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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
coLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This esisbrAtea Toilet SOAP, Ia sneh uni-
vsFsal demand, i made from the choicest ma
tsrials. is mild and sao1Iisnt II It's nature.
fragrsntly scented, and extremely bens
fefaI In Its action upon tbs skin. For sale b.
Druzgisss ssd Fssey Goods 3saiers.
Notice 80 Physaeians and the Public.
ALLc0CK's POROUS PLAsTEBs.-TEsTTso-
NAL Esw York. Nov. -, 1859. 7. AIieOek 3
Co, No. 29f Canal strsst--GentEsmsn lately
ssfsrsa severely from Weakness IN my back, o.
easioned by suddenly 0yeF-e1erting nysslf Hxs-
Ing heard your plaa,eFs much recommended for
cases Of this kind, procured one, add the rssalt
vss al that l could desire. a single ilastsr
cured me Ia = seek.
".
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
PAINTING

IsHE UNDERSIGNED mas oPENkD A
Shpp AZ Ne. - Naia Street., where he car n
farna - ~ times prvfarsd 70 ~ the t-sl
poesibis nsssner AT finds q uoass aBd ssTn
Paiutink, ending sad PAPER HANGING. D.
strtrt afisntisu e butinesss hs hopxs 70 sssrit
IsbIs CIV. OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

B3-Capt. Crane, Of Madison, was rob
bed Of over six thousand dollars at a
hotel in ST. Losis a few days since.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

CoSoRkssnGS. -Among the men prom.
inenly spoken Of for member Of Con-
gresa in tae 7th Congressional District
are Col Harvey D. Scottp Gen Charles
CruiL now in the front of the army of the
Cumberland, and Col Carter Of the list
Indiana regiment
If the people Of that district will go to
work early, aud organize thoroughly,
and select such man as Gen. Cruit ne
their lender, they can defeat Dan voor-
hees easily, but they must not put OF
selecting candidate until ON the eve Of
tic election, as they did the last time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
Hsghiy TmpeTssnt from Red Rivers
RstEtsvAl Of the ssblss Roads DIs-
asfsr eeanrmsd~sTwa asbsI osns.
FsIa Killed.

rails xiIlsd.
ITo The Assssiatsd Press. $50
Caro-. April 81 -Adyfces from Grand
Eeore, Red river. 10 the morning Of the
18th, are received The hatiis on tie
sth, WAS fought at Sabtae Cross Roads,
from eight to flftevn miles from Pleasant
Hill. and is knowa as the battle Of Sa.
bine Cross roads The enemy we're
commanded By Gems MaErudsr. Holmes
aud Taylor, all under Kirby smish. The
enemys loss the first day. i placed al
i5o0 The second days fght was At
Pleasant HUI, where. as previously sta
ted, the euemy we're most gioffously
routed aud driven from the field by our
forces under A. J. Smith, Gen. banks
eommander.in-ehief The enemy loss
was heavy-two to our one. af
Among tie killed were Gena Mosseu
and Parsons L ~
After the first days iighE, Banda be.
ing short Of rations, sent word ~Admi.
raj Porter 70 return With the &c which
bad advanced TO within eighty les OF
Shreveport, and vas pFepAfin. for 3
blow. 98 snrffL
TN banks dispatch being received Toe
fleet turned back, and on the way down
was attacked By the enemy on both sides
of the river, who attempted 10 capture
the transports A fight ensued between
the ganboais aud rebels, in which the
latter we're splendidly repulsed, nth .
loss OF Eve or SIX huadreI killed and q
large number wounded. while none on
The r,nn knats swera frsfsr4A Ea.a~.t
Green, commanding the rebels 20 this
action, had his bead blown OF by she'll.
The naval dispatch boat from the
mouth Of Red River, has arrived with
500 bales Of cotton tss~&
The steamer Golden Eagle. from Mem
phis, has GOO bales OF cotton; 800 for
Evansville and the balance for CT ncin.
nail
Gen. Corse Il here. ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
GOLD PENS.
c. P. harness Extra Gold Pens

