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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
THE EXPEDITIONS OF THE NEGRO
BRIGADE

NEw YoRE, Jan. "a letter to the Times
gives an interesting account Of the expedi.
tion OF the Negro brigade into North Carroll
ma, the results Of which are nearly 5000 slaves
released from bondage With them were ta
ken about $50 horses and mule teams, and
about IS saddle horses The guerrillas lost
thirteen killed and wounded Ten dwellings
with many thousand bushels of corn were
burned besides two distileries Four rebel
camps destroyed and one guerrilla hung, 1000
rifles, lot of uniforms aud equipments tell tut O
our hands. Oar loss WAS twelve killed and
wounded, aud Que taken prisoner We
brought in fourteen rebel prisoners and four
hostages
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
FROM CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND, January 7-Genernl Kelly,
this evening, received the following dispatch
With the exception of McNels company,
which is several miles back Of Morefeld, there
is no force Of rebels near Petersburg. The
report at MooreGeld, yesterday afternoon, was
that Fitzhugh Lees rebel forces bad been or.
deted 10 Winchester The present rebel raid
was u complete failure, and was ali attributed
to the fact that Early was unable to bring his
artillery from the valley, owing to the icy con.
dition, the roads General Early's object was
TO attack New Creek, but owing to late storms,
the roads are almost impassab.e for infantry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
@cnlcal.
How 10 Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DIsEASEI

fINHE primary csusa OF every disease that desh u
i heir 20 ls impunty OF the blood. Tho blood be-
comes impure rom many causes. Impure or
change Of weather, unw hOlssohs food aud exposure
are among the principal caus0s OF impuuty Of the
blood. The synptoIns are giddness, headache, con-
fused toughts, eyer dun und heavy droW mess, con
supaton "f the bowels, bad taste Ia the nOuth foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back aud leR4
os4 OF appetite sloeplesH nights colo, oTamp, pam
and ghtne1s Of tho chest heartburn, Rout aud Thsu
matsn, pusn2 and purging, chllA and ieVers more
or less accompanying these and long tram OF troub,
lesutne and dangerous affections, all Of which may
prevented Hnu cured ny taking a lew dosos oi Or.
tTklOkLN NDa V EGErABLE PURIFYING ANTI
blLlOtS PILLS, They will puriiythe blood and put
the stomach bowels and liver ia healthy condition.
Ihey ara particularly suitable for chronic aud aorvous
disoases. Every amlly aud every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, AZ many diseases are %
waited by t'eir use. They are mild aud safe med
cne and can be taken at any tune without danger oi
taking cold.
sold 10y AL druggists, or seut 10 any part receipt
Of twenty hys oents aud stamped envelope, address,
Il, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
OBsEQUIEs OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES

NEw YoRK, January 7-Arshbshop Hughes
was buried to-day from ST. Patricks Cathe-
dral High Mass was celebrated by Bishop
Timon OF Buffalo Bishop MeCloskey pro-
nounced the funeral discourse. Hundreds of
Catholic Clergy we're present, aud the Cathe.
dral was crowded 10 It's utmost limit. After
the ceremonies his body was inferred in a
tomb under the Cathedral, with impressive re
lRions exereises.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
SENATORS AGAINST THE REPEAL
OF THE 5000 CLAUSE.

WASHINGTON, January The Worlds dis.
patch says that the Senate debated on the
Conscription Act most Of the day but came
TO no conclusion on any amendment But
one Senator favored tae repeal Of thSS300 ex-
empiion clause, while all others who spoke op,
posed such repeal
The indications are that not twothirds Of
the Senators favor its repeal Duripg the de
bate on tho bill in tho Senate to-day an impor.
tant tact eams out, that the enlistment OF
only 20 600 veterans expire before mex. July
in al our armies
Several delegations are here representing
the tobacco, whisky, petroleum and other in.
terests, who viii be heard before the commit
tee next week The committee will not be
able TO report on the tax bill for some time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
STEAMBOAT BURNED

LouiWiLLE, January THE steamer
Science was burned this morning at Portland
Wharf Her cargo OF Government stores had
been landed, aud was saved Loss small
All quiet below
Gold and snoWinp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION

CoScoRD January S.-The New Hampshito
Democratic State Convention met to-day The
attendance is quite large and the proceedings
enthusiastic. Resolutions generally condein-
inatory of the policy OF the Administration
were adopted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
Mugtc.
STIRRING MUSIC.

