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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Nuaunal.
OFFICE OF rHR HowsRD In

OrYlcz OF TINS NBw.fORS EQUITABLE lNs Co.,
40 n tVAII,sr Ng7s DIRK, Jan G. 1907.
Board OF Directors have
~ TINS DAY declared Semi Annual Dividend Of TEN
tbe e.i i,,st JOHN MILLER Secretary.
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Dcntistrn.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

A GREAT DISCOVERY.
u ANFsTHETlC NITROUS OXIDE.
r,b oo.fi,eiy et,fsofri without pain by Dr. HOYT ~
v.-oa md .os Dannfaciurerer OF isAgrHsTIC Nna0cs
rJer mol Laueu Gas but STRICTLY anast.ie ss,nl en-
uley free FROM. ,rhtinf shec'' end prroc,Y hs,A'
es,, .le~p with pleasing srnsAiions and perfect ~
sn.6ly pan, daar which extra. teeth wiihos, ne .,
snowedss " The psen. teeth ied ana ainoa 80 "a
u' H0YT b.niin No. DI Broadway near ?o'br
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THE TICKET-oS-LEAyE MAN.

WALLACKs. TUESDAY:
w Doors open at u o'clock; Overture commences - y
o'clock curtain rises at its conclusion.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Reserved retained until the conclusion OF the m
II Is respectfully requested that parties securing saoA
will puncne possible there plays -
which the hrst act than fifteen mnutes
SEyENrY-NINfH
night OF Mr.. Lester Wsliack'. standard play
EOSEDALE,
with is beautiful scenery, machinery. original m1
great cast and attractive tableanx.
Mr. Lester Walsck Mr. Gilbert, NJ. Fisher, Mr Hoiaa4
Mr. john Seton, Mr.. DAILY Nr Browne Nr Psrkes, n.
PoDe Mrs. Boey Miss Cannon Miss Morant Mrs. terrout
M. John Seton Miss Barrett Miss LebTun and Miss Csrn0
sustaining their Original characters
WEDNESDAY-MARuED LIE
THURsDAY-E ishtieth night Of ROSEDALE.
FRlDAY-THE CLANDESTISE MARRIAGE
SATCRDAY-Eigaty- nrst time ROSEDALE
Due notice will Ne 0f the next representation of IN
LOVE CHASE, NAVAL ENGAGEMENIs, and The oAD
ENOLIsH GENTLEMAN
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STATE OF CoSSECTlCur, Treasury OFFICE,
HAaTyORD Jan. 49, 1853. )
GALE of SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS

GALE of SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS.
- -sesed proposals for the purchase Of 2C0oOco o. tie
fouds oil re state Connecticut WI be received q the
oe OF ne Treasurer Hartford until the 25d day Of Jsnu
ary 6i noon when said proposals will be opened ~ tue
rren- of lah bddei- choose attend and tie Bonds
awarded Go a. highest bidders 80
Fscl rrop s most 90 peoupsnied with certificate or
d., a. certified check On any s,isen bank in The STATE o
Gruec W MaGsacLuetts the City Of New York, equal
% rye uer en' oil tire u94lt s1bacDei 70 be hsd - se
.ur u! the faithful fuont Of sre bid and returned 20
H. owners on their order
ri. provided that bid be accepted at lees than ths
psI vae OF Bouds and ud payment "a cnds current IA
Now ard Boston viii be required within hSs ooys after
ooti-e % acceptance.
bonds 5rc dated January l. 1864 and payable in twenty
,esf fron dse ~ he Tres.urefs Office, with S per cent
coupons sscod payable n The lace In January and
s.d bords 10 % Issued provided not les ,hfn sS0OVO Of
sLs lass desired. .
suii. ana OF zoo eco s specialy established, and the
All and credit The redged the redemption Of tie
above mentioned Bonds Of which - authoTled by
A. o. General Assembly passed Al their special session and
al 2rossd Jan Is, 1864
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Mt h. GRIFFIN N BROS, No. 2os Grand'
At New York and No Isl Fulton st., Brooklyn, are ~
,r,eng Teeth positively whou, pain by the ue OF nitrous
30 "a, No charge FOR extracting when ARTIFICIAL teeth are
~ he inherited They also inserting l set. OF Teeth o.
God AS, Platna Sl3i SILVER. slc; Rubber siO la -
| So on gold, 81 sIfs., w. EIlGscsas ~ seo'.
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NIBLO's SALOON.
~ HARRIsON'S
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
Third Night IN Scs ORR.
TILE UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
UNIVERSAL APPRECIATION
Os
RESTORATION
ENGLISH OPERA.
SfBIOS SALOON udIc- tho Manager 70 respond to th
many solicitations Ito patrons OF art, 10 feD-lf
TUESDAY EVENING. jan 10, 1884,
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL,
Nth ~, following powerful aud efficient east;
ARLiSF.......MAD COMIE BORCHtRD.
Gips-y Qnesn.....................M ss Reynolds
1l4fGfus. sp4I. ". thslr.
Count ArrlrinL ..............Nr. >. 1. ialpHelI
Dr.l.sluui.. leo. rca-
florestelu.. M IL y. fisr-
Captain Of Guard Mr.. Florence.
Retalner. Peasants, Lorfs, Ladies and Oip.ey.,
By Member, OF the Chorus and Corps De Ballet.
In ths Frs, Act TabOurne Ounce by Mss Jennie Oo1fsy
Third ,ts Of tho Eug.ish Opera. Tuesday
a.. 18th; Ihursdsy. t!s slst - -. $3.50.
SEAT, can d. secured THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE, at
Beer Schirmer, No. 70 broadway, and Il the irving Hall
lics,ts.......................ss ~ t'AH
Reseryed >eas...................ao Cents EALs
Doors open ~ o clock Commence at q Q clocA
Wallace. iayorte Opera, IN Acts, VI
MARIANA,
/. IN rehearsal, snl vii be produced in few days
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DouGLas RoBrSsos. Secrcisfy
hi. Conp.nv having etlbised Br.ncl Of,e', =, London
under the rnsnsyerieu. of Messr, JOIN PCKEBsGlLL
son end a, Liverpool Under he man's,meni o. Me'Hs
GUION Co. Ehks viii he taken In London AID Liverpool
on ~ oen. 60 and fr,ra Ell pas ofths word on 10 ane
terms snd conditions OF obtained Jn the bret cl.' toul'
rtni-s M Tn.,rd Loose, under Policies Issued BY ilc'-
liz inches W be adus,i nd paid either o. London Liver
pool OF EeN-YoiE my be sgietd ghea the fiA' ne
taken.
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NAN AMBURGH g. Co.'S MENAGERIE.

