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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all locatees
creditors and other pereons Interested in the u.
tatcs Of the respective decendrnts mud minors ~
the following administration and Guardian n,ro,,X
have been hed IN th Office of the pepispt of i,nlm~
bia county and will be presented for eonfr,on,ion y
allowance IN the Orphans Court to to held i'm BIo~
burg, In the county aforesaid, on "Wednesday ibe ~
OF February lo5 at o'clock IN the afternoon of
day.
|. Final account Of Peter Ent adm !,
Of Alcm Mari, lnlc Of Scott township, deceased.
2. Account Of Andrew trevelipc all
Samuel tienrie. Btfs. OF Archibald iienrie, lsto
Orange township, dcteased.
3. First account of William G.. Hurlc
adih'r or Caleb Barton, late Of Btom township dec n
a.. Account of Jacob Lougeubergcr, ad
mnsira,or Of John Rarig, !ate Of EOarngcieek Tow
snip, deceased.
First and final account OF Olye,
Evans, admr. Of David Hampton, late or Ronrinref
township, Deccasod.
q. First and final count of Willian
g. Harris, admir-. dc bons non with the will anne
OF Andrew hess, inte of sugniloaf twp, drCoasuL.
7. Account OF Joln VOL, admi. /
Gsorge z. Miiief ato Of Centre township d, ceased
D. firsl aud hnal account Of IIcnr,
Duss, admr or iisnry u. koon. late Of llrmuct t,y,
dtceasrd.
.. Final acronnt Of william Lamon
and Nathan sitter. admrs NJ Samuel sitter. late
Btiarctuek township, DECEASED.
10, Account OF william Mastcllpr, ami
Jo'rrh c"rrel tt'rs Of John Heller, late nr Nadisn
township, deceased.
IL. First aud fual account of WilsoI
Wanich, admir-. of Samuel Wanich, late or Hcmlo1
township, dc ceased.
JOHN G. FREEZE.
Bloonsburg, January b, Is6j. REGISTER
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

ssy- Gold is selling At So % in the Now
York markets
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

DuCiiARM
Chori.tcr French Parish Church, Nj Moutreal.
As there are limitations, be sure to Or
TAIN the genuine.
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hrs ssI osd narrow escapes. MAJOR Pesse'' horse
vas shc, under him vhhe he ws communicating
with thc Finh CotPs.
The in Brigade Of th % Division of the 5ih
Corps is srok.n of ~ having particularly dis'in-
guished itself dur. ns the hight Bre'ot Brig. G5u.
Winthrop, its commanded had two horses shot.
Brevct Big Gcu. Irwin Greg, commanding =
brigade of csvary, vss wounded w Me ankle
vhAe engaging ths enemy carly IN the day.
Gcu Dawes was ASo wounded severely 'n the
sbouiusr. Major TrCmaiue. n Gen. Gr'rg's
STAFF, was hA!ly wounded In she foot Col Bank.
head. oi Cen. Maricn's s,Af, was wounded in the
baud Brevct Brg. Gen. Morrow, commanding
the % Brigade Of he 54 u vision q tie 5th Corps
wss wounded in the shoulder. Capt. Gov drey,
ASSstsnt Al utrnt General ON Gcu. BASter's s,af,
was mouslly wounded ca Ti'ien, u the 2oth
Name Volunteers, vas wounded m the leg Col.
Herring, Of the ilSth Teszsy yly.ns Volunteers. was
wounded in tbc ankle
About lj0 prisoners were taken. among whom
was Col. Allen, Of tic 24'h North Cnrohna re,ri-
ment, fsrmsriy ar officer In The l2ih L a Regulars.
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General Terry's army is strongly entreacbed
srrcss the peuinsuls ., Federal Point ready fer
an sdyance at the proper moment. The rehel Gen.
Hokc occupies an entrenched position about mile
from our farthest picket line. 1ho navy is Occur
ried in pick ng up torpcdoes- and In occasionally
she'lug the rebel batteries st Fort Anderson. The
Nah tAc monitor grounded few days siucc while
engaged m sho'ling duty, but 90, oil aner
great eNertous careful survey VI tNc ahandon-
ei rel II works ON smiths Island Ani Fort Cas-
", 81, shows that they are csrcu'lv constructed Gu
whtt Ia ca 'c,l '1hc mound" rysiem " iortii, g.
tons These mounds ~ technically 'rrsverscS'
arc the perfection q huml -pro1's, Trescniiu- n
mass earin from twenty 10 sh,r,y ave iecI W be
lcuetraled.
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KeWs Items

