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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

fasa FeRrEEss M6SRoE, April Sd, RIA Rat
TIMoRS, April 4-The mail steamer
3 hDictatpr Arrived from City Point at 4:30
I this afternoon, and brings additional
parhea laEsFof thes great strnggle s-rsi -
Petsrsb1rg was oecnpisd hy aRr iEoopA
. at 5 clock % Monday morning Our
I gnhbOats were I'll klIaap thsEJ Jasaes
river and i was thoughk-A- fight had
taken place with the rebel iron-cIads..
Large aEes were seen tp the James
river, hast, 4Rieht, no wards Fort Darlirg
aud ln lthsricinitY ofsesher rebsl.wosks,
! from which il was Inferred, thai. Leaywas
abandoning bis works and retreat,ng
from bis long established line. % Boa ~
- An Immense namber Of pFis6 6aefs liste
been e ptnEedo estimated ct from 10 600
kk.tnfoYu .nasi
are eontinuallyuarrivinR at
City PoiRb Rpd it's estimated thas aheesi
Ds1s.l n:.ss. ,goS there thiSVAeEaing when shs.
y y 4 salute has been stsd By an the var ~
vessels al fhik POin&iia sdi a taia2iig sli
The steamer Cosssck RrriRsd here toaI
day with ? large ngmberapfa Union pEi
seneEs, including Gen. Laughlin. And biz. !.
brigade. captured With BIN. by the
rebels ih the assault on Fort 1Sseadmad.
Such lwas, the htstaoofi ths1sebeisaia
hsrrgink ths Uniep pgisonerss through 4
Rsehmona on. Sunday, that 10 many
eases,' many of them were not then !
,paroled. ssl gsilHa adOI Dos ,htaoo Q !
= The tetaned spfisonsrs say tkat in
coming through Richmond on Sunday
they saw manifest Indications of. the
evaeuationof Of that city The streets were
alive with people of all classes, condi- I
tlpns ana ages, manfesting extreme ex.
oitsmebt sdf it--- EoAA1akAu AfLrn@
al Ail1hs prisoheFk IN Libby Prison we're
ordered 10, ,be . exchanged by the rebel
aHthorstfes, and they were buried |
through tue city Of Richmohd toward |
the liVarina landing In aIi possible |
hasee. aaasstA 90 uuGl3l9 Haef1ansA 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
ftnHY lTse3 .sFllE.:

tCEIYED A LARGE sCYPLY,
1GlebfA1sd 1foa esEsd t6hfs-
land Moss Pasta. Jceian1 fhoas
YFIsxslsd czsdy HOakhopHd
q hdis. slsd "a .tSsi a.di:
bdsflt TO 70 Desssi y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

