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, 1865-09-13

Abundance Of Cotton-Tnc FcclInn q
oftl,c People.
W.::aSsros, Sept. l.. The Post ollcs Depart.
mcnt toda; ostcrel = contract with Arthur Lcnry.
ot New 1orS, 70 convey the mails by steam from
with Edmund 4. SaundersE E Co., OF PhIladeinhfs
10 convey The malls hy steamboat fron, Saysnnst1
Ga., fo Plsco!a- G2 miles, and back twice u Wc.k'
rom ron @ t1s seth Of September, 1865, until the Sd oi
Ihefv waa protracted CabIne. mectfnr to.t1,v.
which WHs attended by Secretary Seward, SECRETARY
MeCuiloch, and Attorney General Sped. Poi
sceretaly Welles arc absent nom Tie city hit The
tEo list named We1c represented respectively in
the meeting by Na{or Eckcrt, Asetstant SecEetory
of War, ard Capt. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of tie
Nary. '
An at11y oEees who has arrived here direct fton
Gcorcia. reports that while recently travelling tom
atlanta to Savannah. he aaw In all directions teams
.oadsd .!, With e!ton on their WY to points whlre
Tue staple cocld he transported to mafket either bF
Iail or "nter. There Wcze large quantities at Al
lanta, and the article Wae elns conveyed thence b.
boat to Savannah for shipment North.
e he hasP PsoRs seeie & b " ts tsoss! ssr
cppaEenly sIEcers tleslre 10 conform to ne cfsnr
I'd condition Of aatrs and sustain tho (cnersl Coz
efnmsnt, while IN loves which have sustained COM
satisfaction czists, principally confined to yoQnr
men, who assume to belong to the boosted bclteT
c'ass Of society, but few Of whom hare served In
tic Iehel army.
NAsHIsGToy, Sept. 1a-Durine ilc Wlrz tt{al
fo day, while N1fncss nns testifying to Capt,
Nitzs requi.itions On tho Comullssary oe lie Post
It Ant'ersonsffe. for supplies for tic prisoners,
alf the quantity compared with those furnished 10
lbe rebel guard, the Captain, Who, aecoEtliue, 10
1s counsel! as very sensitive on that point, asked
he counsel 70 permit him for himself to make ex-
sInatloe. Ihe request Wns tctuee1 for the feasou
hat the facts In the case must he obtained through
Witnesses.
, 1865-09-13
4 Con2 ntd-Thc Is1ll Of Rights DccIs-
hlon-A Virginia Pnpcr Discovers Nc
Er0cM 1lATe the IfIslIt tn Y,ntc

WAsutSGrot', Sept IA merchant OF Waehiur-
ion hns contEacicl 10 furnish enc thousand ions 8.
scal @ 70 the Treasury Department al {l1.43 and
s11.53 FER ten.
The Alexandria, Ia, Journal, referring 10 the
1ate decision In the County Court, that bE the blu
y tights negroes were entitled to trial BY jury,
ncrroes hare The right TO vote, quoting
the words that tall men showing sufficient cviieuce
NJ common Interest With attachments to the com.
1nuntty have the II. ht Of suffrage"
, 1865-09-13

The Ocean IRuce-TLlc Henrietta Ahead.
NEW fonE, Sept. 1s.-Api1ot boat reports she
eaW At halEpaet ef1 o'clock list evening, eight
miles north 70: BaDcEat, the yachts Henrietta md
Fleet Y ing going so1sfh- The Henrietta Uas about
four miles Ahead; wind light
, 1865-09-13

