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Ernenni,iiorn.

8 a1btn to II, II. SUM. Der Brds
lipent bat fol9enpe @rnennungen semadt
3bp5. Warwe1 gum S~teuercummtlar Spn
Nt0beme, Cabin 8rppn BON 9ie,p SerleY gum
Gpnl1l in Nu9sbur9, Maricn@rese BON Gent
ue0ee gum @unlul in &in9lton, Samatca, s.
Scbn6 5. @tbbpn gum Winsaufeber In Gbar-
lOtte, 81. g., Cts. Darfer gum @puoerneur
BON l1tab unb @m, IS. 0alace gum @On+
berite,tr pph Sbabn.
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Ginberufuns bes canaSiiden g0rlameats.

Quebec, Il. Sult. @etern purDe cine
@abtnet6isun9 9ebalten unp cine 9rcflama<
ttUn %erlalien, pp5urA paS 9arlament auf ben
8. Nuguit einberufen miro.
@s miro bebauptet, Die 0te9ieruns beabli6>
ti9e BON DEM 9arlamente fetn @elp snr Nn=
lage BON 8efelti9un9en gu forbern.
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8un0cSbnnptnaOt.

Wa1btngton, Is. Suit, 9ph cine
Delegation Dpn 6loripa lit 9ier aneelangt,
unt 9eset bic Grnennun9 beS &tGterS Soar
pin gum prppi1pril0en Gouperneur gu prpte=
1ttren. sic fpmtnt st 1pat.
Wpntgpnter9 Slair mno cine Delegation
BON Mar9lnnp iparen 9sute Mur9en beim
0ralfpentcn, UNI i'm gu bitten, NIT Der 8e=
lebung eepiner Nenter in Baltimore 9enpe=
rungen pUr3uneGmen. Der jebige 9ptmeilter
ptrD, wte mir bSren, bleiben.
SIR. Crane, ben Mrtilt BON 6arpers @eet-
II, fanb man Ge1tte tppt in leinem 8ett inn
Nattpnal 6ptel.
Die Ypltmetferltelle gu philadelphia 1T
np9 ntGt beiebt.
9tthmDnper Sldtter bon geitern melDen bic
Nnfunf BON NeeerbY SObn1on, um ben Gigen=
tbimern BON Ballard unO SpOttswppp !6oule,
welde nit Sel4la9 bele9t tpDroen iinO, ais
Nnpalt su btenen.-GS mtrb bon pielen Oteb<
ltdbten teri6tet, = Die NtGmpnp Shines"
brtngt etnen lansen @rttfel, ipel6er CUR gin=
tpanpertng in 8irginten einlapet.
GBabrtd,einlicbe Sreifpred1uns Scr M1ik sa-riS.
Der @rO3eb 9eeen Nttb 5arri5, pesen Ct
mCrpun9 be5 S. Burroughs, Glert i'm S6aB<
amt, miro in &uraem CUNT S6luB tcmnen.
5eute woren finf Ner3te pOrbei9ieoen. INN
Elm 0uta6ten ~abSu9eben, pb Die Nltgetlaste
ipirfliG frant let.. Sic waren niGt ale elmer
Meinun9. Giner ia9te, Dap ct, ais Nr5t Der
Sail, Die 0efan9ene re9elmabig jepen Sag &C.
leben babe. Ct Babe ME NnSeisen BON Sci
lteStrantbeit an tbr entOefen %fGnten, AUDI iet
lie ME ais 9eiltestranf pom ibm bebnnpelt
tpprpeu. Die a~lgemeine Wetnung Derer,
Die NIT ptelem @rcseB gu tbun baben, 1T, pab
Die atseflagte freiselprc6e1 tperOen miro.
Die @e16pprenen tperben i1re 9lGse our Sc
ratbung ni6t 3u p~erlaffen brau6en.
Oas 6riessmatcriaI scr RebeGeu NTH BON Weerieo
dHsSeiiefert.
Sff3ielle Mtttbeilunsen BON YartS an ba5
5taatapepartement redtfertieen bic Grs
ipartung, DAP Die &onpnen ,tnb anpere5
@t9entbum, tpel6e6 BON ben GebeGen mad Der
capitalization naG MericO ausgefi1rt wurre,
Den Ser. Staate' freiwilig ourideegeben
werben tptrb.
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Scr alrbriterausaans in a,nHaIo.

