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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29


E3- We would call the especial at
tentioE of the business men OF Evans
vile, as well as those desiring to locate
here, to the valuable list Of real estate
which A. Johnson advertises in another
column. Some Of the best business
property in the city, as well as the most
desirable building lots, will be sold at
public auction, on the 18th Of September,
at the Courthouse Those desiring to
purchase would do we'll to examine be-
forshand. Much OF the property is i'm,
proved, and brings good rent Mr.
Johnson has other valuable real estate
which he will sell at private sale, and a
low figures Go and see.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
GOLD PENS.

All psns bar ny ka1s-asask, &C. p BAnrEs
ExrEA Lou-, KT-," for whsch hare seemrsd the
sspyrighf. and warranted "a ezrzts hns aud
perfect IL every respect. SEAT By nail o. express
ts 4sy part q the country receipt Of price and
reegn eAerssa Persons ordering wiII pleas STATE
fss aizs Aaa styia desired whsfher hard or soft,
TIE OF oaersss and II the pen shsud fail 70 please
Or proys dscttvs, they vii have tia prfviIsks Of
sxehAaEnng. dsdzssiou 81 affeen per eat. al
LEVIED On srzers Of SIS or ever, aud twenty-five
Per seat ea those Of 500 LIBERAL discount made
to tie trsda- Old pens repaired IL the best nAa-
nsr for nfEy cents lead Namyl : each circz-
lars shswing sizes. styles, and prizes q watehs-
sat TEkE . zny a1drsss. sAaSfsss
em.--~--- CP BARNES,
Dezier In Cold Pens and ANKxfcAS WATczEss
535 Aain Street, cor sixth, Louisville KY
rnnNg7s<4 a res = |9&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

CHANGE or RATRs --We understand
that general advance of passenger
rates was decided on by the representa-
tives of the leading Western railroads
at Chicago last week. The advance on
the +. and O. Railroad will be about
twenty-five per cent, aud will take
effect on Thursday, Sept LIST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
HAGAs's sIAGEOI A EALm.

This l. the most asllghifai aud sxtrAorsinsry
article ever disesFer u chasgss the sun barst
faos asa hands 70 parry satin tsxturs Of rnvlsh
log beAasy, imparflBg the marbls purity Of ro.ss
sad the di.isgzs appearances 90 lssisf.e In IA. .s,-
sslis e fsshlon It removes tan. f,.e.s.. 49,.
les and r0ughEsss from the ska, leaving the eszn.
pssxioH ifsshs tFsuspaFsnt and s1eofh. u cen.
izins 70 material inIurioss 70 the skin. Pstron-
I'd b Actresses and Opera siagsrs. II 10 what
every LADY should hays. sold essrywhsrs.
PREPARED b W x Hs9a,s. Trey. =. =.
Addresz ali orders T.
DEEAs 5. BARxKs CO.. ssw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

CiScIssarI, Aug. 2s-The Comner-
eiats Washington special says: Gen
Hancock reports the loss Of two bat
ries, and other accounts say fourteen
guns were captured
Capt Sleeper, Of the 10th MHssachu-
setts Battery, was captured after be was
wounded, and sixteen Of bis nen and
thirty.four horses killed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
HONG INTERESTS.

Ts PHxszrIAxs.-n yoa wish % purchase rsrs
Drugs, aedief1ss, ard Chemicals AZ = small ad-
s~nes Ga E&sssrn PTiees. Sc aud examine EE-.ER
WHITES stOck. whsrs yea win and sssry srti-
sls that Is ns~ad By the pr0Assiea, ard IS prices
~hieh cannot all to give satisrAetioH- Thsir
st0rs Is At No. "A MAIa ssrsst. usvsakwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
EsTRAY NOTICE.

or A0SDaT MORNING LAST THERE
" sPpe2red IN ny pasture . BAY horse aed a.
insa gray wars. withGut my knowledge n -.
owner Tssy 18th have tue spp<afauee Ct having
sss1 service.
Ths hsrss has rep aroaud his nses ard =
small star 90 his feIrsh~zd. The mare hns scar
% nsr nsaF fors shoaesrs and ssddis marx On her
h.ack. he owner % rsqsestsd % come snd get
them snd pay ch4rEss Ny farm il thrss mites
noxth-east % tbs city Of EssnsviIi~
aaEz4-Iwd n. c. STEPHENS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26--The supply
steamer Massachusetts arrived fron OF
Charleston, bringing information of the
capture of number of rebels BY 81 ex-
petition from the slooPoEwar Saratoga,
previously reported
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
Important Order.

