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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

DsCesS6ss0 Hoesses Fer Aoee.
ncnE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE % Body n.
4 now occupied BY VIM. n. Carter, Esq.
The desirable Prame house on Perry olsoot. nov
occupied By }. W. Stewart, Esq.
The Ree Brick house o. 0sh 6tssst, noW oesu.
pied by wn. kehoe, 1sq. Apply 70
@rl-dM mo. L. C0RHl3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

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whisA greedy sAsilitaAss ~ process u tssthi.g.
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stssee g Regssgsee TIE Desssas
Depend upon it. nothsrs, Il will give rest u
yourselves, I'D
Relief I Health y yssr lslAats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
CITY PROPERTY!
FOR NsakE.

Lot corner Of Perry aad Yif1h streets. q feet
front on Railroad, and 1870 feet fro.t ~ Sssrv
street. and u the best positios In thc city To- q
elevator ~ "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

Lots with frost on the N. AN.ln n. ana
100 feet on Western Avenue end 0eloO a1reets.
with frame Office aud stable, M ~ iecetion
for lumber yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

10 Good building lots In the city Of Rock
island, within five minutes walk Of The U. 8.
Arsenal. Price from o2O0 10 1850.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
PANIC IN RICHMOND.
Evacuation of Petersburg
Reported.
REBELS SENT SOUTH.
SHERMAN CRITICISED.
Items from the Rebel
Press.
PANIC IN RICHMOND.
REBELS SENT SOUTH.
SHERMAN CRITICISED.
lspsciaI % fhe EsausxifIs JorTnalI
Panie In Riehmond-Ths Evaeuattoa
OF Peaeesbare R<pextsd. IS

fspsciaI 20 The EsansxiIIs Jorrnal.I
Panic In Rie Evaeuatfoa
Of PetsTsbars Fkspsxtsa.
NEw YoEx Mnfch 1.-The usurning
papers contain editorials from the Rich-
mond papers foreshadowing the fali Of
the city eefe's
The Worlds Army Of the Potomac
special says there is every Indication Of
panic in Richmond. Senators aud
members Of Congress are 6seing, until
there is barely . quorum to transacs
business. This has been hushed up, bat
nos ths Richmond papers opsnIy alInda
TO the fact and cali an the military au-
thorides 10 bring back The fugitives BY
force.
A very important movement is nov
being made, and Lee Is believed 10 be
eyacuating Richmond
The 7rfbane's Washington special
says letter from the Army Of the
James gives currency to report brought
IN BY desertera that Petersburg 10 evacs
uatsd and the heavy guns removed from
the Publications around the city, look.
ing to its abandonment.
The same special says there Is not tbs
slightest chance Of louisiana and Ar
kansas being admitted
Roger A. Pryor and General Single
ton we're 10 pass ur the James by dag
Of truce, in company With Mrs. General
Helm and Mrs. Major Pratt, wives Of
rebel officers.
The Esamfsssr SAYS that tks ooufedsFs
aey could not afford 10 put Grant into
possession Of Richmond and renew
their base 400 miles from the sea ace
in the midst Of Southern Virginia.
The Enquirer il very severe upon the
anxiety OF the rebel Congress TO adjourn,
and the disposition of many Congress-
men TO fee from Richmond IL admits
the removal Of gnns and stores from
Richmond and endeavors 70 quiet the
apprehensions Of the people. Gen. Lee
bsgs that Congress win not aajourn and
leave him hAnd-fstiered aud unpEepaged
for farther rseiatnuoe. f9T
Ths Richmond H'kig thinks sher-
mans abilities are greatly ovsFrated. II
says he is especially remArkAhie for his
caution. When the history Of this can.
paign comes % be writtsn Il win be seen
that Sherman has displayed noae of me
characterIstics Of . great commander.
The Enquire gives an account Of the
capture OF Generals Crook and Kslly.
II does not diEer much from thosa al
ready pnblished
The Dispatcb says the restoration Of
Joe Johnston 70 bis com mand has given
great satisfaction throughout the eoun-
/ try. IL 10 guarantee that the Yankees
viii soon be but 10 aight
The Erdmiasr says the Legislature Of
Mississippi Is abous 70 convene Ia extra
session for the purpose Of calling State
Goaveuttox
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
Additional River Items.
TRrpAY NOON


