Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 May 1864 — Page 3

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EVAJTSVIXI. ISD. MOSDAV, V MAT t. OITY NEWS. Disappoibtsd. Anxious to gratify the demand of the publio for tbe latest titi from tl Army of the Potomac, we yett trdaw issued aa extra, containing all the dispatches received op to midnight oo Saturday. We had had hoped to be able this, morning to give the result of Friday's fight, bat after waiting at the telegraph office on til 12 o'clock las night, we mere mortified to learn that there tu aa interruption in the line be tween Viocennes and ' Terre Haute, which prevented the newt from coming through. ' " . m - - Gcebbillai Ebocght to Gbie. A detachment of. Col. Sterling's men, 35th Kentucky Cavalry, came up with a band of ennete's guerrilla thieves on Saturday, between TJniontown and Morganfield, killing nine of the marauding scoundrels. None of Sterling's men were in. jured. The gallant boys of the 35th art now after Bennetts and hit horee-thieves in reel earnest, and will unquestionably meVe Kentucky too hot to hold them. Tie guerrillas were in Cniontown on Friday , and Saturday, and were feaited and toasted by the citizens, at we learn. The gunboat Fairplay earns along, threw a few shells after them, but with what results we have not ascertained. The tinclads are plying very diligently along the river now, hence to Southland. Among the killed at Uniontown, was the notorious Capt Rots, and bis First Lieutenant, two of the moat pestiferious scoundrels in existence. Tns ftixTWH. Too soldiers of ths Veteran Sixtieth are coming in rapidly, and going into camp above the city; and they are the most orderly and well be haved soldiers we have ever had in the city.' Not the slightest noise or disturbance, Is heard in which they are concerned, whlch speaks very . highly for their discipline, and their own inate sense of propriety.' . .'. ".' " . AoDiTlOSit,' FoaCB. Xr. May nerd, formerly of the Cannelton Jleporter, but recently of the Louisville Dmocrnt, arrived In the city leit evening, aa it ia understood,,. to assist, ju editing the "Timet. That sheet has needed eomo brains attached to it for some time. A irassexf asd a Votb or Thases On Friday last the hearts of the employ ees of the Journal office were made gla 1 by 'Mr. Simon Cehn, of the Monroe House) between First and Second streets, who made them a' present of a keg of exbilerating though not intoxicating beer. Jfotico'oMta arrival beiag tent from the press-room to the eomposibg-room, the entire corps of ' employees were quickly da general eongreat assembled, to take the subject into consideration Mr. Bliss presiding, Scbutx acting aa Secretary and Min Groves as First ChambeiUin of the.' spiggot. 'i Qo .motion of Bond it was unanimously H. Resolved, i That Simon Cabn Is a "brick." 1 " ', 1 ,- 1 On motion of Clark X"!V'!h S'iL M,"?-ll0J0f! I' huge pile or bricks, keeps good beer, and should tneretore he patronised. On motion of Wellis". J?exr(i,' Tbat our thanks are due, and hereby tendered, to Simon Cahn for his generous present. On motion of Min Oroves Resolved, That we aow proceed to drink the beer Which ws, unanimoadv adopted amid

deafening applause, and the meeting wss Nonet. Miss E. Towers, HairJewimmediatelr resolved into Committee of 41 Locust Street, would announee

tba WMt to carry into affect tb. last resolve. ' ' " After the keg was exhausted, on mo tion of Gentry, it was fssoZcesTThat the emptv kew be re turned, with a polite request to Mr. Cabn to "00 mora. .Volunteering continues very brisk, Varioua additions were made to the seeeral companies yesterday. Among the new names on ui iui oi me union ru - fla. .. r.lid thr,.a f CL R. ti Hnrlsoo E."B.'Airer..' Prot MoOre, lease N.1 rierce and several other names we do not remember, f Xapt Fred." BOSS, Who but a few weeks since etarted into busi ness, Eas VSnellv censented to sacrifice the same and go with the company. 'The ranks of the company art about full . ' . '0004 Exmu. j We 'should like4o hare a peep at out handsome and not very oJ friend CoU Bob, as he nvpvss bCT on a deubla-qaiek, with knapsack,lisivertark,and blankets on his tack, his musket on his thouldtr and sixty rounds of ball cartridge, mud seven days' cocked rationi, in addition. He will never be mistaken for light infantry. - l?3!L,The employees of the Terre Haute and iiiohmond Railroad have generously determined to deposit one dsr's wares eacn month for the lamiues ot suoa oi their suaabar as may rw with the - hun dred days' men. rFaooiis Fxprtet. Just what" aright be expected of the noble, geaerous hearted and patriotic atUchees or tast model railro4. ' . t " .. , - . , "TT - Ps LAbrssTbree or four choice men can be received into Captain Will Walker's company "of " Pet. Lamba." Apply early .this morning. Totfry MABrrr. The Iuisvnie Jmmml of Saterdav reoorta salee of 304 buub aa iwuwwi. .i . : , f . " 27 at l4 95, 57 at 55 95.' 39 13 60. 14 at 14aU4. .5, & at 15(?,15 75, 3 Bl t lai 25; 4 at 1717 75, 5 at $13 23W 7o, 5 at $19 2519 75, 14 at 202D 5, 4 at t2l 25(5,21 75, 5 at 2222 75, 3 at f 23. . 3 at r2424 75, 5 oi S25a25 15,. 1 at $26 50, 1 at $30 50, 3 at $3333 75, 1 at $34 25, ;i aLter, and 14 trah at $3(3 95 per 100 lbs. Sales, at the. Louisville Waxehoase of 51 hhdt. aa follows: 4. hhds. heavy leaf at $23 25. t20 flX $25, and $o; 3 hhds. heavy lnes at $9 25. $9 65, and $9 t5; 21 IW. iigUleaf t $9 10, $14 75, $3, $9 i5, $.5.$lT.$8. $14 25. $15 75, $10. $10 75, $12, $7 10, $14 75, $3 25, $10 SO, S9 40, $13, $7 25. mod $15 25: 23 bbda lijtbt lugs, 7 at $4 15$1 JO, at $50

16(7.6 S5,'2U at 177 80, 14 at tvss 17 at 1(5)9 95i' 16 at 1010 75, 12 at lltail T5...5 at $12ai2 75. at il3a

