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ed curing the year. Abouf one thousand persona
apa fidelity Of the officers md eoeratives Of lie
military telegraph des-rre special recognition.
Tie trains Of the arm! nro reported to be in
Eesiect @ IN material and equipment, md we'll sup
p1ed with animal. aid the means OF repair.
lIe purchase Of horses fer the cavalry was dur
Of the Qusrtermaster Generals office, organized
especially for that purpose, tn connecti ~ with
The Cavalry Bureau Since the reorganization Of
tbis Office unt@t the Law OF July 4, ls6I the pur
chase Of all horses and mules for cayarY, artillery
spd the troops has been pAeed under the charge
Res d,1a e 5f s asa
IL les snd epses2 9eeponsey
bas e1s peep as the re Of about 800 PEI ay, wnieh
also The averaga rate Of their destruction. 'Tha
cavalry OF the army OF the Potoma: ~as twice re-
a1s en- year. The production of tlle country seems
tn ha al,lc to test the immense drain upon ita
horses and mules, and the stock, Judging from the
current prices, gives no ffsns Of exhaustion or
rs 'Rgst'fa ss sF 6ss Bk.9ar Rssr
established at Arlington, on the south bank Of the
Potomac in which several thonsand infernents
have already been made. The names Of the sol-
FepelIing the rebel sttack on the Capital last July
hare been buried On the battle field north Of Fort
Stevens. It is recommended that Congress pro-
For the better protection or the depot5 Of tae
Qrartermaster's Bureau from rebel raids. the
Quartz rmsster-Ge was directed 10 cause the
persons employed IN this departmcnt, at the prin.
cipa1 and exposed depots, to be organized into
mfitsry companies and regiments for internal
guard dntr and for LOCAL defense. Thta organtxa.
brought into The service, Is an aid to the regular
troops, force Of seven thousand men. :
THE coLonED MAN.
The Quartermaster General states that the riews
Re as 5epe 5p M IN
popu1ation+ have been confirmed By two years
experience. These persons have been cxtenefve-
1SeFe % %
released white soldier from labor, and restores
him to bis place in line ofbattlc Their extensive
tie supply application being made to The Quar-
te1master General for such labor with the armies
before Richmond, which be was unable to provtde.
departments Of the Atlanticnnd Gulf coast; where
q eup'oymenl: None could H., BE- obtained from !,
ono Of them reported that they were al wanted Tor
labor necessary to the snecess Of military opera-
sn' 81 a1 shd eouS BE- aed
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Reference Ia made TO the danger OF interruption
Of our military communicat1ons With the States on
the Pacific coaet BY war, and the difficulty Of sup
plying armies and defending these portions Of tho
Republic. when the only military communication
not e1preed to a hostile fleet is wagon road
across the continent, u mentioned. Ihe early
military precantion deserving attention and The
fostetIng care Of the Government
- THE SURGEON GENERALS pEPAnrltHr.
It appears from the report Of the Surgeon Gene
available forthe expenses Of to- Medical Depart
| 1uent, fur tho fiscal year ending june 30. 1861,
nissarsensn;:. I'll '
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Goalng prices for caah, March 49, 1865 Received
G. saltonAtsu d Co.. CoMmlAaloa hsoc1 sco 1ond
Brokers' u Clark street. Chicago.
, 1865-03-17

sLE44THER-1he market u very aulce Tor all Va
nTm. Ne reduce our quotatt- ns Oh Country upper
aud Sole, WaQupte.
, 1865-03-17

