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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28

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I'LL sETvEs-s $50. MAI s.s--..
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TKpER FAILS
v doz-. R-a Cedar rsiis
2 dorsn White Cedar Faiis.
? dezen varnl.hce Cedar fsiis;
2 doten Harss Cedar Fails tnst rfreived al
ELEioTTs family Gfoc~ry.
A DOzES SuRsERr CHAIRS At
ELLiuTT's Faaiiy Gsocsry.
DASKETs - Is donrn assorted seir~s Clothes
ID haskstsss ELLIoTTs Family orocsry.
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ELLorrs Family Greesry.
CYRUF-
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qHsrt~r htls Houry ryraps
10 half bills Nsu ufirsns Nolnsse-. a.
ELl.I0TT Fasnly Grsc~ry.
* BARRELS BEEHIVE sYRUr; 10 ban.l.
Id Ngw orteAns; gHst recrised ~
ELtIOrTS fsfniiy Crocsry.
FAMILY FLOUR
l. iasask. aaatls extra Tsniiy Fi0urs
IS half bbts q
Al vEFrasisas a. ELLIoTT's Tssfiy srss-ry
DowpER-soo kegs Deposits BiAssiaK Pc-d.r
Il 80 ksgs DuPsat's Rae P0Sdsr:
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go Blssinr P0~4ers
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ELLIOTT's Fasily sre-.ry.
cotton YAESs-ss bazs 81 SAB % arTivs.
/ u .. L. GILBERT Co,
zk5l Nc. Sycamore Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
n..,h OF Mr.. Aam,raI Fsese.

Nav HAVEN, August 27-MrS Caro-
line Augusta Street, widow Of the late
Admiral Feote, died at the residence Of
her father, Augustus Street, in this city,
on Wednesday morning.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
CIR g at S ale
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

TIVE uspERsiosEK. EXECUTORS oF rHE
Estate y N. ". Fg-tsf, dss-as-d ear fsr
sale ne tilawinE ssry sainshls CifF Property
fht fukhk STORY BhIGkt inuhLk
hafs Hetsss. caff-eF Mats snd FIRST strrsfs 90 -
- Feet, hsNty stens wslis ~ rrGiaF sna sslstsn-
tirilf halit a. sstfY ~, shh iaJgs hfs sad bar
Kiar ffsaf sAuit. tisissf. duabis pfiyirs SOD ga
nh,s,-s sefoss best nos e.ssnpiea o. ths aFst
naef - 1shn Healer, hoeks~ilsF sna = Eilfott
Grus.fs 90 he sssohd neer Ev.nssilta Litf4ry
ana ksAdluk ho0ras The Third heof ~ isrgs
Hal isfa.sriy eesHgisd " ~ fr-s Ma.sns
Ihsse sfafss - The pgrssn fins ahAst Frbt &c
81 600. I'D suaia fs|aasnd sssf q. 90 iftaaant
fHE Two BRICK sTnhE HOUSES Ap.
ioininE. GA piFsi Hffset, hrxs seast 10 rear. Nsw
ane Goldman, nerg 60, ciaihifui on llss
asesad rssaF ~ q > CefisrtsF ana kssssseft ata
On ths laird nasf ods Fsiiawfs Han As ps~ssai
aneeF Fent ~ ti.ouo, and woaia bFiss Hiash
THG Way DEsfHnLK Property KNOWN
- Lots No. aud 7. %. r. tsu ~ 10 aet eo4nss
LoeH.i aaa wsisf street., 9TH a. sus nfisk
~ Z Qusrtsfnsstsf and ihs es1vsnlsss siar.
aha pwsillnE Eioass, uiessfn. wos,lsb~4, A. a.
leiains tnfer r~nt 81 si.An.
thREk Way kLKaintE VACANT L0rr.
sarssf Lafasi and faafth strssg. lffnnfiAa % tks
erF~f niafkst tuildlnEsh g - A. s~t Th-ss
lots Seulf aHsff ths asst dssiratis hcaliana fnr
Fsisit stores N tts city
Thk FRAME sAnEHoCsE AND BRICK
hpshis knsekshaa-e IN RAJ las "a ~ "A 49, )
cisistn attaehsd Situated corner fsssnst aaA
l,unssn stTrsis. Thssa tsiidins 81, ssii sasetss
faf Fgfk Hnslurss
THG FRAME wAuEHousF sT1k ~ fao sss
snd t.ois =, saa 2, uiesk -, a.. ksiax - f-ei
"a Canal and runnlnN fhFunwh ts Chursh street
fhs aiiFniisa = cAriTAltsre y respectfully
tnsitsd 70 the ahcFs lat. eanfainiaE the most
arslfAhie Ffnf~rfy ssrf er-frd 81 sac IN this
Aitft asd Ffe~snts al egpcftaHity fur fhs aiasf
r-iisei- ana prnatabie fnse.tmfnt that could b.
nisas sud hsinE siteatfd IN ths very centre ~
hg,iness. 4 iaust msiaisia ~ FrE-rninsaer.
EfILE fkRFEHT. T.ruas wlil b. a.aAs knssa
~ sFFiirsiiea 30
Gao. FOSTER, o. -
-ysn-an JOIN ". FOSrKE. Asa'"'.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
me- ooNFEssIoNs ANG ExrEHIENcE OF
INTELIIGENCE OFFICE.

UsHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED An
Intellisenes Ofnoo on Third Street, four doors
wsst of the Washington Hotel. vhero be will ave
strict and prompt attention te all business ~ that
iue. SSHN VA NANS'
zeitung eopy-aPiS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
old Metals B GU MT.

Tfey arr dealing Ia aud selling Aliens Imprsv-
"A Steam Gaage. Wrought lTen welded Pipes and
rubbing. Hiram HoPkins' Improved Srsat Ma
hines. Stephen Hughcs Flour separators, sermAr
poltinx Cloth. Qua klastie Betting. Packing
Hose, &C, Of tbs eest Kind Iinplaie, sheet iron
Ricck Tin, pig tson. BAhlt Meta. Sp~itsr. fsFc
Brick.
They have every t4ciiity q the best MzShlnegy
and wofkinen, and Slil give all work entrusted a
thaua their iadisiiual Ettentisn, hllink orders
p.omrtly, warrantinK their work. AID sre satisfied
with reasonable prtces.
Bs-Ofhce nd Sale Roma, Foundry. Bolier-ysre
Machine shop On Pine stscet, between first and
scond streets, kVansyills, Ind. decE
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
Lakc Iee.

Plenty Of Lake Ice constantly on hand
ny and night, at the Lower Landing
T.. INGLE & co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
tlSAAY Am sFxvAL svrFEHs.- New ard reliable
,atsaert--ia Reports q The uEwARn AsSo,,
ArtOE--sent in scsied ie,tvr envstopes, Orc .
arrr. Address. nr. ). sKIi,LtN uoUcnroN,
,ward Association. Philadelphia, Pa au2s INA
ATTENTION. sOLpIEHs, PReTEcr YoUR
.alth No s.usibie aaAn viii leave the city
thaut supply Of H0LLowAY's PILLS AND
NrMENr. For wauuds, Bruises. Sores, Fcyurs
"A pysonsery. ths-e ms.iieines tte hest In the
rid. EvsFy Englsh and French Soldier usss
cm. only Is ecnts per box or pot. IS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
FROM NEW YORK.

Particulars 81 the BonbardHssnt Of
ater-Et~aur.Eard tndfSn amt be-
ease Gffiassre tarows shells ave
nniIrs-Hishmond papers ysl hope
fal-a9oseby stiII fn naIsehfsG.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
FROM CHARLESTON.

