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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

GArreet Of q &sptctasH Character. "A man
named James d. Layton wss brought TO thh
city yesterday morning and committed to
Castle Thunder ae Suspicious character. -
Layton halls from Aemphis, Tenn. He
claims to have been at one time . captain In
the Confederate service. Subsequently he
worked his way into Memphis, where hefe-
mained about twelve months; after which
he turned up In Atlanta, Ga, where ho rep
resented himself as being IN the secret ser
vice OF the Confederacy, by authority oi Gen
q. 4. Beauregard. His conduct while In tho
latter place being such as to excite suspl-
Dion, he was placed under arrest and sent on
to this city, by order of Gen. Wright, % one
whose character should be investigated.-
Layton, while before the Provost Marshal,
bitterly Of the stigma which had
been cast upon him, represented himself a.
having made great many sacrifices for the
Confederacy, and claimed to be high ~ en-
dorsed by Gen. Beauregard and scores Of
prominent citizens Of the South. On his
person was found two six-balrel rev0lvers,
we'll loaded; 42,705 In South Carolina bank
notes, $210 In green backs, $50 In G 8
Treasury notes, one go Mississippi cotton
note, and $50 in New Orleans bank notes,
which werc taken charge Of by the proper
officer, and will be held till such time % II
may be proper to deliver them up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04
FROM N0RTHRRH v1aoxxra.

ORANGE G. H. Nay 2-ecosfs report tAAe
tho enemy have struck tAalr taats n Oulpap.
er, and that the Yankee amy = noylne.
There are NO dsmoustsations 9 ~ q -
front It d reported that the snsny = novs
Ing by both TANKS.
A heavy wind storm passsA over - l1no
this evening, upsetting train a cass hl1n
course, and wounding the man aasnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

r AND for Ssle.-A will ell roo aoseo Of valua-
L BILE Land, we'll timbsred, situated 10 miles
from Richmond. on the Deep Run turnpike; healthy
location, ard in go,d nsghOorhood; Wproveuaeose
Price, 465 per acre. Address
CIV SAUND1R8,
Goal Hill p O., Go0chlard d co.
P PS.-I think this Mad good investment for any
person dea!sins to oan property. A situation for
tan yard, good water nc. g W 8.
al 20-aaW4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

"MAcAR1A," the latest and heaviest production
Of Southern tlierature" is selling In Mobile at the
world will NOT Judge the Confederate taste by the
books n is now forced to read. Almost anything
win pass current In bockadcd country. With
brighter days we shall have brighter people and
bFiahlef books.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

The Case Of Mrs. ANdn.-Before the ad-
journment OF the Confederate States Court
on Monday Judge Halyburton announced
his decision on the poiuts recently:argued by
counsel, asking that the indictment found
by the Grand Jury, charging Mrs. Patterson
Allan with reasonable correspondence with
the enemies of the South, be quashed. In
the opinion of the Judge the indictment filed
was such an one as could not be set aside,
taking the evidence into consideration, and
he could not therefore do otherwise than or
der the trial to proceed. BY way of paren-
thesis the counsel were informed that il,
when the case has been tried, the jury should
bring in verdict of guilty, he Che Judge)
was not prepared to say that he would not
arrest Judgment. The trial will probably
take place at the next term of the Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

Gasy. q stselisg tso PIN q 49,, ~ s..
'sf fss 49,, ss.s, = - |aa1sgaa; !.
buying sh6d ID thR tooon6 Issks1 ~ sil
seain. not being Ho1ea, The aeeused Ms
vinesnt Lsoaa vag1nsa is for pe,-,e1,ne
his son to engagelA Z soek bstfis n r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

TrsRl,Lx ExrLoslox.-By the explosion Of \
caisson nj Huntsville, Ala. recently, six Federals
were killed and Two wounded. The killed were
N,own "a ihe ton of uec, where Il lodged. The
horses horses were also Killed, and the railroad depot
badly shattered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

Released H. j. Caliisher, who was arrest
ed by the detective police on Saturday, was
released yesterday. Neither the cause OF his
arrest nor release has transpired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

