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absence the he shall TIE of
SECTION
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Of i S e@
sss @ R.sss II sss sssss sss succeed e h the
f. E. il
The The st s FsSs T. g !: by |
Office & of G9cernqr hs fer t tern
Of this State Of TIE ni when shall be called
aSa & Se @ a eo mnns sna sp
azs s Ss h 2 d n pss H | ss S dir by
thaer al paaons granted BY him. WITH fa statement of ea
T. Hs %oss oae @ 5ss laws be faithfully in
ss s f The G9vesnoE Ind shall stated
da the Which, they ehal a1s Ssn
The ,(5s ao7s5ss 1
ac he Sosas
sSoa % a Ea 5 1 spee
& a OF IN case the two Houses with
SECTION s It shall be the duty Of the
thereafter oTe1ar an
Iss IT, ( @ the ss
@ iss5 es 1a ss
TO- The
Assembly
Assembly by law him to reside at the
& sEcToS FL Every Blu which shall have passed the General Assembly
he shall but not he shall ectons to that
House which shall have originated who shall
large on Their Journal and proceed to reconsider
lderaton majority of the whole of
the Bill it shall be sent together with the other
majority of the whole
all the
10y and and the
Bill shall be entered the journal respectively
Bill shall not be returned by the
ceped after shall
like he had signed al
lowed the Governor Bills
neither House shall read Bill the last
Bills have been returned by the provided
. ARTICLE Ill
SECTION The judicial shall Superior
inferior Courts Law and Equity
direct establish The
elected by the General Assembly, hal hold their good
and shall at stated times
neither
office but they shall receive
other office of profit trust this State the United
or OF then other The General
shall possible establish for each District in the State
court Courts to be- styled he District Judge
hall be resident in the District while Office shall be elected
eneral Assembly for and shall be regb
Jurisdiction of all civil wherein both parties
color and the General Assembly semowered
:f the said Court to other subjects
SECTION The Judges shall Columbia time as
1nt nv Act II
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tuition of this appointed
and that viii to the ability discharge
United States. So help *s3..
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n.
SECTION The General Assembly whenever laid
the time sapaon which shall
poll than the tax laid
assessed value of the
of such cacn all
otherwise ought in the judgment the
ARTICLE
SECTION The business Of the Treasury shall
Treasurer who shall hold
SECTION The hold
seat Of Government.
ARTICLE
the shall be called
the General Assembly.
No part shall
alter three
several days the Senate and agreed
each House Of the General Assembly neither shall alteration take
effect until he BILL agreed shall be published for three
previous TO election members of the House Of
be agreed By the General Assembly their first session by the
whole
the shall have % three each then
other wlsethe of the Constitution.
Done in Convention Columbia the South
twenty day September year one
thousand hundred and
d. /. WARDLAW
President OF the Convention
Attest JOHN I,
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shall be elected
the thereof special
reIusnant this Constitution prescribed by
l1nily,l the following oath
= d. a5n that ry qualified: according Con-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28


EEw Yozk, Feb. 2T-The Herald 3
james rivst correspondent states thst
General Lee has goas southward to con-
duct the operations Of opposing Sher-
man, leaving General Joe Johnston in
command as Petersburg and Richmond.
A large part Of the rebel army around
Petsrsburg had, on Saturday last, been
under marching orders for several days.
and . considerable nnmber of rebel
troops are behaved 70 have been dis
patched 70 act against Sherman ~
Reports Of Lees design to abandon
Petersburg and Richmond are repeated.
and deserfers now add that notice has
been gixsn By him to the people Of the
latter placs, 60 have their tobacco and
othsr stores Eeneysd Hithin four asyE
They say that nearly ell Of their ar
tillery has been taken from Pesersburv.
only sufficient number Of batteries be-
ing left % keep np appearances
Heavy srtilIerT hr1z, cuudnuing sew
eral hours, was inaHieed ID on Thursday
end Friday last BY the opposing guns IN
froat Of Petersburg. The casualties,
however, were few, and the firing sp.
pears to have had no resuh Of import
ancs.
/ OF Tia stream Of rahel dsssrtsrs
pouring into the union lines, averaging
az least one hundFe1 aailJ, large pro
portion now bring with them their arms
and eqaipmenEs. and the caEalrvnen
bring in thsir horses South Carolina
troops joined the dessrting throng Ia
large nnmbsrG axzar s.r,rs ~ss = -.
I The Biehnoad ssxtissk, Of last Fri.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
4 Rival OF Donate.

