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1 NlTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, SIS.
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of the
United States, tor the District of Virginia. the 18th
day July A. D. 1865 by Roar Admiral David D. Porter
Commandern-Chef of the u s. Naval Forces composing
the North Atlantic Squadron on behalf Of himself as
well as OF the United States and of the officers and
OF the United States ships of war part ofsad squadron
"sasaacus" "Maumee Chippewa "Commodore Perry"
fort her boilers machinery guns furniture taetle
&C. and alleging in substance That pursuant to instruc
tons for that purpose from the President of the United
States the lbeant and with the said United States
vessels Of war; their officers and crews did subdue seize
and take upon the james River ian the high seas
in dewater of the same the said Rebe! steam vessel OF
war, the Beaufort, her guns, boilers machinery Irni.
ture and tackle and hath brought the the port of
Norfolk within the jurisdiction of this Court where thew
now are That the said Rebel steam vessel Of war the
Beaufort, was armed with one rihed and banded gun
thrtytwo ponder and she with her armament boiler
machinery &C., was the property of the socalled Soon
federate Sates and Of the Rebels in ars AGAINST the
United States of America, and had been used and was
still in by the said Rebels in arms for wagng and car
rying against the United States in the atenp Of
said Rebels TO overthrow and destroy the Government of
the United States. s- -r
And praying process aganst said vessel &c. and that
said vessel her guns boilers machinery tackle and fur.
niture &C., may he condemned prize and forfeited to be
distributed by law provided respecting the captures
made by the public armed vessels Of the United States &C.
Now therefore in pursuance of tho moniton under the
seal Of the said Court to directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming the said
vessel her guns, boilers machinery tackle and furniture
&c. in any manner interested therein that they DO and
appear before the said District Court to be held at the
City Hail. In the city Of Norfolk in and for the District of
Virginia on the first Tuesday Of September next at eleven
O'Clock on the forenoon OF that day. provided the same
shall be day Of jurisdiction otherwise on the next day
Of jurisdiction thereafter then and there to interpose
their claims and 70 make their allegations In that behalf
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
U. S. Marshal.
LIN cHASpIrR, Esq, u g. District Attorney for Libel.
IL
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Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District of Virginia the 18th
day Of July, A. D. 1865 by Rear Admiral David D. Porter
Commander of the United States Naval forces
composing the North Atlantic Squadron behalf as
well of the United States of himself the officers and
crews of the United States ships of (part of said
squalron) "Sassacus," " Maumee," "Chippewan "Com-
modOre Perry and Others, against the ironclad Of
"Texas" her machinery boiler, tackle and furniture &c.
alleging in substance:
"That pursuant TO instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States the beant in and
with the said United States vessels of war; their officers
and crews did subdue seize and take, upon tie James
River on tide water of the IAN of the high
the said ironclad vessel of war, the Texas" of the
burthen Of one thousand tons her machinery boilers
tackle and furniture, and hath brought into the port
OF Norfolk within the jurisdiction of this Court the said
vessel &C., where they That the said ron-clad
vessel of war; the Texas at the time of the said capture
was In an incomplete state and had guns board but
was nevertheless built by and the property Of the
Rebels in arms against the United States which Rebels
in styled their Government the Confederate States
Of America" and the said ironcad vessel of was
built and intended TO be used by the said Rebels in their
attempt to overthrow and destroy the Government of the
United States and praying process against said vessel
&c. and that said vessel her boilers, machinery tackle
and furniture &c, may be condemned prize and for
feited to be distributed by law is provided respecting
captures made by the public medvesses Of the United
States &C. Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the 0ui-
ton under the seal of the said Court ia me directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said vessel her boilers machinery tackle
and furniture or in any manner interested therein that
they be and appear before the said District Court 10 be
held at the City Hail. In the city of Norfolk in and for
the District OF virginia on the first Tuesday Of Septen-
Der next at eleven O'clock in the forenoon that ay
provided the same shall he day Of jurisdiction: other
WISE on the next day of jurisdiction thereater then and
there to nterpose their claims and to make their allega
tons in that behalf,
Dated the 18th day Of July, 1865
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
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II Il "A "A.
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. S;
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the District of Virginia, on the
18th day of July A. D. 1866, by Rear Adniral David d
Porter Commanderin-Chef Of the U. 8. Naval forcss
composing the North Atlantic Squadron on behalf IA
well of the United States as of himself the officers and
% sns q war s Of said sa1sdGon
Perry and Others against the Rebel steam vessel Of
Torpedo" her boiler machinery &C., alleging in
substance:
That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President Of the United States the beent in and
with the said United States vessels Of war; their officers
and crews did subdue seize and take upon the James
River ian of tho high seas on tide water OF the same
the said Rebel steam vessel of war; the Torpedo" her
boilers, machinery, furniture aud tackle, and hath
brought the same to the port OF Norfolk, within the
Jurisdiction Of this Court where they now are" That
the SAID Rebel steam vessel Of war, the Torpedo"
Rebel Naval vessel of war, and with her boilers and
machinery &C., was the property Of the socalled Con
fedete States" and OF Rebels In arms against the Gov
eminent OF the United States and such was used and
in by said Rebels in arms in wagng against the
United States in their attempt TO overthrow and destroy
the Government of the United States.
And praying process against said vessel &c. and that
said vessel her boilers machinery guns furniture and
tackle &c. may be condemned as prize and forfeited 70
be distributed as 6y law Is provided respecting the cap
lures made BY the public armed vessels OF the United
States &C. Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor
under the seal of the said Court to me directed and de-
hserea 20 hereby give public notice to all persons
Claiming the said vessel, her boilers maehnery e1ns
furniture tackle &C. or in any manner interested there
A. tina, they be and appear before said District Court
be held at the City Hail. In the City of Norfolk in and
for the District of Virginia. OH the First Tuesday Of Sem
TENDER next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day provided the same shall be day of jurisdiction,
otherwise on the next day Of jurisdiction thereaffr
then and there 10 nterpose their claims and 10 make
their allegations In that Behalf W A''N'
Dated the 18th day of July, 1866
JOHN UNDERWOOD
U. s. Marshal
liant iyis-- If
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,

