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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYED
Bachelors Celebrated Hair by,

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
IL The Best In tie ForldI The only
Harpsless, IiIas, Gad Reliable Dye
KRosrs.
This splendid Hair Dye is Ferfses--ehsngss Red
Ku.tx or GREY Hair, instantly 70 8 Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without IRiErirg the Hair ar
Staining the skin, leaving the Hair Son and
Beautiful; i1nparts frssh vitality, sre4nsntly re-
storing its pristine color, and reesihes the III
Effects Of Bad Dyes The Genuine Is signed v IL
LIAM A. BATCHELoR. all others are mere irni-
tA:iens. sna should be avoided. Sold by al
Druggists. Sc. Fastory-s2 Barclay street, n
BAToHELoRss NEW ToILET CREAM FOB
phSssfSG TIE HATB. iyIcavfy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

BUFFALO, March 30.-A storm Of "a n
and snow is furiously raging here and in
the Eastern cities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
SHEET MUSIC

{" THE OLD SERGEANT" Hero Of Lookour
Mountain By VIII 5. HAYS
Price 80 esnfss with splendid vignstfs- SEAT
By mail upsn rsosipf Of nzrksd price
WARREN a CONVICTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

ST. LouIs, March 30-Ths steamer
Florence run against snag and
sunk in the Missouri &C. yesterday
morning. She was frsighted heavily
Loss not ascertainsd.
Latest reports from Paducah represent
much excitement among the citizens,
fearing bother attack from Forests
force.
ST. Louis, march, 30.-The steamer
David Tatum, which reached Cairo last
niht, reports a part OF FORESTS forces
crossing the Cumberland liver at EDDY
vile. A gunboat has q sent up the
river to look after the ter
The First Alabams Ayalry reported
last night at Cairo, have unani;
mously re-enlisted. T yare 700 strong
All these Alabamis, have seen hard
service |, is reported large number
of Union mes in North Alabama are
waiting TO JOIN our army
Alexandra was occupied by our
troops on the 10th, the enemy. under
Gen. Taylor, crossing the river and re-
treating to Shreveport by land. Sever
al rebel gunboats which we're there have
gone up the river
The steamer New Falls City, loaded
with cotton, IS reported burned.
The advance Of Banks's cavalry, IN
der Lee, reached Alexandria on the
18th. The remainder of the army is
within two days march. When it ar
rives THE combined force viii proceed
westward by land, the supplies going BY
river.
The rebels North and South of Red
River are concentrating at Shreveport,
excepting Gen. Harrison's cavalry, al
I Columbia
The gunboats captured cotton amount
ing to 30, 900 bales.
Fort DeRussy vas accidentally blown
up, on the 18th, killing four and wound
ing six.
CAIRO. March 30.-Ths steamer vol
Phul, . hours from Memphis, has ar
rived with 2Ts bales of cotton for ST
Louis.
The Memphis cotton market has re
. lspsed into nactiyity-ittle Offering
No inquiry, and rates unchanged Be
ceipts only by water, and limited.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

y THERsU1F The supper a. Masonic
Hall, on Tuesday night and the lunch
yesterday, fsorning, we're complete sue
cesses, such as were deserved By .he la
& dies Of he Cumberland Presbyterian
Church That II would have been still
more successful had the weather been
2 pore propi,iouss there can be no doubt.
The receipts win amount to about
$500, or viii net 500
The ladies Of the congre CATION dcsiis
usto express their thanks aud gratitude
TO The citizens Of Evansville who extend.
Cd to them such liberal patronage.
Also, % tho Crescent City Bsad, for
their generous services, aud to the young
men aud ladies who so untiringly waited
on the tables free of charge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
COMMERCIALS.
yeW York Markets.


