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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

List or Appointments for Messrs. Al
len and Niblaek, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis.
:rict.
VAUDEVILLE. Posey couaty, Tuesday,
Sept 6, at P NJ.
Poseyville, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at 7 P. NJ.
New Harmony, Posey County, wedDss-
day, Sept 7, at p NJ
Mt Vernon, Posey County, ThHrsdsy,
Sept. s, at l p M.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey County, Fri
day, Sept 8, at / P NJ.
School House, near White House, Per
~ Township, Marlborough County, FRI
dsy, Sept 9. at n p VI.
Cypress Dale, Union Township, Van,
derbargh County, Saturday, Sept. 10 nj
1P.M. -
/ Lamasco, Vanderburgh County, Sat
urday, Sept. 10, at "a z. b.
Henry Beeker's, German Township
vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept, IL
atIPM ~.
| Peter Bohn's, Center Township
| vapderburgh County, Monday, Sept. ~
at p NJ
Newburgb. warrick County, Tuesday
Sept. Ii, at p NJ.
Yankeetown, Warrick County, Tues
day, Sept Is, at 7 P. NJ
| Crowville, Warrick County, Wednss
day, Sept. r.. at p NJ
| LybngiIle, Warrick County, Thursday
Sept Is, at p n,
Millersburgh, Warriek County, Thur
day, Sept Is, at 7 z. n.
Boonville, warrick County, FRIDAY
Sept l6, at p. NJ.
aug 22d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
COUNTY UNION TICKET


fEiso'Ion Tuesday, October nth, 1854
For Rsprs,suiatrs.
FRRDKEIcK W. COOK, Of Pdsson.
For cisrt u Courts,
BLYTHE HYHEs. Of Pidgsou.
For SAsr0.
ROBERT BARLEY, u Pldgson.
For TSsanya.
COL. JOHN RHEIsLAEDEE. Of Psrry.
For Recorder
CASPER TONHEmELT, Of Pldgsos.
For Coronsr,
JOHN BIscHMAsS, Of Pdgsen.
For 6snssvor.
SAMUEL Q. RooERs, u uuion.
For County Cou'raissionsr.
uHARLEs KNOW LES, Of scott.
--
Union Executive Committee, list
District.
DaSssss.--JoHN VAN TRtts, principals
WI. THOMPSON, contingent.
DaboL.-JuHN MArS. principal;
EaNEsr PickHAnBr. eontingss'
Gibson n. FRESeH, principals;
JANIS r EsHaEE contingent.
Kaaz.-~MtIEos GnEE, principal;
jams 3, FntrcHEir contingent
MARTA -LKvIa Bgooks, principals
hIcH6fL hHftLr, contingent.
Pits-GeopIErr hoEoAS, principals
p. o. HAMa0Sp, contingent.
Psass JOIN A. MAsN, principals
EJ. RoexRs, contingent.
Rpsassr,-JAMes FARLEr, principals
n. I. ksEeHFVAL, contingent.
Vaad.sb4,rsh.---ALvaH JoHssoS, principal.
jams II. McAEELf, contingent.
Warrisk.--IoHN d. HANDY, principal;
j. b. HUnsrErH, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
rnion HeetinE Lasl ~.

