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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

Col. CoERAD BAKER-We had the
pleasure Of meeting, Monday morning,
Colonel Conrad Baker. the Union nomi
nee for Lieutenant Governor He had
been passing Sunday at home, and was
returning to duty when we saw him
His three years term Of enlistment has
expired, and he ia expecting every day
to be relieved from dufy as Assis,sn'
Provost Marshal General for Indiana.
When he is once more a private citizen
be intends TO report 10 the Onion State
Central Committee for duty. We are
glad to hear tits, as there are few more
efficient csnvassers than Col Baker.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

FREsH FRoM KENTUoKY.-One hum
bred and sixty E,heopians arrived from
Henderson, by the HaIleck, last night.
They have just been recruited in that
county and will be forwarded to Ovens
boro or some other camp Of rendezvous
to-day The world moves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Ed. SHARPE, Secretary.

The GREAT BLEwErr IN TRoUsLE.-
We learn from the Shawneetown Asrcu-
~ that the celebrated G ]. Blewett, for.
merly Of the BOonville Enquirer, but
more recently engaged in publishing 3
CoppeIhead paper of the most traitorous
character at Shawneetown, was arrested
with two other citizens, by order of Gen.
Payne few days ago, aud taken to Pa
ducah.
Blewett was closely allied to the treas
enable order of the Sons of Liberty. aud
a detective had wound him up com
pletely.
He is very small traitor, howeve
vicious he may be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
August 22d-d3&w1t.

CRY ScHooLs-We are requested By
the officers to state that the city schools
will reopen ON Monday, September 9Th,
for the winter torn.
This will be joyful intelligence to both
parents and children. Let proper prepar-
alton be made at once, that all may en-
ter at the FIRST Of the term
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

BD-A party Of guerrillas attacked
Col. Franernichts colored regiment yes
terday, between Johnsonville and Wa
verify, on the northwestern road The
colored troops soon routed the chivalry,
with the loss Of two killed aud several
wounded.-Nes Albany Ledger.
Why, we thought, Charley, that ne
groes would not fight Are you not try
ing to hoax your readers by saying thai
they i" routed the chivalry'7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

GuERRILLAs TO BE SHoT.-0n last Sab
bath a week Mr.. Harvey Travelsted,
most worthy Union citizen of Simpson
county, Ky, was taken out of church,
during the services, by the notoxious
seoundrel Harper, and foully murdered.
For this outrage, Gen. Burbridge has
ordered four guerrillss to Franklin, to
be shot to death.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

FIRsT INDIANA CAVALRY We received
a note yesterday from LeavenworIh,
Ind, stating that tho LIST Indiana Cav
airy expected to be at Evansville on the
20th inst.
We have had no other intimation of
their coming. The let Cavalry should
have a glorious reception here when they
arrive.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

Spirited Fight for the weIaon Rail-
road---Gen. Warren Master Of the
situation.
FoKrRKss MoSRoE, Aug. 81. The
steamer from City Point states that
heavy cannonading began on Saturday
night on our extreme left in fron1 of the
Fifth Corps, which continued until
O'Clock this morning. Heavy muskstry
was heard up to the hour the mail-boat
left, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Tho fighting is described as of most
spirited character, and was caused by
the enemy attempting to drive Us from
the Weldon Railroad, which, up TO the
latest accounts. they had failed to do.
The Fifth Corps had been reinforced
asd no doubt is expressed but that We
would hold the position.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
From the Petomse Amy

