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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13
JOHN y PRESTON,
Colonel aud Superintendent,

HEADQ'RS RESERVE OF STATE OF Va,
Richmond May 10th, 1861.
| General Orders, No. L..
| l. In Pursuance of paragraph l Of SPssr
| Orders, No ii3, hereby assume command Of
the kssaIva Forees OF Virginia, with hi
! Headquarters in this city vi Richmond unit
| Otherwise announced.
| H. IuB Reervo Troops already organized
| will, Immediately upon ,hs receipt OF this s'''
dsr, proceed by companies to such ono OF .hs
| p.aces Of rendezvous hei eiDafter named, Sc
may be most accessible, and the Captains con-
mandng are hereby especially charged win
the duty Of assembling their Commands win
the utmost dispatch.
| Ill. The men cou posing the Reserve Forces
| In counties in which their organization has Dos
been already affected, will assemble promptly
q. their respective Court Houses. where they
will ut once DO organized by the Enroling OH
GERS, and immediately thereafter the c,mps.
MES 80 organized will proceed to such p)int Of
rendezvous 40 may be most convention. of sc
| cess
Nv. Ths established places Of rendezvous
| the State Of Virginia are announced s. "
lows: Abingdon, Dabhn Dspot, I.ynehba's
| Stanton, Gordonsyilis, BurksvIlle, Peters
| burg and Riohmona, where officers Ut ia
| command will DO found, " whom they viii
| report,
v. Companies or dstachmsnts Of the reasFys
| forces already on duty. guarding bfideea, 'las'
of G. mmunicaton, &c, will not be affected by
this 0,der they will continue upon snch DER,
vice uatil relieved, and their commanding III
| GERS are instrueted to report promptly to thsss
headquarters the numbers OF euch troops, tie
points where serving, the companies 70 which
they belong, and the Order3 under which thsy
| were assigned TO duty.
vi. The reserve troops being called into &C.
tive eervice in the field, arc advised OF tho
prop.isty Of providing the IN selves with blana
! eta, sabeistence, &,., until arrangements eau
| be IN sds for their regular supply and inas
| much ia delay may be- Incurred in thsii beiri
furnished with aru,s, it is specially suIoina
| upon all to bring with them to their Iend'
| vous such aerviceabls fire ;irGs and amnunil!aa
| "a they may have in their possession.
JAMES L.. kENPER,
| my "a Brigsdisr General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

BIZ H. +. Tooth 1t 20, ducts.
mo . 10th 81, between Main and Cary
EURNnURE, Clothing,
r D.y Goods, Tobacco,
Pspsr, Envelopes, nc.
Al Auction -
We will sell, on Tuesday morning. June llth com,
mencing at 10 O'Clock, ut our ttore, Q los Of Furni
ture, Dry doodle, summer Clothing, &c, Consisting
Of
Bureaus, chairs, tables, mattresses
New linen Coats
Now alpaca coats
Summer pants
Pieces ir,sa linen
ltb ydB nus4uiD netting
Agate buttons, Melton cloth
Spool cotton, linen tab cloths
Ladies' WI ite cotton hose, &c
ALSO,
100 bales smoking tobacco
70 bOxes Pauline Bird chewing do
80 boxes due cigars
1kg c0ppcras
do washing soda
l cooking range
d. stove, with ali the utensils in
complete order
$50 bottles superior black writing ilIil
600 reams note paper
100 N white aud brf envelopes
Gold anu silver watches, &c
N B-Qoods received till morning Of sale.
je Lids D BOOTH co. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

re- co A, Heuiey's bAttaIlOa.-A conveyance
~ viii lss We the Office OF tho southern Literary
Messenger, No l~th street. under lhe kxchADge 10.
toi, eyerg Tuesday, ThursdAy, aai Saturday, Tor
PersOos dsslrous Of ssudiug leIters smAll park
sacs - their friends IN thU eem iAny can do - BY
leaving them At tho above place the evening bt fore
conveyance viii leave psompsly ct that hour. Let.
tsrs VIII be taken for any uanb u 81 the battalion.
,l3-eOd!lf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

