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New York Market
NEW YoRK, AugustT22s

NEW YORK, AuguSt2
COTTON less active; prices continue
hrm at 45@46c for middlfng. 'e>4
ELoURI, 7Cgl0c, better on State, with
other kinds steady and IinIchamped.
ut $4,000, 80 for extra state, and 81 70
as OO for extra round hoop Ohio. and
50 l0@l0 80 for trade brands: market
closing steady for all kinds, Included
in the sales are 1900 bbls. extra State,
half to arrive soon, at 81 40, the lie.
mainder, the last half reported at 81. 40.
WH1sKT-Firm western at 81. 100
WHEAT-l@2c. lower on spring and
quiet and firmer for winter 81 5O9
L %. for. Chicago spring; 81 % for No.
do; 5I@SI 81 for Milwaukee club;
81 50@1 90 for. amber Milwaukee; the
latter an extreme; 80 16 for choice am
Der Michigan +; 81 95 for old winter
State; 50 05 new do; 50 20 new western
and 50 80 for new white State,
RHE-In moderate request; western
BARLEY AND BARLEY-NIALT-Du
and nominal.
CoRN-Firm, with fair demand. at
81 for unsound; and92@93c for sound
mixed western. Ilf ..F 81
/ oATs-pull and lower at COO. for
Steady; Rio 14s<. '4 80
SuoAR-Without decided change: 1491
@l5A for Porto Rico, and l26llB for
for Cuba Muscoyado; Havana, IOk@
129S.
NIoLAssEs-Dull. i't'; u .stiif- sa. '5'
50@52lS for refined in bond and 6etd7IT
for refined free.
PoRK-Opened dull and lower: Int
closed firrner at S3l G21E932 OOsfor new
mess, CLOSING mt S'32 90 for. cash; $50 90
GO 90 for i s5s do;SSs s114424 90 for
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The 1TeaIflI 81 NeI53 8 81 No.

ERWRETsS, n. g., iAagukf z1.lThe
health Of Newljefn t5iftihues good.
There is mo possible dangsr Of the yell
low fever which visited fhs city last
Ordinary INN e. s. selling here for
$40 4 ti5oysd1ld not Fithstanding hRvy
Timber land can be purchased for five
and ten dollars per acre, on the river
bank, 3 few miles below the city ~
s Tie demand for houses Is great, and
the rents are 80 high that ordinary
houses on business streets pay for
themselves nearly twelve times d year,
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NeW YorIs HIonAr .nT,i.l,et...... !.
% go NEW YoRK, August q.

INV u UI0IN1 thUBuBL2 z.
% MONEY! Easy at 6G7 per. cent.ion
call loans. ~ e - 5.;t.,.l,'.-l..
STERLING .ExCHANaR-BIore plenty
and scarcely so firm at 1898 @lO3I.
AMERlcAN Easier; opening Mt
1i3zs, advancing to IA, declining to
l433S, and closing at 1857.
GOVERNMENT STocKksnyPfthout de-
cided change. ISL fisn -EgE,l ~,
NEW York, Aug q. No sales oftold
Tonight; I<(a143ss bid. az H., ~
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DAY-SCmOLARS

Arrangements are being made for the con-
veyance Of day scholars to Mt. de Chantal, by
such modes as will leave them directly atthe
door, for the trifllng charge of two or three
cents n trip. In this way the smallest children
can be sent with safety, while health will be
greatly promoted by pleasant drive, and
the daily exchange OF n confined and smoky
atmosphere for the pure, fresh country air.
Fn[lh ,nr particulars will be given later.
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stock aIarket.e
'E.V-1- UT IAWIs
NEW YORK. Annnst %

