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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER FIraHPURG. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. TIE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERN EDiATE POINTS.
1Len new and sisnnch steamers Of The Norwich liue
llIY or BOSTON and CITf OF NEW- YORK,
leave kcwYork daily Sundays ercep ed ociockp ~
iron PIER No. 20 North River, .oot OF Iestry st.
FOR NEWLONDON.
thereconnecng with Steamboat Express Train rom tn
above points via Norwich aud Worcester, boston snd Va
ce-ter Worcester aud Nashua and New London and Nornsn
Railroads.
Er.nt taken the rates Fer Information induiD
T. T. MARTiN, Agent the fier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
Fer Providence Direct.

IN Daily,
Fer Provido6ce Direct
The and splendid s'r.nl.n
ELECTRA ANDUALArEA.
rra.1l cav, Ss1i Igsr, ficS q TiOse
osn,ctins al irs,idence win The a. "a, FOR Boston
Te non M Ys nd XII 3y'
THURSDAY AM SATURDAY.
rv-fr,i.h, taken q, Propeller Ra,os
yThse steamers unsg.passed IN their araneene its
for the comfort end y Of assngers AMI theI iac lite. Tor
- ia .rg.r amer retiring for the uilht art no, disturbed
tlth.y Arve Ia Providence ~ az hour early enough to
eur. ~ desr d. in tic hrs! aasion tram Tor
Boston arriving III Boston Al
i1crna,.oa u rad to iIsi.t 1S ,Ppy ISAAC
FOR =" Tict-,. ss'eoom, o. Brr,h., Appy to w NJ Ed
WARDS General licAe Agent, Pier No q, North River.
rINHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM.
Il SHIP AMERICA. Cast u. wrsssls coicmandsr, carry
in The United mall I'll s ron tae bEea,n PIER foot
SATURDAY. February Il. q. u o'clock Ia.
BREMEN, VIA sou CHAMPION,
1skiug passengers 20
LONDON. HANRE, SOUr'lAhProN AND BREMEN,
tue blowing raes payable in gold " s equy-' 1t IL cur
FcI tn. frs: cabin slo5, second cabin sc, so seerse
Wil he followed by the NEW YORK, March II.
oElklcHs CO.. No. Go BrOsd.'s.
TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
NSYA KAN Hkb Sf vNhro6I CALLING
Al CORN HakBOR.
AND BETWfES BOSTON AND " t tin91;, 'ALb-
mo Al HALiFAA AND CORN iiahboh. ,
CT BA...........cayes New lOsk' wednesday reo.
Ar RlC...,....g,,s Boston Nv odnssdAg YEP. u
srSTK IAN. .lssv-s New ORR. wednesday req =
Leaves Boston. " ednssiay. March
CuINA..........icaye. Newi orb. " edlesdsy March
.lsnvut Boston. Wedn SCR, hsoA ~
Yaos SEw.y0BS TO LivEhPooL
Chief ceb!n fsssase ..''''''''''''''''''''7 70 AZ
Second Cabin Passage. .....'...'''' ""W
yRoM nos gsYoof-
ChlcfCobin F..slgo. ...,.........'...'.'"aiE
Second Cabin Ps'sss' '......;: 49,. % :"
ferths not ,ccuscd un.l paid tor.
An rxprri, need Surzron on boaii
or Naasbr une, Blk OF Lails having In value expressed
ar signed therefor.
FOR reisht OF Passage apply 90 nm 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08


TIE total nun,er ths week a5 head coufrss with 80
head last week and vita 20 head Ter week lat
wear $500 for the ccrreroncnr werk year ago
Th Der sold ye,,eTdsy ana TO-DAY o. the principal
oct 46 lead compare with so bead last week aid wit
36 head the pef week last year aud with An hssd
- -,.nr n.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
1NHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-

l. 1ON.-sroSINGTJN STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROTON And PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDESr QUICKEST. SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECr AVOIDING " Pol Vt JUDITH"
TIE nir.nif cot Steamer .'COMM0 SWEALTH". -
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAY, fae sleyste
steam.r PLIMOUfi ROCK, on MONDAYS, WEDSES
DAY aud FRIDAYS and ster THURSDAY, 18th insis
at o'clock p
rs-1lese start from Pier No. IS North River foot
Cou! endare acknow l-d.ed by asxp-eDced trsvs.
b. the gert strongest r. ST comfortable snA
bes thai have n American waters At all SEASONS
and in al weather. taese boats invariably make the passage %
time.
Sumrtuous suppers and uxnriousy furnished staseoom
are marked features OF these flo ting pala es."
.erhs and .s,e-roons may be secured ut Hsndeus En-
pr-rs Ore No. Z. bgosdwey, and ut No. lis Nes- Ns0
oTk, and at No. 10 Washin.tpi-', Bos's N,
NJ. X. SiMOS5 AGENT,
Merchants Eaygation aud ITanspo sIion Co.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

