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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

ONE Of party Of soldiers, lately scouting
after Indians south of Canyon city, writes to
the Oregonian as follows Of Harvey valley:
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

Fortress Monroe, May 23.-At noon yesterday
the pickets on our LETT, on the Appomattox, were
driven in and quite an engagement occurred, The
enemy got the worst of the tight and retired.
Albany, May 23d.-GoY., Seymour has directed
indictments against all persons who were engaged
in Selling the Offices of the World and Journal of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
Roll or Honor.

We acknowledge the receipt of the
following for the week ending Friday
June Sd, 1864, for the use of the sick
and wounded:
County.-MrS Able Sullivan, Perry
Township, one jar Of eatsup, one jar Of
fruit preserves.
Misses Knowles, Scott Township, forty
four rolls Of bandages; one lot of rice
plant.
Gibson County. Mrs. Joseph Diven,
Princeton, four shirts, two sheets, and
two bushels Of dried peaches.
Ladies Of Patoka, twelve shirts and
eight pairs Of drawers, four towelss, four
pairs Of. socks, six handkerchiefs, three
pillows, one dressing gown, one lot of
lint, four cans Of fruits, cloths and ban
dages, one lot Of dried fruit
City.-G. w. Rathstone, one lot Of
reading matter Mira Daniel Cheete, one
bundle of cloths; Mrs. James Steel, ore
bundle Of cloths Mrs. J.. y. Silver
thorn, one bundle Of cloths; Mrs
Bracket Mills, one bundle Of cloths; a
friend, one bundle Of cloths; friend,
one bundle of magazines
For the above the Sanitary Commis.
saion, in behalf of our soldiers, return
their thanks
II is not contraband to say that Ger.
Mansfield has been sent to the front OF
Sherman's army for the purpose of pro-
curing from Gen. Sherman an order to
have wounded and sick lndianians sen
10 hospitals at this post, aud steps are
being taken to make room for them. In
view Of this fact, would it not be well for
our friends to come up to the work as
one, and place sanitary stores in oui
hands, so that the boys could be giver
every comfort There are many in our city
and country that can give. that have not
doae so. Let all without distinction a
to religion, politics, or nation, give.
is your country these boys are saving
1t is your property they are defending
You surely then, ought to help those VIII
are periling life and limb for you. lie
the list be larger and broader next weel
: than this s81A P. HoRyPRooK,
: tf7e Sanitary Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

TIE NEW SYsAgo0UE - In looking
over the list of subscriptions to the pro-
posed new synagogue TO be erected in
this city by the Israelites, and which we
are glad to see is being literally signed
by members Of the various religious de-
nominations of the city, and those not
connected with any church, We noticed
line added to one name after subscribing
SEE, saying, would give $50 If the syn.
agogue was TO be built this side the
canal"
The idea struck US as a good one, and
we commend it TO the careful considera-
ton Of the Hebrew congregation in this
city. TIE ground selected is low and
far removed from the heart Of the
city, and the elegant building they
propose to erect would be comparatively
obscure, and would not, by any means,
add SO much TO the general appearance
Of the city as If erected on high ground
and nearer the river.
Although display is not the object 10
building the proposed temple, yet a
praiseworthy desire to add to the gen
eral beauty and elegance of the city
would naturally suggest the selection Of
the most eligible site for the building.
The ground now owned by the congre-
cation could be sold at a fair price, and
a more prominent location could be pur-
chased, aud we have no doubt that scores
Of subscribers would, like the gentleman
alluded to, be willing, nay, glad to double
their subscriptions.
We respectfully submit the suggestion
TO the deliberate consideration Of the
members of the congregation BsnRi Is.
rael
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Nov REAbY-PHfeE rs Cxsrs-
PEOPLE EDITION
0F
PARTON,s
Gen. Butler in New Orleans



