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vARlETlE8I VARiETlE9l
hUsIc HALL AND THEATER ALL IN ONE.
Two SHOWS ON TAI ZANE NIGHr
DOO BILE BILL AND TRIPLE TROUPE
A PANTOMlME TROUPEH ~

A DRAMATIO O0MsINATlON. IF
ABALLEf AbkkMRGAGE
TBI ETHIOPIAN OHGANIZA fTON.
HOTEL 6D IeT8, 6TRA AND CtTIZENs,
the eps srtmshts 0fRcers and 1oidisrs, ali crowd
IL is hall ghtly to behold tho Dollar hntsrtain
each Derssen Of beauty and modessy. n lie Lima
.intsf aIo Mons: B.pti.tip, tas, popular sctrefs
E.ntiemen Of aown psrit,. = ~ - -
In sdditlrp Z. Al thssongs Dances Acts ana the
n oi 81 great Sem tationa' DR. anna,
".Ll IHE sKHbkT0a AUCUsKR.i 70 "a
TIE Wild, Weird Mystic Lege, da-y Drama, rich
With 1ranitioIsry Lere The Yswli q Graves aId
1he kouls.rPs hksl.tao sH.;;,1 hs ,shadow et tks
shiGut ard ihe Conn; Tn Scroll Of Mystsry, Nv.
Nhrion is FulaHed; The skelet on Accu,er Rests IN
PSAfe. " enE1E 81 ~ 10 rs J2TG11 81 Y. E.t.E
JtnuaIy %, Afternoon B.psat Soldiers Relief.
Wtdn tdsy Tern. en- Parformenos y =" CI-"'
Adm issien and 20 tepts3 Private Roxss SIS.
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CANTERBURY HALL, sl
uNYsIo {9H4ssTTHRRsBBTTssYY.} .y AND Z n.,
- -.-. LoUI9IAHA AVENUE, FT8II
Rear Of National and Aetropolitap Hotsls
9BOR - LEA.-.. =. -. .Hrorriotor

EVA BRKNT, =" - :
..-. .-r EVA HRuNT, -f-s s--..-s .s..-
IRNlSTINn DRFAIBBR
g. ysa 1kNIsTINB DsVAIBER,
.,.r KING BBOTH1RS -.t.1.
KING RROfHkRS
- EA9AN AND NBWARDs
IAGAN AND EDWARDS, .. .r
.-+ 4E0. pDIeON
..5 GEO. b lEDEBON ~
9RBAT STAR ALLIANCE
GR1AT STAR ALLIANCE a#. y
IAABILL OF
UNlXAMPLED bPLlNDOR TONIGHT
UNEXAMPLH0 6P DOB TONIGHT.
Concluding with the side Splitting Comic Panto-
. n 81 mime entitled IT. 9alF - = %
eQH0OLBOY aRDLICS, zu ss5 al
eCHOOLBOY YROLICS.
By the Great Psntomi ne Company. s
Doors open st . quarter tn 7; performance ct
quarter before o'clock. Admission Is and 80 cts.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINHE -Lgl --E-zE Es
ja256t SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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IlkIBNTAL RD5rAURAnf AND billiard
~ .raEa 90 PARLOR I~.3 s4s4 :

=, CofHe1 SsutSth tree, asd Nass. AUeHMs
,rhs .bsys. "a 20 tssAel.Shmsn nt has ssen com.
f:,len lave ..a,sa 81 sas D1 s The prolrksors
MD htst ciest honse, who're iheie custom Re a. q
el.ays aLa Oh hand the 6psst Srsnds Of Liq sors
:no tsEa rs nat can os aoasht .flsil Lardsf s,ll
Hasbtngicn and Bslsinore nerksss Gao sF,ri.
shieA wi - serysd mp by e1pssis need eaoEs In
tha most style The 6iilis Saloon Att ed
70 tbia nj !. one u the 6oest h WssS.
= hston. .fulpisf e With PhslaaS hast tsSies
T. sssrfant, entrance saa e 1iiiisrd YsYiof .''
3s 20 81 a. JONES q SILLuR
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q 80 A THOe BRADL1Y, Trustee.
jaB- eo&ds ]. @. Mcguire & co.. Auetl

