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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25


The bill repeshng the act providing for
the payment Of the Governors staa was
taken up, and Mr.. Arnell moved a substi-
tute, authorizing the retention Of the Adiu-
taut General, with the rank Of Brigadier,
and the pay Of Colonel and also anthoriE-
leg the Governor 70 retain two members Of
his stan, with the pay Of Major.
Nj. Steele opposed the amendment.
There was no need Of q military staff during
peace.
Gen. Smith, Of Hardeman, favored the
amendment. He thought the Governor Of
Tennessee ought 10 have tat OF at least q
Brigadier General and two Maiors he
then passed hign eulogy on Gen. James
2. BrJwnlow- He contended that the Adj
jutnnt Generals office should be continued
till all matters connected with the late war
were adjusted He had full faith in the
honesty aud the integrity Of the Governor.
Col. Garrett opposed the amendment.
lie was for economy. We must have sys-
tenn Of public schools, and We should save
money from other son ees, to educate the
people. The egulsr officers Of the State
oouhl d. their osn work, and they ought to
do It.
Mr.. Duggan was in favor OF the amend
meut
4 lengthy debate arose, when a vote was
taken on the substitute, and it was lost
ayes 81, noes 23-no quorum.
Adjourned TIL 9 o'closk tomorrow morn
ing.
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Aiaj Cunningham was declared elected.

Mr.. Waters Of Madison, introduced e bill
requiring the Comptroller 10 pay members
their salaries in gold, or its equivalent. Re
ferred 70 the Committee on Finance.
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M. oANERox's STAT.

The bill for the re-establishment Of the
l4th Judicial Circuit, wss taken up, but
WIS subsequently referred back again to the
judiciary Committee, for revision.
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Mr.. Fuson introduced bin Incorporating
The CumberlAnd Oil and Mining Company.
Referred.
Mr.. Richards presented a bill iueorpo-
rating the Clay Savings institute. Referred
to the Committee On Banks
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, SO.
AUCTION SALE OF
GOVERNMENT BLANKETS,
Tia and QueeRsRsre,

BY C p. NIoBoLs& co, "a BROAD STREET,
UlHURsnAY MORNING, oct3bsr 2sih. common.
cinE ne % O'Clock
alsao Nh fe Blanket,
1900 Grey Hlsngets
so Pecss tn snd QueensHare,
llo Hair Mattresses,
lleu Luen FilioE Shps,
lfn Shuck NJ iiressss,
luoa Iron ketisteads,
al Chsirs.
eetes-S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

NEw YoRK, March 4-Advices re
eeived here threagA private sources
from Mexico state that the war in the
United States is attracting the special
attention Of the Imperial Government
The police are directed to Arreat all who
express their sympathy for the Federal
cause, and one man named Valdez has
been sentenced 70 . years imprisoa-
ment for speaking fsyoFabiy about the
United States, and predicting the speedy
end Of the rebellion
The Imperial Treasury is continually
getting lower
The hostility Of the Church party to
Emperor Macmillan ia on the increase.
The friends Of the Juarish cause, hers.
refuse 70 give credenee to the reported
defeat at Oaxaca.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

NEW YoRK, March Son Sunday
morning at three o'clock the wires Of the
Western Union Telegraph we're con.
nscted vita the Pacific lines and con-
muniestion established between this
city and San Francisco. Though the
weather was bad-rsin falling al times
At many points on the route--the wires
worked well, and couside<abls amount
Of business vas transacted. The dis
lance is nearly four thousand nils and
the difference in time Is nearly four
hours
This IL unqaestionably the longest
telegraph circuis ever worked over, and
The fact that such length was tele-
graPhed over in one circuit is a notable
era in The his'ory Of telegraphing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
The Ledasr Of Saturday says:


