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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

CAHo, Dee. 27.-s,eamers from New
Orleans bring dates up TO the 18th and
10th aud Goth. The steamships George
Cromwell and Caiawba from New York
have arrived at New Orleans.
The New Orleans Times Eaichez
correspondent writing under date Of the
l7th says A rebel force, ! 200 strong,
crossed the swamps Of Black river on
the 10Th TO escort Semmes across the
Mississippi Col Farrar ascertained
that they we're eighteen miles below vi.
dalia on the 10th, but could not obtain
permission TO attack.
The cotton traders Of Natchez are
making preparations for a large busi
mesa Cotton il moving 5riskly but the
amount Of business ia not large The
business at Maiamoras was very lively
The receipts WIRE three thousand bales
per day. At New orleaos, on the 18th
a lively business was done in cotton
Two hundred bales we're sold a, ful
prices Mldling l22@l23c strict mid
ling at l2io.i low midliug. llse.i n'
material change in prices.
The steamer Darling, from Mempb
for Cincinnati, passed up With twenty
three bales Of cotton.
J. b. Davis, noted guerrillA, wa
hanged on the 23d at Fort Pickering
Memphis.
The Ohio river at this point is higha
than at any previous time during th
year and is still rising
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Ite AaiIp SuurnaG.
PUBLISHED BIZ
JANIS q. McEEELY-
F. Il. THATER-
gEO. a. MoSEKLY.
usnKR rzE EIEa or THE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings,
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND wATER
A Sabdued Fire Eater.

Few papers in the Soath have beeu
more rampant and ferocioas than the
Savannah Republican 1t has eOun,
selled violence against prisoners, and
did all 10 its power 70 incise the soath-
ern people 20 the most atrocions acts Of
crsehy. Bat the Republican has been
tanned The roaring, ravenous, blood.
thirsty editor has been wonderfully
changed, and his articles are now as
mild as the cooing u = harmless dove
BE connseis obedience, on the part Of
the people Of Savannah, to the military
Authorities sagacioas, astute sd.ofl
While the rebels we're in poE er, be
played the bully; now that tbe Union
troops have possession Of the city, be
shines ike a whipped spaniel He fur
uishes fresh evidence that buliss are
| alwaJs, 70 great extent, cowsrds
An extract fron The Republican
article will be found in our telegraph
columns Why sheald We despair o.
sabdaing the South when such 6re-ess
ers as lbe editor Of the Republican srs
50 easily turned aud made 10 talk 50 de
lightfully about submitting To the eousd
/ fuied authorities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

That saw soldier, in The excitement
and agitation Of battle, may fail TO eis-
charge bis gan. sud pu, charge
upon charge aail il Is loaded to
bursting. is probable eaoagb. Bat the
extent to which this sort Of blanderisE
proceeds is greater than most persons
would suppose. In the annual report Of
the Chief OF The Bareaa Of Ordinance
Of the Navy Department, it is stated
that
On The feld Of Gettysburg there we're
2, ,574 guns picked up, and Of these "A, :
600 we're found to be loaded, aud half Of
them we're double loaded one-fourth
had from three TO ter loads 10, and many
had Eve or six balls 10 one charge Of
powder In some cases the powder was
above the ball, IN others cartridges we're
not broken st the end, xhile in one
ulusket twenty-thFee balls, sixty-two
buckshos and quantity Of powder
we're all mixed up together.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Cincinnati Noon Markets.


CfzcIxsaYr. Dee 70
COTTON Dali At IS
FLoUR-pali, aominally e Ioe- lover ? Goa
10 % for Extra state, 10 S54Il % for Round
HOOP Ohio.
wHEAT-DaI AID heavy ssgI % for EsiHes
Western.
0ATs-Ie better es5<sgi o. for Western.
PORK-A sh&ds hrmsr: - SAP 50 fsr one
year cid Mess 80 50es4l % fer Esw 81 sagg55 %
Tor Prima.
BEER-Quist aud stady.
LARD Unchanged 2DA2f1Ss
WHIskr-Duil aud somewhat uBssttled ~
2 Z5aaZ Is for western; eiosizK at issiae price
sU6AR-Qnist - 206s2o5ze. for CabA.
PETROLEuM--Dult &ad naaainai.
ET0CKa-nBii and steady.
MoNEY-Gooa demand
STERLING ExcHAS&E-Qust af ! 0aIz.
GOLD Opened At ~, ELL 10 ig5< aaa closed
at 2 Isl.
CONVENIENT sTOCKs--U. ;. D. 81 reg
isteFed, M DO Coupons, 1919; 20 Coupons,
I as5t 1870 Coupons. oisS ous Tears Cersia-
catss. 1 $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Nsr York r.sms.


