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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

NEW YORK. HARLRM AID ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Aubany Trey North and West leave Twenty
sixth street depot at "a y. and AS y. Sunday train
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AyIBLO's SALOON.-P.
~ here this evening, At
lion Cadets OF TemperAnce
offered. coasietIag ~ Music,
disssa, 10. ricks's 70 cesss.
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NJ METROPOLITAN FAIR
M COMMITTEE ON ARMS AND TROPHIES
NEW YORK. April IS. 1850

NEW YORK. April is. 1864
ARMY AND NAVY SWORDS
The subscription for the Army and Navy swords In the
Merc poitan Fair VIII nnav close saturday tho 13d
instant, a. o.eocKP No sab:criptcss wili Be take.
buildings at Fourtee MIR street and
Seventeenth street 10 receive all subscriptions
oclocs until o'clock M In sealed envelopes sub
scriber enclosing the money certified check banks
the cy OF New York. with his which will piaced
the subscription books the evening by commit lee
appointed for that purpose
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mo LET-FURNfBHHD HOUSE, MEAN 0LEN COVE,
IL The house Is deiishtfuiiy situated on . beautiful
Sess a ser SURROUNDED by shade and shrub
berry sssbsng within few minutes walk sprrclr
S~se fr,1s uonuuoes Ten hesAHes and
ressarv ostbulldinss References exchanged. Apply
JoakPB HAROLD, 2ls Front street, 70 HENRY
YON0R 10 Wstee street
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T'o DENTIsrs-RooMs SUITABLE FOR A DENTIST
i let. Twentieth street. between broadway and
Fourth avenue Address Dentist Dor co. Post once.
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r,O RENr-tr FORTY SIXTH STREET. nBAR FIFTH
svesue 90 10, o. May 70 party Of three ~ fou! gsn
ueman with or vthou Board two gentlemeo and their
wives with Board neatly furnished Third Floor. Of fsur
The house and location hss class being
minuss walk 70 the Park None need apply bst thoee will
Ina pay liberal price, Call At address MRS w. SIS
Broadway.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
ACard.
0wensrILs- Irn Mau1a 10

owEssyILLE, IsD., Nay 10, 1864
Mr.. Editor:
In the Journal Of the 18th is the fol-
loving, in noticing cali from Col Cor
man, Of our town:
Col German proposed to the mer-
chants Of Owensville to close his store
and hand the KEY TO his wife, and go in
the One Hundred Days service, pro
vided they would do likewise, bat they
refused. 100
The facts are these there has not, al
any time, conversation. occurred be-
tween the undergigped merchants Of
0wensyille and Col German sbost
closing our store doors and going in the
One Hundred Days service, except with
W. B. Jaquess, who remarked 70 Col
German and one Of bis partners that all
had better close doors and 20 in the One
Hundred Days service. The Colonel
remarked that he was in for it IL the rest
would do likewise His partner was
then appealed to, but refused This re.
fusal is alluded to, to show that the Colo
ael could have locked up with impunity
and his partner unlock at leisure.
w. B. JAouEss,
Leroy MARTYR.
FEAEK NJ. WELBoRx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

WAsHIsSToE, May l3.--Ths extra
Star says that an officer, Who arrived
here to-day, reports that at P. N. yes
teraay q dispatch was received at the
front from Gen. Sigsfs command, dated
at Buffers Mountain, between Char
lottesville and Lynchburg, announcing
that our cavalry had torn up the railroad
between Charlottesville and Lynehburg.
% miles below the former place, and
also that the track Of the Gordonsvills
road between Charlottesville and KEGS
wick had been destroyed. All the
bridges between the above points, on
Goth roads, have also been DESTROYED.
When returning our forces encountered
body of rebel cavalry, who came from
the direction Of caster's Mountain, and
skirmish ensued, which ended in the
repulse Of the rebels who fed in the d.
rection they bad come. This was the
only rebel force met with during the
raid
There has been no fighting on the left
0lheers and men are in fine spirits
The Petersburg Express Of the lith,
says.
Gen Lee is in Richmond wounded.
The telegraph lines between Peters
burg and Richmond have been cut sew
eral days as well as the railroad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
Dispatch from Gen. Grant.



