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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

Hs- \ clergyman, who vas eons.ling
a yonng widow upon the death Of her
husband, spoke Ia very serious tone.
remarking that ''he was one Of The few.
You cannot and his equal yen know, =
To which the sebbing fair enc rephed.
with an Ainost broken heart, 4 don't
know Int I'll try.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
- Qn4snls So Yaas.-TLe

saeesrARr on4sriS Nr~ Yeas-TAs
Ne& York Tines Of Friday eoalAias She
following.
The cekiea Beaf. Gold. early yes.
terday, vas a. premium Of 50; but IN
The cossse Of the daY Nj. Chase, hsyiag
come . town, took 5 yak down through
Wall street, aud i At once tamblea tiii II
reached Is. II such was lbe eject a
NJ chase.s peranbuletlng down Wall
street We think be bad better aiay In
lowu permepeasiy, aud take q walk
among the bnlls and bears every morn.
Jog Geld would possibly soon be at par
who knoSsT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
Very Respeetiully, &c

so Among the other novelties devised
to swell the receipts Of the New York
Sanitary Fair, hotaing, in its way, VIII
produce such al excitement as the play OF
cinderella, or the Glass Slipper. which
was produced At Niblo's Garden on Sa.-
urday afternoon last. The drGmatis
persoHas were to De represented entirely
by children, among whom son of the,
French Consul General and 8 son Of
Gen. Fremont were 70 Be- conspicuous
Wodswor,h's Band wss 20 furnish the
music.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

sS- A movemeniis on foot,it is stated
Tor the establishment Of an extensive
snipyard, foaadries, etc, at LeaEeawortb,
indisns' on the Ohio river. Csnnelton,
q short distance below Lesvenworth. viii
make additions and improvements 10 the
shipyard there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
[ Signed ID, ii. AAuRS,
T" Major General commanding

pa. There are over eight hundred CT
the rebel prisoners at Rock Island under
treatment for various diseases There
has been a total of sewn hundred and
twenty-six deaths, OF which three hnn-
bred aud six were from smallpox A
strong corps of surgeons is ia attend
ane, aud doing everything possible to
improve the sanitary condition of the
post %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
n.y. On Sunday evening two bnnare,

sss- On Sunday evening two hundred
mechanics in Government employ were
taken to Lonissilleundes guard, who had
made strike for higher wages. They
were on Tuesday sent North of the Ohio
river, and ordered to remain there dur.
ing the war. A summary way, this, of
disposing of "strike.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

- Gen. Hogeu, whose achievements
upon the banks of the Tennessee, in the
vicinity of Chattanooga, will form a
bright page in American history. has
bsen assigned to the command OF the %
Division, 10th army corps, Army of the
Potomac.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

ssg-" Lady wooarua. Mr.. Rober,
Boaners celebrated .rotfing mare. pre-
scented By him 10 the Sanitary Fair Of
New York, was sold 81 auction FOR 81, :
500 Ar. Bonner paid $500 FOR her,
Horse flesh certainly has not advanced
in proportion 70 other articles in the city
Of Gotham.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

sS~ The Indianapolis papers and the
New Albany Ledger have put up the
price of their subscription 70 20 cents
per week. Other papers IN the State
will be compelled W expect, to follow
sait
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
PIANO AT AUCTION

I'VE WILL SELL Al TuBLIc AUCTION
W - Acnday, z5ta int, Il fr.5 o-eioes = y.
= sse secoBd -asaa Pt1ns
LzTus-EAsH.
{ II Aaa exsTaiae & ar s--so tAEs ssp.k
~ARKES Z CoSYNGFoS,
@r@s 50. ! Aaia Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

Ram nxro BooSukLR We learn that
on last Friday a party Of guerrillas made
a raid into BooRgille, Ks. The citizens
of ;he town banded together, armed
themselves with shot guns and rides, aud
when the rebels dashed into town they
gave tkem 3 wsrm reception. The reb-
els were completely routed, With eousid-
cradle less II The citizens OF kensucay
woald arm AID protect themselves
az slnst these rowing bands Of gnerrillas
they would have less Of raids and gaer-
'sills 3alragss A. Ledger
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
FoR RENT.

