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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05

HAWAIIAN REaIsTERs.-The annual register. the
delay in the issuing Of which has been caused by the
death of the late King. and consequent changes In
the Government, is now ready. 1t contains, among
other things:
Heads Of the Government.
Ministers, Cabinet Officers and Councillors.
Judges and other ohcers of the Government
The Oafcers Of the various Lodges. Benevolent and other soci-
Almanac. Eciipses and Moons Phases.
Places of Worship in Honolulu. etc, etc.
The information contained in the Register is i'm
portant, and will be found indispensable for reference
in every counting room, and with every business
man. - Copies can be obtained of the carrier, or at
the Office of publication. Price 25 cts. or on cards.
so cts. each. At Lahaina, they can be had at P. H.
; Treadway's office; at Hilo, at Capt. Worth's store;
and at Kealakekus at Capt. Cummings. In San
Francisco, the Hawaiian Register can be obtained at
j. W. Sullivan's News Depot.
WHAT HONOLULU CAN Dove shall send over to
San Francisco By the Yankee, the tall specimen OF
sugar cane noticed in our issue of Feb. 20, and those
MerriPs store. The stalk will of course have shrunk very much
in circumference and length: before 1t reaches its destination.
specimen of what these islands can produce. :
FIRE AND Loss OF LIfE.-A thatch house at waia-
lac. belonging to a native named Kapiiiwi, was con-
sumed on the afternoon of the Ord inst. and the
ONueF U IL u OuTHcu Will nc OuituAuk. Ac bou
built a fire and gone to sleep. when the house caught
on fire, and became a total loss. 1t looks very much as
il he was at the time demented or drunk, though our informant
does not state that he was.
For HoME.-Files of the Commercial can be OBJ
tanned a the counter for mailing. Three dates are
put up in a single wrapper. A bag win be kept open at our
counter to receive stamped papers till the sailing of the vessel.
- The bark On,pdrd is the next vessel we can
look for with a mail. She was to leave San Francis
co about March ], and will be due about the 18th.
SCHOONER ExCEL.-This favorite Kauai packet has
been completely overhauled at Emmes' ship-yard,
and is now as good as new, and has again resumed her route as
q regular packet for Hanalei.
g Advertisers are requested to hand in their
favors by Friday morning, as the paper is sometimes
put to press Friday P. NJ. to send to windward is
lands or abroad.
VERY HANDsoME.-The card Of the bark Smyrni-
ole, printed in San Francisco in red and blue colors,
time. A copy of it can be seen In the Book Store.
- The Yankee will sail about 9 A. NJ. this (Sat-
urday) morning, taking the mails. SC. She will be
followed by the Symrniote, to sail about next week
Saturday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05
San Franchise Markets.

Oar advioes are to February 20. Market for Sugars was firm,
but cot fully up to previous dates. The cargoes OF the ELdTidge
and Comet bad met ready sales Phe Price Current says:
1--WE note sales Of 400, 600 lbs Hawaiian TO the Refinery on
private terms, but quotabIe at 7Melc; 500 kegs No 2, 9iG1oc;
200 kegs extra choice Hawaiian-said 70 be the best lot ever re-
ceiyed from the Islands-solda at lie y ID At auction lie kegs
Hawaiian, sl 35i: 401 do, si0Gl0 674; LIS do, 50 1903 IS;
zoo do, IS Z5D3 So" 1f
MoLAssEs-ssies Of 100 s-galon kegs Hawaiian Syrup at &c.
100 btis motasses, dc.
hCE-SAes Of 20, ZOO Us Hawaiian at SIC. 10000 lbs do &c.
PuLc-ssock increasing, and quotation declined to l6c.
CosFEx-Dun and heavy at 2202sc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05
Ships Mails.

