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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27


Ing WEATHER We are just now hsv-
ing speH Of weather IAN old-fash-
ioned wintry spell - clear, sparkling
cold, with steady, keen wind coming,
fresh and cutting, from the regions of
eternal snows and ice. a
ooe Of the peculiar features Of the
freeze IS the rapidly with which ice was
produced on the frat night after the
change occurred, when the mercury
stood At less than Zoe below the freez.
Ing point At 10 o'clock on Wednesday
night 2so above zero was indicated, aug
costing an improvement, but yesterday
morning the mercury had sunk TO o.
aud BY p. m. had only struggled up 10
lqs above zero, from which time the
cold has been steadily abating, until
at o o'clock last night the mercury stood
81 q above zero In the meantime the
ice IS increasing rapidly, both 10 abun.
dauee and in weight, aud old river
men prognasiicate that il the same
weather holds IS hours longer fhe river
will close As It is, navigation Is prao-
iically suspended
We hope aad trust that there is an
ample supply of fuel laid in BY our peo-
pie 10 insure against suffering, IS nc
further supplies can reach US from the
Green River or Newburg mines. The
Bodiam viii be able, however, to supply
present or pressing demands
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
ADMINISTRATORS EOTTCE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Court 81 Commsn Plsss Of Fandsrburzh
county. Indiana. has this DAP granted to George
.. Bowen letters u adnnfaEstresfon - the sStzfs
Of john Bowen, deceased said estate I. probably
solvent.
GEORGE D. BOWEN.
BAxxz 4 MASS, Attorneys.
Esansvflls, vAn4rrburgh sounty, Indlsna- jan
usry 18th. 1850 i4azs-ztw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

s- We are paiued to learn that John
L. Underwood, q son Of Hon. -. @. Tn.
derwood, formerly Of Arkansas, but for
some time past resident of Terre
Haute, died in that city on the Esd INST
Young Underwood was about 10 years
Of age, sprightly young man, Ia prin-
ter BY tFade) and formerly, for short
time, an empleye in this office. he
was highly este smed by all in the Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
FIRE LIMITS.

rrH NpERsIG NED WILL MAKE
4 application se the Common Council q she
ciY1 e Evansville for permission 70 srssf sFsma
Building. 15xz2 feet IN sire. On tbs northwest
BALI OF Let To-. Donation Enlargement, on Fourth
atrsst. near Walnut.
jAna9sw HENRY sCEENTRUP. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

M#8
To Go sourn. We learn that Capt
Smith, for some time past stationed here
As Commissary Of Subsistence, has
been ordered 10 Hilton Head, soath
Carolina. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
DIED

soa Wednesday afternoon, January esth. 1865.
yEssTs T., daughter Of 3. $. and Jane Tennsy.
aged two years and ten menfhs.
The faneral win take place this gFriaAyl morn
ing at 10 o'clock nom the reaidsnes Of Der pa
rents. corner Of First and Cherry str. cts.
Ths friends sf ths family are invited to attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

SosE SwrSE.-A hog weighing over
!, 100 pounds, Is on exhibition in Terre
Haute 1t was raised in Yigo county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
RELIGIOUS.
Chnrnh Nnfine

Oh aud after Sunday next (ths Goth inst.
there VIII bs regular service 10 st PAnIss EplsOo
pal Church, corner Of First and Chestnut Streets,
BY The Rector. Rev. II. ". spstprxo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

Bar The Continental Bank pays The
highest current rates for Gold, Silver,
aud Coupons Also discounts good pa
per on liberal terms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
TRANSPORTATION.

lsTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
- At QUEENSTOWN, tCcRx HARHog3 Ths
yell kneEn stezmsFs Of the Liverpool, New York
and PhitA1slphis ssazEnshig conpazy Hnsnan
Lineis carrying the c. s. Nails, are intended 70
sail ~ follows.
EpfSHEEsz .--...-----.-.-.-...- Saturday, Dec. 10
aAAsssN Saturday, Dec. u
IfTF % IAEcEKNyEz 100000 Saturday, Dec. =
And ever sDecssaing Saturday, ~ Eooz, from
Pier e, North River
RATS OF PASSAGE
Payable IL Gold or ia equivalent IL Currency
FEzsT CAsEE--... $50 90 sTKKs&0E...--.-.-..s50 %
d 70 Lca9oa.-- 3 % Do 10 Lone0n--. 8 q
do to pAris Is % DO % Paris ...-.. 30 20
do to Hamburg - 81 Do 20 Hamburg. 81 %
Passengers are also forwarded = I3svrs, brsneu,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c. at equally iow r41ss
Far.s kom LfssxpooI or Qneenstown lst Cabin
SIS. sss. sos. stesrazs 81. Ihoas whe wish
tossed for tnssr frisnds can buy Etsksss here At
Tor further inforEafiop Apply at shs ccmp&ny's
,ES,ss JOHN e.. DALE. Agsnt,
Is Brs&1r ay, EsS XeFk-
BEHM AENEEs, Agsrss,
ds1s-em Rv&nsyIliss Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
KID GLOVES.


