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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
PUBLIC SALE.

ft'HERE WILL DE PUBLIC SALE AT
1 the residence Of Rev. AL xander Sterritt, on
"Wednesday, the 27th Of this month"; of the follow
ing property:
One hors buggy, and harness, one frst-rats
mileh COW and yearling hefer, good cart, piow,
hoes etc |. a lot efaeornz and hays household and
kitchen furnitnre, etc, ETC. -rr-
Terms-Cash. ES #e# IL
Sale to commence at nine O'Clock m
The premises are for raTenk TERY HEAP
Also, @ piano for rent. Tp9Es- dec15 d2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

C1NcINNATI, Dec Is - Noon. - River
fallen inches, with now IA feet
inches in the channel Thermometers
476o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
HEs{z r. I 7 II Il SITS.

T0PHsaIcIAKss---Ifs you wish 20 s0urchess pure
5etagsy Afedicinea, and Chomicals hs 4 slaaii ad
vance on Eastern priosss 70 nnd examine & EnLERl
& WHErzla Stock. whers gy0n viii md evory ar.!.
os that is needed By TIE profssssi, AID Or pffegs
which cannot ElfI TO giyS sssssfsetfeR.- Their
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
COLLECTORS SALE.
(N0LLECToR's SALE OF REAL Es

fNOLLECT0R'Sa 50 LG OF REAL ES-
" &J9frf TATE wei VS.
For the Cost and Expense of Sidewalk Improve
ment
E6tiaeYiss hefebysRtsen, thatfby virtus Of q pre-
cerG issued BY the Mayor Of the City OF Evans
vile, and to me directed. will sell at pub ic
auctions az the door Of the court house jim said
city, on Friday, Deeembet 29th, 1865, at ten
elcrlr ssni tine following lot of ground or 30
much thereof may be necessary to pay the
amount charged ard assessed against said lot for
| the ccsfS Ano expense OF making sidewalk i'm
proreHfents apon said lot together with the costs
Of sale that ssii sale will be continued on
| the next day thereafter, namely Saturday De-
Gambler 30, 1865, at ten O'Clock m, at the same
place. f5r the pm pose Of selling aueh property o.
/ nay have been sod on the day above mentioned
aud not paid farf 2 4 u HIT 70 IaXRS0
IL Lot 22I, Donation Observation-Disclosures un-
o'F"iis'1aSTS JOHN seHUBERT, Collector, Z
1 Evansville, Dec. 10, 1865. DIV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
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{ LOST.


sd 0Sg-MUFF---0n Sabbath eYeaing, between
~ the rsstdenea ef " j. LDwry and the Third
Street III .-E, Chnrch,. or in the church, oEe eau.
adR Mink Afnif.S b. retuFHiug tho sanies 10 the
oface cf w J. Lowry 4 Co., the finder Will be lib-
orally rewarded. decl4 d3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
DRESS GOODS
Department.

FRENCH MERINoES - A Larg
Stock of E1ery Shade. .4ge5 fa
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTHS. 5
OTTOMAN CLOTHS. ZssfE ad ue
TAMTSE CLOTHS. @H = @ e
MELANGE POPLINS. ~
PLAID-AH- Wool PapEias.7 80 So.
CANTON CLOTHS. s-rays e
GRAPE MEEANGES.
ALPACAS-In Black and all colors,
And Full Assortment cf FRENCH
AND BRITISH SAXONYs, DRESS
GOODS, all of scAicI will be offered 10
the Trade, AND RETAIL AT PRICES THAT
DEFY COMPETITIONS.
-1.ofo - dsotl b.' ezll sasd s s7sd
5z1n' sgs-F 4ig
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
CARPENTERS S
HORSE-sHQEING.
suMnRIE,s

aDALED HAY-POR SALE IN QUANTITIES
ID to suit customers We bale own hey and
wsrrau all 1ka ssIl.s <EEe BAIRD . Start.
n23d1rn 9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

