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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
A SPECIAL MEETING
COpurtnerShiD.

fGtHE undersigned have formed q eopsrtnership
l. under the name OF FREEMAN BRoTHKRs and
have leased the store formerly occupNd by rwitche
Chauplin No, IS Commercial street where they
propose 10 carry on the Flour. Tea and Tobacco
business. JAMES FREEMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland June Q.-dsw
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
Tho original Lion and Tiger Tanner.


The following list was IA
ken from the living Animals
themselves in the Companys
Building, $50 & Sal broadway
N. r.. on the ed of Mare h,
and therefore may be eoasid-
cred
A Correct lat Of Anim1ls /:
Prof Langworthy's Trained Animals:
African Lion. As.atie Lion. Namid-
ian Lioness. Brazilian flyer. Bengal
Leopard Senegal Leopard, South A.
merican JasutA performed by him
at each entertain ment
%
Living Giraffe. only one in America
Great Performing Elephant, Tips
Sab. exercised by Frank Nash
Black AfTiesa Ostrich, nine feet high
5. A. Grew Ostrich ; Zebra Pair o
White Bear; Pair yoang Lions
California Grizzly Bear. very large
Bengal Leopard and Young. African
Panther, English Faliow Deer. Sill.
W Striped Hyena. African Spotted
Hyena. American Panther or Puma
Poonah or Hinioostan Bear. only
one In America; African Lion. Asst
attic Lion. Bersal Leopard, Young
Lion 5 years old, Brazilian Tiger,
S. A. Jagusr. African Leopard. Roy
al Bengal Tiger, only one in America;
Burmese or Sacred Cow. lee or Polar
Bear. Rocky Mountain Wild Cat,
japanese Maskin Swine, African
Gar-lle, Virginia Posson, American
Black Bear, Chinese and Mexican
Dogs, New Holland kangaroo, ART
can Crowned Crane. Blsck Wolf.
Grey Wolf. Egyptian Goose. African
Parcupine, very rare Blue sand
Hiu Crane. White steriS. very larse;
Black Swan, African Pelican, span.
ish AMI American Fowls. Silver
Pheasants, Golden pheaSaats, span.
ish Maeaws. American Eagle. Alpac
ca Sheep. Caahmere Sheep, Whit
Lama, flyer Cat, He'd and yellow
Crest Cock steos. Parrots aud Doves
Monkeys aud DOGS. Java Hare an,
Guinea Pige. Ant-Ea;er and Costim
mani,. Bsboon and While Face.
Monk ey. Wood Ducks AMI Carrie
Doves. Long armed Gibbons. Rock,
Mountain Badger. Australian Shel
Paroqussts. White Rats aud Mice
W iadah Birds, Black Squirrel. Coc
atils. AfricsN Ggey Parrots, Tsmpir.
Prrrots, Love Biri>, African Rin.
Neck Paroqaetis, Austraiiaa kosella
Lori Psroquetts. Lori Grsn1A Kin
Parrots. 5. A. Parrots. Chinese Par
oqustts. King aud Queen Parrots
Rosa Coekato0. Saiia B-sast Par,
suets. E,xopeln JAYS, just aided M
Great ABRAHAM BIRD SHOW
consisting OF an immense nusnber q
Birds Of every variety and plumiss.
q Preceding the gorgeou
procession ON its arrival inis
the place of exhibition, nv
be seen the COLOSSAL COL
DEN OH ARIOT containing
Orro HoRS's CoRyEr BASp.
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D.mond's Quadri,Ie Rand

rs now ready TO furnish Balls Cotillon and Pic,
i Me Parties on the most favorable terms
All orders left NJ Paincs Music store (l63 Middle
street, will receive prompt attention. jyl2dlm
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BOARD

A Gentleman and bis wife, and three or four sin.
IA gle gentlemen can find pleasant rooms with
board et "a Cumberland Street,
jylld2ws G. CRAM,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
John kinsRlnam,

,IqIqam uo,soa fpu4n0r upasiss.H pup pfDLsH
suoiz- sesIwoId ~ ysql liz qsHdmooov ssop ~
@uq 'ssuo pho 10 sosld sql ~ AoIs qlsal Asu sFsm
o, ps1usIIsA ,ou y q,ssl sq SulAIsseid pue SusSJn
'uvaq 'suEuvsIo Joy uonsJsdsId sIVI-'LsodozoS
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
Portland Army Committee
OF tbs
q. s. Christian Commission.

