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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
THE FLEET.
11r. VIM. H. Morriam's Despatch.
SUNDAY NIGHT. April 2 1896

Mr.. VIM. H. Merriam's Despatch.
SUNDAY NIGHT, April 2, 1886
fE FLEET ENGAGES THE REREI. BATTERIES.
This morning the naval fleet tho James river now
under command Of Captain J. II. Spots with the Paw
tuxet Tor his flagship, opened very heavy fire upon
some OF the rebel batteries the James, including the
Hewlett House, Wood Garland and other batteries The
object Of the fire was whether these works
had been deserted No response was elected
from the enemy though the wooden vessels pawtuxct
Unadlla, Kansas, Massasot Pontusuck, Utah and
Chippewa, aided by the iron clad Monitors Mahoppc,
sangamon, Monadnock, Lehigh. Onondaga and
TWO Others participated in the attempt TO draw the rebel
hre The hrDg was maintained for quite an hour; and it
was at one time hoped that the rebel might be in.
duced to descend the James and engage our feet.
COMMANDER PARKER COURT hAIlIALED.
Commander Parker is being court martiaed for his al
legged lack Of wisdom in the matter OF pressing the
rams some weeks since when they attempted their rid
upon City Point learn that there strong probability
OF Parker's acqutal.
ATTEMPTING TO DESTROY THE ENrmY's ABAr,s ny Az
TuLERY
This forenoon two guns from the artillery brigade of
General Wetzels command, commanded by the able
and dashing Captain Iangdon, of battery NJ First
United States artillery, proceeded to Aikens farm,
near Aikens' Landing for the purpose Of testing the
means of an cniladDg fire OF solid and chain shot The
experiments to-day-whcf Witnessed by General
Shepley, chief OF staff to General Weitzol; General
Thomas, Of the Twentyift corps; MAJOR A. Ii. Ste
vens of Wcitz"s STAFF and Lieutenant Strube. OF Gene
raj Shcpley's stawere not in the main wholly salts.
factory, owing 10 the defective character OF the chain
shot used, about twenty Ave of which fred from
twelve FOUNDER hreench steel gun In respects,
however, the experiments successful, and the
clrsion is that chain sho from enhiading fire, will
tear up this sort Of work and efiectualy destroy it,
Our Special Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1865
Brigadicr General Hoffman, Commissary General OF
Prisoners has gone to city Point to make arrangements
for the disposition Of the great number OF prisoners al
ready received there and constantly coming by
sands So great the number that the question as TO
what shall be done with them considerable ebar
rassmcnt.
Nearly five hundred rebel DISORDERS arrived from City
Point this morning and took tho oath OF allegiance They
were furnished with transportation North
The first vessel cleared from this city direct for Rich
nond since the Of the war; the propeller
Rebccca Barton left here TO day with cargo of
and engineers stores.
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Death OF Major General Russell.

PHiiApEIPHA, April 4 1865.
special despatch to tho Bulletin says that Major
General Russell of the Twenty nth corps, killed in
the late battle.
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Among those standing upon the roof Al tho TIME II
gave way WAS MI Thomas Gibson. He went down with
the rest but In his descent must have struck aga
some projecting object, and instead OF falling directly
beneath the brick and mortar was thrown vosny into
the street Although falling distance OF some thirty
feet he not seriously hurt but at jonod the
party engaged In searching for those who had been
unfortunate
Al usual In such events there we're not wanting many
ladies' and gentlemen 70 forward and cheer the Ia
boring party and give aid and the injured Mrs
Henry Ward Beecher. Ma Moses Beach. MA John 4.
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EXPLOSIONS on THE UPPER

Mr.. william N. Merriam's Dispatches.
GuERAL wurxn's HEADQuARrxRs,
In FRONT or RICHMOND, April 3-5 A. n
EXPLOSIONS urrrR yAxrs
just half hour since most terrific explosion,
making by far moro terrible noise than either the
Petersburg mine or Dutch Gap canal took place in tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
The Press Dispatches.
NIL. n

