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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-07-07
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Of the Ugetha, String Pain and InEamala-
don, 50 frequent IN the class Of diseases, and
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Matter.
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found they, were doceivc1, and that the POI
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an aggravated form, and perhaps Gfte1- -lar-
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Eeava Milwaukee 400 Il m. and z:15 ?. NJ.
Arrive Detroit 6:Z0 2. m and cos a. IL.
BufaIo 5I5 a N. aud SIS p. m.
Rochester T:t5 a. m. and 500 ], m
Albany 800 p. II. ana I:45 a. II,
New York $50 p m. ana 1918 a, n.
Boston Ill5 ?. IN. ana $50 p. m,
Fhi!sdera 300 a H. AID 500 P n.
Baltimore ESQ 4. n. ana 600 T. =.
IN advantage cf luxurious SLEEPING
CARS, changes in Union Deposs, Sure Con-
necu3us, and Baggage Checked Through,
this line IS unsurpassed.
RE NdE RIB
For quick and comfortable trip, low fare,
shortest aoate, and sure connections, with
out omnibus changes, PgrcLase Tickets via
Crane Ht,en Ro14e
OFFICES ~ NILTAU EEE:
Corner n Main and Wisconsin, streets, near
The Post Office.
Miles s Amours Warehouse, foot Of East
Water street
J. H. WHITMAN, Ge21 IEes.'n Agent.
". K. MUIR, General uPerinseHdcat
For FREIGHT, this is the most cNp.di-
ti0us route between the East and Vest
Shippers viii Sare Time ana Montv u CON
Srtting with cur Agents before rlahiag con
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iraD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

LAKeE AUcrIos OF DIR GooDs.-J. j.
COIN, has just received and viii sell at
Auction, at the Auction Room, corner OF
Third and Main, commencing on Thurs
dag, March II, at 9 o'clock, one Of ths
largest stocks ever offered IN this city
The ladies are particularly invited TO al
tend the sales on Thursday and Friday.
The goods offered viii be principally Tor
them. Sales for gentlemen on Saturday.
The goods consist as follows: BIeached
and unblesched muslin. ealicoes, a nice
variety Of hoop skirts, BaImOsal and
Marseiiles skrts, cloaks, and good as
sortment lawns, jacconets, organdies,
mozambiques, table cloths, bed-spreads,
piano covers, towels and napkins, plain
inen, ladies' and gentlemen's pocket
hAndkerehiels, aud variety Of other
goods TOO numerous to mention.
J. ]. COHN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

EsiabIished l,y Govern meat sathSfit5, Tor pro-
curing
PENSIONS
or Irvaiii ofcefl aud soidiers, deceased Oaiesrs'
and Soldiers widows orphan Children, do.
pendent Mothers OF Orphan Sisters.
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
for Decreased Soldiers Widows, children, Fathsfs
Mofhsri, Of Brothers and Sisters. Also for Ais
charged soidirrs, vho hpys serqrl two years. OF
been discharged ~ reason u wourds.
BOUNTY LAND AND BACK PAY
for widows sr other iszal claimants q Soldiers
Of istz, Mexican, ard other past wars.
This Agency adjusts claims for parties aad sol.
Glars q indiana, Iliilpis and Rsntocky 10 accord
ance with The oniS forms aud distractions upon
whirh lhelf elaine are granted al Washington,
aud Is the only Agene, tsaaa located, aud solely
snd exolnslveiy employed
Perso1s writing tbeir case plainiy, and spelo'
sinE stamp. always en.wefed,
uFTIer Third streai. near Main, Evans7ilie
Ind JOHN TENsf rs.
octls Psprssn. gent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
THE VERY LATEST
TELE Or r a II III.
; CONGRESSIONAL.
xIKTIIIth Congress.-First session.

