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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
CARRIAGES. sc

Two THOUSAND Lbs Uholee sugar Cur,
II Dried Beef A nice article
FRer All, AZ FfI.IorF's FAMtLy GROCERY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

sUwe have, from desire TO aid in
the cause OF the country, conseated that
Capt John A. Bryan, who has been in
charge Of our job and Press Rooms.
shall take his company into the field for
the One Hundred DAYS service. There
is fall company Of men who want him
as their head officer, aud Gar be /, from
US, although we shall suffer most seri.
ously from his absence, to say no to his
going. II, therefore, during the absence
of Cap Bryan from our establishment,
there should be any shorteoming, our
friends viii appreciate the cause aud the
sacrifice we have made in letting him GO
-TsrTs Hdate Uaioa Dsna
Capt Bryan entered the military sery-
ice of the Government under the FIRST
call of the President, and served as a
private in the famous 18th Indiana,
during the three months campaign, IN
der Col Lew Wallace. lie then re-en.
listed for three years, and served about
two years, when he retired from the
service aud has since been connected
with the Unioa Democrat The army
does not contain Drawer or truer man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Bhe Daily auuunaI.
x.Tr-r3AY MAY J

AgxY LETTERs-We neglected to call
attention TO letter on the first page Of
Thursdays paper, from an officer on
Gen. Hovey's staff, and we fear many Of
our rcadere overlooked it.
The writer Is a veteran, covered With
honorable scars received in some Of the
seyerest actions Of the war, and to his
sterling qualities as soldier he adds
rare accomplishments as a scholar, and
Yields his pen almost as expertly as he
does his sword.
We hope to hear often from our new
tom, vhom we knox TO b as gallant
a soldier as be is al accomplished gen.
tleman.
Having another correspondent in Eas
Tennessee named TON" we shall dis
tinguish him from the last by designa
ting him tom tbs lsts--a good letteI
from whom we pablsh this morning.
| We have also short bat interesting
note from "Wilders Scouts" which in
dieates that that gallant officer is agaiI
on the war path-whieh means grief 4
the rebels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

baf~ The Bntternats Of Clay county
had an appointment 10 meet at Brazil
yesterday Tor drill The Union men had
ulso an appointment foe Col. slreight 10
speak, and the Col on learning that the
C0pperhsads had drill. went oat 20
meet them. He found three hundred Of
them on the road, halted them, and told
them be would drill them, and to come
on. They declined, and he then toll
them that If they came into Brazil they
would have 10 tight the Home Guards,
that be would head them, and they would
get what they deserved. good thrash
ing After delivering this message the
Colonel returned 10 Brazil, and the but
ternuts skedaddled 90 their dens, without
drilling Like some people in oiden
time, They marched up the hill and
then down again.' Whenever men know.
as do these dirty traitors thai they are
wrong and nj ar, they are always towards.
Ts're Haute Union. Democrat
There is no doubt that part Of the
programme of the Confederate Dcmoc-
racy of tho North is TO ge, up insurrec'
tions and mobs at this critical period to
destraet The efforts Of tho Government
in this opening campaign, as they we'll
know 1t is the only hope left to their
friends in the South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
N EWS BY TELEGRAPH.
sT TEx L y ESE
e .elusivelY for the barnal.
al my of the Potomac Ac-oss
the Raridan.
Lee sliIl Falling Back.