CINCINNATI, Aug % - Major Gen
HeintzIemAn issued an order to-day pro
hibiting express, railroad. or other for
warding companies from forwarding or
delivering firearms, powder, or ammu-
milton Of any kind, within The States Of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan.
for the next sixty days, without permit
from headquarters also prohibiting al
dealers in these articles from selling
than within this time.
Military Commandments and provost
marshals within the Northern Depart
ment are required TO see this order exc
cuied. and seize ell such articles as maj
Do clandsstineiy sold
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

T,RoM THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING u IA
+ oobsvilis, "a the l0th esy Of JGpes 1873,
two year old h1y mars Colt, iitt4s Shiis q 18th
81 b@r hfud laxs q white stFesk IL hrf foEzhead.
and L s % sas 81 hsE fsFs fsetr asd very laTgs
cfber sx.-h.s fhs appearance q q thres year Cd
Auy fBformaf5ea concerning the Colt, - Der de-
sss9 sIn- JOHN TOHTLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

pW-J. II. Scott, in addition 10 his
ehoiss selection Of periodicals. aud lite.
rary newspapers, has received the Sep
TENDER number Of the Waperiey Maya
zine which is Acknowledged to be the
best literary magazine extant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

PRonorep.-capt Ed Brashear, Of the
l20lh Indiana, has been promoted TO be
Major of that regiment This is an ex
cellent and weltmerited promotion, as
no truer or drawer man ever breathed
Major Brsshear Was Captain IN the
l4th Indiana, and was severely wounded
at Antietam,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

DaS- Lieut.. Pete" Elliott, of the
l36th regiment, arrived at homo last
Aight by the Palestine, looking fat and
sleek The regiment left Louisville on
Friday evening for indianapolis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
HErmsrKEET-s
Ininitable Hair Restorative.
syoT nYE

But restores gray hair 20 its originat eslor, b.
sappIyfng The capillary fubes with natarsi suats-
nanee. inpsirsd b. ass Or diss@ss. All s-as~s.s-
s~s dya are eoapo-sd Of Iunsr ecstss, sessrsyi.x
tie vitality saa beauty u tss hair, and aGsrs 81
fhszsesFss no dressing Hsinsasssfs Eusnit.sIs
ooloag sos ssly restores hais = Is nassrsI eolss
By al s1zs process, bat gives Ne hairs
Laxuriazt Beauty,
prossss its growth prevents fts fslftax e, sr.a-
ieases dasdTna. and iaps = hssith aad ylsasAns-
cess 70 tbs heAA Hisss top1 ths tsss - ssns, Be-
ing the eoierirsi HaisC-iorisx. saass sosstsntIy
Increasing IL tsvos. Uzsd y bsth gsntlsssn snd
lAdiss. II Is sold ~ al rsspsstsbls asaisrs. o.
can - prosars4 ~ tAsm u shs esnnsrsssi
.ssats. D. : BARNES Co, ~ Brosdrsy, Esw
Iogk- Two.sisra, "a esnfs asd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

H@Capt C. X. Drew returned from
Indianapolis on Saturday, and brought
with him an order for the mastering in
and clothing, hereafter, of recruits at
this point They are sent . Indianapo-
lis only for pay aud to rendezvous.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

B1- A large dead hog that departed
this life about II o'clock on Saturday
night, graced the street in front Of the
Sherwood House, all day yesterday, fes-
tering and swelling beneath the ardent
blaze of the sun. -.t-
Whose duty is it to remove such nui-
sanees9
p s.-The defunct hog has been re
moved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

