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approval Of the rrgaest therein enutains4 yo, a.
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trade stores in knexvilIs kIF such snloaais n 30,
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ties 10 whom yoa grant such G1sthsrities. sai -
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Il viii be seen from card bS ssvsral
Methodisss, that they don't intend 70 be
Idle er silent upon the great question Of
thslr religious rights ana Interests. They
have called 0 Convention, and Il is hoped Il
win be well attended By loyal preachers
and church msmbsrs Let the travelling
and local preachers, and The loyal members
who ear do so, attend and aid IN Fcstaring
this Conference 70 the good old fold Of
Methodism. from which No havs been
driven by the snwiss eennssls asa rash
acts Of bad msn and designing politicians.
Az ; people, We never can again I've under
the rule Of the vie hypoerifes who hays
bnoaght the church q rain IN The South.
and the coansry 70 poverty and starvatipn'
vs. mnns, therefore, elshsr csll upon -
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oversas rs. o. wo must eeeaalss an inds.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
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nv TEIr IN A MI
FhoM OUh TUESDAYS
e. IIuheyA
O
6O1x1ON.
--
Gen. Warren's Expedition.
Rebel Guesses about it.

Ngw YoRx, Dec. l3.-The Augusta
Sentinel Of the 7th says iis adviees in
reference 20 Sherman's movements are
very mesgre. His advance was re-
ported 70 bs skirmishing on the 9th at
Station No 2, 25 miles from saVaasah.
They we're pressing vigorously towards
Savannah, and We have no doubt but
that a decisive battle has been fought
between the raiders and patriot forces.
the result Of which We may be enabled
to announce this evening.
The Richmond Dispafch Of the Ilth
says: There is no news later than the
7th. At that time the whole force Of
sherman was combined on the east side
Of the Ogechee On the 9th il advanced
no less than Is miles. His men were
reported as much fatigued and their
spirits tagging. In numbers they will
reach 10000 muskets, and a most eaor.
nous wagon train. TIE country in bis
rear was swarming with stragglers and
dessrters who are begging or piIlaging
at every house
Citizens whc ave talked TO the officers
concur IN the declaration that they are
universally disgusted with the exped.
ton and the war The officers spoke
very freely OF Sherman's plans They
said he would not risk an engagement
IL he could help il, because be had no
ammunition 10 spare, bat would make
his way 10 the sea-coast, at the nearest
practicable point The enemy had three
or four hundred negroes with them.
They had no arms, but we're merely
camp followers, slipping of and making
their way homo at every stopping place.
to be replaced by others. No attention
whatever is paid TO the General Order Of
sherman, issued at the beginning Of the
march, and the whole country has been
pillaEed by mobs Of soldiers without Of.
hceFs. Wheeler is operating on the con
fused mass at every step.
The Augusta CoRstitutionalist of the
9th, says. On Monday last fight took
place at Walkers Bridge, on Bear Creek,
~ miles from Augusta, in which The
Federals were worsted. A batch of Ice
Yankee prisoners had arrived in Augusta
The Richmond Examiasr Of the 9Th
says: We understand that the force
sent by Grant down the Weldon road
consisted Of one entire corps, besides
cavalry. Every man of them ought to
be captured
The Whig says . good many know
ing ones are exercised a. to the des-
tination ofsthe raiders II they have no
more cavalry than reported, they will, of
course, soon get to the end Of their
journey. On the other hand, We ars in
elined to believe they are better equipped
than reported, and we will soon hear Of
the destruction Of bridges, &c, in the
direction of Weldon.
This, We are frank 20 admit, will give
US some Inconvenience, but viii not re-
tFieve in the least the palpable failure
that Grant has made in his con to Rich
mond' and Petersburg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
Additional River Items.
TUESDAY NOON.