l.
MOIRE-ANTIQUE SILKS. B5i7d0
REP. AND CORDED SILKS. 2 yTisg
GRO. CRANE SILKS. - e s,, 5l,,sl 9l9 @
FANCY SOLID COLORED SILKS.
CHE0KaAED STRIPE SILKS, all.
of the popular shades for Street
and Evening Dresses. -
BONNET vELvRTs in all shades.
All shades of COL0RED VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS for
Dress Trimmings. 2a's ao.2
CLOAKS and BAEQUINEs, from
10000 $4,000. ne k
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
3SHAWLS, from so to $12 so.
DOUBLE PAISLEY sHAWLs, from
$4,000 to $62.50. 81
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
r Agricultural Implements.
SEEDS AND RG USE KEEPING
ARTICLES

aae sH
20 In their stock will be fouad
- Buckets and Tubs, Of all sorts, Ss
iMersuree, Wooden Bowls and Trays Of al sizes
Rolling-Pins, Towel Rollers, Butter Prints Sc
MlrAet, Clothes, Nasb and ooria RAhke 9.
- Fancy Baskets Of numberless yar.eties..
Willow Cradles, " ~agon- aBd Children's Chairs
Brushes and Dusgera In great variety.
- Mats and Bugs, q large assortment.
i Canist rs and other Kitchen Cou w ME noes.
silver-pla ed, Brittanis and Planished Tin Ware.
P0rdass and FTiDe' Msa,iis Of asmP Jae' siral and
Family Gu lery OF best mske Al
Tea Trays and Wal ers of various styles.
.ney Japanned Tollef sets of bean ffui designs
Fire iron tand4 in great variety.
PlaFe warmers 90
Fanny Par or Ooai Vases. an Fl e,r
Aud various other articles too numerous to men.
They call particular attention = the novetiaa Of
THE AM ERIrAN CoFEEE RoAsTER, a
Wbiehs when wound up l4kH.a clcck, reasts cof
lee without further attention., bro ~ning every
e. al qexaetly 10 SAINT color, and wlien If used
In conjunction with one 0f Old Dominion
Coffee foLs, Will enable everybody TO aYe perfect
coffee s'a.s1 a9tE EhffEGf 9 .M a1
IVES PATENT COAL OIL LAMP.AND SHADE
- ATTACHMENT, ~
Which 40 co4cantraia ias tho Jisht that there is no
shadow unaer tle Lamps and ailows the Lamp to
Dc % = n'led TIN g aud lighted without removing
= As convenient hB gasE-nsere portableand cheap
or. and better light f.r tie eyes
-, UNION CARPET swEEPERs,
with which q rlild can sweep room while
thiuking hsgfs playing tshorseyf' g 7a-
K TIE finest assortment of fancy BTRD CAGES
ever brought here. .WaltH iiT s4aia
AL tylHs Of iErfo and small Folding Chairs
carpet, Stat, cushion and cane ta most eAuf-
fortables Chair yet 1nRdr and guaranteed perfect
iniwood and workmaash p.-s-rsr-ss
We ask a share Of public patronage, and will
dolour best to dos erve it, 4 ssrqrrs-srs rs-s
L M MATfHE VS. q FIsLLEBT0F, a4-
no6-d1wkw4w $780,. r ! no, a. Main street.
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A Rebel Cossrc.. to Rebel People.

