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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

4 ToUcmNa INCIDENT The veterans
OF Company c, 2lth Regiment, thirty
in number, all that remains OF
that gallant company day or two
since called upon John Jngler, who ro,
sides on Eighth Street, aud who was
formerly member of that company, but
who was shot through both eyes at
Champion Hill, aud who is, of course,
entirely blind Captain Smith led Mr.
Jnglar along the line, placing his hand
in than Of each Of his former compan-
ions arms, announcing the name
OF zach in Wru.
The greeting Of the brave, blind veter
an VAS most cordial'and affecting, after
which John squared himself in front OF
the company aud said, Well boys have
something to say to YOU. IL is this, you
have to leave the State Of Indiana for
the South again soon; you have seen
soms hard times, aud will perhaps see
harder times yet Boys, stick close 10
eSiher, Tor divided YOU fall, united you
stand
Stand Tor the Union now, and the
the UnioR-torever Down with the re-
belliou al all hazards. Smash il North
and South, and if these Copperheads
bodders sou knock dem down. Now
boys this isathe best Government in the
world, battle vahanily for it; and now
saw three cheers for the Union.
The cheers were given with will, at
ter which the whole company with thei
sightless eomrade charged on a keg {
beer, which was soon exhausted, and al
retired in good order, with none kille
aud but few slightly wounded
1t was generous act in those vetel
ans to thus look up their brave old con
rade and show him that ne still held
pIaoe in their affections
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

B~ Grocery keepers, and dealers in
groceries are hereby notified that Hi
ram Nelson will sell at auction this morn
ing at 10 o clock, at Carpenters Block,
corner OF First and Vine Streets, lot
Of groceries, glassware, tobacco, &c, in
whole packages exclusively to the trade.
Dealers are invited The articles are
all good aud viii be sold without re-
serve.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
WILLIAM REAvIs.
Attorney at Law and u. ). Claim
AWauf

Il authorized by the Government to procure pon-
aions, Bounty Nancy. Back Ray, Bounty Land
Claims fer hoRzEs and Other PRsYEarN destroyed
whilr in service Of the Government. and ali
claims, Of whatever klpd or nature sgalnst tbs
United States.
Bounty for Discharged SOldlersI
by All amendment to the Boaa'y law, passed at
the last session Of Congress, All soldiers or
other persons who hats tssa shaH Aersaffer be
discharged within two years from the date oftheir
enlistment, by reason elwounda received IN battle
shall reoeive tho same Bounty though they
served two years"
once Gs3s MAJ Street, ever Kelier's Gun Store,
opposite the Court House. Evansyille, Indiana.
Correspondent must enolosc stamps.
nc Good references given n required. mh1s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
Gen. Grant.s Movem.nas.

Nav Y0RK, March pa Washing
ton special to the POst says that General
Grant waited on the President this morn
ing. It is supposed that he leaves for
the front this afternoon.
It is probable tina. Gen. Smith will Be
assigned TO the general charge of the
Army Of the East while Gen. Grant is
absent ct the West II is said be will be
confirmed by the Senate as Major Gene
raj toslay. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

house last night, aud the performances
gave the fullest satisfaction.
THEArRE Our citizens will be pleased
TO learn--as we are to annOance--that
we are to be favored with three perform
ances By Edwards Il Troyer's Dramatic
Combination, as they pass through our
city on their way 10 Henderson, Ky
During their previous visit, this eompa-
ny eslaslished an enviabIe reputation,
and they return with a strengthened
company and new attractions
The bill for this evening is rare one.
The leaulfal domestic dramn, 1he FAC
tory Girl, with asai charming actress,
Mrs Welsh Edwards in the leading part,
should not fail to GIL the house. Mrs.
Edwards also appears as Fanny Gribble
in the amusing farce Of AN Object Of
Interest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

BURNETT PRErAHATtoNs 20 among
the best class of people, and are pro-
uouuoed incompatible Soi.D 81 kgL-
LgR Il Wits. mh22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
CITY NEWS.

