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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

Lieut.. Henry Arndt, volunteered as n pri.
vate. in Co. B. 49ih Ohio, nt Tifiin, on the
9th day Of August. 1861, and upon the or
ganization ofthe Co. he was promoted to a
Corporal. With the Regiment he landed at
Lot isyille, Ky, on the 18th day ofSept.
1861, and from that time up to his death he
constantly and faithfully performed all the
duties of a good soldier. On the 9Th Of
April. 1869 he participated in the murderous
battle of d" Shiloh" and was esteemed by his
comrades for his good conduct. lie parici
pdted in the seige of Corinth Miss. Suffered
the hardships Of the marches from Corinth
Miss. to Battle Greek, Tenn. and from there
to Lnui svillc, Ky. ahd from Louisville back
to Murfreesboroush On the 81 day Of De +,
1863, in the terrible battle Of "Stcne River"
and for good conduct was made Sergeant
in his company On the 2ith Of June, I s63
he was in the battle Of Liberty Gap" and
Afterwards was promoted by Gov. Tod, to %
Lieut. for his gallantty at "Stonc River
He participated in the battle Of "Chckamau.
gn," on the 18th and Goth ofSept, At Chat
tanooga he commanded his Company, and up
to the moment of his death for gallantry and
good conduct was admired by all that seen
him. Besides the battles above men ntioned
he participated in twenty one hard skirmish,
es. In all Of which he behaved Ikea good
soldier and a true patriot.
JSo. F.. MCORMICK,
Capt. Co. b, 49lh o. V, |.
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TIFFIN, o., JAN. ], 1864.
ROLL OF HONOR.
A special itcqucsr.

We do dislike DUSNfNG, but in view oI
the high price of Printing Paper, Ink
and every article used in printing, we
make special request to every one in
debtcd 10 pay their bills Immediately =
1t is out of the question and impossible
TO condoct the newspaper business with
out serious lose, except by PROMPT ANSU-
AL PAYMENTS ! We hope that those
who have Paid nothing on last year and
the present one, iriA pay up al once !
With the month of JOnuary, 1864,
we commence a Roll of Honor" and
the amount aud time paid for by each
subscriber, will be announced in that Roll
at tie end of each week. Those living
at distance are requested to remit forth
with.
We are making out bills for City sub
scribers, whose subscriptions, with ma.
joriiy of them, expired last August. They
will be waited upon by a Collector, and
hope they will be promptly paid, and not
put us to the trouble and expense of call
ing the second time Printing has got
to be cash business, and in order to con-
duct it successfully, it must be carried on
upon that principle. The following is
our " Roll of II onor," which will be cor
tinucd every week, and hope that others
will initiate their example,
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia.

DR. NtsHARr-I WIS gre-t sufferer VITA ~
pepsta Tor seven year, Ever slhiRg Ais hlied me-
With wind and drradul l,asH, sud my life ang rt
~ . stfsnng, lwss 10 mn,h .ic-,d thsi. II
rsRt glass OF waisi, twoald som rsturn back ia
heated condition. spelled % every Hind Of med.
ions and irsstment and ali to rn purf oss. saw
your Adveuisrmeni IN the ledgsr Ofa great eur-
your Rfssi Amerirar DYSPEPSIA fns had made. I
weni 70 yonf store and nnryhased box, Aad COR
menesd 10 use thsm sas dnfArak Got t1s daN aar
q Vel n'a, alI can ssithfss meslspsE Gay. hara
ssnt aulhof NJ psrfons amer louf pills, aud ksVN nj
youns man hai iyli 'r1sEinf n'h Drspsrsia In w
nsE'lFf ne eigti oi fi9F rilili tnl tcs errsi hin
sair-s Yea 2ay refer p 70 o wa 81, rieeT.
lse1s slef.rg
aI:ssrv.ti-. -sri ssgsg, -s,,
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Public Saie.-Mr. JAMES ScHALL, of
Seneca Township, 6 miles south of Tif.
fin, on the Negrotown Road, will offer
for sale, on Thursday the 18th inst, a
lot of personal property.
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WANTED.
To Farmers and all Others.
Mas. JoHS RICE, President.
LucY VI. WISE, Treas.

