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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
"Into the jaws Of death,
Into the mouth Of hell.
RodO the ak hundFodn

Ifyou doubt the uItrA DariI oF yyb,I;r,,
90 hear and see the lscInrs nf cs,,,n;o 70 e
Iiams. At Hone ChsnsI. nov eonsscr",sS +a% =, ~
the world and The flcsb-,he 5o,,;I -, y.
left ont. for The nreseDt a. is,.+
The motto of C,nt. WiI,isns "a o,,o.,,-,
pans. in detailing the msFvsIs an5 4 -,
OF The TAR off waIers. The gaIIan, Cl.nS.iS
is the eonceotrated essence oF ,b.. bssi ~
rimen of the J.ck.tsr Exrantfor, i;,,i;,
ed period reouired for hi. hirih See, Ssn,i
too and the acopisition Of new RogIisb m.
Captaip has pDent his life on ,bs ,e ,.a,S.S
hafnponing oIesoinnns Ir;hes ~ IooLs
speaks. and walEs The Sea Hs .,bs s.I,
of tbs ear,h TCIbs C.nIs;n bsd ~, ho...,
of NantncEs, Tbsrs 1Sb..Iss .s.,S".s.I
n, ~ sS,,,Isr a.. hS ssot,iJ eStII
~. Il
n
the Il ;Si
kaoSures hss stfick 81 ~ & aF1,;s
he mobility due I6e AZ IN asSfssl ~ 6ts.
Efi6niu man, He acts ouI the WkaIer- IA
ha6fhe machinery. less the whale md lsss
the vTater. 10 do a.
On Ihe stave Ia a UbsIe.bos, n,ovi5od
with lhSrpoops. Topes' oars ssiIors Tba
Siilols trigeJy and come6v of whsIa.cs,
i1g M I5sry.d hv niNSJ ~ ao",'uS'. SaaSu'
AZ renrssenIed hy ,bs. c.,,,s;n "a S51
oreW. They row: yhey ',brnw ont The lin.
they straio a. the oars: the comic ssiIor
lad faIIs overheard ,hsv bsrnnon o,,',
Wstery bruts. ana miss smother thew fsII
Sslren Ti,ba oV.r.eTsrfion ~. c:D,nin
nreredss and nos,csIss ,his Drsc,icsi A..
5isv of the at bS rsci,ins S."HSs,;o.Ii9
tscSnicsi ana romsn,ic Ts,,sr connsc,.j
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
Railgg utRlligFurrr
LLfe I'd the Amerlenn Whnlamhn-

Life OF the American whaIemhn.
The New York Tribune deyotes nearly a
column of its valuable reading matter in
noticing Captain Williams Wonderful
Panoramic aud Dramatic Scenes In the life
Of an Americon Whalemau. that opens this
evening at Washington Hall.
From the New York Tribune.
Whatever doubts, arising from tbs spn.
posed errors OF translation, may have exis.
ted relative TO the ability of the whale com
fortably to swallow Jonah, and OF Jooah
to be swallowed comfortably by the whale
and to bold the place of Secretary of the
Interior, for the SpsrmAcitt- Department
during several days, will be removed by an
attendance at Hope Chapel, No. 72e, Broad .
way, TO hear and TO see the illustrated and
Muscular lectures of Captain Williams on
the eYtAfhSh hunt in the South Seas.
An eloqpeneWtiter has said: "ile was a
bold man who FIRST went doGn TO the sea
Ia shtPs, but dc was boIdor who Irst
6attled for h9muu rights y If we add
Whale,ealchtug to the g0iug doHu to the
sea, We think the widest dresm of arch.
courage will not eVukr AuyIhing more ro.
mantically, iuspiringiy, superbiy bold, than
10 advance in the tiny Ooat, with the slender
lance upon the monster OF monsters, to
strike, to kill. I" capture it, and to rsnder
it's remains subservient to the grandest
purposes OF cIvI:Ization-in dsfyiug the
black night and shedding the tuster OF dSy
over the still smalI hOurs.
The American Eagle would shrek more
melodiously II his song were set oftener to
the syreu-note of statistics. What cauIcom-
pete With his swoOp IN the South Seas
when asmboyant fact bears him alouR7-
Such fact urched over those great waters
while yet the presence Of whales invited
the heart and arm of heroes TO the trench
ant task. For when the united pride of
Great Britain and France only afforded
some fourteen whale ships, ali told, the
United States which mean very New Eng.
land in this sense, displayed six hundred
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25

