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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
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Estate of Chas. Stevens.

RIoTIcE hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed as Admin sratrix Of the estate Of Chas
Stevens, deceased late of Delaware county Ohio All
persons interested will govern themselves rinelv
June g. 1e64--St:pd. Ms. COMFUkT STEVENS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03

The following table Il distances from Rich
mOud will be found of interest at the present
time:
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Iu Ie 8. 1864 80 A. THOMSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

NEw York, April 5.-An order from
the War Department allows thirty days
farlough to non-commissioned officers
and privates who desire TO enter the free
military school at Philadelphia, When
the character, conduet. and capabIity Of
applicants warrant their immediate CON
manders ia recommending them for
commissions in colorsd regiments.
A Beenos Ayres letter Of February
i4th 70 the Times, states that the crown
and people have arrived for the corona
ton of Lopez as Emperor Of Paraguay
The u 5. gunboa, Mobiean vas At
Buenos Ayres
The steamer Fair Havana was run
ashore at Cape Henry on the night Of the
lst She had $50 soldiers on board re-
farming to New York All Of the regi-
ment we're saved
A Washington special says that the
House Naval COMMITTEES, the Vice Presi-
dent, and one or two members Of the
Ways and Means COMMITTEES, leave On
Thursday for ST Louis to examine sites
for Western Navy Yard, and also lead
ing Western interests.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
New York Markets.

SEw Yeas, April S.
COTTON SHADE easier, a. vsssss for Mis.ging
Upganas.
FLOUR morr sstive, 50 soss7 for Extrs Stats.
- ss9sT IS for Extra R H.o.. zsd s. soSSs 20
ior trade brands. market closing arm
WHISKY mere setivs aza nrmsrs a. 81 e4cS
81 O. for Western.
WHEAT Grm and mors setiye. st s. tzsssI IS
for chicago Spring. 81 esssl IS fsr Milwaukee
Clah. aud 81 es1st % ar Winter Rel Western.
CORN Ia moderate request. without decided
chang; q g7asI y for Old Mixed Western. in
store.
OATS aFmer &ai more active. At sszsee.
PORK arnsr. a. So e2@Se= . sor Nss,
So @59s2s 50 fer Old de-. s9a i2Gses g for
New d., SIS sl5s2s for Ola Aad Sew Prime.
and s24 for Prime Msss
MONEY more active AMI nrzasr at ear Per
cent. ekisay a. the latter rate.
STERLING EXCHANGE frmsr at sllZzsz.
GOLD nrnsr-opening at s7sss, dsclinfag to IS,
and closing quiet At sS5s.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS nrn: L 8 Skies of
rssi, eoupess. IA. Ffvs-T~zatis.. rits. -
Treasury Notes, ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

WASHINGTON, April THE Senate
will report new bin for the establish
ment Of a Fredmens Bureau
General Grant was at Fortress Mon
roc. The prsliminaries of sa.isfac-
tory exchange of prisoners Was coaelue-
ed and approved BY him.
Its understood that General Mellow
ell viii command in California
The piliug up Of amendments TO the
National Bank bill is likely to kill it or
send it back to toe Senate.
Nir. Howard, Surveyor of Custons Al
St Louis, testified to-day befose the
Blair Investigation Committee, that Mr.
Powers, speeial. Treasury agent, iorg
ed General Blaigs celebrated liquor or
der
The National Banks have been su-
thorized by Secretary Chase to receive
subscriptions for the 1910 loan.
General Sickles will soon leave nn an
important mission with which he IS in
trusted by the President,
The House Possofhce Committee has
special meetisg tomorrow for the
purpose oC considering the Senate bill
providing for overland mail service to
California The Postmaster General has
asked immediate action upon this bin,
so that he may be enabled to make abe
necessary arrangements Tor carving il
into effect
The Bsralds Alexandria dispatch Of
the 4th says brief visit to the Army of
the Potomac resulted in the discovery of
nothing new. 1t has rained there seven
out Of the last ten days The camps are
in a most horrible cordition. 1t viii take
four weeks to dry the ground, so as to
allow any part Of the army to camp
here.
The reorganization OF the Army oi
the Potomac is nesrly perfected, and tie
troops are becoming reconciied to the
the new order of things.
/ The National Bank bill will probably
fail in both houses, unless the States are
10 have power totaS the BANKS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

