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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
Evansville Markets.

EvASsvILLE, Dee. 3lst.
Notwithstanding the extreme bad weather that
hss prevailed Tor the past week. business has been
quite brisk with rather large arrivals from the
country. Pricss have, however. not materially
ShauEsd.
AoNKY--Is steady aud less excited. Geld
steady at 2soass5 Silver a2saz35.
APpLKs-Are very -aarr~ SEA pFfsss rule very
hrm aud ~ high figures. being held At s2@z 80
per busheE. from Wagons.
Large dealers oasr Eastern Select at 81 boa5 %
BACoN-Tirm a. &c for shoulders, 25o for
Clear sides. aud 2sagTe Tor Hams.
RUTrER-Is plenty bat flrn st 4b095os.
BUCK WHEAT FLouR-si so@5 % Psr sask
Of 20 pounds
BEAEs--stsady 81 6oes2 90.
BRAS-arm at 81 30 Per 100 pounds.
CHEEsE-westsrn Reserve, firm at 2os2i.
TLoUR-searoe with strong speculative De-
lnana and prices are firm Al s. 90 Tor supsrsas,
and sic oo8lo 50 for Extra Considerable qnansi-
lie. are hslng shipped to New York via New
Orleans.
GRAIH-MaFkst Is frm with material dissr-
Grain sArkss ARA and more steady.
wHEAT-stesdy at l sal - for Red sna
white.
NbkH-ftFm At seal % IN ear
oATs-stsssy with saies At 6oassc.
BARLFT-Lower at 81 s9oI co,
RYE-Duil at 81 2o3l e vita bnt little ar
irving.
FLAX sEED-Firm al s. %.
CLOVER sEED-sIz %.
TIMOTHY SEEDS 0og6 %.
H0Gs-Hsla At l29l3e net, according % the
weight
FEATHERS Live csc.
GENsINe-G5a70c
LARD--25a2Te.
GROGERIRs-Firm ARd steady.
CoFFEE-stsady And firm att5N47e for Ris.
| sUGAR--stezdy at 2ta2sc.
MOLAssEs--Firm At 81 1901 %.
sTRUP-sI 35s1 50.
HAT-In some request At 81 o2925 % fsE
loose from wagon. and s2s OeesO % for bslsd
/ POTATOEs-scares and firm sts4 oesj @ for
I Eastern.
HIDEs-In coed demand At s1i97e Or green
and Is8Is1z for Ned.
sALT-Firm snd steady At 10 per bush.
wHIsKEY--sissdy At 81 l002 I2lS.
WOoL-Firm ~ soas2e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
rhs Pri,onsr aue.tion.

New YoRK, Dec. 31.-The Herald 5
Washington special says: The prisoner
question is just now becoming a subject
Of serious consideration, and appreheu-
sions are entertained that it may be
made a subject Of Congressional investi-
CATION, where it may possibly appear
that our own Government is not free
from blame in containing the saferings
of our prisoners. Rebel officials allege
that they do the best they can, ard have
invited our Government to send for our
prisoners and bringIthem home.
The 4ribHTas's special says: Notwith-
standing there was an agreement made
some two months ago between Grant
and Lee that zach party should send
blankets and medicines to their prison
ers, nothing has yet been done by our
Government. The rebels, however, have
/ been, and are stlu engaged in sending
supplies to their prisoners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
81. AIbans'sHaiders.

