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LOCAL MATT,E:ES.

officers and Mcnbers of the 10Th
Illinois and Old Ellsworth Zouaves,
tcDt1on.-The officers and members
Of the 10Th Illinois volunteers and the
old Ellsworth Zopaves, arc urgently requested to
arscmhle this tFriday) evening. \. o'clock, In
rsom No. at the Tremoht House. Business OF
importance viii be transacted, and 1t ie lmpcra-
lively necessary that every one connected with
these two organizations shonld be present.
The Picnic to~Naperyllle.-This bids
fair to be pleasant occasion tomorrow. Ample
arrangements are made to carry all who want to
&C. Fare only one dollar for adults, and half
price for chdren for ride Of thirty miles aud re-
turn oser the neW Burlington road, whish IL said
to he smooth and very comfortable. NapervlI!e Is
now. Blakeslee Is to furnish ice cream, also Re-
freshmenta for those who leave thet1 baakcts be-
hiod. Train leaves Great Central Depot, ioUt al
Lake etreei, tomorrow (Saturday) morning, at
BIS. Go early to get good seats IN the cass.
Picnic E1cursioo.-A picnic excursion
10 Winetka, On the Chicago and Milwaukee Rail-
road. will be given ,o-moErow, for the beneat Of
the Firtt Reformed Presbyterian Church. The
e:ounds at W1netka arc pleasantly located, and
Just the place for the seekers after comfort who
dwell IN large cities. There Is m abundance OF
amuec1neuts for the little folk. The excursion
t1a.n will start from the Milwaukee Depot ut nine
An.
Pr1soncEs OF War Of the 5tst, 83th and s9th
ILL.,, as well az alt other regiments in shermsnrs
army. can now collect theiF back pby. Wildwood
mothers and wivcs Of said prisoncrs should apply
at once to BREWSTER & Brown. War Claim
Agents. ia Dearborn street, near Post Office.
in1dkEik-2t
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GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION,

GRATUITOUS FXHIBiTiON,
which the people OF .Kurope nocked By taoasands
from distances often TO twenty miles to Hlsneis;
GORGEOUS PAGEANT,
mora brilliant tnan ever beheld BY mortal eyes since
the daya OF Chivalry or the splendoFs Of tho
FIELD OF TIE CLOTH OF GOLD.
In sbis great proctasion will appear tho GRAND
CHARIOT OF EoLU8,
9TH r. fa Opera Band followed by the elaborated,
GOLDEN CAR OF pAEIs,
and containtr N
ALLEGORICAL TABLEAU OF AMERICA,
represented py groups Of beautiful females. essscaly
Is Complete this beautiful picture. M. Czockesr,
to de Wood-r snd admiration OF every one, sntezs
the den and leads out y large
LIVING LION IN TIE STREET,
and It ths woEd of command bounds With terrific
uy ouches Al the tees cl e Lady1 the Goddsa, Of
hsi5 10 sRe ses
A, D. 1sS9. Around arc placed beautiful girls,
t.E ss.sa ~ rhs
paietic Ple,u'e viii be followed By
KEPTuhE'S SEA CHARIOT,
Chinese Chariot Of Ccnfuc1ns. the mAaa!va CaEe Of
soIs @s1shie. eIs.a Il detscb@sats q tss msg;
TG5 f AE 4 IT, 2sHS sso.
on tho American Continent.
THE CIRCUS COMPANY
tte emsilesl shetand Ponies ercr sssa n tins cou1
t1'' An0nf tho 9e5f9,Rits TR9. HSspox
and NJ. George Wilson.
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Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-This Hall
IL 10 rent for ali the purposes for which such halls
tiona eau be made 1T the uf1ce, adjoining tae en-
uance to the Hall. jel9-h9a0-n
fB~ House and 5fgn Printing. Calcin,ning,
Glazing and Graiping. Paper Han9in.s and Win
dow Shades sell,ag at wholesale and retail al New
York prices. F. E. R1oBI, 50 Randolph street.
Box 1858. je3h41e-1m
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IHE kFABn P1ASo-STuL ANOTHER TEsrmo.
a1AI--Mr. JuliuB Baucr, dealer In pianos and mn.
slcal instruments at Nos. % CLARK aud 80 Wash,
lneton streets. received the following testimonial
relative to the Knabe piano from Mr. Louis stsab,
one Of out most eminent Chicago piantsts.
... CHICAGO, June 9, 1884,
William knabo i Co.:
GfaT1EaEs: It gives me great pleasure to ex-
presg to you my high opinion OF your beautifully
Toned Instruments. deem the N mugt perfect as
Eho!e-tonb b1niug thu most essential constttt-
ents OF power and evenuess OF tone and accuracy.
Ine b1ss possesses admirable ciearness and rich.
ness Of tone. and the higher notes retain that dis
tnctuefa 60 necessary 10 the cultivation OF the
ear The touch appeafs particularly sensitive.
and reflects great credit fts manufacturers viii
references to its perfection.
The Introduction OF your pianos In the West has
created new era. and will no doubt crown your
efforts with the Euccese Jou 10 richly deserve.
Very truly yours, Lor1s STAAB.
, 1864-06-24

