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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-29

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General Nan gor Of Aqsnc,es 90 the Nsn England
States
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~ CONFIDENTIAL
W. YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain habits, which unfit them
for business pleasure the duties Of married life ,
also middle aged and old men, who from the iocs OF
youth or other feel debility in advance OF Their
years, before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should first read THE SECRET FRIEND:
auied Ladies' wishing 10 avoid an increase Of Family
will learn something Of importance by pursuing "lhe
Secret Friend"
Sent to any address, in sealed Envelope, receipt
Of Ten Cents. Address
DIR. CHAs A. STUART & CO,
96f Boston Mass.
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4 tERIAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
~ OR NO CHARGES MADE
Dr. u. Is consulted daily, from A. 81. ~, as above
upon All difficult and chronic diseases II every ana
turei having ~ his unweaTird attention and Nraofdnay
sources gained reputation which calls patients from az a
o. the country 90 obtain advice. Among he pJsicAus u
Boston mons stand higher in the profession than The O. ofa
uh DOW Nos. Endilt Boston Ihosr VINO
th services % experienced physician and surgeon shona
give him a call.
DIR Dow imports aud has Tor article called
ths French secret Order BY mall Two for g. aud red stamp
Boston, April, s64. 0b2
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81 have mo- hesitation in assuring inventors mat they
cannot employ person competent aud tstrOrthy.
and capable II putting their applications 10 form
To secure for them early and favorable consideration
PA nHtes
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President --HENNY CROKER
VICE PHEsGDEsr,-uA SHARP,
SBChErAKY,- II HOLLlSIER
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
Cincinnati Markets.

ClscfSskTi. April 9-P.M
FLOUR aciive. sales of 1000 hFl. az g. sna
$ s. for superfne. saI g 9oas6 81 Extra /.
holders arH At The close.
WHEAT e higher, With salss Of Prize Rel At
81 -
CORN active, Aad prices higher; sales Of s.e,)
hush - 81 od9sI us At the close holders ssksA
81 10. The demand fros di.tiilsrira 10 good.
OATS ia asmaaa 81 79asoo.
Rye advanced e 81 Sc. aRd ia Eood demand.
WHISKY opened qaiss, bar closed sith an aet.
I've asHaand, and sales u 81 $50 i,rls wgrs nsle a.
81 10.
PROVISIONS in good demand and prices tend
Ing upward sQaoeo ID. Bulk shoulders sold Al
SO; nov heid armiy ai la sides are h~ia 81
lie. Mess Pork active; sales % t,eoa bris 81
sssszs - for Ceuutry. city Is hsld II So. ssd
Prime Me-. - 80. BAeoA shaalAsr. seld It
r., = isose. sna hat fs= 10 BE- hal Lard ia Eosi
dsHaaa Al islse no sales u Prime Ciiy Baiter
10 soed d>s,sad a sssiias supply light Cheese
l5s
CfogER sEED dali a. s. lAass So
coFfgE adsaaera 10 ssstie. wlh bni isv
Sellers
SUGAR 1stsai9e.
AoLAssEs ssetssi.
GOLD essas. SILVER ASS EXCHANGE
arm ~ ~ pfemlam.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
From Rors Monroe.

NEw YoRK, April s.-The Herald s
Fortress Monroe letter states that the
gunboats Brewster and General Jsssup,
with q small force, went mp the Chieka.
hominy to within fifteen miles of Rich
mond this week. The troops secuted the
country and exchanged shots with the
rebel cavalry. Some forty conIabands
were brought back, The expedition vas
for secret purposes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
new York Markets.

SKN fozH. April T..
COTTON L better; &c for siddliug Upland.
FLOUR laaise bsiieFi o. soas7 ~ Eos E1trs
RHO. aud $. seq for trade brands nsrks,
eiosinE with na sellers 81 iks aside pfioss.
WHISKY armsf Al ST ihs1si lg
WHEAT very searee. Ana nominally is hotter .
81 GTgss 20 ar Chieago sPdnx. 81 7sasi n Ter
Winter Red Western.
CORN hrmsr At 81 2i@sl ~ fes Oid Mixed
Western. 81 STORE aad 81 - for Ssv Yellow.
OATS qulsi a. saasle fsr wesssEp, Including
ssas very poor lots 81 aitsa 81 sse
SUGAR quist.
M0LAssEs doll.
PETROLEUM STEADY a rfesious priess
PORK active and higher; ssiss - sssaS5s e
fsF Ssw Mssz
LARD fra. ans IN fair dsfsand az ~ .8iss.e
BUTTER At ssas5e ief Uhis. asA io9ssc Ia
ssw York
A0SKY sesise aud afm
STERLING EXCHANGE srna aud quisi Al -.
GOLD 6fsssE--epsnlHz a. .. advancing is
M, aseilplag 20 49,. saa blessing arm At 7Ies
Ti5..
Total exports Of sPeeis ts-dsy S12s.t7a
GOVERNMENT STOCKS very ars. wiih "a
upward e. adsney Fiys-Twentie,. coupons. Iizes
lia1s: - Treasury Notes. oetsbsr and April,
me-
STOCKS deli and heavy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

