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Hlarine 5akuMelus.
Arrived YESTERDAY
lA,ten,n t,oai..

VII w Wa VIZ fsl Ets6laf tG&s
UaBscsss oFFl0E, No. 10 CAmo Street,
N i, H. n Saturday Mornirg. March ID. iBs
Arrived Ysstsrday.
8aStsss stenm h0sltss
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast,
Gen Hodges. Sleade. I'm Alexandria. 'a ~
Natchez, feathers, I'm Vicksburg, s'-7s gel
Music, Dalferes, fr I.afourchs. n HI s,,l, st,gt
Milton Relf, Pickett, FIN Washington. al llt
Il Mary F. ngas. I'm Lstourche. III ii..iE X III
Acadia yincent, I'm Donaldsonsille.i Il. Is 5 4
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CONSTABLE,s SALES.

PREsIERn JUSTICE De PAX DANE P. CoNDRoN VS. DAVE
pour Ia JANE RODEY.-No. 5i25.
Parnisre d. Orleans
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierf facIas n mo 1
Ia Adrese Hon A. t. Brice, Pfcmele Justice Paix
dams Ct pour Ia paoisse doreans je poceer sAMEDI
l5ne Jour de MARI 1862, midi entrepot Julie
les Magasius Fourher lii publique
de: ...
uN lot DE MRUBLES. .s-. '-t
SAisis dams PatAire ci-dessus.
EOED1TIONS-ConplanI. n..
fe2S mi IA b,t| P, II, DEGRUY Constable O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-15

r WAR-WAR MISREPRESENTATION
TO THE .RESCUR-BJ special command Of Zen Joseph
M r. Johnston, commanding Northern Virginia. been
W detached TO recruit for ompany A formerly Capt
PAul'D Of st. Paus Baa'on enlisted for the term Of
the be. in service for discipline
perfection Of drill II has received from
ths high distinction of being alta he'd to tho gallant Washing
Artillery special support and The
first cali from the HessiRs they dare
lines has ssch no extra duty to perform and de
vote itself exclusively to strictly mili ary practices
will receive none but we'll recommended and
they will within twenty days from The 2l of April elect their
own company officers. @58@ : s-f 81.
bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS will b- paid each man a.
he duly eed and they will be once suuads
OF six and upwards. ~ '-ie"' ''
TIL will be furnished with uniforms arms
service and they will b. placed posts where their
age shall be tried and found equal renown
their fellow that battle field Of Lou
ana is behind her mud walls.
Ny recruiting oree at No. q Carondeet street, where
be found from 10 A. N. to Pal, III g[j5lt 5''E
+, - DENIS r. VI BITE, cd lieutenant Jr
= 49,. Ia 81, Paul's tuttnlon. 81
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AUCTION SALES.
n AVV1IVV DAMlUS3s -
ASBEAUrIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION,
~ IN without Reserve IN
BY McCERREN Il LANDRY,

--~-se~S~~~~ ~~N--.~~~~~e-N |
a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION,
" 81 without Reserve IA
By McCERREN Il LANDRY,
@. W. Mechanics, Auconeer,
Office salesroorn Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street.
SATURDAY, NIarci, "a. ut r. ,o'c:, = , NJ,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. tasefully, finished in all ro
family, and VOL un.hed with Kitchen, stable and
ESss nsauuy located on Rocky Cfesf one p rG %
se Vim na WIN AND
ss.rERMs,-onenird cash balance and two years,
urty and per eventual interest," Mi secured by
'ns fs' as. Notary Public at the OK
Plan to be seen at the Merchants and Aueoneers Elk
change aud inventory of The furniture the office Of The
1nclloneer: ml3
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN INVESTMENT
Valuable Property New street. OF Jackson at
the head Of the Lafayette Horse Cara
BY GARDNER SMITH IL CO.. !
GARDNER SMITH. Auct'oneer,
Office No. 81 Common street.
y pa March l ct N o onf 1
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND with tho improvements there
II HE saast. y Jssi.s fhaip
and Rousseau the teranu this Lafayette
a oPpHs u 1 e sy Of ne opsoa karSsd
mon aey in III, rsa p fs, meh.s uss wd e'
comprise brick building at the c'rnsr,
TERMs-s00o two years. credit. bearing mort
fe on the ,S per cent an e cent sSsa
Al sls W. j. Castell, Notary Public. the
pelse of the purchasers ml3
SALE OF TWELVE SUPERIOR BUILDING LOTS in
tho Fourh District.
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office 81 Common street.
SATURDAY. March 10, at IL o'clock, NJ,
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FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY-RECRUIT
wanted to complete Company in the O. s. A., theayy
mi tllery0 stationed at he upper above
" ca,rollton Uniforms arms and equipments fu nished
recruiting Office of Front Gilod streets
Bounty paid Immediately enlistment u
Lieut. W. A. SHROPSHIRE, -
ID MIL Ct Recruiting Ghfcer.
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4 yFANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN TO FILL. vi
the ranks of URESCENT RIELEs CO. b, (Co. II of Col.
MI Harry Hays 7th Louisiana Regimen) stationed
W Manassas. bounty fifty dollars wills be given AID
uniform and to VguA furnished For further
particulars apply No. SO ST. Charles street. the office
Of the Board Of Health. nupln5l W, 7. HARPER 49,
fe22 II Captain and Recruiting /.
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l. RECRUITS WANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED
- recruiting officer of company b. Crescent Blues now in
m Virginia. wish TO enlist forty active and healthy men,
WI services in their company during the The Crescent
Hines company made Of picked city and
persons wishing their country could hardly find
better set of comrades. .-1.rt
Inquire the Arnory Company A. Crescent Blues corner
2LIEUT. J. H. SAUNDERS
fe25 If "'.- '+ SERG'T. A. NJ ASHBh InGE q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16
all THOSE KNOWING der

