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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

DKCMATIoH CT YiSKEE RIGNESTs-The New York
News of the 18Th, in its column Of Local Military Ma
ers" gives interesting facts relative to the re-
turning New YcrkIegiments, which we subjoiu
The Ninth Regiment ~ Y. s. ~ G.-This reg
has pIrtoI ated In Amos every battle that has occ IL
red in Virginia, as vel as those in Maryland (Gstys-
bure) PennsJ lTania. y. :.
Few regiments have suffered to the ex'ent of the
"N NTH" it havug come back to New York with scarce
y corporars lard go to speak, of The splendid ma
tersl and full ranks it took away three years ago
out OF the bloody slaughter Of the Wilderness with
only fifteen men and four officers At one time the
regiment numbered twelve hundred NEE, including
bsItey of two huired men, which latter force was re
cruited subsequent TO the departure of the regiment for
the seat OF A. the memorable battle of Antietam
it numbered only two hundred men and few out in
Minnesota under Major General John Pope Some time
ago its thinned ranks were filed up 10 nine hundred
mea, since which period it has been known as the SO
Regiment n. Y. g. Volunteers, although the old mem
bars would never acknowledge any other name than
their old one the ninth"
The Thirty Ninth (Gari6aldi Guards Regiment N.
Y S V-This regiment is composed OF foreigners
They went to the war with Overt ,wpg ranks and now
barely'a hundred with uttered banners emaciated
forms II carrsges, and many limbless too come back
to their homes-a cad difference in thre short wears
Blu. they were kindly met, and seemed highly please
at the GIT OF tho old metropolis.
The FortyJfrst de KaIb) Regiment, NJ y S. "
This Regiment h oWn as the "Ds Kalb Regiment
which was recruited in this city, is ex oectsd TO arrv
home in few "a, p'obiby this week, as their tern
OF service will expire 10 day two The regimenti
composed of Geimlrs, aud tteir oouutrymen are ma
king arrangements TO give them reception. The reei
ment LEFT the city thes years since thousand an6
forty rong out Of which ore hundred and fifty only
are expected TO reiuro.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

NEw YoRK GoLD MARKET.-The efforts made to keep
down the price Of gold In New York fairly exhibited
in the following extract from financial report In late
copy of the New York News:
The market opened at 1873. and an unususl sffmt tc
deprets Il was soon sppsre't The BUYERS Of course
ever anxious to get tho price down, hulg back and
rumors came thick and FAST The eternal "foreign loan
that ha, been harped upon for two years. babbed
about and used with most effect by the Secretary =
The 'god bill" to be passed to-day. Mr. Chase was
to make "new raid and hundred rumors, each more
snseless than the other. was fred of at the market
until one wiseacre stupid enough for Times reporter
and brilliant as Howard mounted the rostrum and read
private despatch that Gen. Lee was dead This drew
round OF applause similarly to that with which the
audience in Peter Simple greeted the news that 'the
devils dead and bell full Of cold wa'er.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM OUR SOLDIERS

To ~ Editor Of the Wig:
Mention has been made in your aud other journals Of
contributions of rAions By many regiments of our gall
LIANT army to the poor of Richmond. The boys are will
ing whenever they hear of suffering to divide their last
cracker" with the Vshy sufferers, and you have only
TO mention case of distress to have 1t alevated.
The Provost Guard of Pcket'S Division, Lieutenant
GO-sett commandinr, gave days ratOnsto Mrs. Bas-
ket worthy lady who hai bsen rObbsd by the vAndsl
foe of all she possessed, and willing tV do the like
sgAin.
Toe army is in good spirits, and have no fears Of u
S. Grsut and his minions. SPERE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
DIED.

