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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28
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| Mem Yeako d ap2ys--The Hsralds S2e
cial aonfAipa,t be ifoliogiaeTIEcount OF fh
struggle fpr sTaylesls bridge eyer the Nprti
Anna, where my ,lasts dispatch WAS VIII
ten. 1t was disputed by considerable frrc'
Of the enemy Gen. LaHsi division e Long
streets corps was postedinsisoig entfeDch
ments, between Long Creek and the river
1 and seemed disposed to hold sTayior's bridg
at all hazards, and poured storm, shot ant
tshell from their batteries, when Genera
lBirney with his divisions advanced.
, . Col Pierce and Eagsn3 withShsfr brigad'
! of the lst, and End, made g.. assatilt on Gu
tepemy's works at s o'clock p IN, Of the 22n'
pst. + ',s.f,,,,,. =
The rihemen6 atYstha . enemy poured
deadly FIRE into their ranks, and they char
sed on heir batteries, on the high ground
q little to the left of the bridge, and scour
ed The open space in every direction, tear
ing up earth works with their wbfzzine
missiles The redoubt was carried at the
point Of the bayonets, and q considerable
humbhr ofthe rebels killed, in the intrench
sments and Ito captured. '1 1865
l This assault which was made under The
immediate direction of Gen. Birney, is con.
sidered to be a very brilliant affair, and
General Hancock wrote him a very compli
mentary letter .e'i :. - f'l'l, d
The Sd, and 5th Michigan, Seth and Path
New York, 99tL Pa, and 18th Maine, suf-
1ered more severely than any other regl-
ment in thu divisfou.ao
The rebels when driven fr IN the deduuot
and rife pits, retreated across the river,
many Of theIh swimming. the bridge being
too much crowded to admit oftheir crossing
with as much CELEBRITY as they desired -
The assault on Taylors Bid e, spanning
the North Anna' was made Without loss oil
time. by the 18th Maine, aud The bridge car
ried after sharp skirmisb, An and the enc ny
driven from their position on the opposite
bank. 81, g..as2 $50 -seN,s a.E77n't
81 At IL P. NJ. the enemy made sortie
'fromchis works and Q, deavored to retake
the bridge, but after spirited skirmish Of
about two minutes, were driven back.
At midnight another attack. with much
larger force was made, and drove our men
from the bridge, and held it sometime, and
made severar attempt to burn il. The 7th
New York heavy artillery came up, and
the rebels were forced to retire, and the
fire was extingushed, and We occupied the
bridge without further trouble, till morning
AT z a m. bss g5,H go - g.i-lLa '5a -
!, Birney crossed the North Anna, at the
bridge, with his division, followed by Gen
Gibson and bis division, and soon after by
the balance OF the corps. To1I Sagri5
~tit f-,T. - q r4F. q
The Herald's correspondent says: our
losses on the 23d and 24th, do not exceed
500 in killed wounded and missing, while
| that of the enemy amounts to that in killed
and wounded, while we have 1000 prison
ers i.a, &. o.. fGp isu, 'at ueil zaa.44
a. The World. special dated at L A. M. on
the 18th say: ''a'a,,- a"@ 'y.tl'-
Our army il on the South bank Of the
North Anna river. gT-ogy .-a,
At IL M considerable picket firing on our
centre but no batteries opened yet
Mo Sf ond fri cor,,S ora dr sncin0
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PARTRIDGE'S
STOCK DEPOT.