tzs1 =A lHa - 35si s.c4
PRIoEs.-LargO Eizo Yholding Ssariy dSaslo
quantity, 81 per Bottle; half do1ans -. small GAa
Too per 6ottIO; half dozen, -.
H-ROr sale by pruEEilts and Dealers every yWhor.
In ne bnited states, Snd by al the pruGSiSt1 end
poeiagtH WhSeHnG: .4-sisi !. ,,i.l oesS-aI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
FRANLKlN INSURANcE ClAAp.Y


CAPITAL - $780, 600.
DLkECToIks.- - -
yUEn .e'as--- ? saAiierSss, 8eO. a-.VViiszE
5e9; Q, 4eads+ Setl LeSekisI, Sam MetaaRa1,
U. ~. .EE1ElG nsiaaJss y. EAssee, Alex LsuS ShIii.
A44a CJAfAS4 hASIus Urel dup orgaaiEsd are
prepared ~ EASs rasEs EaIos Sfi GuiLisI,s
OF All kinCa. nIercuAs4isc tanEfAstat.up ,.t.b,,,I
EaenfA, ta[nituEe, E;sAnhOats aud cATEoe- On tue
!" estSrn IlVeFs And LAkss' Aad AlaO the lives VI
Ps=sla1 iGE term OF yeArs rhLs CUe4pAuy snerH
sPsssot lndGeeGi1nts " tArmsr=, NnaEeOy they c4.
SS AS ITl iSF LAres ySars ~ TeiuseI fGisb
NJ hGE1s institution, composed sOas uin styLlur
tUckhosiara, mJsG Of Shuan su,OnE our bess In.
sess nleu, Ee1aaassA1s iLasE " rae AVuTAGio esu-
issAssoa Il the tnsnrEaE p4as, aud sOiieita tksir
Applications toF iuSur1Bss will h promptly At
ts14r-t % Oy the Secretary.
Jnss, No. AeLGrs House, being the ssn,s for.
nsriJ uSs-uPiOi b. Adams ETprv1s Company.
JOHN REIb, PsSaidsnE
sANL AGCLELLAS, Viee-President-
NC ARTHUR Agent Tor paying Pensions once
80. l, 4eLUTe H0nsss Dotzs tLs Ofles formerly
osSaR,s1 % AdaIls s1ETe.s 20 1Rany. april
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
INlDA7YII. N MORNING. APRIL 25,. 1864

oetne Hon.P. .GsYeg Witn-
kie' of West viFginIa, ia the q. s.
senate, on ThukGday, Oa the Bill to
Repeal the Fog SIEvstL6ft.e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
Hoofand's German BittersI
(PURELY vpoErABLKl

(PURELI VEaErABLK)
HOSts OF iEnOrant UnAcks and unscrupuIous adyen,
tuTeFS, have opened upon suffering humanity the
AoOdEatN OF NOstrums In the shape ct poor WhiSkT
Tilets eomP0un With ipiuri drugs and chris.
tened TORies, StomaehicS and BiIterS.
Beware OF the meIAble array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethOre bottles, aud high. .belIio
kUg under the modest appellAtIon Of bltteFs which
instead Of curing, only aRraVAte disease and leave
the Disappointed sufferer In despair.
nOoTLAND's GERMAN BTrrERs
Are not new And unIried article but have stood
the test OF hIeen years IrlAl BY the American pub.
lie, aud their reputation and sale not rVGllsd BY
any SIMILAR prepArAtIo1-
The prUpTieIOrs have Thousands Of Lottsra from
the most emiasut ClerSymsu, lawyers, PhyEioiRnS,
aud Citizens, testify Ing their own personal AnoEl-
edge, Tho bSnedsAl ELECTS aud mOdIoAl virtues Of
these BittsES,
DO Yug WANT SOMETHING TO srRENerHEN
YOUl
DO ToU WANT GOOD APPETIZER
EO YOU WANT To BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTTrU-
DO YOU WANT 10 FKEL WELT
Do YOU WANT 10 ugr BID OF NRRVoUsNEssi
Do YOU WANT ENHRGYI
DO TvU WANT To sLREP WELT
Do YOU WANT A BnIsh AND VIGOROUS FEEL-
INGf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25
hyO0 do uos
HOOfland's German Bittersl
Prom }. Ee,atOn BrotrA, D. D., HiiEor oEtAs E.sy-
eiePksita 0C RlIigiolLI Hn00ke1ls.

