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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
Robert Rarly. ESQ.

We find the following tributs Of re-
spect to the memory of our late fellow
citizen, Robert Early, in the Franklin
Repository, published in Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania, Mr. Early's native town.
Our ENTHUSIASTICALLY those who we're
intimately acquainted with Robert-will
read il with melancholy pleasure.
They viii feel sad at having his IN.
timely taking of thus brought afrssh to
their minds, but gratised to learn of the
high place be occupied in the affections
Of those who knew him best-those who
had associated with him from early
boyhoOd:
a MENoRIAL-Ali that was mortal
of an early and beloved friend has iiust
been consigned to its kindred earth. and
we address ourselves to the painful duty
of paying parting tribute to bis worth.
A few days ago the gloomy intelIi-
genee came from the distant Western
home Of Robert Early, that be was dan
eerously i'll; and, before the startling
[ effects Of the sudden shock had subsidized,
with eager haste followed the second
message, telling the sad circle Of gFiev-
ing friends aud relatives that bis spirit
had fed. Pneumonia had stricken him
down in the strength and vigor Of bis
manhood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

NV YoRK, March The IT,,
Washington special says: In aptisina.
ton OF a battle between Sherman a.
johnson, of which We may receive ;n
telllgence at any moment, the War De.
partment has despatched we'll appoint.
ed corps OF surgeons and nurses to VII.
mington, iron which point they viii be
sent forward TO Sherman's army. They
are amply provided with hospital stores
and everything necessary to the care OF
the sick and wounded.
The rumor that Scho6eId formef a
junction with Sherman is regarded here
as altogether probable, bat the Govern
ment IS eou6dent OF Gen. Sherman 5
ability, even without Scho6eld's forces,
take care Of himself and manage sny
force the rebels are able to lead against
bin otlli, as Lee viii undoubtedly
exhaust every available resource in the
endeavor 70 check Sherman's audaeious
advance. the speedy junction Of the two
armies Is desirable as making assurance
doubly secure. -.
Inc arrival Of deserters from the rebel
army continues IN a steady stream.
Many Of them before they leave our
hnes are separately examined, and
their testimony for the past few DAYS,
Is 70 the effect that A. p. Hlrs corps has
left ior the South to aid in resisting
sherman. II this IS proved true il Is
deemed absolutely necessary that Lee
must shorten his lines, which necessity
Is the only ground for the ramored evae-
uation Of Petersburg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
REMOVAL.
THOs. @. MAaHKR

IAs REMOVED his WHOLESALE MANU-.
- featuring Establishmeut % No. 8 FIRBT
STREET, below Main He has large and eie-
Raat assortment Of Homemade Work, az hns a.
the hneati guaranteed es - good a. tho beat :" and
cheaper
His eHilfo stock r consisting sf fine BugEy,
soaoh, and Carriage Harness, Light Trotting,
Heavy wagon Drays aud Express Harness, Sad.
any quantity, Ooiia-s, 0irtha, surclngiea, Check
Lines, military Work iH Short everything 10
his line. from Hamt Strap 20 Monitor Sad.
uie has been Manufactured under hts lmmo.
hiate supervision, By gkIiliul and experienced
work man, and y now offered - ne trade a.
EAsfEhH PRICES, being abis t. compets suc
et1finiiY with anything ia The market in style,
hniah' durability ard prizes, hs only asks rial.
Ntlt ara Examine Tor NnuftflVaa Er2e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY, NOON

