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The Placer herald., 1865-06-03

Magnolia Liquor Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES HIGGINS,
PROPRIETOR,
Commercial street Auburn.
1HE Proprietor still carries on business at his
place OF. Commercial street, where he will
he happy TO see his old friends and the pnblic
generally. am constantly receiving from San
Francisco, the largest and best stock OF Liquors,
Wines, &C., ever brough to Auburn, consisting
OF we'll selected brands, such as
LONGWORTH,s SPARKLING CATAWDA.
IIRaDsICK. ROSE de NAMES,
HENNESsEY, MARTEL, CHS. REvIREs,
JULES RovIN's BHANpIEs.
TAMAICA SANTA CRTIZ nd NEW ENGLAND
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ESQ KS 8 fes A t.tfts - p y
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VLTHERE is constantly kept by the undcrs gned
w the best of Liquors, Cigars, &c.
DWYER L. NOLAN.
Auburn, Dec. 10th, ls64.-my rW
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AUBURN.

MOSES ANDREWS,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
MAIN STREET, AUsURN, PLACER co.
HAS THE FINEST STOCK OF JEwELRY
III EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS
place, or vicinity.
1t CONSISTS Of
Gold, Silver and Diamond Watches
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BY rELEG. Alil
{ ssociate Pc Dn tic rs)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The Star has a
report of a riot i'll Alexandria yesterday, be-
tween whites and negroes, in which four
whites are stated to have been killed, be-
sizes a number wounded. 1t is reported the
disturbances lasted until late III the night
No particulars other than the above have
boen received
The President has relieved Gov. Sharkey
of the functions OF PROVISIONAL Governor of
Mississippi, and recognizes the official posi-
ton of GOV. Humphreys, recently elected to
that office.
New YORK, Dec 26-The Hcrald's Wash
ington special says the circulation of Ma
tional Banks was increased by upwards of
$41 ,3o09UU last week. The total circulation
amounts to about S24U,0UG,UO0.
1t is rrmored Secretary Harlan of the In
terror Department, VIII soon resign, and be
succeeded by Alexander Randall.
WASHIEGTON, Dec. 26.-The Treasury De-
partment has redeemed $@Jo,OUo,UUU OF Ger
tifcates of indebtedness, ana nearly S4,UUU,-
U0U of interest bearing notes.
The Commissioner of the Internal Rev.
enue has decided twenty-five cents the high
est rate of duty on warehouse receipts,
whatever the value of property.
NEW YORK, Dee. EFT is rumored the
Senatorial deputation of Fenians have de-
termined on a Canadian war immediately.
Important dispatches the contents OF which
are unknown, have been received from Head
Centre Stephens.
The French troops left Monte soont the
first of November, reaching lilo = The
9th. Their officers stated they 3eIt 5plng
to San Louis Potosi.
The Tribune's ConstantinOpic letter says
there we're ii $50 deathe at Aleppo OF the
cnOleia. The cholera had again broken out
| at Co5lstautiuople, and III most Of the Turk
| ish cities.
! The loCusts were so abundant in Syria
chat u famine was appreherded. Wheat
had already doubled iii price.
| The HeTald's Washington special says 1T Is
stated quite positively that Gen. GrEnt vii
sail Immediately after the holidays, in tht
| flag ship OF the Gulf squadron Tor the Rit
| Grande
| Commodore Wilslow has sailed on the
Champion yi:, New OIL leans.
II is believe TIA the vacant Judgeshii
! in the Supreme curt belongs to the South
| and viii not be Il. Cd for some time.
| Old army officers no have served on TIT
plains are asking the Government for EN-
| pl0yment in Utah.
4 letter from James Stephens denounce
Q Mahoneya as a drag chain and stumbling
! block.
compromise among the Fenians is goin;
on, aud the rank and tile begin to favor tn
retirement of both O'MahOney and the SeI
ate.
CINCINNATI, Dee. 26.-The safe of tn
treasury of Pulaski county, Indiana, ha
been robbed of $500.
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CNMsREssCEAE NEW
~ NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Our dates from New Orleans are to the 2Sth
inst We give a summary of the quotations
and the condition of the market in leading
articles
COTTON appeared to be steadier, and,
III sore instances, the prices sitter.
