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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
Regular Report

NEw YozK, Feb. 1.-The Herald 8
Washington special says:
Officers from the forces operating
against Mobile, who arrived here this
evening, confirm the report Of the evacu-
alton Of that place. Hundreds Of de-
sertsrs have come Of TO the army and
the feet, and unanimously agree in the
statement that nearly all the rebel
troops have left that place, and that il
viii 5e surrendered whenever = demand
for il shall be made, even il the force BY
which il is backed up shall not be very
large one The cotton has sll been re-
moved from the city into the interior.
Oar feet are busily engaged in remov-
ing distractions, aud expect to be able
TO reach the city By the LIST OF March.
Tue HeraId's Paris correspondent
states that the two formidable naval
rams, Sphynx and Cheops, built 81 Bor-
deaax some time ago, have been fitted
out 10 the most complete manner for our
Southern rebels, with the heaviest kind
Of guns, aud fnIl crews, ard under the
new names Of the Stonewall aud the
Rapidan, and were 70 sail on the begin
ing OF this month from little island Of
the coast Of France for this port It
was believed they we're Of so staunch 8
character that they would experience no
difficulty in passing 81 the batteries IN
our hsrbor and coming right up 10 the
city, which, II is reported 10 be designed
by their commanders either to lay under
heavy contribution or TO destroy. This
scheme il said TO have been ccncocted
and assisted il It's prosecution under q
secret treaty between the Emperor Ma
poleon and the JEFF Davis government
4 correspondent Of Soath Carolina
paper, who has been over the route Of
Gen. Sherman through Georgia, Is sur
prised 70 End that that o6cer dealt 20 len
lent riik that State. and eonaolss him
4z -sH aae-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
The Evacuation of Mobile
again Reported.
City Ready to Surrender.
Franco-Rebel Rams Com
ing to New York.
Southern Railroad Con-
nections.
The Situation in South
Carolina.
The Case almost Hopeless.
The Case almost Hopeless.
Dsfsaess and Garrison of Mobile.

Defsness and Garrison Of Mobile.
isp~Sl4l 70 the Evansville JouruaIl
NE~ YORK, Feb. f3-The Herald
has the situation Of affairs around No.
bile on January sth.
The city was then surrounded 5y a
strong chain Of Earth-works Besid -
these, she was defended in ths Harbor
approaches BY water battery. sunke,.
distractions, torpedoes and three euu-
boats. Ia and around the CITY '5er-
we're about 5000 troops. Of WHOM 1000
were militia men under CON II and 81
Ger. d IL Nancy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

NEw YoKK, Feb I4--The steam az
Flag, ~lth convoy Of u vessels loaded
With captured cotton. from Savannah, ar.
rived this morning. No news.
Major General Schohsld has assumed
command Of the Department Of North
Carolina
tits places him At the head Of glI
The military forces operating in the vi
einity of Wilmington.
1t IS expected Gen. Terry will COM
mand a corps under Seho6eld
The latest advioes from Cape Fear
River were to the 9th All was quiet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
Cincinnati xoon Marner..

CIEe1EsATf. Fsb -.
ooRS-Flru. aud prices unehanFsd.
kYE-Duii at I 20
HAkLkf-nul ~ kkAai Co
WnISkB-puil; small sales ct 9Ia
PhONfAf0As-~sSssdy. sales SEQ bbis Mess
PERI q y o0i 10000 D. Baik Meats at IslsaIT
l9css - hiEesE Tor Hazxsa. Lszd daii At Faisk
for 0ifY.
6RoCERIES--Flr as full ratss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