HALL-The second story, . aesksfis Buiid.
II IDE.n n Main Street, 4 for rent. The room
IL the beet aired aud lighted Ia the city aud Il
about 8 FEET eide By f2s 10 100 feet long At prts
ant paffltiou9d 81 for odacss.
Possession given by toe first day Of MAY In
qniTe " scHAPKER x BusSIsC.
nFFtCE.--I have 0ne Of those bne Offices ~ the
~ head Of the stairs, second story Of Chandlsf's
block stii yaeant. II desired. tbs tshant can iia
accommodated With rear roma, by applsiR TN
msdialsiy. JOHN J. CHANDLER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
LOST

A HoHEY Yesterday afternoon. either In Mr.
w Hopkins store or on TIN way 20 q. A.
Cookies on FIRST street, about tSenty dollars In
green backs. A suitable reward Viii be paid foths
hndsr by laavioe Il A this ofioe. ap2i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
EDUCATIONAL.
Behm,s 'COmmercial Collere

THIS INSTITUTION CONTINUES 10 Pre-.
i sent superior advantages - those apairous Of
obtaining thorough practical business sdacas
ton. students eau entsr AZ ANY TINE course
81 tbs pfese ssaaion.
Ter e,elegues slvipg Apii particulars. terms.
eRc, address yERtNIAH pEUM
ALI diwfwa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
CITY ApVERTIsMRNps.
Nofioa to Contraotnrs

NFANN y - = WITT
CEALEp PROPOSALS will be received ant,f
- Fridays April p lsea, tor the eonstructson Of
Brick Sidewalks. Flank Sidewalks. and Stone
CurhinK for the ensuing year; said sidewalks and
eurhibgs 70 conform in all respects 70 reQuiIe-
rentB % the Ordinances Of che city and lbs said
% be psed ia tho construction of brick Sidewalks
20 be 81 the beot-clcar, ooarse BAyou sahd.
By order Of sas Council; e RFFA
cisrhsones. April. 1854. apis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
WANTED.

C1TuATfOH@-A young man o. good morals
- and business tact. il deslrous u ubfaiaing a
situation AZ salesman or Travelling ARsnt Tor
some good house has an extsBsise acFuainnlneA
throughout InaiaDa and Ohio. Address Box 10
for four days, Or enquire ~ this Office. sp2l-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
q o. q !.
SILVER and Uncurrent
Money bought at the high
est market value at
r9s LYONS.
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
MTLLINERY sToCK.

AZ HAVE SosF TIE MOST cOMPLFTg
W st0ch q Hiiiirery eTsr brought 70 this
city, sod which ~s vii sill e. cheap. Il uhole.
sais o. rltsiis - eaJ hosss 10 tbs Tsst ! s. s
Our Irimuing Department tr~ns cut ssrk ~
eiu3lnE BieAebtESs shaping, aEc Altering 10 It,
that tsp priss-
scHAFRER BussTSo,
~ Esd - 1ais susss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

GoLD. GoED, GOLD Gold is pablicly
stated Il have. gone up yssterdzy. tol -;
bukthe peoPIe ought to undeEstzud very
clearly that this statement IS not true.
fhespriee Of gold Is 10. IS Governneut
IS selling it at that sAuF quotation Of
-old above that point is fe!icitons and net
ia ang sense real But hos does i hap
peu that these statsments of the hIgh
price Of gold are made2 an answer 10
this question shows that the newspapers
must necessarily sconnive st me decep-
ton. TEey must giEe the operations IN
gold on the street. at whatever prices,
though the operations are mere hetious
Every operation Ia gold IN which the o.
tensible price IS twenty-four cents higher
than gold can b. bought for, opv5SnslT
has not the purchase Of ggld teE Is o.
ject; and SUCH operations ara q exactly
the sane natare az the beis Hsade ge-
tween the Fhifnblerigger and his aee0ul-
pliee 70 lnveigle bis green ones who
stand ~ Such are the operations in
which god goes 70 lse-operatlons b.
tween gold and gamblers TO catch third
parties; and such operations are made
70 any exlens pigbout q dollar changing
hands or being ever seen BIZ either party.
Al this woald 10 comparatively small
harm il Il stayed IN Wa street B8tths
/ news goes a5rosd that gold hiss gone uE
70 these high figures, snd toe retsli deal
er ID the neeess3Fies Of lie, egen # be
kuows such rise 10 be nnreal, MAKES II
the Preiext foE adding i've or ten PEI
cenh y the price 81 the articles he deals
70. and thus the people are cheated
Their only remedy Is to know the tTufb
and not be imposed apon With sach 3
reason for a rise in pFices--Aetc forA
Herald, I5fh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
CROSS-CUT Saws.