T,.r sacs Of the ,-}o ioan yertordAy oy Jay
Cooke, tho sul .cr,pnou agent were S1,s+GOOd.
Gus. Btr,smE ard C". nulor'i, CorurDisssry
Of Excl .uge vi rrisvnot., arrived ~ Washington
yeh'lt-y.
TnE D.uosats 70 Washington oonnnus to 4e.
claro trat Ne teUd "Coinu4Aioucrs' I'D not IN
sist upon a reoosmaon ol sAeir mdcpo-idonoe
GLy. sugraAs Wr,Ls5 10 Washington tnat bign
wstcf ia, della ed bis movements s'mo~ hAt buI
that lis army viii soon ho hcnrI 'roui.
Tus Rhode I-laud Legislature spp ntci Come
miuee, Yesterday, to yiHt wa,,naou, 10 ak for
az extension II time for hinng ae quota ot rho
state,
Ar the charter elcrtiou IN ru.sl7y in ninFssm'
ton, \. Y, tho Union uckot sas e''Hi hy large
mlior.ues. r. In~ia Fs1, w'' 's-4"oiei freSi-
cent Of the vlaro by 800 msbo0v.
Tur n rra,c yuor7llls wri'''r 81 IN yerserday's
sus, uuGar guard u s. -..-.crs, passad through
Boston yo-,.r.I,y, for rYr ~.'reu. They soSI.ed
Ike r,!fiAps, ant Fcrr ami, 'i,d IN cchplrs.
Tnn C.ptoI r..s. az Washinston, Las lssa
.nt,reiy cleaned olt o ic.d ol3cers and mon, N.
cnt.ng large u.uJer OF guerrilAs, seye,al hun
dred of whom bsvo Lcsn aout ~ NJrAerl pr.sons,
witt the Iar' TOW days
Altu-AL uoLnahoEoUGn n IN " abingdon per.
Gecun., u'n pn anizaIinn u ito feet SS EuToFnsn
vs,crs 1t vii IL composed Of e4ue ua the laryss
aad finest frigates ~hica tho reerut naval
Is have reieased nom blookale 1uty, and paGaibly
90 cl-d IONS NJ tho largest o'osa nay ~ Addst
"a Il.
Tar Secretary n War 10 answer y resolution
Of nc Honss Yesterday, sDelnsrs SAigueAI Of
C1g-Atv1 ~ Lhs ya,f byAb
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The Postmaster Is suthorized 10 uatc special rc--i.
larous for the distribution n the mails u tho r.it
road posi- f,es. Steam veesol1 are ~ t't.i ron
carrying msi mstter NOT encloscl In ataiut--i rr-
Veotes. Postnasiers may depoeu none, -or1.t
and other funds IN the NAbunl Banks The uu-
st euted balance ~ tho tI00,OO0 appror-iatio- 10
nee, dcfhirnc,es during thc lnst year Ia he Nor.
"-oricr pepa' tmeuL rlsy ie usci fot the e"sI-
ins year. Malicious injury ~ Pus' OfNce tr-Ie-tv
And stamp - uhde u'IN. shAlt offence. r'c
yearly advert actneuts io nrry tuo MALLS are to
pun iAhcd Tor sN Vc.rs ir I've a"w TapsrS IN so
respective States aad Ter,lto i,r where ,rrvtre n,
~ be Performed. frco d,ivcrv Is ~ l1t~ ptacc
IN evciy city ut any thousand ot NOR, u! shiGnt..
uron letters in such Ulaaos o. 4 q OHi. Orr cen.
q ecne publications sTe oyrnocI i-uu f~tufriis-
son 0y nal aud ho pArNos msllr tasn are
toadHO ha0lo " Atrcrt
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Additional Arrests.
Meeting of the Supervisors.
Army Of the Potomac.
kcvere Fiab,lng-Tbe Finh Corps Driven
Buck

