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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
The Mnner arder Law.

We publish Oh our fret page. TIE az
for she establishment q 9
postal noney order system, - passed II
he House. and, after amendment n the
Senate.
As many Of cur readers nay aot-s
-derssand the operations Of this systsm--
which, although It has been established
in Great Britain for many years has
never before besa tried n this Country
we will give a brief u lias Of the in
tended practical working Of The proposed
law. agT aFs
Certain post Offices 70 be selected D.
the Postmaster General, are to be dessg-
mated - money order Offices, that's
Offices at which the orders may be ~
tanned and paid. At anyof these Offices
& person desiring to send remittance
by mail, can, on presenting q written ap
plleation (a blank form Of which VIII be
provided By the Department to the post
n aster, obtain from him an order Tor
the desired amounf, made payable 70 the
| person the remittance is intended Ter
This order can only be drawn on ~
| postmaster Of another money order Office
and on presentation to him will be pald
! IL the party presenting the order 20
| payment be unknown % the postmastsl
on whom Il is drawn, be shoGld be iden
tiled before receiving the money. Moael
orders cannot be obtained for les
| amount that one dillar. nor create
amount than Thrift dollars. The per
son obtaining the oder Is required % pa,
certain fee, in proportion 70 the amour
Of the order. The rates to be charge
for various sums will be found specifics
ia the bill, The person in whose fag0
the order Is drawn, maj, by endorsemeai
make il payable to another; but IL can
not be again endorsed n & third party
aud IL shis ID done, il virtually cancel
the order, which cannot then be pad. bu
il may be renewed on payment Of ie'
ond fee P2slmasiers at money erde
Offices are to be entitled 70 one-third {
the receipts FROM fees paid on orders q
sued by their, and also 70 commisslo
Of one-eighth Of one per cent on th
gross amount Of orders paid at The
Offices
/ We should be glad 20 see the bi
. passed and thoegh the system may ~
. at first be found to work as smooth
herewith our more extensive territ0i
and the other points Of differences whic
exist between our postal Arrangement
: and those Of Great Britain-yet we fe
confident that any difficulties will 500
be overcome, and the manifest advan
ages Of this new step in postal pronref
. be fully enjoyed by our people
+ Mail
THE charges for money orders are
: follows From one to ten dollars, e
+ cents. From ten to twenty dollars, 4
! teen cents. From twenty TO thirty d.
4 lars, twenty cents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
The Money Order Postal Law

Has passed both houses of Congress aud
been approved II Is one Of the mos.
important postal measures enacted By
Congress since the establishment Of the
Post Office Department, and so soon as
Il gets into smooth working order will be
a vast benefit to the people. ghere
being great amount Of detail neoessa-
ry to its successful working, time IL re-
quired to perfect the system under the
law. Il will be put into operation, how
ever, as soon as possible by the Post
master General Due notice viii be Civ
en- in this paper when money orders can
be furnished by the post Offices that may
BIO selected for the purpose.
We shall DO glad when the law
goes into operation, for then there
will DO no excuse for sending money
through the mails. For sums under $50
and over 81 money orders can be bought
and for sums over $50 persons wishing
to transmit can get drafts, checks or or
ders
We publish elsewhere an abstract OF
the Money Order Law, copied from the
U. S. Nail The Law itself, in its off.
eial form, viii, in due time, probably be
published in the Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

{ A FAST WoxAx-A man named
Brown, of Paterson, n. J., was killed IN
one of the late tights under Gen. Sher-
man. His wife got the sad news in the
morning, and, without waiting for its
confirmation, sadly married again before
night Probably the lady married the
second husband because be reminded
her so strongly of the dear FIRST one.
What viii not faithful and immortal love
make = woman do2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
Is IN. II. ANpERs a co.
III n . y y = ~ . NV-F
Physicians and Chemists,
No. f2s broadway, New York.
an
One OF HuMnswslls Great Remsdlss.

