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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
RvansTille Markets.


~ EvazssILGE. Nov. aosh.
Ares 4 l>ag season Of aeilnsss the AaFlsts IN
tAlsslty kavs rssumsd = nssv ehesrsai activity.
.sifha eeasiasrabis speculative spirit PREVAILING.
AFEhEs-Are very sesEes aaa prizes rule very
aF'a aad !, htS1 aEarss, bslag hoIi aa sasz %
~ tashsi. from wagons.
Large dsaisrs aa,r wesssra Apples. nOt sslsesaa.
- e t9sss % PER barrel. E4sssrs Select at - 50
a. 90
eAcox-Firm - a. fss sAsaiasrs. iss fos
cisss siAss. sud gssz7s Scr HAms.
HuTfER-fs plsasy bat ara At to8sos.
BucK WHEAT FLouR-ss soass % per sab
Use pounds
nRAa--afa At u 90 pes 100 pounda.
eHEEsE-wss,srn ne.srYs. IRE. = ..ss.Sazl
saaad aEd prices sFs erm ~ o - Cor sap.sns-.
sad . 7sssio % f's E4iFa, censiderabls ,,uanss-
t'esssse bslug shippsa u xs~ Ierk vi. ssw
ofissss.
GRAtA Market ls Arm wish aataFial sir.r-
enea between tbs viswr 81 holders add bayur.
wTEAT-spsculators uasr 81 7sal As Gsr Rsa
sad whife. whioh il beiow the vlsws u atrm>rs.
81 he demand seslos higher Ba, Iifsls oeilssHr.
coRs-Is hsid BY tbs iasmsr. at soasi 10. per
hnshei, which rsadsFs ths marass dull. buyers
h8fffhg on
oATs-F I'm =, soasse. With light rsosipts.
EARrEY-In zosd asmsaa st 81 ssaI 70.
REE-fIsid with arnnsss as 81 2ssI 10 nth
batistsls striving.
FLAX sEED-Fira 1t e. o.
CLOVER sEED-sfo %.
| TIMOTHY sEEp~s s. %.
Hogs-H,la at I2siss nss. according 10 The
w~sghi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Affairs ia Tsnasssss.

NASHVILLE, Eov.-A train arrived
here last night from Chattanooga with a
number of wounded, several rebel pris-
onsrs, among the latter Brig, General
Youag Of Cheathan's command.
though parties Of rebel cavalry are pro~l-
ing near the line Five hundred crossed
the track near Lavergne last night, Is
miles south Of Nashville.
The garrison At Shelbyville we're at
tackled by body Of rebel cavalry on
Monday, bnt after SEINE severe skirmish.
sng the rebels retired.
No change in Hoods position. In
every skiFmish so far, the Federals ap.
pear to have had the advantage
Our forces have evacuated Sheibyville,
and il is now in the hands OF the rebels,
Opinions are rife as to Hoods Intentions.
Ample preparations have been made "a
defend Nashville, should he attempt its
cap,ure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
River News.