the world has ever seen. combining in itsef all tho
GREAT EQUESTRIAN ARTISTS
Of England and Continental Europe, numbering
neaf!y enc hundred male And female art1su, IN ad-
dillon to tne who standt without peer AMONG The
celebrities oi the age, viz
CROCKETT, the Lion Tanner,
with den OF
SIX ENORMOUS LIONS,
fteah from the forest, uutaned and uninbdusd sA{c
by tits HAGNlPOTEhT BEA8T COSQUkREf,
whoto daring exploit u Astleys Amphitheater. Len
don .on hta en9usi1g tans In1s RioE3ou. - a1t cor:
which had escaped froun thelr cage and 1e1onIed =
poor fe1GE Eho fell in their nad By b! MYsIE
r1OpS POH ER queiling their taxe and thlr1t for
blood, and 1e1cinx them bacH to their cage. He Tu
appear In each performance IN their eE oInous dan.
and demonstrate bis control over them BY making
them perform = number ofnAueuEr1f nd novel evo
lutfoEs.
Nj. HOWEg, With desire to gratSJ the universal
public, AZ well hll imznediate patrnns, Announces
4 HrAnd
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COL. J: =. WOOD CO.. .fzoprtetors and hnsx1s.
4. D. HRADLKY. .DEec.or Of Anuseoeat9-
, 1864-06-24
GAanteD-aaGnt8.

w ANTED-A ftw energetic, re-
~ liable men can nnd * s4dy snt prcat able sun.
pio3mtn n cnuFaseinzioz t1e Pictorial Gallery Of
4IimaIed Nature" b. Ksv. v Biz z1tJ-one ,spea
dla 1olum' roysl octayo, l..n0 pazeA euao~ Il shed
aln,iaes so!a only By travelling sGen's. E:eissiya
shE hMnt,I. III Dearborn street, Chs:axo, III.
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w ANTED-Agents for schmuck.
w erb History, ct the Rsbenloa-tEagusa aad
h,srozy to the faIl Of vlcksbusE md Pofs Hudson.
To- E sn sIo5y a 3 tae1 u ns n..d 1ota y
Also aysn's M foF re popular T. aEs1cy eoos Ghroa.-
humorous and highly Interesting work. on which
sgents ase rem Araaby aucc:s.fni. PElee p e. Send
cor Pn6lshefs, LII Dearborn streea Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-06-24

DASKET PIC.NIC.-The Clark
- Street and Trinity II. E sabbath Schools will
tin In An Unicn Excursion over tbs now Chicago
Du1lilk ktoo and Quincy Rai1rtAd. TO
, 1864-06-24

