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Alas.reesboro, April p 1854


Esshvile. Tenn. March 25,B, 1864. !
i accordance with Special Order No &C.
da cd March 22ad, +. Is hereby ordered:
T. That occupaIts of Stores, Eestauran lz
On Dwelling Hou es, VIII be required %
elem their yard and eeIlars, and nave TIC
TAI removed, within l0rty-eght hours
from tae date Of la5a order. 10 garbage o.
d!-z Of amy KIDD #.l be allowed 10 aae3-
malaie on any premises within the city
Unite.
-. AT dirt % be removed 10 barrels end
boxes from The back yards and aileys By
the persons Occup5 Ing The same. No rub
b.sa wIi be allowed 90 remain more than
sreutv-lCu- loHI5 tlout being removed.
IL. OLaI. taa eeegmu'lt.3u Of Eestau-
rants, must Doe removed By Che occupants
each day, ,5HudlE's eZccptcd) before 10
A u. All Does a4A rubbish VIII be set ID
barrels on :ae raa walk before Jg 4. Il.
each day.
". Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses viii be reQUircf 70 have he rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before . 4. -. each day.
Y. ANY violation O. the above Order wiz
Be punished By q fine Of Five Dollars, (5jj
% be- objected by the Provost Marshal.
". AS clcani.uc=s Be- one el the FIRST re-
qu.7ilei TO health, IL b hoped the citizens
viii DO PIT il tle.r power % assist in re-
moving one of ,he FIRST causes OF disease.
As soon IS q sufficient number Of carts can
he procured, notice VIII be given, and the
dlg. and rubbish removed without cost o.
citizens.
VII. As 70 is ny intention % remove al
filth from tAe city proper whether 10 the
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or uoaj animals /;
gny Information that wegld facilitate the
above VIII be Thankfully received and i'm
sal. ID. -. H ..rH n. H.a.H
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Tacgcwili be q 5Fass Meeting Of the
citizens Of rutherford and adjoining
c0uutloz held Is Turirecshoro, Tom,
o. Satu day The l4th day Of Nay, 1861
distinguished speakers wil be pres
ent on the occasion.
The object of the meeting IS that The
citizens may, with the aid Of men Of
great ability as statesmen and patriots,
confer together as TO the suppression
Of the existing. rebellion, and the res
lalon Of tie State Of Tennessee its
cigl government Let us come togctA-
c., fellow citizens, and counsel as cur
father did IL other days. Come one
come all
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TnLled So of AmerIea.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No. s.
HETHEEEs5. On the I1ih day Of April. ls6L
W au Information was 6ied fu the District Court d
the Ea.ted States for the Middle District Of Ten
uessee, by Houec u. Harrison. Eco, Attorney q
the United states l0r said District against all tke
estate gud property MONIES stocks and credils "a
John G.. Eurch, r. q. DUnuueton. Leon Tr0usdnle.
Ihgs "a Mari. and j. q. Gru-l. zIfurto Il s3d lIs-
tricf a,e,rugin substance that the same have been
-a.ze iu sad District on band, forte ted % tha
United states ior caG.aa il said Inl0umation ST
forth and avrued 70 pa true, and puyag for tia
usTd process.
E9.s, therefore, hereby GIVE pubic not.0o % Az
said per.oUs 10 appear before ra.d Court, 60 tha
Ta-itra4 CoHlf--o11 .u lla Capir1. ne Nashville. ca
tho tr.t M1ui1y n Hfy, 1861. M 10 O'Clock. A. 81 a.
ti.ar ma there N plead. sHsrer or demur % SAID
lat uHlf.I OF Che same Vli BE- taken pro conlaaao
aud beard a. paTta.
EE GLABCOCK,
q. q. MaraLaI 0r The M.a. Dlst. Ianass8s-
Al TE-tft
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NOtIce to Claimants IN ''The Gun Factc
~" Case.
-.-------- NV - .
IMPORTATION No. :

