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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
More Bloody RlOtlng.

The Parke County Republican gives
the following account of what appears
to have been another Of those neighbor-
hood political riots which have, since the
war broke out, been so frequent In Dem
oeraiie quarlers They rarsly or never
occur in Union districts. This seems to
have been somewhat mixed up with
murder for pastime:
We learn from reliable source that
an attempt, dark and damuable, was
made Monday night 10 murder George
Lay, citizen of Howard township, in
this county, by band of armed men,
numbering some twenty-five or thirty,
We give below the particulars as related
10 Us The baud of vi llains FIRST made
their appearance about IL o'clock at
night, at the house of man by the name
OF Low, a neighhor of Lay, where they
pretented TO be hunting deserter BY
the name Of Phipps They then placed
guard around the house of Low, and
told him If he showed his head outside
Of his house that night he would get
ball IN il Having thus prevented Low
from rendering assistance TO his neigh
Dor, they proceeded to the house of Lay
aud demanded entrance, saying that they
were searching for stolen goods Lay
refused to admit them, saying that be
had no such goods, that that was rot
the time for twenty or thirty men to
make such demand, but il they want
ed anything to eat, to 60 to the apple
house and help themselves
They then told him that they did not
wish anything 20 eat, but 10 open the
door or they would break it down. He
still refused to admit them, when they
took rail aud burst the door in. They
then made rush but were confronted at
the door BY Mr.. l.. armed with q corn
knife. They still endeayored to gain an
entrance when he struck the foremost Of
the baud on the head or neck with the
knife. Some one of the party then gave
the order 10 shoot, when some ten or
fifteen shots were fred, two Of which
struck Mr.. Lay, one passing through his
arm and lodging in his breast, the other
in the groin, inhcsing da ngeroas wound.
! The party then proceeded q short dis
taLce from the house where they had
hitched their horses previous to the at
tack. From the blood on the ground st
| this point,it is thought the wound infiict.
I ed bv the knife on one of the Williams
will probably prove fatal, the quantity
and color Of the blood indicatingth the sew
erapee OF an artery. The party made
of in northern direction and crossed
Sugar Creek at Fishers ford, to which
place they were tracked. We understand
that some two or three of the party are
known, but we have been unable to learn
! their names.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
OFFICIAL


LETTERS EEMATgTNG UxCLAIMED =
c ae Pass-pare Is Ev3nsviile. state Of dudiAna.
1ffh Gag o. April, ISL
ES- fs obtsia any Of y sza letters, The aPsli-
ezus mast sail for = zsrsTsised Esasrs. give the
LAP OF thls LIST asd pay ens o<af for AasrrtisiEE
So II net called ar stkin e4ss nsssfA. they vii
b . at to the D a3-Iettsr 0f5ce.
fkEE DELIVERY Jf letters b. carysers, AZ ths
r0selres u 0wnera (ia the larger eifiesi, may Be
Sk1l ED ~ ohzesvlag sae s0li9ving RULES :
l. DiEkCf hettsrs plainly - the street and
nurah@rs - veil - the Fost-ofizes and state.
= HEAD letters With the writer's Pof-elset
4nd sat. ssnsef AID ssasber. sign them rial1ls
sta fan hare. sad iesosst tn4t answers b
dirtStsd accordiaglv.
:. Letters % siK4ngrrs or trsasiezf visitors In
. tOwu or cify. whQs= special aA1rrss nay - nm
kBowu- sAcnid he ra@rked. IL the lower left bard
sorner, with tie sori - Tr4hss AZ
&. E4acs ths F9ssage-s<aaP a. tAe HpPT rskt-
lad c0raers All l,srs spsss between the sfzEip
and direction far ros asrrtiag sithout interior
lEE xita Ehs writisx-
NIB a RIOT EST for the RETURN q let
ter - the wrissF. II nncfNimed within thirty days
sr less, wr3ffsu o. IEiafsa wifh the writer's sane
gast- atSce, and Ssa1s. 2erUss tbs hff-k4nd ead q
tie enveiope. 90 the face side. wffi BE- eonpiiee
With a. The usual prepaid r4is Of postage, payAf.
when the letter = Delivered 70 The xEifsr.-Sse
p Law Of ISIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

