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SPECTATORS COMING To GRIEF.-The New
York Sun says: The remarkably mild weather
that we have lately had is making havoc of the
expectations of coal spectators and other ex-
tortioners. An auction sale of ., 600 bushels of
coal occurred yesterday. at which the decline
since last month averaged about dollar, and
the reduction in stove coal was about one
dollar and half. 1t should be remembered
that at the sale last month there was a large
reduction from the October prices. The entire
reduction since last October is very nearly
three dollars ton. and even az the compara-
lively low figures that ruled yesterday the sale
was dull and the number of buyers wac small
This is decidedly encouraging. 1t not only
gives the assurance that consumers will be
able to get their fuel AT something near a rea-
sonable rate, but it shows that the coal specu-
lators have made most woful failure in their
attempts TO run prices up as they did last
winter. There may be a just trifie of the re-
Veneeful in the complacency with which we
regard this defeat of the coal extortionists but
IN view of the shameful imposition upon poor
people last winter, little feeling of gratifica-
uon at their present discontinue ought to be
pardonable. In connection with the fall of
coal lt is also pleasing TO notice that there is
downward tendency in the prices of mauy
other articles of consumption. The specula-
tors seem TO have a less firm hold upon the
public than they have hitherto had, and their
control over prices seem to be rapidly waning
There Is now some prospect that the charm of
the spectators has been broken, and that their
influence will hereafter be less potent
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1TOp THAT opp

STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And use WHEAT0N'S ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours; also en- res
Chilblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions OF the SKIN.
soid oy ali Druggists. j. D. GILMAN
mar S-ly $50 Pennsylvanis avenue,
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Younr
Men, just published by the Howard Association
and sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Association. Philadelphia. Pa 90 0-sm
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u9-It will cost at least 3ioOO0.0 900 to rebuild
New Orleans.
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nFCaptain Fox, Assistant Secretary of tn.
Navy, has presented to the city of Lawrence.
Mass, two 15-inch solid shot which were
fired at Fort Sumter by the Union batteries
and were picked up in the fort after it's sur
render. They have been placed upon the front
tower of the City Hall, with inscribed tablets.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP

CUDGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
THIS celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, IL
tld and smolfs,1t in it's nature fragrantly scented
ana extremely Beneficial in its action upon the skin.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian a. enlY
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

zsUsICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT
m METZEROTT'5 MUSIC STORE.
A large lot Of fine Music Boxes. Flutes-
and VtoIins, msgnihcently bound Music
Books French, italian and German; alsosIIHEg
Hosieal Toys have inst been received at
hETZEROTT's hueic Store,
No. 3ls Penn. avenue.
between Oh and 10th streets.
Sole agency of stsinway's Pianos and Mason q
HsuIin's Cabinet Organs. de l5-u
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HUDSON TAYLOR'S
II Stock Of Standard Literature Of the age is now
complete.
Holiday Books in handsome Bindings.
Juveniles in great variety.
Family Bibles, Prayer Books. Re
Catholic Prayer Books.
Photograph Albums.
Morocco. Russia. and Leather Bags
Scotch wood Rosewood, and otherWritine Desks
-,ry Articles. &c, &c
Ts.lblic is invited TO call and examine this
elegant c(dlectiSn. HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StatiOner,
d. 334 Pennsylyauia
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FAMILY CIRCLE, WHICH WILL BE sl5O,
- presenting
UNIFORM PRICE OF ADMISSION TO DRESS
CIRCLE, PARQGET, AND FAM

The natural desire of all to Witness the ONLY
REPRESENTATION of this grand souvenir Of
Meyerbeer which will probably ever be given in
Washlngto has necessitated establishing a price
for the family circle the that of the other
parts OF the house, in order that ladies well as
gentlemen may be accommodated with comfor table
seats in one of the most eligible portions Of the
Theater This plan was necessarily adopted in
caine, and resulted in thousands of the first re-
spec liability Of that metropolis avaing themsel YES
OF the opportunity thus afforded of Witnessing this
great production, who would otherwise have been
excluded in consequence of the crowded state Of all
other portions of the hOnse ~@
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First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. President.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
18TH ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.4
We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted 70 u.s.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WAsHIH6ToN, March 20, 1865. m2l-u
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IL NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES,