@aftalO, II, Sult. Qebtem Samtag
BELT bic u9abprerS linton" incl. bic arsgee
fanDenen Mrbetter, 100 in Nlem. etnen ltm-
aug, nobel bic srGBte Srpnuns berrl6te. Dte
GiIenba6ncpmp, bat Die Dldbe Der ausseltan=
Denen Mrbeiter tpieper beIebt uup Die Union 1T
a1u,lih. ae1hldaem.
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leberfd,u s,nmuns sss ednputuau6ss.

@ttlabeIpbta II. Suli. Der leste
8esen bat cine l1eberlGmemmune beS S4uYl=
flutes perurla6t. Die Slutb Fat mebrere
tleine 6duler fprtgertnen. Der 8taDuct Der
G%bsstnutltr. Bride wurpe e~benfa1S mcgee
lG,pemmt. Die StraBen in Ntanapunf muir
pen iberl dpemntt unp mebrere Wiiblen nit
fortgerilen. Die 9iprriStptpn Sabn mnBtc
tire Sabrten einltelen, ba Die Sdienem iber=
lGipemmt trarei.
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Shrer SoSt c~nfIoSTem.

Bottom II, Suit, Der vSraOelec" he
riGtet, baB mebrere T~ebelleuseneralf aus
5ortgEarren e%ntlaien inp. Darunter 1T Sen.
Sadlpn bon Slprtpa unp Sen. Mtarmabute.
IS linD jebt muir nod weni9 Sfi3tere i'm Sort
@arren in 6aft.
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Neuefte Na6ri6ten.
SurdbtbGrCr Gturm unO l1s~beridurem''u''s III
Nfem Teriette

@Umerstlte, 81. ST. II. Sult. Sin
heftiger Sturm witbetf seltertt IN oiele'
@esiOn unp Serurla6te cine 9rcge ue6er-
l6Wemmunq am &aritanfub. SaatfeIoe'
unD @ielen FnO gan3li@ iiberi4'pen'nt una
ctele 6auler unO S9eunen gang untermtntrt
Die W1ipole 8ropf Bride lit ni@t gu pallireu
unO bic gtew SerleY %gettraltabn Fat ibrt
sSabrten einItellen miIlen.
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9as atlautii9e Selcgrap6enz&abel.
SOrbereitunseu TIT Sasms5pumcIaub.

ct. Subn, gep=5Uunplanb, IL. Suit,
Sn Der Sorau8l ebuns, Dap Die 2e9uns pea
tran5atlantii6en &abels seltnst, lit cine Ssle=
grapbenltnte DON bier aus naA 6eart5 Son:
tent, benz fir Die 2esun9 beS Sit tenenpeS Be
itimntten 9unfte, errt6tet pCrpen. Gs 1T Re:
reits elm Bureau erbaut pprben unb a1es sul
Qeeune De8 &iiltenenpes bereit.
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cine delegation aus a0arpIenb.

Gtne Delegation BON WarYlanb bate cine
Nupien3 BET Dem 9r%alpentea, pielelbe 1T ge=
gen bic am Santltag 9euta6te @ieberernet=
nun9 Der s3plbauSbeamten. l1eber bic Wteber=
%ernennung De6 5rn. 9urneQ gum @utmeilter
ldetut ni6t selprpGen wprpen 3n fem. Oa5
Qntt6ambre pes @ralpenten mar beute lebr
beluat, inter ben Nnweienpen traren mebrere
prpminente Gr=9tebelen.
Die piplomatil6e G~crreipunDen3 aptlAfn
Dem Staat6lefretar uno Der pantheon Sc
fanOfhaf5 be3i9liA Nuslteferuts be6 StOne=
maQ, purOe beute publt3trt.
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9En4
aWsM9s5&



