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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

WASHINGTON, Mag IL - Late rebel
papers state that Lee Is wounded, and is
now in Richmond Ills army is out Of
gear, aud Is now in full retreat Beau
regard bas been reinforced By Lee The
telegraph wires between Petersburg aud
Richmond have been cut
Careful lnEesti gation shows the losses
of the Army Of the Potomac, in killed,
wounded and missing, iBcludiag prison
srs captared by the rebels, and siFag-
glers, up to the commencement Of the
battle OF Thursday, to be about a, GOO
The Star says, from the fact that no
eannonadipg was heard yesterday from
the front, it is believed Lee, in shifting
his position, has taken care to put him
self out Of immediate lighting range, if
he has not already moved Of rapidly
toward Richmond, The public mas eK-
peet to hear soon Of the occurrence Of
the next fight, if Lee has not been. so
weakened as to compel him TO seek the
cover Of the Richmond Notifications, or
to retreat rapidly in the direction Of
Lynehburg and Ssannton, from which
point his army has received its supplies
ever since Grant crossed the RRpidan.
We may add that We do not share the
apprehensions Of many, that Lee can
make = more obstinate defense on the
North or South Anna Rivers than he
has made on the Pc, IS the lines to be
held On the last of those rivers are much
longer than on the Pc, therefore much
weaker.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
Unconditional Union Convention In
Smlthlaud, Kentaeky--.S0und Doc.
frtua
SmrnIANn. Kr-. Mav . So

SMrHLAND, Ky., May 2, 1864.
At meeting Of the loyal citizens Of
Livingston and Lyon counties at the.
Court House in Smithland, by, to select
delegates 70 the louisville Convention,
May 9th, 1864, Charles G. Halstoad was
called to the Chair; Jesse Thompson.
and Joseph White were chosen Vice Pres
idents John H. Coaant, Secretary and
j. Bond Thompson, Assistant Secretary.
Charles G. Halstead made few re-
marks aslo the object OF the meeting.
saying if there were any present who
opposed any movements of Union men,
he hopee they would leave.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted, viz
Resoired, lst, That we are in favor al
crushing out this uncailsd-for rebellion,
aud that we are in favor Of using any
and all means in our power to crush out
the same until the supremacy of the
Government is restored in all the rebel
hous States. 10000
Resolred, "a. That we heartily en-
dorse Abraham Lincoln and the Admin
istration in their efforts 10 suppress this
gigantic rebellion. which, If successful,
will divide our Republic into petty State
Sovereigntiex--s doctrine that contains
within itself the seeds of its own de-
struction a@d -
Resotced, Sd, That we heartily en-
derse the course of Hon. Lnciap An
derson in Congress, in his votes an6
speeches, in behalf of maintaining the
integrity Of this Government !
/ Resolcsd, 4th, That we are determis-
/ ed that the Uaion delegates shall not be
trammeled by such men as Prentice
Guthrie, Davis, taHandlghan, Voor
bees and the traitor Long, who are not
acting in good faith toward the uneondi
tional Union element of Kentucky.
Resolced, 5. That we empower Our del
egates to 60 for the nominee Of the Bal
timore Convention for President, and
that he shall have our hearty support 81
the 4th of November -ext, but our iiFs
choice is ''Honest Old Abe. iffssrE
ResOlred, That the American peopl,
owe an eternal debt Of gratitude to tn,
soldiers who hare covered themselves
4 with lasting glory, and that we viii stans
by them until the last enenyof the Fed
eral Government shall be wiped ont
ReSolred, 9th, That we hereby extsas
our hearty thanks 70 Capt John " Bash
| Post Commander, and John. L Seatoe
Assistant Provost Marshal, of LiYings
ton county, Ky, for thsir untiring ener
~ in the Union cause; and that we hop
that they win ever remain grisvou
b..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16