'TBUsT1ESs SAGE OF DWELLING HOUSE AND
NJ
lated Jais Ptss ss 8 sas % saPs
.Es Of The isrS records wsssinsson sounss, N.Y.
p O; shall sell part Of lot No. in 3sests No.
III .na s ssst e1 ana sss
ilset to 50 foot alley together With the
inmplSHen a snt coz sist,ns Of Frame
Term: Of sale One thi q o.sh; the remainder in
siIs1g tws..ye .centts vita interest, scared by
deed OF trust or the premises g..
II tbe teTms Of sale are not compiled with within
s.r
s,-.s. Fass 6 sssJfRs KIsisE o5:s o55a;ss: sss;.
C,eVERhM SALE 81 AUcr1oN, Ar Tal
MI n,s1 srAIEs NAVY YAED, Gosfos ar. VIA
0s ffs roc q
ard pymoeth t.o toGgs ,of ana
:ms er%sFy usd e e With
AI:e. .,hs ssiissins SO lots Of 5seoysra property.
Al sssII ss1ls sg:Ss'Isy i = h!.s e oonDosiaSn'
SIS sheets Boiler Iron, various .isss,) wei Ching
Tors m masser sssn less, ela Wrought Iron, priaei
os Sss.' G. ,.siss. sfs .... est.
"sS 6sss f1cp Guns, v.riou, e.,sr. .ss
mated at-tons. -
L'rxs anchors, ,avsra sins about tons. '--
10 an, all do. .- H-s- .e.
sWatsr Tanks ..-.- ...
old HswEer. ~ -E
A lot OF Rcupd Shot anf Oonicsl Shells
Ard rome 9th IT small ~ rtices which will be COL
lected ready for examination prev ious to the day
of sale -. -Hr. -
Rseh vessel and lot Of articles above named VIII
&c :Ga a s. os :; Ss
Thirty days win be allowed the purehass, to re:
fftetp sys fer the removal Of all Other property
prrchased 1t the above sale.
muet be deposited with the CommaHdaut- Of tue
YssS st the time OF the eaie, guara nty that the
sass OF failure, will be forfeited to the Govern
mept. So '4 al = -
Snv articles be removed. 20 @-= z e.
For further information, permfssi0n to
anime the property, apply to the commandsnt OF
the Gosport Navy Yard ts6 w4v
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Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal states. who
most respectfully and earnestly solicited to lend
all the aid they can to the patriotic enterprise:,
Mrs. Senator Foster. Mrs. Henry q. Dsmins,
,4gH DRLAwARE LTD .-..
Hon. Nathaniel b. smithers. -. ....s
Julian Hon Hon
Mrs President Lincoln. Mrs. Marshal Lamon. -
ME- ME- .s snssG1 rs99%ou H5s Ms Fiss
Mrs. b. g. y hee.er,. e.l--. sta--f.. : - y .
Iowa '.' ~
Mrs.. Senator Harlan Hon.. W. Grimes
Hon s. Q. ponsro,. kAsits Il nJ.H. Lane. ~ 50
,o,..,uo,. KEsrgckr -
RsSs,ss RRsSSss sntssSs nsssia
sT: s: Ses fl.. Tsnn Me- NJ. Fssnss
- Mrs. Frederick a. pike. o''fA'
MAINLAND. LIP T-e. z
srs sIsir Ma.iGr Mt Hsn4y Hfks Winter
Mrs. Senator Johnson, Hon. Erwin III. W.bsses
s1: ssfl: Greene Hea !Sea d a!!fHF ales
hon n Hon
Bon Als.t Ramsey, Hon. VI, $. Wilkinson.
. MISSOURI. %
Hon. B. Gratz Brown, Hon. F. p B,a;, 1,
Hon r. Henderson. Hon James 8 Rolljns
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo q. Blsnchxrdl >
: g- -rj NEW HAMPsHias Tsi .tHaF#a
MRS. Senator Clark, Nathl X Leavitt r..
MRS Senator Hale, Edm d r. French lsoS''
Mrs. J. v. Patterson a. sa 80 = "'a' "
! s.st. a--gLL3 1tNEw, YosK. vas fa vif..,,, .
Mrs. fred1 W Seward, Hon. Augustus Prma
sI: sI: sn:SF aaI.ss sssS
Mrs. Senator Ten Eyek John Giberson. Ess sf5l
r. Senator Wade, Hon. james N. Ashley
Mrs. 0apgeHer.a 'rsf Ezra L. Stevens, Eso ~
Hon. John Sherman, Hon. b. w. Taylor e.
Hon. John ". Forpey, Hon. David Wilmot
Hon E6w'd MePberson, Il. n. VIM d. keiH' fs5
Hon. Edgar COwan. Hon. James I. Hale.
RHODE ISLAND
Mrs. Senator sDrssus. Hon. n. B. Ansho.. i.
Mrs. senator Poot. Mrs.. woodsridx.. r-,,
! Mrs, Senator OQllamer, Mrs Justin 8. Mornu =
MYs. Portus Baxter, J
vIRouxIA. fss1 2
Hon eepator Garlic, ArssJ. O. Underwood.
Ars Judge Wylie, -lf sssss...s..,s -
j ts9 wEs4 VIRGINIA. IN IS
9on. senator wtl.sy Bon !ssns 2 Blair. Sso'
90 = sHcs se7 W1scoAsm 2ITesI& e u "a
Hrs eel ator Doolittls, Mrs. Senator Hnvs.@ 5
si B. B FR1NOH.
jAsdtysbl President Of the Assoeiatiou.
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HECaz svaAMJgSEbfENTS. ait 10 egoos
=, oRoVER's THEATER. .'T m
~ Pen~sylsanta Avsaws, near 'wsltar1s Hosel -