The enemy abandoned theTlins facing
west during the night of the 18TH and
took up one facing south, yet not ex-
actly uncovering the road TO GoIdsbofo,
i'oyer, which the left wing must traEeL
Morgan. moved up and faced the new
line. Hazen's division went In on the
right and the connection was complete.
During the afternoon of the 20th Eo-
gan's corps pressed upl in front, while
Mowers dixisionTof Blair 5 corps at,
! tackled and carried q couple Of lines on
the right. They penetrated TO point
where they could hear our wounded
cheer in the rebel hospitals, when they
were stopped by darkness and q, line
they could not carry Monday morning
Johnston left, bag and haggage, burning
,theT bridges over Mill creek Logan
corps went into sBentonFiffed and brought
OF q large nHmber of sour wounded lett
By the enemy in bis hasty flight. Many
Of their wounded were found and pa
roled, and everywhere along the line Of
their retreat dead rebels were found
One of S.aekhouse'Roguhs, lost in the
night OF Sunday, was recovered inathe
woods Rebel statements show their
J loss 10 be 5,000 killed and wounded 2
do not doubt il, for Il no point could be
selected in that pine woods where rebel
dead we're not ia Yiew-QRr loss will
'probably reach j 800 killed, Wounded
and prisoners. sgf .;...,,, ,s tia
80 ybass The Rebel. Plan. "A, 4a III
!, Some, Of 0Johnston's troops marched
40 miles the day before The Gpht, coming
from beyond Smithfeldl1aThat Generals
plar wal, !, IS be explainediitto bis troops
when he and Hardee rode around the
lines Sunday morning, to strike one of
Gen, SlpcuunRs = corps and crush it,
while Wade HamptOAihsli sAe ether OF.
Cen Sfocum was to be decoyed into the5
,Bentonville net by-a small force of cav
alFyyuwhe en- the ihfanfryW 70 spring on z
him. Il This plan carried qeRto but qiAI cam.
not be, ranked among the greatest sue.
cesses which the rebels have achieved.
Hoke's North eCaroliHiaqs, Ghsathamis
ana 8. ID. Lees Tennesseans, and ,HAF1I
dee's Ghsfiestonians all fought ps--a
force eatimased at 80 900 men It may
console ,thematos ssknowdtheyy were whips
ped BY nine bEigades Of iafantryyoB6d of
ca cavalry y and fys RstieEjeg, Of iagH AeF5sdj
x1H 6$SIWG p1aJOr .N16Her&l -, FRANK 4
Cheatham ishin ErresP ilfotfr lfor stao5ibing Que
of Wheelers7imen, who pwhsd caught /
stealing cotton cloth fnbuoiawfaetory in !
.Smithfeld. smgst v7ai9I
A. The 4rwy Egter$ GqLdsbor9ifw iiivI
To-day the Jeff, wing ,sntsEpd Gelds,i.
t6fo, passing in review Of, Gems. ,Sherr
man, Siocum, hSchoheld ana the rest reessit -
'Three-tfths of the men were bafefoo ted, |
aud but very few complete pairs, Of
trowers were exhibited q They marched
as lightly and rapidly, however, aAsthsy 1
did when they left Atlanta, andswore just
as ebeerfui leoksa znGen! !-SchoGela.
troops were MI found here, and here, |
abontsa Our trains, our wounded and |
fourteen hundred prisoners captured |
during the operations are all safe at a |
base. What renainsfo be donefs beet
expressed By General Sherman's.eon-
gratulatory oGaer.tA2 :fec 38I nao4l -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

NEw Yoak, April 3.-Advices from
San Domie 20 deny the .rumors OF a
counter rebellion there. The Republic
lis free from tumqlt, and q new Govern.
ment,cis quietly, Organizing GeasaF.
Derogas has been elected President, and
nine eminent, Dominicians, seven of
them Generals in the army, have been
iAppointed as his Cabinet among3fh
Antonis FIasco, brother Of the Ex-Presi-,
! dent, a E0feTtigp, eppsti'Hentn Con.
gress, eonslsting OF nine Representa-
tives from each District, has been called
and was % have convened at Santiago
De Lascaleros1 80 coi-gH Bfaige
- fhtelligehce from + Anprinee, March
25thl lhas been received, The disastrous
conhagration ia, that city was still the
absorbing topic, in ,Hayti, Presideot
Jetfrad bad ifssuea a sympathetie Address
to the sufferefs in the various towns and
villages throu ghcpt the Republic, Sab.
scriptions are making for the relief of
the sufferers Cape Haytien alpnelhasi
contributed over. $l6,O 6,OO0.- oeerf $40 ]
Z Titfroad has prop osed several import
ant modificatons. Of the Haytian, Com
stitutioh.r One Of these declares, that
any African Of Indian, or their descend
ants, are not -eiigible to the privilege of
becoming Hsy ~ ltizens, and that the
privilege may sppferred on such. for
1eighers, not fadlan, or Ar c4,FI, as may
iranderservice TO the Repubhcd aosD I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

tas1D sd1 10 1oisiIqo1q
rssSs1A.iK rEis.
z al the most f,slebr1 ted ers.
flsif, can Be found a.
No. 10 South FiE1M 8exAse.y 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

fTAB dE3To 3
III OF steNart'.
d1h9, ltkchj& lc
IDsr5Ss'TtH%
ne neAs RsPSAf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

bod an gn6ws gdee
Qualities qf 9eol
! SAsfeaite thS IRA.
bNeEhsMayH yin
Lf3pe8 ahD eMsniil
es..'s.rI1On.
Ni1srA-FkksH
TsnReyelate w
| Hisnds % call al
Nd3Eabh1o&
Evansville, Ds<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

