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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
A Card To orr Creditors.

CIRCUMSTANCES have constrained us to ask an
~ extension. Tne condition OF the markets and q
Just regard to your interest have made this step ad
visable and necessary. 1ll4 s
We trust that the next few months will witness
such improvements to justify Us il resuming busi-
ness. and meeting every Obligation In the mean
time we ask the indulgence Of your patience and
fsrbearance No efforts viii be wanting on our part
to promote our mutual interest.
ap24tf CHASE BROTHERS co
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

Three Good Agents.

II HAVE the contro' ofthree good agencies which
il am about to resign, going. west" will Sc
cure these to competent young men. A good chance
to make &40per week. Enclose so cts to pay for this
advertisement. Address with refe ence. business
Agency, Box $40 Portland, Me. ap26d1w*
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
Annexation Of Territory to the City

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
IN mon Connell Of the city OF Evansville, IA
pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act Of the Gen
eral Assembly Of he STATE q Indiana, approved
March Q, 1888, entitled act 20 amend the seventy
hrst section Of an act, titled al Act gran ing 10
the citizens Of the town Of Evansville, 10 the
county % NandeFburgh, a city charter, /" approved
January q, lsfT, and 70 add supplensntai zoe.
uons 70 said act. will, on the 18th dAy Of June.
1885, present 20 The Board Of County Comm iszion.
Of vauderburgh county, . patltiou BRA Wing for
the annexEtlou - snid city 81 the following dc.
scrbed territory, and citing forth the reasons for
such anDsxation. viz; ali that part q the north.
east quarter 81 = ~ kfans's out-ioi Ne. foar %,
situate east Of Main sire or Prineet0n road, de-
acribed a. follows, viz: BeEis ming at an iron pln
AZ the north EAST corner o. said lot aud Fun.
alag thence south along the lice divisIag said
and thirty (30) iest % the north line 81 Lilies
ton and I,oekhgrt's Eularg. msnt; tn uos ~ q By
said north line two hundred and twelve (ztfi feet.
or Their abouts, 70 the middle Of MAin strest
thence northwardiy Aionz tbe middle % saId
Ma stree three hundredaua forts -four aud one
fourth (3ii1<) feet, or ihetsebo 20 thu north
line OF said ~ -ltko. eur %, the also beipk
the Horth section DE Of section no. twenty -nius
(1s), township six 90, south Tauga ten iiOl weat
AZ a. thsnce sAst slong said north section n 20 one
hundred and Thirteen lilSl feet thetsAbouts. %
ms pl &c Of beginning, . said territory beinK
part Of the northwest qusrter u said section
number twenty nine f1s), said territory being
contiguous 70 tho city Of Kysnsyllle. end n0t
Aiiust: A. N. MeGEi1r, clerk. 5yio.s jsig
Tso JOSEPH p ELLIOTT, TRUSTEE or
Il Pigeon township. Juiiaa Adler, James "
Yieksry, Bsnry Kraft, Hsnty Stsibis, aud Milton
Kelly. and TIE heirs aud ifgai represents ttises %
James Becker. deceased;
Notice IL hereby given tAAt che petition ~
terTes1 70 In The above notice wss presented TO
the board 81 County femmisd0Bsrs Of Wander
burg eoanty on the 18th dfF 81 Jans, Isss, and
that the same rtceit 81 and considered and a.
Was orderee By said Board that the further h.af-
ing and consideration Of said application b. COZ
fiuued until the 10th faF Of In \ HAS End ftnf
notice be given By the County Auditor b. puhii-
cation IN The EvsnsTills Daily Jour 81 thaf said
10 nov tending hsf 70 said Board. kBd
that ~ viii - heard and drtermlusa on the said
10th day Of JAY, 1855. YICTOH BfsCH,
Auditor v. O.
Evansville, June 18th. lse6--dtl0Jy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

