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wI. seem, tina. the crea, Gre in Belfas

gI seems that the great Gre in Belfast
could have been arrested q, any period during
the conaagration, had there been suitable en-
gincs. Tho city owns two old steam FIRE.
engines which were out Of repair and entirely
worthless. In addition to thisdisigreeabls fact
there was no water in the reservoirs, and abou,
all the people could do was was to losk a, the
destruction without power to arrest il. The
Belfas, Age say. that at two POINTS the flames
were arrested just in season to prevent the
flames from crossing to the heart OF the city
One hundred and thirty buildings were burncd
loss 5000. 900, about 40 per. cent OF which is
insured. ........
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A s,nndinx Challenge.
smolander's Extract Bucku

Z. especially recommended by the M-lic Faculty &c the
cure Of d-a-- Of the Stoma and Kidneys, Rh,umaf',,
General DEBILITY, Drop'i,s, cArone Goro'rAaa, AMI
Cuiartos, Diseases Yn I-e sufrpg frm The efot. q
crease, Of any kind It Is perfectly iHraiaabi' T~ F'-
NAL, Complaints II Is priceless re"'dy. u ns'rr GALS TO
etsct azure. Il Is the best anil oAsaytn prisniion
Buku ofrr~ to the pablo. Ifce ouc Dollar rr bt' for
sale ny al ApO,hcue-. m
Baiegh Rogers, Wholesale Dreyiss, 80 Hanover 81.
Boston. General Agents. aniJs -
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Isit So the New Orleans Tribune, owned
aud edited by colored persons, relates the follow
Ing incident:
When Carl Schnvf arrived In this city he be-
came m. cues, of Gen. Candy. II was In the eve.
ming. Next morning, after breakfast, Gen
S:hurr said he would be pleased to look over
some loysl city paper. "There Is none repl'e'i
Gen. Candy, Except the Tribune, which Is
negro paper"
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GENEROUS REWARD FOR KINDLY Ar.-
Some years ago native Of this city. now rcsid
ing in Boston. met there nan intoxicated ant
in want. The man said he bad been led away
and was desirous Of assistance. He was taker
in, and when sober, money was furnished hin
to return to his home in New York. Recently
that man, ever after sober and respectable. dict
rich. and recollecting the kindness shown hin
by the one who noted the part OF the Good So
marian, bequesthed him thirty thousand dol
lar.-Naoburyporf Herald.
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FsLicifr OF ADMINISTRATION. T.. G. Rsad.,
President Of the North Carolina Convention
now in session, on taking the chair opened his
speech with the following happy and beautiful
metaphor:
F.llow.ciiixsns. We are going houe:-lei
painful reflections upon our late SEPARATION and
pleasant memories 81 our early union, quicker
our footsteps towards the old mansion, that We
may grasp hard again the band OF friendship
which stands at the door; and sheltered by the
old homestead. which Was built upon rock
and has weathered storm, enjoy together
The long bright future which awaits Us.
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The celebrated DIR. low continues 70 devote
entlrs lima Ia the treatment OF all diseases ineid
b the female system. An experience of q years
Ables him IN guarantee speedy and permanent rel
In the Norsf easss Of SnpprsssieH and.aH other ~
sfrsai Dsrangsmsnfs. nom rAafsr., erss. All
ters tor aivice must contain 81. Once. No. Emilio
street. Boston.
N. o. Board furnished to thes, who wi,h 10
main under treatment.
Boston, June %. 1865. lyS
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TO d 7 Z g.
ifyOu require reliable remedy to restore you' "
DR.. Harvey's Fomalo Pills,

