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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
CARD.

The undersigned havIng sold oH1 bis ertirsstaex
Of Eesdy Made Clothing, and essntlensns' p
nAsHing Goods, and retired from the business
hereby expresses his kratefr! arknovTlaf--
to his numerous friends and eustomers f5r fhss-
past patronags 80 literally extended IL hin -
Ecald respectfully recommend Mesers Tarssr- =
Co-t WIS nave sueeee9ed IA - the brsfness 49,
whe ars now prepared 10 farnis "a th@ir
srs every Arfies in their lire, Of tie vsrv $50
Z uality. snd af tas ssss aEerzbls rri.ss.
$500 41TH14 l4IE.sz : ~ LXOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
IRAHAM LrHcoLH.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of etate.

Additional Article to TIE Treaty far The
Snppressfon Of The 1frtcdn Slape-
Trade, betgeen The United States of
Amsrica aud her Britanic Majestv,
Of the 7th Of April, 1862; concluded
n February IL, 1861 ratified bg The
United States, March S, 1863; rati.
.fcations exchanged, april !, 1885,
ard proclaimed By The President Of
the United States Aprtg %, 1868.
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE uNfTEp
STATES OF AMERICA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

= s.. .T sGfIeoH 70 .sIoCs5 =
has become y household word thspugho6t the
West and South and his Worm Lozsn yes IN sess
than year after THAR sinsFOdaetioa EsEaiaeA
Eepufationa - wiae-srTead Is me eontfsenfs OF
horfh = mArieas bnta the eroBntng gsery Of his
he fshaains 70 be aftafned H Afs atest discovery
e father eomhspatioai for be does uef claim ID
have oeeu The dfsc0vefer u CEuR0N which is the
basis OF the biitsrs Bow offered 70 The public
That honor belongs TO the native Inhabitants OF
.enfrai AmsTieaste whom jts virtues hsye been
knswn Tor more than two hundred years AGA
With IT, Tbs IEdlaH hids aanance to sia na0sf dead
iy malaria and handles without fear the most ven.
olaosas serpens II i belief with them that
while there Is breath left In the body the gearon
u potent to cure, matter wAat tsdiseasa y a.
be- y
While DR.. Buli II not prepared To snasrss this
extfayagant rretepsion, be is nevertheless aatis.
ned fspm Thorough exafnlsaticn Of tsA evidence
relative 10 It's virtues, that a. a remedy ana IRE
tentative Fer al 81 asea-sarising fosa exposure
either TO the changes Of weather and elnate or r
the miasmatic Influences, Is stands wfthsnt ! ri.
val, and justly deserves the reputation il has g
yong enjoyed 10 Central America and the West In
"a In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
eELECTIoN NOTICE.

..EL ECTIoN NOTICE.
q l-A st sfArs % ISpIAkA, / :.
- FanderbuFgh Ceuntv 81
Louis RICHTKR. CLERK oFTux VAN
aefsarwh Circuit Court, IN and for ths county
sasesAaa DO heFeey cesfify 70 the sheriff Of aid
s sat eihesTs 4re e es eleslea II the ners
General zaecfion On the State Of Indsanal 40 h
nsaa ~ tae 'sseend Tuesday In October, 1854 Al
n eiasssnI places Of holding elsStieus IN ala
A Governor 81 the ss.ts
a Llsuteasnt Governor,
+ SECRETARY 81 State.
Auditor o. State
@stt a Treasurer Of STATE.
Attorney General rtn
= superintendent Of Pubiie Ins:raetfon
Clerk 81 the supreme Court
Reporter OF Decisions Of Supreme Court.
81 FUR Judges Of Supreme Court, rs
A Member % CenErsaz fsr the FIrst oansr..-
slonai District, NN1e'ss-
A JsdTs as the Cosrt Of Common p,... far Al.
y sssS f0o.ed q ths counties Of FaHdsrburgh.
Il = htstrAns Attorney for the said District.
q = ssessssa.atIse ~ tbs State Legislatars.
Clerk II the vanderburrh Clrcuit court
go sheEts Of sasd County Of VanderbeTrh.
= \ \ Issesaref q said oeanty Of vandeFb1rxh,
= ! n nssorasr % do do
County Surveyor Of said County q Wander.
. Acoansy COMMISSIONS for the Second p.s,r,e..
Nj 4 Asssssos for each Township.
- sixth day Of september, sightssn hun-
vlaia .Kfas LOUIS RIcHTER, oisrk.
GEORGE woLfLIN. SHERIFF OF VAN
aareuFgh County, certify that Tho above i a
Ias eopy o. tee original on niein my ofce. this,
a as ssp'a sE6s ssssS aSadsS and
a551.,s ~ sheriff v. d.
ssps. Times. Usien. and Democrat copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRIcH.5 Proprietor pr
Cor, m"ia and Third sta.
EyANsvmLE.YxD

