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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
"ProprIslor Of the BraaaTsih hons.

NeW Iofk.
There "a nothing equal. IN tie way Of Plaster,
70 ths Porous Plaster Of Mr.. AIlcock. In Asth.
ma, Cough, Kidney Aasetions, Aad local dssp-
seated pains. they afford permsnsns relief; and
for weak backs, pains ia the side. stitches. and
spasmodie pains generally. they are unsurpassed
for this baneats they inpart Price rs cssts each
Principal ONE, ga Canal Street. Hsw York.
II. NELSON co, and n d. THOMPSON,
EvAnsvais, lad. ) and By AL respsstAbls dealers
in medicines. mebxa s0
a. Let those who have doubted tbs virtues o
BuLL's cKpnos BITSKaa, II any such thsrs b
resa ths following Certiheats from Ksntisrssa vel
known IN this community, ana doubt ne zsrs.
Its general Introduction into ths army viii save
the lives ofthOusands Of our saldisrsi
z 49,. LoUmvrILn, Ky, jana 81, 1sos.
We, the undersignad, have ssen the good sasess
produced By the n.s Of Dr. jess BuLL's cxDsor
Hrr&as 10 Of general debility and prsssrasion
Of tbs system, asd bslssse It's general aas woaia
prevent disease aud relieve mush safssings-
Among our soldiers particularly woald thia b The
sass, sspseialiy those Who sss s1pos~a e alas
Iaails iaas<nes g The Southern siInais-
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector lat, Rev. "a Dis. ~.
CHAs d. COTTON,
collector Of the Port Of i.euIsvills. Ky.
COT. H. DENT.
Provost Marshal GeH'i Of Ksnsueky.
REV, y. r, HENDERSON,
vice Prest Of Sanitary Con mtasiea.
HAhNEr, HUGHES A co,
Publisher DsmbeFet
dE0 p. DOERN,
Prop. louisville Anzeigw
HUGHES A PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods psaasrs, Mais Street.
Louisville, ny.
DAvIs, GREEN a CO.,
Wholesale shoe Dsaisr. haia 81, LsaisvtlIs
HART MAPOTHER. fsa
/ hithagrapheFs, cor. Market ana laird sts..
Loaisvilly. Ky.
JULIUs WINTER, Kegsr
Clothing Merchant, Ger. "a and Markst SEA,
Louisville. Ky. 7fs
i CAPT. :, y. HtTnRETH, t-a. a
\ VI Steamer n slor A ndeFson.
MAI. L. T. THUsTON.
Is Paymaster y. s. Army. a.. -
O. n. METCALF. s.- fs.aafs-
National Hotel, LeaisviIls, Ey.
| COL. JEssE BAYLES.
9Th Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE p. PRENTICE,
e Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another eelumn.
feba iy Sold By PETER vfERLIEG,
Sole Agent. Evansuiiie. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
GROCERIES,

DEILLY Co., Wkoisszls ard Retail ps4lers
II in Grecsriess Produce. Proxisisns. Wooden
and Wfllow Ware &c. = Msin Street. Exans-
wife. Ind
HAMS goo lh=. CinefsnAtf szzsr-Carrd
i Hams rsssiss1 pr Silver n eea and far sale
By fnG1sl REILLY 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

ARRIVALS
49,, Ssastnnsu Lit GFey Eagle. Lonlsx,
Liberty Ne. :. Memphis n A. Houeyer. virkse
MsnAdee, MAtAsh kix. Gen HalIeck, Head.
DEPARTURES
Argos, Nashville Gen. HaIieek. u~nA
Gen. Andersen. Cairo Liberty Ne :, Louisr.
II. 4. Honeyez. Gait 4. < Duaksrsoa. Ruu.
Lit. GFsy fagle. Louisv- ssy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

se@tAtNtttsN = 50 stahst Stheeh
aa4
DUCK WHEAT FLOUR
ID 70 Sacks Psnnsyivssis BUCK wheat Elour,
For s-isss wA. cALDwKLLe
Ne. 3. First street.
usa
B risef sff.ia
ata1e lf
DINE APPLg cHEKsE-
cB9zas Plps ARpls css~.s. Ja.i fssgiTss a,
--s---- So 50. 7, rliss Stree.
t
s eta l
so os6sf sa 81
m as ~
8aHs .a
$3.50 F
f a
HoAIsr-e= narrsls extra waltz Ho@isy
80. rrRsr sTEKEr.
aAIJIH8
zrATs ezITEU gEI 20 sWkL
SIS 60 fu1 as7ft IS ln 4
saa ANas
GoOsIER sTRrP-f Barrel ehe4os
H Syrup. F1s eals
CALDwEBIts Fan4iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
ICE-cREAM SALOON.
O.. ADANR