Mozart Han vas crowded almost Is
sdfocation, last night, BY those who were
anxious 70 hearthe address Of H0n
Robert Dale 0sen. Enough Of people
went away, unable TO obtain admittance,
TO haze filed the hall full twice a bon
Der Of ladies we're present The c. c
Band was, as usual, on hand, doing their
share BY the performsace =A1tsonal
airs v gil the hearts OF the a4ajsnee
with patriotic emotions Twoesenteifeons
wers placed on either sideioE the siage'
and over the head OF the sPsaker, was va e ~
arch on which was ibscribed--"l.ineoLf
and Johnsou-0. P. Mortob-the loyal
| mans candidates
The principal speaker, Mr.. Owen, was
introduced to the aadieuce by Mr
Philip Hornbrook, who remarked that
although they had been intimate per
seaal friends for thirty seven years, ihs1
lbad always been politically opposed tc
each otherGnti the Rebellion brought
them together.
Mr. Owen read the bulk Of bis ad
dress from carefully prepared paPn
script, which will soon be published, il
pamphlet form, By the Union State Cen
sral COMMITTEES, for general circulation
/. is logical and unsnsEerabls-fault
less n dietion, and well delivered. VI
shan give an abstrset Of it tomorrow
After Mr.. Oven concluded and h
g applause sven him had subsidized, ID
! Band performed tune, when Coloae
! A. j. rFta.chSr was called on by the auC
!, ienee .or speech. lie responded j
his foreibls md pointed style, for ha
+ / hour, creating an eAsntirnpressioi
Whist 4eteok bis seat, The Bend aga
played National air, md the audienc
!, anxious 70 hear still more speaking, a
ter calling in vain for Chandler,
: Hlinck and Reavis, who wei
!. Supposed TO De present, dispersed, we
pleased will the evenings entertain
meat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
An Third bet Main and IAcnSf SIS

EYNEIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i IL well known throughout the country, pcs
-sesses Stable advantages superior 10 any similar
sstaehshment in the City, having arrangements
for tbs sscepttsn ofprSats horses At livery Of the
sost elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest retes.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons and every kind OF road vehicle to let
Horses sold on con- mission. Second hand BuKxy's
Cor sale 1t the very lowest prices Passengers scr.
wArded 20 sill parts Of the country by special eou
vsyAAea RICHARDSON, BRITT0E L CO.
ap1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

PIKE CoUsTY,-we publish this morn
ing the proceedings of the Pike County
Union Convention. The ticket is a good
one, aud will win. The Convention vss
very large, and the enthusiasm was in
tense Pike County may be set down on
the Union side ~ at least 800 majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
CARD.

Tie uzasrsiznsa s4FiEg soid out bis sntire sieck
81 Ready Mads Clothing, aud Genilsnsps Far-
nishfng Goods, ard retired rem the e1siosss,
hereby expresses his grateful askn0E "a zsassnts
~ ia aun.srous fris.as aad customers Tor thsiF
past pafronsgs % literally extsneed % bin and
Ssuld respectfully rscoraEas1d nsssrs- Taylor .
Co who have sunoesded bin IN the business AID
sc ar. nov prepared 20 furnish . fbsir ustora-
- sv.-v artfrIs IL their Ire. q ths very lest
araiffy, Aad At the zsst favorable prizes.
aazse n LYON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Liberty of Speech and Free Press"

Liberty OF Speech and Free Press"
l. now the war.cry of certain class Of
patriots Read the following from
the Copperhsad Plot of Boston.
How does this agree with their claim to
oppose tie Government, and thereby en-
eouraging JEFF. Davis and his eonserva-
tives to persist in rebellion2 II says;
at is remarkable with what tenacity'
large class of papers, Of which the
Transcript is a conspicuous type, cling
to intolerance, iliiherahty, hatred to-
wards everything that does not square
with their preiudices and narrow views.
The Transcript can see an illiberallty IN
suppressing q volume in State which
is confessedly abusive of its rulers and
his policy, but no illiberality or despot-
ismN ben its own party notoRfy suppreSses
q book, but suppresses the public Jour
mails, arrests their proprietors and incar-
eerates their citizens for months without
trial and without charges preferred
against them. We commend to this IL
liberal editor, who is swift to denounce
others for the smallest portion of the
wrongs of which be is the guilty abettor
and defender, that passage in his own
version of the Bible, which says" Thou
hypocrite, FIRST cast out the beam out of
thine own eve; and then shalt than see
clearly to cast out tie mote out Of thy
brothers eye" 81 t15- 20 e1s
The following is the item that gave
! rise to the above: rv-.-.-t.f-
BAS1sHED FROM ROVE. 1t is re-
markable with what tenaeisy the Papal
Government of to-day chngs to the big
oied aud illibersl ideas that have so long
characterised it We learn that Mr.
Arnolds charming volume, entitled,
European Mosaic" has been prohibited
from Circulation in the States of the
| Church, on the ground that il is heretfcal
ID its tone, and abusive Of Pho None
and his POEcy-L Transcript 0 III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
ELECTION NOTICE.