TO Farmers aud all Others.
The Soldiers Aid Society of TifIin, re.
quests the farmers and all others who
feel disposed to aid our suffering nd GAL
liant soldiers now on the battle field, to
furnish Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, APP
pie Butter, Fruits, &c. We trust that
all who are able will aid us in this laud.
able and benevolent object. The arti-
clcs can be left at any of the Stores in
this place.
MRs. Z. SULLIVAN, President,
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Mr. JOscpb OgIe, an old and re.
citizen, died on the 4th inst
The obituary notice win appear next
week.
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Printed on superior quality of paper,
and for sale at this Office.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !

nB. NiWAEI have been y constant ,uslr-,
Win DysPesia for the last eighteen ysars, ,ur =.
which TINE cannnt say that l ever spioysd prt.
ls'ty veil day There were tines when the .yr,p,
toms were more aggravated than ht ohsrs. 1nd then
seemed u would be great relief to dis. had At
All tunes an unpleasant feeling in my head bnt lais.
" my snneTngs 20 much incfeased that heeatne al
most unht for bpsinrss OF any Hind, my mind va.
continually filled with gloomy thoughts aud forehes.
inrs, andif attempted to rhsng- tIsIr current o.
reading, At once sensation Of icy codneU, iaces.
nestion with dead weight, as we're, rsttsd ugsa
my brain also feeling Of siekess would oocrTat 70.
stomach, and gteat pain TO my eyes, see0mpari.d
with which was The continual frrr oi log my isn
son. also experienced great lssiinds, dshihtr .ra
nsTFousnets, which made IL difhcglt 10 walk b, "a
rsieeP al nigh became a,er,e 10 sasiety, and 49,.
posed only to seeln,On and having itisi be skill a
nnHbrf al eminent physieiEns of Nanous schaoi.
hhaly esme To the conclusion that, for this diteas
my present age Is yeaFs, there was no ere 10 20
ienee. Hut, through the inierisrsnes Of Divins IL
yldrnee, TO whUm devontly otter nv thanks lathsr
lound sovereign remedy Ia your nysperais fihsarl
Tar CoIcia, which sevm to have f-cia liy rsmV,ri
alnostthe last trace OF NY long list of Mlnsns a.!
nd feelings, and IN their place hoah, pleasure aea
eoneutmsnt aie my every day companions.
JAMES ". SAuuERS.
No, 453 North Second Sif9st, rhiladelphis, Co.
merry oi Noodbn'y, \ !.
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DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill.

We mas SAY with ufeiy that nineu eases ou' ~
cv,ry hundred that die With cousarrisa had vt irl
only d,spspsin. Dysprpsia qaiekls ays the fouBda.
tion of o diseases some OF which ~. OF the mot
fatal character. hyspspsia /. rinphuiicalb tho
disease that takes from "a the bf~ciag ,timnt ~
ambition and hopo, smsscuat aud unfts Us for TIE
eniefprise OF life. We say 10 the sick md 30 phy
cians of every seEsoi, that In nr. Wi,haus treat
American Dyspepsia u Il and Pine Tee Tar Cnt.
dial, there Is Tor the VI dv.nep.i .
Dt Nishau has treated in tie ra.t twenty ysrr,
tO5lO) nine thousand three huudrrd aud ninety pt
uenif, Tor Dyspepsia IN IT. veriohs fo,ms, and IN
every case where tue metiriIs Nas taken reutes
ltmade perfect cure. A nun'iei ofths above cs.,s
hsd been treated hy the mos, eminent ply rs a
this country aud Europe.
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DiEEDiNG OF me tcNCs.
BLEEriNu uf TBE LUNGS.
READ TUE FOLLOWING

