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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

MASON s. HAAlLIN's HARMONIOUS and
IVA MELODEOhS.Iho only instrum-Etr o. their olass
which have eyor boon awarded COLD MEDAL In this
county raeny sit Int premiums have been taken by
them within sir Jesr, and they have XvER rAL1D TO
TAEs riiE FIRST PREMIUM Prices. - q 500 each.
IN every pect ;iey supefo. 10 anything have
ever seen OF the kiul. either f. kmopc AmrhcA"-
GEORGE WAsHBOUhSE MORGAN (Orssnst Grace
Church. ~
"safp.ss g,hins IN this llnc have whether
French or AneIioSn."--JOhN ZUNDEL (Og.Dst, Mr.
EeechePs Church. BfooklJn)
Better bsn others with which AN scqnaintei"-
LOWELL MASON
New.Yort WHeroo'ns NoG snd Merccrst. opposite
Howard Prices 10 dealers and others guaranteed - log ~
iIoGi the factory. MASON bAOIHDh-a
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FINANCIAL.

Og1icE w TIM Norris tysrIcaS fmE LIS. Co
ho.5 WiiL-sr SHw-iOaS. Dec :, 1874
GE'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have THIS
Il DAY declared sIMi-AhNUAL INTEREST D!NI.
DEMO ofFOUR (a) PER c. IT paggh- demand free OF
Government tar II. W. BLEECAsR Secretary.
ONCE ~ TnE fow1tD I,uEAscs Co.,
fsg-NoAg nov 70. 1854
TIVE BOARD az DIRECTORS have this
4 dsv dec,ged SEMf-AHNUAL DIVIDEND ofEiCHr
% PER CEN 1poL the CAPITAL Stocs Of the COMPANY
fee q tho Goysett isr psysbe al theif Office. No. "
NG-s.., ol lGd sitss MONDAY. Dee J. utl
HENRY a. OAKLEY.
Secretary.
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The Most Intense Fighting Of the War;
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Udnrina Gca1clnics.
NIu5,cil rr5lrrrler.s.

AT WALKERS WARLROOMS, Clinton Hall,
"a Astsrplss tna th.it. no.r Bro4lway lge stock 81
hodzon,s sod U-rsL PIANOS GeW snl seeona'Aard. er
sale or iir-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

,e,s ps..rn, can be had cheap for cAsh the
fse.ory Of JAS VAN RIPPER, No. l7s Wooster St. bewsen
Houston and Blecckss.sta
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The CALAMITY ard Bravery Of CUR Irco9s'
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TUC CiT7Ln OF FnEDEDicaSDtDd'

Trr p,TTlE On VDEDrDICNSntNd.
AFull and Detailed Description
A COUNCIL c. THE GENERALS
A Charge on tie Rebel Works Decided On'
TIE ORGANIZATION Of TIE FC8CsS'
The CALAMITY ard Bravery Of Cur Troo3s'
The Most Intense Fighting Of the War.
serE OF TIE REBEL WORKS CARRIED.
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TIE ORGANIZATION OF TIE FC8CsS'
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4 Charge On tie Rebel Works Decided Cn'
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URAsS INSTRUMEN of finest quality,
~ Rotary and Piston ,ve hand ani made % oi;o
narrated IL GB. DODWORTli q As.orpacs H. 7.
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Az OVER strung. GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO.FOgfL MANUFACTURERS
4, - rrncof; FEW doors weit OF Broadway New York
Itse Psuof have a~hys received the inst fomnn wiet'
ever they bsye exbed wii'ea guaranty for i've
yrls con phrlo o4ca Piano. ILese iniuGsnti vii DO
sold at prices 20 .ui' the tines
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Uallet Davis * Co =
II aud othss PlAlsOs Nnd MELObEON5. New and Sac
OAKLAND suo, aud heo!eons T. st aud rcnt spilled On
puIchtse inc Pianos bat t'le ncdr ucb N
defTa1a than eho IGsia new Ones t. > bEltr, NO ~
ur0sdwey. be,u-s Prince aud Lonston.
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NEW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL

~ ADELPEIA sd N, SOUTH and VEST. via JsR.
SEY CITY.-A.u aai tIpssS lin's Leave New ORR ST
and - q M 4 and II 2. IL. taFe - Ih'orsh rcxets
id fo South AID Wet AID tfonsA oIzgSs enscksaw
. a ~ and D and u p. m tfsns.
Nc baggage MI be received Tor trains u1i.ss c.Too0
and L. nu,es Ia advance o. t- time OF leaving
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81 NC ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of

4 ONO ISI4AND MISUNDERSTANDING al
Observation-Disclosures GER Depot, James sip aud foot OF
g,t.., NJ n inter gsaler.s commenting Frcsy.
oct a. isd2 leave hevNoA - fu lor Ufeenper' saf
tI.,,or Onsnt AID Eamptons AZ Q. AID ~ ios
iiin: a a a. ad .. for Syo.se; q p. TO- Hemp
sf.I sundays the tSin lcaNcs Hrntes Point lSsth-st
fTyl u s31a n ior Ta2hgAk sad iio-Tsdse stations.
. e,rr,in rates, retsn.ns leaves hsfhsnE u 3;S o. tn
Ca friday and saturday night tlr Ip tian vii rua
h opsh Groea ort retsgng saturday aud Monday morn
.-..,G.I, n. .rrixl.a IN Nasf.Io :. Us, d.
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ERIE RILWAY.-Passenger trans leave as
~ follow viz:
.. H., = rgrss. 70 Buaiis.
a w.. Mi, tlily, 81 Por, Jevs.
1915 Q. Accom- -caa'ion. daily, fer Fort Jeryi,
$3.50. ~. Way Tor siisdcoEn. NeebRrsh and N1rwics:
5p. M. Giga. EXprsas, daily. Ter DaHAhk Buffalo and
launua.lrna.
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L J. c. FISCHER, acknowiedgr the mos, lrisie ara
beet Pisuos wholesale and retail very reasonable efn
n the uf.ctory AID Waeroons Nos sii, ~ 2i5. "a
md 2S9 West f8th-st
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NETWORK AND MONTREAL FRElGhT
LINE-The mos, cxpe5,iogI snd re liable Steiner snd
Roed Transp. Lac fcl New OK 20 Burlington,
81 John.bury Osdeu,bnrs. montreal and al in.ermedss
to.u. bv Nsw-l. eaaeIs rier No. - Elss River,
srat,,,'N Y - PA -CIS HYDE. Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12

