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Postal Arrangements for the Army.

William l.. Kelley, assistant postmaster at
Louisville, KY, has been appointed special
agent Of the Post Once Department in the
United States armies in the Valley of the Mis-.
sissipp', vice MARYLAND, transferred to WASH
ington city, In charge of mails to the armies
of tho United States. We are happy to know
that the Government Is determined that the
soldiers in the field shall lack nothing OF mail
facilities for communicating with the loved
friends at home
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
Mis-. Mary Provost at growers Theatre.

Miss Provost comes to US with new lAurelS lately
gathered In Boston and the great cities OF the
West. She 10 improved In personal appearance,
and her acting eyineeI that she has maintained .
careful study OF the business OF the profession.
Consequently Miss Provost Ia more attractive than
ever before ~ an actreIS
We only regret that she has come to Us In a time
OF such military excitement that It Is almost i'm
possible to MI our theatre. The bloody drama
war being enacted BY our armies Is absorbing the
attention OF the people, and for that reason we
fear that many Of the admirers OF this charming
actress will miss seeing her during her short en-
gAgement We would, however, advise all those
who have a spare hour In the evening, to embrace
the opportunity to witness her acting.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

Mr.. Trumbull, from the Senate judiciary
Committee, to-day reported against Mr.. An
thongs Joint resolution to repeal the following
Joint resolution, approved March 2, 1861,
"No' amendment shall be made to the Con;
stitutlon which will authorize or give to Con-
gress the power to abolish or interfere, Within
any State, with the domestic institutions there
Of, including that Of persons held to service or
labor by laws OF said State"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
CHIEF ENerHRERs or THn UNITED
STATES ARMY,

some days slnee the President nominated to
the Senate General John @. Barnard, Chief En-
glneer OF the Defences OF Washington, to be
Chief OF Engineers Of the United States Army
sios General Tottsn, deceased. General Barnard
has declined the honor, and the President, to-
day, sent To the Senate the name Of Colonel
Richard Delaheld, OF the Engineer Corps, to
all the place Of Chief Of Engineers, with the
rank OF brigadier general.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
BY TELEGRAPH
EVACUATION OF DALTON.
sp.rnI B.nLs' Army RsiaforO ed.

UtutFHI bNHEE HFWy HVrHHUFuNu'
PITIsBUno, MAY, la.-The Chattanooga eorres-
pondeut OF the Chicago Journal says that Johnston
had evacuated Dalton. He d not more than
three thousand men, and would scarcely make .
stand this side OF Atlanta. Our forces were very
strong and closing In en- all sides
The entire loss In the Red River sA.pAiEu, in
men, was $500 In killed, wounded and missing.
The misma anagem snt of operations was not exag-
EerAted.
General Bsnks' army has been reinforced, and
was 90 sronGer than when Il nrst advanced
Steele 10 certifying Little Rock. There was much
excitement there, but and little ApprehensioR
The rebel Generals Green, Mortar, ARd Parsons
we're Killed in the late engagementS, ARd G euerAl
Price wounded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

The general bill for relief Of oticerS and
crews of vessels lost or wrecked In tho naval
service, was favorably reported BY Mr.. Hale,
to-day, from the Senate Naval Committee. Hs
also introduced a bill sppropriAting $4,000
bounty TO the crew OF the gunboAt Essex fOr
destroying Lha E0bel ram AEkAaIAA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
4 RInarLAR CoINcIpnKcI.-Tho body

A SINGULAR CONFERENCE.-The body of
Lieutenant Colonel A. B. Chapman, whose
death we recorded yesterday, reached here this
morning In charge OF Doctors BurWell and
Holmes. In our brief obituary OF yesterday We
stated that his life was saVed at FTedericks-
burg by diary which ho carried In his left
breast pocket. ByR most singular eoincideSce,
the shot which caused his death struck In pre-.
clsely the same spot.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

To-day the President sent to the Senate the
uamo OF Charles Hale, Esq., editor Of the Bos-
ton Daily ASVsrtiSsr, to be minister resident to
Egypt, vice William s. Thsyer, deceased. The
nomination Ie an eIcellent one
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

