Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 January 1865 — Page 2

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fCK HOUSE I ICI HOUP-I! In E1 "Mot. L PHILIP 1 ' DECKER-

.-- r 'HE SECOND STOBTOF MEdKLK'S BUILD1 Ing, Main Street, (over Bailey Ge"ryi i for rot. It ii a splendid room for a wli'.l-eaie naiiufnctaiiDC bnaineae. Knnuire t . Dee 13 BCHAPKEBat BCSMSG

WANTED. II7ANTED. TO LEASE, for Svey. a, bona (brick preferred) witbot '' ' " rwni sod l kitchen, with n privilege oi purbaeing. Addreea Box 3. P. O. f Times copy oat wak and charge to Hall Mail Kuda.j jau4,lwd. "1 XT ANTED GIRL A good ((11 todohouee work, oooo tXH given, Work light. Apply at tbi office. FOR SALE.

Real Estate For Sale. r WILL SELL THE F0Lv.4jWIN0 fBOPEBT J CHEAP, to-witt I. Large Honae with 10 rootne, near Main etreet. i. 'Two large Brick Hon aa, oppoeita Bnll'a Head. :i large ram and six lou, near tbe city. 4. 1 hree (food Hwm ou Add etreet. : Brick liana oa Syeamor, be't 3d aod 4th ate. . Two large house on Dlvi.lon etr.et. 7. Houaaiaud four lota in Elliott's Kulerg'uient P, Fiona and four lota lu GootJea'Ve Enlargement. J. rnn Hotiea near lUiln ad Machiue Shop. -J. Oiacatoiy Uoujeou Tbird .treat, "if. 1,nf Framiron Lean tret. - -

It. Iloueeand buainae Lot cor. Locnit aod Mb. IK Kit Lola in block . Kavatern Ealera-emaut, 14. B.vera.1 handaome real. lenca; and Irecte of laoJ In Strtugtown. 1$ Kiity-alx mm within a "ll "r Evanevill. IB. ;40a:ree within half a - avail .1 Kvaueville. 17 'f tire arree adjoining the city. IX. aa-riaa ar Oak Hill lnairy. V. Ut'lj v.rmm, with lariro llf)u, tha city in. Wiaore. 10 cleared, within 0 wile ol the city U. iWwrt iu l'oe.y county, good lauJ. a. eViOecrea in Warrlrk county. 2,-i. A vnry baoila.ana raai.ienoij io Bounville, wllh t,' ' or 11 acre atta. bed. 144. A kmi variety ol bunding Lota In vry part of tlie city. jA. Larue hrlrk Houao lu Touuglove'e Enlarg'mt j i will ci:nic tba lauda iu Py and UaffK.k coiinttita for city property. Tba above embraces uun of !' flmwt liala arr oftaral In Ktaua'llla. Juat all at Ilia Profoat

Marnbara oltwa, Kvaaavilits Ind. , ALVAH J0IIM.4ON, l aU.&l.lf . . BmI Jlalulf Agant

KW fit AM K HOUnK, ilOT MiM P1.KTID , eon Inliiit ai;bt rooma, lial la, pantry. c!oiba rooma and bath room, wtltt oia ctnar, lararia tarn, tarriatfi bona, wood aod coai:b atiada, aitnat d o f'nr aooil aizd tola, allbln fu nilrmtaa calk of tba Poatotrira. Alao, a tvu acra lot uri, ami. within oua rulla of tba t'ourt tlouar. A.ply to Will If. Wood, roriiar Main ami Third atiaela -w IIATS, CAr3 & FURS. LADIES' FURS AT TVo. HU Iti in Street . art'B BTOf'K r I.AnlEn K'R HA bfaii inniilil aa at lb piiwa tlrn.Wa ha? on baoil a rompifia aariaiy oi ai arm tua in una una, iia ii aa Muffs, Capes, Collars VICTORINES and CUFFS Ol every di-aerlptloii ; ala Fur, Velvet, Silk Hoods, Skating Caps, Gloves, And Trluimluga of all klmle. Ike LadieaofEfaaavitlc and vielnily ar tnaltad to t-ome and examine our atiM-k before ptirrhaMtiik elaewhere. , . VAUTIKH A MARI'ONIEK, Maaufa:tiirer and dealer lu llata and t'ae. N. B.CAMII paid fur ahlppint Kara. BOOKS. IVItrililJiii GIFT BOOK- STORE. Inhibition lor the Holiday. T)CT TOrB HOLIDAY BOOKS WHERE TOD X9 can gat a sift aud bav the beat ealretinti. Bulao.lld oopb-a of Hhak.IH'are, from 15.00 to (II Mllnm, I Mi to Sri Hpunour, Oryden, l"P. OnMemllh, eowper, Byron, 1 ' to H i I SO to Sl'i I. in to Vl l f.o to i: f.O tt l-2 J JJ J" I Wo-ire, AI.O! Beantlfnl opie of the great Italian barda. l-anle and tie", Pln ari'h'a .!.', Mck'a Worka, Kollln'a Hiatoty, and all Ilia other celebrated worka of aoolanl ao I modern wrllera. Allinma In eary sty I and eh, from 1 V- tof:l; 1'ortlolloa In like manner. Uiailtlinl i-enlr talo Bmika, Momento Booke and 1'iayer Booka, all adapted to tbe ilolldaya. A gilt aicoinpnule every ona of theae bonke, varying In Thw from. Vio to lloo. Ml Watcbe, Pltchera, t aaiar, neua, i uaui., aAo., drawn every day. and will rotiUno throngh tb bolidav eeaeou. 1- HLTt UlN.aoN, dec20-2w M 2.S Flrat atraatt, Kvanaville. SASH AND DOORS. " STEELE & TRIBLE, iroSD BT., BET. CHESTNUT AND OllEkBT, ftrAhSriLLM, IS DUN A ASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS Dressod Lumber Boar, Latba, Ac, of every deacrlptlon oonataully on baud. Paxklug Boxea of all kind mart t orriler. Bawlng ol niry kind don a th aharteat notice. apit-ij BUNNELL & SONS, COU4EH WALNUT BTBEET AMD CAUAL, K V A N 3 V I h L K , IND. Hav on baud lb lat gtst lot o SBHhea, lloora, Blinds, Frames, If., Kv.r Mauutaalnrad la tb W.at. THEY ARE OF OUR OWN MAKE. nave alao fin lot of Whit Plaaaad Popular 'Ooritig. Muuldlngof all kimla maiUaiid aawlng - - il4ecrltltnna floua at tne eoonaai qpiicbr. gift books, "elegant gift booesT FOR TBE I UUIfiTMVS AM) HOLIDAY TRADE ! Bitter Bweet A m ; by J. G. Hol land, bound in lurkey Antique. Dictionary of Poetical Quotations: By harah Josepua Hale. aa.. . 1. 2 "I 1 1 II.. , i ine J osepuine uauery-i.anunomeiy mI C Zt ly J t" ;"i ' ;" n Louise. An Elegant lllnstrated Edition, of lennyson a axe roem. XaUUVil aiucu-aaaimnu""- , n..A TmiOib ha n...t avittlr Ultai aiuaua, ail Ulna, aaaauvan 1)...Vl.a f.Ain X'stnra K M r A A Biauica aivua ai.auib - Gattv. Pleasures of Memory and Pleasure! Byron's Complete Works Bound in OI n ii tin aiiubu mru. XurKey Antique. ALSO, Alarareand complete aaaortmeat of Gift An ataala Phncoirraiib Album.. Pbotoerapb Bible portfolio. Piarre, Work Box, Ladiea Leather and Wire Portemcnuaiee. Tha above aooda ware bought expreaaiy lor in Holiday Trade, and will b aold at unif-raily low ntea, at ho. 24, corner of SI ala ana f u at si. TJcl4 dtfd FLOUR. Igleheart Brothers to the Mungry. 10 YOH Willi FLOal'K? U Coirje to the Southern Mill., ImI Ynn w I vT I'll. a&A I. ' Come to ta southern Miiu. ana vfiTT u ivt Hum AainitHI psti' var Coma to .the Southern Milla. Soyoa wani jour Bread aud iea nvsn, ant to TOur home? Com to tbe Southern AI nd yn gt (t, all amak-ng hot, tboa cojd mora aaan. . . aaoroc an t eras naoa open all Duainea dec2a-i

