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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 1S.-Colonel H. E.
Darlington, 18th U. s Infantry, who has,
for some months past, so ably and eff
GENTLY discharged the duties Of muster
ing and disbursing officer and superin-
tendent Of the recruiting service, at this
port, will shortly take the field His
regiment, consists of twenty-four compa-
MES, and is said to be the finest in the
service. Lieut. Col Jas. V. Bomford,
10th .. S. Infantry, will succeed him.
Brig. Gen. James G. Veatch, of Indi-
ana, is in the city on a short leave Of alb
sence from Grants army. Brig. Gen.
Dumont also arrived yesterday
A large lot of blankets and overcoats
were shipped to Columbus, Ohio, from
this place to-day, for Indiana paroled
prisoners.
The Government has refunded to this
State 1927 900 for 10000 Enfield rifles
purchased by Gov. Morton recently in
New York.
Gov Morton has decided to have a
telegraph line erected from Jefferson
vile to the mouth of the Wabash, along
the Ohio River, as a means of defense
for our southern border. The cost to
the State is only estimated at $4,000 II
is probable that the Governor of Illinoi.
will cause the line to be extenled to
Cairo
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
From Burnside's Army.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoTOMAC, !
Dec. Is. 1862 [

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoTOMAC, !
Dec. Is, 1862
Yesterday the rebels sent a flag of
truce to request us to bury our dead A
burying party went over, and continued
their labors during the truce
Col. Walton, Chief of Longstreet's ar
tillerv, informed some of ours that the
rebel infantry force engaged in Sumner S
front on Saturday was only two Brig
AIDES, but they had a large reserve near
He said that our men exhibited great
bravery, but he considered the rebel po-
sition impregnable, and that a large
force of 500, would find it impossible
to carry the heights, in the face of their
batteries
The rebel loss was small compared
with ours.
The enemy took nearly 800 prisoners
from us, considerable portion of whom
were not in their camps when we evacua-
ted the south side of the river.
1t is stated that Lee and Longstreet
came down to day and held conversa-
ton with some of our officers.
The prisoners taken on both sides
have been paroled.
The flag OF truce was withdrawn to-
night after all our dead were buried
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
RIVER NEWS.

The river rose but little yesterday, but
there is fair stage of water hence to
Louisville and Cairo
The weather has moderated and there
are signs of falling weather again
The triumphant Courier arrived here
yesterday morning. She leaves this af-
ternoon, and those who desire to travel
on swift and finely appointed boat, and
with the most aimiable and polite gentle
men on the river, should see the Courier,
Capt Gus. Lemcke and his clerk Mr..
Vaughn.
The popular passenger packet J. I.
McCombs, was here last night, and re-
turned to Louisville after going to Hen
derson.
The elegant and swift steamer Matte
Cook, Capt. Drinkwater, left for Cincin-
natl last night with a big trip.
The popular Memphis and Cincinnati
packet Tycoon, Capt Wipdsor, will be
down tomorrow afternoon en-route for
Memphis. Passengers and shippers will
bear this in mind and be on hand Capt
Hall at the wharfboat is her agent, and
will receive freight for points below, if
they are regularly permitted.
The Big Grey Eagle, the grandest of
the line, whereof Capt Joe Bunce is
Master and Jim Lusk is Clerk will be
the princely packet for Louisville to-
night. Travellers Vont fail to secure
passage.
The Hazel Dell, Capt Clark, arrived
here last night loaded down to her guards
with cotton and grain. She proceeded
to Cincinnati last night
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

HORSE AUcTIoN-H. Nelson will have
an auction sale of horses on Saturday,
December Goth, 1862, at 2 clock in the
afternoon, at the American Livery Sta
bles, on Third street near Main. Those
wishing horses sold at Auction will do
well to have them on hands Horses
left for sale at auction will be boarded
on reasonable terms H NELSON,
dec17-tt Auctioneer.
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cessful, although they have been tried

cessful, although they have been tried
many years.
This morning the body of Lieutenant
C. S. Lane, Company d, 32d Iowa, who
died on the 18th. of peneumonia, at New
Madrid. was sent horne in charge of a
Corporal
VIM. Wilcox, from Chalk Bluffs, was
arrested as a spy, near New Madrid, and
placed in charge of the Provost Marshal
here last night. He has been hauling
ammunition, furnishing cattle, and doing
other like things for the enemy
A large cavalry force of rebels crossed
the Tennessee River, and threaten to cut
the Railroad between Corinth and Co
lumbus They ere enforcing the con-
scription in the territory occupied by our
troops, and have eluded capture SO far
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
Col. JOHN W. FOSTER:
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCES

AT HENDERSON, KY, Dec. IL, 90.
Hon John Barrel, Henderson, Ky:
DEAR SIR-Your letter of the 18th
inst, accompanied by the elegant Sabre,
Sash and Belt, was received by the hands
of our friend, Capt. Priest.
The present is one which l highly ap-
preciate, but the sentiments contained
in your letter, showing The motives
prompting the gift are the more crafty
ing | will be fully repaid for any SER
vices l have rendered, any dangers or
hardships l may have encountered, if l
can aid in restoring peace to Kentucky
and the Union to its former supremacy
and greatness.
trust may ever wear it worthily, and
that soon it may be sheathed because of
returning peace, given to the nation in
its full integrity, indicated from the as
saults of this wicked rebellion.
With many thanks and assurances of
my high regard, | am very truly,
Your friend,
JOHN W. FOSTER
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
The LAST Crop OF BurrERNuTs.-The

The LAST CROP OF BUTTERNUTs.-The
following are the names of the prisoners
sent forward to Johnson's Island yester-
day, under guard from the Goth Regi-
ment, under command of Lieutenant Nc
Masters:
Lewis Sawyer, W. D. Station, W. L.
Wise, VIM. Cobb, j. H. Osborne, John
D. White, Lewis Adkins, VIM. Oldham,
VIM. Ashley, A. w. Townsend, Bnjamin
Hart, James Davis, j. r. Griffin, Ingra-
ham Yearbook, Benz. Lancaster, Martin
Wise, John Thompson, Dixon Brown,
W. B. White, Thomas Humphreys, w.
Fl. Hutchings, VIM. White, A. w. Mob
ley, Edwin Adams, j. 7. Bird, W. H.
Scott, L. H Ashley, J. T. Blankstone,
A. L. Stone, I. C. Tand, G. W. Cannon,
G. w. Riddle, D. B. Simpson, j. G, Neal,
J. W. Evans, A. J. Walker, W. ". North
cut, James c. Wallace, W. R. Edmonson,
A. N Neal, W. r. Neal, L. G. Taylor,
L. A. Concentrating in all 43.
These were kept over night on board
the little gunboat go, and were march
ed through the streets yesterday morn
ing to the Depot. Some of them were
rather respectable looking Butternuts
but many of them wore an indellible i'm
preston of william and thief, by nature
stamped upon their countenances.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
EXCISE STAMPS.

Ihave received and now have for
delivery the U. S. Excise Stamps,
for the following purposes:
Agreements. Contracts,
Bank Checks, Insurance,
Express. Power Of Att
Telegraph, Protest,
Certificates, Legal Documents,
Bond, Mortgage,
Leases, Warehouse Receipt.
All the above instruments ofwrit-
ing are invalid without the proper
Stamp, if dated after October LIST,
1862. VIM. z. FRENCH,
deco Collector
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

Beg We have received from D. P.
Faulds, Music Publisher, 223 Main
Street, Louisville, new and affecting
ballad, entitled "The Drummer Boy of
Shiloh" written and composed by Will
S. Hays. The air is simple and touch
ing, and the piece will make valuable
addition to the collection of war songs"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
A Fight with Forests Rebel Cavalry
near COrinth.

NAsHvIALE, December 1S.-General
Sullivan, at Jackson, Tenn, telegraphs
General Rosecrans that General Dodge
telegraphs him, from Corinth, to-day,
that his cavalry had been fighting For
rest all day i'll that vicinity. Forrest,
with $500 cavalry and five pieces of ar
tillery, left Waynesboro on Tuesday
Colonel Napier, with 1000 or 5000 cav.
airy and four cannon, crossed the Ten
nessee at Carrolsville on Monday, TO Join
Forrest. 1t is reported that they would
strike Jackson first. and Bethel next, tC
stop Grants supplies
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
Third Lecture on Romanism.

At the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Dec
q, at O'Clock, P. NJ SUBJEcT-Romish Infali-
bility ,Ueighed in the balance and found tcaating
pa0-This is free country; never MUD if the
Priest did tell you to stay away from the Hereto
Lecture.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
Auction Sale.

1 offer for sale two thousand pounds of
meat, consisting of hams, sides and
shoulders, to be sold next Saturday at
nine o'clock.
Also, large lot of wooden overshirts
and gloves, to be sold next Saturday.
j. j. COIN. Auctioneer.
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Col. JhOn W. Foster.