WAN AMBURGH g. Co.'S MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
'Aii ' No: ;ii md sii BRoxDwIY, ~
Between Srr!ng and Prince
Open from 10 a. M, 70 10 p m. Admission 70 cents
Tho MonAseTe Il no on. = ,.t IT, WEEK
Although costing the propulsion. nearly
(rhe largest - cent show in the ~ond),
HAS PROVED A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
Vas. numbers of animals and ord, the mos; beautiful Of
their 'i'd ''' f Zo6 SI1SI5ficsSG COLLECTION
rch magnitude and excellence hes never before been
''''''' INSTRUCTIONS And AMUSEMENT
are harInonionsly blended in one. II IS an
ELEGANT FAMILY RESORT
where 'SG9n'r KY 9N 81 0 Ea S' G asrosY
Members Of religion. .ocee pesdLsye conscientious
''''''' u 'd GREAT Rat MORAL INHIBITION.
aside from the absence Of everything immoral furnishes
Ths esIgy and NE = &c cty dai;y , ,st tti'
' M0aSiYG, AETERSooT and EVENING.
OfLiog, Tss, LsgPT'd' Pss yn h Ma EEIerA
NIRCUS. BROADWAY AYPHlTHEATER,
" No. is5 BROADWAY.
L. D. F;1'MiiY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
h EvERY A f. sitNSGNS A ah hHvfNiS6'
when tie programme Of Performance, viii DO arranged with
especial regard 70 the amusement Of the rising geuerson
nd viii found rcpste with ATTRACTIONS winch CANNOT
DELIGHT THE JUVENILES,
THIS EVENING,
The entertainments will commence wllhs
GRAND EQUESTRIAN EEIHEE.
The rrecefs and accomplish she'd Equesirienne.
MADAME LOUISE fOUhHAlRE,
viii appeal Ia
TWO BEAUTIFUL ACTS!
TIL sPANOLA BROTHERS,
The most versatile and accOp he'd OF symnaFc artists In
their unsqd-led display Of agility and mascusr powell
entitled
La BARRADE REsORTE!
SOMERSErTiNG OK HoRS EBACK
By THE YOUNG AMERICAN, ROBERT SIICKNEY
u SPLENDID ACTS.
coDy rising every variety Of
DAsHfSG HORSEMANSHlP
AND CLASSIC OLYMPIC GAMES,
introducing - -. ......
ALL THE STAR RIDERS AND ACROBArs
attached 60 the establishment To conclude with the indee'
crlnabiy couical rqarsrriln sItraysglnza eutted
TIE FRENCH RIDING SCHOOL,
Door. open aud 2; 10 commence at y and u.
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Amusements.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
TOM TAYLoRs SPLENDID DRAMA.
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
THE IlCKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
THE TlCKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
II MUST BE REMOVED
II MUST BE REMOVED
sler tbs week to give place %
which have been long in course OF preparation DuhAa -
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
st and I. O'Clock.
Just engaged, at great expense
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER,
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
who produces beautiful music on
THREE WHISTLES AT ONCE.
wv '''' THREE Colossal &C GiANTsi
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTS.
EIGHT LIGHT FEET pfiA FodR iNeaEs Hiios.
ANNA SWAN, THE NovA-SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL,
'''1 ''''Ef EIGHT FEET ONE INCH HIoHs
THE GIANT BOY.
:" '''' FULL EIGHT FEET HIGH,
THE GREATEST PYRAMID or 0lAND
ever beheld by mortal eyes
la contrast with them -
TWO on THE SMALLEST DwARF3
over seen on the face of the globe,
A MERE MOLEHILL or HUMANITY
THE LlLIPUTIAN KING,
Ia Yeafs Old % Inches High, and weighs but IL "a
GEN. GRANT, it,,
II Years Old, and Gully q Inches High.
ALBINO FAMILY, FROM MADAGASCAk,
the NOT arfymSTSE %pscaI TROUPE
Consisting Of ak rures zs Of life, which play upon
NOVEL PIANOS, OR GAkPERIANS,
producing music equal TO o iull orchestra. -
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAx-FIGURnA
TIE MONSTER SERPENrS.
GRAND AQUARIA, Sea Lion, Mammoth Beast
ROBERT EOUDlN'S AUTOMATON WRITEA
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL lNSx1D
MENr. and million other wonders
Admission Is cents. Children under ten. Is centa
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WINTER GARDEN.-Jan. 10, 1864.
w TICKET OF LEAVE CERTIFICATE
For wel-condacted men discharged on service
1912. Robert Briefly,
Aged2. Born at GlassoR
In separate or other confinement. 80 months
On Public Works. ......2 years months
Original Trade or Occupation. armss
Prison Trade sLsoo1
These certify that his conduct under penal dscso
has been as follows
IL other confinement. ...................,...Uoo1
Given withOu: erasnre.
Deted November ., 1859
GOVERNOR PORTLAND PRIa0H.
The London Times in speaking of this Great Moral Dra1n
mentions fact which the Provincial press OF Great brtAn
and Ireland has given condensation 81, 49,.
clerk who had sbsconded from Liverpool with xsSA
the properly h employers, after visiting many pisces -
rived Birnnghanl about O'clock and after taking sozo
the heater while noun -
happened the piece hih being performed on the -
casiOn OF this yisit was $500
TIE TlCKET-OP-LEAVE MAN,
and The guilty uan have drawn moral nom Ne
when the In which the interview -
tween awkshag tue Detective, and the Iicketof
Man took place Parker the Cork, became effected ns =
went OF the thea;er got three envelopes and sent $
bsck to his employers. - .,.
TO-SIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
Mr.. and MRS. w. J. FLORENCE
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ID No IN broadway eutfanc. on Psfs place. Ae. fosk
jan b I9sI-Tho Trustee, of III. in.on have directed
tim, interest deposits cutiuet a'e.o Al N" rate o. 81
pTH CFSr per annam o. not oEcefdins 500 end
1--WE PR CENT 80, fee from Government Tar
win he aid on aud after MONDAY, January H. Interest
reccd 10 te crrd, of depo.torr and II not hdfawn WI
Srsy interest fls .srne d,post nom January J. bank
opeu dsy from 40 70 o'clock. .. -,
WADE 2. WORRALf. SECRETARY.
prrYR CrglIgG. Acco.niant.
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A CADEMT OF MUSIC.
n GERMAN OPERA.
LAST B'r ONE PElORMANCE,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90 1874
BENEFIT OF MILE. CANlSSA-
gANNHAEUSER
Grand Opers in,lrse acts by T. Wagner withthe ol0w1o
east: $500. ,o,rDvo,c,
MILE. CANlSSA HhhR hlMhEhou
VENR UABELNANN, HERR sTEll'ECRE,
HERR HERMANN, HEIR OhAFr -.
MeiabeT, S,s'a,y have kindly volunteered -
assist in he choruses. go,
IN. procession second viii be Of unusual splend1
new costumes appointments, ac, increased orchestra -
chorus. ......
Prices usual.
Tn. sale Of Tickets will commence on TUESDAY MORn
ING al he Academy OF Music, and a, Beer schirmerh ~
10l Eroldway ID, ,,.,
season and Comp lmentary tickets viii not be admitted
DROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC.
ID THIS (Tuesdayl EVENING, Jan 49, 1904
BENEFIT
aud
LAST APPEARANCE
EDWIN BOOTH.
TWO CHARACTERS.
Ms snd Mrs. F. b. CONWAY.
Mr. JOHN DY0rr
MERCHANT OF VENICE
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIo.
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DENTAL ASSOCIATION
rt,.c, Teeth by the NITROUS OXIDE GAS made fresh
daily and administered 10y VI r, Iy'1n; o ,IN SIN
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ia os InE CoNIINENIAI INsusANcn 90
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-

