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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Saturday July 9. 1864.
THE REVENUE LAW.

THE REVENUE LAW.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
promulgated the following explanatory Of the new Rev
enue law, which goes into effect on the St Of August
next: |%S ~
Poao2e sanps cannot be used in payment Of the duty
chargeab,e on instruments. 40
II the duty Of the maker OF instrument TO ofx and
cancel the stamp required thereof II be- negecs to 90
the party for whose II Is made stamp y before 10
and IL Issued aer the th Of June 1854 and used without
stamp, cpnnot be serwsrd ,rctusly stamped Any fail
upon the part 81 the msker Of instrument 70 aPpropn
etey stamp renders him liable TO penalty OF two hundred
dollars
salts are enced many States by other process thar
wit, viz summons, warrant publication, petition &C. IN
Wits OF .ye Jaeia. subject to stamp duty original
processes.
The nrs OF an affidavit taken before Justice OF the Peace
Notary Public other officer duly authorized to take hda
Wits held 10 be certificate and subject TO stamp duty oil
eHcsp. when taken In suits or legal proceedss
Cert 6cds loan In which there shall appear any wrtten
printed evidence Of amount of to be- paid on de-
msnd a. time tesignaied are subject to stamp duiy as
Tie ssssnnei Of mortgage is subject TO tho stamp
duty that imposed upon the Original innment That y to
for ryery Of $50 any fractional part hereof Of
tie amount secured BY the mort at the time Of its assign
merit there must be alfred stamp or Stamps denotnS duty
Of 80 cent?. o..
Wien two or more per- ons Join in the execution Of in
runent the stamp TO which the instrument is Liable under
the law may be affixed aud Cancelled By one Of tho Vafs
In conveysncrs OF real estate the law provide. that NE
No sp &. required on any warrant OF attorney aceompa
nyng bond note when such bond or note has ahxed
thereto stamps terOtng the duty required ana
whence any bond note + secured by mortgage but one
stamp duty !. required on such papers such sIsnp euy
the highest fate required by instruments or either
them. ia such Doe nen0randum Of tho Vhne OF
naou Of The .;snp affixed should be made upSn me
NOT Stamped '....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Indiana.

LETTER PROM THE HON. SCHUYLER CoLTAx.
The following letter was sent BY the Hon.
Schuyler Colfa1 to the Congressional Convention Of tho
Ixh District Of Indiana. held at Valparaiso on tho
3Oth ut which nominated Mr. Colfa1 FOR reelection BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
MEDICAL AFFAIRS.

Medical Directors of armies in the field have
been authorized by tho War Department. 10 employ as
acting staff surgeons regmental staff surgeons Of two
years experience. who are specially recommended by
their Medical Directors and whose term OF service has
expired The rats Of compensation will be the same as
the pay and einounenis Of regimenta surgeons With
use Of one public horse and equipments and forage for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
EP1aCOPAI FAITH.

The Bishops of the Protestant Episcopa
Church in the loyal States, following Ne grea
body of their clerical brethren of Great Brian
have united in the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have been 9.

TIT lUHUWIHH NdIIUHuI DdHho HuFV DOC" OH'
tablished since the 2d Of July;
Merchants, National Bank OF Boston, Mass capital so 600
City National Bank OF Worcester Mass capital.... 10000
Fir.t National Bsnk Of Decatur IL.,.......... 5000
First National Bank of Pslon, 10000
The total number OF National Banks that have been
established mp to July 3 is AS.
The following National Banks have been designated
repositories OF public moneys Second Of Baltimore
Md First of Franklin. Pa, ana First " Dorchester.
Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
WASHINGTON. saturday. July 9. 1854.
MR.. CHASE AND HIS sUBoRDNATEs.

BY invitation OF Mr.. Chase, the heads of the
bureaus and the clerks Of the Treasury Department
called upon him in body this evening. Several hun
drcd improved the occasion to pay him their respects.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
River News.


