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AND NAToAEz PAoKEr FASHION.
TRENTON, ETC

REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PACKET.
1850 ....,.... ALL ARRASG EMENT, .,,... 4 sea
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock P M
ZOE TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAN.
The magnificent fast running steamer
Judge Fletcher,
JOHN v. TOBIN, Master, G. PRES. WORK, Clerk,
Will leave above.
The steamer Judge Fletcher will take freight for Camden and
all sudng Upper Ouachi,a river with tie ri ees If
rssh ppng on He steamers Ace No Syllh and swan
me Ju1Ae Fletcher will tnks freight fir all landings on
ygHs Arbcnne a4d Barth iomew, with privilege Of re
sHPPhg on steamers swan Alice No aud Sylp, making
gs= connection wish the above steamers Trenton every
Tuesday morning. -
Passengers taken for all Coast landings
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
n .. DyNOHC f. fchDupitOulas street
NlkGlNIUS Q. DENTZkL. Advertising Agent.
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& REMARKABLE MAN.--Physically as well as
mentally, President johnson Is a most remarkable
mansS He has now beenabsent from Wa shngton
more than two weeks travelling far enough daily
70 fatigue the strongest sralne making speeches
every hour or two; meeting thousands OF people
and shaking handsswith so many that it is Won
der he has the use of his arnl serenaded and dis
tnrhed by visitors at night so that it was impos
slblefer ffn to get the requisite rest, and yet on
Tuesday Lass. after ride onthe cars all day, aud
having made six speeches On the route, he seemed
as fresh and vigorous when he appeared on the
stand at Wizards Hotelas any one near him, and
delivered his speech with as much vim and unc-
ton assi il be had not performed any labor for d
month"; Louisville Courier. 5
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Bitter cSntelliQtnte.
CREscEST OFFICE, No
THnrt.sla- AL,-,,;

-GREsCEST 6FFIGE, No, Ok Camp Street I
Thursday Morning, September 20, 1866 i
The weather yesterday during the forenoon was
intensely bot. During the evening thunder
shower came up which cooled the atmosphere
little. @2@
Business on the levee was not exceedingly
brisk, the departures being but few in number.
By an sdvertisementin to-day's CRESCENT our
readers will learn thatthe steamer Navigator viii
BE ready to receive this morning for all landings on
Red River, to leaTesong Saturday. She offers to
take freight to Shreveport at SOC and zoe f Dbl,
and TO Jefferson at 81 and 81 50 u Dbl.
The Alex. speer and Irene being detained from
leaving yesterday are receiving and leave posi-
lively this evening. s..s sss5 ii 1,
The heet and light draft passenger packet Lizzie
Tate, up for all landings on Red Riyer 10 Jefer
son. She will back out at O'Clock this evening
The great Quitman is of today for aGreenville
and the Bends. Capt. White is in command.
Capt .HEipekley' s packet, ], p, Hpde, will be
receiving this morning, to leave for pelousas and
way points on Saturday. AEr. w. Kennison off
ciates in the Office Of this packet. z4..~a, \.
TIM SToNEwALL--We received yesterday, from
A friend, the following. Itspeaks highly of the
performance ofttlis steamer: aE5ca&s
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- ,.rlrl,la al the RriheLpal EGotel.-