with the view Of m~stlag the extensive popular
demand for this rsasArkabs hssk. this edition hsa
bees prepared The pags and type similar 70
those u Harper's MazAxius. Some Of the lsss im-
poFtaHt doeunsnis are omitted snd in some In
ttaneas the account has heen candsnssa, yet never
% iatsrtess with the iatsrest omplstens.a
81 the story.
uuqusssionably this book staads pFs-emInsnl
n intsrsst aae8g ali Jet ees asionsi ~ ts rwbsl
liou- Its suhjert and snfhor eemhins 10 render Il
fascinating. Rifteen eatieus have lssn cA'ied for
f4ss IS they eoHid b. printed. It has been meet
warmly pmeaatd b. fha 10y Al press II the eoun-
Try, and scsrsiy lees 80 BY psrteu at least Of the
Engiish prssa. 81 shom Il = seknoNieaged % 30
a cempiats yinaieation o. oeu. Batisr from the
malicious charges which envy and hatred have
broa. BIT against bih.
IL coniaias "a anscdofaI sketch Of Gen. nutIsrs
brilliant and remarkable career at the barof Mss-
sachussttss history 81 the sserrt movements In
she Chsr'est CoASenfgaa eoasefsafions b.
tween Gen. Batter and the leading Eeeess10nists
81 NashinEtpu IN nsoemhsT, 1880: the real plans
sfths tsaif8nss Gen. Batter invited 10 tsiH thea
bis adSisn 80 Buchanan; his Efforts IL preYartne
Asssaehusetis lor sasi the eelpbrsfsd march, via
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Baltimore collision wifh Cen. Sect he coarse
~ Fortress Monros. the history Of the " contra
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Fairs 81 saesesfiag sreHss with . large u
hiFt , interesting HsrFattvss sad anecaSsss HrFeF
before published, the recall of zen Batter, aud
the sxpLaoAfi0n given q IL ~ fhe Gssyef umrnf I;
BIZ present opinions upon The greaf ts-
farT n
Taiuon In large fypa erorn SO, eis.h, ca
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Is centz. German Edition si<--seat - nail en-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

WE OWN uP.-We ow the New Albany
Ledger and the Evansville 7vRes one
each. for which they can draw on Us at
sight Confounding Uniontown with Co.
SEVILLE we mentally located the former
in place Of the latter, and thought we
had good joke on Charley Cotton and
Napoleon Bonaparte. We knew there
was a joke on some one, aud before our
paper was issued discovered who Il was,
but too late to correct it Erarre est
humanaR we discover is true, but we
did not send the General Anderson TO
Louisville with Capt Throop and Billy
Lowth in command, nor did We claim
that the hull of the Ben. Stekney was
being built at New Albany.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
A Card from Councilman Carpenter


Editors Journal
Iwish TO make an explanation in refer
ence to the proceedings Of the City
Council, as published IL your issue Of
yesterday, and the Times Of this morn
ing.
"CounciIman Carpenter objected 10 al
lowing fifteen dollars fSi5.O for FIVE
days work, on The ground that the work
was done by boy.
The facts are these. At a previous
meeting Of the City Council, The Street
Commissioner reported to the Council
bis inability to procure iaborers to work
upon the streets at the price being paid
by the city, g 90 per day for man, horse
aud cart. son motion OF Councilman
Hedderieh, the wages for man, horse aud
cart was increased to three dollars per
day; and when boy, horse and cart
were employed, the wages should be two
dollars and hfty cents per day" This
motion was carried without dissenting
voice, and so noted upon the minutes.
At subsequent meeting Of the Coun-
Gil lat which schedule Of prices was
agreed upon J, the Street Commissioner
presented bill for eight days work for
his boy (about fifteen years old) To
this | objected, and the Council reduced
it to two dollars and fifty cents per day,
the amount agreed upon at a previous
meeting Of the Council.
For this offence | was brutally as
saulted by the Street Commissioner aud
knocked down in the street, without
warning or further provocation.
AT the last meeting Of the Council,
be again presented another bin for five
days work for boy, horse and cart at
three dollars per day--dfteen dollars.
To this again objected, as we had at
previous meeting, unanimously fixed the
price al two dollars and fifty cents per
day for the services Of boys, which ap-
peaTed to be satisfactory to the Street
Commissioner at the time. and could
not conscientionsly make distinction be-
tween his boy and the boy Of a widow,
who was, perhaps, depending solely
upon him for support.
IT the Council think the wages insuiiic-
lent for boys, then increase them.
have no interest to subserve, except
that of my constituency and the general
interest Of the city, and while / am
member of the Council / intend that
those who have dealings with the city
shall have their accounts scrutinized as
If they were dealing with individuals,
and when respectable minority Of those
who placed me in this capacity will sig
nifty that my course does not meet their
approval, will respectfully vaeate for
some one better fitted for the position.
WILLARD CARPKNTER.
Evansville Ind, June 3, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

