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1T Is the most useful and desrabe article ever 10
J vented for vor1an 30 money with; will
give her most agreeable employment by which one
can make great pronss.
rsrrer. who raises WOOL csnuo. arord 10 do with
cot msehine. II he raises e5o worth, the mach ne
will convert the $50 worth into eIoo womb.
Wives aud fsmiiics of Volunteers end in II their
best friend protector. Whole miles be sop
ported BY its Thoessnd s attest 10 thi. fact.
IL knfts The material for pair OF Stockings In nneeL
pie.e for fro one dozen twe dosso pairs
The stitch h makes is precisely the same thai made
eith knitting Needles except ia this that the
chine makes IL dsmef and more dnrAble than The
needles can posstly.
IL snl,s ,he s,oexnrs all brit the tip ofthe toe tbs
heel Is knit on the nschine sarfov,ng and Sidenias
Ia dene by simple motion Of humh ard screw
II Ia so sin pie thai child eompre be- ID H. and
know the why and ~hercfore" ofit
II cAnnoi cut % order. " well usei, simple il
s construction IL 10 ual procueeT 81 goeds lot
sale-g0cds for which there is always market
by lie use . feels indie endsnt. and sh e d
doing bnsiness Oh her Own sccouni' She xrlts yarr
into stock ing-. sells them and knits
Every eeanss, merchant s, asgpposY, epfaar '""-'
1t j. no new. untried ihing but has been 10 mos,
successful all the Fssores the Eat 80 tt
nov millions of dollars worth goods ever yeas
made On it.
q. H. EMERSON,
Agent for Lee County, Iowa,
oct23-d FovRrH ST., EEtKrK-
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or 20 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. n s.i5aat 7saEG
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the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for. the benefit of other prisons as
well as all legal adyertsements and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate In them usA
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aNOTICE.
Paoyosr MlasnAl arsrnA1,s orrIds

49, Washington, May q, 1868.
TTlHE attention ofel1 Officers who have been hont
j orably discharged on account Of wounds or disa-
6ity, and who desire to reenter the service In the
Orders, No. los, of 1868, from the War Department.
published in the papers throughout the country.
the provisions ofthat order, and send
applications, as therein provided for positions In the
invalid Corps (stating the chafaSt their disa-
bflityl with as little elayaS possible 1.-THE Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General Of the State In
which they may be. Such Acting AsAistant Provost
tions with his tndorBenent to the Provost Marshall
General at Washington. N-ss-E- - 20
Officers for the Invalid Corps Will be appointed
Immediately upon Furnishing the papers required BY
General Order No. 105, of 1893 lfroms War Depart
ment, Their pay and emoluments viii commence
not from date OF tie respective com.
nandste which they may be Rssigned.T 81 II
myasIm eot3 20 Provost Marshal & pi dsbsrsi.
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when he sneFa q arest trntb two xsars spo
Great ftrn,bs ana the;r nttsrers from Mai
70 Alexander Stevens cannot he nonniar
ercent thronoh caIamities tn those who
mipht profit thereby. 1 sneak of these
men with an impartial tongue: none ofthem
have treated me With favor, few. of them
with even ciYiiity. General Sherman /
never spoke with and would as soon Gas
ress q bear, as approach him: Neyerthe-
less, he is the brain of that army, next
to the glorious chief. he, is q warrior
whom the nations that shall follow will
speak of as one of the great, shall only
speak Of his stat noYTIPere1naf4n'ce '1t 4 s shali
neyer see sl!a them more, sna u Is one o. tne
swssts OF me to record merit: may pre-
muse oy saying .nas sa1 neaagasr4sIs as aepG
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NAV nroye evil saS;nsasWs.or damn With
fai5t nrsisen srowing a,pestness. That
rose among weeds-a sun among planets.
a Dana. seems 70 be Itbe only one |
who has soiled his fingers with, ink who is |
recognized at all, A splendid man, with |
brain Of exquisite quality. Now it may be
that this is in part their fault; think tits, |
With such a ,foothold, one that entities you
to enter the grove where they sit and look
on but in silence you would hardly be pre-
possessed undqlys1 b,,sr,. 3fa ~ aJl
q On "the staff as adjutant-general is |
Col. b! a. Rawlins. heeis man always
atfable, and of ofuntireing industry. Major
Bowers Judge lAdvocateis is In the same
tent, and, if possible, more assiduous
than he. / have seen these men when
filling up papers of immediate import
ance, pause to direct poor footsore sol
der to his regiment. Often these poor
sick bed, with fear and trembling, for
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50 many M would a be too great, a ;. .sg.s'
So ends one Of the most remarkable
eeSy SS6nE sSSSS q SSa9
common bravery, They fought pntiI nearly
all their provisions were gone, until they
had to eat the. flesh of mules. aud horses.
Brave, deluded men. All'honort the brave
Our men treat them with kindness, sharing
with them food. 800 I 'lllfl y.
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SAMUEL aP WHEELEE
BOARD iAT. SARATOGA SPRINGS

