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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Uh. IT. An EEEla 3 iU-,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42s broadway, New York.

yls d4w6m sp
Rheum stIsm.-No disease Is so certain
cnra by Brxnareth's Pile AZ this. They sson take
oWt Of ths blood the particular vrss apoa which
all the pain depends. and the patient Is cured
mr.. T. NJ. Adams, 9os Twelfth Street, New
York, suffered with rheumatism for long perod.
lie was attended by able physicians. bat their
prescriptions were Of no avail he was unable TO
move without assistance, and for foar months was
almost entircly confined 70 hIa bed. At this Pc
riod Of bis sickness, when hope had fed, and be
expected to be cripple for the remainder Of his
nA, he was recommended to use BRANDRETHs
| PILLS.
The arst box evidently made him better; the
/ improvement was more aselded from the second
box, and by the une he had used eighteen boxes,
he was entirely cured of rheumatisn. sad the
strength and supplsness Of bis limbs were re-
stored 1t Is nos over year that this cure has
been affected, and he has had nc return, but con
Times the eaIoyment q perssc, health. JUS SIN
ns-Let those who have doubted the Vi Ftues
BuLL's CxDaeS BIrrERs, if any such there be
read the following Certificate FROM gentlemen vel,
known IN this community. and doubt no more.
It's general introductiou into the army will save
the lives ofthousauds Of our soldiers:
LousvILLE, KY, June 81. ises.
We, the Undersigned. haEe seen the good saEs.ss
produced by the use Of Or. JoHS BcLLs CEpkss
BIrrKRs In Of general debility aud prsstraiion
Of the system, and eeiisSe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve maeh sufsrfng.-
Among cur soldiers particularly would this Be ths
case, especially those who are exposed ts Mas
matte innaenes IN the Southern climats.
MAI. PHILIP sPEEE
Collector Int. Rev ID Dis. Ky.
CHAS. B. COTTON.
Collector of the Port VI Louisville, Ky.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal Gen. Of Kentucky.
REv. d. p. HENDERSON, +t- A-s
Vice Pres'tef Sanitary Commission.
, HARVEY, HUGHES 4 c.,
Publisher Democrat
/, GEO. p. DoERN.
Prop. Louisville Anzsigsx.
! / HUGHES a PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GBEEN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisvilie
HART 4 MAPoTRER,
Lithographera, cor Market and Third Sta.
Louisvillys KY
JULIUS WINTER, .ab s
Clothing Merchant. cor. sd and MArkst ssl
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. =. HTLDRETE.
0fSteamer Major Anderson.
= MAI. L. T. THUSToN,
Raymaster q. S. Army.
s., ~ spnal Hotel, Louisvilis, ~.
COL. Nose BAYLES.
4th ky. Cavalry.
!, GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
- Louisvills Journal
= See advertisement in another columa.
{, kb6 ly Sold by PETER WEBBING,
= = Sole Agent, EvADsuille, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

pH. BELL. from Belrvieu Hospital, New York
city, has now been here long enough TO prove his
professional capabilities, and has done 50 10 the
satisfaction q slarge nHmberof our citizens, and
thoss from other towns and the surroundiH &
country.
His last advertisement and accompanying let
tar, under the head Of Private should be cara
fully read by all. No Mercury ussd in his treat
mentI Consultation free. Iys-lyd&v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Remedy For ths PiIes.-It Is a bliss
sing 70 fhs snnsring 70 know thar ue have sf-
fsetuAl cure for this truly sroabIssome~diseass
Mr.. J. Hazards, Of lea Second street, Cine J.
natl. Ohio, tAkss great pleasure IN iuformisE all
who are suffering with piles that he used small
quantity Of DR.. striekIaad's Pile Rsn-dy, sad IL
effected psFmAnent cure. Th's seems % te the
case With alt who make use Of tAis splendid pre-.
paratien. It is Manufactured AZ 10 East 4sh
street, oincinnsti, Ohio. ssd sOId By all Drug
gists. ocss.2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
TOIHX.
Dr. HI. Anders A. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.


Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver. KID
neys, Digestive Organs. and GlAnduiar System.
The success which has attended the use u this
remedy IN private Practice and the endorsement
q medical authority, sDable us 10 recommend II
the practitioner and the public, feeling con-
Isnt that with fair trial IL will attest its own
Axcsllsnee In the cure Of chronic diseases which
k-icats Iodine, spsh AZ scFofula, BroEeaitiss sin
4 aptions, Heart, liver, and kidney Diseases,
lLfVons Afsefious, Neuralgia, Rhsnmati a, Dys-
yspsias Debility, syphiiiaselc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodiue Water as eoutRinlug three qRartsr
xTains FvRE Zodiac 10 each huid-onnee PuHH va
ter, solseaf bsins assd IL ia not liable 10 de-
composition nor spontaneously formed insanaii-
ties neither Ia ths fodine oxydized nor neutral
lied by combination With amy ingTedisnt, shieh
renaer this solution Superior 20 any other method
ef exhibiting Iodins,
Fun directions accompany eash bottle, that IL
may bs used ~ . tamily medicine .as we'll ~ BY
the profsasioE.
Prizes one dollar per bottle. on receipt sf i've
dollars, ak bottles delivered EEEe by express 20
any address.
Beware Of Counterfeita and limitations which
unprincpled dealers endeavor 70 dispose Of ON oar
reputation. Sec cur signature aud trade mark
tths Greek word heading this advertisementl j
upon the labels aud Wrappers Of each bottle, with.
out which none Il genuine.
Circulars gratis.
DIR. II. ASDERs 4 CO,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
INDIAN MEDICINES.

ChcrOEcc = Cure
An aziaillng crrs yor aperma.errAsa, Seusinai
Weahsess kscfrrnaf Essissioiis, asd lfieeases
ID b. sslf-poilsfsa; fach Eestgf As.Aorp, Unire
sal Lasslade paias IA he Baek. lssnsss u PisioH,
IYezaafsrs 0id Assf Wsak Keysss. DuHoulH "
Brsafhi=g. Trsabine. vel Aefalasss, ErepfioHs 80 ~
Faes, Peis Corateaaaoe, iHsaHifB, Qoulassresy and
eH ths Drefai eenpiaiafs oaassd ~ derayfne Jreps
fle yafA ef Halars. sr s-s5tfls4 .,ff
sS-Thia medicine Il simple vcertshie sefrset,
and ons on which ali can rely. Il hzs hesn used
In practice fpr many years. aud With thous-
ands treated. a. has Eot Gied In single iasanee.
Its curative powers have been- -sufnetert - gatn
victory over the most stEbbsrn eoss.
os%ro those who have tridsd aith their eonsti-
tuition, until they thiGk fhemsslvss beyond ths
reach q medical aid. We would say, Dtspaiy spff
the CHKnonxE GUS WiiI nsiore you 70 health
and rigor aud Aitsr all quack doctors have faiisd
eg-For fall particulars, get Circuisr from any
Drug store in The conntry, OF wfife The Ptoprie-
tors Who VII MALI fee 70 aay desiring the same,
a falI tfsaaise Is pampklst form. 4ra.res a
H6-Prices. 81 per bottle Of tbree bottles for 81,
ana forwarded by EEYrcss 20 al paFts Of the wofid
EB- Sold ~ ell respsctabls druggists every
where.
DR.. W. II. Merwin B. Co.
Sole PRopaI2roka, q o.
No. 80 Liberty sirsef, SeE York /
gB-soid in Evansville by Wm. Bierbowef aAd
By al druggists essry where. fFebiGdAwIy. z
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AGENCY.