Prom J. Nelatoa BrolCM, D. D., Hiifor oEtAs NseV-
ekePsssGa Of Religious RROpteitgs.
AIihOuEh not disposed to ,tEvor or TSoonasnd
Patent Aedisiues IN Esnaral, throagh dlttfust Of
tAeiE ingredients and sHeots, yes kRoppf ~ san-
egf sllns NhE AI1an may MT ts1llly - tlt bsnat
- IL - = FoeofyUg- -lr0nl dhJ LnpIe
preEal.fle Il - tles hsIlag thus collElb-
5Ils lilii - - r,.rl > Is,.ss.II's,
slii1 eityS - - 80 Us llIieod % t tttIl l1F
many TsLFl unisf tks aI,Fslsloli thal II ~ Vlia
ehtoilT an aieobolto mixture. am IIdeAted % M
ittund ho6oFt Sso6niAkor, ESQ.,, for The TioFll q
Ihis prejudice by proper tests and Tor e1d9atafG-
nient to Try Ehen, when suffering from great Gh1
long COnInued debility. The use Of three bottles
VI Ihuso Bittsrs, aE the beginning Of the pr0llnl
ysAE, NGs followed BY oTdsut raIiu and IestGEGti0n
To deErss OF bodily and mental EigoT which had
uSt frII for months before and had almost do
sIslred Of regulating. 1 IhSE - Ink Tod add
my friend 70 diErcIi1E me To Ii use 81 Inam.
PArlAas,pA s.Jups ss, lsSi. i.NA " ~ NAO"N'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25

TIE New York World keeps insisting
that the Democratic opposition sball stand
on war platform. And it expresses only
practical and profound truth when it
says, "Ife tie Dsmocfatp were to assume
the responsibilities Of the soveFnbeut,
they could not even think OF closing the
war upon any other basis than the, absO-
ute restoration 6flIhsU Uaion ~ ] {, .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-25

VIZ shall get at the exact truth after a
while as to Gov. Bramlette's proclama-
ton. The Louisville Journal now admits
that portions of the original document
were struck out after the governors con.
sultation with DR.. .Breckinrideo, but that
''the parts omitted were not different in
any principle from those printed" DR..
Breckinridge thinks they were essenti-
ally different An obvious aud easy way
to settle the matter to print the ommit-
ted parts. There can be no harm in this
if they are what Gov. Bramlette and the
Louisville Journal pretend. If they are
not printed, the fair presumption is that
DR.. Breekinridge has told The truth, and
that Gov. Bramlette 50 far forgot his usu,
al prudence, 10 a ft of passion about the
negroes, as to have really contemplated
resistance tO. the general government al
one time. II is fortunate for him and fol
his state thaths yielded to better coun
sels. - .r5ys.5yl Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

