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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
Preserving rrees.

Fer the benefit Of our ciEiaena who de.
sire TO become public benefactors by sst.
ting out shade treea tocomfort tie wear
pedestrian as be journeys through our
city under the burning rays of sexu
summers sun, we clip from an exchange
the following suggestions for preserving
trees We regard them worthy of con.
siderAtion and practice. Worms are
great pests, and anything thAt win dos,
troy them should be widely disseminated
In setting out new trees, drop some
old bones or horns, and scraps of old
iron, nails, iron dust or 6hngs, in the
bottom of the pit around the roots. The
bones will continue slow decay for
years, aud yield generous and ,perma-
neni nourlshmentt 90 thu arees and eject.
ually prevent its becoming infested with
any of the numerous verrain Ehisb ySrev
upnn'treeS in cities. ats ,sif Ass -
Trees already planted can be trsated
with iron by depositing iron aroond lhs
roots below the surface, and rby aarssips
nails into the tree, Both these netbods
may be used, and as they have been re
peasedIy and successfully tried for 'yesrs
past on both fruit aad shade treas, Ars
not either experiments or theories Nc
fear need be ensrtsined. ofgiRiHkpg 4
valuable or tender tree; the ghrst seasog
win demonstrate Aths atillfyo OF Afha
measure. aAQ1aa - 1tals
where nis found that . srssiis iafssssI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Two FEMALE REBRLs ARRESTED
Lows AND TRKAsoN.-0ur readers will
remember that Van Qaton, formerly A
TexAa RShger and Afterwards noted
guerrilla, made q raid into Wartrace
sometime ago, and was shot while leaF-
lug the Telegraph Office, with watches
and other booty. On the body eff the
robber was found The likeness of Mrs.
Dolly, Rettls, widow of the late Colonel
Battle residiag near this city, her xold
watch, star With her initials, ID. B
and . copy OK Shakspeare with her name
written in. il "A few days ago the af.
fectiouAts widow gecompanisd by Miss
Sallie Battle, travelled over Fifty miles to
Warsraee for the porpose of recovering
the.body Of the high-vayman, and bring
ing il home to inter it with sll the ponp
Of grief Of which disloyel women are
expsesed to disStaS iKsthe tnAsrsl obss-
qules Of murderer and robher, who
adds treason 90 his other crimes. Gen.
Milrcy bsing duly advised Of the mortn-
airy PagrmAge, eanclRdedF that the
weeping females needed little ywhoIs-
some discipline, and had them arrested
aud brought to TullAhouaa. The amor
ous widow is entirely too. efectionste to-
wards las eonSa N hDv short
> ps6adhss eialAd Ahss she Sckied her
eyes ont over her illustrious Battles.
Size had better Join q nunnery in Dixie.
-Nos&rs2le Tfw&es.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items,


