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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
Cincinnati Noon Markets.
orscsnxA11, Jan. u

G1H5AhhAI1s S&a ~
Flour frm; 00@9 10 for super6ne;
9 20G9 30 for Extra. Sales Of 1000
bbls Extra, head-lined and delivered, at
g 40.
Wheat steady at 2 0092 03 for Red
and 2 25@2 30 for White.
Corn drm az / 10, ear; ! 15al 10 fer
sbelled.
Oats firm ut SSaS9.
Rye dull at | 40
Whisky steady at 2 20
Provisions unchanged rather more
doing; sales Of 100000 lbs. bulk meats
at l7al9, packed shoulders and sides;
small sales Of Lard at 223; 10 hhds.
New Clear bacon sides soId at "A 90.
Hogs dull prices nominal We did
not hear Of a sale Receipts $4,000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

NEw YoRk, Jan IA very long
dispatuh has been received from tbs
headquarters Of the Army of the Pop9-
mac, containing the full detailed official
report Of Butler to Grant of the late
Wilmington expedition Il is furnished
By the Secretary Of War
Gen. Butler states that, after embark.
ing his forces on tho transports, they
we're detained from the 9Th to the l0th
Of DseembeF waiting for portions of the
feet, aud joined the transport feet oH
Cape Henry on the llth, arriving 81 tn,
rendezvous of New Inlet ,pn the evening
where they waited.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
Additional River Items.
SATURDAY. NOON.

The river ceainuss ~ rise hsFs rather slowly,
bus ths heavy rise from aboFs - net ret rssshsa
here, which, whan Il comes. viii ssaa - mueA
above the last rise. and give as bigger rivsr
than We have bad for many years.
Tbs Missoari p~mocrat aneats to szs~r Al sas
frightfa rises ia the oaIs Aad boasts OF gsns L.
swell of one OF two lncaes. We are Inclined 10
believe that St. Eouia boasmsn would hail with
delight ohio rise that would move the gorge
from the great aiher Of waters.
Thers has been quite feet of arrivals since last
night, including th~ Piea sr aud Lswaiiyn. Kash-
Wills 80 Louisville. Alrs neAu ana taisnd.ia. Gin.
einnAti 10 Msmphisi armada, Cairo Evans-
vile; Massata aud ida Handy. Loaisville 10 asw
orleansi Metropolitan, Ylekasnrg - Loaisvllla.
The Armada had measr rats trip up this norn
lag. she viii lsass At az o'eleck tbls svsning
and oife,s spiendid accommodation and stsry
luxury 70 rasssngtrs ans shppera.
Ths Lswellyn Was loaded with Ksnsaeky Stats
Guard battalton, gong 70 LoalsFllls 70 be nus.
scr,d cut Of the ssrsie andsr lhs late order Of
Gent sarbr,dge.
The metropolitan vas loaded VITA portion 81
Grisrsan's celebrated cavalry,
The Ersrt Magenta Is At the wharf rsoeiving fer
Esw Orleans, Her vast proportions aad slsxsni
appointments command universal admiration
Capt. switzsr and Mr.. CondIs are veteran aaa
elsgasE sllesrs
+ Mr. FAisbrothsr'ss Ter maay years the popsia'
steward Of Barnum's hotel In ST. Loais. provides
forthe pssscnE Eers Of the aiaxsata, which insurs'
| sumpsseus living. Her great speed is an impor
| tsat eonstdo ation 10 passengers.
/ The Ida Handy also arrived here this morninl
/ f.r New Orleans. She bslengs to tbs great Atlan
/ tie s Mississippi Steamship Company, nd is
/ magniaoent erafl. Her othosrs Aro sxpssisncsd
careful, aud dessrvedIy popular.
The little Grey Eagle Is sse elegant L0aisvill
packet for this evening
Tbs Silver Moon ls over dGs fsr Msmrhla.
Ths Allies Dean and Glendale had each goe
trip, aud leia oona dsr>bls freight here.
rhe Msgspta aud Ida Handy are getting cer
siderable freight here.
&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

