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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
Vermont i'm tho Amy.

Mr.. Walton writes 10 his Journal as fol-
lows:
Among the recent things settled st Wash
ington for the advantage OF the State, |
think | am safe in naming an order for three
thousand Vermont horses for cavalry, and the
granting OF a second Vermont brigade in the
army-that IS as | understand il, brisad.nS
the Vermont regiments not embraced IN the
frs; jrisa,e. The rule as % horses rhc;-
heIshtl was relaxed so as 10 admit Vernon;
horses, anu wisely, for everybody knOwS lnty
will MAKE the very best animals for cavalry
quick IN speed Of high spirit, and capable
of endurance. In tact, many Vermont
horses have been Struggled into the service,
and have stood the test well. rhe Vermont
cavalry went with X: patrick in his late bril-
liant rad. 81. Sawyer acting as nriSaC.er
1t is the crack regiment Of the cavalry. AMI
our bovs are known IN the army as Kills
pets. A Vermont infantry regiment is the
crack regiment OF the volunteers, and the
llth Vermont i the largest artillery regiment
ii the service. Give them ! chance. and
doubt not they will prove something better
than the largest Regiment.
the correspondent OF Waltons Journal
with the Army Of the Potomac speaks OF our
brave cavalry boys in the 3Iiosing truthful
language:
While witnessing a review bv Gen. Meade
lev days sine, Of the fir corps. including
Gen. kllpatrick's division of cavalry. per-
haps could not judi impartialiy, but tried
to, still could not avoid the impression that
the lSt Vt. was the best looking regiment on
review, officers, men and horses appeared the
best marching, wheeling. and in all their ey-
buttons. II WAS the first on the field. and
was easily distinguished hy It's two beautifui
hags,-State and Nationa,-auI WAS COM
manded by Lt-Cul. Preston and Mai. " eles.
Col. SaWye being temporarily i'll Commands
the brigade in absence of Gen. Custer, who
has since returned, and the colonel will again
JOIN his regiment. perhaps 10 lead them soon
IN more gallant exploits than ever; though
1t is evident that the elements Of strife and
dissatisfaction in this unfortunate regiment
are not entirely eradicatet. and that the germ
of confidence has taken but slight root and
is OF very Sow growth"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
4 + [ A PIT IL Alto
Sherman'S Expedition.

Only part O! Sherman army has returned
to NichSburg. the 18th AID 18th Corps re
naming at Canton. Miss. ill further orders.
ine expedition did not g beyond Merriam.
"4t the cavalry went out, destroying eighty
miles of railroad, burning rebel stores. break
ms up number of locomotives and large
quantity of rolling stock in the vicinity. and
bringing III all the negroes who desired to
leave. Women and children and disabled
coloTed men were not brought OF. SO tha,
nearly all taken can hs made Use of II one
capacity or another. There Was 10 sch,ins
q: consequence. Tie loss Mas small, mostly
from struggling. Tie l50;h New Yors IS;
over two hundred nIrn from ,.r..s ,ll..s. y. in.
greater than the entire loss Of In ba.a,.ot @!
Inc expedition. Four thousand PRISONERS
and SIX thousand negroes were brouyh, in.
Another account says 100 prisoners ana 5,.,l
negroes. y .s!lt variation in the accounts.
as wi.. be seen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

WIFE" The Newport News says, ave
predict that the Baltimore convention may
be and probably wiU be as disastrous to
America as the late Charleston conyen-
lion.''
By the way, a short time ago the News
and Montpelier Argus, a copperhead con-
Germ, were cudgelling each other most beau
tlfulIy. Now my dorg Argus" copies the
leaders Of the News, week after week, wag-
glng his tail meanwhile with the utmost
complacency. Friend Spalding, when the
Argus copies your articles approvingy you
may reckon that there is something radically
wrong in them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

O. Army drawers are given out nv con-
tractors TO be made in Portland az FIRE cents
PER pau. A woman sewing all day could
no; make more than .wo pairs, thus earning
the enormous sum of zen cents day. 1.-THE
thread given out with the drawers falls short
as 1t is apt to do, the poor seams,ress is told
she must supply the deficiency.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
5000 CAVALRY HORSES
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

