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General gRalbngtcn 1utttr etnen G5etii(f,r
Hno t'rO i'm IN Dem @eueral Don Steuben.
6rontIin, Der pamaIiQe G'eianete bee 6puor;f,s
III Yars, enSn9irte Sirubeu. ais General. 9T,,
for; anB'r Dem @3sbaIt pom $4,000 Troues mn
9OCO 8Taucs 3eile9rlo brtam or er ,pei 93.,er
uno pier pfsrNe gum @eiheuf. Sttuben befom
ne General 5nipecticn iiber bic Sruppeu in
So'ae pe1en raS amerfauilte Seer lb. mit n,m
enAl lten mSilen fonRte. @ei Woumcuth am
rs 3Hnl l778 retfete &teubcu nie 6bre p,s
&a9fS pur6 jeinen Mutb uup leue 6inGht
Jm Sabre 1871 beiouO or lid az rer G5pite h,r
or9iRiiben NfjliI, Yrreiniote ei:ie nit psu Sru.
p'n ttS Generals ga 5aDstte, uro uobm in
Sfrslnt8nn9 init remieIbea am 10. Sctnser ro,
'"9iitAe Seer Tel 2J0rflOmn acfanatn. auf 1ei.
n'm 1Fntmdl F'tnorf It'd foIarnpe 9ul8rift:
''Sacred to the memory of Frederick Will
ham Augustus, Baron STEUBEN "A German
Knight OF the Order of fidelity, Aid de Camn
to Frederick the Great King of Prussia
haJor-General aud nspector-General in the
revolutionary war, esteemed, respected and
supported by Washington. He gave military
skill and discipline to the citizen-soIdiers
who, fulfilling the decree of heaven achieved
the independence of the United States.
The highly polished manners of the Baron
were sraced by the most noble feelings of
the heart His hand open as day, for mel
ting charity, closed only in the strong grasp
OF death This memorial is inscribed by an
American General William North), who
had the honor to be his Aid de Camp, the
happiness to be his friend 1895"
IS ibsiHt, bal 9as Slut i'm RepOluticnstrieo
bloB Die &aafc Der 6reibeit mar = bic 0OnRr.
matIpn mHB Hns Has 8Iut bss isbiaen 8rieaes
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9'r9sn of Ueiesn, ra6psm i'd a,mjdbtiu m,in
9otBeu6 9c3cgen unp mir 3wei bsliebioe gfo,
men ais Die ibrtgrn Bate nennsu taktn, cb. S6
aesr te8ann nun Dem Meisr cine @trafreoe IN
9alten = unp i'd weib te9t nud nttt, BAT er
MID 1ur etnen 9utmiitbigcn poti,epicn uber
fnr ftnsn baIben 9iaFen scuommen = loatc
ibm, RAP i'd ieIbf itiue tcimlidben @,s16Ghe
eon lan9lt femme, ca5 ieBt spri bcitmmte 3,u.
gen 9e9tn tbn pcrbannen feisn, unp ooE er G6
SH f'nfr Anjet9e son Der gsrurttciluua ais
Olets9ebl,r nmmcrmetr Iremutben t6nne. .Gh
mug wotl lcbr etnoringti6 aeiprpdcu boben
penn Ntaoame Wcer fam aus Der fjntrrfube
wen'no berbei uno init ibrsm Sie6lt On Gebl
Nu' Ntrabam z'ir serape aclcaen. Sb wurpe
ndtnrllb pom Dem Snttrmc;iu ;iemlicb arriibrt
uno ert!arte Dem 9funnIeiber, Der, cbne Elm ,pei.
tsr's SSort reoen 3u t6nneu, nit meigfn Qippen
oat1no, oaB nur in 8uditbt auf ltine orme
5rdu ld' mir nod rinmal iibcrIf9su merpr, mas
tp IN Der SADIE 'u tbun batr, p6ue meine
gHdt une mein @epiTsn gu pertesen = uub
9in8 mcg. 0ae mar pprsclftrn itb permutbe
aNsr, o'B paS @eirr'ihe Gbepaar felt oieler 3eit
rentg aslhlGftn tattu miro uno pas tbnen BEL
leoer StfnunA Der Ebur rin S6redcu purb
Ote @Iicrer asfatrsu 1T. 6ofeutli6, cir. fubr
Ss'Isyt tort un0 Sc9 ein @PIht pca irpnif6er
areuNsry9tett, msrren Sie aus oicler fur,en
StHe erlebcn, rIB i'd ebrlit unp umThto
m'ine YfIttt als partnsr crfGQt babe uup mini
SeT aeibaBtes 9crtrGurn peroicne, oas sic mir
10 went9 an9eoeben iniIsu wcllen.
Yiurpbs ricb fh Die Strn. Ons Gbesoor
lOu alo fur ben Yrtis S9rcs Samcotus N
ttnsm u'bereinfcmmtn weecn hes Seietitels
osrmo6t wtrNen, foStc CT. Der Nlan III 10 libel
Mat, wenn rr vpriihtis ausaeiiibrt miro. 9e.
0en'aut ab'r miibtsn mir ans sBrrf esben, cbe
bic OH'ntiide Nufmtrtiamffit T6 rer SnterGoi.
enl@ott 6uwcnoet, unO Smitb unp Sobulen
r!n lra8tdcn oefB:itcI ais nod ,u osm Siocn.
t9ume pe6 Seriturbcnen srp5ris in Die aRade
abicfrru.
Sang mriue @niI6t, Cir ntfte Seifert,
Sb bate fttr beatc Nnamttng II. murscu 8rnb
en- tlfinrS prioataeiadft at3umaten =. mir
m"nfn bod srt Die 2eihc psS iunscn MeuIchen
unter Die Gror fontmen lalJen. e6c mir fcrnere
S@rute tNun = mcr9en NaAmittag nber mtr.
ben Ste mid Bier gu mrttcrrn @rb,iten b.rcit
fnpeu.
er srlob liA unO natm rinen 5ut- Der
@0OOtat lat auI. So Hufft, sic wcroen ni6t
auI Iif wnrtcn Iadcn. iaste er, unp um ieine
AuSen ipieIte es tpis Gin unbrhmmt.r 8eroabt.
Jb febIe ME- no es lid um mein s}ntsr,Tt
1an''lt, Ia6slte Seifert in ieiner eiaenthamli-
-tpsn sSeile, Ser8cf'n Sie nHr ME, mtb paran
ielt 3u baItcn.
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(6iir ZEN ,,auiejser.")