The river ross more rapidly during
last night than during any period FOR
The last two days, and il nos higher
than ss anY tine since 1862. Il il still
climbing steadily up the ievss. hat may
be expected to Come TO stand in the
next "a hours.
There has been very little business
aons on the lssse to-day
The arrivals iacluds the Silver Moon,
Memphisto cineinnaii: The Deer Lodge,
Piaaburg 70 Idshos; the Anna, Della.
sars and Mercury. L.oaissilie 10 EasA-
vile. hs
The Nashville, Annie Laure and c.
z. Dumont passed down for Nashville
without landing
The silyer Moon discharged sixty
three bales Of cotton here, consignsd 20
Bro~n, Dsuksssos o Co, and is already
en- route By the cslsbrAtsa Cotton Ex-
press for New York.
The Deer Ledge saa loaded to the
waters edge, and crowded with suai-
grants for The gold regions Of Idshoe,
and IL she hnesl boat Of the season for
the gold regions.
All the other hoata we're in Govern
meat service, aud we're fully loaded
The Darling IL expected hourly from
Memphis, With two hundred bales Of
cotton Tor the great cotton Express, Of
which Msssrs. Bsown, Dnnksrson q Co.
are agents.
Admiral Lee > aag-ship, Black Hawk,
passed up about noon with her tender,
the Myrtle in tos. --
Fhs Black Hawk Is : magnificent
steamer and vas crowded with blue
jackets, and bad . hne brass bana Which
discoarsed excsllens music IS she passed
the city 10 most gallant style
The Countess, overdue from Cairo,
had not arrived at ] o'clock. She il
nonentariAlly expected. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
Rsvivals.-our exchanges from a

Rsvivals.-0ur exchanges from all
parts Of the country continue to notice
the prevalence Of revival spirit. East
and West the interest in spiritual mat
tera seems unaaggiug, and the conver-
sions and additions to the churches
are immensely numerous The largest
revival that We have noticed occurred in
the Green Street Methodist Church in
Piqua, OHIO, under the admiuistrstion
Of Rev. Granville Moody. Ous hundred
and eighty converts have been added 10
the church, and on one occasion over
500 persons partook Of the sacrament
at that church. In the Middle and New
England States rsvivAla sre progressing
with marked success. In Europe tbs Ia,
bora Of the Protestant ministry are like
wise being crowned with the most en-
couraging resuIts At different points
in Germany protrsctsd meetings have
been held, resulting in the conversion OF
many Who also connected themselves
with the church.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04


Union of Meth sdists.-AIready there
are Indications that with peace win come
9 reunion of all Methodists in the coun-
try. Befors the rebellion the Method
ists numbered nearly two millions Of
communicates, and the Christian Adco-
cate now says that, "slagery out Of the
wag, there is need for bat 9De Mefhodist
Church IN the United States, and trusts
that the approaching Centenary year
will inaugurate steps looking towards
blending into one, all the Methodist
sects now spread abroad in the land
The Nashville Union publishes an sd-
dress to the Methodists Of Tennessee by
Rev. ". H. Chriehlos, of Murfreesboro,
breathing the, same fraternalAnd Chris
tian spirit He suesks sf slaFery = he
cause Of the division Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church into two sections, &C
knowledges the hand Of God in using
the rebellion 10 sweep away the pretext
for the division Of the Church and the
dissolution Of the Union, and declares it
proper that with the restoration Of the
authority pf the Government over the
regolted States, efforts akoald be made
to re-unite the Church.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