A=Ha A'aAifAtA A.AN aHAfs
n the U. s. Circuit Court for ne MULE DE-
trict Of Tennessee, Aprli Term, 1884.
WTHEREAa, An AMENDED INFOR3fATTON
Nv h7 been filed iu -a.d CGgrt, by Horace H
Blus1u. Esq, Attorney OF tAe United states i0t
iha Middle District Of Tennessee, on the IN day
OF April. 1855. sggnst p 0eTt7Iu Lot boz the city oi
Nashville. and Lrzfr Aforesaid Ou which ls erected
"ine Nashville Gun fael0ry,' which Toe IT, in sa-f
amended Information, particularly described, and
against 90 persons lawfully intervening Tor tha-
interest therein, alleging that said property was
f8TalJsI Tor causes settgrth on the original and sud
amaudei Information, and praying the monfGou.
a., n this behalf
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 the m0uiii0n under
the -eI Of -9ld Court % me directed, hereby give
public warning 10 all persons concerned in Interest
10 said property o. appear before said Court ai ne
Fede-l Court Room, in tbe Capitol at Nashville
on tun FIRST MONDAY rs MAY, NEXT.
them anil there t1 prou0UuI thor claims and malts
their allegations i1 thst 1eha,c
T. r. GLAsCDCK,
o. Marshal 6r the Sid. Dist. Of Tennessee.
fu-ftf
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DIR. KINGS
DIS . ems airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISliSBS.

~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New Work, .5r
sss~-,,.l-a i8st ioU- years a Louisville, Ky, who
as devoted Lla attention 20 the treatment Of p~i-
Fste diseases Tor 80 years. daiJers himself, having
ataeu1el 10 practice for many years, gld cured
-0lnary Thousands, he il enabled &c cure 81 diseases
c private nature, 70 matter nov had they rngy be
.1Il Iliu,1ogs medical treatment n from neglect
o. Their oFn. II. kings Dispeussry is No -
ICele-.es suect, UegFeeu Cherry and the SQUARE.
second story, Ecero ne cures all diseases o. PM
Nata nature.
GoaorTh1s cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business.
gaturr5 Of Old OF recent date esfectUally cured
'l 81 few days, by sn operation which cs--es no
uafa. Where S.rcyurs exists health celuo- h.
noyea. fer1asa no disease causes more mischief
au1 .y51rnlue- jife health 20 much.
syphilis, T-tl al the diseases OF thu sim, grow
l~ ou1 rL uess. or bad tfestzlau1 Goa be Cdectll-
ais cured Iu q few GAYS.
-saI>sL NEAE1g So Particular attention hsving
.s- g sen 10 ft disease, ard az the conzccUen
growing rut o. 60, brought on n rsaIy cases by the
te-.-l- ave I..5 q luCoDsldeGgfe youth, and eX-
H@--.Fe il1-IE o. the passions. neglect o.
a-.ea viI u11aEu.I1g the Cousg tuition, RENDERING
lH s Ire. Ui..A Tor 5gsIue5s or society, aud cais-
M premature Old zga.
Ftui.le- VIC suay be lsbcung vlsh aay difficulty
ri ;Ae WON" U.y resi- assured @. immediate Te-
tot.
Persons sing abroad. by writing snd stating
lletr case, with le. enclosed, direct 30 Dr. a. King
No. % 51aelIt street, Nashville. Tenn, v IN have
tHo Necessary medicines sent ~ their address.
lsr.- hours from O'Clock iu the morning until
90 tho nsan us. ArGT-iSzIv
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lf-rr-r S. sfFt-fr .a.-.rcfsr Ir.rr t,.e o.. 3
tr-I h. fai b
Az EtT.uE 81 itL la hL-a Al tal4 uF-
y ~. Cd fna art onday n Shay narl beng
H-af .i4r afthe month. ior cieVea lirastoFs, %
.srFo fr he ensuing .sltge Ioulns.
AL sd q. .. hcAAIRY, soaEatzIy.
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sgt No. 3.--'rHE SLAVE ~ IsGs.
No. I. IL She cotton FIELD.
g The Christmas week.
- Tie s-ie
g. Tho pariag; " Buy us to-"
G. Blow for blow.
. iH iE- aarip.
g. tree'
80. Tle Union lae51
- Make SAY ;oT Liberty.
ID. Victory.
u, DE died Tor v.ct5rvI
In ordering, the rrwber 81 the Set j. only nHte7-
-2-, t. mention. Fox instance. No. J. cr8. or IN
% them, e al gre desired.
Price, 90 Cents each set.
FREE by NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three sols, lone Of esch. IS sampled pa,f
h.- l'.--.-----.---- -....--..-..-.. q ! CA
one dozen -ri l1ssolt-r, . u.a ..sreff
PeFs ul5 tcr...-..-.---.-....--....... 400
* dozen Sc-, .ass1-ie.. d 4ra..r-es-
lsrI4gt f.ll ty yer....-............-.... - 90
Cuo Gross. ----1-tst. j prs.er...i. i.,.-.t
paIt "F on -E O..
Amy Agents, suffers and .ai'sl-. 81 trev prefer
I, E7y eela LIesr orders and money t..-au-H aa.
i-Apt-Ss Company Wi.h Instructions 10 uav fdr
Goods 90 delivery % the Office Of the c6tsn. =
gfre. Newsnen sId others in a permanent la.alH A
HA send money Tor SINAI. Orders large orders :.
preferred, =. q. j. send y5ur orders "a $40 n IN
sure plnnFt delivery. SEAL al letters c5raIg ~.
aEd ADDRESS plainly %
GEO. ?. JENKINS,
Western Agent
NC Ism No. l17 Main street t-l.--1r-7t- .
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Twelve Cards in Zach SET.
SIT No. l.-OUa RELATIONS AT Ho,fz AND AEsoA
CONFUSING