Iatsrnitt4nt and rumfttant showsss prsvss
@aca like the hsssrs ca ths waaash. and the i
@ospaeE~ = mild and spatie az May, barrf.S
AiEn wiud Frsvaiia a. flnes, causing srsas con
1otfon IN TIE waters q Ia Belle R-rs-~ss AZ !
ksEiaS sAsi-A@p~ssssssy - capt Hair. aust.s
mill
ne iaver hsrs ross Aboui tsn inches siuos Ia,s
hish'' And . rising 81 the rata of aboat half 81
!. laSh psr hosr- Il i not sppruhsudea hs~~vst
- -, 'As r''e iii rsseh the POiss stiAia.d Aass
rAss' has ass bSso ~aeA busias.a aens 81 ~,
isvss to-day, SIS
Ale A'fi'Ais eompriss the Nevada, Pitasis.r.s ,e
~. Loaf' Havaaa. NAshsiils 70 cinsi,.,,, n
b rampbeli. frem es4aw. r A D., -
Green rivers ArusA4A. cairo 10 s,..., -
cen HNlieck, from Green river.
TIE Lady GAY di5 act st "a la.t sI.st. =. =.
suPPesea !; hAvinr aia over Asrs to ,aks ee,i -.
vii ieaEe early thIs afssraesa. with her rp,,s.
ns.riy dova 20 he water sAs stiu .tsrsst.
large crowds Of Yiaiiors
The ArmaaA arrived ahoas . O'Clock. ern-a.i
With people, ana moderate Gseleh, ilss, ise.na
ing - bales % esttaa 90 % forwara fa-aay ~ tbs
esisbrated Cotton RxpFrss.
The Nevada vas fan of freight ana poopls f,r
the far west
fes Havana l~iax In eossrnmspt s.rvlcs,
parsel up light
fhe D. D. cAmPoeli wss bslov Lsr sous ssapty
earge.. shs tied 20 a trs. On The bank and pullss
ths 'Fee ever. whidh fsli aero.s hsr hsas. tbrI.t
Ing some aAmage-
The fAeony has changed Dor destination ana
VIII taks fhe piaeo o. The Goa. Anderson on
rhursday. a. the maiiboat 10 Cairo.
Fhs Glendale, On her rstarn, viii lead for Mem f
Fhts and leave on Thurziay evening.
The osa- Faileek silI ieavs O.. morrow u,oruiue
for Green riref.
fhe \, A. Danksnson brourht a nice trip Of
if1'shi a3d Passenkofs sut of Grr~n river. Among
the lettsr Vas Capt. John whits, Of iha r.meu.
white arm. q cusd.v.ile. The Dunksrson wili
return 10 eresn river to.nasrrow evening
Capt HaEictt len ~ rallrhIs aasrnine 20 brinr
iowa ths Lsai Lsoto to spisr the Nashville paess,
i'Ade she e sEPeetsd % D. hsrr in sims 10 Isa..
1n THURSDAY syetiss
Capt haAapse= leaves to-day Ia Search 81 ,he
2,rrie hopiRs - SET her bsek tote hsr rsruiar
fads.
fhers" nota avery large aooumulation Of frsighis
ierv, Tor any point, ths depressed siais of ths
aAFksis aetlhK uufsvurabiy 90 shipmsnu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
u OOmd Z Illh DIV. \ Mis.. B saa.droIr.
Connistins report. Pro1a assll..

NEw YoKK, March 20.-The TSa.es'
New Orleans correspondent says: A
woman whe left Mobile on the 5th saws
that The troops are being removed, and
every indication - that the city will be
evGcuatsd. 1t is probable that most os
the garrison Is outside Of the city limits.
Rebel officers who recently deserted say
the city viii be defended, and think Il
can. be taken
The 7snses, correspondent, writing
from White House, says: Sheridan has
destroyed more property than was ever
before destroyed on one expedition. In
one day he captured two million dollars,
worth, and the canal conld not be re-
paired IN two years, SheridAn's com
msnd has obtained supplies for horses
aud men in l3 counties, and issued
enonEh supplies 70 the assrTina .iahahit.
ants to have fed Lees armyfof month.
The HsrdE1 thinks Richmond wiu be
evacuated without smother battle. The
only alternafiyeto save Lees army ID to
tora 9 junction With Joe Johnston at
Danviile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
New Terk Noon Markets.

Nav YoaK, March n.
C0TTOE-DuIf, at 81
EL0UR-Duil. unsettled and lowerss , aaral0 ID
for extrn state 10 40asto % for round boop ohio
MhkAr --NomiBai dull aud lower.
RIE-pull.
CORN-Qafst
oATs--DHIl; 1eze lover; 1 os9l % for wsss-
PORK-Uassttled aud lower; a toa25 Ts for
ne ass =. @sssi ass 30 for "a Aaa "a DO 2s 2ss
LARD lower; 1eafsL
HoGS-Drenmed. dali
wHIskT-HeAvy sad lower; . 2oa2 n for
PETRoLEUM-Duli; ~ To- Grade "a for re-
hned 10 bond, and ~ for DO. free.
sTOCKs-Lower
M0HEY--AtT per cent.
SfERBIN0-Qaist: ~ DaL
GOLD-opened a. 65 eiessd ~ sg5<
q. D. - 6s coupons, IS; DO. 81 6lL 10 80
coupons, s93<; certificates. es.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Regular Report.
hsPorssa Abdleasiea or Jesr Davts-
Lee made Dieaator -Sher.
mans Movemeugs.

