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Rhode Island Politics.

Providence, R. l., Sept. 2l.-The National
Union State Convention and the Democratic
Convention met here to-day. Col. Vanzandt,
OF Newport, presided. The following gentle
men were nominated as Presidential electors
Robert B. Cranston, OF Newport; William s.
slator, Of smithfeld; Rows Babcock, of West.
erly; Simeon Henry Greene, of Warwick.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

TRENTON, Sept. 22.-The Republican Stat,
Convention met here to-day, and nomin ateG
electors, and adopted resolutions for Lincolr
and Johnson
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MccLELLAN,s REsIGNATIoN.

The resignation of George B. Mcclellan,
now copperhead candidate on the Chicago
platform for the Presidency, as major general
in the United States army, has not yet reached
this city,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

The captured rebel isgs, mentioned else
where, were presented by Captain Ellis TO the
War Department, this morning. Secretary
Stanton accepted the trophies in behalf of the
country, in a few remarks. The sacred relics
will be carefully preserved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

HARTFORD, Sept. 2l.-The Republican State
attended. John T. Waite, OF Norwich; John
7. Elton, OF Waterbury; James G. Patterson,
OF Hartfordi Samuel c. Hubbard, of Middle
town; L. l.. SayleJ and 2. A. Benjamin, Of
Stratford, were nominated as Lincoln and
johnson electors.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

New YoRK, Sept. 22.-Twenty five 73O per
cent. Treasury notes, of the new numbers, 60
TO 93, of 81 900 each, were fraudulently OBJ
tained to-day from q bank In New York. Pay
ment at maturity has been stopped at the Treas.
ury Department, and dealers and others should
be upon their guard against receiving them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

FLUsHHo.-We learn from a private dis
patch that a great Union ratification meeting
was held night before last at Flushing, Long
Island. The affair was great success.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

PRIsoSERs OF WAR.-Scrgeant Thomas d.
Barrow, Cd Md. lrehel) infantry; Thos. Coleman,
Robert Keenan,, Richard Heutt, 4sth Va; G ,orge
w. Amos, W J. B)aworth, and Andrew nj. Dlggs,
were sent 10 this morning as prisoners OF war and
committed 10 the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

FITz JOHN PORTER is engaged in both the
gold and copper business. He is in Colorado
working one of Belmont's gold mines and cleo
tioneering for Mcclellan,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23
WHERE'S PENDLETONl

Upon examining our exchanges we do not
find in any of the leading Copperhead papers
the acceptance OF Pendleton.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

REAL EsTATE.-J. G. Mcclure & Co., last
square feet, to Jonathan A. Gushing and James
Steele at 81 cents per foot. Part OF lot 49, subdi-
yisioa OF Square 6aI, and improvements, to Jane
L. slAmm, for o., i9l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

A RAsoALLr DsrEoTIvB.-Heury o. Wright,
a Government detective, went intj Martin Em.
Ing, and purchased 300 ring for twelve dollars.
He gave $50 counterfeit nofs by which the most
expert might be deceived. The proprletor'a wife
sold the rang, and sent the note BY a clerk 70 .
neighbor's to get II ehan=ed while the clerk wsi
gone the detective attempted TO run, when the
l.dy csuyht hin by the coat collar. He extrioated
himself from her grasp by leaving his cost In her
hands. He skedaddled, but was caught by the
proprietor, upon whom he drew . pistol after
dealing severe blow In his face. ..
The proprietor, aided bv his clerk, secured no w.
ever. his arrest, snd took him back to the store,
where they committed him to the custody OF Pc
lieemen Morris and Smith. In the coat which he
len was found o. 30, belonging to prisoner whom
he had committed to the Csntral guardhouse. The
man was taken before Juatice Glib srsop, who con-
mitted him to jail ior court, OF the eharges Of ss-
sault aod battery, Of grand larceny and ofpassing
counterfeit money. .'' .'.' -
A man named frederick werket complained that
the same m IN, this De ec,ive Wright had bought
from him ring, and paid for 1t In counterfeit
money, for which offence he was also COM mitted
to Jail. At his home were found three other coun-
terfeit notes. '.'
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IMPORTANT coRRrspoNDENcE.