The river continues 70 fall rapidly, along It's
whole length. With. however, magsldeeat stage
Of water for the largest class Of boats.
The arrivals aad departures since Tuesday
night eE'brsee the Missouri and 81. Charles,
Lsuisgilis 20 New Orlsans; Lizzie Martin aud
Lewsliyn, Nashville 10 LouisviIiss Chairman and
Carrie, Nashville 10 Evansville; James Gray,
Linton to EvsnsviIlei Juno. Pittsburgh TsrAs-
con, Louisville 70 Henderson and rsturH Arms-
da, 70 Cairo.
The Missouri and 81. Charles sttraeied much
admiration yesterday on account Of their fair pro.
portions and elegant hnish. A lengthy deserip-
tIon Of The 81. Charles will be found on our 8rt
page this morning, copied from our afternoon
edition Of yesterday.
Tho oharmor came in from Nashville about
o'clock yesterday morning. aad the Carrie ysster-
day evening, both entirely light. there being no
freight whatever at Nashville or along the Cum.
berlsnd river, for this direction.
3otl boats viii return 20 NashviIis tomorrow
afternoon.
Tho luminous Tarascon, regular as clock. work
and as pretty az e morning glory, pus IN her ap.
pearauoe early yesterday afternoon. shs returned
TO Louisviis about dafk last night fall Of people
The sarategA, We learn, has abandoned her tip
- -" H''fr"'f ~ 80 Rse%'"f A"e /" taiu UP ~
Louisville.
This NICK LoeEworth. another magnificent
boat, viii be down today, en- route 10 New or.
leans. Ah7 has splendid passenger acoommoda.
thousand freight capacities. Mesars. Cor a Hum.
phrey are her agents.
The favorito Gen. Anderson, one o. tho Bsets,t
boats afoat, viii DO the regular packet for Calro
to-day,s 2oelook, aud ofisrs inviting attractions
10 shippers and passengers not ths ieast Of which
is our gsnial and elegant friend Billy Lowth her
popular commander.
The paiatial and grand Msrnias Star, the Ne
Plus ultra Of steamboat arehliootare, 10 the reKu.
lar packet for Louisville to-day. Her luxurious
appointments, her sumptaous tables. her genial
and whols-sou'ed officers, Capt Ballard and john
owlthmsy, present irrssistabie attractions to pas.
- gers Mr.. Bolden and Nswhar will give
accurate att alton 10 tho freight department..
The Juno arrived yesterday from Pittsburgh,
with Of her boilers collapsed, full pariisalsr-
Of which will be found IN another place.
We "a iadcbted 10 Harry Walker. the accom-.
pllshed clerk Of the Ida Handy. for Memphis
papers Of Monday, forwarded from Cairo.
Tho Nashville Unlon Of Tuesday s4ys:
The river IL falling, With seven feet OF water on
nArpeth Shoals III weather has bssn warm aAd
pleasant With indications Of rein.
The vineennes Sun Of Tuesday last
says: The little steamer Nymph, be-
longing to Capt Mills, of Nj. Carmel,
went over the dam at the Rapids, two or
three days ago and was very badly
wrecked She now lies among the rocks
looking pretty thoroughly used up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

New YoRK, Nov. 30 The Conner
eiaEs Washington special says Pryor $
report OF the capture OF Macon is not be-
lieved, as Gen Sherman had cut the
communication with that place, and the
rebels at Richmond could have no in
formation Of the matter sherman,
probably, avoided Macon and Augusta,
and is thought to be marching to the
seaeoast. The rebels are doing all they
can 10 impede his progress,
The Posfs Washington special Says
Richmond papers Of Monday are silent
respecting Sherman's movements. buf
they show the rebels to bein great lrepi-
dalton. There is every reason TO believe
that Sherman IS making bis way tsi-
amphantly to the ssacoast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

C.iRo, Nov. 30S-T:ie steamer Major,
from New Orleans, has arrived. The
papers contain no nswa The weather
Was very cold, the ice being an iEeh
thick. 49, aa.sf-s e f;4s e-z
Gen. Lawler came up TO Memphis
Coiton-No disposition among buyers
TO operate, and holders ars unwilling to
make Aecessiona. Low midland Al 90
Molaases 81 a. Old clarified sugar
25e Flour ranges frcm Si2 50Gl4 90
Eighteen hundred barrels arrived from
the West for shipment North, aud let.
tiers we're received ordering seversl
thousand barrels 10 store, sent 20 New
York, also advising them 20 hare cen
siderable quantity in the West ready TO
ship by river if the New Orleans market
or New York prices justify Cotton
ireights from Nee York, By steam, are
a@ lc; -four 40c
Memphis papers have no news
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NEW YoRK, Nov. 30-Roger A Pryor
arrived here this morning, and was taken
to fort Lafayetta he coafradiGts the
report that be had said that Macon aud
MilledgeVille had been captured, and
that Augusta had probably fallen. He
says sherman is the ablest officer IN org
army, and that the SeutEerners have
more to fear from his movements than
those in progress elsewhere. AS TO the
soashern refugees in this city, be said
they bad acted disgraeefn!iy.
A remonssranee has been received By
ths Chamber Of Commerce from the
merchants Of BAhis against paying the
so, 900 reward for the capture Of the
FLORIDA. ~ afaEfsrffs.e had l-.fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
An Extraordinary Operation, and a
Remarkabla Cur Of Deafnela