The river has risen at Cincinnati; an,.
ing the last two days Eve inches with
heavy rains ia that direction, AMI homes
are entertained of a rise tina, will asgsc,
the river here.
At this point It continues to reeeas
slowly, perhaps at the rate of an inch a
day. Business is of course very aup.
Indeed scarcely anything is doing excep,
By Government
The Cottage came ia from Cairo Non.
day night, and Left for Cairo again yes
terday
The Idahoe arrived here YESTERDAY
and will we presume load with Govern,
ment freight
The May Duke may be expected here
this morning or evening. and will return
10 Louisville tonight. Her commander.
Capt Houston, is an aa'able and eourte.
ous gentleman, and she carries a genial
clerk.
We had the pleasure of meeting dav
or two ago, Mr.. Carr, the popular clerk
Of the d. B. Campbell, who was in the
city on business.
The +. Baker arrived here yesterday
from the Tennessee river.
We call attention to the advertisement
OF the steamer Virginia for sale, ID an
other column Sho is a nice aud sub.
siantial light draughi boat, aud eau Ia
bought cheap, as her owners not being
steamboat lnsn, have no use for her
The furniture Of he Superior was
shipped to Cairo yesterday. All Capt
Dexter lef by rail for tbst poiat yes,er.
day morning, to take her out tor New
Orleans m Government service
Capt Josh '. ThroOp is still soiourn.
ing in the city, enjoying otium cum dig.
aitdte, &c, aud is becoming as rotund
as an alderman. "Balderdast 7chwelieh
nie won sweptacle spell hsben."
The steamer LIaellyn will be here
this evening in The mail boat line. ADD
will want freight and passengers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

NEw YORK, Aug. 9.-The Commercial
says that the advance of cotton to 81 IS
per pound has created some excitement
Demand good. Jobbers who have been
indisposed TO buy cotton at high prices
are nov ready to operate at later figures
and in some kinds of goods at even a
slight advance. The commission houses
here are disposed to take advantage Of
the rise in all materials Some refuse
TO sell anything beyond small lots at old
prices, and others are holding their
goods back for an advance These adj
vanees are said to be based an falling
off in lbs-suppy during the last month
The total receipts for July were Is, $50
bales, which IS less than the average re-
ceipts Of the ten preceding months by
sag bales Such large rise natural
y effects prices
The steamer Fulton from Port Royal,
via Fort Monroe, arrived here She
brings the exchanged Union prisoners
from Charleston.
Gea BirneJ bad made a raid in Flor
ida dsstroyiog several bridges, capturing
locomotives and cars and a quantity of
small arms
We now bold Baldwin add Camp Mil
kin.
4 blockade runner rag into Charles
ton on "Wednesday night Oar released
officers report that since they have been
confined 10 Charleston Eve blockade run
neFs nave come IN.
The firing on Charleston and Fort
Sumter is continued.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

FATAL EENcoUNTER-Two MEs KILL
I'D BY SoLDIER We are informed by
citizens of Mount Vernon that an afIray
occurred in that town on Monday night,
which resulted in the death Of two men
named Joseph Gamble and VIM. Bellew.
The parties were drinking in CANDLES
saloon, when, for some reason unex-
planned, Gamble commenced deuoune-
ing the soldier as an AbolitIonist, mig
ger-thief and Lincolnite, whereupon the
soldier who belongs to the 49th Indiana,
and who is at home on furlough, drew
his revolver aud shot Gamble through
the heart killing him instantly A4
Bellew then attacked the soldier and
knocked his hat of'-some say knocked
him down--wheu he shot Bellew also
through the heart producing instant
death
The soldier, whose furlough expires
next Saturday, made his escape
This affair is much to be regretted, as
it will afford tho enemies Of the Govern.
msnt a pretext for denouncing the sol
diers, who are expected to bear all in
suits without resenting them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
new foFE Markets.

