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The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
SCHOOL C9ITTEEs.

SHE following personsbeen appointed Com
= mlitee Men in their hive Districts for the
year 1854: 7f.
MOL. HendersonTily, Wing, wv D Lunslord.
2. ) D Umaead. w 4. Nh. ID b Cozart.
3. Joseph Woods, ShernAd, j b Umstead.
4.
5. D 9 Parrish, DIR. e MsGreen Blalock.
8. z W Jones, Presley III, II Parker.
Z. ] b Leathers, ThompsSrafd. i II Roberts.
=. ~ Lpscomb, Norwo4a, Z p Warren. s
.. ). II. Breeze, John A Qmes A Cole.
~. John lilly, Jr, 4 " "a James Monk.
II. T Walker,i. w Hall, lray,
II. w Gray, Isaac Laws. s.sington Laws.
10. w fIorner. William 81 Ohm H Riggs.
IA. J q WIlkefson. Wiilianfs, j X Miller.
Is. John Turner, William u. ] Ii Dollar.
l6 James Mans, + NJ IoniaH Holden.
II. d w Jordan, K Reddip4l Woods,
IS, Il Breeze, W A Lea, l1Weiding.
- II 7 Pope, Henry Malonk Roberts.
20. ; NJ Wilkerson, X A TM s b Woods.
Il. > 1 Fonest, > Moore, Anucelte.
~. B q Hayes, X Il Tapp, Jkuh.
23. Il Y Stroud, John M Nod Williams.
"a. AG Hunter, q U Strayhln Mccauley.
25. David Whitaker. 4 SlraNDho BrJekwell.
c5. John McGown. VIM ProctW Gness.l
q. Archibald Nichols. MalorGfwisHutehings.
N. q Lyon, simeon FerreiikBalhee.
~. Jphn l.eaihcrs, John Pioclsry Moods.
30. John Boroughs. wilson CJ,ueI Couch.
81. II ] Jetfries, ] w Rnbersoih Johnston.
70 N Craig, Willis Smith. Nkland.
33. Ruii.n Dodson ID X t3phlaIe rhomp.on.
81. Elijah Andrews Thomas PhI I.Ioyd.
-. Charles King. " L Gates, s,cs.
80. Abel Madry, ] N iailis. WI
81. X ) Leigh, James Maroon. trom.
80. Hiram Mifeom, 6 NJ Hendd Il frice.
-. John Marcunl, George Vichy B,rhe..
10. John Massey. AofIeca Sesrs She,herl.
Ial.
~. Nash Chees. ] = I.ewief ] H.,
l43 lan.t Nryill.. u ucU,uley. Pt,...4tl
~. / II i,i.1d. ! w >lpcJ.
As. " q II N Atwalcr, ii MIL.
iii. ApS ttisI Pickard. e5,eool
~. Wm MINOR, Gates.
II. Ia.era Ii u. ~ ena,p beek.
~. VI Paai. III " Pickett. " III.
4 Sd. ~ l. I'ats. iap,e. HcAdaai I,grarken
! Luke W.rl. Jonn Compl a..
ae Duncan tilemn.
SIS. Geofgr Pirkati ] q i.a,hiey,
Ssciiu4 iu, Common Scsof
lie Sch III q ~ Hstle,.s shall. iutn,h ATE,
t. Appointment. rfeftin - "filmg thalrtnar
q ~ Bfrfi u Superintendent, acr an
nAtn't II t1e wiile rh,idfen ~ theirk II iiy,
~ an.ltt tSftstS .'at yearf y 49, smnit
lecs w.il pltasc alt.nd u inl. panrtl
Il u. HOOKER. han
aftil N. k3--3s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
GENERAf. ORDERS. !
Al IL