For which fair prices viii be paid on delivery.
Said Horses TO be sound in all particulars, no,
less than iV" ID nor more than nine q, wears
old. from IL! 20 Is hands high, full feshed. com
paetY built. bride Mise. and of size sufficient for
cavalry purposes The undersigned are PREPARED
20 contract with parties for horses 70 he delivered
At the following places, viz: Montpelier. 81. Al
pans Burlington Brandon, Rutland, Bellows
rais- wells River, ST. Johnsjury. AZ Barton or
Newport Due notice Will be given of the davs
on which horses Mil be received Al the above
named places Parties wishing 80 contract :ar
the delivery ut Horses. can at all times do 50
with stephen l. GOoden- At has headquarters in
kiaIto building State Street. NJ ,npelier. vi
BRADLEY BARLOW.
STEPHEN l. GOnDELL
March 10. 1854. g1a3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

e A neighbours dog killed three of a
Maine farmers sheep and wounded eight
Others IN one night, and though he got up
three times and drove him off, he didn't like
to shoot the dog because he was considered
very valuable one by his master. Kind and
considerate individual.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Inc subscribe having been appoRted by the Judrs or
PROBATE Tor the county Caledonia commissioner .,
and allow the claims Of the c-etors # the esat
" Alexander Lang. late of ST JOhnsiIry In ssd c.nn,
deceased represented isoveni. ana nloi;bs fr1 a.
ith uaF OF March, 1861, being alluxed f.r m, &
pose hereby give notice. that al attend IN -
ties assigned al the dwelling House o, Mo- ~
Lana In ST Johnsburs. In said district, OF The an a.
afternoon VI each OF said DAYS '>A II i1r
pes EPHRsIM ~ IN eCOur.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

"a 1t isn't any fairer for the editor of the
Newport News to call Weadell Phillips the
Representative of the Republican party g
las he does in his last paper than it would
be for US to call jeff. Davis the representa-
1--WE of the democratic party. We Gisclaim
the former as Indignantly as he would the
hitter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
Casualties in the Vermont Cavalry.

LIT. Morse furnishes to the Times the fol-
lowing list of casualties in the Cavalry regi-
ment, which went with Fitzpatrick. Lieu
tenant Morse writes from Fortress Monroe,
under date of March 4. He says the regi-
ment had very hard march. 1t rained anu
showed 4 good portion of tine way. In re
gard to the losses the men were mostly lost
in the night time. Probably a large part
are prisoners, though some are killed IN
doubtedly.
The regiment was at Yorktown on the 18th
recruiting their horses and resting.
Missing.
Co. A.-Private Almon McCiennen.
Co. B. Privates, Frank B. Joslin, Simon
Dutor, Milo Farnsworth.
Co. C.-Corporal Pliny NJ. MoEat, Privates
Danl T. Bancroft. Err McCullis
Co. D.-Privates Fred. a. Powers. Phi
ness l.. Sargent. Geo. +. Bennett, Milo Per
sons
Co. Corp. NJ. H. Cook, Privates John
Buthr:ck, GEO. W. Field, ID. 4. Brink, Julius
Cunningham, Samuel Weiman, H. c. Spalld-
ing. Harrison Mullen. Arson A. Kelly, F.
Drew.
Co. G.-Privates Lyxia Snow, Samuel
Simmons. Michael Madden, Lewis Knapp,
Thomas G. Hard, John Delaney, George H.
Dunn, George H. Calkins, Nelson Dragon,
". a. Colby, Thomas Barney, James Bra
dy.
Go. H.-Privates Jos. Hodges, Henry w:
Cook, JOHN Button, Frank Ross.
Co. I.Ajames Manchester Terence Nc
CUM.
Co. k.-Privates Frank r. Trimble, Hor-
ace Taylor, Aaron Joutt, Louis, Ganlett, w
ID. Watson, Myron Fales. Louis Lavake,
Alexis Mathew. Alfred Mathew, Oliver La
Pine, Timothy Wisel, E. J. Leonard, John
Sheldon, David Hamblin, F. ]. Blood.
Go. L.-Private Augustus Boyd.
Co. NJ. Corp. III. G. Sheldon, Privates Jos.
Buchanan, Alexander, Bissillon, Julius Sey.
mour.
Hounded and Missing.
Co. G.-Privates Edwin A. Porter.wounded
in 10 II places VIM. \. Dunn; Rolin ID.
Mallory.
20. k.-Privates John Beckett, Chas. L.
Jou,t. James Bedoin, David X. PIERCE.
Hvumded and Present..
1 Co. C.-Privates LAMB Bannister, John G.
Bancroft, slightly.
Go. Private Hubbard J. Eastman.
/ Go. G.--Prirate Chas. c. Dunn, supposed
mcrtally.
&c. k.-Sergt. Benz. Sheldon.
+ Died,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
= I ATE OF. vERM MONT