A-'@sAA 4fRkA
The weather is clear, bright and de-
hghtfal, With slight indications Of
change 10 the western horizon.
The river continues TO rise At the rate
OF about an inch par hour, aud ell the
low laads above the city are over
flowed.
There is a diversity Of opinion among
river men as to the probable sxssnt Of
the rise, but il will be wise on. The part
Of those interested to prepare for seve-
raj feet additional.
The arrivals since las. night we're the
Peytons and Silver Spray, New ,orIea rs
to Cincinnati; r. K. Dankerson, Bowl
ing Green; Nightengale aud Huntsman,
Louisville to Nashville; Roanoke, St.
Louis to Pittsbarg; the Cottage from
corn pile above, and the r. b. Speed,
from Pond River
One other boat passed down without
landing.
The Dunkerson was gobbIed upon her
arrival, and sent below 10 save corn
from the swelling aood.
The Cottage went above on Tuesday
and filed out With corn, and returned
here this morning
She leaves for the Cumberland We
believe this afternoon.
The Peyton4 arrived during the night
from New Orleans, with moderate trip
and proceeded to Cincinnati.
She will be down again on Monday.
The Silver Spray was fall Of cotton
The Armada is loading and will get ;
big trip. She viii leave At 3 o'clock,
and affords the most pleasant accomno-
dationa TO passengers.
Capt Hall sad STAFF arrived from the
Wabash, this morning, With The upper
works, furniture, &c, Of the Juno, IN :
barge They report the Wabash rising
rapidly; and finding il impossible to
raiss the Juno, they dismantled her.
The elegant morning ssar win be
down this afternoon from Louisville for
Henderson, aud will return this evening
to Louisville Her accommodations are
anexeeptiouable, and her officers are
veterans Frank Banksnith is in the
Office ~ ~
The Silver Moon, from Memphis. and
the Golden Eagle, from Cincinnati, are
over due
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
new Tork Noon Markets.


srw Yoas. nafeh /.
= pOTT1N-~Qules a. a hMn
tL0l8--nulis and Sc lowrr on eoEmoa Erades :
ls peeki0 a. Zoe &xtfA STATE. 10 U4fi IS fsf
kasad Hoop 0hla t
WnEAr--DalI aud dropping ct 2 20.
loha~Duii; isg far ela MIXED Wssssru. sud
] - tef Western yellow in stsre
oATs~-Ssrady ~ IfB a
fuRkwflrnai % 1881 % for new msss. % 90
s41s - E5F 81 and "a DO 10 % for Prise
LAH4-ssteady af easaa8tS se 49, .-
BhTSSHn HuGA-bafI
AuIsAF- FlFasr. al : zes1 % Els wesfarn
PEfkuLEU M~-Qnlsf. f8 for Crude
Sf9oAS==Dnli ara lover
mon EY-s tsE csSt
sTEEfd6G-Bnll ~ osif4l astS
GoLn-Qpsnad aud eiel~a It ? eses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
Bal oae ohanssia sh. oassa.,.

NEw HoKK, Feb. 2s.--The Tribune 3
Washington special says the only change
intended in the cabinet is the sahsiitn.
ton Of Mr.. McCalloch for Mr.. Fessen-
den. Gov Denuison and Attorney Gen.
eral Speed were both informed when 40.
pointed atihey we're TO remain through
the second term. Mr.. Usher will re-
main for the present, and President
Ihneoln will testify bis Appreciation Of
the chiefs Of the War, Navy and State
Departments bytsndering them positions
for four years longer.
The Conanerciai > special says a corps
OF surgeons and nurses, with hospital
stores, have been sent 70 Wilmington.
which ID 10 be sisermAn's new base Of
supplies, and Il - evident battle is ex-
pected
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
easrrsiaa. Re.s.a--D.yiason cap

. LoUEszILLE, Feb. 29-Msi Hamilton :
command At Hawesviile and Cloverport
routed Dhvidson's and Magruder's guer-
rilla bands this morning, wounding Ma.
gruder and eaptaring Davidson.
Fifteen guerrillas under Wm. Hughes
eaptared and burned freight train on
the Lebanon branch road this morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

cNcfSxATi. March 1.
fL0uR-StaAAys
wIkAF-stsady
o1ss Hssry, dHIl and prices deesiziag /;
shrlled s3c, and e5c isF Ear ~
oAfs-uuIia a Sc ia sisYAtsra
Rye Dali At 4 90
WHtakf-tnseitied. HoiJsrs AK 2a hIskeF
bni 40 sales upun Which to predicate saetatioss
0CERiEs--Ne change
skEbs-ubehAngsd
FGae-Duii ~ z0s.
Burfkh-nafl At sc fer Prime.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
RULES ANp REeuLarIaNs.

