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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
IRI-STEE,S SALE


w HEREAS, on the lst day of July, 4. D..
w leGl, Johnson Walker. Of the county OF
Clinton in the state Of Iowa. executed unto
George : G. Dow, as trustee, certain deed of
trust conveying to said trustee the land in Gin
ton county Iowa. described AZ follows t.wit -
the south east quarter Of the nor;h-c quarter
Of section No eight 3 in township No. eighty
three - nortI, OF range No. four ! east Of the
fifth 9Th D. IN. Which said CONVEYANCE was
made by The said Johnson Walker. for the pur
pose Of securing the pa, ien Of six certain prom
issrv notes therein sDecied. aud the interest
thereon. s.gucd by said johnson Walker. dated
the Is, da, Of July, A. b. ISL, and payable as
follow, One for sli - pa, able June Ist, 1862,
one FOR S>i 90 pay able JannaI, lst, -53 one for
SIS 40 due January i,t le.,t. for $3.50 pay
abl, January Isl SID, one for 81 ~ pavble JAN
uary lsi sij FOR ssl 81 payable January lst.
1856. all payablcto order Ut Macklat Corbin, nj
their office in the city Of Da, export Iowa
And now said three first mentioned notes hay
ing become due and pay aide and the SAID john
son Walker having failed to pay the same, |,
Geo. $ G. Dow trustee a. aforesaid do hereby
Give tb,, public notice. that by virtue Of the pow
er which s in me vested by said deed Of trust.
viii on saturday, the 18th day Of June, A. ID.
.si 1T the hour OF two clock m the AFTERNOON
Darenport expose and offer for sale, AZ public
auc,,on the parcel Of land above described or 20
much thereof a, all be necessary 10 satisfy ana
nav the amount of said note with the interest
thereon to the dAy vi sale. toRctHeT With All .ue
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 18th Of May, 1884
marasdts GEORGE s c. DOW Trustee.
STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court for
Scorr CnryTY said county.
Georgianna c. Jones vs.. John X. Jones.
To John X Jones, Sir:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that there
is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court tor Scott county. state Of lowe
petition Of Georgianna c. Jones, PRAYING 10
divorce from the bonds Of mstrlmony now SUD
sisting between you and plaintiff, for reason tEat
YOU have been guilty of such inhnman treatment
towards her as TO endanger her life. And pctl-
TONER also prays that she have the guardianship
Of Georgianpa A. II. Jones and Laura b. G. n.
Jones. your and her minor children.
Now. unless you appear and answer thereto %
or befre noon 81 the second day Of the ne 1t term
Of said Court, to be begun and holden on the mrs.
Monday Of November, A. D., 1864, your default
viii Sc entered or record. and Judgment rendered
thereon, granting the prayer Of petitioner.
May 20, 1854.
49, e o. PiaissiA Aaassssg'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
To the Ladits:
Or. c. Il. BUgTONS FEMALE PILLS.

Tbase pills, by long experience IN private prac'
,ice ha a bee, found the mos. usefu remedy
aganst those general complaints tho ferae tes
loec, 10, tuch auppre.n ms, irTeguiarities,
whites, falling II the womb, tumora, al urinaTj
diseases, nervous debility SC.
Person ca'iiaga DR. Burtons ofliae or eend'ng
FOR packages OF medicines may rely upon his aseu.
rance CT conia.n al recy vi h Inp.cl. Faith ana
xpect no r,ore thnn 20 be charged with a fair an
ruutu-ly satisfactory Iemuncsa lon for iersices
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
.MIRRIED .NEH,

" those contempt ng marriage. who GRO ar feTng
under any Of the-e fearful aadi - should Aot Tor
get the sacrsd esion.ibility re- ing upon mem,
nor de.ay 10 obtain immediate relief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser. al physician OF 50 years expert
ence, III the treatment of Lung Diseases Bron-
chtis asthma, &c, but now retired from the prac-
tice, is DESTROYS OF imparting his experience by
dl'.tislns Information invaluable 10 the suffering
humanity, and which has cured thousands
The same medicine will do for ALL lie will send
Prescription. with fun directions for use. adapt
ed to each particular case and viii surely effect a
cure Try TIT will cost YOU nothing-a stamp
required for postage. Address,
II. LOWE, NJ. d., Box 500, New York CITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Cen. Ewing safe.