81. Louis Election and ether Tfeas.
ST. LOUIS, April Mayor Thomas
majority is over 900
TIE new Council will stand, Is radi-
Gals aud : conservatives
The aggregate vote was about 10000.
one-third less than last Spring, when the
Democrats ran a candidate.
Major General Pleasantou has arrived
and reported TO Gen. Rosecrans
4 report has reached here that a for
age train, sent out from Batesville, Ar
kansas under command Of Capt Ma.
jors, was captured last week by Free
man ! guerrillas
AdTces from Alexanfria to the 9Th
alt say the main body Of Frankbus
army arrived there the Gay before, meet
ing no opposition The country through
which il marched was deserted BY both
whites and male blacks, they having
gone to Texas The indications arc that
Banks army will remain there some
time
The gunboat Bragg has established
blockade Of the mouth Of Red River, and
none bus Government steamers are u
lowed 70 enter that stream.
The advance forces Of our column
under Gen Smith, let Alexandra the
9th alt.
The ganboats will probably follow.
Gen. Morrow captured II cannon since
reaching Red RiSsr EuAH
Vieksburg adyiees Of the 2Sth ult say
the screw steamer Alabama arrived from
Alexandra, La
Gen. Banks was organizing civil
Government.
II was expected that Shrevepori
would fall without resistance, The reb-
els will be driven from the entire com.
try east OF Red River.
The rebel Gen Harrisons command
i reported moving towards Shreveport
Reports are ia circulation here that
the rebels have taken up their old lines
on the Big Black aud Yazoo Rivers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

+" rrarls'o, of,sr p,.narsih HONS.

