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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

bellion, and leave political reorganization to
Congress.
II the supporters OF the Government fail to
insist on this, they become responsible for the
usurpatons which they fail to rebuke, and ar
Justly Il bic to the indignation Of the people
whose ri is and security, committed to their
keeping lhey sacrifice
Let them consider The remedy for these usur-
patlons, and, having found 1t, earessly execute
! It.
B. +. WADE, Chairman Sen. Com.
II. WINTER DAVIS, Chairman Com
House Of Representatives on the Rebelliou'
States.
We regret that there should have been an op.
portunity offered for Messrs. Wade and DAVIS
to say these things to and OF the President. II
is possible that the protest is made unnecessar
ly severe in It's criticism, the writers having min
gIed some vinegar with the cup they have Of
tered to the President, but there is justice and
truth in many Of their structures. In 50 grave
a matter, as the reconstruction Of the Tebelllou'
districts, the people would have been much bet
ter satisfied to have had the sanction OF law for
whatever steps might be taken, than to rest al
on the will or caprice or ambition OF any on'
man, aud President Lincoln, would have added
to his popularity as " Honest Abe - if he hat
not refused to Congress share in this work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

CORRECTION In the proceedings of the Or
ange County Convention, winch we published
last week as furnished u.s. it appear. that james
Hutchinson was nominated as Judge. /, should
have been james Hutchinson, Junior. Voters
wall oecareial osee that the junior is aft xec
to the name in the ballO, they carry to the polls
We also learn tina, A. N. King and not A
N. Ring, was member of the County Com.
mittee. The Secretaries oil the Convention were
Caleb Sergeant and WIN. J. Tarbell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

oil all records, agreements, &c, with ,oo..,,.
statement of accounts, &c Speci, ''o''uI
must also render d monthly account ourE. ,"''
vouchers, for money pad, &c. '4'''n D
These regulations, in the amount of ,...
which the Freedmen are to receive, are ''
way in advance Of Gen. Banks ords,. .
there is some hope that, at this gratifying ~.
OF progress, the government will, by and h.
come to deal justly and fairly by those whom
the war has restored to their rights.
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CON EIlCIAI.

hisKEr. NV YonK, Aug 90 Flour to loo higher I,
sales II 900 bb,i state ~ 20 to lo25, Round Hoop
Ohio tio cote t99s Western ~ 20 to 10 6O soathsrn
arm sales 1900 bbls at tioso to IA Canada 10 10
higher sale, 500 Dbl, At siO 20 to a.
Wheat Ann sales unimpor ant Corn arm sales 90
W bush mixed Western 81 81 10 sibs Beef dull PORK
urn sales l4oo bills mess tas Is 20 20 90. Lard
arm at y 10 zoe. Whisky nrm
kesIrIsr. Gold Isl one ,s.s Csruhs.i.. -; /,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

We are compelled. for wac. Of room, to defer
until next week Mr.. GIlmore's Edmund Krke)
narrative Of his visit to JEFF. Davis, and his
talk with him respecting the terms upon which
the rebels will make peace. JEFF. Davis say.
they wall accept no peace that doos no, eslab lsh
belr independence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
Promotions in the lst Vermont Cavalry

Captain II NJ. Page Co. C, has been mad0
MAJOR to clmmlnd the 2ld battalion vice Well
promoted.
Captain A. ], Grover, Co. X, has been mad,
Major TO c1mmlnd the 3td battalion vice Ben
nett promoted.
PROMOTIONS IN THE INFANTRY REGIMENTS.
ID Regiment Lieut. Ephraim w. lllr
rlngton, Co. B, TO be LIST Lieut., o.. &; ASS
Surgeon, Melvin J. Hyde, to BE- Surgeon.
81 Regiment. Cap. ulu1 w FDyd, % b.
Majors LIST SerSt. John rhomp,on to b, 1T h.
Go. Fl l,t Sergt. rhos. f. L,oa,rl to be- u
Lieut. Co. c. lst Sergt. Hartwell l.. Collins, 70
be I'd Lieut.. Co. FL LIST Sergt Augustus W.
Lyon, to be % Lieut. Co. |, l,t Ssrgt. Z. Il
Thompson, to be % Lieut. Co. X.
5h Regiment. --Uapt. Friend Il. Barney, to b
Lieut. C1oneli Capt LOU, McD. Smith, to b.
Major.
"a Regimsni,-Clp.. O,ros W. Dsinaall, 81
be MAJORS l't Lieut. Nm. ]. Sparry, Co. L, %
be Capt. 20. G..
lOh Regimcnt.- LIST. h. Charles ID. B'ga,
Go, c, to be Capt Co. CT 1T h.. Alexander W
Chiffon, Co. |, u be C,pL o.. X, 2al LL WIN
White, Co. !. to be lat l.. %. Il Isl Sergt
Charles w. Wheeler, Co. |, to De n bt 20. l.
Cdrdiry Regiment. H.. M,son A, Stone
20, NJ, to be Capt Co. U, 2nd Lieut.. Eben h
Libby, 20. NJ. TO be la Lieut. Co. NJ Is Ssrs
Geo. e. Lewis, Co. NJ. to be ID Lieut.. Co. NJ
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80 - NNNchNbf
Assistant Adjutant General.