Ordinary quoted at Al Gaze Good ordina-
nv at 4ta4 10. Low nidiling at 47043, and
middling at STE.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Th maxi
dull Sugar sold in lots at 1875 for good fam
and about I7o FOR yellow clarified. Malasses
at ~ to 7oc. for common, 8Oc. for good, Soc
for prime, 9Gc for strictly prime, and Sl.U0
per gallon for choice Choice molasses is
scarce.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVE
SIONS Corn is III better demand, and prices
somewhat higher. Not much activity Ill
ether articles Of produce.
FIOUR-Market dull. Limited demand.
Fine, 5. 10; SuperiiHt, g 70; Extra, 81 30
per barrel.
LARD-By the quantity, 24c. for prime
Stock on hand small.
GREEN MEaT-Shoulders J3 to 15c.
OATS--Supply good, but rather dull sale.
In lots % per bushel.
CORN-Is IN active demand at from 81 10 to
BACON-There is very little doing beyond
| a small retail business at l5c. for sAOuiders,
! I5a l84c ribbed sides, I90 &c for clear
sides. Ia, "a l9+c for plain hams, and 25f0 55c.
| ~ II. for sugar cured mans. Shoulders and
sides are in good supply, but hams are scarce
| A lot of 20 casks of shoulders sold at lac
Pib.
COAL Oils selling readily in small lots
| at 81 10 d. gallon in cans, and 9Oc. III barrels
| WHISkEY-Therei is no demand for round
lots, but good retail business is doing at y
350S2 40 ~ gallon. Very choice brands
command a little more.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are dull and are sci
ling at & -x5GS,i; Onions at s. 250Sz 5O
Apples at Sass ~ Darrell, and Eggs at So
! $3.50 u BARREL
INDIA BAGGING-The stock is light, bu
there is very little demand, which IS sni.Pne'
by dealers at 3G43Ic. ID yard, IN oils aht
3z "a j23c. IN bales.
BALE ROPE-Dealers are stall1ing "a
l6fc. y 10, in q small way.
| RALTNC TWINE--Is scarce, and con
mands 2ec, ~ IT, readily.
i. GUNNY BAGS-Are selling at see. piec
for SECOND hand, aid 35c. for new.
BURLAFS-There have been considerabl
: sold at st a Sc each.
COFFEE-1heIe is very good retail q
mand, which is being supplied at &c T. L
for ordinary, zor73Ic. for far to good talr an
3I032c. for choice.
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E6F Jas. Gouegai, wholesale druggis
Of Common ana Magazine streets. New T.
is now prepared to supply those In wrnt {.
rugs and medicines, with every thing app rtAiuir
tne drug trade. At the ihwest market rates.
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T- We are under renewed obligations to
Captain Lowd of the News depot of Titc0mD
q Powell, for Harper's new monthly for Jan
uary. and other late publications. Messrs,
Titcomb & Powell are opening in their new
building on Capitol street a large and well
selected stock of books, stationery, &c. They
always have on hand the latest papers and
periodicals
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most excellent genuine Havana Cigars,
which they will sell ~ the quantity on very
reasonable terms. We have tried them and
car eonch for their good quality.
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T The old Washington House, now un-
tenanted, was lighted up ON Wednesday
night last for the reception of a small but
gay party who appreciated the fact that
Christmas comes but once year. Good mu-
sic was in attendance, and all went merry
as a marriage bell' until at the approach OF
the wee sma' hours" all dispersed III the
best possible humOr.
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eW- Druggists, In the city and country
an nov pur base AM have the selection Of 'L-.
,1s from the largest assortment Ia n. city !sm.
u=g@l Wholesale drugg'st, corner of Cor mon
ssgazue stree.s. New Orleans. is D. epsred to
soons ii the lowest u arAst pr.cea
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s@ Commission and general merchants
ali ind stthe 4zholssaie dru store IF Jas q nrst
sru-r OF om1n u and dsge zIae streets New
rs. every thing beIon iDg TO the drug trade the.
IA. reauts at prices based on the lAtes, gold quo
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UWAnted at this of1ce-a No. ] Press
man, to manage Hoe Power Press Coed
wages and permanent situation will DO
given competent person.
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Agent. for the CIarIoa.

