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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
S Il A II E M T. N Il
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
CORN E XC H A N G E

Insurance Company,
On the 3lst day of December, 1864, made to
the Aaditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the
Statute of that State
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is "The Corn
Exchange Insurance Company" and is loca-
ted in the City Of New York.
L-CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock
is 100000 90
The amount of its Capital Stock
paid up is 100000 W
II.-ASSETS.
|. Cash of the Company on hand,
and in the hands of Agents and
other persons. 29,1OS II
2. Real Estate unencumbered--
None.
3. The Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Company, (as per
vouchers accompanying, -
how secured, and the rate of
interest thereon, to wit: lS6,500 OO
4. Debts due the Company Sc
cured by mortgage, las per ac-
companying vouchers,) 1o7,ooo w
5. Debts otherwise secured (as
per vouchers accompanying) $500 90
G. Debts for Premiums, 5,372 IA
7. All other securities, II, 4,l20 90
Total Assets of the Company, $4l0,O51 46
IIL--LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and not due, 5000 0O
Losses unadjusted, 34,650 90
Losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof 1000 90
All other claims against the Com
pany, In 5O
Total liabilities, s45,427 so
V.-MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount insured in
LANA ass.al Sll NM QQ
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
$1S,3S:4 65
STATE OF NEW YOBK,
1,nr-,.n,. L. a.,.r. ..nnn -


Carlisle Norwood, President, and John C.
Mills, Secretary of the Lorillard Fire lnsu-
rance Company, being scvcrally sworn, depose
and say that the foregoing is a full, true and
correct statement of the affairs of the said
Company; that the said Insurance Company
is the bona iide owner of at least One Hun
drcd Thousand Dollars of actual Cash Capt.
tai invested in Stocks aud Bonds, or in Mort
cages on Real Estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged and
that they are the above described officers Of
said Insurance Company
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Pres.
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary.
r,,,, Subscribed and sworn before me, this
l'N''"J sixth day of January, 1868.
| GsrAMr1 j. W. WILDLY,
Commissioner for Ohio in New York
0FricE OF THE ArproR OF STATE,
| Columbus, o., Jan. 10, 1865.
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is n
correct copy of the Statement of Condition Of
the Lorillard Fire Insurance Company of New
York, made to and flied in this Office for tho
year 1865, .... ....
[sE.I-] Witness my hand and seal officially
[srAar.] JAMES Fl, GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
II WILL sell at private sale the following
l. property, lying at Antiquity, Letart town
ship, Meigs county, Ohio, to wit: Consisting
of fourteen acres of improved land, contain
ing four dwellings, cistern, stabling, and sun
dry outbouses, including ship yard, with good
landing, and one-half of superior steam saw
mill, in operation. The land is we'll improved
and alse contains an excellent orchard Of as
sorted fruit. A fine opening for an enterpriz-
ing man. Terms of payment one third ia
hand and the balance with interest to suit
purchaser.
Inquire of the subscriber at Racine, Meigs
county, Ohio. "'-
HENRY HARPOLD.
November llth. 1s64-l.im
| INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
|VNHE United States Tax fer the month Of
i December in the I'd Division, 18th Collec-
tion District Of Ohio (being Meigs county,
is now due and payable within ten days from
this date. In defsu't Of payment collection
will be made with the addition of the penal
ties as provided by law. ba1 ep .'ls}as
e-a.cS ,s z GEO. D. GROWy !,
Pomcroy, Nov 20, lsel.-ly] DEFY Coll.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

The greatest amount insured in
any one risk,
The greatest amount allowed by
the rules to be insured in any
one city, town or village-No
rule.
The greatest amount allowed TO
be insured in any one block
Depends on circumstances.
The amount of its capital or
earnings deposited in any 9th
or State as security for losses
therein-None.
The Charter, or Act of Incorpo-
ration of said Company-On
file,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-09

On the I st day of january, 1888, made to
the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the
Statute of that State,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
The Soldiers Voting BIZ

A bill passed the House of Represen-
satives on Friday by which the vo.es Of
our soldiers in the field can be cas-. q.
all general elections il the future.
The bill provides that the soldier NAV
send his ballot home, prior to the cleo
ton, which is to De placed in tia ballot.
box on the day OF the election, and be
cosnsed with the other votes east Al
such election. We viii give a fall sy-
noysis of the bill on Monday. All the
Union members present. 6fty-one in
number, voted for the bin, aud every
Democrat who did not dodge, voted
against it.
The boysi IN blue viii please make q
note Of the fact.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Jubilee on the Fourth OF March.