Atsuusst on Tuesday, June 2sh in siansy OSCAR HAM1L
TON youngest Of David andL Czharae shaw AIRED
and month"; BIZ
Departed this life, the 29h inst, cArHRRInE BOON
GREANER wife OF Capt John H. GresneE, Ia the 84 Of
her age
Her relatives and friends Of the family
ved attend her funeral C3oh Inst at four
o'clock from her late residences Of Broad and fwenueh
Streets
kH- Baltimore pspers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

BRIe. GEN. LEyYERrs.-A telegram from Albany
says:
Colonel Marshall Lsfsrta, late Commander Of the
Seventh New York Regiment National Guard, has been
appointed Brigadier General by Governor Seymour
We understand that his new command is TO be the
Twent Brigade, but 1t is not yet known wheh
or his assignment Is to duty in the neld in the State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0SyIcE or THE ASSURANCES 10. OF ras STATE OF Va,
Richmond, Jane "a, 1864. 4
T,HE Directors of this Company have de-
- csred viiend of per cent, payable and after
the LIST OF sly next.
OompsnY by 5ockhol es The stock will therefore
not be ri BY the jest OF taxation.
ie25-d7t WM. II. CHRISTIAN, secy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
DIVIDEND.

THR President and Directors of the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia. have declared dividend Of four and one
fOu per cent bonus OF garter per cent payable
the State leaving u per cent socxhodsrs
" Stockholders are reminded the oonfederste States
Tax agains the CorCorsn and that tneV pay no
: Jssi-iot J A. SNIFF, Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
DI I'D e N d.

~ DIVIDEND.
THE President and Directors of the Bank
Il Of vi gna have declared dividend Of four quarter
per for the last SIX months subject deducon Of
per cert bonus ID the State leaving four pr cent net Tor
two dollars and eighty cents pee share payable TO the stock
holders and after the 9th in The tar TO the Coederae
Cove VIII Re paid BY and by tho scckhod
the stock viii therefore vea In BY them TO the as
SCISSOR, subject OF taxation
je24 -dt1stJy. WI r. TAYLOR Cashier.
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Dividend.

THE President and Directors of the Exchange
l. Bank OF vrg Richmond, have declared seDi an
dividend Of ~ per cent? subject deduction Of per
cent. bonus. ~ ~ WP. sfkOfhkk,
i. Ie00. d2y Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
Dividend.

-T'HE President and directors of the Bank of
the Commonwealth declared dividend Of 10 per cent
net 20 stokhodsrs which will be pail to them and ser the
lst July
will be paid by the Bank aud not by themselves.
je2T-iOt J b MORTON, Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

NOTICE-There was committed to the iail
In Of smyth County, on the day Of April 1884, ns,r
boy who calls himself HENRY aud he belongs 10 VIM "a
rick Buford County, North Carolina Said boy very bscL
and stouy built and had committed 20 jail 49,
jean. s,s s.ss s'l'''''' and pants JOHN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

WANTED
first class Charcoal Buroer competent to manage
large coslng, get good sltuatol near Richmond
Apply at W, shsm Furnace Mira and Mining Bureau
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

EB INFORMATION WANTED OF PRIVATE y.
z. HADEN, Company 9TH Va Regiment Cavalry, who has
been missing the eight Of May the sh spoylvsn
o. H., supposed 10 be prssner In The enemy lines
J. n. HADEN.
je9-8lsv2w Hadensylle, Goochland County, Va "a
a. Northern papers please copy. ssza
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

FIVE DOLLAR NOTES WANTED.
EOk Dozen French Calf Sklns.
IL SLAUGHTER CO.
js2O-es 100 Main S.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
FINE OLD BRANDIEs.

A FEW DemIiohns Fine Old Hennessey and
"A Masee Brande pure article fOr sale, 10 lots 70 salt
pI ieSl.eodst 2dl KsSr, PAINE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
AHoFHRR AccoUN

Another correspondent of the Herald writes:
When the principal forts in the outer line OF works
were taken it supposed that We woulo be in
session of the city but the rebels have be pourDg
IN reinforcements in great numbers from North and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

T OST BONDS
IL Notice Is hereby given that application win
the renewal Confederate per bonds No. Co.
for Ga 0o, and No. o0s for 800, los. 10 April last
je29-N6s Gk0. Y. BRUMLEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30