Chairman, 7. R. Hayes. receives Stores at ils Md
die street.
Treasurer. Cyrus sturdivaut. receives Money at 10
Commercial street.
Secretary. Henry H. Burgess, receives Letters ct
80 Commercial street.
Andrew ]. Chase, DR.. W. X, Johnsen,
iunel9dtf
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S12,962 10

increase, Sl2,062 10
There was an increase during the week OF
1895 81 in passengers, and S9,167 AZ in
freight
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

over. and had TO stop ct the house Of
Union man. The next morning bc went
to the house that be hsd sought the night
previous, and found the track Of the
Yankees scarcely cold. They had been
there all night expecting that be would
come there, and had murdered every body
who bad attempted TO reach the house,
without hsiling them. In pursuing this
brutal course, they had killed three young
men, neighboys Of the gentlemen, and
went away, leaving their dead bodies on
the ground.
After he had crossed 0key's river, and
got down into Middle Tennessee, he
found it almost impossible to avoid re-
cognition. At one time he passed some
poor women, and one of them commenced
clapping her hands, and said, ''Oh, /
know who that is; l know who that is !"
but, catching herself, she stopped short,
and passed On with her companions.
The General says that his escape was
made entirely without the assistance of
any one on the outside, and, so far IS be
knows, without their knowledge of his
intention; that the announcement of his
arrival at Toronto was one of those for
tuitOUs condolences that cannot be ac-
counted for; that it assisted him mate
rally, no doubt. In fact, he says that
bis wife's prayers saved him, and, as this
is the most agreeable way Of explaining
If, he is determined to believe il.
The above account may be relied on as
correct; and, although much hss been
left out, yet enough is printed to stamp
it 50 one of the most remarkable escapes
in history.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

We have before us copy of the Rich
m9nd correspondence of the London
Times, dated Nov. 19th, in which the
writer speCulates largely upon General
Sherman, and his prospect of reaching
Chattanooga. he declares that it is his
conviction that Forrest has compelled .
retrest to Oorintb. This statement will
be amusing to our readers, who know
that At the time the letter was written,
Sherman's advance had reached ChattA-
noogs, and the remainder of his force
was At Bridgeport, but % miles distant.
The secrecy Of ths march is one Of the
wonders of the sge.
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more AID for the soldiers.

In addition to the numerous fairs for
the benefit of the sick and wounded sol
diers, and for the aid of their families,
we learn that arrangements are making
for another in Northern Ohio in aid Of
the Sanitary Commission. A building
will be erected on the park in Cleveland
enclosing the Perry monument, covering
an area of twenty-five thousand feet, fol-
the uses of holding the fair. 1t will be
designed so as to contain a fine art hall
q hall for the sale Of every thing useful
and fancy; also, one for the exhibition Of
battle relics, old paintings, old furniture
and other curiosities. It will also, be ar
ranged with a lecture-hall 10 accommo,
date an audniece of five thousand, t.
witness thesiableaux that will be exhib-
tied aud to listen to lectures it is propO
sed to have delivered. The fair will no
be mere local Institution, but, as it
usmo indicates, will be gotten up ant
sustained by the people of Northern Ohic
and Western Pennsylvania.
If anything is calculated to inspire the
soldier with renewed patriotism, sucl
evidences of the appreciation in which
be is held win do it. Let the work e
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

The Cincinnati correspondent of th'
Chicago Times, of late date, says:
Colonel Medary has sent to Mr.. VAL
lAndigham $3.50, which has been sent &c
him by ladies from different parts Of the
State. The Democracy of Ohio will
raise for Mr.. Vsllandighsm a salary
to what the Government pays the Am
bassadOr TO England or France the sal
airy TO be given him so long as he remains
in exile.
The correspondent who makes this
announcement is one of the editors Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer. His assertion
evinces the animus of the copperheads
of the North; munifcent donations to
the traitor--nOt one cent 10 the soldier
When the Sanitary Fair was in progress
in Cincinnati, the Enquirer urged the
people not to contributs.
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ReenIIatnlent.

