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Price sI5Ooo zach. Apply to DEMAREST, Merese Dsp'~
Mss,chestrr Co.
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DEAL ESTATE at BINGHAMTON.-Scye-
III n, Gne RESIDENCES In this beautiful village; also
number of cosd FARMS in the rich valleys Of the Cnsss
aud Susquehunns- lSbELb VIM 1N.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

DROOKLYN HOUSE for SALE-ln frst
- class HOUSE win ~ ioqh'
modern Quilt two years since Of the best ustens
be- so with four Lot ground or with rs Lot, .ne
nrge House plenty OF choice sua fruit and other NUT
tr.e. viz Pesrs Apprs Ounce. Apricot Cherry, Sc. or
would EXCHANGE for vacant Lets in Brooklyn ~ sood
ocay. Apply Greeusve fourth house west oi nfoad"
line Of care near De kalb-sve. csr-.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
III Every owner or buyer should have prin cd -
which can be had upon personal application or by man
DAY PALMER, NO. 3ly FouEtn'sv~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

BARGAINS at SOMERVILLE.-Fifty
ID acre farm with hns bu ding,, plenty Of ruit, stock
crops aud TOOLS $70c0 81 acres good mproven ems hn
Unit k3 1p o. nci-s tine improvements plenty Of ut, 10
ynds Of derth 900; spndid country seat ~ scres
nue. lawn, -Lgant brown stone MANSION abundance oi u
and SHADE $4,000. a, =,
J. 5 FERGUSON. No. 80 Ns.ssu.st Room No. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
COR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE

LOh CALE-A COONihh
and FARM OF 100 acre. - uies from New York. on the
abroad and within 10 minutes drive oil IN. de
pot OF Railway from whence there trains cay 70 Nrw
York on-hiri wood balances In high state OF culyhion
on. peach sbd three spple ocbsrds also large nnosr oi
cherry ounce snd pear trees OF the hnest knd OF fu
IN fn bearing comodious dwelling barns, stables ana car
ou,e. Prize. "a O large portion o The pnen,sse
uioiey can norgagr. Apply to ;; " Cha" % -
Hotel. Rshway. N. j., or THOMAS sIENAhl' No. -
Pn--s., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
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complete Summary Of Foreign and Domestic New. EIelu'
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and Agricultural lnofnstion: stock Financial Cattle ry
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which the pressure of advertisements " ~ not permit
| to put in the Daily EDITION THE SEMl-WEEkLi
TRIBUNE also gives in the course Of year. THREE o.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

4 OTIS on Thirty.third and Thirty-tourth-sss..
near Eightb.ave for SALE ch-sp favorable etrs
buildef,-part OF Blind Asylum property. Apply to-
VIM n. Ramon No. Pioe-S
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
4 DESIRABLE DAIRY and FRUIT FARM

N fer SALE, in Rocklsnd County OF 200 acres,
improved well wstered and fenced good house end
ba with s the stock crop aud farm utensils Win DC soo
AZ hargain BY IL SEKOEANT, No. ID Wallst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

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no IA Grand s,., hrwYotk.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

A N Elegant FARM Of l3O acres, TOR Cen
n tenan's Summer residence near Hyde Psrk.-Lsrge
brick dwelling IN cotsge style with water, gas aud furnace
large number Of oubuidiues for SALE great oagsn OK
exchange Tor good city property. Refer to D. B. fpLLEK
conner Cedar aud Greenwchst Apply TO WIN. ID. kAi'
NOR No. O Piue.s,,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
V'nE ALGONQUIN AND WIN0OSK
II TRIAL.

THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL.
today contain, The following articles Algonquin and
WlnoosLi Trial:
J. OFFICIAL REPORT OF TIE BOARD OF NAVAL
ENGINEERS.
II. THE ECONOMY TRlAL-A Letter fs9m = D.,liu
guished Engineer
III MR. IsHfRwOoD's EXPANSION DOGMA PRAC
TiCALLY TEsTED-A Letter nom another vel. known
Engncr-.
~. THE LONDON ENoINEER on Mr. IsHER
WOODS EXPANslos THEORY.
Y. EDITORIAL COMMENTARY ON THE TRIAL.
TIE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
also contain, aiii-e, on ih. following subjects;
Tir MeSican Question.
Pasiio iIg fuf JEFF. Davis,
Tlr Mihsry situation.
S~ge Artillery 81 PotcTs5uTE
Ssisuiihc faCtS
Tie Wiz VraL
Army and AGsy Per,oual.
kofritl Nuy,l aud Military Hsttess
Tagrt Pa tlc- si Hytle.
The SauoJA Emblem.
1ho,- Br-s ST. Again
The New Army.
Nj. Dug nn-s Book.
Insiznia OF blrv,t Kahk.
Picture 4 English History.
Naval lemiuiscrrce.
Army and Navy UAfste.
Naval Re lister.
Various Naval Mit'.ts
Official History Of the Reh.lisn
f,r.ign Officers Ia Our Army.
For SALE By ALL NEwsDEALERS.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. General Agents
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
90 Get.