Hg1peUARrERs ARNn PoToNAc, May
l3.--Among the officers killed and wound.
cd yesterday are the following:
kiIled--Msjor Tenefoot, Captain c.
'P Warner and Lieatenant Ford, 18th
Pennsylvania; Captain Agres, Assistant
Adjutsnt General on General Motts's
staff Lieutenant Colonel Merriam, 18th
Massacbusetis; Colonel Heniing aud
Lieutenant Colonel Miles, 10Th Pennsvl-
wanna; Captain +. y Jones, l23d New
( York Lieutenant Leaner, 4th Excel
sisr Lieutenant Judkins, General Eays
staff Lieutenant Smith, Surgeon 9eth
Pensylsania.
Weanded--Gaptaia Ii Bsiseel, =who
took flag, aud Lieatepant I.oYett Bath,
lf9th pennsylvania, Gan other officers Of
that regiment are safe); Major TotteF,
9th Wisconsin G. II. Hurg, Adiutaut 70
General Bessel, Captains Phelan and
| Thompson, 4th Excelsior; Captains Pa
attell and MeKenna, badly. Captains
McDermott, Bingham and Brown, Of
Hancock staff. Lieutenant Colonel
D4nks, Both Pennsylvania; Lieutenant
/ Lee. General Woods staff. Captain
/ Mash, both captured by the rebels; Capt
+ Hayrnan; Capt Darling, Of Gen Hayes
staff; Col West, nth Maine; Col West
and Lieut. Col Greenwood, l05th Pa /;
/ Lieut. Col Ssoughtou; Lent Col Bales
and Capt Neiiz, e9th Pa, Lieut.. 3 S
I Caleb, ofsGeu Birney's s.sf, captured
on the 9th The Sd brigade Of Gen.
RusselIs division Of the 6tn corps has
but one field officer on duiy-Maj Hick-
Z man
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

The Evansville Journal notices tie
FIRST practical operation OF the ladies
volunteer movement that We have seen.
Two accomplished young ladies Of that
place, Miss Mary Terry and Miss Jennie
Griffith, have actually taken the places
Of two elefks in the store Of Messrs.
Coolidge & Co, and gone to work reg
ularIy. We have an idea that these two
young ladies' will Improve the business Of
that house considerably, and if some In
disnapolis merchant wants to do himself
n very considerable service he cant take
a shorter way to It than TO send a couple
Of clerks to the army and take two young
ladies' in their stead.-IHd. Journal
The Messra Coolidge have done them
selves credit by their patriotic stand in
relation TO filing the ranks Of the army,
and sustaining the war--one Of the broth
ers having lent a hand " himself at the
business, in the army Of the Potomac.
We are glad to see that they are meeting
With that success Ia business which they
so well deserve, by their enterprise and
patriotism, The young ladies mentioned
above, also deserve 20 be hohored fol
their patriotism, and their desire to make
themselves useful, and to indirectly aid
The Government as much as they can
Verify they win have their reward ia ap-
proving coascienees and tho onoomium'
Of right-thinking people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
HEHs BY IELEGRLPH
They Retreat into North Carolina
Strong Appeal to Kentuckians-
The Latest News from Red River.


WAsHrsGrox, May Il = Yesterday
800 prisoners, including 400 officers,
have arrived at Belle Plain. One Of tie
rebel Gsnerals captured is Bradley s
Johnson, of Maryland, formerly mem
Der OF the House Of Representatives Of
Maryland, and a prominent member Of
the Legislature when i undertook "a run
the State oat Of the Union - s.
A sounded rebel prisoner states that
Longstseet was wounded 10 toe right
breast, and subsequently, his command
understood that he had died on his. way
toRichmoad, APP, Hill was also wound
ed 10 the same engagement, and i il
stated BY several that they heard Lee
was wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY,
JOHN W. GRUES s co.
PrOpretors.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANkeEEcISG
- tetes PahliS that We have oa hand large
And exeelleht ssssrfEnent 81 Wee isE Goods Of osr
on EaanuEaessrs. snbraaax Jeans, BLANKETS,
Pain anu Plaid FIauneIs, Linseys, HainorzIs,
SseekinS ara SC. which re vii salI or sx-t
change TO- Noei o. very reasonabie terms.
We viii als0 spa add nsx61 fscture Wool rsr
.c1storn- rs IS -hsrstofare- Being provided with
III best Of k2sterD Maehinery of.the latest tz-
proFe@eTts, -fcgethsr- With r-cst experienced
setkmen,Ee Isl eo5fdsns Of satisfying all who
nay fAvcr u wish heir pasroaays. Also cash
paid for Wooi. fsetery corner Msrkst ana Ingis
iisTssts- nyff J. W. GzUES CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

