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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

Supplies G0tng 90 SheFmam1-Norfa
Carolina Welcomes Hfm--GranGs
Lines Advanced--500 Rebels Cap
tured. .t.t-f . - ,sE 10 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

. B&r The following is list Of Indiana
regiments now in the Gulf Department.
| They are all with the exception Of four
! batteries offhe Rrst heavy artillery, NJ
the expedition against Mobile. , y
Infantry regiments--50th, SD, Seth,
93d, 9th, 24th, S4th, (at Brazos,) 10th,
26th, 69th aud 47th.
/ Cavalry--9th, 10th, 18th and 18th. 4
Artillsry-ist heavy, (2lst, 4st, Sd
and 4th light artillery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

The Louisville Democrat of Saturday
last says George, Dixon, of Henderson,
KY, was released yesterday from i'm.
prissument IN the barrapka, upon taking
the oath of allegiance aud giving bond
in the sum of 5000 for due observance
Of the oath. a@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
Sew York NOON MaEkets.

1 yebau2 haa iAaia Es~ x0zxs Msrch y.
i CoIrON--Quotad at s5e. ~. s4t IN nuira
FbOuk-Quiet and unchanged az esef 10 %
ior 1a.lra Hound Hoop Ohio. I1B 1aE ~ lst
WHEAT No receipts and dun 1T ! 80 for Win.
ter Red " ettern. n
( CoRH-ouist end soarssly 20 trm At / a fer
new lellpw Soutbern.t -.aa74 T.s-T.sf.,s1 ss.s.
/ A0AFS-Quiet At zeal %.
re stsesy .Qst. Is so@2sTs. lor nss nasss
q 50@23 % for prime. -
I LAID stssAy, II S<aas5< issi tna Ee,
Z WHIsKY-Ffrm, 81 4 zib42 17.ff a,.-.. !
sToCkS-Better and cfdsed strong
MONEY, Per eent. Il - 81 rTfi ialssna1t
GOLD aorsnsd . I6sss. fsii 70 lss. aud closed
/ oKRrIFIcArEsAoas year certificates, s7s<.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

ExPLorrs OF A MoUsE-Mr. Peter
Knoll, proprietor ofa saloon in Cincin-
natl. upon opening the money drawer
Tuesday morning of last week, discoyi
cred that nonse, (which iat that mo
ment leaped out, had destroyed twenty
dollars in greenbacks for him Tbs
bills were cut into, 4a fhonssnd pieeas,
rendering them totally worthless. katAes
an expensivs bed for Mr. Mouse, that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

sherman land schofeId UnIted--
= where john ston1SFas mfstalken9 p
PHILADELPHIA, March PA special
despatch to the RseIgetia from Washing
tom. savss rrsssn naa GullaGl ana fl-a-
A special messenger who left Colds
boro on the morning Of the z2d, arrived
here to-day, and reports the occupation
of that place by Scbofeld's forces. He
also brings. the highly important inform
alton that Sherman formed 3 Junction
with Sehofeld and Terry a. eox,s Bridge
on the Neuse River, q few miles west of
IlGOldsboro, on the 2lst sia eaAelS+'
The 18th corps of Sherman's 1zrrny
/ had a 6ght with Hardee, at hvefysboro,
on the 18th inst, in which the latter was
handsonsly defeated, leaving all hrs
dead in Gen.. DAVIS hands, and retreat
| ing to Bentonviile.b bsve1 asa9aaa 1870 =.
| At BentonViIIe, on Sunday, the 18th.
I one division Of the 18th corps was az
tackled by johnson, and. for while,
turned back, but on being reinforced by
the rest of the division, drove the enemy
back, and during Sunday night he aban-
| doned Bent0nvilIe and fell back across
the Neuse river to Smithlield, some 10
miles west Of Goldsboro. g ii2zs -
Il Is merely the temporary success. ID
the first part Of thes Sight which the
rebels are boastiag over as great
! victory.asw snsMA8E5e 1atA s.4l.i9g rS1i
s.. ShermAn,s loss viii not exceed ,00d
!. The army Is Ia excellent condition.
- Detailed accounts Of the foregoing,
dated sGoldsboro, the 2lst, have afsO
/ been rSceivedaw .az sg1al 70 1saas2e9
To- On the I'D Schofeld moved OUT to
! Coxss bridge, on othe Neuse river, six
miles beyond Goldsboro, when Terry
forces were discovered laying pontoon
to cross the river, having marched all
! the wsyfrom Wilmington In q few mo-
ments some Of Shsrman's trains Of the
10Th Corps were discovered moving from
Beatonville to Cox's bridge, and the
| janction Of the right wing of sherman .
army with Terry aud Schofelds forces
was permanently made. q. ...sas : suaas
i=@Sherman had notified Schofeld that
! he would be at Goidsbore on the 22d OF
March, and he keps bis. word. Some OF
his staff were there that day. -@.s.,.l-,
Z After his repulse at BentonEille, Gen.
johnson fell back 70 Smithfeld TO cover
! Raleigh Desertions Of. North Caroline
/ troops from bis army were numerous.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

q u = q
Is asnas sVKspkkbuhaH OouSfr. =
The STATE Of Tndlata toths Sheriff Of Vandertargh
ounfH- FtaA 8HA0A
IT BLYTHE HYNEs, CLERK OF THE VAN
IL, dorburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify to
the Sheriff OF, said conntX what oficer-sare toire
elected for the several townships in said lcRnnty
at the usual places Of holding elections, on the
hrst Monday IN April 1s65qE sageL )
= FOR Pigeon Township; Two Justices Of the
PeAce, FOar ConstAbles. And One Township
Trustee. r - :.
. For Knight township: Two Justices of the
Peace, Two oOnstables, and One Township Trus-
90. ~tT n
Eor Scott Township One Justice Of the Peace
Two Constables, and One Township Trustee s,3f
FOR Armstrong Township: One Justice of the
Psace, Two oonstabies, and One Township xrns-
tee. affsE :.
FOR Perry Township: One Justice OF the Peace,
Two Constables, and One TewKship TrEstee. i :
for Union Township Two Justices Of the Peaca,
Two Oonstables, and One Township Trustee. ! :.
10 For Centrv Township; Two Justices Of the
Peace, Two Coasfables, and one Township Trnz-
Tee. ~
- For German Township one Justic Of the Peace.
Two Consfables, and One Township Trustee =
s And tho sheriff ~ hereby directed To give legal
notice OF said eiectfqns In conformity with the
statutes I'm such cases made and provided. 70 ast
IN wEERRss wmnmKoE haze hereunto subHsribed
- my name, and afiixed the seal of said
Ii. 81 Court, at Evansville, Indiana, this frst
- day Of March, 1866. %.
rs BLYTHE HYNES, p
ssfrn6 sH Clerk v. @. O.
e1RTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING Ia A
l. trLs copy Of the original, the same appears
on file In my ofacesT GEoRGE WoLFLIN, ,aoi
aars h gn1aw Sheriff V. O..
By JoHN CREEK, Deputy m2-td =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

DIRECTORS AND REFERENcEss !
HON. n. @. GERGoRY, Judge Supreme Court.
HON. O. II. TEST, Judge Circuit Court.
GOV. o. P. MORTON, Indianapolis. Indiana-
HON. W. R.IN0PFgENGRB,
Lac. NOBLE, seusa
HON. f. p RIDDLE, LogansPort, Indiana
COL. John OSBORN, Gresueastle
COL. Jsm, DREssER Lafayette, sa -
ccL. JAMES GAVIN. Gressnsburx,
JOHN A. STEIN. LaAyette, Indiana.
JuDGE s. A. HUFF, Lafayette Indiana.
IoHN D., GOUGARsI Attorney, LAfayst1s, lad.
Major ". WILLIAMS, WsFs4w.
nCoL. A. II. CoNNER. P. n, Tudialapolis. Ind.
CHAs. n. sokRLETT, Lyfayslte, Indiana.
HON. DAVID TURPIE, Monticello, I"
4coL. THOMAS DOWNING, Tsrre Hsate. Ind
k7WM. sAIEsBURY, lafayette. Indiana,
Il EDGAR SHARPE, Agent,
0fice No. 9 Water Street.
- EvansEille, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

