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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-03

Aie0 Niaiy ldiiAclS Gi!o jO1iiCU Vic GUniGN6I2C6
army, in Frederick last July, have deserted
and been brought to Washington Complaint
is made by the Administration papers, Of al
lowing deserters who take the oath, or come
into the Federal lines, as much liberty as thew
enjoy-A soldier standing on the top Of the
cars, running on the Alexandria and Washing
ton Railroad was knocked off whilst passing
under the viaduct, on Saturday last, and kill
ed 1.-The =. S. Steamer Eutaw has been
making some trial trips On the Potomac, and
her speed is said to be very great she leaves
Washington to join the blockading squadron,
on Saturday next.-A Confederate officer, said
to be a relation of Com. Semmes Of the Ala
bama, has been arrested near Fort Washing
ton, in Nd.
From Memphis it is reported that the 10th
Federal army corpsis preparing for a movemens
into the interior of Mississippi, for the purpose
of capturing the large supplies Of corn and for
age on the railway to Mobile. Some twelve
thousand cavalry, it is said, are concentrated at
Corinth to participate in this movement As
Corinth was reported to have been abandoned
recently by the Federal garrison there, and the
fortifcations destroyed, either the one state
ment or the other must be untrue.
General Pope has issued instructions to
Generals Sjbley and Sully tor a spring CAM
paign. Tne plan embraces military posts on
the frontier, another expedition against the
hostile bands and the establishment Of military
posts along the route TO the gold regions Of
idaho.
The Exhibition of the Sunday School at
tached to the Methodist Protestant Church.
took place last night, and was we'll attended,
The Church was quite filled. The scholars all
ACQUITTED themselves admirably, and the whole
affair gave much satisfaction.
The New York Post states that General
Gilmore will come North in about TWO weeks;
and that several Of his best regiments have al
ready gone elsewhere, and others will follow
IF this be true, the siege Of Charleston is viz"
tually at an end
The official order relieving Gen. Roster Of
his command and appointing Gen. Scho6eId
in his stead is published. Gen. Foster is re-
lieved at his own request on account Of disa~
bility by wounds
The ''Grst herring of the season was
brought to market this morning, by Mr, l..
Cook. It was caught yesterday near Four
Mile Run. It was fine large herring, and
had quite familiar look, to the OLD danizen5~
The steamer Corsica, which sailed from
New York, yesterday, for Havana, took out
$4,000 in gold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-03

EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
Mg~ OFFICE--No. 1O4 King street, over
s.one's formerly French's) Book Store.
County COURT From the Record. y
MONDAY. An account of [. A. Stoutenburgh,
commissioner, to settle the account of Robert
Jameson, decd, executor of Henry Mansfield,
was pretented and ordered to lie for one month
for exceptions.
c. W. Lord vs. A. E. Thayer just Alta
judgement against defendant for $457.73, and
property attached ordered to be sold for bene-
fit Of plaintiff.
Carroll & Co. VS. Thayer-just alta. judg-
ment against deft. for $756,73, and property
attached ordered to be sold for benefit of
plaintiff.
TUESDAY. The Will of Benz Waters decd
was admitted to probate.
The will of Catharine Grant was admitted
to probate.
G. E. Kloeber vs. Hunt & Ketchum-on
petition-continued.
George Weismuler vs. JOS Bruce-unlaw-
full detainer- verdict for plft.
S. F. Beach was appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Catharine Grant.
J. w. Nash VS.. Hunt & Ketchum-on
netition. It was ordered that the goods levied
upon in behalf of Hunt & Ketchum against
". FL. Gleason, be sold.
Mrs. Mary A. E. Zimmerman, appeared
and qualified as executrix of the estate of Benz.
Waters, decd.
Baggott VS.. gory-unlawful detainer-
dismissed.
Kidwell & Adams VS.. Mi'ls-unlawful de-
tainer-contlnued.
Miner vs.. haudette e-appeal-continued.
Sarah w. Cross vs. Jas A. Javins- unlaw-
full deta;ner-jury unable to agree and case
continued.
Reuben Johnston vs.. Margaret Reily-uu-
lawful detainer-continued.
W. r. Howard, receiver, VS.. Christian King
unlawful detainer-jury unable to agree and
case continued.
DeForrest & Francis VS.. Peel & SteYens-
on sugg. continued zs..esls,
VIM Hughes vs.. Thomas Levy-unlawful
detainer-jury unable to agree and case con-
tinued. F
The will of Jane Thompson, deceased was
admitted to probate
A memorial of Lysander Hill, attorney for
sundry creditors and others interested IN the
estate Of Benz. Waters, decd, praying the
appointment Of commissioners to examine and
audit the accounts Of said estate, was present
ed and ordered to he fled 1
A petition Of Thomas A. Waters, one Of the
lagatees under the will of the late Benjamin
Waters, praying the decision Of the court. upon
certain prov sions in the said will, was present
ed and ordered to he filed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