WASHIh9TONsHAILaQ Gate Mrs; Masonisls SO
long and tayoEably known to visitors at the
Toe house e large Delightfully."- on BkOAD-
WAY between the c0NGREsS taadi EMPIRE
SPRINGS, and fs surrounded by ample aud beautf-
rooms well adapted for tahdlarg5 parties Or
friends. For further particulars address ASI-
INGToN HALL, sARAToGA sPR1EGS.1 Juno I'm
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TWENTY THOUSAND PRISONERS
Special Correspondents Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
rae MISSISSIPPI RIVER, July 4.
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING. -

TVnv1s0ID T4sss. o Ne4Ps Z sssas e0n ONE IH0H,) Jon
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= CAPTURE OF v1cKsBURG.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07
Interesting Ee.eign News.

NEw YORK, Jan. 6.-The Tribune
says editorially, a letter from we'll in
formed source at Paris, received by the
Asia, states that few days before the
letter was written the Minister of foreign
affairs, Drouyn De /. liuvs, visited the
tication of the policy Of the Empire was
required by the public voice. That he
was so far committed to the present poll
cy that he could not change, and there
fore rendered his resignation, recommen-
ding Lavadeth as his successor; that the
notifications needed were in the first
place, greater liberty in regard TO Italy.
,. The withdrawal of the French army
from Mexico, and treaty with that
power.
3. The Joining in note to be signed
also by England and Russia, to the
Confederate authorities, taking ground
that as the rebellion had now continued
nearly two years without success, that the
interest of humanity aud civilization re-
quired them to lay down their arms
The writer adds that after opposing
these propositions The Emperor, upon
further consideration took a ore favor
able view OF the policy indicated. The
writer asserts in the strongest manner
that Notwithstanding tie surprising char
acter Of this news, 1t is strictly true.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07

New YORK, January 6.-The steamer
Mcclellan, from New Orleans on the
10th, has arrived here. Nothing had
TRANSFERRED there. 1t was understood that
Banks proposed making Baton Rouge
his headquarters
Christmas day was marked by unusual
rowdyism. Eight persons we're arrested
for cheering for JET. Davis-among them
an English Lieutenant of the Vesuvius,
who was put in the lookup, and fined
fifty dollars for assaulting the police.
1t is reported that the French had
gained some successes in Mexico They
had captured Puebla, and were awaiting
re-enforcements They will then ad
vance on the Capital-distance ninety
miles. Six thousand French landed and
took Tampico.
Cotton had fallen 26 cents in Matamo
ras.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07
Foreign Arrival.