. nevsr.failng remedy tor the removal o. oo: Tnsr
tons No mailer Ts~ ~As, ss.ss n,y mr., s In ,y.ry
-. Ths~ - Alan eobcsslous 10 ell cases OF veal
mesa whites. ProIapsus, &C. Sold In boxes oou'A'n'
ne ~ r ~. M III, .RvEYy Private Medical Adviser.
.adrss,ed 10 Females, iOD pages, giving nll inuo
tions-Io cents required for pcstags y.u iii ~
purchase The pills Of your drsgsl", msy Hon on
rsc,Ipt OF one Dollar, BY Dr. J. H'conss'''hs
Physician,
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Co,,, ,,,tssfoners, .V'Oftcc.

yIrE Che undsTsigned, having been Appointed ~
w the Judgr OF Probate Tor the County Of Yors, IN
receive and examine the claims Of creditors % Den.
amin Cres.ey, late Of DuSton, In sail county. Dc.
cea,c whese estate 10 represented Insufficient Tor
The Of his de5t do hereby give notice thst
sII months, commencing the third day 81 october,
have been Alovct 10 raid creditors 20 bring 10 sna
prove their claims, and that We will attend 70 tns
services assigned nc at the house Of ElDah o.O.s.
sey In buxton IN said county, on the last s.tuiay
of November and December. 1885. and the Iaa SAUL
STEPHEN ADAMS,
JOHN d. HILL.
Buxton, Oct. 9th, 1896. 9wH'
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Tho Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
rFL.ERRATED FEMALE

CELEBHtTED FtWhbv IibbNI
Prepared rom prescription Of Sir J, CLARKE, u u,
Physician Extraordinary t0 the Queen
This well known medicine I. no imposition. hot .
sure and safe remedy Tor Female Difficulties and OBJ
structions from any cause whatever and. although
a poxerfal remedy, II contains nothing hurtiul TO
the constitution.
To Married Ladie.
II IL peculiarly suitei. 10 will. In short ting,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
= In AL eases OF Nervous AMI Spinal Affections.
Pain In tho Back and Limbs, Pitigue on slight s1.
erti0n, Palpitation of the Heart Mysteries. and
Whites, these pills will secta cure when all "ther
means have failcd AMI ,sl,hougha powerful reme'y.
do not contain iron, calomel antimony, or anythn.
hut tfol TO the constitution
Pull directions IN the pamphlet around each pack
age. which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet, hee, OF The
agent.
N. u. 81 and posiarc stsmps enclosed 10 any
authorized agent, will insure o bottle conisnins
over 20 pills. by return mall. Sold BY oil Druggists
Jon MOSES, 27 Cortiandt st.. New York,
yis sole United states Agent.
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Wh,.keri wh,skeni

Do ron want whlskers or Noustaches! Our Ore
Compound will force them TO grow. on the 'mc'
est face or chin, or hair IN bsh heads, In
Weeks. Price ti-3 packages for 81 s'nt by U
anywhere. closely sealed. On recent ef price.
Address. WARNER 4 CO., Box lbs, BROOKLYN. n
vi
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Two men. while racing on horseback, In Mash.
VILE. Tenn, on Sunday last. came In contact With
clothes line. which catching one Of them In tho
neck, killed him instantly.
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the Most Prolific Source
m Health.

II cures PiLEs, HEADACHE. D,rrrSrss. OrrakssI
or Poop. SouR STOMACH. PALrrArIoys FLrsHEs
rug Plcg PAIN ~ rHE BACK AND JoISrs. JAuSbi(
YgLLowsgss ~ rng EYEs AND SgiN CoAr
ToNGuv. LIVER C0NrLAlsr, Loss OF Apryri'
DYSPEPSIA, INpi6gsrioS, &c. Any thin likely
srn,nei i'm no.sIhle until We hearl Of
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PuALos's "Nrour. BLOOMING CrRErs."-
zone Of the few. the immortal names
That was born not to die."-Hafleek.
Sold everywhere.
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g A female smugsler's unilerslothing in
Detroit, Michigan, last week, was found TO
conc"si twelve bottles Of whisky. She Was n
woman Of spirit.
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2 Why were the rebels like vicious school
boys, Because they dislikcd being watched
By monitors.
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DIED.

