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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
Rebel Peace eammisst0ners' Report.
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Rebel Peace eemmtsst0ners' Report.
RIeHMoSp, Feb 5, 1865.
To the President Of the Confederate
States Of America:
Under your letter of appointment Of
the 10Th We proceeded TO seek confer
euce with Abraham Lincoln, President
Of the United States, on the subject
mentioned in your letter. A conference
was granted and took place on the 3Oth,
on board steamer anchored in Hamp-
ton Roads, where we met President Lin
coin and Hon. W II. Seward, Secretary
Of State Of the United States Il con.
tinued for several hours, and vas both full
and explicit, aud We learned from them
that the message Of Mr. Lincoln 10 Con-
gress, IN December last, explains de-
cidedly his sentiments as to the terms,
conditions aud method Of proceeding by
which peace can be had 70 the people,
and we were not informed that they
weuld modify or attempt to obtain that
end. We understood from him that no
terms or proposals OF any treaty or
agreement looking to an ultimate set
uemeuii would be entertained by him
with the authorities OF the Confederate
States, because that would be recog-
milton Of their exisence as g seperats
power, whieh under no circumstances
would be done, and like reasons that no
such terms would be entertained BY him
from States separately; that no extended
tsme or armi stiee, as present advised,
must be granted or allowed without cat
isiaetory assurance, in advance, Of the
complete restoration Of the authority Of
the Constitution and Laws Of the Uni.
ted States over all places within the
States Of the O. S. A Whatever conse-
quenee may follow from the re-establish-
ment of that authority must be accepted,
but that individuals subject to punish
ment aad penalties under the laws Of
the United States must rely on = very
liberal use Of the power eonfided 10 him
10 remit those pains ane penalties IL
peace be restored during the confer
renee. The proposed amendment 10
the Constitution OF The United States,
adopted by Congress on the 3lsi ul,
was broughtto our notice Tbs amend
ment provides that neither slavery or
Involuntary servitude, except as pun
ishmenl for crime, should exist within
their jurisdiction, and that Congress
should have power 20 enforce this amend
ment BY appropriate legislation
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
A. II. STEvkSs,
X NJ. +. HuxrER,
j. A. CAMPBELL
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Payment OF vouchers stopped.

WASHINGTON, Feb. The Quarter
master General has issued an order eau.
iioning disbursing officers against pay
ing certain orders issued BY Col j G.
Crane, and captured by the rebels
The peace commission had gone over.
Fort Fisher dates Of the 9th say that
active hosiilities had not been resumed.
The gunboats were engaged ia shelling
the woods beyond our lines
The rebels have sunk large numbers
of torpedoss connected with galvanie
batteries on the shore.
Deserters represent that the greater
portion Of their force has been with
drawn from Wetzefs immediate front,
and concentrated near Wilmington.
In the rebel Congress Sims Of Ken
lucky, said that Sherman was loose aud
roaming at will and that unless be wal
soon checked, the Coufederaey woul1
have no territory 20 cultivate JEFF Da
Wis was thoroughly abused during th'
debate.
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Lees Account OF the Recent Fight.
NV YoRK Feb. 10th.--Gen Lee tele-
craps toe following dolefGl account of
the fighting below Petersburg
HgAD-eUAETERs Army OF VIRGINIA,
Feb. 6.-To Gen. Cooper The enemy
moved strong force yesterday 70 Hatch
er's Run part Of his infantry With
Gregg cavalry crossed and proceeded
on the Vaughan Road, the iafantry TO
1 Cat-Tzil creek, the cavalry to DinWiddie
/ c. q, where its advance encountered a
portioa Of oar cavalry, and retired In
/ the afternoon Part Of Hills and Cor
don's troops demonstrated against the
enemy on the left Of Hstcber's Run,
and near Armstrong; NIL Finding
him eutrenched they withdrew after
dark. During the night the force that
had advanced beyond the creek returned
to il, and we're reported 70 be recross
| ing. This morning Pegram's division
moved TO the right bank Of the creek t1
reconnoitre when Il was vigorously at
tackled
The battle vas Obstinstsly contested
several hours, bat Gen. Pegram being
killed while bravely encouraging bis
men and Col Hoffman being wounded
some confusion occurred and the dIvls'
ion was pressed back to its original po'
sition. Evans division vas ordered oy
Gen. Gordon 70 the support OF Pezram
and charged the enemy and forced him
hack. bat was in turn compelled 70 re-
! tire. Mahone's division arriving, the
enemy was driven rapidly % the dsfenses
on Hatchers Run. -.
Oar loss isrsportsd TO be small; that
of the enemy not supposed to be great
Tsigned, BE. LEE.
WedHssdGy Morning, o'eIOck-A
bright, sunny morn daTned upon the
! army operations, aud Is cheering the
hearts Of the brave soldiers who have
Just endured and accomplished so much
The new gain Of FIVE miles on our lef
{ is being strongly fortified this morning
! and will be held at al hazards This i
; q magnificent gain for as, and CORE
7 spending loss 70 the enemy s
} The cavalry are siIif accommodating Z
; the west and southwest Il has bssl
! developed BY this movement that Ls
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new York Noon Markets.