New HAVEN CT. Dec. 81 The Pala
dieitnt this evening contains the folloW-
ing facts, furnished hy Captain Rice,
Provost Martial Of the conscripi camp.
They are interesting, as they indicate
that four OF the St Albans's raiders have
been caught 1T the camp on the ID inst
A detachment OF recruits arrived from
Winsor on the llth, in which we're four
men evidently Southerners of good APP
penrance Two az them after thsir
rival, displayed great deal Of st. AL
bans money and desired to know ii the
ST. Adams banks we're redeemiug their
bills, aud wanted 10 exchange them for
other money They showed, also, bills
on Georgia and South Carolina banks,
and a quantity Of Canada silver. They
claimed to belong in Canada, and sent
away money from camp under different
names from those under which they en-
listed They said they came from
Canada with those St Albians's raiders
who went to Concord, enlisted and we're
caught Their companions going TO
Concord to enlist, and their coming on
together for the same purpose, Provost
Martial Rice, on these and other suss
picious grounds, arrested the men on
Thursday, had them photographed and
sent their pictures to Governor Smith,
and he telegraphed to Captain Rice to
held them Since their arrest other
Southerners were heard to sayIthat they
we're present at the trial Of the St. Al
bans's raiders and they knew all about
them. They also appeared to be full Of
Confederate and Canada money, and
accordingly Captain Rice has also bad
these placed in confinement
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

WAsHixGTos, Dec. 3I.-Snow com
-msaced falling here Al ! o,elockthis
morning and confined with occasional
interruption unsil ) o'clock this after
noon. The fall Of snow is not heavy.
Pardon Worsely, ths detective, by whose
information q number Of the merchants
Of Washington and Baltimore were ar
resled come weeks ago, charged with
selling goods to rebels, made athdavit
before the proper authorities that having
played at gambling since in this city
he lost three thousand dollars belonging
to the Government. He was placed in
charge Of q military guard
The Commissary of Subsistence has
accepted q bid for furnishing the Gov
eminent with corn meal at S7S5 per
barrel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
SUNDAY NIGHTS
DisDatches.
Admiral Porter StiI Hammerfng at
Fort Fisher.

I OEA
| FoRT MONROE, Dec. 3I.-Neariy all
the steamers Of the expedition under
butler which left this port several weeks
since, returned safely, notwithstanding
the severe weaterh
The Santiago de Cuba and Fort Jack
| son have been the only vessels attached
to the naval feet which arrived from of
Wilmington, and the latest advices re-
ceived from Admiral Porter represents
him still subjecting Fort Fisher to q Wig
orous commandment
The Norfolk Register today contains
the following correspondence from Fort
Fisher on the 9th inst: The shore is
strewn with broken boats, which have
been wrecked in one or another way.
They lie scattered along the beach from
Fort Fisher 70 Masonboro.
The North Carolina State works a.
MasonbOrO were destroyed by ere last
Saturday.
Many vessels have been Withdrawn
from those waters and the bombsrdment
may be said to have come to an end.
The hon Montgomery Blair and F.
L. Blair arrived here yesterday, and left
at late hour last night, on a visit 10 the
army operating against Richmond
go Of the y. G.. reserves, captured
by Butler IN The vicinity Of Fort Fisher,
disembarked from the steamer Baltic
yesterday afternoon en- route to Point
Lookout The condition Of these prison
ers is wrstched, many Of them being
without blankets aud in come cases
without shoes or boots. TwS-thirds, ap-
parently, had NOT yet reached the age Of
II years, while the remairsier ranged
between IL and Is
Following is list Of officers who ar
rived here a few days since on the
steamer Arago, from Port Royal, having
made their escape from the rebel prisyns
at Columbia, s G., by bribing guards.
Maj. A. W. Mcdonald, Tooth n Y;
Adj't p W. McMann, End Mass; Adi't
g. H. Gamble, 9Th Ills, Adit H G.
Kendall, j0th Pa. Adjt 6. King, Tooth
Ohio Capt w. J. Barres, sd n. "
Capt A. G. Bliss, 10th n Y; Capt J.
A Milbank, llth Ky. cav; Capt J. G.
Brady, I'd n. Y. Capt W. Collins, Wis.
Captain W. Meeker, Capt. Russell,
5lst Indiana; Capt Muhlng, 9th Mas
sachusetts; Capt jenkins, 10th Mass
Capt Tyler, l06 Penn Capt Andrews,
II Mich; Capt Goats, 18th New York;
Capt Senger, Gotta Vt Capt Reynolds,
10Th VT Capt Spencer, ed Indiana
Capt Clark, 7th Michigan cavalry Lieu
tenants Stanney, 9th Mass. W Davis,
Michigan cavalry; z. Ct,ubbard, 10th
Mass; Il Updigraf, 72G Ind T. r
Roberts, slh Ills; L S. Clurr, 7th New
York II. n. Davidson, ojth Ohio; A.
Allen, 10Th Illinois cavalry, J. Hubbard,
10Th Illinois cavalry; j. Price, 18th O.
A. n. Thomas, 18th Inds J. Il. Cane,
10Th New York; J. S. Brown, 73d Ind
S. Il Barnes, 7th New York cavalry
NJ. J. Williams, 73d Penn. F. Moore,
73d Penn; f. A. Larkfn, 18th Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