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cfent aud Talpable a,d to military operations. Blk
thousand dve hundred miles have been eonsRaes'
, 1865-03-17
THE WAR REPORT,
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF SEC
RETAhY STANTON,
Our Armies Stronger, Better Or
ganizcd and Better Supplied
Than Ever,
FLATTERIKG CONDITION OF oCR HILL
TARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Owing to want Of room this morning, "
are compelled to forego the publication @
Secretary stanton's report In full, but gss
our readers careful synopsis, covering evcf.
point in The document. The report Is on
which will interest every one, as 1t RENEW
, the entire military operations Of the pas
year. and exhibits the condition Of our arnle
in 8 most favorable light:
War DEpAnThESr,
WAsHIxorua CITY March !, 1856.
Mr.. President: -
have the honor herewith to submit the snnu1
reports OF tho several Bureaus Of this Dtpirl
ment. They were designed to accompany my an
mai report which. by 5pnr PERMISSION. hat ose,
an Tue
past year. His report has not yet been received
as the activity Of The campaign n progress de
mands his uneeasine attention; gnt fag l. aeeosn as
that, 50 far as can be done without injury 70 th'
service, they rusy be printed with the public doc
uments Of the present sess1on Of Congress.
SUMMARY OF THE yEAn's WORE
od5csa,i5 published by Ills department from TIM
to time as they tIanspir9d and aro laily known Il
esery branch Of the Government and fh1ouShou
the civilized world. They consulate series o
fbo endurance and courage o! the soldiers Of u
United States, and the calantry and military ekil
ofshc1r commaEders, unriEalled IN the history
nstfont. -.'-. -.
The campaign Of the Army Of the Potomac, ant
the operations on the James niYer. the Appomat
tor, snd sfound Richmond and Petersburg; tn
1natterlI operations OF our army In Georgif, re
sultinc In the capture Of Atlanta, Savannah ami
other important military posts In that State th
rednat3on Of The forts 10 the harbor Of Mobile
the hard fought battles at franklin and aronns
Nashville, resulting In the 1aus Of the reel ~ N,
in Tennessee; the succession Of Brilliant ylcto
ries won ey the Army OF the Shenandoah; the suc
ce:eful stormlng of Fort Fisher; the cspture O
Wilmington, Columbia and Cbarleston. and otae
achievements Of less notn, all contributing to 1h
triumph Of the Union cause mud the suppression
OF the rebellion, will be more appropriately detail
ed upon the coming In Of the report Of the Lieu
tennpt General.
That the administrative operations OF The seYers
bnIeaue Of thts department. have not failed to cor
The Official reports OF their respective chlels.
Tug ApyurART GENERALS nEPARrNkyT.
The :Adjusent General reports the .dlnlculue
sprtngtng up ffon a sudden and rast increase {
clerks instructed and work eystematlzel: Cred
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
OFFICIAL

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
the Post-Of7cs at EvansyiIIs, Stale Of indiana,
18th day of September, 1850.
s9- Ts obtain any Of these IetFsfs, the appfi.
can't must call for 4" adssTfissd Ees.s-s," give The
date Of this list, and pay cent for advsrtisinE
ES- II not called fo- within one nsoafh shay will
be sens 20 the De4d-Letter Ofice-
FREE DELIVERY Of letters BIZ carriers AZ thu
residences Of owners, in cities OF $1,000 fnhabi-
tants or over, may Be SECURED by Observing
the following Rules
/. DIRECT letters plainly 20 the street aad
number, Is well as the post-ofHoe and State.
e HEAD letters with the writer's posf-of7cs
and Ss1ke, street aud HnHsbsr, sign them plainly
With full name, and request that answers Be
directed accordingly
8. Letters TO strangers or transient visitors in
a town or city. whose special address may Be IN
known, should be marked, in the lower left-hand
corner, with the word s. Transient"
4. Place the postAge-stG1P on the upper righl-
hand corner, aud IsaEs spaes between the stamps
and direction for Posf-isarkiag without intsrfsr-
ing with the writing.
MA REQCEST for the RETURN Of q LETT
tar 70 the writer If unclaimed within thirty days
or less. written or printed with the writer 5
aaas, pestoHes and Satss across the LETT band end
Of the envelope, on the faee side, viii be complied
with IS the usual prepaid rate Of postage. paya-
bic when the letter Is delivered 70 the writer
SEC Is, Law or 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
Notice Of Commissioner's SAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBT GIVEN THAT, IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of Com
menpteas Of VanderbaTgh county, made AZ ifs
September term, 1856 in the case Of Sebastian
Henrfch and others, vs.. Sebastian Henrich Jr
and othe 5. for partition, /, Frederick Lunken-
hefmer, Commissioner appointed BY said Court 70
make sale Of the followiag real sstats, to-wff:
Lot number three 81 in Block number shirty-tvo
t32l. in the Eastern knlSrgeHent Of the city Of
Egarsvflie. IN said county, will on the 18th dMv of
October 1865, 81 the door { the Co1rt- house In
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a m
and o'clock p. Of ssid day, proceed 10 sell Al
public auction, faia Lot number thrse (S in Block
number ehirty-two (32), in the Eastern EnlArxe-
ment Of Evansville, together with the appurts-
nanSss fhereunto belonging. Said Lot has geod
tw i-story bsiek house with eight rooms, two cell
lars, two kitchens, staha5 A. al necessary out
hui dings suitable 70 two families.
The terms Ct this sale are one-half Of the pur-
chase money to &c paid in cash, and the balance
in ak and Ewelrs months, with interest from day
Of sale, upen notes with approved security.
T.LUNKEEHEIMER,
set16-wSW Commissions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
s@- See fourth page.
Correction.

