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The New York herald., 1862-01-30
SHIPPING NE w S.
Port OF New York, January 30, 1864. \

CLEARED.
ship Blanchard, York. Mverpool-walsh, Carver
barn Gadola, Davis, Day Hong KCns-c Essse%sdsp %
Bark Island CITY. Kelly Bostss-Bassett, Bacon 4 Co.
sher.n PoS.
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Brig Gen Pierce Walden, MatanzssaR Ell:
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schr D brown Heaid, Baiimore-L Kenny.
Schr Exertion. Lyman, Baltmore-Maser:
S@aa idis saSs Abbott
seSr Esadoph Rl.sy PslisssipSls- Dayton.
sehr sarah 1 Benson Brisioi@1.sser
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Dale Touched H... s for
sss s n ssH
Hs % ANY, H:%sa@s sfsss Ss
steamship Philadelphia u transpor, Barton Key West.
Ship seSa.tisn Cabot Watts Liverpool days. with mdse,
ship Arssn Pollard. Havs. a days. in ballast. Hicks
Ss:eRs s'R sps i?sni is ss
making FOR Bsr%uda under ury%as sup
Ship Garnet Bradford. Antwerp 80 days. in ballast
Co. Has been within 100 miles of New York for the last II
Ship oleron, Percy. Sierra Leone, q days. in ballast to
bark cSaniiclser, Hatch London 40 days. with salt to
Bark sade (swe Paulsen, Dunkirk ss days, in ballast,
BARK Schultz Howard Gibraltar 4s days, ballast to
OF auSsss M with
gale SSa
or The jibboom snd lost ;. "a,
coffee order Had heavy weather split sails started cut
mass GoSS Joy s s % cspe Henry Company
Brig COSTA Rca. PEEL, Aspnwa 2s days. with mdse toJ
50 with wps S to
Saliar for New York i2,b t n Is spoke sTg julia
sligo sinking copdOn took oh the captain and crew
sehr Terry Pedrick Havana IL days, with fruit to
sshT Daniel York H5 psyrsOor0 HILL Havana 20
'ss sosr x's S:sSn :sse. 6cas.: 6e sa%STs
sSwsn csrs Ssw Bedford
e'g Get R s s1sss rsPss
ss e s ssa ::
asd fever Il y. hospital Black River ~.
y oSg.ss lsS; during Xoy ana psS lad sSnsinss!
gales lost an entire sun Oh sas had aecS sweps eveS
filed several times Put into Haeras Inlet 9Th inst short
PROVISIONS and left there 10Th, and had NE gales
since Has been under short sail for the last 70 days
BELOW.
Ship Equator (Brem), from.
Ship Ocean Express. from Port Royal, SC.
SAILED.
2shShips Victory Michigan Br) and silstria (Br) Lv-
erpOo Trumbul Uavre barks Heroine (Br) Cork; Alamo.
PHILADELPHIA brgs Sawyer. Marseles; Windward Mar
Unique; Mountain Eagle, Bermuda Lillian and Bachelor
(Br Cardenss Henrietta (Br) Mansana Francisco (Sar),
st Thomas; Yankee Blade Fort Pckens; saml Welsh Phia
depha.
Wind during the day Me- with thick fog and drizzng rain
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
IAPOleOn's Proposition 20 Exchauue n
Mexican Throne with Austria for, vc-

dhe Bersnhdile. OF Hamburg publishes the following Q
sxvrAct from q letter from venics-It ia con1dentjy
st ued that the project OF the of the
MACMILLAN 10 the throne of Mexico, made The
or cchdsntial communications from the Cabinet OF Paris
least that certain questions have been asked AZ re-
ference 10 IT, appears that the matter has been brought
forward more prominently within the last days be-
they are waiting at Paris for definite answer from
the Court OF Vienna before Prince Ponaowsk starts for
MEXICO on confidential mission. n we'll inform-
ed the Cabinet Of Vienna has recently charged Prince
ettcrnch to give such the French promo
siA ions a. svthou absolutely declining them may ieaue no
dom Mdf M AUSTRIAN gotnnsw sciu et0tain the
sdoo Of making any dcqsio Messco ground for ne.
0ctiah ons respecting the transfer of Venice
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