sy&a fHTs FBa,SfdAyt EvlNlN9 1as. %, ]TH5l
.sfxsaab ~ MEhsk SUCCESS .bsalsri --,gr
-, tM'LLH.ylsTyALI..ag hr
2rEs ~ the sreas 9ntietl Hsauss oflths 10, Sd
BRtGAND.
IN, op,,,, ,,,I prodn ed WITH sh ths 3" 4"' h@q0
AsPhafHiEai IN n soI.Esy.. =gtno2 = ..l~5
s..E lvLL CAORpsEs AND TARLEAux
FROM ksstlske serise OF pictures Of the Brsa ads.
bar ..!.BlG GjEAVlSTT sLksJ s ag8 - LlisII 81
win assssr In 1as S ssO f,sss Of
- 80 q ceynr ba 81 FE4Tikoeas. 'gHoss oaa
"aea bkfRk1se me " aiRf II sora. ssaa.,a h'
." HusaA1a a1nssrrILn 1 zsr1IHHyyzs. rI Iva AAH1a.ooo
= -ls-e--. EsIHpitfG AND -StA&ll g.-5l&sttEg
THB BEI9AND,S DYING SONG. 80,
The DramaH y I'll be cast With the full strength Of
the E1celfaor Star COMPANY. dasI froa !7a'A-.
IN rreparaticn ana viii shortly Be produced the
Drsn + tn DUKBe MOTTO
FoRO'0 NEW TtfEsATER,
TENTH STR1HT. ABOVE H. 81 DO
'ouH +. 10AD---. :. 2. .Msnagef and Proprietar
fAlso Of Holiday Street ThHatsr Baitimors.}
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DENTISTRY:
fs11AF DIsoov1SY m DIN ffsrxY.