WASHINGTON, June "A dispatch
from the Array CT the Potomac, dated 5
o'clock, P n, Tuesday, says: General
Bzrney's division advanced against a
breastwork held by Breckinridgss corps
on the south side Of the Totopotomy
Greek, on high eminence. It is very
strong position and one which might
have been easily held against vastly
superior force. The enemy after firing
a round or two, and sesing q determine
ton to take the place, evacated and re-
treated to the woods Our loss is about
twenty-five. We took about fifty prison
ers, mostly belonging to Breckenridge
command, some Of whom said they Fad
been in the valley, in the fight with Gen.
sigel, but did not have to fight rs stub.
bornly as they did here The attempt
made to turn our left last night and "a
cut as OF from the White House, our
new base of supplies, was defeated with
considerable loss on both sides.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
JOURHAL OFFICE.

JOB woRK.-Ths Journal once 3 furnished
with fall sssortnsnt d new snd bsautifai type,
Of the latest Styles ane Is fully prepared to exc
cute handsome work can b done In the
State. such - LETTsE HAAS, BfLL-nEADs,
HEADINGS, CIEcUEAEs, Bvsrxzas cAsDs, BALI
Treksrs, eHwrTso-Bn4s. PosrEHG, r.. Re-, sithsf
in plain or fancy eoIors.
DUB BIEDERY.-ws have is connection with
this oHsos one ofths best BOOK BIEDERIEs and
BLANK BOOK hAEUFAoTURIEsi IN this st4ss
and are prepared te de HULIso and srsDrSs - DE-
sired. Magazines, Periodicals., &s-. beund IN any
style required, and old books rs-bssnd At short
nOtics. Jedgsrs, journals and bIask books, fer
Railroads, Steamboats,. BsakiBg Hsssss, hsr-
chants, &C., msBsasstursS on As rsasoasbIs terms
a. any other establishment.
Az work done at this once VII be soas prompt
ly, aHd will be ready when promised
EVANSVILLE JoURKAL 60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
NeW York Markets.

NV TSRK, Jaos ;.
cotton qHlst. withaat decided change.
FLOUR - state ard Western Sc better; coed
demand a. 81 5ns1s7 IS ior Kentucky state, and
Is x54s9 f5r n O.
WHISKY mors aetiss aad hFmsr 81 81 90
81 81
WHEAT lc better: 81 sfasi . for Chicago
FpFiug. 81 e20si = for MilARukes Club, and
81 T5Asi - ior W inter Red HssieFn.
CCRS duli aud scarcely arm; SaW MixsA
Nsstsras a8f Ia very good order. Al 81 -
OATS active hEd decidedly hishrr al slqx9te
Tor Masfern. 10 arrive.
WOOL 4 aisi aad grm.
PETROLEUM a shade easicr
PROVISIONS 80 Fers msaefafaiy actfsn as
$50 SOC ST. foF Nrss. $50 for Old do and So 90
ASA y f-r See de- 81 adsss9i % faF Old aad
Ssw Pfimes aAa sl2ss12 ID fer Prime Ness.
Beef mers active ana hlslrri s. Aa4sI3 for
Meas aase for FFiae SIS taasla ~ or Re-
packed ssss. sHd SO roafsss Gus Ns.ss 3 little
hrmsF zt y i ALI il lard nran~r a. ifl alec
Better euii and shade EASTER 81 ztE ae.
MONEY steady Is g.sF rerh
GOLD Wifhaat deeidr4 change opsuiuK AZ afs /.
and blessing At af{s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

