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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Additional River Items.



ne river. hare. y ata ssaa stand. ana wi
doasiis.s - fsaaa riainE rapidly fhls moraiRg-
Ths river this morning prsssnisd : lively ap-
pesraaes, with large nauhsF of arrivals, 10
eladins several boats ffem th, Csmaerlasa IL N.
0oysrpmsat servtee.
The srrfvais ana asyartarvs. iualaae The Ca
sawha. HawesvElis evnsia. Cairo o. Kx4assiiIs i
Hebsst. Isul.sjIls % snsithIAaa; sAxtgsssr Clara
Poe. Lssalaas sad css.esus city casst~siasa 20
I.oai-vttss r X. Dunksrson. Ruassssy 20 Kvsns-
viiis. ceaafess. raducah 60 wsstpasti Jsnss
Gray. orssn sisss b ksansvilis.
Tbs Arsaaa esms ia sarty yesterday HsaEninE
uith moderate trip. snd 10 recsfviaE largely foF
hsr rstarn trip aad vii hsru all shs e&a slasd
Up naasr.
The eaiawsA Is rsepivsng for fhs Wabash aha
vii leave forthslth.
Tbs Navigator. Crescent city. Leoaidas aaa
Clara Poe pss.sa % fron The csnbsr.asa. hasiu z
returned irsn The lover erd Of ihss river. The
blockade not ssf helse oyehsa
TAs ArmaaA gees oot this sveaiag, and srv-
seufa sspsrios {, aaesnsuts 10 passengers
The n X Dat ksrson tsok tastnlion ufsa.6kfd
Ysnlees up ts Ramssy On Tharsasy night aua
rrsurBzs iast sveninE g. Freus capssgb prfak wasss
We EearsthAt The lock al Rsuassy !. anlsksd. and
on Mshdsy the Daaksfson viii - thrsagh TO
Bowling orses. rE
The Tarxsson is iAs spisHaia packet sor Loais-
vile thlsevsnlnr Capt jim Lask Ia commaud
The Brilliant is astAinss asovs, bat vii Be
here TO- naerrs~ fer Ssw Orlssas and way porrr.
She hss spieadid passenger aseemEoaAtioas, Aad
Is admirably ofassssd. l..-fsss4
Ths pqpular Glendale will also b here to- NOR
rov nersiag ier Msmphis, sDa vii have rooln
for limited snoant 81 freight And pa8ssnEsrs.
Capt. Dan. ulaTk il her pspaiar esunasasr BAil
1 a Ruae are assnts for both The Brilliant ana
I Glendale.
The Countess. uics H.w Beat, came from
/ Paducah this asorninr, With rswfsueE. seolersd
cavalry en- teasa Their aestIsssion Is wessport
/ Kentscky.
{ The Gsn- HzIlsck Is usdsrEsinE extensive In.
( prossmsnts. Her guzaas are bsiug wsasasd aua
/ rebaiit. and her oAbia extended. whieh viii I'D
I greatly 70 her comfort and eapaeiss. a
Contrary 20 our advices. the Brilliant has Just
arrived ioaaea e her guards ard adds tnuel
Z here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

Destruction Of Ounbonts by Tor
pedoes-
new YoRK, Dec. IT.-The Herald 4
correspondent gives the following ac-
count Of an expedition up the Roanoke
river:
a gunboat expedition sent up the riv-
er, when opposite jamestown, 90 miles
above Plymouth, suddeniy came into
conflict with some torpedoes placed in
the channel by the rebels, and three boats
we're blown np.
After the blowing up Of the Otsego
the remainder Of the feet remained BY
her until morning, when those vessels
uninjured by the explosion, pushed up
the river Soon after Commander Me.
comb dispatched, on special daty, has
aid Psymastsr Lewis Sands, Of the
steamer Bagley with tSo guns. In
passing down the river The Bsgley
struck torpedo and was Instantly blown
up.
The flagship Wyalusiug, Commander
McComb, senior ofieer, took the lead,
aud passed safely through. The Otsego,
double-ender, attempted 10 follow; the
boat came ia contact with al obstruc-
ton, which wss apparently passed, until,
being ssFnek by the stern, It proved 10 be
large torpedo, which, exploding, blew
up the 0lsego, sinking her tn few min
utes
One man and boy were killed. The Of.
ficers and the rest OF the erew escaped
by swimming. PsymasssF Sands and
Captain Ames took the ting Swan 70 the
wreck Of the 0stsgo and wers picked
up soon Aftsr ths sinking Of the Bsgley.
The steam picket laanch No. 5 was
also destroyed
Roanoke river is peFfeei net work
Of toFpsdoes- A large number have al
ready been taken up, a still larger num-
Der are supposed 70 remain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
BY TELEGRAPH
MORNING REPORT


NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-The Richmond
Whtg Of the 18th ssys.. We again failed
to receive our exchanges from Georgia
this morning, and are Consequently
without details Of recent events in the
vicinity Of Savannah, and between there
and Charleston. As far as We can lsarn,
Sherman's army has invested Savannah,
bat beyond the usual shirmishing, no
fight has taken place.
Gen. Hardee is in com nand of our
troops.
The Richmond Examiner Of the l4th
says: Up 20 yesterday no battle had
taken place between Sherman's army
and the Confederate troops IN the de-
fences at Savannah
A contemporary paper speaks OF sa-
vannah as invested This il not the
case Savannah is no more invested
than Richmond, aud we have no eYi-
dence that it stands 10 the least danger
from assault or seige.
An official dispatch yesterday main
taius that Sherman had halted his army
near the town but that does not signify
that be will 90 into The trenches.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Afternoon Report.
r HO NJ A S !!
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
Hood Defeated at all Points.
Thousands of Prisoners.
Fifty or sixty Cannon Captured.
-
Rebel ArmT Broken Into Two Parts.
Magnificent Condue. of Our Troops.
LET EVERYBODY BE MERRY.
Rebel ArmS Broken Into Two Parts.
NagnIfleenL Conduel Of Oar TroOps
LET EVERYBODY BE MERRY
omoi.l from Nashville.
" "a III 2 y .I'tEHkF
WAaHINaToN. Dec. ~, s.3e a. Y.

Mej. Gen Dir;
The follo1iug official report sf great
victory achieved yesterday by General
Thomas and his gallant army, over
the rebel forces andes Gen. Hood, ia
front of Nashville, was received thfs
morning Ore Of the most surprising
circumstances connected with the great
achievements The small loss suffered by
our troops, evineing, among other things,
the admirable skill Of Gen, Thomas in
bis diaposision Of the battle.
In oar rejoicings at the defeat Of The
enemy, thanks are due the Almighty for
bis protection to our gallant officers and
soldiers in the great conflict they have
passed through The repor, Of General
Thomas, and also an unofficial report
containing interesting details, are sub
Joined.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Bounty Juupers.

John Murray and Thos. Doyle, Of the
loth Cavalry, ChAs- BilIingsley, Of the
Tth Battery, ana Thos, Ryan, Of the
5lst Iafantry, have been convicted be
fore eourt martial, held 81 Indianapo-
lis, Of the crime Of desertiou, snd SEN
fenced to be shot on the 2Sd inst At
Burnside Barracks, near that city. The
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
DRAWERS.
q N d z z s Il I r rs
Gloves, Suspenders.
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars. s

Ihsve q very large stock Of the above
Goods am also prepared 70 make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
/ have got the beat workmen in ny en-
ploy IN the West, and warrant ali goods
made By me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, can and vii sell goods low
er than any other house in the city Of
the same kind. Al ssk is FOR those in
want Of hne clothing % call and see
what ! have got No troabls. y show
goods
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

WAsHISGTos, Dec. I7.--Acling Rear
Admiral Stebbins, commanding the east
Gulf Squadron, reports 10 the HaYy De
partment under date OF December Sd,
the destruction OF set Of salt works on
Rocky Point, Tampa, Bay, By delaeh-
ments from the United States steamers
stars an1 Stripes, Nita, Hnbrick Hud-
son and the Ariel Several large boil
ers. and everything Of value connected
with the works were demolished with.
oat casualties on our part, .ft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
REMOVAL.
THOS. q. MAnHEE

