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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
FROM skIBRIDAN'e ARMY.
Tho Pursuit Of Early Caatfnucd-A shArp
Cav~ary Fight and Victory-Exfent OF
the Rebel Losses.

Special Dispatch 10 The N. 7. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Sept. q, 1864.
Your special correspondent sends the follow
ing to this Bureau under date
HARrERs FERRY. Tuesday. Sept. 81 1864.
Or victorious army ia pushing rapidly after Ear
lys dernoralized forces Sheridans headquarters on
Sunday at Harisonburg. and tonight viii proDa
bly, be at Stanton, about hundred miles distant
from this place. and fftyseven from Lynchburg. Our
cavalry are far beyond Harrsonburg annoying the Reb
el flank and rear.
On Saturday Torberts command struck the main
body Of the Rebel cavalry near Luray Court House
while on their way to operate in our rear. A sharp
fight ensued. in which the Rebels were worsted and
compelled to retreat up the Valley with loss Of several
hundred killed and wounded, and seventy.four pris'
oners.
On Sunday morning Gen. Torbert joined Sheridan
beyond New.Market and immediately started with his
whole command in the direction Of Stanton.
Prisoners say that after the fight at Winchester he
Rebels loaded all their empty trains with wounded.
About seventeen hundred were thus carried off, among
them large number OF officers.
Cur losses in the attack on the Rebel position at Fish
ers Hin last Thursday have been oyersated They
viii not number more than two hundred and fly or
thrce hundred. The casualties were confined prlhci
paiy to Crooks Corps which did most Of the fighting
The losses in the Nineteenth Corps in the ght the
10th. viii number nearly two thousand.
The completeness Of the surprise Of the Rebels at
Fishers HI may be imagined from the fact that the
gins captured there all loaded to the muzze with
grape and canister. But Crooks charge was 20 mpct
uons and rapid that tho Rebels did not get time TO dis
charge them.
Guerrias are becoming troublesome between Har.
per's Ferry and Winchester Last evening little after
6ush. two siibuances, containing Surgcon.G Cen Phil
lips OF Pcnnsy lyeria and party Of friends, were al;
tackled two miles and half fom here. Sgrgoon Kooyor
9th Penn Cavalry shot through tho abdomen. and
two the escort belonging to the 18th Penn. Cavalry,
seriously woDa9cd On Saturday also the gnerrlas at
tao ked train between Winchester and Harpers Ferry,
Killing and Wounding several Ct tie gard. Twelve
Of tie sooundros were aforward capturcd and seven
OF them hung.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is now in running
order through 10 Wheeling.
Fifteen pieces Of captured artillery nnd four caissons
were brorgh; 70 Harpcr's Ferry this morning. Seyea
more yet remain at Winchester. The Rebels in the two
battles lost thrccouFls OF their artillery, though they
claim 10 have q large park at Stanton In reserve.
The losses Of the Rebels in the rcccn. fights in tho
Shenandoah Yacy thus stated The authority of
Government official cent for tie purpose q ascertain
irC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

HORACE GREELEY, by appointment of the
State Committee win speak for the Union cause
AT Gien's IaHs, Warren Co., Monday, October 3D.
At Fli.sJethtorr. Essex Co., Tuesday 4th.
At Pla,,s5ar9k Clinton Co., w ednesday 9Th.
At Claeausueag. Franklin Co.. Thursday. 9th.
AT OsdensbureA. ST. Lawrence Co., Friday, 'th.
T.. W. CoyEEr will furnish the music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
NINTH WARD LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CA

PnGs CLUB. The, First German Lincoln and johnson
Campaign Club of the Ninth Ward has been organized.
The meeting was called 10 order by Mr. JAG. Loener.
Mr. c. +. Spina was elected President Mr.. Juiiu'
Schutsc Secretary. Tho meeting was addressed Ol
Messrs Handschuck Roedinger and Dr. L. Knapp.
Mr. Manchot explained in strong and wettmed terms
how lir. Lincoln administered the government during
this according TO the Chicago platform tue pFne
pies of Justice, liberty. and Constitution when prove
true sign of hs honest and faithful execution Tor the
next four years
The Club will meet soon and organize the ward FOR
the coming campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
To supply deEcieneies..... 3js
Total Tx Leyy...........5l9.lo' o9s .