sT CHARLES HOTELS 4orrett NJ g
nab5wyn A yestress r ,nar,,,iIc. ! n nsvis
Galveston, \ stapletor:. 4 st james: WLoweIi.
G ~ Garrison, Mobiles = p Collins, u SRM: HG
Morgan, Baton Roug, ] Iahuson, A d Banks,
Miss D Z Smith, John Grant Mobile II Mocdon-
ald Parbs an. La G J Batchelder, Pointe
goupee; !. Ftraes, B Tufney, Columbus, Ohio: &c
Mason, " s AZ Z c Plunimer, 18th U s ]; G II Man
ming, Galveston. aS
City H0TEL-~A Eager, New Town; s A Nc
Clellall and finally, Texas; FIR Rollins aud fanli-
ly; Il Lowe, N YorlyfsW r SIRsten, Dallas, Tex; G
D Mcknight, Quitman, Texas; j Sillett, Canton
Miss; J Beatty la; Mrs Gordy and chid Tex; w
G Capers; w Qhler,J NJ Briggs Indianola H
HardWiek Montgomery; j r Tredwell, Port La
vaea; NJ Wheeler, Victoria stfexas; D 3 Deupree
Mrs Pearoe aud sons, Texas; w w Greene, Ever.
green, All; "a Gray; e Mayer and wife, Shreye.
port; Miss Fannie Falk,n Shreveport s 5 ,Logan
B + Wharton and wife, Miss Ross, La; H HelIuan
BRENNAN, Tex; u Hofenhogsn, Gafyeston; Rus
sell, Michigan; u IA Baldwin Houston.
ST JAMES, 40 TET,--H Smith, Miss: " E Ken
nedy, G MeClenaghan, Shreveport; s Edwards
J q James, ] h Y ergers D N Dicks yicksburg; II
3 Evans, A Burger and wife. Miss; Mr. Var
Beathuyson; r Hensley, ] II Brent, z Dallas
y Collins. and wife, D Shepherd aud wife, /
W Gray, j i BroOks B 2 Cameron, Texas; 7 A
Thompson. Mobile; "a Ndreom; j G Degrass, a
u q Y 5 v; Mickey and wife, Natehez NV
Henderson, Carroll parish La II Angel, w I
Baughn, HW Roper. P Fleming, Galveston;
Alexander, Ky; F Allen, Harrisburg, Texas
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CLEARED YeBterdaYs
Steamship Rapidan, Eaton, for Galveston,
. Jas Connolly &co
Steamship Lizzie, Weber, for Pensacola. Master
Sch, Poolymnia, Ryder, for Sheldsboro, Miss, in
ballast, Master
Br schr Welcome, Blolm, for Vera Cruz,
Goldenbow s Lesparre
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STEAM : HIPS.
LIVERPOOL.
sgEAM BEEwEpN I4vERrooL ANn nEw oBnrAns..

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS.
Calling Hayana and Queenstown to land Mails
-" Passengers taking Cotton, signing bills OF fading
here at through freight heuce St. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havre
Storage tickets here by this line bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New orsang
for $50 in currency, per adult ,.-. r.--. sa
The final port of destination may be either xed on signing
the bills OF ladng declared by the holdt of the Dill
Of lading within twelve after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool, thus sHording tina mpoFtsE the choice Of
markets.
'THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited, win dispatch following tn
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL ard NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA tons, go, P, Jamlson Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens A. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI 1894 tons .,.A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. ...,.vlss5 tons..,.,T Barron, Captain
1899 tons. VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons. j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA 1854 tons ..,.J, Hardy Captaa
BOLIVIAN tcns....H F. p Couohe Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl2s gold or its equivalent in
currency .s-a...
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER, 4sKEw CO., Al Carondeet street.
Consgnees goods respectfully desired present their
Bills Of Lsdng the ece pay their freight and obtain de.
livery orders for the same
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sUNDAY AFTEaNooN, sept. 16tb. lsG6.

