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80 DR.. swayne's BiOOd-Purifying PAnAcea,"
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Mereurial and Syphllitc d sesses Of short OF long
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Chronic Ecypelss Of the iace lie cured 10 = great
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Dark blotches OF Defects in the Skin oftentimes
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clear the sKin and give a more youthful com
pleKion.
To be sure Of getting the pure and genuine Pans
cea, purchase direct At the principal once Of DIT.
SWayne Son, $50 North sixth street, Philadelphia,
or 81 the Drug Store Of W J. a @ W. SMITH,
Corner Of Church and Vine streets.
Nashville
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Ririnrd TahIes for sale.

Four Billiard Tables and fixtures and Bar
and fixtures for sale cheap. Enquire at the
room No. A, Church street, just above the
Postofice. .HHC rIF Z nOy5-2t~
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Meeting Of the City Council.

BOARD OF ALDEkNEh.
The Board Of Aldermen met iast night at
61< o'clock, President r B. Cheatham il
the Chair. Present-Messrs. President
Chiffon, Hughes, Sloan and CreightOn-the
whole Board.
The Journal Of the last meeting was read
and approved. -t
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OuR jos OFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Old papers, (ths largest in the city, forsale
A this Office.
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes--at c. N.
Ordway's Brokers Office, As College street.
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To WEoN IT NAY CoSoEkS.-The canvass
on the city directory is closed. Persons
wishing to advertise will please direct their
favOrs TO the Post Office, box 2S6, within the
next ten days, and they will be IN Tina for
insertion. NJ. T. Williams is my authorized
agent, and will receive orders for adver-
tisements 81 my Office SIX Cedar street.
Send in your orders early.
novs ct. E. D. king, Publisher.
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6OME AGAIEIt

HAVING returned sgain WAN large
stock Of
Trimmings. worEteds, zephyr
&c, SC,
70 IN ia bone. I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville mat We viii
be prepared 10 manufacture any kind OF
cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&c, &c.,
as good and as eheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE 4 CO.,
,ovl ar F Nee Union street.
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Max /. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and SHOES. Best custom
made work 10 befound here.
Alexander Hogan would wish TO see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
'ssoqS pug slooa zno6 Ioy 'oIsnbs SIIqnd
'OZ on 10 uB1-i sszKasSOO GSv sazITaQ
oct 26--Sn e.. rsr"er efHas-.
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Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros,
No. 40 Church ST., opposite Masonic Hall.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed n order
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Administrator s Notice.

HAVING qusiifed rs Admiuistrstor Of John z
ID GleAves deceased. ] hereby notify all those
indebted 10 has estate, 20 come forward and make
PAYMENT. Those having AIMS agRnst his estate
Wi present them 70 me within the time PRESCRIBED
by law, or they VII be barred.
". q. MASSEY,
octlq-lm. Administrator.
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W. C. Collier has received HarpeT'5 and
Frank Beslie's illustrated Weeklies, the
Army and Navy Journal, the Scientific
American, Round Table, Yankee Notions,
Country Gentleman, and Appleton's Rail
way Guide for November. SO and get your
supplies.
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

000 ACRES Il first class land for sale, g miles
OOO from Nashville, adjoining the plantation Of
tren- ". q. Harding 10 good state Of cultivation.
For terms spply 70 3. ". Chi.dress, Attorney n
Law, Nashville. Tenn, No. - Cherry street.
aep12-2ns
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Tony BentOni Tony Benton TOay BEN
ton at the Sunnyside.
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Fer al Southsrn aeEsptpers- Part culsr aittniion
pad 90 the collection Of debts, n s. iairE ioos rs
purchase snd sale Of Mineral, Oh ana oihsr etocEss
exsrnIninE titles, writing deeds. a. Our arrange
ments. when 'omplese, viii furnish us very fAeiity
for conducting he lnte,hgen DeuSriment, and We
intend. b. ruomPi stenacu 80 The premises, %
merit liberal share Of public AFor.
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The Chairman Of the Street Committee
reported in favor Of contracting for the
paving of the following streets
Church from Front 10 the west corpora
tion line on the Nicholson plan"
College from the Public square 70 Broad
street on the "McAdemized plan"
Market street, between the same points,
and on the same plan.
For raising North Market to six inches
above high water mark, 10 Jefferson street.
WORK HOUSE REPORT.
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For ssle at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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Victoria Howard Victoria Howard Vic
toria Howard at the sunnyside.
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esneraI InteIIIQenos OMoe,

NOR IN. purchase and sale Of Real Fs.a'e, Rent
ing House. Leasing Land. Scs 70 Which IS
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General Advertising Agency

Where those in want ofemployment tEhetnet aisae
Together snd have her Eznis supplied Also,
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Wholesale andR etail,
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
CAMERON, GREER & co.