Latest News fr0m HE'D Rtver-Af-
rcInpts 90 save the O anal boats.
ST. LauIs, Nav l4-The Democrat
has news from Red River 10 the 5sh
Porter vas at Alexandria with his iron
clads A large force vas engaged in
damming the river At Alexandrla, so as
10 give a Sufficient depth Of water in tho
falls for the gunboats to pass over IL
will take tao weeks 10 raise the water.
Gen. Growers command is at Alexan-
dria The Federal lines embraces q cir
cult Of three miles There Is 90 com
manieaiion By land with the army al
Grand Eeore. o8
Gen. McClernaBd was recognizing
his corps at New Orleans, for the pnr.
pose Of reinforcing Banks Gen. Smith
viii return with his troops 10 Yiekshurg
Butler & Holiday, Of Illinois, brought
out six hundred and forty seven bales OF
cotton from Alexandria Messengers
have gone to Washington 10 label itaon
behalf Of the navy. k# aA st&
Magraser, with $4,000 men, Is report
ed &c have joined Kirby Smith AZ Sabine
Cross Roads ~
Price had detailed 900 men 10 work
ON Notifications, seven miles below
Shreveport a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

PHTEA BELRHi4, May IA special 10
toe EreAing Telegraph. dated Clneinna-
Ii, May l4ih, states that news was re-
ceiyed there, from soldiers, that Scho-
fields army moved from Bulls Gap on
thes2d- snd after fonr hours fighting %
the 4th, the rebels retreaied--the Union
troops pursuing them into North Carroll
rs. No particulars received
The news that Gen Thomas had taken
Dalton is confirmed We have eaptared
about 1000 prisoners, and ten or twelve
pieces of artillery, The rebels resreated
in some disorder to Resaca and Rome.
Oar troops are in hot pursuit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
LarEe carre of COTTON.

CAIRO, May l3-Midnight-The steam
err Daring and .AIiee Dean, from Mem
phis, passed up for Cincinnati The for
fner with 537 and the latter with 5s3
bales Of cotton. 4 ttas slh (
Gen. Candy and Staff passed Mem
phis yesterday, ca route for Red River.
DE. Derby, Surgeon .in-Chief with
Banks, reports the Federal less At Pleas
ant Hill az 670 killed ! $40 wounded,
and 500 missing aud prisoners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
Gfe 1aiEn aansnaL.
MosDAY...........................-...... =
KenfnekY InTaIfI.

We have received from the Secretary,
and publish to-day, the proceedings OF
a meeting Of Unconditional Union men
Of Livingston and Lyon counties, ky.'
held at SmitbIapd on the I'd day Of Nay
1884 The resolutions breathe no half
hearted, qualified and cowardly devotion
u the Union, but are ou;spoken and un-
conditional il their uttersnees. They
are eminently worthy the heroic men
who, in spite Of rebel tyranny, and IN
the face Of danger AMI death, elected
Sam. Casey and Lucien Anderson 10
represent them in the Congress Of the
United States, and cast out the rebel
Burnett from their midst and sent him
to the bastard Confederacy where his
heart was while his bodyrepresented the
First District Of Kentucky in the Union
Congress-
1t is no easy matter to be an Uncondi-
tionsl Union man in Kentucky, and es-
peeially IN the Southern portion OF the
State. On This side Of the Ohio river il
is fashionable and easy to be loyal TO the
Government There man, who Is truly
50, IS in daily danger Of bis life Hnd
property, and deserves great honor for BIZ
bravery and devotion to principle. Tb'
gentlemen who took part in this meeting
considering the circumstances that sur
rounded them, merit the thanks Of al
true Union men. They have witnessed
the devilish spirit Of secession and re
beHion, and know how TO hate IT,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
MILLTNERY.
MRS r HASTINGS