WaoLxaAIE DssERrIoxs.-A letter from soldier
In Blorida, dated the 18th, says:
The Yankees are deserving and coming to Us as
fast as they can. Eighty five came to rs last night,
and fifteen 70. day. They say The whole army
hundred In to night. 1 do not think the Yankees
win give Us another fight soon They are all at
JacksonyilIe, under cover Of their gunboats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

Committed to the CdShe.-Wm. Lebre was
yesterday arrested and committed to Castle
Thunder. Offence, absence without leave
from Camp Lee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

Danaages from the htOrm.-On Monday af-
ternoOn one of the heaviest storms of wind,
hail, and rain prevailed in this city which
has been felt for q number of years. It con-
tinued to rage for over an hour, during
which time trees were uprooted, roofs Of
houses carried of, chimneys blown down,
window shutters unhinged, and large
amount of injury sustained Otherwise
While at Its height greater part Of the roof
covering the German Lutheran Church, on
5th street, north of Leigh, was blown away,
and lodging against the residence of Rev.
w. j Pettigrew, carried off q chimney At
tached to that building. The gable end Of
Mr. Richard Reins's residence, on the corner
OF I'd and Main streets, was also partly
blown down. No loss of life has yet been
reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

NoysI nlAsRIAsg.-A n,auisge teok place at
Nswpon Iass week, 10 which tho ceremony Of
iotnlsa hands Was saurely omitsed, ne bradeeroom,
Lswk A doston, n PlllaAei1, n h, having no
nsscemens az - VA. ana md hls arms blown
a @ o. shauIlees 81 . powder explaston, rot
even senurs ssnainine - Whieh sssiaelai Arms can
be sssaeAGa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04
THE PRuOxMa

DExoPoLIs. May S.-Twenty-nina x1n1une
prisoners. including the eapta1n, pi1s4 -
part Of the crew Of the kunboa1 Hstssl -
tured by Witt Adans's commAnA, peano1
through here TO day on thslr wsg . @.
haWbA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

Yankee Pris0nerS.-There are now at the
prisons in Georgia 9.306 Yankee prisoners;
at Danville, Va, 1,O19, and at the Libby, In
this city, 1,943-in all, 12,26a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04


VyALUADLE Coal Psepeets, WIN - s.rw -
y brasing Il, a l31 6sefss fsf sAie. sii.s1s =
niles from Rtohmoa4. - aeAs James rivsr -
particular desceipfsoa e - ahoss prcrersv -,ss
isrms. 20, can bshsd - oas,ae = No iii -. =
klchn,nd, betNesn. - heesHM 10 A d ana RI
been worked AAd exSuaa - vtsW for nile cos-
tinsnasiy. mv1-ias
EOk sale Privately. - ksei Es;Sas 7s
the iapmvemesss ahesooe Jueassd % De oossS:
eass corner OF 9sanklI6 - folh ~, & o6s.cI IN,
sale psivasely. Tho ~ Nl10 On Fianklin sereee
l59 kee, and YuTn bArk - teet to Wide psved
alley. fhs buiidanss eoadse of large tsree storS
brick .nmbes Aease, an4 n sssssai small oas bsild-
.ifabe one, Il being il no bsait Of the ciy, zen
TAans-Psyabie IL nss currency o. per esss
Confederate boads q l0e9 -
my3 a. ..1!s1kE&YL0Rs Anee
LrOR 8aie-Ia aVs dolIaf notes, iwo bcsusifus
T. building loss on 8lst sssset, hetweea o and r,
Church Hill, opposite the resideoos Of the late John
feet 70 au alley IL foet wids. For terms sps,y 70
l. O FIGS, Ordnance Dspot, corner 7th and 0aa a
streets my 3-Es
Tor Sais.-By reques. Of Mr. mos N Montague,
r. cner for sale his Farm Of II acres on the Deep
Run turnpike, SIX miles above Rlchmo0d, eo1oinDS
T N D.cseu aud VIM Bennett.
About 10 acres cleared, and have been We'll
improved, the balance Is in w0ods.
The improvements are . dwelling with four rooms
new kitchen, new stable, and other ous-hcuses.-
rhere is also peCmking young orchard joss II
bearing
Preparations for gardsnins have been made, and
the whole premises ere in good order. Imnedhs<
possession given. 4 D WILLIAMS,
my 2-eod4t Auctioueeg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

ssIhe Steamer SehatliS will commence her
regular trips to Drewry's Bluff this morning
at 10 o'clock. The weather is very pleasant
for these excursions Just now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04


