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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
Roll of Honor.

since our ast report ~ aekBo Wedge the recent
Of the following, for Witch they will Ia hshaif ol
eur sick and wounded soldiers aeeae a estF thapls
MIS- Mary kitlott, New Harmony Poaey conn
~ one barrel Of pickles
Lsdiss q cvntrs Aid soelaiy. wArrlek connty.
ten gallons pickles
Joseph J. Castles, Equality, Illinais, eight
boxes nos 5ottiss1 blackberry vine, N.ds "a lsss
oar hospital Il iiliuR up and we Eo~sl All voa
can spare. kecoliect that what you sena shali 10
aithfasiy applied, and " there l. = donbter au o,,g
you come and Walt our hospitals. We give you
we result Of the management Of our hospitals a.
Uni. poet for one year, ending september 10, lisa
aaFiag which time Tiers we're I've thssusa nd ons
hsaarvd ard eighsy.six f2is6I pafishts admitted
out % which only aity.foaE "a died We Do not
MINK thsre Il hospital Ia the unian that en-
snow a better record. To the Sturgeon, ~ eat
credit Is dae-theS have dens their duty To the
stewards and Nurses aud 80 Mrs. Magic, The Ma.
uon, We ought 20 b thankful Thfaash their
attention many poor soldier has been sared. and
tasn 10 you, who give. what shall aay God has
male you Stewards Tour talent la, not bosn
wrappea up IN a uapkin ard buried In the ground
roo have put 1t out 20 Interest that shan bring 20
,on an hundred fold. Truly, IL IL written, the
Lora lovelh the cheerful elvsg CoBtiana Ia tbs
good work, for thosa % whom you nlve, zavA
.hat which - more valuakls than food % ralmeat
Trey gave health anE iffe to save Govern mems
that you and hare been hlsssaA with
II. WoHSnRann Ranffarf nss., s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

Fos SALE-Six new houses, nearly
Completed one large house, with ten
rooms, near Main street; q variety of
ether dwellings, and building lots.
EoR RENr,-A first class dwelling. in
desirable location. Ensuirs Of
nxOu $ A. JoHxsox
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

NEW YoRK SroRE Cloak DkRA nrxrxr
We invite the special attention Of the
ladies OF Evansville and vicinity 10 cur
unusual large and attractive assortmen I
OF saeqpes. basques, circles, &c, Of the
choicest French and American styles;
also to our eloakings and trimmings, ell
OF which have been bought since the re-
cent heavy decline IN goods, which will
be saving to our trade OF at least 30
per cent J.T.6S. A CootiDor
Nov. %. is64-dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
MILITARY.
Notice TO Officers and Soldiers Alb
sent from their Regiments

As4a sncir Aeg1ments.
ofTien A. a. PEsresf MAnanAL Gnssaan
-. isnIAHAFoLIs, 1Es. New. II. Iss4
Tbs sserstsry 81 War dirrotn that all oaae.r.
saa snitsssa nnea absent from thsir -
tnfn 70 TIE saHas Immediately. An farBoanhs /. "a
sssss % ahssass are revoked, sxcspt 70 ronmls-
sianed oGosss ehssnt on sies iesye m os4.ys =
~ eeftanerts Of disasfilty DAILY alsd a. staulrss
- FsHniafiaas q the War Department Enflstsd
men shasnt fr0s esnaral HossstAls wlIl 4. s.t,,r,
- = sas heap9tsas frum vhieh they we're far-
.ssakasa. Az ethsrs win BE- ssna ~ their Fasp.e
nvs psssss companies, rsgimsnaa. by Provoss
nafshals Of Districts. n eisesrs af tks Prevost
asrseAa 0enerals bursAu are ordersa ta make
spsesai snerh e secure prompt aud thoFouxh eou.
psa.aee wita ths beeFstarys order u is tbs in.
ssrtfcn se Put ever nan belonKinR 10 ths mill
s.ry serves In his proper duty, - soon a. pest
e.s- To this snd Prsvost Marshaia ara aireetss 4,
sasra svsrJ facility Or ths prompt and eonvspl
sstTstnrn o. thess sonp1yfnG With this order Ar
msEe M .sslsss eessrtsrs b. fliaE % report
WI y ARRESTED sn4 rssurnsd uffk ehaTs.s
81 Oresr, Brig. Gsaa T. g PrTcarE.
a. A. Provost MARSHAL GsssraI.
sssEss " pxssssas, Lisut- and A. Ina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
COAL.