/ AM prepared 20 lurnish string Muyh for balls,
p rites, 1e., At the iowesl possible rates. having
played with Prof. fairohld during tho last summer,
ora am member Of the Regimenta Band, aud
can furnish any number Of pieces for string band
All orders left with Charles Theobad, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will bs
promptly attended to- W =
dol2dim DANIEL BAKED,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
pEATH oF HON CALER b. sMITH.

ISDIANAPoLIs, January Hon Caleb B.
Smith, Judge of the United States District
Court and ex.secretary OF the Interior, died
this evening.
IndianAs quota for volunteers is full No
draft here
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Dayton Marker.

- DAYTON, January 9,
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 6 90, retail 25
WHEAT-Sl. 25.
CORN--S0@s5,
OATS-6s
RYE--l l069l 10
BARLEY-Sl 45.
HA,YSm.Timothy 20 OO@22 90 per ton,
C0FFEE-3l@36.
SUGAR-l5@l6
WHISKY-SO.
CHEESE.-l4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
COURT-MARTIAL.

WASHINGTON, January s.--The Star states
that the President has ordered Courtmar
tial for the trial Of Surgeon General Ham.
mond undern charge Of malpractice brought
by the commission that not long since exam
ined into the affairs Of his Office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
ELECTION

BALTIMORE, January s,-The Legislature
to-day elected = United States Senator to fll
the unexpired term Of Senator Pearce 10
which he bad been appointed BY the GovernoE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
FEARS OF THE ESCAPE OF THE CON
FEDERATES FROM J0HNSoN'S IS


WAsmSoToS, January S--The Times dis
patch says the reciprocity treaty got is first
notice oday by resolution introduced in
the Senate to terminate. Il ia understood
that AN efficient lobby will be hero TO main
tain the present arrangement in force
The Pacific Railroad special committee had
their first meeting this evening
Engineer Esporwood was again under ex.
animation to-day before the Ways and Means
Committee, to aid that body in saving waste
material asd money in bad ships and worse
engines lie will be called again next week.
The ice has rendered Johnsons Island no
longer an Island, and fears have been enter
tanned Of new attempt on tho part OF the
rebel officers at that point to effect their es
cape To meet any move Of this kind large
force has been forwarded to that point
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

THIS ~ tho best and cheapest remedy for CouShs,
Oolda, HOarseness, Asthma, WhOopinR Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent balsam euthusia.ucally reeomnead It, Mrs.
mchell, Barr atroot, CINCINNATI says she has beea
learlu sufferer with songn for many years, bad N
not TO be able TO walk up stairs she took one bottle
OF this basam, aud las been bettsr ever since and
advises all wac nave Coughs, Cjlds aud Asthma 10
tTy thS valuable Cough Basam. Fifty cents per bot.
To sold by all drufgists, and manufactured at No.
cast Fourth aIraat OlnelnnaN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
.Eor Sale.

20 WOOD FOR SALE.
WTE have lot OF good seasoned wood for sale AZ
w 80 per cord, delivered. Orders received Al rs
aud rs Jefferson street. and at II. Kemeiers Grocery
oppQslte the Woodyard.
lh0d2w JB. GILBERT A 90.
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Width 2.-First col.
rAOTS ARE HTuRnoRN THINGS

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says In ns
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9TH Of Apa,
1867, r,.. f.|
"An Englleh gentleman, formerly connected with 10
Britah Army, aud who styles himself tho 'Epslish b.
tnio Phyaoisn, has Of late gained extensive ropoA
ton here BY hs skin In curing all manner Of complains
eoms Of his patients have oOnVersed with, and ly
superior. Sons have bosn restored asif by mAi0 To
nSdolns he used II distilled BY himself ffoia VSrlos
ksrbs possessing rArv curative properties.
"Whle acting In the army he devoted hls lslaVe
moments 10 Thorough study Of the effects produced
sartAia medicinal roots and herba ell manner OF ~
snses IL seema he has found and speedy r8ney
ior all the Ills that nesh IL heir TO-. His preotcs
already extensive, aud h daily increasing In the cB
pAinta 10 which iomalss subected ho has ocnN
large number hufo bsVs testified that they ms
only their present good health, but their lives, tOh
Hkil of this EnEliuh Botanic Physician" His ofco ~
n. 20 nrAonn Nrrrasnrn enn rhHlnN-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
COUGH NO MORE.

TRfA sTRIoKLANDs MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
| f-.-----.--s see bAISAA. Ans IaAa szs4lflhSs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENHRnAl
DISEASES.

without tho use Of Mercury, without hindraaoe fon
business and without fear Of diacoveyor exposure
deadly p0inobs, such arsenic, vomlca, opium,
any other polsoua No mercury any deadly minetal
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies Ar
uasd by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botni
Romsdiss nsvor got failed 70 cure tho most obstiat
and the most dangerous cases. and to all msTcpr
and other impurities from the system when all Ohe
Ralnedies had hllei, i,--Bfsdsoal yosrtaI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
dooD NEWS FOR SINGLE MHr
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.


