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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
The New Book and Drug Store.

BURHHAM & UNGER have opened
a fresh lot OF Miscellaneous Hooks
at reduced prices, including works
on History, Philosophy, Theo:"sy'
Literatars, Car
lyle, Humboldt, TocqncviIle, Hugh
Miller, WaJlana, &C.
They keep W IL large assortment;
of Stationery, Blank Books, srho'
Books, Diaries, Photograph Al
buns, Wall aud Window fapcy
Pictures, Picture Frames, Mould
ings, Cord and Tasscls, cnr'a,'
Fixtures &c. they still cell tn
!. best Coal Oil at s1.oo per COLON
Ian 12-9t.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
peaCo Epmors

Acain We have rGmors OF peace
The Blairs are once moro ION to
Richmond" Their object being,
it Is said. To find out on wha: terms
thc Renel President is prepared TO
make peace. We do not place any
reliance on these rumors. we
have had peace rumors boioFc; and
it happened that these ru'noFs came
lust before a draft. But STILL we
hope tor the best, and trust that
tie tlne has at length come when
pcace can be made, and this war O
kindred against kindred be nrough
10 o c.ose. We would much rathe
have Air. I~.incoln'e Administrative
capabilities exercised during fou
years OF peace, than during anothe
term Of war,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

William A Long, v'G. Of f common on Pleas pSs
Margaret E. Long and ,itiou and Assign,
others, dei4s. meus Of Dover.
M,rv,ret long. widow, and Margaret ,
,Lour. john W Long and Nancy I. L3ns.
heirs and legal representatives. o. JON
Tong. late Of Preble county, Ohio, deceased.
and SilAs D. Long. James Z, Long, n n;"or
4. Long, and william l. b Long minor
children and heirs at Law of Jaeos o. Long,
late Of said county, dect ased, Who "a; AZ
he and legal representative OF sara 'esn
T,ono. deceased, will take notice that sh'
nI.;nt;6. cn the 27in day Of December, a
/ b leSl, 6led his petition against them II
Il. os;ce of The clerk Of the Court OF Com
mn pls,s of the lad county Of Prehie, y
wS;eh said petition, aid plaintiff demand
nar,;,;on of 1866 Acrea Of land tpstcd y
I'D connty, aud being all OF the north'wes
uuartsr texecpt two acr. IN 'he ou'v
corner ,kereof) of section 70; IN tesgtn'
az range S, east, of which the sa'o s'h
i'onv d;pS seiyed' and that dover be asa'g'
> a herein 10 the said Margaret Long.
Ana the ssi1 defendants are also iur's'
. .n,;6sa That Al the said court of Comme
! pisn. ne,t to be holden in and far the 50
= ~conn,s ~ Prsble, the plaintiff will ask
orSer Of partition Of said land, aud 10
I Soscryh be assigned therein p~ursusnt'to'
;, s,s,ats, and Tor such ether orders aRd .:
/. oFraid court as be may DO legally easss'
"a 49, WILLIAM A. LONG.
By Zoos q s~fEvnrEs, his At'y'
I'll Attest. HAM SHAxT, Clerk.
No. Dec. %. t564-7w rr.L~-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Gxi,ar... D. rjoss. Aseo,i.on,. tSetlSs.'
Music Boxes, lsAs 10 ins,, flsl6, PisrAlsa,
Fifss, Clarieas,s P%rscsp.oss. Tso.,;E
Forks, Guitar Strings, GUS IPIAAis ~.
bullet ladies, rsmroa,, ~ssE, tips, :AO'
sands bee, .stsak FOUNDERS, lanterns, tsi'
farmers, tea bells, sleigh bella, 400 Nv,
COW aud sheep bells, bird cages; elae. w
bruah.s, wsd cutters; min . nssss es.
dust pans, rel and ucnse treps, 800.
cocoa d~,pprrs. walters. slatea, spool sAE ~,
Masohie emblems, whlskel brushes, cav
cutters, shosels SOD tongb clothes pms
hand brooua, pepper and spies aaSsi,
snri,v balances, tch boxea. paper deila,
padlocLa, umbrellas, dfAns, asgs. 'ase pa
rar, catpst taeka, and 9 hettot other 's.
t;opa. which shs has not time or room 70
euumsrsts h.fs Also Ixb hacking
~whi,ewash brushes ais ny
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
s.