Newburg and Eureka Coal.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL FURyIsu 10
cons ners a al times, Superior artIcls ef
Goal, in qoantisies 70 suit
AoRrEN Aco.
neFs Ones Nc. $, sszth watsr s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
INSURANCE AGENCY.
II o NJ e
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
once, No. lss Broadway.

rs Hozs Inszrszea Cozpsny izsurss a<ntn.,
Loss g Dznsgs - Fifs o. DwsllEsxs snd fhssr
eossseIss q terra 81 fron to s ysHrs-ou tbs
.ost Asozz6sa tsEns. stsrss, Wsrshousss. asaek,
@ Asschandizs, sProdsos. MannfaetsrSss. nseks-s
- az iaszrsels Propsrtys n fair ana squIfzEls
INLAND NAVIGATION
Asa transportation, sAipmsnsa upon a. RE~.vw
Lakss. Canals and Rzilroaaa. a a. !. ~. -.s
e - riszs tssn beAF Vita iAfrussu q tks assT<
ana the Company -@s~fso
49, @ssaAx al $500 airy ard pr Npsiy payfns
ansm- CHAs. J. MARTTN, Prrsst
A. y. WILkARTH, vice Prss't.
MILros exurz. Eserstnry. :
yczE McGxz, Asa'f Sew
AEpiAesfsons made 10 aad pslIsiss issxed hv
a. Q. HALLECK son. Axsts
First Street., near Posf oRoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMp

I An VOW cAETAssING souTBEEE Twpr.
sra, s1hibi ing and nllibg applications -
.rasr sEholesa.e and retAiil for this Rrsaf pune
: eae Be found - the MasbiHgfon Honns a. 80
Warrington Et1biss have 81 one - $500
~ ssefY one calling % 80 tts beauty Of aetieo
near vat HI ,. Grts uss: 90 have korghf
one q The Cooisy Pumpss4 NJ W. A. Hunt. 80
h-Fs . N operation throwing water into tbs re-
sfEo,f % saFpiy TIE ssgl-s ~ ny Piouzh Factorv.
sno r-connSad IL - goe4 pump and sspsrfof
. = Chain rume 10 Ssver 80 ozf ~ osSe- =
ser farther testimonials al ars invited = an
-A1 - ior themselves VA. HUET,
Washington House, Evsnsvfils. I'D 5oy1s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

THANKS The Society Of the DAugh.
ters Of Rebekah desire US to express to
a generous public their hearty thanks
for the liberal patronage extended 10
their recent Suppers and Fair. To the
ladies' not members Of the Order. for
their cordial cooperation. To those
who made to The enterprise many mag
niheent donations To the Crescent
City Silver Band, and the Union Glse
Club for theis excellent music, and to
the press ofthe city for their liberal gra.
tuitous notices
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
gAI,E

by ORDER or THE COURT or CoNsff,s
- Pleas Of this County - YandATburghi aud
State Of Indiana, will sell at private sale La No
!. In VIM. Bates sub division Of L0ta A0'a 10 Asa
1876, Ia ths original plan o. the city Of Evauss L.
being twenty-five feet mont by ninety feet besp,
and situated ON Vine street. betaeen second aud
Third streets, this property OF tbs heirs o. Waiter
balsigh. Tefms ;--0no-hAlf cash, aud or .h4if
In twelve months, With interest. etc
JNO. }. CHANDLER,
eepH GGuwiaafofgr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
HOTEL.

III a II L.
CIT N H oTEL.
p. Mckay. Proprietor,
On the corner 81 Water and Division stresss near
Steamboat Landing.
EyANsyILLE, INDIANA.
A. this house hes been papered. psiut,-s and re-.
furnished BY The proprietor, the travelling public
can always rely uPon having The beaf 81 aoesm-
utn4iHfinu aeqT-fx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22

s5~ Read the following extract from
letter, Of cure Of deaf ana dumb
person, Of eighteen year,s staadinr. BY
Dr.. Bort who is nov al the Sherwood
House, in this city:
CoEFEE, CLAY Co, IxDiASA. \
November 14th, 1854
As you requested, Il shah inform Won
of my daughters case of deafness and
her loss Of speech As you are aware.
you operated on her ears and throat on
the Sd Of October, 1864 She has
now recovered her bearing, slso her
speech is fast improving, and thanks 70
yon for the recovery of my daughters
case. AsI remarked to you, j had CON
suited good many eminent surgeons.
and all, with one aecord, gave it as their
opinion that nothing could be done for
the restoration Of her hearing and
speech.
Many persons here are anxious 70 acc
yon, and wish TO know how long Won in
tend to remain in Evansville.
JAceB l. THOMSON.
Dr. Bort is still st the Sherwood
House, where he can be consulted on all 1
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, /
Catarrh, Lungs, and Heart
Consultation free. l9d&wIw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
All kinds of Looking
Glasses and Mattresses on
Hand Constantly

Tia sbovs gosds viii B. ssld 1t the lew 1t s.sr.
sIfksn city lmfts
lens $50 sza@iss ssr stssk. n vii be no
tFosbls 20 show rso6s
fhsakine oaF namsrrus frisnds Tor Past fsvors.
weala respectfully solieat O iibmrsl share Of
tassr patronage for tks fufmrs
shkLIo. LoEwEFsTKTm a co,
70, - &ain o.. Crescent City nuiidlng.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31
"A Fight With C0pperheads in
,a srsra Illinois.

