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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-09
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DENTISTRY.
STEAMBOAT for SALE.

nN THE 7th OF JULY, 1854, SHALL
" sell At auction, AZ the wharf above the ways,
in PHnuezh, KY, ons-haf interest IN the steam
boat Ksskaskfe, It being the interest Of Thes. G.
Cz5e, deceased.
TERMS One-tkird cash. balance On months
tine, satisfactory security, negotioble and paya-
bls in Bank. AMANDA CADE,
Administrative Of g. Csds, Deceased
Phducah, KY Juns a, 1884. JUS
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Net Assets, January, 1854,
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4. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
ETNA, after IS years Of severe trial, has re-
= Alfred the greatest public advantages and
success Of the various Systems Of Fire Insu-
race IN the country. l. now better than
ever prepared for duty.
s. 900 Loss Claims haze been settis5 azd paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
@. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY
FIRE, in the United States averages over
$1,000 daily. Is your propsfty exposed
ana unprotected
7. ABE YoU IESuREDf II not why not
The cost is triding; the duty Il manifest /;
ths resnlt may 10 yoar escape from ruin
while delay Aad neglect may involve
you In bankruptcy, poverty, or eruel d.
appointment
9. PARTICULAR ATTENTION sad regard Is
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Able and superior comnere3ai advantages
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-09
Letter from James Buchanan.

The Lockport (N. W Journal pub
fishes the following extract from pri-
vate letter from Lieut. BoughiOn, dated
Headquarters, Second Division, Sixth
Corps, near Petersburg, Va, jane 81,
1864:
send BY this true copy Of letter
written by James Buchanan to Jehn Ty-
ler, President Of the Peace Convention,
on the 22d day Of February, 1861. The
original was taken by Capt. w. Fl. Long,
Assistant Adjntant General, from the
house of John Tyler, near Charles City
Court House. ! had the clerk make the
copy myself, and know it to be correct.
"Thefe was another letter, copy Of
which did not obtain, dated the same,
or the day previous, asking what effect
the parade would have on the peace
Convention. Tyler's reply we did not
get, of course This seems to have been
written on account of his Tyler's com
planning that the effect woald be bad
II seems impossible 10 conceive that
President of the United States would
so humiliAte himself and his country, by
apologiZing to one of his countrymen
for allowing one or two companies Of
regulss troops to participate in the eele-
bration of WashIngtous birthday. II
would seem TO show conclusively that be
was not with, bat rather against us, in
our struggle for life III we're better for
that man that he had never been born. 7"
'WAsHIxGToS, February %, 1861.
my Dear Sir: found It impossible
TO prevent two or three companies Of the
Federal troops from joihing in the pro-
eesgion to-day with the volunteers Of the
district without giving serious otfense to
the tens of thousands Of people who
have assembled to witness the parade.
t'The day is the anniversary Of Wash
ingtons birth, festive occasion through
out the land, and it has been particular
ly marked BY the House of Representa-
tives
"'The troops everywhere else join such
professions in honor Of the birthday OF
the Father of our Country, and it would
be hard to assign q good reason why
they should be excluded from the privi-
lsge in the Capitol founded by himself
They are here simply as posse eOmita-
tas, to aid the civil authorities in case Of
need Besides, the programmevas pub
lished in the National IateUigeneer Of
this morning without my personal knowl-
edge-ths War Department having con
sidered the celebration Of the national
anniversary by the military arm Of the
Government as a matter Of course.
"'From your friend, very respectfully
JAMS BgeMASkS.
tPrnsident Trle -
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Cash Assets. 600 90.