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Splebdid Mesic. We are indebted to our old friend John Hogarth' Lozier for a copy of bis spleoded sonj, " Yes our Flag is still Advsnc:ng"being the answer to one published" by him some' time io entitled: " Is our flag Still advancing?' Both songs are founded upon .the celebrated charge by Hooker's men upon the heights of Lookout Mountain, which were gallantly stormed and carried at the point of the bayonet. The poet enters into the' spirit of the charge, and versifies the heroic event in stirring songs. Another song, entitled " Will the New Year come to-night, Mamma?" has been forwarded to us by those enterprising publishers, D. P. Fauld.4 Co., Louisville. We have not yet had an opportunity of hearing it sung, but have no doubt it is charming. The words are by Miss Cora Eager and the music by farces Perry. We presume our musical friends, Warren k Conyngtoa have a supply of the-e eongs. If not they can quickly order them. Tbbatbe. There was a crowded house on Saturday niLt at Masonic Hall, and all were charmed and delighted with the beautiful play of Madeline. Miss Fanny B. Price is nightly reaping fresh laurels and winning new hearts by her extraordinary talents, which predict tit her a dazzling future.' Mr. Holland) also is winning crowds of admirers by' bis splendid performances; and indeed the whole company are making the most favorable' impression on all who see them. Mr. llanchett, we regret to say, is still sick, bet is improving, and we hope soon to see " Richard himself again." A delightful bill is presented for tonight, and a full crowd will unfjoestionsbly greet it. . Morton Guards. , The following is a list of the members of the Morton Guard?, who have enlisted in the hundred days' service: ' ' William II. Walker, Jr, Captain. . William II. Caldwell, First Lieutenant Edward P. Elliott, Second Lieutenant Frederick Gtiger, Orderly Sergeant ' rWVATtM. ' James K. Argood, C. II. Allen, Jacob Bipptis, William Birley, Henry Brown, Louie Bortis, W. F. Beard, George Brown, ileber Ingle, Frank Isaacs, Charles P. Jenkins, George W. Juan, Moses C. Kohn, F. M. Kionesoo, Joseph I, Kramer, Kwing Law, James Larue, Bruce Lecbner, George F, Maesell, John Maine, Conrad MiHer.Gorge W. Maghee, Henry Myer, Allan 0. Mills, John 15. Maffhee, Jr.. isaae Miller, Wm. McDowell, George M. Stinson, Wm. L. Sauer, James M. Scantlin, John Hhippard, Crist SeiJel, Chas. Seaimler, John 1). SliipDerd, John filter, J. R Start, Joseph E. cbu, Tbos.

George Goirer, James Gammett, Ben, llubbs, Jr., John Keilman, A. B. Uinkle, Jacob Hunnel, Hatnuel Hays, Loiis Hess, Henry Hoover, George Ilemiuger, Jacob Heddrich,' C P. Howard. John Burns, F. Bruce Csrion, Albert W. Carpenter, Harry Curry, H. Clark, David Conner, John Dick. Wm. Day, Joseph Folz, J. F. Foster, Frank France, Jefferson Gillman, - Frank Gay, Frederick Gutb, John Marks, Bsnjamiu Nw. man, George W. Newman, Henry C Newman, Philip Keston, O. O'Brien, Pat O'Brien, Job O'Brien; Wm. M. Prince,' J. Kurer, Wm. Kyaa, Peter Scbmidler, John 1L Stinson, John' Sixt, Wm. M. Thompson, Burrel Taylor, Cornelius Potton, John White, Nicholas Winter, Wm. Wilson, George White, Howard Walker, Joseph Winer, Williem Weaver, Nicholas Webber ani Getre H Willi ami Awat Ahiad. Messrs. 1L C, Johnson Per'. New Mtrnthly Uaoatin, foe J.e The table of contents exhibits rich, intellectual feast to the student and the I scholar, aad this number should be read by all. .... . Aa it Is lha commencement of the 29th Olume, it IS a gOOd time tO Subscribe, if .1 mrf i , i there remains a man of sense who does ) aot take it - k" J f Pn book, and ready to give them an opportunity of making their te lections therefrom. - , . i . - Kbw Mcsic Mr. D. P. Fauljt, Xo. 223 Main street, Louisville, Kv . has placed us under obligations for a copy of the first part of , that beautiful aud pa1 thetie ballad, "Will the New Year come to-night. Mamma?' Words bv Miea 1 . , ,f T Cor . MuslO by M. Jamet Psr7- TD "nwc i exquisite, aad no poetry in the Lnglnh language is so well -..lr-nUted ta thrill and snften tha hnman heart. . , , . . 1 e , i t Pabtimo Daxcsv A large number of BUM '- Til 1 -t-,- U-J :.V iv siact a s o ,aiiiua assembled, with their sweethearts, t Mozart Hail oa Saturday night, and enjoyed a parting daace," The scene was orderly, brilliant, and pleasstt ';.; Ati? Government Drafts on Washing ., i . i .'i i ton, Loii"fe, ,;CiocitihBtr, ;St. ;Loui, Neir- YorkfAc.-j'Gold, Silver,' Demand otea, U neuron t Meoey and Kentecky er. " . it , ir - . . . i moaey, oougns i us ( aicoeas marae price, and. exchange on,'ew Tork told at very low gures, at 'orelaad's Savmgs Bank, No. First street. Call and see.'.) r vr::Q!;HAT ..i , , Brewrmlew teei artist . , , All heather of this Coat pan y enlletef ia the Band red Pays' Serrice will delrrar their iui i aad accntraraeotl to ItrTJ. t. Billot t, at bU store. I oa Mala ttrssl, near lb WasblogUa Boass, glrrtg their names aad Company. ..;; t CAr. aCBOBMLAtB. Must bb SsrrLSft Parties having nnsettled claims against the undersigned are reauesiea to ureseue tuctu at. I for cavmont. as we will discontinue our I vwuni afc win piacw vu iiiu.ti w,. at instant ! . .:,.. 'V v,', -".V I t.., - 1 ' i ' After that time our .address will bn Foster Brothers, Ko. 64 West Second street, Cincinnaii, OhioJ P. O. Box, 12.8, ' .- -v Gsa Foster 4VJa tmnlU, April 26, 1S64. !i d5t: U. S.: CllcVIt3ENCrY.2 nissiONS, BOCHTTanJi AKIs.n.S.-poi-v. A tr Land and Back ray Ibr Mklen. wii. ar ether legal claiaraata. OSV, Third) eXreot! BeanwriUa, lad., March levies. --..- ....a "JOTItB.-Tbe niviaraigo w. nes.e apnlica. i tion to the Citr Coancildf taociteof Ktbi. will for per mteeton be wtwew a l'mrr kiae bnilding at by a, ftjet la arse, aa taw aerth-wewt cursor or lotlgs. Dewatiaa lalrgenteat ill bs -A: sy aerera bUg options the prepoae oeal wtu glehe sane Is th Oerk VS Wtthia two week. CHBUTUM PBCKBB.

