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8ieles eripdbneu, mill aber Sbre Spalten nidt
gu iebr in InipruH nebmen.
General 6remOnt bate Dor Spei Sabren in
JferD Greet @ebduoe erribten lafen, ilber oeren
Soften aur3iidtige i6tmpften ; ie %erpielen iid
ieitber alS iebr brauGbar, ia nOtbwenoig. Sic
t6nnten iebt ni6t Inn ba8 9pppelte bergelteQt
perOen. Baram erwdbnt Nlr. Sing int GOngreB
ni6t audi ettpas bappn? Sat er bloBSdalfs
militdrtl6e Berte 9eleien?
Gs mar mir INNER auffdQeno, pdrum ben
bier lebenoen mdrnliden Surbigen niGt cine
@elegenbeit gegeben weroe, III Die armee treten
gu f6nner. 0uf etnmal b0re i'd, DAP zines
id0nen 9lbenos Elm gauges 9ubenp Der trdfig<
item 8ulide bur6brannte. Sin bieiiger @entle=
man, pelder bur6 6eiratb elmer glegerprin3ei@
i'm 9usiidt auf Elm rGigentbumsredt" einiger
Sdwar3en bate unO pel4er ii6 Der Sienite
u%ieiner" servants" idOn fit erpige 3eiten
perlidert belt, ioa gau5 %eritaunt barilber fem,
oaB ietn SbrOn BLOB Elm i6Dner Sraum war.
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900 oes 5.2Oger MnIebens Su 9eitatten,. 9es
ltriden tperoe = tint Sieieni9em 3u befrleoigetl,
pelde bieie Summe iber bic uriprin9li9 rers
lunete binaus geSeidnet baben, uuroe na6
Idneerer Sebatte perpcrfen = nit 81 9egen II
Stimmen.
Sin ENHANCEMENT 6enorid's, Die :Sntere1en
Oes 200 Wtia. : NnlebenS DON 6 auf 5 8rc3eni
berab5ulesen, ebenfaas perpprfen.
6auS.- 8ranoagee, cine &eSolutipn, oab
T6 oas 6aus, wenn Der Senat bamit einoer=
~ltanber lei, AM nd6iten 81. Wai pertogen fol-.
Nn9enommet.
Sic Sill, Elm 8ireau fit bic SreigeGaIenen
su erri6ten, miro aufgenOmmen.
!arapp BON Su. belt cine @nti : Stlaperei=
Heoe odgegen. .
9rtce BON Soma befirtpCrtet Die Sill II. peif
auf bic 8Ortbeile bin, wel6e iie 5ur 6Olge baben
meroe.
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&ele0rapbiidbe SCndDrtebtera.
80. GOngrcB Der Der. staatcu.
lis ten 8altimpre Weder,
Bafbtngtpu, 20. Sebruar.

gluf Nntrag GbanplerS miro Die Sia, ippna6
YarterSbur9, 8a., sum @i%ngangsbafen 9ema6t
merpen lpQ, an9enpmmen uno paiiirt.
Sumner beridtet cine Bill tpeqen 6eritellano
ppn @leidbeit bel ben Geri6ten Der Ser. STAG
ten. Bum Druid beprbert.
Sherman pom Gpnierensausi6ub fit Die
gSbisfep 8tQ. Gr neint, penn oer Senat ben
@uSiduB inltruiren pplle cine Steuer ppn 20
Sent auf pprtdtbtge 2iquprS bonn 1. Suli an sI
9enebmigen, Die Sill nidt feblidlagen wiiroe.
ST bpfft, bies werbe gel6eben.
Ser GegenitanO purpe fir mprsen atf bic
ipe3ielle Sagespronung geiebt.
Die Sebatte pegen Nusglei6ung beS SplpeS
tplroe pieoer au%fgenpmmen.
SpnneB' Nntrag, baB BON benz 8eri6t oeS
Nlsi6ufeS fir Sreigelai1ene unb Sflaperei nit
Der begleitenOen 8ilI 10000 gremplare gum
@ebraude pes SenuteS georudt meroen MIDI
ten, miro an ben 9rud 9tusi6ub gepieIen. Sci
Seratbun9 Der Bill tpegen Nl1sglei6ung beS
SplbeS Der Soloaten Ger farbi9en II. Der peiBen)
pioeriebt ii6 Se6enoen Dem riidnirfenoen Gba=
rafter Der Bill. 8ir befinoen unS ni6t in
elmer Gerfafung, INN ben farbigen Sruppen
2pbn nadsu5ablen, ben fie gar ni6t perlatg=
ten.
Sumner ma6t Die Gere6tigteit bieierNtabre=
gel i'm Sale Der f%arbigen Sruppen BON Dta1a=
6ulettS 9elteno.
Nadbem Grimes Ii9 fir 3uriidgabe al ben
Nusi6uB ausgeiprpden 1nb AUDI gSilipn, Der
@inbrtn9er Der 8ia, ii9 bafiir peripenoet, neil
eS iebt 100000 farbige 3ruppen gebe, nno 80
neue Gesimenter in Der 8iloung begrifen tpdren,
tpdbreno er BET Gntmerfung Der 8ia 9eglaubt
babe, Die riidpirtenoe Strait peroe fi6 nur auf
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Mmerifaniftbe SSa6ricbtem'

