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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this Port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
Revenue Laws:
March %, 1865, on board S'eamer New England,
Bags NutmeRs-2 Kegs Spirits-5 VI age Barrels
Potatoes April IS, 1866 on board Steamer New
England, 2 Trunks containg Bags Nutmegs.
Anv person or persons, claiming the same, are re.
ouested TO appear and make such claim within nine
" days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be dsoo'ed of in accordance with the act
Of CongresJ approved April 2. 1s44.
17l ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr.,
May 4, l666-dlaSw Collector.
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coLGArE,s HONEY SOAP.

{ THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists and Fansy
Goods Dealers. janS1d1yr
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PRscrs-BeeJ Cattle-Extra sl5 q l6 % ID; 6rst
Quality consisting of good oxen, best steers &c at
4 a Is; second quality. GOOD fair beef 1908!
grades y @is-on the total weight Of hide. tallow
and beef. lii 3as
WorIing Oress-From $3.50 to 300; handy steers,
800 to $50; according to value as beef SAID
Cows-Ordinary nom $40 to 70; Extra, from SIS
to 100; Farrow, 60, s30@40 ~ =, 5000 /
Sheep and Lambs - Shared Cd9c per Id; I'm.
sheared. . @l23 per Id; extra cosssts, l59Ie.
Veal Ca.ves-From 90 to l0c per ID.
Ssesne-Fat hogs, l1f@l2c; shoats, ls}@l5ic. live
cay Skins from II to acc per ID. = =
Pets 00@&2 so; country lots, 81 25@l 80.
Hdes-7@6cfp ID. ~1
T1ltotD- &0Iln
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

To PuRrTx, ENRIcH THE BLOOD, AND BEAUr1rY
the compilation, use HELMBoLD's HIeHLY CoNcFn-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
cootiou. ~. = $3.50 : - -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06
Methodist Episcopal Conference.
REPORTED FOR THE PERss BY REV. A
sH rH4 MOORE. 2

H--aaH
sgassas HALLowELL, MAY 4, 1895.
Conference met at eight o'clock A. NC
W.. Morse conducted the religious service.
A communication from Rev. Gilbert Haven
D. D.. to Rev. G. G. Mason, was read by Bro.
Allen, on the subject of the reconstruction Of
the church in the South, which was referred
to the Committee on Slavery. alaaa
On motion 1t was voted that this Conference
hereafter publish in their minutes detailed
missionary report.
The eighth questionable are the superan.
nuated preachers-was resumed. Fifteen
names were called. Thirteen were continu-
ed, and two were made supernumerary.
Rev. d. Sewall, Agent of American Bible
Society, and Rev. Geo. Pratt, Of the East
Maine Conference, were introduced.
The examination of the Christian and min.
isterial character of effective elders, was taken
up. The several presiding elders presented
written reports Of their respective districts.
or eighty effective elders appointed at the
last Conference, two had died and two took a
superannuated relation, viz.: Rufus @. Bailey
and A. F. Barnard.
Committees on the Christian Commission,
on change Of the second restriction rule
70 propose plan Of organization for church
extension society, and on the subject of our
approaching csntenerial celebration were ap-
pointed.
list Of the names Of preachers, who have
been connected with the Maine Conference
since its organization, with their appoint
nents at Its several sessions, with view to
publication in the minutes was proposed.
The subject was referred to special COM
mittee. esk
The Conference then adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
The anniversary OF the Preachers Aid So
ciety was held this afternoon. The opening
services were conducted by Bro. Jacques. The
Secretary Of the Society, c. Andrews, made
few statements by way Of introduction. In
teresting and Impressive remarks were made
by Bros. S. F. Wetherbee, P. Jacques, James
P. Magee, Of Boston, Rev. T. Sovereign, of
New Jersey Conference, ami Rev. G. F. Al
len.
THURSDAY EVENING.
This evening was given to the Christian
Commission. The Scriptures were read and
prayer was offered by Rev. John Allen.
Capt. Cyrus Sturdivant, of Portland, was
called to the chair-and with few introduc-
tory remarks direct to the point-called upon
Rev. Mr.. Wetherbee, of Gorham, Rev. Mr..
Crane, pastor of the Baptist Church. in this
city, Charles Douglass, Of Bath, Major Rowell,
Of the Hallowell Gazette, Rev. Mr.. Fuller, of
the CongregatIonalist Church, and Rev. @. c.
Mason, all Of whom spoke with interest and
effect.
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THING OF BEAUTY rs JoY FOREVER
Those who desire brIlliancy OF complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio ID witch HKLEBoLDs CON.
CENTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does Rec
olleeot 1t is no patent medicine. Ask Hembolds
Take no other. Ak
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