The 18th Illinois under command OF
Maj. James r. Huginin has reenlisted
and passed through the city yesterday,
The 18th is one Of the oldest of the Illi-
inois regiments. It was originally COM
man ded by Col. Macarthur now Briggs
der General. The Lieutenant Colonel
has been promoted to Brigsdier General
Of African troops.
The 9th Illinois, Lieut. Colonel FEED.
Huriburi, also passed through the cit y
having rsenlistsd as vettrans. The 18th
is ordered to report At Camp Batter and
the 57sS at Camp Douglass. We under
stand that every regimen! in the left
wing Of the 18th army corps, Gen.
Dodgees command has rsenlistsd except
one regiment
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

The " Conservatives" it will be re-
membered, have recently held two ana
tiOnaI Conventions" at each of which
Gen. Mcclellan was selected as their
candidate for the Presidency. One OF
these gatherings was held at = very small
corner room in the Burnet House, Oinoin-
natl, and the other at 3 much more di-
minished apartment in Philadelphia,
which well indicates. that the represen'
tAtiOn was rather meagre. But the very
meagerDess gave it responsibilities none
but the select cared about taking part, as
it promised neither glory nor patronage
and indeed we have every reason TO be-
lisve tia. even these respectable gentle
men, who are all patriotism, really be-
came ashamed of their proceedings, and
are now preparing to repudiAte them.
Some "COnservatiVe" members of Con-
sress, who were formerly sympathizess
with this movement, attended a copper
head meeting in Washington, to discuss
matters relative 10 the Presidential cleo
ton, when Fernando Wood inquired
whether they had not already nominated
their candidate, General Mcclellan? Mr.
Mallory said that the nomination Of Gen
eral Mcclellan was regarded by the con
seryatives who met at Cincinnati and
Philadelphia as simply suggestion CT
accommodation of that gentleman as .
candidate, and that they were ready 10
unite on anybody nominated by the Dem
ocratic Convention for President.
This announcement settles General
McClellsn's prospects for sn entry at the
great Presidential race track. He will be
Withdrawn when the democrats" nomi-
nate their man; and IS Fernando Wood
has charge of that organization, and con-
trolls its policy none buts peace man will
be selected, and General Mcclellan will
be thrown overheard.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

forever an irresponsible despatism, and
stagve both army and country.
This is rather 9 bad picture, and Is is
drawn by those most deeply interested;
and as we are admirers Of the artistic,
we cannot refrain from advertising il,
and feeling rather pleased. If the peO-
pie would avert their otherwise certain
doom, LET them accept the Presidents
amnesty Proclamation, and return TO
their sllegiance-wiser, at least, if not
better men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

We were called upon by an old citizen
Of Lebanon yesterday, who wished US TO
call attention to the fact that there is a
large number Of Union citizens in LebA
non and vicinity, yet they are without
any mail facilities, though one could be
carried from this place without any
danger from guerrillas. They should
have the accommodations so mnch
needed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
Brnka .IaiI.

IN Trezday night, the 10th inst, the following de-
~ sari5sd NEGROES, broke jail IN Nashville, and
aro nov running az largo, viz
HARRY copper color, about feet 10 inches high
Heis1s about 100 OF los Foanfs; crime, larceny.
H0WLErr, back, bushy hair, sb0ut feet or J
inches high crime, assault and battery.
HtNEf GAMBLE, about feet inches high. CON-
plexioa yellow, buEhy head Of hair and hiss a scar or
eus n his iorehead az the edge Of bis hair crime
larceny.
HENRY EWING, complexion yellow, bushy hair,
has marks on his face, apparently from small pOx
about feet o. inches high crime larceny.
viii pay liberal reward Tor she delivery Of any
Of the above named negroes to me at the County jail
JAS. H. bINION,
sheriff and Tailor Of Davidson County.
January p, 1894 Sc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

All the Union members Of the Legis-
lature of Pennsylvania, with one sxcep-
ton, Senator White, who is in prison at
Richmond, Va, have united in letter
20 President Lincoln oongratnlating him
on The success Of his administration, and
announcing their mistaken preference
for his re-slscisn 10 the Presidency.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.

