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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION o.
4 SATURDAY,, MNy :, LEA, ~ ne Ceart-f Horse Il
TO o'eIock P ~, the fsiiouihs lots h ~. go
srn EaisrE-ssssti Ia Z, bloek IL; iots and d..
bioek a isf -, bl0et = f0f u, bloek ~. -
y. blsek 50 let II. block 81 lot 3. bsock s.
SALE PO5iTftE. Title psrsef.
TkkAA-yne- half eashs haianrs - six sDd
t~-ise nnE anss Nlth iafeEfsf. SOUR - mort
gag. Apply . THos. y. GARYIS.
APIS dzwTnTasat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
NOTICE.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL, UNTIL YUg-
L THER notics. suspend bis business. and until
Juna LIST will close cut hts stock Of Watches
Ciocks and Jsvslry a. prices 20 suit purchg.s-s
The store house. where the business has hsen sue
eessfnliy carr ed on for number q years. Is alsa
FIR rent. Possession Viii Be gives Ju1s Isl
q. y. ROSkSkRASs.
No. L Second e.. bet. Main and eyesmoFs.
myS-im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

EES- General Steele Is reported to be
advancing in the direction Of Camden
and Warrington, Arksnsas - Exchange.
General Steal has bad possession OF
Washington, ID. G., for the last three
years-NeW Albany Ledger
No General Steal and particular Steal
left when the Buchanan dynasty Of trait
ors ran away.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

LARGE REcEIPTs The receipts of the
great Sanitary Fair just closed in New
York amounted 10 81 ,054 ,27s; yet this
is what tho Cincinnati Enquirer styles
ainimense humbugs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

A CHAS0R We understand TINT Lieu
tenant-C Colonel Vaughn, OF the 18th Ken
lucky volunteers. has been relieved a.
Provost Marshal Of thesisy af louisville
Lieutenant-CoIonsl Ward, Of the 9th
Ksptacky regiment succeeds him
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

AAA-tA ~ 80
A. Ar ~ change thr Haae as thn alstFlet aHa
3 sft % PFea4aA ffie % the afssfisf ant port "
Efts
D. i raaessd ~ fAs Seaside sad Haaas # hepre.
tssesssss u fhs Isfsd sfafss II AassFsea ~ Cea.
gFsss ssstahisd That fhs district II Frssaa. fsls
IL The state n peunsy is@nis. .haif bsrsafsr b
kuosu - TIE distFics u NFAes and The port q
Pfss4as fais shaii hereafter = kus~a - The pest
~ Efls
Approraa April a. fssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

a. Asr 10 anassa 80 act for suFolliBE AID szliiHE
cot tie uzisnAi fross - - % incrsaBs tas
fshk pay, AID eHaslgmahts q tie Provost MAJ
sbai General
ne ssaefsd hg fks s-sase AL Haass y REPRESENTA-
tees ~ As e. fsf ssass n 4aasrea "a Ceasrsss
senbisf hsf The rask. pa, and sHauluEseHts 81
fhe PFaFa-t aaEshai 0saefai, authorized - 80
tien i've % sad Get, hhsM b those II briEAtisf
Z usrk.
sse2 At * u fsgfkrs saslfss Tfat - seis and
parts ~ a. = i6coastsssut here's lth hersty
psaisd
Approved. April q, iass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
DRY GOODS.

The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West. M ~
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK or
w Fashionable Millinery, Of every descrip.
fion 20 b, found I'm the West.
With a Mllliuer like Mi-s Eliza Beliam 90
super intend the Trimming. and niearheis of like
reputation. wn eau warrant satisfaction.
: One Price and Che'p Prices" - cur motto,
FROM viii. no deviation Is alloWrd,
sCHkpkER q BUSStNG,
Nos. AZ and ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

~ George W. Edwards, company B,
Esd Indiana regiment was arrested q
few days ago in Greensboro, as a de-
serter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
FOR SALE.

