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THE TRIAL or NAVAL ENGINES.


card irou ~ Dickuton announces that the
AlsrHguin s,irtl working ni n late boar on SUNDAY
nilh', n eco. sc eIoc ul accident TO- tho iced pine
lhs 'o,. ptc WA not u. CO. pyr, but of clst iron
about .-.u,l tNicS, AM has t'e APPEARANCE Of
lcing 2" 'DC' c,.iinr. The piece blown ouI Cor
such va. ry socidcug 10 about inches 'rur by 3
inchcs d, uIi IS ia.al y ing near BE place from
whence It came Al that were on board AID In tie
vicuit, OF tno vcsrl at that time may congratulate
thcutcl,,' ulou the taci that 30 aaa no wotfc and
that sas not iomc other portion Of the machinery.
These can he no qJ.s,iUn Tut that the high ltcam
carried tni 'hc couse I,nt strain nrsiar from driv-
ine vs'sri at the dork, tends TO use her up and
experienced curiu, ts have onieIcI low she stood
Il ~ well. Shc has had uuuler OF m.hnp., all
charcd to crelcssucp. Il this Re the iect,
something ousht 60 to done 20 put moro
cer.al people cu io,id, OF somc time ,ho
vii 80 up hihcr than ttc Central Park
balloon. when ,Ac ,'opicl iauuine slc had on the
dock to he-c' coal ~c,shinr 1880 pounds but
TIE Win.ossi vrs ..s revolutions n,esd of her. and
allowing h.r tb' yclrht of co.l il tie h.rnares.
which Ic 5- Wa.o Gov @ uns'a than the Alrcuguin',,
the cga. .. o. l,u, riI vci.d lt., pounds making a
ditlcac, Zoe ,ar oI the NJ ou.uin OF $50 p,Iula
lWIiH -uuls. uIrh' AID Monday luio'c noon, the
Wuol 'ia.u ,.ud lt'i turu' ',s minute say lGli
p1uuaa OF -ts'u, even ,LIs tolt tho cuaiur vot-
inl very nicely .u ovc.y To-? .'. no e. BE- no qucs-
ton hrt the Wiua.ra hi, "a sgp,rio. onsuc. and 1t
IL rI1. .l'."l vi'h to most c1ufummgts Skin.
Tu..ur 10, day the " oasA s,cr14cd iG rrvolu-
tou,, 6he oyiuontly pir.Iug up quite rapidly. A.
tho uJsitou OF Attain, II nov uuicrs'ood tho WI
nousst wiI ,1mp &C. her g6 uuur., ahch will TO this
afternoon. THE '.gt will then 10th be- prepared,
tnd st,f' ..lc'h ''r an,.her 90 hour. on the same
tc'.. iimiicl nuuAcfo. visitors waited the YES
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LAnnR MONUMENT.
New York state Trades Assembly

Autpv sept. 95.-lh, state lradc' A'scmsy
me. iu this city to-day, Nj. Stevens Nic' "''t"nt
ptefii NJ. Delegates arc in attendance from Nc-
Yort Brooklyn, Anany, Troy, sch0rc ,adv and
Auburn. Committees w,ro rTr. ntei to commend
such nction to the Assembly thev should deem
p.o,or relative to state Prlson labor tho apprentice
sys.cm, AMI tho ri.ht number Of ho.ts for a lrlor
uoytmcnt Tho Committee on rr''on Labor advise
tie support Of the hIl introduced into the lat ieri'
lsrurc by Mr. Van DuIen. The other committees
will report Tomorrow.
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TIE NIRI TRIAL.
PrOcrcdings on Friday.

WaghiH2toa, S.pt 92.-ln tho wirz trial to-day,
pr. II psns testified that On the 22d OF July 1854,
he WG. ssignei 70 duty in the hospital at Anderson
vIlo lie, losetler with surgeon whits were ORDER
e. tou..tea thoioa-h irsp,cuon OF the pri,on and
oYitlL With a y.rs to their improvement Tho
81 aos. a.s loaj ths following letter rs the report
VIII cL b. had made.
N'"IrrosvuLE Ga, Aug. 8, 1864
T. o.. G,H. .hh, 4. u .H.1t
Del-...-'. IN ole. q. co t, your order OF tie
Cyr'"Ved on TIE laT "G1I
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The Base Bau Gnme netwren the Atlantic
md Lowell tIub.

