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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
Rebel Commissioners Coming.
Sherman Occupies GrahamsviIle.


NEW York, Jan. l2.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has instructed the Gus.
tom-house authorities to give no clear
ance for Savannah at present on private
account, without special authority in
each case from the Treasury Depart
ment Few permits have been granted.
The Trtbitle's Brazos Santiago letter
says the steamer Ike Davis was captured
some time ago, on her way from Mata-
moras to New Orleans. She run the
blockade at Galveston, loaded with cot
ton. When off Brazos she was lost in
gale Most of her crew escaped on cot
ton bales, and were picked up by an
English ship
The HeT0tds Washington special says
orders have been telegraphed 10 Denver
for the arrest of Col Civington, for the
slaughter of Indians near Fort Lyon.
Orders have been sent to seize all the
property taken from the Indians, to-
gether with the remnant who escaped
slaughter, and have them taken care Of
at Government expense, until disposi
ton can be made Of them.
II is proposed to bring before Con-
gress at an early date a bill more closely
defining the status Of the Veteran Re
serve Corps, and placing it under the
provisions governing the regular army.
The Richmond Whig, in its account
Of Burbridges raid, says it is possi-
Bile for Breckiuridge to defend his lines
with his present command It says that
when Gen. Gillem commenced prepara-
tons for the movement from Knoxville,
and Burbridge appeared at Beans Sta
ton, BreeiDinridge thought we designed
evacuating East Tennessee, and wished
to cover the movement Of stores to Ken
lucky. Rebel scouts and citizens com
ing through the lines confirmed this
impression, and it was fully believed by
Vaughn and Breckinridge The move
ments of our troops completely deceived
| the rebels till il was too late for them 10
correct their mistake. The details Of
all the movements OF Vaughn and
Breckinridge with which the enemy
moved enabled him 20 take the whole
eountrs by surprise. When he came to
Bristol, he captured the telegraph oper-
ator and forced him TO give calls for
different officers along the line. He
telegraphed to Breekinridge and obtain
ed the information that he designed his
advance on Abingdon and Glade
Springs. IL was complete success
the damage done to the railroad was
serious, and viii require some time t.
repair it, All bridges of importanc,
are destroyed, with the exception 0
those at Carter's. The enemy demol
ished the machinery and buildings a
the salt works, aud dropped railroa'
iron in the well, which eau not be draw
olt. The largest portion of the negroe
who were there making salt were car
| inred and taken AWAY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
sherman Occupies GrahamsviIls-
Annh,a II arlnrf nr his neGeaI.

ENOVAA PoAh Va AkhR 1NAN&MF
NEw YoRK, Jan. l2.-The Richmond
papers Of Monday contain a telegram
from Charleston stating that portion
of Sherman's forces have occupied
Grahamsville, s. c., thirty-hvs miles
north Of Savannah.
A Charleston dispatch dated the 9th
saws the enemy crossed New River, on
the road to Grahamsville, on the 5th.
Richmsnd papers of the 9th say that
Price is still living.
Hoods official report of his defeat
has been received he puts as good
face upon it rs possible, but acknewl-
] edges the loss of fifty guns in one day.
The Richmond Dispatch says that,
even according to his account, the bat
tie of Nashville was bad business.
The Dispatch thinks Thomas viii
turn the head of his column towards
Southwest Virginia.
The Eraaiaer thinks this woald be q
stupendous undertaking, with but the
faintest hope of success. 1t thinks il
more probable that the army viii be
kent in Tennessee as q corps of obser.
walton. while some detaehments will be
sent as W r4AAAo o1N
Louisiana
Beauregard telegraphs from Macon
that Hood reports from Tupelo, Miss.
that Thomas was moving up the Ten
) nessee River on the 4th, with six gun
, boats and sixty transports, toward
EsStport.
The HerGlds Shenandoah Valley COZ
E respondent says there are rumors tha
: the rebels have moved down to Strs'
= burg, but it is thought not in suAicien
+ strength to annoy Sheridan.
i The Times Washington special learn
+ that the rebel peace mission consists {
V Vice President Stephens and Judg
!, White, of Georgia; Messr& Boyee an
L. Orr, Of South Carolina; Levett and Gi
If mer, of North Carolina; Rives, of vi
e ginia, and Smith and Singleton, of Mi
sissippi.
The same special also says It is fears
$ there is no hope of the passage of co
G stitutional amendment abohshing 81
yerv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
End OF the Missouri Campaign.

