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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-10
CONSUMPTION IN HIIssIssIPPI.

Gov CLARK, Of Mississippi, has, by procls-
nation, taken the same position with regard to
the exemption Of the civil officers Of that State
from military duty, as that announced by Gov.
SMITH, Of Virginia. It is to be hoped the en-
suing Congress will be sensible enough to act
early in SO amending the late military law, that
all conflict between the State aud Confederate
authorities viii at once cease. We cannot per
mit divisions among ourselves to exist moment
longer than is necessary.
Gov. CLARK's list Of exemptions embraces
all Safe, district and county officers elected by
The people, in pursuance Of the provisions of the
constitution and laws of Mississippi including
the governor, State treasurer, secTstEry of State
auditor, attorney general, district attorneys,
judges of the high court of errors and appeals,
judges and clerks of the circuit and probate
courts, members Of the boards of police, county
treasurer, shsrifs, tax assessors, justices of
the pesee and constsblas. Also, appointed
eff issTs, ,sai such IS are chosen by the bsgis-
lstUTe, IS follows The public printer, the re-
porter Of the decisions, aud the clerk of the
high court Of errors and appeals, registers and
receivers Of land offices of the State, commits.
SiOneTs appointed by boards Of police under tho
act to provide for the relief of destitute fami-
lies Of soldiers, the private secretary of the
governor, tho assistant auditor and sn clerks
authorized by law, and appointed in tho State
department, the general salt AGENT and all agents
appointed by the governor or by his authority,
the commissioners appointed by the Legislature
10 examine the auditor and treasury departments,
ihs clerk Of said commissioners, the keeper of
the peniisntiSry, Of the lunasic asylum for the
blind and for the deaf and dumb, the sergeant
and the guards of the penitentiary, judge and
clerk ef the criminal court Of Warren county.
Tire proclamation also embraces the following
military officers and men the mBjor-genersl OF
the State, the staff of the commandments
and Of the nsjor-genersl, Sll clerks and sgenls
in the staff department; and, until duly dis
charged, ali officers and men who were enlisted
Is volunteers, and in the army of the State in
service On ,he I7ih Of February, A. D, 1864.
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SOME FRUIT STILL LEFT.-A close obssrVa.
lon Of the fruit trees, especially the peach, las
by that is generally understood the fruit, so
much superior is this vsrisry to all others, re-
veRls the pleasing and unexpected fact that,
with no more bhghkng weather, we shall yet
have some considerable quantity Of fruit the
coming summer, the EeeenE strenuous effoyts Of
the iee-king TO the contrary Notwithstanding
Ths apples have escspsd-shznks to their late
blooming. The peach trees were, many or most
Of them, in full flower, aud il is really matter
Of surprise that any escaped. Much Of the
young fruit is certainly killed, but enough only,
we think, to the advantage Of what is Lett,
which viii be far larger and fasr. Many plum
trees are still covered with young frail, now
considerably advancsd.-MOHigo@sTg Meii.
sMr. Lsngden gives US the like account of the
fruit in this vicinity. The pears are probably
mes injured, nor, indeed, any huit except the
peaches, and il Is probable that there viii be q
fair supply Of them after all, and thst, in con
sequences Of the thinning ons, thoss which have
escaped viii be Of superior quality. Tbs
early 6gs Gre, Of course, destroyed-A AO0sts
AdUsrtiser.
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4 Table

EA1atHF fks TalEs Of RE Old Issue Of C1 federdts
Money gisE Dis60Eas for fhs NsD Issue Of C7Hfsas-
rae HOaey tls Rare Of Three Dollars "a Old Isss
To- Fsr0 Doldrs ~ Nslo fGsHs. from S5 % $500
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~ The bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the ConledsrAie States will hold
their annual meeting in Montgomery, on the
An of May next Bishops Andrew, Pierce,
Paine snd Early are expected to be present.
Bishops soule and Ksvahaugh are within the
enemy's lines, and, though thoroughly loyal 70
the South, viii be unable 10 attend.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 46
TELEGRAPHIO.
Reports of the Press Associatson.

