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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-02
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EVANSVILLE, March 1, 1853.
A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
n Post Office at Evansville, Indiana. Febrn-
airy Is, 1873 Persons calling for these letters will
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candles assorted Market Baskets, and tba,ss,,d
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Bates Geo w Menchill Michael
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Brown Alexander McElroy II IL
Baily BID McCue George
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Buzen T D McKenny Michael
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Rurnlan Josiah Mcdonald James
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81 7 ne" friends and old customers to r.
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~ 10 dozen English Club Sauce,
10 {" Pepper Sauce,
40 !. Grays Said Sauce.
sIg. Tomato Catsup, Just received ~
ELLIOTT's Family Grocery.
SAGE CHEESE-lO boxes choic. Sac. ch.o..--
ii. A. COOKS
w ICON VT TARmloO kegs assorted / and al
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Vermont Central and. SuIli-
van Railroads.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 29th, 1868.
TrsIns Going south and East.


f,, Vartpelie al SIS A. NJ. II 80 and 10 Pm
sgA1 TFAlE leaves ROuses Point al $50 A. M burning
III Ton 7 IS 4, NJ, connecting at White River Junctl"n
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, worcester &c.
and with Vermont Valley L. r. Tor Springfield ana We"
York. arriving IN New YORK at iO,loP. 81.
CHtcAGo EXPRESS Train leaves OgdensbuTgh ~ S,oO A.
~ Montreal AT SEQ A. Rouse's Point at g. ID a NJ to-
Boston, Troy and New York
NIGar ExpREs Train leaves oRdehsbuFg ?, - ID T.. -
Yont,eal an 345 PM Rouses Point at 60} Z arrly
ius Al Boston at $50 A. t., connecting at R0 = rams
with Cheshire z. R. for Boston and Wore 60 - III "ih
Vermont Valley n K. for Springfield ana ~ taNeL
and arriving in New York at 42O P. e.
Trains Going Forth and
l,e.vs Montpelier at , 45 4. ". $50 A. NJ. IS and
43l r, .t, .
White iSiyer Junction Il, Is NJ, BurliEs.." ~ p
NJ for Ogdensburgh Chicago and the West making close
MhrL TRuv leaves Boston T.5a a, NJ, via. Lowell
Bellows Falls at 1920 p M for ST. j"hHsbury ltiet"E'
Burlington, &C, arriving at Montreal at lO3o ?. NJ
aud OgdeDsbnrg at 5.3O a. "a
Geo inoDATIoN rUAIN leaves SorttEeld at 10 A. p
and Burr ngton, $50 !of R9usss Point and Mont
Eta'. go
Iesfr Er7Rtss TRAtN lea YES Bellows Falls at IS II
receiving passengers FROM Vermont Valley r. X LEAVING
New York at 500 A, A., and from Cheshire X. Il
leaving Boston at co p u. conheIIlhs ~
lVti,p River junction with train leaving Boston a
53a p NJ via Lowell at 500 n. wa Lawrence Leave
white RIVER InnctlOr at Has P. ~, arriving al buf
I.ng.sa ii! $50 A. i., Rouaes Point at 55 n, No ~
r+ai 81 on A. r. and Dsiepshurgh at }2,l5 P NJ Botl
the Mal Trains and the Day Express Trains connect
White Hiver Junction with PassumpsC Road tor ana IRON
ton an the White Mountains.
3eepl.e cars re auaeasd 70 bo,n the night express
tra}us running between EsGsl's PoIa'ard bosto"
Through Ticket, to1 thr3tn aba tAt west Yer sdie o
=. principal stations. ....,.
81. Altsu. w. June %. l~t3
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patch from ChlttanJ05t oath, which says
g Gen GRAFT arrived here yesterday. Deer
tiers from the rebel army report that Gen Breck-
enridge and Gen. Higdmans forces are with
drawn from thg front and are moving in large
numbers on our left. The object of this move
mont is not known.
Rumors are aAoat that Ataanta and ONE,
Ga, have be \ attacked in the rear.
The weather is coll and the roads are bad
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HOUSE-AtternOon.
THIRD READING OF BILLS