FOR A FR-AScI5co-per Smyrniote, this day.
For LAHAIsA-per Nettie Merrill, this day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05

e Whales were seen gambling off the entrance
Of the harbor on Wednesday afternoon, probably enjoying them
selves under a lee shore, for a change.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05

FROM TAHITI.-The brigantine TaWela, IS days
from Tahiti, touched at this port on the 29th, en-
route for San francisco. with a cargo of oranges.
We could gather no news from the Society Islands by her. She
sailed again the same day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05

Dates Received
AT the Commercial Adv. Office,
Per barks Smyrniote. and Comet,
Feb. II, and March 8.
HIARPER'S E-9-a0'
i Lesle's Weekly, Jan. 2@e-16-23.
New York Worid-Dec. 24-3l-Jan.2 u.
" " Zeintung-Dec. 26-Jan. "a.
" " Illustrated News-Jan. 2-S-I6.
French Courier-Jan. 413.
London Illustrated News-Dec. 12-ls-Z9.
" Punch-Dec. 12-l9-26-
50 Dispatch-Dec. 13-20-2I.
s. T. Bulletin-Jan. 3o-Feb. 6-lS.
" Alta California-Jan. 30-Feb. ~
Sacramento Union-Jan. 30-Feb. 6-l3-2o.
-MAGAZINES-
Godey's Magazine for February.
Blackwoods Magazine and Chambers Jouiha' ~
North British Review for November.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
The YERfEAIESI
TELE CIR APH.


HzADQuARrEzs, ARaGY Or rHE Poro-
MAC, June Is.-Gen. Pierce was wounded
while calamity leading his brigade in a
charge.
Gen Martisdale on the right, attacked
the enemy and succeeded in advancing
his lines and taking 3 few prisoners.
His loss Is reported at about 500
The Fifth Corps did not lose heavily
in their advance in the morning, but
their loss was considerable in the even
ing IN their attack o. theisiA Il -
Oar losses during the past two DAYS
will reach 5000 killed and wounded.
The loss Of the enemy al some points
wss greater than ours, sut being gener-
ally behind entertainments they we're not
80 much exposed, and Of eourse Suffered
less on the whoIe.
AL the prisoners taken so FAR, some
LOO, of whom about 200 came in yes
terday, report themselves as being in
Beaursgard's army Il is not believed
that such . resistance could Be made
without his assistance aud the aid Of bis
troops.
There il 10 reliable news from Gen.
Butler up to the present tine.
Gen Engolls has been desiEnated
Chief Quartermaster Of the combined
srnies in this vicinity, TO De stationed at
City Point.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

WASHINGTON, jane 20-Ths President
has approved and signed the bill regu-
lsting The eosssing trade, by which il e
provided that ABy boat. slocp or other
vessel Of The United States navigating
the.watsrs on orr Eorthern, Northwest
cru asd North.easterz; frontiers other
wise than By sea, shall b enrolled snd
licensed in such form As other vessels,
which enrolment and license shall com
pei them TO he employed either in the
coasting or foreign trade on these from
tiers. They are in svery other respect
liable to the rules, regulations and pen
aitiss nov iz force, relating 70 registersd
and licensed vessslA
The President has also approved and
signed the act to prohibit certain sales
Of gold sad foreign exchange, common
ly called the. Gold Bill, and also the bill
providing that al gold wares and nsr-
chGndi=s in The pablo stores aud ware
houses on which The dasiss are unpaid,
and which shall have been in bond for
more than one year and less than three
yaars may be catered for consumption,
and bonds cancelled at any tine before
September Ist next, payment Of the
dassss and charges according to the laws
in forcs being made, the goods shall b
Withdrawn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
River News.


There Vas hnl hltle business done on
the levee yesterday.
The Anderson had 3 very sEm trip
cat
The great Liberty Ma 2 arrived from
Memphis crowded with people, but hav-
ing little freight
The Armada arrived early last night,
light
The elegant little Carrie ~ill leave
promptly a, II o'clock to-day fer Nash
vile, under charge of our good-lOoking
Baisernut friend, John B. Hal. who is
exceedingly aeeomuodatins, and vii
make trip 70 Nashville pleasant.
Capt Moore, Of The char,ner. l,it Tor
Pitisburg last evening on tie Liberty
No ?, and Capt. Hazleli purposes going
East ia day Or Two,
The Dunkcrsou brought in l53 hogs
heads Of lobaeeo yesterday morning, All
relsrned abore yesterday afternoon
There have been numerous arrivals
sinee Friday evening, bsa very lhtle
business has been transacted on Tie
levee.
The Tsraseou, on Saturday, was
crowded fali Of beautiful women aud fair
men, among the latter Of whom was our
fAvOrits friend, rr. josh Cobb. uncle to
Josh Wee, Of tie Armada. Tho Taras
con iefl Issuisville with a2s ladles regis
tered. As the TatsseOn haa no PERM,
to LAID Al Henderson, tbs ArmAda took
most q her passengers, and we never
saw sneh a crowd as vas carried out by
the grand Armada
The Post Boy, a hasasoma new Mis-.
souri River packet. paxsed down on Sat.
urday in an unfinished condition.
We leAra that abe D D Campbell vas
captured BY guerriilas At Rumsey, on
Monday last. and plundered Of al the
money she bad on beard, aboat 81 Doc
They did her no damage
The 81 Patrick the fleeiest boat afoat
vii b. befe 70 day for Menpais. ADD
the Bsilipni On Wednesday Tor New Or
lssnl Cox Z Humphrey sill receive
freight Tor both, and give AL needed To-
formation
Tbs Nellie Cobler was fred into CA
the Gem eslspd River By gaerriIlas ahd
one mae killed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