AsPorssa Abdaeatfan OF Jef1 Davis
80. made Dictator -Sher.
mans Movements.
NEW YokK, March 2l.-Tbs Herak9
special says;
IL was reported in Washington vessar
day that JET Davis had abdicata5 -
/ position OF President OF the rehaI ror
Z fedsracy snd handed the reins az II.
sinking government to Gen. Lee. wish
the understanding that the latter. a. s.
prsme Dictator, would make one last
desperate effort, with such resources al
are left within his control.
All kinds Of provisions are nov bring
ing fabulous priees 10 Riehmcad, and
every male in the city capable Of carry.
ing muskes has been pressed into The
army te1
A Cabinet meeting was held at Wash
ington yeg.erday, at which Il was under
stood that the present condition Of AZ
fairs at Richmond formed the subject of
considerations
The HeraLds Wilmington eorresnon.
dent OF the 18th says all refugees. de.
serters aud prisoners brought in by ysher.
man are being hrsught 10 This place two
steamboat loads arriving that day.
On the 18th Sherman leff Faveites;Ils
marching towards Goldsboro. Before
leaving the extensive arsenal was com
plelely destroyed Il was the largest IN
iheeSouth. Every cotton min and several
residences were also destroyed Six
small steamers we're also burned. Tie
negroes who have followed sherman
will be sent to South Carolina and con
signed 10 the care Of Gen. Saxton.
i be rebels will make stand. Il at
al, al or near Goldsboro
Johnston having united with Bragg. I
and large reiuforcemehts having come 4
from hiehmond, gives combination 4
With which they hope TO defeat Sherman
and sohofeld combined II successful /
hey intend TO return and crush Grant
Oar released prisoners are sent North
"a fast as possible Their condition 4
lorribls; thirty or forty dying daily,
General Terry is 70 take the Geld i'm
nediately
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
From vsns.neIa.

NE~ foRK. March Give have
news from Vsnezusla, dated Caracas.
February 9th. The country is Dc,
scribed as IN most wretched state oi
anarchy. Most Of the provinces were
isolated. from the capital, all mail com
mnnioation being destroyed By the work,
ing factions Only two Of the legations
OF the Republic, one in Paris aud the
other IN Lima and Peru, we're in exis-
tence
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22


a AzsazeAne>G PUskEa& THE tol-
loving 10 decidedly 8 neat little mathe-
matical puzzle. We commend it 10 the
attention Of our school boys andr girls.
Some Of them mey furnish rs with it's
solution If they please:
A man has sixty apples, he sells 30 for
tifteen cents, which is halEsent piece,
or swo apples for one cent. He sells
the remaining so for ten cents, which is
q third eta cent apiece, or ; applesyfor
enc cent Thus We see that for 5 applies
he gets twocents; now, ho~ many cents
does be get for 90 apples2 The prob.
lem aeeEas Plain eueagA and the rule 1of
three gives the immediate result OF
twenty.four. But, on the other hand,
it he gets fifteen cents for 80 of his ap.
pies, and ten cents for the remaining 80,
it seems pretty evident that he gets
twepss 6vsffor Tie 50 z Y = 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
Law CARD
BANK STATEMENT.
Tie Evansyille NationaI Hanl