coumenced climbing the HILL when q perfect hurricane
Of shot, she'll and canister through bis ranks In
the face Of this fire men steadily advanced The
coored troops We'd with the white in the persstency
with which they forced their way up the hilu.
ThOmpson's men, in endeayoring 10 pass around to
the left, terrible naDk fire. which confused their
ranks Tie troops the right torn in pieces by the
fine, paused instant. and at this uncturc the brave
Col. Post MORALLY wounded. In moment oil Or
der was lost and our men, whose conduct had immor.
tailed them rushed back confused and bleeding 10 the
line from which they started.
Wood reformed biz broken hattaons and issued
orders for the renewal OF the assault while Posts vete
rams again assaiIed the hill directly, and Thompsons
Africans moved on the Rebel right. Ellotts and I'm.
balls divisions hurled like thunderbot against
the Rebel left. Wood himself accompanied by al his
staff followed and directed the charge
The Rebel force bazed forth anew, aud orr soldiers
without hesitation panic carried the entire works
with all their guns and drove the Rebels in dsmay
from the hill This the last stand the Rebels made
and their whole army was now fleeing in rout and
panic. Had not night interviewed the enemy would
have been destroyed.
The appearance OF the battle was horrible in the
extreme Rain falling rapidly the ground thiekly
covered with dead aud dying, camp equpage, torn and
Iodden in the mud. mingled with shattered srte-
ry wheels and fragments Of exploded cassons
The correspondent says:
pushed forward 10 the southwark slope Of the bin
II almost dark; the RAIN was pouring steadily
down; and standing there amidst the dead and The
dying caught the last glimpse Of our lines OF battle
and heard the last triumphant shouts Of soldiers as
even through the darkness they pushed after the
flying foe.
The results OF the battle 1900 prisoners, 30
guns and 1000 small arms"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
ABSENT MEN CALLED TO DUTY


WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. H. 1864.
The following order mas just been issuedi
WAN DErARIMisT,
ADJUTAST.GBNEKALn OFFICE Dec. 49, 1904.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3ol.-Every officer and soldier
capable Of duty is wanted IN the field and If not duty
they are ordered 10 their respective organizations
AL Provost Marsl,als and Boards OF Enrolment are
instructed to employ most digen. e1ertons in forward
ing soldiers the 'front.' and IN aesting deserers,
strikers and all fit for duty. who absent without
proper authority.
Surgeons in charge Of hospitals directed TO send
forward all vino are fit for service. taking care how
ever, not 4 expose sny who are unfit
Recruiting officers enloined to diligence. and
those who are found guilty Of neglect or useless the
Acknowledgement is directed 10 recall Immediately
and send 10 their commands.
Every effort must be put forth 70 Gil up the ranks
strengthen orr armies and aid the patriotic and gal
liant troops now snitiDg tie rceling enemy with VIC
torious blows.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
T. ID. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant- General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Fren, the HIississiDi.
ST.. LouIs. Monday. Dec.

ST.. LOUIE Monday. Dec. 70. 1864.
Cotton fat, Middling AS; Flour, Wheat and
Corn duh Oats firm at 95c. Whisky advanced TO 1885,
Hogs firm at u 0lli In gross.
The ice above the city moved about 800 yards this
morning. sinking the steamers Jerry Lewis and Sam
G ,y and the ferry boat Illinois and damaging one OF
two other boats.
The steamers Platte Valley and l.. NJ. Kent have
been carried away by ice 20 miles below here, but
CAIRO Monday Dec. ~. 1854
Tie steamer Alice Dean brings xj' bales Of cotton
from Memphis for Cincinnati.
steamer from the Ohio River reports much eIclts'
ment at Careyvle. KY. and vicinity.
The citizens were fleeing across tho river In conse
quencs Of the reported advance OF Gen. Lyons iorces
Disbursements have been sent there.
The stesmer morning star was captured by guerrillas
and burned on til, 10th at Island No. 4, Mississippi
crew Of the steamer wa permitted 70 return ~ Mem
phs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
FROM NASSAU.
blockade. Rnnncrs Want Of Passenger
yesscls-A Quick Voyage.

The schooner Aid, Of Liverpool, Stone, from
Nassau days. With fruit TO Baird g. Bowre. arrived
yesterday Capt. Stone states that several blockade
runners had left Nassau for Southern ports and that
two or three Of them had been chased back by Union
cruisers Large numbers Of passengers were offering
20 come 10 NewNork. but there were no vessels 10
bring them. The Aid left Liverpool Oct 49, arrived
at Nassau. whore she discharged her csrgci partly
loaded again, and arrived at this port yesterday
OF 20 DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
4 CALI FOR THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN.