hEW NFUNta az k1AI FFfte.
4 HAVE Euw on HAND AND FOR sAIE
ea0 dpAeH L&aiss' Frsaea KID --csuvorsisrss
saake-stitehsd backs, assorted siaas ard ooiors,
A. 50 " psif three pairs r ~ Atse zgs0 dezsh
slightly spotfea aaEh sAffsss GsaF ~ 81 80 Yar pslr
four paagsfef 81. r. s. 0RMABY.
1ansSs.dlw. c1eea and. nhio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
JOHN TENNIS


Real EsEate aud Government Claim
g. 80 TT ~ z
HlUTs. sala, ena rents City Property aud FaFm
ID Lands, Buys On conditions all elas4ss Of dlsims
againat tho United sfates. 0fleo-rhlfd street
near maiu. ssfib =. hfaiar, Att.y1
aurH dHfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

ErieUarAx.-The lunch prepared BY
the ladies' Of the Episcopal Church, Oh
Wednesday and yesterday, at Mozart
Hall, elected the warmest eneomiums
from the multitudes who partook Of the
rich daindes 50 admirably provided,
Everything vas prepared in the most
delicious style, and dispensed with great
liberality, the bill Of fare surprising
thai presented by most fret class hotels.
W. we're glad to see the fair hostesses so
literally patronized
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
~ ew
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
q Estate 20 s be-.

4 WILL SKILL THE FOL LOWING PROPERTY
J cdBAP 70 Wits
l. Lsrg. Rouse With 10 fo0ms. near M4in strsst
p Tw0 ae Brick Hou -, opposite Euiss Head.
3 Large " me- aHd sl1 lots. Bsar the Ify
4. hree s0od uonsfa snu street. stH
Brick ii0ue o. Sycamore be'l - aud ffh ais.
e. Ta0 large houses on Dtgi ion street.
z. Ifoass AID four lois ia Eiofrs Enlargement
Il fse aaa fQgr lots 10 8oo6seis EnisF2sasat.
frame uousa ueaf Enilr ed Machlns shops
10. orc story nou % Third stfeef
I'll large frame 90 Lest street
~ 10 80 and business Late0r Locust and sth
18. eik hufa - bige+ D EastarH Enlargement
Is. Several hanasDnf residences and tracts u lard
tn sfriaRf5Wu
Is sixy.six seres within = nleag kfausvilts
pc. 80 aarea within half rDie - Evansville
IT. Three Aefas adjoining SO city.
~. 81 AefeE nAaf 0aA flli Cemstery.
~ 1b5S aefes, Wfflf large Hoo ., ncaf the city
~ % Rfea 70 cleared, within miles Of the city
~ ~ aefss 10 Pos county, good land.
~ COD acres In wa flrs egunGY4
81 4 pefg haHds. ms residence Ia Bp9nvills With
81 Or II acres atfaehed.
g. great Tariaty Of Building Lots 10 every part
u the city
= barss Bfics Hpass ia Youngiova's Eniarg mt.
ns- sii atehtuse tho Isads iu Posey and
Wasrek esantiss for city property.
The HHaFf enbfeees ofis ~ ihe sat lists ever
eiiafei 81 kEaHBsiliH Ter particulars cali 81 fhe
Provost Marshal onlees Eysnsviie Ind
ALVAH JOHNSON,
aaGfastf Heal Nafata can't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

Be- Go to WFights Gallery, No. s
Second street, Tor your Photographs
All work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
DRUGS. LIQUORS. sc.


