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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

By The Louisville Democrat of Sat.
urday states that R. C. Stan6eld. Of
Louisville, was robbed by James Ham
mon, Of Evansville, at the St. Charles
Hotel. in Carlo, on Wednesday evening,
Of $3.50 in currency and o gold watch
valued at $3.50. Harmon was arrested
aud held to bail in the sum of 500
We cannot find anybody here who knows
Harmon.
The above notice appeared in the
Times on Tuesday morning. Yesterday
Mr. Harmon called upon US to say the
statement should have teen that Stan
field stole his (Hammon's) watch and
money, was arrested and is now in Jail
at Carlo.
Mr. Harmon has been in the employ
of the Government, is now connected
with the house of Messrs Hodge, Carr
& Co, ofthis city, and is represented a;
gentleman of irreproachable character
We take the pleasure in setting hin
right in this Times Of Thurs.
day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

s05-We can assure our good.natured,
relinbIe and always correct and loyal
contemporary on Third street, that no
one connected with the "cotton-mouth
Journal made a single cent by the
dispatch Of great Importance" which,
ITO merchants aud business men, pos
sessed more than ordinary interest," to
which he alludes in Saturdays issue Of
Z the Times, rs no one connected with
the aforesaid ncotton.mouth Journal"
except the foreman and the compositor
who had that particular "take," ever
saw the item omitted, and the omission
occurred solely from a Misrepresentation
on the part Of the compositor who mis-
took it for river news and left il to another
10 set
II looks extremely suspicious, but not
MS much 30 MS those interlineations in
the Times the other day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
new York Markets.

NxH YoHE. August 6.
COTTON better ~ 81 rs for mldaiing up.
iands.
FLOUR -puii, and without decided change ;
extra roand loop Ohio 10 3oe1l0 rs, aad a s0es
" 20 for trade bfssds. market closing dull
WHISKY s--FiFm At T3est 7556
wuEAf-Duili Winter Red WsstssB szs
a2
0oRN-HsAvy; l sol s. for mixed.
NOOL--Quist and hFm.
CufFkE ball aRd nsminaIiy unchanged
SUGAR Dali 1874 for Museosado ia bond,
and 21e duty pa d.
MOIAsSES--Quite steady.
PORK Dull aud heavy IS 75s1as % for nsw
mess.
MONEY Easy.
STERLING EXCHANGE.-DuitA AZ %.
GoLD.--Ifrsgular aud unsettled op,alnE 81
s8i4 advancing 70 ga deeiiaing TO ? 5ai.
advancing 20 CO.. AID closing qHist at : coz
G0NEBNM ENT STOcKs.--A shade lowsr; q.
$. 81, a. coupons, lnstS B-ias. coupons, los.
iusk
The total exports % specie to-day we're sal eco
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
River News.

Ihere Is absolutely nothing doing on
the river, except BY the packets to Green
river.
The Alice aud the Dankersoa came in
yesier lay with fun eargoes of tobacco
Capt Henry Millers new boat. the
Ladonia, has arrived here, and ,oss
above the first Locks into Green river
to ply for the present between Spotsville
and Rumsey, while the Locks a. the lat
Ter place are being repaired
The Charmer will doubtless be here
this morning, and viii return TO Cairo
this afternoon. Look out for her.
We are glad to see Capt Hazlet rap
idly improving, and hope 10 see him out
soon. He has now the kind attentions
Of bis excellent mother, which adds
greatly to his comfort
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
A. BEHME, Sec Y.

Bay-Gen. Lew Wallace has been re-
lieysd Of the command OF Baltimore.
Gen. Tyler takes his place.
The above paragraph has been going
the rounds of the Democratic press, and
is true except in two particulars, to-wit:
Gen. Lew Wallace has not been relieved
Of the command of Baltimore, and Gen.
Tyler does not take bis place. But this
is pretty close to the truth for Confede-
rate Democratic papers to come.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

BsB- The Union Loyal League, a
Lincoln abolition association, meet clan
destinely almost nightly in this city
what they do. And yet the impudent
and m andacious runners and procurers
Of this loyal league talk Of secret Dem
ocFaiic associations, Of Sons Of Liberty,
and Of Northwestern Confederacy -
EpdnspiIie Times
The same kind Of an association ex.
lists In this city, Differed and managed
by the sane political demagogues who
figured somewhat IN the same way Just
ten years ago,-T H. Democrat
Oh, no, Jeemsi not Differed and man
aged by the same political demagoguss
who figured just ten years ago in some
what che same way"
You were one Of the "orignal nine
who started the order Of Known othings
and your friend @. II, Baily who now
assists you TO run the ''Peace Masheen,"
figured conspicuously,
But you and your friend Sproule for.
get one important feature of the Loyal
League--for of course neither of you
wonld be suspected of lying about such
n matter--you forget to mention what is
u fact, that this abolition association
never meets without giving public no
tiee, and it seldom, il ever, meets more
than once week
1t istruc, the Times says, the League
meets clandestinely almost nightly in
this city, but it is charitable to suppose
the Times editor does not know what
"clandestinely' means, and the error
that it meets almost nightly may be char
itably attributed to a constitutional in
trinity with which he has long been AZ
flicted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

WTHDRAwE.-We learn that the col
ored loops sent to Henderson few days
ago have been Withdrawn, and that re-
gion is now in fall possession Of the reb-
els. Major Taylor, who has been cor
responding with the gunboats under flag
Of truce, has, we understand, been graft
ed leave to visit Gen Burbridge's head
quarters, and will probably go forward to
Louisville by rail this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, August 8.
FL0UR.-Stssdy, WITH medsTats city demand
at = a09s % fpr trade brands sup1rfae seminal.
WHEAT.-firm; sal - for Red 2 o092 05
for White.
corn --Firm; ear ls. shslIsd 90 aud in
saeksl A.
RYE.-Duii. with ne sstsa
WHISKY moderate dsmaud at u
fkONisIoNs.-Bat iittle dsiag; 5u,o0o bbIs
bulk sh 5uldsFs sols At 1871. and rs hhds Of bacon
shoulders Al IL.
LARD field AZ %. but demand at over 10
akOCERiES.-steafy: sagar 2s&zs; coffee
5'@S; moiassea l20l Is.
G0LD.-2M
ExCHANGE.--Firm al !. premign
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

New YoRK, Aug THE steamer
MantanEas, from New Orleans on the
3lst ult, has arrived
The Merrimac arrived at New Orleans
on the 3lst The Mantanzas brought up
many exchanged prisoners.
NEw ORLEANS, July 3l-Yery little
business is doing at present The news
of Sherman's progress and the decline in
gold in New York unsettled the markets,
and quotations are now without material
change.
Gen Candy order for the enrollme 1t
ofthe militia created intense exciieme It
in secession circles, but there was no es-
cape for them.
Since the firing above Vicksburg on
the Clara Belle, by which three men
were killed and nine wounded, every
thing has been quiet on the Mississippi
as far as heard from.
Several sehoouers and luggers are re-
ported cruising on Lake Ponchartrain,
capturing and burning fishing sloops.
The Captain OF the tug boat Sentinel
reports that he was chased to Southwest
Pass by suspicious looking steamer,
bark-rigged, and painted black. The
rebels assert that she was the Electric
Spark, which had been fitted out as a
pirate, and tina; she had since run into
Mobile Bay.
The attack on Mobile was hourly ex
pected, and has probably already com
meneed
There are no movements in this de.
partment in state sufficiently advanced
/ to bear mention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08


SATURDAY, August G.
Business eon:inuss dull with scarcely any
Transactions In the wholssAls linz. Nothing Is
allowed to 60 to KsatUesy. which cuts Of mueA
Of the trade Of shs city, aud there Is bat little
psOspset Of revival OftEsde uatil the gusrrillss
are exp.Iled from cur front
GOLD irmsr aaa slightly advanced elOsinE at
loo premium
SILVER quotabis at l45 premium.
FLOUR s. Oogs 20 for saperhns, and IS $50
, % for extra.
WHEAT heIdnrniy 1t 81 5oal s.
CORN arm and In demand at 81 S0gI IS for
shslled in sack; 81 15ai 20 fer ear.
OATS declined to 75e.
RTE firm aud steady at 81 90 With good de-
naHd
WHITE BEANS arm and steady at s. OOg3 Is
= bushal.
FRUIT ~ firm and having "a arward tend
ency
DRIED PEACHES s. oosf %.
DRIED APPLES frmer aud slightly advanced,
apd are aow hsla at 81 1865. o.
TIMOTHY SEED nominal and not quotAbls.
CLOVER sEED-Eons In market.
FLAX SEED In good demand at 81 ssg2 as.
POTATOES 81 zoo 80.
BUTTEr scarce At a5@4oc.
BACON armsr and higher.
HAMS qRist at Z5g26.
MASS PORK Arm and aomssh1s higher. aud
Is new hrnly held At s2sg4o for old. and Sss93s
for HSw
HAY arm and Ia good demand At s2s926.
SALT 10 fair dsmsnd At s1c.
LAID firm and higher, and may Be quoted at
IS In tissioes AHd n IN kegs
GROCERIES steady aud unchanged
COFFEE quiet aud unchanged At s. for Bic.
SUGAR steady aud arn At 2s8z7e
hoLAssEs advanced 10 81 sol ..
WHISKY arm ard in good demand at 81 70.
WOOL nrm and 10 demand At a0sTo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

THEATRE-MAsoxIc HALL-Tha Com
bination is in the full tide of success,
and we must say they richly merit it
Their performances have never been ex-
celled, if equalled, in the city. All
those who have attended since the open
ing express but one opinion, and that is
universal satisfaction and delight To-
night bill of unusual attraction is Of
fered, consisting Of the elegant and fash
ionable comedy of the Honeymoon, and
the sparkling eomedietta Of His Last
Legs, Go early to get seats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

Ia We are indebted to Lieut II. s.
Endicott, Of Co. /, 60th Ind. Vols, for
copy Of the New Orleans Era, Of the
26thu containing the new Constitution
Of Louisiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
HONG INTERESTS.

To PHIsfc14xs.-H you wssh 10 purchase purs
Drug, Medicines, sad Chemicals At a small id
Fzncs on Eastern prices. go and examine xILxz
WHITE's stock, where you wfu ind every arti
Gle that is needed By the profession, and a prices
which cannot fail 20 give satisfaction. Their
stors 10 AZ No. "a Main street mayadkwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

LOUISVILLE, Aug. The Common
Council, at the request of the military
authorities, furnish 400 men Tomorrow
to throw up Notifications for the defence
of the city against all possible coutin-
geneies
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
Books and CONFERENCE.-The.

The following books aud company
rolls have been received at the Post Office,
The persons to whom they belong will
please enquire for them and say ''adyer-
tised:"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
AGENCY.
q. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DESsI0NE. BOUNTY and ARREARS, BOUN-
~ Land aud Back Pay for Soldiers, widows,
OF ether legal claimants. ones-Third Street.
near Main. JOHN TENNIS. Aas1t.
Evansville, Ind, Marsh u, Iss4-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

WAsHINGroS, August 1.-THE amount
of subscriptions to the $50 loan up to
August 9th, was s., 024 ,255.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
FINANCIAL.