Under the caption "sba Washington become q Lsxt.
rso p the Chronicle gives an article which we are
not at all surprised to see. The sanitary condition of
that place must be anything else but encouraging at
present as may well be inferred from the following:
We need no physicians 10 tell us that Washington il
at present 10 condition bordering upon epidemic, or
rather, endemic dlse4se Toe sum il upon US with
heat which viii increase rather than diminish Our
hospitals are oveiho wing with diseaIed life. canal
in our Frox nifty /. dragging along is slugg sd length.
teeming with rrurient flth. Tie city is overcrowIed
and lrssh arrivals Of all casseJ and conditions OF peg
pie are necessarily rtc)rded at the various hotels aud
clearinghouse. Our vide streets aud our narrow
alleys are among he dirtiest on the c,ntineit The
drainage of the city is imperfect Those who have
charge of its sanitary condition bays urgen IL been
called upon. The habit OF life in Washing on il not
most conducive to health. The eyes of any senst L.
man see tina. We are all Seehing and sweerng to-
gethsr ia sphere mp:egaated VITA malignant disease
The question: what ia to be d)nef Is second to that
of Who s TO do itr Fa3ciedly secure Ia the pres
ent we, like the ostrich to imagine our vi ole BODY
SAFE mainly beclrse our eyes blinded by the salds
in which We have hidden our heads.
Take the history OF tho world in regard to epidemic
and endemic diseases and /. will be found that their
pedsposiDg causes are essentially ths "a ne re
rgor nature causes violence aud progress, of ancient
pestilence and OF modern plague fer from each other
only the inevitable Grange which time e cts eau es
them TO fer. TIE nvaluabls experiences of the INST
reiterates lesson of wisdom which the present doc not
heed The cholera Of India tia coast feyers OF West
Africa and Central America; the dysenteries OF the
E,s; Indies; the yellow fever of tue South United
Stases; the intermittent fevers OF her many districts
dwestera portion arise from the same kind Of CAUSE.
Proper light, proper sr, proper wa.e,, tbs main
preventyes OF al. HlveWe either OF these here in
Washing too! Nay, does it not seem. IS though
the approach Of disease was invited by a per-
vtrted ingenuity that busted itself In not doing what
il ought 70 doi We ale the very fArthes! from a
disposition to tx;ite false alarm; would write
one word to purpo elsssly tempsra
ment VIII Oh meets half way the dsnger appreheads.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-30
INV RICHMOND THEATRE,

EXTREMES OF ENGLISH sOOIErYl
ICE WATER.
The patrons Of the Dress Circle will dad LARGE magnificent
silver cooler Of ZOE wArER 10 The RECEPTION R0O es Of
charge.
NorroL-BoI ONCE open from sX A. NJ TO 6P NJ when ssA
may be secured.
OPENING open at ~ O'Clock Per-
Torrance to commence at 81 preciEey jes0-lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

e NEw YoRK, January 12-The Tfib-
anSs Morris Island correspondent says
the rebels have in Charleston two iron
clad Steamers limitations of the new
Ironsides and Dunderberg. ~ --ssen
~. Charleston takes fire and burns apace
from the effect of the Commandment.
The fires always spread and burn hours
Ut time Last Sunday they burned
eight houses isns az, r.. ~ 81
-. In one mass of Instructions hauled
away from the beach Of Morris Island
;, are eighteen bars Of iron rails. The OBJ
struetions having been removed By natu-
raj causes, nothing now prevents the
taking Of Charleston, when the Admiral
oiwills it 7g - s5t = o. 80 /. s 81
- In 3 postscript the correspondent adds
The rebels have three iron-clads build
ing at Charleston. Two Of them are on
the Dunderberg plan a1i1
On January LIST the United States
steamer Nipsic destroyed schooner la
den with turpentine at MunilP s Inlet
sixty miles north of Charleston. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
From New York.

a Destructive Fire-Loss, 100000
Brutal Prize Fight Republican
Caucus Decide to Revive the Conn
mittee on the Conduct OF the War
Greek-Fire Shells Improved-gmall
Draft Gunboats for Admiral Farra-
Eut-Sundry Items.II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
SEEMING MACHINES !

;sfs57-7=7.s. - -, !. {.
Il 4 AZ. SELMA \ dHAYING FITTED UP AN
Il Office, No. IS Main Street, will keep, as here
tofOrc, good assortment of Wheeler 4 Wilson's
ard Singers Swing Machines and Needles, Silk
Thread and Oh, and everything that is connected
with the business, and viii repair all kind Of Sew
ing Machines aud put on now improvemenfs- ~
3 iva sion stlI II NJ SEBBHAN .sEe'f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
Id ETnEaIs fRnIlp ~
Toiw COTTON. DEALERS.