I. Ne papers sivea avays, the oO1 ss.sr = ~
Srasustous oirrulation.
Z No Advertisements. Local sssioss-e eapaasia
serted unless prepaid or psy guArasseea.
: Adrertiesmsets vii asvs< ee see.anr~=isd Sy
zeal notiess unlsa contract is nsze . tAaansos.
and vAlns reosive6 for the notioe.
= NO " Local Setios." hewsvsr short. win be
'0se'sed 'sr less sAAa One Dollar saoA day.
> Marriages. Funsral sad RsExious Nossves
must Invariably b paid In AavAsce % secure IN.
ssFtioa.
: NO deneieney sa the part ofoarrSer. wiu n.
made gOOd By the Ofaos. II the carrier. An 70
ieAve papers IS OrdsFed Aaa directed. tA,x mu.,
pay for their rsrelessness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

fBy Tsiagrzph-
RAIIROAD RECEEPTR.

70 kkxIyE Faez TKzzz aArTx TETs KTKxIEa
Orr. 60 bdls hab- J Eiliotts q kisss ash
casks Sh4ins; Z d Hsinaa pkzs 9rooertss
Bszsnt yisle, ls kbls molanss; p semoutn. (
ibis PetAsoes Nu "a -AfkmAa 4 CO, us saeks
bbls bEtEsri Leseh & czristsdt, bx ssd.s, Is5
bxs nedirfna =
Evansville. March lss, fss5. - @s'-s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
NEW MUSIC.

VI Ballad. by Il. MfIIard
PHEEE- DEAEEsT, TILL, OH TKLL Ne
HOME OF NJ CHILDH0o
8 - By Cszz- ". Glover
@MT BOY, BOW CAE I sEE-YOu- DIET
lE~ply 10 " Dag Mother I've Cone Hons 20
A 1Es lot Of InstrrnsatalSafrsic f1ss rsceivsd
- lfs2ll WAkkEN coEYEGToH's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

CIScIExkrI, March The river has
faAeu 10 inches WeAther clear. White
host last night saFszsz 80 .slss=
PII-zsras, March 1.-River scant Q
feet By the pier mark. Weather clear
and pleasant 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
LIVERY STABLE.
American Stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

'hls LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
Il is well kuown throughout the country, nos.
aeaaes stable advantages sapaFior 20 any similar
establishment IN the City having arran gsmeuts
iuf the reception af private horses at livery OF the
lowest Iafon,
Carriages for visiting TO lot Coaches, IiEht
wagons and every Kind Of rofd vehicle D. let
Horses sold on commission second hand buggies
iof sale nt the worry loves pficas Paas6ngars for.
ward 70 al parts Of the country by special con.
vuyancp
Having purchased the stock VI Measru Rlch.
ardaon britton W would take great pleasure in
accommodating theiF old customers and frisnds
ToRIAN a LANDRR,
we tako THIS opportunity of returning our
thanks 90 our fFauds for the liberal aupporf thnv
have given "a, and would solicit a oontlnuanee Of
tho same 90 the gentlemen who succeed US, and
wnom We take great pleasure in recommending 10
the public EICilARDsON a nRITTOE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
MEDICAL.
DR.. Bowen.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

tLATK kUzs On 70 rs AKxK-J 3 - =
- Having los many y,srs made diseases Of The
Heart s1a Langs spsckAi st1dy. VIII give shta
branch of the pro. ssasor constant attsntton-
oncs In Assksz,s- bzildinx, over Rsilsy's Gre.
esFy stors, Ne. u Asiz strssf jsssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
WHARF BOATS.
TRANspoRTATIoN


GTEAM wkKkLY TO LIYERPOoL, touchina
- at QLEEkeT0NS, (CoaH HAnaon1 fhs
we'll kuoEn steamers Of the Liverpool, Nsn rosk
and fhH&hipliia steamship CcmpAay Innan
binsl, earrying the z. =. Mails, are intsnasd %
saii e. foiiswsi
EDihnuaau ---....--..-..-.---. liaturdyy, Dee. 10
NiAaaoM .......s hAfuFdny. Dec. N
StfH o. MAHcHnsfsh .....-.-. Saturday, Dec. -
Ard every saeessdius satardsy, 81 noon, fron
PiaF -. North River.
RATEs or PAssA0K.
lPayAble iu Gold OF its equivalent il Currrneyl
ffEsT CAHIH...... $50 81 erEkAAoH. fs0 %
Do % London.-. g % do ~ Landon. u %
DO 70 Paris. - - do % Paris .... 20 90
de y Hamburg - % do 10 Hambarg ~ %
Passengers are aias forwarded g. Hasrs hrsssn,
Rotterdam, Abtwesp. &C, at equally low rslsa
FArsa from Liverpool o. Qgaanatowns lat Cabin
--e7b. ts5, eloo. stssrags G0. Thoss Who wish
e sssd for tssiF fftsaa- oaa bay tickets hsrs a
thess raiss4
Fer surthsr Information apply 81 ths companyss
ofaoss. soH9 q. DALE, AEsat,
10 nfsaduay. NsW Tofk
BEHh a AETHEs. Aesuta,
dsos-tm Evansville. IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
TELEGRAPH
REoM TKsTERDAYs 3 O'clock KDHr1ox. I
AL Quiet in Grants Army.

