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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
REMOVAL.

A : ne ha . 70 v@csfs The sterr Ne BS~ sse@p1
hby tbs LIST Of S~ptembrr, We vii re1os@ y cur
asw store duHf 4 this .Onfh. II order @ rsanee
onr stock a. u scb e cossiblss % that ne eAn
usariy opr-n in tks Eew stors with Al sa Ire us~
sro<k ws vii sell goods O. chs4p- Ne are ese-
80 e,uf a great nzry xoo5s 81 mach ICES than
tssJ eaa - bought Z : Rat. -.
~ scIIAPKER : BUssIxG,
saxIs-ffs be Ts Isin Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
EsTRAY NOTICE.

nE MONDAY MORNING LAST THERE
W appeartd IN ny pasture has borss sud an
irsa graz Eass. without ny ksovIscxe - tbs
oSzsr- InsI both hEvs tss appsaraSss q having
sesE serFfos
fhs he-ss bss rop~ arnuzd his nscf, azd =
snail star on ~ fsTshead. The mans bss scar
On her psAr FIRE shsni2sT, and ssd1ie mark IN her
baek- The owBsK IL reQs@stsd - come and get
tAens azd psy charges. Ny E&Fn j. fbrss miles
noyth-sa-t Of the city Of EEGnsvsli-.
sux7s lwd r. 6. STEPHENS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

BEg- The Times rushes to the defense
of Capt Belt, as we expected. A letter
from a soldier, who ID responsible Tor
what he says, in another place, will give
our readers some idea Of the character
OF the TiD,es' protege
or course the paper that justified the
Fort Pillow massacre, and the attack on
Padacah, is ready to become the cham.
pien Of any outlaw
We are accommodating faeis from other
sources on this subject
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

FEEsH oYsrERs.-charley Habbe, of
the St. Charles, received his first invoice
of oysters last night They are excel
lent for the season, aud Charley expects
many of his customers and friends to
call in and try them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

S- Hiram Nelson viii sell 20 ths
highes bidder those two valuable Lot
on First Street, opposite the post-ofice
next to Mr. Hermann's candy saloon, OF
the premises, a. 2 o'clock P ~ on Thurs
day, September lst. Now is the chance
for bargainsl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
FOR s LIE.

TTSF FARe OF iiex AcRas sTx MILEs
\ froH Essnssii's-f iDsiy acres In suisiv. tiss
<nd the - 10. welt Tin srsd L. 90 seru. q n
sttirsted itsa / ms4fou. ane g. slrss are eslt.
Fsfsa H. co q tpou thu psslisss IL "a srci = "a
q 8 fFait a 4 fhfss 81 90 ~ ilx4eK safsF u
lbs tes quality, VITA v u AMI atssa u Kaoa
tsx a. = or
TIER afs $40 upon ths p~emisss = go two
stsFy ans dwelling, With feslar, aHs slFiag
aoass, stabi-s, hay sheds, sad either nssessAsy -
hoasss Apiiy 70
H4w n wkLEER,
angll Srdkv Third e., op Csuft II 1uss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE is HKEEDY GIVES THAT w.
~ ths under1sgn q, hsrs this osy for.ss 90
r.rsa~r.hfu. upS~r the style 81 Dorksr Duson-
ehsf- sor me prrposs Of carrying On tss prc&nrs
and commits Ion ousfnsa
"a r-<rrouaxs Of the psb'is IL RESPECTFULLY So
fs-t,.a sAH'L X DoCKEz,
snr1a J. pusorcHyT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

pay> A considerable number Of the
25th Regiment who did not rs-enlist ar.
rived at home on sunday night
We regret that We had n, notification
OF their coming, else there would have
been II grand reception given them
Capt. Hastings, Of the 25,h, We notice,
is at home, h's time having expired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

COMMITTEES MEETING. Tho Committee
Of Reception for the ovation TO De given
20 the lS6lh Regiment will meet at the
Court House, this Tuesday, morning, at
s o'clock Every member is requested
to be present promptly at that hour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
Another Battle.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug pa special to
&c Bull tin from Washington, under
ate OF the 29th. says that lnformatio'
eceived from H4Iltown as late as yes
-rday states that the advance has breI
1uDded, and another battle in the Val
sy is expected and predicted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

GliS~ The lines pretends TO doubt the
uth Of the declaration that 1000 Of the
rebel prisoners at indianapolis are en-
rolled as Sons OF Liberty. The evil
denos Of tie fact is inconlrovertibe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
IN GIBSON COUNTY.


