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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

OK A MONTH Agents wanted TO sell Sew
I'd ~ Ing machisss. We will give eommis-
sion on all machines sold, or employ Agents who
viii work for the above zaTes aud all expenses
paid address d. d. HEnKiNGr0N Co, De-
troit, Mich. mayl2 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
FOR SALE.

sea3aa HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS ron sALE-A
-aaa 81 II two story Frame House with two story
Warehouse, two Clstsras andWeii IN tho CELLAR
q situated three lots at the Of Division and
fs sixth streets; also two lots aud stable % sixth
Street are for sale favorable terms For par
.ssH tletaFs enquire the place.
- = sidm yf0.2w ' y. eCHIHhEh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
.sao u.rgFr MILLINERY.
MRS. ]. HASTINGS

hwona w ISHES To INFORM HER OLD PATRONS
v and the public generally that she has just
et returned with Of the largest and best selected
ffafffer to this city.
Her stock consists ali tho latest STYLES Of
X1B Alobens Flowers, &C., of the best Qualities, and
inesnda 70 dispose Of them at the lowest possible
--- price FOR DASH.
-e4s p Tho Ladies would do wsIlto give her call bs
ssa Hif5 "a ora purchasing elsewhere - -
titets1 tHtffa MRS j. HASTINGS, Main streat
-t--tA 81 s4i North side, thres doors from Second
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
WANTED.

E-eoNTAIHfKG THREE OR YOUR
II rooms, not exceeding twelve squares fIem
The Post Once Any ons having 81 Ia an house
fer sale can md purchaser By epplyiAg at this
UfHce
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
MUSICAL. sc.
s25 REWARD.

A DARK BAY MARE &ud COLT was stolen
II from mt et&hlr Ia Cen.er Taunship. Nanaer-
bGrga toHnty, On the aight Of the l2gh iass. The
h@d dark name and tail u1iss sits hesyt-shared,
II IaFshsad, white strips on Tia aoss, RAINING %
lett nosfril; white uadeF-lips fsEelees sEd hocis
dark left hind * sars Z within f6tse inches u
hoofi and ths right hind ~ szrk e within eight
er aims iBehfs u hoef Nhieh i xlaite; also.
scar one Of Der had ietlaeks. HaE
A Ea2Fe eelt, ahoGs fWa Eesks cid. taken with
tie motnHri color bay Small y bite spot in tore-
head 4ad one white hsna lssof. s
sill give twentg ase aoli@rs fsr the Fetarp q
said mare and cast. toy faiernlAsfen that IN
sa&bia 80 get them
asxlg " Join WHITEHEAD. IA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
CARRIAGES, sc.
sl CARRIAGES, &C.
FRANK HAMMERSTEIN'S
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
- ufwg Mandatory,

coRNRR CANAL AND MAIN STREET,
a.ss ..s.5isia 4aH EvANsvILLE, IND
Drank HAMNERsTEIN TAKES PLEAS.
Il ure IN saying 70 his friends and customers
that he hiss .nsssS on baud, and is manufacturing
Wagehs Carriages, and Buggios OF all qualities
Tie work i All done under his immediate inspee-
tlou. consequently Win Be warranted
Persons from = distance having Carriages ar
Buggies to re-peint re-trim can have their vork
80 ava 5opscn the slsortest notice md on M 800 -
80 90 81 vorabie terms.
sear M Being the oldest practical PuESy aud Carriage
Maker ir the city, he "a, Therefore better prepared
ssHu thaa any ether maRufaetareF % MI orders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
MIILINERYI sTnCK

lAIE HAVE NOW THE MOST OOMPLErA
seHTrfaVF stock Of Millinery brought TO this
.Is5s city and which we will sell cheap, at whole
fr sails or retail, any house In tho West.
800. Our rrImmitg Department. turns out work, 10.
eludlng Hleaching, shaping, and Altering % late
styles, that can not be surpassed anywliere, and
49,. \ So. sOHAPKER BUssINo,
.5.sss..4 ~ d. F. 81 aud 40 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
TAX NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N delinquent on the tax duplicate foI1sg3 would
do we'll TO call at my Office and settle the II
they wish 20 save costs. LEROY CALVERT,
April 80, iW County Treasurer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
DYE-HOUSE.
"A. r. Adams
Celehrated Steam Dive Hnusa.