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JABCABT 5 !UILBOiD KKttlSTRK. K. A C. R. H. DEPARTS: Mail . Way, Freight and AccommodationHi A. . A. . 1 :0fi r. a. Through Freight 1 I II T II: . 7:3o p. a. rxotnmcMlttioB....., ,.i:20r. . :U a. Through Freight...-.. T. H. at R. K. U. D t P A UTt flUX T. B. Day Expreaa 3:5 A wmraodatlon T: 6 a. a, Kignt KxpriM l-.oO a. a. ABBITK at t. b. fay Fapraaa KrxXiiu ru aviation . Kigbt Kipreaa 12:2Sp. 6: 10 P. .1:24. a. Tia two roada aiaka jood convacttOBa at Tarr auto. OiTY NEWS. fag- The Indiana State Legislature ill meet and organize to-day. The Governor's Message will probably be delivered to-inorrow. The ioaaguratioo ceremoniea will take place on Monday tzj .Sherman's and Thomas's sol ditrri have sent borne C50,000 of their pay to their friends. Vandirbi'eoii CorjHTT Biblb Societt. A meeting of the Board of Directors of this Society was held in the Locngt Street Methodilt Church, and the re port of its officers show tha Society to hi in a prosperous and healthy coud tlon. We were sorry to see so few pres ent at llits muting'. Oi traok. The Vigilance Committee of the St. I.ouis Typographical Union, whone business it is to take charge of and manipulate all printers arriving at St. Louis, when they Cad printers who I do not seem dispoaed to enter into their combination aguimt the publishers, beat 1 and maltreat theiu. Bajr The fastidious editor of the Timf-a torns up tiia nose at what he I tokes to bf the smell of a tallew chundlcry. It reminds him of honest toil, the existence of which hi had well ni'b forgotten. Urn I.voiaia Cavai.rt. Tbe detach ment of the l.'Ith Indiana Cavalry, com- I iiiamlea by Sol. U. ai. I. Jobnaon, wbile

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0!er:itinir around Murfreesboro, lost Capu Fred Leslie and nine tnea killed, and Capt. woundod. W. 1. Coffin and 52 men SkUT Laiit year the Richmond papers argued that this was to be the last year of the war, saying that the defeated par ty could not endure another campaign Who has been defeated? Will some of our rebel sympathizers tell us? tar We we re assured ' day or two since, nays the Nashville Union, by a gulvanized country rebel that the preaent condition of affaire relaliva to negroea would not continue, that owners would soon have absolute control over their human chattels attain. He evi-1 dently believe though he did not aay ao that the rebel cause will triumph at auearlvdav. It ia nianifeat all thu f.vula ar net yet dead. Wdf Cincinnati ia to furnish at least 4 ,l M men under the last call of the President for 300,UOQ men. That ia goodly number, and will ?casioa heavy dralL tsjyTlie people of Mitsoari are re. I joictiig greatly over the end jt tbe rrovisionnl Government, bjr the iuauguration of (iov. Fletcher. The St. Louis Democrat aaya the Provisional Govern,0Mt was always like a ateBBlOther I.. . . neither love nor confidence existed be tween it and the people. Coal. Kvansvilla has been better provided with coat thia winter, and of a better u,uality than for aome yeara past, which ia mainly attributable to tbe in. (reused attention that has been directed tu opening new mines in the various ; coal ueida, with which boutharn Indiana abounds. laajrOn or two tltgant and delicate articlea that appeared in tbe TSmtt last evening must have been interesting to i.adv readers of that delectable sneeL The authors of these articles would well suit the editorial chair of the flash papers published in the dens of New York and St Louis. But we presume that they understand the taste of the families to which the Timet finds accea?. Io? New Year's day was not gener - ally observed as a holiday in this city, I either by our business men or our riotou.i youths. One salutary effect was particularly noticeable on our reckleaa community that is the consumption of the article which ia now taxed two dolIar" a Eiloa w" er7 meagre, judgiug from the very few who manifested any ! symptoms of au overdose. it may have been different on Third street and Whisky Row. WHO IS SUE MUNDY?-We frequently find this notorious robber referred to as a woman. We were assured yesterday, says the Louisville Press of Friday last, by a gentleman who ought to know, that Sue Mundy is of the masculine gender, and is the grandson of Ex-Governor Clarke. We have never seen the indiI , , vidual, and cannot state positively I .7 ;.. . . whether this is so or not We are also assured that the person who passed for c. - r t ,...,aaiUiin. on mursaay was a man. . ho can tell wha and what beside, a robber Sue Mundj i3 ? Akkairs at Henderson. On Monday night, as we are informed, a few guer rillas came into Henderson by the Morgantield road, and fired two or three shots at the Federal pickets, but quickly retired. The same night, we are also informed, a portion oi tne colored soldiers stationed there went to the jailor, and confiscated the key of the jail, and then I I nroceeded to release all the inmate of . I ' I ttie eiuioptaa eairacuou auu toua luem and I ilia I nto camp. Colonel Glenn, however, interfarred, aod sent bactt tojait ail WHO were un I willing or unni to enver u pervice.