~ seiycs Indebted . 2. Nlpperi Duhn, vii
tisa.s call once ard seftlc. ciose up Their o.
counis without further police. Either party 81 81
rrtn = snthsfiztd 60 -ctfia the aocounf-
wm Dunn rili - founi II lhe cd rolt, 1fe W.
i.ssh s;re.t SiPPfRT e DUNN.
Aag =. les1 -dw-u
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EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ ,h.. the following named persons have been /
-,.-',nsea Assistant Assessors Tor the several ID
sor's a. numbered below constituting the Seventh
Assessment District q Che state OF Indiana
woo COUNTY.
J,fr,sion. 20. I-wIIliam K Edw ards, Of Terre-
Haute: -. ii,
a,a~ he cffy Of Terre-Hsute, bounded a. fol-
lows Beginning Al the so1th~cst corner OF out--
81 Terre-Haaie Nc. u, thence east 70 VIC ee1.s p
The soash Inc Of secton ~. town II, north o. rang
q vet thence north TO the centre the nortn sec
ton lIne q section Is same town and range, ae.ce
west 20 the Wabash rivcr, the9ee ssa'h VII WV
east bank II said river O. the pace Of begiunn8.
Alno ali that part Of said river laying wet - "a.
last named boundary line % Tie vfsi hAnk q sA'
river.
Bfrigi,us, NJ. z-s4muei Mckee, q HafF'saH
AT ths, part q said county aoush q ne National
Road ana east q The wabash river, not em'' -se'
in Division Eol
Dissssoa, 70. s-Ed~ard Robbins, Of HarFison
All shst mar. u sald county ~est u lhs w4bash
liver ani east q said river and north q me "a
tionai Road aad not Included ~ Division Ne J.
vERuLLiov COUNTY.
D.si.son. ~. 4-ssepisn AiIukln. Iislt i0~n-
Tovuships-clsnion and IielL
Dsrisio,,. No. 5--naskin y. Rho-iss. Neupoft
PARKK ooUNrs.
I,;,f,ioa. 10. John MIIiiklu. Monte1sms.
Tawnshlps-R Reserve. Penn, Liberty. sugar Creek
D,r,..oa. -. 7-wllllam H. rye. Rockville:
To~nship.-Ada-ns. wabash union' Gree" ana
Dsrissoa. -. s-Jo.eph Mcfarland. Raesoer
'' Ta~slh,p.-riorida. Raeeoou and Jaei.oo.
pf.r~su coIxrY
D.sfsioa. 10. o -Wllon l.. Harrison. Russell.
To Toptslips Russell. Franklin. ADD Jackson
Ifeisios. n, io-Joha W Eap. Grceneastie
F.,wnshlps-CIrton. Monroe, Floyd, Madison
Gfcencastle and Marion
Die.si,a. 10. ll-Warren Fello~s. haahaitan.
Townships-w Washington and warren
f5.rlsfon. -, I2-fIueh Foster. Nj Meridian.
Towu.hlps--I cllcraon. Covcrdaie. Nii Greek
CLAY COUNTY.
D.sissoa. 81. Is Nathaniel Alisn, rosey 'o"a
Township. Pa.sy. jackson. Cas-. Diek johnson
Van Barsn.
Dishioa. -. Il Jsnes l. Harris. noulin
Tsvn,hips Sugar Ridge. wa-hins'an. Harrison
Iepit and Perry.
owKS COUNTY.
Dfrfsioa. 80. Il John II. Martha. q Spencer.
Townships Franklin. Jccfs0ns Marion, ialaj
etc. Washington and Clay
TIrisi0a 10. lev. Il uoishire. VI Gospoiis
Township Morgan. Montgomery, Wayne, Jheh
son. Jennings, Taylor aud Harrison
GREISK COUNTY
D.ti.sou, -. ~ fhllander Burr. NWhlngi.'
Townshps-Fel river, Falrplay. Jeiieren Wal
ington, smith, Wright. Stockton and stafford.
plrisioa, So ~ William ". oaineY. ilop"
uftl.
Townships Highland. Taylor, afd Gas
Hsffsf1gi, ". lD-Jancs NJ. CASTOR. Nlzhust
townships jackson. Centre. aud teash Greek