J
The chief items Of city expenditure arc: for Contrr"
ment $4,000; CRY Contingenoics s5i5 200; Fire De-
partmc't $4,000 Judgments $500 255 49, LAM ..
and Gas $4,000. Printing s75 000 Public Building.
s5s7 OOo Real Estate Expenses sl6tCCo
Salaries about $4,000: Interest on Central Park
si273s6 s.: Inf.rest Floating Debt sioi $40 Il
Union Defense !uuI SSgJ570. The Board ailousLeG
10 TUESDAY neXt nt 3 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

RECRUITING IN BROOHLYy.-Yesterlay thirty
four us passed the Provost Iarshals ofico
Of the Third Congressional District all OF when were
credited 10 Queens and Wastchesier counties The
draft commenced in the First Congressional District On
Monday. Among those Grawn'ofo Mr.. Il. '. Perrin.
Henry w. Eastman District Att0rney of Qaoeas Coun-
~ aud o. j. ChaIlick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

1T. WILLIAMS, esq, will speak for the Union
cause nj Mount Vernon. Westchester Co. tbs er'nHg
Also. at White Plains on Triday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

eIpre' ses the utmost confidence In the election Of s,
gentleman, and the triumph Of the Union ticket in No
VEN Der. Gen Rawlings, Chief Of Gen. Grants staH.
arr ived in town this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

PERsosAL.-Col. G. A. PIERCE, Inspector [.
S~A Is stopping at the Astor House, on his way south
Col Pierce 10 from Collars District IN lnllana' ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

NOMINATION FOR ALDgRMAN-The Rcpub~
leans Of the Sixth Ward, Brooklyn have nominated
Nj George =. " Hey iog Alderman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Tuesday. Sept q, ls6i.
In the Court Of Appeals, Sept. "a, 1854: Day
Calendar for Wednesday. Sept. 2sNos q, T. g 9. 81
10, II, II 10 aud H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS =

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday at l ocloct
VIM. NJ. Tweed, esq. in the chair. Tie Controller
requested furnish estimates Of the appropriations
required by the County Government for 1865 ard re
port was received from the Committee on Animal TAKE.
adysing that the Controller be directed TO renew nj.
County Bouds which had been host or defaced. TIE
Committee on Animal Taxes reported confirming The
assessment rolls prepared by the Commissioners Of
Taxes tie total amount 10 be raised by taxation dnrnc
the present year being S3 7O092 So. Inc vibration.
NJ .sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Atnnl No. 8.

In the absence of Mr.. Elliot c. Cowdin, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

Brig Rird Of the Wave,
Also bar. ~ kDowD.
DISASTER. a.,
The ship Cairns from Palermo Tor New York w'' 30,
the steamer kedar the ist inst. Her ere" "e"
and landed =, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

Time, lsol
s.rD,y The Ferry STAKES 500 for all ages NH heats
Nj p G. Pnsh entered F.ec,Wing by i'sl!ownio.... J.
NJ 4 C. Jenains. cn,d ch c. Lexicon By LozIEssons 2
Time, $3.50.
s,Iy Day. Purse 500 for ssage,, Mile heats
NJ g. Lloyds b. 6. by Slnsher. J.
Mir r. g. Bushs b G Ben Bruce. 2
NJ b. c, ~ st't
Mr. n ClsrAa ca. pedigree unknown.
Zine, ifT.-l5i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

HopoxFy CorRsg, n J.-Tu e'tly, sept '-Fur'o
s1o0 ~ y.a. old. Ono Milo dash 80 .trncs, play OF
Is to 20 TO tie second hog.e Wiener, 1t Saratoga OF
raifer.on Races, 7 ma extra 90
M n Mouls entered gr. c. BY imp Eclipse, dam Ss!.y
Wood. ..s.'sl'
MI b. ~ mis- ent. red b. by IMP Eclipse, dan Este.2
Nj g. f. Ackerrnan entered ch. c. Eagle, By Eanisl
DE-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