NV ToEK. March %.
COTTON without material chang; sc f5r
Mfddlisg Upl.zds. ~ AZ
TLouB duh ana eoazsn brssas sc IS lcvsr.
market closing heavy.
WHISKY without decided change; 81 Of s
81 o.
WHEAT duh sed lower, with the following
noniuzi qsot=sionss 81 sl9sI "a ior Chicago
spriag and Ailwazkss Club.
CORN dull aud sboat Ie lover; 81 - lor Nee
. Southern or friHns Yellow
OATS in nOdersts request At sase9lse
SCSAB steady.
AOLAssEs dali aud noninsily unchanged.
PORK quiet 4ua sAsier. Az II
CUT MEATS qaist and arm.
LARD duil, hsavY, and lower; l39l5s4e.
MONEY active at car Per osns-
STIRLING EXCHANGE lover aad aau 7s5s
for nrst-clAsz bills.
GOLD dull and lowsr-opeHing 81 "a, declining
70 eS1s. and elosiag quiss at sss5641s
GOVERNMENT STOCKS IN fair demand o 5.
Skies Of Issl, coupons, Il3; Fivs-Twsntiss. eo1-
ponss loss; rs Treasury Notes, lI2iS Hs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
HEADQUARTERS INDIANA l.F IoS, !
NnnAerbnrgh County.

'
Eeaasrifl. Ind, March 81, 1864
|. Commanders of companies of the
Indisha Legion Of vanderburgh county
will see that their arms are in good con
A., "a Edition, and also see that they are where
liasa they can be found at a moments warn
ing
IL, There are men who have been
transferred from one company to ano.h.
or, aud have taken their arms and ac-
g - Soatremehts With them; this evil must
be remedied Immediately. Commanders
ms will see that this order is enforced
promptly.
III From this date, aud until further
praers, Captain Taylor, Of the Union Bat.
tsry,-will assume command of all the ar
dllery Of this county Commanders Of
other companies will report to him iun
me6iately.
By order of Brigsdier General Car
KiEuToS
WN E HoLLINGswoRTH.
Col. m'dg I'd Regt LIST Bat
John H. Soantdg, Adjt
Evansville UHioa copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
iNsoLUBLs CEMENT.

GaEAr
psseoTEnT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
INTERNAL REVENUE.
United States Internal Revenue
ANIMAL Taxes for 1894

The aftsasien u tai payers i hersby called to
the pfovisinns 81 The Usftsi States kciss Law
relative 20 the aaasa@zaaat Of annuai taxes ASA
ny the sixsh seeitoa ~ aha sst o. July J. lssss
Is IL made she duty ef Al persous, paftnsFshaps,
arnx, nasncfasisfss ~ eersssf Riions made hsAse
90 aBnnai anry iicsHae, or taS. 81 on nFFaEK saE
fTns1 MuNpkT - NAY ~ KkCH rrAE. to MAKE
tist or rsturn 20 the Assistant Assessor Il tba
District where located o. the amount Of annual
income, the antilles or objects CHARGED Hifh
special tax, aHd the hasissss o. occupation Labs
% ply any license.
Evsry person wks shall fsll ts nsss such Feturu
By ths day specified wili be liable TO BE- asssssss Is
tbs Assessor according % the best infsrElstioh
which he obtain aud Ia snch case ne Assessor
IL required 70 add afsy pSr egnfam 70 the am0aat
ef the items Of saeh liss
Every person who shall dsilver 90 an Asssasux
any false OF fraaIusAt iisf o. statement with ia.
ssat 20 evsae the valuation o. enumeraslna re-
qaiFesi By las, is satjeef % fH~ Of ave hnsds~a
dollars; aud Ia such the list wiil Be- made
oat By the Assessor ef Assi-ispt Assfssor, and
fem the vslHsf On AL ualisration ~ made thers
cfh BE no appeal sHf a
Faymsni Of the eHauai ftaxrs, except these for
iisassss viii not bs dssnaH3ed unfil the thrtisfh
day Of Jans. asf4-
fhs appropriate biAnks 81 which 70 make re-
turB and al neeessary Ku4armmti1n, viii b fur
nfshsd b. n. $. Hsrnbrook, Assistant Assessor
Tor the 9th Dssisiau. % whom the returns should
be delivered 90 or before the FIRST Moaday q May
Al his ones IN Evansville.
J. q HUTCHINSON.
g. :. Assessor. ist Distrizf,
YincsBnss. Fsb. =. lssi
OFFICE In Jsqasss 4 Trsnch's stsrs, Ne. ia
Firss Street. ofsos-hours. 20 II, a. -. 70 5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
MEDICAL.
"a. JOHEsT0E, 4. D.,