CAPE RACE, Jan The steamer City
of Washington, from Liverpool on the
24th ult., via Queenstown on the 25th,
was boarded this morning.
The Liverpool Journal Of Commerce
says the Government has issued orders
that the Alabama be warned from ell
British ports, and notice given that if
any more British property be destroyed
the Government will at once take steps
to destroy the Alabama. The Shipping
Gazette denies this.
The Times publishes a strong Seces-
sion letter from Commander Maury. He
is very bitter against Lincon's Govern
ment, aud repudiates the idea of re-
union He says the South is well sup
piled with arms, and is as determined as
ever lie asserts that the custom re-
ceipts at Charleston in July were greater
than those OF the corrcsp spending month
for ten years.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07
Prisoners Arriving

NASHVILLE, Jan. 6.-Over 600 rebel
prisoners and 10 commissioned officers
were brought in this evening.
Unofficial reports state that cannon
aiding was heard some ten miles from
Murlreesboro.
Our forces are pursuing the rebels.
Bragg may make stand at Tulla-
homa.
Our wounded are about 1000 Our
whole loss in killed, wounded, and pris-
oners will not reach 10000 Rebel loss
double ours Thewounds of our soldiers
are mostly slight. The best buildings
in Nashville are taken for hospitals.
The wounded will be well cared for
The news from the front is meager and
unimportant
River four feet on the shoals, and
rising Weather clear and cold
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07
rIutiny in Ander.on's Troops.

LOUISVILLE, Jan Carbohydrates are
's-1'i'-Nvi riFerv T'rvrtv'r7 tire Htrrrr0cs-
boro fight a large portion of the Ander-
son troops mutiied at Nashville and re-
fused to advance The remainder about
800 went into the fight under Rosengar-
ten and Ward, and behaved calamity.
Notices have been sent along the line
for the arrest of large number reported
to have deserted and their return to
Nashville in irons.
Col. Bruce captured at GAINESVILLE a
very large amount of valuable army
stores from the Coniederates.
a Nashville dispatch says some rebel
prisoners captured on Thursday and pa
rolled, had been in Murfreesboro only
four hours, direct rom Richmond, Vir-
rinia
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Now York Snecinls.

NEW York, Jan. 5.-Thc Times has
the following dispatch:
NASHVILLE, Jan prom persons ar
irving from the battlefield, learn that
on Saturday night during the storm, the
rebels attacked our men in their rifle pits
along the whole line There was heavy
fighting in the center. We drove the
enemy across Stone river The 18th
Pennsylvania first carried point, ard
on Sunday morning SANKEY'S brigade
entered Murfreesboro The town is in
ju,el by shells
Gen. SilIs body was at the Court
House. The rebels buried their own
dead and our officers. There has been
great loss among the rebels. We lost
about $500 killed and wounded, and
about 5000 prisoners. The enemy re-
treated to Tullahoma. Our forces are
terribly scattered, Out of l36 Colonels
engaged we lost 10 killed
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.
E1ev4. "a. =eel I~.-.,-..,l, ,,rrd ouPrrnue
zoe. higher, with sales of 1000 bbls at
s. 209S5 %. The higher grades are
unchanged.
WHEAT unchanged: red Sl@$l OF.
OATS held lc higher, but no advance
has been established in bulk. We quote
them at 52@54c.
RYE 62@63c.
WHISKY firm at Soc
Hoes dull, but held at full prices
81 3U@$4 packers holding back
The Price Current gives the receipts for
the week 10000, and for the season
100000.
Hardly anything doing in Provisions
all dull, and without demand
LARD offered at S29S8c
Old MISS Pork 9II@SIl %; new
$l3.
BULK MEAT 44@53c., and Box MEAT
at old prices.
GROCERIES firm. Sugar ll@l2c.; Cof-
fee z9@3lc.
GOLD advanced to 1888 SILVER l24.
DEMAND NoTEs III. EXCHANGE dull.
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NARROW ESCAFE OF THE PASSAIC.
LATEST FROM Kew ORLEANS.
Loss of the Monitor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Commander
Bankhoad, in an official report of the
loss of the Monitor, says four officers and
twelve men are missing. He expresses
the opinion that the Monitor sprung a
leak in the forward part where the null
joins to the armor, caused by the heavy
strain as she came down in the seas
She sunk in - fMhoms water. Another
account says those lost refused to come
down from the tprret, afraid Of being
washed away.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07
News from the Ric almond Papers.