SYMPArHIzER WIPED OUT.-Joe Nor.
ris was shot by Capt jim Wilson at
owensboro on Saturday night The cir
eumstanees attending the shooting, as
we learn from passengers by the Pales-
tine, were as follows:
Norris, during the time that Owens
bOro was held by Bennett and bis gang,
bad INDUCED in the luxury of huzzAing
for JEFF Davis
This fact was represented to Captain
Wilson on his arrival in owensboro, who
went to arrest Norris.
Norris sho. at Wilson. who at once
fred on him, the ball entering the back
of his neck, aud passing down through
his shoulder, causing a very serious
wound, from which it is thought be vii
die He is represented as bad man.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

OK Drive hear il intimAted that
another important change is about to
take place in tho Times office. On, TEN.
roRAl OH Spr0ulesiti
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

HANDsoMELY ARRANGEp-We havsno
doubt bat that the new parlor Of the
American House in this city is the hand
soonest and most admirably appointed
hotel parlor in the West, according to
its size. 1t is indeed magnificent, and
reflects much credit on the enterprise
aud good taste of the proprietorA The
new rooms attached to the hotel, 10 in
number, are now completed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

BSS- This Is the anniversary of Bsne-
diet Arnolds birthday, aAd the COnfede-
rate Democracy are celebrating it at
Chicago, in accordance with the eternal
fitness of things.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

NAsuyILLK, Ang. 2S-sI.an niglss' $
Passenger train from Nashville, con-
tanning many wounded soldiers at two
o'clock this morning, ran into the
rear cars OF freight train, standing
upon a switch Peyuassers Craig. Nc.
Dougall and Jones Of Cincinnati, were
bruised; the frat two seriously, and
Jones but slightly Capt Brown, Q. NJ.
Of railroad transportation at Nashville,
was seriously injured.
A gang OF gnsrrilias plundered the
citizens Of Hsrdinsburg on Tuesday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.--An immense mum
Der of people are arriving here. 1t is
conceded on all hands that Mcclellan
will De nominated, and the Western dele
gates claim Pendleton for Vice Prssi-
dent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE HKEEBT GIVES THAI We,
~ ths zndersixnlds kaEe this d&y fofEss CO.
eh~t, for ~. purposs Of carrying "a fhs produce
and con nfsion busfnsss
The patronage Of ths public is rsspsstially se-
Fseis.-s - + " sAMsLE. D0ckEE,
80 y y > 20 prsOueHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
Cinclnnati Markets.

.-. CIScIxxATf. AHEustZs
YOUR -Dau, bat prices sFs uofninails an
ehAnxe1 surerans Is held a. 9 sssSs 90 e
WHEST.-3c fawer. and the market rather a.
settiesi urdsr the ness from Nss Fork
BARLEY Reid hraiv At 2 90 f1E prime.
WHISKY - rm sf2Ts.
PROVISIONS -Firm
LARD.-usid - - a. the close
COLI, --nseliBed 70 2 ss13 ~. ant DAT; spse-
uixtars auxieus 70 sell after the news from New
YORK
TxCHAEGE u af.eaant anA ~ ----
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

Ngw Yong, aug. 2g-The Post learBs
that Provost MarshAls are ordered Ia
have everything in readiness for draf,
on the 5th Of September; hiso, that
there viii be = sufficient force 70 compel
the Attsndanes of drafted nen, when no
titled.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

BS- Provost Marshal wartmann is
busy, with several clerks, in preparing
for the draft, which is liked for Sept. 5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

B1- Capt Mcouiddy, Of Gen. Hovey's
staff, ia in the city, en- route to Indian
apolis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
woo WOOD, VOID!

HAVE not very large amount Of FsoS, bal
" yen want Il ron may leave orders and monsy
With J. Bergman 10 Igishzrt's Mil once Or
uricss JOHN REICH
augislm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

Day GooDs-Those who desire to pur-
chase excellent Dry Goods would DO
well to call at Thomas NJ. Elliott's, No
-, Main Street, where they win find
a large and carefully selected stock, EN-.
braeing all the latest styles and choicest
qualities. Most Of his Goods we're
bought before the late advances and
have not been marked up as rapidly as
the advance in the East would have war
ranted
Mr.. Elliott and his genslsmenly sales
men will take pleasure in showing their
Goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
lN6E = iiseounf and par
VIEW York Markets.