0Gcs On Third Street. hes-ssn Main and Leeazs.
RasiSszes o. sseonE Street, enc deer ahovs Lo-
Gust, Al Rev. }. v Doagss. ~ m21-1m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
SHIRT MANDATORY,
TO THE LADIES.

TCsT RECEIVED B1 ExPkEss FkVM
u Nine Dcmorest's the celebrated Diamond
Dust patreniEed BY I Kmperatrice EogeniS Al the
Court u frsscs WN. & c. P. SfoDDAkp,
rahla l. MAIN StNet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

IFI|al - ~ E"'H FFFVN''71I
och that men aad wonii real and
ponder en the Lists Il Mortality pabiisheG
veak1y. monthly an1 Yearly - our city. TheEs i
ever iearfally great proportion o. Consumption
cass.. The Statistic Tables prove that while
other Die. asss agay their thoasaHds. Consumption
slsys - lens Of tsosssaas. So
rn ~ early stagsa Of THREAT and Lang Com.
plant. W. consider MADAME ZADOc PORT.
FRS CURATIVE BALsAM infaliibls"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31


TEePsoHicorrkS-Th was q very
BRILLIANT and fashionable party, com.
posed Of large number Of the ereae De
"a creme OF the city, at Masonic Hall last
night, tripping the light fantastic toe IN
til early this morning. The company
vas brilliant, the music was excellent,
the supper prepared by Charley Habts.
assisted by Peter Bushe, the best caterer
toa refined appetite on the border, was
delicious and she enjoyment was ration
al, unmarried aud immense.
We are indebted to the gentlemaply
managers for complimentary" aud
coaching attentions We never saw 40
many remarkably pretty ladies in one bah
. room, and we doubt il any other city in
the Union can produce so many.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
Best Machine in the World.

THE EUHBER OF PREMIUMS AWARDED
1 70 nc = BuekeyeT ssriHg rise ~ years that
il has Len fesors fts pzbfic, Indicates the posif
ia hid b 4 "a ezsTy s=cti0H q the esaGfry
xhsrsfr has besn fstrosias~a-
Per The ssa~oa Of fss<. II Early contracts are
usssis. viii furnish asiiTsrsa 81 ETznsviiie, lad
tssnls cash on deifysry:
szGll or Junior Mower-
LArxa, or senior Mo~rr las
r0mbinsd Eeager ard Mcwer--..-......... 1s5
Cireniars contAInIag fali pzrsfcniars for opera
ting snd taking care u he machine viii b far
hfShsi 90 Application Or forwarded ~ mall
DANIEL MORGAN, Agent,
mAfs-d&ESz 70. Nsst first street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.COLGATE,s HOLLY aoAP.


This celebrated Toilet Soap, IN snoh ami
vcrssl demand, i made from the choicest IA
tsrisls, IL mild and emoIIient ia its oatars,
fragrantIy scented, aad extremely beiie
ncial 10 lie sefi0n upon the skin FOR sale b.
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
Notice 80 PbysietsnE and the Public.
ALLcocB's POROUS PLAsTERs.-TEsrIzo-
tfAL.--fs view fork. Nov. =, 1889. 7. AIlco-k
Co., 40. s0f Canal sirset--Gsutisn@Rs | lately
.unersd ssrsseiy ffsm weakness il ny back o.
essionsd By sB83sriy ever -eIsrtins nJssif. Hzv-
lag bard yoar pIasisrs much recommended Eer
essss Of thi. 1isd, procured oos. aud be fssslt
1as all that I could dssfrs. single Fis-tfr
cured me IN week.
Years Ys4peetfiiv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