/. rhr f,llpSina Acls n Gnngrr<sn;ne
!" Imflrssarn1. aod lhe instruStipDe kvar
Department &c pe,,ling L. are published fos.
niali Ii aud dirrrtian af 40 caneetned;
sgcriaS /. Whrnssrr shr cxisrncies my
ii tic lie..l are such ~ Il make irnpress e..
rage. Hdiclcs 81 Subsistence Or oihar pr&s
Iultls nrcrss1y. then such lmprssme bc
made ~ roe oIiircro % oGiscrs alise ilaly ~.
ni.h .ucll fnrage. article. II rueslsisacc 4 10.
,g,ty fsr such army. IL cases where Il ii
tu.h property aud The ,mpfrssing officer E tec
.,,,n lho value ihetcoI. Il shall lie the III u
lalpaeing o6icer. upon N affidavit 10 wf na
owner of such pfnpefts, or hls agcnl. thai u.
prtly was gfnwn. faiscd - pfaiuect ly n
oris held o. ha. been purchased ~ him, !
81 spsraallon. bu, i9F his avn u.o % cod
10 cause The same 10 br ascellalHed aud i
hy The Judgment Of lwl loyal aud di-interk
rens II thc city. county. or parish u mhlesl
nressmcnts may he maIe-One % be seieeik
owner, one by the impres.iae olhser; nj
event IL their disagreement. these two sha
an umpire of like qualifications. whose deris
~ iinal. The tas selected, alter
oath IL a9pf n apfessgd III
lmr,y,ally Il IA The ailill
,ijcJ f.f III shk impfessing
hereby uulhOtized II lai aisIsr and eefiii,
proceed u assrss iust spnfeasalion for The
so impressed. whether ihu absolute OWNERSHIP
,cmporary uac thereof oriY s1aited.
sc. =. That The I'LL retsons I'M
nrnpcr,y asafctcsaid, shs ttric Of said
pay il The owner, his go; it6ns = ihrco
lion fire,I hy said appraisers; hnd sha'i also
ihc owner, Or person controlling said pt, sti
,iicatc over Ills official signature, specifying
TALON, regiment, brigade. division " corps Z
he belongs. that said property y essential lot
Of the army. could not bc otherwise procu'
was taken through absolute necessity sclii
the time and place when and where taI
amount Of compensation fixed by said ap
and the sum. II any, paid fof same. SAID G
shall hc eyidencc Zoe the owner. as well Of I
said property for tho public use, as the rieh
owner 10 tho amount Of compensation liked
said. Aud in case said officer " pcrscn tai
property shall have failed 10 pay The owns
agent said compensation as herein before
then said owner shall be entitled 70 tho spe
ment of tho samc BY tho proper disbursini
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

o0e ,,f their machines brought hitherto help
.opr M The needles Of our good country wo-
men ol the South.
W. may aid that We have now y Dan
M established since the con- mencement
Wa, .l. war. two large wonlenmills, two fac
!" .;ss 4. for making cotton cards, match tar-
W.. W. ,nd knitting establishment. But
w., ,S.,. is.plsnty of water power yet unein-
ployed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

4 osr OR STOLEN ou Friday the aad instant,
"A my POCKET BOOK. containing fof.y.f,'
dollars in Confederate money. Seven dollars and 6ly
cents in Gold one dollar and seventy cents 10 Silver
also note on w. NJ. feslcrman for 1hirty>scyen
dollars and eighty cents. | will give The sboyc 70.
ward Of TWENTY DOLLARS for the delivery 70
me Of my book and contents, or for any information
hst will enable me 10 get Ii.
THOMAS J.. HANCOCK.
April ~, a.
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or medical purveyors and their subordnaies for their
RESPECTIVE departments

or medical puryeyors and their subordinates, for their
respective departments
The Quarefmaster General Commissary General
and Surgeon General may designate the officers and
PERSONS who may be competent 70 make impressmens
TO accumulate supplies at posts and depois.
No officer agent shall impress the necessary sup-
plies which any person may have for the consumption
Of himself, his family, employees, slaves, or 10 cafry
on his ordinary mechanical manufacturing or agricui-
tural employments.
A. Before any impressment Of property shall take
place, ihe impressing oficsr OF his agent shall make
an offer, addressed 10 the owner, his baee or other
agent TO purchase the property, describing the pro-
perty he wishes to purchase the price to lie paid and
the mode ofpayment, whether in money OF certificate
and stating that uponlhe refusal Of the price offered
that compensation for the property will be made ac-
conE 70 The act Of Congress aforesaid for The regu-
aon Of mpressmenl which notice shall bind the said
properly until The completion Of the negotiation for
the sale Or appropriation thereof that there can be
no removal Or transfer Of the same.
5.
g. That the property shall remain in the possession
Of the owner, his bailee or agent and at his risk,
during the pendency Of the proceedings for the as
certanmenl of the compensation, unless it shall be
otherwise agreed 70, OF unless some urgent necessity
shall requie the possession Of The property TO be
ChdHStu. al Cdst ~ y CldHpe OIL possession, the
Confederate States shafbe regarded as ihe owner and
the property shall be held for their account and risk.
z The irnpressing officer shah. at the date Of the
mpressment, pay 10 the owner. his agent or attorney
in fact, The compensation agreed upon, if il be prac
cabe: but if he cannot do so be shall give cerf-
caie according the second section Of the act afore-
said; which shall be paid upon presentation 10 The
disbursng officers, who shall be designated for that
purpose.
8. -
By'ordsr. S. COOPER,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
COMMON SCHOOLS.

