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Ernrla Havana

New YORK, October 30.-Havana advices
of the 21st nave been received. The health
of the city was good. The cholera had not
made its appearance there. All vessels from
Spain are closely quarantined.
The departure of the Stonewall is looked
forward to gladly by the people of Havana.
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The New York Evangelist says:
prayer meetings have been held daily at
one Of the larger printing offices in this city
since the 9th of March, with increasing
interest. At the commencement of the meet
ings there were but four or five converts, with
very few participants, and now the number
ranges as high as twelve or fourteen. The
interest manifested at those meetings is very
great One of the recent converts SAYS
'What are we to expect when printing offices
are converted into religious chapels? 1t is,
as far as my knowledge extends, unprece-
dented in the history of any country, and
will, no doubt, astonish many reader" As
the meetings are held between the hours of II
and l o'clock, some of the men go without
their dinners for the sake of attending them.
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Later from MexicO-The Liberals Reported
Defeated.

New ORLEANS, October 3O.-Matamoras
dates to the 26th instant, direct, say the
Liberals have been whipped and driven off,
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The CHoLERA-The United States Consulate at
Beirut Ceria, reports to the State Department. under
date Of September 3Oh that the cholera, which has
visited with great severity many eastern towns has
mascus and Aleppo At Beirut less than two thous-
and persons have fallen victims, but dangerous fears
continue to prevail Out of a population of $4,000
the summer months in Mt. Leimnon, where they CON
Quoted their business with safety. The mortality per
dem at Beirut has not exceeded 25 but has reached
occurred among the Americans at Beirut, with a
single exception-the child of the United States
Consul u, A. Mansonl-who was lone Of the earliest
victims,
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Confession OF A DUEL1sT.-Many {

CONFESSION OF DUELIsT.-Many of our
readers will remember the fatal duel in 1886
between two members of Congress, Messrs.
Graves, of Kentucky, and Cilley, of Maine,
in which the latter was killed. In letter to
friend in 1874, Mr.. Graves said:
81 will add, with the most unaffected sin
cerity, that in community where public SEN
timent sanctions this practice (dueling), it re-
quires much higher order of courage to re-
fuse to fight than to fight, and if l have one
ardent wish greater than any other on this
subject, it is that, if shall ever be so situated
again, may find myself possessed of that
higher power of courage
Who, then, is truly the brave man?
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Mutiny Among the Negroes at jamaica.

New YORK, Oct 3l.-The Erpress says that
mutiny at Jamaica, and that many revolving
murders have been perpetrated. A white
magistrate had been killed and his fingers and
toes cut off, and bowels ripped open by negro
women. The greatest alarm existed among
the whites, and the mutiny was spreading.
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Thanksgiving i'm New York.

New YORK, October 30.-Governor Fentor
has issued a proclamation naming Thursday
the 7th Of December, as day of thanksgiving
and prayer.
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A Den of Counterfeiters Broke en- Hin,

ASTORIA l.. l., Oct. 31.-A den of coun-
terfeiters was broken up at Maspeth to-day
Dies, stamps and about 100000 in frac
tional currency were taken. Two of the coun.
letters were also captured and two escaped.
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The Russian American TeIegrapEi-Tse
Pirate Shenandoah

san FRANCIsco, Oct. 27.-On the arrival of
Col. Bulkley, and the Russian American Tele-
graph party in the vicinity of Plover Bay, the
Indians there were extremely shy, and hest
tated about coming on board. They reported
that they had seen steamer burning ships in
the vicinity but few days before, and some of
the crews belonging to the ships had been sent
ashore by a steamer. The Indians did not
understand the burning of these vessels, and
therefore hesitated about coming on board.
Some two or three of the sailors set ashore
by the Shenandoah, are reported to have been
taken off by the Telegraph party, by young
man who returned by the Palmetto, though
Colonel Bullley does not mention the fact in
his letters, and nothing is known of the present
whereabouts of the pirates.
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South Carolina Electiou

COLUMBIA, Oct. 30.-Returns from all the
districts give Mr.. Orr, for Governor, about 500
majority over Gen. Hampton.
Governor Perry was elected U. S, Senator
TOR the long term.
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Ihe Cation Trade.