WASHINGTON, May "A dispatch
from the Army OF the Potomac, dated
Tuesday night, says the day before the
Fifth corps advanced from HAYES store
towards Bsthsada, which drove the enc
my about two milea At sun set while
our men were engaged in digging rifle
pits, Rhodes's and Early's divisions
made 40 attack on Warrees right flank
causing him to fall back from his FIRST
line. The enemy then advanced and
charged the I'd line Kitchens brigade
Of heavy artillery was posted there and
opened heavy Ere in conjunction with
batteries on both TANKS which near de
moiished the rebel columns Of attack
The enemy fell back in terrible disorder
and left their dead and wounded behind
them
The extreme left pushed forward
towards Marietta. At the same time,
Stoneman and Garrard's es2nlFy were
sent 10 Altoona, which they reached and
held possession Of These movements,
the dispatch says, kavs secured the pass,
which was considered formidable one.
Movements are reported by the die.
patch as IN progtes, which are not proper
| for publication now.
Nothing has been heard from Grant
since his dispatch dated at 7 o'clock
yesterday moraing. Telegraphic com.
munieation has been delayed By vio-
lent storm on the Peninsula yesterday
evening and last night, and cannot Be
re-established before some time to
| morro~
(Signed) E NJ. STANTON,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
THE VERY LATEST
TELE Ct APH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIITIIIth Congress--Flrst Session.
WEsHIxcTGx, June 8

WASHINGTON, June 3
SEsArK-The bill 70 give Wisconsin
five per cent on the sales Of her re-
served lands was discussed, but without
result The Internal Revenue bill was
then taken mp and various verbal
amendments OF Mr.. Howe we're adopted.
HoUsx-Dawes, Of Massachusetts,,
from the Committee on Elections, re-
ported resolution allowing mileage
and salary to McHenry, of Kentucky,
and Birch, Of Missouri, who unsuecess-
fully contested the seats Of Messrs
Yeaman and King up to the
time the House decided the question.
On motion Of Washburn the resolution
was tabled, 60 to 50.
Washburne, Of Illinois, made report
from the committee on Conference Of g
bill creating additional steamboat in
spectors in the Memphis Collection Dis
trict, which was concarred in. Il brings
the smaller classes Of vessels under the
steamboat Law.
Stevens reported a bill making ap-
preparations for sundry trivial expendi-
lures
The House passed the Senate bill,
amendatory Of the Law granting alternate
sections Of land TO Michigan, to aid in
the construction Of certain railroads
The House went into Committee on
the Tariff. The following amendments
were made: Molasses from sugar cane,
s cents instead Of IL cents per gallon
All parts Of the bill to taks effec. on the
FIRST Of July. instead Of from and AFTER
that date One of the provisions Of the
liquor section was amended to read as
follows: All limitations Of brandy or
spirits of wines imported by any name
whatever, shall be subject 70 the highest
rate Of duty provided for genuine ar
ticles especially intended to be repre-
ssnted, snd in no case less than 81 90
per gallep.
Allen moved 10 reduce the duty on
wood screws, and spoke Of the bonus
which vas thus to be given to a monop-
oily.
Morrell explained that 30 higher duiy
than Is at present paid il designed on
these articles, and said the patent Is near
its expiration.
Aliens amendment was rejected
Wood offered an amendment taxing In
digo, Dye-Woods and Hadder thirty per
cent ad vdLorsm, as the cotton maBufac-
turers use those articles free from tar.
de proposed by this motion to add sew
eral millions per annum to the revenue
Morrill, said this amendment came
from q quarter which would strike down
every manufacturing interest aud should
not be adopted. The amendment was
rejected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
CITY NEWS.
ess- See First and Eourth Pages for
Interesting News, Miscellany, &c.