Gentlemens Scarfs, Ties, Stocks, Alexander's q
Kid Gloves, Winter Gloves of all kinds, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, silk and Linen. Also, Fine Hair
Brushes. Clothes do, Combs, Perfumery, Pomsdes,
Hair Oils, Cologne, suitable for Christmss and New
Year D presents. at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
de 1o-2wif 424 Penn. avenue, near AZ sc.
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THE CAST
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing on TUESDAY, Jan. I'd, and continue
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The world celebrated
PEAKE FAMILY,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
yoCALIsTs, HARPISTs,
vIOLINIsTs. AND PIANIsTs.
24O SILVER BELLS,
beautiful chime of
SILVER STAFF BELLS,
the only one of the kind in the world.
The Peske Family will be assisted by
Mr.. J. +. SPALDING, Solo Violinist,
Mr.. A. J. WHIICOMB, Solo Harpist,
Miss MINNIE CHASE, Pianist
For further particulars see programme
Cards OF admission, 36 cents; reserved seats 20
ME will be given for the accommoda alton of fsmi =.
lies and children. Children admitted to the Matt
Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store, where
disgram "f the all may be seen, and seats secured
The Piano used is from the mandatory Of Chick
ering Sens, and furnished by J.; +; Ellis, Pesna.
aEfHSe da yet Busine:. o C.: Mas, m.ssFs,r
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
GEORGE LEA Proprietor.
w cI5 TokIpAy kra yosrgE oAsTJEAGTIoEs, |: ,-.
NEW GRAND CHI CHRfsTMhsA H,s sV sT4okhsSQUEs.
OH MOTHER HUBBARD;
or TIE GooD FAIRY OF THE G GoLDEN WHEAT sHEAF.
TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS.
FLOWER GIRLS OF VENICE,
MAJA 1NE HE SEVILLE SEE
FRIDAY NIGHT. December %. 1865.
Three Prizes TO be given away. The first Prize
will be Beautiful Piano for the hest Conundrum
The second Prize will be Beautiful Silver Gun for
the second best COnundrum. Aud the third will be
a Bottle OF Champagne for the worst Conundrum.
Gentlemen will please hand their Conund runs in
at the Box Office, or send them through the Post
Once. All the Conundrums will be read from the
Stage TO the audience, except those that unit
LADIES' MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
NEW YEARS DAY
AN EXTRA AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
will take place. great bill.
SEATON HALL.
SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER %.
NEWCoMB & ARLINGTeN's MINsTRELs,
Headed by the two greatest Ethiopian Comedians
Of century.
Doors open quarter to seven; commence quarter
to eight
Admission, so cents; reserved seats, rs cents,
NOTICE.
A GRAND MATINEE will be given on SATVR-
DAY and MONDAY fer Ladies and Children
commencing at half past O'Clock p. m. ..
CHAs. S. WOOD,
de 20 lOt~ Agent
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AMUSEM ENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATRR,
Pennsylvsnia avenue. near Willard Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER a CO........D Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-....O. ID. HESS.
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l. q C K Y II i TIL

ID AN 4 B u PT sToO KIN
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First production In Washington of Meyerbeer's
last ana greatest werk, the great feature Of the
modern repertoire,
L'AFRICAINE
which has been for Saturday mig ht in order
to hnish the scene. IL Is presented in this
city with precisely the same degree Of magnicence
which marked its prod duction in New York The
grand Ship Scene, in the third act, from the hand
OF ID. A Strong and Mr. Kelly is held to be greatly
superior to the one given In London. and in every
respect equal TO the famous New York scene. The
ID rector has undertaken over one thousand dol
lars extra expense, bringing the total expense of
Its production for single blght in excess consid
erably of three thousand dollars. No single repre-
sentatien of the Opera in America has cost so
mueh-none will be given at moderate rates
of admission No addition will be made to the
current charges for secured seats or admission,
except to the
FAMILY CIRCLE. WHICH WILL, RE 81 hn
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u RSl Il U Rs

Merchandise, Money. and yaluables OF all kinds
i3fS 1rded With dispatch 70 all accessible sections
a the
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u CLARIFIED CIDERH
Received thisdsy, per steamer Mayfower, from
New York. two hundred barrels CLARIFIED CT
DLR. which efer Tor sale In quantities ~ suit
purchasers, at New York prices.
RILEY A. sHIEN,
"UBien BOttling Depot" 81 Green ST.,
no a-1n Georgetown, ID. O
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LEONARD GROvER-....O. ID. HESS
LAST GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
MAX MARETZEKS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
MAX hARETZEK, CONDUCTOR.
THIS tSaturdsy) EVENING, December 80,
LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