Oritte Muo0abc orr .. ct. 100 9trtcs:
a~usgeeeten untsr Sem Datum Spua Is Suit 1865.
3ablbar tret SABRE BPM Datum tn s~dnebarrut GeItt pet,
~einl5ablr. rad 9eunft beS Befsers, Ia
q. ct. $50 icdbS @'rOa. GOlc SabIcnfe Sinjcn.
1Sir Fnb lest ber.tt, Subieripttenen cntes9en Az nesnen
ab5usli0 Der Snterefisn bis gum Is. Suit. btefeIben rer.
ben am /. Stunt ferte iein
tefesifb bic ~etn3tse NnietBe TIM MART
wel6s bte Teeternn6 0ffsrtrt unS tire srtseu
8prtbetle rnd&in he gu Der
er6bten pppuldren NnIeibe ces 8pIte8.
gety etIauSfn bic nbIiGe Gpn,mtffox a1en Barssn, Ban.
Tiers unb 3febSlern une ltefern Bite sipien fte! an Urgent
eiuen Gsstl bs8 2anbes. gRan melbs '& fofsrt bat
"metruter ~ & | nj
TS@de Baltimore II. GdIuertfr.
!ri1i22Al SpSicr,rtIOnH-M atntsn. Nnftinn Wt
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General %erlammIunn
NlQ. Mr0. Gr. llntrrjtiituusssWrr, ina

Die W~tttSiteber obsSen Vfre'nE Fas4leu erfuft al, IS. b.
1tsnrS 8 lIbr in, QeretnslptaIe ja eri6eiuen, un, n, rscs
pprt'eBeptea @elhatte 3H %GcIettasn; GaG pirp am cbiorn
ASsno bic &Dmite lRer teh Nnfanf pon &Splru ttr.Attn,
,rnpptj d. Mttaanb GeFr
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Sie fteife 9lnIcihe.

8biIabeIpbia, II. SuIi. 9ie Cub.
lcription auf bic neue @nleibe belief iid beut'
auf S5,663, 500.
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4-3aIgy 8eltauratlOn, Weln unO Blere Salon
.SSEA4M bon
assks SbarleS S0sIer,

WV VUN WHF WV YuFFITVNPF.! y =.
BaIttmprt
Die bifsn 2tqrsrs, refine gnetne ,ne etA erfrtf1eutss
9~aeerbter Gnbeu mstne Gate i~eberjett.
rs Rstfenbe Ruttn quite Mutna5nne mt fteunblt4e @sbte'
nnnr. (2~0iHn8D1t|
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zzS 0Didbtie fir GtnpanSerer.
9tcuc arrangements fir @iniuanrcrcr
bic nnh penn MeiteN Al reiien miinihen.

eNST
SDa teute, 9. WoSbr., an Dereen nt @tnranDtrer auf be,
northern @fntraI &aIpert Ctr. Derot Gtieutabn NIT ben
&rprefsue ref5rbert. Die Batu btetet baeurb ZEN Gnt
gran en- etnsa Sr66ertn 8srtbetI, OILS irgrmh ctrt
aabere Sdtn. QUO IN Ge nm 81 Wteilen tlrier ais jtIe anhert
Bah nd& Dendnnten pIdsen, ais:
Pittsbur9, GleSelonp, Detroit, Sort Wapne,
Chicago, W1ilpaatee, @aIena, Dubuque, ct.
Paul, NOd Sslane. burlington, Soma Gitp
IN: tperecn Scbbalb ps mts her Northern Central Sabn &c
he loen geriOusn 10 Sturten frlber ale bic NIT anbern Sab
mn ~e.bsnbsn eprt %enireftn, aut Werten 4 wlaI wsntstt tts
ID cen baeft ssUe6feIt. Ete 8nbn Siett bar5 ben f&5nftu
If 800 DeeiIsu. Das @epad tnirs bier eeset%net (rnarteh)
u1b esbt INIT ben YaflJtelen en- ben BeAtnmunssDrt.
Nab Greitllne, 0apton, Cincinnati, 9noianas
pDli8, 2cuispiae uno ct. Souls
werbsH etenfaae Ta1astert b~ei5rOert ut fir ttr gspdt
tetne fretsra unidbunasfcHeu herehTet. Gte pon19ttrs
t6uaen mit osm 8 lbr. 6er Nttn6s 10 llbr- 3us nod aGen
peiiIsh .piiteu ettsn cbne unterpsee dufsebalten az perbe n.
DnrGiabrts -gtaete rerben scTiauft In btr Office les
N8snten SCtn q. Batter,
Mas No. IS Reds Ctr. nabe gnctefS Spbar
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ana4lthe srtefifte.


Sebte mOnatlthe Getiumm ung ceS Nierbrauer>
8ereln5 ls
b>atf %bcne 8 ubr i'm ss~Sbnlt&sn qOfaIe. OIufnt6ss Or.
lGstEeh NTH EN-, tttf. ia uttr tie in ctr SaGs ssfnhIIhsu
Setter Stri1et wIto. SIN Auftrde les ytGf. Cyse No.
ttJ 1856. g. GttSfsI c..
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Wocb Brernelt.