Hrs YoaE. FEB. 10.
C0TToH-Qaiat 81 s7esss.
Z FlUhk--llr better 90 common aud med um 4
T6a1a % for extra state. 10 geFfii % Cor hoand
Hoop Ohio.
wHEAT--so receipts sud lasae h.ttsr kmbsr
Winter Esa Western g.
CORN flrmfri / 81 cash and I W 10 Gov
sFHnSsa c far old mixed Western. r
uAfS-Duu a. 10
F0RK-Flsnsss, and lair demand 81 Is fer nsN
aessg D. - fsr ous.yssF cid do, ~ oo8se 30 Tor
Prime.
BARD--Prims steady a. 49, 4Ra5<
WHfakY-Duii and iswsr at1 a
FEIROEKDM-Duii - for Cgnde, - for hs-
haea 10 bond sTAss for 90 free.
sT0Cks-srFohg, sish fsw exceptions.
MOSEF-EAsy Al eaz1e.
sTEKLfNG -Quist ks og5<
9OLD-opsnvd 81 2 ll5<s slsssi a. l0e<.
G0EERN aENT ST CKs-ts. 81, ! %, ; 20
eoapoHs, 10; s., -, eoaPons, %; I0-tos, esn-
pons. 4 90 1884, 7b1z, ona Year Certificates,
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Gen Grants movements south Of
Petersburg are evidently designed for
a diversion in favor Of Gen. Sherman
Il has been saspieioned for some time
that Gen Lee was sending reinforce
ments to Beauregurd and HSrdse the
last movement OF Grant confirms tho
suspicion. 1t is now quite apparent
that the rebels have concluded that
stop must be put to Sherman's career,
or their cause is lost Therefore they
are concentrating oil their available
strength against him. Gen. Lee has
already materially weakened his lines
by sending several of bis best divisions
south, while two corps-Cheatham's and
es-of Hoods old army, have left Co
lumbus, Miss, and gone to Carolina
or Georgia, and all the militia that can
be conscripted into the ranks are being
taken, to mass an army that will be nu'
merieslly strong enough TO fight Ser
mans. We are in hope the latter Off
Ger viii be too quick for these combina-
tons, aud that he will be able TO whiE
the different rebel armies in detail, be-
fore they can succeed in consolidating
their strength. Already he may be said
to be fairly between that portion o.
Hoods army Fastening east, and that o
Lees marching south, and we doubt no
those two wings will never see each 9th
er unless it may be as prisoners of war
In the meantime Gen. Thomas i
active, and Grant and Sheridan will no
remain idle, The rebels viii find thos
officers wide awake They will not
!. permitted to weaken their forces in tn
!. immediate front of those officers withor
advantage Of it being taken. Sue
mistakes were made by the rebels vii
impunity at the beginning of the wa
They will prove their ruin now.
Gen. Lees account Of the recent ba
= tie in the vicinity of Petersburg giv'
unmistakeable indications that he r
CARDS hiraself as over.mstched. All D
skill, ingenuity and bravery cannot ke'
the boys in blue out Of Richmond long
= than next June, Should the struggle
/, prolonged TO that date the rebel arm
will share the fate of the rebel capt..
In looking over the whole militia
field, we cannot avoid the conclusit
S that the next great battle will be foug
in South Carolina. Hitherto the peor
Of that .rebel State have experieae
" none of the calamities Of war other th
e, those growing out of the loss of its ci
zens upon the bsttle-felds of ott
= States. The cup is now to be applied
he ,lhs her own lips. She viii 6nd it bit
M one II there is any State that .
. Union soldiers hate, it is South Ca
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new Miiitary Movement.