ETncKHcLpnnas
vs. J. LoWAr, oro. ". Rs1nnoHa, Dawn J.
MAcN1r, Law IsLEHEAnT. EAkL NJ AacuMa
hAML BAfkses kosT. h. DuHHHnsoH, RAmEEa
OEAs 0no. ?. HuparETa. Csc. q. Pnssfos, W.
HEiLskN, koEr. r. HeHEsfa, Ans MArpraw aH1
AAncps nHKawoop, Of Esanssiils. Jkn r. D
LAsiEa, Of New YORK; n. @. EEzTsLfos, of cIa.
sinnAti A. ~ fhsips, Of Gswbarek; Edvasd
MURPHY, Of New Harmony
9FFtcgEs.
WILLIAM ]. LOWRY, Preaiaent.
SAMUEL OR, VFoa-Preafdeat.
ROBERT X. ROBERTS, CAshlss.
pIsEoTuRst
NA. J. 1oNHr, NAn'L OAa. D. j. MAcHrr. ans
p. AUDsrErH, Eos'T X. DuNEnson, sIHVss II.
AHcaEH. kohnar Il. RonRnrs
This Bank vii y opsn fer husinsss at he ose-
neT of Main aud Wafer slr.ats. anser srowa
DnnksFson a Co.'S oines, On Aondsy, the 2oth day
Eeofusry' 1860. jaHa5-9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
New rork NOON Markets.

ss- ToaK. F.s IL
sTO1Ks-Hsatsr
MOhEf-6 per cent. on call loans
kTsRLING-Quisg ~ es1x
0oLD-opsned At CO. rsss - esss. elossa .,
GOVERNMENT ST CKs- - ~, eospons,
! @ s-2t-, coupons egzs 3, registered. ~ ;
lo.4os, coupons, ol5. VHs Year csriineatss.
UoTTos-Du Dali At sos.sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

/ sen with anaeipations Of the sane gen
tie treatment for South Carolina.
The Richmond Examiner. of III. EO,h
inst. in an article on Southern Railroad
Connections, endeavors to show tha,
then army may be supplied from North
Carolina and Georgia without the assist.
anee of the Weldon road. ~ =
The Legislature Of Georgia is 70 con-
vene in extra session to-morrow.
The Richmoed Dispatch CT the IIth
thus sums up the situation Is South Car
ohna.
The Edisto river is in the northwest.
ern portion Of South Carolina, and iow-
ing into the Atlantic forty miles south
west Of Charleston. Al4
Br2Rehville is on the Augusta branch
Of the ). C. r R., one mile east Of ths
point at which the Railroad crosses the
Edisto river This River Is now the
line heid by Gen. Hardee, in the neigh.
borhooe OF Branchville, near the coast
We hold the line Of communication in
the vicinity Of the Charleston 1 Savsn.
nah Railroad
From the most authentic intelligence.
Il appears that while part Of Sherman's
army IS making demonstrations against
Combahee ferry, near the Charleston &
Savannah Railroad, as IL with the inten-
ton of Marching on Charleston. the
res' ~ a'~ tirces have appeared At four
pol..i Ejisto; namely, AZ New
Br'' ' niles below BrAnchViils: At
Buw =, and at Holmsn's bridge,
AMI ar Railroad bridge opposite that
e4
Jar troops that held the bridge over
the Salsahatchie we're driven In last
Monday II he succeeds in forcing q
passage ~ The Edisto above aud below
Branehville a. will keep the railroad
running thence 20 Columbia. and also
the railroad 10 Charleston, aud compel
our troops to fall back from Branchviile; |
but they will most probably evacuate II /
il a, any time II should appear that |
sherman cannot be prevented from |
crossing the river.
The above is written in hopes OF giving /
cur readers some idea of the situation in |
South Carolina. 1t was said some DAYS /
ago that Sherman was also sending a
column against Augusta. on the Georgia /
side Of the Savannah river We have
no information on lhis head.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

