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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
GROCERIES.


O6O LBS, CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
ZOO For sale at
ELLloTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
an BUSHELS FRESH GROUND CORN MEGT
~ Instore aud for sale at
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
x poz, NO. TUBS;
~ 0 doz. No. 3 "
10 Meet Is in Nestf tubs;
90 doE. assorted Rolling PlnsE
dos. Batter Paddles;
don. I" Prints;
10 Baskets, assorted siEess
Just received and for sale at
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
ONE Hundred lbs, Choice Table Butter;
just received aud for sale at
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
A BARRELS Large Pickles, for sale by the
aoAen, hundred or barrel, at
kLLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY
NRRIl DOB. ASSORTED Hurd aud shaker
10 dos Fancy Hearth Brooms;
10 doA. +" Whisk
Juat received and for sale a,
ELLtorT'S FAMILY eHorrpv
Two THOUSAND LBS Choice s1Ss- 49,
Il Dried Boef. A nice article s~f Nerso
Eor sale AZ kILIoTT's FAMILY sRocrpx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

LExIEscY OF THE RSzESr-Jas.
T. Brady, distinguishedsawyer and
Democrat, OF New York, 10 speech not
long ago, said: 'sMuch has been said
about usurpatiOns Of power, but where il.
history will you fnd war against re-
bellion conducted With such moderation. "
And such Is the truth. With a stipend.
Gus rebellion threatening the existence
Of the Government, VIGOROUSLY disloyal
men and newspapers are permitted To
do their utmost to poison the minds oi
the people against the Government and
embarrass it 10 every manner possible.
And while pursuing line Of conduct
calculated and intended to aid the rebels
in their attempt to overthrow the Union,
these traitors in the North loudly charge
the Government with the suppression 0I
the freedom Of speech and Of the press
The IRRESPONSIBLE articles Of the coppec
head leaders proclaim the utter faIsiiy
Of any such charges, and give evidence
Of the over-lsnieaey Of the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For COanty surveyor.
JAMES H. SAUNDERS will be a candidate for
County Surveyor at the ensuing October slretion,
on qualifications alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

TIE above prices ere for a session Of I've
wssks, hAif 10 be paid on entrance, aHd the {
ancs sitter the middle Of the session.
There will 10 no change Of teachers for The
suiax ssasou ". q. WALkER,
auzi7-imd Priucipa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
REMOVAL.

TAs. URIE son w0ala respeci fuIly il fsrra Tie
ID patrons that they hsEs Re lnovod their Flow
Factory 20 their NV building on the corner Of
Mxn and Canal, where We wi be pleased TO see all
our Z ID customers, aud many new oLss smay
see 81 20 p1tronizs u. We make al kinds Of
EloNs asd calIiratiEg Instruments.
Rsp1iriug done pronpily. auz22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

LAYING CORNER STONE
THE CORNER STONE or THE SYNAGOGUE
Il viii Re laid on Thursday afternoon. 1t \
o'elock The public are respectfully invited 10 at
tsad he eersmoniss.
auE2s-st D. HYMASS. Presiasut,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23


ron ELECTORS AT LARGE.
David b. Cooling, Ct Hancock.
HiGhar5 ". Thompson, Of Yigs.
Eon STATE ELECTORS.
LIST Distriet-Janes O. Denny, Of Knox.
John s. Houghisnd, Of Spencer
"a DlstrIct-Cyrus y. EiKoR, o. Clark.
Francis Wsstsr, sf LagIang@.
81 Distrist--fIsury h. PrltchArd, Of BaFthoio
new.
Madison Evans, Of LaSTsbcs.
Al Dlsfriet-Isonidas sexton, OF Rush.
Nv. Kygsr, Of EraDklin.
sfs, DtstrIst-BAul. n. Ciaypooi, Of Faystte.
Joshua n. hsllstt, Il Henry.
stk Dlstrist j. J. Wright. Of Morgan.
J. O. Green, Of shelby.
7th District JOHN Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas ". Rics, Of Parks
sth Dlstrsct--R. r. Davidson, Of TFppecanes.
BENZ 0rsgory, Of warren.
eth Distrlct-James p. Beiford, Of white.
Aaron Guerney, Of Porter
18th Dlstriat-T. II. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
HaIlet Kiibenrne, Of Elkhhrt.
nth. Distriot-John NJ. Wallace, Of Grant.
James ~ Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