EIorsE AHD :ioTs--A tNo.story Frame Horse
J ] and fix tots, IN Caasy'h Eaiarssmept The
House contains 81 ght rooms. good cflar, Cisigrn,
and table atttohsdi lots 10 feet frouii VII lie
sold with 2 Or G Lots, A. desired.
also, ten Lots IN smith'a EularRemsnt ard -
acre. Of Land on tho Plank noad adjoining the
Culvcrt. Enquirssf JOSEPH LECHAEh.
myt
IlOuSH--A two story Brick House on Vine
II Street, between Seventh ard Eighth, cou-
tanning four rooms ana kitchen, also q good
Clsttrn, stable, Wood shed. dc. 1hs lot u rs
feet square Terms cash. For further Tartleuiara
enquire At the premises
apri26-2w JOHN FRETDLEiN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
SELLING OUT AT COST.

= VIII SILL NY LARGE STOCK of WALL
= ana WIND W Paper, Plain and Figured, at coat
J. HEALY,
a,ls No. ~, Ger, Main and First sts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

VL-E HAvy RFcEtveD ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Try G eds II every dCsega tiot +,
ubt-h Will ts sol eheal..-
sCnAPKER 4 RuSSINa,
AZ and 40 Main Streot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
DIED.

On May ii. Of Bilious Coils. Mr. ROBERT <
STEPHENS.
The funeral viii take plsss to-day, 9Th. alp
NJ, Al his resi- isnee, thrse msies east Of the clty
Frisnas ars invited to ATTEND without furths-
nosine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL, to do. houss work "a a small
"a family Enquire a. WiLCoX's GALLERY .
eornoT Fourth aud Ma streets. mays
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
FOR RENT on SALE.

IyOR RENT Or sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Hesidsuco, near the salt Wells, with
about two acres Of Land. WIZ trade for good
city property Enquire Of
{. MiN0sT, cor. Main aud First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos. Me,oaeons and
Cabinet Organs.

THE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE ON
i srANTLY receiving the above Instruments
from some Of the best Manufacturers IN New York
adding freight.
samples may be seen at their residence, en-
Water Street first door below Chestnut. IL will
struments, to call before purchasing el-eShere.
apg0-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
silk Snn umhrellas

ALAReE STOCK OF SILK AND eINGuAM
~ suu Umbrellas last resolved and selling
scHArKER 4 BussING's,
Nee. ~ aud 20 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

TNRANK HAMMERsTEIN TAKES PLEAS
ure In saying 20 his friends aud customers
that he has now on hand, and ia manufacturing
Wagons, Carriages, and Buggios Of all qualities.
The work is all done under his Immediate inspee-
ton, consequently viii be warranted.
Persons from a distance having Carriages or
Buggles 10 re-paint or re-trm can have their work
done on the shortest notice, aud ON the most ia
vorahle terms.
Being the oldest practical bnxgy and Carriage
Maker Ia the city, he Is therefore, better prepared
than any other Manufacturer 20 hll orders.
apa2 II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

FoH ELEeIoas AT LARGE.
David Gooding, a Hancock.
Richard ". Thompson, Of yigo.
FOR STATE ELEeToRs.
Let Distriet--Jsmes q. Denny, u Knox.
John r. HoughlaBd, u Spencer.
~ Distxiet-Cyrus =. kixon, Of Clark.
francis Wsstef. Of Lazrsngs,
81 DistTict-Hsary \. Prifehard, d Bari hoie
new.
Madison Evans, 81 Lawrence.
4th Disiriet-Lssnidas sexton ~ Bush.
u. v. Ksgsr, Of FfaBklib.
Och Distriet-BeHl. =. Ciaypeof, q fsTsfte.
Joshea II Msilett, II Henry.
9Th Dlstrict--J. 8. Wright, u Morgan.
J. G Grssns Of shelby.
Tub Distriet--John Osborn, 81 PatBaIl.
Thomas n. Rice, Of Parks.
sth Dlstriet--h. =. Davidson, 81 TippoeaHoe.
Benz. Gregory, % Warren.
9th Distriet-James u. Bolford, Of White.
Aaron dnernsy, Of Porter
10th Dlstriat--T. y. Dickinson, Of Drkaib.
Haiet Kilbourne, 81 Elkhart.
18th 3isirlaf-Joha ~. Wallace, Of Grant.
Jamss II. TctBplor, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
GOLD PENS.

