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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-01
sUBsCRrBERs, ROx.

For the better accommodation of our
country subscribers at present we have
arranged box at our Office, in which
their papers will be regularly placed and
whence they can receive them when called
for.
This arrangement will work convent
emily for all as soon as custom shall have
rendered it familiar.
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10 % Ts /.

1 IN theight of the 28th ult., a aEsEsHzn
W PonKF BOOK, containing my NH
oath Of algisnce and three drafts SMa5Ssis s
one drswion Mr.. T. G. Patrick for
1's sum qaeventy hse Dollars. and one on Mr.
o. Asntss. Tor = specified sum both en-.
dofsed oyae UNDERSIGNED. The two above draft,
were draNa by Dir. J. NJ. Hurst, In my favor
Also one daft on Mr.. McClenden. drawn by Lr
Vaughan ilmy favor, for Twenty Ave Dollars.
. me pubstis hereby cautioned against trading
Ior either dthe above drafts, as payment for tbs
sane has ben stopped.
julyl-H HI. FAIRBANKS.
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TRANsFERRED.-Theb siness of the Ad-
ans Express Company las been transfer
red to Mr.. Jos. LAReUIE, who has taken
charge of it and will giuit the attention
it requires. Mr.. SAML. A MooRE, who for
8 long while has conduoed the business
of the Company with Eel and SUCCESS in
our city, goes to Gslvesto, Texas, to as
sumo the Agency of thtCompany over
there. The BUSINESS herecould not have
fallen into worthier hand than those Of
Mr.. LAEeuIER, and of thiiwe are certain
the public feel and will entinue to feel
satisfied.
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Office.

THE ix-payers Of the Parish Of East
L BatoRouge, sre eby notified that have
depositedde assessment roll fer the yesr e83, in
the Pariskecorder's Gffice, at the Court House.
IN order ht any person agg, ieved by such assess
ment, nsappsal and have the same corrected,
If found correct.
juy1 Al JAMES I'll. KENNEDY.
Assessor.
Eaton huge, June 30tt, 1866.
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Preparations for CeleP
Fourth of

A joint uloNohtiNeie va Ddtu
authorities asset ON foot for til
Rouge has.tion of the forthcom
proper adversary of our nationa
ing aence. A large meeting O
;p ditary and citizens to furthe
object, was held at the Cour
Eouse, on Wednesday evening, an,
an adjourned meeting to receive thu
report Of the Committee appointed tt
\ make arrangements for the celebra
ton, was ordered for last evening, al
the same place.
The meeting was eloquently ad'
dressed by Judge PosEy, Judge
HENRY, r. w. KNIcKERBocKER,
Esq, and Private r. w. REGAIN, Of
the 11Sth Illinois. Gen. LAWLER
was also present, and when loudly
called on for speech, replied, that
he never attempted but one speech
in his life, and that cost him smart
snow-balling at the hands of his
sweetheart. Gen. LAwLER evidently
eschews speech-making, as much SO
as Genl's. SHERMAN and SHERIDAN.
The addresses on the occasion, were
marked by good taste, sound views
and patriotic sentiments, and hap
PLY tempered to harmonic and adj
just the great machinery which has
been set in motion to bring about a
restoration of those civil and fra
ternal relations which seems every
where to be following the restoration
of the Union. The addresses were
received with great enthusiasm, and
an universal desire appeared to ami
mate the audience to prepare the
way for one of those old-fashioned
Fourth of July demonstrations which
used to bring out the people as one
man, and unite them in one grand
national jubilee. There was mill
AIRY brass band. present, which |
reated the audience to some fine |
executions, by way of filling up the |
intervals between the@peeches. |
Now that the initiative has been
AIKEN towards celebrating the Fourth,
We expect to see grand affair made
f it, and to that end a general turn
ut of the civic and military-of our
owns-people and country people
'ill doubtless be witnessed.
The GLORIOUS Fourth is an heir
'om Of Immortality to the whole of
ae American people. 1t is filled
18th "reminiscences which make up
he early groundwork for that repu-
ation Of valor, prowess and bravery
'hich has ever signalized them as
mong the first and foremost of the
atoms of the earth. Let us never
'rget the day, nor the men, nor the
eeds which stand associated with it
history; but, rather, let us ever
rive to emulate the virtues of the
mes which brought to light SO
owerful refulgence of glory and ,
,eatness, and do all in our power to i
srpetuate through all time the sa-
ed memories which cluster around
em.
We publish to-day copy of c
g proceedings of the meeting of
Tednesday, furnished us by the v
It will be found an in
resting and able report. d"
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FINANoIAL.-In New York, on the 2sth
ult', Gold closed at 1870. The prevail
ing rates in New Orleans on the 2Sth. were
139 to l40.
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- A flock of butterflies, four miles
long, passed over one of the inland towns
Of California recently, for the North.
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TOTHCE!

