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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

FSMPLoxMENT WHERE HIS SERVICES
ia are required, by o young man who has been
engaged In the q, NJ. Department; esn write
iair and rapid hsDd; no COLLECTIONS % the riYsf.
address for one weeks A@nneGb,N ExnaANYe
pnste NEE NJ fw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Nav Gas REouLAroR-we are told
two prominent business men on Main
street are about going into the gas regu-
latiag business. They are said 10 be
well qualified. Further pArticnlarahere-
after. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

So Parsons, seovifla a Co. No. y
Main street, have received their stock
Of groceries, whict embraces al articles
in their Rne, of the very 5ass quality.
Give them a call
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

s@ Hiram Eslaon. viii have q Dry
Goods sale this morning, Tomorrow
morning and Tbursdsy mosniag - 3
o'clock, at bis Auction Room, Noa27
Locust sirees--a large lot and good va
riety, and the ladies' are united % attend
Sale also each evening. [u7d2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Geo. Thrcop accepts the challenge,
ami will play the game At the time and
place above named, on a foar>pocket
table.
Rare sport is anticipated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

A. HEALrHr PLAcR-one of our com.
posiaors hands US the following extract
from letter received by him day or
two ago, from friend now rnaticating
at The mouth of the Ohio;
CAIRo, III, Oct Is, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

R@y- Fairchild A. Wood Mrs West
falls old ssand1 viii keep eoHssansly on
hand, during the winter, choice meat OF
al kinds. They viii IS usual have a
fall supply cf Vegetables, fruits, Re All
articles delivered free, ns6dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

once and Foundry on the Canal,
corner Of Ineis Street..
zkiT-1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

.arn -
lG / am getting along splendidly; have
the yellow jaundice, ague, intermittent
fever and innumsrable aches This is
Q healthy place, Nix; you should come
here to live. Housekeepers and others
need no time-keepers, as the IRE bell
tolls the hour for the inhabitants 10 take
their pills, tonic and qninine 40 regular
y. Don't pay any board bills now
spend all my money for medicine Can't
say any more ON this snhject-Tm too
full for utterance
Respectfully, yours, S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
IFor the Journal.
AUTUMN LEAvRs &


One Autumn eve, with cagsworn heart,
wandered meath the forumt trees.
Where waxy branches meet and part,
whilst Graded By the chilly breeze.
The leaves that smiled in summsr's sun.
Fell, severed BY the ruthless wind,
And as they lighssd, one b. enc,
Awoks sad memories 20 my mind.
For. a. stroll'd the woodland Ger,
UnmiEdfal who're each step should wena,
On witRered leaf, and shrub and spear,
I read the lesson Nature pennsd.
lis thus, methought, each changing ysar,
We're severed ~ deaths chilly blast,
And gathered 20 thoas loved and dear,
Who lived and smiled In summers past.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

E6- For sale, at F. II, Ehrman &
Cos, comes Wafar and Locust streets,
hay, beans, corn. canned fruits, winter
apples, akrieultaral impIsmsats, &C.,
&C. nv6d2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

HoRsEs ann MrLEs Ar hs0rfor-
Hiram Nelson sella horses anasr'Hlss ~
auction, at the eosr. Z s.s.s, - e'.sleek
this ahsrnooa.s n1h
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

March GAME OF BILLIARDS Fred. r
Huston challenges Geo. Throop to play,
on Tuesday night, at the Crescent City
Billiard Saloon, a match game Of biz
lizards, 1000 points up, for the cham
pion gold-mounted cue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

BILLIARps ! BILLIARDS The Saint
Charles Billiard Saloon viii be open this
morning, having been newly arranged
aud supplied with three Of Bnike's Tables
with Pheitoa's cushions the Finest il the
West The lovers Of this fecreative,
interesting and highly mathematical
game, are requested 10 cali up and try
the new tables. nol-6t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

s6ar The partnership heretofore ex-
iating batweep oonFad -vf4shnr and
Charles Dsaby, Il dissolved 81 -eonseut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