No officer in the service has-suceeeded
more admirably than Col Foster, in gain
ing alike the confidence and approval Of
his superior officers, the respect and adj
men, and the friendship of the loyal citi-
zens among whom he has been opera
ting That he has also gained the hatred
of the disloyal, and is hated and feared
alike by the guerrillas, is additional tes-
timony in favor of his capacity, integrity
and energy in discharging his duties.
Col Foster has already received highly
complimentary letters from the Heads of
the Military Department in which he has
been operating, and the subjOined cor
respondence shows that he has also re-
ceived a testimonial from one of the
most prominent Union citizens in Hen
derson county. Col. Foster will never
disgrace the present from his friend, Mr..
Barrett. He will wear it worthily, and
when peace returns no officer will more
gladly ground the weapons of his war
fare. Fighting with him is not pleas
ure, but duty.
HENDERSON, Dec 10, 1862.
Col. JOHN W. FOSTER:
Permit me to present you with the ac-
companying Sabre ard Sash, for the high
appreciation of your services in the cause
of your country, and for the energy, in
dustry and ability displayed in extermi-
mating the guerrillas from our midst.
May you live to see the day when our
country is freed from those who are at
tempting its destruction.
May you return home TO enjoy the en-
! dearments of home, of family and of
friends. Your friend truly,
JOIN BARRET.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
Christmas! Christmasli

TTHE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF CHRIST
i mas and New Year Presents, Toys, &c, useful
and ornamental brought to this City, will be
received and opened this day and tomorrow, ready
for sale on Monday, at Warren Conyngtons.
Don't buy till you our stock; Chests Of Tools,
Building Blocks, Dissecting Maps, Dolls of all
sizes and kinds, and everything usually or TN
USUALLY kept in Notion Stores.
dec19 w. & c., No. Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
Salt! Salfi SaIti

We are receiving Salt daily, fresh from
the mines, and are selling exclusively
for cash, at the very lowest market price
Come one, come all, and give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere, and our
word for it, you will go away perfectly
satisfied. W. NJ ALTMAN & Co,
Agents for Ohio River Salt Co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

RS The Butternut leaders are partic-
ularly severe on the preachers If they
had the power of Herod they would
amuse themselves like that adulterous
old antitype of theirs did, by sending
preachers heads to jeff Davis, on plat
tiers, employing j. Wesley Green as their
ambassador.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
HOME INTERESTS.

B5- VIM. E. Hallock, at his Drug
Store on First Street, has introduced
new article" Sugar Coated Quinine
Pills We have tried them, and don't
find them hard to take He also
keeps fine stock of Drugs and Per-
fumery. Call on him
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. ]. L. CRAIG, United Presbyterian, will
preach in the Baptist Lecture Room, corner o
Chestnut Street and Canal on tomorrow at I01t
O'Clock A. NJ, and at 615 O'Clock in the evening
The public are respectfully invited
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Notice.
HEADQUARTERS S0TH IND. Vols,

COLUMBIA, Ky, Dec. ).
All officers and privates of this Regi-
ment who may be absent from muster on
the 10th day of this month will forfeit
all pay and allowances due them, unless
they can show, to my satisfaction, that
they were then in Hospital Those abb
sent on the Both inst, will, in addition
to the above forfeiture, be advertised,
arrested and shot
CHARLES DENLY,
Col. S0th Indiana Volunteers.
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Bsy~ The Louisville Journal speaks
sneeringly of Yankee psalmody. If
we mistake not, the senior editor of that
paper halls from Connecticut
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BG1~ The 9Th Indiana Cavalry and the
Doth Indiana battery are on their way to
Henderson via the Jacksonville railroad
and the Ohio River. They will probably
be here TODAY. a
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Fresh oysters,

Reilly & Co. would respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they
will bein receipt of fresh Oysters, for
sale from this date. declSt3
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

SEwERs.-Workmen commenced yes
terday to lay down the sewers at the cor
ner of Locust and Water streets.
The work is being well done, and win
be permanent, the sides of the sewers
being composed of large stones placed
on their edges, with coverings of planks.
Precaution has been taken to make the
sewers wide and deep, so that there will
be but little danger of them becoming
choked up by drift. This is most de,
sirable improvement, and one that should
have been made fifteen or twenty Years
ago.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

Big LUNCH-Another big lunch at
Wigwam tonight. Geese, Roast Pig,
Quails and other delicacies will be
served.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

B1rA select stock of fine Capped Over
coats for boys, and large lot of fine un-
der wear, for Gentlemen, just received
at Lyons.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

OBsTRUCTIoN.-A f1atboat loaded with
hay sunk IN the canal at Louisville a few
days ago, by which several boats have
been detained.
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LOST.