NEw YoRK, Dec. 27--At the dinner
yesterday at the New York State Soldiers
Road Admiral Farragut aud Con
modore Drayton made speeches The
Admiral expressed his delight at the
presence of soldiers and sailors and the
efforts made for their case, aud also
made acknowledgements for their cordial
reception
Commodore Draytou pad high COM
pliment 10 the sallantry Of the tag-ship,
of the sailors 10 the passage OF For.
Morgan, aud the naval eugageme nts
generally, during the war
Major General Heron, Inspector Gen
eral ef General eABbys Department,
leaves tonight for the West
Major General Logan is in the city.
The reported capture Of cotton at Sa-
vaunah has caused a considerable fall
in the market, aud is the subject Of much
comment.
One Of the morning papers suggests
that it be presented to Shermans army,
to be divided similar to prize money.
/ Another thinks that if the same policy
is pursued at Memphis and yielnburg
the Government will get very little OF it
Another suggests that the Government
ship the common TO Europe and sell il
for gold to replenish the treasury.
| A report is in circulation that much
of the Savannah cotton is owned on
English and French account.
The subject Of relief for our prisoner:
is sgitssed IN long editorial in tht
Times 1t insists upon the aceeptano,
of the rebel proposition of the exchange
of man for man, ill all white soldier
are relieved The large excess in GU
hands will leave an ample surplus TO
any scheme in retaliation to the Gov
ernment that many entertain respecting
the negroes The writer thinks there i
too much humanity in the North to reu
: der wholesale retaliation upon al n
. rebel prisoners possible
The World thinks, editorially, that
!. it is desirable for our Government t
5 offer, during the present military suC
9 cesses, terms Of peace to the rebels, o
" the basis of unreserved submission I
# the Constitution II says, tbs offer wi
E. probably be rejected By the rebel Leaf
A. ers, but it would De favored by the pc,
st pie of the South, and cause trouble an
dissension.
e. News from San Domingo has iu
Q. been received, The people are s.i
e fighting to drive cat the Spaniards, al
as regain their nationality, A NANTES
has been widely circulated which insis
upon the recognition of the indepen
is enee Of San Domingo IS the only foan
y, alton for treaty Of peace.
ID Adviees from WILMINGTON, threul
us rebel soarces, show that the gale CO
ed tinued on the 2lst and I'D, but subsid
re. on the 2Sd The sea became ca
rafzazrsE reff fzsszef
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Terbett,s Exnsaition.

NEw YoRK. Dec 2S.-The Herald s
correspondent gives details Of Torbett's
cavalry expedition to Gordonsvills.
A sharp fight occurred ss hberty
Mills The rebels were driven to with
in two miles Of Gordonsville, Thst
place was found to be strongly defend
ed, and reinforcements arrived from
Richmond while our forces we're recon
noltering.
Torbett concluded it could not be
taken witk his force aud returned. On
the march il was reported that Aoshy
had been mortaily wounded by oae Of
our scouts The result Of the expedi-
ton shows that all the counties in East
ern NIrgiuis northeast Of the Virgins
and Central railroad are in our pos
session.
asE A4s@E4G Fe Az
s. = 80 ss--- sEss-za r4zaGsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
HrsakinE up er me lie. at st. Loul.,

ST. Louis, Dec. 2S-Ths ice gorges
above the city broke away on Monday,
aad the river is now believed to be clear
from the mouth of the Illinois River TO
Cairo.
Several steamers we're badly damaged
By the ice, aud number Of bargss and
aatboats were carried away The steam
er Highlander, from Pittsburg, with q
cargo OF pig iron, was sunk st dat
Island, and il is feared she win be TO-
tai loss. The boat was worth about
$4,000.
The famous ram Monarch WAS sunk
70 miles below here.
The total damage By the moving oi
the ice is not yet ascertsined.
The Missouri, Illinois, and Upper
Mississippi rivers are reported rising
and doubtless navigation will soon b
resumed for considerable distance NJ
those streams.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Rsvsnus on whtskx.