SSS- In accordance with the reao.
lntion passed By the Ohio Editors
ard Publishers Association, on
the 4th instant, the price Of the
Democratic Press" on and after
Monday, the 21st of this mouth,
will 10 80 so per year, payable
in advance. Subscribers wifi taEN
notice thar there is only one week
left to pay TWO DOLLARS for year,
subscription to the "Prcss.'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
UsE OF TIE BATGEyuEG RAN,-f

UsE OF TIE BATGEuIEG RAMA
private letter from General Fuller,
Giving some account OF the move
nent of Sherman's army from At'
ANITA to the Pacific, eNy&
ait would have amused you 10
soethe manner in which the public
buildings were destroyed in the
este City The depot, for in
e,ansc, u tinO brick structure, was
brought down by the old kcman
r o~4.,eriug ram. A hoary rail ct I
iron was the ram, suspended ON
~ooden' horses, and swang IKE q
- 4cnauiunl, (excopt that the rail, "
coarse, was horizontally The ent
OF the rnll speedily battered dow
tire b'ick columns supporting tn
building, and laid every thi"g y
rains, What was not smashed n
u this way was soon licked up BY. IN
Il ire. Private residences, and sue.
aaAa!ngs az were not .: iH'port@ne
10 military operations, were III
IAolested."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Jan. 12.-3'

A correspondent Of the New
York Times gives the following
incidcut Of the battle.hefone Nash'
vile.
4 "Just before dark cn the 10th.
when the result of Smith's and
Seofeld's performances at Brett
wood Hills becsme known, one Of
Smiths stuff officers lode up to
General Thomas and said: Genera
Smith presents his compliments
General and requests me to say
that the last charge was a. CRANE
~snccsss. He drove the enemy a
/ all points, captured three genera
officers, two thousand prisoners
and thirty pieces of artillery.
"EIurrah!S ali! hill" shouted tn
staff, and'the grim old Commander
imchief chuckIed, and sent back
world of thanks to General Smith
, The ubiquitous Kelly hand ed tn
=, General a bottle, aud he took
SQUARE dirk. Presently Smit
: came up. General Thomas Tape
him on the shoulder, and said;-
"Thanx you, General, thank yo'
That finishes the hatrlc of Mas
Vile" And it did. All this tin
9 the ram was falling in pelting to
u rents.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE,

Iahn n Niswanrer, g~psrdfanl Prehle Co
q Elisabeth c. and Lue'ls r e , a''
N. Huffman, Hoas.
s.rnh @ Earhart, ct. al. sell land.Sc
IVY o,aer az the Probate Court duly issnsd,
b in he absvs eatitled cause, will
On Wednesday, February Let, 1863
~, III. premises, offer for sale at public
vsndus. he,wesn the hours Of one and four
o'clock P. NJ, the following real estate, SIT
mats In Prebls county, 0his, and bounded
and descrih, 4 % follows, tc-wit: Situate
and being in the northeast coraer o. tee
south west quarter Of section No Two l1.Jn
towuship No. seven (77,) Of range NO. three.
f3A esnt; beginning 81 the northeast corner
n Tsaid quarter, fheuce running south e'grsy
Iaol roaa; thence west "a Tar - to INCLUDE
and contain ffy.three and one third lostl
acres being ,hs same land eonvcyed TO ia
. via Werts to SOLOMON hoffman deceased
hr dead recorded 10 Book No Il page %
rsccrds Of Preble conNty. Ohio. rhs lard
m he sold free aud clear Of dover OF otae
iucumbtsnces. Appraised = sS,ee1 70,
Tyn.s Of SaIc -0ae third cash ~ aanc
and The residue 10 equal aunaei PAY
. mants, with interest 70 be secured % mort
s JoTNDs MswANCER, GusrdiAn'
!. GtLHoRs q C&apssl,1, Att'Ya.
Dec. g, ia6&~ak lfr.iS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Resol0tiops Introduced into the North
Carolina Legislature