10 Ohio, Columbus Delano "a vermonter) is
the Union candidate for congress in the 18th
district, and II. S Bundy in the 18th.
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RUTLAND COUNTY

RUTLAND COUNTY.
1tRRlTT CLARK,
WILLIAM 7, NtChoLS,)
BA- ,k5 fRISBIE amman, Ida.
JE..oaEB BhonLEY, States Attorney,
MlLLIAdM VI sLn, heriu.
II. }. Brown, Oh BAhd.
JUD0ts or PRnbATs.
A. = RR0Ws, k4tlAnd District
g u. WILLARD, Fairhayen District.
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Tickets, Tickets.

Tickets, State, County, town and Justice, will
be furnished a, this Office in answer to all orders
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

Ensign Jacob NJ. Smslley, OF Vermont Is
now Acting Master Of the U. S. steam gnnboa'
Glaucus The Glaaous Is comparatively new
vessel carries ii guns, and is marked in th'
Navy Register as third rate.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

CALEDONIA OOuNIf.
The Union Convention in Caledonia Countyhas
made the follosing nominations;
q A nsS, Senators,
ADoLPhUs B0LToN, H.,
WI, q PALMER, Judges
ASA IA FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
CHARLES u. DAVIS. States Attorney.
DANIEL COCHRAN, shsrin
DAVID rRU.L High Baina.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
UNIJS TICKET.

UNION TICKET.
TOE PREsIDEEr,
ABaAHAM LINCOLN OF Illinois
paR VICE P4EsGDEET,
ANDREW J0HSsOS, Of Tennsssss'
POS GovgRSoR,
JOHN GREGORY Smith, OF IS. Adams
ron LnUrESAEr GevERSoR,
PAUL DILLINGHAH, of Waterbury.
FoR TREAsURER,
JOHN ID. PAGE, OF Rutland
IoR nRHBEE or ooSGEEss--lsr DISTRICT
FRED L. WOODBRlDGE, of Vergennes.
SECOND DISTRICT
JUSTIN s. MORRILL,, of Straford.
THIRD DBThior,
P0RTUS BAXTER, OF Derby Line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
Partial Justice

10 pursuance of the law of the last session
OF Congress, the following order has been
issued
WAN DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T. GENERALS orTlcE,
Washington, August /, 1864.
ln pursuance OF Section H. ofthe act of Congress
making appropriations for the support Of the
Army tor the year ending thrtieth Of June, eigh.
teen hundred aud slxty.llyo, aud Tor other pur-
poses, approved July 4th, 1864, all off .ers com
handing regiments, batteries and independent
companies OF coored troops will Immediately
make through investigation and individual
examination Ol the men belonging to their COM
mands, who were enlisted prior 10 January LIST,
1854 with . view to ascertain who of them
were free men on or before April 10Th, 1861.
The fact Of freedom to be determined in each case
on the statement of the soldier under oath, taken
10 connection with the most reliable Information
that can be obtained IRON other sources. And
when, IN view OF all the facts in each case, com.
handing officers are OF the opinion that any
ENLISTED OF their commands were Tree on the ate
Aforesaid, they will, upon the next muster rolls,
enter the following remark opposite the names
OF such soldiers viz: " Free, ON or before April
Vth, 1861; and such soldiers shall be mustered
Tor pay &C ordngy. Such muster hall be au-
thonty Tor the Pay Department to pay said sol.
dors from the time of their entry into sery &C to
the LIST day Of January, lS6l, the difference be.
tween the pay received by them as soldiers under
their present enllstments, and the iull pay al.
lowed by law at the same period to white soldiers.
by order OF the Secretary OF War.
h. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
We trust the time is rapidly approaching
when every branch Of the Government will be
prepared to pay It's defenders without regard to
their complexion. A soldier is entitled to a
toldlers pay, and there is scarcely anything in
the conduct of the war more disgraceful than
the persistent efforts OF the Administration and
OF Congress, to cheat part of our soldiers out
Of their pay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