The monitors left for Mobile thil
morning at daylight.
Capt John S Richey's fine steamer
Elnors is nearly completed She will
lie one Of the best stern-Vheel boats on
the lower Ohio
Rain fell in this locality most of the
day Thursday, and almost steadily
throughout yesterday The river is ris-
ing quite fast, and is already out Of ils
banks in many places 1t would seem
that the long predicted food of the
spring Of 1865, is actually coming.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of satur.
day says:
The weather was cold, cloudy and
gloomy yesterday, with an almost stead =
drizzling rain all day. There was fog
along the river last night and the night
previous, interfering with the progress
Of steamers
At Pitisburg the weather is also vet,
and the river on a stand, with ten feet
in the channel. Here the river is ris-
ing again, having swollen twelve inches
during the tWsnty.four hours ending last
night There is thirty feet hence to
Louisville, and the falls nayigable for
the largest class Of steamers The Low
er Ohio Is bank fell and rising.
The Cumberland is on a stand, With
twenty-five feet on Harpeth Shoala
There is twenty feet in the Tennessee
River.
The Mississippi is stationary from St
Louis to Cairo. with thirteen feet in the
channel
The Pittsburgh papers announces the
death Of Capt VIM. Forsyth, in thai
city, on last Monday night. in the seven.
tIesh year Of bis age. The deceased
VAS extensively known all along the
lice Of our Western and Southern rivers.
de was pioneer boatman, having built
and commanded the Statesman in 1892
De afterwards built the bully Fulton,
Arabian, Cambria, and the Pioneer, the
latter being the last steamer be com
manded. He held the position Of Wharf
Master at Pittsburg for many years, and
enjoyed the confidence and respect d
all who knew him
The present rise win probably launch
or Goat Captain Herenles CarreIs new
and splendid side wheel steamer "Union
Forever" from the Marine Ways. She
will be ready to start South within ten
days. She has fine carrying capacity,
as well a. superb passenger aceommo-
dations
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

WAsaIxGrox, March I The process
sioa reached the capitol at about 1888
q n escorting the President elect Al
subsequent period the President and
Niee-Presidsns together with the jus
tees of the Supreme Court. Een5srs
and ex-membsrs Of Congress, foreign
Ministers and other persons Of disnue-
ton assembled in the Senate chamber
There the Nice-Presideng elect took the
oath Of Office. preceding il By so ad-
dress Chief Justice Chase admins
tered The oath Of Office ii The eastern
portieo, when the President delivered
bis inaugural address
There was very large attendance,
and the scene was one of marked IL
tBresf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

Satu rday
g HTS REPORT,



"AszSGTcs, March 4-Presidens Iir-
cola wass inaaguras ed At IL o'clock, noon,
to-day.
The weather WIS clear aud beautiful
bat on accountof recent rains tie streets
we're iull OF mad Despite this fact the
crowd that assembled was exceedingly
large and thousands proceeded 70 the
capitol 10 witness the Inauguration.
The procession moved from Sixtsenth
street to Psnnsylsan;A A venue .. eleven
o'clock
President Lincoln had been az .hs
capitol all day, aad conseqeu.ly did no,
accoEpany the procession 70 the scene
OF the ceremony.
Two r>gtments Of the invalid coxps. a
squadron OF cavalry, battery of artii-
lery and four companies Of coIorsd
troops formed the military escort.
The Mayor and .Counciinsen:of Wash
ingt0n, tbs Councilman IF Baltimore
the Eiremen Of ihis city and the Fire.
men Of PhiladeIphis--Good viii. Frank.
In and Perseverance, cosnpanies-aach
company drivsng is own engine. were
also IN the procession.
Among the benevolent societies pres-
eni we're lodges Of the Odd PeIlows and
Masous, including q colored lodge az
the latter fraternity.
The public and principal private build
ings on PsansyivAnia Avenue we're
gaily decorated with Gage, aud every
window wAs throBged with faces 10
catch glimpse Of the President elect
The oath to protect and maintain the
Constitution Of The United Slasss was adj
ministeFed to Mr.. Lincoln By Caief Jus
tee Chase IA the presence Of thousands.
uho bad assembled 10 witness the inter-
s~''ng ceremony. while standing il the
shsd almost Aaue deelA .he inaugural
Address was then read, after which a 1
national salute vas Cred.
The preceaaion thea again moved 40 /
PennsyVania Avenas, the Presidsn. be- |
ing conveyed In "a open barouche.
Seated With him wAs kis son and sena- |
tor kosssr, Of the COMMITTEES Of Ar T.
rangementA The President vas e. |
eorted 10 the White House, after which |
the procession separated.
Eseryshing passed oa in q moat quiet 1
aud orderly manner, and although thou I
sasda participated Ia the ceremonies,
not 80 accident occurred to mar the
pleasures Of the day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Gen. Sherman's Army and
Porter's Fleet at Fayetts-
vile, North Carolina.
LATEST FROM MOBILE.
Late Mexican News
More Reports About the
Evacuation of Richmond
and Petersburg.

