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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08
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BYB.P. WALTON
MONTPELIER, DECEMBER 8, 1865.

IV' Further correspondence between Mr..
Adams and Earl Russell, concerning British
violations Of neutrality, has been published.
Mr.. Adams withdraws his consent to refer
matters in dispute to commission. Earl
Russell admits various violations of neutrai-
ty, specifying ship after ship equipped by Brit
ish subjects and then asserts that in each
instance the British Government promptly
used all the means in its power to prevent
these breaches of neutrality. He takes the
ground that when the Government has done
that, it cannot be required to pay damages,
and asserts that this Las been the rule Of the
U. s. Government. This seems to leave moth
ing in dispute out question of fact l. e.
whether the British Government did do all it
could to preserve neutrality. There can't be
war on question which any justice Of the
peace can settle on hearing the testimony.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08

1t is said President Johnson is strong for
retrenehment, and sent back the estimate for
one Of the Departments three times with a
direction " to cut it down Certainly: it is
these expenditures which "cumber the
ground"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08

j. @. A. Fellows, native Of Topshsm, Vt,
but now resident of New Orleans, claims to
be the author Of the reconstruction policy
adopted by Presidents Lincoln and Johnson.
Not very modest Fellow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and ss CAU lion ~
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervous
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At the same time Means Of sefOure. BY one who has
cured hinself after undergoing considerable qaaekstY
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
.gQd.w Brooklvn kinga County, n Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08

A fire early this morning on State and
Bridge streets destroyed three large bonded 4
warehouses, together with 7, 900 bales Of cot
ton and other merchandize. The buildings
we're six stories high and are 10 complete
ruins. 1t is reported that seven or eight /.
fremen were killed by the falling walls, Lsssl
estimated at nearly $4,000, 900. y
A Louisville correspondent says General
Palmer has given rec1gnizsnee to appear Tor I
trial on an indictment found BY the grand
jury for assisting slaves to escape. ,i3s.s s.tla
Ia is rumored that similar Indictment has
been found against Gen. Fiske, who has Civ
en- passes to about II 900 negroes to escape
across the Ohio river during the last eight
months, ...... .ssstit 6.
A Charleston correspondent gives long
list OF outrages upon Freedmen Of South Car
olina, which came TO the knowledge OF the
Freedmsn's Bureau.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-08

Hon. II. w. Hilliard, formerly well known
as Representative in Congress from Alaba-
ma has been writing a very cheerful letter
on the situation and prospects Of the South.
He says;
Here, at the South, we accept the results
of our recent uggle---slsvery no longer ex-
lists Whatever regrets may be felt by some
at its destruction, the great body of our peo-
pie are opposed to any attempt to revive it in
eny form. 1t belongs to the past. The fold
ing doors OF new era are thrown wide open
before us. We shall adjust ourselves to its
conditions. l firmly believe that, in the
course Of ten years, the South will exhibit a
greater prosperity and higher civilization
than at any previous period Of its history.
There will be fewer great plantations. There
will be a greater number Of well conducted
farms. Instead OF the constant strain upon
the muscle Of labor to produce the largest t
possible quantity of cotton, rice, sugar and
tobacco for the accumulation of immense for
tunes, there will be diversified industry,
ditfusiDg increased comforts among greater
number Of human beings There will be
fewer autocrats, but more happy families"
A singular donation was recently received
by the Free Colored Grammar School Of the
District Of Columbia, at Washington. TWAS
gift of upward of three thousand dollars
from the Mission Sabbath School at Aintab,
in Syria Aintab is about seventy miles from
Aleppo, and the population consists of Turks,
Greeks, and Armenian Christians. letter
accompanied the gift, containing most hear
ty congratulation upon the successful termin-
alton of our national difficulties, and an espe-
cial expression of rejoicing at the result
achieved in the liberation of the negro race.
Major Moore, of the Burial Bureau. reports
the total number of dead Union soldiers up
to yesterday as follows
W. .hinninn & Al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10