EDN5ouaSAG :-An article in the Oannei-
ton Reporter of the 4th Instant, intended
to iDjure samuel T. Platt Esq-g Post Mas
ter at Gannelton, requires brief notieeas
it does not contain all the facts and circum-
stsnceS attending the question under discus
sion. &S@6f 81 Il4 j 2 :
II. z. Carlyle; a traitor, living in Msm-
phis, having properly IN Perry 7eoua-
ty, Indiana,y TO, prevent its being con
fiscated conveyed it in trust to Daniel L.
Armstrong, of Cannslton, for the use of
Carlyle,s wife who is living in Columbus,
Ohio.
Carlyle was here on the<Ohio river last
summer as Rebel Spy, and there are good
reasons for believing that he has his wife
in Ohio, for the purpose Of collecting and
sending useful information tosher husband
in Memphis to aid the rebels in this unuatu.
raj war. - ~.
Mr.. Armstrong 10 the avowed friend Of
the traitor Carlyle. He is the chosen trus-
tee to hold large estate for this traitors
wife A correspondence with the wife
would attract attention and excite suspic-
ion, especially when it is known that this
border during the past autumn and winter
has swarmed with spies, both male and fe-
male. t@ as'A = a9}
One of Armstrong; letters to Mrs. Cag-
| lyle has been opened by government off,
| Ger, and this is made the basis of criminal
prosecution against Mr.. Platt-Arnstrong
| being the ostensible prosecutor, whilst, IN
| fact be il nsed "a the tnoI of a vile CLIQUE IN
I and about Cauneftcn, the enemies of Ar.
4 , lawn
The trouble with Armstrong is this: he
is entirely too intimate with Carlyle. That
intimacy has brought suspicion upon bis
| character for loyalty. yae g4a ssie 7esssfar
The editor of the Reporter in due time
viii learn that this Government does moi
4 quietly permit red handed and black.heart.
| ed treason to use its mails and post Offices
to perfect its Infamous plans and purposes
and 10 one pirates about the invasion d
sacred rights but rebels and their friends.
| assf .a-f . Z
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500 We had short conversation yeeter-
G&y with gentleman who came up on the
Undine, who resides in New Orleans, and
who lSfs that city about Eve weeks ago.
he was In Memphis three weeks since, and
from thsss came through by Huntsville,
AlahamA, and sheIbyvills and Nashville,
Tennessee. s1s5 @ SIS
BE says that he believes that tWo-thirds
Il the business men In Nashville are Union
EsE. but dsTs not express their sentiments.
The L ifnrity Of the business men in Mem
pals are s,s% he thinks, for the Union.
The sakiag - Island No 10 and the de-
@At Of BseureRs. At Ooriuth or Pittsburg,
he talisVsa. psAosirslls auds the rebellion,
NJ Isass in tAs Mississippi Talley.
NsmPhisI be Gays IS now at tie mercy of
ConnodOrs RoOte, there being 20 fortif-
sations at that placs or between the tz o
points which deserve the name. sss
Tho rebels had staked their fortunes on
30. 10 and oorsnth, and being defeated at
thOse points win not be able to make more
than feeble resistance against our vast
| army.
The lo@ Of cHo hundred and City guns
ct tbs two places will prove fatal to them,
as u e4hAusta their supply, and Beauregard
viii rot DO able to supply their places
With Geld bells. church bells, cow bells and
sheep bells ID The Coniederacy. @6W
He says the general feeling in the South
b that the. rebellion is about played
cut." Our informant is an old "Rive
man. veil known to the officers of the
Undina. and has always been loyal. : s, a
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ASoFHER FLooD.-From the rapidly
with which the river is rising there is every
reason. 10 believe that We are to be visited
By another food. For the last thirty-six
hours the rise has been at the rate of two
inches per hour and she bottoms above the
city are already flooded. The rain appears
TO have been general and very heavy and
all the tributaries are rising. The rise in
Green river has been unprecedented, and
we nay expect to hear of food in the
Monongaheia- and Allegheny as there has
oeen q great fall Of rain and snow IN the
mountains. IL
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The Charleston Courier say5 the planters
in Mississippi are piliag up theic cotton
ready for. the fagot the moment the enemy
advances. They are also sending their
servants up the river to work on the forth
heations, and they say they are ready to
make any sacrifice the government may
require.
The Executive Council Of South Carolina
has set apart $50, 600 of the State Funds
to encourage and force forward the manu-
facture Of salt.
The Tuscumbia Constitution has been
shown samples of lead lately taken from
mines in Lawrence county, nearly pare
aud learns that any quantity has been
found. is-raf
e The planters Of the southwest are re-
spending Literally to the call Of General
Beanregard for bells.
Both branches of the Arkansas Leeisla-
ture met On the 9th inst. There were7 only
i've Senators and fifteen Representatives
present.
Governor Harris is making great efforts
TO bring the Tennessee militia into the field.
&c viii command them in person.
Inc HOIiH OarOiInH papers are loud IL
their censures of Gen, Branch for his defeat
at Newbern.
The Day book denouncea tts absence of
twenty-four members of the Vifg isla Senate
from their seats at this time.
The Greenville Banner says that the East
Tennessee Unionists on Monday night
last cut the telegraph wires a mile west
Of that place. carrying of three spans Of
the wires. 49, - 40 +
Capt. David Frye, a North Carolina loyal
list, accused last summer of bridge burning.
is accused Of heading raid into Green
county, and roughly treating the secession
lists there, taking all the powder they could
find, and other things.
Governor Andrew Johnson has suppress
ed the publication Of the Nashville Daily
Times.
4 The fredericksburg Herald says that Che
confederate piekets in that quarter have
captured large numbers Of negroes sndeay-
oring to make their way down to the
banks of the Potomac, and sent them home
again. - 'af y '.aa ao3 sz4
Clarke county, Mississippi, with pops
ulation of Il, 600, is alleged to have eleven
full companies In the field, and . tweIvth
nearly ready asF@sEsz1TFsza azk a~s..yz I
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BAYoB's OBFICE, EYAEsYILLB, !
A~-sf TT&A 1879