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Trum tb Kew Tork Herald. Madman Ztdee Pwrtor'e CarUIr) Biuik. Th lavslaabls Bwdiciu poajesasn tb extraordinary power of relieving iaata&atelj Coaghs, CoMe, HoaiwaoMt, IMOcaltr of Bnmthiaf , aa4 IlaikLaw. bach at least we k fooad It. mmf i tw A lwprier BintdrVi caa eoseeir. tiooely raeuauead to tkoc MBeiiag froeiaSietreaeiag Xagb, Dr. Strickland' MelliSoone Coagh Baleaai. It (Ives relief elatest lnMaataaeaae, aa4 ie withal aot Siaagreasbl to the taeie. Tbere U ao doaU bat tke atolUtttoaa Coagk Blm ia eoe of tb Uet prpjatka ta as, aad ie all tbat iu aroprietor ciaima t it. We h triet it duriuc the p.et week, aaS t'd relief froai a mart llitrelE( Ceagbv. .It ia prepared bT Or. Strickland, Ko. S Zaat Tomnh Street, Ciacisaatf, Ohio, and tot aale bl di egg eta at 50 ceo I per bottle. , - , . . saajS lw THX C0ari.e1w.NS AS1 tXekM.LlHi.lt VI AM IS VALID, Pabltabet fcv the beaeSt, and aa a waralag aad CaCTlOH TO TOCXO KXS wbo nfler froai lerrou Debility, FnattM Dcay of Vaahood, etc, npplyiaf at tbe auce time, TI3K OF SEL7 CC1. By one wbe kae cured himaril after being pat to gnat expense ecd injarr tbrongb edlrel bambag aad qaackery. By eoclosicg a post-paM art Jresied araolop atsglo eoplas auy be had of tb aatbor. HATHAKIXL XATralR. El., Bedlurd. King Coaaty, 1. X. aiy2rny-1S3 DISIAStS Or TBI SEBTOCS, SIM1SAL. Crlaary, aad Sexaat tyetea- aew aad reliable1 treatBMBt ta Keports of tb HOW A BO ASSOCIAT10S. Seat by aull Im sealed letter earalspes. free of charge. Address DE. i. SKILL13 HOCGHTOSf. Howard AaeociatieB, Xo. S toath Sletk Street, PlitladelebU, Pa. aprl-M dAwly s wear Cam k Car cel. Dr. Habere, Caoor and Couaoaiptioa cbasiptos)a ha lueated at W D-artorn Street, opposite P. 0., Cklugo, Ills. lie eucoeearaRy kllle and xtracte cBcere wlthutti atj s ksift, la frvea fear to ftwraty-luar h. s. Alsocwres sU kind of sores and piles. A car always (aaraateed or a pay. - dc30 ly ' f. 0. Box MM. ' A General Sebellioa. Telaieapht f a Groat Diecaworj-. Tk pal'l e bae re6(ed Sf sine ealre6y Bair Dp, faebioa bms forswore then. A sagacious cemataoMy as adopted la tbeir etead CnilTlDOHO-l HAIR. DTK, aad tor laree raaeme .- It embrowM aai blsckeas tb low-, aot the alia. It is a xpeteUs eewllwet, aot a torataf It does not barleeqop aatwra with Mooiaiay, mMatlit Umftt, bat prodacos her own bees. It sobllag effect is luMmf. It relulls are wseree,,. It neeer ail. klauBiaetarsd by i. CBI8TAD0K0, Ko. S Astor Howes, New Tork. ftvld by all drnggUts. Applied by all kalr-dreaei-re. atck29 1st Una t Hsmuowsll'e Great Ileaaedies. Bt'N!t WILL I IOLO -Aa-ODYKK. This atost woniWrfal sad reliable preparatloa which kaa earned its true asms and bms by recalls which has La!Rd erery other attempt at relief ia Jbvrsfiia. AAnwieefiee. Vomt, di'reee Xesd Jeae, TWA sjm! Ar Ack, Botttt CvmpUinU, ifptrrim. Dim mflur Ksfref , L iff Ceaersi Arr DttUilf. I'arotismt k soefMeJ lei. mmd dfts4 bow declared to be larg-ly 'eree. For She pains la UmUU$ XawuM a petdrct relief, wbtt aalare's aflerwork is aadietnrbsd, aad oo of Its atost Importaat polata. This ralnable prepamlloa ebeuld be la seery laa itr, aa wo dWe lptla eqwat tu real ascesslty, or lu splendid results. I 1. L. nUHNIWrll.. Proprietor. 'emwMcial Wkerf, Btettoa. atSTFor aala by all wholesale and retell dealers, i - . -htLLS wmre. A..Bia. : aol Ijw KrasseilU. tad. Untie Physicians antd ths Psiblls. ALLClfCE'9 PO&Ol'S PLASTKKd. TasTiaonjiai " Rsw Tsrk, fc 0729, ISM. T. Allcsck A Oo., Ko. t Canal Street Gentlemen t I htUly snSered severely bom a weakneaa la my back, occasioned by suddenly CTer-eierllu aiyee'f. Dar. lag heard, yoar plea tecs mweb rscsssiasaded lor eeees of this kind. I procured owe, and In reenlt was alt tbat, I eosld detlra. A Sinfl piaster wared aw la a week. j fears, reepeeletly. . "J.tmaas, , t "Proprietor of the Brand re tb Honea, ' ' ' ' "Ke Tokr There Is nothing rqnal, la lbs way of a Plaster, to ths Porous Fleeter wf Hi, AllosckJ -1 AsthSM, Ceagh, Eidney ABectlvas, and local deepseeisd pains, the? sffurd pemiaaoat naUefi and for weak backs, -alns la lbs side, stitches, and pasesodla pata generally, tbey ar aneurpemd fur ths bonetts they laipart Prtio td eeots each. Principal Offlc, Tt Canal Street, Kew Tork. B. XKLS0N A CO, and W. P. THOMWON, Crsneeille, Ind. ; and by alt respectable dealers ta awdlctnea. ' ' i bkL2S 3a PEOF. O. J. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. This astoDlthltig prsparatloa wrlll. br Xatwre'e awm Prsrm. Re arUray llalrtsU.Orlglnalteier vein vase it grow on nata uenae. . , . s , . I It-lll Morn at once nil Itchlnc. Will reiaeTe all Dandrat. Wilt en re all Ireptlons-eren Scald Head. Will nuke Ihe Balr toft aad Oloasy. Zn lZ?f uZTZ A.4 of (b. bMl TolM tMm t Ih Balr bow la ass. Thousands of Soldiers la the Armr Bare taetlSed Is tb oboe, who bad bsconu grn aad lost their Balr by ttrkness.chsnge of rllmal and Inattention, while peribrmrns camp date. As a Beatoratlro end 4reee1og it baa no er.oal. KftttbRK si eniTl, Wholesale aad Be tall Acente ar Eenaetnis. HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! Batchelcr't Celebrated Hair Dye 1$ tU Bait tit tke World 1 Tk only Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye Known. Thle splendid Hair Pre is rsrfbct changes Bed Bnsty or Grey Hair, inetautly ta a Oloeey Biar.k or Matural Browa, wiihont tnjwring lbs Qalr er ,k " I 1 i storing It prtetiM color,' and rrctiSes ths ill etbets of Bad Dye. Ths Oeanins Is signed WIL LIAM A. BATCH BLOB, all others ar mere Imitations, nnd sbonld be seeieed. auld by al Drnggisre, Ac. rectory S Barclay etreet. Si. BATCH 1L0R8 KBW TOIL XT CBBAM TOR 0BEMIN0 THB HAIR. , (ylM.l. .Let Ikase who bare' doubted the rtrtaes a Bt'U'i Caoaoa Bimaa. If any sarh tbere be read the following Certtfleatefroaj gntlsawa wel, knowa la this commnnlty, aad duwbi no more. Ite general tarrnanction Into tb army will sars the dt ortbotsmad or oar aoidhrs: LotnavttLB, By.. Jane 3d, lata. We, the undersigned, base area the good eSecte produced byth nee of Ir. Jos Bclx's Cnur Btmas tw ens of geasnl debility sad prostratloa of the syeteat, aad boiler Its genera! see won Id prersnt disease and reUera mach snflbting. Antong" onr sobliers partlcalary weald this be Ih oaee,. u pec tally thoss who are sxpoeed to ailasaiatlc InSninc la tb. Sowtbora climata. MAJ. PHILIP oPEKO, . Colisctor Int. Bas.3diUa.Xf. CHAS. B. COTTOS. Collator of tii. Port of Loairriii. It. COL. H. CKNT. . ' . Peoeoet MarelatlOew f Ksatwrkv,, l i BBT. 1. P-. BEKIBBAUi. Tfy-1 - ViceFw-tofrtanta5QnraBaio Pnblitber DoB(e-ral-' GEO. . MRBM, 'I .: . . X . J ' I BtGBKd a pabkbill. i rrae. arfMiiaviiH. eeai in . . . Loaieeilla. K.T. DATI8. GREEN A CO.. -ATwealeShoe rWer. If nth Sr"tnITnU BART AvXAPVTBEB, . ' Idthograpbera. cor. Market and Third StsJ LowterUle. Re... .. , JCLITS WlSIIt, !-.- tothlnc srerrnaeri, cor. Sd aad Market tts, . .: Looiceille, R. . s.. . . , CAPT. S. F. UlLCs.tr H. ., .. .- vr steaseer Kajor Aadereea. . atAJ. L. T. THCiTOS. .- . a - . Pe-ieeler U.S. Army. ...-. -, 0. U. MSTUAW, Tl,Jiettonai Uol. aMnrsuia, RT. i -J COL. JtSSB BAILBV- - ,.-..5 't . tth tlsralry. . ..... fiXO&wR- rRBICAV-- rs Lwurmnjesnai, - .- Bee adeartisiraant ia anetbe cwlania. .fcbd 1 Bold by riTIt VIIhLIhC. T-BwiaAgeaSt Brass utile, lad. COlteAaTErS HOSST SOAP," I Thia eilebratad JaUaS By, ia aaoh sjaitarsal aenaane, ta 'siaa' from tbe cMlrt maftahriAvlsl i wsaa. tl a i . fy 7, " "T" . , Mtauw aaeaHa. aad aatroasely bBa SteesU irrtaaosrea th skin. TorsalatT

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From Calr. - Caibo, May 710 P.JI The steamer Oiive Branch has arrived from New Orleans, with dates of the 30th. No news, i f a Gen. Hays, Philadelphia, May 7. . special dispatch to the tening Telegraph from Washington says that Geo. Alexander Hayes was killed on Thursday, while deploying his troops as skirmishers. Gen. Bertlwtt and CoL Giieaey wet severely wounded. Gen. Hayes was a native cf PiUsburf. Washixctos-, May 7. There was a Urge attendance of ladies and gentlemen cf the House to-day, at Speaker Colfax's residence, on the presentation to him by his Indiana friends of a cosily service of silver. t , Tii :A . The Senate confirmed Delano Smith and D. P. Fendy as Tax Commissioners for the State of Tennessee, and Charles K. Wells to be, postmaster at Milwaukee. Post's SpecisL Nbw Yobe, Mar 7. The story of the recent dnfrat of General Banks's force is not credited here. It is stated tbat the Committee of the House sbows that Mr. Loan, of Missouri, will be declared entitled to bis se&L Washixgtox, May 81 a. m. Ii it said to-aight that Gen. Hayes was killed in the fight on Thursday, and that several other Generals were wounded. Front n't Row. roe. '' ' ' ' , Ft. Mosboe, lsy 7, Pott Royal papers of the 5th tutte that Florida, Georgia aud South Carolina aret nearly depleted of rebel troops, who have been snt north to reinforce Lee's army. ' Admiral Dablgren had arrived at Hilton Head. A torpedo was discovered .in the St. John's Kiver, on the 3d, with a dead negro Rttacbed. A mob occurred at Savannah, on the 17th ulL The women collected in a body, with arms, and marched the streets in procession demanding bread or blood. Tbey seized food