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
elfr.slgn. ~. 20 sauuei NJ Reed. sullivan.
To~nshlps@ Jackson. Fairbanks rutmtn. usn
10 aud Gill
Diessien, -. Il John Martha, Carlisle
ships-Curry. Cas-. Jefferson aud liatis o.
JAMES HARRINGTON.
Asaossaf 1th Assessment District At lhdltna.
Terre-Ilaute. Oct. ?. lss2 -dwtw
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"They go right to the Spot T!
IN sror rsuE COUGH !
PURIFY YOUR BREArnl
STRENGTHEN YouK voIcKl
SPALDING,S
ThrOat ConGcctions
Good for olergymcu
Good for Lecturers.
Good for Public Speakers.
Good for Singers,
| Good for Consump.iyea
GENTLEMEN cAKKr
sPALDlNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARR pKLIourKD WIN.
sPALDTNGS THROAT CoNFECTIONs
CHILDREN cay FOR
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough Instantly
They clear the Throat.=
p They give strength and volume 10 the vos-
They impart delicious aroma TO the brcat
They arc made of simple herbs and cann'
harm any one.
Iaivise every ono who has Cough or Hush
Voice or Had Breath. OF any difficulty 81 the Thro
togct package Of my Throat Confcctions they "
relieve you instantly. ard you viii agree with n
that they 90 to tho spot" You will find them vi
useful and pleasant whllc travelling or aiicfiil
public meetings Tor siIlling yo'r Cough OF allayii
your thirst. ryoutry one package an, safe ~ "a
instha, youwiIl ever afterwards consider them !
I dispcnsible. you will find them al the Druggists a
Dealers In Medicines.
THRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
My signsiuels each package. All oihers
4 counterfeit,
APaekagc will be sent by mail. prepaid on roc
Of rhisty ccsis..
Address.
f. HENRY q. SPALDING,
i No. d Cedar Street, New York
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ABvlon.--As fie hes sessei' . approaching. every
person should prepare their SYSTEM fpf The chsng.
AMI there l. NO remedy applicable a. "heifsn'-
Strengthening Cordial sti Hood ruFinsr. q ~il
purify the hls.si shosv1ridT. ard al the uns
strengthen and lasig.faie ths ~tslc efg H'I'Estcu
The snmsuso quantity u d that l. saii daily. b
proof enough q a. great slrtuos in uofoushi5 ~
moving ali I,apusc nsilrr. ffep, lhe tio-'f Wessf
| 10 ALI Try a. IA. icli,lona a. take
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sG Strumous % Serotlloas snceiiois are the
curse tho blight. the potato rot q mankind ihsy
are vile AM hilby asweii a. fatal. They srise Ron
contamination aud tmpmiiy n the bleed. All A. g.
be seen all around ~ csery~hsre. one quarter -
all meet tainted with them, and enc quarie'
Of these die Of them. dc foolishly too hcao ti,
are ourahle. AfEss S.essrsKnis cicanses OF d.
Scrofuious corrupted from thc hiood rssicrs q pu
nd hcaithy. al eacosually exPurgasss the t'al
contamination from the sysicm. No lsngef 49,
under your SeIoflous htorieIs. STAGE thc irfesisi
blc AVA he's provide, hls maste I, s'n,' inailei
curative virtues thei h. eslls Sssaatssns ip'.n
| ocrat. Waterbury. e.
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sTRAyEp.

