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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
LJRroAs SILL OF rRIDs-rHs AMEnrc,s sQuApRos.

AFRICAN 81 LOE IhADs-IHA AAhElGAN sVuApRJH.
Ia Ihe B5use Of Commons on the 2Sh ult, Lord Pal.
MFRS or, in answer to- an irquiry submitted by Mr..
Wylj, ssid
"A Representation hes tCtn made TO TIE Uoitei States
Government that the number Of sunJ stipulated by tr;
to b. employed by them on the coAs: Of Africa for tie
fupprefssn Of Slavery are not now on that stsiou-
Tbs given that the Ccces-ies Of war and OF
the blockade which they a1ishiug the SOntb
Coast obliged them 10 withdraw from iortiSn statous
part their cruisers which bad been there employed
Undoubtedly, this answer trough cannot altogether
cort IT, not very satisfactory one, because It ony
amounts to thii--hat the United StStes fail in execung
IN, ergag mapt Of treaty rcsting sol 'c In which
Engs IN II tska great interest," because tho eruicers
which ought bo employed thg nj loyed a os.
tahshing blockade, ast'SA 10 itssJ very i'jgieHs
{, the inrfs's end oomiasres u hs eaHRtry. Hear,
heAr But believe warranted in 6syiag tnis tho
President of the tied S2s Is v5rJ ShyiOuS cooper
ate with Gf,lt Britain for the suppression Of the Slave
trade. Her, hsar,l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY +!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS
Stationary Battery, Heavy ARTILLERY


Stationary Battery, Heavy ARTILLERY.
/ TgUr. HATLEY MORTON Of .hs NsYsl BA lsry, A,I
IL iu-t he past yea sasIlg been duly su:hor zld 5lA
of lsj5r Cscrr. nag ude orgA1Ie s4
s,,masry u l25 IA n for lie Xo ktown Naval Bate
- "a, to salst IA ne cause Of sr eOaay and n Of
zoe 81 locations Il Vs s0g .Fa t'Iss
II Cslcbra Cd B,ttury onpes anl prcIpocs Of
lIedy ace o. n, enemy to IS point a ne oP n9g o.
H5ud bsd early cay p'slee fnd olid also
all those her cSunirs tereti 1t
A,. ha TO he 0I and % be oani At p'i where they
can rsrdsr be IA most etc sIyise
A. u es g.ne,s Il me csa viii Psm' fu rgh' to
a. 10 Ell vii b. gra7ts .Eulsy md csrtLa
berna'ts ,b'snt fom hs e'n any a. 'i!tsd tm ;.
A. DuVsIs Drig store, Riehmond,
msis-ly' or .ttte NayA battery, yorktown.
HvANyED-Ee,ruts TO- he pitn Artillery one the
w BrJ Ea,t.rss 10 ss se rop ih city o. KeauoTd tn
q iptn-rt Z - batter i 81 -epsr eouPlee lhr Plei
on ugtr riule .a w r. mr0cy hAl sny 70 me
b. eyic- Nya5 soo- fepara5. m.n i'll he rsc,ly d.
ths very pinch Of 'hsvsr iverl'hn' te!snd sVon
si-t o. h'Poss fh-S1 ~bo srs %se oba' AIMS a'd
cfss. o1 iIt5 ezo d civ: orto s,rs r O.
"a al rreIr 's1bI &. So a. " .. G. = "ra-g' q H.
TIE UuIer, ed Sl l p Ga nd dur D, n pes NJ week
a. Sal fu,ain Any i4osnIuen IN respect to 'l; o'Is.n
ua,s-G Coas Company.
A ECs.E 'IoN, SIIHOAVAEI,s haas az.
slI T c M fl. ssis s or Gs Ken a.
"a o. sank and lh street sia1es vi? have act
rl'ftca I'll do 90 az oHee. n A. sIO ADlN AMI
T. n. HEWITT.
w. h. wtISI1ER
uh's-I5! Gus. z. DNKRACOTT.
LANO FOR sAAE.
SE proprietor for sale, aou-And twelve Aua
jcl o. dae Cane and GAN Land, well sispted 10
hz rsduc0n of And Cotton, Aad r the Stst o.
spjppl Ibis land situated Vie Southern boundary OF
-laiossr County beautiful La, three miles cm the va
yyr Into heb cnptsg aEcslug Zoe Steamboat usy
alton INTO Upon tnI lGad tcalnins ave yvAfs cid
shch .,iteapiible II m1Eng Ca crop TIE asi scar
tes one !si cash the balshce h So annua nstAment
ors half Of VII DO taken o negro property desired
IIlr.s, y ". RAEDLE.
hs Ian3laK) YsEoo River care Of L. eV Drop,
o.sa-u Vlcksbur,. hIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
r. DEPAaT dENr OP hESK u,
RlcuN Nd, Va, Aarsh Alb, 1862. I
GENERAL OSDEss. I

