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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
EsTRAY NOTICES.

ES1 n n 4 nOI ICES.
sTsAKES UP BfZAcHARTAH 3. AYDELOTT
Il On tbs Ohio river, one dark browa mares
white star IN bsF forshrad left hin1 and fore feet
sbits, supposed to b over ten years Old. Ap-
prass-1 ~ thirty Ave dollars ~ Charles Becker
and l. l. KAha, before ma,
JAMES 7. WALKER, Up
A trps copy Of The original this 6ay eisd IN NJ
ofiess February iotk, leo.
BLYTHE HYHEs,
tbsl Clerk Y. Q. q.
TrAKES UP b. zAcarinh Ass@Iosf Al hls
Il rssiessoe IN Pigeon township, Ward .rburgh
eouniyr indiz1s, one red, white spotted oos;
ear EafA2 appraised AZ dnsen doliArs Also one
red hsiter; I've yezrs old 10 ear nsrksi spprais-
- a. ten dollars. Also one rsd ksifsr with
SniA spot n beg forshsads 10 80 marks, an1
appraised - seven dollars. All appraissd b. WA
Higginbottoz and T. Q. Lacy, 6sfors ne,
JAMES T. WkLKEB, Up.
true coy Of fha origfnsl this asy h'sd IN ny
oaAcs, BLYTHE HYHEs,
Esb. roSh, leeAs Cfss.ic czsrk v. Q. Q,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

Has determined to sell out
his present stock regardless
Of what it has cost him, and
will not be undersold any
wherel
Come and price our goods
for your own satisfaction.
Now is your time. Prices
may be higher again.
We are about to lay in
another stock at panic
prices, and we will sell of
the present at cost and I'M
der.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
OYSTERS
BUCKWHEAT

DLEsTY or FREsH BDcxwHEAT. THB
Il first q the ss@sSa. -
Up. ELLI07Ts,
aey4 M. - 2afr sfr~Na
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Regular Evanayille, Cairo, and
Memphis Packet Line.
LIBERTY No. 2.

WIS COHaEfs.-........................ Masrrn
~ sbhNEs.ss 50,
VIII Leave Evansville every Tuesday evening
after the arrival % the traia from the North.
Returning, viii leave Memphis every Friday
evening AZ 0'cloch, striving Al ETzaayills Mos.
day morning
SO FOR freight Of passags apply Oh beard Or 10
fstS.n HALL 4 KIDD, and
cox
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

UFFINEhS-
Hon. JOHN KELLY, New Yerk, President.
JOHN c. GILEs, New York, Vice President.
WILLIAM r. fkoS~, New York, SscrrtAry
JOHN 5. GILES. New York, Treasurer.
Wa. = o'BklkN, New fcrk. Gansrai Superfn
tensienf.
JOHN c. CORNELL, rita-vElis. Psnn, AssissAn
Superintendent.
Messrs, MARTIS a SMITH, Attorney sod coua
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09

s1CoxdRrss HALL. whilst some of the restau-
rant proprietors are, at one and the same time,
constituting themselves APOSTLES of temperance
and ts,.i,dlerS" Of the public, as they have been
Called by charging te. dollars per drink for diluted
whiskey, it is due TO alhonest, bibulous persons,
whose purses are not as large as their hear s. that
We should inform them that "Congress Hall, I" on
Main street, neArsthe Telegraph Office has not ad-
vanced the rates heretofore current at that popular
establishment. Edibles aud drnkables Of every
description can still be had there upon reasonable
terms. We make thisstatemsnt voluntarily, in or
der that all who read this paragraph may warned
IN advance against the extortionate charges t some
of the city restaurants. TT $50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
DIED.,

