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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
BTle Daily aanrual.


We publish this morning, on our hrst
page, details Of sherman's operations IN
Northern Georgia.
Thus far his success has been sig
nal triumph, he having drawn the reb-
els systematically from numerous strong
positions, with comparatively small loss
When last heard from be was at Kings
ton with his main body, while Davis
corps had occupied Rome, some twenty
miles west
Rome ia most important point, being
the location Of extensive rebel works
and manufacture, the loss Of which will
be irreparabls to the rebels.
Kingston is about half way from Dial
ton to Atlanta, and we learn the railroad
was in running order to Resaca, and il
probably already repaired to Kingston
It is reported that Shermans ARM
has captured some sixteen railroad
trains south Of Resaca, loaded with sup
plies, ammunition, &c, which, IL true
will give him ample rolling stock for al
practicable purposes.
We look upon Sherman's campaign q
one Of the most brilliant and successful
of the war. He Is fast penetrating III
bowels of the eonfsdersey, while Gran
is rapidly bruising its head and marehinl
upon its heart, and there is good reasol
to hope and believe that both will prov
successful.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
RARE CHANCE
Very Valuable PrePsrsy and BIAS

VERY yaiuabl Property and Rust-
ness For Sale.
HAVING IN contemplation a removal 10 Gin
Il einhzsi, NE oasr fur s4ls, ea exesediusis easy
terHas. tbs following very dssiEsbls sad v4i a4bs
Tie lsr r. fwo-sforj brick sassAl-resf wassAea-s.
WITH les Her=@ attached -stgAted % the corssr Of
Leenst street 4ud the t'Anass being Let ~. Dona-
tiea Enl4fzement, 75xtt4 81. We woald also ssii
xith the premises she IN nitures FIxfurss, &c,
ineis1ieg safs. Desks, Goa sssFs, Trucks, Scales,
Gr0oess, Produce OF ComEiissten lsasiness; also
the good will ~ successorship Of cur business
TA~sc premises well adapted for q tobacco fac
tory and warehouse; also.
The aonbis trick smcke House and Rendering
House. aud frame Wgruhous@. corner Locust aad
Dnnhsn STREETS. ussl ~ Us f8r tn park buainess
Aisa. tbs ksities. rrs. Lard tsiss Bioekss IisR-
ssrs &e-, &C., eePri.iag everything necessary feF
Ths aesirabis and conveniently ARRANGED brick
Dwelling. en LQst<t street. between sixth and
Ssvsaths beiHg Lots Sos. II aud L. u Block y
Eastern kniarFemeut nos occupied By George
Roater aud 10 cosnt,isfe order Oh these premises
arr tso cisserns, Stable. wood she'd. Ae also =
large yard allied with choice fTuit Tres. sbraes
The undivided oas-hsif q the frame warehons,
sitnzs ID on lots and 10 Bio. - Eastern In.
isrg net, running through frons Church street
10 TIE Canal. Under rent loF So pr Hson ais'A
The weil-lmproyed aud hgliy cultivated Farm
slta@ied near Oak Hili Crnatsry, sonfsining p
scr~s. ali under f~ner, 4 Acrrs Of which 10 sur
roarsi-i by nxw and substantial picket lsaes. and
allied with Fruit Tres Of every kind. tAeisdin u
Abont an acre q veil set, bearing. Craps Vines
Ga these premises arr situated Bsw frame Dxsi
ting. with a large Cellar. Well, Cissers. large STA
Die, &c. Pes.essi0u he bad ist of March also
Tss drsirable pailding Lots. Me-. and Z IA
niock p. Easirrn Ehlargeusnts adjoining tb'
above Also.
The Lot 2sxs0 fret, on Foarth strret, near th'
corner Of Locust, icing an excslisnt stand for
store also.
TIE undivided one-half Of asxso BET. asJolnlns
tha ahoye.
The above property Nill be seid On long cfrdiu
II d. ifNd Titire Bdisputahts. Parties wsahiui
20 examine any Of thr above properly, ~ pleas
call At cur afiee, corner Locust street and th.
canal gao. FOSTER co.
ssbII-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