tar The unexpected and painful az
Fiction in the family of the chief editor
Of the Journal, win be a sufficient apol.
ogy for the absence Of editorial matter
in our paper this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

CIScIsEArrI, March ., M-Riyer
fallen , feet, eighteen feet in chan,sl
Clear.
PirrssuEe, March ., M-River )
feet BY pier mark and falling. Weather
clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24


Tng BATTALION DGlLr.--A large and
highly delighted crowd, both Of ladies
aud gentlemen, Witnessed the battalion
drill Of the veteran 9th yesterday. on
the commons northeast Of the city.
Tue marching Of the heroes OF Shiloh,
II Mile Creek, Port Gibson, Champion
Ill., Jackson, Grand Prairie and Vieks.
burg, through the streets, attracted much
admiration from the dense muItitudes
who lhronged the side walks, but this
admiration WAS changed to astonlsh.
meut and enshusiasm. as under the
clarion toned Col Grill they went
through the most difficult and compli.
Gated eeolations on the parade ground,
with precision and perfection never
attained ia aoy other country and attain
ed loo ly but few regiments in this com.
try
tits no wonder that the very name
aud presence Of the heroic 9th is ter.
ror to Che eaemies of the Government
aud the country. A more noble, stall
wsrt regiment we have never before
seen. aud she famous Eleventh must
look to their laarels else will the Tweu-
tyiourib carry them away, or at least
share them ia drill as they have already
done in action gu fields where history
was made aud glory won
Tho more the people see Of the gal
liant Twenty-fourth, the more they nd
mire the brave men composing it, ana
when they again go 10 the front they
will bear With them the hopes the bless
ings and The londest expectations OF al
the loyal people Of This community,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
aGy- Tho alarm If fire vesterdav ave

B1S- The alarm Of fire yesterday even
ing was caused by a dense volume Of
smoke issuing from chimney at the
residence Of DR.. Gale, accompanied by
the stencil .of burning rags, which had
been ihrosn on the FIRE.
The steam engine Was promptly fred
ap, and great crowd as promptly con-
gregated on The streets, hut 20 damage
was done, unless it was by an express
wagon driven by small boy, who paid
no attention % Che crowded state Of the
street, bur pushed his horse and vehicle
through lie crowd with reeklessness
Of consequences We have seldom seen
equaled
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
WIN Fl. p. ST0DDARD,
No.IT Main street,
EVANSVILLE IND.

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER Is
w Forsign aad Doua-stle DruKs, Chsmieais.
Oiis, PaiHts, YsFaishes. Giass. Pafant Msdieinas
Psrfumsry and Fancy Articles. 20 which be i
constantly recisvag additions seiestsd with great
cafe. And veil adapted - the wants q Merchants.
Druggists aud Faysieizss-
Also ia1ga aad varied assartsaAnf Of Amhrs-
type AID fhotokrspk materials con pris ing eserf-
Thing used In thr art. AT ogiars receive prompt
atfsation, and allied As lowest prizes. and packed
Nith care. The Aitenton 81 the trade respectfully
solicited.
LsREE Exhibition AT TIE DkUG srUHk,
4 y AAin stFess Of magnificent display 81
ohsses ferfameF.s. eosprising several nsN aad
TofHlar styles aad edsrs, never before 0aefsd 70
this m2rkss. Faisey kxtracts ard Pom2de- - al
priess. wM ". = sTODDAED
A kTIsTS ANb MERCHANTS. Who CAN-
L not veil ie&ss, home, can depend upon having
their orders hlisl promptly, and - The sans
prices - though thHy were personally present,
and charges eoiiextsd from boat, By Seeding te
Nh II. p. sToDDARD, Druggist and Apothsea-
~, aud dealer tn photograph Stock, No. IL Main
street, Evansville In4.
Cs0AL OIL, WHITE AND ISoDOkOUs,1 BIZ
" the barrel ar gallon, at u Aaiu Street, To-
Tsthsr With . Eied zssgrtmsnt Of Lamps snt
ohimnsys- Call and sac thsm-
TUsT RECEIVED, ASOTHER CASH or
u that superior Soda Ash, With which every
body was 30 suecssaf4l tn masking good soap last
fall, at the Drag store. II Msin Street.
CONSTITUTION Water, wIZARD OIL, Hill
u tons Cement. ssd 80 esdlsss zssortment Of
FzteBt Meicin>ss for sale AZ the CITY Drug store
JaH2I WV. H. FsToDDAkD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIRSCE OF
AZ INVAFID