All pass t~sF saT szae.rsark. 90. p BAExEs,
ExTzA Let. XII" fer uh4ea have SECURED ths
sspgsgAs. aad are warranted IA caFsfs hss sbd
persref ID every rssl-ect- seat by nsii express
70 any part 81 the coaHtry rs1siFt 81 pFiss sbd
rassrH eAeTgss fefsoas orderinE uiit Els4ss state
the sizs and sfyis desired. whether bari ssft .
sue coarse ari Il the rea shonis all 70 pisass
prove dsfe1fss fhsy vii have he pFivIl=zs Il
exehsazfnzi a d<siueti9a IS aftseH pr tsaf al
lowed on srdsrx - s. o. oyar, ana twsaty- i've
PEG eHsf "a fbo-s - sfog IfLssssi ssefsaas made
70 fhs traAe- Cd paas sepairs5 u fis- i-zf nan
ser 1T thTtS -hfseents lassf stsapl Zach. CirruZ
lAFa kAssisg sixess styles. zBd prizes u atcbes
sect FAEE = say a4drssx. address
&. 2. BARNES,
- Nls4lsr is God Psss sad AasEGeAx WAreaEs,
ais Third Streets. LeassiiEr. *.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

ear Citizens of vanderburgh
County, subject to U. s. Tax OF
any kind whatever. can save If.
ty (60l per eentum by making their
returns before the lst of May, 1854.
r. s. H0REBRO0K.
Office hours 8 l-2 f.. n. to IL NJ;
2 to 8 ?, NJ. lApl5tdwlt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
CARRIAGES, &c.
FRANZ HAMMERsTEIH's
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory.

SUEAA - SA&AA AMI AAAA sIhkkEs e
EVANSVILLE, IND.
FRANK HAMMERSTKTE TAKES PLEAS
It urs IN saying to his frisBds aad eusaornars
that hs has on hand. and is aanasarfurfa~-
Wagons, Carriages sad Ra<xiss Of al qualities
The Eork Il al doss nader bis imnsdEAts Insusc.
tl0a. consequently win b wxrTaEasd
Persons from distance hEvinx Carrfaxes ar
BagxSss TO rs-paint Or rs-frin eAn have thiT ~ork
do8e ca the shortest nottcss and ca the uasst a.
vorzbis terms.
Being tbs eldest practical Buggy aAd Csrriaze
Maker In the city be i. thsrsfors BITTER ursrEr-f
thaz any otasr Manufacturer to &c erasrs
An12 a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
A General Rahellinn

Triumph Of Great Discovery.
The pubic has rshsffsf against eaaieyf.fas Rsir
DB~s. Fashion ha. fefsworn them. sagacioas
community has adopted In their steal
cRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE,
and Tor these reasaBs. II smhrowns arj hlssksns
She lair. not the ska. II Ia Segeatle ssualiieai.
bot Albsrai,y assi. u does net bufisqus n4isrs
with tlaoasas aefaiiic Hsgss but produces her own
Eslag Asses. Tts cooling effect ia lasiiae Its re-
suits are uatorsa. II B>rsr yaiis. Manufactured
by ,. CRIsTADoRo. No. Astor House. New
York. SOLD BY all druggists. Applied BY al
hair-drezsers. meh29 La
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
CRoss-CUT SAWS.

DATExT CRoss-CUT SAWS AT 81 90 per
II foot. JACOB sTEAUE q son,
fsb2s Ia Hardware Dealers, No. u Msin e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEn


Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best Ia the Horldl The only
HarmleSs. Tias, aud Reliable Dye
knotgA
This spleudid Hair Dye is PsFfect--ehangss Red
rusty or Grey Hair. Instantly 10 = Glossy Black
or Natural brown. without Iajuriog the Hair Or
Staining the skin. having the Hair SOFT and
Beautiful. inparfs ffesh vitality. freqsentiy re-
storing its pristine color. aud rectiaes the III
easess Of bad Dyes The Genuine Is signed wIL-
LIAM 4 BATCHELoR, Ailoshsrz are mere lsns-
tatioRs, and should lie avoided Sold BY Al
Druggists. &C Factnry-~s2 Barclay street, n
pATCHELOR's NEW TOILET CREAM 70 n
PRESSING THE HAIR iyIedwiy
AA Let those who have doubted The virtues Q
Rutl's cEDsex BIrFERs. IL any sseh there be
read the forlowing CsFtiaeate from gentlemen vel
known in this community, aud doubt no more.
Its general Introduction into the army vii save
the lives sfthoasAhds ofour soldiers;
LouEsxtEEE, Ky.. jane 81. issa
Westhe undersigned. have sen abe good Effects
produced BY Tbs nss Of Or. JeHx BuIL's cxRnoS
BErrRxs in Of general debility and prostrasiOs
Of the system. and believe It's general use voald
Nt~N~7N
Among cur soldiers particularly would this be the
/ case, especially thoss who are exposed ts Mas
matte inaaencs IN the Southern climate.
/ MAI. PHILIP SPEED.
collsctor lat Rev 81 DIS. Ky.
CHAs. d. COTTON.
ColleesOr % the Pert of EoaisvIite. Nv.
col. H. DENT.
Provost Marshal Genq Of Ksatueky.
I REV. y. p. HENDkRSoN
Vice Pres &C Sanitary comuaIssson
L HARVEY. HUGHES 4 CO,
! Publisher Democrat.
GEO. P. D0ERN,
/ $50 PROP Louisville AnEeiger.
HUGHES q PARkHILL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS. GREEN 4 Co.
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Msih Sc. LoHisvilis
HART 4 MAP0ThER,
/ Iithcxrapaers. cor. Market and Third SITS.
Loaisyilly, nv.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. 81 aud Market SITS
Louisvills, KY.
CAPT. s Y. HILDRETH. HEes
OF Ste4.ner Major anderson.
MAY L. T. THuSToN,
faymAster Q. S. Army.
@. N. METCALF
National Hotel louisville. Ky.
COL JESSE BAYLES,
4th Nv. Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE.
Lonisviil- 3ournAs
See advertisement IN another column
moo y sold by PETER WHEELING,
sole Agent, Evansville, ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
CARPETS.
CARPETS AZ Old Prices.

Carpets az Old Prices.
A ! vE viii HAVE No ROOM Fon SHOW.
II lag tarpets dsrinE The time thai Ne e. build
ear sssFe this sumner, - viii seli cur stock u
carFsi 81 ths sld priees wbic i - fa Is tr ceat
saa thAa thsy can nsw - haught for East
sgHAPkEh a HEssTSa.
- a a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
ONs AED ExPEh EscE OF

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEE;ESoE OF
AN INVALID,
Published fsT the tsnsAt, and a warning aud
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN Who snnsr fFom
Nervous Debility. Premature pes4y Of Manhood.
etc. Supplying al the same time. THE MEANS
OF sELF CURE. By one who has cured hirassii
after being pat 70 great sspsnss dialasy throah
medical haH,bug aud qHaeksFy.
By enclosing q pos, paid addressed snvelops
siHgle sepiss may be had a lbs author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. E.q..
Bedford, Kings CosufY. ". Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
DYE-HOUSE.
MICROSCOPES

THE CRAIG MICgoSC0PE A new and
Il beautiful article, inAguifying tsa thousand
ines; costs emily 81 ..
Fer sale At WARREN & c0NYNGToN,s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Tux LOCUST STREET NJ. +. CHuRcu
FAIR AND SUPPER-The ladies Of the
above Church have completed their ar
rangements for the above entertainment,
which will positively take place next
Thursday night, April 2sth, at Masonic
Hall
The ladies will spare no pains TO make
this the most attractive entertainment
of the season, and We feel assured thai
the attendance viii be large and liberal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
River News.


ARRIVALS.
Aiice ns4n. Claeinasli Eils Fahsr. Nashville
tAmsitss Nashville Carrie, Nashville
Aagie-Ssx0H, cin'ti Faaay. Cincinnati
Geiaen Eagle. AenPhis wamadrs. Heaerrsoa
Arnsaa. C4iro
nEFARTU RES
Alioe nesa. Memrhis Eiia Fsher, CineiunAsi
Ankio-Ssxon. SsshV. fauny. Nashville
Gz.ideu Aastes Cta'u WamS4cr, uea3cfsen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

J. Bktbts1t
"Propris,OF Of this Brasdrsth House,
" Ssz York"
ThsFs Is nothing sqsiai, iB the way II Pisstss,
20 the Porous f'izsisr u Mr.. Alieock. In Asth-
ma, ceash. kidney Ansefions. and local deep
ssatss pains, they afford ornament Feilsfi and
for weak backs. pains 10 tho side, ssltehss, and
spssmodle palas generally, they are uasarpasssd
for the bsnsnts they imFaft Pie g cents sash.
Principal Once, zoi Canal Street, New York.
II. NELSON & 90, sBd y D. THOMPSON.
Evansville, fad. aud b. al respectable dealers
in nisdicguss. shaeheo sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
SALE OF LOTS.
Great Sale

