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nENTISIRI-- -,,.n
il DThose ha, ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer, OF % n1G ,t5
1000 ~ .,rT IN the pocket are especially invited
- cali Al DIS. HALLIWELL AhlELs,, Den
fistS- southvest uide Of Pubic Square and Ontario
1trest Artificial Teeth upon fuloanizea huOoss
base. with our mods Of inserting, are pronounced
bv slI 10 be be most life Ike useful in eating,
SDsaklng or singing; they can be htted over any
TenaininR roots and warranted TO It.. Upper OF
Lower Sets, Sl5 and upwards. Persons hAslhs 81
-Don Cold Plate not fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment. Established over
twelve years. OtiS
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ACADEMY or MUsIo.-The fine play, ,"Jessie
McLlne," was repeated last night to q
large and delighted audience. We have
already expressed at length our judgment
upon the merit of the drama and the ex-
cellence with which it was rendered. We
need only say that it was again put upon
the boards as Creditably as on Saturday
evening.
The rich farce called O. The Ghost" with
Mr. James Lewis as "Diggory," was capi-
tally presented and heartily received. The
farce is we'll constructed, contains many
puns and fine points, and was presented in
the most ridic llously perfect and killing
style. The house laughed enough in one
hour to satisfy any decent audience week.
A great bill tonight. Mr. and Miss
Couldock appear in two great plays,
" Louis the XIth," with Mr.. COuldock as
the King of France, and Miss c. the Dau-
phin; to conclude with the petite drama
entitled zone Touch of Nature" !" in which
both the Stars appear.
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Oot1s:17S

SEVENTH WARD UNION MEEr1Ee-The Sew
enth Ward Union Club will be addressed on
Thursday evening, the 2Oth inst, by Hon.
S. o. Griswold and Charles W. Palmer, Esq.
The Union Clubs OF the Fourth and
Sixth Wards will march in torch light
procession to greet their brethren of the
Seventh.
The Fourth Ward Glee Club will be on
hand.
All citizens are invited to be present.
DAVID A. DANGLER.
Oct.1s:l73 Pres. City Cen. Union Com.
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3-o-Ooo MONEY ADVANCED

&SUa,GyO0 Va Sy,HoNn v lWSSgNER's LOAN OFFICE, on
Eeanrifies of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
Wstches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeTelry, Guns
,-lStolg. Clothing, DTT Goods, Pianos, nelodeonsJ
m aI .rsonai property and articles Of value, on
~ most terms npsiness strictly pri
vnte- Establishsd 1851. h. B.-A variety OF IN
redeemed watches, JeUelry, Guns, &c., tor sale at
;. hfloe-ooypsr Of Wstor and Superior strest1,
- NaviG and Peixotto's Clothing Store.
osoI o.s,5 J. O. &W. WAGBER-
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DIED.

IN New 0rsanB. October 18th, Captain h. P.
PITkIs, A. Q. M, aged &c years and months.
unsraI EilI take place from the residence of his
father, No. lis Bo ivar street, on Tuesd afternoon
at o'clock.
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THE STORY OF A sCOUEDREL.

A few Facts abOnt DIR. Joshua Webb.
He is Detected at COunterfeittng and
turns DetectiVe---His Career Of Crime
He comes TO GrfeE.-.And the Penften'
tIarY.
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LLaBN MS,
WhOissals and Retail Dealer il
Strip Vein, OOlHmBlanR and OhippeNa
co AIS.

Odios on O. q P. B. 3. Bior. Also, oaloe and Yard
et Eaciid street B. R. CrosaiRg- Coal ofan
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Odlcs or House Use. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
IN large or small quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend
ed to. Ocal for smith!Dg kept constantly on hand
- Terms eaAh- mayls;R9
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weakly Rank Statement.
NEW YORK STOCK BIARKET,