NV Y0Kx. August .
WHEAT.-HilWaukts club 2 sRa2 90
CORN.--li@ayy g2c lower.
OATS. - Fair demand at y9ai % for Western.
COFFEE.-Firm.
RTCE--421,
SUGAF.-Duli; McsooVads "a :
A0LAsSEs Dull and uarhAngef
WOOL.--Quiet asf Sithuug change
PORK - Moderately active pric.s drcIaeaiy
lever; - % Tor ness - 15asJs - Tor new Do,
chisay At lower price; % t0gJi ~ for prime, and
IS o. for prime mess.
BEEF -Dull aad heavy lG9 Is for conntry
primes le920 for rsraeksd IS and z2G 8 nT
extra mess.
cut MEATS oderate request
LARD Less active aud a shade sa'isr, AZ q !,
6zsLt
MONEY .--Eazy 1t per cent
STERLING ExCH ANGE Dull At 7siSsa2 y
IN currency, audi Atal - in gold.
GoLp.-Heavy snd lower epsned al 255. De.
Glued 20 521<<, advanced 10 81 deClilsd "a
~ /, and closed heavy AZ 2A.
G0NEKNMEAT Sf0CKe.-without decided
chance stocks stead; eas va certificates So,
6, ~, coupons, % -, 81. registered ! es5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

TEsTH fEDIAxA CAyALRY.-A member
of company b, 10th Ind. cavalry, writes
US from Pulaski, Tenn, that the eompa-
ny have recently presented I'd Lieut.. OIL.
liver Babcoek with an elegant sword,
sash, gloves, shoulder-ssraps, and sabre
knots, valued at sixty odd dollars, as a
mark Of the high esteem in which he is
held as an officer and a gentleman by
the company to which he belongs. Lieut..
Babcock has just risen from the rank Of
Orderly Sergeant TO his present position
The writer speaks in the highest terms
Of all the officers Of the regiment, aud
especially Of Capt Bell and Major Tom.
williamson
The 10th has pretty hard duty but have
had no fighting to DO, except an ocea =
siouaI whack at busbwbackers, in which
case they brought the raseals to speedy
grief
There has been some sickness in the
regiment, but II is now generally in good
condition.
The writer says: "lf the 10th should
be lucky enough to get back to Indiana
10 vote, the butternuts will have to stand
clear, for we have heard from them. We
don't intend to take any Of their slang
y think the regiment
will get back about ! $50 strong, and il
they are lucky enough to get back they
viii vote solid for Old Abe and Gov.
Morton"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
Steamboat ColIlsion.

ALBANY, n Y, Aug. As the Troy
steamboat Vanderbilt was coming up
the river this morning, Just before day
light, and when a short distance above
Undertook upper light, she ran into a
tow OF cattle boats, sinking three of them,
and damaging herself TO such an extent
that the water was soon seven inches
deep on the lower cabin. The steam
pumps were at once set 10 work, but as
the water seemed 10 gain on them, j;
was found necessary to run Der ashore,
and it is feared that her hull sustained
additional injury thereby The steamer
St. John which was a short distance De
bind her, ran alongside, and took her
passenger. OFT None one injured OF
lost; bat is Is reported that two brothers
who were sleeping in the forecassle O.
one OF the cattle boats, were ethel
killed or drowned &4
A propeller and barge were sent from
this city this morning TO bring up freight
which sustained but little damage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10


MORE SoLDIERs.-A number Of Amer
lean citizens Of African descent we're
brought TO the city yesterday from Union
township, and offered as substitutes for
different parties, to be credited to Union
township
The substitute business has been quite
brisk for some time in this city, and as
high as $3.50 has been paid for able-bod-
led sable soma Of Africa. Several Of
our conservative brethren have availed
themselves Of this method Of escaping
Uncle Sans lottery, their objections to
the employment Of negro troops to the
contrary, Notwithstanding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
LYONS KAruArHos.