ORANGE COUNTY.
"a sV'S UE Il e Z, 6IsaESr'' senator's
p \. LADD., A'N"Au' 'uuSe'
LYMAN P. BARRON, Sheriff
ANDREW RENFREW, High Bailn
JuDeIs OF PsoBArk.
j. X. ClEVEL Nj, Randolph District
A. II. CHINO tE, Bra tford District.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
NJ. PENNOtK Senator.
l.. b. SHEhwIN, IT,
THADDEus HUBBELL, 'uases'
O. q. CHADWICK, Judge Of Probate.
NJ. GLEED, States Attorney.
JOHN b. SEAyER SHERIFF
FREE dAN SMITH, High Balin
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FOREIGN NEW =.

The prelmlnares OF peace and an armistice for
three months were signed a, Vienna by the Aus
TRAN, Prussan and Danish plenipoten iarss at the
ministry for Foreign Affairs. The conditions are
as follows; An armistice for three months, ter
minable at six weeks notice from either party
The levy OF contributions in Jutland is to be sus-
pend I'd. Goods that have been seized, but which
are still unsold, shall be returned. The cession
OF the duchies has not been unreservedy decided
upon the prelininares, but merely laid down in
principle.
The AbsndpOa edition OF the otReial Wiener
Ztdung) says;
@Lauesburg, Sthleswig and llostein have been
relinquished by Denmark, without any reserve.
Al the same time recIihcaton OF the Sohleswig
frontier was determined upon in the interest Of
Germany, 1t is 10 the harmony existing betseen
Austria and Prussia that Germany owes the real J.
ration OF her dearest WISH and to the same cause
Europe owes It that a general conflict has been
averted. Complete success was obtained by the
moderation displayed by the great German Pow
ers, aud the conviction arrived at by Denmark Of
their future sincere aud loyal alliance. The great
German Powers did not wage war for the purpose
Of conquest, or to realize imaginary tendencies to
nationality, but had 10 view the enforcement Of
positive aud legitimate claims. The Elbe districts
are separated from Denmark both by land and
sea. These results will be sanctioned forever by
an honorable peace Austria and Prussia do not
wish to have any differences with the remsinder
OF Germany, but they will respect the privileges
aud well established rights Of the German feder-
ii Diet"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

GKAND ISLE COUNTY.
The Union County Convention in Grand Isle
County made the following nominations:
AsAHEL ALLEN, Senator.
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge Of Probate.
HI RRf HILL, States Attorney.
GILES u. HAwRiCAN, sherin
LAFAYETTE S0WLE5, High Bailif
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

CHITTEsDEN COUNTY.
L. B. ENGLESBY,
A J. CRANE.
WV wmi y RREs4sss;oLDs, Assistant Judges.
Russell TAFT, States Attorney.
WIN. u MUNSuE, herif.
r. 8. BL0DGErf, High ballin.
T0RREYE WALES. Judge OF Probate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

