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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

Tie intrinsic ofthe territory greater than That ~
any other OIL company YooIe tho pnOc' VAN TIE AL"
THfRE Will BE BUT SIXTY THOUSAND SHARES
Of t caris slock sod a. tr subscPio Ince ~ pe.
.ae and sin, shove tnat number BE- sod OK
anv pc- waisv@r un ie territory Ia Developed Ahis -
Secretary viii adirso tie back u each rcapt Tor STOCK VI
desired. go
,rv. no la TWO engine. tie foTi, two wc!s tif,ady
sfted vii be in operation 50 soon "a The ei
girrs are oup i-tea.
If.rs 4, valuable MN the Cot'c Farm, and timber
on TN " hole er ory suiIk ic e. give profit Of 80 per
dv foY twenty 20 daily Cor ten years There i
- ERE. noant Of cos the square milo. IN fosits
County The timber and the coal si evsto tie company
hans l1rne diydfnd ind p,nicut o. The OIL
be. tncf, sod 20 such extent a D. h ~ rf4rW worm
THREE QUARTERS OF MILLION or DOLLARI
The snouu, u capital thut VII he Iaod ~ e sac " tie
,0g0 SHARES
NIL b. unly
OWE UUypRTD AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Ner. n gu paHy sell either tuiG poprrtos
AZ ia, n,e..nt time II would realize than double the
euosrt they VIII obtain by sale Of the above r'ncf OF
shares No better evidence 81 the stability o tie COMPANY.
Of tito value Of thor ftocA - an la esnent e-h D."
offered. ~
T Drr,ors invite an Who desre Investing n .''rk 10
e AZ fl.ir nf.s and ef.r ic pfoartctus trausts, 49,
vh~-s thry cunnpt lsN % D s-tisae that Tho
CoTTER FARM OH company
mo- mona those comraIes tiai wll stand Whan al other
A. and trai 1t l. su.h biis that stockhollcs cannot
~ re.zs handsome prom side RON ihs question % oil
ctosrt'r
pac book, Tor rnbsc rton w be open FOR short tlIss
lon~-f o. the ohl,es OF lie Company.
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tocaoins CARDS. %sr.

At WI. EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Full
"A WEDDING CARDS tndflN SyAIIoNEAY
i.sAlLtCd Iglsl
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DHlIHAkADNiC ScJlkl1 bf NEn
YORK - Iw.1ty-thiri s,ss3n--Ief.- -lll5. Ihihn
CONCERT AT Tar ACApEMi Ot MUSIC SATURDAY.
EVENING January q ls0s unoK1t RAJ fin, 81 sfnv.
~ rms Synra ouy No. os-Itu-s, .als .iHr 81 eulr
Gllch snd fguon;,' Beethoven. SOTO rtfohhEnsi
CAMILLE IRSJ. "N!a.aIf eHi " lll.LA y NAsoN,
Piano" Cosuuc~oR: THEODORE EiSfLLD. Llre
Member c-e. or sas AZ usual p.ocea Tickets sofa ~
tie DOR on s evening Of te Concert > 81 each Dooss
1''" . - - l.. sPIER Secretary.
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OFFICES or THE COMPANY.
no. % WILLfAh-sT.. NEW-YORK,
NO. III SOUTH THIRD SI.. PIILA.
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WALLACKs: nsuv1 w,,,.cr
THURSDAY
Second time here Fslcoues very successfnl comedy,
TIE MEN OF TIE DAY,
FRTDkY-THE IRISH HERES. SA1UhDAI-Th9
WEES sECRET MONDAY-Fst time In this Iheetef,
Howard Psynes fine comic drama, CHARLES SECOnyS
ard ,be osuits petit comedy Of UNCLE JOHN. XlESDAb
The IRISH HEiREss.
" Mr CHARLES WALCOT, senior,
who I. on III. departure for Europe will perform
tbs Theater for night only. .,r
THE FAREWELL APPEARANCE
of this DISTINGUISHED comedian will take Place on
" ' WEDNESDAY NEXT FEB. lST.
Duo notice will be given OF the first performance 9; "
HEIR AT LAW and the next representation Of sEChAIS
WORTH KNOWING.
NEW DRAMA
Of powerful interest and eaect, IL in active preparation
Doors open at u. Overture at 4
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Amnscmenfs.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE NEW NATIONAL DOMESTIC DRAMA
written by Milnes Levick, ESQ.
AFTERNOON AT ,. EVENING AT7k
THE UNION PRISONER;
THE PATKIOTS DAUGHTER
MORNING ct II,
the Tssicsl Comedy and Comca Tragedy,
PUNCH AND JUDY,
BY a celebrated Professor from London.
NEW AND ORIGINAL CLOG DANCE BY TIN HAYBA
WHO CHALLENGES ANY COMPETITOR
in the word for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Public Tral
0I Prof IeS' HuTCHiNGs the LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
EyTRAVAGA DANCE. TONY DESIEA
2MAMMOTH FAT WOMEN, l. 900 grNDs
GIANT BOY 8FEET HiGH, 10 YEARS OLD.
LIVING SKELETON, 81 POUNDS
MAMMOTH MONKEY-THE DRILL
wOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOMEkS
EXHIBIT TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOThDEJ
Circsssian Girl Dwsrf. Abino Boy Living Offers frenea
Moving Figures Aqusra hensgers ard nia"n oAss ~
riosiiieG ,..
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npoADwAY ATHENEUM. No. 7s8 Broad.

