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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

4urtsrs ARE becoE.zzS At Chicago
tsat the pzpers scarcely notice ten nov.
= I6sre are 20 less taAa .hr-- one-lexSed dancer,
performing "a tbs dancing saloon ., Hamburg.
Three Marlboro recently vent hunting IN
kossaaSn Se- York, And sZ2yed thErse<a deer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
The New Congress.

The recent elections have placed . three -fouYtke
Union majority in the next Congress beyond qasstos
The delegation viii stand about follows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

tails, and their employees be placed By
the Provost Marshal at ha.d labor.
Paragraph third provides, that after
the 10th inst no citizen shall be allowed
10 remain with the army, except Govern
ment employees, members Of the Sani-
tary and Christian commissions, and
registered newspaper correspondents.
Paragraph FIVE revokes the authority
heretofore delegated to corps command
ers, to grant furIoughs and leaves Of abb
sence, except in the case Of re-eulisted
veterans; and with this exception no
leaves Of absence or furloughs are to be
granted, save in extreme cases, until
further orders.
Paragraph six requires corps and other
independent commanders 20 send in a
list showing the names and regiments
Of officers and men doing duty In their
commands, who belong to regiments
serving in other armies or departments
These lists must also show the eireum-
stances under which such officers and
men have been detained with this army
Paragraph seven requires that all Off
GERS and men doing duty in other corps
than their own, shall be returned to their
regiments, aides de-camps to General
officers, and men on duty with batteries,
excepted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

ED The Ferry Boy and the Finsncier
Is the title Of new work announcei By
Messrs. Walker, Wise, 4 Co, Of Boston,
TO form one Of their popular series IN
ciuding the Pioneer Boy" and the
Farmer Boy" II is narrative Of the
boy life of the eminent Secretary Of the
Treasury, Hon. S. P. Chase, whose prom.
inence among the candidates for the next
Presidency, as well as has distinguished
services in his important Department
renders bis biography Of interest TO teas
Of thousands Of readers We are azsnr-
ed that the main facts in The sketch are
entirely authentic The author is
well known hterary man of wide repn-
tatiou, author OF the article, "A First
Trip to Washington, IN the Atlantic
Monthly OF April Among the number
less books now a-days Published for the
Young, none are at once 50 fascinating
and so useful as the class 70 which the
forthcoming volume belongs; books
which, while presenting trafhfnl iaei-
dents IN the early experience Of disiiu-
guished pubic men, exhibit how, by aG-
heranee TO certain fixed principles Of
action, by honest industry, and eonsci-
sntious discharge Of the smallest duiies,
they have risen, often from the hamblest
stations, 70 em.neRee; and from obscu-
rity, have come to possess the respect and
admiration of q whole nation. Such
books cannot be too widely disseminated
No town or village in the loyal States
but can employ the services of one agent,
at least, in its circulation. The volume
in question win be ready about the first
of April, and sell, we presume, at the
price of the others of the series, VIZ. F:
$L25.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
Army Correspondence.
"ox FIcgET."
MAR BuLL's Gar, +. TENN, !
Anil 9Th. 1864 [