pATEET CRGss-CCT sxWs n SO -
4 Est. 5ACo2 5IHATH EoS.
ssk@e la HzT1vzrs pszs.E-, No a Maj. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

The ABOVE peculiar iaiom VA, NJ
believe, first furnished to tie press ~
az officer Of the Goth Indiana, and fr.t
appeared u TIE Evansville Jo,gaak
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

HS- A kentucky rebel cavalry soldier
sAys be vas mueh surprised wheh a W.
naa n North Georgia put 10 hin che
following interFogai0Fy. Did yoa ans
cum al the Ray from ole KAiuiock on
cFitter back to 6ie for We unsg --Losas-
riHe Ianrnnf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
FOR RENT OR SALE.

Lon rENr or sALR-A BEAUTIFULLY
y sltvatad Residence, near the salt Wells, with
about w acres of Land. VIII trade for good
city yzFty. Enquire Of ~
4. hfs0sr, cor Main and first.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
CELEBRATION.
ED Fellow,s Celebration.


THE MENBERs OF rHE DIFFERENT
4 Lodges # ( o. Q. y. ~ fhEs city. zr@ re-
qussssd = r1st At their Hal On TCEsDAY the
-uth q April AZ A. n. fsr ths purpose 81 csl--
hr&ttn< t1s aznfTsrszry 81 American Odd FsIL8u-
sEip. Transient as-aoers 81 the sFser ~ good
Standing. wha msy b present. are car9IaiIy m
yitsd - a@ssteisat= with -
rxosazsAEeF EHs Esrrz % .vzocEsslax.
The Pros ssion win l@rm a. ths Hal. and
s.sareh AZ 30 a N Up Fust street. 60 Walnut
south on = ant zErreE - sNafes up y sses sFr-es
g sASs aorsA - ysk stEs - sTcoad. dowu
sse1se STREET s. tesErys noEt an chsrFy street .
Tl4igs. eaER 3ssiEd ztEest = Cz-tsntzs tisgse 81
CAIaeHtes stsest y Les aerrA "a Lcet t. rsarsh
street. thenos on EssEth strtsi y Tllss AFeEa,s
down Patton Assua- y TEIks4s stresi - Efeh
ssez . EiFss street up Fissf street 70 DisisiSa,
th-ues through Divisi0s au4 Third sfrerls to tbs
S. 5eans Efzrr=siezl ChsrcE. whsr there VII
b an oFefien ifv-red - The EoH. " h r.
v4xnS. Ct fc-rs Hzuts. ana ota.g ar7-oprizse sx-
srrifes-
Aftsr which ths procession ~sii forns srs mach
frcr the ehnreh - THIRD strsss . Main, aoEu
Astr street 70 N3tsF, 1a~a Wafer street 90 SycA-
morss theree - Mozart Esff, vhsss Girner Uili
se provided AlteE dinnsfs ths rF9essss11 vii
s1TEa zna Eaget y ske I-lI
b SE1sF e he Csz8ElsS=s u AFFazSs1sEss
SPS1-s&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

