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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

THURSDAY noon.

= 4 s.-
Ths rain that ccmmsncsdgA At dark last aighl
eaPtinnsd untiI after daylight this msruiss. aud
was At times -sery heavy. IL is reported Nsrs
b~avy At Tsrrs Haute. and East, -
TIE river Is stsadfly and fapfal, declining. and
4 non RssglE -xikhia ia saAEREAL Lli@iaa.-------
Business has bssp rather duil en- shs lsyss this
m0Fs1ng. wiah hnt Little tOnAgSor frslght. y
The only arrivals to nOss-4ince last night were
the Lake Erie No. Z. tsowbostl. L.pplsEills 20
hashviiie; Phantom, Louisyiiis 20 EAstpoFt I;
Fashion, CiuciaAatlsS NsshvilIe; Taccny, Cairo
fqtkyAnsEliaZ Easa TS3ulaaA etf tn
Tbs PhAnt9m aud FaAhisn we're both loaded tsr
Government, to their guards. The latter is =
sp8shale new sidewheel steamer Of about /, 200
tons ssrrYfhs oApaeity, ana Is one of tht fAna.
somsai boas4, ,la4ide we hare ever seen-szcslling
hm0us Lady Gay '-@'
The Bske RfsszS0s isa mammoth towboAt, Of
vast ReNersl She soss to the oambsriAnd - toe
oni empty b@rEsa that hsEs AesqP alAssa in that
TNsrasSby had iaaOdsrats Trip Or height, Sat I
vac fislI Of psSple! shs win return 70 osifo a.
2 clock this afteruQoA, and viii Aford thsa ansss'
70 passengerp. Her ARpointf
naehts are excellent and her officers pleasant aud
1879 iAnoiiau - aA2Ael
The Asile Grey Eagle vill be shs regular packet
FOR Henderson, and LouiaEille this sEshing. aoa 10
not Surpassed 10 speed, elegant accommodation.
o. hspoIitsnsss of her ofneers. n i'%
The Gpldaa Ragls ~arer anS fbf MsmphIs, and
VIII doubtless be here this afternoon. laHos
The Gen. Halleek leaves this afternoon for Hen
derson, and will hencsforth run in that tsAde.
The D. b. Campbell was stiIi At the wharf At
ucoRs par tally loaded for the wGheah. q Be- as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

He cfaims. . Great1 1Viodtor.yI.. = !.

I .fnAns3H9lI isITr N itttA
tasnlHpsslal totho JSuFsaiI Aoh hso
Grant Masslmg zts Hrmy Tor . Move.
NEw XdExg Mardk 70 -1TES 1lT6ltssg 8
Washington specialasags that nine OFF,
GERS, wounded in0the fight of saturday
in front Of PeteFsburgs say that the Af-
fair, theugh partiallg of the nature Of d
general battleo iwasz in reality nothing
more than an extended skitmish, owing
to thetconditiqn andunwihingness of the
rebels to fghtmo The rebels, first liue of
battle fired ct random, most of the vol.
leysi went overo the heads ofoar1 men.
During the, heat ofstheIengagemeDss two
rebel brigades yeraIonly prevented from.
coming into our linesbg ths FIRE OF oar
batteries placed 10 rake any advance of
the rebels. In two ,volhes fired by them
on our troops, only three meha were
slightly woundedaosAccordingi co. osprison-
ers many Of them fred blank cartridges
Letters from the army of the Potomac
OF the 18th, say that ON Sunday the reb-.
els were, drawn up In adoubieb line of
battle from the App pouaattoa riSergin an .
aiiclpations of an stack by OGHl iforceso
Our troops were maasing on the left pre-
paratory to another, movement ON the
South Side rrailEoadaiaMos OF. General
Sheridan . cavalry are encamaed near
Hatcher's Run.s Ties rebels areg also
nassing rlaEgea bodies of troops on the
right 70 effect a movement ON our right. s
Tae rebels dop the north offJames river
and IN fropto of Qrdlsr army have been
considerably weakened within the last
"a hours by the transfer of troopsuto rec
inforce Lees right "a snivis5sa 10 Lilil
The FribERe's Washington special
says; The Committee oss the Conductof
the War are holding daily sessions and
are preparing theiroreportsosL 1t appears
to be about as bulkFdas the first report
made a year ago 1T wals embrace the
Chancellorsyille campaign from the Rap
pahannock to- Gettysburg with .Hookersi
removal. The campaign from sGettys-
burg to the RapidaHne CalpepperIand
Mine Run; the Petersburg minerexploz
sioni Fort Fisher affair, aud Gen Rose
Grams campaign down to his removsbs "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
,ioilse5 Gold SO as. 81, J,;w
NEw YoRK, March 29.-Gold, 50s. sd
Farther Particulars OF the Fight ON
= Saturday.