CAIRo, Feb. 9-Maior General Hun
ter, Heintzelraau and Corssy, Brigadier
Generals Darlington, Harrow and Nc
Intosh, aud Col Cornell and Jadge
Advocate Damn, constituting the Gen
eral Court. Martial for the trial Of Gen
Payne, have arrived here and will con-
vene the Court
Major General Payne has not arrived,
but IS expected tonight.
An important military movement Is
transpiring. bat details are eontraband.
Numerous deprsdations have been
committed here d1ring the past thirty.
six hours by the troops passing the city
Citizens hava been robbed Of thousands
Of dollars worth o; property, stores are
closed, and business has been almost en-
tirely suspended.
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ESTABLISHED, 1881

had sent several divisions of his troops
against sherman, thus materially weak
ening bis lines
Our army line railroad IS to be imme-
diAtsly pushed out to the BoydtOn plank
road, and viii no doubt be- connected
with the Southside Railroad
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LIVERY sTA8LE.
Amorican Stable.

AN&AGAA "a -
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS
SI'Hts LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
Il ia we'll known throughout the country, pos
seasoa Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment Ia the City, having arrangements
for the reception OF private horses at livery Of the
most elegant aud complete description, snd at the
lowest iat0s.
earrings for Fiaiting 10 lot Coaches, light
wagons, aud every Kind Of road veh iels 10 let.
Horsea sold on eamaiission. Second hand BugKieH
for sale st the very lowest prices Passengers for
ward 90 all paFla ~ the country by special con.
Foyancs.
Having purchased the stock OF Messrs Rich
ardaou q hrittou We would take great pleasure In
accommodating fhoir Old customers and friends.
TORiAN & LANDER.
We take this opportunity Of returning orr
thanks 20 our friends for tho liberal support they
have given ~, aud would solicit continuancs o
tho same 90 the gentlemen who succaad us, and
whom wa take great pleasure in recommending e
tho public. RICHARDSON & HGITTON
deCiu
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The indianapolis Journal learns, BY
returns from the various Provost Mar
shals throughout the State, tha. about
four hundred and fifty men we're mus
tered into the military service on Tues
day last. A good days work.
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RULES AyD REGULITI06S
!. Ne papers EI'.a svAsA, the oOe as-- 9 s,-

]. Ne papsrH gissn away - the Ccu ter O. kaR
xrAtnasous eircnlAsion.
? No sdvsrtissmsnss. local notice : apnhsia
ssrted unless prepaid or pay guArszts
;. Advsrtissnsats viii nsEer b soeonl .as-t -
local notices znisss eontrsci l. made Thai sasss
Nnd value rsceives Cor the notice.
4. No Looal Nssice, however snort. viii -
inserted for less than oas Dollar ssch dAs.
S Marriages. Funeral ana Religious NotIces
must Invariably b paiA IN advance 20 sseure In.
sertion.
6. No deficiency on the part Of carriers vil hs
made sOod BY the oraus. II the carriers "a, -
leave papers ss oraerea and directed. shsx z.ss
pay for their esrpfessuess
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IBy Tslegrsph.l
RAILROAD REcEIPTs--E.&c R.H

re AMAHvE Taoz rEHkn RAuTa THs rvESTss.
100 bells plgw hsuaiss = Orr , bbis ell, AIRS :
bhds beoDn. !. p. Elliott bbis al. J. SinElch
4 soc 5 bEa hardNars, Wells, X kCo { bsIss
rops. kezs sofa. hh3a saEar. Bemsst 4 v 20
crates erocksry, Hoiiiszssorfh Bros. bx hard
sSss, y. Z Bienksr; - bAzs cgfss } hbas Ct
sugar. stockWsli 4 % 2 bids <Bgsr, Whselss 4
r. - bells broor=s, r. A Goa 30 gkss falssns
hA safdines, I. a D HfimAs; l s-ts shesflsg.
Nssbitt W; car corn. Br4ndiss a 2 car of
hsy, AayhurEt a VI. 80 sacks shat. VI. n.
Afkman %.
AaE ssRADEa. Agsnt.
E4Ansvflls. FsbruAry ioth Isss.
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Cinclnnall Noon narkcis.

GtHcIsrATf. Feb. 10.
FL0UR-Ip active, bat limited demand Super
dhs 3 IS low Extra %
wHEkT-Quist a. so8t - for Red, aBd 10
- = for Whit.
so0Rs-DHn at ! oosI % fsr Ear; shslIed / 70
Mlfz
RrE--i ss2I IS.
BAELEY--Dcciinsa. s0at 90.
WHIsKT-4Bntt, ana oasrsd 81 is, after cor
report 81 yaztsrsAy fsresa sass wrrs mads st IS.
cLoYEE sEED-DaH a. 14 5oalt Ts: latter
The fobblag rsts. trrs4-eae..
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Regular Report.


1sHs AAAA@s AAAAAN 6EsNEMs
NKw YoRE, Feb. 10.-The Richmond
Dispatch SAYS The meeting called By
Governor Smith on reception Of the
news Of the resal. Of the peace inter.
view was more largely attended than
any meeting ever held IN Richmond
JEFF DaFia made speech. He said
that he had entertained but litsle hope
Of efecting an honorable settlement so
long as the cause was meeting with re-
verses, Jet in Difference 10 the saaerings
Of the people be had consented 10 make
the effort 10 obtain that Independence
which no other power on earth but the
Yankees would think of denying. As
TO the conditions OF peace Davis
emphaticaily asserted that nothing
save the Independence Of The Confed-
eracy could ever receive bis sanction.
With the approval OF PIovidsnce, which
he eonscientioasly believed 70 be on
their side, and the united resolve Of the
people, he doubted not that victory
would jet crown their labors Before
reunitiug, he would yield up everything
be had on eaFth--sacriiica q Thousand
lives. He spoke three.qnarters Of an
hour in this strain.
A series Of resolutions spurning Presi-
| dent Lincoln' terms, expressive Of graft
tude to the soldiers, and pledging their
lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honor 10 the cause, was adopted
Loud calls we're made for Stephens
and Hunter, but they did not respond
A great var meeting vas called to
meet Thursday yesterday, at which
Davis, Stephens, Hunter aud other lead
ing men, were announced TO speak.
In the rebel Senate, cn Monday, Mr.
Semmes, Of La, in reply 10 demand
for reiustating Gen. Joe Johnston, said
be had never won a pitched battle; that
in the retreat from Dalton be had for
sock bis men, and that il vas bis inten-
ton to abandon Atlanta
Wigfall Of Texas, defended Johnston
and deaonnced the Administration.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 9--The steamer
amsterdam, from Liverpool on the 18th
and Queenstown on the 29th ult, ar
rived here tonight News one week
later but very meager.
No American news had been received
iu England for !. week
The Supreme Court is now engaged
on several important prize cases, touch
ing the validity Of the capture of vessels
from one neutral port to another, with 3
cargo evidently designed for the rabels.
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CrScISxArI, Feb. I0.-River fallen 5
inches, with now 20 feet inches in the
channel Weather clear.
PTTTsBUEG, Feb. lO.-Navigation is
still suspended. Weather cloudy and
cold
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amendment to the Constitution for the
abolition Of negro slavery. and with 8
right on the part Of the Federal Con-
gress to legislste on the subject OF the
relation between the whites aud the
blacks Of each State. Such is, as l un-
derstand it, the effect Of the amend
meRt of the Constitution which has been
adopted By the Congress Of the United
States.
Signed, JEFFERSON DAVIS
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BANK STATEMENT.
The RvansYille National Benk.