EETHILE COMING HOME FROM THE SAW
w Mill on Thursday evening, through Frank
lin Street Bridge, l lost a parcel Of accounts and
some notes, which are only valuable to the owner.
win give liberal reward to the finder by return
ing them. y. NURRE.
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MILITARY Officers will find splendid
stock Of Uniforms and equipments of al
kinds at Lyons.
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Ba~We copy from the correspon-
dence of the New York Herald and the
New York Tribune graphic account of
the Saturdays battle at Fredericksburg,
and the incidents connected with the oc-
cupation of that city by our army, some
of which were disgraceful in the extreme.
State Sentinel, (IOry.)
Of course, it was highly disgraceful to
shoot at the Sentinets friends, and des-
troy their property. 1t was eminently
proper, however,-and of this the Senti-
mel makes no complaint-for the rebels
to use those houses for their own protec-
ton, while they deliberately shot down
our men engaged in constructing the
pontoon bridges. 1t will be pleasant
theme for recollection by the survivors
of the 18th, 7th and 18th regiments that
the Sentinel denounced some of their
conduct as "disgraceful in the extreme"
while it had not word of condemnation
of the rebels who in violation of their
agreement under flag of truce used
the houses in Fredericksburg as places
of concealment from which they could
assassinate our brave volunteers Over
100 of our men were shot in the streets
of Fredericksburg by these concealed
traitors. The SentiaeTS heart is with
the rebels, and from its abundance it not
unfrequently gives utterance to such ex-
pressions as the one we have quoted.
---~e--
BOLD RAsCALITY.-On Thursday last,
when no one was at home but the chill
dren and servant girl, the house of Mr..
John L. Martin was entered by two or
three scoundrels who proceeded coolly
to investigate the premises. The girl and
children were frightened and fed to an
upper room and locked themselves in,
while the rogues continued their work of
search
Nothing, however, has been missed
from the premises except some victuals,
to which the robbers helped themselves.
When bold movements of this kind occur
in open daylight, is it not time that our
city was cleared of vagabond floating
population, who have no ostensible or
real means of obtaining living except
by stealing and robbing. There is su-
perabundance of this class of persons in
our city, and they should be compelled to
make change of base. Let the work
begin at once.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

Rg- Alarge coal fleet is on its way
down, for the gunboat fotilla Some of
them have already passed and others are
expected to-day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

re- The Louisville Journal has a
a long article pleading for Col. McHenry,
who was lately dismissed from the SER
vice for violating one of the articles Of
war, to be restored to his command.
The Louisville Journal itself does not
go before us in admiring the sterling
qualities, the patriotism, the gallantry
and intelligence of Col. McHenry, but
we would suggest to the Journal the
questiod whether it would be good policy
for the war department to submit to the
dictation of Col. McHenry in this matter
Is there no danger that other officers
would follow this example in other res
poets? Or does the Journal consider
that Kentucky officers are exempt from
obedience to the articles of war?
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-20

B3y~ Dobell has received that piquant
and doubly distilled funny paper, Vanity
Fair, for this week.
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GROCERIES.


