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PROPO POSALS.
nROPOeALs FOR LUMBER.
CAtej Qxdrteygsn 0Eee,
nRPar OF WARHINafoN,

CAsef efQxartSssas.s,'s 0Gce.
DsPoT OF WAsAINaroN,
WAsEIEqr0H. D. G., May 4, 1884
seslsd Rrogosals win be received at this Office
until FRIDAY, May Is, 1854. at u O'Clock NJ. for
delivery At this depot OF million aE cH' feet
o. lumber, OF the following Kind and Ia.
osiiins,f sGGinn feet - Or inch White Pine Common
$500 feet Ga, or IL inch White Pine Common
5000 feet "A, or inch White Pine Selects.
10000 feet "A, or inch White Pine FloorigR
1000 feet s1i Hemloek scantlins. .B feet long.
5000 feet 4x6 White Pine Timber, assorted
All the above described to be good n,sre table
Lumber, su bject to the inspection of inspector
appointed on the part of the Government.
AL of the Lumber to be dsliysred within twenty.
Eve t25) days from date Of contract.
The ability Of the bidder to fll the contract,
two responsible persons, whose signatures are
The full name and post Office address Of each
bidder must be legibly written in the proposal
Bonds in . sum equal to half the amount of the
contract, signed by the contractor and beth of his
fuarantors, will be required of the successful
bidder upon signing the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
master.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
yelope Proposals for Lumber" and addressed
'A'' ''' oh. RUCKER,
Brig. Genl and Chief Quarter master.
my 4-td Depot Of Warrington.
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" co NFID EN- TT L.
nYrNl MEN whn have iniurod fha,,

W T. o " r IL II ~ Il a L..
i DUNG MEN who have injured themselves by
certain secret habits which unfit them for business
pleasure the duties Of married life; also middle
aged old men, who, from the follies Of youth or
years. before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should first read THE SECRET
Of Importance by perusing "The Secret Friend. p :
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope on ress
Dr.. CHAS. A. STEWART & co.,
de lilly Boston, Mass.
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ORPHANS COURT, March g. lssl-DIsrR1cr
~ OF COLUMBIA, Washinston Comfy, To: wit LIN
guardian to Helen N, Mary G., and James g.
Mcsherry infant heirs Of Mr.. Helen Mary Mcshen-
The guardian aforesaid having this day made
report Of the gale in pursuance of an order and
and confirmed by the Supreme Court Of the Dis
ttiet Of Colnmbia sitting in equity it is ordered
that the said sale be confirmed. unless cause be
shown to the contrary, or before the first day
of June next provided copy of this order be pub.
iished In the National Intelligencer and Evening
Star once week for three eonseeutive weeks prior
to that time. WIN. z. PURCELL,
A true eopy-Test: Q. g. ROBBINS,
ap 25-u3w Register of Wills
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MPORTANT TO Suffers!
Suffers WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING CO.'S
0 N c ". T r A. T E D CT An
TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE TO
THEIR TRADE,
1t sells very rapidly, and is the most economical
article of diet for the officers mess 1t is prepared
in one minute, and makes o most delicious Soup or
Chowder. 1t is highly recommended by Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
II. A. DOWNING & CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th ST., New York
For sale by BARBOUR & SEMMES, Sole Agents,
65 Louisiana Avenue,
Sc 2-ly Washin gton, D. O.
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sTIAksHIP COMPANY.
The Screw steamships
BALTIMORE.
eALVOR.
JAMES .. eRllN,
AID FAIRBANKS
NE. y snd oo Hsn SSs
e
doSSS. ds SSSa y,,';
in open from date Until May i, 1854 lots
lars 1851 per animal; each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
Horses s t9 be delivered to, spd infF'ssed BY Gapf
sd ssdn ana a stfss9s 1S@s.W. a. corner
Brie.aisr General an9 Jhief h ff9ekEg
p1iat tan'el DEPOT of Wsshfnston g.
q h A heGf hAvEL AsvsEL RooFsu
nc WILSON CO, successors to J. F. Walker
EkSxEn kEST and Fefh vi EGHF os PROOF FELT
ss liz Il 2a MaSs R osvs
Eth street and And louisiana or address to
Ali work executed promptly and on the mos
reasonable terms, and warranted. Repairs !; msdt ma
promptly. mn II -3m 9
MoU1D1sSS5FB'I 'ID1NNSSgg!hI NNSSgg!hID1Nes"
dsrs tor any styls q 81 quantity u 81 WOOD MOULD
il vIf Ssa Ia 90 s5r ssa.Rs and
manship hope to merit share Of P public patron.
age. T. g. IOhhEf,,
ap7-1mE cor. 18th and sts.. Washington.
TNO TH1 AUs10AL PUBLIC. q. sT!1!.
t .ass
p9Ss teet Il isaSyins Rs tas.E orders
f Il" STo@,s {.
II and atisfaetorfly attended to.
a4s.ss: e cR sai Ss
MASSEY 0oLIIss eos
PHILADELPHIA r
DRAUGHT ALI AND PORTl1.
an now receiving large quantities Of DRAUaHf
ALI and R0RT1R from this celebrated Brswery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice to
Ill persons Who win fhvor me With their orders.
eatisfsotioo guaranteed. Ez.
Orders given to my drivers win bs promptly a.
aeods delivered In all parts o. Washington and
0eorsstown, free Of charge.
Terms Cash o. dslipsyy.
RILlY 4. sHINN, Agent,
Ussos BotslsHs DEPOT. 81 Green IT,.
ap.It Gsorsetovn. D. o.
M0N1Yi xON1Yl 4oH1Yl
NIX. WALSH & CO., ~
LlCEKSED PAWNBROKERS,
No. sss ossFs:., k:sy::1 T:.;.sss sth and 10Th 81.
Money advanced on Gold and silver Watches
Di.%onas, Ladies and esnsiensns wsss.ins II q.
n oo9INa B1LTI
h. o. WILSON 4 CO..
1oof OF 31D sr. WEST. WASHINGTON. D. O.,
1Ganufhetursrs Of
ROOFING Y1LT, D1Y AND 1AR11D 1HlATH.
ING. 1OOYING o1Z1NT and
-Hse LAMP RLAOK,
+ Y1kT AND 01A1NT, Wholesale and Retail,
/ Dealers supplied On the most liberal terms.
yaSteRy-Ioot Of I'd street west. OMoe-l61 I'd
street. below Pa. avenue. nh ll-Sm
nIssoLUTI0N OF .C0PARINERsHIP-Th The
~ copartnershiP hFetofore existing between G:
Psnnsyly avenue, is this day dissolved BY ma.
tual consent. All outstanding claims win be set.
tied BY e. 6. g: C,SarHEe C,a who win continue the
.pas-,m ! ): !: 4: 4: 59&ssoN.. JOIN sNosN.I' !,
0N KyD AFTER THIS DATE THE o1RIo1
~ Of the Washington and narl- MY3e<1
sssSe. sSsS ssffo af fowAaS VIZ B. SRSUsE. one
g; hetxssn 9Th 4 nnS & 7th sr;s stIsssts los. ,,
EOB sALE-0 strong thrse.sprins WAGON
HORSE and double and single Harmless for sale sale.
d.1o Beer house. sh
CorfAe , 81 I toHcs4rAas Hs surrsl
.i 81 Il0g sGffs
e Which xe call the attention Of housskespers and
Evening star., 1864-05-09
DENTISTRY.
NREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

GREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Extfaetsd scitho,t PDis with tie MxArtts n
would advise all persors having teeth to ex.
trast to call at DR.. LEWIEp once, I@
ana ana have ia them taken ont by this ne!
e1amire tne Doctors new and Inn,
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once See the great Improvement in his teeth
yo9 Hti have them In NO other style than this new
18th and 18th streets.
novls s. r. LEwIB, n. D., Dentist.
M E E tn.
1v1. LOOMS, d. ID the Inventor and Patentee
Of the A1NERAl PLATE TEETH, At
tends personally ct his Office in this
city Many persons can wear theseu uI{YYY4Y
teeth who cannot wear others, and NO
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win be
more fully VAR anted.
Eooms In this city-No 33S Pennsylyania avenue
between eth and 10th streets Also. 9O7 Arch It..
Philadelphia. mar4-1y
Evening star., 1864-05-09

COCOA MATING AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have tust received from the importers for
Private sale, ten thousand yards Of Coco3 Mattins
the rear Of our auction rooms -
w. L. WALL & co.,
Apct'Ys and Comm ssiou Merohsnts
septh corner Pa. ~. and Sth st
Evening star., 1864-05-09

IL QxA0vAL.-SAMIEL q. DR. URY lfsor.1s,
N aad lSsWsslIO. at Laic. has removed lii IN a.
TO 3 ssi Ssss soss0sse west wing CITY Hal ~
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&ECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DIsEAsESl
MARITAN' GIFTI
SAMARITANS GLFTI

SECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DIsEAsEsl
AMARITAN's GIFr
SAMARITANS GIFTI
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
''Yes, A Positive Cure" for
G0NORHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, DC.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having smell nor
juge the stomach or bowels Of the most deli cate
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
Let those " no have despaired Of getting cured.
or who have been gorged with Balsam CopaYia, OF
'A'i'D' - :" S4MARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packa gesS 80. Female $3.
scRoFSHA, Rd2HR' ulesee shoS1 SORES, sI00R, spors
TETTERs, sCAIES, BoILs, sYPRiLIS
OR TENEREAL DISEASES, dc.
S4AARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered the public as positive cure.
Ro4F ASb HERs G 5h s
@ preserSed and Particle
and a this s Gs purifying
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos
tert' that for Tb N5T after
~ ROOF e the
will remove every vestige of impurities from the
system, well as all the bad effects of Mercury.
. FEMALESl FEMALEsll
male. ss Root 9th ASb shh hERB Bs5 a Is Is
most happily adapted. in liberated Uterus, in
Whites, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb,
Debility, and for all incident to the sex
Sent by express. Price 81 a bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH.
Price 25 cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 11tb and
HENRY COOK. Alexandris. may 6,tf
TRIEsEMAR-Proteeted by Royal Letters Pat
j ent of England, and secured by the seals of the
Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine. Vienna.
Triesmar No. ] is the eHectual remedy for Relax.
alton, Spermatorrhcea, and Exhaustion of the Sys.
tenn. Triesmar No. has entirely superseded the
nAuseous use of Copavie, Cubebs, DC. Triesmae
No. is the infallble remedy for all purties and
Secondary Symptoms. thus obviatins the use OF
mercury and all other deIeterious Ingredients
Each preparation is in the form of q most asrees
able Lozenee. Secured from effects of climate and
changes of mosphere, in tin cases. at IS each or
four IS cases in one for 80, and in 81 cases, thus
saving 30. Divided in separate doses as admins.
tered by Valpeau, ealiemande, Roux, DC, &C..
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 1874
Bleeeker street, New York. o ~.
corner llth streev. mar 93mf
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OC A-u Washington, ID. @.
THE SMALL HOUSE AT ARLINGTON. Bv
= Anthony Trollope. $l.25.
Elmes' Classic Quotations. S1.3.
fsa fsa GhsRs Acre. snS Eaaass asson hols Generals
The Art of Conversation. Sl25
Tales from the Operas. 81 Is.
Ine Perfsct Gentleman; or Etiquette and Flo.
Mendell g Military Surveying. t5ft rs
yackson's Military surveying. London.
Carter's Elements of Map Drawing.
Smith Typographical Drawing. -s5s
The kilver Sunbeam; Manual of photoeraphy
81 50. fray p FRANCK TAYL0R.
lust ARRIVED AND NOW UNLOADING
y frOm schooner Saconia, from BOSTON,
goo COM COTTAGE AND ROUND CORNER
BEDSTEADS, -.
TO Which we call the attention OF the trade and the
=. B0NTz & GRIRFIrH sss 7sh st..
ap29-6t betwe and K sts.
InEI aal;y.l LINE me- LIME5I am no. prepared to
pared from my new Flame Kiln, without coming
~ 8. b. CAsTIiEsMAN, Etna Lime Kiln.
ap Z-6m Pc. ay. and Rock Greek Bridge.
A UDUBoN's BIRDS OF NORTH AMERIOA.
"A In nve Vols, royal octave OF text, and ons
magnificent folio volume Of plates, tsize N by 40
inches. In fine binding. For saie-one copy only
apS PRANcK TAYLOR. !.
Tor eALE, Tor viii be .eIchanged for 3 larger
\ driving horse, } . very fast pacing grey -
enfi.s enir ron has paced nis 4 L, IN sold
er. Apply to RICHARD WILSON. Government
Aepsir s ss.h.ops, q. slst street, between D and =.
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IRANoIs MoHuH.l [FRANoIs B xoHuu.
MOHUN & SON,
eUooIssoAs TO ]. T. LInMAR.
l. u M b Z r. ID Al Il RS
CaHal, Bsttcees 12th and 18th Ssy1ts,
Warrington, D. O.
The undersisned having purchased the Lumber
Yard Of Mr.. Jno. I. Lehman, are now prepared 70
farnish Lumber Of al kinds ct the market rates.
They desire to call attention to their largo stock
which consists in part Of the following kinds:
About 100 900 feet Walnut. al thicknesses,
100000 feet Poplar, prime,
100000 . Oak and Ash, various sizes,
looo. 900 feet Soantlins and Joist. al lengths,
LOCO 900 White Pine Cuttings,
100000 Hloorins ....
Also, large quantity Of ell other kinds Of Lumber
nh H 3m MOHUN & HON
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Il has obtained from the Orphans Court Of wi ash
inston County in the District of Columbia letters
Fink. late of Washington City, D. c., deceased
All persons having claims against the said de
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day of April next; they may
otherwise by law ha excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, A.
ID. 1864. lap l3 w3whl JACOB J. FINK
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS FOR Sale

r. II A 300 z g.
Upwards Of one thousand works of English and
Foreign Literature, embracing HISTORY, TRAV.
ELS, POETRY, NOVELS, ETC., etc., at from 10 to
20 per cent below the regular prices, at
HEILPRIN'S Bookstore, 244 Pa avenue,
ap Him between 18th and 18th streets
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-02-18
j. -. .sess JEFFERSON. DAVIS
Richmond, Febry. 9th, 1864. east *"H

9..ss@a &@s From tue Greensboro Patriot -
Mr. Editor :--Asnotice published in your
last paper over the signature Of t..Many
aeisizei,s,'' has attracted much attention and
excited a great deal Of fhqhiry... What il
tire objecr OF the meeting !. Who's at the
head ot it Z is in every ybody's. mouth both.
trel1i town and country, aud nobody saa
vet has been found Wip can answer these
enquiries or. give. any saflstacti I'll TO the
'lnquilngs pubiic.o@ AAe aoice appears -to
be "a lounQung, Sine spaterHlty or maternity
OF syiicll aoi,od y ia willing to- ackno wledge.s
Ii requests 'saiI the citizens of Guiltofd
who belies that the people have a righe
to assemble tngstner htoaconsulta for their
couiuwn) goed, atosinstrnct their nrepresent-
>a.ives, ard to apply'to the Legisfat IRE tor
rtslress~s agrfevab ces, - TO meet in tile
Court House OH Saturday ], next. " ART,
Gus imp tant Questions are TO be. consi "a.
cred oSW nat ;ate the important q questions |!
1na m ntilnation whatever is given :, The
speopls are 10 be got fog .ther,area to be pen.
tfed, betore. they ARE allowed to- .kp ows ton
what purpose they have, been called .mto
gether. n Fraud and, deceit. ALWAYS nburrow
III the dark, and disclose their secret .wo r
Kings abysa,iecs" ,nesahss The pee pie efnns ct
be. got in,,s,tlse Court II ,,lseAthehs the
le;aIersss wl,o have sbeen HeonsaIltin "a I'd
ceslcoctng measures @ia secret, brin fort h
one pfopositioti,n and then aaifotiler--aalid e
and a.iofl1ef; TIL All the ipor}a,it ques
.ti6ns'e are scoasid Tered ~ Itis Is be hpppea hope
tlssti no man WHO studies his Q owaa peace. ace,
ard dathe peace Of Ills State, Will be, cApgl.t
ifiaany Sigh q, trap. What necessity . Is
there now for copsl, Iatioa Tor ,tlsac onaaaen
good mYre than hera Mas a. N enth praellrafs
inon six nlantIs, age.2,, The I.egisia-
tire has adj anraeds switkiaaa inonth'sawAst
prisy sri are stheresnoM to oarearess ss:af
did not e Visit vwlleus it<wasasn II
!. s4ss bra ,ss0'sssr asasg n q easar's'ss -
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HMYas VII
WINSTON NORTH CAROLYN A.s

