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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Official war Bulletin.

NASHVILLE, Dec. Is, 1880 N--0ar
line advanced aud engaged the rebel
line 1t o O'Clock this morning. The line
was formed thus. Sleadmah oa the left;
l. J Wood. vita the 18th corps, next;
A ] Smith eoxt. and Cox en- the reserse.
the cavalry under Wilson fighting ais
moaAtsd, and oeeupyiBg the extreme
right aided b. ahe gaeboata on tie
river
TIE artillery prAcsios has been fine,
and g, times the maskesry firing eontin-
uous aad heavy, though the casualties
have been tight The results are very
fair. The left occupied The same ground
Is on iss moving, bat the right has ad-
vAneed thrsr miles, driving the enemy
/ from the river. from his in,renchments,
/ from the hills on which bis advanced
left rested, and forced il back on bis
right and center. His center was pushed
back from one 70 three miles, with loss
/ in al 81 sevenseen guns and about 1, 800
/ prisoners, and his whole line OF earth
works. except about q mile on his ex-
IRENE right There was 40 attempt
made to dislodge him. The whole OF
Hoods army is here, except the cavalry
! and one division, which has been de-
tsched 20 threaten an attack On MUIR
/ freesboro.
The whole action Of TO-DAY was spleu.
didly successful The divisions com
ruanded By General Kimball, Of the 9Th
corps: Brig General Giraud. of the
command under General Smith. the
cavalry command under Gen. Kriech,
we're under mr. observation, and I have
never seen better work. General kim.
balls division carried two fortified posi-
tons b. assault with very slight loss
capturing 81 one point four. hundred
prisoners and six guns There IS na
doubt that other parts Of the line did q
well. ! only speak Of what saw.
No intelligence has been received
from sherman later than the Published
dispatches transmitted By General Eos
ter and AdmiEal Daklgres.
Il GSignsdl T. NJ. STASFoS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

a Il. s2ns day. Matter must Be IA 81 ~ A.
Nail fer Pstersburgh gees and oones By rail-
road daily, ga wzzhingfon-
The mAn TO Seta Wszdsg, Posey county, rie
Kssson fEsrss'sl aud Armstrong. Is4yss On T2uTs-
aay at7A n and arTirss the sans evening At s.
Letters, ETC.. must Be in by 81 AZ
Mstter fortoEenssflIs. Cynthlzna PpssYviIls.
and ssswartssa4le goes By r4iiro4d. RrisoasOn.
On Tuesday. Thzrztzys and SATURDAY, and cones
on aondsy, Wed nesdAg, and Frldsy. vx,v
Mater fer essss- Rsssr IS ssns yJssA ap-rivkr
asI, ia 0wsnsbOEo, a. present Matter for
I Bowling Green gees By r4IIsoad daily.
The Up-R igsr Nal, vhsn On si1ae, arrives at I
Pm ca sunaas. Wednesday. Thsrs4Ag aad sNtEr-
dzy aaa leaves At 10 AZ ca MeeAsys AsssP- ~ On
Wednesday, Thursdsys and saEurday-el0slng ore
houI before leaving Natter for LouisviiIs ooulss
aaa goss sy rzilroad daily. Thls line does nos
/ carry Henderson nail.
/ The Dses- Riser Hal, vhsn On tine. arrives b.
EIanIxhf Of Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and
SATURDAY, sns lsarss At ? Il. on AoadAy. Wed
nssday. Thur.dsy, and saturdAy--cIsslng ~ bout
before leaving Natter for Cairo goss ana 'onasi
~ railroad daily.
? TIE gzshviHs pzcksts do not larry the mall
Natter for that point goes and comes altogsthsi
By railroad. Matter for South western Kentucky
scar the Tsnnsssss lins, gee b rziire2a, 81
louisville, uuless directed otherwise.
The Postofsss is 0psn from a. =. e : ,. n o.
weekdays, and from 10 sF. N. On Sundays. v
re governed b. rsfiFo<d tine,
Rsgisssrs4 Lsslsys 20 20 IN the morning nail
should bs in ths eysniag before.
Aousy- Orders ear b procured for tie aorhin
mails up to ~ o'clock. They fsrniah ehsaI
sAas, asd eonss6Is6t asss GO -sSmf1sfng "a
: sums Of money by mat RE Iissss nohsy-erss
oaseas will probably b extsHAs4 soon.
sS- save this fer rsfsrsaes- ar .-as
III JAMEs h McsEELT, P. n {,
Dee. 10, f6sEakNawaI eH Hut e s8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