flsHE Etamnas iommi'irc Will meet al Tie
Curt House ea tie siGpND SATURDAY
nF MAY, lot the purpose u examining Male aud
Female ieiehe,s. All Whd de5fe 10 oaain csllcsle.
ietach must attend 90 hal DAY, a. lhefr vii ~ 10
private examination.
q. II 9hER. Chairman.
April eOh. ls-ti
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NoTECE-BACoN.

"A ny person having lost small 10, of Bacon
"a shoulders and Middlings,-by application ID
!. may psrhsps knd ont where il Is.
NC. MURDOCH, ~ r.
Apll 20. 42-.y
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,rur ! PaosrEcr IL rmn sourH,--lla,

Wheat PRosrEcr u THE souih,Ia lL saa,h
;or lust returned from a'f'p tAfoIsA .Tsras s"r,a
n:srs',l,oa w. Georgia and Alabama y ahoras :
oa'. '.,a..a,s to repor, that The wheat crop y 2
pleaso's .'. s,,,rs i very promising. and the
~ .t NM i eouaIly layorabie from M'ssisslp'
ftp0' Tns stand i. good and lhe t'rias green.
< 1 number of farmers ana p,aa.ea, , .asse. M,a'
: aAau Ne consessed, Expressed .a.ase',es e ~
much much pleased win The p'ospsI. s,.. q care .es
stoN"s 's,l;as 1, ST per bushel, selma ss.
Maa,s.mer, saS -. N old issue. Millions q
Oasae'' =" = Sialesriae Express.
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S. COOPER,
Adj't. and Inspector General.
Adjutant and Inspector Generals @ fice, ,
Richmond, December 10, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. l6l. o

All officers and agents who have been or shall be
ennpewersdto to make imrressments shall conform to
The provisions OF is order, in respect 10 impress
rent hereafter 10 be made and also in cases where
ihe property may have been heretofore iaken and the
price ha. not keen fully adjusted.
|. In The event Of The refusal Of the price offered
by The owner. his hailee, other agent, the Impress
Ing oheer shall proceed to settle The compensation 10
lie affixed according TO the first section Of The act,
March 26ih. 1853, il The property impressed belongs
10 an owner wko has grown. raised or produced the
same WHO holds or has purchased the for bis
use or consumption but if the property impress-
ed has mol heen eteyn, raised OF produced by the
owner. nor been pu!e ased for his own use or con-
sumption, il shall hc he duty Of The implessing
uicer to offer the price fixed by the commissioners
who may be appointed unde- the 5th section Of the
act Of Congress Of The 26th March. 1862 TO regulate
mpre-sa, and II the owner shall object to receive
the .rr rs mol being Just compensation. j.
shall i HE Guiy Of the impressing officer to cause
the value 10 be ascerlanel 81 The appointment Of
hoard similar 10 that designated in the first section
of the act aforesaid; that Is by the judgment Of two
oya aud dsnteested citizens Of The county or parish
in which such mpressments may he made. one 10 be
selected by the owner and one by the mpressing
officer, and IN the event Of their disagreement. these
two shall choose an umpire Of like qualifications.
The persons thus selected shall proceed assess just
compen>at on for the property impressed. whether
The absolute ownership, the temporary thereof
only il required: Provided, however, ifthe mpressig
officer il any ofthe mentioned shall believe that
the apprasements j. fair just he shall endorse upon
il approval, and The property in The object impress
Ell shall thereupon be vested in the Confederate
States but il be does NOT approve the appraisoment
as aforesaid be shall eedoisc upon the appnisement
his objection thereto, and deliver the same with 4
receipt fr the property impressed 10 the owner, bis
bailee. agent attorney, and soon practicable
forward copy q The receipt and apprasement, and
his endorsement therein, 10 The Board Of Appraisers,
appointed ~ the President and Governor ofihe State,
Nhn shall revise the same and make 6nalyaluaton,
10 give Just compensation frf the property taken,
which valuation shall Ne paid BY the proper depart
menl for Tie of which The property was taken on
the certificate II the appraisers, provided In the
acts Of Congress on this subject.
BY order
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Executive Drpartme G.,
Aljaiam Generl J
Raleigh, April I
GENERAL. ORDERs.l