II
Friend v G. Dentzel Daily Crescent, New Orleans.
For the information Of whom it may concern, |
write You the following facts: The steamer
StOnewalL on which left your good city left the
landing on Saturday 18TH september, at O'Clock
| r. NJ We passed the N, E. Forsyth below Plaque
mine. Sunday morning we passed the Fashion
| at the band just above Port Hudson. Sunday
noon, have just left Red River landing with tifty
coz cords oi,wo9d, one hour and q. half behind the
White Cloud, which boatleft New Orleans some
nine hours ahead of us. We will if nothing hap
pens, be at Natchez in twentyfodr hours from the
time we left the CITY. The StoaeWall has sur
passed me 50 sensby that write you the above,
hoping that it may cause you the same pleasur-
able emotion. now will say to you that
Rave travelled up and down the great g Fa-
Their of Waters great many times, and
on some of the fast and fine ones, but | have
never enjoyed myself half as much as on the
StoneWall. Everything goes on like clock work.
From the captain down it seems that all try their
utmost in trying to please their guests Rer state
rooms are large, and have every convenience that
one could wish, and her tables are always set
with everything nice and well cooked. AS to
Capt Haines, her accomplished commander,
formerly major in the so-called Confederaey)
cannot say too much praise in his behalf. Ii he
took as much care of his men while in the army
as he does his guests, at present, shall endeayor
to have him promoted to brigadier ship have
almost forgotten to mention Charlie aorndike.
You know who Charlie is. IF not, will tell You
that he is the prince of clerks and of the best
fellows alive; he always is pleasant and has a
good word for every one. Yours, j. q. H.
Wereturn our thanks for fayors to the officers
of the steamers Olive Branch and Gen. Quitman
Our friends must not forget the fact that the
large and magnificent passenger racket II. s.
Mepham, Capt. y, Wood, commander and Nj.
Owen G. Gates, in the Office, will be at the landing
this morning ready to receive for Memphis, Cairo
and st. Louis, and leaves punctually at p NJ to.
morrow evening The Mepham has had long
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,-,,,,- WOW
Hi-,A4 = eAiaA@s hlrs,
FORMING Regular Semi-"eekly Line Of Fine Ocean Steam
'Dp''
EoE NEW YoRh DTRECr-rHE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR gsr9tonv Nsrso, r,or3-,,,so,
EVENING STAR. :. ,24Oj tons :. Kpapp ,Cornpssdsr
GUIDING STAR. 1900 tons. Berry, Commander,
MISSISSIPPI 2210 summer, Comrlsnse,
mERRIMAoK 1900 tons. .vansiee Commander
MONTERREY .Us w q[4g' C1nppaSs
S HAfATzAs 100 tons, Commando
The steamship s. ..-. ....-..
winlsave on SATURDAY. ssnte,n5et % At 5.o,r
Fr.,as. % a "1tr IN Gnt o. SaSAso9 SQUARE
w9a at all times during business hours and the rates for
freight and passage will be low by sny othar regular
For f-s,,h+ ~ ,,.-.u. ...,,... ....
WILLIAM cREEvY Agent,
C. K GARRISON RIscs: s President sss '''s'''
------ : 1293-71s green s.[ss-. As- 49Ek -
okoNWELL's N, Y. AND N o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY gent % .ts.v
"
as above.
For freight or passage apply to
Al Caroudeles strset
FOR NEW YORK
IL .
TO sail on SATURDAY, Sept 22a.
t'o4s NEW HORA-THE FAST STEAMSHIP
NuntsviHea
r. pvnrp r,..-....,.z
Will, ,,..,, u NiDi1I No'otn'uoef1
PorHeSnt or passage apply to
DAVID MCCO4RD 1G3 Cor7r,o, e+roa4
-
Nv IT'S ANJ-TNDT A %-fbT~
- = ~ - - -
FOR GALVESTON, INDLANOLA AND L4yACa.
~ --"A'
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
- $1,000 " " p
Tooros. an c ArTvpDIv c.. no
A. N.
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Per bark Adelaide Norris from New York--G
sherman &eo---Eaton & Barstow-
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The following table shows the whole number
with the tonnage, Of steamboats, and barges built
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STEAM BOATS.
ST. LOUIS,