u,EN DOLLARS REWARD
et..sr-s fsosa - satucris-sF. fsiax - Tsrre-
n~~,' = n siss 80 q kuEst, 80 ehite ssrefs
uith rci sFett - tafa. -. - - -. - -.
- .r1e fss 49, ka.es.1si Is tes- o. q ttee
- arsA hes4 Al 49,.
II sl.oxr reusrt ~ - rFa p 49, - -
~ etnfe t1f4 g - eeIt
seYt ?. <Vs~
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COAL COAL!
NJ O w IL 4 u IN

NJ i" H. 4 =. M
. a Comma s.r. cotfT
COMBS & BROTHER
".vfsC, recently gurehssi tiso Coal Ban H.
III r,.riy known q M ''SCnEE MINIS OIL
49, sl.rss-quarier miiss west q tbe city, ar ne,
,r.-rei 20 furnish the eitzrtis e Iaur nff
riefafy with gsoi articie ~ weil-scr~cncd roal
nrurss 70 suit ihc.o pEfllous tirnca
we alao Agent fer a. Highland, rrazu an
Fsrnorslsurg Corl hines.
ss- Orders LETT IN vigocoufiy Scales or at To-
reaidef<c a ether rrop-ittnf, mar De Hchmsk :
Railroad Dcpo,. MI te niIe.' su stoEl nouns.
Give . trfal.
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PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the
Y SOD halsers. tha; thr znHaai meeting - TIE
parposc 4 eleciing nine Directors 70 NE sn-ains
49, IN n. hsli Il their Banking Hoase IN Terre
uaufe ca weinc~fsy tn nffh day u NOVEMBER
JS0 BgACH Cashier
TER. H.u,-. o. :. 1sss. C.
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BRANDRETn's lIlIS.-fw The rcstcrat'i.
health Of those who have bcon stricken ~ arli,NJ
or paralysis they are The cnly reliable modol's.
all aiIcctol,s q the lungs. chest aud hc~els Ihi
prompt usc saves hfo Aud gaiekly oures fuenao
MIA, peosiey. cholera. wiua spasms. ~ofms eho''Fs
uorbus. daFThoen. ayscutary. whether ifom naiaiis
eating unripc fruits or other faults iu tie;. yield
their Influence. Asthma. goui. rhcumausms. ls
affections. rupturcs. iufammstioi- Of any oissn
Levers. whether aguc oiler speclhc feycff lions
Diseases jaunalec. s. viusr dance. smallpox. msss
lcs, Group oryslpla las. white swcIllngs ples ul,r.
of even thirty years. continuance ati especially
ulcers Of the liver have all becn cured Iernasie5
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal fils -
female complaints ard nervous diseaeos thsy Ant.
been equally successful wide change 81 hlc, bob
arat aud second pcriod.l. fpliopy. depTe. is4 -
spirits. frghifa icrams all obstruction aia i,las
ailons arc by thcm cured. iisIrrsed ent coffe' 49,
| PIlcs % cents pr box.
Bold BY J. H. CuASdHAn. Terrc- ilaute. ami by
respectable dcalcrs a. medicine. uaula0l a
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DISSOLUTION.

