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Pendleton,. Resolntion

The following is the Resolution of
ssrod by Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio, in
che House Of Representatives, on The 9th
mss
Resolved, las the sense Of this
House, That the military arrest with.
out civil warrant, and tEll by military
commission, without Jury, OF Clement
j. Vallandigham, citizen Of Ohio not
in the land Q, naval forces of the Uni.
ted States, or the militia in active ser.
vice, by order Of Maj Gen Burnside,
and his subsequent Punishment BY order
of the President, executed by military
force, were acts or mere arbitrary power,
is palpable violation of the CoRstitu.
tion ard laws Of the United States.
The only name recorded from West!
Virginia is that Of Mr.. Whaley, who in
company with 10 others voted down the
treason-uilng resolution. Absence du-
ring vote on resolution Of this sort
may be properly e2ploined by "necessa.
ry detention, but such detention must
be held to be an unfortunate crcum-
stance IN anember's record.
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Hlq'rs Co. K, 18th Reg, W. V. va
Coalsmouth, March 9th, ga. {

Coalsmouth, March Bin, 90.
Dear Gaptaim- Your communication
giving me the very unexpected informa.
ton that a nav sword and belt are now
in tho hands Of the worthy Suffer of our
Regiment, and that i,isintendcd for me
and which You very respectfully request
no TO accept, is received.
And inrepiy permit me 10 cay, that is
JUDGED very gratifying to me to know,
that my fidelity to, aud conduct while
engaged with you, in the cause of my
country has been such, in your opinion
as to Justify this expression of your
high esteem for me- | do not feel that l
merit such a token Of respec. from my
fellow officers who with me are suffer.
Ingin defence OF one common cause -
Ny duty have always enaeayored to
perform, although at times, in n very
imperfect and TO myself very uusatis.
factory manner. Dear Captain. / thank
you and the rest ormy brother officers,
who have manifested their friendship for
me, in Offering me this emblem Of Ou.
thorily and power acceptit as dis.
ir tGrestod, unsolicited memento, bestow-
ed upon your uaworthyco laborerin the
great cause of human liberty, and with
q sincere prayer othat Almighty Being
who shapes and rules the dsstines OF
the void, that no net ofmino in the fu.
ture may ever in the least destroy your
in me or weaken your friend
y feeling towards its recipient.
Very Respectfully,
M w. W. HARPER,
81 Lieut.. Co. X, 18Th Reg,
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From Tho lower Mls,Issippi.

ST. LOUIS, March l6.-Nalchoz odvi.
cos of the 18th say General futile hGo
been assigned to the command Of that
post, About six hundred of our prison
crs arc still near Shreveport la. They
comprise tho crews Of the gunboats cap
tureJ nSabins Pass, and portion Of
Cen Davis command, captured by
Morgan. About one hundred escaped
tie latter part Of February, twelve of
whom have arrived here,
Guerrillas have again appeared al
Lake Providence, committing shocking
barboritics on negroes and Union pCo.
pie.
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ArrlrnI Of the oltr Of nnllimoro.

New YoRx, March 10, The steam
ship City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
on the 9th, and Queenstown on The 7th,
arrived this morning.
A Copenhagen dispatch, dated on the
night Of the 9TH, says the Anstriuns had
arrived before Duppel, and an attack on
that place was shortly expected also,
that those districts Of Schleswig not oc
cupled ny Auslria-Prussian troops, clcc
led memberS oIlhe Danish RirsLaah.
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! II. NoTloE.

WAIVE CouNrY, March llth. 1854
kTn. wnmAn PlrnsoS -'rako notice that
wi on the 2lst day of April next, at the Of
fee of Judge Mcconnell IN the town Of Cltetts-
burg, kentucky, ] viii take the dispositions Of
Il. Davis and oJhers "a be read as evidence for
the complainant In n suit ia Chancery pending
in the Cabell Circuit Court, wherein ! am
complainant and You are defendant, and il
donot finish taking on that day, | will Goa.
tinuc from day 10 day.
march 2i-4w. FRANCIS PERSON
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The Ne1tprssident.