HALL TO LET.-Thc spacious and beauti
i h HALL in the Mefcanil- Library Building A.tor.
place and East fighih,t Is row ready for engagement
by the dsy. evening SGbbsh-dsy week. month. iot
ecturs Ccnces TEMPERANCE Mreiincs Religions Seyicrs
&c moderate terms than other Ia In the
Apply la ThE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STA.
TiNtlCAL SOClETl'S Room, No. 4, IN tie Mercantile
Library Building AstorplGce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
DIDDLE's GROVE, Staten Island, {

- SALE. This beautiful property contains about 70 acs
mostly woodland FOR the sire OF mansion Sumrer
tel or nic grove Is unsurpassed being easy socss
from theyy aud having slags rivrr 'front.' II sdsd by
all who to be Of the loy-ess spots ths
u.ghborhood OF NevYork. For terms spPly TO W. WI
NANf csq. 259 Broadway, third story or address J. B
SMITH, Perth Amboy. y. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

~ R,,rsts negbborhood with immediate possession for
SALE No 20 Second place Brooklyn: jut been put In per-
feet order, all the improvements paor- dining and recep-
ton rooms on 6r.t floor For further particulars apply TO r.
r. KELLOGG, No. l39 PeaTlst N T., or No. ~ second
pl.ce broOkyp.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

DOR SALE in Brooklyn-Thirty HOUSES.
l. Pricrs s2.50o 1890 5000 $500, 5000. md
iIom $3.50 to sgv. Po.sr-sion before Noveu b~r l.
THOMAS WILDWOOD, No. % Ce1ir-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

NOR SALE-A small FARM OF about ~
acres. miles East Of Pe-kkil, acres choice standard
n ers barring nicely. other fruit; small dwelling. sur
rou ndrd by evergreen aud other coiragehouse. tool
house wh cellar barn. Sci situation hish and heshy
.6oOi ietHs cs.y. Apply to WM Il. COLLINS, PeekskI,
W.stck.sf.f Co. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

TOR SALE-A 4.story Stone-Front HOUSE
i fr..id. ut- between Clinton and Henryss il In
elegant rdsr and will suit any teman that vBni hrst
residence. Apply 10 STEVENSON, Nos 2i5 or 9oo
Cour..., Sek-t:s., Brooklyn Possession given In
DC Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

IN PRESS;
THE ORDEAL FOR WIVES.
A NOVEL.
By the Author Of "T The Morals Of Mayfair
VOL, l2mo
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
Nos. lis and l2l Nsssau-st.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

CHAS. P. LEvERICH, Pres. Bank Of New.Yosk
LEvERlCH 4 Co.. Com. Merchants. No. Ill PsuiS
SAMUEL hURLBUf. Bstniorr. Nd
WALTERS x Co, Baltimore. Nd.
DUNLOP. MONTCURE & Co, Richmond
STONE, NICHOLS 4 STONE, NewYorL
ID. p. MORGAN, New. ORR.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
Real estate for Sale.

GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
NEw.YORK OFFICE. No. o. BROADWAY.
For Sale or Lease VALUABLE LANDS In all the South.
arm States. KEMP P. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REFERENCES:
PETER COOPER, esq., NewYork.
JAY COOKE, esq, Philadelphia
A. A. LOW, esq, Pres Chamber Of Commerce, N. T.
GEO. II. STUART esq. Philadelphia.
Hi. Ercellency Gov HOLDEN Of North Carolina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

ST0NK IL THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
hhANhL, Bhlth DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER uRINATING
IRRITATION or THR NICK OF rHE atAp.
DKR, ,IEFLAMATf0S or THE KIDNEYs
CATARBH on THE BLADDER
sTkANGubAEr AND BURNING. or PAINFUL
uRISArINe.
Fer thsse diseases il 10 truly : sovereign remedy
and toe much cannot b said In its praise. A sln-
gis doss has been known % relieve tho most urgent
Ass yeu troubled ulth that als,r...lng n.ls IN
The small of She back and through the hitsf A
teaspocnfui day Of the Constitution water will
rsiisss ysp liks magic
PHYSICIANS
bAse Ions sines given up the use o. bachu. cuhebs
aud tnatpeF Ia the Treatment OF theas Diseases
aud eniy use them for the wAnt of better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Lac proved itself eqaAl to the task that has de-
DIuRETICs
Irritsts aud dreneh the Kidneys, aud by constant
use prodaos chronic desessFaileR saa confirmed
diseass.
n DYsaESoKRHRA. OR PAINFUL MEN.
sThlATioN, AND MENoKgHGiA.
Or fRoFusE FLOWING
Beth dlssasea arising ffem faulty secretion Of
the menstrual nud-in one ease halng too little
sna accompanied by seseFe pain. aud ihe OF her
.oo pfease seer tion whlsh Sil b speedily cured
Ths aisasas known As FALLING or THE
WOMB Whieh i the result q the relaxation of
Tbs hEAmeais 81 that organ. and is knosH By
sense ef heatiness aud dragging pains IN the
esek aud sides and at times accompanied By sharp
--lanelnating of shooting p@ins through The parts
aiseisd vii. IN All oasea, b removed By the med
icine.
There l. another class ef symptoms arising
srom IKRITATI0N or THE WOMB, whleh
physictAas cali Nervousness which sord covers
up much fsnorahoe. AID N nine cases out 81
ten ths doeiofs do pot really knoN whether the
symptoths ara the disease OF the disease the symp.
tons We S-n only cnamsFsts them here. I
SPEAK more particularly Of cold feet, palpItaffoa
% tbs heafs, Impaired rasmoFy. wax fullness,
flashes Of beat ianEuQr, lsssiinds. aud dimneas Of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEgsrRuATIOs.
which in the unmarried feuiz g. ls a constant re-.
eHrring disease and thfenKh neglect the seeds Of
more grave and dangerous malastaa are the resHlt
snd - month alter mohth passes without an ef.
taft hatng naas @ assist Ssfurs, the suppress.
slon bfeosnes chfonic, ths patient gradualy loses
her Appetttes the bowels are cansf ff,stsf. night
sveais some on. ard CarsHmptinn G f.,siiy ends her
career
80 foF sale BY al Drusg -. Pfics 81. "a
wM. n. GRIGg co, Proprls,ors.
MORGAN ALLEN, uenerai Agents, No. as
Clln street. New York
Fot sale IN Chicago By FULLER. FINCH A
kNLIEh. lauz7 ON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
Additional River Items.
MONDAY NOON.