In Probate Court, held al the Probate nn1os -, G,
Johnshurt- the 18th ,ay OF March . ID lss, 4" ~
Harley VI. Hall, guardian OF Olive A Rrnw-, .,,,
hdhes aplhdt"il 10 said cUurI Tor LICENSE l.. s 80
~ maj r safe thereof tor the purpose OF fatiin- 1ba
to.e'l> Oh slch >dle a Interest Investing - -.
~ ~ reai eNsie would bee bene':cial tnuid war;
Mh..eapon il IS ordered ty said court Thar 80 ,,i
uoii De referred 10 the III aay oI Atr A n 49,
a. ul, oa'e once IN St John>burv Tor hearin- All
ue'srl uiefe9ii and i Is further ordered Thai ali M
ltIslei ue notified hereof by Inc p'bIIcaiior ef
noCe u 'llS aihcaton aii order tsr,,l Tree Meeks
~ ees>Ney IL III. aedonian printed n 81 Jor.bnrr
peloIe SAID 1.-The 81 hearing that ihry pv appnr AZ
~ 49, i">e' sHu' IL lhey see Cause. object thereto.
a. n. BY the Courf-iIIest
ASA L. FRENCH Judre
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
New Hampshire Election.

The full returns from New Hampshire will
settle the Union majority at about $500.
The total vote is about 1900 more than that
of last year. The Legislature will probably
stand thus: Tnion-Senate, 8; House, POI;
Democrats-Senate, 3; House. 1874: Union
majority on Joint ballot, SO; last year, SO.
This will do.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

It IS perhaps little remarkable that the
question OF tax upon whiskey has occupied
more time of our Legislators and more space
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
SILVER SPOONS

SILVER Spoons
Vi my Own nanufcctQ re-warrantea COED -
sold Al old prices i paid for IL coz. II " .,,f
are made Spoons and Forks engraved fro. .
charge Al time o.; sale
GOLD PENS and Extension Cases f-o,, ..
celebrated manufactures Of A Morton. FL ns1
son, Warren HYDE.
SPECrACLES AND EYE GIASSF<
OF Gold. Silser and other kinds 81 bows Il,
assortment aud experience are such TAT I "a
fully supply the wants OF those rhe car 20 hespr5
equal 10 an optlcian. 7R& a, one fetstA Is
price
HAIR MADE INTO ORNAMENTS
By Mrs C C. CAiid>, in the laleS1 and mos al
proved style Hair taken in exchange fc- .,s,..,
slSe, old gold and silver on which premium q
be allowed Best quality Hair Fronts for la,ie-
UrR Photograph Er,,naes on ba,le.
Picture Frames made 10 6'rae- 4 iarz,
framed and other fine Steel Cala,,u9 Iifh,--. ..
and Oil Paintings IN great variety
CLOCKS II various styles-all war;.
good ime-pieces.
Collar Your dogs agreeable 10 State la,,. = .-
lars tan oe had and engraved a. my tore
Watch, Cock. and Jexeiry Repair,a. a. r.
CRAVING done hy experienced workman. ar ..r~. .
practical workman and all work -rsr~ais-....
"-a {. {. CHiIm>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
- A AGRICULTURAL
~ WAREHOUSE
->~~~ees-S-- AND
SEED STORE.