TAKE IL BAcK.-we we're greatly de-
reived IN relation to the Exhibition we
we're induced 70 advertise for tonight
Nsither the best talent nor the best
PATRIOTISM will be engaged in it Cards
from Mayor Baker aud Professor Par
sons, Published elsewhere, viii explain
Rltfor tie present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Szaay Valley, FalasAh- BIZ Grey Essls, Leu.
hsssnis GEN, fenn- \ Dsnksrzsh. Rumsey
y II. bees. NAsAsilts
NRTTRKS
J. Il noas- Louissius Big Grey Eagle, toe.
Armada, JsIfo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
INTERNAL REVENUE.
To All whom 1t may Concern.

To All whom It may Concern.
NOU ARE BEREBY NOTIFIED THAR
Jour faosHse, aPFiieafiszs for q. :. Liaeaaf
k4irer Pfats, uggiss Carriages sad frrtua FsAtclfs
II ass ks8 arAas~ssr, AZ Slaughtered Aaisals, Hias
aasss for sale sss T. refwrasd Lefars se
ara - Meg, ise4
sesfioa imposes = reHslty Of TtyE HuxpsEa
potLaAs foF deiissFtsE FALSE Or fraudulent lst
sesti0e ~ Fegglssa The rssHrR " hs lpralsha4
- the Astafaat Asas ssar v sfldn 11S aafs fton
date q this bsficz
section II imP see pseaity q urrE psr csa-
tsm on the snasaht Of TAI, and f5rieituFs II
osE arNHHEp batLAHE fer neglect Or refusal 10
fsrnish the regniFsd lists.
oahcs open fro.a . 70 IL An. 2te6PM
r. :. HOGARROOk.
Assistant Assessor NanderhHrgh Cyunty.
msr1G III itw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

E-only about one-half of the 10 .
advertised were sold at the Court House
Yesterday for want of time. The sale is
postponed till Wednesday of next week,
when the remainder viii be closed out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

@ Fors few choice eedars, go to
the auction room today alto o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

Bs- Let those who have doubted the virtues
BuLL's CspsoS BirTgRs. " any sueh thsFs bs
read the foTlowiug eertaesfs from tlesasa vel,
known In tiis continually, aud DOUBT 10 mere.
IT. general Introduction into tbs army viii save
the lives ofth0uaaads II our solaisrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
Notice 20 Pbysseisns and the Public.
3 = AI9fF9as
q" Pzoprissor Of the Braudreth Houss.

@Hsw YORK"
There lie nothing equal, ia The way Of . Plaster,
% the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. AIleoek. II Asth-
ma, Cough, Kidney AnsetioBs, snd Iocsl deep
seated pains, thsJ aaord permsnent rsiief; ssd
for weak backs, pains in the side, stitches. aud
sp4smodie pAlns gsnsE@lly, they are unsurpassed
for the bsneats they impsrf. Price Is cents saeb.
PRINCIPAL Once. ~ Canal Street. New York.
II. NELSON A CO, and n. .. THOMPSON,
Evansville, Ind. and by 4lI respectable dealers
In msdiclnes. mehzs sm
a SUPERIOR REMEDY We can eosselsn-
tiously recommend 70 those sHSsrinz from a dis
trsssing cough Dr.. striekiasds Msliiaaous Cough
Bslsam. u gives relief almost instantGnsoa~iy,
aud Is withsl net disszrseabla 70 the tssis.
There Is no aoEbt but the MellinBaas coagk Bal
sam is one Of the best preparations ln and Is
all that its proprietor claims FOG it. We have
tried It during the past week. and found rsiisf
from = most distressing COACH. II - prepared By
Dr.. strieklsui. Ne Rast Fourth stFesI, ciHein-
aati, Ohio mshZs "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

PHtNEs-We are indebted to Miss
Lou. Eaton, who presided with so much
grace and elegance over the confeetion-
arr department. at the grand supper, on
Tuesday night, for a large and most de
licious cake and basket of oranges,
for which theAJourna' corps return
their warmest thanks to the fair donor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

