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The only sure article ever offered
to the American Public to make
the Hair grow on Bald Heads.
For rendering the Hair soft and
glossy 1t Is unsurpassed. Having
been analyzcd by prominent ply
sicians, 1t has been pronounced
far superior to any Hair RcStor-
atiye ever produced.
READ TIE PROOF.
Hcv. DR.. o. II. Tiffany, OF Grace IN. E.)
Church, Chicago, says:
~ " s1nEs 5afTs 5Fss5 ass f s @ sP
year. past snd hnEe found + valuable preparation
moreover. frequently relieved severe hsadacnes. Ma
i e Il a als e T. 5i IL IL e. a.
ever used
Certificate from E. G Asay. OF the we'll
known Firm OF Wilson q Aaay, LasV
Odlce, Telegraph Building.
CHICAGO, April 8. 1885.
Iu. os in sl
nna e e htse e1ns To-. i ss e
my ha!r after had tried eyes1 thing clse without
Certificate from Philip Hoyn-, United
States Comsntxaloner.
Ma. DELIGHT: have used your apaalsh Lnstsal
With srtat satlstsetion and cheerfuily
% he pnbllc as The bt preparation loz The alr aver
Certificate from william Turtle. Chief
OF Police.
7oxs DELIGHT: Ny hair h. sssa @ aaits 4 shla fer
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RICHEST ASS0RfEEET&
-QF-
FIRST-CLASS NEW FURNITURE

ETe- offered ~ Anc'i In this city. On THURSDAY,
Nay 1-:h. comMenc1nx At w O'Clock A. H., Al oHE
invited 10 Thu saie It enbraesa Of the tnest
and richest tda anufa al OF thc neses' and
TALL Trade in tew olk. Du4son and .1nctan4u BY
the btst rnarnfAcsu:efs Ryy g:tlco u ,hs sale viii
b. Y ,rrxutkd In every E8y.
Particuas att.ntlon u in!1ted 70 ths spleadid -
GOEt1ent OF OIL Watu1! 8rd Rose wood ClAn bt 6Qta,
Of thu ten pte.es, vi Tgs elasa aud elegant
caryen fsa1e.-ths choeest goods IL 1ni1 ~ $50.
Heavy FILLER Oak ann Extenaiou T, b:es, Kosewood
Etexsr VI tnt17or back and sids bsAexet.s KxtIs
bic shelf: Rochin9 Md FAsy Chairs. R-cllntnE knd
Library thAtt1. Marble Top Tab and StAnda, What
nots, Elegant N4: AID U1 Walnut Bceboh~da, with
nsEpe tops; with large Assortncnt Of other n1as-
Also, Mch Gold et:s Frame A,s1o.t also, me =.
so1tn ent o e. Id Band French and China Toilet Din
ner nId TeA IL, c0Mpfet+-
Of the abeFe ~ O. esef held II CHICAGO.
Goc d. carefully packed fnr The country.
mS1a11s+st GILBERT & SAMSON. Euct1a.
, 1865-05-24

American Isoz AID STEEL Assoc1Az1oN.-The
Iron and Steel Manufacturers OF the country, meet
In convention nt the Couri Houle to-dky. We
hear that the meeting will be !arcely attended; II
Will be oIe OF great Importance.
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Illinois md bIichf0an Canal.
Especial Dispstch 70 chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispstch 70 chicago Trthune.J
Bh1D0kFoB1. Nay +a-9a-u.
CLrAREp-Ycrktow1, uucs. IS III II lumber, so
81 dz; Dolphin, OTTAWA, q. .s8S Il lumber 11ts na
mczs Northwest. $500 1t lumber, II 80 ahia
gls, 5!tett lath. 213 bIi1 s1.t; Eidorado Lss1 le
4fa 4 lumber, 5000 n lath. IS posts: Gan. Scott,
L4.as. e ris 1amber. 90 It llsh, oo shingles;
II. Cooley, Mctrts.
AhRxv1n-J. Cro11y. Seneca. s Go1 tn cp1n; Oneids,
OttaAs.sso ba cat,; Eclipse. Lochpcrt, $40 bl
cerz. ITO brla nour t1thHau, Ottawa, oos bu o,,s;
d seLennan, -.sto bu os4. Is s24 .t.sea Qcenn,
lassr Goa bu otsb. so h1ls lcuE: Ga1en. ottsEa,
9 t[C hu OK s. ssf ns etnrsh
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coz, 600 Pianos. Watches, Melodeons, Photo
graph Albums, Sewing Machines, Gold
Chains, Gold Pens, Sets Of Jewelry,
Diamond Rings. Lockets. Family
Bibles, PORT Follos, Framed
Eugrayings, Silver Ten
Sets, Silver Castor,
Cake Baskets, Sl1-
yer Cups, SC.
Worth orer q s:7.no al to be sod Tor ONE D1LLAR
til. on know wast ycu are to rccefTt.
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ally at 20 cents per box. Il. Seovil. 70 Randolph
ettect. Chicago, general agent mJAz7Qs1m