The Undersigned having bought the stock ID.
Agricultural Implements and Seeds = II q
DICKINSON, would respectfully say 10 tie r,lr
OF Caledonia County and vicinity, that tley r.
prepared 20 furnish everything IN THEN line q
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
u. II. LAIRD,

OR ANTE MONUMENTS.
Ai' All Ainds Of stone cutting done IN Boston s,,le
p-iii5' WEST DANElILE, VI.
hlSSOLJTION. OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership heretofore existing betwee,,
CHAPMAN 4 BILL i this day dissolved hy
mutual consent All persons Indebted 70 the
ABOVE hrm are requested to settle immediately.
CHATHAM & BILL.
East st Jo.lnsbury, March 9. 1864. 5000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

Private Bradford q. Whipple. Co. ID, died
of cold and exhaustion near the banks of the
Pamunkey River.
Lef sick on March.
Priye Jas. Boswell. Co. E.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
TO LOVERS OF GOOD TEA

The best quality q. TEA an .lwa,> be obtain
ed of JEWFTT \ .ErppSp%
st JohnSburv. March ID
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18

Our assortment of SEEDS will consist in ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
MATCHES. JENElRY. SILVER OR PLATED MAP

TolS. POCKET OR TABLE CJTLEt..
u lehl either articles too Numerous 10 u.eli-l
b. assured one and all thai be has NAM, Ma. .
GOODS a' IL store and Tc--i 49, s-slla.,
p;licha>c ironl "a 80 D. PER CENT LESS ----
-ep.1 ae bought "a Ne, \ OK or Boston :. IS.
far a tn present time. Ever bear IL mind
ne a. the
.arssd aad je>t selerttd Stort o.; 'Ia..s
il northern Vernon and that he Is WEEhIl
reee;vii.- MEM GOODS n LIS CzElr t.>.
49, >alv aud It,all store, Main Street = Jat-.--
3a,y. II.
\ : &C, CAu3<- a-rars,,ar,.,s q. -...
Il tAe -ar'-S.I-l Imaorte :. M2l.1iFac'r.-a-- n.
lis l..rS IL Aaw TorA ana Sa>ta, Al. ...- a.
cilH1'c a.n 1" furnish any s--;,.a e. N--.
i""oiiy. :aaks, Fancy goods. les. f.e-.
h-.-,.-sS. * v-e-ly ,t-eI, 5y g.,.i... L.
- a;-- =. w" wish l. buy goods e -.- g..
rar'asc> "aere5y they can BE accom- % .-. -s.
a. article desired
New LOT If PHOTOGRAPH ALGTN> -r.-
T,eS; 4" me To- OF Car * T.>ltcs q -r
tan> n"a ar.51a- nav, 0klsi, ,V) "a .ar... l..
~ &c prizes:
Morocco bound - eard Albums. with ella
and gilt edge for the low sum OF
do ID 3bcard Albums. d. d.
an others II large size from - 90 n >5a,.a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
NEW FIRM.
JEWETT s. ANDERSON.

ne subscribers having formed \ co-pz,.-
ship a.lder the arm OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