AIRY deserted afew days since asd came
INTO NeSbern, bringing thsir horses and
equipments 1 z FE11E .s7s
Negroes are coming In in large nun
bera tusss 4ass s, - =
The rebels are eonscripsing All The
boys they can lay their hands on.
Both the troops and people pos that
State are heartily SEX Of lSe var. o. ksa
The Union prisouses eoa6aSs5 ct Flo
renee we're sent TO Salishnry Ca the ap-
pFoach Of Sherman On the wSy many
escaped, aud reached our lines at Nsw-
bern, uudeE the guidance Of negroes and
loyal whites s saw avzs bsnn -
Arrangements have been made 70, sx-
change ten thousand prisoners at Vii.
mington, and they are now going for
ward - nlfhasf esH = v-1snTa
The Tfibaae's Washingsona special
says about one hnndred dsssEtarsF took
the oath today and started North
They say more are going South than
North, and the SissstisiAefion is gee ersl
throughout tie whole array: thzs Lee
rode oai throagh their camp and prom
ised them more iood and ci0thes and
urged them 10 stand By him, but they
eoneluded Il wouldn't pay sss saa saif
Daring the last thirty day shsre hzxe
been tSo Thousand desertsrs received In
oar lines. of ~hen forty we're OfscerA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

National Sank. .-During the week
ending March 4th, seventeen National
Banks wore authorized, With an Aggre-
gate capital OF SS,533,000 The total
number of banks nov in operation 10
eight thousand, with 8 capital Of over
one hundred and ninstY-four millions
The followiHg are the Western banks
established last week: Merchants, Gin
cinnati, capital 500, ,0oo;E Delaware
National Bank, Delaware, Ohio, capital
10000. Farmers Bank, Warren. TlIi-
nois, capital $50, 600; Merchants Bank,
Dubuque, Iowa. capital 500. .000i Daven-
port National Bank, Davenport, Iowa.
capital $l00. 600; National Bank, BeA-
YER Dam, Wisconsin, capital $50, 000;
First National Bank, Msnitovewie. cap
i,al $4,000; First National Bank,
Plammsr, Pennsylvania, capital $780,.
900; First Crunty Bank, canfeid, Penn
sylvania, capital sI0O, ,OO0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

THE school tax has been raised BY the
legislature from ten to sixteen cents on
,he 800 The same legislature also
levied 3 tax OF 80 cents on the $l00 for
tbe support of the needy families of our
soldiers
We have not seen copy of the Law
providing for the disbursing Of the funds
collected for the benefit Of soldiers
families and cannot speak of Il intelh-
gently. II ought, however, 10 be careful
ly drawn up, or twill prove a corrupt.
ing fund rather than free.will offering
Of the people TO the gallant soldiers
/ We trust the law was carefully consider
cd and scrutinized, and not hsrried
| through, as are many laws. without care
or forethouyht
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

0fice-Holders swarming. - The
Washington correspondent Of the Gin
eiunati Gazette says, Swarms Of ONCE.
holders are there from all parts Of the
country. The West has abundant rep
reservations both Of the present incum-
bents and of aspirants seeking to Ouss
them.
He adds; 1t may comfort a large
class Of officials to know that the Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue has pro.
tested against any general change Of
collectors and assessors, and that his pro-
test will be needed. Postmas;er-General
Dennison has likewise decided against
any general changes, and none viii be
made in his department. except for spe'
ci6c local causes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

ouE old friend, HAavEx DuscAs,
who, while Mail Agent between this city
and Cairo, laid Us under obligation for
many favors conferred, has concluded 10
try bis hand at merchandising. Hs has
bought out a mercantile 6rm In Goleonda.
Illinois, and proposes 70 demonstrate
the practieability Of bailling up a first
class establishment 10 that enterprising
little town Mr DUscAN Is clever
gentleman, and we wish him every sue
cess in his new enterprise. The citizens
Of Golconda will end him attentive 70
their wants, and prudent and honest Ia
all his dealings An least that is our
estimate of the man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Finsneial.-By an amendment to
the National Currency Act, the amount
Of circulation is 10 be spporsioned 20 the
different States aad Territories. Hugh
McCulloch, Comptroller Of the Currency,
has issued circular saying that all
persons who contemplate the orgsniza-
ton of National Banks other than those
whose paper has been 6led, or whose ap-
plieations have been approved, are re.
qussted to suspend operations until the
necessary data can be collected, and
the required appoSsionmeut can Be
made. State Banks contemplating 8
change Of reorganization can proceed
/ without interruption.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
BANK STATEMENT.
EErcr TkEAsrET DEPaEy1E 4 = !
oyFIcE % CoErzR5LLEE o. TzE CuzEsa74a
Wsehingfon, January Isth6kkb ]