kt TRxASURT DzPARWwHA0
oTFIcE OF CoMPERaIEEG OF rEE Crnd#E
HashinEtan. I@aa@sy lashsfATE
WHEREAS, by EatisAStory exfasnss pruse rted 20
the undersigned 81 kae bean made 20 axmaemm that
TkM EvANsFTLLk NATIONAL BAsE.~Efhm eisy
q kvAasvtiies IN ths equally OF VsadsFhn EKh and
and socorulrg 20 Ghs requirements of the Act Of
yongfess entitled, - An Act % presfds . Easional
C1rTseSy seenrsd By . pledge of q. s. Bonds,
aad % proyics for the circulation and rsdampti0u
fhsrsof, approved June 81. lisa. snd hzs eons-
pttsd Etth al The provisions cf safd required
- ohseazpa1ss3 Sit6 esfsFe eOkzne1cIng fhs brsi.
ness OF banking andsr sad sct,T T.
Now. THszEFens. !. Hngh EfrCulloch, Conp-
troiSr q the Currency, DO hsrsby certify that The
kxAnsvtlle Sational Bank. IN the city u Evans
riiisa IN the county Of TKnderburgh and StAta q
Andi&nAsia AafhrFsEsd TO c0mme1ue the busfnaas
OF n@nk nka1g 9Masrisho Act Aforesaid,
Il settM0nf whereof witHamETay hand ama seal
M II a. F--.r sEGGHs AeCEkL0GE. aF
loo Cs@pMaalaz % ena 0ExranaT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22


The recent charter elections In the
State Of New York have alinoat uni
iormly resnlted in Union successes. In
Elmira the Union candidate Tor Mayer
was elected by $50 majority-a gain Of
$50 since last year Lockpors shows q
Union gain Of 100. 0swego goes for
the Union ticket Utica, Poughkeepsie
and Troy each elected Union Mayors.
In Trow the Unionists gain three Alder
men and 500 votes over The election Of
last spring aud fall, Rochester went
largely for the Union ticket; so, also,
Portland, Ne. Coming West We hnd the
elections in some Of the most important
towns in the West exhibiting ths sam .
gratifying results The truth is The
Union party, after laboring 80 hard TO
save the Government. propose for q tins.
at least, to administer i,s affairs TSe
party that precipilased the rebellion is
an unsafe custodian Of their affairs the
people have concluded and vote accord.
inRly, 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
Cincinnati xoon Markets.

- oIEoiEEArt. March q
TIE markets are greatly unsettled and IL j. ain =
cult to give quotations @
fL0UR--ExtrA soar So
MHEAr-Hsd in dsaaaBa - 70 snd white Al
SORk-esna0t be anotsd
OATS-No Quotations.
RNE-Decitned to I a.
WHIskf-Smali sales 1t 10
fk0lIst0ss = Nothing, whatever. aoiRE In
eLoyEa sEED-Is 2saI4 60
CnFfEE-3giaaso
SUGAR-isQ10c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

(toOoAIHK, AMBROsIA, KATHAIRd@ TRl.
" cophaTcns, and All the GncHs celebrated pFe
paFmssons soT tho HAIR, Can b. f0#sd at
No. 10 soafh First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

FoRT MoxRoK, March l9.-The steam
er Jss. 5. Green arrived last evenin
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22


