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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-04

At Retailin Columbus by
j. R. COOK, R. JONES & SON, S. E. SAMUEL,
g.. ROBERTS, MARBLE d BITS0N, SCHUEL-
LER & CO., and for sale by
Druggists Everywhere.
feb4-d&tweowiy M, 5 SEsyEtp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.


TIE ~rafAsr . drcsassiy bSiassrous ana rae. q
hish. sharp wind Aaviss prevailed fsr aAs lAas
tAirty six hnnrr.
Tks river eoasiaaea 20 rise. and ls ace wssAsa
Aesat iozr cE eve fsst q Afsh water mArk ef lAas
~sss. Int IS shs river has hssa aa1Iag 81 osneas-
aAh siaes yesterday mOruanx, mueA xrasaar
rise Is not anticipated.
Ths Adaisl0nAl arrivals sIsss last aigAs iaelaas
sAs Msiaosss aad ManiAnA. NaaAxists 20 oiRein-
aati; hstls GEsy Eagls. Loaaasills 70 Hsaasrnsn
Aad returni Psytoaa. ssw orisAas % osasannAsl; !;
Soantsss, Cairo 20 EsansxiIls; Kafs PuanAp. ~
AeeiA 90 ftttabarg brslisaass oAAre te Kxana, la
fhs slsadale. last nighs. hAa az bali, sr
eotfon, ShieA seat serwara tAls mcraias b. >
costeH kxprass. shs vas fusi o. pecpts an tAs
~sy up. shs h nsw Fsesaving ssr Raahxisis amd
Stli leave for thAt port fs.zaos ruw svsHanx.
Tbs Montana. coaats.s and Ksss PusnMn Aaa
good tFips-
The counsess returns % cairo shls svaasnw, and
viii asara sxeeilsut accommodation % peM.sa.
gsr.
The iistis Grey Eagle dia ast arrive uasGl sAss
merainS, and lsfs on her Fssurn at noen.
The PsytoaA bad very meagsr trip. saa lsh
nothing hsre--aat even = ksw orieAns pApss--s
nswlissaes that ne Do ues aadurusana.
Iha Brilliant passed % llsht. IN GsseEnnssai
serxIee.
Ths Silver Neon, for Msmphlss sAs W. n Oar.
Ter, for New oraa@asi tAe Anna. Roh't MseFs.
\ ghssngaIs and Lawreacs, for Nashville, ana
ths Pins Gsovs and shsrmma, eSs e. Hsuss. Ar.
ths hFsf beats dne fsem above, ana shs calfaa
SD Reb't nurna. fsom Msmphls. ara he Arss
beats aas here from heiow. TAs Atiaatis ana
Lana, from Loaisvtlis 90 NMahviils. are aiso aws.
Ths wn. v hiss isAEsa thia evening fsr Pend
rlssF, and VIII carry pAsssnxsrs elegantly. capt
AeRsSnolta fs IN sasamAad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
GAeEn Hands.

q
When was about six years old, o
gentleman who had called on my father
10 transact scme Business, perceived
that my hands were dirty, and those of
my br0fher Fred i'm the same condition.
: - Mg boys, said hes hate dirty
6ngeras now If yours are clean when |
call here next Tuesday, viii make
yon present"
As soon as it was light on the Tues
dag naoraings my brother aud / got up
and began 10 wash our hands We
uaed more soap that morning than we
had used for month before; aud II
ever our hands were clean, they Ger
tainly were then. The gentleman did
nos come mntil dinnartime, 80 we
thought IN better 10 have another scrub
hsng aa our hands, and once mere we
\ were NJ 10 our elbows in soap-suds
! The gentleman came, and after exauin-
4 inf our hah1s. which bad not speck on
ffera. he gave each Of us Ave new bright
sparkling pieces OF coin, which we took
. 10 BE- golden guineas- They were only
1 pocket pieces-blt we were too young
/. 10 know the diference-thay were jnat
as valuable 10 ua, 80 we faacied oar-
I segves a. rich as Jews. .s.sssss
Nov, my boys" said he, '.yun sas
! Ii In possible for you 10 keep your hands
I clean when il anawera yonr purpose to
! do 20. II shonld be ashamed of boy
/ wAn manld IN mean enough 70 wash his
handa 40 maker m 0ney, snd not keep
1 them clean to make his friends cona-
/ fnxfahlAg Fhe lara and good epfajon ol
soar paF%aSs Gad isRda % avovtA al lA4
J aaasaaW ts 6a eorlRs s-ss -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