Back
Eeadquar'erA Army Of the Potomac, Feb 6th,
d A-Thc result Of yesterlsy's engagement hp-
reared this morning in our advanced lines bevond
Hstchcr's Pun, the capture Of about tVo hunlrel
prisoners trsin Of wagons and mnle- with their
uuvcrs, and c1nsidersbic loss inflicted the enc
ny IN ki'lel AMI wounded Tho cavalry under
Gen. Gregg capture the tran at D.nwddic Court
Houso, while on rs way to North CarolnA for sup
plies the trip taking tho drivers say, sixteen
days To- ts accomplishment.
From tbs place scouting parties were sent in az
ferent directions, ono Of which "ent up the Boyd-
town r7a!, wLerc thy found Gangs which hsi
teen deserted only short TINS previous, and
where they captured few wagons Of Drgraw's a.
vision. In the meantime the r,hel -svary station
.i At Beuedeli were ordered up 70 resist Greys's
sivAncc, but the forccs not strong enough,
and consequently no regular hgh, took place
About ono hundred barrels Of whiskcy worc de-
si-oycd u the vicinity, but no army stores
found at any place which our troops had reached.
An order was iouni posted up a. DinN iddie
Court House appealing TO tie people 70 come for
ward an give a. tic supplies they could rossby
spare to the government, a. both men aud horsea
were sgaerius very much.
To loas in the division VA. only two or three
du-iug the day. Captain Arrovsm,th, Of General
GreEgs st.f had his log badly bruised by h's horse
falling IN him.
!, II the engagement Of tho Second Corps, yester
. dsy, Al Hatcter's Run, the oss about seventy
altogether. while that of the enemy is est mated at
sboui three hundred.
sro1Sp DISPATCH.
Feb SO p A-Qutu a severe engage ncn
TO-. psce this afternoon between the Fifth Corps
and the enemy, on the Dayncy NIL road, west OF
Hatchcrs Run, the result Of which was not favor
.tic to Us, far po'iuou is concerned, tut thc
enemy paid dearly :or she ground he gained.
i, seems that about no1l, the ,hiri division o
the Fah Corps advanced along she road leadin.
from tho Duncan road toward tho Boyuton plank
road, aud ~ O'Clock had reached and driven n,
\ rebels from Daoney's Mills sbout two miles r. n
\ Hatcheg's Rln, who're thcv hal erected bre4si
1 works, blt were quickly driven from them Thcy
however kept upa running tire from the wood
y until about two O'Clock, when they made = mos
determined stand along the hne, eyidonty expect
ntto Nrosk through, AM g possible cut OH to
rird div.non. Iao ueayicas columns came up to
4 V.I1hp road.
AttLo same tr.e m stack ~ 'roni made
a,0 part Of the division Lcn- out a. amwUl ,or
thcy congaeu,e O. ,l'n; way, and 10 q short Sim
the whole Inc icl back IA cons lorstle dlsolie
uutl tLcy reach, th, Lrcassworks r-otcd y III
uird div rion olthc second corps ycst rdov. lAer
Gcy wor rallied arI tie retreat WAS caNrke;.
\ Tsc IT, "a Division ol tie sixth CorIs ha
rror,ol tAc L M iua prov. u., aul a p-r' "' ter
hccame eHhGt dcnorali scd bl; they sool ra
q, md a.del ,n driving ttc onen back. 1,
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Terrible Calamity.
Great Fire IN Pbiindciphis Streets Ablnze
with Bsruins Cu serious I.oss OF ! Iic.