49, D4s ft6ae Sre1 er S&tff c fer aIafe "SObaant
lDtbeimiu,". Capt. /. 3. SeleFnau. iaset mao cSt5Em "a.
en-, um Dor reer am 10. Aueuf 3u iseeln. uno btetst 9aHa-
a.srsn eine pgrsual DE @eleseutstt sur ueserfatrs.
29Seeu Bva&t rrgr @aliese meoet man f4 an Zen @Apttan
am BGro. SadicnS Nhcrft, . &c an p.
Z. &. y u 0 Il Z 8 "
(lSIIf I5aua) sd. y II &teapiiee u. xem,nrehr.
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IVNrtlrD.nfn rinr6 lnrifrru N}1nnrrrins

Sem Nuu DE Sieler II tteli her res ttrsite stfHIrFs nen
gfef &no SGuesreins Ne 2 nG1suirmmsn MIRO sine Ser
1nmsUn8 aur Nttircp. 10 suit Nb nee 8 u r. i'm y. retns
10 al Wtli talttmprtfr. Ytc. 671 anosraumt. aut, pte ae
icunen rhh, bluSuSu!rften, nrlsn Gt gsfdl'st rdieltt ein-
nnhcu. ,pimil N Il n ~ n
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Oie WarnIanS
RiehrisMe RGten
BON seH beftem GUsuvasnlen.

sRiehristte Rates
bon seH bctsl Gusapaan!en.
Der Charter Steftr 6 ernoaauis erie't et8 efu YesrTt Sra
ninT pentser ats $l00 600 tctur G ta0te. Sd1tnetaer In go
FER GIGhe Cider teitecdpteten ~beitttent, ais Caarnuttg fur
etrIide SansIuuecretie mtr kSH iSntAbern sss BetaGsa
runesi4tinen
Dttfe @capGenit IL tesett e~ess6haiiRs s. 'ers NerN6e-
rnnfs &etHt sltr do St5e.n fet e,He peniEf Gstbe ppK
Sdhrea unb fur Ishn Satve riot ~terfdub~xe go Pine aps.
i~uGeter. e
O~sss'si&sn e@tsps fir aasa'nssh. iatslids &tatOmmen &c.
.--tt- 8edmte:
TRcrBe . Gtenos. Pr6Rbtni.
f- +- +'+ IreFtsren
Raa,iItcn @dHs- ben &antItpn &eAsr Il O..
Nada VI. plpmau. co. &irtiGae Gbd'e 4 IS,
SEQ 2 IbpmGs. ron ps'm Ais esmus 4 &c.
9aeb StHca zte m N19rtie Ncrts.
tram WCNby IT,, spn E0uetertp. gpeDt6 l. 60.
Gep 8 Ninet, rcR = etrrfh Nitner & so.
Ebrmde g. far, pr5 @iIeert Gaiiare & &ctCa
sini Oerr ee, zen Bm 8 p.te L Gr.
aeaa WeeS, rem EbrraS IL Go.
5 o u. DGsts, Sen.
Dr., 3. 80. SaaL, erGrn 'ntrcni es Ats..
Dr. &~tl4fcpber SCbnfOa sr1fE tsTtsesr 1r.t>,
R- &stns Rsaen fas RoIstsu. et'mssI ptsr ss,tgiSs Inv
ttrip63n& ~ t..tH.
SIR EaMAeu, ssstta ,e, rsrts man % on RE Gfass Ter
&rrsrasuie, - y Sputb+r
n.ti% ~ .... .+s f5ss5 NHS4 hSf Eran7Itu ganf.
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BlGtterzx

Wtt lem erten Stsamer Scn ylerp . II ertaIte Id cine
Sdrtte Grnrctt-rut SeeD, Wipper, nmGiutt unC MILLER gu
iebr tiuigern greis; eten ais irbr feme GndltiGt 0auGna.
mir er ittE etniesu I5apen W@f bler INA ApGrtte rpar
9DtIItdM Gaut,
80 pnrt -~f AN III 1SaI.innrenr.
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~, MCnticeuD 8dMs.
sd ylo. 1855 uno 157 Nroao Str.
rem fredericksburg 9iatIrrsO Dept ~sssenatsr s
in Nid)monr, $50.
y~Reircnrrn taiie p5taes Srtel teltens t~r,pFebtea. Sir
fr3uuSttde 3imaer unS auten &tf, Ia Gets eeipyet unit tie
gar mt ben feiuten Q1etnen nre 2!s4Dren %perittsn.
l4ittSMN q. . dnn , Ei9e tenraer.
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afss5 Ser. ct %Dffs&inie.
e gcn Baltimore
nd3
Sort Mtpnvoe. 0lrrfnlf, Sin 4yriut uro
NidmcnO.