The rtd Co. o,s, ,uS u,nr, eiouc,n,eai,
issrci long "'rp.4 10 he sout.e a re.pie" whiDh
r,'ds YER par, .c... an contains ,csy iAt rebeI
adyice sut II Con te'i" I iot t,,a 'i ~ roai -
hurry TO eci out Vi Richmond. TIE o'sc would have
looked icger. II rcminus ouc OF .., o nn nita zap
tain in hcuiIcky, whose ceirleni Oas called out to
meet stehci ipveion. wh'l a., nrb' -a- .t,a' "
ccinwertc he told tic cou riny 'h'r .houI i'''"at
IN sood ord,r " % lcc.ue hc~,'sAi D. agd ~ l., .
lule lame he snuil ,tH' no he tp 'a' b,
lat of'r TO I'll. v. Iteur tavu lue 10 tue it'ri
lion. Ihr tgpciif.ts picscnt itnhuu, p,,H .ot
what tho Suu ~oud he un,er te-iuiol, an - tli
y en- oi ths SvIth II . r.u tsmel sul t,.' 20 u.
" Ih irsNrd 90 1ts.n te' iron ~ sru', tue -.
uu.h 10 cou'u. hat 'nc ',uH'y r''s,nle.
| sf',r aJar.0tf, Ts D, % 'a. .or,oa' t,5 ,ot-
s,d ~ 90 D.. iat, ii1 d,si', 90 eoHroI an tinG.
! the rc'us e1u. i.ou u th.ng. ihr uur.r 1t al.
tcn.,.s tom our Gicsl b 81 It truifrt 'oth ~
luu.,into IL i, itt.a ~. 10, encouraging tign
! o. ooniue sl,'c.,, auu 4ney po.'c 70 lean uroi
''e',io ~ tSet I,t,n, T. 40 ;r,r AZ On +. d. ass
thUe may be saoIa, ~tout his t"far abe TO tet w
ave d scu, cr,i - e,a.r- t.ut vih Ne rrNs ~ t'7
| Noth The ie,p'c Vi t"c n'tcl aI'S a g D.. "ui-
| ani,t - lt. n. ID. to 'an tLrn ~" Wut'tns. -
ai,,on ei. q. a., 'lryt .. "uhrr d'"'' i, ''Gi,
their ia r, c 4os i'r p,ssnc ''oi a~Ar a. '"''ey
Woonic ia Aait tf '... ,,rl "''s,.. nhe '".L
p,ndlturcs the unf fttt1ur ol vi the noit 'kNiui
tuAHcitI Garnet I.u4" .Up ch4'.' ~ conc Na.cn =
the, uaIt N- faithful 10 "a lh,t t'ei tipf ioi ms
. ausC."
! "L'tCs cuuisiD The char 7" Of the Ens''hu %
rle Nutu "a, a.ri %, The grand iii.r oi NaFA pn.
LEI "a b. Vt iI,V 10 MAKE dny ant 'rTy sdcu ~.
and CoLtl,y u tu. uitUt Iivfia' ON thc hltHf ~
uut cuunu % The 'Nutr to' 'ins's NNh the imos =
iug magnificent GUVpy ~ u.cs vfks Suc''" "
Nithiu uuI ItNh. Ne have oiled Aui ni'l on.
aald uvuIv 90 tie ro.,. W. have a'Woe ftH ~
the cu-tlF tusruI tau, ttlsaH. shUyrr Won Cs''Is
tn.ough A'l iuish sue n ,si. lhHt utN rltt rtl -
10 Cncirte 1ho .AI row % our ounf t'rd' hr lhs
rh .ue ct ca tun4 red lC.o,r hover uNtl NJ hnJ
ocAou - uI The t,4t q. rnutHt "e ot u"r De- there
, .Vts al dsusltcii TO sa'y thcm it"n n,urle,
| horrors usf us tutN t4d il Ne pause m y.
/ iAltrt W td We HlioW the rcHp1uN WLtch .be h"h
battles h4r oil di.a,el Zoo thc - .inF o' ,ns
| lcspnir.- %. Ouf homes, uss 10 Uslp h"n cur -
| yuus hands p
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news Iten=
~, T.i.e,-rh 70 "a. E.s York Zeal

