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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Southern News,

II appears that Georgia aud North
Carolina have, respectively, $4,000 and
$4,000 cxcmpts us State officer. The
fact has been the subject OF bitter CON
mcnt in the rebel Congress,
The doscrtion from Hoods army nrc
very Numerous, according To the acknowl-
cdgment of the correspondents of Geor-
gia pa pcrs. The Chronicle and Sentinel,
of Augusta, has a letter dated Fright
Wing Army of the Tennessee, Noyem.
bcr L." from which we extract, the follow.
ing. III ...1
"Our army is well fed, but many sol
dlcrs are destitute Of shoes, blankets,
sc. yt.t.
"Every effort should be made at once
to supply these noble fellows with neces.
saricr. Ii they urc not provided for they
can be of no service, und may become
victims to the inclemency. of the weather.
IL regret that our cause is now in as
critical condition perhaps as ever before,
owing to the great number Of dcsertions
and those absent without leave. This 10
true aud is well known. aud there can
be, therefore, no improperly in mention
ing n.
"fricnds and relatives at homo Of
sJldofs owe their country a solemn duty.
Let them cease writing discouraging
leuers. Let them encourage their coun-
try's defenders 10 20 on in the good wors,
aud much fewer viii be derelct from
duty. r.s.n
"Siriy.oae # Colonel Young's com.
maud has deserted an Gpe ~s.k'.
" TRoUP."
A letter from General LEE's army,
published in the Savannah News, says;
"Thc bleak winds are making do.eiul
music around the corncr Of the little log
buhks, and the thinly clad 'reb' has no
delight in taking oiriugs. There is des.
! litulion in our ranks. Tattcred pants aud
coats, shoes, bare legs and elbows, and
not unIroquently toad-hke toe Is seen
peeriug up from the ragged front OF what
was once shoe. Tho nights on picket
are not agreeable. One must sit by the
fire constantly, warming FIRST one siic aud
I then the other, TO keep up tho warmth
heat as fast as il can be taken In. Study
ing tho keen, Geld storm that lay above
shimmericg through the darkness, Is far
from being an inviting flower in the path
TO knowledge and for good clothes aud
blankets 10 sleep warm in, the soldier
would give up his astron onomeal investiga'
tions. Don't let the friends OF the sol.
diers al home think that the Government
Is going TO supply all the wants OF him
that must breast the wintry storm. Let
them nntiringly strive TO assist the Gov
ernmcnt, and help to cloth and feed the
soldier, The Relds around Fort Gilmel
are bleak; the wood around Peter rsbur.
all gone; houses are ignored In tho army
and, when the Sleety days ofwintor come
IN earnest, ifthe neither garment OF the
soldier is scan'y, somebody will die o.
cold.
SETHoN.
This is moi very good report to make
OF either OF the great armies OF the re-
bellion, at the commencement Of this
critical winter.
The falsehood that rebels have per
sisted in for many months, about the
treatment Of their men in Northern
prisons. is giving way slowly, IL seems,
before the constant pressure of truth
The following paragraph we take from
The Richmond Sentinel, of the 92d;
"Among those returned from captivity
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
City Hall.

This large and we'll ventilated Hall IL
just completed In good style. with stage.
and ready to let oa the IN Oct re easonable
terms. fersons wishing TO use the City
aud Engine Halls in connection. csn be
accommodated; and must. on all occasions,
pay the cost for Night. fuel aud damages.
Apply TO the under signed. t'
.N o. G. KELLER, City Clerk.
Noyl7.3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
TwENrY.rIvR DOLLARS PREMIUM,
Lost---Pocket Book.

Lost on the read lsadiAs f,oa Tina to RsPsblie,
on rss.day, November selh, poek ct hook eostAia,
ing two PTomisoD notes, one Fivsn by David Reop
Cor $500, and the other Etvsa BY LLOYD Norris for
tseO, and one due bill given BY Jshn Nandeburg tor
~, Il Also ooalAiaed abost sk dollars IN money,
which The 6adsT can hA,s by rslurains the pocket
book with the notes, Paymsat ha. been stopped on
the notes, Any one hndlag the above will please
leave ust the rhbeas oaies and receive hi, rsward.
psei.2w DAzli. NORRIS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Legal Notice.