nnter.~aa.g Parsieuiars--cnarfs
-hsiied with Greek Ftre-neasrs-
gard Ee~nouaees sham n ssviIIsin-
oss c~~spossna "--sumssr asfanet--
Cbsrissasn ia . ferment.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
thousands OF soldiers In the ARMY
lair DYE! HAIR DYEn
bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
$ TIE Best in the IForidl The oaly
Harmless, True, aud Reliable Dye
kR0UA
This splendid Ealr Dye Il reFlect--ehangrs Red
usty or Grey Hair, instantly 70 a Glossy Bh'k
Natural brown, vi haat tulutiog the Hair 81
tanning the skin, Having the Hair So . and
eaa,lfal; imperts fscsh vitality, fsequcntly re-
,oring lie pristine color. and reeiia.s the III
scets Of bad pyes. The Genuine b sisnsi WILL
IAN A. BATCHELoR. aliethsrs arr aesr in,i.
diens, aad should bo avoided sold by al
rusgists. SC. reetory--S2 Barclay street, \. Y.
iATCHELOR's NEW TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR. yiodwiy
,HE CONFESSIONS ANn ENrERfENCE OF
An INVALID,
Nuhlished for the teuetit. and a. = warning ard
sAuTlON TO YOUNG hEN Who suffer nom
Seryus Debility, fgcmasur, nccsS e Msnhaod,
tr supplying AZ the same time TfiE MEANS
lF SKif CVRR, by cue who has eured hiaiscli
ner b ing rat 60 grcai eSlcnse and Injury through
medical huuibug aud qaackery
Rv enclosinr = postpaid addressed envelope
ipe;e eopIcs may l. had Of The author.
NATMANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Rrakpssi. kings Conn ~, n.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
RIVER NEWS.


AHnfvAfs
2 MeCombs, Lon Burihs, Nsfhvilis
LadY rik-, Memphis Oak bawiiug gfaea
MAY Duke, Cairo u y tsufaii, lien
Jllksfrou, BSg Green
DKPAHTunEA
laiy Pike. Cincinnati Bar. ha. L1sissiiis
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
Brewers, Distillers, Reetifers, &c

uppiied With swry scseripsion Of Copper and
sheet Iron Work, bIvwinE Kettles, keifiEerators,
Attemtoratars Sparxss. Sfillhezds and Worms on
an Improved prsacipie, Columns for Aleoilel stills,
Yeast Jugs. Cans. Syphoas, &C, Copper, lead and
Iron fipe Copper, Hrers and lros famrs ei Every
varsity far lrrr spirits, OF. &c Brass Ceeks snd
Valves, Steam Whisttss, &c.
werkmen cng % an parts % re- ~ york and DO
repairs on Stan Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron
Work &c
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-28
MACHINEST.
Macnine 8 Finishing WORK

And everything appertasning 20 the Foundry bus
lness They afe Misunderstanding ctesm Engines
and Rollers Of any sire and peNcr requtred. saw
MIN Machinery aud MIN Gearing Of any sire Dis
filiers and Mintng MachipeFy, rehacco Scfvws,
f,umuaipr Machines. Threshinx MaChines. Malt
Mills nursepowers, Corn shelters, Machinery q
All Kinds made and repaired lran and Brass Vast-
lnKs Of every description. Iron HOUSE lFuuts, Cel-
lss Gratcs, sc Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the
latest improved patterns Hollow Ware, Dos
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
Address OF the womsn's Natis.ai icy al
Leagas.

TO THE soLDiKHs or ora SECOND ExvosuriuN.
BRwvwRRs thousand of your SISTERS, n q convention
representing the loyal OF the uatoo grcet 70.
with prosound gratitude. Your struggles, sudertnss.
daring, heroic s.dev0ticn aod sublime achievements
we exult them ALL
To you, especially, whose terms or hsvc sx
pircd tc esppe, oerirs co speak NJ tSs
shifting acting IN the nsiiou tragedy TINS
war of slavery against freedom did begin
nrst shot at sumter did not begin when silvocracy
broke up tho Charleston Convention o-der secure
the election of Mr.. Lincoln, thus Iain Ytou the
Southern false prc'ence fcr rebellion II did
bex,n with notification In is32 the convention
that framed federal constitution; yet IN tnat
which adoptei tho artsces Of sopederai lon hut II bs
gan too, whom the M,ylower landed fathers on
Plymouth Rock. aud tos frat slave ship snded human
cargo M Virginia Iscn for ifbe brst tune iteriy ana
slavery stood fare 10 lace this c,ntincoL tuta then
til nov these sntagonsnr have struggist N nccsa.nt
coanlct rwa since the ssveocrscy - 4. ihs,r
nstsce or violence, stear long aud secro, plot ing
crowned tie.t perhdy by yejry by rstiai ssyurcs ~
guvsfnineut property that cos 800 Vo and then
burst INTO sI,en rebellion.
THIS war " not, as the south falsely prs,ers ssf M
races nor ~ sections. u pciioal psrtior but war
ot principles uirB the working dsssss, who,hsr
white or b,ck against tho wofld over. In
iug nsn, p' whatever cccr, the ami All who
Tor tc risht d lsrW, fcr fres sr-ecb, Sfec
soiouls Tree sInfsgo and FREQ gDvetnnlspt securing
10 All life liberty aud the ,rsut " hapness. are drtv
battle m deionce of these, 70 eh w'tb thcni
victims she v,,eacc that for two centuries nss
hold tho black min prisoncr Of w[. wnhe .ns
South has wsged this against human rishb. hs
Eorth has etood by holding the garments o. those who
vers stoDng liberty 10 death wss 70 van .n" siew
"a IN. North dsponpcai the stem and called the people
4, r,,.nt.pos In vain did uey point 70 tbe progress u
s,e el.,e psvs sDd w-sn bs ve,eae snd thsh owe
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
TIE Capabilities OF the ssush 20 Main.
tain the War.