On the 18th of December. Mr..
Sllarpe.introduccn into tho h'nsc
Of Commons Of the North Carolina
Legislature the following reso'a
tons; ..f ,s joe
Rssolc.!. Tlat S,Ato sovereignty
is the principle on which North
Carolina uud other States with,
lrew from tho United States Gov
ernment; and, therefore, the States
comprisirg tie Southern Confede
racy are ~soyerpiens, and that th'
Confederate Government IS oni.
fae agent Of tbs S::ates and tahjec
20 (reir contTol.
Resolved further, That tue State
ir their sovereign capacity have tn
riuh. to take up the question {
nsace or war, and settle 1t withou
..cnsHtta,ion with ttYe-fresident .
NE S%orthe-nG q Confectionery or OF Il
.nEsc caeed BmitedF States. '
20 ane5,iVh ii Mr.: 'CtaNf6Fd,
RsSsu, these resolutions we're -
On tie tsble-ayes, So, nOys 3D.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Southern News.

WASHINGTON, January 12.-The
Richmond Wing Of the 10th has
the following items from saVan-
nah: 49,, -, :,
The Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel of the 4th publishes u
nanlbcr Of news items derived from
a gentleman who left Savannah on
tho LIST inst. The most perfect Or
der is maintained in the city, no
soldier is allowed to interfere WITH
ths citizens in any particular a
citizen was arrested by q drunken
, soldier q few days since. The c,tl
zen knocked the soldier down. the
officer of the guard sson arrived
r and sent the soldier to the barracks
gagged, and had him soundly
i Whipped for his misbelavlor, but
said nothing to the citizens; =
h drunken soldier Who undertook L
f create a disturbance recently, an
who refused to allow himself to b
IL arrested, was shut dom at ouce r
the guard.
It One or two of tho insurance com
panics of Savannah arc consider
ling the project of establishing
,. National Bank, for the issue {
as greeubacks.
&c, arc being cleaned and repaire
preparatory to the convenience
of business again.
-, The soldiers are not above
I'h under any circumstances whatev'
- to enter private residences.
:" The negroes, in most cases, q
ng cruerly aud quiet, remaining VI
their owners, and performing tn
nay customary duties.
les One store, with goods from t
no, North, has already been opened
W Nothing but g'eenhacks are IN :
fol, Tho churches on Sunday
are well filled with soldiers; on w
stes days, however, but few OF them
8 Of seen on The streets.
ing a majority OF the male Top'
,rts. ton have remained in the city
AiThe families of most Ct the !
has who have left still remain. A
ion, jority Of the citizens have pr
one. sions for somc time to come
,eek there is q scarcity OF wood,
and General shernau has amour
.ern that he will soon remedy this
lille difficulty by getting wood by
the Gull Railroad, and hauling i
NAV the citizans.
q Of The Wing says: qltJo. y
We are glad 20 hear OF the
ash val of Colonel Mostly at big tat
hcrto residence at Amherst, Ills W
sug. is doing we'll, and he expects
m Of able to retarn to duty in q
The time. The Yankees will hav
other account TO settle whe
nduct gets back.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Farms ftr Sale

Those DESTROYS ofiavestins their
surtlns funds In Real Estate, will
shcrtly have an opportunity OF
so joirg .
On Saturday,, the 2Sth instant,
Dison Dayis, executor OF David
Davis, deceased, will offer for sale,
on tNe prcmjscs. some valuable
Real Estate, situate in Some's Up
For full particulars, see Bills, 81
call on Foos 4 Stephens, Att'ya.
On "wednesday, TIE lst day o
February, 1865, there will be OF
ferel for sale at the Court House
in Eaton, three good tracts OF Land
one tract situated In Lauier IT
Treble comfy, Ohio, and the other
lin Defiance county, o.. For tn
particulars, acc Bills, or inQuifc {
.lGAmorc & CamrbciI, At'ys.
! -f =
Tue valuable Hands, owned d
The late Dr., S. LEtE1EtL, late
|, Probe Co., are also for sale. F.
. farther particulars, zee BilIs,
!. call on Foos s Slephsp'. Attys.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
The Rebels threatening the British
and French.