WAsHINoroS, Dec. 27.-The Commis-
sioner Of Internal Revenue is sending
out Instructions FOR the collection Of two
dollars per gallon nall spirits tha. ma J
be distilled and sold aud reserved for
consumption or sold on and after the
lst of January next, in accordance with
a bill passed by Congress, which has
been approved By The President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
- a Burhegh. the Boston Journal

s Burhegh. the Boston JosEnaFs 5
New York correspondent, speaks Of .
new process:
Massachusetts, is still ahead 4
citizen Of Jour State has made a dis
covery, for which a patent has been OBJ
tanned. BY which the sulphur is extracted
from Pictou aud other cheap Goals, 50
that they can be used for forges and
irOn-work. The chemical is very cheap,
costing less than dollar ton TO pre-
pare the coal II gives s stronger heat
and is better for iron uses than the costly
Enghsh coal nos used The Novelty
Works Of this city have introduced il,
aHd prepare the coal on their own
premises 1t viii introduce an entire
revolution 10 the use Of coal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

Nav HAvEs, CoEx., Dec. IA great
shock, Ike that Of an earthquake, vas
ieh hsre last night, about 2 o'clock,
rocking the earth. IL was supposed to
be an explosion Of great magnitude on
the coast below Beaufort, as The sound
came from that direction, probably a
magazine exploded at Fort Wilmington
or Charleston.
The gale, which prevailed for several
days past, subsidized last night Ths
shipping which has been detained for
several days az Beaufort will be able L
depart to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
BY TELE G RAPH
[YRox YEsrEEDlY's O'CLOCK eDrroS.1
OUR SPECIAL REPORT
News from Wilmington.
The Ball in Motion.
The Bombardnent Com
menced.
Buffers Troops Effect a
a Landing.
Sherman Again on the
March.
saltville, Va, Captured.
A Rebel Paper subdued.
IT coUEsELs OBEDIENCE.
Thinks Sherman not so Bad as has
been Represented.
IT CoUEsELs OBEDIENCE.
Thinks Sherman not so Bad as has
been Represented.
omeial war Ballstia.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-9 p N.
Mgjof GEN Dir:
The following extracts from Richmond
papers Of to-day, have been sent 10 the
War Department by Gen. Grant:
An official dispatch from BeauFegard,
dated the 25th inst, ard received yes
tsrday, says
Gen Hardee reports that the force Of
the euemys infantry, artillery and cav.
airy has moved from Savannah towards
Altsmaba River. Gen. Hardee has made
proper dispositions to check them. sher-
mans object u probably 70 destroy the
Savannah, Ahbama L Gulf Railroad,
it's depols, &c.
No news has been received from Gen.
Hoods army since the 2sth Of Eovem.
bers a.Hdb f
WINEGroS, Dec. 25.--The enemys
6eet-oyer fifty vessels, including two
monitors, several armed vessels. many
heavily armed frigates and sloops Of
war--made furious attack upon Fort
Fisher at J O'clock yesterday, and BON.
barded it until night. At 10 o'clock
Sunday morning the bombardmeut was
renewed and continued throughout the
entire day
Fort Fisher is situated on a sand pile
on the right bank Of tho Cape Fear
river, at its mootb, twenty miles below
Wilmington.
The enemy, we presume, reached their
position above the fort, not by passing
up theriver--when they would have been
obliged TO run the gauntlet Of both forts
Fisher and Caswel--but by landing on
the beach east Of the mouth Of Cape
Fear river The enemy having effected
Judgement above the fort is serious
matter. II will cost double the force 10
dislodge him that would have prevented
his landing
Dispatches from Gen'l ThomaH repre-
sent him as still in pursuit Of Hood
broken and disorganized forces.
roa PULASKI, Tenn.
Major Gent Halleck, ChicCoCStaF:
have received the following dispatcl
from Gen'I Wilson, at the hesdquarter
Of the cavalry corps
BEYOND PULASKI,
December 25th, 1864
There seems to be no doubt that tn
enemy has run of
The rebel force was eight brigades o
500 or 500 each Genl Mood, com
manding the 4th corps, is supportiu
Gen'l wilsos, and both will eoutinu
the pursuit
have heard from Gen'l Prince to
day. He disembarked his troops from
the cars at Lime Stone Greek, seve
miles from Decatur, aud was marchin
on that place al a m to-day.
g. W THoMAs,
arrrs Nu Major GenL
The Department has received no aS
vices from movements except the di
patches of Gen sherman and Foste
already published.
EDWIN ht STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
81. AIhans Raiders.