Celebration AT M. Lsuia.-Lats frena
Mexfeo.
ST. LOUIS, March 4-Yesterday was
celebrated here BY general suspension
Of business; 3 grand procession-civil
and military, with. q prsfuse display
Of hags and other devices from public
and private buildings, and \ national
salute, terminating With brilliant exhi.
bltion Of Fireworks in the evening The
whole passed OF With great ecfat and
enthusiasm - many thousand citizens
participating in the ceremonies
The New Orleans Times Of the 26sh
ult publishes private letter from Mata-
moraa Of Jan. 30th, which says. Up to
this time the Mexican and Confederate
authorities have been simply polite aud
friendly, Generals MejiR and Slaughter
having only crossed tlse aver, "a sissl
dress, and dined With each other. Bat
yesterday Gen Mejia and stat. in fall
uniform, entered Brownsville, where
Gen Slaughter awaited their visit With
bis whole command under arms, AID
gave them an artillery salute Of twenty
one guns After dinner the Confederats
dag was raised, and the Mexican Gen.
eral and staff removed their caps and
sAlated il, the former making speech,
in which he said that the Confaderaey
would soon recognized, aad eonclud.
ing BY inviting the Confederate author.
tiles TO grand banquet at MAtAmorAs.
prosaising. slso, 10 salate their flag wssh
twenty one Runa The impor .anee Of
thss affair consists mainly 10 the fact
thu. Geo Mejia il COMMANDERS chief
OF the Mexican armies, aud is therefore
tbs next parsonage 70 the Emperor.
Gen. A. J. smiths Fifteenth corns il
sneanpee just outside Of New Oslszns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

New Reports Of the Evacuation of
Petersburg and RIehmond--sheEi-
dan Again en- the Wsr-PAth-
NV YoRK, March 5-The Herald Q
Array OF the Potomac correspondent says
every fresh batch Of rebel deserters that
come into our lines reiterate the state
nsns made BY previous ones that the
rebels are preparing 70 evacuate both
Richmond and Petersburg.
The 7Szses says . letter from Win.
chester states that on the 18th nit. car.
airy reinforcements and pontoons ar
rived there, and on the 9th Gea. Shegi-
dan started With sboat Is, 600 cavalry, Il
is said, to operate in the direction Of
Lynchburg. Some say Sheridan and
Sherman will meet and act together in
that direction
Gen. Hancock assumed command 81
Winchester on the departure Of Sheri-
dAa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

osn- EarIy aud sse.s sF Hts Army
CsptsT~d-&sa. shsrsaan Anaan az
work.
oFFIcfALl
Was DEFr. wAsHlseroy, March5.
Gsa Dir.
The following dispatches IN relation
10 the reported defeat and capture Of
Gen. Early b. Sheridan and The capture
Of Charlottesville have been received By
this Department Gea Sheridan Ard
bic force commenced their movement
last Monday and we're Al STANTON when
last heard from, Maj. Gen. Hancock
Vas placed In charge OF the middle mil.
tary division duriag the absence Of SheF-
idan, headquarters ai Winchester.
(Signed, Z NJ SrASrox.
CIrr PoISr, March Sill AZ
To Hen. &. N StaHtoa:
Deserters in this morning report that
Sheridan bad routed Early and captured
Charlottesville They report four regi-
ments having gone from near Richmozd
to reinforce Early.
(Signed,) g s GRAxT, IL Gen.
Orr PorST, March So Px
Hon E II Stanton:
Dssertsrs from every point Of the en-
emys lines confirm the capture OF Char
lo,tesvi'le BY Sheridan. They say be
captured Gen Early and nearly his en-
tire force, consisting Of 1900 men.
Four briasdes we're reported as being
sent TO Lynchburg to get there before
Gen sherman, If possible.
C. s GKAxT, L. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Sherman AZ FsyettexItIe, y. C--por-
ssrfs Fleet there also-LAtsst rrom

Sherman az FsyettevIiIe, y. C--Por-
ssxts Fleet there also-LAtsst frem
Mobile.
New YoRK, March 5-The Herald $
Washington special says authentic in
formation, not from Richmond, has been
received that Sherman's advance has
reached Fayetteville, y c.
The dispatch also says that Porser's
gunboats had reached that point
The HeTalds New Orleans cores
pendent has information from Mobile 70
the 9th ult, At which time the rebels we're
receiving reinforcements and strength
ening the defences Beauregsrd was
the on there 9Th inspecting the works, and
made 8 speech expressing great con-
6dence that the place can be held.
TIE force in Mobile is said TO be much
greater than had been generally believed.
Gen. Granger was at Pensacola on
the llth ult and inspected the Unioz
troops
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

Heavy Subscription 20 the Tao Loan
PH1LADELrEIA, March 4-Jay Cooke,
subscription agent. reports the sale OF
the $50 loan to-day al 81. 100000 in
Guiding subscription of 1884, coo from
New York, and :, 900 individual sub
scriptions Of $50 and 800 Total sub
seriptions for the week, sc, ST., $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
COMMERCIAL.
Evansville Markets.