E1"ou, csp' % The bese btll remc between the
Arpniic cub Of nrooSlyn, y. Y. and the Lowell
4 un .c-'s~, was witnessed hv Eve thru,arl persons
l. ra.- handsome game. The iov,.'s Getiuc was
y 49, The Autut'c a,n. the 'ro.c ionr .. 20 10
rom fuuo we're made hy st9.t, who .st three and
Norton and Joslin. one each. Tomorrow re Allan
IT, r',y the Tdmountain Club; WEDNESDAY they
pin. The Harvard Uni,er,i'y Club here; and Thus
dry the Charter OAK, A. Hartford
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in addition to the ce'.ion NJ sancrhu-r Ia. Welded
/ 70 the most msteria demands mae hy rtu.sis Thg
Gartein Convention, In manthiu ny tho csput I'M.
icsbe relations between the two roeog. o.. an I'M
portant step tov ard the fulflment CT the hlgo ana
The Rothschild. bav. int oducol The new II asi'i,p
| five por cent o,n for five mil'cn. scl'r- iu tho
PAYABLE in in'tallnents extending over NcNe
months.
News by the Steamships rtna aud virginia.
The following is a summary Of tho ue~. D., the
steamships Etns and virliniA which sailed from
Liverpool for Now York on the 1871 inst:
The London TtNFs hss editorial strongly &C..
nouncins the continued wantcu aid vndic,iyc de-
predstion, OF the Shenandoah, and 'h .-iur In the
indiru.ton o. Americs sesinst her. II ssy' that
ttp. walden II 1c'ing ON his own re pons hilitv,
sld unless lie can clearly shon he had 40 Suoa lca.e
Of What was knos n TO cvcryloiy olsc n tie zane
Htitute be hN no claim to merCr. The itNF4 r'ds
that England has done all that iu'Crc'.oIis law
qnires In the m'tteg, but sugecsts thu she mi hl.
., ips CT war should be Instructed to uCaf the SNcl-
,naoah S anv other pirate, and assist the nj ed
s1nci or, 10 ih,. Ice, Si fe cent 10 iRc L ttsh
commander In the Pacific.
The TINES Publishes lctto- from or-Scc-ctarv
nenjamiu, DENYING that the Rctc' Cove rmont
treated Federal prisoucr with cruelty, and wind c.
tinr Jefferson Davis FROM CHARGE. or irhurn,rity.
Mr Hcri'mir ftvs th.t the ch cf cause of tc ~ ci-
iuE vas he cCuue 81 The Fedora Government rvla-
tive TO- TIC Ictau OF p,s,n'is
from Federal Ns,al officer dcuyins Mr. BenIs-
The Il i'i,h Parliament has tcc, again r.oto o.ucd.
The Wtotinf letv cen the WVDror NspH'Cou AMI
te Queen Of si-'in a, san sebastian vss mos. cof-
GENERAL Lanoricicrc IL dead.
NE matrimonial lance reported between Prince
AmHncuS OF ltall, aud Princess isahoiIi oi sp.u' 10
Ihe u.icr Of ou by coun, Frfroture, vas lclue
iuvOstrR Ell by aCoWW-aou. II b. Hlnin ttV'Ci that
france dchunaoi sHttriayti lion fer the murder.
The Cattle Disease in Inglurl
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From Boston.
Crrnt nnnk kohbcr,- aann.ooO stsIen.

Treat Fnhk kobberV- SJOO'OuU Nteieh'
h zion, S.p'. eS. The Concord National Bank Of
Concord, Ass,, vs.. entered rctsccr hht-p.t one
an two Ccck to-day, ,lir 'he Cashier vn At
dinner, and the .aie tohlca ot s.noV consisting Of
Ja'tsi state. hond. AM money 4 large reward will
be- III red Tor lh's none, whom 'hc numter Of the
bond. are made ont. Thc'e tond, belong 10 tho
rauS end to individuals, Who d-po icd them for SAFE
keeping.
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Intrst ninmrrclni.