TEfE ~ lrTftt q FSBtTSEE - tf.-
IssA ExHectsd ssisAsss Pals sstsh ~ lfuAsiss d
4 iU adufu dt-bqOxyeM. yitast1us9d sTs -
.e1yould aaxics III Iersons havine ssssA 70 81.
snd have thsm gtaksn ont by thit .svj
md hatmlsss Rfocsss. Alsos salk sAas sI14Y4
proved msthod Of Iassrtins Artisaid TestA. II
700 Snee see the srsat fmlFovymept In his teeth
nn1 vallanle oos. No. 9l3 p. svsnas, between
S e s.. ''. - "fi g. Iswl1. Il b. p.att,...
NJ F1seL Il slE TEETH.h 20 s4EaI1 57i
~: ~ iH29Hnrds n p, ass rI5ss1sor md P.s:ntss
tends Iersonally % His oase q. thai
@sasyi EAny rsseona sas wsasi tie al2I3
person can wear others WAo cannot wear these.
akerfona eallinS etny nm can b aeoor mo lated
bnt 20 tSces Who are rfieulaf and vi tie pursss
s,sans @ ne .aSa IpHet ycffsss 9sesais ssss
fsfuly xsrlsatsa. s5.Ia go - -ls,
letgeen sth snd letA stRssts. Aiso, SCI Areh st.,
Rhiledel1his.i u Llg : gf. siat bai mAr4W
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tSEnsvsD 1noD PEE OLD e1ABD sO6 10 ass px,u,
20 AyaDSs. Vsr sR usfsoPoIi1AR aoTsa.y -
WM kssD sSastastly % hsna 1ull assortnsat Of
al The \. oeet and latsss atslees rasl}
ehI1IO NADD 10 0RD11.
hN-2v (lntel,l
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Recruits Wanted 5aa
-.-rr as TO FILL ii -. .aay h... =
TBI QUOTA or THE
DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
| 1862, 80 .1E.. a.3 r5
S125 of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS, ttgd
. 1862. s.t ~. 20
sl25 Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY soR coLoRED RECRUITS. ra
--a-- sstw $50, biz. -...,-e.
-'-a ,.r~ ri. Paid in advance. -fT
PERSONS WISHING TO INLIsr
VIII apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS: :as.
lasins Han, near the Market, on Peznsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
10. HYDE, -. -..-.
Corner of Fourteenth and New York Syenus.
r-1.. g-a i g.| .~sE .tH5. s- ...- f fTI
G. .AeKIASBEY, IS s.fzr ,a..gziD s...--gE
= h street, near corner of Ninstssnsh and PENN
sylvAniA avenue. q. 90. " %
10. PARKER, a. ID. -"
Corner OF High and Dunbsrton streets, George
town. asr-a-. -r- 'TaE..a .a- aaf :. .a. 'ra'F
q . y
COL ANGLBY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting ofieer. a=a 1 4 =
.---.--.,r HlNRY A. ,soHlETZ.
r. 80 e.. -@srss Captain and Provost MsrshaI, r.
ia ls-H At, District Of Columbia
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THEYMEEKEY=STAR.

This exoel.ent Family and News JosrHal.
containing ATersasr yarisys Of, i,asrsstins
isesing thmican Be, soand I'm a.y ssAsr, IN
psSiishsro On Friday nsofnings KS saa
II inyarisbly contains the "washinStca
News" tAstshas made the daily Evrxtns
srAR circalsse 80 sensrsny shrousAoat ~
country. -as2 sat af:ss.5v y
st.sy. T1nns. ,rsyis- e
.oaACssAt tssetas sAsssss. my
-ar Ssneis eopy, PER annum...... .aw
Single copies, in wrsppers, FIVE Csxrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By 80. MuHUIRl co.. Austisnssfs,
NALUABL1 IMPRuvlD AND UNI ARReH IL