IIoar what tho Baltimore correspondent VI the Odd
ALLOW Boouaboro Maryland, sid on ThundAS' the Sat
Of May, l6B0
Numerous oures Of diseases eaussd by early ndlsor
ton nEving besn performed by tho English Botanic Phy
siclAn fol II my duty, having knowledge Of them 90
state the fact believing ia doing do uorlos
the suffering. One case In Partouar-that Of AyonE
uaan In this otys worthy Of note. He had become he
victim Of . habit the mere alunon ~ which eAuscf
shuder and years suffering and dootorng gave p
al hopea OF recovery. He wished 70 marry, and VA
Nary beloved by sweet girl ~ over lsped voeda
Of Affection, but he FEARFUL nervous and proarAteo
He dared moi wed account OF the shattered stats
his system He sought relief At the hands VI the la-
tAnio Physician, and, astonishing a. may aesm All tfe
bloom and vgor Of youth haa rsturned, and he nov
the happy hAthor Of pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES,
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE cHII,-
DREN.
Hear wha, the Cincinnati Weekly Prsau says the O
u March, 1862;
We are decidedly opposed to drugs and 70 Adssrtis4A
remedies tor the prevention Of having chdrun but we
Ial II duty to acknowledge beneht ffOn AAy sid
frOm every when IL Il for tho relief of suffering
humanity. fact has come 10 our knowledge thft
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated Tor to
bsnent of those ladies whoss dsloats halth makes 4
necessary to prevent any inoroAss Of hmiiy.
About twelve months After marriage, lady Of our ad
QuAlntanos gave birth daughter, hui hsf auorin
great that hor physicians despAirydo Of her
cry This made hor dread the very houghis of again b
coming mother. She tried every thing 20 prevent
rspston other suorings but without sucosedins. 1Se
years aer marriage Hhe aAin confined, bat her Su
hFlnFB great that the child del aud her lie
WAs despAired or She told by her family PHI yseia
that shs bad any more children he feared her lie wuu
" the forfet As all the remrdles she had tried b"foe
lad Ailsd, she applied 70 the Botanic Phyaiclan Dr.
RAPHAEL,
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CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU
THoRITY.

The Botanic Rsmedes Of Doctor Raphael, the Engii
Botanic Physician, never failed yet TO make ports'
raAiGAl, and permanent cure Of ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

WITH dApstch and N the Dest styis Of the art Partc
ular attention paid to
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show Cards and BIlIs In 6OIOrl

SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS, PRO,
GRAMAilDs, INVITATIONS AND
LABELS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
Gle Aairu aonpnaI.
Union Congressional fonven
ton sk'irst District.

The Uaion voters Of the First Con
gressional district Of Indiana, will meet
in Convention at Evansville on
"wednesday, July 2Tfh, 1854, at =
o'clock, r. n
For the purpose of nominating q csnoi-
date for Congress. The various eoun-
ties in the District are requested to per-
feet their organizations Immediately and
appoint a day, say Saturday, July 18th.
1864, for holding County Conventions,
to select delegates to the District Con-
vention. County committees are re-
quested to assist in organizing the Tari-
Gus townships in each county, that they
may hold meetings and be represented
in the County Conventions.
Friends Of the union, let as be awake
to our duty. Let mere psrtyism find no
place in our bosoms while our country
needs our united support While our
land is being drenchsd in blood in order
to preserve the noble heritage our IA
theirs left us; while our friends in the
army are gathering their host for a
hnal struggle for the life Of the nation,
and while our eagles are mounting the
battiements Of the snemys s.ropgholds,
let one united voice go up from every
patriot in the land, declaring tina, 'this
Union must and shall bs preserved. >
Let us perform our duty, and 8 glorions
triumph awaits Us.
BY order Of the Union Congressional
Committee.
ALyAH JoHSsox, Chm.
Union papers in this District vii
please copy]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
FOR SALE.

