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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Mrs. Anae GilHsdn Boren, Balfimor
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DEAR MADAM: Your welcome letter OF
June 18th came to me here amid the
sound of battle, and. as you say, little did
| dream, when knew you playing as Q
schoolgirl on Sullivan's Island beach,
that | should control vast army, point.
ing like the swarm of Al&ric, TO The
pl@ins of the South Why, oh why is
thisY If know my own heart, it beats
as warmly as ever towards those kind
generous families that greeted rs with
such warm hospitality in days long past
but still present in memory, and to-day
we're Frank and Mrs. Porcher, aud Eliza
Gilman, aud Maxy Lamb, and Margaret
Blake, the Barksdsles, the Qusshis, the
Pryors, indeed and ell Of our cherished
circle, their children, or even their
childreH's children, to come 10 me
as of old, the stern feelings OF
duty and conviction would melt as
snow before the genial snn, and
/ believe | would strip my own chill.
dren that they might be sheltered
and vet they eali me barbarian, yandsl
and monster, aud all the epithets tLai
language can invent that are signi6ean;
ofmahgnity and hate. All pretend to say
or earth as in heaven, man must submit
TO some arbiteE He must not throw of
| his allegiance to his Government or hi
God without just reason and cause. Th'
South had no eause--nOt even . presexs
Indeed, by her unjusti6able course, sh'
has thrown open her fair country TO ths
tread of Devastating war. Shs baatere'
and bpllied rs to the conflict Had VI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

declined battle, America w0old have
sunk back. cowed and craven, rneriting
The contempt Of al maDkind. AS .
nation, We we're forced 70 accept battle,
and that once begun, u has gone on IN
the war haa aAs4msa u ropordons a.
which even We, in the hurry curly, stand
aghast. / would not sabjugate the
South in the sense 70 extensively assum-
ed, but would maze every citizen Of
the land obey the common law, submit
to the same that we do-no worse, no
bettsr--osF eqasls sDd Rot edr sapeFiorz
/ know and yon ksON tiiat there sers
young men, in our day, now no longer
young, but who control their fellows,
who assumed 70 the gentlemen Of the
South a superiority Of courage and man
hood, and boastingly defed Us Of North
ern birth TO arms. God knows how re-
luctantly we accepted the issue,
bat once the. issue joined, ike in
other ages, sbe Eurthern rsce, though
slow 30 anger, once sroGsed are more
terrible than the more inhammabls
Of the South Even jet my heart bleeds
Wien | see the carnage oi battle, the
desoIation Of homes, the bitter anguish
Of families, but the very moment the
men Of the South say that instead Of ap-
pealing TO war they should have ap-
pealed 10 reason, 40 eur Congress, 70 our
courts, 10 religion, and 70 the experiene
Of history, then will say Peace-Psace; ;
90 back TO your point Of error, and re.
sums your places as Anerican citizens.
WITH al ihelF prena herisAgss Whsshsr
shall I've a eea tbs paFioa il pkobli-
mssicai, B6t yes Say, asd may ten your
mothers and sisters that never forgot
one kind look or greeting, or ever
wished to efface its remembrance, but
ia putting on the armor Of war did it
thatgour sommou country should NOT
petish IN iRlamy and diahonoF. i AN
married, have 3 wife and six children
living in o 5LGnoasfef, Ohio. q My course
has bssg AnTssspslal one, but I hors,
when the clouds OF anger and passion
are dispersed, and truth emerges bright
and clear, you and all who knew me IN
early years will rot blush that we were
once dear friehds Tell Eliza for me
that hope she may i've 10 realize that
the doctrine Of "seeesaion" is az mon,
strous in our civil code as disobediencs
was in the Divine law. And should ths
fortunes Sf var ever bring you OF your
sisters, or any of our clique, under the
shelter Of tny authority, do not be
lieEs they will have cause 70 regret it
Give my love 70 Jour children, and tbs
assurance Of my respects to your honor-
ed husband
Truly, w. 7. 9HRRMAM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
BE sfarthsr particulars wers

