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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Sherman on the Move.
Federals Hold Pocataligo
Bridge.
Sherman Permits the Ex-
change of Goods for
Supplies.
The Captured Cotton.
Late News from Europe.
Latest from Fort Fisher.
Fort CasWeu Blown Up.
The Captured Cotton
Late News from Europe.
Fort Caswen Blown Up.
Especial to the Evansville Journal. ]
Latest from Europe

Latest from Europe
NEW YoEK, Jan. 20.-The steamer
City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool the
4th and Queenstown the 9Th, arrived at
nine clock tonight
Lincoln's disapproval Of General Dix
order TO pursue the marauders into Can
ada was received with great satisfaction.
The papers generally argue that Mr.
Lincoln could do nothing less, but, never
theless, compliment him for the prompt
action.
The Times, editorially, is very much
inclined to sympathize with the Federals
in the matter Of the ST. Albans raiders,
and mentions that the authorities aught
to have taken the risk and delivered the
raiders.
A warrant was issued by the Governor
General that whatever thought may at
tach itself to the Canadian authorities
and people, England had no power in the
matter, and we have no other wish than
70 carry out the extradition treaty with
the utmost fairness
IL Is reported ,hat measures will be
introduced to abolish the duties on arli-
eies used In ship building. and to admit
foreign vessels duty free
The Secretary OF State for the Colo.
MES, in speech al Oxford asserted
that the Canadian government would
maintain inviolate the neutrality Of
British territory Fl the existing laws
are insufficient, they viii not long re-
main sO
The war news has deprecated the
rebel loan to 81 cents, D fall OF ten
cents In one week
The Times saws Shermans march is
regarded as brilliant success, and that
Thomas victory can not but raise the
spirits OF the Federals and coulirm them
in the belief that throughout the South
they have no enemy capable Of opposing
their armies
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

wen BLOWN up.
Especial TO the Esansvills Jsurnsl.l
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. %. - The
steamer Blackstone arrived here this
morning from OF Fort Fisher, bringing
2l0 officers and privates wounded in the
late assault
The latest news from Fort Fisher is
that shortly after the surrender the
rebels blew up Fort Caswell and other
minor works defending the entrance to
Cape Fear River
On the day Of sailing the smaller gun
boats had entered tho river and were
searching for torpedoes preparatory to
an advance towards Wilmington.
Shortly after the capture OF the fort
the diagram Of the whole system OF
torpedoes was discovered, aud our naval
officers were making search for the key
by which the internal designs Of the
enemy viii be completely frustrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
.ARDWARA -
x "A ANDNN AE As3
~
REDU0 0EDo RICES!
Jacob straub & Son.

AXEs-Lippincott's Sharp's, and
others.
AK HANDLES, turned.
Wood ana Gross Cut Ssws-eora.
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Stuffars.
Hale'a Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and Tongs
Steel Fire sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain shoveis. Long and ID"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards
hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment, at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Rarton's & Whites Celebrated
NVOpN1 4oUAAs
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also. q full assortment of Shelf
Hardware.
JACOB STRAUB s. SON.,
"a Main Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUsE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Compound Pseaor.I or VIVA on.rr

bas become household word throughout In.
West and south and his WoEm LozsnRes, In legs
thaB year after their introduction, attained a
sepaiatlon ~ Wide spread A. the continent
North A7uerles. But the eros fog glory ~ hls
lie remains 70 be attained 10 hs latest discovery
or father combination; for he does not claim -
have been the dlscoyeFer 0f gBDRON, which is the
basiH oi the bitierH now offered 10 Ehe public
fhat honor belongs 70 the native inhabitants el
Central America, % whom ta virtues haVs been
knswn for more than two hundred years. Ar,. I'd
witb t, the Iadian bids defiance 10 the mosi dead
IS malaria, aud handles wthent fear the most ven.
ONIONS serpents. IL ls belief with them that
while there IL breath loft IN the body, the cedrou
it potent to cure, no matter what the disease nay
BE-.
While ur. Bnii il not prepared 20 indorse thIr
esfrayaRant pralenslsH. be II nevertheless salts.
h-i from 8 thorough examination If tbs evidence
f.istiVe % is virtues, that ~ E remedy aud pre-.
ffutatiFe for alt diseases arlsiuR from exposure,
thef % the changes Of weather and eliaiate, Of to
t1a mihamatle innuenCes, II stands without fi
vAl, and juafiy deserved the reputation it has -
Aens enjoyed iltCeatfai America aad ths West Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
REWARD.
- 80 Reward