70 PHYssefASs.--If sou wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals a small ad-
vance 90 Eastern psless. 60 aud examiue KEitxa
wHIrr- stock, where yoH viii aad every srti-
Gle that Is needed By the professor, aud prices
which cannot fall to give satisfaction. Their
orr is at No. - Main street msytdkwn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
ONO Cd IIunne..sII,. arsat nsmsals..


uuNNEwELL's ToLU AkoDYN NE Thfs
most wonderful saa rsliabls preparation which
has earned it, true name and fame BY results
which has hafiai every ather.sttempt A. relief ia
Aeareigie, hhssraafsa, tsoui, NerroHs H.ud Aehs,
TaoH ssd Ear AeAs Bogsi tamplalsts, Hgfesia,
Distress irr Esiisg Les 81 s7ssP Geaeral Nsruoss
Debility Fsrss.1Hs ia ifhoopisg CsHgh, aad Asitssa.
nov slesi@rod 10 be largely As'esus. Dor the pains
ia Mostlig M-a'lrssfiua rsrfsct relief, biis ma
inrs'a sfieswork Is undi-fuFbad, aai ans % ~
mosi Important paiais.
hi. valuable PREPARATION should be Ia every
Fxaiiy. description EQUALS IS real necessity,
az q. spl-udid tssuits.
J. l.. muSNEw Proprietor.
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
go For sale bv all Wholesale ard retail dealers.
KELLER 8 wHtfe. Agents
nusil 2m Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Ihia asIonahlns preparation
viii, ny Natures own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair 90 the Original Color.
wan make It grow Bald Heads.
VIII restore the Natural sscretians
WIN remove At ouoe all Ttshing.
Wfil remove all nsndrua
W III snre All EruptioRs--even seald Head.
win makr thu Hair sor aud Glossy
XvilI preserve the Color Of Hair 10 cid Age.
~iII always Fasten IL, and stop Il Falling.
And IA enc Of the hast Toilet Articles for tn
Hair now IN use.
Thousands OF Soldiers In the Arm
Have testified TO ,he above, Who haA become gra
aud iest theiF Hair IS sickness, change ~ climate
aud fnattentiOa, while Performing csmp duty.
A. Restorative aud dressing 81 has uo equal.
KELLER WHITE,
Wholesale aud Retail Agents Ter Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
CLOVER SEED.
DRUGS. &c.

(sL0yER sEKD-s0 bbIs best quaafty l5s sale
~ low BY 3 v. GILBERT 4 CO.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEn

Is fAs Best ia tAe World The andy
Ildrmiess, TFae, and Reliable Dye
ha0ecR
rhI, splendid Hair Aye /. Psrsest.-ehsngcs Red
Rusty OF Grey Hair. instantly to Giossy Black
o. Natural Browas without In1ariag the Hair 81
staining the skia, having the HAIR soft and
Beautiful; imparts sresh yitslity frequently re-
storing IFS pristine color. and reetiass the I'D
effects Of Had Dyes. The Genuine Ia sigued WtL-
LIAM A RATCuELoR, Aliothers are mere imi-
tssions. aad should be avoided Sold BY Al
Druggists, Sc Faetery--ss Barclay street. y.
sATCHEL0Rs NEW TOILET CREAM FoR
DRESSING THE HAIR Iyio1wH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 23-The table of
quotas Published in this mornings pa
pera Is wrong. so far as the numberS TO
be furnished by he States Of New York
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Minnesota
are concerned, for as the table itself
shows that the deficiencies on former
calls are not yet completed. it is no rea-
son why they are not yet completed, or
that complete returns of credits to these
States are not yet received
The number to be furnished by the
other States as given BY that table are
the quotas under the calls of March I,
1864, aud Deficiencies under all previous
calls. The account is made after the LIST
Of March, except for the States above
mentioned, aud is exclusive of veteran
volunteers who re-enlisted on the field.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
SHEET MUSIC

