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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27
Ihf u aifa 5ournal.



This nsp,e. lonu familiar 70 the read.
sts Of lie Rendition. we n0y frequent
ly meet in the literary publications Of the
East. Howard GlyDdou holds a de-
seryedly high fame As a poetical writer,
many Of the productions Of The above
contributor. displaying brilliant and
splendid genius A collection Of poems
by this author would be D valuable adj
dition 10 libraries II American Etera.
ture. The following fugitive piece lately
appeared in HarpeTs Weekly
~ TIVE on WAR.
There are vhlfs fasas IN each sueny sfre<f.
Ana sigBs "a frOnbis meft us sfrry Nhsrsi
re- ualiou's giairs hslh ~ unsteady -,
For scents "A taifis fYui D. Skinner sif.
A thrill e..s ,hssasi The avs basy ilf-,
400 ibse-as shsh sifehs man s'ip'' h''
A .glii,,'ss sassss sad saek ,.hs 10 his plaes
Waite ef ~ nsxs eftfilnph' les ahd q sih'
ras I.sifa. seui he faig agaa drought.
kna startled Iesnla efgel sfgnnd ~ AHhif4
wherein fAf fa4iaH'a aua ~ las or gain
IL rude and hsgfsa eiiafaetsss issssssa.
p.sl,avs Il l. = slsfisas tfismph sieam4
An safHsst sfuaf FHfais's fsssmpsnsai
Perhaps ID Il siuff ~ defai.
Which ssiisih iihs isial psslilshss.
Haf shFfhsf ralfnIs daftshs al che iahd,
~ uiefhsf tlatbff asia Ne biasHi ahistst
A. awfHl sfy, falahiY tibet y pain,
hilaiI sssfs he asss Nssa teen thssa safanisf
days
tn1l hsa al. laaa sfaus fish IN l8fai hies
psiltfaii Hui ui|nn It ~ ~ ~ act g. -
The inHeHae q w. llis's saffiHAaa
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TIA ths sssiiis.t ikAd 3. 18th ihs faH
fl# nflfaisfs pHff haffiHss Ara zee fsaf
Hnt haiti ils Site usitish sis4f anH AlHHsA
tnsanie slslH hsfHa fHusa4faisa tlHsa.
AHa anf Hasti ii,si fsHs fts nisilaHiHa ssii
nHt ihflFsih cell isiaslli she h0if Dee
uf fasfs. ikai ssss HhtlHuis sifsiuins heat
wtf8 ihe l.ysa y hsiilat SMILES \ ihfHHah Aha
fHsaaga eipasss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27

| ~ a - -
TO be found In any one
House Ia the West Mems,
Boys aud children'u Hats Of
every Fashionable style In
vague either East or West.
Mems Black and colored Fur and
Wool Dress Hats,
Mems black aud Colorea Fur and
Wool French Hats,
Mems BLACK aud Colored Fur aud
Wool ! Planter aud Planter Hats,
Mems Hack and Colored Fur ana
w.t. -. -, ssvssisoi, Lochian'
&C., Ilala.
Mems Plain and Colored Leghorn
aud STRAW Hats.
Mems Panama { Palm Leaf Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats, great
varlety.)
Boys Leghorn. Straw and Palm
Leaf hats.
Fur. Wool, Leghorn.
Straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
The above Stock has just been
purchased directly of the Manu-.
acturers Of New England for
ASH, at low figures, and we will
ell as low as any jObber East.
transportation added. Call and
Samiue our Goods before buying.
10 trouble to show goods.
MORGAN, READ 4 co.
saSsv'ras. March =, isSS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27

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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27
GROCERIES,

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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27

- "fAAfH hAtNtAEaa.
EssatrIsa
Black Plain and Fancy silks,
Foalard Silks,
Fine Mozambique Dress Goods. plain
and Cheek,
Bareges, organdIss and Jaoone,s.
Lawns. Mourning ard Summer
Dress Goods, u svsry dsscrirtles
Point Lace Collars.
Collars Of every Variety.
Mourning Sets,
Mourning Collars,
SIX Talmas sacqnes. and
Circulars Of ell kinds,
Lace Nantes.
Summer shawls.
Six Paratols, . beautiful assortment
Just received
harseilIes Quilts and Spreads,
Cloths.
cassimeres.
Staple Goods Of every description.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27