BEWARE OF CoUNTERyBITs AND UNPRINoIPLRD
DEALERS endeavoring to dispose OF their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained BY
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIoNs.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRA OF OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood puries nstiIs the vigor Of
health into the system, and purges out the hamors
that make disease. :
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FORT OF PORTLAND


Friday. ......................M May 5.
4 tte "a fsf ta- ARRIVED. tlu
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston. os
Steamer Regulator, Mower, Bangor.
Sch Gipsey Las, Br) Blatcb fora, Westport Ms.
Sch z Blake, tBr) 0'Bren. Walton MS.
Sch Bramhall Sawyer, boston. 4st
Sch Revolution, Loud, Boston.
Sob MarieI, Kaler, Boston -s
sob Sultana, Watson, Gloucester. .aff 81 ~
Sch Rio, Ridley, Gloucester.
Sob Eastern Belle, Snow, Harpswell.
Sch Economy, Hastings Boston for Damariscotta.
Sch Willis Putnam, Cook, Calais for Providence.
Sch Doris Remick. Ellsworth for Providence
AZ CLEARED. ~ ...,.-I.-f
Brig Nigresta, Showers, Cardenas-H Robinson
Brig Elmira, Norton. Port Royal sc = YeatOn q
Sch Union, Arey. Pert Hood OBJ s winslow.
Sch Emma Pemberton. 4 Brl Britt. st Andrews N B,
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Randall. Norfolk, Free
Sch Americus. Blanchard, Gardinsr-mastsr.
SAILED-Brig Edwin II Kennedy, towed out;
schs Geo Brooks, and jas II Moore. 800
Sch Rocket, tBrl Merrill. from Annapolis MS for
Boston, with cargo Of lumber and wood befo Q
reported put in in distress has sold deck load re-
The rest Of her cargo will be taken to Boston after
repairs to the vessel are completed.
Steamer Franconia. of the New York line. which
was hauled of few weeks ago for repairs. has been
thoroughly oyerhauled and put In excellent trim
new saloon has been added and fitted up for the
accommodation Of passengers
LAuxcHxD-At Richmond Path inst, from the yard
cfT soatha5d Son aSs brig Of 800 tons called
schr of about 200 tons on the stocks which they will
launch next week. laat0 anf s ip aHt
Sch Blue Bell. otherwise called the Blue Billow,
about 80 tons register cold at ion at PrOvi
dsnce Sth inst By the MAS. an vi h her tackle
which was falsely reported foundered on Cape
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she shook her sparkling hair, that shed
Suen lustre DER her beauteous head"
Ladies who dress their hair with SrHRLrNe's AM
BRosIA find that It adds new charms and Iustre 70
their beaufy. ap2l 2w
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WHY IEJuRE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES which choke fill up the pores of the
skim and In short time leave it harsh and dryf 1t
Is the blood and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLD's ExFRACr OF SARsAPARrILA II
skin.
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NorA Few OF THE WoRsr DISORDERS that af.
nict mankind arise from corruptons Of the blood
HzLMBoLDs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value. go
mar20d8m
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or III For WALDoBoEo schr Mariel, Capt
II {. <@{lYr Kaier, now ready 70 receive freight as
RX above, to sail from Union Wharf Non.
-<Z&tt4 day kvenlp z, May sth
-Ek. s1nll.7a J.H. WHITE,
may5d2t m Agent.
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Private Instruction.