Lands in. Perry county, Indiana, sup
posed to be oil-bearing, which one year
ago could not be sold for sixty cents per
acre, are now held at seven haadted
dollars per acre; Eve hundred dollars
having been offered and refused.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
OBRssSHeilL REPORT.
bsaIatsns h9a
omcial war Bulletins, sn
ss.fsssasap y = hsss ei 81 da.d@ q
News from Grant, Sher-
man and Schofield.
Brilliant Victory on Gen.
Grants Line.
HIS LINES ADVANCED.
Goldsboro, N. c.. Ours. !
,2,7o0 Prisoners Taken. iaf
Rebels Killed and
Wounded.
4f.ttga.r. ~ so TT ssazisud ahf
Sherman's Guns Heard in
sI..ys the Distance. sdl 10 aoi
HIS LINES ADVANCED.
,2.7o0 Prisoners Taken.
Rebels Killed and
Wounded. -
Sherman's Guns Heard in
alsys the Distance. sai 10 30
Especial 20 the Jouraal.
Oaaelai War BulIetissa.

u 0AAA~A0- - - A~~A@&N~NAAf
ai WAsHiNGroS, March 25, P. NJ
{ TO Mater General Dir: asoai'st aitai1 .
This morning at A. O'Clock, the enc
my by strong and sudden assault,
captured Fort Steadman, but after q
vigorous contest the Fort was recaptur-
ed, with 1900 prisoners, two flags and
all the guns 6ninjureds sntaia lah D.ha
5 zen. McKnmplin was taken prisoner
BY The rebels who assaulted Fort Has
.kell, bat were repulsed without loss,
3 The official report ID subioined.
= GSigned1 nssas z. M. STANTON,
s - 8s1lsM nvSecretary of war. q
4 CIfg PoIEr,s March 24---i01 4. ms8at
Hon. E. A. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
4 The following dispatch from General
Park is received from General Mesa3e: 4
II ISigned Z .ziio U.s. GRANT.
I The enemy attacked my front this
morning At about 4-30 a-m. with three
divisions under Gen. Gordon, and By a
sudden movement they seized the line
held by the shira brigade, first division,
at the foot Of the hill. .and to the right of
Fort Steadman, wheeled, and, oyerpow-
ering the garrison, took possession of the
fort. They established themselves on
the hin, turning nur guns on US. Our
troops on either flank stood 6rm-a rg
q Afterwards determined attack was
made on Fort Haskell which was check
ed by part of McI'anghiin's brigade,
Wilcox's division, and was Fepulsed with
great loss 10 the enemy. awid saf sE
"a The FIRST brigade of Hartsuff' 3 divis-
ion, held is reserve, was brought ,up,.
and check given to any further adj
vance. Two attempts were made to re-
take the hill, and were only temporarily
successful q
8 On the arrival of the .21st brigade~a
charge was made by that brigade, aiEed
By the troops Of tie first division On
their flank. The enemy wers drivea5 osssl
OF the fort, with the loss of number uf
prisoners-abont / 800; and two battle
flags were alss brought in. The enemy
also lost heavily. in killed and wounded
outside of our lines. s----
- The whole line was Immediately re-
organized and the guns retaken I'M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

The Lafayette Courier says couple
of gentlemen from the East are now
prospecting in the naighborhood OF
Bunker Hill," at the southern outskirts
Of that city, for petroleum. They say
ell the geological signs are strongly in
favor Of snccass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
DISSOLUTION.

TITHE partnership heretofore existing between
4 o. Davidson a A. Schmahl, in the tailoring
business is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
c. Davidson will continue the business. re can
be found for the next two weeks at the of1ce OF
Fisher Turnock 4 Co, Cas- Filters, after wnieh
he win occupy the shop Of Cohn Levy, butchers
An business OF the cid firm viii be settiea py =.
Davidson @. DAVIDSON,
marI A. SCHMAHL.
NOTICE is hereby given that the eosparIner-
lN ship heretofore existing at Evansville, md
between Abraham Anspachsr, Philip Anspacher
and Bsnlamin W Taylor, under the nsme and
style of Taylor & Co, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent, the said Benjamin W. Taylor
having retired from said firm The business Will
hereafter be conducted at shs old stand by the re-
naming partners, under the name aud style Of
A. Anspacher Sons, who are alone authorized
20 settle the business Of the late firm.
shat ABRAHAM ANSPACHER,
PHILIP ANSPACRER.
EEsE BENJAMIN w. TKYLoR,
EvansvIlle, Feb. a3, 1865. mari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
! CIV PoINr. March 25-Neus - in,