HD-QRTs ARxY OF PoroxAc,
Nav 10 A NJ
The order 70 march Was issued from
General Aeade's headquarters yester-
day morning, aud was disseminated
through the army b. + 81
Gen Gregg cavalry division, accom-
panied BY 8 portion Of the canvas pom
toon train, moved yesterday afternoon
towards RLehardsvllls, and vas engaged
antil late at night repairing the road 10
Elys Ford Soon afier midnight that
division moved to the ford named to es-
tablish crossing About midnight the
ID cavalry division, with another portion
Of the canvas pontoon train, left for
Garmania Ford, FIVE OF SIX miles above
there, 70 establish a crossing.
Il vas reported at this hour that both
efforts we're successful
The advance Of the Second eorps.
Gen. Hancock commanding, broke camp
al midnight and moved doxn the Stems
+ burg and RichAFdsyills read 10 Msrdih 5
k1rd Tie entire corps we're on the
march before three o'clock this morning
in the same direction, aud expected to
effect crossing sooa after daylight.
/. The Fifth corps under Major General
Warren. ,--.."esd moving At midaigLi
The advance, consisting OF two divisions
d infantry and portion Of the artillery,
passed through Stevensburg At midnight,
followed by the remainder Of the corps,
all marchiug towards GeTmaEia Ford.
The Fifth corps vas eleselF succeeded
By the Sixth, under General Sed gwick,
I which quilted camp Al four o'clock, A. n.
Both tie Fifth and the Sixth corps are
understood 70 be crossing the Rapidan
a. GeFmauia Ford. The entire move
: ment resolves itself iuto The crossing Of
the Rapidan 1t I've lords towards the
right fank cf tie enemy, placing isse..
] ~ lae nearly parallel rith the river
between Grange = Il. snd rhanseiog.
vile.
At Abe present hour The movement 1,
under var, and there Is probability Il
VII be successfully accomplished wiih
oat severe opposition By Lee. 10 whom
this beld push must be more o. less Of q
surprise Il Is not probable ANY serious
engagement viii De foughs 10 day
CavalrY skirmishea AID artillery duel
ing aFe likely 70 make ap the day 5 6ghi
~ galess the enemy contest the Ad
yaselag lpres.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
RARE CHANCEl
v.ry v.la.hl. I.rsger.y .aa 81.

e
Very Valuable Property and E1uaf-
ness For sale
HAVING IN s1nteAtpiafinn removal 10 Cza-
II eisnNti. - ser 81 sais, "a sxessfinxfy sxsf
tsrus ils@ isslswiAs FsfJ assirasis and saiuAhis
Tie Itrzs fvv.fssy triek ssssal.ssof " ar.les.e.
vita Ice Hose sfteelfd sitaafea the esrTssr u
Loeust street sud the anal. being Lot "a Daaz-
tisa Eaar zs1sns. 7sxItg 'est ws would slss ssIl
wits TIA FTetaissa tbe farnifurs. Flxturrr, &c,
issIusipg ear, Desks, caussers. TRUCKS, scaisa,
efsesEy. Rro.lzzs IS CssaHsissssa business; aiss
the good viii - y ssssssssgrship q eur busa@ss
Tssse prenatsss arr usi aizDtsd 81 tobacco fse-
I tsry sd warehouse siss.
The doubis bTtek sza1ka Hgazs snd Kenaeft1x
l Geese. and fraaas " ershauee. e1rner Lsepwt a.
Dznham sfr-~ts, us@9 ~ us sor the pork bssfsszs
aiss. The kestisss sTs~s. Lard Nsis, Bioets, c!sa
ssrs. A.. &C. esmErisiHs sssFytAing Beossazrs IN
Tis d<siF4bss aad essrsuisns1y arranged l.rse.
Dwelling. % Leezst EfEeaf.a ket sea sixfh 80
ssvsafh, heinx Lefs Sc, II asA l.. ~ Block q.
Easszrn E1l1rzsszaest. nee sesNesed ~ CeoFzs
faSssr sid IN reFApt-te order. On thee presassss
srs fwo cistefnss sssble Weed Shed. 4 !. - :
iaFss Tart hiisd With ehoiss Frnif Trees. shruts
kaa Ft9HsEss also.
1hs uaaissaesi aFs-ha1f u tlse frame Wsxelsss.e
sltnafsd On gs0ts snd IL Bg6-k n Kaafrra Ca
tarzs nsent, rnnning through from Church strees
- TIE Canal Jndsr EsBt lor SO per saonft aIs5
~ Nsli-i1FreFsss aai highly -ezltlvAfsd Falza.
sifzziea nssr Oak Hiii CsassssFg, sonf4lnlas q
aersz, al Under fncss acres q shich l. sur
Ee1Esss1 - lsw aad sziztaztai picket fne~, sn6
allied with Fruit Trees - eyery ksn1, fneln1ing
4acux an aere q sell Nat, b@2xfnr Grape Fisma
o. thess prsmises 4rs sjfnzlgs n~w frame DssI-
ltass With large Cellar, Well Cisfern Izrzs Sta
BE- e Possession can - had iss q Aarch aiss.
To eesiEzbls Bzildtng Let's, Eos. 8 aAd 7 n
i 1asek =. A@1tsfn AaIAFss1sat- -si'oiHfng The
ne Lot z5xsp fssts On Fourfh street, rear Ia
eorBsr Of Loeasts bsiaF az sxesiisnf stand fox
sore also.
Tts Hn1iTfaea ons-hslf u zszso 81, sdjsgssn.
t1s aboss-
TIE zssoss property I'll - scl1 on sonx credits
II j. sirsd- 3itiesi naisYu1shle. Parties w1shsaz
= sz%aine any % ffs assss pfsTmrtys gill pleass
call a cnF oEi4ee. eoFneF Losnzl atrsst - r.
Casa. GRO FOSTER a RI,
kbIT-8a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

