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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20
THE TURF.

Union COURSE LONG IsLAND-TROrrING.-O N
M. Tuesday November a. at o'clock r match 500
wagon. ID. Mace b. Maggie MITCHELL In harness.
Good day and track. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CN1Ty OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
~ Bureau Of the Receiver of Taxes, New Court House.
Park, Nov. T. 1865.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given that one per
cent viii be added the LIST Of December all taxes
manning unpaid additional cent will be added on
the 18th OF said month OF December all taxes remaining
unpaid on the LIST OF January Interest at the OF twelve
per cent per calculated from the day the books were
received BY the Receiver Of Taxes No money will be
ceiyed aiter2 clock r. NJ. Office hours from A. NJ to
Pm. JOHN MURPHY Receiver,
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-.~.-.o.., -. sHIPPIno. =
TOR CHARLESTON. S. Q.
REGULAR UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
cn, Of first class steamships
ALEXANDRA.
Ana me WEDNESDAYS s4sh and isaatfyRDAYs. :,
East On IRON
'''S-' pA' ARTHUR IEARy, Is william street.
Goes % the wharf s9' :. R HSD sG".o
The new and elegant side wheel seamships HArTERAs
SSSsss e a s. Noh
apply sS"s supfrQ srSsa%ag
prssh received on our covered pier 50 North river ata
dress promptly forwarded.
EMIGRATION a AND V ToREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE
wishing send their have Il Sa
lowest possible rates, from Liyerpooi and from
BY THE LINE OF PACKETS.
Drafts on Great Britain and Ireland from FL aud upwurds
TAPscoTr BROS. 4 CO.. So South street
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO PACIFIC COAST
L. The Pacific Mall Steamship Companys steamer BALTIC
Slow i1ssS viii b S ssssirsl nSoP on 10th un'es.
ps oos n S Gan On
GOAL oil taken hereafter on q the ships q this line
Sole Fregh. Agents Pacific Mali Steamship Company.
A UsTIN BALDWIN 4 CO., n BROADWAY, n. r.
"A General European forwarders Merchandise consigned
ali delivery Of the goods
Drafts on London, Parts and Hamburg
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM .RAILRoADs,..oN
and after Monday, Nov trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern and Western Trains will leave
New York as folows:-Va Hudson River Road, Thirtieh
street and Tenth avenue 7so and 10 A. M and $50 and
Fourth avenue, at II A. NJ and r. NJ. The r. NJ. train
runs on Sundays.
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GENERAL GRANT RECEPTION
- FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,

MONDAY EVENING, NOV 10 1869 AT O'CLOCK.
The following rules will be observed this OCCASION the
arrangements contemplating dress reception
The entrance 10 the reception parlor Of the hotel Will be
by the Twenty third street ladies' entrance The exit Will be
by the ladies' entrance Fifth avenue.
Carriages will set down their company Twenty third
street, with horses heading toward sixth and Will
take up their company Fifth avenue heading toward
Twenty fourth The police will that this arrange
ment is complied with.
The fireworks will be displayed at 10 o'clock Signal
rockets Will be fred fifteen minutes previous
the general display.
e. None will be admitted without tickets which will be
ceived at the door.
g. The several special committees appointed will report for
duty at the hotel at IA O'Clock precisely.
ALEX. T. STEWART Chairman
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SPORTING.

