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

offer the following Tobacco aud Cigars, our ow,
manufacture, for sale:
2GO Boxes of Five Lump per pound. 50 Cts
2O0 Boxes Of 10 Lump Ter pOund-........ co Cts
200 Boxes Franks Orange Lump % 10. IS Cts
300 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pound...... 60 Cts
800 Boxes Barow's, in Caddies.
800 Caddies Peach Leaf, per pound....... 60 Cts
200 FL Dorado, Light, per pound. ISL 20
500 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound so CITE
100 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco p b.. 55 Cb
1900 ms Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
1000 Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
200 boxes Bonds Scotch Snuff;
so Half Barrels FineCu Chewing Tobacco
100 Merschaum Pipes;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes
900 Clay Pipes, assorted;
100 Gross Rubber Pipes;
10000 assorted Pipe Stems;
5000 Gonna Cigars;
24,OoO Henry Clay Cigars, frst's;
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars, SecOnd'si
$4,000 La Napoleon Cigars;
$4,000 FL Brutus Cigars;
100000 Half Spanish Cigars;
100000 Segareets;
600 Ia SaIvadina Cigars;
4Oe, 600 Packs Smoking Tobacco;
30 Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
1000 Bales Kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
80 Drums Shanghie;
1900 Pounds Mackaboy Snuff;
1900 French Snuff.
Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to thei
interest examine our large stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03
NOTICE.
Partnership Notice.

M EDWARD BOETTICHER has been adj
M mitted as partner ia our business, dating
from he LIST OF January, 1854.
WELLS, KELLOGG co.
Evansville, Jan. -, 1851 jag
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03
Compound PeetoraI of wild Cherry

has become household word throughout the
West and South and his Worm LozeDges. IN less
than year after their introduction, attained
reputation as wide spread as the continent OF
North America. But the crowning glory of his
lite remains to be attained in his latest discovery
or rather combination; for he does not claim to
have been the discoverer of CEDRON, which Is tue
basis of the btters now offered to the public
That honor belongs to the native inhabitants OF
Central America, to whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with it, the Indian bids defiance to the most dead
" malaria and handles without fear the most ven
onions serpeuts IL is a belief with them that
while there is breath left in the body, the Cedron
is potent to cure, matter what the disease Lay
be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to indorse this
extravagant preteDsiOn, he is nevertheless salts
fled from thorough examination of the evidence
relative to its virtues, that remedy and pre-
tentative for all diseases arising from exposure,
either TO the changes of weather and climate or to
the masmatic influences, it stands without RI
val, and justly deserves the reputation 1t has SO
long enjoyed in Central America and the Nes' IN
Il los
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03
Hats & Caps


HATS and GAPS
Now in store, that were pur-
chased 10 to sc per cent. less
than they can now be pur-
chased of the manufacturers.
We are determined to make
Evansville a jobbing point,
and to aid in doing so will
sell goods for less than any
House up the river. We said
it and so it shall be. No
trouble to show goods
"Quick sales and small
profits " is our motto.
MORGAN, READ & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

/. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, now as heretofore, at fair rates
and liberal conditions.
?. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch and accuracy
3. LOSSES always met with promptness and
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03
Ladies' Hats!
MORGAN, READ & CO.,
NO. ga
Main Street,

Have in store. a splendid as
sortment of Ladies' and
Misses TrimmedHats of the
latest and most approved
styles, VIZ:
Ladies' and Misses Felt Trimmed
Guerrabella;
Ladies and Misses Felt Trimmed
Coquette;
Ladies' and Misses Felt Trimmed
Eugenia;
Ladies and Misses Leghorn Trimmed
Eugenia;
Ladies and Misses Leghorn Trimmed
Coquette;
Ladies and Misses Leghorn Trimmed
Guerrabella;
Besides numerous other
names and styles. Also,
Children's Fancy Trimmed
Hats, all of which we will
sell very cheap indeed. Call
and examine our stock.
MORGAN. READ & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03
MEDICAL.
s T-146n-X

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart lack
of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation, deserve TO suffer, If they will not
try the celebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03

Cash Assets. 600 90.
II. KELLOGG, Pres. W. B. CLARK, Sect'y.
IN Jbe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
Spouse to losses, The PHOENIX stands pTe-e1aetiy al
tie head Of is profession while its e1teasiUe, prdcti-
eGl and rstclass business system Of locGl agencies
is not ezceied By any similar corporation an the t7orid
IBsurancies solicited, end policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Co poraten, at fair rates by
j. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-03

PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SCALE BEAMS AND STEFLYARDS.
SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS.
GEO. $. SONNTAG d co.,
No. 10 Main street.
, 1864-03-24

mounted. Other bodies OF them will follow suit ss
soon a. horsea can be procured.
One thousand men have been furloughed under
the promise that they Will return each man with
horse. 1ongstreet ia expected ftom Richmond.
EAsuy111a, March Q3.-Rumors are aAoat Of the
capture Of three trains at WaEtraee. They arc
gfDund1ess.,
Gen. Sherman arrived here tonight. .
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March ga flag OF truce
oz the exchange Of rebels for Uaion citizens went
10 the front to-day.
> Several cases Of brandy. clgans and fine goods
were Eetxed at the depot to -daY whic1 had been
bctioue]y marked per express as private packages.
Eome 29t bales Of Government cotton, valued at
$4,000, were burned near the depot BY three boys,
supposed melted BY resident rebels.
No hostile demonstrations at the 'front.',
LongstTeet l. reported to be preparing to ylalt
, 1864-03-24
FROM COLUMBUS.
The Ohio Copperhtada in Council.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Co1uMpus, O., March 23 1861.
The Coppe1head Convention to-day was rich
affair. It came near breaking up in row several
timcs.'
After the nsual p.elIminarics, In which tho peace
men sought to get control Of the Convention, bal
lot for four delegates at large to the Chicago Con-
ycntiou was taken which resulted In elcctins Con-
gressman Geo. II. Pend1eton, e1-u. 3. Senator
Wm, Alien and A. G. Thurman, Of this place. The
first is radical OF peace man, and the others anti
Atthe second ballot, which was for the fourth
delegate, the contest was narrowed down to Val
laudicham and Judge Rufus P. Ranney. The for
mcr received I'll Is; the latter 215 20; necessary
to choice 313. This votc showed the status Of
the Convention. While it was being taken the
Hamilton county delegation got into a fues over
their vote, and free fight was Imminent
for some time Several Of them were preparing to
MITCH In, when motion to kick the delegation out
of the Convention brought them to their Benses
and partial order was restored. ..,
Pretty soon the ValIandighaIners thought they
had discovered IN error in vote and demanded that
ii should be read. The anti-nen oh}ectcd-a
eouabblo followed, during which all eozts OF mo-
lions we're made. The President tried to restore
peace but for once the Peace Men objected to
ueace. The utmost confusion prevailed. Motions
to adjourn sine dfe were made, and radicals com"
mcnced preparing to leave the hui, sttl the sqits
refused to Yield Finally the Peace Men declared
that unless the vote was read Immediately 'hes
would leave the hall, and several started Tor the
door. The Secretary then commenced reading tho
vote which once more restored quiet. No error IN
vote was discovered, but several radicals took oc
cas.on to take their departure.
Geo C.. .Pueh and Judge =. y. BARLEY were 50.
1ected for Preeadentlai haeeo.s nhe.' ~, -
both 11dicals. The balance ofthe state t1eRel Il
a1.;ded hetveen the two wings. Efforts were theu
oS!aest oa,..1, IN Conreot;on without allowing
made to ad1onln tue eon'ent'on s..a. 10y
, 1864-03-24
FROM KNOXVILLE.

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Iiluunn-i
Exoxyn1x, Tenn, March ..
aoyernment ia now Issuing ] 600 rations dsi1y to
INDECENT citizens. Theyare offered free tanspor-
tatiou. and are required to 60 within fourteen
daya or cease to demand rattons. There are now
in store here large quantities Of rations In excess Of
demand.
several inches Of SNOW fell here yesterday Ihs
rebels still continue the most active prepasaaona
70. their supposed raid into Kentucky. Iney e
sei1ang horses IN every quarter. 1h@o is no douo'
but thoir cavalry IL in good condition, Mcl n,
, 1864-03-24
FROM DES1IOINES.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1ibune1
r-~,-,rs N~r,.h so 1874