We do not propose to get into any
heat in reference 10 the question of the
next Presidency. The Baltimore Con,
ycntioa in Jpuo n5xG viii seuie who is
to be the candidate ofthe Union party,
and he will have our cordial support
But we are very decidedly of the opin.
ion now, that 1t is wise to letwoll enough
alone-lhGi, as Mr.. Lincoln has been
patriotic, honest and faithful, deserving
Of all, Tie ploudit "wclI done good and
faithful servant" it is for the interest
of the nOlion, instead of trying wholh.
et somebody else might not do better,
to continue him in Office. Added To
this, are other reasons, Of which we may
speak hereafter but one conclusive 10
our mind, is, that tho people, who have
no particular axes TO grind. who are not
solciIous for Rew deal of Offices, and
a new distribution OF contracts, prefer
Abraham Lincoln as the next candidate.
I'll National.
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Annual Taxes for 1854.
InEnttention flax .na1 n. y hcreby ealI

m ME attention Of tax payers il hereby called
! to the provisions of the United States Elk
c!sc Law relative to the assessment of annual
taxes,
By the sixth section % the act Of July /,
1862, il ismade the duty Of nll persons, part
norships, firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any annual duty, license or tax
0S on BEfoKE THE FIRST MONDAY or MAY
IN EACH YEAR. tc make a lisl or return to the
Assistant ASSESSOR Of the District where loca,
ted OF the amount Of annual income, the artc
los or objects charged with special tax, and
business or occupation liable TO pay any ii.
ccnse.
Every person who shall fail to make such
ratr, hy leAag ,.pneifeig&ill hc Halle to bs
assessed by the Assessor according to the best
information which he can obtain; and in such
case the Assessor il required to add fifty Dor
ccntumn TO the amount Of the items of such list
Every person who shall deliver to on Asses.
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement
with iutent TO cyade the valuation or unumcr
alton required by law, is subject to a fine Of
five hundred dollars and in such case the list
viii be made ont by the Assessor or Assistant
Assessor, and from The valuation and enumer.
alton so made thcro eau be noappcal
Payment oftho annual taxes, except those
for licenses, viii not be demanded until the
thiriieth day ofJupc f...
The appropriate blanks on which TO make
return, and all necessary information, will be
furnished by my Assistant AsscRsors for tho
various Divisions, to whom the returns should
be delivered on or before the FIRST Monday o!
May, atlhcir oac6s
A q. LEONARD
u. g. Asacssor % District, w. Va.
ions MGsog, Deputy for Mason county.
NnrfL q lFGl.-y5J
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Flnnr nnd Grain Market.
Corrected Weekly by II. J. Benedict, at Eagle
MN"

Poyr pleasant. March 30, 1854
Flour from SO, So 80 to 81 per Dbl
Wheat, gooJ quality, rom 81 90 to
81 20 per bushel.
Corn IS quoted aeFFom rs TO so cts.
per bushel.
Corn Msal 81 per hushel,
Bran 81 PET handrsd pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred.
Screenings 25cepis bushel
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Napoleon Notified Of His Responsible
~ for Damage to american Com
mercs. .a8
New YORK, March ls.-The Times
Paris correspondent announces the i'm
pohant fact that Minister Dayton has
served written notice upon the French
Emperor that il the rebel cruiserRappa.
hammock, now at Calais, is allowed 10
proceed to sea, the French Government
will be held responsible for all the dam
age she may do to American commerce.
Ii is also announced that the French
Government has issued more stringent
regulations concerning The cruisers Of
the beligerents s,
Among other things specified in these
regulations are two, to the effect that
no vessel Of either of the beligerents can
remain in port more than two hours, unr
less by stress of weather, or for neceSsa,
ry repairs, ami that no vessel can return
to French port after leaving II in less
time than three months.
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I sWORD pREsENrATION.
headquarters 18Th W. w. ~
Barbounyiile, W. ", March Sd '64 !

HEADQUARTERS 18th W. Wv. t.
Barbounylhe, W. ". March Sd '64
Lieut.. W W. HARPER Dear Sir
Our Sutler-Mr. w. Sherwood--bss a
sword and belt for you, which your
friends ia this Regiment desire you to
accept from them, as slight token Of
their appreciation Of your faithlulseryi-
ces. during your connection with the
Regiment,
Ia being selected as the mouih-pisce
Of your companions 10 arms, to convey
to you these sentiments Of their recog-
milton Of your fidelity md foithfulns.
in the discharge Of yourariuous duties,
since your connection with tho Regi
mont feel InYself peculiarly happy,
sud desire % sfl my own congnlua.
tons, that your devotion to the cause to
which we huYa devoted cur lives, has
atlos been recognized in tho proper
quarter, and will undoubtedly meet with
Just reward Be pleased 70 accept
from me and those whom represent,
our hosi wishes for your happiness and
prosperity. Igm Lionlcnant,
Truly Your Frend
A.F MoC0WN,
C5pt Co. Z, 18th w. V. V. /.
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GENERAL ORDER, NO. 100.