- ,y,v ffr ~ REII vill lepeIt as hoYcl DRAMATIC
TNFFRrAiNAE.f Osie.y pyfi! H. eid OF TIE shAkIs-
.rEtRiAN MONUMENT FUND FRIDAY EVENING,
ian IS Tickets 81 seats srcaita without extra Charge
OL,s open roia TN o'clock. Ogsn \, begins i 9.
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NETWORK
And
PHILADELPHIA PETROLEUM COMPANY.

PROPERTY ~ TIE VERY HEART OF THE OIL RE
GIOSs OF VEEANGo CO, PA.
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DROOKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.

OFFICERS,
ALEXANDER McCUE. President
WILLIAM ii. WALLACE. ce-President
WILLIAM A. fOwLER, Treasurer.
CHARLES P. WILLIAMS, I'd Secretary.
CHARLES LOwREY, Counselor.
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prgrIERs sALLE DABOLlQUE, No. 5s5

BROADWAY
10 .,e.sv continuous Gov f slsc~ss Tho Ilon, RUS
so in Nagic al new. Doos open q > begins
lf,,,,.s al 4 D clock every "Wednesday and 81. rd.y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Returned.

Our faithful legislator, Capt. Fred.
Cook, returned home on Tuesday sven
ing. From him we learn the highly
gratifying intelligence, that the bill
amending our city charter was passed
in the closing hours Of the session.
Also the bill legalizing the construction
Of water works in our city. This news
Is pleasant to contemplate. The people
will hold Mr. Cook in grateful remem-
branec for his efforts and legislative
tact in securing the passage of these
important laws During the closing
hours, when every member is anxious to
get some favorite Law enacted, il is a
difficult matter 10 get the attention Of
the Speaker, SO besst is he with mem
bers in all parts Of the House. Mr..
Cook has not acted the part Of grain
Of corn on hot griddle, and popped up
on every occasion, boring both ths mem
bers aud Speaker Therefore vhen he
did rise, the Speaker was always ready
to recognize him, and TO this fact are
we indebted for our new city charter
which without doubt, is superior, as
amended, TO that Of any city in the
State. II in reality combines all the ad.
vantages Of the old with the benefits Of
the new charter We win publish the
law as enacted, shortly. Also, the bill
for the construction Of water works.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Renewed RepartE OF Sherfdansm Sue-
eeaA q !. q MarL.-,. Cananr.


