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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

Ch1se aad Capture Nicholas Stsgar IF Go. O,
Is. La xegt, wa, arrested By his Captain yestsr.
day, on Main greet above 18th, for deser,ior The
officer had the man by the collar Of his jscxet, and
had gone .bnt q fsw stops towards the prison when
the latter slipped himself out of tn, garment snd
ran wi:h great speed down the eet turning into
18th street One Of tbs Detectives Of the Provost
Asrshnl being present joined In ths chs B., aud the
flgscious soldier retresssd into Il alley lead II
10 the creek ruEniEg uns or Market fridge, DC.
tween Main and Gary. Arriving g. the s;oEe wall
encioeing ths creek Lo lmpei 10, follow wei By The
Dstect;vs, both o. whom got thoroughly al, uratsd
viii water End c2ve:sd with mcd Etegar res1sd
for Cary street. bat before gstticx there re.resteG
i.ts iss ys suve.. lee9.ng .uwa; as t7h rec. -.
Out u sass n2sas hole ie -~ss hAllss. tia-Snrsls
wet ana exkGassad, srd carried to tbs Maitary
Prison Of the Eastern Digtr oi where is wss l. i :.
ed ior ssiA @aree shots we're discharged at hi n
by sae Detective, tut pene Of them tooa feet -
Es was cat sud bruised eons,d :rab.y VIZ u hs
lumDsL into tlS creak
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FROM Saapsg.cxsBuRe.

Y.osn kl iAe Lforna.ien ~e haze hom F~ds
sisSsburg .na lis vicinity. We sse dispcssd 70 De-
heve ss.s there Ia mare smrcfianee to be saasnea
- ,se Northern as. Eaassts published ye@'esosy
~ II ra.ei,re, TO .urnt.as's Asovements 'osn "ss
eeuessry accorded ,aem. sentiemsn "n' AZ
,.yea IN this city lst rtsb., from the aisy' s'sses
ia. II wss ssaes ally believed that tie enemy "e's
.bon, attempting a eros ,ing sou's III nhss sbSvs
Y.sasnth, asi that everything essekened pre- para
ion for tn attack IL is pretty generally believed
tbs. q u cnsrs,lon Will be made daring .ha trss'
set uses, wh,cs vii iuuy dsveiopo ta,it ners'
en.s, an. passsb,y r.sa,t tn s.otss. bloody bat
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fes .hssr eo.., hsssvI,r ~ oss -. -. s(s~sS4
Of Them sa Li,l.s char.eS .,ith sssstee dxs.E ss2
.iiatussl.s The ns.sShoshnod 4, svaies - n sss.
Jamse brown tos q axhtsrs n Hs,a siSsss ars ~
Jsu,as fL.r far ar..s.a .as..s srS x.r,s... ~
s.Iest. sua Hrhssi ~ iss..s 49, E
the st-es, n, il ,,rank -
wlsn,ss six7r of n. H,xsu va. c-aee.s 4. I =. =.
Hf "a far su.aias In tg.s q -. . = - ts.s -;
q esae - = q.
E.s;.r slave ~ C;eo,o,a pAto, "a. c.m..sttS1
Ear tral or, th ,hs-rs as sts.it, srara In.fs 1sss
q M, kst so,k cnnssin,r9 ,bi.fr 0oiIars Is -
ccT, thirto q rars "a ConSsS. r.ss s;1a1es ssr.sss
notes. and sovsrM do lsTs In siiyer. - = =,
TWn r,anawsy darkevs Wers eosnrsQtt.A togIIS
called Tor by their owners. acd sundfy iaver =
ordssud vhio,ice for so.oR Wfthout - - 8 -:
Iiola d fscos,srd aud Alex snder A,llnIaS go
arrasgned for te.os pror Yissoru q = fae0 49, G
the sssdis ston ~ q nsos,saa. mereh ISsis RI 1
rsar Ia b. ~ xhish .ha rosiee - ~ asSsse -
0ssnrasy eyouinu. srd cssAnrs = - selvsSSS s15s
p<fetora Hut twrntv - ~ Sle1e :, I, 49,
~ frou vsrlens s - q IL -
~ySrsedIS 6efSeee 81 - sseass - 1li1sis
lonal aposaran, >. Ths .remSiine t1ois 1asS ~
two faro tahies box Of ssrdss 40 dssit1S 6oxSa.
lay ont. mxhoeany cue kse ~. tno seeS os ivnev
chips, and her parsphernaua. Were nafaded Nh
Chs 9. p.ivss made on ne Ooession.. CSne az ~
dai1e boxes, With the asce On tor wss iispi.vsd
by the SIDE OF Hs bonor, 10 ys.her With ia isv-
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Imp.rtant From North Carelina.