PRAcTIoISG THE HAMS or HIS FRIEsDs
The rebel papers are just now doing
some Of the " tallsst lying the world
ever Witnessed, with single exception,
which we need not mention. II they
would only file their own afidsviis now
they would come up 10 the standard Of
their Third Street eoadjutor
The Times editor told one deliberate
falsehood on Thursday morning coEsern-
ing the local editor Of the Journal Yes
terday morning be told tVo. We expect
10 see an affidavit this morning swearing
to all three.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
ClneInuatl Markets.

CIkcfyNATI, Jnae .-FM
FLOUR unchanged: deuzrd ght, but no ses.
fra a. s. sssaS6 = isr sapsrhns.
WHEAT 10 coed demand, and priess arsnzr
salss % $3.50 bush Bed az 81 g..
COIN higher fof sisliea ~ iiT6slls; Ear dell
at 81 10
OATS 82r-
RYE n0minaI-
BARLEY "a no demand.
WHISKY STEADY a. 81 -.
Pro FIsIOSs-A god demand for Mess Posk
sales u 1850 bris a. $50 holders at the close
asked higher prices Bulk Sid 10 zoad demand
AZ l2e Lard hela 81 lse; buyers oaer l1s6e
GEoCERIES-Cehrs ie i0ssr. sugar and II o.
IAssss unchanged
GOLD %. SILVER 1897.
EXCHANGE l-te discount and par
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

Ia D. r. Wrights Photograph Gal
lery, No 8, Second Street; is open to
visitors and patrons Having refurnish-
ed and supplied the Gallery with every
thing requisite, in the way Of cameras
and material of the finest quality, he
feels confident Of being able to please
the ladies and gentlemen Of Evansville,
With eartes de visites, vignets or large
photographs, either from life or copied
from other pictures. None bat good pic
lures allowed 70 leave the Gallery.
ie2-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
Rrom .hs HEhit. nnu.e

WAsHSGToS, March 3.-The steamer
Key Port arrived this afternoon, having
lefs the White House at noon yesterday.
Parties who came up on her state that
heavy eanonading was heard there when
they left, indicating that an engagement
was in progress. A cavalryman who
came in from the front 70 the White
House, reported that the 9th Corps vas
engaged, having brought it on By sud
den movement froEa the left to the right
Several regiments Of negro troops,
doubtless 3 portion of Butler's forces,
were being landed a. the White House
when the Key Port left.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

A RRApARLE BooK.-We are indebted
TO Mr.. Ale Burnett for copy Of his 'In-
Cidents Of the War one Of the most
amusing, interesting and instructive
Books of tho age. Alfs peculiar genius
shines cOnspicuously on every page, and
shows him as ready With the pen as on
the stage
it is book of $40 pages, got up in
neat style, with graphic illustrations, and
is published by Hickey L Carroll, 70
West Fourth ST., Cincinnati.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

WASHINGTON, June Sit is under
stood that Secretary Chase has not yet
finally determined in what shape he will
place the bonds Of the proposed new
loan.
Senator Foot, Of Vermont, Is spoken
of as the presiding officer at Baltimore.
Maryland is furnishing large pro-
portion Of eolored soldiers in her quota,
some drafted and others substitutes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
Rxpp1xrs NJ TIE FoREreS REvrESs.-