NEw YoRk, March S,-The Herald 5
City Point correspondent Of the 9th
says there : now scarcely anv doubt az
Sheridan advance Rp the Valley hsv-
ing been crowned wlth onplete sueeess
The concurrent testimony Of All desert.
ers and refugees 70 dag from Gen. Or5's
right, north al the James. 20 sIaasa-s
extreme lefi. behind Hasehsrs Run.
south Of PelershRFg, IS that be surprised
and encountered the rebel troops under
Early at Wayues5oro, nearly midway
between Staunt0n and Charlottesville.
utterly routing and capturing the entire
force, and securing among the prisoners
the doubty General commanding. IT'S
admitted By the rebels, according 10 the
stories OF eeserters, 10 have been the
most overwhelming afiair Of lhe war. in
proportion TO the Numbers engaged.
Very few details have been obtained
bearing tbs stamp If reliability, but TIE
aboye: bat the Whole resion IS repre.
senfed as being unpreparea for this snd.
den advance and IS fleeing IN every di.
reelion 10 escape his releatless squad
The sceonais sgFee 50 vel in every
particular, and sre IN such perfect &c.
eofdance with what was expected and
known that we are constrained to be-
lisve that Early and his army are
indeed eapiarsd
Scouts report lhat sheridan (the brave
Little mani vas in Stauul0n en- Thurs.
day The capture Q. Farley occurred
the Hext day, and by Saturday Sheridan
would BE- ia a condition 70 push on for
l9nch6uvg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

THE Richmond editors have proved to
their own satisfaction, that Sherman has
not with him more than forty thousand
men, or, at the most, 6fty thousand,
" scattered between the Savannah and
the Edisto" They draw comfort from
the thought that BeauregArd has men
enough to use him up, when be gets
him just where be wants him"
But this kind Of argument has q fatal
bask-action about il.
Is it not somewhat humiliating that,
with so small force, Sherman csuld
lightly oyerrun the native State Of seces-
sion, where, as the rebel papers told US,
he was to be met with such determined
opposition2
Il IS certainly not very aas.ering to
the vaunted Confederate bravery or
strategy that he has moved so far and so
fast with so small force and With no
opposition worthy Of the name The
fact is these editors are in a panic 80
great they cannot hide IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY SOoS.


Thr river rose eight incses siuceasrk iast oil bt
"a is-silu rising steadily, via damp, m ~
~gsiAsr- Al nelnnaa ne river eomurueea
f-lliag hrs marnirg. has Sc nay s1seei grsm
'1o to four tees e a rise here yri.
Ehs arrivals siase last aisAs's rspert vss eiesel
iaslads tie Majestic, from Nsshyille-iu Govern
aest sersicei uaaisuisn. NsshrIile ta Loulsvilio.
aud shs Atlantis, L0uisrigls 70 New 0gIsans.
Tie Gen. Balgsck 8id not ret aut LAST nf hf.
she Is Ssariy fally loaded, and viii 10 aautt ss
ssriy lhis aftsznaou
fhe Glendale aaa AFgsls lefr aboai nse-. as
iofmeF nearly ioadeo. bra vith a. snpty lrs. 10
I'll sP eslew, AID ths kzsyls entirety 3. 10
ieAd a he Sariaas cora pltss aloss ths ss.s
The Huaisuaa. f;sm Nashville. esus 81. s.rgv
light
Tie gFrat Atlantic eaHs in from Lauis. iile g,r
Ns~ Orleans a aooni ioassa TO her snsra.. ana
wits : brass band alsgeauils rartsrous musse
Oh her hurrieAae SEX she viii leave sarls
Ths Armada sossiug Food zeal q lrsisht.
hut wili not hava a big trip We regret 10 sas
this, = st y to ths hishsss latcvsta a. our nsr
chants aud easlssss men ts nslut.la ths askst
hue hsaes g eaifs. She siiI havs AZ g o'eloek,
precisely.
TIE Morning star 81 ahcut due. aaa nav l.
sHpsesei early she viii resura % Loaisvilis this
sEsHinE, and is ansurIazssble "a hsr socomms-
dstlon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