One OF Hunnswelrs Great Remedies.
HUNNEwELL's ToLu ANoDYNR.-- This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has eareed its true name and fame by results
which has ba1aed every other attempt At relief In
Neuralgia, RAsSmatisa, Goal, Nsrvoss Head Achs.
TooiA ard Ear Ache, BOsesi coasPlaisis. Hsterla,
Dtssss arr Eafing Loss 81 Sleep, esasral Nsrvsus
Dssiltg, PareTi'as IA WhooPiag oossh. ans AsiAaa.
new declared to Be largely Nsrvo~s For the pains
In AeAtAis hsHsbuatsoa perfect relief while na-
lures atsrwork Is undisinrbed, and ena Of tie
meet important points.
This valuable preparation should hs Ia Nvsry
Family, a. no description equals It's real necessity
eF its splendid results.
J. L. HuNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Commercial Wharf Boston.
@%for sale BY oil wholesale aud retail Aaalars
KILLER 4 WHITE, Agents.
novis-2m Evapaville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

Ina G. GRovrR Nor KrLLxD,-With
feelings of no ordinary satisfaction We
announce to-day that Col Grover, Of the
lth Indiana, was not killed in the battles
OF the Wilderness as reported He was
woun4ed slightly, as near as can be as
eertalned, by she'll in the side of his
head and was captured by she rebels
while lying on the field The news of
his safety was received BY his brother.
MAJOR Grover, on yesterday, in a letter
from the Colonel from Gordousville
where he is prisoner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

Tue UNIos PREss.-This is the title Of
new weekly paper just started in Law
reneeburg, Ind, BY Lyman + Knapp,
editor and proprietor, the first number Of
which Is before as In mechanical exc
euiion the Press is unexceptionabls, and
as Mr.. Knapp has had long experience
IN newspapers we have no doubt he win
make it worthy Of = very liberal patron
age by the Union men Of the Fourth
District We wish him every possible
success. The paper has the ring Of the
true metal about ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

TIE EIGHTH-FIFTH IxDIAxA.--From a
letter received by Mr.. S. Hsrbert, of
Terre Haute, from his son, who is q
Lieutenant in the Eighty-6ffh, the Dem
ocrGt learns that al the Terra Haute
boys escaped without injury in the late
6ght The regiment, on the 30th nit,
was at the foot of Lost Mountain, thirty
miles from Atlanta, and we're preparing
to march. He reports that the killed
and wounded in the brigade number $50.
Col John 2, Baird commands the regi-
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

DoN'r BKIosd THEax.--Rev. Geo. W.
Moore, whose name vas published By the
Times as one Of the delegates to The
Democratic State and Congressional
Conventions, called upon us the other
day and desired Us TO say that he is not
going to either Princeton or Indiaaapo-
lis, and that be does not belong to that
party and never did. The Copperhead
party is much like some Of The German
provinces, so small that they have to
trespass on others rights in order to fire
their cannon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

~ The Evansville Journal hrss
placed az lie head Of It's columns tlss
names Of Abraham Lineoln and Andrew
johnson for the Presidency and Vie
Presidency. Lon. Union Press
Tie Journal hss had thoss houored
mines IL the Eead Of It's colanus nearly
dve r1oathss aud over SIX months ego
re Suggested sbsir uames for the pos
tions 70 whieh they are new nominated.
Five months hence re expect 10 an
nogaes their election by the American
people The progress Of these sEo
Statesmen n the hearts Of the people
seems IKE the march of destiny.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
TOIHX.
Dr. II. Anders 4 Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts npon the Heart, Liver, Kid
neys, Digestive Organs, aud Glandular System.
Tho success which has attended the use Of this
remedy In private practice, aud the endorsement
OF medical authority, enable us 10 recommend IL
to the practitioner aud the public, feeling con-
hdent that with iAlr trial u will attest it, own
excoliener In the cuFa Of ehrenic diseases which
lndicate-fodins, such ser0iula, Bronchitis Skin
Eruptions. Heart Liver, aud Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections. Neuralgia, Rheunatism, Dys-
pepsia, Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely up0u the uniform strength
OF Iodine Water a. containing three quarter
grains ruRE todine In each nnid-Ounce PuRK wa
ter, no soiret being Hsed IL IL not liable 20 do
composition nor spontaneously formed lHeqnAil-
ues neither i the Iodine oSydized nor neutral
iAed BY combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior Go any other method
Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany eash bottle that Il
may Be used as family medicine we'll as by
the profession.
Price one dollar PER bottle. On receipt Of Ave
dollars. six bottles delivered FaHE by express to
any address.
Beware or CeanterIelts and limitations which
unprlnepied dealers endeavor to dispose Of on cur
reputation. See our signature and trademark
the Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT,
uIon the labels aud wrappers Of each bottle, with
ont which none lie genuine
Circulars gratis.
DIR, u. ANDERs 4 CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42S broadway, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
ron ELECTORS At IlEsE.

