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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12

Naa ben Iebtsn MaGriGten 1T BITE Slctte
Ces Otn. Bants 80 SEEN Orleans NIT 6 @lSr.
i%erboOten Derf1rtt pDrpen.
General S5erman tat pabrlGetnli@ ben
Anertit 81 fratseitts eemddt unb bteies lAetnt
Die urla9e res 9an5eu lnglids 3n lein.
OaGf8fn tf3tiGnrt Das Ne6elenblntt, ber
rJodlon appeal" com 8. San. bds @tfeGt
%oalslbt ale etne mn6eOsutsnoe Nfaire, loStet
Die Nebeuen nnbe'rift. @s 1aet, b.ren Ser
luIt mar 0ertng, uno gibt ben 8erluf ber
Bnnoestruppsn Su 1000 Nann an. Ste 6es
tra@tst ben Nid5us ber1slben oils eine Sale,
ipsits- ntdts @utes fir bic 8%stellsn1a&e Be-
beute.
Der 2sfs9rapb BON ttsr bis Memptts III
i'm @dn9e.
Mnsebiidbe Mbl6iHno eberman's.
@atro, 10. San. Cine bteIen Morata
BON Otfmpbts angelanete Depe1he beIoot. bof
@en, NfcGIernano BET 8tfs6ura aneelouat
let, rnb @en. Gterman'e COMMANDO iiber,
nomm9n babe.
e'eHeroI ebermans Corps pieHer etnset6tFt.
0att0, III. San. Gen. Sbermans
untsrmfbmAn8 9esen @tdsbuas III m~tsluneen,
ano-fetn-9an3ss 6crps inter 9ettuna bes
@en. Wlc&lernnnb ptspcr einee1hift.
Die 1ruppea lullen mad Der SnisG Nr. 10
etn9sI6ift ietn. gpn Sen. 8anfs uab Mb.
mtral Tarra8Ht IinO feline Nu&rt6ten einae.
%laufen. 49,, .c,
0os 1rgfftn BEL Sidsburs mar Gbrtsens
riot 70 beOentsi'D ais fraber aemelbet.
9anptlahlid mar MIR oas Centrum. inter
oen @'snerolen blair uuO 9mit6, enoootrt.
un(er Terluit betdgt 600 Sopte, 1900 Ser
panpete, uno 1000 8ermtBte. Ser Dampfer
yNfulitlnan" puroe pbsrbalS Nlempbts sOr
0,ettlia5 oerbronnt.
~NalbDille, II. San. Oes @eteIeu
5crrslt'S N0dnt9arbe ftebt BET 6ranttin. @ter
0ote init Nrmeeourrdt6en tamen bsute Bier
an. 81. I'D ,
Gin @tbga nTaser ,insenOmmsn.
9atroi IL. San. @apitdn Wuure NIT
100 Wtann Gbggra5@ te bet 6untun Mtus etm
soO Wfann l~fnrfea Gsbe(enlaeer, tSptete ba-
BON ltd,3ebn, uuo nabm 46 ~aeFdnoeu. Or
ftbfn'stt 90 9ffrbe unb cine Menae BON
0ofen.
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10 Gents S9tntsn IS bis 70 Cts. Butter
$1.25 Bic $1.50; &GIe eben1o !; RartD1ln
80 bis 81 per 8uIbd; 3ntebdn 81 une
W9ietsY $22 so BIG $25 bic @aQone.
Sort Wcnrcs. 10. San General
GUNNER bat fA ntbt singel6ift, Ionhsrn be-
ilnbet liA nod Dor 6rebsrtdetura. Die bees
ioalssen 8srt&te Der &ebs u~sn3situuesn inp
erlpgen.
Nus~ecbs tuns Der @efansenen.
Colonel Sr6loD, BON 0eneraI~ Major Dir
Stab beri6tet Sclaenbes
&twa 10000 fri9er DarUltrte IinD iebt aus
9e,pehlelt nnb f0nnen in ben unmittelbareu
Dienft 3uriidfetren,- @s =inbA ntes =btc pom
IA. 9ioYsmter D. S. bis gum ]. San, p.9.
bet @ttp pCtnt nn5 iberliefetten @efan9enen.
O13u 9eb6ren ale Sftstert unb SOlpaten, Die
bet !6arpers SerrY sefaneen eenOmmen pur-
ben, ale ont 49, unb 20. Nupember i,np an
1. Oe5ember az Winneltee nne Die Durn Sci
SrMrrbee AM g. gtrp. Darpltrten. 6ernee bic
parcltyten rCn GoIpsbOro', q. g., wslGe be-
reite gu Wilmtu9tOn, 81. g., 3urGdleliefsrt
pMtoen; ale in NttlIouri, NrFanlas, 9itp>
WsricC, Geras, Nrt3pna unb 9uuiltana Bis
gum l. Sunuar b. s. ssfansen @enOmmsnsn
alls, Die bt6 gum TO-. Ds3en6tr p. S. tn Sen
tudp, 8euns6se, Waldlfppi, Matama. @ip-
@otcltna unO Gtpripa, lomte ale, bic auf Del
Ssetille eefanssn purren.
Col 9uolOw 1T Der anliAt, baB Die Nsbst-
lenre9ierun9 balo BON tbrsm 8prDabsn. Ser,
ct. Sif5tere fur bsionOsre 3wsde 3urifynbe.
taItea, abiftbetl, ttttO aud Die gipilssfdngener
balp frei seben tperpe ,+4
gnfnnft ansaeweeblelttr Gtfansensr.
SORT 81 mr. oe, 10. San. DaS Gar.
lumentar DanpibOot Iv99itp gort" fam 6;utG
; pom @tte yctnt in, unD bro9te 500 altlsgs.
rpe9lefte 0sfan9epe unp 80 6rdnena iunb Sin:
Der NIT. '']''5N''~ r''' 'H'.' ''A
Der NiGmonp v9tepOrtsr" bsfGtiat 81
Sl,6t oes Nebt0thsensrnls gra89 nod Dem
80 Jteilen Don WarfreestUrp belesensa 1ut-
laboma. ~ ''',tihi3''t 9t"''i' .@T9.'" 'a-'
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SnOtimeI8 eriMfe.
ssie bic sttbtaen ibte wsarossure beftrafe,