vocate, Sunday School Advocate, Teach
er's Journal, Methodist Almanac, Min
utes of the Indiana Conference, List Of
Church Officers, including Pastor, Trus-
tees. Stewards, Local Preachers, Class
Leaders, Sunday School Officers aad
Teachers, names Of the Plan Comnittee,
Bnilding Commute and Architscts
The City Newspapers, Charter and gen
eral Ordinances ofthe city, the assessed
value Of real estate and personal prop
erty Of the city, specimens Of Gold, Sill
yer and Copper Coins and Government
aud postal currency, the history Of this
enterprise TO the laying Of the stone, in
GLIDING the part taken BY the ladies,
and the Sabbath School, and closing With
a notice Of this days service.
And now, BY your hand, my brother
REV. s. T. GilIet), we send these relics
ao~n to generations that shall live in the
coming ages.
We desire you to deposit for as in the
corner stone these mementoes Of our
times. And our prayer is that when
this Temple il removed, and this sacred
deposit Is brought to light, that all wars
may be over, that all the world may
know the Lord, and that all Who ara
here this day may Be in Heaven.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

BKkHuDG HUNDRED, June lS.-ria
BaLTIxoKE, June 20-In all, twenty-one
pieces Of artillery hare bsen saptured
from the enemy IN sar assznlts on The
works a. Petersburg besides large
number Of prisoners When the eneny
withdrew his forces in front Of Gen.
Butler, 10 Eeinforce Petersburg, Gen.
ButlsF Immediately sent out a force IN
der Gems Terry and Turner, which sue
ceeded in destroying al important
bridge and four miles Of railroad track
near Walthall junction. Earlys nate
LongEtreet's) corps crossed the James
river near Drurys Bluff in strong force.
and was seen coming down the Peters
burg turnpike as Gen. Buffers forces
catered their works Last evening the
dispatch steamer Amanda Winaps, whils
passing Wileox's wharf, was cred into
from the north side Of the James river
By . rebel battery Ten ahots we're
cred At her, one Of Shieh passed through
her bull near the water line. No one
vas injured The James river is block.
AIDED four miles below Drury's Blaff to
prevent . surprise from the rebel rama
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

How Do Toe A--swf-The SallivAa
Demsvaf, in speaking Of the robbery Of
the paymssssr's train near that town,
says; Nothing authentic has ret been
learned 10 81 suspicion ON any one. II
was the intention Of the villains to have
committed the robbery .hs DAP before.
~hsn they might have secured several
thousand dollars" How does the edissr
Of the Democrat know such vas THAR
" in,entienT' Ishs ia their eouhdsnee3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

