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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

SENT TO JEFFERsoSvILLR-The two
burglars calling themselves Hamilton,
but whose real name is said TO be
Davenport, and Cummings, who robbed
Bucks jewely store several months ago,
were arraigned in the Circuit Court on
Thursday, and, pleading guilty, were
senteaced by Judge Parrets to five years
in the Penitentiary. An socompliee,
who is supposed to have the most Of the
stolen goods, has not yet been found.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

CHICAGO, Mar -. Thu Journals
Nashville correspondent states that Sher-
mans entire army resumed It's march
from Kingston, Ca. on Tuesday, and
aanked Johnsion's position At Altoona,
on the Etovsa River. This position vas
in the mountain pass Businesses and vas
considered very strong. This CORES
pondent believes that Johnston does not
Intend to 6ght, bat that bis troops are
being transferred 10 Lee and Beaaregard.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
GOLD PENS.
c. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Penn

All pens bar my Fa4e-zsarE. 20. p. BknSus,
EKrR& Loo. kT4.H fuf watch ! havs sa-'1FFsd the
sepg-tshf ard nfs warrAufed rs cEr.ts Ere aud
Ferf~ef ia ever respect. seut ~ uazl Or rress
q any psrt q th~ osantry raaeiFt q rsiee aud
rea@ras eAargas FaFHg1s urdertaE Ai4l pleas state
fhs aiEa aud style desired. hs her bard eF ssfi,
fse e ensrss snd u the $50 shusif fsfi @ pieasr
% nsusa detective. fhey wsf have the rf Hssess q
sxchaartnE A 8esiErffan 81 nfesr pr cont az
Icrri ~ orders q 81 o. ever. ssaa fssnty-au-
gsT eant. thore q slq0 Llesral discaaht naasie
70 the tr-3a- oid psus repaired In tfss baas man-
ser faF thsFtF-EFs cents tas4 ssa-sS3 ezrh Girua-
laFs shoNiuE Sizes sfy.ess and pFiees e Watches
sat FExE 70 any aaarsss. Address
G. p BARNEz
unaier Ia Geld PeNs sna Anknicas Wsvea -
SIS Mails Street, cor. sixtb, Lezaviiie, 81.
Hssk1i'e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

OxaHA cIrr, y. T, May 27.-The
Uaion TeFriit~ial Conysntion Of Ne
hraska yesterday appoinssd SIX dele
gates 10 the Baltimore Convention.
Resolutions endorsing The Admins
sration, aud iastfaeting TO vote for Presi.
dent Lincoln, weFe adopted viihoal a
dissenting voice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

FUS AHEAp.-We remind our readers
that Mr. Ale Burnett win appear a, Ma
sonic Hall on Monday night, in as many
characters a. PrGteus had shapes, in Ell
Their of which be viii give you more than
the worth Of your money. His enter
tainments are inimitable, exeelling any
thing in the art Of elocution, mimicry
and wonderful transitions, ever attempt
ed by any other person. TO be appreei-
ated they must be seen.
lie will assis. the Concert tonight.
havini; kindly volunteered for the benefit
Of the Band
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

CITY NEWS.
ONE NIGHT MORE II!
AR Burnett win appear.

BY request Of large portion Of the
audisnesprssent last night THE Crescent
City Band and the Mozart Society viii
repeat their concert tonight Mr., Ale
Burnett, the renowned humorist and
mimic, has generously volunteered TO as
siSt them, and will add greatly to the
pleasure Of the entertainment.
Tickets Of admission FIFTY CENTS,
to be obtained at the usual places.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINctxsATI. Mar zT-PM
FLOUR shade arEnrr, hut prices nsehangel I.
sarsrano s. s5slts Is.
WHEAT anchAnSed; more oFsrinE. bat d.
mand fair At 81 8z1st % Ger Rel, and 81 es q
81 - far Watt.
CORN dali fer shal5sd ard prices aeclised to
81 1881 Is bus there u falr dsmaaa for Lar
at 81 tuexsl g.
OATS aecltasd g Sc.
WHISKY steady 81 81 e.
PEogfsfoNs quiet. Noes PaFk-ioe bris city
sold ~ -. Soihiaz dsse IN Cat Hsats. Small
saies 81 lard Al Is5sc.
GOLD advanced % s58ss. buying Aad ssliing !
aNA sILN ER 20 z&sazs.
EXCHANGE strsar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