To THE BUSINESS MEN OF EVANSVILLE.
1t affords us pleasure to call the atten-
ton Of the business men Of Evansville
to the Shawneetown Mercury, as q most
valuable advertising medium. Il has a
large and increasing circulation in
Southern Illinois aud Southwestern Ken
lucky, and as the intercourse between
those sections and this city is being mu-
tual, we see no reason why our mer-
chants in the various articles Of traffic
should not strive to control the business
of these localities, and we know of no
better way of doing so than by judi
cious system Of advertising in the conn
try press, and we can cheerfully recon-
mend the Shawneetown Mercury as a
worthy medium through which our bust
ness men may safely undertake to ex-
tend their trade, aud thus give new life
ahd energy to our city. We hope they
will try the experiment a
TERMS OF ApvERTIsIEc. - Business
cards Of FIVE lines or less, one year, $l0i
one column one year, 500; halfcol
umu, one year, 500; quarter.column
one year, ss5 Address ,n-'a - :,
ID. W. LUsK, Editor and Propr,
=. Shawneetown, illinois.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to amend an Ordinances passed July
g Is, 1854, entitled can Ordinance concerning
= the Wharf OF the City of Evansville, and re-
1855. - .
sEcrIox1 Be e ordasssd by the Common cosncil
81 De Oily Of ESensriiEs, That, hereafter wharfage
at the rate of two cents per barrel shall be eharg
cd on all salt discharged at said wharf, except salt
brought to said wharf by steamboats,; and lf any
salt discharged at said wharf, eitt from steam.
boats otherwise, shall hereafter be permitted to
remain upon said wharf more than four days after
the time of its arrival, an additional charge Of
one-half cent per barrel shall be made and col
lected from the owner or consignes OF such salt,
for every day, or fraction of day, Euch salt, or
any portion of the same, may be permitted TO re-.
main on the wharf after the SEPARATION Of the first
four days.
SEC. That wharfage at the rate of i've cents per
hogshsad shall be charged on all tobacco hereafter
discharged at said wharf; and IL any tobacco shall
be permitted TO remain on said wharf more than
seven days from the time Of its arrival an Addi-
tional charge OF ave cents per hogshead shall be
made and collected from the owner or eonsixnee OF
such tobacco for eyery day. or fraction Of q day,
such tobacco or any portion Of the same, may be
permitted TO remain on said wharf after the sxpi-
rati IN Of the first seven days.
SEC. B. That any owner, captain, clerk, or other
person commanding or having in charge
OF any steamboat or other water craft which
may come to or uss any part Of said wharf
or landing who shall falsely allege or pre-
owned or chartered by ths Government Or the y
United States and by reason tie eof claim 20 be
exampt from tbs payment 81 Wharfage, and there
upon neglecE CT refuse 90 pay wharfage at the
rate specified and nxsd By the ordinencss OF the
city shall for every such oisnse forfeit aud pay
any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars; fro.
vSdsd that steamboats, and other water craft Be
logging TO or chartered ~ the Government Of the
United States shall not be required TO pay any
wharfage 8@ Rn-I - 4
sHc T. That L. shall BE- unlawful fer any wharf
Master Of the city OF EvAnsvflle 10 be engaged or
eHnRioyed nm wharf master or wharf superintsnd-
snf ior any person cr persena owning any part Of
the wharf or river landing, nor shall il be lawful
TOR any wharf master Of the city Of Evansville to
collect any wharfage except such as uzay accrue TO
tha city OF Evansville, npon boats &c, landiRe a.
either Of the wharsss belonging to said city.
eEc D. 50 much Of said Ordinances Of July Is.
1854, as is in CONFLICT with the provisions Of this
Ordinances - hereby fepealed = II -
Sac g. Amy person or persons who may neg
lecf any OF the duties pFescrihed by the nrst
Sacopd or fourth sections Of this Ordnance. or
violate any 81 TIE provis Ions Of the same shall,
ON 'eonsietions forfeit and pay any sazn noelss
than twenty-five nor more than ATTY dollars. =
Attest. A. PFLAFFLrN, Clerk ~
:, By A. n. McGrin, Deputy. mr2s-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
OFFICIAL,

