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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

7.3O NATIONAL LOAN 7.3O
Mr., JAY COOKE, Of our arn, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans,
We arc prepared to furnish promptly, to agents
aud purchasers,
o. 8. SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes arc Issued, .uudorIdat Of August Is,
| 1884, In denominations OF
$50, 800, $500, 81, 900 AND IS, 900
They bear interest att 3-lO per cent. per an.
mum, and have coupons attached, payable In
lawful money on February 10th and August 18th
Of each year. The principal will DO paid In law.
ful money on August 10th, lss7i or, At the option
Of the holder, the aolos may then DO exchanged
at par for
UNITED STATES YIvB.TwESTY BONDS.
redeemabls at tho pleasure Of the Government
At any tina amer ave years, aud payable twenty
yoAIS from August lst. 1867, with interest at
SIX PER cKNT. IN COIN,
payable semi -annuAlIy. Those bonds are al
present worth in the market about
NINE PR CENT PREMIUM.
from which deduct tho premium upon tho 40.
erucd gold interest, aud thoro Is loft = net pre-
MUM upon the bonds Of
SIX PER CENT,
with tho prospect Of much creator VAiuo at the
date Of tho maturity Of tho Seven Thirty notes.
| We receive In payment for subscriptions, the
several issues Of
FIVE PER CENT. TREASURY NOTES,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also
take Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
Bond Of all issues, at their current rates.
Pail Information Furnished upon application In
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS Oh
| SEVEN Thirty NOTES
In order to prevent mutliation Of those notes,
the Secretary Of tho, Tressury has given NOTES
that the notes arc moi negotiable unlOSS all thu
unmaturod coupons arc attached. ,.t
| JAY COOKE b CO..
| febi-du Bankers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

States, .
A9-ONE MILLION DOLLARs.-GA
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE 4 co. as
SPECIAL AORNTs FOR THE 80 LOAN,
we will all orders with promptuess and dis
patch, allowing the regular SORmIssion to
Banks aud Bankers. ... .-
AronStaRt supply Of tho Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at surrant market rAtsG -.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make oOllsotlO.NS
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES. .,
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oARGTUL
AMI PROMPT ATTENTION TO ., ..a ..T
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
ahd TO any other business entrusted to a. .
FULL INFORMATION in regard 10. GOVERN.
AHHT LOANS " all times externally furnished.
wM 8 HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WASHusTOS, March - ISSG nha.du
The New York herald., 1865-05-30
Probable Capture Of Professos meCsl-
lOugh, the Ineemdtary.
rO TBG EDITOR OF TMK HERALD.

NEw YoGR, May 20 1855
IN The published account OF the or suspicious
chayaceIs OF the Florida II asserted Lhst tho
captured probably gave fictitious names fhis
dogb,edy error three Of The person
ally known, by the names therein given 10 many
dents VI ths city one, AT least, eau ne thoroughly
identified and MS presence, III this particnar pom, ~
,Inc, may be Of importance 10 The goyerGnsni dOpuU
ibe skts iras at Washington.
Yoo Will noIoe that the " the tecond the rs
VI he eapsnes reads Richard McCuock, which N
even mistake. for should stand Richard y hcCu,ob,
lat professor Of physics Columbia College IN this civ
Professor xcCuion rs the professor Mccullough sf tho
tbel ery.,e, ins whose hands placed, according
70 V,de adduced upon the washipgtop thai. kpowI
cdee AZ 20 tbs compo ion ~ the combnslbie mater,ss
New ioik and other tortlefD cities.
rIoe ssor MCCuioh quilted thiE city 10 the early part
Of JuY. 1863 having received order "a como on 70
R,chrsond ana report tho government, for especial
service sieptbc matters The faculty Of coambss
College 90 h,s failure his afer vacation,
expelled hin from piofessorship pan sied
isuons o lns, eject 10 tue daily pspcrs
Az Nf NoCuuoh had been previously n Tealdent of
Culs ~ q M,ueiaogia aud chemist IN govcrnmcnsst
employ was be who probably designed the escape %
the fueuvc cobiedora,es the eycr ialbfu so" His
capture may throw considerable hgbt the dcsgn OF
ths IRE raiders this vicinity, and bopcc ut this june
tore, It's occurrence - pee uiay oppcrune Yours BE.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

