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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

New YoRK, May THE Herald has
. Yorktown letter of the 4th stating that
Col 0nderdonk, with a detachment Of
the lst New York mounted rifles, left
Williamsburg Yesterday nothing on the
old Richmond State Road, and meeting
no obstruction until past Barhamsville,
the party here divided-Major Helm ia
taking the York River road, while the
main body pushed on to SEtersville.
The object Of the expedition kas 70 cap
ture the rebel plekets at New Market
c. n. Near Slitersvills the column was
fred On BY gaerrillas, who fed. The
rebel aoutp0sts were one after ax1etber
run dosn and captured, and moment
after the appearance Of our column at
New Market the rebel force stationed
there lied, aud were purvued some dis
lance, when our forc e. retnrned The
rebel force st Bottom Bridge consisted
only of Holcombs South Carolina d.
vision. On their refnrrz when Only six
miles from Barhamsville, several torpe-,
does were exploded in dense wood,
when several men and horses. we're hit,
but no one killed
The CbunsereiaEs special from II ask-
ington says the Ordinance Department.
has contracted ior the delivery Of TO-
600 stands Of infantry accsatrs ments to
be delivered At NewI York Since per,
mission was given to soldiers IN the reg
ular service who re-enhst, to select any
Stale 70 (which they may choose to be
credited as part of its quota, and reeeivs
its bounty, large numbers have been Sc
cured here By agents from New England
CITES and towns. Bgztou has .obsAined
over I .0o0 men Large numbers Of ne
gresss have also been enlisted By recruit.
ing agents. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
From Ft. monroe

Fl. MosBoE, Kay Port Royal pa
pers of the 5th safe that Florida, Geor-
gia and South Carolina are nearly de-
pieted Of rebel troops, who have been
sent north 70 reinforce Lees army.
Admiral Dablgren had arrived at Hill
ton Head.
A torpedo was discovered IN the St
Johns River, on the Sd, with a dead ne
gro attached
A mob occurred at Savannah, on the
18th ult The women collected in body,
with arms, and marched the streets in
MISUNDERSTANDING bread or blood
They seized food wherever it could be
found. The soldiers were called out,
and, after a brief conflict, the leaders
were put in Jail. -
The rebels were making demonstra-
tons at Charleston, but had been shelled
out by our gun boats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

~ afAH n p NEEa
A PREsExT arp VorR OF TaAEKs -
On Friday last thsiheArts Of the employ
ees of the Journal office were made glad
by Mr.. Simon Calm, Of the Monroe
House, between First and Second streets,
who made them present Of keg Of
exhilerating-though not Intoxicating
bsor.
Notice OF Its arrival being sent from
the pressToom to the composing-roon.
the entire corps Of employees we're
quickly dn general congress assembled,
20 take the subject into consideration
Mr.. Bliss presiding, Schultz acting as Sec.
Rotary, and Min Groves as First Cham.
beFlain Of the spiggot.
On motion Of Bond il vas unan-
imously .-.f 90 sis1a
Rssolped, That Simon Calm Ia a
brick"
Ga motion Of Clark
Resotped, That the Monroe House il
huge pile of bricks, keeps good beer,
ana should therefore DO patronized.
On motion Of Wallis
Resolved, That our thanks are due,
And are hereby rendered, TO Simon cahr
for his generous present.
% motion Of Min Groves
Resoired, That We now proceed t.
drink the beer goa
Which WAS unanimOasly adopted amid
dsafsuing applause, and he meeting va
Immediately resolved into Committee o
che Whole % carry into effect The las
resolve. 'iAa ia 1
After the keg Was exhausted, on mo
ton Of Gentry, twas
RssolUsd, That the empty keg be re
turned, with polite request TO Mr.. CAhi
TO "do il more"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

INV Music--Mr. d. r. Fauids, No,
22S Main street, Louisville, KY. has
placed us under obligations for copy
of the frSt part Of that beauliful aud pa
thetie ballad, "will the New Year come
tonight, Mammal Nerds by Mira
Cora Eager. Music By Mr. James Per
~ The music is exquisite, AID no poe
try in the English language is so well
calculated to thrill aud soften the human
heart. .......,.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