ST. Louis, Oct Cen. Ewing and
several officers of his command reached
here last night, having marched from
Pilot Knob to De Soto with an escort of
40 men, thence to ST. Louis by railroad.
His retreat from Pilot Knob was unmo-
Tested until within about 20 miles Of
Harrison's Station, where the rebels at
tackled him in considerable force, but
were driven back by artillery with loss.
Two other attacks were made, both Of
which were repulsed.
On arriving at Harrison's Station, on
Wednesday night, he erected some light
breastworks, planted cannon, aud fought
the enemy pretty constantly until Satur-
day afternoon, when Col Bueridge with
600 men of the lI7Ih Illinois cavalry ar
rived from Rolla, and the enemy re-
tired
Early on Sunday morning the com
mand started for Rolla, which point they
reached the same evening With about
700 men and all the artillery.
The total loss, including the siege Of
Pilot Knob, the skirmishing on the re-
treat, and the engagements at Harri-
sons Station, was about 300, the larger
proportion being prisoners.
Dispatches from Franklin report al
quiet there.
GeR. A. j. Smith commands the forcC
at that point, including The enrolled
militia under Gen. Pike.
Latest accounts from Price place hin
SIX mites west OF Union, on the Jefferson
City road, on Tuesday. His force con
sists of $4,000 fighting men, including
about 5, 900 camp followers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

NKw YoRK, Oct 6.-The god market
shows mere strength, though frOn no
assiguable cause beyond a slight Eseov-
cry of confidence. Price opened at le2f,
and steadily advanced to 1864, and then
declined to l94t, and weak
The Posts Washington special says a
citizen Of Maryland has been found
guilty Of conducting rebel force in that
State. and sentenced to imprisonment in
New York.
The steamship Roanoke, Capt Drew,
from Havana for this port, has been due
here since the 9Th inst, she having left
Havana on the 9th of September.
We learn from a reliable person on
board of the steamship Havana, which
arrived here this morning from Havaas,
that at the time the k0anota sailed her
Captain was notified that among his pas.
sengers, IS in number. there were some
Of notorious secesh chGrs cter, but be
said be was prepared for any emergen,
ey. Possibly her delay MAY be cause
By some arrangement Of her machinery
or other accidental cause, but fears are
entertained that she has fallen into the
hands Of the rebel pirates.
The steamer Merrimac, frsm New Or.
leans the 50th, arrived to-day. She
brings no news
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

Headquarters Posr COMMANDERS,
EVANSVILLE, IND, October 6, 1864
Circular.
The following order has been re-
ceived;
HEADou'Rs NORTHERN DEPARTMENT, !
COLUMBUS, ONO, Sept. 20, "a.
GeneraI Orders, No g..
|. General Orders No. So from these
headquarters are countermanded to date
from October LIST, 1864
H. The Commanding General cannot
let this opportunity pass without express
ing his thanks to the dealers in the
the country affected by the order, for
their patriotism in so cheerfully ac-
quiescing in its provisions, and aiding
in carrying it out, evidently in many
places accompanied with heavy loss to
themselves. The dealers in Chicago are
particularly to be commended.
BY command of
Major General HEISTxELMAS,
c. Fl. PoTTRR, Asst Adj't General.
General Orders No. SO, referred to in
the above order, had reference to the
sale of arms aud ammunition within the
Northern Department
EDWARD ToABLER,
Capt Commanding POST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

The river is still rising here but Is
falling rapidly at Cincinnati and above.
The Cumberland is again rising, and
q dispatch. from Nashville yesterday,
to Capt Ehrman, reports feet water
on the shoals.
The beautiful Peerless for New Or
leans, was at our wharf yesterday, with
a stunning trip She viii hereafter ply
between New Orleans and yieksburg,
The Miami arrived from Cairo about
II o'clock yesterday crowded with peo-
pie. she returned to Cairo yesterday
evening with moderate trip of freight,
bit large number Of passengers.
The grand and elsgsn. Morning Star
arrived from Louisville at 2 o'clock yes
terday, locking IS beautiful as woman
and as graceful as a swan. She leis on
her return about o'clock last evening.
The Silver Cloud, No. ., for ST. Louis,
passed down with big trip.
The Cottage and the Fanny Brandies
eft last evening for the Cumberland,
The latter loaded with cattle for the
army.
The R. B, Speed will return to Green
river. to-day. Her officers report the
cosntry along that classic stream free
from Johnnies,
IcE.-P Plenty Of Chicago ice unit
Christmas.
EDWARD IxeLE, Lover Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
new FORK Markets.


