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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09

Sffice tes Staats=Iutttprs,l
Columbus, g., 81. Sanuar 1865.
s. wirn biernit bsslauti8t, hab Sbi9es etne rihti9e @Opie
ers 9erittes Der s. M 9 erii6 ernngsaeielli6af
ppn Columbus" fir 1861. 1T, ME CT in bieier SfTee regis
irirt rpuros.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09

Columbus 81. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
- '1NbsaT HURsDAY MAY 25. 1866


-ssr Yoar deter Of the. I3sh, ins1ois a.
hand. There is yet time enough taieoF
-oAize many i1otsFs before HoYembeFF A
blow Wili shortly be slfiekan here Lt -
mel quite time GeRr r4oGgsirest dia TO
attack Sheridan Eithppt saelsys aBd then
rmaTs north ss far as praetlesble. towards
snpsosectea PoinsMv1 Ihlswill be made
instead of the movements beforF men-
8iouedHo He szSiA sndesEer 70 assist the
Republicans in the collection OF their
shsllois. sRetFatchfnl spa assist him.
Voters we're io bescAlopi1ed 20 help
Mcclellan. This Bas adsRss ne doaSt.
Then sLnn~siFeef was 70 Httaek Sheridan
and noEa North as faFas pEaeticables 10
assist the Republicans 70 eolleetg lhsir
. tnailoaa Ahat ias 90 preEent soldiers rom
voting Bat Sheridan was good for the
ledalaaE aaf tAe LongstFest programme
he siia ueaol permit the rebels 10 give
much assistance 10 the rebels in the col
! lection Of Republican ballots In fact,
we recollset nov that Sheridan was 8
sore afflicti0u to theaeoppeEheadss as be
wsssto the rebels HeFevivad the hopes
! Of aDnionists By his sweeping 3EictoFies
an theI Vaaleg, and as be- advanced the
standafds of the Uaions army, sMeClsl
dan iaaprespects. Rent downad The rebel
! intssflions, az expressed IN Benz amin
/ Dispatch, were good snensh. but per
! ifoEasapees WereibadH II q l. .ysH
Il will be seeu7 fron all thisasrhal
lslsbtugf grattudai The eoaBtt5 oRes to
the gallant Sheridan aad hissarmy De
defeated tha FsheliPlans completely, aud
! didoinosnstop there, Ibutq went on . defeat
8sfnm thRmeuati ha run Lee down, IN his
fihal bpefstions nader Grant, and was
in at the death Of bsnrebellions He
gave the Coppsahsad cause and the
brebel cause .the most sEtaggerine blows
siheY receiyed-o The Gppperheads will
rfmember Sheridan, So will the loyal
people CHI. Gazette. ~
1t viii 81. Eemembered BY our citizens
how bitterly John ]. Chandler, Esq, was
denounced by.a Copperhead paper in
I this city, because be announced from
the stand al the wigwam. that General
sheridan had broken upa Democratic
Conyention IN the Shenandoah Valley,
aud how the Journal was abused by
adopting the idea in its teiegraphic head
llines." Il was considered great out
rage on the tender feelings OF the gen.
tie and virtuous Democracy The Cop
psrheads will Dot forgetJSksriian. VIII
4 they forgive him2 ,adl b57s5msn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. aIaIa aIa. Third Sta,
e.o ENAkSVILLE, IND.

rI,HIs OLD, WELL EsrABLISEED, And
y wideIy-known Hotel has teen eIcssd foE ssy-
srai weeks undergoing repairs. IL has, daring
this time, bssH rspsDted inside snd oafs has been
throuzkly fitted up, and in . great Measure furn-
lshsd With rev beds and furniture Ths PrepFie-
tor has made every arrangements % render his
house eonyenient. healthy Ana agreeable q the
publie-
Thanking the pablic for the fhs patronage thai
for Q ssriss of yeAEE Ess bean extended % ths
Washfnxfou, he invites renewal Ofthsir custom,
and v<iH en1savor % Ekvs his tzbls furnished and
the house managed in way 70 nsris thsir eontfn-
Ted patronage
OzztbuBes Will passsnzsrS 70 A11 IRON
shs Depot frsa- tuky7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