PASSPORTS IN CAxA,A.-w,th . view 10 afford British
subjects In Canada gNater facilities for obtaining pass
ports 70 enable them "a to Europe elsewhere
transmitted 70 the Clerk Of the Pecc Montreal pass
Ports with instructions 10 issue thew 70 applicants en-
Titled 10 receive them.
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COAL.

d, 4 AZ Il AN DELIVERING A SUPERIOR QUAIL.
Df .tU. " OF Coal for family use, well screened as
per Of 2WU los Coke IS ehsdron also Liverpool
and camel Coal A. HEARTT,
lyy West Eleventh street, near seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

THE BALL SEASON.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WASH PAID ron DIAMONDS APPLY ONLY FROM
~ 9un loA NJ snd2,ili3 N. B.w. PLUMB, Diamond
Broker bl2 Broadway, opposite tho 81 Nicholas Hotel
~ BA number Of articles OF Diamond Jewelry for sale At
"a bargain.
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EXPRESSES.

BuRNiANs FURNIruRE EXPRESS AND PACK
.. iog Establishment ils West Eleventh street., between
lIh aud sixth avenues Household Furniture bosed and
slppe1 NIL parts of the world Covered wagons for
moving furniture TO and from the country Furniture
stored.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

THE MORRIS EXPRESS, "a BROAD STREET, PA.
,ronzed by many leading houses. forwards packages
Karnak and Roanoke 10 Nassau havana ard
all the West Indies h Febrvay To Europe every Tuesday
and Friday, Orders so9ed Highest references given.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

ArrivA I OF the North American NJ Porr.
land.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 20, 1862.
The ssamA hip North American from Liverpool on tho
9th nst arrV ed here al fifteen minutes past eight this
morning Her ,news, 10 anticipated.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
WINES AND LIQUORS.

tTTHE SEVENTH AVENUE DisTrLLERY sie AND
~ 32 seventh avenue between Thireh and Thirty nrs
sreets New YORK get the largest amount Of the bc
liquor for the money Call and be satisfied NJ a. j..
Liquors for sale in bond WIN. HUGHES SON
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL THE
- 5h day OF February 1882 for furnishing FLOUR 70 the
Subsis,ancc Department OF the United states Army.
thousand 7Oo tarrels will Dc requireo OF
depot the mills or 0serk
tow acme time the 9th and 18th Of Februa lo2
Each barrel Of Flour 10 be inspected just before 70 re-
ceved. l,,.-...s.
Al The Capitol bakery Washington city and The bsr.
The s,omsry oath Of allegiance win be required Of sssh
e'Bss.Uso B,s. so g. dr.ea BEcxwrrH O. sA
and endorsed Proposals.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
LOAN OFEICES.

A T $50 B!iOADWAY-HEHRY HYMAN ADVANCES ON
IA Diamonds set unset buys the for cash; also
advances Watches silver Plate and s Personal Property
HENRY HYMAN 4S0 broadway
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

AT Ill GRAND STREET THREE DOORS WEST OF
~ BrogdwHy-Moncy advanced on Watches, Diamonds,
Jcwey Plate Dry Goods and personal property OF every
a eer broker.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

r G6 NASSAU STREEr-A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND
n broker makes liberal advances Diamonds, Watches
Jewely buys them at full vaue at his private office
CO Nassau stieet No = up stairs. Business eon1den
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
gag~ The Henderson Mail says the dsle-