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE POTOsAC,
Aug. 2L-Our losses at the Weldon
Railroad, on Friday evening we're great.
.r than heretofore reported TIE nun
Der Of prisoners taken by the rebels
we're put down at one hundred
Ii seems that our troops we're sur
prised, many Of them being under their
shelter tents at the time, irving TO es-
cape the heavy rain that had been fall
ing for several hours previous
The rebels appeared about noon on
the right Of the road and in front Of the
Third Division Of the Fifth Corps, bu,
this was evidently feint or for the puI-
pose Of feeling oar lines.
About o'clock p VI they charged in
heavy force between the Fifth and Sixth
Corps, succeeding in turning the faak
Of the former and capturing a large
number Of prisoners This part Of our
line vas forced back some distance
when the Ninth Corps, which had been
relieved the night previous BY part Of
Second Corps, came on the held sBd
opened FIRE, checking the advance Of the
rebels and taking a few prisoners
A heavy column Of rebels At the same
time charged on The lett Of our line
vest Of the Railroad held By the Second
Division, Gen. Ayers, which they broke
and here they took 500 or 600 prisoners
of the Regular Brigade, which was com
manded by Gen Hugers. who is believed
to be a prisoner, as he cannot BE- found
Oar whole line vas thus forced bach
With heavy loss in killed an wouHde d
The enemy. hswever, suffered worse
than We in this particular, his men lying
thick all oyer the field
Before dark our lines we're re formed,
aud being reinforced, desperate ehaFgs
vas inside to recover our lost ground
which va. successfully accomplished. Sd
that we held 81 night the lae THAI haa
been taken from Us ii the afternoon.
Col Earle is reported prisoner; ALEC
/ Col Hartshoru. Gen Crawford wai
shot through the vest and shirt, ans
narrowly escaped capture Liert CLARK
Of bis stat. was shot in the arm Lieuts
Meade and Merrill, and Capt Smith, o
Gsu Crawford's staff, had their horse
shot while carrying their riders and raj
/ lying the various commands The last
named was prisoner
Capt Dooliitle, Of Col Wheeler's staff
vas ordered 70 surrender, when be, gel
[ ting furious ct al epithet applied 10 hin
seized muskst and bayonetef the rebc
I against a tree.
Co. Wheeloeks brigade. Of che thir'
division, was hanked. when they iaee'
20 the rear, charged, and drove thi
rebels, and took a number Of prisoners
The entire number Of prisoners car
tured BY ua is about $50. and com
stands Of c0lors. Our loss Il estimated
at over 5000
Nothing bot skirmishing took plac
along the lines to-day, 10Th parties bein
busy enirenehing themselves
A battle is looked for a. any momeu
as the enemy seems determined 70 re
gain possession Of the road, while We az
as determined to hold it.
The prisoners taken belong prime
pslly 10 Besuregard's and Hills corp
| Aug 2l-6 AM-Cousiderable artl
lery firing has been going on upon o.
left since four O'Clock. and Is at time
quite brisk. No musketry can be hear
the distance from headquarters being
[ great
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
GOLD PENS.
G. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens

All pens bear my trademark, 30. r. BAREEs
ExfRA Lou. Ky" for which have se,urud the
copyright, and warranted u earats hne aud
ptrftet IN every respect. sent by mall or express
to any part Of the country on receipt Of price and
rstsrn charges Persons ordering will pleas state
the siAs aud style desired whether hard or seft,
ane coarse and " the zen should fail 20 please
or prove detective they will have the privilege Of
exehan. ing deduction Of fifteen per cant. al
lowed orders Of SIS or over, and twentyeSye
per cent. on thoss Of 500. Literal discount made
to the trade. Old pens repaired In the best nan
ner for hty cents land aaFapl each. Circu-
lars showing slses, styles, and prices OF Watches
sant ERgE 60 any address. Address
@. p. BARNES,
Dealer In Gold Pens and AAERIcAs warcHxs,
SIS Main street, cor. Sixth, Lonisviils. ~.
meh2i'Bf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

HousEuoLp FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Hiram Nelson will sell at auction Thurs
day morning, August 25th, at the Auc-
ton Rooms opposite the Washington
House on Main street, at = o'clock, a lot
of household furniture in good order
for greenbacks
aug. 23-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

NEw YoRK, Aug. % The steamer
Sanders, from New Orleans, the lab,
has arrived.
Noodle papers Of the Tth notice the
arrival Of the gunboat Morgan with th+
toss Of one man, and the crew Of the
gunb0at Gaines
The Mayor Of Mobile has ordered non
combatants to leave the city, and urges
the citizens to defend il 10 the asst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

Bdy- The 32nd Indiana Regiment left
for Indianapolis yesterday morning The
members Of the regiment were highly
pleased with the reception and the hos
pitality they received at the hands Of the
loyal men Of Evansville. The time Of
this regiment expires ia few days
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

%Don't forget to attend the speech
Of Hon. d. S. Gooding tomorrow WED
nssdsy) night If the weather prove
fair, be will speak from the portico Of
tie Branch Bank; if unpleasant, the
meeting will be held ir Mozart Hall
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

~Johu a. Scott, News DeafeaE, on
Second street, has received the septem-
Der number of Frank Leslie's Gazette
Of Fashion. The patterns are worth
The money asked for it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Union MEETING.