LNRANCIs BUTLER, NO PECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY
four choice breeds of Dogs for sale stock Buffers
nfallble Mango and Flea Exterminator IS cents
Buffers work the Dog, third and enlarged edition.
price g. Dogs boarded trained Medicines for all diseases
Ferrets sale
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AUGHING GAS.
~ DR. COTTON will give LECTURE, with GRAND
EXHIBITION Of the novel and amusing effects OF Nj
TROUS OXIDE, or LAUGHING GAS,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER q
The same formerly will be exercised in tho soec
ton Of subjects, that nothing may to offend the
most fasdious lady.
AZ the close several teeth will be extracted with the gas
without PAIN for persons invited from the audience. The
philosophy OF the operation will be explained
Tickets 20 cents For sale ut the Cotton Dental Rooms
NO ~ Cooper Institute, and at the door Open at z; TO
commence at ~ o'clock.
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ToHN GRAY, NO. II ROOSEVELT STREET, FIRST
e floor, has for sale Newfoundland Dogs and Pups bn
Terriers pair OF small Italian Greyhounds small Black
and Tan Pups small Poodle Pups small Black and TAM
Scotch and skye Terriers good raers Black and Tau,
weighs five pounds
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A FIRST CLASS OCTAVE PIANOFoRTE or SUI
~ tone finish for sale ut about half Its valuc
at 243 Ninth Second hand Pianos taken In
change.
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YACHT FOR sALE-CAT KIGGED, NEW BOAT AND
sail % feet by IL feet Apply at S East Fourth street.
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RRAI MA POGUE MARCIi-INTRODUCING WEAR.
n ing of the Green, for violin l5c piano SOC Soldiers
Happy Return, violin I5c., piano Soc
FREDERICK BLUME, 20s Bowery.
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CEO. CHRIsTy's MINsTRELs
" BROOKLYN ATHENEUM
Tuesday AND WEDNESDAY, NOV. II AND "a
An tmo " lnEik BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENTS
rrior 70 opening at Fifth Avenue Opera House.
FIRST APPEARANCE or MR.. r. q. 0lEEN.
IN HIS FAMOUS MocKING BIRD SONG,
and whose wonderful limitations baye been the then
Of admiration throughout the principal cities In ~
country.
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"A BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
n. AUCTION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF J MAuNl'
pcent Household Furniture Paintings Panofortes
Bronzes many rare and costly Works Of and Articles
81 vu, at public auction. This day Monday AZ tne ee
Sfth and Sixth avenues sale commencing az 1 qcock
Drawing Room Furniture superb suits covered Win french
brocatel the richest description Window Curtains TO
match Etageres Bos de Rose Cabinets Encog
Curtains Velvet ana brussels Carpets
Shandeers Bronze stauary Bronze and ornou Clock
Paintings Ancient Rome, original, by Coles Holy
Family Seleres Fruit Piece Winter scene on the Neva,
St Peersburg Marine Views Flemish Interiors, Pastel
Paintings French Line Engayngs Artistic Bronze s.su
tune Flower Boy and Girl seasons Dresden China Vases,
magnificent rosewood Panoforte richest instrument offered
at auction this round Stool Cover Music
stand and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedteads
Armoire Glace style of Louis XIV Hair Spring Mat
tresses Sofas, Chairs Extension Table Buffet elegant and
sosy Glassware, Table Cutlery Dinner and Tea Service
Silver Tureens Saves Punch Bowl China Dinner
Set Furniture Of the House
SALE inquire Of the auctioneer. Sale peremptory
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MUSICAL.

A STEfNWAY AND OTHER FIRST CLASS PIANOS
n to fcntA octave rosewood Piano, entire iron frame,
oycrstfung scale carved legs cost $500 been used but e
for 800 in perfect order and warranted.
s. 4. GORDON 633 Broadway.
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UCTIoN NOTICE.-ASSIGNEE,S SALE OF ALL THE
IA elegant and costly Household Furniture contained In
elegant residence 80 Washington square, corner of Wa
verfey place. this day (Monday) at ii o'clock precisely,
consisting Of elegant seven octave Pianoorte round
corners containing all modern improvements cost $U0
aior Suits covered IN the richest a Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Oil Paintings marble top Tables. Bureaus
elegant Bedsads, pure Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds bedding Chamber Furniture Silver Plated
Ware every article usually found in first class house.
Parties wishing purchase assured that this sale is
percmpory house sold and be vacated imme
daey Responsible in attendance cart pack ship
severything purchased al sal
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A AT THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CAR
rsge Repository Fifth avenue and Forty street
this (Monday morning. November 90 at 10 o'clock the
property Of families breaking their summer establish.
superior ladies' Saddle Horses highly trained one roam
coupe Cohs four Wagon, Coupe and three Express
Horses one Ponies and Child's Pony, and the
usual OF Rockaways Express Wagons wagons.
Coaches Harness and Saddlery.
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AMUsEMENTs.'