in ashez Ne further particulars we're
received TaEaa at ssaaa ASS
The same messenger from Charleston
also announced thar news had Just been
received A-as Sherman had marched 10
force on Aagusta, and that the enemy
at oScs evacnaEsd the city. 1t is also
sisted that large amount Of rebel
property had been captured Sherman,
after leaving sufficient force 20 garri-
son the city, proceeded on his way
aorthwsrd The announcement vas
also .mads that Sherman was probably
proceeding to the citses Sf Florence and
Charlotte, 10 force, and that be had cap
taFed . large quantity Of supplies on bis
march ass As4 ~ e. ~
The Hvalds correspondent says that
Columbia was burned BY order Of Sher-
man, as punishment for citizens firing
upon our troops while the city was in
our possession. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
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sos 80 sna "a 40, and - 5a8so 50 for Prime.
LAkD-Sfaaay at 2akzzf5 stA or
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81 50 s-s.-ssaa sH l9
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STOCK s--Duli a1d lower.
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Gates, sT1f -, 'ss, eoapoBs. 2s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03


Gilmore has been transmitted to this de-
paFtment;
HEADo'Rs DEp'r oF THE Sours, I
CHARLoTrE, s. c Feb. 26, 1896.
Hon. Z. n. StaaEoH, Sec. Of Rarf u
! Gen U, s. GraHf, and Major Gen.
II. ". Haiisek, Chief Of StgG
IA inspection OF the rebel defsncss
of Charleston shows that We have tkken
$50 pieces of ordinance, bsing more
than double what frat reported The
10. includes aud IS inch colnmbisds,
great many 80 aud ~ FOUNDERS, some
7 inch Brooks rifles, aud many pieces OF
foreign make We also captured eight
locomotives and great number Of pas
senger aud platform saTs, IA good con
dilion
Deserters report that tbs last Of Hood .
army vas to have crossed tbs SAnles
river yesterday, bound from chariesion,
South Carolina, aud il was found Sher-
man had already interrupted their
march. Il is reported, on similar al.
thority, that The last Of Hoods army.
II, 600 ssroag, passed through Augusta
last Sunday, the 18th, on their way te
Bsauregsrd.
Georgetown has been evacuated, and
Is 10 our possession.
Dessrters are coming IA constantly;
we have over 400 already.
lSigned, c. A GILaoRR,
Mai Gen. Commanding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

A NEw ILLINOIS clry.-The Spring
field JOsaNaI says the Illinois Legisla-
tare, at its recent session, passed an
act incorporating the City Of East St
Louis, and extended its territorial limits
so as to embrace Bloody Island, and
erecting City Court, Which shall have
jurisdiction in civil actions TO the
amount Of $500, and original jurisdic'
tion, precluding the right of appeal in
all cases arising under the city ordinan-
ces. 1t provides for Judge who is to re
csixe $500 per annum, aud docket fee
neseh case 81 so
The city is divided into three wards
each ward TO be represented by two AL
derman An election is to take place il
April next, for a city Judge, Mayor
and sir Aldermen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

JoHssosvILLE--We learn says the
Nashville linton that this once flourish
ing town is again springing up ike q
mushroom. Foundries, machine shops,
and manufactures are in course Of erec-
tion, and the place 10 strongly garrison
ed. We expect soon to hail it as one Of
the progressive cities of our State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Grant ana sherman.