On Inlrd Oet. Main and Locust Sts
FL'HIs LIVERY EsTABLIsHMEN ENT, WHICH
a sweil kuowu throughout tbs country, pos
sesse9 Statue adFaniaEra superior to any sim llar
sstaeiishmgat In tue City, having srra6 goulsat +
Ior the reception Of prFale horses livery OF the
most elesahtand compiete deseripton aud 1t the
lowest ates
oarrisg-s for visiting to let. Coaches, Iigh
wagons, and every kind OF road yuh oie r. let
horfes aolF on eoTHmlsaion. SECOND hand BuRgiss
Ior sAa ~ tths very lowest prices. Passengers f0r
ward &c all parts Of tho country by speeial con
SeyaHse.
Having purchased the stock Of Msssrs Rich.
Afaaon bfitton We would t-ke great pleasure in
accommodating their old customers aud friends
TOEfAk & LANDER
We taxi this opportunity OF returning ouf
Nhanks % our ffiands for the liberal support they
have given us, aad would solicit continuance o.
the same 70 the gentlemen WIN succeed ua aud
whom We take great pleasure iu sccm mendinR to
ths public. RICHARDSON & BRTTTON
dfcfn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

CISC1SsATT, Feb 1.-The river has
fallen inches, and is nov l7i feet in
the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 3le;
barometer 20' 5Ov
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Pank.

- @@AAN AAA0 &N 8LA0AMA - BLK
faEAsuAx nKpanxa4A9.A
ofFsca or ooHrraoLIEh OF TEz ouHsZ4Rst
washington, JRaHaFy lsth.f4tA
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence prsss utsd 10
tas aeasrsAsnsd y hAa benn made % AaDear that
I" IAE ksAssviLLn NATIONAL BksE . " the slty
o. Bvsnasilis, 10 ths county 81 vaadsrks rgh ana
state Il Indiana, hes brsn duly oreanlnsd unsss
sad according 10 the reqnirumsnts Of the Act q
Sougrs~ entitled, An Act 10 provide . Nationsi
turiseey secured BY = pledge Of q. 8. Bosda
and 20 provide fer the circulation and rsasmp9loH
thereof. approved June 80, tseA, aud has CO.'S.
pl ID sith ali thu provisions of said set reanlrs4
% bs complied Ntts before commencing the saal-
asss OF banking under said set,
NOV, fuEaHFoaE. |, HuEa Meouiiock, Conp-
tEiier 9f the Oerrency, DO hereby errtiy that Tks
Evansville hationni aaHk. ~ she city ef Kvans-
vile, in the coubty o. fanderbargh snd STATE 81
indiana, - authorized 20 commenes the buainsns
OF banking under tho act aforesaid.
IA testimony whvreof witness my hand and sal
OF onies this ninstssnthrday % ganuzry, lssS
tL.Rl Hu0u McUuLLoOH,
Comptroller sf the Carrsaey
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

1. no papers given away Rt the ocu Sse-r =, ~
grafuatous circulation
2 No advsrtisens1ss. local NOTICES = -ue.s.
serted unless Prspaid or pay guarsnasea
J. Advertisements vii nsver hs aoccap.a - >,
local notices salsss contrses l. mads T. shA, eos
and value rsOsivea for the notirs.
T. No . LoeAi Esssos. = however shoFx. win !.
inserted sur less tAsn One Dollar eAsh day.
d Marriages, FussFAl and RsliKioas Notes
mast invariably - paid In Aasanoa 70 secure In.
sertioa
.. - deaS'eney OF the part OF eArrisrs VII to
mace sod ey the cflce. n the carriers an 70
leave P@peFs e ordered Azd dirsossd, thsv nuu,
Psy for their cAreisssaess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15