wherever it could be found. The soldiers were called out, and, after a brief conflict, tbe leaders were put in jail The rebels wert making demonstrations at Charleston, but baa been shelled out by our gun boats. ! , - 1 el ' i , ..! i Waalalatgjtwat Havra. : Wasb!koto, May 7th. A recently passed law makes provision for the permanent settlement of the Indians of Utah Tally.' It appropriAUs $30,000 for agricultural improvements to enable tbem to become self-supporting. The President has : to-day appointed Brigadier General Edward R. Weston Major General of Vcluntrers, and order; ed aim to lha command of all the troops west of the Mississippi. ' Information has beeo received here in relation So the reported capture ef Decatur, Alabama, by Forrest, and tbe murder of tbe garrison. It is believed to be a canard. ' 1 ' " t New Yore, May 7. The Herald h is a letter stating that the rejl authorities were moving the machinery out of tbe Tredogar Iron Works to some point further .South., ; t j j, : A Newport News letter reports that the iroa-clarfs Atlantic, Rf.anoke, Onondaga and Tecum ah, moved up James River some day ago. The Herald also fepbrti that n heavy ccl a ran en tier SigeJ moved- ap tW senandoab alley irom laruatburgb several days since. A verill t co-operating from another direction with his cavalry. A Kewbern leuer atetrs tbat the rebel ram left Roanoke lilver and got into the sound and quickly stole into another river for the purpoae of drawing off our gait boats BALTmoB,May J The special dispatch to tbe New York and other papers shout the late raid at Piedmont, West Virginia, are greatly asaggerated. The whole amount of the damage done to the property of tb 11 A O. Railroad will not exceed $!0f)00, No persoa was disturbed, aud there was no appearance of marauders at any other point ah tbe trains are working regularly, and the i road it ttrongly guarded by troopt nnder uenerai iveuy. . New Tone, May 7. Private letters from Cbattanonga affirm, positively, tbat Geo. Sherman's army would leave on the 2d in st. His force is large and ia the best of spirits. Private letters from Bull's Gap. Teen.. of the 2.Stb.ti4t., annoanew the destruc tion of tbe Last Tennessee and Virginia Kailroad, for a distance of blteen miles, between Lick Creek, and Greenville. Tenn., by-e brigade f troops belonging to Geu. Cox's command. Fvery bridge and railroad tie, for tbe whole extent of fifteen miles, wae barned. The -rails were bent, and the road left in such a condition that it cannot be repaired for mouths. Another expedition left Bull's Gap on the 2Sth n't, Jo destroy the bridge over tbe .Wautauga River, fiftyfour miles distant trom the Gap. Oar forces had a fight-duritig the movement. with a body of the enemy under Madwall Jackson, completely routing him. On their return our troops burned alt the bridges, and tore p the entire track, at all points within tneir reach.' . . i -. i i i. . . M tacsllaaveoms. New Yobe, May 7 Tbe Herald has a York town letter of the 4th stating tbat Col. Onderdonk, with a detatchment of tbe 1st New York mounted 'rifles, left illiamsourg Teterdt mornm on the old Richmond State Road, and meeting no obstruction until oaat Barhamsville. the party here divided Msjor Helm tatakmg the l ork JUiver r3aj, while the mam body pushed on to Uteraville. The object of the expedition was to capture the rebel pickets, at New Market C. H. Near Sliiersville the column was fired oat by guerrillas, who fied. The rebel, oottwata werwi on after svootbep torn dowa and captured, and S'ttsmeirt after the appearance of onroltim-Bh NewJlirket th rebel force stationed there - ffed.- m'nd were purrued some3istance, when our; forcirstftrneLCThe rebel force at Bottom's Brid coosisUd only of Holcomb's South (.'arolina di vision. On their reibti.wheRonly six miles from BarbamsviUe, evrl , torpe-i does were exploded in a dens wood, when several rneuitnti horses, were hit, but no one killed.. . ... ...,. The Commercial' special from "Waeiington' ears tbe Ordinance Department has coutricted jorLbe delivery of 70,000 stands of infantry accsatrr menu to be deKvered at Ne,Yorfc" , Since' per: mission was given to soldiers ia the regular service who re-enlist, to'seteet. any State to iwblch they may choose to be , credited as part of its auota. and receive iu bounty, large numbers have been secured hera by agents from New England ei-:2 -aad town, r JBOTtopt rww ootained overT.000 mea.". Large cumbers cf ne Ifrt'is have aiso ben-eo!ited by recmu ingagenta." ' '"" ' JUwaifAntd. Tra.ta.-,V;'1' ' CiscrxsATT, ALy ..The river kaa fallen six inches; eighteen in the cliaaneL . 'AS'eatlioT clear.Xaerniometer 81, Barometer 4 81' fainng. ' - rrrrsacsHv aiaw i. tuver aahane