NEw ToRx. Jnns -.
C0TTOH qHiss and wiiAsat aseidsd change
for Nfd1iinE rFland
FLOUR 6sslde better nnsi mars 6sinx. ~ ga
Q - Estrs STATE; " aeEsT5 KxtTa +, II Q, s. -
afa IS tFAas hrMads, ths taarkst closing 4ufst.
sud halasrs 9 iittis msxs disposed 10 realize.
WHISKY activs and armsF " t9gi 81 stats :
81 sIai g Western.
wHkAT sa4e bsftsF. ana Fsthsr mere doisg ;
81 saeai 3D. thieAxs spFingY 81 ss4f ~ Nilsss-
zee Clsb; 81 s3ai g Water Red Western
zsArkst stosing dali and sesresiy 20 arm.
CgAN shade hrmsr 81 4s@l g kew Mixed
Western 81 sst<1I q unsoana.
OATS Mors krtiss; Gle Western inelasing
western In Store, as
FORK excited. sid nsw Nsss sdxaeosd 81 =
Per bbt. esher EInds nae or lees aamtssi a7s4
as ~ tna-s SEAS . ed mess 81 ls95s =
as~ ussss ths Bafkst eiesing At the latter pfios
s3911I1 % old and pfizs 855@1T 20 prtms.
CCr MEATS hrm al ts8f7jkss shoulders ist7
I5f4s hama sb@ccn si6ss dali and nenisai.
LARD steady a is3fssscs also 20 ibis, JAY.
sellers opsfea, fT3xk -
RuTTkR Esry Afm At 9kassc 70 we've
MOSEY stssdr a. cal per esut.
STEALING EXCHANGE, 81 10.
GOLD astive aae ernsFs spsnfng a. ~, I'd
vaariax 20 ses ~. ard eiosing qutst ~ go e.
COYERSMkST STOCKS arn;u. s. sixsa n
1881, esapsns. lIf5<; Fivs-Tvsnty coupons, iass
4 atuH
81 Weekly Bank Statement
Hnersass in leans. sss7 .Tsi: decrease 10 specie
81 Il. ki5s escrrsa4 r. efsruiataaa. f99,skI, De
ersmss IN G&Besisa. - 9les 81. 1872
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
COMMERCIAL.
EVANSVILLE Wholesale MARkEF.

EVANSVILLE, Saturday, June Is.
Business has bees duh sar two weeks p.at,
shOash prices have been fslly usaissalasa. Tbs
Fssshi rsssEiesieas sa trade havs aizoss eatGsssy
sasPsaasd saip@sst. saa ba.iasss viii eoatis us
dali antil thsss rsstrIetisns are renewed.
GOLD unsettled and IL new quotatls atsse.
SILVER zassttlea a. so5sa
FLOUR gust bus unchanged, ana 6rsafy
hsid At s. aogs. ssa extra ianIiy a. g. sssas 60.
WHEAT arm sad higher and ia fair rsquss /. a.
u tosl q Tor COED red Ass white
co2N hrm and in demand At I sssi 80 Tor
shsiiea ia sacks; slsl 10 for ear.
OATS ssttss ans Ia sod asnAna II 81. a =
BE arm ssA sssaAy At 81 % witA sOsA de-
nand.
WHITE BEANS arm aud steady At q ss.s. 50
v hHshsl.
FRUIT very ara. saa Aarias an ue~.rassua.
saey.
DRIED PEAcHES s. zs9t 50 ana fra
DRIED APPLES hrassF and sllsh fly s1sassss,
Aaa age now hsia st 81 Tss2 %.
TIMOTHY SEED nominai aaa not auosatis.
CLOVER sKED--Nons In mnrksi.
FLAX sKEp n Sod ss.nana 81 81 Isaa q.
POTATOES arru ass % pr hi. aud seArss.
BUTTER scarce At ssasoc.
cHKKsE ARA Al rs esats fer Western Reserve,
and sasi0o hsE csaefry 4&8A s@t& we
BACON hsm aEd qaist.
HAhs quiet al lseleec.
MSS PORK aEn and saas~Ast higher, ana
ls sSw araly hsid At s2ies2s fsr old. and s2s ora
81 ior nsv.
HAT arm ssd ia SD assn&Aa az ssssss y
tale.
SALT In niotsFats demand At s0as5e
LAID hrm aad btghss. ssd msy - sastss II
u ia esFpss ana "a Ia Asss-
GROCERIES net aalss 90 ARA, and prices
slightly aseiiasd.
eoFFEE advanced 70 tsests fsr Rio
SUGAR steady Aad arm st 21sz3e.
AOLAssEs s.sf2neea b q 1901 IS
WHISKY etm Aad ia good asmaad a. 81 20.
WOOL Arm and IL dsmAnd aa eoaIee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
sssssrd. Kass csas,s. 4. 7.