&c. The Henderson Mail says the dsie7
cations of the several counties which have
signified their intention to be represented
in the Judicial Convention, to be held in
Henderson, May 1st, tosnominate a Union
candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals,
have, with one exception, been instructed
to support Judge R. K. Williams. The ex-
ception mentioned by the Mail is that OF
Daviess county, which will support Hon.
George. H. Yeoman. There is another ex-
ception, the Mail has overlooked the county
of Lyon, which will also cast its vote TOT
Judge Yeoman.
We believe both gentlemen who aspire
for the position are we'll qualified in every
particular. 1t seems to US, however, other
things being equal, Judge Williams is en-
titled to the position on account of the sac
rifices he has made to sustain the cause Of
the Union. Compelled to abandon his
home for months, his faith in the ultimate
triumph of the Government remained stead
fast and his efforts to secure that tri-
umph were untiring. His faith and his
works should be suitably rewarded, and
we hope the citizens of the 4th Judicial
District of Kentucky will make him theil
Judge.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
HONE INTERESTS.

Evansville Sanitary Commission.
The following are the names of the Off
GERS of the Sanitary Commission of Evans
vile. These, with the Chairmen of the
several Committees, constitute Board of
Directors:
SAM'L. ORR, President.
W. T. IGLEHEART, Vice President.
P. HoRNBRooK, Corresponding Sec'y. Z.
j. H. CUTLER, Recording Secretary.
C. r. BEMENT, Treasurer.
J. G. JEWELL, Commissary.
The following are the several committees
whose duty it is to visit the several hos
pitals on the days designated:
On Wednesday, Of each sOeek.-No. 1. Jno
Wymond, Chairman. ]. S. Jaquess, O. Deck
or, M. A.-Lawrence.
On Thursday Of each week.-No. 2. J.P.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

E@ 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity our readers fnd US premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
choiy 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
e;able 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 a 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. L 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 & Go.
J. N. HARRIS & CO.,
ap1s-d3m Proprietors, Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
River News,

The river is rising very fast, with q
heavy rise above, and in all tributary
streams.
The Autocrat, from Louisville, arrived at
IL o'clock on Thursday, to take a cargo OF
tobacco for Crane, Brown & Co., and
". NJ. Aikman, to Pittsburg The Auto
crat made the run from Louisville to this
port in IL hours.
The fine Cairo packet Courier, with SUI
perb trip, arrived early yesterday morning.
She will leave at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
and those who desire comfort in travelling,
should secure q state room early to-day.
Capt. Lemcke and Tom Wheeler do the po-
lite thing by you.
The Diana left yesterday for Pittsburg
with about 800 tons of tobacco, from Nor
ris Ranger.
The splendid, fast passenger packet Eu-
gene will be in early this morning from
Louisville, and will depart again for that
port at IL o'clock A. N. The Eugene is 3
Louisville and EUansvilIe packet, and de-
serves the public patronage. j. B. Hall is
her agent.
The ever reliable big Grey Eagle, from
Louisville to Henderson, may be. expected
promptly on time this morning. She will
leave this port, on her return to Louisville,
at o'clock P. N. to-day.
The Prairie Rose, for Pittsburg Landing,
passed down on Thursday night.
The Belfast, from st. Louis with full
cargo for Pittsburg, passed up yesterday.
The May Duke, from Nashville, with
tobacco, cotton, and other freight, together
with $50 invalid soldiers came up yester-
day at noon.
The Nashville, for the Cumberland, went
down yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
a Card.