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Kew Tork Markets.. it, " In You. Xey' T.' " fXTT05 tail aad Ie tower : sales at &3te fee If i idling Cpiasds nod TS sOe for Low Middlings. FLOCB daU aad anaetiied, aad b?lac tower: ST 40.17 to for trad breads, awes closing aaiet. -. v i -. - . ; WHISKT "cited aad dscidsdly highsr, at ft SO ft . WHEAT lower sal nominal, at II ?S1 S3 for castes Chicago Spring, and tl tsvfl 71 tr W inter BVd Weetai n. COBS quiet anst etewiy. at tl for Old Mixed OATS hesTT nl fl Kc fat VeeUra. GS.O S Sit . dell, aad prices aoailaally anebaaced. Sngac inaetlee at l17e. PITBOLtCM arm; Cr.dsShe. POBK doll ; prions ia beer of bwyera. ' - LA ED daU and lower, at USJlt'-r. M' AT easy and sniet at se: ear coat. STCBLISiO IXCUANGt lower sac Sail, at ST QA forenrrsncy. GOLD lower speafsg at Ti, aad cloeierat Tl. Total esport of epecie ta day fl,m,0M. GOVIBhMEST STOCKS nsert aad aachaaged. DYE-HOUSE. ' Celebrted Steam Dye Hoate, LV)CBT0 ST , EXT. LOCIIT A WALSCTa. ujm ma ainoa 01 ptata ans nancr worka as good and camp as any eetabiatb oa thnrt intto lis tb Weet, GOLD PENS. C. P. Barnet't Extrtv Gold Pent. So. 0, or Ladkw' i T I sn 1 80 1 ? I 1 V t oo t S: l S u s on. 1 on an sot 'SirVSOn; i 1 ti I AO t 74 00 S 7 S IS Ui S OS No. 1, or Median. No. S, or Large No. S, or C-immmtmi . Ma a. or Eegrooaing . ha 4, ef l nuisj No , or pfaatoeoth - No. 7, or Ma.ale (extra floe) W7 i i I ' t i AU pae bear aiy ed eiere, "tl. P. Bansss, txraa Lot;.. B.I.," tt which I have sa.wred tte sepyrvnA aad aro warranted H carats lea and perfect ia oeery rsepoct. Nwt by Mail oreipreee to any part of Ibo cuaatry oa receipt of price and rues i w caoreai. Persons orderinc will please stats tbs sis aad slyht dewrod, whether herd or eon, ta or eoaree ; aad U th ehoald ntil to nbsaae or erwvo aeaKtiee, they wiif baee the prlrtiege of esenanrtng. A aedactioa of Siieea per oeat. allowed oa erders ef tH ar aver, aad twonty-teo per coat, oa tboee el luO. LIIktbI dieeosat bbW to the uada. Old pens retired la too beet siaa. nor for tsirty -See esais d ajni is ) each. Clrcwlare showing alaee, etylos, aad price of Wauhe seal ran to aay address. Addreaa V. P. BABIES, Dealer In Gold Peae aad Aarsicas WsTrau, 31 Third Blreers, Lonisvllls, By. STOVE WORKS. ; SOUTITI3IIN I Stove Works a BRIWKMEYER II CO., staaatnrtarar of Cooking Stovet, for Wood aad Coal; Heating; Storet, for Wood aad Coal; -lip Country Skilleta aad Lidt ; f 1 Country Orent and Lidt ; " 1 . BUcnit Oveat and Lidt ; OddLIdi; k - - 1 Sugar Kettlet; 9of Ir; ,-. , T U D ' Jamb Or.vteti - , Fancy Orata Fronts. ; , '; ; , Ail Oratet ; , , r Cellar Orates: " i f ti ! Window Weight.;1 i j Kaf5t Holdi ' i : Waffle Iroat; ' ' Ham Boilert; v Store Eolloware, dko., Ao. ALSO KhBP BOB tALB . Sheet Iron, Copper, fee, t TI A5 D JAP A3 NED 1 WARE Sr Isles Heeai Majat Btrt opyiw Sit t'weirt llwweo. rsiBi4rp- aiear iMmriMaitnli. 1 " aa.Ordert sllrlte4. '' 1 J ' Sf ' iSlEDICAL, BR0U0HT017 & WOOD, 1 , -j'.i i'A Crescent City Drue Store. ,i i - 'i :'i r, a. -' ba; Cor. Third and Main 8tt., I-. i la ronlga aad A nana Irs. mt Chcatlcais, f slate. . Oils, Taraishnwe .larw Ohss.l'erthnieiy. Vsacv aad Toilet Arttaie.' J Coal Oil and Beula by tb gallwa or barret. CsateeTaSed preparaUoas and asnsatisJ (tsclares oa haad aad mean acta red to order. , , ;Iebh Distllied Water,' made fresh avwrj wek. Pstsat Medici bm of all klada. EclecUc Boawdiea aad a full twpply ef Meek I -at B.t and Barb. ' " , . IB I . I . I --TaawaFGBOCERIES. I T ICS LSD PIUS T 1ST XT tu B age Sploed Pise rest. Jasl recaieed at We. S, Plret ttrent. B fcr vrm t Ttorir-' "VI ta. ha PetiBijlTitoia Bark wbeeTTknT," Foraalast ' f u WM. CALDWSLVt Bo. , Plret street. .. . a :.i;tit - ' a.- i . -tt ?l l , TjIXB APPLK CBZBSB X S Bosos Una Apple Jaet Ma., rtret Sxrest. - ( e -TOITCA .aeTLTAiiua o: QJTO.l HOKIwt-14 CBarral.- swam Vhlns KaatUi Buraalaat - - -I'l "!5:"TBnT oTBIBT, ti Ii J . ? -i U J 0 : 3 x n p H' PfcSIBB tTBt- BaranLehoWire3,