FEiGHTrrt, Eceawat. Yesterday,

while standing on the corner of Mam nd First streets, looking for an "item," we caw a span ol norses attacnea to a hack daeh aronnd the corner of Water street into Main, and the idea of a briliant runaway flashed into our mind. By the aide of Brown, Dunkerson & Co.' office on Main street stood a heaty wagon oaded with coal, with which the hack - - . t;i: 1 1 A came in eoniaci, nucumg wucca dragging the after part of the heavy wagon around some three feet, breaking th heavy wooden axle of the wagon and bending the iron axle of the back back to an angle of about thirty-five degrees, causing the wheel to slip over that of the wagon. The hcrses then took their way at a famous speed op Main street, which was full of wagons, drays and express wagons. Men ran forth to stop the frightened team aod succeeded in directing them fairly into the hinder part of another heavy wagoB, to which four mules were attached, and in which were two boysjof twelve and sixteen years. The concussion tumbled one of the boy a nearly out of the wagon aod prostrated the other, but fortunately tie mule team, which had started to run was stopped by citizens before they had fairly get under way. The horses at tached to the back thea turned their course toward the pavement, which was crowded with people, and for a mouien it seemed impossible that all should ta cape with life and sound limbs. Com ing in contact with a telegraph pole however, ttie speed ot tne wild team was checked, and a timely seizure of the reins brought them to a halt, and the driver arriving, the) were taken charge of and released from their taugied op condition. The back, with the exception of the kXl before alluded to, one wbi tile-tree, and a fev? other slight fractures, was aot much injured. , The team, as usual if) such cases, had been left standing untied and unattended " only for a luoment," and took ad vantage of the circumstances. It seems Imost miraculous that in such a crowd ed place so little iojury was done. We are informed that the same team, with the same hack, raa fei uigbts ago, ana tne nacK, wincu was then badly broken, bad tost been Mended. ' If we owned the horses, we wonld eel' them to the Government for cavalry, as they seem good on a charge. Kkiiel UrsBATiowa at Owsssboro. Mr. W. S. McFarland furnishes us the following incidents of the rebel opera tions at Owenaboro: The colored troops left there on Sun W evening, and the guerrillas, to the number of fifteen men, under command of P1- Dnnran, entered the town and protitieded to their regular avocations, robbing and plundering. They broke 1Bt th -rygooJa atore of Messrs. King I'etera, by tbe back door, and roc. M il o K0"1 to tu amount of l-TOO to t'l"'"-'-ey proclaimed their purpose to burn the court-house on Tuesday moranir. They posted up notices for co.,aK..a,ia, vbich McFarland construing to mean him, he concluded to emigrate. Ac cordiogly, going to the river, he seized a bkiff, and, improvising a pair of oar made his way to tbe Indiana shore. several men Bad been conscripted in the county, and the rebel force iu the vicinity ia estimated at one hundred and fifty to two hundred and fifty atrong. un tnrisnna-aay, layior came in with a (lag of truce, and remained all day, drinkiag and playing euchre with the Federal officers for which conduc tha latter ought to be court-martialed and shot. Tbe whole region of country on tbe Kentucky' aide, from Green River to Louisville, has apparently been aban don,d t0 the undisputed control of the marauders and thievee. Tavlor. Dnncan Iavidsoo k Co. iCjThey are making preparations to evacuate Richmond, as the machinery from the arsenals and other works has been sent South. The amy is ou short allowance in the rebel Capital, and beef ia almost exhausted. Serious aliflicuUiea have arisen, for the communication are impeded aud cut. There are only two roads, the Danville and Lynchburg, and these cannot concentrate the supplies 1 necessary to feed the military and civi I I population. Lee cannot retreat to th I Southwestern part of irginia, and it will be very difficult to pass down to I Danville, as Warren is on the alert ao I on the Confederate flank, and the Rict wotid Sentinel saya a regular panic an atampeae nss taken place among the ne groea of the city, n hen the alares catch the alarm from their masters, it sh how very hopeless is tbe rebel situation Rbv. C. a Parson. I). D. LU D We nnfjer,Unj, 8aT, lhe Louisville Jmrt,0 thBt genUeman has re aigned hia paatoral charee in this city. i and wi 1 1 proba oiy d issol ve his connection wilh tBe Methodist Episcopal Church &urt Hii design is we ,re ;nformed I ..:.o.:.t. uuiac wa.aa the Methodist Episcopal i a I nnrr-n 1 is one ot the unfortunate I -pgni. of secession. There should be geographical Iimiu;of Christian faith. - aa-Thanks to Kin Richard Cox. U. i. .r .t. t:..i. r r..i- r. - I vtcra V. Ills lii.ic vataj a-agir, lur .IC. Albany and Louisville papers in advance of the mails. Fall Scpplies. The correspondent of the iw York Herald with Sherman aays: "Nearly aix thousand head of beef cattle, acd eightaen hundred horses and mules, were the product of the twentyfive days' foraging aloag the route of the lelt wing, leaving ahe.p aniJ. hogs and cattle killed by stragglers ont of the estimate. The army camped aronnd Savannah with fifty days' rations of beef on foot. Never in the history of war has good fresh meat been so plenty aa during the Georgia campaign. Poultry, honey, sweet potatoes, and sorghum were within the reach of alt, even to the darkey camp-followera."