Stplprctrn III Der eeuti6en Galscns
preiis. Sen fclscnem uselinnunestiidtisen"
Nrtifsl fnten mir in einsm, natarlih r~apifalsn,
neutlden 9latts bsS Wstens:
uManhcr 9alssnppssl 1T tsreit5 in fsitsm irlis
Gem &GIs sinaclperrt. Sic s~nflascn iino 70 srcB,
10 bimmsliAreisnc, 10 cntiesliA, oab nieie Saaunz
Ten fit jens anilaurise Sunosseieaidaft Miaicnen
Yrcjsnt su ihlsht ino, uno GAP fsin 0isnid, rbnt
fHr's Scabaus reif su iein, Cen @seanfsn psnfsu
fann, DAP is an, &etsn blstten o~iirftsn.
rGis Surns miirosn ih trrs ibrer anseaamms
ten Srsue emperor, rsrn eisis Shurfsu, in 6unz
befsGs sinsenatt, ais SsttsnmGhter psr,psncst riirz
DEN, i'm bod nr6 sinigermaben trauhtar unb mtg
ltA Su msrcsn. Self. ais &sttsn6unS, mirSs BON
alien 9rnosn setiIsn unp - ~tsiuoslt msrhsn.
rlluo nrA gift ss nch Menihen, ia icsar Men=
lhen, Gle iascn: le wiirben iih niht iAdnen, 10 Gin
unsstsusr in Wsnihensstalt 9srumlaufs" 5u lai,
fen!
r&sin g8enn lclds @srtrchsr Wiaicnsn Mal
fsrtsn f%rnntsn, 10 iraten ic ale Sage jrei, brsi
Wtal bingcrihtet ~reresn, einmal aefppft, einrnal
s~stansen uno sin,ua( eiac6sn. Stun ater riss
nidt sebt, icusn tie fir bas Cine Wtal bod ither
an Dem @alsen faumeln !"
Mah cisiem Grsuiie irate Der 9srfaier ihnsl ets
nc 9lutrurlt rerjc9rcn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

Gen. Sherman. @snsral shsrman fat t.i isis
ner Mursisnhsit in Columbus sinsn Sutcn Gineruf
anf uns senaht. Gr lit fsinsr BON Zen utSsi9wrls
%lsnen", Die auf ibrs uShulteritrsiisn" 10 sre6en
Wertb ls3en. slGe bic Nhtnssts;susunssn, NIT
mslhcn CT auf jspem sdritte iiterbduft ,rurbe,
iAiensn i'm fsinen Mussntlif IRE III MAIDEN. Gr
listt es %Ofentar tsiier, IN ssmiittlihsr llntsrtals
tuns isine Sisarre Sa raudsn, as auf Den gralsntirs
teller Su iissn unb iih ts r,nnern Il. laiien. Mir
.rsttsn rarauf, DAP er spas rsritcbt uno in sutsc
@sisaiAaft rsdt Better isin fann, DAP oter Gsrjes
niss, bse ibm aaf Der @aie tan5sn lriu, ieinen @fsiz
fer an itm fnsst. 6alea unS Stant0n tatsn oas
~ ibrsm Shaosn erfabrsn. @isls baten Sherman
far sinen scnpsrlins sebalten; eas 1T ater rislsn
trauen esutsn BON grocer Sntsaissns paiiirt, Die
anf rer srcsen Sssrarabs nss aetsns in mandsn
9inssn ibren eisensn Mes sinssn. Gin rrsnsis
iher @aroe lieutenant piiroe jar nidt ~tsjrcifen
fDnnsn iris Gin 70 jrrbsr General 10 rbne az.
Yratsnlrnen unb cine alien Sunfsrtpls isin fam.
Sfsrman bat niht ~ssrssiisn, DAP or Dem @rlts ana
9cbsrt nnS or fsraert 10 Cen Soften Bug bss mabrcn
Mmerifancrs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