GooD ron PosEY CoUSTY.-We learn
that the Board of Commissioners of Po-
sey couniy met yesterday and appropri.
aied $4,000 for the purpose Of paying
500, each, bouasy to members Of one
company who would eulis. under tbe re.
cent call Of the Governor for troops to
serve 100 days This, d course, will
INSURE the speedy recruiting Of one com
psny in Posey County. This IS good
We trust other counties in this Dis
trict will follow the example Of Wander
burgh and Posey, and make similar APP
propriaiioas. The quota Of this Dis
trict ought to be forthcoming at once,
and will be IL those who stay at home
are willing to be taxed Tor the benefit Of
those who go.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Baron Wednesday of last week, Ma
jor Henson, formerly Of the Ninth Ken.
taeky infantry, aud two men, citizens
were killed near Gibbs Cross Roads,
Barren County, Kentucky, by band Of
guerrillas. AS none Of the persons were
IN the army, Il looks like mos, fiendish
aud unproyoked murder Ii is supposed
that il was done by some Of the old
band, which for long time has infested
the Tennessee border counties, commit.
ting all manner of outrages
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Vige County Is loyal, and has LOYAL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

QuASrRELL AGAIS.-Dispatehes from
Fort Scott, Kansas, state that the bloody
monster, who committed the massacre at
Lawrence, has passed that post with a
small party of followers, moving into
Missouri If the report be true, he is
aiming TO secure a Judgment in his old
stamping ground, for the purpose Of
gathering recruits for another campaign
of buteheries. Gen. Brown commands
the District of the Border, and will give
the monster greeting thai be little ex.
poets. There are few persons, Il any at
all, in that region who viii join QSan-
trell. Nesrly all the inhabitants of the
border counties win gladly assist in hunt
ing him and his uermin, and we feel
confident that his stay there viii be
brief.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

WAsHiSeros. May j--There is no
aauht aow Of the intelligence received
from bOlian s,atI9n hal lhAl Lee hasen.
tirely abandoned his .ine on the hapidan
and wlsA BIS sEmy has taken the roads
running 70 the south Of that stream 70
0rahRe spg.ngs, destined ebher Cor the
entrenehmsnis Of Richmond Of faF post
lion 81 Hanover c II.
Ihe4e : 20 indication Of movement
BY tie rebels through tie valley Of Yr
ginia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
a.. nraf, ,n o,n.lnn.,l.

ClScrSSArI, May 6.-TLe draft in The
First Ward yesterday passed Of quietly
Among those drawn are Alfred Gather
the superintendent OF the Adams Es
press Company, aud several other pron
ineut citizens
Governor Brough addressed the Ma
tioHal Guard at Camp Denison, yestsr
day. IA stirring speech.
The 9Th regiment Of the National
Guards left this morning for camp. The
9Th, 9th and 10th follow tomorrow.
Six thousand troops have left Indiana
dariEg this geek for the front
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Arkansas Intelllgence---l2, 900 Bales
or cotton Burned.
: lcsFFsspsallanes MsiaPhls Ballstia,I