fhoWs TINT by the talnc bill OF rfuhfs
= r. E iEn, hars III, me right 10 vote, quoting
nj fcommon Interest With attachments 10 the coTn,
1nnnisy have the II. ht Of suffrage"
Number Of Destitute Freedmen Dccrcas.
in=-Tic Ilnrper:~ Ferry Troubles
uusteriz'G Out Coiorctl Troops-A Ee&y
Military Commish1on-Secreta Sew
nrd's .Heeturn-IIIn Interview VIII,
So..tt,eruerH.
NEE YoEK, Sept. 19.-Ihe Ncw York Trt,,ne,s
Wellington special Gays; "on1g 1870 partial raiions
ure iesrtd to Destitute freedmen OF ihIs cIty. anfl
nc number is rapidly Decreasing, owing to The eE
cd citizens Of this class with e,poy-
r1cnt.
'LeascDan. CLARK, Of General Houara'e etah.ha.
3ust returned from naspes's Fey, whittier be was
meme !iIars IN that Vicinity, and reports Yery en-
eoNzsesns,y Of their present and prospective con.
cal Flfr Of rebellion still ex1ste aIneur many oil th
returned gucr1las Of Louilon county, Who have II
Gently cshIbited their hostility By firing occasional
shots at small s4nal Of the 1a]d New York. sta
TONED ct Sandy HOOK On the Maryland side of the
tire.. None Of our men have a. yet been Injured,
although several narrow eecapca have occurred.
Guards have b.en stationed on he Virginia Side ii
INC EyeF, Which VII probably prevent recurrence
1hc secreisry Of War las issued instructions 10
,he G6mma1ding Generals Of the Department Of
ana md Arkansas, directing them TO Immediately
muster ont OF service all organizations OF colored
troops which were enlisted In the Northern States
and are now serving in their respective commands
10 muster out the eutirc organizations, Including
al additions thereto BY recruits end Other sourcc
-anoiher order directs tla muster cut OF 5O01 ad-
dItiora1 white troops In the Department Of Arkan-
sas. Ma. lien. AuEur has also been ordered 10 re-
tiuce the volunteer force in bis command to 5000,
officers and all nrmt.
IA neu Military Commission, Of which Col.
John Mansfield. Of the 12th Veteran Reserves
Is President, ard Capt. 4 Il. Wands, of The 10Th
Veteran Reser1c Corps, Is Jcdse Adsp.,:c@ conyen-
d Al tie Gld Gspllol Today il pursuance Of for15s
rom the Var Department. for the trial Of all s1ch
pr:eoness rs may be brought t,cfo!c IL The first
nil include Qnie number Of citizen delluquents.
md pcsEihly The nccomplIee Of W'lrz In his fnhu-
nsn lrtatncnt OF orr prisoners.
"Seartary Seward. With LIS son Frederick and
Eo daughters, paid flying visit to Richmond on
saturday nfght, returning ihis morning.
F!tz Henry Warren, Of lows, has been np-
1otuicd Minister Resident by the United States Of
America to Guatanlats.''
The Ht7alt%s Washington kpecfal saya: "1Ast
,sening Secretary Seward had reception, when,
u addition to the numerous oihet Visitors the pri
.irl po.tscn of the Southern delegation which
.aIed upon The President during the Gav was rrcs-
mt. 1hcy we're received By Mf. Seward and other
ne1nters of the Cabinet, In . manner equally as
,able ar thst with which they were Erecird n the
Executive Mansion. The tone Of he TrlafEs Of
he Seccctn.y Of State Was similar 10 that Of those
, 1865-09-13
Redemption or Nh

Redemption OF National CURRENCY.
NEW foRK, Sept. l2.-At q meeting OF Bank
Officers to-day, resolutions .vcru adopted BY vote
system Of redemption Of National Dank n0fess in
conformity with law, onsht to be adopted. Further
netiou will bc had at tho meeting uczt week.
, 1865-09-13

rv,...,
lSpeesai DesFa1en 10 the Chicago Itibuue.E
NAsu1y0ros. Sent 70
CENT. Noorr Assistant f,n,-+a--,as.a. ..i 49,
,,,,ao, a.. -, Ha4 ~ n1ss.cfs "ao con-
~ VIZ ~ pa1tf 1eeenLy despatched 10
Andcrsonsllle. the friends of lbs soldiers who
died there, requestiu: Information Nc tn wb.,hor
thPir ncrn,Ina r.r ha fo,,5 .,5 -, - "As'44e'
s,nt., T., ,.s,,11 -. aa tIoseos aes1ses 10
ae IL nlis 10 taese inquiries that the records Of
The hns1als, together with srch other Information
as Tas obtaincd, will be given 10 the nrhltc IN =
r,,,t.a 5o.,,n.o,+ -, rNul4e Ill
, 1865-09-13