To oar many friends who called to see Us,
last night, who loaded our table so boun-
tifully, passed the evening with as so cheer
fully and left us eighty-five dollars richer
than they found US, we hereby tender our
grateful aeknowledaments.
Such expressions of kindly feeling are
held long in precious memory, and to US
who have no home or heritage on earth
they are like the green spots in the sandy
desert to the weary traveller.
May he who said, "it is more blessed to
give than to receive bless the donors and
give them a Thousand fold more in this
present. life, and in the world to come life
everlasting. A. FELLOWS,
n. E. FELLOWS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL

PIrTsBURG LANDING, April 24.-A re-
connoitering party under Brigadier Cen
eral A. J. Smith, left this morning and at
tackled the enemy's pickets, $50 strong, who
left in great haste, leaving knapsacks,
blankets, and everything else. The party
proceeded on to Pea Ridge, where they
found 5000 or 1000 rebels drawn up in
line of battle, who, at the first fire of our
artillery, also decamped, leaving tents, camp
equipage, private baggage, half written
letters, and other things, indicating great
surprise. Enough tents were left behind to
accommodate division. Everything was
destroyed. We captured IL prisoners, none
of whom expressed any regret at being
captured. They say the people at the South
are getting sick of the war.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

B9- There Is evident screw loose in
the manner of sending invalid soldiers
home. Those brought by the May Duke
yesterday, like those on the Undine, were
sent out with insufficient rations, while the
corporal in charge, scarcely knew whether
he was from Nashville or New Orleans, and
had no control over the men. No medical
attendance had been provided, and several
of the men were quite sick. We are satis-
fed that Gen. Dumont does not know how
these matters are conducted, or he would
promptly apply the remedy. We are GER
tain that Gov. Morton will see to it that
Indiana sick soldiers will have better treat.
ment and discipline.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

G~ We copied the other day, a few
items from the Missouri Democrat, showing
up the conduct of some of the females in
that city who sympathize with the rebels.
A correspondent of the same paper fur
nishes some additional instances of the de-
moralizing effects secession has upon those
hitherto regarded as beautiful and good
We do not know that much surprise should
be occasioned by these unwomanly dis
plays, when we remember the effect seces-
sion had upon the leading Angel of Light
and his angelic companions in Paradise.
But inasmuch as those angelic secessionists
were not permitted to display their malig-
nifty and degradation in the courts of
Heaven, neither ought our "fallen angels u
be permitted to ventilate the evidences Of
their shame in the streets of large cities.
The following are the incidents given by
the correspondent alluded to above:
On one occasion, daughter of one OF
the oldest, and at one time most respecta-
BILE citizens of st. Louis, was heard to ex-
claim, as the corpses of two of our noble
Union soldiers were being borne from the
church, opposite her fathers house, to their
last resting places" Look at their filthy
carcasses wrapt in that dirty rag ~ The
flag of her country Not a week since, q
party of these charming young ladies (4)
might have been seen standing on the corner
of Locust and Seventh streets, pouring con-
ISOLATION into the ears, and casting most be
witching and amorous glsnees into the eyes
of a rebel officer, released on "par0le Of
| honor" wbt Il Tilted States soldier pass
ed along ont vi ;se fair aud lovely turned
and spat after aim, and most virtuously
gathered the massive folds of her silks up
that they might not be contaminated BY
contact with pave so base as to give sup
port to passing Union soldier.
In many of the rebel houses of the city
traitor officers are quartered, or have been
within the pest few weeks, and the crowd
of women who have focked to pay thei
respects to these men, unknown to them
clamorous to be admitted to their bet
rooms even, have disgusted many of tn
more sober danes. Insults to soldiers ant
officers in uniforna on the streets have beel
too numerous 30 mention
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
Gen. Doubleday ON oontraban DIS.