April 9th, 1864
Tear Jonrnsl.
II has been quite length Of time
since We have reported 10 your columns,
from the SD Indinna Volunteers Two
companies OF the above regiment. you.
viii remember, did guard duty on the l..
4 N r. X. for quite length OF time
during last year. In January we report
ed at Camp Nelson, where we remained
about a month. During this time our
Colonel (James MeMannomy) resigned,
aud we were joined by the other four
companies from indianapolis
On the 18th of February VIC took up
our line Of March for Knoxville, via
Halls Gap and BBruside's Point We
were four and a half days reaching tha
latter place, the last two days being the
roughest weather we had experienced
during the winter The lst of March
was particularly the worst day Of all, yet
few of the regiment fell out of the ranks,
aud spirit OF cheerfulness seemed to
prevail among all the men that was IN
deed commcndablc. / shall never lor-
get the day We passed through Somerset,
ny. The snow was driving down ia
great flakes, piIing up on the knapsaeks,
there melting, and saturating the entire
clothing of the men, which greatly in
creased the weight of their loads, aud
would have disheartened any but patri.
OTIS OF the true type. | thought had
heard music before, but | had never
heard anything TO equal the song, "Weil
rally round the flag, boys, as il rang out
from 500 clear voices above the pelllug
storm. We arrived at the Point the
same day, and eamped down in snow
from six TO eight inches deep.
There we remained until March 9Th,
when we started TO cross the Cumberland
Mountains, the entire baggage aud ra-
tons OF the regiment being strapped on
the faithful mules.
After eight days Of hard marching.
through mud and rain, we arrived at our
destination all sound
Knoxville is pretty well dug up
building Notifications aud burying rebs
On the 18th we Joined the u Brigade,
Sd Division, 23d Army Corps at Messy
Greek, to which We are nov attached.
On the sst of AR our Division started
for Bulls Gap, striving on the I'd day.
BY the way hope this recital will not
prevent any who may yet have patriotism
and manhood enough 70 volunteer from
doing so. The true soldier courts hard
ships and dangers,
AS TO Longstreet and his army we
don't know much about Yet We do
know that a Lieutenant and 25 Of his
misguided followers surrendered them
selves to our pickets day before yester-
day, voluntarily, and Eve more Yesterday.
They report large numbers deserving the
rebel cause.
Longstreet has destroyed the railroad
bridges and tressels from here to Green
vile, which indicates an abandonment
of the country.
Our supplies and mail follows up, SC
we are doing better than many citizens
! who have been stripped by the rebels
More anon. A. T. Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
A routh,s History Of ,Ae RrAelllon.

We are glad to see that Rev. William
NJ. Thayer, author Of the aPioneer Boy,
and other popular works, Is engaged
upon a History OF the Rebellion for The
young, and that Messrs Walker, Wise,
& Co, Of Boston, vii Issue tue first vol.
ums about the first Of April The i'm
portanee Of such : work cannot be over
estimated. The young ought 70 under
stand the natnre and history OF this
struggle, as q means OF inspiring their
hearts with patriotism, and attaching
them with all the aFdor Of youth TO iree
institutions There are lessons for them
in this war that can be derived from no
other source, and we rejoice that they are
going 10 appear in permanent shapes
All Intelligent parents will desire 20 have
their children instructed on this subject,
that they may not lose the lessons OF the
hour. The value OF this History viii not
be confined to the young. Many families
cannot afford 70 purchase either OF the
histories of the Rebellion written avow-
ediy for adults, the cheapest Of which will
cost seven or eight dollars
As this work Of Mr. Thayer's, when
completed, viii not probably eoss bali
that, aud yet will contain the substance
of the larger works, families who cannot
afford the larger works (made large by
the introduction Of public documents,
long speeches, &c, that few desire 10
ready will end this valuable history for
their use, whether they have children or
not Condensation--the most in the
smallest spacc--is what our people crave;
and this, We understand, will be a char
aeterisaie ofshp History Of the Rebellion
for the yoaug
This work, the price Of which We learn
from the publishers is 10 be Sl.2sl, should
attract the attention Of Book Agents, as
II Is destined to have an immencs sale
all over the country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
The stOry Nat Shell.

