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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

ther that the be delivered under tho authority
Of this act shall be equal TO cotton chased and held AZ
delivered. ~
Sue That all acts and parts Of acts now force pro-
vdng for the and collection u the tax IN kind
Of cotton and wheat be- and the Fame hereby
reenared and shall continue In force uatI eli The cer,d
Gates herein authorized 10 be issued shall have been
deemed In full, and the persons paying taxcs In kind
under ibis at from and after rat alton OF treaty Of
peace. shan receive compensation by credit Otherwise
FOR the then market vale OF any cotton and wheat
delivered after the termination or the equal.
Ire their tAxo- with other taxpayers the market value
bs ernined Al the time OF delivery In the mode
soribed by law
$50 Tho holders Of Treasury note. desifisg to re-
ceiye the uthes aforesaid In payment thereof shall
vert the into Treasury certificates bearing into
rcst Of six per cent per ann which shall DO issued ny
the Secretary OF the Treasury exchange for snd notes.
and shall express their IN the olcct for which they
intended the holders which said certificates shah
be entitled 10 receive payment therefor 10 the hcs
aforesaid al the rate OF one NTH OF the amount annually
Provided, however, that than one Nth OF the
amount OF tithc duo upon any ch certificate, or the
whole OF such amount, may DO raid Ia any year. at the
election Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
Sic All planters or farmers liable 10 tho tax IN kind
shall after the war be permitted 10 satisfy the same ~
payment OF such certificates ~ aforesaid
&C. T. Certificates issued under the authority OF this
act shall BIO In the following proportions, 10 Wit -Four.
minus in separate certificate paysbe IN cotton four
ninhs payable In corn aud ninth able IN wheat;
oni no lcss sum than forty nvc collars It's multiple,
tna ce converted into Treasury certificates when Tie
tun " under nine hundred dollars but the amount 10
payaole on the face Of each certificate when the
sun converted into Tr ssufy certificates than
hne hundred dollars shall he such the Secretary
the rcas " shall Judge 20 he tho meet sunabo ard
TOT tr rurpesos Of this act, Which sad ceui
ncaef nal DO GNisnabe In writing In sith form aud
win set athencation as the Secretary the Treasury
mas prescribe.
Sc 4. The public faith Ia hereby rle,,eod 10 tao i'm
mu,abe observance Of tho provisions herein above con
taned 10 Tie collection the tax on wheat corn and
eoltoa Kind and the application thereof aforesaid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

The river rose nearly three seet since dark laal
night, and l. ~ rising ai the rAisef ~ inoh'r
per hour.
The weather u beautifully clear and cool, wish
. fair prospect Of eossipnaness staH
The arrivals since dark lest Night wnrp the Elm.
srsld and EmPirs City, st. Louis 10 Pgttsbars
Pionssr sad Cora s., Nashville 70 Cise.nnatIs }
p. Webb, Nashvills 70 Evansville; Golden Eagle
Cincinnati 10 Memphis st. Patrick. Memphis.
Gen. HAllsck, Henderson and return; Market
Boy, smithland 20 Louisville.
The st. Patrick did not arriss unal after day
light this morning. She had fair trip Of people
bus slim fr light a e.. hsaEa ta sfa
She will return to Memphis, lsayiag here on
Sunday evening. ..sirrr f..tstr
The Silver asOa had good triP. sDddhcharged
SONS freight here .3a.f q.
The Emerald aud Enplrs citS had saIr trip
each. r-
The Cora 8, and Pionesr were comparatively
light.
The }. P, Webb brought 10 an excellent trip
from the. Cumberland river. she returns 70
Nashville to- morrow evening. ~
The Rose Hits aud Elnora will bs here this
evening from LouisviiIs and win return to that
city tonight. each Ohering splendid seeommods.
fions and COURTEOUS attentions 70 psssengers "a
The 4. K. DunksrsOn leaves this evening for
RoTlirg-Gresn. Capt. DrinkWatsr on the roof
The elegant Carrie, Capt. Dan Brady, the mag
nifcent, goes TO NashvilIs this evening. oIsrk
Hampton win wait on passengers At the once
The big Indiana returns from LouissiIie aud
viii be here this svsning for New Orleans. There
is 40 boat Hiiost that sfords Auer aeoommodA-
lions. and no officers oxtant more courteous or
EsntIsmanIy than ,. stutt Neal, ". W. Collins
aud Mr.. Dodge shippsrs and passsngsss viii do
themssiyss = kindnsss 10 take pAssags or ship on
the elegant IndisnA-sEd F4lGiaaH
The Fsahion will positively b hare thia even
lnK. u .---- -L- l. -----------
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
RULEs AND RRGULArInNS-