L. CHANDLER Esq, United States District Attorney
for Mbellant iyl8.l4t
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N o 7 I G E

Inc subscriber has been appointed Administrative ON
the estate Of her late husband John Hpkins Of the
Of Norfolk deceased She respectfully requests ali Der
sons indebted TO the said estate cali and settle and ali
HH-Utaswsu. MATILDA Hopkins.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,


LII. CHANDLER, Esq, u s. District Attorney for Lii.
belant. iylS.l4t
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g. P f C. I A L. N OF e e.
The undersigned offer to their friends and the public
largo assortment Of every article In their line OF busne
embracing ~--sa ze=- 80 49, s.-@ t-
COTT0NS-Bleached and Brown
LiNEN-sheetng, Irish, Pillow Figured
TABLE DAMASK
I TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
D0ILIES AND TABLE NAPKINS
~ HUCKABACK, CRASH AND RUSSIATOVELIN3
TOWELS OF ALL KINDS
QUILTS
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER
GlNGHAM
LAWN
ORGANIZES
JACoNETS AND CAMBRIA
CALICO
CLOTHS AND cAssIMEREs
TWEED
SATINETT
JEANS
FLANNELS OF ALL SORTS
C0TT0NADE AND LINEN PANTS STUFF
sP00I-C0TT0N, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
Aud, in fact, every article usually kept in
sFIRsTcLAss DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
sELDNER 4 Gu,
10 left IL Main Street.
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THEATRE BUILDING
SELECT= BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES.

MRS. EMILY GRUB AND MRS. NJ A. q. CHANDLER
Principals
Assisted BY Teachers fully qualified to instruct in THEN
several departments
The rooms devoted to study and recitation in the
lower story of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence the FIRST MONDAY
In SEPTEMBER. and close the last of June.
Pupils though charged only from the time Of entrance,
requested be present il possible at the OPENING
of the SCHOOL,
Persons wishing 10 pursue any OF the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL EPARTAIENT can do So without being
regular members of the school,
The Principals hope that their long experience and
in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
OF patronage to compensate for the effort they maxi
Ing TO establish SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means OF obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference, TERMS &c, they would refer 10 their
circulars which can be obtained of MRS GRuBB, At
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I United STATES OF AMERICA.
L DISTRICT 0E VIRGINIA q

II CHANDLER, Esq, o. g. District Attorney for Libel.
liant IS. y. fts-' ~ 171I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09