al lsus bear my Easis-usark, &c p Bkskss,
sx7HA Lgr.. kT.g" for Wifirh kavs SCARED tbs
s9pgF1gH and are warranted II carmfs nne and
psrieci 10 every respect. Sent b. mail or express
- ahr part o. fs esuutry on reeaipt q price and
yetHrn thargef Psrs9Bs ordering viii plsaas stats
tae siza and style desired. vheihsF bard o. ssft.
n1s gf sosrse Gpd Il The pfn should fsii % pissss
Or irgHe defective they viii have the pTisii@es u
szrhaasine- lsdHcfioa u fifteen pr ssnt. al
lowed o. orders u 81 ~ over, ard twenty-five
per cefst- fhose q 500. Literal Discount msds
- The trade. Old pens rspaired ia tss beat naF-
Ger ~ tLiry-fys oenis fzad aaHpj Each. Cireu-
lars showiag sizes. sfyiss. AMI prices u Watches
sfaf TksE % auy addfess. Afdrszs
g p. BARHEa
pealof " Gold Pens and AMEnlcAs WATemns.
80 Third sfrssfs, Bozisyfils, ~
sseh2fif
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
GROCERIES.


DEn Lbs. OnUfCE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
ELEoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
En BUSHELS FREsii GROUND CORN MEAL
~ Ia store aud for sale at
ELLIOTr'B FAMILY GROCERY.
= poz. NO TUBS;
~ dos. No 4"
10 Nest q IN Nest) tuhai
20 doc. assorted Roliag 9iEaI
doE. Butter paddlesi
doI prfntay
90 baskeiF, assprted Sizes
Just received aud for sale at
FLLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
NJ ugi.drvd i0s. Choice Table Butter:
~ so Jars 81
just received and for sale AZ
ELLtoTrS FAMILY GROCERY.
T,EN BARRELS LaiEs Pickles for sale By the
Il dofen, hundred OF barrel, at
ELLIoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
NIFTY poZ. ASSORTED Hurd aud shaker
II Brooms;
10 doz Fancy Hearth Rroomsi
10 doz. - Whtak q
just received and for sale ~
ELLtoTrS FAMILY GROCERY.
., No THOUSAND LIS Cnoioe sugar Uur,d
i Dried Beef A nice article
For sale At ELLturr's FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
A Few Carpets Left.

THOSE WISHING TO Boy CARPETS
i cheap had better call seen. We are selling
sGHAPkER 3 BUSTING,
Nos A. and 40 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

ZION STATE TICKET.
For soeeHoT,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WAIVE.
For Lieut. Governor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or ybEoEaEUHeH.
For sscraarT Of staCs,
NELSON TRCsLER, Of Fayotts.
For Auditor Of slafe,
THOMAS b. McCART Of Wabash.
For Treasurer Of etaiS,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington
For 1esrsep- General.
DEbAEA Y. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
For Clerk ne saprezas Court,
eEs. LAz. NOBLE, Of KBox.
For reporter Of Supreme cop'f,
COL. Bon. HARRISON. OF Marion.
For sapreBas Judges,
lat Di-triet--JAs 4. FRAZER.o Koseiasko.
n Distriet-JEuU 7. ELLIOTT, d Henry.
"a Disfrict-CHAs. A. hA9, Of Marion.
4th Disuiet-kOBT. O. GREGORY, TippseaDes.
For HppsrfHtsadsnf ef Public Instruction,
PROF. GEORGE W. HOss. q Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
Nations and Fanoy Goods

VxrE HAVE A LARGE STOCK or NOTIONS
w and Fancy Goods, which ~ sell, al whole.
sale ar retail, ehearer than Suy other house.
sCHAPKER 4 BUSTING.
Nos. ~ aud 80 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

ALSO KEEP FOR SALE
T. = ~ r L a - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
CARRIAGES. &c.
FRANK HAMMERSTEIN's
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,

CORNER CANAL AND MAIN srREET.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