List of Special Income Tai i'atyrri : in Spencer lounty, Indiana.

Al!a Jaa 0 VA r Laxar A 1 f Ail-o 1 H H J" Larkin Jarb t i Br.iwn G si aHinht Thoa W 23 ill B rn.erJ Z-i Mitr Charira .. IM Barnatt - H 2 64 Miliar Tba S 44 00 Bowman Go lot M.-Cvnonh J 53 Brjdr Ah 30 T2 Mattmgly Wn 4'J'W Ba-tsr John........ W "I XcKaaaau W I 5 7 BabbJobn 401 Mcawanny H. 3i TS Raatiou P H a GO kluon T i-. i,...tl'i 0" Cr a;ey B L... 21 On Morgan O 56 OO Crwka 8 V . SoO VcKiotKyJS S4!0 Crt oka i W. i00 Miller Ban'l 1 15 Cou.li B T 6 m Myir J 7 l Ijoi la Martin 2 0" Norton T J 0 ImBreter LQ Vita NiLlack O U 64 6o IxiBrnlarTi In (a) Otierhamen John . w C jidzis Jaoab 8 40 CtvrbanMn aick .- 6o Eicaajan Aog M " Farter L C 91 05 E.kridgeJaa S 70 Piareall C . SO Emniick Eltaa.-.. mw rarver v i i w Frank Frad W " Pennington EB . to Finch J C 1"4 CO Parkar Juabna . li f'i i,iliattlaac -S0 Parker Datrid 10 .m Gordon J D Kichardaon L t ... & 10 C ml.aia aWbt 240 oo Robrtaon W A ....K 06 Geatry Jaa 00 Romine Jamea l'lO C.ntr. Jaa. Jr KW lT no Gentry Ab. B 49 ro llichardaon W B...Ti 3 GiieaUentry .. 'U iO ttnrt J A .14 00 tkdman lrin.... 31 7' feha.-tanga i l-u 00 Gralhoo" J U H OO Buyaer I J i" v :r,al,T K D If. Stocking S W 37 0 Gw.ihsTjJ 4 SO fenvdrlB lrt 80 Hornback A B 10 SO 8tauaon Jdo ZH 54 u.nimnnil Jamti 1x9 6o fiharp Matniaa 100 : Huff Wllasn 71 o Hiarp Morn. 5 HullJohnD 44.) Saaiib S D Hjland Wilmer... 1 7i fimitb L G W Hid Th.ai R 13 "e giniletoo JaaO.... l0o liin Willta Ttirt gpecbtJohn 20 HaiufaJk 70") Tnrnar W K tl 0 H.miiton Much.. 517". Tipmora John W)o0 Hick. KS 4S0O Turabtm lid. i n JmtaJo2in 4s 00 Tbooa Wm.... ii 00 Jonaa Jam J 22 ' Wllbern J H 40 40 j..,. ( h.rl.. mi Wllbcrn B U 1 Krauer Jacob IX) " White A- 11 SO KirettJobn IS 4'l llliamaon L n Littlepaja Jno I) 17 Wright laaar 19 4 Liu llbix B .... " William Jaa H 4A nO tiu A OT '...Ttijnownklaaon Ford...Tt 00 Laird J W SH (V Wrtbt Jflry 1 90 Lang Tbua - 4-' oo Tutal.- IVPuaay Uouaty - 1 40 Eire of .wDena er W. L. A Rebel Order. The following order waa found by Captain W.J. Barrett in a deserted camp after tbe rebels had retreaUid from IIopinsville. It explain itself: . , Hiimjiiiou Cutruiuti iW.ua r'-.a- ka, ( Uotaian.lt.LK, I've. 1, I Special Order JV . ' ' By direction of Brigadier Genera1 .yon, commanding Department West ern Kentucky, a retaliatory tax of twenty thousand (JO,)") doliare will be levied oo the Union citizens of llopkitisville, Ky., and vicinity. It is designed by the) t olonel comm a ml in,; forces at this place that this tax shall be, aa nearly as possible, equitably aae.ed, and to this end a committee of competent citizena ill be appointed, who will make a com pete list of the Union men in this vicin ity, their financial abilities, Ac. lhe Colonel commanding drones Union men to coimitt of that class of citizens who have yielded a support to the prosecution of the nefarious wr now being waged with rel?nl!eaa vior againal the .Southern Statea, aud who have ateadily labored against the suc cessful accompliahment of Southern In dependence. 1 hose Citizens who hare eiveu mate rial support to the Federal Government in its merciless prosecution of tbe war are expected to bear the heaviest burden of the tax. Notice having been given of the asaesameut. Union men, Sailing to comply with ready obedience to the order by tbe prompt payment of their pro rata, will anbjfct their eutire estates to sequestration and themselves to banishment Lieutenant J. K. Uankin, Chief Quar termaster Department Western Kentucky, is charged with the execution of this order, lie will appoint the eoramittee anei, and collect the tax. By order oi Colonel J. Uuubert Chenowelh, commaudiujr. 1. U I HOBSTD, A. A. A. General aMTThe Toronto Glvbt had an able and lucid explanation of the principles of the right of asylum, and we think it pcaaaaa tKa true SttntirnentS Of the Canadian people. Its final paragraph is the key-note to the eutire article: We tell tbe apologists for the felonious doings of the Southern chivalry that they misunderstand the Canadian people. They are not the unprincipled, shortsighted fools they suppose tbem to be. Tliey cherish the light of asylum as they do their fealty to the Crown, but they know it to be inconsistent and subversive of that rigSt that this land shonld be made the rendezvous where banditti may congregate unmolested, confes-redly to perpetrate dreda which "shall make civilization shudder." They will nut permit it, though they take arms in their hands and exp-l the marauders from their soil. Confident that we apeak the sentiments of tpe people, certain that every true Canadian heart will respond to tbe sentimeuta we have uttered, we call upon the Government, aa they value the peace, prosperity, honor and hapniness of the land, that, at tb approach ing meeting ot tbe Legislature, they will bring forwkrd such measurea aa are necessary for tfie preservation of amity with our neighbora and the vindication of our truth before tbe world. A Bfi Little Fiuht. Oa Saturday, Dec. "t tb, the notorious guerrilla leader Capt Pratt, with six of his desperadoes. all armed to tbe teetb, surrounded the bouse of CaptlSaiu. labour, on the western edge ol Oardin county, Ky", and demanded his immediate surrender! Tabour and his nephew, a boy aboit fif teen years old, aod a son ot John Tabour, who was ia tbe house at the time, had belonged to a home-guard company, and they knew that in case of surrender they could expect no mercy from the bands of the outlawa. They refused to give themselves up, and a fight at once usued. Young Tabour fired the first shot, shooting one of the outlaws through the heart The Captain waa not long in following suit With bis unerring rifle he Laronght down another one of the scoundrels, when tbe remaining five guerrillas started to flee. Pratt turned to fire a parting shot, when the Captain rewarded him with a ball in the mouth, which settled, in short order, his temporal affairs. Pratt had scarcely fallen before Tabour took aim with a navy reJ volver, and brought the fourth scoundrel to the ground. The remaining three halted about two hundred yards from tbe house, and one of them was in the act of firing, when tbe boy took quick aim and shot the gun, a Spencerrifle, from the hands of the outlaw. This closed the fight Tbe guerillas did not care about continuing the struggle. They came to the conclusion that the place was extremely unhealthy, so they beat a hasty retreat. Captain Tabour arrivexl in Louisville en F'riday last, and, presenting himself before Colonel Fairleigh. made the following report: "Colonel, we tave some captured property to acconnt for. We have three dead men, and one wounded, a prisoner. We have three live horses and a dead one, three Enfield rifles, one carbine, and four saddles. What must we do with them?" Snch are the spoils nf ttiaa wiataw Waa avail w . '.or car. , 1 a t !!' i ,i , 6 ' I-nniiTiilfi Journal, that a more o-al.ant utile cgni oas not occurred onring tl.e war. Pratt was one of the most desperate outlaws in the State, and hia followers were noted for their bloodthirstiness and daring. Seven armed men were pitted against two, one of them a mere atrippling,yet the brave Captain and hia nephew were crowned victors of the fight Three of the guerrillas were killed, one severely wounded, and the others put to flight -Young Tabour and