Just tIb~ Pluce.-Nocquet's Great CIT Sale
Store 1t so3 South Clark street. 70 persons
dektrou: Of obtaipipe pTizes, ranging fron three
70 five hundred dolasI8; this IL the place to go to.
he has the finest col ectton Of oil paintings and
pictures ever Offered to the public. and al for one
do1ar. Tbs following are rome OF the pr1zea that
were drawn h1nee Friday evening, ats opening
right:
O. Edwards, Board Of Trade Exchange
S3lo0p, plano, VALUED at..~......... -. 90
". g. Bruce. one ice pitcher, valued d.. aJ00
Peter Iustettef, one hne OIL painting, valued
Y: Wilson, one photograph n,san. valued w
.at.... s................... ............ 2s.o
Mrs. D. s. Mead, one picture. yalusd A.. 11.U1
JehD Collins, one dne oil painting, valued
C. II. Coins; Go. x, 4s:h Rcst. Ho. Yois., zulu
Csmp Douglas, one lie pitcher, ralued
John Morris. 5sekett;s Haibnz, =. l., one ~
pfctuf .. Ea1ued dat.........--........... ta.00
s. Bartlett. Co. A, 4Sth Regt. No. Vols,
one picture. TAlued dat.-.................. at.- 100
J. Goodwin, one ice pitcher. va1ued Ht.-... 1000
Capt. o. E. Davis, Co. a. <eth ReEt. Mo.
Tolt.- Camp Douglas, vnlued At. ....-.. 5000
S. Bartlett, Leur. Co. 4, 48ah Regt. Mo.
Vols, Camp Douglas, one caster, vatued
Also numerous Others, Ringing from one dollar
upwards. People should giTe niu cal, Is bis
ssles always watfant another venture. Remember,
4c South Clark street. msy7a179s-1t
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II Inpe1 unnelugs, Painting. C,ltimsn,ug and
Gluzirg. At F. E, Mgby's, 81 Randolph street.
1nhl4kHI4im
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Vessels Passed Detroit.
fsrecia1 Uispalch to the Ch,csso Trioune.1
DKTzotT. May p. 1865.
ur-fbsr pion. D,To!t. F1slux Cloud.
Uow4-Orphan, GrsAt VIC No ]. Unsdtlts, Acorn
sthrs Racine. stalker, Monticello. Eonpa1ei+
MIN hOItn,
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READ THE PROOF.

READ THE PROOF.
Certificate from Or. 9, @. Blake, CITY
Physician.
CHICAGO March 3lst, 1a5.
Mr. DELnHT: hare c1au!ned the articles or
which Jour epanIsh Lustrsf Is compounded, aud be-
lievt they among the hes hair restorntyes known
Ea1i-Ce from actual ots+ syat1on that II faith
lly applied. Jnur Lu tral Will rroEotu The growth
anu give beauty and lustrc to tho half.
Price .. $1.25 per Bottle.
Prepared only hY a.. ". DK11GHr, At his Hair Dres-
Sing aa on, cfrpes Clark and Late stspeis, Chicago
Trade supplied ty LORD d SAli1u. n3 Lake s:1est,
Chicago. At naapf*csnttra prices, and 10 whom all
orders should he a ;drrfsed-
FEWAKH OF CpUSTEKFEffS-Soue genuine m
less containing his written signature and portrait On
each bottle.
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Tla1t tho Strawberry 81 NIny Festivals, ,,
this t9sth} evening, st Bryan Hail. myslzbaiit
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