ST. Louis, March 90
In Charleston, Coles eanaty Ills. the
Copperheads came into town to attend Court
with guns concealed in wagons and armed
with pistols. yesterday. Some soldiers in
the Court House yard were drawn into an
ARRAY. and general fight instantly occur
red. The county Sheriff sprang from the
Judges stand and commenced firing pistols
at Union men, wnund'ng Major Yolk, SUI
geon of the oath illinois, and one of the
first veterans. The Union me1, being out.
numbered at the Court House, ran to the
houses and stores for arms and were fired
upon from windows. and 10 to 20 wounded
Col. Mitchell of the 54th regiment was
badly wounded; Olive Saler, killed.; Jas.
Goodwich, VIM. Hart, G. Jeffreys, and sev.
cral soldiers belonging to the 54th, wound
ed. Several of the 54th regiment arrived
in the afternoon and formed on the square
! Nelson Wells. the man who fred first,
was shot and instantly killed John Coop
er, prisoner, was shot while trying to es
cape. Col. Brooks with a squad of mel
went in pursuit Of the gang of copperhead
abont seven miles distant.
Capt. Williams has soma 90 prominent
Secssh implicated in the affair.
Col Mitchell had conference with Hon
o. B Ficklin. Judge. and the constable
| who seemed very anxious stano choul1 n
taken to prevent further out breaks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31

ing per diem of jurors at $500; Railroad
Bridge Bill passed with an amendment Civ
log the location of abutment to County Board
Of Supervisors /; bill fixing the price of pub
fishing notices required by law to be pub
;isiied at $1,00 square for the first inser.
ton, and 90 cents for Ill insertions after the
first; House bill regulating the loan and
management of the School Fund House bill
TO provide for Collection of certain School
Fund money and for the purchase Of the
Capitol Building concurred in; House amend
ments to Valley Railroad bill and House
amendments to Soldiers Relief bill and
passed House bill authorizing the people to
change names of counties.
The House yesterday concurred in Senate
amendments bill in relation to Schools and
County Superintendents. Bill to restrain
stock from running at large was indefinitely
postponed Senate bill for settling certain
claims of Grundy county was lost. 40 to 80
Bill for purchasing the Capitol building was
reported back from Select Committee with
amendments which were adopted, and bill
passed. Bill in relation to the Ft. D. & M.
r r. Land Grant, and the settlement Of cer-
tain claims. passed hill defining duties and
powers Of Register of State Land Office, &C.
passed bill locating the Deaf and Dumb Asy
!um at Des Moines and providing for the ap.
pointment Of an architect to prepare plans
and specifications was discussed at length
A substitute was adopted which authorizes
the Governor to receive proposals of dona.
tions for the location Of the Asylum, and to
appoint an architect to make plans and spe
cifcatians. . .--.. --....
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31

