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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

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s.p ni.. oO3 sun Sets.....6l2 Moon rises. iioIn
/ HIGH WAFER TBIs DAY. n a,
Sandy Hook. 70 Gov. Island. 1'ote Hen "s'e''' '''
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on THIRD PAGE
DEAD ADVERTISEMENT
IL or PEOPLES INITIAL COAL COMPANY
| ON THIRD PAGE.
..yTHE PEN Is MIGIITIER THAN THE
THE GOLD PEE-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of sny the following sums IN Casl tie 10
.crber will send by return mail otherwise os directed
Gold Pen fen.seiectHg the 'a.e aeeordH9 10 damp
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
fC % ,,.' Ss M.Ss Pep P.n i0' for 81 e he 2
PEN and fox So the Excelsior Pen-rhsse PEGS are no,
numbered b.! correspond in sizes 70 Numbers 2 AID
respectively.
the SANE srvER PLATED EXTENSION CASES WITH
PENCILS.
For 81, the Mad. Pen: for ~ 25, the Lncsy Pen for
ard for a. a. tie Excelsior Pen.
These .re We.l Finished Good wri,ins Gold Pens with
Irdosmn Points the sverige wear OF every which,
will r ouast gross the best Steel Pens although sies
are uawdT'anted, sad, therefore, not eEehdngsdn'.
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
III. name a Norton Number aud Quality
stamped the following Pens and the points warranted
fog az months except agsinst accident, .,,.-,
h" sfs.. T for G the pocket No. the smallest.
and No. TO- tie largest Mammoth God Pen, for the desk
eeLD pms WITHOUT c.sEs
For s % No Pen lssuay or No. Pen, I'd quality
| or No. Pen, % quality.
For 81 30 5Psn e, dasli'y or,N0. 4Pen adquai'y'
For sa.ss No iPsn l quality aNO. 'P.n, "a quality
ora No Pen. Sd quality.
Foo 50 IS No PEN st quality; No Pen ID quality.
For 81 20 No Pen 81 50 No. Pen; IS 1ts No Pen,
s65oa No9 Peai ~ 5oa No. IOPen--al let qaais'y.
THE sAAs GOLD PENS N.LvEn KxfsxsrOS CASES WITH
For =? No Pen ist quality; or No. Pen Sd quality
For ~ 50 No Pen lst quality No Pen 2dq1aiyi
For s5a No Pen il quality or No. Pen "a qaayi
ora No Pen 81 quality.
For 81 IS No Pen. Is, quality era No Pen I'd quality
ora No. ePe, ID quality.
For rs 70 No. . Pen. lst quality.
GOLD PENS. SiRsr QUALITY. sLy AMOUNTED pgsx
For 81 No 4Pen; for +323 No. 3Peni for s. No
Pen; fog ~ 70 No. ! Pen.
For f7aho Pen; for +8aN No. Pen and for Ssa No. ID
Tie list Quality are pointed with the very best Ido.
Points carefully selected and none OF TINS l9ally AZ.
sold with lie slightest uperCtion which sAl ana tut closest
scrutiny detect.
The "a Quality superior to any Pens made by hn
previous 20 tie wear 1850.
The "a Quality he intends shall equal in respect to DrA'
biliN Elasticity Good Writing Qualities (,he OILY true
combinations any God Pens made elsewhere.
IN regard tie Cheap Gold Pens, hsbes leave 70 say a.
previous to operan. his New and Patented Maehn's 10
could not have made as GOOD Writing and durable f'' O
the p.ice, had tie God been furnished gralutousy an.
Pariie, 9rderns mn't In all Instances specify e 5 ~
particular to describe the AId they preier"heihes Ah OF
timber coarse me.
rx nt ali who .end twenty cents charge forressernsl
in addition 10 tie pFee Of goods ordered WI guaranty o"
rariic. .eudns Gold or sivrwu be Allowed the fallp'
no CI.uBS-A dscom, Of 10 per cent will be allowed on
of $ aud Is per cent Si and OF 20 ser cent on
$40 Il sen, to one address at one time; Ad nprnu
No rs Maidcn.iane. New-Ncrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