III Notioes ~ deaths e,o-fng six Inns n-ersci re
aho,e ulsi number, M regular advertising rates.
In Lewiston, oc To- az typLoI FEVER A. X. p elies, "a
% Ezra II. and HIN }. Savoy, 10 yrs mo- 10 days
In Acton, Mass, Sra. ~ Mrs. Anna T. Robins, dsugh,d
d willow sarah Ci,uxh formerly % saco. 2tth y~-r.
In Lyman, Oct IA Ellen ~ Coant ID yr mo- - days.
Ei,n thou vast MID AMI lovely,
Ard thy las dcspy feel
Dut ia Ooi Who has b-rrft u,
Ne cal al oir srross heal.
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Dr., HARRiSoN'S
DprS Gfnlffr LOspmgpR

Tbey mr.. agreeable 10 the palate. cause no pal
operate promptly, never weaken the .tamseh IN
all Puts. In every case 81 CoS,ivENEss anI
r.ouirc Incvease OF dose 10 eecta ChIldrco an
females may use them under amy circumstances,
Price 90 cents small bcxes ID cents.
A Standing Challenge.
We will pay siIyn 10 any person who produces n
article equal TO the Perlstaiic Lorenges any res
meet and Endorsed by all Physicians and Drugyis
s.. HARRISON 4 CO.. Provr,,tors,
No. fremont Temple. Boston.
For sale by all Druggists. yiS
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ON Mutual FRKSn:-T. B. Peterson : Bro
theirs, Philadelphia, will publish from advance
sheets on November iith, "Our Mutual Frieod,'
Charles Dickens New Novel, complete and un
abridged, with all the illustrations to match their
previous editions Of this Popular Authors writ
Inr,. We predict for sour Mutual Friend" q
very generous reception. rs il is one Of his best
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Imnorfnnt IN Pennies,

p. O. Box, 5o7e. 4t2 Brosdway. New Yd
Agents, New York ya
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Prestigiiation, or Magic made Easy. is the H.
de OF little book, received from M,~rs. A.
williams 4 Co., and for sale in Saco at Lockes.
Il is designed for the amusement OF the young
folks. In the long evenings, or on an unpleas-
ant day. the young people may find time hang
heavily on their hands-this little book will DC
found Of advantage. by furnishing them with
the means Of entertainment.
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MRS. WINSL
An cxprtepcoi N~~e s"i Female Physician,
Presents 10 the attention Of Mother, her
Sure 10 Regulate The Bowels.
pcy-pi upon paier, Il win give rs, 10 yoa-l,e. a.,
Relief and Health 10 your Infant.

We have T up and soh mi. article r over 80 year. Hbi
en- say ~ oonfi,neS and Hah ~ ~is, lsye D~y-r
brrn ahe b. .y Il any oder m~dpe-ns,Sr Aas fsthf
IN sfagie instance % s,of q cure, ~~n timely u-r'.
Never an tno~ i.,ncc ~ dissatisfaction nv any
Who u-, q. On e ontrssy all dslftci with is o,~f.-
tlIs AMI speak ~ ,ns ~ q ru-platin ~ IT. msgtai e.
tet ant In~iil vtus. We styak ln mi. s,s,er s>sf
,rs do IpoH- arr 30 ye.-' esIsricroc and psfgs
v,p.tstisa for hs Gsfimsrf srwlap ne Acre Sseir,.
In almost every ws,r the infant IL -lrr1nx frm
pain and exhaustion rrf WIN he oapi In IS &c % MINUTES
Ansr the syrup i asmlnister~i
Pun drrcti.ls &C. using wi aormtany .ari hftfr.
Nor rsnt,c unis-s tn nc-imlie u CUNTS A PER.
RINs Mes York, IL On ue outside wrapper s,h ty al
Druggists thrcughout the world.
Price ssiy 80 ct-. per bottle. sm25
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See the ue., card Of Mr.. Durham, the boOlssl.
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LouAL 4 COUNTY, INTILLIeBNOE.
NEW AovlRrlstmrsrs.