Having RESTED and zsfurnsshsd hs s@leoas
On SECOND STREET, two doors
below Main, -
QEGS LEAVE TO IEFOBH THE cITIzBsss
IL that he no~ has sTerJthink c0mplsfe1 n the
latest New YORK styls and vii y prepares - al
tiaas % fsrrish aartez and private fau1iiss With
lcs-Crsam II fneEr hoses, n noulas OF otnsFSzsss
10 saastitsss 70 sa3s
His ssIosu : veil etts1 fer visitors, Ehoa he
invifss % FiFs him call. naytI In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

First SxtionAI Bank, Of ETznsyiiis.
Esxssyfils. lad, zsth nxy, 7ssf
THIS BANK WILL PAY THE SEMI
Il AnnnAl soupons Of TIE two per cent two yssr
Treasury Sctss. dzs On the Ist 4zY 81 Jpas. I.
No esupen VII 3 pad unless prsssn I'd ~Ith
the bozd ard dstscbs6 nrom sane bf aorus ons Of
he oeleers q tbs Bank. wM. PAGE, Cashisr.
myzs ca f1@@8 $500 = -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
GROCERIES

DfCKLED PiGs FFET-
i - Kegs spiosd Pig fesf,
Jos. roesivsd a No. .. First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
o. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DESsIoNE. BOUNTY aud ARREARS. B0UN-
1 y Land And BACK Pay FOR Soldiers, widows,
OF other legal claimants. ofine-Third Street,
near M.ia. JOHN TENNIS. AgsSt
EysnsTiiis. Ind. March =. lisa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

DUCK WHEAT FLouR-
- 70 Sacks PsnnsyigaBia Hnck Wheat Flour.
For s.is 81 WA cALbWELL'H
No 3, Flrst Sfrsrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

At late hour We returned TO the city
all persuaded that this had been one OF
the pleasantest days Of our lives.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
DINE APFLE cHERsK-
Il eBoxss Plus Appls Cbssss. Just rseqfrsa ~
No D. Tlrst street.

HoosIER sSHrP-t Barrel skeies
6yrup. Fgs eals - q.
rALpwELL,a RamlIy
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