EoURTH ST, BET. LOCUST 4 WALNUT =
Dyes all kinds Of plain aud fancy works a.
good and cheap a. any establishment in the West,
On short notice. Ehlr1x
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
FOR RENT or SALE.

q T1oR RENT on sABR--A BEAUTIFULLY
II Situated Residence, near the salt Wella, with
= saboaf .tWO acres 0f LAni VIII trade for good
city property. Enquire 81 a.f.i 20
IN 4HKE. n! Mf NasT or. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
REMOVAL NOTICE.

XXTE will temporarily remove ear entire stock
w on Monday, May 50, to No. - Main stresf.
nsxt door to the clever grocer, Henry A. Cock,
which store W vii occupy until the repair ef
Old stores, Noe. a. and - Maia street
We have a large st~ek Of Foreign Goods on
hand, which We viii sell az old prices.
stair Carpeting
AT IEsS THAN OLD PRICES.
Il viii be veil 70 exsmins cur stosk before pur-
chasing SCHAPKER BLESSING,
mayIT ~ are ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
MILLINERY.
HRa. ,. NORTON. MSS FRANk LYONS.
NORTON G LYONS,
NJ i LII ~ Il X - !.

Fourth Street, bet Cherry aud Oak,
A RE PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
n Millinery Work. Bleaching, Pressing, and
Trimming, 70 order, on short notlc- aud at Tea-
80 able rates. liberal share Of patronage Is
speeffuliy solicited. inayis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
IMEDICAL,

J B. JOHNSTON, M. d.
.Odsce IN Third Street, between Main and Locust,
Residence on second stFeot, one door above Lo-
., eust, a. Rev, J. v. Dodgss. I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
ron ELEcroAs At LARor.
David 8. Gooaing, Ct Hancock.
Richard W. 2 Thompson, Of Vigo.

80 81 - yoR ELEcrDHs LARor.
sis David 8. Gooaing, Ct Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Vgo.
sss4s1s ~. ZOE STATE ELECTORS.
= sast7 Ist District--Jsmss c. Denny, Of Knox.
- e asaF ~ John s. Hsnghiaud, gf spencer
.sHaag % Distrtct--Cyrus ~ Nixon Of Clark.
b. ffassi Franes Wester, Of Lagrange
ass3 ID Diutrict-Henry b. PritchArd, Of Bartholo
A7aH5E new.
.ssa1 .=af 90 aisi MadIson Evans u Lawrence.
18th District Lepuidae sexton, Of Rnsb.
tsrz $3.50 f4ff @ u, V. Kyger, Of Franklin.
sIa5 9Th Dfstriet-Benj j. CIaypooi, Of Fayetts.
zsz saassi - Ilff Joshua IT. meletf II Henry.
9Th District-J J. Wright, Of Morgan.
s1s5 szzat d ~ J. c. Green, Of shelby.
-diEas Jth rDisfret--John Osborn, Of Putnam.
sf aisa ~ u H.ii Thomas II. Rice, Of Parke.
.ala 9Th Dstflct-R p. Davidson, Of Tppeeanoe.
.e5ast9x aIeI aitls BenI Gregory, Of Warren.
OH District James II. BeIfoFd. Of White.
- fHahttf HHH Aaron guerney, Of Porter
- ED 10th Distriet-T. r. Dickinson, Of Dckhlb.
sHf g "a. ~ Haifst Kiihourne, OF Eikhart.
IIsh District-John NJ. Wallace, Of GRAFT.
James NJ. Temper, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17