zen ELECTORS AT LAEsE.
David s. Cooding, Ct Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson, Of FigS.
K0n STATS ELgcToHs.
La pfstrict--Jarasa G. Denny, Of Knox.
John 3. Houghiand, o. spenesf-
A. f,,.,vtet -rvrus y. nixon, Of Clark.
Tranois westsr, Of LagraBge.
A Das.ris4-HsnFy r. PTitehard, Of Bsrtboio'
nav.
Madison Evans, Of Lawrence.
An fistrlsfa-f eonIdas sextsu, Of Rush.
w. Kyfer, Of Franklts.
s4h Dlstrfet-BesI. r. claypool, Of Eayeit@.
JsskuA n hslIstt, 81 Henry.
efh plstriet--J, j. Wright, 81 Morgaa.
J. g. Grssa, " shelby.
7th Distrist-Jsha Osborn, % Putnaz.
Thomas y Rice, Of Parks.
sth Uistrlst--R. p. Davids0s, Of Tlppscasss.
Benz. Gregory, Of warren.
9Th Dfstrist--Janaes b. Bedford. Of white.
Aaron Guerney, Of Porter
10Th DiHtrlat--T. II. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
Hailst Kiibourne, 81 Etkhari.
nth Distrlet-John NJ. Wallace, Of Grast.
James NJ Temper, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

GrEkRrLLA ExPtosr-A gang OF rebel
horse-thieves appeared Sunday at Ham
mond's Church, near Grafton, Virginia
and toosthe horses, except two or three,
Of those who we're attending worship
After the robbery they jOurneyed on,
crossing the railroad in the direction Of
Kngwood, in Preston county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
WANTED.

ITOUsE--CO THREE OR FOUR
III rooms, not exceeding twelve squares frsm
the Post once. Any one having suth an house
for sale can and purchaser BY appiyiae A. this
of8es.
VITOOL- 60 900 pounds of Wool, for which The
w hiEost market price will be paid.
A. GUMBKRrs.
once At L. Lowonthsi 3 Co.'S Store, corner Of
Main and first Streets may In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

~ John Tucker, who was arrested
on the slst of May at Vineennes, on a
charge of rObbing the T. S. mails, is in
the county prison at Indianapolis, having
failed at last accounts to give bsil
which was fixed at $1,000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEn

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
IL he Best In the WorIdi The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
KnotoR.
This spisndld HAIR Dye il Perset--chsnges Red
ansty or Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy Black
Or Natural Brown, without Injuring the Hair 81
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft aud
Beautiful; imparts ffosh vitality, frequsnily re-
atoring is pristine color, and reetinss The III
sesots Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL signed VIII
LIAM A. BACHELOR, all others are mere imi.
tations, and should b avoided. Sold BY al
Druggists, 40. Taotory-s2 Barclay street, N.
BAToHELoR's NEW TOILET CREAM ron
DRESSING THE HAIR. lyiodwiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
Lands.
Lands.
Sxnisht Townshfp.
N a. NJ q SO At. HloWt s9sers..
81 qF AE ~ Sc 3, 7 G. n 10 ". % scrss.