NV sVHh slNCA MAhAEGs
- FELEGaAPHs
HEv YORK, Oct. IT, 1854.
Government StOeks-Ars frmer. United
States c. 1881 coupons l5zi 6--Os registered lOl;
do ons-yssr certificates 9i7
StOeks-Firm hio 8 Mississippi certificates
IS; QuiekSilver Ts5<; Pacific Mail z95; Erie 81;
Hudson l23i Reading l225<; Michigan Central l2i;
Illinois C51tral l205I; Northwestern s3; Michigan
South. 655<i Northwestern preferred III; Rock
Island sS5si Prairie du Chien 49; Fort Wayne loo.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND mARkEr.
MORNING LEADEB oFFIOE. F,
Mon ~ EYENIsa, Oct. II, Ls64. ;

The rsosipi= ., 4.4in BY rail for the a tours
ending At hall pass o. o'oiook to-day are = fol
lows;
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Starr has "Godsy" for November and
sails it for Is cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury 8 cents, No.
2O4 Superior street.
oct. lSe.
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
.. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior -.
Subscriptions received to the
~ $40 PER CENT. AND l0-4o' NATIONAL

LOANS,
(COmmiISiOu allowed to subsoribsrs.)
SJU. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. lO.gO's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable tsrm8.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made ct ali accessible points. Unour-
rent funds converted at loo est. Revenue stamps
for sale. oc4
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ISLlufr Ghalas.

q YER UHAINs
- AND
SILV ER BIN q 81,
An unlimited stock, all styles and prices. OhalB
tfOm sl.50 TO $780, Rings from plain silver Rizs
~ 10 cents, to slsboratsE engraved Lookst Ring
lnlaid with gold, At 1900,
We have the exclusive sais for this city Of all
goods manufactured bS A. L. ROOT, OF Medina, both
solid gold and silver and ~ they made sxpre9-
lY for our trade, We know they are pure coin
flsalsrs are requested 70 call and examine.
Wholesale and Retail In any quantity.
n. BTRf,
Olook and Matchmaker. lls Supsrior-Et. :
mavS0-Rq
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F0a RATS NICE. sOACRES ANTS, Ben BUGS
MOTHS IN EURS W00lEhS, &C, lsSEETS on
FLAhTS. FOWLS, AAlAAlS. &c.
Pat up In &c., 5Oo. and s. 20 BbEes, Bottles and
Flssks- IS and IS sizas 10 aoials, Pabie Insti7.
tious, 20.
''Only infallibls remedies known"
'sFres from PoiEons."
i'Hot dangerous to the HumER Family"
t'Rlts come out Of their holes 10 die.
Sold Wholesale IN all large Cities.
Sold BY Druggists and Bstailers evsryWhere,
uiBEWARE m Of all worthless imitationa-
See that 'tCcsFAR's" name is on each box, bottls
and aask before you buy.
ADDRESS, HENRY Il. COSTAR,
Principal D5tot, 4s2 Broadway, N 7.
Sold bT STRONG a ARMSTRONG and BENTON
BROs., Wholesale and Retail Agents, Cleveland,
Chic. marsR2dAW
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DR.. strickIand's Pile Remedy.

n DD nm W hGr-1 Nh Dull IL
IA being cured Of this distressing disease By tho
use Of
DR.. BtFiekIand's Pile Remedy.
Head what those say Who have used r.
SIR. Charles ". Landrum, Of Louisville, aud AIr.
J. Hazards, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, were both cared
after using pot Of Dr.. Striekiand's Pile Romedy
They say they had tried stsTything, but could OBJ
sdy effected perfect cure after suffering for years
with tho woFst kind OF Piles. They rsoommsnd eE-
cry one who is suisring 70 try f..
Sold By all Druggists st so cants per pot. MANY
Ohio.
Ask fOg
Dr.. StFiekland's Pile RemedTs
lnavIe. RR-wedkfhu
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RAvELER's REGIsTER.

- Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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UVJR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
E Forest street. House large and commodloui Lot
I0ofast nv ~ with an abundance Of 1ne shrubbery,
~ Good ffult chsice grapes, and good barn Terms
ssSy Enquirs Of d. W. GAGE, Esq, los Superior 81
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The remaining deficient wards will be
drafted to-day, commencing at ten O'Clock
this morning.
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IMMEDIATELY-FOF

wv the Ouartermaster's Department, Nashville
Tss1n so Laborers and Wood Choppers, wages 81
~ month and ratiOas; 500 Teamsters wages ~ PEI
.,S1fh and rations To capable OF taking charge
~ 4 IAN As WAGON Master, that will report with 70
EeaYneferE $50 TO S75 per month will be paid none
5 nSlr Int able bodied men, willing TO engage i0r
- months Transportation furnished. Apply 70 y
- ERWOOD A. q n. Agent, Commercial House,
s1evelsud. Ohio VIII leave Cleveland every TUESDAY
and Friday. sePSVilo
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nor sALEAN ACRE LOT ON
E Kinsman street, opposite Seminary ApPly, st
LEADER Office. slh1o
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HURRAH FOR NASHVILLE.-L

III URRAH FUh n hoH 1LLL:-Ia-
1lborers wanted for the Quartermasters Depart
mont In charge of Col. John c. Crane quar-
of ID s. Military Railroads, Nashville, Tenn Fay
sf5 per month and ratons Transportation turnisheq
Ip5Iv % W G. MCFARLAND, Quarlerlnasters
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HRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
VI A BARGAIN.-A Grist and Saw Mil, win store
6rron County Ohio, on the Yermillion River, for
s3O10 one-half down and one-half In one year: a.
dress d. L. JUNE, Fremont U. octIl'9
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CHICAGO aLARKET---Oet. Ie.

Fire saay-stsady at s. 80 8 barrel
EsIRsisr.-''PoWsTs land plaster SO per ton.
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DRICKLAYERS MANIHD.--A NUM-
ID Der Of Bricklayers viii find constant enPloyme
ct tho highest wages, on the Slsyesnd an9
d and P Shops, Cleveland. oolO'AiS
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eetIG:IFS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10


Efs Nosx, Bss .
coTToN--sasaAy At 20 for Miadllsx Up
lands
EL0UR.-Firmsr Aua galsf, ~ 10 eoesfa ~ E1r
Ealfs state u s09ii 90 Tor rsuni hoos oh 10.
WHEAT Lac better.
KXE.-Qulet
BARLE1s-~DuiL
ooRs.-heAvyi Mixed Western nomlaai ii
seal ".
oATs.--BsstsrE I 0T5Eai O. far Western.
fOkk--Qssst aud arm 81 s0et85 80 far tws
yeAr ola Moss - ooaess - fsr eos yeaF DO. a -
et3a 50 for Prime.
HEEF Steady.
CUT AEATs.--Flrmer
LARD. .-siA9t
CHEESE -1aiet At fslz23
wHfskX-stsady ~ isa
su9As-oales az zse9Zs for Porto Rico 1884
for Mascovad9.
FETROLEUM-oHist and hrm 50 far crude
y rshns IN bond, and sTa92 iof 80 free.
eTOCKH-LoSaf
sTERLIse EXCHASGE--l 80.
MoNEY-s2T.
GoLn-~CIossa at 2 asxs
GOVERNMENT STUGKS-u. g. 81 coupsus,
la DO registered, I TO- $50 Coupazs I 3sft
l.sa eospens, ol1s ohs YsAF's certiaoatss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.-The Journal 8
Nashville special Of the Sth says: No
change in the general situation Skir-
nishiDg in front Of the 4th corps. The
enemy were driven hack to his old line
Few casualties resulted Prisoners re-
port Cheatham as occupying the right,
Lee the centre, aud Stewart the left
They say Lee has four batteries, Of four
guns each, in position. A rebel brigade
left in the direction OF Marfreesooro 1T
is not known whether for foraging, or to
attack Murfreesboro. Oue Of oar bat
teries on Steadman's front opened this
morning, but ELECTED no reply. Gen. T.
D. Wood retains command OF the 4th
corps. Couch takes command OF a di-
vision in the 23d corps.
Z special TO the Journal Of the 9th
says: No change in affairs around the
CITY. z.--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
soutn carolina TBseominw.R.ative,