wM a xALKxE vx- H. wAEEEE, yR-
WM. q. & WIZ. e. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase OF Real
osses On Third trest, oypossts the Court 3 ossS.
uIvT-amd&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
REWARD.
= so Reward.

o,TuAYED oS THE 20th OF LILLY, 1884.
-, f---,1 tbs subscrfbfF, hvina ia seott township,
S-aersarah county, sszfe Of Indiana, one Red
serrel aorss, zbouf nfiesn bands two inches hlEn,
-, ,ears cid nsarkse with whiis spot on The
forshcsd, Aod Shits snip on the uoss5 b. also nss
,-.s ,shffe on hfs IaxH, aua bad . small lump ca
- t.ek eaus-d by the saddis Fhs horzs lbofh
-sss~ "a trots, WbsB be left be was shoc on
- fevs Ssst Nth one whole shoe on ore fsots ard
EsIf = = % On gs Srsr f0or, and had on small
pa, - sSld Iorse 70 ne, OF civ
ing ne In efnettsa - thAtt een ssI n'9' W. =
p-io w ~SS,s THOMAS BOWER,
7 -.1 sk,v5 Eash's Depot, IndianA-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
HETMsTREEF's
Inimitable Hair Restora tive.
y, -

Bat restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural susts-
nance, impNired By aga or disease. All sAsaasaass
sns dyes are composed Of lamar oos,ie, destroying
the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and afford Of
themselves no dressing Heimstrset's fnimft2his
Colorng not only restores hair 10 It's natural eoor
BY 81 sA4y process. but gives tbs hAirA
Luxurianf Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its falling Of. Grad
icAtss dAndrun, and inpsr - hesifh and pleasant
to the bead. TtEas toOd the test Of time, Be
ing the coiorlnsI Hair csl orpg and is constantly
increasing in favor Bsad ts both ssntisIneh and
ladies. Il ia sold By all respectable dealers, or
can be procured By them Of the oommsreisI
SCENTS, D. s. BARNES 4 CO., 1o2 Bros1~sy, New
York Two sizes, 50 cents aRd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 3-4, "A,
6-4,, 10-4 Bleaohed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques. Ladies Sun Um-
brellas and parasOls. Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, 70 which we would
call the attention of all wishing to pur'
chases In our line Of business.
my9o-1V JAQUESs a. FRENCH,
No, TO Tivgt street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
DR.. JOHN BULLS
oTF Nua
COMPOUND Ha
CEDRON BITTERS'
fhe Latest and Host Important Dis.
cOVerY Of the isth Century.
COMPOUND

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
~ oonuected with the history Of the Materia
Medica q the United States. 0r more faVorahlY
known q pioneer Ia medical discovery, thaA
thar % Or. JOHN BULL, Of Louisvtils. Ky. His
insmit2ble preparation uf SarsapariliA has tons
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
nAaAN,s mAarnI AnALm.

HAGAE's MAGxoI A BALM.
This L the most delighffa. aud extraordinary
article discover It changes the sun bnrut
fAes and hands q parry satin texture Of rAyish
Ing bsazty, impsFtlug the marble purity Of youth
and the dissa~e appearance inviting In the eily
belle Of fashion. II removes tan, freoKles. PIN
ples aud roughness from The skin, leaving the com.
rIexiou fresh, transparent and smooth. Il eon-
tsins no material injurioss 20 tas skim. PztroB-
iIsd by Aetrrsse~ and opers Singers. II ls whaf
every lady shOald have. Sold everywhsrs.
Prepared by ". z. Hagnn. Troy, y. y.
Addresl all orders to
DKdAs q. BAREEs CO., EswYc
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SUBSTITUTES.

A NJ PERSON WISHING SUBSTITUTE
n can rrocare one b Addressing p o. Boz Ne.
is- oes-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
DRY GOODS.