Ngw YoEE, Jan. l4-The Tfibuae >
Washington special gives it as the opin-
ion of an old hand st peace negotiations
that cessation OF hossilities, prelimiaa.
ry to formal negotiations, will take
place within the next ten days. To.
morrow the hand Of 8 new peace maker
viii fall heavily on Jed Davis's obsti.
macy.
II is understood that tha President
has declared that if Senator Foote is
harmed by the rebels, be viii bring Eve
of ths most distinguished rebel prison.
ers in our hands 70 grief.
Our cavalry have been ordered to pur.
sue Foote'S eapiors.
| The Tribune announces the release oil
its correspondent, Mr. Richardson, who
has been held By the rebels over eighteen
| months.
The World has information from Mex
leo confirming previous reports of sue
cessss hy the lmperialists in several bat
ties. There was sn uprising of the peo
pie, aud the fresh iasurrection was ir
creasing. Il is said the Pope's Nuuei
aud the Archbishop are about 10 lea y
the cosntry on account Of Msximihs. n
! manifesto concerning church property
. = Richmond papers continue quarr,slir
over their leaders TAey think, Jei
Davis course rerrehansible, and ali
5 make sn onslaught on Kirby Smith, wi
is now discovered to possess none OF II
attributes of great General. Hood
failures in Tennessee and Georria a
: attributed to the disgust of the pe9ple
those States for the Confederaey. Ne,
but Lee and johnson appear to give "a
isfaction.
The HeralEs Washington speci
saws Blair has not returned to Washin
ton
R Gen Singleton probably reached Ric
y mond on Friday.
The Wilmington Jourwaiexplains b,
the Junior Reserves Of North Csroh
we're captured before Fort Fisher:
appears that Yankee Captain With
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

Ore triad and yoa wfu nnaar kny akhsFa.
Gs y not nssvssAry 70 pukltsn lons lies ei dis
Eases fpr which the Cear6n Bltters are : spses &C.
In al diseases Of the STOMACH. bow.
EE4s, LIVER On krDNENgt
In al afeetions of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERAgGEMENT or
THE STOMACH OF HuwEL@a
IL GOVT, RHEUMATTsM AkU AEN.
NAL&HAf
Asd IL FEVER AND AGUE,
q Ia dsssinsd % sup@rneda all other remedies I,
aat sniy eurss shsss diseases, bat IL rRmvEnrs
thea
A wins giasa full Of the Hissera tAksn "a koal
before each meal, VIII obslate the III Effects ol fks
most ushsaithy climate, and screen the parsos
fakEax fs against die@Asu umaar shs rnust sryt a.
eqpnaafes.
eons ~ Druggists Gnd uroeaFs generally.
m@~nT. JoHN hollis PriDeIpaI ones. Finl
ssrane. fseuisvitas. Ky
ssid BY pKTEg yIKnTTxn
hebs Sole Agent. Evansville. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
Regular Report


RenneBHee Declared Forever Free
CIsoIxsArr, Jan. l4--The CONNER.
eidts Nashville dispatch says:
The Convention has unanimously
passed resolution declaring slavery
forever abolished and prohibited in
that State; also resolution prohibit
ing the Legislature from recognising
the right OF property in man, forbidding
-it from requiring compensation TO be
made TO owners, abrogating the daclara-
tioaa of state eindependenee, the military
league made in 1861 with the Confsder-
ate States, aud ell laws and ordinsnces
made in pursuance of them. All officers
appointed by the Acting Governor since
his accession are confirmed. The prop
ositions are TO De submitted 70 the PEG,
| pie Tor ratification on the I'D OF Fehru.
ary, and on the ith OF March an election
ie TO be held for Govefnor and Legisla
ture. Nearly three hundred delegates
participated in the hnal vote. Th,
greatest harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed throughout Parson Brswlow il
the unanimous choice ct the Convention
for next Governor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
oompoana rsssor.l or ,sna .ehsr.