NV YoRk, May Private letters
from Chattanooga affirm, positively, that
Gen. Sherman army would leave on the
I'd inst His force is large and in the
best Of spirits
Private letters from Bulls Gap, Tenn,
of the 28th- ut. announce the dsssruc-
ton Of the East Tennessee aud Virginia
Railroad, for distance of fifteen miles,
between Lick Greek, and GreenvilIe,
Tenn, by a brigade Of troops belonging
to Gen. Cox's command. Every bridge
Snd railroad tie, for the whole extent Of
fifteen miles, was barned The rails
were bent, and the road left in such q
condition that it cannot be repaired for
months. Another expedition Ieft Bulls
Gap on the 2ssh ult, to destroy the
bridge over the .Wsutauga River, ffy.
four miles distant from the Gap. Our
forces had = fght, during the movement,
with body OF the enemy under Andwsll
jackson, completely routing him. On
their return our troops harmed all the
bridges, and tore up she entire track, al
all points within their reach
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

SPLESDID MusIc-We are indebted to
our old friend John Hogarth Lozier for
copy Of his SPLENDID song, " Yes our
Flag is still Advancing being the answer
to one published By him some time ago
entitled: {" Is our flag still advancingF
Both songs are founded upon the cele-
bratsd charge By Rockers men upon the
heights Of Lookout Mountain, which
were gallantly stOrmed and carried at
the point of the bsyonet The poet en-
ters into the spirit Of the charge and
versi6es the heroic event in stirring
songs.
Another song, entitled VIII the New
Year come tonight, MammaT' has been
forwarded to as BY those enterprising
Publishers, D. P. Fauld,& Co., Louisville.
We have not yet had an opportunity Of
hearing it sung, bat have no doubt It is
charming. The words are BY Miss Cora
Eager and the music BY James Perry
We presume our musical friends, War
rem L Conyngson have q supply Of thee
songs. If not they can quickly order
them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
COMMERCIAL.
new York Markets.

G- NEW ToEK, May 7
COTTON dull xai C lover: saiss 81 s35s1s for
Hf16iing Cpiands kEd 7s9so< for Low 4iddlinx g.
FLOUR dull sad unseftled. and 1o116e lower
81 40Ss7 % for trads brAadss narkst elosis {
quiet 4A4
WHISKY sxcitsa and dscidsdly higher, 81 81 ~
81 e
WHEAT lower and noulnal az 81 so9sl 6 ssr
ehsics ChiezgO spFfag. An1 81 sss9x1 Il for Wis-
ter Led Westefn-
COIN qaist and sissiy. at 81 IS for Old MIxsd
Westsrn- sFs.s es.res
OATS heavy AZ 81 9sze or western
GROCERIES --Uoass dsll. and prices nonis-
ally unchanged Sugar Inactive a. isLxaITe
PETROLEUM. fra; CFsds BE.
PORK dali; priees In favor 81 buyers
LAID dali Gnd lower. =; l3S<aIs5Ss
Monty easy ar6 Faist Al sess Per esnt
STERLING EXCHANGE loser AMI aall, a 81
ass for currency.
GOLD iowsr-oVsaiog AZ -. and eiosIn Z II M.
Total sxport Of specie 10 day o. ,Iss.0ea
GOVERNMENT STOCKS qzist and UNCLAIMED,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

The SIxrETH--Ths soldiers Of the
Veteran Sixtieth are coming in rapidly,
and going into camp above the city; and
they are the most orderly and well be-
haved soldiers We have ever had in the
city. Not the slightest noise or disturb
ance ia heard in which they ara concern
ed, which speaks very highly for their
discipline, and their own inate sense Of
propfiefy. aa.sf 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
CITY NEWS.

DIsAPPoIxTsD.-Anxious to crafty
the demand Of the public for the latest
nsws from tie Array of the Potomac, we
vest :rdsy iasaed an extra, containing all
the dispatches received up TO midnight
on Saturday. We had had hoped to be
able this morning TO give the results of
Fridays fight, but after waiting at the
telegraph office until II o'clock las
night, we mere mortified TO learn that
there ives an interruption in the line be
tween vincsnnss and Terre Haute,
which prevented the news from coming
through
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

Musr BIS SErTLKD.-Psrties having
unsettled claims against the undersigned
are requested to present them At once
for payment, as We xill discontinue our
business at this place on Saturday, Slst
instant
After that time our address win be
Foster Brothers, Ne 81 West Second
street. Cincinnati, Ohio. P. o. Box,
l27S Gro. FosrKR & Co.
EraRsriiie, April rs, 1854. DIST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
will, by Natures own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair 40 the Original CaIor.
VIII make Il grow on Bald Hsada.
VIII restore the Natural secrstiohs.
Will rsmovs at once all Itching.
VIII remove all Dandruh.
WIN surs ell Krupsions-svsn seaid Head.
WIN make thu Hair soft and 0iosay.
VIII prsssrvs the Color Of Hair TO Old Age.
VIII sIwsys Fastsu It, and stop II Falling.
And is one Of the bsst Toilet Articles for the
Hair nov In use
Thousands or Soldiers in the lrInr
Have testified to the above, who bad become gra
aud Lost their Hair BY sickness change Of climate
aud tnatteation, while performing camp duty.
AZ Restorative and dressing "a has no equal
KELLER WHITE,
Whelssals and Retail Agents Ter Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
W,sH,xerox Nav 7-Tbsra ne.