@Ste bic NebtIsn ibre Marpbture b~effrafen.
Der NiAmcnp Gnquirer psm s. San. ent
balt fol9enOes: Mbermals ,putben brei uni
neun5ig NaG5I9ler uuO @farobeure einae,
broat. Wiau batte 1e 3undAlt einiae NtO,
nate bet i6ualer &clt eineelperrt, unO lnt
jeBt auf Dem laNgiamsn absr lidleren Q8eef BEL
Wflittdrtult1 gum &raeen hes tGl,ernrn Ntans
tfls uno CUR Gr%npfanonabme einer IN sabf bun
9ttben Serurtbetlt, Iber tpelbe tie fetne Suits
tung Ut 9eben bralthen. 5rlc 1je laa 4ln.
Die 9. ct. Scrtpunbeten. A no Fl!
Ote &e9ierune Der Ser. &taaten Bot enos
lid we9en Der In Der SAfaAt bet 6reoertda=
burg @eripunbetent S&pate 9etDan. Die
alte Nasms6slun9 ipirb an 6nitaae Dor F6
9eben. SieIe Der 8erpuabftsn ltuo nod IN
lhwaA, UNI sineh transport ausbalten AZ
tSnnen, iperpen teOoGp iObalp eS mT0Iid III,
e~tenfoCs fott9eianot perDen. &tma bretbte
SAperveTrancete inO tn Der @efaneenldof
ISsrtorbsna la.. su ri H1ite. 81 tac
Ole Der. ct. Eruppen mereen nerfdrft..
Der 3ti6mCnO gBbi9 pom 8. td6t flo BON
@baglsItUn unterm &. San. 6olsenoss lbrsiz
ben :igt H9H3a .3fnl&. csgIgt5 r.5r5 5g
Ser Tetne maGt BET Sinfon erUbe 3uri<
lttn9en, Tim pOr3uridsn tdgltG fommsn Ger<
ltalfltn9ea bon SufOlt an. Die Qn,abl Der
Dantee9 bel MOrebeap City unp 9leipbern Be-.
.tr1gt $4,000 Wann. Sen. Softer commans
otrt lte. sic werpeu sspiB auf @barlelcn
Ucrritdta. Der stisnespan3srte Danpfer pal
|laic fol- In SGlePptau i'm lsffn 3ultanbe uuo
init Serluit Ietnt6 Gburms nne letner &auU
men sin9fbraAt lsta. .@2.s9y fsl He
hSn bemlglteH Blatte bsiBt Is III elmer BON
Is Chattanooga INTERN 8 Sanuar eiaAeiaufs-
nen Depsl6s: nr an.7 an. hi tS1a
Wlan glaubt, bab unlere Nrnse Die Gluten
Dee Dudriuer Oertbetpissa merDe. Moraan
nno 5orreft ltao 3uridgstsbrt, 81. 9s.p. a5ra
6ernec aus s!itsaIta unterm 5. Sahuar /.
Oaneral Sroag bat AM lebten Mpntage Ole
Burger pOR Mlaa@stsr In 2atennefss onge
reost nnp 1s perfAsst, PAP er le Hi&t pen
TetnOs pretsgeben, l~onpern Spi(Gen glniauce
unc Guuabpma Staap 9alten werpe. @r net
lsbtgltA ossbaib 3uriif9esan9en. I'm ieine
brapea. eurh tire N%altgensnnBsR sri9Spftsa
1giPpsn 3u lApnen unp ibneH einiae Jlibe
gu psrs4aneu. Die 9aafses leten lsAs Nlsisn
i0sH @ofJeFNa' s'0i p}au'aen aplDeAsi9f Nfilf.
le12H1Fi. q j ls3DJtG.X 30 ~ .sl.ag.
Sa Der 9reBfn 8tbeuenbauptltapt Nidn9np.
linp IN ben cerwtGeaen ieHs Moaaten fclJen=.
De 0el6aftf sematt. 8ssfauft purDen laut
OfT3tsl.r Ose NIAmoaO r,9rantnsr@ sntaOuns
rnsnen Nn3et9s sd AZ A..
146 Barrel DbiSftY, Sal 9arul Ispftl.
INnnpp5, 145 Barrel Sfl, $50 Barrel Gllia,
548 8arrs! Gprup unp 210 Barrel 8erpin,
tin: 5@ @anSfn alp 21e3 Barrel IN sinsm
bal6en Sabre. ,.rIb na an ..a.a,a !.
Das 5e!gt am BeIten bte borti9tn 3mtdnoe.
gSr s0obnnas nao &Of aablt man $50 per
s.bi.qHnq lssp rsflf f-5..,o..
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tisler In oos @lenb tiueIn iii6tt. g6ir fame
pfen fir Dte ,oumanttdt," ia9t Sell.
Davis, abr Eetne Sumanitat fa6t ouE
@elopersi. @er lh genGtbist (iebt, TIM @rin:
city uno In 8tutlcGen Elm 2igner gu treroen,
NIT pem ITS lt6srliA Mattbat am 9sbtsn.
Uir entnebmsn aus ZEN INSTRUMENTATION e'sl
mebr. ala aus ten uas BON Walbtn9t0r
~fafrirt sufcmmsnoeu Msloun9en, ben pnbren
| StanD Der Dinse, uno tSunet1 pabsr esttolt
bsbauptsn, bab bic bis jebt BON unlerer Nssie-
ruus befUlete SrieeapOlitif etue ri6tise let,
Der MmerifantiAe &rie9 fam nt6t an ten
DurhbycAenm @cbGuoeu Der $ falte Durba
aef.brt wsroen, 70 piel III, pom miiitartfhsr
Stanppuntt ans bstrahtet, 9swib 9tiHmOnt
fdut uibt am YotOmac, ss fdlt am Wtilflfppt
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8ert Mfonroe, 9. ga
unter8. Sob II. u. Or,
command. Wenernl. Mnfnr