kntarse aesszdng 20 set sf Oongrsss b Ebs YeaE Ie
by J 8. TaRAsHKR il the Clerks ol5cs 81 tha D.
Ect Oo1rt of The Oonfcds.ats States for ~ Nazn-
ern District gf asorFia.
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4 BOUT two weeks ago, LADl'S BREAbTPlN
a u-bich The cWnsr get NJ this Ciee BY proving
- sane and paying for this adVeTtEemtnt
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THE NEW CURRENCY.-The Charleston pa
pers state sbss the new currency (ten and
twenties,) have been received in that city, and
the assistant Treasurer is now exchanging the
new for tha old Issue, in the proportion Of two
Of he former for three Of the latter The new
tens and twenties are handsome issues--s deci-
ded inprovs msnt on the old notes. May We
not now lock for the fRll Of PTieesi -SaVaRaab
Nstes. 1
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r. Hon. Thos. Bragg has been appointed
commissioner Of The Confederate States ioE the
Ststa Of North Carolina.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
BLOCKADE GOODS.

a ENGLISH GRAY CALICoEs,
BLACK and MOURNING PRINTS,
BLACK ALPACA,
Black Reversible Cords, for coats
MOirs Antique Dress Goods,
Gray Flannel,
White Flannel,
Black and Gray SAtinstte,
Melton Cloth,
BleAehed Shirtings,
A Brown shsstings,
rs Brown Shirtings,
Cotton OsnabRrgs,
Cotton Yarns, assorted Nosi
OVeFcoats,
Mems Gray Uniform,
White and COlOred Bosom Shirts,
Hickory Shirts,
Plaid OvsrshiHts,
Flannel Shirts,
MeTine Undershirts,
Mems Long Wool Stockings,
Shirt Collars,
Black and CoIOrsd Fancy CrAvats,
L. c. HsndksEchisfs,
Hoop Skirts,
Black Ribbons,
Linen Thread,
Linen and Cotton Spool Thread,
Horn Combs,
Ivory Combs,
CuTyeOmbs,
Gun and Pistol Caps,
Steel Pens,
Pant Buttons,
SilvsEed and Guilt Buttons,
Lead Pencils,
Note Paper, ~ r.-
English Memorandum Books,
Watch Glasses,
English Congress Shoes,
French CAlfskins,
Hats, asserted lot;
Sweet Oil,
Cotton WOel Cards,
Scotch Smut,
Smoking Tobacco,
Virginia Tobacco, assorted brands
Salt,
Rope,
TslloW,
Starch,
Candies,
Soap,
c,,.. v..-.,,,,. Com Sacks,
COehsnils,
Files,
GoldTa.f
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CG-PsRTNFRgHIP,
VIRGINIA AID North CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY,
GEO. h. CRUMP & CO.,
s4sFggSStG, Ca,

A GENTS for the sale Of RsDutsctured and SmoE-
"A me Tobacco sId General Commission herehsnis'
80 n bgUd large and well rejected stock oi TO
i.ss, ~ ~ ,brb ne attention q buyersis invited
r-LLl In
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JOB PRINTING OFPICRB
Ess tBe COssSeGeTGCs,
AID ~, corlrsuusntlY rrcpsrsd 70 fu oEisrE far

JOB WORK
ssE livery DESCRIPTION
Our fsciIitsss fof executing Army work are
Ezperior, and We invite the attsnhOz CT Quar-
bOrInzsleTs, CoTElz1issssiss, Ead other govern
Sneut oGjciEls thereto.
We have, also, s large Emoaut Of English
Ezgor On hard, suitable faT the gnest work.
Orders viii be promptly 6lled by OTpsEisn7si
Noskmsn- Address
EcCLAEAIIEN l. Dill,
{ue Eiisnls, Ga, OF Montgomery. Ai6,
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Gse Nten'pgis 8PpeaI.
PURLIsHED
Terms OF SubsGrEptI0ao
Ternas OF Advertising.