WAsHNGToS, Dec. 3l-Col. Seaton,
after sn active service Of more than half
q century, announces that after to-day
the proprietorship and editorial manage
ment Of the National IHteltgeHeeT will
pass into other hands
JAS c. Willing also retires from that
establishment.
The trial Of Col North, New York
Military State Agent, and NJ. NJ Jones
and Levi COIN, viii be concluded on
Tnesdav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
LYONS rxArnAInoN.

kaihAiron Il frem the Grcek word "Kathro." OF
'hathsiro," signlfying to cleanse, rpIuvinAte aud
restore This article is what tis name signifies.
For prsaerving, restoring and Identifying the
human hair Il q the NEST remarkable preparation
g thc world. II IL again owned aud put up By
u,e original proprietor, and Ia new made with the
same care, shifl and attention which gave II q
sale Of over GAS million bottles per annum.
Il is most delightful Hsir Dressing.
II sradicstes scurf aud dsndrua.
II keeps the bead cool and clean.
II makes the hair rioSs. soif and glossy.
IL prevents the hair from falling OF and inra,
ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald heada
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
bead ofhAir should usc Lyons Kafhairon. ltis
known and ed throughout the civilized world.
sold BY all respectable dealers
DEaAs BARNES A CO., New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81.
FLOUR Unchanged super6ne. . 90; Extra
STATE. 2 z56a 81.
wHEAT-Firm. o592 OS for BED demand
fair
CORE-Dull. At 81 coal Is
0ATS-tn good demand at O..
RNE-nuli, At 81 6.
BARLEY-Dntl. Choies Spring, 81 - tna Do
Fali. g. 90.
WHiSKY-Steady At I2Iz
PkoNIsIoSs-IIeid vith more fr.nuess Lard
-, Mess Pork, q Co Bulk Meats, ls .BO3fs 80
loose, and = higher packed In consequences Of
the extreme rates Asksi there not much dcns.
Head Lard, IN good demand Al q &c.
HOGs--Aefive aud higher: zoo poand averages
lb - u ID %, and Hasy anxious buyers The re-
esipts we're bat SEQ mead.
GRoCEKIEs-tsaist bat arm. Coffee, 459g7s
Sugar. 23aeie. for CahA. Molasses, 1 A.
H0LB-C Closed at Sls.
SILVER 40.
EXCHASaF-gea ard fru
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
BEfMsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOU DYF

But restores gray hair 20 it, original color, BY
'uppiying The capillary tubes with natural susie.
nance, impaired By age disease. All lussaHiaae-
0si dye, are composed Of lunar eoatie, destroying
the vitality and beauty Of the hair, aud afford o.
themselves no dressing. Hslnstrcst's Inimiiabis
oolsrng not only restores hair to its natural color
by an easy process, but gives ths haira
LuTuriRnt Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents ia falling o. Grad.
lcasss daudrui, and impar ts health and pleasant
ness 70 the bead. Itha, TODD the test Of time, b.
Ing the eoloriual Hair OIL orng, and IL constantly
Increasing IN favor. Used BY both gentlemen and
ladles. II IL sold By All Respectable dealers, or
cAa be procured BY them u the commercial
agents, p. 5. BARNES A CO., 2o2 Broadway, Bow
York Two sizes, 10 cents asd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-A letter from
the army of the Potomac, dated 10Th,
says that rebel spy was recently esp
tured near City Point, on whom elabo-
rate drawings Of our defenees in this
locality were found 1t IS stated that
when taken he was on his Eay to City
Point TO complete his mission By exam
lining the iron line works at that place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
HAaAN.s mAeNnI nALn.