COLONEL MIcsr, Of the Massachusetts Goth,
who lost an arm at AntIetam, was wounded in
the leg at the Wilderness, and arrived at WILL
lsrds' lsst evening. Colonel N. had lately re-
turned from the recruiting service, and had
Joined his command In the nelt only few
hours before he was wounded. HIS regiment
suffered severely,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
New York stock Lat.
BY the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
ofrces-oII Ninth street and corner P6nnsylv ami
avenue and Sixth street.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY iI-FIRBr BoARp,

BosroN, May 1.-THE steamship Europa
sailed at noon to-day with 10 passengers and
10000 in specie.
NBw York, May 1.-THE Olympic sailed at
noon to-day with nearly million In gold.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

On the nrst page OF this paper will be found
the latest war news, Published to-day In Ad-
vance Of all our cotemporaries in this city.
Tho news ls glorious, and lour early extra
edition gave great sstisfaetlon 10 all loyal
hearts In the District to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
VERDICT IN THE CASE or SURGEON
GENERAL HAMMOND.

The verdict in the case OF Surgeon General
Hammond, recently tried by the court-msrtIal
OF which Major General oglesby ls President,
is made up and has been submitted 10 the Presl.
dent for his approval or dISspprOvGl. We do
cline expressing any opinion on tho subject
until the verdict is made public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
o,.,r.l s.arv,el,. su.o...or

Brig. Gen. Horatio q, White. has boon Ap-
pointed Major General OF volunteers, 10 day,
and is TO succeed Major General sedgwiek as
commandsr ofths 9Th army corps. tAbA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

MAJOR ABSoTT, Of the Goth Massachusetts
regiment, was killed IN the battle Of the Will
dsrneSs' His father, Judge Abbott, OF Lowell,
Mass, an eminent lawyer, has lost three sons
IN this SlATShTesdeIT and Ilays-driyOrI, war.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

The correspondent who stated yesterday that
Lee had outgeneraled Grant, and that ve had
lost twenty Generals In the recent battles In
Virginia, IL still in town.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsB.-The following COM
mitmsnts were made yesterday A. W. Berry, l..
BerEeneeF, and Patrick Bennett, for selling liquor
70 SoldlSTii Hiram Collins, for stealing $500 from
d. y. Porter Co. II, 9th pialsachuIettn oolor0d
oAVAlryI Walter Wentworth, deGerteT and deS-
perAtS character Horace Fling charges ppSforred,
and foFty-fo for minor offences.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

GRovlR's THlATRn.-Let all lovers Of pne
acting remember that tonight the charming Miss
Provost appears IN her dsshing character Of Nell
Gwynpe. We well remember the great Impression
created BY this impersonation BY this same lady
two years ago In this city. There will undoubtedly
be another excellent house tonight,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
OHEAP BOOKS oHRAP BooKBI

Upward of 1000 works Of English and ForsiEH
Literature, sonphsins-
History, TrsV y, POarv, EOuoI', etc., ETC.,
at nom
10 To 40 peF cent bsloW the regular PIiees,
at HEiLPRIN's Bookstore,
"a POnnBylyGni Ayenua,
AplA-ooIms bel, leth And tbsb streets, north
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

The bill for the "Homs Of the Frisadlsss 1"
was this morning rscommItted to the Commit
tee on tha District Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

The bill to make this city port of entry
was reported to-day BY Senator sprsgus, with
an amendment including Georgetown in the
disirict' with an assistant to reside in that
eItV.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

GENERAL butier's Prtsonera.
Three hundred rebel prisoners from General
Buffers lines were received at FORTRESS Monroe
yesterday. Among them was ono negro, and
they were In charge Of eolored guard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
Boats Destroyed ON the Mis.l.sIppi River

CAIRO, May 1.-THE dispatch boat Gen. Lyon,
from below, reports that the 6th inst the tran
ports City Belle, Emma and Warren, In passing .
battery twelve miles below Alexandra were fred
upon and destroyed. The IunboAt signal was also
ton set on FIRE TO prevent her falling into ths
rebels hands. This battery is composed OF guns
taken from Gen. Banks.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