Mr. Morshead, the member Of Con
gresa from the Pittsburg (PennsyIsania)
District, in a speech made few days
since in the House, gave very saecinl
history Of treason, as follows:
The country was il the midst Of a
revolution when Mr.. Buchanan retired,
and has been on the brink Of a reyol1-
ton at different times for thirty years
jackson suppressed treason in 1882
jeff Davis and his fellow conspirators
made some signs Of beginning q reyo-
luton under old Zach. Taylor in 1850
when California vas admitted as a free
State, bat the hero Of BusHa Vista
squelehed it By announcing that be would
hang the first rebel who dared 70 lift a
hand against the Union, and Je.f Davis
knew well be would do il They prepared
for il while Pireee lived in the White
House aud Davis governed the country.
They perseysrcd while Buchanan was
President and Floyd Controlled the Army
until-beteeeu the 4lh Of NoyembeF,
1860, the day Lincoln was elected, aud
the 4lh OF March, 1861, the day be wss
nangnrAted-every S0utheru tort except
Pickens aud Sumter, every aTmory and
arsenal, all the ordinace, arms and an
munition, all the custom houses, post
Offices, and mints; in . word, all the
property Of the Federal Government in
every seeded State waa seized by
slaveholding traitors, without . blow
being struck OF 4 shot being cred ia
their defense; aud thirty days before
Buehanau's term expired, eight slave
holding States had openly rebellion
against the Government, east OF allegi
anr - is, and excluded igs authority,
hauled down rs flag, captured its
troops, armes, forts, ships, munitions Of
war, assembled Congress at Montgom-
cry Alabama, adopted a constitution,
a president prepared 20 ralae
armies, and organized eoHfsderAey as
a foreign and hostile government, all
under that Democratic rule which mg
colleague Is 80 anxious to restore. aad al
gone By Democratic leaders, What did
Mr. Buchanan do 90 prevent these great
crimesg Nothing What did The Dea-
6crasie party do to prevent thenig
Nothing. ca the other hand they PR
vented everything that looked ike. pr
teeting the pabiie property and preserv-
ing tbs nations honor.
Sir, 50 side spread was treason. SO
faithless the President, that All hope vas
exhausted except the aiagle one that he
term would expire before all was LOST.
Thank God AhFaham Lincoln became
President before the eaase ol the union
vas totally ruined, and thee The work Of
rescue began
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
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DEIKD pEEF--i. 90 IT.. cbesss suEAs.tatssl,
IL st H. A, COOKS.
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DIE FRUIT. II CLASSIC daasn ciserfissg
10 dozen Gonssberriss;
10 aaxsn EaaFhssrfes
70 aesen curraHts, ss Il. A. COOKS.
uERRISG-aa kegs FFssh Holland iIerriur. Al
II II. 4. COOKS.
GtM0KED nKRRaNG--A l--.uD boxes Pfinas
= Herring, Al II, a. COOKS.
CoAP--io0 boxes German and Palm sap, ~
= H. a t9lhs
CrspRi $50 arax..s ssar oaaslassi
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DISEAPPLEs. in eans Loo dlzea oEfra Fiae.
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CARDisEs -z.oo qa.ftsr-boxs. i.s.t brahd
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H. 4. COOKS.
XAskEK yEgErABLEs "a slazsa i-pgssd
j cans fru@h fsobstefs.
ls dozsss : -pousa cabs Frosh Lel.alsfss
- dozen f-pound szas frseh Sainlan
dszsh = -isaaS cans Frash saia4ah.
10 dszau FiHts Pickles. IssA-;eFss
- doEsn quarts fieiieA ieist.fss
dozea half kaiians F3ell,.i Isssi,~tsFst
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case< Pearl sage
! ss.s T.PIee., 4 IA. COOKS.
DiCKLks.-Ze kris., .70l Piealas each;
- bsif.bri-- PIeties.
- ten-ksilon kegs d.
v i've gaiien kAes do.
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50 dozea haif-zaIlsns 10
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IL ~ DOZENS fsherkinss
dozeHs CaulSdsNsr;
dezeus " hife nuigus;
: dazens Firkaiiliy
BlsckweIi's eesehr4f~f fissl- and ssHrs IioFas.
fer sale hy II A. COOK
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
sADDLERY.
THOMAs g. MAGHEE.

AAVMAD % UAAO4A11zs
CUccEsSoR TO ". y. C0RWEEE CO..
- may alWays ba found at the Old stand, 80.
70 LOCUST STREET, near tbs Port 0i1les. lie
stiii eontinaes to manufacture LIZ Z o. Heavy
Harness, saadlfs, Brides, M4rfinsf -, Collars.
Ac., &e.t and has on hand large A.id attractive
stock ef Ctistom-W ork, made Ut the best material
By seisftlfe workmas which he pliers 20 the
trade at kAsfEKS PRICES. UaFing greatly IL
creased bis facilities for manufacturing, be fs nov
prepared 70 furnish all articles IN BIS line, 10 any
quantities., It the sb0r est nOflss. Al Who Wish
to buy viii sasa mensy by examining his steek
before Purchasing elsewhere. All who like 60 81.
aHins ane aftleles invited % call aud tiss
work which tdok tiIe premiums ut the last Fairs.
NIB. Every Rrtiels Is guaranteed, and pfeaia-
tnre rips ssd breaks repaired without ehArEs
ffbIE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
CROSS-CUT SAWS.

