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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Cincinnati Markets.

a CfScIsNAEf. Ssps. 8
FI0TR.-Nnchasgsd, BAT liksls i n, aEd prices
nomlnSis fhe sane.
wHEAT.-irregutaF. Bel ssIsabIs At ts91 :.
COGiS.-uAeh4nSsi
OATS A-rnellasngs1.
KTE.-Is5-
BABLET.-f e98f %.
NHtSkf.--t lait a IS.
PROVISIONS. -firns. BaIk Shoulders heId
a. i. Nth layers - ~. ~ demand in s.hss
articles.
dRoeAlKs.-oaIst.
GuTJ --frft~l 2 3sa32sT
AoNEy II dsrtst sash4rgef. Demand COED.
Tia rivsr q s;iliElsiug rapiGiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
yeW lork Markets..

NV YoHE sept s
Z GOLD --Th- Eui nsrkef e aislexr - ig ernl.
The rliee os+I.sd az so /. aad 40 ~ .sa 4 aehea
a1i7 d. iaiaz ata01Lt6 = Az. Their 5 Gun
81 erabs demand for customs, 81 Rioa HastatHs ghe
nsaFkst ri lst tia ue - fessa Atlanta. AtsF.N.
tks saasa lsli va a8i-3.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

EEw YoRk, Sept, 5-advioes from
Panama state that the Chilian Clsanb Der
Of Deputies resolved that tue Mexican
Empire ought not to hs. ressynfzsf
The coast traffic o. Chfh has been
opened to alt nations
A motion has been presented in favor
Of an offensive and defeuHive agreement
between all South American re- 4blics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Admiral s'aEraEusg &c "a ..
Canby and Granger.
ExEcVTIyE MANSION.
Washington. Sept. 5. 1861

EAElkAAbE aAANNAONs
Washington, Sept ), 1864
The uztiouat thanks are teaderea IS
the President to Admiral Farragut and
M.i Gen. Candy for the skill and har-
nony With which the recent operations
a Msbiie Harbor and againstFcrt Pow
ell, Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan, we're
planned and carried into execution; also
to Admiral Farragut and Maj. Gen.
Granger, uRders whole > m ms5ats CON
mAnd they were conducted, and to the
gallant commanders on sea and land.
and TO the sailors ana soldiers engaged
in the operations, for the bravery and
courage which, under the blessings Of
Providence, have been crowned with
such brilliant success, aud has won for
them The applause ard thAnkG ofstLe
nation
CSigued ABEAHsN srsiNooLx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

Bosrox, Sept s.-Ms; Red sAAdsrs.
of the ree-l aTr5, died IN Fort warrsu
on Saturday. a. the age Of q years. He
was SOU of Geo. " SANDERS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
LIVERY STABLE.
PROPOSALS.

NTRTTTEy PROPOSALS VIII b rscelFsf a
w tire Coanty Aud-lorfs of1os rntfi aebdAys
September 5th 1854, & furaish hffy cords q SoS1
HieG Sry wosa fos tie co1ntys u - asltrsrse al
tbs Court Hs1ss.
By order q he County onzississsrs
49, staE-r VICTOR BLtCHs
avdftsr vzndsrbsrgk County.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
My YoRE- Sent 5=Thn Trihnr

NEw YoRk, Sept 5.-The Tri6un.
says Simeon Draper has been commits
zisasd Is Collector. x.gs B=raey, Il
s;-Ied.
The stesmer Costa Rica, from Aspin
wall on th5 25ih ult, has arrived, wita
$50 90 in treasure.
FARTHER PoIxr, Sept 5-The steam
.r Belgian, frola Liverpool On the 25ih
via Londonderry on the 10th, passed
here late last night No news Of In
portsrce
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
TAKEN UP.