under command Of Col Z. D. Ostrand.
Sd colered cavslry, returned on the 4th
inst. having met with success.
After an admirably executed flank
movement On jackson on the 24th als,
the expedition left Tor the BIZ Black
bridge GA the Mississippi Central Rail-
read, which was reached on the 9th,
and after a stubborn resistance destroy
ed Il This cuts Hood army of from
the large quantities Of supplies and
stores accumulated at jackson, Miss,
and makes that railroad, which was hrs
main reliance, unavailable to him for
months to cone Beside this important
bridge, tie following property was COM
/ pletely destroyed: Thirty niles Of track
! Including the cnlveTts, the wagon bridge
over the Big Black, Eaughns, Picketts ).
and Goodmau's stations, with al the
railroad deposs and buildings, 1900
bales Of cotton, two locomotives. four
ears, four stage coaches, twenty barrels
Of salt, and loo, 600 barrels Of stores, at
Naughn's Station.
The expedition was considerablv bar.
raised on It's return by large bodies o.
the enemy, bat suffered no material
losses, and brought hack more recrnits
than its entire loss Maj. ]. B Cook
commanding the Sd Brigade Of Coloret
Cavalry, distinguished himself and hi,
regiment especially BY the gsllantry By
which the force guarding the Big Blael
bridge were driven from behind thsii
strong stoeksdes on the Opposite side Q
the river Oar men had TO chsrg'
across the bridge, iismoHnted. with moth
ing but railroad ties for path, in th'
face Of sharp Ere.
ISigned. Z. z. CASBN,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

The rebel works il their front being
stronger aud more formidable than else
where. Under q heavy FIRE Of grape,
canister and musketry, our men moved
steadily forward; but owing to the rebels
firing too high, it mostly passed over
them; Otherwise The slaughter would
have been terrible Some of our mes
aere killed, butsthe list Of easnaltis was
tess than could be expected. After ad-
saneiAs within $50 yards Of their works
their FIRE was severest
Our troops never wsvered, bus with
. shoat, as ths long lines ranging along
the Hhiaboro pike came in full vEsx,
I thsy again advaneed, aud were almost
Immediately upon the entertainments
| The distance yet 70 be passed did not
exceed 100 yards RsinforeemeRss we're
IN sight coming up, ret the rebels evinced
40 sign Of retiring, aud discharged vol
ley after yollsy into our RANKS at q dis
lance Of p yards A part Of our men
had reached the works and we're usiag
the bayonet Some few rebels fed, who
we're followed By others, when soon al
broke aud fed il the widest confusion.
Four l2-poander Napoleon guns their
artillerists attempted to secure, but only
succeeded IN getting one Of the field
We secured three and tao eaissious,
with large lot Of small arms 1-
We captured in this charge about 4Q(
. prisoners The prisoners report thai
Hood told them they could hold theii
: position against. any Yankee foreF
/. which could be brought against them
ffoar losses in the charge did not exeeeS
r 100 killed and wounded
Smiths and Sehofelds corps had, il
the meantime, advanced half mile t.
r. the south Of the Hillsboro' pike, esptur
Ing there whole battery OF SIX gus
n II WAS captured By tae 18th Ohio. -.
On our extreme left ne capture
r eight guns, and several batsle-hags wer
also taken The rebel loss ia killed an
: wounded il not less than 900. while our
is not less than 500 They have take
up a second line, and may defend il 4
morroH, il they do not retreat tsnigh
One Of the most gallant charges msd
to-day was made By the illh. l2t
18th, l4th. lTth, and lllth eolored reg
. ments on Rains Hill, near Eolanssil
! pike, which utterly routed the rsb
line,
The eOlored troops behaved splendid
70 but lost severely.
Col Shafrees regiment, 18th. 10
nearly all their officers on gainil
White pike, ia fronE Of Adkins re
& dence. Gen Beatty led the charge I
the frsi rebel line At Il clock to-da
our forces carried il at the point Ef t
bayonet, and planted our guns on 4
rebel abandoned works, fifty prisons
n we're captarsd in the charge. oar loss
y sye very slight We advanced here o
ne mile, aRd the rebel force resreAied
- great confusion Lieut. john WatsI
hs 5th lows cavalry, was shot through !
re- breast while calamity charging the 81
my's batteries, and morally wounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