E-TFIl7 ffTF - 1TT7-77-7EI =
OFFICE or SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT,
hnG FIBsT AGENCY u. s. TRsAsJKr D1.f,r, oe 20
Cincinnati, December 30, 1853. j
T1Y CONSENT or OGE NE,RA 6 GRASiFl AND
ID Army Corps District COmzsandars in his d.
partIneft and m 1IuTsuance Of instructions from
the Secretary of the Treasury, autheritYwiH be
given TO all proper persons, to purchase the pro-
ducts Of States in isurrection al al qIssees in Ibis
agency within the lines of National military oeeu-
patton. -'--s-..----
Application fnr such antheritiss can lo.Ieade to
any Assistant Special Agent In tlicE irst genry,
or at this efice. % .S&9 q E9zRJ snroe ~ lnI
Parties receiving authorities will he required TO
give sbona, tssitli tko suflce5ls 1stearit#ss con
ditioned for their Observance of az regulafiopS,
fIiIes and military orders, in for The atIieiit D
all Gevernmentise s al.. iaxsSSs;a q,Jl2gsia
8Saperyisins Fl riaI Assnti Freassdis In7Bisf
gll appG siilgf esas ynsqAoD 'nosIa) iqa0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
From New York.

Late from Charlsston--Ths City on
Fire CONFERENCE.-The Rebels have
two Observation-Disclosures tn the
AZ Harb0r Washed Away-A Blse kade
Runner Destroyed b .flsi. b tnasa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
Hair PreserYer.

A =. AETICoLE'S WORLD RENOWNED
IA Hair Preservsr, which is the best prepara-
tft,n in use fer preserving and beautifyiag the
n Erl OF Uiliee the genuine can only DO fonnd at
SCHLAEPB ER'S Drug Store,
szsa Corner II ain and Second Streeis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
az EXECUTORS sAI,Tasi.so.

= ISL ~ ~
.Exec1tor,,s Sale ocG Reala,Estate.
TIVE pSpEESIfNED EXECUTOR oF THE
Iyiast5WIllti''i DISHONEST of Samuel Ifah, iat
Sf thc s0T pT iSsB - rs sasS &
last WIZ en4 Testap;ptIaaa q lpn order n the
Court Of Common, III as !nia4e at the November
Term 1853 ,v;if expose tot pHic sale al sac tSUsi
Iiogs doer, iP the city efsi;yasyIls ip the eoHl
ty OF Vanaeritii gh, in'tlit@Sttts'f Iud'afif, on
fas' wEnSE STAY ,'sIstas HitisY sifntldssigao
as g. R,Ggf !it, 9 ~ se F
ansvilss iaf nd eoants ef Va 'klarbfr=h, ts-hit.
Thu undivided one Lplf o. out Lot No. = in Shi
subdivision of toe 3lareIAs' ST atrtrEo ftcsso
No. -. in township No. q, south, gaR.e No. 10
west, containing 7jI00th scles ami, sssA s.a'
k1G III ala b5fat 4 I aorlbTcssf cSrnei
Of sal ept i2tD ytng neFiA sintire Asahaeh ana
sEri' f2nh. continuing one liaif acre e.
Is 4-l2 feet front on First s;io@iEiy 10 Ret
being part Of Lot Us er TIL Old lan OF the cir Of
Ev Sfsf5sla, a<snati9 o,fFit' street twhity feel
iheide 70 81 isy tIe5a II iIs f.et 'i toa'sr
Mac street. alld thence toibe5pasinniReIWt TD5
Part of lot NJ Id Of the oil laa =. ths city
of esvilie, bfiIi; so 1eet v Mia street ana
running back eighty feet more or less 10 tlf lue
of the brick block of offices X III /. ont % TfIfd
street being artsof the southerly rqHarter Of the
Public sqosfe,s- that IS, the corner part Of said
4 sixty-fouir FEET more or less npon Third street
by b6 feet deep Being the s0,tth eastefIt part 81
| the soItherly quarter of tho Public Square, aud
fboinS theaNssole Of the premises known as Halls
| Block, on Third street of So u eityrfHee4a rfss5
Part of Lot No. 60 of the Old plan Of tho city OF
Evansville, bsing50 feet by rs feet on d1fe north
east or alley end of said Lot.
los Bart of Botilyuu I69 of .tIe Donation Eniarge-
ment of thecity of Evansville being fifty feet iby
sevefi Te-feet on the southwest or alley end d
sag T Block NTH No n Goad Jas bs In
Lot No. 25 in said Block No. l. in said En-;
largement.Vs bnB beIb1ua 1nof ,bneaDuEl
., Lot no, % in said BlgGk 10 IA in said En-
Lot No, 2. in. sai4 Ploskl 10 l,aipbsnidj Eoi
Lot No % in said Block Eamgafno saidiEh
5LOtNo,is in Block No. 8, IN si6eRHdll'ii'tf En-
lRrgenont of said city. p
Lot Ne: II in said Block sEo,ns, FiPi Eaid En-
5L6tiEo is. in said Rlock lSo.ns; lin said En-
Lois Nos: I; s.4 80. 81, 81 81. 81, IS, Sc. 81
SO, 3d. 80, o.. o. 81, 81 %, 06, o. o. 3d. 100 101
of Evansville 81 I'LL d
CITERhS fsfA -skIA.c refft of ty5esi W months
WILDE given. on pne-h alfor tho purchase! money
and of two years on the other lialf, on the pur.
chasers executing notes with approved security
Bearing Intersection date and ssaivins relief from
valuation OF. appraisemept lasEs lands also ike
cutting a mortgage over the property sold tosse-
cure the payment of saidnotes:
g6, - b E........- HOLM. B.aHAIsL, Executor
ALEX G. DONALD, Atty.
u NElsOS' raaa9-T . dss9-'a'
NTOTfoE-Thc. undersisilai Exetato4rg9 IF thc
in last VIII and Testament OF Sainuei Hail. de
ceased, will offer for public salcat the Court Hous,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
DRUGS, &c.
Arctic Lation.