Arrival OF E1-I1ebrTs.
MONTREAL, Sept. 12.-CaTho1n Benhan,. T. q.
Anderson, and Chaa. J. Webb, ex-Eebels, have ar-
rived from England. ''*
, 1865-09-13

made BY The President, and while shifting that the
.n,oFelnmfnt's policy vas to restore xut irn!ose
NE South, not 10 fnure It, he rc1nnrke that, at the
tue peace Of the nation
, 1865-09-13
Eighteen Thousand Acre& OF I.n1,1
EnKcn Up In Mfnnexo:a--PolltIcai AZ
fairs III S'trgsuia--Adyicc Of the Isich.
1uoilE wIlIG.
'atch to the Chicago Tribunal


WAsH1sGTos, Sept. T.
but1ns Au-ust nearly eighteen thousand acrcs
ol land ere entered At the Wiuncbaso and Mtnne-
sofa land Office, under the homestead Law. Th.r
teen thousand I've hundred acrer were also takcn un
rndcr ths scme Law at st. Cloud. The c1sb SHES at
the Litter Office In AuEuet, amounted to about
Sntep.
The Richmond Hhig urges the selection OF a
candidate at the approaching election II yIectuIa
who can fake the oash Of allegiance, and eays ii the
people scnd delegates TO Washington Who cannot
Ike the o7ih those delegates will not le almittxl
and Virginia will 70 untspresentcd. I'VE tcne.t.
therefore, tbc question to be considered and deri.
ded at the polls On the second Thars.
day In October by lAe oeoole oY
Virginia Ia not u whom they ehoula e. represent.
ID tut whether they will lie Represented Mt all If
lhey Vote f1r men who cannot take the prescribed
0atll% they might 1s we'll vote for the Emperor of
France or the Dey Of Tunfs. There IL nd nsc oY
arguing That there ought net TO be 40 swear1nt
al0nt IL It Is End We have meet tue net lIut
rays some one, that viii be changed. It viii moi
Lei changed rn1ees Southern d.Icfnfc.
can he gut Into Congress- to help change It, and IL IL
precisely for this restpn that We ehonId elect 0n1y
men who can take the oath and cast their yntes {or
resembling the obnoxious law. Better said mc1n-
ber Of the Administration tho other day In Kanh-
inEton that Elrcinia should send delegation OF
idiots to Washington, ii only flHy could eay yes
upon the vote 10 rr-cind The law. than delegation
oath" wv
, 1865-09-13

FLORENCE EXIEGFELD...n n;.o,.o.
distraction IN Pl1no. Organ, slnztug. Hnrnonv W..
lln. sc. Terms rs for F0EEy Lcsso1s, See CEcuIav.
, 1865-09-13

Dr. s. Il. Melvin; Dr.. b, +. Slovenian: Hensy
Randolph. Esq; Han. j. n. Brown: John r. Rev.
reds ssIs2f Ct he State Agricultural soeictJ
Dis.ric: uf Illinois; Hon. q, II. nateb' Fe4scrlr'
tsrS q Stste; Hon: Thomas I. Dennis, MAJOR Of
sIs; SspIinsacla; Maor 7: 7. no:alns; nag: Generai
nsat ncs.cn o' lEdisna; pr. II. c. johnson Of
ca-snE, l. 7. Fell, Esq; Dr. ESWard Rittne, Sur.
g.on Y. :. Army; Capt. Eduerd q. DetGe and
d1a3nchte1; "a 7. 7. Fell. Eq.. ". q. Green, ESQ;
Mison sAaGet, Erccpoft; John ii. Dou.l,ss.
t1eddcnt 1hnois Central Il. Il Co. ", Il. IfihUr',
Ssn Sapt Do y. 1lnght., Asst. snpt. do: W,n
P,erident Burlington and Qujacy RAILROAD; +. Z.
Bl1ckEtonc, President st. Louis and Chicago L, n:
dohn G Gon't: sEpt- Calcua Division Northwest
efn Il. T.; E T. Cu5ler, Asst. Snpt. do. Joha Y.
Aver, Esq, E D. l. Sweet, Esq, sup,. Illinois
aEa Slississippi Telegraph Co., and Representatives
Of the Chlc:E0 morning neNt plpers
, 1865-09-13

Among those who hive uksd the Lustra1 with ,nc
ccss arr thc Emily Of e1CaItc1 States Stnator Joncs
g, Iowa: e1-MaycE Stout or Dubuque; Chss. Kin.
StttA 81 Nicholas Hotel New ior:t H. B. Hslohirtl
s M enAd!y ~ Cincinnati; Geo Goodnc, Of he
asu cl Gocd!ng Co., Boston: e13!aypr Wsrrcs1, Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Il. G. Treat

III Clark Street. Chjrsso. n,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
DENTISTRY ":

m b. ROGERS. Operative and Msehsa.
cal Dentist. Rooms over @. A. Dill
Store, Broad Street. 4-va
Prescott, NAY ~, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Es1ray Notice.