s6- Tho Il. X. Dunkersou came in
from Green River, after leaving her car
go Of soldiers. This same company Of
soldiers have been here before, and Il is
admit cd by all boatmen, who have seen
many soldier, that this company Of
Kentucky Guards have no equals in
taking things that don't belong 20 them.
Times Of Saturday
What fondness the Tnes' editor has
for the soldiers, and they can never let
an opportunity to manifest that fondassa
pass uuimproved II is certainly unjust
to make the sweeping charge Of being
thieves against whole company, be
cause one or two members may have
acted badly We don't know what com
pany is alluded to, but We presume the
company as a whele, is composed Of al
homes. men as the man who thus de
nounces them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
WAR DEPARTMENT,
n


Was DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December I6.
MAJOR General Dir.
0dieial dispatches from General Can
by have been received to-day, showing
the complete success OF an expedition
sent by him from YicksbarRh 70 cooper
ate With Gen Sherman operations. and
cut Hoods communications with Mobile.
General Candy reports the probable sue
cess Of another expedition from Batan
Rouge, usder command Of General
Davidson, the "details and objects OF
which il Is not proper 10 disclose When
last heard from, Davidson was reported
as having caused quiet q panic in No
bile, aud 70 be devastating The country
generally. Lieat Col. Earl, command
lag special party. was severely wound
ed, and fell into the bands Of the enemy,
=, Faystss, Miss
The Richmond papers Of to-day con-
firm the reported capture Of Bristol b.
al expedition supposed % Be under tbe
command Of Gems Stoaeman aud Bur-
bridge, also The sarprise and capsare Of
the Gladspring depot, On the railroad,
thirteen miles south Of Abingdon, Va.
They also soptain Gea- Hoods official
report of the battle Of Franklin, in
which be acknowledged the loss Of many
gallant officers and brave men, among
whon he enumerstes Maj Gen. Gle
burus, Brig. Gems John Williams, Geist,
Adams, stroBei and Granbury killed;
Maj. Gea. iona Brown and Brig. Gems.
S. Carter, Monigeil Quaries, Cockerill,
Scott and Gordon wounded
They alss state that on Wednesday
General Sherman carried Fort MeAllis-
ter, commanding the entrance Of the
0geehee river, By storm The capture
Of shis position put Sherman in comma
nicxffon with the YANKEES feet, and ne
eessitatss the reinforcement Of Savzn-
nah. The dispatches Of General Canby
so far rs is proper for publication, and
the extracts from Richmond papers
giving Hood Official report Of the bat
tie, ard our success In Southwestern
Virginia and Georgia are sabjoined. In
to this hour, $50 p n, nothing has been
heard from Nashville since last night.
and nothing from Sherman later than
the Richmond newspaper report Of the
cspturs Of Fort AeAllister on Wsdnes-
day.
NV ORLEANS, La, Dee 9.-On the
18th ult reported that movements, CO.
operative with Gen. Shermans oper-
ztions, would be made FROM Vicksburg
and Baton Rouge, for the purpose Of
cutting Hoods communications With
Mobile. The expedition sent from
Vicksb1rg, consisting Of about 1000
cavalry and eight pieces Of artillery,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