Nsws FSem the Rebel Press ana
wAahingten Gossip.
NEw YoRK, March 3.-Signi6eans and
important hints regarding affairs in
North and South Carolina are throwr
out by yesterdays Richmond Examsasv.
II intimates thsRSherman and Schofsld
have formed q junction near Goldsboro,
in the foreef State, and sAys there is
reason 20 fear that Hood, As we'll as
Hardee, havs been cut of from uniting
II WAS HsEdee's force which held Charles
ton, and on svaenAtisg il be marched
northwardAa rapidly as possible for the
purpose Of joining BeauFeRard, then at
the head Of the army now commanded
By Johnston.
Correspondence from The armies before
the rebel Capital represent everything
quiet, bat il Is evident that on both sides
the belief is that this state of affairs will
not continue 3 great while longer.
Indications of rebel designs to essay
another raid with their James River
forces are daily manifested, and Rich
mond papers give additional reports re-
garding the heavy nsssing oy General
Grant on his left, TO which point they say
be moved his cavalry, the main portion
of his infantry and 3 number Of pieces
of artillery AL this, they AAy, me&hss q
desperate battle at an early day, or al
least ss soon Is the roads shall be in s
proper condition.
Deserters siili report preparations for
the evacuation o; Petersburg.
The rebels are basilY engaged in i'm
proving their defenees Of torpedoes OF
James river.
| Paymssters hsve been for some daYI
engaged 10 paying OF the army Of tn
James for January and February.
The Richmond ExaHiaer Of the 2Stl
says there was = renewal yesterday Q
reports We had heard some time ago, Q
movements of the enemys cavalry II
some Of the counties Of northern Viz
GINA aW ra8 @
1t is reported BY passengers from tha
part of the country that the enemy hav
division and brigade Of cavalry
Loudon county; also, cavalry force &
Salem, Fairfax county, and another fore
in the lover Valley.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

NEw YeRK, March 3.-Ths Hsvsld s
Washington special says the Presidents
Inaugural Address viii probably be the
shortest ever delivered 1t is annoane-
ed that the readiag Of twill not occupy
more than Eve or eight minutes
4 letter from leading commander il
the army Of the Potomac, received to-
day, states that daring the last ten days
ieserters from the rebel army defending
Richmond and Petersburg, average 40
per dag. Those now coming in are vete-
rams, ss the rebels are not able 70 trust
eonscripts, bat these appear to be IS an
reliable IS tie others
The Richmond E<amlasT Of ths 24th
says Viii making no Ahusioa 70 mill
tary movements now in progress in the
Carotinas, it ID not improper TO ssy hat
cclumhis is nov free from the enusny y,
affair thrasfourshs Of the city hAs been
asssreys& By Ire, the cEisin Of which Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

Bible Burning in Ttaly.--A curious
incident occurred few days ago in the
Piednontese town Of GalasinA An
agent of the Protestant Bible Associa-
lion having made his appearance in the
msrket of the town, began to sell BIZ
bles. The customers we're rather numer-
Gus, and almost all belonged to the class
OF the rural population. The rector Of
the parish, having heard ct she fact,
FASTENED to assemble general meeting
Of his priests, at which Subscription
/ was made to raise the necessary money
{ for buying up sll the Bibles the wander
/ ing bookseller had not yet disposed Of
[ The Bibles having tkus been bought, =
large bonfire Was lighted on the thres-
hold of the church, into which the OBJ
noxious books were thrown, in the pres
encs Of the rector, whe, of course, had
prepared q sermon for the occasion.
But, alas the Bi5le-seller was sa old
hand: and as be had q larger stock o
the sacred volume in his cart he speedily
made his appearance N the pEazza ant
hevan shusine ess anew. A second meet
ing was called at the rectory, bat tn
majority of the priests refused 70 con
tribute more money, believing that u
hereto Protestant would undeubssdl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04


The Jews According 70 a cAlcu.
lation recently made, says the AoHitelT,
there exists in the whole world nearly
10000 jews, of whom one-hslf are
10 Europe, especially in Russia, where
there are i,2a0,0O0. The number in
Austria is S5S, 600; in Prussia 2S4, 500,
and the rest Of Germany, 452, COO At
Frankfort Maine there is one jew
10 sixteen Christians; in Sweden and
Norway only onein six hundred France
contains $4,000; England 1000, and
Switzerland $500. A remsgkabls fact
is that in the countries where the Jews
are completely emancipa.ed-that is
France, Belgium and England--their
number is diminishing while elsewhere
it Is increasing. Since the commence
ment of the present century the socie-
! ties for the conversion Of the Jews (S3
/ in number, and employing 200 mission
aries,) have, at the most, aud with gresi
expense, made 10000 prosslytes."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