T'HE UsNTgsIGSED Hss TAKEs Or
sue MaFs Gelt, sapPosrd 70 D. feur nSs
Isuuffs cd. welt sput - fotehes., sad Shgss IN
rishe AiHa ~ fhs epasf cas- gst Size sstss b.
snpIsI1E - Aiaandsr's gFursfy, 80 IaEazsee,
ard atfsg saaTEef snd proving properly,
Jous HNOFE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

nI~ The remains of young Crsmsr
arrived here last night The announce
msnt of their arrival on Sunday was a
mistake
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

s&- The Bounty Fand Committee will
meet at the Court Hoose on Wednesday
night Every member Is requested to be
present, "a business Of importance is
before the BOARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

WARRINGTON, Sept Il salute Of 100
gus vas fred today BY order Of the
President, in honor OF the victory at At
lantA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

Crescent CIrx BANDl--ATrRxTIoSl-
You viii please meet this evening at 7
o'clock precisely. G. W. WARREN,
-.. Leader.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
PLANTATION RTTrERa

80 -, $500 ,sa
PLAN TATION BITTERH.
watch aro Hos fsoomasndea By the highest ned.
cal authorities, and wsrrAntsd te preduss a. -
Sasdlats bsnsheiAl shscs. They ar sxess1tsels
asreesels, Terfec-ly rsrs, ssa aust supsro.sS al
ether 'onics where healthy, esntis stIuxisnt 4
required.
They purity, strengthsa ana iutsxoras. .aa
They create healthy spp.tit..
rhsy are an aatlaots 20 shs.ss of v-.s., ..s
eist.
They overcome ths sa..t. AZ at..,..,t...
iAt. hoar.
They strsnrtb.u thu .x.,.,. .,A .n,,x.. a..
The MIA
They proven, ,.,.sns.,s .ns ,...v..,,...,.
YER.
They purifv tha h-...h - LANA. -
,,em.sh
rhsv chr. Dv,,.,,.,. "a o...,,...,.
rh.y ear. ,I.,rh.. =. : ,'.,--. s..s.
They eurs tav.r o.-s,,.,,, - -
Headache.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

WASHINGTON, Sept Sill A. NJ.
To Maj Gen Dir:
The President has Just issued the fol-
lowing recommendation ard orders ia
relation TO the recent successes of the
United States forces at Mobile and At
lauta,
lSigned Z. " STANTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

FoKrREss MoSRoE, Sept 3 -The
steamer Chambers, from Washington
bound to New York, put in here s5-dav.
disabled She will be detained bEt two
or three days ---
TIE mail boat from City Point last
evening brought d5xn ateen rebel pris-
oners, who we're sent to Washington
The destruction of the old frisate
Brandywine By FIRE has dsvolved upon
the Government loss OF over eue-saii-
lion dollars, IN naval stores, clothing,
etc The origin Of the FIRE has not been
ascertained- Il
We have no news from the James
River today lEuc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

B@- John H. Scott, No. s, Second
street, has received Harpr's Weekly,
and other popular weeklies for Saturday
next, SsOts is always up with the times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

There were a large number of chill
drsn sleeping ia the third story of the
Orphan Asylum bat all escaped unhnrt
A ike storm prevailed few miles
above Viheenness on Sunday night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

eosnxO HoNE.-A member of the 100
day mea reached home by the 8 o clock
train last night, and the balance are ex-
psetsd to arrive before morning.
Col John W. Foster accompanied tho
boys that reached here last night, and
will be in the city for q few dayG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

bdy- The Republicans themselves, or
rather the Woody Heads" as they are
called, in contrsdlstinction to "copper"
heads" eobcsde that be will be elected
over their candidate. - Times.
By such reckless fslsehoods as the
above the Confederate Democracy sx.
pect TO win votes. What az exalted
opinion IL shtertains Of the Intelligence
Of the PEOPLE. -
Afalsehood covered by the disguise Of
sophisiry may sometimes deceive, but so
palpable a falsehood as the above only
disgasta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
LrRos TRg PASTURE oF MIS-. JUpe E
4 RATE, near H.scAfagafH Gross, aiio BAf
Hsaas a'eus IS or "a. lsads high, fur yssrs
aia ssd Hlzrk q of hfs back Is scar enua a ~
fctig - rub. AHs@ure nfssf HfinE uhs ~ - g.
afing hita 70 noe. wiii b iiisrAi fdsd.
nsrsi-t~t J. AID. TuESER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

