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Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
from the Houston News.
1he Interview at Point Is;,-
bel

Lieut.. CO... Gray arrived here last
week from Browns willie, as bearer Of
aispat ches to Maj. Gen Walker, fir M
Gen. Slaughter, who reported the re-
suits Of an interesting and important
interview. held on the llth March ::
at Point Isabel, between Gen. SlauSh-
ter and Mai. Gen. Lew. Wallace, L.
S. a., commanding department Of
Maryland, enjoying the entire conf
dence of Gen. Grant, aud sent South
by him on an inspection tour, for the
benefit of his health, steamer being
placed at his disposal.
We have been permitted by Maj
Gen. Walker to look over the official
documents, and with his sanction,
publish a synopsis Of their contents
This publicity will doubtless not
please Gen w allace, who desired--
Gen. Slaughter writes-;hat his
mission be kept strictly private. -
lie WIS informed, however, that Gen.
Walker would be informed Of any
and all things that might occur dur
ing the interview :" and Gen. Walker
in his turn, desires that the people of
Texas should beacquainted with the
treache1y Mr.. Lincoln proposes to
them through his confident, his tool,
Wallace.
On the 7th March, Gen. Slaughter
received communicable from Il Mr..
Chas. " orthington, asking for per
sonal interview. Mr.. w. is SON
in-law of the late Hon. Forbes Brit
ton, member Of the Texas Senate
from Corpus Christi, where Mr.. w.
resided before the war. He was ust
from New Orleans, where Gen. Wal.
lace, on arriving from the North i'm
mediately sought him out, and in
quired if he could not place him Gen.
Wallace to beg personal interview,
to confer in relation to the war; and
10 interchange ideas concerning the
possibility of adopting basis, upon
which the Confederate and United
States government might treat; and
ultimately y concede a peace houora-
bic to both.
After some hesitation Gen. Slaugh-
ter determined to grant the inter
view ..for the reason," he says "that
whatever might DC Gen. Wallace's
object, he could obtain nothing from
n,e," and that the information elicit
sd from Gen. W. might be valuable.
Gen. S., by agreement, proceeded
with his Staff, to Point Isabel. winch
he reached at noon; and soon after
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

We would advise those pers ons
who have become frightened at the
intelligence received, and are eager
to invest their Confederate money
for specie at fabulous prices, TO
hold on while longer, as it may be
requisite to have the former for spc-
citic purposes. Gold in all proba-
bili1v will tumble down in few
avs, and somebody will find them
selves biz.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

PgfE.-lnr nntfing business has
played 0u' with Us. We have
nryUgit SOM. men into notice through
th.. columns oI;he Houston Telegraph
anI Galveston News. since this war
began. l>ltn would never have been
hr..d Of nu;Sl.!. the lines Of their
cam and ;,ttrr they had come up.
actually turned their nose up at us
boci.I~r We We're poor. and in one in
~IiNc,. We were refused a shelter in
,hrir tent during the Louisiana cam
pajgu Of 1864, hu. the too! came to
u, til. next day and had the face to
ak rs TO report him a hero. when he
run h!>" n wiid-ca, upon the frs; ap
prnAcii Of the Yankees, and wanted
Us to make up in putiS what he lacked
ia bravery. Reader when you see 4
,,uti' in n-v spaper. YOU may bet that
Il hItt!c Of good brandy or something
better i hid in some corner. We
n',>r learned many good lessons
whil" with our boys in the field. and
a' som" future day the public shall
i,Hv" our experience. W. have al
ways noticed that ihp-" who Dragged
the louurst. and hoastcd of their
,rowc-s. where they could whip at
l4ust three Yankees. who dressed the
finest. drove til. fastest horses, and
utd: love to tn" ladies. and was
what they called a ladies man, were
IN r.'"rv case III" biggest towards
when III, bullets and shells of the
Yankees began TO whistl" over their
heads Ask any old soldier if thi.
j. unl rlln-L k.rnemnu's Chamrion.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

Among the casualties in the recent
battles around and above Petersburg
We regret to notice the names Lieut..
Gen. \. P. Hill, and Major General!
w II. Fitzhugh Lee. The army
does no. contain two more gallant Of
fcers, and their loss will be most
severely felt.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
The Latest News!