New York, Jan 6.-Richmond papers
of the 3rd have been received
The Dispatch announces Stnart's re-
turn from "a RAID with 800 Yankees
Gold is quoted 1900 20; silver 1000
200.
The Confederate Congress will rroba-
bly, impose heavy tax on specie hoard
ed by individuals
Produce is advancing, with light re-
ceipts.
The rebel Telegraph states that Col
Fay was killed at Murfreesboro, and
Gen. Chalmers and the Colonel of the
lSt Louisiana were wouAded.
The Richmond Enquirer editorially
says the Presidents proclamation will
do little more than show the indecent ex-
posture Of Lincoln's rage and fendish-
ness.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07

SAN Francisco, Jan 5.-The weather
has been rainy since the commencement
of the year. Business is nearly sus-
pended.
The Legislature meets at Sacramento
to-day.
A dispatch from Rose River, $50
miles east OF Carson Valley, on the over
land stage route, reports the discovery of
three rich silver Lodges. Another dis
patch from Carson City reports the dis
covery OF silver mine three miles east
of Virginia Clty, richer than any pre-
viously known at the Washoe mines
Still another discovery is reported on the
State range district OF new and very rich
mines.
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Nfissours LesisIatRrc.

JEFFERSON CITY, January GA reso-
luton was offered in the House yester-
day to memorable Congress to pass an
act excluding the slaves of loyal masters
from the military lines in this State Re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal rela-
tons
a joint Convention then convened to
elect two United States Senator's
John b. Henderson was elected on the
first ballot by 81 majority over John
Wilson, for the term ending March 4th.
B. Gratz Brown, John s. Phelps, Sam
T. Glover, and Samuel NJ Breckenridge
were nominated for the long term.
First ballot, Brown 81, Phelps 81,
Glover 81, Breckinridge II, Noel ).
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Narrow Escape of ths Passa,c,

NEW YORK, Jan Gin the Herald's
account Of the loss Of the Monitor, it is
stated that the water rose within three
inches OF the fires of the Passaic, when
the State of Georgia started back and
ran her before the wind.
a Washington special states that the
command which the President intends to
assign Gen. Butler is the organization of
an African army for a very important
purpose. Difficulties having arisen, it is
doubtful whether the plan will be car
ried out.
Judge Otto of Indiana will probably
be offered the position OF Assistant Sec
rotary of the Interior.
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COTT,ECTOR'g SAFE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, Jo-
II SEPli J. REITZ, Con 'ctor of the cry Of Ev-
ausviic, between :he hou:s Of 9 ard 2 o'clock 4.
NJ, and and O'Clock p. NJ, Friday, the
9th day of January A. d. 1853, will sell at pub
lie auction. al the door of the Court House, in the
city Of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots,
parts Of lots, and parcels of real estate. and i'm
provements assessed for the payment of City Taxes
for the year 1892. due from the thereof 10
the City Of Evansville, said taxes being now due
and unpaid, ana fer the cost of said sale and that
said sale viii he continued on the next day there
after, viz. on Saturday, the 9th day of .Ianrary,
lSG3, at o'clock p. NJ, at the door of The Court
House in Evansville for tie purpose ofselinE such
property as may have been sold the frat day
above named and not paid for:
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Later from California.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Jan. Ground will
be broke with due ceremony on the Pa
cifc railroad at Sacramento on the Sth.
The legislature completed its organi-
cation to-day by the election Of Machin
as speaker.
A resolution in the Senate, endorsing
the Presidents proclamation, produced
a discussion which promises to last for
several days, though a large majority
favor it.
The candidates for United States Sen.
ate at present are Park ard Coness, with
friends representing Phelps and Ser
geant.
1t is difficult to determine which can
dldate is the strongest. The contest
promises to prove unusually exciting
without sTe dy determination.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dec. 81
Additional Particulars,