1 wide,y. Nm. NIL IL EsTABLlsHEn. Avn
essl weeks Undergoing repairs. II - ieF sew
sss,s ssa inside and
Ssh s1 n , ", ana in great measure f 0rsn
Tor has made every Arrangement To rsn Kssop,le-
mouse convenient, healthy and agreeable i, ms ms
Thanking the public for tae fine aatro, =.
ior series Of years has been ext tIeS ~ s, .s
- aiagfon, d invites renewal oftheY- spsao,n
and viii sndeavor 70 have his tahle ..5e5 s-5
ed patronage. & 7sts sss7a BIT - -
o@nieasss viii carry passengers - Aad fron
- e - - I ts1sa s .aasssaass Il a-itay1
fEss eaf gs4zs=sst
lit Oh U.Ek# .sfEsasz Fsae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Tbs gndaEided p sfw Il sf HESf, ssstlon &
:, range ~ vest, Nnder whIch tract, ans
eosi zen lest thick and easy Of access. = q 80
AIso, $50 asres IN the Southeast part Of ssfd
eoantys sol snd timber eecd Tais trsrt 4 a.
l !. ln mineral prodHcta. Titls perfect. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

l have . very large stock Of the above
Goods. am also prepared TO make MP
Clothing ID the best possible mrnner, for
! have got the beat workmen In my EN-.
ploy 10 the West, and warrant all goods
made By me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, | can and will sell goods low.
er than any other house In the city Of
the same kind An | ask is for those In
want Of 6ne clothing TO cali and see
what | have got. No trouble 10 chow
goods. sH3 fsa7 fztgsaef l#H3 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
y N1N IN3F91UIE
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.

ConusatioR betlpeen the United States
q america and the Republic Of
Peru Concluded at Lima, -Januagy
IL, 1869 ratified By ths President
81 the United States, February "a.
1858; exchanged az Lima, April Is
1853 proclaimed By the Prcsidenf
Of the United States, Mag 10, 1868
~ THEPREsIpENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
ALTfcLr YfTI.