HON. Owen l. lovejoy, member of Congress
from Illinois died at Brooklyn, n Y. on tn
25.h. 49, ..........
Navigation on the Mississippi was declsr
ed open to Dubuque on the Goth Severa
boats had arrived from below. The rive
was clear OF ics MA, 7.. s.-,.a..s
The Federal losses at the capture of For,
de Russey, Red River, were z killed, 47
wounded. Rebel loss killed 4 wounded
-sai Alot of locomotives, building in Portan I
Me-. for the Grand Trunk Railroad, hav,
{ beea seized by Gen. Cullum for the United
States. gn ... .".
Col Woodford. of Kv., has been dismiss
j 81 fr8en the United States service, for sen
timsnts expressed at sword presentation
in Ky.
The Pirate Florida, sailed from Funchal
CT ina, February 29th.
.r Psducah, KY, was captured bv Forrest,
81. rebel gnerras estimated at 5000 on tn,
28ih. Col. Hicks, the Federal commando
OF the Post, occupied the fort below the towr
with 800 men and repulsed four assaults
The citizens escaped across the river in grea
- numbers Three gunboatS opened on the
:. town while in possession of the rebels, and
large part Was burned, some citizens md re
bells being killed. Federal loss % killed. 45
II wounded. 15o rebels, including Gen. Shan.
non, were killed. The rebels after the re.
pulse, retreated in the direction Of Clinton
IA warm reception awaits them at Columbus
~ they venture to attack that place. 81
s1 Gen. Rosecrans has suppressed the Metro
poIiton Record in his depar 'menr. The Re
cord is published in New York. .rs
In view Of the fact that Q or 10 French
Friga'es have appeared off the mouth Of the
Rio Grande, Secretary Sewa d is in favor Of
energetic measures against the evident de.
% signs of TIE French in Mexico. Better late
than never perhaps.
a.. The new 10-4o loan is about being pi,t
in the market. 1t is already openei in the
Eastern Cities and soon will be through
:. out the country. Certain designated Ma
:. tional Banks will probably be used as A @ ents
to sell the bonds. This loan will undouht
edly be as popular as the late $40 loan WAS
70 which it is similar tae main d,fferenc,
being in the time it rms. Interest of this
PAYABLE in gold the same as the other. The
best disposition that can be now made of
surplus funds, will be 10 40. 1t will reduce
the circulation Of national currency, en-
hance the value of the b,lance. reduce gold
to more reasonable value, and reimburse
the national Treasury.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31

! not ouly here but it would seem al home too
'or this is his second Senatorial term. And
so might continue the peculiarities OF all
the Senators Of this Il e 10th General AS
semb'y, but time and space torhids.
might mention Mr. Burdck Of Winneshiek
| always so pleasant and aff,ble, and yet so
strong in debate /; Mr.. Bridges of Decatur
the youngest man in the Senate-sn mod
est, retiring, vet ready talker when neces-
sarv Rassett, o Ft. Dodge, who is called
here cold swamp lands" who, in his care
ful attention to the interests o! hrs constitu-
ents, has built a hobby which Re will be
forced to ride all his lite. might mention
Patterson, Of Floyd, whose looks so much
deceive him-a real shrewd sharp lawyer
and industrious Senator Hart of Buchan :
an, good.hearted quiet fellow ofgood mind
but never destined to set the world Oh fire
Mr. Clark Of Iowa City. splendid old
gentleman, good law maker, liberal man,
and one of the most ur iversally popular
men in the Senate. He is banker, but his
course has been consistently and steadfastly
friendly to the poor man-against the repeal
Of the apprais,nent laws, and other attempts
that were made to hurry the collection Of
debts and lastly Mr.. Jennings of Dubuque
evidently the politest man in the State.
He has the finest sense of propristy-is the
most rigid stickler for courtesy-and is the
greatest admirer Of decorum almost ever
saw. His politeness. sometimes even Dor.
ders seviltv. while it takes from his dig
n;ty and independence Of character,
Tsose are some of the principle characters
who you have so often heard of during the
past winter. just as they appear to one'ac-
quainted with their every action. As a
body, they are an able set Of men-most Of
them men Of age and experience. they at
tend to business in business kind of way
and don't sacrifice common sense for orator.
Gle effect as the younger men the House
have done. and most generally will do
OF the constituencies and Inconsistencies of
members, Of course the constituents of all
win have tojudge; but cannot help men
ito hing one remarkable instance of incon-
stancy on the part Of the very able Senator
from Henry, Mr.. Woolson, during the past
session he has invariably been in favor of
raising the salaries Of all the State officers
Supreme and District Judges, the Adjt Gen
eral, and Governor, and yet TIE other day.
he carried the Senate with him i'm a motion
to cut down the price paid to printers
for publishing legal advertSeme: is. 1t
looked like there vas some selfshness in
this act, wien we remember that Senator
Woolson is lawyer and is of course per
sonallv interested 1t is to be hoped the
printers will remember this kind act and
recprocate accordingly. But human nature
is frai', and we will not speak Of the inhrm
tiles OF men, but rather their virtues. The
acts of these mel i'll and are on record to
be known and read of all men. Good bye
old 10th" may your shadow always grow
taller. Yours sine die,
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31
STATES INTERNAL
~ REfUE. h"f glR
NNUAL Ia YES FOR 1854.