BhomwN TaaArW Last night extravaganza
taliei he Seven Daughters " Ssan" produced al
tbs hoase. The sadcnce large aud respectable
H. Numbers there wero many present A. upon any
nsh the kesus performed and many lees " VIC Te'e'o
occAs ous sheD Oweos oonvuscd the town The seven
gaus shtcfs' adaptation Of the eStr''gan'"" :" We
seven sircrsn which had sch s'coossIn' run "
lacs Xcenc with INC dh,rcnce that tue "c" NJ" h
lae au,r serc more fstohlary Ioe'l"ed state
saf AtJ state Of roocr mode toe ononn.e. Iho
.geypn paugh,ers' AZ Vel yul upon the tiase, ono
anera the humber Ma - De'ug particularly
no,iccsb,, fof her exquisite esu'y The scculc eusc.s
.cr. -a,,r., toierabv vcl. considering " vas nrss
r,rs,,,..aa~s =, he kind at tho broadway The ne~
,s ,rgbt bo enlarged npon aud the old ones omittcs
With Adrantagot to ne le.e /" 'hls uhe me nov ~.
,o,,,,s ,ers not eyidcgtN, acquainted with Broad
80 avd encc A. whole, the Seven Daughters" may
hs 'nrouoonccd successful, and M j. u McDonoosh
sc.g,stnlatcd upon producing old wine in new bottles
brb opv lacked little ~ che sparhhns easrvcse"""s
OF tbs original
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

wisrsR GARDEN. Mis-. iiosnor m sctrssr new 10 Tho
metropolitan bosrds made her first appearance hero it
prh, as Camille Ia the play OF that Ms Hosm,s
young lady OF good pres nee evidently quite familiar
with the stage aud possse OF dramatic idea thai has
almost any possibility a. She has also an excellent
voic. which she uecs we'll with I'll this tbcrc 10 uu-
doub,edly good future before the lady, which viii 10
all the more brilliant ~ u be hoped. inssmnch her
pefs,uliiOn VI part ~ not al all conventional
Miss HOspcf showed ~ much greater advantage wher
the pasaon o the play 60 tho highest point
and those he'd Great success with the audencs
nr person. style aud volc are better htted for the
byhsr WaAs OF the than for the Camille class OF
pays qua " she arhc, snv enduring socccss 70 must
hc "a tragedy For On that direction she han
almost every ieqaiite.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
st
Additional River Items.
TEIDAY NOON.