HON. VID- >. GOO ID g
One Of the Electors at Large for the
State, on the Union ticket, will address
the people on the momentous issues Of
the War, in this city, on Wednesday,
August 24th, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
If the weather is fair, the spe0ch will
be delivered from the portico Of the
Branch Bank If not, the meeting will
be in Mozart Hall
The public generally are invited to at
tend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

gV- The negro troops at Greensboro
have lately had some skirmishes with the
guerrillas, and in each fight have made
the Johnnies' skedaddle. -Nelc AZ
bang Ledger.
There you "go" again, Charley. Peo-
pie will begin to think you were fbbing,
when you said that negroes wouldn't
fight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
THE VERY LATEST
TELEG r a p H.


PErERsBURG, Aug. II - Prisoners
brought in to-day cancur in the state
ment that Burnside and Warren's Corps
are still in our front, while Hancock 5
Corps, and perhaps other infantry are
now operating on the north side Of
James river.
Advices at headquarters here confirm
the defeat Of the enemy IN the hght OF
yesterday, near Whites Tavern, on the
North side OF James river. Our loss is
not very large. Among our losses were
Gems Girrardsy and Chambloss, killed,
The fighting is supposed TO have been
renewed to some extent to-day, firing be
ing heard in that direction.
Official advices from the Valley De-
psrtnent, received at these headqusr-
tsrs, up to yesterday, say that up to thai
time no general engagement had taken
place
10 front of this place nothing Of inter
est is transpiriDg.
Rain falling every day this week.
Atlanta dispatches to Richmond pa
phrs, dated Aug II, state that the rebel
cavalry had retired from Auburn
The Federals are terrifying on the
North side of the Chattahoochee, near
Sweet Water.
Il is believed that the West Atlanta
road is cut at Ackworth by the rebel cav
airy.
The Richmond WAig contains an or.
der from the rebel Provost Marshal Gen
eral virtually recognizing negroes as
prisoners Of war. Its remarks show
great dissatisfaction
The Richmond 4 Danvills Railroad is
announced 10 running order
An Atlanta dispatch of the 10th to
Richmond papers state that party Of
Sherman's cavalry on the 18th struck the
Atlanta L West Point Railroad at Fair
burn, burned the depot and tore the
track up at several places. They then
withdrew miles and went into camp.
The track had been repaired, bnt trains
we're not allowed to run in consequence
of the proximity Of the enemy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
The TaIIahn.ses Again.

HALIFAX, Aug. 22-The Tallahassee
was spoken on Saturday, twenty-five
miles distant of Cole Harbor. Il is
understood that she is the pioneer of a
number of these vessels nov being fitted
out at Wilmington, some of which are
ready to run out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
bounty MeetIng al the Court House.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. %, 1864.
Alta meeting of the Ward Committees,
sis, Ill was reported collected. On mo-
ton, it was resolved that Ward Com
mittee be in daily attendance at the Pro-
vost Marshars Office to further enlist
ments in Pigeon Township. The COM
mittee must be on the ground at half
past seven o'clock in the morning,
promptly, commencing with lst Ward
Committee, who come on duty on Tues
day, Aug. Esd, and the other Ward aud
Township Committees in regular order.
Second Ward on Wednesday, 24th; Sd
Ward on Thursday, 18th; 4th Ward on
Friday, Goth; 9Th Ward on Saturday,
9th.
On motion, the meeting adjourned tC
meet on Saturday evening at haf-pas
7 o'clock, at the Court House.
RICHARD RALEIGH, Chairman.
En- SuARPE Secratary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Nfand m anta " ound q Sc "a e d.