w ANTED-Fof ths goyer-se,art
9v ro the QnsrtEzmA,sats Department II Al
Louit Lsnora:s u Us ptf Month And rAcaa. IaaMs
ston sasniaeed hom Ccicasp nlro!A 7ar fs-tner
Aa sH15:ea afpi1 - tna tsoE:ra0e1t Omoe1. f3A
.1t.s1ess.E W.LL.Ai3 WAIT, ysta.act XxA
, 1865-05-24

ROARDING-A fsw day board
srs c.n be accommodated In private fam H. 1t
0l1 HHba5l aYe-HE. noF5ft3SI3t
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niSccllaneouS.
WoNDERFUI

WoNDERFUL.
The American Phrtno1ogleal Association.
This Association: formed the dissemination OF
the p1sccal benefit 0t PhIcntloEy will send letter.
Of advice 10 young ntn and women; also, to dis
ChFEfet kofcttrs hd Others In tea-ch eployment.
e1sminatiou you will rtceiyo hy return mall tier
Of sdgce stating the uent nest sut+d 10 your
cAr aciiy with snch hits AZ will lnsnra sue
ctes For dst aylpR ek2erses. such as Stationery,
ooetAse, etc. the Association wilt charge e.ch 4pp
can't 90 crht, The photograph wiI he retu1L cd With
letter. Address L. Y. HOWARD, 111x sroadwaY,
New York. my2116i5 9:I.hp
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SPLENDID LIST Of ARTICLES,
ALL TO RE soLD FOR Il EACH.

Is Par.or Grand Piano Fortes.. .....9so to 5000
200 Elegant F1snos. worth nom........-. 20 70 eo1
R;::9I Is;S S:;;;;;; l's
t!5%0 I;ron's Poetic i ~otxs.......,....., Bto ii
iSg Sh .k.p. srs'. 70. tical Wo1ks....-... $40 le
TIE ' Rn'ns.Fp Mnd,s! % ;,!sa! "offi....... &c 1S
ltco Hi,sosy United 3tates.,,.,.........., Rto 10
S ssasat sasa ffs;d ro,;s;;: ii xS;: to
to s@ ssn,. Goa Hanins c.;s Watches. 80 to Is;
100 etn,. hss!is; IL; s;:; w;i;S:; :
4s tss 8sqess 8sa Vs.t ts.ss:s sss sssi g g
,nS cs.sa aols stsee.s:. :ts L
10 u0 S01tatE+ aud Gold tsrooche&........ ito 10
iS 1.ie ep1 t III a7a Ess;sd "a oeea:s
xtoo .aieraa fasaend bie::i g l6
sS GSa Sss ss,s saa vs:: %tssa
1890 seta Of Solitaire Sleeve buttons,
epoo eo'a s9f. 9a,u ds iii. r: nei;, ssoo
isM9 sM9 a'n'ssn'e lesscts; :s,c =
sS9 Gold Tooth r,eks. csos:es, @ j. sc....:.: ia <
!g9M fiatn GOLD HinEs- .................... to II
130o stone ret and stRDtt RtnE1.,,,......20 10 ID
l3t0o Ca tfosutA Diamond K!nKS..+,-.... to 10
!:ae aejs IL: I'D B B:ss
1870. Cod Pens and Gold Mounted Hold
10 mo Cod FL: aud 1io E1;nsa no;iT; 70 10
10 c0 Silver Cob cts and Drinking Cupe... to g
III; II:
s.,.....................,... &c to 10
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The Restoration