THE ax-payers Of the Parish Of East
l. BatcRouge, are hereby notiled, that I'M
less the lite Taxes due by than for the years
1862, spaid within The next thirty days,
shall pcesd to collect the same according TO
law. ED. COUSINARD,
julyl-4 Sheriff and state Tax Collector.
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az Mrs. H. G. sigourney, the poetess,
died in Hartford, Conn, ON the 10th uIt.
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H See list of lstte.s on ourtb page.
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JOS. NEPHLER Prsa;d

r. W. KNIoKERsooKER,l
Lieut.. CHAs. G. SaAaKsI secretaries.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
LG. walker Settled LIN.

Mr.. Brett, late Treasurer Of State, re-
turned here on Tuesday last, from New
York, where be had been for some days
TO make q settlement ~ilh the represent.
alives Of John c. Walker, late Agent Of
State. We learn that the settlement
was made By Col. Walkers brother, who
accounted for the means which had
been placed in bis hands by turning over
Indiana bonds at 90 cents. OF course
be did not say At what price they bad
been purchased, or who had received the
back interest upon them, or any small
matters Of that kind; and the State aa-
ihoritiss we're 30 anxious 10 settle with
him upon almost any terms, that they
we're not tenacious about trihes No
person who il acquainted With the hisi0-
~ Of Colonel Walker for the past two
Years, expected that be would aceoant
for the money placed in his hands by the
state. We make this statement in JUS
ties TO him, and thank God it Is no
worse. Ills bondsmen hays reason to
be especially thankfaL--IHdiaHapolis
Journal.
Here is beautiful specimen Of Demo
cratic honesty. The Commissioners Of
the Sinking Fund have just reported
that these bonds could be bought at from
6s to 10 cents on the dollar. but this
seltconvie.ed traitor Is paid 30 cents on
the dollar for bonds bought with the
State moaey, and no doubt at the loves
rates thus stealing from the State some
", 900 or $4,000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

AnrUTATEp are panied to learn
that the injuries sustained by Mr. Rob't
Ruslon, Tuesday, we're of such nature
as to require the amputation Of both his
arms, the right above and the left below
the elbow.
This operation was performed in the
most skilIful manner by Drs, Bray and
Thompson, while the patient was under
the influence Of chloroform, Of course
without suffering to him.
Mr. Ruston has no idea how the acct.
dent occurred, except that while he had
his hands and arms in the box Of the
press the massive weight came down
upon them crushing them over the sharp
edge Of the planks and grinding bis
hands and arms almost into Jelly
How the weight or driver happened
to fall has gnot been ascertAined, but
there was evidently fatal error or =
fatal neglect on the part 0. his Assis
tant.
This is one OF the most melancholy
accidents we have ever been called or
to record during an experience of ter
years association with the press.
Mr.. Ruston is universally esteemed a
one of our most worthy and essimabl'
citizens, and the terrible accident tina
has befallen him carries pang TO ever,
heart among his acquaintance.
He was quite comfortable yesterday
and in comparatively good spirits
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

MoEE BLUE CoATs.-Ths big Atlantic
WAS loaded with cavalry, yesterday, and
was bound to Nashville. We we're una
bic 70 ascertain from what State the
boys come, but they looked like veterans
and had splendid horses and equip
ments There is evidently large con-
centration Of troops at Nashville, bat
with what purpose it would be impossi-
BILE, we presume, TO guess The rebels
will no doubt find out, 10 their cost, in
due time, and loyal men must preserve
their souls in patience and trust the is
sue TO the sagaeity Of patriotic and ex'
perienced Generals, and the overriding
providence Of the Almighty Ruler Of the
universe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
To.Acco MAarEr-we are indebted

TosAcco MAgEEr.-We are indebted
to our friends Watts, Crane L Co, Of
New York, for interesting circulars IS
sued By them, to their Western friends,
on the state Of the tobacco and cotton
market in New York and Europe.
The large stock OF tobacco on hand
and The steady decline 10 gold, together
with the now fair prospect of a speedy
ending Of the war, will not fail to act
on dealers in the West as strong re-
straint in buying, and it will no doubt
be found very difficult, if not impossible,
to sustain the high prices that have
ruled for the last two or three years In
view Of all these facts it 10 not strange
that the market for the last three months
has been extremely dull and prices
greatly declined. Indeed, so apparent
has the danger become that some Of our
largest dealers have withdrawn from the
market unwilling to incur further risk
The total receipts in New York sincs
January lst to March lst we're $685.
against $50 during the corresponding
period last year
The quotations for March let were a.
follows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Amnsemenfs.

hozART HALL-Thers was very
large audience At Mozart Hall lAst night
to witness the performances of the Tur.
ner association, and ell seemed highly
pleased.
The acting vas really good, and al.
though we could not understand the Ian.
guage We could readily comprehend the
plot, so natural we're varions representa-
lions. These performances will be re-
psated once a week.
Masonic TENPLE-The audience at
Masonic Hall last night was not so large
as on the two evenings proceeding, but
the performance of Uncle Toms Cabin
was really excellent, and all who love
the drama aud desire to see 3 good play
well performed should not fail to see
Uncle Toms Cabin With the present
caste Of characters Pierces Uncle
Tom and La Petite Mathews Eva are
superior to anything re have ever seen
Mr.. and Mrs Golden, Mr.. Erskiae, Mr.
Rowland and MIRA Breslaw ali do them
selves great credit in the manner in
which they sustained their several parts
This play viii be repeated each night du
ring the week.
/! THs ALLEGEASIAEs AND Swiss Bail
RISsERs-We copy the following bean
tiful extract from the Ckristiaa Adso
eGts, complimentary to the wsrId-rsnown
ed AllsghAniAns, vOcslists and Swisl
Bell Ringers, who appear at Crescen
City Hall on tomorrow evening. /
says
= They ali talented and <ifGsa performers
and high and blessed missien is tksirs, zoirl
from city 20 city snd rem village 70 VILLAIN
Speaking 20 the great heart Of hnn1aity-now Il
the stirring notes Of high and nohIs cong, A,
Again in the sweet aad soothing sErzias Of bsaut
they are ministers 81 good, rsapInx in asId
which tie sane truth. dressed IL sssrnsr rarb
woald Save sheaveisss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

BAcKwATER-The waters are rising rap
idly in the low grounds around the city,
says the Nashville Unisa of Sunday.
Many citizens will DO driven out Of their
homes, il it comes up much higher We
are surrounded with water, and nearly all
the wagon roads impossible. 1t is six.
teen feesdeep under some portions Of
the railroad trestle work The vicinity
Of smoky Row has nearly gone under, :
and ssvaral houses are submerged Gel
lars and cistern are booming full, and
pumps are actively at work. The Maud
is ..also rising rapidly, and il it con.
tinoesIa fews day longer, all will 20 OF
.'swim mingly' in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09


Nov IS THE TAE.--Ar. Ben Adler
ing, OF the firm Of II. s Il. Altering,
has just returned viii large stock
Of Spring and sapmsr Goods, carefully
selected for this market They consist
OF fine French and American Cloths, sne
Coatinga Doeskins, fancy cAssimerss
aud silk Cashmere vessings. whieh they
will make up to order 10 the latest styles.
Warranted good Ct or no sale, IS they
have a No, ] cutter and cannot fail
They have also on hand good assors.
msns Of Ready. Made Clothing Of their
own manufacture. Also large stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods Of every dss-
eriptiou
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Dwelling Houses for Sale