(f0CoAINg. AMBEosIA, KATHAIRon TIT.
" eophsEOuA, and al The 11ost celsbratsd pre-.
p@rnsisas foF fss Hair, esa ss sosnd 81
No. ~ South first Street.
DuKI AND UHADuGTKRATED CREAa
L Tartar, expressly Tor family sas also ssds
SD spicoss At HALLOGk's Drag Store.
CELLER's CoUGH cgRE. STRICKLAND
- sna Msliinaous coagh Bsis4n. Chsrry Pee
toril' Halls BsisAra. caFyfs Cgukh Cure as
Browns Troehez. A.
a. o HkLLoeK's Drag sters.
FI'oT PAINTS II eGzAT vAkiETa kRD
Il Prices, Lad Peneils, Pasa Holders Letter
rares. kevsiepe. AZ No 10 first Street
DHYsICIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS RECETvg
Il spsstAi attsntion al
HALLoCKss Drag ssors-
DKRFUaEEY, SOAPS, TOILET kRssss. Eg
a Poaaeess Cosmstiqnua, reos4. Eau, Flsoa,
h.ir And cloth hrushss; Comba ih great variety,
Msy bs sfound At
a. O. aALLO Drag stss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
DRUGGISTS.
A. c. HALLOCK


~. TO- FIksT STREET. SEAR P0sr 0FFICR,
/ HAS JUST RECEIVED A LAEGE sTpFLY
IA OF sts@ATt's eelebratsd Aedicated 1oniec-
aons, sGea IS loelant Mess Ps-ta, Iceland y Qss
candy, Sis DsePs. FiaHssad Caa3y. Haarhouad
brop@, &~ay broIss1 etc. etc. also variety II
tns fD0al poprisf ooagh Csuiias and Patent Mssil
cfnsz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

FI'oY PAINTS IS eEzAT yAkiET1 IND
Il Prices, Lad Peneile. Fees, Holdars, Letter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

DuKI AND UHADuGTERATED oREAs
L Tartar, expressly Tor family sAs; siso ssds
SD spicoss At HALLOGk's Drag Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

DHYsiCIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS REgETvg
special attsntion al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
RULES AM REGuLlfInNS

L Ne papers given AwAyAs the oca se-r :, m
grafuatous circulation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
OFFIcE-SOufh side Public Square, CoUias
ton, Indiana.

yUyHE Company holds by lease and IN fee, about
il twenty thousand acres OF The most select coal
lands In Western Indiana, bordering bSth sides OF the
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be the
VIM. Dale No - PARK Place, fCiiy, a. the Office Of
Hon. j. X. Conrotb, Huntington, Indiana and Al the
Office Of Roach a Mcdonald. Indianapolis.
reference 10 the report Of the Hon David Dale
situate In the midst Of the finest coal fields Of the
State, Astounding also in salt iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nearihe mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company bss
large Quantities OF lands SALT las BEEN
equal IN quality TO the hanawha This pro-
oncAgA salt finding it's way down the wabash and Ere
Canal M Thomas, the proprietor. finding himself
able TO compete with H. abandoned the manufacture In
his boring be encountered that which recently d.
closed facts prove 70 have been coal oil.
Those lands all lie In close proximity 10 the Nakss.
and Kris canal, some Of them upon it, banks.
Mr.. John McMsnomy. the business agent Of the cosl-
psny, las retui ned from tour q observation OF the oil
regions Of convinced hat the lands leased
BY the company, Fountain and Psrke counties. has
FAR the general formation OF te country and the
surface Indications present themselves sfOng analogy
ia the oil and mineral substances found frebch
Greek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OIL i found Mr.. McManOmy has pur-
chased for the company the mos. approved mach nery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and pre-
paricg with experiences workmen the speedy develop
OF hidden q the lands Of the company
al the inoices Of coal ell found T. local ties where
has been procured. strongly marked 10 various 20
cslties q the lands Of the Company snofa * eNey
ration. prospect OF success TIE company thinks un-
necessary make any other reference 70 ne snAsisf
fands other than the report and map referred 10
fOO 600 Of the stock. being 1vb snsfes, j. proposed
by the Company be offered 10 the nsrArt a. one-ha
is par value. being 90 per shafe iof ms purPo,e OF
lands spr25-ckvu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