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED 10
the Post-0fflce At Evansville, state Of indiana,
Z7th day OF March, 1860.
a~- fs oksAin any Of tbess IeEte9s, the sppli-
can't must call for "adrertssed is6srs,'' give the
date Of this list and pay cent for advertising
HS- II not called for within nsoafh, they viii
be zsnt 20 the Dead-Letter Once
FREE DELIVERY Of letters ~ carriers, AZ the
residences Of owners Gin ths larger eisies), may Be
SECURED by observing the following RULES
l. DIRECT letters plainly 70 the street aud
number, we'll ~ the post-of5ce aud State.
2. HEAD letters with the writer's post-oGcs
and STATE, street and nasaber, sign them plainly
With fall Names and request that answers Be
directed accordingly. .s,~sss-sH
3. Letters 20 strangers ST transient visitors in
q town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should Be marked, Ia the lover left hand
corner, With the word +" Trsnsienf''
4 Place the postaga-SfaaP on the Mpper visht'
dnd corner, and ie0rs spaes between the stamps
and direction for posf-narkfng without interior
| ing with the writing. 3D. aA it'-
MA REQUEST for the RETURN Of let
ter to the writer II unclaimed within thirty day
| or less, written printed with the writer
RaBs, pesiecs and STATE, across the len hand END
Of the envelope on the face side, will BE piles
with at the usual prepaid rats OF postage, psya
BILE when the lettor Is delivered TO this wrilrr.-
Sac. q, LAW OF 1854 GstH ns5zesd.bn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

REBELS SHor4+One night last week
Corporal Barthelow,, with squad of
soldiers, went to the house of Robert
Davis, who lives near Rooms run, West
Virginia, in search of some rebels known
to be in that vicinity. As the boys APP
preached the house, two rebel soldiers
ran out with view to escape. One Of
them jumped from very high porch
and was shot before he touched the
ground. The bali entered the knee, and
shattered it so badly that amputation
will be necessary. His name is Jona-
than Mason. He was ri..sed by Wm.-
K Russell, who was killed some time
ago. The other rebel was shot through
the body but notwithstanding, he sue
ceeded in making his escape for the
time. He was found the next day at a
neighboring house. The bullet entered
his side and passed entirely through his
body. 1t is said he cannot recover.
He is said to have formerly resided
about Beverly. His name is Abraham
Louk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
CREDIT.

REBELS FoUSD IN A HAY Mow-0n
Friday morning, the 18th, a gentleman
residing a couple of miles from Fair
mount, West Virgins, while engaged in
pitching hay from q NOW TO feed bis
sheep, suddenly stirred up a pair OF
graybacks, who he'd crawled into the
NOW and con cealed themselves beneath
the hay. They presented their reyolvers,
and ordered the disturber of their slum-
bers to give no alarm till they had time
to get away. After extorting promise
to this effect, they permitted the farmer;
to 20 to his house--some half mile off,
while they decamped In short time
squad of soldiers was on the spot and
pursued them as far as il was possible to
track them in the light snow, which by
this time only covered the ground in
some places. They both acknowledged
being regular rebel soldiers. One gave
his name as Sims, aud said he was a
stranger in that part of the vountry.
The other was recognized by theifarmer
as fellow named Martin. a 1 =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
SALE

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Court Of Co..
D mon Pleas Of Yanderburgh County. i vii
Commissioner, saKl atprtvate sale the foit,rss
described real estata, to-wit: acaKa T'irg@ =
g wARRICK COUNTY, rA s
SCI, SCI, Sec Q, rs, raw. eesaf SO 60
E1<, sW1<. Sec 10, T6, RsW. -
VIZ, Me-, Sec IS, T6, R sW
VIZ, rs, HE1<, Sec IS, 7 6, Raw fa-
VAEDERBURGH COUNTY. raj
A. OF side. Els, VIZ SEA- See u, T c, 10.
Lot 10 and adjoining "a Of Lot >, aad Lea
and adjoiaiag "a lot a. in r'sisubafvis ban 1
cut Tot 2, NJ. Il. M @
1.-THE above property is mot sold at private A.
before the 18th day OF pri lsG5,. IL win be 81
on that day at public auction. Gt the Coura III On
in Evansville. - = o1s =
Terms one-third cash, balance in IL A. A i,
months with interest and good security.
i.s-.a-.....fT Lid THoS- =. GAEvE1f
! lnoeavtlls Enquirer eopyl -
.-f- fzfF.s~c sdf -sfEa8haf A1laW ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

g6- General Cary, the distinguished
temperance lecturer, was in the city yes
terday and last night, stopping at the
Sherwood House he has been on q
successful trip TO Egypt" prospecting
for lie" He believes Gallatin County
as rich. as the regions of Oil Creek.
pnnnaulun MIA --.-a-----
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
nas HOTELeA
NOTICE.
Annexation0f Territory Co the City
nF T. a nauflla