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE ei BOwERy.-
FIRST week OF Mr. VIM Reeve, the fsvorite ComedfAa
Sig Martini the wonderful Jougleur The beau
ful Zanfrea feats on the Tight Rope The Break
oDay Boys Matinee Wednesday and saturday.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs, 5s5 BROADWAY,
- COMMENCING AT A QUARTER TO
The great original and well known Birch WamDoid Her
nard and Backus, Francisco Mnsrels First appear
OF Mr. Henry Rice In the buresque on Italian Airs
D. = wambod as rrhorrick smeerkase. Fat and Greasy
by Billy Birch. Charley Backus IN New limitations ber-
nard Waiting for Birds Wild Irish Jig Triple Clog Dance
Andy JohnsOns Proclamation
fNHoRPE ovERfS's
L NEW HALL
MINSTREL NATIONALITIES,
Comprising so OF the best talent the city
GRAND STREET. NEAR BROADWAY,
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, NOV. ~.
Yankee Niger Irish Niger.
French Niger. Spanish Niger.
Turkish Niger. Virginia Niger.
Scotch Niger Dutch Niger
Russian Niger. English Niger.
Chinese Niger. Indian Niger
, italian Niger.
Admission to Family Circle .................... CO..
Parquete. ................. 6On
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A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY. &C.-HENRY O.
IA EVANS, Auctioneer will sell In lots 10 suit retailers
Tuesday November 81 at 10 o'clock at ID Barclay street.
general assortment of White Granite and Common Ware
glassware fancy China Toys, toy Tea Sets, French China
Vases fortyour piece Tea Sets Plated Ware and Table
Cutlery Sale positive and Goods carefully
packed for shipping.
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A NEW AND FIRST CLASS PRIVATE STABLE FOR
IA sale.-Has all modern Improvements, stalls for six
horses rooms for coachman and family and Is desirab
posed Of at public auction BY Ludlow on Friday nexs
second street. Sixth avenue, or 70 DYE CUhTlsS
sos Sixth avenue
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IA fcen and costly Household Furniture, this day Mon
day November z afternoon az o'clock precisely at The
and sixth avenues consisting OF Velvet Brussels and In
grain Carpets three beautiful solid black wal
nut Paror suits covered in rich French satin brocae and
reps turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges rosewood
Centre and Pier Tables Egeres Corner and Book Stands
day Bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases,
rarior Ornaments elegant Brocate and Lace Curtans
nne collection Of on Paintings Engavings and large Mir
rors magnificent rosewood Panoforte, Stool and Cover,
cost 500 elegant insrument with corners beau
tuly carved legs and case with all modern improvements,
o:swood and pshogany Bedseads Bureau w;sh;
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Bankets Tea
Tables Extension Tables China Glass and Silver Ware,
Cutlery, &C. Sale positive Deposits required.
K. ROTH, Aucroneer.
N B-Retable men In attendance to cart, pack and ship
goods for reasonable charge All the goods
must be remoEed twenty four hours after the slle.
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This mastery personaton Is proving
The fortunate Artist nightly summoned before the curtain
several times 20 receive the paudts of the
brilliant and the largest audiences TO be Broadway
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
DE WALDENiS GREAT COMEDY, SAM
SENENTu MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

Nav YoRk, Jan 1.-THE gold market
IL weak aud prices lover The opera
tors bad information Of the capture Of
Fort Fisher, which steadily put down The
price till il touched 2l4l
The Commercials Washington special
says many Congressman regard the
Finance Bill with apprehension, fearing
10 entrust the Secretary of the Treasury
with power 70 enfate currency at bis
discretion
Butler is now before the Committee
on the Conduct of the Var, testifying
Why he did not take Fort Fisher.
The Commercial, in another article on
the defences Of Wilmington, says Fort
Fisher has seventy-two guns, Fort Gas
well eighty-seven, Fort Jackson ten, aud
Fort ---- nine, with other works esti-
mated at thirty, making the total mum.
Der two hundred and eight We may
consider the capture Of all these works,
now foregoue conclusion. Those south
OF Fort Fisher are cutoff, and must sur
render upon demand, while those above
cAnnot hope 10 resist upon the approach
OF our feet and army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