IsPecial 20 EsznsviIls Journal !
lee Becoming Uneasy = BeaurexAra
Reinforcing HiEa.
NEW YoRK, Feb. ga Washington
special to the World says uueasiness
continues 10 be manifested along Lees
right
sDeserters report that Lee is being re-
iAFee1 by Beanregard's troops.
Al civilians have been ordered out Of
Richnend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

- Al eraers vii ssosixs cur iuaissduai sfssn.
Aaea Aaa viii b promPtly aiisd 90 tue m0ss
reasonable terms.
Once and Foundry on the Car al,
corner Of Ingle Street.
mhfT.iy~s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

WAsRfsGrox, Mar 1.-The Richmond
DisPaseh ssys: Gen. Joa Johnston, on
Thursday evening last, assumed com
nand OF the army in Sherman's front,
lately commanded BY Gen. Besurezard.
The Richmond Hksg has the follow
ing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
Re9ular Report.
Destrueffve Gre tn LoufsvflIe-Tke
Gait House in ruins.

=
LOUISVILLE, January IL.
OsE O'CLOCK A. M-The 6alt House
is just discovered to be on FIRE, and its
destruction is certain.
LOUISVILLE, January II, 1865.--The
Gait House IS entirely in ruins Very
little furniture was saved The ware
house on the east side, owned by o. W.
Thomas and Andrew Buchanan, was al.
so destroyed Opinion varies as to whsth-
er the cause Of the FIRE is By incendia-
ries or not Major Bristow very narrow.
ly escaped Mr.. Proctor, of Woods The
atre is safe with his baggage Mrs.
Vance Of Harrodsburg KY, and her fam
lily escaped safely with trunk full of
valuable papers. Captain s. I. Gushing,
Throckmorton and wife, Mr. A. j. Polk
and family, and Mr. King are all safe
The insurance on the furniture in DAN
forths agency amounts to $4,000.
The best information at this hour in
dicates no loss oflife, though this is doubt
full 1t Is uncertain whether the ere Or
iginated from ineendiAries or not. The
fire is entirely checked
The United States subsistence depot,
Immediately in the rear of the Gait
House, was not injured Mr.. Kill and
Muller, Clothiers, lost heavily. The ag-
gregaie loss ia nearly one million Of dol
lars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
rhe Poaos rIovament.

WAsBEGToS, Jan. l0.-The present
speculations about the peace movement,
both in the loyal and rebel papers, rest
on q weak foundation Il is safe to say
that 20 person, authorized or unauthor-
ized, has lately left Washington for the
front on an errand of peace, or with a
view to consult the rebel authorities con-
cerning existing difficulties.
Major George Abbott has been re-
instated Provost Marshal Of the 18th
District of Illinois.
The TYib1aes monetsrial letter says
that g. n. Sanders publishes 8 letter
from Dudley Mann, which says that Ma
poleon has determined, with or without
cooperation, to recognize the Confeder-
i ate States soon after the installment of
Mr.. Lincoln.
4 Col Ewing, bearer of dispatches from
/ Sherman, authorizes the contradiction
I of the report which was recently pub
hshed in the Richmond papers tha,
i Sherman had given assurance that the
war will not change the status of the
slaves, and that he viii not allow inter
ference on the part of the army in tbs
relations between master and slave
He would gladly incorporate fifty thou
sand negroes into the army, and ha
already taken measures to organize g.
able-bodisd negroes who come into Sa
yannAh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