NV TozE Augn-; =.
G9LD Pull ard deeitedly wsak The peace
runners affect thu demand, thonEh thew are PERHAPS
vhers lees erred ted than a. the Geld Room The
ssasd Is iiHsited, While the sappiy : rein ore.d
10 tbs full extent Of the deusAGd By gold eup0ns
rscnlved from the Sgb-TrsAsnry In raymenz 81
coupons. TheSe inhsens pESiuced a teeline 81
= q up "a noea. SD i Is thosEhf lover prices
vi 4 - touched rext week Il op-nsd at 2 S., 4rd
RfsF N. IL wzs quoted At 2 ssis3s wFsh dowawAId
tendency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

~ FIhE IWINIE
lhs undivided = q " = Of q az, section T.
ts~s 2 fanss a. sssf asdsr whleh tfaea. and
81 bin = h'~t u the sariacs lies a good vsin Of
coal tsa ssf ihlck 4af easy of krcesa #H
Aisi, fre acres ia the soufh- asf uart ef sala
esaHft = and tta4tsf SD. This tract j. also
rle'i 10 miarr@i FFoansts Titis psvect.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

Nav YozK, Aug. 27,--Tbe Conner
ciaEs special says Gen Butler IL en-
route to the North on farloagh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

THAYga-We tender vote OF thanks
and the freedom Of the city to our &C
commodating and attentive young friend
". S. Smith, who drives the Adams Ex-
press Company's wagon, for mammoth,
and delicious watermelon, the pulp Of
which was like the smbrosia Of the gods
We hope the kind hearted young gentle
man may long enjoy tbs good things Of
this life and be granted feast at the
g Tbundersrs table on high Olympus,
when life's ftful fever is over.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE - ME. J. a
Cariin has just returned from New York
and opened at bis old stand the most
superb stock Of gentlemen's furnishing
goods ever brought 70 this city, consist
ing of every quality asd style Of broad
cloths, casimerss, satinets, and vestings,
from the best English, French, Scotch,
and American manufacturers He is
now prepared, with first rate cutter
and ma@er tailors, 10 make up suits to
order on short notice, in q style never
surpassed and scarcely equalled in the
West. Gentlemen who desire 10 i'm
prove their wardrobe should call soon,
while the stock is full.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

JAKE BENNETT Is 0wExsBoRo.-On
Saturday afternoon the notorious horse.
thief and assassin Jake Bennett, with
nineteen men, dashed into 0weasboro
and took possession Of the place, order
ing such men as he found on the streets
to the courthouse, which order was
strictly obeyed.
They dashed down to Ayers wharf
boat, where a quantity Ct Government
stores was stored. guarded by few
negro soldiers, the regiment recently
located there having just left
They killed three OF the negroes and
set fire TO the boat, whihc, with all ii
eontained-including the body Of one Of
the negroes-was consumed.
Lieut. Walters, Of the Sd Kentucky
cavalry, who was at home on farlough,
was halted by the band Of outlaws, but
refused to stop, and was shot
The whole affair lasted only about if.
teen minutes, when the cowardly horde
left
Provost Marshal Gresham made his
escape across the river, aud reached
this city late Saturday night
Capt Jim Wilson, with twenty men,
started in pursuit Of Bennett, and both
parties passed through Lewisport yester-
day, Wilson about two hours behind and
gaining rapidly on the marAudera
II is to be hoped that Wilson will
ovsriake them, and il he is so fortunate,
We shall hear no more Of Beunett's out
RACES. Jim will wipe him Out clean.
Bennett crossed Green River on Sat
urdsy morning at Ashybsburg, having
seized the X b. Speed for that purpose.
We are told there we're about two
hundred men in Greensboro when ii was
captured by these nineteen guerrillas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
MEDICAI.-
5. T.-lsanAx

Fsrssns Of ssdsntAFy habits troubled With
~s@kpes' assitsds, pAiHitAtiea 81 the heart. LACK
o. Apps'i,e' disirass after sssiag, torpid liver.
constipation, deserve &c sunsr. IL they viii nss
trt the e-f.i,rst.st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
AGENCY
PASTURAGE.