The PRECEDENT Orders n New Draft 10
Make mp DcGcicncies-No News from
Sherman.
WAR DEPARTMENT. wAsHSGroS. Dec. 10. 1864.
To MAJ. Gen. DIX: No intelligence from Gen.
Sherman has been received to-day.
call and draft for three hundred thousand men to
make up deficiencies occasioned by credits on the lat
call has been ordered by the President
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary OF Wa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
UpoRs. ARMY OF THE JAMES. I

lOuI oChuo bhO ANhO"iV6
teresting news;
HDQIs. ARMY OF THE JAMES
NEAR RICHMOND. Va, Dec IL, ltO4.
Rebel deserers who have come in to-day state that
the news wss current yesterday Richmond that Shcr
man was within three miles Of Savannah aud bsd de
msnded the surrender OF tie city. which the military
authorities concede has this been yielded Gen.
Foster is also reported have succeeded In possessing
himself Of the Savannah and Charleston Railroad and
has eectuay stopped all intercourse between the two
cities.
We now hold the railroad bridge across the Savannah
River. Gen. Beanregard escaped from Savannah to
Charleston on the llh inst, by special train. and
narrowly missed capture OF himself with the train II
being the last which has passed over the road. There
was q heavy fight the iOth Savannah resulting
in serious defeat 70 the Rebels. Intense excitement
is felt In Richmond and In the Confederate Army
the news aud rumors prevailing with reference 10
Shermans grand success, the Georgia troops being
almost mutinons and openly declaring their fixed do,
termination to fight no moro in hopeless cause.
Among a number OF Georgia deserters to-day. two
from the City OF Savannah said they came over expressly
for the purpose Of being sent 10 their homes and affirm
that nineteen out Of every twenty Of the Confederate
soldiers from that state would rejoice TO hear that
Georgia had returned 10 the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

BosIoy, Monday. Dec. 10 1864.
Gen. Dix has Transmitted an authorization
for raising new cavalry regiment in New'EnglAnd.
designed for frontier service. One battalion OF 400
il " be recruited in Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Disaster.

BOsTON. MONDAY. Dc. II. IsA
The sbhooner Eliza Helen, Of Hancock, from
Calais for Boston sprung alcak this morning eapsifd
and drifted ashore at Essten Point. Cape Ann. The
vessel was total loss; crew saved.
Arrived ship Mantia, from Rangoon having got OH
shore below Ills port without damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Monday Dec. 10, leH.
The Coal Oil Refinery OF Carr d ONeill, cor
,poyed by 6ro this evening Loss $1,000 insured for
81 900 In New York companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AT THE BROOKLYN
ACADEMY OF NUsrc.-Admiral Farragut Is expected tn
be present al the promenade concet which IL to take
place under tie auspices Of the Central Union Club ct
lie Academy Of Nusia BrO0iys,. thh evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
TIE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC,
Rebel Descrter. and their stories.

Special Dispatch to The y. y. Tribune,
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. l9, 1864,
Your correspondent sends the following in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

PIc-EIc.-The young ladies Of the Fe
male Institute had q nice picnic at the
Salt Well yesterday. to which We are in
debted to them for an Invitation. 3
Il was contemplated TO hold the pie
mic at the beautiful grove near the Bo-
diam Mines, but the threatening aspect
Of the weather induced them to change
It to the Salt Wells, where they could
have shelter in case Of rain. The day
was pleasantly cool, and several bus
loads Of ladies' and gentlemen went out,
besides a large number who went in
buggiss and on horseback. The day
was passed very pleasantly indeed.
The young ladies took out full baskets
which afforded delicious dinner, and
the time vas spent in dancing, rolling
ten-pins, rambling through the grove,
rowing on the creek, and, if We mistake
not, in making love, in one or two in.
stances
The company was exceedingly socis-
bic, and every one tried to add 10 the
enjoyment and pleasure Of the occasion.
We are glad TO see that Mr.. Walkers
school is prospering and we are glad we
had the privilege Of participating for
an hour or two, in their delightful holi-
day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
seW Fork Markets.