"rTNHE OLD sEkGEAST,. Hero o. I-c--E5-r
Aountsi1- By VIII s Hays
Prizes 50 cents with spaeadid Eignett- sent
By Ehati upon receipt o. marked prize
WARREN q cONTNGTOg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
From Cave City, Ky.

CAVE CRY, March 23.-CoL Weather
ford, OF Gen Hobsou's command, cap
tured the rebel Major McHenry and Eve
men-killing rebel captain, named
Smith
Reliable information from Col Wealth
erford reports that Champ Furguson was
killed in street fght with Col Stokes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
RttLRo4B REGIsTgR.
River News.


ARRIVALS.
ii-lri i-'l, Cincinnati J. Il. Done Cincinnati
- -. YIN 'tfnaH ,. 7. Mctonbs, Nashv.
nhie Belle, Cincinnati Big GREY Eaxl-. LIui.v.
r X. hsaksr-1a taa-
DEPARTURES.
z 81 80 ,s4~hN Sc sihie \ sils. New nriesus
= ~ aenr Nash' HE Big cry Esxle. Iopi.r
4 tst' NasiFliH' AnmzaA. Cara
= Actewe-. iaalss- sar,lslla Ans. N.sh-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 25.--The Danish
war was debated ia the House OF Lords
on the Sth. Lord Russell pronounced
the Austria Prussian course unjusti6able.
The answer of Denmark relative 10 the
conference was expected in few days.
If she assent, negotiations will com
menee, otherwise the war must 90 on.
Lord SALISBURY argued that British
feet be sent to the Baltic to watch Aus
trisn vessels there. Lord Russell said
the Channel Squadron was st home and
could be sent, if desirable, at the short
est notice. The Austrians had made a
further advance towards Jutland. The
investment of Frediea, by the allies, was
expected The present Headquarters
was at Montink, on the frontier of Jut-
land. The London TGnses eounsels mag
ton.
The Duke Macmillan continues at
Paris Ii IS asserted that loan cannot
be negotiated anti he is established in
Mexico
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

pr nebsrn, Cancer and consamptioa champion,
has heated at les Dearborn Street opposite =. O.,
Chicago. Ills lie successfully kills and extracts
cancers without pain OF knlis. Ia from four to
twenty four hours. Also cures All kinds Of sores
aud piles, A cure always guaranteed or no pay.
dseSo ~ 20, Box 6asa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
coLnArE,s noNEr sOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In sneh npl-
versal demand l. made from the choicest ma
sssiais. ie mild aud emoIlient In It's nature,
fragrantIy scented, and extremely bene
neiai ia a. aetioa ni'on ths skin. Fer sAis by
Druggists aud Fancy Goods pesiera.
81, 900 REwARD.-The above reward
Will b. given 10 any person who eau furnish pre-
srripiisa for coughs. colds, whoopiag cough, Asth-
iaa aaa consumption, which {. equal to DR..
strickiaad's Ne Ifiaou4 Cough, Balsam. This bai-a
will the above complaints, also spittiag
81 blood and night =weai.. One hfty cent hottle
l. sufficient TOT any ous 20 IT,. The worst eases
Of chronic cough, asthma, ~hooping cough and
primary oases OF consumption arr cured hy Or.
striekland's Aslliaueus Cough Baissn. 10 can
be lad al any druggists II u dlffsrsnt from any
other cough madeleine have knowa in this
country mhll
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Az INVALID,
Published fts the iensht and Sarning and
CAUTION 10 YoUEG MIN who auner FROM
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay q Manhood,
etc. supplying At the sans tins. THE MEANS
% SELF CURE b. one who has cured himssli
after being pat to great expense aud Injury through
medical hambug aud quaekery
~ enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
slngie copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings coaatY, Y. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