UNION STATE TICKET.
.2d4I'fld ys11..1-., !. = ,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
WATsE
IA ,-..t.,o.,r I FOR Lae4f. Govsys~s Gdf
'siN '"A COL. CONRAD BAKER,
~.foag der Or ytEpEssUneH,59 Is
For Secretary Of State, f's
NELSON TRUsLER, Of Faystts.
For AadUor Of STATE,
THOMAS b. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
Far TTsasnrsr Of SLate, usfl
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For Iaorneg- General,
.,sss4 q. - DELAEA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
a1sIsn sstfe For cI0k Of ths sapysras Court
s.fsafa GEN. LAZ NOBLE, ofRnox.
- .li..,.s For RTertsy Of Supreme Court,
sss1 - 10 COL. BEN HARRIsOE, Of Marion.
3aal 3 slafsqaa y ~ For Supreme Judges, gTa
Ist DistrIet-JAs 8. FKAZER, Of Kosciusko.
"a Distnct--JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, Of Henry
81 Distrfct-CHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
szarsse0 4shDntr5ct--It0BT. O. GREGORY, Tippeeanos
For superintendent Of Public TnsraetIon,
PROF. oEORGg W. HOss, Of Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
GROCERIES.

WHITE LtME-lo0 Ibis. good article, IN
a. $50 .f e. VIckERY BROS,
t No 132 Main street
HARDEN sEED, IN BULK-A lot OF loose
VI Garden Seeds, assorted, At
a.tsl stssia l'Ia WICK BROS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
GROCERIES.
FLOUR AND CORN.

| 00D BAEEELs IN STORE AND FoE |
4sOOO sale BY
BROWN DUNKERsOx 4 90
Dy9 Cor. Main aad Water ssrest.
OsOOO for sale By
BROWN, DTsKERsoS A Co.
Ey5--m OF Main ssd Water strssts I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
PROPOSALS.
Beef Cattle

0NCA NHtbIC.
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO PrR-
L chase, IN oven market, for the NE OF tie
United states Army,
ONE Thousand BEEF CATTLE,
the same % Be delxsrsl al this xost in lot Of fs
nisee1 and upWzrds-paretAses 10 b procured by
specineAtions and requirements heretofore pEb
lishsds and furnished upon AppIication.
Payment innedizfe On delivery
FIJI EHRMAN,
Capt, c. g. and A. A. q. NJ
oE1ee co11issary Of Subsistence add
Acting Assistant Quar- ternasster,
kvAnsvilie, Tnd-s April Is, 1854
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
WASHINGTON. Jan. II,

The Stale Department has evidence
satisfactory refuting the absurd stories re-
Gently copied by our press from European
correspondents OF the appearance in
France OF a Monsieur SupervlIle on a po-
litical mission from the rebels, and of Il
treaty in negotiation between the rebels
and France.
The entire tone of the foreign news is
improving, but new and grave difficulties
are likely to occur between Japan and the
Western Powers.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
Jno, A. Bingham. of Ohio. to be Judge
Advocate, With the rank of Aisjor, for the
department. OF the Susquehanna; John
Hay, of Illinois, t. be Assistant Adjutant
General of volunteers with the rank of
Major; Henry s. Moss to be Attorney Of
the United States for the District of Min
resota; and Abram Hancsn, Of Wiscon-
sin, TO be Commissioner and Consul Of
the United States to the Repu Bile of Ii
IBERIA
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIrrth coNGREss--rirs. Session
Washington. an. Is.
HOUSE.