The Eepbaryport Herald. has heard
of Donate, the one legged dancer, bat
says be is fully equaled in agility BY 3
one legged person Of It's acquaintance
This is young man named Crockett,
who lost leg above the knee on the
Boston and Maine Railroad, when q
child, who can perform feats with ons
foot, that few if any lands in this neigh
borhood can perform With Two feet. he
will swim ike duck. be can run as
fast as the fastest, bounding on ike .
deer, aud bis skating is msrve1oga A
dozen lads may start with him on the
ice, but he is sure to come ont ahesd-
Nor is il IN straight eousse alone that
be shows his speed; with q eruteh In one
hand, and skate upon the foot, be viii
defy them to catch bin, and dodge them
ss nimbly as cat We doubt If there
is boy that can jump higher. Re will
leap fence as high as his head, aEd will
surprise his associates By standing bis
back 10 > fence that will come 10 bis
shoulders, turning sumerset, and com.
ing down right end UP on the other side.
II Is very doubtful had the two legs re-.
NAMED 10 him ii be would ever have
developed 50 much spring and activity.
de has made up IN training what be Lost
OJ accident. arersr O. asa e sfe
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ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.



The river is rising With unpreceden:-
ed rspidisy, having risen at the rate Of
p inches per hour since Saturday night,
and there is nov but little doub, Of q
7 hood, aud farmers aid others interested
should prepare for al oyeFfow.
The leyee has presented a very ami
mated appearance this morning, being
crowded with steamers, and an unus,,sl
anOunt of freigb, was discharged s.,
( shipped
The arrivals since last nigh, III uls
the Nightsagale, Caroline, Tacony "a
Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati:
EfabHrg, S. Louis . PistsbarS, Ger
AndsFson. Cairo 70 Evansville, Liberty
Ma ? Memphis 70 EyaasvilIe; Sherman
anas Fanny Braudles, cineiansti to
Nashville; Clifton. Cincinnati TO Mem
pals Little Gray Eagle. Henderson 10
louisville.
Tho Liberty No. 2eame in this morn
ing With flying colors and nice trip
She bad SlS bales Of cotton, consigned
10 Brown, Dunkerson & Co, which goes
forward this afternoon BY the famous
Cotton Express Line, 100 snpty beer
barrels to Fred. W. Cook 4 Co. and 10
bales rags to John Kochier. She dis.
charged ~ Cairo l96 packages consigned
70 the Adams Express Co. and 200 sacks
cotton seed for the Iilinois Central Rail
road and vas covered with passengers.
She returns ~ Memphis at noon to-mor-
row. sse
The Gen Anderson had q moderate
trip Of freight, and tots Of passengers
She returns TO Cairo forthwith, under
command Of Capt Billy Low,h.
The little Eagle took Out handsome
foundation for a good trip
The Fanny Brandies had a SIS, 500
trip this morniDg for Nashville
The NightepgAle, Caroline aud Tacony
we're light. m
% The Emma Floyd had good trip Of
cotton and tobacco.
The Clifton was loaded to her guards
whsa she landed here, bat hghteped up
somewhat
Capt j. b. Archer, the indefatigable
Superintendent Of the famous Archer
Line, IL in che city. We regret 20 see
him looking thin and delicats.
The iin.clad No. s passed up this
morning. She l. q formidable looking
craft. and was crowded wlth blue jackets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28