10.
~ OF the authority conferred by General Odcrs No
Auys1t nd Ilsprc Generals c dAre LIST, s62 Capt
y u0ivn aPp11ted Proves, ag-hL Of the q OF IN
adunilg u-d country fr the ct-2-e
q ten 1lss
IL the Passport Cm,e continued At rs present losson
der elArg' OF tns truygsI MArIhAL
III Jhs dsIlIu all dis rI9Go1 o. VaosS Irrtlous aHl
lquo-s othe int XisAppg besera. is sJl-ie
h1et This der viii bss civ oced % he frovost Mar
sa1l al ount si1- selling giving aSay, OF
Ia any mAzn,r us los.ns o'slca bsysTageA
" p=soas q degree except these 10 he service o
t~c SIT Cos l-r.e stas hGyag n their possession
ie the same % he ordnance Dspar msH on or bre
Oh -E- tney n b. s-tEsi AadtAxen
by n NArasL bel ne the sIste
llA Sllb- delivered . Col su-cS ~ tbs state
a tls rly fas rd ssss hia is utAui
double bSsrr ed stt snd ptI "
81 my be usfIl IN tn asi. CJmpsts, I'LL be
pgas delivered gp taLel lao pSbI, "a, and
IN tH- Uube vice vii be rece2tei fr
sy osdss Of RI.s ten. JN-. H. NISnES. C5n'd Ac
l. PAGE,
rnh5--G ASS AoI = Cep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
nnLTmHIAN EIoERL..

A SPECIAL NOTICE Te TU . Va sEiEAsss. -
n vast t iift1c uaierst'4d a-i - gs.a'lii-f'nE
- rrazl5 Of IL pilua, Vz nu1r ollc gram
h4r na-fa-y t-1fg tC fhs l5E rslz'- aoc pa
s1 si-ucs or ,fzIg c0thi-g VIII atAs!s Lax, cut IN
e. az. HsI lt.ir.
of zhsr CftAe above A.. e-s III de- vel 70 eal
a. ua. h-t1.- p4sch si sl.sghcrs Cal On 1r
ssff-l1 Az Dr-rl Cutler, tJK -! -sAt t.li . tas
C.rr ian H.ta, E.clus45 Va doli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
CRESCENT CITY IAK MANDATORY.
GEORGR II. VIETEH, Sole Agent.

CAESCkhT CITY lAk MANDATORY,
GEORGE u. VIETEH, Sole Agent.
NO. iO5 POYDSAs STREET NEW ORLEANS
NeusInk, 50 cts y Red lax, % cts 10 sl0 y b
Boak Ink, % do DO Oauane Ink, tL50 %
Carl Ink, 81 DO DO axe LAX, IS cts y oH
Cop er n 4, Ink S2 30 20 Parp,e Lnk, T5 ds d
AuoErAphc Ink. 5 10 Brown Ink, also 3
~ The AuoSrAple Ink Is Green Ink, SI5O
= Lihcgr .phle INK Ssieh Ssn. Ye low lax, StSO Co
no, be phot s. phsd or e-,sed varB1.....T5 cts .
BY sny ch-taicAl procssA Gold sE7....el
Bike nk, 20 Gle - Soo n. 70 ets % l.5o OF
Thess IrSs Of supeor quality nNnnfactured In New
lcArs by practical easS warranted equal 70 the beet
Nohs7 make aad in general by the New Orleans
P.vSN
AT orders addressed 20 Gro. II VINFEN,
Type Foundry and Printers warehouse,
No. los foydrEs stree, NeE UreaGs,
viii be promptly attended TO. fsli-iAw2a
HEADQUARTERS BEFT. OF HEERICo,
Richmond, Va, March ilh. lsea
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. G.
H. Railroad Comp mics and the James Rive and kanGVhl
Csn' CorpanT Iooidiel Eaasport Into th ely cut
OF a. sl.r.tut liquors. other n'gNicst
III sup-Eate dents Of Railroads II the ia Canal
requested q ses0d a1Ir q the Irjsosi ~ hsl ths
Der OF pA AHng thsr roGdI and CAn cat Of lhe
city a. EAe no'd
PAsE,
uAiS-u Al. Adg- Gen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
HEApCUARrEHs DEsGRrMENT OF agNnoo.
Rfr.Nnsn a March 1th lhCo
sNEslL Orders !