EaanufsetuEe, fer sales ~
~ R8r-s - Five Lamp ~ possnd tacts
80 Boxes Of 70 Lump ier pesaa....s... - "a
: eg EoEes frsak's Orasge Agap y p - cts
So as Buds 81 Gslsi -, gsr ponl.A-s.-.. % Ia
esg f.6a - BaFeN'ss 10 Eetldles-
aNta4.!ses Peach Leaf lseE FousA..--s-- q Gts
$40 p liafaaa. Ligsft, PER fsguna .....st 40
80 Lssaai - fabfaks, Lisitt. Ecr ppand 81 Ga
tea EaAes sun Cared ToNSeea 81 n ..,.+.. IS CT
iFsi r. UGaHa spuu Txfst Tdtssteas
E .azss Baxreis Smoking Fohaecu;
asilaKss Lead : acufeh sauA s
~ ftAH BARRELS Fine Co.'S Cha slAs Toiaseet
fasa Mersrhaafg Pip4ss
Ga giross BFiar es,sl Naed t'iFass
- ..su Gay Pipes, sssnftrl
tu Gross EubieE Pipes,
iOnf1 3ssartad pipa steals
- .fssi flsEha Cigsfss -
2t.fsu Hsuty ehsy Cigars, hrat's.
$50 uenry Gas Gig&rns seosnd's,
o eNq Is A4paieSa Cigars
$500 II nFutas CiEtfss
80. CSC Hail II Agiish Cigars.
gl1s0pa asKsgneta ssH H
80 80 - aalqaa8ns tg@afss
SOC ESQ Packs Snlok5nz Tahser1.
~ DFuasa farslsh ssaokaas Teiassel 80
sise Bales hiHuiesHiek Stacking Teteeqs
81 nFHms efanEaies
2,nu FunuIk MarkAbeg anHH.
9Hu fFeaeh saad
Merchants aaa stqia. bespsss. iava - thsi
uisrisi, sKaaiiae ear isrEe s.ock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

TNHls BANK rs AuTHoRI7gD ny THE
u sseretsry Of the Treasury 10 receive sub.
acriptens % the above.named Bonds tAyahle in
Forty, and fedeer,able az the pleasure Of fhs Gov
ernment amer Ten, years. Coupon Rands viii be
Of she denomis stien Of Fify, One Hundred, Fiye
delivered in Few days Registered Bat.Ss a m
- ef he denomination Of Fifty, Que lHautlrNa'
Five Hundred, One Thousand. Five ahovsan4 4
and Ten Thonsana Dollars, and viii be delivered
on or before tae Soth day Of April.
Interest ON both classes OF bopds will he paia
en- tbe lat 81 March and September. exeApt an
Bonds Of Fifty and One Hundred nollNrs which
will Be paid annually. - :
APPS dsw,w4t VA. 7. PAGE. Cashier
Times and Union copy, and eharxs' First Ns.
tional Rank.1 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21
TRUSTEES REPORT.
Tounship Trustee,s Annual Report

LUW l.ILI = n I11l371 = = ? s-IsElA AFg lJI 9
TUE FOLLOWING Is 4 TRVE REPORT
j 4 Tie KecfirEs s1t DistHrssnIsafE II to
s4vrr4l Funds VI fhe Toenzblp. u.a.as e. ~
March terra # tbs C9Hafy Commissioner Is8f--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

4 HAVE ALSO on HAND SPECTACLE
1 - the ussne - 0iotasi, smoked Isuss
ada pied Tor Nssk efHs, Whafe strong light. ahow
nf Wind asleets she vlsiea fhsss sFssefasl1s ara
refttrf preventative O. 4ha sya. uatnE them ron
sfantiy. faasinE the eye g. Gain is healthy power
sna rstaia " T. ED 49, sreefkclaa far rssf.
sikhieauaes ~ rNfsFsfi can - bad q i ETTTfN
HEkG sfsrts. lrt fa-eel ald Nnfttsi 1nstfu-
lssnfs repaired ~ fhe shortest nasiae Reutau,-
issr ths riseF. q
81 Main Street,
Bet Second aud Third SIS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
sep -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