Tho .sle' Of cotton 'o- she vccL Ia the liyc'p,ol
n,lt'et uers1i.HH hne.. AWc .cau va .Iu vt
love. % tuc w,ck eud other lcfc'ipt'ort woe sd
low cg The ,a.es on ii-y rctc 3CuUu buics, u, ur
Nlfh an LpHA'd .pldrIDy.
I.ela,tuh' qlot iut ptradv on the 18th. P.ov'f-
iour iirm AMI unchanged, except lrt-, which SGs
luugAnt
tuusol, closed On lri1s" ri 500. t~I'i for NOV .r.
I. s. Iivo-ircntirs. e., .. EIIr -hAl,. "a. Uiuos
Central ~. IS.
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srnhrING MArTERs.
Tho Tour Onrcd Hrrr iictwccn the Ward
BROTHERS aud the Bialin HrOthers.

Sne Sinc, SEPT 25.-The great iour-,-rei Lost
rare nct-,en the wsri Bro.ts-, Of NeyLurfh, and
the Ei.ln Brcthors OF Ncw York C.tc for the chGm-
ronsaip " America RnI a s'ake of s2,y,R came oil
on the river opposite th'' ,,'Us TO-DAY The rice,
which v.s closely coute.toi throuchou', was won by
the Wa-d brothers, Ney tta'ing their opponents
for'y-hve seconds. Tho distance toscd was five
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t.ls that Re is sh.n5oned, and abandoned, TOO,
whcu he wants friendship the mosi-whcn 1t is
f1I aud drink indeed to him. Uaggsrd, pale and
oesptrinc, he cxl ererces something of tho horrors
be uuce ~ coolly infected o otlet.
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TIE ATL MIC TELEGRAPH.
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Siriegen! Measures Advocated,
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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J:hn Bal and tlo Fenians,
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Ca1tract for a New Casle,
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Important Questions Considered
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7riCc9 iSG Mg-Y At Albany.
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f'5oH:SG CT II; NaVi- CONTEST.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
]IW ICnA IOLITICS.

.cp-bliCan s.a.c Convention,
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The "uaG" Made IN Broad
Dayl ht,
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TIE EoMITJATIoN MS.
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&:co,c3o IL EoJ1s STOLEN.
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Great Robbery e Dsgtoa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Noble Man.

Tho subjoiued letter from that gallant,
modest and successful soldier, Major
General Thomas, will yet more endear
him to every true American heart. The
modessy that awards all the honor Of
victory to the brave men who have
fought under him, and the generosity
that would have testimonials for him,
applied to the comfort Of the brave men
who have been disabled and TO INDECENT
widows and orphans Of officers and sol
diers who have fallen, are as refreshing
as they are rare. la this one simple act Of
magnanimity Gen. Thomas rises supe-
rior to Gen. Grant The latter seems
disposed 70 accept al that too partial
populaee may offer him, while the for
mer cannot forget the brave men who
have built up with their blood and lives
the pedestal Of honor upon xhich be
stands. The people Of the Northwest
ern States, whose soma, brothers aud
fathers have fought under Thomas, have
always entertained for him great admi-
ration their admiration now gives place
to love.
The following is Gen. Thomas's letter
to The Cincinnati GaEetEe.
HEADo'Rs DErT. or THE CUMsERLAxp,
EAsTPoRT, MIs8, Jan. IL.
To ths Editor Of the olncianati Gazsttst
DEAR SIR-From an article I saw
yesterday in the Louisville Press, an
led 20 believe that, at yoar suggestion,
the citizens Of Cincinnati aud Louisville
are about to raise sum OF money for
the purpose Of presenting me with q
suitable testimonial Of their apprecia-
ton Of my services since this war COM
meneed Whilst | am duly and pro-
| ioundly sensible sf the high compliment
! thus proposed to be paid rne, would
! greatly prefer, and, il not premature,
request, that any sum which may be
raised for that purpose may be devoted
/ TO the founding OF fund for the relief
| Of disabled soldiers, aud Of the INDECENT
widows and orphans Of officers and sol
diers who have lost thsir lives during
] this war am amply rewarded when
assured that my humble services havs
met with the appreciation OF the Govern
ment and the people ia-t
With much respect, remain You
obedient servant,
GEo IL, THOMAS,
Major Gen. U. SV.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Peace eamrniseiorera On shsfr way TO
HmshamE20m.