HswnERs, N G., March 70, 1895.
Captain Newton from Plymouth. states thss ths new
rebel ram Halifax, on the Roanoke river which
mounts sx two hundred Founders, and Is plated with
inch wrought iron two feet Of solid oak, Is
pected ready TO down the river Plymouth
and into the sound the 18th Of April Also that nearly
all the rebel navy ocers In the confederay numbering
two hundred, we're nj Halifax which IL Their ron
devious for this State.
Wade Hsmpton's cavalry are threatening q raid sn
supplies between Kinston and Goldsboro, which
PROMISES TO DO a formidable affair. The necessary
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for their reception,
which will result In wsdc's defeat II not annhi!aon
Quarterma.er General ". @ MeIgs and General
Eaion Chief Quartermaster OF General Sherman army,
leta here this morning for the front
CotpsBoRo, ". G., April 1, 1895.
A detachment from General Rely's coLimand was
sent oat a reconnaissance yesterday, beyond Lite
river They found the encmys cavalry In considerable
force bu. drove them back some three miles, renrnnq
without any loss Tho rebel forces are norm OF IW
river.
FonrRrs MoSsos, Va, April q 1855.
The steamers Decatur Delaware and Jersey Bloc
4 arrived here this morning. from Newoern, ~ VI, WIN
an aggregate of eight hundred rebel prisoners and about
two hundred refugees The condition OF these refugees
il OF the most distressing nature many OF them being
encountered with numerous cnhufen, oee'ooteo rsssss
| and half starved They we're taken IN charge by ne
Provost Marshal aud will be sent North In few days
| wAmxeros, April 4, lsss.
An order Of which this d . copy, has been approves
l by Major General Sherman
| Nswsnsx, n O., March 10, 1ssa
All malls for ocers and soldiers In The army now vita
Major General sherman WILL after this date b. scnf 70
Fortress Monroe, Va, for distribution NO mail 10Y
civilians win BE- delivered unless addressed 70 The osrs u
l some eancer V shem Asy are pers0naus known
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Gen. BAIIy's Expedition inte Loais-
lanai Itnton Oecuplea--Movtng
On Mobile

Gen. BAIIy's Expedition into Louis-
lanai Itnton Oeeuplea--Moving
On Mobile
NEw ORLEANS, March T-uia CAIRo,
March l3.-Gen. Bailys expedition from
Baton Rouge into the iuteriorIof Louisi-
ana and Mississippi, consists Of 5000
cavalry with strong support Of artii.
lery. At last accounts tue expedition
occupied Clinton, Louisiana This
section of country contains & majority
OF loyal people, and il is believed thia
occupation IS designed 70 be perman-
enL
Gen. Bal9Y Smith accompanied Gen.
Candy on the trip recently to the vieini-
~ Of Mobile. lie has not yet been as
signed to any command
Large bodies Of troops are leaving
here for the vicinity Of Mobile. There
are also indications Of movements in
other directions.
The steamships Guiding Star and
Geo Cromwell have been taken By the
military for the transportation Of troops
AMatamoras letter Of the la inst,
says Dias was beseiged in Oaj aka by
Bazine and the situation Of the fall was
very critical
The Morning Stsr arrived to-day
Cotton declined . cents; low mid
ding, r.
sugar aud molasses active; u to 234
for the former, AID Us for The latter
Orders have been received TO iorward
provision 10 the north, aud Loo bbls Of
lard ara awaiting shipment
New tonnage scarce.
Bankers sight checks on New York,
naF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

WAsHIsoros, March I3-Among the
PossmasteFs recently confirmed BY the
Senate are the following.
John j. Cochran, Lancaster, Pa 4.
Vim. Nelly, Dayton, Ohio. M 5. Hant-
ington, Galena, Ills, p. r Jenning,
Sagg HAFbor. olmAr Clapp, Baaalo, n.
T. John J. Speed, Louisville, Ky; VIM
A Howard, Detroit, Michigan.
The amount appropriated BY she late
Congress for the purchase II cavalry
aud artillery horses is 81 ,fA11. 600, and
Tar the purchase Of qua poEder and
lead, Si0,5O0, 600
oHiesFs Of volunteers NOS II commits
sion, below the rank Of Brigadier Gener-
al, who should continue 10 the service I'M
I'll the close Of the war are to receive,
on being mustered Out Of service, three
month pay proper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
BANK sTATEMENT.
The EvansElIIe NationaI Bank.