interference produced the same ef-
feet IN Italy, and the scattered provinces
Of that land groaned for many years
under q succession Of tyrants. How
this rule was borne We may judge from
the fact that the single city Of Milan
witnessed 10 one year thirty-four revolu-
tons and minor revolts. Successive
societies Of patriots banded themselves
together to effect her restoration, and
uniformly met the same fate, their lead
ers dying on the scafold or wearing out
their lives in prison. 0Gr own times
have seen better day dawn upon them,
and . new Kingdom Of Italy rejoices
under the rule OF Victor Emanuel
Bat for many years the Italian has
had no country, and as an exile 10 for
eign lands, coald claim the protection Of
no government worthy Of the name.
To this condition would a successful
secession reduce the citizsns Of this
country. The destructive heresy Of
States Rights once Acknowledged, and
We are no longer nation. The forma-
ton Of new confederaey would be bat
9 beginning. Evesy difference Of local
interest wouhd be the occasion for new
division Of territory, till all men weary
Of strife and anarchy would willingly
sink under the rule Of any military ad-
venturer who would give them a strong
government We should be ruled by
score Of petty tyrants, and perhaps in
many cases without the satisfaction Of
feeling that our masters we're our coun-
trymen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Are We a Nation!

The present rebellion is an anomaly
in modern politics. With few rare
exceptions the tendency OF the present
age is towards aggregation and eonsoli-
dation of Governments, rather than sep
aration. Territories which anciertly
acknowledged the rule of hundred
petty kings are now united in,one broad
empire.
To-day tho German and Italian are
ready to die for that which the Ameri.
can, possessing, is willing to throw away.
In the past century few instances
have occurred OF colonies breaking away
from the rule Of the mother country
aud establishing an independent Gov
ernment But snch cases are rare and
only occur in case of wide separation Of
territory, But the popular desire, nay
intense longing, in the countries of the
old world is for national unity.
The empire of Rome was, without
doubt, the most extensive and thorough
ly organised Of any the world has ever
seen. Rome's civil law, her iustinian
code, was the legacy she left to the
world. Her national glory was the sci
ence Of government reduced to prae
tice Her fall left the various eountrie.
which had owned her sway to re-organizc
on the basis Of new ideas, not the leasi
of which was individual liberty.
Since that time the great problem 0
government has been TO reconcile tbs
safety and strength of the state with
the freedom OF the man
In Germany the great civil war vhiol
followed the reformation, ending in th
. peace Of westphalia, entirely destroys
: the hope of German unity. By tbs
!, treaty the land was divided into NOR
|, than thirty independent States, the powe
2 Of every ruler, King, Prince, or Duk'
u was SO thoroughly 6xed and the balanc
!. so nicely adjusted that heuceforth y
. two could unite without provoking ho
!. tiities from all the others.
!, Thst treaty destroyed German nAtiot
ality. Their great river washes at ever
turn the shores of a new State; ID
traveller through her borders is harasse
with a thousand vsxetious official delays
doubt and uncertainty prevail in the
. laws, aud their weakness is s'andir
lest among nations.
d. Middle Germany is to-day g mere col
federacy. Political quarrels aad foreig
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Eari3ss Capture Doubted - Nesxs
frosa Wilmington - speeuIattons
ahonR sherman.