o. thiriy-hye years standing, the result ~ Is
eIerstipn performed - - haFt. the oafshfafed
European Rye, Ear. aud Lung Physician aud EaF-
ssab, ron the ksw TURK Geuarai kye, Ear. sd
Long Infrmary, vho l. ndu stopping at the
Sherwood 8onss. in thla eitys
AZ l. knoNu, hase hesu deaf iuF upwa1 q II
thiriy-nS yaars-su much that I oauid uot
hrar thun4af. In this ennd ifian ] entered the
ofies % Dr.. Bort ~ Abe Shrrs00d fieasss We'd.
acs4afs Oct i1ih. / submitted ny case 90 hlta
fof IN operation, uhIeh Nss aeon over, and That
too. without causing but slight psin aKsln
VISITED DR. Bort shis ffridayl lhoEnibE Oct ftth,
and can nov hear perfectly sell. I had, pfafisus
60 applyina % Dr. Bort. consulted and been uudaf
fiss frestmsBt ef al The se-raiof diafinrui shed
al submitted my easr 70 Dr Bort. ard thatlEs T.
The dag o0nclua 20 e0usaif him. ] sTu eoHH-
dani, had not appisad % Dr.. Bert would never
haFa recoFersd my hsarsnk.
signed this (FFidayJ morning. Oh 18th, at the
Sherwood q ensa ALBERT eThOueE
2. o. Addrrss - Ffaeeunsa. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NEw YoRk, Nos. 30-By the steamer
Esrt Morgan we have late Adyiees from
toe Gulf ~tr,
Five Of our gunboats &c in Mobile
Bay, only three miles from the city. The
rebels have important earth works a
little below the city at Dog river bar
Lawlessnsss prevails at Bagdad, on
the north side OF the BIO Grande. An
expeditionsry Union force under Lieut..
Col Sterling, of the 2nd Maine cavalry,
lately captured company of rebels and
number Of small arms at Barren
Bridge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Fires New York.

Nav YoRK, Nov. ga FIRE broke
out this morning about 81 o'clock, which.
it is said, was clearly the work Of 90 in
eeudiary, in the lumber yard Of Ogden
4 Co, in Hubert Street One third Of
the block was destroyed. Among the
sufferers we're a number OF families who
occupied the Dwellings adjoining. Loss
estimated at 100000
Phosphorus vas used, and il is sup
posed the intention was to destroy the
Government warehouse adjoining, where.
in immense quantities Of army clothing
are stored
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR APH-


cen. Lss'a operattansin MisSiasippl'
sr. LOUIS, Nov 30-A dispatch from
Gen. Lee 70 Gen Burton gives The fol
losing as the result Of his reeent raid
into Mississippi;
he captured 200 prisoners, including
% officers, 3 pieces Of artillery, al OF
Gen. Hedges staff, coo TO sou horses
aid mules, ridden By negroes, and de-
stroyed a large quantity Of stores along
the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
Lee had a sharp fight at Liberty, II
which the enemy were badly whipped
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

New YeRK, Nor. 30.-The Herald 5
correspondent with the Army Of tbs Po-
tomac, under date Of the 2Ssh, SAYS:
More firing than usual was INDUCED
in on the 9th. In the evening, the
rebels fred from advanced points Of
their new line, beyond The famous Ber-
muda Hundred tower Our gunbosis
replied, and the affair was terminated
On the morning Of the 18th, firing
was quite brisk, musketry participating,
hut no hattle ensued
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

a Eslaabss adjunct 10 The Dye. Ia dressing ssd
promoting tbs growth aud perfect health % tie
hair, and u itssil. when used alone, safeguard
that protects tbs abrss frem decay Hsdsr all cir
espAatsnces and unGer all eiimss.
Manufactures By ,. CHRIST ADoRo. No. 6 kstOr
Bosss. New York. sold By ali Druggists. Applied
By ell Hair Drssssfs po42 in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

Gen. Thomas Reinf0rced--The Pros
meet Encouraging.