MovEMssrs OF JAKE BESsErr. IRON
gentlemen directly from Kentucky we
learn that Bennett aud bis band ofhorse-
thieves were making their way towards
Union County as is supposed, to again
try their luck with steamboats, on the
Ohio.
We have learned since, from tolera-
bly, direct source, that they spent Sun
day at Cairo, ia Henderson County.
When Bennett was at Slaughiersyille,
word was cent to jacksonville to the
military, informing them of the presence
of the robbers, and small company OF
cavalry was at once started out TO look for
them. A company of militia we're alec
started out, but there arose Disagree
ment between the two companies as to
which should take the lead in the pur-
suit The horses of the cavalry, which
had just returned from a scout, were
worn out, aud the officer in command
was expected to press horses for the
service. Bennett was stealing horses as
he proceeded. 1t seems almost ineredi-
Bile that a band of p or 80 cat-throat.
should be permitted TO roam with impu-
nifty through the counties of Union,
Henderson and Hopkins, We hope the
movements which we hear Of being sci
on foot win prove eliieacious in Kidding
the border and the world of the presence
of the seonndrels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
The Battle Of pleasant HUI.

From an editorial articir in the New
Orleans Era OF the 10Th. We learn that
sympathizers and CopperheAos were in
that portion Of the country, industri0ns-
" circulating the lie that Basks was at
terry routed, and his lFoopa hopeleSaly
demOralized. From persons or boats
from below We learned the same thing
The same hatred Of the Union and the
cause Of the people that dictated the
Islander in Louisiana, vas no less aetiye
yesterday ia this city. The accuracy Of
the news Published in The Baiietia from
the New Orleans Era, was boldly denied
When ST. Louis papers came IN, the tel
egraphie account they gave vas pressed
into the service Of comforting Copper
heads and semi-seeesh, - veil as avow-
ed rebels, BY tor,uring intp q eoutradic-
ton Of the grand and glorious fact that
General Banks and BIS gallant army
have won the victory = one of the hard
est fought aud most obstiuately contest
Cd fields of the whole war;.
A comparison will show the honest
doubter that, while the telegram in the
St Louis paper, which is a mere rehash
W e0AAa Nt&EaF0uAGHtt4 ANNcAFFA - -
Chicago paper, gave only hurried ae-
count Of the battles Of Thursday and
Friday. The account We pabhshed related
the occurrences of Saturday and Sunday,
conelusively showing that the victory
rested with Banks, aud that the army Of
the rebels reiterated towards Mansfield.
Thanks toa kind Providence, the cam
paign of 1864 opens with brilliant vic
tory, won by vaior and profound stfa-
tegy from confident and boasting foe.
That Banks has performed .thes oue great
blow necessary to free West Louis ana,
and open the vast regions Of Texas, there
can be no doubt, for, while the rebel
force can be but slightly REINFORCED.
Steele and tho brave GeHerals With him,
having occupied Camden. were on their
way 70 him. To ihe tidings of the victo-
~ OF Pleasant Hills would be added The
glorious news Of : csnqueriug march
through Southwestern Arkansas With
renewed courage the heroes, flushed with
victory, viii march on Shreveport, aud
cnee more vast Territory will be sever
ed from rebel hands.-N Memphis Bai.
ieSiR, I'D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
RARE CHANCE!
vsry vaia.s,s Properly and Da.I


