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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
WHISKY. !.
ORANGE VALLkY WHISKY.
beware Of COunterfeit.!

WE, TUE UBDERsIGHED, ROoTE, NASH
w k oQ@tpf Cincinnati, Hho are the sole pro
prietors OF the we'll known brand OF orange Val
Icy Whisky, hayr been informed that certain per-
sons in St. Louis, Memphis. Evansville and other
places, have inirnged upon cur rights BY couD-
tsrfsiting and using the aboy. named brand, and
also others OF our brands, which are our proper
trade marks. Now, ws do b reby notify all such
D rsonB th & we will prosecute them 10 the full
extent Of ths Law for Infringing upon our rights,
and this pro esrtion hail b. not only for all they
may do In the future, bat also for ell damage
they may have done US in the past. Those who
have illegally used our brsuds, may avoid proc.
tlsmeEt to
FOOTE, NASH co,
IT and 10 Columbia q, Oincinnati.
lad HKIEAs, 90 and o. Main streat. Evans
viile, are selling the genuine article. iuiyl-2m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

TIE TRIsUEH AND HoRAcR GREELEY
The New York correspondent Of the
cincinpati Gazette says: u go 81. :.
"Articles are going the rounds Of the
newspaper press to the. effect that Hor-
ace Greeley has ceased 70 have any con-
troll OF the Tribu'se, and some accounts
90 20 far as TO stats that he has no, con-
ueetion with that journal There % not
a word of truth in. these reports. Mr.
Greeley Is not only editorin-chief still,
but be does not write less than two col-
umns for every issue Of the paper, un-
less be happens TO be out of town. At
the last meeting Of tho stockholders of
the Tribune, his salary, to whose ad-
vance he has always been opposed, was
raised from $5, 600 TO ", 500 per annun,
In spite Of his protestationssF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

EFeuA ali parts OF the sody An ave
~ sst-stss. 'sgAeef szyssy % fas stts. By :. Ur-
@Rss DsPILAT NJ P0wDEa." Ash or send for
Upham's Depilat9ry Powder. and take no othar..
frtce ~ Mailed 20 any kadrs@s for .2b, by O.,
g uPHAM, zsseutk Eighth strsst. PhiisdsisAiA a,
TTpham,s Hair Gfosa and CurltnR
~ Fluid h ths best hair crsssfng IN the world
II lmpsra beautiful gloss o fAs kasr Lssps q -
eari, promotes tU growth, &C. Price. 80 csna .
bottle. sterr'
UphAm,s letter Ofnfmsnt fs q surs
ear for Tsasy, Sak hhsrsa. Ch@p1sd HaaSs, Bay.
bs's fteA, As. Price, so esnts . bex. Ht
Upham's Asthma Cure rsIisvss ne msst
violsnt parozyisms of AsAsaa, IN - stsatss, and
efsets spesdy ezra Priss, % package. e
TTphsna's Dyspepsia Cure - war
" rAntsd 20 curs asy case q DvIspsse, -
usaasr Asu ieaF stasdS-s. Priee 81. sentby mail
Uphana's FreekIs Baafshsr removes
Frsekles. Tan, eubbuTu, Pimpiss on fbs Fec,
eoiteua the Rkin and Besutines the complexion
PFioa 90 eenta.
DIR. La P0rte'a Life EIlxfr, the great
bsryfas AID kejeosaaffns hsnsfg, restores u
mAsly xigor ali Nho are suffering from Impaired
spinal Energy, Nersors Dsbiiify, Ae.. arising
srum whAtsysT cause. Pries, sz package.
TIE Japanese Hair stain oolors ths
WhfsksrB or Mousaacha hess tifni bgsek ~ brcwu.
Tt eSnsists q oaig grsperaaion Coier will not
nsas ~ vAsh cut. oniy 50 esats bex.
Sold by g. O. UPHAM. rs soxsh Kishfh strssts
PhileeeiphiAs and bJ al Druggista- cirruiArs
., BRoUGHTOH 4 WOOD,
aefaHc1e Cor. Third ard Main sfrssts,
lsa-am Agsnts for Bsassviiia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