Eari5's capture Doubted - News
rrosa Wilmington 80 speeaGattons
asont sherman.
Nav 1oEK, March The TSf5uRs
Washington special says it IS reported
irom Hancock's headquarters, near
Winchester, that Sheridan has defeated
Eariy, but that Early IS not captured.
The Hsraids Wilmington esrrespon-
dent Of ths 18th says that they have
there confirmation of the previous re-
port tnat sherman had reached CAGE
Fear River. IA North Carolina. Il is
said that be had struck that stream sixiv
miles above Wilmington previoas 10 the
lst iEe e., thus completely Frustrating lhe
rebel plans for eaaeting a concentration
against him, and forcing him 10 give ba..
tie IN the vicinity of 6oaisbor0, ai which
point they expected to have = eombina-
ton Of advantages IN their iavoF, which
would insure his defeat
The Wilmington Journal, 10 It's issae
just previous 70 fhe occupation Of the
town BY the National forces, admitted Of
shermAnS movements that Il be was
not soan checked. they might have the
eject Of compelling Lee 70 ahandoa
Richmond and Pfsessburg.
The Heralfs City Point dispatches
say Il is positively known thar on the
24sh Of February Sherman was at Cam
den, 5 G., on the Wateree river, litsle
over one hundred niles southwest Of
I Fayetteville, on the Cape Fear river,
which town il Il believed he has, before
nov, reached
Z There were Fumors in the Army Of The
! Potomac on Sandsy that sherman bad
/ defeated Johnston IN 8 heavy battle and
captured many prisoners
7 The Herald 6ih Corps Correspondent
I says 4 has been reported Tor some weeks
! past that large numbeFso Of negroes have
been al work throwing up fortlfcations
along the banks of fhe Roanoke river.
Many mouths since many old, expert
euesd officers safmisa5 thar if Lee vas
compelled 70 fali buck from bis present
| position he would form new defensive
I liue along that stream. The country is
admirably adapted for the purpose, and
the river w7fl add considerably 70 the
Difficulties which an attacking column
will have 70 overcome Siege guGs
from Petersburg and Richm0ud have
been sent ofr n that direction, via the
Danv.iie railroad, and many things
seem 70 sndicnte that his army will soon
Be en- route for the same place
The Hsrstd Wilmington corfsspou-
I dent Of the 81 makes 40 allasisn 10 the
reported janeture q Scbofelfs forces
with sherman schoheld wAs busy per.
I fsctiuE plans for ths continuance of his
campaign in Norih casolins
The exchange Of prisoners on Cape
Fear riger was still going o. Oar
| prisoners received look well, except IN
I the SAINT Of clothing
The same paper 8 Correspondent shows
that there are no less than 800 blockade
runners lying IN the port of Nassau,
whose occupation is gone They repre-
seut capital 70 the amoaut Of over
Il SIS 5,000, COG
The TribHnes special says L Is policy
to contract, rather than expand the cur.
reuey
I Judge Edmonds IS recommended for
the Interior Department BY the Cover.
nors Of nine States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Rank.


AEsAs4Aa DAFAH -
0TYfcE 0F C0MFTR5ELEs - TEE CuK8EE4M
Wsshlngtoa, January I9th, RS
WHEREAS, by satisfactory svideHos yrsss ntsd 70
the an6srslsued IL h4s besn alade % sNresr thai
- TEE EVANSVILLE AATIoaAL BAEE,' = the eifT
of Evansville, IN tie county of Fna3sFbE fgh enz
sfass of Indiana, has bees daily orgkaiEsa sadss
and zec0rdinz 70 the requirsnents % fhe act y
CoGzrsss entitled, ai An Aet - provide hsii.is-8
C1rfsBey seczrsd By pisegs q =. = boh-sf
and to p1oFlae fsr tks ciraHlsfil1 @Aa 80 f+'A
thsreos.m approved June 3D. lsa4s ana has com
d led wifh all The proviaioas % safa - ttsl5sA
% be eompiisd Nfth before con 1aeHz t-t SAsf-
nsss ef banking Ender szld set.
wa. TyTEnEFqEE I, EEzh NcCullaehs Comp
srggIr of the Cnrrsncys 60 hareh1 csTfiiy tlt 1hs
TvapsviIIs Hafisnai BaEk. "a ne city q ETsla-
,i4ss n tfs ers5usy % Yzadsrburgh aaa STATE o
r-gs5s-- /. ssttarizsd % ogmrlencs tAs balilsss
of t1ukinE undsr the set stsfssaid
II, ts-ffSlony ztsrsof witness ~ ha1d and seaI
HUGH EcCTLLoCH,
CnuptroIler % tbs Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

We hear IL intimated that some Of the
Legislative employees indulged in pref
y extensive and interesting paper spec
stations just about the close of the ses-
sion. Can the Indianapolis papers give
Us any light on the subjeet7 We are in
terssted in paper transactions down this
way, and where money Is made cut OF
the article we always like 10 know how
il was done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