The decisfsn Of TIN conmfszfon. or ef The nm
pire IN case Of difference between the com mia
sIoEers, shAfl Be dAat and concfusfrs, and shall
D. c.rrAsd into ful effect By the tao contracting
bors IN ak months from snd including the day Of
its orZanizatioa5 provided, hovsser IL at the
tim Asipniatef for the termination Of aaId esm-
s,.s!oa, any az z cases shead h Rsadipg be-
nndsrssooa and agreed BY the two Contracting
parties, that said umpire Is authorized 10 proceed
and msEe his decision or awasd IL such case or
cases, and upon his report Thereof to each q the
two goysrnfnezts. mentioning tbs amount Of In
demnity, If sach shall have besn allowed By Aim,
such award shall be final and conclusive n the
same manner as IL Il iIad hses made by the CON-
missioners under their own agreement; provided
that said dec sion shall be made BY said umpire
within thirty days after the Anal adjournment OF
said commission, and At the pfration Of the said
tgifty days the power apd authority hereby grant
81 = said umpire shall cease.
a-n ARTIcLR TX. af
Each government shall pay It's OWE commlsaion-
ers and seerstary, but the umpire shall DO paid,
one half by he Oovsrnnnenf or the United stztes
aud pns half b. the Republic OF Psru.
BRTICLEx.
The present Convention shall be ratified. sna
the ratification Thereof shall De Exchanged In the
term of four months from the date thereof
In faith whereof, tbs Feapestivs Plsnfpotentia-
rss have signed the same and affixed their reapec-
tive ssais ~ 1870 fHa is4# go
i zone ~ Lne CITY ot Lima this tHslfth day OF
Jab uafy, n the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and six ty-thrse. sss5gsif.e..
CHRIsToPHER ROBINSON, Il. 81
st JOsE @. PAZ e0LDhH, "a H. 81
Aad whereas the said Convention, as AMENDED,
has been duly rktifild on both parts, and the re-
spectise ratiheations Of the ssms wers exchanged
~ the city OF ii on the els htsenth day Of April
lasft aa f+sM
Now therefore, be 1t known that I, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, President Of the United states Of
America, have caused the saf4 Conception to be
made public, TO the end that the same and every
clause ard article thereof mRy be. observed and
fulfilled With good faith BY the United States and
the citizens thereof. xs5 sfsesE
10 witness whersof, have herennto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States 70
be sfnx-d.
Done At the city Of washiB gtoh. tn IL nineteenth
dag Of Msy, In the 3eAr Of our Lord one
fL.s.l Thousand eight hundred and sixty.
thrfa, and Of the Independence Of the
United States o. America the eighty
seventh. -
Ar -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE IL hsreby given 70 Tax-pAyeru Of tina
~ City a. Evansville. thai have reesivsd fFou,
tbs Clerk Of the Common ConEefi Of ssia rlfv ~.
tax d1piioate Tor the year lse4s and that I an
nov ready 20 rsesivs the taxss eouaaine6 i, go
duplicate.
All persons Who pay their taxes In gn:I wtthtn
snar9 days hem this date, viii be entitled 10 a
ana rhsss paying after the expirafionS az
tntrfF ez5 end sithsn sixty days from this data
VII % ernfled 70 q discount Of enc and = haIf
NJ en = Hiu Be At ths Mayor,s ofsea. a
sssSne ekfssts bstwssn Main and Lceust strssss-
WH- o. BoEPPLE..
ssP@FA CozisetoT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
COMPOUND


MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
" connsetsa with the history Of the MateriA
Mediea Of the InfAeS States. OF more fasurably
known a. = pioneer in medical discoTeg III al
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of LoufsvflIe, Ky. Hja
inimifabls preparation Of Sars apariIla hks1 lon9
stood q the bead Of the various compounds Of thsf
valuable drug. His s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

The hecis'en ~ the mixed commission shall Be
- ecutsd without appel b. each Of the CONTRACT
in "a sies, ~ LII be the duty Of the con-
mssioners 70 report 10 the respective govern spts
the result Of their Trosesdangs; and IL the d-eis-
11ps 81 said commissioners rrq4iFe~ths msyHnsnt
Of ipdemnities TO aDy Of tbs cla5makis, he sums
deserm Ma By the said commissioners stall 10
Paidsby the government against which they are
ava ded Within oae month after said govsrnrnenk
shall have received the report Of zaid eommlssiot-
ers; and for any delay In the paynern OF the
gam awarded after IN. expiration Of said month,
the sam OF SIX per eeut. interest shall Be paid
during zach TINS g. said Delay shall eontinus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
no LEASE.

Lots for Lease.
FOR A LONG TERN OF YEaRsl
TEs BUILDING LOTS on rHrap AID
lesant Streets. opposite EaehArison 5 Reyt.
20 Livery stable and The Locust street Msfho-
asse gnuFch. Al o. ons-thfrd 81 LIT $50. Dsnm-
tion ADlargsnent, Main strest--hetween Fourth
stresE aad the Cansi- Alno oue-Yisird 81 Tot fse
y sear o. sir@ub's Hordwars Store. bstwssn MaIs
ana yesEnors stEssts. Apply 70
sepl6-n Mas. o. r IEwTs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
TREATIES.

~ OdnDention betVeen the United States of
Amertca and The Republic Of Perm.
Concluded at Lima, December 20,
1862; ratified BY the President Of the
s United States, February "a, 1863
wsy exchanged at Lima, AprA "a, 1863 !;
proclaimed By the Presideat Of the
United States, Moy 10, 1863
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
ARTICLE vi.