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
~ featuring Establishment 20 No FIRST
STREET, hriow Main. lie has large and slss
gaat assoFtBeBtof Hoaae-tssds Work, - Dn4 -
the finest, gnaFartssd A gsod A. the best. aud
tR sale 40 "chsep ~ she cheapest. and iittls
cheaper ...-..+...-.... ..t... '5stii8@ a
IFS entry stock =. ssnsistlnE " Hns Barry
Coach, and Carriage Harness. Light Troting,
Heavy Wagon, Drays aud Express Harness, sad
diess In endless variety, Bfialss of All kinds 90
any qaantity, Collars, Girths, surcinklss, Chssk
Lines, Military woskS IN Short everything 10
his line, from Hams strap - . " M0nitoF Sad
dlaie supeFvfsoh, By skIllisi asA s4psrienosd
work man, hnd is easrea - ths trade 81
EAsrERN PRICES. Being sbis 70 eompsss cue.
eessifily with anything In ths market ia styis.
nhish, durability, and pFiea, he only asks RAJ.
oail and rAamlhs for yourselves. - APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
PUMPS.
The Cooley Is

n NE ONoOIG.N =
ANTI FREEZING PUMP.
+ AN NOW cANvAssfSs sourHERN MOI
L Sna, sxhieuing and hitting applicastcrs 70
order Wholesale sn1 retain for rhi, r-as
I can be found at the wxshixgtou House kt "a
Washington StAhlSs have set one in opsratlrssl
for every one calling ses its beauty Ell aesS,,,
HeSr Whit Mr. J. urss xays: - hare hoprhs
one Of the CoolAy Pumps uf Mr.. w. A. ant, <nd
have IL In operation throwing water into the res.
ervoir 90 supply the engine 1t my Plough Factory,
and recommend il ~ good pump. and superior
% Chain puugh. Ss it never gets out of order $
For further testimouixis all are invited 70 e. u
and for themselves es1 A. HUNT,
~ ..-----..-.----.--....-.,. Proprietor.
WAshington Hsnss. ExAnsrillA. Ind neT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. ]. s. LOWER

Physician & Surgeon,
HAVING PERMANESTLY LOCATED IN
IA Evansville, of4rs his professional services %
she eitixena Of Evanxviite and vicinity.
@s~ Offfcs AMI r-si9esre On Main street. crPo-
site uew B. B. I~pot. BE wiz Be forzd 81 Eruagh-
ten Wocd's Drug Store. on the corner q Third
and MAfn, fron $ 70 10 o'ciock a. T. saeh day.
yte SO 1e na
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
BRAN,

DIcHocOu1TRY BRANs-JUsT EECETYED
n 4 5 tona Of rtcs Country Brna f5r saIa a.
HATHCEsT 4 wHITFAKEEre
ascs Net Water sfrs@a-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
GROCERIES.

EREsH ARRIVALS. S. = y - 3 90
IL = eAsk soda Ash, --''''-''' ''----.-,
IS bbls Fresh Lime, -----'---t 'i.' = $50 -
SO boxes nav Layer Rxfslns,
2 bbls Coeos Nuts. -'--s.-- "A = go
10 boxes Psne Apple Chess, = ss7-.'~
bhi Pearl Barley. -
20 bbls NsG ciders - 49, - z - & ssaaas =
5 e&ses Coroensrated Lye,
~ IS be xes bi-cArbcnsts Soda. SO tssaAsie
nevis N Mafn street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

BRINKRAEYER g. CO.,
Manufacturer Of
Cooking Stoves, for Wood and
Coal; .--..
Heating Stoves, Cor Wood and
Coal; -.
Country Skillets and Lids;
Country Ovens and Lids:
Biscuit Ovens and Lids;
Odd Lidg:
Sugar Kettles;
Dog Irons;
lamb Crates TEL .ss
Fancy Crate Fronts l -
Air Crates
Cellar Crates
Window Weights; ~
Muffin Molds; Is
Waffle Irons; - =
= Ham Boilers -. es
u Stove Holloware, &C., &
e ALSO zKEP FOB SALE
4 ~ II K n II III !,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

sentence has been approved b. the Presi.
dent and there is q reasonable proba-
bility that il win be enforced. The In.
dianapOhs Journal gives the fOllOving Z
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Death Of Col. Geo. w. Lennard,

