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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18

IN PIKE coUNTT.

Tbs undivided = Of " y Of ar. section =.
town 2, range 10 vest. under which trset, and
If hin % feet Of the surface lies a good vs!a 81
coal tes eet thirk AMI easy ef access.
Aiss, $50 acres In the southeast part Of said
county; soil and timber good. This tract IL also
rich 10 mineral products- Title per.eet.
augil a' ffe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18

uAvIyG PURCHASED TIE INTEREST OF
II nv former partner, Christian Kratz, in fhs
firm of Kratz L Hsilmsn. SHALL hereafter con-
duct the Foundry and Mschius business ~ the cid
place o. NY own account, aud hop, hy strict at
tsntfon 10 sll wants IN tina Mschinery lire, TO
merit the patronazs Of tie public, % literally b.
o5tl WILLIAM EEILMAE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18
REMOVAL.
THOS. q. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-,
4 L featuring Establishment to No. FIRST
SIRE ct, below Main. he has = large aud ele-
CANT assortment 81 HoHle- tilsds Work, as fine as
thu finest, guaranteed IS a gscd as The best" and
Tor sale as cheap ~ the cheapest, and little
cheaper o. -glIs e zslss a1. uss rs1
His entire stcck - consisting OF tine BGSgy,
Soach, and Carriage Harness, light TrottiaE,
neaNy Wagon. nray, and Express Harness, Sad
any quantity, Collars Girths. surcinxies. Check
k Lanss, hthtary Work In short everything in
M, I. rus rom Hams Strap 20 ~Moaitor Sad
di2te supervisors, ssesl,fs, -;an8
: ts&rsSs, s11 y aow 7osfs nd to the trade II
nAsrhks Prices Being able to compete sue
ssSss .Ss,, - taing In The market, in stvls,
e%ll ana examine for yourselves. ans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
Dissolution of Partnership.

I1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
l ktiag between ckriatian KrafE and William
HsIlnsn, under tbs firm Of Kratz HeilmA1, t.
this day dissolved By nztual eonssEt-Ckrisfian
kratz withdrawing frenn the business All claims
due to the concern vii b payable 70 the successor
William Hsilman, Who will discharge Asl~fhs
liabilities OF tbs Arm.
CHRISTIAN ERATZ,
WILLIAM HEILMAg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18

OF which a part are OF the following
articles:
BLACK SILKS,
TAFFETA SILKS,
SEED SILKS,
DRESS SILKS,
COLORED VELVETS,
SHIFTING FLANNELS,
Sd OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY SIDE COMBS,
IVORY BACK COMBS.
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
f ( ENCH MERINOES,
FRENCH POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL DELAINES,
COLLAR BEADS.
BASKET BEADS,
GENTS SCARFS and TIES.
SILK POCKET H'D'KFS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERED HDKFS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
HOODS AND NUBIAS,
ZEPHYR Wool, all shades,
LACE H'DK'FS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
CORSETS,
GRAPES,
DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WHITE and Plaid Linseys,
WOODEN YARNS,
&c, &C., &C., &c.
For Sale at the lowest Market Prices
J. T. as. a. COOLIDGE
EvASsyILLE, September 20, lss4.-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18


Hardware.
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
T. O r. g u = II,
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
ScytheE,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
names, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Ehovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
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 to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG q CO.,
& No. Is First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18
HARDWARE.

Our Fail Stock beng very .
large and complete. we can /
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail to please in Style
Quality and Price. Gun
Stock is now bought fol
Cash. and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY, EnElish.
! TABLE CUTLERY. American.
/ TABLB CUTLERY. English.
TABLE CUTLERY, American.
POCKET oUTLRBT
! POCKET oUTLERF
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
cH0PPTNs AIRS.
CROPPING AxEs
oH0PPTH6 AXES
oHoPPEH6 AxEs.
sHEk - AND scissors
sREAks AND Scissors
SHEARS AND scissors
SHEARS iEB SCISSORS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
MIL AND cur SAWS
MILL AND X our sA vs.
wooD AND HAND SAWS
WOOD Nd HAND SAWS
BUILDERS HARDWARE
MECHANICS TOOLS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE
MECHANICS roofs.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
CARTRIDGES AND GUN CAPS
; GUNS ATD PISTOLS.
CARTRIDGES AND CON oar
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SCALE BEAMS AND sTEELYARDs.
SCALE BEAMS AND sTEELYARDs.
GEO. =. soNNTAG a. CO.,
Ne. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18
TX vANDRRaURGH COUNTY.