ness For sale.
IIAYIHG In contemplation Femoysi 10 Gin
Il cinnati. oasF fsr sals. on aacssdingiy easy
terms, the Believing very desirable aud valuable
TIE large tuo.sfsry brick mstai.roof warehsuss
With Ice House attach bed situated on the corner d
Lozust street and the tanai. beiag Let zt3, Dona-
tian Enlargsfasnis IoHltt iest We would also cell
With the prstsises the Furniture, fixtures, Be-
iEeiuding SAT-, Drsks. Counters, Trucks. Scales,
TarPsuilus, Sc. -, being everything nseded for
a Gfoosry pfsines o. Cemmlssien business. also
ths gosa VIII aaA surcaesarahiss d car huAiaaas.
These preInissz wsii adapted for Tobacco fac
tory aud warehouse also.
The double brick smoke Hoass an8 Rendering
Houss, aud frsue Warehouse. esrnor l.ocust and
Dunbar streets. uso1 b. o. tof the pork busBsss !
also She Kettles. slrsss, Lard Eafs biocks. Ciea-
we're, &e, &C. eonprsing everything neoessSry fof
The Business also, 80.
-pwTiiipgs On iscisst street, between sixth aud
ssysath, icing Lots Nos, II and IL, 10 Block u
Eastsru iATzsment now GROUPED ~ George
festnr, and IL egaplsts orssr. % tbsss presHises
srs tSo CistsFus, stable, Weed she'd. &ci also ;
Izrgs yard allied With choice Fruit Trees, shrubs
aud fl0sers also.
The assilsidszi BASEBALL II the frame warois,uaa
stuased on Lots and ia Bi~rk -. Easfern sa-
tsrs- meet, running through from Church strs.t
10 the Canal. Under rsnt fpr E - fsr month also,
The veli-iusprovea aud hiRhiy-eultiysied Yarn,
situated He.F Oak Hsii Cessstsrf, eaanisining q
seres, Ell under ienc-, SeFss 81 which Il sur
rgurdsd y Bss and substantial picket fence, and
allied wifi Fruit Trees 81 every kind, ibclading
shout an seFe Of veil at. bearing Grape Vines.
Ga these ptesaises are situated nsN ffsms Dwell
iiuK, With large Cellar, Well, Cisteru, large sta
BE, &c. FoeNessiou eau be bad let 81 March ntso.
Two dsstrsbls Building Lots. Mes. $50 ?. IN
Block -. Eastern Kaiafssasnts AdjoiHiss The
shove ais5,
The Let. z5xs0 fe.t, on Foufth street, bear The
eorbsr Of Loezsts being 40 sEessisnt stand isf
store. also,
The undivided oBs-iaif q $50 fsss. adjoining
tie above.
The above pFepsFty vii - seif On long eresltts
to exanine say Of the stoys psggsftf, sili ple4ss
call ~ car o6see. SerneF Boeusf street an9 the
Cansl. GRO. FOSTER 4 CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

BRIDGg OVER rus 0HIo AT PAsKERs-
suRG,-The Board of Directors Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company. At
their meeting on Friday, unsAimoHsly
approved the contract with the Marietta
4 Cincinnati Railroad Company, for the
immediate erection of an iron railway
bridge over the Ohio river at Parkers-
burg. This viii be the most stupendous
structure Of the kind in the United
States, as the piers are required by the
act Of Congress authorizing its erection,
to be Of an elevation not to Interfere
with the navigation OF the Ohio river.
This bridge secures railway of contin.
1ous gauge from ST Louis. Loaisvills,
Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati, to
the tide water.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Be5-Three hundred and seventy. Eve
cases Of Governor Jacksons seemingly
inexhalslible deposits Of powder were
found buried in hollow, five miles south
Of Upton, Missouri, on the 10th inst,
which fact being reported 10 Provost
Marshal Swap, he sent a detachment Of
the 4th Missouri State militia, aud had
il brought 10 Upton. About one bali Of
the powder, or upwards, was in dam.
aged condition. the rest good. Eight
cans we're found the same day In hol-
low tree, three miles south Of Syracuse
damaged so as to be worthless
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