N7ISEEs ~ INFORM HER OLD PATRONS
pa aad re pueiie Esaersliy that aha has just
returned VII oae 81 the largest and host selected
stocks Of millinery aud Fancy Good ever hroug ut
sc 20 bis city.
Her stock consists Of all the latest styles OF
Ribbons, Flowersa &C, OF the best Qualities and
sQfs6dsIso dispose Of thsuls At the iowest possible
frics 70 r CASH.
--,- Tue Ladies would do ysR % give her call be-
ftre NJ chasing elsewhere.
'sn,el" MR. 3. HASTINGS. Main Street.,
North side, tirss dooss trem Second.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

FRoN THE ABUNDANCE OF rHE HEART
THE Mourn SrEAKErH-Ever since the
grand movement of the Army of the Pc
tomac commenced, We have watched the
columns Of the ccpperhead organ on
Third Street with much interest and So
licitude, and as reports OF successes to
the Federal arms began to fash in quick
succession along the telegraph wires we
have watched and waited for single
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
s25 REWARD.

A pABK BAY MARX And eoLT c~Aa stolsu
II ffoui ny stable ia Center Township, fsuasf-
bufgh oaasF. On tie Eis ht Of the izth iust Ths
mars vas 10 yeats old. IS hands = lsshes hikh
lai pash psls euttails white spot heart ped.
81 reheah white stripe GA fhs noss, running 20
ieik seskr'i waafe unasF lips farsnKs Hut boots
Ia leH tiisa TX dsrk q wtfhIA thFre imchrs 81
tssf. ~ni fe FiKhs hiud leg d4Tk - wishin 80 i
y zine inehss ~ hoof, wAlsh Is Nhlte Ass, :
seaF % eIss 81 LeF hind efiocks. e-a5s
A mare eolt about two weeks cid, takeS sith
the mot ier eolos bAy small shits ssos ia r. re.
head aod one @hifa 4 nj hooG atf
] Sill glFe swsnsy hTeAsilasa for the ratarn 81
said mars aud esit, 81 i0r iasoFmailsn that viii
euahis me 70 set shsm
magic ~ JONI wnITEIKAn. JR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
,entence that would indicate d sympashF

sentence that would indicate a sympathy
with Cen Grant snd his glorous army
but re have watched and waitedan vain.
The ncws that has thrilled every .isyaI
heart ~fth Joy, has failed 70 elieisffOm
that intensely loyal sheet a single ex-
preston Of qualification; not a single
emotion of the JOY that patriots feel is
manifest, but on the contrary, manifesto
tons and expressions Of doubt and dis
trust, until =faets-nf-a great-xiciory
become indisputable, when it reIapses
intoe logged silence, and casts out-in-
I. sinuasions Of dfsbeiief and quotes frsm
other disloyEf sheets such paragraphs as
that copied On Saturday morning from
the Cincinnati Enquirer, relative % sht
campaign Of Gen. Hooker 80 inar
who has . particle Of brains ear
fail to see that the Times experience
grief instead Of joy at the reports Q
Grants triumpbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I WILL sELL AF4pUBLIc AUCTION or
4 Saturday, May u iss4, It tbs Court Heisse ii
twoo'eloek N, ths follsaFibg lots in ths E4ss-
srn EnlsEgement. Lott. Block Is; lots shd IL,
block "a !; lot Is. black s.; lot Is, block ~ lot
L, blsck 40; lot II. hioek 81, ios l, block 4s.
SALE POSITIVE. #Title perfect.
fkRMS-one-kam cazh. bzlance IN six and
twelve months. with interest, secured BY mort
gage Apply 10 aTHOs L. cARyIg. &
sr2s d2wTuThSzt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

