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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-15

4ShANO No 1Vy mhICu o, 1907
You will be glad to learn that this aosi-
ton, so admirably adapted by nature for
defensive purposes, has been so strengthened
since the evacuation Of Columbus, that il can
sso1C bad defGnee to the assaults Of the enemy.
We feel satisfied that it cannot be captured
by any direct attack, and the strategic
movement which may be resorted to for its
destruction sojB be anticipated By the sdgGeity
and sksH Of Gen. BsaWTegaTd. may now,
without indiscreiinn, reveal the fact that,
previous to the evacuation of Columbus the
defences of this position were much less
perfect than Gen Beauregard himself had
been led to believe by the assurances OF
those in whom he had every reason to con-
fde. Tt is fortunate, perhaps, that the enc
my were equally misinformed. Had they
been aware of the real state of affairs, they
might, by an enterpEising and energetic
policy, have inflicted severe blow upon
US. Luckily they were ignorant of the
facts, and their g1nboats were too busily
employed on the Tennessee and the Cum
berland to be spared for service in this tli-
rection.
The moment of Danger is now past, and
we are safe. The position is not only tena-
bic, but, am confident, impregnable against
any naval force that can approach it. This
result Is due, IN q great measure, to the in
defatigable energy of Captain Harris, who
gained so much credit by his labors at Ma
nassas. presume the evacuation of
Columbus was, at first, regarded by the
people of New Orleans as almost surren-
der of the key of the river It would not
be surprising that a movement so sudden
and so unexpected should have had de-
pressing influence, after so much emphasis
had been laid upon the occupation of Col
lumbus, and so much had been said of the
absolute necessity of maintaining that
position. But time will show that the
maneuvre was the best that could have been
! devised to meet the exigencles Of the situ-
alton, and that it was dictated. by a pro-
found military sagscity. The step was
taken only after General Beauregard had
become convinced of it's necessity. Col.
Jordan, the Generals accomplished and
Acting Adjutant General was sent to
Columbus to examine and report the con-
dition of affairs. He fulfilled the duty, and
in accordance with his report the evacuation
was ordered and accomplished Is
New Madrid is the weak point of our po-
clifton on the line; but New Madrid is now
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-15

d EXCELLENT FRUIF.-Mr. VIM. Howard, of
Knight township, who is somewhat noted
as grower of fine fruit has laid on our
table specimens, of an apple which deserves
more attention than has been given il by
fruit growers in this viciaity. It is the
Rome Beauty, and is handsome, large,
juicy and well favored. But in addition,
and what is really of more Importance, it is
a good keeper, the specimens left with us
being as sound as when gathered. Ne
commend the Rome Beauty to the atten-
ton of PomolOgists, as well worthy their
attention and cultivation. Mr. Howard has
our thanks for the favor.
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~ Mr. 8. H.-Petteri of Ferre Haute

Rr Nj. 8. r. Potter, of Perre Haute,
arrived in this city; last night bringing
about 5000 pounds of hospital stores and
delieacies from that city for the wounded
soldiers. These stores will probably be
distributed in the hospitals here. The
Uuion hearts at Terre Haute are full OF
patriotism and the milk of human kindness.
The stores filed about forty boxes and in
clude much clothing.
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Last OF wounded soldiers 3rought
zap, on the Charley Bowen. s
10Th IND.