WAsHISGTos, May There was a
large attendance Of ladies and gentle
men Of the House to-day, at Speaker
Colfax's residence, on the presentation
TO him by his Indiana friends Of . costly
service of silver
The Senate confirmed Delano Smith
and D. P. Fendy as Tax Commissioners
for the State Of Tennessee, and Charles
K. Wells to be postmaster At Milwaukee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

vTosgeeo MkRxEr. - The Louisville
Journal Of Saturday reports sales Of so4
hhds as follows
w27 at $4(s4 95, 81 at $5S5 e5. 50 at
$6(S,6 95, 20 at $TG7 95, Is ct $S(9s e5,
II at $o(G9 IS, l6 at $l0(9I0 rs, IL at
ll6Il T5,. 5 at sl2@12 IS, 6 at sls@
Is so, IA at $I4(9l4 IS, 5 sc l5(Gl5 IS,
sat $I6@16 3, 4 ats$17@1T rs, 5 at
SIS 259IS rs, S at i$le 25@l9 IS, IA at
$20@20 rs, 4 at s2ls 25@2l rs, 5 at
$22@22 IS, s =. SIS, 3 At S24@24 IS,
S al k25@25 rs, Il At s26 so, lat $50 SO,
3 at SSSCa33 rs, / At $34 Is, i At $66,
and II fresh at sS@S IS per 100 lbs
Sales at the Louisville Warehouse q
81 hhds. as follows 4 hhds. heavy lea
ct $2S Is, so IS SIS, and s25i 3 hhds
heavy lugs 80 Is. 50 IS, and 50 IS
81 hkdS Light leaf at 50 10. Sl4 IS, s.
% s9Ss SIS, eli, IS, $l4 Is, SIS Is, $l0
SO IS, 81, 81 10, Slt Is, IS 25, SO 50
80 IS, $is, 81 IS, and SIS IS; % hhds
light Tugs, 7 It "a 1854 90, e st $50
skso, and IL at e6NS6 SO. =
kuk2 Il AIS { Qslai a9ia1s 81. 81 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May "A special dis
patch to the EUeiiing Telegraph from
Washington says that Gen. Alexander
Hayes was killed on Thursday, while de-
ploying his troops as skirmishers.
Gen Bartlett and Col GaFaey were
severely wounded
Gen Hayes was native Of Pittsburr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

WASHINGTON, May 7th.-A recently
passed Law makes provision for the per-
manent settlement Of the Indians Of
Utah YalleySaIt appropriAtes $50, 600
for agricultural improvements 10 enable
them TO become selfsupporting
The President has to-day appointed
Brigadier General Edward r Preston
Major General Of Volunteers, and order
ed him 10 the command Of all the troops
west of the Mississippi.
Information has been received here in
relation 20 the reported eapsufe Of De-
catur, Alabama, by Forrest, and the
murder Of the garrison. II is believed
to be 9 eanard
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

hSr Government Drafts on Washing.
ton, Lqgissips, iiCincinhatis St Louis.
New Tcfk, &c, Gold, Silver, Demand
Notes, Uncurrent Money and Kentucky
Money, bought at thsihighess market
price, and exchange on New York sold
at very low figures. at lGopelands sa-
wings Bank, No. 4 First street Call and
.aa1e ensfqs h. ~ |ervtef p l=a.s rrsF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

BALrIxoeK, May The special dis
patch to the New York and other papers
about the late raid at Piedmont, West
Virginia, are greatly exaggerated The
whole amount of the damage done to
the property Of the b & o. Railroad will
not exceed $4,000. No person ssdis-
turbed, and there vas no appearance Of
marauders at any other point All the
trains are working regularly, and the
road is strongly guarded By troops under
General Kelly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

ADDITIONAL FoRcK.--Nr. Maynard,
formerly Of the Cannel.on Reporter.
but recently Of the Louisville Democrat
arrived IN the city last evening. as itiis
understood, 70 assist in editing the
Timer That sheet has needed some
brains attached to Il for some time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