ps.s,srerss = knen sert 81 sous csrqlio sposs
aanoohf Geig sonrt erolaog tof tae Iau-aassee sae
ner LrY: sl vol u board.
ess'R Ks sSsSSs sSa ca 'saa.2so sase
ta e 'ere gale troa h whica lasted ~ hours had sx
sssllshr Crg eedgeas 10 transporl,. ssartey, Fort
osos.io weytosse. ~ traespor,i. Parrish. Fort
s'ss,'tAp horl3 Amenea .lnev) Msrshmea Philade
psls Il teur = fadnf7 Uelassen,
T~s.s ~ ~ ~. .nge = = 3 LFsSj,r
Wa Hrea Ndaoa w or ,6e IrauSp al isst tx
G4rs lns wste, Loai5a q daya with raj, oad iron.
sars Liry r,au7sa rerrr, Glee BAY dsgs. Win coal
pars otss Edain tof ror,snd,, Hooner Gov Bay
sark Gaanpea, Gerrsb. Cow ssy' or days vita coal
Rrig iiuiop tLubec, Gaalher .rorteany 81 dagi WIN
lon - spose Duica sehr Clara dsaobeaa henca or Fal
His LonIsa tof Eewrcrt. %, Tada. Msaaollrs July l.
win n,aae r iaeser 4 re yeriu
COS 20 H,ett son 90. Sailed in company VITA bark
lns sis Gelcheli Cow'Bay, CB, "a DAYS, w,,h
arrtien Bernard, Burgess, Glace Bay, win coai
Rrr Kioc (ED. .coMn. Windsor. Ms, 70 days, win
trg asas.puia. Homes Philadelphia, with coai. IS
Ser Lwn Hawcs, Lnssn ci, days, With Goa, 20 mas
shrW Partridge, nix, Lnsaa. CT days with coal. %
s1.r raraoni,, bolt Laean CT, days with coal, 70
rclr WAAa Nclcis, hnl&U, LtEAn DAYS with coal, 70
scnr y cIesrelana Thomas Lncsn. 6 days with Goa.
60 q q Swain.
echr gab.me, Doane, Hal, Bridgeport IL days, VIA
cNa a. 5inU.
sebr actr loi floarl. Vincent C'ace pay days WITH
inrE
srhr 9 " crrentcr Tor portandl Edmuuds Cow Ray.
dats with coai maaler
Sthr Trade WIND Cellitwhr, Elizabeth FOR Boston
tchr tceupse, HNu, ElyabenpOrt f,r Taunton
srar lewis Wash, Eaton CALAIS, days
Scar sax iugaN, MachEA, days.
Sshr y Davidson. FHtchuu. Hal River.
Schr y Ohm fores ward Norwich.
tchr licrJ Bro w Ingram port Even for Boston
Srhr flen N ntihed, Goes, Rondout Tor Providence
Schr Damon. Pitcher, Rnndon, ~ Boston.
Serr " ncmins, BOarhman. Iondout New LoGdor
steamer Y " IrunP, Fnsfpr Baltimore
Steamer Ecocoru kotrGn. ParadaipElS
Steamer Trcnton, wilson, Trenton
Steamer Zen iull Rector Providence.
RrcRy D. Bark New, Godfrey frcm Eltzabethpors
Tor Boston, which cleared - lost, returned lesky.
BELOW.
rhir ConsiiniIon, Wcvay from Liverpool augle
Shp Il Slurges. Williams from Liverpool Aug ~
SAILED
7h-steamera Washington, Louisa Moore, Constitution
Hhn Energy fend anchored qu6ran barks
sold tdes, Nale Metcalf Two Brothers. Mustang, Ed
wn ton a, har'us Ces'r hrgs Gugana, Yabacr Hon
retu Marco Poo Anna sharon, Osprav, LOUISE vctnry
schrs iele, Fuchantrcas, Hckersen j pnd
house, y Davis. l. Edward Grerson, Ruena VISTA
Horo. Gienwoos. Mary SAWYER. a Heatnn, John sly
ers e " Rentey, Morgan, J Hne. Lavina Bell. John
walker. Cornelius.
Wind sunset &.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


-TTRwuIrGRR AT Newburg, on Tuesday
Seplember 8, by the Rev $. B. smith, Rosr NJ BrcR
MAsTER OF New Windsor, TO MARY JANE TkRwiLuGsR Of
the former place
CUMMINGS MYERS On Thursday, september 4, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, WV f. CUMMINGS OF New
YORK. to MARY c. youngest daughter OF John s Myers.
Esq, OF Greenpoint
CHAMpERs-- BEARSs.-On Wednesday, Sept ember Z, at
the residence OF the brides father. by the Rev. nr.
Chauncey. SAMrEL j. CHAMBERS to GEoRGIs daughter
OF W. +. Bearns ali OF this city
DE PEysrER-CLERA AT Ciermont, Columbi county
Wednesday, September I, by the Rev. Mr. Plat,
FRvpEic De PESsTgR JR to MARY daughter OF Cermont
Livingston, Esq.
EccLEsroS- McRoRERTs On Friday, sepem ber Q, Mr.
ENoCH EccrFsroN TO Miss MATILDA McRogERrs, both OF
1ompkinsville S,
fIcKEsRN--EowIkR- Wednesday, September 7 by
Rev. Dr McClane Mr JACOB FIcRElsEs Miss MARTHA
c. FOWLER. eldest daughter of William Fowler. Esq.
LARAGH-HLI.-At the \ W Reformed Dutch Church
on Thursday, September S, by the Rev n. D Garse
wm. 0. LARA6H to HENRIETTA youngest daughter OF the
late James Hill, OF this city.
iAaB-flASs Wednesday. September I, At the
residence o. the brides parents by the Rev Isaac Wes
co, OF New York CHARLES H. LAMB, OF Jersey city, ~
J., 70 ANNA HAYS OF Newburg N. T. No cards
MTLfER--STEBBiSs. Christ Church, Brooklyn, on
Thursday evening. September s. by the Rev h. IL Can
field, FRED j MILLER to HATTIE ; SrLsBNs all Of Brook
lyn. No cards
NEw-EIToN In Brooklyn at the Church of the
Holy Trinity Thursday, September s. by the Rev. !,
ELISE WOODWARD youngest daughter Of lbe late WIN. h.
Elton Esq.
OurcAtr-YorNcs On Thursday, September 8, b. the
Rev Isaac See, j. VOORHEES, 0ulcAi1 OF New York, 10
MARY H.. daughter OF George Youngs, ESQ, ol East
chester
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
IL sa use men Is.
IVY ElIfS sAIIL aYaEaI.IAYIR