Tn. President writes to Gen. Grsnt-Ths
Generals Rspiy-Iiis Coincidence In ths
Administrstton.
The following 10 q correspondence which
took place between the President and Lieu
tenant General Grant, and may prove interest.
ing, as 1t furnishes an lpside view OF military
affairs
EXECUTIVE MAmIor,
WARRINGTON, April 60, 1854
Not expecting TO sec you before the spring
campaign opens, / wish to express, In this way,
my entire satisfaction with what you have done
up to this time, go far as l understand II. The
particulars Of your plans I neither know nor
seek TO know.
You are vigIlant and self frelisnt, and, pleased
with this, / wish not to obtrude any restraints
or constraints upon you. While l am very
anxious that any great disaster or capture Of
any OF our men In any great numbers shall be
avoided, know that these points are less likely
to escape your attention than they would be
mine. II there be anything wanting which is
within my power to give, do not fall to let me
know It. Aud now, with q brave army and q
Just cause, may God sustain you.
Yours, very truly, A. LINCOLN.
HEADa'Rs ARMIES or THE UNITED STATES
The President:
Your very kind letter OF yesterday Is Just re-
ceived. The confidence you express for the
future and satisfaction for the past, In my mil.
itary administration, is acknowledged with
pride. 1t shall be my earnest endeavor that
you and the country shall not be disappointed.
From my first entrance into the volunteer
| service of the country to the present day have
never had cause Of complaint, have never ex.
pressed or implied q complaint against the
Administration or the Secretary OF War for
| IN ha aaa m mt m wa n
my vigorously prosec uting what appeared 10
be my duty. Indeed, since the promotion
| which placed me In command Of all the armies,
| and In view of the great responsibility and i'm
portance of success, have been astonished at
the readiness which everything asked for
has bsen yielded without even an explans alton
| being asked.
Should my success be less than desire and
expect, the least can say Is, the fault Ia no,
with you.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
U. s. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

NEWLY APPOINTED PoLICEMAN.-Yester-
terdHv John Carey was appointed a polieem IN In
ne Eighth precinct Capitol Hill, vice II. r. Robey
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- Peoples Tslssraph.-rswFirst Cisss
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington ofhoes: REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, 6ii Ninth street, twest side,)
and corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and corner Fifteenth and
streets, opposite Treasury building.
CHARLES B. MOVES,
febie-u Manager Washington District.
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Farewell B.nsnt or Madam. Pon,,,

The farewell ben'tt Of Madame P0niIi will take
place at Growers Theatre this evening, when ahe
will appear In her great character of Lady Mac.
beth' Ed"ln Forrest, In letter, speaks of her
upon the stage"
1he following is the letter entire:
PHtLADELPHIA, June lO 1861
Dear Madame PoniSL hear It 10 your lntention
U abandon the New York stAge-sO loug the scene
OF your many tTiumphE-to become A AHvVAndsrtns
star" In the theatrical ornament. 1 Am ys[S
sorry for II. Although, II 10 quite po1Sibls by
such course, you may be the winner OF isnrrsyy
peeuniNry gains, but the New York aud e. &c m,.t
sustain an iFrepAF bile loss b. the absence one
30 thoroughly sbilled 10 her art, that her Ladg
hAebsth has now no equal upon the stage,
EDWIN FoRREr.
Tomorrow evening is last Of Madame PoniIi.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

Hill, a strongly entreuched position beyond
Strasburg, which was attacked by our forces
last evening, and the crest carried and held by
our troops.
There is reason TO believe that later dis
patches were captured last night by Mosby,
near Winchester.
Gen. Stevenson reports that General sheri-
dams supply train arrived safely at Winches-
ter last night. .....
(signed) EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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b Y T l. l. E @ R,AP.H..


The ship Nicholas Biddis not Captured
NEW York, Sept. 22.-The ship Nicholas
Biddle has arrived from Calcutta. She ID che
vessel erroneously supposed 10 have been dc
stroyed by the Florida off the coast OF Bfazil. H
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


Sl-Nsw Buiidiss As.eoistion.--Books OF
subscription for . new Bu.ldltg Associatlon are
open At the once Of HARvkY COLLINS, No, f1s
seventh street, 7. n HANSON, Insuranoe Agent,
No. SO Seventh sirSetJ WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
Eo.s52i PepnsylvAniA Asenust and D. BAKER,
Sdr once, where pertons deslrous OF becoming
member have an opportunity to subscribe When
500 shares are subscribed meeting will be called
and the Association organized. So. sei.-tf1
L NJ colored reopi. In the second ward
ying TO avoid the DRAFT. Wei, done for the
waters Of Wtllafds' Hotel. We give great orr DIT
60 Mr.. Henry BNnes, the head waiter, for his ex-
ertons In raising eito in 80 short time for the
Second Ward, snd handing II over 10 Mr. snmusi
Proctor, the coiector for the watd together with
the names Of the subscribers. bro lt
~ GRAND 'Councu U. l. A.. Of ID. Or
Busincss OF specfal Importance will be brought
before this body ., its meeting THIS tFRIDAp)
EVENI SG, A general atteodanoe OF Its members
IL ehrnestly requested. ..r, se23-it
.o'tD- Rallyt Rally RaiIyf-The Colorsd
citizens Of the Fourth ward sre requested to meet
on FRIDAY EVENING, at o'clock, in GAlbrAith
Chaps1, on L street, between Fourth and Filth
sire cts, for the purpose OF contributing funds TO
relieve the ward from the ran Come one, come
ell, males and females. Rev. J. d. stitt, OF Ten
nessee, will sddIess the citing.
BY order Of the Committee:
aI..-. ALFRED KIGFR,
sea22t REV. WIN. BOULDIN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