J. r. Smith, Meridian.
C.S. Jackson, Enterprise.
J. J. Cook, Chunkey.
Ut. Watts, Newton.
A. J. Blown, Charlottesville.
s. L. Casteel, Paulding.
.. T. KeeleT, Columbus.
w. B. Swami, Scooba.
Ben. Murray, Okolona.
Zeb G. Gathright, SummeTville.
S. T. Freeman, Gallatin.
Z Hoskins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond
Thomas w. GrAyson, Saubuta.
Capt F. p Martiniere, DeSoto.
DR.. j. w. Huffman, Summit
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1--WE invite attention to the law card of
Capt w NJ Estelle, to be found in orr issue
of to-day. Capt. Z. is one 81 the most elO-
quent and graceful speakers, as ne ls one of
the best read lawyers in the State, aud we
doubt not viii receive that patronage IL
his profession he so well deserves.
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" Rev. L. b. Holloway will preach at the
Baptist Church, this (Snnday) morning at
IL O'Clock, A. n
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rMessrs. Moulton & Mcdonnell, Attot-
neys at Law, at Vicksburg, advertise to-day,
for "a good Cotton Plantation, within twenty
five miles of Jackson. The advertisement
will be found in another column.
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~ We return our thanks to Mr.. Cochran
the accommodating agent of the Pioneer
Express Company, for late Mobile and Cairo
papers.
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" Capt. Lowd, at the Book and Station
cry Store Of Ttcomb & Powell, is authorized
to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the
Clarion.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-31

A SERIOUS CHARGE-GEN. BUTLER IN THE
BEEF TRApE.-The Doylestown (Pa) Demo-
crat has the following serious charge against
the hero of Fort Fisher:
Within the last week William Nicely son
of John T. Neeiv, SoIebury Township, IN tins
conntv, returned home He had lived In
Southampton county, Virginia, several years
before the was which found him there. tie
managed to keep out of the military service
of the Confederacy, but served some time III
The Cninnissary Department. He declared
taat W hiie General Butler was III command
ol tie Department OF Virginia, he (Bntler)
traded beet to the rebeis for cotton, two
noun,s of the former for one of the latter
| Ny Nicely further says that he discharged
Que cargo OF beef and loaded the vessel with
cotton, aud sent it down the river to Norfolk.
AS this took place during the administration
of General Butler, it must have been done
| \ it'll his knowledge ard consent, tor SUB
| nrtiinate would hardly dare trade SO openly
| with the enemy without the sanction OF his
commanding officer. OF course this beef
| neIped feed the rebel army, and kept the wal
going on, that men might grow rich. inns Is
\ grave charge, and some steps Should
Ken to discover whether General Butler l.
lily. Our informant is a gentleman wna
i i directly from Mr. Nicely. Th1s Iooks
| l1e giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
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a Fiae Plantation

For H0NC or
Offer for sale rent, (rffer seliine) spif ndio
Plantation, ontanng SO acres ab"at J0V lie red ana
nNier tolrrabse r. &C. very good dwell az and gro
quarters Thefe are thr hundred the pt' &c
that are z cd creek Hni bottom Hints coil
tFnas said lace lies thr niles west of TER 5
.rvt ont y. a. J. s. u y. Z L >PFiy to & .
nnde 81 sned adjoiailg said plantation
Dss1 dH L. Hupe0E Ageas.
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9ltw al e. isemtnts.