-. HkiHWss
Proptissor ~ tbe Brandrsih HONS.
Nee Yosa
There Is aofAag equal, Ia tho Way Of a Plaster,
60 the Poren. Ilsstsf ~ Mr.. Alieofk. In Asih-
pa. Cough. kidney Ahseiions. aai local deep
seated pains. they sagrd permanent relief. aud
for weak hacks. Palms IL the side, ssitehcs. snd
spasmodlc paip- generality. they 40 unsurpassed
for the beBelsa thsy lmrsu Price y cents each.
Principal Ofioe, ga Canal street. New York
II. NELSON 4 co and y. psTHoaPs0E.
Evansville, Ind AMI IS all fssrerisiie dealers
30 medicine. nehzl aia
A SUPERIOR EEaEDY We San eoasci~n
tlou.ly re,ea,irna 20 ihase suaerias FROM a dis
trs-slug coash Dr sislst lands MeIiiaaous t,uei,
Baisam. II gives relief almost iasianiaaeouslS.
aud l. witbal not aisagreeahs 30 the tasis
There Is no doubt hut The Msllihuaes Cough Bal.
j. d flie best pFsparatians 10 uss. and Is
al that It's proprietor claims &c a. We have
tried II during The pist week. aud found relief
from most distressing cough. Il \ prepared y
Or. Strickland. No. EAst Toasth Street. Giaeln'
nail. Ohio. mehsy Ia
trrem the New York Tfibnns.l
"0h that men and soHsa woald rad and
ponder On the ,Lin. - Mortality Published
ever isariul!y great proportion of Consumption
Cases. Tha Stately Tables prove that while
other DIs stea slay their thousands. Consumption
slays lee tens ofthonsands +"
In thu early stages Of Throat and Laas Com
rlaiHi, Ne consider MADAME ZADoc PORT.
Frs CURATlYE nALsAM iafafllble"
no let those who have doubted the viriur. Q
BrLL's cFnaos BtrtFRs " any such there be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
kno~a Ia tbis community, aud doubt no more.
ltageHsral introduction into he srny vii save
the llsrs ofthoaaanda caesoliprs'k
LetmYitie. Ky.. Jane %, fsGs
We, the undersigned, have seen the good eia.ei-
produced by the u~ Of Dr. JoHS Retl's cspaaS
RrrrsEs In % general debility aud psosssatiou
Ut the system, and believe its general uss woald
prevent dlseass aud Fsilevs mnch safering.--
AInonx onr soialefu psftieslArys ssutiihls h. the
ease, especially those Who are stpos~i ia ulas.
MATHS lnauenes 10 The southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. - Dis. Ky
CHAs. u. COTTON,
Collector efths Port Of tseinnl-. Kyss
Provost Marshal Gen'i q Kentucky.
REN. u. 2. HENDERSON,
Vice PFcs't Of Sanitary Commission.
HAkSEY, HUGHES & co
Publisher DEMOCRAT.
GkO. z. DoERN,
Prep Luniayiils Auxsiger.
| IVGuNs \ PARkHIGl..
| Wholesale Dry Goods nesiers. Main Street.
Louisyiiis, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN q CO.
Wholesale Shoe nesisr, Main 81, houlsvtila.
/ HART MApoTuER,
/ LithoErsrhcrs, cor. Market and Third Sis.
Loaiasiiy. ny.
/ JULIUS WINTER.
Ciothlng McFchset.tor. 81 and stArsst Sta,
Louisyilla, ky.
/ CAPT. (. r. lifLnRETH,
j Of Steamer Major AndeFspH.
/ MAI. l.. T. THuSTON, Ht
/ fsFmssler L. Army
I q. NJ. hETcALF. a~
National hetel LoaIssilis, NJ.
I col. JESSE bAYLES,
4th ny. cavalry.
f GEORGE d PRENTICE,
LoaisyilIs Journal
l SEQ advertisement IN aues eer ceiumH
! fsbd " Sold ~ PlTfsR WEBBING.
Sole a gent. Evansville, Inf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
THE VERY LATEST
EI&GRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
KHKVIIIlh Congress--FIrsl se.sIoB.

WAsHISGTos, April ;
HoCsE-Arnold from the Committee
on Roads and Canals reported Dill
which be- explained to be smendatory Of
the Post Route Act Of Jelly, 1862. aud
proyidipg forfhe canstraeticnHof 3 bridge
over the Ohio River to enable the rail-
roads Of Indiana and Illinois to meet
those on the banks Of the Ohio in Ken
lucky, and for the security Of navigation
By directing the bridge to be built from
26j TO 300 feet high. The railroads are
ready to construct the bridges wiihou'
lost to the Government at the falls OF
the Ohio.
Mallory, from Kentucky, in adverting
10 the bill said If II had been passed two
years ago millions Of dollars would have
been saved to the Government in the
transportation Of supplies. Both gen
tlemen spoke Of the military necessity
as well as the importance Of securing
the connection
Morehead, Of Pennsylvania, moved to
lay the bill on the table Negative 4
Washburne, Of Illinois, said the bis
a"FVifFA eESat tOHatltA tlDHaf NNNsAtVAtf
and therefore he moved it be referred
for consideration BY the Committee Of
the Whole.
He was opposed 10 bridging nayiga-
bic streams. His owa country bal sui
fsIed much from he bridge al Rhode
Island. The Bill was recommittcd TO the
Committee on Road and Canals.
Fulmsn offered 81 resolution directing
the Committee on Military Affairs 70 re-
consider he BIN in regard to the pay d
priyates
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
gAIBR04D REGIsTER
River News.