En-Wo have 10 eAraed mot ts be astsaiEhsd
at anything. Years Of experioaos and . core
spondenee extonding hreughsut all nation alites
OF the hAbitAbls globe have turned theories into
facts and established basis from which We nesd
not err. We arc not surprised at such facts the
ollowing-Although the persons who write then
are. We know tho persons and oirounBtanees,
hence feel at liberty 70 indoiss their statements:
"EHw BHDFoED, MAss, Nov. "a, 1855.
DBAa sIa s-IhAVe been Afnisted many year, with
sewers prostrAtins cramps 10 my limbs, ssld feet
and hands, and general disordered system. Phyd
clans and medicines failed TO relieve ne Whh
Waiting some friends In New hork who vero using
Plantation Bitters they prevailed upoa mo 70 Try
thon. sommeAeed with small wineSlAEGfull
Aftsr dinner. YeclinS better By degrees, Ia = fow
days WAS astsnished 10 and the coldness and
cramps had entirely len me, and could sleep The
night through, which have net dons for years.
feel like another being. Ny appetite and StTsagth
have also greatly improved bJ the use Of th" Plan
tation BittsrH.
Respostfuly, J5sTz RrSSEL.
81. Iswe much 70 you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bittsrs have saved ne.
Rnv. ". ". wAssosHR, Madrid, n T."
HRHIpsBuhy, wis, Sept. Is, Isss.
"s 1hhve been In the army hospital
for fourteen nonths-speeshiess and nelrly dead.
~ son' H. % n: Tiss sss's Soss.. Fl i.oTsa
my speech AAd cured ne. - c. A. RLAUTE,
The following 10 from the Manager Of the uAisn
NON. Hshool tor ths Cniidrs. of yelunteets
Uo NJ ..,., g., a.
NEw YsRK, August 0,isSs.
On. pAAKDs-Your wonderful fiautAtioa BitsTs
have been Iivsa 70 some Of our little shildrea SUI
t.r,n. from veakn.s. .nd veak lung. with most
h,npy etre.t On. u,tl, rtrl n particular, with
p.nI In her b,.d. ions OF appetite and daily vast.
in1 son.umn,Io.. on WON All medical skiu haI
Been sxh.u.tsd, has bee. entirely restored. We
commenced with but . teaspooafuI OF 1itters o
aAJ' nor ApPoHso ~ '"'s'- 'FP'N'
nno,,,u. NJ. N nvv.r
'P'""
"s Thou wit send no two bottlot
more Of thy Plantation Bltters' MY "iie has oeos
sTThsJ sTThLJ Jvotana oHn. a.. cu%-,H phIIaaolnhI. P.p
my 'N'
"s IhAys been great sufferer fIon
Dyspepsia, and had 70 abandon preAshiAG' Ihe
rlAh'AHyn p1 1"So E'r..ns 1nch.sta, wv
D..
us Ihays riysn the Plantation hit
tsI 10 hundreds Of cur disabled soldiers with the
most altoninhing erect -
s,u,, S.,A,.,s, Hn: - csnnInnsu "a
-. The Plantation Bitters have
cured ne Of the Liver Complaint, o. which was
M iala up prosuA'o' Aha h"A A0EnSos K
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
BrigadIsr General shaner.

This gallant officer was wounded and taken
prisoner in the Wilderness while fighting like
q hero.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

MIss RvkEs, the distinguished Welsh ora
ress, will deliver address IN Rev. DR., ChAnnioaS
church Wednesday evening, May II, at 3 O'Clock,
Tickets 20 eeDts reserved seats 20 centsj TO be OBJ
tAined ct the hotels, bookstores and door,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

BmHEADB TO Col. FoI.-Last evening, the
band OF the 21th Michigan, which is shortly to he
transfsIred 10 the 2d brigade, sd division. Frank
Webb, leader, GereuAded Col. Fox, at WlllArdG'
Hotel, much 10 the saiillaeton OF all who had the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