STocKsEDnlI; Fort Wayne Oa1S, Mil
wankee and Prairie DIN CHEN 81 x; Rock
island los; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
GI56; Illinois Central 10; Michigan
Central 100; Cumberland 391<; New
York Central COZ; Erie s31%; Reading
1929; Ohio and Mississippi certificates
23lz; Treasury 7-;'0s 901z; 1910 coupons
9T5s; $40 coupons 1861; 5-2Os Registered
lO5; Gs of 1881, registered, lO7.
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Gdnfatinual.
PROSE- II CTUS
WHEELING FEMALE ACADEMY !
AT MOUNT De oHANTAL,
"a oharqe q e sistersofthe HEsttati0n, B. "


IN ChdTge OF GheStSteTSo me HtSItdttOnI6 H.Aa.
49,.
|HNHE BUILDINGS, WHICH AXE FINE
IL and very spacious, are located at the dis
lance of one or two miles from the city, on.
commanding site, surrounded on all sides
with the loveliest natural scenery, and em-
brac1ng an area OF one hundred acres. ADun-
dance OF fresh air and every facility Tor exer-
else are thus secured 10 each inmate OF the
enclosure while all residents in the vicinity
bear testimony to the unrtvaled healthiness
OF the situation.
Inc course OF Instruction embraces all the
usual requisites and accomplishments Of fe-
male education, hitting the pupil for the high
but mny be modified TO suit the wishes OF pa
rents and the circumstances OF the scholars.
French Will be taught, not merely in class,
but practically, by conversation, several OF
the ladies connected with the academy being
familiar with the language. The pupils who
are sufficiently advanced, will be required to
converse n portion of their time in French.
The department of Music, both Vocal and
Instrumental, will be superintendent in the
most able manner, presenting advantages OF
o superior grnde, unsurpassed by any in the
country.
NopupT will be allowed to pursue Mt once
so many studies as will overbuiIlen the mind
or by requiring too great application, under
To encourage lndy-like department and OBJ
serVnnce OF rules, q Crown and Gold Medal
are awarded to the most deserving In the
Senior. and n Crown md Silver Medal to the
first in tile Junior circle,
BoarClers are allowed to visit their parents
residing in town but once a month; when
their residence ia more remote ayen This lIh-
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EXTRA CHARGES PER QUARTER, WHEN
~
Dancing % the master's charges

We request the public to notice that the
above aro the charges when paid punctualIy
in advance, when not 50 paid, ten per cent
VIII Immediately be added, as forming the
regular prices OF the academy. Pupils re-
manning ut the Academy during the Yaca-
week. A sum OF money must he deposited
with the Directress sufficient to meet the
expenses for clothing, &C., should the charge
oiSpToviding these devolve on the Institution.
Parents are requested to furnish their chill
dren with postage stamps.
Letters to be addressed IS DfrectreSs Of the
nenr WhpalinpT- w Vn --sEiFE-
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Wheeling Female COLLEGE
WHEELING, w. VA.


TlHIS. INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
i with full collegiate powers in 1864, and
recently reotgnntzed under new Board Of
Directors, win be opened as a collegiate instI-
tute on the first Wednesday In September
next Tile buildings are now being tho
roughly refltted and newly furnished
In the libernlity of It's Arrangements, in the
extent and comprehenSiveneSs of Its course
of study, in its methods of tuition md gov
Its Board Of Instruction the public may rely
upon its being q fiEt-clnss seminary.
Having Ind many years experience in COM
Quoting leading EducatIonRl Institutions In
the Eastern and Middle StnteS, / feel assured
that with the lber9l patronage and the ear-
and vicinity, the College VIII soon be able to
extend to young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found oLtsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
oole TO announce the engagement OF a corps
Renee and reputation.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
at an early day, having especial reference TO
the preparation OF young ladies for the bnsl-
A PREPARAToRY DEPARTarEcSrp will be
opened for such Misses as are too Young 10
The Institution will be conducted upon
principles; the leading churches OF this Vicini-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the |
Eptscopalihn, being represented in the Facul- |
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTTIoN-FiIst Preparatory, so; Second |
Preparatory, 81 First Collegiate, S.; Second
Colleglnte, 50; Junior, SO; Senior, SD 50; |
Latin, French, German, or other Language, s.;
Experimental Sciences 50 extra, each; Draw,
ing $; Painting in on, $40; Pastel, SID; Cray
on, S.; Music, on Plano, $40; Use of fnstri-
ment, 81 80; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, 50 cents each quarter.
BoARD-S45i Fuel and Lights, S.; Washing,
Is; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 30; Fuel and Lights, 81
Bills both for tuition and booTJi payable In NIL
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept 6ths Nov. 10Th, Feb LIST and April 18th.
July %. 1866. " Pre si len
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Nm, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.