A Howl FROM CAIRo.-Tbe large
trade already opened between this city
and the regions bordering on the Ten
nessee river, has stirred up. the bile on
the stomach Of the Cairo Tines
In .expatiating on the fourth trip Of
the Jonas Powell, the Times says:
The officers of the Powell report that
spec ulators from other points have
glutted the Tennessee market With var
ious kinds of goods, and that the banks
of the river, nearly its entire length, are
surmounted with barrels and sacks of
salt. In Eastport, il lie believed that the
sharks of Evansville and other points
have now in store upwards of half
million dollars worth OF surplus, un-
sAleable goods.
Another fact worthy of note is that
the denizens of that country having
been so ravenously bitten by traders
from other points, will not now purchase
from others goods which. they can pro-
cure from Cairoites, even though they
are put to the Inconvenience of waiting
the return of the Powell With orders.
While commercial men of other cities
have, without consultation with the peo-
pie of Tennessee, or their necessities,
shipped large amounts of goods thither,
the business men of CairoAhavs engaged
in trade with them legitimately, and in
stead OF losing heavily, have realized
handsome profits.
We can inform the Times that the
officers of the Powell, if they make such
reports, are wide off the mark. The
goods shipped from Evansville were all
regularly sold for cash.
As for the sharks of Evansville, we
think the insinuation simply contempt
BILE, and beneath the dignity of an in
dependent newspaper. We have the
pleasure and the honor to know some of
the business men of Cairo, and we know
them to be high toned gentlemen, and
energetic, upright and enterprising bust
ness men, who are anxious to make
money legitimately and honestly and
with a lAudAble pride and interest in
their own city.
We commend them for their spirit,
but the merchants of Evansville are the
peers Of the merchants of Cairo, in all
the elements and virtues that make the
true business man.
We cannot boast that the merchants
of Evansville have realized handsome
profits" from their Tennessee river
trade, for they have sold to the
Tennesseeans at loo figures, as is
their habit, and With christian desire
to enable the merchants of Tennessee,
who have been such heavy sufferers by
the late war, to recuperate.
We doubt not the Times, in its zeal
to promote the interests of Cairo, and
in its jealousy of the handsome business
done in that direction by the merchants
of Evansville, has done the cause it de-
sires to advocate more injury than good.
The merchants of Tennessee will no
doubt notice its boast that the people Of
Cairo have made handsome profits" out
Of them, aud will, as they have done,
return to this city to make their purcha-
SEES where they end men willing to make
large sales at small profits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

BAD ACCIDENT - Jacob Bloom, a
butcher, was on Thursday driving his
horse attached to his wagon, and while
sitting with one leg over the front Of the
wagon, struck his horse with his whip,
when the horse kicked, stricking him on
the leg, breaking and splintering the
bone badly and mangling the flesh in
most shocking,manner. An artery being
cut causing dangerous hsmorrhage,
Surgeon Scheldt was called IN and very
skillfully stopped the hemorrhage and
set the bone after removing two or three
fractured pieces. The fracture was
bad one, but it is hoped that Mr.. Bloom
will get along we'll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

LOCUST STREET NJ. E. CHURCH SABBATH
ScAooL.-The Superintendent of this
school authorizes US to announce that
it will meet at the usual hour, in the
Lecture Room of the new church, on
Third Street Notwithstanding this room
is not fully completed, there being no
glass in the windows and other portions
of the work unfinished, the Superintend-
ent has wisely, we think, concluded that
it is better to put up with some incon-
veniences in the new church than have
no Sabbath School at all The children,
We are confident, will endorse his deter
mination, and gladly assemble st the
appointed place and hour.
Owing to the ihcompleteness Of their
church and the absence of their minis
ter, the usual morning and evening SER
vice will not be held by the Locust
Street Methodist congregation to-mor-
row.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

DELIcAcIEs.-onso Of the special deli
cacies Of modern umes may be account.
ed Speer's samburg Port Wine, which
combines with rare purity and nicely Of
favor, the good qualities Of port and
claret, it is neither insipid or bitter, but
hits the happy medium most to be de-
sired in a constant beverage or 10 a
drink for the sick. For invalids it is
invaluable by virtue Of its tonic quail.
ties, and particularly its absolute free
dom from al deliberations. Actual
trial viii show that The Sambarg Port
Wine has excellence of its own unri-
vailed by any other wine in the market
--Net0 Yorker
Sold by druggists. aassA. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