ALI kind, Of Artists Material on hands and
sale at ~ Low rates 9 they ca DO purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati or other cir'es.
Pan y prints ef 6ne quality, Looking Gia,scz
Picture Flames Moaltings and 4 e. ..isty o
other goods IN hand and for sale at fair rates,
NJ 3. A restricted numher o Pupil taken b
learn the Art -pl6-f
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

NEw YoRK, May 27.-The steamers City
Of Limerick and Westminster from Liver
pool arrived this morning IL DDt
The steamer Champion trout Aspinwall
18th arrived this morning, she has $500, 900
N treasure. - ~ a
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The recent seasonabie weather. has
bsough forward tae ~hsass grass and oafs
finely. These crups could.not now be 10 .
more flonrishiag condition. Many fields Of
wheat will yield full crop after all the
winter killing "a !.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

A FEMALE volunteer in the l0lst Ohio in
the gnise of "blue" and painting for glory
and romance upon the field Of battle, per-
forming the plrt of a bold soldier boy,,
vas discovered in Nashville last Wednes
day. She was a lady Of very delicate form
and features, and of prepossessng appear
ance, and, having become separated from
the regiment, and having no friends in the
city to whom she could trust her precious
self. she concluded to report to the sergeant
Of the guard, and discloseher sex, and thus
secure comfortable quarters. She was sent
10 the hospital She regrets her folly, and
those who knew her at bone speak OF her
only in terms of praise. She declares pos
itvely that there are five more OF her stamp
IS priyates in the ranks of the lOlst, and
If she has to 60 homo, they must 90 TOO
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'Two hsndsonfs and accomplished young
lsdiss are to be tried for treason at the
june term Of Court at sFairmont.ia We IN
IdeFstand that theo Government Attorney
expects to convict them Of capital offenses:
In that case, they Of course, must be ex-
ecnted opathe galloys. a..saxs .aoi v0
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DO Banks in sew Orleans.

Nav YoRK. Map 2I.-The Columbia ha
arrived from New Orleans on the 2lst.
The Parser sIys telegram had fbeep re-
ceived that Banks aud staff hal ariiy -d 81
New Orieans from Red River
There is no news. ." a AZ C. e
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Nav YORK, May 27, 8 A. M.LSpeciAIs t.
the morning, papers. contain nothing more
sth sn Secretary Stations despatch q ---
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Gen. a. j. HamiIfOn's AccOun
of DestitutiOn i'm Texas.

Gen, j. "A, Hamiltou has arrived there
and gives a ,lamentable account Of tue state
of offairs in Texas The withdraw OF a
large force Of our troops from Texas, will
place the Uniohists in painful position,
they are already in frightful condition,
wLole families year or two slnce were
enjoying all the comforts of life now arc
reduced 10 beggary, the able bodied men
run off by the rebel conscription and their
fanatics left helpleso and without protec,
ton 10 3d.. ta
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d. 4 = D..
STEAMBOAT CAPTURED By REBELs.--By .
gentleman belonging to the crew Of the
steamer Colona. who arrived by that boat at
about eleven o'clock Sunday night, the
Evansville Times learns that on Saturday
morning, between ten and eleven O'Clock,
some thnty-two rebels, said to belong to
John Morgan's gang, boarded the Oolona
at Rock Castle, on the Cumberland river,
and CAV. the passengenes and crew big
scare for small price. They made the
captain roll off about dozen hogsheads OF
tobacco, which we're on the forecastle, and
made general search, which resulted in
the rob6ing of the bar keeper of his'noney,
and helping themselves bountifully to his
liquors and tobacco, and the breaking open
OF lady's valise and taking theretron get
of jewelry .,-sy ly.rsl @
p After obtaining all they wanted, they
requested the captain to set them over the
river, = which he did, and then'went on
his wav rejoicing. LOUISVILLE Democrat,
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80 STRAYED.

ERoM the subscriber on the night Of Tassasy' Msy
and one Of her ears cut. Supposed havea youno
aH with her Any information will Be suitably re-
m s1ssd a, JAZZ AAHAr q H1iss Street.
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The weather Isl inteusly hot. sra
The Evening Telegraph has the FOLLOWING

Moseby's guesriiias hepe bsea! asyoling
ihe lst 10 days to the entire destruction OF
all our block hous, and bridges tom tie
sUnionsMills down To the Rapidsn. The
Withdrawing our troops upon the r. r for
mors important duty afforded them a clear
coast for their operations 10 which. they
were assisted BY farmers all along the read
whom We hare protected and supperted al
winter &ooiz 19dB EEL m 5Tsf. b .aa lBi Gss5
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NOTsCR.