9AARAAEHH
aToNR IN TIRE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DlerHAn0Es
AFTER uRiNATIN0.
iTSI aTEamATIoS MY NJ Tnn on "f fHR X Eips@v Ins
CATARRH oF THE BLADDEh
sTBAEouLARY AND BURNING, or Pa sJL
,s.,.,.s,,.. y. ysIsATiso, ...,.s ...,..,
And TOO mach eannot bo said ~ ils prsl'e. A sin.
gle dcse ha been known 20 relieve ne most urgent
Az you sroublsd wi,b that distressing ,sla 10
the mall of The hack and through the hirsi a
lsaspooRfnl q day q the Constitution eater viii
rslisEe gon lika magic.
PHYSICIANS
days long sinos given 40 The use Of bnchay cubsie
and lunipsr IN The trnatmant " these airNansi
and only them for ths want u bsttar rpttedy.
~ ooHsTITuTIns wATER
Has proved Itself sgual o. the task 'has hia o.
voivsd upoS it. p,rpry,ca
IFTitste and dFeuoh tbs kiaaoya and b. oohsta
use pFoduos chroule dsgsnsrHs % and conh' q"
disssss.
~ pYsmxsoRRHGA, or PAINFUL a.
HTRUATTOk, AND MEN0RhH0iAs
Oh PRoFUsE FLOWIHo.
Both diseases arising from a faulty aeorstion o.
tha menstrual nnid-ln one oaae bsing zoo llttle
s sas ss sse b,es Iii b spssSy cured
bY tho Consultation Water
Ths dlse~ss Rnown a. FALLING or THE
WOMB, EntGh II tha refnit o. the tptaAAtiHh ~
hsAiKmmanfn of that orran, and 10 knoWp ~
aanae lof heavineaa aud AGgiBR paing IN the
bach and sides. and 81 tines sooompenisd ~ shsrp
--iancinating Or shootibs sins through the rarta
snsctsd, viii, IN all cassr, b. removed byths nisa
Icina.
Thsre Il another class symptoms arising
RON TRRITATIOH or ~ WOMB, whioh
physfciMus cafi Herv0unness. which wuro covers
| AZ muoh igporeBoe, sud niHe cases out 81
ten tbs dociofu DO nSt fer " know whtthor tba
symptoms ere the disease, ths disease the symp.
| toms. We can only emu rrets them hero. 4
nusak norsa particuiariy o. a fsat, pAlpitation
II ~ fheF kemft. ffnpalrsd y cory. wax fuii8ans
/ aaahoa Of heat IanRuor, l. ode, aid dimnass o
| vinion.
tAGF guPPRKssED N rRUATIoH.
| with IN the uumarFisd . ia constant ~
! earrins dlssas,. aud thr Isgisot tbs ueed5 o
1 more rray. and danger lies are the rsaalt
I sud nth after ~ sises without ~ OF
/ e5rt D. uade 70 a. .furs, tbs sup res
= sieb asss chronic, atisnt gradually ioso'
har apt-sste, thu bowb ars nORatipased, nigh
1 sws.ts G ons and corsamption finally ends boz
l career.
go Fer sags By AsI Druggists. Price u. -
wM. n. oREGG CO., Propristors.
MoBGAH ALLEH, osnsrsl Agsnts, No. y
/ Clin strSef, Hs~ ToFk.
Tor sale in chieago b. TULLEB, FIEcH
FULIEB fsBZ7. en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

rebellion, as penniless, ragged and han
dreds OF mIles from home and friends,
they Gre tarned loose from their prison
home 10 shift IS they maya--StGte SeAfS-
ael rufrg aer q @ ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
81 MACKERELs
M AGK EREL|
-45 MACExEREL.
8iiCM EkGEI1s