4
HOUSE,
Mr.. Stcveas. from the Committee on
Ways aud Means, reported bill to in.
crease The Internal revenue and for other
purposes. which was made the special or
der Tor Thursday next.
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported bill sup
pIementa! 10 the law relating TO the War
Department, authorizing the settle
men. Of claims against the United States.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole on he State of the Onion, and
proceeded to the consideration of the bill
TO reimburse the State Of Pennsylvania
in calling Out he militls for repellng in
vasion. and appropriating $4,000 for
that purpose.
Fernando Wood moved an amendment
SO as 10 reimburse New York, which
should be placed on N equal footing with
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Sherman made speech, explain
ing the object of his resolutions, hereto
fore offered. which was to invite and en-
courage the loyal people Of the South to
resume the functions of civil government
under the Constitution.
The Pennsylvania claim bill was post
poned until Information can b. procured
from the Second Auditors Office.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bin to enable the
President proclamation to be carried
into effect.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole IN the Presidents annual
message.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Wade introduced joint resolution
for committee on the conduct Of the
war, to consist of three members from
each house. Passed.
Mr.. Lane, Of Kansas, offered bill pro-
hibiting the sale Of gold at higher prices
than paid in tie regular market of New
York for United States bonds paying six
per cent. interest in gold, except for ex-
po, taiion 70 pay debts.
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, the resola-
ton to expeI Davis, of Kentucky, was
taken up.
Mr.. Wil-on addressed the Senate at
length. In The course Of his remarks he
said the Senator from Kentucky should
remember lie. Was in the Senate, and not
at Kentucky barbecue. The Senate
was place for the language of the states
man. not the babbling Of . fool.
Mr.. Davis rose to reply 70 Mr., Wilson,
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and called for the reading Of the resolu-
ton on which he said the motion Of Mr..
Wilson, for his expulsion, was based.
Mr.. Wilson reported back from the
Committee on Military Affairs, the bill
authorizing the appointment Of an As
sistsnt Secretary OF War.
Mr.. Buckalew offered resolution that
5000 copies Of Gen. McClellan's report
be printed for The use OF the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Anthony, the reso-
luton was adopted calling on the Mill
tary Committee Of the Senate to inquire
whether any obstacles have been thrown
in the way Of the egress Of colored men
not subject to military duty here, and it
SO, by whom, and by what authority OF
law.
Mr.. Lanes bill relative to the sale OF
gold, was read twice, referred to the FL
nance Committee. and ordered TO be
printed.
Wilson spoke at length on bis resolu-
ton to expel Senator Davis of Kentucky.
He concluded by saying: How sublime
thing it would be in this crisis of our
country for the Senate of the United States
to rise TO the heights of stern and lofty
duty, and cast out one who has dared to
tell loyal people to revolt against the
| Government and take its powers into
til cir own hands. Such an act of aveng-
ing patriotism would FIRE the loyal heart
Of America, silence the muttefings of trea
son and nerve the arms Of the heroes who
are battling and bleeding for tie unity Of
the Republic
Mr.. Doolttle thought it would be de-
sirable before coming to vote, 10 heal
the Senator from Kentucky. After tha
he hoped the resolution " ould be referred
10 committee.
| Mr.. Davis then spoke.
| Adjourned.
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ConfEsated.
Now York. Jan. Is


The United States Marshal for the Dis
trict of Columbia has seized for conisca-
ton the property 10 Washington belong
ing to ex Senator Polk, aud also the es-
tate of Snrthscn, Of Louisiana, late ba nker
of thss city, new in the penitcnsialy for
reasonable practices.
The Commercial says we regard the
reaction to-day MS healthy indication of
the stock ma,ket. The large rise of yes
terday necessarily brought IN heavy real :
ization, the business of the ds., footing up
something like sixty thous4a shares Of
stock. Money is decidedly easier to-day
to FIRST class houses. The bankers are
ioaning to holders the interest bearing
legal tenders, to their osn. advantage and
that of the borrowers.
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Starvation in Charlie ton.

~, - Boston, Jan. l2.
he traveller says Letters received
IN ms clsy from a clergyman. who es-
tabli-hed himself in Charleston Win biz
lam ly but short time before Tho 49,,
lioh' state that great anguish and suffer.
ing exists among the Inhabitants of Ia,
place many of whom hope and pray far
redemption, even at the hands of Yam.
kees. In his opinion The time is ranialv
approach ng when it will bs found neees-
sar, to give up the city TO save the neo.
pie from absolute starvation. OF course
all thai can leave the place will, bul many
nave moi means, neither have they any
place oi iesage.
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Chicago Naaskef.

Chicago an ID
Wheat Dull Mt decline Of II asec with sales al
81 l7GSt i75s for No |; 81 li1Si Ia for No. T.
Little noi ming doing In four.
Corn Quiet. trang saies al s5c for No. ?. and Sic
for in store.
0,ts-Nore active and prices shade better. Sales
at 90 y q Go for No. !. and 63ta 64c Tor No ,.
Market Glied with game aud airc chickens, selling
at 81 10 10 81 GO per dog.
Live tiogS-Qute inquiry is chiefly by shippers and
prices we'll good fat Hogs 70 10 ~ 90
for medium 50 20 IS 10.
Dressed H.gs-tirn and steady. Sales range from
So Sc is 81 soaS7 20 for lots dividing on 200
paunds
Supply OF Cattle light and PRIZES arm At to Sc
for me dunn TO prime sraees-
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Herald Special.