uhVlho permanently located IN Ui0ciunati,
II aud "a iukiBg We Gu EN- 10y our q, ans H.
cur business Ia good advantage, ofsr for sale
She foll.Wi"g very desi. able property Ia Evans.
vitie, Indiana
IN lsrgr, two ory bfek, neial-rnof Ware
house, 81 siantaiy butt, Wit, to- cellar c-fern
Ae &c be M rs 50 f.ef, fronting on Lacu.t
street aud sxtendi rom IF OF Canal .r,et e.
Dunham street. Price Slz go
The Brick smake.houss and roFk House on {
Nc. g. sub, 10 900, y. H.. car eT l. Gust 49, Dan.
ham street Pr e 81 600 We woull also e. u ihr
Pc k House hxinrss inciudiug kettos, Lard
Pes and frou fhs. O. arers, &C.
Lots Nos and 3. sui lot 30 d. r., bong so
Bet 'front.' on hHtke street, With the wooden
sheda thereon. ffieo 5000 90 ga h.
The undivided one ta'fof the frame warehaus.
on lots 4 and sn Block 28, =. D., being 50 Is 10
fsrt ard runnlrgt rough frem Canal TO Church
street. Price 81 600
Lot No. =. u Ock 20, Y. r., adjoining the above
now enclosed, aud eau be used = salt Yard.
Price $3.50 o.
Lot No C. block ~. + T., a very desirable
Eesiueuee building lot on Chestnut street Price
8 90 co.
Ifnot sold before Wednesday. July 2Tth, 1904
ths above will he offered ~ public nucilon
Terms Cash-ti title undispuisbis Possession
viii b given Immediately. Address
FcETER BROTHERS,
No a., West Second 81, Cincinnati, o.
Or apply 60 1rtLB COPELAND O.. TIA ker,
Evansville Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
OFFICIAL

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the Post-oGacs 1t EyansFfIls, STATE Of Indiana,
Isfh DAY OF July, 1854.
ES Ts obtaia any OF ESQ letters, tbs sp 5li-
can't rnnst call for +" odrerssssd Essisrs give the
date Of this list, and psy cent fer ADVERTISING
So If not callfd for within one nssath they viii
be 3 nr 20 the D-s Letter d Gee,
FREE DELIVERY Of letters By carriers, At the
residences Of OwHers Gin the larger cItie-E Hav b.
So FED BY obserFiRs the follJwing RULES
!. Direct lsttsrs PLAINLY T. lac street and
numb 7 D vel - the Pos' Office aud state
z. HE'D letteFa With fhr writer's post-oHee
and SAFE. street and sElabey. sligo them plElaiy
sith iaH tame, end isgzest That answers b
directed accordingly. 49,
s. Letters 10 Strangers or transient visitors Ia
8 town or city. VII se special dress nav b un-
Known, should lie marked. IN the lover left -hznd
corner, with the vert 81 Traasi ntt
a. Ptaes the postage st1nsp on the upcer -i0ss-
haae corner, and leaEs pace between the srsmp
and direetion for post-nsarksHg without interfsg
Ing with the writ T.
NIB "A REQU EST for the RETURg Of let
ter . the Erit-rs IL unci aimed within thirty davs
or less written or printed With the writer's Hs-s
posf-ogcs, arr STATE. across the left-hsnd end OF
the esFel Pc on the faee side, viii b. eonplis 4
With at the usual prepaid rate Of postage, paTabls
when the letter d delivered TO the wfitsr.-sec
q, Law Of 1863.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

A Remedy for Piles.--It is ahisssins 10
ehs suffering to know that We have an sfertual
esrs for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J
r. HaEarde, Of lo4 Second street, Cincinnati. o,
sAksa greAe pleasure in informing all who are
EnssrlnE with piles that he used a small quality
sfDr. strIeklands Pile Remedy. and It effected
permanent cure. This seems to be the case with
ali who make Of this splendid preparation.
1t is manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o., and sold by all Druggists.
rs We cali the att ntion 81 our readers to tn
advertisement Of Mr.. Davidson, Of Cincinnati, in
this paper. He is fastestabli-hing his reputation
sor sending out from his establishment no article
that VIII not accomplish all that Is claimed for it,
The public may rely on anything which bears his
name As being all right. iyIs 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

Az IMPORTANT ORDER FKoM GENERAL
EWING. Gen. Hugh Ewing, command.
lGg the second division of Kentucky. ba,
issued an order, the FIRST paragraph of
which reads as follows: "UntiI further
orders, no rebel or disloyal person living
"a Kentucky west of the Louisville and
Nsshrills Railroad and east of Tenn.
esses river, shall ship produce to market
or receive supplies by railroad or river
No shipments will be made or received
except at military stations, and then only
on permits OF the commanding officers.
who are charged with the execution Of
this order. A list of names of persons to
whom permits have been issued will be
forwarded to these headquarters weekly.
ANY railroad agent or captain of boat
making shipments in violation of this
order will be arrested and forwarded I'M
Ter guard to these headquarters"
We proposed Publishing this order in
full but mislaid it, but the above is the
spirit Of the order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
Sklrmlsh Near Brandenburg.

