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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

From Key. ,, Hswtoe Bfswa, ID. D., Ediiou oil
The kneyclepedia Of hsilgious knoWiedgs aud
Christian Chronlcls. Philadelphia
Aithough not disposed b. aYof o. foc0mull -
Patsnt Medicines IN general, through distrpst ~
their ingrqdiunta and eaecta. yat know ef no
sufheteut reaA0ns why a may NOS thsiify 81
the bsnuats he believes himself ~ have r. csivef
froB auy airaIlp preparation In She hope that be-
may thna centrlbats % the bennht II others
% ths the more readily N fagAfd 10 uoof-
iSsds 0etnsan ffittefs, prepared ~ DE-. & a.
Ssckaon % taN city, bFSause j eas lreiNdiCuII
aeAiaet them for aaeny years unaer tha lmprea.
aien tAat they NssN ehirfy - aioohoiic miKturs.
aaa lneetted = ny hisnd, nobott fAoemaker.
Esq., Cor tss rsuosai 81 tkis prejudice ~ proper
testa. and 81 euroeEaEsmsut a. Try thsu wiau
suasFine fom gxwAf and leng aoetiba ed debility.
The e hrs bottles - thea bstfsfs as the ~.
ginniDg q the preseut year, 80 followed - eyi-
Dirt relirts r~ateration. - degree u bvdiis
and menial siEor which ! bad bet ola faf as
months befere, ard hat simcsf despairtsi 81 ~
FaisinE. thersibrs thank God ana ms frissd
t0f dfyscting me ~ She u.s. 81 them.
80 j. nEwTOE BROWN,
.i..saafa Fhiindclphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

from ths Rsv. Jeasph II. Ksnnard, Psstor
che Tenth Baptiat Church
d. Jackson,
DsAa f--I have been 7fbqusatly rocassIsd o.
conpect my name With comfneudatiena Of alnsr.
gut kinds ~ medieiaes, bat tegardinE the prAr.
Gee e oct o. ny appropriate sphere, have n al
IAsss dscliueot but with cleaf pFoof iu various
instances, AMI particularly IL my family, az iha
ussiuineas Of Dr.. HOonand's oefmAn Birtsrn, 1
DEPART Tor cnos from nj usual caurso g. express
ny ful conVictlen that gcg general dsbiiir az IA
sgafsaas ena egpsblany ~ Ltssr C0mpialni Il 4
sa< sad gafuabie preparaifsn. In some caaes II mas
fali but usually soubt net ID via be vsry bsns.
haiAl 70 those sho suA-r from the shove eausss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

PIcTuREs Those who want pictures
Of any sine, Imperial or Album sizs.
should to Parshilra. He copies ma
ture. oct lldlL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

B@-Fresh meat and vegetables and
apples this morning, atsshe New York
Market CARMoDr & READ.
octe Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

FOR SALE "A frst-clasa Fire
Proof Safe, with Herring's bur-
giar-proof vault together with
the other fixtures Of the Cont
mental Rank Apply TO s5zasas 6
CONVERSE CLEMENT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

DITTsBURe COAL AND COKE, I'm quantities
II 20 suit purchasers.
RRITz 3 HANEY,
Corner Of Canal and Ingle Streets.
August 1A--ti
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
Farm for Sale.

nEINo DESTROYS OF CHANGING ny 10.
I'D cation and occupation, cner my Farm for
Hale, containing $40 acres, $50 acres being IN q
high state OF cultivation, with all necessary
buIdpgs also, 100 choies grated fruit trees, Just
Beginning 10 bear. Said Farm siea l6 Mills north
church. on the II. a q. Bhlroad. Title perfect.
For further particulars enquire on the premises,
or ~ letter 10 Oynthiana, Posey county, Ind.
anaS-tf A. ~. WILKINSON.
OEE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS. AND
Jys.tf GAFF, oo0IlR. \ 40.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
City and State.

HoRsE FAIR-A great Horse Fair
opens at New Albany tomorrow. IL
will be, we presume a grand affair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
HOMEOPATHIC.
HUMPHREYE,
HOMEOPATHIg sPECIrxCs

JAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
III experience, an entire success simple
Promps-Encient aud Reliable. They are the
oaly medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
ac simple thas mistakes cannot be made In using
them; 30 harmless TO be free from danger. and
- efleient as 90 be always reliable. They have
rniae& the highest commnndation nom all and
will always render satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

money loaned et Bank rats.
New York Exchange sold at lilo
premium.
County and City Orders for sale
In sums 60 suit. ea7
Gold, Silver, and November $40
coupons bought at the highest
rates. 1o9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

nv EooHslls, ny

ne coisnbus, h. u. asd nIlsssoTa, r.. Bsgtsst
Churchsss
4 nj q Hnv RocHrLlH, MT
Dr.. O. N. Jae5soa, sssa NHt
DKAn 81 fssl IA pIeasprsthus 81 my ow
sccofd - hess testimony 70 ths crcellencs 81 you
German nitfsrs. sons yeaFs since, being much
Amlcted with Dyspspeia. nsed them with very
beneficial results. I have ofien recommended
thea 70 psrssns AFFLICTED With that formssffnk
disease. snd keTe heard f0as dhfm tho nnOss ast-
terinws tssflmanlals ae 10 their great vains. IN
cases u gsRsrni debility believe ~ % tonic
thai cannot b. SURPASSED
n y Yours, aafnf rfI n LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
DISSOLUTION

IfHE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERErCFoRE
a. existing between the undersigned, unaer a.
firm name OF A Brqwrlng q Co, haa been dis-
solved BY mutual consent. = = =
A. s. BROWSING.
sap3s-sw WI. M. AIKMAM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

TCEG T0E! I01 {
Plenty of Ice By. the cask or other
wise, until Christmas, at cold weather
prices. Z. TxG1E
sept22-f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

= Fvsm New. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hsd6ing M,
=. Church, Philadelphia
Dr. Jackson,
Dnxn sra ss-flnving used your Oeman Biftsrs 10
my family frequently, an prepared 10 say that
u has bcsn o. great ssryics. 4 believe that IN
easse 81 general debility o. the system, II u the
ssfhat aud most vnlusbie rnn1edy u shilh / have
aEy knowiedgs. Yours, respectfully,
T. n. TUGHEH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
FOR RENT.

GOOD DWELLING h0UsE. In desirable
IL part Of tho city. JnquAfe Of
Cct7. gHACKELF0RD H0REBB0oK,
LrOR nEaT-A LARGE HOUSE WITH
IL pleasant surroundings, Ia pleasant neigh-
bcrhood. For particulars enquire a. th9
sef2s JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

A FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT AND Bill
10 LIARD SALOON, with Furniture In good
srder, MAIN street In Vincennaa
Yer terrnss inquire OF fglehArt n viehe, Bvans-
villa, Ind.
sepao-dsw W. P. CHANDLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

From Rsv. Warrsn Randolph Pastor % tho
Bapfisf Church ~ Germantown, Penn
Dy. o n. Jackson,
DEAa eIn i-Persshal experience enables ms %
NY hail regard this German Ditters hade by
you ~ most sxosllen4 meGioins. In eases % ".
ysrs cold and general debility have ben greatly
Denanilaq ~ the uss 81 The Bittera ana doubt not
thaF win produce simiinf elacts on others
Tourp, truly, WAHRsN HkNDJLPa.
. oermantewn. Pesu-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
A Fine Cottage Residence

N near tho city OF Evansville, Ind. Coed or,
ehmFd, garden, carr -honse, we'll OF COED water
efstarns, Ac., In the best state Of rtpair.
Apply 70 6HACKkLFoRD q H0hEBRooK.
ssp ss dh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

From ths Rev. Tbomas Winter. Pastor Of Kos.
AOroafh Baptist Church
fIHan sm s4-k 6el u IA. 10 your exeeIisuf ar. .
paratien, Hoc1zpde German Bittern, 10 add a.
tssllmony 10 tbs deserved rspatsti0n d h. a.
tninse. heys, ior ysNrk % tines. bssn froubisd
With great disorder III my head ana narvous 800
tsnn y wAs advised ~ > friend 70 try 4 boft Il ~
your German B1stsrs. 4 di1 90. and have ssoszsf.
sncad great and uas1 peafaa relief, ny he.If6 g.
basn very materially bsbAnfted ii aorf 1entf~
rscomsssnd sis article where 3 nesf uift 49,.
siasIisr % . ovn, ahd hE1s ben assured - me-,
o. their goo sascss.
AsspsctfuEIy yours,
y 7. WfErEz,
kozborongh, Penr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
FOE SALE.


FRAME COTTAGE FOB sALE-C0HTAIH
IA ing rooms, cellar, sRs4rns stable, &C., In
q good locality above Main street. Apply 10
cello GHAoKELF0RD H0haBROoK.
HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE CHEAP
IA House contains hix rooms, good csilnrs els
terms, wood shsd sttbe. Lot IN BY 100, In =
good location. Inquire Al this Office, or o.
JOHNS. mcC0nKLE,
oo7-d2w Corner o. Oak and Fourth ats.
EoR eALE.-ABoUr l5zoUAREs or SLATE
II will bs sold cheap by
JOHN g. McJ0RKLE.
oc7-zw Corner Fourth aud Oak STREETS.
LyOR BALE-I0% ACRES oF LAHD, IA on
liz which 10 Vineyard Brick House WITH
rooms, 2 cisterns and spring, Orchard Of Apples,
Peaches and Pears, miles fro IN town. Apply 10
oots BHACKELF0BD a HORNBR00k.
A NEW FRAME HOUSE, COMPLETELY
"A finished, and In desirable part Of the city,
Cor sale BY
sopao.tfl sHAoKELFoRD n0RnBR0oK.
Oh ACRES OF TIMBER LAND, TWO AND A
on half miles from the city, for sale BY
anACKELFOfD HoRHBRook.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

IKE PAcKEx LINxs.--At nesting q u Msr-
chants Exchange yesterday, 10 wss dstsrninsd 70
establish ltnss packets &c ply between this ctr
and points On Tho Cumberland river; also, b.
tween thfs city and EAktport ca the Tsnnesssz
river A ceunittss has bsea ap7otntsd who vi L
call On tia merchants for thetr sigzAtursa 20 sus-
tain the tive Hnsa Of packets. Rfsssss r.ss-t
: n N. -. -. u. - !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

Froan heT. - 3. Herman. 81 ths eerman =.
iernsd Church, kutEteNn, Dsrks eoh1fy, ~
~. n, ~. Jaeheea, 80 -
@hMayne4kBbiss-- have been troaht..s Iii. -.
Dyspspaia Tor nearly twenty yeayn. ara h.g. -...
nssd apL ieiss that NJ me y aseb 49, y
hcSs-oa Bitter an very a1cb Iulyfo,ea HI
heAltnr attsr having taken i've bottle
4 Yours, with respect N
10 ,. q. HKz1fAA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

htuEts Walls, With %
&'M~ These Remedies, by the cas- or single box,
arc seat g any part Of the country, by mail or
xPresss free e charge, on receipt Of the price.
HrMFHRRY's SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
ne and Depot, Ne. b62 Broadway, New York.
DA- huAFhszzs q oonsults daily at his once,
tEcnAlly on ~ isitsrs 90 above, Cor All forns Of
ease - =
TEBRIs, SPARKS = Co,
aeies4ss Agents. Evansville, Ind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
Nc Movement Yef-Yisitors-The Weather
A Caim-A Rcview-Artiilery.

From Our Special Correspondent.
UDQBs Amy OF TIE POTOMAC. March II. 1865.
The Hon. l.. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War,
Brig..G Meies, Quartermaster and some other
pc rsons OF note visited these headquarters yesterday
and were received by guard of honor Of the llith
Pennsylvania Volunteers (Zouayos). and tho Third In
artIy with lis band which played some airs during the
visit.
TIE weather, which all eyes fixed Is still fair
and windy Under IL the ground Is drying fast All is
propious. and the time for a move draws very nigh.
holiday calm seemed to rest about the army yesier
day, ard suggested the idea Of that calm before q
storm so often noticed before great events.
one division OF the Sixth Corps reviewed yester
day by the commanding General. and. Ike the others.
was found in an efficient state This think. finishes
the reviewing OF he three Left Corps Of tie army.
All but 70 guns Of the Reserve Artillery have been
distributed among the corps Of TIE army. aud the Re-
soryo ID to be increased 10 GO or ~ guns
Now. war cloud which will discharge thundering
peal OF bolts. hangs tie two great armies here
face 20 faee-and time will show tie rest. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
Tho Evacuation OF Petersburg-Aciivity
ofihe RebeIs-A storLi--An T. xplosiOn.
wAsHNGroy. Saturday.

| WAsBlsGTos. Saturday, March II. lso5
Information Of the army of the Potomac shows
that our troops ia the best possible condition,
and are ready 10 AZ any time occasion may re.
quirc.
Rurors continue TO prevail In camp that the Rebels
contemplate the evacuation OF Petersburg.
On ThGrslay end Friday the enemy along tho center
Of the line very busy throwing troops FROM point
point ut time messing at place. and in short
tine there after at snother thGs necesstang the utmost
watchfuness along our entire line.
Secretary Stanton accompanied by his wife and
several other ladies. arrived at headquarters on
Thursdsy aferaoon. and after proceeded TO the
left Of the line where tho Fifth Corps were reviewed
by him and Gen. Meade. The party returned TO City
Point on special train. whence they would soon start
Tor Washington.
Another account SAYS tina. all day Wednesday and
Thursday the Rebels ia activs motion In front Of
the Ninth Corps. Tho camps were struck within their
lines and large bodies OF troops could bo seen from our
signal. stations 10 be moving TO and fro.
They kept mp an unusually bold mont, at times com
plct,ly swarming Cemetery Hil with men, aud ne
quenty opening upon our troops with cannon, which
was promptly replied 10. IL was believed they were en-
dcavorlng hide the evacuation Of Petersburg. from
Which all the peope have been ordered awag for the
purpose OF falling beck TO their new line of works on
the North side Of the Appomattox River, with tloiT
right resting on the Lyncbburg Railroad.
On Thursday night. storm N wind and snow
prevailed at tho 'front.' Tents were blown down and
trees uprooied. number Of men Of the S'th "iseoh
sin we've killed and crushed by the falling trees
A heavy explosion took place on Thursday wh'h
shook tie boats the James and Appomatox RIVERS.
1t appeared TO be in the direction Of Petersburg ana
WIS reported City Point that IL was occasioned 10y
an attempt OF the Rebels to blow up feFt Hen. which
had been previously evacuated ny our troops kaowns
that the Rebels had previously undermined 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

ton are to adopt the means, upon the Executive then

ton are 10 adopt the means; upon the Executive then
deyolyes the duty OF using them with yigor.
In the message 10 which referring. the Presi-
dent frankly explains 10 Congress that the means il has
aovided Inadequate lie points the deficiencies
Of some measures the Injurious operation Of Others and
the necessity for certain additional measures which
Congress has hitherto failed to ndopt. We that
the general voice Of the country will be In favor Of con-
ceng, and without delay oil that lie thus requested.
We believe II viii also be the temper and disposition Of
Congress. We are sure that it should be- In great
crisis ike this. when he who Is welding the power Of
The country for lis Defense declares tho necessity Of
additional to those at his COMMAND /: would DO
@ fearful responsibility 10 refuse them.
In this mighty struggle for life and death, when
nation more numerous than We Is exeTting all It's
power for our destruction. II would be Insanity TO
withhold any resource Of defense; II would be the
stupidity OF folly 10 hamper orr military cneSgies 10y
Jealous restrictions As web feiter the limbs II the
with superior in weight. stripped for the fight Let
Congress sustain the military aim by endowng It'll
every possible energy ard by removing every restgic-
ton upon its vgor. Thus only IL meet the spOn
sjes Of this dread hour. aud rise to tie true level II
Its duties.
The particular measures asked for by the President
will appear from perus9l II The message. We have
necessary We again repeat the hope that they will all
be conceded. aud without delay. Let ms throw Our
whole strength and our hole means into the war and
show at esst much zeal and yisOr IN main tanning
our liberties Go execTabe foes in seeking to
DESTROY them.
The Invocation Of harmony and cordial co0poraton
among Oh the departments Of the Government. aud all
trust be greeted with a universal response. Il Is
tritr but a true sentiment: United VIC stand divided
We l;' and Of AL ines the most insloi!ous would be
to fall by own dissonsions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
Additional from Gen. sbermar-1sis Arm,
Never In Retter Gondifiou.