The Richmond Wing has the
following editorial, threatening
British and French commerce.
1.-THE time has come when it may
be worth while for our authorities
to consider whether it would no'
be- advisable to treat foreign gov
ernments to some of their own
physic. Why may we not, BY fol-
lowing their own example, declare
the ports Of the United States
b~lockaded, and make the vessels 81
Great Britain, France, a., seeking
70 enter or depart from those ports
lawful prey OF our cruisers. a
cowafdIy cate Of her commerce ha
been q c~onstrainihg consideration
which Great Britain, in her one
., sided neutrality, and in her meel
submission to repeated insults an
outrsges of the Yankee Govern
ment, 1t may not be impos;ibI
for us to reach Der through tn
same sensitive medium; we ma
f deprive her precious commerce I
,he protection that her pusillan
nous conduct towards the Was
ington Government has iithcr
occurred. We throw out tho su
!. pestion Tor the consideration
- Those who direct our affairs. L
Il attitude of suppliants has gain
: US nothing; perhaps holder condu
Oh might avail something"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
xxxvnlth CONGRESS.

~ Ai4 ~ NN Ni
n. sHFkMAN. from ths sinsnee q'n
Toe, rep6fsea back he pesiAOH ron fe
bacerI aIEiaf t6r an increase q nv :
ia has tie p%stiion 30 FsisFFsa Z tef
Maitary Comrnitsos. Bsresito
Mr.. TRUMBuLL called up the bill to reg
ula.s the proceedings in criminal cases. re-
lating especially % the punishment Oh 'ne
crime, OF tEsasoa which passed.
Mr.. WILSON called up the bill to drop
from Tho, rolls unemployed officers OF the
army. The report Of the Military Commit
tee on this subject, recommending tat tn'
bill do not pass vas read. a. IS
Mr.. WILSON moved the bill be indefinite
lily postponed.
After som. discussion. the yeas and
we're demanded on the question to i"d'nl
itcly postpone, rcsultirg 6, yeas %, nayas'
Mr. SHERMAN Introduced q bill levllh
internal dates On tobacco. dc said TN
gill was prepared BY the Commissioners
Internal Revenue, and he Moved It's rsI"
(ence to the Commissioner Of finance, ana
was SO referred.
The Ho 4se jcint resolution rendering !.
thanks Of Congress to MsjOr Gem sherm'
and his army, waA reported to haze pass
- .H 4N.Lr rL"HHN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
HoI1sE lw,rnIycros, Jan. 6

Nj. KAsSON introduced q bill, Whicn
was referred to he Committee on ways ana
Means, to promote he diffusion Of knowledge
nv suspsnding the dutie' on Imported paper
A resolution rendering a vote Of thanks to
General Sherman aud his officers and men
WAS passed, .,
The HOUSE then proceeded to the eons'd'
Grafton of the seuate joint resolutiOn, having
in view IN amendment to the Co S'itu'lor
to sbolish slavery throughout the country
Messra. Ashley, Orth, and schOt'Id sp0k'
in favor Of the amendment, Adjourned
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
70 pELlNouENTs.

s,as,--AsIh have resolved to pull
l;sh to the world a list Of the names
Of those dishonorable men, who
owe me for their paper, some for
three years, some for two, and
Others .fos one gear end two months
j request those who have any sell
respect left, to come f'rward AM
settle with me at once.
G" tH3 VIZ. FsRaUsor.
' Eaton, Jan. 4, 1881. g =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
0ueensWare.

j. f. SpATz has just received a
large stock Of oueensware and,
Glassware to which he would In
yjte tho attention of the public
lie is also constantly uading to his
stock of Family Groceries, which
he is prepared to sell as cheap as
uanr other nan" The best branda
,ot ,heying and smoking tobacco
can always be frunl at hia Store.
! on Main street.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Local and Miscellaneous
RelIrlOus NOti0s.