The Louisville Democrat Of Saturday
says
On several occasions we have bsen
compelled 10 record the appearances Of
various bands Of daring guerr:llas ON
the banks oil the Ohio river. betvaen
this point and Henderson but Of ali
the towns, Brandenburg holds the worst
position. OF late so troublesome have
the guerrillas become in that section
that the business of the town has bsen
partially closed and a number Of the cit
liens are leaving for this place. The
counties of Meade and Hardin are over
run with various bands, who are com.
hitting all sorts OF depredations upon
the citizens These bands were nader
the command Of one Joseph Read. of
Hardin county, whose name for a long
time has been a source Of terror 10 the
citizens W
Last Monday = party of Federal cav.
airy which had been sent out. came unon
band Of guerrillas, who At the inns
we're asleep, and captured the entire II,
They stated with their prisoners 10
Eiizabethtown; but JUST before reaching
that place, and while passing through =
mountainous region, Capt. Jos. Read.
who had command of the squad called
upon bis men to make their escane a,
the same time knocking tho lieutenant
who commanded the Federal forces down
The company Of Captain Read succeed
"a IN making their escape, and as Can
tam Read was about to start, he was fir.
ed upon by party Of soldiers, nine shots
81 which took effect, INJECTING wounds.
from the effects of which be died yester.
y evening, after q painful though
short illness
On Wednesday Captain James Ash.
craft, OF the 20th Kentuckv, with squad
OF seven men, started Out from Brandon.
purg IN search Of The depredaturs They
I'D not succeed in finding them. however.
and bad started for home. On Tburs.
lay, when about FIVE or six mile, from
Brandenbur !, on the Salt river turnpike
Captain AsheFait aud his Iittle company
we're suddenly attacked by twenty or
thirty guerrillas, and in the fight which
ensned, Captain A. received four bullets
10 his body, which caused almost instant
death Captain Ashcraft was a gallant
officer, and his loss will be severely felt
Lieutenant Jones, Of the Fifteenth Ken
lucky cavalry, was also killed in the same
skirmish.
Another report has reached Us, which
states that the wounds Of Ashcraft did
not prove fatal, and that hopes are enter.
tanned by his family that he will speedily
recover.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
Important TO Steamboat owners.

Government officials having learned
from good authority, that the rebels have
a scheme to destroy Western Steamers.
Quartermsster J. v. Lewis, has orde "a
to enforce the following, issued BY Gen
Grant, being a portion of General Or
ders, No. 4, dated at Nashville. Febru.
AIRY 9th, 1864
EXTRACT.
Par. H.-For the greater protection
Of transports from danger of loss by Ere
it is ordered,
lst That every steam boat NAVIGATING
the waters of Military Division, (except
ferry boats and boats living up for re-.
pairs shall at all times, keep 8 watch.
of at least four men, on every boa,-two
of whom shall be a. ell times on dutv.
one on the boiler, one on the main deck
and continually passing over their re
spective decks until relieved; aud ali
boats lying up for repairs, shall keen a
like watch of at least three men. Said
ws,chmen to be Carefully selected and
registered as such on the portage books
ID That every steamboat shall q all
times, except when actually storing
freight in, or discbarging it, from the
hold, or in other cases of actual neeessi-
~, keep the matches and scut,les secure
ly closed and locked, the KEY to be kept
ty the captain or first mate, who Sd all
be held respons BILE Tor the sane. and
without whose permission no person shsI,
be allowed TOT go into the hold; and Who
shall also, st all times, when the hold is
open, place sn extra watch therein.
Sd. That every boat shall keep a. least
one barrel Of water on each fore and
each after guard, and four barrels on
the hurricane deck; also three dozen
buckets, and shall also keep its hose
constantly attached to its pump, and
ready for instant service.
4ih. No candles, or open lights, shall
be allowed in the hold or state-rooms of
any boat
5th. That the officers of steamboats,
shall, according to their proper authori-
ty, be held strictly accountable for the |
enforcement of this order on their sew
sral boats and for extraordinary care
and vstchfulness.
TN; The Quartermasters Department |
= ana Foss Commanders, are charged with |
1nS general execution Of this order, and |
VIII Detail, If necessary, suoh nan a. Sc |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

cret police, 10 accompany transports
navigating the riser, As may be deemed
necessary; and viii also, at once arrest
any person, and seize any boat failing to
comply with this ordsr-the boat TO be
turned over to the QaartermasteF's De-
partment, for the public service; the Of
fender 10 be tried aud punished oy mill
tary laz.