WIN bsFhhhA va sfoH" ~ a''
Philadelphia. FEB ,-A largo Ere commenced
shou. thr,c o'clock ihis morning IA ,he Col Oh
works on n uih anl Federal st'ct-. About hny
dwellings, mostly three stories, have boen con
sumed, occupying two squares on 10th SIDES ot
y nth sirsc,, besiie1 ic- on Federal aud Waar-
IN streets. s,7eraI lives are reported lost. The
streets wcro 81 n, time dooied With snow, water
and oiL Tre oil ran sl1ng tne streets IN full
blaze, setting hr, u the lower portions Of dwcl'
ling', and prcventns tho ee-spe u the inmates
Four 81 ldrcn ars tsd " have persisted In ono
house Tie irc org mated In blackburn Co.'S
shed, FOR storing refined oil u bond Two thou
s4nd barrels have been destroyed. I. was insured
mostly in New York
srcoSp DISPATCH.
Philadelphia, F.b. s.--The oil that cscsped from
tie burning barrels poured over into Ninth street
and down y Federal, fling the entire street With
lato Of ere upon 10th sides for two squares, and
carrying devAstnuon into Washington, Elssorth
and Federal streets, above and below Ninth. Fully
Eve squares Of touecs were on ire At once. The
scene Was ono tu make the stoutost hcart quail
Me-, women and children were literally roasted
shvc IN dc streets. Cap, Joseph II Ware, who
occupied dwelling In tie vicinity with his ~ifo,
Eve daughters and two sons, met With sad mis-
| fortune They All -rcceelcd Ia getting into the
street from TIE house, Just thoy len their beds,
but. mournful 70 relate, found themselves in =
! river of Are The fam hc sme scattered Mrs..
| Ware had her youngest child, beautiful sir, a
Der arms anil was cudcavorng g. save her. She
fell whom hcr.clt her little child, and another
laughter about Gftceu years Of age were burned
! ~ aeat Il, etre apl bo..tea vi aO
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Congressional Proceedings.
NNAyIn,b CONGRESS second Session.


announced the appointment o' Aes'rs wilson OF
lows and Dawson " Pennsylvania - \ Commit.
u,.e. on Al, part Of the House to count the Pros
dontini vot,
Mr.. unrri, pre,crtod 4 petitlnn from pastor. Of
churches. asking for crctlptiou. from liability 10
do military service. RoisrroI " the Military Com
m,t.os.
Mr.. Sumner p-s.nted 4. retition, headed hv
Henry W Iopyicl'oyv, a,kine that inferior offices
in tie Gin OF die Gov,rnrncnt bc dued by rsrsons
bonor,i.ty a,.ch. .ryed fr.tp he ANY and navy
Of ,h. Tinted s.Nsa
On motion d. Mr.. C.l.u,r. the sen.to proceed
o. IN tho cor.,1cr,,on Il a bU. entitled q nh
relating 70 po.,tsus
NJ C.u,r,.r .rpia,,sd ZACH section % the hin.
1t was DO, proposed, ho said, to make newfpapcr
F".',nN''s F' IT,. - pIi t.v,n
inr,ense eirculAt ons. S1rno New York papers ior
instance mallct, say, 100000 " Il might te bo,-
wv wv e'.l,es ,s - ,hs III y Hcy S,d IN
Al, sta,nn 40 o.ch Gov. IA wa. proposed 10
kayo this msttDr tn tho discretion Of postmastors
| and lea them urcsrrile the rules under which the
payrucut would he made Il was probable that tho
| 4. .stmss' 'er-ienernl would order tie prepayment
| 4, be to.ac ON a sworn statement from ile sub
.crit,t,,.n l.,k. . "A III, pubncAuun ,nice Nj Col
laurr further STATED that the bl IS Il was report
| ed him mot he approval q tie i -imsstCt-
/ GouerNl. anu was IN par, drawn up under h's su-
pcrsi-iou
| -. ,.,. ..,.,r,l ,,,,r, .o uo,a.
| ",''s' WI" wv
| ~ u 7. NJ announcing that that hriy was rosHI
40 recc We the Senate 10 proceed with the counting
,r-,,..,.., .,.t..L A.. vtco
oi tne l''s'"ohN"' N"'o' anu " WV" '"' w
| President said Senators Will proooed " We
| House Of REPRESENTATIVES. A procession Of the
- ~. a.. ,,,.. p....,,o,,, and ,ho Sore.
tAry cf TIC Senate, was formed soon after, and
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The New yorh Fire Department Quc.aion.