CoxcoRD, n. H., Dee 2T.--Tbree Of
the st Albans raiders who made their
escape from Canada be secretiDg them
selves IN the cars until across the line,
proceeded TO Lebanon, n H., and en-
listed, receiving bounty, thus hoping 10
get back 10 Dixie at Upels Sans ex.
pense. They we're, however, detained
aud are how iu the State prison at Con,
cord, A considerable amount Of money
was found in their possession.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

~ A citizen Of Chicago, Of seessh
paoclivities, Wbo has just returned from
HSvAna, Cuba, says the rebels and sheie
sympAthizsrs there and in Europe are
in despair SHdell says that the Soath-
era cause is beyond hope, and be gives
it up. Nearly ell the rebels abroad are
equally respondent They eoasidst ae
rebellion a failure
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
compsaaa Psstsr.I of waIa ch.rr

has become = ksasahoid wora throaghont tks
Nest asa S.sath and bis WoFm LozsHEsss in tsss
than year afisF their iutrsdnctian, kttAlued
Fvputaftsn sias. spFuaa - tee oenttHenf p.
SuFth AmaTiea. But Tie erez ing Eiofy oi his
iir resias g. b. sssaissd in his istsst disoasnFT.
o. fat bsf aahtuzs lssi fer h. dos not claim 20
have lasHs the alsnsTsFvr - GEDRnS Which = ths
t@ais o. tha bltiars nsw 0fsfsd 70 the public,
That honor heionxs q The nAsivs inhahisAnia ~
CsnfFsa AmefssA. "a whoas tss yirtssss hass srer
knsub tgr merr than teo handrsd years A. a
vita f. the Iudiau bios asaAnes 60 The mnsi deAa.
~ malaria And kaadles withcul Far tbs most ven.
oenoas esFpsats. Ii Il belief wfth shsm shst
whiia t1sxa IL bFsAtA len Ia tls body, tbs gsaroE
ls petsat 70 eers, so matter xhai The aiae&sa nay
b..
whiis Or. Ball i not prrpaFsd 70 inaorss tan
extFavazAnt pFetsaaiou, be is nstrrthslesa satia-
ned ffoka thnfeuNh examanattan 81 the ssfaeH1
rslAtits - its virtaes, thai - feme9y Ard prs.
Nenfattvs for all diseases aFtstas Fsm eKpasurc,
sthsx - the changes ~ NpsfAas and cliaaate. g.
ths mlssmAtic fnasearss. u stAa6s without = ~
val. sad Justly deserves The repaiatiua ii kaa ~
tang snioysd 10 CaatsAi Amerse@ Aaa tbs West In
E-s. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
xew York sOOn Harkets.

AEz Y0EE. Dsr s5
TLOUR-MsEkst rsHl4ins very duh ana prices
aominJ- sag~Fhns cAa D. hokzkt Al 3 %
WHEAT-Dail. tsl pfioes aot loEsF. kss, g
white. e. 9sl2 ~
COkN~D tl1nea ts 81 10 fav sea
OATs-Firru. a. ssgls6-
RYE-Dufi. a. 81 fjgI 81.
wETsET-Firm. Efih saiss of 80 bb}s at
I2Z
PR0YIsIOAS-Uech4Bg Meas Pork, sf9ls
$40 50; buik meats, is91sk packed Lard duh,
2Z1<9zz51 for prime
H0Gs-FiEE, SI4 50 for 10 lbs. Averages. Re-
esipts ef lb0c. 0SiBg 70 Light receipts mArksl
nfm.
observation-disclosures
River falsa foar Fest and tire inches.
Weather eiesay. TksrnoEstsF, "a
Ii. hf port tisf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Dyspepsia,

