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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

NEw YoRK, May 2S.-Admiral War
den's Flying Squadron, which was sent
to capture the Stonswsll. and was sub
sequsnlly ss6t 70 ths Brazilian waters.
put into ChsFisston on the 20th.
Gov Magrath, of : C., has run away
from Columbia
Theodore Sanehes was gsrroted in his
room on Tenth street, in this city last
evening. The house was full OF board
ers ct the time. ~ w &
The HeyaIfs Washington dispatch
says && ~
Gen Shsrmsn's report will bs pub
lished next week, by order of the War
Department.
Sherman win return and command
the Military Division of the Mississippi,
comprising the States of Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and
Louisiana, with bis hesdqusrters ~ Gin
cinuati
1t is reported that Gen. G. Fl. Thomas
is ordered to Washington, to be placed
in command of the Department Of Vir-
giniA- b q 1TFl
Gen. Steadman is ordered 10 remain
in Washington, until the arrival of Gen.
Thomas.
The Army of Tennessee will be or
dered to Louisville, and be mustered out
there
- Gen. Logan refused to be made .
Brigsdier General in the regular army,
and will retire to private life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29


WASHINGTON, May 27.--The prosecu.
tor called George = Edwards, of Bur
sIington, VT, who testified that he is an
attorney, and had charge for the United
States of the ST. Adams raid case. ia
cob Thompson, G.. G. Clay and Sanders
were III attendance at the Court and
assumed to be defenders of the Confed-
crate States The witness was shown .
pFinted paper which he believed Was
substantially, il not an exact copy,
Of the Originate which no had seen.
This letter was dated Richmond, June
10Th, 1864, and signed By James A. Sed-
don, rebel Secretary of War, and was
addressed to Lieut. Young. 1t informed
the latter thet he was detached for
special Aservice, and directed him to re.
port to Thompson and Clay for instruc.
son, and also &c select twenty escaped
Confederate soldiers for the execution of
such enterprises as might be entrusted
70 him. The original paper was pro-
duced by the rebels on the trial Of the
raiders. es'A4a
n Col. Nexins, of Geneesee, N. A., testi-
6ed to, having seen Atzerot at the Kirk
wood House on the 10th of April. This
was between and 5 o'clock in the az
ternoon. The prisoner was informed By
the witness where the Vice Presidents
room was, and pointed it out to the
former. The witness did not know who
Atzerot was, nor his name, but immedi-
ately recognized the man on coming
into this Court
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The VERY --LATEST
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NEW YoRK. May 27.-Lieut- Holly,
commanding 3 detachment of the End
Florida calvairy,y under date of Cape
Sable, May 2lsl, reports having captur
ed boat on the 18th, of Bay Port
Florida, containing seven white men and
a negro, endeavoring TO escape TO Hs-
Eana.
The white men gave the following
nam es Frank P. Anderson, w. Nc
Cornick, Richard S. McCulIoch, Fred.
Mohl, Henry Mccormick, Julius C
Prztt, Tbos. A. Hsines, and Isaac A.
Harris.
Their trunks contained considerable
rebel currency, some gold and few
papers.
-fhgy undoubtedly had been holding
important posisIonsiin Richmond, which
they acknowledge having recently left
The eolored maa states that be was
hired at $40 per day, and his freedom on
arriving at Havana, Tor. going with
them from Tallahassee.
Their conduct leads to the belief that
they were men of some importance and
their names are undoubtedly fictitious.
They have not yet arrived at Key
West.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

: NEw YoRK, May 27.-The steamer
Fangsuey from New Orleans 10th has
arrived. Advices anticipated by tele-
graph
The Worlds Washington special SAYS
Gen. Sherman will soon. issue q fare
we'll address TO his army preparatory to
making a trip 10 Ohio. Most OF his
troops are encamped on The north side
of the Potomac.
John T. Ford, proprietor of the thea
tire, has been nncondiiionally released
from arrest.
/ The 9th corps Is expected 70 arrive in
Washington, and, together with the re-
serve artillery of the Army Of the Pc
tomae, win De rsviewed on Monday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
GROCERIES.
NOTICE.
Union Cireuit Court.