The river is very nearly up to the high water
marx Of DsosEnbsr. aud is stlll rising. Clouds
are gather ing. And fAiling weatksr, either snow
orEain.
Thsrs Is = fast growing scarcity Of tonnags,
slace the Government Is pressing Aii steamers,
and frslxhta. especially ior Nzshvsils, are rapidly
aeeumaiAting.
The arrivals sluss last night are the Carrie,
NashviBs 80 Evansville; essr HAileek. Green
river to Evansville.
The MsIaotts passed down With heavy tow Of
hay.
The Carris hal spIsadld trip cut Of shs Cam.
befis1d, iReiudiDg immease crowd of psopis.
The inaieasisSs ns~ thas she wiil load fsr ths
Tsnas.sss river under eovefnsasnf orders.
The asnT HAlisek eAms Ia from Hartford witA
a moderate trip. she sIn sstarn To that p0int I
forthwith.
We learn thai tie okzFsase. Lashas. aud enc or
two othsr boats have been ssksa ~ ths Goysru.
msnt 70 be used As Fsgalai packets bstss@a nash
Wills And Eastpert, Gsa1 Thomas's nsw bass q
supplies.
The Fanny 0libert ald net 50 shove 70 auish
her load, bat wsat dowa - unisatswn. wbsfs
she was attacked by EserFilla., bat escaped Nifh'
out captars or isjnFy.
The Fanny BrAadiss wss also aired on By gusF'
riiias, on Wednesday night. at Uaiaatown. eoi
bAoksd cut Ia das ss<son, aad sseaped Sith no ons
hart
The Ida Handy is momsatAriiy sxpeeted is'
Nsw orlsans. oonslaerahls fssight awaits he'
here. She 10 9 magnificent erAft.
The Carrie wiiI leave this evening for Eastport
Miss. and viii take private property for all Pori'
On the north aide of the river or for cNssyvills
smithsand OF Paaueah.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Arrival irons Liverpool.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 1.-The steamship
China, from Liverpool 81, is coming up
the bay.
The Tribune Montreal correspondent
says of the origin Of the rumor Of the
probable recognition, after the fourth OF
March next, OF the Southern Confed-
eracy by England and France, that
Dudley Mann has written to Sanders
that Slideit told him (Mann) that be
(SlidelD had learned from Drouyns
de L Huys that it was the Emperors in
tention to recognize the Confederacy in
the spring, but that he had little or no
hope Of England joining in this scheme.
But of this on dit of Mann's drunken
Confederate manufactured the story Of
the positive determination of the two
powers to come to the help Of the rebels,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
sheridan 20 have a New Command
-SuccessfuI Raids fnto ALABAMA g.
Southern Press ON Jem. Davas-Ihe
Worldfs On Dit.

sheridan 10 have New Command
-successfuI Raids into AlabszEz-
southern Press ON Jefx. Davis-The
Worlds On Dit.
NEW YoRK, Jan. l3.-The Herald .
Shenandoah Vsllsy correspondents men
tions rumor that Gen. Sheridan is to
have a new and very important COM
/ mand.
Details Of the Union raid Of Col. Rob
inson from Fort Barancas, Florida, to
Pollard, Alabama, show it 70 have been
very successful The rebels attempted
to check his advance, but were badly
beaten, and lost heavily.
Gen. Granger, on the 22d, was within
twenty.eight miles of Mobile. His forces
had also met with great success in his
operations from Mobile Bay to Jackson
County, Miss.
The Richmond papers are daily grow
ing oolder IN denunciations of JEFF.
Davis, and in demanding the appoint
ment Of Lee to the supreme command
of the armies.
The Examiner of the 9th says JEFF. s
course is fast whirling the Cohfederacy
TO destruction
Delegates from the Indians in alli-
auce with the rebels visited Shreveport,
Louisiana, on the 18th Of December,
for permission to ship cotton to provide
for their necessities, aud to arm the In
dams 10 the rebel service.
The World Washington special Gays
1t was rumored in that city that the
peace commissioners had asked permis-
sion to cross our lines, but no reply had
reached them.
The Times says it isreported that Mr.
Blair has returned from Richmond.
Richmond papers of the 10th report
an interview between the commissioners
OF exchange but does mot know the
result.
Dates from Mexico Of the 2sth show
that therepubliean troops are still giving
the imperialsts plenty to do Between
1900 and 5000 Of the Emperors soldiers
were defeated by the republicans at Eta.
The reported defeat Of the republicans
under .OFtega Is unfounded. Through
out all southern Mexico the supporters
Of Juarez are very active. In one town
the garFisoa had revolted, and pat the
project TO death and joined ths republi
! licaua
The Times City Point special says the
indications are that Lee Is contempla-
ting some movement Whether il is the
one that is to astonish the world, remains
to be seen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Arrival from Europe.