NEw YoEx. Jan. S-The new Gov
ernor McGrath OF South Carolina has
issued proclamation calling on all
free white men between the ages Of six
teen and sixty to come to the defense of
Charleston, willingly II they will forci-
biz if necessary.
The Richmond Enquirer suggests the
hanging Of certain merchants Of VIII
nington who refused TO take Confeder-
ate money while our fee. was before
that city
The Raleigh Confederate says the
surrender Of the Junior Reserves by
Major Reese near Fort Fisher was very
damaging to his reputation.
By the Columbia South CarolinidH it
appears that numbers of Union prison
ers Who had agreed to join the rebel
army to escape rebel prison had been
! detected in plot 10 escape to Sber-
mans lines. Seven we're shot and the
remainder sent to prison
Gen. Tsllifsrro is in command Of the
I district Of Charleston, succeeding Gen.
/ Ransom. Gen. Smith is in Augusta
Major Gen. Brown, brother OF Px-
Gov. Brown Of Tennessee, is recovering
from his wounds received AZ Franklin.
The Raleigh Progress says Of tbs
Il 'oanoke affair, IN which the rebels at
f, st claimed so great victory, thai il
Il. t no& amount so mach--no one being
XII led CT seriously injured on either side
The Richmond Enquirer reports a
ski ruish on the Spring Place road, neaE
Da. ton, Ga, il which the rebels cap
turs i 20 prisoners. J. horses, and 40 OF
so 81 Ands Of arms No date given.
Tn Mobile Register reports that &
steam. err. powerfully armed, inst con
pleted at that place, has taken her posi-
tion in the harbor.
Richl nond papers Of the 4th, in add
ton to what was telegra pbed last night
have the following:
4 violei It tornado passed over middle
Alabama o q the 27th 81 December, Kill
ing fifteen I 'ersons, demollshing E larg
number OF h ouses aud destroying .all
road bridges on the Montgomery AM
West Point r abroad, twenty miles cas-
OF Montgome. =. The amount Of dan
age done was Immense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09
Evansville Mark

EvASsvILLE, January 7th.
Considering the condition Of the rosds and the
unprOpitioas tate Of the weather duriag the past
week, eusiaess has been remarkably brisk with
large reoeipt- II country rrodsos and heavy sales
The market has, however, remained very steady.
ana in but tive OF three Articles can We aete ssv
change in quotations.
NoNEY-Is STEADY and less excited, hut d. :
eidsdly lever, Gold steady At 22oseeS Silver 2iOu
slS.
hrn and At high figures balag bell At s.32 81
Per bushel, frVm wagons.
Large dealers oaer Eastern select at 81 5o9s 90.
BAcoN-Firm At - for Shoulder. De for
Clear sides, aud 2s82To for Hams.
BUTrER-Is plenty but hrm At a59eoo.
BUCK WHEAT FLoUR-sl soa5 - PER sack
q 50 pounds
BEASs--stsady Al I 8oa2 o.
BRAN-arm at 81 50 Per loo pounds.
cHEEsE-westsrn Reserve, firm At 2osal
TLoUR-scarcs with stroag speculative de-
aand and prices are firm at 80 50 for supsrhns,
and $40 oQglO 50 foE Extra. Considerable qs.nti-
ties are being shipped to New York via New
Orleans
Grain narkss hrm and more steady.
wHEAT-Stesdy At I sSai 20 for Red and
whits
coRN--Firm at aosi a. Ia ear
OATs-stsady with sales At soA66c
BARLEY-LoveF At 81 s2s9l 50.
RYE-Duil At 81 soaI IS with but little ar
irving.
FLAX sEED--TiEm At 81 -.
CLOVER skED--Si2 %.
TIMOTHY SEEDS o086 %.
HoGs-Hsld at iaaise net, sseordies 10 the
weight.
FEATHERS -Ltts Osc.
GENsINC-eSsT0o
LARn-2Sa2Te
GRocERIRs-Firm and steady.
CoFFEE-stsady aud hrm a. 4sas7e Tor Rio.
SUGAR Steady At 2tes2se
A0LAssEs-Firn AZ 81 1854 20.
sTRuP-sl s5at -.
HAY-in some request, ~ so o9,fsS - fsT
looss from wagon, aud s2s 0Asyo % sor bslsd
POs ATOEs-soaroa and nrn atsi oess 80 Tor
Eastern.
HIpEs-In good demand al e'.s7e for green
and loaIe3s for died.
sALr-Firm aud alesay as is per bush.
wHsKEY- Steady at e. isa2 o.
wOoL-Flrm At soss2o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09