CAIRO, Oct. 29.-Nine hundred and seventy
bales of cotton have passed here for St. Louis,
and fifty bales for Evansville.
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The Philadelphia Soldiers and Sailors
Epsp

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-The total receipts
of the Fair for the Soldiers and Sailors Home
for Saturday, amount to S44, 200. 1t will con-
tinue open during the week.
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The Episcopal churches in Alabama still

IJIoVVI1t0 AIdDdma StIII
continue closed, under the order of Gen. Woods
Mr.. B. johnson Barbour, Congressman
elect from Richmond, is to take the stump in New
Jersey for the Republican candidates.
A retired officer, aged seventy, at Quev-
ran in Belgium, wrote letter stating that the bril-
liancy of the sun rendered life insupportable, and
then committed suicide
AT sale of songs in London recently a
bundle of copyrights brought $4,000,
The eX-rebel General Hood is said to be
in destitute condition. The citizens of San Anto-
Mo- Texas taking up subscriptions to purchase
home for him in that State.
Hon. E. E. Rollins, of New Hampshire,
has been appointed Commissioner of Internal Reye.
nue. in place ofW, N. QytQp, resigned,
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FROM TESNESSEE.
The Status Of Refugees and Fraessm.

NASHVILLE, Oct'r 30.-Brigadier General
Fiske has issued an important circular in re-
gard to regulating the status of white refugees,
.reedmen and abandoned orphans of both
sexes. The State laws of apprenticeship will
be recognized by the Bureau, provided no dis
tinction of color is made. In case they do so
the laws applying to the white will be extended
10 colored children.
The officers of the Freedmen's Bureau arc
regarded as guardians of orphans and minors
of freedmen within their respective districts.
Each parish Or township shall care for and
provide for Its paupers. The vagrant laws
made for free people now in force will be eX-
tended to freedmen.
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Renewal Of the Restrictions upon United
Sf:afas NatiounL YeSaeIs hE Sssaat DIit;iiu.