A. Supposed skfrmfsh - Kmprobm b 4
namora Of n B19tae-Gloom in hie a


Supposed skarmfsh = Emproba Die
moma.
NEw YoRE, March 24-The World 8
special says the fight referred to IN Rich
mond papers Of Tuesday, as having oe-
Cured between q portion Of shsrnan's .
I force and Johnston 9 army, is understood.
in army circles, 10 have been merely =
small skirmish with detachment sent
By Gen. Slocum to burn the 6ne rail.
road bridge across the Nense river. neax
Smithkeld, between Goldsboro and Ra-
leigh
The HeraEds special says the report
Of Johnston to Lee that be bad met the
enemy aRd routed him, is regarded here
IS referring to the cavalry bankers Of
the extreme leff Of Sharman's army. IL
is surmised that Sherman may have sent
small force in that direction for the
purpose Of cutting the railroad connec.
tioa between Goldsboro and Raleigh aud
drawing Johnston away from Goldsboro,
while il was being occupied by she main
body Of Sherman's army. Authentic
information has been received here that
the occupation Of Goldsboro was effected
on the same day Of the reported battle
at Bensonville Johnston's dispatch
states that the Unien troops subsequently
assumed the offensiye--thus admitting
that bis success was ouly temporary and
aaimportant.
The Washingtou Republican says
a gentleman from Richmond reports
that the rebels admit the damage done
By Sheridan amounts 70 ffty millions of
dollars He estimates the strength Of
the rebel army in the Richmond su-
treHchments At sixty thousand, exclns-
i've o. ten thousand Home Guards aud
emergency men ia Richmond he does
not believe Johnston has over 5000.
though be has drawn several divisions
from Richmond Deep gloom prevails
IN Richmond, and everybody seems 10
feel that the day Of reconing has come.
The Richmond Examiner says the
conscription Of negroes goes on With
difscultyi guards are stationed At every
camp aud yet the negroes escape
There is q great panic among the
blacks and as much reluctance among
the whites, upon the question Of arming
slaves
Ao A<ASRNAs@ft VI haH @4AaA fEPAEtA tfAA&h a
Kirby Smith has 25, 900 negro troops or
ganized and armed.
The Exansfncr Of the 2ist says there /
are in that city between Eve and six
thousand women and children belonging
TO the families of men Who have fled !
from the rebel conscription snd escaped |
10 the North. Provisions are scarce
commodities in Richmond, and il 10 pro- !
posed to send these non-hghting, nom
producing, consumers to the North also.
The MilledgevilIe, Ga, Uafoa says il /
10 time JEFF Daviss administration and |
bis executive officers were overhauled
1t thinks the masses have been fighting,
and suffering. and paying taxes without
asking questions long enough, and an
nouness that If the people OF Georgia |
desire 10 have . convention they win |
bold Il in spite of the soldiers ia the
State.
The Montgomery Mail says that the |
depression that is laying bold Of the
country 10 sapping the vitals OF it's power
both 81 home and in the army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
Later from Eurepe--ArFtwaI Of th@
Australian.