Tot exp. mof yl.- 5Ib 10 SIU1J7t 80 sItF*otJ0I
The earnings Of the Chicago and North Western
Railway Company for the second week in March
were
lsG5......-.slll 1sG a. IsC;........ <eiQee A.
Increase. ...........$21,Gs 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

poned til Tuesday neIt subject 20 the convenience 81
%ss.,. Johu Graham aud O. orre Owen for plantih
Mcsfrs. FulctuD, Kane and Carpenter ioT de hus'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

DEAD ADVERTISEMENT
IL OF PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL CcMPAhf'
ON THIRD PAGE
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specie ......... 33.jO52Cs 263izO79 32,ol24o5
The shipments Of specie for the two months have
been only one-half the exports Of the same months
Of either 1868 or 1861. The following are the OK
ports exclusive of specie for the eigh, months
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

The imports at Newly ork for the week were:
March l6 March March 4
Nv Goods .s Ogi.-sl ell93c-l SLa9, =
| General Merchandise. 2,OO9,gs3 2,5t2.9 leV!'H''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

The MITE NATIONAL BANK has Tie 80
Notes On hand ioJ delivery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
ESTABLISHED, 1881
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY, NOON.

The river is about at a stand, but i
full Of Hosting ice, and navigation is in
serrupted for the present
The only boats arriving since last
night we're the Golden Eagle and Cliff
ton, Cincinnati to Memphis.
Ihe Mamie Byers had got through
the canal when the Clifton left Portland,
but was waiting for Der barges.
The 81 Charles wen, into winter.
quarters in the chute a, French Island
where she viii remain until the ice aim.
'inishes
The Darling returned here lAss night
and soaghs an ice harbor at Dn.ch
Bend. s1 "a
The Armada is preparing to GO into
winter-qusrterS and viii drop down to
the same place,
The Taeopy has been pressed by q
gentleman from the Wabash, who wears
shoulder straps and is loading with
Government freight
There will be ~ packet for Cairo To-
day
The Ice Is piling up some in the har-
bOr, but IS the river viii probably rise
BY tomorrow, it viii most likely wash
out, The ice to-day is pretty heavy, and
tioats 10 extensive 6elis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
Southern w.t,,nw..

NEW YoRK, Jan. 25 The R;ehmop,
Wkfg thus states the result oF he SontI
making war upon the nation sstr;s,,t;r,,
the horrors to the Yankees: - =
Our outraged women, our homelas,
babies, our sons untimely slain ~,
blaekened homes, our leagues of devo.
lated land, our slaves IN arms aeains,
US, our prisoners murdered in cold blood
or pining year after year in Northern
dungeons-all tell Us what the Yankee
IS at heart n9 ana
Gold had reached, ia Richmond, ;, 500
per centum.
The Mobile Register of the 18th inst
says: The people absolutely decline TO
bet, forty to one, on the success OF our
cause, and the honesty Of our Govern
ment.
The Charleston Mercury discusses
guerrilla warfare, for the purpose of
showing the efficiency of that style Of
hostilisies, to which the rebel cause NAV
soon be brought Hf
The Richmond papers represent
hoods army as suffering intensely IN
I'll they reached the more wealthy dis
tricts, where they Jared better Il is
thought be may be obliged 10 fall back
beyond Corinth until The roads are re-
paired TO that place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
RULES am REGuLlrInNs

7. SOpsPsrs given svuyAs he oounssr 81 sor
gratuAtous circulation.
2. No Advertisements, iooAi = tioss or pun IN
serted unless preFsid or pay gzarantsed.
3 Advertisements will nsvsrh aoconpaniod bv
local notices unless contract is made % that sct
a0d value reosived ~ the notSos
= No " Local Netics. " however short, wili'bs
inserted ior less than One Dollar each day.
d Marriages, Funeral and Religious Notices
must Invariably be paid In advance 70 secure IN
sertion.
6. No deficiency on the part Of carriers EiIl be
made good BY the onacs. II the carriers fAil to
leave papers As ordered ssd directed. they must
pay for their earelsssness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
lanes z. LanIer. Esn