/ WAsHIxcToy, 16.-SExArE-A large
number Of petitions faEoring increased
mail facilities between New York and
Philadelphia were presented -
Howaras4presen.ed bill 10 organize
the Invalid corps.
| Milrose introduced a bill relative to de-
serters. Both referred.
7 The consnla and diplomatic bill was
passed, and the Senate then proceeded
to the consideration Of the business Of
/ The District Of Columbia.
CONFESS introduced a bill auditorium
the erection ofza branch mint al San
| Franchises Read twice and referred TO
COMMITTEES on Finance.
Howard introduced the following res
buttons: That the Committee on finance
enquire into the expediency providing
under the national currency AUTHORIZING
associations organized under II to enter
into contracts to take and receive on
loans and discounts such rate of inter-
est as i legally allowed By the laws Of
States, Districts on Territory IN which
the association is located Resolutions
agreed 70.
Adjourned
HovsT Cox Of Ohis. from the Com
mittee on Rules, reported adversely sn
tlle-resolution referred to them 10 en-
quire into the expedieney of establishing
I new Committee on Wars and Means.
Eashburue Of Illinois, on the same
I COMMITTEES, made an adverse report for
the proposition for a new Committee on
National Banks and Banking.
The House eonenrred ia che Senate =
Amendment % the Postoffies appr9pria.
lion o. This aRpropriatss 500. 900
for tha payment OF letter carriers and
$lD, 600 70 Aees any deficiency which
may exist in tbe Possoifice revenue.
The House then resumed the consider
alton of the gold bill, and adopted the
amendment offered by Hubbard Of New
York, yesterday, namely: Provided. that
the obligation 20 create q sinking fund
By the act Of February 18th, 1862, shall
not be improved thereby
Highly, Of California, was opposed
the Government going into the marke;
With gold in their hands, and huxteriag
70 buy its own paper at less than It's
face
Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, said be al.
tered bis views. aud would now vote for
the bill before the House
Stephens, Of pennsylvania, niovsd the
previous qaestion and the House agreed
10 the tirsf amendment. namely, author
iSiug the Secretary Of the treasury to an.
tieipate, BY period Of not less than one
year, the payment on the interest Oh the
public deb. s&NE##f 8
The Senate has ,eancarFed ia The
House amendment 20 the Gold Bill, and
it only awaits the President signature 10
become law
The House proceeded to the eonsidera.
ton of a blu TO drop unemployed gene.
raj officers Cox. OF Ohio, opposed il,
arguing that they should be dropped only
after inquiring to see whether they we're
incompetent 10 do 50, otherwise they
would lniilct Il stain upon their charac
ter worse the q wonnd
Framework favored the bill H.
thought that general officers should be
treated as everybody else when their ser.
vices are not wanted
Garfield, of Ohio, spoke in favor Of
the bIll. Without action on the bill the
House adjourned. salfa8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

LornynfF, March Il. = Governor
Bramletse has just issued the'followiog
address 10 the people Of Kentucky lf
Ffliop Citizens In view Of the DIS
turbance OF the popular mind produced
b. thsleh sDllmeat 81 dawes iorthe arHlg
Ia Kentucky, il i devaed prudent TO
make she following suggestions for the
benefit and guidance OF tie loyal PEG.
pie Of Kentucky
Your indignaiion should not move
you to commit acts of vioienee. nor to
unlawful resistance Standing as We
have stood and viii stand foressr for
the Constitution, The Union, and the err
foreemeut Of The laas. We must repsl
the efforts Of rebellion to overihrow our
Governmens, b our gallant soldiers ID
the Geld. and meet and correct unjust
or Unconstitutional legislation BY legiti-
mate appeals % the constitutional triba-
mails of the Goyernment aud though
the ballot-box, and displace in the con-
stiiuted modes those who pervert or
abuse the trust committed to them. This
IS the only true mode of maintaining the
constitution, the Union aud the enforce
nent Of the laws The mere act of en-
rolling the names Of slaves does not af-
feet amy right of citizens No draft has
beeu ordered, nor do we know that a
draft win 20 ordered Il may or it NAV
not. We should abide BY aud msintain
the law, and pursua.in the mode provid.
ed The remedy it affords, II any VIC.
lence or wrongtO the person or property
Of the citizen be committed BY ANY Of
6eer OF colder against the known laws
o! the land, make your accusation
in the mode prescribed by law,
and il the commanding officer
refusesor ueglects 20 use his utmost en-
beavers to arrest tho officer or soldie,
under bis command so accused, and
hand him or them over 10 the civil mag
lstrate for trial, when officially advised
of the facts, the Executive Of the Stat,
viii prefer charges aud demand cour
martial 10 the Union under the Con
stitution, and in accordance with law
assert and urge your rights. IL is ou
duty TO obey the law until it IS declared
BY n judicial decision to be uneonstitu
tional The citizen whose property ma,
be taken under writ, for public use, vii
be entitled, under the imperative man
date of the Constitution, to a Just com
pensaiion for his private property 81
taken for public use Although tn
present Congress may not render jus
tiee, vet 1t is safe to rely upon the justcl
of the American people, and sn appea
TO them viii not be UNDECIDED or unan
swered. Peace restored, and the unit
of our Government preserved, will driv
To an ignominious distance those who
|, in the agony of our conflict, pervertei
! their sacred trusts 10 the base uses c
. partisan ends and fanatical purpose.
/ Uphold aud maintain your Government
! es constituted, and obey and enforce ii
: just demands, as the only hope of pei
|. petuating It's free institutions.
; (Signed) Thomas BRAxtKrrs
sIgE FEASKFoRT, March Is, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