+ The river IS rising here with nnexam-
pied rApidiiy, having risen over ; feet
during the las, 81 hours, and causing the
most lively efforts to prevent the sui mey-
ging of freight on the wharf The rise
IS general all the way to Pipsbarg, both
IN TIE Ohio and its tributaries
Yesterday was unusually lively on the
levee, with numerous arrivals and large
shipments, especially Of quariernss,ers'
stores, Of which the 5. Is Yoong and Id :
hoe took fuu cargoes, AID other boats
partial esrgoeS
The Armada arrived about clock
yesterday morning, With a cabin fell Of
people but with a light freight list.
She goes ont today at clock, and
IS unsurpassed anywhere in elegance Of
accommodations or in speed. Her chief
officers are Capt josh Y. Throop and
Fred Huston, two Of the most clever and
sociHl gentlemen who ever sheaved a
lead or walked aqaarter deck.
Capt Harris splendid ST. Patrick was
here during Monday night and discharg-
ed over 200 bales Of cotton to be tran.
shipped 81 the great Cotton Express,
which, under the efficient management Of
Crane, Brown q Dunkerson, is fast be
coming enc OF the Institutions
The Duke Of Argyle went down, for
New Orleans, with an elegant trip, her
guards resting onsihe water. >
The Masine Brigade slore-ship +. II.
Fairehild passed down TO rejoin the
feet
The Lady Franklin, loaded with Gov.
srnment stores Zoe Nashville, had all 81 9
could carry.
The 5. B Young AID Jdshoe loaded
here with oats and corn, aud went Out
IsAt night loaded 10 the waters edge.
The Carrie vas detained BIZ being seat
back from GAINESVILLE with Government
stores. She wiil leave ,his evening fer
Nashville and al way ports, aud Capt.
fazleit viii see that passengers have
the kindess attentions
The Big Grey Eagle came IN about
dark last night "a route 10 Yieksbnrg aud
New Orleans. She lies over here 10 receive
large IOs.of freight shipped BY our enter
p1ising and real live friends capis Cox
Humphrey. The Eagle viii leave at ten
o'clock this morning, and for shippers
and passengers no better opportunity
can be found
A more superb set Of officers and orew
never vent cut Of port. than nov com.
msnds and manages tbs Big Eagle Her
Captain IS that princely gentleman,
Harry AeDougal, with wes whitlowi
Who has 80 long oaiciatsd on the Big
Grey Eagle in that capacity, as Chiel
Mate Ia the Office will be found Mr.. ]
S. Voolfolk as Chief Clerk, assisted b
F. G. Phelps, and. Will s. Hays; Julius
Smith aud W d. Philips are her pilots
and Alex. MeDougal and Lem. Tyre
manage her engines. We predict
for the stately Grey Eagle and her
+ gallant crew a splendid career in The
Sunny South.
+ The gay and paialid Taraseon viii
be the regular packet FOR Henderson and
Louisville this afternoon. Capt Jim
Lask i IN command with Mr. E
o.Bonnon, assisted By Dick Cox. and Mr.
Carr IS the officer in charge Of freight
A most gallant array Of talent and At
tentiveness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
rss.as.l o. VOC eh.rsy

hAs become hsasehoi1 worf throughout tie
Hszs aaa Saath ard his Worm LaEeas* IL lr-s
than Y-ar after the3r introtu1tian, attained .
reputation as Widespread a. the sentiment 81
Sorfa Assrrtea- But tie eTqsnins g!ors q his
lie FelHain> "a he STAINED IL his Latest Discovery
a. fzihsF combination ~ he 4oes nog clalas 10
axe tean BE discovered CT DHOS. shieh j. tsf
bass II tha biiters nos offered 80 tbs puhlte
hRf henor lrlcaes = ihs native iahsaigzugs 81
Aeatrsl AsseFisa, - wIani its YiFtuas bare hersa
kreaa - more tAaa, I've hn-dfri yra-.. Arn.a8
vita ~ the lualaa bios Debates = ale niosi dta-
IS mlisrIs AMI hattze- Wfftcns - Is nIast tsn-
asaeas eeffssists- II = : feitaf gfth fhsR that
saiis thsFF - eFrAth In il tiEa bay, the C~draa
= rotsas - esfFe, matter what the disease rtaT
be.
Hh3ss ~. Bal j. aat prepared g. iadarse this
sStFaxnssnt rretsnsiof. ~ : neserfhe.ess ssiis-
BED itesa thefeash e3ssaiaAtiaA 81 th- evilange
relative 60 is virtues thai a. rasisstv and are-
FenfatiYs for all ais-ascs arisiifg fFnm expazare
either % the csaurs Of weather ana tllaaats or to
the Ellassaag e "a aeBfas, if stands wfihanf r.
sal. and iaAtla dser sezi hs Frputaii6n il has -
l3ng euioge'l Ia CeatEal America sud the Nesi In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