scott AaWushfps
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~ 81 ~ sF ssssTssR wa I.iOO
IS sE sr es.T5s.R VIA x.ioo
So er NEqF See sTss. 10 VIA ;4.lOo
Sc sr NV y SEES, rsa. a 10 Wa sploo
Nv sr Sw sF ses :, Tss, r 10 WI 90 7s.iOo
81 a. ~ az SC s.r6s. W. Il aloo
aeFes,
sw 81 Nv q Sc Q, Tss, r 10 " 90 s-soo
So u ~ e Sc sa,rts, r 10 W 8 sa.Ioo
hw 81 SE sr Sc 3, Tts. n 10 VI 50 s-ieO
EEsr ~ ar &C. ss.T4s. n 10 W . a.ioo
sw e. sE qr s'e q, Tts.R 10 w 20 s.ioO
sES NV q So y, Tss.aio W. 80 1910
swqt wv e ssssl. Tss.Rpw. 20 4z.ioO
Sc Or ~ 81 &c :, r4E. n 10 w as 1900
sw a NV Ct &c 3. T4s.Rio w 20 sa.iOO
sEqssE CT Sc q. TssR 10 VI 80 ss.Ioo
~ qssE or Sec 3, Tss. R 10 VI 90 $500
81 81 ar See ss.Tss. W 90 as.ioO
sw qf 81 qr Sc g. Tss. 10 W; 20 ss.ioo
~ ar sw Or Sec g. T4s. r 10 W. 90 2s.iOo
sg sFsw aF as,TtSRiowi 90 $500
sEqrsw a. Sec g, rss. RIO v; 40 Ii.ioo
sw qr sw g Sc arts RIo W. 20 1a.ioo
~ y - ~ 50 :. Tss. Ri ": 80 acres.
ths FOREGOING Tracts - tand in sections 3 ana
= ar sitaate On Hud nea- the Evansville sad
bfas We Beirasf. sad sifhn ~ 70 II miles
o htaesflile. Land and timer coed The PEE
ehassfs VII get title bond Tor these t,~esx ana
upon payment good warranty dsod
Union Township.
sH ~ " ~ ssr y. Tz,HII \. 90 aerss
= ~ ar NV qr Sec u, :, y II " isK
So ~ wv " SCI 8. Ts.Rii w 4oaerss.
tbs iofey going biH 81 sale esmprisss the nprst
ssspf tn'eut - thoios Building Lots aud TarufAg
Lands ever tefofs ofFored Al pabIir ssla a. a.
ciiy. The Titles vii - made ferfeefiv satfsf.e.
tory o. 10 sais
WILLIAM ~ WALKER
join fNoLF, III
HEsar orNntsrs. Auctioneer.
james swdsW
Times and UBion nissss copy.
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NOTICE.
oas' A. s5 A,.ls.aq, 9aa 1 -.

0aies Act. Assistant Qasrsermastsr
EFsussiils. lad. June 10th, Isas ]
4 An DIRECTED HY THE QTARwEmMAa-
TER 0Husrai e. s. Army 20 rsesixs proposals
IN duplicate antli II n. Monday, Jaas zata, sss,
for supplying m0nnmsnts fsr aacaaaea soldiers
inferred IN Oak q ~ CsmeteFY, 10 hs sovsrnss 81
the follow 90 sFeeiHestiauss
Good aaasausd Pine or OAK lsmAer. fsas from
kaots. piaued and 50 faesiTs two coats q whfte
palnt, with adiitiaasi ceat Of egAI Tar fsr che
paFi under gfuaaa, the letsefibE 70 b Ia black
paint, With the hams Of the soldier shafrsl hight
% - three aud half fssl fsss, hfean isl iashss
Siaai asd twB q inches fhish.
Pfopessia sill form basis fsf . written e8a.
tfai fef hs supply Il sush others - may Be naed.
81 aafil Deceatsr stat. Isst
D. II. KHRaAN.
jail e capt 4. A. q. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
PROF. O. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

This Astonishing preparation
will, by Natures own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair TO the Original Color,
wan make II grow en- Bald Heads.
VIII restore She Natural Secretiens. 4
Wal remove At once all Itching.
VIII remove all Danarua.
WIN enre all EruFtiOus-svsn scald Head.
WIN sake the Hair son and Glossy.
WIN qvsserve the Color Of Hair to Old Age.
WIZ Always Fssten It, and stop 1t Falling.
And I. oEe Of the best Toilet Articles far IN,
Hair now In use.
Thousands OF Soldiers in the Arm,
Have testified to the above, who had become era
and lost shsir Hair by sickness. change Of climate
aud lrsttention, while performing camp duty
As . Restorative and dressing Il has 20 equal
KELLER WHITE,
WholssAie and Retail Agents fer RvaasviIIe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
FOR SALE.