SIT No. l.-OUR RELATIONS AT Eos2 AND AEs0AD,
CONFUSING
No. J: On Engiand's muggy shore, p s,rly Ion
gave gTleyOu5 TOsr1
2. Which temporarily astonisaei even the
fraii:c cock.
3. Who responded with Vasjke veor, whec
hon cgycd.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weCps: 'Is De
not bird and 2 hrO;her,'
8. Which he foTgets IN the embrace Of the
henighted vol OF the &. g. A..
q. 2he arming OF the WOE by his fathfgI
squire, the lion.
Z. The Mexican yulture RaJ-oted by the gal-
lie cock.
g.. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pocket his rams
8. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf OF the &. g. A.
10. Iaall 81 the Wol.
J.. The eagle yind.ea-=s the Monroe doctrine
iu Mexico.
L. Grand Ublssu. The It1a child Liberty
gltil lead John Bun .rse iionj sud France
Cine GsIlle cOcE) 10 future.
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81. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NASHVILLE
Weekly Packet.

rEEE NEW AND SPLENDID
/ rasass ..a- Eiearfar 49,, - p
Iai PEEIAL. -.
Il. O. Ao-e,-ts, alf.er, vin make regular JIir- 30
tac above t-s..e. ats.lg Nashville
tEaFv SATURDAY nt - o'cloal. A 4
l--afars oy tl.ls boat may rely on making clrss
cc1Hrg-en I'd Cairo ,itt the Illinois Central Rslrnad
iar -h ago. sn3 al, tle citie@ in die Northwest.
lor iT-l- Dc OF passage apply on bosyi, or n
fJlD & PEBBLES, Agents
p. G-E-.,-rn.a.-. losves So. Louis every TUES.
DAf-ft olilaE 81 q.
fcsl-.uI-
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Chronic Cases

with satisfaction: RheumaE=n, Affections of III,
LunZ5i Diseases Of the Throst, SwcLed joints
StiH Lirnbs Pleurtsy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation O
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes Uebilitstod sys
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, end Consumption
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases
the Urinary Organs.
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20 Tue Ladies.

Al Affections Of the Womb treated .1ilh suoccsa
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 uEfortG
nate 10 uliscsrTy OF prove abortion, csn be carried
10 their fl time # found PIE gUalt By giving gae
csU
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srr No. Tim ADyrsrurrs OF A Cossca1rr.

sEr No. Tim ADvEsTUEUs OF 4 C0ssos1pr.
No. Z. Ia, drsa good a. patriot fdraCed,
Cp-susc
z J receive letter which tells the agcuizuz
fact-I'm drafted.
s. By the advice Of 100000 friends I offer s
substitute.
g. Who ulteUng 2 qUnck, is rejected b. the
insUlto3 surgeon.
8. iesi myc0UpTy calls farewell, my love
60 where glory waite Gel
@. ] teIcely charge the Zoe, sad dc fearful
cETr1Er-
2. And make q sturdy rebel ly.
g. am sent Wiz, dispatches, a pRTlioUs dutv.
death or gloryi
9. A5Jae5ed by band o. go.ilias. ] CRY.
"CoIne on ye t-r-T-TsIt0rs ]"
u. / discount Them and bear Of ths head oI
the gorilla chief
Il. J deliver dispatches, ssve the army and
avn made hugal.sg-ganeral.
j.. And thus relieved from al future dangers
IN the geld, ] crown my glory with I0Fe.
T5eae two sots are the best desI gued and hand
eprgest colored Cards ever Published, besides beng
Gls iInIsie,s Ia the market
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

/ GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE he has received, Pr. Coleman respect
fully Informs citizens and soldiers tlst Le BIZ. re-
I ---n-.- L-- E--DEN-AHL u
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FURNISHING GOODS!

White L. B. Shirts, Fancy Shirts, Flannel OTer
Shirts, extra sSes,l Shirt Collars, Under-shirts an
Drawers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

nah and guns along his line, thus cover
ing his movements As soon as the
crossing was completed, the rams were
blown up
Gen Fosters corps next moved up
the river, taking up torEedoes, and re-
turned as soon as the work was dis
patched.
The city IS uniniured, and provost
guaed has been detailed TO preserve
order
Il IS rumored that large quantity OF
rebel Government property Is in he city
The forts for the defense Of the city
prove less formidable than was at frst
supposed The principal reliance Is
placed on torpedoes and pixies.
One torpedo boat and three small
steamers were captured.
The people are quiet and well dispos-
ed towards as. IL IS reported that sev.
eral Uuionists are among them.
The Herald has an account Of the
movements of the lef. wing Of Sher
mans army, and the operations Of BIZ
cavalry, from Atlanta TO Savannah. II
is estimated that Is, 900 bales Of cotton
we're destroyed, together with other pub
lie property. Fitzpatrick had only one
fight Of importance.
Shermans loss since leaving Atlanta
was less than 1000, 400 Of whom wers
lost in the investment Of Savannah, and
500 by straggling on the march.
Fitzpatrick at one time chased Wheeler
40 miles without bringing him 70 fight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
General wagner.

General George Wagner vas Al Indian
apolis on.Thursday, tie L5th, on bis wsy
10 ioin sherman. His DIVISION lost one
thousand and three bxsdred men in the
battle At Franklin Of che desperAtios
Of the rebels, the General says, nothing
ike il had been seen beEore. Ose Of
their regiments, the 3Ist Alabama, be
thought. during one Of tie hezdiong
charges, struck the T4th Ohio with q ter
rife crash, and the two vetsraa bodies
fought hand 70 hand for sone minutes
each losing eli is color bearers, aud each
captaring the colors Of the other and
Iosing It's owa. So the gallant OhiC
boys nov carry the flag Of the Alabam
ianS A singular fact indicating tbs
fearful reduction OF the numbers Of th'
sbsls Is stated BY Gezersl Wagner. II
c,ne Of the charges seventy-one aeT
we're captured in body, and Of thes'
fz1rtv-one rers officers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Additional River Items.
rHuRspAE SooS.

THURSDAY Noon
The weather Is very esld. hss partly clear. Nth
signs Of aodsras'HE ant snsw.
Ths river Is dscliaiak slowly. and businu.s is
rather slack.
Government has pressed all TIE boats At Louis-
VILE, and the aest IS nee on its way 70 Thomas's
usv ssss of supplies. The Ssw Tork. Saas atszk
aud CAreilae, hAvs already passes down, loaAsd 20
sAeIr fall capasiti-s, snd zach with fail tow sf
ssrges, equally loaded.
The Geni Aadsrson got in froz C.ire early last
uisht wita oaerass trip, Aaa Is rapidly rs-lsNa-
inE for hsr rstaEa trip. she leaves at o'elosk
The Ress Elite frous Nashville. pas.sd uF.
The Idahos has stssm mp. ana viii isavs forth-
with, to q n ca; below.
Ths Carrie Is also .losdinzJfcr Nashville, and
viii leave this svenfux.
Ths TArHseen vii be dswu shIs svsuinK fss
Nashville, Ia Gcveransut service.
The }. Il. Heylr gees 20 LeulsEi1ls this srsalu Z
The BIG saFsrior ~ill leave fer Lsuisviils at u
o'eIo-k ,omorrev morning, aad in The absence d
the packets will aford an excellent opporlnnity
Ser shippers sna pas@sn 70 reach poiufs shove
3 The I4A Haaay. see Sss oEisaas. aad tAs Ale.
neas, for Memphiz, sre beth azs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

FoRrREss MONROE, Dec. u, via Wash
ington, Dec 2S.--I have Just arrived
here on the Santiago de Caba from off
Wilmington.
The attack on Fort Fisher com menced
on Saturday noon and continued all
day. 1t was resumed again on Sunday
and kept up with great vigor all day.
The fort was much damaged. All the
barracks and storehe8ses were burned,
and the garrison were driven to the
hombproois, scarcely venturing to reply
4 small portion Of our troope landed on
Sunday afternoon aud skirmished with
great gallanlry. They pushed up to the
fort and actually entered the works. A
rebel bearer Of dispatches who was en-.
tering was killed
Lieut. Wallace, Of the l42d New York,
se&PtaFed rebel dag fron q basti0a of
the fort Oar troops captured a whole
battalion OF rebels who were outside the
works When the steamer left the bom-
bsrdment was continuing
Ga Monday the sailors OF the Santiago
captured battery with SO men aud
brought them off TO the ship.
A torpedo boat was successfully
harsted on Saturday morning at two
o'clock. Result not known.
The weather is most violent al New.
bern and Roanoke Island
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
omeisI war BaIIs.ia.
WAR DEPARTAEsr,


WAsnIsGroN, Dec. 2s.-l030 p m.
Major Gen. Dir
The following extracts from Richmond
papers Of to-day, have been received
here The latest official sdyiees from
Georgia indieste that Sherman has al
ready followed up the occupation Of SA-
vannah By sending a force Of cavalry,
artillery and infantry upon an expedis
ton whose destination cannot be guessed
It from the direction IN which It moved.
These troops are reported to have gona
Award Alianaha river. We shall, o
,oabt, next near that they have crossed
that stream and are moving to south.
western Georgia in quest Of prisoners Of
war, supposed to be a. Audersonville.
Sherman programme for his cam
paign uorihward seems to be no secret
He will start from Port Royal and move
straight for Brauchyille, the point Of the
junction OF the Georgia and South Car
olina railroads lie then proposes to
follow the main road towards Virgiuia,
stealing and numbering a. much as they
can by the way Ali very fne. but
Sherman proposes and Lee disposes
The following Official dispatches were
received last night.
WLMSGToS, Dec 28--6 Z. II.
70 HIS ErceiieHey, PrssideHt Dauis:
The enemy il embarked under cover
Of bis feet His movement IL not dl.
vuIged. | have waited Fort Fisher aud
hud the damage slight, except buildings
not necessary for the defence. Only
tso guns wesn disabled The marks 70.
manning indicate that the bombardmeui
was yery heavy.
Major General Whiting aud Colonel
Lamb commanded ia the fort, aud the
officers aud men deserve special com,
/ mendaiion for gallautry, efficiency aud
fortituae displayed under very trying
\ circumstances.
fSisned b BRAsa
The Lynchbarg Tirgiaten has the
/ following additional ia relation 70 the
capture Of the sallworks, announced
yesterday We bad been led to hope
that these important works were safe,
bat the source from which the represent
alton Of their capture comes leaves nc
room to doubt its correctness They
we're occupied BY the enemy on Tues
day the 10Th, and held By them, IS 1,
stated, till Thursday, when the Yankees
reireated towards Bristol We learn
that the place was held BY 200 reserve,
uader Col Preston, most of whom es
capped capture
The works are reported TO be but ~
tie damaged, and We understand from
persons who visited them since theil
occupation by the enemy that they car
be put in working order again By tbs
lst Of February.
A large quantity of salt already got
ten out vas destroyed, and all the build
tngs Of the place were burned.
Several pieces Of artillery were al
ready captured. but our forces got littl,
else.
Gen. Breckenridge was, at last &C
counts, at Saltville, preparing 10 foIlov
them
Continued sk;rmishing With their reat
guard was kept up No other 6ghtinj
took place than already reported.
ISigRed f. NJ. STANTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Brutal Mardsr-sIonem.A Exploits

CIscIssATI, Dec 29--Three mem
bers Of John u. Roosa, Dsrhald, War
ren county, Ohio. we're murdered ln
their beds on Mouday night, and two
others badly wounded By some unknown
person.
A dispatch 10 the Commercial says
tie raid Of StoBeman and Bar5ridge was
a perfect success. BFeckiBridge, Vaughn
and Duke we're whipped, their artil-
lery captured ard their forces scattered
Saltville was burned aad tie works de-
stroyed TIE railroad from Bristol 10
twenty miles beyond Wythevilie was de-
stroyed, With ali the rolling stock. Bris-
tol and Wytbeviile are in ruins The
properly destroyed IS estimated at twenty
million dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Large Capture OF Quarserm@stsr's
tOueherss

ClScIsxAri, Dec. 20 "A package Of
Quartermasler's vouchers, amounting 10
the aggregate 20 upwards Of s200, 600
duly approved and issued by Capt J. G.
Crane, A. Q 81. ofNashviiIs, was taken
from the train captured BY the rebels on
the Louisville aud Nashville railroad on
the 23d They are in favor of parties in
Cincinnati, Buffalo, Chicago, Michigan
City, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia aud
New York. The Adams Express Com
pany notifies the public not 10 negotiate
or receive them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
A MisI.ap at Wilmington.

