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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-30

UThe new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
elivery 10 the public. Embraced In Ii enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
War news; The affair at Front Royal; Graphic
account Of General Banks's retreat; Victory at
Lewisburg, Val Latest from Beauregard's
army; From New Orleans, Richmond, Port
Royal, and every other scene Of operations;
Latest news from HaIleck's, Banks's, Sher-
mans, McClellan's, and every other army divi-
sion.
An intensely interesting Military Budget A full
account Of the conflict Of civil and military
authorities In this District; imprisonment and
Z subsequent release Of the Deputy Marshal and
Jsilor; Naval and army operations; Omcial
reports; Special correspondence from Virginia
and South Carolins; and reliable Information ss
to the situation.
Miscellaneous reading matter; A thrilling tale;
Laughable Soon storv;" VIII from Prentice .
budget; items and clippings from the press;
Congressional Proceedingsi Latest and most
reliable telegraphic news; The late excitement
In Baltimore; and all the late local news Of
Washington.
Agricultural, Horticultural and household matters
Information for the farmer, the gardener and
the florist; and valuable recipes for the house
keeper.
This In Just the paper above all Others for per-
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
s-nd to their friends at . distance. Price only
tree cents per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
lsePeid by stamps when 20 arranged.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. HALLECK,s
ARMY.
Three StYsng Reesnbsissancss-The6 Great
Conflict At Hand.

Three S0snG RecenBeissauces-T Great
Conflict 1t Hand.
BEFORE CoRINTH, May 2s.-Three strong re-
connoitering columns advanced this morning
from Gen. Thomas command on the right Gen.
Buell's on the centre and Gen. Pope on the left,
for the purpose Of feeling the enemy's position,
and unmasking his batteries. - ~
The enemy contested the ground hotly at each
point, but was driven back with considerable
loss.
Gen. Pope's column encountered the strong est
opposition, when we lost Is killed and wounded.
The enemy len ~ dead on the field.
We captured some ave or six ofacsn and several
privates.
Although the enemy disputed the passage Of
Bridge Greek sharply, we held possession Of it on
the southern side. ..--..--.,. =.
In some Instances our advanced lines Of Skin.
my's entertainments. Indeed, so near are we that
prominent officers believe that the enemy will
attack N at daylight tomorrow.
The ansiI OF to-day II considered decided sue
gained very strong positions right In the teeth Of
Il has been ascertained that the rebel officer
killed at the battle Of Pennington on the 9th In
slant, who was at hrst suppos to be General
Price, was Col. Ingraham, Of Gen. Van Dorn's
staff.
The prisoners captured TO day report the arrival
Of General Lovell's army at Corinth last night.
A REBEL BATTERY CAPTURED.
HALLEcK's HEADQUARTERS, May 29.-Contrary
10 the general expectation, the rebels did not open
on us this morning, but General Pope opened FIRE
a rebel battery, which the latter returned with
twelve-pounders.
After an hours Smelling, the rebels pulled down
the flag that was waving their battery, hauled
back their guns and our forces at this hour occupy
the position.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


SzNATI.-After our report closed Yesterday
The memorial Of West Virginia, asking 10 be
admitted as a State, was referred.
The Tax bill was then taken up and discussed,
AFTER which the Senate went Into executive session
HoUsRs-Afer our report closed-% "a
The COMMITTEES OF Judiciary reported bill 70
carry into effect certain treaties, and making pro-
vision Tor the more efectual suppression OF the
slave trade; passed THE bin provides for con.
suiaf courts, and invests consuls with judicial
powers In the disposition Of property proven to
have been used in the slave trade
The bill to purchase hospital in Washington
was, after some discussion, rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-30

IL The Hon. Thomas A. Scott, Assistant
Secretary Of War, arrived at Phladel phia yester.
day, direct from Gen. Halleck's army before
Corinth, having left there last Friday. Our army
position, and ready for the great struggle.
battle may be expected within the next ten days.
Mr.. Scott has been unanimously reelected Vice
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and will
soon enter upon the management Of that company,
the President, Edgar Thompson, being about 10
depart for Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-30

fHR NKw YoRK WORLD AND SECRETARY
srAsTos.-Ths readers Of the New York World
viii have noticed the bitter attacks Of that paper
npsn Secretary Stanton. Such criticism Of the
conduct Of the War Department would come with
better grace from some paper not Identified with
De interests Of Mr.. Alexander Cummings, whose
PERSONAL gries, II In fair 10 assume, do not permit
him 10 view the course Of the successor to Mr..
Cameron with strict impartiality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-30