AEyAsssu has b,en Atcu from General Canby's
p.p.rilucu, AMI aidei to Sat o. Gcrcr.l p,pe.
IT rcpar,ci rom So. Louis, No, tatGs hArt-
lug house oi Mic. k,r,L % hat ,isy. failed yes
tcsdsg L'shud. srlt yct -s'cf. aimed.
Ans mall steamer C,n.t,tut on arrived st San
Francisco 'iom rsua.', ou the iJth, wi.h 'ho pas
scnrerp that lei. N.v YJrS On the 23.h u!t
FniEi-adc Is uo, {. Nc ei:cnied all along the
sran,cd :o- si .'ic-.
CLAM Nuts ia aaw engaged il " =, Of at,
cmbrsdr- hrou'o s'stucs q tie President sud
rucnh,r, of hsCAl 'uct, .1usirnuye Il TIE P.e,i-
, dent, v. Va. lrsi'. '.1 + .o,is.net ,u.
/ ILE M,up.lf RglritN has .r.o-nAt.. n ia,
! Fg'r,s, VIII 1000 csy,l-,, ~ ., We rput f;
I Jackson ~ nArg., wish 5000 cavalry, sni
McBlicu { n, ,'us, and Ct s.mcr. at ruAt y With
/ ! ooo eavs'.s each. Toy arc poorly mounted,
( blt have abuniart rIphe-
I VtoLrNr q rams %. Vivid occurred yesterday At
1 u '.'mol.. s.t considerable damage VA, 5oue.
J TLc tohcr-housc ,f the Nul,.r works y iiAge-
hurst q " c,onl, was t,oWn down, Hud orc
vorLms1 VAS liHtd ono fatally injured, .nl
several severely. Tho Of o'the new Go,cnrcni
II .p.tsl, on lovuseni street, was lla~u 90, aud
| ~
, tsW House Was T,-'rntcd sud fell through th'
, attic. on rr sim.sr damages &c nj 1rtcd.
Tnlar wassc cuou ,uor- high Wind ,n Wasn.ug
'on, ye-icra,y, which dd r,ul' damage. A roo
was torn from a shot 'YuadJ, On ,sh street, aud
having teen hu-'cd int, tho carrihgc-~sy Will
rrcs' force, crushed the Lorses aud oolorsl dr.vs
OF n hack passiIR At tho t'mc. ono horse was IN
stsnty kllri, tnd to niAu Ia in dying cond.
..on. Otl,r cAsu1ltoa are reported. The gal
struck the shippuy in nc river with trcmeldou
power h-'hoonor was capsGsd near the ~ &
street. wharf nal ~. crew submerged. Il j. ioaro
.are wcro lost Trses woro uprootei, and hout,
uurooed, ~ various pats . The dIy
lur wnahiurI, Kn nCuLr',r, II yest,r Las
tsys: Ptcs tnt L. e,'p, Mrs. I'1opln, and Ma
ter Thco 'ofo Lincoln amt icw invited guosi
IN the sr.h suce. wtNf this afternoon, IN ~
Government ,toau, yacht River Queen" f,r a
oxcursou down u. .rycr They vii va, Tortre-
Monroe. AL rio,,, aud 80 up Isn,r' Rivor ,
CAV Point. rne excursion b. taken now undo
advice, mainly Tor tbc health sud iecrestion II N
P-cti.ort ua ;. 'hu' ,nsbloi to escape The prosi
urc made upon bis health every lsy ~ tAe GRO nj
Of pul.lea' yultrrcs who thrung tho ante. rooms
tie Executive Mansion nom early morning mt
| late "A, ui lht.
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New York state Legislature.
%<uatr.

Audnl .fdr'h c3.-BU.f.. REroFrsu = 'HrirntN.
AuiLsIR D.. gp", isto tg tDItt Of Al' AL u'4
80. Ala trtur a. Cut..e nc charter ', it h .' .-
co. ,yttuau Co.ouiraiou s,,Irty ~ AIM iato. 20
"a ine the Nc'cfsl uiol Cub o Nes NuA
B'tt. EETEFRru 10 I'M tnN"i.tt' "f 1850
Nuoir The lhtt, So~ Noik AMI :. D,A, u pl''..-
ser ard hA't arD hius o. srCnl NE charter 70, lt
tlty NJ 4 Iu.uilucc Cot pac o. Stv ND q.
lltttF NorIoEp..Io inco. ga'a.e the = ,.riSl'.sn
Turkish Ban Ccmtany .uthc'iriuf Sac \ 90 ~
l. .it.od Coiupau. 'o ihg.tofr ~ay. pol tcuer. NIo.
NJ! Co. L. ant o, itea be-. luUo p0 Ht.u- o. ~
OK af1 spr ten Duy VII EaiIOso 60. .rd ~ nd
brooklyn vsttIAri
I'tts ps4Eu.-Tn snCni a., l.vs for N iuco--
I'gs',u q Il. srl Uol.th lu.u.auC" '0u g.I'- 'o
1urrd tle beuc VI lue ia.u a.. . sw nd 90 e..
teua IN, oaute at the A..Att " .t...
"a motion Or M il,l.s o.. cou'iirrati,i ~ the
. ,,stpl nj C.l-s town r. lI... hAi A. pJt.puI,
III 81 mex 1uCs,.gt. ~ Vot, 81 J. to IT,.
Inc t,l, an euiin. the s,AuuIlf militia lsN. snd
spp-o2dAti'r 7soso thsttiol, We .dl.vi so .a 4
it..lug. Aulculutd.
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REBEL RErORrs.
4 Victory Claimed.