GTKATED On STOLEN FROM THE SUB
- scriher living II J4cobA vile, On the 9th day
Of JuRes lss4s tEo-ysAr old bay Esrs Cos, little
aad very large og her REs; has the sppsarzaes OF
thrss-yeAs old, The above reward viii be paid for
hsr delivery to pc. or fer sHek information viii
cad % Asr -eeevsry
ds-sa-Im TcHE goHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
LIVERY STABLE.
American Stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

-AE1eGbeaEA GSNsA3iG~
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS
FTsHIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT. WHICH
Il l. sell known throughout the couatry, p0s-
saeses Stable advantages superior - any similar
establishment in the City, kaxing arrangements
or the reception Of private horses AZ livery Of the
most elegant and compiets description. aud At the
lowest fatas.
Carriages for visiting 20 let Coaches, light
wnEsna, and every kind Of road vehicle e. let.
Horses sold 0n uofa faanlssion second hAsd Bugzios
for sale a. ths veFy 9west prices Passengers ior-
wsrt % at parts q the country b. special con
Ysyznee.
Having purchased the stock Of MessrH- Rich
afdsau 4 Hriiton we would take great pleasure IN
aooomm edafing thslr cid Customers and friends.
TORTAk 4 LANDER.
We take tafs opportunity q rsturning our
thanks - eur fFlsBds for the liberal support they
have given as, aud would solicit continuance Of
shs same e. the gentisrnea who sEcoeea us, aud
weom ne take great pleasure IA recommending 10
the public. kIgHAHDsOk BhtTToh.
deeao
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
W.zZZHRNzZZ7

All tie medical meu aud the Press recommend
Dc. htrckland's Anti Cholera mixture as the only
certain remedy for DiarFh@a and Dyaentery. IL
u combination Of Astringeutz, Absorhents,
stimnlants. and CafnlnAtives, and Il warran ted
50 affect a cnre alter All other means have failed
Tor sale BY Druggists. General Depot 6. Eass
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mht0.atdS tvN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
GROCERIES.

=. ,. PANEL A. h kAAs
DANIEL & KAHN,
wzoLEsAEx nEALEas IS
Groceries, Wfnes, 1iquoxs, Cigars,
bas cotton Yarns Ciz 49,,
Eo. . water Sc, bse M&ASo Lesgss.
jaaII-sm KvAlxsvTw LIE, IED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
eovegy og the 10th Cen4uFV.

~ connected with the history Of the MateFia
Mediea sf the United States, or more fayorably
kno~B as pioneer ia medical discovery, than
that 9f Dr.. JOHN BULL, Of LOuisyiils, Ky His
fnimitabls preparation Of SarsapRriila has long
stood a. the head of the yarioua compounds 81 thai
valuable drug, Hia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT Books,
FOR THE
CHRIsThAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE I
GIFT BOOKS.

Bitter 5weet-A poem; BY ]. G. Hol-
land, bound in Turkey Antique.
Dictionary of Poetioal Quotations:
By Sarah Josepha Hale
The Josephine Gallery-Handsomely
bound in Turkey Antique.
The Book of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition Of
TennYson's New Poem.
Enoch Arden Handsomely bound.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
PARALLELS from Eature-By Mrs. A.
Gatty.
Pleasures Of Memory and Pleasures
of Hope-Illustrated.
Byron's Complete Works-Bound in
Turkey Antique.
ALSO,
A large aud oomplete assortment Of Gin An-
naAla. Photograph Albuma, Photograph Bibles
Portfolios, pisrys. Work Boxes, Ladies' Leather
ard W Ire Forte -monnaies.
The Rbeva goods wefe baught expressly for the
Holiday Trade, and wii b. sold At uniformly low
rates. 81 J. MKALf's,
No. =, corner Of Main and Fhnt 70.
Dec 14affd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
CLOTHES WRTNGER,
MILITARY.
. 800 Bounty :