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
EFOB yEOKSBUEG, MEMPHIS CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
One of the following class passenger steamers vii
leaye above and for all intermediate Landings EvERr
EVENING at o'clock, from the 0ompanys wharf, foot OF
DRAWER street:
8nth' ...... Indy Gay,
W. 1s' ATthur, olive Eraneks
Pauline Carroll, Asissssnsppa,
! Atlantic, SIolIie Able, u
Julia, Continental
Eumnary, .' Mary R, Forsvth,
d. O. swons a..n Edward walsh.
ans ""o'e boats have recently been thoroughly rehtted and
are uueqaded for speed and comfort by any uaoat
Plan Of tho cabins be and Mt tho
Company oes No. lOI Common street opposite City Hotel
JOSEPH BROWN, President.
JNo, r DOUGLAS, Agent, I0i Common street
L, S. NAIL AND TELEGRAPH PACKET.
ATLANTIC AND Observation-Disclosures COMPANY
Leaves on THURSDAY, 2JtH inst at 8 O'Clock p NJ
EOR sT. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS yICgs
L. burg Ndtclez Bapu R0pgc Il all intermediate lRud.
ngs-Ihe and splendid passenger steamer Olive
HraRcl Lloyd I Belt Muster JOhr Hinton, clerk viii
leave tile Cdpanys wtrt, foot Of GraNer street. above
For freight OF passage apply on board Of II a..
JOHN f. DOUGLAS, Agent.
lUi Common opposite The City Hotel.
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FORT JACKSON.

U. s. NAIL PACKET-TwICE WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. Il.
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY
ETOR FORT JACKSON, ST PHILIP. POINTE~
ala-Hache, aud all way landngS-Ihe splendid pasSen
ger steamer Rive Oak, ". BAssett master w. II. H.
Brooks, clerk, will leave above
CELLOS & GWARTNEY. IS Front 'treet.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTEEL, Advertising Agent
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g fegerand agae ana ~ Intermittent feyersr ae,
eorain9 10 the statements OF countless Witnesses,
she Red 5aelet BitteFs break up the paroxysms
sith absolute certainty and speedily restore the
strength Of Tie patient,
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MEMPHIS.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NE ORLEANS WEDNEs-
DAY PACKET
Leaves an WEDNESDAY, 25th iu4t., at 5P. NJ
EN0R MEMPHIs-rHE REGULAR MEMPHIS
and New orleaus passenger packet
Southerner,
DICK MASON Master; STEVE HANCOCK, Clerk; CAPT.
TOM BERRY and EPH BANKS, Pilos;
Wilileaye above
being owned and controlled exclusively by
the above officers ana bought expressly for the de ship
rely her remaining in the during Tie entire
Having been Thoroughly overloaded and reGtted the South
uAeE Inducements to Shippers and Passengers that
cannot he surpassed by any boat on the river.
Ne AL way business solicited,
TiRGINlUs Q. DENTZEL Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 2ld inst, 9 A. NJ
EoH MEMPHIS, CAIRO, LOUISVILLE AND
A. New AlbEay-Tae towboat .-.
BaIttc
VIII engage to tow foir five barsc if application GaaGo
Immediately.
Room ior more freight. Apply on loarl Of Baltic. to
Mr.. FARRELL, Algers,
Opposite loOt Of Canal street.
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ito ORLEANS 9ailg e5tfatfIll,
saspccsed asnrder.-.A strange Tfstclg q
CRIME,

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 90 lses
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Marine SntelIigente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, NO o. CAMP STREET, |
Thursd y, Sept. %, 1896
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KadieaILsln Rampant.

BRowNLow uSBoTTLEs HIssELF-HE WANTS ARMS
THE l1TH INST.
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Leaves on FRIDAY, 2lst lust, at 5r.n,

UNEQUALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT
IoR sT. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, AND ALI
ondingg-The magnificent passenger packet
NJ. $. aEepham.
E. WOOD Master OWEN G. GATES, CLERK;
wlieaye above.
Rooms lie secured by applying
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Front street.
?, s--The Mepham via take freight passengers for
yiyksburg and the Bends packet rates.
vtRGINIUs G. DEETzEL, Advertising Agent.
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FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP OoHPAHY.s STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line or Fine Ocean Steam
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NEW YORK..

FOR NEW yoRK DIRECT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
AIhnnv llneisInfnre.