"a HayOr.
We ere arthorxed "a nno"uc ID. ". Barr"wS
0 candidate for rc-eNee Ell the ofi.e of Mayo"
IL k :, = c ION hrS~Mopd,y in January next.
= ere i. .hori1cd IT, a,ro"ncr Col. w H.
Ta,Io as a candidate flor yor of the lily +
,sc' s,t 1T the ensuing ei ct on dt
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,.sp,T MIsa vFTcE CHIP QUARTZ MAsTtR-
Vicksburg, Miss Oct 49, 1865
rcncsula sre invited by the undersigned for the de
49, - the posts Of icksburg jackson and Nstehez
- =. ro;rt. easv accessible TO said posts, Of good
eerchant bile Corn, oats, Hay and = God
The proposals for wood may be either Cord wood OF
IT, T,,,nbet Understandable hsr-. NO. az
isri
fo.,-els mast be in friplicaie-stats plainly "a
,.t.n.sy oecs AID tl.ae. of ieilveFy.
,S n HI b.. arre pied FROM time to tine TO meet tn
.a71i meats IF thstToverpment
pawn LIT T. BIC made Wn d. i've y or a. soon tnefea
t@r as funds rthe pursras shall pc rtceived
Nv rider Of the i rterIn ssstf y, 'tTsI ~
nkASY -. " ii TT L EH.
...e.n< oil sna CAssf O. u.
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" Messrs Tit. omb & Powell have IA
vored rs with copy of Brazil, its Inhab-
itants, Climate and Productions by Intel
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" We are indebted to Dr. J. w. Huff
man OF summit Miss, for several new sub
scriDers. liz viii please accept our thanks.
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It is a very readable work, and contains
much information that is very interesting,
and will doubtless have a wide circulation.
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INDIsCREET.-The following silly and II
imsQ pre-. a lie .snd resolution we.e intr
snc.d INTO tue Virginia Lra4s4atare, .at
we're subsequently Withdrawn:
WHEREAS, 1t is currently reported az
Generally believed, the celebrated HuIlbTae
&c General b. L. Butler, is about to tai
Charge of this military Departing =
pev srs extraordinary: therefore,
Resolved, That Whatever lneLey t.s3
main ia tae State Treasury, Dc INN pii't'i
divided among tie isiows aid o. = ),
deceased sOit.i ie, and curriers' DC as. stche'
to the various equities requesting NC PC
pls 30 see1ste or bury their plate
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II would rathes lave newspapers wlthou!
government" said the great Jefferson, tEsn
cover, ,n,eIt W hort newspapers"
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FOR LEASE OR RENT.
eos Tnree or Five Years.

.fv wAn krovvu place six miles Goth Of Gaslat
.yooi h county Mis-. caassinR lCeO aeres l. no
p. .nndsed aerss eiesr-d and in 90 ct y =
vat,ou vvith a good aw-i ing nops wit seven f''"m
= 4 ki.hr, and sal aer.-ssagy h nss- f"r 'n'rss
.ot.. hsuas-go.,,i 81 AID s los 40 ID
a. {. ing iuIp I'm aat6-FHn 4es tug Aeso7--ts
eomf6,f ana c. nyeufesce
4Ey rerA- n wish'nR engage Il pisatiss ana keef
i ~ p14 lie enter anmaat wil 4 We'll >" cal ne
ms re.,da,ce or al ress me At Ha3i.hnFst, op
c.,n.tv Wise. ,-aT ttc1lafp
Mo- lSV4t AAteoN 90 A
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Ghr.aGmr as.