lc9rrsspssaanee Memphis BuiistiH-
LiTzLz RcsE, April II
/ letter received here this DAY fsom
Camden, from a merchant OF that city.
ssys, for four days before the arms left
that place scouts were engaged ia every
direction, within ten milss OF the CITY in
burning cotton. From the best estimate
Of cotton purchasers 10 that city, twelve
thousand bales have been DESTROYED in
the city ani the sicinity. in a radius Of
ten miles, and much burning -as weinr
90 doEn the Washifa river The largesf
sufferers in cotton we're C. w. Fellows
Raney, Elliot. and Goddard, Of Camden.
and Snow and ketchGm, Of Pine Bluff
EBL
PIxk BLuFF. April -
A scouting party f55m here has return
ed from trip after grerrillss They
met with bat one band Of SIX. which vas
commanded by the notable H'lld JIm Of
Memphis Three balls pierced him Il
tie same moment and literally tore his
bead OF lie vas on the Arkansas riY-
er, proving along its banks.
L1T7LR Rock. April 81
Information hese OF fight al Jack
seaport, last Thursday. between our cav
airy and McCFay. The latter had some
sixhnndred robbers With him. As ns4ai,
be made dash for the place and as soon
As be was fred upon. he.took to bis heels.
Our side had but two wounded and re
picked mp ten dead rebels and eight
wounded prisoners, they had left OF
late the rebels make It ; rule 10 leave
their dead for their enemies to barr, and
their wounded 70 be taken as prisoners
At the 6ght at Augusta, on White
river, thirteen more dead rebels have
IN found in the woods, Who probably
died from wounds, making seventy-three
Of the rascals We have had to bury for
that fight
Col Love. rebel, from Missouri, was
among the killed at the last fight at Jack
sonport
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Sz5we regret to learn from the
Terea Hau,e papers that the wife Of Mr.
James II. Turner, of that city, died on
Wednesday morning Mr. Turner is well
known TO many of our eit1sns as an ex-
tensive forwarding and commission uses.
chant, aud his wife was an estimable aud
highly esteemed lady, and leaves large
circle Of friends to mourn her early
death.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

BASsoR. May The Union men Of
she Fourth Congressional District net in
this city to-day aad nominated delegates
10 the Baltimore Convention.
The following IS among the resolu-
tons passed.
Rssolrsd, That the circumstances Of
the country demand the RECONCILIATION OF
Abraham Lincoln for President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

eom;maua Of the I7sh Army Corps Ca s
ar AnarewJ. Alexander = assigned =
a. : - {; eneraI of tbs l1ah .AF9y
g. with the rank Of Lieutenant Co'o
- (. sodsr the 1enth secsseH q the AT
suprosed July IT leoz
Bv order Of The President
z. D. TowxsExD, A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07


culpeppeF IS being strongly fortified
and viii be used as depot Tor s.ores
II is reported here to-day that strong
column Of troops under Couch and sigei
are marching from Winchester up The
Shenandoah Valley. a. q cooperating
eolumni destined, even ually 10 cut the
Virginia i tennessee Railroad while
Butler force, or part Of Il, strikes the
other railroad at other poinfs, lhus
severing ali their railroad communion
tianS between Richmond and the South.
Gen Butler took the Geld 10 uerson 81
the head Of his army on the Peninsula.
yesterday. aud bis host Is aarshaled by
such leaders as W. ". Smith, Gilmore,
Terry and WeiszeL An immense feet
q troops, . strong squadron Of monitors
and gGnboats coavoy1ng Il Up one Of the
broad rivers 70 the gates OF back door,
aud perhaps the iron .clads may once
more trx the strength Of the rebel ba.s
teries o. the Inc Of the Fames, Pamunky
and Rappahannock rivers Ihe feeling
prevails that there IS bard work before
til. army.
The irou-clads arc lying in still water
of Newport News, and the eunboats 10
communication with them
A dispatch from Grant TO Que Of she
General here says thai - hours viii de-
ternaine whether be va to have battle
on the hapidsn, or whether under the
works around Richmond Grants dis.
palch was written Yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Bosrox, Nay The Boston BOasd Of
Brokers to-day appropriated $1,000 70
be equally divided between the Bzlii-
more and s. Louis Sanitary Commits
Siaus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

