing has been heard from Grant
since bis dispatch dated at o'clock yes
terday morning. Telegraphie commu-
nieRtiou has been delay ed bv a violent
storm on the Peninsula yesterday eve
ning and last night, and cannot Be re.
established befoIe some time tomorrow.
(Signed) T. NJ sTAxrog.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

One OF HunnewelI's Great Remedies.
HUNNEwELL's ToLU ANoDYNE.-- This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
las earned It's true name aud fame by results
which has hafied every other attempt at relief In
Nsaral9ia. RAsassatisa, G0ss, NsToas Head ache,
T6oA aRd Ear AeAs, Boesi Cosasiaisss, Hyieria.
Dssrsss alsr Easas, Less Of Sleep, Gsasal Nsrssss
Dsbilits, Paro<ssss is EAooPiss osssA, aaa Assha,
now declared TO Be largely Nerress. Fer the pains
In MoMtAlr MssssuGtioa perfect relief, while ma
turS's afterwork 10 undisturhed, 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.
Aer sale ey all whele~ale and retail dealers.
kkLLER WHITE, Agents
AS-am Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

5eeause the Democratic delegation req
-eseuts the majority Of Kentucky cit
z .us who will vote at all In a Federal
lection, while the Bramlette delegation
presents but the dream of shadow
# the old Know Nothing party, and i
Of no political account. ii the people cf
Kentucky can only have a fair elec
tion."
What a harmonious body the Chicago
Conveniion will be- The Jesuit Mcsias-
ter in the same nest With the Know Moth
ing Prentice. Par Mobile frGtrnm
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
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ter No solreaf besag used 1t ls net liable 20 de-
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ized by combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior TO any other method
of exhibiting Iodine.
Fun directions accompany each bottle, that IL
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Beware Of Counterieits aud limitations which
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Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
THE VERY LATEST
Il ELE Or r a = H.
WAsHfxcrox. June {. 10 A. NJ

WAsHisGToy, June 4, 10 A. NJ.
To MAJ. Gen. Dir:
Dispatches freu Grants Headquar-
ters dated the Sd, have Just been re-
ceived. Yesterday at 4;30 A. NJ, Grant
made an assault on the enemies lines, of
which be makes the following report
We assaulted at 4;30 thissmorning,
driving the enemy within his entrench-
ments at all points, but without gaining
8 decided advantage. We now occupy
position close to the enemy aud in
some places within fifty yards Our loss
is not severe, nor do suppose the enc
ny lost heavily. We csptured over
three hundred prisoners, mostly from
Brechnridges command
Another official report, not from Grant,
estimates our killed and wounded at
three thousand. Among the killed are
Col Haskell, Of the Both Wisconsin, Col
Porter, Of the sth New York Heavy Ar
tillery, and Col Morris, of the Goth New
York. Among the wounded are Gen.
K q. Tyler, seriously, and has probably
lost foot.
(signed) M STANTON.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
nI,islon Of west Mississippi.

Major General Z. R S. Candy has es-
tablished his headquarters at Natchez.
and has issued the following orders, Of
importance to steamboat men:
SPECIAL ORDER NO. %
HEADQ rs Div. WEST Mis4,
Natchez, Miss, May -, 1864
Captain John G. Klinck, Assistant
Quartermaster Of Volunteers, having re-
ported for duty at these headquarters, is
hereby assigned to duty as General sn-
perintendent Of Land and Water Trans
portation within the Division OF West
Mississippi. Any information required
by him, in relation to bis particular du-
ties. will be promptly furnished, and any
orders issued BY him in the name Of the
Commanding General will be respected
and obeyed.
By order Of
Maj Gen f. r. s. CASsY
C. T. CHRisrESsES, Maj and A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
LOST

NAY BOOK-on last Saturday evening one
IL largo Day Book, morocco bound, with 40 Al
inlnae IN ths lrst part Of the book. The name OF
Y. X. Walden Is written In several piaees. The
finder will be literally rewarded BY having the
same az this Office
lunsg DIT. y. II. WALDEN.
IIAIH BRACELET-A Hair Bracelet with a
II plain Gold Clasp, e0ntaininga Likeness Of
Gus. Dusouchet, was lost on the street yesterday
Any one finding the shove mestioBsd article will
be literally rewarded BY leaving tbs same At this
once iB5 IL
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06