n. nguaeALsg aqafasf Highland Goal Company, and
II r. yqasss. &c, a9afHH Cs9rgs Pagns. Re.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE N THESE CON
ID sOlldatsd suits will sei ~ public sale - tho
fonrt- Houss door In MorzABasld. Unieu couptys
Kantucky, On Monday, the 5th day 81 yunes is15,
fbelug Cornty court day), On crtan u ak,
twelve and eighteen u40nths, the Coal Mtmss aud
thrss town-lsts on which the shaft T. situlfed a.
Uuiontown. Union eguntys KY ans % mining
privileges Of the Highland Coal Cguplauy under
al the lands iezssf ~ aid cal company; snd on
Tnssday, tbs SAB day q Jnns, 1855, ~ fbs Nine
10 UuioktONn, ! vii ell AZ pebble sale,
credit % sx usonths, al the personality tsl0ug-
INK 20 said al eOmpa.ys sonsistinE Of Boilers,
Ensinss, Picks, Muies, he., he. Parchassrs %
xfvs bOnss With ~pprossd security, hayiTg tbs
fores and enset Of rsyisgiu b0nss. lee viii
also b rsssinsd 70 secure the purchase money.
THOs. =. CHAPMAN. C01a'r.
"a. LonissHis Journal aDd Cincinusfi Com &.
mereisi cops sud s@nd bill. mslz 1Od
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
rh..North o.relln. p.l,9.,,en,

NEw foKK, May 27-The CONNER
ciGFs WAshingtonsspeeial says:
The 1demenstration of indignation by
JEFF. BaSisson being placed on army
rations. vas the cause of his being
placed ia irons. e
The sconservatlve delegation from
North Carolina is.~now combining its eff
forts .tss the securing Of the observance
of the Old State laws Ia the election of
oficerar Tor the new State Government
This view will probably be sustained by
President Johnson, who doubts the an
thority=sf the Federal Government to
iRterfeEe with the statutes previous to
secession. The otheraEorth Carolina
delegation demands suffrage for cclored
men. f
Sheridan smen are petted by our citi.
zens, who open their houses freely TO
than. ssaz
There issreason to believe thai John
c. Bralkinridge is~one og the party cap
tured in Florida. The McCulloch named
is-snpposed 10 berthe man who prepared
the eomhRstibleslo burn Northern cities.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

New YoRK, Msy.27.-GoId quiet, but
firm under the expectation of continued
heavy export. The export by the Con-
nard steamer, sailing FOR Europe, is one
millio1SeveH hundred uinety-one thous-
and and foar hundred and ninety-pine
dollars. The export from this port for
the week is about two millions and
eighty thouAand dollars The price
opened this morning at 81 36t declined
to ]. 90. and .wentaup 1861
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

BosToS, May 27s-The great Hasedal
and Hayden Musical Iisst.,4l, wn,en l...A
been in proGressmduring the week, has
proved. a cUeAplefe success, attracting
very large and delighted audiences All
the seats in Music Hall have been taken
for Elijah to-nighs5 also for the Messiah,
which viii close the festival tom orrow
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
rhy.is.og,e =, yis!y q ,9 7, Z