In the interval between our last issue and
this Christmas has come aud gone but its
genial influence still olings about us.
The Clarion hopes that everybody has had
@ "merry Christmas" 1t can make no dis
tinction, now, but hopes that all its friends
and also that small remnant of humanity
which may not be included under that head
have Toasted and frolicked to their heart 8
content and can now accept in their full
significance the words Peace on earth and
good will to men," which was heard upon
the plains of Bethlehem at tie birth OF
Christ, and which, after the lapse of nearly
two thousand years, have lost nothing OF
their wondrous force or beauty.
The Christmas of few years ago that we
all remember has passed away, and new
oI.s has been inaugurated in its place,-a few
more years, and "auntie" will sit i'll her chin
nev corner and rehearse to q group of round
eyed wonderers the fnarvels of the Christ
masses that we have seen go by.
But the spirit of the day cannot be lost
There is a charm about it that grows upoI
us from the time when, as little folks W.
hurrup our stockings in trembling eApec
fancy. 70 maturor years that own 10 the mel
lowing Influences of egg-nogg, and a long ia
bis with its patriarohal turkey at the head.
The little trmpets aud hre-crackers w
hear upon the street to-day shows Us ina
Santa Claus has not forgotten his children
The pleasure purchased Tor them at an ou'
Law of dollar may be something that the
will remember when their heads are white.
For the negroes the hiIarity and bouatlI'
character of the day was sadly changed, IL
us nope that the future may bring loI thel
more OF that Christmas that now can on
exist for them i'll tradition
Underlying the celebration Of this day
which all chlistepdom rejoiees, there must
great Notwithstanding Tat WhlSpe
TO ali classes. .,Ila ell people, IN every tong
tnaC aeoei l. ,h. biItl AID passion OF Chr!
ut lis Aooti 20 be l.4erry," Merry the Clare
hopes ii has been, ard that its 1nefrlnle
rlay bear sweet and substantial fruit III {
future.
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A Fce..oh cae.l is. l:,a lnye SD - -
"a ti.ei II shis des. II. Il: OI,', ose =
Ii taul parts, st,..th -, part de : !,
sac s v..i.n - did. Wiea l.tt.-od
4-il ,iir.s Wi cat sblos1e % ii..i-i
tia. Nj, .al..surse ht: t. = = ~ c
..,fru rnt.. IN
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Price. C"r,en.
CLARION OFFICE.
ID cemb 4, 80 1865.

20 TON-Orainary .3603c
&iduillg, VIZ
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cake viii burn one gallon of water ~ 10 S@id'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

GESERAL Mup 1T appears tina, Gen.
Mud has also supply Of aids outside Of
the City Council, who are rendering him
efficient service 10 hold control OF oar
streets, for upon the heels Of the FIRST aes
OF the Council to withdraw from bis sup
port we find persons who, fortunately
Tor unfortunately held. more property
than they can afford TO improve for the
benefit Of the city at large
The Council at its last session passed
an order that certain streets should be
bouldered. Some of the property hold
ers on said streets threaten to remon-
strate against said decree, preferring 70
wade in the mud--disgrace our city
rather than help 10 wipe out the muddy
stain and increase the value Of their
property.
One citizen says be has recently
bought so many lots that it will cost him
s., 600, and he can't stand it. he pro
poses to join in q rsmonstranee against
said act to improve our streets, and all
! have to say TO such persons is, that if
they cant afford it, let them sell out to
those who not oaly have soul but a
purse large enough to eheerfully pay all
taxes that win not only add to the value
of the property assessed, but is absolute
" necessary to redeem our city AID to
prevent our last days being ike those Of
the mules that were lost IN q m1d-hole
on Second Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