ECR SALE o. EAsY TERMS. the vol
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18

sHEk AND scissors
eREzks aND Scissors
SHEARS AND scissors
SHEARS iEB SCISSORS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18

cH0PPfNS AxEs.
CROPPING AYES
CROPPING AXES.
0H0PPTNG AxEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-18

rLLIAM EKILMAs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
What Constitutes q Rebel
Pirate.

Hon. James Watson Webb. the Amcri-
can Minister to Brazil, has written letter
q the brazilian Minister, in reply to a
ue.c complaining of the capture of the
Florida. In this communication our
Eayor takes the occasion to discuss the
matter Of maaicsting such indecent haste
TO recognize the rebels as hcligcrcnts,
cit re the action eli Great nritian, which
il les tAan I'VE weeks after the news of
actual ho-;il.;ics issued a proclamation
recognizing the rebel government as a
beilisercnt Power. Then France follow
ed tbs lead, and Is Saon Is it Was possible
to do So Brazil followed in the same line
Of action. without doubt. SAYS M
Webb, such proceeding would have
been considered most fragrant act per
pctra,gd by tle maga,inr Powers against a
weaker he: friendly nation, aud good
le4#a ILL.,
After making all due Acknowledgements,
and the PROMISE Of I'll honorable rcpara-
ton, tile United States will make tie
a8e7is I5ea-att- under protest
Sic Nil! say 70 Brazil that sle dcnic. IN
toto t. amy other nation or nations a. saoa
rs rebellion breaks oft in The doiuiuions uf
ANY friendly lover, and without any ex-
animation or investigation whatever. and
UI'has; knowing 81 pretending 10 know
The lasa.iz :. IT, contest, .lc night Ia do
b 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
The News from Sherman.

The news from sherman, and Of hi,
successful battle with the rebels near
Savannah, does not come through The recu-
lar channels, but is the report of private
individual; bat the account seems so natu-
raj, and probable, that we must all give it
cred zee. 4 day or two more and we
shall have all the particulars, and have it.
not strained through secession selves, but
in the straightforward business Ike Ian
gaagc Of Sherman himself There can be
but little doubt but Sherman and Foster
are acting ia eoncert,an event which bodies
no good to the rebel cause In that quarter.
General Warren made an important and
successful move on the Weldon Railroad,
and has returned all safe.
Matters seem to continue about as they
have been for week in Tennessee. Gen.
Thomas is growing stronger and Hood
weaker, all the while.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

ter, threatening to cut him off from the
inlet to the CITY. This was followed by
advauee of the whole Union line, which
doubled up the rebel formation in caGfu-
Fien, and thew fell back to the immrliate
vicinity Of the works in the rear Of Savan-
nah, ctr troops pursuing 10 Telfalr on .he
South, and corresponding distance aleug
the upper railroad. Here our troops halt
ID and ,len fell back an finding the enc
ny works very strcn<
Our men, from heavy march the rrevi-
Gus night and the severe fighting, were
about worn cut.
The loss was severe on both sides-250i
Union and 5000 to 1910 rebels. Among
the latter were fully 1900 prisoners. in
GLIDING MANY officers Of rank. Colars,
cannon. small arms, Wagons and ea.ssont
we're also captured.
Ila.dee and Cobb were in command Of
the rehcIs The rebel loss at first Was les
than oars, owiag to their protection, but
AZ the close of the action they suffered ire
mcudoasly Ii was believed that all ,he
head Of the Inlet, 1900 or 5000 would he
captured.
These facts, saws The H'orid's CORES
pondcut. have been ccrcfully concealed by
the rebel authorities. The greatest CON
stcrlla;i0a prevails ~ Charleston. The
last report Jeff sherman close to the coast.
and he would be able 70 form junction
with Foster and the feet, or to attack
Savannah with good prospects Of Sue
cess.
New YoRK, Dee II.
I'll, ox,r- A1nr,fl,,,t
Gcn Warren expedition work thas
A rapid march Of 80 miles. 3 important
bridges. over 90 miles Of railroad. large
amcGH: of forage and other stores were
DESTROYED, Sussex Court House burned.
and a score Of prisoners captured, and all
with having sustained slight loss.
WAsuISGreS. Dec IL
Richmond papers of Monday report
General Sherman moving on and in close
proximity to Savannah. Bcauregard is il
cammand Of the city, assisted by Hardcc,
smith, and probably Dick Taylor.
I battle, the rchGl papers say, may be
progressing tosda,, and they express
themselves as confident Of success,
Bragg, al las, accounts. was IN Augusta,
Ca.
Passengers by tho mail-boat to-day. re-
port that while on the James river yeSier
dapmorning,Si o. eiSh. miles from Ducth
Gap, thcy heard heavy firing in the latter
direction.
All Of Warren's men are safely back to
glcir quarters.
MONTREAL. Dee. II.
The st. Adams raiders left the city i'm
mcaiatclv after being discharged. The
authorities are taking steps to arrest
them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
Northern Es.c.fie RaiIrza3.

