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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05
NO. 4 FIRST STREET.
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, WILL
IN LIAM G.BEPPEE. Collector of the City of
Evansville, hstyssn The hours of and - O'Clock
A. N. aud aud s'clock-P. Il :, on MONDAY,
JANUARY 1lTH, IIssl, will sell at Public sucsl
ton, at the deer or tbs Court House in the City
of EvaEsvills. Indtsna. dhs following LOTS parts
of Lots, and prrcofs of Real Estate, and Improve
ments, assessed for the pay nsnt Of City Taxes fr
tho year 1885, iss froTz.fhs owners thereof te the
City of Evangvilie-said Taxes being Now due and
unpaid-and for the oests Of said sale; and that
said sale will BE eSntnusd tho next day thsre-
after via On Tussday, january 18th, 1884, at two
s'elock p. at the doer OF tia Court Houss in
Evansville, for the purpose Of selling such prop
,srty Hay haze been sold on the day first
above mentioned and not paid far:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05
MRS. ELIZA SPETGT,ERERc

4A@AeS' A1A1@SAA@ 0A AAA<IAaSA1ANN5
TN THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ON
L First street, would respectfully Announce to
her friends and patrons that she will close out the
present stock, consisting of Talmas, Circles and
Sacques Of the best materials and latest styles.
Cloth Cloaks and Dress Trimmings aud Fancy
Goods IfaiI Nets, Head Dresses, and many other
articles too numerous to mention, at greatly re-
duced prices, she intends to make an. entire
change in her business. Persons Wishing q bar
gain had better give her call before purchasing
elsewhere. MRS. ELIZA SPEIGLEBERG,
decl9 IS First St, bet. Main and Locust.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05
sADDLERY.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, wHoLHsALE
w manufacturers of Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Harness, &c, desire TO inform the public that vs.
have largely increased our stock on hand, and 10
close application ourselves and tile smployRent
Of good workman in our shops, able to fur
nsh short notice any and all kinds and quanti-
ties of work to suit the trade: Those who will
favor us with n CALL can satisfy themselves, that
they procure, at lower prices, good substAn-
tial fancy and durable work of us than they can
anywhere else, land far betteE than the Eastern
.shop-8ork)
The members of the firm being practical work
men themselves, attending personally to all
orders with promptness, care and dispatch, deter
quality of work, give better satisfaction to those
Fatronizing us; feel confident it will be 20 the
interest of ali to cpne and for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Store on locust Street. above tho Sherwood
House, between First and Serond Streets No s.
n. B.-Guarantee all we self.
sep2 W. y. CORwIN & co. E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05

DsnninE Paris C, Sox75 isst corner part of
lot
Hewssn John, lot lis 81 50
r aas do Skim n sestsrly cad OF lot I20..4o 3s
90 LOT - 60
do sIl5o feet side oflot la. ......... eT
Jones jas q, lot 5b
Maynard John. sox75 n corner part of lot 77.o %
o. Mara John, 2f1x7 IS feat OF lot ze........13 50
Parrott Eobt heirs 2sx75 IT adj'g lot Is7-..12 50
~ DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Gsii & BsniEhof, 1s4xl44 fest ne hsIfofi
the half oflet sos 25
Markls Jacob, n " y ofs'si y OF lot loS...19 SIS
do NV eflot 3l0....,................20 25
Parrott Eobt hsirs Il OF lot 205...........2O %
Pritehett Amy, " q lot 2O2-.-.--.-........35 IS
Battsry Y, heirs, let Ao4 sc
Wsylsnd II, heirs of, " hf of hf Of lot
U5... 90
Smith Oliver heirs of, south westerly one
third OF iot HI Y
Jervis Richard, improvements on lot 1s1...... So
UPPER ENLARGEMENT. 80
Grifth Rsehel lot AZ Is
Kellogg q IT, lot - sabdV of out lot .. 2 20
Mcdonald James, 4th subdy z5x56 fl of lots
IL AMI IS
Mcdonald James, 5th subdv 25xss1k n of lots
IL and u %
Rudd Lucy J, 7s1zx75 It oflot 61-.........s3 rs
do do 25x75 Ieet of lot 90 ........ 4 70
Shea John, 90 fset middle of lot 4, subdE of
outlet 49,. D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05
old Metals Bouoht
NOTICE.