THIRD READING OF BILLS.
An act in addition to chapter 26 of the General
Statutes relating to taking dispositions; passed.
An act relating to the revocation of teachers
certificates passed.
An act to ameni section 40 of chapter Sc, en-
titled of private corporations passed.
general act providing for changes of name !;
passed.
An act to provide for auditing accounts and
defining the duties of the auditor passed.
An act in amendment of section Of chapter
Is of General Statutes relating to towns and vii
lagos; passed.
An act in amendment of chapter "a of the
General Statutes entitled of the collection Of
taxes; passed.
Senate bill, an act in addition to an act pro-
viding for the distribution Of the General Statutes;
passed.
By Mr.. Deane, for the Committee on Ways
and Means, AN ACT MAKING PROVISION FOR THE
SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT.
This bill provides for State tax of hundred
cents on the dollar Of the Grand List, and author
ICES the Treasurer to borrow five hundred thou
sand dollars. The bill appropriates fourteen hun
bred and eighty thousand dollars; $4,000 for
expenses of Legislature; 100000 to pay inter-
est on State debt $4,000 for incidentas Of
Executive and Treasurer's departments; $4,000
to pay bonds, due in 1864 made at the time o.
building the State House 81, 100000 tor military
expenses, and $4,000 for sundry accounts.
On motion Of Mr. Shaw, the bill was ordered
to lie and made special order for ten o'clock A.
NJ. of Wednesday.
BY Mr.. Billiard, for Committee on Military
Afiirs, fvorably to the resolution declaring that
ORG ANlzATIoN is expedient at this session.
Mr.. Deane Of Cavandish, stated his objections
to the passage Of this resolution. His constitu.
ents demanded an efficient militis law, and the pee.
pie generally demanded it, in his opinion. The
Tact upon which so much reliauce was placed, that
the government had the power to call out the
miiitia, amounted to very little. Soldiers would
not be prepared to answer the call under the ex
istiug law. There is need of an actively organ
iztd militia in case of foreign invasion or of do
mestiC dissension, lie believed also that witt
such an organization. there would be more
ready response to the call of the General Govern
ment FOE troops. In time of peace soldier,
should be drilled aud prepared for war. Even tc
rec the laws of the land it was always expe.
dent to be able to rely upon the strong arm o.
tn mittla.
When in add ion 10 these reasons, il was re-
mem '.red that the people demanded an efficient
L., taere could be no reasonable excuse for tht
lie E'"at re naeecting or re.l ing to lake acl"'
upon the sgOi c..
NJ Fisher OF G ho', thorght members had D.,
rghl 70 sblrk uni du0e, by declining oruegtct
ing "a ciuinlA nj ler nd .xpre-- Cpl iaa4 up
on tch tB iuporaui tr4,IWj,u aS iht b.0n
the II u he hop.d uoot uol b. tire c,a
a. TIN tes''u'ln0 would p,,- gs 81 pie,iuu. sd.
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Making ~ pr cent Tor the year enc
ing 1868 said per centage 10 be cast upon the orig
the premium note without reference TO any
Endorsement to he paid to the easurer, at his Office
in Montpelier, before the l4th day OF Oct 1865
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature Local Agents Of
the Company schedule showing the amount of assessment
due from each respectively and they particularly de-
sired to the money Their assessments is forwarded
to the Office in October The assessments must be paid when
due These who fail thus to pay ought not to expect to be
paid their property is destroyed by FIRE little attention
to this the part " the Members OF the Company at the
proper time, viii them expense and trouble Is
Act Of ncorp0r4. zion, your Policy, which will be
forced.) }. I. THURSFON, Treasurer
Montpelier Aug 2S 1868.
The publishers each weekly newspaper in this Stat,
are requested publish the above notice three we ks
cesvey in their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid presentation OF their bills at this flee
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Mr.. Rounds of Chester, (by request) moved
to reconsider the vote adopting an amendment
making the bill apply to men Who may heregfier
be drafted, before the second Thursday of Oeto-
Der, 1864.
Messrs. Penuo3k OF Moris.own, and Wheeler
of South Hero, spoke at myth in opposition to
the motion.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw the bill and pending
motion we're ordered to lie and made 50 ecal or
der for three O'Clock P. VI tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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kISOLUIlDNe.
Re Mr.. Fish, that the Governor b0 directed TO
purchase 5000 stand Of arms Tor the use Of the
Militia when called into the service OF the
State; read twice ard referred to the Comm ttee
on Mitory Affairs.
REPORTS.
By MIR. Beat,e, for the Committee on Manu-
features, favorably on Senate bill No. Il, to IN
corporate the Richford Copper Mining Company
Mr.. Stevens moved to amend the bill by IN
creasing the capital stock from 100000 to 100000
dollars amendment adopted.
Mr. Cree moved that the bill be laid upon the
table agreed to-.
By Mr.. Beattie, for the Committee on Manu-
features, fAvorably, on Senate bill No. 70, to IN,
corporate the Middlebury Marble Company; laid
On the table by motion of Mr.. Cree.
BY Mr.. Cree, for the Committee on Claims, ad,
yerseIy 10 petition Of Frederick Holtrook ana
others praying that the expenses of Daniel Need
ham, our agent at Hamburg, be paid.
By Mr. Cree, for Committee on Claims, avora-
bly. with statement Of facts, on House bl 10
30 pay the town of CraitSbury the sum there
mentioned.
Mr.. Child advocated the third reading OF the
bill; t ird reading ordered.
BILLS.
From the House, NO. 10, 10 pay Tue to"h o
Craftsbury the sum therein mentioned referred
to Co mittee on Claims.
From the House, in addition TO chapter 26 o
the General Statutes, relating to the taking OF de
positions; referred to the judiciary Committee
From the House No. 81, relating to the revo
cation of teachers certificates to the COMMITTED
on Education
From the House, No. 50, il amendment o
section 49, chapter Sc Of the General Statutes
entitled Ofprvate Corporations" to Commit
tee on Banks
From the House, relating to the change
Of names to the Judiciary Committee.
From the House, a. an act to provide for au
diting accounts and d-fning the duties CT audit
ors; to the Judiciary Committee.
From the House No. 81, an act in amondmen
OF section | chapter Is Of the Genera Statutes
entitled Of towns and villages" to The Judlcar
Committee.
From the House No SO, il amendment o
chapter 81 section IL of the General Statutes, Ell
titled "'Of collection of taxes :" to Committee OF
Finance.
By Mr.. Peck, to amend section SO chapter 81
of the General Statutes to the Committee o
Printing.
Adjourned.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 20. Gen. Rosecraus arrived
about Ii this forenoon, and was enthusiastlca-
ly welcomed by an Immense crowd of citizens
In the course OF his speech he said
Some friends of mine in New York are very
soictous of my health The army of the Cum
berand think am well enough and 80 do l..
As for the quantity Of OPIUM taken, consult my
druggist. New YORK and Washington papers
have said that Gers. Crttenden and McCook
intended to make charges against me. They
have assured me that they exceedingly regretted
that such false reports should be stated.
lie further said that since the battle of Chick
amauga he had received letter of approx !!
from the President for his action in that d fair
and whatever charges appeared in the eastern
papers against HIN he was satisfied that the
Government was in no way responsible fer them.
lie expressed his read ness to do whatever The
Government required Of him.
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FORTRESS MeNRoE Oct 25. The Richmond
Dispatch contains the following
Menden, Mass, Oct. 20 Official information
states that the Yankees are rapidly retreating to
the highlands, pursued by our cavalry.
Charleston, Oct 81, accommodating party
of the enemy, in barges, was discovered near
Fort Sumter last nigh, and driven off by grape
shot
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Les IsLAqUBE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION 1858.