''NAfSI ~ G''DIH0
CLJhn Potsr Is appointed Provost harshsl n the
city o. Rcuoni A1d Caftns Guiuin and :. Z EHyaArd
are appointed A.sstNut P-ovcst Narshais.
Communications vv0s urileo, concerning passports or
thr CT on q GuArds the erosoIi sArsla
II The city q AishuUnl ' divided ntl hsN-s Dis
tie BY line cozrnsrcng a. SsyoS Blgs aud Iuaniof ~
s.rer 20 Up Msir 70 Governor
l3gl set 2 see t1ense 9a t'sst 20 the hnu OF the
cuy.
C-psin A. eoign; the bs u said lice Is under
,hs eoInlnd CT Ca t4aJ q AAyaNTd
Ill Samuel asceu bn . appoi4tlG Ctis! CfPs &C.
by order q Biz 6en- NO. h NNDEA.
l. PaGL
AsnA sdjt General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TNRif6:
Dsay PAPER, ss pss l1sa; s'riW seky, ss,k ~ a.
usys h Asvscea Rsisreez Be EAde Al hs oS ei Re
uaas % sT.teace tAken on We aePoA'
lstisEin ne Post O2es eontatzing l1onsy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
LIGHT ARTILLERY-s $50 BOUNTx.

yNE are authorized 10 raSe Company for Field l,H
w Arley for The War; and spyeGl TO cur old fsAS
etds and associates in the country and elsewhere, to 0
aid us 10 enIHg ior 81 Pc SOrs de ing E
" join Company report TO OncC In Eiehmold
Col Chss Lee, PsLts Wsfehouf IL ncGbus Be,sry
WorLam, Ped ellis Amherst. who authorized 10 receive
sni snsnts . the Company.
ihs Lg5ature yesterday p7nsi resolution forriddsE
sny cSmPanes 10 e formed for ss consdrIe
service bui 'abieopg pe gia 20 immediate drsh fov
Ihs time % escape that Grs1
Clothing hi best au ,hy viii be furnished a. dvannsnt
pee- sLa P'y Do-rs Bounty ID museT so
vice
taF- Address Us q. L. nchbuIs or Richmond.
JEo. 7. ECBANK,
ni6-H wA.TkR q. TURPIH
NANTBD-Chesterfefd Cavalry so Recruits
W wi be received 10 this company 1hs recIu si be
uted 20 pay transportation, and tubssrc- The line a1d
place 0f sll4m,n togel with tn. Cf 81 bouDy.
.ppl- st the keeruiung once Gary sir-, 70 the
" r. or A. Moore W. D. WJOLDRiDSE O.t,
nh5-im Reerui'i-g Cheer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
A, PaSr.hsr and Bookseller,

Pasushss and sE-rB 'os sae-
Hss-as a-.y o. virsra-A History of Virginia, ,ros ~
IA 5very and ssn-ut by En4peans The present time, -
E,---t HouIs1H So v0 sgo. Volume c0gtkns The
Htlv Gftrs Col11y 90 s Psat Of Pas In l63 V0l1ne
s1aas t-e 10y % COLBY anl o. the staie o li5 70
th- R-t-ocsft0n Of al uiTlain i~ft 50 81
fae Be.s vn IN s ps-s Of this work OF hr nov
h1 asi or 1y c5lsd.r-d the best uNtel-c5 History of
n Ess'e plbtHcf.
Is5sy me ytlsy Tlr-i ~ samuel Ksrehsy4 vol
S. ---501 -isl5n revised $50
dast ast5rv and an Wars % Ees.e-n FirEniAA Hs
So rfAs EAl Ssa1-zI o. f1Aa Wars Fr1ie-n 'EGtuls,
s-,--rr % ihs yrcu1 EE1et'.1-l = the Nts
p-ss1rl 1873 ai.o, e.. gaph-l sss''nI ef O so-l-ser
g. H, 'l3h, Levl y -t-- l-I1r.i Daniel Bro Naasa,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Madrid gpaca OF the lSsh OF Tebsuary, conhsms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
Law CARDS
ST. p. EURWELL,