Private Instruction. Y@
A FEW more advanced pupils in Latin, Greek or
Mathematics can be attended to by gentleman
who can furnish the best of references as to
ter and ability. Address G. o. r. Box l0S Portland
r. 0, tor further particulars e5fas ap24d2ws
= EvERYBoDY's DELIGET.-The FAMILY DYrs- OF
Howe Stevens, 260 Broadway, are truly every.
delight This is qnte natural when It 10 con.
sidered that they are just what verybody has been
these gentlemen give their patrons package Of
whatever color may be Sc ected which is warranted
ket, Their list includes more than thirty coIors
and these in turn may 0e multiplied iade6nitely,-
There Is NO sort Of fabric, WOODEN, silk or cotton
with equal certainty and facility. No wonder the
dyes are SO popular iwmay9
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Lost.

,.f. .a.f Lost.
A or near the Cumberland Depot, a package e'n-
IA tanning Ladies' Hat, several letters. and
number Of other articles. The finder viii be suita-
bly, rewarded BY leaving the packs sc at this once
may6d1ws
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, May ., lse5.--Amount of Stock at
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ae alo siasins4
b agA as-4
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LAUrcHED--At Richmond Path inst, from the yard
Of J Southland q Son. ne brig of 800 tons, called
the Mary q Roswell" The same parties have a
schr OF about 200 tons the stocks, which they will
launch next week. ~ -.l--- .n- ---- lu ----
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Steamer Franconia. of the New York line, which
was hauled of few weeks ago for repairs. has been
thoroughly overhauled and put In excellent trim
new saloon has been added and fitted up for the
accommodation of passengers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
lGiver News.

At dark last night the weather was
rather more moderate, and cloudy, but
with little prospects Of getting much
warmer soon
Up to dark last night there had been
no arrivals, but the Niagara was looked
for from Louisville.
The Dunkersou has, we presume,
stopped 10 Green river.
The New Albany Ledger Of Wednes-
day says:
The river is rising very slowly, and
Was full Of heavy ice this morning. The
severe cold Of last night and to-day IL
making ice quite rapidly, but as the
weather is undertaking It is not appre-
hended that there will be sufficient ice
20 seriously Interfere with navigation.
A gang Of Drunken soldiers attacked,
severely beat, aud then g5bai The pas
try cook Of the Tarascon, OF Portland,
on Monday night
The little slernwheeler Virginia was
sold NJ New Orleans, on the 18Th, for
SIT 900.
Plenty Of water is reported ia the
White aud Arkansas rivera, and nayi-
CATION not at all impeded by guerrilas.
The Tarascon, it was thought, would
be released by the government this
morning If so she will resume her
place in the Henderson line this even
ing. Captain j, A. Dusk is her com
mander, and Measrs Banksmith and
Murrell have charge Of the office
The fne steamer Niagara will leave
for New Orleans tomorrow evening.
II is expected that the ST. Charles will
leave for New Orleans Thursday even
ing. Save your freight for her, IL she
goeh. She has the most superb accom-
modatious for passengers. Captain
Hollcrail is he's commander, aud En-
l.. Ford aud John Morries are het
clerks
Our popular young friend Harry
Walker goes as clerk on the Pauline
Carroll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Ssw rork Markets.