bJ-If it is fact that the women Of
Padueah were the principal eneouragers
Of the raid upon that city, we hope that
means will ne taken to establish unmis-
takably the gail. of every one OF the Of
lenders We have never been in favor
Of the infection of severe puuishme nj
upon women or men for light words or
light offences, hat whenever the fact
can be established that any of them
have invited rebels to . raid, or given
them information, or aided them in any
way m the accomplishment OF thefts, rob
berries. murders, and deeds of arson, they
should be punished as actual traitors In
such cases, mercy and forhearanee are
out OF place. Even woman forfeits all
claim to clemeney aud respect
We repeat the expression of our hope,
now, since the Federal military authori-
ty aud the Federal civil. authority are
probably re-estahlished in Padueah over
such of the population as can live in that
blasted city, the case of every person,
male or female, charged with melting or
eonniying at the raid, or aiding the reb-
els, or showing signs of exultation over
the progress of the work that was done,
will be searehingly investigated, and
Justice administered-Loe. Journal
We are eredibly informed that certain
seeesh families left Padueahsa week be-
fore Forrest made his raid, and did not
return until week or two afterwards.
We are also told that numerous women
waved their hAndkerchiefs and manifest
ed great delight at the approach of the
rebels, and we hope, with the Louisville
Journal, that the matter will be thor.
oughly investigated, and those found
guilty of such manifestations of sympa.
thy should be sent outside our lines.
This thing Of protecting rebels aud rebel
families within our lines should be about
played out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
A Denial.

b The Sentinel publishes letter from 3
SIR. j. Med Hays, in whlch he denies,
upon his knowled &c, the writing Of the
letters referred 10. aud sead by General
Gar6eld ii de House tAe other fiax -
the sproductsons Of John O. lgasss Aan8
Judge Eekles Mr. Hays says they we're
written by . man named liankin, ia bis
presence, in the Little House in this city,
and were intended By the author to Ia
eilitate his operations Is spY Tor ten,
Rosecrana If this statement Be cot
rect, il shows that Rankin knew exceed.
ingly we'll the kind CT men letters should
come from 10 gain him adnssion to
rebel camps and confidence As the
letters have been called into question We
presume steps viii - aiken a, once to
verify contradict thar aushorship
SO much General Garfield owes 10 him
self, not less than 10 the men impeAehed
la the meanwhile il viii not be amiss for
the rnblic to be slow IN giving final
Judgment. Tor Mr. Davis and Judge Eek.
les are the very men 70 command rebel
confidence, and maintain rebel corrs-
spondence - lad Journal
OF course, Gen. Garfield VII be com
pelh d since Mr.. Davis has officially
denied the Authorship q one Of The
letters--to sabstani ales is genuineness,
or Acknowledge that he sas mistaken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
Little Johny Glen.
lFrom =. Tsylor's chattsaeogs Correspond e
Chicago Journal

fFrom y. TEyioF's Chsttsneogs CorTsspansls e
Chieago Journal
A pleasant little scene occurred last
evening at the Headquarters Of Gen.
Thomas. OF course you remember the
story of little Johnny Glenn, the mother
less atom Of drummer-boy aged ten
who strayed away from Newark, Ohio.
and the 5rst we know of him, though
small enough to live ia drum. was
beating the long ron for the 22d Mich.
gan. At chickamaugs, be filed the Of
fee of " marker, carving the guidon
whereby they torn the lines; q duty hay
ing its Counterpart in the surveyor more
peaceful calling, in the aag-man who dat
tiers the red signal along the metes aud
bounds. On the Sunday Of the battle.
the little. fellows occupation gone, be
picked up gun that had fell from some
dying hand. provided himself with am
munition, and began putting in the pc
RODS quite on his own account. blazing
away close 10 the ground, like FREELY in
the grass. Late in the waning day. the
waif left almost alone IN the whirtoE the
battle, a rebel Colonel dashed up and
looking down at him, ordered hin 10 sur
render. Surrender be shouted, you
litle id son Of a-fs The words
were hardly ont of his mouth, when
Johnny hroughthis piece to .iordsr arms.
and as his hand slipped down to the ham-
ner, he pressed il back, swung up the
gun TO the position of " charge bayonet, =
and as the Officer raised his sabre 10 strike
the piece aside, the glancing barrel Lifted
into range, and the prced Colonel turn-
bled from his horse, his lips fresh stained
with the syllable Of vile reproaeh be had
flung on a mothers grave in the hear
ing Of her child
A few swift moments licked on by
musket shots, and the tinny gunner was
swept up at 3 rebel swoop and borne
away 5 prisoner. Soldiers, bigger but
not better, we're taken with hin, only to
be washed back again by surge Of Fed
eral troopers, and ihs prisoner of thirty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