3 s.cE-cr TEEAsuET DEPaExzEAAl
oyFIcE % CoEPzR5LLEE o. TzE CuzEsH&a ;
Wsshingtoa, January Isthsfkk6
WHEKEAs, b. satisfactory evldszes press stea %
the nndsrsLgnsd u hAs been made % a2near that
g TEE ExzsgyzLLx AKTz0MAL BAxK. p - rhs city
u Ev&nssflls, IN tbs couuty of Y&sderbn rgh &nd
STATE 81 Inaf&azs hss been duly oFE4aizes sudsT
asd sonording - the rszzirsmsats n tbs Act q
Cozzrsss entitled, g AZ Act % prosids Hsti0nai
CarFsney sscnrsd - pledge Of .. >. bonass
asd % provt6s fer The circulation and rsdsEp ioa
khGsol" acpToEsE InBs ID, ls9f, an4 has con.
ths1 wtth all abs prsEisIons Of SAID act Ee41ite4
% D eemplssd wish before eomzsssefag tHA Gust
nsaa af banking Under s4id act -
trolIsx Of fhs Currsney. Do hereby eezty ae-t Ats
EsAnsvsIIs Eastonal Bank IN TIE eity q M At.1-.
siiis. IN TIA coznty of TanceTozrzs An1 -tas7 ~
TuSIsner a suthor5ssd 70 c0mnsnos ne naslnes1
~ banklnx Enasr The act ssore.Ai3- 49,.
: u tsstIzony wssrsof visnsss ~ nane 80 So
az cfacs this Einstssnth day ef Sesazzy ls.e'
HrGH McCrEL0CH,
C~mpfroller Of ths Currerey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

At our latest dates the Cumbsr.
land river was rising at = fearful rate.
several citizens had been drowned 10
fording the water that flowed over the
roads. Railroad bridges over Stone river
Stewart creek and Shslmound creek,
we're greatly damaged BY the food and
no trains we're TO run over the road ill
Thursday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Money is going forward very rapidly
Just nov, 70 pay OF our troops. Treas
arer Spinner has made arrangements 70
reserve three-qsartOrs Of million dol.
lars daily, exclusively for the army. The
ability Of the Treasury to par the troops
at this time is mainly owing % the sac-
esss Of Jay Cooke in negotiating the
7-30 loan. The troops are 70 receive
foar months pay. we.rf,a aa-c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

CAIRO, March 2--It il. reportsd that
the court matiafin PA1acah acquitted
Gen. Paine Of al the chafgss pfe.erred
against him. Paine having accused DR..
Alexander Of Paducah. With gisiag
false testimony before the military com
mission last fall, the latter gentleman
attacked him on the street yesterday
witt revolver. aud wss sosssed % The
eneoanter. AlexsndeE wa arrested asa
lodged iA the guard house aar.6-o !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

COTTOk-Quist At 80
FLoUk-ssatoc hettsr ga eenwoa rru6es
70 so,slo - for kxtra etssss 10 so9ii 70 81
keuud Heep Oh - 4H@ s a4 FHNsse1
wHgAT-puii Gna arsesaas al 70 81 -
Cinb EfN Fe++a q
COBN.-D Daih i s.. s.s.ss
9Afs--p Dan att u fsg wsstsru
P0Rk--Dnlls as Ts Sst nss Meas 50 eaass u
fpf 81 sna 90 Do. and 80 0oaao - for RFtRs.
LARD-stsadY 81 is,<8x1A s.lea ~
pREssED Ho0z--tfEiI--sz.
MHIsKN-Lsssr. Wasfera , ae
PETE0LxuM-oalssit ts fsr cfaas. s7aee So
SICK s-Lo~ss. and heavy ss ths eia~s.
M0NEN--ae&7e. taaI ae aHsftHN assa
Guild sold aowu 10 / -
q .. s7oCks-ss, ~. fusss ssS. lifssi
io-tss. ssss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Gov. MoRroS having obtained she con-
sent Of the War Department 10 raise
five more regiments of troops, Geas
Pitcher has consented 10 give the Sscond,
Fonrsh, Fifth, Seventh aud E.ghlh Die.
triets little more time 90 6ll their
quotas with volunteers We presums
these Districts will strain every nerve 10
raise their proportion OF Easn aud avoid
the draft. We wish them all SUCCESS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