CAiRo. April 5-Tl,e l.ih Indiana
aud ~ Illinois casalry, veterans, lefl
Tor New Orleans to-day
BrigadieF General corse. d losa, also
passed down for the same place.
The captain Of the steamer Eia3ire
City, which arrived today was 6aed
500 Tor ansarraatabiy taking cotton
from the tennessee River.
The officers Of the steamer Ella we're
arrested Tor landing their boat on The
Kentucky shore, contrary 70 late orders
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

ciScisSATI, April s-PM.
FLOUR dali and bat little doing superans at
s. eoesss 20
WHEAT Ia fair demand at 81 esgsi ~ fer
Red; no sales Of v bite. aud aoss o5eFing.
CORN fau At 81 o9asl - far shslied Ess IA
scea tAgmsna a. 81.
0ATs steady at nc
RYE in soea demand At 81 saasi 81
BARLEY 81 os8Si 81.
WHISKY advanced 70 q oe aaA "a sooa ds
msnd.
PROVISIONS ara. Balk Meats ana Bacoa
hsla With increased armnsss vhich eAsslss busl.
moss; very littls doing Land nseleete.i. aask
shoulders sszsoi sides =. aIoe. Bacon shoulders
ss.Riss Sides H9liAsi Hasss l41tgIsS4e for
PiSia and Sugar cured. vita good demand.
CLOVER sgTD Sru It $ IS TIMOTHY dali
Al g 90.
GROCERIES, nsn. Co1ee sss4ar Sugar is9s
3iso - Raw. bsd ssses15ss Tor Refined Mssas-
sos ssyase or New orlssas
GOLD GxessT; SILVER aas25s, EXCHANGE
arn at lilo Pr-Eiaua. l.. and par TO - RE
aiBm buying.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

WAsHrseToNi April 5.--Jadge Advl-
cate Holt has reported against the House
biiI taking from the President the power
to ssmmaFily dismiss army and navy Of
leers sithsut trial By court martial
The Senate Military Committee have
also reported adversely tc the bill.
The Supreme Court gives notice that
no argument viii be heard on any case
after TUESDAY, the l2lh inst The Court
adjourns on the 18th instead Of May 1T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Gge Daily aunrnar.
RVAEsVTLIR. IND.
JouRNAL oFFacE.


JOB w0RK.-Ths Jogssti ono i furnished
With faII sssort,asn, Of new and beaatifaI type.
Of thsiaisst styles, and Is fully prepared 70 axe
eBts - bsnasons work IS can b. dou- in the
STATE, sueh a. LrrrgE HrADs. But Haas,
HsADfzss. clseUiaas. Bvsfssss Cabs. BAIT
TieKETs, ssipr1ss-Btlls, Posrzss. 4e. -. sl,her
n pisiu . aney eolor..
oUs BfsDEEr-w have ineonaeetioa with
ihfs oaos one of,i.s b-ss BOOK BIsDEEIEssna
BLAxK BOOK hASUFAcTGRiEsiu this STATE.
aud are prepared to de nUtrso aud sFSVIsS az d.
sired. Magazines, Periodicals, re-, bound IN any
style required, aud old books re-bosnd At short
notice. Le1gsr.. Journals and blank books, FOR
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses, Msr-
chants &C., manufactured On - reasonable terms
A. any other sstabIishmsHt
Al work done At this Office will be done prompt
~ and will he ready when promised.s
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Cedron Biffer@

