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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
From noh.ie.


WAsHiSGToN. Aug l5-0fieial dis
patches have been received By the NAVY
Department from Farralzut, dated Mof
bile Bay, Aug. 18Th, confirming the ac-
counts heretofore received Of our que
cess there.
After the Tennessee surrendered, the
rebel gunboats Gaines eed Morgan sue
ceeded in getting under Tie protection Of
Fort Morgan This terminated the &C
ton Tor the day.
Farragut sent a flag Of truce to the
commanding officer OF For; Morgan,
Brig. Gen Richard S. Page, TO say that
il he would allow the wounded OF the
feet, as well as their own, TO be taken
10 Pensacola, be would send a vessel
Gen Page consented, and the Mataconel
was dispatched.
Total loss on our side 40 killed, IS
wounded
On the rebel ram Tennessee were
captured 20 officers and about 10 men
On the Selma we're taken 80 officers and
men.
NEH YoRk, Aug. l5-The Herads
correspondent of Mobile, says. Wben
the Selma surrendered to the Metocomet,
on boarding her it was found that she
had lost fearfulfy. Her deck vas Gov
cred with dead aud dying, and her soup.
per ran with blood.
Her commander, Lient. Comstock,
formerly Of the u > Navy, was lying
dead across a breach with bis bowels
torn out
The Tennessee attempted to avoid The
monitors and made for the wooden ships,
but the flag ship and Monongahela fol-
lowed her up. The latter struck the
Tennessee amid-ships with her terrible
prov, causing the large rebel monster to
reel like drunken man.
The Hartford then grappled With the
Tennessee, but further bloOdshed was
saved by the latter hosting the white
flag The same horrible slaughter was
visible there "a on board the Selma
Capt Girard now commands the cap
lured ram.
We captured 800 prisoners
Our army has possession Of Dauphin
fsland.
The Hartford vas injured more than
any other ship, having been struck by
every one Of our own ships except tie
Oneida
A large force Of our soldiers have
marched from Pennsacola 70 invest Fort
Morgan to prevent the escape Of the
garrison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

NEw YoRE, aug. 15-Mr George
Turner, COST pilot Of Boston, who
brought the French Ernst and Charles
TO this port this morning, reports that
on the 18th inst, at p NJ, saw the
Aontsnk bearing north BY east, miles
distant; saw pirate Tallahassee, who
came close aboard and hoisted the Union
Gag, bat alter Asesrtaiuing the nation
atty Of the vessel, lowered the Federal
aud hoistsd the Confederate fag 3 p. 81
same day saw three vessels burning; at
10 p NJ saw ole Of the large ships on
fire; 18th inst the Highlands, bearing
west about 50 miles distant; spoke L.
S. steamer Susqaehanna coming gave
them all information in our power, ghen
she shaped her course in the direction Of
the privateer. Mr. Turner says the
steamer IS about 200 tons barthen, and
carries one lOinch forward and two aft
guns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
River News.


The Only arrivals yesterday was the
Charmer aud Cottage from below. the
former returning lion Nj Vernon. aud
The latter getting through from Cairo.
and the J. r Gilmore, from Louisville
The river continues to Call and uavi.
cation Is Eow more difficult than it has
been for years
No boats will leave here for below IN.
dlthers is a clearing up of the river.
CAIRO, August IA, "a,
Edisers JuurusI.
Just arrived, steamer Empress, from
New Orleans, o. clock p. NJ, and brings
the sad news Of the death Of her Cap
tain and others. As she was passing
Gaines Landing. forty-four miles below
Napoleon, she was fred into from bat
'ery OF guns Forty shots took effect,
killing Der Captain. John Mallory.
Also her cook, John Balaak, Of Gin
cinna,i, aud wouuding badly one OF the
waiehmen and three Of her hands
There was quite number Of soldiers
and passengers on board, portion OF
whom were killed aad wounded, as fol.
lows:
Killed-Lieu.enantJ W. Siddeus, LIST
Indiana siege artillery; Corporal Nell
son Lupe, Co A, slsi Illinois; Private
Lue, +. BFainard, Co. /, l6th Wisconsin.
Woanded-Charlss Timberlake, Co.
F, 22d Ky; Troy Howell. Co. G, 22d
Ky; John Martoa, Co G. 22d Ky; Jes-
&c Cooper, c. d, I'D Ky; John Law
horn, Co. G, 22d Ky; Vim. Anderson,
lst Indiana Siege Artillery; - Green
CART, Co. b, lat Ind, Siege Artillery.
The Eve kentuekians mentioned we're
brave veterans.
There IS i've aud half feet at Island
No 80, and Eve feet to ST. Louis, four
feet ia the Tennessee River, thirty inch
es on tke shoals in Cumberland, and
four feet on the Grand Chain between
this and Padacah, WABASH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

