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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
"gCUE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIE
SWORD"
THE COLD PtN-THE BEST OF ALL Pi,NS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,

TIE COLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PINS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD
Ca receipt Of any Of the following SONS II Cash the sac
Gold Pen reis'siecfiny me according 70 de.vr
ton, VIZ;
Fo- 81 cents, the Mlsic Pens for . cent? tie Lc- g Pea
for ST. the sways.Ready Peni for p Is. the fle,ss
Pen; aud for ~ ~ the Ek,,or Pcnthese P,us ue
numbered, bot eouesroud in sizes to Numbers ? . 'f
respectively.
PENCILS.
Fog - he MaFe fsn for q z: 'hG LFi ,y, IN To- i''
These are Wei m.fed' Good.wn,ias Cod Pen. WIZ
VIII I o io' .sS.. efthe Bet seG pc ala 81 r.,
are Ga,cd,,aa'ed, aud therefore net erc,angaIse
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS
The name A." 4. Mo,ton.7 "Nunhsr' and "Quaiay' a.,
Tor slr months. except against accident. H.
Tic numbers ind cate ,llo onlyi No being Ne "a ';,.
snd 10 10 To largest Mammoth Gold Pen foF The de'k
ooIp rgss. WITHOUT oAsks. IL.
For sl?Sa 30. Pen. l., quality or No. pen % gis
For 81 % No. Pen lot quality ora No Pen 20 ~'F'
For n r.. ID :.. l;y No .r'H a %
For =? 25a 10 IPsn L., quality .No. SPeu, % qaalF'
rsNO. Fen % quality. er,, o. ,,,,,.y,
fos i 70 ~. zen; sl!1a so Pen; $50 No P'n
10; Nos PEN - 5oa No. 10 Per--sl LEI siAl''y
TINE GOLD FEss. ~ SILVER EXTENSION ''s.' WIS
For .esNo Pen l., quality or ~. Pen % quality
For - No. Pen lst quality CO No Fen 9dfNI''
or No Pen, 3jqasliiy o.,
For - No , PEN Isl guilty NJ. Pen I'd gas'yi
OF No Pen. ~ qusiy. . - ., ,,..,
For 7ss No 4Pcn, Is, quality, ora No Pen ID fn'h'
For i5cs 30 sPen, 1t q1sty; OF No ePen. AS4'I''
ror $500 No. JPen. LIST quality
GOLD Pms FIssr QUALIFY. is SILVER so'Nf-' D'''
f., .9,s.Nc 4Peu. fr -S2s No. 3Peni ios 80 N0''
Pen; for g. - No. Ftn. . 10. 81. NJ %
For A.. No. Pen; cor So No. Pepi and io4 S'H'N
The list Qa;ty" arc pointed with ,he vY D., 80 "a.
mi, Poi,fs cafeful.y ,eocie', end mono o. W. -,
sod with The -lshiest imp f'oc,H "n4eh SAIL NV -
scrutiny can detect .. p.,, ,.l's ~ b..
previous 20 tie wear lbhh II a., ,.s,,.. q u r.
rbs "a Ou.lyr be- intends shall equal ~ ,---
,iI,v Ele.ti.v aud Good Writing Que iues Vh, w
r,,.i lrr,iiou. ans lod Pens uade VIE - ~ tt.t
4, -,,rJ Ia the Cheap Gold Pou it tess CO ui-1' N.
,..i,l. fo operating LIZ New ard fh,et'n -. IN
FDiS no, br,,rr1ais a. Good Writing and pui~o' '-f
. prire hrd ,hr Gold been t-l Iea '''fs Name.
pl,s Ia. mast in M i'sarces .,ea .,s \,
~, " N5yb.s and ''ouali,y' II the Pen, w'iea ia AZ
, ,,rli,ul,r 10 describe the klud they prefer
!, .i- int bv mail 70 registered ie'i' e,"
r,s aud IA al Who send twenty "a, si nv lslr
,d;,icn ~ do price Of goods ord red VII su'i'
suite delivery. , - s,.., ,iif r., allowed tie III pc
.nlum or tie diy received ga - go, ,,p he allowed %
.u,'. If !. ~ nut IS pr cent On VI ara ~ ~ -
30 "ei'' ." '"' ~" A MpRToN' ~
No. IS MaidcI'lane NJ" 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
NEw.YOkK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. FEBRUARY ~ 1895.