saps aud the eir peneioneds press; a,rds will
do Justice to the rasnmnya by " h clr they
seek to pursnadet a. sdelnded, people athat
ypu are ready TO purchase dish onorable
safety BY degrading su omission. ss, .af
S"ldiers! The coming. spring campaign
wilf oren under auspices we'll calculated
to sustain your hopes. Your Resolution
needed nothing to fortify il: With sranks
treplenished under the infiuence OF yotir cx
ample, aud by the aid OF ynur',r ,representa-
tigss.swhn give earnest OF their purpose TO
add by Legislation, large ystoy y our strength,
you may welcome the invader with . cen-
fdence justified by the memory OF past
victories. On the other hand, debt, taxa
ton, repetition Of heavy drafts, dissension,
occas: oDed by the strife for power, by the
pursuit OF the spois of Office, by the thirst
for the plnnder of the public treasury
and above all, The consciousness of a. bad
cause, must tell with fearful force npon
the overstrained. energies OF the enemy.-
aliis campaign in 1864, must from the ex-
haustion OF his resources both in men and
money, be far less fornida able than those
o. the last two years when gunlmpaired
means were used with bound less prodiga
ity, ana With results which are sugges ted
by the mention Of the glorious names of
oufiOfI tIu cIi SlliC. Auu III CCSDOtc
and Lllcl,a,nauga, aud the Ch:ckahon1i-
nv, and Manassas, and fredericksburg,
and Charlottesville ga y-.>sv aaa a~s,a
Soldiers Assured success awaits us in
our holy struggle .for liberty and indepen !
dence, and for the presery alton of ell that
renders Ife desirable to honorable men :.
When that success Shall be reached, to
you, vonr country's hope and pride, IN
der Divine Providence, will it be due
TIE fruits OF that success will not be reap
ed by yea alone; but your children, aud
your children's children i'll long gene, a.
tions 70 cople, 7 i'll enjoy blessings deri we'd
from you that will preserve Your memory
ever living III their hearts e,.....l t..,n..a -
Citizen defenders Of the homes, the lib
critics, and the altars Of the ConfederacY
That the God whom we all bnmbly wor-
ship may shield you with his. Fa5herly
care, and preserve you for safe return to
the peaceful enjoyment Of Your friends ]
and tie association Of those yon nost love,
is the earnest prayer OF your Commanders
1n-Chler. rs SO sy4s : III Hesa-ass a3
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a .UsEEFFuaL sEEFFu i ) AND r PATRlpT1o aMAN,av-Ihe
Hon. Howell Cohby f.nnesly a6psaker ioi
So aI flajkst -

the y. >. HoHse uI- -AenISPkaELa1sc.' "V"
ii Gsneral in the Confe derats serylcea - .ST
sniaking 'nbbas spf ch.sf vafsoass paEts Ct sss.s
ss'e State H Nps EAAf No .aw
:lent 20 sd sA III fsIsnal
atsthe begiuui lig the Or I'm of ssssss
late las seemed somewhat to slhnber.- swsN
The sfellowing account of his speech in
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ONE poLrAR 4 square (af fourteen lines or less)
for the first and 81 GENTS for,every additional in
sertion Regular advertisements charged accord
ing to contract. ts3's' "*3 ss@~$ @f
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TERMS CF sUBSCRlPIQN,-

Two DOLLARS AgYEARyoKs ONE sDoLhAK SFoR 81
MONTHS The rates for clubs are the same, an
~, dil1inus,on from these rates will be made ~
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nab od5 .ygiaA
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28
The Situation Al The Front.