NASHVILLE, Nov. 23-The situation
IS interesting Rumors OF al ssrts are
ayius aboat the stresta The reports
Published at Louisville and elsewhere Of
the heavy lighting at Columbia are an
certain. The rebels made an assault
npou our cater lines on Saturday and
we're driven back with some loss Yes
terday there was only some desultory
diminishing, and, rs we have no intslli-
gencs from the front to-day, We infer
tLat nothing serious has occurred We
still hold Colunbia, all statements to the
contrary, Notwithstanding; and all our
Qualifications on the south side Of Duck
river are still in our hands We have
abandoned Shelbyville and the rebels
are said to occupy the town. As SheE
5yvilie IS only SIX miles from Wartrsce,
On The Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, it's probable the enemy viii en-
deaVor 10 cut oar Communication with
Chattanooga | doubt not we shall hold
that line Of road. We have received
reiuforrrments, which, unknown TO either
the rebels or the loyal people, hare been
on their way hither for the past two
weeks, and whatever Hoods chances
originally we're for successful invasion
Of Tennessee, they are nov sadly dimin-
ished
Ihs rin has ceased and the mud is
drying up.
Gen. Rousseau has gone to Murfrees-
boro to look after matters in that quar-
ter
Lieut Col. L. D. Hale, LIST Michigan
artillery has resigned
The train from Chattanooga arrived
on time this morning, and the 2.l5 traia
Jeff Tor that point a. usual
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NKw 1OaK, Nov. 20--The World's
Baltimore letter says Lee sent OF %. 900
men to go to meet Sherman, and 6lsed
theif places by two divisions from the
army OF Early These divisions we're
ksrshaws and another The former
Jeff Eaflys army on the l7th, add the
latter on the 20Gh The writer claims
rebel aaihorisy for saying THAI there will
soon IA 30 600 men in Georgia to 90
pose SHERMAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

kAthairon is from ths Greek word "KsthFs,' -
'kAiAairs." signifJins % cleanse, rsjusinass sad
restore. THIS AFtlsl~ Il what its name slghiass.
For preserving, FsstarsHa and besutlfying the
hamaa hair "a h tbs mest FsmA1sabIe preparation
10 ths~orid. IL is again owned and pot ap by
the osixinAi prnpriesor, sna ts nov made With shs
sams s@fs skin aud sst~atfon which gave II =
sale Of ever ons million bottles per Annum.
Itisa ROss ssilghtfal Hair Dressing.
u srS'iiossss scarf zsa dahdrua
II kssps the hsas eool and clean.
u makes the hsif. rieh, sofs aud glossy.
II pFuvsnts the hair ssom falling % ana turn.
iDg gray
II restores hair upoa bald heads
Any Lady or Esnslsmss who values h@autifal
hs.d ofhair sbo.id uss Lysa's Kashasrss. II Is
kssws sad 81 tkrssshoat tAs eivilissd World.
sold By al rsslssotahls dealers
DEMAs I BARNES a CO., New Tork4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Rebel Papers Discussing the Exaem-
atfom OF htc hEp end.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 30-Among the
significant articles in the rebel ne~s.
papers is in the Richmond EAig Of the
10Th lust, urging the little real import
anee Richmond is 70 the Confederacy.
This is evidently put forth to check the
shock its fall will produce
Wood is one hundred dollars per cord
in Richmond, aud many families are
without fuel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
---------.s.-----------

WAsHISsrox, Nov. 80 The mail
steamer from City Point reports heavy
artillery aud musketry firing heard early
yesterday morning on the north side OF
the James. over in she vicinity of Dutch
Gap. The gunboats were also supposed
to be at work. Firing had nearly ceased
at IL o'clock No particulars received
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
cOLqATE's IIOpEY SOAP.