AT his home, IN the county VI Louisa on the 2ist of
February, loo5 IN the both year OF age froln severe
attack OF pneumonia, A. w. hAAklNs tofnerly Ie.i.
dent vi james city county, Va. ~
The deceased aiter pIotraced aess of some ten o.
twelve days had raiied good de and apparently was
fast recovering when he seized suddeiy one night
with strong chill followed by fever, and renewal of
the pulmonary Inflammation la mole aggravated form
iru winch lie rapidly declined nj at the END of "A eek
iTUIn the time OF his relapse, died
Driven tom his peaceful and pleasant home on York
river by the public eneiay ia the fa o 1867 the deceas
cd came INTO our county refugee and almost stan
ger 10 take up permanent RESIDENCE ia our midst
Nodest and unobtrusiye to fault and with no yordly
ambition 10 Crafty, he here sought rather anon gst.a
few friends and IN the bosom his own family that 40
lace aud sympathy III his msortnes which he world
cannot give. Honorable and gentemaniy i'm ALI his
bearing cordial and kind hearted in his ma
and devoted Ia his friendship and yitLai most
humble aud deyOut Christian lie had early won the rec
pec esteem aud affection OF his neighbors generally
The writer OF this knew the deceased we'll ana intimate
ly and With him much daring the period OF his last
illness and il viii be gratifying TO his many friend, ana
relatives In tile lower country to be informed thar in an
his sckiess and even IN the chamber OF death itsf h.
exhibited the same calm patience resignation and ben,o
nifty Of temper which war Characteristic of lin IN
health and II will he consolation 20 een 10 bo assu,od
that adevoted vile and large circle OF symuathi-ng
friends were him in his aiicton To minsier % bfs
every want and that be died the fo hope OF glorou,
resurrection ,l.. II. b. p.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
Confederate states Congres
! SECOND coSGREsss-srcoyD SESSION
SENATE
INNING sRssIoy-uarcL 4 is65

(i EVENING SEssIoY-March a 1865.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the hill 10 in
crease the military force Of the Confederate States
Mr. OLDHAM Of Texas spoke at length in support OF
the bill and OF the policy Of employing the negroes in
the army. 1917
= Mr. WIGFALI. denounced the measure the pres, the
Virginia Legislature and the President On the cohclu
sion OF his remarks the Senate adjourned. 80
WEDNESDAY, March 81 1866
The Senate met at II o'clock \. NJ. Mr. HU.TrR Pre-.
sident pro TEN, in the chair
Mr. SEMMES, from the Committee on Finance report.
ed back House bill making an appropriation TO supply
deficiency in the War Department during the fiscal ne.
Rod ending December 81, 1864 Passed ~
Mr. 5, also from the committee. reported back
House bill making an additional appropriation for the
redemption Oi temporary loan made In the wear 1851
81 sundry banks in the Confederate States Ia snDuv
funds 10 the Treasury Passed 'TFr'
MI ;. also from tue same committee reported back
House bill king additional appropriations for tbe sun.
port OF the Government Of the confederate states of
America, from January LIST 1865 to June 3O,l 1867
Passed, a = ~ tit
MI. :. also, from the same committee reported back
House hill authorizing the Secretary OF the reasury to
bosnw specie To hc applied 10 the ud reluc
ton OF the currency. Passed
Mr.. ;. aso, from the same committee reported back
House bill to increase the compensation collectors
aud assessors in the cities Of Richmond and Petersburg
Passed.
Mr. $ also nom the same committee, reported back
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09

sa OCULAR ONlSSIONSr 80 SIS
Is rHE TRENCHES, HusToS's BaIeApE,
-" March LIST, 1866. !

March LIST, 1865
To IL. Editor Of he wig:
/ have lust read a considerable portion Of this
work and regret that its author has fallen into so
MANY inaccuracies. The correction OF all ot them
i, not contemplated, but there is one omission so
unust to this Brigade that no member Of il can help
feeling irritated Il would be supposed that an
historian of Mr.. Pollards industry, in describing
the charge of Pickett's Division at Gettysburg
would at least have ascertained What troops con
sttuted the Division-espeeially as he makes prop
erk that charge the most prominent 'inci lent' in
the battle OF Gettysburg Yet such seems not the
fact. TIE reader of his work would never know
but what Armistead's and Kemper's Brigsdes alone
constituted the Division, alone participated in
the charge. Mention is made OF the 18th Virginia
Regiment part of this Brigade, but in such man
ner that all readers would presume it part Of one or
the other two Brigsdes mentioned, ,...
What, however, the real facts Picke tits
division. as represented at Gettysburg, consisted
of three brigades-the two mentioned by Mr.. Pol
lard and Garnett's now Hunton's). This briga
g.pt into the charge with l, lS7 muskets Il write
fror, official recOrds), and casualties amounted
10 g46-being more than teo-hrdS 1t Charged IN
ADVANCE OF Arnlislead's, which was supporting
kemper'S and THIS brigade is orlsduler5 tue Ia
,o.uted Garnett, was Killed while on horseback
cheering on the men. OF the hFe regiments com
posing il, viz: the Doth, 2Sth, 9Th, lgth and 18TH
Colonel Stewart, OF the 56th, was MORTAL, wound
ed and subsequently, died; Colonel Allen Of the
2stb. was killed; Colonel Gantt, OF the 18th, Sc
yey.iy. wounded IN the lace Lieut.. Colonel Car
rington. commanding the 18th, slightly wounded
and taken prisoner at the enemy's works; Colonel
Fpna Hnnton, Of the sth NOW brigadier GENERALLY
Also painfully wounded. A brigade which had
killed its brigadier and two colonels out OF i've,
two Others severely wounded, and one taken pris-
oner Al the enemy S works, might, Ut least, have
been passlngly noticed in the history Of an incl
dent" 10 which the historian Justly gives prom.
neuce. Ii Is astonishing how brigade which has
lost more than two-thrds OF its rank and hle, and
also lost its commanding general and every com
mandiug regineRtql officer, should have wonder
nlly been overlooked by the diligent historian
BUT the object is to correct, aud not to crticise.
c. l., Co. b, 18th Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,
RESOLUTIONS FKoN raE Army.