By private dispatch to his family we
have the sad intelligence Of the death Of
Col. Lennard. of the 57th Regiment
The Colonel was mortallv wounded while
gallantly leading his regiment in the late
engagement Of General Shermans army,
and died on the 18th inst His body was
enhalmed, and Is now on the way home.
He was brave and generous officer, a
man Of wealth and influence in his part
Of tue State He was nominated in April
By the Union people Of Henry county
for the Office OF State Senator. Col. Len
nard was severely wounded in the battle
Of Stone River. and though only partial
II recovered. be returned 70 hi. post
He has been in many engagements, and
always managed TO get in the front His
death is serious loss 20 the service, and
the cause OF deep mourning in his com
snrrity Ind .Tozs-na.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

attorney. Notwithstanding al this, Mr..
Julian would have the people believe me
q ting and s,cindisr. and worse than all.
that l embezled money belonging TO
soldiers. So far from ever having
swindled a soldier, ! have never even
taken fee from private soldiers for any
business l have done for them. / make
my money of OF parties better able to
pay than thoss who are toiling AMI fight
ing for.our country for thirteen dollars
per month.
Mr. Julian has never shown his
boosted lore for the soldier in any
other form than mere empty words,
which do but little to soothe the dying
hours of the Nation heroes. If the
. friends of Mr.. Julian can show whore he
ever gave to exceed ten dollars for the
benefit of the soldiers they will make 4
discovery for which they should be en-
titled to a patent
SO long a. my character and reputa-
ton remains unsullied in the estimation
of all good men. / care but little for the
opinion of Mr. Julian and his hirelings,
except upon the old maxim that lit Is
better to have the good will, than the Ill
will of dog"
| have seen another short article con
corning me in little, dimutiye sheet,
published by Ike. Julian in Centreville,
another Of the numerous Julian family
but cannot stop now to kick every dirty
cur that may bark at me.
Hastily, yours,
J. w. JENKINS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Randolph Journal jenkins letter,

The cavalier manner in which the Jour.
nal treatsJ W. Jenkins, Esq who desir.
ed room III that paper for communi-
cation in reply 70 letter from "Hon. G.
W. Julian in regard TO personal attack
on the former. would be amusing were 1t
not characteristicly contemplate. The
editor evidently does not desire that his
readers should see the truth. If our re-
collection serves us, he published the
substance Of Mr.. Julian's letter. and dis
parageingly oontrastei Mr.. J. ; character
with that of hts bother. the Sheriff OF
Randolph CO, but, for the reason that
Mr.. Iuhau's letter was nos Published
verbatim in his paper, he declines 10 adj
NIT an answer
The "pious scallowag of the Winches-
ter Journal" as Parson Brownlow calls
him, Notwithstanding Mr.. Jenkins letter
Of March Is, which first appeared in the
Palladium of March -, exposing G.
W Julian's Chase Lincoln duplicity and
double dealing was noticed and com
mented on by all OF his nine organs in
this district. now AYERS that he does mot
think it ever elected any particular, atteR-
ton from any one Deponent further
SAYS, that said letter carried its own
answer along with it, To be sure 1t did;
for it furnished palpable evidence of it's
truthfulneSs The Internal frauds prac
ticcd in Randolph county by the parti-
sans Of Mr. Julian-the figures on which
were produced by the telegram - carries
conviction rs ''its own answer along with
it, even to the scared conscience of the
journal editor In his attempts to laugh
it oil, the grin assumes CHASTITY appear
aucc and comes out of the wrong side of
his Misunderstanding il awfully awry
W { ask our readers attention, and that
of the editor OF the Journal to n commu-
nication from Mr. JENKINS in to days pa
per. ventilating Hon" G.. w. Julian's
letter. rejecting on Mr.. }. s private char
acter We think it lays the honorable NJ.
c. out 'as cold a wedge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
OfHciai War Bulletin.
WAsHISgroS, Nav -.