BALTIMORE, May 20, 1883.
former times, and for many years before the war;
trade carried by merchants In Balti
mcra Ia tho article Of Richmond -four Tue aour was
manufactured at mills N and Richmond aud was
then brought here and shipped shipped
direct Richmond In Baltimore vessels for des-
,uation THIS destination either to Europe TO be
tranhpped TO the East Indies else Central
America, the West Indies, South America The dour
made ,t and Baltimore, although widely renowned
for s excellence, could not for morueut compete with
R-hrnnnd dour in this foreign trade The reason was in
tee wheat from which the kinds Of -four were made
Ih,t made at Richmond from wheat raised In that
rsrl o virginia south Of the latitude OF Washington com
nrng nearly the whole Of that immense sate) in North
sud outh carolina and in Georgia. The harvest Of ths
wheat bcns lst and ends with the last OF June
In osdnsry seasons, and than wcck later
The e,perencs VI many years demonstrated that nour
this wheat kept perfectly In the hottest
climsie any length Of time ana hence the oagcrncss
with wh,h was sought after. The aour made In and
near baltimore vas manufactured from wheat raised Ia
Maryland, those parts Of Virginia lying the VI
the baltimore and OHIO Railroad aud Va Pcnnsy vanla
THIS aour particularly the licott Mills aud the Howard
street brands acquired, during many years, deserved
tsobr,ty all the Union fs its superior
md aiWsys commanded the highest market price Bot
t wss ound ul.t II would not stand long voyages
pnl tiu II teken to hot countries such A. the FAST
hde. thc wcst Indies OF South America, II wts
J., .lur u0.hy aud s0ur whe4, therefore,
sB 49, ,n, Il tie arrng is ,E I've Ycst toe
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Oar sc. Louis Correspondence.

ST. LOUIS, May 20. 1868.
General sehofed Versus GsneraI CprtsTae Radicals IN.
censed-.supposed Change in Posiey-Rebel Guarihas
Kt,ied-Stambocts Fiyed Into, dc.
The Of the day In this department is the appoint
men OF General John NJ Schodeid the successor Of
General Curtis. The removal Of Curtis has been antici-
mated for several weeks rast but the appointment OF
schoneld, though known 10 be favored BY Governor
Gamble and the conservative politicians Of this State
entirely unexpected II has already produced bitterness
OF feeling bcweeu the radical friends Of tho retiring
raj and the adhcrcuts Of Governor Gamble which bodies
no good 10 the future harmony OF the department II
triumph oser tho radicals which they unprepsrsd
for and tho Germans have worked tnemseves,u,o pow
erful passion, ppfS.ss,ias against the change
The des expressed by ali parties 10 that the policy pur
sued by General Curtis will be changed immediately, and
there IL report current that General Fremout famous
procsasion declaring Missouri under martial law which
attn rcmsus In force. will be revoked thss surrendering
the government Of the State To the civil authorities This
ia the popular expectation and may be realized Tho
pocy Of such change however may be Questioned and
however desirable may be that the civil power resume
q, ,v.y over Missouri tscs that the reb-s win be
tho gamers BY IT, Aover the state n the interior
ur,ss uoked and desperate rebels smotherns their
treascn from fear OF military law The surrender o the
re,ns or power the hands Of rebel ., mpathzers
holding uhe ocss of coustsbss, sberfs aud
would be the sgnal for grand outbreak OF rebels. Gen
schoacd however has seen too much OF me rebelonn
,hs state 70 allow himself TO be- whccdcd into any
, policy. -, y,... a..
Genera shoHeld MAJOR generals viii probably be
signed 10 othey commands when the latter arrives Their
c,nnecn with ecu schocd Ia the Army OF the troutior
Iarly AFTER the battle Prar Grove, OF tho
neaesnest character and the c"fdalty between thcm
A. nos worthy of imtstior. here are other army Oh
CO who have never hsitsed N express opuion I'D
worse TO General Schoied whose tncinstpns should lead
them 10 for another position t ~ not impossible
tnst thu 81 the new ctniondsr o the department
may calso a variety or ,ntersstu~ disclosures ard
cnsnges
unr Gamble Ne ~ nOs attacked tor rc,ss.mbilnt the
S,,s cpnventioa 20 act upin the patton question
IA "A certain that tho S,s CouvUntiOt putan- &C pfo
,,,fon e rcbsis who unht 20 cis, npin aues
t,,p. anccttng the oyaty ~ MiS5alrt o. them
a., sses then coort on account ~ thsir rcrenls
,-frlytes ahf OF them evchiugni prisonsr 1f
r,s anItber D. lnirr " OD boIi, to sitY y thin the
limits VI hR county ,,r dDloyd sciA Nsuy lues
tas .'ss ac"y sv,<-a ciccsoi. ssd
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
The Q~ota of New york. .