- 3 :
i'ifiLA pELPnfA, a pril 20-The EHqtf
flr hAs the following;
aNoafaEk AssiI IL -Issfugses from
PlyaJath, North Carolina. report that
lighting commented on Sunday after.
uoop.k The rebels 10 force attacked
Fort Grey, shout a nile out Of the town,
GA fhe -Roanoke river. The ensmy
planted heavy battery on Polk :
Leland, shout a bali mile distant, and
kept up continuous fire The rebels
then made several charges up TO the
Fort, but sre each ssne repnlssd With
great slaughter when they at last re
tired.
"A rebrl. IRON ram and four gnnboats
moyed down 20 The ohsirassions, within
six rifles of tlse towr, 70 cooperate
With The Land forces
The rebels were 10000 20 5000
strong Theie cavalry i commanded by
Gen. HANSON
ten sweszel commands the Union
fareaa he ssgs P9meuth IS imPrrgna-
bic. 81
OR gppboais are stationed in tron.
Of the town. fhe Resell artillery divided
their ere to them
ssvsn persons wsre killed on the gun.
boat BomhsbelI
|. Itls sunicred shas the rebels made a
sinnlsensoas dealouslraiioain the yiein.
81 q Nawbern.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

y Law or PARTSERsHir yoa BrsrSEss
.s.slss.-->lne are indebted 70 the publishers,
Robsssa Clarke s Co, Cincinnati, for a
copy Of this ysIuahle little work, IL is
one Of a series to be issued By the
seine firm, all treating Of the leading
branches Of the law of the most praeti-
cal Importance. The author of the "Law
of Partnership is Judge Stanley Mat.
thews, Of the Cincinnati Superior Court,
a gentleman Of fine legal attainments,
who has devoted alIof his abilities TO
the careful consideration of his subject,
and seems to have discharged the trust
with eonseientioasness and success The
price Of the book is $l0o, which is SEN
by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of this sum
Address Robert Clarke i Co, Cincin
matt. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

Z lAsais Aslss4 "A q = ~. 7
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Az fSYALIn, 80. 8.
Publlshsa laF fhs isnaAf. aad ~ q wArsing and
CAUTION TO Y0uNG MEs who suasf non
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood.
ete.. saVpiysag AZ chs same uDs, THK MEANS
or sky CrRE by one wh5 has earcd himsslI
after being put gsaat expense aud injury through
medical kspsbug aud qaaekery.
BY snsIssiae . post paid addressed snvsleps
single eoplss may be had 81 tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ksg..
#fff## taHa htfasrsis kiaas Ceanty, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

TnKArEx -Tks threatening aspect Of
the weather Last evening prevented as
fulf an attendance at the theatre as usual,
but The play was excellent
Mr.. Hanchett, ss Iugomar, was tran
aeeddenf, being admirably adapted 10
the role, while Miss Price, as usual, shone
and dazzled as she always does, as Par
thenis, captivating all hearts with bet
inimitsble style. Indeed, every success
.iyplnigbs adds Bew1aurelsto her crown
of fame Another elegant bill to.night,
which desetyesa crowded house
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

