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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
THIRD EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARMY OF POTOMAC.

HEADQUARTERS Amy o. THE PoroMAC, Sept
S, eycning.-Tho past two days have been omi-
nously quiet. Hours have passed without a
single gun being heard.
The enemy we're reported massing on our len
with the intention Of attacking us If they found
the lines penehable, but have evidently given up
the enterprise which they would have found to
be a costly one.
At the centre ofthe line the pickcts have been
very friendly Of late, but within a day or two
strict orders have been given against intercourse.
a battery on the Jerusalem road opened on
working party of the Rebels this afternoon about
> o'clock, and quite an interchange of iron COM
plimcnts took place, but without much harm to
either party.
The enemy sent us a Whitworth shot yester-
day, weighing thirteen pounds, polished, and
steel pointed. 1t landed in rather close prox-
unity to our quarters. and had travelled dis
lance of mile and three quarters.
The Charleston Mercury chronicles the loss Of
the new blockade running steamer IfqyV Botesrs,
which ran on an obstruction near Long Island on
Thursday week, proving total loss. The officers
and crew were saved.
SEPTEMBER Q, A. MA number of contra
bands came into our lines last night, from Chcs-
ter county. They report that trains are running
on the Weldon railroad as far as Stony creek
where the supplies are loaded in wagons and
bauled to Petersburg via Dinwiddie Court House
Between five hundred and six hundred wagons
are engaged constantly in this business. They
also state that oil the corn in that county is being
pressed by Confederate officers, and led to the
animals, leaving the farmers none for next
season, excepting just enough to justify them in
saying that they did not take ALL
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The following is the amount of Coal transported
over the Schuylkill Canal for the week ending
Thursday Sent g. 1864 -
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
Liability OF Millt,,rr Officers.

In the Fall Of 1861, 1ys :he Louisville
Journal, General Wm Nelson ordered
Colonel Leonidas Metcalfe, fhen com
manding the 9Th Kentaeky cavalry, to
seize scme horses belonging 70 Mr.. Nc
Kreli, of Mayslick, Mason County The
order was predicated upon information
that Mckren had purchased the horses
to take them South, and had declared
his Intention to sell then forth use Of
the rebel armies. ColoneI Metcalfe
seized the horses and delivered them TO
General Nelson at Camp kenton. Mel
son released them in few days at the
solicitations Of MekrelTs vile, but sub
sequently Mr. McKrell sued against Col
onel MetcaKe for the damage sustained
by this temporary detention Of his horses
aud ia the tearing dowa. OF bis fences
while seizing them. The Maysville
Eagis says the case has been continued
tor several terms of the court, but was
brought 10 trial during The present
term Il was proved that Metcalle was
a subordinate carrying out the orders OF
q superior officer, which be had no 0p-
non but to obey; that there was abund-
ant evldence to believe that il had been
Mehrel1s intention to carry the horses
South, and although MeKrell established
that be had reconsidered this deternina-.
lion, and that the horses we're met sll,d.
! yet there was no evidence TO show that
either Metcalfe Or Nelson were CO.
infant of the factz--I he actual damasa
sustained was strlHings and the action
coaId be maintained ONLY Tor exemplary
damages The jury, which WAS con-
posed of both Union meRsand Soatheru
sympathizers. gave their verdict in fasor
OF Mstealfs. The charge Of the Judge vas
received with appreciation By men Of all
parties who heard IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
@-A serious no. Occurred At Mado-

TARA serioas riot occurred At Mador
"a, jackson County, 90 Monday % last
week, in which two men, named jackson
and Lavender. were Killed, aud an old
man, whose name we did not learn, ter
ribly beaten for protesting against the
attacks Of the Others. The attacks we're
made By soldiers at home on furloaFh
We do not hear that any arrests we're
made A aFeadfal STATE of.things e.
IS, in that poFtioss Of Jaelssoa Coarty.
and these murders and outrsges ought
TO be stopped by the authorities Ns'p
albany Ledger z
Yes If soldiers have taken to kill
ing CopperhsAds, i. ought to be stopped
But when Prosser and his band OF CON
servatives were killing soldiers and Pro.
vOst Marshals, last year, che Democratic
press-was not particularly loud in their
criesto have it stepped =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