Wtsr Der Odmen, bic am SerptAenen 0(itt4
nod mad Gttp YOtnt ttneeIAift wurben. ma
rem mnoorltdbttg, pcer ptelmebr naiepeis genua
sereIen, ltb an BCrb oes Dampfers Damtt III
brIlten, DaB 7es ibnsn ~eslunaeu Iet, trob beS
TerbOtse DennOA etnt9e @Ontrebenbe NIT ana
3aI6mus9sln. sic wurben ieeuh BET Ecrt
MOnrcs bibi6 ans qanb aeIbt. unb lire
@ontrebanbe (8rtefe ac.) cunfacirt. Efs
OaS Nlilitarcomtte bss 9tepg1lentauten :
baules bat lt6 bafar ansaeprchen. o1s ber
YraItOsnt efma6tigt ipsrrs, 10000 8Olon,
tatre Ttr aeunalcnalliAsn Dien(t In 6loyica
81 occepttren. Dajdbc @Dmite befaspcrtete
bic Nnndbne Der metropolitan Nailtpoo 93tu.
Wel6e ben Sau bon 4 8a6uen anOrOnet,
namltd l. BON gSafbtneton nah Npint Of
&Oda 2. BON potnt Of, Nods add 6aasrs:
tcpn ; 3. BON @alttngtpn nacb Qetpes; 4.
bon Cumberland mad @unusleYile.
Die Nrm1 peS @en. 9tpienfrans (pie VT,
NEE rec Cumberland frittsr ais ID. @orps
%befannt, III iebt In 6ret Corps aSsetbettt NOR
ben, mel6e bte Mummsrn II, 81 uno %
fibren.
Die 8sbslenarmee BON gulnsbOfo, uub
Stniton, N. s., icll 100000 Mann tart Ietn.
Gtpa Dor elmer N,pne lit bae @urbs bes
Gen. Slpcutn Dem COMMANDO beS @enerot
Si9el bst9egeben ppreeu. 0aburh IApU(l
olele Wta4t 70 ieDv an, OaGl er disqualification
elmer 0rUBoiDilicn rurOe, welhsn Yufen er
teBt befleioet.
DaS Sommaneo Ietass aiten 6 prps 1T Dem
Std6el itbertragen tuoroen, Der friber
Dte erlte Brigade bon 8ienfers gtviioa CONT
manOttte, uno in lsbtersr !3ett ole eriae lipi
lfOn tn Stesls gorps. a1
'' Sstriaereier.
WdDretb Der lsbten pter Mtcnate bat Goi.
DroEObmdrlAau Der Neaitruna, ber-
ielben $156,476. SO 9erettet, Die font y~etloreu
esipsIen irdrsn. @r bat tetriigsri16e @ons
trnfts ans 9iAt 9e3Oeen, 9efobiene Uaftn
ehtpedt. u. w. 2eute in BOber Gtepuna
lOlen oabet tstbstlist lsta, nrh ltnO tts rel
nod tstne Nrrettruu8en SDreenomman pcrDen.
nusgeupmmea, no Der Bepeis beS Inter
flar porIa9. sax
Renes BON China nn6 Sapan. '''-'
WaGbtnstun, II. San. Das NRe-
rtne' Oepartsment BAT DepeIhen rom Cont
lnanosur Der Ser. ct, Damp1reaatte vUyus
Mug, Gle In ben iupanSflGen @tpGlIern
bonn 10. Nppember rnttyt, erbalten,
Die @bolsra terrIAt tn alien b!neGfben So.
fen, @r befubr oaS 3pilGenmser, uno fano
BITE ansrdn5enren 9Gnper I'm lhDnlsn @ulture
Yin benz ejusn Guyana aep1bren>
ben Duntte Waren i'm 0dufe Der lcbten BRET
Worats ltarfe 8sfsltt9unesn erri4tet porben.
Die Sapansltn baben, mas fribfr nod bet
stnsr @sleaenbeit geldeben, gum erIten Male
pnlern Wtnilter bnrh II Raapnenlnii1e be
9rilbt Iufs befano tA wpbl am 8pr6.
Sort Gumter. f
Gin Sfi5ier bes 6rieqspanpfers ,9tbb".
In Der 9tabe BON @barlston ltatiDntrt
1T, lNrelbt, bab bic &ebs(len bas Sort Sumter
&iienbahnihignen gepanSert BADEN.
aSteSeriesnns Hntpabrer Bertd,te.
Oas Marins Department fam bureaus
leire O~ft:islle &unre er1alten, bic tie AT Der
slnnabn,e bsredtiate, baB irgeuo eir,e Nn,atl
BON SdETen in gn9ltl6en SGfen ousaeriilftt
Jet, un, 5u psrl uGfs, Die 8lOtaDe Der 1lcliGen
6affn gu berlebsn.
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NunOeSbamptHaSt
aSidbtise @rpeeitiO mad sGef ppimt mnb gsoit
6oufr.