Precinct afou house CIT hsthroat With pocket knife He
osnd by the doorman after committing the sc. but
died before medical aid cond rescb him Coroner Widely
held an inquest and verdict Of suicide rendered Ia
II. De de.tituon probably the Of The Get.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

~ them what receiver when have nothing more renI6tfa
tive 20 do DC Ire work myse aud keep tho sery ba'e
p.id hr.e gentlemen for work dons FOR in that Court
reporters those gentlemen employ were $50
~ reporters received IN The Opd h. and weed ui
q 200 and paid otherr for that work. go.
The Committee adj ouncd 20 Mcndiy At 10! 9'locb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
Yaefuracd.

Big Hydra (Rus Behrens hence lth int foi H9vans.
reforms for repairs having hr 10 inst IN let = Is on
y 70 very heavy gale from Nj to r. NJ IN wheh
lost sails dclk Odd CASKS, stove bulw-tAs anu mao
decks swept ofeyeryug movable and causing tho vessel "a
/ lead very badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
SUPERIOR COURT-CH.xBsRs-Feb. ls. Before Justice
bARsOUa.

Griffin agt. GrifIin.-The respondent u the ma
beas corpus was present An dsv reed 10 show thai,
,he refused to the order Of the Court but on the pro
ducon OF the child who The object 81 III" wI ara net
thai no contemp, wa. intended the matter adj
ourncd Tu.dy 2h 10 give Opportunity o. preparing
ytfs af,d max r.flr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

FEB 19-st.smesCity Of London, FOR Liverpool Ar-:o.
for Pot Royal; Morning Star, for New Orleans NcrLen
Lisht Tor Fortress Monroe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
week, 8, 10000. Livermore, Clews q Co. sold
$500 eco and the Ninth National, 500 0oo--in alt

$500 coo and the Ninth National, Sit,ooO-in all
$l,7OO,o0O.
In the dry goods trade there has been considcra-
bic excitement. Prints are lower. Mcrrimac, yes
terday quoted at 50 cents sold this morning at y
and Sprague has fallen 10 % cents.
The Central American Transit Company call up
per cent for the Cd March. Robert d. Cullen,
esq. formerly President of the Reading Railroad,
and John Elliott, esq, of the firm Of Riggs Co.,
have been elected Directors Of this Company.
MI Stewart, the Assistant-Trcasurcr, announces
to holders of ten or coupons Of the ten-forty
bonds 70 send them TO the SubTreasury with sched-
ulcs. before lst March.
The exports from New-York exclusive ofspecic)
since July |, The fiscal year have been as follows:
s1 1883, sl, isSi;
Week ending Feb ii. 3,5iGl30 IV-.sl3
Total.............. .e9g.155.775 eI59 2-lH5
Increase ....................s go SO "e3
The imports at Newly ork since July fiscal year
have been as follows:
1883 $50 s, 1864;
Week ending Feb 10. L2l4,e73 3.l7lG6i
Total. sg5.sss.7e2 sl265l5.J57
Decrease Ia 1900. ssct<o,UO
The Michigan Central road earned the "a week in
February;
1851 GO 1866. ......::a. 6'o4
Increase. -...-.--.-.---.---..SJ 4O4
The Rock Island road in the same week gained
$4,000.
The Franklin branch Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway has been completed 10 OIL City.
TIE FssikW Journal says that work viii com
mcnoc on that section Of the Hudson River and
Erie Railroad in April, and that the cars will prob
ably be running through Fishlill village 10y the
summer of l'66.
The Toledo ana Wabash Railway earned the first
week in February
Increaso... SlI 5O5 -
The Racine and Mississippi road earned the first
week in February;
1851. ............ssnI ss.olo
decrease. ...................... eo''
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Feb, II were:
1895. ~ ls64.....-.... sicl7s9
Decrease. .................... .s"'cel
TouRTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CRY OF
NLw-YoEE
Nos "a AID 10 PNr.-r.
Dfro.ncsY AND FrAScIAL AGENI - Im USIUp
STATE,
Have FOR sale Iendy iof delivery,
UNTED STATS . $40 IKIA,rHY N0TE,.
Convertible AZ maturity into > 20 GotDBfM IN'
EoSD-.
Also.
TviIru SIATGs 1910 Bonds.
T.uUp STATES $50 BoyD-,
CNnp STATS f-YrsE CEHuucAIrs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and pruiis
aud attend 40 other business with the Government.
T.. G. CALHorN, President.
y. SFANAN Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

steamship saxomin (Brcn.), TreuNnanu Hamburg and
Southampton Sch ius, y. ud.c. and .J pass Nun
hant To- Arrived sandy Hook hsh''shp at a. M TO-
dv ana VA. detained until Jay light on account o the Ice
IIss mad variable winds duriu. the passage .
sle,m.hlp Uuidug ser PIP New ~ ehA' l'h il' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

.USIArrgr ALMANAC.
Sun T. es..f g. sun S.t-.....f.fI Neon fses. I'm
mon wArFE 4fIs pAf
saniy Hoo. - TOW Island 81 e. Ecl Gl.e... III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spscIsL TsRx--Feb. Ia
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.