80. Mo8UIR1 4 co.. Apstisnssrs,
NALUABL1 In MPRUvlD AND UNIAPRgH1D
YnoRAnrY AZ 2 PUBLIC AUofioH.-On TV koDnx
Aff1kSoONy febaaA 3. 1884, as o'sincss on ~
Pre- No ises, BY virtue ef decree OF the supreme
Corrtof the Diatriet OF ColumeiA, passed 10 tas
eAase No. g Mary II McIl tire ct 81 Ys WtiheLs
4 4etHtre, IehAB sell Lot No. 18, In 4uAre NO.
~, frontine q fest irebes on north street, os
twssn lin and 18th etsee4e west, 1nd runniug nAex
lS1 feet inches to . 8, loot paved gno!e auey,
AMI i'm proved ky q handsome and wSu buue brioA
rtsidance with brick stable. 81 Z, = !, -. .
zIMmsdiatsly altar shall sell the vsst hail OF
LotNe ., In Davidson . snb bdivisiSn Of square No
&s, frcnting 10 fest On north stest bet1eel 18th
Sad 18th streets wsst ARd ruuniDs baek % 70 40 81!
tnnediate possession of the property will be
Terms One fourth in oa,h,i ana sthe rem sind d
in si1, twelve, and eisktsen month";, with. In
sstest ffom the day Of sale the deferfet psYusnts
20 ss ursd By nstas Or bouds Of shs
er, with surety etiss to b, approved byLths
Trustee, On lathcation Q; the saIes BY tia Court,
money. and before. the Trustss will convey tAe
yforerty 10 the purchaser in fse dtnpls. II u
IL the terms Of sale are notoomplisa utfh e ave
dsysthefeafter. the Trustee reserve the right to
resell, at the risk and erpense Of the defaultfns
purchaser. at one Heek's uetice In the National
In ellisencer.- &C % -I.4sg s..s.Es a.e.S
>T~i GA TTHOs BRADLEY, Trustee.
taS-eo&ds ]. @. Mcguire & co.. Auets.
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r.-a9 SATURDAY IvENIS9. January 70, 't7
Ea iBRILLIANT ,EAGAaBMENr bus
G.. ~ u F7sf-- / -.-gzs OF tr zEE sf5FE!e III
MIS-. D. P BOW ERS,
AND
SIXTH EXPERIMENTATION or
LADY AU DLEY'ss Q b T j.,
tGa. To conclude With sr rs....r
- FAVORITE FARCE, EH.-fa IL
Seeats may bs secured f r Monday any day this
week. In pr preparation,
LAZY 1sABsL OF EAST LYNNE wan
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At meeting Of the Associations. hold st thu resi-
the following sentlemen, together. With Their
ladies' were unanimously rsqu ssted to set a OIL
iectors. and to attend the futnre meetinss and to
nn;ta iv{fk m m aa mann hars NJ this l.sc.,.&..-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
= q 3 a o

sueurssetarn, far sais.
- Bazss u Five LHap GER paaad. % cf.-
80 Balxss q - Lump Ter feun5 -. n Cts
- boKss Ersak's ofaslEs Lump y y. C. ots
80 RsRa Bud. IA Caltties, per uounf 49, ID CT
20 Boxeg Barosss IL Cs4tiss
- CS1siss asesch- Lezf, PER peepc .. @ cts
80 - Dgr4das Light pr pound - 81 ~
- Csadss fana@ke, Light, pef rssEd 81 CT
20 Bgzas suis Card Totiacco = = - CT
500 q H'Sss SVun TSist Toszooo : ~.
1.0oQ EsTssls .susoSing Tobacco:
20 bsEss Bsfssfs Scotch snaa, r
- HsAf Bsrrels RJns-cat chssfng Tohsceo
10 &ierschsum PiJes;
o9eirozs Hssar au4 v cod Pip-s;
Sy9si.s Cay Plps=ss ayorts1.
ite 9foss HubAer P5pes,
l0,af9 assorted kiDs sisas;
Z5,lJ5 G8DhA Cfgs.ss
14.019 Hsnry tB4y ciS5Sss, hrsts,
zd,onu Henry Gay Cszzrs, Secon1'ss
= .eoo Il - ,so1=0n ClEArss - ~ fa
900 l. Brufas Cigarss
-, ,1fD Half Spznisn Gigers;
2f0.Gs11 segarsetss
- 4a05 "a saiszdiua Cigars.
sas,0o0 Peaks Smoking T9haoeos
81 Drums Turkish Smoking Totaeca.
,0ea Bzl-s KlBnhezuIck sInokfaE Tobzees.
.- 70 Bra1ns shanEhie;
2.G8 P3unds HseksLoY snua:
z,lsss French snE1-
Merchants sEd stors-Zeepsrs. Iook Z, fbet
utsfesfs s1znains oaF iArgs stoek- M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