NEw YoRx, Jan. Ii.--Late rebel pa.
pers contain an interesting and detailed
narrative of the late Uaion raid Of Ges-
erals St0nemaB, Burbridgs anLs GiIlsm
IN East Tennessee and West Virginia.
30 damaging 10 the enemy in the de-
stFuction Of the salt and lead works, and
vast amount Of ether property
Though an effort is made to represent
the extent Of the injury as much leas
than It really il, the writer cannot avoid
acknowledging that it vas very great,
and derives consolation from the fact
that, as the Yankees have nov done ell
ths daLlage in that region they are
capable OF, some rest for ths rebel troops
may be hoped for.
Ths rebel Senate, on the 9Th inst,
adopted resolution Of thanks TO their
Indian allies of the Cherokee Nation.
The Richmond papers ars still indulx.
ing IN Qualifications ever the failure or
the expedition against the Wilmington
defeusss
Moseby is said TO be stili alive aud is
IN place of security, and bis early re-
covery is anticipated
La the discussion now going on in the
rebel newspapers, in which JEFF Dayiss
meddling is charged as the cause Of all
their recent disasters, some of them Ia
his defense assail Gen. Lee as the Mar
plot
Fhe Heralds Army of the James cor
respondent says all IN camp, except the
General himself, appeared greatly sur
prised At his removal If the removal
Of Gen. Butler was caused by the viii.
mington failure it was inquired Why il
was not sooner made The answer was
that Gen. Ord, who temporarily succeeds
him, was absent and the authorities only
awaited his return. Gen Butler re-
ceived the order about half-past III on
Sunday forenoon and before 3 D. N. had
made all his farewell preparations,
turned over the army to his ssceessor
and taken his departure for the North.
The Heralds Shenandoah cores
pondent says the inhabitants are suffer
ing from a scarcity Of food, and the
rebel troops are quartered upon them,
rendering their condition still more de-
plorable. No new military movements
Of importance have taken place in the
Valley recently
The Herald's Springfield (Mo.) cor
respondent says:
The Uuion garrisons have been with
drawn from all the posts south Of that
place as far as Fort Smith, Ark, by
order of Gen. Candy.
The Milledgeville (Ga Recorder says
the Georgia Legislature will be recon
vened as soon as the State-house can be
repaired.
The Alabama Legislature adjourned,
after amending the revenue laws, pro-
viding for the support of INDECENT fam.
lilies Of soldiers, clothing for Alabama
soldiers who are prisoners, and for de.
fieieucy in the Treasury The two
houses could not agree upon a militia
bill, and none was passed The Senate
was in favor Of sweeping bill, while
the House insisted on certain exemp.
tions. Joint resolutions against recon
struction were passed
The Richmond Sentinel contains an
account of rebel cavalry expedition
into Southwestern Virginia, where, Il
says, the people are generally disloyal
and the moHntain passes infested with
bushwhackers and swamp Dragons L
is very rich grass country, and
abounds With 6ne, fat stock. They Sc
cured 6ve hundred head, and unaoubt
edly made the people more disloyal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

rrHE NECESSITY OF A TOBACCO INsPEC-
i tlon and Sales Warehouse at this plaoe has
long been FELT BY the planters Of this section, and
the undersigned, at the solicitation Of q large
uHnabsr of the prominent planters on Green aRd
the Lower Ohio rivers. havs decided 20 open one.
Evansville, as a market both for sales Of tobsc-
CO and obtaining suppiiss, Offers superior sdvan
tsgss 70 the planters Of Green, Cumberland, and
the Lever Ohio rivers, 70 any market IN the West.
Beiag much nearer the centre Of the great tobac-
CO growing region than Louikvilis or Cincinnati,
and At the head Of low water navigation seF beats
Of moderate drsughts frsighls 10 this pelnt ars
much lower than TO amy other large market, be-
Eidss. being easy Of Access ~ steam boats at ell
Of the year, will enable planters 10 attend
the sales Of their tobacco without much icss of
tine. and - comparatively small expense.
Whsn sales Gre net made At satisfactory prices.
and are rejected and ths owner desires 20 ship bic
tobacco 90 2nothsr market, will he prepared -
make liberal oeah advances on such shipments to
euF fFaends 10 Hsw YORK o. elsswherr, and 90 fer
ward it At AZ low rates of freight a. any Hcuss
the Lover Ohio.
frem Twelve ysArs sxpsriencs Of our Mt. EUn-
MKRs. 50 Tobacco fnspeofor Of New Orlssns, and
tbs long expeTlenos of car Mr.. sFEEb With the
tobacco trads Of Green river. se sesi confdsat of
cur ability give sstirs satisfction 10 ali husi-
nsss entrusted 10 cur cars.
age, and for eur standing and business quAiiesa-
tiona rssr you 70 the business men of Rvansvills,
and tbs fsrmer shippers OF tobacco 70 New Or.
fsana Respectfully, yours,
osses-iSeed SUMMERS A SPEED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
Additional River Items.