Fngler OCT. Partrldg c.-Molion granted aud pro-
c.edIg ,ayed with liberty however to tho pliEt to az
tly lor secuIity q, any time during tie stay.
- Before Judge CARDolo.
The Sh,ef Hall Quarry Company agt. John Garycy and
John " B,rue.-Report couhtmeh Attachment may issue
unless he defendant pay within i've days the referees fees
and 10 cJts aud attend before same referee to submit 10 OK
animate
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ECsCw


Bark DunEa'i lof Pictou, n. ~ from Ms,su1.,.
Barr Volunteer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

Early OF SATURDAY evening u irc Was discovered
The n ri floor 80" l76 Nocster occupied by l'rou
i-rd Rove e.bihef maker The reed thTou h.
the entire buliiu. n.d communicated ith that adouing
No ~. byin ps4a completely d's'loy-d Cherries h'h.
fourth doom 81 So 10 aud lp fourth toor ~ No ~ Los,
= @J, in,utcd lol $3.50 ia Tao 81. Marks to-ruy
N..sr Ironiarl Rove loss 800 about +luv1
Isi'iiy insured Tie as, floor ~ No ~ o-cyp eel by
Hardy Co, careu.et loss -JN TIE sec )ni Moor wa
occurred b. Daniel ". DtyOe fsfpn.T. Gnl janice an
Kiper manufacturer Of pianos. D,voe los Will be about
-n'.0, that ol Van HprI $500, both geraly insuird
MLot son, piano oro occupied the
third Lo.s OCu; insured Hr-sfa 4. Potter cab
ns, nak.r Jacob kaufman vsuishcT ana iohn 4. Weber,
20 her occupied h. upper foor q NJ. l5G sod Ts The
combined viii be- upo,' - 500 hch there i an n
.urauce of Sge, The buildings owned b. Mr. Daniel
81 De,oe Los. rIo1t 40 oo0 T.ui,i TIE 6pprr portion
II the school bilrF 80 i)o W., i, ge 20 IN. suoun OF
$500 The roof Of No 10 occupied hy Mf' Monroe We
Tbs Jc,h syuagoss. H. Greene b. e'y dimesed by
the goof iln, h.c ol tie shower Of sPtA' vhtn ic IN
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

The Empire Olkrm Works, No. - West
Forcih s owned ~ John g. "cfu.s.r. were dunasot b.
ire ye,tssay lIo.nif. Tie emouu O. FL %" lsil, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
Fires.


ths building aud contents Of the three upper
stores No. lej N.id,u hnr. owlri by NJ Matthew 4.
yfi,- d.r u-ed b. ,ly s-tlGia, morning g. tic
AMOUNT Il ,4sJ, Injured Tor $500 Va tie Albany CITY.
trocers SoIwich -id sc'a nd { panic lhc irst
foor occupied M W JrIv iluf tC-r IN lion safes
Loss BY va',r 200, iG.rej 10. s,yo tn the fus Gob
suf SCR Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

For ~, the Magic Pen; FOR 81 g, be Lucy Pen 2
Al So tho Always Ready Pen; for ~! the Elegant ie.
and Tor - q. the Excelsior Pen.
These are Wei luisted, GoodWritius God Peas VIZ
lTo smn Points Ia. average Of EVERY one Of "Le
viii iar os. .goss Of the best Steel fcs eHh7 - ~
are unirdrrGafct aud. therefore, net erchGngrlb.c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
view YORK Markets.