Union Executive omnfttee, list
District.
EsViess.--J0ns VAS TRsEs, principals
W. b. THOAPs ~, contingent
Dsbofs. -JOHE MAsS, principal;
EsHKsT PfcKHARDT, contingent.
eRssa.--H. D. FnG~cH, principals
JAHEs 7 EHsREE contingent
KaoH.--HLros P GMGE, principals
JAM,ss. PaITcHEfT contingent.
Martis -IEsfs OoKs principal;
MICHAEL REILLY, contingent.
Piks. --JoopLErT MoRGAE, principals
2. O. HAENosD contingent.
Psssy -JoBE A. MATH, principal;
FL RoGERs, contingent.
spenser JAMS FAHLEr, principal;
X. 7 ksHcHEyAL, Contingent
vaHderbprah. -ALyAH jon SON principal.
JANIS II MoNEELY, eontidgsnt
IFarriek.--JoHE d. HAEbT, principal;
g. b. HUpsP tn, contingent.
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N DAVIES COUNTY.
FOR SALE.

A. FISz FAEa or Ile1< ACRES SIX MILE
A from ET4Dssf s-hfBstJ acres IN eulflv1tion
M tie al .nes well tin cred lad % acres Of ID
qlffsslsd Land j. meadow, ssG 20 acrss are euitl
Fatsd in corn. Upon the premises Is an orchart
N hLe fruit, and three spEsnss Of living water 0
be besi quality. With vel and cistsra Of geo
sstsr - tie door.
There are also upon the premises : good I've
house, stables, hay sheds, and other nsossFarz q,
houses. Apply -
WI AVN. wALSgRS
augii-4gdkv Third st. op. Csurt ssas.
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STRAYED CR STOLEN

LYR0M THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING N -
Il cobsvil e, ON the 10th OF Jnoe. IseS =
two yer oil bay mare Cot, little white on ho,h
other hind legs While streak In her for-hs 4
and ali IL on.one Of bT fore t'st, aud vary lac
OF her Sge-has the appearance OF a thrre var 81
Aay Information concerning he Colt, Or her de-
livery g me 20 rly Tesitenee, will 10 libsrally re-
warded
a din. JOHN TOHILL.
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For Congress, Ist District,
COL. CYRUS III. ALLEN
or Knox County.

FoY GOvsTaor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
oF wATsE.
For lieu. GogernoT,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
CT YsEDEEsuEGH
for fseye,ayg Of state,
HEIsOE TRUsLER, Of Fsystts.
For hadtOr Of stats,
THOMAS McCARTY, Of Wabash.
Fer Trsasursy Of State,
JOHN I. MoRgIsOs. Of Washington.
For lHoTHsg- General,
DgLAEA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam
For CLERK Of the supgenaS Court,
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
DOL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion.
For 6svrsms Judges,
Isf Dfstriet-JAs s. FRAZER, OF Koseinsko.
I'd Dlstrief--JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
Cd District--CHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
18th Distriet-R0BT. g. GREGORY, Tippecanoe
FER Superintendent Of Public Iastraetisa,
PROF. GEORGE ". Hoss, Of Marion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

"A Circular Saw Mill.

(WHICH WILL BE PUT UP IN COMPLETE
w running order. For particulars enquire Of
John lsison, cerner Of Leet and Water streets.
auK9-2wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
FOR SALE.

A BRICK HOUSE on MULBERRY sTt EET
n containing fur rooms. For particulars "a
quire at this Office. augId
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

,,VOD sKAsONfD WooD.-THosE DESIR.
" ing TO lay In their supply for the winter will
do veil to cali early at Jehn kssehs Grocery, cor
her Of Vine and Sixth streets.
wE sngl-lmd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25
FROsr MOBILE.