USDRR the head Of Amuasments the
Indianapolis Journal copies the CORES.
poadencs between Gov. Morton and
Gen. Pitcher ia references to raising
more treops and the drah We dare
say those unlucky chaps who drew prizes
in the draft lottery see nothing amusing
in IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
Regular Report.
sherldAn's Victory over Early Com-
pIete.

Ftsfes
NEw YoRk, Mach 9.-The Herald >
Winchester correspondent sAyAs
Deserters Who arrived al Winchester
state that they passed Sheridan on their
var down. he reached Woodstock, 30
miles from their starting point, and al
though rain Wa falling, The roads verT
muddy, and the streams mach swollen,
his troops we're pushing forward rapidly.
Il vas expected that on the third day
ihsy would reach SsaautoB, 98 miles Up
the Valley, abort distance north Of
which town Early, with small rebel
force then was
The Tribiias.s Washington special
SAYS: rrrr
Gen Sheridzn,s victory over Early
was more complete than any report ws
have had made It. WhsH last heard
froru, be was pushing Cor the canal ran.
ming from Lynchburg 10 Richmond
which be had doubtless seized and de.
stroyed before this - ga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
Rebel Hopes Dsshsa-snerssss Of De-
ssrtiona.

NEw Yoak, March 9.-on SUNDAY
Richmond Eas excited mith q rumor that
Johnston had defeated Sherman and
was investing the position taken mp by
the istteE. The next day, however.
the Richmond papers admitted the falslty
Of the report, bat claimed that Johnson
had defeated Fitzpatrick st Chefc~.
This report, however, was broughf By q
railroAd pAssanRsEr who-was the saly
soas thatkusEsaYrAing vf IL Ct Ga
The stats Of fssIaE IN North Carelsna
-is plainly evident from the toos Of sse
press AID rseent essntz SeArly ; skals
company Of The eth North C&rolina Cav
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
Bank OF the state OF Indiana

Bank OF the State OF Indiana
We learn from the Indianapolis Journal
that the Board Of Directors Of the Bank
Of the State Of Indiana, who are nov IN
session in tkat eity, have decided 10 avail
themselves Of the recent act Of the Leg
islaturs, and convert the Branches Of the
Stats Bank into National Banks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
REMOVAL.
THOs, @. MAGHRR

lYAs REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MANU-.
IL hcturins EstAblishasnt 10 No. 3 fIRsT
STREET, below Msin- He has large and ele-
xank assogtnaen OF Houe-nade Work. - hne as
he hnsst, guaranteed ss "gsod - the best, and
ior sale ss "eheap As the cheapest. and mute
cheaper ID 54e~.. ar
Hin ehfira stock - consisting ef nas Raggys
Zach, and Carriage Harness, Light Trettng,
Heavy Wagon, nray, and Exprs~s Harness sad
iless In enitess variety, Brides OF all kinds ir
sny quantity, Collars, 9irths, Sareingles, Chsck
Tines. Military Work; in short, every thing ir
hfs tine, NON a HAme strap 30 = :. Monitor sad
dase-hAs been mAuuiaetured under his irpme-
dkAts supervision, by skiltful and sxpcrieueeo
Wosk man, and Is now offered TO the trade Al
kASTKRG PRICES Being able 70 eompsts sue
csssfuily vita anything IN the market, in styls
aaiah. durability. and price. be only asks = trial
Gall aud exHuaine for yourselves APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