A SoLDfERs HoME.-Gen. Robert An
derson, the hero OF Fort sumpter, has
written letter, in which he urges the
establishment of honorable homes for
the numerous disabled soldiers Of our
armies. He proposes that there be three
of these homes" located in healthy dis
tric,s, of different climates, so as 10 suit
different diseases; aud that to each there
be attached plenty Of land and suitable
workshops, so that the institutions be
made practically self-sbstaining-.bus
doing away with the idea Of their being
charitable or pauper establishments-and
at the same time afording to the inmates
enough labor TO confirm and maintain
them in good health.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

chance do you think Lincoln Sould then
have in the pending Presidential racer
C0pperhcad None whatever DC
Clellan would then carry almost every
State
Union AfaH.--Bat suppose the oppo-
SIT. hat Grant whips Lee and cap
lures Richmond; that Sherman whips
johnson and captures Dalton and Allan
IA. and that these two Union armies are
marching forward VIGOROUSLY, what
then will be the result Of the Presiden-
tisl contest?
CoppsrAead.-In that event Lincoln
would be easily elected.
Union Nan.-Then you confess you
belong 70 party whose candidate hes no
chance Of an election except IN the de-
feat and overthrow Of the armies Of the
nation. That you so desire / have eve
~ reason to believe, but that the unso-
phistieated millions who claim TO be true
patriots will unite themselves with the
party that can only succeed IN the event
the country is humiliated By defeat, and
disgraced BY conquest, passes ny com
pfS1ensiOD-
And thus the dialogue closed not an
other word did the Copperhead utter
MoRAL-The Union party has no plae'
for such @ man within its ranks-wi
tutn him over TO Prentice, Guthrie 4
Co, as a suitable delegate TO their Con
servaiive Union Democratic Convention
at Chicago. His name is At their ser
vice.
It is little wonder that the news G
Grants successes has cast such shado'
over the brows Of the Mcclellan pres
Of the country. Hence the efforts Of th
same press to prevent the raising Of th
one hundred days men. These men d
not want Grant to succeed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

will not BE allowed 70 land skifs or small
boats. nor will they be allowed to land
Supplies at any military point named
.ove. except for the use Of q s troops,
and such persons as are residing within
the Federal lines, without special per-
mi;s in each case, from these headq Jar
tiers
The Monarch xiIlproceed tomorrow
morning al SIX o'clock down the Missls
sippi river, and arrest every trading boat
found below Memphis and White river.
All passengers on board who are women
or children, and all persons not liable 10
CONSUMPTION by the laws Of the Confed-
crate States, will be put ashore a. the
| first landing, together with any effects
they may have Parties liable 10 con-
/ scription are presumed to be in the reoel
army and will De brought, prisoners Of
war, to this city The commander Of
the ram Monarch win send sueh Boats tC
this city under guard, which will be fur
nished By Brig. Gen. Buckland- Nc
boat will be allowed to land except the
Helena on the way up
8 By order Of
MAJ. Gen. C. C. WAsHBURsE-
"W H. AoRGAx, Msj. and A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

n% The Army of the Potomac, now
Sighting Lee, is in four Array Corps
The Second Corps is commanded By
General Hancock, and in il are nearly all
the Western Regiments that are in that
army--from Michigan, Indiana, Ohio
Wisconsin and Minnesota The Fifth
Corps IS led By General Warren, the
Sixth by General Wright, (laiely b.
Sedgexickl and the Ninth by Genersl
Burnside. General Sheridan's Cavalry
constitutes nearly a Corps Of twenty
thousand men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

RoGeH CoUSTRY. - That Genera
Sherman is operating in this country
may be inferred from those places bear
ing the suggestive names Of Rocky Face
Ridge, Snake Greek Gap, Tunnel Hill
and Buzzard Roost But the veterans
Df Lookout Mountain and Missionary
Ridgs win fnd way to smoke out the
snakes, and sstonish the buzzards.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

81 The Journal regrets that niger
stealing is unlawful Sach Law it says
might do for tho dark ages, "but 1t ap-
pears unseemingly in Christian peo-
ple-t Times.
There is Democratic Conservative
Mcclellan honesty for you'll Democratic
veracityl
The Journal does not regret that mig.
ger stealing is unlawful. 1t only regrets
that the law against negro stealing can
no, be enforced. Negroes have been
stolen in this city With immunity. Pub
lie officers have engaged in the infamous
rathc, and the negroes we're thrown into
a Kentucky jail, the thieves receiving a
bounty Tor the deed.
The Journal has time and again amin.
adverted against this villainous crime,
out We have never seen a Democratic
paper denounee it
Soldiers were arrested in Greensboro
for assisting negroes to escape from
bondage, from slavery. We think there
is slight difference between stealing 8
man and selling him, and assisting a
man to liberty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

REIxFoRcEaExrs Orders were issued
from the War Department last week, TO
forward To Virginia every available en-
listed man in Pennsylvania, New York,
and all the other Eastern States, and
they have arrived at Washington BY hun
dreds and thousands and been dispatched
to the front.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
MILITARY NOTICE.