EXCITEMENT IN CUMBRRLAND-W learn from
gentleman from Cumberland that there was a
great excitement In that city on Monday night in
consequence Of the defeat Of Gen. Banks. A
large crowd assembled In front of the residence
Of Col. Mckaig, prominent secessionist, when
pistol was fred from a window Of the house
The crowd then commenced throwing stones al
the windows, which they completely demolished
The stable Of McKaig was set on fire and de.
stroyed. -Whesliag Intsl
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u From our neighbor, Metzerott, we have
ne following new music, Issued by Firth, Pond
q Co., New York :-"volunteers FAREWELL by
J. b. Richie; "Last Words Of Washington ,,
words by Gee. p. Morris, music by Thomas
Dan Brysni's celebrated song, "Thats what,
Tie mates, !" BY 3. c. Foster; and "come where
NY love Ia dreaming" arranged a. solo, by
fOSter
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NV Books-From Philip & Solomons, 332
Pennsylvania avenue, we have "Les Miserables, d
tPart first "Fsntine, ") by Victor Hugo, (his first
prose romance since Notre Dame de Paris, ~
ranslased by Charles Z. Wilbur, and published
IN tasteful style by g. w. Carlton, N. Y. The
work Is impassioned and Frenchy, but poetical,
novels.
Flank Moore's valuable g Rebellion Record -
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a young lawyer Of this city, was arrested on las!
Tuesday afternoon in this place by Lieut.. David
kolb, Of company /, First Maryland Regiment
OF the Potomac brigade, and on the same day
was taken to Fort McHenry. we under,tana
that he was arrested on the charge Of having SIG.
nailed the enemy from the Maryland heights, op
posite Harper's Ferry.-Ftsdsriek (Md0 Unioa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-30

SENT TO FoRT McHxxlY WIN. H. Cowan,
shsi Of Baltimore, and by order Of Gen. Dix wa
sent 70 Fort MeHenry. His arrest 10 said to have
been ordered In consequence Of lang aAge used
while defending prisoner on trial In the Crimi-
nal Court on "wednesday. John ID. Fofmey,
charged with having publicly declared hlmsslf {
rebel against the Government Of the United States
~ order Of General DIX was also sent 70 Fort Nc
neury .#
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PKRsoSAL.-6overnor VIM. sprague, Of r. l.,
q. Q. senator-elect; Colonel Arnold and Major
Bsbbitt, U. o. A, are at willards,.
James X. Morris and family, Of Ohio, are at the
Kirkwood
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u The Nashville Union Of May - ays
"LzrKe quantities Of tobacco arrive hers daily,
nom The interior. Cotton keeps pouring In
4 III Hon. John A. Gilmer, Of N. c., II leading
Kind Of hermit life upon comPuls,on, bu. 10 stin
uue 70 the old nag. 80, 80. ~. 81.
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lH POLICE-At tae meetlnG Of ihs Board Of
MetroPoIitan Police, held on the 29!h day OF May
Rssos,sd, That the Superintendent be Direct
ed TO give notice through all tbs papers of the
city that It 10 the determination Of the Board OF
Comnla toner's Of the Metrop Titan Police to has 9
peace and order maintained throug bout the CITY on
mordAJ, June Sd the annual election day. and es-
peolal oare W ~ be taken that the polls shsl be un-
obstucted and thst voters are not interfered with
in the exercise oil their rights.
Resolved, That the NJ etropol,au Police be a.
psois ly instructed TO strictly enforce the law
sgsinst all who may be found with deadly weapons
The above revolutions of the Board will b. strict
~ enforced, and 70 hist the whole force of the
department VIII be called into action. Tbs CO OBJ
GRAFTON OF citizens the effort TO preserve orde n
on the day OF eiectlO n Is oonfidrrtly expected.
BY order. W. X WE'RE
m 81 ~ Super. tendent of pnloe,
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III Ina recent election In shelbyville, Ten
neasee, the Unionists had decided victory. 4.
g. Caldwell, the Union candidate for Chancelior,
received $40 votes, and B. l.. Ridley, the Rebel
candidate, but % votes. -
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NOTICE