This Il the most Delighted and extraordinary
article ovrI isceyor u changes the sun burnt
face and >" = 70 pearly satin texture q rsylsh
lug beauty npartlng the marsls ran 40 ~ sqnth
--st ia - .....------..vs iuvIting IN the city
belle 81 Ton. u removes tan. frecklea. PIN
pies aud shneaa from the skin, leaving the COM
rlsxion D, Transparent Ahd smooth. u con
tains 10 material Injurious 70 ths skin. Patron.
ized BY Actresses aud Opera Singers. II is what
every lady should nave, sold everywhere.
Prepared BY W. H. nAgan, Troy. Ny.
Address III oriors 90
DEMAs 4. BARNES a 90. New y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
pLANTATI0N B1TTERS.

. nssi p@esees-"esef*e' =" SASSY a. t1S3 Via
try ths cslshraiea
PLANTATION BTTTERS.
which arc aow recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and warranted to produce aa irs-
assisass beneficial eject. They are sxoeediagly
agreeable, I~rses.ly pHrs, aud must suPeroeed sII
other isRios where healthy, gentle stinsleHt Is
required.
They purify, strengthen and invigOCAte.
They create $ healthy appetite.
They are aa AZ tiaoss to change Of water and
diet r
They overcome the efHscts 81 dissipation aud
late hours.
They strengthen the system aad eaiivsn the
the mind.
They prevent ziasms'ie and intermittent r.
vers.
They purify the breath and aeidisy Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They eure DArrhsa and Cheissa Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervoas
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid brill
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed Of the celebrated CAlisaya bark,
siRtergreen, ssssAfras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served in perfectly pure St. croix rum. For par
tioulars, see circulars AID testimonials around
each bottle
Beware Of impostors. Examine every bottle.
See that Il has our private q. s. Stamp unmuti-
lated over tho cork, with plantation scene, and
our signature on fine steel plate side label. See
that our bottle is not ro-flled with spurious and
dele'esious staff. Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters by tho gallon or in bulk, is an
impsstor. Any person initiating this bottle, or
selling any other material therein, whether called
Plantations Bitters or net, Is AeriniHAl under the
L. s. Law, and viii be 80 prosecuted by us. We
already have our eye on several parties filling
cur bottles, &c, who will succeed in getting
themselves into close quarters. The demand fer
brakes Plantation bittsrs from ladies, clergy
rlaR, merchants, &C, is Incredible. The simple
trial o. bottle is the evidences We present OF ths
worth and superiority, They are sold by all re
spcetabls druggists, grOOers, physicians, hotels,
saloons, steambeats, aud country stores.
p. IL. DRAKE q 90.
No 202 Broadway, N. Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

WAsHNeToS, Dec. 3l.-Tbere is not
the least foundation for current reports
that Lee is evacusting Richmond
1t is understood that Mr.. Seward let
ter inrelaGion to the Florida affair IS
accepted by the Acting Minister Of Bra
I'll as satisfactory.
The Post Office Department finding
the letter delivery system works badly
has declined to confne it to the large
cities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
Saturday
1T & EPO RI.
oDsrattons before Wilmington.

Nzw YoKk, Dec. 3I-The RSeld's
correspondent gives details of tbs }era-
tioas of the land forces against Fort
Fisher.
On landing, rebel battery On the
left of their line of works at once ran
out 8 white 6sg, and there vas race
between the troops and marines to see
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
siers 81 Wi,rninr,nn.