Tonight is the last appearance Of Mary Proyos,
In this character. 1t 10 "a charming performance
and everybody who can should attend Growers
Theatre tonight. The house Is dsliGhtiulIy cool
An pleasant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

GOLD Coin The only place in this city
where they make and ro-point gold pens Is At 0iO
seventh street, upstairs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

COUHTHRTHITlRs ARRRsTBD.-Johu Brown
and charles II. Halfway were arrested yesterday
BY the military deteetveI upon the charge OF
mitted, BY Justice Klnsey, TO jail for the purpose
OF awaiting requisiti0n from tho Governor Of
Missouri.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

ENsLIsu IsHoEAHoI.-We arc Oftsn amused
At the Ignorance displayed by the English poo
pie and the English PrsSs at the blunderS they
commit In attempting to erltIclIe men and
things In the United States. The London
Times 10 iSparticulHrly unfortunate in this respect
when discussing military affairs, and commits
the groIse't bluHderI In Its geography and the
names Of our Generals. In a recently pub
nshed article an English paper, to show the
low state OF manners and public opinion In
this country, gave an illustration that we had
named one OF our new war vessels the "Sauey
Ourss"-the sAssAeus, the captor Of the rebel
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

hkhiYA6s 70 AnD n - Eios,
Sch. Mechanic, BsAehum, ST Mary'Ii barge Grey
hound, Tuell, swAn'l Creekj sch. y y. RAndell,
Risley, Proyidenee, r. Ii barge ThoS. Carroll,
stonc, MottAwomAnj barge Mary Ann, Disney, 90
oOQuEn BAyj sch. NJ. j. TArdy, Hooper, Salisbury
sch: America, Bennett, 81. MAry'Si sch. Indiana,
Todd, Long river.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
RRON Yesterdays SECOND EDITION,


Dinpntoh from tehorei hnkhhih.
Senator Nesmith received to-day the follow
ing private dispatch from Gen. ingalls,, Quarter
master Of the Army of the Potomac, dated
near spoi,sylvSnis Court House, May 4oth,
O'Clock - ST
"We are nghting now and have been all the
time. We are bursting them up.' Our losses
are heavy. We shall make another general
attack at O'Clock this evening. The world
never heard Of war before. Tell Orin (my
hrother) that ] am all right, and bound for
Richmohd.D
1--WE should not print the above dispatch but
for the fact that It has been published in very
large loaded type by ono Of our morning Co
temporaries, the editor OF which always
"greedily deyours" the "raw material" " and
" manufactures" them into "sensations.' y
We are satisfied that Gen. Ingalls,, q very
excellent gentleman, did not intend to have II
printed that "the world never heard Of wal
before, )" because there is q difference OF opin,
lon about that; nor that eve are bursting
them up" with "heavy losses."
II will be observed that the information de-
rived from the special messenger from Genera
Grant TO the President, published In our two
O'Clock Extra REPUBLICAN, vas two hours later
from le General himselEl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

pointed a;.s, 81 qs. tss a. Z: Il
Vice Z. Q. Morton, 70 tske enss 'sh he once, al
Mr.. wilkins has been oo9h seted "a. "lvSniG ave.
nue., during the past two years, ard Y n "a N
eonIsraAnt with the businesi OF the. feuts a,
tickets, 40, must Be AddresIcd TO HI. WnESss,
Agent Great PennsylvaniA Route, sixth street AaA
PennIylfsniA avenue. Ep 9. YOUNG,
tnla-dtf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

DIsrRBssIN0 CLLLHTI.-A lady named
Woods was going up the Avenue this morning In
very dihtrsssed condition, and inquiring most
impatently to known where the rooms OF tho
Michigan Relief Association were located. We
understAnd that the cause Of her distress was In
formation which she had received that her hus-
battles She has four brothers still living, who arc
all In the service.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

PoLIoH MATTnRs.-The police report that tho
dty has been unusually quiet for tho past four or
ave days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