ST LoUis. April 21.-The St. T.oais
County Court yesterday donated tract
Of 800 acres Of highly improved land,
II miles from the city. known as the
Singer Farm, 70 the Mississippi Valley
Sanitary Fair The farm is valued at
between $50 90 and $4,000. The city
has already donated aud paid into the
treasury so, 900 cash for the same OF
jeet It's hoped that these muni6cent
giits will furnish 80 example worthy Of
emuhtion by other counties and cities in
the country, and stimulase individaals
aud firms to render the success Of the
fair still more signal a q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

AS .IsDIAs1 TR1IoR-The Anderson
On her last trip 70 Cairo sook down from
Padseah sOme,20 or % rebol prisoners,
among whom vas MAJOR ~hs boosted
that be was from Indiana, sofae60 miles
back Of Evansville, and had taken
COMPANY with him to the rebel army
de was probably from the 7th Congress
sional District, and had been tatored By
John G. DAVIS and Deiana'R EckIes, or
Dan Voorhees, WelyeEe upable to learn
his name
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
iooD HOUSES for SALE.



ALvAH JOHNSON 4i4A-
XsYInIs Vigil AT PIBEIc AUCTrON AT.
~ tss C5art Bess@ deer, in Evansville. on
SATURDAY tbs S2sh II April. lisa, the follows
tmx SsFy dsssrAlis pEopsrsys vsEsa So
Les 8 il blatk 9. IN Geo ieelis Addition
Lets snd in BIoxk .. IN Coo8sslf-s Addltion
A4sitisn.
e.. 70 a, inea-.ive, Block ;. cood.sIr.
Lets ! p ssa Al . 9, Issia.svs. Block .,
Lots ;. aud :. IL Bloek ]. Psrrss's Aaditlon
Lsss |. and ,. IN Bleck s. Parrots Addifloa
Lnts aaA ?, Blsck 2. parfsffs Addifion
Les sxssf s Hloek 2. eenshsrn KsisrEsnsnf-
Lets y ssss y. Block laskss.sh-rn
Sorthsszs sasstsf Ii - pon4fiss Enisrgs-
Let H. p0astioz KzE4Fxsnasaf. Is b 10 Set,
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Lo, Biszz u. sexsz.ssss.Ep zssssgsHseai.
Nlnfk, lst~sen sydzzssss zzss Msia sirrsss. xith-
twa stoFs Frsns Hezsa. sEekss. - = =.
f.Ess q Les = 2 - e. sissk z. Grant
tag tkrss sns stssx FFssas Esssas
Loo ssd 2 y ssoek 2. e sse<Efsf's Es-
izTgsmesf.
two-ssory hease. tlsstss tssssaszzts. -
Lot sia Bszck I. ssstbsra Enisrraasnt.
Los ID set Lok I. Csger zninrxsnkas. % Gan
Street sish gns sfgsy bEirk Heasss q.
Let :. h.ask =, z Lesas.sss-good eFirk Hosss.
Lot :: e Bioes5ssss i..laazssi iarss BFiek
Lst.s. il nsoek q. s..ssss.ss.ssssz hOuss On.
Lets 5 s aad :, Biark -. Essiefz Eblsrgsneuf
/ tse story bfsck les az - &eeszf h between
4 vfze ana HyxAnzacn Hsfsess
Let 3, i BTock - LAfses ccs 40 story frame
i hsEne Assx = kwe sEssy hfgsks double ten~nent
Les - 2ad hA1s % g. Ia Bioek Is. Lamazsco.
Let =. Blaek - Easaean RslNEs=msnf, corner
u IeSsss azd kighkh .sEFsata, vita dwsgizg On
szmaa. 49, A+sN~@
Lots l. aaa ~ in Block 2. Eertheasferu "a.
! l&rxeEaema, vita awxsf4ak sn1use On No. Il
Tie slssy@ lets srs 81 ~ kikh ground and en-
brxeF ssase Of the h&azsoaiasf and aost s~~frab -
taiiafEz Lets In the eikx, Kkts IL . ehaao. iSnx
soaxaf but sss1on ofers = IL cffirsns e. EvNns-
vie. There are Loss AZ a Sizes A plat Of IT,
sazss csa he seen ~ zzy eszne, asf I wfyi t..ks
pl~zszrs IN shouiag 3ae prsperty - an times.
g4Ass wlshiax - ssllseaar havs thxtr property
F inserted Ia sAi4 ~ >sassss 80
TERNS-0n Nest ~ She zbor- prsperfy on-.
laird cash. caest5fra Il sEfnss sS4 .ers-thirs 30
<sfEhszss aaHfsss fee .Sase<hzzzss giving uotes
ssc1rSd - zSrtgzgs On the prez isas-
esxs ether city pregertT With aerTseussted
= - = prfzzts saisA Also VARSITY of L&14s n
" .zE7cks ta11exAurxh and Psssy coaatiss, and
i N hsafeekx- aesiss also 20 purchase o1s q
tSo Erzx eazsz .sssz6saee4 ca Hirsts esco14s q
Third STRESS. skoFs Azszz - -
sRlS - Rszl EzEAss Aseat. krnnsIIlle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Compeuna PsssesaI Of wa Cherry