sd its AttsndAas trnin of sympt@aas, 20 acts nsnfs
stas 3 sbarm tkan medicine Thers IL uathinF
sasat bsaF = comparison With it IL tAis disssas
a faii acooant Of shis wonEeffai piAat may -
huns IN tha iith stition " slsa g. &. Dispsnsstus
y, pages 1851 aaa faEs.
= sartsssf sxp@eisasn q 10 whish pF. nail bas
- tsr years sEgsEad, has Iast bsen bFaHEhf to
secsassfri tsFaiaat son. And b IL uoN sustisa -
oaes - fhs pHbli oombinstian of CasiroH, wiit
other spprossd soaica, the whaie preserved ir ths
best smaiity ~ @gppsr sdisfiiAa B0mFtles witsky,
A,es be ts cuuaaeat has no e1aai ia ths woFid
- might furnish voiame 81 eeftiaeafrs, bot
Sabtie have Isar siaes lszFnati - ssfiaais
sanEs - their tree sNiua. The safest plaa u. 9f
very on~ te test fer hinssIf the wiftass - ueS
yu4ss~8na G4ra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

NEw YoEK, Dec. 27.--The capture Of
Savannah produced a great sensation
yesterday among financial aad CONNER
cial men. A large party assembled al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel and operated
heavily in gold, and afterwards opened
an Evening Exchange room.
The gold room showed much activity
this morning. large business was
transacted The market was quite
strong and the prices rose steadily.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

wAsHrssros, Dec. 2S-OEiciai iu-
formation has been received az the War
Department that our naval and military
forces operating against Wilmington
have been withdrawn, and are uos near
Eoxf Mouroa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

NEw YoEK, Dec 2s.-The Richmond
Whig, of the 26th, says St0neman' com
mand had captured Ssltville. The val
liable salt-zorks which supply nearly the
whole Confedersey were situated there,
and they have been defended with great
persisteney by the rebels ever since the
commencement Of the war
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
MEDICAL NOTICE.
HOTEL REOPENkL
Washington House,
CHRIS. HRDDRICH. Proprietor.
Cor. Maia ara, Third stss
EVANSVILLE, IND.

fInHiS OLD. WILL EsrAnLIsHEn. AND
widely y-known Hotel ha. heen clozud for sux-
sr1 weeks Undergoing repairs. Il has, durihg
tbs time. hesn rrTaiutnl tnslie and cut. has bea
hrouEhlY htiea up, sna 10 great Hirssurr tuFn-
ished with nas beds and turnitures The preprts-
tof has mads sseFy arrangement % ruiidef his
hoase convenieat, healthy aud a9Fveabr o. che
public.
ThankiuE ths pubiis fur ths ans psfreaArr that
for = series % years has beon sHtandea O. the
NAshinEtan, be iHfiiss = rencvai efthsir custom,
aud viii endsaTgf 60 hAfe HE table furhishFd and
the house managed Ia way % merit their oopfip.
aod patronage.
omnitusss viii osFry Passengers q aad spm
tn pspat frse fstsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

n There IS a story going the rounds
Of the French paper about pyrotech-
mist who was sick unto death knoEing
be could Tot live long. he caused his
workmen to make series Of candles,
which after burning short way. as
usual, would suddenly reach stratum
Of pyroteehny, azd 20 Of Ia the best
style. These candles were given 70 the
priests, whc, a. the funeral services we're
TO sing GregoFian chants around the
corpse, and, while engaged in this
solemn act, the FIRE works went Of With
full brslEancy, 10 the great CONSERVATION
Of the eeclesiasties.
-sl1.az-s'lL sz-11s.l1 = t1ssZ ah
zzrEa=szza
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
DyspepSfa: Fits :.


- -
FITS IA Sase a. ure faF tflaI.s dis resi- n 4
Complaints u sos aa&a kansn in =
FITS t--Treasasa ~ D ore "a snf Nsliss HsslAl
Preparations, pahtsshed BY nr. q. ?,
1fSf-BEHxS. Ins fHescripti0n sas fur
"a ! skea hlm IN soch fruridsatial msu,
F1Tsg-ner that Be- ea5sai souscfsst g. osssiF
La Fwfuss ~ naka iS knoaa q. as it hes
FITS i-cnreA exery toss wha has used tt, never
hsviss hilss in : sings ea-s II =
FITS f-squA i surs 10 easss u fiis 81 - py
at psFesz. and the taEfeiisats nay -
FITS s-obsaiasd hara say DruEEist. sent
Free se ali ua Facafpt nf ave eents -
FITS i--pr~-Pay pssetAEes ~. Aa4s-us Or. q
PHkLPs BRoNN. 80. fe GRAFT 81
SITS i-isgsey CIV n }. au erola-6t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
WNzZ2Zz2Z'l