@ NOTtCR. t
A LII persons are noticed thss viii pay no
n debts except such ~ eontssct ayseif.
SAMUEL HAGfa1AN
Cameron Marshall oouniy W v,
my22-3t' a. EbErs
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- gsS $1,000 ~ XoEE9EA
- ,saaissaw :, IL LAX "a .sX
.sssi g glEI
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10 THE first strawberries of the seasoniwsfe
visible to the naked eye in the 1cify yesferi;
day. We believe the yendef offered them
even for shinplasters- quart for quast.aa i
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

f'b+ ""'!t'''" NEW YORK, May u.
Gold frmer, opening at "a "a. declining to s. "A
advancing to Sc SIS and Gle sing steady at s. 81.
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WHEELING CREEK AND PENHSYLvA
MIA TURNPIKE COMPANY.
TN compliance with law passed Oct. Both 1863
i by the Legislature OF West Virginia, books oil
s,bscrpti n for the purpose Of organizing said Com
pany, will be opened at the Store room OF X )
hopkins. Film Grove, Ohio County, (the pliee 6x-
ed by said law Gu : turday May 18th. 1864
whore and when l persons intere ted IN said bond,
will please attend. TIE Capital stock of said bond
is fixed at $4,000. Ths slI,es ut $50 each, and
when the sum Of 5000 shall be subscribed the said
company can be organized
SBERRARD CLEM8NS,
JACOB KELLER,
ALEXANDER CALDWELL,
JOSEPH SHEPHERD,
DANIEL STEEER0D,
II. +. BUCHANAN,
JAMES HOWNEY,
SETH ING sAHAM,
VIZ. McCREARY,
ap26-tf COMMISSIONER
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~ Or everything except the peach, we now
have the promise of magnificent, fruit
crop. - ~ s.aI t~s4r a
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More News from the Front.

nv y ~ I'VE - OAAA Univ - VAAAs
FHfEzDEFFHTx, May 9FszfA -Irquirs,
haa the fsllpsing despatch dated SouEl
iiee 3 Anna pear ! 'alico Bridge, Ne,
25th, 2 p. m:
Z The rebels sre in our front and ptisoper.
hare bean taken from the 3 rebel generals
Ewsll, Hill and Longstreet
0vet 400 prisoners were taken from |
brigade of s. CaroIinians by the Peuns
Reserves under Ora Wfora Who made ,
charge on our 8 xtreme right So sas 6
After Warren had crossed the North An
q q ths roaa leading ~ Beaver Dam.
Our troops have torn up and completely
destroyed nearly miles Of track on the
Va. Central R. Il West Of Sections juno
ton. & sfsta
We are now but one days forced march
from Bicbmond, in tiue open ountry with
plenty 81 good pasture for our horses, but
n0thigg for the msg except what has been
brought along. The enthusiasm Of our ar
my knows no. bounds. while the morale Of
the rebels judging from their wounded
prisoners failirg iaio our hands Is ina very
bed condition. 10 4oyll "a. ss5s.t n i,,,4sst =
z The weather isIinteusly hot. en
The Evening Telegrapa has the following
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II Bors, you will, of course, not forget the
Nam moth Circus which performs on the
Island 10 day It Is said to betbe grandest
exhibitionuow. trsyslpy,OJJ 4 -72a
49, -. - oo-ssY 60 oys s,,st. ,rtlJ
.A&
,.}4AId3 nW .H-.aidsl
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FOUND, on 4th street, two small keys,
which the owner can have BY calling At
this office. ;1swoiI sai.IsIA sssa Gas I'd
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OUR 6oods were mostly manufactured aud pa;
~ up for tbs SPRING ana SUMME
STYLES. by the firm at New York, and can
there ore be relied upon asthe best goods
Please call add sx4mins our stocs for yourselves
bs'ore purcaasing elsewhere.
my33m t D. ALTH0F Co.
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Banks With a Portion of his
nm Command las Arrived ut
Nav Orleans. s--