4 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
Saturday, Nay ,, 1874 az The Court Hsuss, a.
tNo q clock p n The folloEIBK lots In The East
"a Ens4rEs lot !. block Is; lots sd IL.
tlpes ~ lot y. bl0ck -; iof u, block IS i0t
=. block - lsi II. bfock 81. Iof ], tloek -
sALE POsITTEE- Tie peTsecf.
TEKMs-Ons hall cab. bsfsoce IL sfz snd
tselse nasHths, wifh intsrrsG. secured b. mort
sags- Apis % THOs- q GAEFIN
spzs dz~TaThsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
PIANOS
Agency for Pianos, ans odeons and
Cabinet 0rsoons.

TTIuE MISSES LAWRENCE ARR csN.
L srANTLY receiving the above instruments
from some Of the hest Manufacturers IN New York
and Boston, and will sell them az Eastern pricss.
adding frrsght.
SAMPLES may BE- seen az theft residence, or
Water Street, nrst door below Chasnut. ft will
be 10 the interest Of those wanting the above in
strumsnts, 70 call before Purchasing el-ewhere.
apSQ-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
DIVIDEND.


kFazsyilie. Mas s tss4.
A NETTING OF THE BOARD OF
u DikkCfoks. bed thss DAY. 5fvidsnd q
Six pr esa1 HPoa the capital stoek II $50 eoe
vas declared. fEes af thu Government tGx pay
abe On All after the seh int
m&yT dSt WM r PAGE, Cashier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
DRY GOOD.

oVV The Largest Millinery stock in the
West
- a. sEATE HAVE tbs LARGEST STOCK oF
w Fashionable Millinery, Of every dsssrr-
ten. be found In the West.
With n Mliiiner like Mas Eiika Beilam tc
4lG M pbnerinteAd the Trimming aud nAscheks ef like
reputation. warrant Satisfaction.
Prioe and Ch0sp Prices : motto.
- as'- t,ee srfom which no deviation Il allowed.
V af"s sCHAfKER 3 BUSTING,
Nos ~ and ~ Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Still They Come /

VxTE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Dry Go Of every dcscription
o. which will b. sofa cheap
shanti Val sGHAPKKR BuSsINa.
q A. and % Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

WAsHlxGTox, May 5.-The COMMITTEES
on the cosdaei Of he War 20 70 Anap-
oils, tomorrow, 70 examine prisoners
returned from Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
PIANOS.
TWo Splendid Piano.

A Nd L0T 0F FINE PARLoR ORGANS
n and Msloaszns Just ree<ise1 81
WARREN C0STSGToS's
Also tuo secoa9- hand Piznss for sale cheap.
Tie nnssf sszoEfneut 81 Yislins Gaffzrz Flutss
and Aecordzzzs can Be f0aBd a.
WARREN 1 C0SYEGTONss,
spl4 Ne Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
FOR SALE.

- TOnsE AND L0Ts-A two-sfofy FFaIHs House
81. VI sad sfx Iots, 10 Casay's Enlargement This
tAT lieissFIf r, sst tenia 800 III =
.f--aN kbiH hith OF Lots, A. desired
-~>----Efso. Tots 10 Smiths Enlargement and -
aerMesf tand the Plank Road adjoining The
Cuittrf Enquire Of JOSEPH LEcihEh.
my4
G1oUsE--A two story Brick Heus' en Vine
HfFtkfI1 Alfsat, between seteugh aud EsSathi eaH-
HHts@ fahine four rooma ana 4 kitchen. also ; gsaa
Hftte fktar9. STABLE Wood shed, sc be lot l. "a
A&At@ 4hf square cash. Foo iufther Particular
"a ,spfilze.lw JOHN FREIDLEIs,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07


Ma YoRE, May THE Herald saws
passengers. who arrived Ia this city from
Baltimore last evening" state that iul0r.
malsOn has been received there from q
rebel source, IS well as froa Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe, that General Saith
with very large army disembarked on
the south side Of the james River. no,
far from Fort Darling. his object was. Of
course, fsint movement 70 distract the
rebels and prevent the sending
q reinforeemeals 70 Lee. Bur il /,
waa Ia earnest, Fort Darling and Pesers.
h1fg we're 70 be eapsaEed. and Richmond
ent 81 from railroad communication
with North Carolina and the South Il
the neWs Is correct, and il Is ReneFalig
believed 10 Baltimore that the oecnpa.
ton Of Vest Folus lasl MONDAY 80.
merely to deceive the eaemy. sill al
Is mere nnaafhentieaiei rumors. and
s'nlth srmy nay be destined loF West
Point TO cooperate with the extreme lef,
wing Of Meade's array.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
TAKEN UP.