Institute Seminary, on Broadway, Eew
York remained there until ! was about
fifteen years Of age wheu Ar. Cox came
On 10 New York and took nae from the
school to hotel, where he obliged me to
live with Kim shis mistress andto-day,
at the age Of twenty-one am the mother
of boy 6Te years old who is my fathers
son. After retnsini Z some time in
New York, be took me to Cincinnati and
other cities at the North, in all Of which
| continued TO live with him az before.
During this sojoUrn in the Free States, /
induced him 70 give me deed Of man
omission; but On orr return 10 New Or
leans he obtained Il from me, and des-
troyed 1t At this tins tried TO break Cd
the unnatural connection, whereapon he
caused me to be pablicly whipped in the
streets Of the city, and then obliged me
70 marry eolored man and now he has
run of, leaving me without the least pre-
vision against want or actual starvation,
and ask you to give me one Of his
houses that may have a home for my-
self aud three little children 10 4.
Strange and impossible as this story
appeared, ! remembered, as il progressed,
that had heard 1t from Governor Shep-
leg, who, as well as Gen. Batter, had in.
vesfigafed il, and learned that il was mol
only true in every particular, bat WA
perfectly familiar 10 the citizens Of Mes
Orleans, BY whom Judge Cox had beer
elected to administer justice.
The clerks Of my Office, most Of whom
are old residents Of the city, were vel
| informed Of the facts Of the case. and AT
tested the truth OF the girls story Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
From tho rsan.rIIl. Union. ae.h

BsA. Mr.. Sproals, Editor Of ihe Evans
vile Tines, was on Sunday evening at
Schaetsrs Saloon, and when he happen
ed to 60 into the yard, he was badly
beaten BY somebody. Mr. Spronle cried
',gnurderl murderr upon which people,
being IN the neighborhood, hssseneel TO
help him. But they were too late, since
Mr. Sproule in the meantime had run up
IN the second story of the house. Who
it was that beat him, we did NOS learn.
L is lucky, however, for Mr.: sproule
that the hicks he got did not hurt him
greatly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
SALE OF LOTS.
?
Great Sale
p .Mog o. rae
CITY oPE r PYl
$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.



WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
w the cauff House door, 10 Esauss1is. on
( SATURDAY. The yiih u April. isi4 the feiias
lag very dsfifatis property, VIZ
Lotasta Llssk 2, n Coo issiIs ssdisiaa.
lots ans IN Block 2. Ia Goodisslls Addifian.
Lots 70 -, lHeiasiss. IA Biset > IN eoedssifs
Addition.
Lois % g. iasia.iss. rlees 3. oosa-irs
Lots 70 saa ~ 20 e. insiuslss. Blesk 9.
Sesaasli's Addition.
Lots :, Z aad 2, - Blgek !. PaTrsti. sdAltlssa
Tote !, sud s IN fisek =. F4rsstas Ad8ltiea.
Lsfs md 2, Block .. fafrsfs kdaifioB.
Lois apa 3. BleeA =. seathera EelaEEsssssli
Lots u and - Bioek TO- ssafhesB
soFihT.ssi gaariss Lot 20, Deaaiias Euiafke-
Loo va Doaafioa EniaFssaeai. - y 10 81.
csfner n Joe and foaTtb stress.
los = ; Aek - sortisasfrfu Eaisrksasaf. &
lot q, Block !, grescfaf EBlafrensnf ~.
Ninth, bet~esn Sycamore aaa Viae stfssfs. sifb
. tso story frame House. stahla. A.
faFta 81 Lots Y, = and =. bIpeA ). c1ezeaas
Esl.rs sn'sut' Treating q glas sffssfs sd szs-
ing thfee ons stot fra1ae Tft4sea
iarEsrseut.
e-stosy hoass, sssAis ienenssnfs
Lat Il Block J. Nafthern Kniargsnant
Lot IN cas- Lef : tEgar Easar esfnens. 81 ksaa
STREET With ona story Eriek Hsass. &C.
L9t 5. - Block y, Lsmeseo. barge Brlst
Lof - Ia Block Is. I2nasss--sitA hansa on
Lots 80 and :, Bisek =. Eastern Rniaraemenf
two sloFg brifk h0uss, A.. y. sssen.h bstHsen
Vine ash kyfafa0fe sfferfs
Iot G, ih Block - Iansases two story grzaas
hoase sud two story briek, double teaefnenf
Lot % ard half % =, iH Block Is. Lkanaseo
Lot y, Block =. Eastera EBlArkeasaf esFnsf
o. Locust aad Eighth streets, slsh dws ing o.
sane.
Lots y and u. IN Block 2 Northeastern Es-
iarEsznenf, With dwelling hsase On No. II.
The above Lots are I'll On high grsHnds sad sfa-
bfeee sgus Of the han4souiesf ans meet deslrabis
building Lots In the city. This l. q ehsnee lag
toaght but seldom onersd 70 the eifizFHs efEra1s-
Vile IhsTe are Lots 81 al SIZES pist q fhs
sane can b seen Al fsy oflees sna III fsAs
pleasure in showing the properly - 81 ttHass-
Others wishing 70 sell ca kaTe thsiT PfVfeFfy
inserted IN this list.
TERMs-0u Eaosf q the above properly one
third cash. o1ss-thirf IN uiae and o1e-thirG IN
eighteen mouths, the pufehazers gtsinz notes
secuftd By mortgzes u IL pzsmises
have other city prsYertg sil4eil ] sm requested
10 sfl II private szls Afso Fsrisfy q Lance II
WsrrIek. Tandefsurgh and P0ssy Countlss and
b. Keatu. ~ I DESIRE sis1 70 VareAzss 8as of
two Ersf eiass residsnees On FIFsf, seeond 81
ALyAH JoHSs0s.
api5 ~s Bs<l E<t@fs Asest. Ey1asFiIis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
RARE CHANGED


Very NHtttntfie Hrog,1rty and HIST
- mess For sale
HAVING N contemplation = removal 10 Gin
II slnnati, ~ ofsr Tor sails, % exceedingly easy
lss1as. the foliowiae very desirable and valuable
Property
Tisa lssse tu..slos, ilarl msiai.roof HArsbsuss,
with Ice q ne atfashei, sfnaied be corner 81
Lertst stftct ans fie rahai, being Lot 2i1, Dona-
itaH Enlargement. 75xift feet. We would also ell
ibeieaiug SAT-. pssks. couhisrs, trucks. Scales.
TafuauifHs. &C.. Ac., being etrFythiuF needed cor
e anloefT, fraslurs % Commission business also
The good Pill 80 suoeesssrshlp u our business
Thee premises ARE veil adapted for tobacco fae
tory asd uarshauss also.
Tie double hsick smoke Houas and hsndsriae
/ House., aud iratse WhFchous-, corner Locust and
Dunhan streets. used b. ne FOR the pork business
aiso Tbs ksiflfs, ssrsvs. Lard Ysis, Blocks. Clea
fcrs, 81. Ar sonpGisiuR etsrStiisg nsesssasy fes
f the business also,
I The assirable aud oonvsnisntiy arranged brick
7 DHsliiuF, en locust street, iEJtvecn sixth and
Z gsFsatt, lsinE Lots Nos. u aHd r. Ia Block 81.
PASTRY buiafEemenff noE eseupied ~ George
fesier and 10 cpf1psete oraer. On thsss prezaises
are two cisterns. stable, Wood shed. a. also .
lafgs yard aiisd with cheios Fruit Trees, skrnhs
aud fiowcrs: also.
Ti.s undivided ous.half q tha frams " arshouss
siffasied on lots and In Block -, Eastern kB-
to the Canal. updtf rent 81 SO per Month also.
] Tte sell lisfftsed "a highly .suitivAies Farm,
/ aefss, 80 under fsBd4. aerss q Which l. sur.
4 rsunds,i - and aaisisntiai picket fnes, and
Gilad gifh Friif gfses % ever Kind, includinR
shout su acre q veil set. bearing Graps Vines
% these premises sfr sitaate- new frame DHel-
iina. ath laTsa Cellar. VI y, Cstern, large Sta
be Ac Pnssaesieu cas- b. l1sd lst u March also,
TN5 ds.infis baiidire Lots Nos. and Z. IN
Eiaek ~. Esstera Enlargement, adioiniss the
above alec,
The "a. ssSso fsss. on Fourth ftrssf. near tbs
corner q Locnsi, h~ing an excellent stand tSf a
afafss aisa,
The Undivided one. hair Of zs1so lsi. sajoialns
70 q ired Tifie- HdisDufable Parties viking
~ sHafuiua 20 the aboFe property, ulil pleass
CAL Il ear efafr, eefnsr Lafuaf stfsst and The
caaal. GRO FOSTER s co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