- v4uderhurEh Count -
luis ETCHTER. CLERK or fak VAN
Ia ssrburEh cSrEuit Cogrt. in and forthe eouafy
aI.resaid DO hereby cet ffy TO tbs sheriff ct sAid
county what officers are 10 he excited a. the ~ xl
Gssrsrzi Eissti0a Tn the sac q Iasisnt T. ie
heid on the ssS3nd Icssdss IN UcteNr, lsst- Ss
Ia sirsrsnt places 0f hoidinz elections ia s. .
coHaiy, t0-~it:
A EsoyeFnsF Of tbs STAT. ----
A LisntsnAHs Governor.
rsfary % salts
Aaditar Of state,
A Treasurer of SFz.a.
ATTORNEY General.
saperiutssSest Of Public las tractiens
Clark Of The suaTens C5lrf U.s.
Reporter u Dssisi ~ - supreme rcurs
F0ur Judk-sssf SHPreals Court. 20
A Member Of esagrssa toF tho f4Fss congFrs-
sional District,
A Jade- q the Court Of C'ouzoss Pleas asr the
Dgnfrtet eonpofsI Of tie caaaEies Of NaudsThuF s,
WArriek. Gibson. an F0sry,
A DistTscS Attorney for th= said District,
Representative in the state L~gislatRre.s
A Jsluf Representative.
A Clerk Of the fAndsrourgk Circuit Court,
A sheriff Of said CoGntY Of Yandsrburgs
A Treasurer Of said Comfy o. VAad<rbarg a. &
= E Esso.s,f DO DO DO DO g
Couaty Surveyor 81 said County Of Wander.
| burgh.
ACounty Conmissioner Ter the Second Dfstrfsf
Assessor for each ToSnship.
| Witness NY hand and the al u said Court, this
ISL sixth day Of September. eighteen tue
louis gIsHTKK. CLERK.
| T GEORGE woLFLTS. sHERIFF OF VAN.
| l.. 6erburgh CoHnfy. certify that the aboF, i !
trus copy Of tbs original Sc In ny oese-. ID >
tBs sixih Gay Of sepsezb=r, eightssa hundred Ans
sixfy four. GEORGE w9LFLINsa
Sheriff Y. Co.
ssps-Timss. Bnisn. ana Democrat cory. @
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Judge Nlblaek's Position on the War
Question.

VutsliOn.
~ gm elected to Congress. 4 will
~ - Ote TO DRAFT amy man into
the services and III were year Rep
rssentattve now, would vote 80 re-
peal the present law authorizing .
draft.
81 will not, Il elected yeur Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, undsr any eireumstancss,
for the further prose- uttOn OF the
war under the policy upon which IL
d. conducted.
al am totally opposed 60 the ens-
pIOytnent OF negroes as soldiers, or
30 the Interference by the Govern
ment with them, ia any way or an
der amy eIFe uinstanees."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
AUCTION.

FESgERE Will Be saID on TIE PREa.
Z lee - 1shu issie. ~ seatt fewnship. va.
derhurkh county. lad On THURSDAY. sept 18Th,
is1f about ten b. ii q cattle, sonie 81 them ht
~ the butcher. Tee head u sheep. - Que hns
Mare, f1 ysAfs eids aFe LAT afFihF Coits Piewa,
ard 40 81 sFtisa AID tn fif snsnfs 81 Hak andfy.
Al she same time tkerr vli ts eHsrsd for sails 10
50 sff~s ~ land, = Of which Il cleared and
in Clover pasture. and NJ - put IN wheat Half
she ppfclase nfonsy nay remain on The lana on
moriraEs, aud zine months credit On the personal
rFoperfy, wish approved security. sale 10 GEM
msncs - Ten O'Clock . q.
auE29-utda JOHN IEGLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
GOLD PENS.