The undivided x 81 v ~ HEsr. s~ssIsa 4,
iaNu z, range ~ wssi. nsdsr walsh tr.ef, szd
IL htn u asi Of the suriae~ lies q COED ssin o.
eosl tea cot "a ek al easy Of AGREES
Atsss $50 acr-a Ia the south. AT part 81 saii
e9Ratys - and timler good Tkls tract is slso
fies Ia Hli4ar4l pFaaai = Title pr soG.
n-HfT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

RAJ We are aeeumulating the evil
deuce aud facts IN order to ventilale the
"Old Fireman" who gave JEFF. Davis a
hoist at the Market House on Saturday
night An old Cincinnati eraeksmAn
would have been as fitting a soubriqust
if we are rightly informed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

pGg- Judge Gooding had large crowd
yesterday 70 hear bis Princeton speech.
To-day be speaks at Winslow, and to-
night at Petersburgh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
HKrxsTEsBTs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
var DYE

Bus restores gray h@sr - 10 sgirizsI sssss. By
rsppIying The capillary tahss vita sstzrss szsss-
sasss. lzpsFsa b. ass or dis~ass. An f-<s&~zs-s-
$50 Syss are composed sf luuar esstts. ssstrsyfng
tAs vitality and bsausy II tAs hair. ssx sssrs u
tlssaselvss no dressing. Asimssr<1's Tssnisabls
oolorsg not only ressrss hair 70 fts s.ssrsl ssss
b IN 80 process, lat Eiyss ~ hzira
Luxartsnt BeanfT,
rssnstss ~ grovth prsvssts ~ f.fli>g - srad-
isetss d.nsruE. and In pr = b.sitb a.z vssas.ss-
asss e the bead HAS tied the tsss 81 dine. 10
Tag the eosEinai Hair o-l srinE. sd d soass~siiS
isc-sasiBs u favor. Bed ~ ssfh esssisDsu sas1
Eadsss- Il e sod - al rsspes.shs s@4a.rs, -
cas- b prosuFsd - tbe1 Fl - o0uspeaB
skssts, D. :. BAKEEs CO., 80 DF.@fvaSs NsS
Tsrk. we shss - ssats and o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
News through Rebel sougceA

News through Rebel Sources
PHILADELPHIA, Aug % The Eseis-
ing Telegraph has Richmond paper
containing the following news:
MOBILE. Aug. 24-Fort Morgan *
n the ensmy's hands-whether surrsn
tered, evacuated, or blown up is uh
.nown There are conflicting reports /,
tothiug reliable"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
Notice 10 Passengers.

OFFICE EvANsviLLs oRAwEoRDsvILL r. r. Co.
AVASsNtllE LAP, August -, 1854.
A general advance in passenger fares
has been made by Western Railroad
Lines, to take effect on Thursday, Sept
lst The price Of tickets from Evans
vile to principal points on this aud con.
nAeting lines. viii be rs follows. viz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
GOLD PENS.


AT p@ns -s@r ny ~sxs-mark, SO r BAEHns
FxTRA Lot, XII" for vhfsk have ss-ursA to-
aepsuSs, aud are warranted 10 o4xEts A.s and
2srf-cs N srery rsspsss Seat y nail o. sxn-sss
- any part Il be oozutry on resript q prns ard
-stSrs sAarfa Pefsons ordering viii plea state
- sirs azd style 1sslrsd vhsfhev bard ~ seft.
nss % cosrsss and II ths zen shssid all 70 pssss
o. prcTs Detective they viii have the privilege 81
e1ehAa ing 6edncfion Of Af'~n per esBt. al
isssc en- srdsrs Of SIS or ever, ard twenty-five
per osat. On thc=~ 81 500 LIBERAL dfsessaf Bs1s
70 the trade Old pens rspsire1 IA TIE best 1An-
Ger for hty eeats fssd ss~5l sch CtFoo-
lara shssiag sise4. styles, ant prices II Wstshss
seat TEkE 70 zsy address. Address
CP BAREEs,
Dealer in Geld Psns apa AxTx.cAS WATeHHs'
s35 Main street.. ocF sixth, L~zisviiiss ky-
nnchZ1tS4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
For SALE

pUTLDIN9 LoTs AND IsPRoYKp PRoP.
ID IL EvuusFigis. Apply 20
w.H.Aw Y. wALkKR,
aaEit-4sdkN bird az ,op CsaFt nsass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

CINCINNATI, Aug. 29 - River b. q
risen &c inches since Saturday. Seveb
teen feet inches in channel Weather
clear: thermnme sr Is barometer % IA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

ferens 81 s~dsnsary habits trsaAlsd wisA
week.-mrs., iassisaae, rAipitAsioA 81 ahs heArs Issk
Of APOSTLE. distrssa alter satlax. torpid n-sr,
constipation. deserve 10 suasr. IL sAsy yin 10,
try tAs celebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
JOHN TENNIS
Real Estate and Government Claim
a G. III 81 Q ".