We clip the following extract from the
indianapolis correspondent Of the Gin.
eiunati Gasettess SO
Hon. ]. F. d. Lanisr, of tho firm oil
WiusIow, Lanier Il Co, Of New York
has been In the city for several days,
and has, as may be well supposed
watched the proceedings With no little
interest, lie enjoysa large share Of the
confidence and esteem OF the people ol
bis native State, who are not backward
in acknowledging their great indebted
ness 10 the house Of which he is an hon.
ored member for the very substantial
service it has done the State. He meets
with The most cordial reception from our
citizens wherever be goes, and it is
hoped and believed that be will carry
back with him 10 the financial circles oi
New York, feeling Of perfect conf.
dence in the integrity OF our people and
State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

The substantial fruits of these glori-
Gus deeds were iwenty-four pieces cf
artillery, FIVE caissons, several stands
Of colors, many Thousand stands of
small arms, and two thousand four hun
dred and eIghty-six prisoners. Such
noble services entitle you to the lasting
gratitude Of the nation. Fortunately
this great success was achieved with
comparatively slight loss to the corps.
Seven hundred and fifty killed aud
wounded win cover the entire casualties
of the corps in the days eonfiiet
To the friends OF the gallant dead,
and 10 the wounded-andI am sure you
win join me in this tribute OF comrade-
ship-l offer my sincere sympathy and
coincidence. THos. j. WooD,
Brig. General Volunteers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

WARRINGTON, Jan. 24.--The Secretary
ot War, in answer 10 resolution Of the
House, says that no money has been
paid Tor communication. so far ss he has
been advised or believes, for persons
illegally drafted. Communication money
has been returned when persons paying
we're shown 10 be entitled 10 exemption,
aud the payment Of this class Of claims
Is stlIl going on as rapidly as possible
The Postmaster General aow thinks
they viii dispose Of the loug-pending
claim Of Cormick & RamseY upoa the
Government for damages on account Of
the abrogation OF their California mail
contract IL has been decided 10 their
favor.
A communication from the Provost
Marshal General, in relation 70 the terms
OF service Of one hundred days troops,
was sent 10 the House to-day by the
Secretary Of War An order calling
them out Was enclosed, which expressly
declares that no bounty shall be paid or
service credited to the draft. The rule
was early adopted not to allow credits
for terms Of service less than months.
To-day vas set apart for TIE return Of
the writ Of kabsas corpus for the Super
inteudent Of the Old Cspitol Prison,
commanding him TO produce the bodies
Of Christopher J. Hogan and John Su-
gan, with the date and the cause Of their
arrest. They were formerly employed
as detectives Of the Metropolitan
Police, and subsequently Hogan vas
special detective OF the Treasury De
partmsnt
This afternoon about 3 o'clock, a FIRE
broke out in the Smithsonian Institute
building above the picture gallery be-
tween the ceiling and roof, caused, il is
believed, By defective aue. The cell
ing soon fell in, and in a few moments
the gallery was ia a sheet Of flames. As
Il mounted the central tower and burst
an fell velames from the roof il was
grand and curious spectacle.
There we're some 200 Of Stanley's pic
lures there. he had negotiated for
their sale 70 the Michigan University.
Five or six of them we're saved. A
large library in the west wing was not
damaged The full extent Of the loss
is not yet aseertained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

Nav YoRK, Jan. 25.--The Tines 3
Washington special says: M s
L IS understood now that Blair did
not 20 IN any sense as representative
ei he Government 10 Richmond, aud
thai he "a not authorized 20 encourage
the hope that any overtures fer peace
will bs made or accepted which look,
however remotely, towards . division OF
the bmoui aor Is is believed that the
rsbeis are yet disposed TO treat on any
other terms M
Popular sentiment has overratsd the
rebel desire for peace. When their
armies are destroyed, shis viii make
peace.
Mr, Blair has not returned.
The Government has been assured
that the Canadian authorities have de-
termined TO remove all cause of dissat-
sstaction on the part Of this coansry
growing out Of recent occurrence
Judge Coarsol will be removed This
Will promptly lead to a speedy abroga.
ton OF the passport system.
The Richmond SsntiHsi calls for a
new bathurst Of enthusiasm aud pa
triotic devotion. Il says il would be de-
lightfal and inspiring.
A citizen writes 70 that paper that be
bad moderate supply of bacon in the
house, and be asked bis wife, g Shall
the neat go?" She responded, " Yes,
let It 60 and IL went Perhaps it was
the kind fed to our poor prisoners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