Ample arr an xem ec IL are mAde 10 accommodate
large number Of Hzcurstoni.ts to the village aat
groves 0, Napetvi]e. Train leaves Great Cen raj
Depot at sl5 distance Thirty iles}, arriys home It
6HP H. Fare for the rouud tElp for adults oals VI,
children 20 cents. Proceeas for the benent ofPLI
XoCTH CnuncB AN sAnnATu SCHOOL.
te14R521 It tthp
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Doors rpe1 stt4 O'Clock. Curtain rtses 1t 81 o'ck
F. usiJ Circle, y eta: tr-ate Boxes. G.11; Single
s.8ts IN Boxra, 50 cent?. uY49h1l3lw
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convention at all: without lender, without !
policy; afraid TO make platform except AZ lead
ft, policy and platform .fr furnished in the onlce
and columns Of ycur eeceah sheet, whefeSs the usl
OF mecitngs fou are afraid OF meeting tho enc
my; Why meet yourselves, whcu you allkno~ thu
there IL no friendship among the wfckedt An in
definite postponcmr1t would have been the best
Let the Cxtcutivc committee meet onca more ant
introduce an nmendmcut 10 the effect that the con
Tsntion Be adjourned .."e ,a dse ,,,.
Why cunbereth 1t the g1ouuds
pEH AND 1sk ksKxrcu-BRowT'sL Lonp's p8ArxR
-" Pen and ink portsaits' have often been spoke,
Of and, BY some, valued as vivid e1poneuts Of III.
qualities and actions in them set forth. But tn
term ia aliesortcal The pen is by common con
sent allowed to be far inferior to she pencil, aut
unmeAsurably below the burn In the pr0ductioI
Of the l1neame1ta Of the human facc dylne. Il
least one e1cepnon-a real picture. exec1ted viii
the pen aloue-one whose foelity in outline ant
accuracy in expression might well be envied b.
the best Of paanters or enxEavers the world b !.
We1eder to D. F. Bscwn's work, s.The Lord,
PFaye!, Just arrived hom New York, where th.
thus unique production. The subject Is Old: II.
Lords Prayer hns been 70 osten handled By sspl
rants for artielc lame Tint the selection ol t6i!
originality Or sucesst. Yet probably no one wouli
have ever dreamed Of the Ech field Of seutn,
opened in that petition hsd not The creative hant
e and beauty. a deecsi iption of the WORK 81 I'm
poseihle; We ehan only attempt to mention It,
1eadine features. =.
This skeleton Of the work ia the words Of tbt
: prayer beautifully executed; the leading word o
zach phrase bel. Z prominently given and nlIed il
With allegorinal groupings: Just Above the cente
magnldcentlg executed bed Of The Savior, /
painting Of the ''Lord't Supper" For it, cIassit
expression and delieae, Of finish It is unsurpsssa
bic, and ia alone sufficient to place the artist Ii
4ht. front rADE In other Dart4 of thA hed ar,
drawings Of the Mangcr Scene, the Madonn.
and Child, the BaPnsm, Sermon on the Mount
T1ansdgurattou. C1uctfxio1. Hislus from ~,
Tt.ab and Ascension al executed in the ver1
highest style Of art. In the surrounding borde!
arc heAos Of the Twelve Apostles. alsJ copied
From Leonard1 &c V1nc1, ali painted with the samt
1Fnthfnness and beauty &c have 4ready Indie atee
The Size Of the work Ia a3 by 8 talhes 1t IL on
s.xhibittun 1t The rooms OF Grover q Baker, on
lake ftreet. and viii we'll repay Wit oftnsoee
lion. We understand ttst Photographic mlnuends
arr being prepared fur those who wish to procure
4 copy OF ibis ma1terplecc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-06-25
Summons.

Circuit Court. Pierre County. Wisconsin.
4. ". DitmaTs. plaintiff. against Lloyd j.. Lew
is. Luther l.. Lewis and Porter NJ Smart,
coTartners under the name of Lewis, Broth
or 4 Co.. defendants.
The State IF Wisconsin. TO the above named
defendants
XOU are hereby summoned and required
4 ts answer the complaint of a. w. Dit
mars. the above named plaintiff. a copy of
which * filed the office of the Clerk of this
Court for said county. at the town of Perry.
im said county. and Ia serve a copy of your
answer OH the subscriber at his office. in the
city Of Prescott, in said county. within twem-
" ia, after the service hereof upon YOU, ex-
elusive Of the LAY ~ such service and if you
fail 10 answer the complaint as hereby re-
q ired. the plaintiff will take Judgment ag'st
yoG for the sum of one tlorsand seven hun
dred and sixteen "a 100 ''nllars. with interest
on the sum of S';f9 l3 100 from the 9Th day
of January. 1858. and with interest on the
SIM of S619 u 100 from and after the 5h
day of Nav 1853. aud with interest on the
sum of Sll3 - 100 from and after The I'll
,Iav Of March. 1853. and with interest nom
the 20th day sf March. a. D. 1858. on the
sum Of 1904 20-l00, besiucs the cost of this
action.
Witness. Hon, L. r. Wetherby. Judge.
this 23d day of january. 1864, Al the town Of
Perry. in said county.
80 VI JIG. Button. Plif's Atty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-06-25