GolDkBoRo', N. O.. Jan. s5-A respectable ~.
fagee jos. arrived fom Beaufort, reports the Abo-
lition a set nice.ytwo sail. including two Mont
tors ani s,x other ironcla2s, IN R,au'ort harbor
sls,. tat 1900 Abolitionists are sncamped at
Korehsaa City aad Gsro;;n. City.
Gen Robertson has just zsluraed TO Kinstoa
fon zee ,aaoilsring xpedi.ion throuk Jones' and
Oaslow couaties. lie reports that company Of
cavalry Ca2t. Perkina surprised party Of Abo-
hHoDists last Fsi'sy At Big Northeast pr dSs, near
JACK ksonsiis (S,asiow Cau7. II JUS kilis9 Oar.
.ain aad Ave pryat2s AID rsatiag shs balance. No
iu-s cur II "a.
SECOND DisPATcH.I
RALEIGH Jan IS --ihs stat. .J,arna,s Khsssn
crsesg oaeeat ssss II Ia repe rled takt shs enemy
advancing fron, HswSern in two coii,nns, One To-
wards Kinstoo, the oihsr ossrds Wilmington.
Nothing important in tho Legf.lz&ufa The MI.
itsry bil al postponed rLtii "Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

Sci or firs Great alarm was created smor
ihs Inhabitants Of G.stie ThaEee. al 5 o'c,e 4
yesterday evening by the cry OF dse, which vss
faised at that Lode by the inmates lodged la tie
second story. Pause volumes Of smGks were Soaud
psceeeti7s OF. of The rssEi cccri,e by tbs cls;k
s.r,. sundsy other officers The door being broken
open Ii was found that tbs esd and other x urss
Ia the ceom were burning u iousiy tho ir.et ,,fs,y
material having Goubt:ess been thrown cysf the
grazing CT the door by soms ons I tfs msay mis-.
ereaIts corfne1 in the Castle. Tee u the tai ty
Yankee ssilors ca1aas1 thsre we're conv srted into
bucket men, snd. under the supsfinsendencc OF
Capt Ai-xsEder, soon succeeded ic mastering the
flames, tbs burning remuauts Of the bed being
thrown fn tae street. During the Progress IF this
Incl iens Sord asrAton the Nons. aud some of tie
nan evincea ths u.anoss sisrm. we.ngiog .te.r
-nss aud crs nag aloud Nobody was ars, aud
nothing but the furnisure Ia the room was do.
stroe I'd *
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AUCTION H4ALAso--rasass naSs.
BY Summer = BaRTess, Auct'rs.,
flron-F Front Building, Qovogno1 nlFeoAl