AHanH Fcb. she Committee on Cites ,nd
Villates agan took up the Metropolitan PLe Ds
triot B.ll thu Afternoon.
Mr.. II lehman replied To the remarks n Polhon
ConIUifg'outr A.tDu,,ls'uIu. f,r t.C urcuCn gene.
raj good order nud behavior. Ne 'rHiri that they
were responsible for the iIlts o l-ta, aud proooci-
= To- show sLa, ou il' contrary, Ia many in-
stnnc's they hNd CuUns"i ur r.tor', even when
tire police had teen ar.vCu from tho eTNes. HN
alluded to she c,mmr.tp. lee p.rg ucy hAd taken
10 tho SANITARY tatr, o.. q Instance" ~ illustrating
their patrI ltsu, to fat tn1t theF 'Ad raised two
full regiments ior tI. war ~ c'ohug he alluded
to tho Charity tuud col 1he Department, and ap-
uenleI fIr the prutt. tuI ot 10 against tho opera
Unu uf the proposed hll
Mr. Dc'kcr followed briefly IN the ndo :
and was rruhei b. hy "a S,Lnsnury, when ID. Is.
Eaton c.tuIu,uyci t'c closing a. .um0nt Tor the
ciu1ru's Sui Insurance iuteIcs'g, lie clain"d Ion
the steam tire cn. n.rnc sysbIh va. Supcrurity oVn
the volunteer ybolA, aid ln tis N.tN % tno SSSn
alone be- 'ltEcd ne VassAg" of tie HN. Wolfe al
ludir TO Ictiti0u u tc uc' secport and steam
boat men In favor Of IN" u 81 uat1r .cds, mem
Der oi the CummittD,, who had Just tuel arriNef.
interrupted the speaker hS tbkiug him II -e ap-
| prercd Tor the lnsuranc' Ipmiai rs or banks NJ.
Eaton replied, Tor 10th aid 80 Glowing dialogue
then tooE place.
NJ. Fields A,o you paid by both!
| M. Eaton ny ne1her
| Mr.. f,olds-D, you 10 this for nothrns'
| NJ. Eaton 1 40.
| NJ Neids- Do you ten W" that ,
| Mi EALn-i 30.
| Nj Foids /, thd 81, grf
| Nj. Ettpu ~, III
| Nj. Firl s-uu uu, qif.
Nj Eaton tbcu cpuunued, when Mr.. Psods
| agan Interrupted nim wltn questioning "a 10 What
dividends tho luuurguos Companies LAD declsrod-
| h. St.,H NJ. fn,ou rcpieI ltu b" dli not Ano~.
| Jpoa repeating thcse qnemious the Char man
| c,t. cd Nj. fleus 10 uiuCt, Wuo r-p OF thui he
| would not cot1 go orIur uutI he 90, IN Aus~ ".
wnsroupon 'tc Committee a'j'urno".
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|
wN p''eod. II apphcs se oHcuiers under the ace
Of sixteen years convicted u crime the punish
men' 'reoi shtN - itnpr'rrment, and tirocw
heir confinement IN some houec ot refuge desig-
nAtei ty tne secretary of TN lntericr' to winch