sHAyING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
Il II for the manufacture OF the above arti-
S,s5S am prepared to nh all orders promptly,
anu anu y ,S1ieaps or cheaper than can be had at
PsttefnS OF STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
81 ~ VIII ~ warrant every Stove. am prepar-
and Tin and will give such fobs my Personal
EjS5au on. Spouting and Gutterfng of all
Eat ys Always on hntd. Copper and Brass
XaSSIttS ana Fruit Cans OF the best kind also
MY cheap. Merchants and Others visiting
"a NY VIII do wen to give mo q call.
b. +. CALDWELL.
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EXPENSES PER oUARTER
ST. VINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
WHEELING. VA.

BISHOP wHELASL TRUSTS THAT THE
j , success of his efforts In behalf of female
favor OF the public this institution for BOYS
and young men, which he hopes to make all
that Is desirable as n school for youth.
The modern languages Will he Taught by
gentlemen to whom they are vernaculaT, and
who will afford to the pupils occasional OPP
veIsation. It Is intended to prov i,s such such
instruments and apparatus asmay eIucidate,
ural Philosophy, Chemistry, SURVEYING md
Engineering. The department of Book-keep-
ing and Penmanship will be superintendent
by nm eminent accountant
The school Will be open to the public, but
only Catholics will be received as bonriers
The discipline will be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal OF the insuboplinate.
Payment viii alwasy be required In dfUunee:
ofboardeTs, for the haiEsessioIi; and the fig-
ureS below indicate the caSh-in-advance
terms. II nom tho neglect OF parents or
other causes payment Is delayed, an addition
OF ten per cent. to the cash prices will coIisti-
tute the regular charges of the College. No
deduction VIII be made for absence or for re-
moHal when q quarter or h0lESeSsion has
been commenced, except in case of sickness
TERMS: twHES PAID IN ADvAECE)
Board, including lights, fuel, bed and
Oeddlng, for the scholastic year of n
Washing and mening i6 90
ii.i.ooarLllng per week....s..............-.. 90
stationery per quarter frOnl.....-.5O cts. to o.
Medical attendance per quarter............ 1 so
Tuition, ist class, per quarter, II weeks. 10 %
4th a 8 %
9th ~
EXTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER. tvvIIE,s PAN m
IN ADVAHCE1
French, German, italian or Spanish, per
quarter, eacf.......-.... ....... g m
Drawing per quarter.-..... q %
use OF Philosophical and Chemical APP
81 NJ
Music at Masters charges
The school will be opened on the first Nom
Gay In September. Applications may be adj
dressed to Rev. A. Lone, ut the Cathedral.
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Stein Brothers

aud AMERICAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

GoSE FOR THEN-By gentleman who
arrived from Greensboro, yesterday, on
the Little Gray Eagle, We are informed
that the military at Owenskoro pressed
all the horses of citizens and of farmers
who came into town, and mounted coz
siderable force to pursue the guerrilla
thieves who had passed near that place
during Friday night.
This little operation produced consid-
cradle excitement, among the farmers
especially, and, no doubt, caused them
some Inconvenience.
These farmers left town in great
haste and spread the news that the ex-
petition was being fitted out, and that
horses were being pressed, aud many
turned back who were on their way TO
town, and others FASTENED to run their
horses off to a place of safety.
Our informant was warned TO turn
back, but proceeded on his way, and
met the force going out, but the farusers
were far ahead. and, 10 doubt the
suerrillAs received timely warning Of
the expedition
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

