The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-15

been ciseulatea 70 the aesri nlent 81 our reg
ment and, particularly, effecting the EN-
met Guards, the undersigned beg leave to
inform khe citizens Of EyansxiIIe, through
your enterpgising paper. Of few facts
list. We are comfortably clothed ard
wen fad thanhs to oaarterInaster Red
mond
I'd. Wehaye warm, dry, healthy quarters
Sd. There d no disafection among the
men, except, perhaps, complaints made by
men who are either TOO lazy to do duty, OF
too eol0ardty to act the part Of true soldiers.
4fh. Col AlalIen has carried out all be
promised FL IL strict IL i true. but at
tends % all The wants Of the men with a
promptness and kindness Of regard that
has won our esteem and respect.
9Th. ID conclusion, We beg Of our friends
at home ID frown down the lies issued
against US in our absence-and pledge to
these friends that the RonERr EMMErs will
be as faithful to their flag as be whose name
they wear was faithful to bis.
John O'Brien, Jamss FitzwilIiam, Jerry
FIartrAvaB, Franklin A. Holt, James Flem-
ing, Thomas Welsh, W1n. J. Nolan, Thos.
/ Quinn, Michael Dawson, Michael Murray,
John Victary, Edward Claain, Lewis b.
Hays, @. sGleeson, III. Gormura, James Bar
/ rett, Pat Hughes, Thomas Griffen, Thomas
Kane, John Garyin, John Burke, Thomas
Ryan, Pat Hill, Chas HummiI, Thomas
HOLMES, Samuel Williams, Timothy Som
mers, John Kennedy, John MeClosky, Pat
/ eating, Richard Gazing, J. K. Humph-
reys, Timothy Dawson JAS A. Gavisk, M.
Dawson, j Doonery, T. Ward, 2. Hoon, J..
hlcyd q, Joseph Carr, John Conner, Dennis
Monday, John SawyeFs, P. Mahony, Peter
Williamson, John B Kennedy, William
Cummings, T. Brady, M. O'Brien, Pat. Fitz-
william, James MCGOWAN, Daniel Fiske:
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THE OFPosrmoN BErwERNs rHE GREY
EAGLE AND EuerNH. The Louisville Jour
nal tells the following story:
| The following anecdote would induce
one to believe that there is a considerable
competition between the Big Grey Eagle
and Eugene, the rival packets in the Hen
derson trade. It Is said that on Monday
last, the Captain ofone Of the boats eE-
countered merchant from one Of the little
tow as On the coast, and piled him for bis
4 patronage, telling him that he would give
him his passage free aad carry bis goods for
othing, rather than see him patronize the
opposition bo6t. The merchant was lost in
\ thought for q moment, but. recovering him
self suddenly, said, q Captain, if you will, IN
addition to all that, pay the drayage upon
my goods Ithink | win travel with you. =
THa MoyEMEsr TOWARD KRSrUcK 7 The
Pittsburg Gazette of Saturday furnishes a
rnmor to the effect that City Thousand Fed
eraI troops are to be transferred at once
from the army of the Potomac to Kentuck =,
to meet the extraordinary force which is
said to have been sent from the rebel army
IN Virginia, under BeaureggFd, to Bowling
Green,
B~ Fhe following designations hay,
been accepted Capt w H. Beadle, of th.
3Ist regiment; Lieuts Jasper Segnr and
Thornbary BALDWIN,, of the 34th regiment
Lieut.. Fl. Weimer, Of the 47th regiment
and Lieut. Charles Adelman, of the Nor.
ton battery.
- HOSE ANTER EsFs.
sa eHn Fsa5ssusr ---- ~ &a
Stray LETTERs-Some person unkno WI
has left al the Post-ofice number Of IN
paid letters and packages, addressed to tn
slst and 42d regiments Indiana volunteers
and to various persons without giving thei
location. Nothing can be done with tn,
packages and letters in their present shape
aud if not claimed by the owner, they viii
have to be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
ASA
esr The steamer Science, with 1900
bbIs of -four on board, sunk, few day
since, near Hartford City Only 600 bbl
of -four was lost. The boat will beraised.
say A gentleman who came up the Efvel
or the Courier informs US that Gen. HalIeck
Assistant Secretary of War, Scott and Gen
Cullom, of McClellaa's STAFF, were all a
Cairo on Wednesday evening. It was IN.
derstood there that General Halleck would
place himself at the head of his magnificent
army of over $4,000 men, and direct theil
operations as they move down into Dixie
RB The ice on the canal is now in fine
skating order and will doubtless be
crowded to-day with the lovers of this
manly sport
BsS The steamer Woodford has gone 10
SIt Carmel for a load Of corn, for tbs Gov
eminent.
eeE- The elegant steamers Grey Eagle
and Eugene are the regular packets for
Louisville to-day.
Dg- The swirl Courier is the regular
mail boat for Caro- and Padueah to-day at
noon. We commend her to travellers and
shippers.
Bay The Neptune with soldiers and gov
ernment stores past down yesterday.
- e CHEAPEST CoAL YET"- Excellent
Newburgh coal delivered in any part Of
the city at cents per bushel. Orders
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