81 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Drugs and Meiicipes-Dr. Sawyer.
Rur Cape List.
Mu,ic-John Locke.
Drug s,srs-Dr. 4. @. Stevens. ---s----.
Furs, Purs-Pnnk foss.
Advertise Letters.
Business Carl-John d. Ne,liey.
Ror sale-J. 3 Works.
Hngraying-Julian A. Pcgg Co.
Commissioner Notice estate DEM. Cressey.
New Fur stae-R. A. IIuichlns
New Furniture S,ore-J. y Searns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-02
River News.

Having been absent from the city to witness the
solemn obseqaiss Of our martyrsd President, Ou
river column has been omitted, aud tbs late hour
Of arrival last nigh preoladss any lengthy or
accurate report this morning
The arrivals 80 far aa we can learn. since saiur
day, includes thu Darling, Cincinnati 10 Menu
phis; Sir William Wallace, Cincinnati to Arksn-
sas River; Citizen, America, and Bertha, Clncin.
att TO Eashvillei Palestine and Clara DunniI 6,
Louisville 10 Nashville; Liberty No. 2, Memphis
Armada and Taeopy, Cairo and return slorning
Star and Little Grey.EasIe, Louisville and return
Valentine, Louisville TO Wabash river; Il. K.
DunItersop. Bowling Green to Evansville.
Ths river continues 70 decline, but with good
stage OF water.
The Liberty had $40 bates Of cotton for ::ths
Cotton Express.
In addition to the boats leaving yesterday were
the Gen HaiIsok, to Henderson, and the Fannie
Brandisa for Wabash river.
TIE Carte leaves this evening for Eashvills,
with Braiy and Hampton on board, which Is talk
enough.
The Elnora and Rose Hits will be hare day
from LouiGvIlls. The Klnora 10 an elegant stern.
wheel boat, with the best OF ONO RS. We do not
know whether or not this Rose Hits lie entering
ths trade 40 an opposite boat to the Elnora. Ifso
we cannot sympathiz. with the movement. "Fair
play is Jewell" and as no Tuesday and Friday
packets have bean run by the Mail Boat Company
heretofore, we think II should not be commenced
now. But as II does not particularly interest us,
We shall as We have done 10 all sueh cases, pro.
serve a strict neutrality.
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required for closing the business Of their
respective departments, and will, with
out delay, report to the Secretary Ct
Wsr the number of each class or grade
required The Surgeon General will
make similar reductions of surgeons,
nurses and attendants in bis bureau.
3 The chiefs of the respective b1-
reaus will immediately cause proper re-
turns to be made out Of the public prop
cry in their charge, and statements of
the property in each, that it may be sold
upon advertisement and publication,
without prejudice to the service.
10 Commanders of prisons will have
rolls made out of names, residence, time
and place Of capture, and occupation, of
all prisoners of war who viii take the
oath of allegiance TO the United States,
and who are objects of Executive Glenn
ency, may be released upon such terms
as the President shall deem fit and con-
sistent with she public safety. By order
Of the Secretary Of War.
ISignedl W. A NIoHoLs,
Asst Adj't Gen'L
Official:
Thos. N. Vincent, A. A. G..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-02
sew York Markets.