w A4nAM MA0M@
NV YoKx, Jan. 30.-Rumors are in
circulasion tonight that two Peace
Commissioners had snSnterviev with
Gen. Grant to-day and viii reach Wash
ington tomorrow.
The Speaker presented petition from
4 900 citizens Of Indiana and Illinois,
Including the Board Of Trade, asking
for the Szssags Of an act constituting
the hsrbor Of Aichigas City, Indiana, .
port of entry, and releasing the claim OF
lie general Goverement % the tonnage
Of said port to the Michigan City Harbor
Company, to aid in its improvement.
Ordered 70 be printed and referred to
the COMMITTEES on Com mmsrce.
ThsresoIusion wss adopted instructins
the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means q
inquire into the sxpsdieney Of reporting
8 uniform mode Of guaging and inspect
ing domestic liquors
Fareworth, in replying 10 the charges
J in the Chicago TribaBs Of haFiag hIh
I bustered TO prevent the reduction Of tn
duty on paper. said the minority Of til
House we're opposed 70 the passage Q
the resolution, and expressed their dis
sent, because, under the general rule
no opportunity was allowed for cons.d
Grafton or investigation. He said %
writsrn' remarks ought not to pass vile
out notice. He,therefors,p proposed TO ez
ulsin his position, denying that he vote
10 favor Of moncpoIistss he had neithe
ser or heard Of paper manufacturer
YoLhv;rv hare 70 promote their interests
Newspaper men themselves Sere engsg
ed il lcabying, ssd he exprssssd bin
self ia favor Of sontinuing the prsssE
tariff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. SI-The rumor
IS current here that three rebel peace
commissioners have arrived at City
Point, en- roHfs 70 Washington. Gold is
falling here
NEw YoRK, Jan. 3l.-The New York
HOrtds special says. Notwithstanding
the assertion Of the Richmond papers
70 the CONTRARY. Gen. Singleton. Sf m
did not leave Richmond ANIL SATURDAY.
last and arrived here today. This eyen.
ing he was IN consultations with the
President Il is understood that he
mainly confirms Blair's story that the
rebel leaders are not prepared at present
to negotiate for peace on the basis OF
submission so the Union. They have
sent no Commissioners this way.
ramor was in circulation last night
IN and abont the evening exchange room,
thai rebel Peace Commissioners were on
their way to Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
M Lord llwIn and his Dukedem.