c,1s q, 81 ths Nav Yard ana Hoinity tsSs ~
vSsrs q me S2rnsr Of Elghth and X streets -
s6sScd. - ''saonAa ssaa v'u 3 pssslsli
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n~WE THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY
AY Merchants, dong business In the CITY OF
WeshIngton, do hereby asres to close oar res peo-
i've stores az eig ut s) O'CLOCK p m, from June Lar
70 october LIST, Saturday nig hts excepted,
SAMUEL BACON CO.
r--r 8ROWNING g HEATING,
~ " n B. r. MORSELL,
yNO. II. SEMME s & CO.,
.,-....- 'r.ge o WILLIAM BRYAN, - ~
MHHSAY sEMMEs, ...
BENJAMIN BEALL,
GEO. q THOS. PARKER Il Co,
+. =. WHITE,
EDWARD HALL,
BARBOUR SEMMES,
m0 Ns g., E. KENNEDY -
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By THOMAS powI.iNs .,,,,..-

- NV LINZ, ACotoneer,
{ hAASCEkY SALE.-By virtue Of q deores
BIZ. q siS Vre st court 81 The Dtstriet Of CoSme
II ~ vhlsa James Wrres Is oo@ssipast' 90
n LIES. tsnsoivsr and oteis Are cefsndants. d.
on WEDNEsDAi, the ssh ess Of JAM nsst ~
a.; ~ ne tSsnccn the following piece or par
house thereon, nov ooe1Iied Sy Mr. Vspse,vsrrn n
,f, Psr s Lot nambslsd lsi and rs IN bSss
ne ses street and a - es Sc ss ~ 81
Rs,d. ro1 ne from the south west cornsr OF
to.tassy With the west side Of Grssn strest1 q
iss .nsres westerly and parslsi vita Bridss ~.
ssfest. Is feet, thence sastsriy AZ s.nI. sr;,b
srssS, ise feet 20 me place Of bssiHnins
month";; the purohsssr siyins I. 49, M -
s.ss 70 BE- spslevsd Tie frastss. Ss.rns
AlecHvsysIoiss q a. sspsn.. oftA. purchaser.
O. !, - rEEcS e isf nEHSSs rs Jss..:s:
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GovERNtFilNSJT SALE OF oATTLE Al
.. Sever; =. =, sssadrsd fSck cIEFEE win b. .ea
S g ,ss Ssa ssX q !uVs q, q ooocf m, At he
Grounds, Washington. d. C smoaS yS,ah s1s =
4. Can asmes5 e fss MiIeS Cows, VITA caves.
ma ~ A. s0l 8s sccikWrsH Major C. q
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FUTURE DAYS

By J. c. mo6UIRE q CO.. Auonopeer,-
NEAT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
MosNIsess June sg ar q 10 E6
ne residence OF y. W, Calvert. Ess.. No. SEQ ri
Walnut q ar Spring seat Sofa,
sSSIs f ssd rs MS.s SSs
S Si,. msms Pc, ass, EssrsyingI,
Lace Cgrtalns and Cornlee. Silt Shsdss,
B B,ssSsn sI a.! infIaiR Carpet Rug,
R b.s,l Be-: BolstsT and Pillows. Mattress.
tn IN X, I Isei E, sidebo.Id, Clock,
ss:. S ana ps.Hr % S.Ss Stove
Cssiors. Ia0e Cutlery, wsitsrr
kltchen Utensils, &c.
mS &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auo,..
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Asotiopeer.-
HugsEHHLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
fT SE.b Az TU Pgs15s If1ss;s UTss:
e. s.is s$ IS BIZ: sss
One Mahogany Frame Piano orts. Burseus, snd
Fine sIoostslls and White Window curtalns, ana
1hrse by and other Carpets. Passage and other
ssr!Rs Losnss. Bedssssd., Cooking and other
With good Let Of Kitchen Requisites.
One excellent Work Horse. hind and ,,,.,.
Three Cows 3 Carriages, spnnr Msffss " sson.,
Piov.. and other Farming Utsn.ils.
orssst nsso Al III sn1. under go oash; over ga,
Sor.sd bs.1 hu esys ior notes satisfactorily en-
na GREEN q WILLIAMS, a,o,..
UTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
on asooqnt Of the rain until TUESDAY neJt. he
ma eREEN a Wi VIII ne tsoe
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BALLS, PARTIES. Ao.


