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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Best in the World!

Tho great: quantity of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have been pslmed Off upon the un-
suspecting, public by those without character,
from the fact that they were sold at a low
OF things, We have ma 1e it leng, untirnx
study to produce machine that could in no
way be classed among them, and finally to
lead tho van of first clas Sowing Machines now
in use. An intelligent examination of its mer :
its will show that We have accomplished our
object.
1sts Home Of tho valuable features of this
oSfhins over all others: Its reversible feed.
eitnef to the right or left ITS per fect reliabli-
~, never skipping stitches and the making
fpf four different stitches :or the various kinds
| OF werk the operator may wish to do.
I'd. II is almost noiscless-runs very fast,
and the change of tho feed is made whilst the
machine is in motion.
Sd: 1t makes the lock stitch, whi.h has been
considered heretofore by An almost universal
verdict, ~ the only reliable one made. We
add to that the double lock, which mak.s it
being perfect knot to every stitch, which is
more durable than can be made by any other
machine, or by hand, and in all cases leaving
tho stitches on both sides the work alike
The feed may be reversed at any point
desired without stopping the Machine.
Changes for tho various stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion.
It's stitches are the wonder to all.
The beauty Of it is unsurpassed.
No other covers % large range Of work.
sews light and heavy 'abrics with equal ia
|cility.
The work will feed either % the right Or Left.
Runs quietly, ssws rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in sowing across
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other machine. t~.
Tailors cannot afford to do without them.
Every family shcul1 have = !" Fiorenes."
Its motions are ali positive
Will last lifetime.
No springs to get out Of order.
ls thoroughly practical. r@~,
The hemmef the most practical In uss.
Turns wide and narrow hsms and will tell
beautifully. y.
II bra,ds neatly and Handsomely withou.
the slightest alteration. ~s-sre
The inexperienced find no difficulty in using it
Oils no dresses, all its machinery being on
the top Of the table. 81 4#ss 80
Every machine warranted. @ .1
It will substantiase all we clam for il.
Barnum's self server which guides the work
itself, furnished with each one Of our M hines
free Of charge. :
Samples Of sewing and descriptive circulars
viii b sent 70 any address on receipt Of stamp.
lldrass
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.. !
Salesro00 13A Lake stFeet.
CHICAGO, ILL.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
A SINGLE BOX 0F BRANDRETMs

contains moro vegetable sxtractive matter
than twenty boxes Of any pills in tho world be-
sides ; hfty- ave hundred physicians use them
In their practice to the exclusion Of other pur-
estives, The Arst letter of their value is yet
scarcely appropriated. When they arc better
known sunden death and continued sickness
will be Of the past Lot those who know them
speak right out in their favor. 1t il . duty
which win save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of VIII
etsd bile at this ssasen, and it is a. danger Gus
% it 10 prevalent but Brandreth's Pills Of
era an invaluable and efficient protection. By
Of those impurities which, when in sufficient
quantitiee, cause % much danger to the bodys
health. Thoy soon cure liver complaint, dys-
fspsia, loss Of appetite, pain in the hsad heart.
ba,n, pain in the breest bone, sudden faintnesa
~ .' oo.svsne,s SOLD y Al Clark aid BY
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
JULIUS BAUER

No. 90 South Clark Street, Chicago, ILL.,,
COLE AGENT, for WM. KNABE Il coz
~ CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has constan mi tly
= large assortmenton hand, and il by arraIxe
ment enabled to furnish them At Lo,sest fas-
tory PRICE: Also on hand, large assor tnsn,
Of MELODEONS, second hand PIANOS, and
all kinds Of Musical Merchandise in general
Second hand Pianos taken in part pay for nsw
Instruments. A call il respectfully sslieiteA
n4Sv7ly -. ... JULIUS BAUER. >,
No. 80 &. Clark Street, Chicago, III
Pianes tuned and repaired 1T short notice.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines mako the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half the thread
and silk that tho single or denble thread loop
stitch Machines do will HON, Fell, Gather
Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and are better adapted
than any other Sewing Machine in use to tho
frequent changes and great variety Of sewing
required in family, for they will sew from
ono to twenty thicknesscs Of Marselles without
and make every stitch perfect, or from
tho finest gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth,
or even the stoutsst harness leather, without
tho feed, noodle, or tension, or akine
any adjustment of Machine whatever!!!
They are simple in construction, aud easily
understood and if any part is broken by acci
dent, it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR 1Aors, and will 90 far to
determine the choice Of any intelligent buyer.
Please Call and Examine or send for Circular
n. B. Local Agents wanted in sections net
yet occupied. Address,
FIEKLE Il LYON s. MOO,
vsn7 No. $50 Broad,coy, Nssc YorE.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
GU e R Y.