COOD PASTURE FOB rs OR 20 HEAD OF
" Cattle or Horses can be had BY applying in
medistely At this ofsee. aag2s-1wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
CITY NEWS.

We are compelled to make this riss 10 the prices
Of subscription In order 10 save ourselves from
loss. owing 20 the increased est Of pager aud
iaaferisl. Tbs price Of paper ha advanced near
by 90 per csnt, in the last lvo wseks. Tbs price
sf laBor has afva ced In the same ratio.
We hope 70 b able 20 reduce tbs rates Of sub
seripfien again b. few weeks, bat a. the prsssst
prices 81 material and labor esBzot publish
paper 81 the Old rates wifhoat loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
JOHN TENNIS

Real Estate and Government Claim
- a q " II OK.
T1UTs, ssEas, and ssstsselfy Prspsrty snd farm
ID L&nds.s Bays - esxaza1ess alkriss1ss ct Claims
against the URitsd States. Ofres-Thfrz ezrs<f.
near Min viii ?. Aatsr, AIRY.
.ftEa ~ Hzsss 80 - alsassas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
FOR SALE.


A FiNE FARM 90 lle5g ACRES SIX MILES
2 Bon EssRss s-lain~l acres IL ruitisa ten,
md be AsIsfes Nsi im sfsss Ia - scrssef ~
cllit1eEt% tsbd . ms44eN. 49, ~ a. fss ara ea1fi
safss ~ ceFn stroa khe premises II al efrHard
q nfs fFutt aud tbrss sf.sfzgs Of living water o.
the tesi quality, ~itA ezu and eisteru u Fsod
Waisf az Sc door.
rhers sfs slse npen The premises gooi tao.
stefs fssate awslling, WITH cellar. Has apEinE
hoass. stables, hay sheds aud other nssessaFy cut
hosaes. Apply 70
VIVA H. WALKER,
auKtl-4Nd&w Third st.. op. Cert House.
gt9i1o FOR SALE. Dza
DuiLDfSG LOTS AND TmPRoyED PRoP.
ID er in ETsassifis. Apply 20
WI. a v u. WALKER.
saEil fvd&S Third e op Court Hsass.
FOR SALE.
> a senns % LAEnIs toNA APPLY
Z@At 70 ". IA W.n wsLEEE,
ngii-twsNw Thira e.. %. oeaFt Hsssas~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
ssanaon,s omeI.l Dt.pa,eh.

WAsHiSGros, Aug. 27-The following
are olficialdispatehes from Grant, Meade,
and Hancock:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

I'oR sALE OK. EASY TEAMS IHE FoI.
Il loaiaz falsas-H sz sFsT = as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
IL Cen. Hnmnhrnus

HEADoR Rs p ARsY CoRps, }
Aug. 26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22
Movements Of Ocean steamers.
10 DEPART,
Sisdpihiys
pnaapugcra SAILED