the fact that the passage Of the Red Sea
was a case Of fugitive slaves reaching
free soil. beyond an exaggerated develop
nent Of Ohio river, and he has not con
sidered the spirit Of the song Of Miriam.
He says:
's When the children Of Israel went up
out of Egypt to the promised ladu, they
took their servants with them Master
and servant, hand in hand together
crossed the Red Sea, and yhen safely
over, they both alike rejoiced at the de-
struetion Of their pursuer"
As all the children Of Israel were fresh
y emaneip4ted slaves, the relation Of
master and servant could hardly have
obtained much prominence among them
before their own delivery was complete.
Mr. Allen goes on:
The faithful historian, who shall in
alter times write the history of this war,
will doubtless record many instances
wherein the negro slave has been un-
faithful to his ownef-but be will. on the
other hand, devote many bright page
to the deep fidelity and noble heroism Of
the servant in the defense of the rights
and interests Of bis master, and that his
t0rian may close his volume By record
ing this important fact-thst at the
close Of the great struggle between the
North and the South master aad ser
cant are fund in the ranks, side BY aide,
/ fighting bracely, skoHldsgf TO shoulder,
/ for the f1depeadencs schirb they hare 50
gtorioasly achisped. and for Tie Hbsy-
ties they noe enjoy.
These seem TO be very Suggestive
words ~
Is the rebel Governor Of Louisiana in
favor Of arming the servants, aud placing
them shoulder to shoulder With the mas
ters, to fght the North and give them lib.
erty Il is.a good joke that the cop
perry papers all over the country, are pub
fishing the message of Me- Allen TheJ
don't know how strikin Ely be is Ike a.
AbolilioBist They ought to read even
secesh documents before printing them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
The Cepperhead Riot at Charleston
Illinois.

We published yesterday morning a
full account Of the predetermined and
prepared attack Of band OF X. g. C's
Of illinois apsa an unarmed regiment Of
that State, at Charleston, few days ago,
not only that our readers may know
what was done in one Of the most extra
ordinay attempts that has yet btlen made
to aid the war in the South by war at
home, but to let them see what il indi-
eates, too. We have repeatedly called
attention 10 the Vaccinations Of the
rebel secret societies in the West, and
pointed 10 the indications OF the progress
Of grand conspiracy among, or mere
party spite. They may nov see that il
was serions warning. which We have
only 10 continue 10 disregard to leave
ourselves helpless ia the hands OF men
who their leader and saint has exhorted
10 murder and plunder without limit.
This attack was no accident, no outbreak
ofsuddenly excited passion of nnprepgred
rage, bat a deliberate plan, with arrange
ments ell made, arms collected, and time
appointed Read the following testimony
OF one OF the men who was captured BY
the soldiers, from the Paris Beacon
The sworn statement Of Cauady was
taken by notary public. He declared
that Sheriff 0'HAiF had sknt for these
meu TO come to Paris 10 squads Of three
or four, without arms, their guns 10 be
brought in . wagon and secreted undi oe
easiou called for their use; thai paper
to this effect was read to him signed By
Wm. ; o Hair, and witnessed by some
of the best citizens Of Paris-among
others Amos Green, and we believe, Joa.
athRn Mayo, was mentioned in this con.
neetiou. Col Mayo positively denies
having signed or seen such a paper. Can
il be that forgery has been committed
for the base purpose OF inangufzting a
civil war in Edgar county
To show tho design Of these misereanIl
We will state that Snow, the editor Of the
Times, came up 10 John Fisker, ana
whispering in bis ear, said, 'you vii
see the biggest fight ever Witnessed ia
Paris in a few minutes. or words &c
that eject lie was going on to make
/ futher revelations, when looking up ia
some surprise, he exclaimed. 20, be
lisve ! am mistaken in, the man;
thought it was DR.. Ten Brook This wal
before any disturbances had occurred, anC
just previous TO the time that ihesaii
las drove up their arsenal Of arms.
We need not dilate upon the charactsl
Of a transaction disclosed BY such facts
The miscreants are rebels, Knights o
the Golden Circle followers of vallandig
ham and Voorhees,, and though they ar
not the Democratic party, they are
large part of it and the most setive par
of it. We again warn Union men 1,
watch and be ready; for the associate
and fellow eonspirators Of these mel
have an important point To carry at tn
election TO day Organized and b
ready
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05
SADDLERY.
THOMAS O. MAGHER.