NEW 1oRK, May Z.
CoTToN-Dull, heavy and decided lower; a
Gas for MiddliBg. lL
for Extre State; e06s U6 for Extra Round HooE
ohio 9 l099 90 for Trade Brands. Market elosAI
heavy, with no buyers At outs de quotations. In.
dudsd In the sales are 200 brls Extra state, fol
wHIsKY-S Steady; 2lea2lI.
WHEAf-Dull and drostiag; - -or WHIT
Red Western; So for Amber Michigan
coRN-vsry searos and shade nrnsr; ::
for new .nd old Mixed Western; 4s for new yei
oATs-Duil, lower aud nominal; 75@7s for
Western.
CoFFEE-AetIvs aud nrmer.
SUGAR-Qulet; Cuba MnscoVado l21l3.
MoLASaEs--puil; Porto Rice 70.
PETROLEUM Firm; $500 for Crude, 659oe
for Refined in bond, aud 1915 for do free. Sales
1000 brla Crude NJ 30.
Mess, closing at % 90 cash 26 O092s 30 for '6s
and "a, cash aud regular way, .closing at 20 o.
cash; 20 o0G26 90 for Prime, aud rs 25@2s at
for line Eess.
BEEF HAMs-ouiet; % 6Oa25 90.
BACON-Quist; l53l656 for Cumberland Cut
l414 for Long Ribbed. aud Is55<9165G for short do
CUT MEATs-In moderate request I411z9lB51<
for Shoulders, and 179l91z for Hams.
LARD-Hsavy; 168IsL.
BUTTER-Firm; l5G25 for Ohio, aud s4@sa
for state.
OdEhbE-Qatot5 loe1EZ-
MoEEY-Fairly active, at Sss. ehishy at th.
lattsr rate.
sTERLIEG-DuH; O90l Ogs<
GtLD-More active, and lower; opened at 40,
declined to 421<, and closed az 40.
u. 8. sT0CKs-Decidsdly 6rmer, with q fair
demand.
sT0CKS-Qnist.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
LOANS $3.50 bz@
specie "a T271d
OlEouiatlon Sbtool
Deposits, .nereass "a 34
Leg Tenders, ...s 14l 1897
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-02
Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Common Council OF the city Of Evansville,
10 Pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly OF the Stale of Indiana. APP
proved March 6, 1855, entitled -" An Act to
amend the seventy section Of an Act entitled
AN Act granting to the citizens Of the town Of
Evansville, In the couRty Of YaBdsrbusgh, City
Charter approved January ~, 1877, aud 20 add
supplemental sections to said Act" will, on the
18th y OF May, A. ID. 1868, present 70 the BaaFd
Of County Commissioners Of vandsrburgh county
petition praying for the annexation TO said city
Of the following described territory, and setting
70 tn the reasons for such annexation, viz: All
that part OF the west half Of the north vest
garter OF section twenty and the east half
OF the northeast quarter Of section thirty, town
ship Sixs south range ten west, described as fol-
lows, viz: Beginning at the intersection Of Main
and Eighth streets Of said city, at the center Of
said streets, aud running thence along the middle
line Of Eighth strset i've hundred and seventy.
eight (57s) feet, 20 point opposite the center Of
an alley dividing the Depot grounds Of the Evans
VILE q Charlottesville Railroad Company from
Orr and Harrison's Enlargement OF Evansville;
thence along the middle OF said alley nlne hun
dred and twelve and four-tenths tsl2 4l0 feet, 10
an Iron pin on the east and vest line running
thr ugh tue middle Of this north west quarter Of
said section twenty mine; thence east along said
east and west line four b undred and nfty-two and
. half (462[ feet, q the north and south line
running through the middle Of said quarter sec
tiOn thence north alosg said north sud south
line SIX bundled and f1rty-ssven f647leet 20 the
middle Of the railroad track on William street,
being the oenter STREET running east and west
through the North Eastern Enlargement Of
Granville; thence west along the center Of said
William street extended, one thousand aud forty
six and one-fourth ii,0ss ~ feet, 10 the middle
Of Main streat, and thence along the middle Of
Main street eight hundred aud ninety -fhrss and
sourths lsss ~ feet, 70 the place Of bsgin-
ming said territory being contiguous to the city
Of Evansville, and not plated or laid OF.
Attest: A. n. hoGzuT, Clark. sls-5os
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Important OFder--Expenses OF the
Military Establishment 10 be Re-
duced Immediately.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAsT GENERALS OFPIcE,
WAsHINGroN, March %, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. II.
For reducing the expenses of the mil.
itary establishment, il 10 ordered:
/. That chiefs of the respective bu-
reaus of their departments proceed i'm
mediately to reduce the expenses Of their
respective departments to what is abso.
lutely necessary, in view of the immedi-
ate reduction of forces in field and gar.
rison, and the speedy termination OF
hostihties, and that they severally make
out statements of the reduc tons they
deem practicable.
2 That the Quarternaster General
discharge all ocean transports not re-
quired to bring home troops in remote
departments All river and inland
transportation will be discharged, except
tha. required for the necessary supplies
to troops in the field. The purchase OF
horses, mules, wagons and other land
transportation, will be stopped; also,
purchases of forage, except what ia re-
quired for immediate consumption. All
purchases Of railroad construction and
tranaportion will also be stopped
3. That the Commissary General oil
Subsistence discontinue the purchase Of
supplices in his department, except for
such as may, with what is on hand, be
required for the forces in the field to the
LIST of June next
4. That the Chief Of Ordnance stop
all purchases Of arms and ammunition,
and materials therefor, and Fedues the
manufacture of arms and ordnance
stores, in Government arsenals, Rs rapid
ly a. can be done, without injury to
services. as ees-srsHs
5. That the Chief of Engineers stop
all works on all field Notifications aud
other works, except those for which spe
cific appropriations have been made By
commanders for their completion, OF
that may be required for the proper pro
lection Of works in progress.
6. That all soldiers 10 hospitals, who
require no further medical treatment
be honorsbly discharged from the ser,
vice, with immediate payment. All
officers and enlisted men who have been
prisoners Of war, and are now on fur
Tough, or in parole camps, and all re-
cruits in rendezvous, except those for
the regular army, viii likewise be honor.
ably discharged Officers whose duty il
il is under the regulations Of the service
TO make out rolls, and ether final papers
connected with the discharge and pay
nent of soldiers, are directed to make
them out without delay, so that this or
der may be carried into effect immsdi-
Stsly.
| I. The Adjutant General Of the army
/ will cause an immediate return TO be
made by oil commanders in the Geld
gaEFisons, deischments and posts, O
their respective forces, with view II
their immediate reduction.
s. Quartermssters, Subsistence En-
gineers, and Provost Marshal Generals
Departments viii reduce the number o.
clerks and employees to that sbsolutsl,
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shsrman,s Troops COMING Home.