DouaLg ISFASTIClDE-Nancy Jane
Calhoun, the daughter of respectable pa
rents in jackson county, Ind. was, last
week, delivered Of two ilegitinate CHI
dren. The wretcbed girl bad been de-
ee'ved by scoundrel under "a promise
OF marriage, and her shame so frsnzied
ner that she murdered both the children.
oee IS under arrestto answer the charge
o. murder, Her seducer, we suppose,
~'h escape punishment; but If Justice
We're meted out 70 him there is no pur-
ishment severe enough to answer its re-
quirements- Powder and lead, speedily
administered by father, brother. or rel
alive, is the proper way 70 deal with such
seoondrels.9H sIA alhuafua --.FI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

& pD The mail boat arrived at the city
wharf yesterday morning, says the Lou
isTiHe Journal Of Monday, with squad
Of soldiers on board, received at Cincin-
natl. One Of the number was found ly-
lag on the deck, when the boat landed,
cold 10 death. He died apparently With
out struggle, as his companions thought
he vas only sleeping, and attempted 70
waken him when they were ready to
leave the boat Il. is Presnmed that be
vas sent from one Of the eon7sleseent
hospitals at Cincinnati, as his face was
strange 10 all Of his soldier companions,
and bis quiet, reserved manner daring
the trip had prevented them from lind
ing out anything 10 relation TO bis his
tory. A stranger 10 al around him, he
laid himself down % dream Of home, and
death stole softly over him with thesln
Der Of bis dream. No iriends--no his
tory--a little waif--a small scrap Of pa
per found ia one Of bis pockets, with the
single line written, Lewis G Wright,
company F, Both Indiana" alone re.
mains to tell who and what be was In
Bis death We are furnished with one Of
those unwrit.en histories Of liGe, which
are multiplying day by day as rolls on.
ward the car Of war He lived, loved
aud was loved. and Friends wiIl sadls
mourn bis absence; yet the history o.
his life will remain shroudsd in obseuri-
| II. A lonely grave, and q rude, decay
ing hsadbOard, with his name, and reg
iment roughly carved thereon, may
som4times chance to as5aetihe eye. be
cause, aside from the simple name, al
else Is blank Thought may muse 4
moment over The lcwly mound, and II 4
memorandum i noted, il win only b a
name--no history
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

g-CAptsin Henri d TODD, late Pro-
Yost Marshal Of Washington City, has
been dismissed from service He was ar
raigned and tried by court martial,
which, it is stated, convicted him Of
embezzling property received while be
was acting as Provost Marshal 81 WASH
ington, consisting OF diamond chester
ring and certain silver plate, be having
the diamonds reset, and the silver recast
into spoons for his own use. Louis
rifle Journal e.rf
They did things differently under the
Buchanan Administsasion They waited
until the thief or enbezzler got safely on
10 Cuba, or elsewhere, with bis booty,
and then released the sureties from liz.
bility, as in the case Of FowEer Post.
master Of New York City, John b
Floyd and other noted Democrats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
FOR RENT.