BUFFALO, March lin the Albany
Legislature to-day, Mr.. Low offered the
following, which was referred to select
committee of five: Ye- ~
Resolved, That in the judgment OF
this Senate. it is the right aud duty Of
Congress to determine when and upon
what conditions the rebel States shall
resume their former relations Ito the
Federal Government and be entitled to
their representation in Congress. +.
ResOlDed, That the immediate and
unconditional admission of the Senators
and Representatives from the Rebel
States with their increased representa-
tion in Congress, and without further
guarantee to secure the rights Of the
freedmen and the loyal citizsns Of those
States, would be unjust towards the
people of the loyal States, and gfevious
wrong to those entitled, who have stood
by the Government and been faithful to
the flag throughout the rebellion. ~
ReSoLoed, That recognizing in Con
gress a body of faithful and devoted
champions Of Constitutional liberty,
truly rejecting and representing the
wishes of their constituents, we shall
look to them in cooperation with the
President, to Initiate and perfect
such measures as shall secure 10
the States in rebellion the ad-
mission of their representatives. in Con-
gress upon such terms as shall be Just
to the North, as shall protect from
wrong the loyalists of the South, and as
will secure to all men the equal enjoys
ment of life, liberty and pursuit OF hap
pines5
Resolved, That His ExcelFency, the
Governor, be requested to :rausmit
copies of these resolutions to the Presi-
dent, and to our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

New YoRK, March I-California over
landmarks Of January 3lst and February
lst are received to-day. fr
General Rosecranz, Van Valkenburg,
the Minister to Japan, and Lord Bishop
STRATEGY, of the Sandwich Islands, sailed
on the Arizona to-day for California.
The report of the United States Reve-
nue. Commissioners, on petroleum, is
out to-day After an exhaustive senss
sion of the subject. they report bill for
the repeal of all duty On crude petrole-.
um, for the continuance Of the present
duties on all refined products of crude
petroleum, under the same mode of col
lection as at present, with the provision
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to appoint special inspectors for oil re-
fneries, and to make more general regu.
lations for the collection of duties The
Commissioners estimate dnty ef six
million dollars annually from refined
petroleum at Zoe per gallon. rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

New YORK, March 1.-The steamer
Eagle, from Havana oath, has arrived
The French steamer Louisa has brought
Vera Cruz Dates of the 18th, and City
of Mexico of the 10Th. 1t is reported
chat 1900 followers of Juarez were
defeated in Michocan. Many were
killed, 666 captured, and the rest dis
persed. ..ac 81 s,ad
Two hundred and sixty guerrillas were
dispersed at Pesqnina, with loss of 40
killed and wounded. sesss +.
Pedro Matunez was defeated in an at.
tack on two squadrons of the Emperor's
regiment, on its way to Sattello. test
Six hundred insurgents were defeated
in Sonora, with loss of 120 killed and
wounded; $50 muskets and other arti-
cles were taken. g4sJ- 7f slb SO
News from Hayti says Gefrard is
making excursions along the coast,
stopping at all the ports, in new war
steamer. tof as4za sas
Cholera has appeared at Havana .f
A sort of cattle disease has appeared
at Sierra Mosta. Large numbers of
oxen died within "a hours as41 Is
The smallpox is increasing. iszzs
Three escaped convicts from the Tors
tugas were picked up In 3 small boat at
ssa--a negro named jeff Berry, and
Two whites named Adair and Swanson
They were returned to, Key Vest It
was at FIRST reported ore of the whites
was SpangIer. The whites intended to
sell their eomrade. eaf ssa.s. go8.
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NOTICE.
Notice of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys In r. W.
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement.