his gaiiast uocte have proved tberggelves hroea md;ed. Their noble example is

worthy of imitation everywhere by Union men who are annoyed by the depredations of guerrilla bands. What would have become of Bill Davidson ana nss gang of thirteen cutthroats if Sam Tabnur had been about when the steamer Morning 'Var was captured? r , A Card. Evakstille, Jan. 1st, 1S6. Editora ETanaTill Jonrnal: Sibs: Knowing that yon take a Irveiy interest in anythio concerning the tcorJtt'rtyrnan, I have written you the following account of our .New Years at Mr. Wm. Heilman's City Foundry and Machine Shops, in this city: On Saturday evening the men were notified to be on hand next morning at 9 o'clock. Oa assembling they found everything in readiness for having a good time generally. The table was covered with the substantial things cf tbe season, while drinkables were n jt forgotten. The guests being seated, Professor Newman enlivened the gay and festive scene by severel duetts, quartetta, ic, ic., ou the violin, accompanied by several of his pupils on the euitar, harp, Ac Altogether it waa the best treat of the season. The hours of evening approach ing, the crowd gave three cheers for Mr. Heilman, and three for our worthy foreman, Mr. Jacob Weintry, and slowly dispersed. Yours truly, Jim. Iociil TVotioe. "FrotORt Marsfcis Sotle. Oil ica Provost Maeshal, ) Evansville, Jan. 5, 165. f I Inasmuch aa certain peraona, acting aa agents for procuring substitutes for drafted and enrolled men, and common ly anown as "Substitute Brokers," have been infesting thia oftke to the great anooyaace of the board of. enrollment; and inasmuch as' their operations and perationa and I cheat, a. indie ciple and the practices directly tend to and defraud both tbe pnnci substitute, without producing any advantage whatever, and thereby bringing odium upon this office, and creating dia satisfaction in the minds of tha people, it is, therefore, ordered that hereafter every substitute, upon being mastered in, shall be accompanied by hia principle; that the trhole of (jU money ihall I paid to Ike tuhttUule in the prescuce of i Lie Board, and that no ''substitute brket" aball be permitted to enter thia office ply- j ing auch avocatibn! Alvah Jobssox, Capt. and P. M. 1st Diat lud. ttrX" Gold, Silver, Demand Notes, and Coupons wanted - at the Continental Bank. " Uar A premlam wit! "be iaid for five per cent interest Government Notes, due in February, March, and April Aluo, interest paid on deposits, and good short-time paper discounted, at the Continental Bank. laaT" Charlea K. Marsh, Esq , will deliver a lecture on Commercial Law to the students of Bebm's Commercial College, thia (Thuraday) evening, at eight o'clock. Subject: Partnership. Sals op Pews. An adjourned meeting to complete the reaJng of the pews for the carrent year will take place at the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church this (Thursday) evening, at 7 o'clock. Jan. ji. It - ' I.ECTCBB. -Wa, turn ttr is an effort baiug made to secure a public lectors in this city by a distinguished lecturer of St. Iaoui. We are not advised as to the subject. Arcno" Sale. I will sell at auction in Hultivantown, at my residence, on Monday, Jan. loth, at 10 o'clock, all of ray farming atock and tools, consisting of three good horses, two milch cows, one two-horse wagon, one double harness, a lot of flour, harness, and a general variety of tools, traps, Ac, Ac. Terma made known on the day of aale. A. G. SlLLIVAK. Hiram Nelaon, Auctioneer. . Jan. 4-tds ' ttai Persons having claims contracted under Quartermasters Early or Elliott will find it their interest to t all at No. &1, Main street, j .. : ' jan3-dlw.'; " ; ,. . : Waxted. An ndostrioite and cleanly girl to do housework. Good wages paid. Apply at thia otlice. . . , . 8s-Go to Wright s Gallery, a s Second street, lor yotir Photographs. All work warranted equal to any from Eastern cities. - , Dec 22-dtf Slxtb Quarterly Report or the First National Bank of KtansTlllr, In dlana, on tne first .Monday of Jan. jUi H axeoa axil Notaa arxt BilhadiaeoiuateJ Ciarrawrt Expewa .. taaa froav Aateanal Baa ka lb.l'-7.il Al .W K law fnaaa 4bar Bajak or beaker U . av. AWdtepaaead waab ST. Ml .a In L. S. Treasurer tor Irraiaiioaa .. .l,lajlj.00 L !. Badapaaitad with tb L. a. Tnaaunr fvr O.iveramattt tlepoait C.S. I ndi oa bwiS...,. Other ecsratae ... I S LaMtal Tender Notea. Other car ratal haaik ta4aa. Specie....... a.a. ... Kavenu Stautipa.... WiaorVraJ (fT.aViO.tai T4.WW UO li,4"4 '12 , A. i i uu tiiVJ 'XI ....oo 1"H,1T'J7J 4J4ji I 1 - . a ll.llLIllaa Oafiltal Stork Sari.lna Fun4.... Sio.Oon ( MM u4 Circulating Note received from Comptroller. Individual DeptMal Catted States Denoata. Invubeiaa L'apaed ISO,..) evj.lSaiaU ' . AcittM t'.jne, 34 tv.uai.a 219.44 line Baaka aad mafc.t.w 1 a teraet aad aVxchaaag Account. .. - . - - , f .. a vS.auT.au I. Wm. T. Page.Caabia-r of lhe Firat National Bank f Evaaa.lll. Indiana, do soleaanly ewear that tbe abo atsteartent ta trve In tb bean f say knowledg and belief. W. T. Paaa, i i " I f t i " Caahier. Sworn to and nb-ritd befr me. tbl the 3d day of January, lata. J W. Nxiaxi, Notary Public. fa.a4.tt.. 1 . JOIL TE3C.IS' Heal Estate aid Gorernment Claim BUTBaBeli. aad -.nta City Property and Farm Laad. Bnya eaa ceaainaaa all claan of Claim a 1 acainat tb Uoit4 Stale. 0!B Tatra fctrwt u ,a .. .... . caa-x. CORONER'S INQUEST. k " nK'tt "' I, Joba Biecbman, Core. JV nr of Tanderbargb County. Ind., witk.th aad of a jary of taretv m. larxl voter of .aid county, oa the 2Ttb day of Dcmber, 184, held aaiasu.t oa th body cj Condtr Maloy. At tha urn of hr daark haw. .nppoaed to be about 15 7eanoid,abontaTWt3inebebagk. ' -Jariwt of tb Jury : Cam to hia death by ac.i. a. 1 -1ID rrtn a flat in tow of ""a.a waanauaa. JVnS BLhBMAS, , r Coronau- Taadarturg County.