WAsaIxGros, May 27-The Com nit
tee Of Ways and Means have reported
the new Tariff Bill The duties are in.
creased Oh iroa, cigars, tobacco, brandy
and spirits 20 an exieht about equal e
the internal revenue duty. Coffee re
mains the same. Tea IS raised 10 ?.
cents per pound. RaE silks free, Du
ties are also increased On Nool and cot
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

ne Fster c0ounaes % oeeIine stead
lily At this point, and hence 70 Cincinnati
and Pusburg. eds
There was scarcely any business done
on the leyee yesterday, tonnage eontins-
ing largely in excess Of the demand
Most Of the boats touching here vere in
government service, and those going up
we're running light
The famous Liberty No viii be here
az daylight this morning, ea roufe 10
Memphis. AID viii want both freight and
passengers The Liberty is one Of the
most acknowledgements boats on the
Lover Ohio, and is very fast Capt.
IVES, Conner, her accomplished eon-
mander, Is a gentleman Of the old school,
soeiable, affable and accommodating.
The Office IS in charge Of those gentle
manly and accommodating officers
Messrs Judge and Walker, who will
take pleasure in making their guests
comfortable.
The grand Armada will be tie splen-
did passenger aud mail packet Tor Cairo,
az o'clock this afternoon. She is an
surpassed in neatness and elegant &C.
eommodaiiona Capt Josh, V. Throop
IS geutleman Of note, whose name and
fame extend a. far as steamboat uavigA-
ton extends, while Fred Huston Is pro.
verbal for bis suaeifer IN naodo and his
vaEied accomplishments 81 = steamboat
CLERK, and is ably assisted By Mr.. soren-
son in the Office
The Tarascon, the paragon Of steam
boats, with those FFiaess Of river men in
command, Capt Jim Lask and Frank
Banksmith, viii be the unrivaHed Hea-
dersOn and Louisville packet this even
ing With such attractions, and with
her invineible speed, it is not strange
thai the TarAacon always goes out full
The Brilliant viii be here At clock
this evening, for New Orleans, and will
afford a most favorable opportunity for
shippers and travellers TO that point
The BsilliAas is IkFst-elasa in size, sP-
Poinsments aud speed. and Capt, Dan.
Couvay and Billy Banker are two Of
natures nobIemen, Aaable, courteous
and polite, and never 80 hspPy as when
they are making happy those around
them.
The Alice Dean, for Memphis, Is over
due here.
The grand ST Patrick, from Memphis,
will be here tonight or to.morrow. Geo.
o. Hart Is Der popular Commando
with Lib Frisbee aud Tom Lewis in the
oaiee, and Billy Fepsoa among the
freight
The great Mississippi, one Of the finest
boats aaoat, vii be here tomorrow even
irg, for New Orleans Capt James
Good and John sreenough are her
prinsely and popular ofieerA She will
want freight and passengers.
.. k.--we are happy 10 announces to
Cons" Miller, Of the Cincinnati Com.
aereidi that his consignment TO Col
Dupkerson, Jaa. Wee, and ourself, hal
come safely 10 hand, right side up with
care, freight and charges all liquid
aied, and proper disposition has been
made Of the same
The Silver Moon, from Memphis, ar
rived at midnight last night She dis
charged 25T bales Of cotton, to 60 for
ward to-day By the great Cotton Express
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

PmLADELPnIA, Mar 27.-A special 10
the BHtsaa SAYS according 20 an extra
Washington Republicans issued a. 4
o'clock, Lee vas in line u battle on the
Souih bank Of the North Anna river
this moruisg, and battle Sas probably
fought today.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

NV YoRr, May 27-The steamer
Columbia, from New Orleans, May 2ls',
arrived The purser reports that 3 tele-
gram had been received, stating that
Banks and staff had arrived a. New Or
leans from Red River. bat 70 news
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
" Prorrissst 0fsAs Br.adrs:A Hsa.s,

There Is uofhing equal, In the way Of Plaster,
tsl the Porous Plaster Of Mr. Ailooek- In Ash
ma, oezgh, Kidney Aaeesions, and local deep
SEATED PAiss, they afford permanent relief; and
i0r weak backs, pains in the side, stitches, Aad
sP-AsaedAe pains generally, they are unsurpassed
los 'he d nsats they inpsrt Price IS osats each.
FrineipAl oHaee, "a Canal Street, New York.
h NELSON CO. aud n. D. THOMPSON.
h'anssass lad. ; and BY all respsetabls dealers
% 0@-~4"Ss nehs3 Sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