The merchants Of New York City. 8
public meeting, have recommended Il
be people that they have national eel
sbration on the 4th Of March next
We hope it may be generally done
Never since the war began have we had
,uch reason for rejoicing, 50 many sue
eesses, such gratifying results, such higt
hopea
Bat, ia view Of the shorsness Of Il .
.eriod, We fear proper preparations VI !
not be made. Our citizens should hold
. meeting a. once and make suitable al
rangemenis. A large meeting should be
held in every county seat and city in tbs
State, that the whole people might get
together and rejoice over the grand sue
cesses Of our arms and the approach OF
she end Of our troubles
Let notice be given at once Of those
meetings; get out your Gags and music;
get out Jour guns, big and little; get on
Jour soldier soldier clothes, you that
have them; get ont Jour orators and
make the land resound With your reioie
ings.
If you are going to have time, have
big time, sad let the world know you
can rejoice IS well "a fight
Four years from the day the grand
doctrines Of the Republican party were
promulgated from the Capital, doctrines
Of answering fsalty to the Constitution
daring which interval thsy have beer
vindieated on thousand fields by the
blood Of the brave, it is eminsntly pro
per that ne should al rejoice
No other four years have 90 much Il
Illustrated oEr history, or vindicated oul
Republican Government. No other -four
years have been 30 crowded with hopes
and fears, and dangers, and triumphs
I! is time that NO should wind them uJ
with grstulations-that We begin tn
next four years with glad hearts, thank
ful to God for our many delivsrances II
the past, and eon6ding in bis power fol
our triumphs in the future.
Saturday next is the 18th Of March, anS
II anything 10 done il must be done .
once, and We, therefore, suggest that tn
leading Union men of .hs city NEE. a
the Clerks Office, at o'clock to-day. 4
consult on the matter and determine
What is proper to be done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

DIsoLAIAs THE Acr--We bad the
pleasure yesterday of meeting Colonel
Glenn, who commands at Henderson,
and was glad to hear from his own lips
that he disclaims aud reprobstss the re-
cent act of pressing negro hands on
the Idahoe aud other boats, and be as-
sures US that be will take care that such
things do not occur again.
1t is due to Colonel Glenn to say that
he was not at Henderson when ths ne
groes were taken, but that be will do
justice in the case.
Every candid man must acknowledge
that forcing negroes into the service
against their win must result IN injury,
aud Is, at the same time, an act OF gross
iajustiee and wrong Col. Glenn assures
us that boats need have no apprehensions
IN landing at Henderson, or at any poin,
under his jurisdiction. This desermi.
nation does credit to the Colonels head
and heart
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Real ESTATE For Sic.

4 WILL SILL rus FOLLOWING PROPERTY
a 0HEAPs 80 ,witi
l. Large House with 10 roems, near Main street
2. Two tar ~ Brick iIeu e., opposite Butts Head.
Large frame aud six lots. near the city
{. Z hree good Houses Oh Ann street.
>, Brick Houfo ua Sycamore. bet 81 and 9Th sts.
O. Two large houses on ntsi-ion street.
:. House and four lots ia Elliott'a Enlargement
8 Hiuse aud four lots Ia uoodsri's Enlargement
q Frame House near RAilr nd Machine sheps
le. One sso,y House on Third street.
n. Large Frame on Leet street.
ls. 10 90 and business Lot cor. Locust and sth
Is. six LOIS ia block ., Eastsru Enhancement,
IL several handsome residences aud tracts Of land
10 Striugtovp,
10 six y-siN acres within i mile Of Evansville.
l6 80 aeres within half mile OF Evansville.
~. Thfce sofus adjoining tse city.
Is. 81 acres near Oak Hni Cemetery
-. lots acres, With large House, near the city
20 50 asres 10 cleared, within miles Of the city
a. $50 acres Ia Pos county, good land.
-. co aerrs In Varies county.
%. A very handsome Residence In BoonvIlle, with
81 or II acres attaeh~d.
-. A great variety OF Building Lots tn every part
Of the city
rs, Large Brick House in Yoangleye's Enlarg'mt
ne will eAchsage the lands IN Posey aad
Warriek counties for city property.
The above embraces one OF the 6uest lists evei
otscTed tn kVansviiie. Fer particulars call a
0yn shaekeliord's Office one door east Of Proves
ALvAH JOHNSON,
dee29-n ReAi Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