The riVsr is stiIi rising 1ish grsat rapidisy. aD
the bright sun th.i shiEssous this morning vi.'
DO doubt Peur lArgs quantities Of water int tbs
river TO swell the stream
There 10 considerable sbFs Ice a2d slush run
nisg, ths hrss that has appeared this winter, and
10. We jadEs, mostly fr@ sids-streans and
bsyous.
The arrivals and dsparturs since lsst night in
ciads the J. 8. Pringls. froaA pile shove for
Nashville; the Magenta. Nss orissns 70 Louis
vile; Goldsu Eagle, Cincinnati 70 Memphis. and
Lswsliyn, Louisville to Hashvihs.
The Armada ia recsiEing aud will leave at 3
O'elsok for Cairo.
The Little Grey Eagle vii Be the LoaisviIls
nail boat this afternoon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

LOUISVILLE, January 10, ls65.-Si1
inches Of snow fell hers to-day. On Sat
urday scouting party from Clarksville
Tennessee, captured south of the Cum.
berland river, the notorious guerrilla
leader, Jake Sly, and four Of his men.
Sly, and three Of his desperadoes were
executed on the spot, in retaliation for
the murder of Union prisoners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
= New I.sus OF T-so bond. A.h.a fer

= New Issue OF S-sO Bonds Asked fer
NEw YoRK, Jan. IA Washington
dispatch says:
Secretary FesEsnden has asked
modification of the Law SO as to enable
him to issue 200,000,000 more Of $50
bonds.
The vote oa the Constitutional Amend
ment bill has been postponed several
days, to allow full discussion.
The Herald s Washington dispatch
says A leading Peace Democrat who
has taken prominent part in peace
movements during the late election, and
whose personal relations with the Presi-
dent have been very friendly, has gone
to Richmond, and will probably be heard
Of there in day or two.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
The Lake Erie Piracy Case

ToRoxro, Jan. l0.-The case of Bur
lev, one of the Lake Erie pirates. is
again before the Court to-day The
original documents, sigred by JEFF Ds-
Wis, was produced, which authorized the
raid. Objections being made to receiv-
ing it, the Court adjourned till Thursday
70 consider tie objection.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
Ths 81. aIbans Raidsrs.

MONTREAL, Jan. l0.-In the case of
the ST Albsns raiders, the Judge over
ruled the obisctions made on Saturday
by the defence. The thirty days delay
which was applied for, to allow the pris-
oners TO procure evidence from Rich.
moud, was res sted By the Grown eoun-
sell The case will be continued to-
morrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1I-The origin Of
the Gault House Gre is still q mystery.
The only person known TO have perishsd
in the flames is Vim. Hanna, Of Shelby
county, Ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
RESTAURANT.

T HAVE FITTED Up ROOMS IN THE SEC
l. ond story Of the No. roe House N elegant
style. zs Lal sss Restaurant, EAd an now pre-
pared 70 farnish 80 ladies aud gentisasn meals 81
all seasonal le hours, comprising every deiicaey
that the narkes aaords. Tee Iocatioa is retired,
quiet, and ccuvenisnt. and liberal share 81 pr6-
lie patronage il solicited.
d.slS-lm SIMON @9HE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

Ihave a very large stock Of the above
Goods. am also prepared to make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
I have got the best workmsn in my en-
ploy in the West, and warrant all goods
made BY me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, / can and will sell goods low
er than any other house in the city Of
the same kind. All ask is for those IN
want Of fine clothing to call and see
What have got No trouble to show
goods