t4l ava T-T-M kHIa
'IsBE additional arrival per steaner Indian
a our stock Of Mackerel on hand comprise Z
following stuEk aa below wh lob We are alyla 70
Ger 70 purcbassrs at reduced prices on acc9nnt
low ffsie ht ~ water GEEa 4983A
% Bbls No. 2, 1864 Mackerei.
leo fiaH bbls No. 2, 1s5A MaclRrd. -
700 Quarter bbls. No z, 1854 MAcker6l.
$50 Kits No. 2, is64 Mac erel.
z ~ Bhls. No. 3, lse4, large N ackeHFL = (
: 16 Half bbls. No 3, fs6A large MarkereL
$50 Kits No. ,.lse4 MHcker l.
80 Half bbis. Ne. 1, 1894 Maekerel.
800 Boxes No, l Hsrrieg.ts QFurt
2O0Q u iaTge Cod Fish.
For sale BY j. I'D. HEIMAHN5
,d9IEA ~ ofTtz eos 90 Main Street
mas 10 jnly 20
essHiauE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

Having sO~ 4 Special Pastnera in
New York, who is-almost constantly in
the Gold Roemg We vii hereafter be en-
abled 10 take advantage Of the constant
nuctuations in the 's "@@9 pna cav
taa1ia saif 1o ,sssah Na.t1sa8 e y
-AbssnI 20 'iesmsa beaia as3aW q
'1esa syaa q malqc aaiAsf al ideH
Scar ssa1 oi bsHa ssa ssnfs 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
ta uFFTcE AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TEsrndl MAI.

CEScINxArl, o., March. n, asea.
rhis u % certify that We, the undersigned, have
eeen iatima1ely acqaaiatei with s. ". Rcyt. .1u.
r. D., Cor nboua etght years. Dnrins the last six
ycers hs has heen eng "a Ia fucratieS aud sue
eeSsfnl Fractlc~ Of Mod Inc u this city. hs
laavas hers on account or 90 health
We take great pleasure 70 recommending him,
both socially and professio ally, gentleman Ct
sxeailspt morals. aud occ- ,ying = prominent %.
aition among ne Physician of orr city, and hope
he AAy sncceed - well e. where ss he has Gcne
with ~ y. FRENNAN, ". D.,
PfohraoF 81 suresry IN gelsctie Medical Insti.
JOHN N scunDER, N. D.,
Profsasor Of the Thsor, aud Practice of Medi.
else In the X. NJ. Iustisute
.ss.s..f4s..- H-n.eARRIsON, ND,
tae above Medical Institute aeclO-su
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
Isl sKIRTs q &
1865 - 1893
> =. .hs qrS.ss-' Invention q 'ssS 4zzs IPEa
HOOP SKIRTS.

iJgw sRADLExas new aRAteuf DUPIEx
ELLIPTIC (or dOuble) SPRING sKIET.
WEST, BRADLEY CARY, Qsts J. /. A o. y.
Wsstl, SOLE PROPHTETOES AND MAUFAC-
TUREls, 81 Chambers And 70 and 81 Rsads
serests, New YORK frfI
ewo3 Iilietio stsss-sp springs 4ingefiousiy bFsfasd
tightly and frfnly together. adge 20 edgs making
the toughesr, moat flexible, elastic and darable
srFink ever uassi. TheyJ seliDm bend orlbrsak,
their perfect snd beautiful shape twice az lopg as
any other skirt. = f&A ESE sEH
Ths woederfui aexlbiiify and great con ortaBa
pleasure 10 Any lady wearing the Duplex Tiipflc
Skirt, viii Do expsrisnses47 particularly 10 all
crowded asssmblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, h4sn-Chairs, for Promsnsels
aass y 6ssdps salEtii jas u slAiiy = sIlE
% FauBiln draas ~ N FE
4 iady t4ving eajosof ne pisasGrc, eonssotI
steel sprlng skirt for a sigsts dsg, will usssf
nsver Afterwards Wflflngly disiense With their uss
FOR Children, Misses ana Young Ladies' they afs
fssy ifssS - = ts ~ .s' e.ss ss ssry part, ami an
qnssdohablg fha Lighteatg k0st Deairabihs 6bEa
iortabls and Eesnonieal skirt ever made.
FOR SALE IN SIT ifst dfAss Stores 10 this city
and throughout tbs Lnued STAIRS and Cansda
Havana % Cuba, Mexico, south America, and th,
wa Indns soLG1E
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTlC
y EHOM TRk44HUoNU
ahA Patant Duplex oHIFP6ie Skirt.
fcBeRsnees Is1gbrw~ss, spomfoFt- nd
~ CEepnoFay,
And unquestiohaBly the 'Ta0st desirable artiei
lSf' g+s'' Pl0'ri-2 e r. GHK4Ac cooupoE.
mI4-sm II aud III First Stssst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
OCEAN TRAVEL