NEW YoRK, Jan. l3.-Ths steamer
China, from Liverpool on the Slst ult,
has arrived.
The Times Of the 3lst, in its resume
of the year, aliuding TO the present atti-
tude Of the North toward Canada, says
that, in the present state of Northern
feeling, there is too much reason to ap-
urehend some outrages which may rem
der rupture inevitable, The Amsri'
cans neither appreciate the strength nor
understand the unanimity of England
with which war will be prosecuted II
I forced upon u reluctant government and
nation. The first result of war would
/ be the immediate and irrevoeable estab
Hshment Of Southern independence.
LIvERrooL, Dec 3l-Cotton quiet
rather better tone. Breadstuffs quiet
Provisions steady. Consols closed al
| Ssf for money. The bonrse closed firm
er. RenteS, GAPS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
rhe nutr on PRINTING Paner

No apology is necessary for laying
before our readers the following article
from the New York EDsning Post They.
are all interested as mach, if not more,
in having the duty on printing paper
repealed as the proprietors Of newspa-
pers. They are compelled to pay the
tax which Is rapidly building up i'm
mense fortunes for paper manufacturers
without yielding one cent Of revenue to
the Government Upon the poor, espe-
eially, does The duty bear With intolerable
severity. They depend upon the news
papers, to a great extent, for informs-
tion and knowledge, and the price Of
those papers is gradually passing beyond
the reach Of their limited resources.
Knowledge is taxed to such al extent as
to almost entirely exclude them from
its benefits.
What peculiar claim upon the country
paper manufacturers possess, that the
peopls should be taxed for their special
benefit, We have never been able 70 as
certain. That Congress, too, should
draw from the treasury Of the people
half million Of dollars per Annnm for
the privilege Of taxing the people, in
addition, to the extent Of several mil
lions more-aH to swell the already
plethoric purses Of paper monopoly, i
one Of those mysterious secrets Of legis
lation that puzzle the brains Of honest
meaning and honest-acting citizens
. let this is jast what Congress has beei
doing. The present Congress win hav'
, to make an appropriation Of quite hal
milIioa Of dollars 70 pay for the ad
/ vaneed cost Of paper used in the Gov
; eminent Printing Office during the pas
wear. above the amounts contemplate
.. in the estimates Of the Superintendent
: of Public Printing and provided for il
| other appropriations. All this for th
/ privilege Of making the people doubL
the price on their subscriptions Will
! the Government derives not one penn
+ IN the transaction.
Bat further comments on our part ar
unnecessary. The following is the articl
f from the Post:
The object of atax laid By the FEEDER,
}, Government, in the present condition
g the country, IS TO bring money into th
, treasury in order to defray the uecessar
z public expenses. A tax laid for an
B. other purpose, q tax which brings notl
p ing into the treasury, and the only effel
"a of which is TO increase the public bu
8 dens, by making some important al
st necessary article Of general consunl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

PAID orr IL HIS owS CoN.-A few
days since IS few hundred Of the rebel
officers captured before Nashville, were
on their way to Johnson's Island, and
while detained at the depot few hours,
waiting the arrival Of the train, several
Generals, one Of whom had a large cut
upon his forehead yet unhealed This
prominent wound drew around the IN
fortunate General large crowd, when
/ one Of the most curious man some
what distinguished for his " iooHting to
kHOaD" nature, addressed the General as
! follows:
81 say, General, that is considera-
4 bic cash you carry, ha-
"Yes, sab, replied the General Il
received that wound, sab, By one Of your
Indiana ColonsIs sab, after Ihad surren-
I dsred and consider it not only an
( gallant to butcher a man after he has
surrendered, sab, but an extreme act Of
brutality, sab.
Ny sentiments exactly, General, and
have been, SIR, ever since the Fort Pill
I low massacre.
The General dried up and the dia
logue ended.-IHd. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

the woods on the north side Of the river
The admiral incIoses dispatch which
he had received from General Thoma as,
dated at Pulaski, Tenn, on the 18th of
December, in which the latter sums up,
e far as then known to him, Heed 8
losses, in men and artillery, from the
time he crossed the Tennessee north
v4rd. 1t puts them down at nineteen
generals and about fourteen thousand IN
killed, wounded and captured, and seV-
enty pisces of artillery. 1t is rather
singular, though, that he does not an
clude in this accou7s Hoods killed and
wounded in the two days battle before
Nashville on the 18th and 10th ult.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

