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The New York herald., 1864-10-05

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OADEnY OF MUsTC-IrALIAN oPERA; sECgss9
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Sn"AnS' DOING THE yoURTH CoNoBBf
given by the New York Msnufsc.urisg ..o~
rHu RsDAY RvKNiN0. OOr
for which the bfsilslsTTfisadSuIsasD fsllsTiadS ARTISTS
sn.s sSs been Ss%as{ sTssS{ed'-
Miss FXNEy coMsrocK.
MAX KARErznxs
~ "n o~' g. Q CASTLE,
MASTER RICHARD CoKBR. nrst soprano Of Trinity
sic ABELLA viii preside At the pianoforte.
PROGRAMME.
No. i-ChamouniH. Glover
Ma0ter OoAor
No 2-Laughng Song. Miss Fanny 6tocktea
- mr.. Campbell =.
No. l-Tm Merry Zingara 0siss
No b-TAen You'll Remember Me e..............B BaIfe
Mr.. W. Castle
No. 6-Baad Miss Stocktsg
w. Madame b Xnsri and Mr. Campbell.
rntermssion OF ten minutes
No. Ibid me Discourse Sir II. Hshev
" Master Richard Coker.
No 7Thou Art Near, and Yet 40 Far RidhAre
Mr. Wm Castle.
No. ARA The Hcart:,owed Down Bale
MIR. Campbell.
NO 6-Spanish song .MaaAms nueN
No. 7-Duet, Rrnani. .Ver0
Miss +. stockton and Mr.. Castle
Doors open At 7; Concert at 8 Pm.
N ball tickets sold for this or any subsequsax
FIFTH CONCERr.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

NoroE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR orvrcgRs
lN ofnhe Master stevedores Association will take pssa
their rooms Thursday, Oct O. at o'clock NJ At the
regular meeting OF he association general attendance
"SS " 'N'' " W. wv, 4. NooRB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
the United States frigats Wabash by a
rebel torpedo. The \. Y. Heraldss cor
-avrovaa,t saxa nj the oeeurzrca-

rebel torpedo. The \. !. Heratds's cor.
respondent says of the oecurance:
When the machine was discovered By
the watch on the frigate she was hua-
dred yards from the Wabash, approach
ing continuously and silently. II was
instsntly hailed but no response was
elected 4 second hail followed, and
the entire watch was on the alert, when
no answer was returned from the mysts-
rions craft 4 third hail vas followed
BY discharge Of mnsketry from the ship;
bat the black mass moved straight on
towards the frigate The battle-roll Eas
beaten, and the crew were instantly st
their guns, which were cast lsose and
directed against the stranger in the twink
10 of an. eye. In another moment the
roar of division of broad-side guns
was heard, and when the smoke cleared
away no traces Of the rebel David
we're to be seen, although dozen night
glasses carefully swept the surface of The
sea about the ship and toward the bar.
What her fate was cannot OF course be
stated with certainty; but it ID the opiu
ion Of ell on board the Wabash. that shs
vas strncA anu sA1A ~ kA1 sA9b AF0M
the frigate. She may have escaped the
FIRE and returned in safety to the city,
whence she came. perhaps TO Try the sx-
pertinent once again.
The Wabash is anchore@betweeE three
and four miles from the bar and about
ten miles from the city. To reach
her the torpedo boat passed By Fort
Sumter, hy the monitors on picket Oh
Fort Monltrie, past the inside blockading
squadron, and through the outside block
adeFs, before danger Of discovery and
probable destruction vas passed. In
spits OF all these dangers the David
vent ont, and was only discovered and
destroyed as she approached the objecso Of
her mission.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
REMOVAL.
THns G mAGHEE