NORTH WEST CORNER OF THE SQUARE, NASHVILLE TENN
Dry
a
AoiTo Antique, and plain and hgurod POuls
Puhe,
o. an huan
enc q d lang
uhax Pop e Enf 4 lei
Epsaz TOOL aua Ans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

CAIRO. Jan. Steamer Marble Citv
has arrived with $50 bales Of cotton,
principally for 81 Louis.
1t was reported that Gen. Veatch had
been relieved from duty at Memphis
and assigned 20 the command or Little
Rock. His successor is said to be Gen.
Roberts,
Fifteen deserters, principally from
the 1880 Tennessee rebel infantry. in
GLIDING the surgeon, came in today aud
took the oath. Their furlonghs expiring
to-day, we're issued BY Maj. Gen. Hood
and signed By Gen. Cheaiham, division
commander. The surgeon was direct
from Tepello, Miss, where be stated
Hoods army had gone into winter
quarters He contradicts the report
that Gen Chealham made a speech to
the troops AZ that place advising them
TO do 50. He had merely given fur.
loughs that they might 20 to their homes
and assist their friends and recruit.
The surgeon also states that many who
had declared their intention to desert on
account Of the deteslible condition Of
the army, on learning they have com.
Portable winter quarters and better food
and clothes, again returned to the rebel
army.
4 baker Of Memphis named Snecbt
residing out the lines four miles from
the city, has been arrested and lodged
in military prison, charged with snug
Cling aHd attempted bribery. A barrel
OF quinine was found in the cellar Of his
residence, which. il is said. be held for
disposal to the rebels
BE had obtained q permit to take .
barrel through the lines. representing
It 10 Be -four for his fam lily.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

New YoRE, Feb. 5.-The morning
papers throw no light on the negotia.
tions between Lincoln and Seward and
the Rebel commissioners. The inter.
view losted Is hours. According to the
Herald : correspondent, the President
IS reported to have proposed to Messrs.
Stephens, Hunter aud Campbell that If
they were prepared to promise return
OF their States to the Union, be was
ready to waive all miner questions, Dot
as Chief Magistrate Of the Repnblic.
sworn 10 maintain the Union Asnd laws.
he could take into consideration no
terms which involved division. This
grand point the rebels confessed thew
did not feel authorized 10 decide aud the
negotiation ended
The conference took place entirely on
board one or the other Of the three
steamers whieh we're anchored in
Hampton Roads, where the negotiators
could not be interrupted in their pro-
ceedings. twas conducted in the most
cordial aud friendly manner on both
sides. On the psrt Of Mr.. Lincoln at
least, with equal frmness. Great anx-
iety IS now felt here to hear from Rich
mond.
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Acres, Of New Vera Inssnalar,s..

AEw YoEK. Feb 5-The operations
Of The police, which have been going on
Tor some time under chief detective
Young, IN ierretiug out rebel incendia.
ries Who lately attempted 70 burn the
city, are made public.
These operations we're OF a most diff
cult character, we're conducted with ex-
ifaordinary skill, and prosecuted With
the greatest senacity. Their most in
teresting Geld was 10 Canada. where
they mixed freely With rebels in Toron.
10, Hamilton and ST. GATHERINGS. and
other places, and managed to gain the
confidence Of the inceudiaries By
this and other means they succeeded in
their plans aud effected the arrest Of a
number Of those alleged 10 have been
engaged in the plot, including Captains
John Gates Bell, K. C. kennedy, and
W T. Mcdonald.
Kennedy, it is said, admitted being
the person who fred Barnnm's Museum.
All these men are now in confinement
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

ST Louis, FEB. 5.-Tbe Missouri
Senate yesterday passed the following
Bills Providing that eonvicts sentenc-
ed for term Of years at the expiration
Of three quarters of the time, ard those
sentenced for life at the end Of Is years.
II their conduct should be such as should
merit 1t, the inspector shall certify TO
their good behavior and recon end
that the Governor pardon them; 3 Bill
providing that 3 person whose wife or
husband has been engaging IN rebel
hous acts against tie Geve-nmen. Of
the United States shall be entitled 10 a
divorce on proper application 10 the
coarisi Bali requiring that no license
Of any kind shall be granted foreigners
who have not taken the first sleps for
naturalization.
Gen. Pope has issued an order, dated
the 4th, assuming command Of the mill
tsry division of Missouri. embracing the
departments Of Missouri, Kansas and
the Northwest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Saturday
MIG HTS REPORT.