Fall Clio ks and Shawls.
IKE HAvg JUsr RECEIVED LARGE
w stock Of FAll siyie Of Cloaks And Shawls. ~
grrAf vArirty, 20 Whiea We call The attention 81
the whslssa ahd retail trade.
sCuAPEER BussfSG.
Ssw Store-Eo's ~ and -, Mala %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Ever broaght 10 Evansville. Bought for cash and
York prices. .-.T
We k5ow gooas have advanced terIiacaily in
New York as we'll - other soiks. Our stock Is IN
ths mArket fss sale, aod Ns viii keep on selling
- long as we have anything TO se1.
We invite the trade in 10 examine our G0ods
and prices We have one Of the best stocks Of
Kentucky leans sver oesrsd iD the city
mhl4 ISAAC KEEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Nor was this an oversight The re-
striction was purposely NADER ths Daily
Ness of this city shows this, by some
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Persons Of sAlentEry habits troubis4 With
ssskaes, lassitnda p@lpiiatioa ef the hskrt. iaeh
Of sFpstits, distress alter e%tiug. torpid liver.
eoustination, deserve 10 safer. IL they win net
ny ~. r.t.,,-st.f 4a lsf 1H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Hoop Skirts and Balmoral
- x TET -
FINHE BEST MAKES OF HOOP AND BAL
Il moral skirts, Asd the ch-spest, Tor tha ktndi
can be had a. the store %
soHAPEER BUsISG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

TRUTH.-"Truth is mighty and will pre-
vail" So will Herrick Aliens Gold Medal
Saleratus over all others, notwithstanding
SO many in the trade are trying to initiate
1t and deceive the public with spurious
article. Our advice is to use no other, try
no other, call for no other, and be put off
with no other, for we kno,o there is no other
as good. 1t takes less in quantity; it is far
superior to soda to use with cream tartar |;
1t is free from all deleterious substances /;
you can obtain much better Biscuits with it
than with any other saleratus or with soda;
we have. Try it, and speak from expert
ence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

The DRAFT-HoLMEs CoUNTY's QUoTA.-
Little Holmes, which gives the largest
Democratic majority of any county in the
State in proportion to its population, is also
the first county to fill her quota of volun-
teers under the late calls Of the President;
and contrary to the report which appears
in Cincinnati paper, the recruits were all
raised within her own borders, save in three
townships where they had to buy men,
Holmes county, with her quota full, is
stigmatized by the Abolitionists as "cop-
perhead," "disloyal'' county, while Lorraine
in the same district, where there has scarce
ly been one man enlisted in month, is
strictly loyal and ultra patriotic.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

New yoRR, Feb. 3--We have Richmond
papers to Monday last, inclusive. Their
war news Is not important. Dispatches
from Demopolis of the 23d, represent the
Union forces under Sherman as making Q
retrogradc movement. Their stories of the
cavalry fighting in Northern Mississippi are
about the same as ours from Memphis
Grants movements bothered them, though
they claim that his advance has been re-
pulsed. They say that the Union forces
passed through Tunnel Hill on the 10Th,
and would not probably make stand near
er than Cbickamauga. Longstreets retreat
is partially confessed.
A Mobile dispatch of the 23d, says tint
fire was opened that day upon Fort Powell.
Six monitors and four gunboats shelled II
all day.
with reason; but the rebels concede severe
losses on their side.
Lieut. Caustin, of the U. s. Regulars, one
Of the escaped prisoners from Libby, had
been retaken. y. u,
Thirty-one Union prisoners escaped while
going from Richmond to Georgia, near Au-
The editorials of the journals before us
are full of brag about the bright prospects
of the South, and the desperation, demoral-
ization. bankruptcy and utter hopelessness
of the North.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
Gen. Fitzpatrick at White House