The Philadelphia Ags, I.oaisvilIe
Democrat, and other papers or the same
political eemplexiou, are greatly indie.
aant over some books recently published
which pnrport 10 contain a history of
the rebellion, gotten up in style 70 in.
terest children. These little books very
broadly insinaats, Ii aeems, that Mr..
Buchanan aud his Cabinet we're NOT as
good patriots as they might have bsen.
They slso style Mr. Calhoun q traitor.
This the Phiiadelphia Ags---intsnssly
eopperhsad--boldiy denounees as en- in
suit to man whose pure and honoFs-
BILE life was an example to American
statesmen" We presume the ofFense OF
these little books lies chiefly in the fact
that they have copied Andrew Jackson's
opinion Of Mr.. Calhoun. Not many
years ago the Louisville Democrat ap-
plauded Jsckson's sayings and doingn
with reference TO Calhoun and nuIlitica,
ton. What has produced the change in
the spirit Of ita dream2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Z N@E% ~ 0AADn A-EAa8mEE8s
FoRT MoxRoK, March l9.-The steam.
er Jas. 5. Green arrived last evening
IRON Wilmington.
She brings no later intelligence from
sherman, vino by the last accounts re-
ceived yesterday, had crossed Cape Fear
riveg, and vas marching on Goidsboro
Thirty nine escaped Union officers
cane mp fam Wilmington to-day.
These officers hid themselves over the
ceiling Of the hospital at CoIumbis. be.
ing uEobserved, made good their as-
cape during dark, stormy night, and
traversing various forests and thicksts,
travelling only by night, guided by faith.
tui negroes They CROSSED between
North and South Carolina, and succeeded
in reaching Sherman's forces as they
we're moving on Fayetteville, and were
come thirty miles distant from that
town. They then moved down Cane
Fear River to WILMINGTON where they
arrived on the 10th inst.
They belong mostly to eastern regi.
menfs, and are in g very destitnte CON
dlfloni many OF them having been pria-
oners for the iasi year. The little money
they had when captured was either spent
or taken By the sebels
Extracts from the Richmond papers OF
Friday contain no news.
The Dispatch says two negroes we're
convicted recently Of burglary aud sen
fenced TO be hung, ON the 18th inzt., but
were pardonsd by the Governor upon
condition Of their volunteering in the
military service of the Confederacy.
As's0oH IS released from prison they re-
paired to the colored eamr of instruct
ion and were regularly mustered in.
The enlistmens of negroes in Richmond
goes brayely on.
The Confederate Senate concurred in
the House resolution in relation to an
Address TO the Country. Congress
adjourned on Thursday at II O'Clock, m.
In the Senate the following resolution
was offered, but no action was taken
npou il for want Of quorum: s
Res0tced. That the banks Of this State |
are hereby prohibited from diminishing
the specie in sheir possession, except By /
loans to the State or Confederate States I
Government, until otherwise ordered.
Richmond papers contain an appeal /
from the officers authorized 70 raise ne |
gro troops. They ask the people to give |
their servants who will be willing 20 aid |
in bringing the war to close.
The Dtspatehs in commenting on this,
commends their efforts, and thinks the |
negroes will make excellent soldiers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
lBy TsiegFAph.l
RAILROAD RECEIPT q.

TEaaE HkUrs, March n, Tsss
NJ. a. n. eAradss.
eeantlin q son, II stoves, " pkgs hardware;
i btegaan. ] eask sugar sehspksE a D. 1
Bsmsnt V. bAss pepper. 3 vsnnr mao, ) BAG
eonse;J Imbash Co. kegs varhish " II
hoSArey Co, boxes y goods Minor D, -
boxes boots: Wm Haghes. box ID goods Jaqusss
y, II pkgs goods @ L Dixsn, ~ boxes bosas
Leach Co, boxes drugs; Semnonin, IS boxss
boots; /; Macksy, Co, ' pkgs goods strAub
son, boxes II ware Morgan, II A Co, ITs cases
boots and shoes Calm, boxes u Kooda Tur.
ner q, boxes boots; l. Kcsalsr, Is pkEs sun.
dries.
lsignhd,l A. BOBBINs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
General s0ddyis Gasp Broken Up Nv
the Upper Tennesses Fleet.

NAe upper Lenneasee Fleet.
WAsHISGros, March 2O.-The Nayy
Department to-day received the follow.
ing from Admiral Lee;
FL,G-SHIP GEs BUEssIaE, orYl
BRInGERoRr, Ala, March 4.
SIR-T took advantage Of the late rise
IN the Tennessee River and crossed Elk
River Shoals With the flagship and the
General Thomas, and vent down to
Muscle Shoals cana across General
Roddys camp and drove them OF. L
penetrzted Elk RiEss, and AN meeting
With good success in encouraging the
Union feeling on the south side Of the
river Ihe citizens are coming in and
taking the oath, and from interviews I
have bad with prominent men / think
there Is no doubt that Alabama will soon
return TO her allegiance 70 the Govern
ment, z Very respectfully, D
n C. FORREsr,
-. VI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
! OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Reported Abdication of
JEFF. Davis.
Gen. Leel Made Dictator.
Conflicting Reports from
Mobile.
Importance of Sheridan's
Raid.
Lee Must Evacuate Rich
mond.
Sherman across Cape Fear
River.