TKEAsuRT DKPAETnExT.
Jelly 18th, 1854.
ENHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK on EgAks.
VILE Z hereby authorized 10 receive deposits
tor Three Years Coupon Treasury Notes, bearing
Interest AZ the rate Of seven a5d threateaths Der
csnfum per snnum- % BE- issued under the act ap-
proved June Both, 1864.
These Notes will hear date August I5th, 1884
and are payable thrss ys4rs from date IN lawful
money, or, At the option Of the holder. they will
lie converted AZ maturity into six per oeBt. gold
barring bonds, Reasonable after Eve, and payable
twenty years from August 18th. 1867
The interest % payable 10 iawfui money On the
18th day Of February and August IN each year.
upon presentation o. the proTer coupons.
The Interest on deposits made prior 70 August
18th vii Be psid 20 the party dep0sitngs upon -
csipt At the department Of the Certificate 81 De-
posts, and the Interest deposits made alter mat
d4te, which may have acerusI from August l5th
% date q deposit. mu b paid b the aepositor-
The interest On S50Efll Be cent day, % sto0,
two eeuts: on $50 TEA cents and on $780, TWEEN
ty cents = day.
All ssbscriptSoss mast b 10 sums Of fifty dol
Lara or sons multiple q hfy dol srs.
W. 2. FEssESDEg.
Secretary Of he Treasury
X R-The Let Nati0nal Bank Of EvauEwflia IL
the only pIsos IN the city that 6epositors get ia
tersst from the day o. deposit for Bonds
VIZ. T. PAGE, Cashier.
Evansville. Auxust Isf, 1894
ausl-df Union copy and charge IstE B
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
SEWING MACHINES.

Z NJ. SELLAAN HAVING FITTED UP AN
oifiee, No. IS Main Street, will keep, IS hare
sofore, good assortment Of Wheeler Wilson g
and Singers Sewing Machines and Needles, silk
Thread and oil, and everything that is connected
sith the business, and will repair all kind of Sew
rs - aAehines and PCT On rev improyemeats.
IVA 2. n. sELLMAN, Ag't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
LEGAL.


IRON THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING IN IA
Il eohSyilie, on the 10th day Of Jane. 1864,
two year old bay mare Colt, little white On both
Of her hind legs, : white streak in her forehead,
and it1tls on one OF hsT fare feet, sad very large
Of her s6s-hss the appearances Of three year old.
ANY information concerning the Colt, or her de-
warded
sag4-dlm, JOHN ToHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
GOLD PENS.
c. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens

All peas bear my trademark, &C r. BARsrs
ENrHA Lcu., kY.," for which I have se>ar,sa The
'9I'FftIAt, Eud are warranted "a osrsts tus aud
perfect ia every respect sent bv mail or ox,,rss
70 any part o. tie country receipt q price aud
rsf@rs charges Persons ordering will pisas- state
the SIZE and style desired. WHISTLER hard or son
hne OF coarse aud Il the pm should fail % please
% prove detctise, they viii have the privilege If
exchanging. deduction Of fileen per cent al.
lowed on orders Of SIS or over, and twepty.5ve
per cent on those Of 500. Liberal discount made
per ior NIFTY cents land saaapl each. Cireu.
Afs showing sizes, styles. and prices Of Watches
seat FhkE o. any address. Address
G. p BARNES
Dealer 10 Gold Pens ana AsHRtoAN wArrHfs.
~ Main Street, cor. sixth, Loulsvllle, Ky
nch2l'C
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

s> Yesterday was unusually quiet in
the city, even in Evansville, which is
represented one of the most orderly
cities on the Continent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

REBELLroN RKcoRD.-We have reeeiv.
ed the 4Sd number of this admirable
work, which increases in merit with each
issue. Every man should have COM
plete set Of these historical volumes. 1t
is edited by Frank Moore, and published
BY Putnam & Holt, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!

Byan amendment to the Bounty Law. passed Al
the last session Of Congress, IAN soldisrs OF
other persons Who hare been Or dali hereafter he
discharged within two years from the date ofthsir
-alistnsnt, by reason Of wounds received in battle
SHAH receive the sano BoGnty As though they
served two yeArs''
Once e55z Maj street, over Ksllsr's Gun stors.
opposite tbs Coart House, Evansville, Indiana
Correspondents must snclose stamps.
SA-GooS references given If rec uired. mh23
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

Why is iT2-only about $50 or 500
members of the Legion turned out on
Saturday.
The apathy that exists in this city to
the danger that menaces US, amounts to
absolute infatuation. With an insolent
foe looking into our streets from across
the river, We still act and trade, and
barter, and speculate, as though no war
existed in our whole land. God grant
thatwe do not reap the fruits of this
apathy and indifference.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

BALTIMORE, August $40 P. NJ
1t is reported here that force of rebels
were crossing the Potomac yesterday be-
yond Hancock aud going in the direc-
ton Of Wheeling.
The same authority says Early has
been, or is being, reinforced By Long
streets corps, and that Wheeling is the
point to be aimed at
We have no means Of aseertaining
the reliability Of this report, but think it
rather unreliable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
HOTEL.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. J. s. LOWER,
Phvsioiau & Surgeon.