DUTe. ssil.s sszEr CRY Prsps<4y sac Fsrz
ID Lsaes Rays - esz&eks@ al slss,ss e Claims
sz4tust tbs EaitzA Sssess. oGes~EhfpG a@est,
ss4E Asiss With P. Nzazrs Any.
szEs-deI-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
nAoNoI a BAH.

HAcAS's nAoEoI A BALM.
This hs thu nest asiightfsl aaa szsrasrsinarJ
srtisis ever discover 10 sbsness s1s ssn burss
f-cs ana hanes % Ariy s&iIn isxtsFs Il rsviss.
iHz esAsty, inP<rtisg The .srsb. parity Of yossh.
ane ths diang-s spf~sr.nos inviting IA fas siAg
bile q fAshieu. IL removes tau, ffsskles. PIN.
rles zad roughBsss from tbs skin. lssyiss - ssn-
sis1tsn fresh, tr<nspsrssf and snseta. u go.
Fsins No natsrisi islariozs y shs skfs. Psvss-
zsd by Actresses sad Opera sfsgsrs. Itis Visa
assFy lady should hass. Sold ever Hssgs.
Prspared ~ y. r. Hsgan, TrcT, ny
DENAs s. RARsEs Co.. ssw Ysrs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
FOR SALE.

40 ACRES OF 6ARD IN iowa. APPLY
ZAfft 70 VIA Ne wALkkR.
sngif-tNa&w Third 81, op. cozrt Bau4s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

80 More fresh oysters wers received
st the St Nicholas last nigh. They ssa
very hne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 2e.-Ths steamer
Anna Boyd was sunk thirty miles below
here on Saturday morning. She wa
valued al SIS, 900 insured for $l3 500.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

nay REMEMBER, that the Wander
burgh County Union Convention will
meet at the Court House, en- Saturday,
September Sd, for the purpose Of uoDin-
ating candidates for county Offices
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

DATToS, O., Aug. 2e-At the Third
Congressional District Conveutioa to
dsy, Gen. R. C. Schenck was enthusiast
tically reuominsted for Congress. He
accepted TIE nomination in q powerful
speech. wwTu
r.tifcasion msetirg sill te held
here on Thursday night Governor
Brough and General Schenek viii speak.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
W r rEssExpEN.

SECRETARY OF the Treasury
Subscriptions will be-Frcrivrd by tbs first Ma
tional Bank Of Evansville. Indsna, and all re-
spectacle Banks and Bankers througho the com
try will doubtless afford facilities 10 sabserieers
auEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

We are coup He'd maze this riss In the prlce'
Of subscriptioB IN erdr to saws ourselves fron
loss, owing 70 fhs inessased II Of pa sr ahf
Haaseri4i. TIE pr en- Of payer ha advanced aear-
IL 90 per cent ia the Last weeks. Tbs pic
Of labor his ava eed "a the same Tatio.
We b0ps 70 bs able 10 reduce tbs rates OF sui
seFipfi0n . txfn 10 few weeks. bat a. the pr-ssa
prizes Of material and iabor We caBnst publish .
PAPER ~ the Oh rates siibOat loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

J. E. MARTIN, Secretary.
AugSO-St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30
CITY NEWS.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMs.-Ty ADVANCE
On and sfter Monday, August 1st. g. re sob
seriptiOn price u the Journal Sitl be a. ioiio~
One Year, ga adyzBcs. ~ W
Six Month, IN advance. ~
Thrss Months, Ia sdTzsce -,.-..-..--.--''-' a. ~
One Month, IN advance ...-.s-.-'.'-' ~
aafJeifyered b. carriers at 70 e~nts per week J.
BJas, 6ewsboys, &C 20 ceLts per dozen.
fET-YEEhLY.
One Year 50 a9y4 - ~
stx N0nfhs In sdg4ncs : ~
Thee Mooths n sdyaf s-.......-..-a.-.... z W
WEEKLY.
Ore year, In adYan -
81 Months, IN advanes....... ......... 1900. -
Three Mouths Ia adSanc -.-...........-..-.... IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-30