Cry PoEErs March 25.--Nevs has Just
reached here of an attack on our lines at
daylight this morning by the, enemy at
Fort Steadman, near the AppomatOx
River, capturing the fort, and taking
prisoners nearly Al is garrison They
sent these prisoners over ths works 90
ward their lines, but on. their way theg
broke from the guard, and nearly an
escaped back TO our lines. 7a bssae1s -
EsszQn each side of the works, the lines
fwefe taken and held By the rebels for q
short time, bat re-enforcements arrived
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

on rms MoyE.-fhe first and third
divisions of the fourth army corps have
left Huntsville for Knoxville, Tenn.
The fourth division, including the astl1
Keutueky regiment, are TO foIlow soon.
to the same point.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

CIE01nNAzI. March n.
Fh0Qk k-Nnchmngsa and dhii; supsFnne 90 /;
iw6EAT-Rsa iassaiiss!Bo9 giio sai 30 3
iQATS-rN NominAlly Is. --. asf kafnra eu|
loOhN4 NomInAi1y 80 for EAr, aud % for
iRYE-DeclEne5 70 l 90, and dull.
tBAkhEx-NU Unchaneed. ~ #ct fHz4
fWHISkY-In limltsd demand at 2IO.
PkOVlsI0Hs-N0thing new; no sales, aud
sSEED1cloYeF dull e ls soi FlS1 40. ,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

Parson Brownlow strongly fasOrs the
election Of Horace Maynard as one of
the Tennessee States Senators. Mr.
Maynard would make an excellent Sen.
ator. His unionism, too, is above sas-
bicion. &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
] REMOVAL.

NER. r. c. MINGsT BEING COMPELLED TO
w vncase his old st@adson tha corner Of Main
aud First streets, has rsmoved largs portion OF
hs stock 90 the ST. Charles Saloon, First street,
between Main and Locust where he vii Be pleas
ed 90 wait his friends until be can occupy his
st&Rds Locust and Ftrze.-sr .rr un2-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

- EHRH NAW&zS 4%NNNA AA&@AGEezMsAhs@
EEw YoRE, March 2z-The Chaffotte
South 0zxn<inidss saysa ians hf 7sa
In he 6Eht as 8FenssnsilIe, Two corps
under Slocum and Kilpatrick's cavalry
were held in check bys-brigade under
command of Col Alfred Rhett for Eve
hours, aud then being reinforced by an
other brigade, the Yankees were re-
pulsed. " Col Rhete was missing, and
their loss was about 500g while ours was
300 ae vc9 sdf 81 ,giiai3iV isd1 ri e.
iz The Herald g Army of the James cor
respondentsays the rebels have succeed
ed in getting about 500 negro troops or
ganized and in the Richmond defehces
now. The white rebel troops do not like
their new associates. vhRu o. eie
The Herald IS correspondent of Gel.
weston, of Feb 24th, says the rebel
schooner Annadals, of '270 tons, fitted
out for privateer, and about 20 seil the
next day, WAS, cut loose under two rebel
batteries in Matagorda Bay, Texas, on
the l9ths bytwo boats crews from the
gunboat Penola, under command of En-.
sign JdW. Brown After securing the
commander and crew, they started for
the national feet, but the vessel ground.
ed, and hadito be burned. Il Et1eFea z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