TIE DRAFT IN THE Sixth WARD.-The CON-
mittee from the sixth ward, appointed by meet.
ing held on Tuesday night last, have handed to
Provost Marshal General Fry Hst OF sixty-four
names Of men who have volunteered from the Six tn
this credit 10 allowed 1t will reduce the tefioien
OF the ward to eleven. II 10 said that the dratt
win not take place In this ward until Gen. Fry
has gwen decision whether or not the names can
be allowed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

DFCalvary Baptist Church meets every
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, Fifth street.
lett, pastor, iAnls-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

PARsoS BRowNLow says the late rebel Nor
gan SIS now In prison he can't brlbe out off,
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To- Attention, Fourth ward 1.-THE cit
ireps of the Fourth ward will meet At the City
Hall EVERY EVENING, until further notice, at
y o'clock, for the purpose Of devisns means to hll
the quota OF the ward. and thereby avert the I'm
pending draft. Every man In the ward 10 earnestly
requested to pay attention to This. Come 70 the
meetings, and bring your money and your friends.
~ AsBURY LLOYD, President.
n. DAVIS, Secretary. sr22-tf
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MAnRInp.

On the ai., instant, BY the rev. J. n. M Lemon,
RICHARD roDsor and ADELAIDE Ross.
Oh the 22d instant, by the same, JoHH NEAL and
mAnaAhET Straw. .E .TILl.. OIL.
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70 Rsliyi Raiiyi Rally i-Lanooln and
JOHNSON CLUB.-h special meeting OF the tub
will be held EVERY EVENING at Union League
oieiock.
All true friends OF the Union, who favor the
ell elton OF Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson,
are invited to be present and unite with the Club.
L. CLEPHANE, Pres do 4.
JRo. T. CLrMENrs, Jr., Sec. seistf
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~ Religious Notice.-The Capttol Hill
Presbyterian Church meets temporarily for pub
lie worship each SABBATH commencing with
the 9sth inst,l In the room Of the House Commit
tee OF Post 0flces and Post hoAds, Capitol) at u
o'clock, q. m. Preaohing by the Pastor. Rev John
10 Eu,rancs by the east and west doors of the
souih wing. .....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual systems-new and reliable
treatmsnt-in Reports OF the HOWARD AssoCIA-
TION-sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sK1LLIN HoUGH
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. 20 misty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

AssoYAScfs There are few greater
snnoyanees TO the conductor OF daily
paper than the typographical aud other
errors arising from misiniormation or
misrepresentation We have already
mude one correction in notices in yes.
terdays paper, bu, we are called on to
make others.
The generous present Of cake and
oranges for which we gave thanks to
Miss Lou Eaton, was the generous gift
Of the ladies Of the congregation, and
would have been much more liberal but
from the fact that large portion intend
ed for as was aeeidently diverted to an
other place,
In our notice of the hop at Masonic
- Halt, We fell into the misaPprehension
that Charley HRbbe was the provider oI
the supper Peter Burke, not Bushe, al
the eompositors made MS say, got up th'
supper in style that he alone is eapa
Bile OF doing
These errors are very Notifying, bu
they are such as are so liable to occur il
notices written aud set up" at midnight
that AN allowance is always made TO
them By newspaper men, and should b
10y others.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
New York Markets.