LouIsvILLE, Aug. 22-The Nashville
Times contains a report that Wheeler's
force had crossed the river above Chat
tanooga. though the report that be bad
gone to East Tennessee is discredited
1t is reported that train from Knox
vile to Chattanooga was captured near
Cleveland, and "a empty train from
Chattanooga to Atlanta, on Thursday.
The Knoxville Notifications can resist
effectually FIVE times Wheeler's force.
Gen Steadman's wound was only a
slight scratch under the eye He drove
the rebels Eve miles, aud returned to
Chattanooga.
A diseredited report prevailed in Nash.
vile that the rebel General Backner bad
been killed IN q recent battle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
HON INTERESTS.

Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals At smali ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 60 and sxAaaiBs kELLxH
WHirH's stock, where You will hnd every Arti-
Gle that Is needed by tho profession and prices
which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their
Store is at No "a Main street may4dAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Cincinnati Markets,

CIscrNSATI. august q
FLQTR-Firp at 9 q for SaperAne
HEA T "a sosaG dsnRa4d; : 0sss2 o5 for Red,
AMI iO92 IS ior Whine
COAS -Unchsagaf.
OATS 80 { ueu. and 50 f1r old.
WHI>kY.-Adsancedt 10 Is. hrm-
Il s. Rlhk- n Ia al : 20 With snail salss
sales u t5o 60 los bulk shoulders - l511s- Bslk
side wsre b. "a - Il 0 ans
LARD Attained % =.
BAG Mo salss
COFFEE -Adsancr e S215a
SUGAk.-AdVsac d q zSSsz1<
ca. y - 5SEz So
AOSEY Las stringent. and better supply
81 rnrEancE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
PLANTATION BTTTFRs

PLANTATION BTTTERs. I.
which arc nov recommended hy the highest nsal.
cal authorities. and warranted 20 prosues a. o..
5asdiass bsnsheiAi erect They are s1o-sSlasly
agreeable, IeFfse-ly psrs. aaa ms.t sspsressa ali
other 'oaics vhsrs healthy. ssAtls sslnalsst h
Fsqulrpd-
They purify, strsagth.z sna i.vissr.t..
They create healthy spp.iits.
TAsy are an aatidss. % sAasss sf vsssr aAa
dat.
They ovsresn. the .sssss ef dissipation ana
late hours.
They strsakshsn the ,yss-ss s.d snliv.a d,
the mind
They prevent nlasnslis ans inssrzAIts.as -
vsrm.
They purify %. breath .A4 ..isisy Of ~.
stomach 4A.
Thsy ears Dyspepsia and osastipasieu.
They cure Diarrhsa ans chel.F. Morbus.
They oufs Liver compialnt aad Nervous
HsadAehs.
They make the vsak streag. The IahEuia bril-
liant. and are exhausted nstars's great rssisrsr.
They are composed ~ the oslskfssss cais.ya barb,
~iatsrgreen. sassafs.s. rsess ssd herbs. ali pre-.
served IN psrfeotiy pHrs 81 crsfE rsz. Yer par
'leulars, Sc sir-siars sAa tsstlas.isis arsaad
zach bottle.
Beware 81 inpsstsrs. KEamins svsry sestls.
See that y hiss our prfvsts O. $. stsap aanuti-
lated over the esrk. with plsatsties sosn.. snd
eur signature on ess st.sI plat. sid. lassi. -.
that our bottis is sss rs-allsa vita spar4su. Aad
dslsisrious stuF. Auy psrssn rrsfsmding te ssll
Plantation Bitisss By the gaioH o. 10 buik, is a
impasior, Apy Fsrssn Installing shss esttia. OF
seiing any other nsassrisl thsrsla whsshsr called
Plantation Bittsrs Or set, is criminal uadsr ths
q. 3. Law. and will b. SO prssssssss b. a. We
already hsys Snr eye 60 several parties rs-aEing
our bottles, 4e., whe siii susess1 IN s.ttias
themselves into eioss euaFtsrs- Ths ssmsns Ger
Draks's Pisntstios hittsrs ron issis.. essrEy-
men, merchants. &e.. Il izersdibis. The ssnpis
trial Of bottle s The svdsnss prssest Of thei,
Worth aad Superiority. Thsy are ssls sy ali ~
spectacle druggists, groosrs, physisiAEs. hsssia.
saloons, stsanbs.ts, and eosntry stores.
P. d. Drake 90.
Ne. % Broadway, N.Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