Farther Particulars OF the Fight ON
10 Saturday.
ID WAsH1E0pox. March a9.--Ifi iforsfiation
from 4 GityIP Point Hdatea yesterday, sa II !.
eai The losses in the 9th corps are much
larger than heretofore reported. The
Isl diyisien have in hospital one hundred
and sixty wounded. three known to have
been Killed. In the Sd division, hospi-,
tai there are l66 wounded and about 70
killededF The losses in the 2ddivisiensa
not kpawp, but in stheirs hospital athey
PitEsf ffing was fsSptT TnTnad up ali dsy 9sl and &
last night Yesterday and day before,
the killed on both sides were exchanged,
the enemy showing more courtesy than
heretofore io tss11a sdi Tago ,ysbIsi
I q A. general order was sissued5 TO the
army yesterdaysI .ensibnI ai5S sri 10 9
Il The enemy, owita, q temeritys for which
he has paid dearly massed hisD forces
sbnd succeeded throngh the feprehsnsi.'
Bile neglect of the Sd brigade; 9th corps
in breaking ithrougA their lines; captursl
ing Fort SteadmeE and batteries 9gsl0,
and IL. The enemy BY. nightNas driyen'
from his intrenched picket line, andEalh
efforts to rscoYeri the same which were;
particularly b. tdeternined andq persistent
ON The "a corps, frentsRere resiatsd with
heavy a slanghters leaving awithsthe 9th
corps oyer 400 prisoners, and with the,
I'd corps, two battle fagsjandi overs00.
prlsonersui 5go ssiim vet e ,9snoa d9'
Esa The troops. Of the Sixth Corps reports
ed by Major Gen.s Wright as engaged in
these operationsg were GettsIs division,
Jeef 8 brigade, Seymour's division dand
Hamblin's, and Elwood'sl brigades of
IsWheat6n's s DIVISION OF the troopso be-
longing to the Second Corps, Major Gen.
Humphreys mentions Miless and Mott s
| divisions and Smyth' brigade Of Hsys's
division, who awereo supported by the
Fifth Corps. The result of the day was
the thorough defeatzaef sthes enemyB
plans, the .captnre of his. nstrongly enz
7 trenched picket line under the artillery
fFeI of his works, and the capture of ten
nAttle-fags and z, 500 prisousFss=It is a
result on which the Lieutenapt General
heartily congrathlAtes the army. The
order says: Two lessons can be learn
ed from these operstioasAone, that no
fortified position, however strong, viii
protect an array from an intrepid and
audacious enemy, unless viglantly
guarded : the other, that no disaster or
misfortune rs possible when energy and
bravery are displsyed in the determine
ton to recover, what is lost, aud to
prom pity assume the offensive"
Another Of tie defenders of the Con-
fedesacy has Just come in. he is eight
cen years old, but looks several years
younger, being dwarf about three feet
high, snd-slshdsEd Heasays'be enlisted
to be sent TO the front; so he could es-
cape, and dress, and get something to
| eat. s-tf-rr r.s
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.aaYAaTa