TTygr WELL Egowsp EAvoEITE CLYDE
Il bulIi Iron scrsv sts@asA1ps 81 20 = = ~n"A
LINZ,
HIBKREIA, rgu SALn1y -1s,,rr...~ 1n,
BRTTANSIA, - lSatL.s1 sr -
re futended 70 sal fortnAgAs5 eSs~es@ -
fssH a. .ssss,srs vsrs fuft especially for the
AeiAStsr srads, ars dlvidsd izto yAssr asd air.
t.s-. s, y. frsurs So ssfty, confort and eonSs-
,5ogyss n ossssrszFs. Al szpsrtsBesd susgeS1
.-Ss. - sach shiY.n Tha pToyt i01a VIII -
Dropsfiy cooked and served iE nnli1itsd 9u@s u
lKATKs OF PAssAGE-
70 erd frgm LfxsrpooI, Glaago~, publin, Bet
- "a $50; Tntsrs sdlass, gs5; stssr.
.vs az5. pxvahie 10 geAd 90 iem equiyA1snf.
Thoss who Wish % ssnd for thsir frtsnda eaz buy
tfcksEs - szssS rstss from tie Ags1es-
tauRRAn H BoWtanG arnens Nsw Terk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
WOOL FACTORY.
IeHS W. sauks-,s--v..cc. u. csamkR....,,.r HEsKE.
JOHN w. GRUEN 3 Coz.
Proprietors OF the
Evansville Wool, Factory,

= VUh- bUft sI. MD NANAL.
Would respectfully call yoar attention 10 the fact
that our Factory, which was DESTROYED bv ars last
fall has been 10 built aud is now in ope ration
and prepared to tA&e id Wool fer manufacturing
into lhe following G DDS: jeans, Srinsit, Liussy
Fian nei, Blankets, CoSertits aud Stocking Yam. .
at the lowest possible rates +i
We shall also enc eavor = have the above good
on hand 70 exchange tOr wool or sell for cash.
.sa Cash paid for Wool At highest markee pTes.
Persons living at . distance and desirOns
sending their wool TO US, may dc - by river
otherwise, and all such wool entrusted Us vi
rc<sfve proumpt atteRt tt0lsasz tE@E8 44rs asa
One Of the partners having sin years experIsRes
in the business. we issl eonnasnt that no one will
leave dissatisfied ssad gaR eat
Z Price Liats furnished on Application
nyu .tsll - - sS.iN. GkUES 8 CO..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

+ The Second Series 96f sher z 80 loan
was exhausted on zSAtuftsayg May l3th.
On Monday the Secretary Of the Treas
Dry authof4zed JkgsCooEB, the General
Subscription Agent fer the sale Of O. s.
Securities, to receive eabscri ptiona fot
s280,0O0o00 ofsa Third series3 which
isall thst is saushorlzea By'Congrese. and
ia without doubt fhe 9 last loaa at this
high rate Of interest that will be offered
By the Government - ..L = ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
-UsTnA
ESTABLISHED, 1881
MEDICAL.
8. w. Boxnton. M. d.

ATR OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BRCOMA
NJ parmAnent reslaent Of Rvanavtlls ceera
nla pFoesatonal servics 90 the oitiaeas Z this
slty sd ttolnity. From his extensive exper =
N sns heapital and general practius u Meai
$40 S@rT~Fy In the former city, be ia conho
- -a.s y-sa=sare- -aaaasy -oasss uhisA h
slslsa a sasaMi modes of treAtHent
- FAxsieqlaF Aktrnti5u given 90 the tn
% uhronie Diseases, and fhose peculiar 4
climate, sssh - Fewer sad kgue, Rilious y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