EFsTything vas EsTy aali on ths lsvss th.
norHiag. shs oasy sFriV8ls bsiuk The Armada.
from c.irs. asd tbs Ph&HtOuA. froun 81 Louis 90
Cincinnati.
rhs chArmsr Is rsesiviax Ead I'll aaesrt fsr
Cairo this sitsrnsoa. Capt. Gus. Dasaaakei -
her popular commander aad IA gsntismaa, every
inch of him. eonrssous sashls AHa polite. ana bis
sneoFdinatss are Ess:ismsn of s1parisuos ed
prohity confori, elegance ana s~ss Is The s,yis
Of The charming charmsr and her sAArnIax ai.
esu.
Sc Louis dispsteh Of shs 1ith s.ys
The steamer Maria, from Fs. Iasi. tsr Cairo
sKpfcdsd at asronasist, six miles helow 81 Iouia
early this meFuiBg. Ths pilots. clerks Aaa other
employees of tbs bS4t, say that whils the eaat a.
ytng without steam IN her boilers the axtloslaa
toox .piAoe e the lartoAFd side xoing Hprsr4
msktsz hole In The boiisr deck thr, .ush shieh
several iersous sil. Thsy say the expl sion nav
have been eeased by boz of anamunitian ~ ne
holas Their we're eighty soldisrs o. the 81 And
th Iowa. aHd 10th Missouri Casairy. ufth ssuss
eighty seven horses and zales on beard The sot.
aisrs positively aay that The explOaioa was sau.aa
ey "a issuaacisney af ustes in fhs boiler. WHICH
burst The beat was eut foase, soa, grounataR 90
= bar, vas sntirply Consumed by hsn An lis
horses and naules wsrs tosI IL is reported that
t~eaty-hve men usFs Killed, fhtrsy wounded. asa
Twelve missing. The soidisrs lest evssytkiua
The boat was sntssly new, and VALUED al s4sb08
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14


A sensible writer TO HArpsrs haga.
Eias for September, concerning this mat
ter says:
II thought should never gea 10 sleep.
| bad bed Of cornstaIks, but I believe
! was roughing IT, Ii was the dreadful
exposure 70 the night air which worried
me, and not the proximity Of hostile balls
aud bayone'A And when was aroused
at Eve in the morning to continue the
march, actually felt more fearful OF be-
ing broken dovn BY want of proper rest
than fbeing shot In the approaching
engagement How mistaken our moth.
ers we're when they warned as agsinst
exposure 70 the night air, aud sleeping
IA damp clothing, and going With wet
feet Jndging from . two years expert
ence almost constant in the field service
aver that these things are wholesome
and restorative. Il does not require a
strong constitution TO stand them. il j.
sleeping inside Of walls which ouRh,
properly to be called exposure aud which
demands vigorous vitality; and Il il
the cro~ding trinmph Of civilization that
i snHbles humanity 70 do this without
exteFuiRation. | have q screed 70 de.
liver some day on the subject 70 q mis-
guided and house poisoned public
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
Tuesday
Afternoon Report.
Return of Gen. Warren's
Expedition.
I3 Miles of Railroad De
stroyed. f
Mills, Barns and Dwellings
Burned.

warren sneeessfuI--Haa RstuEn-
HEADQUARTERS ARxE OF The PoxoxAC.
Dec. The expedition under Geu.
Warren, which left some days since, has
returned to camp. This move may be
considered one Of the most successful
OF the campaign. Some thirteen miles
Of the track Of the Weldon Railroad was
destroyed All the depots along the
route were burned A number Of mills,
barns, and dwellings, from some Of
which the guerriliss had ired on our
troops, or iron which occupants had
fed, were destroyed Oar loss will not
exceed hfty killed and wounded, and
few straggiers we're eaptarsd
Nothing new in front Of Petersburg.
Weather cold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
The Heeonneisanee south OF Peters,
burg.