The Galveston Neics has been giving
accounts from the diary Of an officer in
Prices army. The latter, :he eonclu-
sion of it, including the battle of New
tonia, we End in the BalletiR Of the
lsth:
ocr. 2s.-Moved eight miles, and
camped on south Of Newtonia The en-
emy attacked US and we're repulsed by
Cabells and slemmons brigades and
small part of Shelbys division, with
heavy loss; our loss about 500 killed
and wounded.
Der. 29.-Marehed 25 miles south
west, and eamped on Cowskin Greek;
no forage.
Der. 30.-Marched to Magnolia, fi-
teen miles south, and campedi no
forage.
0cr. 3l.-Marched tweaty miles, and
camped on the Illinois river; no forage.
Nov. Moved to Cane Hill, the
weather very cold and wet We got a
little forage, about one-half ration.
Nov 2-Remained at Cane Hill. Fa-
gan's division made demonstration on
Fayetteville to let MeCrarys and Dob
bins's brigades pass to Northeast Arkan-
sas; no forage
Nov. 3.--Remained in camp at Cane
Hill; weather very cold, with heavy
snow. Without food or forage.
Nov. 4-Moved southwest twelve
naiies, and camped; without forage.
We aow abandoned wagons every day,
the teams having entirely given out
Nov. 5.-Marehed down the Salisan
twenty miles, and ca-nped $50 forage.
Nov. 6.-,Reaehed the Arkansas river
near Pleasant Bluff We have got plenty
of beef bat no forage.
Nov. 7.-Crossed the Arkansas river
and marched four miles No forage.
Nos. s.-Moved eight miles vest ans
camped rained all night and showing
at daylight The sick and wounded
suffer terribly. No food or forage
Some OF the commands succeeded II
getting little beef, but CabelFs brigad'
4 have none.
Nov. 9-Moyed fifteen miles west an'
1 eueamped near the Canadian. Tn
weather very cold, and horses and mule
DYING by hundreds noticed to-da
that several men died on the road from
I illness and exhaustion. and were lef
Eaburied. To-day Gen. Fagan nigh
have been seen trading along through
the mud and rain aud sick soldier rid
ing his horse, an act that i believe ie'
Generals are accused of now-R-dayl
bat his kindness 10 bis men does nc
make them love him any the less
Nov. l0.-The remnants Of Cabell
and Slemmon's brigadss we're directs
to make the best Of their way to ArkaI
sas and report at given times at poin
} assigned in the orders With them Il
writer came and after much suferiu
. we reached Arkansas.
Il viii be seen that the retreat was
moet disastrous one, and not 50 success
full an achievment as is represented
the cis-Mississippi news Of the COME
, eracy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
Arrival rrom Havana.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Columbia, from Havana, 9Th, has ar
rived.
The Confederate steamer Cognette
had left for Nassau, flying the Confeder-
ate flag.
The blockade runners Lena and Ma.
ria had arrived at Galveston loaded with
cotton The loss Of the rebel steamer
r. T. Lee, at the mouth of the Rio
Grande is confirmed. Six men we're
drowned.
The cutting out Of the schooner Belle,
at Galveston, by the Federal expedition,
is confirmed. Part of the crew Of the
blockade running schooner had been ar
rested at Galveston, charged with de-
signs Of surrendering the vessel 70 our
squadron.
Delegates from Indian tribes friendly
with the rebels had arrived at Shreve-
port to request the embarkation Of cot
ton sufficient to provide for the pressing
necessities of their families, and to furn-
ish army supplies to the regiments now
in the Confederate service.
The London Times says if the United
States Government is so illsdvised as
to send troops to the Canada border, a
very serious misunderstanding between
the two countries may be the conse-
The Daily Ne,cs says the order oi
Gen. Dix viii be disapproved by the
Washington Government 1t says the
plea, which could alone warrant such 8
, course is the refusal of the Canadian
) authorities to administer justice anG
preserve the duties of allies, has nj
foundation in fact
d The London Star condemns the hast,
action of Gen. Dix and the uncslled 70
resolution which passed Congress il
reference to Canada, as tending to com
plicate the position already rendered Sc
. riously embarrassing.
!. The London Post thinks the prompt
ID tude of the Canadian Government i
2, ordering the arrest Of the raiders
substantial testimony of its good faitl
d. will have q re-assuring influence in Ne
II York and Washington.
81 The New York correspondent of Il
London Times points out that the Fet
~ eral Government gave notice, in Oct
ain Der last, of their intentions OF an j
a; I crease IN AEm&mSHI Ou tue iANSsf al
will therefore be able before the ope
Is ing of the St Lawrence, to raise as maj
rs -. war ships on the lakes as they can bu
or contract for, and thus, IN the mes
by time, the British Government finds its'
/. about the 10Th of April, with Only o.
- vessel to oppose the Federal feet
AusrRIA-The reduction otthe armi
= ia tn he effected on a grand scale in Al
tria, and Italy. The said Italian redJ
X ton will be 5000
The London Daily NeicS pubGshe!
letter from Goldman Smith, ASSERT
FOR the conviction that the sinking of
BY Florida was accidental, and defends
language of the American. de pay
high compliment to the loyalty, and
termination Of our people.
!. The TImss publishes letter fir
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
Additional River Items.
THURSDAY NOON