A MOTHER SUPPLY oR THE FOLLOWING
n pure and uhadnltsralei medicinal liquors,
comprising Port, oatswo4, elaref, ssmbarg,
Sherry Ginger. biAekharry, Strawberry, Cherry
aud Raspberry Wines Gosaae, Apple and Peach
HFandiesi Bourbon, old Times Family Rye and
Old Dominion Wheat Tonic Whistles; Old Tom,
London Cordial, Oh London nock and UoliSnd
6ins, aud Jamaica Runs for sale at
SCHLAEPRER'S Drug Store.
fNHE CELEBRATED BAKING POWDER,
aud strAtten's Yeast Compound received Aaa
iot sale At soHhAEPbER'S Drug Store.
Scratch /! Scratch +! Scratch
PRURI60 Lotto.
i sur E CURE FOR ITCH, WABASH
: \ Scratches and Illinois Mango. This prensra.
ten' eeing q NJ i, ohvistss ali the be
bottle. Fer sale at -
aoHLAEPFER'S Drug store
eoFaer ANin and Second streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

s sEw FRAME HOUSE, Jt9sf COMPLETED
cor lniag eight resins hsiis, pantfy. clothes
f0efas AMI bath fe0m. with good eeiaf, large els.
term carriage hogses Wp9d Hha coach aheds. sita-
Ct ed on iaaf god sized lots, within ten minutes
walk ~ the Rastof3ee. Aise, ten acre tot Of
groHHd within one miie Il hs Court House.
Apply 10 WIN II. Wood corner Main aud Third
streets aee2s- ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank.

lie LN12SA4A4E n q s4Q4&4 0a4AA@
TEEAgrEx DEPARTsESTsal
aFvTCK aY CoMFTRnLLER OF Tug ErEzEScY.
Washington, Jaan&ry 1sthp 1855.
" HkREAs, ~ Satisfactory xiaeaee pzeszHtsd q
rae sshiersiSnea Il fAs bee1 nzs1= 70 appear that
- The EvaszvTLLE AATI0SAE BAxK. ii the eiis>
OF EyansEilles IN the county Of YzndeThurgh sad
stats fsaGana. hss been dirty organized under
aud seeoraing - the rsauirenseufs Of tha-Act Of
Congress entitled an Act q eraxsae National
Currency secured By a plelgs Of {. s. Bonds,
and 10 provide for fh- cirrulsfT u aHd redemption
Thereof approved Sune 81, Isss. ami has con-
s8ied with all The PreSisiess % said act required
- BE- complied With before eomsneneing the ousi-
ness If nAnking undsr ssid act.
NaS. TEKEEFoEE. l. Hugh NcCu1taek. Comp
roller Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
EFAasvills National Ba4k in Fte city u Evans
yilles in abe county Of NanseElarEh and State Of
fEd iafsz, il authorized 70 o5sanenee the Business
OF ban kiHg under the a & aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hard and seal
sof flee this uinetazHths9ay Of Jansary, 1850.
T.. 81 HIGH McGrLLoGA
GnmUkrglEer eg ffs gurranev
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
HKIMsTREETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
N0E nYE

Bet restores gray hair 70 its original color, ~
supFlying The capillary tuhsa with paturai susie
nance impaired BY age Or diseAss. All sassaniaas.
esq dyes are sampsssd q lunar eossie destroying
tbs Vitality aaa beauiy Of the hair. aad afford Of
themselves 20 dressing Hslmstfeet's Tnimitsble
Cesfing not oily restores hair its natural coieI
b an Easy presses, but gives the halra
Luxurtant Beauty,
promotes fsa growth prevents its failing o, erna
ieates dsndrva, and impsr y health and pleasant.
ness 70 the bead. this tood the test Of tins, BE-
Ing The eoiorins Hair ca orlsg, and lie constantly
Increasing IN favor. ussa b. both gentlemen and
ladies. II is soid b. all respectable dealers, or
eau ls procured BY them II the commercial
SCENTS, D. 5. BARNES 4 CO.. 292 Broasway. Rev
Yegk. Tws siaes. - cents sad 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
COUNTY, ORDERS.

