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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

Nkw YoRx, Jan. 2T.-The ComHser.
eiaI's Washington dispatch says:
Mr. Blair had an interview With the
President this morning.
His friends say that his mission will
lead TO peace, but give no reasons for
saying so.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
WILLIAM REAVIg,
Attorney at Law and U. 5. Claim
Agent.

Il authorized BY she Government TO procure Pun
siana, bounty Meuey, Back Pay, Beauty Land
Claims for HoBsEs aud other rRoFEt.rY destroyed
while IN service of the Government, and all
claims 81 whatever klud nature against the
uulted States
Bounty for Discharged SOldlersl
By an amendment 70 the Bounty Law, passed st
she last ssssion OF oongresa, " an soldiers OF
othcr persons who have bssu skaR hereafter be
discharged within years fro,n the date Of their
enlistment, byresson Of wounds receved in battle,
shall receive the same Bounty though they
served two years"
Once 655S Msin street, over ksiler'a Gun store
opposite the copn House, Eyansviile, Indiana
Correspondent must enclose stamps.
- Good refsrenees given n requIred mhss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
lspoelai Dispatch TO the oisei unssi eaEst...l
Indiana Legislature.

lSpIANAPoLis, Jan &c.
SENATEs-The Senate met At ,.
N. The early part Of the afternoon was
taken up in the eleesion Of trustees 70
the benevolent institutions, commits
sioner Of the Sinking Fund, and two d.
reciors OF the State Bank The n9mi-
nees Of the Union caucus held on Tues
day night were elected. a
Nine different bills were reported
back from the committees, with snndry
recommendations, which were concur
ed in.
BILLS TsTEoDUCEp.
Joint resolution No. IL, rendering
thanks TO Gen. Sherman aud bis officers
and soldiers By Mr. Hord Bill O.,
amending section Is Of the act for the
government Of the Insane Asylum. By
Mr. Van Buskirk Bill %, amending
section 10 Of the Supervisors act. BY
Mr.. Ward: Bill %, requiring Clerks Of
the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts
10 index the official records
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUsE.-The House met at a. N.
PETITIONS PREsESrED.
A petition was presented by Mr..
SHAFT, Of Allen, from the citizens of AL
len County, for the establishment Of
German common schools.
BILLS Presented.
Bills we're introduced BY Mr. Woods
g. authorizing the digging Of g ditch
or canal from 6attle Calumet River tc
| Grand cAlumet River, in Lake County;
bv Mr.. Humphreys 81, amending The
let section Of the practice act; BY Mr.
Lindsey, IS, authorizing certain eorpo
/ rations to change their names; By Mr.
/ Groves, 50. allowing cities snd towns to
permit the location ofEailroads on streets
and alleys, for conveying coal; by Mr.
Rhodes, 90, raising the docket fees, dc
OF District Attorneys; by Mr.. Miller, 81
authorizing the discharge Of bonds 0
executors and guardians in sales Of real
estate; by Mr. Strickey, %, fixing th'
time of filing claims, &e-, against com
ties.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Prather, abolishing the otHc'
Of Common Pleas Judge, transferring
the basiness to the Circuit Court; b
Zeigler, raising the fees Of Count,
officers. by Cotfroth, sbolishing til
Common Pleas Courts, dc, by Wrighi
proposing to convert the Northern Stat
Prison into House Of Refuge, which
was referred to special committee.
On motion Of Neweomby the Hous
vent into Committee Of the Whole, Of
House bill 20, authorizing tax TO rails
bonnties, etc, Mr.. Herrieks in the Chair
After the debate, the committee rose
reported progress, and asked to be dis
charged, which was agreed 10. The bi
aud amendments were referred 10
special committee Of seven.
After reading the various bills . sec
ond time, Senate bill No. 8, ehangin
the time Of holding the Common Plea
Court in jackson and Bartholomew
counties, vas taken up, and hnsll
passed.
Mr.. Burwell offered resolution ter
dering the use Of the ball Of the Hous
: to J. n Free, pending which the Hons
adjourned till 2 pm
: AFTERNOON SESSION.
After dinner, Mr.. BurveIfs resolutio
was tabled by decided majority.
= The House then went into election
r Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

CArEo, Jan. 2T-The steamer Robert
Burns, from Memphis, brings four hun
dred sixty-eight bales of cotton, mostly
for CineineAn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