"A NEw SwiSDLiKG DoDeE--A set Of
ac0nndrels are passing through the rn.
raj districts Of the State, representing
themselves as agents Of the State Tor
the procurement Of soldiers discharges,
on which to obtain additional bounties
Soldiers should beware Of these swim
.dlars. Keep your discharges carefully.
They will be monuments Of your bravery
ia. years to come.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

H0TEE We refer. oarsreadeFs 10 the
advertisement Of the Depot House, Yin
cenBes. Mr. Temple 10 we'd qualified
for the position. hs oceapiea. and our
old iriend, Boz Massey, being N Ale or
fee, assures guestspf elegant entertain.
menf. - $3.50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
FOR SALE.


Lambs Patent SELF Weaving Loom weayaa
yard Of Jtahh In hirtt mmmtah, wpAsas eight
diGsrsnt kinds Of elpth on thesame wNFpswpayen
double width blankets, Wshvbs seamless kackt and
requires no aklH 20 weave Call and see at
work, At No. aFfrat STREET, Evansville. s
nI-dAMam WIN. nLAK ELY. lnnn Aannt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
I1ouar ANp LOT EoR aALK.

New Frame Cottage on the corner 81 Chest
nut and Sixth streets, containing eight Rooms,
Stable and necessary oGt-h0uAea, all complete.
This IL Desirable property, aud wb0ld lfont Tire
shot cakes" but wish TO sell IL. and will make
the terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire OF JOHN y. GLOVER,
n31w Lumber Dealer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

LNOR sALg--A, FIFE MORGAN STALLION
IT 0 Year, pld Kbntle ans kind and we'll hfaksA
TO harness. aihKie and double; IN 10 hands hiei,
aud perfectly sound. lie can be seen dnriag this
'V nos = iwa Gno. BRANpssrAss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
, ONO 4 MISSISSIPPI R. R.
City and State.

Indianapolis has been declared q milf
tary, . Post" and Col J. J. sIOcnm APP
pointed commandant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
Agents w fanted
LOsT~-REWARD.

eDIQ REWARD. - A LARGE cARnuEOLE
aDAV Ring made IN the shape Of a buckle, with
name ca graved inside The finder will please
tmrn II 10 Htockweli a 90. ~ 40 81
ATNmT0N GAZE ~ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

, sG- Family eafHkse for sale I'm
quiro At DR. j. Haas' olfice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
4 ines Business Property aud
Residence at Auction,

WILL 8s oFFEREp THURSDAY, Nov. 10Th
w t4H~A
IA Go as Feet ON First Stmg 4
by 40 bet on Locust street, with oil the I'M
pfovementa on IS BY ITO feet. ~
TEHMB.--one-thlrd cash, 0ne-third on thrse
nnontha, and one. third In six months. Title pcr-
sot. FSsthsr isfqrmaiiop fasnlshed ~ Z. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
DRY GOODS.
DTsSOLUPION.

THE Co-PARTHRRSH1P HERETOFORE
Il existing oefween tha und=EElxned, under
the styls Of Aka 4 Duscachat. l. hershy dis
assTee BY tbs withdrawal CT W. n Akin Ths
business viii be c5ntinrsd blythe Remaining part
nsr, under the atyss Of J. q pusouchaf a @.
W.H. AKIN,
oek1s-Sw. }. Q DusoUCHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

RAJ City ORDERS for Sale at this
Omea 50 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
Cheap Pianosi

@ Cheap Pianos Z!
WE HAMR TvTO VERY CHEAP PIANOS
w for aAiss@ComE s0os OF you will miss fhiR
opportunity. WARREN CoEYNGfoN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

CO. Thcrs ~ishias e parchass Reads in ny
hms will Ne we'll N call and eKauiiaa my large
ssdrk h~fofs parctaUnE eissshefs. faF an de-
tsrniaed nFt d h undsrsold. ssao-iy
hasB also aas aasortmsnt o. Geld Pens Of
ainsreat brasas All Pes warranted ior I've
years- Isl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
. EVANSVILLE "a ! er.rroaDsvILaE.