No. o.
II. yEyHE following Extracts from qlnltts
= iiom the Adjatlni aid lnspst
niiice. e. ;. Army. Rlchainah. Va, a. in,.
prs--,nsals. are published 10 The insoH =, II
concerned:
Adiaiani AMI Inspeio,sieneta
Richmond. Apal6AS
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

Quaricrn ficni,
Khlrtf tHst8#
TfHIs Department, 1 a9e .ilsi smother
sopply 81 corr. .s II dia'tifa'inO
npon the sama terms ~ bt.3l. sSt .lOil ~ each
county will be double the qasnti,y no distributed.
Agents will make their aitansemcnts accordingly.
II. A. DUWD, N. U. NJ.
April ~. a3-3w
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4. COOPER.
Adju,ani ao,l losp.e,e cal

AdJutanl aDd llspssta I&HeraI.
II. The utter disregard on lie oar. rsress.
ing officers II their agetts III many Hs tate
'3 requirements u The foregsi ,npes
ptipn 81 steps for their enioi Il s no
t,lhc citizens. To this end I, j ale The
i ~ Militia and Heme Guard officers 10 arrest
sT officer & agent who in making mptessmen,s fail
70 cemFiy with lh,m IN every particular; and they
vii alsi afrcst any person who attempts ID make
i;npressments without proper authority. FL This
purpose hey are hereby ordered 10 call oui wien
necessary The whole force Of their conimanls, and
should this intce be insnfIicien, they will report the
fact II ills vfhre immediately. Persons arrested un-
der this order will be taken TO the nearest camp or
station Of the Confederate troops and turned ever 10
the commanding officer With an a,tesed statement Of
the misconduct charged BY the officer making The
arrest who shall at The same Time forward eoyy ei
said etnfccs to this Office.
By order of Goy. EAScE:
n. G. GATLlN, AJju,ant General
ApFil2nh. Alt
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4 Gasar t.oarr PsEDlcreD.-r'he fol