ATTORN Ely AT LAW,
RI0HAoSD, v.RdlstA.
rrrs a. an o. tss Courts Of his Oily s,sts aud Goa
II 'el.gste ~, iii. a.,
-. t.s,-- a. -, l....s.- a Cana trs-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

1t|eslIs1elI . % ol1dcl % y hle u
- .d oa iSs asassop or PEsVOssy sreod sPoa BE
lzrs1 re la-tleu. -. -
esr vi BE ooztazat nnt ordered -at ana ayA'
frrste- lec1riiagg. -,
- s-l.f, NJ ir-szFaFssE7Fo avoid any deg
r,frs tas Au17s' Advert s prser sc state 0st
'-s -- eSsB oay yHs 20 .se lu sais business Eel
Nts s s1A an -tsr sent by thC 70 De A.
Ee|s.seal -1 re. I'D no vVrtsa0n
" rl s.ate sr1 General AEents Adveresrna aos ie bs
~ year. bet 10 Be chsEed =, ile rseal ras a-
ssssb 5'fcea1tg aher ne agreed u1o1- --
" zfs-r snd yearly svc-ssgs generally, eusa-a- ore
~ resrs soaaE WA ne Pivsgs OF ehansc, s usA ea @
s.sv avga n any s1a, -ft more teaa the An7cos
sgsd u1rn the EtArd2g rule anter tHy contrast a AZ s
g. r--a a----. % be -Egrssd st the usta re'ss.
AdysrJssots Inserted IN the $ sssy "hE AZ - e,et
- spA-e o. aes les for g. t- tsr5a, ant 50 eers
= r:'-gaes. or 70 weekly, 2 s esnis-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
NOTICE.

AFR HESRY KAYTON, OPTICIAN, formerly OF PetsnburF
" hssl Gated b!rs.ef No 81 Nrn where he Will 10
eAset toses hose Shole Sight need Improving Here VIA,
?etertturE paper says:
we the urdere ei take asue Ia Mr. Henry
dsytn 70 the Cisens Petersburg and Iuroundg country
o ~ considerable rcr We have i.d lin s,1 '0ua<
hat hJ suTd with epectsces better N e0aA
seiveA And. as tie sight q ssuLnfs s1 sr-'s j.
snd 20 81 ect require f.-. ..r
~, 'ich Cmphst c. 3 -.y 81. t--a. ......,
therefore, chetrfuiy reeOuHEDJ ts
.
IA
WI
fe25-;f Rev
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

DaRGAINS EN OVE3 COAEs.--As tae i.a'5a ID
ID sssesd 1le'y srssi basi1s IA l Sn oi OTsr
ca NsaAVe los Ch1ice Greg fiili.ury over Coats
D. J-rs ,ld PdsAlss Sheh ~ ca N-tstss . s.as nc
40 -arsst BALDWIN a WILLIAMS,
"a ia aad us Man street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
NOTICE.

TEIHE Second Company of"Rhmoad HovIe has boen re-
organized, ard Lieut. David Watson tleceI Captaia. We
Ious 10 the npmber Of company no.
op otuAlI taus ca red 70 yoapg Of good eh
Acisr - j1l old nlztson which has I'D
HowtS ani thoroughly qap-ei TO- Geld service Appl
s. P!essaats helry Jone at No. Wa street.
Oupeoer o., Va George Christian, -hGse5 c:, II Va
tshiO-a2ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

OAK SspS PREMIUM BITTRRS 70 we'll know
ID in Ygus be had Of prominent DcIg s's In
q Richmond Also 90 Is dsE Will be paid for all
enpy Bottles, MeSrL bEADz& BAEsIs aad w. rOSIRs
DTngssS dto street od,rs FOR Baker. bers p hPty
- usual, by addressing n. BAhkR PIOp'F.
fe2S Z keh 1cnd, Va
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

BG~ 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity our readers find US premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
bat during our recent trip to the melan-
choly scenes of Pittpburg Landing there
was one medicine which we found in the
hands of nearly every soldier, giving relief
wherever applied, whether internally or
externally. We refer to Perry Davis Vet
etable Pain Killer. All spoke loud in its
praise, and the kind hearted Surgeon of
one Of our Indiana regiments informed US
that be believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
dying of dysentery during recent long
march, and we cannot help suggesting to
our friends among the army suffers that it
is one Of the articles they should never be
out of. 1t is packed in saw dust, two dozen
in each box, and can be forwarded over the
toughest road without danger of breaking.
Is sold in Evansville by Keller & White,
Preston Bros, P. veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Co.
]. N. HARRIS & CO.,
apls-d3m Proprietors, Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY !!