NEW YORK, Jan. l. The Richmond
EramiHeE>oi the Goth inst says.
SIEGE or Wnmxj srox. - Our tele-
graphic dispatches teT tho whole story,
which is as follows
WILMISGroy, \. C., Dec. ..
" The Federal feet has disappeared
Only the usual blockhders remain. Gen.
Bragg reports that With his present
means aud disposition OF forces, no dan
ger need be apprehended. Had rein
iorcements arrived sooner, he might
have captured many prisoners. The
enemy drew up in semicirele and
poured n concentrated FIRE into Fort
Fisher, destroying every house and
blowing up the ground Coils. Lamb
and Jamison deserve credit, as we'll as
the Junior Reserves. The enemy threw
overheard many horses in gale, and
suffered much otherwise There was
another gale last night"
The Richmond Examiner of the 29th
says: The enemy shelled our lines be
tween Dunlaps and. Petersburg yester-
day with great vigor, but no effect Our
batteries wasted no ammunition in re-
ply.
Il is reported that the Yankees are
again crossing 10 the North side Of the
James River, but they have made no APP
pearance in front of the liaes near Rich
mond.
1t is also reported that the enemy
vessels have appeared in York River,
and that ss-ne troops have been landed
at White House.
The Examiner, in an ironical article,
says: If Porter had thrown Butler over
board, perhaps no storm would have
blown his feet to sea and deranged his
| invincible armada
The Examiner says an official tele-
| gram to the War Departm ent states thai
two brigades Of negro troops and white
cavalry left Memphis on the 2lst, NOV
ing on the State line road The advance
reached Fayette depot on tie I'D The
1 object Of the movement is unknown.
The Wing of the 27th considers th'
emily point gained by the capture of Sa
vannah is its moral effect, but it was no
of much Importance in a military poin
Of view II was Of no value to US what
ever.
The Wing expects Sherman will NOV
on Richmond, and says He is the yer
genius we desire TO see, and be bring
with him some thousands of those Yves
ern veterans whose metal We desire {
test, for Grant has with him only 100
veterans, aud the rest are the Riff Ra
Of creation, to defeat whom is no homo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-No second ses-
sion Of Board held to-day.
The New Years festival Will be kept
as close holiday on Monday, and the
Stock Exchange viii be closed The
other financial institutions viii also sus-
pend business
The Commercials Washington special
saws that rumors are current of the
evacuation of Richmond BY the rebels
The aspect of military and naval news
to-day is very encouraging.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

NEW York, Dec. 3l.-The Herald,
editorially, thinks Gen. Lee is about 10
transfer his army, ordnance, magazines,
&c, and the rebel capital, to Danville.
The mail brought BY the Arago from
Sherman's army contains over 100000
letters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

WASHINGTON, Jan. Since the law
passed by the former Congress 20 gre
vent smuggling across the Northern and
Eastern frontiers went into operation,
several rescues have been made The
additional six steam cutters for which
an appropriation Of 81 ,000, 900 was re-
Gently made will enable the Treasury
Department to act more efficiently
against the smugglers.
Rebel deserters recently reported that
the authorities at Richmond were ma
turing a movement which would aston.
ish the world. This effect would doubt
less be produced, If the following from
the Alexandria Journal is worthy o.
credence on that subject;
1--WE learn from persons who have
been informed in regard to the secrets
of Secession leaders, that q plan il
, seriously discussed by the rebel authori
ties for suddenly massing all their force
in Virginia, in the event of their affair
b .coming desperate, and marching int
the Northern States with q determine
tioa to conquer or die in the attempt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats, Asthma, aRd
Consumption.-ft Is only necessary for any ons
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle
Of Dr.. striekIaad's Meiiianous Cough BAlsaIn TO
convince them that this is the best preparation
ever used. II not only cures the above affections
o the throat aud langs, but It cures night sweats
aud splitting Of blood, and is az excellent garSls
Tor any kind Of sore throat, It Is pleasant to
take, aud safe madeleine fer infants. soid by all
Druggists. decI5
DO not be put on, AK for Madame Porter'a
Cough Basani. insist on having IL. sgiia.s until
you get 1t, take no other II your druggist has
not got it, have him send aud get It for you. The
cost Of manufacturing ihs Balsam Is a. great as
that Of almost any other aud higher priced medi
cine, ard the very low price 1t which It Is sold
makes the profit 80 the SELLER apparently small,
aud uBprinefpled dealers VII often recommend
other medicines on which their profits are larger,
unless You insist on having Madame PoFtsr's, and
none other. sold Is Ell Druggists. at q and 50
cents per bottle. deeiBa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
ii. c. nYps. Clerk.