For the purpose Of facilitating the lAbots Of
tbs mixed commission, each soysg Hinsat shall Ap-
point secretary to assist In the transaction Of
their business and TO Keep record Of their pro-
ceilings, and for the Conduct Of thsir businsss
seid commissioners ars iaathorfzsd TO make an
necessary rules. gs.s ss.s7grIF I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
4 pROCbAMATT0N

Whereas q Convention between the United statas
% America AD& the Republic OF Peru, for the act.
uement Of the pending claims Of the citizens Of
either country against tho other was concluded
ana sgaed hg their respective peuipote tlares AZ
the city OF Lima on the 18th day Of January IN
she year Of our Lord one thousand eig ht HUNDRED
and si1tysthree, which Convention, as amended
ny the contracting parties, and being Ia the Ens
follows - - = -" - -
Convention between the Usited States Of Ameri
en- and the Republic Of Peru for the settlement
OF the pending claims OF the citizens Of either
country against the other.
Tbs United States Of America and tina Republlr
OF reru destring to settle and adj nst amtoahlv the
claims which have been. made BY the citizens Of
each country against the govern Tept of the ethsy
hAys agreed TO make ARRANGEMENTS for that npr
pose by means Of q Convention aud have panesa
As their .plentpotentiaries 60 cenfer AMI -.
there pom as follows; The President Of the Inltei
states Christopher Rohinson. EHyoy Extraordi
nary and Minister rienipotenIiary az saId kt.tns
% Peru, aAd the Pre1ideat Of Peru Don jose
0rekortu Pas Soldan, the Minister OF Forsign n.
iations aud the PRECEDENT Of the Council Of Minis
tiers. who, after having Communicated 10 sarh
ether their respective full powers, fonnd 20 be In
due and proper form, have agreed a. foilovs.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

DRY GOODS.


Z - II - /.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

All claims Of citizens of the United s..,.,
against the Governments OF Peru against the Gov
eminent Of the United States, which have not
been embraced In conventional or diplomatic
agreement between the two governments o. tbsir
plsnipotentiariss, and statements of which, ,oli.
eatiag the tnterposition ofeither government made
Previously y the exehenge Of the Publications Of
thts conyention, have been fled at abe Denart
Hent sf State 81 Washington. or the Department
OF foretga Affairs az Lima, shall b. referred 10 a
mixed commission composed of four members As
Oauedstates and two blythe Govern mes of Peru In
se o. tne death, absence, or ineapacity of either
ssn missioner or In the event Of either commits
un1,as Ssseslng to set. the Geyernmant of the
=. siss, fleaspotsntiary in Peru, acting under
s,,,S s.SS.ss, Or that Of the Republic Of Peru,
~ par ,, as direction or tsas Of toe Republic
cy thus oocasioned p'o0seo 20 all the vacan'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Ihs arbitrator or umpire being appointed, the
commissioners shall. without delay. proceed Re
sxSlnins aud determine the claims specified in the
srtf afiisia and shall hear, II required one per-
sen ,n behalf Of each government on each separ-
sss sis.na Zach gavernmsnt shall furnish, at the
sr4esst oi either of the commissioners the papers
II ia posse sioa which NAV Be imnorfsnt h ia
4uss e ssrmiaation of any Of the claims refeFred
-. lf.a & ARTICLE nFl
ban e N me decision :: che commissioners there
them shall give full force a. aea~S 81 .hair ~
Seas a. Wei with rsspeet to the Justice OF thslr
elains as 20 me amount of indamnihcatfon thai
0omnalesionsTs can agree. the ncinss - = 80
snes snsI % refsrred 70 the arsitrator or
sessrs wnem ths esmmissionsrs nav BE- hesr5 49,
ala decision shall Be an=l. :, : - q ana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Ins commissioners q, uan,-J - \, -,
snslE org suiastiOn, ana b. fore
"a al q sTssrs, proceed to name ann person
In which fasy nav umpire IN any case Of cases
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02