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PERSOJiAL. Mr. Geo. Sander, Fottfr, of BabTtowa. waa taken kk away from hem oa Chriatmai, aad baa tyws coaficed to b ' bed allies that tint, bat ia in a fair wa of recti rary. Jan4ltd. DRY GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE Wo have just opened a fine lot of Fancy IMS GOODS. Consisting of Figured and Plaid Alpacas, Silk Striped Plaids. Also, a large line of Mcriiioe, E LAIN KS, iLiusTimiss, WliiCh are Very Cheap for these da VS. We invite the attention of those wishing to make Holiday Presents. Wo think they can make such seloction from our stock as will please all New styles HOODS AND NUBIES. SOHTAGS & SHAWLS AT T. 1M. ELLIOTT'S, :Vo. Jl Main ISt. DRY GOODS. 8CHAPKER & BUSSING, Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., New offer to lb trade a large etock of BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED Kt'SLINg BLEACHED A!f D CXBLEACHED 8I1EET1HO PRI5TS OP THE BEST BBANDS. TICBINGS, CHECKS, Foreign and American Delaines FOREIGN aad AMERICAN DBE.4S GOODS CLOTHS and CA.1IM IRES VESTING! aad TAILORS TRIMMINGS, SHAKER FLANNELS, SHAKER TARNS All Color f HOOKS aod COMFORTS, NUBIAS AND BBEAKFAST SHAWLS, The Largest Stock to be Found in the West CLOAKS OF ALL KINDS, , (A larg atock ea coueigniaanl.) - ateV AB wa ak la took throagb oar ataark. BCUAPKER A Bl .-MNO, At their Haw bir. H. J. SCHLAEPFER. Road! Read! Road! tTERT PERHUN WIHINO TO Pl'BCHAS A. .J a air praaaeat for tb bolidava will do wall call In at rkblav-pfer 'a Drug Store- corner of Mai and ra-rond Btreet, and exaaala h larg aad well na.-ta4 atork, evaeaetlBar of a beantlful .aria ly of V-lvat, Wire, aad Moraarco Purer. Peart Vonalea. and Walleta. Alao: A larg varUtv of Hair, all. Tooth, bbavlag, and I latb Brnabe. Tbe lateat at viae of Handkarcbief Ealracta, tal..gnea, P itoada. Hair Oile, Tooth powuea-a and Paatee, Lilly biaa. Fancy Soap, Toilet ataad and Set. Pan Boaaw, aad P"raia !ownt ay-Jatl. I srULAKf fall I Jrvg Stor. i Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch! i PRURIGO LOTIO. a bi B K CURB FOR ITCH. WABASH A Acratcb and lllinoaa Mang. Tbia prep ra tion, fbaatag a S d, aabvaate all tbe dleagreaabl aad gaeanay qiaalltia of Oiutaieut. Prio y aer bottle, fur eat at acHLAEPFKR'S Drag Store,. Corner Maia and H-enejd atreeta. Pure Medicinal Liquors. rjMIK FoLLiWINO PCRE AND I'NADCLI ta-ratt'-d medicinal Lbuora. ronaiatingof Port, Madeira, Calawba, Caret aad Sherry Wlnea; -og. aac, Peaa-h, aad Appl Braadaaw; Bonrbon, Old Tirana, Family, Bye, Old Dominion, Wbet aad Tonic Wb-ekUa; Old Tom, Leadoa Cardial, and Holland lama, aad Jamaica Ram, Juat reraavea aod for aale at SCHLAEPFER'S Drag Stora. iaorasr Maia aad Baeoad Straata, K'aoavlli. Indiana. GROCERS. I IF. AD A. MEXIFEE, Wholesale Grocers, And Dealer ia Liquors. Wines, Sails. Glass, Cotton Yarns, Spices, Wooden Ware, Ac , Ac. TVo. 13 lain tStreet. t'Oppoeit Branch Bank,) EVANSVILLE, - - - INDIANA SUBSTITUTES. - -tlLvoid the Draft f T3T PBOCTJR1SO A REPRESEH'TATITZ. 4 jy wbicb yon oaa do by applying to Dr. Graham, T Bird atreaat, btweaa ttycamorv aad via, E-vaa-vllle, lad. atc