PErRoLEUa EroafEs The franduEent
character Of the numerous oil companies
now orgsntzing IN different parts of tie
country Is veil illustrated BY the follow
ing story:
II ID difficult not TO say something
about petroleum. spare ysu all but
one story. -
A company was organized IN New
York two weeks age; advertissd 10 q
prominent weekly josrnAl, aud got itsell
editoriaIIy noticed. The prssidsnt came
into that Office two days gfterward and
was asked how he'Rot onf SWEET, vas
the answer.1s.we have Sl00, 600 inahe
bank bat We don't own nary acse Of land
yeti : The reader hereof mag draw bis
own moral. stti h -
The effect Of their advertisement n 81
be estimated By sbs following knscdots:
ALady ~ Ssereh Of the OIL Compa.
Hy----A aay or tao since we'll knuwn
gentleman, while passing along Chestnut
street, near FonrEh, was Accoatsd By =
lady desiroua Of finding an oil company.
"Sir." aaid she, "can you tell me
whers Lean fad ths oil company" /"
MADAM, said he, .theEe arr pumer-
Gus oil companies ia this aoighbofhood.
Do you dssi = apg Tertioalsr oae7 =
''Yes, sir want che ore that viii
make NE rich. evesJboly iB making
money in oil. Am 9 seaasstrsss, and
have saved sevea hundred dollars, and
want to put Il into oil
"Welf madam, don't you know the
name uf the compRny9Han1 afaf6
mo, sir only the oil company that
can make me rieh--shat is the one l.
wish to place my money in
: The geHtlemaa Recommended her 70
place her money IN Government funds
rs the best security. -
''Ohy 30, slri though the bonds are
good, ! waut 70 ges rich. want to End
the oil company that suits me.
The gentleman went en- his way re-
fiecting on that curious disease known
es "oil on the brain" and the lady pro-
ceeded IN her search for the OH company
that was to make her millionaire
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

5 e0- The plea Of the Rebel papers, that
the South is not whipped bHt eowed, =
reminds us Of a dght between couple
Of Washington City editors few years
ago, Ope Of them was kpoeked down,
aud the other fell upon him. when .
lookeF-on cried out: Better holler NUT,
Dug, or bell gouge. The other com.
batant replied, making desperate ef-
Tort 10 rise, "Oh--no-no-no- eaa
.al,cdys right better uAen Tm dorm"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
Our securItIes m Rpglaua

The ilrst effect OF the news of the iall
OF Fort Fisher, 10 England, was 10 put
L. 5, securities up IlA@i2 per cent
Advices OF this response we have "a our
dispatches this morning. There was
much excitement in the Loadon market
Bears had sold short largely, and 5-20s
being scarce, there was a great rush 10
cover eentraetS. The clio sing price was
81. The Confederate loan fell ia pro
portion, but the quotation ia not given
Englishmen will not laugh at the
Germans now. The former sought 10
ignore United States securities, while
the shrswd Germans we're buying them
at 10 TO 40 Now Englishmen are buy
ing them at 81, and there is more ankle
" to buy than to sell This is pleasing
intelligenee--douhly no. because Il Is
well that those who sympathised nth rs
in our darkest days should make money
at the expense Of the capitalists Who
sympathized with the rebels, and sought
10 turn this sympathy to good account.
Confederate bonds, aud the decriers OF
Americas securities are now suffering
in that part where the EnglisbmaA is
most sensitive-ths pocket
! In financial point Of view this news
4 from England is very important as it
promises to exercise a powerful inhu-
enee on our market. 1t will strengthen
the condolences OF our own people in
these securities, in the first place, and
in the next place it must depress the
price of gold. Heavy purchases Of
bonds on foreign account, xiilof course
increase the supply Of exchange The
\ price Of the latter is already one per
cent. below par for bankers signatures.
This, ofeourse, stops the export Of gold.
Meantime our exports Of produce are
fair, and our imports Of foreign goods
are light What, then, is to prevent i'm.
ports of gold from Europe II the ex
cess of exchange continues, this must be
done, for it is not TO be supposed thai
exchange viii be sold AZ a discount
greater than the cost Of shipping coin.
The effect Of such movement on oul
gold market may readily be imagined
Already weak, and trembling as if OF
/ the brink Of precipice, favorable mill
tary news, coming on the heels Of thi
! foreign adyices, and coupled with th,
easy working of our foreign trads bal
anees, would send prices tumbhng
The pabllo are now looking steadily 10
: lower rates Dealers expect decIu,
i and act accordingly. The market. there
fore, has but little support. There i
. under the present aspect Of affairs, u,
considerable bull p sVty to rush il /,
risk she experiment ofAtrying TO check
. downward movement. All therefore
- that is required now TO prodace an ex
plosiou, louder and more fatal than an
in that that has heretofore occurred, is
- considerable military success. Wit
such 3 success there would, IN sn pros
g ability, be panic in the gold uasrkei
such as has not heretofore been exper
enced. In this direction comhinatio
of events, at home and abroad is sarsi
tending. = 0seinRass Gasssts, Iokk q
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YaAREMOVAL.
g THOs. q. MAaHRR