D7RKMffoEY BAL8 or Al 1xr1uG1vn
/ stook Of nooss and shosg, Olothing. Dry
Goods Wool Leather. As. &c. - aloas esnseln.
at 10 o'clock we shall sesl at auction, without %.
serve, as our s:ois No lit Haia street our sntars
stock OF doods to close tie toasaI The ssoe4 eca.
Rsts Of iargs sud sssci siosA ef Rooss sa6 1aoes
aHcne which will fs sound-
-asat,sme1'A Calf sad Kip Boot;
do ecoses bottom shoss,
Ladies' Gait ana Morocco DO;
- do Lasting H. eled q Etera;
Aiarge lot Of Boys md Assss HhoaF;
Servant Worens 6hoss;
Hssvy Negro Brosaas. sswsd and pssgsa,
LOCO aba Sole ard Harness xeAtAw, gsss
largo assortment Of Hssdy nlds Jlothln4,
Fine Overeaats OF superioe mAk.;
Heavy WOODEN aad 05tssa Jsans;
Gents Iiren Boscm HkiRts
Drawers, Wooden Socks,
+. Hosi ~ Fancy Goods,
An aas0rtmelt Of Md e3nek;
Aaapfd Tobacco, C.axs Ac,
1ogeIhsf with iagSs SICK Of nisee'laocos
Goods too tsdi.us % rneutien- 1ke entirs 1eosA
y III b. sold 10 tloso tie eoheesa.
TIRMs-Oesh. WI 8 DUP1x1A = %.
No III nain stsosG
Sal. conducted By eussKR BuRHssa, Ass1A
u ~ 81
r ARen sAIs % !. .AN0r10faRID A11
q. ssonase sRoass,is xss1ocq - cP 9a2fs o SlSa2
,NSaRA{ he Is xa3l A Ii = = s...sA.
q ~. -aisS Va Wa 5. % closed .isao.s s.ssess
suoKIya roBA1oo.
pus ~ h bass. ba.ss. sad barrels aDoae wAish y
slrgo anoGBt of
We wila also oKer 1ns azsogtn0s Gf
3 0HGC3-Ix4 81
,nsss1es ses u II afi''' 10 ns' II AAa' prime
Tas ale VIZ; se large ard s,tzassivs one, ~
the asssnssoa oi sa,sn e Myi,sd
GuANxR I BU111ag
ADDITIONAL
wiil . addsd 70 ihs above sals Of Tobacco anA
3Od.s whiss araniss Oar anA Ssuses.;
90 YlAAaA nsw good
The Cops aaA Iistss VII . MA innsdaasly e
jai7 suNaRR : NJ s11ss. Aassn
r ARo1 AsO ATTR4VfiV6 SALE or
IL DaY COOS, FAACY GOODS. TIA
110aIRY. BOOTS AND eHOAS. uAI0.
AHkDY-MAD1 CLOT1Nu. Ac- o. Y1IDAY.
the S0th Inst st orr wxTshsuss. q 10 o'aloeh,
~ y" - ''fsi ns1 sss ssssS'; sooDs .''ss'''s
1sas5 fsinax Hixn sslazed NosslansA
yaleat1A Plasds, 1erhncs
Black Alpae6n, 41mhaninSA
Wilss O0lsna Hcss,
Gloves. ouspen&era, 0Aeslmsre8, rs
0oaasy Je.ns, Bel x1ektas CspAAsf@
- sads.s sesssisstaaa HAtslae.
Aaa sssse sasssty 8 ssss ssAsr osy 0soA
xsss A.A lasss R.gss, a'aa2 lssas j.
Osvazy Hoossv
Ia1iss aaa aCliarsns sAaas. - A
a Jekfk
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Auaek ON Gen, Nisrxav.

kcpiLE jim 2.-shs xaU.rsissr AID RsSiAkr
has received d. p.isa dated sssHiansiiis, -.
2l:h. which Gays:
This ensuiy. s 600 srorg. ATTACHED enc cf ABsS'
gaas reg inents, under coLlalacd II CoaoGei HUE.
ioson, st Woodhu-g Els 1orpipg. Uur mem Ai1sr
two hours' fehs; aish superior force. ssll bexk
two miles, with the loss Of thee men Killed. iaesa
dirg Col Ect.hinsou and Iino wcunSsa Tha -
N.Y. iufs il unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

THE TOSUE 1T A2EsESAS POST
Con.ecerAts officer from Arkansas Post few
days before It's capture states iha: our force there
aumbsrad ato1, 5 so msn The oftieial Yankee
rsvo.. claims 20 have csrtured Oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