Sriebrih Secfer. 9as .2uui8pille Bolts
blatt" beri6tet: ySriepri6 6eder traf 9eltern
auf Der OurGreiie pom Der Srpnt na6 Suinpis
bier Elm. Ser albewdbrte 6reibeitstdmpfer
lit trob Der sabuolen Strapa5en unausgeiebten,
betnabe 2idbrigen 9ienites, MIR unterbroden
our6 idtpere Grtrantung, fri6, hunter uno UNI
Sebn Sabre perjan9t."
Sine Nrou nit sipei G6enlanncrtt, =
Ser Cincinnati v8plfsfrennp" i6reibt
@or fInf eSSabren perlteB Elm waderer 9eut@
i6er rniere StaDt, tim in Californian fem Slid
gu iu6en, uno iciner Srau uno ii6 cine lorgenz
lpie 3ufunft SIT ii6ern. Sie STRAIT blieb bier
uno erndbrte ii6 reoli6 nit ibrer 6dnbe 9lrbeit.
un1lonlt martete ie ali Na6ri6t BON ibrem
Wannv, lno gepann, na6oem bret Sabre per-
floflen paren, pbne baB tie bas g~erin9lte 3ei@
den ppn ibnt erbielt, Die lleberSeugung bab er
geitprben iein ml1Ie. Sic lernte Su Der 3eit
einen e~Staliener %fennen, NIT ipel6em lte ii6 ppr
nidt ganS Stpet Sabren perbeIratbete uno 9liid=
li6 lebte. Sine reberrai6ung wuroe ibr bot
eintgen Sagen s1 She'll, inoent oer tpbtge9laubte
@atte plDbli6 bier auftaudte uno, ais er bDrte,
oab 1e tpieoer perbeiratbrt Iei, eirten Gerbaft5=
befebl gegen Iie urb ibren r1euen Mtann beraus=
nabnt. 9as 8aar nurbe ppr 8pliseiridter
8arren gebra6t unO Elm 8ro5eB eingeleitet.
9ie @erbanolungen ergaben, bab Der damn
mebrmals an feline Srau geidrieben, btele aber
ME einen 8rief erbalten bate. 9a pom teiner
Settle feinoli6e Gefible pprsuberrl6en i6ienen,
uno ppn einem @ergeben Seiten5 Der Srau
nidt Die Nebe iein fonnte, oa lte ferner Die
re6tmdBige Satin Der beiben Widnner mar,
ltellte Der Gi6ter ibr anbeim, rpel6em ppn ben
Wdnnern 1e angebDren pple. Sic lpdblte
ben eriten 0iann, BON Dem lte our6 einen un=
9lldli6en 3ufaQ getrennt wprben uno bamit
mar Der Sail enti6ieoen, urb bas Spri6wOrt (:
9Qte 2iebe roitet ni6t," bate it6 abermals
bepdbrt.
GrducltDnt zines Ollcrilln. 9l8 Der
&ebeIen9eneral @beeler ieinen lebten Ginfdll
na9 Senneliee madte, uno in Die GegenD BON
@eprgetomn fam, ging elmer ieiner SCloaten
nit 9tannen 3obert3 in oa5 0auS zines g%ewilIen
Garter (oie Garter biloen cine 9rpBe 6amilie in
Oitennei1ee rnp iino ale iebr quite %llnipnleute)
,tno erl6pB Gpbert Garter, einen iungenDtann,
Ita6 ibn Die 9lugen aus, i6ob iie in Die Saide
llno qing st ieiner Wtutter, nel6er er ia9te,
pab er Sob Garter umgebradt babe. Sieie
ia9te: uSu wirit bod OaS nidt getban baben. "
ST Spg Die 9tugen aus Der Saide unO mari ie
alf ben Slid, ausrufenp: 6ier, penn 9m's
ni6t glauben wiQit, bier iinO Die 9lugen oes
~peroammten !6unoeiobnes. 9ies lit nur Sine
Der 5abGoien S6euBli6teiten. 9ie iloliden
8arbaren erbalten bic unb ba alleroings ben
2obn fin ibre Grduel, ipie 5. g. iener Seceib,
Der eiren alien l1nipnmann, peiien Scbn
9ieutenant in einem Senne6ee &e9intente 1T,
erbdrmli6 prii9elte. 9us Der 2ieutenant nit
ieinem Jiesiment, bas na6 &nOrpilIe 9ing,
our6 feline t6eimatb fam unO Die an ieinem
alien Gater begunsene llntbat erfubr, 9ing ct
in puS 6als peS Seceib, 5cg ibn auf Die
Strabe uno i6pb i9m cine &ugel our6 Den
&opf.
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Sic Mnerfennmns TrieoritbS BON Mns
euftenbure ais 0er5oe o 0Olttetrt
benin S~un6eStdge be11ttrd9t-