"A Chronological New OF nnrriageI
se4ntainaag aeerIy 500 pages. and l11 fhe plates
and engrAVings of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs in q state Of Health and Disease, with
Treatise ON Early Errors, it's Depiorabl6 Conse.
qreRces upon the Mind and Body. with The Au-
thor's Plan Of Ttesfment--the oRly rstiunsl and
successiui mode of cure, as shown by the report
of cases treated , truthful sdviser 20 the
ried, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
tertain doubts OF their physical condition. Sent
free of postage 10 any address, receipt Of .
cents, in stamps or postal currency, by address,
J rhx Authof 1aass Ga soh sal 24ason any of-rhs
diseases upon which his book treats, either per-
sosas or BY mail, and medicines seat 20 any part
of the world aprlS,3md&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
subscriptions TO the Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Jay Cooke
reports subscriptions, on Saturday, 10
the 7-30 loan at $l,510,900 Largest
Western subscription, $50, 900, from the
First National Bank of Louisville. Har.
risburg, Pa, $4,000. Second National
Bank, Chicago, $4,000 Largest East.
ern subscription. 100000, from First
National Bank of Albany, N Y. Mont
pelier National Bank, $4,000 There
we're IT'S individual subscriptions Total
Subscriptions for the week, $3.50, COO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

PHn.1pELPa1A, May 27.-Dr. Henry
McIntireylats Professor of Anatomy in
the General High School of this city,
died yesterday afternoon, aged "a years,
DR.. McIntire was highly esteemed both
by the profession and public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

-NEws@ oEk, Msy 27s-The C5BsuleT-
cidEs ArmyOf the Potomac correspond.
cut says there is trouble in the army,
the men thinking il hardship 10 be or
dared ont for four hours drill every dey,
when ttey are so-soon to be mastered
out of HE service. They complain of
the hardnessOf their officers
The ,ammuniti0R had to be taken
away from them to prevent serious
tronbtes 90 80
An outbreak occurred in the 9th corps.
Asregiment Of Regnlarswas semitic quell
itsb0ra shey were so hard pressed that
they had to desist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

BosToN, May 27.-The extensive fur
niture establishment of Willard Everett
& Co., in South DedhAm, was destroyed
by fire yesterday, incIsding great pile
of lumber, piled ia close vicinity. Loss
estimated at $l50,O00, which is insured
for $4,000 - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

WASHINGTON, MAJ 27.-The Post
Qfee Dspartmens has contracted with
j. sE. ~Rucide, for the conveyance of
mails daily and back on the route from
Lincolu, California, to Portland, Ore
gon, inciuding intermediate points, the
service TO commence on the FIRST of July.
The compensation is. -S225, 600 per an
num.ps-r rFrr Uua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

WAsHlSGrox, May 27.-AIabama has
been divided into three Internal Rev
euue Districts, but no appointments Of
Assessors and Collectors have YET been
made. ami tse-ne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ak
~ El@cu0a will BE- bold as Mozart Hall, on
Monday May Zsth e. 5 0'cIo, k, p n, for ths
purDOss % siseting three Trustees q The Evans-
Vile Turn Vsrein. LObIn blHLEhs sc y.
Mzv IL ISeE-dtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

CINCINNATI, May 81 noon. - The
river rose 10 feet 10 inches n the last
"A hours, and is now rising inch an
hour. There is 40 feet in the channel
The weather isclaar Thermometer &c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
Administrator's Notiee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT TIE
~ Endefsignsd has besn appolntsd admin stra-
Tor ef the estate d Eb-nsEsr BEowning, late u
VAEdsrbargh eonnty. IndiAns, decreased.
Ths estate 10 probably solvent
mys-sww RICHAkD BBoWEISG, Adu'E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
COMMERCIAL.
Evansville Markets.