EEw YoRK, May The Herald bus
a letter stating that the resell authoti-
ties we're moving the machinery out Of
the Tredegar Iron Works to some point
further South. 2 ~
A Newport News letter reports that
the iron-clads Atlantic, Roanoke, 0nou-
daga and Terumsah, moved up James
River some days ago. -
The Herald slso reports that a heavy
column under Sigel moved up the She
nandoah Valley from Martinsburgh sew
eral days since Averill Il cooperating
from another direction with his cavalry.
A Eewbern letter stRses that the rebel
ram left Roanoke River and got into The
sound and quickly stole into another
river for the purpose of drawing or our
gunboats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
A aeneral Rehellinn

TriaraPh Of a Great Discovery.
The pablle shAs vs5siisd against eaatsrisfag Hair
Dsss. Fashion has forsworn them. ssgacious
community has adopted In their stead
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE,
and for ttess reasons; IL smbrowns and bEaeksns
the hair, not the axis. II 10 vesstasls s4oisni,
not buvsi~g fluid. u does not barIesqus n1tsFs
With bEoosatas aeaIfse uses, but produces her owe
Ieiag kses. ia eooiing effect Is Ia-saag. Its re-
suits are uaborns. II nesev falls. Manufactures
BY }. oRIsfAD0Ro, No. Astor Houss. New
York. Sold By all druggists. Applied By alt
bair-dresssrs. meh29 In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENCE o
Az TNEATFn

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual syst~ms-nsw snd reliable
treatmsSt-ln Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
cTATIoH. Sent By mail Ia sealed letter sDvsl-
opss, fres Of charge. Address DR. J. sKILLIs
H0UGHT0S, Howard Association. No. South
Ninth Street, PhiiaasiphiA, Pa.
npFf'sl dAEIys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

PAHrTSG DAxcR "A large number of
Walkers Pet Lambs :" assembled, with
their sweethearts, at Mozart Hall on
Saturday night, and enjoyed parting
dance. The scene vas orderly, brilliant,
and pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

NEW YoRK, May THE story Of the
recent defeat Of General Banks's force
is not credited here
1t is stated that the Committee of the
House shows that Mr. Loan, Of Missouri,
will be declared entitled to his seat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

AWAY AarAp.-Messrs. b. C. Johnson
4 Co. have already laid on our table Hsr
pcrs New AOntAly Magazine for June
The table Of contents exhibits rich in
tellectual feast TO the student and the
scholar, and this number should be read
by all
AS 1t is the commencement Of the 10th
volume. il is good time to subscribe, IL
there remains man Of sense who does
not take it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

M The employees Of the Terre Haute
and Richmond Railroad have generously
determined. to deposit one days wages
each month for the families Of such Of
their namberlas may 20 With the hun
drsd days men Wabash Express 3,
just what night be expected Of she
noble, generoushearted and patriotic
atsachees Of that model railroad. e z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

james Il. Argood. C. H. Allen, Jacob
Bippus, William Birley, Henry Brown,
Louis Bortis, w. +. Beard, George
Brown, Heber Ingle, Frank IsaAcs,
Charles p Jenkins. George W. Jones,
Moses C. Kohn, f. N. Kinneson, Joseph
p. Kramer, Ewing Law, James Larue,
Bruce Lschner, George +. ManselI, John
Maine, Conrad Miller George w. Maghee,
Henry Myer, Allen g. Mills, John b. Ma
ghee, Jr., Isaac Miller, VIM. Mcdowell,
George NJ. Stinson, VIM. L. SAuer, James
NJ Scantlin, John Shippard, Crist. Seidel,
Chas Sensmier, John b. Shippard John
Sheer, J. B. Start, Joseph T. Sehu, Thoa.
Shaw john Schofsld, Christopher Gesst,
George GeiRer, James Gammett, Ben.
Hubs, Jr., John Heilman, A. b. Hinkle,
Jacob HunneI, Samuel Hays, Louis
Hess, Henry Hoover, George Hemin-
ger, Jacob Heddrich, 9. p. Howard.
John Burns, F. Bruce Carson, Albert w.
Carpenter, Harry Curry, II. Clark, D1-
vid Conner, John Dick. VIM. Day, Jo-
seph Folz, j. f. Foster, Frank France,
Jefferson Gilman, Frank Gar, Frsdo-
rick Guth, John Marks, Bsnjamiu New
man, George w. Newman, Henry C.
Newman, Philip Neston, o, D Bflen, Pat
o Brien, John O'Brien, Vim. b. Prince,
J. Rurer, VIM. Ryan, Peter SCHNEIDER,
John II. Stinsou, John Sixt, VIM. M.
Thompson, Burrel Taylor, Cornelius Pot
ten, John White Nicholas Winter, Wm.
Wilson, George White, Howard Walker,
Joseph Winer, William Weaver, Eieho-
las Weber AMI George II. WilliamA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