t6pecial Dispatch to the Chicago Iribnne-1 .
DEshoMEs, March sa 16S4.
Tbe Senate hrs been engaged On questions Of Or
.3.r rFpteets and the Cedar Rapids railroad bill.
nost of the day without arririug at ang important
results on either. It takes up the railroad bill again
in the morning.
An amendment is pending to restrict the COM
,,.Yv nom taIdn. title to lands under the grant,
80 twenty miles weat Of the western point to
,xhfch it msy be completed.
Thc election OF Superintendent Of Public lnst1ue-
4,nn !. nostponed to Saturday night
T9,c I'M authorizing railroad companies to hnlld
1,,5rI:a over the Mississippi and Missouri havess,
-sv:s RAGGED to select committee.
The House passed = bill requiring all insurance
companies organised under the laws Of this state,
1o1,ave paid up cash capital of e25oo before DO
:. Snc bustuees. The House also passed me senate
1ill to exempt the property Of the American Bible
o3atv from taxation, and the bill to prevent no
.7aions Of public -peaee growing out Of conhina'
+51nn known n strikes for wages, and the senate
I'M to faeItate the constructing and opesanoa o.
-stlroads BY leases from one company to anotnef,
md the Senate bill prohibiting nu!sances near tal1f
ersnd reception was given to the 18th Infantry
81 Bc1tnsps regiment, b, the citizens Of Keoknl
H. te3eeram that Iowa has deficiency Oh tn
~oo IN r.,i h mt true. She has suplus over.
, 1864-03-24

4 Gallant Exploit up tho Red River.

,sn.c1a, n,.,s,.h ~ ~. c,,.,oo rr;hrr-1
c.rpo M.-rh ~ 1sa4
.>Hvt the ar,,v,, ~ Tho Mar i Eorsxth sve h.vo
Me,nnh,a d,tca nrths a1et
FINN The R,n<fin ue lcs i'm tb,t fobt +ootr r,.re
On March 1etb. aome Is 1nI,e. east ~ Fort 13l1ov
between .i1tv FedeIal,. commanded hv I1ent''
Porter Of the 18th Tennessee Cavalry and one him!
dred rebels under Capt. shpezson Of the C, S, A.,
resulting tn thB complete ronto of tho rebels with
onehA1f their number killed and wounded, while
tho loss on onr side was but one uan killed. De-
ceased was>M Mr.. Mccoy Of BrownsviIle, formerly
Sheriff Of this County.
Lieut.. Porter, during the whole engagement ex-
posed himse1f to the greatest danger charging the
enemy with hin revolvers..
The Forsyth brought up 400 bales of cotton for
St. Louis The steamer Belle Of Memphis ran hard
aground at Tlptonvfue on her way up from Mem
phIs It IL thought she cannot be got of until there
.Is rise. -, !:
t.. The Forsyth brought up her pasesengesa.
= The Edward Walsh, from New Orleans, brought
nm Tie 45th illinois. 68th Ohio and 10th lows {yete
ran, rerfments. The 18th il under command Of
Mafo, John O, Duer, and numbers ss4 men and 2a
officers. The 6sth Ohio, Col. Geo, Wells, numbers
s49 men and n officers. The 18th Iowa, Col. saun-
deys. numbeys 87a men and Is officers,
Tha ID IOWA infnntry cane m On the Gsocsbetk
| ~ ,,cuts for home.
The 1sth Michgnn Infantry ani, kth 1oua cavafry
roce do11n IN the t,o.n IN thc;r wnv tn the f1e1i
their furlourhs hay1nr exnired.
sEcoNn nTspATcH-
1snac;,1 n;anatc1 tn The Ch;cnro ,r,ihn,a,
|. -. a.. f.A,no M~rrh % ia
w b,ra c,od ,,o,ea f,or, In 13cd n;ve- eTna.
d,tioo which ronea INN, nnaonhtcd outhoritv
Gsner.1 A + snit,, 1an5ad bfs fo-ca fr,,o +,.nu-
o-ts fa,, ,,,ias ,,s,,,r rort n.Pnsar Tho -ohs,
rnna-. Tov1o~ ,,,on,,t1v =. Il .,e,ne+ b,, ,th
his whole force and attacked him in hIs rear, Gen,
sn,th ,nate. ~ ,tta;nr+;,,, ~ taon m com,,rn,.
cation with the raver proceeded by forced marches,
trfck be started for the same dcstuatiou. and for
lime the race seemed doubtful. But finally the
ianseea caae IN about urea nodfs aneaa' cap
tured the fort and eleven ens four Of them asrots
pf,eonets; rms gives 9en' sH'a slong loot
hold in this country, and enabled the Commodore
art onnosftion.
9s3t1e7nsn of nnaonh3et, anttor,+v ,,et t,o,n
Arkansaa, reports that the bands Of euerillas atl
,. t.hL,t.to ,. 4,,+.,,..::. H.; &. -.
ae1ns ~ a,a -. .am ~ aon'e
was concealed. -:
conscription is being inforced in Eastern Miss
lss'pp. Wn essn : saan eses oe1ole
An extensive hse broke out this afternoon IN Reid
Aann's foundry. sad before It could be subdued
ho..sa,, 1nth md 191 atreeta fncindin1 ,hc .n,,-
oet"eeA ~ rH.,,1 - 1N-4 s1, 49, t1N'-
| te'mastefs ooaalns' t"o lounqnee' two W stores
and The Government carpenter shops., Toe quar-
Goyerpment loss is about t1o,ooo; Reid = Mann
wtIeon ho,t store. 4ossss wi1i
samasa uson, 0ost auoss, @@s'e''' A'eoso "n'
pe p41Il0kIY CQfefeu 0Y INSURANCE.
, 1864-03-24
Chicago Grib1rnc.
THURSDAY, MARCH q, 1894.
TRK MEMS.