All pens bsar my iyads-mark. 80. p. BAMsKs
EIrRA Lou., Ky f1r uhieh I have s3'ured ths
agpErishi, and are warranted IL carsts ass sod
perf~es In sssry respect. sent BY mail or express
t. aoy part Of The epwntry on receipt Of price and
refAra ehaFgss Persons ordering VIII pleas STATE
the size and style dssirrd. whether bard Or sot,
or prove detective, thay ufl have the prviisEs d
exchanging. deduetioa % afsesn psr esHt. al
lowed on er5ers Of il2s or ever, and sSeniy -hvs
per osnt. On tho@a Of 800 Literal discount rad
20 tbs trade. Oh pans repaired in TIE bcsi taan-
ner for atty csnts isnd snzspl7 each. girsn-
lars showing siEss. sty les and prices Of Watches
ssnt FEEE to any address Adffess
G. p nARNE5.
Dealer 10 Gold Psos and AaEEIcAE wATsHEs
SIS Haia Street, cor. sixth, Lsuisviiis. Ky.
mchZIfN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
FOR SALE

DUILnfsG LOTS AND IaPRovEp PROP.
ID cry IN Evansville. Apply 20
WI. 4 ". 4. WALKER.
aasll4wdkw Third It ,op, Court Heuse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW.
IA renee comfy, State Of llliuols. i've miles
from the Wabash river. Ii contains 10 acres OF as
coed land can Be found anywhere, Is OF which
are under cultivation, and the whole we'll fenced.
III re Is also Que COED new log house, with smoke
house, stable, etc. Will be cold cheap, Title in.
alsputable. Fer further par tieulars enquire a,
this once. septS-wd
a USEFUL. LIGHT DRAUGHT sTEA N
"a Boat, in god RAINING order. Cheap for
cash. Enquire 4
aug27.du COX HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

fatandiyiSea x q v = Of \ ar. section 4,
soNu 2. ransa - weat, uNasr whlch tract, and
vi bio = feet e ihs sariacs lies Eosa Ysin Of
I eesi toa 81 thiek AMI easy 81 access
sAlsh $50 servs Ia ths snntA- Nst part Of said
Z eoanty sol and timher COED This tract IL also
rfeii - mtssFsi produets Title per eet.
4 MuEfi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
PRIVATE BOARDING.

A FEW FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
n can b. obtsinsd in private family by calling
Immediately. The best city references required
Apply at the JourLal Office.
srpA.lyh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Please Announce JOHN BIsCHMAN, an old
citizen Of this County, candidate for the Office
Of Coroner AZ the ensuing October election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
FOR SALE.

D4A ACRES or LAND IN IOWA APPLY
Z-tO % W ~ A ". Fl WALKER,
aagll -fNdkw Thffd - opl Court Henfe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
WANTED.

A LADY TEACHER. FULLY COMPETENT
~ to take charge Of 5 tsot Femal. School. not
exceeding twsHiy pupils, Al Goleonda, Ills Apply
20 - ~ wE>LEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT,
sapT GolcvudA. Ills.
A BRIGHT, ACTIVE BOY, AT THE ST.
n Nicholas saloon. Apply Immediately. sept
TouRNEYMEN CARPENTERS WANTED
u Enquirs at the Office Of
MuRSINNA 4 BOYD,
No. Z, Chan dlsr's Block.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
MARRIED.

In GolcoudA, us on the 21tA Of Augu,t. By Joha
Boieourt Esq, Mr. SrEFBr D. vHLeH. Of IN .
city, to Miss MKkrA Y Teams, Of iss latter piAe,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
For County surveyor.

We are authorized to announce wILLIAM ?.
EpsON, sfMt. vernon, as q candidate for Judge
Of the Court of Common PisAs, in this District
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
70 BUSIN ESS MEN.
. Rare Chance

n RaIe finance
Is OFFERED TO BUSINESS MEN WANTING
i an excellent tnation to sell goeds, IN very
pleasant rowu, the eoanfy seat Of = wealthy couh-
" in this state. a heavy trade on cash principle
being ALREADY established with the house gen
erai stock Of goods il offered % the purchaser on
reasonable terms No interruption Of trade need
be sppreheRded from guerrilla raids
Address Box ss4. Evansville. led, sep5-lvd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Union State Ticket.
fEfsct,op Tuesday October II, 1854