WAsziSGEoS, Jan. l7.-The large
room in the north wing of the patent
office is to be used for the Presidential
Inauguration ball
The train bound to Fairfax yesterday
was fired into By party Of guerrillas,
between Springfield and Aecotink
Bridge. The conductor was informed
by the Captain commanding at Spring
field that there we're some gnerrilIaa ia
the vicinity, 40 that be could be on bis
guard. When first seen the guerrillas
we're Piling timber on abe track. The
engineer At once reversed and saved the
train Some shots struck the smoke
stack no other damage was sustained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
SeH York Markets.

SEw ToEE, Jan. II.
COTros-Dsssdsdiy lower With fair basinsss
l % for Midalfns-
lower; 10 oo1le - for Extra state 10 0oal1 rs
for Extra Roura HOOP Ohio. II s1ai2 % for
Trade Brands Market elosing qHfst.
wHIsEY-ExcGted, irregular, anssttlsa and de-
efdsdly bsttes % for Eu1Hsd : ~ fer State and
2 Sie8Z % fer western generally held higher.
wHKAT-Dall; prices entirely nomfnsI.
RYE-Quisi.
BARLET-DuB.
cORN-Quiet; cid Iaza ioNer. old mixed
Western ! g IL store; White Western s5.
OATS--ouict snd hrm 81 o6s3l o. fer Westsrn
COFFEE - aies Rio, 4l@4s5ze.s ordinary
/ prime MarieAbos iz9i5i Jaws, bogs2; St. Do
Z ningo, 409s4lc.
I suGA g-Dall; MHsloYado, az.
( MOLAssE5-Drfi
PETROLEEN-onist; Sic for Cradss 7Ie- for
f Refined IN bond sc. do free
! NOOL--Quiet
PORE-HeayF aud lower; 81 2545f q . for Ne ?
Mess Al 5T5z94I % for - sud - Ness, cash s2o
regular way. elssiux - the latter price for Ness
I Prime, 90 50ass -, also so kbls = ana -
Mess February, ssifsr's and buyers option, Al
( - 7szE3 50, and 2.70o bbls. Prime Mssss Fsbru-
I AIRY, sane optiaa, A. Al 5s9fl -
BRFF-Rafhar bssvys % 254ZT % for Hans
DREssED HOGs--H=zvy; fs1z9f7c for West.
/ sra-
MONEY-EzsF fsiE BUSINESS Al ss77 psr essst
STERLING EXcHANGE-DuII: T5sJ<zIgss[
GOLD-6ezEy and lower, opsuinz Il 40. a
eIinfuz % 2i4, and closing al 2f51z4zI5s<
I GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Less active and
/ rather casters 1910 Coupons, l021< SO CouponE
I DIX
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