Daily per uOnth-------.-s.--------- f0+oo
~ No subscription .zhsu for longsr term thzz
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IPPEILJOBOITIlE

WIE hEEe the satisfaction Of sn1ouncing 30
w our friends that we recently purchased
sud have now Ia ooBnecEiCn wiki the APPRAL
publication Office, enc OF the most
ExTEFsTFR
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

NEW YoRk, April Tho Wortd
says that the hasly departure Of the dou-
ble-turreted "0nondaga" is ia conse.
quence Of report 10 the Naval author
tiles that rebel iron-elad Merrimae ID
ready to make raid GU our iron-elads
at Newport News aud Hampton Roads.
1t is also reported that rebel iron.elad'
will also make their Simultaneous APP
pearance in North Carolina.
The Wortds Beaufort correspondent
mentions that reinforcement have beer
sent to Florida, and that the next move
ment will be led by Gen. Gilmore him
self
1t is reported that our troops will soon
advance from Jacksonville.
A Florida letter of the 2Gth to the
Tribune states that the rebel steamer
Pattie has been captured by an expedi.
ton from Pilatka. She is very valua
BILE prize.
A night attack was made by small
force of rebels, on the 22d ult,, upon Pi
latka, but our forces drove them Of
promptly.
Beauregard is reported to have cree
ted large earth-work ten miles from
Pilatka.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

Ngw York, April LA Fortress Mon
roe letter 70 the Herald states there is
quite an excitment there consequent
upon the arrival Of the rebel Commits
ssioner ould on visit to Gen. ButIer,
relative to the exchange Of prisoners.
Ould has brought an immense number
Of books, papers, &c, and 1t is thought
his stay will last week.
fHerald'a Special
WAsHmGTos, March 3l.--Gen Grant
leaves for Fortress Monroe Thursday
afternoon.
Maj General Smith has been assigned
TO duty at Fortress Monroe
Times spseial.l
WAsHNoTos, March 3l.--Commander
Pickering has been ordered 10 the com
mand Of the gunboat Fort Donelson,
now at Boston.
A Washington correspondent og the
same paper states that Forests prss
ence was planned in The North, aud thai
supplies and clothing was shipped from
New York and Cincinnati to Padacah
for the express purpose Of being eapiur
ed by Forrest in order to elothe his men
ispseisi to Tribnns.i
WASHINGTON, March 3l.--An anthori
tive denial is made that the Unite,
States will send a Minister TO Maxmil
ions Mexican Court Our Government
will recognize only the Republic Their
while any struggle is going on.
Union prisoners lately sent to tn
United States and the rebel prisoner
lately returned to Richmond are not ex
changed but parolled
The Baltimore correspondent Of III
New York World predicts that The rel
els will abandon their defences and til
invasion will be made in two column
one under Lee in Pennsylvania, and th
other will strike for Cincinnati
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
THE STALLION SEASON

TTsHE FAsT-TROTTIsG STATIONS - "
LOx" and " MORGAE DLACEHAWK7 .
VIII rake the season q I54 from Let of sfareb te
LIST Of July, al the Blackhzgk ssab4 T~sagvIlIe
Ind -
1hs terms for YeI0x will Be $50 add fsr Morgan
Bl4skasEk So payable On the 1sf day Of JanH-
arys 1855. Breeders VIII have the privilege 81 ~
turning mares . said stations during tbs follow
ing seas1n. should thsy not prose IN foals but N
no case VIII aEy insurance whatever be grated,
Eor viii either Of szid stations he HerLaitts 20
render service under any crcuEnstznees Enfai the
owner or breeder stall have signed ce1traet IN
accordance with the absss terms.
Fer Pedigrsss and Descriptions address
nj sHESRY R0ARK. Agent for owners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
GROCERIES.