LATEST FROM OwExssoRo.-By Off
GERS and passengers on the Little Grey
Eagle which arrived at 10 o'clock last
night, we learn that Affairs at Owens
boro have been greatly exaggerated
A scouting party Of fifteen or twenty
guerriIlas approached Greensboro and
cent IN flag of truce demanding the
surrender Of the place, stating that the
Town was invested By some 500 Confed-
crate troops The officer in command
declined surreEdering. In the mssn-
while the main body Of rebels had Pissed
some distance from the town, Gzd after
gaining all the time they could the i'm
pudsnt scouts left in the direction OF
Calhoun. They robbed Cloverport and
Ha~esville and we're loaded dswn with
plsnder.
The six months men at Greensboro
we're disbanded yesterday, by order Of
the State authorities Thsre are several
reasons given for this disbandmsni, bat
as nothing is positively known, we de-
cline giving any.
Il Is reported that Col John MeHsnry
assumed command at Greensboro yssGer-
day as Colonel Of the militia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

Nrw YoRK, June 23.-It appears that
Mr. Hsndsrsoa, Navy agent here, when
arrested yesterday, va admitted TO bail
in the sum Of 10000. A few minutes
bsfors bis arrest be was waited upon
With an order from the President re-
moving him from Office, and specifying
Mr.. Bridge, Of the Navy department, 10
take the change
Daring the morning, the buying price
Of gold has ranged from 2i0 to 2i5, and
ssIIing at Gle TO 220 The high prices Of
yesterday broaght eonsidsrabls into the
market, and the offering this morning.
we're quite liberal
10 the Superior Court to-day, q var-
diet Of e2i ,649 q vas rendered by the
jury IN the CASE Of " L Wilkins against
W. p EAsi & Son. The suit was broughs
to recover 10000. deposited by ihs
plaintiff in the safe Of the defendant, ia
their hotel. and which was stolen by the
clerk who received IL
The Posts Washington special SAYS
there was = caucus Of Union member.
Of Congress las, night, TO consider the
draft Communication clause. Mr.. Stevens
declared be wosld not be hoand ~ the
eAaeas 70 vote sgaiust com mutation
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CT r. "A H.


FokrKEss AoxsoE, June 22.-The
steamer from White House YESTERDAY
morning reports that at SIX o'clock on
the 20th Fifzhngh Lee aud Wade Hamp-
ton attacked our forces entrenehed there
ander Abercrombie, bat we're repulsed
azd driveH back b. oar gunbozts The
rebels then planted battery and fred
on the gunbosts and the land forces,
which was eontinasd till four o'clock
The rebel loss vas comparatively
heavy.
Prisoners captured state that our gun
boats we're mistaken for transports, aud
that the rebels expected to capture OR
troops bsfore Sheridan could come 70
their relief
Sheridan arrived st Eve o'clock with
his whole command.
Oar loss vas only eve wounded
Abercrombie received dispatch from
Grant during the engagement to hold
the place
There was some skirmishing Jester
day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

WAsnrsoTos, June 23.-A dispsth has
As==ss<sceivsd by the Navy Department
from Admirsi d. d. Porter, giving par
ticulsrs Of the expedition up ths Atcha
fsisyA River By Lieutenant Commander
Ramsey, with the steamers Chillicothee,
Eeosho and Fl. hisdman. When about
. mile and 8 half from Semmsport the
guerriiias ca the shore opened upon
them. The rebels we're driven away And
the battery, containing txo 30-pound
Parrots, was captured One Of the guns.
however. was injured. bat the other bad
been sent 10 Cairo. Our loss vas small,
enc man only being wounded, it is
thought, mortsIly. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

FsoN THE l00-DAT's MEs.-By a pri-
sate letter 10 friend in the city from
Musfressboro, We learn that Lieut. +. n.
Thaysr has gone 10 command Of por
zion Of Capt HollinEAwor.hs company
to escort two companies Of the l36th
Capt PaGiins aud Capt Moors's) 10
MeMinnvilIe, fory-five miles south of
Murfreesboro, aud to guard the empty
wagons on its return.
The writer says This duty is little
hazardous, (ths rsturn) but Frank viii
bring the boys back"
From this we presume that the friends
Of the members Of Capt Paflin's com
pany should direct their letters TO Nc
Minnville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