PartieuIsIs Sf ths Capture OF Fort
Fisher.
BALTIMORE, Jan. T-Correspondent
Ann gives the following detailed &C
count of the capture Of Fort Fisher, on
Friday, January 18th, at eight bells:
At four clock this morning we were
aroused By q gaE from the flagship, aud
the burning Of the preparatory signal Of
red and green, as an indication that it
was time to be up aud stirring, prepare
ing breakfast and getting through With
the routine of morning duty 30 as 10 be
in readiness at dawn to commence the
serious work Of the day. A throng Of
vessels rest calmly on the sea, the wind
being too light TO stir or even ripple its
surface. Truly, the elements promise to
favor this great enterprise at Eve o. clock.
The second signal was given BY the
flagship: get under way, when the work
| of weighing anchors commenced, and
at half-past FIVE the signals of division
/ commanders to move forward were given
and responded to, causing brilliant
pyrotechniesl display
The gunbost Tacony was sent ahead
last night to anchor Of Flsgford Bat
terry, and day not having yet dawned hel
lights can be seen as the stirring point
Of the feet in shore, about three miller
ahead Of us Three frigates, the Wa,
bash, Minnessois aud Colorado, moved
Of, first led By Admiral Porter's flag
ship.
They were followed b. the new iron.
sides and monitor fset Signals frou
the army transports added to the scenic
display. At the first dawn Of day th,
whole armada was in motion. Tbs
wind has changed 10 due west during
the night, and coming Of shore tends &
render the lsndiug Of troops compare
lively easy. At quarter TO the Ad
nliral signslled from the line Of battle
! whereupon the Brooklyn With her hn'
Of vessels moves along close to tbs
, beach in the following order: Brooklyn
rs guns; Wschigsu, z; Tacony, 10;
Kansas, s; Unadilla, :; Huron, 4
Maumee, 5; Psvtucket, 20; Seneca, I
Portoosee, 10; NJaek, 4 Yantic, Z
Nerus, II. Total, Il6 guns This di
vision was ordered TO prepare for actor
and move in close to the beach 70 shell
the woods Al the point decided upon 70
landing of troops, about 81 miles fro1
Fort Fisher; near the Halt Noon be;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
TIE VERY LATEST
TELEGR APH-
omelsl pispat,h ION Pertsr.

WAsHIsGroy, Jan. 1.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following
from of Fort Fisher, Jan. Is, telegraph
ed from Fortress Monroe, Jan. II:
To Hon. Gideon Welles,
Secretary Of the Nary:
SIR-Fort Fisher is ours. | send =
bearer Of dispatches with a brief &C
count Of the affair. Gen. Terry is enti-
tied to the highest praise and gratitude
Of his country for the manner in which
he has conducted his part of the opera
tons. lie 10 my beau ideal Of q soldier
and General Our cooperation has
been most cordial; the result is victory,
which will always be ours when the
army and navy 90 hand-in-hsnd- The
navy loss in the assault was heavy; toe
army loss was also heavy
TSignedl d. d. PORTER,
Rear Admiral commanding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
Canadian News.

QUEBEc, Jan l7.--CRnadiAn Parlis-
ment meets on Thursday. A combined
meeting will be held 10 day to furnish a
programme for the coming session.
A noticeable feature Of the passport
system Is that they are demanded on
railway throughfafss, but on ordinary
roads entering Maine and Vermont the
passports are not So. a red.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

VALLEY SrLTIoE, CoLoxADo, Jan. 10
Two hundred Indians burned four
ranches and the mail station west of
here on Saturday They also stole quite
a number Of horses and cattle, ard de-
stroyed q large amount Of property
They tore down the Telegraph line and
carried OF the wire There was some
fighting, he number killed not sscer-
tanned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
Cincinnati Markets.


CINCINNATI. Jan. II.
The markets eiosad generally aats nsdsF de-
cline u gold, except whisky, which was hrmer
aud more sefFrs, bat the aesrcstg u money im.
E,eies apeeulafiaH.
FL0UE-TAsrs vas CO esasntisf change in
prizes
WHEAT-DacIiasd Sc.
CORN-UnchanEed.
oATs-UuehauEsd,
WHISKY 20
PROvIsIOEs-Qalst, but prizes anehApxsd.
HOGs-Ib 754t6 o.. Receipts during the week
u 600 aud for sbs season sas CO. which IL 2s GEO
show the nuuHbsr Tseksd last seeson.
COFFEE-U achsBksd- e--
sUGAE-UnehsaEsd. 7-f
G0LD-zI2
siLVER-zo0
LXCHAEGE-scarcs.
MoEEY-MaTkst light
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

BosToS, Jan. IA public meeting
will be held in FsnsuiI Hall at noon To-
morrow, TO show respect 70 the memory
of Edward Everett and express the sen-
tinents Of the citizens on their bere&ve-
usnt Il is reported that Charles Sum
ner viii be requested 70 deliver . eulogy
or M Everett before the State authori-
hss aaa LsgsistaFs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
! River News.