4~-,nt ~ Ario~-G c-~-a Pr
Dispatches from MGor-6en. Candy. dated al the
-,u,h Of Red River midnight. MAY 5th state tha,
admiral Porter has lust arrived. The remainder OF
TO gunboats will arrive might. Gen. Banks will
rObsbly reach SemmeSport, on the Atehafslaya to-
ssO-row.
dispatch from Admiral Porter, datei on board the
sagshp Bsek Hawk. mouth Il Red RIVER. states that
portion OF the squadron above the falls ai Aexan-
IA have been released from their unpleasant position,
wing to the indcfstgable excrtoas Of Colonel
alley, Acting Engineer q he 18th Army Corps,
+. no proposed make tree dam Of 500 feet across
70 river At the lower falls which enabled al the
lis 10 pass in safety the back Of the Mississippi
-saehing Alexandra, and allowed them 70 pass al
oser the shoals and the obstrucous planted by the
sosry, TO Poin; Of safety.
Lseut.-Cel. Bailey VIII b imnedi-iiy nominated
ior promotion for distinguished AMI raerisorious
vices.
Al Official report from, Cairo dated Nav I'd, states
hat the army and yunbosts s SAFE .; The mouth
= Tie Rsd river aud Ssmmeeport
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Review OF Cincinnati Market.
MosnAn ErEsINn- May %

MONDAY EVENING, Nav q.
FLOUR The nrrket WAS quite dull and the bu si-
ness done light, and altogether local Prices, though
a shade easier, not qnotahly lower. We quote
snperfine Al So 65m6 rs and extra 81 aons7 Tho
sales vere confined 10 400 hrls extra ats7.
WHISKY \ dull market, and prices dropping
sales 600 bris 81 p, AMI 400 do II. y. 2s,
WHEAT-liolie-s are very firm and buyers paw
the rates demanded reluctantly. 81 72Ia and 81 -
obtained for prime and choice kentucky white,
delivered in Cosington where il IS but it bough,
by miller there, 80 that It was to the buyers nd
vantage To have II there. Rel is hc firmly 65
The sales were 1000 busa choice kentucky, delivered
in G vington. - aud 500 do prime do at 72l,
and 700 do prime red at : s., this side
CORN-There has been no change in the market:
the demand is quite light The sales 1000 bush
lar at l.. NJ. X. H. at ~ 10 and 600 do at lower
road at 81 10. From store Ear offered 81 II /,
Sheiled is held at 81 20
OATS-There was not much done. In bulk we con-
tinue % quote them at si@si1ac, and in bags at
94095c.
PROVISIONS City mess Pork is held a, s2s. bat
VIZ did rot hear Of any demand. Bulk Meats very
dull and pressngly offered at lower sides
b. bought at IiI5m117.c. The demand for Bacon
continues hight, and prices arr Dropping We quote
and 20c 2lc for sugar cured 800 tcs city
Lard Is sald la, at S}4c which i decline
GROCERIES market continues very duh and
heavy Quotations for articles of tins description
entirely nominal Coffee exceedingly dull at 42 tic
Raw Sugars quiet at 18,d 2oc. Nothing il doing
IN New Orleans Nolasses we quote fair to prime at
sigl %. Sugar-house Mola.ses unchanged a.
500 9ec Srug- are steady and range from 81 i5a IS.
that better prices arI paid in Ne. York. The demand
continues active. We quote fresh-rnade Yellow at
5eat45e. Old IS unstable at above 12al5c.
tHEESE-The market is steady. Wequote West
Reserve at 1870 We
EGGS-The market is firm at I6Izaf71zc, ship
pers' count. The receipts hnye b,cn rather light
The demaui j. fair
RICE-No change has transpircd since our last.
We quote at l2Gl213c.
HAf-The market rules quiet but holders are not
willing % oneede in order % make sales We quote
prime Timothy, IN bales, at s27s2s ani from store
a. s29d $50.
FRtlT-Dried Apples are quotable at io1<1i1c.
aud Peaches at ia "a Igc. Green apples selling
readily at s6G7 90 The supply light and demand
moderate.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
DEATHS.