REPRTETg or THE FOREIGN REVIEWS
The contents Of the WestmiHister Re
viev are as follows: The Basin Of the
Upper Nile and its Inhabitants; Strikes
and Industrial Cooperation; The Abo-
lition Of Religious Tests; The Prsrog-
alive Of Pardon and the Punishment Of
Death; New Zealand; Taine's History
of English Literature; The Philosophy
Of Roger Bacon; Contemporary Lit
crature, being reviews and notices of
new books in the various department Of
Theology; Politics, Voyages and Trsv-
els, History and Biography, Philosophy,
Bolles Letfres, Science, F.ciion, exc.
The contents of the Edinburgh Re
Die0 for April are: Diaries Of Lady of
Quality; The History Of Highways; The
Basque Country; Human Sacrifices and
Infanticide in Indian; CharIes-Yictor de
Bonstetten; British North America;
Rifed Ordnance in England and France;
Kinks Charles the Bold; Remains Life
Of Jesus.
The reader can partially judge from
these tables Of contents, the high value
which these works possess for every
mau OF high literary taste and culture.
No one can read the reprints Of these
aud the other great Quarterlies' for 8
year without becoming wiser and bet
ter informed man. The works are pub
lished from the English editions by
Aessrs Leonard Scott 4 Co, No 80,
Walker Street, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

An oLD BARGE AT AUcroS.--T will
sell at auction at the Elm tree on wharf,
opposite the city, Oh the Sth day of June,
1861 an old barge or boa. lying on Car
penter d Jones wharf, to par the wharf
age due and unpaid against said barge.
HlRAS NELzoN, Aeetioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04
HIRAN NrLsoN. Auctioneer

~The highest price paid for Gov
eminent Vouchers, orders on Washing
ton, Gold, Silver, Demand Notes, Incur.
rent money Sc, &c, at Copeland s
Savings Bank, No 4, First Street,
June 2d-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

A BAD EPipEMIc.-S A. Powers de-
sises US to inform the city authorities
that there is negro den in the north
eastern partof the city, called Fort Wig
gins, which is much visited, and in which
the smallpox exists, and asks if some
thing cannot be done to prevent the con-
tagion from spreading.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

PRoHIBrTroS OF TRADE-It will be
seen by sn order issued by Gen. Wash
burn, that all trade with Western Ken
lucky is forbidden until the citizens of
that region manifest some sympathy for
our Government
The fact that through this region the
rebels have received vast quantities Of
supplies, renders this order maAifestly
Just aud proper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

~H. Hermann has just received
large lot Of oranges and lemons, which
he will dispose Of at exceedingly low
prices. Be sure and give him q call BE-
fore they are all gone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

Cone HoxE-Ths LIST Kentucky regi-
ment passed up the river last night on
their way home, their term of service
having expired One or two other regi-
men.s were expected up last night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

A Remedy fer the Piies.-it - bless
Ing to She suffering to kaow that ws have al
sIectual cure for this truly Troublesome disease.
Mr.. }. P. Hazarde, Of lea seconI Street. Cinein-
natl, Ohio, takes great pleasure in informing all
who are sane.ing With piles that he used sman
quantity Of DR.. striokiand's Pile Remedy, and "a
affected permanent cure. This seems &c Be the
case with all who make use Of this splendli pre-
paraiion. II Is manufactured ~ Nc. East foursh
street, Cineinnatis o., and sold ~ ali druggisss
luz iw
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systsms--new and reliable
treatment--in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Sent by mail IN sealed letter snvsl-
opes, FREQ Of charge. Address Oh. J. sKILLIS
H0uGHroN, Howard Associations, Ne. seuth
Nluth Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
anrfse4 d8w1vn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

GEooERIEs, HoUsrHolD FURNITURE,
Two MULES AND AN ExFREss WAGON At
AuorroS-f will sell at suction on Tues
day morning, June the 7th, at Q o'clock,
at the corner Of Sixth. and Chestnut
Streets, at the Grocery of Anton I.outsr.
back, all of bis Groceries, Household
Furniture, two Mules and one Express
Wagon; &c