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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

b&- The New York Central Railway
Company has for the las, two years been
replacing its wooden freight cars ashley
wear out, with iron ones They are built
Of thin boiler,iron aud ara lighter
stronger, more durable, more roony, and
will not splinter nor take Ere 10 case OF
collision.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22


Hrspt,s. .fRes Rtaet,. sorser -z'i'he
Louisville .IosrHal Of wedbesday says
one a. lihs Confederate prisoners, named
Bedford, .cqplafsdiby CoI Gallup few
days ago, stated 70 some ibtimAte Iriends
residing in Lexington, that ID was his
impression shht'n no formidable invasion
@baldbo made INTO Kentucky. He says
that Che brigade. Of troops repplsed by
Gallup at paintsyiile consists Of bat
three rsgimenta, numbering not overtwo
hundred men each. Most Of them are
kehtuekiens. and their murmurs were
loud and gaining sirength every dag
He lhinks the-i force Win be greatly re-
dueed by dereFtions, and that Jones will
be able to escape beyond the State With
bat small remnant OF his command.
A son Of Bmlas Clay, who was an OH
Ger in ono of the rebel regiments, was
I kilIedor inottally wounded in. the fight
with Gallup Bedford learned that John
Morgan waa at Abingdon, Virginia, aud
but stwoy weeks ago eaald Only muster
three hundred men. Horses are very
scarce in the South, ana the bold raider
has not been able 10 secure enough ami
mails 70 meant aa effective command
Johns last raid somewhat impaired hi
reputation as 4 dashing leader, and tn,
soldiara dOnot place very much conf
dence II bis ability @@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

6rgREILLLS-A gaag of 6fty or sew
ehty-hse guerflllas are infesting the
country about Morgan6eId, KY, stealing
horses, robhing aud depressing Union
eistzeus, aud rerpetrstiug other outrages.
Trouble is brewing IN that section which
will seon be developed in s0nle bold and
startling movement, sud Why the proper
authorities do not at oncs institute Wig
orous measures for Kidding that portion
of Kentucky Of these pests, is matter Of
wonder to all Everythiug admonishes
us that trouble may he expected this
spring ON the border. and Il viii be wise
TO prepare for it, Nsw Aibany Ledger
The people on the. border 'ars getting
ready to give the gpsrsilIas a hot reesp-
ton if they ever come.ou the river. ss.a.sr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
e. Fhs efFutt d (lsneral N cCleIlan'

60 Fhe effort Of General Met lelizn's
friends 10 secure Tor tim tim suhscr5ps
ton sword al I he Fair. reminds as 1t the
answer Of m eminent hestonian when
solicited last summer b auhseribe-fu for q
similar weapon What give him an
other swords Why 1ioesn't be use the
one he's gbi7ii rlHsfl3 $40 ta q.
Nevertheless, we think the pfnssnt
composition beneficial and hope il wih
be continued. Hundreds Of Copper
heads and rebel sympathizers, whom no
other method could induce 10 attend the
Fair orgiye MONEY Cor the soldiers, will
give Il FOR the sake Of voting fur Nc-
Clellan. IN y TRIBUNE. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

~ CAUsE on. Hun PRieKs-~s)Hs If the
chief causes -uf-ths high prices idw pre-
vailiag for all the hscessaries Of llfe. Is
the combination Of spectators 10 The
larqsss1afksts sshasbuy ap produces, etc /.
and spree asup4 1he last sinstatse Il
stated tQ be Cue purchase of au the Tea
that ean Sc bought, aud oser s2u00,0l0
'worth Is nb4 heidby TIE New York *.
tossssssstsgaua ~ will b speedily "a
vaaass1in price. Ems same aame IS also
being played in regagd toepIee. Lolis
pilfe Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
0uIfe likely.


Under he lead Of Treason in New
York. Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, as
serts, E5a denonstrated fact, that the
present Mayoa Of that city owes his cleo
ion 70 rebel refugees and others who
would prefer casting tteir'votes for JEFF
Ilays lOgRrs4deut toeEy other man IN.
the country. 1t II thought this-elass Of
svsssrs ~ Sew 'foflE nov nnhsbers from
1000 70 5000, and q daily Increasing
IL strength The new Mayor, Godfrey
Gtrntfier, is giving encouragement TO se-
eessionidoctrines in every way possible,
aud his printing patronage Is freely bestow-
ri upon The most nnblnshing advocates Of
file febei cause. Prominent among these
IsflAieI METROPOLITAN Q Eec6rd, a paper
xboss sifcslat6a fBbis department Gen.
fosecrnns prohibited a few days ago
ftis not strange tLat loyal cilizsus If
.1he great metropolis begin 20 ls4ye ap.
5teheusions u another glitbfeak They
'eosesee the coming seofm Asserted
that nightly meetings Of eoaspirztaasl
holding .counsnissions from JEFF nnzis,
are held 10 the city, aud that some ofthe
..efsspirat6ff E6iN .oSE6 iHsder The Com
Aen cth5eEl q oL 1Iaaon =.
Saeh beins the situations Of AFFAIR." ~
7 our sres,. commercial capital, nolsoss
7 viii be Surprised u hear'6f another out
kbEalr1sinlTFs tbatbag oah slAsf July
foIlosiuealiyf sserse 70 aur arms Gea.
Grant Z shtdess 10 fl!e coming cam paign
/, 10 Virginia has ahe saltls of the property
1 AID Issses ofli.a loyal Cpion niefi Of New
York dspehdIdg upon If, o. well as the
triumph q the Union cause. Let him
ipsst WITH u seripqs r. ssrses end lAEge
/ portion Of ~ aspy viii have TO be de-
eiaehs4 o. ut.dowR .IsvFreeiipq arson,
aud uiurier ia lNew. forE city.
+ aYed,IdlS n visw ii diese facts, that
istbe soggeFtiog Of d. Spirit Of the Times
| tat Gen Bdfler he assigned 70 the com
thsAd % The Eastern Department. II q
good one and should he adopted by the
] PrssldsRi. Il. .ss.J .-ssa w - ''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

nas- An arrangement is proposed by-
the Atlantic and Great Western, which
win double-irack more than one-haf the
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne road.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

SHIRT MANUFACTURE.
Shirt Manufsctory Opposite Central

TEE grBscRTBkk w0gED KEsREcT-
Il FULLY s4n0nsos 4, tns efflssns 81 Essos-.
sfsIe that shs naaufsstarss sbfrts, sd deas 49,
fasoL all kia1s "a sE4tsFa Her yEaEk - e good
- ths b<sfs and cheaper than tbe cbesp~st ~
4pks --+=e@ la1 - - &sEs. 2 BOND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

eIsS- It is stated that a new paper,
called the CeAservatiss,.is TO be started
at Washington, with George Q, Prentice
Of the Louisville Jos-aal, as editor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Millinery STOCK.

fITE HAVE NOW TIE MOST -conPLEIL
W stock e Millinery ever brousht 70 TBS
ely and ~aleh ws VII sslt ~ ehseR, Il who's
z2ls OF retail say houss 81 us Nest
Oar TfizaiaIpg DepArfnHsrr tuyHs CT ~ s ~
ciaafax Blsaehs z. shkpfpK. snf Altering 70 lAfs
sfytss. tLst c4n Dot b saFpssssd AngNs~fs' ss9
- :. srfIxPKKR = BUss1SG.
81 and % NaiH strssf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

e6s- Al the .Iate election -.iar school
oaieerss At f6wa CITY, tte Catholic priest
IN that city voted for the Union nominees,
aud stood at the polls and worked sll
day for the success Of the ticket. He
was asked at the polls by prominent
COpperhead, how be came to yole,the
Republican ticket u did it, said be.
N order to get out Of bad company"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

sASN Present action on die pars Of the
rebels Indicate that they expect to make
the contest of the coming campaign in
virgiaia! Tits looks somewhat to the
end. 1.-THE beginning OF The war shey
told ms. they would end the rebellion
where i began They have since &c.
iterated the assertion. We nov fnd them
rallying aitder Lee Upon the soil Of the
Old Dnnisioh. Rich Mountain inauva-
rated the c6ntcss, sshat field shalt desig-
nate is terminatinn2 80 ~. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
HrAvr Fossccu sarr.-The lsrressl

HEzvT Fosscco SArE.-The largess
sale ofslsaf tobacco ever made in Louis
vile was made on Tuesday. 1t amounted
to, $50 hogsheads, al Tor cash. and at,
very biga prices la the sales were
many hogshsalis, Of choice nannfat4ur-
ing; Including one Al $50 25 per hsn-
cred pound, one at $40, and one at s52.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


aA@4O-4oO. ~ &0A&eA ft4t1A&s
NEALED PROPOSALS will 10 received until
- Friday, april 20 1sGt, for the censtruc ueu u
Brick Sidewalks. Plank Sidewalks, aud Stone
CURLING 81 tse ensuing sssr said sidewsiss aud
curbing. TO couiorm Ia all respects 10 sraiuifes
meuts Of the ordinances Of the city and the SAINT
. be uaed 30 the eoAkiFeetlen OF hfick sidewalks
- ss-s to-he efsAe test--eear eeafss HasousAnd.
BY order Of the Council:
90 ass zsHss Sea tl.aafa spfAF fLTS, Cher
= esEk saaares. April. ssas. apiS -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

A.ioop osE-A. private letter from
rebel in Alabamaissys that Minister
dowasiH that State nearly got himself
into -tr6abls on''oiie OF lJef. Davis fast
days, BY giving Dot Or. Watts hymn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
.An.s arV.S. ,sEsssl.ss. PEE sliye.l


That W are cut " bell.
The DISCUSSION, At the time the letter
was written, vas pretty rArra.- whether
the Rssaehfs Was 2 is.ba Of wag, Or a
very careless fellow. Or an Abolie;oa
traitor - =
s,s nsS The renowned gaerfiila chief
Capt, Haaailtsa, lard . nunnbes Of other
lresel. prisoners Sandas night attempted
atosaessape arom sire military prison al
Louisvino7by est,iug through she roof Of
tbes kaisSisg.s rphes were detected ia
tlreir Nsteanpt, aud placed IN hons
,s,-Esss- Gen Barnside has nearly eorl-
plesed the re.organizAfioh Of The troops
Under his command, They are under
stood 10 be il hne condition, and sre-sx-
peesea 70 render important service sona.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

s.$zf- The Democratic papers are pub
fishing The unfoGaded story tliat the town
elections in Pennsylvania show Demo
cratic msiority Of so.0o0 in that State.
Why noe designate ~ name some Of the
towns 10 Which these. majosi,ies WIRE
achieved sua publish The fsares9 The
-sssls, tlsia<--ss. have seen ithnt iooks like a
. namaeualia sieisry -.issssPenHsylvauis Il
the suces ssial run bl sx President Buch
apan for Constable Of Lancaster. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

ks1S- Fifty rebel deseFsers, headed sy
a. Ltentenant aasmhersaf Abe SSH Gsor-
gia regiment, entered our lines in front
of Chattanooga, on Saturday, and sur
rendered themselvespeisoner Of war
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
DIED.

Il On Wednesday sysztRg. a. hslfps seASaf
efcleek, NELLIk. yoangesf aanghtss al NIilissn
ard skiixahes1 .Affas,s akar fifteen ncnths sad
The flusr2i ~, i&ks ptasA fsoA. tbs rssiasues
q AsE RArensz. On Locpst Sheet. fAis iFTsdNyl
pEssaings At ten sselses- -ss-
. krisRss Of tbs tA1Iiy aFv s2vtiss g sltsHdEita-
out further netfCs, =
= q enfente aizrrEaRz. con tr2cfea wEfie IN the
array. bUhR cRlsTs aged ewsnsy -four.yezrs.
The fansTal wiu TAXA plaza fESal The r~sidsars
ef rhnnsss h crist. an JsfEszaa Street. fhis6Eri-
day sftsrnoep, II thgss e'sleek. ---ss - -
Tia ecEFss. viii b, iatsSTea. il fAs striaSs1@A
Cemeserv friends are invita- 10 attana
s.. I. - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22


LoUISvlI.lEl ToRAcco. MARKET.-Sales
of $50 hhds as follows. IS al S4Gs4 95,
SO at $5(6s5 30, 65 ut $6fa6 IS, 40 ut
.s7tasT 80, Il. at $50, s 90, 20 at sI0@
10 -, at s1le9lIi15s9 At Sl29i2 75s
10 at slS@lS IS, 4 at SI4Gt4 IS, Il AZ
Si56.l5 2aG.l5 IS, u Al Si6tSi6 IS, IL
at SlT@l7 IS, 9 at SlSals IS, i at :
SIG SO, 10 at $20t6s20 10. tIat $2l(as
q IS. 6 at $22C022 Is, / al 81. %, 2 a.
81, AT SO, at SGT so, at $50 IS, !
At SO %, / st 40, at $50, II of trash
At - 1908 50, rlof STEMS at 81 50, and
ditto al 81 40 per loo lbs. 49, =
Sales AZ Louisville Tobacco Ware
house Of III hhdsas follows: y hhdss
heavy leaf 3 at Sls@ls so, 5 at s20ts.
20 81, st S2I@2l IS, 5 at SOFA rs IS,
/ al $751; st SO, At ST. so / mauus
faetnring leaf at $50, grown by H.-F.f
Malone. of Metcalf county. No hesvv
lags sold. II hhds light. leaf: 10 At 81
! al rs, Lat s. 65, Sat 5 25@6 SO, at
/ S9o5, 8 at Sl0(Gl0 IS, at Sill IS, 8 at
i Sl2Gl2 as ST SIS 50, ) at $l4Gi4
/ IS, 5 at Si5tGI5 IS, S at Sl6@l6 u.s. S
at Sl7C6,l7 IS. IL hhds light lagss 2
at S4CS4 90, Is at $5(G5 80, Is a. $40
d IS, I~at 81 .il5, - at ss25= 4ghhds
trash, p, 3 10, sSa, 50 60, and sS1S
per l00-lbs- nse
/ .Ws9hots ths diAssent grades as-fOl
! lows Trash 81 5o(S5, lags sss5 500 :.
medium leal S9a II good leaf Sl59ls,
extra SOC so per loo lbs.-LOafsrits
yosrnah zOta .a.z-.- s-174s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
- .Tte & AlbanY. 80 81 n.

ae - Aa# sasft '+s ssfA
Jay says. frif ff # kEr
1 Ihe gallant 23al IBdiana ssteeans are
rs faIpous ss skirniishcrs with the hearts
bf the isir ladies of oeT city and district
as they are celebrated as skirmishsrs
with the eBemy sin tile ie!h The for
-Hiers howeverg they appear TO take tie
greAtests sdeiighs.in and the large npus-
Der of persons they have captured i tie
best evidaHsresof fhsir efficiency in-this
sbfauelssof ahe ,keFyics - Nona but the
brsae deserve the fair; salid the veteran
= venty-T lifeex have iiliastraied their
yalor TOO often TO hare their tight 81
possession ID beautY, rs4disst in Won3sh !
smiles and ioyosas iiiolove's enAcdrmeuts
called anl 4ueHians We are iaforined
that over fifty of the 'sboJs have khus-
fled Oft this single coil since their ge-
turn hesaez Longshfs 10 them and theirs,
and may peaer Soon sptead lfes While
wings over the land, hand retnrF each
vvtsran .safesy 40 hisa home ard bride,
and--iorecrniting iafaalry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Nha i eoloneI HIeks9

CoIonel Stephen b Hicks. Who 50 gal-
isntIF defended the fort at Padncah, vas
10 the Mexiesn var. first as Captain in
Ferris Foreman's Sd regiment Of IlIinois
volunteers, and afterward as Lientenani.
Cclopel IF Collifs's regiment 9Th vsl-
uatesfs, for the var ia Mexico He'was.
We think, wo4nded IN the campaign Of
ls4T On his return. be settled on q
farm in Jefferson county. Illinois, bat
aherward parehased q farm 81 Marion
county, near Salem, where be was when
the present rebellion broke bat He
raised the 40th regiment from The coma
ties OF Marion, Hamilton, White, Wayne,
&c, and was commissioned By, GoverneF
Yates as Colonel on the 18th Of JEly,
1851 The rsg;nen served a long time
in Sherman division, il the vicinity Of
Grand junction, Mississippi Colonel
Hicks. Icing il bad health, was honor
ably discharged frgm the service ia No
vetnber, 1862, bot was subsequently ap-
pointed to the coldneicy. If the same
regiment. is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
e s....ssS NEW SALOON.
SHAEFER'S SALOON.

+, "A ~ BILLIARD AND REsTAURANT.
49, a.. 3 en- TAara street hstwsssl sEain
rrsffa> so tpsa end eYeanAoEe.s ns
- "a ANsYILLEs IfHDEAN 49, !
so -act9.lm 80 - s4.ia ttzsasE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
TO THE LADIES.

Trsr EEcETvED. BY ExPRKsg Tror
- MAJ Dezlorss<ss 'tts s@gzAssk.F- pfa sr<.a-d
pests pztro1l1edh - i xDpsEatKfss Eazenia A. -
CeaFtof Francs WY sToDbARp.
-Hhis II Mafn Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

The Largest, Millinery Stock in the
West atss -


The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West. $50 g /
rsEf IArE HAVE THE I.ARaEST aseOcK..Ovl
EHs4ss ~ 4kazklouaaie Nililnery % every deserip
a0ns to b found IN the West -
With a Miliner ASo Miss ElEa Reliata 10
sarStnssnd the Trimmias. ana BieacheIs al liks.
reputation, Ne can warrant satisfaction.
- One Prize uud Cheap Prices 81 Il cur Motto
nom which no deviation l. allowed.
Al 1aG a. 81 81 "a soHARKfRA6 HISS ING, -
Iasss zs7 osss ss II i Sosss AMT 40 ssn Street !
is'sss's = . EtiiI They Come
- TEyYsHAVR lRRcEIvEns.ASoFHeR LARGE
A. = zxt stara % Dry O 81 oxers dsecripti0p
wetSG al ea sol1 cheap. q .sa5lAfsa
ass asss. ,sktfs ssssss AellApKKR RussISG,
-ssss ~ -i-sssa Isl sesAsa - Main Street
ssssa silk Sun UMBRELLAS. aoga
Ia AgLkRag STOCK. eF. SILK AN eINGuAN
X SUI Umbrellas just revived aud sAllite
q scHAPKHR / RrssrNG's
.4stss u q aud % Main s,rsst.
- Notions and Fancy Goods
IKE HAVE A LARGx STOCK OF NOTIONS
ts w ard Fancy GO dss Which Ne sell az whole
sAis e retail, sheersf than any other hsnsr
..-eN's . scnApkkRs& a BNsSlNe,
Nes. a. ana e VAN STREET
uTryrayzsE Z = 49, o. q
,ts1sssaA Few. caFRsts-sLeft.
rYTHosE WISHING To kRFY CA BP Ers
A ehtsp bad hsftsr cail soen. We are selling
~ % A''s sch seHsfSrr s1ssIsa -.
.8SsSJ 500 ssss tseodlss asia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
=. NIT rs
SHIRT MANUrACTORY,
No.8 f5ocCncz st,
: a4iaa (sn s4sx's r1ocy.t

CHTkTs MADE 70 oRDER FR0A MAS
- sruent ase ~ 4srFsnt~d- A stock
ready made Skirts and Collars aisys % had, and
a1 prices that viii suit shs YasckassE- Tnckinz
oAIsss. stiehsng DosoHs, 1s.s done viii nsatnsss
snd daspstcb- 49,
Thankful for past fss0fs. tie subscriber rsspert
faiiy sclieSfs cOnt1sucs % the patronage %
literally bestowed 6r the psss Eve yezrs.
aefR5 J-shITH-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
CARRIAGES, &c.
FRANK HAKMERsTEIs's =
Wagon, Carriage g Buggy
Mandatory, s Z
.,e.ns.gu sA1Ax 1<ns. M3tss axass-r sEss

coRsEn cAEAL ann AAts aTREEr.
EyANsFEfsl4E, ND
IWANE HAMMBRz1EfS TAEKS PLEAS
It efa u essfng e BIS fsiauds ans essfssuafs
tiss Ne hsa nau % hand, and Il hlafiaasrtaFia 4,
y sseas. CssfiAgss. sne HzEsies- - susgustiiis=
r ~oFk i al dose nadTr ~ iataisaiais inspsss
tion. eoaseqA-Htig sfH - NsfFsnfei
fsfsSas ffsm . aistsnee h&sissx GsrsisEee q
sgk - ts rs-paint q ~ frim eas bars their work
dsne go the shortest naties, ana 81 The taess a.
sor4hfa tefzas =
s Bskax his oldest FfAetlssi uaxxF sEd C4ffiAse
Nsksr il lie city. BE - thefafsFs. bsttsr prupafeA
fhsa saf either sasanfssfsfSf y al esasFs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
RECRUITING.
we Last Chahce 70 AVOID &c praft.

1ne Last OHA1C0 " Afo41 Ln& 9,raIL-i
Pr HF slsS REEIAEST INDIANA voLUS-
: Il tsSFs Assf n wErr dFsa faw7 Mers Koee rssn
Tbssa wislAins 10 see saESns<aa ~ % ~ snsszsfn,
Ia The ahoxe regiment, now a. Cum bsgiaaa Dan.
kbSiy IS Lisdg Rosfsnd. 'Rssratt .sz ofsrsF. At
shis af5o~ ~ - - EFI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
! ron ZEN { B SALE.

EaoRe RKhs on fsAER-As BEA0rIRUIsLY
n aitsHalad Afazidafces nsarstis Salt Weis. with
4ssst. ehqpt two hefes Il Lard. ~ i traaa for good
aitS property Enquire Of
,,,.,.,,.. ,a,..s E.FlNlNqsT. ear, haiq AND first,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
r =. FoR RENT

$50 ssf8 AiLssaha aseona ~ NtskazN baila
rsttsh fDHt ~ Aiikf Street 4uF fhut.te7 b.
l. the bsat fsfza aad lighted ii iha city and H.
q abQff fee 5de ~ INTO TO - Jena. 10 prfs
aEA.4G cot nafliti aIlal AT fof Offices. o.
sliss srEseps lap q 81 ssis' q 4ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
l5.Issl'.l :. ] n ,(5ssI'' =
- 20 % .VInA-NPRD. :

!. EsLJs i-z>l-ss.. f555s u fFH-1 satfAf
Gf1TrhTfiln young man, u good mogqF.
- sns tuslasss eei, g ee.12gs e olsinihs a
SOME good foasei his - ektehsisk Asqua ntauce
Il : 81 afgkeas iapetlR Cyl aedfsss Box lss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
General Meade On the SaEitary Com
? sHEADo' TEEs AIsssY osTsTE RoToxAc, I
Aprfl s..Ie6f

L. Montgomery Bond, Esq. - Dear
Sir: have the hoRor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of your communicating Of
the Gtn instant. enclosing circulars Of the
" Committee on Labor. Incomes, and
Revenues Of the Great Central Fair for
the United States Sanitary Commission
= feel ssfyinseb- gastsssd aud eomPii-
snented at the- hsaor eoaferFsd-on me,
by placing ny name IS one Of the hon
orslrq rilern her of fhis IN; nortant commit.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-04

For STATE GovERNMENT.-The friends
of State Government met last evening at the
Probate Court Room, for the purpose Of
making preliminary arrangements for pro-
perly presenting the new Constitution to the
peo1le at the next election. Among those
who met for consultation we noticed Messrs.
Beebe. Benham, Corson, Foster, De Long,
Fitch, Rising and Sankey OF the legal fra
ternity.. Hon. John A. Collins presided, and
W. NJ. Gillespie acted as Secretary. Messrs.
Thomas Hannah, Richard Rising, Caleb
Burbank, John Dohle, James Brennan and
Charles Z. De Long, were appointed Com
mittee to prepare an address to the citizens
of Storey County, showing the advantages
which would follow State organization.
An Executive Committee of Is for the coun-
ty was ordered appointed to be reported to-
morrow night. The meeting then adjourned
till 8 o'clock P. N. tomorrow, at the same
place,-Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-04
INCENDIARISM.

The recent destructive fires in Virginia,
one. at least, of which was the work of an
incendiary, have aroused the people to
sense of the dangers to which they are ex-
posed, and to devise means for its pre-
vention. So great is the apprehension
felt, that we learn that the various insur-
ance agents are canceling their policies on
all other than fre-proof buildings. The
Enterprise of this morning, referring to
the matter, says:
alt is also known that several notorious
thieves from Nevada City and elsewhere are
in town, and will bear watching. Thirty or
forty thousand dollars worth Of property has
already been DESTROYED by arson, and it
would be well for citizens to take time by the
torelock and prevent the repetition OF such
scenes. Let Citizens Safety Committee
be appointed, whose duty it shall be to en-
roll the names of all citizens willing to do
patrol duty-to mark of beats and assign
patrols-to collect fund to be used in the
immediate construction Of such new clsterns
as are needed-and TO take such other pre-
cautions against hre as at this time are re-
Quirpd. MANY a city has been saved from
the devouring element by adoption Of such
measures as these, and many city destroyed
by failure 10 do SO in time"
The defenseless condition of Gold Hill,
in case Of conaagration, owing to the I'M
finished state of our water-works, makes
the suggestions of the Enterprise equally
applicable to this town. The same in
ducements that lead these thieving house
burners to their attempt at the destruc-
ton of the neighboring city, exist here IN
a degree, while the helpless condition OF
our town renders it liable to far more
extensive conAagration than is likely to
occur in Virginia with her excellent FIRE
Department. Experience has shown us
how widely fire may extend here, be-
fore, with all their willingness and alac-
rity, the bold fremen of Virginia can
bring their aid to bear. We hope this
dangerous state of things will arouse our
citizens to the urgency of the call made BY
the Trustees, and that with all possible
dispatch our protective arrangements may
be hurried to completion.