Of The Hair iH NOT only a POSI-.
bfIity. but II Certainty. be.
yonA ClFil or Doubt.
Tho loss OF Hasr cA0sed 1y sIcklesa keasel OF the
AcAp W: 4Alt rht1, 10 aid Iend tettr and ali cutI-
Gus eEuptions, this sotB OF Hair csnted b. mental
labor b. F. arEg hat or CAP. e1 .rSstre AtAt and
fver IN the scar Rck nervo+ headache. tha Of
oils uadea har eyes. exceastvu peE1p1Astou Of the
scalp II at1rE e hair too long. US < hot irons,
t~sstnR thr hair vely tight nd coecton Of Fcusf
sod daLtErf uroD the SCALP c. in each and every
instance where be hair ha. fallen OF from the abova
Cannes the lair Can be restored Oe fact saOnll OF
APP tte oh.ervAlon q tle reader viz: shat tho
cfonA IN ALL the aba 20 ddcastt. they req1!re dE
NJ cefsAy Whrf possible 10 have : rersonal md pro.
fessior nj Of the SCALP 4nd hair vheu the
patient d 6!1oua Of treatment pbyiAte the
l.s. b ity OF failure, which Is liable to occur non
lack Of tic rat!cnte kLoElcdfc Of TIC cause, not
ptGtAf1. understanding The nodeof sp3ytnx the pro.
ktriplien,
can consulted upon all dIsekses Of the hair 8-l
acalp either ct ly etr II by The latter,
full, ain sta;cment of Us hould b. made and
p3staEe stan ehcl3Scd for An.w :.
ALL CONSULTATIONS FPE8.
Eespsctfol1y, PROF. II. Il. DE a1UNS,
pesma o'-etas Halr les. and TASscian OF D!s-
e,Ect OF lhe Tais AID tcAp. No 81 Hsshingtoast-,
Ho-f. ior consultation for c.atl.u,n. frs a. n.
ruySt1'od lti'ilp
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DELIGHTS
SPANISH LUSTRAL

II nce OF different Chemicals and II the only
mr. raratioa capable OF uAxlnE Ha!V xrow OF Bald
Hrnds. removing D.ndsun, aud keeping the Head
fals!ug oil. 6nd at1est!ns IL pEemRtuse GecaY.
, 1865-05-24

All Ladff1 before huyiDg Hats and Bonnets
for themselves nr children Tor the euamer should
favor Mrs. II. E. Mills with call at s. Washtng
ton street maya4-x575lt
, 1865-05-24

vA6EAHcr.-An incurrsc'ale rtssant named
Wm. Corbitt, a souis N LII WtIo hss IeFef eeeo
knoxp 10 work for living, was srousht before
Justice Sturryaut p1, Ille- -uaJ Innratng. charged
will vap1nnct. lie WEE sent Tor s1xy DAYS to
Brtdewelf.
, 1865-05-24

TuE1r.-Tbon as u. Ryan, CHARGED with the
larceny Ut carpeatcrs' Tools fso:a he shop Of A
Dupuy, was brought np in the Police Cultt yes
tercaf aud lc}p 10 lnil In the rum Of &sD4 to an
swcr the e!larre psrf.rtec 1t the Ie-t session o1
the RI: pftcr*e Court
, 1865-05-24
TIL; CITY.
AMlfE "a ESTS.

UKEr11Ey1sc JouSA1ES.-Thc1e arc tosf rebc1
p1tsont r. CIT uns the Eve ih"nt1nd yc4 conahcd 81
Camp Douplas. who will OF believe tsat Aach-
mond har beeL takcn, Davis cups1res, and ahere-
belticn zone up. They arc {otst!f todeec; 6nttt
-thr uilctlcyefr arr n 4 vcry e2AI majority.
, 1865-05-24

the Copsc1yatore at the Temple Of Music, which
opens June 1st Tuition SIS for fcFty lessons.
lhose wlsh.ng Instruction snonld apply ut once.
See circulars at Ziegfeid & Wilson's, No, GO Dear
EpIu street.
, 1865-05-24