Coon ADvIcEl--If you think Of buy
ing your Christmas presents At Warren
and Conyngtons It would be we'll 10 go
early in the week, 50 that you can make
g good selection without being hurried.
81 Yoi will kud Pianos, Nelodeous,
American Organs, Guitars, Vioiins, Ae-
cordsous, and musical merchandise Of
all kinda g 90 a-9i aaw -. -
You viii find splendid Work Bexes,
Ala5astsr Ornaments, fne siik, velvet,
and steel mounted Purses and Cabas-
Fine Russia, Turkey, and Eaglish
calf Cigar Cases, from 20 to $40
Every variety Of Port Monies inag
Unable. SIG s a4
BsautifaE CAina Ornaments, Frs'seA
Toy Furniture o. every variety.
China Tea Sets, from 25e 10 IS 90
Eperg kind Of Doh, Doh Arcs, Dol
Shoes aud Doll Heads.
Tin, wood, and iron Furniinre, Bald
ing Blocks, Hill Blocks, Tool Chests,
Machine Toys, in great variety.
Carts, Wagons, Carriages, WheslsaF-
rows, Rocking. Horses, Doubls. Rocking
Horses, &c aam e
Doll Cradles. Doh Bedsteads and Dol
Chairs a
Tin, iron, wood and every other kin'
Of Toy, either imported or domestic
tina, can be found anywhere, can be has
at No. ], Main Street Dec. lS-lw-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

Ram IN ARKAssAs. The Memphis
Argus of last Thursday learns that Lieu
tenant Stevens, Of she Picket Boat. With
party Of bis men, made decent npon
the headquarters of CapsAin Reasons
whose company of guerrilIas have been
lowering in the vicinity of Mound City
and the Ridge for sometime. SO com
plete was the surprise, the Captain had
to make bis way through = back sindow'
leaving bis saddle.bsgs (6Iled With val
liable pApers) and ? aumber Of swords
pistols, and other property Of value, 81
Of which were secured and taken to de
partment headquarters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
The Campaign in Tennessee,

NASHVILLE, Dec. I6.-The movement
began yesterday was continued to-day
ami our arms weFe everywhere vietori-
GUS Gen. A. J. Snith's men and our
cavalry were swept around from Hills
boFo 10 Franklin turnpike Seho6eld
operated on Smiths right, and later in
the day our cavalry crossed the Granny
White Hills aud took many prisoners
On the south side Of the same the rebels
bad taken possession Of gap in these
hills, through which runs the Franklin
pike, and in order to get their train of
safely, made one desperate stand Gen.
Wood, commanding the 4th corps, or
dsred Colonel Post, Of the 74th Illinois,
commanding q brigade in Gen. Samuel
| Beatty's division, 20 reeonnoiter the hill
10 the left Of the pike, and see il he
could take IL
Colonel Post thought be could Gen.
4 SteAdman came up about noon, and
took position in the woods on he lsiL
The colored troops belonging to his
command we're o~dersd to assist Colonel
Post u carrying ne bill After . des-
peaAts fghf the itst charge vas re
pulsed. General KimbAlfs division,
with General Grois brigade in the ad-
vanoe, assisted in the second and more
successful charge The hill vas carried
aud four pieces IF artillery we're taken
Everywhere else our success was com
mensurate vito thiS To briefly sun
mp, We hare driven them three miles
taken more than two thousand prisoners
sixteen cannon, and any quantity o
email arms When 1 lsa the front 10
night, seven miles out on the Franklin
pike, our troops had chased the rebel
entirely away from the Granny Whit
Hills, aud, although it was dark, wsr
still in close pursuit Of them. Oar owl
loss to-day viii probably amount to on
thousand killed, wounded aud missing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

RE-oRaAsIzNa.-We are requested to
say that Capt. jim Wilson is re-orgAn-
izing his old company, and flling il up
TO it's maximum strength 20 act As State
Guards on Green river, and he calls on
al who formerly belonged to his COM
mand 10 srAlly round the flag, aud he
assures all such that they shsli reesive
fall pay for all past aud future services
Capt Wilson's headquarters are a Cal
heun. KY. u
decl0-St s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
CoLLECToR.s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~HAr /.
- WtlhAuaG. Bo%ppIe. Csflector Of the City q
AFsnsFiiie, befseaa the hours % aad Il o'cloek
a n, and 3 snd e'elosk ?. n "a
TUESDAY. THE loth or JANUARY, 1855.
VIII ell Il rehlls sa1tioa a. the door Of the
court House in the City Of Evansvilie, fsaiAna.
the foilosfng lots. parts q lots, and parcels at
real estate and fmprsvsnents. asNe sd the pay
MEn7 Of city taxes fcz the yzar 1884. due fro The
owners thercef 10 tbs city 90 Erazsvilis-said
ssxss bsing nox due and N pAid-an9 for the costs
e said sale: and that the aid sale vifl b cen
tiauad on the next DAY thereafter. via on Wed
1esszy. the lfth asy0f JaBzsry, 1855. 1t oAcicck
N. at the door ftAe 0oura HeasA In KssDsTllle,
tor the FuEpesa 60 ssiiing szch property as nav
have bees soid on the cay hrst above neuticns1,
AID not paid for:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19