May ~.
SoLDIERs: The time has arrived when
yourcommandingG General feels authorized
in addressing you IN terms Of copefatn-
lation. For eight days and nights. al
most without intermission, in rain and
sunshine, Won have been galIantly fight
ing q desperate foe 10 positions uatur-
ally strong. You have compelled him
to abandon bis forti6cations on the Rap
idan, to retire and attempt to stop your
progress, and now be has abandoned hrs
last entrenehed position, so tenaeionsly
held, suffering 10 all loss of Is guns.
% eolors and 5000 prisoners, inoldding
two general officers. Your heroic deeds
and noble endurance Of fatigue and pri-
vafions viii ever be memorable. Let as
return thanks to God for the mercy thus
shown as, and ask earnestly for It's con-
tinuznce.
SOLDIERS, Your work is not over. The
enemy mast be pursued and II possible
overcome The courage and fortitude
you have displayed renders your com
handing General confident that yoor
future efforts will result in success
While we mourn thelos Of many brave
comrades, let as remember that the enc
my must have suffered equally if not
greater losses We shall soon receive
reinforcements which he cannot expect
Let as determine thea TO CONTINUE siCor-
ouslyi the work SO well begun and under
Gods blessing, in shor.' time, the object
OF our labOFs will be accomplished.
GEoRsg g. MEADE,
-- SD Maj Gen Commanding
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

WAsHTSeTos, May l4--Admiral Du-
pons and Hon. Winter Davis book, in
answer 10 the ir0n-elad document, is
nearly ready for publication. '1
Senator Hale has reported bill for
the relief Of seanen whose vessels should
be wrecked or sunk. bat refusing any
allowance 10 officers as 7aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

.H gaa ron Ergg loas AZ bARSy.
- David s. 6oadlEg, q Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson 81 Vigo.
-sfs.r roe STATE ELEcToRs.
1ss DIstriet--Jaa.ss @. Dsnny, of Kn0x.
Il at IN John T. H0ughlaad, q spencer.
"a Dlstrsct--cyrus Y. nixon, d CARR.
sf Franeis Westsr, 81 LagTanEr.
4. a Dfstrict-Hsnry n Pritehsfds Of Barthoie
500 new. ~
lz s1fff MaSison Evans, d Lawrence.
- AN Dlstrlet--I,ssuidas Sexton, Of Rush.
.s4f5 Nv Kyger, Of Franklin.
=. gth Distriet = 3enl " claypooi, Of Fayftis.
aats' ~ n Joshua ~. Msiieft. q Henry
3 am plstrief--.J j. Wright, Of Iorgan.
J. O. Green, Of Shelby.
sfts 7th DlstrIct--John Osborn Of ratuafn.
.iIs - Thomas n Rice, Of Parke.
sth Distriet-B p. Davidson, 81 Tippeeahos.
nsBI. q Gregory, o. Warren.
la 9th DIstrfet--Jamss D. Bedford. Of White.
- = ala Aaron 0uerney, Of Porter
3 40sh Distrfst4--sf. r. Dickinson, 81 Dekalb.
- ~ Haiist Kiib0nrns, u Elkhart.
s lIth Dlstrlet--.John 81 WAiIace, 81 Grant.
James 81 Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

ALBAxY, May l4-There Is break
in the Champlain Canal at 6lsnn's Falls,
which will delay navigation three or four
days. Boats viii probably pass the break
at Nhitesboro, until Monday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
MUSICAL, &C.
GRAND CONCERT.

fItug @0rcseessl CITY Bsha sni q Heart
4 Society take pleasure Ia informing Abe eitl-
1aAs of lie ana vicinity that tlAuy will give
tao Concerts Of Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Muals
fIIgf FIg A. MASONIC HALL, Tuis
On THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS.
18th And 9th u Aay Inst. sfisl
As the proceeds are 70 be applied toward payiag
Kor the ReH iastFusneata Of Ills band. tbs Euhila
viii now have an sppertnnity II reatfiputlng -
IL, ensi also cot ssins resolved.
sFfeaFamsAss aua fefthsr particulars Nili -
given several days previous 70 the eonssrt.
o. ". NAEhEs.
msyiG Meaieal ptfeGtcf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

PHltABElPHIA. May l4.-A letter has
been received ia this city from Lord
Lyons, stating that he has never had any
correspondence with JET. Davis, and
that the recent publications to that ef-
feet are forgeries.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
BOILER MAKER
JOHN P. L LAURENT,
Boiler Ri akoE,
Corner OF Pine and Water Streets
EVA SsVTLLE. IL DIANA.