Ns9"W' Ad9llD
Etc Eamp'tr ter Sdeltnit ~terIaIsn rem II ntpn0 n
am Gnee her 3rntrrtA-, I q d mn 6 utr Ro6mff.ass
UT Hsrt ARsnrse aab 9crfpIt 3D. Ws ft hurd Vine tTAe
ol9Hs psMetstlsnte auf lem Sarts 8laa Ttt Gits Point
une Wi@mDab IN Werttnbuns Aeben.
Ntsssre etrlaH.n 9itp petnt unb @i&HUn tdeIi& nm o
uer WtOrasnt unt Heben bet S5rrt Wpurcs NIT ben @aufur,.
ptern IN Otrb nhuue, rtI&e RprfrIt nm ~ utr @d9n.
SttIGHtn nrt IN Baltimore Efffititte thr Bite SfIt@eH, reR-
li&eu unb @aIttnstpn @atn;use etntrt fen.
~ Die Dampftr sieltr e'ntt befabrtn BEN Sdmes Slut
5 N 4 Z Il d sur S1eesSett uno eeben ben yoHoaie.
rem bimIdnsIi& @tIestrsttt, bic SSrttffntiontu un6 aaSsrS
6ebenSwtr.bt AZ 5ef@au n.
Gidtts fir bttIt Tidtt fnb am BCrt Der Dampier 3a baktn.
U0n 8GItimer mad Nprfrt .........r.".,... So OF
y Sort W9rrrre..... .............6 90
Dusd. GtdttI BON Ualtimsrt rad &t6mpnb ..........S 90
- @tfp Yptnt ...., ....7.60
t GajIttn,t r naer unb GNsn ertra.
Die Sintrt err Ge anenItGtette fnb unutertrpftn nnh tsr
Gtfh gut r~erfebtH.
PehGettre, weIGe UNI LIS ron pbtlatfIpbta abaeten. frek
fen rchtjettte fur rieIt Damstr bier eth.
prfasiese NIT BE- 8 ubr NprSenjus spn Rsr' y)vtf babeh
binret&tHe 9sii In BaIttmrre ~ Ntttaa Az irtigen. ~"
gaHastrt nit rem 8 nbr Ra@mtttassiIs bon Wattne4rx
treHtR re&tsettt5 tier elm. e
&xep O'Gsnner. SeG.astEf. tsimaiIaR
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SohIl Sic IT,,

s. @onitable nno Collector,
ytp. 6A2 Nef 8aitim ore Str,
belUr4t Yrpnrt aGt GpQeettpmen Fur 5aus. urb Trunb Steat
UtuS &c (itil8 III
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91eucr Sauverttu.

Differ neusesrintete OF Baltimore @erinanta %auSeIein
SO 3 miro re en- 4iennae Abenp UNI 3 'br lene reaeimdstse
W~ertanmlung in Ter SlGei SGle lei Srn. WeSrs 9es, SIo
SCaolrGge adult n. Jreunse peiGe NOD MunfteM antbet!e
su Set&neu, TAB b6H,Git stn, ~ellren. 5. Auits. Oes 0eretns
rs. % c 4 { + M drn, yrdI.
{InnatU 6, GeiieI, Sefr.
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WcMrr N0unrrCin.

60 bat f6 IN hem pcfals res otnrp MitsI, ylo. 3 Wurb
9tebnr, tin neuer Saaperein e%esruniet. beIen @eiese fir
,etes Witt9lteo a%tnebmbar unb gut ine. Serer Nenlt, mel.
DER ap6 %teljuire. e. wiI ftt, I'm, .ita bur0 nO&enIlt&e Sci
ira e Elm Ell eneS pauS an3uftafen III hermit er iu&t, am
SttnraS ateues s upr gu erfbetnen. Die N1n3aeIunsem
tDnnen nat BeIteben emaht merfen.
(amDct) s. .. S66fer, Gefr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
DRUGGISTS.
9oza IA ma THE g zF'di desc
NMELY NGE:1 1sIRE


no, 40. sEssr STREET.. EAAs rosr oryIc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
Failures IN new York.