(55iir ren ,gtnpiser.'D
3, fiipt6 goIt, Gu tebt 70 trafiia,
s8ie Der alien Gjter Stamm;
3itt're nidt. wenn aud fdOn mG6'is,
lin Did Der heS Sampf ,nttranut.
S6aare Gid um 0ein 1s6eitigt Banner,
Set benz SSeinpe nur in's auo' asf6nut;
&dhen mrust Sbr ia at osn Sdmmsr,
Den Der 8on0tismuO oufsssaut.
S6wDrt ss bier an tieIer Sell 'aeu StGtte.
Sur 'u uten Die @crettiateit;
Tns 'u idsuben, mas SIR @ub ermGbltet,
Sor Der 6etnoe wtIrer G'rouiomfeit.
@enI6tiat5it. Die fsi acts Cure 2cIuna
SFelba'fbrei: (oumdn tat;
sSn bru Shotcn lieart bic Selrtnuua.
&ro nno 6lud Der 8Yranne
6. 9 tbuIbe.
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utIh' e'bfns 9t m06t Sbreu Namcn uiht
aern ~leeer "sr9'iIsn, uno panu = ia, ponn
tann man ia aud nidt wtilen, mas OOrfdut. =
it metnte nur 70. fu6r sr wis in 6nlbsr Serle,
senbeit fort. ais ion prImfsOt p.rwuuptrt an
lob. gSollcn Sis2
5clmitsSt sOs bsreitpiais ieiu NOtiStu6 Der
Dor, rts rorane gin Slatt .papier uno l6rieb
icins spue AoreNe corGuf.
Oant Semen, Sir, can't 9tnen! rief S,usr
unS itsdte Osn 3cttsl lUrafdltis gu 5sinsm Seine
6 osnfe, Ste wtrpsn nod einmal pom Dut6
SparIsp b0rru.
pelmIte1t, ais sr isneu gEes meter furti,ste,
tbIttete mcbi sinss Diale Den Rppf menu or
an Iein'n loncsrbnren @sieGibafter pa6te. batte
ater balO ben Scrfaa iibsr Der Gorge fir feline
natf9ebptsnen Ssrriatuusen persefsn.
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gSerut@eGtaGH Scs aSc6Gous.
Stomau aus Dem omcrifnni6cn 2eten
ppt
Sttp Guppius.
.lNortIebuna.l
$ It y 81 upp ius.