EVANSVILLE a CRAWFORDsVILhE.
ooInG EoRTH.
Lease. lryivs. ATysSs.
Evansville. yIncsHnss. T. Haute
Accom- mediation, 5 s4OAM I0sz7AMI Sss5Pm
Mail .............. - HAS it47AM 400 n
vfnesDn. Aee'm 4:oQRA ssb3PM ......-....-s
solra sorfm
.faf ~ " SIS Lsacs E4ars drrfos.
TsrFs Haste. yiBceEnss. E'yilis.
vinesDnes Actin .........-. ess0AM 9.I5AM
Freight Aee'm .: e0Am zssoF 5slsP
hsi1......... ...-..,.ssoQgM SOP y ssc5r
40 49, Sill 4
TERRE HAUTE A INDIANAPOLIS.
!, .e e.. raos rsaAs alsss.
ff.fla Lsass. Aryfss
AlKhb B1pfess.ss..ssss.s.ssss-.l 10 a N III "
Accommodation ...,................7s rs go pn
Msii.............,.......... 20 n ih 10
E&prNns......s...ss...s bFz0 Z;SD "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
WANTED.

E,MALL DWELLING HOUSE We WISH e
- rent q small dwelling house.
~ WHEELER, ARMsTR0HG n EAkRAE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
woFEa.n seat 10 sIl psSss 70 I
Repair Boilers.

9~AEi ezzs-s vi1l Fssssss cur issiyfdnaI stssa.
tion aze viii b promptly aid Oh NJ mes'
rnancnabls tarmH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

The house has ten rooms, nicely furnished. ahd
the requisite ontbnlidinsss alt in Grpd otaer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Rxur kFouxkt 70 abe city Of Kxansrffla, whlch
can ssli A. CRAFTY redscsd prices. foE CesA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
T'HE UNDERSIGNED oFEHHa ron sats
l. his
r E $ I'D NC E ,
Situated On the Southeast cofncr,
o. Water and Oak streets. upon
the bank Of the river

Tho lot ls sevpnty-nxe feet IN mont. ruunfag
back four hundred feet more OF less, TO low water
mark.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
PIANOS.

Rare sport Is anticipated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

nEoAHg.--I 1000 BUSHELS PECAHS - FOE
L which the highest cash price will b. pald.
ps.a~ 5a4Aer IL. N w. >
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
COEFsDERATE CONGRESS-

RICHMOND, Feb. 81, 1865.
Tie Senate adopted the joint resolutions Of haHks c
John Lancaster, OF Ii gland rerdc ed Capt
Senmes. TIE negro bi4 farther discussed e4essrs
Orr and Maxwell strongly opposed the employment of re-
soldiers. Nj Earnett declared that he preferred
dependence to negro slavery, and the tine arrived
when necessary negroes aid in accomplish
Ing that end he wcu employ them. he subject was
laid ill to 1norEcw.
Ia the House to-day hcson's resolutions wer taken
up unfinished business kr. atkins submitted fol-
loving a eubst itu<e
Resolced That the armipg of the slaves in oense
upon tAe promise OF emancipation is in colct with WELL
established prnaiplss, thers it should dcpo.
ResoEued That the character of the which the
nay is wagnG agaBpt us, and the nnense
he now bringing bear for cur eutjagaon jastifes
and requires that shoud exhaust all the resources
withia reach rather than submit terrible fate
Resolrea therefore, That befweea aubjugation and using
slaves in dsfsrce avsry pocple of nature and
preservation requires the latter therefore sheud
put hundred thousand slaves between ages
of II and u.s. in the field and in order render them
fective, ard ely interest ali sodiers in the in
ssi.ution 1t is expeden hst tina should pur
chase ell the slaves tbas ra In the ard give each
white soldier In tie array slave his absolute right
of property dc.
Mr. Bryce moved to GO into eec-se session
Mr. Conrad having the floor Rpek~ IL opposition to the
revolutions until tho ex p alton Of tbs morning hour
comuznicaiion from the Secretary of the Treasury
presented stating that fcrty:our millions Of Elk per
cent, nan-taxable bends had been sold.
Or motion Of Mr. L. the House then vent into
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FroA THE UNITED STATES, 5