aDidbtise @rpscitiO mad E8efppimt unit aEbite
a5Dufr.
WaIbtn9tUn, 10. SAT-. SIN Nrmee'
6aupiquartler tit bsute f~Ol9enee Depsfde etn.
}e5an8en
Sort Mouroe, 9. San.
Nn @eneral en- chef Sailed.
@tneralnajOr &epcs Dat ~por9efern Nbeno
etn Deta4ement @aoaIerte nnb Sntanterte
BON gOrttOpn mad @etpUtnt 9elanot. Do0et'
br feDrte tsute WorSen NIT etnsr bebentsnOen
Neaae SGla6tVteb unb 8 telabenen gD6een
3urif.
@@te 3erltSrten bas Depot btim @bite 6pufe
unb nles ca3u 9ebSrtee Matertal, perbrann=
ten etnen Dampfer, mebrere @lDopS unp eine
Nn5abl 8Dte, lCpie cine NIT @etreibe bslnbene
Barrie. Oas Dsta6ement srlitt ~tetnerlei
-YSRTtl11f-
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Sin Giicnbabnnngliif.
Sen. 8utier auf Sen, 3uop.

Mem .yOrt. 10. Sanuar. Der 8ud init
fpsiepsm General Butter bielem Moraeu mad
pO'oh f4bF' tieB nit einem antern t6m emit.
9s9snfommt1oeH %5alammen. - A(es tpurbe
r'SDF pofr iOfni9er beidatist, 4ludlt6erpeile
lsoof9 slttb Der Cor uubei9abi9t In benz Der
@Rneral it6 tefanb.
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Ncu Der @Dtumcarmce.
9anp,tquarticr Der 9 Of 0
"a IN dc q I BIC G 10. San.

,s@ arM ~ ~ EBIet,&lV. San.
Wlss 1T ynbt8, tpts 5appr. 2te untsrlu>
dung Der WuuitiUn bsr Ift6tsn 3pSlfpfans
Der BAT er5eben, Dap Der 0rUBte Sbeil Der
bohIeelGpBe untauBfiA nnp 10 ltepsrlt&, ma,
p'entlth mas pie @tnlsbun0 Der 3anOer ans
langt, perfertigt fet, baB ie ppllfcmmen nub
lOS erf6sinsn, uuo bas @eIp bafir tpessepprs
fen III. ID. tg4 2
s. purbea burG btsle mtlerabsle @e(9oGe
Stele nnIerer et9tnsn Qeute p~erpunDet, unp
@eneral 6unt, @bef BON 8urnlpss Atttusrie,
9at fe ale 3uraadisr1psn Ia1sn, unb Before per-
latot i-i --E
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Won fEprt Mnurne.
y ~ ? "VW U""" @V""
&nprme Wreifs hcr 9ehenamittel In Rid,

Sort MUnrus, 8. San. Ser lueben
Bier dnsetCmmenen &i6monO Dtspat6 BON
6. Sanuar e%ntnebmen mir fplsenees 8trprtf-
utb Der bauptldGlid@fen Notwithstanding.
aMebt $40 bts $25; Mfats SO so per 8n.
iAel brnuner 3udsr 50 Gsuts petBer $1.10
bpS 9funb; Srrup 81 bic @nfone; SATIRE
$3.50, abee So bis $50 bas YfunO; Setfe
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QrnennMnq.