ESEcOrtyE MANSION, WAsnIxGrov,
March IA In order to supply the force
required to be drafted for the Navy, and
to provide an adequate reserve force for
all contingencies, in addition 10 the
500 Go men called for Feb. LIST 1864,
the call is hereby made and draft or
dered for 200, 900 men for the military
service, army, navy and marine corps of
the United States. The proportional
quotas for the different wards, towns,
townships, precincts or election dislriols
or counties will be made known through
the Provost Marshal Generals Bureau,
and account will be taken ofthe credits
and deficiencies of former quotas. The
18th day of April, 1854, is designated
as The time up to which the numbers re.
9ulcod from each ward of a city, town,
&c, may bereised by voluntary enlist.
meat, oad drafts will ba made in each
ward Of a city, town, 80, which shall
not have filed the quota assigned TO il
within the time designated for the mum.
Der required TO Gil said quotas. The
draft will be commenced as soon after
the 18th of April as practicable. The
Government bountios as now psid CON
tinuc until April lst, 1864, at which
Time the additional bountios cease. On
and sitter that date 800 bounty will be
paid as provided by act approved July
%, 1861.
(Sgaoi) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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DIED

MoDANIEL--In this place on March 9Th,
1864, Fannie Alice, daughter Of William
and Caiharice Mcdaniel, aged 10 years )
months and 3 days.
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Tho can for eco, 900 More.

WAsmSGroy, March l4.--Tho follow.
ing is the order for 100000 more men.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09

BeNEFlT OF THE BASD.-The mana
gers of the the theatre have kindly set
apart tfis evening for the benefit of the
Crescent city Band, for which occasion
a rare and attractive bill is presented
Bulwers beautiful play, the Lady ct
Lyons, and the charming little comedy
entitled An Object of Interest are the
attractions The Many friends of that
popular favorite, Mrs. Welsh Edwards,
viii be glad to learn that her health,
which was impaired is improving. and
that she viii appear this evening in the
character of Pauline, which, of course,
she will render, as she does everything
else, superbly. We do NOT believe We
speak eztrayagantly when We assert that,
as an art$ste. Mrs. Edwards has no equal
in the West. Mr.. Edwards takes the
Toie as Claude Melnotte. which is sulii-
cient guaranty that it will be we'll done
1t IS a duty the public owes 10 the
Band 10 crowd the theatre to overflow
ing this evening. The Band is an honol
10 our city, and it is our duty to sustaii
=. II Let all turn out
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March /
COTTON without decided change; 7Sc Tor mid
ding plaud 74G75c for low midding.
FLOUR opened sc better. with more doing, but
closed dull. buyers generally refusing TO pay any
advance; S6.75@69O extra state; 81 .20GC7.20 Il II
0; 755 TO 80 ira ie brands
WHISKY irregular and unsettled SSc for State,
9Od92c for Western.
WHEAT one and two cents better and in fair
demand s Gl6l 6:i Chicago Spring, 81 Go choice
let's; $l3dl.64 Mil"aukee Club; Sl.7OaI y
W. W.
CORN ir egnlar and unsettled 81 Goal 35 ship
ping mixed Western in store; Sl.3OaL35 South
ern Yellow.
OATS dropping: 9o@9lc for Western and State
COFFEE hrrarr.
SUGAR firmer
PORK firmer and in good demand at SD - TO
% 80 old mess S2l 80 TO Zoo old including Il lot
of choice fresh inspected: So. 80 10 2325 new
mess; Sl6.75 to 1900 old AMI new prime. Cut
meats easier; ~ TO l0c shoulders l21&al2si &c
hams.
BACON Sides more active and firm; 111&mll5Sc
for western.
MONEY in better request at 5Gg6 per cent.
STERLING finer, but very qH'et I7l1%.
GOLD excited and firmer, opening at 62l &c, ad-
vaueing to 65l y, declining TO tai3S advancing to
Gi3 = and closing firm at Gli1Q645s.
toy. STOCKS firm; L Six OF 1891. l13;
Fiye-Twenties, tG77s; Seven Thirty, Il2l8
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
L. S. Pension AgeEcY.