1yfsicn Of Provost M arahs1.
Evahavilie. Ind, May 10, iss4.
Notice TO Oafcera and Men Absent
from their Commands.
II conformity With directions received ~ this
Il ofaee from AsI Gen. \. J. T. DABa, U.s.N.. att
ing uHdeF authority from the War Department.. alb
officers Except general offcersl ard enlisted men
absent fram their eaaamands within the sfas@ Of
Indiana hereby notised that they ~fil be
required 70 exhibit the authority ~ which they
are ahsent from their commands. by whieh they
are present At the pisce interroEsfed. III proper
pas. eraeF, or permit Il not showa, the party
will immediately b arrested, and II he Is Hnahie
withoat delay, 20 produce satisfactory proof that
be is provided vita epe Of the above doeumsuis
from eomFetsnt authority, be viii Immediately BE
farwsrded ~ his regiment in Confinement"
"Cars viii bs taken that insufficient papers are
not Fecoxuixcd. sueh fnrloughs aud pera aifs
from any ofacer belonging 10 army corps which
are not approved at corps heedquarters 1sAves-of-
absence TO oihcxrs wffhoEt the snth0rtfy Of De-
parfE3eat or army commander" Ac.. Ac-
Notice Is hereby given that al OfEcers ard en-
listed men absent from duty without proper
fhorify, within this Distr C., viii Be arrested aud
sent 70 their reEineuts.
By CIDER Of Col. Conrad Baker, A PING.
BLYTHE HYSEs,
Capt. and Pro. Mar. Let Dist fns
msyts sw
fyinessnes Gszstts copy ws~ks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

pa The Louisville National Union
Press says;
The following Dialogue really took
place in this city on Friday las. between
an unconditional Union man and 8 Nc
Clellan Copperhesd. The two had just
read the noon dispatches, giving an &C
count of the successes of the army IN
der General Grant:
Union AaR-weII, what do you think
Of the news9
Copperhedd-I don't believe it; there
Is osnng official; / must wait for an
thentie information.
Union Aan-Suppose the news To
come as you wish, that Lee has repulsed
Giant and driven him back to he in.
trenchments at Washington; that John.
son has whipped Sherman and dr;var
him back beyond Chattanoogs-whs,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

"a General Washburne has issued an
important order, which NE publish else
where, TO prevent the smuggling which
has been carried on SO extensively from
Memphis On the 18th instant the army
lines were closed around the city, and no
one was allowed 10 90 out or in By land
except BY special permit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
Compound rss,ssal % wna cherry

las eeeoEae hsssaanl1 usra tkrouxhous the
West and seatas aaa Ais Worm Lcrsres.. III -.
teSn ssse 4stef tAeir iatroa ac ton, attained .
scpaiatiea - Nade-srre2d - the cpntineut of
North Auefisa- Rpt TIE crounlns GLORY 81 his
he retAias = Z STAINED II HE --latest discovery
or rather eesk sssfleas Fl ~ dosa not clain -
have teen the 9lseotefsr e CEBR0N, which i the
basis ct ne bitsers nor e1srod % the public
Tia: hgaeF teiesxs - $40 native iuhahisants u
ceetrsl AsarstsA. q shsm its sttue. have bten
ku~wn Ger mars than tsFo hunasrs years krnsa
Nth Il. - issfiaa HES asfAnca te ths nne as.ea
" uAisris asd hansiss withoaf fear The l,ost wa
omnns -srprAta L : l@,t9 wlth thrsn that
~fila There l. trasth isittn tAN hsis, tat c~drsa
= reject 2 esses AZ HleftGr VII u ths disease nay
b.
wAiie nf. Bait not psrga red.ss tndorss this
extfavafaat IseisAsiaa, ke IL nessrthoiess sAfis.
drl trofa nseransA exAmiuaior 81 ths exfaeura
rriat = g IL firaes. HAT - re medy aaA pre-
reetaitvr for al aisrases srssing from expcsars.
either O. tie ehaaSs Il weather aud ciimate o. t.
~ ui'asfietic iatueuCsz. Il stands witloat VI
val, aisf Hstiy assestes the reputalioa Il has -
die
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