The river continuss to riss apaes, and lacks but
a fsv feet Of being up TO the last riss- TA'
rapidly melting snow will ssnd II FAR above that
pefnt.
Tiers has been no arrivals here since last nigh
exespt tks Gsn'l Andersen, from Cairo, and ths
r. K. Danksrson, from Bswlisg Green.
The GsA1 Andersen is rsesiEing, and viii IssTs
At o'clock.
The Ross Hlts viii be the mail boat for Leafs
Vilis this evening
The is Priagls is ready to leave for the Tea
nesses river.
The X. b. speed viii isaSs for Poad river this
evening.
tn. Ice has aisappsar.a from .hs river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

sG-On Monday afternoon about thir-
ty Of Walker TAylor's force entered
Elizabethtown, Ky, under flag Of truce,
with a squad Of about ninety negro sol
diers, whom they had captured near Big
Springs, and delivered them TO the Off
Ger in command there. The rebs were
under the command Of Captain iJones-
The rebel Captain entered into a stipu-
/ lation with the Federal commander that
| be should not be pursued until lapse o.
/ twelve hours The rebels left IN the d.
reetion of Meade county. The Nash
vile train was delayed somewhat on thu
I account
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

CIxcIxxArI, Jan. l2-The resolution
has passed the Ohio Legislature asking
Congress to adopt the amendment of the
Constitution for the abolition of slavery.
A meeting Of prominent citizens OF
the State was held at Columbus, yester-
day, TO take measures to present Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

"a There is nothing like the pursuit
of knowled9e. The Mayor Of St. Cath
crimes received the following suggestive
letter from New York, signed Peter
MeKenny: "Will your worship please
inform me By return post what troops
are now stationed in your city, and
about the number You might also
please inform me what the average de
posits in the different banks are, and
sblige."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
Net Assets, July l. 1864,
g. a4O1.O3S.O6 -

:. The PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the
EsfNA, after Is years of severe trial, has re-
allied the greatest public advantages aud
success Of the various systems of Fire Insu-
rance ia the country. Is row better than
ever prepared for duty.
i6,OO0 Loss Claims have been settled and paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
&. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY BY
FIRE, in the United States averages ever
$4,000 daily. Is your prcperty exposed
aud uuprotsctedf
:. ARE YOU INSUREst II NOT, Why notl
The cost il trining; the duty is manifest
the result may Be your escape nom ruin
while delay and neglect may involve
Yen m bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel ci
anpcintme .
;. P2RTIcULAR ATTENTION and regard
given 90 small risks a. Eell as large ones
Able aud Superior commercial sayantSge
afforded.
Nzs~ Ipsuranes solicited and Policies ISSUE ,,
Nv NExSEN, Agent,
iage Mashls Han Bnilding. No. 9. Main g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

Sherr An testimonial of 100000 in
United States stocks.
The Auditors report shows the whole
number Of soldiers and marines furnish
ed by the State to be 2ll, 500; died in
the service, I6, 500; disabled, 5000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
GROCERIES.