$500 Bounty
T HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE A
i Company far the l4sd Reg. Ind. Vol. Infantry,
for tue term of
g ~ II H q II
To rendezvous al Evansville. Persons enlisting
receive The above bounty. and draw pay and
retions from the dsts Of .ulistment
SS- Pay fom SIS to sal Ger month. Now Is
the tins 70 eseAps ths draft aud make Seod wage
In all probability the war will be over before the
ameexpsrea The prospects, are fair for an easy
sxm Of service. Rssruitinx ofHas At So Masr 81
EDWARD P. TLLIoTT.
tazl1.k Recruiting oscar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
FLOUR
EsTRAYED,

ITRUM Tue CITY YESTERDAY, A LIGHT
II Bay Her@e, with saddle, bride, and martin.
gales fE blind in the len eye. He got f0ess ia
tbs city and wandered Of. liberal reward v II
- paid for his recovery, or for Information that
yin ls&d 70 hfs recovery. Address
ED. LODGE.
Jan17-1t Corner Of Oak "a Third sts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
GROCERIES.

Wm- Caldwell.
GENERAL GROCER AND DEALERS ~ THE
Very Best Family Provisions.
In0a rss PENNSYLVANIA BUcKwHEAT
1OOO Flour at CALDwELL'S.
4 BBLs BELCHER's SYRUP, WARRANTED
4 TO give sas.sfaetion, ~ oALDwELLs.
= CASES GENOA cTTRoN. at
q CALDwELL's
| cALpwELL's.
III noz CORN PARoHERs At
III eALDwELL'S.
s1Il DOE ASSORTED PRESERVES at
Ill CALnwELL's.
~ Doz ASSORTED JELLITs s
III cALDwELLs.
= CASES OLIVE 0IL-AsS0RTED QUARTS
= saa Fiuts. at CALDN I'll 9.
Cs1ILEs's FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
- warranted eqEal 20 auy IN ths market, reeriv-
ea daily by Express. st
aovsS VIZ. CALDwELL'S.
Ne. first Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

GROCERIES.
A LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
n Groceries and provisions can he fsaaa as
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
/ 10 ri. ehoieg Pickle. COR sale y To. barrel
70 doz sslioa Jar. GhsfsiB..
70 70 e. e. e. e. d d e so
> dor u do de- CaaiiaoweT aqr aAls 81
ELLT0rTs FAMILY og0cERY
VEIsT P0wDERs
i "a gez ! n cans AndEews's Yeast Powders
Fer sale - ELLIoTT's FAMILY aBooEkf.
1toDA. SODA.
> e boxes Bi earh soaA. ln p packages, for sale
at ELLIorTs FAaILY GROCERY.
Ionss0s's UNION WASHING MACHINE
d aad Clothes NFiagsE ean = found eaiy =
ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
> large and ehoies seie1sion oF paru srouua
PepparF Csnnamoa. Cloves, Nntmsgs. Mae ALI
ELLfcTFs FAMILY GROCERY.
NgooDEN BOWLS AND TRAYS
w 10 dos nesfs Of Wooden bowls,
dor Go d. Trays zf
ELLfoTrs FAMILY aaocERf.
YAYEbL BUCKETS.
~ 5 dex 8eii nnekesa -
ELLioTrs FAMILY oRosERY
MEAL AND FLOUR.
vi - bush Corn Seal,
80 hbis choice Family FtouF. At
ELLfoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
4 OYSTERS. Ae
~ aoz n cans eheles LssbsfsFs,
dex ! b DO Do Do
~ dor n Do Core 0yztars,
10 dos ! b DO Do de
Far sails = KLLIoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
fsHuRss. cHuRSs
- dos Churns at
ELLI0TTfs FAMILY GROCERY.
NAroonEN WAKE
~ doz Iron Bonnd Half Bashsls,
d0z nests Of Measures.
dox Cedar Water Bucsats.
10 d5x common patatsd nackata,
10 d0z nests CoTued Buckets, FOR sale 81
ELLIoTf's FAMILY GROCERY.
DUCKwuEAT FLOUR
ID 26 sacks eholoe Psnnsylraai& Bask wheat
FtoHr ieF saie At
ELLT0TF's FAMILY GROCERY.
TsoAL oil LAMPS.
I - - doz assorted Coal oil Lamps,
dox Conyex Lanterns,
dor Conmon Lauteras fsK sale At
ELLI0Trs FAMILY GROCERY
n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