FSOR Sale-A Ace young Horse, suitable far cav
a, y nearly sven years ou, sound in wind
ead limb Is quick wslser. aad runs very fast
thr tint If the FRO K Kosi. intermediate line.
j. a. eci3tt
.~uK Sa,c-A pair ot No l Mules, young, scu id g,
and & .n.le; would Sell one CT both. address,
GA n - D,gDa.Ch Office, lie 10 81
vs>Ok eale-A hight furniture Wagon aud uAr
ness. Aiso, q Stable i''s TeUt. Apply to
is iu-3tt ii ca u EKO.
.-OK B.l IA tine bay horse, FAX years oi; has
fs be. In ger VIE over two years, is very hardy
and easy T. keep and drives we'll in single double
harness slso, Q bice top buggy aud barnes. Ap-
Dig to HENRY HIVES,
Captain Nelson Light Artillery,
1t Col L,ghtcot's hat'n.
Camp at the intersection Of tie Fred ktburg
Railroad and intermediate line. j.T- 6ls
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IuCZ7UU alxW-yuyvsn DANA
nv QnjsitH 4 AypfyMa, Ametiorxers.

r7ICetITNf HtIct ssrre saA Dvelhse "a the
r. south stts Vi jseksou, bet@ssa fauahss aait
HYe.ss 49, for sale a AncisG ~ be- soid al Iae.
ltop. On the premsAts. On Wednesday,, ths tsth u
lure. 1854, ~ = .;i,:k y, the aew bTkk store
"A dwelling lOcaeed ~ b,ve, bow occupied By Mt
ieeeo Wassesman q $50 per mel nth Il has
1oous besides kitchen. and 10 supplied with ga.
Tbis 10 a. exosliest grocery stssd.
TRans--Cash. Tho taxes Tor 1854 TO be pad By
the purchaser. 0ODDlN L APfERSON,
jas Auc''000srs.
VYERY valuable Real Estate on Clay, beswccn
" lot aud "a sts, and on nh, between 18th
and 18th sts, for eale 1t auctioV-Wtil Be- Sold ~
auct,on on sbe premsses, In shc order advertised,
on Taeoday, the l4ih OF June, lsCl, as ~ O'clock
n. that truly beautiful lot on the bOEsn side of
Clay ut, adj1fmtpg tue reiidsnce Of Capt Left
Wlch, fronting Al feet, ruDniog back $50 feet to
an alley, having t.ss con very large and costly
g,eeu hOuse and 4 Groas variety VI Gandsome shada
and ornamental trees. This ~. without doubt,
amongst the most beautiful - In Richmond.
An1r which, on the premises, will be sos,i these
two excellent brick tenenents opposite the CAPITOL
Equsre on tho aouth side Of Bank, between nth
aud l7th sla, Ocr upied By John Davis, Kfq, snd
others % offi es, &c The location Of these teUc-
ments should attract the attentiou OF Capitalists and
others.
fyRxs-Cash or credit, At the option OF the pur-
chsssrs The lakes for 1854 10 be raid By tue pur-
chssers. GOOClN hffkkSONs
lie II Audionccrs.
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II WILL Sell ct auction, at my sales rooms. On
i Wednesday, tho 18th inst, very large assert.
@snt Ct Domestic and Houssl Old Goods, Consisting
cT0skeSy, aad glassware, AMI miscellaneous Articles
or oil descriptions. Persons DESTROYS Of entering
goods u this sae win please send them Ia prior
the NOR hing Of sAls 20 that they DO advertised
ip detail Pr EATON, Auct,
ja ll-3i': 60 Main st, near i4th.
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Ey Redsoosi, RWips Il 70, A'scts,
mo 81 Main street.

III Redaoal, IhAips Il To-, Ancts,
No 81 Main street
NJ T. will ssli At Auct0o, On Wednesday next,
w the 10th iugt. at our fatesr"oas, No 81 Main
st, . large and desirable lOt Of Eurniiure-
Csliaets, ward-Obes
Bsdsteads, "a
Housekeeping articles
COOKING stoves, sc
A good lot OF
Chewing tobacco
Clothing, DC.
Parties Wiehiog to contribute to the sale are re-
quested to send IN their goods before the day Of
sale. REDWOOD, PHlLLi & co,
je l3-2t Auci ioaceYs.
By Geo. ". NAlis, Amcsr,
No. G3 Main st.
WILL sell at auction on Tuesday, June llth,
i at my store, a large and de sirahle lot OF
Household and kitchen furniture, stoves
Cr0ckcry and glassware
Ready made clothing
Dty goods, shoes, hats, blankets, &c,
AIo,
splendid marble Top pier tablts
iiac gold watch and several .iiveI wat, hes,
al IL O'Clock precisely.
ConsigaInsnis received until O'Clock On the
day Of sale.
j. L.. w WILLIS, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