ERESU ARRIVALS.
IL e&sk soda Ash.
IS bbls Fresh Line.
80 boxes sew Layer RzisfnEt
hbls Cocoa Suts,
10 boxos Pine Appls Chsess,
i bbl Pearl Barley,
% bbls New Ctdsr,
drums nAw Goldfish,
cases CoBceafratso Lys5
Is bexes bi-osEhOuats ESsds,
Resolved and tor sale By RETLLY CO.,
noEI5 "a Main stzssi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
Rules or the Supreme Court OF In
dIana---Adopted Januay fth, 1865.


Rule /. Motions are to be made i'm
medialely after the orders ofthe proceed
ing day are read, and the opinions OF
the court Of the current day are deliver
ed; but at no other time, unless N cases
of necessity, or in relation to a cause
when called in course.
Rule .. Motions are to be made By
the counsel in the order in which their
names stand on the record; but no one
is to make more than one motion at a
time
Rule g. When a motion is found on q
matter of fact, which is not admitted, or
apparent on the record, it must be sup
ported by affidavit
Rule l. All motions hereafter made
to the court, shall be reduced TO writing,
and shall contain brief statement Of
/ facts and objects Of the motion
Rnle 5. On motions and collateral
questions, but one counsel viii be heard
on either side, without leave Of the
court
Rule 8. No motion shall be argued
unless the court direct the same to b
argued; but the parties may make /
brief
ReAsariHgs.
Rule Z. Rehearings mast be ap
piled for by petition, in writing, settlnI
forth the causes for which the ludgmen
is supposed to be erroneous !ne cour
viii consider the petition without ora
argument, unless otherwise ordered D
the court
Submission Of Cdttses
Rule s. When g cause, in appeals i
vacation, is called, which has been docl
essi more than ninety days before th
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
REWARD.
= 30 Reward.

- 30 Reward
ctTR1YFD Oh STOLEN FROM THE SUB
- scrfber, living inJasobsyills, on the 9th dag
of June 1854 tWo-yset old bay mare colt, little
shite on both Of heF hind legs, white streak IN
her fershsad, and little one Of her fore fsst,
a8d very large Of her age has the appearance o.
thrss-ysar Old. The above reward VIII be paid for
her delivery 70 me, for such infoFmati0a - Will
dse2o-Im JOHN ToHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontaine Cotton Express !

BellefoRtaine Cotton Express T!
ONLY 'rEN DAYS no NEW YORK
TIME GUARANrEEpi
FiNHIs LIGHTNING Express LINE FOR
4 the transmission Of Cotton TO the East, by
dispatch, Is Row fully established.
So Time Bills Of Lsding viii be given.
TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS.
c2- ConsgnmeDts solcitsd
BROWN DuNEERSoE & CO., Agents,
i-an Evansville, 1adiaaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
GROCERIES.

VIM. Caldwell.
GENERAL aRocER AND DEALERS IN THE
Very Best Family Provisions.
I0AD rs PKNNsYLyAEIA BUCK WHEAT
lOOO flour At CALDwELL's.
A BBLs BELcHER's SYRUP, WARRANTED
Il 70 give satisfAetioa. at CALpwELLs.
& CASES GENOA CTTRos, AZ
% 0ALDwgLL's.
/ 0ALDwELL'H.
IN DOE coRs PARoHEhs :, r.
~ oALpW .,
Do DOE ASsORrEO FAEsEsyTs a1EPwsr1.s. 4
on DOE ASSORTED JKLLIEs at
~ CALDwELL's.
- CASES OLIVE oIL-AssoRTKp QUARTS
= and Pfnts. as CALDwELL's-
G1ILEs's FREsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
- warranted sqaAi 70 any In the market, rseslv.
novR5 wM. cALDwELL's,
Ne. First stFu~t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

Rule 80 The opinions of this court
shall not BE- delivered to the reporter IN
I'll the expiration of thirty days from the
determination Of the cause, and in cases
where petition for rehearing is 6led,
the opinion therein shall not be deliver
ed to the reporter until such petition is
overruiad.
Ordered, by the court that all prior
rules Of this court, not embraced in the
foregoing, be reseinded, except so far az
they apply 10 cases already submitted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

DERFUMERY, SOAPS. TOILET ARTICLES,
L Pomadss, Cosmetiqnes, Tosth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair and Cloth Brushes; Combs tn great variety.
May be foznd at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