Washington, Jan IL.
II is known tax on Refined Petrole
un OF not less than 30 per cent. will be
recommended by the committee on Ways
ard Means. Crude oil will probably not
be taxed
The democratic Caucus agreed by I
majority to advise the National Commit
tee to hold the National Convention at
Cincinnati
], is understood the States of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa have been
formed into military district under com
mand of Maj Gen. Heintzleman, with
headquarters at Cincinnati
TX Congressmsn Bingham. of Ohio,
was to-day confirmed as Judge Advocate
for the apartment Of the Susquehanna.
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From East Tennessee.
Philadelphia, Jan. l3.

Philadelphia, Jan. Ii.
The Enquirer has special from Chat
tanooga Jan. 18th, stating affairs in East
Tennessee are very exciting. A heavy
cavalry fight occurred, near Strawberry
Plains Sunday. The enemy we're re-
pulsed with serious loss.
Longstreet has been heavily reinforced
from the armies of Lee and Johnson
Longstreet's headquarters are at Red
Briar. The pickets front each other at
Blair's Cross Roads, 10 miles northeast
of Knoxville.
Our repulse at Beans Station was
light.
Longstreet's position is a splendid one,
with river and mountain in front
Johnson presents bold front at Tun
mel Hill and Dalton.
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Gen. Meade SereraGcd.
philadelphia. Jan. II.

Philadelphia, jan. II.
Geu Meade was serenaded this evening
at the residence Of Mr.. b. Garhard, South
Fourth S reet, BY Bingfcld's Band. a
large crowd of citizens were present.
Gen Meade made a brief speech, urg-
ing lis hearers 10 use every effort 10 fill
up HE ranks Of the army before Spring
as the only way Ia pui an end to the re-
Aellion during the present year. lie
promised fnr himself 70 Do every thing 10
his power to crush out traitors in arms
against the government.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Cairo, Jan. Is.

Over $500 refugees from various parts
South have passed through Cairo since
duly, 1868, 5000 of whom have received
pecuniary aid from the United Suites SAM
itMv agent here. $4,000 have thus been
supplied from the fund especially contrib
u,ed by the people for the purpose. Per
sons wishing to contribute to this noble
charity can address c. N. Shipman, U S.
Sanitary Agent, Cairo, LII.
Near 100 deserters aud stragglers we're
forwarded to their regiments to-day by the
Provost Marshal.
Brig. Gen. J. +. Shepard is here.
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From North Carolina.


Ne"pefh, N. G., Jan 9.
The Times (pew loyal paper here 81, ,
tbe people OF that State are ripe Tor re.
volt against the Richmond Government
The leaders OF the movement advocs,a
separate sovereignty, though boldly ayov
ing return to the Union us preferable
the present state Of affairs in Dir,e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
New York. Jan. Is.

Two Vireinians, supposed to be rebel
spies, were arrested yesterday in Bro k
Ign. They are now in custody OF Gen
Hays, awaiting an examination of their
cas-.
Samuel T. Sears, a merchant lately
doing business in Park Row, died yes
ierdsy IN The Office oil Dentist from the
effects OF laughing gas, WHICH Ae had ia
ken just before havaag some teeth ex-
tracted.
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A@S lerss Jsn. u
Cot;oashadp frmer and In far demand, nj 81 9s2c
for mid sling Bpiauas
FloarLess aetve. holders askF So full priets epec
ally fer iaR grades the supply a Lich Is diminish
ms tst demand quiet AMI mvdersfe and ter deney
close f.garS onfcrs. S8ies Al Ss e5a So 81 for ES
tn Stale, s. 4oaSs S. kxtra X. ii O. 50 % 70 81 as
lnfeft 40: 81 I01 50 50 { r fraaa Brands.
Shisks5-RcpDtfe4i ffaFn 81 eesn - So, closing
nuuilnElis 1t gga s. for SAFE md Western.
Nhezt-M4rSe, opened quiet sni scarcely so hr m
Sales al 81 81 81 for chicago Spring. latter de-
itverei: 81 50 81 b3 Cor Milwaukee Clnn; 81 81 10
~ g i5y Winter Red Western; 81 % FER old do.
Eara--Steais snd IN fir densDd. Sales at 81 Do a.
g. 30 fpr shipping Mtxsd Western In store.
Oats Firm and ia good demand parity speculative.
81 y q s3s for western
Wooi-- Firm aud ia fair Hsramc; 75Gss4c domestic
fleece; TOessoc pulled fleece.
Petroleum. unie and ffm; 81 % crude; 4t946
refined In boBt: IL 50 refined Ice. Sales II oJ0
barrels crude At 30
porR-Qaiet and without decided change; $50 bhls
new Ness 81. June ard July S23 5aa Sl4 20.
BAsf hsrket-Stesdy.
Dressed Hoes-s.arceiy Arm; s4as western.
Lard-Quiet and without material change, l3Rf4e.
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pee,,.ee 81 tAe o,ver.sr 4 ygev yerssv.

