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The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVULE
~ Tor 0roviile dsily-ccnnecting al urovi!le with
Stages OF the California Stage Company for Shasta
ana tx Northern Mines
Leaving Marysyille at 81 AN, and T. NJ.
Leaving oroville at = \. NJ. and r.
Freight reaching Marysvi,le by steamboat, con
signed To- Csre et Railroad will he received On the
cars at the Steamboat Landing. and forwarded
10 Oroyie without cost for forwarding commission.
or drayage.
At oroviiie. merchandise for M country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot and delivered 10
or,leF Of owners free Of charge
fe6 40ti ANDREW J. SINNEY, Supt.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

The only chance for some mems bats ever
to contain anything valuable is 10 pass them
around for pennies. a rr-s-.4
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
An Act

For the better Protection of the Agricultural
Interests in certain Counties in this State,
and the more efectual Prevention of the
Trespsssing of Animals upon Private Pro-
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
Shakespeare on Neutrality.
"SHAKSPEARE MANGLED.

The following is cut from the London Illustrated
Times which journal. finding the shoe to ht grace
fully puts it on
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

THEY boast of sBow drifts forty feet high out
10 Wisconsin. <
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
READY for SPRING TRADE
We are now opening and receiving q
complete stock Of Cloths. Cassimerss
and vsstings, which ne win
make up 10 order 10 the
Heassss and most ssyiE 81

ana fo8Aafsf NntCe VS. VIII
make up 10 order 10 the
neassss and most ssYa-f4 81
ish mARner.
av0 hN bate2asiso aEalsa
esae ffH sA s
- $50 uu
nnf
f s'tF
H E4-
#s
5fw wf1
We have also purchased magnificent
lot Of Gents, YoatAs' and Boys
apparel, which. owi.g 70. their ~
superior quality, style and
make, cannot be ssr-
passed in aay
market
Hffs
s saas 81 8
Our stock Of Furnishing Goods are IS the
best materials which ibis country makes
aud imports, and consisss Of ehirts,
Collars, Silks. Linen azd Cotton
Usdes Garments, Hssdhes<
chiefs, Neck Ties, Alsx-
ander's Kid Gloves,
Hosiery. b..
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
Uhe Daily auarpaI.
HENS BY TELEGRAPH
Frorn WashIngton.

WAsHfEGT0sf 1IaTch iI,--odle5 Oi L. /
40 bonds exceed expectation. The re-
cent demands reached the full capacity
Of the Department to supply them. The
amount Of sales reported at the Depart
ment today, was $1,000, 160, the total
amount reported at the Department dur
ing The last four days is S7,4O0,000
The report Of the Committee on the
Conduct of the War, relative to the Flor
ida expedition, says that on the 18th Of
last September Gilmore addressed Hal
lecE, to send force to operate in that
State to recover territory, cut off the
rich sources Of supplies, and increase
the number Of colored troops. On the
ODD Halleck replied, authorizing him TO
take such operation as he might deem
best Jan. 22d HalIeck wrote: aThe
matter is left entirely to your judgment
and discretion, with the means al yo1r
command, if the expedition win give an
outlet for cotton, or open the Geld to en-
list colored troops, the advantages msy
be sufficient to justify the expense; but
simply as military operation, the Gov
eminent attaches very little Importance
to such expeditions
Gen. Gilmore urged that the oeeupa-
ton will afford an outlet for cotton, lum-
Der and other products, and would pre-
vent the rebels from obtaining supplies
Of beef aud the use Of the rails Of the
Fernandina and s. Mays 4 r., obtain
colored recruits, and inaugurate reayons
for a speedy restoration Of Florida into
the Union The only step taken by the
President seems to be the following;
Executive MANSION, J
Washington, Jan. 18th, 1864
MAJ. Gen. Gilmore:
understand that efforts are being
made By some worthy gentlemen tore
construct loyal State Government in
Florida. Florida IS in your depatt
meni, aud tits mol unlikely you may not
be there ia person, / have given Mr
Hay the commission Of Major and sent
him to you with some blank books, and
other blanks to aid in reconsiruction
lie win explain the manner OF using the
blanks; also, my general views o.. the
subject. It Is desirable for all TO &c
operate, but if irreconeilable differences
Of opinion arise, you are MASTER
wish the thing done in the most speedy
way possible, so that when done it be
within the range Of the late proclaaia-
ton on that subject.
The detail Of labor will Of course have
TO be done by others but win be great
y obliged If you viii give Il such general
supervision as you can find with your
strictly military duty.
[Signed,l A, LINCOLN.
The expedition Of some 5000 or 5000
was placed by Gen. GiIlmore' orders an.
der Gen. Seymour and Rear Admiral
Dahlgren, and furnished with three gun.
boats. Particulars Of these operations
are given, which have been substantially
communicated TO the President hereto
fore aa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