A LE-To CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT 10 bbls.
"a stock Ala, and 10 half ibis. Lager Beer. En-
quiro 81 Cox Humphrey al upper wharf boat.
jans6-aiv.
uOUsE--ABy one desiring to purchase house
H containing three rooms can md nsw
house on Oak street, between sixth aud seventh.
my2s A. NJ. WOODWARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

sThe Union League meets tonight
at Mozart Hall.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
uNToN sTATE TICKET.


UNION STATE TICKET.
For Gogzaor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WATEE.
For LIEU. Governor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
o. VAaDEEBrneH.
Por ssswstarv Of esats'
EELsoH TRUsLgB, Of Psyst's.
Far Aa4lor ef stats,
TzoMAg D. MccARTY, Of Wabash.
Por Treasurer Of State,
5toas I. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For haornes- General,
nrLANA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
Por osE Of De saprsSss co@rf'
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Of EnoH-
Tor Rs,srfsr 81 sHVrssas Court
COL. BEN. HARRIsos, Of Marion.
For sepresns Judges,
Lat Dlstrlet-JAg. 3. FRAZER, o. Koseiasko.
al Disfriet-JEaU z. ELLIOTT OF hslry-
a IyIstrlct--CHAg A. RAY, Of Mertoa
4th Dlstrict--R0BT. Q. GREGORY, fippssAnos
Rsr s-g9saIsmdenf Of rRbIie IastrHefios,
PROF. GE0HGE W. H0ss, Of AHrisa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
U. S. CLAIM AGENCY.
SASH. Doors. BLINDS
IOWA POTATOES.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Surveyors Oascs,
Evansviils- Ind. June 4th, 1894.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii b reczir.d At thi.
- oiiiee antil tie 30sh day Of the present month
Tor Boarding, Nursing, &c, with nsIie5n. and
n1ealeN Attendance Tor sick and DISABLED saaasr
81 ials Eorz tsE olG yszE IRON she 5Gth day 81
jans. lsa4- TIL the first day Of July, ISIS
Tbs successful bidder viii b required 70 give
surely ses the faithful Performance or his con
tract JEd-td A I. ROBINSON, SarTsyor
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FIRE LIMITS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEH, that We viii
~ naks Application 90 the City Ceuncn - It's
next sitting for the priviiegs q erecting frzma
addition d sns room and G kitchen to . twO-stOry
frame house on Lot No. -. Lever Enlarxrmsnt
KRATZ 4 HEILMAa
Juses dstu awl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

Let u. biaek az
Lot :, biosk -
I.ots 8, 9, q, n, sud Is, In block 81
Lots l. 3 q, :, e. 9, n. IL, IL ~ "a ss8 - A,
hleck n. -
Leis = {. s. &. Z. and 4 bloch 81 frantl,.. a A.
Is keten fraaklih tifesi
Lets =. ., =, -. hnd 81 bloek 81 an Etxth
street p BY ~ feai
Lots and :. block -. ca Seventh street; h.
Lnaan Uni nnI ..ann.l alna.la -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