a GagAr GoarT PREDlcrRp.- fol-
lowing. -sys al Engiisll paper. il All ex-
tract Of 4 letter last received from Mel
burne: Professor Newmager. on q three
wears scientific visit from Bavaria, tells u
iha, in 1868 comet shall come so close
i. a. endanger this our earth |: aul should
il not attach itself (ss nae glnbnlr ul quick
sser u anolhcr. aur santii,late a., the
sight will hs mnsi nrautsini III brhuld.
Daring thrre nights W .llali have nj dark !.
nrs>. bur ~ balhra IL the h.dliant tight ai
me ba4.u. tiain.
pssssatise rok,.--A little care and
management ss ,ahir ans laailt l".i.a,e
geal pntsi" rts.s ny u ,'.s Inc
nea crnp. praprriy nanasrd, f,r
- ii ,hs cii,natr ahuut fhe June
-.sOmrttmss cs,l.sr. snu,vfi;,.g lite III,
III. TIE oid stock may be d e,er,sd ii
seed condition until that time Ahsn pro.
perl, treated.
II lhr ppiato.s have byrn harir4I nai Il
doors. hAsr then. tak.rl ap IL eser. m
piacsi III 4 cnli. drs lptt II s.us cellar
~ them ~ ihr cnole,f dry III ,cr s',nui
tnnr house ur hafn. Mhen-srt slrn.i.
btsin - make their spntafance. nte 1
thcm ~ Yimme,liairl,. alAl check iurir ii
cipieai grrMth. II is ,ir sr.Wing ps.cr.,
lhsi lnIsrr- ih- lall,is ii The inia,nc.
makin. them both watery ani mait
Wren this procr.. /. chekri ~ rsmo,ia.
ta- srtnat. il will mn b. rr.ameE tie snm,
littlsslme. ~ rsprai.hg TIC operations. i
mas be kept IN check inr .ainr TIM.
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So. IA. That ans commissioned or non.commis.
'ontd officer o. private Who shall violate tile pFori-
'ons of this act, shall be tried before the military
Ioufi of The corps 10 which he j. stiache. on com
laini made byihe owncfor III person; AM On con-
iction 4 an officer. be shall he cashered and put IN.
4 the ranks as private; aud il non.commissinncd
Nicer Or private. he shall suffer such pun:hnent not
consiscn. with military law, The court NAV direct.
4 ll..-l. by the authority Of. The act cf Congress
Etesaid the Secretary of War hereby recognizes
SpressncHis as legal and operative mode Of secur-
] necessary supplies Of subsistence, medical and
termariefs stores fof the armies ci the Confede.
te States ~ The field, and 10 accumulate thrm III
oigazincs. p0ss and dcpos, owing 70 the impIlc,i-
ABILITY cfprocutiug them BY coDlrnct
3 \. Impressments may b made undcr nrlets from
ot terals ccnmsnding armies. Departments, CORPS,
uitsicns, briesdcs, and By commanders oi detached
1ies and posts, when necessity arises whith 81.
'ht may be executed BY quailemaslers, csmmasarips
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Josh BLllIng.s Prarer

From tu many friends, and from
things at lace snds, Good Lord deliysr
uE
From q wife who dos't luv Us, Coed
Lord deliver usl
From snaik in the grass, and from
snaik in our boots, from tOreh-lite pro-
csssioas' and from all mn rum, Good
Lord deliver usl
From pack-Psddlers, from young folks
in lnv, from old aunts without money,
and from kolera morbis, Good Lord de-
liver usi
From wealth without charitee, from
pride without ssnes, from pedigrses worn
ous, aad from ell rich relaAhans, Good
Lord deliver asl
From nasepaper sells, and frosi pills
that amt hsick, from females Who faint,
and from men who hatter, Good Lord
deliver u.s.
From virtue without fragrance, from
butter that smells from niger kamp
meetings, and from cats that 10 . cour-
tin, Good Lord deliver nsi
From other folks sekrets, and from
our swn, from mormans, and from me-
gum's and wimmin committees, Good
Lord deliver asl
From politicians who pra, and from
saints who tippie, from RI koHes, red
herrings, and al grass widderss Good
Lord deliver usl
From folks Who ven Iaif, and FROM
thsra who giggls, from lite boots, sas.
virtue, ard ram mutton, Good Lord de-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30


REssI. Pnsoxxks-SHKxxAS' sCAPT-
TrRxss--Ws can form some idea, says the
Louisvila yournal Of the success at
tending the movements Of General Sher.
man in front Of Atlanta BY the constant
stEsama Of rebel prisoners sent 10 rear.
Eysry train fron the Senth bringsa num-
ber Of the gray-uniformed soldiers to
cur city. They are steadily pushed for
ward. and soon the grestprisons north win
overflow With oecupaEts Saeh aneess-
ing drains must vsaksd 10 . great extent
the power Of Gen. Joe Johnstons army.
Bv captures and dssertions bis boasEed
army, concentrated for the despsrats
defence Of the stronghold Of the South,
is gradually melting AWAY. Those who
note the daily arrivals Of Confederate
prisoners from the South must realize
this fact in al its glaring plainness.
The months are waning, aad the rsbei
army Of the South is gradually growing
weaker day By day We are not ever
ssngunine in oar specnlasiona Nc
array can stand such untiring draina
When We count our prisoners by hand
redx IN the twilight Of each closing dsy
va ara Enrs that the work goes quietly
I bat steadily on; We know that the ranks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
SUMMER RESORT.
Teat Raden snrinp1