Ns~ AeEx Jaa- -.
QOTrON-SzysoRd duh ~ yesterdays prices. h,..,
closed nrsl. vita an spwAFa ssassaey, at s-9s1
Ter saaling clesinK with no sellers hslsx So
FL0uR-St4ss aud Western 4l0e71So kstte~
0 sa1s 60 for Extra State. 10 s5esio 20 for Him
Roana Hoop Ohio; II 0o1lt IS for Trade Brands
market closing Arm.
WHISKY-Firnsr; Western ss3sS2 80. elos
WHEAT-2sss ssf'sr. ana Gus, sssa chsssss
sPrinz Is
BARLEY Rather mere Aetivs.
CoRS-oaiss snd steady At 50 for old Mixes
Western; White DC o.
OATs-Firsasr; % Oaersd and I o. AIksd.
PETRoLEGM-ouiet. % fgr eruds; s. for
Refined In bonAs $685. DO free.
W00L-Duif
poRK-0psnse- more sr4lxs and arsa.r. as
closed unssstleai g ass g fos Ne. Moss
Msss. cash and regular way, eiosingAs IS IS cash
- seag5l Is Prime; - sa11aS % ftr Prime Mess
BFEF.-Firn; iaa2s for Pialu Ness: Tisres
Beef in inquest, India Ness a. 50.
BELF hAMs-sieady; IS sa8as So
DRESSED HoGs-Mors active sna hFmsr. Al
Is1&t8ib for Western
BAcoS-M odsrAss dsnaaz isss4zi Tor cuns
nj. torsshoss ribbsd ssetess< ~ shsrs eis.r
M FOR lo@g cut hams.
Ctr MEATs--Tn medsrAts dsmsna; ITaisl.
Cor shouideFs' 1881 'ar Hams.
LARp-Firmer At ls12it
BUrTEE-Mors active Aud nrms s29f5 for
Ohio. Aagss Tor state.
CHEESE-Ffrn At fs127
{ N0AEY-fAiriy astivs aud STEADY at essT PEI
ceuG
sTERLISG ExcHANaE-sslIlpg at ! eesss
/ isak
eat Essitsd ass asciasaly hiEssr epsasns
At H'ss, sdTanctns 20 sls1s, dssliutns 10 aass
and eiesiBE a. 49,
COVERS MINT sToCEs-Firm. aaa nasdsr.
Gtiy actsve -. 81 eoHpSss. 10; 6-zzaas oeapans
ga 70 90, coupons. oos4 One Year osrtis'
cate. aTyz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
The VERY LATEST
TELEGR a H.



FoRrREts MoSEoE, Jan. &c. - The
Richmond DispateA contains the fol
lowing:
Unofficial reports which reach US, and
which We believe are 10 the main cor
rect, are most uufsvorable i seems
THAI all went smoothly With the expedi-
ton until the distractions which the
suemy bad sunk in the river last sum
mer were reached Ia attempting to
pass tbem, the Drury. 3 very small boat,
bearing two guns, got aground and was
opened upon by the enemys battery
A UNDERGROUND shot penetrated her
magazine and blew her up. OF the rest
Of the feet, the fredericksburg alone
passed the distractions, and she soon
put back, IT being thought uRWise for
her to proceed alone.
We have not been able TO learn
whether the expedition vas then given
up or whelher the attempt 10 carry il
out was SURE uently renewed eAf
Constant eaauoHading was heard 10
the direction el=Dateh Gap daring the
morning. --
Il is said that We suffered no casual
ties by the blowing up Of the Drury, she,
we presume, having been abandoned
before she was struck
Mr.. F. P. Blair was still in the city
last evening. He arrived LeTe on Sat
urday evening, dined With the President
on Sunday, and has bad several inter
views with him since. What has trans
pired during these interviews is PEST
lively unknown, the President not hav-
ing even made any communication to
his Cabinet on the subject We mast
await the return Of Mr. Blair TO The
North, and then scan The columns Of
the New York Tribune tor facts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

New YoEK, Jan. 27.-The gold market
has taken a strong speculative turn, aud
prices have advanced from 20sf as an
opening 6gure 20 ll5, at 3 p. m
The Commercial 5 Washington dis
patch says:
Il is believed Mr.. Blsir's answer tc
letter from Mr.. Seward to him, which
be carried 70 Richmond as quasi-creden.
tials, viii sbsw the utter hopslessness Of
peace negotiations.
3. ". Meade, of the firm of Meade
Brothers, photographers, committed sui
eide here last night By taking laudanum
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Cincinnati Markets.