States National Vessels by Great Britain.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The following is a
copy ola recent letter from the Secretary of
State to the Secretary Of the Navy upon the
subject of the removal of all restrictions upon
United States war vessels in British ports.
1t is also understood that official intelligence
has been received to the effect that Admiral
Derman, the British Naval commander on the
Pacific, has been ordered to send cruisers in
quest of the Shenandoah who are to capture
bnr if m of with
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latest TELEGRAPH news
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City Of Boston.
DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON.
SENSATIONAL REPORT OF A NIsUNDERsTAND-
ING BETWEEN FRANCE AND AMERICA.
CHOLERA RAVAGES AT PARIS.
Arrival of the City of Bostor
DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON,
SENSATIONAL REPORT OF A NIsUNDERsTAN
ING BETWEEN FRANCE AND AMERICA.
CH OLERA RAVAGES AT PARIS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, October 31st.-The steamship
City Of Boston, from Liverpool October IS,
via Queenstown October 10, has arrived.
Lord Palmerston is dead. He had been Sc
rlously i'll for some days from the effects of a
cold, and the symptoms had been very alarm
ing, but he steadily improved. On the night
OF the 18th, however, bulletin was issued to
the effect that he had become worse; and that
it could not be disguised that he was very Sc
riously ILL., Telcgrams were constantly sent
to the Queen at Balmoral in reference to his
condition. He would have completed his Slst
year on the Doth Of October. He died at 9.35
on the morning Of the 18th of October.
1t is generally believed that Earl Russell
will accept the Premiership, but nothing Of
fetal has yet transpired, the Queen being in
Scotland.
The sensation news published by the Times
that Secretary Seward had recently sent per-
emptory dispatch to France, continued TO at
tract attention, but it was generally regarded
as wholly unfounded, and this view was CON
firmed by the steamer Moravian's news.
The Times contends that let this remon-
STRANGE be what it may, coldness has GER
tainly arisen between France and America.
The London Star pronounces the Times
news entirely bascless and mere absurdity.
The Paris Temps says that the deaths from
cholera in that city averaged two hundred per
day.
Rio Janeiro advices of September 25th state
Uruguay is closely invested by the Braziians,
but had not been taken. Coffee is quoted
10000 7I400. Stock 100000 bags Exchange
235M15
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Still Later from E,ErOpe-ArriyaI of the
Damascus.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O.-Sales of Cotton for the weel;
soOO bales; sales to-day Friday, 10000 bales, the
market closing tirmer and prices unchanged with a
DECLINE of 4ald on the week. Middling Orleans 24d
Breadstutfs tirmer. Corn dull and prices have
declined Sd.
Provisions.-Thc market is BARE and prices arc
quiet.
LONDON, Oct. 2O-Consols S9aS9H for money. Bull
lion in the Bank of England has increased $4,000.
United State 5-20s Gi12a64M. Erie Railroad shares
5I34a5SLi; Illinois Railroad shares S3l2.
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of cotton for two days amounted TO S5 600 bales The
market opened buoyant, and all qualities advanced
riing extent, but the market closed quiet and prices
bales.
Breodtg6s closed firm: Corn quiet: Flour quiet and
steady; Wheat firm; Winter Red 9Sa1Sld Mixed corn
quiet and steady at 2Ss Gda2SS 9d.
ifoctsigas arc advancing and the market is buoyaut
and nearly bare: Beef firm; stock scarce. Bacon
steady. Lard quiet. Butter quiet but firm.
Pro'iuce.-Sugar firm and advancing. Coffee quiet
Rice active. Linseed Oil inactive. Rosn quiet and
steady. Spirits Turpentine fiat.
LONDON Oct. l7,-Consos for money, SS5SaSS1S;
United States 5-2O's 64a6i2; Illinois Central shares
S312; Erie Railroad 57a571!.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Richmond ship Schiller at Hart
Point.
THE Foreign quotations of 5-2O's is ex-coupons,
which explains the apparent declne.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Saturday
n I G HTS REPORT,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I.--The Rich
mond Dispateh Of the 18th says our
most reliable information is that the
enemy has attempted to advance to.
wards Wilmington -
Fort Caswell, which guards the south
ern mouth Of Cape Fear River, from
last advice, was still held, By our troops.
but It is feared that It will be rendered
useless to as by the enemy's bloekading
the river at point between it and vii.
mington.
CHARLESTON, Jan Is
A heavy force of the enemy advanced
from Beaufort yesterday morning against
Pocotaligo, which place was evacuated
last night BY General LeLaw's troops
Refugees from Savannah report that
one corps Of Sherman army have gone
70 Wilmington, and that the cotton in
Savannah has been or viii be eOn6s.
Gated
CHARLESTON Jan. is
After abandoningPocotaligo our forces
took position behind the Canibabse
River
No further movement was made yes
terday
The enemy Is beteved to Be aiming at
Branchville,
Two monitors we're sunk last night in
this har6or, probably by torpedoes.
CHARLESTON, Jan II.
Deserters and prisoners report the
force that advanced from Beaufort 10
consist Of the 18th aud 18th corps, with
little artillery or baggage trains, and
that sherman was moving by railroad
with the remainder Of his artillery trains.
&c
They report also that Charleston is
their destination.
The enemy advanced within two miles
Of the Canibabee River yesterday and
then returned
Intelligent officers from Hoods army
say its losses are much less than reported,
and that eight thousand viii cover the
casualties during the campaign, and that
Hood has plenty Of artillery.
Il is rumored ir Richmond, in official
circles, that Hood has been superseded
by Gen Dick Taylor.
Another report is to the effect that
the Confederate Senate had passed a
resolution 10 rsinstate Gen. Joe Johns
ton in command Of the Army Of Ten
nessee
Hon H. $ Foote had been released
from custody by the Provost Marshal Of
fredericksburg, and had arrived ia
Richmond.
The Dauville Register Of Tuesday
said that trains would pass over the
Piedmont Railroad TO Greensboro, next
day, the damage done to the track by
the reeent ireshet having been repaired.
Il is reported that Sherman bad visit.
ed Columbia in disguise, and stopped al
the Vicksburg Hotel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
COMMERCIAL.
ETansTIlIe Markets.