DATKNT cROsS-CUT eAWs At 81 % Per
II foot gAesn sTBAUR SON
tsh7s IEz Hxn5zaEs Ds4sss.s Ne - Mats e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

aprs'es ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

a viz. The fair inquirer departed in high
dudgeon, bat resolved 70 put the matter
10 test the same evening. So when her
admirer arrived she accidently gave his
hair delicate little pull, whereupon the
silken carls came of bodily, leaving the
young mans head perfectly bare. Disa-
greeable as The discovery may have been,
It served 10. establish the fame Of the
wonderful Medium, who reigns supreme
over a whole roomfan Of "loeks and
is the great sensation Of the day among
all the lovers Of spiritual marvels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
A CARD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT Tur
w Grocery business Of John IIosisaan tor
ReFlY Sorenson Co, and will cputinpa tbs .sn,a
at the old stand, No. 3o wstet Street. In s5,li-
tlon 10 the abovo, We Wi keep a stock af IL,
Ccrns Oats. and other kinds OF feei tasetAer ,,.h
a tali assortment Of Farm SEEDS. We viii nav sha
highest market price for all kinds oT Pru,in,s
L. 5. RuSrON Z (sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
NOTICE.
Hofice 70 Contractors

TTsHE CoMMOs COUNCIL or THE CITY
4 "a Eyansviiis win rscsfss aeaisa prspoezla
On Or before fhs Gftsenfh day Of April, ihsg. f5r
rnaklne Bridge over the Canal - sins 5tresf.
B5ddErs WilI state ths pElos at which they VII
construct an eaftbNay, p fset vide - IN top.
Sith trunk or box ssusrs simiiar ts fhs one
coBtrartsd for AZ Main Street. als0, The prica -
,rtieH they viii cousfrucf Laft5oe Rri1rs I,sfsls
sueh q the fimhers Of the Mala straef briaqe -
are saffAbie-ske roadway Of the bfiaes 70 Be- ssst
isss ft,an II fses zl4s. Each bi1dar if f,fsfIa1s
the sian npan shieh hs proposes 70 eonSffret fi,E
L3tfies Bridge. II he earfhEay bid i aeceutes.
tbs sestrsefor sfu - allowed str moufhs 70 esns-
ptsls ths ~esk- a. PFA7FLIH, clsrk.
clssk's osies, April !, 1854 apEe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
4 spiritual sensation in New York.

A letter writer says:
In the spiritual circles of Ne< York
there is getting to be quite an excite
ment over new Medium Of q somewhat
extraordinary character. No one knows
where the modern ehchsnireSs comes
from or how she acquired her art But
all devout believers say you NAV take a
lock of any ones hair and lay 1t on her
magic table, and forthwith the diviner OF
fasare events proceeds to give detailed
history fthe life ofthe person from whose
head the hair in question was Topped,
and TO mark out their future career. She
had almost reached the zenith of her
mysterious fame when yong lady, who
was about te be married, took q lock of
silken hair and laid it on the enchanted
slsb of marble. ~ e
Instantly the prophecies commenced
to give details Of the life of some young
virl who she said had lon~ since
nassed away. The young LADY protested
that II was the hair of her intended hus-
band; but the seer perssssedin her story
and intimAied that the young man wore
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
Army OF THE PoroNlC.
symptoms OF Returning Aetfwtey--
Important Orders.


GENERAL ORDERS. No IL.
The following is synopsis of General
Orders, No Il, issued Friday last from
the headquarters of the Army of the Po-
tomac:
EIRsr. In view of the near approach
of the time when this army may be ex-
pected to resume active operations, corps
aud other independent commanders will
cause public and private property, for
which transportation is not furnished by
existing orders, to be sent to the rear
with as little delay as practicable.
SECOND. All suffers and their employ
ees will leave this army by the 10th inst,
and should suffers be found with the
army after that date, their goods win be
J eonhseated for the benefit of the hospi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
SEEMING MACHINES.