I. Ne papers sivSn Aw4yss the ooa ussr q, sO-
grAta&tous circaixsion.
4 No AdvsrtiseDsnts, local sosicss. . spuss.i.
srtss uais~s Prspail o. pay ssAraal.-.a
4 Advertisements viii never Be AoeOrpnNatea L
local notices unless contract Is made t. that ao,
and vAius rsoeived Cor the aotice.
T. No Loo4f Nsfics. Aowevsr sners ~iu
Inserted for less than One Dollar each day.
s. hsrriNSes, FuhsrAl sad Relisioas Notices
aust Invariably Be Psia IN advance 70 securs in
sersion.
= Ne deneieacy On the aArt q fcsrriers viii he
mace gOod BY the ohaco. the carriers fail 10
le@ve papers - ordered Ans direeted they must
pay for their carelsssaess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

TosoSTo, May l2-Rrovn, alias Har-
grave one Of the robbers who robbed the
banking house Of Williams q Co, at
Pittsburg. April I'd, has been arrested
here. Two of his accompliees escaped,
but hopes are entertained of securing
them also. A complete set Of burglar
tools were found, and preparations we're
made 10 begin operations here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Rev Aaron Turner, of Tngle Street
Church of our city. writes the Festera
{ CHristian Adrocuts that one hundred
aeeessions have been made to, his church
since Conference, of whom iifty-feur are
heads of families. sa 80 =
Near seyan hundred have been added
10 the Methodist Church in the Lima,
Ohio, District, since October last. '''''-
Al prdttacted meeting Of three months
and a half 10 Mt Xernen, Ohio has ter
minated. The fruits are st least two
hdhdred reclaimed spd converted
They have united with the church as
follows: Near forty with the Congrega-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
- WOITEEOqNOQ

sTTCW MOTT AaO1AOD
The Christiaa Register suggests that,
instead of building the six Or eight mon
umeuts in honor ofz President Lincoln,
already projected, q single monument
he bnih over his remains at Springfield,
J Illinois, and that Lincoln homes for dis.
abIed soldiers be established IN all of the
nrincipaI cities. This is the right idea.
These would be the noblest and uioss-6t-
Ting monuments to his memory, and
most acceptable to him It his wishes
could be consaltsd.....Apd Jet 4he FIRST Of
these in honor. OF Mr. Lincoln and IN
gratitude to those who have suffered for
| the country, be the theatre in which the
tragedy occurred. se---. e.s,.a IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
Regular Report.


~ New YoKk, May l2-The Herald 9
correspondent says:
Gen. Steele and forces, after the cap
ture Of Mobile, started on an expedition
for the interior, TO assist in finishing up
the work commenced by Gen. Wilson.
They reached Selma on transports on
the 9th ult Small parties of rebels on
their way up the river, fred on the boats,
hnt swsra soon dispersed. They learn
that vast quantities of cotton were stor-
ed at different places on the route.
On reaching Selma, they were
informed Of the negotiations form
ed between Sherman and Johnston,
and further hostile operations we're sus.
pended.
The released Union prisoners from
Anjersonville state that in and around
the infamous rebel prison pen st that
place, there are the graves of over l9,-
600 Union soldiers. Ifv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
NeW FORK Noon Markers

,..f ,--e s... ....- NEW YoHK, May II.
C0TT0S-steady at 536a54c
fLoUR-6e better ! 30laT 90 for Rand Hoop
Ohia.
WHEAT-Shado frmer ~- 8E-
JCORE-Dull
0Afs-l@2c better.
P0RKr- Firnsr at rs eoas6 as for new Meaa
LARD-.Firmer at l51&afec
WHISkY~-Duil at %. HnHsE
sIoQKs-B ,tter, but since the BoArd heavy
MONEY! H " ~
TksLINGT-AefiFe yesterday tut qulst to-asy
81 o91< for specie.
eoLD-0 0psusd at ls21S. ross 20 lssss sad closed
GotERNMENT srooKs-U. S. G., Of 81, reg.
steEea, 1924 dc, egpponn, llg; 5-2os Registered
lOt do, coupons, i045<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
RELIGIOUS INTELLEGENeE