Nsw YoRK, June The Herald !
dispatch from Edinburg, Shenandoah
Valley, says = resemblance in force
fouud the enemy 4 900 strong in front OF
as. Had very little skirmishipg up to
this time.
The HeraIds Ninth Corps dispatc h
says Leslie's Reconnaissance on Tuesday
evening was Of incalculable Importance
Ii led to the belief that we intended 10
cut their army in two and obliged them n
concentrate in the centre So our right
and len wings obtained advantageous
positions.
The 7ribgaes dispatsh from Hunter 8
army says that one Of our wagon trains
was fred into on last Tuesday by guerril.
las and some Of the guard wounded
Gen. Hunter therefore ordered the
houses Of two prominent seeessionists to
be burned, which was done as warning.
The Hevalds Washington dispatch
says that Secretary Chase has deter
mined to put on the market from $50.
900. 900 TO 800, 700 600 of per cent.
bosds, redeemAble after 1881. Also that
the French Government have assured
Mr., Dayton that no rebel iron-elAds vii
be allowed to leave France
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02

MoDEsTY.-With a modesty and self
abnegation truly refreshing, the Times
of yesterday says:
taking the idea from the recommen-
dations we have made through the Times
or for some other reason not known 10
US, the Government authorities nave Sc
Iected one hundred of the most able
bodied soldiers from the various hospitals
of the city, and are forwarding them to
the front"
What compliment to the Medical Di-
rector, the Commandant and Adjutant
Of this post, as well as to the Comnis-
sion which decides, bi-monthly, in refer
ence to the fitness of patients in the hos
pitfalls to 90 to the 'front.'
The fact is, in accordance with rule
established long before the existence of
the Times, those able TO 30 TO the front
are picked out every two months, after a
careful examination by intelligent physi-
clans. But we haze no objections to the
Times making itself ridiculous by such
egotistical and senseless claims Of infu-
ence.
LATER-We have just learned that, in
accordance with suggestion" Of the
Times, Independence Day will come on
the 4th Of July this year. What an in
fuential paper it is, to be surel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02
view York Markets.

HEw YoKK, June l.
COTTON scarcely 80 nrm: 81 674sI O. Cor
Mddliug Uylands
FLOuR-Sgate and Western dali, and Al the
close about &C lower: 81 T51ss for Kxtra state.
s. 55e5ss 10 for Extra RHO
WHISKY without decided chAuge: 81 30 for
State, and 81 3igsl - for Western, closing with
ssilsrs Of Western at 81 81
WHEAT less active AID scarcely 80 arm: 81 O.
Gsl 6 for Chicago spring, 81 614Sl Gs for NIL
Yankee Club. and 81 TOgst - f0r winter Red
Western
Germ vsry scarce and decidedly higher: 81 s.
4tI 20 Tor New YelloE, aud 81 70@si y for Ola
Mixed Western.
PROVISIONS - Pork quiet Esx Mes s3fa
e1i -; SO 5G6ss25 80 f0r Old ard New Prime.
aaa SO s09S3i for Prime Mess Beef frna and !
little more aetive. Cut Meats frm Al iil.asIIs3-c
for Shoulders, and i4lSgISe for Hams bacon
sides dui: Western, Cumberland cut, IgI8e.
Lard quiet - l4Sl52.
MONEY easJ.
STERLING EXCHANGE dali At 2osesa07 for
currency.
GOLD LITTLE hrmsr, bat not very active
opening at sT1s. Advancing 10 9155s, and cl0slng
qaist snd steady Al k4i%,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS lower. .. 5. siaes Of
issi. coupons, fl29iIs FiEs-TwsHfles, coupons,
ie5Ai059
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02
Wnshington Itsms.

NEW YoRK, June 1.-The Tribune
Mstamoris letter says refugees from
Austin, Texas, report that. with the ex,
eepsion of some six hundred men under
Colonel Ward there is no effective rebel
force left in that State.
The Trfbt1ses Washington dispatch
says indications are that Daniel s. Dick.
ems win be candidate for Vice Presi.
dent at the Baltimore Convention.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says Lincoln intimated that IN case ol
reelection he win make changes in bis
Cabinet The following are put forth as
probable: Secretary of State, Charles +.
Adams; Secretary Of Treasury, Isaac
Sherman, of New York; Secretary Of
War, Simon Cameron; Secretary OF
Navy, f. W. Davis; Secretary Of Ia.
terror, Horace Greedy; Attorney Gener-
al, w. L. Dayton; Postmaster General,
Schuyler Colfax
The World also says the presence Of
Horace Greeley, Gratz Brown and Pom
sFoy hsre at this time is significant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02
Gbt Daily dunrnaG.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
80 - -
JOURNAL OFFICE.