sT0SR rs THE BIADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, hRlCk DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES
asFs AFrKk ukINATING
IRRITATION or THE xxx or THE BtAD.
DKR, INFLAMATIoS OF THK KIDNErs.
CATARRH 0F THE BLADDER
sfRAE0VLAkT AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
URINATIEG.
Fer tksss discaess il l. struiy = sovereign remedy
ahd go pipch eAnuot te ssia IN ifs rraiae A sin-
sis dsss has heFn kp0va ierslisFs the most urSunt
Afs yoa tsosb,sa vita laAs distressing pain in
the laaii q tbs taek and through The hipsi A
tezspoanfni day a tias Caastitutirn watnr sill
relieve veu iiks magic.
PHYSICIANS
Haxs lsag siure gives up the use o. barha. euhshs
Aed juniper ia She tfeatmeat Of thcss diseases,
sci oais thea lar the usaut cf better rsnnsdy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved Itself eqaai G. the task thai has de-
Feissd npon a.
ffsitafs and drrneh che kidneys. and hy couttsns
gse prpdnoe chronic aesyasFasien ana confirmed
disease.
IN DFsMESORgH0A, on PAINFUL stRS.
bTRIATlOS, AND MENOHRuGfA,
on PROFusE FLowGSG
Beth eNssases arising from faulty secretion Of
the menstrual nut-ln oua ossa hrinE too ttis
aud sesonpanisd hy safsfe pain. and chs atter
too pFause seer tiou, shieh aii b. speedily cured
- the Constitutes wases.
Inc aiaaAsN known - AAEtNM W NAE
W0MB. whieh is tbe rvsnit II tha rulAxsiiea Of
tsan nEaments Or thas erasn. sna j. knewu by =
ssnsn ~ hnarinvss Aud afAfElug paips Ia the
taek and sidss and At TIMES 2ce1mfanird by aharp
--isaeinAiiRg ~ shoatiak pstns through the parta
affected, vii, In ali cas-s, r removed by the med
tnins.
There i another Glass = symptoms sFising
from IRRITATION OF TnE WoNS. which
physicians call Nervousness, shtch word covers
% mueh Ignorance, snd tn nsss cases cut q
ten shs doeierA dn net really kboN whether the
symptoms are the disease, the disease the symp.
toms. We can oniy enanaratn them here. !
speak more particularly - eald 1oei, paipitstion
~ ths heaFt, impAlred nemafy, wax fniluess.
assha of heat, iangaofi isssifuaf. snd dsnnsss q
vision.
sHFPRE8sED y EEsTRuATfON.
Which IN the uHmarfiea hfas is i c1uataat fes
enFrfns disease. aBd through nesarct the sssda ef
sasFe grave ana danErraus sssiziiss THE fesat,
Asd e mpntb after ueath psssss without an u
fort being n4ans 20 Nssift hsfuFs. thn sapprss.
slon beeemsa chfon8r, thr fz4ieut RrnduailF ioaes
h@s appstifs. the bowels are euusiiraffd. uixht
swesss e1uF oH, apa cnpsHmgiiau Hualis snds her
eAresf.
ss Yer sale b. ~ Drasrsas- Price sI -Ss
WIN. GREGGA co Praprieiers
HoKgAS 4 ALLEN, dsnsrzi ARsnts. No. e.
Clla street, kss York.
Tor ssls 10 Chleago b FULLER, F1scH 4
RuLLEK. isnzT-Gm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

BIrrxosK, March s.-'Tke Richmond
Sentinel Of Wednesday, lss inst, under
the head "So News from Sherman
says that the news from the sonth looks
favorable, and we hope soon 10 gratiiy
the pubiS wish pleasant intelligence
from that quarter Italso says Heavy
rains aud the consequent muddy eondi.
ton Of the roads ID the vicinity Of Pc.
tsrsburg prevent active operations at
present. There vas some sheiliug on
the lines ca Monday, but not IS much
IS usual
The SenttHet reviews Gov. Browns
message and takes him 70 task for grum-
hing 80 .aa- LII ~ - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