WASHINGTON, March 3.--The Star Of this
afternoon says: We have had late Interest,"
ing information from the front, to the eff
feet that Gen. Fitzpatrick, with a force of
picked men, has arrived at White House
and formed junction with a force sent up
by Gen! Butler from the Peninsula. This
statement is based on the fact that two of.
Gen. Kilpatrick's scouts have come back
and made the above report and the report
is believed in the Army of the Potomac.
Fitzpatrick is thus within a few miles of
Richmond; and as Gen. Butler is cooper
ating with him, we may expect to hear of
startling news from that quarter in a day
or two. On his reaching White House,
Fitzpatrick having orders to avoid fighting
any large force of rebels, after he had left
the front another force of eight hundred
picked cavalry were sent out to communi-
cate with him. They however met a rebel
force, and as their orders were not to fight
II it could be avoided, they moved towards
the east, and the commander not striking
the direct road, came upon party Of
rebels near fredericksburg and captured
them, burnt their camp and destroyed a
quantity of valuable army stores, and then
passed on to join Fitzpatrick. 0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
Secretary Stanton I'm Favor of Paw.
ing BOunties to April Ist.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Secretary of
War, in response to note addressed to him
BY Mr.. Wilson, requesting his views regard
ing the joint resolution of the House to con-
tinue the payment of bounties to April
lst, says: ''In his opinion the requisite troops
can be more expeditiously raised by con-
tinuing the payment of bounties as pro-
posed than by any other means. Second,
That at present great exertions are being
made by several States to raise their quotas
by volunteers, so as to avoid the draft, the
people preferring that method of raising
troops. Third, That Gems. Burnside and
Hancock, and the State legislatures and ex-
ecutives are earnestly requesting the con-
tinuance of the bounties until April 1st.
Fourth-That in his opinion the Joint reso-
luton of the House is wise and judicious
and its speedy passage by the Senate would
greatly promote the public welfare and
strengthen the military force more quickly
and etfectually than can be accomplished in
any other way.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
WnsIlinpton Iten,s.

| New YORK, March 2-The Tribune's
special from Washington says: A sharp
diplomatic correspondence between our
Government and the British is likely to en-
sue in consequence of Lord John Russell's
Withholding from Parliament Secretary
Seward's demands upon her Majestyss
Government for naturalization for losses
to American commerce, caused by the
Anglo-Rebel pirate Alabama. d
The alighting of Admiral Dalgren from
the Baltimore train to-day would indicate
That that officer has been recalled from his
command at Charleston.
formed member of Congress that new
draft would be ordered as soon as the pres
ent one was filled.
A special to the Pots from Washington,
dated March I'd, says: One of the first re-
suits o.. Gen. Grants proclamation and the
Lieutenant Generalship will be important
changes in the Army of the Potomac.
A special to the Advertiser, dated March
Sd, says: A naval court-martial of which
Admiral Gregory is to be president, is to
assemble here on the 9th of March, for the
trial of Commodore Wilkes on numerous
charges connected with his command of the
West Indies squadron, and subsequent cor
respondence with the Secretary of the
Navy. XII
1t is stated that the new loan is to be
given out through the National Banks in
instead of private bankers, as was at first
intended.
The arrival here yesterday Of Admiral
Dahlgren has given rise to report that he
either is on or about to be removed from
the command Of the feet at Charleston
There is no foundation whatever for tho
report.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
Richmond Papers and General
|. Bragg---Exchang of Pr.isOners.

PHILADELpHIA, March "A special dis
patch from the Washington Chronicle office
to the Press, says Richmond papers an
nounce, with unfeigned regret the appoint
ment of Braxton Bragg as Commander-in-
Chief of the rebel army, over the head of
Gen. Lee. They also acknowledge aheavy
loss of life in Florida.
The Press has received the following i'm
portant dispatch, dated Washington,
March I'd:
An important arrangement for the ex-
change of prisoners has been going ON for
some time past. An unofficial correspond
ence has passed between Gen. Butler and
the rebel Commissioner, Gen. Ould, in rela-
tion to the matter. The correspondence
has resulted in declaration of exchange,
in which it is agreed that all persons de-
livered at City Point up to the 24th of Jan
uary, 1854, are declared exchanged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