SoSs on LisERrr on PARLDE.--As the
train vas coming down on Saturday
evening, about q mile or two above Car.
Isle, squad Of about 100 Sons Of Liber-
~ we're seen drilling close TO the road,
their horses being hitcbed in the woods
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
SATISFACTORY CURES
WARRANTED /.
OR NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE J

i vii furnish rsfsfsnes frorl the EsE Yers
HssgitAla mad the City College -, Prof vii
lard Parker, 10. Il vest 81 rect: DR.. J. y. CHI.
ton ehsEist, g Prinoe street, EsS YORK., and
City, River srd HfitTy reference hsrs
Lsftsrs, rffh rsfarn stamp. promptly a1s ~sfea-
Nd ieinss cent by empress, with directions ID
writing. whars tbs nobsy aoeOnpan - the lsi<r
So aics ever he ABetion Room, bsi~rsS NJ
Pest cfsus sad Inferazt onAi Hotel. Com ~ felsI
Aseese, ore tioek - A. Il The fe~ss agsf = PS.'
Cairs fla Poss csc boz Ne. III !.
~ oAos hours from t. Il :. r.. sna ron :
H.sEELL, Nj
5ys-1y1kE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
order for National saIut...
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WARRINGTON, Sept 3, 1854
Ordered hrst, That on Monday, the
9TH day of September, commencing at
the hour of II o'clock, there shall be
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

a MfsrAEF "A member Of the ls6lh
regiment says young CrAmer was killed
in the camp and not in saloon, az was
reported The name Of bis murderer Is
Cady VI T q
There was the utmost indignation
among the wArrigk county and other
companies against the assassin, and had
he not made his escape ut once, hs would
no doubt have net with summary pun.
ishmsnt Nearly 500 we're made up
by the soldiers to procure an elegant
coffin for young CrAmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
F. NJ. SrAYros,
Secretary Of War.
Bulrssin 40. q.

War DEPGETHEST,
watmy6rox. September 4.
AeJsr GsYsexeL 1tr
The Toll slug telegram {. On Genera.
Hraet has iast been received:
'IIrY poISE, Sept ,
LEA. r Il StlHfoa:
Il 1--we Richmond papers Of to-day.
They contain rumors o. battle 81 A.
lansa, bui aav lbAe be War Department
harlsg 70 ohcisi iniormsg.os, declines
10 fotn an upini5n from the rumors. !
hnxs 20 duubt, however, 8nt sshsrma
has gaiaegi q gree suoosss Before tha
dispatch II lat night vas received, an.
nouucing ,hs Oet patton Of Atlanta By
our troops. tie fact sss known TO our
tickets The sbsls shouted over 20 our
.4t~ thar Sherman lad whipped Hood /:
that the latter had los; forty thostand
msu. and that oar troops were ia ~
lantss -rt
"A'i quiet here
"C-irnsdt L. :. GnaST,
Lieut.. General"
Oas Southwestern telegraph line con
tiu.fcs dows, and this, With heavy
sorsa that comr.enesd in the sfternsoa
ana is still prevailing beyond Louisville,
nav damage the lines 50 ss to hinder
shs Arrival d details from Atlanta for q
day or two.
(Signcd) + u STANTON.
SecretaFy OF War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

How THEY STAND The Times, with
its usual disregard for truth, claims that
the gunbostmen are all fer Mcclellan.
A vote taken on the Brilliant, as we are
Informed by one Of the officers OF tnat
boat. resnlted as followa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

EyRoA THE SUBSCRIBE. LIvISG Is ia
L eossvilie 70, sn the 10th day Of jane, 1854,
I've yer old Bay Ears Cot, littis shits q -
ana irtIs sr ere Of hsT fore feet, ard very iAfes
sfhsr aRs-ha. tks appsarsnos Of khres year ole.
Any f1fsrnAtieu e0Bssrning he goit; q 81 -
~. s.ss-slm- 1oHg ToHILL-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

A HuKHfcASE we learn from Col.
Allen that Eihcennes was visited on Sat
urday night, about II o'clock, BY ter.
rife tornado or hurricane, causing con-
siderable destruction Of property aud
creating the greatest CONFEDERATION
among tho citizens, a-9 sfraI
Among other damages the wind lifted
the tall steepls off the new Presbyterian
church, the roofs off the Catholic Or.
phan Asylum and seawright 4 Co.'S
pork house aud mill So loud was the
storm that the fall of the church stssple,
so feet high with heavy tinbers, was not
heard by those living in the immediate
vicinity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