Strayed from the subscriber Sept. Isl III n
one deep red cow, medium size, year
next spring, with small horns and lo'e =
Any person giving information where siE
be found. or delivering her 10 me, al fi'''
viii be literally rewarded. ,-ur
Prescott. Nov. IS, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Cheney 81 Hyatt
FUR NIT u Z !,
FOR 8 "A L Z !.

VALUABLE FARM,
GtirrATED on the Hudson and Prescott road.
- two miles from Prescott. containing l54
screz Plenty Of wood on the farm, also a
good stone quarry SO acres under cultiya-
Hon.
SO acrSs IHproTed Land ia Pierce Valley.
Living water n It.
80 acres Of Timber. in seciion 81. near
sqiFre Fields.
Enquire Of j. c. MURPHY,
f9H-mSl PEeRcos,
Or p q HrRRkT. wash, gssr, n. G.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02

Cu- hundred words will be- counted as a
.,--r. oF lid matter. over 100 words viii
). csr..ei as two squares over 200 words
~ .h-e- sqGsr.-s. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted a. Tie rates
srpScrilr,i liy Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements VIII tie
sLar.-e.i 30 per c-nJ above 'hc.e rates.
srectal notices ; cents per lint Tor tirs' ih.
eSition. AMI 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Transient advertisements nlusi be Paid LOT
/. ADVANCE: ali lhrrs quarterly. -,
Advertisements ..ht oiherwIs. ordered =" n,
- cont imi;ss! until ihey are ordered OUT "h"
charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02

81 ALB Lit Il u. hICHA kDSUE
The RenoUncd H'ar Correspondent q "
Yele York Tribune
CPLEN Oddly Illustrated on wood a.d
~ steel. Beautifully got Up throughout. in
their highest and very best style of art. BY
the American Publishing Company. whose
numerous presses. though runnii'g day and
night. fail to supply the unprecedented DE-
nand
1t is he unanimous testi nonv Of c;Ir Old
*; Agents that it Is the easiest selling boef
they have ever canyas9cd for So f;iti,d Fsrs
the book ami IFS author become. hat t.5us.
ands ave .uly wait ng 10 &c called Upon as.
fore subscribing. Every one who wants any
Book Of Tie War (and who does not > und
p,6ftr this, were il shown Them. Besides BE-
sides being The most exciting aId authentio,
it is one Of the largest and handso'nest weyn
puhlishri during the rebellion. and 10 sub-
scri Iii"n hook lass ever suld ike H. Agents
are sarc ia realize large paw, IS the book ,sis
and speaks for itself
To ladies uf ,G,i address. disabled so.disr.
and all others wishing employ u.eni. th,s is a.
opportunity unequalled by any olheF sui
ncription bool; vet Ia the field. For is-AA
and fed FOR canyassing. address
IL. G. Treat,
24-ml III Clark Street. Chjrsso. II.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Esfray Notice.

Strayed from the subscriber. at 10. u
Prairie, Wis. Sept. lst. one two n =. .ar d
mare colt. muddy bay color sraii hlats
forehead. some white on Kind 100. ..,arrl.
name and tail. Any person giving i nv,
tion where she ma be found. or 'iI'''
her to me, will be literally rewaronsouy
Bay CITY. Nov. %. 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Essray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber. Oct. 2f:h' 81 =
his residence in Martel, one twe-yeaI oid ~
heifer, white strip on the belly; also eL ,'
white steer cali. Inc owner is requested
pay chagcs and take them away.
C. SWENs0N.
Aartcl, Nov. 1, 1865. 81"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Mpr;eipal Officers of City of Prescott