And its stssnaHn train efsymptenns. ~ aefu more
like q eharta than q Redief There IA nothing
IN ne raasa s. rha MateKi- "a Sea. ahai Cor a me.
ment beat epsanAEsscu VIII n in this dissasa.-
A fnu agteunto II this wnudnrfa1 plant NAV -
hund ~ ne llth edltien Of the u. 8. Disponsste.
-. psrcs f5k7 and fssS
A segiea e exgesiments u which Dr. Ball hes
esen for searH enEaesd. has last been bfoaahe q
tucrrasiui rminattoa, aud he IL hou enahiel 70
oher % The pHtltea eomtinAtion % Cedron. With
othsf anrss sed sanies the whole preserved II he
best quafts q rsspref-distilled nnurbon ehlssv.
which le i eauaaeat has noequal IN Tho world
lie a,tghf.fnrnish = setume 81 certificates, hut
the pHhie have tonE siaet learned 10 oatimats
things AZ fle!F tFneFalue The sairst rian H. for
every eae e Is Scr himself the viriuss % = sew
mel iciue4 GIVE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
Cedron Bitters

Ono trial and yea ~iii neqss use any othars
II h nef Necessary publish Ionf list 81 a..
cssss har which the gedroB nitfrrs arr = speeiae
IN ali ulseases q fhe STOMACH. bow
ELS, LIVER OR kfDNETas
10 all aneetianA al the BRAIN DEPEND
ING Ep0N DERANGEMENT Or
THE STOMACH or HOWELst
In GOu7, ItEEEuMATIsM AND NEg-
HALGHAt
kna IN FEVER AND AeUE,
n . deatuetf - supefcede all other Fsrseales Il
not eHis cures These diseases, but IL raKvEsrs
them.
sine glass fuil q the Bittsrs taken IN heuF
before each neal, vii obsais the ~ sscts Of Ihs
most unheAitlsy climate, and screen the parnon
taking t against dseasa undar the most trylnr
exposures.
Sold BY Druggists and 0rooers generally.
D&-nF. JOHN B0LL'a Principal once Ftah
street, L5uissille. Ky.
Sold ~ PRTKRYIKRLIE0,
ebs Sole Assnt, KrAnsVills. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
MUSICAL, &c.
CIRCULAR.
Important TO Soldiers

Head'qrs ASST Pro. Ear. Gen. for Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, April 81, 1884.
THE A. P. NJ General Of Indiana has been
Il airectea 70 eotify al enlisted men who hare
resolved furlaazh. Of the absolute n@e-~sftv ~
their prompt return 10 teir respective sonnasusis
al the sxpirztten Thereof to POI NJ cat to th-rs TIE
dangerous POSITION thsy viii place themselves in
eerned that il i the aeternfnsffesn ~ fh- w.
BePartzlent u stssaoa rs past Ieuisary in eon-
sidsring sach ilpgaeueies Duty ard uatriot-
su now rszEire that every soldier shall b Al his
post.
Provost Marshais wiu exercise vixilan.s in
prosecuting any evasion oftAe performances OF fhis
duty.
By order az COL. CONRAD BAKER.
ED- P. PgrKTS, 1t. a A. &C.
[vfnssHnss GAsstts sopy.l uvIo-sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS FoR sALE.-A
II tNo story Frame House with two story
warshoase, two Cihfarns aud Well ia the cellar,
situated thfee lots 1t ths Of Division and
Sixth trssts: also two lots and stabls oB Sixth
atreat are f.r asis on favorable tsrms. For par-
ticulars eneuifs on she piaes.
myi0 ~ p. FCHTRNER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
COpperheads Rampant.