ExAssvfL4s. March Ell.
Basissss daring ths pat sea he. b-~n "a.
tfsasly aalI. ewing magaiy % the horrisie Goa.
dislpn u ihs raSss Aad tAs ssreess a. me city,
Thers Is scarcely etAaEs to noss In qaosAsiers,
saAugh nest Al arfslsa - trade are dan and
tsaaing aswnwazd.
soSKT-Fhe saAfkst hss essa pretty steady
Gold stsaly bat veAt. sas as1 = quos-a u
fss siivsx Ies
BAcos-FIrE e. 60 - shealAss., xss for
Gear sides, sna safe fos HAms
BrTTKR-is ptshty hai era Al zse440c.
BUCK WHAT FL0UR--sa aeses % pes saea
~ - psunas
BEANs~sisady at sneeI 7a.
hRAN-arHz - u 80 pr loo poasd.
cHEEsE-wsstsrn Reserve. arm a. zo4sf
FLouR = STEADY ~ith lItsis spseaiasi.s de-
FLoUR-~Ia small demand aaa pFscs. wsak
and tsaaing dowawaF9 = 50 for supsrans,
AEa $40 % fsf ExtrM, Caaslasraba quanti-tlss are
h~ins shipp~l 10 ssw serk va Ns~ oris4ns.
Sraia narkst Fsthsf depressed.
<wHEAT-Q.ist, at 1 Tssi - hr Rsa and
fhifs. sous eoBiaE Ia
CQRE-Fifa II 9oAi % IL ar
oATs-stssdT. with sales 81 ssafos
BARLET-Lower a. 81 soal s..
EYE--pali at 81 coat o eta bot t,sls ar.
ririug
FLAX sEEp--T.rpIat - %.
cLovEg sEED-sll ooan Is.
TIMOTHY sEED-ss 7sszs %. ek
5oos-FEsia Al ia8fae sst. aeesssise 70 shs
weight
EEATHER5-~Lisa s0mean
GENsIEc~ToaTsr
LARu--Lswsr Aaa NAY b sseses Al ~
Gao ERIRs--Flrm and staaaT
ooFFKE-sssaiy aaa arz st <sasse f5r Rfs
suGAB -stessy - z9ez2
hoLAsSKs-Firm AZ 81 a9zi Is.
sT9UP-s1 s8af 10.
HAT-Dan with no damand Il s25aas bald.
POTAToEs-scsrss AHs Sra ass az 20 fer
ERsfern.
HTpEs-Tn Epod aszsns Al 75s8ss ssr Srsss
ksa issIs5s f0g sried.
sALT-Frsa snd steady st 5os PER bssa
WHlsKT--stsaay si g issz -
WgDIs--Ffrra a. za.s1o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

Eww YoEx, IA arch A.-AlthoEEh The
7 gold board vas ci,sed still the gold room
/ has been crowded vita eager operators,
{ and considerable transactions have been
made AZ from res TO 90. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
REMOVAL.

nR HEAR HAs HEaisyKD HIS 0FTICE
II 20 bsftis II II. Hapn NJ 8, MHia street.
se - I'll esnttnas - treat al diseass II long
sfsaalsE - veil seats diseases. Fisinls tfest.
ID WITH a. ths kate. m2t
AHA n. c. Mta0sT BEISs COMPELLEB TO
vi vacate hia 90 stsna CD ths roFuer ~ II IN
snd First streets. has removed tsrKH pofiiaB q
he etos 70 be ~ Chs les Eaiean FIRST street,
h@twssn Main ara Gocust Wisle hs III b. biezs-
e q wAit "a rs frssuas until he tsn nocapy his
So stand eurarr sseusf aaf Ffraf M .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Cincinnati Markets.