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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27

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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-27

Az lbraR sgip The edliaf ~ 40
English paper vas freeully presented
viib slnna, upeh ehlrh wa eHffth The
iallawlae lpilefa lhe editor hHa lHfHHi.
thai lhs aiuna wa iahau ifunt - uld
bailtlluH, and he waa tpgutaipd 20 solve
lhs Inscriptions u rad
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12
iMeekIyI Summary
1BynTao-SnALOL on
"a ,lITHE tWAR!0TQ9b

The report Of itHeS mm9af engage
mont which came off TEN days back,
before CbaHestpnltH apborS hassbeenI
confirmed Tive Of our war tessels,
were greatyihjared by aConfeder.'
ate ram. Several mel men T were killed,
scalded-t to death, or drowned, and
the balance of tho Northern feet
was compelled to retire. TheTC66ihl-.
federates have declaredthe CHARLES;
ton blockade raised, and ths harbor
open to al friendly hntions. bdFhe
FcderalS say that the said blockade
is not rais64}diEi IS reported athlsstt
a grand aaihsd9Sohhtbiped1 Attacks
about todbes made ,en,G Charleston,
both bywatcry ahdifromI the land
side, and tkat ifhePB British. Consul
has beer WE4SttRPod5y6f danger Aid
requested 44qosslsagsJ These reports
may, or mAynot be ttrueA-we tah'
not tell. 9dj1O s79islnim bo!'no oa o.
We h@!3sHaF3s {Fff59am from I'd GALVESTON !,
from which welsarn that General
Magrudor has declared tn eoblockf
AIDE there raised, and the open.
to all friendly nations 2s'-'' -.
We learn, from aEdalyoPaper,
that the Confederate army alfred:
erickSburg are So well prepared as
to be able to destroy the Northern
army, which is now being feori
ganized on the banks iof1the Rapt
pahannOcak;I'M Much Of theegsea reports a,
may turn out nothing better ethan,
idle talk. gg79io odi ,gnomo7oo I'D
We lear thatpoot atfd torn tip
Missouri IS in q. dreadful g State;
Men, women, and eyehgehjldrenp,
old and young, ARE boing1driyea
from theirhomes;sh or AaTg6d,'
their property tphsamSdn w GfrS,
and their horses and other cattle.
taken from them,arNo leStitb be.
borne ill mindpthst these oHorridi
deeds ARE hotitAo2& WORK ofISoatfhSdar3p'
soldiers, Bntt,, ,-5qqscc0rdi6g i1fo ssstG,l
mcnts published in the Columbus
Crisis, the crimes a~reItcommftted'
by Northora'meR,pas afist the4iyeess
and prorert 0fAoh@s, Ian abiding.
and Oulono psoplai a, God chow
long is this state. ofothings to- LAST
in land of churches, oBibiege,1 and
rational beings? n9rls 70" ia
1t is said,thatIG enoraioB dtler 81
about to take Rsi 3h@dpdo9f tIssI
army in thS'W63t. ThisH piece Of
news may be true
%Fof1rI528lt54sSsdsi non 10 'i I9Di
We have given pgFireadsps,sbmc
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

nag cd 10!
bsWOjs
''Jhsll.ssR
IsAoBaG
iT,slsRAgt
IHatesyss
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12
sSES5bSSIEIESfYSS&StaaSHSsHhRA
will 70 aXce

~ 'JYhSIees VIII SNIH9fu4ay ofAcePC
itbema theGpy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oEal6
Z eyen aid and assisbdhe AbQli7
florists n ISrfiA9 5hs fbatsdJsw
other States and communitiesl
IagSthtGses men meanOteRtaRd before
the'W9p5 on SUCH AirecdndaaSithiss
1fFheya i, apSJi8hboD
hqqhis bill, there aaEioGeasnnywhy
re ~ opliH9t beispplisd toall States
alike, And VA ithMla tbaiD democrats
.ifsG Congress madSl Mgrentv mistake
iRfghting. aalopg apagliamentaryi
.battlein behalf ofspeh pagtiaHegisl
1ati6h, oT4hs aEmibgi oEthenegroes
Pc the allies of the AbOlitiDnistss is
40 more than we alwayseantici.
Patedu and auponlth . theory of
Stevens 7LoYeioy,a ditHickmony
that tbeTncgrQ is, entitled1stogthe
liberty Of the white. MANI we oseeI
no good lreasena why they osh6ulaI
not be- allowed to fight for it.mUhc,
act is but the atrocious sequence of
aSstill more atrocious premise. ".9I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

TITGSSs44@SS'Sf a1Dtoalpn
nfgGANERoNbasi comm outia0lbl6ek
freHoLjIe BpSeniexpobnpI atiaB4is
0tferHt@ taksleOmf9aud Of aOhesESI
lnigaaea IAdlamattdrAoe oomBi6&E
igl5tjoieia tHudWofsGss6i
bsdbbotFepqBqaadRGeff
tioHisesS' .. ,pltti1d Cd Y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

4 vIluy Ivy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IlC
Liberty of the white. man, we 9see
no good, treason why they osh6ula
hot be- allowed to fight tor it.mDhc
act is bit the ~atfocious sequence of
aastill more atrocious premise. ".9
! oMr. TaURBow WEED in letter
bconcerning GREELEY and theicTHi
Itents ais6s' this remarkable Ilahi
tguageas1 gniwoliot pdi ,bnoo19
|s1+tB ag~ainadmohisR my co3dhtfy!!
mensto shake off this incubus u
emancipate themselves from their
mentaFthrafldem, before all is1ost..
Nj. Greeley hefinfatuated victim
fdftHe widest ambition, VIII soon,
amid 'the crash ofaworlds and the
wfeEf1 of matter be seized With d
emo se that eomcS toot ata.' 81 speak
FBotddly architect !0f Tuia
has much to answer for" ~ ''sg
The whole party, of whih M.
gRFFlEYIis the representative, viii
Ebe little same predieamcpt.on ON
Z lRuj MISREPRESENTATION 1ltU
bmigloDeStiny Of the Northwest ~ T
/ ,dhe tRpbqaper Herald hasrthe
followlBga WHICH lis expressive OF
theagrowtng popular feeingtintthe'
North west:-The destiny as-well
lasothd interest ofsths Nofth%esyis
thatdof the South, justlas thefnteff
cstsiof theuwnole landLmoFafo So
ciah and li~ticalt-wereohnite hn9
Ftil New Ehgland deliberately With
thirty yeads' 1piepapatfon and intent
btioB dest&oyed their oneness byeher
Ibigdtry 1apdaNarice9d Notae0htenti
withooatihg9 wilht ftheobW est, and;
fn dRafa ctgl in gIwhd ttlaeiS pro-
nieedJ h.stNoTacious maws demahdr'
IedqdE both toilnnd gristj UNTIL BY
bher{aGoiSrs9tand pR~Arasaieal spirit
aheIdnovaIotseseetibip into oreTolu!
ltioiand tthesatherbinto,a position
@faAtDgShisniw ltich time will only
Ihwiden1aMA ftntfya ~AsdNeWGEhgs
lsntbDcfqsee;iuntils TOD late toaeil
eeptthe Observation-Disclosures focation,I
hersbtabitsF marked out:Atha aof
Iheibgtkh andtcoh-'
tbNfniHg, Yij4eme of thea West and
tSoutdit sAeuldi baTthesd
neutrality-suspicious. must take her
place, W4thathsiMississippiiH COM
fAroAF BetYqeha usaand the South;
open
Eto Observation-Disclosures friendly
and not !, hostile doifedsfacy, with
eonseqaepto freedom fnOhas4 debt
tooo9fbrnens sfat bontsmpiatioh;'
with ffeetfalerwikh nations forced
toEbay of sAessuoh iaF extent as
to'1feHerseepRnlpfesant 9cOndhf6n'
evefoholaSeN dhMigesin our favoh,I
unitedifH intehest ahaila purpose,
|sitFthS YaEpblgT nowbgihg wfiEf
|ten,n Before us of th6gi daHger96f
ihtfenehing one iota- on the rights
of eaeRsotlieF=sEthis 4He destiny
of the Northwest-IaEd aSTsSch We
Ihopeto live tts9ehefcot wsl sEh1 }
PEACE
Fthe Nairfgido q
0dbad '2Lfhtoa1qtbdt neaeeliHeetihbs
are, Beih JhSttt iRioAim6st sevSEy
seE Stpieeabe Nhasqs4bataE.S
ldddseaa, exehaagSliW Lce.l af9paoF
PplsA malntPBaSa Aee aaSg8Bday
and dsgless Abolition war coff8
tggr sRss4y RsJIaesRsisqa 10
Inf GAMERoNbaGi comm oubisO lbk6ek
IfremLjIe RpSeniexPobnpI atiaB4i6
0tfenaItN takSe0mfpaud Of aohestOI
lnigaaea I~Aalamattdroe oon@6&E
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bHudWofsleJf0I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

kIoI:. q u.
49, 10. = 'alIng upon your coad'
nS10 AZ nJcF Rh9 gas
g?u' CRIME IS Ienfold blacker, il
VIA VIII hMR yeeY wlthtRfctd
IRR91HMGYy noeyoII snould you persist IN
HiHGTtt ua.Iil"pie aeeas-ef treason
hpRIEne ioiioweEaAtS9& TyltyySa&e
XVII o lG SI;n~;a. Iron soldier in enc e
Raaf %e'VoTsHeti
eHposo INC fraudulent
49, ". INSTRUMENTATION
SbNTn"Inuu.
erM t yGEhSFn MliFss; canary w.
ESshs"I%Eoh oto'he chicago
iI MTS"ao& ff ., % ,n 10 NJ. -,
lA9a5 hOSssn%as,t ~ LIMOS troops
IsW ~u mee'lns inst night, ana
81 arlis ono tonight. The OBJ
,ccsI n Ui IN H gesoa are to draw up
res9tp'lons Sgenounoemgthc peace
P1i!cy IN LIMOS, ana rendering
TILT services service 70 governor Yates.
Inc inG pfIvates are not allowed to att
tend inc meetings.. II a private
NY q word In favor OF peace he is
proWPeaten aud frowned down by
tne omcers. a large majority of
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

/. MA GeoMrgYaA rHragfiS HRjhItRe
gfeae- ehaagmg'9pa RtltAensIH0n IN
,,Ehgglfal{d last iyeer ssaedo& lOcsd
speech wasroEiedwftif gastginto
q aEeaaySG~ OafmsfSdE, MaSahst
hl--l.n /, 0iu ..B9nh 10 ,noGiW 1oJ1
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stoRthe war atI6hS9,a call h9matRe
soldiers, -Stak& E6fnap repddfate
"a ABOLITION See6Ssfdfists aha apf0gal
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sgst6rs .athfe a94nhiIl
i9nagHarahfee Il general amnesty,
lstd the whole country pay the
whole debt of both sections, guar,
'antee,tbat the general Government
9Ah!alliP9t,e IN any manner, intsrfeTe
With slavery, 81 any other State in
,stitAtieg, 'Bl9$t leave, ehe,peqnls Of
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

.HAlPRIvATE OF FIFTYl
SECOND R~EGIMENT0B1. v. l."
I. Tvs think this letter frbm an
honest !0I5Est soldier, prettyweT settlcs
ne lWgatter of the mep of the
JuTmIRng. jacks at Cori9th.
I III to be Observations the ref,
eerresnee to desertion ip this Ietter.is
iXlthG EteggaEd5GfrE RaGepE9br iaS
.E99Ps lnto ILLINOIS, Tor purposes of
TIE y abolition party. azl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

sui or prosecution, oivilOvouminNl.
.hhSbean drshah &cahks23ed R
any State court against any officer.
eiyih-er- a.
other persoM fotfanS arSesv oAGdM .
prisonnitnt nnadMmnethdiEW (
OIL ,otanb a domSioraGo1hhattea ii
|anayaet omitted 10 be- hoia at an
time during ithel presonti aebeAioS
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bSGor .iunddrthet Prcsi1a6g SFoa5S
States, or fNSny
Egfess, and the defendant aHJn 81
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Fat soch courtaoriifsue1pSnSS r5bSS
EshSHI have beehr0Hterdd BdHaf90tbe
pdassage of this tactI, uH5eRl9a aHploO
ne2t session 6fthe qcbuif no wwSiiihS
such suit orlproseedti6nis ncbaIHSSf
file n petitionl stating tlNfa1AS
verified byI afidaJItff5f4Ba TaIMHSSSl
val ofthe cnnleTf oF ttfSpoftb4nSaS
Circuit Courtdof tbetJbitSJ SfaGsS
to he Observation-Disclosures
the smiths nsnd;nIs aSSthT SS %SaanIs s
ahd suf;eiant1snTSfv iso. Es1 sy'ESS
IN sncb Icourtt diSffSaI fSa 5ah,,
its sessions COPIES 6f9sntE SfosSSSs5
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
Defeat Of the Russian Army by
the CiFcassians.
Debate in Parliament on American
Affairs,
FROM THE R-APPAHANNOCK.
NEW YoRK, May IA.

NEW YORK, May IA.
The Post says the latest rumors from
Washington and the army, current here to-
day, are that fears Of a rebel cavalry raid
upon the capital are entertained in Wash
lngton, and for some days the planks Of
the chain bridge have been removed and
a full battery also stationed at the sque-
duct bridge.
On Sunday night last q rebel cavalry force
made a dash through our lines and up to
the chain bridge, but we cannot learn that
the enterprise was attended with any adj
vantages. This if true is evidently an
act of mere braVadO in return for Stone
mans exploits.
Stonemsn is at the headquarters Of the
Army of the Potomac, and Colonel Kill
patrick has received orders to report
there.
General Lee has detained all the nurses
and surgeons who accompanied the ambu-
lance trains across the fords, and has also
placed guns in position at Banks and U.
s. Fords, from which facts it is supposed
that he intends to assume the offensive
and cross the river and attack our forces.
1t is quite certain Hooker had ordered
a portion of his army to reeross the Rap
~pahannock some days ago as previously
stated, in accordance with a plan formed
before he commenced his retreat, but the
plan was nOtapprovod by General Halleek,
who therefore countermanded it hence
the conflict in the reports concerning the
reorossing of the river by Hooker.
General Butterfeld has said that a
movement cannot be made for some time.
It seems not unlikely that General Hal
leek contemplated assuming the COM
mand-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15

WOUNDED ONO SOLDIERS IN WAsHIsa-
TON HosPIrAL.-A letter from Washington
to the Ohio State Journal gives the reports
Of the Committees Of the Ohio Soldiers Re
lief Association, Of the wounded from the re-
cent battles on the RappahannOck as far as
received. The following may be of lOcal in
terest:
M. Pleasant HospitaE-Elias shirk, H. lO7,
right arm C. S. Trump, H, 107, flesh wound,
right leg j. Sleep, Il, 10Y, right thigh
George Hetz, 3, 107, right shoulder, critical;
B. Jenkins, D, 18th, finger of Daniel Beyee;
B, 9TH, two fingers of Franklin l.. Klein,
9TH U. S. Infantry cleveland knee, not bad.
Lincoln Hospital-W. H. Bennistery II, Ith,
slight wound in right shoulder; VIM. ID. Fox,
Il, 18th wound in right arm Israel IL. Gregg,
d, 9TH, wound in right wrist, one finger shot
of; Hugh NJ. Jones, II, 9TH, wound through
left hand Corp. VIM. NanWyc, Il, 9Th,
wound in head D. W. Waters, H, 9TH flesh
wound in left arm SasOn S. Kellogg, G, 9TH,
wounded in head, (LOrain co.,
Judiciary Square HOspitdl-Jas. I. ferreu,
D, 9TH (PainesvilIe) wounded in knee.
CdmpbeH Hospital-Chss. Klegen, F, Sth,
finger shot of Oliver Wise, C., 9Th, finger.
douglas HOspidt-h. hoHmauJ n Itu'
head by a mimic ball, W. IL. Spidel, F. 9TH,
flesh wound in calf of the leg S. &. Cone, D,
9th left knee and thigh.
HaHloood HosDital-Ramsey Luce, E, Sth,
(Sandusky) Emil Zeidler, B, 10th.
ArHory Square Hospital-John Shelby, d,
9TH, gunshot wound Franklin Hank, G, 9TH,
gunshot wound, Dorp. Warren F. Wilton, l,
18th, gunshot wound Henry Burton. E., 9TH,
gunshot wound.
Lieut.. H. W. Ryder, 29th O., wounded in
left thigh, is at the Seminary Hospital,
GeorRetoWn.