- The Osarsssisns ana nIPer,sase o.
Az INVALID. Published Or ne besedA sAl AsI
HArpinG and A oAvTIoH re rovss nRS WAs HuaE
no. Nerveu. neeilityl rTeaatar. De.ay,sf SA.-
eP gHLy c1Ri. by one whe hEs cured hasr,' A.
ter beinH put 70 great expense aad tajusJ tsysuF.
medical hunbuG and Guaskery.
By ensloEinz Q post-paid addrszssS HarI sSs.
Jingle soyiss nay bs had Of the sutAol.
NATHANIEL ALyFAlR- -.
uyW-ly Bedford. Kinss Csust1. g =.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

Urinary and sexual Bystems-aew and reliable
treatdient-ln Reports Of the HOWARD AssoCIA-
TIoN-Sont BY nail in sealed letter envelopes,.
free Of charge Address, Dr.. :. sKILLIh Hou6H
TON, Howard Association, Ne. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. m2s-ly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

Wsoo arSt page for war news,
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AssLULT AND BATTHRI.-A colored domestic
BY the name Of Ellen Lewis, whilst procuring
some water yesterday, from pump on the corner
girl, the daughter of Mrs. Mary g. Myers, who
threw dirt Into tho water which she pumped, she
slapped the child and upon its mother coming out
BAult and battery on the mother by the oolored
woman. who uied her bucket As . weapon. she
sinot, and committed to jail for court by Justice
Gibefnon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

E1- Notioe.-A Meeting Of the Uneondl-
tional Union Men OF tho seventh ward will be held
At Island Hail. corner OF sixth street and Virginia
avenue, on Thuradhy evening, the 18th Instant, at
o'oloek, 70 nominAte ofioeu 10 be voted for At
the ensuing June election. mylost
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

iI- Houndry Pair.-The Ladies' OF the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church announce
70 the public that thsiI Pair viii be opened on
buiidins, corner Of Pourtsenth and O streets. The
proceeds OF this Fair will b applied TO the
hon Of tho new Foundry Church, Season tickets,
cured d the ladies Of the church. single AdRis'
iion, 10 cents. |
..1yS-dtf A. o. R., Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

"' ISwe much 70 you, for I verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
Rnv. W. " WAaeoHhn, MADRID, n. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
RARE CHANCE !!
zee vala.l.ls Prep.f,y aaa Hnsl-


mess Fer sale
HANfSG 10 contemplation q removal q Gin.
! 4 ciunafs. offer feF saie On sxrasslinaiy easy
tsrhss, tbs sslleN.ng rsfy laslrAelr aaa vsiaseie
FruFfrtv.
Tie large two-story brick nz.al-roaf II aFslsslss.
wtth Ice noasr azarhrsI Situated en- She sorter 81
fior Knasrrsnent. Tsxlt4 frat vs. would ssso ell
Nith tie premises ths fuEaiture. FSxtercs. e. /,
Including sste, Desks. Counters, Trucka, scales,
Tsrpauifnst sc.. a., teiux everything n~eded for
the soesi All A. ssiecess0gsaiP q pnf bi'F pess-
Theae FFsmises ars we'll sdspt.d fH tohaeee fse-
tors nna wasailauae. also.
The 4eslhle lrisk slseks Iaasa AMI Eenlls risg
Hotase, aud frans Warehouse. ogFAer Locust sad
Duaham streets. usei hy laF fha fssfk BUSINESS
aiss to- Kettles. sefaws. Lard fsfa BIacks. f4ea.
y-rs, SC, sc, cemqrsiag sssfs ihias ns1ess4ry f3r
raa aassir.isir ard eaavaa ianfIe ARRANGED lriet
DWgilius, ca Least street. b-fxseH sixth sal
seventh. hciug Lots Nas. n aad u, ia BIsrt ~
ksstefu Enlargement, nas oe1afiiei - George
teHtsT ard Ia respAefe gffisF Ca these Fsfs isss
arr two Cisierus. stable. Noel shed. &c also =
large yAFd SIZED With eheafs Fruit Trees ahrais
and flossrs; ziss.
Tbs uadiy tassl aise-haIl Il ths frams warahsnss
sitaa'ed on Los ard 9 e Block p, Eastern Es-
Iarxsusest. rannfng thraukA from clurah street
20 tiae Canal Under Feat So 50 per usonfh also,
Ths ssliiianrsFpl aua higsy -eaitivstsai fsFm,
situated near TAX fffl eem-terys containing -
acres eli uasisf fsnes. acsss q witch Il snr-
FaunasA IS asE and substantial bfeksf f-nes. aud
hiied ~ish Fruit Trees q every kiai, ih1iuiiBx
shout acre II sell set. hssriuE Grape Etnes
q thcse urelai-es are sifEsfef Hea frame nrei-
iing With a large Cellar. Nsi. Cisfsru. sArzs Sta
BIZ &c. Posssssfea can ~ haa ass ~ MsnziI also
Tsa dssirafs Buiidiss Let's Nss. Aaa :, 10
El0cS p tastcFn EsisrE eaaHntr ADJOINING tie
above, aien,
The Los 2sxsa Set. on Fssurta street. Bear THE
corner q Leeasi, brips &C eaesiisi sisaa igF =
STORE also.
re una,siasd sps-half- e 2s1sa Set, s.lJeaaine
ths kaoVs-
Itss ataFe prnPaTfy q ~ = SCI On loHs eFs'ltfs
- examine any Of the stoTe property ziH slrase
cali a. cur ofsier, corner Ldeasf stfsff AMI the
esnaI 0Yo. FosTEg CO
E8IT-dsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
RECRUITS.