a RoTIO LATI0E-A SURE CURE FOR
"A Frost Bites. Manufactured and for sale only
- GcHLARPFER'S Drug Store,
go Corner Main and Second Streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
'HARDWiIAsREI.''..
HARDWARE AT LOW PRICE

Q
7--TT-7-T-7s- u T---777-T-T-
HARDWARE AT LOW PRICES.
Meat Cutters and Sausage STUFF Il 'ss'''0
fers; .i-''eo gri-q eAt - - .s't ysAsls'HA
t,iss ada foT afsrssE rl-zsal 81 issFs1 81 wou
Patent Meat Cutters and STUFF, Il ys.,s.Eg nj
fers, lcombined)i p,,.s.g Al 4 IL s.,ui
Axes, Lippincott's, Whites - 20 's.h
and Taneyck's;s Gnttsis1i-ig 1daulsv sidf
y!iss.1sa IssI 81 s.egr- nviiqIsF- 81 .gIisasE
Axe Handles and Wedges ;silpss sibHA at y /
7ei.l4qo7q .dIzwgxRun i Z Szs
Wood, Hand and Ripping Saws X
m of Spear lands Jackson, sDiss-gf siss a.
to- tons, ,'i and s'Af''' IA j" 4 -
Gross Cut SAVE, common and .-.-,--,-.- ---,s.
Y patent st4i%a 90 Hftfi ~ = A@-
d,Iiyli = g
MIN Saws, 'IowIand's. sc.;;Sa % III
bon rsaH- odE E3a Cd Je4 JE tVteaAf
Butcher 81 Filesg Ghisels sahdg ilide'k slsIlSS
AHzorsjT .saii smaa sss "a sidg " ~ ~
Table 'Pa S'iAs' ss's.s'' ~. e. y
bqolsfas basssIbbs bisa-is9q ba.sotIsCsa
Tea and Table spoeriss tad - q 8 = e slsais
,.psT ,HIAEFk.E igIIkBT EE< ~
Tea and Counter Scales BAD l. = va
i'si.-hs'ii -aI1AH !aY ra : q AAa
,,,..., s...s' : '' * :: ~
No sI5DiIsa hHD ,slITE - T1f
Cleavers and Choppers; sd
Z .,sa.sl-ts4li.q i "a ll4B esg bs p
Molasscs Gatesa and Cedar f.inz1 rg4a 5oir1 Y
Gets; - tx - -
Hay and Straw niass;,si 'eisi z sis e;
Us yiHshf - rvtifeSIY deer s214 ~ tfik gass1'
Grain and Coal shorcls; saisl lua-letEi 1sisss
lIIW barvis e sIiaasD sGF sd haeT 70 ~ Ezz;
shOyels and aspades;a .a0IzHJ h g q -tsS
70 ti.s lshioya e bise i 81 s1oliai
Chains-Log, Trace and Halter;i ~ rsesHaa
se..Is, fa7'5 T''''r am M . E re- So
selves and Rat Tfapsa sui = t4a
fai..4 bss vs1 -.ss.rs4s l41z - 9 Ri ~
Brushes and Curry CONS isor ai- I'd -
Door Locks, Hinges AMI Screws -st q
ma ll - Itf4 ~tAA fla 4tA sAAAf- = AAit
Chain Pumps; -'dqi-A-'iaq .aoi4 .ieos.g b'.~es
Ohio Tool 60 bb,,B.. sn,;z o29
e. 4ru 9 ] Hq9OpsiaOT9Ia aeAH II
p....,,. c,sa,,ss m -. -. gsiaosah size
barton ass cooper i S. s'orH 5sx 4 ,llsn
1,.,l,.ss. s,s.,z.lzS. ssss - ztalE xass9 sz2tl
oa0'Ae' h"ru ware slsa 40 uo4 ii 81 IsfSl
sboveis Topvs and stant,s,.sK sli e4o.ssr EFivl
.rsiisII ia $3.50 i 8. =! * TiEvs
o., r, Ga. .nu1baaa a.oqSsr fEfvi
''''' b ~ ' S'sss asvs-ssoiisz1 Is isis
For sale bvsoia baa faog 4saE II 60 ~ r
,o.Irygan s,r, ~, ,oI,,as4 av1saSsq rIivl
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
NEW SONG.