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- 's 3 k.i -3'STkrJ o a cn ? rl fttJ C .i oa i O . . $r i to 3 - o d m anj awes) jan. IM! R r O" O 5 ?0 li m B E-.5 5.Pf . ' 'l X L . QUEEN3WAHE, &c. China; lass Q,uccnswurc. & Faekaget now on hand and opening . -a...y.ui a ys3--!;.; vu t : i 3 it Uv i .'.joO In A , ' W 1--:A? Mi.iw yM.ja mi rti in if iiuiiui. uj Maiii,StreM One of the aarzaAt. aai tett at- . . . , I lis tortmenta to fcraad ia the West, aad for aai ,at axlremelT low ,;A ,7 -,ir- !( pneet. Merchants faraiahed with Comat oa Ware alone if desired. DENTISTRY. " 1 1 ' SURGEON DENTIST, STextdoorto Dobell't Book Store, aaut Street, 10STI3rFI THB PBACTTCB of Dentmrry la l j ail iu assfal braachea. Witb aa azperi of Searteea sears' ennstaat prartios, ha ba BMitatiow la warmaunc every aweraiioa. arugcUJ teeth nude spew all the varioaa etylos aad seateriaia, at ail prae. T oxtraetos witbowt " --. t. PAPER. JDEALERS-m..-j S? avdS) gfCER k STEPnCtS, IBB SSala Btrcat, CtaiclBusaU, Ohiw. Pea lets ia PBIJTT50. MAXILLA, COLOBES, AKD WBAPPIBO FAPXBB, OlsU sisae aad weights. apS-3ai Millinery sifocs. IIB HS V iuW TUB MOST COMPLETB V stock of Mtniaery one hrawebt thia city, aad which war-will air-as cheap, at whoiaeale it retail, as aay howsa ta toe wear. One TrtBi r... taraa awt work, laeradiag BleaataiEg, Bbsptag.aad A. term g ta lata SWMvan)liMrnw

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E. "At C.Ttr Rl 2 DiritTI: War. rrelgbl tad. Ar-ocnaodatioa. .S: iS a. a.a a a i t in ' Aeoraiodata.. .&rS4 r. a. .. CS r.-Bh Mail 'i T. II. At R. It, J E P A RT3 r K Sb T. H. Pr ii'-i-..A...i : W t m. Across Bxxletion l-T-.-.a.s: ,. 'dj a at, bight Xp , - . u U Ml. n. ABi&itr. at r. a Day S'.p ii ' ' L r su AxxBi atotxattoa. i: 10 a. a. -.1:24 a. a. SUht Ezprras Tbeee tw puade make gaud ooanactloat at Terra r ante Utiver i News; Tte river ia ateadL'j aecHnfng1 at tins point, as well a at Locisvi-fe and Ciicinnati. At tiusimnr it is rising, with nine a"nf a k?f feet in the channel, and a fine tta-e nfVer thence to Cairo. AotwitlistAni.a the uumerooa arri vals, there was conop.a'v little Dui'tness done outside of Qovemvent ship meats. '''" - - The beautifal Brilliart, under conimacd of those splendid gentleman, C t Dan. Conway and Biiijt ii'acker, arrived here arJv on Ssturdv'iuarriing, 'fjihla pajinctrlp for New Orleans. 4h addej soaewkat to her cargo her.li The Golden Eagle, Cap.- Windsor, airived here from Memphis on Saturday, and discharged two hundred and. fty bales of cotton, which goes foreran! tiday over the great Kellafontaine Cotton Express, of witch Brown, Dnnkerson 4 Co. are the d'stihuisLed and efficient i agents ia this city , : A number of boau tonohad at. the wharf yesterday, loaded ith Government stores for Red Kiver, to which k vast fleet of boats have lately departed. Tbo Tarascon- had a moderate trip down on Saturday, and arrived at teelve o'clock, Lavicg made sv slenjid rca from Louisville. She retarttad ibr Louisville about dark, with a splendid trip. The Armada took out a splendid trip of both freight and passengers-a de served compliment to her elegant appointments and the generous character of her officers. The Gea. Anderson arrived about nine o'clock on Saturday night, with a good trip, ioctuuj about two hunjrc l barrels ofwhiiky. ' Th Anderson wilt leave at two o'clock this afternoon fur Cairo and all way port. She s a fast craft, and Capt. Clark and Iiilly Lowth are popular officers. Our amiable and elegant friend Hilly Dunn went but in the office of the grand Armada on Saturday, Fred Huston having stopped off to rusticate a week or two. i . '" " j The Little CreT Kh?! arri ved from Looiavilie at three o'clock yesterday, and after discharging a large amount of freight, procdjrj rendersrn jf j ' Caput n Ballard, her distieguithed cto.mander, stopped off at Gresham'i Landing, On a dear hunting: excursion, arid we are glad to learn that the Uj.lsok was well seen red before Le vrnventured on shore. The Eagle will return to' Ijju'uville at tea 0 clock this morn in?; andJ will be foand saaptooas and wlegant, ' ' - ' Goorga Ashcraft and Luce Merrill are doing the honors of the office, and are both splendid gentlemen. The greet Misaisipis had nnd arrived at dark last night, but is looked for early this morning. - " -' ' ''-- ' .'-' Sha is the star, boat of tl.e Western waters, and Captain Jim Good and Juhn Creenoagh, lir chi pfficera,' arc two r the rnn affable nd ani aclomtjlij-li-' etgent!eten afloat .... i The It. IC l)ucleroft arrived 'from Green Kiver early yeiteVday1 raoming with ooe hundred and thirty-six bogskesds of tobacco aad clherJVeighL She will return to Ramsey at is o'clock this evenioe, 'where' she wHl1 connect ' with tb popular-1.iB. iCampbell, CajjUin J. W. Bea, who will out reen?ers through to Bowling Green in elegant style., Capil. ... ,f ., . w -. r - tatrt TMnkSrafefahd the Dunkerson ' Are like 'houadbold words all stlotg Oretb fUert -j.. o U ,K;,.A -.: ..! .. The Shingiss, from Xew, Orlcftns on th 1st insi, arrived hrreJieirterdf aftamoon, e route to Lrtuiivill-. rbe uafortnnately brought no papers. , f The rreat Missouri