BIsHoP- ELECT OF LoUIsvILLE. - The
Most Reverend Archbishop Purcell has
received the Apostolic letters making
Right Reverend p. L. LayiAlIs, Presi-
dent of St. MArys College, near Louis
vile, Marion County, Kentucky, Bishop
Of Louisville. AEAE WB =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
no SOLDIERS.
~ 5OLO1Gh6. raie.
u. g.. Sanitary COmmfssion T
ARMY & NAVY
.sr Claim Agency. sral 3
no CHARGE POR SERVICES.
CHARLES Z. MARSH, Local Agent.
'g Ofaee 10. 6.....-...Third St. p
Z 10 (Bst Looust ssd Mafnj, 2
EvAHsVILBBs IEo. df ~ rsa

Tbs o. g. saultary cossnatssios, dsslTisg . r.
lisvs eoidsrs sailors ape Their iaaitiee ne a We
of s,sek .i-s,ss- ha-e sstmbi shs6 tkh tgancy 70
coileet iPensIons, AFresrs of Pay, Boansys as1
ether elafns agsiast - g2ssfs wtfn9yL
EaaTEyKE TO THE OLAIMAET5.
or sDvlioatiop ssnt 20 thts Agsncy, statipg ths
.s.,-e "a postoeaos address Of the q aimaat, the
sfass Of the cold .er whose cant the claim Il
n .as.n md date o. dischargs or deafh the pro- sr
blszks will BE- elIsd cut far As posafbte And
exscut and retzrDsd 20 this oIcs, y here fhs
efsfm VIII b vroseeutsd 70 hnMi fsBus % The
aherieai pos-ibls tias. iJII-s1v -sotdeoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
RULES AM REGULATluNn.

q L Ne P~pss sivsn away at ths oos nss- >, IN
ErAtzatoga circulation.
\ Ao advertisements. lcoal nOticss 0rpnasia
srsod IN niesa PrsPaia Or pay guarantsea.
> AdveressmeAts viii never BE- accompAntsd b
iseAl nseies anlesH contract Is made 10 that stcs
aaa value rsessved Fsx N. no.,,.
= se Local Nssice," however shert, viii.
Inserted Ar less than One Dollar each day.
) Marriages. Funeral Aad Religious No,scss
nast Invariably b PAid IN advance 60 secure ~
ssrssen. sl sos raE e fst
q Nc dsasisney On .hs part OF carriers wnl 4.
made geOe by The sfaee. ths carriers All 10
assss papprs - ordered and directed. they must
pay for thsir sarslessnsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
FusKsTILLE, July 2s.


Oil Greek garden progressing admir-
ably. Corn ten feet high, and caring.
Bean-stalks twenty feet high; poles beat
over with weighs Of fruit Tomatoes
ripe in . month or two. PeAs--e&sing
them long ago. Beets ditto. Radishes
ditto. Onions beyond all prsise Car
rots ditto. Flowers blooming like .
young maiden's cheek.
II is unnecessary 70 say that the edit
ora we're without their usual stprices of
crude " ut the wells, next morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

He1mboad's c@nSsnexa9sa ExernsG
8urAu In ths 6zsAf Dfnrs<is. EslnhcKA'u Cca.
ssatraasd ExtEaot saxssp@ris4 8 shs Ersns HIeea.
Pug92sg. BoeA AFRO prvpHwd axseBSznw % FaIns
o. KhAx@acy sn6 GheEiEsxy, and are o. wo1a
8@4feW that con he mm4n. fa1s u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

A Satirical writer in Paris processes
to have collected the coDjugal statistics
Of great number of households In that
city. He gives the result Of bis investi-
RatIons as follows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

SPIcT, VEnT.-Ths Titusvills Norn-
eng Herald asked the operator at Funks-
vile, near Petrolenn Center, to tels-'
graph him the latest market reports,
and how matters were progressing.
They receiEed- the following lzronic
Dig" H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
DRY GOODS.
New Arrangements.