H@- Our telegraph report this morning
places Gen. Mitchell at Iuka, Mississippi,
about fourteen miles from Corinth. The
rapidity with which this gallant officer
moves from point to point is refreshing.-
Only few days ago he was at Shelbyville,
Tenn. The next we hear Of HIM is at
Huntsville, Alabama. Again his columns
are reported. at Stephenson and Decatur,
and now his whole division is within easy
and ready supporting distance Of Gen. Hal
leek's grand army. Gen. Mitchell's last
move must have been made with the loco
motives and cars he was so lucky in cap
turing at Huntsville. In no other way could
SO large force have been moved so great
distance in so short time. We are also
told that he destroyed the Railroad bridges
over the Tennessee at Decatur and Florence.
We are very sure there is no railroad
bridge at Florence. The road does not
cross the river at that point. The proba-
bility is, the bridge at Decatur alone is de-
stroyed. That, however, disables the road
for months, so that Gen. Beauregard may
expect no more reinforcements from that
direction.
Now that Gems. Buell. and Grants corps
are concentrated, we feel confident Genera
Halleck has sufficient men to do unto the
rebels as to him seemeth best. The rebe
army, we have no doubt, is large in mum
bers, but it must be weak in discipline and
confidence. Our troops, on the contrary
are more fully convinced than before the
recent battle, of their ability to whip thu
rebels on anything like equal terms.
Skirmishing of severe character has al
ready commenced, and we may sOor
hear of another bloody struggle. Indians
should remember that about thirty regi
ments of her sons will mingle in tn
deadly strife, and make every preparation
within her power to provide for the com
fort of those who fall wounded and bleed
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

No IEDIANLANs IN THAT SCRAPE.-The
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, in
response to the question, "Did the Ohio
troops run1' says;
Did the Ohio troops run? It's all a base
Islander, isn't It'll
Frankly, my good friend, think some
of them did run. In fact am sure of it,
1t so happens, too, that troops from other
States ran also. Thus / happen to know
that certain Michigan regiments who were
brought up to support Netherlands line,
when Sherman was falling back, broke in
such confusion as to be utterly worthless.
So l know of Iowa and Wisconsin troops
that fed in as wild panic as any. So, too,
raw Illinois troops wavered and fell back.
In fact do not know any troops on the
field on Sunday that did not do some run
ming, and there were not a few that ran
quite as fast, as early and as far as those
from Ohio.
The motley crowd that thronged the
bluffs and sneaked behind the river banks
for protection, Sunday afternoon, were not
all nor mainly Ohioans. / saw plenty of Illi-
noians there, with the usual towards story
about how their regiments were cut to
pieces; plenty of Missourians, Iowans, and
others from the regions which assume such
special virtue about Ohio runaways. They
were not Ohio officers who swan across the
Tennessee in their wild dread Of deadly
pursuit, Ohio regimental rolls do not con-
tain the names Of all the panic stricken
herd that drowned or narrowly escaped
drowning in attempting the same.
Agate eaumerases States pretty extern
sively, bat the name of Indiana cannot be
found in his list of fugitives. There were
but three Hoosier regiments in the fight or
Sunday and neither of these broke or lef,
the baItle field. They fought all day and
were in their places on Monday to renew
the deadly strife Honor to the galIan,
25th, Slst and 44th, to whom the honor q
our noble State was conHded on that day O
panic, rout and blood Also to those no
bic regiments who, on Monday, turned tn,
tide of battle and drove the exulting rebel,
in terror from the field. Can too mueI
praise be awarded them7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21
River News.

The weather yesterday, was cloudy and
cool, with indications. at times, of rain.
The Courier left at her usual hour with
q ine trip of freight and passengers.
The Charley Bowen is the only mail
packet for Paducah and Cairo She will
leave at 2 o'clock. Capt. McOlain will be
found at his post watching over the safety
of passengers and freight.
The Lady Pike arrived in the afternoon
with large cargo of horses, about forty
soldiers, and Government stores. She was
destined for Pittsburgh Landing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

TEE editor of the "Stars and Stripes
mentions an instance of Spartan devotion in
an old man residing in Sullivan county,
whose son had a leg broken in the recent
fight. While the tears were streaming
from the eyes of the old veteran, (who
helped to defend the right of his country,
under the Stars and Stripes in days of ycre)
he quietly said, " I hope his leg sOiU not
haze TO Be amputGted, for Iwant ham to go
and try them again"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