arrived here lsst venreg,-' 'of" the TeiiTieMee ' Jiiecr, hitberhe4had Jjeen aerit .by lh Government with horses and cattle, , ; We are indebted to hr aceomplisliej CTark: WrT-Sam Tia-rf, Kr"file'a "of Kew Orleans papers of the 2fnh, and to CapiiB l,td a dsUeieu rinppl. He I . . it . . r . ., . , . , aiiani i,a;iaiu is euinusiastic in c.s aumiraiiua of, Lnt saagnificrst hoat, srbicb promises to be tbe very faaU-st on the Wester a riTera :(-.; v -n '; The, famous ' R, X KtJ drarts tL't ! creaJn; for-Greori 'tnd' PcrodjRiverf.j let snippers asa trawr-iers te,se tioiie; - A di.ipatch from the Misaissipf atalaw that she will not be Ltrre until Teesday. A special from Alezsndria, La., dated Alrrr23rJ, T4 the ?.TT&ar. "TvCTkd 7l savs: .i'.l Ai. .1 "el. Jl sV Yesterday the steamer Superior was tired itta twenty-ove miles below Lere, with cannon'and musVetr."' Th're men veefwl i RevJ ' frrl wrJ r4rf. TW we)re soldiers of the"3d Rhode lfand Cavalry. A ganbvjt earn far tb relief of the Woperiof amf tReireil the woods for miiA The solJiert west Ailgrizfyii some buildings ia retaliation. i - Lsestenaat - Coi Parker of the" So Rhode IsJaiitL- JDaialry; gaift 4rders to ni men to nre ea every mar;, woman rrr cllldi teen en s&orti ' Ad Cie TxeataKB np'fhe oTirJvrs'exeotft.r J, oerior, was also fired 4att wilhv j cttriAitTthlea1LattrjTi!.bn'jh tider tnr sjivpf shells ,were jtacea-n at br;. three, struck and went diaeonaiiy through therabiii. Oar-sheirwfTit ttrotrwrrTzie -pio botsm.ljSCrap4Wjkat Very roatJfhaal, led, five canDon abate and sbei.s striking hT Op.I'dftyiU kfcfe, SUii Ollrl La ladrti S mnsket haiia ' hi?h-headed .Courjer,'i Tn'fhe city, . TAX N0T1CELI .. A' iiEBSOS BSTjWIwry THEUSf CTEe dyirajant tb tax durftcats forlx'J wowid do wall to eatl at nry t1Ssb5 oe?tie t nme if Clkry wvrnVt eerre roets. Lts-lt tSLI RRT, Apmwi, rw ' -- cmrBTynexrarer. -CHILD REN'SCABS ! , rpWO WUJtELA.P'W.'a, WliABl,a! 11 I Cabs aad (jftwi a erieni aeaprtsnsaS I jawk vaMSsaw., WAAMIAM A t h iuA , ,

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GREEN RIVER PACKET IHI rLEST AND BLSQANT BTBAkf KB iK.K.Dunkemm. A. t'UI SK W ATEB i MASTEK. Will Ixave traaeville i ' Moaday f tnareaavst S o'clork, p. M. lot niaiaaey aad all war parte, atakiaa ' .U'nl''.1,0"." '' he etonnerr K !wJL " T'l rvlpu B C to B . aiarTtf. EVAN8VIILE AXD CAIEO fA8T MAIL ' PnNsongorLine, rpna 1 mi swrrr strE-T.nirL rAsstvoaa tXAMKB . T. THBOOP, Ilset. - ' ' , I i" St. IIC8T0X. Clerk. . Lonre We4oe.de.7S and lalorday al p. n. Tb wn.modlr.iM sl,le.wbel Pneacoger tteaaw Gen. Anderson, PAK. f. CLAKK, Xoeter. ' ...!.' W M. A. t-OWTli, f-lerk. Ieeea BTaaevllle every Monday aad Thuradey at e p. nr. - This llasaiakecloee nnd fellsMs emwriWal AVeu.tiile with lb. fc. a O It. B. S ail Kaotera aiej .tanb-ra Cltiee, and with the Louieeilie and iemnbie Pvsets; and al t'.lrnwilh the llllnoi. b '5 "nilrond and Meaipbie and New Orlrana I'fck.u trail cities Hosts and week trlMi Eegrolar Weekly Packet TUB EXTIBKLT KEW STIAME& LEAVES KVANSVILIB ETBBT TrtSDAT at 4 P. M.i les lieebvUie erere Srta.r u 6 P. SI nUrcHant and traveler caa rely a this eteanrr reouuniux praMneatly la tbe ktade Altar, dereand reileittirb pr. niptlr atloniled to. 'Y 1 1 6- HALL, Agent. sebtO, t i . !! ... .... ,,i 1.1 iJH UXS MONEY WANTED. G OLD' .-u fi 1 m Demand Notes,1 UHCURREUT HOHEYI rid Wanted at th higlieat pried at tha i ! in a li. .7 Li i-.i, si 1,ks' Jl ': : . a v) NO. 4 rillST STEEET. - - . ., FOIlWARJDJN'Ge Far vYiucJIcs and Conuulssion i J Merclmntrt, J ABO ' ;u :.'! ipeciai Eailroad Age at a. , ! ( btvorli fleaMf and awhn liberal nnah ad-i ruc.- u ei.iyu.-(. ' 'it i'rn4ora and TrHevxetei- - lw tlttdWSl, KCNABiiftOB A fO. EBBeellle, Bnv. UHJt. Isela i. jl . V) i , v yRPUB rja ri'IlK LAE'iJV ABO MOftTCOMPI-KTB AS1 eortueait oSBeotlv lievlr. t lot end hall ttraehre. ao erry tolevt and seat Perlrwtee,. I'ooluS.But.ae. SVaiwts, 1-breee, aad Portaveo--naewi, ia aaeDll'ee rartety. i-e e-nelri at ' . ' fi-tit trf-vA S Vnrvutrm. ' euraer Mela aad Saroad etreete. r !n ri rirsErrre' mimrfei.ie bats aErpa-' aTl VB JeeVTlTe4 ef - r HLAIPPEB'S Drogsitor. ' J'TttBD't BLOOM OV TOt'tft Jnst rtTl j and for sale, a , , .hClILAAPrCB'S. . J6 ii VT i . QOME of lb. c.Ul.raUd CObiTtTCTfw VTAi j TI tor sal at ACHLAEPiBB'sV i. U L J . M. . . .... . . .. A LL of PB. oTBICKLAKD B BIMEDIH B Jswj'dWnawgaapadj af - . bCHLAEFmf rg Bioro. AW,' of.DH. f-r aale at IRPrjI S ftEPAK ATI'VKB BV'ULABPrER S. si .eB TTJOOn !D VHEE BIE0 CAGEa Wis V V aiiiriiweat i-t remised et -,,tliUl:mt1 Irreg Store. HOTEL. CITY

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