A Ill yANDERBURGH COUNTY ORDERS
IA drawing interest, which were Endorsed prior
to August LIST, 1868. will be redeemed by present
ing them TO the County Treasurer. No interest
aeeruing after this date wiftbe paid
LEROY CALVERT
desI2-d&wIw Comfy Treasurer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05

OF A CLEAN ROUSE LSG .
. They can be had.a 2
ELLlorr's Family Grocera a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05
DINE APPLE CHEESE -s.-a
Il Boxes Pine Apple Cheese. Just received at
staHF No 9, First Street
uOMINY-s Barrels extra White uominy.
Il Il For sale at
- -71fT '@ No. FIRST STREET.

~ III
IIoOsIER SYRUP Barrel choice sorgum
CALDwELL'S Family Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-05

NTOTICE.-Tho undersigned Executors of the
1Nlast VIII and Testament of Samuel Hall, de-
ceased, will offer for public sale the Court House
door, in the city of Evansville, on the 18th day of
January, 1854, ls5 shares of the Capital Stock OF
the. Evansville Ipsurance Company. -..s
Terms OF, sale, Cash. 3iii ~ 10 '--i --i
,- JOHN B. HALL, Executor.;
ALEX. G. .DoNALD, Atty. dec9-ttIs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
Invasion.

For some reason, tie Charleston Mercury apprehendS
another invasion Of Pennsylvania Our army s said 10
be painting for another chance the fat pullets the
crocks of apple the MILK butter and eggs Of the
Dutchnen in the SusquehinnA Valley, but in the main
We agree With eur contemporary:
Our previous advance into Pennsylvania the very
thing the Lincoln Governments wanted. They could
raise troops ami the tGVer Sas dying out III the
United States Our invasion Of Pennsylvania rekinded
the war spirit and enabled Lincoln raise the troops
he wanted The United States il the same con.
ition they we're then The greater par! OF thr troops
In the ed 90 out Of service in Nay They have refused
to reenls great extent that President Lincoln
has ordered 4 CONSUMPTION Of haf million OF men
more fill their places III the ranks OF their arineA
The campaign of this spring proves the reluctance OF
tue soldsIs their armies 20 prosecute tho war. IL
thine continue they are there will be no volunteers
and the new eonscps will be reluctant and few, aud in
all probability We will he victorious throughout the
SUMNER and win peace aud Independence by the ,al-
But we invade Pennsylvania the result will in
ali probability be psodGce1 again Our enemies will
" lin ill up their armies, and prolong the war. We
vii do exactly what President LlIcoh longs iorpray
for II such blAsphemou4 wretch Can pray. He would
hail our advance into Pennsylvania with triumphant
low as sort OF proVidenlisl Intervention in his favor.
lt Is exactly what he would do II he had the disposition
Of our armes The lowest Of Wisdom B that which
follows eVenis. Is is the wisdom oil experience not Of
antisipatiOa Shall be destitute oil even this sort
OF wisdom, which may inspire and drect the weakest
Understandings
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
ALaudabls Undertaking.

Captain George Chase invites the public and partiCu.
lary the soldiers to aid him in completing work on
when he is Engaged aud the object Of which is to
record and preserve well attested incidents of remark
able daring, enduracce susrings, sacraces aud other
trials 10 Imprisonment hospital marches and battles
The facts mu5t be Attested by one or two persons,
and embossed by superior OH ser, giving 10 fal the
command" Letters to Captain OhIso should be adj
dressed to the care of +" The M,gaOla Weekly" Rich
mond, Va.
The undertaking il eminently Aadible, and we trust
Captain Chases invitation will be promptly responded
to BY soldiers and cz,ns in all parts Of the Coincide
raey. The writer of The present paragraph has been
engaged on similar work for the past two years, and
has succeeded in making very large collection of he
rOIc and pathetic incidents. Blu. tho field IL ample
enough for many lAborers Indeed there should be in
every county of every Southern Stale at least one per-
son engaged in recording the exploits, sueriDgs and
sacrifices Of citizens Of the several counteF 1t would
be we'll too, If each State had Central Bureau Whele
copies Of such records should be preserved We bid
Captain O. and all his oOlabOrers GOdeed in the good
work they have undertaken.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