We have private information from Mobile to
the evening Of the 2lst that Inc enemy's aeet
had again opened on ert Powell. Nothing Of
the result was known in the city. A private
letter Of the same date says: The Ysnkes
army in Mississippi is still lOst-wheTs they sre
no one seems to know. Some say they are fall
ing back towards Vicksburg, others that they
Aro going north from Meridian, others that they
aro between MeIedian and Selma, and some
think that they arc just laying sbout DOSE,
and from what am able 10 Learn, ! should
judge tbe latter idea was not very lar from iha
true status One thing is pretty suTe, The
Ya1kees have gone when and where they
pleased (tbis trip) with very little interteEenee
iron our troops, aud how long thsy viii be peT-
matted to 60 on yet remains TO be sssn.
The excitement in MOBILE bss pretty much
snbsided"
LATER The prsss reports bring iuteligsncs
Of s continuation ef the attack on Fort Powell
yesterday. We may, in eli probability, expect
persistent effort to reduce tbs work, IS it is no
doubt necessary to the complete Accomplishment
OF the susmy's plans, Whatever they may be.
The progress Of the sttsek will be watched viii
interest
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FHOm mas-IssIPPE.

SAeTHsaB's .srHss Failing R0eE
MOBILE. February a "A p0u eript In this even
ings News from Enterprise, says ihss ozths 20h ,he
enemy left Isgdisn for Raymond and Marion ior Can
ton. Oar cavalry were pursuing them
Forrest Las Grisrson surrounded and has taken macy
prisoners.
The bom5ardnsnt Of Fort Powell continues, bat no
Parusulars have been reesiyea.
From saaa reEneasee.
BRIsToI, Fsb q A Letter 70 the Gazsite, from
PowelFs river uear Cumberland Gap, dated tie ooh
says sevs al Yankee reg nsnts atsly passed through
the Gap sixty days fasloush declaring they aid
never return Grant has refused to give any N fur
ioushs, and recruiting ia the Yankee army is
going on.
There were only Eve rsFimsDis at the Gap, who
elO-sy bessssd and suffering FOR supplies. an early
evseua'ion q the position = expected
TcnY Jones, tae nctoriouE Oisibari comfy tsrTlr
was captured nsar Tszweu Few daysi 70.
ORANGE IL. Feb. q 1864 Cold q a5s6y had
light Eiss body Of tie I5.h NsH Z x eavslry, q
Kely's Western Virginia command. At UppsrvHle'
Fang fer county, On Saturday last The enemy were
rspniSsd and hia wounded cspture, eOostiBg Of Ave
commissioned of5eors and ave privatsa. The enemy
Loaf two killed Our loss four o. Eve Eoundsd.
Al is quiet in front.
RIcHMosD. February 2i--Gsnsral orders go from
the War Department., datsd 10 day, declare Genera.
Brsgg ssdgued7o du-y 81 the ssat Of Government ana
under the direction Of the President he o. saargsd h
tbs sary operations Of the armies Of the Coufsdersts
States.
Later frouz she Norihs
RIcHNOsD. Feb 24.-BaisimoTe papers Of the 20h
have oesn received.
The Fedsr-f congress had psssod enrolment bin
fixing th communication to fres drsf ed msa at S300-
The slaves OF loyal masters when mustered into The
service 70 be free and he master 10 be paid not
exceeding 9 co.
Lincoln has removed The bloekAds q tbs port Of
Galveston.
Gold declined under tie apprehension that Congress
would suthorizs sale o. the surplus Of specie in the
trsssurY. Tho last quotation was I5T4
European sdvless announce that between
D umsrk and Germany has eomn-need ThsFo were
two sttaeks upon the Danish Republic By the later
with loss 80 It's Prussian and Austrian troops.
Queen vietoria. IN her spsech delivered 10 the Ps-
lismsut the Ath says she has ends svorsd to pre-
serve reaee IN Europe, and viii continue her efforts
the Interests q peace. Shs makes no sIlusion 70
American Affairs
II Is ausrts Shat Nspslson viii not take an seiiTe
part IN the Danish question.
The AlsbsmA was fity niles south Of Ehggsn 90
the 9Th Of January.
Cotton slightly lower Bresaslufs advanced.
The siege 81 CharItstsa.
CBAELEsTos. Feb q Iss4.-Oas hundred and nias.
tssn shots wers ared st The city to-day
There Is Nc other news o. inters {.
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The neR currency bill, as puoished in full ia
this pspsr, "a 80 d # eni hom theimpTessioi.s
raised by the telsg aphie report heretofore re-
csived thEi we fad the most serious objociens
~ ged sgsiast Il have no foundation. I notes
are receivable in payment If the taxes of this
pear, without discount, if the holder viii fund
or get certificates 70 them before the Iss Apul /;
aud they are receivable, If held by individuals
Afterwards, 81 the ra5e of sixty-slx and gYgl
ihn6s cents in the dollar. We anticipate thai
tie many holders, knompg thAs tho iuading OF
q large snosnt and the receipt Of another very
considerable sm0aht in the payment of taxes
must greatly enhance the value Of all the ou,-
stsndine notes, Wlh Feihia them fer some time
iier the ssl OF April and thai the fear Of slrin-
geucy in the money market will thus prove
eTouudess. They viii 90 so, because, under
5his enhaneement, two dollars wal then be
worth As much as three are nov, and thus they
viii not be loseTs BY paying tho tax Of thirty
three and ihlTd cents Tho circular Of ihg
Secretary Of the treasury nakes known fseiA
ties for tho payment of the tax thst viii be 8
great relief % the country. We have not spacs
70 add more than that We are much better sssls
fed with the bill, and As IL evidently hads isyei
with the Administrator, and IS, therefore, th'
/ Law everybody ought cheeTiully and promptly
to maze arrangements for is execuion.--C0
lNRstHS ERgair6T.
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rexnr E.rm. q Isseresl.