MAcKERKL AT ArcTfoS.-Hiram Mel
son will sell at aaesion this morning, at
nine 0 clock, at the auction rooms, OPP
posite he Washington Hotel, II caddies
of good. Maekerel, good aud fresh, put
up for family use--oa account Of whom
it may concern. Also, a One Horse
Express Wagons good article
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
orsnsucs ofsee, War Department,
wsstlag4an Aprif =. Issx

wsshisgsSs. April =. Isss.
General -In conpIisnas zlsA memoranda
which Accompanied the letter q tss secrpssry u
the Treasury % tie sscFsssry q NAs 1s r~sstioz
to uhst Constitutes n1uaitions u EsT, kaxs fhs
haEor 10 give list offh yrfRciF@i articles whieh
eosssituie sueh as Afs Hse4 by shs ordnancs De-
parsfseat, VIA
"Cznnoa q al kiHss. gun-osrrfazss a eli
kin2as caissans, ammaBiti0n carts, b4ftsry va
gers. AID faFsss; eli inplemsEts saa squipassnts
used in NarkiaE g1nss Al pre5etile fsr saaesth-
bore or riasd cannon all naaskefs. riffs, ear
hi1es, pistols. szeFess swords. iGuoss, and ether
eouBfFea ssuss f0r &rtilerF caxalry and iHszutry
al bore equipzsnts and hsrness for earalrv a.
zrtilAsry hxei partially made % 81 ezrtr9ass-
baEs aliaa Or uhhIaps cartridges for all kinas ..
small arns iuSsss lad sDd iesd buiiet9; roeksfs
sud al kinds 81 pyrofsehay; nersusstsu esus arl
All kiBss q HriEasEs; p0Wdsr Of ali klnas; al
ulachipes taE bcfsting - wSrkfae artillery al
eloth. pspeTs rops, thrszd. wax. aEa ether xork-
tzz MATERIAL tsf sas<in1 ansmanffsoa for eAauon
and snail aFHss al coYp~E, iron, steel, and zrti-
clss Ct ironnC1Eery required ~ military pur-
Tzsses AZ Aeafher znd mstsrisss fer Esanaksctur-
ing 9scgHtrsmenss and ss4uIrraents. al timber
A14 lHzaher + r gan-ezrrisgss Aaa pi4tfSrEas; al
Taintss oils dyes. and iaekers vstsria4ry lnssru-
meatss ase hurss Eazfeinss fos artillery sd e4ss
@Tys slipEurs ntEEes charcoal .n1 eenllcalst -se
a. Artl1es IN any va ase1 IN ne zAsaisst4Fs o.
9sef, hrsSorks, iHesnsiary esA $500, e
Ts1tsrs and sadslers' sssiss Eooeis ADa sEaEss
q even d-srIpsisa ussd II tie f~bria4tisa - -
pair q Any q the forsgaiSg articles ana material
ay.-v r-sy@etfuIIy.
oar obeziaut servant,
81 Bv orasr. GEO. T. BALcH,
Gays 0rdinsncs. PrinxiSal As.t.
IS TO chisf e 0rsa41c-.
ssM.rex-GEx II. ". EGIrKnx
= CAief Of stzsof ths Army.
:. WAahiassou city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28