Call Mt n r MerriIIss, Nos II and 73
Rsndulph street., II you wish something new IN
the way It lnmpa or Glass sHatb. my21r3l99t
, 1865-05-24

msy 3l-Gift ConccrL-Ons Elf, $1,000;
ore cIft, IL att; one etft El,f01 grrcn1.cks; one
rift, $500: cne rif, sGo1; 6ol large gtfu, worth
f14,Od Every ticket gets gffe. Sac adyer'tse-
nneI,t U1YaEx732.1t
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BAaE BA11~-The Secretary Of the Champion
Bare Bill Club OF the Northwest desires Us to
state that The club viii azTsnee to psy all clubs
sending in challenges within the next thirty dtys,
and thet Chsc.ro c!uhs are specially tnTited to
challenge. The adazess Of the Secretary Il at
FfcepnFt Illinois.
, 1865-05-24

FOR SALE-.-One light shifting.
T. top buggy, nearly new aad In excellent oruGr.
0ne & family sInsge u Eood eo1dttoa s apd hutAtta
Works, or apply to Y. a. AOWKE, l0B 90. WAteF
AtEeet. mi14x189.lX
, 1865-05-24

The Most Caref nj. and one Of the very best
Dentists In The ctly, is thought to be Dr.. Lewis,
who has 1atclg removed from Ill to 140 Lake
street 4.
, 1865-05-24

Ncrazch Dr. DlauE'e lich ,rrafs Iii II. c1r. -
aaNtJ.hlx henEs; a'so cures Scald uesd.
sat hnen1l, and ali dis. aaes OF tho ekn All otaef
trt LOT tkfn diEeakcs contain she health aes,rnT
ibg netcur3. apd ara dapEcroas. H.auk i Csrsfa
Conl.lDa o mercury, MID il free t.pna uanrer
Pttee " mali eixty cents per boz, o. by exprcss
Il: dollars Ecf dozen. Sod by dsus seists ke4er-
, 1865-05-24

TALCAElE Coal On. LAHps.-We call the IT.
tepttop Of those interested N Oh, to an advertise
ment the frst psce Of this !ssue Of 100 acres
Of coal oil l&ndt. The advertisers 6re gentlemen
OF hrst claes business standing In cur city. and
their representations may be relied on, Those
wtshtrg 10 speculate arc invited to correspond
with them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

NEw YoRK, Jan. 30-The Hsralds
ST. Louis correspondent gives the out
lines Of reported rebel project wsst Of
the Mississippi, Of an extraordinary char
acter Il is to the effect that Gen. Kirby
Smith, commanding the rebel Trans
Mississippi Department, including all
the rebel troops aud territory Eest Of
the Mississippi River, has been for some
time negotiating for transfer OF all his
forces 10 the Emperor MAximilian Of
Mexico Il is anticipated that, if Gen.
smith does contemplate this important
transfer OF bis services, he win have
some difficulty in eEecting il, as the
rebel troops Of that army are demoral-
ized and semi.disoreauized They are
/ n set Of Wild characters, and have be.
come further detnoraiized since the
death Of old Sterling Price, their favor
| ite chief, and may resist this wholesale
contemplated change
/ The Herald publishes the roster, which
II obtained from the most authentic
source The figures accompanying the
organization show that the full strength
Of the rebels is only l68,950 men oil
all arms This is their fullest strength.
Their forces are seattered from the
James to Red River, and from the At.
lantic coast to Indian Territory II il
shown very conelusiveiy that the only
army upon which the rebels can depend
is the army Of Northern Virginia This
is the only organization which the enc.
my has deserving q name, and the oniJ
army we have to overcome
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
Regular Report.


NEw YoRK, Jan. 30.-The HeraEds 8
Washington special says the mission Of
Mr. Blair 10 Richmond was not, as has
been Supposed, an entire failure, but
that i resulted ia fully disclosing the
fact that many Of the rebel ehisis are
deslrous OF peace aud are willing to sub
nit 10 much more reasonable terms
than their newspaper organs woul ID lead
as to suppose. Bat all are so jealous
and wsichlul cl each other that none
dare 10 make an advance for fear Of
being made the victim Of some desper-
ate and relentless faction.
Another correspondent says We need
not be surprised TO soon hear Of terms
for peace in proelamAtions Of the Gov.
ernorz of Georgia and North CarolinG
The 1TibHnes special says the only
new Developments as to BlRirs mission
are reported by two members Of the
House, who dinsd with him on the even
ing Of bis return. Although they are
Democratic, they state that Mr.. Blail
said thai Davis entreated him to effeel
the passage Of the constitutional amend
ment abolishing slavery He confessed
that the war had uprooted and destroyed
slavery; that il had become disgrace
and that the hope OF being able yet e
save slavery aud re-enthrone Il, was thu
only obstacle 20 peace and the restora
ton ef the Union Thi~ was told ol
the floor Of the House on Saturday
Bets we're instantly offered by Peac
Democrats that Mr. Blair had never al
tered = word that was impaired 10 him
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31