CfTrzEx's NEErIsG.-The Court House
was full Of people last night to hear
Maj. Gen. Hughes Mayor Baker was
allied to the chair and Hon. Alvsh John
son was appointed Secretary.
The Generals speech was a good one
yet plain and frank, simply stating the
object of bis visit to this city and the
manner in which he proposed to carry
out bis instructions.
He desired the citizens here to lead,
an if they would do their duty be was
prepared to promise them all necessary
sid.
During his speech he paid high COM
pIiment to the Legion.
After the General retired, Mayor Ba-
ser, John J. Chandler, Esq, and others
addressed me meeting.
On motion Of DR.. Keller, COMMITTEES
Of TIRE, rom each Ward was appointed
to visit the business men Of thf city to
procure their pledge that they would vol
unfairly close their business houses
~heneVer the Legion was called out to
drill or on duty.
The following gentlemen constitute
he Committee, and are requested to
meet at Keller & Whites Drug Store at
y clock this morning, to enter upon
he discharge of their duty:
Let Ward-Dr ID G. Keller, John S.
Hopk n. II C Gw4tbmey
End Ward-Dr n. j. Bray, Samuel
Archer. Daniel Woolsey.
Sd Ward-Samuel Orr, j. A. Birken-
busch, Robert Fergis.
4th Ward-J. g. Venneman, Vim.
Holman, James Swanson.
9Th Ward--A J Hutchinson, Jacob
BEN lhod, ]. NJ Spear.
9th Ward-Wm Rahm, Chris Miller,
Joseph Overall.
7th Ward--A. G. Sullivan, Ed. Sharp,
John Gavisk.
8th Ward-J. II. Rocker, J. D. Green,
IL Stockfeth
9Th Ward-Phil. Hornbrook, Ben.
Nurre, j. f. Glover
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

Nav YoRk. Aug l5.-AH the morn
ing papers on which the Union com posi-
tors are enpioyed, have aeceded 90 tee
new sea e OF prices except tbe Tribune;
Shieh still holds out.
the latter Office he summary 81
he s'rike was against the publication o
Advertisement for eompositors 70 wos
in tke Times on Friday night. which ls
made The main cause for refusal TO ag-
e-de TO the demand Of the Union a. lbe
rs-em ployment Of-their old hands. There
il determination also nos 70 employ
any members al all. but TO Gil the Offices
wITh men az what II considers fair re-
muRsratiOn. The printers have vigil
lance committee a. work aud viii do all
ia their power to prevent eompositoFs
from entering the Office
They say the fight has but Just com
menced aud that they intend to make it
telling and effectuai ore Other office s
which have adopted this course hereto
fore they have paid bat lissle attention
q, bat they say they will not be so NJ
mindful Of the Tribune
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
Fran Wnxx York
FLAGSHIP HARTFORD,
NOZZLE BAY. Aug. 5, 1864.