fIIs anu = II INIIsI.I IINNt VI tIIV
i en- Of The AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
cF BE- he'd 81 ofc. o. the Company No Jas Broad~ay
e. the Cry OF NewYors WEDNESDAY the I'm dey Oi
Isnusrg instant - y O'Clock InDa'ed Jan. H. itt+.
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
AEa-d.

Tbs membsrsof the fru of John ".
'6ruen & Co, Who lost their an by thr
consumption By FIRE of their newly es-
tablished Woollen Fsctory, viii, blythe
aid Of their Hell-wishing fellow citizens
try to start their business anew. Fol.
lowing the advice of well-meaning
friends, they viii endeaTor 10 raise a
small cash capital by way Of q eollec-
ton, which, with the amount Of stock
saved in the shape Of wcol and ma
chinery, will enable them to re-buildsand
run their factory again
The members of the shove FIRM are
all citizens Of ourncitF, known as hard
working, industrious men, who, with oaly
a small capital at their command, have,
in the short space OF two years, built up
q business which by this time has proved
to Be net only vaiaable addition to the
mercantile and manufacturing facilities
of our city, bat was the only establish
ment here, where a number Of women
found remEuerztive and constant en-
ployment ~ 20 =4
We need not say any more to insure
70 those well-meaning men, from our
well-to-do citizens all the aid they need,
and in short time the ear Of the passer
down Third Street will again be greeted
by the noise of the seaselNss looms and
lsplndlss, as a forcible proof Of the in
dustry of. the city Of Evansville.
SEVERAL CITIZENS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
fhs fraud Acknowledged.