01SUU8BU - 49, 0VVOxUDH - A0VW Willy.
New York, Jan. ID.
The message Of Gov. Parker Of New
Jersey, delivered to-day, discusses the
question Of paciication. He says the war
should be prosecuted BY all constitutional
means to destroy the power Of the rebel
lion and for the re.estsblishment of the
national authority over the whole coun-
try. He disapproves Of the plan Of the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation, ar
suing for conciliatory measures and .
restoration Of State governments as they
existed before the rebellion. He also
disapproves Of the Emancipation Procla-
nation as an obstacle in the way Of peace.
The war should be prolonged no longer
than is necessary to effect its legitimate
objects land the Governor argues at length
that the old Constitution alone is its le-
gitimate object.
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[Speelal 10 Post.1
W ashi o oton, Jan. Il

The Military Committee of the Senate
and iloase had a joint meeting this q. N.
The enrolment act Wjll be under discus
sion for two or three weeks, but the COM
mutation clause will remain.
The committee on Ways and Means
are strongly inclin Cd TO reduce all esti-
mates IN their hands. A great reduction,
Will be made in the. naval and military
appropriations.
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L.eavenwor,h. Jan. Is.

The Kansas Legislature organized yes
lerday by electing auti.Lane candidates
Tor Speaker and Clerk of the House and
Secretary OF Senate
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Desereiens fksm Tho Rebel Army.
Especial to Herald.
Washington, Jan. ]

Washington, Jan. IL.
Desertions in the rebel army continue
as frequent a. heretofore One entire
Ga. regiment had made arrangements to
cross over into our line last Friday night,
il they were placed on picket, but the
opportunity was not afforded them, prob
ably because their design was known.
Dispatches from Gen. kellogg's de-
partment in western Virginia state scouts
report Gen. Early falling back, and all
fears for the safety of the Railroad at an
end.
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Rumors about Z ,ongstreet.
New York, Jan.

New York, Jan. I3.
q Washington letter yesterday SAYS
mere are runnfs that Longstreet. Joined
oy Eweii, : preparing for fresh assault
on Knoxville, and tho object of General
uran.'s sudden departure for that point
Is said to have been with an eye to this.
II 10 doubtful, however. whether any as
sault on Knoxville is ct present intended.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. Is.

The bill to extend to the first of March
the bounties 10 volunteers passed the
Senate in the precise form in which 1t
left the House. and therefore only awaits
the Presidents signature 10 become al
law.
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New York. Jan. Is.

Specials from Washington, to the Trib-
une say protest against the nomination
of Gen. Schofield to be Major General,
signed by sixty -four members Of the Mis-
souri, Legislature, and also the protest of
Missouris members of the House, were
laid before the Senate at executive session
Thursday last.
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Railroad Accident.

Baltimore, Jan. l3.
A serious accident occurred yesterday
on the B. 4 O. R. R. Two cars got de-
tached and were run into by another train.
One person was killed and Six badly
wounded, including Hon. R. G Parsons,
Of Cleveland. and Col. Blackman of
Ohio. The wounded we're brought here.