New Arrangements.
OUR sALEsMEN WILL HAVE CHARGE OF
" separate stspsrtm@ata % aud afssr Augnat
let, ises, Ia the following cTdsrs ..t tf.,..
Bosions .- - BoAndiek
white 1ecds ysnDeunaa.
Dress eoeds----. .--..-----r-.---- --,2ust. hethiAa.
OetAs. nassimsrss and Vsstn ss..--.-J. Kissnhausr
Fiaansls ana Yaney woolsns............-...y Kuhu.
T. kransF,
Ooaks "A. Lanafngs
MARY Dunp.
Miisaesy Iris tDminEs--------s--hi hiss Elisa BALKAN.
It has eyer besp our aim 10 keep pace Nth on
fast RFowieg city Aba have sparsd nffshsr troabis
Dry aoods busiasss I'VE Issss ihs public 10 an !.
gwsv as 10 ear snoosss.l By EivinE eur nalsamsn
shAssse ef ssparAts Sepsrtmsnts, We hops, aud ars
essA1snts that II b - tue bsneat nf car sas-
t5msrs, As tt is tbs duty Of the chief of saeh de-
pagtmsst - kssD - On order, and hase u AlwaJs
~esl ssssrtd, hy rsperting goods sold qui, OF
sthsrs thst nzsy b wanting. For the prtssnf All
saisenssn are psrnitted 20 saka cestomAr and
nzd atl shru1gh the store.
Zrom thS aOns Prize" syatsu ws yin allow
ne esvfssiep bat Haid Bries ws Wffi try 9na hass
always - leW &c the iewest. rt4 e a.
All 9seas are warrantse e rtpreeentsd.t ~
Fer the whclexals trade vs haxa Eoysltiss -
veil - bAFg4fhs fn pomestie Goods Ahd u VII
pmy q @sfek 9nt - losk ahEessxh eur uook bsf0rs
e1rshsGfsg sisswbefe. SO froubls 70 show Goods.
ufG. ECHAPEEH BU5SIEG,
asSi. nc a. and q Main Street..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
BOOKS.

aaan sea ssss E.fssbifa - geo
ssal yas@ sssa Less Ss1i saa'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Wives run away from their hnsbAnds........ I,l2a
husbands run awsy from their wives ....... 2 34s
Husbands separated from their wives ludi-
eiaily or BY agreement. ATS
Husbands In open hostility with wivsa.-.,.lT, ,s45
Husbands quarreiiDg With wives ~ homE
though living apparently In peace. ,27a
Househflda where the greatest ldineteneo
prevails bstwson hzs6and ana via .........ss 2se
sus poaed 10 be harry IT'S
Comparatively happy l27
Really I3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

sa5 q 60 ssf g.asra e p q h5sa
~. a.sAsa sAi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

eh.f aic1 mankfnd arfns from eorruptiope of She
bfeef Hslmbotdp Extrsst of 8arnzrAFilia h -
pi1nsdy e he ufnsst vHins-I sg ssi saislsl f.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

ffrsI ~ "a 11asf-sa4 W Na
sef ~ a.t esssE s4ssss Il. Ifs.afa ~ =
b II rs.gbsa saosih &eE-4t a~A+~-isi
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