s~The Providence Journal. speak
ing Of the cruel treatment of child By
its mother, says: The child should GER
tAinIy have the careful attention OF some
one, or it will be prematurely added to
the kingdom OF heaven, and thus per-
haps permanently separated from its
kindred
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
MEDICAL.


Tbis Sptcifs fss;9r>s yea % forraey he93fb an
rt3ouf II neg ses fAS stFsets 81 1sseass-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
Repcrt Abant RecansfEuctIon.

NV ipsS, June lS.-'rhe Tunes Wash
inginn .j,scal .ssysa slnng ceiling is iimiins
.cxrle sion among the lcsdi2g mon in favor Of
the p,li.y ol app.iating ,it- military Cove,
nors for South Carolina, Florida, Georgia
Alabama ard Mississippi, and keeping them
under :. strict military rule until the reos!e
are n,nrc thoroughly returned 10 their woes
,o,,, auJ Tie ;;.i'or sa.us ur tie freedmen, is
propcrls adjusted with thsir la'e masters.
Tne.ti.Ats II the Delegations from those
States nuw ll-rc ate not meti'rg ri,h .m'lc
ct.ur.-n;ri.' There a>c several n7o:ii
nen. g...ersi- with fac !execu'ivr abilities and
cool h,anls. shn can pew be spared, to settle
.he di,;.;rb. ID af'.irs Of those States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
Male Academy.

Ne are authorized to announcc that ltie eAcr-
cises Of the Male Academy, under tl.e cure phd
suned OF the Second Monday in July. Concsrn=
in:s the capacities. Roth mcatal and adminsFa-
tys. al His youns gcnilemau, tlto'"nly one Of
!oar a'eh-lonrd brothers who hes survived The
Ike fearful and iat.l war, We accd say nothing.
hi.rsu"as krcw him, Irus, Aini, and ere Ih6rs
than satisfied with him. His education and Ut
taiumsn;s elegant; and several years Of p ac-
.,irsl and successful experience us teacher OF
y"an:; men aud poys. has rruiercd him thorough
is G,,.i i"t hi; woll:. We ara delighted to thus
ena.Gera,e tbe educa;iena! advantages which the
youth Of cur town aud District arc t" enjoy in
he lmurc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
uComE OHE..coME ALL >"

ar preliminary meeting of suInc .of the ei-
zous of tho District, held in he Court House OH
last sale-dny. for the purpose CT considering he
beat msars OF facilitating the return Of this State
TO her union with the Uditc.l States, and Of res
toripg civil govern 4ent within our ho:icr:, Of
which meeting The lIon. TnOs. G. EAcos WIS
Chairman, and J6sEru ABSEY. E.1, was ap
pointed Secretary, it was resolved 10 post, t,'onc
the consideration Of thc qacs'iuns pending, anu
TO adjourn until lie frs; aiomiay in July next,
for a fuller attendance Of ,.h people, and for
giving all the citz.ns lin opportunity Of hearing
ard icing beard oa subjects ii which the hap
pines: ;srcace, a"d Political rrosprritg Of S nth
Carolina i-n 80 much involved. Therefore, let
everybody attend On that day.
JOSEPH ABNEY. sce'ry.
INN. oU:h. 1861.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