BasfbinetOn, 8. San. Der Draft
bent bat &Obt, D, Tailor bon ,Sbio gum
Observation-Disclosures far ben SerltOrbenen
$, UeittlfleY srnannt. r@laa,,.e PA
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aa laarH ,a91aBsK me4 sA) aa4e4 e ha4. ~, ss
90 ns eus ia1sua sa dalsa9& Gsoete gHa easa8 sa asf 81
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- ~-@ 1851 .
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Jan. "a, 1862.
Council met. Present the Mayor,
and Councilmen Hunnel, Newman, He'd
derich, Rocker, and Mills 90.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The following bills were allowed: =
Street Commissioner bill, 500 80; John
McInnerny, repairing culvert at the
crossing of Ann and Washington streets,
So; Sanders & SAMSON, repairing Chest
nut Street bridge, SO; S. SAMSON, put
ting in pump at the Locust Street engine
house, 81; Heirs of L. Edison, taxes re-
mitted on improvements, 81; William
Schnerhenrich, taxes RENTED on per-
sonals, SO; Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
for bonds of the city held by said Com
pany, issued by the city in 1859 for the
purchase of the steam fire engine, $780,
On motion Of Councilman Hunnei, the
flowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Common Council of the
City of Evansville has heard with sincere
regret OF the death of Capt Welman H.
Walker, of the First Regiment Indiana
Cavalry, and formerly, for several years,
Clerk of this city; therefore
ResOlUed, That we tender to the be-
reaved mother of the deceased assur-
ances of our heartfelt sympathy for and
sorrow with her in this hour of her deep
affection
ReSOlUed, That the members of the
Common Council will attend the funeral
Of the deceased, tomorrow afternoon at
clock.
ResolUed, That copy of these reso-
lutions be delivered to the mother of the
deceased, and that they be published in
the papers of the city.
The Mayor presented the weekly
Wharf report, showing. the amount OF
revenue derived to be SIG 10. Receiv-
ed and fled
The report of the condition of the
public cisterns was presented, showing
the same to be in good order Received
and fled
Ordered that the bridge crossing the
Canal on Walnut street be condemned,
and that the street Commissioner be di-
rected to close up the same, so as to rem.
der the same impossible
On motion the Council adjourned
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
RIVER NEWS.

The river which was on a stand
all day Saturday commenced rising
again Saturday highland had ris-
en- Is inches up to o'clock yesterday.
The heavy rain that has fallen incessant-
ly since I o'clock Sunday evening, ex-
tending hence to Nashville, Louisville,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh will greatly
accelerate the rise.
The Commercial arrived here from
Nashville Sunday night, en- route for
Louisville. She was the first boat of the
transport feet out of the Cumberland.
The Lady Franklin, Golden Era, Leo
nora, and Tempest of the feet passed
up yesterday
The Nashville, Capt. Barclay, arrived
here yesterday from Nashville. She will
return from here.
The Glendale passed up yesterday
from Memphis with the biggest trip of the
season.
The high headed Courier will be here
this morning and either she or the Bow
en-, which was detained for repairs, will
leave for Cairo this afternoon.
The Hazel Dell, Diamond, Fot Wayne,
Shenango and Dove, passed up last night
from the Cumberland.
The May Duke also arrived here from
the Cumberland.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
Rebel Antics on the Cumberland.
PIG IRON BREASTWORKS
FIRING ON THE TRANSPORT