CMRo, May 26.--The steamer Atlantic
from New Orleans 2lst, and Memphis yes
lerday evening, with 22S bales OF cotton for
ST. Louis. gsu.,usIf -al .t.
The steamers Oohmbis, Havana and Geo
Cromwell were TO sail for New York on the
2lst. -a' ~. $50. - 81. - 'A. see. q. =
! Tie transport Catawba had arrived with
the 26h Massachusetts, and government
stores. idg ,efca ,-. ..l...u t#i5i ..
Tho officers Of the Atlantic report that
Banks with portion of his army arrived
at New Orleans on the 2lst
]. 1t is not Snown that any new movement.
Wele on foot. aaaaF a.l 3. s1Il.-.s1 a..5.
/ In moving across tue country on the re
treat Banks left the Red river atJFort De
Russey, and struck for Semmesport, where
hc crossed the Atchafaluya, and marched to
Morganza on the Mississippi "a. J. Smiths
command also marched to SemmespOrt and
then embarked in transports. "'.
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Ali Mahommed,

the astonishing Arabian Gymnast.
form the other members OF the
troupe, who all appear in FIrrY
PYRAMIDS, DARING ITrPs. Sc.
illustrating G. rmnsstirS uron The
Crcat rrs0ri cftic u F,r'a
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TINE VERY BEST RAPPEE AND sCnToH
! i annfk - 80 GRAHAMSDRUG STR0R

,f.LT 7lsIcs n y llsq s1e5T 1000 -FaITiITI 53la
: .SIjI tEE618 ,ytks aa5 q. ts,-.s-, ls3
ay1.srsz1
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wssI lIHt' = A.IUHOt
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,.IaiIaanV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
czra.

A.z mr 'hr5a-h she uf sam ST r0u-
pspr ts return the ssuk saf ,be siok
ard wounded aid couvalescent soldiers
OF our hospitals. 20 the follo~ssg CHURCHES
and individuals for providing them s..
literally With religions aad secular fesd-
" matter To the members Of The 10
Gust Street Methodist the tree Presbv-
'erian, the Baptist apa. German Metho-
s churches for ,heir subscription ii
$3.50 for xeekI5y religions papers Tor SIX
months Of the New Year TOlhe chill
frsn Of all toe Evangelical Sabbath
Schools Of the city iuclnding the Mission
School in Crescent City Hall ard
especially 10 one little boz and little CIR
IN the last named school for large sup
ply Of their Invaluable little papers.
These gifts OF the dear children are as
eagerly sought after and as highly prizes
by our sick boys IS by the children
themselves. They remind them Of The
home, the Church and the sabbath
School from which they have long been
separated Mans sick and suferine
. soldier, toe weak 10 handle or 20 read q
larger paper, seizss with delight these
little messengers Of truth In the com.
fort WHICH the simple truths Of these pie.
; tarsd psges afford him, be forgets hi.
p sickness and bis sutferings They thu.
? do good 20 the body By doing good 70 thi
soul. We earnestly 5eg a eoniinuanc'
Of these papers by the children Of thi
sabbath Schools We also thank A /
L Robinson, Esq, for valuable reIigfou
publications secured through his instra
! mentality Also, Messrs. DobeII AuI
Scott for large supply Of miseelsaueou
pamphlets and papers.
e We would likewise gratefully ackuox
II edge the kindness Of our lat
), fellow-to~nsman, Mr. George Foster
now Of Cineinnsti, for the valuable Dc
nation OF Hymn Books, Ssationery 40
various publications, made by him |
= our hospitals, through the Cineinna
% branch Of the Cbristian Commission
n We also notice the Kindness Of our Pos
,f master, Mr.. McNeely, and also Of ii
Express Once IN allowing all these 2
pers 20 be transmitted to US tree
= charge.
q As the demands 81 the 500 patien
D., no@ ia our hospitals are heavy, a.
: must become more heavy from tbs lar,
aeeesslons OF sick and wounded looks
, Tor shortly from the front, We humid
be solicit from the families Of our city !
r the books pamphlets and papers Of
49, religious, moral and literary cbaFaets
Z whieh they can possibly spare, for o.
" libraries and for general circulation
IS la behalf Of soldiers Of hospitals,
ID ] v DoBgg,
n Chaplain u 5 A.
= Evansville, Dec. q, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
oEEECEAr.