From The Henderson Tines
We are pleased 10 learn that great many Of
hose who bsva been engaged iu caHying on
dishlleries in this county, have discontinued
Stree the late liquor laW has come out What
ever defects may be IN the law, it is very evi-
dent it YES intended to pui quieius 20 The dis
tiliing of grain as g matter OF speculation, and
it is the duty Of all who regard the public will,
70 discontinue, uniess It be for ihs purpose Of
manufacturing 3 limited quzntity for medical
purposes,
The Victoria AdBOeats has various and sundry
items which We copy;
On the recent raid Of the Yankees TO LsvEca
he following individuals took the occasion to
leave and retire TO "Abrahsm's bosom: Dr. +
E Hughes, Rev. McR2e, pastor Of church in
Lsyaca who ,cessiynsilY held forth" in Veto
ris; DR. ~ Rossncrsnz. And--SieKse, quon5am
merchant OF LzYsea We have 10 symDa hy
tor the trsisors, and hold ihem up to the scorn
Of she true ard faithful We eOnsrs tulste or
sister town On beng rid Of these blots on nor
social service.
ehSve seen copy of the Horn Extra, pub
lished by our Yankee neighbours al Ihdisnola.
Il is printed on a halt sheet of esp, vita the
materials left by our deceased friend Yaneey.
Here are q few items
To fill up cOlumn they use al old advsr-
tisement Of Il. Runge & Co., and notice it as
fjllows:
"ses advertisement Of Rhine Wine in saetber
column Where's EaEgsi As the folks say
in Cincinnati ne guess thai he's (brAVely) }
'oysr the Rhine"
We are assonished at q queer fset.in regard TO
our new location, i. g he entire absence Of the
unbleacAed American. A new feature ia
towns cf this Tnsguitude in Dixie" Have
learned however, that sil the colored p5pula-
iion,' and a fsW gentlemen in 'yzllar," eni
grated recently under the chilling influence of
the recent NoTther.
Gen Fiiz Henry Warren has issued stringent
orders againsI sIaggirg and msTEuding BY the
soldiers of his command Commissioned cfi-
GERS wall be held responsible for the eoadaet Of
thsir men. & good order. I; is not our puT-
nose TO molest deienseless inhabitants. Oar
business is with armed rebels. The general
commanding will see 70 all the wants Of the sol
der through tbs regular military channel
Oar svisit to this beautiful town was sut len,
unexpected and uBeeTem5nlOus, bai nsne the
less plsassns--in fact We ike il smsElBgly for
the short acquaintance, have hsd some solemn
thoughts Of '' Sc ! ng dewn right here when
this crual WaT is over"
Oar fScetioas friend may settle down " per-
rnanently bsfoEe the WsT is over.
The AduoeGts ssYe:
S nee the raid Of the Yankees TO LsYaea, we
have heard nothing further OF their doidgs No
one suffered from their visit there, We believe
except Cspt Bradbury, whose propeTty they
used pretty roughly. Al Chseolsle bridge they
acted lin viilsRORs manner. Taey entered The
house OF Mr Norris, whose wife and children
were q! home, and DESTROYED everything in lbs
Shape Of food, maieiously cutting up the fuFHi
tu7e, bedding, sc II tUo oT three hundred
good men had been there, fho rssesls woult
have had ssher work to attend TO instead Of I
war on Wemen aud children
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Froa sabine s.ass.
y" ""Na1lI . IL
9ARIEE PASS January !