Editors Journal:
see in the JOURNAL of this morning,
what purports to be the opinion of the
Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas
of this county, adverse to the city in the
case of the city Of Evansville against
the Evansville Gas Light Company.
There is to me something very mystic
rious about this. In the FIRST place,
there is not one case in ten thousand in
which the opinion of the Court of Com
mon Pleas is reduced to writing. Sec
ondly, in this case there was no argu.
ment-no statement of the facts-no
reading of the complaint-nothing to
inform the court Of tbs nature Of the
controversy-nnless IL was after ths
judgment had been given and in my
absence. | myself proposed to Mr..
Chandler, that we should agree that thu
court should sustain the defendants de-
murrer TO the complaint, in order that
Supreme Court and have the matters in
controversy settled there definitely and
finally. To this, Mr.. Chandler assented,
and upon our stating TO the court our
agreement aud its object, the Judge,
tcithout expressing an opinion, directed
me to prepare for the clerk such an or
der as We wanted. / did so, and at ter
submitting it to Mr.. Chandler, handed it
to the clerk !; and this was the end Of the
matter so far as am informed.
Whatever was done afterwards was
improper, for the case was no longer
before the court and could not again
come before the court without giving
me or my client notice, which was not
done. 1t was er parte, unfair, illegal,
extraordinary and wholly uncalled for
and gratuitous, and can see no motive
for it unless it was to temporarily quiet
the people and the City Council and in
duce them to pay unjust demands.
i omitted to state that one motive
perhaps the chief one-for making the
agreement mentioned was, that the
Judge, having been engaged as the At
torney of the Gas Light Company in.
another case involving some of the same
questions, could not with propriety try
this case, or do anything With it but or
der change of venue, except by con-
sent of parties. The fact that be had
been SO employed, and the consent Of
parties TO submit the case to him on de.
murrer, are stated in the order prepared
by me.
leave the people to Judge whether
the opinion published IN that of the
Judge, or Of the Attorney.
JAS. g. JONES,
Attorney for the City.
Sept. 18th, 1866.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
Recnrder,s Court.

Notwithstanding yesterday was Mon
day the attendance at Recorder Nelson's
entertainment was quite small, in fact
but one new case was tried. Tavener
Gore for being drunk and abusing Anton
Rosenkranz and wife, whose case was
continued from Saturday, was adjudged
guilty and fined 80 and costs. He sub
sequently fled an affidavit against Ro-
senkranz for shooting within the limits
Of the city The difficulty is neighbOr-
hood quarrel, superinduced BY Rosen.
kranz's desire to get Gore ont of his
house, and we have no doubt both par
ties are about equally guilty.
Forestdg1isg--Mrs Bofindick, who
keeps provision store near the upper
market, was arraigned for forestalling
the market There were two cases
against her, IN both of which she was
found guilty and fined OIL in each case,
with costs, amounting in all to 5000
The venerable dame seemed greatly sur
prised and indignant that she should be
fined for simply buying few vegetables
and sich in market for the accom- moda-
ton Of her regular customers.
There are more people guilty Of a VIC.
lation Of this ordinance, and it is pro-
posed to break the fashion up.
Assault and Battery.-0n Saturday
night the mate Of the steamer Silver
Cloud No. 2, was arrested and taken
before His Honor, the Recorder, on a
charge Of beating one Of the hands on
the boat. The man was badly bruised
and very bloody, but, christian-like, de-
clined to prosecute his prosecutor
There was other evidence, however, OF
the assault and battery, and the mate
was fined S., with costs amounting to q
like sam.
When we left the Recorders Office
yesterday Marshal Tennvorde, armed
with writ, was just starting ont in
search of certain Juveniles charged
with breaking windows in the upper pari
of the city with the famous weapon
known as the "Nigger Killer" the use
of which, it is the determination of the
city authorities to suppress.
Gone Up.-The irrepressibls Tom
Howard, who for week past has been
almost in daily attendance at the leveei
of Recorder Nelson, managed to "get bis
foot into Is on Sunday night, and Ton
now languishes, like the blessed martyr
Qlds, in the County Jail, the victim of ar
bitrary arrest. aJ
Tom slipped into room at the Wash
ington House and appropriated poke
book containing $40, Yankee money
and coat valued at $25, the propert,
of M. @. Colgau, a custodian Of tn
peace of the city while her inhabitantl
sleep. Although the police had often
walked the streets with Tom, they
thought be was becoming entirely To-
familiar. The matter being re
ferred to Justice Chute, that dig
nitary decided that Tom should Civ
bail in the sum Of $1,000 to appea
if called for before the Circuit Court
Tom declined to make the investmsn
as he is democrat and believes in "tax
ing bonds" The result was, he ha
gone to board with Charley Long unit
the Grand Jury meets next month.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