ErO1 usls- xl00 0sssllaa, 5 rs { 6NE IN 8 q
j 49,, = 6ss~& Iaenssg . ,o.....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

"a, ANiED-A situation, ty gentle man wno
w ia not liable to military ss,vice, and who "a
zof d :: ,ck keeper ami Cashier. Fest r~f-renefs
eivsn. Address .'Book keeper" lispssc b tii'ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

nHp0AsONlO NOriCE.-rhe RsembeTs Of Hen.
~ rico uaton Lodge, No I3J, are hereby saua-
nODcd 10 attend ssAted neellAS IN the Mason y
Hail this evening NJ O'clock 4 full aslenasace
IL Quested, the annual election Of oteess will
take place. By order Of The W0sshipfsl Master.
jan RtDDlcK, 6ee'y.
Rienno.d, iStA Juas, A D ls6i, 4 l. 5s64.
IL tJ--l(t
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BUREAU OF COSsCRITIas,)
k1au II, 1851

BUREAU OF COSsCRITIaS)
May III, ISL !
Enrolling officers in the State Of Virginia
will obey such instructions As may be az ess,
cd to them by Brig. Gen. kenper, In the uat.
tor indicated In Special Orders No ii} Adll,
tant aud Inspector Generals Office. Tho con,
mandaut Of conscripts for the State of Virginia
will forthwith issue such instructions TO hs
officers a. will ensure the vigorous execution
Of these orders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

VUANTED-Six Harvest Hands snd good Over
w seer, {, who Ia y permanent situation will ee
won; or . tkiilful Former. to work farm on
shares. Address BOX AL Richmond o.
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

~ MASONIC NOTICE Tho coapaaioas II
~ Aiehmoed RoyA Area ChApsss, No 3, are
Aersby suamoeed - attend called Convocation q
their Chapter o. this (10nday) evening u o'clk.
By oder Ct the n Z uf
JAS HIDDJCK, 6ee'y.
June 18th. A D lSsa, \ l. 6s6s, X 4 ~ $3.50.
ia 14-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

r. PARtIoS having lsstsrs or small packages
~ Of clothing OF pFovisoss for the Trsdesar
(otb) or Departnsatai (3D bAttalicns can have
them sent oct to camp this mornng By leaving
then ~ the easadsnce Of 4Aj1r w rANNnH,
an 81 street, between Camel and Byrd. By II
O'Clock. IL lS-ui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

NXyANTF d - Com missasies, 0uartermasaerr, Os
W other, to know that they eau have their unns
ar corn meal takel on reasonable terms al Az :.
GUST Ef.sNEN'S old hatery, New Market, otn
street. bet Broad aad Marshall, opposite the nay
60, ie l.y "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13


~ H. MCLA UGHLlN n CO.,
W. BROKERS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
augusta, Ga.
0GlsAUGfUiN. 10 4ATHgwsOS.
STERLIN0,
GOLD.
BANK BIL1R,
61OCki and BONDS,
Of all dcs,r,ptiOas,
BOCGHr AND SOLD ON ORDER.
HAvs ALWAYS ON HAND foilon ConsIoSnISnos
Yarns, Liquor,
6heesinges sugar,
ehtYtnED. Nails,
OsnaDnrgs. Conse.
Tobacco, Salt,
tsoaP, Iesahsr,
0sain, bagGipg,
Rope, AaiAsgss,
Nuailes, AND All
nA0.,a. BhekAats (iaiAt0.
ia;-eWt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