Las REMOVED HIS WI LssALg MANr.
hetaFflee Gssabllshmsut 10 No. FfRsT
BfhhET fbeloW Mais Hs hes a large and elo.
CANT gsanrtpnnt'nf dome made Work. ~ naa Al
the hneat, gusrantedd - "good ha the best, I" and
ipr sale ~ "chasp a. tho cheapest aud a llttla
cheaper Va M
Hia entire atock y oonaiating Of hna Buggy,
yoaeh, and Carriage Harness, Light Tr0tting
Heavy Wagon, pray5huG Express Harness, Sad
disss 10 sufigsu variety pridles Of all kinds IN
any q4afltlfy C0liara, alrths, Ausslneies, fjheck
Lines aliitlsry W0rt IA akort. eyery thing III
hls iines bon ltaInh trap loA 'afsnitef had.
Ole "---lsls bean 'fuauufagtufcd under his imma.
date supesyiai0n, By sklilfui and experienced
work man. and II nov 0ngrad 10 tha trade Al
EAsTHhN Phf0Ea being abia 10 compete sue.
eeaafally with anything 10 the market, To style,
hulsh, durability sud price, ha oaly aaks rial
YAH afu aNantinr or ygrFrives Ap2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

The Charleston Mercury has one vir.
tue leil IT. and as we never did believe
in the doctrine Of total depravity, we
fully coneede the fact. Il sticks to the
text Of Secession, and does not try to
lie cut ofit in The last tlfrobs Of the dy-
ing monster. Perhaps this is anolhsr
illustration of the ruling passion strong
in death At all events the closing at
terances OF the great organ OF the 'chiv-
airy we're as followss
"South Carolina entered into this
struggle for no other purpose than 10
maintain the institutioR Qf slavery"
Southern Independence has no other
object or meaning.
Independence aud slavery mast stand
fOqefhey OF fail fouefhef - szs=ssssssszzr
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CInelnnatl Noon narkela.

$500 3 s esScassssI, Fsb, 95.
fF1sOrH-kteedy,. With fAIs asmand: saperana
SIS ExtrA fss 3
NHEAx--Itesti a. zEsH 4-. .ass
GoRs-vefy Dali.
0ATS-Fefy auit. z#s8arasf aa ea
wHfaKY--Ouil; All askea, kut no saiss.
Pk0NfHf0Ns--Qaisss w5fh set maoh desne
akoCEkI kS-lfuist. with nsdsFats dstnand
akAD~-Dsil- efsvsx u Sol TBmsshs 6oo1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

day, had report that Gen. Grant vas
agaln messing On tie Vangha road
ten singieions aud Judge Hughes,
en ronts from Washington to Richmond,
arrived at CITY Point on Saturday lass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
lBy TsleEfaph.l
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