HELLEit'S SALLE DlaBoLiQUs.
Last evening MIR, Heller made his Tent'1 before q
New York public with great lie is master of
hs art which, spite Of rat ia said about 1T is not black
at ALL but simply very astounding. he magical and
musical and enterprising, and has transformed his
little theatre into very bright and attractive place,
be will give, each night, which must
prove aud entcing There is order OF per.
ec respectabty the establishment II is fowery
It's Garden OF the Geuii Alpine affair, seen through
the small end OF the lcrgnete to be sure, but very
nice for all that and Mt Heller cracks Jokes and eggs,
and plays the devil generally to an extent which must
amuse every He descends to vulgarity, and
plays the piano spendidy series Of accomplishments
winch are indeed. We take to make do.
scripon Of his tricks because that were unfair, will
do more than say that hts anhropoglossi great
cards. We advise the curious by eli to get peep
wooden minstrels, " ho sing wonderfully. Mr..
Heers spiritual tricks far ahead OF the Davenports
There be doubt that the entertainment will be-
come very popular, as 1t is SO varied and excellent.
The second sight or clarvoyant tricks quite ncom
prehensibe. by the admission that the @gentle-
man below" has a hand in them. Still MIR Heller denies
any such participation. Those who wish to pass plea
SAINT hours should visit Mr. Heller. We should add
that the house was crowded to excess last evening
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

me sics may their hospitals little zoo soer end orr
the iaaS and decrepv ahs hsn stand in the brc7
Go ddo0ssla0e n0so kuriougns may DO 80 ~sea
with eminent propriety and the who are skulk'ux
beyond their time 10 the interior should be sbsmed iho
taer duty VI dealt with doserters traitors EN@y
eNped'ent should be used 20 pe ~ arcngh IN the eht
weeks ol crisis At hand.
The prospects or the couodefscg never hrgntef
them At this moment II she dsssrves and .
solved 20 win II gloomy r. trca o The stFug-
se and unworthy of Independence Ler resolution aad
2eA iAh az The eleventh hour. Tie ssk before hef "
tna Mps easy that sh6 has at huy stage ~
te struggle, she bus address herself 10 II n to p pr
spiglt 4 tue most dinegt and donbiu she teisAaiu
resolution AID omit any of the exertlous aaa preoau
rous demanded by he occasion.
II ia Ia 10 spirit OF dsrust that these reflections
made, bu, IN spirit OF wsrnng and hopeful eShortasoa
The OF a character gladden. tho hesrt every
bravo man, G nhcent ali the anXiees aud
tails ot years e. be concentrated uto few werts
aud the afen proclaimed limitation OF ''sisty days %
the strife at last to be realized IN al prrpotutl ne
acgt SiIg days ou IN fdct dectde he contest The Wasa
iugton Adm sgaon, under the spur OF necessity, WI
bring the Hhoe power wigh tpey can coiand ioto re-
ou sition. II they iR the Will is, not merely ny
Of change OF dynastios but because Il VIII have
been demonstrated that the MAXIMUM power ~ wnGh
the North is capable hs~ been brought 10 baar
allied effect the OBJECT of subugston. II Will not be
that Mcclellan Is disposed 10 peace or his lrty aNefse
TO further war, that peace viii coris but II VIII be
because war administration, employing the iull re-
and power If lis country when s finances we're
unm paired and It's resources uueXhErsted, VIII hlNo
failed 10 suhdle the South, ard because the inference
viii he irresistible that what could not ne accomp he'd
by administration in the ruli vigor of federal
i4g 10 power after those resources had oeen materially
raj ire
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
1h~ Rebel View or the Presidentiai
Election.