HOIH 1ADss---ea
Rufus Cornell co @, wounded in the
hand, O Fl Prator co G wounded in arm,
Michael Klines CO B wounded in hip, G T
Sclauch co A wounded in arm, Martin Ris-
niger co wounded in arm, Robert Short
co wounded in back and finger, Geo. w.
Jones co D wounded In leg, D. Bellows CO
II wounded In thigh, Chas Kliene CO O
wounded in hand, Aaron Mileage co B
wounded in shoulder, Richard Roger CO A
wounded in Farm, Peter Kannal co B
wounded in head and shoulder, Henry
Davenport, CO G wounded in hand o w.
Brown CO wounded in arm, L @ Wright
CO g wounded in hip Geo. Furgeson co
wounded in hip, O. ed. Sweetland co G
wounded in leg, Altheide co B wounded in
back, Geo. IL. Harvey co g wounded in
shoulder. Lewis Taylor co e wounded in
breast, Benedict Gold co D wounded in
hand, WIN. Majors CO A wounded in leg
Fred Foster co FL wounded in hand, J J
Fitzler co B wounded in hand, W B Miller
go + sick and discharged, John Philips co
A wounded in hip.
44TH IED.-woUEDED
Jerod Housen CO r D. Sparrow co H.
S. Haveny CO E. Barsil Hunter co B,
NJ G Campbell do, Levi Lightfoot do, Laf
hOUOEu 90 Vi 4 uO6 II LR51A6 Cd n " II lay
| lor co Fl, n Harrison CO O, WIN NJ johnson
CO D, Stephen P WaybilI do, Albert westfall
co O, Jos NicOdemus co @, whit Irwin co I,
John Keller co @, Henry Ruploy co e, r A
Cradle do Robt Stewart co O, Alec Kin
mont co F. J 3 DeVOr CO A sick, o. P.
| Noonlz CO wm Mckee co G.
1ffH IND.-woUHDED
Alex B whitman CO O Sam'l K walden
CO @, Silas Thomas GO O, WIN Norus CO A,
Jas Terrence co B, j L Cook CO G, John
P. Giltner co G, Eezlkil Bullock co A, John
| II Brunnock co A Jas Crutchfeld CO K,
John S. white CO K, Sam'I Triplelt CO D,
WIN I wood co D, Henry Belser CO K, Thos
Seifretz CO K, David Neigly co Fl, Samuel
Pallaf co K, WIN Hamburger CO II, George
Roarty co f. John Casey co K, Henry
Junker co K, FL O Smith CO B, Sanford
Henderson CO d; wounded aud sick, John
Dubois CO B wounded and sick, Henry
Borrower wounded, Enoch J. Price do,
Peter Setzae CO DO, Samuel Goddard CO
Ii, Pat Sweeney co B, W B Ewing co q
wounded and sick, Ed. Davis co A.
wounded
oath IED.-woUEDED.
George Geary co K, Thos Hyatt co D.
Thos J McOlare co r, J Jewett co F,
| Ml1ouEu 80 sAJa Anos y DFien co " .
Dean co G, WIN Quarterman co G, N v
Henderson CO B, Robt Kirkpatrick co B
Tt Fate co B, Thos Sherron CO j.
Robt Pope CO Ds31st Ind wounded.
Chas W. Prescott co e wounded.
John StRnder, co + 4Ist Ohio, wounded.
Owen d Westcote, co D 18th Ohio.
] J Lingstrow CO Fl 45th Ills, wounded.
10th OHIO.
JF Captain co O, wounded; Captain
co G, discharged. sn
Adam Kreps CO K 42d Ills, wounded.
/ E Dickerson 1st Kentucky battery
sick. =-
| 23D lND-WoUNDED.
John Pence co O, Lewis Hoffman co Al
Henry Burk CO G, Oscar B Damn co e.
Seth W Keasey co B goth Ind, wannded
John Watts co A 10th Kentucky, sick
Francis Lewis CO X 23d Mo- wounded
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HG~ Among the officers wounded in the
late great battle, whose names have not
heretofore been published, was Lieut. Col
A. NJ. Stout, of the Seventeenth Kentucky
fHurlbuts division).
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B@- Col. Mulligan, at Chicago, received
a dispatch from Gen. Halieck, inquiring il
fifteen hundred of the prisoners just taken
at Island No. 10 could be provided for at
Camp Douglas, Col. AuIligsn's reply was,
/" Yes, sir; fifteen thousand, if necessary !;
ours is big house"
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fsOHaE InTEAE6Ts.

Nurses, male and female, are wanted
at all the hospitals in this city, to whom
the government allowances of pay win be
given Apply to DR.. Bray. -
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e@s Major Gen.=hoTe. OF the Indiana
hlegienf Is ihythe city, sent by Governor
Morton to look after the comfort of the
wounded. "a The General has ,been exceed
iSgIy busy since his arrival in his efforts
for the alienation of the suffering.
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say- The Savings Bank, No. First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and ell other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to salt.
d8m- z. - n q u
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MORE WOUNDED SoLDIRRs, The War
Eagle left few wounded soldiers at this
city yesterday morning and passed On to
Louisville with two hundred and seventy
five more. Of those she left here We OBJ
tanned the following names:
O. a. West, co !, 10th Ind. S a8
Robt. Copeland, CO I, 40th Ills.
Henry Mann, CO I, 4Oth Ills.
Joseph StrattOn, co D, a1st Ind
Ransom Hughes, co D, 3Ist Ind.
Sharp, co E, 3Ist Ind.
Stratton and Hughes are sick, not
wounded
The Charley Bowen left Pittsburg Land
ing at 10 o'clock Sunday morning and
reached this place at 5 o'clock last evening,
with large number of Indiana's wounded
soldiers aboard. They were in better con-
dition than any of the wounded we have
seen, having been well attended on the
way. A list of them will be found In an
other place.
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Goal /! CoaIt