Mons ABour MR. DAvIs-A corrc5pon.
dent of the Philadelphia 1nduirer, writing
from Richmond, under date Of May 10Th, says
that the manacles were removed from MIR.
Davis on Sunday afternoon.
During the days he was iroaed Davis. stead
fastly refused food, eating nothing each day
but bit of bread, and yesterday DR.. Cravens
said plainly to the authorities that unless he
was relieved from the .shackles, the prisoner
would no; live two days. In consequence OF
this represen taton the irons we're removed
late yesterday afternoon and then Dr.. Cra'
vens is reported to have further expressed the
opinion that unless Davis was allowed more
frcsh air than lie could get by constant con-
finement in his oell he would nor live ten
days. lie will live the ten days, however,
for tomorrow lie energies from the casemates
of Fortress Monroe, and will be sent to WASH
iugton. The grnboat Connecticut ordered
from Washington fur bis conveyance, will AZ
rive in Hampton Roads this morning, end to-
morrow forenoon the prisoner will be con-
yeyed on board, under strong guard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21


IT, General Sher,.aa is offered the choice "i
ciucinnati. Louisville, Nashville or s.. Lar;s, il
which to e.lrblisa hi; future hc"'4nsrter
zcc4E- Tic Macon Journal says: neero man
attacked white girl in i;' swer paEt Of tie city
Yesterday, strikinc 10. WI. a s;icii. parulcd
co.lei~ru,e .9lGier i.,tcrpoeaf, wien he negro
drew pislo! on him. At tAis jOneiure, Fed
cy.l s,.dicr. ratic up and shut the negro dead.
l;ss~ The dwelling hcusc Of GOV. A. G. Ma
grath, OF So. Ca, .ilaa;cd about ono mile from
Aiken, ,csethar with it, ecr;cnje, was destroyed
by f.c on tho nighi Of Tie nth. Origin of fire
uaknown-supposci to tc ,:ia work of an nccn-
diary.
gu~ Columbia, s. C, correspondent Of the
y. Herald Gays Mr.. Trcnhol:n, Davis last
Secretary OF the Treasury, is to he srrcsetl.
as:y- There have been various conflicting re-
por:s as to Gen. lIOod's whereabouts. 1t is now
asccrtained definitely that he delivered himself
up at Natchcz Mississippi, and on The 5th of June
arrived at New Orleans with his staff.
gEs-A terrible outrage is said to have been
committed on the person of young lady, who
has siucc died, near Washington City, on Thurs
day, lst Jane, by three drunken officers. They
were subsequently captured, tried by u drum
head court martial, and sentenced to be shot.
M.g>Ths Government has decided TO retain the
Provost Mars nils in all the States except Rhode
Island, rand the present officers will hold their
places in svsry Congressional District. The same
system will be extended to ,hc Southern States,
and officers Of the Government apprehend that it
will be n year before it can bc relinquished.
a.s-A delegation from this State is at present
in Washington to consult with the President on
the subject of reconstruction. Tho Hon. W. W.
Royce, Il former member Of Congress f:om South
Carolina heads the party.
ssssy The Washington Chronicle, the best Of
authority, states that Secretary Stanton has not
resigned.
GG-Tcn thousand released national soldiers
from the rebel prison 1T Tyler, Texas, reached
the mouth Of Red River on tie 9th, on their
way to the North
5sf- It is rumorcl that William Smith, thelatc
rcbcl Governor of Virginia, is hiding away in the
mountains in the vicinity of Staunton, and it is
also said that he has raised small armed band
tc secure himself from arrest by the national for
ccs. Many Of Mosby's men nrc still roaming at
large in Virginia.
eYe All unemployed negroes who accompanied
the Army OF the Tennessee, and who arc not ac-
tually needed with that army, are to Lo'tnrnel
over Immediately tohe chief quartcrmastcr of tue
Department Of Washington.
:ea~Thc government has rescinded the order
requiring passports fYH travellers coming into
United States, excepting ouly these whoare known
to be, or who may be suspected of being, enemies
of the government. The latch-string is cut for
all henest mcn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

1t has been reported, not reliably, we think,
that General Lee is to bo indeed and tried
fo, treason. We cannot believe the report,
BECAUSE such an action against General Lee,
by the United States authority you'd be in
utter violation Of the articles Of surrender
waich he, as commander Of the rebel army OF
North Virgins, accepted from General Grant
The faith of the nation was pledged by those
articles, aud they amply protect Aim and all
who observe them from any such disturbance
By our authorities, either civil or military,
The following article Of the surrender is
very clear. >.
Each officer and man will be allowed to
r.tarn to their homes,- not to be disturbed by
United States authority so long as they observe
their parole and the laws in force where they
reside. :,
We trust that the authorities of the United
States will scrupulously uphold every article
oi the agreement between Grant aud Lee.
A violation of thom wouia be utterly Disgrace
ful.-Lonisviile journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
Washington News.
Washington, Jdne g., IsG;