KAthsiroH Is from the Gresk word sKathro,s' or
''KsthAiFo" signifying to cleanse. reJuyinats sna
restore. This artiels il what its zams siRnlass.
FOR preserving, restoring and beautifying the
hsEnAn hair t is the most renaIksbis prsperaiioa
IN shs world It is again ovasd and pat Up 81
tha original proprietor, and Is now naas With tbs
ssass care. skill aud attention which gsvs Il >
sale Of oyor enc million bottles per annum.
Il Il : most delightful Hair DRESSING
II graduates seurf ard dandruH.
: II KEEPS the lead cool and clean.
II mskes The hair, rich, soft and glossy.
Il prevents the hair from fslling % sna tsrn-
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon bald he@ds.
Any lady Or gssfisnaas who values bsaafifs,
bead Of hair sbosid uss Lyons KsthAiroBs II is
known and n Cd throughout the civilized voFld.
Sold b. all rssysctabls dealers.
DEHAs BARsEs 8 CO.. Hsv York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
GOLD PENS.
C. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

All pens bssH nfy hads-nsasf. &C. .. BAHSFa
ENrHA Lov., ~" for whieh / have scsursd the
Saqfri9as aud afe warranted "A caratB Zoe and
pofirci Ia every rsspect sent by mail o. express
20 any part % The country ruceipt u price snd
retSrB Charges Persons ofierinE viii pleas state
The siEn sud sfy h desired. WHISTLER hard soft
% prove deactlfe, they viii have the priFiiEs -
enchanting. A deduction u nftesFu rar cut. al
lowed srderS u so over, aud twenty-five
per ceLi ga ihoze Of klun Labafal discnuEt inside
to the trnas. Old pens ref4irsl ~ the beet man
for airy cents tasd siamyj each Ciret-
lars showing slEss, styles, and prices o. Watches
seni FREE 20 any address Address
q. p. BARNES.
D-.s-- - oai4 r@as aaa AzFn4eas WarrHes.
~ Mails Street. oor. siEth. Lsuiaf1ia-s KT.
nich2i'6f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
HEIMsTBEET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NYam DYE

sut restores gray hair % its original eoioF, b.
suvplylns the capillary tubes with natural susie
sanos, impaired b. age Or disease All fasa-asss
or asss are COMPOSED Of lusAr eostic. dsstroying
tic Vitality sn4 beauty Of the hair. ssd Essrd u
Themselves 10 dressing. Hsimstrsst's Ininitabls
corng not oniy restores hair 70 lie nsturAl color
by az ezSy process, bat zirss the haira
LuxurIant Beauty,
promotes IL growth Prsyssfs ia faIlsng o.. sEsd.
ieAtes dandrHa, ane iEnp@r - health and pleasant
nsss to ths bad Itass teod the test Of time b
iag the coiorinai Hair Col oring. and Il constantly
inersAslpg IN favor. Ussd ~ both gsnsisnsn Esc
ladies. II Is sold BY all rsspeotabIs Dealers, OF
can bS procured b. them Of the eonDsrotal
sgsnfs, D. 3. BARNES CO., goa prostvsy, Nsw
YORK. Two siEss. 80 eszss aAd u.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

Administrative threatening aspect
of affairs on the Border, we are glad to
know, is beginning to he fally realized,
and earnest preparations are being made
TO turn aside or repel any danger that
may menace us
The authorities, both civil and mill
tary, are beginning to awake to sense
of the duty Of the hour, and BY concert
of action viii, in few hours, have
passed the crisis of danger. There is
one duty we would, however, earnestly
impress on all able-bodied men: TO en-
roll themselves in the Legion, aud to in.
struct themselves carefully in the man
ual Of arms.
By this evening the Legion should
number at least 1000 men, fully armed
and equipped. A large portion of these
have been pretty well drilled heretofore
and viii we know, should the hour Of
trial come, make good soldiers,
With the resources now at our com.
mand, if rightly applied and properly
used, we are able to bid defiance to all
the geerrillas aud rebels this side of the
Cumberland river.
Our city is full of military men of ex
perienee, veterans, who have seen ser
vice, and know how to handle men. Al
we want now is thorough organization
aud concert of action This, We believ,
is about to be accomplished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
GOOD Neyrs Trem sIeblI..