a.
burg.
NKw YoRK, Dec. l3.-The Herald =
dispatch from Grants army gives ad.
ditionsl particulars Of the reconnoisauce
Of Gen. Miles, on Friday last, to Hatch.
er's Run, on the right Of the rebel force
defending Petersburg, After Icapturiag
the enemy's works, Gen Miles's men
held them throughout the night. Their
object being accomplished, they we're
preparing next morning to retire to the
army Of the Potomac, when a furious
charge was made upon them BY the ene-
my, who were soon repulsed aud In turn
charged upon and driven for some dis
tance, after which the Union troops
returned TO their cid camp.
which they reached on Saturday even
ing. The casualties were slight. A
number of rebels under Gen. Field made
a reconuoisance over the Darley tow
road, on the right Of Gen. Buffers line.
They seemed to be satisfied with . very
hasty observation, as they soon retraeed
their steps
About midnight on Friday the rebel
artillery opened heavily both on Dutch
Gap and on the right Of the Army of
the James, near the Newmarket road,
but with little effect Their Ere, how
ever, was responded to-
There is no late news Of a positive
character of the column under Gen.
Warren, which went southwark on
Wednesday last, along the Weldon road.
There were uncon6rmed rumors that be
had bad hght and gained victory at
Jarrasts Station, thirty-thres miles from
Petersburg.
Rebel papers admit that a small
Union force had been lodged between
Drurys Bluff and Howlett's House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
New York Noon Markets.

hEs 19aE, Dse- q.
cOTTOS-~Qaist a. 81
fL0UR-ssss1y zse rather more dolus: 10 =
8fe 70 for extra State ii 2saii Sc for rUala
hoop Ohio.
MHEAT-Qaist and usehangss
KYE--Nomlnml
BABLEY-Daii and hraxy
kA-Duli Asa HO@iaAl At so8l - for
1ixsd WsatsFa.
foEk-beeidsdly armsr; 90 90 lor ysAr ed
prime
BEEE-Quiet.
LAkD-EfFm At zi42E
Wufskre--i IS 1 IS asksa for Wsstsrn
PETkOLEUM-Qklst; s4e tor Crude. T4c f5r
kshnsa bOnd g4esss1 free.
sT0CKs-stsady fair business
MONEY-T
GOLD -opsned - Z az Aad closed Al sss<
GOVERNMENT sTOCKa-'si Coupons. I'Ist4.
80 CoAlsons. To- sndorsea T-g1's ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

startling events transpiring every hour.
II viii not DO to let veteran brigade
rest IN idleness simply because the Gov
ernmsnt is unable 10 obtain horses 70
mount them with slow process ofrezalsr
purchase The horses are wanted now.
We must be prepared to keep The wary
toe from invading our State. The men
must 90 to the field, and, unless they are
uounted, they lose half of their sfec-
tiyeness, We are seriously inconvenienc
ed BY the impressmsnt, bot the exigen.
ees Of the case demand that the order
shall rigidly be enforced. a 1aG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

CIscISsATI, Dec. is.
FL0uR-U UnchAnwnd
WHEAT-Lsss Aim. Rad, o6. White, 2 s0a
CoRN-Firmi nsw Ear, ioi cid. asasl 80.
RfE-i tT9l -.
0ATs-sie
WHISKY Dali At %. whleh l. tis rate a.ssa.
No saias.
PRoVIsIoss--Firm bat quiet; rot mueh DE-.
mnHa.
MISS PORK Held At a. o.
huLA h1ATs-is5f3iTSs Green shoalarrs.
l3s43ls5s; Hans. isSsasttsx
LAhD-Hsld st gzo o. sales
hOGs-Fieaer; 10 so9is 70 fsg 300 lha aver.
ages holdsrs sskinK "a 4s 20 IS -, hszvY hees
IS csso Is =. Hseefpts, 4. coo
GR0CEkIEa--Fnmsr and At fall rates
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
Letter from the President toa Cen
tenArfan Voter.