Notice of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in r. W.
Brinkmeyer's Enlargement.
NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN, that the Com.
' mon Couucii at It's session on the 29th day of
January, 1866, passed order for the opening
aod laying out OF Grant street through part OF
+. W. Brinkmeysr's Enlargement from Ann
street to point parallel with Hamilton street in
be OF the width of sixty (6o) feet, and the eastern
line Of said Grant sfrset 90 be one hundred and
ninety three tl93l feet distant from and parsll
with the eastern line of +. W. Brinkmeyer's En-
largements and fer the opening and extending Of
Jefferson street, from it's preRent terminus at or
near thswestern line Of the Eorthern Enlarge
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening
eat term nus at or near the western line of the
MOI thern Enlargement to said Grant street. and
Tor ths opening and extending of Sixth strest
from is prekent terminus at near the eastern
line of Shsrp's Enlarf sment to said Ora street,
and for the opening and extending of alleys in
block nun Der one ~ aud block number four az
IN the Eerthern EnlsEgemsnt from the present
terminus Of said alleys at or near the western
street. --ssts f1-39t7 III A.
A plat Of the said streets and alleys, az the
same are proposed to be opened, laid a. extend
Office sia Hrr FErr .l17-l -
Al persons owning or claiming real estate ad-
joining or abutting on said proposed streets and
alleys, aud feeling themselves aggriev,d d by any
OF said seyeral orders, may have redress by appi-
cation to said Council within six weeks from the
publication Of this notice. a
By order Of the Council. IS ssafs $3.50
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, Feb. s, 1866.
.feb6-6R M ~ :
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

New YoRK, March The Herald 5
Fortress. Monroe, correspondent says
JEFF. Davis pretended to be surprised
that the national vessels in the harbor
fred q gun for each of the States, in
GLIDING the lately rebellious ones, in
their national salute on Washington 9
birthday. The rebel ex chi .ftain's
health continues good,i and at times be
converses freely and in an Interesting
manner on all subjects. The survilIauce
of vessels arriving in Hampton Roads is
sill continued to prevent any chance of
JEFF release by his friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
G6t RaiTa Sutturttar,
Mr. Trnmhnll,s Gneech

That cur readers may fully understand
the points at issue between the President
and majority of Congress, in reference
to the vetoed Freedmen's Bureau Bill,
we publish, this morning. portion of
Senator TrumbuIl's speech, in reply to
the Presidents veto We have hereto
fore furnished our readers with the Veto
Message in full, and the Freedmen's
Bill Mr.. TrumbulPs speech will furnish
them with ell :he objections to the
Presidents veto that can be suggested.
BY an ingenious and legal mind, and its
perusal will enable them to form an in
telligent opinion as, to the wisdom and
proPrieiy of the Presidents veto We
wiH print thseremainder of the speech
tomorrow. rsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

WITHDRAwS.-We learn, from the
Evsnsville daily Unions that Mr.. Philip
Euler, Jr., and Mr.. Birkenbusch decline
being candidates for the positions as
signed them on the Liquor Dealers
Ticket, as published by us yesterday.
Mr.. Enler's name was omitted from our
list of /" sOoggested candidates yester.
day. He had been designated for the
position Of Assessor Both these gen.
tlemen are good men, and have already
filed the positions of Councilmen and
Assessor, with credit to themselves and
benefit to the city. We're the whole tick
ct composed Of as good material, but
little fault would be found with it, we
apprehend. ~ afisi 41A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

AIso, a copy of the New York Tribune,
(biack "pizenPl, directed to the "Jour-
mai office" Crafford can have it by CALI
ing in person Courier.
We we're not aware, before, that the
Coesier had possession Of q key that
would unlock our box in the Post Office.
But We will have the p NJ. change the
lock, before We miss something more
valuable, - a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

H@- Hon. Sam. Buskirk will be can
didats before the Democratic State Con.
vention for Secretary Of State. Horace
Heffren and MI Ounhaw ought to be
provided for in a comfortable way, and
since Dan Voorhees, has lost his seat in
Congress, his claims ought to be consid-
cred likewise. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

the newspaper which she edits-The Re
constructionist This is the second dis.
charge, from that Office, for hostility to
the Government .s,D7sa5' tslassa -
A short time ago Mrs. Lathrop was
dismissed for uttezsnces disrespectful
towards the President. asd aa