THAEKs.-We are indebted to Captain
p. g. o'Riely for New Orleans papers Of
the 9th, and to Bill Dunn for New
Orleans papers Of the 10th, and Mem
phis papers of the 18th, Forwarded from
the Mollie Able and Marble City.
We are also under daily obligations TO
Mr. Houghland and VIM. Sherwood,
Adams Express Messengers, for Eastern
papera.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

b4The eighth wonder of the fash
ionable world, is the Sozodont Ladies
az they see their unsullied teeth and
rosy gums reflected in their toilet mir
rors, and gentlemen as their with in
cisors fash through their dark mus
taches, wonder how the benighied folk
of twenty years ago got along without
the teeth identifying, breath perfuming
Sozodont sepl6:eod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

M1SsrHELs.-We notice that the en-
terprising agents Of Smith d Morris
Ministries have arrived in town and are
making great preparation for a grand
minstrel entertainment TO take place at
Masonic Hall on Thursday next, on
which occasion we are promised one Of
the richest treats in Ethiopian minstrel
sy ever offered to the inhabitants of this
city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

WANTED "A mother and daughter
wishes to obtain situations in Protestant
families, to sew, nurse, or assist in house.
keepisg; also, some one 10 adopt q
bright little girl, seven years of age.
Apply at Washington House, Room No2
Evansville, Sept 16, 1866. rs 1w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

Can't Scmebody prescribe an anodyne
for the negro-ridden editor Of the Louis
rills Democrdt7 We never knew SO hor-
ribie case of negrophobiA He boils
and froths in every number. The sight
of black skin causes him to rage like
a mailman, and the slightest hint of wool
throws him into spasma Having lived
among negroes nearly all his life, un-
conscious of the danger, he has Just
awakened 10 q realizing sense that
" eternal vigilance only can keep the
blasted niggers from being his equal
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

PUB1c scHooLs-All applications for
admission into the public schools must
be made to the undersigned, and not to
the Trustees.
Office over the post ofice-hours
from stO A. NJ and from 5 to 6 P.
M. T. J. RloE,
sepl2;l0t Superintendent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

BG- Lost, on the 18th, during the sale
of Governments property at this place, a
brown memoranda book, containing pa
pers valuable only to the owner, togeth-
er with twenty dollars. Parties return
ing the books and papers to this Office,
can retain the money. septI4-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

JOHN PITCHER will continue to serve as
Judge Of the Common Please Court In the district
eompossdcf the counties OF Posey, vandsrburxh.
warriek, and Gibson, II elected at the ensuing
October election.
Ma. kStroR' Please announce to your readers
that "M. LoupoN, Of Posey County, is a can.
didate for Judge Of the Common Plea. Court. I'm
the strict composed Of the counties of Poscv,
Vsnderhnrga, wAerick aud Gibson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

FIRsT-CLAss BoARBSG.-Six or eight
gentlemen can be accommodated With
first class boarding and lodging, on Vine
street, next door to Sterrett's church.
Also, day board for twelve or fourteen
gentlemen.
sept 10 div.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

LosT.-On Thursday, Sept. l4th, on
the road between Evansville and Saun-
dersville, gold hunting case patent le-
yer watch, full jeweled, with gold chain
attached. The finder win be literally
rewarded, if the watch is left at the
JOURNAL Office, or delivered to DR.. Thos
Buncis, Ssundersville, Ind.
sept1e :2td<w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

Nor WELL-A map publisher wants
US to insert column Of editorial, putting
q map worth seven dollars, when we can
have copy of the same for three and
half dollars Cash If be had sent nine
or ten columns with request to publish
tor nothing We might have done 80, but
one colarhn for three dollars and a half
IN map. is too thin. We amt WE'LL
La Crosse Democrat.
You are right on that question Brick
you are hereticAl in politics.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

s0 The Memphis Argus has had
conversation with a man whom it had
announced as dead From the way the
man talked the Argus is inclined to
think that be is not dead.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