Tins celebrated Toilet sesp, IN such uni-
ssrsal demand, IL made ffom the choicest ma
tsri4ls. fs mild aud ensiIient In - nature.
fragFsntIY scented, aud sxtrsHaely bene
METAL ia its action upon the skin. For sale by
druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
A Case Of Deafness Of Twenty-one
Years Standing Cured by Or.
Bort, at the Buntin House, Terre

To all Whom % may so8seru -, JAMES W Nor
ton. appiisd 10 Dr. Bort some twa sests since, Tor
the restoration a my AeaFfHg. I vas, pHsFiaus 70
applying 70 him. deaf fsftNenty-oue Jears. - e
iessi sixteen ys4rs could n0t hEar person sfsak
unisss said peraos sas tffy eiose 10 me and hgi-
lowed loadiy. submitted ny caae 70 "a otara-
tiOn under tis ehsFge u Dr. Bort who parfsffnea
the opsratioa IN fee minutes. eausinR bHt little
OF DO pain. which lmprssed ny hsaring aiHost
instantly. Dr.. Bort further prescribed affiaia
remedies, bsst knaNn 70 himseif aesla ftsited
BT. Bort to-das. with uy heasinz pfieetiy -
stored. Also the ringing and hiasing ngise r. ny
be@d has csas@d and 20 those an cted ~ IKE isn
Bsr, wVuld says BY ali nlsana. copsah Dr. beFt.
aud obtain his sAnaid opini0u-
sixnsd this ZIst day 81 sspfsmtsr, 10.
JAaEs ". M0EToH
2 D. Addra.s. MonleEama. IngIa1a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

Nsw YoRK, Nov. "a convention
delegates from The tobacco trade of
the pFiHripal cities Of the Union-will
be heldin this city on the TIL of Decem.
ber The object is to request Congress
70 Icy the lax solely on the leaf tobacco
going. into consumption in the United
States, thus exsmpting the producer,
aud deyolving upon the purchaser the
payment Of the tar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Facts for Soldiers. - Throughous the
Indian and Crinean campaigns the only nsdi-
eines which proved themselves shls to care fhs
worst cases of Dysentsrry, seurqy, and FeEsF'
we're Hollovay's Pills and ointneAt. ThersioFs'
let every volunteer see that h is supplied with
them when IN the field. II the reader Of this
notles " cannot get box Of PIils or Ointment
from The Drug Store in bis place, ss him write 70
me, % Maiden Lane, enclosing ths anounf' and
will nail box free o. expense MANY ds@AsFs
win not keep my medicines Ga h&ad beeAass they
cannet make a. much profit IS On other persens
make. IS cents, % esnts, and 81 40 per box or
pot. nos4-iwd
Avofa Drugs wherever is Is possible, and
depend upou such Innocent remedies - nature has
piovissf. Dixon's Blackberry carminstfvs Is one
Of the most valuable Of this class. both soldiers
aud civilians know, by sxpsrBsness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Read New Testimonials,

have iren blind Is eaiarsota Bsff hoth syas
sor tightesn years 49, npefaifd On b Or asrf
81 the Buutin Hsnss. TrfFf HAnin. sent Id
U.s.. sev can So rcd fns pfini I esa
nreFious O. applying 90 De- Sort, % h.ina that
eetlia not ans uljert So i.iau ycafa aHe nae
rsiurn thanks @ Dr.. Bert ~. tho stlu di.lasgsa
on my case. To thsss NifA I'm airaf sisht
sopid say, despair Hat antn 5ou have eaustites
". Bort, the renowmtd sufgwon for diseases 81
TIL E,o Mar, Ar.
flgned 81 rsrra Haais, IndiAna, this "a as q
Saxsmhar, 1851 JAMES NEIsUt
4. %. Adfras. - aliase
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

TosoxTo, Nov. 30-Bill (slias Burt
Barclay was before the Court to-day.
The particular charge against him was
abandoned, and he was discharged he
was at once re-arrested on fresh war
rant, charging him With being connect
ed With the Lake Erie piraticai affair.
He viii be brought into Cont again To-
morrow. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
HOTEL.
: HOTEL.
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMP.