EEEksuET BEFAAFEs
oaF4eE o. ceNFTR1EEEz - Fus CuEHASs0.
Nashtuzton, JsnpAry Isthts Ak
WHEREAS, b. satisfactory svi8snas presa afed 10
tha unasratgned g has hssn made 20 agu@Nr chat
e THH EvANsFliLE NATIONAL BGsK. - the city
e kv@nsxiila, In she e8uutT q FauasF hn rkA aud
Etsts 81 Indiana. has hHeu daily 1rEauiHaa undar
aad according % tha requirements Of ahs Act %
oaugress entified, " Al act 20 provide Nationai
CuTfsneY secured - pie;ee Of e. s. Eends
zna q provide far the circulation aua redemption
thsreef.' approved 1Has -. 1854. aud has ooEn-
piled vith all the provisions uf said aEs raquifed
g. b eompled With Refsra commencing She BUSH
nns# q banking under sad ses,
Nou. THEaEFuRs. Z, Hugh NcCuiiaeh, Comp
troier Of the CurrsueY Do hgrehy certify thai Tie
Evansville Nssiusai Back, iu the city = Evzus-
vile. In she county q YaEaerhurgh and sfats q
Indiana. i authorized 20 con rienea tbs business
af banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof sltaess ny haad snd seal
u aflce this nlnetesnth Gay % January. 1856.
lL.s HUGH AeIULL0Cu,
Comptroller ~ the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
view Tork Markets.

EEE ToEK hzreA b.
eoTT0E-Duli ssa heavy al 72s5ss for Mid
ding
FL0ra-DnI aaa declfuiag; 10 s58Ii - for
Baana HooE Ohioi II lo8u g iar Traae BEaaas,
cAosihE Guli
wHIsKY-DuIl; wesssra eag2 S. eio.ing
1Fm a. iattar price
WHEAT-DulI Rua drespinE.
RTE-QHiet.
BARLEF-DnM
bailey MALT-Duil.
o0RA-Dulf and declining naw Tsgluw I s5lE
III
0ATs-Dulf ard heavy.
PETR0LKUa-Dail 4os sor Crude. and csc Tor
Bssusd
sUGAR-Dull af I&ls 4ls5sc
AULhss As--DHlt ald nsnilnal-
PogK-HszYy ana lsEer; - s-5z925 8s for
BEEF-Dull AID heavy; IT ooszo . for Prime
Ness.
egr MEATs-sse.ay, r71ae for shoulders.
Isl uIs14r Tor H2ms
hAo0S--Loweri Iss4e for Cumberland csf.
LAKA-Loaer Al Is5z axe.
A0SEI-AetlYe A. Fer afns
sfkRLfNG-Duli ~ j 90 81 -
G0LD-Hsavy aud ioWer. cpsnlnE st iai. DE-
c3inIag q 1917 AMI eusiag al la sis6.
GOVERNMENT STOCK - withuas decided
hangs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Bragg Rspalssa wIth Heavy Loss.

PHILADELPHIA, March Il The But
letiH's Washington special dispatch says
letter dated Kingston, March lob,
and received there az noon to-day, says
that on the day before (the 9th) Bragg
again attacked Coxs forces, making two
separate assaults, which we're repulsed
with heavy loss to the enemy Rutgers
division Of the Second corps captured
one piece Of artillery and 200 prisoners.
Tbs enemy left the Geld in confusion,
aud all Of their killed aud wounded fell
into our hands.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

NEw YoRK, March l3.-Vera Cruz
papers brought by the Liberty have the
following
The 1900 prisoners captured at Ok
AGA have been removed to P8ebla
Among them we're several dsssrters
from the French army, who had been en-
trusted with important commands By
the defending party. 1t Is supposed the
prisoners viii be held to labor on the
public works.
The dispersion Of several guerrilla
hands Is reported
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

NEw YoRK, March I3.-Gold rather
excited, and large holders are uneasy
and anxious to sell. The moment they
attempt to throw any large amount on
the market the price yields. II opened
at l9l, aud, under the news from Sheri-
dan, declined 10 1874.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Additional Mexican News.