,VHE COMPREHENSIVE Here
Il fofre existing tsts.sen =. Slpperi & william
fb1rn. Va tbiscay fisolFldh - ulntaal caffIrbt
=. NPPEiir Z VIZ Ucyr
Tcrre-Iiaate. Aug. ]. lss3.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-22
AFTERNOON REPORT.
New York Specials -Buckner
not to be arrested-Ex-
change of Prisoners =
Southern Telegrams-The
rebels badly scared-The
death of the Presidents
son.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 After Senate's
extra session to-day, the Treasury Note
Bill was received from the House with
amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden, the Senate
disagreed to them, and committee of con-
ference was ordered. The Senate has had
under consideration yesterday and to-day
in executive session, message from the
President, embracing an important COM
munication from our Minister in Mexico,
Mr.. Corwin.
The proposition to pay the public debt Of
Mexico was particularly under discussion.
Col. Richardson, from the House Military
Committee, is preparing a bill to effect the
Incarceration of and refusal to exchange all
prisoners who have taken the oath of al
legiance, as Senators, members of Congress,
foreign Ministers, and all who have been in
the regular army and navy and have accept
ed Office, civil or military, under the so
called Southern ConfederacY. In short, to
punish the leaders of the rebellion, and
under no pretext let them escape.
Brig. Gen. Thomas Williams has been
released from duty in the Department of
North Carolina, and ordered to report 10
Gen. Butler.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT,
Bentonvil1e, Arkansas, Ours
More Wagons, &C., Cap
tured- The Union Feeling
Down South-A Reeonnois-
sance-Fort Donelson Pris-
oners.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 2l.--Gen, -HAlleck to-
day telegraphed Gen. Mcclellan that Gen
Curtis has taken Bentonvile, Arkansas
with considerable quantity of baggage
wagons, &c.
Specials from Cairo to the Republican
and Democrat, say that, on Tuesday, two
rebel regiments from Clerksyille came to
Fort Donelson and gave themselves up ssga
ing they had been deceived and were tired
fighting against the old flag. '@ .--...
1t is declared that strong objections will
be raised by Tennesseeans against the Bow
ling Green force offering battle at Nash
VILE
The Provost Marshal of GAINESVILLE, sent
word to Grant to come up aud occupy the
town at once.
The officers of gunboats now lying there,
represent the Union feeling as very strong.
The people state that they had been led to
believe the Union army was entirely COM
posed ofGermans and negroes for abolition
purposes, but now they see it is not. They
are anxious to return to their allegiance.
Prominent citizens there say similar feel
ings will pervade the whole State in
week.
Gov. Harris has called meeting of the
Legislature for next Monday, for the pur-
tional acts passed by them, annulled, and
Tennessee officers and citizens declare the
State will soon be back in the Union.
Generals Buckner and Johnson are still
at Fort Donelson. Gen. CuAlnm has sent
sixty nurses and ten surgeons to attend the
wounded at Mound City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-22

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 20.-Noti ce hav-
ing been received by Gen. Wool tina some
400 exchanged prisoners wonld be sent
down the James river, yesterday, the Geo.
Washington and Express left about noon,
for the meeting place.
The fog did not lift till late in the even
ing. This morning at sunrise, the expected
prisoners arrived on the Jas. Allison, which
it seems, had also anchored for the night, a
few miles above us. The prisoners were
transported to our boats.
A flag of truce to Craney Island, this
morning, took several passengers down and
brought back the crew of the steamer Fin
gal, W hich ran the blockade off Savannah
some time since, with valuable cargo !;
tue Captain and crew of the light ship be-
fore reported as having ran ashore during
the last severe storm, and the crew of the
British schooner which also ran into SaSan-
nah.rra .- .rer f-.t -74
No news of interest was received. as
The Richmond papers, of yesterday, con-
the following dispatches:
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. l8.-Prof. Hall ar
rived here to-day, from Nashville. He says
that Fort Donelson fell on Sunday morning.
and that. Gen. Johnston had telegraphed to
the enemy, offering to surrender Nashville
on condition that private property would
be respected. No answer was received, but
the majority of the citizens seemed willing
| to give up on these conditions. E
4. A large number of persons had left the
city.
Thirteen thousand Federals were sta
! toned at Fort Donelsou, and 10000 were
at Clarskville.
Tbesriv was rising so that the gunboats
of the enemy could reach Nashville.
a large amount of Government stores
/ will fall into the hauds of the enemy. Mosi
of the rolling stock will probably be saved:
i .RIcHMoND. Feb. T8..-Tn- the Senate, R. NJ
/ 7. Hunter was elected President pro. tim
1 James a.. Nash, of S. C., was elected Clerk
The following Senators we're absenti- 81
Messrs. Bath, of Alabama, Burnett o.
Kentucky, Sims, of Louisiana; and z help:
of Mississippi. There was Georgia vacan-
CT. in consequence of Mr.. Tcombs declining
/ In the House, Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia
was elected speaker and Mr.. Emmitt Dick
enson, of Georgia, Clerk.
Augusta, Feb. ls-,The Savannah Morn
ing news has a special dispatch from
Charleston, saying that the Captain of the
schooner Theodore captured on Friday by
the Yankees in Bull Bay has escaped.
He says that the Yankees would capture
and destroy Savannah this week and
Charleston soon afterwards. 4...,
The latest Intelligence from Savannah il
that the federal vessels are gaining grounC
in their efforts to reach the main channe
Of the river, and that the attack would no
much longer be delayed
a private dispatch states that all wa
quiet yesterday morning.
J
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-22
HERALD's DISPATCH.