The proposition to remove the county
seat of Pulaski county, Illinois, from
Caledonia to Mound eitY, gas lately pat
in issue aetke pollA; and decided by the
electors in the affirmative BY 's6tsyot
..7ssFagainsts2sl Majority f6rFemosal,
3l2. n ad5 10 8uo d3Ewv AT0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
Regular Report-

suppltesu Gazing. 60 she or-tis
Carolina welcomes Him--Grana,s
Lines Advanced--5O0 Rebels Cap
NEw YoRK, March 27,--The Herald 5
Newbern dispatch Of the 20th says.
Supplies are being rapidly forwarded
to sherman 8 army, Transportation is
abundant The SSouthern corn agents
are also active at work. = .,..,..,.
-Tbe number Of refugees attaching
tbeuselves to Shermans army is enor-
nous. The people of North Caroline
almost unanimously, welcome his ap-
pearance, Alfthaf reached Fayetteville
with him were sent TO Wilmington g ..
1t ap5eafs that the evacaation OF
klnston By the Febelswas mistake,
Bragg denies having ordered it Eoke
produces q telegram sustaining his ac-
ton. The telegraph operator has ezi
capped and is nov in Newbern. .r,set - :
An officer Just in says an entire rebel
brigade attempted to desert between
Kinston and Goldsboro, and had 4 fght
with othersrebei troops 80 1@aHsftta
The Hribane's Washington. special
. The city has been full of rdmors that
the whole right wing of Lees army had
surrendered, but the War Department
has no such information.
. The HeyGlds dispatch, speaking. of
these rumors. says they are simply pre-
mature The & President telegraphed
from the front, at II a. M, Yesterday
that our lines had been advanced on the
left, 50 as to include those previously oc-
cupied by the enemy's skirmishers,l and
that in the movement betweens400 and
500 rebels were captured a.1e08 suiha
The 7TibEae's Kinstou correspondent
says bqs4 az a0n 3 moIt Fan 11ia2
tits reported that Ct least two brigades,
Of rebel troops are seerefed among the
swamps along the Eerse river. awaitiae
an opportunity to enter our liRes.I Rsd !
The 1FibEHeis Washington special
Says Gen. Crook has been assigBealto
command in the Army Of the Potomac
b Gen, Singleton has Just returned from
Richmond, and ridieales the idea of
a renewal of peace pegoliationsl He is
certain, that neither Lee nor Davis has
ahy intention of submitting.ss susaf Bsng1
Sheridnna men are being ,re-mounted
and viii soon be again in the saddle.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
ESTABLISHED, 1891

and they were driven back, losing heavi.
ly in killed and wounded. as they ran
between the lines Our. loss is not known
at this hour, bas is believed 10 be small.
The line IS now reported to be re-es.
tablishsd as formerly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
MUSICAL.

PfanOS PianOS9
1XvE HAVE JUST REoRTvED A NEW LOT
w OF splendid Pianos, from the most eeiehrat-
SaNs. ETnst 'GabSer, Peters q webb. Decker Bros.,
n Y, ana Allen and Jewe {. Also, nns lot OF
Smiths American Organs and Melodeons.
Iii WARREN a OONYNGTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

sHrRNaN--Ao RuaE-The Augusta,

SHKRMAN--A RUsE.--The Augusta,
fGa. J CRronicls Of the 4th. says; hs ssa
It 10 grumored here that one Of cnr
Generals has been tricked BY Sherman
who sent him bearer Of dispatches with
orders from Beanregard 70 fall backto
certain point Cur ofhrer feH5 back 70
the point designated before he discovered
the forgery and that it was = rnse OF
.--..... E.----..-.r.. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

ofSoIsEATI, March 2T.-The river has
fallen -feat .eight. inches, with "a
feet 8 inches in the channel Weather
clear Therniometer, $50 - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

Urea, N. Y, March 27.-Tke Female
Seminary was destroyed BY FIRE at four
O'clock this morning Loss heavy. AL
the inmates, nearly one hundred in num-
Der, escaped. 80 = 80. ..5-' s sssas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

The legislative COMMITTEES 10 audit
military claims is composed aof the
following persons: Messrs. Dunning, of
the Senate, and Kilgore and Hendr icks
Of the House ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
lFrom the PAiladslphia Press.l
Raising OF the Flag ON Fort SHmpfeF
"a .--A Great kmmfFeFsmFF.