JOB woRK.-Ths Jours@I oesss q furnished
with fall assortment 81 nsv Al bSaatiful type,
Of the latest styles, and Is fahy prepared 10 szs-
cute a. handsome work As eas be doris in the
State, such a. LE7Ts3- HEADs, BILL-HHADs,
HEADINGS, CrRcvEAEs, Bvs1sz4 oAEDs, BAIL
TICKETS, sHIrrrss-BrLs, PossEss, &C., a., sithsr
ia plain or Aaey eoIors.
OUR BIEDERY.-ws hays In soBoseti0n with
this oaoe one Of the best BOOK BIEDERIKs and
BLANK BOOK MAHUYACTURTEsia this State.
and ere prepared to Dc EuLIza and srsDrss a. de-
sired. Magazines, Periodicals, &s., besns 70 any
style required, and old books Fs-Ssuad At short
notice. Lsdgsrs, Journals aud blask books for
Railroads, Steamboats,. Bsakins Hsusss' hsr-
chants, &C., nansfsetzrsd On As reasonable terms
as any other establishment.
All work done At this ofHes viii Be dSns prompt
~, and win b ready Whsn promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02

Orders we're adopted directing the
owners Of property abutting upon the
following sidewalks to have the said side
walks repaired or laid down, viz:
/. The northwest side of Division
| Street, between Seventh and Eighth
2 Both sides Of Seventh Street, be-
tween Ingle and Anne.
g. South side Of Anue, from Eighth 70
Ninth.
T. North side Of Canal, from Second
to Third Avenues.
s. South side Of Anne, from Ninth to
Tenth Streets
The petitions of Kratz L HeiImaa and
Jacob Weirtz, recommending the pur-
chase of lots aud 2 in Bathell Place,
in front Of the School House, was laid
over one week for examination by the
Mayor, and on motion of Councilman
Carpenter the Mayor was also requested
to examine the lot On the corner Of High
Street and Fulton Avenue for the same
purpose.
On motion Of Councilman Sullivan, the
condition Of Franklin Street was referred
to COMMITTEES for report The Mayor
appointed Messrs. Sullivan and Carpen.
ter said committee.
The petition Of Peter Duffey and 9th
er laborers, asSing an increase Of wages
was presented and postponed one week,
Capt Henry Scott applied for leave TO
use the vacant ground on the corner of
Tuttoa Avenue and First Street for the
purpose Of building a steamer. The
subject was referred to ]. Newman,
WhaIfmastsr, TO report
IL was ordered that - Raleigh be
permitted to NOW the grass in the old
graveyard and appropriate the hay there
on TO his own use
Councilman Reitz reported q nuisance
at the lanyard Of Mr.. Ruse. Referred
TO Messrs. Reitz and Sullivan.
Messra Carpenter and Reitz were ap-
pointed committee 70 examine q house
about 10 be repaired on Vine, near Wa
ter Street, and If they deem it advisable
to order the work to stop.
On motion it was ordered that the
owner Of the house on Main, near Sixth
Street be required By the Marshal 10
raise his chimney TO point as high as
the comb Of his roof
II was ordered that the contractors for
the earthvork across the canal at Vine
Street, have permission 10 close said ca
nal on condition that If the water below
fails they are Immediately to supply it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-02
From FORTRESS Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, by Mail, June /,
4 p. M.-The steamer Thomas Powell
has just arrived from Bermuda Hundred.
All was quiet with Buffers forces
The steamer c. w. Thomas, With q
bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Grant,
has arrived from the White House.
A portion of Grants forces arrived al
Meehanicsville yesterday morning aud
had not encountered the enemy in force
up to that time. Gen. Sheridan's caval-
~ had several skirmishes with the enc
my and completely rosted them. Heavy
cannonading is reported to have been
heard in the direction OF MechaniesviIle.
The highest hopes are entertained By
those competent TO judge ofthe situation
The following order has been issued
by Gen Butler:
In accordance with orders from tn,
War Department, and for sanitary rea
sous, no bodies will be disiaterred il
this Department ustil after TIC first o
October By order Of
Mai.-Geu bsrfrs