"a superior quality of Green River Coal,
at nine cents per busheI, delivered. Barge
lying at the foot of Division street. All
orders left at Fl. A. Cooks, No. IS Main
street. will be promptly filed. . es4p
aplI-dlm JOSEPH THOMAS.
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EVANSVILLE, April IS, 1864
n KESF OF EETTE q - Eszzsz EsSs-
8LE ing in the Post Office at Evansville, indiana,
April Is, 1862. Persons calling for these letters
viii please say Advertised, aud give date Of list.
Advertising fee, one cont.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

One Hundred Dollars Reward.
NAJNcE HUs%cRgRED HOEKsERS RE-
" ward Is offered for the apprehension of Miles
Ogle, who Is charged with burglary and robbery,
and who fatally shot officer Welsh while attempt
ing to arrest him, Said reward viii be paid to any
one rehending said OgIe and lodging him in
jail the MsrshaI of the City of Evansville can
get him. Sal OgIe is about % years old, feet
or inches high, light complexion, light hair and
inclined 20 curl. When he left this fSundayl
evening, April Is, 1852, he had on black cloth
pantaI0oDs, and has q small Iocket hanging TO his
watch chain or guard, had no coat on. Left insa
black skif. E. s, MARTIN,
spl5a = Marshal of the City Of Evansville.
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ssFhe Star Spanglsd Banner in FTiumph yat waves
Der the land OF the Free and the home OF ne
Brave"
p. NJ THAYEB, E0EToa
). n. SILVERTHORN... s.ecl r.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY
Delivered In the City, per week-- ..--.-,..S9 ~
BY mail or In the City, per year Tin 6dvGnoel VI
FOE WEEKLY:
By H1aH per year, single sGbso riber ..... p o0
81 !" club of ave Ito sddresSl 3 %
ADVERTISING.
For TorEs SEQ Arst page, tabular toTn
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are CUT aOsaSstzed
Agents IN the places named: 3.
Or Ralston, BoonviIle, Warrfck 90.
John NJ Lockwood, Nit. Vernon, Fcsey o.
John Z. Daugherty, ROckpOrt, Spencer %
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John B. Handy, Newburg, WarFieh CO.
DIR. Murphy, New HarmonVs fcsey Go.
A. B. Wilkinson, Oynthiana-
Preston Talbot, Poseyville Posoy Co.
r. III. Custen, Petersburg, Pike %.
John Grant, Canal p. o., Werrick Co.
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY !
If you want anything,
If you have anything to sell,
If you want to buy anything
If you want 60 rent House,
If you want Beafders,
IF You have lost any thing,
If Won have found anything,
TELL, TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE BY ADVER-
TIsING IN THE 1-l
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
All wants supplied By advertising in the
SSoA-'nH-
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sss 5ooK -