STREET IAPRovKxxxTs - BoULpERs
WH.-There was IN adjourned meeting
OF the property holders on First street,
at the Council Chamber last night, and
the subject Of improving the street was
discussed at great length, Mayor Baker,
John ]. Chandler, Esq., Willard Carpen-
ter, Mr.. Viele and others participating.
BouIders were decidedly in the ascend
ant, and won the day by an oVsrwhelm-
ing majority. willard Carpenter, Esq
alone advocated the old fogY and long
since exploded idea Of Macsdamizing.
Mayor Baker made one of the most
sensible and forcible speeches on the
subject it has ever been our good for
tune to listen to- every word he spoke
being boulder Of the most perfees
symetry, and of above the average size.
The vote was finally taken, when IL
was decided, with but single dissenting
voice, that First street from Walnut to
Division should DO bouldered, Mr. Car
penter alone voting no. We now hope
that the work Of preparation will at
once commence, and that, in the mean
while, the stock for water works will be
taken, the company organized, and the
work pushed forward so that the water
pipes may be laid next Spring and the
bculdsrs placed over them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

JUsr REcEIVED, at Carlin's Emporium
of Fashion, the cheapest lot of fine
clothing that ever was offered in this
city. The above goods we're just re
ceived yesterday, and were bought at a
great loss to the manufacturers, and he
now propose to sell them at correspond
ing low rates, as be is going East in a
short time to lay 10 his fall stock, and
be is determined 20 sell as low as any
other house in the West can do, aud
better style Of goods than you can get in
any other house in the city Call and
examine his goods for yourselves, and
he is satisfied that you can do better
with him than any other place in the
city. Full suits from IS to $40 dollars.
No. 8, First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
2kANkls BRICK Dust DEPOSIT. AND
hDoous or MlLkr DISCHARGES
AFTER uRINATtNa.
tnRiTATios o. Tnk NkCK OF THE nLAD.
DKR, fNELAMATlON OF Tfht KfDNKYs,
cATARnH or TIN BLlDDER
hTkA60uLARr AND BURNING, o. PAINFUL
ukIEATfkl.
Ter thess diseases u Y trniy % fereiGA remedy
en& TOO much cannot b. said In lie pFaiss A sin.
sle does as been known 20 relieve tho meet urgent
Are yea troabisd With that distressing paia An
tha siaAil Of The back aud through the hipsf
sesapooafal day 8. tbs Consultation watsF viii
rSlisvs zoe iike magic
PHYSICIANS
Have iong sincr siTsu up the use u huchu, cnbeba
aue junirer 10 the treatment u thsse diseases,
ana oslJ uss them fsr the want Of = better remedy
contribution wATER
Has proved Itself equal 80 the task that has De.
VOWED apou IL.
Irrltsts and dreaeh The kidnays. aud b. constant
use prodaos ehEonie dessnsralhn sRa eonarqsd
dtssaae.
IN DYsMEaoRRHGA. OR PAINFUL MEN.
sTRuATtge, AND MEsoRRH0IA
OR PRoFuaE FLOWING.
Nv hrataaaWs- ArisinE ifcm faulty secretion %
and accompanied ~ severe Tsisl. beiug Too iittis
TOO proiass sseFstieu which siil Be- spesoiI9'hrf
The disease known a. FALLING or TBR
WOMB which IL ths result Of the relaxation Of
ne hgAments o. that organ, Aud II knouh bya
back add sides, aud ~ times seoom panted b sharp
-iAucsistinK or shooting paths through tha rarts
actsd, will, IL all oaaas. b removed b. The nssd.
lcins.
There h Anoths- class % symptoms Arising
from LIMITATION OF THE WOMB, uhiek
physicians call Nervousness, which word ooyeFn
~ much ignorenca, and IN nine cases cut q
ten the doctors DO not really knaw Whether ths
symptoms are thn dlscass. siss disease the symp-
toms. We can 0uly suumerats them hers. 4
speak mors paftienlarly " cold fost, tAipitAtlon
o. the heart, impaired memory, ak-fo3nsas,
flashes u heat, languof, iassltuds aud dlmnssa %
vision.
SUPPRESSED aEEsTHUATfoR.
which IN the unmarried ferns - ia . constant ~
curing disraso aud through neglect tie seeda Of
mors grave and dangerous maiatlss are the resalt,
and A. month after mouth passes without a. e.
fort beins made 30 assisf Mature, the suppress.
sion becomes ehroniu, the patient gradually ioaas
beF APOSTLE, tbs bowels are oonstipatac, uiKht
s~sais eoms on, and Consunpbon hnsiiy ends her
career.
Sg- Fer sails By Ill Druggists. Prizes 81. 20
WM. n. 0Hk0q Co, PrUpFlstors. +.
MoHUAh ALLEN, ceusral sgnHts, No. 20
Olin ssrsst, Hsv York.
~ ssls 10 osisaso By EULLEB. FINCH
FuLLEh. gsDTT-gm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