4dl heoAt, "Anen =, 49,
THE NEWS.
The dispatches were not mistaken IN Inc
announcement in our last Issue, relative to
+,e 1,or3ons war-rccord Of Illinois, in pour |
go, ,or sons FIR the arrny of the Union,
-,~......--a;ro 49, +,,o ~, n.n+ uo. ra,.,,.d
No."4'le4ans - .s
"ata sonae 1nc'eo't4'S' 10 "e"1V aaeApees
from my information p1eF1ously made pub
lie. the intelligence Is neiterated and verified
7,r +hc rccoy,a <f dsrtrir}a II b.+ r,1,po7a "a
n...-,:-
49, '>4:1 49, >>~~oo " ~ e"oe'
staoo'ns tue oaancl e'Ate o1 Inc UNION py
thus having exceeded the quota mall her dis. !
4ricta. This is news that NAV well fill the
heart ofeyerv lova1 Iu}nofsan With ,,r3de
~4,-, ~. .4,r .saav fau f,,4,, $500 -.
- ' ~. .o
An "oa' euape Iu'5 4s-aos e1'ner "en OF
money Inc state tnat gaSe Abraham Lin.
coin to the country, stands At his back with |
unoua1ifled SUPPORT of the war. and there |
-:u h n ntn,,;. ,,r.s, IL. ..o,.,,,an :.
"-
c1usoeo' T.:
We hayc later news from Europe by three +!
arrivals Of steamers. The Danish war still |
progresses, and there has been more fight
Ing. As compared In magnitude with our
larger operations, these foreign summaries
OF battle, read Ike third class Calro dis
patch concerning gocf1ua sk1rsnishes In
Western Kentucky> But. In these collisions
@'4u"A 10 - Aae oeaa, " @ne p, peaee o. 1u"
'"le uas W An'o4'e''1 VIM H4tl'ons VI ttsa'
sure anu many A7ee ye1 10 De tnfq"n away.
The Danish war may thus have important
A.
, 1864-03-24

Just received, comp, snE tho Imperial Shirt OVARIAN
ted TO nt md Gve entire satstasti9n British Under,
elegant variety of SIX sSa1fs Sfek Tles snde r.
hem stitched and fancy borders; suspendeIs, Urbrel
Las, Glores Isle threat sk eastoE and kd mode col;
sk) All goods In Furnishing line constantly hand.
, 1864-03-24