NV YoRK, March 2S-ll ?. M-Gold
closed at 81 Sc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24

DD-The Aleghaniaus had crowded
house last night, aud the performances
gave the fullest satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
NOTICE.
GROCERIES


GROCERIES.
O60 LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
IsJO Fer saie At
ELLloTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
IN BUSHELS FRESH GROUND COIN MEAL
~ In store And f0r sale a.
ELLI0TT's FAMILY CR0cEET.
= pOz, no. TUBS;
- Z d0z. Ne -
~ Nest 70 ia Nesfl this.
- doz assorted Rolling Pi-ss
3 daz. Batter Paddles
3 duz o Printzf
81 BASKETS. asserted sizss;
just ree=tvsS aHd fgT sale 81
ELLIOTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
nHE HaBdFsa Ibs. Choice Table Batter,
u - Jar.
Jest received and fyr salszt
ELLIorT's FAMILY GROCERY
TEN BARRELS Large Pickles, for sale b the
4 dorm. huadrsd o. barrel, a.
ELLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
LIFTE Doz- ASSORTED Hura aud SHAKER
II Broous
u doz- Fsaey Hearth Bros.as;
- dsz. Whfsk
J1st resolved and for sale It
ELLIOTT1s FAMILY GROCERY.
Two THOUSAND LES. Choieg sagsT Card
j Dried Beef nice article.
Fer sale AZ ELLToTT-s FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-24
BIG" GREY EAGLE,

Capt. }, A. LGSk...-...-.-..,E :, O. RAMON. Clerk.
~ Win leave for Loaisvil!s every wsi.
Isll=Asss nesday and Saturday 81 =. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25
DIED

o. N-s-ss. Nar~h -. q - 80 T~~-r 49,
nipfhsrts. Easas t.us--. yos-<-st taurht~r a
Ctaasilss q &c 49, a. Nnrrs ar~f 10 80.
sd ~ iavs
Nib. 49, hs.i ss,safh-i her tf--.-s
ahsT-l b. -hffs han1s o. 49, I-~.-
No. 80 hps thai gave ~ k,s.r-
La thy l~sr. ss-ef hsf~ t1 r~.t
Stss thf t>.r- drpp-. ~--Ssisg u,,therf
80 h.ih cl.--si be- --.Fs 49,.
iiui a. .haa isl-'. .,arus. 49, g.tasr.
A. o. del - P-r-4.~
o. Fsssr,s. a.. ~. EhEsb--th .il- - Ns,-.
-,ir~s-sr. sr~f -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Four Surru. Ar Marsh - rrics
has Asaia assumed sou,aand 81 The depart
ment Of Art,nsas. ard tells has troops D.
Nil soon LEAD thea Agsins tAsir co-ard-
J. boasting fos. sad hat thsy must rstri~ss
their rcverses. rooccuPy the TERRITORY they
have lost sud establish tbs PerPsssiiy q
thsir goveTnmcnt
The Inion men are conceatrating ia
Tens IN .nticipasioa Of speed pro,eciion
from Gen. Heron. AMI the solaan MOVING
fron tLi, direction.
BAITnoKE. MAr1h -. Adi,raich fssm
Caaabsrlasd sufL0ri1s. a. eanphstic d-.ial
ofths statement that Gea Sig,i had a mar
ro- escape from cspiarca r. dar. .iars
at Msr,in'burE ~ boil 0fi-snty r.bsls.
-ho passed B~t-sss The GsseraI ard n.
Piekeis Tiers 70 u0s a word a truth ia
th--uory.
No sPprvhsnsiOn 70 felt AZ either Martins
burg or IIsrPer'. Ferry q any rebel demon
siraiion
North last sno--,t0rrr commenced Al
o'ci0ck this evening AMI eoaiinaes-
Gss- Crsns h,s formally assumed CON
Haant ofthe armies % the Unitsd States
HIS h-stquartcrs viii BE IN the fsld. ,nd
until further orders b. ~ili be -iih'ths s-,ny
q H. Potomac
The Washingfoa correspondent % the
Me- iSrk JSarnsl 81 Coasuseros .ays.
May -tsie-ner's AZ bsing made a. %
The ''ressth q the Unioa army. and sou.
proves a. b. fouaded On offi-ial .tat.si~,
Nsgr corresPonaeat bess leave 70 rcclrd.
a' Ais is4s'iduai opinion. a Al oa tie srss
Day % April tie sru,ic. q he Uuion -iil De
scros hs-fr~f tAg,s-rs.{ sfrsay. and a large
properties - ihcna veteran soldier
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Portland and New York
sBMI.WEEKLY LINE.