Warrington, hareh 25.--The Eichmond ErAsrSEE
Of Tuesday eoul.ins the following
-Y.segday was received the following dispatch,
announcing a5.illiant victory in tue vicinity of Ia
Sirh
"cHrIgtSG tsrrLi iorNor FroN SoHTu cAGotrS,-
surhNAJ RptIfD-ouH Ilpora BEHAVE IbNIEA-
MY.
= hd7lugr'tVs Arr,,ss Con ',isfst, S.I'r. Mlvch
eNk.-lu Nm, y, g.. EIsckeHftfu. NscfS arp ~ War.
Geuosl 4. =. p pstou i,p0its at hput re O'Clock
f. Ip., on he 9h i4't.. l., gtuase me enemy lear
Io 'uu O. ''ute Alil, aud ca1ug-i 4 t'ref yuHi.
M tn iCAt Ht rai..td on JICsh - OIs, bW Nls
i rod hart soLiE al VI Hr y. n. uhsH, T'csIt7ng
,.o's tr0oPs he appd n'iV as ni,i ~ rTsIsirt
which vA' Tvf.s'ed Sthout d,iiCu!Iy unit dark ~
no 1ins be IL Dn'leLch d. Dar lo-s i snnsll. Tie
" %" b h.Sei stl.. .bly Ssh Lease thickes y. o
vented scti, operglou,.'
"Oa re llh stanton lai announced that sher.
n,n {" DONG finely. Hi army vu- a, Fayetteville
aui-uy rsing, preparatory to another advance north
..rd. II 'eeus he DID aIyslco, but not fer, TIN
succoss'u stssct by General J' hn,ton ri'o' Garnet
r % that tie olouttAule suenuAn has 1t iaHSth met
hH mA'phh
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A letter received yeaietd,y tom u business him m
Rooh ster, says :-" Tho store occupied hA' sone
10 the Lake. some trcuJ-nye others hav" 700"
down the river. ald tLeieis hardly DRY bui,dn- I"
le has fo- IN love VI money. Many who, aicw days
Re1 rerr iu 81 ut CIUyur' 'AIcoF trt nov ioduced
io purty. Hio.r., mills, h' 30 ~. N' rf" All goht
Ia Ars.p I-t T. uu Al p4tts " thc country are i'd
with rtoui ui tht d, .iuu used Q tho rptnE
moods. IIr Cato t.u.J NV, o. Tuesday, na>s
" Auc. tle hosfiu- ttophirs Of tie pto"ft roni,
Rar a LHufU tu.t cnlut Upwh }''''tcs. ald 100 20
q. aurg th, hank tNo iuil"' gluv' th" citN, ~ "
we're discovered tur lOlct col IuaI aHd tyor rhhdfen
the deal a. night AL. svrpt oh to I'ush. w "
Itstiug agsiu.t AV uaa. ti.r hgI,s acre dHtnr'N
rr'u tut o. al Vutil cEat ole Int fdl,,rl l.'H
VA no uiudD OF hun them, and h" s"cii!h7 h,W
,Oon hJrs tLcu ua - -HuthcI Iost,ns-p'. 'e rus
vhtrc There wore 20 U'-t 'rCht1 lIue' seen y ts"
in. puI t.it ci'y vts't.nay." A. . duceh tue ,b"
D.. I nf tcut.d - t.lUtii' epfH inin. l"ius no. ="
than milt Fi'r, hItl tAAky uClicl Ntih lulul. -
ma ut d.l tNyYl
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LOCAL NEWS.
NV YORK AND TIM VICINITY,