uAMs-Exira Cincinnati Sugar csred Hams
II 400 lbs, A II. A. COOKS.
nRfED BEKF-i,gp8 lbs Choice Hugar-C Cured.
~ ~ II. A. COOKS.
DEEF TONGUES do4an " ". Davss's "a.
- ira At H. A. COOKS
DIE FRufT, IN CLASSIC dozen Chafrirsi
i 10 aoxaa Gosseterria@
80 daEsH Raspi~rrfes.
10 d0sea carranss, a. u. A. COOKS.
uERRIsG-s5 keg. FTesh Holland Herring, Il
II II. A. COOK =.
GA0KED HkgRING-A l--seq boxes Psiae
- Herring, u II. 4. COOKS.
/ CoAP--loo boxes German and Palm soap. =
= II. A. COOKS.
I - - haif-b0xsa do. do.
- qnartsr-hoxsa do. do, At
I rTfoMkT0 CATsUP and pEPFERsAuCE.-
/ A 3 dareua assorted CsssHps
= aozsnas assorted PspFefseHce, AZ
/ boosted BYE and BAILEY
f II % barrels Roasted Rye:
10 barrels Roasted Barley, At
+ boosted coFFEg--la barrels Kosated Cofiee,
IL At A. COOKS.
/ WARRANTED coal OIIs--50 barrels Fpf.
/ w syth's Extra a Coal Oh, u
a - t1WA =
pIsEAPPLEs. ia cans Loo aozen extra PlBe.
{ 4 aHI'irs. ID cans, warranted !. Ct
/ Fl. A. COCKS.
! CARDIsEs -z.5so gaarier-bon~s p~ss trana
Io0o hslf.isxs- best irsna sardInss, ~
II A. COOKS.
i YANKEE KEGETABLEs-4s DOZEN i-poaHa
i eaas Frssh Lossfsfss
Is aorsa 2 pound eass Fresh IssbstsTs;
10 dozen 5-ponad FANS FreNs esIfnvHs
/ assea s-poaaa cans Frsah saimon
- dazan pints Piekiea Iobstars.
f - sfaTsn gusris pieklsd Lslsf-rs.
aaezem half-gaGtoas Picked Lohstars.
~ de2eu eaas kcho BaY Clans, e
/ "A. COOKS.
/ . BRLs. COARSE OATMEAL:
I > bfIs Wheat Farms;
7 seases Psasi sage;
case TapAeza, ~ n. A. COOKS.
/ (t0DRIsH.-3,59o lbs. Choice oosiash, a
- u. A. COOKS.
I DfCkLEs.-40 hrgs., TO Psekl.s each:
T I - hslf-hria Psekis4:
- leu gallon kegs do.
y Eve gallon kegs DO.
- dosen pinss dol
3 20 aoas quarts Do.
% do4sn half Kslions a.;
80 aorsn gssioaa d., f5r ssls BY
~ ~ t0Vh-
LsSGLTsH PICKLEs.-z9 dozens Chsp-c hsw;
Il 10 dozens GherkEns,
doxsss Caaiiaowrr.
, deems " hsfe Onions.
dozens PickalIlly:
dozsas Picked Wsanufs, - al from Gross a
BlaskwsIIs eelehrsssd Pickle and sauas uogss. -
Tor sale b. H. A. COOE
DUCKHHRAT FLOTE--za hrlz choice Beck
ID wheaf El0Hr. At IL A. COOKS
CPLTT PEAs.--I5 bTIs prims Split psAs, ~
. H. A. COOKS
+ DEARL BARLET.-I0 bFIs. Pearl Barley. q
l. II. A. COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
From Cincinnati.

CryclSxATl, April 1.-The Ohio Leg.
isIature adjourned yesterday.
The CommerciaJs Chattanooga dcs-
patch says Major-Generals Buell., Neg
ley, MeCook, Csiltenden, Newton and
Sykes and ten Brigadiers have been Or
dered TO report to General Sherman in
his position.
Buell. viii probably succeed SchoeGeld
in command Of the Army Of the Ohio.
Deserters report that Johnson is re-
inforcing Lee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
CnRFoRATIoN NOTICE.

0RDER FUN a EAEEN sIEH y IL
March III, I~eA.-And aow Is Is ksruhy or1red
and directed BY the Camznun Counesl ef1he City Of
Evansville thsf the owners Of all lots or paris 81
lots fronting on or adjoining ths southwest side 81
Sixth street, trom Main 10 Lecuzt Streets
In said City. Gauss the side walks thereon to be
brought 20 the proper grade. and that they cause
sidewalk Of class Ne. he laid down thereon
within thirty days from ths FaeIie@tson Of this
order.
A. PTAFTLIN, cfesk.
Clerks Ofsce March q. lisa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Have in Stock and arriving daily