CITY PRoPER TYl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

One OF IIunneweii's Great Remedies.
HUssHwELL's ToLU AsODYhE-- This
most Wonderful and reliable PREPARATION which
ass earned Its trus name Aad fams By results
which haa bsfisd syerY ether sitsmpt Il relief IN
ssssaiysa, kheasaafsls. Coaf ssrsoas Head AsAs,
Tssfh aHa Ear Ashs, BssosI CesPlassfs, Hyteria,
Di.rs.s after Eatag, Loss Of sleep, Gsssysi EsFse@s
Dsbalg, Parexisass IL WsoePiag Cough, asa Ashssa.
nov declared 10 be largely Eersoas. For the paths
ia Sfoaiag bfsa1tation perfect relief. Wills ma
lures Aasrvork is undistuFbed, and 0Bs u ne
aaost Important points.
This szlasbis preparation should bs In evsFy
Family. - no description equals s real necessity.
~ Its splendid results.
J. T.. HussEWELL. Proprietor.
Commercial Wharf Il .stoa-
Re-FoF sole by al hsissais aHd retail aFaieFs.
KELLER A WHITE. Agents.
novl9-2m EyaBsvliis, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

cAIRo, April 20.-The greater portion
Of Hicknan. Ky, has been burned by
gaeFriila& The officers Of the steamer
General Anderson saw about 400 guer.
r.llAs in Henderson, KY, on the 18Th.
She passed without landing.
The above is ners in this region, and
especially on She Gen. Anderson. The
Cairo reporters of the Associated Press
had better "dry up.
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HoRsEsi HORSES! HoRsEsl
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU, }
Office of Chief Qsa,tsr, master,

WASHINGTON June s, 1854 ,
sEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this oltice
until IL clock Monday, June 18th, 1854. for two
at the Government Stables at Giesboro Depot,
near Mashinxton city, within forty t41) days from
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, we'll
broken full in flesh from fifteen l5 to sixteen l6)
hands hi gh from We 60 to nine 49, years old in
good condition. and we'll adapted in every way to
cavalry purposes. ..F
These spseiheat,ons ,cil BE- s.rasly admired to and
rtgidly e,tfofeed an ere7p particular:
by = guaranty for its faithful performance. ''
the Of bder wa sond pore e Be
irresponsible, bis name will be reported to the
secretsry Of War with g accommodation that
such officer be dismissed the service.
AL bidders and guarano7s ari be held to the strict
est 0ccorntabtlty. and failure TO comply ich
terms Of contract, make TIE ,cheB d,ca7d
ed, ,ciA be (oio,oed by prosecution to tsuH tzGat Of
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on appll
catien to this ONCE.
written contracts, with good and sufficient securi-
ty. Immediately on the acceptance of their bids
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each
The undersi sned reserves the isht to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
,! BIDS Is 10. one hundred (Oo) Horses and upwards
Bids for the entire nu,ber of Horses required are
invited.
Payment. will be promptly made on completion
No Mares triN Be re.eired
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav
A., Ekln, Chief 9uartermaster. Cavalry Bureau,
Any other information will be promptly given,
on JAMES ERIN GeTcnel and
Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau.
Z" Purchase in the open market will be con-
awarded Payment made in certificates of indebt-
edness for seven (7) horses or more je8 I'd
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WIESENFIELD & CO.,
0de0n Hall Clothing Rooms,
ESTABLISHED 1919

CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ~ STREET,
Beg leave to call the attention of the citizens and
trangers of Washington TO our very large and ex-
tensiEe assortment of SPRING CLOTHING we
say extensive, for, having the most unbounded
facilities for manufacturing, and having buyer
always in market ready to avail himself of all the
rich and fashionable styles of goods that may be
offered, We fatter ourselves that we exhibit the
most fashionable and varied assortment of clothing
ever offered in this city,
We enumerate in part BLACK CLOTH FROCK
and DRESS COATS, running to the finest grades
Genuine Black French Doe Skin PANTS; Black
Grenadine and other SILK VESTS; from which
may be selected dress suit of the very finest ma
teria, equal in finish and workmanship to the very
best, and at much lower prices.
Our assortment of CASHMERE GOODS cannot
be eNcelled in variety of colors and beauty of
styles and all cut and made in the most fashion
able manner We name in part the Eng lish Walk
ing Coat, the French Jacket the Business Frock
Coat, American Sack, and all other styles now in
wear. most splendid assortment of plain and
fancy Cashmere Pants and Vests.
We call the most especial attention of the ladies
to our superb assortment of BOYS CLOTHING
which for beauty of styles cannot be passed if
equalled in this city. We respectfully ask an
examination of those goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
In the line of MILITARY CLOTHING we have
the most extensive assortment In this city, con-
sisting of Dress and Fatigue Goats; Infantry and
Cavalry Jackets; light and dark Blue Pants both
plain and reinforced; Shoulder Straps, Sword Belts
Sashes and in fact everything pertaining to an
officers outfit.
In the line of FURNISHING GOODS we have
an elegant assortment Of Cashmere Over Shirts.
White and Brown Linen Shirts of all grades; Under
shirts, and Drawers. a full line; Military Gloves
Kid, Silk Life Thread and Others.
We most respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public, who may rest assured OF fair dealing and
good articles. ..a ..... ..lF
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THE EVENING STAR.
GsrIbaIdps Account Of has Expulsion from
England.

At q general meeting of the workngmen's
Gaibaldi Committee, held In London on
the 25th ultimo, Mr.. Joseph Cowen, Jr., pre-
sentsd a writted account OF a private inter view
with Garibaldi. 1t will be seen by the follow
ing extract from Mr.. Governs letter that Carl
baldi assigned reasons for his sudden depar-
ture from England precisely similar to those
already stated in the London correspondence
OF the Erening Post
Al have your letter asking me to report TO
the Workingm Committee the conversation
j had with General Garibalei on Tuesday
evening, April 18th, about the cause OF his
sudden departure from this country. fear It
would he difficult to do this fully, as the inter-
view on the occasion referred 10 extended over
some time. But upon the only point on Whlcn
there is any substantial difference between the
TWO versions that nave been gwen OF !ne m
me to do, the words that understand passed
between Mr. Gladstone and Garibaldi. Mr..
Gladstone said, III the same kind of demon
STATIONS are repeated in the provinces that
have taken place in LONDON, they may damage
the effect OF your visit and lead to unpleasant
complications Garibaldi said, Then I'M.
Gladstone said, yes The General said, Then
] give you my word, and j will CO. !
said there was a general Impression abroad
- that the request for him to leave came from the
Government, and that it was the popular
belief that the complications referred to
were political. He said he knew that
such was the belief that was generally
entertained He thought it was correct that
hat as they (the Goyernment) had treated
him with so much kindness, he could not re-
main to be a source Of inconvenience. II l
have not reported the exact words that were
used am quite certain have reported the
sense He smiled incredulously when re.
ferred TO his health as the cause of his uneX.
pected departure, and said that although IA
ugued with the fashionable life he had lately
been leading. otherwise he was in excellent
health-had indeed never been better in his
life. Knowing Mr.. G ladstone 10 be a leading
member Of the Government, he evidently
thought the story about his health had been
originated 10 cover the other, and in his esti-
nation stronger, reasons for his being rec uested
to leave. He regarded the explanations made
in Parlame mt as diplomatic. and more than
once said if he could be relieved from his
spledge 10 GO he would stop
In other words. Garibaldi was politely
shouldered out of England because his pres
ence there was an offence to Napoleon, Eng
lands master.
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INIT ED STA TBS NAIL,
OVERLAND. CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
Posr OFFICE DEpAprxxsr.