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of William Foust dc.
ceased.
ON READING AND FILING the pc.
~ titlOn of L. Field. OF River Falls in said
county. representing among other thugs, that
William Foust. hate of Pierce county, on the
first day of July. 1868. ut Gettysburg. In the
Stale of Peunsy lvania. died iHtestate leaving
gOptls chat telsand estate With this county,
and prayiE,. shat administration ofsaid estate
be la him granted: 1t is ordered that said
petition he heard before the Judge of thi,
Court on Mnnday, the 9Th day Of
June next, at L o'clock T. ". at his
office, in the city of Prescott. And it is fur.
Their ordered that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs of said deceased. and 10
all the parties interested in said estate, by
pu blishing a copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior 10 said day of hearing.
in the Prescott Journal. a weekly newspaper
published at Prescott. in said comfy.
WILLIAM HowEs. County Judge.
Dated at Prescott, May 9, 1854. 2-E3
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Referees sale.

Pierce Corniy. Circuit CourI, State of VS.
cousin. Henry Kugler, plaintiff. against
James G. Hyatt. Louisa Hyatt. c. ". Wig
gins and Mathew Anderson. defendants.
DY VIRTUE and in pur nance tn iudg-
ID melt and decree Of fonciOsnre an! sale
rendered in said court in the above entitled
action. dated the Esd day Of Way. 1864. |
sliall expose for sale and sell Ia the highest
bidder. at the frO,t door # the City Bank uf
Prescott in the city of Preecnit, in said coun-
tv and State. ON Monday. the nth day of
Jnly. 1864. at 2 "'clock in the afternoon Of
said day the following described mortgaged
premises, or so much There as shall be nee
tssary 10 satisfy The amount of said Judgment
and costs aud expenses of sale, to-wit Ire
east half of the southeast quarter at section
enc. township iwenty-six. range nineteen.
and the vest half of the Southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section thirty
three. ia township tweniy.seyen of range
eighteen. containing, la all. one hundred
acres. more or less, all in Pierce county. State
of Wisconsin
Dated May &c. 1864.
II. A. JAY, Referee.
YorNG & FITCH. Pits Att'ys. Ave
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Estray Notice.

Came into my enclosure abOut tina LIST Of
January. red COW, with some white on the
belly. tips of horns bored, in poor condition
The oEner is requisite 10 pay charges ans
take i,cr away.
G.. W BAERETT.
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One hundred words viii hc counted as =
sauarc of slid matter over leo words will
Le counted as two squares; over 200 words
az three SQUARES. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed by Statute.
Loaded ar displa, cd advertisements will be
charged 50 per ctl (. abb e thee rates.
Special notices 5 cents per line for first in
seItion. and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance: all OTHERS quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered. VIII
BE continued until they are ordered out. and
charged accordingly
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DEALERS IN

T WISH to sell my farm in the town Of Oak
4 Grove. three miles from Prescott. on tbs
County Road.
EIGHTY ACRES, ALL FENCED,
Forty five acres under cultivation. A good
House and Barn and two wells of water Oh The
place. Also.
FORTY ACRES OF TIMBER.
in the Trimbelle woods. Ter. reasonable.
Apply to nue., on the place.
HENRY HAMMOND.
Oak Grove. Jan. II. 1864. 36-w3l
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ParEklaurs, & Wilson.

prArERs in General Merchandise, Orange ST
Prescott, Wisconsin. sgd
FssDb. Jgse 6, lsSz.
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Probate " Otice.

Pierce County Court-In Probaie--In the
matter Of the estate ofDIllon Hyde, deceas-
cd
ON READING AND FILING the peti-
~ tion of J. d. Trumhle of Fl,asant VAL
ley, in said county, representing among other
things. that Dillon Hyde, late of leasant
Valley in said county. died interstate. leaving
goods. chattelS and estate within county.
and praying that administration ot ,.,Id estate
lie la him granted Ii is ordered that said Pc
iiiion be heard hef.ire the Judge of this Count
on Monday. the 9Th day of June next, at one
o'clock r. ~. at his office in the city of Pres
colt And it is further ordered. that not &C
thereof be given 10 the heirs of said deceased
and ia all persons interested. by publishing
copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior 10 said day of hearing. in the Prescott
Journal. weekly newspaper, printed and
~ blished at Prescott, in said county.
WM. HowE~. County Judge.
Dated 1T Prescott, May 8. 1864. M 3w
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PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT.
coRRFCTED WEEKLY BIT
gEARDSLEY & LYF0R L
Dealers IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
on THE LEVEE
Grain and Flour.