LhON'H AATH AKRON.
Kstsairvn IL fran the Greek word "Katkrs,"sr
'sKAthairo." sie.lfyisg 70 ssssss. rsJzsissss ssa
restore. This arfisls is rkst lie nans siEsisss.
FOR prsssrvisg, rsstsriag sHa bsaHtifysng The
human hair u IL the most rsssaksbls prspsraflos
IN the world. Il is aEais ovns1 ssd pat ~ ~
Tbs original propFistor. ssd is nsw ..ss Nth The
sane care skili asd atssbtlsn vhish gave u
ssls Of ever one @ilIIsH bsttlss psF snHsn.
IL ia q nost dsiightfsi Hair Dr.ssins-
IL sradisa,ss acurf and sasdruG.
II kssps the kea1 cool ass clsAs-
IL makes the hair, rich. sen ssd sisssy.
II prevents the hair from failisg - sna turn-
Ing gray.
II restores hail. npea bald hssxs.
Any lady or Esntismss who valHss bsauafai
head Of hair shosid nss Lyss'a KatAaifsn. nh
kaown and a ID throaghsss the eiviiissa vwh.
soia By all rsspsessbls dssisu.
DEnAs . BARHEs q CO.. New Tssk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

RECRUITING IN KEETUcKY.-A recruit
ing station has been established at Hen
derson, and we learn that some $50 or
200 sable sons Of Africa have been re-
eruited there in the last two days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
NOTICR.
~ Ill Whom il maY concern.

nERsONS. hrnIs, or corp "a - sngsgsd IN TIE
Il fdfsuiur trsd >. prof-ssioas, OF bu-ipsss, are
barnhy notified hat thsy are required 70 fie With
tba [ nfted stats. Assessor Application of IL
r-usa fpr the same b-foFs tire LIST d-yef
seq eE1tcr. is54s CIsFgTzsn, priests. teachers,
farmers, artists. boarding -hosse keepers, book
kHeperrta &udrners, rHFKsry men, s1DTess men,
fs4mEsersY arAymeu, brick-Isysrs. b4nk-telisrss
prFslaent3 ana cashiers Of hsnkas sabsfltuis
brokers. paiatsFs and hI4eksmiGhs. persoHs run
ring saw Mill, clover ha isrE rrist Ei' f. fbrsSh
ing machines, supsriuteacsuts Managers. sgents,
or oalosrs Of cUBpaaies Or corporation nrmss
eoupantes or corporations sFEznizsd for any bust
neg not requiring any other Iesnss sueb A. rsti-
rsads and insurance. essn pzais<, etc &c eu-
gnesrs, piiyfs, mstes. eaptzins or any one en-
gagged upon the river Whoss bGsissss, ~ gTos.
amount 70 sLtSo psr ANNA EPoFtlng n@n sna
professional zanaslsrs-
80. r s. H0BSBR0oK,
ASsessorssh Division. iss Distric'. lad.
auziS-1rdzIrw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

MosLE, Aug. l7-Gen. Frank Gard
ner assumed command Of the district OF
the Gulf to day.
Yesterday evening the enemy landed
at Monrose 10 five launches Our cav
airy fred on them and killed and wound
ed several The enemy retired last
night
A force Of the enemy from Pensacola,
estimated at 10000, crossed Perdido
river yesterday, advancing toward No
bile Bay. All quiet in the Bay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

PIrrsBURG, Aug. %, M-RiEer SIX
feet two inches by The pier mark and
rising. Weather cloudy With indications
Of more rain.
CISc1sxArr. Aug. % The river mas
risen 4 feet 4 inches; 10 feet 2 inches IN
the CHANNEL Weather clear Their. l9i
bar. 90 deg. so min
NASHVILLE, Aug. 22-River IS 5 Geet
IN Harpefh Shoals, and still rising.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE co.PARTEERsHTP HERETOFORE
Il existing between James u. Csrlan and Philip
Antraehef, under The nams and style Of Csriin
Go, was dissolved BY muiaal consent the sch
day Of August, 1854. All dsbts due. and o~fnk
C. aud BY -aia hrm. will Z = -etti ~ Phillip An.
spseher. who has pur~hw d the entire Interest ef
James II. ariiR IA the sala partnership ara
business JANIS n cARLIN.
aHgfO PHILIP An PAGHEK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
STRAYED.