Why il it that CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
10 the best IN THE WORLDl
BECAUSE eminent chemists say ssl
BECAUSE it contains no caustic compounds
! BECAUSE it wsars longer than any other
Because it operates insta~sassosslyl
BECAUSE it docs not stain the skiAl
BECAUSE it nourishes and s.rsngthsns the
Hair
BECAUSE it ss.rsets ths bad effects Of 9TH
sr dyes!
BECAusEits presence eannst Be detected
BECAUSEIr NEVER FAILSl-
Manufactured by J. .cHFIsTADOKO, 8 Asto,
House, Now York. Sold everywhere, aud ap-
piled BY al Hairdrssssrs.
Price, 81, q 70. and % Per box, according
sire.
Cristaaoro's Hair Preservative.
Invaluable with his Dye, - it imparts the
utmost softness, the most beautiful gloss, and
great vitality to the Hair.
Price, 50 cents, q, and % Per bottle, accord
ing 70 size. Sold by A.. Clark, at the Good
has County Drug stsre.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

SELF-ADJUSTING + ADJUSTABLE
1t saves Time. Laber, Clothes and MOI. :,
tie easily and firmly secured to tn. tub .,
*asn.ng mae hine, and will At tubs Of any size
or shsps. is simple in its construction. ma
does not easily get ont Of repair
1t is not only P1n1Eor WRNozR. but the
Cog-wheels give it Z PowKR which renders Il :
most excellent washer, pressing aud sept rstins
=: it does, the dirt with the water, from ths
- ~ - 5tEg4 e. ~s,e.t .
any Wdsher,oonad,, cd,, use i-n
CA'A ten years old can cork It.
Il will save its cost every ak months, in the
saving OF clothes. ~ ''A'
We have seven sizes, from $3.50 to $50.
The ordinary family sizes aIe: IA. 4. 40 ~
No. Z, 81. ThSss have - ~ .'-
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347 Broadway, New York.

347 Broadway, New York.
two pronounced superior to I'll other, a,
L the Worlds Fair, in London, 1862. Il tool
the First Premium At the great Fair Of ~
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, in New York citv
1868, where the Judges we're practical. mechan.
ies aud appreciated COG-WAEELS.
1t took the hres premium ut the
New FORK State Tair.... 1854 and 1s6s.
Vermont State Fair 40. 90. ..1fos.
Pennsylvsuis State FAIR. .1se3.
Indiana State Fair ..l86s.
Iowa State Fair. 1894
1llinoia State Pair air..................1 .1sx3'
And at County Fairs without number.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

AllJob York done at this Office will be done
promptly, And is Warranted to give entire sat
isfuction. We have constantly on hand, or will
print to order, all kinds Of Legal Blanks,
Mortgages, with or without Waiver,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds,
Bonds, Agreements,
Summons, Executions,
Warrants, Venircs,
Subpoenas.
We will print to order on the Short
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blapks, Bills,
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
Show Bills, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
a Printing Office.
oaDzHs 1RoH THE Country PRoxrrLr FILLED.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