na-Let those who have doubted the vi rtuss
Bvtt's CEBEos BirrzRs, If any such there b
rad the following Certificate from rsntlerasn vel
kp0wu in this community. and doabt De noFs.
Ita general introduction into the army wfil save
the lives Of thonsanda Of oar soldiers
LouIsvILLE, KY. June Sd, lsGs.
We, the undersigned, have seen The COED sEssts
produced By ths ass Of DR.. JoHE BuLL's CsBnez
BrrrRRs IN Of general debility and prestrAtisa
Of the system, and believe it, general use would
prevent disease and relieve much sHnsrinE~-
Among our soldiers particularly would tails b de
case, especially those who exposed t. aasas-
matte influence in tho Southern olimasa
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. KF.
CHAs. u. COTTON,
Colloeterof tho Port Of Loulsyills. KY
col. II. DENT,
Provost Marshal Gent Of Ksatneky.
REV. d. 2. HENDERSON,
VICE PTss'tof Sanitary Cemmlssfsz.
HAEEEY, HUGHES CO.
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. Y. DOERN,
Prop. Louisville Augeiger
HUGHES PAnKHLL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main s.ress.
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 Co
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST, LevAsvtls.
HART MAPoTHRR,
liihOgr aphers, cor. Market and Third sta =
Loulsyily. Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. 30 Aed MAzkss So,
LonisYills, Ky.
CAPT. r. Y. uTLBHETH,
OF Steamer Major Anderson.
MAI. Y 7, THUSTON,
feymastsr I. S. Army.
q. ii. n ETCALF,
Ms tgnal Hotel, Lonisvilis az
CJL. Ease hAYLEs.
3th ~. CAVALRY.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
bouisvlll4 Journal.
see Advertisement 10 another column
tabs ly sold by PETER VIEgLIgu
Sole Agent. Evansville nd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09

CGrRo, Jan. 6.-Ths steamer Olive
Branch, from New Orleans the 29th, az
rived with mails for tke North and East,
and the 18th and I'D Kentucky Infantry
en- Feute for Louisville, TO De mustered
out
The transport Exact is reported in q
sinking condition, outside the bar, hsv-
ing collided With another vessel OF Va
oosbo.
10 the absence Of our cavalry froa
Baton Rouge, the rebels were demon
strating against that place A consid-
cradle force Of them are concentrating
a. Clinton, La.
4 movement OF troops is said to be
going on from Memphis, the particulars
OF which IS coutraband
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09
Forrest and Hood Reported Dead.
Pap Price Reported Alive.
Sherman Corciliatiug the Citizens
OF Savannah.
What iE Expected of Hood and
Thomas
Rebels Drawing Comfort from
Sherman's Deliberations.

WAsHryGrox, Jan. 7.-Richmond pa
Pers furnish the following, dated Angus
Ia, 5th inst.
Fitzpatrick has not crossed the Alta
mahs bat is supposed 10 be on the Caro-
lima Size Of the Savannah river.
West Tennessee papers report that
Forrest has been killed BY one Of bis
own men.
The Yankees made a raid on the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad and tore up some
miles of track near Vienna.
Private letters say that Price il not
dead
1t is currently reported here that
Hood is dead
CHARLESTON, S c. Jan. 5.-No fur.
Their movements of the enemy are re-
ported to day. His force is still eoneen-
trating and assembling between Hardee-
vile and the Savannah river.
There Is no truth in the reported ad-
vance Oh Gordonsville.
The reported deaths of Rood and
Forrest are not confirmed.
From Savannah we learn that Gen.
Sherman is pursuing a very conciliatory
policy. He has issued a proclamation
permitting planters to bring in produce
as usual and holds out inducements to
them to do 30. This looks as if be felt
that be had Charleston perfectly safe
and meant TO make all the friends be
could.
The Charleston Mercury understands
that Sherman has given the citizens OF
Savannah fifteen days to settle bank
and other accounts, which are 10 be
balanced in Confederate Treasury Notes.
II this be true there will be but few open
accounts in Savannah after the fifteen
days truce expires Everybody and
everybody's relations will be expected 20
square up at once
Gen. Hood being now safely across
the Tennessee river, beyond oil doubt.
We await with intense interest the de-
tails Of bis future movements Gen.
Thomas will sndeavor by all practicable
means to prevent him, At all events,
from proceeding to Charleston or any
other point in the prospective line OF
ShermAns march.
Whether il be tha object Of Hood TO
march to defend Charleston remains 10
be seen. Whatever may be his detsrn.
inhiion, we may anticipate more severe
lighting between the rival armies oI
Tennessee.
Meanwhile, Shermans march north.
ward from Savannah does not appear "a
be making very rapid progress.
The weather has been unpropitious.
or other and more important causes
have combined to impede his advance
upon Charleston
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09