nfsefsxkTi, &nret a.
Tbs markets wera genera ify ssiet % dsy. and
bat little 80 done IN aBY dapArI nest
EkQUE-FefY dali. ard FsniIy--In s pecfor' .
si4adsrd-ssid a BOO. sHpsffss es<rsd 81 y.
WHEAT-Dn.G II s.
CogN-Daii. WITH BOT inx soiaE
uATs-fn den4sd 80 "a sEAtors.
MhISkT-pEll. And pEleaa nemtaa1. al 3 lea
" sMtes-
PROVISIONS - Dan. ard hardy anythinx
d@ns eisy Ne Pork hzs bssn sarrsd a. o. 80
ba Meets is5<3I7k. and buk lits1s demAad.
Lard sod At = r. Pfiiss ely.
skgG9kI4s D14. sHd ssEs- t5wer Co.'S -
@ssS susAr 2ofszf for rae. 81 z71<aesX fsE
hard rsHnzd. Msl-ss 3essi -
CL0*eR eFkD-Duil IS h %.
FEAx-zee 49,
GOLD %
'i.'r Fssiag two iReses pr hosr. weather cold
and ElsuaY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership ksfstafors existing bs wseu
4 O. DaNi isou sehmahl, in the tailoring
bHzinssa. i this day dissolved by mutual consent
G Davidson ~in costume ths business Re cas-
- sanB6 ~ the usxt sNa ususa a. fha unsus Of
klsher, farncek a Co, fias Fifisrs, after whloh
- wlit oeeapy thsehap = ehH 4 levy. safehsFs.
All hasinsss ~ tte Oh arn uiii o. settled ~ q
naxidson. q. nANtnsoS,
mari. A. sGuaAuL.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the 80 par Der.
~ chip hsrstafsJe existing AZ EvansFiiis, lad
bstween AbFshaa Anspaehsr, Phiilp Anankehsr
aad Benjamin. " Tasiar. under the naaa and
ssyts 81 TAylor 60 uss THE eav dissolved b.
Esaiual consent, tha aaia Benjamin v TayiaF
be dag retired from Aald arm Tha bualuaas uiil
hsHeaflsr b. oonane II the Ella aaud b the re-
mnininK Tartnsrs. uuasr the name aud sfgts 81
a. Auspaohsf 4 seas. Who afs alone authorised
% settle ths hasi nsas 81 Tx late arm.
ABRAHAM AhsPACHEE,
PHILIP ASsPAoHEh
BEsJANIs ". TAYLOR,
Eysnsviiis. Trb 81 1885. mari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
asaataer Raid Threatened rrs nm Hail.
afax.

.tssasxog. March Mayor Graat has
rscessed a Dispatch. from Governor
Fsnsoa staiing ibas The War Department
a. Hasa.nglon had received informa.
,iaH fEon halifax that The rebels in that
province axe contem plating q raid on
Oswego ard Rochester.
= public meeting is 10 be held in this
city this ?. N 80 teke such measures in
lhe matter IS may be eeeessary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
TARA SOON.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF EvAEsvTLLE AHr
vIcINTTT
Mr. W ~ worthiurtor

rs NOW READY TO WAIT on ALL WHO
L nay tAVc< aim With their pAtrcaAgs. and e.
M ". warrants perfs satisfAcsfaa 10 al. vs
- onDend hin to the public.
MI W Is prspAred 20 zsks beth isrg- and
Small Photographs and Hnish then ~ In al ths
lahsas sfylss-colarad II desired
AmeroegPss farnssAed 81 tA@ aharaws nselsA
heT dad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
More Reports from aes.l Ds.srts.

. - EF"Fts HF"Hh EtFbNE UtseFterfa
Ngw 1oRg, March 4.-The HERALD :
correspondent says that rebel duserlers
from Lees army state that when be
made has last visit South be took two
divisions Of Anderson's corps With him
to reinforce the army confronting Sher-
mans and thar the heavy seigs guns are
being sent from Petersburg to Greens
iooro, n G., and that the citizens Of both
Petersburg and Richmond are prepAr-
any 10 leave.
The rebel pirate Chiekamanga was
destroyed on last Saturday, TO prevent
her falling into The hands Of the Yan.
KEGS. in Cape Fear river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
COMBINATION ahy De s.na,.

Nav York, March a.--The Posts
speeial says that Hon. SimOn Draper
was unanimously confirmed Collector 81
Castous for part Of New York tAis
morning.
The ssaate also eoa6rmed Abraham
Wakemaa as surveyor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
PROPOSALS

CKALED PRoPosAIS Will Be RECETTTD
Iltk. ISIS. for the rasdfezI aEtssdanos A. tie.
Cozaty Asylnz ard Coznsy Panp-rs. iDeiadlng
ths nezAe9 1sz rsqzsrVd- VICTOR BIScHs
E14+E C1zrex Audfsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

For New orleans.