-, - RICHMOND; Feb. 2d, 1866.
ne new York Herald, of 30th ut haa beea received
ms ae' word about the appointment Of peace com.
h'Es'on*rs by LincoiE but oy4- Column about slr's
scono Visit TO Richmond ia the sbape of WaebIpcn cor
'estonoence The writer s that Bialrs niasou was
o 'aors but predicts that commissioners from Rich
'ho"e WIZ soon be en- route to Washington.
GREAT sensation was produced in New York On su =,
." reports oi tie fall of hareson and an s ara,elt
otHeeh Lincoln and Davis for the in1u eaate attainment
cf peace
Lee Herald st Louis correspondent gravsly enpouaces
mat Airey Smith negotiating With Aaxniau for the
tranafar nf ha forces to Mexico
ooons ooASoe runner Blenheim, from Nassau was re-
oSaap Captured in cape Fesrriver -
iei nao grand rsc@Htiln Ii.uz- j l.24.z
as speech hs eaii that il Idle talk peace until
the rebe! in Norherr Virginia had been de asted and
Captured
Ne~ard ma9o peoct before tbs Christian G. mmiGsion
In Washington on funday night, in which s said we walt
cnly at the hands OF the ebel for aubmisso1 which ~
fycr delayed, must necessarily olo theis military deea
and overthruw.
Several destructive fires Different States are record
cd in the HeTald
old fn New York advaoced high IS 22O OF satur4
but closed at 2l24.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
EUROPEAN NEWS.

RICHNORD, Feb. I'd, 1857
Runsers preysed in Paris mstory Of the report
heretofore published that MaximisH had ced1d to Louis
Napoleon five Mexican States.
Paris report states that Marshal Basedinee had
received orders from the French Emperor to seize and
hold Sonora as indemnity for the expenses Incurred
by the French government in placing haxmiaH on the
throne.
srs would the independence of the
as proposed with the to abolish slavery
TIE blockade running steamer Leila Lalia u sounded
the mosh of the Merey the 10TH Ony eight cut OF
Hgty persons on board were saved.
Toe theatre Royal at sainsarg, was destroyed Dy hre
On tie 18TH runber of persons were killed and njur-
ed.
The Liverpool Cet!en market dull, with declining
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
sHERmAN,s ADVANCE.

From the indications We get there is little doubt that
Sherman is striking for point on the line Of ths
South Carolina Railroad between BranchvlIe and Au-
gusa. His attack may be directed agaiust either of
the two PLACES named out the general impression
that be will endeavor 10 cut the road somewhere in
the neighborhood of Midway, west OF Branchvlle.
Our scouts report the Yankees 20 be encamped in
heavy force, ncluIing infantry, cavalry and ilery,
near the Junction OF the Sa kaha,che and Old Union
Roads The force Of the en-ny is believed to consist
OF the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Army Corps
On Monday morning considerable oody Of the en-
enz advanced trom White Point aud drove in our
ski!m;sh inc Ll.el III the day they driven back
aud ouc pests established
Iuesd, afternoon a Ole demonstration vas made
against our position the pDnoon bridge across
the SalkaualcnIe, but the assailAn,s SOON retred
Ii is reportd that the enemy JurGed McPhGrsonVille
on nj 0nday uight- has. MercUrg, Isl inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FEoM TIE U311ED srArEs.-wE WESTERN NEwa.