atcr lai1t ms nibt s%erssiIsn, ha6 in, Trisben Der
8arssr, Der ourh tebarrlihen NlsiB rOriparts itrett,
uno burh feline @ehthafsnbsit uns surb rsputlts
faniias Ginfahteit ncr aufraaisnsen SuSsno elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9sipisl sistt, tn niht sss
rinsersn Srars unicrs Gbrs uns unIsrs Mttln8 rsrs
Sisnfi
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20
Soloaten forScrn Gen. Gur aaf init Der Tarbs
hcrauSsufDMulelt.

Scr ~frlsenns 9rief muree tsm @snsral Ger
lAcn am 3. Suli s~ussitslt, 1T atsr tis bsute uatss
a~nttpcrtst sstlistsn. Man9el All Belt fann es
rcbl niAt isin, mas Den @cneral atbalt, auf Gle
tSHiAs 9nfrase cine furje, ebrliAs @ntrort 81 srs
tbeilen, hsnn CT ssnie6t ais Dtilitar. ecmnanoant
tieles pritsns jsnen Sag "a treie Stnnnsn. Sts
@abitalsn in Der 2Ssitern &sicrrs %riien, mas fe
an Sen. Scr bateu unr rafum ie i'm s%rnanntsn
unb llher baten bic @clpaten AUDI Gin 8sht, nieies
Al rii7sn, ebe ie fh sntihlisssn frnnsn, fit i'm 5a
%iimmsn. g8ir bchcn, Gap tSerr gsneral Scr in
Den naAfen Sassn fd cine @slsssn9sit nc9ms'
miro, ebrliA nit Der 0arts bsrausbufcmmsn, bonn
icet nahSsm Der 8rief sinmal an bic Ssfentlihs
fsit ~ssfcmmen 1T, ld6t fh Die sahc bod nibt msbr
rsriuiten. SOD bicr lit Ger 8ref:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

auf7cQten, mc lie ned cine rss6altnibmi6is iAmas
DE Wtadt tilbstea."
Man lArsitt eieicr Rsre cine I'm, 10 srGbsrs Ysz
eeutuns 81, ba 9lair ein perlSn!iAsr Breuno ees
Yralornten Scbniun lit uns wabrlhsinliA feline
8eGnnuna eu a,tBjpridt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

Sine mcrfmiiroiss9Sble i'm nDrbIiaen
Snoiana. Sie Nsiiencen, rslhe jcgt Snfiana
tcluacn, r~sristlcn niht, ibre Shritte mad Der flsi,
nen stact Starenmcrtb IN @ralrforo county ;u rihs
ten, III csren 9tabs cine unsebeure !SS6le sntpedt
worrsn lit. sn Auaeclmms, 3atl Der Sammsrn
unp mcrfriirrissr @citaltumS pss Snnern itertriHr
eisis SDbls tsi @citcm bic 10 t~crii6n,te Mammutb
9ars in Gentudp. Sic Stalaftitiaulen, Die iih in
~iatacirr @tsnas in t~srislfcn r~rrinoen, iino allc brhlt
rbantaitiih 9efcrmt, zen tls;esnb ,reiBsr Sarte umo
rft pras 100 SUP bod. shrn rcr so Sabren ,rubts
man tim Die Griiten5 nss r%orrerenS 9sils ctsisr tSGbls,
tattc ater feline Abnuns BON ibrsr unssbsursn NuS=
tsHnuns. Nuh bsuts 1T oisislts nod niat pcuiin=
Gig tsfannt, rtsleih man icitbsr iitsr 6 Mtsilsu ,rsit
i'm Snnern rsr 6rps rcrsscrunssn 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