NEW YoRK. Feb. q
COTfa S-Lsss active but very arm. with .
strong upEard ten seucy AZ ssGsac for Mid3Iing.
aud by auction TO day SO bales Mobile a. s51zs
middi ng, se9s7c for i0N do, a for good Or
disary sBa - for ordinary.
FBUUR-Ststr ard W=stern dUil and dropping
2 5S9s % for Extra slsts, 10 1876 90 for Extra
houHd Hap Ohio, aud II b9li y for Trade
BraBdss slOsi1g quiet.
wBIsKY-Duii and heavy small sales Of West
eru At 20.
WHEAT Dull.
RYE-Qaief
CoRS-eaet' mixed Western uOuinAlly ! 81
0Afs-Firmsr At II for western
PETRULEu M-ueaVs and lower az AZ la4sC for
crude, sTgssc Tor Refined Ia bond, aud s79ss,
for T.. flse.
wOOL-Qaist
PaRK-OpeEed DAN aud heavy aud elosed
steady a. - 0o8 o y f5r rev Mess; "a 6z1Sg
a s1H for enc year Old DO, eash aud reEular Ny
clssi ( At "a ~ cash I; 3gOs6s8J 20 for Prime,
and IS ~ tor Prime Mess.
BEEF stasdy
DRESS I'D H0Gs-Firn at IS 75sls % fr
We trrn.
BAc0 s-Qulst lons cur Hams 2Us4
cut NE n IS ea4y lTSls54s ior Shoulders,
Is1ZZc for Hams
LAKD-Ab0ut &c lover at Ioa2s<..
BtTrER-Dan a4S41 Or ohio. Aaa 4sgss for
State.
CHS sE-Quief and steady At l4a11e
MOaEY-stssdy a. Sal ~ cent.
sTkRLlSs-Dali; noaiIB@l.y 09Li0gl coz
o Id irreEular, uhsett 81 aud o.ser opsa n Z
At AK, deei ming O. 2l0H Advancing 10 ZiIL2
clio b z at 2IiK TIE ser Ca6a. for LITsr.
| poo, today, csifse4 cat ab4gt 81. 000spses
co. EhhMkST STOCK .-Quist tsud shout
decided ehangsi - "a Gus os5z, ass is
"a .; s. 81, c uious, 100
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
Indiana Legislature.



HOUSE The House met at a. IN.
Mr. Sherry, from the Committee on
Temperance, introduced q bill amend
ing the liquor laE, raising the price of g
license from $50 to 500; requiring the
petition for license 10 be signed By one
half the number Of the residents OF
townships OF wards; prohibiting the
erection Of any screen before the door,
or staining or eurtainiag the windows
Of the building where liquor is sold. A
second conviction forfeIts the license
and is punished by imprisonment II
these amendments are adopted, they
will render the law taniamOunt TO
positive prohibition.
A bill was introduced by Mr. Bran
ham requiring commissioners TO exam
inc the books Of ooanty officers charged
with ueiving illegal fees, and directing
suit to be brought for their recovery.
A message was received from the
/ Governor with the certified ameudme NJ
70 the Federal Constitution prohibiting
slavery, and urging its adoption. The
message concludes thus slavery, al
ways criminal aud insolent from its
smallest beginning, bloated with impg-
/ nifty and success, will perish during the
war it created 10 enlarge igs power aud
I perpetaate is existence Let as hasten
/ 70 aequiesce IN this great resall, by rali.
/ flying the action Of Congress and shus
become party 70 a righteous deed, in
accordance with tbs unquestionable
wishes Of the people
/ On motion Of Mr. Graves the mes.
sage was made the especial order Tor
next Thursday.
/ Mr. Brauham introduced a Bill 70 en-
able soldiers 10 vote; also Bill rAtify-
ing the action of the Governor ia dis.
charging States quota ct direct tax
levied By Congress ~ 1861, and author
izing him to SETTLE all unsettled claims
Of the State against the United States
A communication from the Superinien
dent Of Public Instructions was read
showing the amount Of school fund "
ing Idle for want OF borrowers 10 b,
Sl7S,Tl9 ~ IL was referred 20 IN,
Committee on Eiucaiioh The Hous,
then adjourned
/ SENATE The Senate met at 2 O.
clock p NJ The following bills yer,
introduced By Mr. Woods, de6nin,
tue crime OF drunkenness aud prescrib
ing the penalties therefor l. elasse
AL kinds OF tights AID tipsiss under on
general drunk; by Mr. Dewnry. provid
ing for the establishment Of House o
Correction for juvenile offenders Tn,
message OF the Governor, trausmittinl
copy Of the amendment 70 the COusti
ton Of the United States abolishiug slav
cry, was taken up, aud Mr. Bennett in
tr0duced a Joint resolution adQptinI
and ratifying tbe proposed amendment
which passed 10 r second reading. Th
Committee on Military Affairs reporte,
back the joint resolution IA reference
o an exchange Of prisoners censurinl
the authorities. with a full statement O
the facts, and recommending the strik
ing out Of the preamble containing Ia
c. insure, and that the resolution thu
amended should pass The report va
eoneurred in, and the Senate adjourned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
River News.