II. KELLOGG. Prss. W. D. CLARK. seet'y.
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IHsurAheiss seiIcited snd policies iasned aud re-
newedn this leading Co. p0ratien, at fsir rates By
}. ". SEXSEN. Resident Agent
on3cs. Marble Hall Building, Main street
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-05


sFfRima khe rassnln bssdks "A 81 ar
andians bsfseFy isnsrsd; aselv lg,IoMea IS
kha lton of The Eli. frrrss IN - 4 Haves
nrtiIaTv dsaI 80 i. - - -
der 81 the Tssfs,,frv rir ;ry,;~l;,,g
cotlfiisuefl nrtfi half s,aas III q xss 4,sss.
l,iN sieade,f Ns;s5s s.,,,s
ordagad "a s1gIvs ia ss.s1 Z
ihiff nssrlv opnos;ta Rshsk 1scis a, 1sr by
s =. me oraar Was ooeyed with y
iiMallr sne prlgade chosing the enemy
iIsonn Ene 1921 q the Dill. across the sum
lEnit; put Wnen they reached the top they
we're met 6ys destructive IRE IRON. ?
superior force. posted half way down the
o.ner sider which compelled them 20
mlsnoraW. Inc enemy aid not attempt
% loalcsg -, Ihisiwas the saye Fest conhict
o. ina day. Heavy diminishing oontinnf
60 tAH nlghE when CUE troops began 70
retire and today We are no further I'D
yanced than Tunnel Hll.t 4gsyf Il II h,
nairsIv .',c,a.s [ 80 a.
mains Of the ensmy i 10 prssense. Il Dalton
in stro,.o forca- ~ siaast Corr !, d;v;s;ons
there = :. ~ -.
s The oopntrv a-om,,d naltan. il 4. s,.o-
eass;on ~ .narroyv, ,valleva. srd. srooLr
ridees. -exoeeslinelv.avaala for dasens-
i've nnrnoses n :.
Part OF Claiborn division, that was
sent SCI 20 reinfofce Poik returned IN time
TO take part1n the ngnt. & &.
Unr Wnole loss VIII not exceed three
hundred: that OF the rebels Is much
larger:
Nrw yoRx- Fab, .esth sly more 81 /,
Parrn o1,fis fiea. ara yeadv IN iaaya His
Aeat viii eornnr;sa ,rearIv q nrtv ,,asarls
:, RI,rnor aavs tbat Va,derh;H oraarad T.,
ioinstbs ex,;ed;t;on. ! - n - =
China specials say of the thirty thou
SAND veterans whose time expires within
the next nine months twenty hye thous-
snec;als aIso denv tba ranort from
ENGLAND that Adams withheld anv of
Stewards disnatchas from Russell On oc.
couY, T. of their nfFensiveness H.. 1.s...s.s. -.
- /, : -. -, ;. - ,a..s~r.s
. WARRINGTON, rep. 2oth.-Contererce
committee appointed oy the House to-
day =.
mention the arrival of a courier Nth the
news az the cantnre If Selma1 Ala hv
sherman. This is possible, but we don't
voueh for il. .,
- t......,.......... -.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 25th.-Ways and
means committee to-day reported a bill
aotnorizng the issue OF bonds TO the
HE after Ave ,vears navahla in fottv -
This issue Is IN lien IF that amonnt mn.
thorized a. ten forty bonds bv the act If
the third of March, sixty three. -.
It il officially announced that General
Sigel ia appointed to command the be.
partment of western Virginia.
CINCINNATI, Feo: Zoth.--An AshVliie
telegram OF yerterday says,
scouts arrived az Grants headquarters
saws. that Sherman strpct the Mobile
road and cnt polk's army n the r;ddla
Sborran snhsistod On the oorrt,.r -
ahonn Is in starssN. G. ga eTn;temant -
reb6rtad ~, NTnsbv,s urr1. : - :"
Ths Scouts siso rannrt a vary heavy
ata progressing On tue lOf'S near MO
oi'e' a..
- Huntsville, ALA Feb. 25th.-Most
y I
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-05

.CrScIxSArI, Feb 26th.-The Gazette's
Chattanooga dispatch says:
Hardie and Claiborness divisions have
been sent to reinforce Polk.