- slus SmitGlanb, Soma, wiro uns Der tcfla
sensmsrtbs SOB Dee tSrn. Sr6n 8ambs, sinsi
altsn ltntsriArsitsrs pss v9Ssltcten" s~cmslpst
Scrr SAINTS ncltc am 2. @tai Slid qlnaeln lsasr
uno trus Patel, mie or INNER Su tbnn pHssts, isil
Srppslss,psbr IN Der Sano, ben 9anf mad bintsr
suihtst. Gr lsste prsi Nnseln, teim Sescn hel
cisrten t(isb isin Gcirebr al gSeiosnssltriipp binz
gen, Gin 9auf sntluS iia uno bic san,s Sdrctlas
Dung iubr Gem unslidlitsn IN ben 6intsrn Sbeil
oss acpfss, rrans ms @sGirn uno tSptsts i'm aui
Der stsac. Gr bintsrliBt cine ~trauernos satin
uno crei ftsinc 8inocr. Srieps isincr @ihe mr.
96re leinem 9lnnsnfen!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

SEC. Benedict, Ger &sbaftsur bs5 glsrc :
lamb Seralp, 1T bonn Yraiosnteu ais aSrtnsiitsr
rcn Glerelano ernannt mrrncn, an Die StsQs ron
50. Gprlca, Dem &seafteur nes @lspelano v4caesr."
Benedict rsprGisntirt Den srnisrratipen Slasel Der
rsputlifaniihsn SPA tbsi. Ser atssiests @cplss
1T Gin Malifaltr, Der fir Nsssritimmrsdt unS fir
Hcaerfreibeit in's @clhirr aett.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20
gotb Der SoIbatens @ittwen uuo @aiicn III

Msm Yorf. - Scr Sem g)crfsr Grmrtrclsr Fat
a~nss;tist, DAP or fsin @slo msbr SAFE, I'M DEN Mitt=
tpsn unp Waiisn Der I'M 0slc s%sfallsnen Sclpatcn
Die isiitsr rsratrsihte ltnteritisuns fsrnsrbin auss
suts;ablen. @m lssten 3atltas na9men 32,Ol4
srloatsn @ittmsn uno @aiicn in Stem S)crf linz
tuitisuns (s4 per arpD in emrfans. @ists ts.
inesn ib i'm 3uitanre Der a~uBsrfen Sil1ciisfsit,
uns msnn man itnen AUDI rc1snes bic ieitber &C.
.sidts firslias llnter1iisuns sntSis6t, 10 minisn ic
Dem t~ittsrtsn Glsncs an9sitnfaaen. Ser 9rmps
trcQsr fcresrt Zen StaotraIb AMI, bic ~nSttiSen Sell
Der ~ tsuiaiscn, samit fir rsis SiilFOisn Gorge
sstrassn nsrrsn fam, rte ids setHbrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

Sob fristt richer laneiam in bic SSts. Nm
Mcntas fanS rtr Yrsis in Ror 9)rrf aui l421Is.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20
G%plumbus, 3. Suli 1865.