pR. NisuAnr-StE return iny E,aisfui u,rk.
iot the discovery yon have made IN nakinf, NE,
gine that will cuTe luh tmmatiou OF The urss a-d
Liver Complaint. When commenced TO use tout
Pine Tive Tnt Cordial, Nss, to bli arpesrsnea,
ncsr my gtsve hil bsen fuf icuzth Of tims s.it.
log blood, snd wouhl At tunes vpmit H.
My rhysir,ans tor empinved tWoi ptonouure,i "a
past cure but NV sister hNd used yout Piup I,co
Far Cordial which did hrfso much eood, that s.,c
prevailed on me, asa last resource, to nv ~ AnI
thank God, commenced t. use H.. I have taken
twelve bottles and am perfectly curvd. and an ,, adv
aud willing ihat any person thrt IL srk .loucblo 90
ne, and VIII tell them What VOW Cordial has duna
for me, Az my friends and b,iT lhurs were uperly
wtonished Si NV speedy rytufu 10 hoal,h fof thvy
had seen NE Nomit blood IN clnttad STATE f,uaert
y. Publish nv ease, for 1 waut every p.rson natt.
'unrnng as | vast TO know Of yonr Invaluable med,
zine. Respectfully,
JOIN NERDtN.
Ccsse 81, iiG door. above Riehaonl -
rhiladcyha.
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In all transactions by mail we shall charre for do
ing me business % cents each, which must be en-.
closed when the request II made to know what Won
can nave. Amer knowing what you can have, then il
not. 49, ~ w
Five articles can be ordered for sI-eleven 70, s2-
hfy Tor S5-siNty-hye for Sl0--and one hundred for
with the information OF what You can have will be
sent Circular giving full Instructions 20 gents and
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opioh TO send ard get the auiele or not
hiso' Tor 81, will send solid silver Shield or
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and company handsomely engraved upon IL,
Address
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Boz fS-6, New York 9ts Dto,Iwny
December ga 1863. Is-3t
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New Advertisement.
DR. VBHARTs TAR CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY ceEe rpE FOLLOWING
DIsEAsfs coS-rMrfIoS. IF SoT sEYoSD
rnE POWER OF MEDICINE, iSfLAMaA,
rIoS OF raE iuScs. coress. soKx
THROAT ASo BREAST. bRoscHfris. Asrn
Ma. rrLEs. GRAVEL. AND AN uSfAiLrSo
REMEDY FOR FEMALE coMrLxtsrs
DR.. Wisheits Pine Tree Tar Cordiat
u the vital principle Of the rns rss@ os,sissfkt
= sculaf process In the disilaiicu ot me t.f, bg
witch The highest medicinal properties rtainsJ.
u - the asdisins that CurSs when al pihsr, have
failed.
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Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial.
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial
The G'e.i H.~sSl set CeR,af puen.
The Crest Remedy fOf con.unp,loa.

an eou'lsntly rscsi'iny 'och esrihsais, ~ ne
following. Resd vi
uR. .NisnAnr--near Sir, had 4 vsry are.Ansi
eough and sore q mat for year, aud ny whgis
S"em wa, lst giving WAY, md wss prcs;rated os'
my bed win but huls hore Of recovering. Nv di,.
ease hshed the power of all medictnes, snd H.
short tine nust have gone 10 my grave bot. ,hsnN
Iod, NV daughter inlqw would not tet uuiil she
tehtcd the case 10 YOU purrhased bottle ~ yosf
Fine Trre Tar Cordial snd commenced N use ~,
snd IN one week was much better, and sfter usine
three botiles am perfectly well. wonder 10 All ~
nends FOR they al pronor need me past cure Ps.
lish my ease " you thihk proper
REBECCA HAMILTON,
No. 1871 Wsjne street, fhilsdslpi'. .
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A Farm for Sale.

Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lyiag In the south east corner Of
Clinton township, Seneca County, Ohio
For further particulars enquire OF John NJ
Naylor In Tifhn, or the subscriber residing
on the premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET.
JDSlo.isssi Il
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FERNS of subscription.
Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. n.