4 s2AkkL HOUSE,, ahauf 6fsssn hzSds hish.
- hal1 tsss, ard 81 had Esot whita- The ewusT
- nEse BIG y ealfng 50 Psrrotts plar ssuah
o. kt.sssiiss, and payasg ehxrgrs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT.
Boiler Maker.
Corner Of Pine and Water Streets =
MEANWHILE IEnTArt

r An PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
4 q steam Boikrss stadozzry o. portabss 4
hAss every f-sstity for d0iEE good work that good
se4cAi1srg aad Eo3d Werkmen eae give and an
Nofk entrusted = slii b nlads uadsr nv ~
soaAi supervision.
eoantry 70 Do repairing dssia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
FOR RENT.

TIALL-Ths second story, &" aesksra Baili-
80. il lag'f ~ Main Street, IL or rent The room
kSt&e f4h fkst aired and lighted IN tbs city. ahd i
about fet wide By l2h % i6e feet long Al PRES
ASsets Dat aftiti0nei Of for esioea.
PossssslOn Rivsn By hrst day 81 May In
sssssa 81 anissssf bCEAPKEE 4 BUssfSG.
iI'AfFfOE.--f have Of those fac Offices A. tiss
Z ~ Had Of the stairs, second story Of Chandler
Block, Etlll vacant. If Desired the tenant can y
- - sdbhd1odated With room, " apPyins iia'
s@ss~a hhthlfitfy sOHE j. cHASDLkR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
SELLING OUT Ar COST.

/ WILL SILL MY LARGE STOCK Of WALL
L and Wind " PAPER, Plain snd Figured, AZ cost
in order 70 make room for otheT goods.
J. HEALY,
apis No. %. cor Main aud First SITS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
r-- FRANK HAMMERsTEINts
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
,A'fk Mandatory,

CORNER CANAL AND MAIN SrRKET,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
= FRANK uAMMTRsTEfN TAKES PLEAs-
IL ure In saying 60 his friends aud customers
that he hss hand and Is manufacturing,
Wagons, Carriages, and huggies ct all qualities,
TIE work IL all done under his immediate inspec.
4 a8iI FVlAn. eouseqvrntly viii be warranted.
IL ~ ~ Persons front distance having Carriages
nugEies 60 paint re-trim can have their work
dene the shortest notice, aud ON the most "a
xorahle terms.
Being the oldest practical Buggy and Carriage
aaAfli afer Ia the city, he b. therefore better prepared
Than any other Manufacturer to an orders,
spe2 a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
SILK Snn umhrallas

4 LARGE STOCK OF SILK AID GINGHAAl
~ sun Umbrellas just received and selma
:, sCHArKER 1 pUssTNe's,
Nos. 4 aud 80 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
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arWe end The following in several
OF our Exchanges IS editorials
''As the season OF bugs i approaching,
hoaseksepers not DESTROYS Of being ear
ried out Of the world by them. may avoid
it by taking = friends advice. Bugs
cant stand hot alum water Take two
pouBas u Alsn, brnise it, and Eeduce, il 10
powder; dissolve Is IN thee quarts Of
water; let IA remain 10 a warm place till
the alum is dissolved The alum water
Is TO be applied bot, by means of a brush,
80 evesy joint end ereviee Brush the
ereviees in the floor, white~szh .he cell
ing, patting in plenty Of alum, and there
viii be Az end 10 their dropping thence.
BoUSTIEs.-The County Commission.
ers Of Vigo County have agreed to pay
The same bounty TO volunteers as the
/ Cir Council Of Terra Hauts did, name
u, $50 to married, AID sss to unmarried
men.
Vigo County Is loyal, and has loyal
Commissioners