The executive session of the Senate was
chiefly occupied to-day with the considera-
ton of our relations with Mexico. With
out coming to any, conclusion, the subject
was postponed until Tuesday. :
The report of Senator Sumner, chairman
of the Committee-on' Foreign Relations, on
the existing Mexican imbroglio and the du-
ty of our own government, is said to be an
extremely clear and conclusive exposition
of the whole case. 1t is believed that the
recommer dation of this report will be
adopted by the SeHateq 3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
RY THE Z. . W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII ooNGREss-FIRsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
s. HoUsE.-The Homestead bill reported
from the Committee of Public Lands, com
ing up, the question pending being to re-
commit the same, with instructions to re-
port, instead, the Bounty Land Warrant
bill
Mr.. Grow called Mr.. Washburne to the
Chair, and taking the floor, spoke against
the motion. Five times within the last 10
years, the House had passed bill similar to
this, and by two-thirds vote, when parties
were nearly balanced on every other ques-
ton. Bills, too, of like character had pass
ed the Senate. He answered the OBJ
tions that the public lands should be re-
tanned as a source of revenue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-22
SPECIAL TO EVENING posi-

WASHINGTON, Feb 21.-The Congress
sional Committee in Conference on the
Treasury Note bill cannot report until Mon
day.
Col. D'Utessy, of the .Garibaldi Guards,
has been arrested by Gen. Blinker for pub
fishing articles in the New York Demokrat
on the demoralizing of the German Division
of the army of the Potomac
President Lincoln is i'll to-day, having
become exhausted from watching by the
bed side of his son Willie.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M .. T t -

1.-THE time here set down il adjusted to eoatraet
6cuvs. On the River there is variation according
TINE OF CLOSING
RGslr0ad Mail flor Eincenness Tsrrs Hautes---v---
Princetons Washington Petersourgh,
Sullivan, Csslisle Rockville. IndisnapO-
lis. Cincinnati. LouiHvillss st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and othsr Northsrn, Eastern,
ana Western points, and Railroad Way Of1ces.
every day except Sunday at......-........ g I'm.
Thursday ana Saturday az e1SP.u
Paaacah AaI (rivef) every day ia the
week except Sunday and Thursday at nhz A. ~
Green RsDsr NAL for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
MssTeraOn Mol Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday at 61S A. NJ
Es0 HarEsonv Nal every Mondays We'd Z
Resday, and Friday at as4asa -. Ia 4. n.
- Ss:Ssz n 81. i5 ss,; s,.,,r,,s.,
fPetersbassk & 4estsrs, SO come ana 60 -
by Railroad daily *
Cs,.ahiana Mail every Wednesday al ~. NJ
: 4 tLeaves al s II. @hnrsdaY moTniDg) ' 3.
Military mail Calhoun and Spottsve, IL P. n.
TIME OF DEIIY ERING-
r1siroad Ma5. every day except SUNDAY at 7 A. n
ri YES the night before, after office hours :
IS ss5gss0slle Mod (Fiver) every Tuesday f1- q
fuiaSaG liail every day in the week except E
Sunday and ThaFsdagsbB sss sss4g1 et' A. nI
Green Rissr Maits every MOndaysnd fhars--.r g
day by - z P.h
y Wednesday, aud Friday BY - Is p NJ
Hs,o Harnsong Mad, every Tuesday. Thars- -
r
Roekport Mail (land) every Sunday At i r M.,-
and Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ.
arrives the svsning before After oaes - :.
hours.4 so ia - "a r.
PstersbargA NAL lvay) every Friday By So A. NJ
Cyatkidna Mall every Friday at = ~ a. N
fArrives the evening before. after ehiee hours.
e%-P Post Once opens at A. IA aud closes at 7
Pa. on week days Delivery closes from to 81
Railroad mail 0fhee open nom to y A. NJ. on the
Sabbath. 81 e4F
------e JAMES Fl. Men Belly, p. NJ. T.
Evansville. Ind.s May /, 1851. iuly22-ywc
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2O.-Eae journal was
misinformed in regard to the capeas, said
to have been issued by Judge Catron for
the arrest Of Buckner. He is under indiet-
ment; but it is- not probable that the civil
authorities will demand him from the mill
tary authorities.