2oo0 pairs ladies' and chdren's hose
800 ladies' tuck combs
900 dress pg combs . very scarce article
130 fine tooth combs assorted
500 tooth brushes
1MO lead pencils, pens, ink
40 gross lasting, coat, acd vest buttons
1900 dCz agate shirt buttons
600 pa 10 cotton cards, No 10
For sale at POLK'5,
.p aaT.s,xaw ISL Main st.
HoDFIsH, Bacon Hama, &c.
10 cases more Of those fine sGhore eodAsh
small lot prime banon hams
Is boxes Belmont sperDI csndles
100 half boxes sa4dines
10 deg English pickles
20 dos Hlb cans Durham mustard
~ dos hummsls essence coffee. Gssuine
500 bottles old rye vhisksy, very nns
2co bottles peach brandy. years old
500 bottles Old blackberry hrsr dy, very sup9tee
Gov Jav. oefs.. ne q. 8, 1a, just r.
sp 2s-eedst. ,ath ct, bet Main and Cary.
RocEslEs, e e No log Main -
Tee. soda, black and red pepper
Country soap and turpentine soap
M0lAsses, lard. salt
Starch, raw cotton. warp cotton In bslls)
Genuine ssssncs Of ccfss, Csstils soap
Belmont sperm candles
ndiI,n'''' 4.Inr a. a.
Fine chewing tobacco
Pipes, horse brushes
Fine cid whkk-y
Fine old brandy
Cider vinegar, &c, s.,
my 3-2t'
WI have this day sold the concern Of White,
W Aontsiro 4 Co. 10 Mr A AnNTEIRO, log
tOfOre been bestowed upon us.
Necessity requires that all outstanding debts
should be promptly set.'ed; Parties owing bulls
Richmond. April 80, 1864.
ieiro Co, l42 xaln street, am prepared 10 fur
nish The public with one of the choicest assort-
q ssa Esss Il ~ .ln =.
CUPFRIOR Diacking-The subscriber has on
- hand, and 10 constantly making, veJy supe-
HOr article Of backing, equal to the celebrated
Mason's, which he Offers fOy sale at accomm0da-
ting prices. Also keeps en- hand variety Of chew
Ing and smoking tobacco, cigars, and other goods,
too numerous to mention. Zee and convince for
yourself. SWEEPER,
my 3 6ft No 22S Broad st.
MO RUMBUa i-The superior quality OF Hover
~ CJs Wiring Fluid has been fuzzy testsd.-
For beauty and durability Of COLOR It's free howing
rosive aod anti th'ckeus properties, il sssasds
For eale, Wholesale and retail, at No 4, under Ex
10y
ErRAHois 4 IsBsLL,
II Auc'o1eef, GenefA Agent asd Notary iaohc,
Corner llth And Bank sts.
Aesafos nIs snaoss 10 ms ileods ano ,ne Iacno
gsuefaiy iDr the very liberal pa'rosage aafinG tec
.ss. Two ysais, sad mess fesps:uuiy .eaasIs nas
kitchen furniturs. stocks OF sooss. &s. Il aucsicp
and rca,ins out houses, writing deeds. aud certifying
the a.knoWie ) uea. of ths sane uo hoass by g.
sidu.y and attention to business 10 merit liberal
share cf publ,s patronage.
apS0-7t FRANCIS r IS0EIL.
M. =; - = ,..,--.-. = ..---5.--
a.ELS n1s,nS SUN % u.J ~. s.os" - sae Sposs.
tsnaa o1 ana IA SUns,c reaessy Far their nn.,s, -
House. with thu energy sai sal y obliss snd
and ss,..a b. I'd % ssa s. SSSs
public
:s,s -, ;::;s. :ss:,.;,.. -:.,:,:; =.
w ~, ua,1oosse, would iaiosn - d istsoSs "a ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04
'1LD ISSUE WANTED,
AT CURRENT RATES,
For the following goods:

NLD ISSUE WANTED,
AT CURRENT RATES,
For the following goods
1000 yds Hnglish and American caliooes
1500 yds fanny nous!in delaines
5000 yds 36-iuch English bisachcd shirting
$50 yds super sucy ,nnes, for laiies' wrap
pings OF gents summer suits
600 yds fine cheek taped muslin
800 yds Qne @ mbric muslins
200 yds nne dinlty
500 yds Scotch ginGhams
5000 yds Va doms9tacs, pAids and stripes
200 yds Foulard silks. for trimming
5000 yds Granite viile 27-inch brown sheetings
5000 yds T broWn shirtipRs
5000 yds u do do
1000 fancy cotton pocket hdkfs
400 superior faney calico shirts
0CO linen pocket ndk5
lO0c0 pairs shoe strings
500 lbs superior bleoched English shoe thread
2000 pairs lades' and children's hose
600 ladies' tuck combs
200 dress ng combs, very scarce article
12C0 fine tooth combs, assorted
500 tooth brushes
10tO o lead pencils, pens, ink
40 gross lasting, coat, acd vest buttons
1900 dOz agate shirt buttons
600 pa "a cotton cards, No 10
For sale at WR POLK'5,
ap 29CP,8E&W lS7 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

MO AUMRU0 l-Ihe superor quality OF Hover
~ C5s wiring Fluid has been fuzzy testsd.-
For beauty and durability Of color, ss free hoWtng
nonco roeive and anti thickeipg properties tstaeds
unfivAiled.
For eae, Wholesale aud retail, At No 4, undsr Ex-
change B0te, 18th ST. my 8-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04
L>RkHOiS 4 IsBSLL,
IL AuctsoEeer, General Agent ard Notary Public,
Garner llth and Rank Sta
FRANCIS r IsarLL.

1xy UOD Ta1ning.-Thc euoeceibes, grateful for
~ pass patronage, would inlosm he fsisnds anA
tho pubic Reaesaily that be oootinaAe % carry on
the turninG business Il Habliston Bson old stand
on Cary airsss, between OH and 10Th, whsfe mAS
bs found always On baud spinning wheels a hs
own nanulaoturo. oWALKke.
nv a-A14v8SA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-04

WE nave this day sold the c0nceSn Of White,
w AOnteirO 4 Co. 10 Mr A A NONTEIRO, log
whom we ask the liberal patronage that has here
tUf0re been bestowed upon us.
Necessity requires tnat all outstanding debts
should be promptly settled. Parties owing bulls
will please come forward aud settle Immediately.
WHITE, MONTRIRO 4 CO.
RichmOnd AnPil 40 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
The Vote for Mcclellan.

.aeThs statement hat Ksntacky is among
the States that haVs given their electoral
votes for Mcclellan, is, as yet, g mere
surmise. We have seen nothing that
settles the point, nor can anyihlRg be
known on the subject, until The soldiers
vossis counted IL Kentucky Is saved
from shis disgrseefRl position, and does
not prove to be q straggler from the
ranks Of the army Of freedom and ad-
vaneing eIsilizssien, Mcclellan is re-
dncsd to the dsbassment Of having re
ceivsd Ell his pittAnce of electoral vote
from two States that refuse 70 permit
their soldiers 70 vote. II he has any
sensiibllisy we think kss mast. feel Ike
ealEsS 6nAihs mountains OF 0rsnge 70
fall on him and hide him from the
avenging wrath Of free Psopls.-LoGis-
eiJLs FFeaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
George Bancroft.