T-5r..-oen 3&e.fia RaiIEza3.
It1ay M. :, ,4r~a IL. 4 segi5rs and
X 'afr determined e.Iae.. : h-.ae aiaJe
.o#ba.ll . fa..l1sgaai ia tie P4e,ze, from
se.a- #o.a. on I.aI.r 3psT.or. to have il
terminus a. Paset= saaaI. ! ae length o
.l5a roal i.e.4cau lie .ao points Is about
two t,1as7ud miles. The estimated co>5
: Ole hundred an seven millions ef dol
lars. lis rang las iecn fixed, on t.
S5ath. t, The latitude Of II 7ee,' leaving
ahelt Of soma five hundred mile, L taean
dis al q Contra, r2a;e. The Eastern
see.ieas os tllis route are already estai-
Hshe5. and in working order to Bangor.
ReY. GIRL Pearl, in an able article in
he Northern Monthly FOR December, en-
toys fully into the merits of tbs great
work, and shows eouelusiyely, that tits Il
feasible roH;e, mach needed one, and
will be n paving one.
He informs tie public, that meeting Of
the charter members was held in Boston
IN September at which ten States were re-
presented Book, of subscription were
opened III Boston and Portland, and at the
lime Of tie writing of the paper, nearly
two millions Of dollars of the stock had
been taken Up.
Congress has already granted a charter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
Don't Forget.

~ Please 70 remember That We shall
sead the A@rrte1a to those only Who pay
in advance, after the commencement Of q
new volume in Jan, This eoursc IS nee
cs,ary, to insure the publication Of the
paper. Those owing viii please hear il
mind flat we mist collect our Gass TO
meet our current expenses.
Let us have the decks cleared for 4
EeH Years operations; and We Proafi-e
MI those WHO continue to make a part Of
the crew of the American for 1865, that
'Te will try to make the paper as hncl
letter as We can, and the times will allow
we want now. to Issue TO subscribers ius'
such paper as they deserve, new pre-.
Worth 5l,o00, AMI new suit Of type
worth SOD In addition to this, anew lot
IF paper to get through the WINTER
Many miel.lcs make mucklc,a saith the
provero. Two or three hundred subscri-
bcrs, each paving a few dollars will hel.
u much.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

CongressionaI Vote.

The following is the Congressional vote
in this State.
1st District-Tohn Lynch l5,09G, L n.
NJ. Sweat, POS. John h. Brown, Reu-
hen 6. York, and Saml Anderson one
each.
ID District-Sydney Perham 1880.
Andrew s,34i, Eben II. PilIs5ury ].
3D. DStrict--James G. Blaine l4,055. A.
p, Gould 9,727, ". d. Baker 3, John
Carney, 70, 4. II. Abbott 81, d. L. Ful-
Ter 10, a. p. Gould15, A. G. IL. Wood
/.
4th District John IT. Rice l0.802,
James Madiaan 6,983. Milton Z. Shaw
liz, j. II. Pnlleu ~. Jos. W. Porter 80,
Andrew J.C0mstoek Is.
9th District frederick A. Pike 1863.
James White 8,sG7, Eugene Hale :, f. =
Pike, 81, j. G. Blaine, 10, Mark Il. Luz
hin IL, Benz, Ferguson 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

81 We publish this week an imno,,
ant order in relation to CORRECTING tho -,
roiinent' Let us call attention at tbi.
time and urge upon the municipal Officer.
OF towns the necessity and the dutv ~
periccting the enrolment of their s.vor.,
towns. Changes are constantly tak;nr
place which should be made known n no
Enrolling Board and corresponding cor
rcctions made. Let the Sclcctmen 500 ;.
it, as well as each enrolled man. tina, al
impcrtcctions Of the rolls are satsfac,or;lv
and honestly corrected, so that no com.
plant in the future shall be made nm ~.
score Now is the time to attend to hi.
duty and no one can do it as well as tho
municipal authorities of towns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

- The Bangor Jc6ersonian has adopted
the advance pay system, and put up it,
price to $500. The Democrat has al,o
adopted the advance system, and has in.
creased its subscription price to s2,O-
The Easiport Sentinel on its re-appear.
ancc. receives no names 20 its lists. witbou.
pay III advance. The kenncbec Journal
has put up It's price to $3.50. The Aroos-
took Times goes in for payment. VERY
shortly all the newspapers of Maine will
adopt this common sense rule. 1t il thu
only one that will keep the heads Of pub.
fishers above water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
The Mess SAGE.