Gen. Doubleday on ContraIDan DIS.
The following is Rrigadier- General Double
days letter of instruction to his command
referred to by our Washington correspond
ent some days since, on the treatment Of
"contrabands:"
"HEADoUARTERs MILITARY DEFENCEs1 !
NORTH OF THE POTOMAC,
WASHINGTON, April 9Th, 1862.
81 am directed by General Doubleday to
say, in answer to your letter of the I'd inst,
that all negroes coming into the lines of any
of the camps or forts under his command
are to be treated as persons, and not as chat.
tells. Under no circumstances has the:com-
mander of fort or camp the power of sur
rendering persons claimed as fugitive
slaves-as this cannot be done without de-
termining their character. The additional
article of War recently passed by Congress
positively prohibits this.
The question has been asked whether it
would not be better to exclude negroes alto
gether from the lines.
The General is of the opinion that they
bring much valuable information, which
cannot be obtained from any other sources.
They are acquainted with all the roads,
paths, fords, and other natural features of
the country, and they make excellent
guides. They also know and frequently
have exposed the haunts of secession spies
and traitors, and the existence of rebel Or
CARNATIONS. They will not, therefore, be
excluded. / am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
E. P. HALsTED, A. A. G."
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
LFrom the Richmond Dispatch, April 10 ]
HEADQUARTERS 45TH Va. REG'T,

GILES Co., Va, April 18th, 1862.
Gen. John Charles Fremont arrived at
Fsyette Court House on Tuesday, 9th inst.
Marching orders had been issued to the
troops there stationed previous to his arri-
val and on Thursday morning the forces
moved on Raleigh Court House. In a little
time you may look out for John Charles,
for bad roads, mire and rain will not stop
him long. He thinks he can move an army
in these regions as easily as be and Kit
Carson would march a niue train in Cali
fornia; but if he don't look sharp he'll
strike a snag.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
g8The New Albany Ledger is respons
Apru %, 1852.

D@The New Albany Ledger is respons-
ible for the following:
A soldier in one of our hospitals recent
ly received the following epistle from his
" lady love-" which we pronounce decided
ly cool and practical. H. assures US that
its reception is not likely to prove fatal to
him:
ssE,::KHD SIR:-I reserved yoursletter-glad
to hear from you. We have ben corris-
ponding for some tine TO each other. Now
we will have to quit our corresponding to
each other, as have placed my affections
on one l wasent dreaming of, and soon will
be joined in wedIoek. 1 shall have to say
farewell to you, H. AS there was not
any promise between you and /, feel at
perfect Liberty. would just say to you
that was afraid that you would never
come back, you are way down south expos
ed to death Desease and a smashing of your
teeth out on them hard crackers. leave
the subject with you, H-Write and tell
me what you thought when you reseved
| this letter. NANCY
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

John Millett, notorious secessionist of
Portland, KY, and a steamboat engineer
named Ferguson, were arrested on Satnr-
day night last The New Albany Ledger
says: " Millett's completely with the rebels
has long been generally known, but an in
tercepted letter to Southern rebels has fixed
his guilt beyond peEadventure. There
are other secessionists at Portland, beside
the two above namsd, who should be sent
to Fort Warren"
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

BG- The Sanitary Commission of Evans
vile acknowledges the receipt of hospital
stores as followss
From the ladies of Rome, Spencer county,
Indiana, 8 boxes containing pillows, pillow
slips, shirts, bandages, canned fruits, and
cigars.
From the Soldiers Aid Society of Parkc
county, Indiana, 2 boxes containing pillow.
slips, bandages, sheets, towels, shirts, dried
fruit, canned fruit, bread, wine, butter, eggs
and herbs.
From the citizens of New Harmony and
Posey county, through John Cooper, Jr,
1s pair pants, 19 shirts, pair drawers, q
undershirts, pair socks.
Mr.. Cooper, says: 1 have yet othel
subscriptions to be paid, and, if need be
we can extend our assistance indefinitely al
long as we may be called on.
P. HORNBROOK,
Corresponding Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

GERRYMAEDERIEe.-T New Albany
Ledger makes great fuss over the bill
passed BY the Ohio Legislature apportioniDg
the counties Of that state into Congressional
districts. 1t accuses the Republicans of
attempting to gerrymander" the Hon
"Sam. Cox" out of his seat in Congress.
We have heard no complaints from the
Ledger over the apportiOnment made by the
Illinois State Convention, by which one
vote in the Southern part of the State eyer
cises nearly as much political power as
two in the Northern. Can't the Ledger dis
cover gerry-mandering in the one cas-,
as in the other2 If not-whY not2
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
RAILROAD RECEIPTs.