GoINo TO sHERMAs.---A Chattanooga
correspondent Of the Indianapolis Jour.
nal, writing unf date Of Feb 18th,
states that ali officers and men beloag-
ing to corps nov with Sherman, not on
court martial or detailed BY authority Of
Department Headquarters, have been
ordered BY Gen. steadman TO report inn
mediately 10 Gen. cruf, commanding
dstaehmenis at Chattanooga, to receive
transportation TO the East, that they
may rejoin their regiments. Gen. Graft,
With his command, win probably leave
for shsrman's army the present week
His forces will be relieved by new regi
ments forming, or already organized, il
the North. Two Of these, the l45th
Indiana aad 10th Illinois, have already
arrived, aud others are expected daily
We were shown dispatch from Gen
Cruft, stating that be would leave Nash
vile on Tuesday evening, for Louisville
and Pittsburg, on the steamer Irene, anC
consequently the aees Is hourly looked
for.
LATER--The iieet passed last uight
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SHOOTING rue GuERalLLA AT HESDER-
sos--THE OTHER SIDE From reliable
gentleman who is in position 70 know
all the facts in the case, We obtain the
following version Of the shooting OF a
guerrilla at Henderson few days ago,
as be was leaving that city, after having
taken the oath
The man killed was named Walton,
and was recognized by some Of the ns-
gro troops as one Of the gang who some
time ago took negro soldier, who had
been left on the road, while out on a
scout, on account Of sickness, a prisoner
and afterwards hung him in cold blood.
A few OF the negro soldiers, who had
seen them entsr town lay in ambush for
them as they left, and fred upon them,
killing Walton.
The story Of their having beaten his
head into jelly with their muskets, af
ter he had been shot, is, we are assured,
a sheer fabrication.
This &C. of the negro soldiers was Gu
tirely without the knowledge, aud Of
course without the sanction Of the officers
commanding them. How far they we're
justified in avenging the cold blooded
murder of their comrade, we leave our
readers to Judge We do not pretend to
justify the act.
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Amnsements.

a RAEE TRKkr-MoSs. Tosao Ar
CaEsgEST Orr HALL--We take great
pleasure IN directing the attention Of oar
music-Ioving readers TO the advertise
ment Of MoBs rosso, to be found IN
another column
AS Violimst, Mons Tosso has no
equal on this continent, and his great
ability in this respect aud rare social
qualities, have won for him the admira-
ton and esteem Of all his acqnAintances
and friends
He is accompanied BY Professor
Mccann, who Stands anrivaled as a
ventriloquist and deiineator Of whimsi.
cal character.
Prof hcConn il accompanied BY bis
two learned Pigs, the wonder Of the age
They appear for two rights only, at
Crescent City Hall
MAsoSIo HALL--Thers was good
audience to witness the first presents
ton Of the g Bride Of Lammermoar,
last night, aud the play was admirably
presented, eliciiing Wild applause.
II will be repeated tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

FIaHs-Ise AT BRAsDESBURG. We
learn thA, sharp fight was going on at
Brandenburg Tuesday evening as the
Eagle passed that place. Several guer-
rilla gangs-one of forty-fve men under
Williams, one Of thirty men under Hays,
one of twenty men under Webster, and
one Of fourteen men under Marion, have
been eneamped for several days upon
Carrieos farm, few miles west Of
Brandenburg On Tuesday Marion,
with force OF some thirty men, ad.
yanced toward the town and eommenc.
ed skirmishing with the Federal pIckets
evidently for the purposs Of drawing the
Federal force out of the town, when
Williams, Hays aud Webster, by aanb
movement Of their forces, expected ID
march into the place and take possession
of it.
The Federal force in Braudenbure
number about seventy men of the s0tl
Wisconsin. They are well equipped
aud will no doubt prove more than 4
match for the guerrillas. The tricl
contemplated by the guerrillas, of draw
ing the Union forces out Of the town
did not win. Skirmishers, however
we're thrown out, and we're bsiskly en-
gaging The guerrilas when the Esglr
lett Brsndenbarg Reinforcements wer'
sent froE1 Louisville, and We learn from
the officers of the Eagle yesterday, that
the guerrillas we're handsomely whipped
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

LAST AND CLosrSe SALx AT No. 40
MAIN STREET To-DAY.-Fhis is positive
y the last day Of the great Auction Sale
Of Dry Goods The stock is still con-
plets, and viii be continued all dAy,
commencing at p o'clock and close
a. the close Of the evening sale. Those
who have purchased goods and not
taken them, will please esH this morn
ing and get them. All that are not
called for before noon win be sold over
and name published Nov is the last
chance. HIRAA NELsoS,
Ancsioneer.