The undersigned acknowledges with SIM
cara thanks the receipt of valuable and
Timely supplies of hospital stores, fors the
use Of sick and wounded soldiers in the
ssvsral hospitals Of this city, and par
ticulAEly from the Soldiers Aid Society, of
Rockville, PaEks county, IndiSaa, Mrs.
Nary j.. Jastnss President, and Mrs. R. "A.
BensnI, Secretary: .ss 1917
yroa The ladies of Princeton, Ind. per
). A. Zap from the ladies of Petersburgh,
Ind, per 0. D. jacques; from the ladies Of
Tsrrs Hents, Ind, per @. W. Bsment;
ffcm ths ladies Of Turkey Creek, Steuben
county. Ind; frsm the ladies' of Meron.
Sullivan county, Ind, per Mrs. Gatharine
CushmaH; end from an unknown contribu-
tor a Carlisle, Ind, supposed to be Mr.. VIM.
Moo eweE.T TEEEu
-siAi'-fA tA@3a W. BAKER, Moyor.
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AMoNasT zee wouNpER.
Arrival OF wounded soIdssra. : !.


The Commodore Perry arrived here lHBt
night At 8 O'Clock, having on board ssms
three hundred wounded soldiers, chiefly
from Indiana, Ohio, and Ksntueky Rssi-
ments - Is -
We passed through the boat and ths
sight was enough to chill the blood In any
human heart. Wounds of all kinds we're
to be seen from a slight scratch scarcely
sufficient to disable man to those severe
ones which require ampntation, and those
which are, if possible, still worse There
were, we believe, but four amputAtiols
among the whole number. There were
some who had received several wounds.-
One poor fellow had as many a. aYe-in
the head, in the arm, in the side, In she
back, in the leg and in the hand. Some
were suffering severely, Others snaFeely
complained. One poor fellow had lost .
leg aud was in extreme agony. Esk BE-
tween his groans, turning to his cOmEadsss
who were attending him, hs would may,
81 We gave it to them at Pittsburg. though,
didn't we? But one man from Evansville
was among the number, that ve esuld
hear of, and we were unsbIs 10 lsaRA lis
name. - - r,r4
There were some three Of the sIss InAI-
ana; of these we found Leonard Aahan,
q slight wound across the back, not hitting
the bone, and W. L. Rymsn, shot through che
back and left arm both belonged to Con
peuy G, Capt MeWhinney; also Lisutsaaat
Scott Of the 3lst, slightly wounded In she
elbow. There were come four or nvs Of
the 18th Indiana, the nance Of whom We
could not learn. Fhsy were from ladi-
annapolis and Craw fordsvflle.l "a
There were quite. number of The BID
diana. The others were fsom Ohio end
Kentucky regiments. i
We are deeply panied. and all who knee
them viii regret TO learn that. Major Aru
and Capt Harvey, of the sIst Indiana, wsru
killed. With MsjOr Arm We were irtinuats-
ly acquainted aud a more gallant and
noble hearted young man and oEEesr we
never knew. Capt Harvey wac also high
II esteemed, Col. Cruft, Of the sIss, Act
ing Brgatier- Genera, resolved two wOaads
oaeih tLe saoaldcr and one in the hip,
nsl-hef serious. We eonEsrsed with yoaca
( ~ lnaa and Aahas, WHO spesk Il the nest
gi9"ina tef,..s OF Cox CRUZ. Lieus. gcote
also beans the most ample iessimouv % his
cooiness, bravery and soIdierly Sualisies
Lieut. john A. Bryan, of the Ilth. had
a part bis nose shut Of, but remaiua
with his men. We know lie Is true aoI-
der, and one of the brayess of the brave.
None Of the Gath or 25th were on shs
Commodore Perry.
Adjutaut Ross, ef the 3Ist Indizns, vss
slightly wounded by piece Of 8 shell On
the head. The remains Of Major Afn HAs
brought up on the Commodore Perry ia
charge Of his brother, and will be taksA 70
Montezuma.
Acting Col. Morgan, Of s5s zsth fEaiaAa;
-
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River News.