Inc attf5n oitax-payers is hereby called to the
w
BY thsxth section OF the act or July ], 1S62 " 70
made thuty OF all persons, partnerships, firms,
assoca1ls, or corporations. made liable to any
nual ds license, err tax, ON OR BEFORE THE PIRsr
MoSDAf MAY INEACH YEAH, to make a list or re-
turn tde Assistant Assessor of the District where
located the amount Of annual income, the articles
| or obj@charped with specialtsx, and the busi-
ness O otcupation liable to pay any license.
Everperson who shall fail to make such return
hy the specified will be liable TO be ass essed by
the Ms ser according to the best Inform alton which
| he cantain and in such case the Assessor is re-
quirediadd fifty pea centum to the amount of the
items dhch list. ~ " SO a..
| Eve1erson who shall deliver to an Assessor any
false okaudrl mt list or statement, with intent To
evadete valuation or enumeration required by
| law, lfhject to a fine of fve hundred dollars and
In su ise the list will be made out by the Assessor
| or As 4hnt Assessor, and from the valuation and
enumn ion so made there can be appeal.
| PaNnt Of the annual taxes, except those for
licent will not be demanded until the thirtish
| day &,ne. aE sgE.
| Inappropriate blanks on which to make return /,
| and necessary Information, will he furnished by
~. T -ACKwoRTH, Assist ant Assessor for the 10th
Divip to. whom the returns should be delivered
on sfore the first Monday of May at his Office
in o fwa. GEO. II JEROME,
| Ma 10, is64-3w US. Assessor 4th Dist.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31
Iowa Items.

Mrs Wittenmyer, State Sanitary Agent,
II recent report to the Governor, states
that from September 2s, 1862 to the pres
ent time, 2,723 packages, of the value of
q $l15,s7o es, have passed through ner
8 hands. s''@ a,''f Eea
A paper mill is to he built at Des Moines
the present season.
The Copperheads of Audubon County,
this State, are playing the same game they
did in Marion County, to retain possession
Of the Office, having been beaten in the
q elections. To this end they have stolen
and secreted tie poll books and stopped the
Business of the county. They decide the
9Folders votes aunconstitunal. The dispo-
sition of the williams are she Same everv-
: where. m taEt saa
The steam Towering min owned by
2 Daniel Brant, in Webster, Keokuk county
was burned to the ground on Sunday night.
"a week ago. Supposed to be the work of
E9an incendiary. Insured $4,000 in the
y Aetna. 'en G1a ~ 6s
q The, Small Pox has broken out in Ger
:, man Township, Keokuk County. The
two last items we CLEAN from the Feokuk
!. Go. .News
r, The statement that Iowa is deficient un.
der oil calls 10000, as announced by Tele-
graph, is blunder somewhere /
!, has not been many weeks since the wal
:, department announced that Iowa had me-
AL the requirements of the government
osa The house Of P. G. Mayne, Jackson tp
Van Buren, county, was consumed by fiji,
"a week ago. The Republican says thu
h building was totally consumed, with all it.
contents Of furniture, beds, clothing, &c.
.ifwith the exception of very few articles
from garret to cellar. Loss about $500,
The Sioux City Register states that ON
Il Of the soldiers stationed at Fort Randall
, was recently shot and killed by an Ipdian
The name of the soldier is not given
-Ift'a EDwARD Russell, of the Davenport GQzett
adhas been cNrfrmed by the Senate as Pos,
master of that city.
- Con. Bussey, Of the Third Iowa Cavalry
is stopping temporarily at Oskaloosa, on
visit to hls father. The Coloners health
reported To be feeble.
BRIGApIKR Gen.John M. Corse Of Blu,
!, lington, having recovered from a woun
which he received in one of the battle
around Chattanoogs, has been ordered to n
port to Gen. Sherman. So says the Hawi
Eye. go
DR.. Tibbits hasscut-stick, vamoose'
played out, cheated the printer, tried to CT
on his whiskev bill, but fzzled on th
. proposition most beautifully. He has gor
to Idaho. The society OF this place hi
-lelost nothing but backeg, and the citizen
10 hot what few dollars they have invested
him. Ifsome person will catch and poun
SIS WORTH out Of him, they will greatly o
lice this institation. We should be high
pleased to publish the Dr.'s obituary notle
next week and charge the account to prof.
and loss. EadgciNs Star.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-03-31

Washington, Represen
tative Grinuell of Iowa has been aI
pointed member af the Committee
on Territories, aud Representative
Beaman, of Michigan, member OF
the Committee for the District oi
Columbia, in place of Representative
Lovejcy, deceased.
Gen Grant, accompanied by Gen.
Meade, reviewed the lst corps now
a portion of the 9Th, this morning,
near Culpepper. While passing along
the line they were greeted with the
most enthusiastic cheers. Gen.
Meredith's cavalry Division was also
reviewed. the whole presenting fine
appearance. The Cd corps was to
have been reviewed this afternoon.
but heavy rain storm setting in
which still continues, the rev lew was
postponed.