wounded; that of the enemy heavy, the
prisoners taken being SIX hundred.
Since the above was written We have
the same confirmed BY the arrival Of the
.. s transport Alice Vivian from Alex
andria, which left that town yesterday
morning. Our forces we're In hot pur-
suit Of Lees cavalry, following the enc
my rapidly and picking up stragglers.
Colonel Dudley's brigade took a shor,
rest after the fight, and Immediately as
sgned the advance.
The Alice Vivian brings 900 contra
bands, mostly women and children. The
Daily Era has the following additional:
The Union forces consisting Of 5000 in
fantry and brigade Of cavalry, Hnder
Gen A. j. Smith, on the 2Sth ult, en-
eountered the rebels Il, 600 strong posted
on Cane River, IS miles from Alexan-
dria, and 6ght ensaed The infantry
thrown out as skirmishers did the prin-
eip2l part OF the Sighting, and inflicted
quite heavy loss upon the enemy, who
we're concentrated to resist an attempted
assault from our whole force.
After the position Of the enemy had
been we'll ascertained, a general ad-
vance was ordered bv Smith. and made
with cheer The rebels wavered al
this denomination, and after few vol
legs began 20 retreat The rebels fell
back in very good order, AID the nature
Of the ground was such as 10 prevent &
eoup-de-maiH BY our troops
After the retreat began, the cavalry
brigade Of General Dudley made a ga
LIANT charge on the enemys flank. A
column was crossing an open field, when
the troopers swooped down upon il like
hawk upon its prey, aud captured over
500 prisoners The confusion created
BY the charge was such as 10 disorganize
portion Of the rebel force, and a num-
Der Of additional prisoners were after
wards taken
Our whole loss is said to be- but Is
killed aud about 90 wounded, most
slightly, while that Of the enemy /. said
to Be much greater. 1t is estimated by
some a. high as two hundred killed and
wounded. We captured ovsr 500 pris-
oners, and others we're yet being brought
ia in squads Of twos, threes and half
doz,uA Our troops did not halt at the
battle ground, but pushed on, Dudley and
bis cavalry in advance. Il was suppos.
ed no rest would be given the enemy.
Il vas the design Of General Smith to
force the rebels to make q stand, aud
defeat them in pitched battle II possible.
This would tend to disorgauize the rebel
army, among which considerable disaf.
fectisn exists A goodIy number Of de-
serters have entered the Union lines and
profess to be heartily tired Of the rebel
lion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
COMMERCIAL.
EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET,