"el VI" W H-uei' ite,i by tee marshal ot VIC dls-
ucI o. u nom tho pstrict N Columbia, by The
Nhveh ~ 'JaI IN r'h D'Trict II also author
yes 'he secretary Of the Interior " Contract With
snce .,',i,,,,'.I, ..'l ,.t W. ,,'tV ~, "o'
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bIdy u ths HIATT upon The rsbt u tho rres,lug
oniccr. while TO Representatives occupied ho
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ings hsve be, n hold " obtain rchcf 'or tho hun
dreis u persons VINO havs becu burned ont and
thrown destitute and almost naked upon the
vorll 1.
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BUS P,esrp To nmrnd de charter n ths
WnHhiu.tuu iufI.auoc Company, New York.
Eelshvs go tho Common Schools m the City Of
New York. Relative to pubuc market In New
Y,tl. CIV.
kEronrs N relation 10 tho AdiroDdac Railroad
CompAny To Incorporate tho Fiorhty Insurance
Company oi New YORK. 70 rNtDuj tho ttmo Tor
the construction o' rhc Ccntrel paIk, and also ~
the Grntd uotel. 10 incorporate tic fonkers
Mate COMPANY.
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Tie nca P.,,A t.. which passed the senate
ye.,rrisy, proyrLcs far sone important chances In
the rrcscut system, domestic let1ers depo-itei IN
the Poet OHoo b'Noe, wholly OF partially unpaid,
20 rc extent ~ more than single haii-ounoe rate,
,N all ie rct1rrcl io tie writer's with the stamp
.i. .o.ncud mud nnti g n the deficiency Lottcrs
lut4i4. entity prepaid to tho cxteut Of ouly SINGLE
rate r. to ur lur~atIed W the tldTesH and the ne
O. c4.y .F 90 he O. IleCtel on delivery. Loyal post
masters rlur.d by she robsllion shall he rocou-
Uc4aoi. The payment ior puulibhiug unclaimed
rtJrrs IN ne Nss -rs .s incTcAsei ron ono 20 tWo
cr4is. Special 'gc .ts ia t-c yit0 -Ates shall re-
ce.ye i2.auH OAR IN tur ua't lng eXpenras not
III r sAtr I've do lars day. Epeoi.l s-ycats 90 TIE
VHe1 fr1ye Ing. Inc UIr pi I'm Thousand il'la's
y GutLlr.Z.1 ~ gc Ped .oI = lew wa. r0-ss IGAo
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STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.
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Recruiting swindles In this City
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NUMEROUS LIVES LOST.
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The Latest News
TIE ADVANCE IN VIRGINIA