-: ~
The ONLY reliable sslf Adjusting wriaesr
rhp frame being Of Iron, thoroughly GAL
vsnissd, sH Hdssg~1ronr rrsf i rr~sssd, and ths
liability to shrink, swell, split, 3d., so.sssi5-
sdls il wooden msshines; 10 prevented:
NsfASn1 s1rssos a. oo'nrlsestAd Jsassisgs to
vsrr ont or got out Of order ; it can b. fasts1sd
firmly to the tub in . sisgk s.sn1:.
WARKANITD WITH OR WITHOUT oOe
WHEELS.s e., .. liz. ...s.v~.
1t took, shs FIRST rRrn1ux .t my
ssven State and County Fsirs in 1851, and il
s'idost ~ 're.ption, t1> Is.t wrinRsr ever made.
Instssd Of believing the statements Of par
ties intsrssted in tho aals Of other Wringe1,
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it THOROUGHLY With Any and
ALL ethors, and il not entirely satisfactory
rstnrn it.
1t will wiring anything from Tsr.sd 10 >
Bed Quilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England,
Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted in
Energetic men eaa max. from g.. to 81 0
pr day.
Pstnam Xa~xacturtnq o..
drxrLfxtx IL L~ov tea, practteel g.
Pertsncs tat tron sosW golraased sosth ssne sotll
not eridt<s or rust oss particle. can safely say
aftsr several years experience in tho manu!ac-
ture Of chain for chaln-pumps and water draw
srs, in which have tested the affinity Of IRON
and zine, that if the process is conducted prop
ssly, it is perfect weld OF tho two.
Nearly one year ago my family commenced
al Of its functions Is we'll as did the first time
IL was used, snd has becorue an indispensable
article with US. I have closely observed sew
eral other dinds Of clothes wr:ngers, the mo-
dus operandi being different, trying to prodnee
tho Ssmsrssults as tho Pntaam WrinQe1; but
In my judgement the yhave failed. Tie put
nam WrtnQsr Il az near ps,7sct az posst6le and 7
sss aAss recommend It to be the bet in use.
respectfully yours,
JNO. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years. experience il tho galvanizing
BUSINESS enables me to indorse the above state
JNo. G. LETFERTs,
No, 100 Beekmann Srteet.
New York, January, 1864.
No. 4, $3.50; No. l, 90, 90 No. A, $500
Manufactured and aold, Wholesale aud 70.
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO..:
No. II Plat Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. NoRrHRoP, Agent.
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Arcade Bowling Saloon.

Arcade Bowling Saloon.
r HAvI fitted up ANEW the ARCADE BOW
x~LIN0 SALOON-!aia
Now AnoYO,
Hfastsred. whitevaahed and painted tho walls
silin9 and woodwork, and ffom and AFTER this
. b shAn IL have the Alleys j -1sr.za4 ss
LIGHTED UP EVENINGS.
Here II pleasant and harmless way Of pasa-
Ing away an hour in >..- III. - =
Healthy Exercise,
At very moderate expsnsss I have spared
no peins OF expsn.s to make everything com
Portable, and eonAdsnsly invite ia pasronass
Of sAs pleasure loving public.
o fAs bss. quality sf Air, BIKR
WINES, LIQUORS and GIG AIRS ea.
A0laa $t the Bar and at wholesale.
DAVID ruCKKT.
- vins, osps. -, 1sss. vSnslyI
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

We have lately intro
duced a new style fam
lily Sewing Machine,
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
ed in the same ,stye.
and sold at the same
prices as our Grover q
Baker StitchMachines.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

Our No. 9 Machine is
admirably adapted to
the wants OF all Manu-
facturers, and is far
moro simple, durable
and cheaper tEan any
other Shuttle Machine
in use, and a great IA
vorite wherever intro
duced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25
New York Markets.