GRAND PIC NC 9. .Hs HOLY HILL BAND
WIZ take place a. = :
ShhkN sPS ~ SPPAAXyiIEJI oN !ns., Georgetown,
Ine MAsagsrs most respectfully invita- the ,oati.
rns ~ Weshssgton and 6eorgstoVn to par =
p,MH GNI91 i vii be omitted TO make this TIA
Refreshments of ali kinds viii be on thu q rosnt
spmoisnt poilos in stteldan 70 preserve ord.
Ada - MY eents, admitting gentleman and
william HodGkiss. Musieal u,reosor. rs,,,a
=: nv ell..a. rloor MAnag9.. m % So
He Propristors Of GLYMoNT a. r..
" iniorminE ths oi.isens Of Wsakington.
yyorits liaee Of resort vli De recpsnsS. E III
Io e re acsemmodatIon Of partes. On srd sscr ~
S s,s next door to BrovnS EsSssnrSzs eo-,i-
tSar.t M and sy. AM gerson wiIhinE TO 611
msi ~ ~ Oesihess can xlso b aooomr1odsssS ~.
making application 90 the sbsYe named plscss W
I n, Is-asss ..,,.rrrs JONES q MILLER. d.
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By B0NIZ & GRIFFITH, Auotioueers.
500 ia S., bsssoe.H I aHd * sf,ssfs.

%" - VsttDtfW 4 IVA n SfftNs.
pOslIIVE SALE OF FRENCH CHINA
Sp,aLrs, xbLASEtIs: CoMToITs, &C -On WEB
SESUAl MOhNlN6, yase <Eh, az 10 o q loof on
eel; 70 cover advances, Tot OF saaffiss oomsris
HANDSOME French China vsses
N Do, do Gofse ard Tes Set, q pieces.
H - seiLles Qaits Dlmity Spre,ds,
Blanfets Comforti. Table ClOths
Plated FORKS and spoons,
IsSr Handled pilnsr and Desert Knives IA An.
Terms os.S Ho'es 700 numerous % asnuOn.
mad BONTZ q GRIFFI7H. .-,,,
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WAssaiNST0N CITY GARDEN, Ns,. Yoi
6sr res reetnly informs the public that he has re
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season
tS oIelock m: there WIN be q band Of music In
Sttencance. hne Ten-pin Alley and Shootlnr
GALLERY hsye been, erected for the amuss ment on
visltors; Clubs and assooiatIons oan have the use
me Sasds5 By Ei,ing rotoe 70 tae rroprietof :.
ceavors 10 please ali who honor him W m theiy
presence. In "a smsl ERNST LOEfFLER.
TEE WARRINGTON ACADEMY OF M UsIC.
a. No; SeS rem, avenue, south side, between
Sn a1d 10Th streets- Every evening FREE CON
SEhI OF the best osasssca ard opera musIo per-
foIm.d By eminent artists in their knest style The
reireshmsnta st moderate prices ofhoers s!Wss y.
m % ~ AWAY RoS SEM n SIaeI Pro,r,,.
pAIENT OFFICE CgKI0sITIEs-suids V
= fetenus catalogue Of Curiosities and Govern
nsSs SsTS:n 81 me s.s1d e Patent
% n,si fH1Iri,hsd ks,l.9sd EepOrti Mitsry Re
Furnished % Pedlsr.i Mi.itsfy Trials; MilitSry
iSHx,n Af n1 RsEgi.siSn P.lor.na d the Coal
ss'csa' ~ hsoSliset cheap rent Large salss, sv
my Elm ALFRED HTSThR.
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SECOND WARDUNCONDITI UNION
~ CANDIDATES.
For ALdrm1H.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
For CoHreamen.
GBOh6E l.. RAUB,
J. w. THOMPSON,
j. RUSSELL BARR