o'clock, invossais. ~ ss11I6e q Scrip
tarss b Rev. D. 81. Bike.
A efieinnl I'D WfitssGby ]. n. Diy-
ant, Of Prisceton, waS seng By the whole
coegee4aien PsSyerb1 RI. d. Rel
er. Reaarks from HEBREW, llth chap
ter 81 11H sssDs, sn1 easlE1 - ri
n inisrhents W. h Ne ssalss0ry
ha3fa ole Wess 81 - tows. A lssg
and imposing proceasioa went y The
grsve. s 81 =
Returning from the .esmetery, The an
dience re.assembled in Converse Han.
J. H. Bryant presided. Eloqusnt and
feeling eulogies were pronounes4 70 che
vast congregation, by Jrs. a. Briggs. 81
N. T., and Hon. J. J. i1asnsworsh, Of
uls., after which the meeting ~ adjourn-
edtto "a o'clock 10 the evening. to hear
from Congrsssmen Rice. of Mamie. and
Rev. lchobod Codding, Of Wis.
The people are present in great mum.
bers from TIE whole region, and much
grief and respect ere manifested BY Per.
sons Of all parties.
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emiassis1b 1sne@
Naalasss, An /.
II 1llooisg psullaalIsns - -
hmsd Ao1Ay 81 IL eenate
! 70 b Dsigsdia- Gems. a vSiaatssu-
Col. Pat. &. Consos, Sd Csl. yols., from
March 80. 1865. L. Col. j. b Paul,
9Th Infantry, fsSn Arriltls, 1853. Firss
It. Albert Arc, s6tk arsillesy. fnpm Nay
70, 1868. CHI Bsai. 81. arisreos, 9Th
Cavalry. from Jass Sd, 1893. Captain
Alex. 8. Webb, 18th lnfAstry, June e,
1853. Col. Rsbs. 8. Fsstsr, 18th Infsn-
Try, June %. 1868, Col. W. s. Whit
staker. 9th KY, June u.s. 1863. First
Il. J. Rlpas5;ck, LEI artillery, Lass 3,
1888. Capt. W. Merritt I'd cav, June
20, 1868. Capt. R. C. Woods, 9th inf,
Aug. Z, 1858. Col. J. B. 6snborn. ~
MINI, Aug. I, 1868 Col Giles Smith.
9th No., Aug. :, 1868 Col. s. A. Rice,
Sd lows, Aug. Alb, 1858. Col. Walker
G. Gresham, SD Ind, Aug. IL, 1869.
COL NJ. Forst. Goth Ohio, Aug. III, '68.
Col. R A. Cameron, 34th Ind. Aug. IL,
1868. Col. J. NJ. Cofse. 9th Iowa, Aug.
II, 1853 Capt "A. G. Giliet A. @. NJ.
Aug. 10, 1868. Fisst Ii. g. a. Castar,
5th cav, June 80, 1868. Col. J c. Stark
weather, lst Wis. inf, July I, 1858. A.
]. Hamilton, Of Texas, Sept. Is, 1868.
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Prom New Orleans.

u Il New York, April /.
The steamer Yazoo from New Orleans
23d, has arrived.
Gen. Banks started for the front on
the 23d. zs4NeJ saR
Admiral Farragut had been at Penss-
cola for the few days past, and would
leave on the 10Th dos the Texas coast.
Operations ~ Fort. Poxeu, near Mo-
bile, are suspended for the present
STwofay masters had left New Orleans
for MatAgesda 70 pay the Western troops
there.
sHcvsrnor Yates Of Illinois was in New
Orleans.
Health Of the city and troops good.
The negro public schools IA New Or
leans are making rapid progress.
Gold 634@63a. Cotton, sales of low
middling At oslo.
French war steamers we're daily expect.
ed ct the mouth Of the Rio Grarde to a
tack Masamoras.
Cortinas was levying heavy contribu-
tions on the people Of the city, and pro-
claims his inteation Of taking the field
against the invaders. The people wsre
shipping their cotton on foreign vessels -
fast a. possible to get it out Of the way Of
tbs French.
The Fort De Russey prisoners, $40 10
oh, had reached New Orleans.
Gov. Hahn had received letter from
$50 Louisiana prisoners u Camp Morton,
indianapolis, asking his insercession With
the President TO secure their release. The
letter says they zee their folly, and nov
desire to make Louisiana free State.
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New York, Aprill.

New York. April 1.
A Florida letter Of the 24th, TO the
Tribune. states that the rebel steamer
Hattie has been captured by an expedi.
ton ffum Pilstka. She is very valuable
boat.
A night attack was made By ! snslf
force at rebels on the 22d upoo Pilstls.
but our forces drove them Of promptly.
beaaregard i reported 70 have erected
large earth works ten miles frou Pilatka.
The Worlds Beaufort correspoodeut
mentions that reiafoscensats have bese
sent to Florida, and that the nsxt move
ment will Be led BY Gen. Gilmore him
calf. It is reported our troops are sooa
to advance from Jacksonville.