Mozx TRAY SAVAGE BRuTALIrr.-We
heard day or ewo ago. tina narration
of one Of the most inhuman and hena
ish acts Of guerrilla barbarity that could
possibly De conceived
Capt Davidson, as the story goes, met
a negro soldier on the road, and after
capturing him, cut off both his ears
close to his head, and then released
him. When reaching the 6rst house on
bis road, the fend Davidson procured a
needle and thread and sewed the negroe's
ears together.
At the frat town be came to be went
to whisky shop and treated bls men,
and after they had drunk, Davidson
asked the bar-keeper if ''LincoIn skins.
The name the rebels usually apply iC
Greenbacks-ewouid pay for whisky
sob, certainly" said the bartender
whereupon the brute Davidson threV
upon the counter the ears Of the negr'
soldier, remarking, swell, take you
change out of that, then"
Surely such fend incarnate shoul'
be hunted from the earth like a wolf Q
mad dog.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

General Darlington reports the re
csipts of soldiers IN camp, up to
yesterday, at $500, of whom 1870 are
for the new regiments
Gen. n. ID. Manson, who has been
lying dangerously i'll with typhoid fsver
at Louisville, for some weeks, is nov
considered out Of danger By his physi-
clans.
TExPERAruRE-Deeember last was,
on an average, eight degrees colder
than The three previous Defenders
January last was on an average OYER
seven degrees colder than the average Of
the three preceding Januaries
We are sorry to learn that DR. Fry,
the able and popular Superintendent Of
the General Hospital at New Albany,
shows decided symptoms of insanity.
he writes to the Ledger, explaining Why
he took possession of the public square,
and saying that he regards the health
and life of a soldier, white or black, as
of higher value than the grass which
might be killed by occupying the lot.
Tsis extraordinary assertion alarms bis
friends, and Il is expected that he will
be called upon to explain before q court
Of inquiry.-LoH. Press.
Commodore Vanderbilt was arrested
in New York on Wednesday last for
careless driving and running over q
woman in Broadway. The Commodore
wanted to choose his time to 60 up to
the Tombs, but the officer was inexora-
Bile, and be had to march up to the court
Immediately. He was, however, dis
charged.
Concerning the authorship of the
Hnlsemann letter, which has been at
tributed TO Mr.. Everett, the Boston
TraveIer says that, before his death,
John Taylor, Mr. Webster's farm sssw.
ard, stated that be sat with Mr.. Webster
in his rsom al Franklin, New Hamp-
shire, from eight o'clock one evening
until half past four next morning, while
the great statesman was drafting the
celebrated Hulsemann letter, part OF
mos, Of which was read pieeemesl to
Mr.. Taylor as il was composed.
PRIsoSERs ARRIvED.-Five commits
sioned rebel officers and ninety-nine non.
commissioned officers and privAtes, pris'
onsrs OF war, arrived at the Military
Prison IN Louisville on Thursday night
from Nashville
/ An order was received at Camp Dong
las on the It'll to prepare duplicate "a
role rolls of three thousand prisoners q
war, including IN the 6rss parties, of ave
hundred each, all the regiments IRON
, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkan
sss and Louisiana The prisoners from
these States we're called up and tolc
that all those who wanted to be ex
! changed should step forward. The Mis-
sourians were 6rst called upon, aud on
of two hundred and forty-four prisoners
forty-foar refused to be exchanged: O.
sixteen hundred and sixty-thrse Ken
tnekians. the number who refused wa
two hundred and forty-one; and Of thir
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
CITY NEWS.