~ VIM johnson, soldier belong
ing 70 the t5th Pennsylvania regiment,
was arrested on the charge OF stealing
three witches from the shop of Mr..
Sllverburgher. = EseAangs
He had no business to have such
name or three watches either II his
name had been SilyerthOrH be would
have never met with such loss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
vinosBn,.. T.b .. 1851 ).

oFTTCE In Jsqassz Trsneh's stors, Ne. 10
First Street. osaos-hoars. 20 II, a. X; 20 5,
,. mars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

"a e. Crescent city Band, AttsntiOni
You will meet this Thursday even
= ia sing at I o clock, at the Band-room.
G. ". WARREN, Leader.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31


To fHfHctAss.--lf you wish TO parehsss pure
prags Medicines. aud CheInie.sls st = small sd
stnre on Western r%ioes, 81 aud examine EELtSx
wutrE's stesk, WHERE yea WI aBa every arti-
elr that Il nsedei - tho professor, and prices
which canset faii TO give sst!saetioa. Their
orr is at No. - vaia str,et mayldkwH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31
LAWN GRASS SEED.

w SEwITT. FLORIST, HAS JUST RI
w CEINED q supply % Lawn Grass See
suitable for Lawns, which he eaers for sale.
mh25 W c SEwITT, Florist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-31

The Masonic Gem arrived from The
Tennessee River, yesterday afternoon.
with 240 bales Of cotton, consigned to
Crane, Brown & Co, and viii be sent
forward to-day BY the great Cotton tx.
press to New York ia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-09
Intore. Ling nom richmond.

A gentleman residing at Henderson
Ky, Of whose Union faith there has
been no doubt at any time, has Just re.
turned from the East, anu communi.
Gates some interesting information he
received from rebel lady who had Just
run the blockade, and was making her
way westward. A son of this lady went
into the rebel service at the outbreak Of
the rebellion, and was made clark of the
Confederate House of Representatives.
Getting, finally, into some difficulty, he
XII Ieda man in the quarrel, aud was sent
to the penitenliary. His mother went
no Richmond and remained there some.
time, intercedipg in behalf Of his libor.
alton, Finally she made her escape, as
above stated
She says that no one who has not
seen them can have any adequate idea
Of the great strength Of the rebel for,i
fcatious of the Confederate Capital
The works are on the most gigantic
scale, and, fully manned, could never be
carried by assault. There arc, however,
but few soldiers in The city, and the com
mon determination OF the people is to
surrender SO soon MS Gen. Lee shall be
thoroughly whipped They regard
this campaign, a. the Richmond papers
have SO frequently asserted, the close of
the war, on their part at least Their
resolution 10 hold ont is conditional on
the success of their army outside the
city.
This lady says that the leading citi.
zens generally have the cold flag secret
ed in their houses, and when Gen. Grant
shall arrive at the gates of the city, they
intend to unfurl it from their house
tops, IN recognition of the triumph Of
the North ard the death Of the ConCod-
eracy." She describes state Of gener
al Generalization among the inhabitants
who have lost what little hope they
had at the opening Of the present cam,
paign, The city is full Of refugees from
the battle desoloted regions of rebel
dom, between whom and the old popu.
lation very great discord exists, Her
account of the feeling in Richmond,
seems to confirm and is confirmed by
the reports which we have had rom
other sources. This lady gives her ac-
count as a person Of high order OF in.
tellectuol discipline, and shrewd OBJ
server Of men and things.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-09
Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 4.--Tho steamer
Connecticut, which loft the White House,
yesterday, reports that on Thursday
large clouds Of smoke could be seen in
the direction OF Richmond, and !. was
the belief at the White House that a
disastrous conlagratiOn was in progress
at the rebel capital. Several of the
rebel wounded, brought up on the Con.
ncCticut, say that Gen. Lee had been
taken sick, and gone back TO Rich
mond, leaving the army under com.
mand of Gen. Ewell.
Eight hundred rebel prisoners have
already reached the White House, and
others are on their way down.
A contraband camp has been cstab.
li5hed at the White House, which al.
ready contains about 1000, and they
still continue to come in.
The Richmond & York River Rail-
road is being rapidly repaired. The
bridge over the Pamunky was completed
on Monday, and the cars have arrived
IN Dargcs rom Alexandria.
The steamer State of Maine arrived
this morning, bringing up 400 wounded
from the late battles in Virginia.
The steamer Connecticut also arrived
to-day, having left the White House yes
terjoy morning with s75 sick and
wounded, including 70 officers.
Repair shops for the army are being
established at the White House, aud
the place looks like a city Of business
Gen. Abercrombie is in command of tho
post, and has general supervision of the
landing of troops. Capt. Pitkins IS Post
Quartermaster, and the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions are there in full
force, with large amount OF hospital
supplies of every kind.
A number of wounded of the Second
and Fifth Army Corps were reaching the
White House, when the Connecticut
left hospital tents with accommodations
for $4,000 or 10000 patients, having
been erected there.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-09
That True.