70 ARarvs Baon TEEAE Haurx THis nvEsrsa.
Warren a Conysgton, fNpianos Wheeler
hlgsss bags cea-eg s 3tiherg coils rope q
"a sensei, bxs mdss; H Cock 7 bxs preserves,
q 9rs 10 bxs tia; q se ca. 5 nssks chains
nsekey, -, bKs masag Leich 4 Caflst~dt
s.bxs araes. - bxa rst Isckst. bbi resin, ksf
coal oil
81 A. I. FHsapEn. AFsEt.
EsHssvills, Fsbruary IN. sss5.
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The following paragraph from the
Louisville Democrat Of Saturday demon.
strates clearly tbs progress that free
speech bas made in the Slave States
since 1850.
We hold that this G GovsFnnsnt is one
resting on the insslIigenee and virtue Of
the people; that they are competent to
hear both sides aud form correct jndg-
ment; that no power on earth has a
right to say what they shall read or hear,
and what they shall not The people
hare right 70 discuss the question of
war or peace. They pay the taxes and
light the battles. From them comes the
drain Of treasure and blood. If any
chooses TO advocate the recognition Of
Southern iodepebdsaes, rather than
prosecute the wsr any further, who has
a right TO SILENCE him7 What infalhble
tribunal dare assume to decidc what the
people Of this c0untry shall write. speak,
read or hear7 Who has made any party
wiser and better than the rest OF man.
kiad, that they should set themselves up
TO determine what men, shall read or
speak HR
When il is remembered that In the
larger portion of the South no man
dared advocate shs election Of Mr.. Lin
coin ii 1860, aad lhAt even in Kentueky
to % % endangered life, aud that the
Democrat had never a word OF con-
demnasien then for the manifdld out.
RACES Psrpetrased within its own State;
that L endorsed fhe bighzhanded meas
ure excluding from the mail ali papers
regarded as offensive BY slAve-holdsrs,
a correct idea may be obtained Of the
advance made bY even The Democrat
within the past fonr years. II is very
much in fAvor. Of free speech aud free
press, now, because privileges may be
abased for the parpose of sdvoeAsing
the cause Of slavery, secession and re-
bellion. When The freedom Of The press
interfsred With slavery, then it was nj
much Of an advocate FOR the freedom OF
tho presa We congratulate the Dem.
ocrdf on the advance q is making. Soon
we shall hear i advocating freedom TO
all men 81 all color
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

s4a1eaH -3fo saw YssS. ssb. y. :
coTToS--osiet az a. s-ss...-.... 8
FLcuh-Dnil aad unohanked
NHeAT--Ae rscsiSts. sna daii kna m cisan rsd
in pries.
o&Ts--F3ru ~ I Is5S 81 wssfsfa.
fokk-firn. A. = IA fer nsw Ness.
IAhD--1a5. n 1gf5k
DBE<sED lsnGef~ Dusf $ as s srsras
WHtskY--Aore aetivs aaa nrs, az ia
PNrbObEu uM-~QszNs A1 81 faF Reaasa fn bena .
hfylAs- Ne stock report r~osivsd IN Bnaalo
thts morning
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BANK sTATEMENg.
Ths RvansviIIe National pank.

TAnAaunr narAasmMM
orFrea oF CcnrFa0LEEn 90 gam uuanmaNv.
WAAhingtoa, Isauafy 1ethItGG
WHEREAS, hs satisfactory svidsAos pres ntsd -
the andersiened it has bsen made ts aopasx thas
F" Ias EvAssyEL1t NAffoHk. BAsK, ia the clty
et kvsnssiiie. Ia the couhty Of fsndsrha rrh and
stats q IndiAua. has boea duly 0fkAniEed under
And according 10 the roqeirspeeis d ne Act 81
Conkrsss entitled, An Act 60 provide nstiunsl
oafsney secured By = plsdrs sf u s. noads,
ahd 70 provide Tor the circuistlan hnd rsdsnption
thereof. approved June ii, isef. aud sxs con.
pl led wfth All the provisions u sald act ruQulrat
10 BE- complied with tefora oommancsne tha suai.
nem ef hanking under said act,
Nov. Tsaanfaan. I, Hugh hecallech. Comp
roller 81 The OurEaney, dc hereby oeSty that Fhe
Evansville National baBk. IN The eisy of Nxnns-
uile. IN The county u RAndofbufeA and etafs e
f1disaa, is authorized 10 oommenes the busInsss
of eaaaing ander The Act Aforesaid.
II testimony whereof ultsess ng hana and naai
q tales this ninstsenth day of Jannary, lel8.
n. . HUGH AeCuLL0oH.
Comptroiisf u The Currency.
| noinsru. fm mauHgemFnt nas ntWsyu Tess gou
nna may safely he cenntdsrps ons % shs hansl
cent tnatitatiaaa of the world
LOUIS q. 0HOFEn, prns't
BEhI q. MILLER, Vice Pras't
EDWARD ST aOHG. ressy
A. O. HALL0ok q sQs. AEsnis.
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RULES ANp RRaULarIaAs.