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Gue tur;c Stredc mar 6stmlfert raf1 unt
nOh i'm G'efibte Ger 9cIsriauna, cie er lid an.
9t5an piamttr, iert8e9du9cu; balr oter wurcr
idu SCbritt langlamer er tteuun ,u iiterle-
gen, mcIhe MoFrea,u bri Der uuetmartctcn
NHsnNang Der Ojuac ole 9eeignrtlt,n fur ion
ieicn. @r rpurcs ourh ein acmaltats: Dom 30
pou m, Sir2 oue leikeu @jrcumfeu oeriiIcn unp
idl auficbeuo Den Mdhu orr lib, welben or
Ncittrn am Safcu ocr Der Ssesnituns scibiist
Bate.
Sie ntbmcn cS br6 nitt iteI, Sir. ro6 td
@ 70 obnc gGeicrce oui Der Strase onreee {?
fubr ctaier fort, Sic mattsu ater tben rim y
trIblrItaes G'rli6t, rae id frlasn muFtc, ub
9bncn ir9eno etwas bic Susre aetcmmen lei.
oclmifept mubte troe iejucr @crittnmtScit
iibrr rtn treuberji8et GOn Ger Grtuupiguna
t1htlu.
W(tr It!tit R nidbtS teicnbers Sttiimmes pn[,
tlrt. srmtoertc er, rsltU mrbr abcr eincm 9noern
rer midi anaeb'. Ste bab,n pi.Qei6t Ihcn pun
Dem s'Urfau beute 9(Ors,n, rsr 9eid,e pes S{u-
,Nenfnnten getGrt, pie aus benz 9tcriArYw e;u.
gen wprotn 1T, = bae mar i'm Munpet BON
8mtr, mcaeR oeiIen IDS be mcitc 8cils ucn Ola
bama bierber gtmodht Kuo rem itt nun tcot fup,.
StorIrY bate bel @rmGtnuno Der gei6e Die
An9en tpeit aufaeri1sn Huo fu6r ids nit Der
t9ano binter has Str.
4 Sbr NanCel, Sir? = unp erl,ieet p.un Co
mano S6oNsn turb Ste q. .el6idste iubr er
4naeb einsr tuv5cn paufe fort.
gSrbl NiemdnO aI5 Der 6cctt Ie(bf psnn
4 man i'9en tann, erwlOerts 6slmlteDt; es mar
tRo' "0f &Hr'em srit elm gan; batiAes @,rm5
8Sn sua'Tallsn, msIdss i'd bsute fir i'm anIeaen
e0ute - Dos gsbt nun i'll oroere S1uoe.
Charles te9ann ii4 aufS gteue Dinter Dem
4 S6r III fraBen.
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S@eOanfen nCbt fcrtis merpsm pns ii ia ciup
99Hnie Senf'ISscj6i8te sasen @ie, mifer -
f@ bare SIREN Nam,n witrer YcraelTen, -wpI
Hen mir nitt ,inmaG an ris @fr kisr oet,n u,n
lsin glaS .Sier trtnfen?
6sImitsot a!dubte Jest Osn Gruno SON 6k,r.
s't9'e 9rOB'r lbrilno6me erratben III bokeu urn
ntfts lodeEno, nm bn 70 ouf DE fi;r,eIe g,t
4IOsmwer6en. 9le Der 8itI, oker ~ csr s;.r.
patle Ittn @las binuntsrseRiir,t ala f,i % .,
s6in8abut ooa, un' 6elmltsOt be,shIcn moGt,
ttsit i'm Sener surad.
0as 0iirfen eie ni8t ttnn, Sir. ID bot,
Sie eins'aSen, ia8te er unr 5os lin mO6lo,fin.
{ss 9Ort'moniGie aus Der 9aidt, i;t frfus ni@
paB Sie cs midt osrn6tst baben. mi! pem 6to~
~ gu trinf'n. SD wOate aud cia,ntlid etmos
sAhoe:se, besann or, nahprm ey 6e;ablt. mit 40.
aOe"sttsr ~ Stimme weOfr, nup fiitrte Ten iunaen
W'nn 'si Sete. seOtsp Ste mir uidt osnou
.OsH N@msa "no ben Srt no Ss gu 9auls lfur
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The German ADVERTISERS.
B. HAssRL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at y 0 per
Annum, payable IN advance.
lulms for Advertisements reasonable
OfFlc :: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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Seetmaunseu.