From the Richmond Examiner sept.
Tho south is O. act the controlling part ~ the northern
,.ec,on The November IN 10 be decided by the
Il Virginia sud Georgia. Lincons whole hore W
sotne decided achievement by Grant destruction
OF the Georgian army BY sherman, every state ~ thr
North w cast s vote against him. cgccpt Vermont ana
MASSACHUSETTS,. The q succcse 4 - him the suG
not he moderate but great enough r. prom
decisive influence securing the objects fuf which he
conducting the u l4e fails 70 accomplish some
thuc worthy 81 the great eSertone he hrs made 10 toe
will succeed 60 power which will Ehcathc ,he sword aud
hold oct tue ovo branch
The souh is hphtng Tor rcsce. aud pCaco Alone, she
Is sting aggression; abe uebsr at the conquest
humiliation oi her adversary. For the rst
IA tour cers Is taere prospect cf securing and
srduoutiy sought dosidetatum. Az the powcru induce
neuts whcn beyc uoroed her r. the struggle for four
voars are nov concentrated IN tho epace n two months
The administration ~ Washington wilt pot forth all is
power and energy tor eectng ~ November the purpo
SOS which ID bsa 80 csgYy endeayorcd compass durnc
ths preceding stggca r The WAR u s not merely hatred
towards us witch inspires ~ momeers; 70 Tits
powerful motive tbey faye added the desre 1 pro.
longing power and Hvcrihrowiag svcrsaies whom
tnel bate even Intensely than they do ourselves
our policy IN enrhatcnly - stand ou she defensive
ant risk nothing bpt az the ser,e unae, i moro I'M
rortant then THAI should bring every resource
into rcqs,op snd employ All the vigilance and activity
n which We are CAPABLE IAe business ul the ne eisty
fayE Si 90 70 held our and suNef no aisaatef;
but vii tie ne easy task Tie enemy sill s0doube hs
epsrstcas, He win test cur strength and vigilance
ev-ry point; and seave no labor arce nucmpoy cd
~ which s6ynrisgc ~ scict rcrnreh Now
ths hcUr rcr every man In the South hts
auty spa &c bis post We cNn Afford aaerhce ccer.
t,sy saasrdydp.y, u na~4 sure q ,sess,w mpptha.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
The Napel war News.
lFroin tie Richmond Examiner, sept. 6.l
pIf ~ E,4ri4

rAS WAs NRGs,
There 4 nothing u! ipteragt aiporauce from the
Army Teunesste or ysster14y Il wss .'in line Or
battle ~ I0VeOys station the Nacou road, twenty
lle mics south ol Atlanta s oeng "a ne 81 battle Is
rondinop ngh and DIV the past two nonths, except
ggheu eabsnd0ningn Atonta lost ihgrsd1y night. thsn
~ was matTs what is kAo~n n 'sooG tine
uG ARM lNNE&EEh GCr psCouEAcED.
Ar Official despatch from General Hood, dated Love-
toys, seDembor sstes that TIC officers anu men Of
she Army u Tonuesseo sel that every ctors nads
to hod tlaate to the last and that tie Amy dis
coIrsPed.
+Tbele wae a report nisbt that lighting going
% et LsfelOya.
The enemy gheed Peters burg violently ela vigorously
during uearly the Whole oi S.au night Ihere no
military movements of importance n prosress Grant
BdlI holJs about 0sa Of tae Weldon telroad, sod
Bone people thnk he IA desgus 90 tls southside RAJ
road We should be delighted 70 MIN make demon
Stration ia ioTce against the latter road.
wuFsLGN'e h.gGMAhIs
II is reported that Wneeer bas captured liurfreesboro
We hope tb,s may cut - be true, bat II It
tardiy blink the could have reached us soon.
hu,feesboro IS u Rutherford county euno-soe, thirty
miles SO atbegst Of Nashville
GENERAL MORGAN.
Corera John IL Morgan has been rslssed of tho
commHuo & The department. y Sontasettera virginia,
and Le IS 60 be court mattsisc FOR going INTO
Kentucky lss< spring without orders OF General
bregg All soldiers sre sl9lect 70 the orGefs o.
thcir suLeriora and may be cCnFt mart ia "a for
actin without orders dsobeyng them. Agsnsi
we have nothing 10 sly. Put 40 ssy without elr OF
cntradicton oat n p adg Kentucky Aosaal did the
oniy thing chat could have been Gouc ttat
Southwestern Virginia from rayage by burnrdse and his
Blk thousand raiders.
Gelerai john Ecn0s succeeds General Morgan ~ the
command OF Southwestern Virginia,
P. S.--Slpce the above was written We iesrn that
Authentic Information Ii this city night
that the enemy al acksd Greenvi'e on Sunday, killing
General Morgan aand CAPTURING all OF his stan
General Morgans bods expected I, arrive at Brs.
To last night from this tact we inlor that the enemy
j DO not mold Greenvie
Greenvtlle is atty miles southwest OF Bristol, on the
East Tenpesoe and yrsioa Railroad, and about seventy
A.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
SAIPPiN NE W s
aLnASac soRs-grts
10 NOnr eve W "
q ~ htcH ssfNs nlafn "
ru,t pr New York. scpsetsbrr =, 1864.