We learn, says the Wabash E1pTsss
Of yesterday, that the Township Trustees
of the township in which Sullivan is 10
Gated, together with the Judges and
Clerks of the election, have acknowl-
edged under their own signatures. that
frauds were perpetrated in that precinct
at the recent election. They state, as
We learn, that the ballot box was opened
in the evening while they were at supper,
And the fraud perpe'rated in that..maa-
ner. The fact Of this fraud was too pal.
pable for these men TO remain silent any
AleageF. This fraud will make differ
enoe in the vote in favor of Col Wash
burn, of nearly 500 votes. There is 90
doubt, however, but wat Col Washburn
received a handsome majority of the
loyal votes cast The whole matter
however, viii be investigated in, the
proper manner. @
We had heard the same statement
and hsve reason to believe it is true. Il
vas another Lamasco affair, only more 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
Zen, Nsusaeld's speech.

Owing to inadequats notice and indi.
cations of rain, the attendance ct the
Wigwsm last evening was not SO large
as we desired. The Generalzmsie a
fne, argumentative speech; one that
was convincing to every unbiased END.
BE first spoke in English and lien, for
a short time, addressed his German fell
Ios-citizens in their own language He
secured the attention of his audience
throughout, and many Of bis bfS
9 brought down the house" Among bis
hearers were several Kautuckiaus wao
have been compelled to abandon their
homes by the guerrillas. They seemed
to be highly pleased with bis remarks
and endorsed them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

oPERArIoNs OF TIE DalFr.-Ths
officers connected With the draft are
very busy just now, in this cay, in ex-
auiintng aud saustsring in those who
have been so lucky as to draw Aprize in
UnclsSam's great lottery
Those who pass the ordeal of the ex.
aiming sargeon are furnished with an
elegant suit of blue, complete. with good
substantial shoes and caps, and arrange.
msnts made for their board and lodging.
There was a large delegation from
Knox county in the city yesterday, put
ting in substitutes and seeking exemp-
tons on thepriEe they had drawn, and
the office Of the Provost Marshal pre-
seated lively appearance.
We learn that Knox county is not re-
spending as promptly as was expected,
several of those drafted having gone in
search of Grand Commander Dodd- In
consequences, it is supposed, a aew draft
viii have to be ordered in that county.
Every man is interested in seeing
that all who. are drafted should report
themselves for examination and mus
ter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26


DELIcIous-0ur excellent and thor.
Ough-going Union friend Louis Guise, of
Armstrong Township, sent US, yesterday,
q sample Of the Sorgho Molasses that he
has been making. We hare tasted q
good many varieties Of the Sorgho, but
we are eoafdent that sent US by Brother
Guise excels them all; in fact takes
the rag of tho bush" knocks the per-
simmons Il is thick as honey, clear
aud highly favored. Besides it has less
of the rank taste which is noticed in
most Of the Sorgho Syrup.
If our people continue to improve as
they have dOns in making this Syrup it
will soon asurp the place 50 long occu.
pied BY Orleans mOIasses. May the day
speedily comet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

cIRcVIT CovRr The whole of yestsr-
day morning was occupied with tbs
hearing Of civil quits, Involving nothing
Of interest to the general reader.
During the afternoon the Prosecuting
Attorney took up the case Of The State
Of Indiana e. Nathan Nolsn--I.areeny.
The defendant 10 this case is Mexican,
and was charged with stealing a male
from S. C. Rogers, in the Bayou The
evidence Of the stealing was pretty
clear, as the mule was clearly identified
az having belonged to Rogers, and as
having been sold by the defendants No
Ian. The defense was, that Nolan was
so drunk that he was not conscious of
what he was doing had borrowed the
mule Of Rogers, and sold it to John
Snip for S27. stinson for the State;
A. L. Robinson for the defense, After
a brief charge BY the Court, the case
was submitted to the jury about four
% cisek, who retired to consider their
Vsrdics 81 n amer RON er faE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
All Hail Connecticut /!