There are reports current Of the fall-
nre of several prominent frns- an New
York city II is said that the banking
house Of II. ]. Lyons 6 Co. has been
compelled to suspend. This firm had a
large number Of correspondents in this
State, and its suspension, IF the report
should prove true, will be- O. serious in.
convenience to many of our prominent
extensive operatorg:- ID fumored that
the sinking fund has large deposit, Il
is said 500, 900, with this house, but il
10 abundantly secured. The firm repre-
sents large capital, and unless its losses
ars very heavy, ita supsnsinn viii only
be tenaporary, shd viii resulfBin no per
manent injury to its creditors.
The Union members of the Board Of
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund,
who have been unable to ascertain ths
whereabouts of this money for some
time past. will now learn hatitgwasHon
deposit md saaid 70 have been the prin-
cipal capital or the above institntion, of
which Mr.. ID. Ricketts,, one of the Com
missioners, was the principal owner
The failure of this house is said TO be in
consequence Of doing large business
for various Western Copperheads who
were specializing in gold.
The State viii hardly lose anything by
this failure, as il il amply secured ..
~2 49, Indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
Broken lin.


A nest of secession sympathizers who
have been specuiating in gold, and run
ming down the credit Of the Government,
went under 10 New YORK during the late
panic. These parties lived, some in
Canada, some in Louisville, and others
in various parts of the country, but all
were animated by the same spirit of
hostility to the Government, II. j..
Lyon ,Ie6 Louisville was the head and
front-of the cliqna6 He represented the
latter in the gold roomd6 They made a
large amount of money last year, and
expected to make a great deal more this
year, feeling confident that gold would
90 to five hundred. A Louisville preach
er;-rebel, of course=@is among the used
up individuals He started out with
twenty thousand dollars in gold, which
belonged to his wife. This, with profits
On early transactions, be used as mar
gin, and got 70 be an extensive operator
His ventures last week used up all his
margins, and left him high and dry, with
. large debt 30 manage. We would re-
Ter this rebel parEon to the, history of
Pharosh' lean kline. He-witi 1recollect
how these devoured the fat kline, and
we're still unsatisfed. He might preach
a practical sermon on that text, BY way
Of illustrating the iniqnities Of gold
gambling In view Of this collapse, and
the hopeless condition Of the Confeder-
acy, this clique of rebel gold gamblers
must bena gloomy set Of individuals
about this tlme.-- Cincinnati GGsstte.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
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OUR SPtclit' REPORT.
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Junction OF sherman and SchoneId.
NEW YoRK, March 2S.---The Tribune 8
Goldsboro special, dated the 2zd,s gives
the following account Of Sherman.an
Sehofeld's s movements: ~, --s,;f. ..--fg
9 Cen Cox advanced from. Kinston To-
wards Goldsboro on Sunday morning,
the remainder Of the corps following
on Monday morning The enemy had
already fallen back, leaving the road
clear, but destroying the bridges aud
.cniyerts A body Of the enemys. cav
airy disputed our advance, bat on, Suu-
day eommunicatien. was opened with
Sherman by GeuetaI Schofeid, Captain
ferining and escort who succeeded ip
reaching his headquarters. : In the mean
time Sherrnan's scouts arrived al Scho-
fieid' headquarters, bringing word thai
bis advance was within fifteen. miles OF
SmithfeId Sherman had encountered
but slight opposition Hampton and
Wheeler cavalry occasionally trying to
check his advance Sunday afternoon
the enemy made stand, about fifteen
miles southwest Of Smithfield, where a
line Of strongly entrenched field works
had been thrown up, and with batteries
in position, opened on Gen. Sherman.
The Goth corps, forming the center, we're
first engaged. The l4th corps constitut-
ingthe right, and the 18th the left, were
advanced, and a brisk engagement fol-
lowed, In which our loss was not heavy.
Meantime Gen. Schoiield pushed for.l
ward rapidly The advance of Sher-
man on the enemy right will be in the
direction Of Sfnithfeld and Raleigh, aud
the enemy will have TO fall back in orderto
cover these points. Schofeld continued
to press them on Monday aud Tuesday,
and 1.-The enemy entered Goldsboro. On