Crvrr TNvFsTIG ATrnN or THE TREATMENT
OF SOLDIERS. s.-Soldiers stationed at Tod
Barracks in this city have frequently COM
planned of the i'll treatment there, and the
absence Of proper and sufficient rations.
By reference to our legislative summary
this morning. it will be seen that commit
tee of the House 81 Representatives has
been appointed to investigate the matter
and report their findings to the Assembly.
We do not know anything about the state
of affairs at Tod Barracks, but if the letters
which were shown from soldiers to their
friends are true statements, there is abund-
ant ground for an investigation of some
kind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

AMUsEMENTs-THE LILL1PUTrANs.- The
most interesting and the most amusing
thing in the show line that has visited Column
bus for some years, is the exhibition at
Naughton Hall of Gen. Tom Thumb, his
wife, Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie
Warren, the smallest human beings of ma
ture age in the world. The hall was crowd
ed last night by our people, and never was
an audience more gratifed. This morning
at eleven o'clock they hold levee, at which
the General and his wife will appear in
their marriage costume, the only time during
the exhibition that they can be seen in their
bridal robes. Ladies and children will be
most interested in this display and it is in
tended more particularly for them. Every
body should visit the little people before
they leave. t s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

Police MATTERs.-Four young men. of
the light fingered persuasion were arrested
and appeared in the Police Court yesterday,
to answer charge Of picking the pocket of
Mr.. Charles Lewis at the depot the day be-
fore, and capturing his pocket book contain
ing s12o. They gave their names as Edward
Jones, Z. Collins, John Frost and James
Hughes. The evidence was strong against
them, and they. were committed to the
county jail for farther trial. The arrests
were made by officer Dc Witt depot po-
licemen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04

The CoURTs-CoMMoN PLEAs.-In the
case of John Brayman Us. Archibold Coop
er, an action for damages done by defend
ants cow in a graveyard, the jury brought
in verdict for the plaintiff, fixing the
damages at $50. a..
The case of Harmon Dildine, admininis-
traitor, us. Hager, was decided by verdict
in favor of the defendant.
The case of Allen Orders ct al. against
Jonas Orders executor-an application to
set aside a will, was submitted to jury
who found verdict for the defendant, main
tanning the validity of the will. Plaintiff
gave notice Of an appeal to the district
court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
Gen. sherman Retreating---From
Mexico.

New YORK, March 3--The Richmond Ex-
aminer of the 24th says an official dispatch
was received at the War Department last
night from Polk, stating that Sherman's
forces had evacuated Meridian and were
retreating in two columns toward vicks-
burg. tits supposed that finding his de-
signs on Mobile thwarted, and his cavalry
achievements intercepted, and being in
distress for supplies, he was forced to
abandon his expedition, and take the des-
perate expedient of retreat through
country stripped of supplies and laid waste
by his advance. Whether he can retreat
successfully remains to be seen. M
A Matamoras letter to the World reports
that the French have evacuated Puebla,
Cordova, Jalappa and Oriziba, for lack OF
men TO garrison them. The Mexican army,
under Uraga, Is said to be 4E,000 strong. IT
y rumored that he had been defeated by
Gen. Basequa.
Large trains OF cotton are coming In daily
at Matamoras from Texas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
THE CITY.
TO OUR CITY SUBsCRIBERs.

Our subscribers and ourselves have, alike,
been much perplexed with the irregular
manner in which The DAILY STATESMAN
has been served to them heretofore. We
have. now made an arrangement which at
once puts an end to these perplexities.-
Mr.. o. Glover, man who is noted for his
fidelity to his business, takes entire charge
of our city circulation. From and after
the first day of March, payments on ac-
count of subscription will be made to him,
and he will be responsible for the punctual
delivery of all papers. The old accounts
will be settled at the Counting-room, or by
our Collector.