]. n. Sn.vERrEopx Seo,v
, 1864-02-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
1888 or THE BOHEMIAN.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 23.-The steamship
Bohemian, from Liverpool, struck on rock
four miles outside Of Cape Elizabeth last
evening, and sunk about two miles IRON
shore, The night Was clear, and the cape
light in full view.
All the cabin passengers were saved. she
had 200 stccrage passengers. One boat "as
swamped alongside, drowning seyernl per
sons, The cargo, mostly for provincial and
Canadian account, was valued at one million
Among the names Of the steerage passen"
gers arc r. Farrell, wife and three children,
Of Cincinnati; P. Martin, wife and children,
California, and John Lee, Chicago. It fs not
stated whether these were saved not.
It is thought that but few passengers arc
lost, except those In the swamped bout 1t
is thought some Of the fremen per1shed.
But three mail bags we're saved, among
them one from Glasgow and California. The
Associated Press dispatches were lost.
il LATER.
Can't. Borland supposed himself fonr miles
further off than his real position. tie had
been looking for pilot, and throwing up
rockets and blue lights tor half an hour, and
was going at the rate Of a mile and half an
hour, when the vessel struck half IN hour
before he got Eoundings, in forty fathou1s OF
water with soft bottom.
The list Of passengers fs being checked as
fast as the survivors come ashore. The sur
viyors arc scattered in all directions. The
list Is not Jet completed
STILL LATER.
Seven passengers arc reported lost. None
from the West. So fur there arc twcnty-siz
now unacconnted for. Thirty-three mail
bugs have been recovered among them three
FIR Chicago. and one for Detroit.
, 1864-02-24
FROM KNOXVILLE.

KNOXVILLE, Feb. 17-yta LOUISVILLE, Feb.
22,-Af1airs at Knoxville for four days past
have been threatening, but the enemy, who
had appeared in some force at Strawberry
Plains, hare re-crossed the river owing to q
freshet In the Ho1ston.
The enemy arc now reported to be moving
towards Georgia, with their cavalry on tho
Marysgillc road and their Infantry pressing
near the base Of the Smoky Mountains.
There is no present anticipation Of an
attack here, which may be made after the
river fAlls.
, 1864-02-24

Who wero tned In the mofalng. Simpson vas
laAYe the city.
.7nrxnue rdga6onds- William Green, Casper
Charlsson and Jeremiah Malone, three boys, wer1
William spaId, corner Of Huron and Clark Streets
The prisoners for eome time past have been in tho
habit Of spending their cTenings In throwing
considerable annoyance to the prosecutor family.
His honor, atte1 severely reprimanding the tuve-
niles, fined them $40 each and costs. The father
Of Charleston, who was present in the Court mar
row1y escaped being fined for contempt, owing to
his Insulting remarks TO the prosecuting wit
ues6ea.
, 1864-02-24
FROM DES MOlhES.
Especial Dispatch to the ChIcago Tribune.l


DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb. e3, 1861.
. The Editorial Convention today adopted
resolutions to adopt the advance cash system
for subscriptions, and refuse in all cases to
receive sewing machines, India rubber goods,
&C., or anything but cash for advertisements.
It also memoria1izcd the Legislature for
more liberal pay fQr advertising delinquent
taxes.
The Senate was engaged this morning on
the bill to increase the compensation Of
county superintendents, and the prospect Is
that the bill Will pass in the House.
atr. Moir presented the minority report of
the special Committee on the resumption
bill, which is adverse to the passage Of the
bill. A motion to print did not prevail, and
the report was laid on the table by vote Of
flity:one TO thirty~seycn. The resolution
will go through the House booming, but
may fnd Il snag in the Senate, though it is
doubtful
The resumption bill is made the special
order for Thursday In the House.
, 1864-02-24
FROM GENERAL EIL1lO1sE'S
GOl111ANGb.