EVANSVILLE, Saturday, April 9.
ThsFs has beea considerable lifs and animation
IN the frodses market durias the wsek Just clos
/ iSgs aud salss have hen .eiive and numerous u
+ fall prizes
The rain AM bad reads hare, to ssra. e1tsat. r.
tardsd business from the sozp,ry, bat dealer,
hare ben pretty veil employed. and i-al satisfied
With tbs weeks sraasaetioas- rriess are very as.
asd bReysat vith aiArksd advance On man,
articles.
GOLD i. srmsr .aa slightly advanced, AMI :.
asw anefAel. at &c.
sILFER i hrus and buoyant st ~.
FLOUR arm and tending upward a. IS $50
% fsr saP-Faas. ana s. s5as % for extra aud
family.
WHEAT firm aud higher sas in a.ir request .,
81 ioai Is f0r god red and waite.
CORN firm sad in demand At socaff o. ss-
shrlIsd. ssessec Tor ear
OATS aciiss 4ad in god asusAn.l At saasSsc-
BYE arm aud steady At 81 "a with sooa -.
anaa-
WHITE BEANS ARA aud STEADY at s. ss,s2 81
= bashsl an advance Of &c per bushel.
FRUIT wy arm. aud hAvisg an spwsrl tsad g..
sney
DRTED PEACaEs arm-r snd in demand a.
sat g
DRIED APPLES sru.F ard sIishsIy advanced
al are How h'la At 81 T5as o..
TIN0THT SKID .sss5y snd srus a. g. -
SIS.
CLOVER sEED higher AMI VERY amer ;, 8 p.
- -
FLAX SEED in Eood demand At g 0ost le.
POTATOES arm ct s. 81 pr bbl
BUTTER sesru@ al aaaAsc
CHEESE arm Al Is esats for Western Reserve,
and s1l0s Or country
BACON has advanced and prize. sre higher.
HANS arm a. is5sals.
MISS PORK sru and soms~h.t aixksr, aHd
Is nov srmly held at sl7sis for old. and SIS sea
- for nsw
HAT arm apa in god demand Al sssaao ,
bale
SALT ia moderate demand at s5aefc.
LARD firm and higher, aud mar BE- suo,-d 81
Il Ia ticTcss aal Itia k.gs.
GROCERIES are very arni but prise- al.
EsneiHG,
COFFEE advancing t. t.ssa fer Rio
SUGAR steady aud arm At isaIse
AoLAssEs kdrAneed 10 95aleo.
WHISKY Arm and in geod demand at 81 H'-
WOOL qaiet aud unchanged At staNic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

The FuR-The closing scenes Of the
Church Fair at Masonic Hall on Sstur-
day morning we're highly intert sting
and pleasant. A very large number of
elegant ladies we're present and large
numbers of gentlemen called during the
morning for lunch, whish was served up
in elegant style.
The balance Of the Goods remaining
on hand were sold at auction. Mr.. VIM.
Tileson acted as Auetieueer aud ae-
Quilted himself handsomely.
The receipts of the Fair we're over
81 200, fattering evidence Of the good
management of the ladies concerned, and
of the largs-hesrted benevolence aud
libsrahty of our citizens
Notice bad been received Of large
box forwarded from New York, by Mrs
Isaac Crane, as gin to the Fair, and
much disappointment was felt atits non
arrival ir time TO no disposed Of befor'
the taiU closed.
From the well known liberahty o
that 'fsstimable aud accomplished lad,
we have right to expee. that the gil
' Ill be valuable one
We again take occasion TO tender on
thanks to the ladies', generally, for th,
many Sourtesies extended towards, u
during the progress Of the Fair, aus
congratulate them on their well-merite,
success success that far transeende,
their most sanguine expectations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11


CAIRo, April 9.-The steamer Mollie
Able arrived tonight with Memphis
dates, and 40 bales of cotton for ST.
Louis.
Considerable excitement exists in con-
sequence Of the cut Pickets having been
driven in at Germantown, few miles
out on tie Memphis and Charleston
railroad This is believed to De feint
usade BY Forrest to enable him to get
south with his trains containing the
pIunker taden from Padueab.
The Memphis militia had gone to the
,ront
Genera Hurlbu, forbids the shipment
to Memphis OF malt liquors, light wines
and medicines without the approval of
General Buckland, countersigned By W.
p Mellen, special treasury agent No
more permits for goods going beyond the
military lines Of the city will be granted
for the present
The Red River correspondent Of the
New Orleans Delta notices an uncon-
hrrred report that General Steele's
forces had captured Shreveport without
hring gun Seven gunboats had gene
above the shoals Of Red River to CO.
operate with the land forces.
Two weeks ago man named Stewart
was robbed and murdered in his own
house in White county, Illinois, by men
disguised IS negroes The murderers
were tracked over twenty miles to the
house Of George W. Aiken, Of Williamson
eousiy. Aiken was arrested aud his
captors started to return with him, and
are reported to have hung him. being
convinced Of his guilt
4 large lot of soldiers clothing was
found in his house, which the gang used
when on robbing and numbering cape
ditiena They are believed to have muir
dsred several onion men in Williamson
county.
Aiken was formerly Quartermaster Of
the i2sth Illinois regiment, aud Sheriff
Of Williamson county
The steamers J. j. Roe and Empress
have arrived from New Orleans, loaded
with sugar aud nolasses for Cincinnati
and ST. Louis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