Voters in the city one rear 81 not rssIstsred will
Ieoeive al information by calling at the Commute
Hooms. street, one door from 18th. NJ edics Col
o clock. - m "a 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-30

~ BLACK SILKS
W pieces more OF those very cheap and good
Silks Just received.
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FUKUS hTHENEUM,
This Fashionable and Popular Establishment viii
open for the
REG ULAR SUMNER SEASON
On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Jupe ID,
With
COMBINATION OF REFINED AND FASHIONABLE
M U ca l., COMIC
And
Elegantly adapted Entertainments
IL For further particulars zee bills AND future
announcements.
Admission 30 and IS cents Orchestra Seats rs
the day. m % M
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Il ORGANDY MUSLINS!
5000 yards. opening this day, ranging in price
from l2h 70 33Is cents, which are decided M
J, w. COLLEG, :
m9& 523 Seventh at above Pa av.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING DOME OF
CAPITOL.

MORE NEW GREY GOODS!
Just received s COO yards besutiful Plain and Fir
ured Grey Goods, ranging in price from l2x TO six
oents-all very oheap-at ]. w. CULLEY,S
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JUST RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
~ space, Penn avenue, betveen>
ing Balmorals. French Lasting,
Lace, Congr ess and Button Caters, ~
Eteroh Kid Slippers. Misses and "
Chlldrens' Shoes of every description; Gents
rJenoh "a fskIn; Glove Cali, Patsgt Leather. Mo
rocco, and Lasting Caters, and Ties Also 8
great vartety of Boys Shoes. AZ eIoeedjnS Iov
prloes. In so eotrl ]. ROSENTHai."
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II ACK SILKS!
- BLACK SILKS!
had At the New Store"
We have Black silks from IS cents to Sl5O per
yad. Those IN want Of good and cheap Black
fD-A premium of4 per cent allowed for yold
JOS. MAY, sos Pa. sv.,
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NATfNEE SATURDAY,
For Ladies' and Children, when q purber M
Yer Cake Basket. .. -
Admission, ladies' 20 cents; children 10 cent?,
Doors open at2 O'Clock performance commence
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17
River NEWS.


The river is, at last at stand, and we
may now expect it to go down as rapidly
as it rose, unless again swollen by rain
Yesterday was dull day upon the river.
The Fairchild and the Monarch came
up from the battle ground with wounded
soldiers, in all about six hundred. A few
were landed here, mosi of them being sent
to hospitals above.
The OOrdelia Ann left for the oumber-
land river and the Matte Cook for Bowling
Green.
The Commodore Perry was lying at the
wharf all day taking in a cargo of wheat,
-four and pork. EtsgCIT -.
She viii leave for Pittabnrg this morn
ing. E -
The fsmous PioAeer 70 she battle field,
Charley Bowen, will leave this after.
noon tfor Cairo and intermediate ports. It
is precious privilege to travel on the
Bowen.
The Little CAliOpe, Star Grey Bagle win
be along to-day for Henderson, and then
for Louisville. Look out for her music,
bat especially for nice state room on
board. ~s =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

A ToUcHIzG DEMONSTRATION the news
of the terrible battle of the 9Th and 7th
reached Rockville, Parke county, the patri-
otto people Of that place made mp and sent
forward to this point large amount Of
those articles so necessary to the sick and
wounded soldiers. Yesterday one of these
boxes was opened by Mr. Potter of Terre
Haute, and the first objects that met his
gaze Was letter from the wife of Captain
Harvey to her husband. Beneath 1t was a
handsome sheet bearing her name. How
little did she think when preparing these
things and packing them, that the one for
whom they were intended was already
wrapped in the icy embrace of death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