BATTLE FIELD, Stone RIVER,
January 5.
On Saturday it rained, and all was
quiet until night, when the 18th Indiana
charged and carried rebel breastwork,
capturing fifty prisoners and killing
many irebels, with slight loss to them
selves
During the night the enemy evacu-
ated, and are supposed to be retreating
TO Fayetteville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07

New YORK, january GA special
from the Army OF the Potomac, opposite
fredericksburg, January 9TH, SAYS the
Richmond papers of Saturday contain,
in addition to the dispatches from Bragg
already telegraphed from these Head
quarters, and dated Friday night, the
statement that the body of Brig General
Sill was left on the field, and three others
were reported Killed. Also the following
newspaper dispatch:
MURFREEsBoRo, Dec. 81.
We have captured 1000 prisoners, in
Guiding Brig Generals Which and Fry
We have destroyed 100000 worth Of
Yankee property in the rear of the Union
army last night.
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Gen. Stanley ia Pursuit.

New YORK, January 5.-The Herald
has the following:
NASHVILLE, January 5-Wounded Off
GERS who arrived from the front say that
Murfreesboro is certainly evacuated, the
rebels retiring to TulIahoma.
General Stanley is pursuing the rebel
rear guard Gen Sills body is in charge
of he enemy. The rebels attacked US
on Saturday night, and got whipped and
were driven back.
a portion OF Negley's division crossed
the river first We lost 10000 in killed
aud wounded, and 1000 prisoners. The
rebel loss is very large.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDE VALE.
Dec. 27, 1s62.-And now it is her by ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the northeast side
of Water Street from Sycamore toNine Street,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon
to be repaired within thirty days from the piblica-
ton OF this order. X BURkE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan.1 y.
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coRFoRATIoN NOTICE.
lrpEk nd rEpA1R ! rRIck SIDE wALk.

NisDhA ~ kcf-alh = hAstth hiDh "ALh.
Dec. Y, l3GZ.-And now it j. hereby ordered
and directed By the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots, fronting adjoining the south side Of
Sycamore, between First and Second streets, in
said City the side walks thereon 20 be repaired
within thirty days from the publication of this
order r. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Dec. 81, 19e2.-And now il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots, fronting adjoining the south west side
of Third street from Sycamore TO Vine street. said
City, the side wal As thereon to be repaired
within thirty days from the publication of this or
der p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. l, 1861.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER 70 REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.
Dec. u, l 62.-And now it is hereby ordered
aid directed iy the Common Council ofthe City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts Of
let's fronting adjoining the north west SIDE Of
Main street between First and Second street,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon 10 lie
reraire within thirty days from the publication
Of this order. 2. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, jan ! 1853
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Chimneys and Burners.

100 DOZEN ASSORTED No 0, !, ? and 3
IOO Chmneys, IS assorted Coal Oil Burn
ners, Globes, Mcks, Smoke Cells, Shades, Brushes,
Refectors, Chandeliers, Bra kets, &c, &c, with
many other articles pertaining to the Coal Oil
Lamp trade 10 be hrd Ia great variety At
NICKERY BROS
6ec29 20 Main Street.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. q, A. M.-Barometer
29o %. Thermometer AZ. Wind from
the Northwest Evening Barometer
29' So; Thermometer 2S'; Wind from
the North; weather clear.
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---a-y-----A--f 49,
Hewitt James, a certain lot of land contain
ing five acres, or hereabout, known as the
Lamasco Steam Mil Property, situated
near aid b low the City of Evansville, In
diana, aud fronting the Ohio River, the
same being the lower third part Of fifteen
acres Of ground conveyed by Hugh Nc
Gary and wife to John Gwathney, and by
him 10 William Pope, the bound aries of
said five acres being as follows, io-wit -
Beginning on he 0hio River and running
with the line dividing range ten and
eleven north, about eighty-six poles to the
back line o. said fifteen acres, thence east
with the back line of said fifteen acres SO
far that line to tn Ohio River will in
clude fr mt on the Ohio River of one
thir,l of - III 6ffaan