RrsssAsDt Lineoln's Message - Cengrsss.
(From The london Tines, Dec 20
The only point OF intercst In President Lncons vey
bald Mcssage s lis disappointment Of he expcctsto.e
short, the Message u chiefly remarkable declar1ng
thAs Mr. Uncsn In his second Presidency will bc pre-
cisey what he has been for the last four years All 70
know thai he win abide BY the .patform" ses foreh
by his friends previous " his election He M chossA
% continue the war and q win pot ccsss 70 long - -
trlity been maintained thas there is ouy one ponA
which concerns this empire In MS Mesugc directly m
resolution OF the federal governments % place an od6
honal fbvcs NE great skss - not % Be osu-
object Of The Confedcstes make the British provinces
the basis Of knf Of operations against their enemy
Al reRds the Canadian authorities hope and believe
they win not fall 10 take measures prevent the terri
tory being made the basis Of ncprsions into friendly
State and n satisfactory 70 that Mr. Lincoln acau1o
them Of heine unjust and unfendly The
II by placing aunbosts Lakes Ontario and Erie he
impede these enterprises be win only he engaged In
object In which fs BrsfiA c<tAsysfs wiu be besN1 =
essisf h But We sincerely sust that this ncrcsse -
force nos meant 70 be pcrm.nenb Tor no measure has
cf the two Powers on thess nIand wsterA
Az W probabls thst "A short time the
military and naval defences of this great frontier vii
pass Into the hands Of the cconstz themselves, w
should see with regret the rrcnsb'Iy of new burdens
being imposed on an infant ssase which desires only
pursue 10 peaceful way Nor can We conceive whse
necessity there that The occssicnal orays ef few -
venturers shosd be brought into counsction with the
question OF continuing modifying the rights Of ansn
from Canada through Ne United States - wen - the
,ss.on O. ~s,ss q e -
politician and man Of eommon ssnse, " Lincoln cannee
believe ANYTHING - absurd thss President Davis kssyo
an unwilling psopen rsbeIlion 70 the federal author
Ne feels thsa shSss ~ hses = rsswsssng 0s unAnA
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Jan 8-eRsM
r. stsok arst ws.s moderately active bat iusogul.z
- tAs Ara bsard Ths CLOSING sies compared viii
ths = eassraay's boant showed the following varis
rsss-Ee improved X, ,Nsw York Central X, llinoil
Csnaal y, cisvsan4 and P1ttsburg- az, Chicago and
y, Fort Wayne ~, Cumbnixnd coal 2yS, Narpom L
Hadssa river declined N, osicksivsr ~ Michiya.
eosthsn was steady.
Government securities were arm. Coupon nvetwen-
ns4 NV issas. advanced y; ssn-fsrtiss Y. Oneysar
certificates were sssady a o. 4 fs4ss
A. the open hoard ~ one O'Clock the market was
sesongs but inaotivG A. the second regular board t
vas MORO aninatsl The closing sales showed an im-
prevsasas IN 1ris = y, Reading ~ Michigan csatsal
n, Mishigaa ssusAs. M nncas Central X, Cleveland
sad Pitlsbazy 4. Chioaso and Northwestern n Fort
Wayas e. Hnksea River and Rock Island were steady
ouiokaivS dsclins4 3 Naripesaa f...s..
Tue a1teurne4 needing II the stockholders Of the
lass esnpan ~ this day. further adjourned fer
twenty-five 1sy4 durtug which the committee appointed
= insaiss int As an Or the company 70 prepare
. report thassupens ~ A @tEnta 9gt s0
Govsnmnt securities coatiausd azn Coupon Size,
lssi. savsnsstkAk oespsa aveswensies, new ssass,
Is; - fnrtisas ~ M X, m i.,s
- sesss - ussH strsus ma In the ascendant
- ~. sn1ss - q speculation fbr riss con
oHnsn - sOsa - ssaandistion of Tho report thas
- ~ - ~ bls1r wsBe going 70 Rchmend with
vas~ - Peacs Negotiations and the return Of those
gaai1snsA y Wilmington soms ara inclined 70 believe
tAas there wss sdsss % their part to visit Richmond
~ eoafr wi ths rebe authorities bt that the Prosi
Asas opposed the proceeding and the rise In gold
= accounted coe ~ them on the theory that the
sdmiaiztsatioa h steadily opposed to all measures
NOT dictated BY the sword from which they
nfsr oager continuance Of the than II the temper
sf the government was otherwise. There is no good
sason, however, why gold should have been affected by
~ Asr The mos or is contradiction; but spectators
pecie lose 10 opportunity Of influencing the premium
ND speculation b mainly directed In favor Of RISE
ssca ~ Il Il eas 70 put no premium up than down,
he o. urss Of The market s not surprising The quota
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