taxcIsNArI. Jan. -.
FLouR-UnsAangsd. Lot held mere arnly
super hns 576q CO.
wHEAT-Firusr Red 1 9ossi Is.
0ATS-s5asA.
RYK-Flrm At 3ss4i -.
C0RS-shsiiea s59i 10: lar IoaI IA
WHfskf-Uhssttist 1. and no saiea; Insiders
asked - and nssased 20 take less
PROVISIONS eftsr Mess Purk fra iooe
bhls city sold a - %. Good demand Cor Lard
aud pgicss e higher sales Of 400 sisFess ~ 9ia
q FOR Prime Ctg, and cfosea nrm At the latter
rais. No change On Buik Meats Shoulders Is
sides l.
FLAX sEED-Deciined 90 | 70.
GKOCERfES--uas hAnEed.
GoLp-zlO
sILAE Err 9s.
EXCHANGE -Fira.
noSKY-Tishs Al i0s2s per ssas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The President
has approved the joint resolution author
izing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
give notice 70 the owners Of the build
ing in New York city known as the
Merchants Exchange, and occupied as
custom House, of the intention Of the
United States to purchase the same for
the sum of $l,o00, 900, in accordance
with the terms stipulated in the existing
lease Of the property to the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

IafsressiRK 20 Paper Manufacturer.
NEW YoEK,, Jan. 27-Receut disclos.
ures justify the belief that many ihous-
and tuns Of The hasks Of Indian corn
will hereafter be consumed yearly ia
this country in connection with the man
ufacture Of paper.
The editors Of the leading daily pa
pers of the country have secured The
controls of the new discovery, so Ear as
the same is applicable to the maaufae-
ture of paper, and they respectfully in
vite proposals from every town, county
aud State in the United States, for sup
plying clean and we'll dried husks, q,
the same are stripped from ripe corr.
Husks will be put up in bales Of even
one hundred pounds, and delivered Al
railroad stations.
Address, D. Fl. CRAIG,
General Agent Of the Associated
Press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

FRAxcE-It is reported that the nam
Der Of ships 70 be dissrmed in accord
ance with the economical views set forth
in NJ FOuld's financial report, is no less
than So
The Moniteur denies the rumor of
intended notifications IN the sd.
miuistration of Algiers, and Of the dis
sensions between the Minister of War
and the Duke Of Magenta.
IrALr-Turin journals deny the state
msnt that at the meeting of Italian pa
triots, at Genoa, it had been decided to
inssigste an instruction in Venetia,
With the approval Of the Italian govern
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Committee Of Ladies Wait upon the
President

Committss Of Ladies Wait upon the
President.
Nav YoRK, Jan. 27.--The Tribune 8
Washington special says committee OF
ladies, representing 1900 working
women Of Philadelphia, who are EN-
ployses OF Government contractors,
waited on the President to-day to tell Of
their snfferings and wrongs Simon
Cameron, John w Forney, and other
Psnnsylvanians accompanied them
The President, deeply impressed, sent
for A. q. NJ. General Thomas, and told
him the story he had heard, aud said,
with feeling shall consider nyseli
personally obliged il you 10 future man
age affairs Of contract work Cor Govern.
m eni, made up BY women, 80 as to give
/ them remuuerative wages for their Ia
Dor. BE declared II il could be done il
ahould be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
REMOVAL.
THnS- @ MAnHFR

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
4 Il taeturing Establishment 20 No. FIRST
STREET, bes0w Main. He has = large aud els-
CANT assortment Of Homemade Work, As nne a.
the finest, guaranteed a. "gsod IS the beat, and
for sails as "ehesp a. the CHEAPEST" and = little
cheaper.
His entire stock - consisting Of aBe Buggy,
Coach, and carriage Harness, Light Trotting,
Heavy W agon. Dray, aud Exprsss Harness, Sad
dies IN endless variety, Brides Of al kinds In
any quantity, Collars, Girths, SurcinRles, Check
Lines, Military Work; in short. everything In
his line. from Hsme Strap 20 Moaitor Sad
die has been manufactured under his iRne-
diste supervision, by skiilfnl and experieneed
workman, and is now orared to the trAde At
EASTERN PRICES. Beisg able to compete sue.
eessflllly with anything IN the market, in styls,
OAai aud examine for yourselves. apps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