ShA@A - asa 4N~OP@ 1O1hhn NJ MMoAA@s
NEw YoRK, May 1.-The Posts spe-
cisl says President johnson and Cabi.
net are considering measures for the re-
storation Of order throughout the South.
Another proclamation will be issued
10 few days for the purpose of encour-
aging trade and commerce.
Preparations for retrenchment is going
On.
Sherman's army is preparing to march
homeward. Part of Shermans staff ar.
rived here to-day. The troops will re-
turn by land
The authorities of Prince George
county, Maryland, offer $1,000 reward
for the arrest Of any accomplice of
Booth in the limits of that county.
The Commercials Washington cor
respondent says, Sherman's troopers are
in that city dismounted. They say they
are en- route for Texas, and in the mean /.
time are having jolly time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-02

WASHINGTON, May Acting Mssiar
Fitzpatrick, commanding q S. stsamel
Syren, reports to the Navy Department
under date OF April I'D, of Randolph
Tennessee, that on the 18th an expedi.
ton under the command of Brig. Ger.
Osborne started for Brownsville in three
columns, one from Randolph, one BY
way of Hatehie River, and one from
Fulton, Tennessee.
They returned on the I'D, having
been successful in capturing several Off
GERS and men. Gen. Sheley's Adjutant
was killed One of the men captured
was fellow who has been passing for
Luxton. He confessed having burned
the St. Paul and killing one man on
board of her Gen. Osborne hung him
to q cottonwood tree at Randolph and
left his body hanging His proper name
was Wilcox.
The steamers Aunie EFerton and
Gzelph we're not burned by the guerril-
las, but come out of the Hstcbie safe.