OK BESDER-John Greek, Deputy
Sheriff, left on the Morning Star yester-
day, having in charge one Bender, con-
victed Of stealing, at the late term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, aud who was
assigned to two years in the Penitentiary
at Jacksonville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN sell st public auction, on Thursday, the I2th
day Of 0ctober, 1855, at the residence Of Ebenez 7
HigEenha tom, lite Of YRncerburgh county, de.
ceased, all bis personal pfoperty, consisting Of
Mules. WagoR. Cattle, Hogs, and "a sores OF
growing Corn, Farming Utensila, and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
credit Of six months will Be- given on all
Sums over three dollars, By The purchaser giving
his note with approved security, wAiving Va alton
or apprRisement laws.
TAYLOR HIGGENBoTToM,
gepl9, w3t. Administrator
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
LOST
Pocket Book Lost.
WANTED.


GI60 PER MosTH 10 o = AGENTS
% ~ wanted IN every County and State, to
sell THE BARrLErr SEWING MAcBS~E, price s25;
frIly u engsd under patents Of Howe, WheeIeF
Wilson, Grover Baker, aad Singer 4 Co. We
will pg monthly salary and expenses, or allow
q args com mission on sasss. For particulars,
stamD s1a add ess PACE BROTHERS, sole
agents for the United States, 221 summit street,
TOis6o, Ono su29d1 nAw5m
TNyANTs D--AGEErs-F0R THE SECRET
" Service, tn Field, the Dupgson and tne
Escape" ~ Aib>rt D. Richardson, New TOTE ~,
Trihuns Correspondent. The above WORK VIII
embrae Mr.. Hichards ms uuparnled txpefisncs
for = ur years travelio1 through the sonth 10
tire secret - yics Of the Tri uBe ~ ne outbIsak
If the VA with or armies and deefs, both East
end West during the frst two years OF TIE rebel
Hon RE fhrillisg capture WINE runnlnR the
bait rfss on the sfississi 81 river at NicksburK,
whsr more han hall bis companions ware either
killed Or wounded his confin msnt for twenty
"a = th~ In seven different rebel prisons; b g.
eape a d aisaost miraculous journey by night Of
MA " 900 milss, aided by negroes and Union
raountatssers u North Carolina and Tennessee,
thro tbs eDemy'a country 10 nur lines giving
\ most sfvi inner picture Of the wer. Teachers
AMI DtsIfgen yofn x men, and especially re-
turned aud 81 abi-d soldiers, in sant Of profit
able employment, will mud IL peru iarly sdspted
20 III IL condition. We have agents clearing $3.50
per month, y bich Ne VIII prove 10 any doubting
spplirsnt. Send fJT circulars.
Address JONES BROS CO.,
lfs W Fourth st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
eug27,dwAt I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We receive daily, BY Express, q
superior quality of Fresh Baltimore
Oysters, and are prepared to deliver in
half or whole cans or by the case. AL
Oysters warranted.
CRoss, DAVIS 4 Co.,
Third Street between Main and Locust
August 2S--tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

THE TENNESSEE RIVER TRADE.-We
cannot refrain from again directing the
attention of our merchants and business
men generally to the Importance Of the
Tennessee River trade. We have time
and again represented it's great impor.
lance to the interests Of this city, and
the duty as we'll as the policy Of our
merchants and citizens to use all hon.
orable means to secure the trade of that
very important region.
Other cities are putting forth earnest
efforts to secure the trade, but their
success depends entirely on the course
pursued in this city. If our merchants
pursue liberal policy and make ordiu
nary efforts, they cannot fail to draw
the trade to this point There is no
reason why our Wholesale merchants
cannot sell as low as the merchants Of
Louisville, New Albany, Cairo or ST.
Louis, and this is unquestionably the
most eligible point for the ranship
ments of Southern staples East
To facilitate this matter, there SHOULD
be a cotton market established here, for
the purchase of cotton forwarded for
sale by small plan tiers who desire to ex-
change their cotton for plantation sup
plies. This could be readily done by
our merchants, who could well afford to
pay New York prices, less the cost Of
transportation. A number Of merchants
and citizens of Tennessee and Northern
Mississippi arrived here by the Webb
yesterday, some with small lots of cot
ton for sale or exchange, others in quest
OF goods of various kinds The mer-
Chants of Evansville should convince
these gentlemen that it is their interest
to trade here, as we believe it really is.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

BEooMISG INDIGSANr--Many of our
citizeus are becoming indignant at the
extortionate prices charged for market
ing in this city, and we shall not be sur
prised to see a combination organized
to break up the extertioners' associa-
ton. 1t can be done.