NEW YoEk, April l.
C0TToX less active and sea-eeiy - ARA z55
&c for Kidding UPiaads, and &c for Low d.
FLOUR dahl heavy, and dsciiniHg; 8 To9
ss IS for Extra state, Sc sogss s. for snpsrans
Western. s. ssgs7 10 fsr eonm0a - nslian
ExtsA Western, ard 81 z0@s7 3 Tor conmoB "
good shipping brands Z. Il. o., closing heavy.
WHISKY scarcely arm sales q so bTis At
81 osasl o5 sr wssseEB, ehssay Al TIE Inside
saotAfions. aad elosing heavy.
WHEAT dull snf entirely neraiaai sales Of
1850 hush White Western It 81 -. and 2,eos
bash Mixed wsstsrA a. 81 g.
BARLET duif
soRs heap sHd dseiiHiDs, 81 81 3o9sl -
OATS dun al so@s91zs.
PORK more setive and higher; So 50 Er
Mess. aad s2I for New DO, closing at the latter
rries.
BEEF arm and Unchanged.
AoSET very aetivs. III, ssasral rae for Call
Loans Ia 7 pss cent.
sTERLIss EXCHANGE hrmer at Is for fsss-
class bllls.
GOLD armsF-openlng at "a and eIosiax quiet
and firm ~ asl.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS quiet and ss.sdy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

py- The Times still blunders and
blsbbers and gasconades in the her
caleau labor Of attempting to prove that
IL is par excellence the friend of the sol
der, and daily groans in spirit over the
melancholy fact that not sufficient alter
lion has been paid the regiments. We
hope i, has succeeded in satisfying itself
on the subject Il has certainly tailed
in enabling any one else to see it"
Aud is it not little inconsistent in
thus protesting love and friendship for
she soldiers. Does 1t not declare this
en- Abolition war, waged for the destruc-
tioa Of a cherished institution, aud
have not these soldiers just re-eulisted
to help carry on this war; and does the
T,mss love those wko are doing that
which it daily denouucss2 All, we fear
shers is baucomb in your effort, Mr,
TSnea
We are anxious too for Col. Wilder and
bis saints to have an ovation in this city
IL they ever come here We should ike
70 read a speech Of Col. wilder's in tn,
Ts@ea. OF course it would publish i
psrbaGm
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0ge 4aiIp duuuttaI.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
YRIDkY...... ..............s. April. !
JOURNAL OFPIcE.


JOB @0Rg.-The Jos,.ai Once Is hrrnisbed
viii fall assortu,snt OF new and bs@atiasl typ
% tss Ls'ssi styles sus l. fully prepared -
essa IS handsems work as oan b. done ia tn
sises. sash a. Lsrrsz. HAAS. BrLE-HsAbs,
HElDzxs4. cfargElEs, Bosrsrs- Cam, BALL.
TIeEEfs. saIrgfso Bn4s. Po.tsa4. Ae., &C.. either
Il pssiB o. a.sey esIOFs.
OUR BfsDEET.-ws have ia eososction with
rsis oa8es ia Of the bsst BOOK BtsDERIEs and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS 10 thi. State
ssa ere prepared 10 de EULrsS aaa sIstIsa As d.
sired. Magazines. Periodicals, &c, bound In any
styis required. and DID books ro-bosnd at short
Notice Ledzefs. journals aud blank books. for
Railroads, Steamboats,. Banking Houses, Mer-
hasts, De- manufactured on as reasonable terms
q any other establishment.
AZ work done At this oeles will be done prompt
~ ana VII Be ready when promi =.
EVANSVILLE J0UREAL co.
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Hr.parnarrss p EEsIzrsI.


lss, Commanders Of Companies Of the
ID Regiment and Let Battalion, Indiana
Legion, will assemble their commando
on the Longworth Tract, this day, April
lst, at 3 clock P 81
%, Commanders Of Companies will
apply to Quartermaster Robt Early, al
2 o clock for ammunition, at the Court
House
ID. Each Comm nder sill see that al
of their men are present, promptly at Tire
above time. II necessary, guards viii
be detailed to assemble the Commands.
By order
Col. W. L. HoLLISoswoRTH
JSo. II SoSETAo, Ad5t
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CoMMERCIAL
rTnelnnarI MARKERS.
ClxcrSxAr1, April Up.

ClxcrSSArI, April Jpn.
FLOUR steady
WHEAT ia fAir demand a, 81 ss9sl 80 foE
Rsa
CORK firm At sissl o. fos Ear sad shslisa.
OATS declined to TsS ia bulk.
RYE nrm a. 81 p.
WHISKY advanced 20 81 salss of l 20 bris.
PROVISIONS qsist, without change al held
firmly. ssy-eEsliy BsEk Meats-
LARD dull.
GOLD szas3; SILVER 1884.
SUGAR il god ssnand; RsaHsd ls kizhsr.
COFFEE dull
cLoyEE sEKD S. Is; stock light.
BUTTER sezrcs, and ap 10 foe per IL
EGGS IN good asasna Al l6gl7e-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