Tuesday Sherman advanced again and
skirmished with the rebel rear guard
until he reached BentoDville. Here the
enemy had entrenched on the opposite
side of Mill creek. The Goth corps was
first engaged and at noon sharp battle
was progressing along the whole line,
Knpatrieks cavalry being actively en-
gagged on the left flank. The 20th' corps
suffered temporary check, but the l4sh
corps coming up in good time held its
gronnd!. Tic 97th corps. was advanced
70 the sdpport of the 18th and 10Th, and
succeeded ain turning the enemys right.
Compelled to give way; the enemy fell
back, abandoning his works and press
ing through Smithfeld towards Raleigh.
Sherman followed up the retreatiug reb,
els. and entered Smith6eld without fur--
Their opposition. ns6 ,baAid = - ae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30
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Late from Dlxie--IntefestIng PartIe-
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Two intelligent gentlemen who have
Just reached Memphis, after q somewhat
periIons escape from the Souther1 Com.
Hfederacy, furnish some interesting items
of information. a.aa,s T.s. y n IA.
From Macon, Knoxubee county, Miss,
to Meridian, Miss, there is run one.
freight and passenger train each way
daily From Meridian TO jackson end
Pearl river freight and passenger train
is run eachsway every. other day. s,.-
q From Jackson to Grenada the ears
run very irregulhrly, the streams being
crossed by ferries. FhB railroads are
being rapidly repaired. From Grenada
to Qxferd there lis one train day on
each side, crossing the X allabusha river
by q feEry. 5lsEl saa ,szoIa a. sIooe go
p There is still an abundance OF corn
and other e.articles Of food In 5Monroey
Lowndes and Knoxubee counties, The
negroes generally remained at home un-.
Ill the rebel conscription.1T The rebels
are now consefipting every fifth able
bodied negro. This co inscription is said
to be for fatigue work ia tha army; but
they aredrilling the negroes as soldiers at
Enterprise, Mississippi -
are now raising nothing but subsistence
ANY cotton raiser is DENOUNCED 3 as a dis
GsssFnor Clarke stays AtlMaeOn. The
rebel Legislatures meets at Columbus.
Among the. members of the Legislature,
as among planters generally,=thsrs- is
great strife over the question Of arming
the negroes. Some planters would as
soon have their negroes come 10 our
lines as 20 to the rebel army ,spsa1ia q
Forrest is said TO have from ten to
6fteen .ahoasand men, who are all cav
| airy aud @indiHerently mounted.g- He
has no infantry 4Ris force Is kept to
guard the counties we have named, and
\ secure the. supplies raised in them. a 3
The peopl Tthroughout this section of
the Southhwefe much elated at the pros
I pect OF peace ., short time ago, and were
greatly disappointed at the result Of the
negotiations. Many ofrthem express
the belief tliat il ] Jeh. Davis were de-
posed, Lincoln would easier make peace,
l and they would be grati6ed if Davis
should go under vehGs" saSlss is..fsss s-.,I5 :
Our informant says thatoIrish and
jews are ruuningE the blockade from
Vicksburg ato jackson, carrying ont
whisky, shoes ana other eontraband
goods in large quantsties.4 Cotton is
sold in this district of country at 81 "a
pound, in Confederate money. 1t is the
iseeneral impressieR among all classes
Of people fhAt1the rebel coufederacy
will be played out at or shout July.
1t is reported that 80, 600 of our troops
! have landed and are moving on Mobile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-30

NEw YoRK, March 29.-The Herald s
Army Of the James correspondent says
that, in the Army Of the09ames, on the
north side Of cthe James River, affairs
remain undisturbed. 80 aaaIbnI As02 e
Last Sunday, President Lincoln, Gen.
Grant, Admiral Porter aud other dis
tinguisaed gentlemen, reviewed the 24sh
and 10Th corp. sal daimaiAs sal
The HeraEd's Washington O special
says President Lincoln did not returu
to-day, as was expected. Y It is. uneer-
tain now when he will be heraaow sssw
There is report in circulation here
tonight that be is detained by proposf-
tons for q renewal of Peaesd PROPOSE
lions -. = -fa-4vss ..oiza
While there IS nothing TO Goa firm this
report, 1t is not improbable that he may
before his return arrange with General
Grant for the reception and considera--
tion of any propositions Gen. Lee may
have to make, looking to 8 cessation Of
armed opposition to the constitution and
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