NKw YoRK, Dec. 9.-Recent proceed
ings in the South Carolina Legislature
look very much as though that State, in
consistent with her ingrained secession
doctrine, weg about to secede from the
empire OF JEFF Davis.
Resolutions have been introduced into
that body denoaueing as uneoRstitution-
al Davis proposition to emancipate the
slaves and abridge the freedom of the
press, declaring that the States are not
amenable to the Richmond Govern
meut, and advising the other States not
to submit TO its ursurpatiop.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th,
says Sherman seems to be becoming
more timid or more exhausted. For fve
days up to last Friday, be made only
Eve miles per day. He has lost so much
time, and given the Confederates such
an opportunity to gather, that be must
soF necessity strike. for Savannah OF
Beaufort He was expected at Savsn.
nah on the 18th nit, and all that night
the shipping at that point threw up sig
nal rockets for his gaidanee.
Richmond papers say Grant is mass
ing on the extreme right of the Army o
the James, and attacks By him there
and BY the left of the Army Of the Po
tomae, was expected,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
Additional River Items.
FRIDAY NOON.

The weather has moderated sufncisntiy is aliow
Il 70 sncw. A great sBow storm eommgaosd
about noon. aad Rf st about the rate Of Que inch
par ho1r with promise Of ten or twelve hours
continuance.
The river eontinaes to r~ssds quite fast
The arrivals siacs car moraing report was mals
up wers the Clifson. Cincinnati 10 Msmphls;
AutocrAs, Louisville to New Orlsanzs Charrssr.
Cairo: 4. B Sped. GREEN Kivsr Silver LAks Ne
4. Cincinnati 20 81. Louis; Mars sad Marmors.
LsuisyilIe % Cairo, and tbs hospital sssaaler E.
C. Wood, clArksviifs 70 Louisville.
TIE PeytouA Sa4 Silver Mosn kes lookrd fer
rnomentarily
The ChAEmer will return 20 Cairo this sveniez.
And we hops 70 So her welt filed with passengers
and frsighs. Capt Gus Dasosehst u sn elegAni
and experieaosd sommAnder.
The Glendale Is due here. from Memphis to Gle
einnAti.
The Silver Moon has just arrived. At As P. =.
With fair trip.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
Movements Of Barbrtdge and Brsek-
turfdgs.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9--Burbridge and
command we're at Bears Station on The
9th His forces are well organized and
supplied, and ia good spirits This
movement OF Barbridge on Breckin-
ridges flank had compelled the latter 10
withdraw his entire force beyond Bull
Gap, excepting small cavalry detaeh-
meut
Vaughn vas reported At Chueky Bend
With a cavalry force, and Bashrod Joha-
sons At Jonesboroi but both reports are
considered doubtful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

CfEcfsNArf. Disc. 2.
TLoUR-Fir saperhne, . Is8a 70; Extra,
50; Family. pd91n % -
wHEAr--Ia g0od demand Rec. as. white.
z 10
CoRN--Ia good denAad % for new saf and
- for Old ear
RYE-i t5s9t 81
wHfsKY-Firmsr but 10 fair demand Al % .
sales % 500 bbs
MESS PuRK-At -. .tor eiy .hdlasrs rsfusa 20
sell 81 thiM rate.
LARD--Held at 2ztsa2a5s
BULK MEATS-181t t4tT56 for shoulders Rnd
sides green shoulders, l3c hams, ls3ze
H0GS-Asstve and prices tsndtng upwara .
sales Of eo0 ct it ssft 70 for go averages assl
IL 60etit $ for heavy. Bessipts 5000
CofFEE-Adssncsd 30 &6tz4so.
sUGAR-Hard refined. ai6a3iL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

LOUISVILLE, Dee. 9.-Considerable ex-
element existed here yesterday from
the arrest 0. gamblers aud the Impress.
ment Of horses OF street cars, temporarily
causing them to stop for want OF motive
power.
A gang Of Gentry's men took posses
sion Of lagrange yesterday afternoon,
and injuring the railroad 50 as to de-
range trains for a day or two
The Journal says il is our impression
that Breekinridge will turn up in new
and unexpected quarter before long.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

EEw YoKE, Dec. 9-The Herald s
Port Royal correspondent Of the 5ih
says rebel deserters from Savannah haa
reached Fort Pulaski on the 30gh-ul,.
They report Sherman approaching thai
city in three columns, one by way Of
hillsn, one BY the 0conee and oceemu-
gee rivers, aHd the other across the
Savannah river at Listers Ferry, tea
miles above He hanked Macon, bun did
not stop to occupy il He bad whipped
Wagner and Cobhs militia at Oconee
bridge, driving them in every direction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
SALE.