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heard mentioned in connection with the
counoil 10 Mr. FELDEcKER, one 81 the
pfoprietora Of the Union Furnifuss Fac.
tory, AZ Intelligent and dskillfalmeehsuies
We have every reason 70 Believe he will
make . faithful and efficient Council
man, Mr. w q BoEPPLE, thsrprss,
ant City Collector. has been prevailed
upon, We are informed, to run for Cum
Gilman in TIA Eighth -Wards=A&r.=BospE
pie will make an sxeellsnta CoGnoiin6a.l !
We feel confident that when The pso-
pie scrutinize the names we have spoken
Of in connection With the different Offices,
they WI DO faasdst do they ~ il In
their power to elect good men for every
sfhce, however small and apparently un-
important il may be. Il 10 due the gen.
tlemsn who have thus signifed their
Willingnesa- 70 ssrvezths ppblicveo Slze
nespct, ndEhAFth Of sheir own ltivdts
business, tiat ~they should receive the
hearty endorsement of the people. There
ID no political excitement connected
with the election this year, and many
may be persuaded to not vote for that
reason. This is improper. If the pso.
pls daalre honest ana. faithful pnblic 6srs1
wants they should signify their desire at
the ballot-box 1t matters not that but
one individual may be candidate for
. particular Office; if that individual
meets yopf aPPrpbatiOa you should an
nonnce the fact BY voting for him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
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-NEHs Yesk, March 30elFhe HtTdtd,S .
Washington special says abe tisitiof AfrI
Lincoln to Fortress Monroe aud Gran3s
headquhrters; is now believed = here to
have much more Significance than was
atfrst attached to lty 1t shaa been the
occasion aof personal intersie y between
them and GEN Sherman, and. Gen.
Sheridan participated This conference
was evidently ID regard 10 pending mill
tary operations q Innediately aftef the
council broke up general movement Of
the aarmiea of Gen. Great IA front 81
Riehmond was peguRaa yabsaiasz ,guooa
The entire first line of rebel works
captured by the Second and Sixth corps
Saturday, IS stfll held by them,
gndahas cbeen srendered ed strong that
any attempt 70 re-take them must prove
Iptlie, h.,fg anw noifladsv aa8 tga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

z New York, March 29. --rphe Posts
Chickasaw Bluff, Alabama, correspond
aehts writing on the 22ds says that Be
writes amid the confusion and breaking
of eanps, as the cavalry army Is taking
leave. of sitsfbase fora operations in the
Southwest ydTbe first diaisiohuis com
fmsndsdsbyb Gen. Mccook;a ID, by Gen.
Terry; 4th,sby Gen.sUptony 5thy by Gen.
Hatehai This expedition has been fitted
out at an expense almost fabulous, and
its dhpert issreported to be of the most
irn nportant- -oharacters bal ln ssooh s3A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31


Lees Official report Of March s25th.
which Is a. foiIbws. a bsiTi eoiui ss#
sSAt day ightbthis morningt General
Gordon assaulted and carried the enc
mys works at Hasts HIiL capturing,
nine pieces or artillery, eight mortars,
and between 500 and 500 prisoners
among them one Brigzdiet Genera h and
a number Of officers Of lower gssdsssST
The lines were swept for a distance ,of.
400 Or 800 yards TO The right and left,
andtwo efforts were made 70 recover the
works, which were handS0Aelyfep 7
It was 4aseertaiued that the eaem1's
main line could be taken. only, st 2 tegrivI
bic ss6riHce Of life 10. our troops. .T--l
The guns that we were unable to re re. !
move were dismounsed and sleft. sabasis1
LSignedl .bsnoilssBps5 r. E3aLEE.bn4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
iRsbsI Aeeopnt, sf sasaraay,s Aaair.

: 'WAsHIHeToF, March 29.-Thes Rich
mond Enquirer of the 9th inst has a.
special dated Petersburg, March 25th,
which says GeHs ZBashfod johnson and
Gordon stormed8he enemy . besAsfworks
on our left, thissmorning, and drove the
enemy one mile, capturing his works,
and Eve hundred prisoners, Including
Gen Mclaughlin and four other officers,
The fght was terrific, aud the loss on
both sides heavyQ Gen.o Terry was badly
wounded The nenemy inassed bis az
tillery very heavily in the neighborhood
Of the captured fort, and was enabled TO
pour such terrific enflAding ere upon
onr. ranks as to cause Iodr troops to fan
back to their oorikiaalo position. The
Yankee Gen Warren .sssAAuppsssd 60
bhsYe been killed. .gaz,,N ~ s6vs1t
= IN the Trans-Mississippi Department
military matters, beyond the Mississippi,
are entirely at q stand-stills Our forces
| (rebel1 hold the lower portion Of the
Arkansas, along the Washita river, eem-
.mandinR the greater portion Of the Ine
OF the Red driver. -" - -
. Il
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TBy Teiegrsph.l
g RAILROAD RECENPTg,