All the medical msu aud tka~ Frs4s reee@ mspa
Dr. etriekiNud's Auff-Cboisra MiKturs - The onfy
certain remedy for pfsrrhDz ssf DyseatsFy. II
Il e cenhinafs1a- of AstrinEeaf., Aksorb@nts,
stimal l2nts, ans CaFminativsss sad u w4rrafftsd
Be- ALERT ssrs &fssr ail Osher means amFx fasles
For sale b. pruxxisis. Gepsr1 Depot s, East
Tsarth street, Csncinnatf. okla.
ahEn-2t4&Iyw r.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Cedron Bitters

on@ trial and yoa viii neqeS Hss any uthers.
ne is not necessary 20 puhiish long list oi q ha
easss fsE NhiGt the UsdrUn BittsFs are sreeifE.
Ia sli ai.uasss 81 the STOMACH. BOW
ELS. LIVER or AInNEFet
Ia All anecttnns Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANgEMEST OR
THE STOMACH OR n0WELsf
Ia GouT, RHECMATTssH AND SKB-
Aaa Is FEVER AND AGUEs
Etts 4aziiBSa o. sapeseafs all atinr rsnsa4aea. a.
net saiy ceres thsss diseases, bet it FAKYKxrt
tham.
wlas glass fail of the Blsssrs taksa - koul
hsfsre saeh seal siii obrtats the Iii ezcts ofths
msst aaksAithY climate. &nd scFrsa the psrssn
taking IL AsAlast disessl nader the nest tryinE
sqpesaraa 8A8
sold b. Drug glsfs aRd Grounrs Knosraffy
sgd. teHs BObb's Prizcifsl 04es. Ffat
sotd b. PETER vfEgIfzo o, -
<bs sole Ax~as. Evansviis@. lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Detailed Soldiers to be Seat to the
Held.

An examining board is in session TO
examine officers and men on detailed
service here All who are st for duty
are to be sent to the field The hospi-
tails are also being inspected, and large
accessious are expected to the active
force from these sources. In view Of
the active winter campaign which has
been determined upon, il Is essential
that every soldier Ct Tor duty shoald be
where he can be made most availabAe =
Tazhsagton C5rrespoRdent Nesc YoTk
Herald
This is good aud important nsws
There are trooFa enough scattered about
in she Eastern hospitals, and on various
details, TO give the army Of the Potomac
6 strong reinforcement If they wer'
gathered Up
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stood - The bead q the vaFioas compounds af that
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nENTIsPRY.
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sp-cisf sfs@stioa
gives - tbs Ia
LLID csal Tsash- 1LD
Reoms ses. 4 and 5, Marble Hall,
Second Floor, Main Strsst
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! LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

oA 1uAEA WI A6sAA @1A AVN DsS
rTsMIs LTwERT EsTABLIsHMEET. WHICH
II is val k1own Throughout the country. pos
sssses stas5s sdvGn.szss s1Ysrisr . any similar
sEszbtishzs1t IL the City, having zfra1zsnss =
for ts ssosptsn of private horss - livery q tAs
zost sisganE and compasss description, and a. ths
lowest rates.
Czraaxss for visiting 20 ist. CaSchss, BRhi
xaxsas. 3z1 sTsry kiz8 q Eoad Eshiels 70 1t.
fzo~s.s scfz 81 eo.1zassio1- sscond kzad Buxxysl
oE ssss ~ fhs vsgy lovszt prizes P4zsnSsrs for-
/ gwynDasL = kICHABDsoN, BBTTTos 90.
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REWARD
: 30 I1eward-

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CTEATED Or eTOBES FEssH 1HE eFB-
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% Juna 1854 fsss sye4r oid by asaFe ooit ists
uhlts Gs asth ~ hsF bi1f isGss Nhit9 atrs 3 10
her forehsad snd = little on ne q be- ~ fsst,
sBd VERY l-Fgs u her aEs be- ths sppssfkaes of q
thrse- ysaso4d. Tbsaboss rsNsfd I'll - fald ~
hsr delivery 20 me- - for snrhfaformstons - EiiI
Lad to hsf recovery.
sses5.1m John T.#TgL.