has becssns . hsssshsis eofd throaeheaf The
west and south and his Worn LezenFas IN irss
thai yesf after their fnsFcdurtion. attained :
rep sstioa. - Sffs-s spread e. tna sanflaeat q
hersh Amefica.l hgt The etpWnlng aiaFy 81 hla
iis Esnains = = attained II his afas1 discovery
Or ratbsr uolrttnhffsn -, hs dasa rot claim 70
have easn tlls aisuptsrsr ct GEDRos, whlch l. ths
basis Of The btfIeFs new easfs4 "a me pubiic
Ihst honof bslsaEs e tie hafifs iHhabitania Of
ceafral Amarieat - eheln sss sirEaaz have hssB
knsrn for upre thaa i've knedrsd Eaasa. Armrf
WITH ~ tbs tpdiAn Blas tsfauas - Us masl dad
y nasaFia. lnd halasiss aftheut ear de- uost yea
ppaue sefpaHss- Il Il = balisf eitE thsm fbal
wbie tiIsfe y bfe4fh len IN tbs botY. ths Cedrsn
q putsut . cure 10 mAftsr What tts esseass fakg
be. rs s-sas Fsa5
WhissADrs Bail i oct prepared e lndsfsc shis
sFsrsSseAnt prsttssioa. be i nevertheless aefls-
asi ftpm thaFpuzh sxsnuaafisn q ths ssidsncs
rsiaflye ~ fis siFtuss, that asa Fsmadf sad pre-
Fsnt4tfrs for al diseases arising ffen e3aesnrr
sither - TIE esanfs q esa tier aas climate o. -
the Dinsmstle tnAuanCass Al ssanas vifhoul r.
"a, and tg.uy desefves tbs rspusafisn Il has -
lopg snisysd IN Csatral Amsries and kns Wesi Ia
dis In eFz ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

GuERRuLAs os THg BoRDER. -Passen-
gers BY the.ADderson last night report 4
small band Of guerrillas seen near Cars
Fille, Ky. No boats now land on the
Kentucky shore between smithland and
Henderson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
CITY NEWS.
An East Tennessee InlonIst.