The Papal police have been greatly puz.
zled by the appearance of certain large
iigureschalked over the walls in Rome in
all directions One morning the 6gures
were seven hundred and thirty, the next
seven hundred and twenty the
next seven hundred aud twenty eight
The police have always erased them, but
always on the following morning fresh
6Eures, one lsss in value than those Of
the preceding day appeared. AT last it
was discovered that these figures repre-
sented the number Of days that would
elapse before the evacnatiou of Rome
by the French troops The Romans are
counting the days to that essns just as
schoOlboy does the days before tb'
holidays. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

escsssArf. asrch s.
fIouB-pali; supsffss cssrs1 Il sTs, aaa
fslE e gsed Extra 0 ~ ia lsssaa5 Il ~.
NHkAT-Esd es 20 sales of white
Coks-Esil al sS8as for Var. ana g shsfied
dsmena light far kash ais -. 4s-.f
UATx-80asI.
&TE-H Is A
MHfskY-oMsrna a. III 90 saies
Pk0Nsnl0ks--Dail and nominAif go msies.
HkED--Unehaaxsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
TBy Telegraph.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

80 knnTsE saaw rEznE MAUTn RMS EvKsrsa.
AEkmAm CO, la s4rks wheat; HsAspaah a %,
BIZ 4ry goodss : Hnaiy,t bx bsoss Leish a
carist-as, ) exs drugs; Hayhnrst . Whitaker.
Is sarks grass sesd L o AoAir. Iss heasehoid
goods; M.ekeys Handing q Co. hxs sFy goods (;
stOcA wsll Go, ex; G sonutsx. bx hard
ware; q Blsmksr. . kxn sin I EsrtA, Il rolls
Dsaisls q x, hz~s eossa wRsslsr D KsSrs. e
bags eoGers Is bels augArs - hxs eana 6ekatliu
3 Sen. zs bxH tn ) orr, Rkga tlss = 4 cosk,
5g fa1sss 3orx -. Rad Co, cases shoea. p
bxs bootss Preston BrDs, 50 sAercss lard "
Gruen. i ear nschinery, = W Morton L ear bay
Turnrr Gunthmey, bxs hootss MinsT = D, "a
txs hoots. 4 Dix1H, 3 bx boots; r seuOain.
IS exa baotxs Hopkizs, hx al elofh .stranb
son, - tsnawzrs: D Ger. : sxs rasssboArd,
/ IN hsrdpare; 5wsstssf . =, az dFy Fooas; L
Losenthai- sxs dry gosds; 5 Z Gilbert 4 Co, 3s
cells rope, ? Stodd4rd, bx drugss Miller 4 G,
. b4ies ndss.
A. Z. 3xxApxss Agsnt.
Ernnsrtfi@. Naxeh "a Iee5. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
RuLEs ANn RRaELAfIaNs

I. Ne pagers gfssn azzyaa ths Ouz nser q ias
grAsuAtous eirealztioe.
No Advsrtiss@sas.. ioesi sosisss ,aspashsa.
serted anls~s Prspaia or pay ssxznsse<
) Adverstssnsaks wiil neEs< - .sconpssssz -
loeAi notioss uHis- coatrass b usas ssthal sssss
Aad valos resolved fof the nosios.
l. No" Loesl Nsties. " hsvsssr sAort, wisi b
inserted for less sAAn One Dollar eaoA dsy.
> Marriages. FunsrAl and RsliSioas Nsssoss
mass Invariably b patd IA sdvnacs 70 u~usrs In.
ssrfioa
q No deneieney oa the part Of feArriers VIII !.
made good By the sracs. II The c.rr,,rs A., !,
leave papers - erasrsa aus dsr,.t.s. th,v -,
psy for their esselsszaess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

NEW YoRK, March 3.-The Worta .
Army Of the Potomac correspondent
of she 2Sth says the exchange of pris-
oners has been interrupted By another
freshet IN the James River, rendering Il
danaerous % pas the obssructioas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

REwi YoRks March 3.-The Herald 8
1ah Corps correspondent, dated March
lat, says; A dsserser who has jasG come
IN states that be vas in Petersburg yes
tsrdAy, Whers be saw. details Of msn At
weskseurgiag tobacco and removing ell
the .heayy guaA .The RuAs Eera marked
Danville Gpd Greensboro. rs.. 7
Sherman Is reported 20 be about 80
miles from Charlotte and rapidly ad-
vancang. - u aa.rna.leta - -.a..l N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

A considerable number ofths French
bishops protested against the decree Of
the Goyernment which forbids the pro.
indigestion Of Of the Pope's EncyelieaL
Two Bishops have read the Encyclical
from their pulpi.s 0u the other hand,
an Italian Cardinal, Andrea, has avow.
ed his opposition to the bull.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

CoSsrITUrTosAL AaEsDMEsF REJECTED.
1T will bs observed by oar dispatches
published to day, that Kentucky has not
jet been suficiently Punished 70 lead
her TO do eway with slavery. II appears
that nothing short Of the seven plaques,
which vas lmpesed on kgypsslna will
be sufficient to induce the obdurate peo-
pie Of that State to become wiling 10
lat their slases go: and ltnisy be that The
fate Of PhAroah yet awaits the conssrva-
tive ariseocracy, who eontrole the legis-
latiep Of that State, before they will lsarn
70 enduEs ~ha. theg cannat prevenL---
Missonrf Democal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

We presume there win be ssrucss in
all the churches tomorrow at the usual
hours and in the usual manner. We
have heard nothing TO the contrary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
RELTGIOUs INTELLIGENCE

Remember the Union Inauguration
Prayer Meeting to-say, from 10 IN. to /
p m, IN the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church. There oughtto bss large at
tendance
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

We learn from the Terre Hanta kx-
press that the Res. Lyman Abbott, pas
tor Of the Congregational Church in that
city has resigned to accept the position
of Corresponding Secretary Of the Amsr-
can Union Commission, new NationAl
organization the object Of which is to
provide homes and reliaf for the loyal
refugees from the South. Mr. Abbott
win have general supervisors Of It's op.
erations. residing in New York city. bat
travelling considerably, especially in the
newly accessible districts Of the soush.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

a NEw DEVICE.-We have heard Of
many expedients adopted by bounty,
jumpeFs ia osd8f 10 esffg ont tiieir sss.
larious sehemes, bat he ridhsss ous
which has yet been adopted was prac-
ticed by one Thomas Jester, alias Haw.
kins. On Thursday morning Of last
week Jester deserted at Indianapolis,
passing himself on the train as q mem.
Der Of an Illinois regiment IN transit
from Indianapolis to Jeifaraonsille Ar,
riying Al Isfersoyille, be fsTrayed hiIo.
self In fhli female "rig, from shirt aud
panteiets and 70 dress and jaunty bat
and veil. His statement after his srreat
was that be had been induced to enlist
by Bart or Bod /" Welton, Of New Al
banY, With the understanding that be
waszt1 desert and again Fs.enlist This
Welton, be states, agrsed and did fur
nish him the female attire in which he
was disguised, and be states that this
disguise was 20 be- used ss means Of
escape each time Be rs4enlisted To
this Jester made oath. Welton was ar
rested aud taken to Jetfersonyille on
Saturday, from whenea be and Jester
we're sent 70 irons 10 Indianapolis By
Provost Marshal Meriwether. There is
very fair propect that both will be shot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04

return to Catalina With new collection
Of Bibles we're they 70 Guy up his stock
azAin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04


Fsrioasly stassd- General Hampton
. said TO have Ered his ovn h0usa him
self, and 70 have seen it 6uFned 10 the
ground before be left the Plaes. ac.
/ The Tribansls Washingfon special
says il has been decided by sthe Presi-
dent that it ID not necessary 20 reap
point tbs members Of bis Cabinet who
viii remain ossv another term
The HsBs Of Mr. McCulloch may be
sent in to-norrow, "a vel as that Of Mr..
Freeman Clark, who succeeds him as
Comptroller, for 10 other change will be
made. @To 14a8& EEAalglEa
Abe Tisess WashinTtou special SAYS
the Richmond papers of Tuesday Init.
EaRto that Sherman Is moving towards
Ralsigh, thns LEAVING aJohuston's force
in his rear 3d.