= NEW YORK, April a ere occurred
in ,Tornan street, Brooklyn, last night,
IN the paraphine factory Of Sahdets q
Co TIE roof fellin, and itis'reported'
that from SIX to eight persons are IN the
rains, mostly fremen. aiis6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
NarroiD Escdpe Of Gen Morgafll.. :, p

where it was first established. When
the light was oyerat Eight, rebel asad
were found on four sides Of Mitchelrs
brigade, in the rear aud fFontof VsnderA
vser and Fearon, while they lay in win
rows before CoggswelES ESs Joe Johnston
was Extremely nniostuuste in striking
this psFtof the line. dEI ,aILIV9Ei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

WAsHISeToY nj 4EiIA,M

WASHINGTON, a prlI ALL AN H.
70 MqVer Ger z ffFz;sT ar !. i iigs 8 .
--- The follow ng particulars, dated City
Point April A, 9 AN, gives the latest
Information received from Richmond:
.sIo Gen. ,Weitzel s.telegraphs, from Rich,
Hohd thatdof railroad stocku-he~ found
ltheret twenty eight locomotives, forty
four passenger ANA baggage cars, and
one hundred and six freight cars
At $3.50 tbisl mofning, Gem Grant,
from Sutherland's Station. l0mltBs from
Petersburg,1 towards BurksvilIe, -tele-
graphsi 1ssEs t4no3 sdi "a sIss ed r9ai
p Gen. Sheridan. picked updl 200 ,priso-l
ners to-day, and from. 300 to- 500 more
have been gathered BY our troops. The
narjoritp OF thsassE that were left In
the haRds-of Lee safmy are scattered be-
tFeen Richmond and where his troops nosu
are The country is also full of strgg-
gers line uof retreat SIS nfnarked
With artillery ammapiiion, turned or
charred wagons, caissons, ambulances,
&c. % $50 -.
ye[Signed] E. NJ STASfoSe-----
ro;,ss;5 Seq. of Mar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

During Sundays fight Gen. Slocnnil
sent four ,Haessages to- Gen. Shermans
setting forth that the left wing had been
bounced upon By Johhstoni j entire armyy
and asking, for assistance s55so 70 a6ai5
4 Gen. Sherman moved troops rapidly
forward when Gen. Sloeums second 1gr
third dispatch Inauaged 20 ind hin. \ isAt
sdayhreak on the mornings Of the 20th
Msjor Gem HaEens division of the 9Th
corps, Geary's of the 10Th coSps. and
Bard set the E4th CORPS reported on
the held .haying marched al III ghrffom
! the new GQldsboro road where she afSiBs
were moving Gen. iHowarF vi i.S q
gsH and Biaif @ alas aaSa daps ar On the
right .hEsEag of -Gozss9bridge, and at
noon Of the 10th Sherman's army was in
line before Joe Johnston, outnumbering
him two to one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
SKIRTS. !.
NeafaI ftAiA 'fsf''I tf
N Ew-5 hIRT
FOR