WAsztxG7ox. Sept 1.-The follow
ing has just been received from Gsnsrzs
Sheridan
NEAR BaExxvILLz, Sept Ia P. NJ
This morning sent Gen Getty dtyss-
ion, OF tie Oh corps, With ts5 IN gades
Of cavalry, % the croszing Of she Sum
nit Point ARd Winchester road, over
OpsqaAn Geek Rhodes Raines, Good
on's and WhArton's divisions we're found
On toe vest bank At the same time
6eRsrals Wilson's and A7ckIutoshs
brizsdss Of cass. = dssled rp the Win
chester pike Aad drove the rebel c1szirs
a. = ran; tame in eostass with Her
sass divisisSa. charged il, aud captured
ihs 5tA SiJush Carolina regiment, 10
ofkesrs, l45 men, snd ia battle Gag, and
Col. Hsass.gaH, commanding brigade.
wish the lOas Of osly men killed and
3 wounded Greag credit is dns 10 G~n-
sTals Wilson and Macintosh, and the
Sd New ] sTsey and I'd Ohio. The
eAArgs vas q gzllans ons. A portion OF
ths I'd Nd ssachusssts brigade made
charge on Ebs right Of sks hos and cap
tnrsd an niosr and II nez OF Gordon ;
division oe infanlFy. Oar loss ia the
rsssnaoissises il very light
rSignad p. a. SHKzID1x.
kejor-Gsnsrsl
Enw YosEK, Sept l4sh.-Tbe Herc.d 8
dispatch from tbs Shenandoah VALLEY
represents hhst ths enemy has weakened
hls liss sow ards tzs left OF our liae, and
10 msssing towards the Potopsc.
The roads are ., present impzssabls
Ga seeoant Of rain 4
The trso,Ps whose time hss expired, as
veil - the snsxpirsd, are. Ee-eHiisting
With vigsr. not nazly, eut ~ regimrnss-
A Hsval&s dispat0A, dated in tke keld
On the l3sh, says another movement has
bssn made, and The enemy seem 70 be
rstirisg ~
AssfiIl ID close spon bis rear
Indications are that We will have an
oahar AgAt ~ Aysrili has reached their
rear isfasxy line.
TAe ChArlsstCa Courier Of Auguss 30
ssys terpcdo foated dswu on hArges
toward Fort Samter On the night Of the
7eih, and exploded within thirty feet Of
the usat fses Of the fort, Doing no dam
age whatever.
Tbs Riohncud correspondent OF the
Charleston Mercury Of the 10th, says
the rebel soldiers are suffering from
swelled feet, 10 Consequence Of setting
snd stAadiEE % much in ths water in
the tresehea
Fever and Axus Is also very prevalent
10 the rebel arny. - e
The CA&rlsstoa Courier Of Sept LIST
h,s 9 strozg article against the cessation
Of hestihtiss, which II says the North is
mach in need Of to strengthen its armies
and var pewer, yss the same issus con-
tains ga article which closes as follows
War eostsins in i.seli every woe and
calamity nortals grosn ander With i
cones berssssment, poverty, disease,
death, rapine, dsvastation, extorsioa.
nn der, and crimes Of every dye---foes
Of every snaps and age May the God
Of Peace speedily lin mp the lighs Of bic
soua.snsncs and grant as peace
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
PnhIie Nesting.