~ e. - Et8HsfHtt MaFhctss ra
g a3t-a EvAEsvtLEE, May eth
During the nrst part Of the wssk business was
quite lively but towards the ciose q rather
'slaeksnsd up. There Is a general feeling that
prices muststHl further decline. while pred uesrs
are hoIding out for rates that ruled when soIc
was 275 and the termination OF the war &C least
probismaticaI. eM
MONRY-Monsy market easy.
aoLp-Hss gone up little aud MAY be qus-sd
at I2s@lso.
\ sILvRR-lis@l2o.
BACoE--DulI and unchanged at Ice for should.
ses. and l99sOc for clear sides and hams.
BUTTER-sliEhtly declined with sales at 500
s5c 81
BRAS-hrm at 81 80 psr 100 pounds and scarce.
CHEEsE-western Reserve, arm 81 2082l.
FLoUR-In light demand aud prices weak
and tending downward; 50 80 for extra, aud
IS % for Xxx family. q ~ Cd - 81 -
WHEAT--stsady at 20 for Red and white
J. oAfs-Nominal at 55a9GO from wagon.
coRN-DoII at T5e In ear -
BARLEY-stsady at 81 90 IN sacks and dull.
RYE-Dull at 75asO with but little arriving.
FLAX sEED-DulI at 1891 co. b
CLOVER sEED--Nominai; none in market.
TIMOTHY sEED-S5.
FEATHERS Live 45@50e aud dropping
GENSENg-Steady ~ 10 AZ
LARD-Lower and may be quoted at l69ls.
GRoCERIRs-Duil but prices unchanged.
CoFFEE-so9ss5ze for Rio.
SUGAR-Ste& y at 1870.
MoLAsSES-FiFm At 81 O091 %.
sYRUP-sI 1901 s5.
HAY--FiFn and 10 good demand Al s26@27.
bAiud.
p0fATOEs- seagce and firm At - 25ga SO for
Eastern per barrel, and In demand.
HIDEs-Declined to for green, and 2l@l2
for dried
sALT-Firm and steady 1t Toe per bush.
wHlsKY--Declining st 80 olga 10.
WOOL Declined to 6O09b6c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CuaoTnEarT. May 81.
FLoUR-UnehaBgsd but the nark't Is dull;
WHEAT-In fair demand; aztec bushels sold
At z031 80 for prime BED aud fnd lans white.
OATs-5oa5Ic and nrmer
wHISKY-Frmsr; ~ bbis sold At o0052 O5.
The latter rate on time.
PRovIsToNS-DulI with little or no dsman4;
city Mess PurE was offered At.22 50. Bulk sidss
sold 81 12c, being further deciins.
LARD--Nothing done.
observation-disclosures Coffee 2s@sIe; su-
gar Tic
s sStT%vR osSSs. a 15l seed
QOLD-l35Z. 80 FsfH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

n Epueptie Eats Gan be Cared !-Dr.
lucknow having heeonae ABlinshtfs successful
in curing this terrible maladr, invites ali SINH
larry afflicted. 70 call send for eircplars Of ref
erenoes and testimonials Of numerous cases CT red
Of from TO twenty four years standing. He
deyotss shs attsntiouesgacfAlly 10 diseses OF the
Cerebro- Spinal Axis, or Nervous System, and So
leits an investigation Of his claim to public con-
fience Address all letters CO
DIV B. LUCKNOW,
Care of p o. Box 5ll6. New York.
AprI3 ,3md&w.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS indebted 70 the estate Of DE-
n John 7. walker. late Of fsnisrborgh COua-
~, diseased, on book soco1nt, or otherwise, VIII
please call and settle the sADe With The uEder-
signed, 81 No. West Third street, Evansville
WILLIAM r. WALKEB,
a @ AdministrAfor.
azsyI, Ises d&w4< =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
FTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il istin. between J. NJ Street aGd i T. Burtis,
unaar ehR nrra uame Of Strese q MuRtiss has this
DAY bean dissolved by uinfnzf eczxest, y. B.
Brown and John Davis having bough. the entire
interest Of y. 7. BaEtis IN The aeeEp named hrn.
The wholesale and retail marble business viii
hereafter be conducted at the old stand Of Street
BuFtis, l34. MAN Street, by J. N. Street, J. b.
Brown and Joha DzviR, unaeps the firm name Of
Street, BrossM n Go who Will pay all debta owed
by Street & Bnrtss and collect all claims due S.
kBs rsrsar uy1S DIV.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
I SPECIAL No44Crf