CAIRO, Feb. 26th.-The Memphis Bull.
tin says: H.:
---sA- -NaetshaFe- latter mentions, on high
military authority, that Sherman is in
full possession of Selma.
The letter, adds that the occupation of
the place was gained after a severe fight.
la uuderstood the next place to be at
lacked will bes Mont gomery,@ which is
abdtt one bundled miles distant from
Selma. = ! =: - Ms, - -. T..
PHrLAbrtrHrA, Feb. 25th.-4A special
TO the Bulitin from Chattanooga on We'd
rfesdaE safs: ,s!SA Eea@f@ II :, ~ ~
4 tnnvement against Tunnel Hill GEM
naeaeed on Monday A strong column
ofipfantry proceeded by ,cayalryt noyed
out from chastandoga and took the direct
road to Tunnel HilE and Dalton.
Apafty Of rehef cavalry we're driven
across the Chiekamauga and through
Rfngold' Gap and Taylor's Ridge by the
advance, under Col. Harrison, who rested
sfll1igfft at Ringgold. = - %eEts--srx
Next morning the cavalry IN advance
had several lively skirmishes with the LIST
Tennessee. The enemy were, however,
continually pushed back until about four
in the afternoon, when our force arrived
in sight Of Tunnel Hill. Hare there was
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
a Bntt,s I'm mm,nsnt :, R.obmo.a.

lfi"n lhe k'chnobd Dispatch, lee. 81
w 70 rnsday night Grant had betn r.ttforce1 by
corps from ne rdl. believed Fln and sixth
and " was confidently expected thai would make
att OK 90 yesterday morning 1t Wrought the
CITY last evening he true the expectation realized
il Ia told by gentleman from the front evening that
le eepsp h0d hrou force from north % a.
south SIDE of Inc James anu e0eted tand.i
t0eep ri Ho,ol and Dreorps Rue. In the absence
official intelligence, We are allow 20 believe this report
but, " there s any truth In H. IL ia most important
movement. and oue which must think, eld to I'M.
r'sdto bctie Some explanation is TO enable
tho reader to comprehend the reported movement.
Tho eft of line south OF James river rests on the
river at Fovctts which Is opposite and sontn OF Dutch
Gap. Drcwry's BluN the same side of the river. Ia
over two miles higher the stream. Tho left OF tho
Yankee line, the north sde, rests the river near
CoSs laDdug, which ia considerably of ana higher
up the stream than Howetts A force thrown to
tho south bank from Coxs would land between owetts
and Dre~rv'B Bluff
Late last evening no Official Information had been
received o the above reported movement. During tho
most Of yesterday the sound OF reached from
below; but the lrr9 may have been nothing more than
the sheog OF Dutch Gap by batteries the south
bank OF the river.
At late hour last night no official Intelligence had
been received at the War once OF any movement n the
eoemy on James river in the negnborho0h OF HOwetts
but persons who from Chester In last nights
train report that they beard there that the enemy,
taking ddran1ge of tie dense FOG Of y-ri1y morning,
crossed fr Cr's ldndin, in borge and then ss about
constructing pontoon bridge across ne riper,
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
BurLER's REApQUARTGRs.
Mr.. Wt,tism. II. Ms~rsnm's Despstch.

MIR. Wttthsr ra II. MsrrsSm's Despstch.
In Fso,f RIcascSp. Dec. 0-Nornise.
rns ,psxcs consul 4
The oriy Incident iranspring within " along thess
lines yesterday reporting was the arrival u these
he dausrters o; the French Cousul resident Richmond
ior the last twsaty pears He within the lines In
common hack from Jendom. He mad an Interview Of
couple or nours With Major General Butler In references
sbs transfer Of French subjects from the sccsed Con
fscerats capital after which he returned TO Richmond
The hospstsi Jones' landing. attached 10 the late
Tenth corps Is abolished. Everything has been trans
fsrrsd TO Polnt Of Rocks, that Institution be
known hereafter a. the Hospital VI tie Army OF the
lames The flying hospitals OF the late Tenth and Fgh
teenth eorps have been transferred respectively IL The
Twenty fourth and twenty ath corps With all the mad
ca. oicsrs patients aod attendants NAV be remarked
that suitable be provided for sick
ofHcsrs ~ rolEt OF Rocks.