American Cancer champson.-DR.
HEBBxRG has located in ths city 81 Quiasy.
TEiissis. Re. los nAiz Street. tAird deer .savs
Quincy Hsuss. onss svvr J. +. payssas bssk-
steEe.
He slAims se be tbs King 81 Cancers saa all
kiaas Of Fsxsr Sores. saeh e. Waits swelling ana
Bsae pissssss ssrsfsiA. Piass. ssrs Eyes u fhslr
werst stages. Liver coEpizisss. cesssarsi0a.
Fszais Weakness. and SAT- Khsuu. Tesss<.
RAsss.atis -. "a. As.
Tia posfor hssans master Of sAs ahovs diseases
while travelling shreagh K9rore aad Amsrisa. AID
hs now Stands al tie h@sa Of his rrpssznsSa beth
IN Eurers zs3 Ansrisa- rAs Do<fsr will TAXA
pls&surs in showing AIS vsiters cersiaeatss q ls
asevs dissss-s whsrs thsy h&vs bssn givsa - Is
insarabhs By the esst physsss.ns In tAs sozatry.
| The poetog alss gaarAntses cara In ali sazzs
whsrs tha pssisat iivss Up 70 the aireetlsns.
Ths P@si~at VIII pisass sOrrsspOna ws~kiy, Civ
| ing trus stassmsst Of the ezse. Es.-
So TIA peor ssAlt vita HhsraIly.
cAzesEs sztrsstsd in froz fSzr - tveasy-sba,
hszss. wisAoas tnssEansAas pain, Or = arsp >
zood- z4TI2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

PEnsoSAL-we had the pleasure on
Saturday. Of meeting our old college
Shum, Col John MeHsnry, whom We
have not seen for nearly II years. Col
Nell looks as though the world had
dealt easily with him, and age has great
ly improved bis appearance.
He thinks the people Of the Second
Congressional District OF Kentucky die
not manifest very good taste in nos elect
ing him to Congress
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

cAlRo, jane 20.-Ths steamer MolEe
Able, from New Orleans the 18th, has
arrivela FTE
The steamer Progress was burned 10
ne waters edge at Dead Mans Bend, on
shs Mississippi River, on the evening Of
the 9Th. She came cut Of Red River
With cargo Of eottoa, comprising ,35s
bales, 500 of which may be saved The
cotton was marked VIM. Batter & Co,
Cairo. The beat took fire from q lamp
IN The engine room. No lives we're lost.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
Cincinnati Markets.



ossesNNari. Juns so--FM
FLOUR nrnsssnna eeasraiiy ksia higher 81.
EsFapz held ~ g. % Eaa sxtra az 81 les7 IS bat
thsss rates are Ia abess he tiess 81 hMfsfa
WHEAT frmsr aHd 10 xoed deaaand al 81 h04
81 a Red 20 sales % W hiss.
COIN in tusdrsais demand e 81 0ts9I 10 foF
ear ana 81 to8t Il for aksiisd
OATS aaiss af slas1e
RYEtt sHeti 81
wHlsKYs seissd aha higher baiss a. 90
heis. - 81 $6sf ~ closlag taayant u The latter
rate
MEss Pork hsgi Al 81 heass.
BULK MATS ia seed dsmaad leo 90 lbs
hsssy ssd-s 10 - ts5sr, Nlkh huysrs - ts3 &C.
LAID sssa a. Nszcs eat tbsfs usEs nesaiiers
b@.es tsSxr ~ eear
GgOckalKs ara wlghest shaags aae good
fsbhisE basness deinE-
Goth at4s7. excited Rsf arm
c0TTOs fhFss husarva bales sald to-day 90
Gorsrnaisat acssaeg a. 81 IS - I g.. Il ess al
infeFisf sazs q 81 eaa2s ~ 20 mlddling. IL wsa
tAksa - Hga.ou party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

A D1sTARDLY Acr.-We learn from
the officers of the Science No. 2, that on
Sunday q Lieutenant with some %
negroes, recruited at HawssviIle, come
aboard the Science to come down to
Greensboro, and just as the boat vas
rounding out lot Of citizens headed by
two men named Londsr and Bsaehem,
opened FIRE on the boat, wounding one
passenger in the calf Of the leg, and
striking the engineer with spent ball,
raising blood blister on his abdomen.
The FIRE was promptly retained BY the
Lieutenant and bis men, and Bsaehem
was killed and seven others wounded.
The Lieutenant returned from Tell
City With company Of furloughed scl-
diers to look after Lender and his gang.
About thirty shots struck the Science.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

- The Evansville Journal says that
We advocated the election of Tallsndig-
ham. The Evansville Journal might
possibly tell the truth fit knew how
LsHisrilEs Journal
Technically you may not have "adTo-
Gated the election Of VAllsndighan,
because you we're in another State, but
that you preferred him to Brough for
Governor Of Ohio We doubt not can BE-
proven By Jour fles- We have nOne to
refer to, and heacecannot give the proof;
but if the editor Of the JSasnal will deny
that that paper expressed its preferences
for Vallandigham over Brough IN 1865,
for Governor of Ohio. We shall Try to end
means to prove our statement
win the Union Pr<ss give Is light ca
this subject7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