The triumph Of the Union uen in the
lows elsetions in this State Is most
grstifying aud significant The Copper
heads put forth every effort and tried to
ss1kl march upon the Unionists, bat
they we're terribly disappointed One
reason the Copperhe&ds were so anxious
TO succeed, was that success would give
them control of the ballot boxes in the
Nors Der election. Yet, mark the re-
suit. eighty-four towns the Union
x sins towns while they lose bat
soiseS Noyember will show the 'Iand Of
steady habits on the side Of Lincoln
and johnson BY increased majoFilies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

MCCLELLAN POLK RAisISG From the
Copperhead srgan on laird street, we
learn that Mcclellan pole is to be raised
in Henderson to-day, aud that speakers
from Evansville will 10 present
Now ia !, not somewhat singular that
a Mcclellan pole should be raised in
Henderson just now, when that county
is overrun with rebel troops and gner.
rillas. and that Mcclellan men should
go there 70 make speeches at time
when the regular packets are prohibited
or afraid to land there. Perhaps it is,
ike the Masonic funeral We made men
ton of the other day, to be attended by
the rebel leaders and their bands.
Mcclellan speakers from this city
would, no doubt, have bat little trouble
in fraternizing with the chiyalry who ars
Just now stealing horses, robbing hen
roosts, and quiet farm houses but, same
Of the unsophisticated and uaiaitiased
butternuts on this side of the river might
think strangely of it, and make some per-
tiuent inquiries of their own hearts rela-
tive to ths--consisteney Of the theory.
We hope some OF our Union friends in
Henderson will send Us report of the
proceedings and OF the perzonages par
ticipating IN this re. union. "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

r~We deem the following, whichsswe
clip from the river column of the TYass
of yesterday, ..of such Importance to river
men that We hasten 70 transfer il to our
columns
1t was certainly unkind in the Cres-
cent City Band to say on their badges
that "Rebels have no music in their
souls, and it is proper that the Times
should rebnke the band for tiiis gratui,
tous insult offered to its friends
1t is true, as the Times says, that the
members of the band know but little OF
the musical genius of the rebels, not.
withstanding some of them were through
BuslRs campaign.
The epithst dirty scoundrels, as ap-
piled to the members Of the band, and
''lanky old hound as applied to the.
President of the United States, will be
duly appreciated By the respectable poFr
ton Of this community, and show that
the writer Of them has fine appreeia-
ton Of common decency. such only "a
could haze been acquired BY an inti-
matef association with the high-toned
/ Southerners, such as Morgan, the horse
thief, Forrest, the fend of the Fort
Pillow massacre, and the plundering
thieves who infest Kentucky. Bat 10
the precious extract:
/ The Gen. Anderson brought up q
little tobacco and left with all the freight
she could carry, besides great crowd
Of people, and the Black Republican
4 Brass Band, who were going down int
Egypt to blow their horns to the Druidi
down there The dirty scoundrels whC
leltefed their badges Rebels have ne
music in their souls knew but Little 0
the musical genius Of the people whom
they call rebels or they would not hayt
had one.
They call all who do not wear the col
lar of the railspliiier rebels, and W,
think they will find few followers Of th'
lanky old hound down in Egypt The.
made fine music, and the Andersen
made very fine show as she wen
above the city aud ran down with rsll
road speed AW8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

A -VALuAsLR BRIcK.-Ths Philadel-
phia BWIlstia describes ''brick,r CON-
posed of silver and gold combined,
which has been sent to the Z. s
Christian Commission. Stamped on it
is the inscription, Nevada Territory
to the U. S. Christian Commission. II
contains s4ST 60 in gold and 1902 81 in
silver, and is worth in earreney 8, sos IS.
The Commission has also lately received
from Portland, Oregon, sl,4Ss; from
San Franeisco-ths proceeds Of Fair
-S5l, 900; and from other sources 49,
000 These liberal gifts are well-timed,
as the Commission is sending large sup
pliss to Shsridan's army, to the army of
the Potomac, tOthe suffering Union sol.
dlers m Missouri, and to all other places
where there are Union forces.