A DYIEe DECLARATIoE.-Geo. W. John
son, the late Provisional Governor of Ken
lucky, who acted as volunteer Aid Of Brig.
Gen. John @. Breckenridge in the late bat
tie, said to distinguished Federal officer,
after receiving his death wound, that The
rebellion had failed. And Geo. W. john
son was a most gallant and intelligent
man, who, at the near prospect of death,
would make no declaration not in accord
ance with his best information and his
calm Judgment. Let all surviving rebels
lay his dying declaration to heart.--Lou
Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

AahIL 10,
bx mdse, Wells; IL do boots, ] do hats
Read 3 Lswrence; 50pkgs 81 81 goods, trunk, IS
66ls cakes W M Aikraan & 90; bxs shoes, J II g.
6bls whisky, Bement q Visle; bxs candy, 81
Herman; 81 do fruit, do oil, 8 bbls nuts, Louis
Aessler5 b2 goods, Hushbury q Klass; l do mise,
LEIGH Carlstedt; do, coop chickens, Dbl
eggs, Cook bx dry goods, bale sheeti ng,
q L koser, Mt Vernoni bx butter, Preston
Bros oempty kegs 1Semij ohm, W Riggs; box
A WeJensri do Dbl, Fl B Dustin; 8 hf beer bbls
COOK kioe; IS bushels wheat, IgIehart Bros;
cast pulleyss shafts, KratS g. Holman; bxs
hospital stores, Mayor Baker
A. 3. SHRADER, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

Portable a. the circumstances wonid admit,
Quartermaster Joseph P. Pope also rem
dered much assistance to the wounded, and
was indefatigable in his effort to bring up
cur train at the proper time with much
needed comforts for our men.
Herewith enclose a correct list of our
killed and wounded.
Respectfully,
GEO. F. MoGINNIs,
Colonel 18th Indiana Regiment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

ga We print, this morning, the official
reports Of Col. McGinnis of the 18th Indi-
ana, and Major Foster, in command of the
25th Regiment of the parts taken by these
regiments in the battle at Pittsburg Land
ing. They are interesting documents
We shall, from time to time, publish other
reports as we can obtain them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

sG~ The Savings Bank, No. First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit
d3m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

BA. Charges have been preferred against
some of the officers at the battle of Pitts
burg: and the responsibility for that slaugh-
ter will be placed on the proper shoulders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21
Coal! Coal!

A superior quality of Green River Coal
ct nine cents per bushel, delivered. Barge
lying a. the foot of Division street. AL
orders leh at Il. A. Cooks, No. 70 Main
street, will be promptly filed.
aplI-d1m JOSEPH THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

UNITED STATES HOSPITAL AT VINcEEEEs.-
We learn that Surgeon Wood, acting under
authority of Gen. Halleck, has made an sx-
animation of the Catholic College building
in this eity--is very favorably impressed
with its sdaptability for hospital purposes,
and will SO report, which win individually
cause its selection ViaceRRes Sun.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

Rr In writing the notice of Chandler's
new block, we omitted to mention that the
plastering was done by Mr.. McQuirk. The
plastering is very creditable job, like the
workmanship of the building generally. q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

p%We trust none of our readers will
overlook the interesting letter of Hon.. ohm
W. Forney, which we print on our first
page. 1t is pregnant with truth and worthy
the meditation of every patriot.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

G@~ The patriotic citizens of Hazleton,
Gibson county, have sent for the wounded
soldiers, coop of chickens and large box
Of fruits, cakes, pies, butter and other good
things, which were delivered to Hospital
No. 8.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21
Killed. Wounded. Total

Ono REGIMENTS DIsGRAcED.-The7 list
Ohio Regiment has been deprived of its
colors. The 18th has been disbanded and
ordered home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21

Ca The eth Illinois has suffered terri
bly, in the last two battles, having lost in
killed, wounded and missing, more than
oDe-half of full sregimental complement,
as the figures below will shew;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
'CALDWELL'g .

"CALDWELL'S"
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III just received at Partner Oaldwen's.
BACoN.--Sugar cured breakfast bacon Just re-
ceived at Partner CaldweIfs,
PRIME COD FISH, SUGAR cURED REEF
TONGUE, just received at
PARTNER CALDwELL's,
aPzI No. First street.