The Rasiross Mail departs At s,4s a. r., and
STRIVES At T;ss ,. NJ, assIy gsHndsys sxssPssdl
Lstters arr SAILED urets as a n, Tor ali potass
supplied b. railroad Ths d.iivsrsss ssezsOss-
sariiy siosed aasIng the nuAxfng.szp az this mail.
Ths Msss< Fs-4sz iAsd mail runs every dsE
sxeept suaaAy. isaving ~ a. n. and arriving By
sR.n. Letters aust Be nOg s 80 A y. TIE Nj.
vernen mail gees and GENES, Alss, by FiEsr, foaE
times . week. 1fnase ns srB III
The RecspOrt l@ad nail. through SswbarEh snd
Boonvills, lsaves every Monday, Wednesday. And
Friday Al A. ~-.Ana arrives every Tussdsy
THURSDAY. and saturday ey SIX Letters mast
be in BY e.s0A. N. TIE nail 10 Eswbargh and
Rockport, and other points Ia Spencer eoaaty,
also goes ana ssnss BY river foar tines week
The Ssss Haraaosg direct iaaii is&sss On Monday
and Friday At 5 NJ. Aad strives &c Tuesday And
SATURDAY By TX Letters must Be in eys A.
Matter for New HarEony also goes b. railrvsa,
sSa Priuesfon, on Tuesday, THURSDAY, Snd Satur-
ssy, and ga Mt vernon on saturday snornsng.
Tbs mail to Hteksyy B-sash, Possy eoanty. GEES
"a BIAirsviIls. 90 the New HArinOay Fsgss, en-
Monday &a5 FzBsAS, returning Tass1Ay aad
Tee mail to oyprs.s Dztrs uHscn sUwnshia. COMES
aAd sses % Monday ant Fhzrsasy, arriving Abea'
/ nooa ant isaSisg 4hous ~ Is hs -
Hs@aiasauFsA EOssb b railroad ssa .IsspsS
en- Tuesday. wsdne~lAya and TAarsdsyS *, Bsos-
vile en- Friday. Aad ssahe up -EiysE N al an Sat-
urday and MOa5Ny. ~ 49, - 81 -
The Psssvss@rsA wAy-mAil. ma 1eeharisaxiIie.
Aecuteheozvills, oAk5Au, Wkssteuytils, Oakland
City. HaSkakin. ssmsrysIis. aaa Hawtsoyn :
Aiils. arrives e. Friday noFaiax ssa lsAvss q y
8 81 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
OYSTER SUPPER.

LADtHs' suFFEa. Tbs ladies Of The walsst
street chureh vll have Fair and Oyster supper
Al y EaTt Hell On Wednesday Ahd Thursaay even
Tags, Dee. 2ist ana zki.
Lgnch VIII BE served On Tharsa@y and Friday.
ffom 10 o'eissk a. =. saSil ! ~. whsFs may be
iound al the dsllea1ss q the asasan. asefs-td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

B1- On Friday We received a copy Of
Harper's Monthly for January, and for
got to notice as are wont TO do. Every
body, however, knows that Dobelfs es-
adjustment always receives ell the lead
log periodicals at the earliest moment
practicable, aud consequently call there
With au assurance that they will not be
disappointed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

PHOTOGRAPHS FoR THE MLLloS,-E,
r Wright has returned to the city and
has resumed the charge Of bis Gallery
at No. s,Iowsr Second street, where he
is ready to waia ON allthose wishing No
Photographs 3i 81 sfoT-f saI Z
The fullest satisfaction guaranteed or
no charge made.
deol0.2t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