NJ Lord GwIn and his Dukedem.
The telegraph tells us that ex.U. S.
Senator Gwin, whose record for loyalty
is exceedingly smutted, has been ap-
pointed oe-Seoretary to the Emperor
Napoleon, 70 whom Mzximiliaa has
decided in trust the four Northwestern
Departments Of the Mexican Empire. |
In addition, the ex.Doetor and Senator |
has been ennobled with the title Of /
Duke, and has been invested with pleni- I
potentiary powers for the government Of
the States eeded.
We know something Of Ny Lords /
dakedom, having years ago passed
Though a portion OF IT, Its mountains
are grand, and The SUBMITS of these,
where they are not bald and horrid with
rocks, are bristling with cactus, scrub
eaks, and serubbier pines. The bowels
OF these same mountains are IN places
undoubtadiy very rich in minerals, but
they ara rostive, and it ~ill require a
powerful amount Of labog and means to
move them prohtably. The plains of
/ the dakedon are IN some places exten-
siye. bat their extent is eqnsled BY their
/ dryness aud desolation. Wild sage and
mos,1uito scrub furnish coverts Tor Jack
eass rabbits and sand rats. Gramma
grass here aud there renders the rolls
and le Vels frouzy; but this, which would
be good paatursge for sheep, is OF no
avail for tho want of water.
Along the mountain streams there is
a little N argin Of soil adapted to corn
and wheat But the country At large is
unfit for gricultural purposes. Let not
the restles.v be tempted By specimens Of
wonderful vars of maize, and By sample
surnips, onions, and squashes, gigantic
ia size and Ambrosial in favor.
The subjects Of my lord are Of very
noudescript character. Indians infest
the mountain Businesses. as thickly as
veruin swarm ia the shirt of rebel
veteran. They dash out the brains of q
captive baby, as eoolly as they smoke
; their pipes, cot the throats OF Mexican
) men iast ss they wculd house wolf
and then ell their lodges with women.
They drive of focks and herds a
their pleasure, aud burn ranches and
haciendss, simply for the fun Of th,
thing. The Mexicans over whom tbs
newly elected Dnke viii preside, are l
strange mixture of cowsrdice, rascality
suusrstition and 9Th They can smokl
cigarettes, throw the lasso, steal and as
sassinate. The women have black eyes
trim ankles and warm hearts, but YER.
bad morals.
We can in fancy see Ny Lord, th
II Duke, strutting around his mud-walle
palace, With Mexican pancho spangle
: with reals thrown over his ex-senatoris
shoulders, naggst Of gold Carried avs
in his exodus from California; in b
shirt bosom, and > buzzard feather Ia
ing vulturesqnely ever the visor OF b
iaSuar skin seoronet, How inviting
his lordship heckons 10 the Canadia
Sanders, aud the transatlantic Slide
and Mason 'WhasA princaly rstreat
is preparing for the discom6tted leade
of the rebellionl He throws vide oP'
II the gates Of the Cordiilsrss, and vi
OF Genes them TO leagues Of ssnd 81
: Sc ehappsrsl lad ycurrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
nnr Insfincaiian.

Our prompt expose Of the dupkcity BY
which the Knox County Commissioners
proposed to avoid the draft, ct the ex-
pense of the gallant volunteers, has met
with a manly response from The Vim
cennes Gazette We copy in full an
article from that paper Of the 18th inst /;
"The Sun man ani the Mackerel
Club concern generally would have II
understood that they have great con
fdence in the means of the county.
This is probably predieated upoH the
prompt payment of the San man
fraudulent claim some time since; bat
We fear the soldier boys, who are prom
ised the bounty Of six hundred dollars,
will not fare 50 we'll Certainly not, if
they are compelled to trade of their
orders as they can a. forty OF hfty cents
on the dollar, as we are informed they
have been forced 20 do, in some in
stances, in order TO leave means for the
support of their famished families while
from home IN the service
"FFom card in late Evansville pa
per, signed by some Of the small fry
Of the Copperhsad ordes OF this city, it
would appear that these patriots are in
dgnant that a doubt should Dc express
ed as TO the goodness and cash value Of
the paper given to the soldiers. Yet,
Notwithstanding the confidence these
worthless pro.sss to entertain in the
ability and willingness of tie people Of
the county to pay the enormous debt
the patriotic (in horn) officials would
impose Of them. We question Il these
coppernotables would buy these orders
at fifty cents on the dollar, unless they
could be turned in some way 10 save
their precisas eaFcases from the draft
If the bounty bad been liked at two
hundred dollars, it would probably have
been secured 10 the volunteers without
much loss, although the county was al
ready lab0ring u1dsra large debt, which
with ordinary and necessary expenses,
required as hsavy tax as the people
could veil bear. And bow they are now
to get along with the debt Of The county
increased one hundred and forty.1re
tkousGNd dogiers, time will shoH and
probably demongtrate in due course, how
much more money and credit the eounty
officials had 10 trade on than the devil
had possessions and eoaniry. Well, 90
il ye patriots and servants Of the peo-
pie. and you sili soon bring the finances
and credit Of the eouaty TO an equality
with those Of Jef. aud his confsderacy.
eYoa mar think JET cant be subdusd.
Cau'l say about that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-The Seeretary
OF War sent to-day to the Senate a list
Of all the general officers ia the service
on the lst of July. Il comprises 66
Major Generals and go Brigadier GEN
erals, of whom 245 are in command
Major Generals and 200 B.igadisr Cen
erals Twelve Brigsdier Generals are
awaiting orders, and one Major General
and IL Brigadier Generals are of daty,
on account of wounds and sickness.
Two Brlgadisr Generals are prisoners
Hayes and Dufhe, but Gen. Hayes is
nov released, on parole, to attend to
the distribution OF supplies sent to our
soldiers in rebel prisons.
The Secretary of the Treasury SAYS
the publication Of the army register has
nov commenced.
Some time ago the House inquired Of
the Secretary respecting recruits to fill
up old regiments. He replied that in
February, 1862, telegram was sent to
Governor Andrew as follows:
@New recruits for old regiments will
besmustered cut with those regiments.
The principle announced in the tele-
gram has not been applied to all soldiers
mustered into the service 70 6ll up old
regiments, but the principle has been to
hold them for term Of service for which
they we're mustered in
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
concluded All arrangement with jay,
Cooke & Co, Of Philadelphia, TO take q
general subscription for the sale Of the
7-So loan 1t is understood that under
the new arrangement all National banks
will continue to receive subscriptions rs
heretoiore.
This evening A. j. Burroughs. eleriz
IA the office OF the Comptroller Of the
Treasury, was fatally shot BY yOuag
woman from Chicago named Mary Clark
There are conflicting rnmors IS to the
reasons for the commission Of the deed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