The SPEAKER laid before the House patriotic resOlu
tiuns adopted by the Forty fourth regiment Virginia in
fanry aud the Seventeenth Virginia artillery Laid upon
the table and orderedt be printed.
| On motion OF Mr., BLANFORD, the House resolved it.
sell into session. and after time spent therein
resolved itself into open session.
iMenEssNESTs
Mr. BALDWIN, OF Virginia, from the special committee
on reported bill 10 amend act entitled
an act providing for the establishment and payment
claims certain description OF property infornaIy
impressed for the OF the army approved June i4h
1854 'ltr r.,.t
Mr. HANLY of Ark. moved 10 amend by inserting Ia
the second section after the word actually the words
necessarily which was agreed to. .,..,.
Mr. WlCkHAM Of Virginia submitted the following
amendment:
Add at the end the following an independent
ton:
rhe said commissioners shall also receive aud take
proof in relation to how the fuel and materials AIKEN
informally impressed in like IL prov ia the
forage Sc in the act OF which this is an amend
ment Boz.
The amendment agreed to, and the bill passed.
st .ii,t NPREssAEST or SLAVES. .
Mr.. BALDWIN, of Va, from the Special Committee on
lmpressnent TO whom was referred bill reatvStp the
of slaves, reported back the with the
reco mmendatOn that IL do pass.
The bill considered and passed, 90 ~
NAMED sOLDrnRs.
The SPEAKER laid before the Ho use Senate bill for
the relief OF MANNED soldiers
The bill was considered and passed
ADJOURNMENT. ..
The SPEAKS haid beUre the House resolution upon
the subject of adjournment which had been returned
from the Senate with the following amendments
l. Insert after Houses" in ne four the words sine
die"
3 Strike out "Wednesday the stl inst at IL o'clock
and insert Saturday the 1ith inst at O'clock 2. M
The first amendment OF the Senate was agreed 70.
Mr. BALDWIN, OF Virginia, moved that the further
consideration OF the resolution aud amendments be had
in secret session which was agreed 10, 49,
NoFElt was understood that the resolution was finally
passed liking next Saturday the day Of adjournment
-REP.l
MILITARY Affairs '~
The SPEAKER laid before the House the bin 10 Increase
the military OF the Confederate States which had
been returned from the Senate with an amendment
The bill was made the special order for tomorrow ITO
day. ~ if -tn1-t II -ilas 'lsr
On motion of Mr. BLANF0RD the House resolved itself
into session. and having spent some tims therein
adjourned. .itsa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
,TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION
RECEIVED EXCLUSIVELY. BY THE WIG


TALADEoA, Feb. %, via Charlotte, March IA
great mass meeting was held here to.day--tLe
masses are rising. This morning the don. A. W.
Hall addressed an immense audience in the church
Tor space OF three and half hours, which called
forth the widest enthusiasm the part Of thep
pie. The audience was dismissed until three and a
halt +. NJ, when they were addressed in speech
OF two and halt-hours by Captain Bard, with
great effect, The result othese efforts is, that tie
people here aAe now united and will prosecute the
war vigorously.
The whole matter concluded with grand ma
tionsl air by the ladies'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
surRrpAs's RAID.