Ngw YagK, Dee. 29-Ths Tribune q
Washington special says il was 1000
colored troops who we're landed near
Fort Fisher They took Up q strong
position and held il against vigorous
attack They then carried, at the point
Of the bayonet, an earthwork 10 front OF
Fort Fisher The rebels reinforced, re-
turned and re-took the fort, driving out
our black troops With heavy loss What
remained Of them were then re embarked
and the men-otsaF again opened FIRE
uuou Fort Fisher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
NeH rork Neon Markels.


sEw Tozk, Dee. IS
COTT0S-nuli AZ Is
FL0ER~~Mavket "a ct REd Mhuat SC batter
EHtra stats. 50 ss2io &s, Esana Hoop ehfs.
$40 aeail u3.
WHEAT-NaFkst ca et, ie better.
OORN-Dsll - 81 ssgsi a0
oATs-MNFkst shads nrmss a. 81 e.
FoRK-Lovsr, SO 50 Cor res ness.
iARD--Aafkst heavy At 1aa@t.
WHtSkY--Hsavy, ats a
STKRLTNG ENCHANGE-s9nist At 0g5.
,a0LD--Ress 20 20. isu 60 9z31 and eisssc At
eagts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

NEw YoRK, Dec. 29.---According 20
rebel reports oar gunboats on the Roar.
oka are hasing poor sReeeaa. Tha rebels
claim 10 have repulsed them three times
near Fort Branch. the last on Friday
last
The steamer Moro Castle. from Hav-
ana 9th arrived RepeFts received 81
Havaua, via Porto Rice, says that The
Saa Domingo Fehsis had submitted 70
the Spanish Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
u Dyspepsias

- iis Attendant train 81 syupt5ns. 70 kess nofs
asse chars thar nartiirsnas Thsre issncthlaE
IL tiaa ranxs u the N&tsFle AeGle4. that fer fss
nsaa hear enmpafiasu wftA IL 10 tasz aisessa.
A fszli seeaHaf 81 tAis eqnitrrfgl plant may hs
&anf "a sfs IIth etftian cf ths y $ bisrsnsato.
a. pAAea tasT Mnd f2sx ef
seFtea ~ snpeNinaen a tu whieh Or Ben be
- ~ years eaK4xsa, ass 5ast tsszs hrosgAt q
ssssaasfsi esrsiuat Son, aHd hs ts uo~ enabled q
easr te It's Bmblte oun8hiHsfias - Gssigua. wifl
ether approved tonies, the uhois preserved 10 ths
hasf Qaaiity ~ ceppss- distilled baaftsu = shfat
steh he il esa asisat las 40 eaHat ia ne Naria
might faraish = snIams N Esftthcstas, tui
> sablie have tang sisea lsnfnea 10 aatssaats
ssnRs ~ their trua waiae The sassst pian Il, iul
.ssFy ous = fsst fsF himssif the fIffuss ~ =
nedtclsa. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

cfseixNAr1. Dee -
rLoER-DH ard nomlnAi
WHEAT-Duu. ~ Z e. 81 Red
Coke-pseiih@1 e 0ossst o.
OATe-firm At &C.
BARLkr~-null a. l a.
WHfsKT--stesdy At ia1E
PhDSfSIONs--In nrhaBgsd and Arm sasss ssf
Mess Park a. 80 90. HsIS Meats lsafss
LARD
HoGs-Firm a. IA Is f5r 200 , averages. Ths
rscetPts sEs ]. uao.
GR0cERiE<~cosr Arn At sfsefT. sagaF ls
steady a. Eg@24 far Caba; Malsasss Is: Exxs
declined % -. and receipts large.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

LoulsvrELE, Dec. "a reliable tale
gram from Guests Station, dated the
2Sth. reports Barbridge in good shape
and spirits, and returning to Lexington,
after most successful expedition
Burbridge destroyed the railroad ten
miles beyoad Wytheville, and the salt.
works and lead mines in that vicinity.
Breekinridge was badly whipped and
left for North Carolina The rebel de.
partment Of Northwest Virginia has nc
longer any efficiency.