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The national Republican., 1862-03-28
SANITARY.
- MARI3i ~ MDNUM EMS
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lave luge and most extensive stock ui
Italian Marble Monuments, GxavestOnes,
&C.. Sc,
for sale At lowprio-s; ;5or cash, viii selstJodsced
prices 10 those sf the army navy who may want
Them as meme ntoes for their comrades who have
fallen in defence oi the Union.
- WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb I7-sm u street NORTH, bet l9th and iath
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OFFICE No 2Ss PENNSYLVANIA AvENUt
Be,~en radnh and fWrora trseb.
wAsHINurON ofrY,

wAsHrN0TON ofrY,
Repeatedly ,tsndsrs his praicsStonal services h
the public, Hsvtns had an Sxtensive practice 10
oIsrer nh duty In every osse ~hich may be presented
pr. /: hss scared lie rixh, to ~ the nsx prcy.
adephla for fHsteslnE artificial tseth TO g6ld iv}r
or pfatina plate, ,uhioA preoiudes the possibility P
ssilta Or f9,siSA mRlerials secretNg between theA
natural, and Of noes utility 70 ths patient, dkpe3s
ing Win the ordinary usodes Of nsteninE, bX fyft
Ing or sclderna .Which oftsu oausss the spftnEite
o. Tiates .nd consequently an '~pe''eo' t"spssuP'
Hs H. roua' 'r.p-c,f.lly invite t6spublis b hs snb'
to examus this imrrovement. To do 90 te 70 BE- on
used, - ,,,.u
examine its merits and utility. Al. -. ~
Kinds At less price, than they cen be bought slte
shere. nov s--tt
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P-R=AEN ;6aS
CARDjis'h] b. s'hl ] i'lijiIii l'fl|i|iIAiTS i i
otOF
Prominent Characters!
PRANG,B CARD ,PORTRAITS
n"~'.h Il ""'-r ,'-r or - Nf'yD
PROMINENT CIIAliACTEItS.

Tue only orisioal aAd lueiAe-publiassion Of Mn
iaturs Portrsits.. ilas' +I1svaviuss jest large
enough 10 euuiuss IN . oomsnoJ Lstssr Envslop- br
ss'kfyisg the suosty OF didsni f,iends, OF to Dr.
they ar. nsot sspsliaI % fhoiosi.pS; /. they win
last for Haadrcds Of Year, Vi. - .,n,
CATIONS "--' .'.,-- ......
Price, for .iusle COPPER 10 cents. Twenty copies
for 81. A very nbsfai dfSc6Snt 10 the trade.
ii PiCTyREx. KAPs or ROCKS ,sat TO any ID.
dress In the usitsd statss md. 0aaadss, FREE Or
PoSTAGE. Ths money msst aeconpany sUty
order .-..at-.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-TT-
o p . C1 l..
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Paassd At Ire Second Sasstsn of the Thirty.
''fi ssvenh Oomgssss. ,,,....

3 v.
- - [PusLlo- No t6J =
AN ACT 10 secure 10 The officers and men at.
tually employed in the Western department,
or department Of Missouri, their pay bounty
and pension. s
Beu enacted bv he Senate ard House Of keb
yesenfotives Of ne United States Of Ameiou b
Op~grsss assembied, That the Secretary Of W9I
be and be l. hereby authorized and required (o
sllew end pay 70 the -ofaosrs, noncomm siondd
odicsrs, musicians and privAtes who have bedn
heretofore actpally employed in the military
service of The Uuitad SNtes, Whafhet musterdd
into actual service or lot, where their servcfr
wore accepted and actually employed by tae
generals who have been N command OF t1e
department Of the West, or the department pi
the Missouri, the pay and bounty a. In cases oi
regular enlistment. ..r :.
Sec. 2. And be u further endcted, That ~
officers, non commissioned officers, musicia II
and privatcs 80 employed who may have 6efl
wounded or incapacitated for service, shall bt
entitled to and receive the pension allowed fbi
such disability Prouided, That the length
and character Of their enlistment and service b.
such a. 70 entitle them under existing laws fc
such pension.
Sec. 3. And be further e,ac.ed, That e.helr'
Of those killed in battle. or Of those Who mty
have died from wounds received while SO br
service, shall be entitled To receive the bourf
and pay TO which they would have been emf
tied had they been regularly mustered iHt'
service: Provided, That the bounty and pt,
referred to in this act shall not be payable In
less their term Of enlistment and service be 10
such duration M TO entitle them TO receive H.
same, according to exlsting laws.
Approved, March rs, 1862, =,
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IRTERiOR'ADOitRaEHTsI =
PAPER. HANGIN06