FLEET.
Narrow Escape of the Commercial.
The Gunboat St, Clair, Routs
the Rebels.

The fine packet Commercial, one OF
the feet of transports that left Nashville,
arrived here about o'clock on Sunday
evening, being the first of the feet to
reach this point
From Capt. Sam. Archer, who was in
command, we obtained an interesting ac-
count of the trip down the Cumberland.
= The fleet left Nashville on Friday, the
larger and faster running boats taking
the smaller and slower in tow dashed
along side. All were conveyed by the
gunboats st. Clair and Brilliant.
At the bluffs where the Mary Crane
was burned, the rebels had two field
pieces posted, one behind a row of pig
bluff higher up.
When nearly opposite these batteries
shot was fired at the boat Immediately in
front of the Commercial, which fell short.
Capt Archer, says he knew the next
would be aimed at the Commercial and
was consequently on the alert In
moment there was another flash, and the
ball went whistling over the Commercial
close behind her wheels.
At the same time volley of musketry
was fired into the Commercial, perforat-
ing her Texas in eleven places, and a
number striking her pilot house. The
pilot house, however, had been protected
by sheet iron and wheel arms in such a
manner as to be bullet proof, and no one
was injured.
Some of the bullets passed clear
through the Texas.
The ST. Clair, which was two or three
boats behind the Commercial, at once
opened on the rebel batteries, when the
cowardly sneaks limbered up their guns
and skedaddled ingloriously. The ST
Clair and Brilliant shelled the woods for
some distance, but with what effect is not
known, further than that the fleet was
not again molested and arrived in safety
at Smithland.
Near Fort Donelson feet of twenty
transports, conveyed by the Fair Play,
was met going up, and the river being
safe below, the St. Clair and Brilliant re-
turned with the Fair Play up stream.
1t is to be hoped that the gnnboats
will remove the pig iron that has served
the rebels as breastworks. 1t is clearly
subject to confscation.
Capt. sam Archer says the climate or
the Cumberland is decidedly unhealthy
for steamboatmen just now, and he pro
poses to retire the Commercial from thai
classic stream, if the Government viii
permit.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, JAN %, uid CAIRO, Jan. "a.
The steamer Glasgow, which left Hele-
ma Wednesday, reports that the army and
fleet, after blowing up Fort Hindman,
filling rife pits, and demolishing every
means of ofIense and defense, left there
Friday last
General Germans expedition returned
to Helena on Wednesday, having been
up White River as far as Duvals Bluff,
where two cannon were found, which had
been brought from St Charles for trans
portation to Little Rock. 1t was intend
ed to land cavalry here and march to
Little Rock, but rainy weather
had rendered the country in
accessible, and Gen German therefore
returned, after having sent two light
draft gunboats as far as Des Arc, where
fifty prisoners and five hundred stand of
arms were captured The taking of
Arkansas Post had destroyed rebel con-
fdence, and all opposition on White
River was abandoned.
The Confederates are said to be max
ing slow progress rebuilding the railroad
toward Oxford, beyond which point it is
believed the rebel army has not come.
Guerrillas are lowering about Ger
mantown, but have committed no depre-
dations recently.
Late storms carried away several
bridges. The railroad bridge at Moscow
has settled, but trains run over it every
day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27