On and after Monday, June 90, 1863, pas
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This invaluable medicine 1. unfslins In the cure OF
all those psnH md diseases To witch the
female contribution is subject. n iapdrTaiss all sN.
cess aud removes all ob,trncto ons, aud speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il. pecu lnrly suited, Il wilins short tims, briug
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One nellAf, bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain To prevent eouneIfet,
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by fe-
males during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In all Eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affection,
Pains In the hack snd Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
erOn PalpitatiOn ofthe lIsaH ~ sterca and Whites
these Pills will eject cure when NIL other me ns
have faiedi aud although powerful remedy, do not
eoniHin iron, ealomel, anlmouyi OF anything hurfu
to the constitution,
Nh. --Jne dollar and six Posta Q Stamps, enolos-
ed TO uny authorized Agent win tnsuTo a bottle con.
thining hny Pills, by return of mail
sOle Agent for the United States and CsnAdss,
JOB MOSES. No. 81 CorlRndi 81. v.
N,B,-sl,O0 and six postage stamps, enclosed to
Hny authorized aRent will insuIs bottle containing
6ny Pills by return Of mail.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Mrs. E. SULLIVAN, President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
River News.

ARRIVALS.
Nsvisklst, Nashville Geslen Rasle. Gait
kiis f-hsf. Nzsbsiii- Sofasn. Nashville
nEPARTCRES
Nssizsias, lssissilie 6sldeH Eaxle, McapAis
y IA fSher. ciEeianAfi Virginia, Cinclnnsfs
SsFrnaa. cineiaaAsi 1sHsa Cray. WshAsh r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

CAIRO, April l5.--The attack on Pa.
daeah yesterday proved TO he mere raid
for plumber. After occupying a portion
Of the city IN squads, ia about an hour
they left, taking away a number Of mules
and eonsb rable plander, leaving behind
half doze. killed and wounded. No
one hurt on our side.
Several guns, Captured BY Forrest At
Fort Pillow, we're spiked before falling
into his hands The others were turned
upon the gunboat No. ., which, ifom ex.
haustion Of ammunition, having fred
acme three hundred rounds, was compel
led TO withdraw. Although only tin clad,
she received but slight injury.
Gen. Lee arrivedeApd assumed com.
mand At the beginnias Aof The battle. PEE.
vious to which, Chalmers directed the
movement.
Forrest, with the main force, retired
after the fight 10 BrowRsyiile, taking
with him the captured guns
While the steamer Platte ValIey Lay
under the flag Of truce. taking on woun
dod, rebel officers, among them Chalmers
went aboard, and some of eur officers
showed them great Difference, drinking
with them. and showing them other marks
Of courtesy Prominon, among them il
said to have been Capt Woodruff, Of the
| 18th Illinois
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

NEw YoRK, April l6,-The T5aess
Paris letter says one Of the vessels built
at BuordeAux for the the Confederaiss
has been launched. An English vessel
is lying there with her equipments The
builder has been compelled By the French
Government to give his word that none
OF the vessels be is constructing shall
pass into Confederate hands
Thetwo iron-elads will not be ready
for Isunehing for three months, but the
other thrss, wooden vessels, viii soon
follow their consort into the water
The French Government has enclosed
the Rappahaunoeki in the dock at Calais,
and placed man-of-war in front OF il
The Herald has Richmond papers Of
the 9th; they contain no news OF import
ance
General Wheeler is reported to have
had a sharp brush with a body Of Yankee
cavalry, On the slst of March, near Ring
gold, driving the enemy back.
The Sentiael reports that 1896, sS2, 00l
Of the rebel debt has been funded ans
/ taken up by different States, while larg,
| portion of the Contederaey Is unhesr,
from The SsHtiHel estimates the tota
| amount taken up at $3.50, 100000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL


cAIao, Aoril i4-As stated in a dis
patch yesterday, the rebels attacked Fl
Pillow With ak Thousand men on the
morning OF Tuesday, the l2th. Forrest,
soon after the attack began, seat in
dag Of truce, demanding the surrender
of-the fort and garrison, and in the mean
time disposed bis troops 50 that he gain
ed decided advantage
Major Booth, Of the 18th Tennessee
cavalry, was in command Of the fort,
having under him about 400 Of that reg
iment aud 200 of the lst battalion Of tie
9th United States heavy artillery, former
ly the LIST Alabama (colored) cavalry
The flag Of truce was refused and Feturn-
ed to the rebel headquarters, and the
lighting resumed
Afterwards second Gag Of truce came
in, aud this also vas refused Both Gags
gave the rebels an advantage IN gaining
new Positions -a-s#
The battle was kept up until about 5
clock in the evening when, Mai. Booth
being killed, the rebels followed up their
last flag of truce in swarms, overpower-
ing cur forces and compelling them TO
irrsnder.
Immediately upon the surrender ensn.
ed scene which battles description. Cd
to that time comparatively few OF our
men we're killed, but insstista a. fsnds,
aud tlood-thirssy IS devils incarnass, tie
Confederates commenced an indiscrilni-
nate butchery Of whites and blacks aud
even those Of both colors who had been
/ previously wounded
The black soldiers became dsnoraiix-
/ ed AID rushed TO the rear Of their White
officers, having Ill thrown down their
arms, became defenseless Both white
and coloFed we're either bAyonetted or
seabered, even the dead bodies we're hor-
ribly mutilaiel Children OF seven or
eight years and several negro women
we're killed in cold blood 2 ~
This al occurred AFTER the surrender.
Soldiers, unable to speak from their
wounds, threw up their arms and were
shot dead, and their bodies re4norseIsss-
IL relied down the high baak into the
river. Dead and wounded negroes we're
piled up IN butts and burned, and seye-
ri citizens, who had Joined our forces
for protection, we're killed or wounded,
When il came TO collecting the Hving
men, il was found that all out Of COZ
that could be fouEd vas about 200 ThE
most of these were killed after the sur
render. Among our dead commissioned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

sfhcsrs are Capt Bradford, Of the 10th
TsansaSe cIvalrv, Lieut. Barr, Lieu.
). c Akerstorn, Lieut. Wilson, Lieut..
devel, and Major Booth, of the same
command; Lieut. y. D. Logan. 18th
Tennessee cavalry; Capt J. c. Young,
24sh Missouri, acting Provost Marshal,
aud Captaia j. H. Poston, 18th Tennes-
see cavalry, we're taken prisoners Maj
Bradford was also captured, but is said
70 have made his escape 1t is feared
however, that he has been killed.
The steamer Platte Valley came up
about halfPsst three, and Was hailed by
the rebels un6Sr flag Of truce. and nen
we're sent ashors to bury the dead, and
bring on board such wounded as the reb-
els had allowed to live Fihy-seyen we're
taken on, in all. including seven or eight
eolorsd men. Eight died on the passage.
The steamer arrived here late this AZ
teraOon, and was immediately sent to
Mound City Hospital to discharge her
suffering cargo OF the number known
% be wounded in the 9Th Regular Heavy
Artillery are Lieut. Libberts, Capt. Por-
ter and Adj. Lemiag.
ssx guns we're taken by the rebels and
carried OF Two l0Pound Parrots aud
two l2-poand h0witzers we're among the
number. A large lot of Valuable stores
we're destroyed OF carried away. The in,
tentiOn OF the rebels seemed to be 10
evaeaate Fort Pillow and 20 on towards
Memphis
CAIRo, April l4-Another demand
has been made this afternoon for the sur
render Of Paducah, and one hour given
for sAe removal OF the women and chill
dren, Colonel Hieks refused to surrender,
And prepared to meet the anticipated al
tack.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