CAPrURE or THE EcHo-Jaek Keith,
pilot Of the Echo, arrived here on satur
day morning. The Echo was captured
on the Cumberland, after enduring a
terrible storm Of shot aud shell Jack
was a. the wheel and stood TO his post
like a veteran, until the boat gas driven
on the rocks by the Ben South.
The officers and crew we're released
after being robbed OF everything the
rebels could find OF any value whatever
The boat was burned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

Or SrRrKE - The printers in ST
Louis are just nov on strike, and the
publishers are trying conclusions With
them, with every prospect Of success
The Democrat and RepEblicGH appear
ed on Saturday morning about as full a.
usual. Printers unions are abest
played alb at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

s6- The best way TO prepare fer cold
weather Is to leave your order with
Davidson & Sohmahl, on FirssStrset,
for a good heavy winter suit Their
clothing prevents consumption. l.--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

LosE--A new Pocket Knife. (Wosten-
holm's makel three blades and a buck
horn handle. chiefly valasble to the
owner as present. Any one 6rdiog
the same viii be resaried by leaving it
at the JourHal Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

PosrPoSED.-The opening Of Golden's
Theatre in Masonic Hall has been post
poned until Wednesday night, in conse-
quenee Of the inability 70 complete pre-
parations and the non-srrival Of certain
members Of the troupe. s
Masonic Hail has been mstamorpbosed
in a surprising manssr, and at great
expense, and will be found much more
spacious and convenient than hereto
I fore.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

r AsoTHER RoEBERY.--rhe store Of
Messrs. Rooster & Korif was entered on
Saturday night by burglars, and robbed
Of notions and other goods, including
some two dollars in money, TO the
amount Of 500
There are evidently number Of
thieves and burglars proving arospd
the city, and our police should be on The
lookout for them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HxEEBY cIyEa TuATLKTTERs
~ tastaaeAtary have heeu tssued 70 the under.
aiEnsd on tha estate Of ABArsw Efaafas. late cf
Taadsrbarkh county. GsesAssd- said sstats IL
probably solvent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

wASrEn-A steady, cleanly, aud in-
dusiriOus girl, to do housswerk in =
small family. Good wages given. APP
ply at this Office. "a a - 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
CITY NEWS,

IMPEsFEcE- hemid condition OF
the atmos phere Cor the last forsy-eight
hours rendered the continuity imperfect,
and We are consequently without our
usual & sunday Night Dispatches"
tbis morning Da
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

FoR sALE.-Fifleen dwelling houses,
200 vacant lots and l2 farms. Enqaire
Of a. DrKR,
South side Third ST., doors above
Main. n ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

s1-we are indebted TO Billy Dunn,
the elegant clerk Of the Armada, for
Memphis, Cairo and Padacah papers Of
late date.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

Bw- We were delighted 70 meet Capt.
John Frick, OF the llth Indiana, in the
city yesterday, direct from the shsnan-
doah Valley. He left Sheridan and bis
command in admirable spirits and con
ditioa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

TosAcco SAILS sWAREHoUsE-Ths
Board Of Directors Of the Tobacco Ware
house Association met on Saturday
night, aud, among other matters, deter.
mined to style the establishment The
Green River Tobacco Warehouse, and
appointed VIM. Heilman and Peter Sem
nonin a committee to purchase Wm.
Aikman's warehouse, corner Of Water
aud Division, and 70 lease from D. G.
Keller l25 BY $50 feet Of ground OF the
corner of Water and Division Streets
for term Of % years, appraisable every
FIVE years, al per cent per amman, and
to lease the premises to a. NJ Summers
The new tobacco warehouse, as vii
be seen, is therefore fixed facs, and Wa
have no doubt it will prove profitable
| investment to the slockholders and add
largely 70 the material prosperity Of thu
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

sg- We received all our reports on
Saturday in plenty Of time for our after.
noon edition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
PHOTOGRAPHS.
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Photograph Gallery,
No 8 SECOND STREET,

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
WANTEDI

auartermastsrs Vouchers, for
which the highest price will be
paid by
W. J. LOWRY & CO.,
No. l First Street.