WAsHIsaroS, May l3.-The RepH6Ei
can, extra, has the following:
General Grant sends dispatch 10 the
President, received last ghi, Rnnsnn-
cling ia iaxma OF Characteristic modesEy,
that he moved on the enemys works
again at Spotlsyisania Ga Thursday NOR
ming, the 18th, at daylight Gens Burn
side add Hancock were making graud
aud inpetnous charges with the bAyoust.
BY corps. surprising the enemy and pro-
daeing the widest CONSERVATION ia his
understanding his right and centre,
and hurting his entire line back, with
a~inl slaughter, distance Of several
miles.
Gen. Grant remained master Of the
6eld, with eli the rebel dead aud wound.
ed The rout Of the enemy was com
Dlete. Details hereafter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxrIIIth Congress--FIrst sessIsn

WAsHTSGTos, Mas I3.
HoUsE-Mr. Washburn stated ahe sob
stance Of q dispatch received from Mr..
Dana, Assistant Secretary Of War, dated
st Grants headquarters yesterday, and
It was the same as that sent to Gen. Dix
By Secretary Stanton, and was received
with cheers on the Union side Of the
House. The Speaker caused to be read
Gen. Ingalls, dispatch to Senator Nes-
NTH, which was also received with great
applause.
The bill TO punish c0unterfeiting coins
in the United States was passed.
Il was agreed to adjourn to-day over
to Monday.
The committee on Elections reported
ia favor Of awarding the seat Of the Sec.
ond District of Kentucky to Mr.. Yea
man. Laid over.
Mr.. Pendleton reported bill for the
relief Of mercantile mutual insurance
companies authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to give notes to replace
these lost BY going to the company to
give bondsI -
Thayer. Of Pa, and Washburns, d
Ill, opposed the bill on the ground that
| ii would open the door to abuse
Washburne said we should devote al
our means to putting down the rebellion
/ and remarked that the gentleman from
Ohio, (Pendleton) and his friends could
hear the thunders from Spottsylvania
although he and they may NOT chez
when they hear the glorious news
Washburne- moved to lay the bill OF
the table.
Psndleton thought it unfair for the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

=
JOB woRK.-The Journal Office Is Furnished
with fail assortment Of new and beautiful type
Of tbs latest Styles ard Is faily prepared to exc
cute as zBssons work a. can be done 10 ihs
State, such As ;.sT1sR HEADS, BLL.BEADs
nsADISas, cIEouLAHs, BVsnzss cARDs, BAIL
TfsEETs, sBfrPIEs- BILLs, PosFEAs, &c, &C., either
in pisin q fancy .eolors.
OUR BIsDKRY I'VE haze Ia connection With
this Office one ofths beat BOOK BIHDERIEs and
BLANK BOOK MAsUFAoTUgIEsi this State,
and are prepared 70 dc kULfso aud SIEDisS a. DE-
sired. Magazines. Periodicals, &C., bound IN any
style fsqaiuea, aud cid books re-bOund at short
notice. Lsdgsrs, Journals and blank books, Sor
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses, MGR
chants. &C., uaanuisetarsd on as reasonable terms
as any ether establishment.
Az work done at this once will BE- done prompt
", and will be ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
Maryland Called ON for 100 Day Men

WAsHnGTos, May l3.-The Govern
ment this afternoon made q requisition
on Gov. Bradford fer the immediate
services Of 1000 Maryland militia for
100 days, on the terms on which the
Governors of the Western States have
recently placed their militia in the field
They are 20 relieve the other troops nos
doing guard and post duty 10 Maryland
who are TO 90 at once to the front.
The prisoners captured yesterday
morning in Haneocks charge upon
Johnson's division, report that the rebel
army is in state Of almost total insnb-
ordination on account Of want or food.
One hundred aud fifty skedaddiera
from Grants army, who were taken
from the boat which arrived at the Sixth
Street Wharf last night were sent to the
Provost Marshafs Office Not dpe Of
these men we're wounded, bat some pre-
scented that they bad been sun-struek
They will be placed on garrison duty in
the various forts Sroand the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
MtsseIlan.ous