The river commenced falling again
yesterday afternoon and up to night had
declined about one inch.
A considerable quantity Of ice was
running on the opposite side Of the
river all day yesterday, and we learn
that the river above is again filing up
with heavy ice, out Of side streams
above no doubt, as the Licking Sciota
Miami, &c.
The Melnote, with a barge loaded
with horses, passed up yesterday morn
ing, but meeting the heavy ice above
was compelled to return, and is now
lying at the lower end Of the landing.
The Leni Leoti, in Government SER
vice, passed down.
The Lady franklin, Echo, and one or
two other boats loaded here, left yester-
day evening for PASSPORT
The Marmora for Eastport and the
Cottage for Nashville, we're ready to
leave last night
The Cuba left for Mt. Vernon TO load
with corn for Government.
The Justice is loading for Nashville,
and will leave tomorrow
The JGno will return to the Wabash
River this afternoon at o'clock.
The Rose Hit@ and the ST. Nicholas,
both over due, had not arrived at dark
last night, they may have been stopped
by ice.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Capt.
Il. 7. Dexter, Of the high-headed Su-
perior, in the city yesterday, looking as
fresh as new blown rose.
The Little Grey Eagle will be the mail.
boaE for Louisville to day
The Vincennes Sun Of Tuesdey says;
RagAKfxo UP.-Tbe River commenced
rising Saturday evening, and the ice
commenced running during the night.
The ice blockade" inaugurated on
the 18th Of December, and which has
been rgidly enforced up to the 4ih inst,
may nov be conRidered raised.
There are about seven feet water in
the channel, aud navigation will soon be
unobstructed
The Armada will not be in until this
evening, and will not return to Cairo
until Saturday
Government laid its strong hand OF
the following boats at Louisville, on
Tuesday and sent them TO Psducah
Rebecea, Majestic, WeHmoreland, Mora
HnntsmaB, Navigator 4rizonia, Len
Leoh, Nashville and fsnnie Gilbert
Most Of them have passed down.
Navigation is fully open between 81
Louis aud Cairo
The Glendale, from Memphis, will b
here to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

NKw YoRx, Jan. S-Another exciting
debate occurred III the rebel House Of
Representatives last Friday, on the bill
10 arm the negroes. Strong opposition
was made to the measure
Mr.. Orr said nine hundred and ninety
nine out Of thousand would join the
National army if given their choice.
JEFF. Davis received bis usual share Of
abuse
Richmond papers Of the An claim en-
eoaragment al the prospect of having
mes leaders.
Lee, Johnston and Breckenridge are
the men for them.
The activity of the srmiss of the
North Is set down as guarantee of their
weakness.
A cotton famine IN Earopeis promised
which is to rebound TO the interest of the
South
The Sentinel says the loss Of vii
ming.on will Immediately carry the cot
ton question home to the nations. o
Europe
The Charleston Mercury claims fol
Charleston the point d GPpui of theil
cause and that there the Confederac-
/ must rise or fall
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
Cincinnati Markets.

CIscIsEATi. Fsb. 8.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged sales Of !, 100
bbls. 3; oj9s 90 for suPsrhus. . 0099 3 for
Extra, snd 5O9ll 3 for Fancy Brands
NHEAT-Duil At sG9l &c for Bed, and 100
2 % for White
coRE-Dull; coat rs for- gar. 11Og1 Z for
shsl.ed
OaTs-Uuchsz-ed5 sf61s5c.
BARLEY-Dgll aud pri Is drosping.
WHIsKT-Dgii. Il il hell ct -.
Pho slsIoHS-Dul. Tbs impryFsm eut TO-
tiead yesterday Is lost. Prime country Land
sold 81 &c and Head and Gut z0c. SMALL saies OF
rev Mess Pork a. 81 o. Nothing doue in Bulk
Meats, and price ar nomiual
GR0CEkIEs-DuII
CL0FER SEED Declinsd TO IL 50 ard dull.
FLAX sEED-Unchangei
TtHUTHf-CuehaBgsd.
GOLD-ZI0
SLY ER-lgT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
THE VERY LATEST
~
T e L L CIR a z h