"a. Let those Who have aoabtsa the virtass .
BuLLs cxpasS BfrrxAs. Il any such thsre Be-
read the Gsii0wlng Certiaests from gsntismeu vel,
known in tisis CEN uiuhlty. and dssbt ne Esrs.
Its genaral issrodaetion into the army will save
the lives Of ihsassads Of oar soldiers
sLocnvfEtF. KY, Juus -. ises.
We. the uadsrsignsd. AAvs sen the good Effects
pruds csa b. the Use u Dr. Joss Bvll'a cEbEos
BTrTEns 10 case 81 general debility and pEostrasien
Of the system. and believe It's general ass w0aid
prevent disease and FsIlsvs mush suaeriuE.--
Among eur soldiers particularly ~osi1 shi. - the
case, especially those Who are exposed t. mlas-
natie iaauenes In the southsrn climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED.
ColieetoF LIST. Kew. 81 Dis- AZ.
CuAs, u. COTTON.
bOlies,or q ths Port Of Louisville, Ky.
Psovost n rshai Gsa1 Of Ksasseky.
EEy. u. p. HENDERSON.
Vice Prv.'t q ssaisAry Commission.
HAKNgY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publisher Dcacerat.
0Ro. p. DoEKS,
Prop. Louisville Anxeixer.
HUGHES PARKHILL,
wheiesais Dry Goods Dealers, Mails Street,
\ Ioalsvilis, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN q CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer. MAIn 81. Loalsviiis.
HIATT ! MAPoTHER,
IlthoEraphsrs, cor. Market aad Thira sss-
Loaisviliy, Ky.
JULIUS WISTER.
Cioihips Merchant, Ger. ID and Market sts
Louisville, KY.
CAPT, :. y. HiLDRErH,
Ofsteamsr Mater Asisrsoa.
MAI l.. T. THusT0N.
PAymAsier u. 5. Army.
| @ NJ MErCALF. -
National Hotel, Louisvills, ~.
COL. JESSE BAYLEs,
sth Ny. CavAlFy
/ GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
LouiaNii y Journal.
See advertisement ia another esfnmn.
/ abs iy sold By PETE1 VIERLfHG,
( sole Agent, Evansaiils, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
O.. ADANK.

Having rsas-sA zsa rsfzruIshsa bis saison.
ON SECOND STREET, TIVE aoors
below Nam.
Dies LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITIZENS
ID that he nov hzs sveryfhinE completed fn the
aAtsst Nsw York style. aad viii be prepared at sl
tines % furnish parties ard pFisass families via
Ire-oreAn - their kouaes, il naoulEs " eibarwse
IN 9naatlties % suit
HIS saloen = w~ll htssd fsT visisers, whozz b.
invit=s 70 give him = cali msyl7 In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

CArTuREr.-We regret to learn that
Lieut. Col James w. Stewart, of the
2nd Indiana Cavalry, was taken pris-
oner by the rebels during the late opera
tons in Georgia He is brother Of
Col. Bob Stewart, Of the 18th Cavalry,
who has had some experience in Libby
Prison life, and, like him, is brave and
intrepid officer We hope that bis stay
in rebel hands viii be of short duration.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

S@ schApker & Bussing were busy
yesterday noring their Wholesale stock.
Their retail stock will be moved tonight.
On Monday the: viii open a. their new
stand No. IS, Main street, next door to
Cooks Grocery. A&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

grand strawberry SUPPER IN HIS
DERsoS, Kr.--~The ladies connected with
the Missionary Sabbath School, viii give
a magnificent entertainment At the Court
House on the evening Of Wednesday,
June the lst They hope to see many of
their friends and aequaintances from
Evansville, on this occasion. Il viii be
one of the finest suppers ever given in
Henderson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

WoUSDED.-We regret to learn that
Capt Willard, Of the 18th Indiana, is
wounded and in the hospital at George
town, d. c. Capt ". has seen great
deal Of hard service, and is brave Off
Ger. We hope he will speedily recover
from his wounds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

NEw YoaK, May 27.-The steamer
City Of Limerick and Westminster, from
Liverpool, arrived this morning: also,
the steamer Champion, from AspinwalI.
18th, with $500. 600 in treasure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

ALLcock's POROUS PLAsTERs.
sIAL.-"Esw York. Nov. -, 1859. T Atioeek 4
Co. Ss. 2s4 Canal street-Gsasiemsa: lately
snsersa severely frOn weakness IL ny back. &C.
casisued By suddenly ovsr-sxsrtiaE nysesE Hav-
lag heard your plASisrs nzoh recommended for
Gases Of this kiad, procured cue. saa the result
visa all that I eeuld desire. A single plaster
sarOd ne 10 week.
E a. Narr-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

pS- A catfish, weighing less than
twenty pounds, was caught yesterday in
Falling Run Greek, by acme smngl boys.
--NstC Albany Ledger.
How much less than twenty posnds,
Charleyi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

s1 Hiram Nelson sells at auction
this morning, at the corner Of Main and
Third streets, on account Of whom itn.ay
concern, twensy-foar boxes Of cheese,
good, bAa aud Indifferent, at o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