= sONOJi. Noftuk.-Aisss ssvesAl uasvoetabtc
- interruptions hava sgala resumed the dssles
q my sehGo 10 b eoetinsed 10 IL coss sDd trust
(usdcr ~ arraegeness mAae BY tsaehsss with tho
proper aatkOsitses) WNhoat further htsdranea or
noIeslatioa. have several yscAsctce u my aeheo,
b Ill, aai ~ II y ~ pespooo 10 tanca thssuxA sse
sso1ss 00nths, psshaps - Ne lssA Sspeenss :
0slt. soossdtsg 10 The saeossageneas nay receive,
a opportunity Wtll - snxdeA - macy vho oktece
= ses vaeassss. II having ehes sAIrss as sphcoi.
49, not u lasge II Ne aaseslA 1sns uaAs ksov.
o. ApVlieAtieo.
js1l-0ts ell q 6AIIKR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

II OST--l me mouth Of May taSi, = Confederate
IL Statcs Cesencase t0s . fou. per cent bond, fUS
$500. daasd March Ia, 1884, and msdc payable u
kawsrd Webster. AL pespons arc warned against
trading Tor the same Apple aion will BIO nsae 70
The Treasurer FOG . ranewai Of the above Ger
nncasa ua S-law6Wt1 RE MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

vEY ANTED Twenty thosmakess on ladies'
w wort: Also ten or twelve hands on mol .
boots end shoes None but the best woFxmeo need
apply. HARVEY. HELLiNGS 4 CO.,
je ll-Gtt Isl Main q, KichmOpd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

IXl ANTED - BY young lady, with good re-
wv fcrences, a situation as a teacher OF small
school in or near the city. Instruction given in
English French, Latin, Music, sc. Address " S
A." Dispatch office ie l3- Ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

O0O DoLLa ks Reward -s.r.ysa or stolen
AUO from my farm y large gray horse sad =
spare C0it soyrei h0r Q. The ioI msr WAS con-
d.mnet horse For any Information that ~i'l lead
TO thar recovery tue above reward VIII DO paid, II
Lett at the Ballard barber shop ar at ny farm, tn
tho Nine-Mie road. HENRY MEYER.
tai
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NbCKAY My Morse, that rau of On W. dues-
H. day last, has not been heard from. she WAS
VI Gay color, aud had on saddle, bride, SO. A
libesaI reward viii 10 paid for her return to me,
| on 7th. between Mar shall and Cay SITS
i. l3-2tt CHAS T. HANkS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-13

Usi-VDaisdesass n0nds.-l.osa, on kfkaay, he
IL 6.h DAY Of April. 1854, (supposed . BE- loss d
Ga held, h Chesterfield On The kichmoed and Dan.
vine kailroad) two Oooicderaas per oAat Bonds,
oae No so3 fog $4,000, Issued Nay &c. 1853, tnteresS
paid 70 lss JanuaSy, 1884 he other No l7Ss, for
d so, Issued 4th Sepssmkss. lsSa, iutsseas pail
~ iss January. 1874. n CROWDkR.
my - -laW6ut -
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NJ ANTED--A FAnM-Aay person having . farm
W for rcrt for the balance Of The year, CAD hear
Of q good tenant who will cultivate IL uadef the
mana cement If al experienced farmer, aud take
good care OF the property As The party has large
rumGer OF servants, farm navlrg buildings suita-
bic Tor them would DO preferred location In
either of the unlss south Of James river and west
of tho Danvie railroad would Dc preferred. Apply
immeiiate!yto GODMN q APPERsON.
10 lots
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


which seeks to overthrow Professionalism
and Republication in the New World
We think there are reasons, in the
nature Of things, Why the Union party,
which is the liberal party here, should
be The friends of the liberals in Mexico
and Why the Copperhead or anti-pregress-
i've party, which opposes education and
freedom here, and aids in fastening on
the American people the shackles of a
blind, medieval faith, should take sides
when the test comes las come Ii wilD,
with Macmillan, Louis Napoleon, the
House of Hapsbargh, and the Jesuit
Propaganda.
The edics has gone forth from the Vat
lean, that this continent is to be Latin
lied" Tor Roman Catholieized), Freedom
ssrsngled, and the growth of republic
can principles checked. In this hellish
work, the Jesuits and Despots, repre-
sented by the "Holy Alliance" have
foand a congsnial ally in the Copper
head party of this Republic, correspond
ing to the traitor party in Mexico. For
the sake OF pal:ry party triumph, such
men would sacrifice Free Government,
Free Religion, and all the hopes Of man
kind, on the altar Of DespOtism and Pa
pal Intolerance.
We advise the Times to be chary of its
expressions in favor Of the Monroe Doe
trine, and against Max" the chosen
instrument Of the holy Alliance in
the overthrow Of Republication and
Professionalism in America. The Times
may have TO eat its words some day. A
paper owned and controlled BY those 10
the interest Of the Macmillan party, is
not at liberty TO talk at random on this
delicate question.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
Letter from HoVey's Hoosier ri.
vision.
A ON rHE BArrLxFIELp.
NEAR ROCKY FACE, Ga, !
May 9th, 1864.