! NEw YoRK, Aug. ls.-Gold steady,
opening at ASST; went up TO 2 SOL. and
declining again to 255. There is very
little demand at the brokers the tax on
sales having q tendency to drive pur-
ehasers to lhe gold room, furnishing
material for SPECTATORS, and keeping up
the price.
The Commercial Washington special
says:
Gov. Brough had an interview with
the President yesterday on Ohio affairs
| hear that Gen. Grant has some i'm
portant movements in view not proper
to indicate now. A large number Of
transports have been sent down the river,
and il is surFaised that they are to as,
sist in removing Grants troops. Large
bodies of cavalry have been brought
here.
a heavy movement up the sherman
doah Valley soon.
Gen. Hood is supposed to have been
largely REINFORCED, and the capture o
/ Atlanta may be delayed.
The Richmond Examiner says Cham
bersburg was burned BIZ order Of Gen
/ Early, in case 500, 900 we're not paid a
remuneration to Senators Hunter, Bote
Ter, and Gen. Lee, whose houses wer,
destroyed BY Gen. Hunter.
Information has been received her,
that the rebels intend making anothe
raid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
CISCISxATI, August Is

CIScIxSATI, August l5.-The Com
msrciaEs Atlanta correspondent give
2 n account of an action on the 9th, il
which the 23d Corps lost over FIVE hur
bred men in pushing an unsuccessfg
assault upon the enemy's lines
At last accounts, August Sth, OIL
lines advanced three miles northwest q
Atlanta, and within mile and half o.
the Macon road
The Gazette has Atlanta advices 70
the 10th:
Since Schofeid's movement on the 81
to reach the Macon road nothing IN
portant has been done These move
ments have been partially successful
and the right line of the assumed posi-
ton is three miles north of East Point
and about mile from the railroad Inc.
thence it extends north aroqnd the CITY
70 the Chattanooga road
Sherman is making gradual appvoseb-
es and IS very near the enemys works,
With works nesrly'as strong as theirs,
Il is thought Hood has received rein
fOrcements.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug l5.-omcisl intel
ligenee having besn received At tie
State Department that the military
forces Of the United States have tempo
rnrily Withdrawn from Brognsvills,
Texas. that port wall not be considered
as open to foreign or domestic con-
merce during such withdrawal; but the
blockade thereof BY naval forces Of the
Usited States will Be resumed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

ST Louis, Aug l5.-The Democrats
Fl Leavenworth dispatch says Indian
outrages continue in northern Kansas.
People in the northern counties have
been murdered, crops destroyed and
stock driven off.
Evidence accumulates that all the
tribes on the Plains are banded together
fer war.
Gen. Blunt has issued orders that no
arms or ammunition shall be sold to
them, and notified all officers having au-
thority over Indians not to allow them
to leave their reservations for the West,
and that such acts be taken as proof Of
hostility and treated accordingly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FROM IN. sh.n.nae.l. valley.


NEW YoRK, August l5--The WorIfs
special, in The saddle, Shenandoah Val
ley, OF the l2lh, 10 A NJ, says the reb.
els continue to retreat, and are supposed
10 be on their way 10 SiFasbnrg OF Front
Royal
The weather Is intensely bad, bat dis
pite this our men Are in excellent march
ing order and the movement IS as rapid
as possible
The enemy has good start ahead Of
Us. hoEever, and It he chances TO con
uaue the retreat the pursuit IA likely to
bs long and battle son day Distant
DoustIess Early's policy IS 10 rsir,st
further before giving battle, and By re-
treating he draws Us further from our
oase, while he gets nearer his, and near
err to a position where he can be rein
forced before fighting
The pursuit is, however, conducted by
one in whom the cavalry have great con.
6denee and strength, as has been proved
heretofore By his readiness for all ener-
genciea
MlDpLrrowS, August I'D I. NJ
Our cavalry came up with The rear
guard Of the the enemy early this P. NJ,
aud there is slight skirmisbing ia the
town. Our infantry were close at the
heels Of the cavalry sd
The rebels are nov in line Of bastle
opposite Cedar Greek, across the Staun-
ton pike, between two and three miles
distant They occupy the high land be-
You'd which forms a strong defensive
position.
They are said to have two lines Of bat
tie half nile long They, like Us,
have been severely marched. aud being
close pressed may have soaght the OPP
portuniiy Of using this position for rest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