CINCINNATI, Feb. "A bad accident
occurred on the Marietta and Cinein.
natl Railroad. at Lees Creek Bridge
sixty miles east of Cincinnati, this morn
ing. The middle pier Of the bridge
vas carried away during the night by
the gorgiug Of ice and high water, leag-
ing the bridge Standing. The accom-
Moaanon tram, consisting Of enc bag
cage and two passenger ears, reached
zoe centre OF The bridge, when it PAVE
way, preoipitaang the train into the
creek, a distance Of City feet Ten or
twelve lives we're lost, besides = nunbsr
seriously injured The hindmost car
fell on end, took FIRE, and several mas
sengers were burned to death
he Eastern express train Of the Cen
trail Ohio road ran of the tract nes,
Newark this morning, throwing he cars
down an embankment No one was -
riously injured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

Latest from the Army Of the James.
WAsHISsroS, Feb. 5.-A letter from
the Army Of the James, dated FRIDAY
night says:
Ii is reported that the rebel fleet
started down the river early this morn
ing, and after proceeding a short dis.
lance turned back and anchored in their
Old position. Il IS thought they we're
appreheusive Of not being able to ret
back as safely as thsy did last week, il
they attempted to 90 as far as they did on
that occasion.
A good deal Of firing has been heard
ell the afternoon in the direction Of Pc
tersburg. One report being that some
new monitors wereipraeticiug, while an
other represents that there was an en-
gagenent Of lively character between
the Two lines. The firing ceased about
> o clock ?. N.
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WILLIAM REAvIS,
Attorney at LaIT and U. 8. Claim
4 gent.

Is authorized BY the Governments 70 procure Pen
sous, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HossEs as,d ether PEoFERrT destroyed
While in a. ssrvios Of the Gcvsrnment. ard all
Claims Of whatever Kind or nature against the
United States.
bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
03 an amendnsR 70 the Bounty Law, passed Al
'as 's't session 80 Congress. Is All soldiers or
etost Persons wets Aars bees o. sAaH keresfser Be
discharged Withii ,so years frosa the date Of their
enlistment ey 70 Ason efwounas received in battle
shall receive thh same Bounty a. though they
served two years."
oaiee s5is Msi'n Street, over Keuer's On, stor.
opposite the Goa ri House. EvAnsrille. I,a,.,,
Correspondent aust enclose stamps
Ns- Good resi- euces given ifresufres. nhs3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Both Houses
Of Congress have passed a joint resolu-
ton that the electoral vote Of the States
OF Virginia, North Carolins, South Caro-
Ina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Lou
isiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee
shall not be counted next Wednesday
for President or Vice-President of the
United States This is based on the
ground that none Of them we're placed
IN a condition to. vote on the sth Of No
vsrabsr last
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
sherman Advancing Vaetarlou.iv
into the neart Of south anrnIlnn

t0Rf AoNRoE, Jan. , The steamer
Gov Chase arrived here yesterday even.
ing from For, Fisher With the mails ana
dispatches from cur army oparatin-
against Wilmington Nothing had
iransplred 10 rAgaFd 10 the movements
Of Gen. fsrry's army
The steamer George Lowry arrived
hese today from Hilton Head with Mai.
Andofs1u. Bearer d important Dispatch
e. from sherman Shermans forces
were still edvaacing victoriously into
TIE very heart Of South Carolina, with
every prospect Of striking a blow on the
rebel forces concentrated IN the vicinity
of Charlssion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

Nrw 1oRg, Feb 4-The Post SAYS
there are ramors that the forces Of Jua-
req have achieved = victory over the
French in Southern Mexico, and cap
tured an Important city No partieu.
lars given
These FumoTs, the Post says, have the
eountenanee Of the Mexican Minister nj
Washington.
The Posfs Washington special say.
that Mr. Seward declares without reserve
that the peace negotiations were to-
tai failure. There are indications thar
peace will speedily be won By war.
Decisive news Is expected from Sher-
man early next week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

NEW YoRE, Feb. She steamer
Costa Rics, from AspinvsH, Jan. %. has
arrived, With $3.50 90 in specie.
Gen. Siekles, who arrived at Panama
on the I'D, was expected 70 proceed in
a couple Of weeks TO Bogota, and after
wards 70 Lima aud elsewhere on the
coast
Il is said he viii investigate the msn-
sgeuent Of the profits Of the various le-
cations and consulstss in that section.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Change ef Sick frsm the Efeld--Reb~l
frosps Returned from North Caro-.
lInR--Reb eIs shout.