use Yeas. August a..
COTTON Less sssivs. at tssaiso for mid
yIotiR state and we.sern tas higher. vith
suly tintud supply. 10 s6Bl9 60 Tor Extra
state; II aafgii - Sc round hoop Ohio and V
ala = for usss brands Markst e'ossd quist and
hrm tnelnasd ia ths sales are le9t bois sxtrs
state Ser sept, At To- Is. aud zoos bsls Do, ipF
Oetsbsr. At II -.
WafskY .-Frmer, at / sal - f3r state ard
SAL IS ass NssssFn Iueia ~ Ia ISLES ar 1000
bsls Western. delivered IL - dsysoF iysfs option
wnEAr-pull. and searcsiy - sirm : easz3 Dc
tar Chicago spFtnE. - 10 AlSsakie
Club. : 7seg 80 Cos A alter Asehisaa : 'sses+ -
for v later ned Western, and - for iaf riof do
AYE -oaist At ! -.
BARlEs- Dan and no uinAi.
COgS.-0psned Ies2c brttsr, but closes dnH
anA dropping; 8 for uixsd Western, closing
With 20 buyers 81 this "a i4tioa.
OARS = hads hrusF, as9gs for wsstsFn, 10 :
w6uL.--seareeIy 90 nrm. uudsr The aseiius Of
/ gold. ,-.
! A. .esss sso for Mes: - so4aqT . for new do
1 $ 5Udgs6 - for Prime, and = IT Prime Aes'
Cuf NgkTs.-rrn ibSta5a ior shsaiasfe !
/ IL gistk fsr nams; i7i4 mr snivksd sseasaefs'
II tsRp @As,irs sra decidedly arner. 81 as5sssa
-esl IBIS for Anxast Of baysrs option soia a. =
BuTTEE-nlshsr. at aassss for Ohio. snd eoe'
/ cftEgsa '-Psrmsr fslr dsmand At ls69T.
/ MOSEYs-Sisaav, with 4 7 business = z
| FTERLING EXCHANGE Dali snd lover
I T4as2 %, esrrrBcy. saa ess4. gid
/ f1LD-tlsavy aHd Loser cps "a Al ~ az
| rginsa 10 ~. aassaosd 50 2 81, aseiiasd y
: s.. asd els ssi - stsz -,
1 GsfyAKsMEsT stocks.-stsady g, lsss
eoapaus. l 81 DO, registered 0ss; s--Vs
/ 1 t29S par esut. 10 sDs, ga, % lFsaslF
Notes, ii s., ons yssF eeFtihsAisss 9tss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25
River News.


The river rose aA6al six inches during
the twenty-iour hours ending al six
O'Clock isst evening. At Plsssbars bsrs
vas eight feet at neon. yesterday, and
rising out Of both rivers; while Al Gin.
e'unasi the river was rising slowlvs 9Th
ten and half feet to Louisville. There
is nox from four aud hair to Eve fee.
on SAsvneesown bsr, ard the Prsspse,,
nov is that We shah have excellent nav
CATION all fall en or a. -F,,@
The vas unusual activity on the levee
yesterday. The great supsflOr loaded
nth oats and mules; also The Lawrene
Areols, Pioneer, Gennie Hopkins, aud
Cuba loaded with GoyeFames. freight,
and would leave during tie night
The Gen. Anderson aad Cuba arrived
from below yesterday morning Tie
Cuba has been purchased by Capt Al
Duncan for $4,000, easii She Is a koe,
roomy boat, and well calculated 10 carry
freight; and We hope Capt Duncan viii
make her profitable. She brought up
the machinery OF the Inflated Sam Orr,
the wreck Of which has been purchased
by Fred Huston and Billy McClsrg, With
design to raise the huh and rebaild
the boat,
The Gen. Anderson will go oat with
the mail at two o'clock this afternoon
for Cairo, Capt, Clark has had her
fixed up in good order, aud she is is now
seven or eight inches lighter than when
she vent on the Ways
The John A Fisher weht ont yuster
day for Cairo, With a moderate trip.
She is a neat little craft
The J. T. MeCombs put in her appear
anee as the mail boat from Louisville
last night, and We bad the pleasure Of
greeting her gallant officers, Capt Lusk,
Frank Blacksmith, and Billy Fsn:on. To
the latter two we are indebled for papers
Of latest dates.
The Palestine, the queenly beauty will
be the regular packet from Louisville 70.
day. The irrepressible Dick Cox pre-
sides in the office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

GUERRILLAs IN HENpERsoS.-We are
informed by citizens of Henderson that
number of guerrillas were in Hender-
son on Monday night and Tuesday
morning. The negro troops that had
been there crossed the river on Monday
evening and came up on the Superior
Tuesday.
1t is said the rebels had not conscript
ed any Of the citizens of Henderson, and
had only stolen three horses. From
other sources we learn that on Sunday
sixteen men were conseripted who had
lust returned from this side OF the river
the rebels expressing special desire Il
gather in that class of citizens
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25
an.,r, ea al. Upper Potomac,