STILL CEDAR GREEK, Aug. II, P. il.
Our skirmishers have just crossed the
creek, and are nov skirmishiBg with the
enemy. Our own skirmish line aBd
theirs are plainly preceptible. The enc
my's skirmishers are just 10 the edge Of
the woods. Beyond is the only portion
Of their lines visible, on distant bill.
No artillery firing has taken place.
5F M-The enemy nov show them
selves on distant ridge, where observe
their line of battle was seen before. They
have opened upon our skiruish line
from two guns posted in an admirable
position, but have doRe no damage.
Skirmishing is going on and getting
livelier. Oar artillery ia Just replying
Tso prisoners captured say Gordon /
division OF Early's corps is in orr imme.
date front They probably com pose the
rebel rear guard, decisive battle here
does not seem at all certain.
At 8 o'clock skirmishing was sill con
| tinusd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
Military Order.

HEADQUARTERS Posi- COMMANDER,
EVANSVILLE, IED., Aug. 10, 1864.
Circular.
In compliance with instructions re-
ceived from Brig Gen. Darlington, com
handing Dist of Indiana, all steamers
are forbidden to land on the Kentucky
sde OF the Ohio River, unless by permit
OF Col. Farleigb, commahdsnt at Louis
vile, Ky, or other commanding officers,
or by permit from these headquarters
EDWARD ToHBLER,
Captain commanding Post.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
NANpERnrRaH C0rNrY.

on EASY TERMS. THE roll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
Military order.
HEiDQRs 2Sp DIVISION INDIANA
LEGIOE, August 18th, 1864.

HEiDoR's 2Sp DIVISION INDIANA !
LEGION, August 18th, 1864.
General order No. 10:
In view Of the alacrity with which tho
city militia responded to the call of last
night and the short time required for
their assembling, it is deemed unneces-
sary to keep them under arms in camp
They will therefore be dismissed by their
officers with instructions to put their
arms and equipments in good order and
hold themselves ready to answer the sig
nal as promptly as before. Officers will
be careful to prohibit all random firing
in the city and waste of ammunition,
and will be repaired to assemble their
commands for inspection in pursuance
Of the order already published.
The order closing business houses is
hereby suspended until three 81 o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon, but will be en(src-
ed from that hour for that day, after
which it will cease; but notice is given,
that when the militia Of the city is again
called out for the public defense it will
be renewed BY order OF
MAJ GES. HUGHEs.
+. II. c. CAvEs, Lieut. Col & A. A. G..
Union copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
Burnside Relieved.

HEADoRs ARMY OF PoToMAc, August
l4-Gen- Burnside was relieved of his
command yesterday, and left last even
ing.
Gen Wilcox temporarily commands
the Ninth corps.
l: was reported last week thstthe enc
my intended TO make a flank attack on
our lett, but up to this time no demon.
stration has been made
Everything at headquarters is perfect
ly quiet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
New York Markets.

NV Y8aK. August IS
FTOUR. stats ard Western uiihaat deC.aed
change cons 80 FOR extra rouaa hop ohla ,
u eeesta far treda brAuds
WHISKY -pscidsaiy nrmer. ! T54t y for
State: ! TtMt - Ter Western 80 bits ell
sept q g
Wheat .-Opsnsd quiet and cio=ad duli. ng q =
e lower. : iels1 = fr rhiraxo spriag = l7ss
90 MMs kNxs X for winter Ted WssierB.
i -0alts sfesay
BARLET.-buit aud nominal.
gukE ID loser. suf more daiug4 tn4I e
for mixsi ssst~ru, ehrsliv q irsids price. f2aa
! s. Ter W~sisrp ysiigw. and 70 f1r Wlla
W 'sksfa
0AT&s-DHil ana loser gsr f8r Western.
E.-tsehlxh-r
rnFfE% -'nalfs z o ssr
sU3Ag-steal Ne c.ysdo 2siSafl1
ApLA.-E~. Ia a. uncha sd
PIT tof. E4M --Sata raj a. bs5z for Grade
e. aEsc 2 redn 4 "a bond
GOVT STOCKS -fwreaufars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