New YORK ~ row reap the bsned of Governor rov
p.rsisent refusal 10 aiow ~ the enlistment of
,m,n,is tncn until las, moment uuder tive previous
call tor troops.
The war ispesncst hss decided that thsee yesrs 60
no usdr the basis NJ the estimate o states quota
That IT, 900 three yeats ere 70 he counted ~ tho
,n,v,,ent of DJ0 years and 900 months
mon ms rule Ia mncaty lust. and under u, instead
f be,ns dono,rnt 30 900 30 900 meo shs Officially
declared 10 hsvc Oiled her quota
v.rpnr Morgan sut only insisted all enlistmen,s
sny or hre years (wh ths exception II three four
crstnt,sd militia resments), but. n coouncuon with
r,s,rn.t Soymorr and General Sp-ssue, has followed
a., aubsct bs0rs ths war Dep.<tm,ni unt ths Inst
s,s,gt "a u,s v.is q Tho tbrss sesrs N, "A has boco
u.sde,
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

Tho total of these twenty eight forts Is thus
seen be 29S guns If the administration ignores the cx
stence these powerful of defence, and has In
consequence made inadequate provision for overcoming
them how be expected After the repulse at
fredericksburg Burnside compelled to admit that the
enemy means Of defence much greater than he
had supposed But the trouble was the HERALD has
Often observed, failures have always been owing TO
fact that the enemys strength and resources have
constantly underraed. If they choose TO send
among tell that there Is only one hun
drcd guns Richmond the administration Is much more
disposed credit that assertion than to make the proper
prepa for the reduction OF that stronghold Even
army could succeed 10 getting as near Richmond rs
NcCieians army the city would not then be taken.
The great battle would still, have TO be fought under the
walls o, Richmond And when that battle is fought that
much des,sed weapon the spade will play as important
part the cannon hc muskct or the bayone. 1t will
bG necessarily so. Richmond will have to be regularly
invested and beseged lhe Richmond OF to-day s Ave
times stronger than the Richmond Of last July Such are
the truts OF ualeck's strategy.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

mond and four miles from the Seven Pines u commands
the main road from Williamsburg and tho Char!es CITY
road, and mounts IL guns.
No. 2S.-Fort Parking. casemated sheatbei with rail
road rcn and mounted with 26 guns.
No. 2t-Fort Davis two Inlcs and hat south OF tue
city commanding the railroad Petersburg guns
No. 25.-A tort, three Iuies southwest oithe cy-!o
guns.
No GA fort three miles and half southwest o
the cty-l6 guns - -
No Effort lee, Immediately south OF tne cy I'm Oa
the right bank OF the James river, moun'eu WIZ" ~ s
Of verJ heavy calibre
No. % A small redoubt, mounting . guns -
list oY Thy fokTs AROUND RrHMoNp, wirh THEM ANNA
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
Generai Gustavus w. smith.