"Hello Slm!" exclaimed our friend
F., Shaping his old "chum" famili
arly on the shoulder, "whcre did you
get all your good clothes? your coming
out-somobody's store has burned down,
hain't it?' "Well, no, not exactly, |
bought these clothes in town, and, by
the way, got EN- mighty cheap, at thnt!"
"Bought them! you don't mean to say
you bought such find clothes as these in
Point Pleasant, do you?' "Woll l did,
old boy, and you can buy some moro of
the same kind, If you have got the
"spOns," "WcIL I've got the "soap"
and ifyou will direct me TO the place III
have a suit of clothes, or granny'9 a
dutchman." "Nf sail, come right
along to John G. SLoh2's store and if
he don't rig you OUT in "short order"
it's no use to try anywhere else, for they
are now selling the cheapest lot Of cloth.
ing, Dry, goods, and every thing else,
that you ever heard tell Of"
Thy both proceeded to the establish.
ment and p bought bran nc,o suit,
and is now Swelling around" like. a
"half sled - Ua declares bo noror
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-09

Higher and higher Coal is selling
for fourteen dollars a ton in Boston.
Adyiceg from White House show That
Gen. Grant means to s!ay in lhatsocIion.
Repairs shops arc being erected and the
place hes the appearances ola large city.
Three Government safes, containing
several hundred thousand dollars, which
were sunk few days since by the burn
ing ofthe wharf boat at Mound City,
have been recovered
Beersteak is selling for twenty-five
and lhirty.Gve cents q pound in Boston.
Heaven help usl
The WILDERNESS, The Wilderness,
10 which the first battles Of the present
compaigo wos fought, embraces fifteen
miles Of timber land, thickIy studded
with underground, masking il at some
points utterly impossible, During the
battles our men were often unable to see
any objects twenty five feet distant from
them. 1t is from twelve to fifteen miles
from Fredericksburg.
1t is said thnt several rebel generals
have been paying taxes on their real
estate to our officials in Memphis. This
is good sign. When rebel generals
begin to give their money to this Gov
erument it shows that they place low
estmctc upon their allegiance 10 the re.
belliOn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-09
From Nutler,s Amy.

New YoRR, juno 5.-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe dispatch OF the Sd, says
the rebels continue to waste gunpowdor
on Buffers formidable works.
General Kau;z was to have started
out again on an important mission on
the night Of the Cd It's destination was
to point Of the most vial Importance
to the enemy, and will assist Gen. Grant
very materially.
A Northern machinisl came into our
lines on the LIST from Richmond. He
reports Lee TO have fallen back inlo the
Richmond inrenchments. Mayor Mayo
had been arrested and placed in Castle
Thunde for proposing to surrender the
city in case Of necessity, instead ofbun-
ing it as was proposed. Every man and
boy, even foreign subjects, were pressed
into service The rebel papers com.
plain Of Joe Johnston, and says he is
whipped He also says Gen. Lee is
sick and confined to his bed in Rich.
mond. Grant has kept him so busy for
the past month that even his iron frame
had 10 succumb TO the great fatigue.