HoRRTzLE MURDER On the i0th lust
a man named wm Ray, living in Bond
township, Lawrence county, H. was
murdered By party Of FIVE or SIX men.
With bl,cksned faces and atherzise dis
guised Bar vas taken FROM bis house.
ts the vtsds and from the character
and peculiarly OF tho wounds on bis
body, it vas supposed that be uas held
by two persons Zone or each slde) white
a third party shot him four times in the
breast; his head vas then cut on the left
side, Just above the temple, about fiug-
ers length through the skull, ont Of
which oozed the brains; deep cash
was also cut across the entire width Of
the forehead, and bis throat was cut
almost from ear to ear. His body was
then placed in the forks of young sap
ling, suspended by the head, where and
in which predieament be was found
early the next morning. Ray was about
26 years Of age, and bore bad reputa-
ton. He killed q man named Cough
some years ago, but the act was proven
accidental. he was convicted at the
last term Of the Lawrence Circuit Court
OF petit larceny. No clue has set been
had as to his murderers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

5s wsrm-hearted, generous man, Te,
Of course, are well satisfied.
/ cannot say much for the attractive
ness Of the scenery around here, the
country being low, fat aud s"smpy
Situated az We are, however, immediais-
ly on the bank Of tina Mississippi river
and in good quarters, We feel that ws
have no cause for grumbling Sons Of
as we're 10th TO leave Pine BlaH, not so
much on account Of the place ss the
associations connected with il Cupid
vas kept busy at work during our so
journ there, aud not few hearts we're
transfxed with bis potent darts
The boys Just now are somewhat ex-
cited over the discussion in Congress
concerning the muster ont Of men who
enlisted in old regiments with the under
standing that they would 90 out with
the regiment This is What they we're
promised, to induce them to enlist, and
It is certainly but matter Of justice for
the Government to abide by iss promises,
or, what is the same thing, the promises
of its agents.
Incidents of personal romance and
gallantry among men and women have
been numerous and frequent since the
war began. The Third Minnesota. sta
toned at DuralPs Bluff on White River
in Arkansas, was recently furnished
with recruit in rather novel manner.
A good looking corporal, who had served
his three years and reiulisted as a vet
eran, was szddeEly taken quite sick
while on picket An ambulance vas
sent for and the sick corporal had barely
time to get to the hospital when he was
was delivered Of fine bouncing boy,
revealing Ut once both the cause OF the
sickness and the sex Of the brave soldier
boy A sargeant of the regiment has
taken them under bis protection, claims
the child and avoEs his determination
to marry the mother, and sieh Is life.
Charles Wood, formerly Lieutenant
ia The First Indiana Cavalry, was re-
Gently murdered By company of guer-
rilias The Lieutenant, before the dis
charge Of the regiment last August, had
HuEfttA M nIA3uaHa AANJs NhU Nas tue
possessor Of fine plantation, some ten
or twelve miles from Little Rock. He
had gone to reside there and made prep
erhtions TO raise . crop of cotton this
Jear, but one night the house was sur
rounded, he was taken cut Of bed and
forced to go some three miles, and then
brntally murdered, his clothes and
part Of his remains being afterwards
discovered
The cotton trade is being opened up
50 certain extent Parties are allowed
10 bring It In, the Government taking
one-iour,h besides levying a tax Of six
per cent. per pound on the whole. Sew
eral boats are here engaged 10 The traffic,
aud succeed IN gathering up consider
j able.
/ The Arkansas Riveris up high Sew
eraI boats left this po'ut today for Little
/ Rock.
Troops have been continually passing
FOR The Iast day or two. They are priu'
ciPally cavalry
The weather hsre is clear, warm, and
| delightful More anon.
SrRSeEs CovSTY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