NKHPHfs, April s-vieksburg ad.
vices Of the 81 mat say that the rebels
attacked Reaches plantation, At two
o'clock on Friday morning. The plant
alton 10 situated seven miles above Say.
der's Bluff, on the Yazoo River, and ID
one Of the largest in the State II had
extensive cotton works and splendid
buildings, all Of which were destroyed
One negro sud four children we're burn
ed in the buildings The lst Mississippi
cavalry, eolored, COO strong, were quar-
tered near the plantation, and maintain.
ed Eight With the rebels until O'Clock
in the morning when they charged and
repalsed the enemy Numbering 500
strong Oar loss is 10 killed. Rebel
loss unknown; bat II killed and wound
ed we're left ia our possession.
The plantation vas leased By the Gov
eminent aud vas being extensively
worked By the leassr
Griersoa's cavalry are hanging
around Forrest and occasionally cutting
oa aud capturing small squads lie !,
not strong enough 10 attack them ia
force.
The weather here and At Yicksburg Il
warm, with occasional showers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
TBe Daily duurnaL.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
IOuRrAL nEFIcE.

JOB wORK.--Tbe Journal Osios Is furnishes
ith full assortment Of new aud beautiful type
the latest styles, and Is fully prepared to exc.
sts a. handsome work IS can Be done IN tb'
STATE, such a. LErrEs HEADS, Bill SADs
HEADIEos, CIRCULARS, BUsIszss cAEos, BAIL.
.eKETs, smRpISe-BnLs, Posrrss, &C., &C., eIthe'
plain or fancy eolors.
FOUR BIsDERTe-we have in connection With
this Office one 1.-THE best BOOK BISDEEIEs and
BLAsK BOOK MANUFACTURES in this state,
and are prepared to de EULIss and HisDINa IS d.
siFed. Magazines, Periodicals, &C. bound in any
style required, and Old books re-bosHd at short
notice. Ledgsrs, Journals and blank books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses, Nor
chants, &C., manufactured on as reasonable terms
IS any other establishment.
n work done At this ONCE viii be done prompt
and will be foady when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

NEw YoRk, April 9.-The receipts of
the Custom House to-day was $s4l 600.
Of which s352,0o0 was in gold cert6-
Gates. The subscription TO the lo-4O
loan at the First National Bank to-day
was $4ls, COO
The ssesmer varuna, from New Or
leans 18th, brings . considerable number
of fusloughed saidisrks Her news Is az
tiespassd via raiss - gas7s 2@eBsaass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
c.p.urs OF sArs~.pert By s..sI.',

Csptars OF Shreveport sy stssis's
Forees---A FtKht at Csne River.
special Dispatsh to the hissoari psnoerssi
CAIRO, April s.--By ihe arrival Of the
steamer Continental, Captain Carson,
clerk Young. we have New Orleans dates
Of the I'd, being bat ak days coming up
The New Orleans True Della has the
following correspondence dated AlexAn-
dria, Louisans, March 18th: Arrived
here Saturday morning; vent into camp
about three miles above Alexandra, on
Red river route; lay over on same road
went last Fall, through opelOusas, aud
then took Washington and Alexaudria
road; one hundred and seventy miles
last two days The march was over
some Of the worst roads ever seen rsinsd
most of the tune. and the mud Was so
deep and heavy that it was almost i'm
possible to march.
The advance under General Smith
left here Saturday morning for Shreve-
| port Just as We arrived. and have orders
to move in the morning for the same
place Hear that the rebels have an
army Of between 10000 and 80, 600 that
f VIII Au&hE u o&AitN AtAf
/ but this is doubted Il Is thought here
/ that the FIRST stand they will make will
| be at Shreveport, where tbey are strong
I ly fortified, and have provisions enough
TO stand siege Of several months
Gnnboats, seven in all, have got over
| the shoals, and will cooperate with the
land forces. All the gunboats that could
| get over the shoals have gone
General Banks has his headquarters
on the steamer Blackjack st this place.
Our scouiing and foraging parties are
bringing in large quantities Of cotton
and droves Of cattle and ponies. There
are scarcely two thousand bales of cot
ton here nov, and the cry IS, still II
comes.
The troops of the 18th Corps are il
fine spirits and good health generally
We send 140 sick down on the Warner
to-day to the hospital in New Orleans
believe there were none dangerously
sick
A report has come in that q portion
OF General Sseele's forces from Arkan
sas hsd taken possession Of Shreveport
but / cannot learn any particulars, onI,
that il was surrendered without firing
gun. II this is true We are getting alonl
better than hoyed
The True Delta issued an extra con
tanning the following: Welearn from III
steamer Illinois, which arrived this morn
ing that big battle was fought on Mon
day las; BY the United States forces N
der General L. j. Smith, and rebel fore
Of 10000 strong, near the mouth Q
Cane River. The eight lasted two hour
and forty minutes. Dudley's cavalry
reported 70 have gFestly Distinguish
themselves Our loss il 6fty killed a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