MARBLE WORKS.

LlI J aCQ tr E o OQ o - o a rft a". a 14 ai aJ Z 2 5 2 - c . aa aj ai t o I a eg U o a-3 X w ao a z o e IX ' o a a t r-4 o S5 o E LU s o o - a MEDICAL. DR. JOIl .tIAG.1SS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office on Vain Street, Under aVellley't Oraeary Store, Rnatdenr at Capt. O'Kiileyv, Wauar artrrrv, aug3l-3m TAR. JOHN T WALKER baa Uke pnaaeaaion 17 of bia old oflW, on Third street, ! a tit rear of tk Waahlugtoa UWl. Hi reldn' 1 oa Locaaat atreaat berweon Mxlh and Meventh 8treu H will attend Uithfurty to profraaloaal calla aa foraaerty. iulr 3m S. W. THOMPSON, M. D.. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Ot.ra aw lat Straet, la Dr. Pnay'a lata Olrkw Ridac Mo. 34 Walnut fit re l. (At Dr. Ronald's Old Office.) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. aVj-lF JEWELRY. n p o 21 . O O S:i- a E' f b-i s a 3 9 5 eX fN V M v a-c a P aM S3 OB c-e P - r-l to o Sl-ll'2-toO rm e- O ro Ut a o . . . a a ra Pf -a ST f " M e-t a, O 2 9 .Vx 2a & 3 kTa V Q ST ST awa ( I O & -JL. W -a S S S3 .e-s S r -ateaa mum3 . . tw . rP. p o w 23 .s 23 CT3 C LI I - ' - abeaawal . a a r o w b-ej w aaa va 2? - S 3 c- '." o o o s e p Hen c dL ex. ti Hi as 0) COAL. Thomas & Co , COAL OlTIICli:, .o. 5 Water Street, (a kit aanoaav a.) OTlTSm CLOTHES WRINGERS. rV li C li a m i o ii CLOTHES WEINGEH, The best in nse. Per aale by H. A. COOK. PIANOS. FIRST.CLASS PIANOS. Tk MiHHeH Lawrence ARE AGENTS fur EMKKHON'fl VortE'B, aud BRADBCRy a oelebrataad PlANlaH, wbicb tbey ar rvatinoallv recadvlag, aad a bla b a la.y will aall at maaafacturare' priax. Tba Paao, for durability, power, and richa of loaa ar aijamrpaaa. d. Tb Bradbary Pias noaived m Flrat Pre alalia witbia four woeka ia tb moatba cY Sp tembar and Ootobr laat, aad ia fvmou for lu alaatlcity, brtlliauacy, aad beaalaai tmginf gaafaif of ton. Tbey ar alao eirluelv Agent In tbl vicinity for Maaoa A Hamlla'a aalebratad Caablaart Orjrana, wbicb, ia quality, vol am ot ton, and power ol exprveeioa, ar Ur aaperlor to melodeona, harma aluma, or any other red lntrvmant. Thy bavjimtraxeHd thre of tbama Organ, avt tblrraideao,oa Water Btnat, ftrat door b-lew Ch eat 'nnelT JEWELRY. New Firm: SMITH & EINSTEIN IX70CLD REHPECTFCLLT CALL THE YV attaatloa of th public to ttiaalr attack oa" In W ate bee. Clock, nd Jwtry, wbicb will be aold momm tb loweaat in tbecity. Seta of Jewelry from 50c ,Jijet th tbiog for holiday preaata la Glean atrial before pnrchaeiglewbeT. atajr Flrat a treat, betwess byeamor and Tine, ppoelta Kaaara gallic ieh Bra. avar- Eepeaial a-tsadaa claw a ta rapairlBg Watcbe, Clock. ao JewMry. aee COUNTY ORDERS. County Orders vs. Greenbacks. TK TAKE COCNTT ORDEBA AT PAR FOR Gooae, th earn aa Greenback., and git aaage. BCHAPKER k BChSl vu, aVaaW K. 47 and aa. Mala ,ara.

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AMUSEMENTS.