TIN CoPPrRAEAD Vfcx-PRrsfpESr. -
It may be a matter Of no consequence
that George II. Psndlston, the confed
crate Democratic nominee for Vice
President, is related by marriage with
Gen. Robert E. Lee, commander n-chisi
Of the Rebel Confederate armies Yet
sneh is said to be the fact.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

ST. LOUIS, Sept 5-A report hss
been Circulated on credi5able autho-it-
il. Os.iro, that on Saturday q eonsiders
ole fsree Of reoels under Shelby appear
e, at Chalk Bluff. twenty miles from
Charleston, 10. Part Of them are ex-
pee 81 o. attack Charleston, while ths
reusinder demonstrated against Caps
tiirardeau This IS without doubt Ton
FFeemGns ga8g Of gHeFrillEs makins
iBcu sieHs Ter ssIRnder, IS Iast account
ii u Shelby placed him il the vicinity
OF Helena, where be has been operating
Tor some time PAST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

HAGAH's HAeHoI a EALn.,
This IL the most Delighted sna sxtFAsFeiusFT
aFtIsIs ever 6iscevsg n shsngss The sun burst
f.os hnd hands to -sTiy sttin tsEturs 81 rsyfsh
lag beauty lrsP.rtiag tss nasEss purity 81 ysssA
and the dEszgus app~asanee 80 inviting IN The sv
bslis Of fashion. II rsnoyss Tn, frssEiss. pin-
pies and rosghBess fro The skin, lsavsng tbs ssm-
visxlon fresh, transparent snd snooes. 10 co.
tslus 20 rsafsriai lnjarious 70 the asia. Pssrea-
I'D b. Actresses ard Opera sisEsrs. Il Z uhss
everr LADY should have. Sold sTsrywhsrs. aI
Prspzrs8 b y. ?. HAEsns Trsy. ~.
Asdrsas ST orders = - go go
DEMAs S. BAREEs Co. Hsw Tssk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

PfrxsBrEe Sept 5-P.A-Riser S
e. BY The FisF marx, asa still rising
vet At hss been raining since
th-ee O'clock this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
MEDICAL.
s. T.-ie60.-x.

Psrssns sf ssdsatAry hssIts tres bisa Via
~s"knsa, lAasituas pAipitatisa Of the heart, I.ek
q appetite. disiress alter saslaE. torpid llrss.
eohssipaiies. deserve to sUs.r. n thsy win uss
try the oeiekrssea ssH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

This il consistent pAst.tims for peace
sneakss This is common, as We are as.
sursd, throughout the Democratic coui /.
ties in the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
W. T. SHxRMAx.


BmrINoRE, Sept 4--Ths foApwing
special TO the american il furnished in
advance Of publication:
HEAD QUARTERS MILITARY DIV, !
[
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

sztl So = atss sss
lz z14a EAaza
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

Two Of the officers we're for McClsl.
Ian before they read the peace platform
oa.whioh be is expected TO stand the
others are all Tor Lincoln.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

Usssrs. Hdsax a Erssss.
!. GNsTLxsEN s--siac4 nay arrival here. and paT.
tiaaisris since u wzs kuuxn had hes stDiors
siasa ia New York cry fs~queRt inquiries have
sesn nia1s ~ nae whether 1 vas acquainted with
fr Bill af year ciiy, what living there. and
what kBrw Of him, etc.
la sfasr that thsrs shall b nc nisaniarsians-
lax. aAd Cor the purpose u placlag myself right
IL the = Of that gentiemka. veil yourselves
anG others, dem ~ propsr veil as prudent %
1saks this siaseHsni In WritiaK 20 10 left In youf
hands, or given % DE-. Bell. you may thiak
hs-t. he 70 a. With "a - he plsasss ! kHes Dr.
Bill sonls slx or eight years since. In New York
city, sheFe for few ssonths Nerr shgaged in
tbs saMs Institute. he vas eisser scholar
afaading third Ia his ella wtthis hfiess months
81 bis 6rsf eatry. sod preuouuoed By al The Pro-
fsasors, we'll ~ ~ majority Of the Thirtssnih
street school one % iis brightest lights ahs hDb-
oEshls assmhers. DR.. Beirs treatment Ia this
sp~esallty particularly In The treatment u fsals
diseases. IL seknosisdEsd sqnzi % any u The re-
foFasd aehosl 81 yhysicians, and esceiind ~ noSs
is tha great lastiszste-
Dr.. Bell Is. IN ny opiuisn, a esntis3as well
verify Of The extsndea patronax- whieh, are
haRFy - hu4, Ia daily being sEtssssS % bic.
efesreeifui;y yoaFs, ,. 7. WRIGHT, n D..
Prspr g. Louis Threat aad Lung Institute.
Ne - Eerth sixth street, ~. Loais, No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05