A NEw AND DAEaERcus WEAPON
school of gonnoffs, commonly known
as highwaYmen have. imported from
London, or some other European capi-
tai, new style Of blndgeon, to be used
upon their highway victims. Ii il call
ed the "saud club, and its use Is al
most certain to produce death. Il is
made of siroRg canvas, iG the shape Of
q club, about twenty inches long, and
from six to eight inches in cireumfer-
enee This bag or club is fIled With
closely packed fne sand, and weighs
from Eve to ten pounds, and has great
advantages over the ordinary club or
bludgeon, brass knuckles, or sluag shot.
Il will not rebound after q blow is
struck, and It leaves no mark or hrnise.
1 When the 7ictim is struck on the top of
| the head, and there is where the sand
club is directed, he instantly sinks to
/ the pavement without struggle, the
result of conclusion to the brain, and
not even a bruises which any ordinary
blunt instrument makes, is to be discov-
cred on the scalp Of tie victim after the
sand club has performed its fearful Usis-
sion. Some of these clubs have already
been found by the New York police in
possession of desperate characters, who
/ made known the use for which they
we're intended.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
[FEOx xEsrraDAY's O'clock EDITION.
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Latest from Fort Fisher.
SOUTHERN WAILINGS.
THE BLAIR MISSION.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Mobile 20 be Attacked.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Mobile TO be Attacked.
tspseial 70 tise EvAnsvilIe Journal.
The Paper Market.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 25.-The repeal Of
the paper duty promises to effect the
price OF paper in this city. Dealers to.
day are seeking 10 make sales Of straw
and rag paper at to lc. lower than
they could cell il week ago. The uros-
peet is that there will te a further de-
cline dnring the week. THERE'S eonsid.
cradle quantity in market, and leading
newspapers have secured their supplies
for some time TO come.
An agent Of the Western press was
negotiating yesterday for several thou.
sand reams of an excellent quality at
20 cents, but concluded 20 wait the ex-
pseted fall before completing bis con
tract, which is probably Of an extensive
manufaetory Of printing paper from
cheap material not before used. which
promises TO have still greater effect in
New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

STAMPS ON EXPRESS REcEIPrs.-we un-
derstand that Collector spooner will
commence tomorrow issuing citations
to ell persons who have neglected to
stamp receipts they have given to Ex-
press companies for packages Of money
aud freight received since August lsi,
1864, and who have not made arrange
ments with the Express companies to
have this matter attended to for them
Mr.. spooner has given notice that he
will proceed to enforce the penalty OF
5000 for every receipt not stamped or
Cancelled
The Express companies which have
been receiving money on deposit 10 afiix
stamps viii close their books tomorrow.
Gin. Gazette.
We suggest that it would be well for
the business men Of Evansville to see
to it that stamps are placed on their
express and railroad receipts We
know that our citizens are disposed to
live up to the law, but presume that few
Of them are sware that receipts Of his
character are required to be stamped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
The Florsd. pr,.on.r. 60 .. R.,e...a.