NEw YoRK, April l2--The Herald $
Fortress Monroe dispatch reports that
during the attempt On Saturday to des-
troy the Minnesota, an apparently float
ing spar approached her, which, on get
ting nearer, was asoertained to be boat
with three men in H. The lookout
waved them of, but they pushed boldly
for the frigate, and in a few moments
an explosion similar to twenty cannon
was heard The vessel shook as II With
an earthquake, and tho men tumbled out
Of their berths and hammocks, when, in
the confusion aud excitement, orders
were given TO pursue the daring rebels,
but the Admirals tug, lying alongside,
had no steam up, and the other tugs on
picket were too far oll to DO Of use, and
the marpuders rapidly disappointed in
one Of the creeks Astounding on James
river. The damage-by the torpedo was
very trifling and has been repaired.
The Heralds Army Of the Potomac
dispatch reports that The bridges have
been repaired and traius running Those
which left Culpepper arrived in Washing
ton at II O'clock.
The rains will still further delay the
movements Of the army for the present
The roads are in a terrible condition.
The Times has a letter from the steam.
err Arkansas, New Orleans, dated the
I'd, which reports that the rebsl steamer
Clifton, formerly United States gun
boat OF that name, while attempting TO
run the blockade at Sabine Pass, on the
night OF the 3lst ult with over seven hun.
bred bales OF cotton, got aground on the
bar. She remained there and was burnt
to prevent her falling. into our hands.
She was totally consumed. fnrf Hta
A large side-wheel steamer with 4. 600
arms for the rebel government had run
into the port of DeIasco, after being
driven of Galveston Bay by our fleet
She get aground in Delasco Bay and the
blockading gunboats attempted to cap
ture her, but were driven OF BY rebel
shore batteries, whose guns were longer
range than ours. The blockade runner
subsequently got off and proceeded into
port Deserters report that she has been
loaded with ], 100 bales Of cotton, and is
waiting an opportunity 10 run out. Our
vessels are watching to catch her.
rwOrld's Special
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate's
Finance Committee asks Secretary
Chase's views in regard to the two
amendments 10 the bank bill insisted ON
by the House, allowing States to tax Ma
tional Banks, and leave the rate Of inter
est with the States The Committee is
willing to report the bin with The former
amendment but the Secretary is under
stood to be opposed thereto.
The Houses Ways and Means Com
mittee have authorized Harper to report
a bill, having adopted the amendment TO
permit States to tax National Banks.
The friends Of the measure expect to
carry it BY this concession.
The Serate's Committee on Foreign
Affairs hold special meeting tomorrow
10 consider the House Resolutions on
Mexican affairs The Administration is
understood to be opposed 10 any Con-
qressional action, aud the resolutions
In probably sleep sometime in the
VT H-nf TN III vs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
Have in Stock and arriving daily

HfaH aH
Have in Stock and arriving daily
scasAs Trace chains, g
1900 lbs log Chain. lee
Is dozen @. S. Planters Hoes,
50 :" Garden Hoes aud Rakes.
% /" shovcls and Spades,
3 su 20 {" Hay aud Manure Forks,
leo Scythe, snesths aud Cradles,
leo Blood's G. s. Grass, Grain and
a Bfiaf Soy thes.
. groas soythe Stones,
n 90 dorcn Hay Rakcs,
sHf 2S.'-1 sheep shears,
80 " Cotton Cards.
leo gross Knives and Forks,
500 dozen Pocket Knives,
100 gross Tea aud Table spoons,
rat so dezen Coffee Mills,
80 Meal Selves,
800 Curry Combs,
100 kegs Wheeling Nails,
l5a dozen Pad Locks, German & American,
so .. noor Loeks and fatchs..
ina gross American screws.
lei dszen Shoe, liorse. Cloth aud sernb
brushes,
100 Tea Aad eoanssr Scales.
easss Hard Frams States.
q tons ReirA Grind Stones.
Door, Cate and stFAR niassa,
Boring Machines,
Carpenter Tools,
Cooper ToOls-Bart9a's ana Whites.
Ohio Tool Company Planes.
cabinet Hardware,
Mia aud cross Cnt saws.
Chain Pumps. &c. &c
As most Ot cur goods were purchased for
CASH, before the large advance Ia
Hardware, We viii sfTer them at the lowest
possible rates.
oa JACOB srRAUB SON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
STOCK-BREEDTNG.
Important to Breeders of Blooded
Stnnk

TUE CELEBRATED STALLION "Rr-
i FORD viii make IL, season ef YSs.a q. 49,.
American Stable. Evansville, Ind. ~
=. TERAs-S2o to insure.
PEnIGKKE-Baford was got by imported Clan
eoe, hrst dam by Minstrel, Minstrel hv M-sre
Medoc by New York Eclipse; second dam bv m
ford's Alexander, third dam by HaaNhali's ae-.rs
fourth dam BY Dake Of BEDFORD, ffth dam bVr
Union, kixth dam ~ Imported DShster.
RICHARDSON i BRIrTOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
Black silk.