WAsHNGroS, March She Rich
mond papers Of the 7th inst are a.
hand, bat they are entirely destitute Of
news from any quarter.
The -GoldsboEo JessrnaI OF ths 4th
inst says from KinKston We have the
assurance thai al is qaiet. Eot.oaIy has
Asy advance been made By the enemy,
but It is now thought doubtfu1 BY out
siders whsthsr he has gay large force 1t
Nevbern.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Mas. ELIzABEra ARsurnsoT, one of
the oldest residents Of Southern Indiana
aud Of The State, died at Prineston on
the 7th inst, aged seventy yearG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

{ Ne papers given avsy = ne Cea ssaer q sos
SrstsssSgs eirenlAsiea.
: Ne adsertissneats, iaeAl nosios- = a..svs.f.
-s-ssa unls-s prvp@id OF pay xuarAus.ea.
:. Adverti-ensnt. wfn nsvar hc ,secu4.ss,>s h.
ioeNi Rosioes unless eontraos 4 made "a n ssst
and vslae rsoeivsd ssr Ire nassse.
: Ne Locas Natius = hovsry-r 49, ,-,f \.
iassFtsd s'r isss thar tias Dollar esch d4y.
5 MAsrisgss. Fansrsl soa Relirsoss S..,s..
mass iay&riaaa, ~ p.,a q .,.y,. !, -. e,
ssrtien.
: - eenesracs n the PArt of carriers vfI 3.
a'Aae 800 - the eAse, II the eArTisrs f.il %
ess fer their ca-slsssuszs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
Additional River Items.
Thursday sOOs.


Tss ss~shsr has turnsa sola. aaa hs4sy. rae
wiSa AAs prevailed Ill nornanx. vita a. o-zs.
siouai spsa of suo~ syine sAssuEh n. air
10 Fivvv saas ssoas eight tsahss sinss sszk
last nlght. aaa 10 TssiaG ssill. slswis. A. Mes
Ahsay ths river ~As fislnE sle~iy last svsAlas.
Asd iaeksd foar lushss Of b%ing 10 q sIeA .~st@s
mArk of ise2s sHd ten ana sAsss-f afshs % hfeA.
uaiaF nAFk Il lsfT. rrn me8
Ths arrivals here siHcs iass sssziss iaelsi. tAs
BsrnsdA. PAlsstlss sod Res EoY, Esshvills "
cIBoianssi; YssAsspn. T1asssass ffvsr 20 pls 5
esnHsfl, wm. Whit. GFssn river ts Kvssssglss F;
sllvw Noes. 0anssnnaai 10 MsHaphas 1nsIs assy
Eagle, Losisvslis . Hsassr4sa. rssf basaa-
All the boAts sxospt the sil<sx Mson snd Listis
Grey "a gis srs 10 Govern msnt ss.sioy.
TIE BsrmadA vas tssnsa Essk fFsm 6srs -
sls EhIis hAzrsa shlsf sad sssa e. shs ~ linpsd
sat nos tarbia WABASH % whoss psarly hs.ks
stAnds fhs sigwAn of fhs skfsf, sad os whose
banks x.nbol the young braves of h<s tribe.
The silver Noes hsa = hasssozs trsp ct hsm-
pals. shs dssahzrxsd ssaas fssleAt hsss. iua
The Iiitis Eagle GFsy srssssa asrs ssfsrs la
a'sloek, makiag spisadid run frpn Lssls~ills-
Asrins mAss hus few IAnalAgs. hT he can. soksa
That she found vsrr iittis I&sa q stop a.. ehs
viil retsrn 70 Louisville early TIN s-saIng csRe
Jss Buncs istn eosnsnAn4. Esa Kfs.x RtsAsra Cor,
sssisssa by AS . nsst-torn." J" sets ths hsboss 81
ths smas go Ese laa $3.50
The Gen. Ansenson Sc ssAssy Isszsa. sss ssIl
take hss sspzssnrssss o'eIo<k Soc sAs lee sFsauzs
of cairs. and sor sil way iahzasas sAkt srs ss'
oversowss. Capt. BfIiy B@wsn b as esmsasaa.
The Sam Cara goes ao caars wish rsw sf hsg.
The ans stszmEux }. .. kslsoEE { lying absss
the lNnding. T1aF 81
WsAass tis IafsrnAtioa sssaitsly - iesfs sthsl
% sanesy wsek. - ibs svsalaE. ssxsrad koAss lsf
ksw orlesns foF Mohils Bay. zAs Aostsia ~.
aast wsus he z. J. Lockweoas Wklts ossua IA
2, = B.. HamiitoH. Groessssk, BrilIiaat. TsEas.
COZ. RsssrYes n ". Th0nss, Peerless. Ank gaak
La~rsaos. rhsg are proysionsA feF tklrty a.yi
and hass heavy aaehors snz szzpliss of vstss
/ J. A. Lusk Is captain q The TsrssesA. Tsss
b4se eoAa1 pilots, bat tbs rfsss pflsta AAys eoa.
Gleng, inriaalzg tbs pilots u ths Tasaaeon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Great Guns.-Sinee the 18th Of last
December, says the New York Herald
our captures of artillery from The rebel
hon-6eld and siege pieces, brass, iron
and steel, smooth bores and rifles,
American and English manufacture, Of
All sorts aad sizes, from the little howit'
ger of flying cavalry squadron to the
ponderous mahogany mounted Arm
strong guns Of Fort Fisher aud caswell
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