SABINE Pass January IA. 1864
EDITOR TELEaRAPH: A flag OF truce wss
sent ous 70 the Yankees yesterday, bus ths off,
GERS were unable - obiain any late pspsrs. The
officers from he Yankee blockAdeFs shomet orr
Asg comDlsinsd that the nail 5, ip lorg past due
had not arrived He was very anxious 70 get
lato news and complained Of the monOtony #
the life Of an officer on board bockading b p.
He informed our cfiesrs that the Chssapeake
hsd been turned over to The EngIish auth0rine-s
Ghag the RsppAhsUn0ck had been released from
secure by the Fra aneh Govenmsnf, and permit
sion granted % her captain to pEocsed 20 sea
Whenever be desired, ana that the Alabsms,
Georgia, and Florida, were siill ploughiBg the
mighty deep, notwithstanding the -ffoTts o. thsiT
navy to catch them The blocksders outside
yesterday consisted Of the sl0cPs Of wsr Ssmi-
mole aud Antonio, aed are the fswe this morning.
NATIVE
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EDITION.
ATLANTA, G. A.
THURSDAY i6oRNING FEBRUARY 25.


Wo have besn infoFncl by sevefal gentlemen
that they bsve lissn charged slty cents for 8
single copy Of cir psper by some Of the news
boys. This iE contrary TO our instructions, and
tho understanding by which the psFeF is placed
in their hands 81 price that enables them to
sell st twenty-five cents copy and realize q
HANDSOME prcfit ANY departure from this un-
derstsudiug reported at the ofics viii prevent
q repetition OF eie fraud. Our price At the
eoun,or is twenty-five cents single copy.
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PRINTING. BINDING
PAPER Etc