ASorHER BoRDER RuPnAS WIPED
OUr.-Among the rebel officers killed in
the engagement at Yellow Tavern, vir-
ginia, between shsridan's and stuart's
cavalry, was Col H. Clay Pate, we'll
known in Missouri as an active pro-
slavery partisan in the Kansas war in
1855 and 1856. He ia famous for having
marched out with twenty men to capture
old John Brown at Black Jack, and be-
ing captured By Brown with eight men.
At the time this vile traitor, as be has
been since 1854, was RAINING his infa-
nous career in Kansas, be sailed under
the name Of 8 National Democrat
and was sulosizsd BY all the Border Ruff
Gan, alias Democratic organs, in the
country ig4s ID a.HH ~ Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

SB- The Times Of ibis citY calls the
/" Ns0 Nation Republican paper. As
the Nsso Nation aud Times are working
for the same object-the disruption Of the
Union party at the North and the alti-
mate success Of the rebellion--an intel
ligent people can Judge whA. kind Of
a Republican paper the New Nation is.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
B.,rrvoRs Nav "a Lester FINN

BALrlx0Rs, Nay IA letter from
Bermuda Hundred. Of the 20th, SAYS,
The weather IS very warm. The enc
ny has made frequent attacks on our
entertainments, and have always been
defeated with heavy loss. The eating
gun, which throws go shofs per minute.
was used with terrible effect against the
rebels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

t. S9- A Cleveland copper Spectator
fell sslesp in church, and was walked by
the pastors reading: Surely there is =
vein for the silver, and a place for gold
where they find IT. jumping to bis
feet, he shook his book at the minister,
crying, "Fll take Eve hundred sharssr'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

DRowSED.--The Cannslton Reporter.
Of last week, says son Of Mr.. z. Jar.
Doe, while playing on the rats at the
shiPyard, on Monday, fell in the river
and was drowned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
River News.

EFr ARRIVALS.
PoIaad. SashvFIfe Areefa Na.Av,fsa
Daszzssi. C5nciunafi Oiivs. N.skTffIs
Shirxess. LoHizFfflsl 0ea ff.ft.ss u-.a
hrEaaaA, 0Airo Colossrs. Nashville
frsEsa bearA' 81 Loais silver Gooa, AsmPhis
pEPARTUkES
Polsue, Clucln0Au ArcnlA. Leaisvuts
n4nssl- AsshEilis 3 = 0iixe. PitsseaFx
ShizEsst Y i-ksharx Colusszs, CincianafI
G~a- Halle B.. Heed Silver MUoz, CineFnnAfE
Frlsza Huan2, FiftsbEr<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
O. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS. BOUNTY and ARREARS, BoUE-
l. . Lzad aad Back Pay fs- soldIers, WiSows,
OF otssr l=sAi ea2lDasfs- 0Hea-Third Street,
EsAr Main JOHN TRIMS, Agent.
EExasviltss Ind. March 4, Ise4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
RARE CHANCE.
I've EeE Store for Rent

THESE STORES ABE now BEING BUILT,
Il near the CozrT-house, ard fhs propriseor
o1srs then for re2t IN oF1sr . - abb 10 finish
the bzilaius sftzbis for The bEsiasss q the asu-
AMI PossessIen zlFsa On tbs lat q August
k1qEirs q 3 BISCHOF,
z2sF<l UHion oGes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

~ SehAPker Il Bussing's store viii
be closed tonight after ! clock on ae-
count of the moving of their stock. They
open next to Cooks Grocery on Monday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
GROCERIES.

RE4LLl eV.t Nholesals AID Retail Dealsrs
II IL Groeeriess Prodnos. Provt.isr-- Wosdsn
ard Who's Ware, &c-, y sIeiz Street, Evzna-
vide. IND
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