NV YoRK, March l3.-By the steam
sr Liberty We have Havana dates OF the
8th, Vera Cruz to the Sd, and City Of
Mexico to the 18th ulk, bringing DEGREES
Of Macmillan, one granting religious
liberty and the other approving the sec
ularization CT the church properly Or
dained by The Republican Government
Nothing definite Of the capture Of Ok
AGA by the Imperialists was received.
The city Of ZacacaboaxiIa was cap
tured BY the Imperialisis on the 18th
The reported submission Of Echagaray
Is untrue, as be still holds out
The Spanish and Italian ministers had
arrived at Vera Cruz. Don Dias Robes
has returned from Matamoras, after in.
stituting many reforms and setting on
foot many internal improvements.
A bold attempt BY pirates to capture
the American steamer Shooting Star
was made on the night Of the 9Th in the
haroor Of Havana, bat failed. IL was
repulsed with the assistance Of the au-
thorities. A boat containing . men
was captured, but on being taken ashore
they were liberated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
sanlt.ry sterss s.ns seutla.

NV YoKx, March 13.-The Post says
the Sanitary Commission despatched a
steamer for Newbern on Saturday, with
supplies, aud another is loading and will
be ready to sail for the same destination
in afew DAYS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
JAY COOKE,

seHscnfFrToz AsEss. PAaad>lgkla.
Sc SUBSCRIPTIONS VIA a KxeEisKB ~ ran
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK or EVANSVILLE,
Aad By
THE NASHVILLE NATIONAL BANK.
ms amA&W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

The nost valuable remedy before the pebble
without any exception, Is Dtxon's Blackberry
Carminatfys. II aIways effects cure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
BOOT Ind SHOE LINE.

They lntena % se.p th.,r .,,... ..,..,.,. ., a.
seet makss and asst desirable Goods hat can Be-
lsnad ~ New knsiAnd, aad they an also deter.
a.nrA tast ~ hease Ia The eauutry shall ssu
setter or cheaper Deeds thAn they,
YAH and sxamine steel and Prizes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

CAKo, March I3--Foar hundred and
City paroled prisoners, from New Or
leans, belonging to Western regiments,
arrived to-day, and viii go North as soon
as transportation can be furnished
Gen WashbuFn has thrown tbs entire
district Of West Tennessee open 70 trade.
Citizens will be allowed freely 10 come
TO Memphis with their prOdaess and take
out limited amount OF family supplies.
This viii continue, hoEeFer, as long
as the people manifest loyal and friendly
feelings towards the Government Of the
United States and don't abuse the privi-
leges granted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
oFFfcx AND RESIDENCE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets


TESTIMONIAL.
CtNcfsNAT1. o.. March, II. isga
This il 10 certify that We, the undersigned, have
been intimately acquainted with =. W. Bsyaton,
NJ. D., fer about slEht years. During the last SIX
years he has been engaged to \ lueratisv and ste-
cesaful praotier of Medicine ia this city. lie
leaves here ca account Of IN ksalth
We take great pleasure in recommending him
both socially and PROFESSIONALLY, a gentleman u
excellent morals, aud occupying prominent pc
sition smoBg the Physicians OF our city, and hope
he may sncceed a. we'll elsewhere A. he has done
with Us. 4. FREEMAN, N. D..
Professor Of Surgery ia Eclectic Medical TRsii.
tute, Cincinnati. o.
JOHN N. SCuDDER, n. y.
Professor Of the Thecry Aas Practice Of Msdi-
cine Ia the q. n. Institute.
IL. ID. GARRISON, NJ. D..
Late Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology In
the above Medical Institute. dpcfa-Am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
FINANCIAL.
j. 5. 80 L0LR.

By s1shorify Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the uaaersigssd has assumed the General Sub
ssrfpsiau Agency fos ne sale Of United states
Treasury Notes, bearing ssvsn ard fhrvs tsnshs
Per esnt fnanrr.f per annuu.. kno~n a. ID.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Cincinnati Markets.

fsfxrrxNasz. March =
FLarE-very Ban, supeFanes co. ExtEn,
2 lszk 80 HolaarH more al xi0zs tekasf
WHEAT seSinea &c 50 for Eea-
C0ES-lesas fowsr and the denaana Iight.
oATS-Tsr-se
NHISET-Hsia a. 3, With small sales
Pk0Tfsf0ks-nsii; Mes Pork offered a.
= 50, Balk Meats - l5ezITe, Lard - 22c-uo de-
m4nd-
GR0CERIKS-Bali
CLOVER sEEp-Steady a. - oo4ls O.
TIM0THT-5 nsss5 a..
fT0Lp-Tss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
MEDICAL.
S. w. Rovnton. mi. D..