Later from Europe--ArrAwaI Of the
Aastraiimn.
NEW YoEK, March 2s.-Ths Aus
traliau, which. left Liverpool on the
morning Of the 1Ith and Queenstown
the l2th, arrived here At ~ o'clock THE
morning.
The Etna reached Queenstown about
noon on the I0sh. The news By the
Etna of the fall Of Wilmington was not
unexpected, and the effect therefore was
not SO great as It otherwise would have
been.
Federal securities vas improved, bat
the Confederate loan was only q shads
easier, having declined IN anticipation
of the news
AT Liverpool and Manchester there
was an increased feature ia the cotton
trade.
The Army and Nary Gasefte says
the news by the Etna ia OF . character
generally to tax the faith Of those who
believe The Con fedsracy viii maintain
the cause in ihe Geld. Lees com mnni-
cations are threatened on al sides, and
Grant, as if preparing for rush, has
contracted his lines, and ID awaiting all
Of them, Hood and his Confederates
being quite In nssbibus Ff
In the Houae al Commons Lord r.
CeiciI inquired IL demands hE5 been
made By America for compensation for
the doings Of the EdeIa and other
cruisers.
Mgs Layard said tAAt no demand Of the
kind, within the past six nonths, had
been made
Mr.. Bright asked if the Government
had not received and presented numer-
ons claims from Englishmen.
Mr. Layard responded IN the athrma-
tive.
Lord Palmerston, in reply 10 inqui-
riea, said that the Government had no
intention to repeal the Aberdeen Act"
relative to BraziL EHorfs we're still pro-
crossing, through Portugal. 20 re-estab-
lish friendly rsIatioas with Brazil
Duke Demornedy died on the 10Th.
In the French Senate ihe wish vas
strongly expressed that the FedeFals and
Copfsderates might 6gkt On 70 the COM
plefe rain Of both, rasher than that the
Z French army in Mexico shoald De made
prisoners by the conclusion Of peace
The banks of France gsined &C, ,0O0,- :
/ O00f Of cash daring the wesk Bourse
dali. s -
at an audience between ths Pope aad
+ French Minister, the Pope igncrsd the
/ canon Of Sspaembar, ahd dasiinsd ths
Invitation % Eo<m A a<mF-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

Adversely and MsnaAl Developments
Hardship alone will not make mar
great, bat IL 10 an important aid IN the
development Of greatness. Ability and
aspiration are doubled In power By the
stimulus Of want. There ia an untold
might in deprivation. Impriaon gill
Of water il solid rock, and simply de-
prive IL Of heat, and il win burst It's
finty bonds As sampson burst the cords
Of the Phiiistines. Ignited in the free
air, spoonful Of powder explodes With
g harmless fash; conEne II In a rife
barrel, teaze il with the minutest spark
and il carries doom 10 q distant life.
Natures forces crave expansion If
space IL abundant, they take il quietly,
il IL 10 limited, then look out for re-
suits. II 10 so with developing boyhood
Character demands scope- If il 6nds
it readily, It accepts gracefully the easy
boon; IL IL does not End II, il takes il at
whatever cost
The rich mans son has plenty OF
wants, hHt they are easily grAti6ed; the
poor mans son has The same waHtO, and
he can only hope to crafty them By
strenuous exertions Of muscle Rnd brain
Our motive power is always found in
what we lack He Ia strongest Who
lacks most; the poor boy inheritance
10 in those tastes and aspirations which
arge him to perpetual effort He has
plenty TO work for, while his rich cousin
has only plenty to enjoy. The latter
may be lifted into high position, as
lady In lifted into her aide. saddle, but be
will generally End Ii convenient to ride
with an attendant, or ha may get thrown
and hurt
The heir OF wealth begins at the wrong
end for permanent success. lie In like
q crocus, blooming in spring, 5lighted in
summer, and in autumn nowhere. He
reversea the law Of nature, which gives
us the unsightly husks sbefore the tempt
ing kernel, the spFouEing Reorn before
the giant oak, effort before strength,
struggle before achievement, pain before
pleasure, the Law before the gospel The
ease aud refinement Of his hoyhood 10
no aid TO future energy and power. He
begins at fhe end and geperally ends Al
the beginning. A rudely, formed but
well tempered blade may fe subsequently
polished, but polished blade cannon Be
hardened without losing ali IT'S glitter
9 e Springfield Republican
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
RANK STATEMENT.


TGKA8EA1 DKFA&IMASs =
0FKrcK on CoMgTRaLEM8 aT rEE CrMmAEcRs
Nashingtenn gaauaFJ A9khst 4 eb-
&AERkAsrs Nv satisfactory egadaDeeP Pvpae mted %
the un&eFHtaned II has hesn Emda 60 mn@e& that
- TH9 RwAEaxEL1R @&Tx9sA1 RAMKs s& tAs city
Of Ewmnswtilas in the naunty Of YmRdsrbR rxh sno
sRaaa Of Emd9Anas han been duly organised aader
and Meourding ts Rha EaqniFemsats Of shs Aet o.
Congress snAa4l@a, . An Act 10 provide M@fioasz
CurTensy secured BY piedre cf u 3. Bonda.
and 90 prowf6m for tha cfrcrasian and redeEp pSion
Tnmrncf.s 70 &pFro~sa Jnns 81 1SsE5 and naa COM
ri n& with all the prowiaoHs OF a&ad @ce required
e. b cons plss9 @irh before eomnasneing the bu&i-
naas of hankiaw nader said aetr
@sw, TMKakFomma l. Hugh McCalioeh, Cozp-
froaler af thu Gnrr@mcw DO hereby certify shat TIE
Ew@narills &&taemal Bmnks An fhm city Of Kvanss
wfI1a IN the county Of FAzdsE bar gh aR6 stats q
Indiana Ia anthnFfEed 70 90 mmenca the en4iBsss
og As1king under the &e& &fhrasafa
s I'm eassffmSHT wM@rHnf aasmmna ma 8nA and seai
or oHaes afia nimaaemRah AMF of T4nn&rls 1865. -
n al # HT4H McGTLLQCEt 9s
Elamr - IA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

HOOP SKIRTS.

i q. w. HRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
RLdrTI5 for donble1 SPRING SKIRT.
ssaa WET BRADLEY a GARY Gate y. 4 A o. y.
Wes), sOhE pM0FRlKT0Hs AND MAUFAE-
TuhEA-. ~ a1hanbeva aud ~ snd 81 Rsaae
aHIs INV EHTIoN consists of Daplsx gor
twol ltiiette Steel Sprfngws in9nnton+ly bFmided
tightly and fiFm y seFetber, eaSpto edge, making
the toughest ms9at Hssihls, eiaaic and sFahle
Spring eyer used They sefUUm bend or break,
ks tlle slngisf priagA, and consequently preserve
ikaiF perfect and beautiful shape twice ~ lcsg
Tho wo derfal nsxjbIlity aud great co.. fort and
pleasure q any lady wearing tha Dupivx Iliipde
Skirt VIII bs experienced particularly in all
crowded asaemb ica, 0peras, Carriages. Railfaaa
Cars, Church Pswm, Arn-C Chairs, for Promsnaas
Amd House nra@s. 90 the skift b. folded when
IN use g occupy small plaees - easily ~ silk
A indy having eaJeyed the pleasure, comfort
and convenience of WEARING the Duplex Itiipsic
Rteel rpfiHk Skirt for aiagIs day viii never,
tasef Afterwards sifiiagy dispense With 10 II ass.
For chiiiiSHl dianea aud feAnB ladies they afs
superior to all others.
Ihag ere the best qua i.y ia eyafy part, and IN
81, queatonabiy the Llghta4t. Most Desirable, Co1a
fetsAhle aud EsonoHia4i nkift ever in@ds,
FnM "A 10 All hFst ella stores In ths city,
AAsAna sfepbas Mexico. routh AmeEica, and ths
West ladies.
ENQUIRE ron THR DUPLE1 ILLIPTic
sgas Nfaa sf SKIRT.
q i8#a sa - &l#
Patent Duplex Elliptic skirt,
Elegance. LtRnsne#s, Comfort and
Eeom nfHt E#&E#
And unqusstleaahiy fhe MOST desirable artiele
mam. far ~ by 2s A8f Asa
g 80 SF as A. oaoLtDeE.
a 4sl 1 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
NeH Tork NOON Narket..