THE SOLDIERS ORPHAN BRIDEt-A new
Song. Words by Mrs. H. Plout; Music by
Prof Chas. Matthias, of this city. Price 80 cts.
kfailed upon receipt Of market price.
This song is worthy of great run, as the words
are good and the music beautiful, the harmony
unexceptiCnable, proving the author master of
thorough bass Prof. Matthias Is an iinas Stunning
musician of the first class, and his excal toni-
positions should be encouraged byevsryi one in
terested in the art of music "N-'H ~
WARREN & CONYNGTON,a5E
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
SADDLERY.
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'TI4nH. uKDEf.SfeNEbf FIRM TIAvL re-
L L smesedf heir Sad Hery fostabli L tpsths
Corner OF Main and Second Street, Ia the room c.
csFiesi BY fred ErG1e, deeeaBeek 6 = ea1sis7o2
na CssW 0LE2 Il, J. > KR0EPS0H,
g.. islAEFEAeTuE s;Rs oF.AED pRALEHs IN riff
Sa ddless ,asEIarness9
j. COLLARS, &C., &c., ri
Main Street, Corr Second,
7ladStere formerly occupied by Erred rene.)i
&c an orders attended to with dispatch. Work
warrGH4ciiA sIpas Ensiblt el1 1oov15-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
WASHINGTON Items,

Bill to Authertze the Appointments
of q Lieufenant General tn ~.
tFodueed.
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NEW YoREt dam l2=The Tribune's
dispatch says the House Military Com.
mittee=wi:i,-xitiIiu q day or two, report
Washburne's blu ah thorziag the Pfesi-
dent to appoint lieutenant General
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL,
1SisIsinss against the estate OF ~ W. Foster,
dscesed, shoald be presented for settlement with
In thirty days from date. aSs-li- 12a
80 GEO FOSTERY an eH+
tAHT-In -iilo JEo. w. FOSTER, Executors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-13

NToTfoE-Tho. undersisfei ExesatoarQs Of the
IN last VIII and Testament OF Ssinuef Hall, de-
ceased will offer for public salcat the Court House
door, IN the eityof Evansville on fine I3tA day of
JANUARY, 1864. 1S5 shares of the Capital Stock of
the Evansville Insurance Company. gal y
: Terms Of sale, CASH. :.
5sAIEx. G. DONALD, Atty. - vaI sdae9-tds