lppsintmest sf Raas 'Diyscss, s-The 0osefs1or
hsa srponfsd aud cammimiQneda n A6se -.
q ssy several ofloes Of Dis
count ard Eegos i,vz: Fog the mother herk at
Richmond, John L Bacon. David J ssuuders, Oar.
rutt Watson, and Jossph Jones xor the
Braa Oh at P.ts'sburs. 3 B.osduAx John vii
sen. and Young. Et IsedertcAsSurs. George
Il Rowe, Thonsas J Knox, and VIM lisse.-
At Lypchburg, George D DAvig, VIM Kent, and
8eta Woodruff At Danvilie, VIM H WoodiDs,
Wm nison. and vim 0rave2 1t Buchanoo,
John B A,eISk, George Psna, and John An.
dersoa.
Ths 0oTerner has also appointed and commits.
sioned the following perDoos ts Directors on the
part Of tbs Htats, tor the FHn4sry Bank OF Vir.
9nia and its on ssrs OF Discount and Dsposit: xor
the rnothsr Bank at E .hmond Richard o Hss-
kins. = Ksbinsoa. William Ruthesfocrd, and Ro.
bsft ). Hsyo FoT the branch at fredericksburg
Chew, " = Aaeon. eai = Philips. Al
E@mville. J 3 Hiliard. Wm II Nlddiescr, ana
L Walker. ~ Daaville, Joha w Hchard.
Z kgtis. aid chas n Snbists. ~ Lynshhurs II
Boeoek, Vim Hal, and VIM hll&r. ~
Blackabuxg, Giles Thomas. TAomas 3 Hvaus and
John Blaek At WineAea;sr. krbt g ~, O1Ask
osthsr. and Robt Stssls AZ CAsr.otssvtis Wm
D4b.sy, Ro n Garter. aid 6am1 q Whita Al
Lewhburg, John y Bell John Withrow aud Ar.
ehiitss Hcdgers. At Wythsvtle, 0cr1on Kent,
10 ssyazA and D&vii Graham ~ Rsterabufg, y
. Riatoa, W Lancaster, and Jsnsa r Tena-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

Ivs The Aissn Of are ysstsrdsy ncrning ct
the biirk esfpentse thop owned and ceepp "a By
Pearscu + Newell at ths corner Of Sob ard s3sacs
sts eats. The 6sc WAS evidently scc,Uannes tad ~
m incendlary. TIE aaass were dyst ohsssyo1 Gem.
ing cut Of tls c-e frcnliag &c 20 n strsos uksrs,
owing 10 the want Of dsaf the plAse being closed.
mort Of the dsst us.ion sas conAasd 1hs d~nkg,
jr aietsd On the buiidrg viii anoant psobahiy "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27
PLACE PncsPECTs.

Col J. W. Wall, recently elected Omitted States
Eenator from Rev Jersey. de " red Q speech in
PhiaeeiphIa en- the mig 1t Of the ~ b. In which hs
,ecapitaIated his niseries at Fo.t Lafayette, knd
ssii: "fe,low sitiz.ae: have received at the
b nds ot the Legislature Of New Jersey the high
AID responsible ofncs of Eenater If the o. ed
States. l go there my frisuds a. I urderstand It,
as far my I'm. tel capacities are capaola to sd-
voc.te peace the q ,cr Of the Senate Of the Uni
ted Stste6"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

Prison Items The following rarties were re-
ported q. Gsk!is Thunder On yesterday, viz: Pat
Ryan. 4.a virgnia Uavsiry, absent witao lesve !;
TlOnas Hunt, aiiAs M:Dsa.ma1, Rodgs.s's Uav.
airy, de5ertion; George Mathews, Battery No 4,
deser.i0n sent By ths Provost Marshal CT Peters-
burg; Il d Thomas, committed a. q Suspicious
ehsr.ctsr by Gen Winde, Lewia Werner, Hsw
kias's battery, disobeaieacs If ordSrs; J Myers
supposed Ieserter from Oamp HiRdsr Hospital and
Oh&lss Closs, Baltimore Light artillery. dsssr-
tion. The following parties were dsehsIgsa yss.
terday viz Thos Oakley Champion and Jas
Oakley. delivered to Capt RI Csskis, to whose
company they belorged;) Drysfine and J +
Roberts tried by Court Martial f1r tesertion and
acquitted; Isaac Todd, 0s.ezL and H Kent.
delivered 10 Capt Norton, to whose company
they belonged. nuzaaec Of othsrs were siso lei
out on yesterday.
Aiding Con9smnsd es-lTns ofiicsrs ct Cast, Q
Thuader succeeded yesterday Ia dstscuae ps
tol bostls o; brandy. vsi OF poi-on. Isree knile,
rxzor. and dls, thai . woman was attempting to
convey iatn the cell occupied y John au.iigau
asad Dan' Ksrnsdy, 20 prisoners now In eosAuI.
msHs there under sentsncs Of death by Court.
Aax:iA. iaforns:ion that thess articles would bs
cerfsd into TIE .eu, II possihie. wss conveyed 10
ths efissrs by IN outside party, wha refussd to
eisa hs name, bu whose irfc r,nAsion orc we'd cor
teSt n 7iligsn was to have bssn shot yesterday,
but sxecutiOn OF seni Zee vas in delayed by the
Sse1etarY o. War.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

Rev. Gs0rgs ". Charlton. nletobsr ef the vi
g'nis aonfsEence. died In Petersburg on the Is,
instant.
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TIE MARYLAND rkeRo1s QUIETLY OWEN UP.