No. 81 ose-stssy frame hoass, v ar g..
roeihs ana kiiehen' On lot g. block -. EsstsfS
Ha. 81 ona-sigry frame hoy .. -,,h H..
rospls kitchen sna cellar with 81. - -
house aitsrhad, uy iet -, block iot Issss.rs
-. .; has tso.siefy ~ .ns dwsIiisT. con +.
taia.h teese teplss slth cellar, eislsfn. ssabls
sosal suss Aes attached. on lot III ID nd -
Of %. block n. Eastern s.r..s...'s - SUI -s'
70. p : - sssF tory efiek houss, eontAis-
she ~. sat.s sn, cellar, cisfeFn and out
.is...s = ~. sehsd good business loes
",s - " 3, tAlisst9n's EnisfKsasnt
-. q = w. story brick house centa ming Sin
49,. 49, peesssAfy aut-hoasss, en- first
~ =. ssw frame houss lie bloch s. North.
no 3. a ons story frame % Third STREE, BE-.
,@sea = 1eaneFs ssd Tige, on 30Elso Get Of lot
~. 10 aatigu Enlargement.
-. 90 brick dwelling aud stsfe-houss 90 lot
p Y ,llssion's KHiaFEsmsnt The lot fronts Is
-. o. Hata street.. and extends back 20 feet to
ins street The stoTs-room is iTrs5 feet, with =
good. fsep oslisr usdsr The Whole room.
/ 30. eli \ doabia frame dwelling o0ntsinink
eight ROOMS, With tw0 cisterns, tso CELLARS ana
stables ssiaehsds On lot H. block a. Eastern Ia
NJ. 81 aoslI4 brick dvsliisE containing
/ four Feoms. Nith cellar, cislerh, &c., situate on
ioss } aad 2. block ], Hoizgrafa Enlsrgsmsnt.
| Ne a. ona-stgry frame containing 8 rooms.
I kilelen and egea shed, On lots ~ and y, BLOCK
! o. lamasee. This is aaairahis location on Full
ten AVnaus
no. - a aaa=aAaA4 Trans H1A4H On the corner
( Of Centsf and Lest stre8ts.
! Nc. 80 fso-siery brick dwelling on the cor
/ HeF 81 Sycamore aud einta strests, containing
] eight rooms.
So 4e fwo-slsry franc dwelling cont slHins
four rnaEass Kitchen cellar, siabis, smoksh0uss.
| aud = good veil u satsr and cistsfn attached =
namtss 4 eheies tearing ffaii tres; siissfs
/ upon thFea aeFaz u ground, Al Heehanicsyiiis.
] No 81. 10 seru q wabash bottom lands, q
half nile FROM ghe Ohio fig r. wiz b. sxchanK-
/ ID f8r city pFepeffy 10 Evansville.
No. a. fwo-stCry aule dwelling con
faintnR nfas rooms. slfaefs on lot block -.
I Eastern kaIargsFaeni. Ihia IL one II the most
cauveuisntIy arranged dwellings ~ the city. AHd
I aifnstsa IL = Delighted neishborhood.
Apply g
WALKER 4 LEEKEHHEIMEE,
Real Estate Agsnts. No West Third asresf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

Sick AND WoUsDED-Ths Hospital
steamer tender, Gennie Hopkins, pass
ed up yesterday, and seemed full Of sol
disrs, but whether they we're sick,
wounded, or conyalesosnt. We we're IN.
able 10 ascertain, as the discipline is %
rigid that no one is allowed TO 20 on
board, or such at least was the decision
Of the guard on duty, and there seemed
10 be 20 officer visible
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
PROSPECTUS.
, aEw NOVEL BIZ HENRY KINGSLEY.
THE HILLYARs AND THE BURTosss
a STORY or Two FAMILIES.

Ia THE NEW YORK sEMI-wEKKLY TRI-
hume q March 81 viii b. commanee5 ssThs
nil vars And the burtops story Of Two tazall'
les, the lSst novel Of HenFy Kingsley. nov IN
course Of pablieAtiop In McAiilan's AaE&xtns
fLondant. The scene " laid partly IN EBgisnd
and partly ia Australia. and She story deals sta
= family of the afistocracy and famfly Of tbs
people. wbese fortunes are strangely tnterwoxen
aaa dspsndent npon each ether. Thoss who utsh
70 sseuFe ths reading 81 this capital novel, tbs
best q the dsy. shoaid Subscribe AZ onee ieF TIL
SEMI-wEEKLf TRIBUNE.
f. contains all the editorial articles net merely
Local IN character. Literary Reviews and Ar
Cfltiesamss Letters from onraaTxs Usrrs q wAl
correspondence FoFsiga aud Domestic Lettsrs
gpaalsl aEd Associate Press Tefegrarhle nespat-
uhes = careful and complete sumnaaFy q foraiEa
and Domestic Ness Exclusive Reports q ths
preeseainEs d the Farmer Ciab Of the Amnri'
1An Institute; Talks about Fruit, and ofbeE ilaF
tiealiar4l aud Agricultural fnformAtions Stock
FiaAarial. Cattle. Dry Goods, aad General MAtks
Reports, which are pahlianed 10 TnK Dktli
rMfHusK THE sKMl WEEKLY TRIBUNE
also gives,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

TENNESSEE ELEcTIoS.-The Nash
vile UHioH of Sunday gives the vote
for Governor, &c, in that city on Sat
nrday. The whole vote cast was but
nine hundred and eighty nine. Intro
duSing the report the UsiOH says:
The vote, it viii be noted, is small;
much smaller than we expected. We
know Of no excuse, and cannot, there
fore, offer any, for this result If loyal
men do not choose to aid in ths rssaor2.
ton of our civil Government, upon their
heads must rest the blame Of, future
ills, if any come, which Heaven fore.
| fendl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