The news received this morning is
highly important and interesting. In
telIigence had reached Charleston Of
some Of General sherman's operations,
which was carried to New York BY the
steamer Arago.
The citizens Of Columbia, South Car
olina, after their.city was evscsated by
Gen. Beauregard aud occupied by Gen.
shermapf used every opportunity to
barrass and insult our army. At last,
emboIdebed BY the Kindness with which
they we're treated, they deliberately fred
upon column Of Gen. slocum's corps
while passing through the streets to
temporary barracks This shameful
violation Of all the rules Of war, as well
as Of common sense, could no. be pass
ed over without severe punishment.
Accordingly the troops retired a short
distance from the city and then set II on
fire. Itisio-day, we presume, heap OF
ashes ~ IL wasn't 90 expeusivs, the
site ought to be soNn in salt
BY the Arago we learn another i'm
portant item, eif trua Itis st ated that
while in the Interior Of South Carolina,
Gen. sherman narehed In force on Au-
gusta, Georgia, which was evacuated by
the rebels. Augusta was one Of the
most important military posts belonging
to the Confedsracy, and it's capture, and
the destruction Of the military arsenals
and powder magazines, is one of the
sovefest blown The tsbels have yet re-
eeiveds When, lass heard from Gen
Sherman was threatening both Charlotte
and Florence His supply vessels al
Hilton Head had been ordered to an
other point not stated in the dispatches
most probably Wilmington.
Added TO this favorable news from
the CarolinSS are the extracts from the
Richmond papers. These articles evi
IDENTIFY foreshadow the evacuation Of the
rebel Capital The precautionary
measures, Of which the Sentinel speaks
have created an alarm among the peo'
pie il seeks 10 sllay. These measures
the people rightly interpret as 40 indloa
ton that Richmond is to be abandoned
and an effort made 70 prolong the wa
in the Gulf States, II is to be regretted
that the storms have so materially inter
fered with Gen. Grants operations
Could he move now we are eonfden
Gea, Lee would be found lilly prepared
to check his advance We desire to SCI
Richmond taken by storm We would
no. object to have some Of the fighting
take place in its streets Less blooC
would be shed if Gen. Grant could as
sault while Lee is preparing to ran ava
than viii be poured out if Lee succeed
in transferring the war to the Soull
west. The nest OF vipers is almos
within Gen. Grants grasp. It viii b
morlifyiug if the sneAks creep out an
make their escape before he can clos
his hand and crush the life out Of them
General Sheridan is reported to hav
organized an expedition to ascertain
General Lee designs retreating toward
Lyhehburg. We DO not think be is II
win escape by the Danville and Greens
boro road il he escapes a. all He willn
risk a march through the barren regioT
of East Tennessee only to face larl
army at Knoxville and Chattanooga u
der General Thomas. 1t would be e
wiser on his part to concentrate his 70
ces aud risk a battle with sherman,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

70 AszryE Fssz TxsAE aAETE THls EyKzEss.
n ads seth a &c. ie hzs wass 4 Ksssisr, hx
candy Thos Kersh, bx lsather; W Busk. bxk
eleeEss , Hsaiy 3 bxs pspsr sshapEsr a B. On
dry ssod.. VISA n Afkm&n ace. 10 ssrks whss8 !
Leieh 4 CAristssis, , bxs srusa, Gel ro-in seiS
man y. bxs dry goa6ss MsexsY, ~ 4 Co. 3
szs dry sssds, bAIs maass , H0pkfns, kxs
dry esoda, 5 bxs shs~s. y nells s@xpets AorEaas
g 4 %. 2 brs boot. Sssbitt 4 w. baiss sbesf-
frg. 2 oxs nass " HefizSz. 4fbx avs ezsk
hardware; aaghee . %, q pkgs mdsss Aii-
isT, 4 Co. bales sheesinK; Head Hsnifss, 3
bbls sGzHr. khds Do: HolliaRHEcrth Bros, tab
basfsx, 3es4tss eesezssy c L Dixon. bxs hoots,
1 Ok hazs Ainsr 4 y kxs beois. swsetzsr a
=, II bxs n 1NeS Z LowsathAl, Il bHs dry geo4s,
Lzzphear q n. - Ska A4sss ? semeafa. = bxs
esolas MhseAsr Bixxzs % bxs powders Fen
drish Bros. ~ ksgs 1ohAceos o p Cobb a CO. 17e
sacks corn CAT. G I 70, ears hay; T& d HsI-
Eans 70 hbh sz<ass 5 exs esrfr5desa. wslia. a
Co. easss&~s; II a Geek, 10 bAxs oaGess ! eel
rice; Preston Bros, - bxs sugar. 50 hsd bois
syrups Orr : szs tia, GHseTt Ce, - hegs
es.ss. cass natEesa bsls szx.z, 10 bsis ssts !
Wilson, I hkl zppsas TzrnsF 4 g. esses sa9es
Wsrrsn ; c, 7 6xz n1sz. c Bsbcoek. > oxs haro-
gsrs 3 bbls ehzias: Bsmsnf Us snests fsz-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