Deacon John Phillips Of ssur5ridge
Aass-. whose great age (l04 years), has
been the theme Of much remark recsnslv,
has just received the following letter
from President Linen: asE
Executive MASucS, wAsHIxgrox.
2lst November.
Ny Dear Sir: / have heard of the in.
cident al the polls in your town, in which
you acted SO honorable part, and I TAX
the liberty Of writing to you TO express
my personal gratitude for the conspIi-
meat paid me BY the suffrage Of . cia.
Zen so venerable
The example Of such devotion 10 civic
duties in one whose days have ALREADY
been extended an sversge lifetime BE-
yond the Psalmist's limit cannot bus b.
valasble and fruitful Il is not for nv.
self oaly, bat for the country, which YOU
have n your sphere served so long and
so well, that | thank you. sal
Your friend and servant,
A LScoLs,
DEACON JoHs pBtILtpS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
COMMISSIONERS sAT.E

Rl ORDER OF ThE COURT OF COMMOy
~ Pleas Of the County Of yanderbur~h aEd
ssSte 81 Indiana, viii sell private saIs Let Nc
l. u n bSsss ae-divistoa Of Lots Nos l25 and
l96. In the original plan OF the city Of Exzn-viI
being twenty-five hes 'front.' BY ninety set deep'
aud situated on Vine street. between sscons ~
Ihird streets, the property Of the heirs i alter
bAiexn. Terms s-one-half cash. aud ocs-LalI
In tweive months, With inssrest, etc
Eo. J. CHANDLER
<epd C~mmixsieissF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. IA Ere st
two o'clock this morning destroyed the
elevator of Charles W. Evans The ORR
gin of the fire was not sscertained, but
IS supposed to have been accidental.
1t caught in the drying room attached
TO the elevator.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

WINTER on rHE PLArSs Several gen.
tlemen returned to this city day before
yesterday from a trip TO Idaho, among
others son Of DR.. Suelson. Before
reaching Denver, the party we're caught
in q severe snow storm, became com
plstely shut up, and Suffered untold
misery. Most OF their mules persisted,
and wagons had to be abandoned. as
well as cooking utensils and supplies
The party subsis,ed sor several DAYS on
parched corn, which was prepared by
FIRE made from willow twIgs, the only
fuel to be had. After LEAVING every
thing behind, the party walked about
one hundred aud twenty miles, and
slept on the snow at night, With corn for
a Diet Many persons on the plains
have suffered much by the severe
storms, and it is feared nanT have ser
ished. Coming in reports of Indian
depredations vsre current, bat the party
had no difficulty with them.-Sf Josepk
Herald aad Tribune, Tth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

PITTsBuRG, Dec 13-Noou-River 6
feet by the pier mark, and falling. WeA.
ther cloudy, bas mild
CnCrssATI, Dec. l3--Noon.-River
fallen 5 ineheG Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 2S'; barometer 29' 50r, and
falling
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

Horse lNPREs6NKST.-The owners Of
horse-hesh, ssys the Louisville Journal
Of Friday. we're taken by surprise yesser-
day. The military authorities made q
raid on the stables, and, without con-
sulting the proprietor thereof, led the
horses from the stalls. In a little less
than no time thereafter, the steeds vera
branded ~. 5, and rigged on, with
cavalry equipments. Our army is difc-
lent in the cavalry arm Of the service
and 1t Is necessary, With Hood besiegior
our army at Nashville, 10 furnish the dis
mounted regiments With horses a. soon
as possible. General Thomas impress-
ing horses in Kentucky wherever be can
find them, and mounting troops to watch
the moyenents Of General Forrest The
same order is being enforced here.
There IS nov q disuoanted cavalry brig
ade csuped in the suburbs of the city,
and, with Ksasucky thresteaed With arm
ed invasion, II beho0xss tho author
tiles to prepare the men for the field II
the shortest time possible. The urgency
Of the case uzl not admit Of delay. With
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
HARDwARD
REDUCED P RICES!
Jacob Straub & Son.


AxEs.-Lippineott's, sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Saws-com-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters ans Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Critters.
shovels and Tonga
Steel Fire settih and Stands for
same.
Grain shovels Long and Cd"
Handle 6hovela,
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
HALVES and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives. ment, At very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tee ana Table Spoons.
Scales and scale Beams.
Butcher Knives, steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Bartons & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Hauts Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also a full assortment Of Shelf
Hardware.
JACOB STRAUB & SON,
"a Maia Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
PUMPS.