1A1CA SILK
A lARGE srot OF BLACK AND FANCY
II Drsss Sitks just cFsned and Scr sale cheap Al
sCHAPKEk & RUSSTNG's
Mes. a. aad 20 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
Net Assets, January, 1884,
@3.OO2.556.3G ' =.


I. TlfE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
lBrSA, after Is years Of severe trisf has ~
.lihsd the greatest public advantages aud
success Of she various systems Of ffrs Fnsu.
rance IN the eountry. Is now better than
ever prepared for duty.
). ie.ooo loss Claims have been settled and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS or noEHsRs
6. TIE CoHSUMPTIoE OF PRoPERTY by
fIRE, in the United States averages over
$4,000 daily. Is your property exyosei
and unprotected $1,000 8
:. ARE You ISSUREDt II no.. whv not ,
The cost i trining, the duty is manifest !.
Ell she result may be yonr escape froH ruin
While delay and asglect may involve
yoa Ia bankruptcy, poverty, q cruel Iii
appointment
s. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard 1
given to small risks as Rell az large ones
Able aud superior commercial advantages
Afforded
5 J. W. NExSES, Agsnt,a
JsSs Marble Hall Building. No. 2. Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
GROCERIES.

III 1 ss E. :: e's'iAs' e p Coz "a
naED HkKf-i.ooo ses. Choice sasar.c Cured. {
IL Al aasnae n A. COOKS
DKEF ToNQuK~2o aesen w. W. paflss M -
ID ira AZ n. A. COOKS
DIE FHuTT. N CLASSIC ssssa cksFEis1.
10 aoasn 0oosshsfrisss
30 dossn Raspberrisss
10 dossa carraais, al II. A. COOKS.
IIKRRfNo-9s ksss frssh iEoilshd nerFias, q
II q. A. COOKS.
ChOKED HkRRTaG--A LOO bose Prsaa
- heuihE, ~ II. A, COOKS ~
GoAr--leo eoEss osFnaa sad rsia sep. ~.
CfEDRIEs-so hoses star Caadlss; s
- ~ hsifborse 90. do
= - n. 4. COOKS
rI,oMkTo oxTsUP s1d PEPPEasxucE--
Il - dozens asserted Cafsnes
y dozshs assortsl rsppsrseuee, -
ua aH sas tia n. A. COOKS.
DoAsTEp RYH ana BAnLkr-- =
II 80 barrels Roasted Rye
10 h-fFsis fiaasisa ssfisJsss. - ,,,~,.
DoAsTED CofFEK--io bafgsls Rsssset oeaas,
II At 1Fiasss 81 ~ n. A. c0oKa. y
IKTAbRAFTRD COAL oIf.-s6 hsFTsis FoT-
w syta's &xtrn Cesi OIL a
sfn sat r. A. COOKS.
DIsEAPfLEs. IL na1s--ioo dozen extra PIsss
4 aIPies, ia esns, Warranted I, q
stF H. a. oOokb.
GARDlsEs. --a.boo aasrtsf.boEss bsst tsana
100 hslfbazas best bsass sasdias., At
t.s.ss. II. A. COOKS.
VAHKEg vEcETABLEs.--ss dousa I-pound
Il Fresh Bsbstsfss
IS dozen z.pouad e@ss Trash LgbsisFs;
10 dozen t.pound cans Fresh ealnaon;
dozen 1.pound eans Fresh salmosi
~ dozen pints Plekisd Lobstsrsi
10 dozen sIzsrts Pixkisf Lsbstsfsi
hdozsn haifKsilons Picked Lohslsfnt
i5dozse cans beho Bay Clans, e
n. A. COOKS.
. BRLs. COARSE oATaEAL;
- : bfls, Wheat farlass
xeasos Feafi eaEo.
lease Tapioea.st B. a. eook'a. 4,
DICK LEs.-zO sFis,s l.7o0 Pieklss sssa
II 10 haiftFfs. ~ hles,
- sxailsn ksss e.
- avs-gaiisB legs DO;
IS dansu rinfa %.
80 dazsu aasfts d.,
90 dOEss hslf-gzilons dol
70 dozsH ssiiens cos fbr ssis ~ aas
n. A. COOK.
L'kGLIsH PfckLKs1-z5 dsEsaa Ckes.cbow,
II 10 DOZENS oherklns; y
dszeus Caaiiaowsr.
doESna VI hita OnfoBa. W -
Deans Piekaiiiiy;
aossns PIeklsd walhuss, AN assm orsss &
Elsekwslls esiskrstsd Piehis snd eass> Eegss,--
20 sals ~ H. a. COOK.
DccKWHEAf fL0rH-25 bris ebsies Bssk-
~ whsAt Tioas. a. II. A. COOKS
CPLIT YEAS. As tFls bff1s splsf Peas. Il
- n. A. COOKS
DEAkL BARLEY. 10 bfls Pearl Barley, =
n. A. COOKS
s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