This paper will pay literally for
news of any character furnished It,
Whenever used In writing, be brief
and to tho point, and forward by the
quickest means possible.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
Headquarters Army Northern Va. !
April ., 1868.

i.llt Ecurlnl Grant
have read your letter Of this date con
-.in.ng trr,,,S ot Surrender Of the army Of
N"rthrrn Virginia, IA proposed by ycn.
i.lti "a, they ar" til" SAM. expressed in your
,.;tcr .! t!l, Sth instant, they are accepted.
vii! proceed to dcs gnntc the proper otti
c"is - carry The stiru.ntons into effect.
Very respectfully.
II. t. LEE, General.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
lIn O'Rs INsNs- MISS. DEPT /
Shreveport; April 2l, 1865. I

.>o3lIt>tS If >hc Vuus- Hiss. 1rmy:
Ihr crisis Of our revolution is at
hnMH Great disasters have over
taken n,. The Army Of Northern
Virginia, aud our COMMANDMENTS
tA.,: ar, prisoners Of war. With
v"u rests the hopes OF our nation,
and upon yonr action d"pends tn"
'r;e OF nnr people. I appeal to you
IA tn. n'ilnr -: the cause YOU have
So h@a"jc;,llv uaintaiucd,- til"
nam" "t >uu3. tirrsid les mud families
20 dear to vo,,.-in the name Of your
u "dj.;: r.,ull;:y who-r tu,ur. is IN
your ha..,,r. Show that you ar"
w"rlhy ri vonr position in history
rror,, t. the world hat ro,r h.ar's
has. il.' tailed in ,lI. hour Of Ii"nr
ter, .u,. ,h::, ~ :l,r last moment you
viii Sustain HE .."i y cans, which has
h.,.r :" .ri","n~(N' hattl.'l for. by
goa. brethren east Of the Nissis
-'n,:.
You po>-'"r~ tn" means "t long re-
>ieriHr invasion. l"u have hopes Of
-0rror from nbroti--!:o:rac' the
-."u-g1', and ,vou will surrl v receive"
.lir H.I q, ua,io..s who :.Ir"adv deep
~ sy1nrul!i1. with sou.
S@"1 l. >our r"Io's-m"inta;n
y.,u. discipline. The great rcsour
c >i i!,.s N"r"I;'l",,t, its vast o..
trut, rhr numbers. the discipline, aud
IL, o:.;eiency Of IA" Army. viii Sc
v'!r" 10 our country terms chat
proud people can. with honor, as
r,r'. ,,tI may. under the Providence
f tiuA, h' the means Of checking
III. triumph Of ou, enemy and Of S..
cut;HE III, FINAL -rrc..ss o: our cause.
l.. KIRBY SMITH.
General.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
l.. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
April Z. 1865

-'E'II! = TNVo:
Gen. Il. +. Ln,-I, ne result "i the
last week must cpn> !ucr go" ui tie
nnrrl.sanrs~ Of further resist on
,h.. part ut the Army O, Northern
Virginia IL ,hie Struggle. fee! that
il i, -. and rrg;t,d il ~ my duty to
-hllI lto,n :nyseii the rr possibility
rt umv further riin-inn "f blood NY
asking 4 you ;Ile surrender OF 'h Z
PARTON rf tbs. Confederate States
Array I<nown ITS sh4 Army Ok North
rIn Virginia.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

During the week northern dis
patches Of a very nntavorah!e char
acter to us, have been coming in
thick and fast Gloomy faces, the
day before yesterday, was the order
of the day.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

We direct particular attention OF
uur soldiers and civilians to the adj
dress Of Gen. Smith Though not
lengthy, it is to the point, and con-
veys pretty correct idea OF our
situation
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

We understand that a DR.. Flowers
living near Bastrop, La, was killed
on the 9th inst, by some OF his ne
rroes. One Of the negroes was
caught and burnt.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

u, ii foreign exile that wouiu hrra:.
~, thrir nationality and ,hHtt,. ''I"ir
household gods for cvpr--,o, l.ot c,-n
TO sustain ,llc II Mpur & doctrine.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

We publish in to-dav's paper, an
account Of the interview between
Gen. Wallace, Of the United States,
and the Confederate authorities, at
BROWNSVILLE
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
For Terms ef Subscription and 40
eertisimg, SEE. first page.