EoR BkEcToks AT LAEsg.
David 8. Gooding, CT Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of YiEs.
B0E sTATH ELEcTOEs.
lat Diatriet--JAmss G. Denny, of KnoE.
John 5. Houghlaad, of 5pehceF.
"a Dlstrlet--Cyrus n. HiIoBs Of CLARK.
Francis RsstsT, ~ LagrABre.
80 Dlstrist--Hsnry X. Pritshard, Of Bsrtholo
new.
Madison Evans, Of LaUrsncs.
9Th Diatrfet-IsoHiaaa Sexton, sf Rush.
F.Kygsr, of Franklis.
gsh Distfiet-Bsaj. r. eiayFooi, sf Eayslfs.
JsshaA n. Bsllsff, of nsBry.
eth Distrist-J. J. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. g. GFsoB, sf Shelby.
7th Distrist-Jshh Osborn, Of Putnan.
Thomas n. Rise, Of Parks.
sth Disfrist-K p. pavidssR, Of Tippsoanes.
Bsnl Cregsry, Of Warren.
sth Dlstrict-Jafnss b. BslfeFd, sf white.
Aaron Ouerneys sf Psrter.
10th Distrlet-T. X. Dickinson, Of DeKeib.
Hailet KilbOErns, 0f Eikhart.
nth District--John M. Wallace, Of GFaEt.
James NJ. Tompler, sf Jay.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
COMMERCIAL
Cincinnati Markets.

ciEcTssATi. Jans (.
TLOuk anchanssd and quiet
WHEAT held 10 =. higher. Red ssId ct 81 g.
Nothing done IN White. II Is held zg 81 c5 20
81 10.
coRN irregular. shsilsd Is held aa6 oasrsd At
sl4l 20.
OATS not aAlahis at over sic.
BYE sold TO kTxfve At 81 es
WHISKY dali Af 81 80
NESS PORK IN coed demand Al Ss0 and 4 GOO
barrels ssrs bcaghs At this rats. inelndlns soo
barrels eouutys has holders sek 20 r hixhsr /.
iT5. 90 bulk sides, averaging s. Ihs ssla st f1c
LABD-e0o tisrees sod az l3szal51<: the lat
ter rate for city.
GROCERIES, dali h
BUTTER declined 10 z3925c
GOLD s93g0. SILVER Z5AsT7
EXCHANGE lilo discoaes
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
Of fDanlsI 5 Dl.llnso

NEw YogK, June 4.-The State Con-
vention Of the War Democrats of New
York, met at the Astor House Yesterday
and after resfhrming their preference
for the denomination of President Lin
coin, adopted call to all War Demo-
Gratis to rally at Baltimore. June 7th, to
impress on the Union Convention, the
justice, expedieney and propriety Of the
nomination of Daniel S. Dickinson for
Vice President Of the United States.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
PROM Fartr... nranras

FoRrRKss MosRoE, June J. - The
steamer John A. Warner, arrived from
Bermuda Hundred, reports that the en-
emy made slight attack on our breast
works at Q o'clock last eveaing, without
effect, and retired
A Confederate Lieutsnsnt and 80 pri-
yates, who came into our lines yesier-
day, arrived on the Warner.
A steamer, just arrived from the
White House, reports that there was
heavy cannonsding going on all day yes
terday, and just before night the sound
grew farther OF. There are no psrtieu
lars
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
SEALED PROPOSALS


rs euryeyoFes Once,
Ev9EsviiIs. Ind, JEne sth, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii hs received Al tlf.
y oaire Eztti the s0Sh day Of TIE present. noah
tor Boarding, A1zsi1g, ke-. with naedieins and
msdiesi HitsadAnee, for siek aud disabled sssmsn
a this port for one year frcn he soth saV 81
JEnes 1854 tia The srst day Of July, Ises.
The successful bidder vii b rsanired to give
surety TOT the faithful perfsrnAree Of his con-
Evansville daily journal., 1864-06-06
FOR SALE.

A LE-TO CLOSE A OOHsIGsMENT.-,ob 0 bbis.
n Stock Ale, ahd 10 half bbls. Lager Beer. kn-
qzire Of Cox Humphrey ~ upper wharf boat
June6.diw.
DROPELLER FOR sALE.--OB account q re-
i firing from the Ice business, vii sell my
Steam Propeller, twenty Morse p0ser, nearly
new; is suitable for carrying eighty tons burden,
and will also tow a boat up steam, ioadsd' In
river. For further reference address Isaac
Marks A Son, ?. o. Box 1870 Cincinnati, ohio !
or =. Box TG7, Louisville. Ky. Jul 80
IIOUsE-Apy one desiring 20 purchase house
III containing three rooms, can ind q new
heuse on Oak street, between Sixth aud seventh.
my2s A. NJ. WOODWARD.