=
Reuben !; ASnT SIsSff Il Ea.,. Of 1.t .-..
Anna Tompkips. deceased, Probate Court. Seneca
80 Against =. II Cosnty, Ohio.
John Tompkins and cther,.
The said defendant, James Brewer and Mary
Brewer, his wife, Ffank Pratt, aud the heirs OF
Tberess Pratt, consor orf~uk Pratt, whose names
and the whos of whose places Of Tesidsnce are IN.
tnown TO petitioner, viii take notice, that The
9th day Of November. A. u. 1909, said Carey, nj
snch Admi ai,trator filed his petiion in the Probate
Court OF ssneca County, Ohio, sgainst them ana
Others, wherein he says Thut the estss al
said Anna Tompkins amountsto sgg3 ass Thatth
inst debts already allowed against said estate, add
probable costs Of adm uraiion amountsto s202 rs
That II, necessary, to pay said debts, to sell the
real estate Of said deceased, described as follows,
to.wit:
B.irg all that part of the north part OF southwest
quarter Of section No. H. township 2, north Of range
", In ssneea County, Ohio, lying north OF The
center line OF Sink Creek, less fourteen scrss OF OF
the north end thereof, containing seventy four acres
more or less. .t4 RI 70. i.FII
that on The 9oa day or September, 1864, he filed
his supp mental pet ton In said court wherein he
says that since filing said original petition, said
Theresa Pratt has dspsrted this life. leaving minor
heirs whose number, age aud place OF residence are
unk nown 10 him, and that in connection with said
other defendants, hold the said estate OF nheritanee
therein. and pra yBg that thew may ba made parties
ndsnt for order to sell said rsal estate, that
said petitioners will be heard on the I4th day OF
RI,CAREY, Admlni,nator
....... -...... s....... Of Anna Tompkins
Lee 4 Brewer, Attorneys, Oct6-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
James q. watson's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Execu.
tor ON the Estate Of JAmes @, Watson. late
of Seneca county, Ohio, deceased,
WM, A. WATSON,
Ex,last win aud Testament Of yAASs G.
WArsos, deceased. [Deel. 4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Noy3 J.H. NIGHswANDER.
Eieensed Claim Agent.

Pensions, Bounty and Back Paw, and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on account
Of wounds received in battle. aud all claims
against the Government collected with dis.
patch. ga o.
Office IN Hedges New Block, Second
Floor. THIN, Ohio.
oct27 A. II. BYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Execuarix Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
.igned has been appointed aud qualified as
Exeeutrix OF the Estate OF Robert NJ.
Ranney, late OF Seneca county. Ohio. de.
erased. SABRA N, RANNEY.
Nov. IL, ls6i-3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
House and Lot for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his house
and lot. situated ON Clay street, nearly op.
posite X W. Shawhan's residence. Second
Ward, Tim. The house is a two story
brick. and the lot is the beet for hearing
fruit there is In the city. and also contains q
good largo new barn aud all necessary out.
buildings. IL desired, the terms will be
one third down aud the balance In two an.
nusl payments. 14tsi. ts.- .
NoS3 J,H. NIGHswANDER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

October 30, 1864, on Washington Street,
Tiffiin, Ohio. one package of Dry Goods.
The owner can have the same by provin g
property, and paying. expenses, Enquire OF
Y. D. Kishier. at W. G. Myers d Bros
Cabinet Shop, Tifiin, Ohio.
Nov. 81, ls64-3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

OF Why is eating soup with n fork
like kissing your sweetheart Ans. BE-
Cause it takes long time to get enough
d,f IL rnH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
VIM. j. Halls Estate.

AuRIll.A HALL ha. been appoi.t.a aud quail
q cd as ExeeatQx Of the last viii snd teslsmsnt Of
wm. }, Hall, sssss'sd, late Of Seneca eosa,I, Ohio.
Nov. 10, ledt Nv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
MALVERN HILL.

- or An elePhao ut Ia a powerful animal
80 The smallest dog can lick him,
. or ManYe fellow who talks of lying
down his LIE hsd much better elevate Il,
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

this district, stating the object for which the
meeting is called aud the place designated for
holding the same.
2l The above bylaws TO remain IN force IN
til repealed or altered by two-third vote at q
regular meeting of quartz miners of this district,
called for that purpose.
%. These laws shall be in force from and af-
ter their passage and adoption.
10. ROBERTSON,
Recorder.
Big Bug Arizona Oct 2, 1864.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
BLACK SAIITHING
--AND-----
Wagon Making.