LOUISVILLE, March S.-About half
dozen gasrrillas, supposed 20 be Of Wyg-
ingtOas hand, went into Elizabethiown
this Afternoon, representing themselves
as supported By . much larger force
N the rear There was bat httle firing
azd eight damage. The negro guard
drovs she guerriIlas out in two several
advances Last evening At Brandeu-
berry ahoattweuty gzerrillas attempted
TO make sainquisition and we're repuised
BY The Federal force stationed there.
The Military authorities ST Cloverport
have assessed certain persons for dana
gss dOz& the steamer Taraseou and the
passengers thereof.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
fHy reiesFzph.l
nAILnOAD llEcEIpTs.

fEEas HAprR. March 2 isas.
heieN piesse nnl les q ffaisht faruaraoA b.
iraia Sc 3, tfaan Tarrs haata O. Evansriiia.
Hopkins. - tells mating. L I.ssstt th.i. "a
uSs afF eoods, haia ussiar 4 ssanain, IS hxs
bautsi Miner Dalisls IH txs hsfs, ~ hxa hosts. /.
q j. li1ons II Ike hoars Turnsr q awafhuev.
hxs heatai AaekaF, neuaing a Ca, Z txa 4 ~
gpedss Jsqusss kreneh. I bale shcaflne. Nsshlft
a AiEEiEss hsies dof q sauutar 6 oa 1 e.sk
harassFe5 q Adama a c., bx dry goods, l ~
bats , Aealys bAa PAPER " nallam has
hnry Eaodei y hisEboWeFs 10 Page drsra. l.
heTnereck, - sassas Mssiiusan. hs heois
q I Cobb Ca, esrs has. fiiis8ufy e 81 2 hbIs
butterf hsmeHf Nieia u haas ead-e. nr ~ 4
so. y hags petaiess ailiaf, g a &C.. bx aFy
Eeeas. A Hnlman. 81 Ike sfafrh. 5 i.4s alan
W dorteni ear hay Eech. Csrlsisit & o.,
b epiam, q tzs Drug, - hxs u.ed.liaas.
tstgert H.. 81. uAWLET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Notice to Contractors.

VNHE COMMON COUNCIL or TIE. CITY
L q EEAzsFilse VIII Eeeeiss sealsd Yrrpossis IN
81 MarEh 11tas 1885, for the extension Of Fra1kitE
street Sewer from its present. tsrmsnus, to Pigson
crssk- Plarz aud spscfasstions nay be s@sz -
skiz cses. ss4s A PFAFFLTS, Clerk. a.
ByA n McGkITE, Dspzfy.
City Clerks oHse. FEB. 18th. 1855. fsb2s-aez
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
WALL PAPER, sc.

TUST RECEIVED "A LARGE AND WELL
y selected ssortDent OF Wall and window
Psperm. pIzit, ard Exured. wkfsh the pabl8e are
invited 70 csil A1d exAMiEs before purchasing
elsewhere 41.4
Also, q rev supply Of Tsnnysoa's new poem
ESocH Aa0<s-in paper covers, price 5 oszts. a.
ebIs }. HEALY'S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09

Regular Report.
Ths Ffood Subsax5fng - Harris Tie
nanfuated.

aomfnated.
CISCIxSkTi, March s.-The food IN
the Ohio river has reached its highest
mark, and the water has commenced
falling.
The trains on the Ohio / Mississippi,
and the Indianapolis L Cincinnati rail-
road'. are suspended, the tracks being
under water between here and Law
rena burg.
Coz. l. 4. Harris vas nominated for
reelection for Mayor, by the Union con
=ention, Yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-09
Sew FORK soon Markets.

Es~ Kozx. March .
g0TTON-uuiI Al Eoas1
FLoE R--lpa tetter On eommsn Eraaas. Ksaa
hFands dull sn De- fnine
WBEAT--Sa rrcsf9sss faarkst hs4Fy.
CORFU act ts1Rsd
oATs-Eoasfusa
PoEK-Duii - . % for Bsv asssi . 75s
s3 81 f9g fEB
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