6pTsE i,ESyA 70 :;olea ;sn;i .',. = '.n- -
% OO tie ;.gk; c: - =!i SS.GaI.!s rtI.r
HGaSLS, o. i::a i,io.iGg Gcse:ig:;a. = e.. 2 a,52d
bay Eo.ae, Wiz Gs.t >tgI; h.sf :eSi - r - ~
rG:d -; thor .q,:ul5. i:e L.. 5..:a ! ,;a.-
on oIs .. 5s :ors .ess.
He eig supposed &c Do sboHt feet >. :. .-rnes ai.L
u seven y.1!s old iS: spring Hi C.cr E1sIar
prominent jT>; h-r7 the -%~', unc i. n' .c;h G' Is
urder t.-kni :ue:c.a q g-c ras In tn So! re-
nsTkasiy ciose to h' f.oE teoia. 'ae ":! - rs .3.S
Top lsre:y hns ard .aer. ruD,eH c s-~r g. 80 g
.ps long Ea!r - ~ e.s. Sc. aaa.t - 80 -
riiksd, .rot;Sd 40 ca:erct vel ".t-s :. '.a"- =
does pc' rIee r=-o:ss ~.'l iG ''"sd, '.'1 ...i 80
mark 81 the coi.sr re ;op - al -. '3r &c,
somewhat rnrGPi Tr2z .'!s. - - - n c. .
and u YER aRr 1a- =: His G.'Ea-s 5h-:-:e -''-
~a.int tirf HiHDE. - G,l'.i"'.a - =. -: -
mar en.,1 ibS'o. p! :. -. !: - *'T+ :. -
r. 49, a6a h--"v I. 'i' ~ 49, .. @Hd.i
:-:s l. ~bo.t. ."cG ;:c''- -. e's'- ','j ~.
r.-s t1;iv@.s. ~. ps-,'s='r -jurc' ~ - 'A7
s.y='.. - " Ss.j
, ayn'i7-.e IS ,g.G G,e'e, ii;tss'ssoi. Grsa'y 2e
Ss.,4 - Wrt u iESjY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
MOVEMENTS ON TIE RAPInAN

ORANGE c. H., Feb. The enemy crossed
in large force, in Saturday, 1t MCrton's l".'d,
but, after 4 sharD contest, were rcpuked hy
Gen. Ell. johnson i division, ard driven beck
over the river and pursued. Oar trcnas So
turned this mprnipg.. The enelay a's" AT
TEMPTED to cross 1T Harn"et's to,rl, hut were
rcpnlsad by Gen Scales North Carolinn iri
gade and Lomax's cavalry. Tho 1asaatic! "n
our sids were slight. The -eaemy have atre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

f'HE MsnIcAL HoaRD-The duties Of this
Is ,arI are lecominS more and more arduous
each day. Over forty o"n'erirts, applying for
certificates nj disability, were examined on
Saturday last. The gentlemen who compose
Sin Byad Dis. o. E.rly, John Mayo and
Wellford--are physicians Of eulineRcs and
st sanding, AID the Government is fortunate in
securing the services Of such gentlemen. -
The B,ard meets daily at t'c carner Of I!rnE
nnd LII strcEtI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

MoRs,s7owN, Feb. 6th.-PriVaSe Gaorgc
Smith, Co A, 4sd Alabama regiment, WAS
shot to-day, for desertion. :.
Giltner's brigade made o dash uro.: the enc
my's out forts on Thursday, in which they
cnpMrsd eleven and killed eight Yankees.
The trains are now running to this point.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
N,ssrsENru Mss. RsuIyEsr.-Ths Nine

=, NlaErEENTa hITss. RsGIYENT.-The Nine;
tceaLIi .lississirpi Isasiment, Posey's Brigade
An,lcrson's Division, llill's Corps, Army I"
Eortherm Virginia, en- .erel the army for thf
war in May, 1851. and We are. assured t;sj
have never regretted tho step. Thi. reg ;mHn
has 'nan in many . hard.IuuShE battle Hnt
h,re itself mnst calamity everywhere. l. i
rig'rs that their position On the question OF re-
enlistment shruld be stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