The undersigned would respectfully inform h
people Of Prescott, and surrounding country thi
they are now prepared to do all kinds Of blacE
smithing, wagon making, etc, at their new shO
on Granite Street, west side of the creek.
We intend TO do our best to please and Civ
satisfaction to all who favor US with their p
tronage.
GABRxsL SABREDRA,
WILLIAM SKILLICoRY.
Prescott, July Is, 1864. vln9
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
Animals Taken Care of
AT THE
LA PAZ CORRAL.

The undersigned informs the public that he
has always on hand, and for sale, all kinds Of
grass which the country affords A good corral
adjoins the house aud he is prepared to afford
accommodations to animals, at the rate of fifty
cents per day for hay and attendance. Give
him call Sign of the red flag and bundle o.
bay
OLIVER KELLER.
La Paz, July 30, 1864. n0lvl.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
Fine Ranch Property.

The undersigned offers for sale an undivided
half of the ranch on the road from Weaver to
Prescott, and within ten miles of the former
place, known as Peoples ranch. Terms favora-
BILE. Apply to JAMES A. MOORE,
On the Ranch, or to SAMUEL G. MILLER, Pres
colt, Arizona IL
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
WHIPPLE RANCH.

THE subscriber gives notice that on and afs
this date he lyill ranch horses or mules at 3, y
per month, and all neat cattle at $3.50 pc
month, or as cheap as any one in this Territor!
RUFUS +. HARRINGTON.
Whipple Ranch, May %, 1864
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

A full assortment OF sheet-ron, copper, and
zinc. Hardware, Stoves, and Stove-ware, creek
cry, and glassware.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
La Paz Express and Saddle Train

VIII make semi-montbly trips between Los An
geles San Bernardno, and La Paz. A. t. will
leave San Bernardlno every other Thursday and
La Paz every other Wednesday, mornings. This
is the shortest, quickest and best route to travel
between Prescott, Walker and Weaver diggings
and the adjacent mines east Of La Paz, also to
Williams Fork, Castle Dome, and other points
along the Colorado river, north and south, be
tween Fort Yuma and Fort Mohave.
Every exertion will be made by the subscr
Der to make his passengers comfortable, and the
journey pleasant one.
II JAMES GRANT,
La Paz, Sept. 4, 1864. Proprietor.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
CHARLES BORGER,
ASsAYER.

Having established himself permanently in
Prescott Arizona, respectfully solicts the
patronage of the public. Assays made of all
kinds of ores, and guaranteed correct. Terms
moderate.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

Having experienced workmen constantly en-
pioyed in the Manufacture of tin. copper. and
brass ware, | am prepared to fill all orders in the
most satisfactory manner, at the shortest notice.
La Paz, /, Julyl864 ne
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
MILLER's RANCH.

The undersigned gives notice that after tha
date he WI! ranch horses and mules at 50 pc
month, and all neat cattle at 81 80 per month
or as cheap as any other ranch in the Territory
Location, one mile northwest Of the town o
Prescott Orders and animals left with MIR. JohE
Roundtree, or q. w. Barnard, Prescott, iuimedi
atey attended to. s. .. MILLER.
July 5, 1864. n8m2
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26
J.. Dukes & Co.'S Express

FROM
MOHAvE TO pr SCOTT, ARIZONA.
" r viii run TBgu ar SEMI FuOuJuIy Express
from Mohave. near Fort Mohaye, 10 Prescott
and Fort Wbipple. Arizona, connecting with the
Government Expr IS from Fort Mohave.
Leaving Prescott and Fort Whippie on about
the lst and 10th Of every month, and Mohave on
or about the 10th and 25th of every month
Rev. w. Read. p. NJ, Agent at Prescott.
L. DUKES & CO., Projectors.
July Both, 1864. tl0f
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-10-26

Mining tools, etc., embracing every variety, o.
the best manufacture always on hand also
pumps, lead-pipe, Blacksmiths and Carpenters
TOOLS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
1kiver News.