! =i 81 bsia sss sN-- aaa8voosH
ssd madssa0 y 4fis8 lztaaaH s
7sa 8 30 sfaanz 81. uos. b.ssra
al sa #l. E-v'ssss .baaaa 500
market Wshing 70 establish q regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, We win
hereafter sell Specie az closer rates than
any other House in the State, and win
pay liberal prices for Coupons. Silver
and 5a iairVh .1tr4A aa3 -Ha Fl
i1arf gEHs1g1a -ga aei1H .
7a afs. f5om iv 1ss. 7.s
i.u 3iHmm 9saaa dfig BON arf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

IFFllsto and dfenoh tbs kidney4, ana b. oonsta
use psoduos chrouie dagsnsrneA % and conh'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

aavs long sinos gissn 20 ths use oi buohuy oubsi-
and luntpsr In the trnatmant of these dirNaasi
and only them for ths want u . bsttsF rpttedy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

vofssd upon Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
Nc BroNnsviIle Unfon SAYS:

The Brownsville, URion says
Bald Knob, as measured by Professor
Christy, is 355 feet sbove Houghs s
Greek. This would make the range of
knobs east Of this place at least 400 feet
|, ,FFbPve White river. aisE @
" The wheat around Newport bids fair
20 yield an averages dcrop, but the pros
! pect for corn is rather discouraging.
Bat little sis planted yeeo The vet
weather has held the farmers in check.
----Ns8cport HO0siSy State ia .4s7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

Y ne sAA1E eox.-1'tfisl loathsome disease
siz ragingaGr PORTIONS ofRFsyette county,
4 some twenty-five cases having occurred
in Fairview, none of which, however, re
suited fatally Brookrills AElericGH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

. The skin that betrayed JEFF. Davis was
not the lions. He "hung calf skin on
those recreant limbs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
j. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
cIo. q 9eCOnd sat.
Ira shAT's HLooAl

CyHIzFs MADE TO oRDER FEoa MAJ
- urnasBs and a. varrzutsd- stOr-
ready made Shirts and Collars ziways on han ~
st prizes that VII suit the yurchassf. Tue
sxlrs, sEiehinR BoS0msS a. 41Bs-wfth asatB
and dmpn2eh-
Thankfnl for past fagors, ths Babscriber rsepeet
frliy Doliefts : oontuEnos cf ths patronage -
Hhsrmlly nassowsd 81 ths pAst avs ys.zs-
= : 49,. g. sMTTH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

ZOfhe first .dH of theC ffhird Series
opened with subscription within a
fraction Of. Eve millions and the month
of June viii certainly aes. the Last Of the
1906 ont Of market. How carly in
June We cannot predict but parties who
wish to make s'lFeot aportion a would do
wellte be in time. z-as,as bailx ,,e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

When Adam discovered his she le, he
concealed it with fig leaves. JEFF Davis
covered his with something mors sub
utops;aI -ra ta .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-25

A gang OF Ripsies, fifteen or eighteen
in number, pitched their tents near Fort
WayHe last week. Their conduct while
there was shocking bad
The New York herald., 1865-03-31
Coroners' Inquests.

A SOLDIER Fatally ssor WHILE Ansxrrrso TO De
Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest at the
Now York Hospital the body Of James Hsaly, whose
death the result Of gunshot wound Deceased and
number OF other recruits being taken from Rkers
Island Albany, and while the pier foot Of Canal
street, waiting for boat 10 take them up the river
Heay and Of his panons attempted TO escape by
running away One Of the guard, Lieutenant Cartwright
OF the One Hundred and Thirty third New York volun-
tcers fred at them and Healy shot In the right leg
O1ncer Martin OF tho Twenty sixth precinct conveyed
him to the hospital where he fingered I'LL yesterday and
died Tho Jury found "that the deceased 10 his
death from gunshot wound IN the right leg received
while attempting 10 DESERT Deceased twenty six
years OF age and native of Ireland He had followed
the for living His brother took charge Of the
mains and conveyed them to Troy for intermenL
Fousp DEAD IN THE GurrrR-A whose name Is
unknown, found lying dead in the gutter Of
Broome street and the Bowcry. Deceased was about
forty five years Of age five feet six inches in height with
brown hair and slightly bald the top OF his head,
sandy whskers and light gray eyes His dress consisted
OF black cloth sack coat and pants, glazed cap two
pairs 0. gray woolon socks and gaiter shoss
The New York herald., 1865-03-31
City Intelligence.