g. 81 ae. = ss- {
The river is still coming up hand over
hand, and it has been found necessary to
move large quantities Of freight which has
been placed on the wharf for shipment.
The accumulation of freight at this point
has become very great in consequences Of
the large number of boats that has been
pressed into the Government service.
The Stephen Decatur came up from be-
low on Thursday evening and took in at
this port cargo Of tobacco.
The Tycoon, for Pittsburgh Lazding,
passed down late Thursday evening. The
Lancaster Nc. 1, for the same destination,
came down at o'clock yesterday morning,
having on board number Of physicians,
surgeons, and nurses. forwarded by the
sanitary committee Of Cincinnati for The
Eslief OF the wounded at Pittsburg.
The B. J. Adams, for Pittsburg Landing,
came down at day light yesterday morning.
She was chartered by four gentlemen Of
New Albany.
The Florence, with a magnificent trip,
passed up yesterday morning.
The lively little Courier came In yesteFs
day morning with an excellent trip, includ-
| Ing 100 hhds of tobacco. She met the
Bowen at Shawneetown. The Courier re-
turus to Cairo at IL O'clock precisely to-
day. She is emphaticalIy the peoples bOaG.
Secure passage. a.
The J. a. Done come down from Louis
vile and went around to New H<mO-
ny for a load of wheat for Pittsburg.
The q. Ell. Fairchild cams down
en- route TO Pit,sburg Landing, haV
ing on board a large number Of
surgeons, nurses, male and female sent oul
by the sanitary committee of Louisville
and the military board at Frankfort
A telegram from Louisville informs rs
that the ]. S. PriDgle, will leave that port
at o'clock this evening for Plisburg lend-
ing. ,-'e
The UEdine from Nashville passed up
yesterday with q full cargo of tobacco.
Wa are indebted to the clerk of the IN
dine for Nashville papers Of the eighth
instant sI4
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g~ The Fortress Monroe correspondent
OF the New York Tribune says that The
Prince de Joinville ia there, and that he
frsely pronounees our soldiers physically
AID morally far in advance of those Of Eu-
rope, and expresses his surprise that more
leading jnen from abroad, especially those
who follow the pursuit Of arms, have not
cons TO chs country to take lessons in the
scncol which this wsr affords. The Prince
~e aemocFst in every essential respect.
@no eloeo observer of all that is passing
aro1nd hiu- He visits the camps. goes
oat With shs slads or the Generals. partiei-
passes il reviews, aud dashes off upon recon-
noAsanes~, in fact be seems to have a relish
Tor eakiag . part in everything that's 90
tnA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12

MosH Am roe raj sRousrEr. This
train from Terre Haute on Thursday night
brought down to this city large dele
cation OF physicians and nurses, from VIM
cennes, Carlisle and Terre Haute.
=, Among the number, we had the pleasure
OF meeting cur friends, Drs. Rus, SteifsI
and Mann of Terre Haute, all skillfuI SIR
geons and ell wish feelings warmly enlist
ed Ia the cause Of the union. =. 80 -
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( Czofs.-fhe Knoxville Register Of Tie
18th tls- ssys there is little prospect of the
cultivation on crops of any kind this year in
Powelrs VALLEY, one OF the most fertile
valleys IN East Tennessee. The Union
nan are fleeing to Kentucky, while those
Ss>-aeAs&r.s svgo- 6y Onion cavalry from
Ksatseky that they cannot attend to the
laSors Of abe farm .Raa us'a e4
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n6y- The Savings Rank. No. FIRST

10 The Savings Bank, No. 4 First
street. buys and Sails gold, exchanges on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, sad all other IN
earrent money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to 'ais.
dsm.. erfw vrrryr sEaT. Ff8
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Coal! Coal!