CoHFIfxEsTARr.--A correspondent OF
the WabasA Express, writing from Indi-
annapolis, in animadverting on the crimi-
nal neglect Of members to be in their
seats, and attend properly to the Inter
ests Of their constituents, and Of the
State, pays the following deserved com
plimens to our friend, the Rspressntativr
from Vanderburgh Coany;
"Vaneerburgh County, however, ia
veil represented by Hon. Fred. W. Cook,
who 10 nearly always in his seat, in the
House, and is industrious in the dis
charge Of bis duties.
Members who cannot possibly attend
TO their business should resign and per-
nit others TO hll their places who would
do their duty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

80 New Albany will soon have two
extensive Rolling Mills in operation
within its limits, 70 add to the prosperity
and material wealth Of the city.-Ledgcr.
Why should not Evansville have one
Rolling Ain1 Our city is famous for
excellent Foundries AID Machine Shops,
and for the skillfulness Of Der artisans
II New Albany can supper two Rolling
Mills, Evansville shoald certainly support
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

30 A gentlemen Just from Knoxville
states that considerable excitement pre-
vailed in that place when be left there
owing TO reports brought By scouts that
Longstrees was moving from Lynch
burg upon Bristol with . heavy force,
WITH the intention probably Of attacking
Knoxville. We mention the report With
out attaching much importance to it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Card.

1s= EFAEsvTLLK, keh. 70.
Edstszs ksxzs~iIIs EsusuAl.
As shere seems, from the card Of Sat
urdsy, 70 be an nnappropriated balance
from ths fund for the members OF the
9th Indiana Battery, Of more than 500,
the following statement is due 20 the
committee Of distribution: Six more
sufferers, 10 addition 10 the fourteen
whose names are given, were made the
recipients Of the same amounts, Of Sic so
each Several Of them we're citizens in
Government employ and involved in the
same dreadful catastrophe as were the
9th Indiana Battery. The sum thus dis
tr;buted amounted to $3.50. The resi-.
due, 81 IS. was placed in the hands of
the General Ward Master, o. d. Gof.
from whom a receipt vas taken, TO be
applied 70 the most needy cases
With sincere thanks 10 behalf Of these
suffering inmates Of our General Hos
Pitsl for this honorable aud generous
expression Of feeling,
! remain yours,
] Y. DoDGE,
EosuitaI Chanlnir
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27