more STILL the suicidal detAching Of LOngstreet with
large body Of the best troops in the army just Grant
himself was reinforced By many thousands under Sher-
mSn, offered easy Blu. yet costly WHAT there
Waa in victory gained to entite its winner to the
extraordinary bonors and aduation Of which Grant is
now the subject be apparent only to those whose
triumphs are rare and whose heroes easily made. He
has only once, at Shiloh, encountered a master in
the art of war, and then he terribly beaten. At
Belmont he sOundly thrashed, and at Donslson and
Vicksburg, he made to pay frghtu cost for the
successes he won. He has never gained battle, in an
open fight, with q less advantage than three or four
times as many men a. were opposed TO him. He has
no. proved himself great general but he has shown
quckness tenacy the power to weld brute force with
effect and aItless in taking advantage Of Confederate
folly In his next 6ght be must confront either John
stOn Lee where neither lack OF vigilance, nor lack
of ability nor lack of will give him the advantages
be has enjoyed on other occasions. We are of the
opinion that after such encounter, the Yankee para
graph at the head of this sketch will Afford of the
most laugbable bits Of reading on record.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
ao1Arnor RroWn's MessaRe.

Gov. Browns Message is by means the farrago OF
Absurdity and dsafscdOn which certain papers would
make the public believe. Any one who will take the
pains TO read It, will find that It abounds in good sense
and sound doctrine His recommendations In regard TO
the transportation of 10 the families Of INDECENT
soldiers the formation Of fund for the relief Of said
families the restriction Of cotton planting Illegal dst-
lAton the impressment OF provisions the escape Of
slaves TO the enemy and many other points, emf
neltly sensible. HIS anlmadVersioas upon secret SEES
sions the currency and the suspension Of ha6eds
pss, are undoubtedly just.
But it is asserted TIA: Gov Brown is testy and opiu
donated and seeks rather than avoids conflict with the
Confederate Government He meets this point by
charging that the assertion is made by those who are
''uniriendly to Safe sovereignty, and who desire 10
consolidate all power in the hands Of The Confederate
Government" and then asks, "When did Georgia EN-
barass the Confederate Government In any matter per-
tanning to the vigorous prosecution OF the war; When
did she fail to ash more than her full quota Of
troops, when che vas called upon as State by the
proper Confederate suhOri;yS And when did her gal
ans cons quail before the enemy orfa TO illustrate
robly her character on the battle heldf She stands
ready at all times to do her whole duty the cause and
the Conederacy; but while she does this she viii
cease to require that her constitutional rights be re-
tpectsd and the liberties Of her people preserved"
Who will quarrel With such sentiments, or charge that
State which does its whole duty to the cause, br at
the same time ressts the encroachments of power and
the violations of the Constitution attempting to sem
bA1fass the Government at Is the same cry" says
Gov Blown, "that the Government Of Lincoln raised
against all who defended the ghts Of the Southern States
against tyranny. 1t Is the cry which the usurpers
Of roWer have ever raised against those who rebuke
their Entertainments and refuse yield to their agges
sions"
The telegrAphic sunmory Of Gov B.oWns Message
inclined TO bsisve that he was disposed to rahe
useless quarrel with the Ag 'ncy at Richmond. But
persal Of the Message printed in fol in the Georgia
papers satisfies us hA. bis aim is solely to point out
The departures OF the administration from the right
path and TO give his people timely warning OF the ten
dency to consolidation which tbs pressure Of has
forced almost into the organic structure Of the govern
ment Obsta principals is motto no lesS good in poll
tics than in medicine and it 10 well for State in lie
Sovereign capacity to throw itself in the path OF EKecu
tive and administrative enorolehments at this early
stage Of cur Confederate existence and WEle the
war Is pending. Opposition less formidable would be
WosteLss Newspaper articles avail nothing, The
cat Sc has ne surder read and the Agency, except
to its encroachments, no s;Auncher ally than Gov.
Brown.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OrrIcr or rur WING, March ls.h, 1884