wAutntsf Cole iRaAd window Bhades, BSR
Green, and Dits Hoilsnd Shades, all asse; Asle I'd
order. rh w ''.' .
Taasels, all sisss and oolors. "h - TO-
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old st2cs "
accumulate pessons needing the above goods will nd
Il 70 their savantaSs 10 rive me . call. | .
All work exeoatsd and superntended BY praotipa
men, who have served regular apprsndSeshipI q
their trade.
sstisisctios guasaptied, or no ray required. !,
flesss give ne 3 call; RemsmhaE the psmbst
,I,I - JOHN MARKRlTER.,
nov "a, ON. Eight doors above ddd FelfowE ikIl
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|, ~ rOURATTENTtON ISGALisED TO OUR
new ssusk OF 6prisg Olo hing y FarniAsinK Goods
TRUNKS Hats and Caps, WlSch we are ssllag at
lower rates than any other store In The city al
SMITHS, No, $50 Seventh street, near v.
mar W-dSn g.. ~ :, - - I.l
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ID s.. % q ps.sss,' % II &. ss- Ws.si.stss b 81.
corner PepuaylvanR aveuue - eeve4th efs{t
hsyirg ppsotised In The 1outh a3arly axleen 5ss}s
he issis issrsd thafhe can give sstisfAsHon teAtI
: Tech l.sertee % rgieAs.ss, Rys.sa, Or ,9etr
PtAsi, ChioroSorss tdntnisssrsd NAsa dis,red,.
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L,DWAnp Il YGETT,,
e H GO H 1IN ID E E&2
No. al Pennsylvania ace, Warrington, D. d'
Books bound In every style, Turkey Morocco, Ruf
ria, and IGlr 1uneI-~
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mlS1kLLANDUs.. :; /;
n nc sRG O = y OF THIS We Ek / Y
L - NAPlORALp REP u RLECAN,h =.

.4..V
The undersigned ccmmsncadpfn the msn,h NJ
December last, the pabliCationctin tins dtty ~
aweetly Newspaper, called the Ndho""l Reprb'
itcdn.
By forty two inches. and Is furnished atths iPs
il wiz oOnisinS All the original matter ", ths
Of looah news not in,srssiins to oounliSsstb'
.0iV; L siai give report. of .ss prooseans. Of
Gong,s,! 4 4, ssd "A. ne other department" d th'
HylN Scaasih u ihs nsw'sl the dss 4 sers Ign
orisis.ir G rI,sp0ndepos from all psfui NE
country. ITbs miscellaneous depaFtnsnt VIII
r~osiss special Mention. and, in al respects.
the effort will befUade TO establish the ohArkc
Ter ~ shs Nr''ce!o' 'I'epuhl,ca" s Family
nwsshinf,tp, being now The c.n,rsl eeisS of
| will be paid 10 furnishing The readers nf She
Nahenal Repub!,onn with lp, and Sspati4ly
with ooc,ra,s, accounts Of The progress of fhs
war for Lhe Union.
In politics, the rapsr will be Rspublioa S,s.
tanning The Naturalization Of Mr.. Lincoln. put
disclaiming, however, any prstsnsion to be Tho
fhs is mo- 6oiher Retubliesn papes in the Die
,riot tf Columbia; Of IN the Vicinity of Y, fnd
II is bslievsd tHSt recent Q VENTS h&ye orsned ~
such \ paper IN importanf sphere or Yssful
effort ThS eRs. has CONS, when ihe EcH,sl
iCan, ar i1oiyies will sIplode.tbs mistapvsS Zen.
tati0ne which hSve mada those prinoipleS 80
diatastAfsl N. the South. "y = H.
But'tt iG'hot only here. and.in tkis vicinity
that the projectors of tho National Ktpt,bitFdn
hone to make II useful. I'd the whole oonrtr '
they offer a journal whicH&ill dlk6uss national
politics from national standpoint. and whch
will never ,bs sweryed from patriotic duty By
any ,c1H Insere
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rREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
NJ ;, ..,.. ron THE WEST, u
~.HUpgOH RIFER RAILROAD and SKW ,oSE
y - CERTRAH RAILROAD. -