Pa1LApELrHiA, Aug "a. The Bul'etiH
has the following special from Harpers
Ferry, Aug 23d The position OF our
armyis still unchanged Strong lines
of sntrenchments have been thrown up
in front, and desultory diminishing could
be heard all day yesterday, and this
morning. it broke Gous wiih Eedoubled
strength in front OF the l9'h corps, which
is holding the centre. Nothing Of i'm
portanee, however, resulted from 1t, aud
It Is now almost entirely ceased.
Twelve O'Clock, midnighi--Ao ev i
/ dence OF the enemy being IN orr immed.
late front has been obtained as yet, and
It ia believed they will make an attempt
10 cross the river, although our latest
| news from Wilhamsport says they hae
not yet crossed the Potomac. GnnI
could be heard yesterday up the river
| supposed to be Averiil shelling the wood
/ in the direction of Sharpsburg. 90.
army is lying quietly in their entreueh
ments and camps
| Gen. Max Weber has been relieve
from command OF Harper's Ferry, an
ordered to report for duty in the depart
mens Of the Susqaehanna. Gen. Stever
son now has command of Harper
Ferry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

A VoIcE FROM THE Sailors. There
is great justice in the complaint made by
a man-of.wers man, in a communication
which we publish this morning. We
think the brave Jack Tar" are en-
titled to share of the sanitary stores
contributed by the patriotic aud loyal
people Of the North
Although they have not often been az
forded the privilege Of lighting, there is
no question but that the moral influence
of their presence on the rivers has con
duced intellectually to the advantage and
protection OF commerce on the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers
Let justice be done the brave men who
go down to the sea in ships and gun
boats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

ed@fhe re sbels and soon drove them from
ehe- city, killing about 80 and woundiug
100.
They captured so or 40 horses, but
had no time to plander Our loss was
about the same as that Of the rebels.
Gen Washburn Is carrying out plan
which IS expected 70 result in the car
sure of large poEtion of the attacking
party.
AucUsr 22.-The raid into Memphis
yesterday vas = nomplete failure, and is
20 admitted BY Forrest His intention
vas to capture Washburn and other
Generals, and, or troops being-w without
>ders. 10 take sad piander th. ely.
< captured gRite number of prison
They ling two officers, several clerks
srs, inclu, ~sph operator.
and the teleg. OF cruelty were perpe-
Nomerous aeis Among the wound
rated By the rebels. ssh Illinois cav
I'd are Col Star Of the viz, Of the
airy. seriously, and Lieut.. i.
Stu Iowa, since died
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

CRoPs.-We learu from the farmers
h6Ffhs surrounding country that the late
,rains have greatly improved the crops,
and that corn aud potatoes will be IN
asnsty COED
TIE teeming crops with which we
have been blessed this season insure US
plenty Of bread, and we're it not for the
mercenary and INSCRIPTIONS specula'
tors and designing knaves who desire &c
make political capital by grinding the
poor, we should have comparatively easl
timas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

BEHRs COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE-Tbe
winter term Of this popular and well
conducted Institution viii open on Mon
day, August Dist No institution Of the
kind has had so successful and protraet-
ed existence in the State, which fact is
attributable TO the thoroughnsss Of the
course here given and the effort that -
made to turn out efficient book-keepers
and business men.
Young gentlemea who desire to pre-
pare themselves for mercantile pursuits
aud to become thorough masters ID the
science of bookkeeping, should avail
themselves Of the facilities afforded them
at Behms Commercial College
There will be regular lectures on com
mercial law as usual during the winter
term.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

CIxcNxATi, Aug. 24.--1ioy. Brough
has issued proclamation to persons in
Ohio, who are preparing 10 resist the
draft, warning them to desist from such
= purpose.
Fernando Wood, in a speech at DaJ-
ten last night, asserted that peace man
on peace platform you'll be nomina-
ted at Chicago, and that the Convention
will be harmonious.
The Gdzettes correspondent says that
neither Gen Sherman or Col. Ssreight
we're injured at Dalton, but that both are
we'll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