z. B. Avery, of the Ith Indiana cav
airy, left Chattanooga on Saturday morn
ing, and be informs us that the situation
is becoming remarkably quiet again
General Sherman telegraphea the pay
masters at Nashville on Saturday night
that the danger was over, and that they
might safely venture 10 the front Al
large number of these officers, with their
safes, left for Atlanta and way points on
Sunday morning, for the purpose Of pay
ing of the troops. SIS ta
The movements Of Hood seem to be
shrouded in mystery. and bis general.
ship, as exhibited in the recent campaign.
is hard to understand By avoiding
railroad lines be is not compelled to
move over old beaten tracks, and cb-
tains scanty subsistence for his men
from the more interior portions Of the
country. Army officers ct Chattanoora
are in perfect ignorance as TO the policy
Of Hoods retreat, and what bis probs-
! bic intentions are. His move Is crazy
one, and is conducted on principles for
elkn to the usual modes Of warfare As
| the will and plans of maniac are hard
I 10 0u1ctst&blg 80 Tue EfALc4 ES9iAAtCUs
of Hood are bewildering, and bafls the
skill of experienced and able general
ship. All is quiet at the front for the
moment. Hood is enveloped in q fog,
vet he may emerge from the cloud at no
distant hour, and, with startling efror.-
err, boldly strike at an unexpected guar:
ter. He is attempting to retrieve the
fortunes of 3 waning cause, and ell Of
| his movements are characterized By des-
peration. He has abandoned his base,
is moving in light sighting trim, depend
ing alone for supplies upon desolate
country, and he wheels his lexioas in
our rear, flank, and front with rapidly
and assurance really astonishing Sher-
man has an abundance Of supplies. and
is gradually weaving q net that may
prove the destruction Of the rebel army.
All is qliet now,.:yet the storm is gather
ing, and experienced officers say it soon
viii burst with double fury upon the mil
itary horizon Of tbs Southwest What
ever may come, Sherman is equal to the
emergency, and he win prove himself the
skilfal, tried, and faithful General that
the people Of America delight 10 honor,
and those genius has claimed the adni-
ration Of the world. -LouitriIls Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

Ia Gen. Mcclellan has not jet re-,
signed his commission in the army. He
is drawing from the Treasury Of the ma
ton some $3.50 PEI month, for which he
is deing nothing. That is according to
the new Democratic discipline, we pre-
same. He has, also three or four idle
aid-de-camps and staff officers dangling
about him, each drawing from $50 to
500 per month from the national purse,
to support them in their idlsness Thus
Gen Mcclellan by holding on to bis
commission, is drawing from the Treas.
ury some $4,000 year, for which nc
services are rendered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

The REBELS ABOUT MAxTfELD.-The
Cairo Democrat is informed by a gentle
man who left Msyfsld on Monday las.
Of the following particulars regarding
the rsbsls about that place. He says
they made their FIRST appearance in the
town the morning be left, only ten or
twelve in number, and oommaEded By q
lieutenant They committed no depre-
dations whatever in he place, bat paid
every respect 70 private properly, mo.
testing no one. They purchased few
articles ina drug store, and paid for the
same in greenbacks Reports are rife
in tbs vicinity of May6eid, oar inform
ant AIDA, Of rebel forae, estimated ell
tue way from two hundEed 70 twenty
thousand approaching that place The
belief with the best informed seems 70
be that there is not over ere hundred,
al told, whoshaEs reached the neighbor-
hood The headquarters Of this force Is
said % be at Paris, Tenn and it is
thought that they are toe advaDce-guard
of Forests raiders The inhabitants Of
Padueah we're armed on Thursday By
order Of Gen. Meredith. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

( sG- The louisville Journal enters
into labored defence and apology for
Mcclellan holding on to his commission
in the army, and drawing his 5000 q
year without rendering any service there
for. Stripped Of the verbiage in which
the defence is clothed, it amoants to
this: Mcclellan is out Of employment
suitable TO bis blood. and be must have
some pension to live on; therefore be
must i've OF the United States Treasury.
What say the people7 What say the sol
diers3 How many thousands Of the
soldiers and people who have served the
country well and nobly, now out OF en-
ploys have to look 70 their own resources
and not TO the Government for the means
Of living Frankfort Commonwealth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28


"a Mr. Pendletoas personnel is ss
unmistaksbls a. il is laconic Here: is
the Congressional record: ~
January 9, 1853. Mr. Dunn said:
I ask the UNANIMOUS consent Of the
Heuss for leave 70 introduce q bill 70
facilitate the transportation Of troops,
stores, and mails Of the United States
between the City of Washington, Point
of-Roeks, and the city Of Pttsburg.
Mr.. Peudieton. object
Thus, Mr. Pendleton' srmeriaI peacs-
var motto is object" and General
Mcclellan 8 wsF-peacs motto is, 81 don't
remember" The inpossibls coalition Of
these principles is intended to form the
poEeg of 3 new Democratic AdministrA-
ton. Mr.. Pendleten objects to McCleL
lan's letter. while q Little Mac forgets
the Chicago Platform.