Lisu,snsnt Ee.chc,. First LeutensS Of J. bettcry,
Fourth United states regular artillery, wss yesterday
granted leave OF abeerce by the Commanding General
The Lieutenant = cf Henry Ward Beechcr
Captain Fred. Martin Ch af rommissary Of Muster. Tor
the epareut of viglna and North Carolina proceeded
Nortn laet evening thiltv dAys' sAvs OF absence
There wss but little firing at Dutch Gap throughout
crdsy. General Ludlow still hodr his position tssu
on the mcrpsg OF the Tth instant.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
wHrEIsn AND xILrArnCK's FIGHT AT wArsss-
BoR0.


.. " fFrom the Savannah Mws, Dsc al saA
We are unable to gather any dssnile account OF the
recent engagement between tho vgins and energetic
csvalry Of shermans army suace 1t to say however.
that enough has been gathered to In stasps
That in every engagement between the cavaliers Nj
patrick mas recAlycd severe chsstsemeut, and ben
driven In full speed towards the main body Of Shsrmaus
army. From sn intelligent gentleman who arrived 10
savannah yesterday from Millep learn tho follow
ing
On saturday Information received Million ttNt
sne enemy we're advancing In force led by Kipatrcs
cavalry In that direction; and In consequence Of whh
our force at that place fell back Ave aud nalf. d
there made stand. During tho or that d
aud throughout the forenoon OF Sunday nothing definite
could DO heard Of the advancing columns OF Shermsls
army.
On Sunday afternoon IL ascerieinsd that Rpatrtk
had advanced from below Louisville going Ia the dir
ton OF wsyncsboro, and had probably his route "
taking small branch road which led into main rad
from Wayncsboro TO Mllen. Hs was here attacked "
Wheeler who successfully repuised and drove him p
wards puckhesd church, where he the I'D
destroyed tho bridge behind him Wheeler, coming y.
ontered the church, and. taking seats CONSTRUCTED
and cast across the creek BRIDGE which 10
crossed his command aud charged tho enemys wcrls
which they had hastily thrown up alter crossitg
General Wheeler drove them 1--we or six miles in NIL
speed towards Waynesboro, from this place, Gghtitg
them at every stop.
The brave and gallant Wheeler Ia fast usng up tbs
cavalry Of Sherman 4 army. lie s ever vigiant, and
conronts the enemy every direction. All honor 10
this gallant young officer.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
n.~,..,.,,on cs seu.hsr. Cs,,s....

BUSINESS al once Of General Peck progresses stesd
IT, thousand scuhsrners having appeared and rcsis
tered Only those immediately concerned have any Idss
Of sns great OF labor In examining and
TAX inx down examinations Of many persons The
cbsct to DO gained perhaps worth all the tune aod
labor used Ia securing N aod no, detrimental " 70.
ort M this that through the exertons Of Gen. Peek
and the facilities he bsen able commssd, clue
ras been found ssd s~n laid that will result In the
capture OF the scors late ncsndary plot 10 burn
the Soter &c. Seven OF them are known 10 be in the
city and are undsr surveillance Of the pclios and
before long beth the scsors and inssisatcrs vii os
brought ~ Justice -. -.
mond :. ven days AGO 10 company with nifty sx desert
ora s reports the condition OF tue rebel soldiers 10 tho
encbee depIosbo beng compelled 70 stand In mud
ssd water foot deep, and allowed bu, hah pound of
meat and pouod OK Hour per dss. Tho men are d's.
couracsd take every opportunity to desert, making
an estimate OF one hundred deeessions per day from Lees
army The Northern papers are kept from the men, ana
dsv r@sortsd to 70 keep them 10 ignorance Of bhcr
man a and Thomas movements. The tUpveesl0u pre-
walls anong them that should sherman succeed In sstsb
shog himself upon the Atlantis coast the rebellion viii
be crushed and The leaders will throw up their handA
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
TIE ADVANCE FROM nlLLEa.

