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A lad some fifteen years old, named
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Bartlett & Clocks mills, at Clyde last Sat-
urdsy, and was taken out some thirty min
utes s~fterward, dead from suffocstiOn.
We learn that steps are being taken to
secure the incorporation Of Clyde. This is
well. 1t is an enterprising, business town,
at the crossing of the O. s. 7. and the s.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

B6- We learn that within the mem
ory of the Oldest Treasury Collector
there never was 3 time when the people
we're so slow in paying their taxes as
this time We supposed the reverse
would be the case this year, in view of
the food Of gTeenhaeks, but were set
right on the subject By one of our coun-
~ oEicials Il is accounted for BY the
fact that the different townships have
been drained Of their surplus funds TO q
great extent in the purchase Of subSti-
tntss. Fifty thousand dollars At least
have been drawn from the people OF our
county for that purpose, within the last
few months In some townships no ef-
iorts have been made to raise funds for
the payment of bounties, aud there the
people, We learn, are still more back
ward IN the payment of taxes; every
man has dread that he or q son nav
be drafted, and e still heavier demaud
will be made ca him 70 furnish a sab
stitute.-SEilscGn Dezocrat
I, is not to be suspected that 50 in.
tensely copperhesd community as Sui.
Ivan county would be in haste to pay
their tax to support the Government,
They woald rather expend their money
in Dodd's Sandss-School books We
hear 10 complaint Of nOn-pAymsnt Of
tAxas in loyal sOzRis&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
NeHs Items.


The Canslton Reporter has informA-
ton Of the presence q Federal and guer.
rillRs 10 Hancock county, Kentucky, bat
does not state which party is ia the ma
jority.
Gea. Sol Meredith has been prescott
ed blythe citizens OF Paducah With a sword
and equipments costing O, 500 he has
been restored TO command At that place.
Gaerrillas approached BrandeubGrgh
on Tuesday and fred upon the town,
but no one was hurt, and the scoundrels
soon left A gang Of gusErillas we're
81 Wolf Greek yesterday.
The New Albany Ledger regrets 10
learn that little daughter Of Mr. Hiram
Carr Of Rome, Perry county. yesterday
fell into the Ohio river and was drown
ed. The body was recovered.
Spotted fever Is creating much alarm
ct Rome, Perry county. Out of Of seven
cases reported last week, six proved la
IaL
Lafayetsd still lacks ffiy.one men Of
| filing up her quota. The men will be
-aised and that city viii escape The
| draf.-
NEW CorToE. Nashville Die
patch say that cotton Is Just beginning
TO DO brought into that city The plan
terra were compelled to lie quiet while
Hood was eonseripting and impresaing
10 front OF Nashville, and after he bad
gone the Union forces took most Of the
teams that be had left They procured
transportation and are bringing their
cotton TO market
A SAD AccTuKxT.--The Louisville
Journal of Wednesday says, Professor
Coleman, Of the High School, yesterday
while engaged in chemical demonstra
iIon before class, lost both of bis sysi
by the explosions OF the chemical Appa
tuG The occurrence oecasioned verJ
great distress at the school among The
pupils, and will DO universally lamentet
throughout the city, where Processes
Coleman has long been known and es
tsemed as Professor of Science.
soLplnRs poEsosxp Some twent,
soldiers belonging to the I'D lind reg
iment, veteran reserve corps, on detaeh
ed service at Laport, we're poisoned dAy
before yesterday by negro cook None
Of them have died Arssnic was found
in the food prepared for them. Tit
negro is 10 jail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