union 6LaIG 1lck6L'
(Eisotsos. Tuesday oesoboF II, iss4.l
Fer cov,yrov,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
o. wArsN.
Per LIeyi. 0ossraor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
rt Or VASDzRBuAsHs
Fer Secretary Of State,
NELSON TRUsLER, Of Fsystis.
Fsr Aa4ior Of State.
THOMAS D. MecARTY, Of Wabash.
Fsr Treasgsf 81 stats,
JOHN I. MORRIs0s, Of Washington.
For Attorney 0ersral,
pYLAEA Y. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam
FER oIsrkef he apprssas Court.
GEN. LAZARUS NOBLE, Of Knox.
sFor Reporter Of esFresnS Court
DOL. BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of harios
Tor ssprsms Judges,
LIST District--.JAMEs s. FRAZER, Of Knseiuske
"a Dfstr1et-JEHU r. ELLIOTT o. n"nfy
I'D Distriet-cUAHLEs A. RAY, Of Marion,
an DlstrietA-IioB 7 q. dHeG0BY, Tippseaoe-
Fsr B.psyi,,feadsai n i4sbto TasirHeftoH,
PROV. GEORGE W. ness. q Marion.
-
Fop Common Pleas Judge
WILLIAM ?. EDsON, sf Posey.
For cSanon Pleas ARorsB.
ROBERT A. HILL, Of Vanderburgh.
For Joiat ReprsseHfatirs.
JAMES y. wELB0Rs, Of Possy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

A LoT, WE'LL SITUATED IN a DESIRABLE
n part Of the city. one hundred BY one hundred
and ninety eight feet New cottage frame house,
eiatsrn, &c. Apply TO DIR. GRAHAM,
walkers Row, laird ct bet sycamore and Vine,
aagst,u ma Evan' yills, Ind.
A BRICK HOUSE ON MULBERRY STREET,
"A containing tonr rooms. For particulars en-
Sulrs at this office. aug23
LINE RESIDENCE ron SALE. The spivn
l. didrsstdence aud grounds OF the late H. 2. Cas-
sslbsrry, finely located in the Immediate vicinity
ofMt. Vernon, Indisna, are offered to purchasers
at private sale. The grounds contain about seven
seEes, and the premises are in complete repair
Persons dssirons of purchasing one Of the l and
sonest places In southern Indiana arr rrferrrd to
+. n. SPENCER, Ftg.. Mt. Vernon. or
JNo. J, CHANDLER. Esq, Meanwhile.
-
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Church Property for Sale

rTNHE TkusTEEs oF THE LOCUST STREET
i Method 81 Church offer for sale their cid
Church on Lecust street, between Secend ans
rno1irs az ASA IGLEHEART,
nnVys-tf Third Street
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COTTON EXPRESS.
BellefontaIns Cotton Expressl
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK.

TIME GUARkSrEEDi
rTHEIs LTGHTEIEG EXPRESS LINE FOR
the tFansmission o. Detton 70 the East. by
dis patch. j. now fully sstabiishs1
- THE Bilis Of L4ding viii b given.
TIME THROUGH, TEN DAra
81 CosGEnnsnts soiieissd
REJWSs DCGKKRsoN 4 Co, Agents,
eeeIA-du Evansville. IsdiaGA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be a candidate fol
County Surveyor At the ensuing October slessisn'
en- qualifications alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

veal lessons efs given Nithout charge
The sbsss prizes are fr = ssssioa q twenty
seeks, isa4f r. . E&la ~ eutrAneer ans ths bal
sr,cs fer igse isnffdfs - tbs session.
TbeTs III y no ctAss-s q teachers for the q .
suinx sszr. ". O. WALKEE,
! astsf7-Ifsa Prineipal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

I HAVE ALSO on HARD A SPECTACLE
4 IS fha name Of 3 oiahusl, 4 smoked Lenss
sfarted Tor weak eyss, vheFe stranG light, snov
or Wind Affects the vision Theae Hpectarle s are
s ffees pFeYeHtative 20 The syn, using shem con
stantiy eausins the eye o. gain 81 healthy poser
snd refaia " % Old hgs. kpeetacles for near.
ghtesinrss orcataraet can h. had Of l. kfTTEN
e GRO speetseira REJECT aud Optical fustru.
bsf the plsns,
IN MI. ca..-A4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

NJ 0 tt 0 NJ S
This aspartnsut, undsr the noaf careful mEasgs.
usnf. IL 81 al tines fall IN steek and assortmsnt
NAcKKY. HEEEIEG & CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

/. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, now heretofore, at fair rates
and liberal conditions
:. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch and accuracy
d LOSSES always met with promptneas and
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
The Situation in virginia.