SENT OWN. Winston and Arthur Nanek'
two lads, appeared before the Mayor Satur-
day morning, charged with stealing ri'ea of
bacon salued ut lon dollars, from tha residence
of j. W. Turner, pressman at the ''Whig' Of
fee. The accused we're sent on to tho Court
of Hustings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

ne fMlalnIphii Enquirer H:.vR thaG 90
" ohdny afternoon twelve hu6lrcd rebels, WHO
had taken tliy o4th Of ;llega ance Il, tho Gov
ernment Ct Tue United States arrived in Phil.
atclphrt. They car,c firm the West
EAsr TENNESSEE
An official despatch from Nashville, says:
On tho 3Sth ult., our forces, under Colonel
PhiilipA. drove the rebel General RotiGy te
the north side Of the Tennessee river and cap
turcd biz trains, coEsisFin@ Of two hundred
bead OF cattle, six hundred sheep and one
hundred horses aud luulcs 4 factory and
mill, which had largely rupplied the rebels,
was also destroyed. ,.-.-.
THE STEAMER ALABAMA.
1t ID semi.of;icially announced in Washing
ton thai two Vessels of 1he United Sl.a ca navy.
which have just proved tn be very fnst, arc
under orders from, thu Navy Department to
proceed To the Eastern Hemisphere for rhc
purpose OF chasing ,En pisi.ic Alabama. 0nc
Of tlscse.,ii is said, viii Ticte lnls week,
mud tue other SION after. Since the arriva.
Of the Vanderbilt, iufn-matioa has been re
ceiycd Ut Washington Df further movements oS
Semmcs. and lL ia cun.iura.iy expected tlias
the mex! chase will not tc 80 devoid Of profG
a5 the last one.
THE C3EShrEAkE ""lRtCY"--IHE DEFENCE on
TH': Observation-Disclosures "r TUE TRIAL.
Sr. JonNs, N. B. Jan. 2s.-I1 the G,eaa-
peake case. to-day, prisoners counsel cited .
royal act Of Henry VII. relating 10 rir;uy,
and produced y. c'TY II; commission cs.
t:tblishing vice admiralty court 10 this pro :
vince. contcndiug, .lhcreitfc, thas tho police
curt had no authority under the estradit;on
treaty in cases Cf piracy. Two Wi;ucsscs were
called, who testified tha. the rapcr said to be
Parker's commission was shown u! several
meetings in st. John.
ANOTHER sItlr DESTROYED III THE ALABAMA.
NEw foRS. January 29.---Wc have in:clli-
gcncc by the lust arrival from Europe, nf the
destruction Of aEotncr vessel by the Ii!abaGA.
Tnc ship Contest, Captain Lucas, saiN:d from
Hong Kong on July IL, subsequ :lyly arrived
q. Yokohama. Japan, and. Was na h?r voyage
thenGe to this city, w:tcn she was Intercepted
near the straits cG SunI;., of North W:.tehr-
| lard and burnt. The Contest was iiGa
ship Of l,09S toms, hui. kcrc in lSI2, and was
tho property If A. A. Law x hrothn:s. The
ship and cargo was valued at ole million q!
dollars.
CArTrGra.
The blockade rlnncr stram,r R55it"-, Gr1n
llarh?a, has bcen chu.urrI ~ the Ganho't
Western Metropolis, and taken into Key
West.
BY order Of Lincoln the execution Of Ginlv,
the murderer ot Gen. McConk, il lostpore,
and he will, it ia thought, lr lardoned.
Pas;os nj" no ls.gcr required Of vcase Is
leaving New York
rlSASriAL.
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onepar cent. nu tie news by the America. It.
opened at 1873, and closed ut ]jjIi :al5S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

Ay"TupR F.rAI. ACCIDENT rRrN CiErLE"'
Use OF FlnG -hRns--A negro girl, Owned
hy Mrs. Bcckham, of 5. C., was uhos on
Thursday night last AZ the residence Of Mr..
S.smp pie Goodwin, near Frolariek Hall, Louisa
county, Va. by Il gun in the hands of email
negro boy The gun was loaiol with shot,
nearly all of which icd, led in the unfortunate
girls head, blowing away the skull. She
breathei an hour al!er the accident, when
death put an end to her srIfsrings. The girl
w;.s preparing the night clothes Of two in
I:.ntIa nj the time shr wal killed, and some
A"zsn'oi tic ahnt passed in tLroc irchtS ol
their hcrls and JScL in the mlntiepic'e.--
It appears that the bny had taken advantage
Of ihe absences "i the family ut supper, and
commnns.i playing with his masters gun -
lie cIckcl it, arI it won: off IN his eifbrts to
gat the trigger down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
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