(tRANBERRIEs. CRANBERRIES.-5 BAR
y rels choice anbcrries ust received az
dec2I II. \. CoOh ..
ONIONS, ONIoNs.-lo BARRELS PRIM E
~ Onions for sale at Ii. A. COOKS.
=CALT, SALTS BBLs. SOLAR SALT At
- deeN ID. A. Gun ,.
CwEET PoTAToEs-9O BUSHELS SWEET
= Potatoes rs II. a. COOKS.
(1OoD THINGS FOR CHRIST As.-2oe
II Large, Fat, Corn-fed Turkeys, expressly for
The Eureka Bazuar customers and everybody else;
will be received without fail at .
dec2I II. \. COOK 5.
ORANGES oRANGEs-lO. BBLs, cHoToE
" Oranges will be received per steamer Lady
Pike at II. A. COOKS.
dec21
EIGS, FIGS-IOO BOXES FRENCH FIGS IS
L bxs. Small Drum Figs new and choice at
dec2I H. 4. COOKS.
\ FORE OF THOSE EXTRA PICKLES.-25b bls
NJ extra Pickles, in vinegar, at
dec2l II. A COOKS.
OK BBLs. CHOICE HoMINY AT
~ c3l IL. A. COOKS.
A PPLES, APPLES.-5O BBLs. APPLES AT
II the EUREKA BAZAAR.
dec2l .-...r
d AISINS, RAISINS.-25 BOX NEW FRESH
II Layer Rasins; , casks new currents at
uecZl Ii a. OOOh
A LsIoNDS, FILBERTS AND wALNUTS-
IA bbls soft shelled Almonds,
bbls English Walnuts,
bbls Brazil Nuts,
bbls Filberts, for sale 10y
deco H.A. COOK.
! CARDINES sARDINES-
/ - 1000 quarter boxes Sardines,
COO half - ="
100 whole " "
dec2O atH.A. COOKS.
~ HALF BARREs No. MACKEREL,
III 10 half bbls. No. 3
Mo-
deco just received at II. A. COOKS.
MyHITE FIsH-IO HALF bbls NEW WHITE
! w Fishat "A. COOKS.
deco
CODFIsH, GOLDFISH
/ X large boxes Georgia Goldfish,
shore
deco received at II. A. COOKS.
EXTRA SUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF
IL tierces w. W. Davis Sugar Cured Beef, just re-
ceived at IL. A. COOKS.
| deco
ATAcKEREL IN KELTs-
WI % Kelts extra No. Mackerel, catched 1862
- " large No. 60 -
% 4" choice No. 3 A"
% " extra family mess i"
Received this day, and warranted, at
dec20 IL. A. COOKS.
| A
| ~ Choice Herring the best in the city, at
dec2O III. A. COOKS.
| g ALM0N, SALMON TIERCES EXTRA
~ choice and fat Picked Salmon just received al
deco H. A. COOK s.
MO. l MACKEREL IN BARRELs.--3 BBLS
IN large and Extra Fat.Shore AIackerel, the bes
ever received in Evansville, at
deco II. A. COOKS.
6O BOXES CHOICE RICH CHEESE Az
| ~ deco ii. A. COOKS.
| BOAST RYE AND BARLEY
h 40 bbls Roast Rye
bbls 50 Barley ut
deco ii. A, COOKS.
| ETHISk AND HEARTH BROOMS-
| w 20 dozen assorted WhskBrooms,
| 10 9 Hearth Brooms, at
deco II. A COOKS
DEF TONGUES DOZEN NEW BEEF
ID Tongues at II. A. COOKS
| deco
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DGn Yesterday was bright, balmy,
pleasant day, one of the finest that could
be imagined in midwinter.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1904

The Ne,g York Tribune, first issued in 1871, now
in its twenty -seuond year, has obtained both n
larger and more widely difIushed circulation than
any other newspaper ever published in America.
Though ii has suffered, in common with other
Journals from the volunteering and departure of
tens of thousands of its patrons In the war
for the Union, its circulation the 9th of Deem
her. 1852. is as follows
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r1=Ensign 7. L. Conant, has removed
his headquarters to the office of Crane,
Brown & Co. corner of Main and Water
streets.
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LOST.

MEMORANDA BOOK; OF NO VALUE TO
WI any one but the owner. suitable reward
will be given if delivered at this Office. dec2O
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Carpets !! Carpets /! |!

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NICE
w Stock Of Carpet, which will sell cheap
SCHAPKER 4 BUSSING.
deols (o ~ Main Street.
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Official Order.
=. S. GUNBOAT FAIR PLAY,
orr EVANSVILLE Ind Dec 10TH 1862

off HfA'' iAD'' ii'U'' ~ iV'"'
All arms or ammunition cases, or large quanti-
tics of mems boots or shoes. mems clothing in
quantity, or goods for mems wear, barrels Of sat
or sacks, or quantities Of coffee over ten pounds,
quinine, cavalry equipments aud the like.
These articles not TO be passed into the in
terror Of Kentucky landed at any river town on
the Kentucky ore between Loui,vile and Cairo
not garrisoncd by United States forces, and not
then unless by spc ial request of the commandant
of the post.
No steamer TO land on the Kentucky shcre be-
tween the above mentioned places EXCEPT at towns
garrisoned unless by my permit.
Trade mp Green River is for the present, and till
further orders suspended. LEROY FITCH,
decl9 Commanding Division U. 5, n.