HALIFAX, March 10. The ARABIA,
from Liverpool the 5tb. via Queensto~n
the 9th, arrived this evening. Her ad.
vices are two days later.
Danish affairs are reported unchanged.
MsxitniHsn arrived at Paris on the
9TH, and it is reported that he will en-.
bark for Mexieo-On the 18th, all Difficult
ties having been settled
A Vienna telegram SAYS the missive
Of the Prussian Minister, Menteateael.
to Vienna, had the desired EFFECT Ans
tria has consented to a continuation Of
operations in .Jutland.
. The Federal Diet officially announces
that it has received no invitation 10 a
conference.
The Daily Es,ss replies to he sneers
Of the Times on Gen. Banks general Of
der regulating negro labor in Louisiana.
and applauds the measure as. aaecessary.
and preparatory tsibe stsIsfre,n slavery
70 entire lfetuom
Mr- Leleavin called attention TO the
course pprsued by tbs, Conlede.ntes in
England, fitting ont var sessels and en-
listing seamen, and moved for the pa
pers on the sabjsee He denounced the
proceedings aud regretted that the Ala-
bama Was not detained. and. canteuded
that all such vessels should be prohibited
entering Britishsports.
The Solicitor-tienera' explained and
defined the course of the Government.
and asserted thai every effort had been
made 70 honestly carry out the laws and
maintain neutrality. lie admitted that
vessels might be prohibited entering
British ports, and the Government was
considering how il could admonish with
the Confederates.
The remonstrance OF France to Prus-
STA against the advance Of the Prussiau
troops into Jutland Is said to be far less
foreibe than England's, but the tone Of
the documents i considered indicative
that Napoleon fally means What be says
LoXDoS, 9 p M-LATEsr-lt is re
ported that the Austrians. are marching
on Juiland
PsEIs, March 3.-The Paliis publish
es dispatch from Hamburg. announc-
ing that three Brisades Of Austrian
troops have received orders from Gen.
Raugold, to enter Jatland aud march on
Fredsies ~ }ti .it So
LwEaroor- March Ut CorrOy-
sales today 1000 bales. Market clos
ing fiat at unchanged rates a1i
BreadStuts generally quiet ana steady.
Provisions quiet aud steady Beef
steady Pork firm Bacon qaiet Lard
firm
Breadstaas heavy, and quotations
barely maintained Sugar active aud
UNCHANGED. Coaee quiet
Consols Tor money 9li09ls; Anieri.
can securities lll Cent scrip f6CGfT
dis Erie G1ag 0gss b. y. aseqs dsl
E ; 6s G4a6e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

E@S- We had the pleasure of call
from Msior Downey Of the 5sth Indiana
yesterday, and he informed US that the
5Sth has been assigned to the Engineer
Brigade Soft amy Wish TO work with
their tgbting, his is the place. We can
say that this regiment has msde itself a
name for its lighting qualities, aud so
hero IS Che place for men to enlis. Ma.
ior DovDey win do what is fair for al
who wiah 10 go with him
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17


The advertiser, fsyiHg teen restored 20 hsalfa
10 a few weeks, " = very simple rsfnsdy, sfs4s
haviaz suffered several years With . ssEsrs lung
Auction, aad that dreAd disease, Consumption :
IS anxso.ss to make known 10 his fsltsw-sun>reFs
The means ofrnFs. ~ tf Isl
To all wlio 3ssire It, hs will send copy q the
prescription assd firss of ehzrzsl, viz the dirse-
tons for pssPAribg aad using the SAME, With
llsy will and a svKg cess g0E oossrsPfIoz,
AsrazA, BEozcAFrIs, &c. The eniy sbiect q ths
advertiser IN ssndng the prescription i 70 beasEs
the afflicted, and spFead insormssIon which he
e0ncsIyss % b fnsaInsbiss ard h hopes syegy
sufferer llI Try his rsmedxs ~ It will cost them
nothing, sad MAJ prove a blessing.
Psrfiss Wishing The prescription vii pisA9s Al.
dress Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
WiliaHnsbuFgh, Kings County, New York
The above remedy ula ~ obtained in EYans+
wills u Me- fs. KILLER 4 WHITE,
DruKgists.
Call for parnphIst frse charge
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
washington Items.