Mr.. Bancroft, the great hissorisn, hAs
been unvarying in his adhesion to De-
moeracy. He nov says:
The party at the South which has
made this rebellion, is nos and neves
vas Democratic party; il was and il
The nost embittered hAssr Of Dsmoera-
ey Il rests on the most narrow and tbs
most selfish Of oligareAies, wkieh, By the
very necessity Of its nature, seeks 70 sx.
tinguish the Democrats principles; to
crush the Union and the power of the
people. To sympathize vita them is 70
sympashize with oligafchy in It's proud.
est and most corrupt form- They
laughed among themselves At the very
thoaght Of being called Democrats To
call or to have called Slidell and Ben.
lamin and their like Democrats-to have
invited thea among rs 70 teach who
should and Who should not be members
OF the Democratic pArty-wouid be 9
superb and unqualified jest If il had ns'
hssn followed BY deadly Consequences.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16


- Tie election Of James Brooks, in
.he Ssh New York District, 10 70 be con
tested on the ground OF fraud add ills-
gal voting. The Commercial Adrsrtiser,
in speaking Of this matter, says
aThat extensive frauds wers perpe-
trsted in certain yards of this city, par
ticaiAtfy the 6rst, third, fourth, and four
,Aenth, is beyond question. The large
exeese Of votes polled over the names
registered would, in itself, be sufficient
to. establish this fact, bat il Is notorious
that ia many districts the inspectors Of
Eleetion entirely disregarded tue re-
sairenents Of the Law, and permitted
voters who announced themselves as
friends Of "Little Mac" to cast their
ballots, although their names we're not
on the registry and their votes were
challenged The investigation Of these
frauds ought not 70 be confined to the
sth Congressional District, though thai
is probably the only district where they
changed the general result" V
Other authorities ssy that fsess have
already been sscertainsd sufficient to
oust Mr- Brooks. whose reported major
isy Is only l50s ggE rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

The Evansville Dailys Tins 10 no
more. II departed this. life yesterday
morning, November 18th, Ammo Donini
eighteen hundred and sixtyfour. Il
was born January lst, Of the same rear.
Its age was Just ten months and .ttflsen
days. Its life, though shert one, was
sventful. II was ushered into existence
amid great flourish Of trunpets. and
was dubbed Hercules before il saw ths
light A score Of wet nurses on Third
street were engaged to nourish and take
care of itin It's babyhood, and one or
two interesting, smiable and bewisehing
young gentlemen wsre securedto travel
through the city aud solicit contributions
in the form of advertisements, whereon,
II might snstain life. Its beginnings
were full Of promise. Indesd j. would
not be inappropriate 10 say, that, like
Miusrva from the brain ofJovs, it sprapg 4
into life grown and fa!ly armed. In
every other particular, however, the
similarity ceases. From its birth it was
q plueky little fellow II bad ne more
hesitation in attacking ministers Of the
Gospel aud nen-eombatants of every
description, as well a. citizens Abseat
from the city, than il had in abusing and
slAndering the Government It's wet
nurses highly applaussd its Juvenile
freaks, and apProyingly encouraged it in
its warfare upon the Protestant ministers
and religion. The paper was pronounced
'l,smart beyond It's years, and cheerful
representations were INDUCED in to the
effect that it would speedily demolish
rival establishments, build up the Dam
ocratieparty, and reign for 3 thousand
years. Alas alas how prone we are
to disappointmentin this ifel usa
"'Tis ever thus from shiIdhOod's hear,
scf We see eur fondess hoFss decay" a1e
The brilliant dreams INDUCED in BY ii,
friends and patrons have vanished, nsvsl
to return They had fondly hoped thai
the promising child would reach the fnl
stature of o man; that this was he VIII
shoeld restore their party 70 power wh'
! would miraculously, if no other way
dispense the loavss and fishes "-thos
r great Democratic principles for whicl
they had been contending for years. Th,
civ Government was 20 be change
i through its fundamentally, and the of
ces pass into Democrats hands. Th
/, State GoveFnmentwas to be remedelet
!. and the County Offices wholly sbsorbe
: by DenocSatsst through the sane power
, fai agency. a7a
: IS For time there waz a possibility tbs
their 'dssamspf empire might prots
reality. They secured, accidentally,
: maJority of one in the City Council, aR
stfaighsway the. wharf the narkats, th
street lamps, and the night,polies passs
= into the hands of their greedy partisan
> With baoysns spirits they entered upO
= : the GubernAtoriAi and Presidential Cal
! vAss, andstheir lively ergana sung the'
IS cheerful tnnss, and predicted ahoPeh
"a things ol 5as sFe8 Z sH@ -
49, Sons time. however, before tbs Sta
= election in 0cpbeE disease nanifests
Itself II thsFiS pet and fears began to
entertained that il wOala not survive Il
chilly blasts of an unprOpitious Fall AZ
n. Winter. Those fears have been realize
/ It sook ssssrs chill As The oeteb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