We hope the Cairo Times will not go
into spasms when it learns that one of
our Wholesale grocery houses-George
Stockwell-shipped between $1,000 and
$4,000 worth of groceries, &C., to
Columbus and Hickman by the Superb
or yesterday, all in the way Of legitimate
business.
We reckon the Times will think that
George is an Evansville shark. Small
profits and large sales is the motto of
our Evansville merchants, and dealers
in the South will find by trial that they
live up to their motto.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

band together in carrying out the plars
o. the late Hon. Oliver q Smith. There
Is vast region of rich country TO be
developed BY such an enterprise. What
ever you may need at your end OF the
route, We need the coal and stone that is
packed away in Clay and Oven, and all
OF the fruit Southwestern Indiana can
spare. We want, above all TO know
Evansville better--rather, we wish Ev-
ansvills to know our Journal 80 well
that she will not again imagine that we
jealousy ignore a city of which we are
iuafix nrnnd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

CEASGE or RAILROAD FAcILITIEs We
direct attention to the new arrange
ments on the Evansville 4 Crawford
vile Railroad.
The placing of second passenger
train on the road will be not only a
great accommodation, bat great bene-
ct, as it will enable the people from all
points from Vincennes down, TO come
here in the morning, do their trading,
and return hoEae in the evening.
The morning train, it win be noticed,
leaves Eve minutes earlier than il did
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

A FAsr AGE-A lady on the midnight
train from Indianapolis to Terre Hante,
gave birth TO bouncing boy, while the
train was under way at the rate Of about
thirty miles an hour, on Thursday night
Colonel -, formerly physician, Of
ficiated, and when the train reached
Terre Haute, the mother took her new
born babe in her arms and walked to
q bus, with the kindly assistance of
Conductor -, who, with his usual
whole-souled generosity, passed the
young traveller free. Truly this 10 a
heroic age
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Iron ali parts OF the Body tn ave
AZ naasmess. watAsef f4tarV 10 1As shin, ny g Or
HAH's DEPiGAT az PoWBEn." Asa % ssnd fof
Uphap's Depiiatory Posder, and take % other.
Price o. Mailed Is any sd5rsss for 81 ~ ~ q.
= UFHAhs - south Eighth street. Phfis1elph's .,
Penn.
TTphAm's HAIR GIoss aad Curling
" fiuid Is the beat hair arsssing N ths world
u inpsrts bsaatifui siess q a. katr, kseps e
eHgIs promotes its gfsSths a. Prfoe, 60 ssnts .
bottle
Upham's letter Ofntuasnt 10 . surs
cuss for Teasv, 6ak b1eurs, Chopped HsMds, Bar.
bsS'sIfst, a. Price. o. cents boz.
Upham'a Asthma Care rsilsvss The most
si0lsot gar. xyisms u Asfha. IN fsa usfpaa.s and
saeets . spssdy care. Prize. o. . psekags.
IT phsEa's Dyspepsia Cure - war
" r.atsd 10 cure ssy osss u DysJsysa., No
'saess aew Eo~2 siaA6t-g. Prios u. Sasfby aaIi
Upham's gFsekIs BanIshsr rsnov..
Freefiea, Tan, sAnburn. PImplsa on tkV Faes.
soiisss ths skis add Bssntihss tbs oomplsnisn'
Prizes 20 esnts.
DR.. La Porte's Life elixir. rhs great
hsfgia< snd HSfuxsaafisg Rsnedy, restores 10
manly sigor 81 Who are suhsring from Inrpslrs6
epinAi Ensrxy, Nervous Debility, &C. aris NJ
rum whatever cause Prize, " q Taekaes
The Japanese Hair stain selor. Al.
WHISPERS or noustzehs bcantifuf Bisek ., Jss1cS
u sonsisaa o. @miw oas pxspayalloa Colos VIII not
Ads OF wash cut. only 50 esats . boa.
soid ~ .. q. UPHAM. Is South Elrhth street.
fsiiad.l phie, and b. al Druggists. ciEsnIsrs
BK0Uoaroa a WOOD.
Cor Third sBd Msis ssFsess.
$50 Agents for EvAnsvilIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