For New orleans.
The Great ATLANTIC. Capt CAArEn, will Leave
fof NV Orsans ON TUESDAY EVENING, the
Jtk lost at o'clock
Fer freight o. psssags enquire 81
nc COX nuMPnnEY, Agents.
For new OsIeans.
The Atantio A Mississippi steamship CempaHyss
tine
Ire large ard nagninesut steamer ATLANTIC,
tcAATEa, Capt. DfIesEleE, Clerk, leaves for
New Orleans on TUESDAY, March 7th, a. Il
o'clock 10.
For height or passage sppiy 10 ths v harf Bo.s
- the feet ~ n siu atfssf.
me HALL RUDD. Agents.
Fer New Orleans.
TIE splendid steamer Ply IONA, az EraEns
BOWS Capt A. d. ARnsTaosa, Clark, viii
ieafs Evansville for Mes oFieass and ali var
ports on MONDAY, March eth IT ~ o'elork "a
For freight or passage apply on beard Or 70
ne HALL A HUDf5. Agsnf.
Fer cincinnati and Pittsburm.
The wAUANErA, Capt. TH0m smumAn, viii
J ave for Clneinnati and pittsnuFg on TUESDAY
EVENING, the Tfh inst, ~ s click.
FOR Height Or passsgs enquire o.
me cox HUMPHREY, Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Merchants & Peoples Lin,

lE4EtiAsEr<r-E
sSTH n Ell D7 81
FT'HE ABOVE LINE or STEAMERS COM.
p'oiad their organization this aAr b. s.sct.
ihg the t9i'oSins gsntlsmeH a. Bears OF Dirsc e
tors i"F thn shAainR year
"a. Welsh, 81 Louls; NJ 8 Mspham u L.;
David white n HOln -
Hatchiasou. W. 8 I.s~is.
a. y l. L., ~ -. ~ Perkins. !.
! ,. Ford, ssw Albany :. " GAn. Ciseissau
J. X. Bell. L0nlsvillss
A; au slsetiou fos ofaesrs the follawiax s.mtls-
men we're eho-su*
DAVID WHITE. President;
eGok9E y y o. Aetiag sepsrintsnasBti
GEORGE W. BOYD. secretary.
Ths public are Informed that tn. Ksli wIss
named stsssssfs esmp0ss TIE Msgehsbfs snd Fso-
pi~'s Zine. sens Of thea the hs-st aud -stssl
STEAMERS on the Western Nat r.. ana IA their q.
lsoiien we'll sdspts1 -. both his and los ~atsr,
sod DESIGN 20 Offer fAelitsa 90 shippers ana trAr-
eisrs At all stages Of the river.
Magenta LADY Cav.
Horny AEass BEliient.
Commonwealth Magnolia
suitanA, lad ana
henri Won Phul. 81. charis..
Clara d slssn. ST. Niehoiss.
n. :. hsphss, ~ James,
Bart Abe. white tleua Ne. 2,
Gladiator, r l. Mcnui
fsragoa, JsuRIe Lewis,
Isabella ssothws.fer
IL IL the dessgn Of the managers ~ the ahavs
ins af steamers 70 have at ~ tins baAs loadisr
- 81 Luats. aud ~ paiaia on the uhla river f5f
New Vrisaus ane iater8sdlafs peInfs
DAVID WHftn. rras't.
Gao " Besn. seq
BOYD a SYLVESTER.
tsbis hALL a bunp. Ax-ats.
For. the Wabash.
The Fins Side whssI Steamer
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J. t HtGo...........--.....-...-... CAPTAIN,
Till rua a. FekalaF packet bsswesa thls eity
aid Ne Carmsi. 90 shs v ~ ash river.
80 Fer height or paaAxs Apply en- beard.
decis-3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

The Defeat and Capture OF Early
Comfkrmsd
CTTr PoET, March 5, "A N.
Hsn E N Stanton:
Refugees confirm the statement oil
deserters as to the capture Of Early aud
nearly his entire army. They say: Il
took place on Thursday last between
Staunton and Charlostville, and that the
defeat was total. q. S. GRAx7.
Lient Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
NOTICE,

A IL THOSE INDEBTED 70 AUGUST ELLIS
II f7r al Accounts except tAose Of thu Canal
Nils. vi cone forth imnsdiassIy aad ssttIs, 70
sara fEzxber cosfs- 1880