10 bxs boots, Read & Lawrence; do candy, P
Boyle; do dry goods, W Deubler; bis goods,
bales carpet and mating, Jno HopkiusS bxs
candy, Louis essler; 43, 900 shingles, VIM Hum
mel; 10 cases hats, J q W " Morgan; 8 cases
mdze, Peter Nsh, Metropolis, Ills; butt tobacco,
w M AfkmaH Co; metallic burial cases, O
Henson; case cigars, Schroeder Kehr; crate
As sacks bags, Cox q Humphrey; sack feathers,
Orr, Dalzell & Co; keg butter, Gilbert q Coz
8 bbls eggs, do butter, do sugar, Preston Bros;
1 coop chickens, Rally 4 Co; 25 sacks bran, Geo
Euler; IL sacks -four, Jno Bofundick; bbls
eggs, bo butter, Ramey; car timber Jno L
- A. z. sERADER, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

IIillett, Fl Chairmau; BeT. Mr. White. n.
Elount. Ben. Ahleriug.
- W RSsday Of each s0eek.-No. 3. WA,
Alelroau, Chairman; s. NJ. Archer, Thomas
seantlin, Elijah Copeland.
On SGdsrday Of each week.-No. 4. WI.
walker, Chairmani b. D. Allis, Jacob Sin
zich, W. 7. Page.
On Sundays Of each weeE.-No. 5. Geo.
W. Foster. Chairman; s. Sorrenson, VIM.
Caldwell, L. Howes. ~r-. -.e
On Mordcys Of each UssE.-Nc. 6. @. s.
Wells ChairnauE GWm. e. Preston, Val
Craner, Isaac Hass.
On Tuesdays of each sDeeE.-No. z. H.Q
Wheeler, Chairman; ]. n. Rocker, G. d
Fish, e. E. Wheeler.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

Bag Passengers from Pittsburg Landing
by the Glendale inform US that two days
fair weather had almost dried up the mud
in that region, and that a continuance for a
day or two of like weather would enable
Gen. Halleck's army to move upon the
enemy's works" at Corinth. The battle
may be expected any day, as the forces are
face to face.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

~ Attention has been called to the
fact that the bill for the abolition of slavery
in. the District of Columbia passed the House
by considerable less than a majority of a
full House. Had the Southern members
retained their seats in that body, neither
that or any other radical measure could
possibly have been passed. The logic is
the secessionists are responsible for the abo-
lition of slavery in the District.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

TIE ARMY OF SURGEoNs.-Quite an army
of Surgeons came down on Friday nights
train en- route for Pittsburg~ Landing. These
are a part of the new appointments made
by Governor Morton to render more certain
and speedy relief and attention to the
wounded of Indiana's sons, when another
battle occurs. The appointments so far as
we are acquainted with the parties, are
most excellent ones.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

B9- The Savings Bank, No. First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other un-
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
dam.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26
Corresponding Secretary,

EG~The citizens of Lafayette have al
ready raised S43s Is, to be appropriated to
soldiers from that portion of the State who
will probably be wounded in the next bat
tie. Besides, Mr.. NJ. Homes, one of the VAL
ley Road employees, started an independ-
ent subscription list and raised something
over 800 in an hour.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

PERSONAL---VERY.. T. A. Goodwin, Allot-
ment Commissioner of Indiana, arrived
last night, en- route for the Indiana regi-
ments on the Tennessee river. He is at the
American House, and will take letters to
the troops, if left there before the mail
boas for to-day leaves. -
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-04-26

BG The cargo of tobacco shipped by
Morris Ranger on board the Diana, is valued
at over quarter of a million of dollars.
The cargo of the Autocrat is of still greater
value. These things give a slight indics-
ton of the business doing Ga our levee and
at our wharf,