Gov. Bradford, of Maryland, having been VII ten
to by cit gems esking hin, 70 p.Otscs them by
tbs militia OF ths State Sanst officers Of The Fss.
eral Government. who hxrbor slsvss and entice
nariy tbs militia would be called ut. but that he
CAM IT do 30 now, Is, the country - ia y s,ste Of
wac Says he balsves ihs Acn1iais ration is honest
aud must be Luoposted. He = 30 iDcliass to the
opinion that astAe Is over all 'oy 81 suffer.
ers will te compensated his 1esssge gives gre at
delight to the 4b0i.ticnists.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
The Noble County "Kar..

The ignorant and reckless persons in
Noble County who conspired to resist
the military authorities in the arrest of
deserters, and organized for that pur-
pose, fed before the troops sent to en-.
force law and order, without waiting to
see the bayonets, and are now hiding
themselves. They talked very deGantly
until they saw the authorities were in
earnest, but shrank from the overt act of
crime they had contemplated So it will
be elsewhere. 1t is happy circum-
stance that this speck of civil war in
Ohio has passed away without the she'd
ding of drop of blood. We hope the
lesson will prove sufficient Whatever
force may be necessary to arrest desert
ers, and enforce the laws, will unques-
tionably be employed without hesitation.
Those who have assiduously been delud-
ing the ignorant in this respect should
take notice, and counterfeit, so far as
! possible, the mischievous influence they
have exerted, that we may have peace
and good order at home Cincinnati
| Commercial 23d
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
Col. C0bufn Heared From.

A letter dated Shelbyville, Tennessee,
on the 9th, was received on Saturday
night, by his relatives in this city, from
Col Coburn, who was captured near
Franklin, Tennessee, recently, as our
readers nre all aware, after a most gal
liant resistance, giving such an account
as he dared of his fight and his circum-
stances. Ofthe fight he says nothing in
addition to what has already been pub
lished, except that 1.-The artillery and cav
airy fed, and we fired the last cartridge
from our muskets, and could do no
more" This fact adds another to the
already abundant reasons for the convic-
ton that our men did all that mortal
courage could do before they surrender
ed
The Col says, in regard to his officers:
ssNone of your friends are injured; Hen
derson, Utley, Crane, Baird, Craig,
Shafter, Miller and Gilbert, not the
General-ED did all that men could do
no shrinking, no lodging, but stern
and struggling to the last OF his pres
ent situation, he says: ave are doing
well, have been politely treated, and
have not been jeered at, as | am sorry to
say have seen others treated. want
nothing, not even good spirits" He
says, HOur loss was 100 killed and
wounded, and ,2O6 prisoners. This is,
of course, the most authentic statement
as to the number of prisoners we can
have AS to his destination, he says:
1.-The date of our release or exchange is
totally unknown, as also our destination;
perhaps it Will be Atlanta or Richmond"
Indianapolis Journsk
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
WILLIAM REAVIS, =
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim
Agent,

Is authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back
Pay, Bounty Land, Claims for HORSES
and other PROPERTY destroyed while in
the service of the Government, and all
claims, of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session of Congress,
"All soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years"
Office 954 Main street, over Keller's
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Ind.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
E9- Good references given, if re-
quired m23
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
pg The Train on the E. & C. R. R

EGr The Train on the E. & c. r. R
was detained some two hours yesterday
in consequence of a portion of the track
near Terre Haute having been washed
out by the heavy rain of Monday. The
up and down trains had to exchange pas
sengers; and as a consequence, the train
did not reach this city until after nine
o'clock
The damage will be promptly repaired
through the energy of the Road Master,
Mr.. Clarence Chambers, who is on the
ground with large force
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
DIED.