Nor REMOVING THE DEPosrTs. We
we're mistaken in saying tina. the teller
Of one of ihe Henderson banks bad
brought tho assets Of the Institution to
thia city for safety. Such was the inn
preston Of orr informant, but we are
inforraea By the teller hiDself that it was
only in the line Of regular business that
u large amount Of funds WAS brought
here.
or course, if any probability OF a rebel
raid on Henderson existed, prudence
would At once suggest that the funds Of
tho banks should be removed north for
safetyi bat 90 such probability nov
exists
It is veil known that the funds from
onr banks have been several times seat
out of tue city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

Renovation II you have got any
broken chairs or old furniture that needs
repairing aud vanishing. take them to
Rees & Akers, Fora slight remuneration
they will make them IS good az new.
They also make collins and do upbolster-
ing and Gaming 10 Order Families and
STEAMBOATS, may rely on having their
work done promptly and in the best man.
ner. by calling at their shop on tue Allay
in the rear Of LargomEsini = Connection
airy store Entrance from Alley on
Main street Orders left at Il. a Cook :
grocery store viii meet with psomp, at.
iention.
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From LauI.riiI.

LOUISVILLE March 3l-No fartker ap-
prehensions from Forests forces.
Two or three hundred mounted rebels
have appeared in Kentucky this side of
Pound Gap. They are supposed to be
covering the ajvanee' Of Longstreet's
forces
Our troops are ready for them in
whatever numbers they present them
selves,
Parson Brovalow telsgraphs from
Knoxville that Gen. sherman lefl this
morning for Chattanooga, after return.
ing froIa the front
Ali quiet 81 Messy Creek.
Knoxville is so we'll fortified that we
can hold it against all OF Lees army
Longstreets forces are at watuga
more than loo miles east Of here.
A force of cavalry remains at Bulfi
Gap, to protect the retreat
| am still of the opinion they are n
tending forthwith to make raid 4
Kentucky.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEN
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best IN Tie Void TAs only
Haswslsss, TFus, ,zad Reliable Dye

This splendid Hair Dys Is PsrkSt-ehsnses Red
Rusty or Grev Hair. instantly 70 Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without Iaiaring the Hair ~
Staining the skin. leaving the Hair Soit And
Beautiful; imp2rts fresh vitality, Frequently re-
storing It's pristine color. and rsetihss the III
ssiscss Of Bad Dyes. The Csnuine ia signed VII
LIAM A. BACHELOR. ali others are nere inai-
tstioas, Aaa should he avoided Sold by al
Drugsisiss &e- Fsesory-s2 Barclay street. n.
BATOHELoRs EKw TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR iyiodwIy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES. The State
Sentinel has just counted up the Dem
ocraiie victories achieved this spring.
They amount to the carrying Of the
elections Of sight towns in PEI. sylyania,
out Of perhaps two thousand.
The Sentinel can now ado another
Democratic yictory--the slau liter Of
four soldiers and the woundh Of a
number moro at Charleston, Ill few
days age.
The Richmond papers will .dOu less
record it as a rebel triumph, and .ney
viii be about right
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

ST. Louis. March 3L-Ihe New Or
leans Dslta-of the sd saya official in
formation was received this morning
that Reconnaissance under General
Mower was made to Natchitoehes, seven
ty-6vs miles above Alexsndris, on the
Dist, where the enemy was met in some
force. A fight ensued in which We turn
ed the rebel flank, captured a few pieces
of artillery with eassons, and two han
bred prisoners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF The NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. ADD Sexual systsms-nsE ssd reliable
trsatmsht-in Reports Of the HOWARD ass
CIATIOS Seat BY mail in sealed letter snVei-
Opes, free o. charge. Address DR.. J. sKILLIS
HOUGHTos, Howard Association. No. South
HiHlh Street, Pbflzdeivhla, Pa
arrI,a4 dNHlvE
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GOLD PENS.


Al pens besr nx aza<-ssarL, &c. p. BAHsEs.
ExrRA LSr., Kr., fef eksEh have secured the
aopprighf aud are NARRATED u csrats ne aud
perfect IA every respect. sent By mail or express
70 anysrart Of the country on receipt q price aud
rstarR charges Persons ordering VIII pleas State
the sfza and style desired. whether hard or son,
fne o. eosrse and II the zen should fail g. pisase
o. tirors defactiss. they viii haze the privilege Of
eNchaazsng A daducf 80 Of fifteen pr csut al
loved on srdeFs 81 IS or over, aud twenty-five
Der cent On thoss ii gfo1 Liberal discount made
u the trade Old gena repaired 81 the b~wt mAn-
nsF fsr thirty Eve cents ard stamp) emch. cirru-
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Dealer in Cold pens and AnKHfaks wArcHEs,
80 Third Streets, Loaisviils, Ky.
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