Noricx--Miss +. Powers, Hair jew
eler, Al Locust Street, would announce
to her patrons that she is in receipt o {
her pattern book, and ready to give them
an opportunity Of making their selections
iherefrona.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

Or. HsbsFh, Cancer and Consumption cham ion,
has loeatsd at les Dearborn sgrset, opposite P. o.
Chicago, Ills, ne successfully Kills and extracts
eahcsrs without pain er kBifs, 10 from four TO
twenty four b.. . Also cures all kinds Of sores
aud piles. A cure always guaranteed or no pay.
desc ly p o. Bog 6f83
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

All iasnbsrs Of thIs Company saIisssd In the
Handrsd Days Service win dslivsr their guns
and accusrsmsats to Mr. J. p Kiliost, At his store,
on Mala Street, near the washisgtsa Heass. xiY-
ing their naAss and Company. -
s CAPT. suHoRNLAuR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

CIxcIsSATI, May THE river has
fallen six inches; eighteen in the chan
nal Weather clear.Tkermoneter sic,
Barometer 4ea 81, falling - 9 -
PTTrssuRG, May River unehane-
ed. Weather clear and warm i's .as.fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

WASHINGTON, May ST. A. Nj. il
said tonight that Gen. Hayes was killed
IN the fight on Thursday, and that several
other Generals were wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
-. BRIGGS.

s'Propristor q The Brandrsth Hoaaa.
% New York /"
Thar 10 nothing equal. 10 ths way o. Plaster,
to The rorous Plaster " sF. AIlcsek. Ia Asia
nas, Cough. Kidney Ansciions, and local deep
seated palms, Ehsy anord perasnsat rslisf; nud
for weak backs. palms In the side, ssisehss. and
spasIaedlc palHa generally. they are unsurpassed
for The bshshts they impsrt Price Is esuts each.
Principal ofaes, 2e4 Canal street. Esw York
n. NILSSON a co aud n D. THOMPSON.
Evansville, Ind. aud by al respectable dsaiers
In asdletnsa. EE mch2s I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

PEE LAMas-4Thses or four choice men
can be received into Captain Will walk.
er.s company Of Pet LAmba." Apply
early this morning. ,i 800
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
TAX NOTICE.

a I4}PERsess KsoWTsg THREsgEvEs
Il dsIinqusnt q the tx drp41cats f5riss3 world
Do well 70 czn ~ my c1Ice asa settle The sane II
ehey wish - save eests LEROY CALyEET,
April %, ~ - - cuunfy Tfszzursr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09

e%Volunteering continues ssry brisk.
Various additions were made to the sew
eral companies yesterday. Among the
new names on the lat of the Union Ri
iles We noticed those Of Col. r. N. Hud-
son, Z. B. Alien, Prof Moore, Isaac N.
Pierce and several other names We do
not remember. Capt Fred. Ross, who
but few weeks since started iato husi.
ness, has finally consented 70 sacrifice
the same aud 60 with The company The
ranks Of the company are about full
~\/bE sLWabash Ezpress.,
We should liks4o have peep At our
handsome aud not very ED friend Col
Bob. as be moves OF on doabie-quick,
with knapsaek, hAyeraAek. and blankets on
his tack, his muskel on his shoulder and
sixty roundsOf bah cartridge, and seven
days cooked fAtions. IN addition He
viii never be mistaken for ligAs infantry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
coLeArE,s HoNEY soAP.

TAias sslahrassdi Toalss seap, in saeh uni-
ssrssi demand. Is snGsss ffens the choIessk aa-
tsriAlss i nalld aad,emollient in il Datarss
asrsatly sesnssa, and extremely bens
aeaai n ia aettsa epea the skin. Fer sais bI
psaSgssss aud Esnsy Geoas Deslars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
THE VERY LATEST
TELEG r. a PHI.


CAIEo, May 10 P.M-The steamer
Olive Branch has arrived from New Or
leans, with dates Of the Both. No news.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-09
eHILDREN's CABS.

1.-Two wHkELs,sFeURi WHEELss szd IWIE
III CABS and csrrIzees-A splsndt4 aseo7fassnt
tpss FsesaEsa - " a F1EsEA = ssssf ~ To- -
s. lass-sss. i s.zaszse4 ssi s2s 4 nsia efssSf
azEF@ .s-sis1S