AN PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
Il AZ steam Boilers, Stationary OF rorezhls. ]
fav- sverT fAciIIty fsr doing good work that good
u-schiuery asd gosd vor<zEsa e2k sSss, and al
y-ork entrusted % ne VIII - maze un6er ~ pa.
s3uAI supervisioD-
~ Work-ez ssnt - ar Part Of the city and
sazrtxy 10 Do rspsiKizg. sa esoIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
CIRCULAR.
Important to Soldier

Head srs Asst Pro. Mar. Gen. fer Iudiana,
Indianapolis, Tod, April ~, 1855 !
1sHE A. P. M. General Ct Indiana has. hem
Il directed . notify al enlisted men who have
received i1rlguzb, Of stss absolut@ nersssity Of
their prompt return 70 tbeirTespeetivs Commando
a. tie expiration thsrssf . foi nt cut y them the
dsngsroz= position they uiIl place themselves in
by boz ret urning promptly, and 10 assure all con
ecrnea mat y y The deterni. ation 81 the War
Department. 20 aoaudsz he psst ieuisncy in cob :
siderfng sch .deiilaHsrcies. Duty and patriot.
ism nov require that every soldier shaIf e a. his
post. sis ~ ms rfssH go -
Provost MArshsIs viii exercise xig5lsnes IL
Proseeatisg any evasion oftbs performances OF this
duty. I44 80 -sa
By ordsr az g COL. GoERAD BAKER
ID p PizKIS, 1t. "A A. 40 -
[Fiareazes eass;fe eopys myl5-s~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
Cen. wad.wsrth buried.

NEW York, May l4--A rebel Captain
taken prisoner, informed q correspond
ent Of the New York TINES that be as
sisted ia burying Gen wadsworsh, and
took from his body bis Official papers,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
81 WANTED.

ToURNEYMEN CARPENTERS 10 gotb Kea-
3 81 .tEeky.I Eos furlhsr particulars, inquire 81
n00m No. =, aherHood B0uss- msylG u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
4 Few CARPETS Left
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, he odeons and
~ Cabinet Organs.

TINE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE CON
i STANTLY receiving the above Instruments
from SOFAS of the best nrAnafaetarars in New York
and Boston, aud will sell them at Eastern prices
adding freight arass-t.r
Samples may be seen at their residence, on
Water Street. hrst door below Chestnut, 1t will
be 70 the interest Of those wanting the above in-
strameuts, 70 call before purchasing elsewhere.
y ArSo-lvl - /. - IM-. !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

kls'FJEs A MONTH"; IA gen - Wsuted 10 sell Sew
d I - ing aEheisls1ts. We win siHs aie nAafas-
sioa on all mach ines sold, or employ Agents Wh0
. ssil N0ri FIR fhs aboFe Nares atd all expenses
paid. Address D. b HARRINGTON Co.. de-
AFos Mlnh EAKWf n fMEEM mayi2 L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

BALTrHoRE. May 1.-THE Goyersor
Of Maryland has called for txo a. three
regiments Of one hundred days yonn-
teers 10 relieve all regular troops on duty
IA This State. @ Bee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
Grant ~ PressIng Le.,s Renr.

wAsHISGToS, Nay A. Information
received from the army Of The Potomac
AZ noon to-day Is that yesterday they
were still pressing on Lee rear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

: PTTsBVRD, May liz River l6 feet
seans BY pier mark and rising Weath-
er clear and pleasant, Money market
declined T. Sold 6s~ Silver so.