THE FOURTH OF JULY.-As will be
seen by a call elsewhere, our peo-
pie have at last determined to consider
the question of Fourth of July cele-
brahon.
a meeting is called for tonight, and
we hope it will be largely attended, and
that the most ample arrangements will
be made for such a celebration Of the
glorious Fourth as was never witnessed
in the Pocket
When our people sciil, i is done.
Come out everybody tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
Notioa to Contractors.

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
l. Evansville viii receive proposals until June
26th, 1865, for grading and paving the following
alleys, viz:
The alley ituate between Firat and Water
streets, aud ext ndlng from Chestnut 20 Cherry.
The alley situate between Third aud Fourth
atr, cts, aud extsndit x from Locuat to WA1cut
The alley situate between Second and Third
streets, aud ex ending from Walnut TO Oh, stnut ,
and the ally situte Between Locust and Walnut
streets, and extending from SIX TO Sew nth
Also, for grading to alley situate between Clark
aud Lest streets, and extending from Third to
Fourth street.
BY order Of IN Common Council
A. NJ. McGRIFE, CIcrk,
City Clerks onlee, June ., 1885. les
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

PrrnaT Ynnr Postage

Prepay Tour Postage.
An Associate Press dispatch from
Washington says
The public may be surprised to learn
os the number of letters which are now
hang received at the Dead Letter Office.
sons there under the new Law. The
public should remember that the old
Law allowing letters not prepaid to be
sent forward according to address, and
double postage collected OF the receiver,
has been repealed, that now every letter
entitled to be carried through the
mails must have stamp upon-it, or 1t is
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Since the lst Of June, when the new
l&w went into operation here, eighty-two
letters have bsen sent TO the Dead Let
ter Office for Waht of prepayment--an
average of over five q day Persons
should be very careful to prepay their
postage unless they are certain that their
letters are Of those kinds that will 20
without il. Be careful, also, and adj
dress your letters properly Every week
letters are sent to the Dead Letter Office
that have no address on at ali, or only
the name of the person addressed,
without the post office. Sometimes the
State is left of; sometimes the name Of
the wrong Stats is given and frequent
ly 8 name that is not the Post Office
title is written in the address.
Internal Revenue stamps, or the old
style of postage stamps, or stamps cut
from stamped envelopes, are also used
to considerable extent. All such let
tiers are sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Government officers and others send
ing letters on "oficial business can
send free only to the head of the Gov
eminent, nor TO the heads of depart
ments or bureanx at Washington City,
and not to any other point, except when
addressing members of Congress.
p. NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
Dress Goods Again