WINDSOR COUNTY.
HUGH II. HEEAY.
CLARK Il. CHAPLAIN.
JOIN JOIN y GEAsSX Assistant Judges
CFARtt.s P. MARS States Attorney
LORENZO RICH H0ND, sheriff.
sAMUEL Afford, HigL Bailid.
JUDGES or PROBATE.
JOHN Porter, Hartford district.
HENRY CLO5sON, " indsor District.
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wlNDHAk CJokTY.
S.P. FLAGG, ssrstor.
CHARLES b ARRErT, !
y u to v DEAN Assistant Judges.
CHARLES d EDDY, States Attorney.
JUDGES OT PROBATE.
r. TYLER, Marlboro Dhtrict,
ABlsHAI sr0DnARD, Westminster District.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
LEMUEL BOTTOM, s.o.,o,.
]. B. HoLLIsrER,
HARMON MYERS, ,..t.,.., tnAs..
IRA K. BAfCHELDER, "'
LRAND CIR PO NER5, Sheriff.
A. l., MINER, States Attorney.
MARIN wHEELooK, High Bailin.
JuDdEs OF PROBATE.
THOMAS WHITE, Bennington District.
Nv. BATCHeLDER, ManchesterDt
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ESSEX COUNTY.
Rev. l.. II. TABOR, Senator.
w. w. r. u; d kEsEEASD' Assistant judges.
wv. HARTsnoRs, Judge Of Pr obate.
CHAs. CHASE, Sheriff
d. H0BS0N High Ball,f
H. s. SrO tRS. States Attorney.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
S SsS ! EsIf WAX Ss5s,A. Senators.
e. s 3 F pMIsaT, Asst Judges.
TR. NEKRlLL, Judge OF Probate
HEMAN CARPENTER, states Attorney.
0. ". CIRCUIT, Sheriff.
b. r. CARPENTER, Hi Bailn
ADDISON COUNTY.
S SESEa % s y GSNANDtY' ssn.tOr'.
A. WALKER, trd,a.
L EYERfS. 'NNs
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
HARVEY MUNslLL, New Haven District.
CALVING. TlLDEN, Addison District
@. A. CoLLAhER, sheriff
Il. ) FO0TE, states Attorney.
L. GoRHAM, High Bailif.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

10 pursuance Of the law Of the last session
OF Congress, the following order has been
issued
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Y ~ : $ ss5EI' s.p..e".
T. IT. a hoTT. Assistant Judges.
A. J. SAMPSON, Judge Of Probate.
R.R. sHER NAN, Sheriff
X. C0RLlss, High sheriff.
J II. DEWEY, states Attorney.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

W zHISoroS. Sept 10 TIE aggregate
cfthe bid f0r The n@w Loan IL S72 762. 80,
ssd TIE entlre amount awarded - nsAs. )
s52,OVO, p00. ninstentha Of il AE over 4
Ter esnL premium. The remainder ell
- diyidss pro rGta among those whe
I'D 4 per esat Among he aaeeesslaI
BIDS opened to-day are ,bs Fisss Nation.
81 BAak o. SAINT PsnL 1000, a.
5; r Shoemaker. cincinunfi. 81. ESQ
81 al W. D. Base. ioaisyfIle, 90 OO0, a.
); l Steels, Louisville, $4,000 =, S !;
First National Bank Of AkFes, 0hi..
$4,000 at ~ There we're uamerou
successful bids from individuals and cor
PorAsions from al over NE country 70
amounts smaller than toe above stated
Some Of The Offers prs6xed remarks a
their bids saying IL lhey should not
be acceptable they will take 80 al par.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

Mas fVeE. S~p; IL -ta- Herald
N-w Ostssas csrFea. abdsnt Of th
sast. says tie lsasi Arrtvas rom B
santiago bring report. thai severed w..
cts wiiteh sailed from Nee orlest
a'@ly far Hsfamora. with carsoe. a.
ssndsd sssshs Cessinss Toverns.us or >
ysaer@l market nave ben az I'D ~ IL.
French ~ the monfh n the Il Granat
TIE derulds AAfsmoras rrspone.
.nt. Asggsl 2slh, .ays all .cetn aan4ea,
too ia that dlreetion is cut oa 81 tbs
French Cealass drclarrs he ~ill j.
fsud AatamoFAs against b.. French. 81
IS he city has no lorufcstlous Il wlli t..
iiiEivult for coTtinas 20 hold il Cor,ir
- aenAhis o. tae mss Aan.s of MAJ
snosas = loan IF f51000 collars In ID
ie. which they refuse Messrs Zuun
snd Hard acting "a British aud Prussia
consuis have been shroua into prisas
! sgeiher wsth Others for resist
7ng This demand for money. Gen. NJ
ia vas advancing on Matamoras with
t.sNo troops H. sd reached end O.
'npied Mon erty P sid q Juar n ,de
30 refiEianer,, bat JEFF, sor Ca.haa.
hua MonzAvilla u strongly fortlhrd
and In ithe North ren reg n n the ps.
rife slope The cause Of Juarsz
iriumphs Assistance Of The greatest
importance was coming from California
and heavy imnigF4,ion, friendly q
Juarez, was reaching Sonora.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