Il Is hardly necessary to commend this
document to the attention of the reader,
because its importance, growing out Of eur
domestic troubles and foreign relations, is
enough Of itself to engage the attention Of
the intelligent reader, without any extra
inducements, 10y way Of pufTs or highly
wrought notices, We must say, however.
that We believe it Will commend itself to
'he good sense and the patriotism Of the
people, beyond that of any preceding
message from its author. The President
seems 10 have emerged from state Of
doubt and pcrpleNity, 10 that of certainty
and clear sunlight. There is no hesitancy,
no halting between two opinions, no hor-
ler STATE policy nor radical free state poll
cy saying TO him do this thing, or do that
,hing, and YOU shall succeed, hut there ia
a clear, decided, outspoken, Lincoln and
Ca;en policy, indicated i'll the wool and
warp Of the w.telc document, which viii
meet with the unbounded appreciation of
most loyal men.
The President is a very cautious man
as all hi. acts show. He feels his way
along the untrodden paths which lie before
him, with uncommon circumspection; and
with great honesty, modesty, and perse-
yerancc. When oace he has planted his
foot on stable ground, and he is sure, from
tie careful examination made, that he is
right, all tie Kings oxen can't budge him
He Is net obstinate, but he is firm in all
his well formed purposes.
The pablo debr, in round numbers, is
seventeen hundred million dollars. This
is much less than has been represented.
The finances of the country are assum-
ing more hopeful appearance. The in
come from all sources, except, duties on
foreign goods are rapidly increasing, If
the rebellion shall soon be crushed the ma
ton will rapidly pay of its great debt, and
enter upon career of unparalleled pros
perity.
Recruits for General Hancoek's Corps Of
Veterans will be received at the Provost Mar
,halls .oalce, Belfast until January lst. This
corps will be composed of Veterans who have
served not les, than two years, and will be mus
ter ed for one year. Recruits will be credited to
the toWns of which they or tLeir families e
residents; and in addition to the town State ard
government bouu;ies wi. receive special gov
crnment Bounty Of Three Hundred dollars on
being mustered iato the seryies.
For particulars Apply to Capt. William Foglcr,
Pc!iast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16
Repcrt Of tho Commissioner OF
.AgricNltliro.

The Third Animal Report Of co@nl;ss-
Toner Newton is very satisfactory doea-
meut. indicating great industry in collect
ins agricultural statistics. aud nh aptitude
ana IA ility for exhibiting the results Of an
extensive correspondence foF facts, which
renders the Report at once comprehensive
and fill. From i. we learn that the wheat
crap for 1861 is less by million and n
half Of bushels, than last year, but it is
fully made mp. in quality. The greater
Weld in corn and bucllwheat this year over
last, viii greatly lessen the home consnmp-
t:ca Of wheat.
rye Is near a million bushels less than
las. wear difference 50 small as not to
be perceptible.
Barley. is also less in amount, but the
difference is small.
The cat crop Is near three million bush
els greater than last year.
The carn crop IS scycnty-cisht and a
half millions of bushels greater than that
Of 1853, bat ffty-dyc millions Bushels less
than ~ eropof 1862. The home demand
far this article is supposed to be much less
than in 1902, because there are two mill
ions less # hogs. and a greatly decreased
number Of cattle to fattcn. Also, there
5 less farm stock kept ever and s,iil
larger saving hy diminished distiliot;on,
Tae crop Of potatoes is PIT down at
abog, three millions Of bushels less thaa
last year.
Tie hay crop Is less, to some extentbut
moro tlaa made mp in quality.
In ROOT crops, tllcre Is a large decrease
in nearly all the States.
r. teal value Of the crop: for Isl
vii f-ure uf, says the Commissioner
about 5i.75j,9o9.e3ajus; about the amouat
Of the national debt.
The distribution Of wheat in lsi3 gave.
say, the Commissioner, general satisfaction
- much -, that large importation was
made. and the wheat scattered through
every loyal State. i very superior kind
of oats lgam sweden have been distributed;
Of wheat and other grams, over 396oo bags
of nearly quart each have been sent
The whole number OF packages of seeds
Of AL kinds which have been sent ont Is
over L0a1,0a1.
The manufacture Of sugar from tie 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