Of Group, after brief illness, at Mt Vernon
Ind, the 18th of March, 1868, DR.. THOMAS
NEWMAN, in the seventy third year of his age
The above of the most respect ed citizens
of Mt. Vernon, and one of the nine who were some
years since organized into the Presbyterian Church
of said place, in which Church he lived and died
ruling Elder. He calm and resigned in death.
Also, on the 10th March, after protracted ILL
ness of Typhoid Fever, Mrs SARAH NEWMAN (wife
of DR.. Thos. Newman) in the sixty-fourth year of
her age. Our departed sister died in the firm faith
of him whom she had long protested to love, feel
ing assured that He would never forsake her =
90 They rest from their labors." N FIT.
Louisville " Journal" Lexington and Maysvillc
(Ky.) paper please copy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
\ Word of Warming

Evidences are rapidly accommodating
that another guerrilla war will be waged
in the Green River country during the
coming summer, and that preparations
for it have been going on all winter on
the part of the rebels, and to which
many of our citizens have unthoughtedly
and unintentionally, no doubt, contrib
uted.
A conversation between two citizens
of Kentucky was overheard few days
ago on the train, in which it was stated
as matter of fact, that the merchants
throughout the Green River and Cumber-
land River country, have heen buying
goods more largely than at any former
period, and have their stores now packed
full, with no particular desire to sell, but
are waiting events Furthermore, we
were informed yesterday by a gentleman
in position that enables him to speak
advisedly, that the Quartermaster who
served with Adam johnson last season
came to this city but week or two ago,
and bought s., 900 worth of goods, which
were permitted to go to Kentucky. Our
observation is that more goods have been
shipped to Kentucky since the first of
January than during the whole of last
year.
The attempt of man on Saturday last
without permit, to drive out of town
with 800 worth of drugs, purchased in
this city, which were intended for Ken
lucky, is another evidence of this work of
preparation.
This indiscriminate and unlimited per-
mission of goods to be shipped 10 Ken
lucky and this winking at, if not direct
completely in, contraband trade in ar
ticles most essential to the rebels, by
business men in this city, will, if not
promptly stopped or timely prepared for,
be productive of the most direful conse-
quences We are no alarmists, we only,
judging the future by the past expert
ence, and present indications, deem it
our duty to raise our voice in warning,
that by timely notice of our danger, we
may be prepared to meet and repel it.
Less than year ago we warned the
Government that there was danger of an
attempt on the part of the rebels to trans
fer the war from the Potomac and TIE n
nessee Rivers to the Ohio borders. Tn e
warning was repeated by the papers of
Louisville and Cincinnati, but it was IN
needed
Before the period we had fixed had ex-
pired, the disastrous affair at Richmond,
Ky-E.had transpired and the insolent
rebels, flushed with victory, were sweep
ing over the noble old State of Kentucky,
threatening Cincinnati and Louisville
Nothing but the most prompt measures
of defense, and for repelling and driving
out these marauders and thieves will save
us from repetition of the scenes of last
Summer, frarght with far more danger
and far greater horror.
= We know that preparations are being
made and by earnest and intelligent men
to meet these dangers, and we are glad
to know it, and we believe those prepa-
rations will be efficient, but still no efforts
should be left unused that might be nee
essary. 1t will be but slight consolida
ton when the fires of civil war are again
kindled on our borders, to know that we
have made money in enabling our ene-
mics to prepare this war against US and
against the lives of our people.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25

B6~ Of the many improvements made
in artificial teeth in the last few years
we would mention favorably the India
rubber and Continuous Gum-the rub
Der possessing many advantages over
the gold and silver plates. Any person
doubtful of the quality of the work can
test it at the expense of Dr. Fleager,
who is as yet the only legally authorized
agent for the rubber in this section o
country. Rooms next Bittrolf's, Main
Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
GREAT SALE OF LOTS

John A. Reitz and Converse Clement
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, on
Friday, April 18th, 1868,
20 LOTS IN LAMAs and
"a Lots In StockweIl's Enlargement.
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance in
one, two and three years.
All of which are choice lots and wei
located. A particular description of all
the lots will be given to the public in
future advertisement.