BGr Some rebel officers recently visit
ed New Orleans under flag of truce
One of the rebel Majors handed card
to Capt. Wright, of the Ninth Connect
cut regiment, which represented him as
on Stonewall Jackson's staff Well in
formed men at New Orleans regard this
as an evidence that that rebel General
is in command of the forces on the Mis-
sissippi above. From this circumstance
probably originated the report that Stone
wall jackson with $4,000 men had been
sent to Vicksburg.
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Colonel Shanklin.

As some malicious mischief makers
have been reporting about town that
Col Shanklin surrendered under cir
cumstances not altogether ereditable to
his reputation as a soldier of true cour-
age, naming Lieut.. Jas. L. Orr, as au-
thority for the imputation, we take
pleasure in copying the following letter
-c G; tha latter officer to a gentleman in
TINS city, which, we trust, wrrT oe0I,--v1ro-
SANDER, if it does not put its author to
shame
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
Official.
HEADoRT's. o., & GREEN RIVER FORCES,
Henderson, KY, Jan. %, 1868.
General Order No. 6.

HEADoRT's S. o., & GREEN RIVER FORCES,
Henderson, KY, Jan. %, 1868.
General Order No. g.
Hereafter no goods or merchandise of
any character whatsoever will be permit
ted TO pass into Kentucky by way of
Green River, or between the mouths of
Green and Cumberland rivers, except
through towns garrisoned by troops of
this command, without special permits
being first obtaided at these headquar-
tiers.
No steamboats, or other water craft
will be permitted to land any goods or
merchandise of any kind at any other
than the above named places, without
special permits from these headquarters
Violations Of this order will subject
guilty parties to Imprisonment and trial
before military commission, whether
they be the owners or agents of the goods,
or owners, agents, or employees ofboats,
ferries, or vehicles, and the goods to con-
fiscation. Commandments of posts and
stations of this command are required
to exercise vigilance in inspecting all
goods coming into and passing out of
their posts, and at the same time they
will extend all proper facilities to citi-
zens and loyal merchants to enable them
to obtain supplies.
By order Of Col JOHN w. Foster,
VIM A. PAGE, A A A. General
lW
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to the disposition of the prisoners taken
by the rebels. Report says they were
taken to Atlanta, Ga.
will send the baggage left here by
the Colonel, to Nashville in care of Abe.
Gumberts, who has store there and
will hold it subject to your direction.
The Coloners horse was shot in the
fight of Wednesday.
l am glad to assure you that he himself
was not wounded, and | trust that he will
speedily be released on parole and permit
ted to return home to await exchange.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27

BGF Among the recent discoveries
and Improvements of the present age.
there is none perhaps that gives snch
general satisfaction and pleasure as that
which permanently restores an aching
tooth to its former usefulness and dura-
bility You will avoid the pain and in
convenience of having your teeth re-
moved by calling on Dr. Fleager, whose
rooms you will find next to Bittrolf' S,
Main Street