TOBACCO SALEs.-We clip from II
Louisville Journal Of Friday the follo. =
ng report Of the sales of tobacco IN thss
city on Th0rsday.
Il will be seen that of IT. horsha4d.
sold, but one Of them brought as high
rice as one hogsbead sold at Summers
s Speeds warehouse On Tuesday lssi
and that large proportion Of it sold 81
prices less than the poorest hogshes.
,frred ia this city.
he market wa act vs fhoaxb pri.ps we're
tee we .kee. - 81 ~ .azsisezds - fail.a-
. Z Sc Is l. Al ssgs - p =, S7aTT IL
81 rs. - 9 "a ~ 20. q sszes rs, 5 i la@
" 70. = ~ al 70. > Sis4is75, AZ rTfgf
| IS, Al Sisay IS : At sIessf0T5, % ss1g=8 =
al ga sss 2 %, Il 81 zsa24 50 ~ 81 . $
l IS ~ sz7@z7 90. ] ~ 3. ~ &s9qs9 =, l -
81 20, - Sc ,tE and : sersps and s~reE-
.Rgs At szess % per 100 be. Bid. on 10 heEs
hs@ds ssrs rslseEsd- -seE
The fact Is that tobacco has declined
during the last ten days, from 10 70 II
cents per pound, both - Louisville ana
Henderson.
II
The Journal Of Saturday gives the
sales Of Frisay, which shows ike dis
parity in prices between that city aad
this
In the sales of Friday in Louisville,
it will be seen that Of l2s hogsheaas
put on the market, only 10 hogsheads
vent 70 so and upwards, and only 3
that commanded over go per 100 lbs
We can see no reason why Evans
vile should rot be IS good . Tobaeeo
market as Louisville, and we have ne
doubt that as good prices eau be OBJ.
tanned here rs at Louisville without in
earring the additional expense Of ship.
ping 70 that point
For shipping to the Eastern sea-board
this is better point than Louisville. =
was fully illustrated last year.
The Journal of Saturday gives the re
port Of sales, as follows
Ths maFkst EsmAins fslsrsbiy scrivs. theezt
prices are sseiining. Sales Of la hexShssas l..
day, - fsaiows az - -. Is ~ seas %, q
80 ~. n = e !. :. sss ~ = . sos = !.
ess IA9is -. II At 1ias8ls IS. 81 sls asssls 70
At Nsesis 30, AZ st7aSiT IS At a. IS, / -
t2s@15 IS, : ct tss3s3 Is. - So IS, / 4snaaxss
Trash st - 70. ssa ! stems At 81 - pr leo iAs
b'ds &c 81 ke<sha@ds we're sstsstss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

- The Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL writes
that the President said the other day:
have made up my mind to make very
few changes in the Offices in my gifts for
my second term. The fact is, think
shall not remove = single man, except
for good and sufficient cause"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27


lseruAgy l5th, f1s5---An6 if IL bsrsby ordered
asd directed b ths Con- mon Coene.i u the city
% EFe1ssiil@ that TIE owners ~ al lots or parfs
o. 4otas froEftag on or sdtointaz tbe 5outh si1-
Of Franklin bEresf, rom Washington Street
Nsstwzyd 70 the corporatton lipe iD said city.
eAuaa the sidewalks thereon = b bfoughs 70 the
proper gr4as, and ehaf thsy csusz Sidewalk Of
ella No 2 % b laid down thsrsoa within thirty
days from the publ3estios 81 tbs order.
A. PFAYTLIE, Clerk.
ByAN Hc6zTFr, Deputy.
CIR cIsrk's 0ees. FssrzETy -. Isss.-Iv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

Boz We learn that gang of guerril.
las attacked party of colnrsd troops at
Morgan6eld. Ky, fsw days ago, kill.
ing ten and vounding fifteen. They
were supposed to be = part of QuantrelTs
command-LoSisrills Jcurnak
We have bad no such information
here, and are iaclined 10 believe that
the Journals informant Is mistaken in
regard 20 the matter.
Indeed We doabt If there havs been
any guerrillss at Morgan6eld recently.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

80 A national bank, With capital
stock Of 100000, will be organized in
Logansport on the eth of March. II il
owned by the business men Of tina. city,
and is intended as home institution.
The branch bank will close aud the new
one will oscapy its place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

~ Nev York is exercised about the
dangerous condition Of tbss city in res
pect to fires from petroleum. Il is es-
timated that there are 40, 900 barrels of
this most conbustible commodity stored
below Fiftieth Street, in that city, much
Of it without the slightest prsesasion
againss ere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

@ We have the sad intelligence
that Brig Gen Terry, the young hero
Q, sors Fisher, is now greatly prostras-
60 oy me poisonous malaria in his sys.
TEN imoaosd during his Southern cam
peigning. Were not his duties SO in
minsnt and onorous, be would feel com.
PEELED 10 ask leave Of absence from
aSty for medical trszsasak
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

Phenix Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn Cash Assets se25, 902 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

cRBEE KSR A FLASK EEDE-wALx.
February 10gh, Fss5.-And II is kersby ordered
and 6irsetsd - the Csmmon Council Of tie essy
q Evassviiis, that the owners Of 81 lots q psrs
Of lots fronting or or adjoining TIE vest side Of
N-lker street. e@tEesn Third ard Forrfb stTssts,
IL eaid city szzsss the sid wzfka thereon u -
brought 70 the proper grade 4zd that they cau-e
. si6s-wsik Of cl4ss No. 20 b laid dosu theresa
Sfth5n thirty days affsr the publieatisn Of this
order. A PFAFFLIS, Clerk.
ByA. n MeGEHKF, Dspzfy.
City Clerks Ofa1s. FEB. 25tb, Isss e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