A | '
" ;, go FOR TIE West, 70
~iIUDsOn RiEEa RAILROAD and HEW 'oSF
cENERAb RAILROAD ",
80 Or Asp ArTER DEoEnskR Q, 1881, Ct"
Hadson River Rsilrosd daily Sundays ssoertcd' AZ
a;oT i sSs SS'ns'f's'' s,sH ~ soA ,y' 's
LIS Us M. 'p 40 s%p , NJ NJ, '"p,@
Train with sleeping 1910 p, ..
oars, 1915 p m.
On SUNDAYS, the following trains will be run 10
and from 3oth street The 1910 IN: sleeping gar
FSg rog Sr Sod dAosny snd train ro% Albany
"Conneetug at Albany WITH ths Nsw ISk Ste
MAl Rsiifcsd ior srheHeetady, Rochester 'uiits
BsyAvia. Rome. snd stations On Rosss md w.4r
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva Cnia ahdxigSa
ssLate shote, Bst,sio Ind Lake Huro, sna M Grss' \.
Cross. Madison Prairie DuChtsp, Gpiens ;Duniel6 j
bues1us Tes,is Koet i.fand MSsessiss 'isSwscily
sis sn iniis tous ss :, ciSS
1sii, Dayton, Columbus, CisvSiand' and sir 70, st
ws't ESSr'''-s;aj 'sa,kTGsss ,sHf sSs!hTs:'1 sourr.
BOSTON, and kcns and Saratoga Road. for sars,odi
ps%. r.ss4ss STssn SsdsSs,Ks f. ais S;ss ad
~ rtr.isb, Arrangements BY this rduis - ahbts
v,,thSst change Of Csrs, from the Depos IN GhafJ
bers and udson streets At all times "a fAveTa3
| "a made by ether Railroad Companies. The fscti
tea Of this great New York Route, 70 the wes ,oo,
mend u to fhs oonOdcpct ~ fdetehAnts snd ahiprsr
| for pronptnes and dispatch ~
Car; rda1n oonnsotion on the New York CeTti'
For particulars a. to looa, train .sbd frsish; IL
rsngemsst, tBguire stthe depctr ~ W sseee s;Set'
Az SMITH,
dao II wv, it Euperintepd dsuE
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