une trial aad yes sill nsslsr - anF others
10 j. npf nsoaes=rY - pahlish long fist ng dls.
rasss 81 b. q the 0edEpa Hitiars arr zF4sius
in All diseases Of tbs @FU MACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OH KIDNEYS
IL al sazef48as - fss EfkAHN DEPEND
tSG TpON DEuANGEMENT uE,
TffE STOMACH OR BOWELS
In tsONTss MfHEt MATa@M AND NEH'-
RAIGTAt
Asa IA FEVER AND AGUEs
it = destined e flpsfeets al rtauf fgatsilas Il
not aAiY rarfs thsse aissasas bnt Il rAEyExrs
them.
wins glass faii q tbs hgttess faksa "A hauf
before a&sh seal wli ehFsafs the "a n sta 1t the
uzast puhealthy eslaa ~. ana screen fhs person
takiHE IL axsiust di.eass nnder the meet tryins
e4pf4urrs.
Es-pT JOHN B9hLs prlscapAt Oaee. Ffnh
street, Loplsvliss. H.
sgia - PKTEE yTERLiEG
fsbf sola Aesns. EaaEsftile, fBd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Connerttc,,t Eleet.on

HARTFORD, April 5-l:3O A M-The
indications now are that Buckingham
majority will be 5000.
The Senate WI probably stand, Union
Is, Democrats 5.
The Legislature viii be about three
fouFthz Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

EeS-In consequence of the drill Of the
Legion yesterday. Messrs Law & Anthes
postponed the sale OF their beautiful
lots, in blocks IS and So, at the Public
Park, until this, Wednesday evening, at
~ o'clock. Ii will then positively take
place at the Old Brewery--nsar the
ground. No one should permit this sale
10 90 by without securing Que or more Of
these choice lots. Terms easy, and
tito perfect Attention viii be gladly
given TO any one who wishes TO see this
property today Pick out your lots te-
day before the sale The lots are all
numbered on the fences surrounding the
blocks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Dyspepsia.

And 10 attendant train a syfnat lus u acts uorv
iiks charm fisa naetieias Thers Is nothing
ln he range o. ths sstefia ArdIca thai or 8 mo-
ns-uf bear conlpsrissa sifh it III tAis diaaass
fali account ul tais uuuaHrfui plant nay -
A'and "a the llth s,iiiop " tbs q ;. Dispeaaatos
-, psEss i1sT and isse
A series Of experiments In whieh Dr. Ball hss
eeea for years engaged, has Iast bsan hFaughs -
auere=sitt isn, and ~ ~ now ensitsi e.
en-r 60 the psAiic combination u cesirun with
other Approved tunlcza tie whole preserved is Iss
tsest qa&tity q eappef-disfille4 nonFisan Ehlaks
shiea - i eophtsnt IS a. sqaAI Ii IT, world
BE might iarnisaa vssauss - esssiaestrs. buf
The pHhlie haze hong stnae learned q szt lsasta
things At fhtir afae vafas The saissf pisa H. Ear
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

YETEEAKs coMSe-we learn that the
18th Regiment Veterans are expected
here tonight, whether 70 or from the
front We are unable to ascertain
Of course our people will be ready to
welcome the scar covered heroes,
which ever way they come.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

sr Lou1s, April 5-Mr F1eseh. con.
servatve, is elected Mayor Of Jefferson
City BIZ y majority over Wagner, radi
cal.
The New York EsHd.cItor, sent 10
subscribers to the HefrIpoitaH Record
ia this department. has been promptly
suppressed by Gen. Rosecrans
The 9lst Illinois. Gen. Grants old
regiment, and the 2sth Illinois, re-enlist
ed veterans. arrived io day, ard received
an enthusiastic reception.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

EsS- II is certainly luxury Cor lovers
Of tine raiment to visit Lyons elegant
Bazaar, on First Street
His stock this season is unusually large
and fine, comprising the newest styles,
oOlors, and novelties tina, have been in
trsdueed or imported for Spring wear.
He has adopted the oue.price system,
and is selling Goods at low, fair, uni
uniform profits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
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