THIS FAvoKITE wATERTSe PLACE.
Il having brsa rsEttsd. furnished. azd TIE
EpriAxs very Rask iHprovsds is now opessd fer
the recsptiaa % haardeFs Gnd visitors Ths char
aetsx e. thsss spfins - il Weii known for their
medieinaI properties, that further commsut is
unuscsssary. Tor further particulars snauirs oT
Il HenafnE. Evaasvilis.
Jan21-Sezl DE- J. A. LANE. ProfFi4tor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

So Hon. David Wagner, (Radiesl)
Of Lagrange is elected Judge Of tbs
Fourth Judicial circnif, over Ellissn
(Copperhssd,) BY Al overwhelming ma
jority, an the home vote alone, sayinK
nothing for the army vote, which will bs
unanimous for WAgner This election
took place last Monday, and is 10 Ell the
vacancy created By the dsssh Of Judge
Woodward. We congratulate the good
people OF that circuit on this glorieas
result To the Lagrange Amerfcan, Cor
its able advocacy Of the claims OF the
Radical candidate, very much honor and
praise are dHe. And, By the By, the peo-
Tls Of Northeast Misaonri owe il a. a
duty TO themselves to take and read the
= serfeaH, especially during the coming
e nvssG II Is the hveliess pspar We
/ ow Of ia che Ststs, and Howe, its sdi.
&C +, is uneqnalsd 10 the style wiik which
be handles rebels and sympashizers.
Hannibal Courier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
WEATHERBOARDING.
ponIar WeatherhoaTdin

Poplar WeaLltfDOaIUIuk.
T0HS s. MccoRELE has OF EAED A
sJ LOT Of HrEt class Poplar Weatks-bo4r1fzE fov
sala Cali a. Hzs7sII's Pizising Nil. oorssr 81
wslzxt eezsss kzd The CazAl Izzk IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
HARDWARE. &C.

~
"a
WELLS, KELLOGG &CO.,
II a II ID w - r. L
Q U T L e 4 Y,
No. Z 3
FIRST STREET,
sign BIG PAD-LocKa
Have received q complete
stock or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Hardware.
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
~ q R - "A. - II,
only with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass a. Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes---Planter's and Gar
den.
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels.
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions---Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer TO deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. 13 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

Of rsbel regiments ara bseoming sadIy
dsplsaied. asd the strength Of The entire
command is grouiag fsebler. The trans
fers Of rsbsl prisosers from this city ye.-
terday was noi in sxcsss Of the daily
average Two hundred and 6fty eight
privates wsrs ssni % Rock Ialsnd, Ill.
neis, and tan commissioned ofhcers to
Johnsos's Island Make the calculation
and zee TO what fearful prop. rtians aud
prOdses sweIls- The monthly total Is
many thossands.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
MEDICAL.
u DENTISTRY.
J. {. BIERBOWER,

ID e ~ II I . II,
Roens Nos. 4@and ). Marble Hall,
ssssa 5 Ssco~d Fleov, Aa!r S~sss.s -
~ Special sstsssOs gersa - ~ ssssssas. u
Ars1asti Essth Hxes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

thsa hoS manY lie about with their pale,
siekiy faces, baruing, fevered bFows, ksd
parched hpS-men who have made long
marches, who have been constantly dig
ging in trenches and throwing up breast
workE man really exhausted and worn
out, mentally and physieslly. Aud
amidst al these there are thousands who
dance and sing asd shout ont their
laughabls psals IS If this was the only
place and this the only hour for mortal
enjoymsnk
When We think Of ithe front and are
snxiously waiting to hssr the news from
there, how little do ue sstimate the ter
rible cos. Of the most brilliant victory;
hov gsadily does fancy picture al the
pride, pomp and eircamstanes" Of war,
rst how invariably do we forget the dark
shadows And the terrible aeeessoriss Of
the real pictars. God shield and protect
the brave hearts which nov pulsals With
loyal life, and pity and receive those who
have sealed their osths Of fealfy 70 their
eountry wit- the best blood that ever
eirelsd IN human veins
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

fTxHE NuNBEH ~ PREMIUMS AWARDED
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DASIEL MORGAN, Azsnt,
rhfs-5&w7m NJ. wrist First Nss~~t