Further Aavfees fxom ses~ oxseass.
EEx ToEz, April i5.-Tts steamer
George Washington brings New Orleans
papers of the 9th, one day later.
The reported sinking Of the rebel ram
Tennessee in Mobile Bay was urfounded
4 DISASTROUS Gre occurred IN New Or.
leans on the night Of the Sth The stores
Of I. 4. York, Farley i Williams, and
A. +. Cochran, were burned. Lose,
several hundred thousand dollars
The Free State Convention had eom-
pleted IFS organization. Il had voted
g 70 II, that the members shall take
the iron-clad oath Of December the Sth,
or the cath prescribed BY the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation
NEw ORLEANS, April s.-Gen Asbosh
commands at Pensaeola " "a - - s
The enemy is concentrating a heavy
force at Pollard, Alabama, to operate on
the line of the railroad from Pensacola
To Montgomery
Terrible prosecutions are inflicted on
the people who try to evade the rebel
cOnscription.
The report Of rebel attack on Alex
andria IS untrue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
GROCERIES.

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yICKERT BROS,
Ne. IL Asln strssz :
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II Gmrdsh seeds, asserted. 81
yICKKRY BIOS.
Ne. III Main asrset
NTEw BACOS-<lzxzr-cnrsd and Plata Hzns.
" also Shoal1srs AeA Side. for ssis st
TICkERf BROS,
Ne IA A4ia street.
HvufTKN ASH BRCsHES-s aCx-n assorted
W Wall Brushes, sis0 Ia doSsa SaFuk. she
aua Stove Brushes. for sale cheap at
YfcKEKY BROS
Ne la Eafu street
ID RO0As-zs dazsa extra F@aey and caznloa
ID Breonas soS IL sssFr kad kE ssis cheap At
YICkKRY BROS,
-gs IL MAla stEest-
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Latsst from Nsm nrI.nns.


NEw YoRK, April ls-Ths steamer
which arrived from New Orleans, sth,
with alexandria dates 10 The 5sh. reports
that Banks and staff had proceeded up
the river and is said to be at Grand
Echo.
All quiet at Alexandra, and ample
precautions we're taken TO prevent sar-
prise by the enemy
A heavy iron-clad had dropped down
to Fort DeRussy There was still sui.
fcient water for the gunboats and trans
ports across the falls.
Adyices from Texas state Gen Dana
had been relieved from the command Of
the troops at Pass Cebello, at his own
request, aud was succeeded by Gen.
Warren. Gen. Heron was. sick at
Brownsville.
A blockade runner tried to run out Of
Pas cabello on the ID. The gunboat
chased her-and The rebels set Ere to her
aud escaped in boats The vessel was
boarded and 30 bales OF Sea Island cot
Jon saved. She was abandoned
There was no prospect OF any iInmedi-
ate movement either on the coast or II
Brownsville.
The steamer James Battle, which took
Banks and stat to Grand Echo, on the
return was fired into by 80 guerrillas
D miles below, wounding Maj Clifford
and one engineer, neither seriously.
Advices from Mattzmras report no
French or Mexican forces there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
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FLOUR Irregular sapsrans ssid At O. 70 and
Extra - = =. bat th4s rates sssn lo B. beiew
the virws u hoiaers. sfiil the aenAnd uas light,
.f~calasors having withdrawn.
WHEAT declined s., closing dali At 81 fsA
81 IS fer PRISE BED and white.
coRS aali stsi y, which i. decline.
BIZ Ia good asmsnd ~ u -. aaa The supply
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BAkLEf ira At fail rates.
WHISKY hsld ~ 81 =. bus the slsenbfiy. de-
ssnAAss subsidized
PROVISIONS held ar@sr; asassnd lsss ssiire.
Mes Fork S.. Light coahtry sides sold at los
ai0tse: Bkesn Shoulders ti1.aI@s.e: Sugar
cured Haas savsaeed TO 15ixasisa. and Pi.iH 20
ISisse. Lard duiii go tlsFrss aid At lss.e
GROCERIES,. --cosse advanced 20 ts,sestus
sna iH active demand
cI.oyER SEED deciinsa 70 s. u, and 4all.
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