MoRE ELBOW ScUIRKA-Ths New Al
bany Ledger, in its account of the disas-
ter TO Gen Sturgis, says he started out
with eight pieces of artillery, and pres
entity says he lost all his train and
eigstesR pieces Of artillery.
The 7Ymess river editor, on Saturday,
says yesterday was cool and pleasant
These elbow squirks are terrible things
on pencil points
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
8Je Daily aunppaG.
EyAEsVILIE IND.
TUEsDAY............... ...................IUsE q
JoURNAL OPPIcK.

JOB wORK.-Tbs Josvs~s omss Is f~si.hsd
With fuii assortment u As- "a a bs4atifui type,
q the latest Styles ssd is fsiy prepared 70 exc
este as hsndsons work IS sas bs ssBs 10 the
Stat, such as LErrEn HEAss, Bill HEADS,
HEADissS, cEegLAAs, BUsuHss c4Hss, BALL
TigKErs, ss~Siss-Bnls, PssrEEa. &C.. A.. slthsr
IN plain OF faney osIors.
OUR BIEDERY,-ws have In sssnss,ioB with
this Ofdos one the best BOOK BINDEEIEs sad
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER hi. State,
and arc prepared 70 de- nSErSs aud s1sDrHo as d.
sired. Magazines, Periodicals, a.. bsuBa in any
style required, and cid bsoks rs-bound at short
notice. Le5gors, Journals and blank books, for
Railroads, steambssbs, BasklHE Esusss. Msr-
chants, &C., man ufaStarsd As FsaSsnabis terms
~ any other sssabiisknsnt.
All work done At this ofaes will - d1ss prompt
", aEd will be rssdy Nhsn prsmnsd.
EVANSVILLE J0wEHAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

WASrnD--A partner vish three 70 four
hundred dollars capital to 20 into the
exploitation Of al entirely neg patented
invention which win clear 400 per cent
on the capital Invested. Enquire At the
store Of vau.isr d Mareonisr, 80 Main
street, from Otto I2AM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

Care RACE, jane 20-The sseansr
North American, rem Liverpool l9th,
and Londonderry on the 10Th, passed
hers yesterday
Il Is reported the Germans assent 10
. iortnighs's extension Of the armis,ice.
Cotton quiet, With = partial advance
Of 10 I'd for American.
Brsadssuts unchanged. Coasols, 90l
TO GOT.
The shiP Rockingham. FROM Callac,
was burned By the pirate Alabama.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

AssAssiSArioS ~ HrxDrRsox.-I
another place We publish an account Of
a most Infamous outrage and eowArdly
murder committed in Hendersoa on Sat
urdAy night A day of reckoning and
Of vengsaneeis speedily approaching,
and those who have bean encouraging
such acts Of savage hatchery win snd
The game is not all one-sided. VIII
Kentuekiaus never arouse and free them
selves from such damniag sransactiensi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21


A GUERILLA CAPTuRED.-Some of the
Government detectives captured q man
last night, who is no doubt 3 guerrilla
SPY. He was walking up the river beach
above the city. He had saddle, bride
and ssedle-bsgs, was armed With . long
eoWis-knife, and had two pistols 10 his
saddls-bags A letter was found on his
person from which an important para
graph had been cut, and in regard to
which be prsvarieatsd IN q manner thai
plainly showed he vas lying. He vas =
dirty, dingy-loOking "euss," Jet had g
handful Of gold And silver, and q great
roll Of grcenbacka
During bis examination be pub on a
great air Of ssnesity, and pretended that
ne bad gone Up among the saw logs
where, By the way. his TRAPS were AZ.
forwards foand---so pray and ask God 70
keep him from every tsmptstion; bat
when be was AceOssed By the soldier who
arrested him and asked II BE- was the
man who had just crossed the river, be
replied; +" Il is none Of your Cd d-n
business, and when arrested swore like
a trooper. Everything about him iudi-
Gates q seoundrsl and there Is fair
prospect that be will be yet hung AZ
guerrilla spy.
He Is under strict guard, and more
rigid examination OF his case will be had.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

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