AN NOW CASYAssIsG soUTBERs IsDI-
Y ana. e1hibfdag ana hHiug spplieztigus %
Tser fzhsIesase Ard r~szlit for this grssf pEnp-
eza bs fou1d 1t tls WAsifisEtos Bonss- At The
" ashtBxton Stables I hare set one In oper2tions
~. ,h.t NJ J rrfe s4ys. Il have boagkt
-. "a. the Cooke Pumps u Mr. W A. Hunt, ard
~. "a in operatiou throwing water into ths res
rvost 70 supply The ssgins AZ ny Piough 1etofy,
- rscousr.ssnd il a. good pnmp. and superior
80 Tbafn pussb, - il usTrr gets out % or1sr
=, -forffsr sesffnoaiais all are invited - call
- :. :. s,r stsmssIfes W A. HUNT
Proprietor.
wsz hingtoH Hsass REsnsVfHs, md n9'b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
HOME INTERESTS.

Te pHracrAsa.-lIf you wish 10 purchase pare
Jruxz, Medicines. and CheaAlcals At . smeu al.
vance Eastern prices. 90 aad examine KRILER
4 Wars stock, whore yoa viii md every AFti-
Gle that is hooded by che profession, and prices
which cannot Ai TO give satisfaction. Their
storp Is Al No, % Main street. may4dAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NsW YoRK, Nov 29.-At the trial Of
new pfojectile st New Haven, range
Of Il Hliles was obtained. This shell Is
aesigned for the destruction Of Rich
raoRd from our present lines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

PKovIpExcK, r. L, Nov. 30-A cotton
flannel factory, North Blackstone, Mass,
owned By Andrew G. Bel, was burned
this morning. Loss quite heavy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
! for discharged Soldiers
CoMMIssIoNER,s SAFE:

by ORDER or rnE COURT or COMmoN
ID Pleas Of tho County Of Vanderburgh aud
State Of Indiana, viii sell at private sale Lot No.
1876, In the original plan OF the city Of Evansville,
being twenty-hve feet front by ninety feet deep,
aud situated on Vine street. between second and
Thtrd strets, the property Of the heirs e Walter
Raleigh. Teens ;--One-half cash, and on3.tali
In twelve mouths, with interest, etc
JNo. ]. CHANDLER,
EepA commissioiSsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
STILL ANorHFR

Mfs. Anthony ostfandeF bal tass 81 Csfuu,st
tho right eye, 81 Ninciesn Yeas e. uains
eAussd froaa luhafn nsHtiea % The eye fil4t r. .
years ago, sra fuAiiy teeomlBg tilud III tie risAt
ey4. sha was eparatsd on BY Dr. baft which -
ssa1ea her sight IN isw days. A idFsss
ASTuosY 0srHANnER.
Teffn iiants, 40 iaaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney at Law and U. S. Claim
Agent.

Is authorised BY tho Government TO procure Pom
siona, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for kIoRsEs and other PaoFSRrY destroyed
while in q service Of the Government, and all
claims, OF whatever Kind or nature against the
United STATES
Bounty for discharged SOldlePsl
BY an amendment 10 the Boanty Law, passed at
the last session OF Congress. "An soldiers or
other persons who have bssn shall hereafter Be
discharged within twO years from the date Of their
enlistment, by reason efwounds received In battle.
shall receive the same BoDaty a though they
served two years"
Once e5SS Main Street, over Keiler's Gun storS.
opposite tho cours House, Evansvllle. IadlAaa.
Correspondents must eheioss stamps.
Na. Good references given II required. miss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NEw YoRK, Nov. % - The torpedo
boat Stzomboli made q trial trip on Fri
day, aud on Saturday sailed FOR an un-
kno~n service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
81 mo- -i 5 w., q ~ E

Mr.. Thas. Mce8y.iof tfsis Sod8fye. ~ III.
81 and subniited bic easa 20 De- Bort, noiolaaf
1sth, At The sherNnad Heuse. he sau has hssr.
This b. referred - ~ calling IN the eafE
Of tho ArmAaa-MF g II Webb.
May ether fssiinoaials. from Isersdus Of fha
highest standinK who reside 10 this 81 idst can ha
ssvu snd examined a Or. baria Rooms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NV YoRx, Nov. 30-Gold market
dull; no special movement; the price
opened at ] s2S, but declined to ? 2Ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
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Volume XIV viii cozmsnce January LIST, Iss5.
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Paul Clifford on a Cruise"
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