Spbu . ~ WV "
sn Gen. .Major Cor. eOmmansant res %. armsseOrps!
Gee6,ter Scrr! = Mls Sore @aHsns@ sncis
fen unb M.tfirssr piinihsn mir Sbnsn Slat 81
Sbrcr Grncnnun9 ais SanEieat fir Gcursrneur ron
SGic; unb ats Hameraetn, bic Sbrcn grfclS iriinz
ihen, trsnn u~lere MniHtsn iitsr s~eriiIe Ifentlihe
Nraacn mno arrBe S~ntereilcn i~tsretnltimmen, iitsrs
Ienben mir Sbnsn nicie 3uldrift.
98ir 1iur tlcs SClbatcn uno reriteben nihts rcn
hen Shlimen unp 8Gnfsn Ger Tplitifcr, uno ltr
teeauern natcr, DAP Die Convention, ,relhe sis
crnannts, es rcrliumtc, 1h ii6sr Gle Nniiftcn Der
Yartbei in 9strsf Der &errnitrusticn Der Union
unn ees NeasrsS timmre6ts ausjuiprshen. IS IT
mabr, nab Die Convention in auaen,sincn Mnseritfen
bic 9rlitif nss 4rdlnsnten Srbnirn sutfise, atsr
es lit stsn 10 matr, Dap @sncral Shenf msniss
Stunosn nah ter Ssrtasun9 Ger Convention in
elmer Neoe rct Fem Staatebanie %erflIrte, Dap er
nassssn lei, Die 9isprdientanten fcr lilpliAen Staas
ten I'M Grnsreiie SuSulalcn, lis ite tbrs Srpalitat
burh bic ustsrtra5un9 nes StimmrehtS all Dem Nss
ar tetpiclen 6atcn.
gssiter Iasts or, reaB i3 erei Slaiisn I'M Sicen
fcfnrsn bic Nrii'rtraten, Die Seceiicniifsn isicn
Der msiBs SAuno (trash)", wrmit CT jene lrpalsu
g8siSsn i'm Saosn mciute, bic bas un9lif bafsn,
arm Al lsin, vune bic Nisssr, Die lis auf Den &ern
lcpal Ieien." llno irenm nas Stimmreht ir9enr
elmer hislcr &(aiisn rerliebsn wcroen irls, 70 niinlAs
or, Dap nafIslte al DEN Msser iitsrtra5cn ,psree.
@ie rsrrsn nun tsiauloist, @sncral, oab sit
bafar ieisn, BEN 9tessr auf slsihen prlitiihcn Tub
nit Gem rsiBsn Sclpatsu uup Gem mei6en 9iirSel
81 felen.
lin Sbnsn baber cine @slcssnbsit su Ssfen, iid
assen cine 10 ihaelids 8sihulnisung III %rcrt6sicts
gen, lssen mir Stnen Gle ~trlssnom Traesm ppr:
1. Sino sic bafIr, bic i,slihsn Staateu mi
alien ibrsn Nehtsn in rer Union mieoer b~srsuitslz
len, ris 9rdiipsnt Sotnlon rptihlast ieitit mem
Cen 9tescrn bas Stin,nrsAt niat iitertra9en mirS!
2. Siub Ste bafir, entrsnsr jsst cber au Urgent
elmer ipitsren 3sit Cen sie8ern IN Stir oas Stimins
rsAt III sstcn unb ibnen ate anrercn YririlcSier
einrs 9iiraers III iitertra9en?
g2ir s~lautsu es S9rsn ituleiS sn iein, 5u iascn.
baB mir iir lSrdiesnt Srbnirn's NssrnfructiOns:
9lan 1inb Dap mir cs fir Gle Yfiht aaer lcpalsr
9irser baltcn, bic &esisruns 81 nntcrifiiscn uni
CAP mir jest uno fir Die 3ufunit benz &c3ers
Stin,lnrtht rpprnircn.
sRir r%ertleitsn ahtunssuca Sore Sameraesr
inb Mittirscr,
s.. 6. Rarfer, east. SO. .. 8. 8.
q. 9. @nterion,
G. SO. Ni6pIs,
8. 6. 9atrid, ati.
so. O. SO. 6 mitb, Ssra. IS. Ser. ct.
81. s. 9ptenn, friber Sterit= 2ieut. Snr. =GOrps
8. 9. Gbtlton, 1. Sieut. So. >. 8. s.
Sas. 9. @ilfon.
81. Game, traber Sers. /. Ser. Ct. Cav.
g. SppnY. 1. Sieut. oS. .. +. Z.
SIS. 4atteripn, 1. Sieut. So. >. 8. 8.
{. Vi. Warfball, u
@ SIP so nSNto1dr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

SI S%lluirirts g8slt. @cn bicler tclist.
ten 3sitihrift erbieltsn mir nas nsusts ISsft burh
bic riibmlihlt tsfannte Sbscbalp unS 3bsurfauf'l de
Sudbancluns in Cincinnati. SO 1T cine Sami,
len. 3sitiArifi I'M matrsn ginns ess g8crtss, hsrsn
~.sierfrsi5 in Scutihlane unS Mmsriea ~fcrtuabrsno
L,cIb{t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-07-20

lleberall in allen 0anten
0liibe frdftig cer @eiang,
Der. aus tiefiter Druit entitanten,
Suntet liant tes SerSens Oran9.
Seuti6lanes 0ier nus ceutiben Sersen
SSnst fort pom Wunp su Mrnb,
6emmt bic 6lagen. BELT bic S6merseu,
,Guipfet FREEZER SPINNER Uunb.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