The Lafest from the Potomac Army.
HEADorARrEs, ANY PoroHAc, Feb. 8.
The rusult Of yesterdays engagement
apgeared this morning in our advanced
lines beyoud HatcbeFs Run. the cap
ture Of about 300 prisoners, a train Of
wagons. and mules Rith drivers, and
considerable loss inflicted on the enemy
Ia killed aud sounded The cavalry
under Gregg captured the train at Din
widdie Courthouse, while on its way 10
North Carolina for supplies, trips tax
lng 10 days for its accomplishment
Prom this place scouting parties were
sent IN different directions, one Of which
went up the Boydtown rad where they
found camps which bad been deserted,
only short time previous, and where
they captured q few wagons Of Pegram' s
DIVISION.
IN The meantime the rebel cavalry
stationed at Hempheld we're ordered Up
to assist and stop Greggs advance, but
the forces were not strong enough, and
consequently no regular fight took
place About 100 barrels Of whiskey
were destroyed IN the vicinity, but no
stores were found At any place which
our troops had reached
An order vas found posted Up at Din
riddie G Il appealing to the people to
come forward and give all the supplies
they could possibly spare to the Govern
ment, as both men AID horses we're
suffering very much.
The loss IN the division was only two
or three during the day In the engage
ment Of the n corps yesterday at
Haicher's farm, the losses were about
| 10 altogether. while that Of the enemy
was estimated a. ahout 300
L.TER-I0 Quite a severe en-
gaIement taok place this afternoon be-
t@een the Fifth Corps and the enemy
on the Darby Mill road, vest Of Hateher'I
Ran, the result of which was not favor
able to as, IS far as position vas con
cerned, bur the enemy paid dearly foI
the grouad. be gained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

NEw YORK, Jan S.-Colonel Baker,
Of the Government detective force, has
arrested in this vicinity and sent TO Old
Capitol Prison twenty-seven bounty
brokers aud others, who have, for
eighteen months, been engaged in de-
frauding the Government, by enlisting
men and aiding them TO desert.
Several of these malefactors have
made fortunes Of from Fifty 10 two hun
dred thousand dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHIslcIASs.-If you wish 70 FurUhszs Purs
Drugs. ,Eedlciues, and Chemicals a. g small Id
vasos en- Eastern prices, 90 and examine KEELEE
a waIrE's stock. where you WI hud every arti-
Gle that is nsadsd b. tbs profession and a. prices
vbich cannot fsu to give satistsetion- Theif
sore e Il No. "a Main strest. maytdAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
A CARD.

,d~rnsgnsd having sold cat bis entire sioek
49,. Mnds Cioth1ngs and Gentlsmsns FEE-
oo..assx Goods, sd retired from ne ezslnsss.
norsss narous friends and customers tor their
- s--trt naxs 20 literally sxtsndsd % hin, and
P@-E - peeffuIly rsconnend Mesers Taylor .
o., whs ave s1coee1se I'm = ne - a.
$3.50 a xffrlp IN thefg MEs, Of the N4zY baS
qsA - ~ 4, LToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
1855 :::::::: :::::: 1868.
Evansville and Nashville
sEMI-wERKLY PACKETS
= All EE Tn
nnaBya... .............-M AsTER.

ITss NJ Z LsnoTIs
VIII form, n regular lane. the CARRIE leaving
Evausvills every r. ESDAY &c ,. y and Nash
Vile every FRIDAY ~ 5F ~
The LENt LEorf leaves Evansville every Fhl-
DAY al 81. II and leaves Nashville every Monday
ai 6Pm,
Es- This arran e. ment ls psrmnneut and tbs
pfepfirtors Of the liue hope, BY strict affection
to bnainesa aud The Interests Of shtppors aud com
fort Of passengers, 60 merit lthosAi sna sfmaa-
end support with many thanks for past iavers
w respectfully solicit eoniinuanoo 81 patronage
from our old friepdf.
HALLA RUDp, Agents,
dec2g Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
sPE0IAL NoTIos

msht OF tbs ays,em, change Of Diet, wounds,
sores, bruises and eruptlonn, 10 which every vol.
unteer ia liable, there are no remedies 50 sac
convenient aud cure Holloway's pills and
oinfmsnt thoroughly tealod In the CrImeau aud
itEllan campaigns. II the reader Of this little
Z" notice cannot gct box Of Pills or Ointment
nom tbs lrug store ia his place, let him write TO
me, - Maideu Lane, enclosing the amount, aud ]
viii mail box ffee Of expense. Many dealers
will not Keep my medlcineSon hand because they
cannot make a. much profit M on other persons
make. 30 cents, ~ oost', and 81 40 per box or
got ftbl.iwd