TAs REMOVED HIS Wholesale MANU-
ii fsrszrinz EEtaiiAfshtssnf ta No. FIksT
gTRE st, E@IoE 2siA- ae has large and els-
g-sgss azzgrtnzstt % Hszse-sa&fS Work, fne -
ths finest Zuzr3asnea - ? F-od es she besf,M zad
sgs s4la - : cn@aF IS fhe CHEAPEST. and a-isttA~
chezpeg.
His sztirs stock consisfIng ef 6ne Buggy,
OoAsb, Snd Carriage Barnes, Light TF9ttiBgs
He&Ev Wagon, Drsy. aud Exgrsss Harness. sad
ssesa IN sadzess variety, Brides ef al Kinds, u
anY zqusatity. GoElarss Girths, snrsiBgies. Check
Lines Military Work In sb0rs, syaTg gthtsg u
bis line, from EnEIs strap - = Nea5for sad
de has 5sea manufactured under Bis innas-
data Supervision. hy skalssI aua sxpsTisBeeS
workman, &nd fs now cFsrsd % the rrade 81
EAsTERE PRICES FeEnr able 70 csrsYeta sne-
e@ssfHiIy rita snythiBg 10 the npsfksts - tfyse,
enish 3aszflligy and prfoas Be onig aaks trial.
! Gail and axEsfss f0r ycaSsssvss ag2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
Net Assets. January, 1884,
$4,000. .556.30 !. +.

T. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the
ErNAs altar As years of severe trial, has re-
ailzed the greatest pahitc advantages and
ssfcress OF the various sysseas OF Fire fnsn~
rauce In The country. Il new better than
Z - ever preIiAred for duty %&
5. l6,0oO Loss Claims have been settled and paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
9. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BIZ
FIRE. ia the united States averages ever
stuo.oe daily. Is ysar property exposed
and unprotected
Z. ARE You INSuREDs II not, why not .
The cost IA trihing; the duty Is manifest
the result may be yeuf escapo FROM ruin
while delay and neglect may involvs
you in bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel d.
appointment
8. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Il
given 90 small risks seil large enes
Able and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
RN- Insurance solicited and Policies Issued b
]. W. SExSEN, Assns. !
lae9 Marble Han Buiidsnx. Ne. 3. Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
NEW BOOKS.

DEsAN's LIFE OF CHRIST; beck Great
II ing great excitement.
Mics Gzibsrt's Carer.
Tales 81 fhs Opera; b. Parton.
Mrs. LI-ripeF's Lodgings By rasksns.
Letters 70 the Jenasss.
Abbotss HEss0ry ofthe Great Rsb@lliou.
seushsFn History Of EAe wAE--arst and sseosd
volunas- sEMsssa~ -fss~
Gsnsrzl Grant &nd kis ommpalxas.s
Hx-per's Hhtory Of the War. a. far a. cat.
Tbs Ps<zsct Gentlsman; Or. EezAnos and Eio'
quence-
He'd in B0naags; By c. Vaughn.
whips Hoe, and sword.
RnhfEfs = Esw novel. uses :.
Frank Warrington; BY sasher q :" fhA sath
sriAnds."
BArrsfse As4Toaomy End Atass.
Ell p0BBIL's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
from ths Uhicago Times May :.
TIE surREMg IasuE.