Hrw YoRK, Oct s.
COTToN.-Dull. and decidedly lower at / $50
is fSx.-1idaling uplAnds.
FL0UR-state ahd Western were active snd
Ilas0 better; s59s 10 for Extra State, lk9
IS Tor extra 3. n. o., and Ao9li % for traas
brands MsTkatss dosing steady.
WHISKY -pgH. Western l 651l 81, tiues
the change the aaaHxst Is hrmsr
whEAr.-sSse bsttsr and mofe aeiiVe -
for Cnienxc sIFiuE y .Ts3i ~ for Ainisr NIL
vEaukis ard Ta1i Szfog Wlnter Bed western.
COFFEE.-DulIi ne sAIss 70 report
HuGAR.-DulL
MOLASSEs.-DHM
wOOL.-Unssttiea and very dali
pORK-Opened hrmsr with fair Eemand but
closed heavy - 509t0 50 for ness, II t5942 70
for new do, closing Al 20
BEEF-MoFe active about yesterdays prices :
Prime Mess BEEF dall and nominal cyl tseAts
rather armsr iTgls1S for shoulders, aud .isSZo
LARD.--RAihsr hrmsr aud nors doing. and
held Al Is1t8-oA
~UFTkR-Actixs, from 30SSs
s&E unchanged 81 l31z82se.
Lhs- Active At 7; Starting l0s7s9tss.
hOhEf- sGtiTe snd nfmsr. spening ~
GoLD.-Moss ls5, declining 70 1879, ad-
lszAt, adEaneing 10 '~x ~ issis asa closing
AZ 1889 ~uii. U. q. Sc.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS 'aestss sAA
o. se coupons 1855, do one year csT..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6,-The Enquirer
has a special from Washington saying;
l learn from rebel Sergeant who left
Stones brigade a week since, that Lee
has acknowledged bis position to be
critical he has fortified Dsnville at all
points, and repaired a temporary de-
Tense on the route, and had taken
number o heavy guns from Richmond
to Danville.e Supplies in Richmond
have given out entirely and great diff
Guilty is experienced in furnishing the
rebel army even with corn meal Davis
and his Cabinet have left Richmond for
South Carolina. All newspapers except
the Wig are removing from Richmond,
and it is well known that the Govern
ment archives. have been sent to Dan
vile, which is Lees base Of supplies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

CIRoUIr CoURT.-Thus far there has
been but little business of general pub
lie interest transacted in the Circuit
Court Two State cases have been
tried. ~
State Us. Nathan Nolan, an African,
indicted for larceny. Verdict, not
guilty.
l.. c. Stnson for the State; A. l..
Robinson for the defense.
State rs. Patrick Crawford, indicted
for murder Verdict guilty of man
slaughter and punishment fixed at 81
years in the penitentiary. L. G. Stinson
for the prosecution; johnson & DENLY
for defense.
This was the case of 9 horrid murder
committed in front of the est Charles
saloon about year ago, full details of
which we published at the time. The
punishment is hardly Commensurate
with the crime.
j. +. Adams, indicted for larceny
committed at the Zouaye Exchange, was
arraigned, and plead not guilty.
Trial set for Saturday weak. DENLY
for defence.
John Emery, indicted for murder, in
killing man named VIM. Meta, OF
Posey county, some two months since, .
full account of which we published at
the time, was admitted to bail in the
sum of 81 500 by Judge Pitcher, Of the
Common Pleas Court. and has dis
appeared, forfeiting his recognizance.
State Us. - Meyer, indicted for as
sault and battery with intent to kill
The defendant wat arraigned. lie plead
not guilty, and his trial is set for Satur
day Of next week.
The Court adjourned yesterday morn
ing until next Thursday, in order to al
ford good opportunity for a "fai
election" .--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
THE VERY LATEST
TELE O r. a PH H



The Situation fn Tennessee and
Georgia.
NASHVILLE, Oct 6.-The rebel Capt
Blackwell on the Both alt, surprised and
captured home guards, numbering 81, at
Shslbyville, Tennessee, bzrned the rail-
road depot, lot of arms, and munitions
Of war. Ten of the Federal prisoners
were shot by Blackwell near Fayette-
vile, and the balance delivered to For
rest Six of the latter escaped and had
reached Shelbyville.
One hundred and fifty rebels under
Duvall McNairy attacked Lieut. BIiggan,
5th Tennessee cavalry, in charge of
large drove Of cattle, on the road from
Jacksonville, within Is miles of Nash
vile. The Federal guards numbered 90,
half of whom were killed, wounded or
captured The balance escaped, aad ar
rived here safely. The cattle stampeded
and large numbers are strayiug through
the country
The river is six feet on The Shoals,
and rising.
On the 4th inst, large rebel force
appeared on the Chattanooga Railroad,
near AekWortn otation, destroyed sever
al miles Of the track, burned Big Shanty
and two bridges across the Chattahoocaie
at Coliersville and Resaea
A rebel force neared Dalton on the Sd
ms; and were moving in q southeast
direction. They had train of $50
wsgons
A severe fght occurred at Altoona
Yesterday between the garrison and q
body o.F rebel infantry. The Federal loss
is considerable. Gen Corse and Col.
FourtelIests are wounded The rebel
loss vas heavy, as stated by prisoners
captured. The cattle is expected to be
renewed to-day.
A division Of the reL,el force was seen
moving up Etswsh river. probably with
the intention TO cross this siie of tie
river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