I. Ne papers givsn away 81 the cou Dasr ., ~
<rstustous circalAsfon.
. Ne aGssrtisemsatss Local netiuss a apufhla-
ssEtsd unless prepaid o. pay guaEAsaset 81
: Advertisements wiil nsvs< ~ aesompanied b.
local uotisss unless contrast is zszae - thaf sse.
And Ssias reosivsd for the nosiess 81
I. 30 " Local Nsfios. J" hswsvsr shers, stll -
inserted fsr lsss sAAn One Dollar each aAy.
= aarriagsss FunsrAl and Religious Nosioas
must invariably es p&sa in adv.acs 30 secure IN.
ssrtion.
q 30 deheieney on the part Of carriers wi h
made good ~ the once. II the CARRIERS f.il %
lsAse papers ordsrod and dirssa.d, tAsy must
pAy for their eAruisssnsss
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EEw YoRK, Feb. 2-.-The steamship
Memphis, which left Charleston bar on
the 2lst, reports that the national Hag
was flying over the city and all she works
IN the harbey. -. .a -..
General Gilmore's headquarters were
established IN the CITY.
The ferfswhi remain in a good con-
ditioa are Of the nest formidabls char
acier. ss.a - fs~
Two hundred pieces Of artillery, most
u spiked, hut Otherwise unfniured, fell
into the hands Of the nasionaI forces
About sax hundred bales Of cotton
Eers burned blythe rebels, bat Il is be-
ieved that large quantities of cotton and
tobacco are concealed ia the houses.
The poorer inhabitants remained Ia
the city after he abandonment ths
wealshy having lelt il before os vita sha
rebel army
Ihe new blockade runner Dyer, with .
cargo Of liquors, was captured ID the
harbor on the night Of the 18th, while
running up towards the city, her officers
being eHiiFely ignorant Of the change OF
sffaifs
4 IS said that The garrison Of the
forts aud the crews Of the vessels In the
harsoF ssers sent 10 Wilmington tHa
The Elehmend papers are harEen Of
HeEs concerning SheFmans movements
or Whereabouts.
They are-very hopeful 10 tone and an
peas eoH6dest IN fhsir promises Of bis
overwhelming defeat Tbey say his
. aoom may pe looked npon Is sealed
cIxc1SsAz, Fed. 2T.-Tbes cause Of
the hre in the Enquirer building yester-
day has not been ascersained. The loss
will probably reach s4o,000, covered BY
lnsu1@aes, .zaA rol assse
Mss YoRk, Feb Y 7---Advicss from
New Orleans stats that KIRBY Smiths
army sail refqsesst 30 cross 70 the east
SIDE Of The Mississippi Two attempts
were made to move the men, and It is
ihoaght a third attsmpt will result ia
open mutiny s. e-sses
All the Univn prisonssa At Camp Ford,
Texas, have beea exchanged. w-1ss
lhe kelelgh Ceafsderafe says the peo.
pie Of WILMINGTON had 10000 bales Of
cotton hidden away awaiting the arrival
Of the Federal foress. s. " tas
2. The Tswess Washington special Gays
Ar Wasbbnrne, member 81 Congress-
from Illinois, received on Saturday q
letter from Gen Grant ia which be com.
rnania 90 Gen shermans movement 10
. hopeful vein. A few days moreuf
success he says will place the rebela ia
D position from which they cannot ss.
cape A
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Our New Figures |:

4, We havu the following GseAs ~ prices iikswis@
lowered Hhauis, sansaau, Nahlas. Haodm.
Cloaks, basquea. t3sKs variety of Giewaa and
Gan tiets of aay sszs sad tsr any SEX; Rag C@s-
pets, Ingraia. tso ply ah1 Hemp, OIL Cloths faF
Fieors snd Stairs Aiso mAay ether tstaEs
useally kepti' car line 9kieh viii be sola xsEy
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

CncHEArI, Feb 2T.-River rising,
With 80 feet 2 inches IA. the channel.
Weather eloadt NA asIffF4 9AN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

8 Geo L. Greene, formerly Of Louis
vide, and more recently Of the Vincnn-
-nes San, while on recent visit here,
seemed 10 be engaged ia the brokerage
business, on Third street, near Market
De paid premium on Indiana money
Louisville Democrat, 25tA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
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