OrF:iyG DAY--IuE SPRINO fAsHIoSS--
\ GH,.I Hrust.r piar.Ay, LIo.-Ies,erday wS
t. .tui.-nuu'. D. oJ r.u DAY ui shion ard In s'i,
m ..e unuo9iIl.s volthcr, I'.osdssy sud ottsr
a., = aheIo uo latost sy,s ale evh.hted, wois
M. lYfcG IN ln4,C4 rs,ety ,1uune the novelties
IA Lats Gfo su, cc. The dIrpAy Vi sp ing 81. les ~
,oi- huc lno,oj, aNlou'h he o-ay dtolus in sos
h.. crgsrd sopt 'prrs 10 iaScst n.r par!Hrly thap
thps "a ~ ir3 w,a'd utyo nr, and the 'ock 10
tt,.ctort hardy ~ lafPe as r.u'i Bat the 'b'os
he.c ,ar, ~ cn.ls O., aut s.e cruemoi, p,cty. Rich
ioles u LIuc. .futa. ,J.ot and lavender have t"'-
c,cioi ,c'vrt' aul o..e .r.,q.es ior 1he no'teie-
Ant io .rt. ..i.. when u.,.o open a. the s.dos or
front bach Over lirld'Ur VI contrasting cu.Jr,
.., a tiel.,.t co.irue. Th,se liosItis, OF under
q. it..p.t,, Lrr cru.mcIt'i with pu'ings Of tul",
ua.. a. tcIh tonnoes with tcad rnn nrs' &C.
" WlsA" p.plin masts ~ OF ciii's side 'nd ~ To-
t,L.td for qruy raLA nf aud summer Travelling
@ o,tr.. II ., OF .is, So aud ,i"en combines.
I.4I.gla uid p,.i-yo.orsI slih-, With la-qu mes
20 tr4,,h. arr tuu yer/ s1snionab'r bflh
.o' nov o4..,t sJ'i 10 IA r'loy oi the lilo
the reuiar 3. lFv.ns tui tLet'.oio TIE hifi"
are made rl,.4 Tho pu,,., material - heavy
white rrJs gY,q- vh iuue train, body and tlee'es
: oraneat.d v.iu ll,n.e arG iuslcs. Ar.ynf thc rH-
v,ii ps .n Iuf, 3. IGra, .e 'ti1v opcnw0Ited tom
re: :l.I.l-.r.NI yut and embrodsted ni't pearl, =,
s..rr. 10 t.,yp4r ! % lao, The face I .ul.utr =
,,u.i.t . etstu. caves Id los oi the valley, With
.trae. ,ou,.,b i.c., E also white tullo bonnet.
I,ut 4.y ,tl' r,,Io.ud 20 i.IU crystal oy,. b.,sut
hur b., Iuutp ugs-A cuUl OF lluo 49, con. "a
c-.,. a t.gds ml l,pI l''.u' 90 ..' HGlst. N''.'
petty aAtI 81 shown ir zone ot Ito l1"'"' 'ii
. a crDen .. .o,nt.ius the Da'tubr but e." irhW -
/ l..-r ,.a. TimUiur- rh..c yc.rst vrh ~H,"r
Li.,l O. nLd G yat., oruEr cats c'ro' corn i.u-"i
. Win Fix. Ihc;o we're scyrtn. o'ue. i'H' sl'.-H 10
] g. 90. b.. .N
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TIE PIRATE SHENANDOAH {!
GENERAL SIBERIAN.
Reports from Nnshin nston.