TFrOm thH flunmUbu WING may ZJ'I .
This gentleman has been chosen presient OF the
Eow ah Iron Mining Company. Barlow county, Georgia,
who among the finest works OF the kind in the
country II Ii said that In order tosecare hs services
company transferred TO him stock the amount Of
twenty i've thousand dollars, besides voting him
nuai sAisry or seven Thousand dollars .t f
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

chants OF Baltimore no longer Able 70 supply tnoS'
msrxcts with ychmoDd Hour the most serious oons'ns
were Aout TO thom thor agents and factors IN ths
ports or those countries IL trade which the mer
chants Of Baltimore could up without great injury
TO thor they would be Obliged 70 give u up
If could DO devised by which the Baltimore
Gour could De brought up 10 the same St andard exco
ience thai tho Richmond flour had reached =.
In order 70 attain this object efforts have been maze
attended with OF success am not Al ho'
erty 70 speak deiuitoy this e'a st can cay
that has been owing those efforts ia cert direc
ton that into possession to day OF tho following
nfoT regard tina capabilities or the south TOR
he raising OF whea. and This Information may 90
regarded coGn-natory and supplementary 70 thar IN
my elter OF March 10 II is highly important 10 mill
tary point OF has direct bearing on the ques'
ton OF ho long the rebels carry on the war IL
affords the uneauvoca proof that the war has nos
materially affected the productive capacity the Soutn
The entire 10 ulaon Oi the Southern Ses aiter deduct
ing the loyal people Of Maryland Kentucky, Missouri and
the Northwestern part OF Virginia, Is ton miionB Of poo
pe. or these -four millions slaves and Blk millions
white people. or tho latter aud half millions
between the ages eighteen and forty hye and are
therefore, able TO bear But Of these only one third
have yet been called out, for the rcoel army
consists Of only AT 900 troops drawn from tho States ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

0efcn ce8 and tho pfODhDfNy nh oooos's WV w
along liz whole leus.h the same tame we can eaS'T
comprehend that he viii need every maa o. ths"'
General Johns,o In the Field.
The army aod the roope will rejoice with "a when they
learn that we are the benefit Of +he great military
experience and ability Of General Joseph r. !onhstoo 'u
the present gency lie will arrive N the CITY
aud presume once JON III the counses On our com
mahding officers. ~ --.r.
will ind magnificent force organzed for work Generh u
Pemberon has bcen IL but has given 10 has depart
mont the most unremttihg attention A an executive
officer he has proven bmse Inferior 10 mono, and. We
6sIiSs5 & mislSFd che s..aa!ior His army is good
sons-ready for ssrvice-aad. with tbs assistance we
know be al hand wo have every confidence rs :" sns
result. anH r-1 p
In the struggle before us every part 10 per
FORM The citizen and the soldier must act in concert
Tue stake IS which all alike Interested Let us
all strengthen the hands or sT generals, implicitly follow
ing their suggestions aud tho invader w be driven osk
The Eunerai % Lieutenant General r.. j.
jackson (StOneW oln- ilO.-..
From the Richmond Whig, May q
Ths remains Of our great ana good aensra
Va, on Friday, the 18th inst 1he body, enveioped IN
the Confederate flag and covered with fowers borne
The Lsxingtoa Gassae says:-aAn interesting company
OF the procession consisted Of such officers and sol
sSs s. % 70 e S 'a Ss ros
associations 70 the shsitercd rragmen.e o. this
famous brigade assembled under the dag Of the heroic
time the regimenal s,andard. Of Jacuol's
old Fourth regimen< and which that regiment carried in
triumph the bloody fold OF Manassas on tho evor
memorable 2lst day Of July pss OF
the ceremsaes the day was the religious service con-
great csrain had delighted 70 worship God Tor 10
years before the beginning OF hs late brilliant careA
OF active operations. Tho services conducted
by the Rev. IN. White. the only pastor Geacret
jackson ever had after he became IN svowod
soldier OF .tise cross-a pastor whom he ten
dery loved and whose rebeious counsels no
desy sought, the midst Of the most absorbing
through which he had passed during the last two
yeacs." Et
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

deicn oes and tho probability hat assault WI, De ade
along its whoIe leusth the same tame, we can cssI
comprehend that he viii need evegy mah o. thsm