OssEoUIgs Mr. JAcoB Lrrnk-Thc funeral services
the remains Of the late Mr. Jacob Little who died
Tuesday last OF liver complaint at his residence in
Union square, took place at three O'Clock yesterday after
noon at Grace church. In Broadway. The beautiful ed
fee partly filed by very respectable assembagc Of
ladies and gentlemen and among those present
TO be noticed several persons OF emnence and dsnc
ton Many Of the most noted Of Wall street
pied in the pews The service according the
solemn forms Of the Episcopal church, and was per-
formed In the most impressive manner.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION the uNvERnrY.-The annual 4
hbton Of tho junior department Of the New York Uni
vcrsty will take place at o'clock this morning In
the chapel Of the institution, opposite Washington Pa
rade ground.
MISS EMA HARpIsoH will deliver her able lecture on
"Politics VS. Principles" a. the Brooklyn Athen~um
thn evening
MEETING % CoAcuxAKxRs A meeting Of the members
Of the coachmaking trade held last evening No 2s1
Grand street-Mr. Locke In the chair, Mr. p. o'Nol,
Secretary series Of resolutions adopted arrang
Ing for the formation Of association be called the
/" "Coachmakers' Union Of New York." such association
70 10 a branch OF the "Internatonal oachrnakers
Union" Mesrrx Harding, Mulkcy, o'Nen and Locke,
addressed the meeting representatives OF the different
branches of the trade The meeting stands adjourned
to Tuesday evening next
The New York herald., 1865-03-31
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest Fsmi-
lY LlterarY JOurnal I'm the Country.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest Fsmi-
ly Literary journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week will be
sale at nine O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morning
II will contain full account Of the brilliant operations
In front Of Petersburg Saturday last in which the
rebels after capturing Fort Steedman driven back,
with heavy loss special correspondents accounts Of
General Shermans march from Fayetteville TO Goldsborc
with detailed reports Of the Battles ut Averasboro and
Bentonsve; additional particulars Of Sheridans Raid;
operations against Mobile account OF the starting a
the great Cavalry Expedition under General Wilson, and
reports Of the OF the Union forces in other
portions OF the country the rumored Peace Negotiations,
late and interesting from Europe Mexico, Cuba,
&c Editorials the leading topics of the day Poetry
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The Army.
THE NEW YORK ENGINEERS.

THE NEW YORK ENGINEERS.
fHx FAREWELL ORDER COLONEL sKRRxLL.
New York CrTY, March 25, 1885.
To THE ORFIcERs, NoH-CoANTsoyED OrYcERs ARrYIcERs
AND PRrvArEs OF THE THRAE BATrAl0Ns or THE FIRST
REGIMENT New York EN0ISxERs:-
CohRADEs-Whils on duty here to-day have received
orders from the War Department dated Path March,
18th February last.
For three years and half have not sought nor de-
sired greater distinction than to be your commanding
Of1Cor.
True to the country, the cause and yourselves, you
have earned the proud position, and justly consd-
ered Of the bost and most useful regiments in the
army.
Your labors At Port Royal the Savannah river, in
the scge Of Fort Pulaski and its reconstruction Beau
fort Fort Cinch James Island three occasions Cras
ton Frampon, Coosawatche and Pocotago the siege Of
Wagner and Gregg Folly Island and the Sono river,
a Edisto and the "Swamp Angel" In Virginia, at Bcr
muda Hundred before Fort Darling In front OF Peters
burg at Fort Harrison and before Richmond at Savannah
and other places lately in the Department OF the South
together with the offensive and defensive works
passed into history.
cease to be your commander but wish still TO be your
friend. Your many virtues and soldorly conduct have
endeared you to 1t In with great regret find
official intercourse at end; my act did not close IT,
Our labors suerings achievements the graves OF
fallen heroes and those they leave behind, will forever
bo a bond between
My wish is that your future may be glorious
your past career
10 say that thank you for the years OF support
couragcment and assistance you have always given me-
is far too litlc embrace and salute you ALL and wish
you farewell. EDWARD w. sERRELL.