EvASsvn.LF, April 18th, 1854
Editors Jonrnsii
In behalf Of the members Of Compa-
MES II and I, Of the 18th Indiana veteran
volunteers, wish 10 return our sincere
thanks aud best wishes for their future
peace and prosperity, to the citizens Of
Newburgh, for the very excellent dinner
given us on last Saturday This and
other acts Of Kindness shown us during
our thirty days furlongh win be remem-
bered by US when away down in Dixie,
and the rembrance that we have the best
wishes of our friends At home aeeompa.
nyink as, will nerve oar arms and en-
courage our hearts 10 no5ler deeds To
the Brass Band, for the music disconrsed
during the day, and to the String Band
for their attendance and excellent music
for the ball 81 night, and 60 Messrs
Thornby 4 Gordon, proprietors Of the
Exchange Hotel, for the use Of their
/ Hall. we wish 10 return our best wishes,
and pledge them NIL, that the confidence
they repose in as shall never be betrayed
NrrERASs or 25ru Inn. Vols
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
SALE OF LOTS.
Great Sale
$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.
ALvAH JOHNSON


1yILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
The Cears Hease door, n EvausvfIe 90
SATURDAY. the 5atk 81 AprII lisa he f<ifosr
IS terf desirable psoq~rty. via:
Lot IS 10 block :. in ooiseirs Addition.
lots and Ia Dl5ok ), IN Goods~llz Addition.
Dots 70 -. Exclusive. In BlscA 1, in GoodseIl's
Addition.
~. ! to ss. iaclusivs. Block s. aooa.sn's
lots I 70 ! and a 70 -. inclusive. Blssk e.
seeisoli's Addition.
Lots-a. and s. il Block I. Parres's Addition.
Lots !, sad s. IN Block 4. Parrots Addition.
bots 5 and 8. nlsek :, southern Tnlarrru.ent.
lots u and l.. kleck 70. southern
North- sst quarter 10. 81, Donation Enlarge
nient on Main Street.
Lot III. ponatiea EnlArFsmsAt, Is By $50 s.cs,
cosner u Ntne and Fourth Stree.a
Lot :, Bioek u, Northeastern Enlarxemsut
Lot y. Block i CFrsccnt SnlArSement. On
Two story Frame House, Stable. ke.
Parts " Lots =, . and - Biock /, Cfesceas
ksiAfgcineut, frenfirg On Vine Street, and hAs-
ing thre ose stesy Fsauss lIoafss.
Lots and : n Block n, in Stcckweils IN
Lot IA Bleck =. Eauern Kniarxsmsna. with a
two'stor1 house. double tsnemsnts.
Let ia Block l, Narthern EAiareeaent.
Lot IN ems Laf urper EalarKsnsnt, on C;un
SSnet. Nith ous stefye hrirk HOUSE kc
Let = b,eck - IN tstnAsce. geo1 Brick Hours
Lot 4. ID nisek ID. LaIAaseo. barge bsick
Let -, ia pleek 81, Lanasco-ssith house. on.
Lots > and !. hioek 81 Easssr4s Enaarecmants
tvs steEg hEtrk haeac, A.. ga Ssssnth between.
Wine and e3camare StFects
hot 6, Ia bi0ek - Laniasco, two story frarse
house ahd . tessftfy brick, doahle tenement
Los 4sAAd heif II -. m Block Is. Lamasco.
lettis btesk s. Eastefn Enlargement, cernosr
Of i.osu'i and Eighth streets. with dwelling on
ssE4r.
Lots 4 and -. n aie.A 2, EcrtAsAss.ra In.
larseEeeni. sstsh avoiding hoats en- No. IL
Tbs above Lots ara all On high ground, aEd EN-
brace some Of the haudsomest and naost doalra bls
taiidias Lot< II the city. This il chance long
soaght bat eeldos ctefed 10 The eliusna % ErAns-
vile. fhsfe ar Lota Of ali sisss. A plat Of ths
same ecu = seen a. my once. aed 1 vii take
pleasure m showing the property Il all times.
Others wishins to cell csa have their property
inserted Ia tbis Lat
TkRMS-oa usost ~ the above prosperity one
ihifd CASH easNshlrd IN nina and ann-thira "a
eshieen months. tho purchaser giving notes
secured BY mortgage on the premises.
have Other city praiefty uhieh Am reqnesled
10 sell st private sale Also VARSITY of Lands Ia
Wstrick. Nsn1eFhuEsh and Posey Counties. aud
ia kentaeky I asalre Alao - purchase one or
iso hrat class fesiAences on f.fst. secopa or
Third Street, AasAss Main.
ALyAH Jon MON,
api4 ReAl Estate Aseet. Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
FORESTS Cavalry Driven
Back &
Camden, AEkansas, standardization
szfeess. An possxssfon.