@Ae Stnt AoVfs
kdlfers Journal;
This morning, as the 6rstrays ofdawn
~eHt leaPing up the sky, the rattle of
masketfy and the boom Of cannon, an.
nonnced the real beginning Of a great
battle. General Hovey addressed his
division In few inspiring words, which
were answered back with the loudest en-
thusiasm.
He told as that Indiana looked with fer
vent hope aud confidence to the action
Of the Hoosier Division; that we must
not disappoint our Northern States BY
any faltering; that our mothers and
fathers and kindred at home would
much prefer that we sleep with honor on
the field, than to return again with even
the tings Of dishonor upon our banners
He told rs that he would be with us in
moments Of hottest peril; and no man
doubts it de told is to stand cool and
firm, though the very earth should
tremble under the roar and confusion of
the hght; to await orders from our off,
GERS to FIRE deliberately when ordered;
aud above all, to FIRE lotc and sure.
After this short address, so full Of
soul. courage aud wisdom, cheer after
cheer for Hovey, Indiana, and the
Union went up ike waves through the
valleys, and swept over the chiseled
slopes Of the mountains like messages of
xraih TO the misguided victims Of
anarchy and treason. We all felt shat
Il was good to be here'-and strong men
and true men pledged themselves in
secret to follow 10 the last the council
and example Of their gallant General
We all believed that God smiled upon
as and our cause; and verify believe
that there never was a body Of men, who
"shouldered' their rifles more eheerily
than We did in the red, hazy light Of The
riGng sun, near Rocky Face, 90 the
9th Of Nay, 1894.
/ About ] o'clock, A NJ, we formed 10
line of battle and advanced under Ere.
oars constituting the centre division Of
the Twentythird army corps, which sup
ports the left of the Army of the Cam.
berland proper. We remained in line,
with skirmishers deployed, under ere OF
the enemy's artillery for Eve or six hours.
Then there was lull-one Of those
strange pauser in = great battle, when,
W common consent. the attacking and
attacked are willing to breathe without
firing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
HAZE DYE HAIR DY Ea
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Ls the Beat Ia the Neridi TAs eaIy
HarnIsss, Trns, cad Reliable Dye

AnoCH fEtEE
This splendid Hslr DIS = Psrsest--ohAasas 3. -
Rasty Of Grey hair, Instantly ts = Giossy. s,A.k
Natural Bssgn. yttkeHt IRJusias -. Hair or
Staining the skts. isasisg the fair SEA Aad
Beautlfui iapsrts fresh vitAli'., ., frssasssly re-.
storing ih pFisltss ssisF. sxs r.etiass tks IN
elects Of Bad pyss. rs e,.uslss IL sisssa VII
LIAM 4. pArcHKLo-, sliotAsrs are A.r. ssaI.
t~tIOns, and shesls - avoided soiA - Il
Druggists, 81. T,-etsry-sa barclay strss.,H.
BATcH1!soz's HHw ToIBHT cazAw ron
DRESSING THE HAIRs lyis<uly
fak oosHEasIoNs AND KxPERIaEon OF
Az INVALID,
rHblishsS fer he 'esasEi, saa - . w1rHist snA
OAUTienS TO IoUHe nnN whs suasr a.a
Ne, ,svous Debility. PFsnstase Decay Of haaho.d.
sts.. Supplying ~ The nme tims. TnH MANS
OF SELF cuRH. ny one who has cared Ainssli
ansr being pat to great expsss aadiaisry shroagk
medical humbug Aad enaekery
By enclosing postpaid ADDRESSED ssveiope
single copies may be had OF the snthor.
NATHAETEL MAYFAIR, Tag,
Bedford. KiAns County. n. 7.
may9eiy-is6s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
WANTED. W