A PUBLICATIONS FOR THE COOLEY ANTI.
II frsszinE fsroe Pumps viii b. received by
J. ". LAuKE, wsshinEton Hsus..
49,. go. kvansyils, Ind.
JOHN METER, Nexburxh
Y Y. HERsTog, Eoouvglie
And all orders for pamps. wrouaht ira rtr.
snd aoee-SholesAls or rstAii--psampgiy alled ssa
entire satisfsetlan guAraAtssd or the saaasy FOR
Fitted hy the proprietor.
ne@s VA HUNT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
shade Trees.

Eisb 70 call the espsctAi afs=1ff0n Of our eff
Ie1s % czar siosS q OrnanegEs! shsds Treas lor
ride -zak pi@oting. ear furnfsh Trees, az plant
thsn, IS se.sr q fhR Trsss raised In tue Nurssry
are tsT o@taeT edApte1 70 stAnd he ssnEs sszson
th1n noss 'AAan ircu ths SAINTS ~ uoods-
Many p~rsOcss Who h.vs lrisc bota, vii sustsss
rss IN ;Eis stAtsns1e-
oresrs - isffsr viii Be prsz1siy stesuSsd y.
Aedsess oEoBGE .. BowTE.
ss@ crzsssnf Csts wur~~rtss
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only.with superior Hw
in every departmel
Our stock inc
following, in large
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass ur
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass 1
Scythes
Cradles and Snath gaa
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and q ~
den,
Hames. Collars & Brides
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace.
Table and Pocket Cutler,
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton ana Wool Cards.
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts md
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware.
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line. which we offer t d. all
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & co.
No. 13 First Street.
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Grey's Patent Moulded a :
Paper Collars

have a very large stock of ihe ..-
Goods. l am also prepared 70 ~
Clothing in the best possible msnref
/ have got the best workmen in my -.
ploy IN the West, and Hafraut al sood.
made By me. And Is ny expenses A.
not heayy, can and will sell goos-
er than any other house IN tbe "a,
the same kind Al ask Is Tor mos
want Of Gne clothing 70 call and sss
what ! have got No t-oubIs 70 shJv
goods
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GROCERIES.
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Il Az INVALID.
Published fer the benefit and A. a ezufion % yonrw
Iaea a1d others Who suffer from Nerves. Debility,
fremssurs Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying az
the same time the means OF sslf care. By sus
who has cured hizself affsr undergoing consider
abs q9Aeks<y- By enclosing possAgs paid ID
dressed snyeisps. single copies nay t-s had of shs
author, NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esq.
ascs-lmdkw Broeklyn, ki5gs Co. NJ.
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GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
No "a West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.
efsT 10 the Traas ct ths lowest raass a vsv farr.
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Consisting. in part, of
Coffee s-Rso, L@guayra, Msrioabs, Java
sugars-SsE OrlsAns. Cuha. Porte aieo Esst.
sra 2 das1
Haiassesana syrup 10 great vartssy. qnality,
snd parkAzrs.
Tsss-euapowass, Tzpsss.I. Tosas Hyson,
and 0oieEg.
spiesst-Nzszsgs, cIsvss, Cfsasnsn, spio4,
Pepper, aad Giagsr. "a. >
Tohaeeor-chsvfhS Tins Cut, sss seaokias
"a fargs stock
CtgarsS--Inport>t and Dsmsstfe-faiI A.
scrtment r
Cenned Goods t-Psschss. stxswhsrriss.
Bisr srkbsrTtss, k4sr berries, Qstnnss Psars Coos-.
osrFsas. Cssrrsss. Craps Ptns Appis-. TonAtsss
saxdtnes, kc- e- ~ :
kies, RAasins, Alnezss, Fnh~rfs, waluu /.
Ptskiss, Frs~sTyss, Caasys Soda, Eoosss Va
ssaes.. Cotton Iaras. Twtn~. ooT6aRs, Mssekes.
aasekinx. Ink. Pzpsy, Sag, o&nsIss starch. ~
- -. SAils. Geassh. HssF+az. - -. - =