A cool survey of the situation, even
in view Of our late disasters, gives no
cause for very profound dissatisfac ton.
"A was shown in the Times, several days
| since, mona Of the prominent defeats with
which we have lately met can be charged
to General Grant, for the reason that all
Of them, save Plymouth and Fort Pillow,
we're tho results Of movements organiE-
ed before he assumed the chief command
| of our armies. Fort Pillow was fore
seen by him, and had his orders been
| obeyed, the catastrophe at that place
would have been aversed. Then thers
only remains the Plymouth disaster TO
be charged TO his management: but it is
very well known that ample preparations
| had been made to defend the place. all
| Of which failed, owing TO the advent and
success Of the rebel gunbcak There are
circumstances arising In every contest,
whose existence no human provision
can anticipate, and for which no COM
mander can be held responsible Who,
for instance, could have foreseen that at
Plymouth, she'll would rebound and
kin the officer, who fred it and thereby
necessitate the retreat of the Miami and
the loss of Plymouth 1t is precisely
upon such unexpected and, oftentimes,
trivial circumstances, that the fate Of q
great battle turns; and yet no sagscity
can forsee them, nor can human ingeB-
nity devise measures sufficient to cover
all the probabilities of conflict
But admitting for moment what is in
no case true, that General Grant may be
held responsible for these numerous dis.
asters, and to what extent does il affect
the coming campaignf Not in the
slightest degree; they are no more to the
greastest result than the FIRST pattsring
drops, the first faint puffs of wind, are &c
the watery torrents and the fierce blasts
Of thunder storm. They are no more
than the light sksrmish lines of foam
which precede the mountain waves, tbs
! roar, the tremendous energy Of the hurri
} cane.
The rebels might capture a dozeE
3 Plymouths, and massacre the dusky de
: tenders Of a dozen Fort Pillows and il
so doing they would not affect feather
, weight the balance in which Grant ans
Lee are preparing to weigh the destin
$ les of the North aud South The cor
test between the Government aud thi
rebellion was not disturbedin the slight
est degree when Vessels hauled dow
the stars and stripes at Plymouth, O
when Chalmers slaughtered the negr
: garrison of Fort Pillow. When Hena
| and King we're training, the question {
U the championship was nos affected B
. the setto ola couple Of school boys in
A remote village. Grant and Lee are no
in training. The result of their conts.
2 will not be Influenced BY squabbls
= among their pigmy sdherents in dissas
places.
d The supreme question OF the hour /
:. both North and South is not wheth,
more Chalmers viii capture more Fo
Pillows or other Bankses be defeated
= future Pleasant Hills, but who viii
the victor at Chattanooga and who on 4
Potomac. On the answer to this han
y the destiny OF the nation-ali other Q
as. perations are merely fringe -unava
~ ing, Improbable undertakings
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
Attempt to destroy the Frlgate va.
bash OF Charleston.

An unsuccessful attempt was made
On the night Of the 18th alt to blow mp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
How the Wind Blows.

The character Of the Chicago Times il,
we believe, pretty well known 1t is cop
perry. But in view of the impending
crisis, and the mighty consequences Of
she military events soon to eesne of il
seems to be in favor Of the success Of the
Union armies, which is mors than can
be naid of Cincinnati EaqatreT. The
following is leading editorial frota the
Times, and i, Is rather sensible one,
too, and showsthe way ofthe wind. The
indications are Grant and Sherman,
with their grand armies, will make an
end of the rebellion. Therefore, stand
from under:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
TO MERCHANTS.

THEREAFTER NO GOODS WITH ISyoICE
II charges Attarhed WIN b recsivsd Tor ths
Lozisvilss and Hsndsrson Pseksta.
ryl0-Iw cox B HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
COAL. l..

IKTE ARE SOW ExABLED TO DKLIvEs.
w At short notice, By the ansn tltx or ezrt ie&A,
4 superior article Of Groan River Coal Al er6sss
isft st the Grscerx of r. a. Geek. Mssu seEss4.
, 81 - tie Deck, leasr esd of the wh1rf, I'll -
gwnefuagse asssolss sa.s-4 THOMAS a 60.
! sBs-tI g 80 aszE ssess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
The Best is the Cheapest.

I. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, new heretofore, at fair rates
and liberal eonditleas.
:. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch and accuracy
g. LOSSES always met with promptneas and
completo justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

For Rats, Mice, fyomrhex. Ants. Bed
Rugs, Moths sn Furs, WooIems. &e.
insects ON Plants, Fowls, Anin ais,
sc.
ssoniy infailihle remedies known" 4s 6ss
ssrree from Poisens..
Not dangerous TO the Human Familv.n
ss Rats come out of their holes to die -
RS-SoId wkoresafs sn all large cities
nz- Sold hv all DrugSists and Retailers every
T Is sa where. gss i ses-s.s.s4
nE-n BrwARr III OF all worthless limitations
naa-See that "a CoxrAR'sS name is on each box.
Bottle and FLASK, before you huv.
nEAddress HENRY X. COsTAR.
Principal Depot, No. as Broadway, n. I.
Eaa-Soid by- KELLER & WHITE,
LEIGH 4 CARLSTEApT,
BROUGHroN & WOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Agenss,
abs EvsBsvttss, fzsA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
SUBSCRIPTION TERMs-Iy ADVANCE.
Schedule