f-l
Ths ssilsSiss loGs y; III q .ss.:e,as,d W..
raresf sh~ DsaG AAks In che -TraAs. . Id
Are svssrahssArao. ~ itDoaslsi sifvar-
.; q ri tgd sKcShs psst.. msisrisi, md, 40 \,
=! q. s~aiisSAe s.y Risssd deeds sssA by
the best regulated HstsessuH est ,r l."
Fall sets ElesaatIippsdaa Threaded Ia. =
4 :. blA Spoons. :. ........... fofsl %
j. .".-pon,.' - Tipped snd Threaded Ia q.
bic Fetks.......n...f fogl ! -,
Tipped and ThrssAsd Tss -
l.,r ~ T", 81 ;epssaEtomatoh.. ...... fsr Loo
Splendid Extra hilver.plats olHsHa aAd -,
Threaded Table FORKS. ........... -. - for d66
splsAdld EKtrA Silver plated Olive ind'. >.
Threaded Table Spoons. for 9.cg
WsSusia ~ rHr t.. ~ i"sr ga ri
Fhs silverplised Osps; Meg, 9Sbists, Salt - II, ~
'Btihds In every pattern fs.ail price p, Hr n.
Elegant Silver. plated Cake and Card Bas. n,
kss.... "....-~.--.---....wor worth $3.50. for 20
e" :.4..;-'' ="
The attention Of our numerous pa,roua is 70
'qusstsdtS " our LsrSs snd Choice sslsstiop :,
E of GOLD Leaf and Enamslsd Rosswood
Photograph and Picture Fnmes .
.,apnT @ linton Dssusrreotyps caips, ,, > u
~ ~ " ONopy'0iSO kTnu0s ~ -
We Hs ssllias .,hsss soosas from 50 on, % wise
fitted In order. being Is per eest. lss than ths
makers retail price; $1,000
80 s..'''-J 49,:
e, Wear, W. are * Agents ior M III, 81, Of
ncCbAINy CELBBRATND ,r 49," NJ, w. !"
"" COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and l.,
-, e ca D,COCOANUT HAIR nl lLs.
AND ALSO ToR ''' ''i =,
MERCHANTS ColoGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
| -. .. -.' '.AIso pon ;"
twoRsLgYy' n0NEr, ALMOND. r",,,n ,,,, =.
4, e PALM AND WINDSOR oAPs, nc a.,
=" ''''" "' '''' ALSO, TAYLo4S,
Put up in Family Boxes. to suit purchase trs,
." - wholesale and Retail. - : -,
Also. full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which ws .6n6r. At the Manufaotursrs'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade. Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars arii
respectfully invited. = .'"''. .''% =.
ws guarantee 70, ssli Al New York spd Phls
dslphia prices, orperish in lealis,nSt.
We arc bound to ,'ssll cheaper than tbs
oheapest--delivered free. .~
| -
tsdisa and Ge.ntlemsp give us IN carly dali
kmskss no difference whether you buy or bot
look over our, full. lines, oof '.I., ~ 49, g
Fine Js,Selry, sausr Plated Was. GU sad Rtrc,
Frames, E~rauings,. Picturss, Pe1umay
Soaps, Maple aud Fancy Goods. -
! ~. .Genliernaply clerks are always ready h
| wait on you. .,... -, .,,,, :. ct .... D.
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.DKaHIST,@Y,.
VI. EOOMlp, M. d.,

T'hsEH' T.ns,MSs,v ~ :,
The Inventor and patenle< Of the Mineral flaSs
Teeth sfsends personally ~ MA ofhos In this oity
Many perSons can wear thee teeth who canntf
net We1f theQ.
fsrsnaa oaiihs ssny osAee caa. ne sccoanpdat}d
With any styie and pree Of Teeth thsy aay dsslrS
slssseNt tstrouglsi, Ikd most PssfsSt dsatsfs thst
ean pro1hss, = Mineral fisss wsil b nsrs f.lly
warranted. i a.. 81 N Il:
between Ninth ana Tenth strsse. Also, ~ Ar}h
strsst, Fnaladsiphia. sisibrdy
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!, lsesss<ssSer-,- l,se lsrsce l,,sSv !,