al 10 soc 6FEEEE HAuzK. March 80, 1855.
Mr. a. II. SAyader. ..---..
. Fiud bsiosva Ilst OF freIght forwarded BY Traln
No "a from ibis place, to-day sertseSg, sir
I. pos fta1' A. =. RoBBIHs.
Hsad Ms n bxs eandy ivfckery Bros, 5 bags
coffee. do sugar. J 3 .Mesker, u bx hardware; J
lM Inbnsh 3 %, bxs hardwafe; O Armstrong.
z do hardwaref r scantlin a son, 10 bxs AN
Lechs o Co, 10 pkgs sundries; SchApker b, 2
b4s DRY goods bbis gtassHare, l. Kessler,6 8 bxs
fancy goods, bxs soap; Hnler a Il, IS bx
salts 8eufier& n, 1bx hats; W Huunel 4 Son,
cars lumber; y W Morton, car. hays J y
Giovsfs I car lumber; Brown, d 90, 45z sacks
COM hnE ID aIalnnrl.D allNs ..l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
FROM THE C0NFEDRRACY.

OMefnl Revelations OF fts S@eretm--
Aea Military BtrenRth~-Ther Tenel-
naeME p Gen. GeetaHH Belle YES Tn .
= MsbsnonT H9pelaagT-s UnsA ON astbl ~ c
enes--Mr. gtePhsnsHyersio OF 1T
A Plan for Peace.
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RULES ANp REaILAfI0Ns.

Line P>Psrs given away A. the oou rsssr GO Sor
grstustous circulation.
L No sdvsrsisemsatas Local nosiOs.so NpunsiA
srtSd unless prepaid o. pay guar~nassa.
3. Advertisements will nsvsr be soeompanisd by
local notices unlsss eontracf Is made 70 that oc,
and value received for the notice.
8. Ne Local Nstios. = hOvever short, win
inserted for less tAan One Dollar each day
8. Marriages, Funeral and Religious Notices
must invariably be pAid In advSnee to secure IN
g. No dsncisney on the pArs ofcafriers will bo
made soed hy the once. Ji:he carriers fail TO
leave papers - ordered and directed. they must
pay for their carslsssuess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE.
Z sr1rE o. fspilSx,

h f1ods eqoa STATE on TNDfANk,
- g. ~ YANDERsuRsH COUNTY. (D'S' {
\ ne Stats Of I"diSHH % ae Sherry Y YandsrbrrgA
n BLYTHE HfNRs, oLERK. OF THE VAN,
4, derbusgh oiretiif court, do hereby certify 70
the Sheriff Of said eounty what officers ara 70 be
elected for The seeern t6&nshfps in said county,
at the usual places of holding elections, on the
FIRST Monday in April, 1865.
q For Pigeon Township: Two Justices Of the
Peace -Four Constabless and q One Township
sI For Knight Township: TSo justices Of the
PeAfe, Two Constables, and One Towuship Trua-
%. 8fANt "4 AsA" @fia
For Scott Township: One Justice Of the Peace.
Two Constables, and One Township Trustee.
~ For Armstrong Township One Justice Of the
Peace, Two Constablsss and One Township Trus-
fer Perry Township: One Justice of tbe Peace, P.c
Two CoRHtADles. aud One Township TFcstee. au p
For Unien Fownship Two Justices of the Peace.
Two osnstables, and One Township Trustee. 49,,
q, For Centre TownshiP: Two Justices Of the
Pescss Two eoHstables, and c0ua roensAfp TEns-
: FofGeFmanT0wn :OnS Justis 0f the Peace, T.
Two oonstabieB, and 0ns Township Trustee. iA
And the Sheriff ia hsreby directed 10 give legal
aotice Of said election, Ia conformity with the
statutsB IN snch cases made and provided. AN
In witness WHEREOF have hereunto subscrfbed
my name, and afixed the seal Of said
IL. sd Court, at Eyansyille, Indiana, this FIRST
~ = BLYTHE HYNES.s
i. d 3 Clerk v. O. o.
IN OERTEFr THAT rHE ToREGoTNG ~ A
Il true copy Of th8originals as the same appears
on ale len n nay nay once n GEORGE W9LELIEF .Sl,d
l By JsHE GazEE, nOputysi Ui no dm9l,d 90
q
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Cow Feed. &e.
MUsICALIi.,...'