~ k-r % aaaenI a act entitled An act IS
fzbIfsh 4ud 50 atsze ths grade uf line of1cers
q the United states navy" approved Jsiy 10th,
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Important and Successcui Movements OF
lieutenant General Grants Army near
Richmond, Va.--The --latest News grosu
the Union Forces In ali parts or the
Gountry-The OIL Region OF PennsyI-
vaniH-frhp Latest News Srom Europe
dSc., &c.
The steamship Costa Rica, Captain Tuslepaugh, wiz
leave this port on thursday For Aspnwal
Ihc mails for Central America aud The South Tactic
will close TO morrow morning at hal!-pas tea o'clock
The NEW York Decentralization for tho Psci1c-wB
be ready at half past nine O'Clock in the morning. and
will give full particulars Of the successful
ments OF the Army under Lieutenant General Grant To-
wards Richmond, Va Full accounts OF the Operations Of
General Sheridan in the Shenandoah valley of the Battles
fought and Victories and Of the amount OF damage
inflicted on the enemy Latest News from the Army Of
General Sherman at Atlanta Ga. and from the Union
orces In all parts OF the country The Latest News from
the Rebel States; Interesting account OF Visit TO the
Oil Region OF Pennsylvania with description OF the
country the oil wells the inhabitants &C. Late and in
tsrestng News from Europe, and accounts OF all mpor
tant events OF the past ten days
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing ak cents
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Gay InfeIliGonce.

LAYING rnE CoasEK STONE Nav PaEsBYrERAs
Canal street Presbyterian church. corner OF
Greene and Canal Streets burned down on last Fourth
of July The corner stone OF ednce was laid yes
terday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies The now
church will DO erected the lot adjoining tho former
edince Rev Mr. Ialmer ofcated upon the OCCASION and
delivered short DISCOURSE after which tho corner stone
was sot its place and large quantity OF articles 90.
nc sted in -snch newspapers, coins, &c since the
church was burned down toe congregation have held
thelr religious exercises at tho City Assembly Rooms
IL ia now intended 70 erect commodous aud saoslauta
building.
~np SrsiKs on rHs JouRsEyMgr TALoas strike os
tho ourneymen tsors still continues, their employers
refusing u aocede TO their demands. TIE employers
association und the journeymes hold separate meetings
almost every night and resolve in the moss determined
manner TO bulge an inch from their restve post
tious On Nonday night the Merchant Teilors Assoc A.
ton bed largo meeting for the purpose Of consasr ng
the difficulty. they 10 the conouson that no orceo
should be granssd and ssssd the foAo"ins
resolutiou:-- -.
Hosoived That workmoa employed by us during tne
present strike who do Their work satisfactorily sna oe
protected by and given their due snare OF worA "e
ths strike al oil be term 1ated.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Queer Times In Ricnmona.

HEADQUARTERS posr, RicHaoSD, Oct 3, 1854
TIE MARxErMRs.-General Kemper respectfully
quests the daily press to notify the pubc that persons
coming from the country on business will not be mo-
Tested by the military guards Ct the city.
is desired that srkemen continue to bring In their
produce heretofore GARNET ANDREWS
Major and Assistant Adlutant General
The First Market, yesterday. was but poorly supplied
with meats and vegetables owing probably to the ear
OF the mar1etmen Of being impressed into service We
stated Yesterday, and Will state again. that country
people bringing produce to the markets will not be
Tested by the guards they have orders to that effect
from General hemper com nandng this post Bring In
your supplies, aud at the same time bring down your
prices. Some OF you know well how TO charge that it
is a pity you are prevented by the above orders
charging the Yankees
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
TIE Duty or the Rebel state log isla-
surcs I'm ahe Coming Sessions.
Aho nlnl,r,u Ann a.