Bplsudid Casso, Mossie, Lava and
Csrbuncls sets. to %, for 81 %
Splendid Miniature, F1osehtns and d
Paintin1- IUo. 'httla.st o. "a N 4 q, ,loo
spl:ssa aoiii sieui: ~, sai - ~
Fsses ~: ,,%,,,:.sv;,,., .:s s.o S.f~ y 10
ns..., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, to- Q, fog ri,oo
Elesank aarnst, Coral aad ,Tur. d, ,' ,ni
qsols, (vcry Ane ne,),..v....as.. 10 TO- for 7,oo
Superior Busmsica and opss Cius, - H'rpn
t'tcr. ~. ~. g.. n!.....s... Il sto II, for 9oo
fhin,' Chhsed and EnanSled " -. a. ~
~. ,"t.o,,isfr ! %
Corsl, Garnet and Opal, .fvery n,i |yr
4a.,,. ,.-:.r.,r.. :..,r..",... 10 to. Ia, ios 40
hosaic,. Coral, and EnamsIsd, 80. s,.,,,..t
Bsooohes. 10, 4, Soe dloo
'Cames, Lavs, 0osatsnd Miniature. sgf .1o,, =
Pins .a!p -. ~? n!!.... a.. ..iA w. q, furo 10
'au.td: vss.sAd chstel.in' Chsi.s sso''sI nrrlIeo
tsdfeS Garnet and Cafbunele . y so
Nte.i,ss. : ]. v,;;;;,".::,.|sto ,o.fot i u
stad..nd 9a,,au,, . lr 7..a,,o.t,a m~t,a ,s,ps ilco
NJ lsepssstsj. sj...,..s....."......s sto s, Sus "
GsAts Csaster Bssom.fi (vith nrHn
tehsinsJ. .....:.. ......a".... ito & foe 400
0eats' CAr6unels, Coral aud Gar 20 = 't h
net Scarf Pins. .........::.. s,Nt' i %
Fine Look't'' for two spa four Pic :,
csidr*n:i Jiie.s,ili.; IND Garnet '''' \
,;.t A,nl..i; "a, ::,' ..s:y s@sm, 90
aay.tl..I,, 81 w 40 s. dass Slloe
Gold Tens, with sztsasiop fsilssr,r y ,r,I,,,y
y" Cases) ,..R..'rs,s.......san nSton d for ~ oe
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

~
AMBRoTYPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS!
both Ia the city and surrounding country ID ,u.
In addition to our large busins~, We have ADDED
. large and choice ~took Of smbrotyps and dsgpsr'
rsan materisl,, suohss = 80 ''', 80 :, =" " -
...,' g. UNION CASES. ..r..,lj
,u . Kvery size In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CABEa, -
ovsry size made. g..
UNION GILT FRAMES,
=. every iizs made.
FANCY and OVAL MATIs aad PREsERvER
%" every VIE Id me Trade. .'' %.
T. >. ExCEtstoR IRON PLATES,
=. ,,... u every sizs made, 49,. :"
.MELAINeTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made,
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every size In the Trade, ="
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the nan
uiastnrsrs' prices, s. - -, ..,..-. g..
Oar printed GRlCE'LlST sent free 10 any I'd,
dFes. ----------- .
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to, .,
|. Store spsn ffoa ssso .. NJ toe. 30 p. -. :.
Rsnsmbes the numbsr-oio4 10 --sis-bio-Slo.
P.y: BELLEw CO.,
~. .T.u.H.lVAaHsATSs.ss,H Assn"
I, -, III IN, q.
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-, L.. E,RANC1"! ECO,
Putllshsrs L ffat.ieAl LithssfapNsrs,
No. go o'sEvkSrH srssEr; F6uR DooAs ABot i
-" "'% s%I ., ur $4Aiss, 'wAsaSoros. ,'.'g ~
No. 34'MERcaAEr's Row, BosroS MKxsl
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

rAs FIxTUREs.-Ws hays IN ..ors, aSd
irely new patterns snd designs and finish, superior
IN styls TO anything heretofore offered In thf mfrkf
Wc Invite citizens eenerslly to ssll ard examiae d
that we have the best elected stock In Wsshipkto3
All work In the above line intrusi.d 70 oar cdrs
VIII be promptly attended to, /.
mar 2o--sn No. 31s d stSes,i
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

When y Club Of subscribers has been Tor.
warteu, additions may he made 70 " on tho
same terms. II Ia mt nscassary that the Cub.
scribsSs 70 Club should rsteivs their baAers
nj the satnd P6at otica. "h % i"
Money may be forwarded. by, mail, Al buS
risk. Large amouns can be remitted In drtiiSa
on Boston, New York. Fhila! !elphia, or B<i.
more; smaller amounts in gold, or ~ ncteb Of
solvent banks, Address r" "
W. J. MURTAGH d co,
Washington, ID. D,
~ Tho daily Ndi,cn0l Rep,t!;cun is tuh.
ilshsd every tnSrning tSundEys cTcsptedt ri
$3.50 psr, ,aIH'tip, in adSanca." az ~ =.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
pOsAVELL's III slEDICATEDr -,
For COUGHS, - - : :"
COLDS, Il"
BRONCHITIS, :
IkFL UENZd,
UOARNEN NNSS