AttentiO n!-Persons arriving
with, or receiving, late southern or
northern papers, will oblige us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
shreveport Semi w ccl>AS News

West, copy Of which | handed
YOU yesterAav.' Gen. Wallace nrg-
ed this view Of the question--thr
necessity OF separate action ~ the
Trars Mississippi Department - III
various way, that we had gone ont
Of the Uu!ou by separate stat" ac-
ton claiming the constitutional right
10 do so, and coul,. now wiih"ra"
f! ON the Contederacy with much
more reason, as the Constitution of
the Confederate States expressly pro-
vides i,''-thc Eas, had abandoned
us, and that we had no power to aud
them i: We wished.
He talked great deal about the
destiny of a reunited Government,
based upon the consent Of IA" south
eru people. He pr"tr>S"d to h"l''v"
that a prac. could be concluded by n
reconstruction fair aud ll"nora Die TO
both parties Tie dw~lS upon the
destruction OF property, and ia" n''
mornlizaIi"n Of society following m
r,Siun. and said Il like iatc aWalies
Texas, in case no un! !'r>iai'Ii"G:
could he had. Hr nckn""lr1 gc'l
that the negro presented himself. IN
every phnS,. of the quest on and l.
the great stumbling block. urltb"r
the North nor the south knowing
what to DO with him. H.. o'td"'t:
"Lrt III" tell you that "" regard Mr.
Iincnlu'> .nlHuciU t'on l'rarI'rnt-
ton a. a great mistake. 1t l. look ed
upon by til" most Intelligent nr"H Of
the North. outside Of the gN"lr;,l ',h-
clifton party, n, a,.Iilulv. anH viii b.
treated accordingly. ihr rrup"sr!
aulrn,;mrn, If he Constitution II lh''
| ui;tI States 10 ,':l!nncrnal" the l'''-
yr,,rs vii, prohAIiv not be / -t!.'rI by
:. sufficient number OF IT." States /"
give it validity iur N,Nr>-luIr"u il
may never hr. Slavery in rh" re-
turning states w"nl1 -" gov"rn", by
the ta;r oi tina, aln"nLlnrul.'
He said the r-tnrn Wiii"h 'hr pr"-
rlc o,' the Trans y Mi-si>~jppi Drpoyt-
mrnt would receive Gov the ~"rr.iIc'.
Of thrir slave property, w'"'i he 4
recognition and guarantee" 81 lh''r
rights, iunnu,i'i'.~ and NrlVlt 'S"- o..
:. footing with the citizens %: the
most favored States.
I As Coz. Ford justly observes, Gem
/ Wallace completely rrtutrd tni:- -'ar-
anin.,' hv a Y,ri'al oi' Lis owu nc's,
of la,r in the De- a.rncn' OF Nary
land. where h,. co.nmnntrI ind,,
IN. new State Cpn~titur,"n aho!i~h-
ing slavery. the L"c;~Iatur" passed
nm &c, ,,rovidiu- fur appr, ..,.ainy rhr
negroes from three +" twenty yr;u>
/ J'h,. trnhan- Court Judges, IN. -x-
,c,;ors Of tn. act. in erlur cruu.i.~
omitted to nrovi1r forth, old negroes.
,hou~j an,'rruricIu.- the >oul.- u,,. :.
;e,.. Wa.!aco ;n; ltrrrI p'j.,rul.l.
r. ,.,. :,,.,..., .,- a.. .,.....-,r 49, r.;
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

". are authorized to announce Major
:. = OLIVER a. n cauIi,iat: for State
Treasurer.
L.'isi ia papers COPY lArrL' " te
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22
FOR state Tfca,tlrcv.