NEW YnEK, Feb. PA Washington letter
saws that aavices from near Charleston re-
port that some fifteen thousand troops have
been dispatched bY the rebels to Tallahassee,
Florida, for the purpose Of disputing the ad-
vance ot our forces on that place. Part Of
the troops arc said to hare been sent from
Ggozu;s and the remainder from Beauregard's
army. II the number Of rebel troops be cor
rcctly stated, the opposing armies would be
7ery nearly matched should they meet.
, 1864-02-24

took It to his home and put it a trunk under
lis bed and supposed it safe. Some time da-
ring the night fhe trunk was taken from TIE
room, and this morning servant IN tne
house found the trunk IN the stable broken
open and an amount Of postage currency
scattered around.
Al number Of arrests have been made on
, 1864-02-24

uEApouAR1ERs DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN
y1nG1S1a, Feb. ao.-Capt. Wallacc, Of the
ed illinois Inlautr,, retu,ned this evening
from scout to Moorcticld, Hardy county.
where he captured Lieut. Parker, of the III,
virginia rebel cavalry, and seven priEates,
three horses and equipments, DC. :.
Gap, where he fought the rebel Gen Jones
last Mr@, with so mcn against 1900, tor sew.
erpl hours, killing and Wounding more Of the
enemy than he had In his command.
He was finally oTcrpowered and captured
h the enemy's setting fire to the roof Of bis
guard ,that took Capt. Wallace and company
to Richmond. He Is now Wallace's prison
tr Such Is tie fate Of war.
, 1864-02-24
THE. ESCAPED lsICE13IONHb
PRISONERS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. ia dispatch
;uet received by the Commanding General
from Col. West, commanding at Williams
burg, says that the following officers, escaped
from Richmond, haze arrived at Williams
Nal. Hooper, 18th Mass; Capt. Chamber
lai1, SIN &. T.: Lieut.. Randolph, 9Th U. ).
artillery. and Capt. Fisher, OF the Signal
Corps. This makes fifteen in all who have
arrived here in safety.
& Rfcbmord papers Of today state that they
Lave 1c.captured IS This leaves II still ont.
, 1864-02-24

NEW ToRK, Feb. 23.-0Fde1s for the Sol
diers' Bounty Fund Loan Of SCOOP au-
thorized by the Supervisors for the purpose
Of dlling the New York city quota, reached
S, cCo, ,o00, at par to 9 per cent premium.
The War in North Carolina.
New YoaK, Feb. eea-The 1Yorld's New
bern letter. Of the 18th, says the rebels arc
now at Kingston. Their force is estimated
Ut a3,CC0. An expedition is being organized
tn ifs}oduc them,
, 1864-02-24
M 4. F. F. + H - .

IN this CITY, on tho 2st inst ut the Residence Of tho
tE.de'a mother, b. the Rey: Dr: ?. e; EEcEtitt*,
JULIUS s. CAILIk and SOPHIA L. SMITH, all OF
this city,. No caFds.
In this City. on the 18th Inst. b. the Rev. y. "
County, Ill, and Miss HESEIEFTA MULSiX, ot
EhirAGo,
, 1864-02-24


4he 1oan e.Y the money. eeparxtion Int for mo.
7nent. and h seu The poor fe11ov cnnfesaed that
ho ,,evcr rrea tha oArers The roene was mt ar. !
,a.taa
BREWERS Assoc1AT1oS.-A meet1ng OF tie
w. -: ~ ~ na..es psa,,. = ~ ~ rss.a.s~
sn.ss, .s - ~. 49,, sa.,s,as-st4a,,
Z, - sss..t-. s..s.:.r.N
~'', 'es4t 49,, 49, ~ ~ - - ~
uea .1at1a4 ps@n| ~a1 tAe.~. .1u' "ue1 o14
tepot'es "1s'eo .ne A@e p.eua"ty
10 040eu0" tae taea4te " ts A1auee VI
toear manu1ac'afe oence nv taat 10 kuo"n 81 toe
tesa1e u sne toee.ne' 70 toat she4@ wan 'un A.
brewing. ano 1aa' Deer ~ aaes aeeoan's WAS s1al
oos"s a"as"'
RrcK1Ess.-Ou Monday afternoon q little
Inv forr xear, old. WA nm over and v~rv ser3.
on.,v injured at he corner Of clark ard Es,h,ne.
4or streets. The aectdent M. wholly att,;hnt.ble
n thc 7erl1e4s driving Of the swell WIN hsd the
rs,c, Hft .ttentton Wis 70 entirely eno,oa.ea ~
fhe naah{Iv 9,e.eed tea1e AT t5s aide that h. ner
1ec,cd even IN tnrn his head tn see ybe,ber NJ mt
~. ct1a ,7aa Ed1ted. The nract1ce of dr3v,nr r,n
IN cr c,o,vded ,horonohf.r.. III. f.t.,a. e.,..t
!, NOS, rennebenalh1 and louly ca1,. for retrrn
r.,,,ot the nu,a.nre ba .h.taae
-
CONSCIENTIOUS BoRRowERs.-T. C.. aud l.
". Mlcham, father and eon. were charged before
Justice Moore with -stesl1ng horse and wagon
ftpm H. Ransdale. The defendants borrowed the
1hfnga from complainant and after using them ses-
eal .s..s 49, 800 ~, ns~t.r+fv 1raor..ao5 ~
y. " pv 49,, =. .oasao4rsr.,. ..r,,,.a 49,. 49,, -
Aeaes - 80 <-.ss. ~ ~ n,tr r. tha 80 ~
Isn. 1os sus s1..,n,.1 ,se+;r.anr - essa
lowed 10 atand continued until Thursday next
pvrrn-rnc. more +hc1 ,ce ;u ~,
4as ....~ ~ ~. 49, a saas..s,a.. 49,.
river ss otcak'as up' ~ u,s aae p.uoaot5 nos !"
1ofm asan y aay ~ ~ n
"A1ses' =. ..ss..t,- -, ~ ~. ..,,. - t,e
, 1864-02-24
TIE PTWATE ALABAMA.