Camden, AEkansas, Evaeuafed--tsen-
ksteete in PossesstoEa. Il
The Memphis Bulletin says: I'VE
learned last evening that in the morning
the Federal cavalry, under command OF
Gen. Grierson, came upon semeof For
rests cavalry near HudscnviIle, in De
Soto county, Miss. They were troops Of
Eeeley's, Bells and McCulIough's com
u.ands. 4 sharp f ght eusued, which re-
suited 10 the rebels retreAting in the d.
recting Of Jackson, passing through
I.eGrange. Wagons, mules, and horses
were captured, togetheF<Sita number
of prisoners. The later arrived in the
CITY last night. We hare no particulars
/ ~ the iuration Of the engagement, or
the amount Of loss
We gave statement from an Ar
kansas correspondent, q few days ago,
of the successful advance Of Gen. Steele.
| The writer stated that By the time bis
letter reached Us Gen. Steele would be
Il in Camden. The cotton boat Nerango
arrived here from below last evening
aud reported that General, better knoEn
as Daddy Price finding that Steele vas
approaching and knowing bis utter ina
bility 70 Withstand the forces az his CON-
maad, once more acted upon the system
o. tactics for which he il renowned, car
rying out once more tae Daddy Price
rnoyamesd--a retreat He eyhsaases
Candies, and the Terango rep6rls TIA
the place vas entered and occupied D
. Gen. Steele, whose entrance was entirely
. nnopposed
Camden is situated 81 sthe.sWashitl
river, IN Waskita county il is about y
miles from the Louisiana and go mile
from the Texas Inc, apd witbin a. nile
Of the Red river, considerably abov
+ Shreveport We have heard Of d
impedimeHt existing between Can
! den aud Shreveport, aud presume tia
!. Steele, probably strengthened BY Thaye
3 aud Clayton, will be able to suPpos
/ Banks, and aid in insHring the eaplHs
a VI Shreveport.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
FOR RENT.

TTABI-Ths second story, +" Msaker's Haild-
II ing," ~ Main Street, q for fest. The room
l. the best aired and lighted in the city, and r.
about Is rect wide by lz5 70 $50 FRET long prts-
ont paflifi0nfd of for ofilees.
Foaspssian given by the frat day Of Nay. I'm
quiro ef ecHAPgEh& HussisG.
nFFICE--i have one u those hne Offices vt the
" head Of the stairs, second story Of Chambers
Block Htlii vacant. II desired, thu tsnaut can be
accommodated With rear room, by appigina I'M,
madiafely. Join O. CHAsDLEH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

seE-The Boonville Enquirer contains
very llattering notice OF Col. Pace
We dare say the Colonel has no dispo-
sition 10 return the compliment. Our
veteran soldiers would have a much bet
ter opinion Of Copperhesd editors il they
would aatter them leas and abuse the
rebels more
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

b1-We give mp our paper this morn
ing entirelyt the latest army news, and
other selections from our exchanges
The situation in louisiana is not as
favorable as we could desire, but we hope
to hear that our forces have retrieved
their losses and have thoroughly defeat.
cd the rebels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

p1-It is stated that (ien Meade was
in close spondsIiee with Gen. Nc
Clellan during the Fall Of 1863 We
should not be surprised The total fall
IRE Of Meade 70 reap any benefit from
the gallaptry Of his noble soldiers as Get
iysburg sayors of Mcclellan strongly.