WAsHIxGros, Jan. 27.-The Richmond
Examiner Of the 18th has the following:
We hear of no changes in the Cabi-
net Mr.. Seldom has certainly resign
ed; bis successor is not named.
The President has signad the bill
creating Gesersl-in-C Chief
The Seatinel Of the 25th ssys:
Cannon and musketry we're both
heard in the direction Of Battery Harri-
son yesterday. Il vas reported on the
streets that Battery Harrison had been
recaptured from the Yankees.
It IL believed that Blair has been au-
thorized to offer any terms of settle
ment that could be accepted bJ the Con-
/ federates.
What consultations have taken place
between him and Davis, II is presumed,
| is only known to themselves.
The shortest way to peace IS vlgor-
/ Gus prosecution of the war.
The enemy viii never make terms
With rs until they are convinced We will
fight till We achieve orr independence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

WAsHISsTos, Jan 26.-Hon. f. p
Blair arrived in Washington this morn
ing
Some guerrillas made raid on the
0coquon, below Alexandria, on Tuesday
aight, carrying Of everything Of value 10
the citizara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
HOmE INTERESTS.

TO Pn1aoiAsa.--If you wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals Al ANAL ed
,auos on Eastern prices, 50 aud examine kEllna
4 WARES stock, whore you will Hnd avery arsi-
ole that Is needed BY the proisssisn aud as prices
which cannot mil 20 give satisfaction. Their
storu is al No. "a alain street. mRyad&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

more 9ADG&aaS AW9nSEs AARAMHNus
NEW YoRK, Jan 27.--rhe TribuRe's
Fort Fisher Correspondent aays: On
Wednesday night three blockade runners
were captured of Cape Fear Inlet by
our navy, and last night another one
Two steamers have just eorae in and an
chored under the guns Of the navy, OPP
posils Battery Buchanan. They are
iron steamers Of the largest and swiflest
class Of blockade runners, very long aud
sharp. Like all the rest, they are paint
ed light lead color, or a light blue. They
have each two rsking smoke pipes, paint
ed white and set fore and aft
Gen. Whiting wound is ia the right
leg, above and near the knee Colonel
Lambs wound is ia the bip. The bail
still remains in both, and they have 10
be moved on stretehera
Examinations thus far made show that
the rebels have constructed breastworks
nearly from the ocean to the river, above
our lines, and are evidently preparing,
as best they can, to contest our advance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
q. s. SALE.
MEDICAL.

uHK CONFESSIONS AKD KxPERIKEcE OF
Il .-e-5---- Az Fv1LrD.
Published for the benefit and a. caution % yonrx
men and Others WHO sussF from Esrsors Debility,
Prszstars Decay % Manhood, &c, Supplying ~
TIE szEe tine the means Of self cure. BIZ one
who has cursd himself after undergoing eonsider-
s5is qz1cksry. b sEeiosing postage paid al
dressed snvslsps. single copies EAy - had - the
dscs-iz6kw Bssskiyr, KisSs o., n. T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
CARD.

The undersigned having sold ont hts entire stock
~ RsadT Msds Clothing, and centisrasns' Fur.
ulshfnx Gods, sid retired ron TIE bnsinsss,
$500 exursssss bis grateful Acknowledgements
= - uurnsrous friends ard Customers Tor their
- ustrouaxs 20 literally extsnded % him, s1d
z[ould rsspscffaily recommend Msssrs. Taylor &
Co, swhs hzgs s1cessded aim to the business, and
~be A now prspzEsd 70 furnish % their custom
- erzry axtseis n thsir lice, q the very bsst
snaalsy, and ~ the MEET AvoFssls prices.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Ths third an
nusl business meeting of the Christian
Commission convened to-day. Mr..
Stuart presided Delegates who have
returned from visits to our prisoners
report that they were denied admission
to the prisoners by the rebel authorities.