Bcs7os, Feb. ga letter from Calcutta.
January 5th, says the British ship Pearl, at
this port, spoke on the Sd inst, the Pirate
Alabama. thirty miles south Of Sand Heads.
, 1864-02-24

Paymuster K0bbbeu Of S7V.OOO.
WAsu1reTos, Feb. 23.-Last night Major
Malone, Paymaster In the q. 8. army, was
robbed of sc, 600 which he had drawn from
tie Treasury for the purpose Of carrying to
the front In order to pay. certain regiments
there.
Il appears that after drawing the money he
, 1864-02-24

F1TE ut NC"4VEG 1te"Be
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. g.-The Webster
Hotel. and five other buildings, were de-
stroyeu by tlse at Newport News last eve.
ming
, 1864-02-24
BOARD OF TRADE.

4 Change Of Location Decided On.
The Meeting Last astBvenang-ReceptIo
of Proposals from Property OSYn-
ers-Ghe Baptist Church Prop
eFty TO be Purchased at
Cost Of SOS, 900.
, 1864-02-24

Cincinnati Market
[spccIa1 Dispatch to tho Chicago Trinune.1
C1Nu11NAT1, Feb. q, aSsi-
J. uWu1sK1-IIas advanced to Sic: and arm.
sales Of CITY Lard rntdo at tax@tax.
C1Tx Mnss PoRK-1sat at $3.50, and hard to buy 1T
that rure Sales Of Dnlk Shoulders delivered IN the
INTERIOR at eas1{c, packed. and Of Hams at lie,
but little doing in Bulk Meats On spot.
F1ouR-Fitm 1T <5.7s13s0 for sppe1hne, With but
moderate demand.
WHEAT AND CoHN-unchangcd-
B ARlsy-Yery dull at *1-191-5o for choice spring
and fall. HYE-$1s3.
CorxEE-Quoted ut 47c, and Sugars at 1i1151c,
, 1864-02-24
d I Il ID .

u e d
In this city, Feb 17tb, E0Y PAUL MILLER, son oi
r. L. and 7. W. Miller, aged years, moAtls aad 10
days.
In thIs city. Feb. 2.l. 1861. .E1cHAEp WILLIAM.
son Of William and Maria Aiken, ascd months aud
Is dhvs. ..-..
O. New York papers please copy.
, 1864-02-24
aurttu1l 5alR9.

STOCK OF CUSTOltMADE
~ CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CAss1MERE+, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. Feb. 2sth, at ~ O'Clock. at But
terra Auction Rooms. Portland Block, corner OF Dea:.
born and Washington Streets
fe2t-ylffst WI. 1. BCTrERS CO., Auc.'sl-
, 1864-02-24

Housekcepers VIII PauH that Busnesss
FlavpKing Extracts have ali the deIicaey OF the
fruits from which they are prepared. Sold
esef7whefet fass-FsQ3t-KW&f-& 1t-W,
, 1864-02-24
Enar1tnu,


BOARDING. Rooms and board
9 for slr.le gentle ner. and one large room suit
ahc tot eentleu1an and vile, Vi e. Adams street.
fe2lv:ol.1t
d o RDIN G Two pleasant
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rates, 1t aSo State street. ieslT5srss
ROAKDlNG-A pleasant front
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POARD1NG.--A pleasant room.
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sult o. matters Of FreightiaE. Towing, and ether
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