DIED Ga 2lday last - Inst in this city. ELESr1A
l.. EpGFRroS. wife Of OWES :. EcaHRroS, aged IS
years months. and . days.
Tho sleep that knows waking is ovcrtakng
oil friends after another. Eenora L. Edgerton
was a worthy member Of the Society Of Friends
good and kind ucighhor Away ready to ASST and
gympathizs with those who were in affection. Her
aged husband will sadly miss the who has been
with hm his cherished companion for nearly forty
nine years but knowing that Death, like narrow
sea, divides the Heavenly land from ours reunion
will take place where parting will be known
DIED. On Monday last, Mrs. Hamlet COCHRAN,
wife OF the late Matthew Cochran.
DIED tn ri day, the lot ns.., her residence
near Newport. Of disease OF tAe heart, MANY SroUr,
aged about - wears
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Rypocritical.
Hastily, ours.
J. w. j JENKINS.

Processing to be in favor of Mr. Lin
coin for reelection to the Presidency
having his name AT the head of their edi-
torial columns. some of the Julian organs
in this district, are advocating the post
ponement of the National Convention,
secret hope that the plans of the Presi-
dent will fail, and that defeat viii over
take our armies, in order that prudence
and self preservation, q IN LILLIAN, should
prompt the Convention Ito select some
other standard bearer" These cXccs-
sivcly lrurn1 advocates of the re election
Of honest Old Abe, remind us of the
solicitudc Joab manifested towards
brothery And Joab took Amasa by the
beard with the right hand to kiss him :;
but Auasa took no heed to the sword
that was in Joab' 5 hand; so he smote him
Herewith in the fifth rib.
Under the dictation of Mr.. Julian, who
was a member of the Chase Club, and
Chase Executive Committee of Washing
ton City, (of secret circular notority, his
organs in this district are now trying to
undo all they have done towards assist
ing him to carry out his hypocritical pro
fessions of friendship towards Mr.. LIN
coin, during the nominating canvass
With the Presidents name yet floating
at their mast heads, it would not do for
them openly to repudiate him. The
sneaking, hvpocritical, covert, contempt
bic character of their master, is the pat
tern of their strategy: Say they: wv e
have never doubted Mr.. Lincoln's hon
esty-but it's very improper to continue
the vast amount of patronage in the
same hands. We have never doubted
Mr. Lincoln's honesty-but he is so blind
to the public good that he bore with
Buel Mcclellan, and kindred spirits for
many months of doubt and gloom. We
have never doubted Mr.. Lincolns hon
esty-but our dearly beloved master,
Geo. W. Julian, together with q powerful
party in the Union ranks, are opposed
to Mr. Lincoln's nomination No,
no; we have faith enough in honest Old
Abe-but should ANY other man" be Sc
lected, harmony would he better secured.
and we i have the satisfaction of doing
our masters bidding, and supporting a
man more after our own heart"
If these hypocrites are Mr.. Lincoln 5
friends, he may well exclaim Save
me from ssch friends; and III take care
of my enemies -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
For Congress,
SOL. MEREDITH.
Union COUNTY TICKET.
FROM OUR ARMIES.

Latest News. The main body Of & err.
Grants army, on Sunday, was 80 miles
south of Fredericksburg. In Buffers de
partmcnt there has been no fighting since
Saturday night, when the rebels made
night attack and were severely punished.
There is the very best authority for
stating that up to Saturday afternoon,
May l4th. re endorsements to the extent
of $4,000 men had been sent to General
Grant
Good il True.-1t is reported on the
streets that Geographic dispatch from
Gov. Brough to Gov. Morton, passed
over the wires about noon to-day, stating
that Grant had tianked Lee-drew him
out of his Notifications, and gained a
complete and thorough victory over
him.
War Bulletin.
Washington, May 90 Dispatches from Gen.
sherman, dated Kingston at 10 O'Clock last
night state that during the day he had pushed
colsmn beyond that place in pursuit Of John
ston as far As Csssyille, and there was Skin
.nishing in the latter part Of the day with Har-
lees corps. The cars were expected to reach
Kingston to-day. A hard Eight for Atlanta is
.1oked for.
No reports have been received from Butler
:o-day.
Major General Hunter. has been placed in
lmmand OF the Department Of West Virginia
,aeluding the Shenandoah Valley.
Latest dates from Msjor General Candy
were from Vicksburg. The Red river was
ported TO lie bockaded by the shore batteries
the enemy at different points but measures
I'D been taken BY him which were believed TO
oc adequate for clearing the river OF all such OBJ
.tructens and enable him to reach Alexandra
vhcrs he iltake command OF the army.