The Selingsgroye Times (Pa. of FRI
day publishes Longs infamous speech,
with the following editorial recommen-
dations:
4" Nothing can better repay the reader
than an attentive perusal of Mr.. Long .
speech. We indorse every word of it,
and more too Mr. Long is q true pa
triot and statesman"
The same paper contains the follow.
ing remarks;
THE Yankees at Memphis are very
severe on the rebel ladies, and won't al.
low them to wear their rebel badges; but
they finally managed to oatwit the Pari
tan niger worshippers, by quitting to
wear hoops. BY this sign they all know
each other. Good for them"
This is specimen brick OF the Cop
perhead press BY the way, what doe,
the Times shink Of Longs speeeh2 L
has never yet dropped hint.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

REV. JOSEPH b. MASTos will preach fSr
the Baptist ChsFeh and Congregation IN Marble
Hall, next sabbath, Al f9ys.A n and Pm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

EoR KLEc1oEs AT LARcF.
David s. 0ooding, CT Hancock.
Richard ". Thompson, Of Yigo.
Foa STATE KLkcTOEs.
lat Dlsfriet-Janaes c. Denny, Of Khox.
John 8. Heughiand, % Spencer.
"a Distriet-cyrus y. Nixon, Of Clark.
francis Westsr, sf LagraBge.
"a Dlatriet-Hsnry =. Prifehard, Of BArtholo
NEW.
Madison Evans, Of Lavrsnes.
4th District-LsssnIdae sexton, Of Rush.
q. Kyger, OF franklin.
Ssh Distriet-Bsnj s.. Eisypooi, Of Faystts.
Joshua II. M0liett, ~ Henry.
9Th Dlsfriet-J j. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. c. Green, Of shelby.
7th Dlstfiet-J0hn Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas n. Rice, Of Psrks.
sth Dlssriet-R r. Davidson, Of Tlppscanoe.
Benz. Gregory, Of Warren.
9th Distriet-James B. Bedford. Of white.
Aaron Gusrnsy, Of Porter
10th Distriat-T. n. Dickinson, Of DskAlb.
Hslist KiiboHrns, Of KlkbaFt.
18th DfstTIet-John II. Wallace, Of Grant.
James n. Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY,
JOHN W. GRUEy 4 CO.,
Propreaors.

IxTE TAKx PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w e. tAv Ynbiir that w~ hAsA on hard large
aud sxet 5lsat assortment " 90 len Goods q cur
swn masugaelars. smbFscing Jeans, Blankets.
Plain sssA riAie Fianasis. Lfassys, HaimoFsls
Sticking TarB, SC. Shieh ws vi sell or ex-
change fo'' wosi on very rsasonabls terms
We viii also srta and manufacture Neol IN
eustoasrs - hsnsssf5rs. Being pFyvidsd With
Tn. hest 81 KastafE MarhibeFy Of the latest i'm.
prosemsasa, t5Erthsr with most ezpsrissese
uorkmsn us bel esnhdsnt Of satisfying al wbs
mar fAxoF Us Nth heir patronage. Also casi
paid for Wool Factory corner Markst and Inxi-
Streets. nyIf ,. W. GKUES co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
WANTED.

IIoUsE-c fHfAIsISG THREE OR F0UR
II Toems, not sxessdinR twelve squares ffsm
the Post Oh Any one having "a n an h.us
for sale ean-nnd purchaser BY Hppiyiag at this
once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
RARE CHANCE.
Two New Store. Coz Rent.

THESE STORES ARE S0w BEING BUILT.
Il near tie Cearf- hoasa. aud the propFiesor
ofsrs fhra az rent in order % be abls 10 nuish
the oeiidinE sutatis Ter the business 81 the ten
ant. Fsss ssi9n <issn % che lat 81 August.
Knqsirs " 4. BIscHnF,
maySi Uuion ofacs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
MASONIcHALL

NIASONIcHALI4.
Lsssss and Manager. ~ HOLLAND.
Saturday Evening. May 2lst, 1864,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
rendered 70
MISS FANNY B. PRICE.
easioa she sitl appslr 70 I wO NEw
CaAnAcfERs-
Saturday Evening, May 2lst, 1854,
Will be pr darsd Tor she fFst ne the beautiful
Deaaszf Z dy Of
THE LITTLE TREASURE
G.r.fnds. Miss FANNY n. PRICE
Captain Walter. aF. Nm. NJ HOLLAND
Song Afr ". NJ. HoLL md
To eeaslais vish tbs egusle drsns entitled
The Pride of the Market.
Mares. FANNY B. PRIOR
Giaors f.ftns .......-.---....af ". A. HOLLAND
Seats may Be scared en- Friday and Saturday
bstSssn She ksaFs - ten aBA tw0 clock, Of siF.
Turpsek. Al tbs Hail.
Door: open at ~. P.rfarmaao. to sOm@sses
i,sss,s . cents. cAiIarsn nader IL ysAr. Of
Fsoat ssass reserved for LADIES' accompanied ~
gsnfls@eH.
The most rigid order viii b. nasiatAlasd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
UNION STATE TICKET