Il is printed in four eslors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, With drums beating, cOlors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 15x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pastsbOard tnbs, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put il back in the tube Hnd re-
mail it 10 bis friends, and they viii get
Il framed and preserve it sS = remen-
bFance.
Price 80 cents. Sent By mail, pre-
paid
]. N. RHODES & 90,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 10 sell the above.
ganls-sm
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The National Military Journal,
THE UNITED STATES
LRHI & HWY JOURNAL

TsTIIE AgKsORIEnGEO ORGAN or THE ARMY
i and Navy, and Is me oay cgmpisie aHa aalhori-
taiiFe Army % Navy tazette fh3 united states
Its articles ars frsm the best HILLARY writers ~ US
cou7fry, zpd every nuuDsr coaflnq coFresf ondenes
froaf uromiae1f cflcsrg ~ TIE tTO services. It's
qzzstios o. Promoleus, Change D'smlssals, and
Ordsrs, are fln snd oGciai, sad published ID no
cf1er Journal
tisa paper Of iudEpsraable iuportlnce % the
Army ga NaFy, vita hose interests q thorough
81 idenufed, aud whose hQDor and intel iig-ucs if
sess 10 reprrssBt me accuraey 0f ils information
and Ehe ability OF ne Discussions have alse scared
i3r g large and Increasing circulation amglE Ct
villains.
Frozn the uumerous expressions q approval the
Army and Savy Journal has awakened b ne Army,
W e ees oaiy tbs feli0ai0g;
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AMM0MM(etueMtS.
For Sheriff.

We are azth orizsd to annouaca the name OF WI.
WILSO as a car d date for Che Cfics Of sheriff at
the ensuing March election. jaa Ice
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For sale or Rent.

A NICE little home IN the country, containing e
"A aces, with wood, water frame dweH ng and out
houses and fEuit trees viii rent the above to good
tenant fJr small rent trade the same for real esats
10 Nashyil or Edgsded. This place Is lcelted neal
Lavergne, sixteen miles by pike and fifteen by rail-
road ON Nashville. Apply 70
WI 7. COOPER.
Ordnance Department, Nashv lie, Tenn.
Jan20lws
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twill aH3ri me much pleasure % recommend The
Army ana Navy f0urnal 3 ofisfri IL my toriion q
fks Army, sue take fla QpC0rt1nify % express my
srziiacaiiqu ihaf ~ dosti is ~ Euch ha1ds.
From Prof H. Coppes, University Of Penn.
EYssg iormsr cGort Eiihin my knoFi etEs has been
failure, BAT 5oara promises % be brilliant sue
cess is very Vzre1 service int ige1ce asil en- sal
inf5rmst ons axceiclt articles 11ieufiec, new and
YET pr4etIcal-le high tone "a liberal spirit--are
Al that cosid Be- desired The form, rapeT, aud Eye
Are admirable s1d Jour OEn military expsrIslcs
VIII put your Journal "a fTialathy Hii1 beta oceis
and lHau Ia cur s1fFice
7hc hr71r aad NsGv Journal q Published every
Saturday. b w. 9. cat RcH. keg YORK a. IS year
BROWN CO., Is Colsss-st., Nashville,
laEl8.Im seneFal Agents.
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For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce JAS. Il. HINTOE,
as a candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff
Of Davidson County, at the ensuing March election.
janl5-%
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FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. p, 1864.

Persons writing TO this or e to subscribe
TO the Union, oTIOn any othersbuEnsss, should
address their letters to
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
First National Bank.