axw YoaE, Nay =.
COTTON C batter uaIddiims uplsnd ssssaase
TLoun-ssfafs Aad western nrsa and Ii fsir
aers sDe, partly expert s. 2seFs7 3 cor extra
et&fe; 81 e9eltT IS fer extra n a. o. 81 Saz
- ~ for trade brands- Maghet closing nfna Ia
elnaed N sAsss zeso barrrs 81 extra State aor
afst ~ to BE- slvsred In Jans, seiisss optisnal
WHISKY in ms-ssr4s. rcan-sss 81 esssI =
fss state 81 @59si "a 81 Nsssvrss shisay IL
sids qHotat3ens
WHRAT auist aad hFa,. sssslsTate supply and
hir eEpoFtss aemaHd - 81 en89t ng fer sill.
Saakes eiub; 81 6zessi - foT WiatsT ri West.
err. arg portoa ef sslea were to Arriwe In
eladed % ssiss 1900 hashels % Nuwask y
eins, deliverable frem zee 9gh ~ 1sa~ ~ sls sth
81 gsiy 81 81 -.
CURs scArce aud quies, 81 4aasf a fos t,sw
o. p for cd mixed Nestsra a
OARS heavy aHd afooplnx. seses :. e Cor Wat
ern. #
Wool quiet apa wifksat dseEfsa shasx.
PETROLEUM Sra; crude ahaat ssas and ? sos
gsli9ns aifts. IN tins al =tc
PORK higher aad less selves sssskazs ~ ssr
Hsess; szI = fss "a -. $50 Is a. mes Dc
slosise a. 80 ass.o -; 80 Esaszs Or old
an naw priHsss sxs 1less1s q Tor Friusa tnsss.
LAID steady ahd aaeFs natiss II ~. ga 49,
ths latter prizes IL ss sxsTsfss-siso % Juus 81
Tee anaa 81 -
GUTTER steady At 2sessse ard - sgcf
sfAt@
cIfgEsK anshang.d 1t i1o9i75<e
hoNEi s~sy stssiiak exshsngs N meierAts
rsqHess a. Asidlstc faF esrFvney.
GOLD iosss spsainw ~ zs9.s d@aliniag 10 st5.
sdsAnel - a.. ciqsing hszsT - si5z
SnN EkNMGAf sro0 rs qalst and steady L
ss q ISL esuPess. il4ss $50 eauRaas. ies1
AlVFs; 80 Treasury Notes % oessbeF ausl
Agra M.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

A L0r oy Fns FuRslrUEs At Arcaos.
Hiram Nelson will sell at public suc-
ton on Thursday, May 30th, commencing
at o'clock, on the corner OF Sixth and
Cherry streets, at the residence Of Solo
mon Kobn, all Of his household furni-
ture, consisting Of fine Brussels carpets,
ingram carpets, sofas, divsns, sofa chairs,
cane-seat chairs, bureaus, tables. ward
robes, stands, and a general variety Of
good furniture; also fine lot OF cup
board and China ware, and large guam
tiiy Of cook and parlor stoves and kitchen
furniture In abundance This is the beat
chance TO get tho above articles that has
been offered for long time.
my26-dtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


HALIFAX, May 25.-The Asia. from
Liverpool 18th, via QueeustoEn 18th,
arrived to-day.
The Asia passed the rebel pirate,
steamer A ! Vance. OF Tuscar, bound
to Liverpool
Ccnsols s0i9901. mr
LIVERPOOL Saturday evening Cotton
Erin and unchanged. BEeadstufFs mae
tive Provisions quiet and steady. Lard
declining. Produce steady. Illinois
Central 2sc discount Erie 55tc(9 564e
discount
The following is tbs latest news b.
the steamer Glasgow
CorExHAsEs, May 10-The Govern
ment has concluded 3 truce for one
month, commencing on the l2sh inst.
The allies remain in possession Of
Jutlsnd and Danes Of Alsen.