Casks Trace Chains,
1900 lbs Log Chain,
IS dozen c. S. Planters Hoes,
so " Garden Hoes and Rakes,
90 e shevels and Spades,
80 4" Hay aud Manure Forks,
100 Scythe. Sneaths and Cradles,
loo Bleod's C. s. Grass, Graia and
Briar Seythes,
Is gross Seythe Stones,
50 dozen Hay RAkes,
IS 50 Sheep Shears,
90 Gotten Cards,
100 gross Knives and Forks,
500 dozen Pocket Knives,
100 gross Tea and Table Spoons,
so dozen Coffee Mills,
80 Meal Selves,
eco Curry Combs,
100 kegs Wheeling Nails,
$50 dozen Pad-Locks, German / American,
900 Door Locks aud Latehes,
lOoo gross American Screws,
loo dozen Shoe, Harse, Cloth and Scrub
Brushes,
$50 Tea and Counter Scales,
5 cases Hard Frame States,
tons Berea Griad Stones,
Door, Gate and Strap Hinges,
Boring Machines,
Carpenter Tools,
Cooper Tools-Barton's and Whites,
Ohio Tool Company Planes.
Cabinet Hardware,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Chain Pumps, &C, &C.
As most Of our goods were purchased f
CASH, before the lar Sc advance b
Hardware, we will offer them at tbs loves
possible rates.
JACOB sTRAUR SON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
CORPORATION NOTICE

oADER 70 EEPArR sIbA WAX.
March II. fS6s--An6 now Is il herety ordered
and directed BY the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts CT
lots. fronting On zGjeiniag the northeast side
Of Water street, trOn CheFry to Oak streets, in
said City, cause the Side walks thereon 70 De
repaired within thirty days frem the publiafion
Of this order.
A. PFAFFLIS. Clsrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

FTyHE coMM0scOUNCTL or THE CITY or
L Erznaville wfli receive sealed proposals On
or before April isss 1864, for extension 81
Cherry STREET Sewer from It's present terminus,
near Eighth STREET. 10 Tenth Street. % b con-
pletpd BY the 1ss day Of September. lssA
pian ana specifications may be ssen At
Council ChaEslar. A. PFAFFLIN. Casr
Clerks once March II, 1864. T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
CAVALRY HORSES.
MIILINERY STOCK.

I'VE HAVE NOW THE MOST COMPLETE
w stock Of Millinery ever brought to this
city, and which we Will ssli - cheap, a. whole
salevf retail. as any house In tlse West.
Our Trimming Department turns CUT WORK IN
Gliding Bleaching, shaping. and Altering 70 late
styles, that can not be surpassed any, here and
that at cheap prizes.
SCHAPKER + BUSTING.
A. and ~ Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

oRDEg TO KxFA1E SIDEWALKS.
March II, fS64.-And now IL Is hereby ordered
ard directed BY the Ccmmon Council Of the CITY
~ Exansvitia that this owners Of ali Iota or pswss
q lots, fronting or adjoining the west side Of
Nav street. from Ann 70 sixth ssE@ess in said
civ czuse the Sidewalks theresa . Be rsp4ired
within thirty days frun the puAlie2tioa Of this
order.
A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk.
Clerks oEce, March q, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
INTERNAL REVENUE.
United States Internal Revenue
Annual Taxes for 1854.


The attention Of taxpayers is hereby called 10
the provisions Of the Usited States Excise Law
relative 10 the assessment Of annual taxes.
BY the sixth section of the set Of jelly l, lsss,
1t Is maas the duty Of all persons, partnerships.
firms, associations, or corporations, made hssie
to annual duty. license, or tax, on Oh nkFeRE THE
EfRSr MONDAY oY 9AY IN EACH YEAE, TO make .
list or return To the Assistant Assessor OF she
District where located Of the amount Of annual
income, the articles or objects charged with
special tax aud the business or occupation liable
to pay any license. #asFsA
avery person who shall fail TO make such return
By the day specified win be liable be assessed by
Z the Assessor according 10 the best information
which he can obtain and In such case tse Assessor
Is required to sdd iify per centuu to the amount
! Of the items Of such list
/ Every person who shan deliver 10 an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list statement with in
/ tent to evaae the valuation or enumeration re-
qaired lev law, IS subject to = ine of five hundred
dollars; aud in such the list will he made
/ cut by the Assessor Assistant Assessor and
/ from the valuation and Enumeration SO made there
can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for
licenses, will not be demanded until the thirteth
day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make re,
turn. and all necessary information, viii be fur
nished by Il. S. Hernhrook, Assistant Assessor
Tor the 9Th Division, TO whom the returns should
Dc delivered en- or before tho nrst Monday OF May,
at his efaee in Evansville. - =
J. C. HUTCHINSON,
U. s. Assessor, LIST District.
Nineennes, Feb. Is, 1854 aMEe
OFFICE in Jagness rrsnchss stsse. No. 10
FIRST StFeet- ofioe-hoars, to L., A. n. : 2 10 5,
AeF-S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
CORPORATION NOTICE.