AZ
Local.-Religious services in all the
Churches tomorrow aa Usual At least
we have been informed of no change in
the uguaI order Of exercises 4 ,,.
EzTheIRev Mr.. Sims, the Aew Pastor Of
the Locust Street N. y. Church, was
called away from the city on Monday
last, to visit sick wife He may not
return in time 40 GIL bis pulpit to-morr
row. II Dot, some = minister viii preach
in his place. Mr.. Sims has oficiated in
hiapeT lqeetipA Two sAheathss and seems
TO have won the affection Of his people
to alrsmarkable degree. Thangh quite
. young man. heIis sspeaker ofFares sx-
cellence, and appears ENTHUSIASTICALLY
imbued with the earnestness and depth
of feeliue that characterized his Divine
Master and exemplar. Hisr sermons
are ptononnced BY his con gregation 70
be spiritually refreshing and reviving.
Mrysims has . grea.work on his hands,
but we doubt not be viii be sssisted by
Him to whom he looks Tor aid, and win
sqseeea IN building nR he church by
engthepiPg bshssfs encouraging the
timid and confirming the IFagering, as
well as by stimulating the hberality OF
'iihelieeRsLaR lR1sne9 = ,
1.-The Aiss'pn Sehfiath School shas got
comfortably located in their new quar-
ters in the Court House. In some re.
specta the, officers Of the school find the
building more suitable for their purpose
than Crescent City Hail. Theceiling is
much higher, and the singing, which is
an important element in the Mission
school, .sounds mogeI delightful The
school sislPipehed for room, but BY asing'
the gallery and the Commissioners
room, the teachers and classes manage
to get along quite comfortably The
County Commissioners merit the thanks
% tie e6hnunity 10 granting the use of
the Court House to the school 1t would
have been sham eful to have. turned two
or three hundred scRRdrens whp have
heretofore enjoyed Ehalp sell SsHao Delight
fully. on Sabbath afternoons, into the
street for want of : place in. which to
meet We are sure the courtxoorn new.
er ives and never win be put to uobIer
nse 49,
The hew Synagoers of The Hebrews
will, We. presume, ID dedicsta'aadp dpn with
the solemn religious ceremonies for
which tho Hebrew Aish isgiastly cele7
braled ~The new synpgoghe. is b hand
some edifee-ihe finest Belonging to
chat ssdehomiustion in the astate--and
Rorthy the.anterprise,and AealRof the
Hebrewsofour city.A The ~bnffdng has
been completed without much parade or
noise, and we hope soon to annoupce the
day Tor its dedication.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
gRsvsr ana wsAahsr.

oIEcisxArI, Nay I2-Ihe river has
risen five feet in the last "a hours, aissE
is still rising thrse inches an hour; 40
feet inches in the ahannelsa aaa
Weather clear Thermometers sac
White frost last night, but did not iDjure
vegetables. ai Is 9fnnoa Naatiog 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

! NASHVILLE, May IL Maj Gen. Stone.
man arrived here to-day en- route FOR
Washington, having been invited there
BY President Johnson in consuliationaas
to the best policy TO be pursued in the
restoration Of civil law in Alabama and
Georgia gf ~ Faia sH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
oFFIck AND REsInENUE.
Corner First and Walnut Streeys


TESTIMONIAL
CIScisSATf. O., Mach. n. 1854.
Tnis !. % certify that we. ths unasrsignsd, have
1sen inttAAteig acquAlsted With ). ". Boyutou,
- y. ior Aooui eight years. Daring the last slI
yeArs ne mas been engaged 10 = lucraiiev and sue
eeesiai practice Of Medicine Ga this city. He
iesses here en Aoecant 81 ~ health.
we teee great pleasure IA recommending hin,
both socially aud proisssioH aiy ~ 4 rpntlensan Al
sA2ellsnt morals, aud occupying a prominent 20.
sation among the Phyaieians of our city aud hope
" ~ @ooeced A. we'll elsewhere - be has done
vita "a z. FREEMAN. N. n,
Professor of Snrgury In Eciuctic MFdic.i Ipstt.
tute. Cincinnati, o.
JOHN NJ. sCUDDRR, M. D.,
oins IN the \. n. Institute
n. D. GARRISON, ND,
. La.e La.e Pfes'tsor oi Chemistry aad Physloiogy IN
neAuefe heaieal tnstitate. itCio-tm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
GBy Telegraph
RAILROAD Receipts.