New Thing Undsr the sunI
In Its eEccts-Ina tantARsous.
II Its soloriag pousr-mAschless.
IN all tts ngredients--vexetAbie.
In It's operstioa-uafuraI.
In It's identifying rssults-sndnrinE.
Ia its neutrality-suspicious.
In It's popularity
eRIsToDoRO's HAIR DYE
Is pronosnsed both By tie World Of science aud
Weird Of Fsshion, ths anest preparation ever IN
vsatsd by art to restify the short eOninss Of Va.
tarr. Manufactured BY J. GRIsTADoRO, No. Z
Assor Hssss. Hsu York. ssid By all Druggists
Applied By all Hair prcszsrs Maya In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
From IN. Front.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Tha En-
quireT publishes the following dispatch
SorTH SIDE OF rHs NoRrH AxxA.
NEAE JEEIcHo BKIDGE, May -.
Two o'clock p M-The rebels are in
our front and prisoners have been taken
daring the last twenty-four hours from
three rebel GeneraI's-Ewsll, Hill aud
LongStreet Over four hundred prison
ers we're taken from a brigade Of South
Carolinians by the Pennsylvania Re
serves, under Crawford, who made q
charge on our extreme right after War
rem bad crossed the North Anna. The
road leading to Beaver Dam our troops
have torn up aud completely destroyed
marty six miles Of the track on the
Virginia Central, west Of Sexton June
ton. We are now bat one days forced
march from Richmond, in a fne open
country. There IS plenty Of good pasture
for our horses bat nothing for the men
except what has been brought along
The enthusiasm Of the army knows nc
bounds, while the morals Of the rebels
| judging from their wounded prisoner.
falling intosour hands, are in a yer,
bad condition. Weather intensely hot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
NOTICE.
Additional Regulation of Trade.

tss ..TrsasuEE p-raytmsa'. April u, ISL
LYIII. Is ACCORDANCE WITH THE re-
Il eemmsnastioa - ths Lisutensut-
General, tFzusnitted - this DeTartnsaf - the
s-cFetary q HAr. aadeF d4ta 81 thu CD inst
:" 80 trsae IN arms ADD manftians II var Il Krn.
tuckY, zud % the Gississippi Eiver bslo Cairo =
= aersby prahittisds sst 81 ofsocrs e fhs rsa-
sary De- Art1srs arv sugeins9 - aid fn earryfnx
thls order latc etisgt :. r. CHASE
Secretary fti@ Trsasary.
The foilo~ing lstts- will szplsia what Is nasans
b IS d sEitsens 81 war.fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
clrr.A c. Rosrxcrlsz. AFroul a pri-

/ Carr. A. C. Rosxxczasz. Prom a pri-
vate letter to Mr. c. F. Rosencranz, Of
this city, we are panied to learn that ais
son, Capt fA,eC. ResencrAnzs Of he
Fourth Indiana Cavalry, has been Mss
ing since the 9th instant Whether cap
tured or killed, the writer, John 7. Uric,
also Of this city, had been unable to
learn.
Capt. Rosencranz was in command Of
the skirmishers Of the Fourth Regiment
thrown out on the 9th in an attack on a
large force Of rebels, and IN charge Of
the rebels 200 of our meg, intending ,
number Of the Fourth Cavalry, were
killed or captured Among the number
we're seven or eight officers, including
Col Lagrange, commanding the brigade
George A. Stone, Of Capt Roseneranz's
company, was wounded in the hand.
Since the Captain has been missing
Uric says they have been driving the
''rebs' like sheep, and when he wrote, on
the 10Th, the advance was within forty
miles Of Atlanta, and still the word was
forward.
The boys in Sherman army are great
ly encouraged by the news from Grant,
and are anxious to come up with the
fleeing enemy.
We are in hopes Capt Roseneranz
will yet turn up alive. he was Q gal
liant officer, and was greatly esteemed by
TIE boys Of the company and regiment
70 which be belonged. - q
= - = z ~
BIZ 1t will be seen that the C. c.
Band repeat their concert tonight The
programme is splendid, and the enter
t&inment will be highly enjoyable. The
price is reduced to fifty cents, and the
hose ough. TO be filed. Give the boys
a bumper, and show them that their ex-
eellent music is appreciated in this com
munity. There will be no reserved seats
---sfFst come, first served"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

wAsHIxGTox, May 2T.-Moseby's gusr-
riIIas have been dsvoting the last ten
days 70 the entire and complete destrac-
ton Of al our bIock-houses ard bridges
from Union Mills down 70 the Rapidau
The withdrawal Of our outpost troops uF-
on the railroad for m0se important duty,
afforded them a clear coast for their OF
eratiens, u which they are aided ~
farmers "A along The rad whoa We
have protected and Supported all winter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
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