Money - Doen active to-day at seven cent CALL
snA nrst cla commercial paper has been discounted
sisk snd - lper Oent with exceptional transactions
short dates seyen and half Ths statement Of The
Asssssted bsa ks for the week shows
q q a2l. end In deposits or &c. The specie
d siss redua ed so3l 230 These figures reflect
che condto, ~. he money market the present time
tAs ordinary e.t u which this the
hsvs besa uufHvon by acted upon by the recent large
shstpsicas % se tenforty loan speculative lots still
hanging over the mn xe@ cs
Thssv sssms - - very little disposition among the
leaIeu = securities 70 subscribe further
this Ioan and :. NJ M. kct price below the subscription
prios of nsr - ,<A rest, there is Inducements
6ss the pubiIc "A sonne i. 4 buyers An aTgc
u the bonAs already held In the street. the
SAoadsn appssr - be 70 - aexen taciiIy combined
- tske m mara - :. En-. Is TO be withdrawn
ss IN insk thev ho~e n - akc larger profit by what
sAsy have than Il thsv pcra 'ed their risk by further
subarptona Herein lies ~ ictica argument against
eoaGstng leans and an uncertA a Treasury policy
me- principal Of the Texas IND nn'y ooaas, amount
'tng 70 e2e52 90 IN gold matured to-day together with
nsasy nins millions or interest On 'ne pubic deot less
~ amount Of iatsrost nvetwen " ooncs anticipated
The spscs Drain en The Trcasun Is therefore con-
ddsrablA
The Secretary ef tAs rrsssu,v In, : gnned his willing
sa 70 accept payment Of subscrpsica 70 the tenoy
baa !. three instalmeafs, provided tney are to the
ahssns ef eiS ~ cpd upwards in m 'spies Of $780,
sAnsly o. tho Tsh the 18th Aad the ma, instant
Foreign exchange has beon IN very y 'n' demand 70
~ u former ratss 1e8 LOO fcr neErAs us Diis aud
. ~ Ieox sur bsnkass "a sixtv aaya and one per
o NJ advance u three .,..-.--r ~, \. 49,.
rns wh.rDs,o.s - ~. "A Ioa, sea.y at the First
ID Asaai Bank, saaouaasa " el4sooa Ths same oank
- Treasury asafss d ~ s1Aeat Of sepeose
bs Mssrcuolsaa Rs.k Il r,porssa TO bs = epasng 70
m.A~~ - x~xfnsa ~ sssd The nan Of Com
nsos sad 10 havs ssay ssnt In ~ appcas on 70 the
Tssasury 70 DO enroslsl - nskensl ipssitutoa Fri
me following table s0Ws ts sutas Of tho - somenss
= ~. .e.,.ad Senks of iii eitv On the nrst ssday
- - .,.h durns H. ~ year. with thoss OF the
Ia tUa Heeks:- 9IHtlL nra yoh.L . -..- an VI Nv
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
ss,sse,S Another Steamship Burned.
rHH 0B0xGE WASHINGTON, or THE Nkw vsRx AN
Srrsw m = A M LIME. TOT LILY DHSTROYED.