HoHINI-s Barrels extra white uominy.
Nos FIRsr srRKEr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
CLOTHS q CAssIMEREs
SILK g. CLOTH CLoAKs.

WE HAvE JUsT OPENED LARGE
w sioek Of SIX and Cloth CioAks ana C3rcu.
lara, which we siii sell cheap
sCHAPKER 4 BuSSTSG.
Nee. 81 and 60 Main Street
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR NATIONS.
oUAmUHxAsrFE's OrFicT,
L. s. MANN CoRrs,

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L. s.. MANN CoRrs,
WAsutNUToN, ,july Il, 1864.
Sealed Proposals will be received al this ofioc until
oeocL J. uC the 4th dsy Of August neN ior furnishing
raonst 20 ne United States Marines, AZ the following
rtouklyu, New YORK
Phuadtiphia, ponns yivana.
Each raucu 10 consist Of three fouris OF pcBnd Of
1ork bacon, and fourth pounds OF fresh salt
Of hard breao, and fourth pounds Of aud
at the rate 70 enc hunCrcd aou Of eight quarts Of bcaus
twice rer week, one hudrcd and oy ounces o dessra
Saea potatoes and oge bundled ounces OF mixed Negst
pouuds OF tca fifteen pounds Of sugar four quarts "
pounds fadamaHtno capcle or one and half pounds
ott9now four pound, OF soep, and two quarts OF
The rntons 10 be delivered upon the order OF the Com
menduE occr each station; tie iresh beef ethor ~
huA q by the single ration Of good quality Win an equal
reysiallow excluded tic pork No. prme mess pork,
Che four extra supcrne The coroe good RIO; the sugar
tar, candles .oep, salt etc to be Of good quality.
an bids mUsi be accompanied by the following guar
ortee:-
Of In The State Of -, hoycby guarantee that IN
scrbed be aecepted he or they vim within ten days amer
The receipt Ot the contract az the ON namod execute
e s Snd S S ne 's sd WIN soI&H & Su 5 10 S9 into
contract as aforesaid guarantee 70 make coed the OF
Wines '' AZ, B,eaaran,ios. ,
ftrtby certify that The above named -------a are
known to me as men ofpropeiy aud able to mako good
To Sc signed by the United satcs District Judge, United
States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal Will be considered unless accompanied by
HewspapSrs authorized to publish the above Will send
the paper containing the first Insertion TO this ohcc Tor eN
PruposSis 60 be endorsed proposals for Batons for
ls6i'' and addressed TO the underssued;y II sr,cr
lyl9-tuths-6t Major and Quartcrmnster.
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THE PEACE PROP POSITIONS IN
EUROPE.
From ns Tribune.


AS soon as the Government of Denmark re-
hceiyed the official information that neither the
English Ministry nor even the tories would rem
? der them any aid in their war against the Ger
man Powers, they perceived the necessity Of
opening direct negotiations with their opponents,
in order 20 put an end TO a war which could not
possibly terminate In their fhyor The youngest
brother of the King, Prince John Of Glucksburg,
twas therefore Immediately sent 70 Prussia, TO
treat with the King and his Prime Minister, Bis
mark. We learn from Berlin that the Prince has
passed through that city ineOgiito, and at once
repaired 20 Carlsbad, where the King and his
Prime Minister are still staying.
This first step towards the conclusion Of peace
was soon followed by second one The Minis
try, at the head of which was Bishop MOnrad
and which represented the Incorporating war
party, was dismissed and new one was formed
, under the presidency Of Count Moltke, who Is
reported 70 DO strong peace man, and one Of the
leaders or the ultra-reactlonist party. IL may be
we'll 70 remark here, that In Denmark proper and
IN the Duchies large and powerful portion OF
the aristocracy have been all Che time opposed 10
ehe war.