Rev. II. F. MILLER, GeReral
Agent Of the UniversaIist Army
Mission for the West, will preach
in Friendship Church on Sabbath
next p5th,) at II O'Clock A. M
A|so in the Old Christian Chapel,
Eaton, in the evening of SEINE day.
The public are respectfully invited
10 attend. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Sale Of Household
Kitchen Furniture,

,nN SATURDAY.. The 1laE ef JaA4et{ ls6e,
Sshere viii Be offered for sale ~ sFont
~ "a Cour. Hoasa in Eaton, ne Whole q
q Horsehold Furni.ure Of Wm FsEgpScnl
no Who IL aboat % remove Ihe sgie
CON, rises q handsome Aehc9eny 1nLIls
Ton aeidsboard, Beds, ReeStsada, IsSl'''
Chaits, &C., &c. i n,
|Preas Of last week, will not be offered 70
sale at public auction, but will 90 soio Pn.
~yaiely, q great bargain. Tor particular
zee Bills.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Porte -mOnnaie

RAgoRs ear,aia bands and knobs
,s.dy reference ales, bankers Waiiet''
money btrs, shaving b"xes, razor a.rvP''
wa,ek chains and KEYS 70, knive. aDa iorsN
suvsr ,ons., spoons. hutton.ho'e SCISSORS
,weezers, lsmp acissors, steel Pen.. hoiaers
batk w%ulists, shaving soap, isdis vaas'r
bals ther ~omet-rs,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
D.. Dickensou's MiascetuuI

20 DR.. Dickehbons MIHHooVuu'
or stomach Biiters-a sure pre-
veptive of fever, ague, and nh dr.
scascs induced by malarias--a val'
.uablo tonic for the ssstem during
the unhealthy and damp weather
preceding spring For sale at'J
8. Burnham's Drug Store, Ma'r
street, Eaton. We have tried J
and know lite value. t'A 'I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

Read the advertisement OF the
sale Of Household Furniture in an
other column. Any one wishing
to purchase u splendid Piano will
have an opportunity to purchase
during the next week. 1t will no
be offered for sale at public auc
ton.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NTOTiCE ia hereby g,ven that tho pfdey
IN signed has been duly urroitted aNS
c.a66eS al EeeeeAoy Of tia las. W.T. ass
f~es,aneat o. mary Latelt, lats Of Tre1f
equity, oAin, deceased
80 WILlIAE =. GRi!If. EEE
n.. u 1851. basas99b ,osAO IL
.SHT aAbE3fW
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

A No. /

( A. COLEMAN has commenced Fhe
New Year IN the light way. ANT
one wishiBg to zee . Stock Of Ply
Goods that is A No. 1Ishould giye
him a call at his store on Nan
street, Eaton. Mr.. 9. bas just re-
ceiyed an immense stock Of Dry
Goods, consisting in part OF Can
EcOes, pelaiuss, Merino's, Alpaca's,
Lastres, Balmorals, &C., &c. Also,
q we'll selected stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Gaps, and a=thoa;
sand other articles. delays are
dangerous" and parties who wan
to have the first choice had bette
call soon. GG all...-
Jan. 12.-3t, .14.y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

n8- NKTry LOCKWOOD has TOW Gu
lard a coed supply of Potatoes
Corn Me..l and Bnckwheat -four,
all OF which he soils at reasonable
prices. Call soon.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

yTNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified Is Admiaissrato' OF me
.Es,Ate Of q. ". Wolf, late Of Preble couo'y'
Ohio De eased. FRINGE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

Ten eeNte erHa cR0fge0 !" nss SHseS"
separate address 20
IA eyga copy furnished 70 clVhS OF ten
For clubs Of cry tn, s.ui-weekiy, and
20, clubs Of one hundred the Daily, wiz b
sent 10 getter up of club.
chanres ifon club lists can only Do made
by request ofthe person receiving the club
mack res. All such requests puss uaas
he ~posuofiee and state 70 ~hlch u haa pre-
y;oasig bseu seat. and inclsse I seUty-d.
cents 10 pay for changing to sepotsss al
dress,
won,n ! Az be sent BY mail, and should IN.
close poetofiee Money or Bank tsatk 70
amount Cess The 5iseopntl, Money SAINT y
u.aii vul b 1t tie risk Of The st0desA CT
/, dors ana letters should b sadressffm I
THE WORLD, :
IS PAN Rrw, Hcv York
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
-rprScx LIraoeRAPHI: PRINTS; :
Git Mo,dlns for Picture Ff'mss,

k, rigs spy ~xla..-s, goggles, tsi.'eops-
snec,aclt -ryelspes. fsolscap and con
nsreisl .v;- dshing rods, reels hns'
and looks wait... = splcnd'a vs,iety 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09
Another, Campaign Commenced.
Wilmington Expedition Reviewed.
General Butler Vindicated.
Especial 10 Evansville Journal
miscellaneous News Items