Established by Government authority, for pro-
curing
PENSIONS
for Irvaiid Officers aad Soldiers, deceased Officers
aud Soldiers Widows Orphan Children, De-
pendent Mothers or Orphan Sisters
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
for Deceased Soldiers Widows, Children, Fathers,
Mothers, Brothers ard Sisters. Also for dis
charged Soldiers, who have served two years, or
bean discharged by reason of wounds.
BOUNTY LAND AND BACK PAY
for Widows sr other legal claimants of Soldiers
Of 1872, Mexican and other past wars.
This Agency adjusts claims for parties and SOL
eiers of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky in accord
ance with the only forrnsssend Instructions upon
which their claims are granted at Washington,
and is the only Agency thus located. aud solely
and exclusively employed
Persons writing their plainly, and enclo-
sing stamp, always answered
oFrIcg Third street, near Main, Evansville
Ina. JOHN TENN IS
dctl' Per-'>n Agent
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09

MONUMENT TO THE Heroes. - We
direct the attention Of our readers 10
the advertisement by Capt Ehrman for
proposals. for slabs 10 mark the graves of
soldiers inferred a. Locust Hill Gene
terry.
1t is proper aud fitting that the graves
of our heroes shonld be plainly and dis
tinctly marked, and We are glad to learn
that a monument is on foot to erect a
monument in the cemetery, on which
the names Of all the Union soldiers who
have died here or VINO may die here may
be inscribed It is duty we owe to our
fallen braves-shall it not be done?
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09

GES. ORD-Among the passengers by
the Silver moon, yesterday, were Gen.
Ord au3-staf ca route to Chattanooga.
Geseral Ord has wou distinguished
reputation during the war and as mem
bers Of his staff we eau testify to the
eminent social qualities aud well.tried
galiautry of his brother Major Ord aud
Capt Sharpe of his staff. Gen. Ord and
his military family will be great acqui-
sition to the heroic officers OF the Army
Of the Cumberland.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
Ube aaiIg duurnaG.
EVANSVILLE IND.
WEDNESDAY MARCH Q
CTTY NEWS.

RSS For several days past it has been
found impossible, from want Of compost
tors and by reason of the sickness Of a
part Of our hands, to get our usual guam
tity Of matter set up; hence our local
aud river columns have appeared un-
usually meagre, and many items of in
terest have been crowded out, and facts
which we desired to perpetuate have
been lost to the world forever
The scarcity of good steady printers
was never so great
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
HOME INTERESTS.

ra-s. u. Il II. ". SMITH, sole manufacturers
The NEW AMERICAN ORGANS with trerAole
attachment, finished in fifteen different styles:
elegantly polished in Rosewood for Parlor use
Also, in Black walnut and Oak for Churches,
Schools, Lodges, &c.
Also Smiths unrivallel Melodeons, warranted
for five years. For sale by
wABREJ & CONJUNCTION,
Oci2t-6m No. ! Main Street
pr. FLEAGER las removed his Dental Office
10 his old stand, corner First and Main streets,
(ncxt - Dobel's Book Store,) where lie be
ound permanently duri n business hours
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
NEw YoRK. March S.-The Conamer-

New York, March 8-The CONNER
ciaIs Fort Monroe letter of the 5th SAYS
General Peck is besieged at Newbern
and nearly every point in North Caro-
linia
kilpatrick's veteran horseman are a
godsend TO this Department, and may
accomplish more than two or three times
their number Of Infantry feel certain
that Gen Butler will retain them.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
River News.

,
There is a magnificent stage of water
now for all classes of boats.
The Armada arrived from Cairo yes
terday morning with moderate trip.
She will leave for Cairo to-day at .
o'clock, and offers unusual attractions to
passengers and shippers
Capt Josh-V Throop is an old and
veteran steamboatman, of great urban
ity and high social qualities, and Fred.
Huston is one of the most polite and ac-
commodating clerks on the river, and is
assisted By very competent and worthy
subordinates We hope to see the Ar
mada go out crowded
The James Watson, very pretty lit
tie stern-wheeler, entirely new, passed
down yesterday to Memphis. We were
glad TO find, among her officers, our old
esteemed friend, r. F. Robb, in the ca
pacity of second clerk.
Mr.. Chris. Young, young gentleman
of incompatible fitness, talks the place
of chief clerk, Just vacated by Charley
Sonntag.
The Swallow arrived here yesterday
from Nashville, and reloads here with
oats and corn for return trip
The Silver Moon passed up from Mem
phis for Cincinnati, with splendid trip.
The Mariner, for Nashville, with
large cargo Of army wagons and mules
for that place, passed down.
The Big Grey Eagle, the. pride of the
Louisville Line, will be here to-day for
Henderson and Louisville
Her officers, Captain Jim Lusk, Mr.
O'Bannon and George Ashcraft, are gen
tleman Of note, possessed of the finest
qualities.
Their courtesy to passengers and strict
attention to business have won for them
an undying fame. Let the Eagle be fill
ed to her highest capacity
The magnificent and resplendent Cum
berland River packet Carrie will be
here to-day, and will leave early on her
return to Nashville A more pleasant
and afiable gentleman than Captain Haz-
let never stepped the hurricane of
steam boat Get your freight and bag
gage down early
The Charley Bowen was sold yester-
day by the Evansville and Cairo Packet
Company TO Captain N. b. Scott of Ports
mouth, Ohio, for sl5, 900 cash.
Her new owner proposes running her
as a packet between Portsmouth and
Pomeroy She is a cheap boat at the
price.
The grand floating palace, the St Pat
rick, came down last night after dark
with magnificent trip for Memphis
Captain George O'Hart was in high
feathers and looking luminous as full
orbed moon.
We were also pleased to meet on board
Captain Ed Hart of Memphis, most
elegant gentleman, as also the accom-
plished wife of the aforesaid Captain
George.
If George O'Hart has a superior as a
high-toned and whole-soled gentleman
we would be glad to meet him.
On Monday $50 bales of cotton were
forwarded from this city and yesterday
408 bales more were dispatched East.
EzSteamboatmen, and especially cotton
dealers, are beginning to rightly appre-
ciate the importance of Evansville as a
port of delivery and transfer.
The grand Armada mounted yester-
day an elegant brass or bronzed ball
above her piIot-house which, will hence
forth be Distinguishing char aeteristic.
The Liberty No. 2 was due last night
/ but had not arrived up to midnight
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09