HEADERS ARalY OF rHK Porov.e
Feb. All the hospitals ia the 6eld
will be eleansed at once, their inmates
being sent TO City Point. hospitals
where they get more care aud better
quarters This change no doubt vave
rise to the rumors Of orr Intended for
ward movement
DessFters who came in to-day report
tue return 70 our from; Of the troops re-
Gently sent to North Carolina to meet
Weldon.
Tie rebels IN front Of Petersburg have
bee" very jubilant for day or two. in
du'singmin frequent cheering. but on
what account is not known here.
Col Ruggles, one Of the Oldest officers
IN ih@ army has been assigned 10 dutv
~ Assistant Adjutant General. at these
headquarters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
xew YORK Markets.

NEw ToAK. ZEE &
o0TToN-7sas8 far Middiiag: duu.
FBoUK-ststa and Western 4fist via r.ths,
~ ere doing ag qFesioHs rafra
WHISKY % far Nasfsrn
WHEAT--W lthoui i flasa chzaEs
CORN Quiet At ] = fef cd mix~d w..ters
0ATs~Quief ~ I g96sf ~ for Western
gOFFEE-rHIf
HUGAE-Qniaf
M0LAEsEs-gfssag
WOOL--Duii.
PETR0hEUA-4Tm4s fsf Crude duu.
PORK Unsettled and lover. s. o8a35 50 fef
new Mass
MuAEf--staadF At dG7 = C.,
STERLING EXCHAkGE- oag<ezl Ca
eoLb--EHcitsd and higher sf@nea II z lo9<i
~ g ga. roe 70 2 IA aad eloasd ~ : zsI<.
GOVERNMENT sT0cES-Ytrmef, viii IA,
demand.
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Gold rIarkst--RstaIotnx over an.
Progress of Freedam

The gold market on the receipt Of The
news Of the return Of President Lincoln
and Secretary Seward, was stronger
With an upward tendency opening al
: ~ and fell to los, but under news
advanced TO 2l3l
At noon to-day 100 guns we're fred
from City Hall, in honor Of the ratifca.
ton BY the State Legislature, Of the
amendment TO the Constitution abolish
ing Slavery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
HOME INTERESTS.

10 fHfsieiANs.-If you wish to purchase pure
oFoss' aeaieines, and Chemicals 81 a small sd-
vance 90 Eastern priesa, 80 and examine KgI1Kz
W HirE's stock, Weert yea viii ana every arti-
els that Is needed by IN proiessisn and a. prices
which cannot nil to give satisfaction. Thelr
store is At No. 81 Main strest. .nsysdkutf
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Cincinnati Markets.

oIsctsNATI. FEB. l.
FL0U k-1nlst ana discharged Super 7sqy
2 CO. trade and fancy hrsnds 9szio %
NHEAT-FiFn a. ! goal %.
CoKN-nuii at 0snI To-
0ATs~E5asG.
ETE--1 SEAL s.
BAILEY ssssi C..
WHISKY 20 and dull
BULK MEATs-EofhinE dazs
PoEk-4og hbis soIa e. 81 oo487 So
LARD--ao for head and gut, aud q for prime.
COFFEE-FirmsT; prime Rio s..
sieAk-Firm aud uuchangsd.
GLOVER sEEp- Declined e Is7s
FLAX sEED-47s.
GOLn-2 I03Z u.
SILVER 81.
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OCEAN ~ We'll.