The time approaching when the Legislatures OF the
several viii meet either in regular called
elops We trust that the members of those various
bodies are o1cctinR tho gravity Of situation
and tns aid which IL may be Ia their power to acrd the
public servce SO that when they meet we may soon
experience the benefit OF wise legislation.
il will be cardinal duty oi tho state Legislatures 10
render every possible facility for the replenshment and
ancc OF our armies There must bo no shelter
rest allowed No cserers The efforts Of the state should
be olnod 70 those OF the military authorities 10 return
them 10 their duty So also the hastenng TO tho Aed
OF all such % are, may become, OF the military age
The families, too OF soldiers. must bc systematically
ass cared for go that the latter mey feel no ap
prsbepsops IN reference W their comfort
Thero ts another obligation which the states owe TO
ZACH other and 10 the OF honor
and OF interest IL Ia the duty OF withholding no more
Iutely necessary 10 demand the exemption OF useless
mutitude of these, from morbid Jeaio~y % state
rpbts IA a lamsntabe mistake. II u tho sacrince OF
subsance 10 show-of state security TO false state d
nty Il is display OF pomp ana etiquette when the lie
stake The States ought surely NOS 70 oosrucs tnef
own agent, the confederate authority. :.
When our legislatures meet they should DO dilisens
also devise al practicable measures TOT ne roct ana
protection OF the people as a social community TN
deficiency Of transportation A cA'q cosee 0 49, W
mot Of IA yxbl(c d&rssss There abundance on Iooa
much ooai ssksoly accompanied win suormous prces
anything eaa b done 70 increase transpostAtion
regulating the present means aud making them more
snlcenS she{ should ~ eagerly deterniasd upn Ioc
pclntmsqt Of State agents 70 ~ b behalf Of tho people "
As Durchass or production Of necessary utiess whsr
very bspsecAly h ssvssA and the ayssen
may we'll DO sxteoded- might sdvantsgeousy o'
made 10 enbrAoe The h0YscY a d,sreut
and shus cover vidsy Geld q spaulnsss ths corn ans
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
cnrannrs, lnaurssa.

Usgwowy MAN ForsD DRowSsp-The peay OF an un'
known man was f,und YESTERDAY floating IN tos wAter
on the Battery. Tao following Is description OF the
dcoessod:About ave !cet sevsn pchss in height me-
dlun build, brown hair, small reddish brown goa,se,
good teeth and about tweuydvs years Of nze He was
dre.sed in black cloth pants linsd with muslin, brown
,,o,n sack coat black ribbed cloth vest, good musua
sn,rs with collar attached, muslin under sart, black sdk
nook to- and good bcos On the right aide d his rsck
m q scar about the slze 0 quarter OF dollar The
hody had been In the water but short time. VA
conveyed 70 tho deed house OF Bellevue Hospital, where
Coroner kaumsnn will bold an inquest THIS morning
There were marks OF violence his person, and irQ
the fact that portion OF hN watch chain Atan
70 q button hole Of his vest Ia thought thai hA~si
robbed aDd then thrown overheard
psAsu FRon FALL.--A chimney sweep, named rhoma'
psgrat who resided is Thomas street, while engaged
ia ciespsue ch,uney at l0o AbssSy street yesterday
sccidsutsY fell throvGh the skyxhs Of ths roof % sn
second docr ot the peev.ises sad vas tossn"y ss'
The Coroner was nJsAoed " h,td On inquest.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
The Count Jeannes and Mr.. Horace
Greeley.