PIEscorT JOURNAL OFFIcE.
June %. 1864. !
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BUSINESS CARDS.
al T o r n EY S.

=. &. IoCSG. y. u. FITCH,
YOUNG & FITCH,
ArrnaxxYs At Law: All business entrusted la
their care will he promptly attended to.
Office in Concert Hall Building. Prescott.
Prescott. Nav -. 1861. n2tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

morning. Meantime, Lee sent in fac
of truce, asking cessation of hostilities
for tHeuty-four hours to enable him 70
burg his dead Grant promptly replied
that Gen Lee need give himself no IN.
easiness on this subject; he Grant had
plenty Of men, and would see that the
rebel dead were properly buried. and the
wounded cared for, and that Gen Lee
must not allow any consideration of this
kind to interfere with his contemplated
movement
There we're 300 rebel prisoners at
Belle Plain. They are we'll clothed, well
fed and are pronounced BIZ Gus men the
best looking prisoners We have ever ia
ken from Lees army They make no
complaints about their rztions here.
In Washington the feeling. particular
ly in official circles, IS confident. but no;
enthusiastic. Nobody dozbts that there
is still severe work ahead Of Us: mean
time, all looks encouraging.
Sigel has seen heard from. General
Crooks is not far from the Lynehburg
and East Tennessee Railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
Correspondence.
EvAksvnLE, May 10, 1864.

EVANSVILLE, May 10, 1864.
Miss Fancy b. Price:
The undersigned take this method OF
rendering to you our grateful acknowl-
ments for the genuine enjoyment which
your various PRESENTATIONS, in this city,
have afforded us, and our assurance OF
the high appreciation which we entertain
for you, not less, in consideration OF
your elevated character, as lady, than
Of the distinction which, as an actress,
you have 50 early won.
Having learned with regret, that for
the present, your connection with the
drama in Evansville, is about to be
severed, We beg leave TO tender to
you complimentary benefit, and
urge upony GA III, acceptance, as y
slight token OF our sincere regard.
BE kind enough to signify to us, ss
your earliest convenience, sho time when
our Offering will not be inconsistent with
other engagements.
We hope you will believe as when we
say that on your departure from Evans
vile, you viii leave behind you many
ardent admirers aud warm friends.
Please accept the assurance Of oul
most distinguished regard.
Morris ; Johnson, d. }. Bigelow, Henry
c. Gwathmey, Edw Tombler, Ben. Stir
sou, C. r. Bement, J. Gill Shanklin, F
p. Carson, c. DENLY, Fred r. Preston
| Geo. II. Stockwell, VIM H. p. Stoddard
Osborne Re LEY, Gu4.Lemek, ]. n Silver
thorn, Blythe hynes, N. H. Stockwell.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

Il THE FIELD, Mag I4-6, ?. M-Lee
is now on the right bank Of the river in
front Of Spottsylsania, instead Of its
rear.
The enemy made dash Oh Wright's
9th Corps, and gained momentary adj
vantage At P. n, but were gallantly
repulsed in few minutes and driven out
with considerable loss.
Grants strategy has thus far bewilder-
ed Lee. He has steadily moved the entire
army By corps By the flank from Wilder
ness Tavern to this point, and acted Of
fensively the whole time.
The Ny, Pc and Tar rivers, and the Mat
tapony, eight or ten miles south Of this,
and intermediate country, Lee considered
susceptible Of defense aud erected sub
s,antial earthworks last year, immedi.
ately fronting our present position. They
are sodded aud seem TO mount heavy
guns.
We are between the Ny and Pc rivers
from one TO two miles north Of Spott-
sylvania.
Our loss, so far, is estimated at IS 900,
proportionately slightly wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