MoRE GUERRILLAs On Tuesday,
about half past ten o'clock, 3 band Of
fifteen guerrillas, led By VIM. Hughes
attacked the freight train on the Leba-
non Branch of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, which they captured With
but little trouble. Several shots we're
fred by these guerillss at the brakemen
aud work-hands on the train. After the
train was captured, it was set on ere
which consumed the most of the train and
freight before the passenger train from
Lebanon to Louisville arrived. Several
horses and mules which were on the trair
were captured, aud the good horses car
ried of by these guerriIlas. The mule.
we're turned loose in the woods Noon,
was hurt on either side. The telegram
wires were cut Thy guerrillas mad,
their retreat towards MilIer's. ]. q
Spaulding, once Lieutenant in the 57tl
Kentucky volunteer infantry, aud hi
brother William were said to be viii
/ these gaerrillas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

DAVIDSON AND MAGRupxR KILLEn.-
We are informed by passengers by the
little Grey Eagle, yesterday, that both
the guerrilla horse thieves, Davidson aud
Magruder, were killed in the eight be-
tween the Federals and guerrillas near
Cloyerport, Ky, the other day. This, II
il proves true, viii be joyful intelligence
to all loyal and good men, and especially
to the citizens Of that portion of Ken
lucky in which these scoundrsls have
been operating.
We hope to hear soon that thu fspd
Quantrell has shared like fate
1t seems to be the purpose of Genera
Palmer to free Kentucky from thes'
thieves aud murierers with all possible
dispatch. A proper &c Apf The Fedora
troops already in Kentucky can't fail Il
eject this result--a contamination mos
deyoutly to be desired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

MAsoslc TxxrLx.---othslio vas pro-
daeed At the Theatre last night, With
more than passable eredi. to the Com
pany. Indeed We have seldom seen all
the leading parts 50 well sustained on
the same board sn
GOlden's oshslIo vas very good, and
Pieres's Isgo vas AlmOat fauItless. An
ME Radcliffe looked and acted BESIDE
monia In 9 manner highly crsdisabls to
herself
Mrs. Breslaw a. Emelie was admir-.
able, and won applause. Erskins, Smith
and Rowland We seldom ever saw play
better. Indeed, We we're completely
surprised at the excellency Of the per.
Torrance. Those who wsEe absent losi
the pleasure Of = most interesting and
pleasing entertainment
Tonight Mrs. Bella Golden will ap-
pear in the character Of LucretiA Dor,
gia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

s@- The grand jury Of Wayne coun.
~, daring the late session OF the Circ1is
Court, foana four handrsd aud sixty two
bills Of indictment Besides thess in
dietmsnts there we're three hundred old
cases left over on ths docket from the
previous term Of the court Wayns
county claims 20 lead the State in neF-
ala--Nsso albany Ledger
That Is the Why to improve the mcrAls
By indieting and panishing tie guiIty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

BulLDING AssocIATISs.-We are glad
to learn that our suggestions yesterday
relative 10 the formation Of an associa-
ton to secure materials to supply the
demand for desirable buildings, has met
with general favor, and several gentle.
men Of capital have expressed wiling
ness to engage in the enterprise. We
hope some one will overcome bis modes
ty and constitute himself the leader in
the matter and set TO work st once q
secure the cooperation Of others, and
that, too, with an energy and dssermins
ton that will demand success
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

NIiSSEsofA ARTILLEEY-company +,
Of the Let Minnesota heavy artillery,
Captain Ovens, passed through Indian
apols on Saturday. 1t numbered 40
men, and was just from st. Paul, aud
bound for Nashville. Company @, Of
the same regiment, numbering 1Ss men,
passed through that city on Monday.
Several other companies have gone 10
Nashville, where the regiment will prob.
able be uRited. Its companies hAvs
been on detached service IN the North
vest.
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heath or Rev. Albion Fellows.