NKw YoKm, March ~
C0TT0N-Duii, - 4s sH
FLoUR-Dull, and f0azfc lever 0 90 so G5 for
Extra state, 10 10fai0 ~ for Raund Hoop uhle.
WHnAT-Qaise; Apsbxv MIchisan. Z %. rs
faF W nter Red Western.
EQRE-Dmil and arsopsuK ~ / "a for prime
white Sorfhesn
GATS-Qnfes m& 81
PORK 0Qszg5 90 for ne@ Mesa 1l dan 90
for IS aud 'ek 20. and Is 09a24 % for Prime
LARD-Du5f at is@fsL
WHIsEY--Hsesy ss ale Tor westerr.
sTOCKs-Duil.
MONEY! per csHs.
gTKRLTNG-Duil at I 0a5<
G0LD--opsned n soek rose % s2ss, and
fell 10 II az
Us. sT6CKa-5s Of 1881, coupons. 05s< :
S-2f'as ezupons. 0s5x Dc. fssus, ! n55< De-
rsgislarta. oss lo-a0s. eouDoas. six.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

EEw YogE, March 23.-The Posfs
trade report says: s
In dry goods considerably lS~er prices
are ruling; domessics are depressed At
the auction sale By Wiiding 4 Mart yea
terday, Arnold prints brought I6A; At
lansic mourning prints, lsl; Swift River
goods, 2l, which ia Sc per yard less than
yesterdays price Gotten declined TO-
day 5@8 cents Flour declined so cents;
Pork, 50(957c; Butter, 2(93c. Whisky,
59sc; Petroleum, l(92c, and most o,hes
articles in proportion. Corn and oats
are without material change.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
Cincinnati Soon Markets.


The lew rate which gold reachsd in Haw TcFk
last night has again nnsettied the markets fof eli
&fsieisa, and there has been o0thinK done In any
give quotations.
WHIsKx-Holders are not disposed 70 sell, a.
any extent, At even Is, and thereEore there L.
nothing dofng. 0aly thoss who aFs snpelled 20
sell do -. hoidsrs hnowing that prices must riss
agaia, seoMer or later.
sUGAR- DseliBsa 20 zs@zs for cubA. sss Iss
10 for Porte Rfce.
coFFEE-slA3e. aud dun.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

NEw YoKK, March 24.--The Herald .
correspondent says IT Myers, Fla, has
been evacuated By the Union forces,
which were taken 20 Fort Delany, Or.
The Richmond Whsg Of the 2lst says
party Of Georgia cavalry made dash
on F. McAlister recently, capturing a
working party, but were soon repulsed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
A@&AN - a1Nl1F y n
March 20, 1865.
Hon. J. @. Brecksarsdge, Sec. Var:


sherman tn kroAG az IkMfei @h~~De-
mAands aas Surrender.
NEw YoRK, March 23.--The Comnscr.
ciaFs Washington special says that the
War Department Is reported to have
received dispatch from Fortress Mon
roe, saying that Sherman bad arrived
before the defenees of Raleigh on Sat
urday, and having planted bis guns 10 5
position commanding the city, bad sent
Summons 70 General Wheeler, de-
manding surrender Of the city. The
result is not given. Is
The report that Sheridan il on . fresh
raid, il not true. aN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
my Telegraph.
RAILROAD nECEKPTw.