In stsonshp Morning StGy, for Eec Oyi,ars-sis De.
W r Smith wife and servant CoNchoss Be- wen and viii.
Capt. q. W. Dresser and WIFE, Capt. Morton Mai Fnerr
Frye Lieut. L. A. Duer and servant Capt j. J. Van Horn
ycsoh Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jaubat and child Moses Bates RI,
w A. PcarEe, wife aud daughter, Mrs. j. T. Foot, Msslss.
Mi-s Matilda Adams w. H. Anoux, Robert Adams. Mr.,
Collins children aud servant Nh aud Mrs r. h. s,n,.n
chi aud servant. w. r.. Seymour, J. j. Mcguire snI
ChsIle. A. Tinsn L. o. Wilson. William G. Levi, Al,
snde Ross, DIR. q. r. Spauldpg Mater Fish John WsI,A
INK, r. Masck VI. Marinoni, Mrs T.. RI. Chadwick Mis-
Pomroy, q. T. Thersmsn Rev. Thomas Beer and wife Ion.
Mchell ars Lothsmmer Eugene Bsrriere D. Fcoisr T. l.
Mayhew, T. &. Hotchins G. w. Williams Thomas Duncan
A. ID. Cunnus cham, Mr. and Mrs A. T. Walker AVID ,,rysrt
Misc Fannie T.. Walker, Miss Isabella L. Walker Mn. Hatch
children and servant William Leslie. Michael ksunadv
r. Jordan Charles Riley Mrs Bennett. Mr. and Mrs Fos,sr
Elliot child AMI servant W. T. Seymocr sna denser
Jacob Meyer F. H. Munby, D. p. Moore, T. j. C0uaiiy M.
Morris Stcbbns, Mrs. Cora Dodd Miss Cecilia Joachim
T. pci's Mr. and Mrs j. G. vennard Mr. snd Nrs. AAsor
Walker Mrs. H. c. Shabun Mrs. Sgroh Einn-y Mrs Auss
Fander, Philip Nolan, John Nonn Parker Cortsy David
Porter. John Seymour Georzr hns, Morris Murphy Ie.s
". Swain, Edward O. Parker. Oliver Holland Mr. C-yps
CATERING and children Ceterrs lie Mas Catens Cn,eu
ns Van Naakru. Loopi. FsrweH, A. T. Girafd, James B.
Gabanuo Antonio Bernardo Iec ee-tino Zega aico LeA
Ginzepp j. Zus. Antonio fopiano William Arlsy. Jossrh
Mcintosh, Nisn J. swift. Peter MilOny Henri, ~ sew
Mr Agnes MARTA Mrs. Margaret Nonn NrJsme. W.
swain Lewis Sherman, Alfred X knight, William n. Atsin
sol, Robert J.. Smith, Adam Smith
Ia sl,dmEiip creoie for Mr. Or>rnsMrs. MILES. nrs =
Kue. md and daughter Mr. Welc0t Miss Margaret RsyDod
G. Poarron r s. \. Buel. .lrs X. ~ Merrill o. " tish &.
Vincent Darius ilsuer. A. X. Goodrich. b. Rcnhsr6 VIZ
simpson Mrs. Phelan Miss Virginia Earhsrt, W. Wright 81
CUNNINGHAM Col A. NJ Lszelr, Klaus. Hsydenbsuin John
Sch.H;1 a, Navy Taylor, joseph COrers George sbbsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22
Arrived.

o. g steam trsuspoI. Iuison, Alexander New o. en'
d,vs VII hey " est 10th inst. pass. 10 L. - Ats'h
r. TRANSPORT Verona hitebouse, Fortress fonos'
T. $ steam transport Fulton wotOn, Port Royal 18th ins-
10 4. :. A..tL-M ~ r-.
Monroe 20 L. :. A..Q.M. 1T.
so 81 G.orse (of New Bedford Cowen, Buenos Aye' 10
ult., hiies Geo. Ssyory Go. r.
B.ts Cirfnrgos Co Au-ila II days salt Power 90.
BIZ. Abn.r Taylor CULVER. Bangor, DAYS, Via ento-
where she put Land est In and crew OF schooner ""y
r., Pierce-uilber 10 master.
Big Edwin Rowe GrosericA Rmersra 10 days, mosHss'
Joseph Egess . ,, ,,t-.. a
days loq,ycod H. Becker o. Ias bad heavy ~'n"s
oi the asl days; broke main boom, pht SAM &C. Csc
p, Sarcastic Thompson. CnTaeos, via Newport md's.
was no 70 sandy Hook duns the lss sW sae eh" "As
BIG Aura (Brl King Windsor, Il days. plaster D. T. Do
B-ig Union (Br) -. Cornwais, II days, po'a,oe' -
Schr Hannibal lof Bsnsos,. Rogers ,ienine.os 'ht' d.
sctr Harriet Newell Goold Mu.sus,h Ms, 20 dsy''r."
schr fIeraa Br Bxn,on, Coruwal' II dnys P''''''~
Durv.a 4 HYDE.
S;hr Hudson Tinker. NewHsven.
schr. Fred Warren, Coomos Pfosldence.
Schr. lsis, Harding Boston.
s,hr Coriuthian. Dcvlm. E!izlhothport Tor Boston .
Schr Frederick Reed Friend. Bangor 10 dsy'. I-A'a -
McPaine.
WISD-At Sunset, y. F., with rain.