rHH oEoxGE WASHINGTON, or THE Nkw yeRx AND
y. NEW oRLsANs LINE. TOTALLY DESTROYED.
On Monday night The steamship George Wahington,
or the Cromwell limo Of New York and New osoans was
totally destroyed by her pcr No North river The
6rs probably originated In the engine nre room where
It was nrs discovered between nine and zen O'Clock Ths
flames spread rapidly through the vessel and In hour
aiI hope OF saving her was abandoned Al one time
there considerable danger OF the nre spresding
among the shipring adjacent 70 the Washington, for
her rigging was in flames II different times, and
the heat on the ngging Of other vsssels was
20 intense that II only by constant effort % the part
OF the nremcn that II was kept from igniting. At
twelve O'Clock tho forward pa OF the ship was all do
sroyed and the dsyourng element continued It's work
cabins and they also soon destroyed Tha 1re
tnued until the vessel burned 10 tho watorx odge.
The cargo OF the vosel consisting OF corbnshc mate
RAILS was about TO 10 discharged, but little IL any OF
was removed. destroyed with the ship Tho loss
Of the vessel amouafs about one hundred ard twenty
five thousand dollars Tho valuc Of the cargo Is 10
be aided Tho amount OF It's value n unknown, bat
supposed TO be about $750 900 IL was fortunate that
there was very light wind during the time the steamer
was burning disastrous rcsuas might have been
the consequence.
We learn that the cargo consisted Of FIVE hundred
baes Of cotton about three thousand barrels OF four
together with sugar and other valuable merchandise.
The George Washington arrived ~ this port on Friday
II Is ead that but three on board at the time
OF the discovery of the nre One waa tho ships watch
man and two waars whom the watchman had shown 10
their quartsrs shSr time prrvious
Tho vessel IL insured for $1,000 In the following
Western, Harmouy, Phenix, Dsawarc, Mutual Safety,
Of PhiadeIphia and Insurance Company Of North
America, of Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

The wheat market remained ~ Q stand, and prices
werA irregular ana, In the main, nominal sales eOo0
bush ss amber winter Western q - IS ~ g. Rye,
barley and malt inactive, but firm The corn mar
kes duh ana nominal at 81 " 81 81 for mixed
western and 25O0 bushels whitA southern at - o.
OTIS were nrmsy with sales 81 0s for Prince Edwsd's
haland and 81 osk . 81 0ok for wnsstsrn- tla
CAx1rIm --Adamantne continues very quiet, ana We
have NO saes 70 report, prices bsing about the same
Bpevn and patent quist as A6c . nc
Cs1rxK advance In gold to-day impaired rnshcr
nous nrmness 70 the Market and raaher more inquiry
wss. nososable4 salss were A46O bap Rio, per Hiram
private tsms We qucss:-Ric prime tec, goa
sc. AS1<c, fAir x3sfc No, ordinary ~ 20 A2c.,
Mr 70 kood carsoes ishc llc Jaws, mats and hag,
soa, nsrscaibo Ac i6o LAguayra 80 . go, four
months; st. Domingo llko, cash Stock sn hsnd
January issS Rio 81 ssai lava mats e co. govern
menu bags go; Bahia 1e Maxacsbc lo6 other Dc.
snrsptons 10 23y Total 15s 270 Receipts Of Rio and
Sghtoe during the year 1894 6hS, 100 bags
Corpm-0n account Of the holidays very little bus
has been censummsioA but the actual slee repro
advance of fully hc per h. since our last re
por and holders as tho close demanded Soc tor all dc
scriptions, consequent upon the upward tendency o.
| gold Sales some 1000 iba, q <sc for Porting
4 Lake and Baltimore
| Corrox.--The market fally 2c higher and NOR
| active In sympathy with gold. The demand ohienl
speculative, with some inquiry FROM spnner Sales 20
| We
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