NEW YoKk, Aug 9.-The ComBser.
eiaFs Washington special says there is
great exultation at the Navy Depart
ment over news from Mobile. Block
ade-ruuning At Mobile will he broken
up, aud severalof our best gunboa,s re-
lieved from duty there
The Tennessee was supposed to be
the most powerful ram in The world
The sinking Of The Tecumseh IS en-
tireIy discredited.
Buchanan is the only Admiral in tbs
rebel navy. 4 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

HONE AGAIS.-We we're surprised and
delighted last night to meet Lieutenant
w. Lander, Of the Hih Ind, in the city,
stopping 1T the Sherwood House.
Lieut. Lander, who is better known
as Prock, correspondent Of the Vim
cennes Sun, it will be recollected was
severely wounded in the foot during the
progress Of the Army Of the Potomac
through the Wilderness, and has been
for some time in the hospital at George
town, d. c., but we are happy to learn
that he is rapidly recovering and will
vet possess full use Of his foot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

ATTENTION, NASDERBuRGH GRAYs.--
Ece,y Member of this Company is or
dered TO report promptly at halfpast :
clock this evening, at Mozart Hall, for
inspection Of arms. Each member
must have his gun and accoutrements
in good condition. By order Of
Carr. Blscm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
,..--Mr- Dobsll, bookseIler

PrcronsAGs.---Mr.D obeiiT, bookseller
and stationer, corner Main and First
streets, continues to keep the largest
assortment Of pictorial weeklies, and al
the best weeklyand Western daily pa
pers, together with full supply Of fine
stationery.
Yankee Notions aud Frank Leslie's
Budget Of Fun for September just re-
ceiYed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

ARREsTED.--A man was arrested yes
terday at Mt Vernon and sent to the
Commandant Of the Post, charged with
giving aid to the rebels by furnishing
them with revolvers he was held to
bail in The sum Of $500 for his appear
ance, when wanted, which he gave.
There is some doubt as to his guilt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

WAsHiNGroy, Aug 9-luformation
has been received here that Gen Aver.
i'll, after oyertaking the enemy at Moore
Geld, attacked and utterly routed them,
capturing between 500 aud COO prison.
ers, including Ger. johnson (who sabse.
quently escaped with his STAFF with
their headquarters eolors, all the rebel
artillery and traius. and large quaint.
ty OF small arms Johnson himself
barely escaped by flying into the noun
tains
Gen. Averill pursued the scattered
remnant OF the rebel army for p miles,
capturing many fugitives His entire
loss in killed was only : men. The pur-
suit was only abandoned when Gen Az.
erilfs horses we're too exhausted 10 FOL
low the rebels into the mountains
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
1. ". CooK. Cantain.

ATTENTION, MoRToS GUARDS. - The
members Of this Company are hereby
ordered to report, armed and equipped,
for inspection Of arms, at the corner Of
Main and First streets, this evening, at
Z O'Clock BY order Of
b. II. GRIFFITH, Capt Go. u.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
From Fortress Monroe.

Fortress MONROE, Aug. s. The
steamer Fulton arrived here on Sunday,
with exchanged officers from Charleston.
They represent that they were we'll treat
ed.
Gen. Foster says he will take Charles
ton within two months.
Prisoners of war, confined in the in
terror Of Georgia, were being removed
TO Charleston, as the rebels do not CON
slider them safe in their late prisons Six
hundred officers arrived on the Sd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

BD-Persons who left Uniontown on
Monday evening at 4 o'clock, report
that Adam johnson has force of | 500
men in Union county. That be coatem-
plates mischief in this direction there
can be no dopbt, and our preparations
for defense cannot be made a moment
foo anon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
From RnrnIn

BUFFALo, Aug 9-lt is rumorcd thai
the rebels and their sympathizers in
Canada are about TO make raid on thi,
city. The details are not yrt fully Oh
tanned, but It is Understood that Govern
nent is fully informed OF il Many ru
mors are ahoai, but nothing reliable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
HOME INTERESTS.