Esw YoRK, June 23-Issac Hsndsr-
son, Publisher Of the EUsHing Post, and
Navy Agent at this port, was arrested
yesterday By Marshal Murrsy, on . var.
rant Issued By Coranissioner Belts on
The application Of Mr. Wilsos, special
Counsel Of the Navy Department The
charges are very serious, embracing
fraud and bribery in the transmission o.
EIes Of Voechers, &c
The rebel Gen. Gardner who was cap
tured at Port Hudson and has besn con.
6nsd in Fort Lafayette for soms months,
vas taken from the fort at an early houE
yesterday morning and sent il is sup
posed, 10 the headquarters Of Gen. Eos
ter, in front Of Charleston.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
Bte Daily aununaI.
EVANSVILLE led. %


FRIDAY. ...................-.-....-JUHH q

SOS@a Al O8R ANs
JOE WOBK.-Tho Jos~.~I onos is fzrsisbsa
with fuIi sssort.snt sf nsw sad bsAssifui type,
Of the latest styIss saa Is fsiiJ prepared 70 exc
eats as hsnssons work as EN- b dons In the
STATE, such a. LSsTzE HHABs, Bill HsADs,
HKADDss, c1ngsAAss, Bsssrss cAEss, BALI
TIoKsrs. ssrSsfss-BnLs. PSssHAs. b., H. sishsF
IN plain or fassy selsrs.
oUR BINDHRY,-Ws hsFs In sonasstiSs With
this osics one sfths bs.tBooK BTHBsRIss ass
BLANK BOOK AAEUTAoTURIEsi sAissia'''
aud are prepared 70 Dc nsLfss asd srssDS 's DE-
sired. Mxszinss, Periodicals, o.. bsuua Ia sAy
styIs required. sHa ola bssks Is-bsuna Al sA'rt
nsiios. Jsdrsrs, JsursAis sad biaak sssEs hr
Railroads, Steamboats,, EaskfsE Hsasss. Nor
chants, &C., manufactures os As rsAasaabA 1srns
90 any other establishment.
Al work. dsns It tails szss al - dS@s bss1pt-
~, and will be ready whss 1rssss4.
EyAHsyILLH JeURHAL 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

e@ The sudden and startling rise in
the price Of gold is 10 doubt caused by
combination Of spectators, who hope,
BY running gold up to such immense Gg-
ures, to compel Congress to repeel The
law just passed, which severely punissss
spectators in the precious metal Sons
Of those Wall street gamblers weald fol
low their hsartlsss calling though their
country were destroyed thereby. They
care for nothing bat private gain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

perience Of the last examination, The
exercises viii be peculiarly interesting
a1d edifying.
We are glad 70 see the great Interest
taken in the Schools by the parents Of
the pupils, as manifested in the large at
tendance at these examinations
Our Free Schools are indeed the Jew
els Of our city, and will prove blessing
TO the world
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
CARRIAGES, &c.
CARRIAGES, &c.
FRANK HAMMERsTEIEg
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,
coREKE CANAL AND MAIx sTEEET,
EvASsyILLE, IND.

FRANK HAMMERsTEIy TAXES PLKAs-
Il ne In szyfnx e his Rscn6s aod customers
tkas be AS aoz or hand. ss4 Il za1asacfarinz,
Wagons, Carriages, ERd RaRzies Of al Qualities.
TEs work IL at dSss undsr BIS imzseiats tnspec-
tion. consequently will b w4Trsntss.
Persons fr0m a distzEes having Carriages o.
euxxiss 20 re-pafnt re-trirz ksFs their work
5ons On ths ssortsst notkss. azd On the most f.
Terzbe ferasH.
Maker 10 the city be H. theFssoFs better prsparsd
thar azy ether mAnaszstzrs< - al ords<s-
sr99 q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

So We are informed that the SIGHT
with guerrillas, alluded to ia another
place, took place at CassyviIle, and not
at Uniontown, as at FIRST reported The
gnerFillas only escaped on account Of the
superior tisetness Of their stolen horses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
ErlssrrLLE. Jans 2o. 80

EVANSVILLE, June ~ l6of
Thanks; The undersigned feels ID bis
duty to express to The above dosors.
members Of the Benai Israel Congrega-
ton aad parents Of the children BY him
lately confirmed, his heartfelt Hnd sin
eere thanks for the vAlasale present 90
nobly rendered IN toe shape Of beau
tiful Steer Tea SET May the worthy
donors and all the members Of the Bsnai
Israel Congregation continually prosper,
and enjoy the consciousness Of their
many nobls deeds.
REy. 3. L. Fou1p.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