THg WEATHER. and yester.
day we're two Of the most delightful
days we have experienced for several
weeks Yesterday, especially, was as
bright a. midsummer and genial as a
pleasant May day.
The streets are rapidly drying up, and
IT appears as If ell the inhabitants Of
the city we're out doors 70 enjoy the
pure air and bright sunshine. The
sidewalks we're crowded With beautiful
women and gallent men, and an unusual
degree Of happiness seemed TO prevail
We may now safely hope that piercing
piaching winter is over, and genia
spring, with its gay flowers and singing
birds, and gentle breezes and fruetifyinl
showers, is close at hand,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

GUERRILLA 0PERATIoSs.--T guer.
rillas are not yet driven from the re-
gions adjacent to owensboro, but are
still plying their cowardly profession Of
stealing, rebbing and plundering, with
apparent impunity.
On Friday last young man from this
city, who was travelling on business in
that region, fell into the hands of band
Of these worse than guerrillss, bat man
aged, by the heetness of bis horse, to
make his escape, and was congratulate.
ing himself on his good fortune, when
suddenly be found himself in the midst
Of another gang, by whom he was held
until the former band came up, and re-
cognizing him threatened very strongly
of taking his life, but finally changed
their minds, when he was deprived OF
his horse, an elegant and swift black
steed, and given an inferior animal in
exchange. They then handed him over
to four of the gang, who took him TO one
side and went through his clothes, re.
lieving him Of what little money be had,
which fortunately was not very much.
They next Invested him Of his overcoat,
and traded boots with him, giving him q
pair the tops Of which had been nearly
burned of.
They compelled him to accept their
hospitality during the night, and in the
morning permitted him to proceed to
Greensboro, within few miles of which
place they made him encamp, or rather,
pressed lodging for him during the
night.
In the morning just as he was about
to leave, he received $40, sent back By
one of the seoundrels who had once be-
fore robbed him. He had proceeded bu,
a short distance until he met q man
who claimed the horse he had received
in exchange for his own. The robbers
were part of Steele's gang, and were
commanded by Lieut. Stanley.
We had hoped that the 9th regiment,
now stationed at Greensboro, would
clear the country of these thieving
hordes, but it seems they are efeeting
but little.
| The guerrillas proceeded up the riveI
aud were at Lewisport when the Morn
ing Star passed on Saturday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
DIED.

OF FlaHro- Pneumonia, sunday morning
FsbruaFy the i9ta, is55, ~ o'clock a. IA IL
LIAM Il. BINGHAM, grd g years, nonihs
and ! Sav. The funeral viii take place from the
Episcopal Church II II 0'ciaek N. Oh this
the 20th day Of February. The friends OF tae
family are inFiEee % attend
William n. Bingham was born IN the city Of
Ssw YORK. Daring the past eighteen years he
vas a sitizsn Of Evsnsvins, ard allied. auriak
nearly tAs shols Of that time. the responsible Pc
siiiou Of book keeper and cashier IN ihs house
81 Bemsaf a vieis Nj Bingham wzs naturally
eusownsd with business talents cf the highest
order, Which be bad eulsivatsd b. the sequisitien
Of every accomplishment. and perfected By hAb-
ifaaI aud uatiring INDUSTRY. he uaited SQUAD
Judgment to a pure hsArs, and possessed ihs unt-
vsrsai respect and friasdshiP Of business eom-
murliy which i noted as well for its high ap-
probation Of character. - foF is high standard
II sommsrsiAi honor. The msusioH ct bis .7a-
zee ioa with the distinguishes house " be
served 50 lsBg and 80 we'll. Is the sonps5sss lslb-
as 70 his worth . merchant
| But the writer q this llagsrs foudly osr the
ffoolIsofios Of other tr1its-of ths sieratff aus
anrs nharacieristies Of The man. His mfnd sw
90 guile. bis manners waFs simple aad unss-nrn-
/ iag, his nature warm sad true. By the pa ral
alehsmy % a. enfeti0aats aia90slti8a b. 81
| tFacted tbs Affection OF al whe knsw him. he
| Ezs gsu - a ehiid Or = woman. uaobtrusfts
sna transformations, and conspicuous only ~ the
bedside u sekaesa, where he levsa 10 perform tbs
| sludiy ofHcss u frisnaship. Is sil b rssis -
| b r shst The sesd' q untimsiy afh fastened
apoa him while mlnistsriag At ths death hssi O
| = valus4 friend. obs berssvsd tamiiT and ser,
rowlaz fFisuds there can 30 little consolation II
fhgs weFia for the loss Of oHe 50 laving aud 81
beloved II thsEs we're any sarthly eousoiAtieE
fl might " foand Ia the fact that The people 6
tAs eomnunity 10 whieA he passed HE manhood
are deep earnest ana universal monrusrs 81 hi
bssr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
Local Notices.