The corner stone OF new Catholic church.
in Lafayette, is to be laid on Sunday rSxt.
-HosPITALs CLOSED All the hkspitals 10
this city have been closed. except tF hospital
boat Ohio for colored soldiers This, we under.
stand, ia TO be removed to some other k)cality.-
n. A Ledger.
Says the Morgan Gazette
IN & IS NJ Mitchell sold, withA1 the last
year. over sl3, 600 worth of produce, 4 ised upon
their farms last season. Pretty heavysyield that
for one year.
-THE FRosr Says the RandolI& County
Journal: :
The frost was more serious than il wSs thought
to be ten days ago. even at this date t4e damage
cannot be definitely ascertained as <e fruit is
yet falling from the trees; besides. wat is LETT
will not be as good on account of it. I
-FREE BANK NoTEs.-The amouui Of Free
Bank notes returned to the Bank Department of
the Auditor OF State and burned to as.es, since
about the 18th of April is over half iaillion OF
dollars. leaving outstanding at :his date,
S77l 81. A large amount of the Outstanding
circulation will probably be returned ara destroy
ell during the present quarter, ending tune 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Washington Correspondence Of Philadelphia Inqairer.
We learn that Jonn Surratt lett Washington
the morning after the murder. at els NJ ..
going via Philadelphia and New York to Spring
field, Mass. wheSe be was delayed oy trains
missing connect'co. and remained all day He
then took the cars and went direct to Burlington,
where. in getting bis supper, he dropped his
handkerchief with his name marked upon it.
At ST Albsn's be left the train and proceeded
on foo, to Canada. where ne went part way BY
rail and part on foot to Monuesl. where he was
secreted by some OF the sympathzers. and on the
morning OF the Goth be had sn interview with
Geo. n. Sanders. he then left aud went in the
direction OF a monastery De Was known to be
in that vicinity that day. aud cannot since be
found or heard of. Ii probable that he Is
within their walls Sanders has taken 10 hard
drinking and was the next day In perfect state
of ineoriAtion, which condition he was still IN a.
last accounts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
The on Wen at Vernon
Ma Enron.

LblTVh.
Sir: The dispatches received By Zoe . few
days ago, IN regard 70 the oil veil 4 Vernon.
indiana, have caused considerable Unnecessary
excitement in this community. incl4 asing she
already strong oil-fever 20 such an eaent that a
large number Of unuary persons ANXIOUS to sc
cure large fortunes ia the shortest poA ible time
are TO use homely phrase apt q be easily
taken in A few cases Of this kindxav been
reported to me on my return home lsyt evening
Agents soliciting subscriptions for sts3k, Ia GER
tain Of the Indiana Companies. thatA will no,
nov make public. have succeeded TO > tme extent
IN getting subscriptions 10 their stoce. through
misrepresentation, Implied, if notl intended.
While wish all Companies engageckn this en-
serprise, every possible success, | d n'I intend
that our success shall be the base Of Il 1rs unless
they can make it 20 without resortir1 to tricks
and Interpretations
Our Company is The NetropohtSn Mining
and Petroleum Company" Of lDdianf Polls. con
sisting cf twenty one persons, with kAsh work
ing capital Of So. 900. This amour the Com
pany will sIpend in exploring the min al wealth
of the counties of Jennings. Perry and Crawford.
IN which counties they own iE fee ample and
perpetual leases, about nine thousani acres OF
land
Each person connected with this enterprise has
paid in such amount Of money only a+he is we'll
able to lose. without iniurng or inter Srng with
his pecupiary means or financial resoufes in the
event of a total loss.
The well now boring, and which wa the cause
of so strange phenomenon that Nported. is
within one mile OF Vernon, mot NORTH Vernon)
and Is likely to be success; at least. practical
oil men pronounce il.
This Company has not now, nor evkr had any
stock in market. and will have noneeuntil the
thing proves reality; that is, not unit hey have
the OIL In their tanks, the product of cir wells.
and not ''oil on the brain"
BY giving this a place in your walt Die jour.
nal, YOU will oblige.
Yours. most respectfully,
V.purscH,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