PHTLADKEPHTA, Nay 1875 P. M-The
EeeniRg Telegraph has dispatch r5m
Fort Monroe, just received, stating that
all the distractions in James River hare
been removed, aud that our feet Of
iron-elads is advancing on Richmond
A dispatch from New York, dated to-
day, says that orders were received in
that city yesterday from Washington to
forward large quantity Of grape and
canister and she'll Fifty tons were
forwarded last night
4 New Orleans letter of the 7th, in
the New York Express, gives a report
that Gen Banks Is reireating BY the
land route to Brashear CITY, it being i'm
possible 70 do so BY Red River. The
steamer City Belle, on her trip up the
other day, with regiment Of troops on
board 70 reinforce him, was captured
With all on board, and the boat burned.
Two other boats had beea captured and
burned. a
Gen, McClernand arrived al Alexan-
dria on the 25lh.
The army occupies strong position
and IS able 10 resist FIVE times their
number = i Il =. q
All the transports are below the falls.
and safe at Alexandra
The Eastport was below on the 9th.
The enemy made his appearances on
the Shreveport road and drove in the
advanced cavalry. Gen. McCiernand
met them with bis command, when they
withdrsw without a fight The armies,
however, are in close proximity, and
piekefs firing constantly A battle was
hourly sxpseted. and our men are anx-
ioas for the conflict.
Gen. Banks was hit With a piece of
shell in the battle Of Minuets Bluff, on
the 23d lie was improving.
Gen Magruder is ssid to be on his
var from Texas to Western Louisiana,
20 join Kirby Smiths army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
2y.lsHrAEAPons, May 10, 1864.

MA fearful storm passed over the
region between Nashville and Chatta-
nooga day or two ago, pros.rating
houses, fences, telegraph lines, &c. This
is doubtless one reason why We have no
news from Sherman; another reason,
however, Is that Sherman issued the
strictest orders against sending tele-
grams or letters relative to his move
ments, and We need expect nothing
from that quarter until his work is ae-
complished, except what we receive
through the War Department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
Aid for the Soldiers.

Editors Journal.
Ny appeal to the women Of our city
and county has been responded to by the
following ladies:
Miss Matte Hownrd--2 cans fruit, 2
tumblers jelly, bottle cordial, ! lot rags
Mrs. Wheeler-i lot bandEges.
Mrs John Sennlag--4 cans fruit, 4
tumblers jelly, jar preserves, ] jar jelly,
| lot rags.
Mrs. John Hodson--l lot clean rags.
MIRA Alfred BennettAs2 half gallon
cans fruit
Misses Knoales--l lot bandages, lot
rags
Mrs. Hornbrook-700 yards bandagss.
This Is beginning, and | hope every
woman will feel it her duty to aid in this
cause. That we shall need them have
mo doubt, and that the articles contrib
uted will be properly disbursed, none
who know the officers Of the Sanitary
Commission can doubt again ask the
pastors of the churches to urge their
people to contribute.
T. HoREBRooK, Sanitary Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

gentleman to cut of debate, after he had
been given an opportunity to make his
demagogueish remarks.
Cox charged the gentleman from a.
(Wasbbnrne) with hlsnltiag his Co.'s
side Of the House, and Be wanted to
make an appeal
Cox was loudly called to order by the
Republicans, who in turn were called TO
order by the Opposition, and much con
fusion prevailed
The House refused to lay the bin on
the table, and PendIeton proceeded to
defend the MEASURE, urging It's Justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

our people. The play selected is "Pau-
yrette, or Under the Snow" which elici-
ted such universal applause on two for
mer occasions.
IA this is the last night Of the season.
and Mr.. Hollands 6rst benefit, We conf
IDENTIFY expect to see the house crowded.
He certainly deserves such a cotnpli-
ment. ga
We are happy 70 learn that Miss Fan
ny B. Price has kindly consented to sP
pear again tonight, and positively for
the last tins. at present, 10 this city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
omslai Dl.,pa.sh.