wAsHrsGToS, March 16.--The Presi-
dent has taken measures to enforce the
enrolment law in Kentucky. A bill
will be introduced to-day in the Senate
to deprive old deserters, who may have
escaped into the British possessions, Of
all privileges CT future citizenship unless
they Immediately give themselves up to
the Military Department
Major Gen. ". I. Sherman. IN a dis
patch dated Yicksburg, Feb. Is. Wis
Cairo. March 10, had addressed the fol-
lowing to Lieut. Gen Grant, care Of Ma
jor Gen. Haueck:
Geaeral-I got in this An from Car
ton, where left ny army in splendid
heart and coalition We reached Jack
son Feb 9th, crossed Pearl River. and
passed through Brandon to Morton.
where the euenr made : disposition iof
battle, but fed ia the hight We posted
on over all obstacles, and reached Meri-
di&n Feb. l4th Gen. Polk. havinA a
railroad TO assist him 10 lis reareat. es-
capped across the Tombigbee ga the 10th.
We stayed at Meridian a week, and
made the most complete destruction of
the railroad ever beheld-south below
Quitman, east Of Cuba station, twenty
miles north to Lauderdale spriags, and
west all the way back 10 Jackson; could
hear nothing Of the cavalry Of Gen.
Smith, ordered to be there Feb. 10th.
enclose by mail with these copy Of
his Instructions | then began TO 90
back slowly, making circuit Of the
north for Canton, where left the army
yesterday in SPLENDID condition.
will leave it five days in hopes the cav
airy from Memphis win tarn up there
when win have them come in.
wAsHIxerox, March l6.-Tbe Repab-
Iican caucus last night, adjourned till
Tuesday next, to get full attendance.
1t is understood that Gen. Seymour
assumes full responsibil& Of the Flori-
da disaster
The Deficiency Bill, whish now be.
comes Law, contains the following APP
propriations: $4,000 for alterations in
the Custom House at Cincinnati $40 ESQ
for the same in Louisville; $50 Tor
the completion Of the Custom House at
Dubuque; $4,000 for the repairs and
preservation Of Custom Houses aud Ma
rine Hospitals and other public build
ings under supervision Of Treasury De-
partment
Special 10 Pg-i.l
II WASHINGTON, March II. The new
call for troops aeeords with the plans for
the military campaign which has been
laid oss by Gep Grant, WHO Il 5 under
stood, asks for large armies II the conn
ny experts him to close the war within
the present wear
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
DRY-GOODS.

COMMAS JUST RGruRSED from the
IL Hsstara cities. aae is now receiving dsily
large stock Of Goods, such IS China and Glass
waTe Dry Goods. eonsisting q blsachsd and un
hlesched Muslin, Prints Gnd LaNus; also, a lot
Of fns plain Shirt Linsns, Table Cloths, hleaehsd
aad Gnelsaehod Russia Diaper Towels, NsRktEs,
Ladiess aud Gents nne Lines HaD6kerehists. 3
general variety Of Gsuttsuiea's Furnishing dccds
slso, variety OF Balmersl aud Hoop skirts, plain
White snd Emhroidsr.a Skirts Piece Gcods.
Consisting ef BraA3sloths, Gsshiasrss. poesk ius,
tsslnests, Satinets. ard general variety 81 Rosdy
AAas cSothing. Iatiss sud Geatiemsn ara invt-
~ 70 calf and exAnias his stock befors For sss
- s1aswhers. j. :. c0HNs
Ser; Third AaiA, OPT. Washington HoEss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

LoUIsviLLE, March 16.-Major General
Sherman and Sheridan arrived here
Colonel Bruce IL re-inststed as mill
tary commander o. Louisville.
Colonel Wolford has arrived ga route
for Naahvins, having bean released from
arrest 10 order to report ia person to
Lieutenant General Grsat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17
kNoxyIILE. Mareh l6.-Thr g.