Interest Bearing County Orders
nERsoNs WANTING INTEREST BEARTNG
I County Orders get saeh hy calling AZ the
Auditors ofHee thik week.
VICTOR BTseH,
fAnsT-fw Ieunty Analtor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

aAGAN's mA0NoL A BALM.
This Is tbs most delightful and extrsordinArY
arsisie ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt
fSes ana haBas 20 parry satin texture u rAviah-
tag hsauty, impaFtlng tbs marble purity Of youth,
and tbs dsss use appearance 80 iavting 10 ths city
bella " fAahion. II rums.es tan. freekias. pim.
slas Aaa roughness from the skis leaving the CEN.
Fiexion l., transparent and smooth. II oou.
tAlHs 40 material Injurious 10 the skln. PagroH.
izesl hy Actresses and Opera singers. TtIs what
every lady klsenld uAss. Sold svsrywhsrs.
Prepared b. ". Z. HagAh, Troy, Y.
AadFsas al ordsrs fs
pKMAs s. BARNES CO. Hew VI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27


A CHAxeI-At The annual election
Of officers for the First National
Bank, held on the 18th inst, James A
Cutler, Esq, was appointed Cashier. in
the place of W. T. Page, who has hued
this position in the First National Bank
and the Canal Bank for several years
past 9
Mr. Catler is . modest unassuming
gentleman, possessed of fne business
capacities, uprightness Of character, and
is always attentive, Industrious and &C
earase. SN
Tie interests Of the First National
Baak viii not suffer in his hands
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
CO-PARTNERsHTP.

M HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
w Is Mr. We. r. DEgsLEz, ana viii courinse
tbs Wholssais Drug business a. our old sfand, Ne
- Main street
LEIGH = cARLsTEDr.
January 1876, 1885
Referring 70 the ADORE, ws desire 70 call he
attention II tzs trsds - tzxgs naxortrasue 81
Drug, Y2fnts. oilz, &c-
lAnI7-I~ LKTcEs CARLsTKDT 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
SHIRT mANUFACTORF.
J. GMTTH'S
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
CT q. Z second st,
frE saArss rLocE1

CHTgTs MADE TO OEDER FEoH MA
- uruezt aud % warranted. stock
rsady made Shirts Aaa Collars always on baad aad
81 prices that viii suit ths purchaser. Tuskiag
sAHEss sticking BosoDass 8e., dsns win neatnHss
ABd despatch
rhankfui for psst iAFors. TIE snbso~ibsr rsspert
fugly Enlieits coEfuancs q the petrouAxs 80
hb@Faliy bestowed aDr ths p@sf I've years.
scEz y 5MfrH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

THEATRx.--A large and apureeiative
audience assembled last night in Mason.
ie Temple TO witness the fourth aud last
presentation Of Fanchon. Ii seems as
If the merry little Cricket, rs performed
by Bella Golden, would never tire, For
vim and versatility she Is unsurpassed
To night we are to have the excellent
comedy Of the iACotton Spinners, or the
Factory Girls Diary" and the amusing
prosean farce Of g Ia and Out Of Place. :
s6g~ Twenty thousand dollars IN Gold
Silver aud Coupons wanted at the Con
linental Bank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. J. L. MecLorn viii preach in the Baptist
LsctaEe RooHf, eerusr Chestnut street. and Canal.
on Sabbath, 81 lo1s q. "a, and oelock ,. -.
The public are respectfully invited 20 attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
GUNNTEs.

IOA0 GUNNEEs JUST REcETyrn 1S7
1QOO ror sale by Az
DoCkER puSoUoErr
aec41.d Ne. Is WAeNr -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

& ara pu.rd eft r. EXTRACTS from Ind as
Roots and Herbal for sft diseases Of en-
Urinary and sexual Organs, much ..
fne0ss8 Inc are Of the Urine. fnfismnas
ann ~ she bladder, tnFiana alton o
Ae Etdnsyss stone ara the BLADDER
artraure. Gravel. as9morrhWus elect
4sssf= - "a mxANaied by anything ys& dis.
covered Scr curing ta~ W attes In " O
weaf
ssEsn 49, e stretaimE 81 ais~cffsss this kene9l
s< - Taste .ssel. snd 80 ass cannot y d
gatssl ~ has This feuieig = fsFfrct and ~
1sises o. - EsaHe. ~hlch eslesssea @ dsstro1
sua asaea tha Diseased organs, les removes The fei
sss f-sra TIE syta. Grating buaYAues saa hsalth.
= at 5afai i M.szielar. bal !. tbs ealo1ie4 sx
spsee - tile FbsseiAu rfast ssree@sfai 10 eurins
- disease q this elsas-
aE~ Let ss5ss aesrsir tais Fssanssy effects ~
-.s.st safanfshfs.g essrs@s NlaaH Al eshsrs fail
Fries aHis $40 pr l5x. e s be1ss fQf $500.
ssnt bg iasi "a ssY addFssa receipt 81 tbs prize
Fer sale - aIi DFagKssis. Sc that az algsstuf
= asoana a@eB bex.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