The NEW HARMONY FAIR-0n our
6rst page this morning we publish The
list ofpremiums awarded at the last Pc
sey County Fair. The total number Of
entries was 400. The amount received
for gate and entry fees and rent of stalls
was 81 ,535 60. 1t rained every day du-
ring the Fair, Notwithstanding which it
was a pecuniary success.
The Society have determined on in.
creasing the length Of the horse track to
half a mile, and adding 100 feet to the
ampitheatre. Other improvements are
contemplated by the next annual exhi-
bition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Professor Evans at the WigWai1i..-
A Thrilling speech..-soul.stlrring
Music.-BoundIess Enthusiasm.

Although the meeting last night at the
Wipwam was not near so large as on the
previous evening, yet it WAS a very large
assembIage, comprising one of the most
respectable and appreciative audiences
ever convened in the city.
The music, BY the Crescent City Sill
yer Band, was, as it always is, incompar-
able, stirring the blood in every vein.
The Glee Club, in consequences of
other engagements, was unfortunately
absent, and the audience missed the rich
treat of their charming music.
After some preliminary business, of
which full report will be found else
where, Professor Evans was introduced to
the audience by Mr. AlVah johnson, and
proceeded to address the people on the
important questions now sgitating the
public mind. 1t is not our purpose to
attempt even brief synopsis of the
speech. 1t was a plain, practical, hon.
est and earnest discussion of the most
prominent questions Of difference be-
tween the political parties Of the North.
Prof Evans is a pleasant and fcTcible
speaker, and although he labored under
the usual difficulty of speakers who have
spoken from two to four hours each day
for several weeks in the open air, the
interest of his auditors never for mo
ment tagged, but all hung with deep in
terg]t on his words of truth and sober
ness
There is no mistaking the signs Of the
times. The handwriting is on the wall
The people have determined to save the
country, and their great anxiety to hesE
these questions discussed, is one Of the
evidences that they are awake to the i'm
portance Of the crisis before US.
The world moves; the great car of
Freedom is rolling forward, and those
who do not join in the grand procession
will be crushed beneath its wheels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

NEw YoEK, Oct dry goods aue-
tons took place at nearly all the princi-
pal houses this morning The sale at
Wilmandingo & Mounts comprised a
splendid assortment of French and Ger
nan dry goods The total value could
nos have been less than half million
of dollars, but prices were wretchedly
low, compelling the passing of many
lots. Merinoes ranged from 81 % to
81 81. Wilendiug, Hought & Co, had
a sale of dry goods, hosiery, &c, and
was pretty well attended considering the
weather. Dry goods we're not in very
great demand, bringing only moderate
prices, the hosiery, especially styles of
fancy colo-s for childrsn's wear, rang
ing in price, BY the sample lot, from
81 Is to 81 l5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

A LIBERAL LUMBERMAN. - We learn
that our patriotic fellow.citiEsn, Alex.
Simpson, took FIVE or six wagons to his
saw-mill at the mouth of Pigeon Creek,
and loaded them with lumber for the
use of the Barbecue on Saturday next.
Alex. $ heart beats warmly in sympathy
with the "boys in blue" and he shows
his faith by his works. His liberal con.
duct is in marked contrast with many
others who might be mentioned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

CHANeE-Capt c. X. Drew, A. Q.
NJ, has been assigned to duty at this
Post as Assistant Quartermaster, and
will relieve Capt Ehrman of portion
of his lebors.
Our citizens will be glad to learn that
Capt Drew is to remain with US, for
the present at least
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

Cont GoLDll-0wing to the recent
depreciation in gold, Taylor & Co. have
concluded to reduce their extensive stock
of fine clothing and furnishing goods
accordingly, aud are now selling fully
25 per cent cheaper than the same goods
can be purchased in any house in the
West Their stock of fine clothing,
cloths, eassimeres and furnishing goods
is immense, and they would advise their
customers, both wholesale and retail, to
give them a speedy call for bargain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

Say Patriotic ateamsters volunteered
to haul the lumber for the Barbecue,
yesterday, out to the site selected for the
grand event The people are becoming
so thoroughly aroused that they viii do
anything to show their love for, and Ap-
probation of, the gallant soldiers just
returned from the war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

Bag Carhn has determined to mark
his magnificent stock of goods down
since the fall in gold, so that all that
want hne fashion suit can get it at
low rates by calling at No. 8, First St,
and he has no old goods to sell, but all
are new and stylish, and the same quality
cannot be found in the city of Evans
villa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Oily NEWS.
POstpOnement.