CrrAgRi,
Scsnsh'p seaasrSo OBJ. BciGseinsa. o9ceas'aNa tes
.ss,tttlr Tone Br, rson' y.ns. sv.Hs-fruit lilo ",
e,.tas Is Uucis sovers Gov fs,-- aurra, 4 NelheS.
st r A9RA1n~ "a ase tbfena Lange. tsdAnL-H ka3-
attp r r. ner tgrl, garush. tyespcoi-sca'.a uuu
Pirs H,riou ,gs Lsaestoo toudos--Sioman vdae
Fsr& 1tes'emunac tlisa} NUhkrn. Btfuttu-Unhht
s,rS rrv,tatu tfEl cs.as ssc.siusf-Ese,.es a q.
Ver
pstk Frcs'rg So ysr ,gdetpon ssnus.s-wssdet 4
Cv.
's,f. q sofueeot. colc, gscHfsr-Pcuver.
a"rk \ Potter. iAplsF. fEusof--~ - PtseHFr.
DiR August Utt7stAnj N&ssc Gursa.toWn teht
gf.at.n 4 @NlNt.
rfa r5o'. Wn'.umerv. spJ,ts-- r.0ri reon : guott,
Kfi. N0f~, tf.Si it~r twas rs-- Fnw 'fr tOYe
ttM Kaa'pt stA prfirf, ftsHIax. ss~-D rsWoW
Rfg S,H tlft 'btl rittsbs 81 adbps NB.-f hevtra
gfe ~rsacs gruey gsfti.ts Yos - r. sanford.
.shr ioau sSoGefaea thrl Csttou. LsauEgss-h Y
s.hr sTgr'ss C,s, Roberts Eienttors-, y Robert,
Ssht n Httsel, sirscfsan, New Or,esns~N Stg
S,ht volta, Drrniscn, Port Roys--w H Roosou.
Seht MrItN tsyint fcserscn, kaltrlere-I n Havt-od
Slht Kpes rk Sr,ali NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rlapr
rlur II I lane. Lane Eiis1beih p0rt--K Il H1ck cn.
-car vulcan, Heteey. Pembroke.
Schs satMia' fcets i.os,on DAYTON \ Co
stht Geo WaahiGEer feck. Stamford.
SouN Clio. Nwecnit, 1sust0n.
soop Mann, Gusry, staratcrd-N prirgs &c.
SifqV lode swift, Bertrann. Stsmford-N RrGgs 4tN.
steamer novelty, shaw, Philsd-lp lphia
ARRIVED
Steamship Cal-dooA tBr) Craig 0lsseoy Ahg l6 Wv
81 i-bn Nh sert With mdsc sUd III passenscTs 70 Ftan
els ssrDunsid
sias@,oIp x,,-. aussn, sev or...s sss, Win mise
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
Tn- rtebel Prfaoug.

[From the Richmond Examiner, sept Q.
fcwN nkee prisoners recorded 81 tho libpy
yesterday. Al the Castle sent OF than were
received. II come 20 be remarked thai the Yankee
prs pleased Win their quarters md treat
ent than that which the government proposes 10 give
them By sending them through the nea 70 their homes
tae states OF their nav ty and tner adoption Incy
Lave their choce--they remain or 50.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
Surplus Recruits Offered.

WAtIEarowN, N. J, , sept. 8, 1894.
For the benef Of localities wanting recruits state
that four hundred surplus recruits over our
quota ibe barracks Sactetts Harbor aud they
e credited to my locality in the state the
q bounty OF eight hundred nine hundred dollars for
each JOHN IL COhKlING,
Chairman Of Board OF Supervisors OF Jefferson county.
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