Sn Der SiBung Oe8 8unOeStagS pom II.
6ebruar bra6te Der 3eferent Der CUR 8eguta6>
tung Der ialeSwigzbOlitein 'lden GrbfOlgefra9e
nteoergeiebten COMMITTEE, Der bairiide Winiiter
6err pom Der 8fproten, fOlgenOe @ntrdge ein:
y 9rins Srieori6 Gbriltian Auguit bon
S6le8migs6 oIiein, SOnperburg= 9tugufenbnrg
miro ais Der legitime Grbe OeS !6erjogtbunls
6ollteinS anerfannt.
q 9ie pom Dem t6er5og Srteprt6 VIII. BON
6Olitein benz Gebeimratb pOn MObl g~egebene
8Oama6t, ibn bejm 8unOesta9e 81 reprdienz
tiren, miro anerfannt uno foil in ben Nr6tpen
aufbemabrt merpen.
3 Sic SuspenliOn Der Stinme 6pliteins,
Die am 81. Oes. 1868 bei6lpien tpuroe, bort
auf uno 6err pm Otobl lit bere6tigt, fir ods
6er3ogtbum 5u %itimn1en.
a. Sn 8e5ug auf 2alenburg weroen pettere
8eI6la6e pOrbebaIten.
81 Die pOrftebenben 8ei6llhe fino bent frI>
beren (odniiden) @eianoten fir 6OlItein uno
6err pm WtObl mit5utbeilen.
Oeitrei6 ltno 9reuBen einerIeitS uno 0teds
Lenburg anbererieit5 baben Observation-Disclosures
%eritattet.
Sn IA 9agen iOa tber bic 8eri6te ubges
ittnlmt per0en.
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0lns San Gsraneisep, sal.

Gan SranciscO, 20. Sch. In9e'
fommen (: 9ampier uGOloen Gitp" bon Ba'
mama.
Ser eanse @ef6dftstbeil pom Bcipneppiae,
Sierra Gpuntp, brannte lebte Na6t nb. 9as
Seuer beqann i'm Centrum Der Staot uni brei>
tete fi6 nit iOIaer S6neai9teit aus, oab penis
giaentbum gerettet puroe. Ser @erluit betrdgt
ettpa 100000, Woocn iebr penis perii6ert IT.
Ser Snbalt Der perf4ieoenen aeqer, trelbe fur
f~eMerfet sebalten rurcen, puroen ;%eritDrt. 9hrr
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ssU,n gumberIauS Gap.