OCHAPKkR A BUSTING ARE DAILY BE.
- eeivii novelties In Or Goods, and are seli.
Ing them at the Gu tomuy popular low prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

orTIcE OF THE ADAMS ExPREss CoaPANY,l
EyRnsvillp, May Is, 1866
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ON HAND
in the Adams E1press Ofice, Evansville AZ
not called for before the 30th dsy OF June next,
will be sold that day 1T Pablie Auction, lat 10
Gel o. A. nj } TO pay freight aud charges:
bund ., Mrs-V. B-rtley, care of J Burkham,
Evansville.
box, NJ. Bateman, Evansville.
pkg H. M Breckenridge, FrostsbuIg, Ky.
can, PREF Benin, Evansville.
box, J. u. Bacon, of RS. sprouie, Evans
VILE,
pkg, Crane. Brown 3 Go. Evansville.
phg, E. ]. Doheli,
bon, d. W. Finch,
box, y. W. Farratt,
pas, X. D. Grifin,
trunk, G.. 4. humbolt,
basket and pkg attached, ID. p. Hancock,
pkg, X. P. Hawthorn, hawthorn Mills.
boxes, A. O. Hal oek, Evansville, Ind.
,ox, VIM. Hoard, care CT J. b. Dodge,
/ pkg. VIM. Haynes, Evansville, Ind.
l pks, O laabSt, care Of T Keilam, Morgan
town, X, ntucky.
! box, DC. Judson, Eyausyllls
box, D. Ii. KENNEDY
bundle, Keller 4 White,
! ka.p:sck and pkg. s. B. Lyman. "
pkg, II. Laird,
o bag J. Q. Miller,
P Pss. W M Ssss;
! machine, no mark, Henderson.
pkga, no mark,
pas VI " HelAc9r -
bale, VIM. Powers,
pkg, PleIch,
VILE.
i boz, L. B. Razor, BooasviIle
! Pkg, Mrs, >, korrer, Msdisonville, Ky.
O bag, J. @. Rntlidge, EvAnsville
l pkg, B. Stephsnson, oassy,ills, KY.
boz. Miss @. schouse, Sandersville, care OF Il
Junkins, kvansville.
! box, DR.. L.. SitEeli, EyAaaville
pkg II d. Steasers. Livermore, XIV
1 box, ID. Mhittepgill. EvAnsYiIie
/ bdl, J NJ. Wade, wadenvilie
pkg, J. N. White, H srtfort, XIV
pkg, John Wise, Henderson, Nv
] box, j. Neager, Lynnville.
THOMAS GAlTHEB, Agent.
May Is Is 5-dS0d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

INCOME TAx--Judge Bowman, United
States Assessor for this Congressional
District, is in the city, accompanied by
Mr.. NJ. P. Gee, of Vincennes, hearing
complaints in reference to the assess.
ment of incomes.
We learn that there is huge squirning
in some quarters where large additions
have been added by the Assistant Asses
sors to incomes given in. In some in
stances, we learn that many thousand
dollars have been added, with prospect
of its sticking.
1t is just that every man should pay
on the full amount of his income, and
any attempt to shirk this duty is an at
tempt to detraud the Government and
to wrong every other man in the COM
munity. Our voice is, stir them up,
Judge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

School ExAMsATIoS.-In conse-
quence of the great heat of the weather
the School Trustees have determined to
close the Public Schools next week, and
the public examination will commence
on Monday and close on Friday. Mr..
Wheeler and Mayor Baker, by request,
will superintend the examination.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

AUerox-J. J. Cohn offers for sale
next Saturday, June 18th, Ct 10 clock
A NJ, at the corner of Third and Main
streets, q large lot Of househole furni-
ture, consisting Of bedsteads, beding,
tables, chairs, sofas, bureaus, one fine
bookcase, safes, cooking stove, and a
good variety Of kitchen ware, and one
barrel Of cider vinegar, which will be
sold without reserve.
Also 1000 yards Of all kinds Of dress
goods. J. ). CoHS,
junl6d2t Auctioneer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

TURNED ovER.-Capt. +. II. Ehrman
yesterday turned over to Capt Gushing
the position and material belonging to
the Office of Commissary of Subsistence
in this city.
1t will be gratifying to the many
friends of Capt Ehrman, in this city, to
learn that he win not take his depart
ure from us Immediately, but will proba.
bly, remain here for twenty or thirty
days yet.
Our short acquaintance with Captain
Gushing has led ITO form a very favor
able opinion of him, as a courteous and
accomplished gentleman, and we re-
commend him to the cultivation of our
citizens.