EVANSVILLE January 2ist.
Business during the week Just closing has been
quite brisk. but quotations remain almost En-.
sirely unchAngsa.
M0NET-Is steady and less excited, but dc.
oidedIy lower. Gold steady At go. SilvsrIsO
APFLEs-Are very searoe and prices rule very
PER bushel, from wagons.
Large deslsrs offer Eastern Select At 81 seas %.
BAC0S-Firm At 81 for Shoulders, 25e for
Clear Sidsss AID 2ss2Tc for Hams.
BUTIEg- lis plenty but Arm Al f595oe.
BUCK WHEAT FLOUR-s4 50a5 % per sack
Of 50 pounds.
BEANs-Sssaay at 5agI Is.
BRAN-aFn a; 81 oper leo pounds.
CHEESE -Gssssrn Reserve. arm at 2oga1.
FLCuR-searoe with a strong speculative de-
maud and prices zre arm a. s. so for supeghne.
and SO ooglo - for Extra. Considerable quanti-
sies aEs being shiPPed 70 New Tork viA New
orisAa-.
e'rain HaAFkst arEa ead more steady.
WHkAT-Stsaay a. L sal 90 for Rei aud
whi7s.
SOkN-Firn al 90@i O. IN ear.
oATs-SteAdy With salss Al sa,ss,
BAELEY-Lower st 81 seal sa.
his-i"'i a. = va > vita hut little ar
riviRE.
FLAX SEED--Firns AZ s. o.
CLOVER sEED-sIa 90.
TIMOTHY sEED-S5 o0as o..
HoGs-Hsld at lsslse net. according 20 the
weight.
PEA THEzS--LiyeG Csc
6EEsfEe -ssA70e.
LARB-2zesa7e
GR0cERIES-Firm and steady.
CoFfEE-stsAdy and arm at 4Sa47e for Rio.
sUGAR--steady Al ef@zsc.
AOLAssEs-firm al 81 lsal ~.
sYRUP-st sal So
hAY-In ssme request, AZ So oas92s o. for
loose from w2gSh, and SIS oaaso 90 for bAied
POTAToEs-sesroe aud nrm Atsg ooas 20 foe
Eastern.
HIDES In COED demand at sSSs7s sar green
aud l6@ie1S for drisd.
SALr-FiFaa. a.sd steady Al rs per bull.
WHiSkEY-Steady al s. -.
WoOL-sirm ~ s0as2c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23


NEw YoRK, Jan. 21.-Letters from
Collector Draper, at Savannah, state
that a number Of vessels are being
loaded with cotton for this city and
would soon sail. No account has been
taken Of the amount Of cotton, but Il
is believed it has been understated. II
IS estimated that it win require twenty
vessels to bring il to this city. Many
enterprising traders who shipped car.
goes to Savannah will meet with great
loss, % they are not permitted to enter
yet, and besides prices for goods hare
been fixed.
The Collector advises traders to hold
OF for the present
The stories Of suffering IN Savannah
have been greatly exaggerated by Mr..
/ Allen and others.
The recent movements Of our ARM
we're made with nearly all the troop.
under Gen Sherman, whose numbers
are much greater than IS generally sap
posed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

FoErREss M0SRoE, Can 20-The frig-
ates Minnesota, Wabash and Coils
rado, and q greater portion of the larger
vessels OF Admiral Porter,s feet operst-
ing at Fort Fisher, have returned and are
now anchored in Hampton Roads.
The steamer General Lyon arrived
here this D. n with fve hundred Of the
llth North Carolina Regiment, captured
A Fort Fisher, who are to be sent to
Fort Delaware.
Our troops are actively engaged in
RECOMMENDING aloRg the baRks of the
Tape Fear River and sounding for tor
pedoes aud removing Obstacles to free
navigation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
sew York Markets.