nc EaONfAA A-EAA@nefAAo 20 ne kAeAfassus
NEW YoRx, Jan. ga Boston paper
says the crew Of the pirate Florida, con.
fined in Fort Warren, have received
orders for release, on condition that they
leave the country within ten days, which
they are unable TO do for want Of funds.
About three hundred prisoners, includ-
ing niAe Generals, are now 10 Fort War.
reu.
Four vessels loaded with cotton from
Savannah are expected to arrive soon.
No Savannah cotton viii be sold until
Commander Draper returns.
The Timess Washington special says
the peace rumors increase 10 number
and extravaganza, but they are withou,
any substantial foundation.
The Worlds Savannah letter SAYS
business has been suspended in Charles.
ton, and nou-combatants ara preparing
10 leave the city. There are bat few
troops there, all that could be spared
having been sent to BranchvilIe to meet
Shsrmans advance There appears to
be no doubt that Charleston wiz bs
evacuated, and the only opposition thai
sherman will meet may be expected al
Branehville. Dessrtsrs frou Charles.
. ton say the delences in the rear Of the
Z city are untensble, and il would require
/ bat vsry brief siege to take the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
Cedron Bitters

One trial aud you VIII uoqer use any others.
IL u not necessary 60 publish long list Of ds
eassa FOR which the Cadron Bittsrs are a Hpsei &c
In oil diseases OF the STOMACH, BOW
ELS LIVER OK KIDNEYS
In all anfetious0 Of tho BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or ROWELat
In GOuT, ,HHEUMATIsm AND NEu-
RAbGhAt
And IN FEVER AND AGUEt
ttta destined 90 aupercOda all other reranaisa 1,
not only outes these diseases, but IL rREvRsr
lnam.
wine glass iul of the Bitters taken an h0ui
before each meal, will ohviato the i effects Of the
most unhealthy climate, aud screen the person
taking n against dissase under the most tryinR
exposures.
Sold BY Druggists aud GrooarH generally
H9-nr. JOHN HOLLIS PRINCIPAL once. FIN
street, Louisville. Ky.
Sold by PETER yfFRITx a.
Teha Sole Agent, Evansvtlle, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
The 6lOrl0Hs Deeds or the Fourth
army C0Fng,

The Glorious Deeds or the Fourth
army U0rps.
HEADQUARTERS 4rH Army CoRPs.
Huntsville, Ala Jan. 8, 1865.
To the Officers and Soldiers Of the 4tA
Army Corps:
You have received the commendation
Of His Exeellency, the President of the
United States, for Jour glorious deeds i n
the various conflicts around Nashville
on the 18th and 10th ultimo. Tou have
also received the commendation of the
Commanding General Of the forces en-
gagged in those conflicts, not oEly for
your splendid achievements on the field
Of battle, but for your cheerful eudu-
rance of priyations and hsrGships in the
most inclement weather, during the long
aad vigorous pursuit which followed the
roat Of the enemy in the vicinity Of
Nashville
AS your actual commander on the
field and in the pursuit, desire 10 add
nv commentator to the high enconi-
ums you have already received, and to
tender you my grateful thanks for your
soldierly conduct, both on the field Of
battle and in the trying pursuit
Without fsltering at the command OF
your officers, you repeatedly assaulted
! the enemy'sl strongly entrenched posi-
tions and drove him from them in con-
{ fusion and dismay. When be vas utterly
routed and no longer burst confront you
I in battle, you at once commenced the
most vigorous pursuit, continued i;
i more than hundred miles at the most
inelement season of the year, over the
mcst miserable roads and scress deer
and ditheuli streams, which we're passed
BY your labor alone, and until the enemy
was driven in utter differentiation
aercsa the Tennessee river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

az its attendant train ~ symptoms, IL acts nor
ass charm than medieine Thereeis nothing 2
Do The rango Of the hataria Madica that for a mo.
Hiehf besi compaflson With II ia this disease
luli account ef this wonderful piaht may BE-
sound Ia tlio ith edition ofthe q. & Dispensato.
-, pages 1881 and l889
series Of experiment. u In which Dr.. Bull has
- s7r years engaged, has Just been brought e
sAsdo5aini iertainati0 i0u and he IL nov enabled to
esieF 70 the public combination Of Cedron, with
other approved tonios, the whole preserved IN the
BEST quality Of copper distilled Bonrbon whisky
esah hs y rnnfdnut has no equal in the world
fnight furnish n volume Of certificates, but
Pubiio have long since learned 70 aatimats
e4aaRs ht their true value. Tho safest plan IT, fof
sVery one % test for himself tha virtues ~ new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
ssehals 20 be Attaehea.

NEw YoEK, Jan 25.-By the Atlanta,
from Mobile, il is reported that q for
midAble expedition had left forts Nor.
gan and Gaines and gone up the Pasca-
goula river to take up position in the
rear Of Mobile, placing that city partly
at the mercy Of our troops The river
vas foand naEigable, and it's occupation
cannot fail to render the city an easy
capture.
Deserters report that there is much
disaEection toward the rebel Govern
ment in Mobile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

Upon careful calculation il ia essi.
mated that President Lincoln, in two
hours of his Ievee on New Years Day,
shook hands with about seven thousand
persons, men, women and children, OF
all ages, ranks aud races.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

A bill for the Incorporation Of q
company for the publication Of new pa
pear at Chicago, to be called the " Chi
cago Republican, has been introduced
into the Illinois Legislature The cap
ital stock is $500 900, Of which 1890, ,0oC
Is said 20 be subscribed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
LIVERY STABLE.


RItBIs LGNEkY EsTABLKsHMEHT, WHICH
Il 10 well known throughout the cenatry, poa-
sesses stshis s1yah tagea superior 60 any similar
estabiishmeu< IA TIM City. hssing arrAngemsats
for the FeespAon % private horses Al livery Of the
lowest rates
Carriages for visiting 20 let. ooaehas, iikh {
wagons, and every kind of road v6hi iole t. let.
Horses E1ld o. com missioa- Second hand Baggles
for sale At the very lowest prio-s Passengers for
Sardsd - All parts u the country By s.ctal eou-
reyaace.
l Having paEcnsssd The stock of messrs. Rfch-
ardson Britton wouia take great pleasure Ia
neoefn msdattux their old customers and fris d.
rns a. ataA TokIAh LAHDEK.
We taks this opportunity of retaining our
thanks 10 our frtsnda for the liberal support they
have Rtven ~. aud woula solicit contlnuAnce 81
tbs cams . the gentlemsn who aueceed as, and
vhom wu taks great pleasure Ia recon msudlag 70
the public. RICHARDSON BRTTrOk.
6acao
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
Regular Report


Nrw YoRK, Jan. 25.--The hospital
steamer $ r. Spaulding arrived at this
point yesterday evening from FL Fisher,
bringing AS wounded soldiers.
A number Of Union gunboats had
gone up Cape Fear river, and we're she'll
ing the woods in order to dislodge the
enemy,
The remains of one Of the heroic dead
Of Fort Fisher have also reached here
Gen. Loais Bell He was killed in the
assault of Sunday the 18th. The re.
mains are in charge Of A L. Sanford
OF the deeeased's staff The body Of
Gen. Bell is to be conveyed to New
Hampshire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
New TOrk Noon Markets.

- Hsw Yoaz, Jan. ..
G0TTON--Quist At a. A
FLoUR-5aieo tsttsr 4saa 60 for Ertra
State: 10 ssafI ~ for Eoand Hoop Ohio
WHEAT Nc receipts, bur fa3c bettsr and
quiet
C0Rh-Dul At1sT for Mixsd westmrn. +
0ATs-etsady at 0t for Western.
P0RK-Firu1sr With good dsaasnd. az fes<a
81 p for Msas; - e63ss 50 for oas year std
d7s % soea3i 50 fer Prime. -rzF ~sfW
LAhD-Sieady AZ IsJz142Osx
DRESSED H00s-Ean 81 I51za1F<. 2 aTi
ZNBIskY-Hesvv AZ : % for Aestsrs. 1s
PkIR0LEUH-Quite hTm, e for Crads; n
fnr Rshned IL bond; s37ss for free 70.
srOcks-Bettsr, sad more setivs.
nOaE1--MoFs plenty At &C. f,fs-
STEkLfAG ExCHAEGEQnist 1oe5<4l09s<
0obD-opeDss - 07sT, ssii 20 80 cs0ess
At 0SJS
Year csrtihoatss, a7sz.