LEAvESwoRrH, Aug. 15-The Dacotah
UniOn of the End, says: Every mature
etopin Mission Valley from Fort Pierce TO
Sioux City was ruined in the short space
OF two days by grasshoppers. Il says
a supply of food must be imported to
subsist the people the ensuing year.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

.n9- Dobell is in receipt of Harpers
Magazine for September. 1t is as usual
splendidly illustrated, and contains an
other instalment of Diekens's "0ur
Mutual Friend" OF course all the
world are reading that. Call soon, or
| they will be gone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

HEADQR Rs ARMY or PoToNAC,
An-rs+ 1T VI

Considerable firing has been kept up
all night between the pickets on our
RICH. and centre. Yesterday morning
8 out daylight heavy firing was heard in
the direction of James River, which
lasted about two hours. Il is reported
to have been an attack BY the rebels On
q party of Buffers workmen, who are
cutting across a small Peninsula to
James River.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

RJ- Subscribers for the Commercial
who do not get their papers right for a
day or two will please call for it at Do
bells store. This change is made nee
essary on account of one of the car.
riers being hurt by a horse, and will not
continue more than day or two at
furthest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
ELECTION.

OFFICE OF TIKI EvASsvltIs INsrR.xrr -
EVANSVILLE, IA, Aug. Il, ls64
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS CoupANy
are hereby notinsd that the annual elrction
for niae Dir etois will be held at the once Of the
Company, on the hrst Monday OF $entaT,bsr
next, between the hours Of ono and four p NJ
BY order Of the Board.
laugllt3l WM 7. PAGE Secrpt.rx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

Dan CAsTELLos SHow-This popu-
lar institution drew largely yesterday
aud last night, and gave the most IN
bounded satisfaction. 1t goes to Mount
Vernon to-day, and will return here on
Thursday, and stay two days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

CINCINNATI, Aug I5--M-River risen
, inches since Saturday; feet inches
10 the channel Weather clear, and
some showers east Of the city yesterday.
Thermometer, Sc barometer, 29s45
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

R~ Carey, who was shot by the City
Marshal yesterday, was alive at midnight,
but no hopes are entertained of his re-
coverY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FIRE LIMITS.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-on
i Nos day. the 29th iBsts will apply TO tbs
City Council for permission TO repair and enlarge
nv wooden stabl-, situated on Lot Nc. Is, IN
Water Street, between Main aud sycamore
PETER FRtCKE.
August Is, 1854 --9va
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler n ako
Corner OF Pine and Water Streets
NASHVILLE. INDIANA.

TAM PREPARED TO MAKE ALL EISDs
Il Of Steam Boilers, stationary or poEtsbie
have every facility for doing good work that good
machinery aBd good E0rknen ca give and Al
work entrusted t. will b made under my pr
sOnsl supervision.
ss- WsEkzsr ssE: to any part Of the city and
sgsez5ts IfG.rsrg- a-clz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
HEIssTRKET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

NUT A y q.
Bat restores gray hair 70 - original esIor, b.
sappiyfng The capillary tHbss With natzraI sus,s-
aanes, Impaired hy aEs or disesss All E.zsa.saas.
oas 6yss composed Of lunaF oestic, sestroyinx
tn. vitality ard beauty Of tina hair, aud afford 81
Themselves 20 dressing. Hsimstrses,s rrimItAbls
Coloring not emily restores hair to See nssura solsr
b al sa'g process, bat gives the hair
LuxnriAnt Beauty,
promotes its growth prsFss u sts fzIltnro CT sras
ie@tss dAndrun, and in3r - hs4iti ana pl....nt.
ness to the bad ItA1t tcod he t.st Of tsns. b
ans Tue eooFinAi Hair Col oring, and is constantly
increasing In favor. ICED ~ both geBfIenss sod
ladies' IL Is sold b al -sspestAbls ssAisrs, or
can Be procured By them Of The eommsreisi
agents, D. s. BARNES 90. s0R Broadway, New
York Two sizes, 80 eeats sd q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