WAsHISeroS, Jan. 2T.-The House to-
day vas exclusively occupied in the con-
sidera'ion Of private bills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
sensation Dlspa,eh-TAs Blair snl.-

Sensation Dispateh-The Blair sTis-
sion.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The follow
ing is special TO the EreniHg Tele-
graph
WAsHlSaTos, jan. n.
Il is now definitely understood that
Mr.. Blair's mission to Richmond has
been crowned with complete success.
Mr.. Davis pledged himself to send three
commissioners to Washington to confer
upon terms of peace.
Mr.. Davis stated distinctly TO Mr.
Blair that he would conclude peace and
return to the Union upon terms that
would ibe perfectly satisfactory TO Mr.
Lincoln and to Congress.
Mr.. blair had also an interview with
General Lee, who avowed himself de-
/ sirous Of ending the rebellion by laying
down their arms and returning to the
Union.
Mr.. Blair also conversed with q ma.
iority Of the rebel Congressman, who
represented themselves as in favor Of
abandoning further hostilities.
There can be no doubt that, IN a day
or two at furthest, commissioners viii
reach Washington to bring from repent
art rebels renewed allegiance to the
Union, Constitution and Laws
Mr.. Blair experienced the kindesi
treatment at the hands of the Confsder
ate authorities, and reported that sine'
the reduction Of Fort Fisher an entir,
revolution Of public opinion has taker
place. The most extreme advocates o
| 6ghting il out 10 the bitter end now ad
nit the hopelessness Of their cause.
The probability Of an early peace va
fully discussed in social and politica
circles in Richmond, and general feel
ing of Joy and relief resulted IfromI thl
rapid circulation Of the information.
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NV 1oRK, Jan, 27.-Gold closed ct
2lSG2I9.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

After dinner, Mr. BurveIrs resolution
was tabled by decided majority
The House then vent into election Of
Trustees Of the Benevolent Institutions,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund,
and two Directors Of the State Bank.
The Union nominees were ell elected.
The House then adjourned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

JACOB STRAUB g. SON,
"a Main Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUsx.
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PHILaDELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Ths follow.
ing is special to the EseniRg Tsle-
graph
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.

WAsHINGToE, Feb. 20.
Richmond papers stsie that General Joe
Johnston has been ordered to report to
General Lee for duty.
The rebels estimate Sherman's force, Of
all arms, at 10000.
Affairs are becoming interesting in the
vicinity of Charlstte, N. O., on account of
the nesr approach Of the enemy.
A night or two ago a squad of guerrillas
crossed the Potomac in the neighborhood Of
Bdwsrd's Ferry snd drove in cur pickets.
They shot three men of the first Delaware
Cavalry who are on duty there, and car
ried off 3 number of horses. Part Of the
gang visited store in the neighborhood
and took all the articles they could carry
of, then retired across she river into Vir-
ginia, not without loss, however. for one
Of their number was killed and two others
so seriou ly wounded SIS 10 render it neces-
sary to hold them on their horses while
crossing the river. One Of our men is sup
posed to be mortslly wounded.
The mail steamer to day brought to
Washington about l6O rebel deserters.
Desertion, it is reported, still con-
tinues in large numbers, but instead
Of coming into our lines at night, as
heretofore, the soldiers make their exit
fqon before Petersburg in broad daylight,
Bringing their guns with them. Cempar-
stively few old men are among them, and
many are mere boys.
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DAILY LEADER.
[saIafdaY EFenIne's EdltIOn.
FRon HEw YoAK.
@os NEw YoRK, Feb. 25. I

] fo ros MN l0hks HeD. 70.
4he Hsrclf Army Of the Potomac cor.
Unusual movements and activity have
beee observed in the rebel lines around
Richmond during the past few days, indi-
eating designs of some new enterprise on
the part Of General Lee, and it Is surmised
that alarmed by the progress ofEherman's e
and the other national forces, he has con-
eladed that the time for giving up both
Richmond and Petersburg and falling back
to IiynchbuFg OF some other defensible po-
sition has at last arrived.
= General A. P. Hills CORPS, Of his army,
is said to have been under orders on
ThaTsdsy Of this week to be prepared to
march At . momenI'snotiee, aud consider
able commotion within the rebel lines was
displayed yesterday.
There are also rumors that Lee meditates
an attack on Grant.
All these matters taken in connection
with the fact that the rebel journals have
received orders from the authorities to be
particularly reticent regsrding military af-
faies, gives color to the belief that some
thing more than ordinary is in process of
execution within their lines.
The influx Of rebel deserters, however,
renains uninterrupted. .....
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sOUTHFRx NEWS.