T-RoN TIE STABLE or THE SUBSCRIBER,
Il o. tbs Ilsh insf-s one dzsk bey norss f51r
ysars OLE, about 1ftssa baaes high, shod on float
~, JUMP "A . lack a1se6 b. bur from sd
de Any prison rsfgrni2x OF giving iuf ,Tmsticn
Of said horse % ne viii - Hsezzlly IeEarded.
sGSi2 lEdk- LEROY cALvERT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Woo WOOD, VOID!

II HAVE not a very large amount Of Neo4t bot
4 II Won want g. yoa may leave orders and nancy
with j Borxmars- IN Ix4~hagt's 1iIf Dfnos- Or
hrs left iulEaediAsuly viii b. alied Al pTss-Et
prJses N ~t JOHN REIcH.
RuEIs-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

WAsHISoToS. Aug 22-Adviees from
Hagers,own, Nd, represent that the ex-
element at that place continues. Refu-
gees are arriving there in large nun
bers Farmers living along the PotO-
mac river are again running their stock
towards Pennsylvania for safety
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
HAeAx's mAexoI A BALM.
HETxsTzKErs
Inimitabls Hair Restorative.
Av0H DYE

IA, r..tor.. gray hair - he srigiasi ssiss, ~
,,p,lyiux the ospiIissy tsbss vith sstsrsi sssss-
,,,s.. impsirsd by ses or eis.ess- All s-s.-aszs-
80, S.s. sr. soupess1 Il lsas< eostis. sessseyias
"a. vitality sna hssuty u fhs hair, and ssors Il
themselves % dressing Hsimstrsst's IHinitssis
coIorirg not sny restores hair 70 is sasurs solsz
By an saw process, bat Eivss tie hairs
Lnxnrfans Beauty,
prsnstss ifs growth rrsvssss IN fAiiisxess sr.f-
is.tss daadrss. and In pr = As~ith ana plsussst-
NESS 70 the hsad. Itsa ted ne tsst sns, b
isE the eolsrinai Hzir Gil erinE s.d IL sonst3sty
fnersaslbz in fEvur. ussd ~ besh ssstis@ss sad
ladiss. II Is sold - al ssspssasbis ssAAsss. %
.sa ss rro<ursd D. thea 81 - senD@sfsi
.uruss, D. s. BARHEs Co, 80 nrssdwze Hs1
York. Tvs sSzss, e ssss - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
Eeo,esiastaeai.

NV YORK, Aug. % - Archbishop
AeCloskey was installed st 81. Patrick
Cathedral Yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
SUED !

100 KEGS WHEELING NAILS. 20 BBLs.
ltBO Cement, one ttsros Davis Dried bSets one
cask new Currzuts. Layer Raisin-, CitFon, and
HAmbursh cessss, tcss rsesiyea and for sale ~
lis REILLY co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
WILLIAM REAVIs.
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim
A~euf

httOFbtg ~ Law anu u De OtAIm
Agent,
fs authorized BY the Government TO proeurs Pen
sioss, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims f9r HoRaFs and other PkoFEErT destroyed
while In 6 service Of the Govsramsnt. aud ell
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against The
United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
ny an amendment to tho Bounty Law, passed II
the last session Of Congress. Gan soldiers or
other persons who have been sh4n ksresftsr be
discharged within two years from this dais ofthsir
snlistmsnt BY reassn Of woands resolved 10 battle,
shall receive the same Boauty As though they
served two years"
Once 651z MAJ Street, ever Keller. Gun stsrs,
opposits The Ceurt House, Evansville, Tndisaa.
Correspondent must enclose siAraps.
90 Good references given n required. nhsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
SHEET IRON.
DYE-HOUSE.
"A. y. Adams
Celebrated Steam I've Unusa

TTAS JUST BEEN REFITTSD AND Is NOW
III prepared to 20 ss hne Coloring as can be dos
either in the East or West. Corner OF Inxle ana
Market Strests
~ Dyes al kinds Of plain and fancy works a.
good and cheap IS any establishment IN the wsst,
en- short notice. een IL