TERRE HAvTE, May IT, 1895.
Find below list Of freight forwarded Train
No.e, trom this Piaos, to-day. fghE
,,,,i ss5.. $. So -.r, A. +. n nBIEs.
Morgan X Co, 10 bxs boots Mach ~, II 4
90, - bxs dry goods, bx thrsaa; s lapker a b,
ex dry goods Mark, W Co, btis glass ware
5 Coolidge. b1s dry goosi Ieieh s %,
! prl pntiy, hrls splphar; Jaqsess, . SlCo. lia
dry goods; Wells. K 1 Co, ] tx marble
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

W4sHIsGToS.-There was remaining
yesterday morning bat one hundred and
one millions of dollars of the present
series of the 7-30 Loan.
Gov. Pierpons viii go to Richmond 20
establish the State Government next
week. -
Mrs Lincoln will start for Chicago ON
Monday or Tuesday nexl=
Gen Meredith has been removed from
his cummzud ct Paducah, st the request
of several prominent skentackians, who
thought he had too much sympathy for
traitors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Forty-one, persens were added tpthe
Presbyterian Church at Knoxville, Tenn,
on the second Sabbath Of Apri-thirt
four hy yprnE@sioR of faith and seven by
leateng 0f the "a, tweuty-onal received
the ordinance of baptism Itwas . sol
emn scene. Youth and age knelt 1t
the same altar. Parents and children
seeking the same rest snd. choosing the
same road, received the solemn ordi-
aauees of the church, pledging them
selves to abandon the pompaad vanities
Of ,Ais world, thst they might partici-
pate in the glories of the Paradise oi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

3 PHILADELPHIA, May ll.--During a
violent storm, row Of % houses in the
northern part of the city we're blown
down. Nobody injured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

CIScnSATI, May I2.-Thos. Martin, q
guerrilla, was executed here this morn
ing Ieu He eo
Orders -for~the execution of Bowles,
MilligsnI and. Horsey are published in
the, Cincinnati papers of this morning
They will be hanged on the 18th inst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

STONE IL THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
okAHkL, BRICK Dust DEPOSIT, AaD
MUCOUS Or MILKY DISCHARGES
ABTEh ukTNATINo.
LIMITATION. of TIA NKeg OF IaE BLAD-
DEB, isI y, L4MAdiok an ~. oE the kiDsErs'
s-.r, -, - ~ IAA,.h - aath hLAD ~
srhAH0ULARf AND BUBNfNo, Or PAINFUL
URIHATIE0.
Esr fhtsediMea@a4 u ts truly s0verele "a remedy
aud too much cannot be said 10 it, praise ain.
gle dose has been known 20 relieve she most urgent
Ave you troubled Wits that distressing pain IN
the mall Of ths back and through tho hipsf A
taAspoonfai day q the Consultation water viii
Fclisve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinos given up the use of bachu, oubcbs
and luntper in the treatment Of these diseases,
and only uss them fortbe want q > batter remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itseif equal 20 the task thai has de-
volEsd npoa n.
Irritate and drench the kidnsys, and ~ constant
use produes cifOnic degensration Ani confirmed
IN DYsAEHORRB0A, on PAINFUL MEN.
sTRuATIOE, AND MEMO hRHofA,
OR PHOFU5E FLOWING.
Both diseases grising from a faulty secretion of
the menstrual fuid-in one case boiBs too little
sad accompanied By severe pain, aud the other
teo pronlss seer toh shleh ~ b speedily cured
" IDS Consultation Wataf.
The disease knoun AZ FALLING OF THE
E y 0MBs which n thr result 0f ths reclamation "
the iigamenb of that organ aud ls kn0Wn by
asnsa of heayinesa aEd dragging pains IN the
back aud Sides aud Al times accompanied b. sharp
v-lanni natinE o. shostnE pains through the rarta
anscfsds VIII, In AL cases, BE- removed BY the med.
ickna-
There Il Anolher claas Of symptoms arising
from IRBITAT10h or THE WOMB, which
pbysioians call Nervousness. which word covers
~ mach iguoraisca. and - aine out Of
ten ths doctors do not really know whether the
symptoms are the disease, the disease the Eymg-
toms. We can only sBumerate them hers. I
sp~Ak mgrs particularly 0f cold foet, paipitatl0n
Of the heart, impaired memory, Wskefuliusus,
nn4hss ~ ieai, laDguor. lssstnde, aud dinna-s q
visfen.
SUPPRESSED MESeTRuATIOH.
which 10 this unmarried iefnais IL q constant ~
curing disease, and through neglect The seaEa of
more kfpFE nnd aap gsrous maiadiss tbs rBfsit,
and - month after month passes without 40 ".
fort beinE mafs 70 assist Mature, the supf fls-
siSh bscones okropic, the pstisnt gradually losss
hsr sPpytits, the bowels are oensiipated night
sSsata come on, aud Coasanptlon finally ends her
5areer. Dol s.Ilf f. .tf a
50 For ssis By al Druggists. Price 81. ~
WA. n. ORE09 4 CO., PROPRIETOR.
=. s..hsoe0AG a aLLEH, Gessnsi Agents. 70. 90
Ciia street, New York.
For sale 10 Chlsago ~ FuLLEa, FINCH p
FULLER. gAnz7-gm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

The annual sermon before the Foreign
Missionary Bhoard of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, was preached in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
III
AUCTION. so
bsdeq l0ls ~ - y - = - - : :
POSITIVE - 6
sstn4AUCTIONo SALE


~ - Eastern Enlargement and.
rad4o md Lalnasco Lots. =
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 5oH3
blsd wednesday, Nay TO- 1855, IL ! p. M
At the door Of the Court House, tho following
0T saatf saith9 Eaatsrn Eol44 snt = s311 :
Loss and ], block "a; Lot IL, block IS Lot
IL, block 20; Lots Is and 10, blcek Si; Lot II,
10 4fhR1ck els hoti, ,bloek 4e Lets aud 9block
Lot II, block as Lot 20, block a.. { =
Alao, ON w cdne esdayg May slOj at Y 81
D. m., at the Ofd brewery,
TAs follewing LAAlAsCo Property, Entire block
9Ha Aey13 lpea IA ard ID hh1k "a Eots G. aud s1
block l2S; Lot ., Aock si; Lots l, 2, =, 4. Is
II. L. II, L. Is lS and II, block l0es Lot .
Rtu hAes& lets Lota IS and sS7. block 1855 Lot y
eloeh lso; Lots and IS, block 1856; Lots IL aud
IL block io4. 4
10 ytSkIBv VI TrTL g fsasaerl me '--.---
TERMS -one third cssh, balance In six And
evesfe meeths, with Interest and mortgage st en-
peEse % purohsAsr. Tax for 1865 70 be paid by
purchAser.
Parties desiIipg to hny can do soAt sprivate sale
- ny applyinGm A. THJs. K GARvIN,
a. @mye& AZ u ~ Third Street. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

oIScIEsArI. Aay Il.
FLoUe-Dull; supsFfns sOa@s 2s, and extra
6 50G6 10
wHEAT-Prims red IN 20. sla t.atF4
q CORN-DuiI
oArS-onsred at s0c, aud no buyers. lfa'
RYE-soc, hnt no sales uf 1 lasF
WHTskY-No dan and.
PR7YIsIoNS--Dul Mefs pork deelined 70
lslg T., but no sales.
LARD--aeld a. is. ~ f-s ASKS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
MEDICAL.