CUccEss0n TO W. y. c0RwIEE 4 CO.,
> may always be found At the Old stand, 30.
as LOCUST STREET, near ths Poss Ono. He
still continues TO manufacture LIS or Heavy
Harness, Saddles, Brides. MartiHgs 50, Collars,
&C., ke., and has on band . large a.fd attractive
stock ef Custom w ork, mAfs of the best material
By scientific workmen, which be nov offers 10 the
trade ~ EASTERN PRICES. Havisg greatly 10
creased his facilities for anufacturine he Il now
prepafed 70 furnish all articles IN his iius, Ia any
quantities, at the aborsest notice. All ~h0 wisii
10 buy will save money BY ezAminsns his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. All Who like % sx
ANIME hBs articles Hrs Invited 10 call and the
york which took the premiums At the last Fairs
NIB. Every articie l. guaranteed, and pfsma-
turs rips and bsssks repaired without chargs.
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The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE
Net Assets, January. 1884,
sS3.oO2. .55G-3D =. '

:. THE PLAN kND ORGANIZATION q tbs
ETSA, aitsr a. YeErs af severe trial. hsa re-
siizsd she greatest puhiic a4saufagos snd
sfisorss IT the sasiaus systems 81 Fira Insn-
rance 10 tie ceantry- i n9N better than
ever prepared faT duty.
3 Is upq Los Claims have Laeu sef tisi aEa paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS % DoLLAEs-
r. THE c0xSTMPTfoH Hg PROPERTY By
FIRE, in the United states average os~f
sI0n,o0g aaliy = yauf pfapsrty eHpess5
sHd uuFfotecteds
T. ARE Y6u fSsUHFDf II usi. Shy aof ?
TAss caef ls friasag me duty : manifest
fhe result mas - your se=age from Fuin
-Whfis delay and usziaci IaAy iasoiFe
s gsa Ia bankruptcy, poverty, gr erEsi d..
aupofufs1snf.
s P&RTIcfILAE ATTENTf0s and rszar8 e
gwen 70 snail fisks A. ssil - large eues.
Abis aaa sapsfi8r al adFa4fag-a
aHard#i.
So lnssFsaes seIieiied 4nd PoiiEiss is-asa .
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CARPETS.
carnets al Old Priees.

Agwr WILL HAVE NO BOOM FOB shsw-
II fnxCzrpsts during the time teat ne fs-bIild
cur store shis sunneE, viii sell our stock q
CARPET as the old price, which = is % u Per es1t
sCHAPKER BCSSTEG,
Nos, sT znd . Hzia Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

ray- A very amusing scene was wit
messed at tbs grand military dinner
given at the Executive Mansion in honor
Of Gen. Grant After the guests had as
ssmbled aud brilliant array Of we'll
known military men appeared, it was
found.to the surprise Of everybody, that
General Graat, the hero Of Yicksburg,
was not there. lie had deuly taken
wings for the West Eve ody looked
disappointed Among the 'or Gener-
ais we're HalIeck, Meade, W, McCook
Criaenden. Sickles, Hunter. urnside,
Blair, Doubleday, ogilsby, Wa ce and
others. When il was annou. d that
Grant was not coming, the { Aerals
looked at the President and the PRES
dent at the Geferals Presently Mr..
Lincoln said: "Gentlemen, this il the
play Of Hamlet with Hamlet left out.
We expected Grant here, but he couldnt
{ stay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

nE A letter from Yicksburg under
Gate Of the 20th, says there has been
some speculation as to who will com
mand the Seventeenth Corps, but that
osicer has not vet been designated
Perhaps, Il any one is selected from the
corps, Brig. Gen, NJ NJ Croeker,
commanding the Fourth Division, stands
the best chance of succeeding to ths
command. He is universally popular as
man and officer, and all feel a cent
deuce in his ability to discharge the du-
ties of the trust
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

Repairing done at short notice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

DRowSKD Fowler, company F
9Sth Ohio infantry, while standing on the
guards of the Hospital steamer MeDougsl
at Portland, on Sunday, was accidentally
knocked overheard BY the falling Of 9
fender, aud drowned. His body was not
recovered. He was worthy young
man, aud his sudden death Is regretted
by all who knew him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-05

n6- The smallpox has entirley dis
appeared from Rome, Perry county, and
the Academy was reopened, on Monday,
when the summer term commenced.
The prospects Of the school is very fat
tering.
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