J. w. BRADLEY's New Patent puPLRx
ELLlPTIo (dr aoubie) STRING sKIRT.
WET, BRADENF Il OARY, Hate J. l. 40. J.
Wegt, sOLE PK0PRlETORs AND MAUFAC-
TURERs, 81 Chambers and 70 and 81 Reeds
Streets, New YORK
THIS INVENTION consists OF Duplex Tor
two) llliptie Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
tightly and firmly toGether, edge to edge, making
the toughest, most flexible, elasti aud derAble
Spring ever used They seldom bend or break,
llRe the springsg and couHeq qusual pTeAerve
their perfect And beautiful shape twice a. long IS
any other skfFt. 9H I@1tA1iF-i ff'F r"
The wo, deEful tiaHihiHty and grsat cor fort ana
pleasure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex Hliptte
Skirt, will be experienced particularly In all
. crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews. Arm Chairs, for Promenade
aud House Dreas, as the Skirt onn be folded when
ia use to occupy small place, as easily silk
or muslin dress
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
aud conyonieDce Qf wearing thea Duplex Iliiptic
Steel sprng skirt for aingle day, will never,
never afterwards Willingly dispense with their use.
For Children, Misses and Young Ladies' they are
superior to all others. M
They are the best quality IA every part, and un-
questionably the Lighieat, MoAt DeHirables Com
Portable aud EcoDofnicai Skirt ever made.
FOR SALE in aiI nrstela Stores Ia this city.
and throughout tho United States and Canada,
Havana 90 Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the
West Indies.
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIO
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

-g8di 4adg alHE
.fHsOx RANTS
a Pricess Iead
; Pspsf, EntAop
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
OIheinnstI Neon MarketseH


- @CfHGiNNATts Aprii q.
The markets are so unsetted that B0,quotati0us,
70 be o. any value be giyeR.9 Thers co. ns
l no demaad fot affy kttieies md therefore prices
hillst be regard d 90 paDlRal-sihaI 10 aadmun
t--w ittsk mo fa1es, And N forcfd on the mar
! es.It sseaf nptskTigg ossg 9fs yti2 cal hf .
a -GhookEI Es-The market Is dull and pricsa
idFooPtBs3 sut-nOt. qAaiAbiy io~sfs p@hr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
! prissheEAia LAbSs Prison we're

to, be. exehaaged hy the rebel
less and they we're buried
the city of Richmohd toward
ina landing In aIl possible
.rn..ssa A fn nmNf1t4 Rae fTaEs II 6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
anMVAaT HAHoo

wing large ssock10f fhS bssG
>, khpY HatFgepd Caps eFsf ghdIEOJ
n sWhdth have ~bssn purchased
L - -QE q qOO. .0o5
Y" - ssTass% ssost s1a }PfSs PES'' n9s9'E GasAEzs
sEuFsd : The ssFEtess q bIfEA0 OOe
4 a;fsss.iRs N ttc4 ss1EsE GaT&sOe<A
;4lz, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

IA .TGazRdssr and Weather.
CNCISSArI, April -noon.-The river
has risen three feet
Some rain fell last night and TIE
weather is now mild and cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

~ II ieasdlss1zr, April 4-The Whole
Union ticket. was elected yesterday, BY
about ., 200 majority. There was only q
two-thirds vote apolEed At Columbus
the Upior men elected SIX out of nine
conn eiImens Vote for Mayor is close
2 The Hsw Tennessee Legislature CON
yened, at NzshYilIes yesterday GOWN!
Haskell WAS appoiated CHAIRMAN, Six
sss, .eslict east ltIP5yolsPss tPy lsPss4AksTs 4AksTs without
= = ass''.ssa = =. ..a - oadna eas daaa q .IIl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
NOTICE Te4 BBffBERs.

! to build the Rreaant season
call and exAmine 'the stosk al
, Doors, Sash, BIinds, Negids
{ the corner Of Main and Seq
Id the city-and for sale at re-
JOHN i. GLOVER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
The cold MaEl1ef b. D.eImnoraiizsd. M d. =, !

The Gold MaTlxeG DeImnoraIixed.-
p NEW ,YoRk, April. JEiii 3.q41THhe, q1THh gold room
has been agitated and. the market very
much excited, ana auctlatipg. The mil
itary advices in the morning, Knocked
the price down to 81. As, but soon rallisd
to sll491. When the, capture of Rich
mond was made public, there was a sud-
ddeh fall TO Sl,45, and a decline Of 2 per
cent. from the closing PFiee Of Saturday
evening Cd - 'ill -, All
= The members rs II or ID Gold Room de.
voted q large part; of this afternoon to
singing, and the ;sege fshortp interest
has. prevented the heavy fall that was
expsSEsd on the fall Of Richmoud;, but
The large PURCHASES BY, bankers of Cow
-ernment connecGpps bRs also, tended to
1Rrregnthe decline ia the money market
,,wBpsinees in Wall Street is almost en-,
lire II gspspended on accountsof- -thslsre-
sjoieings, The streets are, filed with
rutnors, among them =, the capture, of
10000 prisoners, 1.-The snrrehder of Lee,
and the capture of Mobiles dsAt the Pro
duce. Exchange the greatest excitement
prevailed. 4 The, members gave up bust
ness for congratulations, and nine cheers
and a tiger were given h74o ''
a9''P I 4 Petroleum squiets ,9iqms ''.'o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