Insurance Co. Of North America,
Philadelphis. Pa Cash Assets
81. 6f2.127 AZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
FOR ALE.
Re 4 Estate for sala

T'HK FOLLOWING TRACTS OF DESIRABLE
4 Lsbd<s
No. 4 ~ CT section :, ssvrs I. r,ur-sw
y sore, IN kniKni township
No. >; I a sc ion 2, sowa 5, range 10 v Ia
C -, IN scott toznshiP-
No. 5: % : Or, section "a, town 5. raaze 10
80 serss. ia Kn5ght VI hip.
Noa. = NJ sr s.etiub /. Town s. range lU
= 80 seEas. IN xnigut and Ceusre iovnsh. y
No. e: Pf NIX wv q, ssrsior 5. TO c, rang
10 ", 50 aerHs IN O~utre township
No G. ~ ar NV ar. saeiio= town 6. rSuge
iH y. ~ scrvss Ia Cshsre tsNaship.
NJ J. ~ sEqs So Ct. -setiea St, town c, ranzs
o ", = -erus. 80 atse tswa-hip
~ s. 81 a 81 q. secti 8. toWn s, r2age ie
" 80 ares. q >ccst township.
Nc. 3; - q Sc a, sectis.a IL. to~n 8, rang
70 W, - Asr-s- n SCOTT wpehip.
No. 10. II or Sw ar, SEXTON 81 town :. range
~ W - serss. IN UaSoa te1ushsr
NJ. Its NE qr "a qr. seetion q, toun :, range
II ~ 80 aefes, a Y n'ca trsashf
10 :; sE sr NV qr. secttsn . teun 6 rsnrs
g " ~ zcFss, IN CrntFe fp- his xrscf has xoad
frRHls hoass. Nith f0ar mems, nd xoo.a bars
G on y, WITH - x-res nBa~r cEif vafs0n The
fthG Lles " II. and u Of tbs bal ia the uotsuFv
No. -; SW ar IS or, sectsan 4, towu 4 ra.x~
10 y, IN Centre town. hiP-a9je.hi the lat trs
above Eaasef has u 4eres Hnder eultiystlca .
eontainss - way Of imprsysnasuf. loz hosse. :
| large tobacco karH. knd leg stable Ihs preua-
isos are veil supplied With ~ater and thr soi 4
unsurpA-ssa tor @zvicrl urAl purpasss.
No. h: sW a 81 az, sscrien 4, town q. raner
1 II vi ~ acres IN Scott township
Ne. 10 = sN ar, s~ctien Is. iowa 4. range
III VI 50 acres. Aaa NW ar or. section Is, tsw
1 4, rage Il W, 90 ssroa, n seotf township
also, land IN Gihsos, " arrick Pike, ana D.sfss.
eountiss, Indiana. And lsna IL Isxa ana issonrl
+ Third street, KvznsFIiie, ~
+ wALkER a LUSKFNHKTNER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
ooEroEArIos NOTICE

FsbTuzry is 3. IsGs.-And now II 4. hsr.tyv Or
asrsd and dEsets1 b. sss CON nah Csur.eli a ~.
esif 81 kFaassiils 1 At ahs aMhsre 81 sII lsfs 81
parts q lots treating o. or EAleinlnx the Nerfh
sfds OF AiAta Stre~t, bstween laird ard fourth
Assuns. h sssf city, Gauss the fIsswsIks thersar
. - brorEhf - = proper grade. and that thsy
Gauss = sldsNAlt o. class Ne 10 - 40 49,.
tsslssn Stthis fhiFtJ days ffea tbs publioatiou
q shis esis. A. PFAFFLIE, CIsrk.
city Ciegk's One. Feb 20, ff6s,-fw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
FOE SALE