I
vim 30 seeeiysd Il the CONT sf' oee
s
e. s
tatinx The overland routs e oaiiiornia.
Roue No Ai +, Ksnsss Sair,
Tss. .hss RsS n,i.s and 6.sk daily
Schedule from Isl Of Apri! 70 1t of December. q
Leave Atchison Or Saint a Jo.eph daily, atsa .. m;
Leave SIT Lah. oityiaaily, :. lo.,m.;
by Up M. i245 hoursD
Schedule from Isl Of December TO LIST Of Apru, a
le.ve Atchison or s MGnsh joseph d.ry..ss.m
Arrive Ct salt Lake 0ity fourteenth day, by ..
..sss s sss iss s,! Cit, daily: NJ;
day By lp n: 900 hours
City. By vlsini. ots to Feso% ss 1 niIss he
er sppplyips such Offices g are on the route, and
30
No.: as sad 1
The accepted bidder viii have the privilege to
Pacific coast to f Be sent By Sea. '' -'' ''' >A'
UTAH TERRITORY
Ssv.as sis . pdaFsn
az absily r.n Supplying such Offices Is may be on
Schedule from LIST of April TO LIST Of Deetn,5r, Is
Leave Salt Lake City dsiiy. atlp. m;
Arrive at Virginia City sixth day, By IL 3. m, Ols
5 Lac. y =, a., Eisy daily. s
(1ls hours3
Schedule from lst Of Deesua5ey to LIST of drill a
Leave Bait Lake o,t y! dsiiy, At an;
Arriye It Virginia oty seventh day, by .. m
Leave Virgini. City daily, .. lopm.:
Arsys at Salt Lake City seventh day, bysp
let to T
NEVADA TERRITORY.
Route No, s7a!-srom Virginia oity to HolsomCity,
plying such OH ces Is may be on tho route t'
Schedu!e from 1st of april 10 LIST Of December q
Leave Virginia City 1 daiis, =. iam,;
Arrive at Folsom City next day, By II .. M, e.,
Leave Fslsom City daily, 1t los NJ;
hours.)
Schedule from 1n Of Dscsm1e, to LIST Of Apra a
Leave virsini. City asil1, At Pam;
Arrive at Folsom City next day, byl p. M. (ss
Leave Folsom City daily. at 10 .. m;
Arrive at Virginia City next day. at 9p. m .(Ss
the extended service invited on route IA 76o b
let to contract. service on this route viii not be.
NOTES. as .--
Each route must be bid for sepsr stely, with sep
afste guarantee and certificate, and must provide
for the conveyance Of tho mail with celerity cor
tsinty. and security" using the terms Of the law
II win DO perceived that the schedules for the
running time are arranged 60 as to form one con-
tinuous line from Atehison. Kansas or St. Joseph.
Missouri, n Fc.som oity and back, conysyins the
year; and in 20 days four months in the Year. :
a,
And for instructions, requirements &c bidders are
referred TO the phlet Advertisement Of October
should be careful to post1 pay BIDS
mh2s NJ. BLAIR. Postmaster General.
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DROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
Chief Quayternnster's Office. pepot Of Washiagtoa,I
.' WASHINGTON, D, c., June 6, 1854 (

Chief Qua,,sr,naster's 0see. Iepe Of Washiaston.t
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 6, 1854. {
nI sss1sS will be RECEIVED At this office
for delivery at this depot of lumber Of the follow,
ing amounts, kind and description, viz:
$685. feet Of Which IS to from II to Is
1900 feet 81, or inch White Pine Common
iOo COO feet A. or inch Pine Selects, not less
than IL inches wide, well seasoned and dressed on
800 feet y inch White Pine Selects, we'll sea.
soned and dressed on both sides.
5000 feet SKA Hemlock Scantling Is feet long.
250Oo feet sxs Joist, % feet long. themlock.i
$500 feet 3X9 or 10 Joist, IA feet long, (hemlockD
$4,000 first quality L. inch sawed White Pine
800 $50 first quality l6-inch sawed White Pine
5000 frs. quality le-inch sawed Spruce Pine
900 ,0M first quality ls-inch sawed Cedar Shingles
Samples Of Shingles and Laths proposed for will
All the above described to be good msrehantable
Lumber, su beet to the inspection Of an inspector
appointed on the part OF the Goysrnmaat
Of the L 1 to be
The ability Of the. bidder to, iii the contract,
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
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bidder must be iesiblyn Written IN the proposs D
contract signed by the contractor and both of his
guarantors, will be required of the successful
bidder upon 81 gning the contrsetS
The right to reject any or ali bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master. ~ - FL.
velope Proposals for Lumber, !" and addressed to.
the undersigned.
.., Brig Gent and Chief Qpartermaster,
te Std Depot of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-11

~The soldiers have added new word o
the army vocabulary. IL is .'Scyugle." A
soldier will state that he was sent out to "s cy-
ugIe," thathe 'iscyugled'' around the rear, that
3 bullet WIS "scyugled" through his hat, tn at
he 'scyugled" number OF turkeys, after that
dinner, and finally s.scyu gled" a nap.