10 PHrsICIAss.-If you wish 70 purchase pare
Drugs Medicines, and Chemicals at . snail al
vance on Eastern prices, 60 and examine KELLEE
wHITE's stock, where you will hHd every srti-
Gle that Is needed BY the profession, and prices
which cannot fail 70 give satisfaction. Their
stoEs is 81 No a Main strses. nay4dkwt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
The VERY LATEST
TELE GR a p Il.
Erona New York

NEW YoRk, Aug. 9.-The internal
revenue receipts now amount to 81, OOO,-
600 per day Warrants for 100000
passed yesterday, to pay the army.
Brig Gen Wild, charged by Badly
Smith With disobedience of orders, has
been returned to duty. The proceedings
of the Court we're quashed By Gen. But
Ter, for irregularity
Surgeon General Hammond has been
suspended from rank aud pay FOR three
years
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

EvAysvnLg ARTILLgFY - All the
members Of the Company are ordered to
report at the Coart House at 81 clock
this evening, armed aud equipped, for
inspection Of arms
+ " CooK Cantaip
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

VETERANS CoNlNG.--The Veterans Of
the sd indiana will he here on Friday,
and VIC call upon all loyal men and
ladies to prepare TO give them proper
receptlon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

bD-We are indebted to Abe Westfall,
just from the front before Atlanta, for a
copy Of the Chattanooga Gazetts Mr..
Westfall confirms the report Of the
death Of Lieut. Sam. Bloom.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

ATTENTION, EVANSVILLE RIFLES. " on
are hereby ordered to meet at the Court
House this "Wednesday evening, at CD
o o'clock, for inspection of arms. We are
in danger, and want every member to
be present. BY order OF
LIEUT. TRIBE, Commaadg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
Organic Weakness.

Lsss OF natural vigor. nervous and general de-
bility, With skin eFuptions fever sores. tzins in
ev-ry hone ard muscle, los Of memory, hesc ache
a dizziness, night dreams, eri slyuE, iupo-
&c. etc. etc, and the endless other suEeriBgs
: haeh aaiet sseh patient, will Be red BY
means as p-esens used tn all the New York City
Hospitals, and those Ia BroakIyn-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

BALTixoRE, Aug S-P. M.-Latest re-
ports from the valley represent the reb-
els in force south of Winchester, and it
is thought we shall have al engagement
with them there
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
II. +. Blount, o. S.

BaowSLow GuaRps Every member
of this Company must report hinself,
fully armed and equipped, at the corner
Of Main and Water streets, this evening,
the 10th day Of August, at o'clock.
Abssntees iciH be punished
BY order of Capt ScHGNLAuB.
+. NJ. Groves, o. S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
..AcAr,s rIAGxoI a HALm.

This il TIE most dsiightful and sKtEAordfnary
srtlsis ever aiseoFersd- u changes the sun buvnt
face szd hands % parry satin texture Of rsSish
ing Is suty, parting the marble purity Of yonth,
snd t4e disagrs sppeaFAnes inviting In the city
belle q fashion. II removes tan, frseElss. pin-
Pies aHd Tonshness from the skin, having the CON-
sls1ioa fresh, Transparent and smooth. IL eon-
iains no material injurious % TIE ska PstFon-
led By Actresses and Opr4 sinssrE. II 10 what
ssery lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared b v. Z. HAssns Troy d. I.
DEMAs S. BARSEs 4 co. Esw YoFk. Z