PAsssnssrx are also forwarded 70 BEyre. BFenens
Rotterdam, Antwvrp, &C. AZ equally low rates
Fares from Livsrpcel or Queenstown: lst Cabin
SIS, SIS, sos. Steersge $50 Those who Uish
10 send for tasir friends can buy tickets here at
thess rates.
Fer further information apply at the ComPany's
oesccs JOHN 6. DALE. Agent,
- Brosdway, New York
BKHN ASTHES, Agents,
aaes-sm Evansville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

DHYsICTANs' PRESCRIPTIONS RKCEIv 6
Il special sstsntion AZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

FVNor PAINTS IN GREAT vAkIETn And
l. Prices, Lead Peneila, Pens, Holders, Letter
Paper, Envsiopes. At No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
RehsdrHqG.
Submission Of Causes.

Rule s. When cause, in appeals in
vacation, is called, which has been dock
etei more than ninety days before the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
ESTABLISHED, 1881

Z stance where copies Ofthe opinions. etc.
have been sent down within the time
without such order OF the court, with di
reotion to the clerk Of such court to re
turn the opinion.
ZppsGls, etc.
Rule d Where an appeal is taken
in term, as provided for in section sos,
Of the Code, and the transcript is not
iled in the office Of the clerk Of this
csnnrt within the time limited by that
section, the appeal so taken shall be
deemed 70 have been abandoned, and if
a transcript is afterwards fled, an ap-
peal shall be considered as taken BY
fling OF the transcript and issuing notice,
as provided for in the next following
section of the Code, aud the appellee,
in such case, shall not be regarded as
in court, without notice or voluntary ap-
pearance.
Rule % Where an appeal is taken
after the close Of the time, by notice
below, as provided for BY the first branch
of section $50, Of the Code, the tran
script must be filed within sixty days
from the time of taking the appeal;
otherwise the appeal so taken shall be
deemed to have been abandoned, and If
a transcript is afterwards fled, an appeal
shall be considered as taken, BY the fl
ing of the transcript and issuing notice,
as specified in the foregoing rule, and
the appellees shall not be regarded as in
court without further notice or voluntary
aDrearanra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13

Rule 10. Appearances 10 suits in this
court shall be entered in the clerk 5. Of
fee An writing.
Rule 90 A joinder in error, or the
Sling Of an answer By the party in per
son, or by his attorney thereunto law
fully authorized, shall be deemed and
taken as appearance in writing under
the above rule.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
WIthdra~ai Of Papers.

Rule H. The clerk must not, after
the abstracts have been made, permit
the papers Of q cause to be taken from
the State house, except by the judges.
The clerk may, upon his own responsi-
bility, permit the party entitled 10 make
sach abstract, to take the papers for a
period not exceeding three days, having
power TO require such reasonable security
as be may deem proper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-13
nombined Cash Capital Rem
resented over
z MILLION DOLLARS.

Cash Assets.......,.....SS36, 600 90
II. KELLOGG, Pres. w. u. CLARK, Beet'y.
~ hs equitable adjustment, aud prompt Cash
Spouse 10 lessss the PUGHlx saads prs-epsnstig al
he heed of is professoH WhHs s s1iessise, praesi
sfai aud frsfoaa business sysfssl Of local ageHoiss
- crosed b any similar corporation IN ne sorid
lnsuraueies solicited, pad policies iasaod and re-
Gssssd n this leading Co p0rat0n At fair rates by
j. ". EEXsEN, Hesident Agent
oHioo Marble Hall Building, Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20
The Overland MnIl Route.

Gov. Evans, OF Colorado Territory now
here, has been authorized by Major Gen
eral Pope, commanding, 10 give notice to
cmigrants and freighters across the plains
that full and ample arrangements have
been made for the protection of all over
land travel. Orders have been issued
designating points for trains to he assembled
for escort. \ large number of troops are
now on their way to the plains WASTING.
ton ChioniIe.
We understand that the Overland mail
stages have resumed their regular tips
from Atchison to Placerviile. California.
The road has been re-stocked between Cot
tonwood Station and Denver City, and a
mounted escort now accompanies the stages
between these points. Ben Holiday, Esq,
the proprietor Of the line. has been in
Aichison, giving the matter his personal at
tention for some time past Missouri De8t-
ocrdf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-20

The editor Of the New York Independent.
who was personally present in Washington
during tina Inauguration gives the following
notice Of the appearances Of the Vice Presi-
dent on that occasion: