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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
new FORK Markets.

c0TTog-Lsss active and lover, at s2gss fsr
Middling uplands.
FLOUR-Etats AuS Western without change !;
$500 6 for Extre STATE 10 aa4i0 rs for ExtrA
10 nd Hoop Chic; ie s0asif % far Trade Brands;
market ciosiug dull. .Ey Us q
WHISKY wsstsrn zss2 %; closing
dui Is the insifs price.
wHEAT-Opsnsd shade better, but closed
dali mtHed Chicago spring To- Anbef hiohi-
CORN Dali -ra noaaisaI at seefs7 ior ak
81 western.
0ATs-Irrrsslsr sna usssttisd. ct l og5<a,I os
for Western.
C0FFEE-Firm-
sUGAR-FIrm a. . for Porto Rico, and is5<a
IL for MnscovAdo.
M0LAssEs-Duii and heavy
PETROLEUM--fluiA4: sss< for Crude, co for
Reaued IN bond S3as55< do free
PORK-Orsuea feff aud fsser. ard eIoss4
heavy for All kinds except old Ness, which vss
hrmsr; 81 25ASs 50 for Ssw Aess. - 754S7 %
fer 50 aud "a aess. cash zad regular WAy closing
81 IS cash; % z585I 80 Prime 5f75435 81
for Prime Ness ~ y q
MOSKY-Essy a slT pr cat.
STERLING EXoHANsE-SslIlng a. p9sk9
( go
suLD-wffhout Decided change. opening .,
O, deslininw 70 scs5z. Edvaaeibg 70 2o5Jfs spa
covERsmEsT srocKs-FIrm. and nodsr.
ateiy setivs: G., 81, conpoaas 0s5sf 5-Zos, eou.
/ pens, ! os; 5s-l0 f9s-coupous, / 001S Ons fesf
/ Certificates, s7s<5 5-eoz. registered, oTes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
CARD.

Tbs undersigned having sold ont his entire stock
~ EAaay Mads Clothing, and sentlsnsns' Fur
ngahfng Goods, end rsttfea Hom ne 9aslness.
= ~. rusr0rs friends aad customers Tor their
- T,.tronaZs % literally extended 20 hin, and
xrorid rsspsctfulIy recommend 4sssrs. Taylor a
- - have sueossdsd him n the bnsiness, and
- -. uow prepared 70 furnish - their custom
- sV.ry asaels IN THAR tns, q The vsry bast
,ssifsT, an1 - - Hsst s.soFzsls prless.
szss =. LYoH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

HEADo RS PoToEAc AMY, Jan. %
Quiet still prevails along the lines, bad
weather prevailing for the past few days,
making il impracticable 10 carry ont ear
military movement, even IL one was con
templated.
Many prisoners have predicted so
evacuation Of Petersburg would take
place before nov, bat there are ne
signs Of such al event as yet
Deserters coming within our lines are
very numerous, the number being from
IL to sos day, all Of whom tell the
most dolefuI stories Of hardships they
bad to endure, the scarcity Of provisions,
&c, and predict that the end Of the re-
bellion is near.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

FoRTREss Monroe, Jan. 25.-The gun
boat Advance arrived from Fort Fisher
this morning, with portion Of the crews
of the blockade runners Stag and Char
loite, captured on the 2Ist inst, while
sndeavoring to run into Wilmington
with cargo Of rifles, blankets, etc, be
ing ignorant Of the occupation Of Fort
Fisher by eur forces
Tbs night before the capture Of these
vessels, the blockade runner Owl, com
manded by Capt Mofatt, came very
near making similar mistake, but sus-
psesing something wrong. supposed to
be in the signal lights our forces made,
escaped and succeeded in eiudiug the
vigilance OF our cruisers on the alert
! tor blockade runners
Another blockade runner, however
was captured last Sunday morning of
/ Fort Fisher. bat her name vas not as
eerszined
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
WILLIAM REAVlB,
Attorney 10 Law and u. y. claim
AGENT

hEtnt,
IL authorized By Che Government TO procure Psif-
sio1s, bounty Money, Back Pay, Beuuty Land
Claims for uoasEs aud other PaorEsrv destroyed
whiis iu g. service of tho Oovsrnmont, and all
claims, Of whatever kiad or nature sgaust tho
United staroa.
Bounty Tor Discharged S0ldIersI
bY an amaudmnRt go the Bounty Law passed at
ths last session or Congress, " All soldiers or
other persona who haze been o. shall hereafter be
discharged within two years from the date Of their
enlistment, by reason ofwounds received Ia battle
shall receive Tho Same Bounty though theg
NerFod two years"
Once 65b6 Main street, over Keller's Gua Store,
opposite the Cours House, Evansville. Indiana
Correspondent most enclose stamps.
pa Good references given n required abs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-An examina-
siou of Old Capitol Prison shows that
officers are and have been confined
there for noaths without knowing What
were the charges against them.
4 new Deficiency Bill is 10 be reported
IN the House, containing 20 per cent
claimed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

ws-Le, tboss Who have aoubts4 the VI rtnss
Butt's CEDHos BirTEm, n any such there be
read tie following Certiaaats from geE1lsmsn vel.
known 10 this community. and asabf DO more.
Ita general introduction into ths army will save
the lives 81 thousands Of our soldiers:
I.ouIEytLIE, Ky. June "a, 1855.
We, ths underslg nsd. havs SEES the good Effects
predaeed By The csc Sf Dr. JoHs BULL's eEbE0S
BTrEak On case ofgsaesai as5liity and prsstrAsl0B
Of the system. and belisvs It's general use w0ald
prevent disease and relieve much suieriHg.-
Among oarsoldiers particularly you'd this be the
csse, aspeciAiiy thOns who arr EXPOSED ts nisa-
usalir Influence In the Southern climate.
hal. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Eev. 81 Dis. Ky.
CHAa Is. COTTON,
Colostsr Of the Port Of LoulHvfiie, Ky.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal t;vB1 Of Ksataeky.
REy. d. r. BENDEBsoE,
Vice Frss't - Sanitary Con missisn.
HAkNEY, HUGHES 3 Co,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. DoEhNs
Prop. Louiaflf.s Anxeigsr.
HUGHES A PAKkHfLL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, MAih Street,
I.ouiaYiiis, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN A CO.,
Wholesale shoe Dealer, Main St. LoulsTIiia.
Liihographers, cor. Market Asd rhird St..
Louisviily, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. Sd aud 1srkst Sc,
Louisyiils, Ky.
CAPT. s. y. HtLDRETn.
OF Steamer Major Anderson.
MAI. L. r. Illusion,
ayHaatcr y. s, ArmF
Q. 81. NETCALF,
-. Salseaal lIaisl. IsOaisviilv. -.
COL. ksA&,E bAYLEs.
4thky Cavalry
BEORaE y. PHENTuE
louisville Journal.
SEQ advertisement IN another column
febe iy sold By PETER WHEELING
Sole Agent. Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
HOME INTFRFsTs.

10 fBsaioiAEB.-u you rsp 20 ,tf, .asss pure
Drugs, hltdieines aud Chemicals Dc Do nan adj
vaues ca Eastern pricrs, go and esamiHa ELEgg
& WmFH's stock whore yon VIII ma svsry sta-
Gle that ia needed by the profession, aud s. prices
which cannot mli 90 give satisfaction. Their
store j. At so. "a Main street. may&d&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
MATCHMAKING.
Q. w. Ernst.
MATCHMAKER and JEWELER,

DEAIEE N
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
And ali other gso1s Usually foaad in 6Tst-eIAss
..Jewsiry EssAbiish3s1t.
80 Parsieal4r attsntsoa paid 70 the rspainz 81
6ns wstcksS aad cIocks
First ST., 3 Doors Above Vine.
SCALA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
DIR. ]. s. LOWEI
REMOVAL.
THos. Q. MAaHRR

HAS BEMovED HIS wHoLKsAEK MANu-
A thetnring Embellishments 10 No. FIRST
STREET. below u ain. Heshas a Iarxp and sls-
CANT Assortmeutof Hame- made work, A. Gre A.
she nneat, guaranteed A. :. good the best," sad
for sale a. cheap rs the cheapest" Asd little
ehezpar.
HE entire stock consisting 81 hBe Buggy
Coach, and Carriage Harness. Lixhs Trotfirg,.
heavy " Agon, Drzy, and Exprsss Harness, Sad
Dies IN endless variety, Brides ef ali kinds IN
any Quantity, Collars, GiTfhs, surcinsiss, Cheek
Lines, Military work; in short, everything IN.
his tine from : Haue strap TO = - Monitor Sad.
de has beesf manufactured under his iume-.
aiafs supervision. hy skhihai and sxpsrisncea
workman, and l. now eEsFad to the trade Al
EASTERN PRICES Beinz able 70 compete sue
eesstuiiy with anything in the market, ia Style
auishs dHrAbSiity and price he only asks = trial.
Cad and examine for yourselves APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
EREsH EGge-so0 Dozsn Frssh Eggs jast re-
u oslYed AZ
ELLIoTTss FAMILY GROCERY.
IsHoICK SWIFT POTATOEs~3s bbls choice
~ New 0rieans sweet Potatoes, Just received
per steamer Brilliant, ior sails IT
ELLTOTTss FANNY GROCERY.
- WENT UfDEl&--1 bbis eaeiee ssess Cider fsr
- sale At
m ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

NEw YoRK, Jan. 26-The gold market
is unsteady, and but for the demand for
cash gold the price would decline. osots-
tons have fuctuated between 204 and
207.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable
On Third bet. Main and Locust gts.

On Third bet. Main and Locust BITS.
fF'HtS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENTS, WHICH
Il IL we'll known throughout the country. pos-
sessos Stable advantages superior % any similar
establishment IN tue City, having arrangements
Tor the reception Of private horses at livery Of the
most ulesaut and complets description, aud at tho
lowest tates.
Sarrlagaa Tor visiting 90 lot. Coaches, light
wagons, aud every Kind OF road yehl ois to lot.
horaes cold on commission second hand Euggies
tor sale II the very lowest prices. Passengers for
ward 20 aii parts Of the ooeutFy by special ean-
Feyanea
Having purchased the stock Of Massra. Rich
ardson hrittoH would take great pleasure IN
accommodating their old customers and friends.
TuRIAN 4 bANDER.
We take this opportunity OF returning our
thanks 20 cur friends for she liberal support they
have givea as. aud would solicit a contlnuaucs Of
she same O. che gentlemen who succeed Us, aud
whom We take great pleasure in recommending TO
the public. RICHARDSON e BRfTT0N
decdn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

Why submit 70 the suffering attendant uPon
diseases Of the bowels, when Dixon's Blsskbsrry
Carmiassivs can be obtained at any respectable
drug store janlS-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
sPECIAI, NOTICE,

Gunshot Wounds, Sabre Cuts, and all Other
kinds Of Wounds. and Ulcers, Sores and seurvy
heal quickly and sasly under the soothing iHau-
snee 81 Hollowsy's Ointment. Il heals 20 the
bone, so that the vozna never opsns AsAis- All
soldiers should supply themselves With tsi1 cure
aud carry it ~iih you II tbs rssasf Of N
"=stiee eaanst get box Of Pulls OF oih'n'sh'
from the Drug Store il bis place. ies LIE WIFE 70
me- - Maiden LsDs, enclosing tse anS"nt' ana
VIII mail box free Of expense Many osaisfa
viii not hsep NJ neaioinss % hand because they
cannot make a. nHueh proAt a. On other persons
make. 81 cents. Is oests, and 81 20 FER hex Or
not Jsn7-1vd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

Nrv Yoar, Jan. 2s.-GOld closed a.
OOH. - -I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

DIarFhOea and Dysentsrry.-ws have sx-
sminsi great number Of LISTERS from sa4s Il
the moat prominent eitizeEs Of Cincinnati asd
CoyiHgton, etc, speaking 10 the highess terms Of
Dr. sfFickl&nd's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure Of Diarrh0sa and DyssntsrTy. The letters
ars TOO iong 20 publish. ar. Woods, Of coTiBg
ton, says be was pronounced iDeursbls By the
best doctors IN Cincinnati, and one bottls Of DR.
strieklaBd's Anti Cholera Mixtsrs Elected g per-
manent cure, after suffering for months with the
sorst f9rm u Diarrk0A and Dyssntsrry. For
sale by Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

The most valuable remedy befaFs the public
without airy exception, is Dizen's Blackberry
Carmiuaiiye. 1t alWass sfsefs aeure.
DIS BASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual systems-nss and reliable
traatment-ln Reports Of tbs HOWARD AssO-
CATION. sent BY snail IL sealed letter envel-
opes, free Of charge. Address DR. J. sKILLIE
HoUGHTOs, Howard Asseciatsoa, 70. soHth
siuth siFssi, philaaal ehis, Pa
aprI's8 a&wfy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

much done.
WHEAT-Rsd %
es0RN-shelIsa / Is. a sras
0ATS-s5. a
WHISKY -.
PR0vTgT0Ns-DnH Mess Pork onsrsa az
"a o0 head ena gut Lard 205<
s,ROC ERIEs-Unshaagsd .raaa
CoLD-zn.
sILFER-I s03T g. s
Weather extremely cold; thsrnonsssr . above
Esro.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

THIS celebrated Toilet soap, in such uai-
yersaI demand, il made from the choicest ma
:srisis. is sniId and emoiiient In its Haturss
fragrantIy scented, and extremely bene
nci II IN is sction upon the skin. FOR sale BY
nrasgi.ts and Taney Goela DealsFs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
Cincinnati Markets.

CIzcIzzAzI, yAn- n
LnrR-Tlour aaa Grsla unehaaEst: %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
Capture OF Blockade Runners or
Wilmington

These resolutions we're referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
Troubles On the Rio Grande.
FIRING ON FRENCH OFFICERS.

The following correspondence gives
clue to the source of the rumors of a
collision between the Imperial and Fed
eral forces on the Rio Grande:
MATAMoRAs, June 18th, 1860
"Generdl-Permit me to inform you
of q strange incident that occurred on
the day before yesterday on the left bank
of the Rio Grande.
1.-TWO officers of the French army
were, at about six o'clock in the even
ing, to the left of Santa Cruz, on the
bank of the river opposite Brownsville,
and were preparing to return to Mata-
moras, when one of your soldiers, placed
as sentinel on the opposite bank, fired
Intentionally upon them.
II suppose, General, that you have
not authorized such an act, and this
compels ME to inform you of it, that you
may adopt the necessary measures to
prevent the destruction of the harmony
that exists among the inhabitants, and
to avoid the repetition of acts that might
engender hostilities.
"Remain, etc., HI. Tomas META"
On the following day General Brown
sent the following answer:
'GoneTOt-I nave just received your
letter of the 18th, in which you inform
me that one of my soldiers fired upon
two French officers who were walking
upon the banks of the river opposite
| Brownsville.
| IT have the honor to transmit the re-
mort of one of my aides-de-camp, whom
have charged with the investigations
relative to this occurrence. l assure
YOU, General, that L shall not tolerate
such acts ON the part of the soldiers I'M
der my command, and that will pun
ish in the most exemplary manner any
person guilty of having violated the neu-
trality existing between Mexico and the
United States, or of having disturbed
in any way the relations of good will
that have been manifested under your
administration in the complicated af-
fairs of this frontier
HBefore receiving your letter, and on
account of simple rumors, had already
ordered an investigation. to convince you
of my sincere desire to prevent crime
of that kind, and to punish whoever
might commit it. hope that you will
bring to my knowledge every act calcu-
lated to disturb the harmony that ought
to exist between two nations that live at
peace with one another
81 am, etc., Z. II. Brown,
BRIG. General
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
The Execution of Andre.
ACCOUNT OF AN EYEWITNESS.


Leaving this house, we went up the
road by which Andre walked to his
death between two officers, arm in arm,
attended by an immense concourse of
people, and guarded by a large detacb-,
ment of troops. Nearly all the officers
of the army, except Washington and his
staff, were present. We passed the
brick church, which stands on the site
of the small stone church in which An
Dire was tried by court martial, consist
ing of fourteen general officers. AS we
pursued our way, ascending the road,
we came to spot where Washington
had an observatory from which he could
command the whole surrounding coun-
try, and across the river, to observe the
| movements of the foe. And now we
have come to a corn-iield, and lane by
the side of it, which we enter by ali old
gate, said to be the same that was OPEN
ed to admit the procession on the MORN
ing of October z, 1880. We walked UP
the lane few rods, and came to the
cherry trees that mark the head and foot
of the grave where Andre was buried,
near the gallows on which he was hung
He had hoped that, if he was to suffer
death, he would be shot, and not until
he came in sight of the gallows did he
know that he was to die as a spy Then
his fortitude forsook him; and when an
officer asked him the cause of his emo
ton, he said: 81 am reconciled to my
death, but detest the mode.n Here he
stood, in sight of many thousands who
covered the hillsides, and as he waited
for the fatal moment be trembled,
placing his foot on a stone and rolling it
over, and choking in his throatin efforts
to restrain his emotions. He recovered,
and said: 1t will be but moment.
anyway" He bandaged his own eyes
with his white pocket handkerchief, aud
gave another to the marshal to piniOn
his arms. Raising the handkerchief
from his eyes, he said: pray you to
bear me witness that meet my fate like
brave man..
Colonel Tallman, now among the dead.
a Revolutionary soldier, and resident
of Tappan, was present at the execution.
and from his lips Ihdve had minute par
ticuiars Of the scene.
Andres remains were taken up in 1891
by the British Consul and removed to
Westminster Abbey, where splendid
monument is reared TO his memory. 1
reading that rough stone
here bore an inscription to distinguish
the spot where he suffered, but it was
now not to be found. Looking around
among the stones that were laid in the
base of a wall on the side of the lane we
found it there, but the inscription was
nearly obliterated by the action of the
elements. 1t was boulder about three
feet by two, and once bore the record:
. Andre executed October 2, l7S0.9 We
pried it up with extempore levers, and
made out some figures and letters.-Ire-
noeus Prime.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02

time the 2lst regiment had become de-
moralized. The men talked of putting
the colonel in the guard-house. Captain
Grant was sent to them by the help of
Logan; the men were quoted; ana,
then, our captain was appointed their
colonel. The regiment turned out to
oe one OF the best in the State.
Then Colonel Grant came back to Ga
lena to get his clothes-yes, to get his
clothes. He had to have uniform. To
get 1t money was borrowed, and security
given for the money The American
people can afford to read this now. Then
he went back. On taking his men he
mad them march, saying they would
learn four times as fast. He went to
Missouri, and was under Fremont.
Meanwhile hisfriends, like Crom wells
little daughter, were ''indeed very few"
Mr.. Houghton, editor of the Gazette, on
the 31st May, 1861, describes Col. Grant
as the soul ofhonor, and no man breathes
who has amore patriotic heart, and ''our
new soldiers need the leadership OF a
rare man like Capt. Grant June 20,
the paper says, q command or an ONO
regiment has been rendered to Captain
Grant, and it urges his fitness for q high
command. June % is notice that Capt
has utNCt'tNd tiiS NpiVhti'3 ~ W -
9TH District regiment July 81 states
that Col. Grant is to be promoted 10 a
Brigadiership, and congratulates the
service on the event. December %, in
an editorial estimating the character OF
Gen. Grant, and in particular ii mem
tons his modesty, frankness, sagacity
and strategy. take these things from
the files of the paper myself
To this stage of the herO'S life history
does not furnish an example of any
other man who has been so successful in
a righteous cause.
Gen. Grant is thoughtful mnn.
When he speaks he holds down his head
and thinks. Some say he has not for
gotten Mexico. 1t is too soon to esti-
mate his character: indeed, very little is
known IN q wide-brimmod cavalry
hat, and in clothes little teo large, and
with silent tongue, one knows not
what to say. My impression is that he
will prove to be as much beloved rs
Washington
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
The Morfolk gost.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Q, 1865.
From Europe.
THE PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

From our latest files we compile the
following additional European intelli-
gence:
The cholera continues it ravages at
Ancona. Up to the 18th instant the
number of deaths that occurred from it
reached seven hundred and eighty-one.
The cholera had increased in intensity
at Constantinople. The total number
of deaths on the 18th reached three hun
dred and eighty-four. Business gener-
ally was suspended.
A letter from Paris says:
-" The news from Ancona concerning
the cholera is frightfnl, but the authori-
ties vie with each other in the zeal and
self-sacrifice with which they confront
the danger. In various other places iso-
lated cases have occurred, but they are
all of persons who had fled from An
coma. In Florence there has never been
less illness of any kind than of late.
Amusement is the order of the day !:
special trains take thousands of persons
to enjoy sea bathing at Leghorn and
Spezzia. Politics are dead for the mo-
ment, and more interest is taken in the
great commercial enterprises now upon
the taps, and which are of real import
ance. The harvest is generally abund
ant, and of oil and wine especially,
much will be made, there having been
a great diminution in the disease.
Another account says;
A panic in Ancona is terrible, and
more than third of the population have
fled from the city. Most of the shops
were shut, and great misery exists
tho ix,s,,f 20 -
victims, the women and children who
were left widows and orphans. A COM
mittee has been formed, and had made
a strong appeal to public charity The
Government had placed considerable
| sums at the disposal of the Ancona
municipality. A paragraph in the Off
cial Gazette appealed to the medical pro
fession, and asked for volunteers to as
sist the overworked physicians of An
coma, Since this Intelligence reached
| us, however, the telegraph has informed
us of a considerable diminution in the
number of cases. On the 9Th they were
two hundred and seven, and noless than
one hundred and two deaths. Accord
ing to telegram of the 10th from An
coma, received yesterday, the last bulle-
tin gave ninety-two cases and sixty-two
deaths. The large proportion of deaths
in casesis striking, and seems toindicate
either great virulence of the malady OF
| want of adequate means, or proper
system of combating it. On the other
hand it is highly satisfactory to remark
that it does not seem to extend itself be
yond the city where it first appeared"
The Marseilles papers state that or
! the appearance of the cholera in Egypt
the municipal authorities in Marseilles
| desired to place all ships entering thai
port from the Levant in quarantine
For that purpose they applied to the
Board Of Health in Paris for permission
to do so, but their application was re-
fused. They add that as yet the inhabi-
tants of Marseilles have not suffered
from cholera, although no quarantine
has been enforced.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02

Major General Thomas has severely
reprimanded Col. Blackburn and SUI
perintendant Quin for their most cow
ardly, brutal, and unofficerlike attack on
the rebel General Wheeler. He inform
ed them both, in plain terms, that he
would have them tried before court
martial if they had not been mustered
out of the service. Nashville Dispatch.
The attack was a most cowardly and
atrocious outrage. Wheeler was help
less, and in the condition of prisoner
with his hands tied. These rough Ten.
nesseeans have some queer notions offail
play.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-02
THE CORNER STORE
LoCKnART 4 slime

NO. EAST MAIN STREET, CORNER BANK,
HALL'S OLD CORNER.
large and select Of Ladies' and Gentemens
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