oRRga FOB FLANK sspK SAFx.
March IL ls64.-And now il l. hsrphy ordered and
dirpctsd b. the common council u the city Of Ey
ansnille that ha Of all lots parts Of bots
fronting on or adjoining the west side 81
Leet street, from Csatre 10 Second STREETS. in
said city ths side walks thereon TO he brought
to the proper grade, and that they = side
walk Of Class No 2 to h laid down thsFpon wiflx-
In thirty DAYS from the publication Of this order
A. PFAFFLfN, Clerk
s1an~k.. nsFssa Marrfs a fssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

oKnER roa PLANK SIDE wAlk.
March Is. Ts6s s--An nd new il Ia herehy ordered
and alsected by TIE Common Cannesl Of tbs City OF
kxansstis that tbs owners OF All lota or parts 81
lots. Treating GA or adjoining the west side
Lest street, from High 20 Centre streets
IN said City, cause the sidewalks th,'rvon 70 L.
brought to the proper grade and that they cause q
side walk Of Class Nc. ?. to BE- laid down thereon
withln shirty days from the publication x this
order.
A. PFAFFLIS, Clark.
Cierkts Office March 81 legt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
INTERNAL REVENUE.


To All whom It may Concern.
Voc ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
1 yeur isseme, applications for L. s. Lscsazx
Sirer Plate, bsggiss, tsrrtgss aHR Sprsag rsAiiss
II aas kaa rAatrer, al Slaughtered Aaiasais. ~.
'aes ef sale SO, mBst b rsfrsed on b. before a.
ire ~ Mae. 1854 .NA
Section imposes penalty Of FIVE urspREn
DOLLARS for delivering false fraudulent list.
Section 10 requires the return 10 be furnished
to the Assistant Assessor within TEN nAYs from
date 81 this notice.
Section II impascs a Pe2alfy Of rfFrr per cen.
tum On he amount ef tax, aud a forfeiture u
eSE HUNDRED DOLLARS for neglect or refusal IL
furnish the required lists.
Ofiice open from 3 to Il A m. 2 tc 5PM
r. :. HoRNBRO0K
Assistant Assessor yanderburgh County.
marS0 std INV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
lime FOR SAFE,

4 BOAT Of FRESH LINE lust arrived and for
n sale at the landing. cheaper than in stores.
Call early and leave orders. Boat lies at lower
edge Of City Wharf
aprl DIT J. 6. SHACkELFoRp.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

clerks onace. March 81, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

Ntneennes, Feb. Is, 1851 a@e4
OFFICE in Jsqness & rrenoh's store. No 10
First Sfrest- oaioe-hoars, 2 to Il, A. NJ TO 5,
r marc
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-15
sHERMAN's ARMY BEFORE SAVANNAH.

The Richmond papers of Tuesday report Gen. Sher-
mans army to be within five miles of the city of Savannah
and preparing for battle The Richmond Dispatch of that
day says;
Sherman is near Savannah, probably not five miles
distant. He has not yet made an attack. II is still
doubtful whether he will do OF make for the coast
southeast of the city 1t is very certain he has not yet
opened communication with the coast, though he may do
so very soon"
In postscript, giving later news the Dispatch says
A teegraphic despatch from below Charleston states
that Sherman ia line of battle, Eve will not say
where,) confronted by strong Confederate force"
Another paper states that there has been direct
muncaon with Savannah for several days. aud supposes
the wires have been cut between that place aud
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th instant says:
"Our position at Savannah is considered difficult as
involving the necessity of protecting the city and
ten miles of the Savannah and Charleston railroad Since
leaving Mllen Sherman has been telling timber and other
wise obstructing the road, to protect his rear"