TFHE WE'LL KNOWN FAvOKrTTE GLIDE
5niit trou stssn.s r. ~ fha ANDHeH LIS -
q stsamsbirss ~HIBEREIA 80 CALEDONIA
" BkITAH ], au1 g UNITED kIaGD0M" ar
intended 10 sal fsrtnfghtiy 70 aud from News
York, carrylrz passsugsrs - aud from Llserp0ol
GlasxeW, helfasf, Dubla, Waterford. Cork Lin
sriek. Galusy. 81 LoudoBderrs. Tbess steamer
Nsra ulIt specially fir ths Atlsutie trade, AID
are divided info wat-r AID afr-tight con part
msnts.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Yea YORK ~ any 81 the sbgvs rlaoss.
Cahlas $40 and So stseFsFa. s4S rarebls IN
Anerfsaa rarreucy.
T. Neg ferk from any ~ tie shove places.
ce5tns 80 az s59i 5teesege. 81, payable Ia
god . - 31iTs'sai in Amsreau cnrreney.
ghpss Who nish . send FOR their frlsuas can buy
ticksis at Ebese rates from tsze Agent
FhAECTs MACDONALD 4 Co.
1anz4-fm Bowling Green, Esw Fsrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
BANK sTATEMENT.
The evansville National Bank.
AAASNAA hARAnTMENF. d
ufFieN 81 SossFkeLLfR ~ EEE tt-EsxxqT. Z
Washington Jaana-v fatE 49,

fREAspRT DEPARTMENT
ufFieF 81 SossEReLlfE ~ rEs tuEsnSor. (
Nasniugton, Jaauasy 18th. is65.
MHEkkAs' BY sstlsaaeiory evidence prevented Il,
ne undersigned L has test uaaa- 20 arnear thsf
e TVS EvsssvItHE NATIoSAL BtSK.~ ie re 81,
ef kyanssi n, ia tsss county 81 Faudsrbsssrk ~
sisfs indlaua, hss bee duly oreaaizad usSsr
eaa aceord lg "a tha requirements o. the Act ~
congress eutlfled " An Act O. provide Nation.i
currency -aetfea - picsge Of L. = Bonds
sHa 70 previss z fha cirtuiaa aud redsmrfacn
ser~ot sgprosni Juna 81. iset. and has CON
tlsa With au t1e provisions o. said sci required
y e complied atth before commencing TIE husg.
- e 4enktng uuaef said aci,
SSNs LHEEEraRE, I, HuEh McCuilash, caasp.
ttet " the tnfrs Hcy, Do hereby certify that The
fattanai Bank, In The city OF Exsns.
-. II the tsantg e Nauderhurgh and STAT ~
= 2 a2.+artaaa o. cpmmausa th- ans.r.,ss
ei ethNlns ltaef tiae sct saresaid
of oflce tbs hl.sf-esta fsg ~ 49, -, s.ie ssNs
t-@t hl6H acUULlooH,
aiagifailer cf lhs eurrencv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable
IN Third bnt Moi, md T-nerst o..

American stable
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS.
rffnIs LIVERY EsTABLIsHMENT, WHICH
ia Neii ksaoan thfoaEhoat the equity pee
s.ssss Stable adHautaKHs superior 20 AnF sjrniiar
sssatiiahalsni in she CITY, having arfa6R emeats
~ ts rerpfon q private horses q llsars 81 ths
most siaFant anf % plets description, aud ~ h
i1ssst eses.
earrisgss f3r risifing % ist Coaches, Hiatt
wagons ana every kidd Of rosd vehicle r. lst
hsrses ~ - cenanission. aseoni hsod BagTiss
iqf sas Il me very loNHst prizes. Passangsrs for
rsrs r Al rssts u ths country y special con
having purchased the stock u Mesers Rich
aTdsog br5tiou Ws pouid tske great pleasure In
Aeeoa'fnao ating tlsiT cid saafons1s AID frifnds
IOkfAA a IsAAAAH
Ae t@ks this opportunity If retarl.iag Cur
thanks e orr friepds for tbs IDEAL Support they
hARe ziFea a. aad would sgiicif 5 canfinuaacs %
ne came = taB geetieEaea aho succeed rs, and
WON We iake great pleasure IA recon- msnffna 70
tns pabiie. kigNAED8ON BRITTOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

CHICAGO, Jan A Rill repeating
ne Black Laws passed the House TO-DAY.
i had pfewoualT passed. the Senate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
CARD.

The undersgxned haTi8g soid Sut his len fsrs stock
Of Eezav M.de Cl5fbing. and Gentiesaeas' FER
nishiuz Goods sad retired from the basfnass
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

A General Exchange Agreed on.
WASHINGTON, Feb. All is said the
President and Mr.. Seward have agreed
upon a general exchange Of prisoners.
which vail forthwith take place.