A FLEET or GUSBoATs There was
feet Of seven guuboatS of Lieut. Com.
mander Fiteh's Division, lying of this
city last night, making quite iormida-
bic display.
Few Of our citizens alOsg the river
realize the great benefit those boats have
been during the past two years. Though
they have been In no formidable engage
msnt except at Fort Donelson, in 1868,
yet their presence on the river aud the
~holesoms dead they have inspired 10
tbs miads OF the rebels, have no douss
prevented frequent raids on our shores
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

NoricE TO MERoHASTs The msr-
chants Of the city are requested to meet
At the store Of Morgan, Read & Co, At
~ o'clock, this (Monday) evening, for
the purpose OF taking some steps to-
wards having right and justice rendered
na Il is well known that Louisville is
permitted to ship goods to any parties / u
Kentucky, who are and have been loyal to
the Government. while Evansville Is de.
prived Of that privilege,
Why is in That's what's the mat,
ter" Shut down OF Louisville or open
the door to Evansville. 80
EArn pr.W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

sTATE or ISpIAxa,
Vandrrbgrgh CauHty.
LoCIS RICHTER. CLERK or THE VAN
Is derbuESh Circuit Court n and for the eoanty
aforesaid, do hereby tify TO the sheriff Of said
county, what officers to . elected ct the next
G~aersl Election Ga the STATE Of Indianal 70 b.
held 90 the sscaad Tuesday IN Octoher 1854 Al
IN dieersat places OF helaing elections in sad
eounty, to-wi';
Governor Of the State
Li-utseant G..veruor,
A SECRETARY OF State,
A Auditor Of State
Trsasu sr Of STATE,
A Attorney General.
SarsriHtsedeEt Of Public Instrartion.
Clerk OF ii supreme CO, RI
kepoTtrr Of De T. Sas - supreme Court
fOer Judges Of >uprsme Court
Member q Congress sor the first Couxrrs-
sionAl District.
A Jadgs Of the Court Of csmmen Pleas for Ii.
District eenpossd g tns eouHEiss Of Vasasrhargh.
waFri' /. Gfhscu. ani Po.~y,
District Attorney tor the said District
A Representative in the Stats Legislature,
Al ~ kerFes-nt 1--we,
Clerk OF the Marlborough Circuit t'purt
er Of said 20 ATTY of vAnderba e.,
TT asarsr u aid Csasty u yaadsrbgrxh
I o Creme Dc DO % a. a.
Ceusty Survsyer Of sId couRty Of Wander
hurgh
ACOunty conns-sicnsr fertile second District,
Assessor isr ssch etn-hsp.
Wines. my hand aud the al q said Court. this
Us .ixfh Gay Of Sepsens<r. eightsen tas-
LOUIS R1eHraR. Clark 8
Il GEORGE WoLFLIN SHERIFF OF VAN
IL dsrenrgh County certify thai the Ahova i
true copy Of the original on Ale In ~ oase this
&c -'xth day Of ssp's asSs sish'ssa hgndrsd and
seps.Times. Bales. and Demoeras eovy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

asav p Treas. aud See.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
THE VERY LATEST
L E L Z q r "A = H.
Ersm ths Array Of shs Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoToMAo, I