Tho river IL now steadily and rather rapidly Do
eiiniBe, bnt it viii be sone time even il we have
80 rain taiore navigation will be In anysiso iin.
psdsd
sihea our afternoon report there has been ifttlo
or nothing done the ieves.
The only additional arrivals and departures
we're the silver Spray, New Orleans to Cincinnati >
RH FaIrchild yieasbarg 70 Lonisviliei Fcy-
tana, Cincinnati to Bew Orioansi sam. Trr, iir
How Albany
Tho silver sprag bad 100 hhds. sugar and 900
bbls OF molassta for Cincinnati.
The TaIFchiid had an Doird part Of The -
Iowa Cavalry. iaie u Grelrson's raid. with two
bargos loaded aith horses
Tho Prytoua he'd a splendid trip, Icing loaded
% tho guards, and Go consequence Capt, BoWers
and Kinnle Smith felt a. Independent as q wood.
alfuck.
The sam or st above yesterday 70 corn
pile o. load lcI Easiport, Tenn.
Largo ass, from tbe Teansssse Is looked for
to-day aud tonight
The grand armada tho hyorite Cairo packet,
sill leave for Faduoah aud Cairo at - oeock TO.
lay, Tho charming phiz Of Capt. J. Throop
viii De tho igure-head ab the hurricane deck,
while Billy Dunn and Val. sorenson will ieiats
Ia tie office These ordinary attractions.
when addad te tbs magnificent appointments 81
tho Armada.
The saucey Little Eagle Grey viii be the admir-
eble packet ~ Louisville 10 day. King Richard
Cox Is in tho office.
The r. Il. DpHkeraon will leave for Bowling.
Green this evening at o O'Clock aud offers fine Ia
ducements 10 visitors TO that elasaio stream. Green
river.
The Taeepy vas loaded aud We presume len for
Nashville last night
Tho Justice viii return to oanpslton to-day md
VIII want freight. She Is a neat aud pleasant
little beat, aud her officers are very obllging
Tho New Albany Ledger Of Monday says;
Tie Mugenta leg Cairo with the biggest trip o.
She scnson
~hs new aud dus steamer Montana viii COM
nruce lotdiag Tomorrow. Our old friend Mar
feitu bes charge If her bdire. sud will make her
popular with travellers and shippers
Iharam iiprnet all rspair et this pert
Mt Henry Schrimpf mate the steamer Dsr-
ling, dlei Al Memphis low days ago OF nanraigiA
% The haart.
Capt. Jshu $. Biaheg Ia having the work on his
nBe NV Ht.amef nHahea with the greatest energy.
Nhe hHishri Hhs viii Do one OF the stauuchest
lHW waier packets an "a. lower Ohio
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

LOUISVILLE, Jan l7-Army cores
pondents Richardson, Davis, Browne and
Captain Thomas E Wolfe, o. the late
bark Texana, left for the East on the
mail boat at noon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
HARDwARU
REDUCEDe RICES!
Jacob Etraub & Son.


AXES -Lippinoott's, sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Saws--com-
mon and Patent
Meat Cutters ann Suffers,
Hale's Patent Neat Cutters.
Shovels and Tongs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain shUvels. Long and ID"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment, ct very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher. Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also a full assortment Of Shelf
Hardware
JACOB STRAUB & SON.,
"a Main Street.
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
D. ID. PoRTRR,
Rear Adm ]

NASHVILLE, Jan. 17.-Geu. Thos z.
Mssgher arrived here last night from
Chattanooga, With several thousand vet
eran troops Of the 18th and 18th Corps,
organized as g Provisional Division Of
Tennessee, en- route to Join Sherman al
Savannah via New York, where be may
be expected in four or FIVE days Upon
leaving Chattanooga be was the recip-
lent Of high compliments from Gen.
Steedman, commanding bis administers
ton Of affairs in the District Of Etowah,
and his success in projecting railroad
ard steamboat transportation.
Gen. Webster, Col Sawyer, Capt
Rochester, Anderson and other members
Of Sherman stat, leave here to-morroz
for Savannah, via New York.
River IS feet on shoals and falling
slowly.