OFFICE OF TIE WHa March 18Th, 1884
Messrs. Davenport d Co.'S auction sale Of
boz d. stocks etc., took place to-day, and, being The
'ast Of the season." drea together large number of
buy rs The competition quite fpifiied for loDg
date Confederate eghts and Anticipated, the cine
10 this class OF securities checked BY the improved
demand Toe figures realized, hoSeyer, were unusually
irregslar, the highest prce-ll4f-bsing bid f.r reg
istered bonds dus in 49, VIII lat coupon bonds cue in
80 The longest Gaze drought H. closing liz,
and those due 10 u.s. 10 The early part OF the sale,
brt ught Hat The "6ve Jear bonds" sold at
age decline OF 1.-The oferings bscg very heavy. The
seven per cents and seventhirtcs sold St small ad
vancs, Virginia registered SKIES unchanged. Ban& Of
Commonwealth was cold a. further dsclir 4 10;
Virginia Central R. R., Z; Merchants Insurance, III
Bank of Richmond opened at advance Of ~. but
closed with large offerings at las. tales Sterling
change sod a fri c.on lower. Gold opened at an ad
VAL ca Of l, bu. closed at decline the amount sOli
was nearly 81, 900, in small amounts, and bought
principally by parties who intend TO in the pufchas,
Of provisions for family eo1sunptian. We su' join
report Of The sale
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WING.
uou.rrn mAnnH IA. 1874.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH ls, lss
pApERS EoR TIE ARRY.

We learn that papers mailed to the army do not
reach their destination because the postage not and
cannot in many cases be paid in advance, or on de-
livery TO army carriers by the postmaster To remedy
the difficulty in regard to the Wing, we will hereafter
prepay the postage at this Office on papers ordered BY
persons in the army deductDg the amount CT postage
from the remittAnces sent.
By an arrAr cement with the Postmaster at Richmond,
We will mark each paper paid" which, BY passing
trough the Gce here, will be evidence to every other
Office that the postage has been paid here.
When no post Office is given, but merely the COM
pAny regiment, &C., delay Of day in the Richmond
Pos. Office is Unavoidable Persons in the army order
ing the paper will therefore state tie post ONCE and
We vi change the direction when requested
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

oil coppsrheais spread Maj street opred Ere
up that street in'oa promt en1u. Of u n wcmen
and children, mere sp cist Tire sclders re
armed, and retired TIE copperstEds hfeG about hty
shots. One oder fred i've. Dini1 CsTl4 pectstor,
fell in the Journal ofics premises, and del Jnts
Ogier, soldier, was depaately wounded. Whi'eom'
another soldier, had flesh wound IL he thi b. G-ege
Ktredge, boy, severely in the leg Peer Eker, cop
perhead policeman, wounded 10 hsnd. The pol cgmen
ore said 10 have participated in firing on the crowd
Great excitement. Tho corperhea6s ara n q 90
with retaliation. Colonel Lowe ordered Gu; foups'
companies who patrol the city tonight Toe 80 'fs
had too much whisky, and revenged Themselves 70, h,
insulting course OF tue Empire. The ppeihesds wers
altogether to blams for the second rio.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
FLYING MACHINES.
I'm. WHO

I0-ths Editor of The Whig;
Mr. R. O. DavidsOns artisaVi', as he calls bis flying
machine seems to attract much attention. HIseVidsnt
sincerity Of conviction and patriotic purpose make the
Of difficulties an ungracious task; but be-
leYing, as firmly do. that his scheme mu,t fall not
from want of Ingenuity, bui because natural laws are
fatally opposed shall state briefly my reasons, hoping
they win avail to some part of the time labor and
means which WOali otherwise be expended ia vain.
bsGsve 1t Is the common impression that the siz,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