Evnnsyilie Theatre. MASONIC TEMPLE, Corner or l'nd First Streets, THIRD WEEK- GLORIOUS BILL. Thni-vlay Kvetilnr, ,'.n. 4t. wld b praaaaiad the cvlvbiatci toiueJy ntltled WHO SPEAKS FIRST? To b followed by the gloriaa Frc of th LOTIEST 1ICKET. To conclude tth tb Trotaaaa Barlotuof In and Out of Place. Gl'LPIS A PIERCE, Managvrs. dec) LAW CARD. J. M. $11 tCKELFORD, Attorney at Law, EVANSVILLE, IND. (OlSoa. formerly occur 1,4 by CbaadUr A Hyae 1 aepti ' LIVERY STABLE. AmtM-ican Stable. On Third bet. lrlain and Locust Sts. T ".It Va B "T mA BL,SH ""i WHICH .JLe. sTTt u .W" tbroa" th. aonltrv. pla , , t adrnuMre eurwrbar ta aavaimalar Mtabliahment In the C.ty. h.rt.,"rr,X.tor II. raceptio. of priv.i. boraaj T." . Carriagr. for vi.iting t, ut. CWhaa, Hgkt waarona.and vy kiad of re4 vekrela .. let H jreea old oa commlealon. laeooad band Bufitea for.aS.atth.veryipwMtprio... Pa rT. -ar kdto.il part, of tb.oo.airy byTrS.. Tevanra. V,iBi.poch,1 ,h ck aveaara. Rick. ard. au A Britton wa woold take great pteaaur ia accomatnlating their old cnetomera aad frtaad. T0R1AN B LA k PER. W take thia criortunit nt aana. thawka to our frl-i.da for tba liberal aapport Uey bav given oa, aud would solicit s conliauaeoa ot th. aaama to tha g-allrnaaa wk aaooaad aa. aud Wbev w take great pleaaiir ta rwaommcudlng to the public. RICHARDSON BRITTON dc). COMMISSION. I"U Mlt . a-maae.-. DOCKER A DurJOTJCHET. rrodneeand CommlsslOB Merchants, 1 Vi ATaH STREET, Orr'a Blot k, ta.it door la M . Dlll, , RVAiSSVILLI, IND. e-Hi(rhet raah prlo paid for all kiad .f (Vaititiy Praditoa). Prompt attaatloa glvea ta all Order. AeclO-Sm P. a oi en. nrr, Kvanaville, Ind. jovn aiLaxav, Uoleoada, 111. P. S. DuSOUCHET & CO., COMMISSION 1X0 FOEWAKDIXS MERCHANTS, K. I Paydraa Bt , Haw Orliaai, Lu. Faetora. for aal f r..rk, lavd, Flor, Grata, arc. aaayauu weatera rrodnr, gnrally. .aider aollcliad. ! 14-Jni, 'a.ipni.ni. at.i -Snid r. m. SA.a ::::::: r ::: : : a. bioiiv. Ragou & Dickey, FORWARDING A COMMISSION Uto t-o ham 3f WHOLESALE GROCERS. Water Stra.t, BreeM-am ETANST1LLE, lefD. " JACOB STRAUB & SON. ar REDUCED P RICES? Jacob Straub & Son. AXES. Lippincott'a, Sharp's, and others. AXE HANDLES, turned. Wood and Cross Cut Saws common and Patent. Meat Cotters an-i Staffers. Hale's Patent Meat Cutters. Shovels and Tongs. Steel Fire Setts, and Stands for same. Grain Shovels. Long- and "D" Handle Shovels. Cotton and Wool Cards. Hay Knives and Briar 8cythes. Brass and Enameled Kettles. Knives and Forks, ) A full M tortPocket Knives, Vment, at very Razors & Scissors. J Low Prices. Tea and Table Spoons. 8cale and Scale Beams. Batcher Knlvrrs, Steels, and Saws. Cleavers and Chocrjera - Files : Butcher, Spencer A "Cfc'a flails. jJuildinfr Hardware. Cabinet Hardware. B'.rton's A White's Celebrated Cooper Tools. Columbus and Terre Haute Truss Hoops. Chain Pumps. Carpenter Tools, Also, a full assortment of Shelf Hardware. JACOB STRAUB & SON., 74 Main Street, EKLOW THE WiSHIUTO 1I01HK. MEDICAL. S. W. Boynton, M. D., I ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BEOOMB a a Marianent rl.l.l 1.1 Kvanaville. oSaar hie proleealonal aervica to tb rltliana f tbl i-ily and visually. Pram hia xtaeive eaparaeac la Hie flu Hal and geuaaal practir of ISadlciaaja aud .luiir-iy In Ibe roraaarcily. be fawla wiaftdaat of hia ability lu care many caee wbicb bav re aletat the uaual naodaw of trtmut. -W I'arllruler atla-nlloa givan to iha tralmul of I broiaic l aa-aae, ni i bo par altar to tlae rllaaaie. eu, b aa Fever aad Ague, Billuti Paver. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: Corner First and Walnut Streets TESTIMONIAL io. ie.Ti. o., Mareb. II, lfc. Tbl aa to nrllly Dial aa, Iba aaderalgaad, ha a a bu InllmaUly ar.uaiBta4 wlta a. W. B.yataaa. M. II , for alaoot lght year. Drlg In laat la yeare be baa haa-a a-i.ar.r-d la a laaeraieav and aacoMful pr art Ira ol Meulrln la thia wily. Hbrave bar oa account of ill beaJah .aaajb. H take great plaeur la reaomnaedlaF lalaa taaatb Oa-i.lty and pTotVaaloaally, aa aajao.maa vt eai-il nt naor.l., aod ajrcapylaer-arroaaliaaaajl po. anion among tb. Pbyeialaiie of car city, and bop b may aacrred a well eleewbr a. ha ftM gUM wlibaa. . FhakM AN. M. ft., Profi-waor of nrgery la Erlctlc Med leal laatt tut-, Cincinnati, O. JOHN M. Bf'IJDDEa, M, b , Pr-afeaaair of h Tliary aad Practtc ut Mart I ciae la lb fc. M. In.tltnte. If. D. UARRIMON, M. D , It ProtVaaeor of I bemletry aad Pbyaloluy la tbralaove MeatcaJ Inatitata. decie-w SADDLERY HARDWARE CHARLES BABCOCK, mnoraar aad Deatar ia C O A D IHI ABB Saddlery Hardware, Bprleag., Axle, Waawal Work, Baa. ", Tarmlatx, Karmaaa, ava.aaill Patcwt Leather, Pa4 Balsa, Bkirtina;, dte., Ac. TSO. eVat MAIN 1S. NOTICE, V-OTICE IS HEEEBT GIVEN THAT I WILL iv akeappltr.tkni to thaCivy Council for permieaioa ta build a Htabaa aad ood Hon, flfteir thirty fat. on tba rear part at lot Ba. an, i oior mn. , wwi r.niarwmaat af tbaetw avanavuie, wive in iha Br iiialu. OeclAS

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