TRnAaUHr nkskaram 81
oREIcH or ConFfnaLLxM % rMn Guhn III
wsahngtoa, Jaauafy tslh,l "a
WHEREAS, b sAtistAetory evidences press ntsd %
ths undsrsiSned Il has eesa msds 20 sesear Aal
" IHt EvAssvtLlE kATtosAL hAS1." IA tbs elty
of kfAg=Fiiis. Ia the eouaty nf Faadsrba "a ! anf
stale q Indiana, has besn daily oFEsatHsd aadsr
aud Ascending e the requirements 81 The Act 81
Congreas suutisd - Al Act fa provide Nationa u
CarFeney seeafsa ~ = pisegs Of q. .. boada,
sad 20 provide faF tbs eirsulal q and Fsdamptsoa
t9errof" approved JHbs -. lsst. aad kaa con.
pliee sith all tks pFostaions ef said set nsqairs<
90 he complied uith befors cpmmsneing Tie eusi.
ness e baaklnE uudrr said ses,
Nov, fHEEEFeKs. I. HaEh hecaiiechs uenp.
troior Of The Hey, DO hsFshy esFtifY that Tbs
Kyansvilis Ssftonai Rauk in be eity sf Evsns-
sills, ia khs county Of vsnesrbaFsh sna State 81
todiaas. Z aathoFiEed 20 sommseea the busins9
u hAnkieg anasr the Act sIorssaid.
In testimony whereof wftneas my hand and sea-
Of ma this ninslsAnth day o. IannAFy. iss&.
ISL HUGH heCuLLoCH,
-.Na. . a. -
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NEW 1oRK, February l0-During
! the discussion in the rebel Sen
ate, on Monday last, on the bill to
place slaves in the army, JEFF DAvis's op-
ponents again dealt cut their enuueis-
tons on him for not restoring Gen. Joe.
Johnston 10 command. SHINES, OF
Louisiana, ope Of JEFF supporters, gave
them 20 understand that alt their a6use
would have no effect and that Gen.
Johnston woHd not again be placed in
the important position. because be was
deemed incompetent
The House amendment placing no
limitation on the number Of negroes TO
De conseriptsd was adopted by vote Of
I2 to 5.
Breekinridgs vas then confirmed reb-
el Secretary Of War.
Gen Eehols has been given bis com
mand
Two English blockade runners, the
sehoonsra Augusta and Fannie MeRae,
we're cAptuied BY the u S steamer
Henry Suckle
The schooner Fox has arrived At Key
West o
The Herald New Orleans eorrespon-
dent says that supplies have been for
wArded 10 our prisoners At camps Grace
and Ford, in Texas. Col. Dwight has
no doubt these supplies have been de.
liveFed, as 10 all cases In which he has
sent money TO our prisoners be has re-
ceiTed receipts from them afterwards.
NKw YoRk, Feb l0-The Tribune
learns from Ben. Holloway, tke co D.
tractor for the overland mail route, sAat
the report Of The re-opening Of the line
was "a error. For distance OF $50
miles Mr. Holloways stations are de-
stroyed and The stock withdrawu. Basi-
ness cannot be resumed until stations
/ are rebailt and corn and forage supplied.
ST. Louls, Feb. I0.--The Legislature
yesterday passed concurrent resolutions
10 adjourn, on thes20sh inst. 70 the let
Of November next Resolutions unani.
moaaly passed the House, declaring il q
I hxed determination of the people to
liqaidate State indebtedness, and pro.
viding committee 10 confer with her
creditors and report, At the next session.
some plan 70 adjust the financial
! troubles
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lima. They regard her as the original
cause of all their privations and suffer
ings, and they will be disposed to wreak
vengeance upon everything they find
within her borders.
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TRANSFORMATION.