DT OEDEB OF THE COURT OF COMMOH
ID Pless of the County q Tanderburxh aad
state II Indizna VIII ssi af private sale lot No
I. IN ~ N Bates sEb-dEisIo1 of Lots Eo's rs and
1zs IN the orfzfuzl pizu u the city f EvansvfIIs
bsias twenty-five feef front b. nfnety fsss dep,
EEs Situated On FiDs street. betsssn sssopd a5d
Third strrstss ths property q the ksirs c. Walter
BzIalEh. Tsrns s-0Hs-hzlf cash and ons-LAI1
IL tSslss eaontAs, Wfth interest, ste
J9O. J. CHAEDLEk,
sspN eomulsaioisF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
ESTABLISHED, 1881

thank the President. Vice President
treasurer, and other officers Of the Coun
y Commission, and invoke Heavens
t.ehest blessings to rest upon them in
rhe'r work and mission of love and be-
In evidence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Richmond pa
pers print Fredsrickburg letter, dated
the 9th, in which it is stated that 5000
troops had just passed down the Poto-
mac to reinforce Grant-4.OOO from
Sheridan, and 1000 new recruits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

CIScIxsArI, Dec. ga FIRE broke out
in the cotton factory owned by Gould,
Pearce & Co., last night, and destroyed
cotton to the amount of $4,000 partial
ly insured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
GFey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler Maker.
Corner Of Pine and Water Streets
KyAHsFIBLM. IEDIAHA.

r AN PBEPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
Il of stsAn Boilers, ntAtionarJ or portable.
kase sssFy AGILITY for doinx gsod vork that gooc
machinery ahd good workmeu car give, and
wUrk sztrusted u ne win b mads under my pe..
arnal gupsrviaicn-
50 Eorknss sat - sGy ps<f of shs city aad
s4amz ssasrfn4 dss11
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
by TELEG RAP H
FROM OUR FRIDAYS
3 O'clock
EDITION.
Friday
MORNINGS REPORT
Rebel Reports Concerning
Sherman!
a Battle Expected!
Wheeler Claimsra. Victory!
South Carolina Becoming
Restivel
Later from Europe!
Arrival of the Housa !
Pirate Sea King Wrecked
Later from Europe'l
Arrival of the Housa
Pirate Sea King Wrecked