has bscome Aousehold word Throughout shs
west and South SEa his Worm Lozsnges, Ia iess
than year sfler thsir Introduction, AsgAfned
repufAsion - vide spread a. the cenfsneng p
Nerth Amsries. But tie cron ing gIory Of his
lite rsmalns te b attained Ia his latest discovery
OF rather combination; for be does not claim 10
have been the discovsrsr Of CEDR0S, which Il the
basis Of the esttsrs now osered 10 the pnbiie.
That honor belongs to thu native inhabitants 81
Central America 70 whom It's virtues have bssu
knswu for more than two hundred years. Ar q
vita H. tba Indian bids defiance 20 the moai dad
iy maaazta. and handles wtthont aaF he F7c@t
enoas asrpsnss. II ls belief With them that
whiie there 10 bra@th len Ia tha body, tbs CsrBn
= possnt 80 enrss % matter what tbs dissass rzsy
BE-.
Whiia Dr.. Ball Il not prepared to indorse this
sztrsvaganf prsssnsioa, he IL neveEtheisss salts.
nsd fvem Thorough examfnasisn Of tbs s~idsncs
relative 70 It's virtues. that = remedy And pre-
Fensafsss - sh dtNn@zss srtaing from exposure,
etthsT ~ ths sbsngaa ef weasheF ard eiiraate
the missnatic iahesnces, Il ssands without = RI.
val. AMI Justly deserves the Erpatafion it has se
Nnxego9sA IA C@sFsai AsasFirs aaa shs wsst IL
4tNm n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

men met $50 of the Reserves, under
Mai Reese, and commanded the Major
10 Surrender, telling him that there was
no use resisting as be was surrounded.
A Lieutenant refused to surrender and
walked of with II men, but the Major,
ne victim Of a transparent sell, as the
Journal says, surrendered with $50
men to six Yankees. These we're the
men marched into our lines carrying
their own arms loaded aud capped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

81 its altsadsni txsin Of symptoms. 10 arts msFs
ass saaFm fasn nsediesBa Thera is nsg hing
in fbe raaga Of the Mmterla Medlra. that ggF mo.
nent b~asA eoHpAF4san with it ia tkas diaaase
A faiI ancoHut ef this wonderfai pfAat naay he
&uud ih ths lith edition pf the g. q. Dsspenszta-
II, pages 1857 and ISIS,
anrsez sf axp2rimsn ts in which pr Bull has
- or years enEageas has last b@sa broHghf 70
sus5essfal termination. and ha IL Eow anaalsi te
uHsr g tbs puhlie combination 81 CsaEea. with
pthrr approved toaica, tie whois preserved in the
fSst gaAi3ty 81 ceppaF-aAstlilsa h9aFbsn whlshys
Ash be Il conndent has No equal 10 che wuFld.
might naFatsh xolams Of certificates, bna
enbtte have long sinee learned to usalmAls
4aags At their true xaImn The aAssst plAs - gss
sgsry one % sess for hImsst she sirtass sf = res
ramAleinA afvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

Ihave very large stock Of ghe above
Goods am also prepared 10 make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
have got the best workmen in my en-
ploy in the West, aud warrant all goods
made By me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, | can and will cell goods low
ev than any other house in the city Of
the same kind AL ! ask is for those in
want Of hne clothing TO call and ses
what ! have got No trouble to show
goods
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

CLEyELAsD, o., Jan. l4.-~Last nights
train veal on the Toledo road was thrown
into ditch near Newark. Eleven in-
iured; none killed. II was caused by .
hroken rail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

CIseIsHArI, January l4-Noon.-The
river has risen one inch Weather clear.
Thermometer g.
PIrTsBUgG, Jan l4--Noon.-Weather
cloudy and cold River unchanged
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
NOTICE.

nTRs1yS 91YTSG CLAIMS 4GATSsT TIE
4 state Of InEisns, fueErred 1urisg the Morgan
Bald. are hereby posa~d THAI thsEs ars 20 fands
In ny kasds % pay said elsisss asa aAxsr ~.
eeen. and that ssia elainaz will res - PAID 1nsA
tha Lsgislssure nov IN session make an srPrcrFt.
anoR Ax that yurpc@s. -anag
RoBT xAgLxY,
s1ia-ss3 Late Or Mssksr Sd Ksxas rn4- Leg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
CEDRON BrTTERS.

NO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
eonEeessd with tbs history Of the Matersa
hsdlca 81 The Unitad States. or more fasorzbly
khown - > psoRssF In maaieai discovery, than
that Of Or. JOHN BULL Of Louisville Ky. Hih
inimlt@ble pTepar@Gion Of SAxsspariliA hss ionE
stood a. the head Of the various eompoHuds Of that
vasusbls drug. Hss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
Net Assets. July !. 1884,
$S,4OIsOSS.S6s =!

T. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
ArNAs atteF - years Of severe trial, has re-
alikaa she groataat public advantages and
success Of the various systems OF Eire Insu.
rance IL the country. Is now better than
ever prepared for duty
1890 loss CiAima have been settled aud paid
sINTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
g. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY BY
FFRE, 10 the United STATES averages over
$4,000 daily. Is year property exposed
Y-ARE YOU INSUREnf II net, Why not
- ~ The eost IS triHings ths duty 10 manifest
|tt* the result may be your escape rem ruiz
while delay and uegieet may tnvolss
ysn in bankruptcy. poverty, OF cruel q
Rppointmant.
3. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard
given 70 small risks veil as large ones
Abis and superior commercial advantage
ahoried.
sS~ Insuranos collected aad Policies issued b
J. W. NExSEN. Agsnt,
s.sa msrhla H.u Ru'i.i're VI . sasn a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
APPLICATION NOTICE.

rwvHfs Is TO NOTIFY ALI WHOM II MAT
1 concarr that win apply 70 ths City Couseil
for rsrrnissisn 70 remsvs frame baiding, . feet
Iorx hw IL feez wfas. aow s1tu2ts on ny premises
e sixth Nsras., barwesn AAAa and eyuzx,Srs. 10
ia No $50 On Main sasEsszs esSwsen xafra Acd
Yeugtn srzssss, wsRhin eFs IiaAsss 3 sg-eTes
HENRY TELKER.
Kvszsvsgla, Dsa. 9ashs issA- dsz9s-7w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontalne Cotton Express

ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK
TlME GUARANTEED
TINS LIGHTNING EXPRESS LINE FOR
i the Gansnission Of C,ttoa TO the East, By
dis spatch. Is now fnlly established,
~ Time Bills Of Ladins will he Kivsr
TIME THRoUGH. TEN DAYS
~ Ccz9ErEents solicited ff
E9oWSs DUNAERSoE q 60. Aaeats
t-SS Evansville, indians
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
COUNTY ORDERS.

County Orders vs. Greenbacks-
WE TAKE OoUETT oRDEBs AZ pkg FOB
w Gao4s, sks xHrz@ e. 6xsan 5&&&as aN4 gsv1
eksnzz sCEApZEB BUs8TyS,
AaS@ he. E aMd q Mzln Rtssa8-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
~
WOOL.

CCH1ETER. RIAR0TH : Co PAY TET
= hixhsss 1axkss prlcs tzT veal q tbs sao<s q
4. RII5o4as On Ffns street, bsEwssn werzx 2sd
First sEes<s- deo&-z1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

nx ssrinkisnd's MnSstAao4am Cough Baisam.
wArFanssd % care Coughs, Colds Hoarmsaasa
AssAna whospin9 Csuwh. sore TAruaf. Consunp.
ston ana all aaxsesie na o. tbs ThraAt aud LunKs
Der sAAs by Drakgisss General Depot Q. Easi
Fourth street. cfaeianatI. Ohia.
mhig-zfa8w1g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
RESTAURANT.

Las dies ReSfaurant~
r HAVE FITTED UP ROOMS In THE sKC-
4 ana ssnry Of the No roe Houss In elegant
styls. az . Lad ea' Restaurant. sna ara now pre-
pared 10 furnish te Ladies' and gsnilsmen meals At
ail eaascnag h honfas comprising every deiieacy
that thA market @Gards. TIE loeMEton h. rssire<1,
quiet. anf eonvsnseas@ and liberal si&are OF pab.
aseis.i@ srNos ooHN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

REWARD.


= 90 1S eward.
ctTRAYED Or sToLEE KRom THg Sub
> arribsr. living II Jae5bsviltss % the 0Sh d9y
sf JuGs. 1854, 40 year Cd bay colt, iiftls
white botn of hsr hind legs, shiEs sire X In
her f0rshaad. aHd iitsis ons Of hsr for- ssst.
and very isrgR of Der ages has fhs appeAzAse- Of
thrss-ye oid. Tbs AboFs rew 4d wili - pad fpF
Der delivery 70 me- Or for s1eh InformAtop - Win
/ al . hsr rbeovery.
ese9oIn JoHN ToHfLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
DRUGGISTS.