R6- The Nashville Times calls fer .
State Convention to reorganize the State
Government and strike the incubus Of
slavery from the statute books of Ten
nessee. Amen Tennessee is the gar
den-spot of America, and when once
that foul milasw upon labor is removed,
will blossom as the rose. A more de-
llghtfal climate than that Of Middle
Tennessee can nowhere be- discovered
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate

Dr. VIRTUE or A DECREE oF=HE COURT
ID Of ConDe1 Pleas Of Yands<ba-xh eeznty.
the sudersiKaed comnissionsr will On tks 3r6
day Of Decsmber, 1884, beswssE 10 e'elock A n.
aH2 e'eloek P. n, At the Court HOuss docr In
the city Of Eva1syilie. sell ~ pabiss eaetios The
followfng described real estate fowit: The so1tk-
saSt qaRIter ef the soutk-gesf asArter q ssction
eleven C1), In township ave l5l, south Of rang
tan (lol vest. in shs Visesnuss Iaaa Dhtriet, asd
in TAEdsrburEh eouzty, Indiana
TERMS :-Ons laird sssh. ons third in stx
months, and ems third IN twelve ncuths thu pnr-
chaser giEiRg his noss sith sprrovsa surssy, wstv
osfB-ASd&w HIRAE EKL&OHs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

p6- The Chicago Journal notices, in
connection with the victory in Illinois,
the fact that on ihe 2lh Of November,
1887, occurred the Alton riot and the
death of the anti-slavery martyr Love
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

The vote for President in the several

Majority for Mcclellan. 3l,92s in
these leading cities. It is probsbIs the
Dsmoerstie candidate has ast nsjorii
y in all the leading cities in the aggre-
gate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE

DY oEDEE OF TaE COURT OF c0aM0S
ID Pleas of the Ceunty Of vanderburzh aEd
STATE Of Indiana wilI eel AZ private sale Lot Hcs
!. IN Wm Bates sub dfyision of Lots Nos iz5 and
1zS In tta original pisn of ths city q EsansxIIls
bang twenty-five fsst font b. niEsty fsst deep,
and situated On Vine street, between Second ssd
Third strests, the property o. the heirs of waiter
Bslsigh. TsrEa s-0ss-haf cash, &ad oBs-kAlf
in twelve months, vita interest, etc
e-- h1= te--e Z JEO- J. CHAEDLEE,
sspH C0rnrafssioDer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

B@- A copy Of rebel song, eompris-
ing ten or 6flssn verses, ,lwAs picked up
IN a deserted camp Of FORESTS cavalry,
BY one of the Federal pursuing party,
after their late attack on Memphis. The
gin Of the whole il contained in The
chorus Hard times are coming, star
vstiOn now At hand; officers eat the
foag bread, and soldiers eat the bran
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
VICKERY BROS.
r AMP CHEMSKYs.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

sD- The defeat Of Fernando Wood
for Congress in one Of The New York
Districts 10 a victory Of National import
snce. A more dangerous adversary Of
the Government ia not 70 be found With
in its boundaries. Artfui and malignant,
cool and persevering, be is the very Cati-
line Of American politics. We trust his
defeat may induce him to 60 South,
where bis sympathies have been frsm
the beginning Of the war -