The river is still falling along lie Who'll.
length, slowly, with FIVE feet from Pitts
burg % Cincinnati, aud seven to eight
feet from Louisville to Cairo.
There have been numerous arrivals,
since Friday evening Of boats in Gov.
rrnnen, service. and about all have been
discharged
The Nashville, Cubs, Fanay Brand.
les, Gen Anderson, and Superior are
lying up here. and the Lawrence, Gen.
ME Hopkins, GoOdy Friends, aud per.
baps lev others have gone above, some
with freight aud others light The
charmer has also gone to the bone yard
Cor the present
The Tarasoon had good freight list
on Saturday, aud was crowded With PEG
pie
The grand Armada vent cut crowd
ed With both freight and passengers or
Saturday, and looked as graceful Ard
handsome a. when entirely new.
The Roser, Burns, Tor Ne,nphis, With
magnificent trip. passed down on
Saturday morning.
The Ben siieks.y. from New Orleans,
N the lTth. TIE Aatoegat and John
r mes from the sissippi. passed up
ssier,la h two former barely touch
log Al auf landing
The Miami srrived AZ noon YESTERDAY
firm Csiro. and vii return Al 2 O'Clock
o-ias, "a ring easing inducements 10
passenger. and shippers.
Tbs qassn'y, yet eosg Gus, Morn ~
ssaf. Capt joe Bunees preedesi sebisv-
meat, came into port las, evening, sal.
ing as gracefully as swan, impr-s ing
= ,uuliitads Of spectEsnrs wiih her IA
ssaallpd model and her superior speed
'apt Banes has a right n be proud Of
her. she il iSdesd a peerless beauty
She will leave for Louisville ST 10
e'eIoek this moving
The Morning Star vent 10 Henderson
last night, bat learning that bAsd Of
ruerrillas was pruwlinV around the city,
Capt Bance concluded II we're safer 10
,ie ap at this port and The Star returned
st J 0 o'clock last night, mskisg the RIM
- So minatee from the wharf boat At
Henderson Until her engines we're
stopped here.
The oBEerd, for 81. Louis. passed
dovn last night With = nice trip
The Brilliant, for New Orleans, viii
be found - the handbag this noTsins
She Is = superb boat, and Capt con~ay
and Billy Banker are Two magnificent
gentlemen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
sew Fora markets.

SEw Yeas. sept -
G0TToH.-H@ssy. zad fal.y Iee lsxer. All
snail s.isa frEsrssa ~ - for miadifds Epsaa Q.
kLOEk- rtsts -ad Wasi.r he1ry urass ~
80 eoi .1Ssr. .eeg9 p for szSsx ar
saass ~ fsr SgstHn. Ns~sern, sale -
g nssen gaea shsppS Z hraEas extra GOA.
Pokio; le q = ~ sgr i sd bran4s Che
lsss-y = 4 ~ sstl-d.
s'-iskA --tis@Ey aaa iswsr. wsss~ra 70
wHEAT.-Duil. uasssss-s ana aoralaAlly sss>-
a1-.-Q rs nEa arnapsnx
evss-fs4'y. I'D ahsst q lswsT. - g
JAS eAsS .ss ara ssg@s5, fax wssa.r.
hfa--D usT and cary
offaA --testinE=s al. and pries. 49, 81
sly n0miuai
Nsssf .--ssasi. Aaa entlrsay asausl ewEnr :.
the i4rEa 1seslss IN gold
PUMA ssssa--siy Lswsr, wsfh m~s~rAss e.
nauds ehta4y fsE fets.xs slfvsry - eazn o
ar SO SEES. q oe9ss % for Prime a. y 4 .
BAEF-Dan znd hs9vy Ia9Is ssr casnsr,
aess tses . for rxp4rksd MSa saNzs Cor ~xtrs
Mesa Asss Beef safireiy D. nlaaI
LAID. rHs@yy and uHa~stied sa9zz1s; iatss'
~xsr ms
NOR STEADY az = Tor eziI leans
STIRLING ENt a. ] 0sa os1,
Or gold.
c LD.--Exeis-d. aad aeesa.aly lswsr op-psa
a. u, eselInsa 20 : 0, 4AsaHe- . "a. sseiinsa
- ? > -ud e3esea & sezsz -
&oNkhsAkaE sfOtk rs-Lewer. 6s, 1871
euHpens. 9Ta<dsf uf1x 6-1os eengans, -. D.
2 80 iFr@sasT sosss, oeS~hsr sd Assrii =
"a isss., szssss-ef pssi- sa-dsr ~ss. arr SO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26