SebiusuHgcu.
Der ,,9tn;eer" eri8eint icSeu Srnrobenn ,u S125 in
babdbrliter SprouS sabluna pbr III Cts ,atl6Ur an bic
Sriaer @n;eeen werbtn ~ IS gS 6ti einmoliar Gin
rlduue nufsenrmmen eote weterc Nlol prb nit 25 Gts
6treHnet 5ebnoe Geib6ftsanej9eu rtcu $I2 psr Sobr
in sierteljibrliter %croussabluua.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

For THE SEAT OF WAR.-We had sup
posed that all the Union soldiers enlisted
had already taken the field, hence we were
not little surprised yesterday to see the
Belle Creole and Jacob Poe dashed together
and fairly crowded with troops, in the
river opposite the city.
The troops in question form lie Regi-
ment of Col. Moody, the 74th Ohio, which
has been guarding the prisoners at Camp
Chase. These having been relieved, are
now en- route for the seat of war.
The boats did not land, only rounded to,
to take in some stores, for which they sent
out the yawl.
The sight of these troops, and the rumOra
we have heard for the past few days of the
movement of Union soldiers to the field,
has filled us with establishment at the APP
parently inexhaustible resources of the
great free North. There appears to exist q
determination on the part of the Govern
ment to crush out at once the cursed rebel.
lion which has caused so much suffering
and bloodshed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

R% 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,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
choly scenes of Pittsburg 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 as
that he believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
dying of dysentery during a recent long
march, and we cannot help suggesting to
our friends among the army suffers that il
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. Yeirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and s. E. Gilbert & Co.
J. N. HARRIS & CO.,
apl8-d3m Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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River News.