cosJrc 40 TO sHwRMAS's RoUrB ssox
MtLLEN.
From the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Dec.
Tha ascsrtaipsd fact that the advance OF Shermans
army has reached Nien, settles the question ss
% the general direction OF his movements. 1
towards Sdpannah Is vie,nly as fcreshdtocsd ty
Northern insimacns. The route routes g. be pursued
and the disposition Of hs forces matters yet TO Be
cleared up
Be NAV move with bis whole army direct 20 Savannah
by the old road from Augusta which with the Con
trsi Railroad. Or be may across scriven county
and Beaufort district In South Carolina, crossing she
Savannah river, 10 as TO form junction with Fosters
rsnforcemeuts from the coast at Grahsmsvic, ON the
Cbar,satou and Savannah Railroad. Or, again. he may
divide his army and march section BY each route
Fostcrs advance on Grahamsvle and the fact Of his
throwing up signal rockets, and balloons, with calcium
fights attached days past seem 70 indicate that
he sxeceA sherman TO join him there that tns was the
original programme but that sherman has failed to come
70 time.
Tho point 10 bs gained by reaching aranamsvs would
bs 10 Gu, on tho reutorcemeuss which might be sent
from mi, And other points the relief Of savannah
and 10 secure . base os supplies. CmmandnG the ra
road before the arrival OF those rsporcements savan
nah might be at shsrmsD's mercy He would hes have
Port Royal for base from which he could obtain am
muultion with all other supplies, and also reinforce
nsnts, before proceeding 10 the accompaniment or tue
ultimate object OF his campaign capsare of savan'
nsb. or perhaps Charleston.
The obvious advantages 70 be gained rondsr hoArs
srotabs that Port Royal ns point ~ which sherman In
sow aiming, and has been since he ist Atlanta. Tho
abcrtvc attempt Of Fs,sr reach the Charleston aud
Savannah road n Grahamsville strongly ccsarms shis
view Placing the map before him. shs reader win sss
that sherman has been purs,aG almost straight hoc
from Atlanta TO Grabamsv lie.
shermaa would hardly b willing 10 rst battle bseor,
savapaah with only the supplies he might have len
ths end Of his march to rely upoo. He hsows that th
casualties Of battle might deprive him OF these. asd ssv
him without resources His kaown caution ssA skin n
general would, therefore, lead us " srpsss that b
would provide against such risk, BY 0sss securing
bass os suppiss whis hs reach, which would b. Ora
hansvils and Pert Royal
In vIsw Of all these csssidsratioss The woa preece'
so~jectsrs fs tAaa SA~sw. WAsssvw fs~s ~ wss ssss
ECU stW vsscA As ss~t wA~s Sssw = ~sw wsiAfWs ~
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsBlNGTor, Doc. 10, 1864
LINCOLN DEMONSTRATION ON BOARD THH FRiGAra
NIAGARA
Commodore Craven OF She United states ahip Nisgars
In letter 20 tho Navy Departments, dated Antwerp No
vember "a, Says
On receiving tho announcement OF tho election Of
President Lincoln this was immediately dressed
with national ting 6ying At her masthcads We con-
% " oS ns ana % assn
dressed the sbip to-day. and at noon fred salute OF
was
by any OF our shps OF war; but the occasion seems 40
nomentous and afcrtous to me that could not resist
the impulse - thus manifest my Joy.
ELECrIoN or UNITED STATES SENATOR'S FROM
VIRGINIA.
Al meeting Of the Legislature Of virgins, Colonel
Joseph Segar elected Senator OF the United States
nl the vacancy occasoned by the demise OF The Hon.