FTyoY PAINTS IL GREAT VANITY sNn
4 Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Letter
PAPER. Envelopes. As Ne 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

CEbhERs COUCH Guar. sTRggELAkD
- and Mellitnena Cough Bslsam, Cherry Pee
Browne Troehea At
A. G. HALLoCE's Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

DuYsICTANs' PRESCRIPTIONS REoEIvE
HALLooK's Drag store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
COMMIssIop.

sAafunl y. nocKHa 50 - &. pu saueaar.
D0GXBR & DusOUCHRT.
Produce and Commission Merchants.
hH. 10 WAITE sTsf EsEair.
orrss hlpek. aaEt d0er % n uaizel
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Hs Highest eRah pfiaa paid Tor Hil kfnds ~
Country Produce. Prompt attention given 70 al
0radra. desIasHfn
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
News Items.
by Tsl.yroph to III. S.v YsrI SUM-

TnR Military Police force will be Withdrawn
FROM Richmond on the 18th Of next month.
Tm privstssr steamer Chleamsugs, sunk near
Wilmington, Del, has been raised aud towsd to
tina, city
LIEUT., Gas. Us GRArT arrived at Richmond
Va, yesterday, and took qu.r,sr. a, IL. spous
wood House.
Tux Louisville ,Ky.J Collector OF Internal Revs-
nus yesterday received dispatch from Cincinnati,
directing HIM 10 seize boat with Q 900 bbls. OF oil
en- route TO 81, Louis, on Its arrival there.
lnE steamer =. Vernon, from Galveston for
New Orleans was caught In N. gallo ot the
l1ih inst, lost her ruddsr, and driftel " Pass
CAv'llo.
GovEasou WILLS has srpoInisd an sgen, 10
sszs oigh hundred bales Of cotton in Galveston
and ship the same TO New Orleans ID being the
property OF the State Of Louisiana
Tus New Orleans vhsrves and landings have
been renqulshed to the city authorities, tho
Government reserVing one ,ho4aAnd fec. Of tho
levee for its own use.
1nh Adams Express Company, through their
superintendent At Cincinnst, offer q reward Of
$1,000 for tho arrest AMI holding Of Rudolph L.
Dodge, who escaped from jail at vicksburg, Mss,
on tie night Of the 2O.h instant where he was
held on the charge OF robbng tho Company.
A ooERH'PoSDRST of tho Toronto, II.mlton c.
w, LEADER, was yesterday brutslly ssssulted In
the streets by Hugh MgKInnon, Deputy Chief Of
Police. NJ Knnon was Immediately arrested and
sentenced to six months imprisonment aud 10 pay
= ine Of one hundred aud dhy dollars
"a nj. -. ~
terdiy, communication from Gen. Turner was
read to the effect that in consequence oi the DIM.
mutton Of the military force In thai dislhct aud
tho scarcity of medi al officers, It 10 necessary for
the City authorities 10 assume charge Of the C.y
smshouse and tho inmates without delay.
vEEr disastrous FIRE occurred at sosdvil,,
Pa, on sunday, in Water and Dock streets The
.oss is estimated At from $4,000 to $4,000,
Eleven stores, several millinery Establishments,
.nd the JOURNAL printing oGice wero destroyed.
Toe insurance 10 small. Tho tire Is supposed 10
have zen tie work Of al inceudsrY.
TnE death Of DR.. william Iryiu. American Con-
sui Al Annoy China, Ia .nnouucsl. DR.. Irwin
went 10 China eighteen months a'o, and died
while doyoting himself proie'nonSIIy TO tho ser
vice Of tho Celess.lI during tic prevalence OF the
cholera last August at the port shere he was
stationed. The deceased was Distinguished ply
seian in Central Psnnsy lyan!s.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
A Telegraphic Teat.

Louisri.s, Nou 96.-The Memphis briLErlS Of
to-day SAYS, last might, for the first time IN nearly
ten ye,rs teler,phie communication wGs held be-
tween New York aud New Orleans The frst moe
sage transmitted from New York to ScS Orleans vas
a follows: weather clear and pleasant. Time
$50" The answer returned was; weather clear
and cool. Time, T50" Another di'p,tch from New
York was followed by thirty messages fiom New
Orleans to New York, occupying about ~ miLu'es,
each message averaging 20 words. This length Of
line has been worded ony once before, and that "as
between San FrAneiIco and New York, atoW months
ago the only attending which vas the trans
mission Of few words. This leaves the credit to the
stretch OF line between New Orleans and NeW York
Of being the longest over which any business has
ever been done In this country.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
NI.tilated National Bank Notes.