4 On Saturday. the 18th Of April, 1861,
the little garrison of Fort Snmpter, IN
der command Of Major Robert Anderson,
u. 8. A., surrendered to the rebels under
Beauregard, and on Sunday morning,
the 14th of the same month, the fort was
formally evacuated. The following is
tha official report of the. event, made by
Major Anderson to thelWar Department:
STEAMSHIP BALTIC, off SANDY Hook,
april 10, 1ss1---io 80 A. NJ, via Hew York.
Having defended Fort Sumpter for
thirty-four hours, until the quarters were
entirely burnt, the main gates destroyed
BY fire, the gorge wallis seriously Injured,
the magazine surrounded by flames, and
its door closed from the effects OF heat;
four barrels and three cartridges of pow
der only being available, and no provi-
siens remaining but pork, i accepted
terms Of evacuation offered BIZ General
Beauregard- -being the same offered by
him on the 1 lth instant, prior 10 the COM
mencement of hostiIities--and marched
out OF the fort on Sunday afternoon, the
l4th instant, with colors flying and
drums beating, bringing away company
and private property, and salutiHg my
Gag with ffty guna s5sl~ .7 =, y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
RHLR6 Am RRanLlfI00a.

l. Ne pAPsrs given away II the oou sn.r o a.
{ ratastous eirenlasion.
2. No sdvertiEsuents. local notIoss.e eDvp1asia
srtsd nnIsm Prslaid or pay guAramss,h. -
;. Aavsrtissmsuss viii nssas ~ nucoapanlad ey
local notsrs- unlsss consrasf q nAds 70 thsl se.
aud vslus rsasivsd feg she nafips.
Z. No q Local Nssioe," !" however short. win bs
inserted Or less shaa 0us BoliAr saca day.
$ Marriages. Enngrai naa nsliefow Nosiota
@uss invariably bsPaia 10 Advaass 20 securs In
G. Ne esaeipney ea the part of carriers via be
msda good b. ths of1ca lsths cnrrisrs fhil 10
leuse-uABsE - orasrsd Gaa dirsct-d. thss must
pay for thsir eArsiesn,sss Es4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
EBUCKWHEAT.

DLEErT on FRESH sBu1KEEEAFy TEE
Il nrsf ef the asAaeas ssat = - q ...s.a s
r. -.7inzsss1 aosEse -. z EA.L.tgAIsSS - -
l., sas'4 b1I-gen1 NO. - 4Aia sEssss7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

is5I regret to add that Gen. MeKamplin
was captured in Fort ,Steadman. Our
loss otherwise was not very great. Great
praise is due Gen. Hartsuff for the gal
lautry with which he handled his divis-
ion, which behaved with great skill on
its first engagement fus5 sssEse SOS
so1 Signed, a.a JoHS PARKE,a
.5 ,ie3 asaoiae' 'as. 3 iss4 g Maj. General. '-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

NEw YoRK, March 25, 10 p. MAJ
the evening Stock Exchange stocks and
gold were firm on call, but not very
active. Gold after cali closed at 1851.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
NOTICE.
Annexation Of Territory to the
City Of Evansville, - e

q
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
1N Common Councitofthe City Of Evansville, in
pursuance OF the provisions of an Act Of the
General Assembly of the state Of Indians ap,
proved March 8, 1865, entitled an " Act TO arnend
the seventy first secsion Of an act entitled An
Act granting TO the citizens Of the town Of Evans
Vile, in the County of Anderburgha City Chart
err approved january 27 1877, and to add suP-
plimental sections to said acts' will the goth
day of April 1865, present to the Board Of County
OcmmisSioners Of Nanderburgh county, petition
praying for the annexation TO said City, the
following described territory, aud setting forth
the reasons for sach annexation wiz: Allthat part
Of the southeast quarter Of Section inetesn 19,)
Township six t6.) Range ten t10) west, decribed
ss follows, via C0mpeuclng et stone, IA corner
established by the County Surveyor on the South
line of said quarter, sectinn,, and adjoining the
Northern Enlargernent OF the City Of EvansFilles
and running thence by Ann Street west, thi ee
hundred and eighty four $50 feet; thence North
two thousand six hundred end forty (2e40l feet TO
q stone; thence Easf three hundred and eighty
and seven tenths t.S0T-t0i feet TO q stone and
from thence South, tive Thousand six hnadred and
forty (264O) feet TO the place Of beginning5 szia
territory being contiguous to the City Of Eyans-
Vile, and not plated or laid "a. ssH hl.
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest-A. PFARFLExa Clerk H >
BY A. NJ. McGfin, Deputy Cisrk. a.
March 20,-30t. asa