y AANWAAs III Ase
ATk OF CINCINNATI. HAVING RECONrR
~ poFmAneat reeidsat Of Evansxsiia. oners
his Professional serviccs 70 the citirens ~ tei-
city aud vicinity. Fron his sx tensive sxp-rienc.
IN The Hospital and general practice of Medicine
ana SargerY IN the former city. he ieels eonhdsnt
of his ebi 10 70 cure nany cases which have ~
sisted a saauAl modes ef tFaAfusent.
- Particular attcatioa gives 90 the traatlseut
oi chronic Diseases aad tkose peculiar % the
IL -f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

BosToS, May 12.-Tha steamer Asia
arrived this morning. Her mails and
the Associated Press news bag will be
received in New York tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

-. -, TAklSes IL .LdrxRALLK--a Father, I
think you told ibin the pulpit to-day
saba iittle son Of . clergyman. "Why,
what, do, youmesn7 n /" You said, One
word more and ] have done, then you
went on and said great many more
words. The people expected you d
leave. Of. because ron promised them.
But you dida't, and kept on preaching
long whfle after the time was up"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

PrrrsBuEo, May l2-River unchanged
since yesterday. ~
Weather clear. -ae sa .r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

NEw YORK, May l.--The New York
daily papers are agreed in opposition to
the trial of the assassination conspira-
tors before military court with closed
doors They unite in saying that this
proceeding is in violation Of the Con-
stitution, injudicious and without justi-
fcation. The Herald, alone, has not
spoken on the subject, but does not de-
fend the action of the War Department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE Herald .
Warsaw correspondent states that an
unknown schooner which sailed from
Baltimore recently on a legitimate
cruise was hailed, before getting out Of
the river, by some men wishing to OBJ
tain passage to Point Lopkout As soon
as they got on board they overpowered
the Captain and crew, put them all
ashore, excepting two negroes, and
made sail with the schooner, arriving at
Salt Bay, Bahamas, on the l7th nit.
The American Consul made demand
on the British authorities for the charter
of the vessel, but this was not sccsded
to. rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

IS
y Rsgiyals.--A general revisalOf reli-
gion bas been in progress for over three
months in Lima, OHIO Five different
congregations havssbesn called segether,
by church.bells almost eSessSsvening
during thactime Great good has been
accomplished. zDafly prayer meetings
have also coptributed towards diffusing
ereligious feeling throughout the com.
munity and secure Professors in the
bonds of brotherlg love and peace.
There have been above 800 Stoessions
to the various churches during the pro-
tracted meeting--a large proportion Of
whom are adults szIndeed the CONVEX
sion of adults has 6eeh the peculiarly
ef the revival The FFesbyterian IN S. J
Church received AS addtionsr-44 Of
whom exceed the age Of l4s Among the
45 are eight husbands and their wives.
The churches have established ) Union
Prayer Meeting, which is largely at
tended aud Blessed Il ---
= The churches of Orland and Angola
also in the st. Joseph PreshgEsry with
Lima, have, in like manner, been visited
with an outpourins Of the spiEia during
the winter, resulting in tha- ssnsersion
/ of many souls a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Subseriptsoh 90 the T-3o Loan.
PHILADELPHIA, May ll.-Jay Cooke
reports subscriptions to the T-30 loan to.
day at s., ,3l3,lOO. aHs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Phenix Insurance CO. Hartford,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Bosroy, May I1.-Mai. Gen. Rose.
Grams visited Representative Hall in the
State House today, and, at the close OF
the session, made speech. 3.5
He said: perceive in large letters in
the newspaper Of to-day that General
Rosecrans is going to raise Is, 900 men
to go to Mexico Gen. Rosecrans is not
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The General thinks that the soldiers
who have fought this great battle for
freedom, have done it with more patriot
ism than has ever been seen before, and
| do not think that the young men who
have distinguished themselves in the au-
nails Of time will permit themselves to be
misled from their high and honorable
course BY any erElng expedition
The General further said be had hoped
to see public opinion directing our young
men into the channels of peace, in which
be proposed TO set the example.
b ! have taken this occasion to make
these remarks. because in Washington
there are men who are willing to start
something or other, whose advancement
heretofors has not been sufficient to
crafty their ambition. Bat If you ex-
anime the names Of those mentioned in
the advertisements, you will find they
are third rate fellows wko are not worth
q snap, and that one Of our soldiers is
worth dozen of them.
At the close Of the speech three cheers
were given for Gen. Rosecrans and
three for the Army Of the Cumberland.