I Ate OF CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
IL permanent resident Of Bvansvills, Offers
his professional services 70 the citiEaus Of this
city ard vicinity. Frem his extensive experience
ia the Hos ital and general practice % Msdieins
and srrgery IN the former city, he feels confident
Of his Sbi ity 70 4urc macy cases which have re-
sisted 4. eusaal modes Of treatment.
n@- Particular attention given 20 tha treatment
Of Chronic Diseases. AID those peculiar to the
ulimaie, such a. Fever and Agus, Bilious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Soldiers Special EotfeeA-Do your duty
TO yourselves, protect your health, use HoLBo-
WAYS PILLS AID OINTMENT FOR FsYsrs,
wounds, Sores, and Bowel Complaints they are
perfect sac guard Pull directions 70 uss then
sert with each bsx. If the reader Of this
"notios " cannot get box of Pills or oihtmsnf
from the Drug Store In BIS place, let hrn write to
me, % Maldsn Lane, enclosing the amsunt, and
will mall 3 box free Ct expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines on hand because thsv
cannot make ~ mueb profit - On other persous'
make. S5 cents, - cents, snd 81 90 PER box or
pot. mz-I~d
The most yalBsbIs remedy before the pablie
without any exception, Is DixOn's Blackberry
Csrminstiys. II always effects Aeurs.
DIS EASES OF THE NERVOUS. sEnfsAL,
Urinary, and Sexual sysssms-nsw and rsll>bls
irs@sment-in Reports II the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Sent By HslI il sealed letter snFel.
opss, frss Of charEs. Address DE-. ,. sKILLIH
BJUGHTOH, Howard Association, No. soatb
EfSth strsst, PhIlsdsIphia, Pa.
aprl'e4 a&w1ys
Why submit 70 the suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels, whsn DiKon's Blackberry
Cumulative can BE- obtained al any respectable
drug store. JanIs-Is
B1arrhosa and Dysentsrry.--ws have en-
aminsd great number Of letters from sons sf
the most prominsnt citizens Of Cincinnati aud
cOyisgson, etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DR.. strickisHd's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure Of Diarrhosa and Dyssaterry. The lsttsrs
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, Of CoviBz.
ton, says be was pronounced incurabls by the
best doctors In Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
strickland's Anti ChoIsFa Mixture Effected per.
mansnt cure, alter suffering for months with the
worst form Of Diarrhsa and pyssHisrry. For
sale b. Druggists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.
SEED.
NOTICE.

CyEkLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- ~ thp Birectars fCel. y. y Bates, unioa
Bethel and Alhsrt Hassnl u tbs Locust sruvs
MinfnE Cempsny. untii tbs ITth e March, fsr
stnkiEg s.1.st sasan b hiisEh Fret - the zeal
stan, suFpoea 20 b. siEhty eighty i've fest
hei5s The Hufiazi. en- tas bauk u The rtTtF
riia shove kesiTurr. epseideatiens msy - sesu
b cailiug o. Aiissff nsssa. Presiasht Of sid
Company. rssi1saes ave miles aboss Evansville.
% the EswBhkK fo4d Or On u. D. Hoberts,
Csshiar q the ESsnMsiiis NatiunRi Bank. aud also
81 he efBu@ u The secrptary 10 HswbuFR.
81 order " tbs Directors.
mli-ei E1E LEwIs. sse'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

FAsse Sesss arr Issued saasr asss Of Aasszs IsiA
issa. &aa are payable sArse years fron thas tine
n sarraney. o. are esaversisls. At the optics Of
the holeer, isss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

To - iouni In sny House 10 the Western World,
and thry Intend seiluF Goods NJ such prices a. viii
thancr any Eoef iadss 10 buy hers 10 preferences
= iqutaFihes ciaeia aaii o. Chicago. n addition
g their tefy sxtehelse Assoftmeni 81 Meas,
Boys end Chfldtsn'a Hats aud Gaps their ntook
q Ladies Misses and Chiidren's Trimmed Hats
= large ead rompleis, ans % Nruld ssk the priv.
iiixe efshswing Ger Goods % the trade
" lli yoa cali ana s1amlna
MORGAN, READ & co.
mhp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
MUSICAL.