CncISSArI, March -9.-Riyer fallen S
inches; 81 feet 3 inches Ia the channel.
Weather wst--hght rains an the morn.
ing, but becomiag eoli. baiaq islizaq s.
Il PfrTsHuRe, March 9--x. River II
feet by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear send mild. - saas ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

aoo1J 80 p 8l7'qa9 a77
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

MpGrHls. March &, va CAIno, March
S.-Elghs bodies have been received
fFem The wreck OF the steamer Watson,
recently sunk at Napoleon. TweBty-sevsu
persons are still uisaing.
The Arkansas River i stilllsisiBE.
Gaerrillas continue their oEiragee
ogtSi6s Of our lines. General Wash
burue has sent so expedition after them
Major Hewley. Of the 52d United
States InfaBiry, has been assigned 10
the command Of AL faFces on lhs west
side Of sbs Mississippi River from White
River % HorgAnza
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

PHlLADxLPHIA, March 6--A special
70 the Eesning Telegraph says;
Information has been received frsm
Winchester confirming The reported We
tory Of Sheridan over Early The bat
Gle took place NJ WAynssb0ro, and Shsri.
dan, whsu last heard from, bad captured
20 rebel officers and 800 prisoners.
eanaeuz, and 100 wagons, aud was stiIl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

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fLoUR-Tsry dmii ana pficss msmaaaf
WmEAT-DalI msa g. ~
bATs-~Dulf at fae. e sRaHM "a 81.
RYE--t -.
VII .kx-psiis hSsdsFs aSsr 70 esii st lS
Fk0tta s-nuti aaa prices dss3iniag Clsg
Mess Park aoid 81 - % aBa HAik Meats q Ia
8iTt{e Lard auil sha 20 dsn4aa.
ohouEkfEs- Dali bat pFises sFe uot Iovtf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Reports of Eheridan's
Movements.
His Victory Over Early
Complete.
He Captures 40 Officers.
1900 Men and 100
Wagons.
He Pushes for the james
River Canal. @
8H g "a
Gold 1852.
Gold 1876 I.2.

tspeciaE 10 EvansvElie Jsnrasl
Presentation of Medals - Rebeas kn
Froat of Terry.
Nxw YoRK, March o,--At a meeting
Of ladies st The Cooper Institute this az
tornoou, addresses were made by Mrs
Hige and Mrs SiEerman,s af Chicago,
in behalf Of the Northwestern Sanitary
Far "a Chicago, on the frat Of June.
I The Heraids Wilmington speeiaE
Says Interesting ceremonies srseantly
took place At tha headquarters Of Gen.
Sehoheld, the oeoasioa being the pre-
sentasfon Of medals to the officers and
soidiass Of the 23d corps for ths per.
iotmaace OF meriiorious duties and deeds
OF valor on the Geld Of battle.