GTEAM wKKKLY TO LIVERPOOL, Touching
- At QuEErkTUWH, tCoMH HAaaonl Ths
well known aseaansra of the Ltssrpoot, Nsw rork
and Phiisdsiphia ktssmship Comgsay unmaa
Linsl, esrryinK the z. 3. kails, are intsaasd ~
sail ss follows.
GLAssou ......-................ ssturesy. Dee. ~
CRY o. aANcHHsTEa .s.-..... saturday, De -
hBd every sueesedinS Saturday. - Hooa, froM
Pier -, North hiTsr.
RATfe or PASSAGE.
tPAyAbie In Geld or its squixalsat In Cufrsnay .
rfnaT CAnIH..... $50 - 80 %
a. % Londen.- g % do 70 Lon4en.-. - 90
d. 70 Paris. 50 % do 70 Paris .-.... - -
10 10 Hamburg - % ao 10 Hamhaff. 81 %
Passengers are also forvsrded = sssrs brsmsa,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, 6c., ~ seassty loW rates.
Fares from Liverpool or QussnsteWns LAT CabIn
-ST6, ts5, ete5. efesrngs 80. These wko uiah
10 sad for tesir frlesds can bay fisksts ksrs at
these rates.
FOR further isformatioa Apply Il fhs compAsy's
ofBoss. JOHN q. DALI, AKsHt,
10 Broadway, New Verk.
BEHM AHTHEs. Aesau,
dsra-en EsaassIfts lad.
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HOTEL.
DREs ss-MAKING.
Dress-Making, Children's Clothes,
Embroidery snd Braiding.

wE r,sD~etfsIiy annozres 70 car fisnds ard
- nubIx thst vs viii 90 good york cheap.
- - Toet oRas, ExzusxlIis, Ind.
MA pKRKTEoH NB1. HCFPEA-
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MEDICAL
NOTICE

our FIRM Is GOING TO CHANGE on TIE
~ nrst dAY cf March, ana those who are ia1sbt-
ed 20 gs will plsass cons fcrwArd and settle Ep
tAsir last years bills. By 50 doing we viii eon-
sidsr ourselves under renewed bligstious % cur
Pssrsas- We expect 70 add larg y 90 ous stock
IN March. asd IN order 20 DO % ss Will hAF 70
cali On those who oNs Is for /. sestirnant-
DAN'L /. BATES BRO.
jsnz7-u NsEaurEh. lad.
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eFtcEnBLpEasi
VS.. J. LSHAf. Gro. " RkTHsoNs, Dawn J.
aAcHKf, Law taIEHEAHr, Bsn'L n azenRn.
sAn'L bAraEb. honF DuHssHsoE, sAnrsL
ohn. eEo. p. HrtsFETH, Gao. Il. PAEafos. Nn.
BrfLsks, Ronf. b. hnHGsrs, ASS AAtpLow ena
AARcra FsxnHeob. of ksansviiiss SAa. y. D.
LAstMn, of AeN faFk ~. q. NHrTxL4oH, % Cha.
einpati, A, u Phsips, " Nswhurkh, kaware
Murphy, Of ksw Hsrmony
oFHtcHnai
WfLLIAM J. LOWRY, Frssidsatg
SAMUEL oRE, Yios-Prssl6satt
ROBERT Il. ROBERTS. castisf.
afnnCfonNf
W. }. LoNss. sAH'L oaa. D J. MAeeHS. oao
P. nupsrrzH, Ros'T x. DuHnhsoH, hAnunI n.
ARcBrn, HoHsNf h. RoAnHfa
This Bank wili be vpen fsr bnslnsss Al ths cor
neT of Maih aud WAier htrseta, snaar urowu,
Dsnksrson 4 co.s oeaos. on Mondsy. ihs aoth daJ
February. lEGs Isaa-u
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STOVE WORKS.

BRINKMEYER g. CO.,
Manufacture Ct
Cooking Stoves. for Wood and
Coal;
Heating Stoves, for Wood and
Coal:
Country skillets and Lids;
Country Ovens and Lids;
Biscuit Ovens and Lids:
Odd Lids;
Sugar Kettles;
Dog Irons;
lamb Crates;
Fancy Crate Fronts.
Air Crates;
Cellar Crates;
Window Weights:
Muffin Molds;
Waffle Irons;
Ham Boilers;
Stove Holloware, &c, &
ALSO KEEP FOE SALE
- = ~ - L. u III II /,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

To the Senate and House Of RepreseHt-
Gfives Of ths Confederate States Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

Tobacco and Western Produce,
JA3er the name of
WATTS, CRANE 4 co.
Mr.. D. Watts, Of the arm Of watss. Given 4 %
uf Psdueah. long familiar with Tobacco. VIII tahs
shsrye OF that dspartlaeut Of our business and Mr.
Crane, Of Crane and Brown, EvausviIIe. viii
he ehsrEv Of the Produce business
nsyM WATTS, CRANE a 90.