Read the List Of Names!
35aa = AIT GAsTQE xss Z ggsn as Gin With
". Dudley. 18th Indiana Regiment. with an Album.
to Mrs. b. Putnam, Frecport, ILL.,
A SYRUP PITCHER was drawn BY Mrs. F. r.
Qulmby. Wabash ayenue. near Peck Court, with o
dollars worth Of stationary.
AN ICE PITCHER vas given to Mrs. Thompson.
Ann street, near West Lake.
s!{ drawn By Indy residing at
with m Album to L. 2. Harry, Washington, Iowa
1ass5lf 1S5 bought an Album. and received BUTTER
a BREAKFAST CASTOR was recelred, with dol.
larsworth ofstaoneFy, BY Mrs. Pattilon, lo South
saogamon street,
A AGo1p11SED DcARD.REcE1vER was elvcn to a
lady residing on Michigan avenue.
a DINNER CASTOR was drawn with ten shilling
hock. By G. T. Field, room Eo-1 Metropolitan Block.
AN EGG STAND. With go1d-uasd cups. waa re-
ceved with an Album, BY Mary L.: Thompson, Wabsh
GOLD WATCH Was given. With an order for
books, to r. L. Ransom, AcGregor, Iowa.
.APA1ENT LEVER WATCH was given to E. L.
Harvey. Dundee, III.
], Il. Maishali, 81 sousn Gla1k stseet. u '''s' ~
A HUNTMQ-cAsE WATCH was given to ". Il.
Young, Mound City. III.
For any Book in PRINT ard for elegant Gifts 90 to
-" Il. IT. Martins Gift Book House,
our new Catalogue for 1851 Ia the most complete
Nex York. and VIII be cent to my address IN ths
Agents wanted. Send stamps for catalogue and
terms; MAaIlE, ,ESe 1S K;1dGlnh I'd s ST.
, 1864-03-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune1
WAsu1HaTox, March =, 1854.
We tclegraphcd you last night the quotas Of the
several States under the Last call for 200 900 men
together with the numbers to be credited or tht
deficiencies to bo charged to each under fo1me,
calls.
The following Ia statement Of quotas and cred
its or deficiencies for Western States, By dIsrIcts
Ohio.
LIT Dinrjct-1.s1s; deficiency, t.4Ba.,
I'd .Dtd.-1.17s; deficiency, 1,493.
Sd Di*f.-1.a06; deficiency, ae5.
4dh DiH.-s59; deficiency, ISL.
5lt Dist-980; deficiency, SSs..
EM Dtn.-1, ,DS; deficiency. l,43s.
IL Dist-,0s9; deficiency go.
SM Di<k-sSa: deficiency 5o2
9Th Hst.-1.se.O; deficiency sH.
10th Dia.-1.143; deficiency so.
] III D4st.-1,0 g.; deficiency 1,604.
18Th DIst.-l,138; deficiency l,s34.
18th Ufst.-l.131; deficiency 7i5.
14kh DH,t.-1.t9o; deficiency e94 ::
1tLh Disf.-999: deficiency TT.
16kh Dist--1,s00; deficiency $50.
1.M Disk--E,6: deficiency SCI.
16xh Dist.-1,129; deficiency 656.
I9M Dia.-l.l03; dcndency i,1ss.
ToTAL-e0, ,593: deficiency II, ,G28.
Balance due from Ohio 81, ,es3.
illinois,.
1T DiH.-a,175; excess b0B64
I'd NH.-1.2e6; excess 2318-
e g kW1t1-,i2ss; 1t;i 81. esssss s4sss. at3z Is
5h Utst,-1,54s; excess 1893.
~ DIxt.-i,874; excess 2,167.
ekh D4st.-1-51; excesa s, $50.
9TH Dltk-1,ao5; excess l,s9l
10kA Dtsk-1.a00; excess 2144.
11lh Ditf.-J,a6s; excess a,s86.
13fh Dst.-l,6T6; excess 2,156.
1Sth D5sk-1.217; excess 327s.
ToTAL-l6,5ei: excess 80.p6o.
, 1864-03-24
The Scheme to Colonfxe the Blacks.
Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune]
WAsunaTos, Monday, March Fl, 1864.

WAsHISaToS, Monday, March q, 1864.
The theory TINT 1t Is well to send the black labor
ers out of the country and policy to get nd OF the
nee negro, h0s received shocking rebuke through
the colonization scheme Of Forbes and associate,
which he patronlzed and carefully superintended.
New Workers must recently hAve noticed that Sen
ator wilkinson introduced q resolution which Was
adopted, calling upon the Preaident for informa.
ton relative to the expenditure OF SIX hundred
thoueand dollars, appropriated BY tho last Co..
grcgs for the colonization Of co1orcd persons free
By the acts Of emancipation md conflseatIon.
The President reported in rePonse to this resolu-
tion that $50 freed cnlored persons were embarked
from Fortress Monroe in April last. under COZ
tract With Meefrs. Forbes and associate Of New
York, for the Iala Of Ayoche, Republic OF HAyti.
These eolored persons were the victims Of nlsfor.
tune from the day ef their departure On their roy.
sRe The sn.nl- -poI broke out among them. They
suffered beyond description. Through the u1Isman-
agement of-the Asents IN charge their suaerinEs
were increa sed after their arrival At the island,
from want Of attention and of accommodations.
Their hardsbips were 50 great and the prospect Of
their amefoation eeeucd 30 slight, that Secretary
Usher dispatched special messenger to Inquire
have them returned to this country without delsy.
Accordingly the ship Marca c. Day VAS sent to
Arache in February, and yesterday the vesfel got
back, and cast anchor In the Potomac near Alexnn.
dria with the surviving eoloni=ts, only :68 in num-
her. Forney'e Eh4Dnielt well says:
"It IL to be hoped that this experience Will teach
Us the folly Of attempting to depopulatc the country
OF tts valuable labor"
, 1864-03-24