'-..--- Washington, Jdne 9, 1865.
There seers to be at leest two delegations
h.,m every S..uthern State i,i attendance at
Washil g:on in regard1o d1oreconstruciion They
are usually a; a;pieant|-ior the federal appoint-
ments 10 he made. To-day another deiegea
ton ir0m Georgia called upon President John
sun to recommend lssae Scott, uf Macun, as
Pr v:sioial Coy ravr. They PROMISED THAT
Till sboaid be seut to tie United States S:n
ute The President has taken tune to Gun
sider tue propositions. lie does not intend
to be il a. hurry in.lnaking Southern appoi.li-
ments, and therewll bc ample time TO put
the reconstruction policy in force between
now And the ueeting Of Congress.
Sou,l,era peppls ure aocking herein great
plumbers, avoxediy for the purpose OF sscer
tuni:ig " hat is to be the future Of ;hc South.
: they have plenty Of a3vice 10 offer, and are
demon- ra'iveiy loyal enough.
The order for tie discharge Of certain p:is
oners OF war. published. yesterday, renders
personal applications toihe President Cor the
release Of prisoners under the rank Of Major
unnecessary and there is authority for Sta
ting thar the President is issuing no orders
a! present ,lor tue release Of any prisoners u
var alr,vc that rank.
Yesterday aud 10 day qlte lumber oi
the rci,ci officers c,nGned III, the Old Capital
prison took the oath OF allegiance.
According to accolats from The snenan'
dJah Va!ley,.the pe.'plc there have gladly set
tied down to the changed con tion oi affairs
The government Yesterday despatched 1--we
hnrdrrd men, witd iatrenrh,aeaL ,snis ami
g lfins % the haiil,. ti-Ids oi .,tn Wilderness,
SIR tho l,uraoge Of 'iccenrly -nrcrrinc the re.
mains :: al >o;diers exposed tov,cw, of wlith
there ar,..g,Ite u nunibcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

AsrEcK OF WAR:-A dispa: ch from Wa'h-
ingtoa dated Juao Ssh, says a formal de-
lnand has beea made Of tile Spanish ipr the
surrender ol tie Si3Icwal 30 answer Las
been received. /: IS MT the intention OF our
Government ai:a:ldpn OF abate the demand
upon England f'r damages duhe 30 oni" c,,h,-
merce BY Anglo Rebel pirates. The d!sba"d-
irg ola portion OF our srmy is no evidence
ofa cowardiy or vacllatng psicy. En.ush
will be retained to enforce tho demand On
foreign Governments. II necessary, the yete.
RAILS tkat have been mustered out, viii he
speedily summoned to retuke the field. 1t
is understood thai preliminary measures laye
already been taken iii reference To the e.
forcemeat q tie .Ionroe doctrine. Notifica-
ton has Eeen severed on Napoleon We have
settled onr family aaails and will not submit
TO European interference with our ncighbor,
of Mexico.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
Mill Notica.

UDERsoNS intending to have grain ground at
& my Mills will please observe the following
rules:
Have your names registered, always stating
about the number of bushels to be ground. At
the time Of registering your names yon will bp
notified Of The day assigned to you
Persons engaging days, may. by giving notice
Of the same exchange days with each other, if
the number Of bushels TO bo sent by each is about
the samo.
Any person may engage number OF days,
provided they are not consecutive.
On any day, ii the Grain i. all present it will
tc ground in the order of its rogistry. Ii not it
will bc ground in the order OF its arrival.
lIave your\ grain we'll cleaned and dry. lie
puuctual TO your appointments. or you will lose
your places, and a new day must he assigned to
you.
Small turns, net exceeding three (sl bu.hels,
vii. have prcfcrencc Of engagements.
R.'T. MINIS.
June l3 ii 25