TO The EDIroR OF THE HERALD.
Nsw YoRE, Oct. IL, 1854.
In your s'mfscelIaneous' column Of this dato 1lth
nss are the following remarks, which you will, am
sure, permit me to correct
THE Count Jonnres appeared before Judge DAILY yes
tcrday, and asked for order TO examine raco
Greeley In the libel suit which be has brought az the
cd,or II the Tribune for article rejecting upon plan.
tfrs ability a dramatic critic. The Court denied the
motion stating that u usual to hear such matters
Chambers.
Frsay-r made motion to the honorable Court and,
therefore, consequence denial OF motion could
have been giveu simply inquired 10 the convent.
cnce the Court TO take evidence TO the trial Of Mr.
Horace Greeley the defendant whether IN session
cation as had duly placed hs upon the trial call
endar Judge Daily, with thas courtesy which s natural
20 biu politely informed me that The custom to
take such evidence at Chambers
Secondly the greatest error In the paragraph is
M 70 cause OF action. 10 stated that have sued
the editor OF the Tribune for n article, projecting
upon my ability o dramatic crtic.r u 10 nothing Of
the kind bat for also and malicious libel against me-
which true, should send oui Of society and 70 the
state prison. bus which, not proved TO be true. having
reference 70 HE answer that s then Mr.. Horace
Greoley should have state spsagemsnt a. the Hudson
River Opera House, whore he might sing sing" 10 HE
hearts coptsrt 70 sympsshziug aodieuce. Nous vr-
rons. Respectfully you're ana obliged,
Plaintiff In persoa
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Court Calendar MS Dnv.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRour Court opens al elevss
a. M)-Nos 2is9, 2sol, 2403, 2495, 2s9T 2iso 25oi
2so3 2sos 25o7, 2oO9 25ll, 251s 25 36I9 262a 262s
2529, 1881, 1888
Part court opens at ten A. N. Noe 20ss 2329
2325 232s, $3.50 1882 2334 1885, 1855 234o 23t2 2s4
234o, 1850 1852, 1856, 2s5s, 1852, 2aT4 23s2
Part 3, II Duane street Court opens II ten A. M
Nos 19o8 2056, 1885, 1928 5l74 l0s9 205S 1850 1884,
2oos 1889, 22ls 1915 2o59 1886, 2o67 i6o 2o6e s2o
20TI.
SUPERIoR CoURr-TnIAL TERM--Part Ines 33o2, az
1866 3731 4369 $685. 1885, 3453 3Q99 400l s007 1925
37e5, 37sl, 1888. Part Mos. 1884, 2372 220s, SIC,
3952 1902 4oof 4oi6 4ols 1920 1922 1924 4oa5 ao2s
1890 ,
Counr OF COMMON PREAs.--Part ---Case on Part -
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
THE OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The HERALDs graphic account visit TO the oil region
Of Pennsylvania with description OF the country and
present Inhabitants and owners VIII be published IN
the regular edition OF the WEEKLY HRALo Thursday
morning.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

EMIcRAsou yaoM WnsESnN MARylANp.--rhs rush west
ward stiil continues. II seems % half Of our entire
population had thek heads set seeing the Great West
The fsve he's cot oay taken hold Of those who have
been drafted and In fear OF The drat but old ans
young, mAe and female, "a aboard when the iron
horse daily takes his departure from this place. Many
% West smp1 % vsis; but there are many stu who
DO not sxpete 70 rsturn We DO not remembsr ever 70
Noa - y st present. and tkeAps up a. We present
.ss ass'i ,gr,ns our RoIah''0n VIII b' very ssIsoV
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

ing up H. railroads and destroying the con- I'll
OF every kind Shoua b pass Hood BY dankinA - ran
l Sn.s aoG dlncult = sabsst p :S ID 6ountp -H
seams ~ us would lis In reinforcements TO Gas
through Nashville from beyond the Ohio, and they woala
haye 70 ry the gauntlet Of ForrSst and the gusras In
fne, we dAh hardly conceive Ia which Sherman
will not b6 reduces " extreme difficulty. II the proper
vigilance be used and the proper hold tho command
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Not Much OF q Jubilee.


Do you ask for explanation Of these rapidly
occurring disasters portion Of the State where the
Confederates until the 10th, suffered defeats II
simple and easily given We have two enemies 70
tend with In the valley, one OF whom has never been
beaten Noah drank too much wine and lay in his
tent These enemies the federal army and John Bar
ley Corn sheridan has been largely reinforced and the
valley Is running with apple brandy Here is the key TO
reverses. Officers of high ositio5 yes, of uery high
position-have, % honest English soord, bses
drunktoo drunk too command l.ensssioe much less
army. division, brigade or a regiment. And where
officers In high command are In the habit OF drinking 10
excess, We may be their pernicious example will
be followed by those OF lower grades
The cavalry forces that had been operating In the val
ley and fitting hither and thher along the Potomac
and Shenandoah, were already demoralzed, and, since
their last visit to Maryland they have been utterly
worthless. They we're 10 the habit OF robbng friend and
foe alike They lave been known to strip Nrgnian
men Of all they had-widows. whose sons were our
army-ard then to burn their houses. At Hancock in
Western Marylapd they stopped minister OF the gospel
in the street. on the sabbath day, and made him stand
and deliver bis watch and money, These monstrous
truths stated In the official report the officer
nanding part OF these cavalry forces and which have
read. Do you wonder, then, tina. McCausland's and
Bradley Johnsons commands just returned from such
au expedition aud loaded dowa with punder, should
have been dsgraceIuly surprised and dispersed they
were some weeks ago near Moortieldl