%ssJoOK1S.S2
- UCE E@gFs.gT EE0URg
! I'D IS SKA BucEwheat Flour, at II, A. Cooks.
ZANTE OF fRRANTs. casks zanie ouFTants,
/ just received at Cooks.
FORTY bu ,heis mare Of those choice Sweet PO-
sAIMoN- i tierOO ezssa Salmon, Jass received
| a. Cooks.
", r and Hamburg 2! qheess-0o boxes oheoss,
ORANGES 40 bOzs Oranges, IN Gne order. at
II. A. Cooks.
LEMONS 10 bozs Lemons n fine o-dar, just
| received at ook's. @
800 fresh ocoanuts, Just received at OoOb's.
100 boxes .IaaisinS, ext ira fresh Layer.
20 half DO: ses do do do
/ just received at II. A. Cooks.
OYSTERS 80 dozen cans Cove Oysters.
20 dozen half cans do.
Warranted extra, and for sale cheap a
mar2T H. a. COO KS.
wgpgT ] lISHLSEEP2EsyE.lR.'fs 5. SIZE
GD at schIa spfsr's New Drus store.
SODA Ash a ud Posash, for sale at schlaepfsr's
Now Drug Store.
CoNRAD's Bug Poison.-'rhs Best bug destroy
or in the world for sale at H. J. Rohiaepfsr's New
JIsT receive d.-Another supply Of the genuine
Peruvian EyrRp8 al schlaapfer's how Drug Store.
msr3I
3. <. IEzTIrT Notary Publicly s R, HOREB RSCK
LEAVI,TT & H0RNBR00K,
Ell EEDas aAG4ES GEE Lao
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Collection and Real Estate Agents. wan attend
also to collecting Soldiers and G9vernment claims
Of every descript ION.
Once on Thiri sSseet, bot. Main and syoaaaore.
marzs
REBX.9JV,l PSSA'ss Nh GEO YES
9-A An assOre nent Of the above celebrated
Gloves Just receiYl ID at
dec9o no. 40 Maia street.
% SIZES CA HGgV.RE~ gO.RE.--Also
- the essence OF Snow, Brown, Windsor, Yaris-
gated and oEysbOlia Cd bar Soaps, FOX sale e.
Jan1s : SHE Drug store,
KTG6SS -aSSsS &gTZ.B@s-s dozen Hioo
II fresh Eggs for % ceRis. and poand5 choice
Butter for quarter at YI6kEEX Blz0ss
tUn2S &c - n-GL1 s.-eee.
z. SHARPE & CO.,
Produce and Commission
MER CHANTS
no. sCvTH wars /. s5 T4I- 3sysvrrT.n AVN
~ -1FSE77 S-SEz.- large and small bags,
Il for sale BY 8. Z. GILBERT 90.
- CONFEDERATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR FLANK SIDEWALK.
Mar. %, 1e54.-And now ft "a hereby ordered
and directed by the COenlRen Council OF the CITY
Of Evansville, that che owners OF all lots parts
of lots fronting adjoining the Northwest side
of Chestnut st., from Chsroh s. 70 Sixth, Ia said
City, the staeWalru thereon % Be brOaEhe %
the proper grade, aud that they cause a sidewalk
OF Glass Nc. to be Laid dewa thereon within
thirty days frora faie publication o. thls ordsF.
osra's once. Apss 5. 1ssa. D0'-n-' 0''-
"RMP 6.ECREJVR TW.FsFsB.-IOO0
- best quality for sale 10y bgyLrvv.~4oo
noy9 2. z. elLbAlL . ".
6D6AA6 - D ~ ~ NJ - IsRB9H
0OO EGGS, just rs 2ss.sn s. q uro,s
No. 81 Main gtrost.
SETTLE 8EOCk
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23D lND-WoUNDED.

John Pence co O, Lewis Hoffman CO A,
Henry Burk CO G, Oscar B Damn co E..
Seth W Ksasey co B goth Ind, wannded.
John Watts co A 10th Kentucky, sick.
Francis Lewis co X 23d No, wounded.
John Potts CO K Sd Iowa, discharged.
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II you desire an article made TO order, in the
latest mode and of the most elegant and recherche
goods, imported, go to .i-
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REOAPIFULATIoN.
Killed 20
Woundeo-...-. .--..... .........s..... ....-. l04
Missing
Total.....- ..............----..-.-.......
Missing-William HobeIt co &, Issac
Stephens co B, Robert Peters CO D, Robert
McMarsin co e.
Correct. O. W. ROSS,
lst Lieut.. and Adj't Ind. Vols.
LIST OF KILDED AND WOUNDED OF TIE lITH
INDIANA.
Company A Nathaniel Ley, William
e Brown, Alexander ) Bergman.
Co B.-Eiijah G Owen.
10. D--Zachsriah Garrett, Frank KIM
bic, Delaney Davis.
10 H.-Sohn L Ruckle, Mills.
Go. K.-Corporal W II Dodd, W Var
field. Total IL.
WOUNDED.
o. A. William O Homberg. John H
| BreuAock, William @ Nones, William G
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