ANNUAL SEsStbA 1900
MONDAY, Oct. 1862.
!SE.N.4TE-.4GanOon.
RESOLUTIONS.
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.gklovTle0.

AT the brides ia hers in Middesex Oct % h. by Rev
f. e., Mr. ueius u Jenny OF ko xbuly A. MISS
anna VI. Stl Is Of NJ d lee
Ia Mon ,'rer Oct II by Rev. 4. h. Cooper, Mi.
Jol Odton aud Misc Caroline SlaytIu bot OF >.
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By Mr.. Fish, that The Governor bo directed Z
purchase 5000 stand OF arms Tor the use OF tn
Militia when called into the service OF IN
State read twice ard referred to the Comntte
on Militory Affairs.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.
THE Members Ct the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company is here notified that the following assess.
me nts have ben by the Directors all Notes in force
on the following days, TO wit -
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New York, Oc'. 20 The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwal 18th has arrived with
$296,32l il treasure.
Valparaiso dates of Sept. IS state that the
railway TO Santiago is opened. The Chllian
House Of Deputies have revoked the authority,
granting Catholics tie privilege to send an
bids fair to be emicably settled.
A Nicaragua letter to the Panama Herald
dated Sept 25tb, states that Corrtr4 is besieg-
ing Barios, and the latter has probably surrend-
cred. Civil law has been generally reinstated
in Nicaragua
Mosquera had entered Posto, where he was met
| by Flores, the Ecuadoran Minister, on friendly
terms.
The churches in Bogota have all been repaired
the priess and bishops having taken the oath
New YORK, Oct. %. The telegrap phi line from
Nashville to Chattanooga has been closed to
newspaper reports.
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T'EB4EGx IRA s. III
7 O'CLOCK y. M
TO THE FREEMAN.