Schedule
OF AdUertisipg Rates agreed upon by
The EVANSVILLE JOURNAL and Evans
WILLIE TINES, 10 take effect Monday,
March IA, 1864.
DaiIz Advertasing hates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

SADDLERY.
REMOVAL

FF1HE EEDERGISEED FIRM HAVE KW-
i moved thssr sAddIsry estAbilshmsut ~ ths
Corner q Eain aad Second etrsst, IN the room &C.
ranfeH he Kra1 Krone dernnas&.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
HELL'S s..AEzFl( Pitts

lMPou r Ant 70 LADIES
e REAr AMERIcAN Rem EDY."
Dr. AAx voy'0
hTo IT b III u I r . IN y ie Pills.
"A hICA nave aLvrn VT FAILED
W (wnen tho nreci.ihs have been strictly
foiloued III reb.Oviug al dlcsltie. aIis.ux from
Ubo rkCCriuN UR 81. Pt'aGE VI hATUhk,
Or IN restcrlay the - Stem to perfect hsaih ~hsn
suffer NJ from -pec,.i afee,out, ,oiapeus ute,I,
the u mites, os Ut es weskuess o. tne Uterine Or
conatisu i,u, aud III y o takea BY the Dost aei
icA1e female Ti;nvut Causing dist ess NJ the
ne time - ct "A 1kx> - charm,
~ stssnstnesiLy, l.visorasins sud fcs.vsanE tue
$, steui " hea.tny co.uItlUu,n nd BY bringing
IN toe mousniy period OF regularity. Nv
matter from what cause the obstiuc ivn may
first three or four MN Us OF prog though
sal . a. any other time, ~ miscarriage ' .rld y
tue result. Esen bOx oontaius % p,lis. P.ios 81
Ur. HI csS's 7,esssts ~ dissa.ss Of ksxales,
Prsy~ascy, hiscurr.oge, Barrenness, 1HsrsLi-
~, kep-ods.sion and Absss Of Aotsrs,
and smpoatically the LADIES Pax. ,rs MRDloAL
ADVISER, ps nphlet Q, 6u pages, sent Tree TO ny
AdAress. olx cents required 20 pay postage.
Tue Pills sid book viii be sent oy nail,
ieossl y, when sss. ed, securely sssled, ard pre-
PAID, on receipt Of noue, oy
J. bkI AN, n. d., Gessroi Agent.
70-Csdss -strsst, New York.
FOLD By oil the principal druggists.
Smitn Uwyes, y h0lesaie Agents, Chicago.
l. ]. " Ellis Agent SISVoup IT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

Nav hk " .,ch Il.
The Hs,aLi's Il i,uo Il Al letter oi 81
IA .A,- our c.'nsrshands arrived bet
Oh rue v,c,u,t5 r Cns,lra,"n y..ferns,
Foe, br,rg ~ nra., except th't nov ~
a.iis rcscn 'us ter thea u Dad ssr,ci. afi-
,ahy oi tue inb sbi,.nf. Ate 1. ufn'nE l.
az CIT, cunii:tnt tie Y ,ns,ts Cab ~. We.
>k. is. A .o.. I'D Il IL >er:crs, seven u
n.nb. r, s-a.t I'd or i;r.s day tel re -
-,aay Tee, .sy A'brai Fsrragut e.
era.r, c.p,useu L q y: nns, aish = gar,
o. D Dsr", Aed i aoS ban.,ns s~a
,dc c,j. Il'. tive u" par nuiars, siC
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I'll trutn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