TIE waiting mgltitudss bat the people de-
nanded Capt. Khnck With such persist
ut energy, that be was compelled t.
respond, which he did, as be always
loss, in the most happy and pleasing
manner.
Music BY the Crescent City Band and
y the 6lee Cuo filed up the interval
,etween the speeches, and rendered th'
Meeting grand political iove-fsast,
ausing all to feel that it was good 10 b.
mere.
In every respect the meeting was q
riIliant success, and many precious
ais converted to the cause Of Abraham
- Oliver
7 glorious news from. Little Phi
reeridan filed every loyal heart With re-
icing, ard every mention Of, or allusio'i
,, his name or achievements caused .
fousanf voices 70 JON in shouts Of tris
'nph and joy. Altogether il was re
fr-shing season, and the Union men Of
Vanderburgh county are highly encour
.ged to push for~4rd the good work.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26


ST Lor1s. Sept Il - The train cap
iuref al C0fin Greek, Kansas, on Mon-
day last consisted Of two hundrsd wagons
instead Of one hEnered, As previously
reported. Several ambulAnces and snt
Ier's trains consisting Of about City
wagons, were also captured Tatai
valas s.simaicd - 81 10000 MELON
aid and FaIsr. OF LeaFsnwoFtk, being
he heavy losers Mcdonald A Tough
les lost ahoat $500. GOO The escort
uamhered aboss su0,f and we're all cap
tured except Lieut. Col Miller snd a
few wagon masters The attack was
made ai 2 o'clock 10 the mSrning By
500 rebels, Supposed TO be under
SlsndszFtsr. xnd must have been coa-
plpte sarprise Th. train was destroyed
On the spof, indica.inF the rapid move
nent n0rtkward Of the rebels A dis
s.atch from Moabd City, Kansas, says:
A large force Of rebels are moving north
IL column towart Fort Scott, anothsf
t8ward Spring6-id. Missouri The same
dispatch mentions q rumo< whch needs
confirmation, OF the capture Of Fort
/ g .son b. :, 900 rebels.
Price IS reported 81 Cave creek Two
hundred guerrillss plaadsred the town
Il keytrvihs, No, on Wednesday
aarued Al the records Of the eonsrY
killed the sh-ra 2 bert ConneF,
sn Yoss z nsssd UaioH seost Gsn
! FIX with 3 sarong force Of cavalry and
artillery - in close pursuit Of this gang
party q militis rad hght on SaiuF
fzv lssf w4ih baud u eighteen bush
~hsrkefs. foar mllss from Bexingto3,
! and KILLED ak or SEVEN Of tb-n-
a ran of cars Eas thrown from tha
track bef~een 81 Joseph and Atehisou
- Tuesday last Twenty 6ve person.
~ere injured, some Of them seriously.
ST. LouIz, Sept g Joe SheIby scav
alry said 70 be from 1900 10 5. coo ssronv
oecaped FredsricktoEn, 20 miles e. 3
Of Pilot Knob, yesterday. SheI5y's de
Signs are not ret developed.
Gen Ewing. commanding the Dissrici
Of S. Louis, took Division Of Saith,
troops down last uighe, and otherwis.
prepared 70 meet kha enemy.
Pilot Knob is well fortified and gar
risoued, and Cape Girradeau, On III
nver. can ssand ; seige, ard the onl,
damage the rebels can do will be temps
rzry
Gea- Price crossed the Arkansas rive
some DAYS since. Part Of his fore
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Card.
To WHOM IT NAY CoSoERS