NEAR H4SoyER JUNCTION, May 25-
9 A.M.-There has been no general en-
gagement thus far, although our army Il
beyond and in possession Of the south
bank Of the North Anna.
Skirmishing has continued through.
out the entire day, and there was hardly
an interval during which the artillery
was not engaged on either side.
Hancock before night had thrown bis
entire corps across the river, on the left,
near the railroad, and our position was
taken mile and half in advance OF
the river, along Bull Marsh Creek.
The Ninth Army Corps commenced to
cross late in the day, and was all over
last night
Preparations we're made for an as
SAINT on the enemy's works toward even
ing, but the sky rapidly darkening with
clouds, which gathered and burst In the
most furious storm Of thunder, tighten
ing and rain, suspending the attack
which was TO nave been made. This
morning the sky was clear and the
weather warm.
Warren holds position along the
Gordonsyille road on the right.
We have several lines Of the enemy !
workg, which they seem to have Aban.
donsd without very obstinate resistance.
but the present position is very strong
one
IL is impossible to tell without a re-
connoissanee in force or battle hog
strong the enemy is in front, but it il
generally believed that after opposing
us long enough to gain time they will
fall Sack towards Richmond.
The enemy destroyed by FIRE yester.
day morning large trestle bridge across
the North Anna River.
0raiSs headquarters IL beyond the
North Anna River, near Joiees Mill.
LATER.-Our right has not vet been
aDie 70 communicate with the left-this
side OF the river. The enemy il now re-
ported to be confronting US ia force.
HEADoUARrERs, IL A. MAJ the
same time Birney's division carried the
rebel rifle pits and North Anna bridge.
orr left wing under Warren advanced.
cutting the Virginia Central Railroad
and establishing himself at Noel's Sta.
ton. The rebel army forms two sides OF
a triangle, its apex being opposite OK.
ford, where Burnside crossed on the
night Of the oath. From the apex of the
rebel line its right extends in north
easterly direction, crossing the Freder.
iekssburg Railroad, at an angle Of 45o
and covering the junction. The left
wing extends in southwesterly direc.
ton, cutting the Central Railroad, and
facing northwestward. Hancock con
fronts the enemys right wing, on our
leit, aud extends his line parallel with
That OF the enemy across the Richmond.
Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
furnishes line is in position opposite
The apex ofthe enemy's works, and faces
southwark. The enemys works in front
OF Hancock can only be carried with
great loss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

CAIRO, May 27th.-The steamer Hill
man from Memphis, yesterday, has ar.
rived with so bales Of cotton for ST
Louis She was trad into at Island l6
The ~ Cloud, on route for New Orleans
was fired into at Swenia bend, two shells
struck her and one exploded near the
boiler. No one injured.
The rebels are said to have twenty.
hve steamers on Red River above the
iar9aest point reached by our army.
Cincinnati, had 773 bales Of cotton ami
rags on board.
Gen. MeArthurs command returned
to Vicksburg on the Goth. We had no
engagement of Importance with the enc.
my. a few prisoners we're brought in.
There was great excitement at Vieks-
burg on the reception of the news from
Grant s army
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are.

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Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
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Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides.
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Shovels and Spades.
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws.
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.
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NEW YoRK, May 2s.-The Richmond
Examiner contends that II is Grant who
Is on the retreat and Lee pursuing. 1t
says that Lee followed Grant from the
wilderness. He is now the last to move
and is the pursuer, not the pursued from
Spottsylvania. 1t is true that by both
movements these armies have been
brought nearer Richmond; but for Lee.
1t was rendered necessary by the config-
nraton of the Railroad and the line Of
the rivers, which he had resolved to de-
fend