DRr Goops AT Low PRIcEs.-Not-
withstanding the Indictment state of the
weather yesterday, the auction of Dry
Goods at No. 40 Main Street, was we'll
attended, most Of those present being
Ladies, and the bidding lively. These
goods we're all brought here in their
original packages, and for fneness of
texture and beauty of design, viii chal-
ieuge comparison with the best the
weird affords. Il would occupy too
much space to enumerate the various
articles offered at this important sale.
Among the leading articles we notice
the best qualities Of Ii and I04 cotton
and linen sheetings, shirtings, superior
bleached and brown takle-clo,ks. nan
hns, towelings, prints shawls, &c. &c.
The demand for shese goods Is so great
that those who desire to take advantage
of the bargains, should do so to-day be-
fore she sale closes. Mr.. Nelson is the
Anctioneer, who is fearless operator;
whatever be offers fer sale is knocked
down instantly without reserve. sven If
1t fails to pay the Government. duty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Masonic Observation-Disclosures
there was q slim audience At Masonic
Temple last night, the playing sas ex-
callent.
Mrs Golden, in her sexlapls rsIe,
transcribed herself. and ell the company
played with unusual freedom and ex.
eellence.
Tonight the exquisit drama entitled
the Bride iof Lammermoor viii be
produced, and every sdmirer Of Sir
Walter Scott should witness It's produe-
ton.
MozART HALL--The Turner'S gave
very Gne performance last night, to a
highly respectable audience at Mazart
Hall We regret that We do not under
stand German.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
DIED.

Died, on tbs 1sth mt, FANNH L WOODS.
daughter Of H. aad Hannah woeas, aged TIVE
years and one month
Died, 90 the I5th inst, GEO. c. WOODS. .on 81
". n. and Hannah woods aged ave year. ssS
nine Bentha.
The funeral viii isks place thfs gTharsdayJ AZ.
ieTnoon, 81 O'Clock, from the rvziaenes Of thar
father, on the corner Of Mulberry snd Fourth
STREETS.
On the lsfh insta At indianapolis, Mr.. JAHEs
5. FusuAr, Of the itsd Indiana YeIanseeT Rsgi-
msns, aged II years and II months.
The funeral viii tAks place FROM the resiaeucs
Ct hia brother. Henry Faqusy on the Eswearg
road. six miles from ExAn.vilis. Oh Friday, ITkh
inst at II o'clock
The frisnds Of the daSeAasd are iasfsea to Attsnd
the fHnsr@I without further uoftes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

ss1- I Is with unmixed pleasure we
publish, this morning, the correspond
ence with reference to the Mayorally
1t manifests in no little degree the re-
turn Of an era Of good feeling. BY
CHANGING over the names OF the gentle.
men attached to the card requesting
Mayor Baker to consent to permit his
name to go before the people for third
term, il viii be seen that leading Dem
ocrats and Republicans strike hands in
movement that they think viii ad.
vance the prosperity aud growth Of our
city. This waving Of partisansbip for
the good Of the community is worthy oil
oil praise, and we would not withhold il
from the gentlemen who, though differ.
lag With Mayor Baker, politically, have
thus oheerfully requested him to run
again for the position he has so worthily
filled for six years past
The reelection Of Mayor Baker an d
the amendment to our charter guaran.
tees for Evansville, We think, for the
next three years, growth and prosper
ity unexampled in the history Of our
State. We now rank as second in the
State in population, bat claim to be Grst
in commercial Importance. Ten years
may make as frat in population.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

GOODS LESS THAs AUCTIoS PRIcEs-
Great opening sale Of desirable Spring
Dry Goods at the New Yerk Store. A
grand opportunity for few days to get
the best fabrics at much less prices than
at auction. Our goods must be sold.
The best prints, formerly at IS cents,
will be sold At 3 cents; shifting mus
lin 20 and IS, ~ Lonsdale Hills, Hope
and Bartlett Mills 6leaehed muslin at IS
was IS; dinner napkins at IS IS and
q so per doz.; bleached table-eloi5s
81 90 and "a so each. Rich maniiIla
silks, dreas silks 10 all the new shades,
dress goods in all the novelties Of the
season, cloak aud dress trimmings the
largest stock in the city; silk sacks, has
quines and circles, from SI2 90 to
SIS 90; real iaces and embroidery. In
fact our entire stock Of foreign and do.
uiessie goods will be placed at the mercy
Of the public while oar auction frieysds
remain in form. Our minds are fully
raade up 10 HRdersell, and nc
sacrifice will be TOO great to &c
eonPlish that object Don't bay unlil
you have FIRST examined our stock and
prices, aud note the wonderful sacrifice
that the New York Store Is willing e
make. J. 7. & S. A. Co0uDag.
No'si4 4 Is First street
March l4lh, 1865 lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Very Respectfully,
u nAKEp