The Cession es HsFthera Asxseo lonK
Kmoxwn tn Washington -. The
French Minister Dsnnanaa an Ex-
pIanaften---Les's Great Design te
start1e the WorId.
EEE YoRx, Jan 3I.-It is ssid that
evidences Of the cessiou Of the Northern
States Of Mexico 70 Louis Nspolsoui by
Maximilian, bas bean on Sls in the
ofhcs Of French Legation at Washing-
ton. for sons msutks -paskz IL . also
said that N. Drouyn De l. Hays, Aapot
Icons Sscrstzry Of State, has asked
Secretary Seward for an explanation Of
the recent Congressional eensure Of the
policy of Mr. Lincolns Adjudication
Ia regard 70 Mexico.
TIE HeraId cogfespoutsnt near Pc
tsrshurg, dating the 23.h, learns that
the recent rebel rams novsnent on the
James was . deeper design. than ap-
peared on the face Of l. The rama
we're to move on the river J1st IS they
did, aud destroy our pontoons Signals,
rockets, &c, were TO be cent Hp, By
which means inteIligsuce waste be con-
veyed 70 Gen Lee that the pontoon part
4. Of the project had been accomplished,
After destroying the pontoons the rAns
were to prevent reinforcements heine
sent from the south 70 the north side o.
tha James river simnitsnec1siy viii
the above Lee vas 70 comHsscs . dash
| ina, surprising attack a Gen. Ord
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
RULEs am REGULGTINxS

I. Sopspsrs given svsyss Il. oOo sktsr e. Sor
grataAtOus eircnlAtich.
3 No advertisements. local uOsioez- o ! puss tn
serted unless prepaid or pay snarsatsld.
) Advertisements wfii nevsr hs soconpanisa By
local notices unless contract Is made 70 that sssct
and vAlus received for the netioe.
= No s Loeal Nstiee.' however short, via -
Inserted ior less than One Dollar each day.
8, hArFiASss, FuaerAl and Religious Notices
must invariably hs pald IN advance 70 secure in
scrtioa.
S. No deficiency on the part cf carriers vii be
made coed ny the 0gscs. n the earrfsrs al ts
leave papers IS ordered Aaa airset,a. thsy mas,
pay for their oarsiessasss