RsisejaQ ~ QdlcssH Some little exclte-
ment was created yesterday morning, near
the Second Market, by dfmcultJ between
officers Perrin and Griffin on one eide and
two Confederate officers on the other. A
row having occurred ct . barroom near the
soldier, to the station-housa On his way
thither Confederate Captain, claiming TO
be o friend to the man In custody, requested
Perrin to let him of, as his furlough had
Just expired and it was his intention
to leave the city on the four o'clock
train. In reply to this request It was
stated that ii at that hour the prisoner
turned loose Not being satisfed with this
the Captain went fibut soon returned with
another q. 8. officer, and demanded OF the
policeman the releass of the prisoner, in
forming MIN 6 thvus0e time that e \ e1as
not liberated very aocA they would batter
the station-honss down and have him ont
1enson:ir.tsd, 1sse9s whe1supon es sSs csps.in
struck him blow In the face,
and then commenced lively ''set-
to-" during which both of the combAtante
fell into q deep culvert which was being dug
near by. After rolling and tumbling about
in the mud for some time, however, p. got
the better Of his antagoniat, and dragging
him out Of the culvert, succeeding In carry
ing him up stairs and locking him up also.
The natural inquiry will Do, what became
Of policeman Griffin and the companion Of
the Captain during this engagementf Well,
no sooner bad the two arst-nAmed hitched,
than thes other party pitched into Grimm,
and on P.'s disposiDg OF his man. and seeing
the dilemma in which g. was, he calamity
went to his assistance. tho two together
soon winding up the ball for the day, By ce-
posting the Captains friend also In the
CAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05
THE ELrCEsLATuaE,

<enots The bui to provide for the com
plction Of the Covingfou aud Ohio. railroad
nnd construct branch thstDof, NJ. re-
ported with amendment. =
The special committee On the resolution
al to what measures may become proper to
be adopted by the Legislature IN view Of the
recent act of Congress known g the military
act, 80 far a. 1t may s7sct the officers OF the
State, made lengthy report, which was or
dered to be printed.
Z The following bills were passed:
A bill to establish an army agency IN the
city of Richmond.
A bill to amend and re enact sections Cd
and Tth Of an act for improving the navtga
tion Of Willis river, passed January SSth,
1917
A bill to amend and re enact An act author
izing the Court CT Appeals to hold Its ses-
eions ct other PLACES than at Lewisburg,
passed March 12th, 1868.
And bill to authorize an appropriation to
pay fer tobacco injured or destroyed by hre
at the Public Warehouse.
The consideration Of the subject Of salt
was then resumed and continued till the
hour of adjournment.
Ho,sse.-The following bills were passed in
the House Of Delegates yesterday:
A House bill appropiiating the public
rsvenues for public purposes for the fiscal
years of 1854 and 1S84-'5.
And Senate bill to increase the salaries Of
the Professors of the University Of Virgfnia,
and providing for the education Of soldiers
disabled in the service.
The subject of salt occupied the balance Of
the se10iOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05
Rooarsa-The following ease. Of robbery