Pian0S1s a-s -aPianos y
xEJE HAyE JUST RECEIyED A, NEW LOT
wv of splendid Pianos, from the most calebrat-.
cd makers, viz: VIM. Knabe & Co., erEIxwkx 4
soNs, Ernst Gabler, Peters q Webb, DECKER Bros,
N. Y, and Allen and vJewest. Also, iine lot OF
Smiths American Organs and Melodeons. e
mill ,,.s. NARREM a. G0NFNGT0N-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
CORPoRATIoN NoTTCEs
M ARCH p, lss5s1ilae ssi a'i@

li.slaoRDER FOR a PLANK siDk.HALh
Ard nov IL Il hereby ordered and dlrpcted By
tbs co1fsaonI eouncff n the city Of EvAnsyiIls,
that me Owners Of all lofs o. pazts ef lots iroat.
ing on ~ adonfn the west side OF second Avenns,
between aseyeHtb street ana Eisnth strse. In said
10 tbs pTi15sr eTsAss and mat they csuss side
4 III al class 10. Two to Be laid deEn ekhsrDon
within thirty days from the PuoIIe4t ion Of this
| order. A P7AFFLIH, Clark.
ByA N McGETF, DspufyA
City Clsrk's Ones, March -, 1853. 91-aR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
I CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE n hereby gissnsto ehsquzlifsd voters
~ of the city Of KYansvil1S. ghat the am nsI
slscson, for the purposso Of elsesiag city 0fesrs
viii Be held A. ts ssFsral places praskrIbsd blythe
ordfnance Of the city for hpiinx city elscsens on
the hrst Monday, being tha a dag OF AprIl, Il ss5
ct which election the following officers will be
sssetsd viz: A. Msg0Fs Oaa "a nan fef ssff
ward Of aid city,sAs City IzsEk, City Collector
ADony Treasurer . Marshal. az Strsst Goaanfia1
siaper, Surveyor thrss AssAssors and . City Bb-
corcexs .iis4 as 80 ssEs1z - s7aa
AZ By ordsx ef shs Ge1neaaN
A PFAFFLIE, Clerk.
By A. n McGRrTg, Deputy
EvAnsviilss March %, Ise6. mh2l, ,sds.
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~ aai Afais laadfa
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j. w. BRADLEY's View Patent DUPLEX
ELLlPTIC Tor double) SPRING sKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY h GARY, (late r. T. a o. J.
Vest, SOLE PROPRfEToRs AND NAUFAC.
TURERs, 81 Chambers. and 10 and 81 Reade
Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex (or
two) Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniouHly braided
tightly and nrmy together, edgsto edge, making
the toughest, most nexible, elastic aud durable
Spring oyeE used. They seldom bend or break,
ike tho single Springs, and consequently preserve
their pertest and beantifnl shape twice igng ~
The poBHsrfpI asziblIity and great com fort and
pleasuFe tdany lady wearing the Duplex Illiptic
Skirt. will be experienced particularly in all
crowded assemblies, Operas. Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm-Ohairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, az the Skirt eau be folded when
in use to occupy ANAL place, Us easily as a silk
A lady haviag anj6yed the pleasure, comfort
and convenience OF wearing the Duplex Iiiiptic
Steel Spring Skirt for a single day, will never,
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
For ChtidFen, Missss aud Young Ladies they are
suEerlof tdsail nthara. As ~ #@asaa afAa
They are the best quality In every part, and un
questioaably the Lightest, Most Desirable, Cou.
Portable and ErononAicalS Skirt ever made. Y
FOR SALE IN all drst-class Stores 3n ths city,
and throaghout the United States and Canada,
havana % Eupai hsxieo, thAmerica. and the
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIC
ros dtiW SKIRT al sfHfa3T9l
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ing more than d G1m0b of demoralized
soldiers. he saw the men pass through
Montgomery, AlzbamA, ON thsif way %
BranGhvilia. SC. FC.Wr1TU0HEA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

GsneraI Lss's ePestseTqs.apEaaxn
b PH1LADELPHIA, March 28.-The Ecen
Gno Telegraph Of this city, has General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