soldiers, Attention E--Pain, disease anf
exposure With Q hets climate, muddy water and
bad diet. will be unavoidable Abht armed With
Holloway Purifying and Strengthening Pills
you can endure all these and still retain the lest
of health. Try them. If the reader of this
n Rotice I cannot gotta boHOf Pills lor ohtment
nom the Drug Store In his place, let him write a
me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, andT
will mail box free of expense Many dealeEaa
will not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make much profit on other PERSON.
make. IS cents, s. cents, and 81 " pfr box or
poe soldiors, .sappls sohrseIves. ) ~ myxs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
u. s. sac Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS
The interest. at $50 per cent,
amounts TO

Notes Of All the denomination. uame,l WIN n.
promptly furnished upon rseeip, Of sub.eripiioas.
The Nesss Of this Third Series arr precisely
similar Ia Form and privileges 20 the seven. rair
ties alrtady sold. except that the Covers msnt r.
serves 10 Itself ths option Of paying interest IN
gold cola ~ PER cent, instead 81 s.I0shs Ia
earrsney. sasserlbers Will deau 4 the atares, In
currency % to JAY l5th, at the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes o. this third .srla. Of
The Seven -Thirsles viii commence on IN, lsto,
Jaso. aud viii be made promptly aud ooutInu-
easly after that date
The slisht change made IN the conditions of
this rnIRD SERIES anects only The matter a.
Interest The faymeat Ia sold, n made, will be-
equivalent 10 the currency interest Of tho higher
rate.
The .eturn to specie payments. 10 tho event 81
which only will the epson pay Interest IN gold
be awaited o. would 80 reduce and eQusiiEs prices
that purchases made with ak pas cent IN gold
would b faily eqnal 10 those made with seven and
ihreo tsn'hs per cent IN currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
Nov onared By the Government. aud as superior
advantages make "a the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than aao,ooo.ooo Of the Loan authorized
b. Congress nov on tho market Thia
amount, 81 the rate ~ which "a i being Ahsor o.,
ssili all be subscribed for within sixty days,
wAsn the notes win undoubtedly command a pre-.
alum. ~ has unifUrmly been the case on closing
subscriptions 10 other Loans
Ia order that citiEana 0f every town and section
Of the country msy b. amor cd facilities for taking
the Loan, the Nstioual Banks, State Banks and
Private Bankess thr ugh8nt tbe country have
generally agreed 20 reosivs subscriptions 81 par.
Subscribers vii select their o~u agents, Ia ~hon
thsy have confidence, aud who oniy arr q b.
responsible for the delivery q She fo hich
th. y receive orders.
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DHYsICIASs' PRESCRIPTIONS REoEIVE
HALBoCK-s Drug Store
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nn.l - - 49,
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TIsoY PAINTS II GREAT vARfkTl AND
Il Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Letter
Paper, Envelopss At No. 10 First STREET.
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FISCAL.
7-30 LOAN.

tAsse notes are issued under dale % July lsth.
lseS' and are payable three years from that date
~ Sarreaey, or are convertible, A. tho option Of
The holArr infn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-31

vanced skirmishers drew revOlvers, and began
firing at the enraged animal. Most Of the shots
Whistled harmlesay over. him, while few
struck him in various parts of the body, goad-
ing him to further madness.
The crowd became denser around the furious
bull, and the firing became more rapid and
wild. The bull would make at an individual
when q volley of pistol-shots would be d.
rected at him, the report would startle the
sue and all be lost in q volume of dust. To
those in the distance the report Of firearms, the
swaying of the crowd, and the swelling shouts
appeared and sounded like riot. and it was
thought that bloody fight was going on be.
tween mob. The excitement became intense,
and everybody rushed frantically forward. Far
down the road the commotion spread, and the
rush was truly fearful. FOotmen, men, women
and children began to run men on horseback,
military and civilians, spurred their steeds to
their mettle, and. regardless of life or limb,
rode furiously onward; carriages, ambulances,
transfer wagons, and express wagons were also
affected by the disturbance. They rolled on
ward, raising clouds of dust and producing q
heavy rumble, which added much to the con-
fusion of the hour. The soldiers in the rear,
who were detached as guard for the execu-
ton, were ordered to double-qulck, and with
bayonets glistening in the bright SUNSHINE,
they Joined in the headlong rush.
Such wild scene of disorder has seldom
been witnessed. 1t lasted for nearly fifteen
minutes. Volley after volley was directed at
and dust, and with eyes wildly glazing, he kept
his feet. At last loud shout proclaimed his
fall, and, the cause of the firing becoming gem
orally known, the commotion subsidized. It is
wonder that we have no accident to record
In this direction.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-31