TsE CHIcAGo RKFV he frsE number
OF this newspaper will be issued on Tuesday. the
3Oth 'nst- The prOprietors state that il will De
larger in 81, than any paper published in Chi
eago. and that il will be the effort of the proprie
tors TO take the lead as news journal. Aswe
expected. Hon CHARLES A dana. late Assistant
Secretary Of War. is to have the direction aud
control Of the editorial conduct Of the paper Its
political position is thus desned:
10 politics Il gill sustain the administration of
Andrsw johnson. fret a duty. and secondly
because be has shown himself 10 be euinently
quslxed 10 restore the disturbed Affairs Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

nation to = peaceful. happy and permanent con
dtion
The Chicago Post. 10 noticing the enterpri Sc
and lie probable success. remarks:
In anticipation even Of the appearance Of the
paper, orders. subscriptions and advertisements
are pouring 10. and i ls possible that the paper
will commence IL existence with an edition
rivaling any Of the long established dailies OF
the citv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Tux New York Methodist u1skes furious at
tack on Hon John p Usher. late Secretary OF
the Interior. Tor an attempt 10 pass over l .SOU
acres of Methodist missionary lands 10 Kansas,
to the heirs of one Johnston, former border
rufian. on the strength of the claims OF the
Methodist Church South. The Metbodists have
laid out 500 000 in Improvements. and the
lands are nov of great value.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26
7.3O LOAN.
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are worth handsome premium. and
are exempt, are all the Government Bonds. rrs,a
~ ne, C0aHsY and Ksaicipdl fa>afioa. ts1scA aads
from one 70 tire Ter cent pr % tlesr ralh>
according to the levied upon ether property The
ieerest payable ssmAnnuAy By coupons attached
each note, which may b. OF sold 10 any bank or
banker.
The Interest at 7.3o per cent.
amounts 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Notes Of all the denominations named will be prompt
y furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
The Notes OF this Third Series precisely
form and privilege TO the Seven .ThriIss already sold,
that the Government itself option
Of pawn interest in gold coin at per cent iasad Of
3-l0ths ia currency Subscriber. will deduct the
terest IN up Jsiy I5th the when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the q this third series Of the
seven-Ihrties will commence the lsi Of yune and
will be made promptly AMI continuously after that date
The slight change made the this THIRD
sEREs effects only the matter Of interest. The pay
ment in gOd II made, will be equivalent to the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return Of specie payments n the Of which
only will the option pay interesn gold be availed Of
would reduce and equAlize prices that purchases
made with six per in gold would be fully equal
those made with and three tenths per cent IN
currency. This is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

THE greatest sensation ia the Empire City at
present is the Rev. Dr. Bellows. Who. Sunday
after Sunday. is utiering Numbering phillipics
agsins. the regning luxury and eItravsgsnce in
ladies' dress The fair ones of Gotham flock TO
hear him by hundreds. and listen compl-centy
while be denounces cataract" curls. email bon
nets. hoop skirts. and dragging trains: but they
have not the slightest intention OF sbatlng the
excess in their apparel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Mas LIScOLs, accompanied by her two sous
Captain RosERr LINCOLN and GEoRsE LINCOLN.
arrived in Chicago on Wednesday. aud took
lodgings at the fremont House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

Less than s2sooOoOOO Of the loan authorized by tho
last Congress the market. THIS amount, at
the rate at which II is being absorbed, will all be sub
scribed for within two months, WHEN the will
dOubtedly command premium. a has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions 10 other leans
In order that ctIensin every town ard section Of the
country may be afforded facilities taking Loan
the National Banks, State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to
csve subscriptions par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and whs
only to be responsible for the delivery Of
for which they receive orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-26

washington il known as the father OF bis
country JEFF Davis, We suppose. will hence
icrGh be known a. the mother Of the Coniede-
racy