LGfEA8-s EEAs $50 IN y. A. s. 80
2 t-ss jig A. vaasFil seE=saf - guases
2 ~ Dscslut-r, -
- 8 abiaia Any err Z tsE~. th~ -
aas &C. Gals o. % ass--ss.s2 s@1srs, E~e Il.
5e q sals ;=t, a d aay sc g ~ zIxsI sislss
4 - II uot 0Sif@d inr Eifhin eas sicsts = , Is
F. s-at e the Esea Letter ff5cs-
FkEE DELIVERY e lrgte-s by aarrseTs, AZ t.
ssisenecs q ezners ia the isrz-r eilis-i nay 3
sEEIkED ~ ab-e<Tin- the iail1aiug RI LIS
J. DERECf Aetters plainly - she street and
aunhsr. uafs ~ the post-ofscS aus state
HAD letfeTs With the writer's pasf-eEes
sEs4 Slszss- srsst and Ezzbsr, si<a thea plalaly
sub fan uame, sud FeaHest snst answers +
liertea rd5Bxl~-
5. Letters 70 Strangers or transient visitors ~
t9xR. Or city. sd se sPrSt4l : drrsz has es ~
sown- should e nlsrsed 81 the lower left haua
ernsfs Eith th4 weri ~Trsgsi Al. !"
a Psncg TIE gssstaes-zfaslp ca are sF7sr rsgAf-
"a essrnsr. sna lsss. seaes ketseesl the stsmps
nj direction FIR PQsf-nasrkaas without intsrfeF
az wffh rse wrstis Z
MA REQUEST sar the RETURS q = lst
TIE writrr. u ansisimszi within tnirty days
/ ~ isss, wFttasu ee - ard siFh - wFif~F.
srase. Yast Fes ana Sss, acrsss ghs tsss hand ens
4 fke suvrope. th4 fSce size, vii ks compiled
~i:s, :, che nsaiAI pseYAid Este of post g. Para
/ bls wha the Isfser Is delivered % lbs -ritsr :
/ SEc IS, Law OF lass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
Holiday Festival Of the Locust
Street n. h. Sabbath school.

The scholars Of this School will bold
their holiday festival in Mozart Hall
Thursday and Friday evenings, Deeem-
Der Goth and Both, commencing at
O'Clock
There viii be bountiful supply Of
oysters, ice cream aud other Injuries,
for multitude or more
The proceeds win be used in aiding
The completion ofthe new N Z Church
All are invited 10 attend, both old and
young
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
dec2S-4td

a6-A diabolical attempt TO blow US
up was made on Christmas day. A
cigar with torpedo concealed within il
was given US, but We suspieioning some
intended devilmens before lighting it
proceeded to make reconnaissance in
force, and discovered the lurking danger
and thus avoided IL
We have the parties marked, and will,
at suitable time. hand them over to the
military authorities for punishment as
enemies of the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

AssuAL HOLIDAY JUBILEE -For sev.
eral years the children connected With
the Mission Sabbath School in Crescent
City Hall have been in the habit OF
holding a jubilee every year on Thank
giving Day. This year, for some cause,
the " good time was overlooked, and
great was the disappointment Of many
Of the little fellows They will rejoice.
therefore, that II has been resolved By
their teachers and officers to have ihe
usual festivities on next Friday after
noon, at Creseen. City Hall Every boj
and girl connected with the School i
expected 10 be there. Tee exercise,
will be Of an interesting character, and
the cakes and candy wiIl be superb
The friends Of the scholars are also cor
daily invited to attend
Those who feel an interest in th'
School and are willing 10 contribute 70
wards giving The little fellows salts
factory treat, are requested to send il
their baskets, with names attached, a
early Friday morning as practicable
We anticipate for all concerned
happy time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