SOn OIln LBS. ROUGH TAL1ow Am
CUU, U,UOU,A,my GieasS wspied, .jor which
,hs highest 9tics will be PAID atthf ,'ienS 46Sp
and Candle WORKS, Green street aud the C&nal
GeorgetownI DIG. &, Il JEWEEH 4,
~ ~ 80 fIopll6ir
mar 2o-ip III :"
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

WA''''n'ISa rs asnE AL At ran o,s,o.
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NEW INVENTION OF hNTlkYCIAl
IN 'CHEOPLA6fI0 BONE TEETH,
vittrvut metal plate or clasps, by

washington, august "a, 'si. sssas1H
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NEW YonK And EKrIs nAHRoAD.

. r,i,a WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug lift 10 and II West street, N. 7.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

S@ The following advice of Colonel
Forney to loyaLeitizens, ought to be put
in practice at once:
Not day should, therefore, be lost by
the loyal men of the United States in
earnest preparations for the elections of
lS63-64 The game Of the Opposition,
notc recedted, as to acquire present
strength, so that aohen the acar as closed
they may oote IN concert with the leaders
Of the ertsting rebellion, and restore
these leaders to the dangerous ascenden-
cy by aohich and from aohich they hurl-
ed such fatal missiles at the integrity Of
the Republic.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
HOME INTERESTS.

s9r AS you pass along First street,
going to or from the Post-offiee, do not
fail to take look at the curiosities in
Halleck's show window; strange and
wonderful things from China, Japan,
India and Central America, are there
on exhibition. And after viewing the
curiosities in the window, just step inside
and WILLIE will take great pleasure in
showing you how he goes through the
mysterious process of putting up pre-
scription or selling box of pills.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
RIVER NEWS.

The river at this point commenced to
decline yesterday, and had fallen, up to
5 o'clock last evening, about II inches.
1t is falling, as we learn, all the way
from Louisville, but the news from Pitts
burg is more favorable, and hopes are
entertained that fair stage of water
will bemaintained during the winter
The wharf again begins to present a
more animated appearance, and freights
are easier
The Duke arrived here on Tuesday
night, and left again for Cairo with a
good trip, last night
The St Cloud passed up yesterday,
light
The Citizen, with fair trip, arrived
here yesterday morning, en- route to
Memphis
The Charley Miller came down yester
day with large barge and the hull of
the Commodore Perry in tow She will
take up load of corn.
The May Duke having been bonded
out of the custody of the United States
authorities, came up from Henderson
yesterday, and will again enter into
competition with other boats for a share
Of the trade.
The Belle Creole came down last night
bound for Memphis, and concluded to
lay over here until noon to-day, when
she will leave for Memphis and way
landings, affording good chance for
shippers and passengers.
The magnificent Big Grey Eagle, with
flying colors, flying light and running
for glory, came down last evening, and
after proceeding to Henderson, returned
and left for Louisville last night.
Capt. Bunce and his able coadiutor,
Lusk, are gracing her hurricane and her
office, and look as gay and festive as
ever.
The Morning Star took out big trip
for Henderson last night
The unrivalled Charley Bowen, Capt.
Dexter, will be here to-day, and passen-
gers for Cairo will need no urging to
induce them to go aboard She will
leave at o'clock, P. NJ.
The Little Grey Eagle, the beauty of
the trade, will be here this evening for
Louisville. Capt Hutsinpiller and Mr..
Voris are favorites with the travelling
public and will draw crowds of passen-
gers
The ram Horner passed down yester-
day towing barge loaded with coal.
The Argyle passed down, having on
board part of the Hath Ohio regiment
The Prima Donna came down at dark
last Digit with the balance of the Hath
Ohio
The Sir William Wallace and Emma
Duncan passed up last night
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