Pianos - Pianos.
tAyE nAvK JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOr
w n sPlsndia Fiangs, ffgm The Blest o@iebrat-
"a makFfrs Wis Wa. Knais Co, aTninuAT a
Hsss, Ernst 0shisf, Peters welt. Dsokar Bros.,
>. r.. and Alien aad JsNs't. Also, hna lot u
emifii's Au.sriean Organs aud Meio1soas
MI WARgFS q c0NYHGT0H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
MILITARY.
THE FIRST CORPS,

TIE FIRST CORPS,
Under Command Of MAJ. Gen Hancock
A Ill ABLE BODIED MEN WHO HAVE
Il been IN the service two years and heen bon.
orably discharged, may enlist in this Corps for
One, Two OF Threa years. Every vHtsrsE wiil re-
receive
Special Bounty Of $500
- soon mustered In and further bounty OF
$40 for one years enlistment, $500 FOR twn ysars
and 500 for thrue years. one-,hlrd being paid
down b. each casa, thb remainder IN miscellaneous
rhey 10 - credited to distrlcts where they Or
their families hFa aamieiads and will, thsrsfuTs,
reosive the local bounties, making from
500 TO $1,000 BOUNTY !
Substitutes for enrolled men may enllat ia the
First Corps and principals all BE- exempt from
draft
Representative recruits feeaiyo bouaty
Recruits viii b. organized into companies and
mustered into thn u. ., services NJ indianapolis.
The tfoops Of this Corps will be armed wtth
breech loading repeating rifles, aud ths Hen
viii be allowed 10 retain their at the expra-
tion Of their term Of service
All Provost MsFahala are aathorized 10 enlist
men for this Corps and pay the local bounty At
once The following have been appointed Re.
cruitng Ofliesrs.
col RHETNLAsDER,
cot. MANK, and
CAPT. DAZZLING.
Wa. n. MORGAN,
Col ist A. a., supt Recruiting Service.
Office Ne 3. Talbot 3 News Bloek. Indiaaapo-
lis. ind fssg3.im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
THE VERY LATEST
II E LIE Or II a = H.
Papers found In Eeriy,s Camp.

NEW YoRK, March I3.-fhe Tfsass's
Shenandoah correspondent says
Among the papers founl in Early's
baggage was 3 letter from JEFF Davis il
reply to a petition Of the soldiers to have
the war brought to close, as they had
fought four years and accomplished
nothing. Davis reply Is characteristic
he simply expresses the hope that il
does not represent The feelings Of the
majority Of his men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
ELECTION NOTICE.

.
vANnERHuReK CoCSrY.
Fts State II Indiana e he eAertf = laHdsrbSrgA
senatEs
I BLYTHE HYNKs, CLERK OF THE VAN.
deTburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify 20
the Sheriff Of said county what officers arc TO be
elected for the several townships in said eonRtvs
A. the usual places Of holding elections, on the
hrst Monday In April, lS6S.
Fer Pigeon Township. Two Justices Of she
Peace, -Four ConstAhles, aud Que Township
trustee.
For knight Township: Two justices Of the
Pease, Two Constables, aud Oue Township Trus-
-.
Fer Scout Township; one Justice Of the Peace,
Two Constables, and One Township Trustee
For Armstrong Township; One Justice Of the
Peace, Two oonstahles, and One Township Trus.
tee.
for Perry Township; One Justice Of the Peace,
. Two Constables, and One Township Trustee
Fer Union Township; Two J Justices Of the Peace,
Eve Coustables. and One Township Trustee
For Centre Township; Two justices Of tho
Peace, Two Constables, and one Township Trus-
tee.
ForGerman Township; One Justic OF the Peace,
Two CoAstables, and One Township Trustee.
And the sheriff Is hereby directed TO give legal
notiee Of said election, ia conformity with tue
statutes in such cases made aud provided.
Ii WITNESS WHEREOF have hsreunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal Of said
IL. 81 Court, at Evansville, Indiana, this first
BLYTHE HYNES.
Clerk V. c. c.
CERTIEY THAT TIVE .rORFGDINC Il A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
cold Dssisr.. Rsper. ID vle.err.

NEW YoRg, March I3-The gold
dealers have report that Sherman has
had a heavy fight, defeated the rebels
and captured large number Of prise
ners and munitions Of war. The report
has had its effect npou the market