WAsHIxoroS, May l3-6:55 P. NJ.
To Aai. Gen. Dir;
The acting Surgeon General reports
that Of 500 patients, from the recen.
battlefield, admitted in she hospital, not
one of them will require any surgical
operation, and that ia bis opinion two
thirds of the whole number wounded
will bs Ct for service in thirty daya
Reinforeements are going forward 10
the Army Of the Potomac.
lSignsdl f. NJ. SrAxTos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

/ n.
/ ! @ssti ts SineInustf Jcwess, Cincinnati
een- hzilaS4, usud. Armada, Caiso
DEPARTURES.
Ontario, Cszezsssff Esai Bsoti. NsShx5,l.
| Caroline, Nashville Jewess, Ciuclnhafl
| z. Sped, Pond Xiv. Gen. nslieok, Hena.
= i A.
Tie river still rising slowly and viii
probably continue 10 90 50, for a day or
two, , - xv
There was absolutely nothing dene on
the levee yesterday. an The arrivals ex-
cspt the Ss~ess being in The Govern
meat service
To-daYahe elegant Armada viii Be the
star packet FOR Cairo, aud cannot be ex-
eelIed in fine aeconmodations Hnd CREST
speed Capt. Josh. Y. Throop i her
veteran commander, and Fred Huston
has charge Of the office. This insares
safety and eoHfort iopassengers
The magnificent Tarascon, Capt jim
Lssk, thorough gentleman and yete-
ran steahboatman, win be the regular
packet for Henderson and Louisville to
day. Frank Blacksmith is not surpassed
anywhere in courtesy, is 10 the Office.
and Dick Cox and Mr.. Carr have charge
of freight
The MAmadee has drawn out Of the
Henderson trade and laid up above the
wharf r h
The great Missouri will be here to-
morrow for New Orleans She is a grand
floating palace and Capt Hurd and Sam.
Barr are two as elegant and accom-
plished gentlemen as float
The Missouri has great capacity aud
great speed, and we hope 10 see her flled
with passengers aud freight,
The popular St Patrick for Memphis,
viii be here tomorrow Capt George
o Hart is immensely popular, aud Mr.
Lib. Frisbie aud Tom Lewis, her chief
clerks, stand unFiyalIed and at the top
Of their profession. Billy Fenton has no
eqaAl ss 4 freight clerk, and is, wishal, a
large hearted gentleman. Fill her up to
her capacity.
A dispatch from Capt Lnsk last even
ing, says the lightning w;aged Tarascoa
win he here to-day ON tims.all o. K,
and with al on board in 6ne keeping.
Jim never goes back" on his word
The r. D Speed left for Pond River
yesterday afternoon, with fall cargo.
The Gen. Haileck came in from Hen
derson with all the tobacco she could
stand ap under
Capt Dexter, The veteran commander
Of The hIghlheaded Superior, is 10 the
city. We learn that il is his purpose to
run the Superior as Summer boat, and
passengers may rely on finding her we'll
ventilated.
The Superior VIII probably be up to-
day s54
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
INV Yonx, Nav Is.

NKw YeRK, May Is
COTTON ie lower. Middling Upl2nas sa.lsSe
FLOER-SEAte and Western less active: S. IS
ezsT for kxtra State. s. 2S257 40 for Extra f. H.o
zad g. 45tS$s Is for trade brands market closing
dull.
WHISKY ksavy and lower; 81 2aSsl . for
STATE. Aha 81 l+essi 3 for Western.
WHAT less active, and lac lover. 81 saI
81 81 FIR Chicago Spring, 81 a59st IS fr Nil
wsukee Club, and 81 esssl IS Cor AMI Miehi-
rxH.
CORN frE-r: Mixed Western 81 4sasi s2s<
the latter for IN ior adoaf
OATS more active and hrnsr: sS5s05Sc ssr
Western
PR0SISI0SS-Pork dali and lower: $50 50 or
Ness Cut Meats inactive: n1sS1l2c for shaui-
deEss and l5e3lE3ze for Hams. Bacsn Sides quiet
Lard dail, heavy Aa5 lower. I3l9alsc
esBt
STERLING EXCHANGE dull and lover.
GOLD irregular, unsettled, and iowsr-opeaiae
a. - a-el,nlng g ~ . And closing heavy At =.
GOVERN "a M TrSADckS hrm, wfkh usRAsa
tsndeney. Tive Ewsnties. coupans, los e Efaa :.
80 Treasury y atsss osfos1ef \ 80 AnrfL ll11sA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