W. hr" author yrj 70 annuuuc" Colonel
t.'~~ l.. III * i. Of tn. Parish of Na,chi
'ch's. Is 4 rlHfl3tt" ior State Trca ,nIcr.
COR tti' "rHr.iDE election.
al \ .yy.t,I..
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

and his threats HgiiI hSi Louis .\ai''-
ieuu and Na<iiu i.ian--uut!i such
time us Gen. Grant ~lal; 't"rn f.ll-
i.hch thnt lt.ir Southern joh Il viii!
l,,. rrcoli"ctoi Iha; on Tvs" occasions
the Federal Congress has most en-
uiiatical(v 'reSnlvrt 20 snstain til"
! Monroe dnctrinr. Mr.. l.incoin's : sec.
! nnl ylatiur.n has lhHt plank IN it
/ The Federal Sonata has lately re-
fused to sanction any arprrpriaii""
tora u diplomatic mission TO M"Nim'i-
ial,', Court. Ict the willy S.w"ru
/ has invariably managed to p"rsuadc
! th. European powers inter : ."d' { AT
/ Conmr,.>s had nothing whatever 70
do with the foreign policy OF Nf.
( I.jnr"in's administration. AMI that
Congressional trnth and huucomhr
! I'D not iuGi ate the Cabinet resolves.
. Th, French E1np"ro, has sent no
! Minister to W Washington because of II
urea; Mexico rVndr-. ln:t'tr just be-
{ f.r, hi, death by til" lat" M. Dar-
ton. t. :. Mini>trr ~ Ia,i@. A'N'-
mi Han hnn sent au crvoN /" d"'ni''H
f MIR. Lincoln t. rrc"|,Ijz. h : Gov
rlnu.rat. or TO rrtl-A to do i. Nr.
I-iuco.u tnr Mr. Seward ract,-.} viii
40 'inun; hlandly dip!omafizr, HnI.
pvrhars. Irrn- uiH' Na> ;niIiHn-"'l'h
Il ir~niticti lc~rTV IN w a' 81
II, al that it i only ~ b." 1.,o fc1tl.
,u' thi- InH~cr",.t r"v,inairu. and ;',r
Lincoln Gurcrnnrmt A4nb4~~ndo. ~
;hr II.n--lIj~~i>sip},i rr'."l- may.
auI lajIrir.~ W.li. T. '7nrcn to cu;G-
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

Hon. John NJ. Daniel, Editor 0
the Richmond Examiner, is dead.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-22

| am, S.r, .~rry Respectfully.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

coHTisuRD
All public enterprises that require
money--cither by donation or stock
subscription--are taken hold Of slowly
BY capi taliata, from the fact that bust.
mess men are generally kept 50 closely
confined, attending to their own business,
that they don't give any new project due
confederation For this reason, II re-
quirea some one to urge the matter all
the time--explaiuing the beneficial re
suits 10 follow by adopting the new aga.
sen--if ii has any. Such was the fact
in making up the stock Of the old State
Bank OF this State. But as soon ~ the
bank was put in operation, and proved
TO be paying institution, you could see
capitalists hunting mp stock for invest
ment, and to-day we find that ia opening
the books for stock on new bank, the
great difficulty is 70 supply all; and thus
il is with ali stock companies. As soon
as they are proven 10 be paying institu.
tons, tho stock 10 sought for by capital
ists. But In all new adventures there
must be some pioneer In the matter It
10 really the duty Of the merchants and
business men--if they believe there is
anything In new projeet--to test IL by
calling meeting, appointing com.
mittee 10 investigate the matter, and
mature plan OF organization before
calling on the citizens for their subscrip-
tons. And then II such committee have
not timo 10 give the matter their per-
sonal attention, appoint and pay some
one 10 attend to IL for them, who will
give his entire attention 10 it. The only
plan that can DO adopted under tbs
present State law, in my opinion, Ia By
jofat stock--pntting the shares Ut an
amount agreed upon, aud the subscribers
10 sign the number OF shares that win
cover th@ amount they wish TO invest.
Then let the stockholders elect by vote,
giving each share of the stock one vote,
Directory, consisting or Eve stockhold-
era Tor more il desired), 70 serve one
year from the day Of election, the Di-
rectory to select one of their Number for
President, and appoint Secretary. The
stock should be paid to said Directory,
and they to purchase. or have pur-
chased, for The benefit Of the company,
the boats required, and then officer
them. But, says one, am willing to
subscribe five or ten thousand dollars
stock, but don't like The individual liza.
biity clause. am willing TO risk my
stock, but nothing more, 10 establish the
line; but don't want to be called on for
any losses. In reply TO this, l would say
that our Legislature meets in few days,
and it would be but little expense to send
up two influential citizens, who would
use their Influence to have general law
passed covering this case Other States
have such laws, under which companies
have been organised A company got
ten mp in this way makes every stock,
holder an agent, bes .des giving the line
their own business. / think there ara
many reasons why such company
would not lose money, some OF which |
will give you in my next II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02
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AmuSemenfS.