NEW YoRK, May l6. = The City Of
London, from Liverpool the 4th, via
Queenstown the 9th, arrived to-day.
1t is asserted that the reason of the
Georgia visit to Liverpool was that she
may be sold, proving her un6t for a cor
sair The Southern Club invited the Off.
GERS to 3 banquet
The previous news caused the Confed
crate loan 10 advance II per cent, clos
ing al 66 and 66l.
In the House of Commons inquiry was
made as to the truth Of the statement
that the United States troops in Mime
sofa had been permitted TO pursue the
Sioux Indians into their territory.
CArdwell said it was true and offered
to produce papers,
Danish war news was untmpertant.
A conference called on the Sd was
postponed till the 4ih English Journals
continue to express little hope Of "a
vorable issue.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Cotton closes
dull, quotations are barely haintainable
Breadstuffs quiet and steady Provis.
ions steady Petroleum tends downward
LONDON, May 5.-Consols for money
90i9o0i. Illinois Central shares 2+@
% discount Erie 59G6l discount.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17


PHILADELPHIA, May IA special 70
the Evening TslsgrGph from Washing
ton says Surgeon OF the Goth New
York regiment, who was captured with
GOO others, came into our lines on Sat
urday with the body Of Gen. Wads-
worth, which had been inferred BIZ order
of Gen. Lee, IN a neat coffin
He also saw Gen. Longstreef ia bis
tent He Is wounded in his collar bone.
The wound was not mortal, bat would
ineapaeisate him for active dniy for
soms time.
Gen. Stuart was not down At Rich
mond At the time that Gen Sheridan
was near, and is nos in Gen Lee army
unhart The rebel loss is tremendous,
bat there is no Indication Of their giving
up yet The rebel lines ara well sup.
piled By lines in the interior Gen Lee
has not been wounded, as the Surgeon
saw and talked with him the day when
be gave him permission % take the body
Of Gen. Wadsworth lie is Of the opin-
ion that the rebels will yet make a des-
perate resistance. He says their priva.
tons only seem 10 exasperate them, and
they have not given up the hope and
idea Of exhaustlng Us, aad compelling US
to abandon the conflict.
Gen. Crawford, who was cut of from
his command Of Pennsylvania reserves
last week, supposed to be a prisoner, =
reported TO have rejoined the reserysa
-Four more boat loads Of wou-1ed ar
rived here this morning f'sn Acqu'a
Creek.
Some Ohio militi- passed along the
PennsyIvanis Railroad to-day, making a
| fine aprsarance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
new York Markets.

NrS YoHx. Nsy 70
COTTON about i better. S5asse flr n ssJIfrg
bpl4Hds. and s2fssse Sof Low MlddIlnxs
FLUhk--Stafr and Western more artive and L
higher S14x7 10 for Extra State 81 2saasT 4
f-r kHtra RHO, aud s. 50ass Is for trntIe
brsHds, closing hsna with 10 sellers AZ the insie
priees.
WHISKY hFmsr, irregular, aud uns.ttlsa
81 2 Tor State, aud 81 2sasI SOL FOR wesfera
WHEAT decidedly more active, AMI 81 Z
higher 81 508Si g. for ChleAgo spring. 81 "a
- 90 for Allsaukes Ciab, and 81 64fsl Ct Ia
Winter Red Western.
CORN Tsry scarce aud aFnsr: Mixed Western
81 Is. in store.
OATS dan and areopias sasso,5e Cor West.
ern.
WOOL quiet.
PETROLEUM STEADY Rehned Ia bond. Sc.
do. June aad Jaly. 5T1se.
PEoFIsI0SS-Pork lower Meas S2E s0asaa
Old do. s2d T58SzT. New DO closing Al latter
prise; s25ssza fOr old nna Nos PEiae, aud -
isr Prime Mess. Beef market auiet and mn
changed Lard ecntiuuss dun at Ia1.Rl4e But.
Ter searoe aud higher, a 2seg3nc for Uhls and q
sfssc for state. Cheese = shade eAs4er, At lsaisc
fsr New
monty rules cay at scr per cent. eAisay a.
STERLING EXCHANGE quls, At isi,salaa
for currency
aud doslns Arm ~ Is,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS morn active And arm.
FiFs-I seniles. coapons, iesIxasi0s; $40 Urea
.1Fy Neset, Oetobef and April. ii2.