For G0Uersor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WATEG.
For Lieut.. Gossrnoy,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
on vAEDEaBURoH.
FOR Secretary Of State,
NELSON TRUsLEK, Of Faystts.
For Aadaor Of Stals,
THOMAS B. McCARTT, Of wabash.
For Treasurer Of STATE,
JOHE I. MORRISON, ef.washington.
Fer Attorney General,
DELAHA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
Tov CEsrt Of de Supreme Cougf,
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, 81 Knox.
For Reporter q Supreme Court,
CoL.sBEE. HARRISON, Of Marion.
For Supreme Judges,
lat Distriet-JAs 3. FRAZER, Of Kosciusko.
"a District--JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
Sd District-CHAs A. RAY, Of Marion.
an Disfrict-ROBT. O. GREGORY, Tippecanos
FOR supeyfnfsHdeaf Of Public TnssrreffoH,
PROF. GEORGE W. Eoss, Of Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, He odeons and
Cabinet Organs.

THE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE cox
i sTANTLY ressfsiBx fhs aboys inetruuents
from some q the bsst manufacturers IN New Ys.k
asa Bostss, sad Nsll ssh them - Eastern prisss.
AIDING freight.
Samples may D seen st their residence. an
Water street.. Arst door below Chssnus. IfwiiI
= . tne interest q these wanting tbs above Ia
ap5o-fy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

NO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
- eauHectea With the history o. the Nsisria
Aedics e the United States or mors f.voraAlv
knpwa - pfoaeer IA ms1ical discover. thsa
that q D.. JOHN BULL. q Louisville, Ky His
iuimitseir preparation Il Sarsaparllla has long
-toed - tie aead q the various compoands Of thai
valu sble drug. Hia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
Stringent order Respecting the NayI.
CATION OF the Mississippi.
(spse 81 dispatch to the Cincinnati Gasstss.
CAIRO, May Is.
The following is just published:
I" General Order No. 4
HEADQUARTERS DIsrRicr
WEsT TENNESSEE,
Mamphis. Tenn. Nay IL

NEsT TENNESSEE,
Memphis, Tenn, May IL
Abuses existing on shs Mississippi
river reader the interference OF tine n,li-
tary power imperative. Boats are clear
d almost daily from Memphis with
clesrances for any landing plsee the,
may ehoose, aud that vi hout turtle.
RS ieTiou than clause in the eleaf-
he that they will not v.oiate the law Of
he Gilt d Staies Boats thus cleared
and loaded 10 he guards with variety
Of merchandise nave proceeded down
the river, sometimes landing on shore,
and sometimes anchorsng out and COM
municaiing with the shore with small
boats. They open trade wish all classes
OF people except loyal ones, negotiate
with rebel chieitains and guerriIlas fos
bringing IN cotton, taking only supplies !;
invite rebel officers and soldiers on
board, drink and hobnob together. Some
boats, am assured, hare been out forty
or fifty days from their clearance from
Memphis, replenishing their supplies
from time to time from other boats, pro-
ceeding up or down the river, running
into every creek, bayou and lagoon where
I
Confederate trade can be carried on.
Even the farce of landing under the
gans Of gunbosts IS seldom complied
with. The revenue aids on board each,
with very few exceptions, are known to
be OF bad characters. many of them are
found to be in completely with persons
engaged IN eontraband trade. One ar
rested Yesterday, known TO be Confed-
crate soldier, belonging to regiment in
Arkansas, is now in Irving Block An
other when the beat was overhauled nm
on which he was aid, took the preean-
ton to throw his vahse overheard tins
destroying the evidence of his crime
Ii is therefore ordered that no boat
shall land between Cairo aud the mouth
Of White river, except where there is 4
garrison of United States troops. and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
OUT AT COST,

I WILL SELL MI LARGE STOCK Of WALL
4 and Win1sw Papsrs Plain and Figured, al csst
IN order % make room for other goods.
J. HEALY,
apis Ne. n. sor. Main and First sss.