NEw YoRK, Jan. 30.-The Tribune
has leading article on recognition
intrigue, IN which It says il has obtained
a clue to European completely, where
from the slaveholding rebels are com
forting themselves with hopes Of power-
ful aud speedy aid to their sinking
cause. This ia its outline. At an early
stage Of the rebellion, JEFF. Davis sent
the Roman Catholic Bishop Lynch Of
South Carolina TO Europe to search for
sympsthizers and allies, bat 10 make
Rome the seat Of his operations Il vas
not difficult TO convince the master spir-
its Of European sbsolntism thai the
shareholders Of the rebellion were iden-
teal in spirit with their cause, and
should enlist their sympathies. Il fur
ther assumed that he assured the Catho-
lie Church that its expansion and pre-
dominance throughout the hemisphere
would be assured by the triumph of the
rebels. In Difference 70 these repre-
sensations, secret league Of the Ro-
man Catholic Powers og France, Spain,
and Austria, under fhe guidance Of the
Pope, has been formed, and pledged 20
recognize the Confsderstss after the 4th
Of March next, on the ground that u did
not take part IN the Presidential eiee'
ton.
The Tribune also learns that the
rebels anticipate fresh assault 90
! Richmond. In case they are not able
10 hold It, they win burH il to the
yronnd to show all Christendom that
I g. -onld rather be externpinasad thar
be subiugated- m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
sh.rm.n.. nIa..u,.n..

NEw YoRK, Jan 29-Tbe Beaufort
correspondent of the TTnses, under date
Of the 25th, states Sberman's advance
: at Salkebstchie, midway between
Charleston aud Savannah, A consider.
able foree is at ASHORE, aud rebel rein
forcemenls have been sent to Branch
vile to bold the place aginst Sherman.
Several cannon from the outer works ef
Charleston had been sent to Brsnchville.
IL Is correctly reported from persistent
accounts Of deserters that Charleston
will ne evacuated Movements by the
rebels indicate that thev are removing
heavy guns from James and Sullivan
Island
One or two monitors and several gun
boats have Joined Dahlgre0s feet oEf
Charleston
A Savannah letter Of the 18th 10 the
Times, says The last Of Sherman's army
would leave that city on the 10th The
I'd Corps we're al Hardeeville, S G.,
when lAss heard from.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
ESTABLISHED, 1881

says the Navy Department received con
frmatory intelligence that telegrsphiC
wire was discovered after the explosion
a Fert Fisher, leading across Cape
Fear River sHd about two niles into the
rebel hnes, wsich leaves little doubt that
the magazine vas purposely exploded
oy the rebels
All peace negotiations with Richmond
are nov very thoroughly exploded, al
though negotiNtious are expectc from
other quarters, perhaps, by the procla-
nations ct =she Governors of Georgia
aud South Carolina.
II was partly tbs object of Stanton s
VISIT 10 Savannah to advise With Sher-
man, api il i;ie rebels shoald propose
terms Of peace. 80 hold himself "a readi.
ness on behalf q ibe Government 10
accept
Ii - also stated that the passport or.
der will be resoindei SO far as il applies
to Canada, bat viii be eeatinued as re-
CARDS Nova Scotia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

There are reports of a raid towards
Weldon
collision occurred last Thursday be
tween The flag Of truce boat wm. All
son, and small torpedo The latter
snuk Lieutenant Armstrong. of the
navy, vas drowned most Of the crew
wsre saved
A dispatch announces that large lot
ofblsnkets, boxes, etc, vas yesterday 3 =
iEered to the prisoners in Richmond.
1t also says THAI Brigsdier General
Hays reached there Thursday. BE is
experimenting the delivery Of articles.
He viii stay tn the distribution is com
pleted, when be will probably 20 to other
parts Of the Confedersey where Yankees
are confined