NASHVILLE, TEss., January "a, 1861.
A MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the First Ne
"a tiona Bunk OF Nashville, Tenn, will be held at
The Oliee Of sid Eank, In The city Of hashviile, On
u Onday, February 18th, 1884, for the purpose Of
e'eeing six Directors to serve the ensuing year.
jan. l4-S0d- jas. q. OGDkN, Cashier.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
NEW FIRM.

WE return our thanks 70 cur Cd customers for
w their literal patronage during The Ton years
that We have been connected together 10 the bust
ness, and weuld inform teen. suf the public geuer-
ally, that We iuteHfcontluiuE tde business - she
Old stand, No. % North Cherry street. under TIE Old
title Of Alien Co.. and invite 81 % give us . call
before Purchasing elsewhere. " a. ALLEN,
J41 l9-lm-P y. = F0Jik.
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HnrIse Wanfed

81 LARGE, COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
y with or without Furniture. Payment prompt,
III best care taken Of Furniture. Apply % the
L. 5 saniiBry Commission, No. Cherry street.
ian 22-2ls
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
Change Of Schedule.
DISSOLUTION.

rnHECOPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Existing
i between y. n. Allea, 81. &. Fou< and 2. n.
Bassett 10 the Carriage bnsnegs d ths dag diss0lF
ed By mutual consent, Bassstt retiring.
All pers ms having e.aiBs agaiost the nrm viii
present them TO Allen x Co. for payment, and al
persons being indebted 10 said hrm Ull pleas call
sud make settlement. All persons fsilidg % do 81
by the lat February, must not be surprised OF Dis
pleased finding their accounts Ia the lands Of an
Cnicer afler thai date. + M. Atd4ths
a. @ F0ULK,
D. n. BASsETr
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any - aeAa--a Nt-Att tNN-Aa - A-.--N~4+a
POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
Of card portraits. By using one Of these
Albums the Soldier viii always have the
portraits Of his friends By him, and can
refer 70 them in Whatever scene Of toll
and danger be may be placed.
Sent By mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid
8 Portrait Album, 81 20
10 g 2 90
A liberal discount 70 Agents and
dealers.
In. RHODES & 90,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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- Rerrnrd- stoIen.

TVROH the subscriber. By two Federal soldiers, one
i s0rrel NJ sre Mule, lax name and tail, years
old and branded on the right shoulder J. &, with
white spot Just above the brand Any one deliver
ing the said Mule at Page Tsays stable on Market
street, at my residence, SIX miles tho Nolens-
vie Pike, will receive she above reward.
jan. 20-Iw.S GEORGE H0GEN.
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VIZ. cAaERoa . co.. Pablishar..
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Evidence Of tbe approaching Co.
lsPse-rhs tstchmond PaPsss On
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
RARE CHANGED
v..y v, s.l.s 81. se e: s.y ..a Bs.l-