Dhes Provost Msrshzf
KsEAaTiiss. lad. March - 1854.
NOTICE IS HEREBY sITEs. tAaf J aHs laE
r44dF d se,etEe rerF 1sas 81 r. rata seFsfae
- tbs Uafs-d Stssas.
Hezrsif= ufssf - between The age " riEhfssz
AL thirfY- I'VE. snd set i~ss than I've sat f5gr
i1ctss high {s-S@fan sulif - uh5 haze served
oaa fan ruiistr1enf aA1 u robust hsaifh Iasy
ie tskeu Il feTty yeas 81 age. AMI - exAsained
~ fha sarscsa u the Bad - EaFoiirsenf
Al aerertsa r~cruits viii = tsrssss3ed - olaes
g. Cairo. Giiine3s-
Rseruifs eaIisiea in the sasEins rprgs - not re-
criTs sfTsaoe EaF 81 hauEtT f-nsa ~ CHff1d
Stxses but ar entitled - pg izsslasHev.
siea for fhs Hafs- sfFEsFe are eFsdisaa % he
quotas Esr 1rza tie aala s larH O. IL arfaS
DbTFfzE ugSES
caps4s ard PsaF--AaF- isssa Diet. - lad
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

Tax RAID 1870 kAszEax KKxrucKr
We have already Published ,hs fact Of
the hgAs 81 PaiRisyille. Kentucky. aud
ihs Fepulse Of the enemy Colonel Gal
l9p force followed the rebels 70 Salyars
vile and killed and wounded along lta
road twenty-five Of tie raidsFs. The
captures am9unt . one hundred horses,
two handed saddles an3 iay prisoner
among the laflsf, the rebel Col Clay
Tbs Disposition y our tsoops IL Eastern
Aentaeky Is such A. 20 insure protection
70 fhe state and prevent Aay raid from
being nAde Throughout. The State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

tn Another Interesting meeting of
the citizens Of Roekport was held on last
Monday evening. to further advance the
proposed railroad from RoekpoFt 70 JAS
per. We believe. 50 far as we eau asesr-
tam, that all par,ieshave agreed to make
the road joint stock concern, aud are
already Subscribing literally 10 the en-
terprise. Nessrs l. G Smith, Joha Xiv
re, ana Samuel D Smith have been
appointed comm itee fos the purpos -
getting . sufficient enouat of capital
Subscribed 70 9nish she track 10 The coaI
banks, inmed ately and ae learn they
are meeting With glorious spces p
Roetport Dsmocrak