Knoxville, March l6.-The Execu
tive Committee of the Knoxville ana
Greenville Convention of 81, met here
to-day and adopted measures to re as
mble the Convention on the 18th Of
! April The movement looks To a sepa-
rate State Organization Tor East Tennes-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

To The LADIES. -Dnfnett 1tandard
Flayoring Extracts are remarkable tor
their perfect purity and great strength,
Their excellence has secured the repata-
tor of being the beat IN the world. g
II. A. Cook has fuIl stock.
Fob 6-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

UsDomG. notice that the work
men on the new building Of Mr.. c.
Decker, corner Of Main street and the
Canal, are tearing up the foundations
laid, in consequence Of the skillful engi-
neer who laid out the ground having
made a mistake Of about one foot in his
survey. This will involve a heavy ex-
pense FOR somebody to pay.
&C., ------
Bar We are glad to see that arrange
ments are being made to Gil another sec
ton of tho Canal, qiias goose pond.
It Is A great pity tina. the eutiro mi
sanee cannot be abated, FROM Pigeon
Creel, to the Elbow. II filed up, with q
large brick aewer under is whole length,
j. woula constitute one Of the handsom-
eat drives in the State AZ 9th avenue
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17


JOB w0RK.--Tbs JoarnaI 0nHes is frsnIshsd
with fsil assortment Of. rev and bsAutifsl typo,
o. tbo Last siyis- and /. fully prepared to ,zs-
out4. e hapdsoms work as can Be ds.s ia tbs
s.at,, such - LrrrEE. HEADS, BnL-HElDs,
Hy,piuss CIRCULARS, sSsIsrss Cabs. saIs-
Tmzgrs. sHrFlNs-s,tss. Psafsaa. 4s., Sc. 'ilAsr
ia piaia q l.ney eolons
ORR siXDERY.-ws have 10 eosnsotioa with
tsis once ons Of The beet BOOK BIsDEEiEssad
BLsEE BGOK NASUF4cTURIEsi this stats,
and are prepared 70 Dc EetrsO and sDOrss a. d.
sired Magazines. Periodicals, &C., bound IN sBy
.styia repaired. and Old books rs-bssnd at 'hsrt
notice. LEDGER, Journals md blsnk bssks, for
aanfoas., steamboats,, sanEipE Hsusss, AsS-
ehaai,, te., nsnufseturs on ss reasonable terms
a. aay other sstsblisBrasBt.
An smk done stthi.ones will be doss 1rS'apt-
~ aud VII BE- ready whsa promised.
EVANSVILLE J0BRNAL 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

81, coo REWARD.-Ths above reward
wiIi be siYsn to any Tersou who can farnish pre-
seriptsn ioscouzhs, colds, whoOpin cough, ssth-
ms aud consumption, which Is equal 10 Or.
stroklsad's Me liaaops Cough BAls.m. This hal
san will cure tie above complaints, also splitting
Of blood nod night sRuats. Vae afy cent bottle
Is sufs- tent lor any enc 20 try. The sSrst sai e
of ehtauis eongb, asthma, sshoof,in 4-esagb aua
primary OF consumption enfed - Or.
sghekiands sIsIliaaoas Cough Bkiaaa. Il caa
y had at any druggists Il u different ron any
other cough medicine have khSsn 10 tbis
county. mhit
DISEASES or the NERVOUS, aEAIsA &
uHIsARY Asp sExrAL srsrrss.-- ks~ and ssiiAbls
tfest'esut- Ia Reports " she HkwARD Asso-
CITATION sent 10 scaled lsttef envelopes, IRE 81
charge. Aa1rssa. pr.J. sKlLLIs HoU9HT0N,
Howard 4ssecisflon, Fhilaaafphia, Pa deet sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

ZASEsvuLE, March l6 -sergent Dan
iel B. Monroe Of the cd regiment, was
shot dead in the street this afternoon by
a man named Saunders There is great
excitement, and Inch lay is feared. The
cd is recognizing here The murder
er is in Jail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

~ The Timer, Of yesterday, attempts
to ventilste little affair which occurred
on Tuesday, 10 which an Ethiopian sol
der was interested. Better get the tacts
Grst, Mr.. Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE old engi-
neers have resumed work on al the
railroads. exeep, the Rock Island, Alton
3 So Louis, aud Illinois Central. Upon
these roads the passenger trains run as
usual
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

ArryNTloN CsrscESr crg BAspl-
iou ace requested to meet at the Band
Room this afternoon a, 81 PM, with in
struments Promptly az 81 O'clock
g. w. WARREN,
rtN Leader c. c. Band.
March II, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

CAVALRY HoRsEs-Capt Ehrman adj
vertises in this mornings Journal for
1000 csSalty horses Read the adver
tisement in another column for partieu.
lars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

A Row 1--WE leArn that a difficulty oe-
CURED last night At drinking house on
Main street, east Of the Canal, and that
drpymHn named Sehaier was shot and
severely wounded. We we're unable to
obtain the particulars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-17

CAIRo, March l6.-Gen. Sherman and
STAFF passed through here to-day earessts
to Louisville.
The steamers Lancaster, Celeste and
Silver Wave, were 6red into recently at
White River One man killed and one
wounded