Further Rebel Reports About SEER
man--A Battle Expected--W W heeIsr
Claims a NIeaery Last Sunday.
NEW YoRK, Dec 9.-The Richmond
Whig of the 9th says: We have reason
to believe, from all we have heard, that
Sherman's army has concentrated and
is marching with measured pace towards
the coast, south or southwest of Millen.
We also have reason to expect battle
west or northwest Of Savannah ere the
eIoss Of the present week
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th
says: We learn that an official telegram
received last night, shows that Wheeler
has inflicted severe blow upon the
enemy. Tho locality of this fight is not
given for Sufficient reasons Il occurred
on Sunday. A corps Of the enemy an5
kilpa,riek's cavalry attacked Wheeler
ia a strong position. They came up
boldly to the attack and made several
charges, all Of which we're repaIsed BY
WheeIer's men, she, though greatly
ontnumbered, maintained their ground
and raked down the foe. The dispatch
says the enemy lost heavily, and it is re-
ported that Fitzpatrick was wounded.
Later from EnroPe---AKrtvaI OF the
Housa---PiFats See King wrsesEsd.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 9.-The steamer
Housa, from Southampton the 23d, has
arrived. IL was reported at Sonthamp-
ton on the 22d that Semmes' ship, Sea
King, was wrecked off Madeira.
The Army and Navy Gazette says ii
is nnbeeoming in British officers TO en-
gage in blockade running, and treating
the Queens proclamation Of neutrality
With contempt SOY
The Times sees no cause for alarm in
Mr. Lineoln'a reelection. The Govern
msnt is probably safer in his than any
other banda Regarding foreign States,
England in particular, we may reason
ably believe that lincoln has sown bic
Wild oats. He has gone through n course
Of defying and insulting England, and
we may hope that he viii not repeat the
experiment
Consols, Oil to 9Is. Confederate loan
advanced ] per cent French rentes,
65f Sc.
ITALr.--The proposal to transfer the
capital TO Naples was vetoed The bill
Tor DetiN mAffnOfA uhmOhstFAteu LBak
Italy could defend herself, adding thatit
was greatly to the interest Of France not
to ALLOW Italy to be crushed.
JAPAs-Prince NeagOto has agreed
to open Smonolki Straits, and not to
rebuild the demolished forts, also 10
pay the expenses OF she Allied expedi-
| tiOn.
SPAN.--Dike RivAs has resigned the
Presidency OF the Council, and Marquis
/ Filuma succeeded him.
The Epoeha says that SPANS daty Is
to defend Rome by coming to an under
standing with France.
LIvsrpooi Markets.
LIvERPooL, Nov. II. - The demand
for cotton has been of unusual msgni-
tude, ell classes Of buyers being eager
to purchase Sales $500 bales
LIvERPooL, Nov. 22--Wheat firm at
prices of this day week. Flour neg
lected, but firmly held, with some press
ure Is sell Indian corn declined Cd.
per quarter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

hesI NMhtHoms
ST. Louis, Dec. 9.-In view of the
recent change in the Department COM
mander here, Col Joseph Darr, jr.,
Acting Provost Marshal General OF the
Department of Missouri, under date of
the 7th inst, rendered his resignation,
which ives accepted, and Lieut. Col.
C. NJ. Davis, Of the 5lst I..nois, was
temporarily assigned to the duties OF the
Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
shsrm.n nearing the Coast.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 9-Richmond papers
of the 9th say Sherman's campaign Is
drawing to close he is approaching
the coast By way Of Dsrien aud Savan-
nah, bat we have q formidable force be.
tween these points, which he win have to
encounter before reaching either point.
We think Sherman is done with strategy,
and viii now attempt to break through
our forces, and thus sttsmpt TO reach
the seacoast Things will eulminate this
week. We think Sherman is in criti-
cal condition
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HATS md CAPS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rTHE FIRM OF A. COOKE co. Is THIS
il day dissolved By mutual consent. i. A. Cooks
having purchased the interest Of Mzekey, Hen
ming %. ia the firm Of +. A. Cooke q Co., will
continue the business at the old stand, will paw
all the liabilities Of the late rn, and collect all
debts due the same.
IA CooKE
s-----s--.s.,- ---.zs-ss=--= D. L MACKEY,
Il. HkERIEG.
December sast, isc4 dscs-sw
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A ca ID

T RETURN Ny THANKS FOR YOUR LIB
L sr1l patronage during my connection with the
Savings Bank" in this city, and aeal take
great pleasure IN serving yea IN Ciaeinnati-
G. COPELAND.
ein.laHass, oAIs, Nov. sta. Issa- nsVia-I=
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
Home Made

As heretofore, particular attention win he paid
at No. as Main street, TO Men and Boys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

(fHOICE TEAsi
u ~ y chests assorted Young HysOn Tea,
f0Z DO Gunpowder Tea,
OK do Imperial Tea,
20Z do japan DO
2o% DO assorted Black Tea.
All thu above Teas we're selected by myself. snd
I offer them fhb trais a. beng the hest In the
market. All ars asked 70 try them. Samples will
be given when aaksd, At II. A. COOKS.
CANfON PRESERVED GINGER.
~ cases preserved oiaKsr, at
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ID AIsINs, CURRANTs. &e.
II 40 boxes Layer itatsins,
100 y d. DO do
90 - do do do
10 casks fresh Z4ntle CuFranta,
10 boxes do Gsaoa Oitrona,
10 mats esedess hasins,
bbia Turkish Prunss,
do German Pears,
mats Dates. at II. A. COG KS.