NEW METRoPoLIrAN.-The rendition o.
the character Of "Fanahon last night
by Miss Fanny 3. Price was highly ar
tissic and pleasing. Indeed it is uni.
veraAlly conceded that she has no supe-
rior in this character, az in fact she has
few in any other. She waswell support,
ed, for the most part, by the excellent
and talented company now playing here.
The inclemency of the weather deferred
many from ventaring out, and the audi.
ence was small Tonight the thrilling
play OF East Lynne" will be present
ed. 1.-THE weather il fine, we predict q
crowded house.
Tomorrow night Miss Price takes a
benefit, and win appear in her prize
character of "Vesta." OF course she
viii have . rich offering.
vrsrA, THE $500 PRIzE DRANA-As
Miss Prices prize drama is about to Be
produced, and that our readers may
form some idea of the treat in store for
them, we clip the following from an ex-
change:
Miss Fanay Price and Her Prize
DraBsa. the heroine Vssta, abe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

i sruly great In the first ACT she ap-
cars the young girl, full OF hope and
ioy before ner hghE-hegrled mpanioRs;
vet, beneath an exterior Of joFoazness
there Turks . feeling and sense Of de-
spondeacs which tie gay surroundings
cannes dsspeL With what art she dis
guises her feelings before the happy
throng, and bow beautifully and feeling
Iy she porsraya to her young friend the
lights aad shades Of her beloved profess
sion, one made immortal By Shaks-
peare, a Schiller, and q Moiiere. g.
change OF scts and we see her 90 the true
sife, loving daughter and devoted mo
Their. How true 10 nature she ia, when,
On discovering her long-Iost father, and
finding him q supposed criminal, heeing
from justice, and wFougfully accused,
abe turns to him with the fond womsniy
instincts and holy lows of a daughter,
Offering Ter weak arma as shield for
tbs author of her being.
With what faliness of conception she
portrayed irus wife. MAS greatest
| Joy and blessing, more difacult in hel
case, having for q mate brute in hi
man form, monster devoid Of feeling
and unprincipled to the lowest degree
4 How the mother shone IN her s. tht
thoaghs Of danger TO her absent caild
and with what earnestness ahs plsadeG
1 for her return. With tranEcendAn
beauty she stood In bold relief agains
the great wrong done her, then sinking
with womans tenderness and love, On
her Blended knees, and crawling IN Tia
dust, with faltering voice and streaming
| eyes, pleads with the unnatural fathe
q for her darling--her only one |
would be almost difficult TO conceive
6ner piece Of acting than that of thi
scene; yet in the last act she outshoue
If 'twere possible, all pTeVieas efforts
where, smaFting 10 asenge the yioleH
end of the father Of her & i'd 5 &
he was), she makes tbs astounding dis
coyery that BY the haad Of her only pa
rent he met his death. Then in he
breast arises desire TO save, and wit
heroic hrmness she resolves 10 sacFihc
herself on the altar Of fiIial duty; and
failing 10 this, aae sinks With broke
-heaFa in lhe arms of death, made doubl
welcome By the lcea Of kindred mol
dear.
In Vesta Mss Price has p+ogs
herself most admirabis deliLeat0F
the deeper passions. She Ii all that Il
author could wish, aud ~ advise .
lovers Of the drama in its parity, not
miss an opportunity Of seeing ii.
Masonic HALI@--Prof Schultz had
small, but very select, aGdisnes 10 wi
meas the admirable performance Of b
music class last night, and al we're 4
lighted. The litle misses did themaelv
. much credit in Lheir performances.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