Warrington, March 2s.-Tho STAB ,a,' the mil
t1-; to-day brought NJ eve dischaEed soldiers who
ieh Wilmington on Monday mornuc on s.ielncr for
Foitret Monroe. At " imington 1. vas reported ard
generally believed thu, portion OF Sherman. amy
bad entered Goldsboro without any rosstanco, and
thst sherman hims.lf entered the town sunday
sitcrnoon.
va hip0ton, karei ~ PH.-The War Depart
pensi reported to have received a di'pa'ch from
Soiues Monr to-day, sia'ins that General She man
sSrved befo:o the deiences OF RA'eiga saturday.
Having pauted bic guns positions commanding IN.
eity, h. sent In a summons to General Johnston 10
surrender Iils not stated whether tho reached
roTtrods Monroe through rebel ioutces, or con
vrved lines by couriers do not vouch TOT thi,
report Com.
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GENERAL IAN3Y.


hen OrS.na Marc" l1.-Gsuesd CanhS II nov
near Mo5l.e, end the grand attack IVY the lsnt sld
usva for'ct upon the city viii he mad within I've
t,5s. Goler-is Can't, Granger and Smith, and Ad-
ni'a b. chor, went vi,hiu .ou. mics Of Mobile, On
The sse' Eler Laura last week, ard drew hea"y
Gre f.om many Of the rebel batteries Lhs: limo the
h..,o-.
b Washington, "1Tsh 22.-The --latest into l!eenoe
+oa A1b..e is a. pach IN The R,chn, I'd ExAsrs IN
- IuesGlv, da.ei ths lp'h, s.yr the,e il Chan e
o Ispo.t in orr immediate front. Tnele Is great
> I. :,it5 smoui the feet in the lover hay. AL Is
Is1ls, Ni.h los'.e fle sna AMY io.oa.
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tlonf -ith crch ,cnsra,ey and thai Lincoln MAJ
" nloIr s, i.,I oiory than 10 the chmond Cabinet.
Lnie.1 Commercial.
Ii-,rro,l. fIrrh II, Il. n.-CorVS-1he Bro-
AEts Cm,LNr s1yps
The 'yle r. p.ic .e.u-'s 1nvouucinr thr rvt-''s-
ton oi Chsreston ciuse on -stu rita, ricn. sctao
an aser.uur dtclLe IN the cutOl r-afkcL ~ ga e.
came scr5 it4rs1itrt A4.tic.r hss been "a lin tel
fsuAur, sus hHF t'l'Gn Wy -. prs d.. and IN ulti
o'5er us'g iH ~ ~ 'n'. " Co. I" ys ~. ~ Mi ~
uucaku Ell ssl- 'o-"ay G.,n hsc, Ct vltyh tis'ua-
20 r ani cN;sI.crs took 3t'v Iar-.
h.EAp-tt t'.. No lee r,ppr ed. HtnNtsloNs- Iht
p-oNisioL We 10 ''t Nud 't,sly. fRu. a. &c
NO rce mad "a h CUE G ID ste.iy.
tu..btU iCs utur.,, --'s to es Afre4i,an stocki
air 'cud'ur ursa''' Han ts ,ru, j, - Etie
80 y 20 % tnv-istutir,. stz TO ..
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cs vcse ihrp~n oG Two were rrccipita'ci down en-
EN- baEtme7t into = dich, shefe Tie vA'e' ~s'
from No 20 thee feet Geop. !-o pisto'fe't-
.,v. IL Charlie 6tark, ef lie Centre uuc''a ''-
und Crrstop pher Hesins. Of Hse,n' le' N'ie ah'ed
-.,i between tuenty arl thirty weie more OF los
iui1 od ral train VIZ runr.nr At h'lA ta'c ci
.yced. several cr,ous uArrosly c.ca?ed droWn.ns.
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rr Ward proseutd the minority report Tor the
prid ii.e DCy4jm en-.
he -. Aer presented tho anruN fci,rt g. The
SOcie'y TO- he S,1 inHt O.. iuNeute Ie .tur Hi.
BUS fNugu.. To tac.iu. thr De- ~ Jon e
lands Tor the eN'c;tou oi the tio.ou Atu" ".t.t
Noiks; 20 trcot pr ale p oad Eetlt.rut Annoy
A. tciatloa ana 20 authorize PLANK tuld an tdiH-
p.se Iosl con.paui,s to coiecg nsaIt,o al toll.
IyESINs t.,stoN.
The Paid Firo Ucpa.-m,a' bin Nc'n- ue 'p"cial
order ~, debated - lcusih, AID huay he e4 90 a
tArd rrniing, b.. vote o. 0! yea. a.l,ats IS r,ls
Adjourn a.
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sluothcr Enilrosd Accident Two Killed
and TwCLty.hye NouuSied.