Non;eipal Officers of City of Prescott
81, 10y ". K. GATks.
sr-....,r-r g. III. NICHOLS.
asS.,,l Supsriut'i CEls- THAIss.
ALDERMEN.
N. :. nuSs.E.
ia ward. =. V. HAviLlsV.
IUrE 4. TsTLus.
(JAMks GU>S.
"a Ward. J. y CL'NFNrs.
III. 4. M,RsHILL.
County Officers.
~. w liowEs.
Jas WAL~ISCrLE
-, Attorney A. II YoUSG.
Rsgi.:yr III Deeds. l.: l.. Nv
Treasurer.
t,ls-s IF the Court. l. l.. ~
J. n. TRU1BLE.
- II. p. AMEs.
Il. T. MATSAkS.
ssss viasss. Il 'i 80.
etats Officers.
$780, JAMES +. IEwTs.
" .sL-.,- WyNAS SFnONEE.
S+,t. Coz. u. FAIRcHILD.
~ SkYLD. HAsTISGs-
f..,a.tl WI>TlELD SMITH.
ga.k Cortr,.ller. w r 'ANshi'
STATE Prison, C";n- Henry 11ED IL
st If T;,l Irsirrc n, i'HN L. y. VI -.
Atluta..j General. aC','11 ~ - Ia
@-.s.--I,,s..,- ~l,,,. c.. l. :. Ni&oS.
.INsoS DowSKE.
Associate @"s'ices' .. COLE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Gourt-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate @! Josiah III. Taylor,
deceased.
an reading and filing The petition Of Jo-
" ell Brown, administrator of said estate,
stating. among other things. that he has fully
administered said estate, and praying that a
time and place be fixed for examining and al
lowing his account of his administration 1t
is ordered that said examination be had be-
fore the Judge of this court. at his office. in
the city of Prescott, on Wednesday. the 9th
day OF December, A. ID. 1865. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ And il is further ordered. that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested. by
publishing a copy of this order for three suc-
ccssiye weeks, once in each week in the Pres
colt Journal, a newspaper printed in Prescott,
prior TO said day of hearing.
WM. HowEs. County Ju ige.
Dated Nov. 8, 1865. 50-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
Es:ray Notice.

Taken Hp by the subscriber. Nov l. -
ore red end white heifer calf. one red neg
calf. with white strip on her belly. he o f-
er is requested to pay charges and take !1, l-''
away. "A. b. AcCAhi
Diamond Bluff, Nov, s. 1868. SV-''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

NEW YoRx, Feb. 9.-Tbe Richmond
Fhig of the 4sh, says: The following
documents were laid before Congress
this morning:
To the Senate and House Of RepreseHt-
sfiues Of the Confederate States Of
America
Having recently received written noti-
heatiou which satisfied me that the
President Of the Unitsd States vas dis
posed 70 confer with "a informally, or
with unofficial agents that might be sent
by me, with view to the restoration Of
peace. requested Hons a. q. Stephens,
R NJ. I. Hunter, andJohn A Campbell,
to proceed through our lines to hold q
conferences With Mr.. Lincoln or such
person as be might deputise TO repre-
sent him. herewith submit, for the
information Of Congress, the report OF
these eminent citizens named, showing
that the enemy refns d to enter into ne
gotiations with the Confede ate States OF
America, or any one Of them separately,
or give our people, or any portion Of
them. other terms or guarantees than
those which conquerer may grant, or
permit rs 10 have peace on any other
ferms than unconditional submission to
their rule, coupled with the acceptance
Of their recent legislation, including "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

Mr. j. A. Matson, Of Putnam county
writes the Indianapolis Journal, that
the most glaring frauds in filling up
quotas. have been detected in that coan-
". He says that Clinton Township Of
Putnam county, was ahead Of the last
draft, without a single man being put in
the service. Sixteen thousand dollars
paid over to a Colonel did the work
Judge Claypool had information which
authorized him to say that township in
Monroe county had also been cleared Of
the draft without putting a man into the
service
This difficulty seems to begrowing in
all parts of the country, and ifnot reeti-
fed will vitiate the last call for troops.
Il is au outrage upon those counties
which 20 to work aud fill their quotas
in good faith as well as fraud upon
the Government II the facts are al
stated by Mr.. Matson, who is one Of the
most influential lawyers in the State,
some judicious hanging is required tc
remedy the evil The city Of New York
il seems, is dodging all the drafts by re-
sorting to similar frauds The authosi
ties at Washington owe it to the people
TO investigate the matter at once and
punish the frauds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