rhs assroesss amount OF exports exclusve OF specie)
uu the port of Nov York 70 foreign ports FOR me week
ending January q 1ses, was %, a,6ss,sia
rhs new Govsrnsr sf This STATE In his message 70 ne
LseislaGars yesterday gives satisfactory czhbis OF tho
snanoss n making both ends meet or nearly So can %
ssrmed sassfAossy He sys there y deficiency N mo
general fund oe ssssslA which viii mot be considered
very aArmag amount for great State fun Of resources
us Nov York psicularly whom we rscur 70 the facs
,hs enormously increased sxpsnsss which hs reeece
- brought upsn M The treasury, on account o. cnss
fu.ds has bssn overdrAwn $4,000 The receipts
suv.ns ne year ending September 30, nom sn ~
souross. sxosps he canals, amounted 70 sisos7e2s,
s.d sss payments 70 $ls 27ss7o, the excess o.
shs rsosips having besn applied ssds covering Ss
,seoo,eucy cf lsss which was 81 ls2Ts5 The asSs q
shs ss.s d nov ss2zaesA Ths circulation OF me e'd
ssnts sae Governor ys $40 cas which 70 ssaars'
~ msr.eascs sa1 saoss vaiusd = 80 soss2A 30 ~
sssr, arc in cpsssioa ia this STATE one hundred and wv
...,o.s, banks. win capital of s2l, ia 500 There s
.bs error in these ngures There ere ons hundred On
..vs. national banlu in the State, with an asgressa
.u,..I az sls 7as 500 Ths two banking syssems NOV
MARA Tho following exhibit
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
Mess.gs Of csvsrnsr Fletcher, OF Missouri.
4t 81. LoCIs, Jan 2, 1s6s

Message Of oovernor Fletcher, OF Mtssourf.
sr. LoCIs, Jan 2, 1s6S
Thomas G. retcher the newly elected radical Governor
ss this stsss, was nsuguratsd In Jsnson City today
and his Inaugural message rad 70 the Assembly.
Aer speaking In general but glowing terms Of the
err Of freedom for the State the fste Of slavery shs
psoplss verdict a svinesd shs election the
duty ef al 10 sink the patssan IN the pstos the dark
past ana The bright future the advantages and
Of MissDur-thc future home Of pfolrees truth and faith
SsosSsmsrs of ts sssss government with ali she ss
surcs u the national administration he advises The
I<ssisGurs 10 provide home and education for the
nsnss % % ssScss en- b .bsii srs prss.rsno. . men
who have served with honor in the Geld He
ssssass q = q include military iSsruecn and
tbe transformsfica Of The State University into
: free academy, with I've departments bearing
mcns cf our agriculture and mnersi wealth He advises
modncation Of tte militia law and division Of thcss
subject 20 military duty into two ciassea He favo the
sboIisbmont Of the continuation clause IN The present
Law, and says ths right Of cisscnship and home IN
Misscuri sushs 70 b insepsraSas ron ,,u the duty duty
esrs n he rsvisoa of the statutes - the
amendments 10 the constitution about 70 Be made viii
sboisios Of ali distinctions Of color in law relating
crimes and their punishment and the abrogAhon OF al
for ossn; and " ns s. :. s
,0'ss'1 he reSsssn have sissyowsd sssanes . u,
6,p oniy through the United States naturalization
Laws while liberty loving Foreigners willing 70 aght fo
sher Adopted country should have the probationary tern
precsdIna the acquisition Of ctzsnship shortened fc
ri the purposes Of State sleocna Ne advises the on
souragemsns Of emigration By al possible msens and y
1 snres Union men who have bem driven NON the Stat
thss they can return with safety Hs regrets the oondi
tion or our HnAncs and sugxss the issuance o. ners
hons for the accorded interest On the state debt sn
,hsf thss portion Of interest," Ne are hereafter
r.sh,s u uss 70 bear no interest for three rhe
70 pay shres per osnt ntsrese increasing = we se
| sns pey eentum peS annum, he maximum nt
| ~ - Ave psr eentum. He uvgee the propriety o
ssrs III shs railroads which have forfeited their char
ter 81 non.paynsns Of interest," resommends the speed
snrstlop u thess roads most necessary 70 the sAts
and resuests ths General ASSEMBLY 70 exercise all u
power over railroad and oahes cospo9ssons 70 oomps
shsm usdss pssAly v snply noss hus snsrev 'oF'