AJGnl, Garch 4J.-A serious accident occurred
about uo-n to-ds, the Central Raj oad about tS o
mile. vest Of Or,skAny. The Cleveland and Cipcn-
n.i c1ple.s .l,ns oo due here e, Gc5 aud tie other
stq1. bong lehind time several houIs,vere united.
tn, tan vas made Up ri tso locomotives and eleven
r..,.nse- cas- oestrs hssEs ini express carr. The
.,,ident va csused ty the breaking Of rHh In two
rr,.e. Theen-iuS and 'hs taFrnso and express ears
,,Re4 over 4 ss!,'y lie 'u Ans ca aad s!I e9asd
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po'-t II ,lv'ng itup. Ono II th,m. h'ing un'-e'
ei ysthc-'rs boz 7tiiid lsr,esi Of halv ., vi a.
n0A a.. "a hFsv retro IRON tho gtige, .-N' n thar~
suuuei.ly tel about ncr such = giitt5filg An'i
ossrwhc Lli4g shower of silver, u IN ceef Nr
est down alt covered lct fs"e WITH her b HF 4,
Iue pu srts - mother ,sve out, Sud torrent =
- yer r.ur4 s'u.t Toe t,.or ia oNery uitr'n ~
All IS NA-, " course, tun tor 10 aut lfh, -
q. ough he youLg late. found quite - pr,u'
aNs 40 I'm. Y.
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MAJos-GEg RouRBr ANpEss y hNs teea directed
by the President to rAifo he st4rt 'u s'r pee on
Ne batteunents Of Fort S.fntef 0n te lit. ' Aprh
sl5. the fourth anuyersGry o' 80 do b" eoussut.
e1 10 tyGcuate tlp psce
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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. Killed and rs Wounded.
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Mobile to be AttaC ket in Five DAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-31
Pittsburg Cattle market.

ALhEaHRtgX Cry, Aug. %.
CATTLE The most noticeable feature
IN the cattle market this week, was he
great taltng off in the supply, as conn
pared With last week: estfnafed al
lt0OOal 800 head against 2,3O0a25 500
showing a deficiency of five or Sly
hundred head. The demand, however.
was not as active as last week. there
Selng fewer buyers In attendance. but
we market, notwithstanding, was a
satisfactory one to drovers. and turned
o Jul tnueh better than was generally
* Pected. There Is continued good
demand for stock cattle, and iii al 9fl1is
character offered sold readily at fnil
prices 1Sa31z, according to Quality.
fr1Ine tat cattle, suitable for the retail
trade, We're In rather better supply. but ~
our butchers bought pretty fFeeiy Iasf
Week the demand for this particnIaT
grade, was not so pressing a. nsnal.
out, as always is the case. prime sfOelt
VIII sell, and that, too, al GOOD nT.ices
We quote nice fat heifers and SEER. Al
GIG 1-sOme choice bringing 7IZ-and
medium 70 good at 6J<@6X.
SaEEps-Ehe demand for sheen was
again Light this week, being restricted
z. almost entirely TO supplying the retail
tIalne, put as the supply was limited
the market ruled steady &C about Iasf
WseAs 9notations-5962< for fair to
pLlI1le There g a very flir demand for
stock sheep, and but lew offering.
Hoas-The market for this ciasa az
stock - quiet but steady, and, nofyyitiI-
standing, the demand Is limited uFfcps
are Wen maintained. limerick = ~
report having He'd several small lots
g Pslee ranging from Sl1@ ~ per cFt.
b.