9puispiue, 29. Sebr. Nu6 @eri6ten
aus Cumberland Sap, pel6e man fir Super=
(dlltg bdlt, fOlIen uniere SruppenDtprristcpn err
reidt baben.
Maior 9errp pom II. Sennehee Gupaaerie.
Jiegiment fam aus Der llm9e9enp BON Hosers=
pile an uno melpet, oab 2nnsitreet's Sruppen
gu beioen Seiten oes t0Oltpnz 6luHes in Gilmdrz
i6en pltmdrt8 suriidni6en.
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Wpi1 Der Grpnt.

@aibinqtOn, 1. MdrS. 2elte, ipel6e
beute BON Gulpepper bier einsetrOffen iinb, be-
ri6ten, paB seltern beftises Seuern in Der &i6e
hung pom &apiOan seb6rt purbe, uno peitli6
pom GuIpepper wnroe Wtusteten> uno aanOnenz
6euer 9eb0rt. @aS eS gu beOeuten bate, 1T nod
unbefannt.
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MarDIan6 Sf0fe ,Sair,

ant IS. 6ebr., gum 8e'en %perpunceter &rie9er.
Dieientscn beutfhen Danten, relGe f& an eteIer 8air Az
tetbtilieen unb Su benz 3rede neue. ron mir felbf aueetuGte
unb tmpprtirte Gpiel. unb Gala aitrit. QDaa, en- wlnihen,
.t5nnen. fclde III IN eros Dretfen bet MIR bah n.
@ecp Stetnba6,
Srhpcrttur bon Spill unD tSaIdnterte'uo6.
TEN, 70 u. Boltimrrenr.. Gfe drtpOIsts
(fer12i) MQes.
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FOR RECRUITING
co TR 90 s

8. K CoRNeR OF BAIT, MORE AND CaA RLEs STs,
rSecond Storyl E ntTaoce ON Charles street.
Open from z A. NJ to - p. NJ.
All Information in regard to this branch of the public
service will DC given at tEese Headquarters.
All sound cob red men, between the ages Of Is and 40
bond or free, will be enlisted and mustered into the Y.
s service. FREE MEN will be pa d THREE
DOLLARS bounty by the Site o Maryland, and IL
reside mt of the City of Baltimore six months prior TO en-
listment, TWO HUNDRED more by the CITY. Slaves
will receive personally from the State each, ONE bun
DRIED DOLLARS. The master gets from the state
ONE HUNDRtD DOLLARS; and, If ioySi' THREE
HUNDRED from the u. s.
Recruiting Stations are being established as Iast as
possible. in central localities all over the State. Eacn
county will be du v credited for all colored troops raised
within their proper limits, and for all accepted rec nits
send to Bait more in ,harge Of tisens OF such counties,
or bv other psrsens who will make the proper represent
ta,;ons. showiny where the recruits belong. The sum
total of ali colored recruits will be credited to the State
The number enlisted already at Baltimore is so large,
that 4. 10. from the country are advised, not to send
snv 81 ,ha c;rv until after the 10Th instant, when the
hays more prompt attention than is pYssitle at the pre-
' ~ Col. s. M OWMAN,
chief Mastering and Recruiting Officer
-..LN Fur MARYLAND
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Gols ullb Gohler.