The river at this point is about at stand
having fallen some six feet -
The G. E. Hillmaa and Lebanon came
up from Nashville, loaded to the guards.
The Lebanon had 800 bales of cotton.
The Linden came in from the Cumber-
land river with full cargo of tobacco.
The Sunny Side from St Louis, with a
splendid trip, passed up.
The Cordelia Ann left yesterday for the
Cumberland.
The United States Floating Hospital
City of Louisiana passed up yesterday
without landing. She was supposed to
have wounded soldiers on board.
The magnificent passenger packet Eugene
came down early yesterday, and returning
frem Henderson, proceeded to Louisville
with fine passenger list.
The o. s. Mail and passenger packet Big
Grey Eagle came down from Louisville yes
terday forenoon, and proceeded to Hender-
son. Returning, she left about O'Clock
for Louisville with paying trip.
The fine, fast sailing Courier left as
usual on time for Cairo and all intermedi-
ate points, with a good trip.
For PITTsBURa LANDING.-Tne elegau,
freight and passenger steamer B. J. Adams
will be down from Louisville and leave
this port early tomorrow Thursday
morning, for Pittsburg Landing. Cox &
Humphrey are her agents.
The Wabash end White rivers are bott
OVERLOOKING, inundating the lowlands or
| all their borders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23
GENERAL HOSPITAL. No. l.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 81, 1862.
EDITORS JOURNAL Having been an in
mate of this hospital for short time, l
feel under obligation to make few COM
plimentary remarks, through your journal,
in behalf of the benevolent ladies of Ev-
ansville. They are certainly entitled to
great praise Tor their unceasing devotion to
the comfort Of the sick and wounded in
the hospitals. The nurses at the hospitals
(the most of whom are invalid soldiers) are
laboring under great inconveniences, in
consequence of having lost SO much sleep.
In many instances one nurse has under his
immediate care from fifteen to twenty
wounded men, without any assistance dur
ing the night. During the day the ladies'
(God bless Ihem,) are present, with smiling
faces, rendering their services-washing
and dressing the wounds-always giving
strict attention to the wants of tie suffer-
ing. Such acts of benevoleuce will never
grow dim in the minds of those upon whom
they have bestowed their kindness. Dur
ing the night it is impossible for the SOL
diers to receive that amount of care, neces-
sary for their speedy recovery.
1t is not possible that ten or twelve men
can attend strictly to all the wants of two
hundred sick men. The nurses, however,
I must say, are deserving of great credit
for their due attention to the wants of their
suffering comrades, who, like themselves,
have gone forth to the battle field leaving
their wives, their homes, and everything
sacred to them, to fight the battles of their
Government. Now, great many of these
men have been wounded and are sent to a
loyal city to recover their health, and are
neglected by whom2 by the young men OF
the city who have been requested to come
and assist at night, but one of whom has
responded to the request. l think, Messrs.
Editors, that there is a careless negligence
on the part of the young men, which ought
not to be.
l cannot close my letter without speaking
a word or two for our noble hearted sur
geons, Doctors Pennington, Work and
Dufield, either of whom will ever be re.
membered and loved by those who are
under their care. Go through the wards a
almost any hour, (nights not accepted) and
YOU will find our worthy physicians loo K
ing after the comfort of the soldiers
Such unceasing devotion is winning 70
them Iaurels of glory never to be forgettel
by the soldiers. Yours,
j. D. ARMSTRONG,
Volunteer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

l car H Il goods, Daniel Wehestedt; bbls eggs
bx butter, l sack feathers, Geo Foster & Co; 16
bdls leather, 2 bxs mdse, r Mathewsoa, Boon
vile, Ind; BIG SKIS bran, John Meni / bx CLOTH
ing, Heineman & Co; do sundries, j Haynes.
l do dry goods, Z Carpenter; tierce hams,
IN; tierce hams, jno Ingle; 2 bags yarn,
1 NJ Elliott; bx B powders, do mustard, Horn
brook & Co; go bbls flour, w III Altman d Co; 244
bushels wheat, Iglehart Bros; 485 bushels wheat,
H 81 Umbla; 1s bx dry goods, bales mdse, Keen
& Preston: do shoes, bales mdse, Mackey, Hem
ming & Co; doz spades, bxs axes, Chas s Wells;
Q bxs boots; l case shoes, Read Lawrence; %
bxs mdse, rolls carpet and bales, Crane, Brown
Co; bxs hdw, Geo Sonntag & Co; do dry
goods, Shanklin & Reilly; 20 cases shoes, & w
W Morgan; bxs hats, bx dry goods, II Ma
E. E. sHRADEB, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

b~ Col. Olmsted, who was in Fort Pu-
laski for the purpose of defending, not sur
rendering it, telegraphed the inhabitants of
Savannah that no human being could stand
upon the ramparts of the fort for a single
moment, and that over 1000 large shells
had exploded within the forti6cation.-
Seven large breaches were made in the
south wall by the Federal battery of eight
PARROT guns at Kings Landing. All the
barbette guns on that side were dismount-
ed, and also three of the easement guns,
leaving but one gun bearing on that point.
Three balls entered the magazine, and a
clear breach was made in it. The balls
used were conical, and were propelled with
such force that they went clear through
the walls at nearly every fire.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23
EvansvllIo sanitary Commission