LUsUs NATURE Mr.. Benjamin Laaa-
well, who resides near Golssbnrg, Hardin
county, Kentucky, this morning brought
TO our Office chicken having four legs
and four wings, all well developed The
forward legs grow out from the upper
point Of the breast bone, and are con-
sIdesably shorter than the hind legs.
The chicken uses but one Of the forward
legs, resting upon ID when scratching In
the earth. Tho second pair Of winga
are small and are Immediately under
ths natural wings The chicken was
Matched In May, and can run as fast a.
any ordinary two-legged fowl. H. ~ Ger
tainly Que OF the straDgest freaks Of ma
tars we have seen for some time-NeR
Albany Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

R6s~ The VERY LATEST ASE GRKATKsT
Discovery in Dental Hygenic, i Sono-
don't IL has superseded all thgordinaFy
dpntfriees, aud, for this reason, that
while il containea no solvent principle
injurious 10 the enamel Of the teeth, il
obliterates tartar ard every other dental
concretion, prevents eanker Of the gums,
removes blemishea, both from the moIars
and incisors, and leaves the breath pure
and sweet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

A suIcIDR.-John Higgins. disaipat-
cd tailor in the employ Of Hart, Sock 4
BanRiater, at Terro Hante, disappeared
from home on the 18th ult. On Satur.
day last his body was found in the Wa
bash river. He no doubt committed sui.
eide, as there were no marks az violence
on the body, and oil his clothes, even
his hat, were on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

ClRauIT CoyRT. Civil causes occa-
pied the attention Of the Circuit Court
all day yesterday, and business was be-
ing dispatched with all possible celebrity,
but still thess affairs move comparative
Iy slow.
A new trial was granted yesterday in
the case Of the State va Tack Aydelo.t.
lie gave bail, and 10 again at large The
case viii not again be tried this term.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

DlsAProISTED.--Wet thought yesterday
morning that we had found :" item -
a curiosity. We noticed o business
house on Locust street closed, the shut
tiers up, and supposed il was vacant
We knew Dobell had just moved out ;
and, incredible as we knew II would
seem, we made up our mind that we
would announce the astounding fact that
there was an empty store room in the
city But passing moment afterward,
we discovered the shutters down, the
doozs open, and full stock of toys and
notions occupying the shelves, the coun-
tiers and the show'window. There is,
therefore, not an empty store room in
Evansville. and we suppose there never
will be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

REooRDER's CoUaT. 1.-Two young men
were yesterday 6Red by the Recorder,
the one so and costa, aud the other OIL
and coats, for assaulting police officer
last August. The counsel for the pris-
oner in the Graf case proposes, we believe,
TO appeal ii TO Court
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

BaS- We yield part Of our space this
morning 10 another communication
from r." on tho subject Of the Mem
phia packet line projected from this city.
That such line viii be speedily estab-
liahed we have but little doubt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

THE CAEEKI.ToE PAcKEF.--We learn
that the balance Of the stock necessary
TO render the Cannelton packet fixed
fact, has been guaranteed BY some Of our
heavy business houses, and that boat
viii be at once procured and put in the
trade
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

Major General Hovey will sail from
New York on the first day Of NoVsm.
Der, on his mission an Minister to Perm.
Lima will be his residence. Persons
who may desire to address him will send
their letters inclosed directed to Hon.
William II. Seward. Secretary Of State
Washington City, ID. c.
Steamers leave regularly on the lsl
and 18th Of every month, and all letters
addressed 70 him, will BE- promptly for
warded by the Secretary OF State Ind
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

Repairing dsns 1t shert notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

s@r A little girl in Leavenworth,
Crawford county, Ind, destroyed her
eyesight on the day of the eclipse A
prominent member Of the Lafayette bar
has narrowly escaped similar misfor
tune by over-straining his eyes on that
occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

If we had fifty such citizens az Capt.
Ford in New Albany, ii would not be
long uptil the city would lead every city,
in commercial importance, on the Ohio
river below Cincinnati -Nelg albany
Ledger.
Yes; but, unfortunately, you have but
ona Capt Ford hence Il win take you
Just fifty times as long to work New Al
bany mp 10 the commercial importancs
indicated above.