WAR DrrARTNEsT " sBNC ToN, March II, ls'3.
To Mejor.GH. DIX: The subjoined dispatch
las been received AZ tbs Department
q. A. DANA. Assistant Secretary Of War.
TArIIUyuLr. =. C.. March l0-i:aOp. IN.
To-day We have added Iayeto'illc TO the list ~ tie
cities that have fallen into our hands. HaTdoc Ia said
have 500 ncD and Withdrew tho river yes.
tcIday and last LigLt. Ho is reported route for
Raleigh.
Tie Rebels skiraisled In tie town and fired artillery
upon the houses occupied by women aud children.
They burned bridge at tbs place. and removed al the
public stores up by r1ilroad they could.
Gen. sherman Is here and well. Mary men are want
ing shoes end clothing yet the army never was in bet
ter condition. q. o. HOWARD Major. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
FrOH THE ARNY OF TIE POTOMAC.
Stirring Events at Hand-A 100 Days
Campnign-The sixth Cerps-A Testi-
uOuial.

monial.
From Our Special Correspondent.
HDoRs ARMY POTOMAC March 49, 1866.
All goes to show that we will have o short
but very severe campaign. In some respects 1t Will be
similar to the 100 days campaign Of 1915 by the French
In few daysa series Of contests viii have begun be-
tho two great armies watching each other that
will profound excitement all through the North.
As the great French master Of strategy anxiously
looked at the weather when about to begin his campaign
with tho Allies In 1878 tie weather Is eagerly
regarded BY short shower Of rain fell yesterday
but the ground is still firm to-day the surface only hay
ing been Yetted.
Two Divisions Of the Sixth Corps were reviewed yes.
teIday and found IN an efficient state. They only
formed line along the breastworks, and a numerous
party OF officers with visitors. including French
officer Of rank rode along the front. after which the
troops were dismissed The Of this French off.
did learn but by the ece on his sleeve and the
broad red stripe his pantalooDs saw that he was
OF the Ear Major Uheir staff. The Second. Fifth and
Sixth Corps have now been reviewed.
BrevetM Major G. +. Mink. Of Battery IT, lst New
York Light Artillery received from his command on
the l4h as testimonial Of regard. very fine set OF
horse equipments. This gallant officer. in happy
response TO the company. said he only wished his men
to follow their gift in action The battery is one OF the
best in this army and Ia fortunate in the quality Of lis
officers, all being good. The second In command Il
First Lieut.. j. A. MNlsrd, ir. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
Celebration Of ~. Pnfrick's Day.

WASHINGTON March II, Ist3.
Information from the Army of the Potomac
SAWS 81. Patrlcks Day was gayy celebrated by u Q
IrisL brigade. The principal entertainments conshn g
Of both horse and foot racing. Gems Humphreys
Mot and Miles acted as judges, Col. Nugent having
charge of the course Gen. Meade was present most o.
the time with nearly all the general officers Of the army
together with thousands OF officers and men. During
the second hurdle Col Won Setback OF the 9TH New
York Volunteers was thrown from his horse. and thus
severely Injured The execution Of several deserters
previously fixed for Friday was postponed til the fol
lnMing day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
BY THE PRESI-
DENT.
Foreigners Furnishing Hostile Indians
with Material Of War.
A PROCLAMATION.