FIRE ~ NEwBURG "A shop owned and
used by German, whose name We
could not ascertain, as a saddle-tree
mandatory, was burned in Eewburg on
Tuesday night, with all It's contents.
The owner was at church when the Ere
broke out, and the cause has not been
aacertaiasd The loss is estimated at
81 900. insured for $500.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

HIcHLY IMPORTANT LErTER-The fol.
lowing remarkable document has been
handed to Us BY one Of our Wholesale
merchants. We judge the writer viii be
overwhelmed with favorable answers
RooKroRr, sFEScER Co, ISD.
February 10, 1865.
To the Honorable Citizens Of Ersas-
pille:
have taken the opportunity to take
my pen in hand TO inform the citi.
Aens OF Evansville that want TO buy a
large stock Of dry goods on credit
And now If any Of you wish TO sell on
these terms answer my letter immedi-
ately and let me know. J. +. A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

TEE HIGH WATKR-Tke louisville
Journal Of Tuesday says the Ohio rose
three feet in the last tWenty-four hours,
and all stores along the leyee, from
Third street TO Ninth, are under water
in some houses the water il nearly 10
the second story. From the river view
OF our city is very picturesque, having
the appearance Of q regular city Of the
se1-Veniee. This sudden, though not
unusual, rise IS disastrous 70 many fam
lies. owing to the scarcity Of houses
The poorer families who live along Bear
grass Creek still remain in their Gotta
ges; some are entirely surrounded b.
water. Knowing oass say the river vii
come to . stand By tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

JEssE-Coi. Jesse is still in Hancock
county, Ky On Friday night last, with
FIVE men, be sought lodging at the house
of ]. B. Jones. he informed Mrs. Jones
that be had been granted 9 ten days
furlough, aad had returned to Kentucky
assigned to special duty. No doubt he
expects to obtain recruits as soon a. the
Federal draft 10 snfsrcsd in sAs State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

sa-rhree new regiments reported al
the barracks in Louisville, on Monday
the l53d Indiana, seven hundred strong,
from Indianapolis, the lssth Ohio, mum
bering eight hundred men, from Colum-
bus, aud the 1881 Illinois, niue hundred
and City s,rOag, from Springfield. The
las, mentioned regiment was forwarded
to Nashville on Monday evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

a6FA submarine torpedo was exploded
four hundred aad sixty-thres feet down
in an oil well near Titnsyille, Pennsyl-
vania, on Saturday, making the oil and
water shoot thirty feet into the air, and
the earth groaned like monster in death
agoniea This well had ceased TO yield,
but as soon rs the disturbance had sub
sided, loil appeared on the surface a.
iasl as il could be dipped of with sand
pump The theory is that the oil vein
got stopped up.with parafiine, and the tor
psdo blew them open again
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

D&- The Charleston Mercury is pub
Used now at Cheraw, S. C. The pro-
prietors of the CossrieT did not remove
their establishment, which is now in
charge of loyal hands The Courier
was the Union paper before secession.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

The LEsTES SEAsoK-The season Of
Lent commenced on the FIRST Of March,
Cash Wednesday,) and viii continue
until the 10th Of April, Easter Sunday, J
making total Of 46 days. Six days OF
this term are Sundays, 90 which no fast
IS required, leaving forty days for the
observance Of fast on one meal day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. "A boy
named Miner, about 8 years old, went
into the woods near Beokler's mill, in
Spencer county, 70 chop wood, few
days ago, aud built Gre near where he
was at work, against dry tree. Before
the boy had accomplished his task, the
tree burnt of and fell on the lad, killing
him instantly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

A DEMOCRATIC JusrICE Is LIMBo--We
understand that Democratic Jus.ice
Of the Peace from one Of the out town
ships imbibed too large q quantity Of
the platform, on Tuesday, and broke into
Jail Bad Joke, that. on The Squire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

LAST NorIcE-All persons having
claims against the Union organization
for the last campaign, OF any other, win
please hand in their bills immediately 70
either Of the Finance Committee-Wm
Heilman, VIM. +. French, OF James II.
MeNeely- March T--3sd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

WASrED--Ten or twelve gentlemen
can be accommodated with private
boarding at the walnut Street House,
corner Of Walnut Aad First streets
Families can also obtain good aeoommo-
datious at this House Charges mod.
crate mT-ilw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

OIL-The citizens of Spencer county
have struck oil Four springs havs
been discovered in the vicinity Of Rock
port The Rockport Union is full Of
oil Ii contains q communication
lengthy and oily, which locates the oil
springs near that town.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

SUclDE-An old man named John
son, living near Washington, in Davieas
county committed suicide by hanging,
on Wednesday night of last week.
The act was caused by pecnniAry em.
harrassments.