TnsKE HAtFrn. March a. fsss.
FlMd b-iow last Of freight far wArdsa b. Traln
Ne q, from tais pises, to, dAy.
A. q. ROBBINS.
Wheeler a Riggs, azs kfss nsh, hH sunarsea,
% bags eaaaas MeAd NJ "a ae4 hsooma. q
FfnaemAa, nx dry goeds Frwston nrca - hhds
bseou Orr, bxs tiH plate. e4ak hard Ma4s
Topf Long. bx mdsa; Mesbitf w, eaaes
goods q MAg hse bales mdsos GiheFt Is
bsA eoaee strAne 4 see, pkKs papeTs W
Mofton, car hay; W n AfAman A ce. Its umnks
wheati Glover. ear ptna iamb~rt n Esrgaa,
, cars pine iamber uihern Bginkmaa, x7S
pieces marble
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

"May be sare, mammal" said Kitty,
as the good news of Gods free love was
read 10 her, and she was told there was
forgiveness for hcr.ea y all.
Yes, dear one, ron frp-
4 "But how, mamma 80
Simply In believing what God has
said; for God tells 20 lies and breaks no
promises
"And what has God said 7''A
He that beliereth HATH eternal
life" 10 $3.50 9sA e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

CIscrxsArI, March 24-River fallen
Is inches; As feet inches In the chan.
mel Weather clear. Snow last night;
but il melted as soon rs the sun rose.
Thermometer, 43o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

NRw YoRK, March 23.--Tt is rumored
on the streets that Gen. Sherman fought
battle with Johnston near Ralei gh,
and defeated him; gold fell to Isl in
consequence. e ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
REMOVAL.

AMR ~ q. MTREST BEINt COMPELLED TO
4NA waste lis cld stand On 1hs cornmE nj Ms5n
ard Fisrt hsrnaaa, hna rsmaTed a larKs pcrtion cf
hin seoxk Go the S. Charles &aAsnn dh fire. skrest
ketwBan Main aud LoeHnf, whars he will hm Rlsas-
ad - mnaK am MsM &ft@M3s nRs&a ha n@n aernpT HIS
nsw aaamas @armsw kaamaa mn& RRFxa2 Taa.sT m2-az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
our SPECIAL REPORT.
A False Report from the
Richmond Papers.
Sherman Before Raleigh.
He Demands its Surrender.
Reported Federal Victory
near Raleigh.
Heavy Decline in Markets.
Latest News from Europe.


tsBssEal 20 the JoaruaI.
a F@iss Report fronn tha Raehmend
WAsHISGToS, March 23.-The Rich
mond Exaniaer Of Tuesday has the fol-
lowing .aaa
Yesterday, dispsAchss we're received
announcing brilliant victory nsar
Raleigh. Cheering intelligence from
North Carolina. Sherman was routed
Our troops behaved aplendidly.
HE4peE rs ARafT C. s A., I
March 20, 1865.
Hon. J. G. Breektaridgs, Sec. Var:
Gen. Johnston reports that about s D.
m. OF the l9:h he attacked the enemy
near Bevillsbnrg, routing him and cap.
turing guns 8 mile in the rear. He
rallied vita fresh troops, bat waa forced
back slowly till 6 p m, when receiving
more troops, he apparently assumed the
offensive, whssh was resisted without
difficulty. This morning he is entfench-
ed. Oar troops behaved admirably well.
Dense thickess prevented active opera
tions. On the 1lth Stanton had an
nonnced that Sherman was doing finely.
His army was q. Fayetteville, qaietly
resting, preparatory to another advance
northward. It seems be advanced, but
not far This successful attack by Gen.
Johnston glves an earnest hope that the
redoubtable Sharman hss ~ last met bis
match.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

CmcIxsATI, March 24.--Gen. Palmer
has revoked all orders ia Kentucky ex,
cluding the circulation Of the Cincin matt
Enquirer In that State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
INSURANCE AGENCY.