ksBILE, Jan. 3ls 1865.
special dispatch to the Register, dated SsRatobA,
ai7a Jaa s0th says that the Memphis Argus Of the 2gth
has been received that Grarsons cavalry, about
two Thousand srong en- balked at Memphis last Friday
bound up the river.
echofsld'z division has gons to reinforce Sherman.
The Canadian difficulty, growing out OF the release of
the raiders has been adjusted and the ebjss
tioBabs portions ofGen. Dxso1der have been revoked
Judge Bonsaps conduct 10 denounced E.
The Brazilian government has denied entrance to U. B.
Steamers at the port of Bahia.
general exchange of prisoners is expected soon
Lincons administration intends pursuing liberal
policy with the rsbe States He thinks that the Corede-
raey has reached point in its downward when the
policy OF his government Ia to temper Justice with
mercy
LiGcon has written letter to Gsneral Canby showing
the necessity of bringing oct all the cotton possible,
being absolutely rtai in financial point OF view,
ooatrabsnd goods should be rcsbed in rsturn.
The Steamer Atlantic frt AeHi.l, with thousand
bales o. cotton for the benefit OF the Confederate prisoners
he's arrived at New York.
Ex- President Pierce hourly expected at Washng-
ten. he is said to be of the pssce Commissioners
The Smithsonian Institute was burned oa the 24th.
Gold in New York the 24h, quoted at 2l9. Cot.
ton was quiet at s5 cents
Cotton, in Memphis, after deducting the goverrment
charsos S5 to s5 cents large amount Of cotton 10
going TO Memphis and much ~hiskey coming back
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
G NFEDE2ATg CONGRESS.

RICHMOND. Fob. LIST, 1865.
Ia tae Hoass, Mr. Ghosoa submitted the following
Resolved, That the people Of the Confedera States
HAYS been and ready to make terms
able TO both parties, yet it is the cement of this
casa that while should maEest wiling to treat
for peace, ould not OMIT vigorously prepare for
Reso!oea further, That in the Judgement OF this House
this paraon bes be made by using every effort
place st In the army every liable undc: our
Ia aWs render Military service, by causing the comns
quartermatter and ohar Departments TO be adminR
ersd with renewed energy ard since Lee has been made
Gene ali ehet assign him best and most accepta
be generals to conmsId separate armies and oy
ing to agitate the policy Of employing negro troops,
measure viii has already divided public sentiment and
produced much despoudeGoy.
Mr. Gholsou spoke at considerable length ia suppolt #
his rsaoutlons He cdsotaly paid tribute 10 the Ii.
cheney OF the prees which he thought had accom- ii he'd
il aid struggs tn hundred fold Of its
lumbar gloyees oopd done ana placed
ia thr field.
Hr Gholson occupied tss ,rnng hour, OF the ezpa-
tOn OF which tAe currency bill rsfefre3 to conait
lea IF Conference he do1ss resolved ilto sroet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FRoM TaE UNITED srA'cEa.

hICHkotD, FEB. 3D. 1850.
Eor papers of tie sfat ait havs been received.
Mr. Foote arrived in sherdan's lines the s9.h De-
enirg take the oath of ALI glance be will be sent to
Washington under arrest.
The Phiadelp hia Inquirer says that Senator wade in
his denuncisons of the Blair msaon is endorsed by
ly the entire delegation In both houses
Gen. Geary has been ree we'd of the military governor
ship of Havannah. has been succeeded by Grover
Three steamers with supplies had arrived at Savannah
In the House OF Representatives 1esouSioo thanking
sba President for Batler laid the
BILE by 81 to 43.
Tie New York Tribune, III double loaded ype nentions
TIE report that secret league Of the Roman Catholic pow
era of France, Spain and Austria uoder the guidance and
with of the Pope has beon form
ed pledged recognize the Southern Conederacy
Immediately after the fourth of March, under the peeex
that the Union will thereafter conast OF those States only
which participated ia the late Presidential election.
Gold 2Il.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
yyANTED-A TRAIToR