NEW YoRK, Jan. 6.-At a meeting of
the Chamber Of Commerce to-day in
reference to aid for Savannah, there was
an excited discussion. Some members
could see no reason for aiding Southern
men, who were the cause Of their own
suffering. 1t was finally decided to raise
money, and committee was appointed
to receive subscriptions.
The Post says several merchants from
Savannah have already forwarded funds
70 pay the debts they owed here when
the war broke out. The funds were in
greenbacks and we're sent by army OF.
ficers
1t is announced that distributing cars
will be placed on the New York Central
and Pennsylvania railroads on the first
Of February. In few weeks il is pro-
posed to run them to Cleveland over the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
The Richmond Whig proposes to de-
clare che ports Of the Northern States
blockaded, thereby subjecting all English
aud French ships 10 capture. 1t thinks
the Confederacy will then be reeog-
nized
Inc captain Oh thc Nate fuHce, cap
tured and burned by the pirate Shenan-
doah, saws she was not armed for fight
ing, but only for The destruction Of
ships
She was purchased in EngIand at
nearly twice her value, with the under
standing that she was TO be fitted up as
pirate.
She is about one hundred and ten tuns
burthen, can ruE about eleven knots an
hour, and has crew Of lortythree men,
nearly all English.
The Herafd Washington special says
that Gen. Butlers report OF the VII
mington expedition has been received at
the War Department and is very lengthy,
and tends to exclude Butler from the
responsibility Of failure, aud is under
stood to reflect severely on ADMIRAL
Porter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09
Additional River Items.
SATURDAY NOON.


The river is rising slowly and shs melting OF
the snow that is nov gvtag va viii deubtisss
cause heavy rlso. selve inches Of snow. a.
will be seoA by the hing report, ell 81 ciBsln.
natl last night, whfss will unqusstlonAbiy soon
disappear under the ardent blaEs Of this January
sun, and probably produce the January rise.
Tine arrivals and departures since our morning
report made up include the Alice Dean, Mss-
phis to Cincinnati. Silver Moon. Cincinnati 20
Memphis; ) =. PFinRle, Louisville to Nashville /.
Armada, Cairo. Ada Lyon, LouisviIie 10 Nash
VILE. Nsugatu ck. Nashvils 70 Louisvlis.
The Armada had good trip uP this morning,
consisting OF miscellaneous freight - tobacco,
sugar, 4c., Sc.--iReludlng b5s hogsheads.
The Ada Lyon arrived frsm LouisTiils with =
full trio for Nashville ssd will leave for the lat
ter port At 4 o'clock this evening.
The Naugaiuck bad 800 Government horses,
sent from Nashville TO Louisville on furlough.
The silver Moon had nice trip for Memphis,
aud lsft a large lot OF freight here.
The Pringle went up the river for a lot Of ium
her, aud will leave this evening for Nashville.
The Armada will leave 81 2l4 o'clock for Cairo
and are glad to see her gallant Captain, Josh
y >. ia splendid condition.
There will pSobably Be no Louisville packet
( this evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09
Regular. Report.

Vae Tennosse Campaign Ended.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 6--The Times has
special dated Huntsville, Ala, which
SAYS the Tennessee campaign IS ended
The last Of Hoods army crossed the
Tennessee River on The 29sh with eight
pieces of artillery and about $4,000 men.
He left Macon with $4,000. aud was
reinforced by 5000 ard bad Ilo pieces
At artillery. After the battle At Nash
vile both armies douudered ia the mud
gor ten DAYS. Hoods remnant Of infant
~ crawled Of at night, bis cavalry stub
boruly resisting pursuit during the day,
Il Is believed that Hood has burned OF
+ thrown into the river at least 30 guns,
lie abandoned large numbers Of wagons
and ambulances Our Official list oi
+ prisoners number TI00 0Ter goo de
serters have also reported. 1t is said
Hood is going 10 Meridian, Miss TO at
tempt a reorganization.
The chase in force has been absn
doned, although Steadman is across tn,
river with orders to harrass him an.
capture as much as possible.
A new campaign has been projected
and the corps Of Wood, Smith and Scho
Geld are already moving,