o. FFTC E H. Sc
VIM. SALISBURY, President. bass
w. III. BRYAN, Vice Presidents.
CHARLES e. sCARLETT. Secretary.
w. II. GARDTEER, ArfnAry.
DIRECTORS AND RE EFERENCEs4
HoE. n. 9. GREGORY, Judss suprsms court.
HON. O. III. TEST, Judge 0frcaie Court. e
GOV. o. P MORTON, Indlan&polis, Indiana.
HON. w. b. SoFFsIEGER,
LAZ. NOBLE.
HON. IN. p. BFDDEE. Bogansp0rts Indiana
COL. JOHN OSBORN GrsencaafIA
COL. ,. N, DRESSER Lafayetse.
COL JAMES GAVIN GrsesnsburE.
John A STEIN, Lafayette. IndiAna.
JUDGE a. A. HUFFs LAfaysssa IndiaHa.
JOHN ID. COUGAR Attorney. Lafayette, Ind.
MaIor W. WILLIAMS. warsaw.
COZ. A. III. coEERR. Y. NJ. Iaainuspoli4. lad.
CHAs. Es s0ARbETT. Iyfayestas Indiaaa.
HON. DAVID TURPIE, Eezticello. s.
col. THoMAs DowLIaG, Tsrrs HAnss, Ind.
wM. sATEsBURY. Lafhystts. Indiana
EDGAR SHARPE, Agent,
0fRce No. O Water Street.
Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

The son Of DR.. Eastman, Secretary Of
the Tract Society. il Q chaplain. His
horse, plunging during battle, struck
him on the kneespan. Lila leg swelled
and stihed until the pain became almost
unapdnrahle. When he could noionger
stand, ha gave his horse up to servant
and had himself ID lie on the ground.
Tha pain was intense. Darkness set
tied over him. He had to take q wound
ed soldiers place that night
. As he lay on his back, suffering and
thinking, he heard voice--"0, my
Godl' he thought, Can anybody be
swearing in such q place as this1 He
liatenad again, and 4 prayer began. 1t
.was wounded soldier praying. How
can / get to him was his frst impulse.
He tried to draw up his stiffened limb,
the while setting his teeth and clench-
ing his hands for the pain. But he
eoEld not rise. Thea he 4hrew his arms
around sRpling, drew up his well foot,
and tried to lin the other mp and xtend
il without bending, that he might walk;
be fell back in the effort, with a heavy
fall that Jared through him like q stab.
He then thought, III can roll And
over and over. In pain he rolled i'm hlood
and over dead bodies. NATL he fell against
q dying man, and there be preached
Christ, and prayed. At length, one OF
the line officers came up and said.
aass Where's the chsplain9 where's the
.chaplain1 One of the staff officers 10
dying s-sat traa
"Hera he is--here be ia" cried out
the suffering hero,
= aWaH, such an officer is dying; can't
you come and see him7' @w&
. cannot move. / have Just rolled
alongside of this dying man, to talk to
him. -ss.s
1T / detail two men to carry you
shall they do it?' s
II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

They took him gently up and carried
him. And that hveleRg night these two
men bore him over the battle Geld, and
laid him down In blood beside the bleed
ing, dying men9 and he preached Christ
TO them, and prayed. He had 10 look
up then. brethren, he could no other way
from that position, not even into the
face of the dying; and with God stars
shining down ON him, aad heaven bend
ing over him. he had to preach Christ
and pray. L. 4 ~p a as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25
Accident on ahe New York Central
ss HaiAFomA.

NKw YoRK, March 23.-The Post rs-
ports 8 disaster on the New York Cen
tral Railroad to-day, three miles west Of
utieA, hy which eve cars were thrown
oH the track Two psrsoas we're killed
and forty wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-25

President Laneolm t0 Travel Tor Kaas
HeRith-
WAsHrNGroH, March a3-It Is under
stood that the President, accompanied
BY his family, is about 10 leave wash
ington for few days, in accordance
With the advice of his physician.