NV YoRK, Feb l0.-The Tribxae'
special from headquarters on the I'll
says: Among the wounded in the 6ghi
between the 5th Corps and the enemy
on the Boyntos Plank Road, last nigh,
were Gen. Ayers, Commanding the Pad
Division Of the stA Corps, in the shoal-
der severely; Gen. GEyne slightly, still
onAuty; Capt Gwathrop. AdiatAnt Gen.
erai Sd Brigade Pad Division. in hip.
slight Maj Carter. Inspector General
Sd Brigade Pad Division, neck. slight
Il is reported % day that We have sou
rebel prisoners
Entrenehing tools and rarions are
coming up and it Is the determination
to bold the Eve miles gained on the left
Of cur old fortified lines at all hazards.
The gain, as ] hare said, brings US the
Bonnton Plank Road, and within artif.
lery range OF the Sonthside Railroad.
Thus Lee has again been out-generaled
and another Yankee trick played upon
the main army Of the confsderacy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

On the 7th inst. the eommandant at
Camp Chase, Ohio, was directed to
make up list Of three thousand pris-
oners for exchange, IN detachments Of
FIVE hundred, in which he was not to in
clude any one who did not wish to be
exchanged. He called the frst five
hundred together, and told them they
we're all to be exchanged except those
who should object Those, however,
who remained behind would have to
continue in prison. He then called
upon them to make their choice. I'm.
mediately two hundred aud sixty step
ped forward, requesting to remain,
some Of them stating that they preferred
to stay in prison ten years rather than
be sent back to the rebel army. This
number included all present who had
served under Hood There are near
ten thousand prisoners altogether in
Camp Chase.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
JEFF. Davis again Denounc-
ed.
special to Evansville Journal
General Exchange Agreed Upon.


General Exchange Agreed Upon.
NEw YoRK, Feb. a.-The morning pa
pers have the report Of the committee
from New York City, with the result Of
their visit to Washington. No redue-
ton is TO be made in the quota, and
probably no postponement Larger
boanties will be offered, in the hope Of
filing the quota.
The TffbHns's Washington special
says Secretary Stanton has decided that
hereafter no officer or enlisted man in
the service shall be committed 10 the
Old Capitol Prison except on bis per.
sonal order
The Worlds special mentions the
arrival Of Col Mulford TO testify before
the COMMITTEES on the Conduct Of the
War. Col. milford says a full exchange
Is agreed upon. The delivery can only
be made at the rate Of 3 500 per month
The TribuHs's Army Of the Potomac
special says the object Of the movement
10 The left nov seems TO have been for
the purpose Of ascertaiuing the enemy
strength and position, and 10 interfere
with the line OF railroad which il is un-
derEiood they are constructing from the
south side to Weldon The rebel force
that met oars AZ Armstrong; Mills vas
a part Of Hills corps, including Ma
lone's veteran brigade The rebels, as
usual, bad damned Hatchers Ran in
several places, making Il difficult for
our troops 70 cross, except By the dams,
upon uhicn the enemys ERE vas par.
ticulaFly concentrated Nciwithssand-
ing this officially, our men managed 10
get across, under protection Of our artil.
IeFy. and drove the enemy from their
works Prisoners taken said they were
not expecting 50 attack there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
REMOVAL.
TU0g q MA0HER

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANI
a featuring Esiabhshment 10 No. 5 FIRST
STREET, below Main lle has large aud els.
gant assortment Of Homemade Work, fine
the hneat, guaranteed ~ "geod as the best" aud
for sale as cheap ss the cheapest" and a little
cheaper.
His outlrs stock = consisting Of hBs Buggy
Coach, and Carriags Harness, Light frotting,
Heavy Wagon, Dray, aud Express harness, Sad.
dleas iu endless variety, Brides 3f all kinds, In
any quantity, Conars. Oirths, surcingles, chook
Lines, Military Work ia short, everything 10
his linn, from iiame Strap 10 y Monitor Sad
die been ulauuiactured under hla iums-
diato supervision. by akllial and experi6ised
w0rk man, and is now 0iiored to tin trade NJ
EASTERN PRICES, Being able % oofnprtc sue
ressfuliy With enything IN the market, iB styie,
finish, durability, and price, ho only asks q rial
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