DISEASES OF THR NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systems-nsw and reliable
treatmsnt--in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSo-
CITATION. sent by mail In sealed letter snvsi-
opss, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. sxTLLIE
HoUGHToE, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, PhiiAaslshia, Pa.
sp<i'e4 dkwIys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
HAZE DYE! HAZE DYE!I

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is The Best fn The Foridi Ths only
Harpaless, True, aud Reliable Dye
Kaotea.
This splendid HAir Dye IL Psrsset-ehangss Red
Rassy % Grsy Hair, instantly to elossy Black
Of Natural Brown, without Iajuriug the Hair 81
Staining ths skfn, leaving shs HAIR soft and
Beautiful: ImpArts ffesh vitality, frequently re-
storing lie pristine color, aud rsotiass the IN
shs,etz ef Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL signed VII
LIAM A. BATcHEL0R, aiisthsrs are mere inl.
tatlens, and should b ssoidsa Sold By 81
Druggists, 1e. FAetory-sz Barclay strest. n.
BATcHEL0Rs NEW TOILET CREAM 70 r.
DRESSING THE HAIR. ylodwiy
naLst those who HAYS doubtsa the Virtues .
RsLt's oHpHsS BfrrrKs, II any such there be
read ne following Certificate from E.nslsmea vel.
knewA in this community, and doubt no nors.
Its general iasroductioa into the army will cave
the iiEes eFtbousAnds ofeur soldiers:
LeutsvIILE, Ky. Jane 81. tses.
We. the undsrsigned, hays ssen the good elects
rrodaoed By the Of Or. JonS BuLL's CEbnox
Btrrsas in ease Of general debility aud pres,raton
Of the system, and believe lss general ass would
prevent disease and relieve mach sufsrings--
Anens eur soldiers particularly would this Be the
case, especially those who are exposed - miAs-
| matte influence In the Southern climate.
| MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
oeilsetor Int. Rev. Sd Dis. Ky.
CuAs D. COTTON.
| CoiIeetor Of the Port q Loalsvllls, KY
col. N. DENT,
| Provost Marshai cenl Of Kentucky.
4 RHv. D. 2. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres OF Sanitary Commission.
/ HARVEY, HUGHES Co,
/ Publisher Democrat
enc. r. DoERN,
Prop. Louisviiie Anxnigsr.
RTGHEs PARkHILL.
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Nain ssEsst
Louisville, Ky.
/ DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
wholseAls shoe Dealer, Maiu 81, Louisville
| HART AAPoTHER,
/ photographers, cor Market and Third Sta.
/ Leuisviily, KY.
| JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant, cor. 81 and gtzrkst Ste
Louisviiie, Ky.
| CAPT. 8. y. HILDREru, 81.
OF steamer Major Andersen.
MAI. L. 7. THusToN.
Paymastsr Z. s. Army.
c. II. MkTCALF,
| National Hotel, Loulsviiis, ~.
| COL. JESSE BAYLES,
| 9Th ky. Cavalry.
| GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
! Louisxfli4 Journal.
Zee Advertisement In anotbor eslumn.
ATS IL scld by PETER WHEELING,
Sole Agent, Evau3uitle, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

wasHIxcroS, May I2-Col John
Haines, commanding the Marine Corps,
died here yesterday.
Hon. Charles b. Calvert, Of Maryland,
representative in the late Congress, died
suddenly, Thursday, at his residence in
G street
The credentials of Col. Jack Johnson
as representative from Arkansas, are
before the Committee on elections
Brigsdier General Humphreys receiv
ed the compliment from the Senate, yes
terday, of unanimous vote confirming
bis nomination IS Major General. F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
GOLD PENS.