i 10 sith sadness that Sc record The dea
IF kev. ALBtoS FELL0ws Pastor Of I,
Locust Street NJ. < Church, Of this e
De died yesterday afternoon sbouto'
o'clock his disease seems to have beer
q combination of pneumonia with q
chronic arrangement Of the heart. H.
Eas confined to his room bat little oysI
a week.
a good man has gone to his rest, will
be the thought uppermost in ths mind,
Of sIl who we're acquainted with Mr.
FELLCws, when they learn of his death.
For humble, consistent and firm Christ
ian department Mr.. FEkLows had few
equals. 1t seemed to be his meat and
drink TO do his Masters viii, and up Il
his latest breath, bis thoughts we're TO
the Church. His congregation Loves
him. None could help It who CAM
within range of the meek and Christ
like influence that seemed 10 How on
from that he said or did.
The announcement Of bis funeral val
be made in due season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

kIoHFEEsTH Ky. CAvALRg--A num-
Der Of the members OF Col. Burge's new
regiment, the 18th Kentucky cavalry,
came passengers by the little Eagle res
teFday, destined for points below,
They were as fine looking men - ever
We saw in Federal uniform and justly gu
tertain high opinion of their gallant
commander We are glad to learn that
Col Burge is meeting With very eneour-
aging success in recruiting for his new
regiment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Guerr,Ilaslu he CIV


The coolest trick - have ever hear.
says the Louisville Js,lrnal Of We
'sday, was raefiead yesterday mo-
<, abouI-iea- lock- the exse So
;4psain Julios FoSs-ss As-iEsa At Tnsp~ez
General Of Cav2fry, @ho iiyss Oh
''xth Street near Broadwsy His tive
iae horses, vsi ued ar ED thousand dol
srs, had Just been returned TO his stable
" one Of his servants and an orderly,
<hen two men dzose up n front Of the
aptains house in . buggy They
lighted, hitched their horse to q post,
and proceeded sfraightwaT to The stable
If Captain Posses The orderly and
servant we're engaged ia grooming the
animals. The intrudsrs compelled the
servants to stand IA a corner of the sta
Die, while they THE gaeTz llas) saddled
the two horses, threassaing 70 shoot
then if they raised 3 err. They then
mounted the chargers, and, giving the
orderly . slip Of paper containing the
Eer3s Compliments Of Colonel Martin
and Lieutenant Hadey," galloped of up
Chestnut street The servant followed
the thieves as far as Brook street, but
be there lost sight Of them. he de-
scribes the two men as being well dress-
ed, genteel-looking fellows; one was a
tall man, with large black monsiache,
aud the other one OF medium height
The negro mar says the pistols which
they displayed we're silver-mounted
The CAptsiu vas NOT At home at The
moment, being Al General Palmer
headquarters. One Of the horses was
presented TO Captain Posses By the cit
liens Of Louisville months ago, and The
other was Of Black Hawk stock, and
one Of the finest horsss in the country
The buggy and horas which the thieve
lef: behind were taken 10 the ONCE Of fh'
Provost Marshal, and are supposed 3
have been stolen. The vehicle is tor
buggy, somewhat worn, the earriag
part built rather lighter than il asaa
for livery stable purposes. The anima
is small grey mare The general spr
position is that guerrillaa in eonsidera
bic :1rce are in the immediate neighboI
hood Of the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

GUERRILLks AT wRsT PoIsr.-Captain
J. G. Harris, with thirteen men, LEFT
Louisville last Saturday on the steamer
Star Grey Eagle, for West Point, about
twenty miles below thai city, The OBJ
ject OF the expedition was to capture
several guerrillAs known TO be secreted
in the neighborhood On Sunday they
began accommodating and succeeded in
killing one Of the gaerrillas. After they
returned to West Point, flag Of truce
q handkerchief tied on . ramrod-bEougt
in the following message:
BED Feb. the 9th.
10 tie man in eAs-gs Of TIE FeSerals at
West Point.
demand an unconditional surrender
of the place aud you shall be treated as
prisoners Of var. Captain Fl. G HAYS,
Commanding.
Captain Harris replied to the bearers
that be would do no such thing, bat
nevertheless vas . little aEsonished Al
the demand, az be vas on the Hardin
county side Of Sals River, and no boat
to cross on IN the event of Fan attack
The Captain san two Or three squads Of
guerrillas. and estimsssd their numbar
at about sixty, under Msgruder, Webster
and Hays he then threstened 10 shoot
the ferrymen instantly II be refused to
bring over his ferry This did the work,
aud Captain Harris and bis thirteen men
succeeded in reaching Louisville on
Tuesday, aud were compelled 10 walk
the whole distAnce, leaving the guerril-
las in quiet possession
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