Tho following instructions In regard 10 the re.
dsmpuon u mutilA,ed nsuonsl bsuk notes, issued
by the Comptroller Of the Currency, viii be Of
general interest
FIrst-rhe notes are 10 10 redeemed by the
banks by which they are respectively issued, and
should mol lie rsiurned 10 this once In sums less
than fbptr OF even multples Of that amouut.
Se'ond-Mutilated uoiss which have been torn
or deiacod, VIII bs receivsd when presented by the
bank that issued them, provided all the fragments
are returned, aud the engraving snd sitnliurss aro
not 81 far uhlNrstcd that II cannot 10 determined
by What bank the notes were issucd.
Thrd d-FrAgments should 10 redeemed by
banks when accompanied by an sfhdsvt stating
ihs cause aud manner Of muulsuon, and that the
missing part Of the notes 10 totally destroyed the
good character of the athdavt should also 10 fully
VOuehcd for ~ the oticsr sfors whom the afhisv-
II 10 taken. These afidAvits tnusi be forwarded W
this uihcs with tie fragments to which they relate
N order tnAt banks presenting such parts of such
notes may receive crsdit for ths ssme. Exception
81 cases may occur In wnich no aihdAyt can bs
obtained aud where no reasonable doubts can er-
st IN res ard ~ The entire dts ruchon iTrepArA-
bls damage ~ miss ng portions Of notes. M ty
hre, accidents, etc Wnsn evidence VI identity 10
simple by the signature Of one or both officers, OF
VT or locality Oi the bank aud the denomination
u the note, where the Integrity Oi the ilholjo 10
unerceptiunAbls, aud where no question could
arise in regard to . fraudulent or improper use of
missing pAItA IN such instances ludicious dis
criminatiou must necessarily 10 exercised by tho
officers Oi the tanks. 10 Is however, aayised that
such notes b. received st their full FAC value aud
perfect notc given therefor, record Ueing ptossTv
Of tie fact 10 10 sent w this office Win lhs
ulatcd note, when returned Tor redemption by the
bank; Ia which case iulI credit will Ds allowed in
tins DEF artment
FOuTth-When no satisfaction can bs obtained
regard 10 missing psrts, aud possibility srisis
that ANY improper uss can be maze oi The same, u
IA recommended tbat . propuTuUnato value ouly
bd alu~ei, estimating this Uy comparison Of ,hs
portion returned with ths missing portion. re
cord should te kept ol the Amouni allowed In all
such instances anu voucher VI the same nols OF
uot,s shsl bo returned for rsdsmpusn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Lecture by sehsyIer Celnax

philadsiphsa. Sos. ~. large and brilliant
audience assembled at the Academy Of Music to-
night the occasion Of the delivery Of lecture by
Hon Schuyler ColaS under the auspices Of the Proa
Club Of Philadelphia, the subject being "Aeross the
Continent" Mr.. Collar. In opening said that IL was
by mistake that he was announced to speak on the
Duties Of the next Congress" lie had already
spoken ON that subject and had only to say he had
nothing 10 take back, and nothing 70 add, except
that the only safe pathway In which patriots
could move, vas duty W our beloved county. (App.l
lie then proceeded TO siye the most graphic doecrip
ton Of his recent journey Of 1900 miles. The road
across the plains TO Colorado seemed formed by nature
for railroad To shov the pccunisry success Of the
road, h stated that 1t vas already per cent
In describing his return by sea he tpote OF passing
the Republic Of Mexico. lie called Il the republic,
because he recognized no rishtful empire there.
This vss greeted with deaiening applause long
tinued and ropested. Mr.. COlisI then returned TO
his interesting desorip ion OF his interview With
Brigham Young, whom be had advised " have smother
revelation soon prohibiting polygAny. brigham re-
piled, he would lie elad to have such ieVelatios,
but some OF his followers we're not 10 dsp0rsd. The
lecturer closed with beautiful peroTglion on the
benefits Of the Pacific Railroad " this Continent as
q bond of Union and affection.