Er@m the Array Of the PStsmRe.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoToxAo, !
Sept 9-s P ~ !
For the past two d.y. not single eab
h4s bees heard The rebels are report
ID to have been massing on our left, with
he intention Of penetrating our lines,
'ut have evidently given up tbs enter
Prise.
Within day or two strict orders have
zen issued Against intercourse between
pickets.
Contrababds from Chester county came
into our lines last night, and report trains
running on the Weldon Railroad a. Ear zs
S,oney Greek, where supplies are loaded
"a wagons and hauled to Petersburg, via
Dfnwiddis Court House.
The following dispatch is in the Rich
mond EagsIdreT. AE -
AEAv OF TEE TkxxEssEE,
September 6. 1854
To Gen BrGxtoa Bragg:
sherman has continued bis retreat b
yond Jontsboro.
(Signed) J.B. HooD.
nv AoAAs sept AV-ine herald
City Point special says that deserers
aud prisoners brought in within day or
w, state that ten l. e has moved his
headquarters from Rihwond TO the
leighbOrhood Of Rs-m's Station, on the
Weldon Railroad, with the asowed in
tsation Of giving battle. II this prove
true, we are on the err Of another terri
be battle. Our preparations for offense
and defsnse are admirable. aud Lee will
have to choose between allowing rs to
retain the occupation OF she Weldon
kaiiroad, or attacking oar enlrenehed pc
siGien. AKA
The Heralds correspondent with the
9Th corps, dated the sth, says; Yesser-
day morning at o'clock, the rebels made
an attack on one Of the advanced picket
posts Of the 5th corps, wonnding one and
eapt5ring two men. - = u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
River News.


The weather continues warm an,
Yearly clear, and the river is f.llins
aaee, having declined aboa, fee, .is,,.
Friday night
There is excellent navigation from
Louisville 20 Cairo. ba' business is dull.
aud nearly all arrivals are in Govern
'nenE service.
The arrivals since Friday night were
he ChaFmer and J A Fisher from Cairo
The TaraseOa, Palestine and Litsle Gre,
Eagle FROM Louisville, and the Cen
Nightingale, Ella Faber, Olive. Kat
Robinson and Anglo Saxon from Clarks-
vile the YirglniA aud Advance from
Henderson. and the R B Speed from
Green River, the Miami aud Kalie
from Tennessee River. -
Tae departures we're the ]. A. Fisher
and Charner Cor Cairo, the Gem and
Palestine for Nashville, the Tarascon
Ella Faber for Louisville, aud the james
tray TOR Weston.
The Tarascoz had splendid trip on
Saturday aight The J. A. Fisher had a
good trip oai and left early on Saturday
morning
The charner 20, a big trip and l.ft q,
? o'elock.
The Little Eagle Grey will be the ele-
giant aud popular packet for Louisville al
10 O'Clock this morning. Capt Ballard
Is in command, and Major Dick Cox. as.
sisted by Mr.. Patterson, is in the otFee.
George Williams, so long the popular
and accomplished clerk Of the Big GREY
Eagle and TsrascOn, is on bis way to
New Orleans to take charge Of the of
Of the Big Grey Eagle, in the New Or.
leans aud yicksburg trade. George is
one of the mos, aecurals and aeeomo-
dating clerks On the Western waters
The great Superior drew up to the
~harf on Saturday morning, ard is load
ing for the reanessee river, Cor which
lace she viii leave tonight or TO nor
~ morning
der ehimness have been repaired and
'he sits on she water price, beauty
We ere glad 20 learn that Cap, Dexter
has found hsrA very profitable boat
The grand Armada Is brushing up
and will be out mex Saturday with Capt.
J. '. Fbroop on her oof She is gem
The Nashville Ueioe. Of Tau. slay |
lays
The Cumberland was falling slo~ly
sstsrday With ibirty.two lnehss of va
- on saarpsth shosls We le1rn.
ia~ever, thai sbefe has been beax,
''s above, -stisient perhaps 10 esuas q
Sc Of + az irst
The K ne sod Cherokee arrived 80
lerdAy lrfm Evansvill~, wilh prisnt
rr'ght- Several boats. n the emplu,
the government, Impaired
FoR CAfao roDAY The si,sanf
Gamer Man, Capt Dan Clark. VIII
,'rasans and accommod atinx subordiu
'ss, will leave for Cair. Al 2 o clock
'r.cissly today. The Mani isw-llay
1oinied and 'wift, aud Capt Dan Is
'eteran Commander
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

eey Through the courtesy ofCapt Tomb
Ter, eommandans Of the post, We had 8
pleasant drive On Saturday evening to
she gossrnment cattle yards above the
city.
Frocl the number Of cattle shipped
from this point during the last month
with they an Der still on hand here, it ia
evident that Shermsn's army will
not suffer for beef, unless Wheeler or
some other rebel proves more successful
than heretofore in cutting eommuui.
cations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

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JeHx S, HorKixs,
Chairman Com. ARRANGEMENTS