MosIToss.--Two Of the formidable
iron monitors built .. Cincinnati, the
Cahwba and ousOsa, left that city yes
tsrday and may be expected here to-
morrow, or perhaps this evening. They
draw thirteen feet and will cross the
FslIs on this splendid rise, which seems
a. If gotten up for the occasion. They
are intended for ocean and coast ser
vice
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BANK STATEMENT.
The EFansEilIe NationaI Baal

fN TREAepEr DEgAzuWAAl
0FrrcE a. CoMpTngLLEE or THE CUE@14s
Washingf0s, Jauuafy iathisb8
wHKREAs, b. safisfsctory evidenes press atsd 70
tie undsrsl9usd ft bAs bses made 70 aak,ear that
"a THs EFAasFILEE GaTIoHAL bANK, q tbs cts
Of EF1nsFlils. IL tbs e9unty q Fandsrbn Fgh ana
stass Of Enaisaa, has been duly 0FFanizsd aadsf
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Cougrsxs entifis1, I" An act . proritn q Nntioaaa
CuTsuey sscursd - plecTs q q. b. Bonds
anc 70 pFoFies f5r the circulaflon and rsdsnptlos
Thereof" approved Jans %, 1884, as1 hAa oou-
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- b conpiied Efth before cozamsncfne fha rat
ness 81 banking under sid act,
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troaef . N currsry, DO hsrsby certify that Ia
VIE n the coanty o. vsndsrburxh snd ststs =
tEei~nas = EnthorlEse 70 eomraencs tho susire~s
q sanKing un1er the Act Aforesaid
- testimony whereof witness ny hand snd s.si
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CITY NEWS.
s@y- Always look at the Fourth Page

THAxKs.-we are indebted 70 Mr.
Beatty, the attentive Clerk Of the st
Nicholas, for New Orleans and Mem
pbis papers. Also, to Billy Fenton, The
celebrated mud Clerk Of the little Eagle
Grey, for Louisville and New Albany
papers Of Wednesday evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

spRISG sToEM,--This region WAS visit
ed on Wednesday night BY regular
spring storm---rain, attended With light.
ming and thunder. Yesterday remained
cloudy but mild and pleasant, and II such
weather continues few days il win pro.
mote vegetation. We expect every
morning to hear the delightful songs oil
tho early spring birds, and no doubt
would did we wake up in time but there
Is the rub.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

CoscKRT OF FEE LEEDgxcHoA-There
was 5 large and elegant audience at
Mozart Hall last night. and all were
highly entertained By the magnificent
music Of the Lisdenchors, assisted By
the famous Crescent City Silver Band.
Although We could not comprehend the
words the music had language Of it,
own, which stirred and thrilled the
hearts Of all We hope to enjoy many
such rich musical fsasts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

GTFr LRcTrRE-Those who wish TO
see she beautiful Sewing Machine 10 be
given away With the Lecture tickets. can
do so BY calling at Sellmsn Il Co.'S.
store, whsrs Miss 81 Clair made her
purchase Of one Of Singers best sS5
Machines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

DD- The polite attentions OF Mr.. Joe.
Davis and Mr. Hoagland, the popular
messengers Of the Adams Express Co,
hence to Indianapolis, are so frequent
and uuremitting that We sften fail to
thank them, but we never fail TO feel
grateful.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

The Lady's Friend for March, con-
tains beautiful steel engraving, entitled.
"0h. see them sinking, sinking slowly,
Thoss olden dreams, 50 pure and holy"
The engraving is beautiful in design
aud finish, and well worth she price Of
the magazine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

wASrED-Two good, active bays can
hasr Of q chance 10 make good wages
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