A superior quality of Green River Coal,
at nine cents, per busheI,s delivered. Barge
lying at the foot Of Division street. All
orders left atsH. A. Cooks, No. IS Main
street, will be promptly flied.
mapSl-dIm JOSEPH THOMAS.
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se5T PR.rons, please bear in mind that
Lyons has brougnt on this Spring, in con
nection with his clothing, very large
stock OF fac furnishing goods consisting of
Davies celebrated shirts, ties, scarts ana in
short every article necessary to completes
wardrobe. re- ss.a .-. e
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RAILROAD REoEIPTs.

Hz rf 90 ffMGs st&g-l April II.
bx dry goods, r u Bradley, PsdHoab; Ii sacks
bran, Il 5trauser; 10 bales mdse, IS Gxs shoes,
Mackey, Hsnning q Co; bx mdse, schapkor q
Busting; 1 bx dry goods, Keen Preston a44
bush wheat Iglehart Bros; 90 bbls -four. bales
q bags, w NJ Altman & Co; 26 bbls whisky, Be
ment & YIels; ha les mdse, J II Maghee & Co; Is
bxs shoes, 81 3 " W Morgan; bx hdw, Geo 8
sonntag Co.. NaD &1 1-sas -
q aG A. z. sHRADER, Agent.
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moan lnTERnsrs.

RAlE.rIt commenced raining again %
noon yesterday, and though moderately, It
fell continuously all the afternoon PhiIos-
ophers, as we'll as astronomers and soldiers,
have abelief It rains more dzAhg the ex-s
istence of a great war than 81 any other
49,. - u. u
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- We are still without any definite
details Of tbs two days battle at Pittsburg
Landing ! aething but a general description
OF che hght, with few names of the more
ssnspisusus killed and wounded have been
received. - Eyt2srtzs - 6ps59
The sn1lsty On the part of the public,
not only here, bas all over the North and
EoFth-west 10 very intense. There is
scarcely q family In all the land 5rt what
has reI@Al-s1y nTsnds and scquaintances, in
regard 10 whose welfare they feel the deep
est sclieisude.5 Il is not improbable that
q boat may have reached this port By the
time this appears in print, bringing the
MANNED and wounded, and the sad tidings
Of bereavement to many families in this
State Our citizens, who have done so much
or the relief of ths soldiers, should not rest
now. There Is scarcely doubt that our
hospitals hsrs will be filed up with the suf-
fererA end their wants will be numerous.
Les preparation be made st once to supply
them EZI #fs2 IA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12

WANTED.-Two good girls to DO genera
housework at the Mansion House. Coed
wages and constant employment given.
apl2-H Nc. STTEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12
DIED.

On Friday, the nth inst, of inIamatory c-oap.
ALvARHTrA g., daughter Of Win. =. and Sarah
Dunbar, aged years, 2 months and 81 days.
The funeral viii take place on to morrow tsan.
day. afternoon, at IL O'Clock. The friends of che
family are respectfully Invited to attend. --ai
Cincinnati papers please eopY.l :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12

:. REcoYERIEG.-We learn that Shulea,
shoteh W illiams several days ego, Is i'm
proving slowly, and some hopea are now
entertained that he may recover.
We have not learned that any action has
s sRssfs'is @sns stiIl remains in jail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-12

gsS% Lamps altered lor burning Coal OIL,
at B. WALDKIRoH's, corner of First and
Sycamore streets. apI2>It