The Times says edtoriaily upon this subject
Charlottesville, which Gen. Sheridan captured, is
less THAI seventy miles west OF ichmOnd, connect
ed with II By railroad, is III the heart Of the region
from which Lee now draesr great part OF his sup
plies, and only about ty miles from Lynchburg,
which it would seem from Gen. Grants despatch
Sheridan is going ~ strike for.
This gallant officer aud his trdbps are thus ope.
rating in a way that must bring infinite dismay up
on Lee, and on line which il Is imperative that
Lee should hold. sherman's advance into and
through North Carolina is a terrible thing bul the
appartiOn of Sheridan near the upper waters Of the
James and on the great railroad route To the West,
brings at once pers to the gates Of Richmond. Lee
saw this clearly that he at once sent troops to-
ward Lynchburg, aud to get there before hiin, il
possible. Ii viii relieve the minds Of some 70 Know
that thes hour rebel brigades camiot 20 down South
TO trouble Sherman in the Carolinas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09

JUDGE LroSs' CouRr.- Hi5eas corpus stil rules
in this court. The following cases were disposed
of yesterday ,sssA... faf rsgar l.5l A.
Vim. Behie, German, Who asked to be dN.
charged from the militia on the ground that he was
an undomiciled foreigner, was decided to have ac-
quired domicil, aud was remanded to the custody
OF the militia. fl-f.'l- ~ss IA gGs
Gideon 7. Bradley, proving TO the satisfaction OF
the court that he was over fifty years OF age, was
discharged from the Confederate army.
/ The cases of Anne Perrin, charged with aiding
negroes to escape TO the euemy, and m.tpailey,
charged with the murder OF Mr.. Harvey, were Con-
timed. iFf- ft~If-iH - ~. f 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
s..s civil sa,.n

@tI- Ilrt ely ~ iH8 !.
good deal Of attention here and have heard va
riety bf opinions expressed in this connection as
TO Hapoleon's idea In not making apy alusion TO the
war in this country in his recent speech 10 the
French Chambers. The Emperor, no doubt, had
good reason for his silence n tue same connection
have heard, very good authority, that import
ant dispatches have reached the State department
from Paris, bearing directly on our relations With
France and Mexico. The report goes that at late
ball at the Tuileries, the Emperor, in an ofihanded
manner, said to a distinguished American gentle
man present, 81 sorry to see that report in the
papers about Sonora as there is not aword Of truth
in it, For my part, am only DESTROYS OF getting
out OF the whole matter" This was, II true, a
strange admission for Napoleon to make but for
my part, am willing TO think that there is arong
ground for believing in the correctness Of the re-
port The question of the annexation to France of
any Mexican territory is, imagine, one for future
consideration, and its solution will altogether de
pend upon circumstances. In the meantime We
Shall soon see whether Napoleon will prove his
words by his deeds.
ANOTHER RAID FROM CANADA CONTEMPLATION.
0swEGo N. Y, March Mayor Grant has re-
ceiyed u despatch from Governor Fenton, stating
that the War Department has received information
from Halifax that the rebels in the provinces are
contemplating raid on Oswsgo aud Rochester. A
public meeting is to be held this afternoon, to take
such steps as may DO necessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Senate resolution authorizing A. H. Sands 10 settle
the account Of John ~ ClaksOn OF the Salt Work. with
the State, was agreed 10. 10
resolution nquring whether the Bank of virginia ia
redeeming its notes at the rate OF TO L aud IL 30
whether some legislation the subject not NECESSARY
agreed To. .' .'i'-.' 81 -
bill amending. in relation TO patrols for keen.
ing slaves within proper bounds, was passed.
Senate bill TO deprive persuns OF the benefit OF sts in
Lineons bogus state Ut West Virginia against the per
and property of soldiers refugees and other egit
mate Nirginians, was passed
bill amending an act concerning ssioners fees
In cnancery was passed.
A bill allowing the wife Of VIM E. Herndon member
OF the present House OF Delegates from Putnam county
the per diem due him or the present session. Vas
Senate bill 10 punish with death imprisonment in the
penitentiary free persons who armed while
OF attempting TO commit robbery Was rejected iWLyD
bill in relation to the character OF money to be re-
10 cases OF unlawful dctainer, was passed
Senate bill for the relief OF Thos. h Spratt sheriff of
Smythe county. was rejected. .a .-
House bill authorizing volunteer armed police fof the
city OF Richmond was called up by Mr. SAUNDERS and
ordered TO be engrossed for third reading The orRan
ration to be composed Of patriotic volunteers the
ages OF 90 and gu years In Richmond aud within one mile
of the corporation limits and not 10 supeede the pres
ent police force of the city to have any connection
with g.. ~ -til 0,f a, .ta t-.l.t-' "a -, +
Nh ROBERTSON, of Richmond presented a series of
patriotic resolutions adopted public meeting BY Sturd
wants Batterywhich read and referred TO the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. IA. ..,i..,, n
Senate bill prescribing regulations for the State election
the 4h Thursday in this MONTH giving refugees the
privilege of voting at precints well at the Court
Houses and authorizing polls in certain cases to he
opened AZ places other than those prescribed by law
The House went into secret session. ht
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
FROM MOBILE.