nALL-The secoEd story, |" Msaksf'a Build
II iug ~ Main Street, u Tor rent. The
nboBf ~ feet wide BY i25 10 no feet long 81 pres
ent parlitionrd on for ofiices.
P0asession given - tne Brsf day 81 STAY. Nm
auirs 81 bCHAPKEn a BUSTING.
OFFICE - haye one 81 those his odlcea - the
" ssad Of The stairs, second atosy n ChAndieF'a
Flock, still vasant. n deslrpd. Do iebAn can BE-
accommodated With rear ROOM BY applying fm-
mediateiy. a JOHN - CHAhDLBk. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

uRuEe FoN PLANK sfnE W&fk-
April -. fSftt-A I'd nov Il i hereby ordered amt
drscssa ~ the comuaea council 81 the city 81 Nv
Suiua that the Of all lots ar parts Of lots
frontus-un or adjoining the northwest side 81
Aaa street, from Third 10 Fourth streets, In
aid e8y caa~ethe sig FAlks thrrron 60 be brought
te the proper kraie. and that they cause side
Nelk q Glass Ne. 3 70 to laid dosn thareon With
- thirty Gays FROM the publication Of this order.
eissk,s 0Fes, Aprll q lisa. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

ththA - 5 A Ee4eA tlbN WALK.
4 fFl -. isft Ana nov Il j hereby ordered
sad slilciai iis il1E Vcmaali Coantu u The cts -
Eteteviis y ~ NE OWNERS cf ali lais parts of
hi=. igaatiuE or a3loluiug The scuth-rast sifs
Na.f streets iram IeaHAi - sixth siferts, IN
sa48 gliY. tauss the side walks theresa q H.
iss 80 shf - ihefftI3a Grade, sud that they oeise
slsissssik 20 tlsss No. 4. Sith wooden curb, -
Bai3 dpws ~ithla thirty days RON the rubli-
- A. PrAFfLsN. clsrk. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
CoRPORAIION NOTICE.


ciarE'. oaes. April j. isih
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

so Among The prisoners captured
near Paintsyills recently we're the follow.
ing former citizens Of Bourbon eoanty.
Col Ezekiel + Clay, jesse lovely, ]. B.
Crnadall, Gorge Haley, Jspiha D. Bed.
font. Henry Anderson. Chambsrs-Brent.
Ro5ar, Layton. Thos Lewis, and -
Cooley.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
FOR SALE.

uOusE-A two story Brick Hogeq on Vine
Il Street, between seventh and Eighth, cons
tanning four fooEs and n kltcbfn, also = good
Cstsrn, Stable Wood Shed, &c, The lot - Is
feet square. Terms cash. FOR further particulars
enquire AZ the promises.
apriI2s2w JOHN FREIDLEfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

CONFORMATION NorIcE.

April 8, 1884, Aud nov i 4 hsreby ordeFsd
sud diftcted ~ the CVmmon Conncil 81 fhe City ol
Evansville. thai the owners u all lois pArtt Of
lots. stoutlns en ~ adjoining the northwest side
SSealnpre kirrtf, alar, Ainth 80 TrnKh straets,
ga said City cAnse the aidn walks thereon IS be
Nsids-saik ~ t'tssA No. 10 b. laid down within
thirty days FROM tbs publication 81 this order,
aHse a. PrAFfLfNs Ciorl.
Clerks oace. April u. Isss