cHEezExATI. Jan. ls.
FLoUR-sssady, With fair local demand for tbs
WREkT-Rsd dull at O0Q2 os, which Is de-
elise.
C0RN-Firm; Ksr l 0T9I 10.
oATs-Aetivs at ss9Ss. the latter the askiHg
Fxss.
RYE-Dan a. 20.
BARLEY-Bnebanged-
WHIsKY-Unchanged snail sales az 10
PROYIsI0Ss-Uneh&ngsd and nominsii both
lag done worthy 0f note.
H0Gs-DuEi and no sales: 30 n averages are
offered 81 IS 50. Rseslpts 500. There Is bot lit
tie disposition TO do BUSINESS ewing 70 the decline
IN gold
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Regular Report

Why Hood EscaPed---RebeA Loss
North OF the Tennessee---Srtgtn OF
the Intervention Canard.
NEw YoRK, Jan l3-Admiral Lee,
commanding the Mississippi squadron,
details to the Navy Department, in an
official dispatch, the facts regarding the
escape across the Tennessee River, at
Bainbridge, six miles above Florence,
Ala, of the remnant of Hoods defeated
and demoralized army. The Admiral
saws that only the sndden falling of the
water on the shoals and the prevalence
of a fog enabled the rebels to elade the
guuboats. All the pontoons and other
4 means of crossing below Bain6ridgs
were destroyed, aud thousands OF Hood
men were consequently scattered through
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

~The Iudianolo, which was sunk
in the Mississippi during the siegs Of
Vicksburg, has been raised. The bull
and machinery are almost entirely IN
injured, only the upper works being
burned of, and with very little addi-
tional expense she will be As good as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

SpRISeFIELD, O., Jan 13.-John Pugh,
convicted Of murder IN the second de-
gree, escaped from the Clark county Jail
last night, disguised as woman. DE IS
about ) feet inches high, dark hair and
complexion. A reward Of $500 has been
offered for his arrest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

IouIsvuLE, Jan. l2-The Journal
learns that few days ago the rebel
Major Taylor sent flag OF truce into
Hardinsburg, offering to assist the Home
Guard to protect that town against
cuerrillas. His offer was accepted and
BE is now operating, in eonjuoetion with
Union Home Guards, against Davidson 8
gang.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
new York Noon Markets.

NEw Y0aE, jan. l5.
eOTToH-Quist zt loa9l IL
FL0Uh--sc better, and very quiet5 II O3esu AZ
for Round HooP Ohio.
EHEAT--So Teesipss, aud quiet.
C0RN-FiTm at 1 % for mfxad western In
store.
oATs-Qaist at 1 o. for Western.
pORK--unehAnged; AZ sT@430o for rev Mesa
LABD-Duii At as42f5<
WHIsKY-Dnii At 2 p foF Western.
MONEY - per cent.
GoLD-0psasd at z, fell to 20, Aad closed
al a.
BUSINESS gToCks-Lower. but bettor since
the Board.
GovEBEMEEr sToCKs-ons Year csrsia-
Gates, S73S; l0-sss, uZss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Net Assets. July /. 1884,
&3.<1oI.93S.O0<! =!

Z. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the
4krNA after 40 years OF severe trial, has re-
allied the greatest public advantages aud
SUCCESS OF the various systems of Fire Insu-
rance in the country. Is now better than
~ ever prepared foF duty.
81. l6.ODQ Less Claims have been settled and raid.
SINTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
s. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY ny
EIRE in the United States averages over
,- xie0,0oo daily. Is your property exposed
aud uuproteetedf IS.
kRE You INSUREHt II not, why nott
The costis trihing; the duty Is manifest !;
tho result may be your escape from rsia
while delay AID neglect may tnSeave
ol you IN bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel ai-
appoin tuleut. ...e
PARTTCUlAR ATTENTION and regard Is
gives to small risks Eell As large. ones
,s.lz Able aud superior commercial sdSsn rAsseA
aaogSted. -,
ri So Insurance. solicited and Polieies issued .!
IIITFF JW. NExSEN. Agent,
issa Marble Hall Rnilding. No. ?. Main St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