MARSHALL County, KENTUCKY, I
March Both. 1852,

MARSHALL COUNTY, KENTUCKY, /
March 30th, 1862.
At meeting Of the Union citizens Of
Marshall county, Kentucky, held at Flat
Woods on the 29th inst, DR.. W. 7. Chiles
was called to the chair, and A. johnson
appointed Secretary. The object of the
meeting being to take into consideration the
claims of the various candidates for Appel
late Judge in the 4th Appellate district of
Kentucky, therefore, be 1t G
ResoEued, That we unanimously nominate
and recommend to the convention, to be
held in Henderson, Kentucky, on the first
Monday in May next, our patriotic and dis
tinguished friend Judge R. K. Williams as
q suitable man 10 ELL said Office.
ResoIVed, That we appoint SO delegates
10 said convention, Samuel Duncan, DIR. W.
7. Chiles, w. Waller, and Joseph Winter,
to cast the Union vote of Marshall county.
Res0Lved, That in case our delegates
should fail to attend said convention, We
appoint and request Lucien Anderson, ESQ.,,
of Mayfeld, Kentucky, to cast the vote Of
Marshall county as alternate.
Res0ICed, That the Louisville Journal and
Democrat, and the Union papers of the
district be requested to publish the proceed
ings of this meetfNR
The meeting then adjourned.
w. T. CHILES, Chairman.
A. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

R@~ The patients in the hospitals here
are, so far as we can learn, doing well,
only two Of those brought here having
died. Besides the physicians regularly at
tached to the hospitals a number from
abroad are deVOting themselves to the
humane work Of relieving the wounded
and suffering. The scarcity Of good nurses
is seriously felt, and We hope viii soon be
remedied.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

sThe number Of strangers in our city
for the last few days has been very large.
They came from al parts of the State and
mostly on the same errand, namely to look
for wounded friends Ior to administer to
their wants. Their eulogies upon the
kind-hearted bsnevolence OF the people Of
this city and especially the ladies areof the
most glorious character. 77-4
e. Several were most gratefully surprised to
find the friends whom they were looking
for in the hospitals, at private houses re.
zceiving the assiduoHs attentions Of careful
female nurses ti2 ttF2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17
gems A.sydney JOhnsOn's PrOclGma-
ton.

t1On.
The following is the proclamation Of Gen.
Albert Sydney Johnson, issued to the rebel
troobs, and read at the head Of every rsgi-
ment upon moving from Corinth to attack
our forces at Pittsburg Landing. 1t will
be seen that he, as well as BeAuregard, had
the most perfect confidence in the success of
the rebel arms. How nearly their expecta-
tions were realized, the history of that
bloody Sunday attests. This order was
picked up on the field, after the battle Of
Monday;
HsADouARTs Army OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
CoRINTH, Miss April Sd, 1852.
Soldiers Of the Army of the Mississippi:
have put you in motion to offer battle
20 the Invaders of your country. t- go
With the resolution and disciplined valoc
becoming men fighting, as you are, for all
worth living or dying for, yoa can but
march to decisive victory over the agra
rian mereenaries, sent to despOil You OF
your liberties, property, and honor. Re-
member the precious stake inv OlVed. Re
member the dependence Of your mothers,
your wives, your sisters, and your children
on the result Remember the fair, broad,
Astounding land, the happy homes, and the
ties that would hs desolated by yoHr defeat,
The eyes and hopes of eight millions o.
people rest upon you. You are expected to
show yourselves worthy Of your race and
NI~saSasi uO-0 EEOvEC uCVUtIUu IN TuIH WIZ
has never been exceeded in any time.
With such incentives to brave deeds, and
with the trust that God is with US, your
General will lead you confidently to the
combat, assured of success.
ALBERT s. JOHNSON,
Official: Gen. Commanding.
JOHN n. OTHY, A. A. A. Gen'l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

AUCTION SABs By ]. j. OoHN.-On
Saturday April 10th at 81 o'clock ! will
SCH 81 pubic auction hne assortment Of
dry goods, ssueh as Ladies' dress goods,
hosiery, gloves, hOnnets, &C., also fine
assortment of boots and shoes also 1000
lbs Goldfish, &C.. &C., &c.
J. J. COIN. Auctioneer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-17

2 Ia Business will be done this morning
and hereafter in the New Post Office
Chandler's corner, opposite the Sherwood
House, Office opens to-day Thursday at
z o'clock A. n. Closes for the day at lOA
o'clock AK. After to-day twill be opened
and closed as usual. q ---75 s@ssar