CaArrASooGA, April s. Deserters,
who lett the rebel army on the 9th Inst,
report unusual activity ia camp, with cur
rent ramors of an advance on our lines
a thorough inspection and review Of
Iohnsions army took place on the LIST
inst
A special dispatch from Dalton to the
rebel papers says that Shermans having
taken up bis headquarters at Nashville
is regarded as blind to conceal Grant :
On to Richmond aud enable Thomas
10 bold Johnston in cheek.
A Richmond special to the Columbus
Sun says that the former city is being
provisioned for a siege Passenger
trains have given way 10 freight trains.
General Thomas reviewed Baird $
division yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
THE VERY LATEST
TELE O. r A u H.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIIvIIIth COBgress--Flrst Session.

WAsHISGTos, April s.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consid.
Grafton Of the joint resolution amending
the Constitution
Sumner made lengthy speech 10 ia
yor Of the proposition, and for the total
abolition Of slavery; and was followed
BY Powell, in opposition.
Salisbury proposed an amendment,
proposing liberty of the press, free
speech, and the rs-establishment of the
principles Of the Missouri Compromise.
Rejected
Sumner withdrew his amendment
heretofore offered.
After some remarks by MeDougaI, the
amendments as reported for the orisi-
nal bill we're adopted-30 TO 6.
Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsz-Colfax offered a sesolution
proposing the expulsion of Long, OF
Ohio, for sentiments uttered yesterday,
lavoring the recognition Of the South
ern Confederacy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
rhoasands on soldIers in the Ann

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
usinary. and Sexual systems-aew and reliable
treatment-in Reports q the HOWARD ASSo-
CATION. Seat by mail in sealed letter envsI.
ore-, frse Of charge. Address DR.. }. sKILLIN
HouGHToN, Howard Association. No. = South
Ninth Street, Philaeelphla, Pa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

MTLITARY ELEoTIos. The companies
composing the battalion attached 10 the
ID Regiment Indiana Legion held an
election for Major, on Saturday last,
which resulted in the choice Of VIM II.
Walker, Jr., an officer well qualified for
the position.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
LUMBER.
STOLEN.

TYRoM THE RESIDENCE OF H. G. FuQUAy,
II on the Sewourgh road, on Monday night
hind feet white, right eve little sore, abeut If
teen hands high, aud ssyen years old.
A liberal reward viii ~ paid 10 any one NAo
will return her 90 Nj. Samuel Granger. Al his
residence four tniiss s4st Of this city, OF gixipg
sneh infof nation - viii lead - her recovery.
apre dst - ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

Ds5- We publish, this morning, Mayor
Bakers message to the new City Coun-
ell. The document Is short but full of
instructive matter 10 all who are inter
ested in the welfare Of the city. We
may comment upon some Of the facts
and statistics at another time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

LOUISVILLE, April s--Nineteen rebels,
from Caldwell county, belonging to the
Sd Kentucky rebel cavalry, gave them
selves up 20 the Provost Marshal Of
Hopkinsville, yesterday, aud were sent
here, where they took the osth prescribed
by the amnesty proclamation.
One Of them says Forrest on the 18th
Of March, between May6eld and Padu-
cab. disbanded the 81, 7th, and sth Ken.
iueky (rebel) cavalry, and permitted the
members thereof to 20 home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

CIRQUE CoURr.-Ferguson, who was
addicted with Williams, for stealing a
pair Of boots from store on Main
Street, was convicted on Friday evening
aud awarded the same punishment as
that awarded to Williams, n@mely, two
years in the State Prison, iine Of $40,
and Acknowledgement for period Of
FIVE years n. D. Roizinger defended.
On Saturday the Court was occupied
in hearing case of repleyin, OF no gen
eral interest Several important cases
are set for trial this week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11

TnE NORTH BRlTIsH RFvIEw, for Feb
ruary, contains the following table o.
contents:
Tue Country Life in England; The by.
nAmieal Theory Of Heat; Bibliomaniai 4"
Harold HardiAds, King Of Norway; The
Later Roman Epic; Status Thebiad
Rilmanoe, a Highland Pastoral Renon
Vie de Jesus; Thaekery.
Address Leonard Scott 4 Co, IS
Walker Street, New York