From, Charleston and Savannah.
NEW IonK, March 23.-Thc Raleigh FFogr<ss
announces that Gen. D. II. Hill assumes command
ut Charleston. BcaurcSard goes to the Southwest.
The Savannah Republican of the 4th has ru-
NOR that the yankees" we're landing in conEid-
e1able foIre the preYtons cFenins at Darien, Go.
, 1864-03-24

A. r A / N S T OR A G E
, 1864-03-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM TIE RED RIVER
EXPEDITION.
THE C0MlCAL CAPTURE OF
PORT DE BUSY.
Grim ViSaged Var With a Grin On.
Loss OF 4 MISSISSIPPI. RIVER
STEAMER.
Matters at Memphis and
Below.
From .Wnshington--Matters at
The Capital. !.
A MISSOURI MUSS Ill THE
HOUSE.. ,
ARE-STATENlENT OF THE STATE
-. QU0TAS.
ILLINOIS TWELVE THOUSAND
AHEAD OF ALL CALLS.
Latest from Knoxviile--Rehel
Preparations. ::
TH1E OHIO COPPERHEAD
CONVENTION.
The Buckeye Happy Family in a
Rumpus.
Interesting Foreign Summary.
, 1864-03-24

II Every district In Illinois is in excess, 1t
being the only state in the Union and tot c1cess
orcr cye9y cal TWELVE THOUSAND rorn Hun
DEED AID 71wrT-sU, besides re-enlisted vet
c1nu3.
, 1864-03-24
Il Mysterious Affair.
t6peeInl Correspondents Chicago Tribunc1
Nv~er nrrr1 TIT.

lSpecnl correspondents Chicago TFibune.1
Wxsr BExp Wis.
The body Of murdered nan. apparently Abont
Is TO 10 years old, found dayor two ago about
II miles north Of this place. ut the crossing four
roods, lying In \ anow DRIFT he had apparently
lain there sonae weelB. He had been knocked On
the head drst and then cut With hatchct through
the forehead, the nose being split In tEo The body
was not identified. He was about feet II inches
high had long, thin, nne, light hair, long beard,
dark oyercoat, and clothes nearly new. The lace
Was pitted with small pox, and there wasa ecar on
the right cheek nearly three quarters Of inch In
.1fAr1ntn+
, 1864-03-24
Nfm a1hRrtlSgI1ent5.

IF TIE LADY WHO LEFT a
gentleman Will leave another It will receive reply.
Tho Aset was misald. uEe+beal.lt.1str] A..
MI There will be 4
lH4 Special Couvocatlon OF Lafayette Chapter No.
:R. 4. H., at Masonic Temple this CThu!sday) even;
Arch Degree. R0DT.ALExANpEE, Secretary.
p EAIEMBER EVERTTT'S ART
IL GALLERY is nav open. Do not have photo,
graph taken TIL haye visited this really sp!Soaa
esfablish.ntnt-i57 Lake Ftrcet-on1y ono pair OF
stair, end Carries de ltte two dollars ger 6ozen..
, 1864-03-24

TT MAPLE d CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
City buildings, 10 South Commercnlst.. St Louis. NO
T. MAPLE. [mh2+bas 1ml J.E. AApLE.
NKARKLEY'S FILTERING
1yA GLOBE CIsTERH, Patented March sth. 1854.
This Cstern i. bnit in the ground OF brick and C.
With directly ADORE, ofequal capacity
with the globe. The FILTER consists Of SA:'D. CHAR
COAL and BRICK, md It's EurAcc 10 equal to the c1rcn
ference OF the Tnfer-th1mbcF. -
This CtsteIn Is preferred before al Others from the
fact that the wafer Is CIEAnEn and pUEER than any
other cistern wafer nt tor drinking, family usc oi
any other purpose desired, These ClsteEns arc moi
pairing in q lifetime. The chamber eau be cleaned
out in few minutes and tho globe be full Of uttered
Built nny size required. Those wishing to purchase
riyhts emil address PHILEMON MARklEY.
Canton, Fulton County, Illinois.
he found at the Admins House until further 40
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