To WHOM IT NAY CoSCERS
We take this method TO announce to
our friends and the public generally, that
there is At last frst-class hotel in
Evansville. The well.knOwn Ind popu-
lar hoteE the American House, having
been greatly enlarged and thoroughly
repaired aud re6,ted throughout, We take
great pleasure in assuring our FRIENDS
that we are much better prepared to ae-
eommodste them in a proper manner
than heretofore Besides many other
costly and very valuable improvements
We have, at a great expense, bad one Of
Jackson's celebrated Annnneiators al
taehed to the house. With bell pull j.
every room, an article which everv pei
son is aware, is entirely indispensable in
a good hotel The machine was made
By Thomas Chambers, Esq, Of Ma
York, who is now the sole manufacturer,
and was pu, up by the experienced and
celebrated bell hanger, J B johnson, Of
New York. As regards the working o
the uachise, We are pleased to say thai
it works Ike charm, and that Mr.
johnson deserves great credit Cor ID.
manner in which ne executed his work
We have also a nice shaving saloc,
and bar sstaehed to the flee. all
speaking tubes extending fFam the of |.
70 the different halls. in order te fsei.i
tate tie waiting upon guests In fact
nothing has been LEFT uaions that vill II
any way add to the comfort sud accom-
notation Of patrons, aud We are deter
mined that the American shall hereafte
rank as second TO no hotel in the State
Feeling confident tina, the public re
quire only to be advised Of these fact
TO appreciate our endeavors 10 accom-
modate them in hospitable manner
and trusting that they viii reward Us al
eordingly, We are
Very truly,
Your obedient servt's.
PILLssvRI 4 TRXvI4
Sept aalwd .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26


Nav YORx, Sept p The sohooas,
Sa 80 Gage, reports IF Cape Sable IN
-'hc Is a, thai she sac a "a boat cnas,b
pirate A schooner, spoken by The
Sarah Gage, reported \ D rate as havip
PAT into small port IN Nova Seous
after destroying q numoer Of maekereI
hshIng vessels, vas bloeksded BY qua
soats, bat escaped at night
The Hera as army corresponds.
states that he rebels eh .nged troops i,
front Of our lines in consequence o,
heavy de>erfions
The shotted salute Of the 22d prett'
81 efually used up the Spring Hill bs
y, and Petersburg must have suffer-,
~ rely from the eff cts ct dropp a. 3,
he'is ninale f.r 81 minutes The r,
as hardly RESPONDED.
The Richmond EHeairer Of the -
rsveiy sss~rtrd lh4i ksriys position a.
+ .sher's d u vas impregusble, from
sheaee be you'd advance again on th
-aemy
twp Treasury officials have ahsqaatu
s'~d iron Richmond AFTER eonser,in.
nearly m'lhon If rebel Treasury Nose,
alto greenbacks
Th~ Enquirer adm that the hrst d.,
az Of Early adds to the gloon conse
4Pent on.fhe tall OF Atlanta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

A RARE cHAscz We have seldom
noticed Gn~r description of'resi esiste
than Is uoE offered st A Johnson Real
Estate Office. We are assured ihss i
this property, eoa.isiing # h.,Iseg iots
and 0Rds. viii be sold very low J'tr-
ION always sells q ,iek and at ioa e : sres
We a5vise al 10 90 there, and togo q
nee Re i building q namger Of very
neat cottages IN the upper part Of to
CITY, most Of ~h'eh are nearly comp Iet~d
So@ ia The tine to secure house be-
fore Winter sets in.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Cago. Sept "A Tho Msmphls Bal
{ ffa yesterday publishes, on what it r.
CARDS a. rslisble authority. tie substance
of a despatch received ri Holly Spring.
announcing the uncondii0Bal surrender
If Mobile 10 our guuboats Ne dates
given. The guuboals approached 80
close 10 the city that they could have
destroyed It without difficulty.
CIiRo. Sept 25-The steamer City Of
Alton. from Ne aphis I'D, arrived with
li2 hhds tobacco, % bales Of costou
from Hiekman. for New York. During
she past week l55 bids Of tobacco we're
rscsiveA from Padaeah and Tenaessse
river fr shipment East Business Oh
she river is better now than II has been
ct asy period daring the ~ar Steamer
NoIhs Able, from New Orleans leth,
wlsh a cargo Of sugar and molasses for
81 Louis. has arrived
Tke steamer Coruwall. from Mes
York arrived al New Orleans. The
French left BAgdad the 18th iust, ia
hvs steamers, for Masamoras. On the
l4ih they bad an engagement with Cor
tinas and sese repalsed with severe los,
aud returned to Bagdad-