NTOOL@ so,oOo pounds ~ Wool, for which the
w higest market price will be paid.
A. UUMBRRRs.
once At l.. Lowenthsi 4 Co.'S Store. corner sf
Main and FIRST Streets mayB In
INCORPORATING TIRES on Eoun
i rooms, not sneesdinE twelve squares ffsm
the Post ofiee. Any one ksYipg suf h an heass
for sale can hnd pHFohsssf b appiyiss al ihts
once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
Communicated.
Reasons Why Old Abe should be Re-
'EIarfed.

Reasons WhJ Old Abe should be Re-
Elected.
First. because he comes up TO the
old Jeifersonian EtandaFd--beiug both
"honest and capable"
Secondly. lie should be re-eleeted
because Of the illustrious examples We
have in similar cases Washington
reelection was opposed by the Benedict
Arnolds Of his day, and hewas denounced
as "tyrant and usurper.h lie appealed
TO the intelligence, virtue and patriotism
Of the people and was reelected. The
same party, under another name, opposed
The war policy and reelection Of James
Madison, denouneing him and the party
which sustained him, as the worst enc
mies TO peace aud civilization. But he
appe=led to an enlightened and liberty
loving people and was reelected
And, last though not least, the hero Of
New Orleans, during his first term, laid
hold Of Notification with one hand and
the old monster Bank with the other,
choking back secession for more than
thirty years, and killing the old monster
Bank altogether And for doing these
things, be was abused by the Wing party
all over the country, called a 'tyrant
and violator Of the Constitution, on the
one hand; and on the other hand, be vas
roundly abused by all the ire-eaters Of
the South, most Of whom bad been his
political friends, for his opposition to
Notification, But the people-the UHioR
aud liberty-loving people-the great la
boring masses, sustained him, and he
was reelected as Washington and Msdi-
500 had been before him.
Mr.. Lincoln has laid hold Of that old
monster, Slavery, compared with which
the old Bank question, and all other
questions in American politics, may
pale their Intellectual fires, and if he
succeeds in killing il as all loyal people
noo hope and pray he may do, then the
fair daughters of liberty may sing in
comparison ss the daughters OF Israel
did when David killed Goliath" Jack
son hath slain his thousands, but Lin
coin hath slain his tens Of thousands. +"
Ayel A country redeemed. and four
millions Of human beings made free, may
inspire notes as high as Mosess sister
sang vhen high on the opposite side of
the Red Sea, ak hundred thousand peo-
pie, who were nov forever free, looked
down on their pursuers as they lay over
whslmed in death aud ruin R.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pure sympathy. -synpsthy 10 ssSsslsui
thiHg, for It sxhibitizs The "angsIis" part Of
human nature. We deeply and most slBssrriy
synpathiss With those fsw suffering wlth = had
cold who have set used or esnnss ehfaiz bsttIe
Of Madame PeTtsr's csnsA Balsam." for tAsy
are deprived Of ore Of the aost sfseiaai remedies
for Coughs oslds, &C., ever siyea 70 the puslis.
Bat We HAYS 20 synpsshT visA sny ous she viii
uss any other coush Mrdizss. shss this po,siar
article, priss eniy = esan pr hoiiIs e.z b ksd
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
GRAND CONCERT.

rT1BE "Cres-sut City Band - aud 81 Mozart -
l. SocietY take pleasure Ia iussrmiag the eiti-
zsns Of Evansviie and vicinity that they kill g1ss
fssO Concerts Of vocal and Instrumental ME@is
At MASONIC HALL,
On THURSDAY aad FRIDAY EVENINGS
9th and z7th Of May inst.
A the proceeds ara q b applied toward paying
for the new instruments Of the Band, the publie
viii nos have an opportunity Of contributing 20
it, and also get value resolved.
Progrzmnsa aa3 further partsculzEs VIII Dc
given several days prsTioEs TO the concert
G. " WARREN.
EsylS Musical Director.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
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