(sopoAIHK. 2MBEoefA. BATTALION TIL 4
~ esphsrous. and al the most cslsbrsse1 pre-
pa<&ti0ns fer the Hair, esn es fosnc as II
So. 10 scuth first Street..
DUBK AID UEADELTERATKD CREAM
L Tartar, expressly for family nses also ssd9
sad Spices, 81 HALL0CES Drag Store
CKLLEES COUGH cuBE. sTzICKLAsD
- aad MslIfaucus Cszgh Bsisan. Cssrry 70.
tox.l, HAlfss Baassm. osry's o0zgh Safe sue
bF'-1'' rs'eS': : & : hHAIIocx-s DrsE s.e...
rr,ov pArSrs IN GRKAT VARIETY 1ED
prFss9. Lesd Pen1sis, Fsass Hehsxs, Letter
PzusT. Auwel0ps1. At Go- 10 First Street..
DKEzIcIAyss PRESCRIPTIONS RKcEIvg
4 special Astsztion 1t
HALLoCK's Drug Store.
DEETUkERY, SOAPS. TOILET ARTICLES,
Il Puu&sss, CozmsfiqEes, Tooth, Eat1, TtssAs
HaA and Cloth Brrshsss Coubs II grsat F2rssty
NIAy be Esund -
a O. HA6TJn T.rax stars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
Tho Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

J. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, noN as heretofore, at fair ratss
and liberal conditions.
{. BUSINESS CONDUCTED With constant dis
patch and accuracy
5. LOSSES always mst with premptusss and
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

DHEsICIAgs' PRESCRIPTIONS REcEIvE
L SPECIAL attention 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

Cash Assets. ....-....S038. 900 90
II. KELLOGG. Pres. ". b. CLARK, seet'y.
n ne agl,lEttls fdfasfasHs, ard Ifofapf Cpsh re
,powss 10 iotsss he pHEHfx tands sasiify al
hs hsad ef 1 profsstion while ~ estsnars, praot
st'ai ad frsteass business tgste of local agencies
lssuranclsa solicited Fud policies issued aud
sssses Ia this leading Co. aoTAtien, at fair rAtss by
J. w, hENsEh, Resident Agent,
Once, Marble Han Building, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

rr1or PAINTS N GEEAT yAkI1rr lED
l. Prfssss L~sd Fsncsss Fssss hedssss Letter
p~psr. Au~sl0pss. At Ne. 10 First ssrsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

DUE AID UEADEETEBATED CREAM
{ Tartar, expresaiy for family nsei also ssds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
ERnM MEKIGn.

NEW YoRK, June 14.-The Posts
Vera Cruz correspondence of June LIST,
says: The Emperor is still on his pleas
ure tour through the country, where ev-
erything is at a standstill at the capital
awaiting his return.
The liberals have gained more ground
during the last month than they have
lost during the last year.
Gen. Negrete still holds Monterey, Sal
trio, and all the country between these
cities and the coast. The attack on Mat
amoras failed, owing to the threatening
position taken by the rebels at Browns
vile, when the liberals approached.
The whole state of Tamanulipas, with
the exception of Tamico and Matamoras
is in the hands of the Liberals. In the
State of Michocan, the Count de Worten
has been badly defeated by the Liberal
troops, under Gen. Regules. In the
States of Tobasco and Chiapas, not a
Frenchman or I~mperalist is to be found.
The veteran Gen. Alvarez still holds un-
polluted his State of Guerrers. The
whole coast south of Vera Cruz, except
Camprella remains in the undisputed pos
session of the Juarists. The French
despair of pacifying the country unless
$4,000 more French troops are sent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
HOW THE REBELS GAN GET pARDoNEp,

The following circular has been issued
from the Attorney Generals Office:
by direction of the President, all per-
SON belonging to the excepted classes
enumerated in the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation of May %, 1865, who may.
make special application to the President
for pardon, are hereby notified that be-
fore their respective applications will
be considered, it must be shown that they
have respectively taken and subscribed
the oath or affirmation in said proclama-
ton prescribed. Every such person de-
string special pardon should make appli-
cation in writing OF person therefor, and
should transmit with such application
the original oath or affirmation as taken
ard subscribed before the officer anthor-
lied, under the rules and regulations pro-
mulgated by the Secretary of State, to
administer the amnesty oath prescribed
in said proclamation of the President.
'TSigned] JAMES SPEED,
Attorney General"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
FROM THE pLAIHs-INDlAM HosTILI1IEs.