All psus bear nay fFads-asark, &c. p. BAHSEs,
ExraA Lous, KY" for which have sesursd the
soFgvssAt, aad are SaFrsGtnd u eaFats doe aud
perfect In every respect. seut BY z.sif or express
refEFs charges. Persons ordering Will please state
he siEs and style desired. whether hard or soft,
nne o. eosFsei and II the zen should fki to psaAse
% prove dsf-etive, they vii have the privilege Of
sxehAnsisg- deduetion Of fifteen per cent al
lowed Ga orders Of SIS or over, and twenty-five
per cent. on lhosa Of Sl0o Literal discount made
70 the trads. Old pens repaired in the best man
ner for thirty-hFe esnis load aasspl each. Cifcu-
lAFs shs~sng slz@s, styles, and prices Of Watches
seat FEax 70 snx address. Address
c. p. BARNES.
peaisF In Gold Pens and AMKaIcAs WArcnES
SO Third Streets, Louisville, ny.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

PHILADELPHIA. May i3.-The Evening
Telegraph has a dispatch stating that
6ea. Crawford, in command Of the
Pennsylvania Reserves was captured BY
the rebels on Tuesday. Col s. A. Jack
son, Of the Pennsylvania Reserves Is nov
in command Of the Division.
The Reserves have met with severe
losses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

IMPORTANT ARREST. "A man named
Gaiford was arrested in this city yester-
day morning, ON charge Of having
aided in robbing the bank at Hartford,
Ky, aud with being arebeI spy, He
was lodged in jail to await an examina,
ton. Il is also said ho was attempting
TO reerait. for the rebel army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
Cen. sigel Destroying Railroads

Dispatch from GEN. Grant. : ) !.
WAsHIsGros, May 1890 P. M
To MAJ. Gen DIE
A dispatch from Gen Grant has just
been received. dated near Sp0ttsyIvsnia
C. a., May IL, $50 p ~, as follows:
The eighth day Of battle has closed.
leaving between 1900 and 1900 prison
ers in our hands for the days work, In
GLIDING two general officers and over
thirty pieces Of artillery. The enemy
are obstinate, and seem 10 have found
tbe last ditch. We have lost no organ
ization, not even a company, whilst we
have destroyed and captured one divis-
ion, (Johnston's) one brigade, (Dobbsg
and one regiment entire, Of the enemy.
lSigned,l + NJ STAsToS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

MusT sH SETTLEn.-Parties having
unsettled claims against the undersigned
are requested to present them at once
for payment, as we will discontinue our
business at misplace on Saturday 3lst
instant
After that time our address will be
Foster Brothers, No. g. West Second
street, Cincinnati, Ohio p. o. Box,
1878. Gro FosTBR q Co
Epansrilie, April &c, 1864 d5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

WAsTED.--A good girl, to do general
Homework for small family, can find
employment By applying immediately at
C. W. Pieree's residence, on Third ST.
between Walnut aud Chestnut Sta, next
door to Mrs Cunninghams.
myI2 .2td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

NEw YoRK, May l3.-The steamer
George Washington, from New Orleans,
the TN, arrived this afternoon.
New Orleans papers Of the 9th and
Tth contain nothing fro@ Red River.SA
The State Convention was in session,
and had rejected a pro-slavery report
The steamer Havans, from New York
and Havana, arrived on the 9th, but viii
be detained at Quarantine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

oSE HUsDRED DAYS MES.-There
we're about 1000 one hundred days men
in Indianapolis on Thursday-and still
they come.
A company from Warrick County will
DO in early thia morning, and take the
cars for indianapolis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHysfctASs--If yon wish 30 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicaes, and Chemicals at a small adj
vanos on Casters rrIecs, e. and examine KHIIxR
& wmrE's stock. where yen viii find every Arti-
Gle that Is needed ny the profession, and e pries'
which eanaot iali 20 give satisfaction. Their
store il At No. "a MAin street may4a& Wit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

HOUSES AND LoTs-If you want to
get house or lot, either large or small
go to Alyah Johnson's Office, on Third
street, who always keeps good supply
on hand for sale cheap.
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