II We net on the street yesterday gen
tlemau who illustrates true loyalty.
Capt. T. W. Fletcher, Of the 18th Ten.
nessee cavalry, vas conscripted by the
rebels 10 Carter county, Tennessee. lie
concealed himself in bis native noun
tians Cor saonths, and when Burnside
sntered East TeDnsssee be came out
With oBe HUNDRED aud ten aaen--Hss.
chosen Captain and joined the Union
% asarmy. While engaged recruiting be was
captured By party Of rebels who had
~ como out under Gag oftruce. lie was
90. taken before the rebel General Jones, at
h.s Jonesbofongh, Who told him he bad 70 be
-. shot for desertien, and for recruiting IN.
side their lines, but, as matter form,
he would be tried By eourtmartial
y Capt I. was then thrown into the county
dangeon At Abingdon, Virginia, where
be lay near SIX months, waiting sor his
trial and execution During the en-
tire winter he bad not single article
W W Of bedding, aud slept upon the bare
s=s floor withoaf osereoaL The fends
.s..r refused him bundle Of straw. Sew.
= s5eral attempt 70 break jal we're dis.
covered and he was femotsd to
& apother cell Finslly faithful negro
furnished him with tools, and with twenty
six others he escaped. His trial was 10
= take place the next day. They. gained
w ~ tie @ooia where lie separated from his
eompaniuna ne vas five days and a
a.. BALI without a inorsel'of food, in the
49, mountians in deep snow before he
8 - reached esass county, Tenn He reach.
ed his l4iis and eight children after an
. absenes or TX months. nd stayed bat
half en- hour with them. Hs then Eiade
HE way through theilihe and finally 70
VV O'potted himself to his regiment at Nash
'''' vile for duty. supposing him dead, an
aa other Captain had been chosen in biz
mar place, .rbo Instantly resigned when hi,
= LOST capsaia appeared Hs.ls here on q
short leave of absence 70 zee his brother
% Who i also : sfefages from his home
The Captains feet are frost bitten and
- 81 his healthsshdoh in paired bat he says be
90 v9ows4tbe. rebels too iafgsa debt 10 think
800 Of retiring from the service He Leave
today fofthe from, - -
He understands bis companions wSr,
ra-eantured fsf -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

An ACT 10 provide fs- ths hegrsr crxAnisasIou o
midas Affairs ID CAllfsrniA.

An ACT 10 pruvisIe fox the hsxYzr crzanfsaslou q
fndiaa AHslFs ID CAlifsrniA-
ID enaesra bgth4 S<sats asE HSazr N Rexrsss@6r-
ssgr- 81 10 Ess-k Ss1ars u 4sa~rses ~ Csnrens
seaaAlef. That, from snd sitter the nrss day Of
Aprif, ann0 Domint e5EAtseE hzndred and sixty
Scr the State Of California shall Cor tndi&z pur
posss. eonstksatsrsne saDerintands2ey. SIR which
there shall - sppointse BY the President Of the
Uaitsd ststss ~ knd With the adviee and cossszt
Of the senats.1 surertnteadszt 81 Indian azziFs
sr sAi1 sapsvinfeadsncy, ~ salaTy 81 thres thoz
SAID az kanaree 1ollsrs pr Anuam. Who shall
reside at point within said ststs % - ssirese1
b ths Secretary q the Interior. and whe. upoa
sxe1efinE eUaas uP0n such tsrnas and such sam
As may 6e EFeserihea By the Secretary q tbs Ia
ts<ior, and t4kfsg The usual cath q eEes- shail
have undeE his coufroi and nzsnzgeueRts IN hzs
manner and szhiars 70 Iks rniss aud reg1iztsoss
are Yresurfbet Cor sueerirtsad=sts Of othsE sa-
PeriEtr~ds1cssss ths sIDeiazsnnd In9ian rsssxT4-
tions that are eg say bere4fter b estAei1aeed n
sid State f<srssez, That he sapsF1Eiendsns
stall hrs1tsoriaed 10 acpsins . clerk. a. > es1-
panz<tion 1ot t. exesed eighesea hantrsd aotA@fs
~ anna1- -tA : = 49, zss~s
Sec. :. AaS ~ 6ersksr e~zes>i, That thers shall
- at aESEt ~ t6s Rrzsidsns. ss1 Al his disess-
tel, net exkeedfnk four trsets 81 is1as withia tbs
ffnzits q sad stzss - rueslns1 By TIE Usifsf
Stsfes for fhe pur2cs~ e In4i9a ressrxstfszs.
which sAaA Be 81 saitGbls sxksut fgF ~ acco1.
y sfs24s& 4atz -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