II 4VFEG congirac. Ell is g. ba-ldiEg il Colum
Il b. 6. g.. AID removed eHr nacaiu y iron
"a arlrston Horid morn Q srfermaatens Bank
ssd P Hsi'road osHcers snd the pub G, thar re a.
in our tins. We hsye ben Importing from Europe
largely Of articles used HuEin- e. and y hsge
On hard 3 ssoOk eorsistil PETtof the following
ar ciess
200 Resms Eng. Double Cap Writing,
200 Z" A." Reyai--White, blue
andRnfT,
200 g Bank Eote &psr,
500 /" White and Biue FreRchead
EBgiish FGliO Post
500 Reams White aRd Blue eng, zap,
IO0O-Heams White and Blue Rglish
and French Letter,
I000 +" English Bath Letter, snail;
5000 +" White aad Blue hOte,
saEsO,
BIOfffHs, Copying and Domestic
PAPERS,
I,OOO,OOO Assorted Envelopes,
1900 gross eillotta ana othe. uaazsrs etesi PsBs
Psanod-rs, Pencils, sealing Wax, ink ana amer. all
As. : snail stock Of bes. ENG IsH BLAsK
BOOK PaPE3, lsuper royal and imperisl, not yel
arrived which are urepar-d 30 niHaufsciuro into
an Eind Of BIaak Booss
We ere row opening ne above Fhl1aaie toeE, Hna
ad-.se our Old Gust. meus snl Eli oihars In cant
Eenu In tnslr or.erE or the stock may o. %
much broken a. 70 preveu- az from fllins them
properly.
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The GoliGd AsssesgsT. CT the 10 d ull, says
Some days ago, about sixty Dutch renegsdes
and Msxiesns came TO Kings rancho. They
eommiIted soms depie6a;Ious and lelf, carrying
with shem, we are Iold, ihree Of our elsizsns.
There were shoat seventy sacks Of Aoay And
few bales Of cetton at this rancho, which they
could not take ave., - Missy told Mrs. KEg
shst shsy would return IN fsw dsys, and
woald hod her respoasibls fsT tie foaT and cot
ton. Capt. R5ob's msu ysent down ths next
dsy ana burnt the cotton, and took the ur to
their headquarters. Mrs. King did net ssis for
the return OF the Tufians, buG went TO San Pa
tucio. l. ID 70 be hoped thas eur small foree
west Of the E1eess will soon be reinforced, 80
as to enable them to clesn up tho thieves
The Yankees have psld several visits 70 Cor
pus Christi. They have some iriends there
They offer she loyal citizens TAnons Al KING
Abs's expense Old Caps. Dix, il is said, gave
them eordiai reception TO bis house He will
no doubt apply tor rations, So he tod Col. Moore
he was not Pstrionc enough to slarve
The road 10 Eagle pass IS open and travel is
safe. We learn that considers able quanaty o.
gsods has already been taken 70 that place. Oar
qaOnGsa eiszsns II Sssligson and r. BOlteE
Gle engaged Ia the trade.
P. Doab who hiss juss returned from the
Rio GTsnde. rOaorts thas be, in comPsny wish
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Captain Kirr, and slsven othoys had eo-a
lram Kings rancho, es far IS MisF, in b xieo
N paTsuit 81 ssns Msxiesas, who had been
stealing cssshl They wers to ell the &nchos
N ne seota Of country over which thev
passed-fou1d q number Of Msx;eras AZ s;f.
ferent places, Engaged in branding cattle. Csot.
King told than be would hold ths1a responsible
for the stealing dons in that section-ihss if
hey hzrborsd the thisyiug bands, he would
bring bis com FaHy sud c can them up
There are no Lincoln soldiers tbi. side Of thu
graveyard nalu BrownsvilIe-Ri5 Grsnde Clsy
having been tvseuftsd NJ DJub says the re-
port that Stilbnan & Ksanedy had taken the
Yankee cath ID not trus. 0ae Csps Cummings
and qaarlerinssser have, however, cold iheIn.
selves 70 ihe enemy
He kinks cotton can be transported Wis
Laredo With perfect safety. Five bundled men
could clean N, tbs yandsls on the Rio Gfauds
It is hoped CD. Ford viii soon BE- ready for sc
tive OpeTsiioniI
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THE DICTATOR.-NeW York papers hsye sn.
oyed great iesss fer their marine reporters OIL
tho JsRktEs' triba-ths launch OF the monster
n5nnor Dictator. We esn Gad room only fol
the following particulars;
Extreme Ispgih OF huI 3l4 feet; length be
tween particulars. 200 feet F; extreme breadth
so ieet d pih, 22i feet.
The Dicfssor is almost exelasiTsly Of iron.
where iron could be used. The amor is sleve,
inches Of ifoR, inclHding a sslid beam Of iss
inches, beginning as the deck ard going down
SIX feet, which will leave, when fully froighie6.
two feet CT deck above the wsier line There -
one turret Of 3 nea pattern, wish sixteen inches
OF iron. Ths ram Is % fixed shas il coaid be
carried away without iDjuiing ihe huh or spring
ing q leak. The Yankees, Of course, pTedic
great things Of this monster pot There IS room
enough TO store it below.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25
EaosaraElBs sinnpeial as,ima,o,.

Tie M-csn lei graph IS informed by man-
bsT of Congress Ihst the following we're some OF
tie figures AID e,timstes 8 r chmond
Amount Of currency cut in millions.
on VII eh there Is 50 500 0naiss........-.....-.23
Interest bearing treasury notes fUuded BY Tie
sEcf------ .sss..s.---.s
Ultimate Of notes lost and destroyed ......... so
Thirty tLTss Per cent tax remainder. l3e-52T
Currency after The lst Aprl.......... -27S
Taat is to say, 273 millions, reckoning Al 06s
cents On the dollar. The tax se:, il was thought
would prod ace $50 millions, an excess OF III
Millions over the amount Of 500 notes afoEt
Upon this statement it viii be evident that
money is-goiug to be comparatively very tight
Ii short lime it must be worth double what It
is now--or, in othor words, prices must tumble
The policy Of everybody, therefore, is 10 sell
now while prices are high There viii be prol-
liable use fOI svery dollar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

DEATH oF HoN. soLON BoRLAED.-Ths
Houston Telegraph Of the l9Ih ult. conssins the
announcement OF ths death Of this gentleman
Z says: We regret to learn that Scion BoR
LAND, of Arkansas, died on the night Of Nas
Yesr'a At Cspt. Wm. Lubbsek's in this county.
weIl known to the people Of America, havitg z
long held prominent positions in public lifs.--
We only learned yesterday that no had been in
This part Of the country At sll His death viii
cause heartfelt regrets in his adopted Slate He
wss We believe native Of Virginia. and l,r
some tins resident Of South Carolina, whence
be removed to A-k.s ss4