i'm O TpRen &Ieinen.
5rrtw6brenb auI benz Eager uni tisli@ pet Canal nnb gtsu-
tabn emptange tdi
ISetHs, Wrtbs unc tSrdusT fAfCbie1
aus ten tefen 8ptlenmineu, als;
eccut Gap, Sunburp, WttesbarTe, 2afs
8tpcler. 2ptsn'e Valsp. 9ebi8b
,(fir GupUla. @etrcud),
Rusfeblen F. .............. ...$6.T5 per Come.
Gnn berlano.RObleu
RletnaefhnitteneS OOls gum 4, usrsNusethen,
bur6 Naitinsu In ueines e%issnsn GVltIs sef6nitfsu.
DGs tefe @i&en- Inb EannenbOIt tn teeer e~eltebteeH
Pdnee unt Dtfe.
@dnies 9OI3 Oertauen p.r fur %tenisIbsn Srsis. ASA
lDer'tFn. s.. q MCGulICudh.
SHieen; NCrbrefsGde bon 2 att. nnb 6remUnthE anb
JtOrbwef-@de pcn JGpette unb talthr.
gDerft; am 5uBe Der @utcrfr., .Sprtne @Greens.
(4ucb4nfl
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~ f,,H,f. Gin urtentli&es @at&en. bic gut tcteR
w IuNvk toRn finnst etne bauerHps STEELE nebt e"
tsta eSen. Ra&aufralen BET Saspb StessT, NO. Is .ssrnsSa.
Rssse. (s%SolI
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3u Derfdnfcn

@ine In Ger Wtitte Der Gtatt in Der Nibe Der pennfplDnni'
Npenue gelegene Wtrtbt i'd a It, NIT @tnri6tung I'll
"Steamee Spfters", frrl6e ib I'm tefen 6lcrs brfncer = Il
resen Rrdntgett he's Gtsentbuners btlis 3u rertauter. =
Nabere Gus unit critic 1t Yt. 9unGel, $50 "a Sub
GbdrleSnr Baltimore. (GNpD)
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Tiir Nbotcoranbiffen.

Gine M1affine " Si5e) Elm Sii&, 9eab Star6s, Bat
hrlber (@las) fcrie mebrere @egenf1nbe, bic su tiner Gal
lerte eeb6ren, iinS btlts su pertaufH. gu ~erfraeen 30 az
Wtf- 8nltrcretr. (GWfel
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Gnn6 berIanD.ROhIe

observation-disclosures.
Wieftnfclo & Sc. fno ppn 10 go WsnsSdlttmcrefra
mad, Nr. Is 3ancuerfrase, spiiGen German. UNI epmtare-
frase, ee3reen. (2SianlNipatl
HEADQUARTERS
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0Dafbimaton 0otel su p~erfanfem.

Dtefes 6ptel lttst etrsft am Qcaier, nc Der S6iHfabrts.
ge,feb am it1rtttn TT unS c freut i9 Der belteu GunriGaft.
Die @inri6tuns 1T elegant unc S%rnhdnbts. Mtan meloe f6
am Ylabe felbn Ode prn Gtartes unb 4nnfr. (~25fetrS)
$50 Sallcn &Crfe
in perI1tetenen @rGeen uan 2ualitdten rferre In t~eliebteen
Guantttaten ~ 6uberf ~nieetieea prsiisn.
Gpparb Bird,
(13febrN ia Neh yrmtal bprdee.
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(4ebr2O-sl
&, T~reiipilioe fir SaS 9. $40. Oetes
rd1ten Srf. Dol. 9fcot.

VI Test BIER hebtnbe 3. Nlb. u g.. 60 s " Sur6s
MI tura late tt aGe wafenf 6iSen " inner ann GIN
trttt eth. tCfenr, ba6 bic una fir rteies @siaift suges
" me1tre fur3s !3ett tenncG pS0tS %dusrette en- wtrr, nfbt
dnetn etee Grrtp g te. fppoeru tds game Regiment 3u come
~pletiren. Diet S0fnuns berutt auf f~plsenren bret @rtns
ben: u neil es rte pftttt e,nes jeO n brIren . re- rs II,
benz Vdterldnte nit But unc @ut. su bieneG q III we,
otr Jest nitt + re twttIte Dem 9tufe Der pd' DIT unt Gtre
folgen. %semartise mufen, 6emn,6f gum 3tenfts Sc ) II u ne
gen 3u nerben 81 ne I ifet ieber 5retr atse au einem
5anb9elb bon $50 (en @eterGn 3u 1925 mo Q. $500 baar,
bereht ct 1T, rdtreno pom l Wars B. 5. an btefe Uoantp
meSfaat. Wlan rnelpe i6 Sc'crt Bel
Mbctpb 9enfeG. Capt.
Office So. $50 80, SCmbarbtr, ne6ea fett'S 9dgertter-
GnInn. (2Ofbr-1mil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
The VERY LATEST
TELE O. II a PHI.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIXTIIIth C0ngress--Plrst session.
wAsHIxoroy, May 6.