CxcISEATI, Jan. 13.--The river ha;
risen two feet; 80 feet inches IN chan
mel. Weather cloudy. Thermomsiei
43. Snow melting rapidly. Barometer
2e52, and falling.
PIrrsBURG, Jan. 13-Noon--Weather
clear and pleasau River about sta
tionary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

ToRoxro, jan. I2-Barleigh was
again before the Court to-day. JEFF.
Davis's manifeas0 was objected to, be-
cause it did not have the seal of the so
called Cont. lerate Safes. The decision
was deferred till Tuesday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
RESTAURANT.

Ladies Restaurant.
HAVE FITTED UP ROOMS IN THE SEC
L ond story Of the Mebroe House. in elegant
style, a. n Ladies' Restaurant, and aaa now pre-
pared TO firniAh 20 ladies and gsHtismsn meals ct
all seasonal ie hours, comprising every dshesey
that the msrkst affords. TIE location u retirea,
anlet and convenient, aad . liberal share OF Pue'
lie patronage Is solicited - -.
dscie-lm SIMON COIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

BUFFALo, IIan. I3. - A Canadian
named Samuel Smoders has been ar
rested here for issuing false passports.
He is Canadian and had no passport
for himself Il is understood that be
has been ordered to Fort Lafayette by
the SeeretArvy of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

New YoRK, Jan. 12-Maj. Gen
Sickies aud staff, and Freden McCrellis,
of California we're among the passengers
from California by the Costa Rica.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

I.EAvExwoRTH, Jan. l3.-Gen. Lane
was to-day reelected to the United States
/ Senate, for six years, BY q vote OF -
{ a.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
REWARD.


- DO Reward.
CiTRAYED OR sToLEH FROM THE SUB.
- scriser, living In Jacobsyills, on the Oh dsy
of June. 1854 two-year Old bay colt, littfs
white on both Of her hind lsgs,A white strsek IN
her forehead, aud little ons q her fore fss1,
and very iafgs q her ags has the appsarnaos Of
three-ysar cd. The above reward vii bs paid fsr
her delivery 10 ne. for sHch fnfermstion viii
issd 20 her Fscovsry.
Asc20-lm JOHN TOHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

wHEEI1xG, Va, Jan. l5.-We learn
that the garrison at Beverly, West ViF-
einia, was attacked on the morning Of
the A.h by q force of the enemy under
Gen. Rosser. The town, and large
portion Of the force defending If, were
captured. The number of the enemy
is not stated.
Later dispatches confirm the above
bat state that the enemy have again re
treated whence they came.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

NEw YoRx, January lS.-The Arago,
from Port Royal, Jan. 9Th, brings reports
of importance, if true. 1t is said several
counties of Georgia have recently held
elections and declared in favor of re-
turn to the Union by overwhelming ma
iorities. |, is also reported that the
people are arming to protect themselves
from secessionists.
Gov. Brown is said 10 be the principal
promoter Of these movements, and that
be has disbanded the Georgia militia,
! who have returned to their homes.
These rumors are published IN the
Savannah RepHblicaR (extra) of the
evening Of the 7th inst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
COTTON EXPRESS.
BellefOntaine Cotton Express !

ONLY TEN DAYS no NEW York
r.rrr TIME GUARANTEED
TNHIs LIGHTNING EXPRESS LIME FOR
Il the transmission OF Cotton TO the East, by
dispatch. is now fully established
ss- Time Bills Of bading viii be given.
TIME THROUGH, TRN DAYS
A% Consigaments solicited.
RHoWN.s pHNKERS0N q CO.. Agents.
fgs -au Evanssflls, indiana