Albany, n. Y, Aug. 15.-A break
occurred in the canal yesterday 8 few
miles this side of Schenectady. It will
take three days to repair it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

UXFouSpED.-There was rumor in
circulation last night that another man
had been killed near the brewery BY q
gunboatman. After diligent inquiry We
are satisfied that the report was entirely
unfounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
SUNDRIES

Il0 BUSHELS CLEAN BYE,
IOtt 100 Buckets Pine Tar;
s. Bzrreis White Lime:
leo POunas Carper Chain;
90 Pounds Staring and Trot Lin-z;
Tiercs Dri-d BEEF;
8 Dozen Beef Tongues
Just received and for sale BY
uyz5 REILLY Co., - Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16


The undivided = q = q y a., section Z,
toNu 2, fanss lu west. nnaer which tF.et. and
sithin . FEET * the sariscs lies good vein u
coal Ten Get thick sa easy Of access.
Ais, $50 acres 10 the south at part q ssid
county - and timber good. This tract is also
rici, 10 fniaeral prDdaets Title perfect.
Augu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

NEGRO SoLDIERs.-Twenty-three ne
gro soldiers were sent to Indianapolis,
yesterday, from this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
OFFICE OF PRovosr MARSHAL,

ISL OiNlhiCT On INDIANA
Evansville, Ind, Aug 10, "a
The following order is published for
the information Of all concerned:
Enquiries on all ordinary subjects
connected with the enrolment, draft,
exemptions, liabilities TO drafts, credits
and accounts of men furnished, should
be addressed to the Provost Marshal of
the Congressional District, and in case
be is not able to answer them, he will
seek information from the : Provost
Marshal Of the State Answers may
thus be received more promptly than by
addressing the Provost Marshal General
in Washington, where more important
business often prevents prompt answers
to the multitude Of inquiries now adj
dressed to the Bureau on personal and
other questions Of minor consequence.
(Signed,) JAMS d. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
JAS w, WARTNANS,
Capt. & Pro Mar. LIST Dist. Ind.
Yincennes Gaseite copy twice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

Cincinnati Markets.

CfSctSSATl. August Is.
FLOUR. II uehangsd. small saies Of trade
birds az g0as9 $
WHEAT Tn demand At S. Scr red, and Z e.
FER white
CuES.-rnChaaEed and qaist. and net mush
dsrnA 4
0ATS.--In fir demand al Tsc, but old are deii
~ CSC Tor uaS fall.
BARGET Ia sefivs demand At 79ai :.
WHISKY Sales ( Illo bbIs sti ~, st TIE
close hoidsrs a.k-d -
BULK MEATS Held l. higher, and i00 go
It's dea sold AZ i6c shoulders are hell AZ la,
ard clear sides ~ Sc
LAED liz held at 2''1<s End upwards
GROCERIES -FtFm j ga fnodrrafe demand
ENCHANGE--pu!l and lower selling rate ; :
discnunf.
aaID - o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
FOR SALE.

A PINE FARM or Iie5z ACRES SIX MILES
II from kqsusT tii~-fsiBsty acres in cultivation,
and the iaitnce we'll tia erred Ia 90 acres Of the
euilystsa land = meadow, and 70 acres are cuiu-
Fatsd n corn. Upon the premises i a. orchard
the best quality, With s.n and e.sfsrn u good
water At tee door. ~
There an also ur0a the 2pgrlnises good two.
story frame dwelling. viih cellar, hro spring
hense stahles, bay sheds. and other nsosssary out
houses. Apply 90
angtl-4wdkW Third 81, op. Court Hsuse.