FINE FURNITURE AT AucrIoS.-Hiram
Nelson will sell at auction this morning,
at nine o'clock, at the Auction Rooms,
opposite the Washington House, Main
Street, one fine Sofa, six Sofa Chairs,
one Sofa Rocker, ten Cane-seated Chairs,
one Extension Table, one Bureau, lot
of Washstands, lot of Crocksry-ware'
and two fine Bedsteads and Mattresses
ALI new and in good order Ladies
and gentlemer are invited to be present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25


WAsHlsGroS, Aug. 23.-The Star this
evening says that when the boat lsfl City
Point yesterday morning, Warren was
still warmly engaged with the enemy,
Who was tryiag to dislodge him from the
position on the Weldon Railroad. His
position was so much strengthened Is to
be deemed impreenable.
From the Richmond Dispatch Of Aug.
Doth, We have the following news: A
large force of the enemy is advancing
from Pensacola towards Mobile Bay We
had previously heard this as q rumor,
but preferred 70 await confirmation be
fore making il public.
A HArpsrs Ferry dispatch 70 the Her
aid at ii 80 a. ~, Of the 22Hd, states
that skirmishing bad commenced very
early this iaoFning on the right, and ex-
tended along the whole line. The rebels
made several charges which drove our
lines IN, and We we're rapidly driven
through the town out on the Har-
per's Ferry pike The rebels follosed
Us up very close. The whole army is
nos strongly posted on the Heights in
the rear OF this place. The enemy Is
close upon US, but seeing Us so thoroughly
prepared, may not risk an engagement,
but should they do 20. your readers may
look for some very encouraging news
A special dispatch TO the Time: from
Washington, Aug 23d, says: II is re
ported by an officer just arrived from the
froat, that in the attack made by the
rebsls on our left on Sunday, in which
they wess handsomely repaIsed, the rebel
Gen. A. r. Hill was knocked from his
borse By piece Of she'll and badly
waandsd, and that Geus Heath and Eta
Hugh Lea, son Of the rebel chief Lee
we're killed. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25
GOLD PENS.
C.P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

All pens bear nay trade mark, &C. r. BAasss
ExrRA LOT, KY" for which I have seSured the
copyright, and warranted ~ earAts nee ana
perfect Ia every respect. ssnt by mail or express
TO any part Of the country receipt Of price aud
rsiarn charges Persons ordering will pleas state
The size and style desired. whether hard or sen,
np or coarse; and II the Ten Should fAil to please
or prove detective they will have tbs privilege 81
axehan. ing A deduction Of fifteen per cent. al
lowed en- orders Of SIS ever, aud twenty -hye
per cent. on those Of 500. Liberal discount made
10 the trade. Old pens repaired In the b<st asan-
ner for aity cents load Hampl each. Cirru-
lars showing sizes, styles. and priess Of Watches
cent rRsE 10 any address. Address
or BARNES.
Dealer In Gold Pens aud AsxRicAs wAreHEs,
.sa5 Main Street, cor. sixth. Leuisviiis, ky.
mch2l'st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25

FIRING OK STEAMRoArs.-The Tennes.
see, we are told swarms with guerrillas,
who amuse themselves with firing upon
uuarmed steamers
IA the Cuba, Capt. Duncan, was com
ing down that river few days ago, she
was fred iuto by these cowardly scoun-
drels, and three Of her deck hands
wounded, one Of them quite severely, il
the wrist and side, the ball passing down
into the hip.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-25
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MExrHIs, Aug. 2l-Memphis was az
tackled a. 4 o'clock this morning BY
Gen. Forre,s with three brigades Of cav
airy, about 1900 strong. They Left
Gen. Smiths front at Oxford on the
evening of the 18th and inside forced
march upon this city.
They drove in our piekets and dashed
directly to the headquarters OF Gen
Washhuru, who made 3 narrow escape
They then weutso Gen. Bueklsnd's head
quarters He also escaped They then
attacked the Irving prison, bat we're re-
pulsed by the guard They next visited
the Gsyoso House, expecting TO capture
Gen. Hurlburs, but he vas Stopping at q
Friends house. Our troops then attack