1000 Carroll county bonds loo
5000 Va osntrdRR do o.upon, i72i
1000 Orange aodAleI bond, coupon, l7s
1000 CHI and DanRR do regd, ITO
Also Sc 200 Confederate per cent bonds, small
amounts, eight lots) Gu, NJ TO 81, at 1921 llS;
$500 Confederate per cent bond at %; $500 North
Carolina per cent coupon bond $50; $1,000 Virginia
registered bonds, past due, at $50.
Also, "a shares Bank OF Common alth at lS0 40
do Back of Richmond at ll7i 22s do III lot)a ll6;
10 do Va Central h AZ 10; 10 do. heichaut's To-
surance So 40 do at 5st so de. Old Dominion, at So
Also 500 gold at 2l4 900 Is lots) at 2li 81 900
Is lots) at cit; 500 q equal los) at Il; Sd 81 200
Is los) at 2of closing rata fl0O sterling bill at 2O
ESQ do. at same; aud fl0 az got So coo Virginia
eank notes a. SOO $500 az 1915 So 500 BInk Of Com
monweah 81 nstes at 2l0; $500 do IS nstes, at 200
$500 do 1871; sil 600 Virginia Treasury notes, at
lS2 TO l2oclosus rae S7sS do, email denomDatlons
llS; $3.50 ~ u coupons at 100; Va. aud Tenn. Il. X.
do 1l5; Va. Central r. r. do, 40; York X X. d.,
ITO.
The amount of Treasury notes funded in
Petersburg, up oeOk yesterday, was 81. 100000,
With numerous appli,aioni sill pending.
amount funded in Columbus, Ga, At last report, was
slS5OOOO. The San says the lagge corporations have
not yet commenced funing; Shea they do, the aggre-
gate sum will be very large.--fhs Petersburg Re-
gister Gays that betsesn $1,000 aud $1,000 are
now in process of sbarsem,lt in the way Of dividend
among the shAreholdss in the stock of the Getty Of
Petersburg s.camer-aa immense dviSend.---The
Lynchburg Republican Gays tie money market in that
cry is growing slight" and is destined before many
weeks are past to be much tighter.---The Mobile
ester of the Ilth reports sale of gold in that city
che previous day at 10 for l.
A gentleman who has recently returned from
a trip 70 the Uated Sates, ascersansd from good
thoriy that the gold which the Yankee paprs claim to
be in the Treasury vaults is no. there a: s-Sesretay
chase having long since thrown the bulk Of IL upon tho
market clandestinely a. different times, to keep down
the premium His anxiety for the passage OF the bill
authorizing the sale Of the gold was to obsin tie ssne
lion of Congress to an at already committed. The
Yankees are too cute to b. long banboozed BY such
trckery, and therefors LOOK for sharp reaction
after the premium of gold 10 Wall street has been re-
dced Is or 20 per uader the inuence o. 0hases
gold til
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
uhlS
To ne Voters Of Louisa /:

10 LNe FOteFs q LOUlSu
In AeoOrdAnSs uh ne wishes sf nDsous hsnl, hereby
announces JAA " bAAkR eEndldAe for The once Of sheriff
Of ths coanty 81 Louisa
We sAssrly pledge him support and recommend him
he 81 ne couny worthy 81 thar conadence and
oonPStsnh In sTsy respect 70 discharge The duties q Ne
gmoa
that hs people Of L91Ia wi poTs unmlndiu Of
claims be hes them for their surages czsn and
solder, and bespeak for hin ther cordial support
% thI With eondd snce when rect that from he
assembling % arny Hapo Ferry % ne present tine ne
consuisd d at vail Of yslans Who have 20 noby
tsendsd homes wives children and Al hat dear
ahIi-disi@ MANY VOTERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Was DKPARFMKNF 1
BUREAU OF FHE ADJT AND INSP'OR GEMS OFFIoE
gICHMOED. Va, March IS, 1854 I
CIRCULAR.
In order 70 transact adequately rapidly Increasing bash
become nm ne hours Tor
rsospoa Pabne ana . adhere 70 the rsguAnon Va
rlEd dereaf or, the door II Be opened Is II
O'Clock A. NJ ana elossd o'eloeE p ani daring other
person vii be aduited the Heals Of Depai
men Ohsn Of BureauE Commanding Generals and ths Of
acers AID elsrks % ne Executive and war Omces-
TIE reception once % 10 charge Of Captain John W. Rely A.
A. g. attention al pera5ni haFiog b0s sth
Bars4a, and n VII ree hen 70 NE proper object
Inasmuch routine = adapted
uon % sunna5s Srtng solely vtos win greatly facilitate
thslr purposes b. brnKns Witten apphiatons
hst The eslumkte dute1 40 us Bureau
perAa sEcusivsy army, and And
argsut conEiAnI asaoa, q believed tast the
pubHo apprscats and pr0pney u these
Iegasaoas End ysld % them cheerful acqaislcerce.
CsEnsD g. COOPER,
nhlB-lu AdiT and lnspr Geol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19
NOTICE.