WAsHIEGToS, Jan. s.-A letter from
the army Of the James, dated Friday,
SAYS All is quiet in this department
A severe rain storm has preYsiIsa all
day, making the roads almost inpas-
sable.
Ii IS known that = Bill ia pending in
the House for the reconstruction of the
States, Of which the Governments have
been subyerted or overthrow by rebel
Ion, thus establishing a rule applicable
60 ~ NJ Wilson has introduced =
substitute for the bill, providing that no
Representatives shall be received from
any such State until joint resolution Of
Congress approved by the President, or
passed Notwithstanding bis objections,
shall be declared that such State has
formed q just local Government, Repub-
licrn In form. and entitled to represent
alton in Congress In other words, the
substitute proposes 70 deal with each
separately on its own merits, without
establishing a system Of re-admission
applicable to them
The Columbia Typographical Society
celebrated yesterday by a supper, tia
50th anniversary Among the invited
guests we're Speaker Colfax, Represent
stlyes BaldWin, OF Mass Brooks and
Ambrose of New York; Clark and
Faxen Of The Naval Department; J. g
McColey, Presidents Secretary. Ex-
Postmaster King aud others, who, like
themselves, have practical knowledge
OF printing, who severally responded to
toasts, much TO the delight Of the as
sembly Of the craft.
The reports of Shermans having
crossed the Savannah River are con-
frmed. he is believed TO be moving on
Grahsmvilie
Subscriptions to the 1910 loan yes
terday amounted 10 $J,l69,000 and 10
the 80 loan nearly 81 100000
The Times Washington special says
it is rumored that Sherman has cOmmu-
uicated to the President that the Georgia
State authorities have applied TO come
back into the Union, and that Secretary
Stanton visit TO Savannah is doubtless
in connection with this subject
The Times says General Thomas has
been made Msjor General in the reg.
ular army. rice General Fremont, re.
signed, dating from his victory over
/ Hood
Similar nominations for Shermaa
/ Meade aud Sheridan have oeen sent &c
! the Senate.
/ Al the battle Of Franklin Gen. Cocker
/ ell WAS wounded three times, not seri
f ously. Col Gates was also wounded.
Col Garland and Major Parker, with
a long list Of Captains and Lieutenants
were among the killed
The Examiner SAYS: Yesterday u
commissioner from Grants line arrived
at yariua, under flag of truce, with
1900 blankets for distribution among
the Federal prisoners at Richmond, il
addition TO 1000 received last week
OF 10000 prisoners held in the South
not ever 1000 are in Richmond, and
more than half Of these are in hospitals
For a year past great body Of them
have been shifted South Richmond i,
hard pressed to feed her superabundani
population, and the large army defend.
ing it has been relieved Of an over
stocked prison host
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09
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LoUtsv11IE, Jan. III. Walker TaJ-
Ior's forces occupied Owensboro, KY
sill Friday, eoascripting citizens and
firing on steamers. when theyi eft.
The New Albany Ledger says the
rebels have possession Of Greensboro
C1o=srport ard Henderson.
Tie Lebanon train was captured by &
band Of Magr1der 3 guerrlllss near Leo
suou Junction yesterday afternoon, the
passengers rs5oed and the cars burned.
Tie rebels brutality murdered four dis
charged soldiers 1t the 18th Kentucky,
Taylor has established his hssdquar
ters at Piauesviile, aud citizens are fly
ius across Tie country TO avoid co0scriP-
ton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-09

MEMrHls, Jan. 3-Gen. Dana Las rs-
caived information from his cavalry
force, sent out from here on the 2Ist
ult
They struck the Mobile Il Ohio Rail-
road five miles below Coriuth and had,
on the 9th utterly destroyed it to below
0akalona Twenty-nine bridges, q
great deal of irestlework, 81 railroad
cars, 800 army wagons, and 400 car
bines were destroyed Forests camp
Of dismounted men AZ Verona has been
dispersed, aud s officers and 20 men
were captured. There was not 2 man
lost On our SIDE
Gen. Grisrson has been ordered to de-
Stroy the road as far as Meridian, and
release our prisoners Al Cahawba if pos
sibls.