Substantial Success en- Sunday.
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Streets Running With Liquid Fire.
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CUR LINES Everywhere ADVANCED,
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Severe Engagement on Monday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

TEE HAScocx CoRrs-Col. Morgan,
who is in the city on business connected
with the Hancock Corps, has appointed
Col. Mank, Col Rbeinlandar and Capt
Darling as recruiting officers IN this
and the 7th District The organization
of this corps offers peculiar induce
ment. to veterans, who have seen two
Years service or over, as It viii be q
purely veteran corps, commanded By
some Of the best officers. The men are
enlisted for one, two or three years, and
the bounty paid is: For one year, $780,
for two years, $500, ard for three years
$500, with a special bounty of $500 in
each case, making the entire bounty
300, $500 and $500.
The corps will be armed with elegan
repeating rifes-the finest in the ser
vice-and at the end of his term Of ser
vice each man will receive his rife a
his own property.
To young veterans who have any de
sire or taste for military glory this is a
| opportunity that maJ never be presense
again.
We are glad to learn that the corps
rapidly filling up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
DIED


In the Z ;. Ger erAi Hospital. 80 .. Nashville,
TeHn-. Fes., u, MONROE HENDERSON, CO. I.
sd Endiana
os Tuesday, Fseru2ry .iss, st 8 20 ?. n GKo.
vALESTTSE GRKB, aged - years, 10 m0uihs
an Il days
The fuusrai wiEl take place today, ct o'clock
p. n, from the residence Of The Diseased, corner
Of Secona and Malberry Street.
Friends Of the fA@iiy are respectfully fnTitsd "a
attend 1
As Bridgeport, Ala. Jan. stA lssS, Of Bran
ehitis. JAMES L. GooDGE. in TIE 18th year Of
his age
Ths remains we're SrO-shs to shi. city for IN
ternsnr.
me funeral viii taxa place frez the resisen..
Of his parents On the corner Of Ferrfh and Oak
strests, this THURSDAY moxning, February ssa
81 10 o'elOsk- Frsezds 81 tie Anly are invises
20 attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

The CnARLEsTos MERcuRY.--This pa
per, whose suspension preparatory to
"skedaddling" TO a safer locality, is re-
ferred to In orr dispatches, in i,s issue
Of January l4th said:
I'VE stand to-day as gladiators, strip
ped to the fght-we are ready trained to
enter the struggle, for life or for death,
South Carolina is ready to become the
arena of the Republic. Her sons are
ready for the contest Make Of her soil
a military camp-strip her to the waist
she will not shrink, but give her her
gauntleis aud her sword, aud she ia
ready to stand or fall where she Is. !"
Well, the soil of South Carolina has
been made military camp, and We End
the Mercury stripped" not for "the
fight" bat for the race
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

wasn't lot en- Thifd street. 90 feet front by
$50 test deep Very desirable ffr = rssidencs
House and Los corner Of Main and ssvcuth
sfrsets. Two-stayy frame hQaaes double the
m-nE. snitaAie for business pr8yarty aud dsell-
los lef - bet iront he ~ FEET deep.
VACANT LfT-C6rseS iot % Third street. 90
fssf front b. 10 feet deep B autifai site for .
dwelling.
30 HOUSES AND lots IN Lafayette. FORT
Wayae aud Delphi, Indiana, 81 prees rsngtas
from 500 70 siZ,uoo.
ca FARMS n INDtANA-Tmproysa and ar-
dss raisivstien- Wall be sold eksAp and % goed
terms AE
so ACRES PRAIRIE LASD--la TroQuoGs
esansy IIIinols, scar ai1alesort-ths eeasty
seat
so ACRES TIMBER LASD-fa SiFson Co,
IndiAnA. about asven miles from Princeton.
10000 ACHES WILD LANDS IN Indiana.
Tllihofs, Iowa, and WifeeHstB, IN los % cult
purchasers. JAMES c hEEKs.
Real Estate Agent.
soath side Third Street. between asiH and 10
Gust, Evansville. fndlana- fetZ-lws4ttE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
CITY NEWS.

A MIsTAKE-We understand that in
some Of the townships Of this Congress
sional District which have not yet filed
their quotas, the impression prevails that
there will be 10 draft, and consequently
no effort is being made to FIJI their quo
tas With volunteers. The order Of the
Provost Marshal General is to begin the
draft 10 all the townships which are
making little or no effort to Gil their
quotas. Therefore, when It becomes ap-
parent to the Provost Marshal here that
delinquent townships are not doing much
t3wards raising volunteers he will set the
wheel to turning at once. So hurry ~
the recruits. The delinquency in thii
District is about 200 men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

p0 Common humanity requires that
the prisoners captured on both sides 10
this war shall be exchanged IS speed
lily as possible, bat we must confess that
ws expect the military advantage Of an
exchange 70 be very greatly with the
Confederases The prisoners that we
send back TO them are, in vast majority
Of cases, in condition to go At once in
the rebel armies and hght effectively,
whilst our own poor fellows IN the South
are in nearly aii cases so reduced and
enfeebled by lack Of food and clothing,
and by disease, that il is not in their
power 10 add much 10 the efficiency Of
eur forces Besides il ~ 10 be eonsid.
cred that the terms for which our men
in the Soath we're enlisted have geuer.
ally expired, 90 that they will not 20 IN
10 the Geld unless rs volunteers, whereas
there IL no end 10 the terms Of the rebel
soldiers, the whole being conscriptei "a
serve during the war ~ Louisville Jour
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