GUERILLA OPERATIONS - The city
yesterday was fall Of rumoFs Of guerrilla
operations on the other side Of the river.
st various points Passengers on the
Gen. Anderson report that 6ght oe-
cured on Wednesday morning back Of
Uniontown, a short distance, between
the guerrillas and a portion Of the Thirty
eth Kentucky Cavalry, Col Startling
in which the g7errillas had three men
killed and a number wounded. Their
camp vas broken up, and the thieVing
scoundrsls we're scattered.
Later in the day we had rumors Of
fighting near Henderson, but have Ee-9
csived no confirmation Of The report
Late in the evening mssssnger ar
rived from Greensboro. announcing that
that place was besiegsd BY from $50 to
300 rebels and gusrrillas, and q formal
demand for the surrender Of the town
had bees made.
The few Federal soldiers there had
eutrepehed fhensslvss in the Court
House and refused to surrender They
we're determined TO hold the place ct
all hazsrdG
A courier was sent to the city for aid,
and word was sent to the gunboat lying
of the mouth Of Green river, asking her
TO 20 to the relief Of the belsaguered
town, but the officer ia command, re-
piled that bis orders were to lie of the
monik of Green river and csnld not
leave. Lieutenant Commander Fitch is
somewhere below, and his arrival here
was anxiously looked for. A single gun
boat at owensberc would save the place
and we thiuk the officer in command at
the mouth of Green river should take
the responsibility. Other reports repre-
ssnted that Greensboro had been cap
sured. and the non-srrival of the Liberty
and Little Grey E~gls gave some color
to the rumor.
There is no doubt any longer that We
should not longer wait in recognizing
the Legion in vandsrburgh county, and
preparing for oar own protection.
II the guerrillAs occupy Owenaboro,
and are reinforced, or concentrate the
different bands now in this part Of Ken
lucky, they can make formidable raid
into Indiana, unless We are prepared to
meet them and drive them back.
Carelessness or indifference on THE
subject is not only unwise but criminal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
NEW MUSIC.

Camp Troubles,
Hsrkl The eugls s0uaSss
AIbAngh sehostish. By Mianisgsr.
Our Generals waltz, By Soldier.
When the night Winds are stiil. dusts.
wasu you and we're eoys, words b George p
Msrris,
Polka waits. By Minnisgsr,
Dc They Thiak Of me - Hons-ths noss bsas-
trial transcription ef this song Of any Jet Pnh-
nsAsd-hy Prof. Chas. Mathews Fer s.ls By
jana lsth. WARREN cogTEdfQS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

psT Kentucky Money bought at
q premium; also yames's Checks,
Ricketts, Cheeks, and all incur
rent Money, at the best rates, by
w. J. Lowry 6 Co., no. / First
street. Cje24-2i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.


GfMc1MNAxt. Nwas -
FLOUR aaif aud prfosa unsettled. holders act
wiiiing 20 sake esnesssfsns. but hayaFs hoiainE
Task supsFaaa o. 1apT 80, Exsrs g. s1aT IS
WHEAT C iswsrs 1ith sales Of !. ooo basksls ~
81 e. fer PFfms Red
C0RN 1nsessied and prices noniasl.
OATS anil aud eiersd Al sn4yle.
WHISKY Ia fair demand AZ 81 Is, elosing
rathsr wsak.
Provisions unsettled. Anything sppsoash-
ing sscursts quotations sanaot b. givsa.
NESS PORK 10 held as 90.
BAcoN-ssd were ofsF.d at lee. and buik- dc
a lee.
Laap ssia "a iss<eissss. =sd In moderate De-
nand.
BUTTER sdvanesd fase.
CHEEaE Ara
0RoCKkIRs 6rm bat quiet.
GOLD tsbuyiag. and 10 ssiiing-
sILTnk s3aA93 bnying. aAd los selling.
nXCHAHGk dali aad = shade lower.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