The State Agricultural Society Of II
linois having located the next State Fair
at Chiesgo, so much Dissatisfaction is
manifested in Southern Illinois that II
is proposed to hold two Fairs--one a
East st. Louis and one at Chicago
Southern Illinois to exhibit at East ST..
nnia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

sToNK II rHE BLADDER. CALOuL rs
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEF0SIT. AND
MUCOUS 0R MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER uktSATING.
IRRITATION or THE NICK or THE bad.
DIR, ISFLAAAfIoS or THE KIDNEYS.
cATARRH or TnE BLADDER.
STRASGULAk1 AND BURSfNG. o. PAINFUL
URISATING.
Fer these diseases Il is truly = sovereign remedy
and too much eAnnot b. said IN it, praise. sin.
gis dess has bsan known % relieve tbs most urgent
Afs ron troalled With that alslrsssinK pain Ga
ths mall Of the back and through the hllsf A
tasxpeonfni das q tha Constitution water will
tsiisys you iike magic
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinoe given up the uze % huehu. cabshs
sna iHuiprr In the frsAtmens q thsse diseases,
ssa only ese them for the vahs - better rsmedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
hss prsssd iissf sqnsi 70 the task that has de-
pIURKTIOs
frritate and drunch abe Kidneys. and BY eonutAnt
sss proaace ehronic desonsraiien and senarsnsd
disease.
Is DxsMKNoRRHGA, or PAINFUL MES.
b sTRuATtoE, hNp MESOBHitGiAs
Oh PRoFusE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising ffofn ASeity seeFeiian of
the asastraal anid--in one cass bsiag tea itls
snd AeeompAnied b. sssefe rain, aud the oiher a
leo rrafass tioc, which viil Be- speedily eared
b the Constitution Water.
Ths dises=s tnosn as FALLING OF the
N0Abs waish Il che fesait 81 he reiaxatisn Of
The iigsmsuts of that organ, aHd i kaawn By =
ssase of heaviBess aud dsaxkiaF paias IN tbe
back aud sidsa, and AZ tiales aceampAaad b. sharp
--lahcfnafinK or shooting painx through ths parts
Nsetsds wis A. all oasas, be Eeaaessd b ths fasd
hsfae
TAsre L. another eiRss a symptsma arising
frem IRRITATION OF THE M0Mh. which
physIesAas call Nervousness, which sefd covers
~ mneb tEnorAnes, aEd "a nias easss out %
ten The deeiors DO uot really knBN shsther the
sympf0nss srs ths disease ths diseass she symp.
tons. We can only enumefats them hers. I
speak more particularly Of eold fsa&, peiPitation
81 the heATt. Impaired memory, Nak fniiness,
flashes q beat fsgrer, iassitpds. sna aifnucss oi
xistoa. ra.rae mas
auPPEEssKp MEEsTnuATT0N
wh4es - tie uamArtied fsasia Il oonsfaht rs-
eurFing 8lseaas. and ihraugh uegleet the seeas nf
mere grave and d4nkaruus maiAases ar the result,
Aad Usanth after muafA passes without II
fext tzusng naade % assiss katnrs. ths sappres.
sioa becomes chroue, the patient Fraauaiiy loses
her appnfIh, ths .beNcls ars constfHatsa, night
swssis cone on, sad copsuwptloa nasiiF ends her
So For sale ~ Al Brussifs., Pflss 81. "a
wNH GRKGg 4 co, Prepflators
MORGAN 4 AbBES, General Agents, Ne. 20
cilr strast, New York
for ale 10 chieAgo By FULLER, FINcH a
FubIKh. Janz7-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

The Princeton people had quite cele-
brstion on the 23d nit, over the fall Of
Charleston. Bon-fres, illumisatioHs, an
vii firing, ringing Of church bells, COW
bells, and sleigh bella, testified their joy
over the fell of the Rebel Babylon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
OF.


The citizens Of Spencer county have
struck lie. -Four springs have been
discovered in the vicinity Of Rockford.
The Rockford Umpire is GALL Of oil. IL
coutainsa communication lengthy aud
oily, which locates the oil springs as fob
lows
One is the spring vest Of town on the
premises OF Mr.. Farley, two upon the
premises Of Mr. Hicks, and one on The
lands of Colonel Wood Mr.. Farley's
spring gives BY far the beat evidence Of
oil, as nll onr citizens must admit who
have examined il. The oil that seeps
up aud nows from the spring of Mr..
Farley is not tho usual indication of
Petroleum, from The fact that il comes
oct Of The ground IN almost q refined
state, with the most nalnrala amell Of
refined Petroleum., while the oils from
the other springs comes from the earth
in its crude state LH
Hundreds Of leases have been taken
b. dozen different companisa, the oil
70 be developed within one year from
date Of lease The price Of real estate
has gone up over two hundred per cent
10 the last sixty days. Nor is ell the
only mineral, II mineral it might be
called, which has been discovered. Coal,
lead, iron ore and copperas abound in
large quantities, andmust at no distant
day be mined to advantage. Visions of
wealth untold are dazzling the brains Of
our Spencer county friends, and like ihe
maid with the milk pail, they are already
counting the chickens The following
is specimen Of their cogitations
On Oil Creek, in Pennsylvania, there
are thirty J-lhree Wells that produce daily
four hundred and eighty.fye barrels Of
refined oil, or in other words, l9,400
gallens, worth, say, so cents per gallon,
IL $9,T00 What is TO hinder the wells
that are 10 be dug at these four springs,
Farley, Wood and Hicks, from produc-
ing 60 barrels per day, or 2,400 gallons,
making The proceeds for one year 1915,
600 Think Of that, people Of Spencer
County, and you foreign capitalists.
Here within one-half mile Of the river
are four petroleum springs, which, when
tapped properly by boring fifty or one
hundred feet in the bowels of the earth
will yield a revenue of 1915, 900 per an
num, greater golden harvest than wal
ever dreamed OF BY solomon, when b.
sent his servants 10 the land Of opher
It is gratifying to learn, however
/ that the proprietors of the springs abov
mentioned have 50 far preserved thei
, equanimity as to be willing TO sell thei
lsnds FAR below their estimated value D
those who regard them in the lighs q
oil. -
What are our pssple doingf Are v
so far behind the age that we cannc
: raise either an oil or new insuranc
: company Where is our boasted. snts
n prise?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03