Sherman and Sheridan have greatly de-
creased the number of newspapers pub
lished in the country. In Virginia we
have daily papers issued from four points
Richmond, Lynchburg, Danville and
Petersburg, and one weekly at GAINESVILLE.
The number has been largely curtailed in
North Carolina. Wilmington, Fayetteville,
and Goldsboro, are in the hands of the
enemy. Some think Raleigh may go.
Then Greensboro and Charlotte and some
smaller places will be alone left. In North
Carolina it is even worse. The Mercury
was removed from Charleston some time
before the occupation Of the city by the
enemy, and the Courier, which remained,
was taken in charge by the Yankees not
withstandlng it opposed notification in
1882, and is now issued as Yankee news
paper. All the papers in Columbia have
been discontinued. The Carolinian is
now published in Charlotte, N. Q. .
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-31
The Resolutions OF I79S.

The world moves-daily! The New
York Post eulogizes the democratic doc
trine of State rights and approves the
resolutions of '9s. That paper of Friday
last referring to the doctrine of these reso-
lutions, says:
As it has been held by the democratic party
generally, it is not only an unobjectionable
doctrine, but in our view essential to the har-
monious cooperation of the State and Federal
authorities, avoiding on one side, swollen
and dangerous centralism, and on the other an
incoherent and anarchial localism. 1t pre-
serves the permanence and integrity of our
peculiar national system by maintaining just
equilibrium between the antagonistic forces by
which, like the solar system it resembles, it is
animated and kept in order.
Jefferson, Madison, jackson, Macon, Benton,
Van Buren,, Wright: in short the great body
of the popular party, both rank and file, had
been contented with this beautiful and consist
ent scheme. They had found it sufficient to
ensure the strength and unity of the national
power, to protect the rights OF the local pow
ers, and to give free scope to the most unlimit-
ed expansion of individual energies. They
saw the whole country, under its benign ope-
rations, enjoying the profoundest order and
| peace, and shooting forward with unexampled
swiftness in the race of prosperity.
The return OF the people to the safe and
equitable principles Of democracy is but q
question of time.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-31
News from Mobile.

. CAIRO, March 19.-Southern papers Of the
9Th say that Mobile is strongly menaced. Gen.
Maury has issued q circular advising the peo-
pie to prepare for it, and urges non-combatants
to leave.
MOBILE, March Sth.-The enemy, 10000
strong, have assembled at Pensacola, Generals
Asboth, Andrews, Davis, and Steele, command
ing. 1t is reported that the enemy intend cut
ting Off all communication with Mobile, which
place they believe to be on the eve of evacua-
ton. Last Sunday an order was issued at PEN
sacola for dress parade of troops. Private
property is to be respected, unless otherwise
ordered by the commanding officers The la
dies of Mobile held meeting pledging their
undying support to the society of loyal confed-
crates, and, among other resolutions of a sim
liar tenor, passed the following:
''Resolced That during the continuance of
this war we will discourage. by our example,
all extravaganza and giddy festivities, as not
being in harmony with the general distress of
the country, and as not implying becoming an.
probation of the bereavement, grief. destitu-
ton and suffering OF many thousands of our