BaT 0ne-fourth per cent premium paid
for Kentucky money Also the highss.
price paid for Illinois, Wisconsin, Ten
nessss, AlAbAma, North aud South Car.
olina, Georgia and l. aisiAna money,
gold, silver, vouchers ant drafts on the
Government, &c, &e Cab md see Al
CopeIands Savings Bank, No 1, FirsI
Street St.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHIucIAss.-If yea ~iss ss sar.Aass psrs
Drugs, Medicines. and Chemisais at ssmall al
vAass ea Eastern pvices, go asa sHazias KslIss
. wnra's stock, vAsre yau wisi asd sssry ART
Gle that y nesGsd BY TIE prOsssioa, and prices
whicA cannot al 70 give satisAesioa. Thsir
Stcrs IL 81 No. ~ Mafn street nAy4d4wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE - hereby Efvsn, thai At the ssxf sea
~ sicn Il thu Board e Coznfy CoEszis1ionsTs
81 Tsnesrburzh Co1aty, viii pstifian for license
70 al fssoxi-atisg lqsSEs isss sasntifies taAn
. quart NJ place Of doisg bzsineAs a on Maisr
Street. on LsE No. d Old PlAE. IN tbs oriidiEs
known a. tbs City Hosel.
jansIs wzt W-P.JAkFIs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

Hoasxs AT Aucriox-Hiram Neisoa
viii sell at auction tomorrow, (sa,ar-
day. at 10 o'clock, on Main street, oppo-
sits the Cour, House, several horses and
brood-marss; alAo, hve-year old trot-
ting horse, warranted to trot mile in
two minutes and thirty seconds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

CINCINNATI, June % - The river
has fallen 7 inches Wsaihsr cloudy.
Thsru.onster 90s. Baromstsr 20 81
PIrrssURo, June a3-M.-Ths river
is falling with - inches iy the metal
Weather clear and warm. ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

vsIantssrs, AtssnffsHf--For thu de-
raugsnsnss 81 the system inesd.ntai 70 The shases
sfaist, wouass, ErurtiOns. asa sxposurss ~hieh
svsry vsiunsssr is liable q. there srs 10 rene
dies 90 sass, canvsnlsnt and reliable HoLLo-
wars PILLS AND oTxTMEsT. II the rad
or % tAis soties ssusos Ess box Of Pills oiet-
neat frem the drag store Ia bis place. Iss him
write to ne, % Maidsa Las, enclosing the
Ansant, and I will mail box free Of expense
May as4isrs VII set keep NJ msdisinss ca hsna
eeeasss tksy saauot uisks e. zneh prest a. On
ether psrseA's asks- - sssss. - cent?. and 81
/ ~ PER hex OF pot 5nia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Case OF Dyspepsia Of sixteen years
stasdiag cured - che bOz Of 7. II. sA.rp's Gle
bratsd PiIls- Read tAs t-stineny -" PkIlz1sl-
Phis. Fss. 9Th. lssz. Mr.. JShn J krszsr-DsNr
SIR: hare bean > suEsrET frsz thai meet ksTTid
disease. DJEpsesiA. for sgxfcea years. but a6sr
zsisg tss eas ssx Of T. n sharpas Pills whish !
pGrshassd q yea noas three weeks ags, fssl a.
II had catered late a@w lls-@y gsHsral health
hAs insrsssd. ny sppssiss has tssrsAssd, kad al
togsshsr s>sl Ike . ssr nan. take pIsaszrs In
ros0zmsnaing then 70 thu PGbiIe a. s@s snd ~
nabgs. Years truly. 8. r. FORBES. Ne. -
ohsstnus Street. PhIlAaslphiA-"
Priss 81 bsx- seld By aruxxisss svsrywhsrs.
JOHN ,. KRoMEE. prisspA Asszs.
90 oAsssazt Street.. PhEa4sip Alz-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

O Il First street,
Are prepared to discount time pa
per at Bank rates. Sell Exchange
on New York at o discount. Pay
the New York quotations for Gold
and Silver, and the highest market
value for onartsrmaster's Vouch-
ers, Drafts on Washington, and
Government Securities Of 81 des-
eriptions; ard they have for sale
and immediate delivery:
$40 q. 8. 8 per cent Bonds.
1910 II. S.6 +" 4"
g per cent u. s. certificates
of Indebtedness.
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