Very Sstnabis Property and Busf-
x.v,-s ness Far sale.
II clnnatl, - sser for sale. On exossdlseiv ssrv
.sEnss. e's folsorihs very assirabas aHe ssizabis
Tasfargstsso.sfosy briek r.stsi-roof " srshsv.s.
nth Ice Houss asselsd sifuassd On fhs corner IL
Lss,lst street zaa the Canal, being Lot rs. Donn
ties EniaFessasnt, 751ilf sset We ueuid also ss:l
sts s he rfsnises ths Rusniturs, yixiures, 4e..
Tsr1Aulins. &C.. &C., bslag ssaFytkinE rssdsd for
3 ssrgsery, PfsdHos or Conazizs5on business; aisc
ths good via sal saccsssoFship Of ouE business
zAess prenis-s are ssg adapted fer : tobacco fac
81 and szFehsuse; aiso,
1isdoubIs bfiek Smoke Hcuss and Eendsring
Hoase, and frame Warshouss, corner Locast and
Dushzrn ylrssts ssd - ~ or ne port busfnsss.
VEN a. 1e essnD<isiBg ssssyfhfng nsoesssry fsr
Tie bsisiaesss AIsc
Tis dssirabis And eenssuIensiy arrasxsd brick
pvetipg, On Locnst street, bstwesn SIKH and
seyshihs being Lois Nos. II and u, in Bloek -,
Eastern gnlNfssnsnf now eccutae4 b. Gsores
Fosters md IN eoHpie order. On TIES premises
are tEo cistsrns. ftstis. wood Shed. Aes aise
lsrzs yarf eslss '~ish sholes Rruit Trees, ssraes
sThe unaisis - sns-half q tbs franz wasshssus
sflazysd on lots aud 3 IL BIsek -, Kastsra Ia
'sset ruslss sssssEs e sss@ esaTss sss r..
rs uaII-inprsssd ana hissiy-eultirssed Farm,
siteafed near Oak Hili csDstsryy conisiains Y
sssss ~ 1sE - 49, q ss's a. : .ss;
aid ~itk Fruit Trees of every kind, lssIadine
ABORT an acrs Of vel SET besrins Gfaps vines
o. thsss premisss are eifuated new frzsns Oval.
iiax With izrKs Cellar, Vel, CIstsrn, large Sta
bic, &c. Posss.sIo1 cen hs bad LAT q Msrch. si.o
Tw0 desir@bis Building LoEs, Eos-e aa1 Z. a.
Bioek =. Eastern kniErgsHasnt. adjoznlng tls
above, siso.
Tie Lot. Z5xs0 FEET, ou Fourth street, pssr Tie
ooFser " bocnsts bsing 81 exsslient stsnd for =
stors, alec,
he 9ndiyieed ons-hsif O. 2szso ssst, adjoining
tbs above. -
Ibs aooyr property viii - sesd % i0ng essdfts
y aesisea- lilies pdisputAbls. Parties wlsbfax
70 sxsDiDs any Of thu sb0Ys properly ~fil plsAss
esll - Cur eGles. cernsF LocusI afrsSt and fhs
Canal. aEo F0qFER 4 Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

Tar We suppose the Times Of this
cily'wiil hardly find space for the letters
gifts friends Delana r. EckIes aud John
G, Davis to the traitor Breekinridgc
Being 50 crowded that It, could only fur.
nish its readers with short -spologetic
paragraph description sc the heroic
achievements Of its Southern friend
Forrest at Fort Pillow, il viii be hardly
expected that It viii be able to ind aug
room at all FOR the frank aud pointed
epistles Of its Northern friends Eckles
aud Davis Still, iuseousideratio of tho
fact that il gave Forrest the benefit Of
an apology by insinuAsing that Colonel
Hicks was largely responsislel for the
destruction Of property aud lie at Padu-
cob, we can overlook the brisilles4 of It's
notice OF his success at Hort Pillow.
But really, we sbeuld.lisc TO see Da.
yis's and Eekles's letters in the T15aes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

'ses We learn bt psFiiss jast arrived
from Jacksonssile. thai deadina gro raa
.disGoyersd nsthe. sts Johnson sWedHsss
day, some six miles above JaeksonYilie,
anchorsd 70 forped6 AZ the time .aur
informant ieft 10 nsfeinpt had BEEN made
10 remove this hosis oTthe aofpado, II i
somewhat siugslAs that the rebels should
bait shsiF internal saachinea with eoasrar
bends. bat such seems 70 BE- the fact
Nesc SoutA. M
That is chivalrie, and cot as,ogether
unas mocratic. ~ ~ isf3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

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Loata5are Eatid#eI lion Pzkss is e
title s. new da'S pafs, the hrst nusas
ber-sf which was issued Al LOuissillss
Kentucky on the 18th inst We under
ssna e-enserfrise bafed sbpok a.
ample capital, and to Be-in The bands Of
reliable aud eompsrent men. The field
is an important ard easeusIse osies ssnd
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faetory res4ERs.a 10th PseuRiAEiiy aad
political Howhere, is thorough loyal
papex moreE neaded.thaR IN Kentucks,
and We are glad ihas this .need is about
to be supplied. Send rs 81 exchange :