A. ,Aes rslatlagto acsiaz asslstsns raymastssn Ia
= tie navy, kfs rrEultfing HE aypofnfmsas u
cadets u gAs Naval -Assaen5- EffE
Be e s~aessd ~ "a Seaafs ssh Houss- q RsSre-
sas.saiares Il ~ Cssra nfs@isf Aussefta - Ca
grs.s ss.szzbied. Thst wasnsFsr the Prrsidsas q
ths Tnie-d STATE shaii Donisatss any seti8g
assistant rpsymastsr an the Foinntesf nsSaf
ssrssee. a. a1eoun1 % bic lxithfai. diiiEsnf.
4ad ssaSisaf ass<h4sgsaof dsty in the volaass~r
s~xvIcs 10 he an assistant paymastsr In the navy.
is shslf - aoob je@siou 70 hts 'sppoinsneat ans
eanfrma tfsa ahAt he Ia aFer tH-gsy-six years af
arvs- Pss~Sed. That be fvu : ever thirtT years u
4r-. stzd T--sriFea yarfss~s fhnf the an nb@9 Of
uAfrnssferS Ana assistant ps5 nasters a. aashor-
f1tt " AZ. ~ sct fe48esffhsFtby.
Sc p aassd ss 4 fsrfsss -szas4rf. That the etc
asufs a the Naval Ac&aeny, when examined fcr
admission thsrsto, shssi ee - sssa tAs ages q
f,ursreu ard eiKhteen years.
Approved, April I, isss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
= washington specials.
~ 4stssl.f q a. ~

Ns8 - 4-tsElst e o. Feet
WAzHISa1n&, April There are ra-
aaors that ahDlhar4 calf lars sfaops may
soon be made. New recruits are con-.
stAnsly arriving here from Philadelphia
and New Work, ~ ~ E
esflofs Yates. III IIflapis. Morton, II
Iadians, Loa.ss. sog Wisconsin, apd
Bropgb. ,pf Ohio. are here Gen Grauf
iel al 10 A. u FOR tha aEny
or 1I ! iessiia asaxl4i sssssisi 8
WAsnxsToxs April Il III is undeT.
stood . campaign Is 10 BE immediately
commenced There are strong indiea-
sious that the rebels are massing large
force in VsEgiHia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

HUSEEwKLL'E TOLB AG0DYEE,- This
Saosf ~0ndsffni aud reliable preparation ~bish
has earned is trae name and fans by sssasttsl
~hish has bslned every other attempt II relief Ia
Essraig1a, hLssssafiss,t seat, Asrross Head AeAe,
]zseN 81 RF .as.@ sBssssl .egss1aai-i', Hyts,is,
D.irs.s sfisr Eitisg 10 n sI.sP, Gsasrai Nsrsis
D,tag. faro<isa. 81 lFkoegiag coash. sad Ass5ssss
how declared 10 b. largely Sssross. For fhs pei1s
10 Msaisly Hss.ss~atfoa perfect rsiisf. ~hfi-u
tars's asisfzeft IL Hpdstufisna, and obs u tts
most iis poftsht points.
This sAlasBis prsPAraiiea stouid b ~ sser5
Feniiy. s.sa tsarsvtsss rTu.ls isfFsAi sse~--itJ'
OF - sBisndid Feaslifs.
3 T. HuSNEwELL. Proprietor,
Commercial wharf, , etea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
THE VERY LATEST.
TELEGR a H.
CONGRESSIONAL
rrryTTIth Congress-.First session.
E 8HHta wAsHIse4ox. April 81

= WAsHISGTox. April q.
HoUsE-The House went into cen-
mittee for the consideration Of the tax
bill, aud at Il clock had acted on all
the great provisions. comprising Il sec
tons. se.sas
Mr.. Washbufne, Of Ill, offered an
amendment, providing the stock Of IT.
quors on hand be taxed soc. per gallon
# was nearly earring out the principals
heretofore adopted By Congress Under
the law passed some time ago Forsign
liquors we're taxed and are nov paving
a duty Of soc. per gallon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
Washington seyss.