Bowden, and Hon. John C. Underwood, Judge Of the
Eastern District OF Virginia. elected TO succeed Hon.
John s. Carlile.
soyERNoR rgnros 1rswr NY oFSrcp STRIKERS.
Several hundred politicians and office seekers have
arrived during tho past week from New York. for
the purpose OF manipulating Fenton possible
In behalf of their interests emolumons Tue
court pad elect by these asprants has
faeu little short Of The most obsequous attentions TO
President Lincoln and II in rumorsd much
with Mr.. Fea,on's sudden return to New York.
sALR ORD LYOSs' EFFECTS
The horses carriages &c and liquors belonging to the
esabishneni " Lord Lyons have been SOLD at auction
rbe ranged from thirty to fifty dollars dozen,
aud the branches At seven and half bot'a This dis
position his property indicates that Lord Lyons with not
return 70 this country. II at all.
coMMrTTkD To rgIsos.
member or merchants who were arrested here some
tiue socc charged with selling goods TO the rebels and
subsequently released parole, again committed
20 tue Old Capitol ,odagt TO await their trial before the
military ccsnnai son.
FAyNe~r soLDIGRs.
Tho attending the payment OF officers and
soldiers visiting Warrington in consequence Of paymas
nc,ng throughout the city.
euoed the ehier OF officers temporarily duty
here take possesson Of large building Peon-
syivsaa svenuc. 10 be fitted up adjunct 10 the
Pay nassrsr Generals i,cpar. .meut.
ARRIVAL or RgFuaEgs.
Seven men, i've women and four children, refugees
irom Lyuehbars, Va presented themselves st the Pro.
vost M2rshs's chico to-day. They comfortably
chad, bu sad hes North owing TO tue scarcity and
h gu psice OF provisions.
rgs csss ~ cHARLEs X. WATERS.
1he military cuimssion ia session u shs city this
moroing The Or chsr"s r. Waters hardware
merehsut in sisumoe IN which Pardon hofsey the
pyaeinsi witness tho government lie IS Of
seng goods booSsde runners he carried iuo thc
rebel iine~
DrsEerscs PROM LEr's rEBEl Anay.
The mei steamer Cossack, frcm City Point to-day.
brousht Sssc ugtan abort hy General
l.es army, who suffered the cold being In
most INSTANCES thinly cad and without blankets.
rRoaorius .OsBv.
Late Richmond papers announce that Mosby las been
promoted the rank of colonel
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
B,,n,sss. for ,.. ae.., prisoners.

aESgRAL BsAIg. q. .. A., NEW yORE TO SUPER
INTEND THR pTsiRiBLfioS.
Hfigcdler General Wm. X Bese, the rebel army, I,
who copan.d oF soms ia Fort Warrcn nas
booo see sed on hs parole. aud yesterday morning re-
ported 10 Ms or Genera Dis
GcusrsI Beals "a psroied to act A. the accredited
agent " the reDel government the Thousand
bales or cotton to be sent North and exchanged Tor
thirty Thousand blankets Tor distribution among the
rebel prisoners IN hands The govern mens has
scceded the request o the rebels be permitted g.
alleviate tho copdlion or their soldiers in prison. and
Hslbsrt Psyue has been appointed the Part Of
our government 20 attend TO tie matter.
The Richmond Bpa,ch Of The stn irst has tns fellow
lowing respecting General Besles business
CIosaSc ooswnseArg rRso~vps.
Colonel 0ald Commissioner OF Exchange has received
ooai inormson tha. General Bcale Of the Confederate
army prisoner OF war; has been psrolsd by the Ysnkss
authorities and assigned 70 the duty Of superinteudng
the arrangements for distributing 70 tue Confederate
prisoners the clothing 70 be furnished them under ths
ste agreement between the Confederate and federal
Governments The Arrangements nearly completed
An exchange Of prisoners now going os st Charles