80 The Military Commission assem-.
bied Tuesday at Louisville made short
work Of the case Of Jerome Clarke (Sue
Mundy). Two witnessnes swore posi-.
lively to different murders committed
By him, and one witness 10 bis throwing
a train from the track and robbing the
passengers and malta The Commission
found him guilty and sentenced him to
be hung General Palmer promptly
approved the sentence, aud ordered that
the execution take place yesterday q. 4
clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

SAFE Blows UP-The safe Of Mr.. ].
W. Maddox, on Main street, Vincennea,
was.blown up by burglars on the morning
of the 18th inst The burglars failed to
obtain much booty, though from the
maddled account given Of the affair in
the Sun it is hard to tell whether the ex-
plosion took place while the burglars
were present or after they had left.
The explosion was terrific, SCATTERING
the walls Of the house, and breaking all
the glass in the windows.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

BaS- In another column we publish
the Amendments TO our City Charter,
as enatced by the last Legislature Ev-
cry citizen should read them carefully
that be may become familiar with its
important provisions. From a hasty
reading we feel sanguine that they very
nearly perfect our Charter. They GER
tainly give us decided advantage over
any city in the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

n6r The Vincennes San deTotes a
column to the abuse Of General Paine,
and the vili6eation of such brave heroes
as General Casey, Heintzelman, Hun
ter, Mcintosh, Harrow, &c.. &c, who
tried him. The findings of the court
mSrtiai have not been made public, but
the rawlings of the ssmi-rebsl press show
that they expect an AcquittAl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
tor Retaliation
EVANSVILLE, March Is. l,

EVANSVILLE, March IS, 1865.
Asssrs John J. Chandler, Richard
Raleigh, @ r. Bement, Robert Fer
gus, and OTHERS,
GEsTLExEs:-Your letter of the 18th
was received yesterday.
After serving as Mayor Of the City Of
Evansville for six consecutive years, the
receipt Of such a Communication ia
esteemed very high compliment.
Although desiring, and fully intend
ing TO decline any further participation
in tho management Of city affairs at tbs
end Of my present term, you have my
permission to consider me = candidate
for reelection, IL you think the inter
esis u the people of the City Of Evans
vile win be thereby subseryed or pro
NOTED.
Very Respectfully,
N A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

CoMMESDATIoS.- OF the Vim
cennes San, in his last issue, heaps on
Rev. j. g. White, of this city, a choice
lot of vituperasion and billingsgate, Just
such as would be expected to emauate
from man whose sympathies have ell
been against his country in her terrible
trials.
The hatred and abuse Of such men as
Greene is high eulogy upon the char
acter Of any reputable man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
s~ See Mr. s z Gilber,'s asvs

"a See Mr. S. E. Gilbert's aaver-
tisement Of his dwelling house and lot,
and house and lot adjoining, for sale
Also that fine building lot Of his oppo-
site the Episcopal Church. Our bust
ness men whose time is money should
not miss these chances TO get property
50 near their business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
say- As the steamer Grew Eagls "a,

s1- As the steamer Grey Eagle pass,
ed Brandenbnrg, Ky, Tuesday after
noon, eight was in progress between
q Federal force stationed there, nun.
bering about ffty, and IN unknown nun
Der of rebels. Our forces seemed to be
retreating to the brow Of hill aud en-.
trenching themselves. II is thought
they would be able to defend themselves
successfully.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

PRoSorED.-We are grat6ed to learn
that our gallant friend and former Edi.
torial associate, Charley Cruft, has been
confirmed by the Senate as Brevet Ma.
Jor General No officer has achieved a
more brilliant reputation daring the
war by gsllantry and faithful service,
aud lew officers carry larger number
Of honorable wounds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

sar Our friend J. H. CArlin has jus.
received from New York the finest as
sorsment Of piece goods ever offered for
sale in this market He has cassimers
OF every grade and color, and those
wishing hnesclothes should remember
that he gets up suits in better style than
anybody. He also has a splendid lot Of
boys and youths clothing of the lAtes.
style, ranging from three years up.