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
Nv mon Council of the city of. EyARsEilles On
pursuance Of the provisions OF an act Of the Cen
March 3. isss sstiisk II c Is aaenS ths Seventy
hrst section Of ACT entitled San Act granting to
the citizens of the town of Evansville, IN the
county Of Wander urgh, a city charter approved
January -, 1S47. aRd 10 add supplfmenfal see-.
lions 10 sad act, villa, oss the Goth day OF April,
1885, present TO the Board of County Commission
era Of Nanderburg county, petition praying for
the annexation ~ said of-the. follnwfnE de-
ecribed tsrFitcry and citing forthfhe reasons for
such annexation, vlzs ALI ihatFnrt ofEnRAGuth-
east quarter Of section nineteeu t19), in township
ak 10, rsagastens lel weaf, dsscFihed fgafows
viz: Commepci-g at The. southwest eorneeof said.
quarter section ard trnunink thence north ffve
hundred and taiFty t6So1 feet, themes east seven
hundred and sixty-tse s(zSa} Fest thence south
nSe hundred and twenty -n ne and a half ls29l<a
feet, and frem thence west seven hundred and sfx-
tyhve aDdsoae fourth 1861 feet To the apiae Of
beginning, being Sounded On tha norff,h IN 100
known isabelle Place. on the easr ~ Shsr,sass
Enlargement, on the south by StockwelI,s ~
largement, and on the west by roadway or
street, known rs first Avenue, dividing tina sshova
described premises from the town Of Las-,ss-e
City, row cry Of EYansville, said territory bein
oontisuOu; e the sity Of Rvsnsyills, AID not
R''''s0 ' 1S SsrDls e wsBxKfg. m,sSvo, s..
Attest, A. PyAFFLIS, Clerk. a
By A. NJ. MCGrtns I'sp'y On ! Hard. sot .
q .ss.sssss ssgsq fsfsSsTaa-7 -.
a ssasi IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

GoEE TO TERRE, HAUTE.-To-day Mr..
Golden goes to Terre Haute as the
avant courier of the Golden-Pierce
Troupe in that city, and we cordially
commend him to the lovers of the drama
in Terre Haute, and indeed to all the
citizens, as pleasant and accomplished
gentleman, and his Troupe rs eminently
worthy of patronage. aavha s's.l
Mr.. Golden is a little absent-minded
on the subject of letters Of Introduction,
generally leaving them behind him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

fontaine lines was the leading topic
among shippers in Memphis, and the
spacious arrangements in favor of other
points, and especially Cincinnati IS
being pretty well hattened out
A single fact generally floors the adj
vocates of the Cincinnati line. Cotton
landed here from boat and sent forward
by the Bellefontaine Cotton Express
Line is at Erie, Pa, before the balance
Of the cargo on the same boat reaches
Cincinnati, thus gaining two days-an
item of no snail importance in these
days when the markets are 90 unsteady,
We need only q permanent line of fne
steamers, such as the Liberty No 2, and
St. Patrick, with one more to occupy The
third day, forming an excellent tri-week
ly line, to draw almost the entire cotton
trade of the South through this city. /
10 to the interests of our citizens TO fos
ter and build up such line, and We be
lieve they will do il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

was watehing Bailey beccming sleepy,
he made his escape from the house, and
crossing Pigeon Mountain. eight miles,
in his drawers and stockings, BY morn
ing came into town.
Mr.. Robertsis brother Of Commodore
Roberts, widely known throughout our
army a. scout II is reported that the
unfortunate man has since died
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
A FrIox AnREsrrD.--A day or 4

A FEIox ARREsTED.--A day Or two
ago Marshal Tenvoorde received dis
patch from the Mayor of Wheeling, Civ.
ing description of man be desired
arrested for felony. Tenvoorde soon
had the culprit in limbo, and last night
received anorder from the Governor, in
answer to requisition from the Gov
'ernor Of Western Virginia, for his trans
fer to an officer en- route from that State.