NEs YoRK, Jan. u.
CoTToS-nsavys aud fully &c lower with
strong downward tendency sales 81 o.
FLOUR--nuii and dropping 10 6setl 80 for
Extra Roand Hoop Ohio, and loSstsli % fol
Trade Brauas, market cioaihg heavy
MHikkN-Heayy aud lower; 2382 IS for
Mestsrn
wHEAT-Dull. and aes5c lowers - for coed
Winter Rad Western.
RTE-i IS for Western, ard quiet
CORN-oHiet At ssl8i % f1r MIXED Western.
OArs-Dpil a. l o9a o. f6r Western; the lat
ter prica Il sc extreme.
BARLEY-naiL
W00L-s9uis1 and heavy.
PoRK-opeaed heavy and ioweri % sea 50 %
OF new Mess.
BACON sfDEs-ffe4vy Cumberland Cut iss /.
a2D.
DRESSED HoGs-nnil az i6egi6k
LARD-Quies and lower az iDte@1534
MoNEY--Aosixs and hrm at u
STERLING JOHANNESBURG aud nominal
At 0sssaai o95s
co LD-Irreg alar aud unsettled opened At
05. aeciinsd 70 ? os3s, advanced TO Z oa, and
closed ~ 0li.S2 uls
GOVERN MINT sfoCKS-Firm and quiet
The Edinburgh - day carried ont s357 $50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Great Destruction o. ,sot.on-MsrI
N.w s,,..al.l, sfinl.ter

WASHINGTON, Jan 2l.-Baron De
Wbitisrstadt, who vas presented as
Minister resident to Sweden and Nor
way in the United States Senate has
been received by the President as En-
voy Extraordinary aud Minister Pleni-
pOtsntiary.
The Baron said, that ia thus eleysting
bis legation in America 70 the FIRST rank
Of diplomatic hierarchy, the King bad
been infuAneed BY desire to offer to
this country a special mark Of bis
esteem, and sympathy, aud to manifest
the importance which he attaches 70 &C.
menting still closer the relations Of
friendship.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney ut Law and U. s. Claim
wpuf

Is authorised by the Government TO procurs Pen
sions Bounty Moneys Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for H0RsEs aud otaer PRorEarr DESTROYED
while in q service Of the Government, and AL
claims, Of whssgzer kind or natare against ths
Uuitea States.
Bounty for discharged SOldlersl
by an amendment 10 the Bounty Law, psssed at
the last session OF Congress. ''All soldiers OF
other persons who Aass BEES sAaN heres'ssr he
discharged within Two years fron tbs date oftheir
enlistment, ey 81 wounds received in battle,
shall receive the same Bounty though they
I saryed tive years"
onlee 6ssS Main Street, over Keller's Gun Stors.
| opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indisna.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
/ ~ Coed Tefereuoes given II required. mh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Jan. -.
TLON K--Neaiaally unchanged small sales Of
los Extrz aud coed superhne a. 90, and ehoies
Trade braads 1t 2kfGa So
MHEAT-Dall al aegi %. not enough dsins
20 establish quotations.
0ATH~pufl ~ STstss.
eoRR-oaies a. to8l y Tor Ear, aud i6 for
Ehsiied.
BAKLEN-Higher; prime Fall es.
WHfskr-Duils small saies at 30.
PRoYtsIoks-Sothtug DONE aud prices en-
tirsiy uominal. huik Meats conid have bssn had
At iea4fs, loose, aud prime city lard A. "a.
CLoNER sKEo-Advanred % IS 252Is 50.
FLAX sEEb--Dsriiued w 1882 -.
00FE kE--ta issFsf.
| GOLD--2 @.
/ SILVER 9a6sI s..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

4 REBEL VIEE Or THE APPRoAcH OF
PEAcE.-A son Of Herschel V. johnson,
an officer IN Hoods army, in al inter-
cepted letter, dated September 18th,
says the people IN the vicinity Of Allan
"a are almost TO 3 man il favor Of q re-
union, and be believed fvs-sixths Of the
army would vote for It, if permitted;
INSTEAD Of looking upon the Confed-
crate government as protection, the
people see in il nothing but great ty-
rant crushing them to death. he ex-
presses the opinion that the war will
stop within thirty days after the 4th Of
March, for the Southern people viii
come back on any terms" @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23