vance of the enemy, after q couple Of
Eetrograde movements. Robinson q
Colonels were sxasperated, and Jointly
returned profane reply to Gen. VIII
liams, when he inquired if. they could
hold the line. "We've come back far
enough; we'll stay here and fght tifl the
internal regions freeze over, &c. The
new line was made to conform to Robin
sons and Hawley's advanced position,
and sleeum, decidedly cool, sat down
under q tree to await farther develop
mania
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

s9ST. BoUis, A pril4=4Thseseesfer Bgg
traBd, beunp for Fort d Benton, Igppgr
Misso1Fiss with valuable cargo, Atkag
sunk above Omaha on Saturday. Boat
ane cargo total loss. The boat was val
ued at $4,000
The entire radical city ticket was
elected yesterday by 5000 majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

80 talaf4 ~
Morgan's o troops had been 6ghting1an
hour or more. Carlin was quite heavily
aengaged and wounded men began to
coms back from the line in squads, when
Gen. sSsocum began to show little un-
easiness at the strength the enAmy dis
played. They confronted both of def.
G. Davis's divisions with solid line Of
gray-ceats behind good earthworks, l, and
Morgan reported that they stretched far
beyohd his right The struggle for the
Goldsboro road promised TO be severe
one, SO Jackson's division, Goth Corps,
was put into line=cus tue ieft Of 7tslf6 road,
ain case ii was neededg HStaf officers
were sent back on the road az their
greatest speed to harry aPcWSrf 8 diSij
sion. Capt Meseley, the zqast1sone of
several sent with, the same message,
met the old warrior q, couple Of miles
back. Ward laughingly motioBsd him
away, as If he already knew the message
by heart ufged his horse. into, q brisker
waIk, and the sweating men of the Sd
division pricked up to keep IN sight OF
their General. Ward and his men
never march slow to the sound Of an
henemys guns. They arrived as Nor
riss house st one o'clock, and SIocnm's s
available force-fsur divisions Of. in,
fantry-was on the field 3 DustaH.s and
Cases brigades were put id reserve on
thesleft of the line, while CoggsweH's
was put in the l4th Corps line between
Carlinl and Morgan, at the wise sugges.
| ton of JEFF. c. Dayisya9 ssii 10 1ssiolf, ..Ecf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
New YORK NOON Markets, 4 8 81, !,

ma3 laFIf8 Nnw Ysams Ah.ttx 4
- s0OTF0EEl,uh al s76ass ~ 0aSfrr* =.
FLoUa4 Pllli Aaa ilssVg ssOes 90 sur Round
WHEAT-D Dali aud dstuDunfnaAssofugQ H4f q
C0RN-Duil 4OeaI a. fon new Y.liow
v- OATSrsrIfeavy; s0tfe5 tasl3 s4AzsFsf y t@~1
I u PORE-Firmers eT 20 a,r nan MI a..
4 LARD Dulf; f55s arr ~
WHISKY Rather ssssdys aisezls sos wssd
!, sToc cks 40ssuSa Bsstsf9 Bassaf. slowsf tadss
moSEf Is psf,esh, !isu san ssoisnos %
STERLING -~Dpll trIQ91< spauie A a voGas
Z a, GO L.p--On Onsned af fs, and clossd at l co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
: Garlin fssls for a FlankI:s.:

:, az Cartsn geets Jor1 q -Ffdnk,sc a "a
When the troops we're disposed salts
fslrilx for attack orr defense,S Gen.
UHElih took Buelrs brigade Of his
division and moved of through the
woods more than mile to the froat and
left, in search of the enemy's right
Aa1k.T He found the enemy, pthe did
not reach the end of their line. The
movement resulted 81 disasinously for
BaelFs AbrigadeassThedrebels leftFtheir'
works and came down on Buell. IN
svarms. 1t was afterwards ascertained
that an attacking column of Joe John-
ston army, Consisting of three divisions
massed, burst forth upon Buell. rs he
appeared IA front Of them His brieade
Was overpowered and forced back
throughH the swamp in some disorder
Gen, Buell. had two horses killed under
him while endeayoring to rally his men.
The massgpf rebels moved irresistibly
on.s ehyeloping three guns Of Stack
hasssssy 10Th Indiana Battery, pressed
HobaFt's brigade and Robinson, 9 brigade
out of the woods into the open feid
swhereI lMorris's house was situated.
They had gained half mile of ground,
four hundred prisoners and three guns,
by this vigorous assault ia y ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Ger. SlocuRs EIorpss a .Ne.a Line.

I, Gen. sSlocuui, ,aiwho, with Gen Davis,
had been driven ont Of the swamp Ay
the rebel advance established head
quarters near Mertis's house, And made
q new disposition Of his troops about
twenty-five yards in front of him. Gen.
Rohinaon's brigade had checked the ad-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

y NV YoRK, April 4-As the. ise, in
Brooklyn this morning, By the falling 10
of the, root of the burning buildipg, i as
ascertained that twenty frenen we're
precipitated into the ruinns{ ss5as2 .bsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
MUSICALE nr
CARD.
JAMES NANCE,

JANAE ~ NANCEg - = IS
Q "A r. p e NTE II :.
WoULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF THIS
Vicinity that he is prepared 10 take work.
ALL WORK DONE IN fGOoD srYLE.i5 81
So he can be found at the Drug store of Cr.
Eretch. corner o. seventh and division, or &C Q.
Cooks grocery. Main street. Refers TO Mr. Geo.
o.. Dixon and p. semenin.sssz q IS has rsO-Iws
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
nMTVAW
RULRs. AND RRaULGTInNE.

RULES AND REGULKTIOHg.. 97s a.57r-..
l. Ne papeEs giysn away a. shs Csa rs.r O, s,ss G
grataAto1s oirsalsti0n. = tiaiis ~ st5i4 stso
No Advsrtssmsnts, local notes % Apuo 4. ,s4 sa
srtsd pnlaas prspAld pas gsaas@>4s>as--.------
s. Advertisements will RsFsebs acSonapAnisd bY
local netOss unleas CONTRACT Is saas 10 lhas .ss.
and value rneaixsa Inr the notics "a. et 80 MS
a 30 sLsekF Esssos howyysf short. vim q - -
anssrtsd or ns4 thaA One Dollar each day. sI-1fr
Msrrtagsss- TaasrAi- cad Religious Notirss
must Invariably Be paid in AavAnos 20 sesurv in
"a SO dsasisseg % the part Of earrssrs viit te z ap
rAde seod ~ the oface The sArrssrz Aii tosoa %
Save Pqpess as ordsssa and dirsosd. they ie7'
pay iof their cAreIsSsnSssp sN o. tl8. sn'fe loa
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.EG[sigRsdl
cen. Mar.flaN ksiiss. 80 80 p

Gen. Vgarfsn fkeiie.zEsa. fki is.EaalL .L-s.-- ! S.-----
NEw YoRE, April The mHzdld's 81
correspondence says Cen Warren was
5relievedsypfnhis command of the ,5th
corps on Saturday BY order of General
Sheridan. Thslcaasei was gsnefsily
drsuerstood to be. tardinessi oro refusal to
05eg 6faersr By charging the rebel fines
lGsnsN Warren and staff passed to the
rear, stopping but a very few moments
at Grants headquarters. lShia" - %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

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