A WELL IMpBOYED YARN or SEVENTY
> aeTs4 Ten acres Of timber. Situated on the
- q. tallrgads 0ae nts and half sauth OF
prinutop, bibaon county. Indiana. There f. on
The farm sgoubg nat bfarlng orchard. Bald
~ u good repair. Apply % fhe premises for
inrfhsf iaiofWAfioH.
our ~ II CHEN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

- 4 mammoth musk rat was killed
by . gentleman night before last on
Chestnut street, above Floyd Il lie sup.
posed 1t ersvled from the old bed Of the
creek through . sewer.--Los Dem.
We we're not aware that Louisville
was sach rural village a. to be infested
With musk rats, rsccoons. etc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

pSE We learn from TIA New Albau.
Iud.l Ledger that recruiting has ,aktn
fresh impetus in that city. ana
oys are coming in nobly sad volunteer
az Roll IN fhe ball
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Valuable Real Estate

Ion SALE OF LEAsE.--Lot No. las IN the
II Doaatgoi Anlsrgsaasats b-lns 70 feet 'front.'
ing on Fourth street, bAfsean Locust and Wal
nut stnefs u vilt b. sold a. bargain. Also
a vain BE farh u 80 ssFas. ~ milss from town,
tils heW Feisnsbafg roai. we'll ann rossd. for
ssis exchange Tor Suitable city property, or viii
lease ieF = tsfm VI years 70 good tenant
~ giCKERY BIOS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
Hospital Chaplain

@r When Col r. ]. Breckinridge
was captured, be had 81 order from ].
c. Breckinridge, Secretary Of War, 10
come to Kentucky and order all Con-
federate officers and soldiers out Of the
State upon the penalty Of being handed
over to the Federal Government to be
treated Is guerrillas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
CITY ADVERTISED 'Ts
ooRPoEArIoE NOTICE..

February l5fh. 1875 And nov a Il hereby or.
der-d sud directed ~ the Camma usnncfl n the
city o. Eyausyiiis that the ownass o. an lot ~
part % lets fFon ling On or sdlsiaing the sosth
essf side Of Iazis street. frens Hark-t gtrs.t !.
the canal, n SD city cause the sIasHsiks thereof
% - brought % TIE proper gfsfs, aud that thev
eaass siasastk - class Ne ts - iaid so,sf
u this order. A pFAFTLlE fsi-yL
ByA MegRaTy, Dspaty.
City Clerks ossee. FEB. -. lass.--iw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

A LrxUsr.--Ths good people Of the
Sixth Congressional District are jast
nov enjoying the luxury Of draft
The Indianapolis Journal daily con.
tAias colamn or two of names Of the
lucky onsa
Among those drawn 10 Hancock coan-
tyu woOdford vsIlaadighAm. We won.
der if be is related 70 Clement, Of Day
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

A LARGE TWO STORY BuILDt CIV ELL
- bulit-saitable for FACTORY OF WAhE-
nUU =, siiuntsd In a central aud business part %
fhe city utar the wharf Trims easy Enquire
a. fba oiicH ef Ben, stinson Third sirret. three
dnors absYe Main. fsb25-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27

~ The iAssh Illinois regiment, one
thousand strong, arrived st Louisville
Friday morning, and lsft for Nashville
II is a splendid looking regiment, com
posed mostly Of veterans.
General Thomas will soon haze a.
large an army around Nashville asd in
East Tsnnssses as the one that over.
whslmed Hood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-27
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onAHA. Feb Is

OnAHA, Feb. ID
To KgiOr General @. n. Dodge
The following is is It received:
HsADoEs ExPKDu9os OF IsDIAxs.
Is THR EIEIp.
hgD SrElEo, Feb. IL, 1856.
Have had two spirited engagements
with the Indians, at this post Asd fifteen
miles bslow, on the Platte. We had
about one hundred and City men; the
Indians numbered one thousand and
Eve hundred to two thousand warriors.
well mounted and armed. Have driven
them Oft They are probably on thair
way north 10 toia hostile Missouri In
dams
Oar casualties are two killed and
twenty-oae wounded Some horses and
mules killed. The men behaved sd-
mirahly. The number OF Indians killed
and wounded must have been large
" D. CoLLExs,
Lieut Col Com 2 West Sab Dis,rsct.