1 NEW oRK1 Feb. 70.
As the rebel newspapers have received
sn official notification to suppress military
news we are without sny later intelligence
regarding General Shermsn's progress in
South Carolina. The Richmond papers
cannot conceal their modification over the
capture Of Charleston and Columbis, the
occupation of the later by General Sherman
they acknowledge to have been very unex-
peeted at Richmond and serious apprehen.
sionE are expressed in reference to the sbil-
ity of Besuregsrd to make any effective
opposition TO the northwsrd advance of the
national forces.
The Herald New Orleans correspond
ent says: On the night of the 9th two
bosts-creWs from the United States steam
ers Princess Royal snd Birnville, under
Acting Ensign George French, boarded,
captured, ard ran to, the blockading feet
from under the guns of The. rebel forts in
Galveston Harbor. The bloekade-Tunning
sehooners Pet and Annie were laden with
250 bales of cotton each.
On thr night Of the Sd the somewhat no.
ted blocksde-running steamer VIII o the
Wisp, while attempting to get into Gal
weston; went ashore, and was rendered use
less by the guns of the blocksders.
The steamer Wren attempted to run the
blockade outward on the night of the 9th,
but was driven back by the Union guns.
The bill TO arm the negroes, which
which the rebsl House passed on
the 2Oth, was indefinitely postponed by the
Senate on the following day.
The rebel journals give some Texas
items of interest including accounts of the
defeat OF q rebel force on the South Concha
River in that State, in January, by Indi-
ans. The fight is said to have been q most
desperate one. The Indians are giving
the rebels there much trouble.
The Austin Gazette is suspicious that
present operations are forerunners of
grand advance Of the Union troops on
Northern Texas, in the spring, by way of
Red River.
The works found at Galveston are being
improved and enlarged.
It was said that the Mexican town of
MataBorss has ceased TO be free port.
The Union force reported by tne rebel
papers SIS having recently moved from
Knoxville, Tenn, towards North Carolina,
is now said by them to consist of between
10000 and $4,000 men under General Gil
lem.
The force from Sheridsn's army sent in
pursuit of rebel cavalry, who last Tuesday
dashed into Cumberland, Maryland, and
captured the Union Generals Crooks and
Kelly, returned to Winchester Thursday,
having been unsuccessful IN regcuing those
officers.
The Times special says Brigadier Cen
ersl Hays arrived in Washington from
Richmond on parole, and will soon be ex-
changed.
The WorJds special says Mr.. McCul-
lochs name has been sent to the Senate for
Secretary of the Treasury, and Freeman
Clarke, NJ. C., from Rochester, viii be
Comptroller of the Currency.
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FROM ARMY OF THs POTOMAC.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 25.

The Herald special says:
A dispatch received here tonight from
General Grants headquarters states that
extraordinary activity is displayed along
the rebel line near Petersburg to-day. Ex-
tensive changes of location of divisions
have been msde and on some parts of the
line the pickets have been doubled and
other indications of some important move
ments are given. 1t is the opinion Of Vete-
rsn officers at the front, that they are about
to evacuate Petersburg and fall back across
the Appomattox.
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WAsHIEGTON's BIRTHDAE.

'7''77''' " 4bHIhGT0N, Feb. 70.
Wsshington's birthday was celebrated
with greet spirit through the Potomac and
james armies. As part Of the festivities
the rebels in front Of Petersburg were treat
ed to vigorous shelling, early in the
morning.
The exchange of prisoners is still being
pushed forward, rapidly and uninterrupt-
edly on the James river.
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Connections ara made At 4onroOVille with the Sani
dusky, mangheld 3 Newark & B.; ct Clyde with tbs
sand1sky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati 3. B.; ct FremonS
with the Fremont 3 Indiana B. B.; and ct Tclsds
With the Michigan Southern B Northern Indiana and
Toledo 3 WAbaGk Railroads for OhicaRo, DetroIf,
JaekScn Font Wayns, LogAnsport, Lafayette. OalreI
Alton So, Louis and Al points Wests Northwest an4
Southwest,
Trains arrive IA OIsTagand fron Toledo and thG
Wet at 92p A. E.s 2:56 ?. T., and $50 ?. =. FFoB
QlsyalAnd, Oct. a. 1874,