At . meeting Of the nsrehants and
other citizens Of Evansville, Ind, On thc
evening of the 18th Of Sept 1864, d
take into confederation the present al.
most total suspension Of the basinsss OIL
the city caused by the restriction on the
com uercial intercourse between this city
asd Kentucky, n 4. EzwreHes wa
called 70 the chair, and Il E Read ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion, Fl Z. Read, s. z. Gilbert
aud ]. NJ. Shackelford we're sppointed
a Comm on Resolutions
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet AZ o'clock tomorrow morning..
SEPTEEBEE Is The meeting met pur-
suant to adjournment
The Committee CT Resolutions re-
ported The following preamble and REDO
luti0ns, which were adopted:
Wheel, by the restrictions aud or
ders governing the trading and CONNER
cial intercourse between this city and
Kentucky, from whence the city derives
her principal trsde) the business Of this
eity.is, to very great extent, suspend
ed
ASP WHEREAS, Loyal merchants Of
Kentucky, who have been in the habis
OF purchasing their st0cka in this mar
ket, bare been compelled TO 20 or send
to Louisville 70 obtain permits to ship
Goods purchased here, and others have
been driven from the market By reason
Of the great difficulty in obtaining per-
mits Therefore,
HSs@F~aA TkmK s-mAs-km
takeB TO present to the proper aathsri-
ties the condition Of affairs; and 20 APP
peal for redress.
ResoLUed, That while We win cheer
fully lend our aid TO uphold and support
the Authorities in all their efforts 70 pre-
yent the strengthening Of ths hands Of
the ensmy in any way whatever, JET re
do feel that it Is but lastice Aad right
that we be placed upon an equal footing
With ether cities, and have equal Privil-
iges and facilities for Supplying ihs de-
mands of loyal customers who have nth
erto and still desire to transact their
business with US.
Rss9i5sd, That We feel confident that
10 Is only necessary that the facts be
presented to Major-Gsnervl BarbfidTs--
Commanding the district of Kentucky
ID order for as to obtain the desired re-
Haf
Resolred, That II. z. Reed, J. n
Shackelford and W. f. Eesbit be sp-
pointed a committee to visit Msjo -Gen
Burbridge at his headquarters in Kes-
tneky That said com ltse present 20
him copy Of the proceedings Of this
meeting, and appeal TO hin ia behalf
Of the city and It's merchants TO redress
our grievances By appointing, or dele
eating authority 10 some officer, or other
person, TO grant permits to sell arr ship
goods from this city 10 loyal mere ,ants
and persons in his district, or 10 make
aRy other order the General may see
propsrs whereby we may obtain the re-
lief sought t-...s.
MA LAWRENCE, Prss
II. +. READ, ecy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Once Of Discount 8 Deposit.
w. ]. LOWRY e. CO.,
no. i First Street
U. s. Government Lean Agents.

Subscriptions received to the 7
3-l0 per cent. and 1910 National
Loans. ssrrs
1-9 per cent. commission allowed
on ali sub ,cripions-
U. 3. Bonds Of 1881. 5-2os, 10
40's, Treasury Notes, Certificates
of Indebtedness, oaartermaster
Cheeks, and all other Government
Sc arities. purchased and for sale
on the meat favorable terms
1910 Treasury Notes, due Oct
lst converted into 1881 Bonds.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold. and Silver
bought and sold at the best rates.
Sepsi3-1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-The special cor
respondent Of The Baltimore AmsrieaR
dated headquarters in the field Sep;em
Ger 18th, says ahe MILITARY silaatioR ssiil
remains unehaagsd, bat / am Of tia
opinion .tha. there viii shortly De re
sampsiou Of active operations Gsnera
AvsrilI has re-Oecupied Martinsburg, A1c
parties Engaged in repairing the B. 4
O. r. have resumed work A train
u cars loaded With forage was sent FROG.
HArper's Ferry yesterday 30 poin.
within i've miles OF Msrtinsburg Il 10
confidently expected that the road vii
be opened to Cumberland By next FRI
day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
soIdisrs tkus keeping back payment of

soldiers, tkus keeping back payment of
insurerce money
John B Hobby storage warehouse
ifo Washington stree, took Ere Thu
morning L vas filed with goods
The loss amounts to SO, 600 Insured
The Posts Washington special says:
AAviess from the Army Of the Po.onse
sfste that the rebelssesH be feeling onr
mes slightly, 0at have made 10 gsneEA.
attack al any poinf.
Gen. Grant has issued an order TIA
II civilians now IN ais hnss IN front o.
Petersburg, who refuse to take the oatl
n alIeeiaace, small be sent through 81.
! nes OF the enemy TIE order also PR
hibits The sale Of provisions TO civilians
who refuse 70 take tie oath
8 Tee draft Is ordered to take place II
Delaware and MARYLAND On Aoadsy
nexL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

GRx4r Mss MEErrxe-EKEB BxEBA-
eUz-There will be great Union Mass
Meeting and free Barbecue at Spring
field, Posey county, Oh Monday, SePtem-
her 1etb 1864 Ex Governor Joseph A.
Wright, IDdiana's distinguished Orator
and Patriot, viii address the Meeting
Everybody, without distihcsionlof party,
ia invited 10 attend The Crescent City
Bard Of Evansville, the "staE' Band Of
Indiana, will be in attendance, ard en-
liven the occasion with its harmonious
and spirit-stirri1g strains.