Cur contemporaries Of the press have drawn numerous
and very striking parallels between the bitter struggle
enduring, and ths famous Of independence
which fathers fought heroca7 and successfully
many points the two contests beat marvellous resem
bancehere s running through the history OF each
lat0R analogy t1at orciby upon OBJ
sewer We of the south are same great
principles that didwe are 8ghtnx at the
same time against similar odds. In each the foe ID
arrogant sapereious brutal and Jrannizng. The de-
fsRceless and children suffered then napine
devastation plRnder crime OF every hue marked the
Of British legions it does Of Yankee cohorts. Would
lowering clouds that now surround could the
rainbow of peace which bent over the freed Colonies
that the storm tossed could doscy the ha
ven safety independence revolutionary patriots
found after theiI seven years bufati1:.s
But in oRe at loss fer parallel. Eere
analogy Of tho two cases ta AS Jet have trait
midsno betrayer of great trust-no trafiGk-
reputation il tha YanAee market Eaces Renegades and
recreans we have from the style OF that masr fellow,
OF pill vendeT, DE- Arnold, Mayor OF savannah But
such the mere rhrah of socetYhe scum thrO
Rp tae surface oi boiling pablChey are the vapOrs,
rothy WHO e1ect hllg, and will scarce
ly leave behind them memory Of their treason.
What this olution is yet to produce is raorsone
bright morning STAR like Luclfersone man of position
who has been trusted leader and whose fall will echo
along the corridors Of no through generations yet
born This ID wha history demaads-ior the drama OF
he revolution would lack unity and completeness with
out some su9h chafacerDlack tom contrast With his
former bI reason OF hR toar beau;
y-shOuld side through the rapidly shifting scenes OF
The Country demands it.
We want the backbone of the uatOH tested get
little We Taat to see the consancy Of tha people
still further tiled. We anxious that thsir faith sh Id
be put to this increased pressure. Such event the
deaeron of by prominent leader in this crsh
would be trial to mary; but after while the whole
nation would breathe f,eer. They would feel If the
deadly incubus had been rsmoved-the cfanding Jonah
tossed overheard.
By all meaps let this traitor come forth Now the pro-
rilicus tine. He again find opCrune sea
son for demnable work. Tnese hours of gloom add
danger compor well with ha mission. Rome had Ceta-
line tae struggling American Ioni2s Benedict Arnold
the li,lo assembly ChTist DKcples Judas IscaIGt,
and wby net the Confederate Sites some bastard sons
We pray Goa that the Cup nay irC u, Ia Georgia
and that hers may alta thas bad pre- emneGce
but c0nesa that fear th3 revelation Of the i'm
meuate u uTe.-Augusta Con.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
: RESULT CT THE WAR.

post,a ster Reean q postofoe arrangements render
the pesg subject to the same dltcay under which the
Wa Department laborR namely scarcity OF mails
T,e newspaper mails very much given TO strag-
cling and are very often absent without leave, bat
we~ore unable 10 bring them to Court Martial About
this time Of day tit i3 now 10 a. lm) We begin to ask
ours.lvss TIE question-shal shall we not have
f mail to-day We would toss up quarter for luck,
h ouarles are not to be he'd for the tossing up So
tbs ogs.i0n of the mail, like that Of peace, must re-
main an open question until the time comes We may
rot have nail TO doy, bat will have it sometime.
We may not have peace just now, but that too 10
heups 10 come eventual ,, and at no distant day Let
rs keep up our courage. Thugs will yet come right.
1t IA put s:ou. heart 20 sleep hill and We will
sain The iop.
70 o'CLrCK NOON We have nail today. Per-
bsps VIC may accept this as good omen, We find
Tt,Is oy way Of .cvs- here ia no mail from the
sout6.
The Richmond SeftinK supposed to be in the conf
GeDce Of The Administration, to greater degree at
st c1n a1y other paper in Richmond, questions the
accuracy II the Engnirers statement OF the terms upon
=b.ea hp olive branch has been extended by Bair-
After quoting this statsmsnt published in yesterday
Jor,ai he Seatilel says that it s at loss to know
how tbs En9aI ET reaches ihes1 o'De'HS''H "' ~ -
s7isr, ;,nz f the enemy. 1t further gaya -" We
caunct too strongly caution the public to beware OF ac-
csgtiu evry ids as an established truth COZ
csrug this socaed Blair nisaion what 1t looks toor
,s.t It r,sans i maybe assumed that, at proper
TIM ali tbs fasts relating 10 1t will be Eade Known H.
lad, ed pest asouId be anything Wcrth knowing Ihe
great bugiaess Of the country is WAR; and to that
business m shoHd add ourselves with renewed pur-
Dose aud rfaDimaed resolve to achieva sur iudepen-
dopce "-DaIy JowraL I'd inst.