A distin guiahed aConfsdsrats oi6esr
lfroux GeoEalAT FebrasrS 18Th, said shat
sksE fsnnsnf Of Hood's sSmy was zRsth'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

y When Mr.. Stephens came back from,
Fortress Monroe, be said to his friends
thA Athe wRa nut sdisapp6intediHt the failS
sure of bis missions that he knew before
ohe startad itawould faik He was now
satisfied that Mr. Lincoln would not
make peace with Davis on aas terms,
but be was more sangpine than ever that
peace was within reach of the Country.
lHe was quite certain, We should have
peace, and an Acknowledgements before
May i, 1856 This result, he declared,
wassiu the hands of the people, and If
the people desired peace, neither Davis
nor anysothsr man, nor set of men, could
prevent it. ~ - W III -tes -
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Patent Duplex IiiIptlc skirt,

elegance, Lighfnessy Comfort and
~ ECONOMY, - A..Na--
And nnquestionably the most desirable article
F&s. A. COOLIDGE,
mlf-Sm aAAs hf-A ~ and 1B First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

s. - s7T7- u E-T T77Tr-- -o- ----='-7
ssq s4sv ssz7sds DDS lijs0 EaEa soliaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

~ Davis ThsvpeoPfe Of GaoFEia have
followed the counsels Of Gov. Brown
asnd Mr.. Stephens, and they must now
protect themselves.l Z p scAU2 0AAAA's-
johnson. Very well, Mr.. President,
if you can do Without the people, of Geor-
giAt the peQVleEof Georgia can do with4
out you. ~-r-~ 900 nao
- Whereupon, sexeunt bydifstent doors,
Davis and sI0hhson.z E4zs s&sAESsSst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

The Following is a list Of senssore.r
Representatives aud other public men
throughout the Sotifh, kH0 are in favor
Of teconstruction on Che basis of the.
onion ano Oonstltutlon; ole ilzq saisaas 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

Ths rain that ccmmsncsd AZ dark last night
until after daylight this merufss. aBd
was at times -sery heavy. IL is reported very
b-avy AZ Terrs Hzute, and Essf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31


5fsgg, Incss aing Hokes division 800
Dick TAglcRF DsH. Hfll and Howell Cebb..7,oCO
etpf Miss1aeippf -. ,... -. 5OoOe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

w On the 4ths Of February, 1866, the
sntirs availAlable force. Of The Confed-,
eracy% Was, ! 152, 600 men were.
distributed as follows; serevr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

Nsfloas OF thateampaign.s.......... 20 800
In EAst Rsnhesses and West Virginia
there we're in February but 1, 800 men
RltogetheF, and the greater part of them
iWars=frmrsfsrrsd MEFgn ANA E6eTe-
shout to LynchbuEg.H Z AaT3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
WRat Prestderlt Lincoln So.

Z The substance Of Mr.. Eincolhs s.
language, assreporteds byaMrls Stephens,
was that he could not trest with Davis,
as the leader of the. reheilion.T4sT That the
so-called government of the Confed crate
States could not be acknowledged That
he could not treat with the States while
they confessed allegiance to and formed
q part of that governments But that he
was willing Co treat with the States sepa=
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
MUSIC STORE.
Warren g. Conyngton,
no! EVERYBODY.

IN order TO make room for Goods now on the way,
l. bought at low prices, we offer present stock
at greatly reduccd prices. Come and see. 3.
VICKERY BROS
mh22. 122, Main treet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

CUGARl SUGAR. - Crushed, Powdered and
- Granulated Sugar, white and yellow Coffee
Sugars, good and common brown Sugar. All at
reduced prices-5 lbs common brown for Stat
VICKERY BROS, --
mh22. HNDnER 1S2, Main Street Y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

A You've HERo.-Among visitors
a. the White House on Thursday last
was Gilbert Vanzant, youth of about
10 years Of age, al one time musician
in the 70 Oaip regiment, and sub
seguen,ly an orderly \: General Wards
headquarters. The Object Of his visit
was to ask permission Of the President
to take home with him pony which
as one OF Sherman's 7" bnmmers," he
had captured. OF course the President,
with his large and patriotic heart, could
not refuse the request of so gallant a
little fellow.
Gilbert is a nat sc nf p ,rt William.
Clinton county, Ohio He made the
march with his regimen. from Nash
Vile to Atlanta, and vas in several OF
the hardest engagements. Altogether
is voted IL be .sbnld soldier bow"
ard was 80 re. arled Nv the President
- Washington Chronicle.