The great Mass Meeting of the peo-
pie Of Indiana and Illinois, appointed to
be held at Vineennes, on the 22d inst,
is to be postponed until Saturday, 9Th
day Of October next, that being the day
appointed by the Governor Of Tennes-
see, and Union candidate for Wee Pres
ident Of the United States, to address
the people Of Vinconnes. At which
time Gov. johnson and Gov. o. P. Nor
ton will certainly be present, as also
other distinguished speakers. A Grand
Barbecue viii be prepared for the occa-
sion.
Vineennes. September 10Th. 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
REWARD.


CTRAYED on THE sOth OF JULY, 1894.
- from the subscriber, living IN seott tounshfu
Fanderburgh county, state Of Indiana one BED
s0rrel Horse, aboat flteen hands two inches high.
six years old marked wifh white spot on The
forehead, aud white snip on the pose he also had
s5ms white on b is legs, and had a small lamp on
his back caused by the saddle. The horse both
PAGES and trots- Whsa be left be vas shOd on
the fore feet with one whole shoe on one foot and
half a shoe on this other foot, and bad on > sm&n
split yoke.
Any person returning said horse 10 me, or siv-
Ing me information 30 that can get him, viii be
paid the above reward.
THOMAS BOWER,
octl-dkWIw MASKS DEPOT Iuafana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-The Tines cor.
respondence from the Army of the James,
22d, says he found number Of rebels.
just captured, to be nearly all BOYS Of Is
years and under; only one full grown
man among them. They we're glad of
their capture, as they bad been conscript.
ed. Gen. Lee, on the Is, inst, sent
dag Of truce to exchange prisoners cap
tured in the last movement, man for
man; but Gen. Grant refused to make
the arrangement, and referred Lee to
Gen. Butler, the duly authorized Ex.
change Commissioner.
Gen. Kelly telegraphs Gov. Foreman
Of West Virginia, that the rebels 10 that
portion Of the State had robbed stores
and houses Unfortunately and carried
OF $4,000 worth Of property in one
county slons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. oc'. s
Better cling in markets generally, bn' uot
much demand.
FLOUR -Superfne ssld IL
WHEAT.-PFime Red sold sf q.
CGRN.-Duli; anehAHxsa-
OAT%.-pall ard unchanged.
VII SKY Dull: small sales - IS.
Provisions Nothing done hut holdsFs ara /.
TALLOW.--Declined ts a.
GRoCERIEs.--CnehRn
GOLD -
ExoHANcE.-DaI; supply in excess Of de-
rnand
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

~ We call the attention of our
friends to the advertisement of Vim.
Hughes & Son. Having taken advan-
tage of the late gold panic, they are pre-
pared to offer superior inducements to
customers in dry goods and millinery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
WIN. e. FRENCH

Deputy Collector 1st Dist Ind.
Sept 81. dot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

RG- A few more good men can hear
of splendid chance to serve their coun-
try for one year, by calling on me at the
Washington Hotel. A large bounty will
be paid. C. ii. ALLEN,
oct7-2t Capt. SD Ind. Vols.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
nairsan Missouri.

81. Lows, Oct 6.-The rebels burned
Usage Bridge, on the Pacific Railroad,
eighty miles this side Of Jefferson City,
yesterday Horning. This is the largest
bridge on toe road. The militia guard
ran away without firing a shot. The
rebels. using two trains, captured mil
lions of property. landing transports
with their artillery The strength of
he rebels is unknown. They were re-
ported crossing Usage River, eight or
ten miles from Jefferson City, on Tues
day. Gen. A. J. Smith is advancing
westward from Grass Summit, and the
railroad is being rapidly repaired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

New YoRK, Oct. 6-The Herald $
lsth Corps correspondent, under date of
lhe 4th, says the rebels are busily en-
gagged in strengthening their works, and
seem in great hurry about it
The Commercial 5 Washington special
says that Gen. Grant is on the way to
Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

Ia John II. Scott at No. 8, Second
street, hss full stock of ell the popular
Eastern pictorial, weekly and monthly,
also most of the leading literary and
political newspapers. Call aud see