BsA. JEFF. Davis has ordered General
Holmes of Arkansas, to demand of the
Federal authorities the surrender of
O'Neil, who ordered the execution of the
ten guerrillas in Missouri, and in case he
is not given up, Gen. Holmes is author
lied to execute the first ten Federal Off
GERS who may fall into his hands. Would
it not be well for Our Government to in
struct Gen. Rosecrans to inquire into the
execution of the seventeen loyal Ken
tuckians by Braggs army on It's retreat
through Cumberland Gap, and demand
the surrender of the authors of that in
fernal infamy? Mr. JEFF Davis should
not be permitted to have it all his own
way. 81 -t-a .--
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

For JOHNSON IsLAND.-The following
is list of the guerrilla prisoners sent
forward to Johnson's Island yesterday
morning, under guard of twenty-five men
of the Goth Regiment, commanded by
Lieut. McMasters: J. S. Little, L. R.
Foster, Peyton Jones, T. B. Jones, W.
Jones, J. H. Jones, W. D. Ryan, James
Griger, Alf Richardson, Robert Meter
ton, Walker Howell, VIM. Beauchamp,
James Bowen, J. Coleman, p. R. Cole
man, Dunning Dills, E. H. Burnett, John
Wall, J. B. Wheatcraft, John J. Ewbanks,
John R. Purgear, George Bishop, J. w.
Clayton, David Dunn, j. W. Dye, Will
Parrish, r. J. Dye, Robert Davis, TTenry
Waugh, William Dilbeck, G. W. Melon
aid, NJ NJ. Powell, J. T. Powell, Colum-
bus Clark, E. Morris, George Whitsell,
Malak Linch, J. j. Donnelly, James How
ell, j. L. Simms, C. I. Milford.
They were regular hang-dog-looking
set of thieves and bushwhackers, and we
think it would be cheaper for the Govern
ment to furnish well-itting neck-ties of
hemp, than transportation to Johnson s
Island. The world would be well rid of
the entire crew.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

GSP James Brooks, the editor of the
New Yor Express, was recently elected
to Congress. Since that event, the Elk
press has been rampant on the policy of
the Administration. On Friday it made
this threat:
Three hundred thousand soldiers will
leap to the field here, in the State of
New York alone, if anybody attempts to
imprison anybody here, after January
list, without process refusing bail, or ha-
beas corpus.
citizen upon any pretext, and refuses
him bail or the privilege of habeas cor
pus, the party which elected Mr., Brooks
will spring to arms, and forcibly effect a
release.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

GEN. CHkRLEs CRUFT.-We had the
pleasure few days since of meeting this
gallant and highly meritorious officer,
who is on brief visit to his friends in
Terre Haute
Many of our readers will remember
Gen. Cruft as the Colonel of the 3lst In
diana Regiment, and as being the first
officer TO lead troops to the protection of
the Locks on Green River, forming the
Nucleus of General Crittenden's Division,
which afterwards concentrated at Cal
houn.
The prominent part taken by General
Cruft in the battles of Fort Donelson and
Shiloh, his gallant bearing amid the storm
of war on those bloody fields, and the ter
rible wound he received at the latter
place, have all passed into history and
will long be remembered by grateful
people. Though seriously wounded at
Shiloh he refused te7leave the army, but
nursed his wounds to healing in the
vicinity of the battle field until again
able to put himself at the head of his
brigade, when he followed the fortunes of
the army of the Ohio until about the
time of the invasion of Kentucky by
Kirby Smith.
A few days before the disastrous affair
near Richmond, Kentucky, he was while
on his way home on business, ordered to
Lexington, to command one brigade of
the raw recruits, who were sent to meet
the rebels.
His efficient services and able general
ship in rallying and leading his troops on
that terrible field, was highly commended
by his superior officers and was the theme
of universal praise by the men who par
ticipated in that terrible struggle.
General Cruft, we are glad to see, has
almost entirely recovered from his
wounds and is in excellent health and
spirits, and has the most implicit faith
in the ultimate success of the Federal
arms. His brigade led the pursuit of
Bragg S army beyond Crab Orchard and
stirred up the fleeing raggamufins more
than once most gloriously
We predict for him future more
brilliant than the past, and hope that his
promotion may be commensurate with
his merits. He is an officer of whom
Indiana may well be proud.