WAsRrGIOS. Saturday. March u, 1865.
By he PresideKt # The United Stotes Of Amer'ea
A PROCLAMATION.
Uhertas, Reliable information has been re-
celyed that hostile Indians, within the limits OF The
United States, iavc been Furnished with arms and mu
ntions II Wal by persons dwelling in foreign territory
and are thereby en- bed 10 prosecute their savage war
fare npon tie exposed and sparse settlements OF Tie
frontier. Now. Therefore be it known that ], Abraham
Lincoln President Of the United States Of America do
hereby proclaim and direct that all penons engaged IN
the ueiarous traffic shall be arrested and tiled b court
martial NJ tie nearest military Ioet and, ncon'eted
shall receive tie punishment doe 10 ihcir dcccrts
In wiiLcss whereof have hcroun'o set ry hand ana
oar,d the seal Of the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the City Il Washington this 18th day OF
March in the year of LoId ls13 and Of the hide
pendence Of the United states Of America tie eighty
ninth ADRAnAA LINCOLN.
Iiy the President.
W. H. SLwARp. SecntaTy 81 State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
Proposed International Exhibition -
bombay. -
WASHINGTON, Friday, Marc

WASHINGTON, Friday, March II, 1858
The United States Consul at Bombay has
brought to the attention Of our Government the pro-
posed International Exhibition Of the arts and indus
tries Of all nations to DO held at Bombay In the year
1868. He says he has been requested to ask the co..
operation Of this Government and to use his best en-
desvors to induce American manufacturers aud others
to send contributions and adds: 1T appears almost
certain that II the American people interest themselves
In this exhibition large and healty commerce Will
grow m between the countries and that America will
have large market for the works OF her Industry spa
siil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
Probable Wreck.

PORTLAND. March 49, 1866.
Portions OF the wreck Of vessel. apparently
three fonr hundred .uns were found yesterday in
Staples Cove Cape Elizabeth, near where the Boil cma
was lost IL appeared TO be new vessel and probably
went ashore Saturday morning. She split 10 ~
fuin stem stern. and the portion containing the name
was swept nway 10 sea Nothing is heard Of the crew.
which IS supposed to DO Loot. There IL Clue to tho
lgnlc Of the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

1.-The Augusta. Ca. papers say that A II. Stephens
has been in Georgia for ten days more, that lie has
not yet been heard from. and that they hope that
this silence viii not continue.
Vigorous efforts making at Richmond for the
organization of coloTcd troops.
MACON, March 4.-The House Of Delegates have
adopted resolution requesting Congress TO repeal the
couscript law and occelt men from the State under
officers of their own choice by yeas. CT; nays TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
FROM NEW.ORLEANg.
The Berwick hay Ncgroes-Operniions NJ
Mobiie-Firing on Flng.of-Truec--
Progress of she Drafs-A slight Crc-

Tho steamer George Cromwell from New.
Orleans, 10Th, arrived ut this port last evening
letter from Texas say. the 1900 negroes captured
At Berwick Bay wcrs mostly taken TO Houston and sold
nj auction By Iydner he knowing they bad been legay
emsncpated by the United States. and were only hao'o
to be treated 90 prisoners Of war.
Letters from Dauphin Island state that our IN ~
truce boat Nashua which went within u miles OF MI
lille 10 exchange prisoners the 3D. was tired po ny
The Rebel batteries ard compelled TO retreat; oe AZ 40
not injured Tho Rebels subsequently deoIs'V,u -
did not see the AagoftrIce TIL they had hre1 :, IS
Oar fleet is reported TO have crossed poS ~ o,
The steamer Evening Star arrived Of Ne"'o'iea"S 0n
the 18th.
The da was progressing quietly At NSwO, ,ss
hanl ok the Ms.is,ipni sI miles below Baton hopgs
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The Drnn Suspended Ia the ssh District.

The Draft III the VlIIth Congressional Dis
tsici has been suspended not by any new order bus
only ia accordance with that published in FRIDAYS
THIbtsE from Gen. Fly. The quota remaining uhhll'd
II the Twenty fret Ward /. about 800. with the To-
,er cant addeI
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billiards..
Rosn0u Nlaroh 10 Ip6a

Boston. March 10. 1865.
William Tobln, who last night won tho golden
cue and secured the billiard cham ionsip was immo.
diatcy thereafter challenged by X. T.. Wimartb, to
play match for $3.50 and the championship The ehal.
lengc Will probably We accepted