WE notify all persons who hold ehe eek 81 =,
w cars, ara1n upoa shsr Of the Banks maj 1nsy @ee
ur~,snt thsn On or before The 2h inlian ior
vIs thsy VII receive payment 10 ne Ae a.,
sr 100 Bapds A. ne elsei uPan Sheh theJ
drawn -. 49,. :, a.. 49,. TO-
- 49, 49, sTh Instant aud receive NE amounts due them,
'' 1885, - 'ui PAY ''' VIZ. sFAPkEs 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

DERSONS having balances to their credit
on ear books UhdraE thsa before NE sIh inst or
receive payments AsE a 20 date In Confederate Treasury
present issue 0Br psLeeDI bonds a ar open Ols
drA drawn b. presented 81 TIE HANKS on so
they draWubsfore NE aIh int We win receive ne 80
ConfederAts issue pAymsut o. balances dle ~ ae $50
WI D. lbAACS 90.
,A,0S II T. POSTER 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

EARsIEGs OF BLOCKADE RUsNKRs.-The Herald has
been very fortunate shp, aud while others ard faster
ones have been caught their frat and second trip hiss
succeeded 10 elud1g the Northern cruisers for upwards
of year and haR Her owners well afford TO lose
her noH. Her earnings have been enofmous-as may
be gathered from the following specimen relating only
to he- voyage outward from the Souh. Toe Herald
has made eighteen Iuns and has Brought out on
erage 800 bales Of cotton each rup, making in al
ii 400 bales. Allow margin to bring the CURES
within bounds Of certainty and cal these IL 500 bales
put them on q very moderate computation at ESQ q
bale s around, and 1t appears the Herald has b en-
successful in bringing into the market no less than
$500 600 or So 600 worth cotton during the las;
Is mouths # take the full number given ab oTe
f720 600 or IS 100000 : Bermuda advocate.
The RIor AT DAYTON, 0aIo.--A telegriphic despa Oh
from Dayton, Ohio the 81, 10 the Cincinnati CONNER
eisl says:
About twenty soldiers of the 44th Veteran Volunteers
asslIed the Empire Office ct noon. with stouss, and
destroyed the matial Of the JOB Office and news room
of the German copperhead paper. Messrs Yourg, 3.
WIS., Dierich Fox ard other Union citizens by earnest
eff irts restored peace. AfserWard when R G. Corx
was speaking to the OVID on the Court.hou-s corner
he Told the soldiers their duty to defctd the Co
sti;ution and laws. copperhfa d psc an iostl CIV
sad, "And the niger" The soldiers rushed for him.
he ietreated and fred wounding soldier. numbe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-19

A O00 ACRES OF FINE LAND IN
6SOOV Upper FArouIBR, Eok sALA-I oGar for
ALE ne ans STATE Of Dr. Coloa 10 RsaquE I've niaI
ou Nathan ss5B, Ne 6ap kaoad, juIt g
ths fooi on he Kago Il eonpas Bour Thousand Acres
of aas LAND b hree rnl each Win good mprorsneetIs az
n - - - - ~ apovto IL r sPHMAN
1.Sfi-I02 Osrnsr Mall ald l5th