Masonic TENPLE-Mrs. Bella Golden
and Annie Radcliffe, in the characters
Of the Wondering Boys, on Saturday
night, ELECTED immense applause from
large and highly intelligent audience.
The thrilling play Of Ireland as /.
Was was reproduced with moss thril-
ling effect, and altogether the evenings
entertainment was Que Of the most
pleasing hat has been enjoyed at Ma
sonic Temple since the present season
opened.
Tonight win be produced the beauti-
ful and very popular play entitled
" Evadne, or the Statue, With a poser
ful cast of characters.
The present company are nightly
gaining in the estimation Of the lovers
Of the drama.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

Was He ISsuRED 2"-Is the aues-
ton asked on hearing Of the death of
man of family. " Did he have 3 policy
on his life, to secure a competence to
those dependent upon him for support?
When the answer IS, No. it was neg
iected," the prudent inquirer says, He
might have bsd policy al small cost
Our friend DR. Hslloek, whose ogies j.
at No. 10 Upper First Street is Ageut
for one of the best Life Insurance Com
p4nies in the world
And the question might also be asked,
on hearing that man had received per-
sonsl injury, Hsd be policy against
accidents? aud should the answer be,
No" say that-He might have had
one that would bring him SIS per week
compensation for twenty-six weeks, If
the injury should prevent him from
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20
Real Estate For Sale.

WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
L ChEAP, to-wlt:
l. Large House with 40 rooms, near Main street
2. Two iasee Brick Hou q, opposite Butts Head.
Large Frame and six lots, near the city.
4. Three good Houses on Ann street.
3 Brick House ga Sycamore, bet 81 and tth sts
8. Two large houses on Division street.
z House aud four fets In Eniott's Enlargement.
House aud four lots Ia 6oodsefs Enlargement.
y. Frame House near Railr I'D Machine shops.
10. One story House on Third street.
H. Large frame on Leet street.
u. Noase and business Lot cor. Locust and Sgh
l.. six Lots IA block o Eastern Enlargcmeut,
"a. Several handsome residences and tracts Of land
Ia striuRtOwn.
Is. sixy-six acres within a u miie Of Evansville
L. 2tO acres within half = milo OF EvAnsvilie
II. Three acres adjoining the city.
Is. 81. acres near Oak Hill Cemetery
10. 1895 acres, with large House, near the eit,
20. SO aorcs 10 cleared, within miles Of the CITY
n. $50 acres in fossy county, good land.
q. 6OO acres IN Narrick county.
-. very handsome residence IN Boonvile, with
81 or ii acres attached.
s.. great variety OF Building Lots in every part
Of the city.
.. Large Brick uoure In Yopngleve's EniArg'mt
ne / will exchange the lands in Posey and
Warrick counties for city property.
The ABOVE embraces one Of the huest hats evel
olfercd In EvaRsvilie. Fer particulars call Al
EN- Shaekelford's ofhee, one door east Of Provos
ALVAH JOHNSON,
dco29-tf Real Estate Agent,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-20

Gen. Grant, II is said, removed Gen.
Rosecraus from his command In Mis-
sour because be was slow in sending
troops to reinforce Gen Thomas. Rose
Grams, Grant afiirms, took thirty days TO
accomplish what might have been done
in three Congressional Com mittee,
TO which at last all military disputes
must come, has been appointed to in
vestieate Gen. Rosecrans's career, and
ascertain, If possible, wherein the blame
lies FOR the differences between him and
Gen. Grant.