HAvISG PERMASESTLT LOCATED IN
II Evansville, Offers bis professional services 10
The citizens Of EvansTills AID vicinity.
So Ofscs ana rssidenos on Aain street. oppo-
sits new r. r. Depot. He viii be found AZ BroEzb,
Ton Woods Drug stOrss on the corner Of Thira
and Main, from 8 % 70 o'clock A. \. each dag.
iyi2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
FTRsT-CLAss PIANOS.
Misses Lawrence.
GROCERIES.
JUST IN TIME!

sUG G & M E NIFEE
TTAyE THIS DAY, JULY sth, 80. OPENED
III large AMI veil chosen variety Of Groesrios.
for the -
WHoLESALB TRADE.
To the espseious rooE No Is, next door - tie oi4
house Of Arches & Markey, and directly oppoeits
the Bsnhng nouse On Main srrtSf. ETA syfiie.
lad. We rely upon Quality aBd Prices, compared
with this and the Cincinnati markets, 70 ses1rs an
examination Of cur stock, and liberal patronage
from city and country msrch&nts, who are nest
respectfully invited &c give 3 call.
fys-ds1 SUGG MENIEEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08

NEw YoEk, Aug. Tth The Heraid's
9th Corps correspondent Of the 4th says:
Both armies are active In their work.
Each is essentially strengthening them
selves
The Baltimore american Of the 9Th
says, of the invasion:
The best we can hope is that the reb-
els will attempt to make a serious insa-
sion Of Maryland or Pennsylvania. We
have competent force in proper posi-
ton to force from them, on this side of
the Potomac, fair, open field fight All
that we need is competent Generals to
make our forces available, and that, if
we may believe reports reaching US, is a
want that has at last been supplied
According to Petersburg papers, the
rebels brought into action two brigades
in repnlsing our forces before Peters
burg. One brigade repulsed charge by
our troops, and the other followed up the
repulse With charge. Those of our men
who could, got back over the breast
works, but those who could not, to the
number of about 1000, we're taken pris
oners, beside the killed and wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be a candidate for
County Surveyor At the ensuing October sisotion,
Oh qualiaeAfisns alone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
WILLIAM REAvIS,
Attorney st Law and L. S. Claim
AGENT

Is authorized BY the Government to procure Pen
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay. Bounty Land
Claims for HOssEs and other PROPERTY destroyed
Ehile in . : service Of the Government. and ali
claims, Of whatever kina or nature against the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-08
WHARF BOATS.
?. cox. IN Epu,uvry
cox & HUMPHREY. AAA''
and Commission
Merchants.
And SPECIAL RA.

And SPECIAL RAILROAD AGENTS,
Evansville, IND.
sss- win make liberal cash advances On con.
signmeats of Produes and Tobacco to New York.
aprlS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30