r. WAsaTsSTos, Aprifza Mr. Colemaa
On the Committee on Fsstssaiees, report
ed fayorably a bill for the relief Of Post
masters who have been robbed by7Ggp-
federates or guerfillas. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson's BIZ to provide for the
printing Of the oflies4I re ports Of the ar
mics of the L nited Stated, passed - 81.
Mr. Lane, OF Kansas, called up the
nth 20 mskre- Portland, ttregon, or Lea
seswosth, Kansas. pozts Of delivery.
Passed
Nj sisFenSt Of Penn. spoke against
atfRNn8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
oFFIcIAL.
laws OF THE UNITED STATES,
f'asssdaf4hs first ssssios ef the Thirty
loo eighth C5ngrsss

st2 as IPrBEic--No4 81. .o
Az Ar 10 Increase tie pension N tbs reyuiutkos-
ary psnAigutrs now an the rolls Of the Penssen
Offers A44 aes
ssss e4a rsef U 'fAsf khs~s< AhS Hssss IF EsRss-
s.aa~es 81 sAs txtsf Sfa-s ~ 4sasrs-a ~ G1svfsas
assss ibsSd. That there shall b pag1, cat q aay
moury In the Treasury not otherwise appyeprta
ted. the sum Of ore hapdress seilArs Per znaHm 70
each n the sarviving sei4ier1of tbs rev0luiion,
rev on thS p~usion rails, dHriBx fhsir natural
aivas In sdditien 10 the psA&isas - which III y
ar row satisisd Hnder former Aets Of Congress I;
aid raymsnt ~ aAts ftezA. sal esnsaszos o.. ths
hrst Gay of Jsnnarys eigh'ssu haEarr1 asd siEs5
iear. Aalt tses&ss AZ sheita~aah.
Approved. April I, lisa. ,4.. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
PAINTING.

THE UNDERSIGNED mas oPKsEp a
h shoaaakses g kisip.etrast. shess hesesa -
f1uad Al al times prepared % saEeEts is The ist
Il,ssItia zI14nnss ais k1nds - sffaass Ha3 efTs
Palutis<, sildies Aai FAFEB HAHuGkat ~
stFirt 1ifslatisn - hu fussf. - hopes - merit
iil5ssI shffset RA,f0asss :. o..a...,~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

BJ~We are Indebted to she officers Of
the wild winged Liberty No. ., and Of
that double.distilled essence of CREASED
lightning, the sauey little Grey Eagle. for
Louisville and New Albany papers OF
Wednesday, in advance OF all mails;
also TO Luce Murriu, we think, for copy
of the Greensboro Monitor of Wednesday,
and the Chattanooga Gazette Of Satnr
day. --.ff-gFF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

- s1~ I,rgtihass 4. jackson, State A.
saysr Of AasAaelilssrtts, after an analy.
sis Of Burnett Oriental Tooth Wash.
recommends it as superior dehtri6es
Sold by all druggists. Sold by Keller 1
White fdkwft.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

d BeA- Some very hRnasome improve
meuis are being made b. Dr.. Brady on
First street, which viii greatly improve
the appearance Of that vicinity. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

sIxaGoIn. ca, April 2n.-The enemy
i quiel There i txeis u1aerstas d;hg
between piekess on both sides 70 keep
quiet Gen. Patterson, whose brigade i
pieketed in front Of this place, got drunk
few Gays since 81 'IMinei HUI, and was
placed under arrest ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22

CrxciSSaTf, April sl-Ths river -
falling, with twenty-two aud half feet
IN The channel Wenther-CieAr Their
mometer ESP barometer $3.50.
PirrssuRe, Apil ai.-River s. feet b
the pier mark Weather clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
A General Rebellion.

Triumph OF Great Diseovery.
The pubie has Ssbsilef against s'sAsriiisg Hair
Dye. Fvhlen be fotpyorn afAems A asssesops
community has adopted IN their stead
cRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE, 9
and for these r-sHaHs II smhrowns and hlaeksfs
the Aair rot the slia. II is regefhis slaalieaf.
not bsrassJ sHid. u does not haslesaur nafar~
With kiaaalsa nsesalie t~gss, bat produces hsE owR
1, - kses1 Isacoolsng aakct - l,.fa7. ltss fa-
suit= aalfyrta. II ~srer fsils Manufactured
by }. CEIsTADORo, No g Astor Hosrc, Nev
York sod b al druggists. Applied by all
hAtr.dreGsrfs tFFa mch2s i'm