" NJ sELLMAN RAVING FITTED UP AN
oliee. No. 80 Alsin ttrcet, will keep. as here.
tefOre, good assortment Of Wheeler Wilson's
aud Singcra Sewing Machines aud Needics, SILK
Thread and oil. AMI everything that IL eonnveted
with the business, aud viii repar all kind Of Sew
ng Machines aud put on 19w improvements,
ty2i y. NJ. SElLMAN. Ag't =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

EDITORIAL COUKTEsY.-We learn that
the dirty traitor who publishes the JET.
Davis organ in Marshall, IlIinois, ne
forget what his name IS, was in the city
yesterday. Some whisky shop was no
doubt the gamer 3 few cents. The poor
er the whisky the better be likes It. We
learn from those who know him.-7eyrs
Haute Desa0crat
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Union Territorial Convention meets Il

Union Territorial Conventions meets to
Oenteryille, We observe in. town
hos. ]. Law, Probate Judge Of Altu-
ntyj Hon. John Cummins, ditto Of
!; Judge Gilmore Hays, Esq. Martin
ssrs. Cook, Green and others, also
nee, and delegates, We believe, to the
M ao.r mu md1 $40 aa.a =
X 5sAu bHa l.9Eald cl11. up
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16


LAWS ON THE RoAU.--As ME Loop came
th the Express, the people along Burnt
were in quite a state of excitement in
Iaence Of an outbreak from a band Of
,ders under the leadership of one Boggs
wood and his brotheF.S Several pack
mps had been fired into, two Or three
9ortally wounded, including the toll
at Miller's ranch, Durkee's house plum
during his absence, and various other
.es committed. Az Mr.. Loop was leav-
.rnt river, news came that party of
men from Auburn had overtaken the
S at Straw ranch, hung Boggs Green
and called a meeting of the settlers.
: was thought, would string up the
band. I.at reaHls ~ ifa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
lCorrespondedneeo ofatI1a NEws.l
-.. .BorsE CRY, July 9Th, 1864.

.,l, r.y.g 4,s.arB orsE CRY, July 8rhI1864
s1lulik SD r7et BoIsEcITY -a'ieeaI -
Wa! located 10 Julys 1863, BY a few persons
styling themselves d, Town Company, consist
ing mostly d, "a few officers and quartermasler
employees. at Fort Boise, which was located
simultaneously with it. The site is good
one for an agricdharal FiHage5 and will per-
haps become the capital Of the Territory,1ot
which the Boiseans3a are very sanguineg There
Willbe quite an effort to that end next Win
ter At present the town contains aboutsza
W buildings otvarious shapes, sizes and con-
sFuctions the most of them being of lumber.
lntersPersed with adobe, and peat or turf
There are aboutniue stores for general mer-
c}hlandise, two livery stables two breweries,
one butcher-shop, two blacksmith shops, a
lumber yaFd,ta tin store, one bootmaker one
tailor and five saloons the balance are occu
pied-as private dwellings, Tpethaps should
not omit the presence Of one lawyer, a sur
yeyor and three or four physicians The
Town Company are very sanguine Of the great
future of the place, bnt situated as it is, re-
mote from the mineral wealth of the Perrito-rI
ry, those who are not directly interested
cant see it'll ti a 81 .9si#2EI aa5 %
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS !

eARTIegLAR Attention given to repairing Fine
Il watches ALI kindsof Je,yelry made of Boise
Gold Diamonds reset in the newest styles. ALL
kinds Of enameIed work made to order In Fash.
lonable styles. Mr. Robertson having been mani,
years FOreusn to Messrs. Barrett b sherwood
Jewellers, San Francisco and having had many
years experience in the manufacturing Of Fine
Jewelry, we feel Confident that our work will COM.
pare favOraby with any work done on the Pacific,
Coast. We keep constantly ON hand a large as
s0rtInent OF Gold and Silver watches, and Fine
Jewelry. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 28tt
Idaho City. April 3D. 1864. b .Il
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
THE WEATHER,

gh worn out for = topic OF conversation,
occasionally to ring in to fiji up the in
ces. 1t has not been as agreeable as we
ted, being changeabIe in the extreme.
yer, as it comes, we have to take 1t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-18

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