FrPILHPTTc frs CAN BE gUEED.-DE.
= Boekrow having become smissntly szeosss-
fa1 - curing tfs tsrribs siaay, iuEits eli sim
fIary afetsd to call ssad for circulars of rsief
enes and testimonials q eases e1Tsd q ron one
% tuenty-fo years standing Hs dsEotss HE
zftsztfon especially 70 dizsssas q the yersoro-
sosssi Axls or EsrvoEa System. s1d soiicits 40
tavsstfzaffsn Of his claim 20 public confidence.
aEss nssF - oonsuifsd - his pr4yass resi6euos,
so ISI yFest szd Street daily, frou 10 A. \. until
d exeept Saturday aud Sunday. Address All
Isxssrs % Oh. v b. L0CKEoW care Of P. o Boz
SIS. Eew York dsc50-dkvsn
q PHYrFOLoGfCAL vTKW OF MARRIAGE.
n CeniAaalnE Dsaxiy 30 pages and 10 ans
Plates and Enxr@vings q TIE AnatomF Of the
Huma1 Organs IN state Of Health and Disease,
With Treztiss on Early ESFors, fts asplorAble
oassqosuces upon She mfnf 3nd body, with the
AsfAnr piaz Of trestnsst--ths oaiy rational 40 q
szeesssfnf node % cure - shozn - the report of
eases eaKsd- A trnfhfal adsiseF 70 the married,
ezd th0ss contemplating marriage. who szfertain
@1ah<s 81 their physical oohdIt1sn. SEAT free of
pozfass = any address on receipt of twenty Eve
csnts, h stamps postal currency. y asdsssslng
Dr. IA -CROfX, No.3i MAidea Lane, AIh41y, y.
7. Ths aGtbor may b consulted npon aoy of the
eisszess of which hiH book txesEs, eiahsr person
ally CT ~ mall, aud medicines ssnt ssy part Of
ths waffs. Sac2o.d&w2D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
NEW MUSIC.


fAIEnOhE's eOtDEs Es,,.z sH4ISif = / r,,,..,
ssHOsfR oY nj CHILDHOOD. = F6 u
rs By Chss- W. Glover
my BOY, HOW CAE I sKE YoU pIE7ss
(EepIy e, Dssx 2sthsr I've csus Hsess %
Die. ~ By Hsnry Taeksr-
A 1ce lot a InEtrunsntAl nusic tzst r.csiTed
a. tsZD wAERES 4 cOETScTOHss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

A bill is said to have passed the Lower
House Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
approprialing the bed Of the AlIeghany
River 70 Petroleum spectators The
Piitsburgh Gazette denounces il as g
swindte
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
RULES Avn RRGuLAfIaNs.

l. Ne sPaPsrs given A~.yAs the Cos sss~ - ~
Ersfuatoas cirualatiou.
? No advertisements. loeal notioss oApues h
serted unless prepaid or pay EuArs.ssea
) AdvertissEsets vii nevu< ss soeompsnisd b.
local notices unless eontrsct l. asds 10 that s.s
And value resolved for the nOtiee.
T. No - Local Netlcs, /" hswexer .hors w;T \.
'H.srssd iOs less than ons Dollar each day.
= AsrEtAges. Funeral and Rslixious Iesloss
'An-' invariably 3 paid IN advance 70 sesuEp 10.
sertion.
s. Ne dsaeisney sa the p.r, AZ s,.,r,.,. =, =.
made gOod By the ese.. n IN. go. -, :.
aSve papers as ordered .,s a,r.,,.., -, -,
pay for their sarslesznc..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
easrralias On ths L. q Mr. R--TraIr

LOUISVILLE, March 1-midnight The
Nashville train has not arrived yet 1t
is six hours ead half behiad time and
is said to be delayed By debris on the
track from train Of freight cars burned
By guerrillas, near Franklin, KY, yes
tsFday,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

Gen, Sherman's army has marched
from Savannah to Poeotaigo, SO miles;
from PocOtaligo to orangeburg, g.
miles; from orangeburg to Columbia,
81; from Columbia to Winsboro, 50
miles. He has practical possession Of
the Charleston and Savannah, Charles.
ton and Columbia, Columbia and Au
gusia, Charleston and Florence, and
Camden Branch railroads, giving totaI
length Of AS miles,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

The l4Sth regiment, raised in the sixth
district, left for the front Tuesday after
noon, under command of Lieut. Col
Marker. Five companies in this regi-
ment are commanded by indianapolis
captains They were addressed as usaal
by Gov. Morton in front of the Bates
House, and escorted to the depot by Brig
Gen Darlington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

CExcExsAT1, March 2--River sboai
stationary, with Al fess in the channel
Weather cloudy; heavy rain lsss night.
Thermoueter 567; barometer 229S So
and falling. 1ss8I1 o. sb1oS5
PrfsBUks, March 2.-River unehzng-
ed Weather wet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
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