Pursuant to public notice a large num-
Der of citizens met at the Court House last
night ard organized a Sanitary Commits
sio n for the purpose of afording systematic
aid and comfort to the sick and wounded
soldiers, in the hospitals in this city.
Mayor Baker presided at the meeting
and upon taking the chair stated it's OBJ
ject.
Mr.. Geo. Foster acted SIS secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the Commission
SAM'L. ORR, President.
W. T. IGLEHART, Vice President.
P. HoRNBRooK, Corresponding Sec'y
III. CUTLER, Recording Secretary
CIR. BEMENT, Treasurer.
J.C. JEWELL, Commissary.
Seven Committees, consisting of four
members each, whose duties are defnd tc
be to visit daily, the several Hospitals
were appointed, the chairmen of which il
conjunction with the officers of the Com.
mission, shall constitute board of direc
tors.
The following are the several Com nit
tees.
No. l. John Wymond, Chairman; J. S
Jaquess, G. Decker, NJ. A. Lawrence.
tANO. 2. J. P. Elliott, Chairman, Rev. Mr.
White, q. Plout, Ben. Altering,
No. 3. Wm. Hickman, Chairman, S. NJ
Archer, Thos. scantlin, Elijah Copeland.
No. 4. W. Fl. Walker, Chairman, H. D
Allis, Jacob Sinzich, W. P. Page.
No. 5. Geo. Foster, Chairman, s. Sorren.
son, VIM. Caldwell, L. Howes.
No. 6. c. s. Wells, Chairman, VIM. R
Preston, Val. Kraun, Isaac Hass.
No, I. H. Q. Wheeler, Chairman, J. q
Rocker, G. h. Fish, E. E. Wheeler.
The Executive Committee of the SAM
tary Commission will meet at the Council
Chamber this afternoon at o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

ESA- Among the conveniences to be
found in the new Post Office, is that of the
periodical and news stand Of Mr.. Rowland.
All the latest publications, and Daily pa
pers can always be obtained of him at the
regular rates. He is also well supplied
with the patent newspaper envelopes, SO
convenient for sending papers to friends al
distance. We trust the citizens will re-
member the place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23
TIOa1E INTERESTS.

PRINTER's CARDa-We have just re-
ceived, and are prepared to print in supe-
rior style, the largest, most varied and best
stock of Printers white and colored Cards,
Bristol Boards, &c, ever brought to Evans
Vile. Merchants and others win please
take notice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

bG The large amount of freight that
has accumulated on the levee is crafty
ing indication of the revival of business.
As the rebel hordes are driven farther and
farther from our borders this prosperity of
trade will increase. We may soon expect
to see goods marked for Memphis and
towns in Northern Alabama.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

AUor7os eALg.-0n Thursday, April O.,
at 81 o'clock, 1 will sell at public auction.
on the corner of Main and Third streets, a
fine assortment of Dry Goods, such as Cali
Goes, Bleidget Cotton, Ladies' Dress Goods,
ready-made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, &c, &c. Also 500 yards Car
pet, Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c.
]. J. COIN, Auctioneer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

BG@ A number of our acquaintance came
up yesterday from tie gunboat fleet, among
whom was Geo. W. Mcdonald, Sutler of
the 43d Indiana. From these gentlemen
we learn many matters of interest from
that locality most of which we consider
contraband and must refrain from publish
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

E@@ After an almost interminable series
of rainy days we have once more been ia
vored with fair sunny day, with genial
and pleasant atmosphere. We would be
glad to record many such.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

E1@ The"Savings Bank, No. 4 FIRST
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other IN
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, 1862-04-23

Rsa-Now is the time to have your pic
lures taken, and J. Perry Elliott's City
Gallery, No. 63 Main street is the place to
get the best of every description.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

Bay For desirable and fashinable cloth
ing for spring wear, go to Lyons, on First
street, who is selling splendid goods for
gentlemen's wear at very low fgnres.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

S% The wheat crop along the line of
the E. and G. R, r. never looked finer than
this spring, and this is said to be the case
throughout the entire Northwest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23
MARRIED.

at the residence of the bride, Tuesday, April
%, 1862, by Rev. Mr.. Walker, THos. J. Groves,
to Miss CHARLOTTE NoRCRoss, all of this city.
Thus has anothet printer improved his case and
has taken permanent sit. We presume the FIRST
sorts he will find wanting will be small caps.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

For RENr.-The large and eommodious
brick dwelling on First street, between
Walnut and Chestnut. Rent low. Inquire
at this Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-23

~Capt. P. T. Keys, of the 10th regi-
ment, U. S. A, lies wounded severely at
the Washington Hotel.