Hoo sLAUoHrERISG AZ LAFAYETTE-
Abonl seven thousand hogs be We bern
packed in Lafayette ibis season, and
there are three or four thousand ia the
pens waiting for weather Prices are
weak and swinging, like pendulum,
all the way from nine TO ten. The geo
sral qaAlity Of the hogs Is inferior, ov.
ing to the scarcity and high price o.
feed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

SCI Hon. Lucien Bingham, of Jen-
nings county, died at Vernon. Thursday
afternoon Mr.. B. was lawyer By
profession and represented his county in
the Legislature IN 1861. he was gen
tleuan of considerable ability and pos
sessed Of 6ne social qualities.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

~ W. c. DePauw, Of Washington
County, is the heaviest ineome-tax-payer
in Indiana. he pays taxes on an in
come of 100000 for the year 1854, as
follows: Three per cent original tax
$500; FIVE per cent additional tax
s, 600; total tax, sf2,0o0.
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o. s. PROPOSALS


0TFTcE o. Z 8 C0NzHsss - sUssrsTEsce,
Esanssi J., fBf., Dee l5th Isss /
Scale prapossis iH dBa 10 ate sBH he re fed
a. this 0nic uufl II clock ~. satcrday, Dec
Stat, 1884 for fbs -uppiy q
Fresh Beef
fyscks. shanks. an Eianey fellow * lnsed1 10
he Unitsd st-tes Gsseral Hospital ard be trtsr1
rsseiFing supplies fron fhis Pot. csmme1e ~ On
the u q JannaFy lsljs ana ending On tie Isth of
April lse5. Aisg-
1000 Barrels EI0ur-Chefes Tt. =
bsrrsis, faii fss1 lined, statiaz braad, and fyr-
- q sssnples q ~ lsast tvs pognds
10000 lbs Potatoes IL tarrei. tan A..
HDsf, rr-seHs1 guauy saEks
$4,000 lbs Bacon .houIa~xs ~.
noked m strong strapped baxs- cantafnf,- ~.
Dc. o. u casks ~
SO 900 lbs Clear Bacon sides
'noksa 10 sfFonz sfraprse hozrs or casEs. p
e. III y stzts he kind q pa sag-s tbev r.ro--s.
~ 'urni-h "a The above bN'F'7S
% 900 lbs Homfnv, kiia did IA b.r,.,,
--iined 10 sccordsnfs Eifh 3 - 49, -. t -s.'
ore pui lisbsd, and furnished upon spr ie.fis 4,
person or By letter, ~ this ofHes' ~
J. q. EHRMAN,
oonniszATy Of sshsistshas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

s6~ We acknowledge a handsome
Christmas gift from Foster, Gwynn &
Co. of Memphis, through the courtesy
of Mr.. Kit Rudd, one of the clerks OF
the Glendale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

UNION LEAGUE MEETING.

The Union League viii hold regular
meeting a; Mozart Hail. on Saturday
EcsRiag, December 3Ist, at ! o'clock.
A full attendance is requested, as i'm
portant business win come up for action.
Union please eOpy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

nar The rife presented to Mr. Lin
coin By an old Western hunter is the
piece with which the British General
Psekeuham was killed in 1915, at New
Orleans Ii was subsequently carried
through the Blackhzwk War, in which
the President himself served. +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
OFFICE AND REsIDEEcEs
Corner First and Walnut Streets


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JOHN ~ sCrDDEE, ~ D..
Professor q The Theory and prseiise Of MIDI
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
s@-Christmas was generally observed

eWChristmas was generally observed
on Monday, but no, in boistsrous man
ner. Young America destroyed large
amount Of fre-crackers, iorpedOes, as
well as much candy The city was other
wise very quiet, and the DAY closed out
With few balls and pleasant parties.