II bE saIeafa' 80 80 --sHt-sfrs CNF-A
i EEAkE. Csat H lIrifs. sad FOIDHA0.
Gers Sa-.aa..f -. aafH Hiffher lee rssn as
fan.as
t.esre n.saa's ~ MI. i'srlte 30 .rserv N sdass-
.lg aaf -a.ar.iss. sf fa'rL.rt q ~. 80 Pier q
Narth H.fsr. w. YEA. even WsfassIsr aaI
Sarrr.Isf. sf a'ctet FN
rhsse rrs.r.s RE- Sued al alih Sc aroouano
ilftras o. rfs.rr rrrs. ruftrnf fhfs fhe n1asf
sl.fsii sata ST rrlafsflsfie ronfs 49, trsssH.rs
hsf.frn Ncu hsfk aal .l.-s. fa.sars. 81 .
-. .aiIr1 D f.r bed Srats E..srls.
fsla.Is tsfasriri iv fiis rae fn sd frarr ~.
ifesi. "a Ne. huth, AuEu-la. Fssrssst so 80
l1hn.
rtugrrs 80 rrasssfss. fa srrI thsIr frslstf fa
~ .iesuet 81 esr.y asa "a. on iss 81 tasi
fhrF ifaVe F.rIisa.f
For lr~rftt ~ r.fssare srrls %
ENEhN A iuN Parllerf
"a. H. CROWN va a e.. .Ns- YEA
fsftiaas. pac. >. I-ez
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fE"~ rIsE zSrH N,t~s. Th~ I.s-i.,sa
Journal = supplied With some iater-.si.x
private letters from Capt. N,s 81 th> S-,h
regimeut One Of tA-s- letters Gstel
frankisn -. fcb. s>tb .avs
io-morrc- - nss.tsr f0r paw BET a
80 snoertaiu ~hen - hail rrt pad %
20 Friday Afternoon f,fagins etrcs ition
81 $50 army -A.ors scat ost aal rrfarne.l
the ncxt d.y bosdcd 18th carn. hay. s.e-t
potatoes. pigs. &c.. together ~th a larrc
drove 81 cattle ssd iock Of sheen. We
have orders % Pack cKtra bsrga.e tor
brashesr eitv- T. = SO - shail 70 u
ths Nj. - milcs in sfeansrs anl thea
strike over O. lie Red River resioa. bst
tsen. Franklln t0-das told oar Co.snri that
he hae o~fter have oar tenfs truarh-a -ith
oosrd. -h'eh ieoss thssEh ws. a. least
nirht rvmain h~rc.~
aaer dais u FEB. e9,A. Capt. NJ,
writes
TO-norro- The 18Th Name d. expected
hers. We havsa aicc arm ground and oar
camp q lookIng qass asst. lie ulsn are
buildIag Up ths sides Of thc tsnt, bv stick
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