DnriAE the beginning of the week, the prospect |
Of az ~ niug OF commerce with the South was |
very promising, but the back water and ice above
Cairo have placed things back to the condition /
eShibifed while the Quarantine gorge held fast
Several boats got out 10 Cairo from ahoua Craw- |
ioFda bar but they seem 20 have no sooner got !
out, than they, we'll as many other boats lYfrs /
shut ont from ST. Louis BY gorge. oE at least /
heavy noatiug ice
The net has been remarkable here. Boats |
have ceased to lead, and those loaded have ceased
to leave port. The Luna, Platte Valley, City of I
Alton, Commonwealth, Putnam. Raven aud other |
boats have bscn laid up for the present, several
OF them having cargoes in.
The Graham ieit on Monday for Memphis, and
has laid up at Widow Waters, finding the floating
Zee 20 30 very heavy. The Southweater, for White
river has laid up IN the same vicinity, aHd soldiers
are IN the woods oncamped around great n IS
The Avago lef. yesterday for White river aud
Doubtless bar also iaia up This river Il falling.
Although the wind Is from the South, the
weather Was cold yesterday.
stcamheatmsn never fail to be interested In bar
matters. We therefore say that the late sale Of
tho nine bars Of tho Memphis packets continues
10 DO subject Of great Importance Mr.. Thor
wegan, Ay their purchase, having some thirteen
bars previously, thus becomes chief OF the bar
rnen. We understand that Mr.. Conrad Fink, the
former owner Of said bars, bid $50 600 for them,
and thought that was so heavy that he would not
make anything by them. The wages for two men
for each bar will be about 81, 500 per year. Mr..
Thorwegan avs, IL Is averrel, S53,igu FOR the
nine bars one years running time.
THE MISSISSIPPI ApovE CARO- Captain Dan
Able, under date OF ZSth, telegraphs FROM Cairo
Ia ho following effect hack water in river 10
n-h's Island Ice below Comrnsrce. almost sta
donary The Arthar ceuld scarcely kot through
~ irturns cold To- night, the river viii ir esse over
y ~ the CAPE w one day.
The Vincennes Sun OF Friday says Of the Va
uash;
The RIVER is in good boating stage, but heavy
81 ating SEQ has entirely checked navigation, and
Gu, OF All communication aud trade for time with
Illinois, 50 Gar As the ferries are c0ucerued--thus
losing enough TO our merchants ana other bust
ness men 70 represent considerable stock ia :
bridge company, Cant our people he aroused &c
the great Importance Of such enterprise. II
seems 20 MS that It would DO much morn profit.
able outlay than investing in Cincinnati whisky
The Missouri Democrat of Saturday says;
A new phas has occurred ia navigation 90 and
from this port. Steamers EQUALLY arrived herr
yesterl " direct from Cairo, having encountered
no gorge, but with their wheels Or less de
molisD,d from the heavy leo through which they
ran. They found, il IS stated but ~ feet of wa
ter on Crswiord's Bar, with the lead, which i
equal On eot with the stick. These steamer
report alt steamers out OF trouble between thi
= port RuA cairo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
EeK York Markets.

New YoRK, Dee 81, 10 p m.-Gold
closed at Gallaghers at 227E.