WAsH,karoK, March 20. 4
A fuller. and more cste-ct abatement ri
be- trading provision, oi the new revcno'
NIL b fore che c,umittee On ways an'
neAns 10 tbss GobScc, 10 tsxec Is per cent.
"a valyrcm III leaf, and A. cents . pouB.'
.uanuisctureJ; p. u 0ivum, 3 cents per gal
o. ON c ut~, aud 10 cents un retined, ant
i,.,iilen sv,r,ss dO'iar . gallon.
TWo III Gte c,,rnmittee are said to be or
sosed 10 . h,gh sax on corn O.io of thsu
ssid t. be obstinate in his tsith that .
~ ot 50 cents per gsliun On whisky vii
produce more revenuc than tax OF dol
ar.
Tho taxes imposed in the bill prepared .,
'0e trea.usy Department. or tobacco sn,
whisky uiAJ 60 into the ways aud tneAhs
a'uusttec reduced, and poss,oiy, but ~
,rubab,y, 90 tnto tue u,use reduced.
IL is estimated thst = charge oi 10 cent,
II refined petroleum has already bcca rsI'
d by SUP cos,dnittrc. la addition To tt
.nUvr, > very Isrge increase OF revenue
vugnt to .be made by tue new bill o. d"u''
",g the price u stamps Oh notes, bones
h ., aud taxing iustI u'nents ami lortns 10
..retoiure &c scae.i, such Is letters p.ten' :.
ep.,. tJr cIovcysncs, pisonsi property
:tt.ie. Il ins,i u.urnts sni docu .neuis req.
~ c.urf, executions, process ana tofm "
Ju,sic.'. ,urse. i; Matt beer Is taxed 5
:u,isr Anu . bat b.rrei
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

or LoUi., March 81.
Eight or ten Regiments VI re.rnl,sted
vsse, ans belonging t. Mas mi and O'be'
Nrsn wsstern S,a,es, arrived and passed
,br ugh here during the past week, ell u
~h,cb wees 1 -asted by the veteran recrp
ION c ,p,n,stse AID received \ curdiss vel
.r"e by the cts US scnersily. Nesr'}
2tNN nav r. c,uils from dlderent States-
,,..,,d tb,ussp h.re daring same timr, 81
,an.e S,n.n I i'm tue regiments IN ii
4 4, rhp 81 A'ch,ssn csv.sry, sooat
| 500 struns, osv- s'su gone South.
To. nu,nbcr VI h. g hacked here dur'"s
Se u.xt .ess.,n, 2&O no being n.srl, Is !.
900 in exceAa W.. st yssr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
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Special ~ HcrsId
STA J Has Res f.h 20.
Last evening = .t-t,c IN DL VI rco.t-, :
ported - D.. G,!m,rc's ,neo, rn.de .
.rt, IN The vil,sge. VI Mrgan cou"sJ
we.' vr.,uiA, snd u 'ceei,I ~ cBpturir.
NJ. B. .soi, W-ss Virginia State Senss"e
aid NJ WHAT. tu-'nbsr Di 10 West v"
si.,is II .u,- + u. lsxatra, ,o'n sst:r ~ ~
xnown ,be rebels had dss ed ,ntv 9Th -
u ~. >isni ordered = force OF cavSiry J.
u suii, With sders ~ attack ,bem ~hci
VT thes found them. -.24
The latest Intui uuatiun here II that I'll
,.drsu,.g free ovtrtouk item aud succeed
ID 10 taking som- III them prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
LI.C MAIL, Gastb II

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d,.pA.cb tn rte um nse,ci i from ) t.T
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u.n.sc; R.p5,ps Of hsv' & stn. ava
~. ., Nc s.ii;l,ry AMI wagons by rat
sd, a,d s,,un,c,i nisu On ati tier dtsu.h:
...:s-s, az cuff IT,. i. lG is general, b..
.tv-.i III vii ,nAkc sudden moVcuIcD
,,t, f,,ucky
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
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A~s1GeTS ~ ne Z Mevee !! {
Mead tie following Ls,,e received from your
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80 1vuk Li.k Is VALUABLE!
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80 ka,des Lsse, n. Y.
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