&c. let those Who have doubted the " rtass
BULLS CEDEos BITTEKs, If aay saeh there be
read the following Certificate from Ees<tsmen vel,
known In this community, aud doubs 20 Isors.
Its general introduction into the army will save
the lives Of thousands q Our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, KY. June %, lsss
We, the undsrsigusd have seen the good egeeis
produced BY the use Of DIT. joss BuLL's CEDEos
BrrrEzs in ea.s Of general debility aud PrassrAsion
Of tie sysiem. and believe It's geaerAl Use wSuls
prevent disease and relieve much SUFFERING
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
oAss, especially those who are exposed is Hias-
matte inaneuos Ia tbs Southern eiimzts.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector Int, Rev. 81 Dis. KY
CHAE. 4. COTTON
coIIsstsr q the Port Ct LoglssiIis. Ky.
COL. u. DENT,
Provost Marshal 6iusi Of Ksuincky.
Vice Pres's n sanitary Com mission.
HARVEY, HUGHES 3 co.
Publisher Democrat
GEO. p. DOERN,
Prop. Louisville AnzetgeF.
HUGHES q PARkHILL,
Wholssais Dry Goods Dealers. Aain Street
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS. GgEEs a Co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Leubvllis
HART MAPOTnER,
photographers, cor. Market and Third Sta.
LoHisvsiiy, Ky.
IuLIus WINTER,
Ciothlng Merchant cor - and Msrkst sts,
L0ulaviila. ~.
CAPT. &. v. HILnKETH.
OfStsamer Major Andsraon.
MAI. L. T. THusToN,
&ymAster Z. s. Army.
q. 81. MkTCALF,
v. sspaai Hotel. Loug.vllis. Ky.
col. ExSE BAYLKs.
4th Ky. CsSairy.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal
SEQ advertisement IN another ooiumn.
i fsb6 iy so3d By PETER NfEELIEG,
sole Agent. Evansrfils. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
HOME INTERESTS.

To PursiuASs.--f you Wish to purchaae pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at small sa-
yaues on Eastern prices, 50 aud eNpnlne KElLxz
& wmTEs stock, where you viii ind every arti-
clio tia. Is needed by the profession, and prices
which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their
store is A. No. 81 Main street may4dSwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
PROPOSALS.
Orfrrn ~ ASSISTANT QuARTKRaAsrEH,
EvanKTIfte Ind Jan 18th IsaA

0rFrn ~ ASSISTANT QuARrKRaksrEHs
Evansville, lad, Jan. 18Th. ihga.
PROPOSALS IS DUPLICATE WILL BE
Il received - this Office until II M. Tuesday,
January 24fh, 1s 3. fsr supplying onuments for
dsosassd soldiers Inferred Ia Oak hiii Cemetery,
% be governed by the blowing spoe aaions:
Coed seaseEed Pine or Oak Lum trr free from
knbta piaHed. and 70 ffoaive three coats u white
paint, with sddtti nal coat 0f coal Tar ior the
part under groaBd the lettering 20 b. IN black
Faiut, With the name Of the soldier shaded height
V Be Tires zna iaif 90 feet iftocn (i5) inehes
vide, and ts5 81 ihehss thick.
Proposals accompanied with sample viii form
q basis for writfea contract for supply Of such
nlay - requirpa for tbs year 1850.
Nv. HART,
iAni4-i0t Captain and A. q. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-23
rebel. EvaeassIng Wilmington

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22-The Americans
special says, under date of Annapolis,
2Ist: Gen. Grant arrived here to-day,
aud lefs for Washington by the Express
train. he is reported to have said that
a deserter came into the lines Of Gen.
Terry, who reported that the rebels were
eEaenating Wilmington, after having set
FIRE to $50, 900 1000 worth Of cotton, but
that our troops had prevented its entire
destruction.
d bearer Of dispatches also arrived in
the gunboas Queen, from Admiral Por-
ter and proceeded TO Washington