SESATE-Mr Foot, from the Commit
tee on Pensions, reported back the bill
establishing clearing houses at New
York, Phiiadelphia and Boston. at rate
Of discount not exceeding Of one pr
cent, which was adopted.
The bill 10 amend the charter Of
Washington City vas called up By Mr.
Dixon, with an amendment compelling
the registration Of colored citizens Mr.
Dixon advocated the immediate passage
Of the bin, as it would have an important
bearing on the forthcoming June cleo
ton.
Mr. Curren moved to insert the word
@white, as a qualification.
HoUsE--Mr. Davis, Of Mass, from the
Committee on Elections reported two
resolutions, which lie over for the pres
ent, one declaring that f. p Blair is not,
and the other that Ar. Knox is. entitled
10 a seat IN the House as representative
Of the First National District Of Mis-
souri,.
On motion Of aEsF arnsWorth. il vas
resolved thar ple.f the House adjourned
today i be upsf Monday
Ar Ga<8 n y 7 called ~ he
-esa.at5ea S laa an. aas sfse 81 E
deeIarlns a-s aesr Ar Lars
E er Hos 81 hrae ase
a4af. Is aa..t.e- Is sest - eptss
eHtative Of the Seventh Congressional
District
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

NV Yoss, May Ga special dis
patch reports that our army passed
through the Wilderness Of Virginia into
the open country.
4 letter received from BarHside's
headquarters At Warrenton junction,
dated the 4ib, locates the corps there,
bat expected 10 move
No draft has yet been ordered Ia this
city.
4 Norfolk letter Of tbe 4th reports that
rebel cavalry attacked the out-pickets at
Suffolk on Saturday, and we're badly
thrashed by the 9Th Pennsylvania eavai.
~, with the loss Of number killed and
wounded.
The AdsertiseT has report from New
Orleans that Gen. Banks, on the re.
treat TO Alexandria, was assailed by the
rebels in force at Cane River, and lost
heavily.
Thirteen guuhozts and transports are
said 20 have been blown Up By biz o.
ders, 70 prevuat them from falling into
the hands of the enemy. This is doubt
ful.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
La. sau,h.rn N...

CAiRo, May J-Midnight-The steam
er Carroll from New Orleans 18th, has
arrived News unimporsAnt.
The cotton market remains firm, with
good inquiry and limited supply. closing
hrm abd middling at 81 to S3e.
Sugar and molasses in active demand
The speculative feeling has subsidized, ow-
ing TO the high prices. There is very
little sugar eEfering; sales Of molasses
about 500 to 900 barrels-ordinary 300
Old and new % 10 CSC.
Advices from Alexandra OF the 9th
ult, report Banks army still there but
would probably move towards the Mis-
siSsippi river.
Admiral Porter was up the river some
30 miles above Alexandra, where the
Passport WAS on sand bar. Her guns
had been taken or Her plating is also
being removed for the purpose Of light
sning her of. If this could not be done
she will be blown ur.
Porter was without infantry support,
and was being harrassed by the enemy
Mai. Gen. Hunter bad arrived at Alex
andriA.
A steamer arrived at Memphis reports
that Steele's army returned to Little
Rock. He was followed By Prices army
and continually karrassed.
/ At Sabine Pass the rebels were turned
upon aBd repuised after severe battle
| in which the loss vas about equal
Marmaduke is reported to be on the
march TO join Price, when, it is suppos-
ed, they intend to jointly attack Little
Rock.
The Pioneer, light draught steamer,
left here to-day for Red River Il was
hoped that she would succeed in cross.
ing che falls with supplies
Discoveries have been made in thi.
city which confirm the statement Of ne
gotiatioas between certain parties Noril
aud the rebel General Kirby Smith
whereby the latter was 10 secure to lhs
former Confederate cotton west of ths
Mississippi River, and receive in return
goods. ammunition, &c Prominent bu
siness men in this city have been eordi
ally solicited, BY parties of wealth an'
influence in the East, to join them il
the enterprise-he to act as their agent
he declined, but the project has sine
been successfully carried out to some az
sent l. Casey, Of Caseyville, Kentucky
in connection with . rebel brother, an
William Butler, Of Springfield, IIlinoi.
late State Treasurer, are named as prom
inent agents IN accomplishing il. Tn
!. Treasury Department had fnrnishe
: thea permits to pass into the rebel arm,
!, portions. however, being stopped at Ne
, Orleans by Banks, notwithstanding Il
y permits and orders Of the Treasury D
partnent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
New York Markets.