A FLoup OF CoUNTERFEITs.-The
Providence Journal gives the following
list Of countertcits and altered bills that
have circulated in that city during the
week ending Dee. 10;
Counterfeit twos ON the Agawam Bank,
Springfield, Mass. fves, Merchants Bank.
New Bedford, Mass. ones, Northampton,
Mass; twas, Essex Bank, Hsyerhill, Mass.
thrces, Balls Head Bank, N. Y; twos,
Liberty Bank, Providence fives, South
bridge Bank, Mass; fves, Union Bank,
Boston fyes, Mechanics Bank, New
Haven, Conn. Ones altered into fives On
the following banks Harvard Bank.
Cambridge, Mass; North Bank, Boston /;
Producers Bank, Woonsocket, r.. l.;
What Cheer Bank, Providence, r. l.;
Traders Bank, Boston, Mass: Metaeomet
Bank, Fail River, Mass; Bank of Cape
aun, Aas<.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

-yrte Fsn3a al Mart1ees5oro-T The TenRc-
se,aas = uood's Army-Later from
.Cafii1raia and he PaciEc Cocst-Leter
yro. Gen. lShermaH-De5tiaGfteH q
IYarrea's Corps u hereaaoats u Bheeh-
.sazsdge. ,,.,
Official reports have just been received
from Gen. Rossean at Murreeshofo con-
eerning the recent fight.
Tke railroad sonth ef that place is be-
,isye6 70 be uniniured as also the rsatl be-
tweep Nurfreesboro and oryilie Crack
Eire miles north from there TO orvlae the
gead is destroyed. =,
..,nel by Gel MaFrisons forces, the enemy
l,s,1pe skrrnunded them, hut they bravery
fongilf their WHY out and reached Mnrfrees-
soyp without. less.
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ester ana me hf8ftS-- 4 F"Ai nc -. 2
me Po,oa7c-LQter Ne,es .fro~ Nash
rj3e.
sz New YoRE, Dec. l2th.
The Richmond Eramiasr of the 9Th
ten. sherman, 4 y reported, reached =
II int half way between Millcn and "a
vanaah. 1t Is believed that he is marching
o. the latter place.
We hone he will attack Savannah, but
the loire il faint When he gets IN the
neigit'ofheod and has saH1e ekar InierHa-
tiaa u mat Savannah j., Lee viii turn lis
stcrrs ~ another direction.
fhe Charleston Hercefy Of the 5th.Says
Sherman is evidently marching iar SaNau-
nah or some ether point iii TINT nclehbor-
hood On Friday morning ID inst, his
main bolIr hrokc camp n Louisville. Ga.,
an ana rchcd down the Central rHlread.-
Th. llth and 29th army corps, which furnl
Iii. lesl wing. being in advance.
Before nightflII the greater portion 81
the YANKEE column had passed through
NIlIen in the direction of Savannah. We
hive no later news cf its whereabouts
The same paper says, It Is reported tha'
hss.it ties had b .en resumed some where
near Pocatohga on Sunday between tAl
rebe!s and Fosters forces.
The Redmond Desf.,t1t OF the 9'h
SAYS:
Information reached here Yesterday that
a fnftc fron Grants arm had struck tia
Petersburg and Weldon railroad at barrett
- iailcs south Of Petersburg. and WEI,
proceeding towards " elasn.
- tn this time Of writing we have II
ueal adyices from this expedition.
Ne learn from an official source that
heavy column of the enemy. consisting q
infantry, artillery and cavalry. left oul
front at Petersburg on Friday night HOY
inr down the .IcrEsaiem road. and Ueft
reported IN "Wednesday morning at Proc
tiers M!lI. ~ miles sonth OF Petersburg
Since that time thty were not heard troa
uatil yesterday morning.
This column OF the enemy j. sad to con-
@;,t mostly OF infantry. from winch II Is
inferred to he simply raiI.ag party >iml-
Iar to that one which visited stony trceh
last week, and that it is not prepared for 4
protracted and extensive expedition.
The Iribune's Washington despatch OF
the llth says:
Charleston papers of tie 9Th state tia;
sherman was at Station No. 6, on the 9Th
inst, 90 miles from savannah. lie Was
marching in the direction Of savannah.
The IfiLuae'S despatch says that Thorn
as tcleSraphed to Washington on Saturday
that nothing could move around Nashville
without Slipping up.
The Government feels entire confidence
not only in sherman's lnoTemens but II
others also now on foot.
Ii is felt that the country viii rejoice
over the news of more than one victor.
before the close OF this week.
Sr. Louis, Dec. llth.
The Republican has Ike following spec
ial from Cairo:
Considerable excitement existed at Mem
phis on the 9th inst, over Il report tina
Beaurccard was marching on Fort Pillow
with a strong force.
No heavy guns are supposed to be use
bv the rebels to blockade the Cumbefian
river.
Oseeola has been ocgN,iel by SINAI
force Of rebels.
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