MEMPaIs, Tenn. Oct, %. Gen. Mcpherson
on tGe 10Th came up with the rebels near Can
ton, Miss After short fight the rebels re-
r,ated, leaving 300 prisoners in cur hands -
Gen. Mcpherson now occupies Canton.
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WAsHINGroN, Oct. &C. The Navy depart
ment has received information that the steam
ship De Sofa, during the latter part of Sep
TENDER, when ia he South " est Pass, received
information that steamer had been boarded
by band Of rebels and carried out of the river.
After ran of twenty-five miles she was cap
turel and proved 10 be the Leyiathan. She is
new ana very fast screw steamer, and was am
ply supplied with coal and provisions for d
cruise with picked crew.
Capt Walker says he feels great satisfaction
in announcing this success, fol when the Boston
a much inferior vessel, was carried Oft By the
rebels some months sine by similar enterprise
on their par, we soon fell upon her track and
thus had tie opportunity of witnessing the des
olation she Pread II her path bacsening The
sea in her wake With the charred memorials OF
many fine ships. Tie L9yathan with her des-
perate band have been scot to New Orleans
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WAsHMGToN, Oct. %. 1t is no: known in
military circles that Bragg has been recently
reinforced from Lees army, nor is it believed.
Reports from Gen. Burnside show that he is
rendering good service in East Tennessee, and
has repeatedly driven back the reconno issance
parties of the rebels
Active operations by the army of the Cum
berland have been retarded in consequence of
complete and safe communication Of sup, lies
not having yet been established
, 1863-02-10
THE ERENCId-CONFED
LOAN

The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury seys that the French
rcbc1-sympathizing bankers have offered
the dying Confcderacy loan of seventy
five million francs, but the terms OF the
loan are not yet given to the public. FOR
cign loans to the rebels have been
announced several times hefc'o-
fore, but the reports hnEe al"a5S
proved untrue, and VIC guess .n1s
last is like the rest. It is quite possible,
however, that the rebels arc carrying on
negotiations 10 procure foreign credit on
the strength Of the cotton crop, which
the Confederate Government proposes
to seize for its benefit. a bill
was introduced into the Confederate
Senate, On the sesth nit, by Mr.. phe!an, OF
Mississippi, for condemnation to the 1'u6I'e
use Of al cotton within the Confederate
States, and the bill was referred to Select
Committee. A writer in the Richmond
1YA;g strongly urges this inca
sure. The plan is for the :Con1ed-
crate Government to seize the cot
ton. give the owner 3 receipt for the price
of it Ut 1e ~ cents pound, selling 1t tc
the Government Of France OF to dealers il
England, and let the purchasers see te
its expectation. The loan Of the. French
bankers may have something to do will
this scheme.
, 1863-02-10

The sick and dying Copperhead journals arc
nercc1y indignant at tue course pursued by
Boileau, the Philadelphia editor, to obtain his
release. Ono Of the most anxious Of the Cop
rerhcad Journals TO become martyr is tho
Boston Courier, which is lingering out bank
rupt existence, and must soon so under. 1t
slS in Boilcau's case chance to be suppress
cd, aud thus saved the sha,nc OF ''dying with
out making d sign.' Hear how he bcrates
the ex-martyr:
is cyiacnl enough that Mr.. Doiieau, OF
tic Philadelphia Journal, who was cl3nde5-
finely arrested in that city and hurried to
1rison. has procured his release in such way
as to forfeit the sympathy to which he would
otherwise be entitled as martyr for the freq
dom Of the press and yinaicater Of this
great and essential right: Ills sudden clcva~
lion to distinction was followed by an equally
sudden and most ignominious fall, and. show
ing himself unit tor Il post Of honor, hc will
hereafter occupy one Of deserved i1lsignih-
cancc and contempt.
The New York Horls1, which, financially, Is
| in about the same condition ofthc Courier, is
equally sorrowful and Indignant at the con
| duct Of tue Philadelphia editor. Its chance
for martyrtlom is thus placed beyond the lour
| nf II eeriai1 leceafe.