NEw foRK, March 20-The Herald
City Point correspondent Of tie 20lh
says Sheridan reached White House on
the 18th. He lost nearly so men and :
officers. Nearly 200 negroes came in
with him, and he had to turn back Il
large number as he was wholly unable
to feed or protect them. Lateriy how.
ever, ne conh do better, and the ne
groes managed to procure their own
subsistence on the march.
The Hera5ds 9th army corps cores
pondeut OF the lssh, gives report
brought IN by deserters that force of
Union cavalry had occupied Barksville
function on the Richmond, Danyille a
Lynchburg Railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

With vsrmin, an ppsleatiQ Qrpf petroleum
10 the injured paris VII kiifthe insect or
the grub. The crude sskiele, if TO be
procured, is the best bat lfnot At hand,
the lnbrieating oil, coal d carbon oil,
viii answer the puFpase
Comlmnn aAnsy plnatedl Aroand peach
treea hAA &4nr foqfd 20 keep the grub
and m0FM ffpm thern, 2na secure regu-
lar crUga, mhAre every other preventive
failed. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
An Linz.

The crowded condition of tbs streets
in New York City Is becoming source
OF much vexaiion and annoyance that
innumerable contrivancea are being sug-
gestsd to remedy the growing evil. Rail-
roads, underground and over ground,
have:been.contsnplassd and constructed.
But the street railways seem to aggra.
vate the difficulty, and the people cry
ont IN agony at ths prospect Of laying
down track in Broadway. To avoid
the difficulty arising from street rail.
ways, Mr. Richard Montgomery, the
inventor pf corrugated iron, proposes
an elevated or erial road over the side
walks The New York Post says it is
an exceedingly ingenious and apparent
ly wholly practicable plan. He claims
for II these advantages: lEt That Il can
DO built without deranging the present
movements for traffic for inoaieti4.; I'd
That IL can be conpiesed from the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to the Battery Ia loss
than three months; 3d. That II viii not
cost over two hundrsd and City tbous-
and dollsrs; 4th. That II win Be o.na-
mental 70 the street, and absolutely free
from interruptions BY suow, &c, and
from danger; 5th, That Il will make che
trip from the Central Park down lown
in fifteen minutes, thus saving time aud !
increasing the value of propsrtyin sown;
9th, That the fare win be reduced 10 |
one and half cents, thus saving the |
poorer classes a large percentage each
day; 7th. That 1t will render the sec.
ond stories of the houses on Broadway |
a. valuable as the first stories now are. |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
.gas OFFICE AND BEsTDEHcE:
Corner First and Walnut Streets

TRSTIM0EIAL.
CIscIMHArT, o., March. m, lss4
This u 10 Gently that we, the undersigned, hava
bsep Intimately acquainted with 3. w. B0ynten,
years be has been engaged In q InrraiiSv and sac
ssssial practice Of Medicine 10 this city He
isayss bsrs on account Of III health.
wstake great pleasure ia recommending hfHn
both socially aud professionally, a. gsBtIsEnan Of
excellent morals, and occupying prominent Do.
sltioH among the Physicians Of our city, aud haps
he may suoceed an we'll elsewhere ~ he has dane
With as. Il. FkEEMAH. M. d.,
Pfofesaor Of Surgery In Eclectic Medical Tnati.
tutes Cincinnati, q.
JOHN M. eCUDDER, M. d.
Professor Of this Theory and Practice On MedI
cias Ia ths n. "A. Inetitnte
y. d. GARRTsOH, MD,
Late Professor 0f Chemistry ana pt,vsloio.,,, a.,
'n' 'ADofo meaieal Institute. dscI0-Sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Bay Colonel John Coburn, of IndiAn-
apols, has been appointed Secretary Of
Montana. He deserves higher posi-.
ton. Col cobnrn fought long and veil
in the army, aud be made gallant
fight on that rostrum. If &ay man in
the State deserves 6rss class .sppoint-
ment we think he Is the man gag dzaeaa