AoBILE, ~, 70, via Charlotte, n. c., March T.
twenty-five steamers aud six Mississippi river
Transports are in the Lower Bay, and large num-
Del OF troops are reported on Dauphii island and
Pensacola indie ating an early attack ON this city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
AN. sugnrpAN,s MOVEMENTS.


recciVed' ~
GEN. suERiDAN's MOVEMENTS.
W. conv The following with the simple remark
=, - 80, .;nad oraat deal ,no,e
that Tue euouiy mas @oo'''s'"'"e 80" 49, -
than the actual facts, as future dcveopements VIII
Indicate;
~ WAR DEPARTMENT, W AshiNGIONrl
Z. N, march o, 1900. -
Mljoy General Dir, NsO York
The following desatcbes in relation to the re-
ported do,eat ana }ture Of Gen. Early by Sheri-
dam and the capsdft OF Charlottesville, have been
received by tins Department. Gen. Sheridan ana
his forces commenced their movement last Monday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
RICHMOND WING.
Thursday MOr.l.s, March .. uses.
EVENING WHO.

We shah publish, to-day, At : o'clock P. N, and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
same hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The
Evening Wing viii contain the latest news by mail
ana telegraph, Up 10 the hour OF going to press, edi
torials, LEGAL intelligence, SC. Jy 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
MARRIED..

On the 18th February, at sunnyside" Henricoc oun-
~ Va BY the Rev 4. 4. Perkins, J. 81. 81 JOhh Of
Augusta, Ca, to ELLA j., daughter OF j.. L. Caring
ton. lH' Itf sa f- .
AT Society Hill, on the 2lst February by the Rev j.
kidney, Co.. NA. ". flANEf, OF Va, " CONSTANCE.
daughter Of the late Col Jno Williams. OF s. C.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
THE CITY.

PERsoYAL.-Ro. Ridgeway, Esq, formerly editor
of the Whig and now resident of Amherst county,
is at present in the city, aud receiving the cordial
greetings of his numerous friends. ,t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09
LINCoLN,s INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

The He7 aldS Washington correspondent says Of
the mauner IN which LincolA's inaugural address
was received by those who listened TO IL
A. about one O'Clock, the bands being at last
hushed the President and stepped forward to
The reading desk Has was greeted with very faint
applause indeed there was no enthusiasm through
out the address. Ii was not strictly an inaugural
address, since it was read before Mr.. Lincoln took
the oath Ii was more like yaledietory. The
President read an very loud, clear voice apd hun
dreds of the audience could hear It. 80 tft
during the delivery OF the speech, Stanton aud
Seward were remarkably attentive, rising and
bending forward to listen. The crowd kept pushing
nearer and nearer the platform. Sumner smiled
supereously at the frequent Scriptural quotations..
Negroes calculated "bFess de Lord" in low muir
muir, at the end of almost every sentence. Beyond
this there was no cheering Of any consequence -
Even the soldiers did not hurrah much. The state
meDt that a. the progress OF our arms Is, tIust,
reasonably satisfactory aud encouraging to all =
met with no response, although the President
paused significantly The declaration that we ac-
cepted the war rather than let the nation perish,
dew the first cheer. The remark that slavery
would cease with the war was appiauded, The sa-
tirical observation that men asked Gods assistance
in wringng bread from .otheT nlen's faces, caused
a half laugh. These were the only marks 81 pps
probation until the close Of the address.
NAPOLEON AND THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.
A Washington despateh says sst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-09

YouxG James Childress, a
youth between twelve and fourteen years Of age,
was Yesterday eveping caught in the basement Of
Dunlop s Moncnre's warehouse, corner OF Cary aud
llth streets, He had broken into the premises,
apd the presumption With intent to steal, though