SALT LAKE, June 12.-Speaker Colfax
and party arrived here yesterday morn
ing, eight days from Denver. They were
delayed by Indian hostilities. The In
dams attacked a Norman train at North
Platte Crossing, in sight Of them, and at
Eagle Creek Station, a few hours after
they passed, and killed or wounded all
the stock tenders and soldiers. The
City Council and citizens met the party
two miles from this city; and VII.
Hooper, in a welcoming speech, extended
the Inequalities of the city. Mr.. Col
fax replied, predicting a brilliant future
for Utah, if her people prove true to the
Union and obedient to the Constitution.
At night, a meeting of 1000 persons was
addressed by Speaker Colfax, Lieut..
Governor Cross, of Illinois, and A. D.
Richardson. The party remain here un-
til next Monday.
Gen. Conner has sent out troops to
stop the Indian depredations, and will
keep the mail route open.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS
AT
Delaware Post Office.

MAILS arrive at and depart from the Delaware Post
M Office as follows;
NORTHERN.-Arrives at 1 O'Clock p. M. Closes at 8
p. m, daily. Letters for Northern. Ohio, the North
western, New England. Middle and Pacific States, Mary
land, North Carolina, Virginia, Canadas and Europe, go
by this mail.
SoUTHERN.-Arrives at 4 O'Clock p. m. Closes at - m.
daily. Letters for Southern Ohio, Indiana, West Vr-
ginia and the loyal Southern States, go by this mail.
SPRINGFIELD BRANCH-Arrives at IL O'Clock a. NJ
Closes at Il m, daily. All letters for counties on the
Springfield Branch, Columbus Il indianapolis and San
dusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Rairo ads, go by this mail.
RIcHwooD-Arrives at 8 p m. Departs at I a. n,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays For Radnor, (DeI
hD Prospect, (Middetown) Patterson, Rush Creek and
Redwood.
days and Fridays. For Alum Creek, Berkshire, Sun
bury. COndit, Vans Valley and Jamestown.
WALDo-Arrives at IL a. m. Departs Mt 1 ?. m,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. For Merton and Waldo.
KmBoURN.-Arriyes at $50 a. m. Departs at $50
a. m, Tuesdays and Saturdays. For KiIbourn (Eden)
All mails will be ready for delivery in from 80 to IS
minutes after arrival.
Office hours: From Z O'Clock a. M, to 8 p. m.
June 10, 1s65-3w. A. THOMSON, P. N.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16

Generals GRANT and SHERMAN were
both in attendance at the great North
Western Sanitary Fair at Chicago the pre-
sent week. The whole route from New
York to Chicago was ascene of perpetual
ovation as the two heroes passed over 1t.
The citizens along the line focked to the
railway stations by thousands and the
ladies literally filled the cars with flowers.
Gen. SHERMAN passed through Cleveland
on Tuesday night of last week, and Gen.
Grant on Friday. They each met with
an enthusiastic reception there. The
arrival of Gen. GRANT at Chicago was
announced by a salute of thirteen guns,
and he was welcomed by Committees from
the city Council, Board of Trade and eiti-
zens who escorted him through the sever
al streets to the Fair building. He was
formally welcomed to the Fair by Gener-
al HOOKER in an appropriate and COM
plimentary speech. Gen. GRANTrespond-
ed briefly as follows:
Ladies and gentlemen-I never made
a speech myself, and, therefore, L will ask
Governor Yates to return to you the
thanks which [ should fail to express did
l attempt it."
Gov. YATES made a short speech IN
behalf of the Lieut.. General, after which
General SHERMAN was called for. The
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
in describing the scene that t%hereupon fol-
lowed, says:
AT the conclusion of Governor Yates
remarks, an incident occurred that will
certainly pass into history: Upon the
balcony in full sight of thousands, stood
the two heroes of the age-Generals Grant
and Sherman. Calls were made for a
speech from the latter. In response, Gen
eraI Sherman replied, that he could not
be induced to comply with the request );
that he would always cheerfully back up
and obey his beloved Commander-in-Chie
and he was sure General Grant would not
order him to make a speech. Cries of
order him to make a speech, General"
broke from all parts of the building
General Grant quietly, and with that self
possession that so eminently marks him,
replied with a smile: II never order a sol
der to do anything which [ cannot do
myself" The effect was electrical. The
building trembled with the applause that
this admirable passage provoked"