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UPisnas, sna 81 fssss ST les Middhsxs.
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Rss Ase 80. H3csa sfdea sesiTsiY herulnaf.
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tess ssItssL IL xsid.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS qsists Fits-TWsu-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

The Confederate Democratic organ On
Third street, q few days ago, made q
general charge that "silver sets and tea
spoons, stolen from their righttui own
ers, adorn the tables Of noted goldfish
aristocrats in this city, while fashionable
ladies, without = blush, 1aunt magDif-
cent silks, costly laess, and elegant un-
dercIethes, taken from Southern women,
in their parlors, whose rich farnitnrss
we're also an acquisition from Dixie
Ali there are even (n)sances where
rich and costly baby clothes have been
sent home to officers wives in Egans-
vile. All these things are susceptible
Of the most conclusive proof"
This sweeping and, as we verify be-
lieye, false accusation, 10 introduced By
the declaration that III the court mar
tial that merely dismissed Captain Hen
~ y. Todd from the service for stealing
silver plate, diamond rings, &c, from
the enems, viii come TO Evansville, we
promise them the fullest and most CON.
plets evidence IN references 10 certain
transactions ola similar kind, committed
By men living in this city"
Knowing the character Of the seeussr,
We expressed doubts Of The truth Of the
accusation, and demanded tbe names Of
The guilty parties
Oa Wednesday, The aceaser opened
his batteries With furious charge Of Tie
most silly and oongsnpsible faIsehooda
crowding seven barsiaeed lles into III.
teen lines, but failed to give the names
Of the guilty parties. We exposed his
ialsehoods, and again demanded the
nameg
Yesterday be reiterases one Of his
iAlsehoods, and dewands that ice shall
call together, in this city, court mar.
tiaL Now, is it not more than ever ap-
parent that the whole charge is false,
that the Editor Of the Times must resort
to such ehicanery and demAgogusism to
avoid the issaeY We agAin call upon
the gentleman % to give the names, or
bear the brand Of the sIsnderer or ca
lamniator. We want 10 see the names
IN print, aud no more lodging.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Ceanferfelfera Arrr.fed-

ST. Louis. May 6.-Yesterday three
citizens Of 81 Louis we're arrested BY
the United States detective police. One
hundred and seveu,y-fve thousand dol
lars in counterfeit green backs and four
pla.es, used in printing notes, were foHnd
in their possession The parties are old
hands st eouaterfeiling, and have car
RED on the business for several years in
this city and elsewhere. They will be
sent TO Washington for trial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
COMMERCIAL.
CInclnaatl Markets.

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qastabfy lesser sgpsFhHs s. 40esss 81 aud IL
ira o. 0oSeSa Is.
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secesd-elAss city Hams g b. hsd al 81, II sAieh
rate SO htls ssls staes lat reEssft huik
Msass- 1sean ARA. wffissas ehsazs. Lsfi very
dali. ana KsimsCsty il sssered At las.e
e hoGkafEs.--tssssa Hii aad = lower. sa-
sar sns Aaiasses unehsnxsd.
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EXCHANGE afm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

THe Corn INDIANA The veterans Of
the renowned Goth ladIana are now rem
dezyousing in this city, and are pitching
their leats on the bank of the river, in
trout of the residences OF Msssrs Be
ment aud Veile.
The Goth Indiana has had an event.
ful career aud have won many bright
harsls, by brave deeds done, and hard
marches aud painful tolls endured.
Their travels have been extensive, and
they have always been found with their
faces 10 the foe.
They win leave in day or two for the
front TO endure new trials, TO win new
victories aud TO wear fresh laurels