CAIRO, March S.-Passengers by the
steamer Luminary, from Vicksburg Sd.
say Sherman and his army are there.
The steamer Fannie, from Memphis
7th, brought 240 bales of cotton
The election passed off quietly, re-
sulting in the choice of majority of
the conservative candidates.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
COMMI1RCI
CInoinnatl Markers.

CiNcNNAri, March s-PM.
o. FLOUR dull, but held frnIy.
WHEAT quiet red q -, wli 81 10
OATS 7s47s.
CORN S5(d90'.
RYE 81 90:
GLOVER SEED dull aud prices irreg 1lsr
forced sales made at s. p, but in a small way ST
- is ohtai ned.
TIMOTHY SEED declined TO s. IS; Flax un-
Chang d.
WHISKY duI at SO
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged yerv little
doing; prices the same.
LINSGED 0IL sold al 81 DEAL o.
Cold 629621S silver 55@51. Z .hange firm !;
Money mai iet easy AT to ) FOR good paper.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEm
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is he Best in The Woriai The only
Harmless, Tiae, and Reliable Dye

OGJcuekOI CSLSDT3i6u dalE OyC
Is he Best in The Woriai The only
Harmless, 4fae, and Reliable Dye
kR03ca
This splendid Hair Dye is rer:ect-ohanges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair Instantly to a Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without Iniuring the Hair 81
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair SOFT and
Beautiful; imrarts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color, and rectiaes the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is siEued WILL
LIAM A BATCHEL0R. all others are mere iIni-
tations, and should be avoided Sold by al
Druggists, &c. Faetory-S2 Barclay street, n.
DATCHEL0R's NEW TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING TIE HAIR iylodwly
One of HunnexVeIl's Great Remedies.
nUNNEWELL's ToLu AN0DYNE.-T This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has earned its true name and fame by results
which has bafFed every other attempt At relisf in
NetraIgia, Rheumatism, GoW, Nerrons Head Ache,
Tooth aud Ear Ache, Botcel Complaints Hyteria,
Distress after Eating Loss ef Sleep General Neroas
pe5aug, Paroris,as in PAooppg Cough, aud Asthma,
now declared to be largely Nervous. For the pains
in Monthly MenstrHotion perfect relief, while ma
/ lures afterwork Is uudisturbed, and one of its
most important points.
This valuable preparation should be in every
Family, as description equals its real necessity,
or its splendid results
j. l.. HUNEEWELL, Proprietor
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
80 Fof sale by all wholesale and retail dealers
KELLER WHITE, Agents
hOIS-Zn Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09
News of sherman.

PHILADELPHIA. March S.-A special
to the Bulletin from Cincinnati to-day
SAYS an officer arrived at Cairo yester-
day. direct from Nicksburg, who corrob-
CRATES the Confederate stories regarding
the return Of Sherman expedition To
jackson
He saws portion oil Sherman forces
is marching already for Fieksburg. with
a small army of negroes and large lot
Of mules, horses, cattle, hogs, &c, as the
spoils taken from the rebels.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09

CINCINNATI March S.--Weather clear.
Thermometer go, Barometer 290 20.
River fallen ten inches. Twentv-six
feet in the channel.
PIrTsBURG, March River ten feet
by the pier mark and falling very slowly
Swelled few inches last night.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-03-09

.pT We direct the attention of the
members of the Carpenters and Joiners
Association to the notice of the meeting
at Mozart Hall tonight. This is an i'm
portant matter to our mechanics, and all
should be present.