A, The ressaerce III her fat;see, Mr. Augustus
,,cnstrs on Marsha street Ia The lSsh year OF be
s.e. aster an illness Of several months, Mts EIlI
agsTH SHELTON, consost OF Mr. Rodney w
shelton,
"she died In Jesus, and Is blessed:
How kind her samasrs are!
From saAar,ngs aa.s from sins released,
And Reed ifetn every sn re-.
Far from this world OF toll and strife,
She's present with the i.or';
The lasors of her mer,a' i':e
End in a large reward
Her funeral will take place ca eahsath 10
morrow moreinsl al II o'clock rom Oregon a,'i
Methodist chutcA. The ;sicass and felati'fs OF
the dsceassd, and Of her iaihe'.S aua n"s"'"a
tami;tes, are respectfully invited 10 a'ieha.
Ga the aa,h Inst, a, 9t o'clock p ~ at ne resi-
denee Of her nephew, Philip Tahe, 'r, tL'n A.
BEcH BLAND, wife CT Chsfies s'I'iAs e' ofa"se
co, Va In the sid year ct her age ,x,.
Her fuRers will take place 'toia we
Church this (Saiurday) afternoon, al = o.iue -
The friends Of the family, and oil u,t ni"ne' '"s
Mayo, are invited 10 attend wt!!ea t"ftnef h"tW"'
In Nashville, Tenn, on the evening o' .he lit'
nj March, at 6 O'clock Rev K FORD, .a;e pastof OF
the Second Baptist Church, Oh taai place, ahe
former pastor at the l.i.i, street Hapia: church.
Ia this city, eyed A ysafs.
In this city, on Fridap, sd issi, at - s'eioek
y, Miss MARTHA MILLS, oi New heHt county;
In the cd year cf bes age
IL Baltimore papers caa:'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30

N0E!CH.--I will Sell IN Font u the ecu houss
~ door ef Aon:gomery county, Oo Monday, the
I'd day Of Nay, Ut being Court dAy,) the following
property Of Hsnry f Deois. attached for the benedt
Of Foste. b Co and others. viz; Is valuable
NJ Negroes: . Oxen, and Mars.: and On Iassday'
Gle, in said county, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture yauabIe Library and Sc Rotary. large
lot of Sheets, Wagons, Cxrts; ~ head Cattle, .
Salt, Leather, Tobaaco, Shoes Cotton Cards. Beef,
Bacon, u Trunks, Gears, nue Side Saddle, large
lot Cord Wood, SC, &c.
Terms Of the above sse--C&sh, to 10 paid in the
currency OF the opfderate States Issued adsr the
act Of Congress passsd 18th February, 1854 or
upon credit Of nine,y days, with in,eres. frem
day Of sale, negotiable paper, satisfactorily en-.
dorsed W MONTAGUE,
sp c2-tds Sheriff Of Montgomery county. We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-30
MILITARY lNOTfCES.

A TfENTI0N, Printers "A meeting of tho Prn
"A tiers aud atsae hes Of tho press of the city of
hiunmond viii be held at the hall over Il Goodies
printing Office, this Saturday evening at haif-pss
O'Clock, for tho purpose CT organ:zpg . Military
Company, TO be attached TO the ,9h regiment Mill
iia uGdar the regulations prescribed by the 1Gvsf-
nor. IL IL hoped that the ''cta.t" will respond 10
this cali. Let sill come, ood learn for themselves
what viii be required OF them
Rp S0--lt MANY PRINTERS
A TrENrlON, Foreign Lcgion.-Msct 1t Old
IA Market Hall on Monday evening. the 81 OF
Nay et o'clock precisely, fof drill and inspection.
Abscntees will be dealt with according to regu,a-
tions.
by order Of Capt DEcuyer.
ep 3O-2t CT WARREN, OS.
4 TTENflOs, Mary Isniers Being su.anr lzel ky
N Col Bradley L Johnson to recruit = compsny
Oe attached to the Mary land cavalry, hsreby
reqncst all Aary,ande,s ceefnus Of j4iring III IA arm,
Of The service, 10 call upol nae at nv cff1;a on
Bank street, between l0ih ami the Treasury Ia.
partment Tsp 20-6tiJ JRH DEAKINs.
CAMP NEAR RicHAoNp,
April 2stn, 1864
On DOLLARS rewa.d.-I viii nav the above "a
sJV ward for The arrest Of private Joha Iawhorn.
Nelson Light Artillery. Said Iawho.n IA 2b wcnrs
Oh age, feet inches high, da,k comp;exion. dark
eyos, ana resides in Nelson GO, Va Has been sRht-
~ wounded IN the right foot, which causes nm, To
imp has mole In tho corner OF one Of his cyes
dc deserted from ny CON rany
HgNAY RlvEs, Csps,
sY 60 Nelson Light Artillery.