Rob6eriM.-The following eases of robbery
have been reported since our last issue:
On Thursday night the storeroom attach
ed to the residence Of John NJ Daniel, on
Broad street, near the African Church, was
broken into and robbed Of about o2.6OO
worth Of bacon, lard, &c
BY means of prizing chisels and augen,
the back door to the store Of Mr.. + SIMON,
on Main street, near 14th, was forced open
on Thursday night, and about 5000 worth
loss falls peculiarly heavy upon Mr.. B., =
he is man in moderate circumstances and
has been in business only few days.
On Wednesday night Hrs. 6hinault, living
on 9th street, French Garden HUI, was visit.
ed by thieves and relieved Of between e7OC
and $500 worth Of valuable housekeeping ar.
ticles. An entrance wa~ effected into h0
house by means of picking the lock to tha
back door, and then the articles stolen weS(
removed through the back way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05

MOx NlslnsalYPi.


l1AzDrAx, March A-Ths wesA 6 sepaisi
ing the railroads destroyed y ~ 0sne y
progressipg rapidly. Thtss miles = 10qE
aad three bridges were destsoye1 q -
Southern road, ten mila q tsn1k q -
Selma road, and thirty-lve nI10 q 80
ON the Mobile and Ohio roaA a !.
Sherman burned . greet dml q 1vo0D(I.
here, and 1t Marion, Hntsgpsi1e, - eetv
and LAudsrdAle Stations. Al ~ yon11o
buildings ct this place wus daotseyo1 81
number Of private houseA ThA DngteG
House. Ragsdale House 81 gu1heol 1eoe6j
were burned, - also the c11eo e ~ ~
C7svtns. The snsny pillAcDa sva1 -
carrying o6 evsrything ee ~ va1pA ~,
Provisions were taloa fo0 49, y
tAmily. Sherman laid vaeto - - e. -
throug b which his army pa1ae1 - - -
tuzn to Vichsburg. He qesupiel - lk6Ss
dale House for hi hesAquaetsn 49, y
and HcPherson oecsvlsd e.. 81 T.
headquartsn. - &. q.
DH,GofoLls, March A AioeoHG
Cen. Jackson, dstsA oAaeea, 60 ~
from Canton. Jeb. Il ~ ~ -oyou ouo&1S
enemy u that point @ - ~ =
skirmishing. The snNny Nooo1
force at 1Atli&s anA C1l1nnh -
proceeded 70 CAnboa. vheo en1zv g
ported on sAort Eatioao - npo1uln
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es ths sailsoed nos4h e 60 1Is22
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05

A Row IN a DrinklmQ H0sss. .-YssterdAy
morning, on passing drinking saloon north
of Broad st., door or two above Seventh,
our attention WAS directed TO tho violent
election Of . soldier, who was drunk, by .
negro, after which the psopvtt.ess Of the
drinking house dealt the unSostenate Inc.
briate ) blow In his face Soon a1lee, o..
tain individual, hailing hom neltimore
the srlcet hostess OF the establishmsnk. step'
ped up, and BY violent geeticnlataous go
ceedsd in quisting the ftiendleas repfsss.sa-
tive Of Mars, and pnttlng en eno 20 ne ne
resteurant 6usiness Of this city e woald b
a. well for the Court Of Hustlng 70 require
II the applicants certificates of ToopectA61n.
ty. and II no case 70 eufIer : woman TO Del
in the poisonous Auid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-05
Later frsun Eursps

The Hibesnls, with European datos 70 the lSsh,
bad arrived AZ Portland. The most inicSesCins
Items Of news By this arrival are the f0llowins;
II u reported that Great Britain, sapposted by
France, Russia and Sweden, has proposed con-
ferenee for the settlement of the Danish question.
The basis of Eng and proposition 10 said TO be
that the Danes shall give up all Of Schleswfs ex.
cSpt the island Of AiseN. The Danes had evoeu-
ated Duppel and Tetreated 70 Alsen.
The FIOfidallsft Brest ON the night Of the 9Th,
and the Keafsaga was suppOsed to be in pursuit.
In the British Parliament Earl Derby attacked
the Government policy In regard TO the Alabama
anAir and tie Lsird's rams, insiDuatfas that the
rams bad been seised under the ln0nsuce Of Ame-
r1eap m6naeeS.
Cotton nrnei, bus psieee. sashaaeed. Coasels.
fof money, closed q ~. Z - s.. & ~ s