The river as this point Is rising rapidly, and
thsre sc aow fAiF signs of big river unleas the
threateaed Geld ~eether cOnfinnss Aad Increases
The wharf continues to present most animated
Appearance, and the arrivals and departures are
saits iArgs- "a noon to-day eishtesa steamers
~Fs lyias a. the wharf aud is besias se look Ike
Old timss-ths pAlHly days Of the Rspuhiio-And
Sev sra Is evidently aawuins.
he arrivals since sunday evening were the
Aiiea De&a. Cincinnati 60 Msmphla; Champion,
aaunsras Fiuaaeser aud D. II. Blaak, LouisvIlle
70 Easipori NsHaie Bysrs aud Fanny BraRdie.,
Nsvtusg ils Eastport ST. Charles and sarsor..
LsaisFilis 70 Ss>y ORLEANS; Liberty Ne :, Mem
phls 10 kvsHsEilh L Juno, Wabash 50 EvAnsvIlls /;
iisiia Grey Eagle, henderson to Louisville.
Ths swift wing d Liberty Ne. arrived from
Msuaphls this rsayniag with 500 bales Of cotton.
e9nsigasd ta BtowH, Danksrsoa Co., and bring.
ing Args orders 20 b. allied in this city Cor point.
hsiow. The Libsrty M enters the trade a.
regu'ar psekes bstweon this elty and Memphi.,
aad Will lesve here every Moaday nlght afleE the
arrival Of the train from the North, and, in con.
neetioH with the 81 Patrick. which win Be here
early as4t seea, form semi-veskiy packet ITss,
whlsh Is wlli ts greatly 90 tbs interest ef cur
ronfe, a. il viii direct 10 this city large amount
q trade that no~ fnas iis way 70 Louisviile, cln
cinHsti, ana ether rlaess. she Iszxs for Ne uphis
a o'clock 4, o,alsbt. The Liberty No 2 IL not
ssrPisssd In elegance, speed or comfort hy any
other hoas on the Western waters, and Der ofnesrs
-captsin wes. Counsr aud Ea Jaags, who does
The hosoFs q the sfsce-Are the msst sxperienosd,
cautions. aud accommodating Esatlemsn Ansat
We lock upon the inauguration Of this line a.
ne~ sFa Ia ths commercial interests of Eransviils
The little Eagle took Qua = blg trip this mora
lag for Louisville
Tho Sc. Charles and Saratoga arrived fron
LouisTiiis this moruiBk, en- rbats to New OrIsaus,
bosa loaded 10 The guards. The si charis. took
isv cattle franz here. The Saratoga ala not 70.
eeire much here.
The Armsea Is taking isrgs trip to-day, and
will iesys ahsaf o'eisck.
The Pauline Carroll is attn FeosiTiaE largely.
aud Siil probably get ea tonight she has
splendid pAsssngeF aoc0mmodaiIons
All the other boats, except the Dunisrsen and
Ada Lyoa. are 10 the Ggvernmeut service.
The Dunkerson leaves for Bowling Green this
evening. Capt. Driakwstsr viii see that pAsseu.
gsn Ars veil sFsasad.
The Kate PutHsm has just arrived from 81.
Louis, which indicates that the gorge IN shs Mis-.
sissippi has broken up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
MEDICAL.

NPILEPrfe FITS cas- BIZ CURED-nE
- LockrgN hayinE eeeQms emiuastiy sgeress-
fai ia curing this teFFib ulals3y iif al sim
ilariy afflicted g. cali oF sead for crssr. af raasf.
suen and testimonials q eases cursd af ffam ous
60 tNeniy-fnur years standing. Sc dsvales bis
attention especially e. atseNsas of the GsFebfu-
spinal AN4ss ~ hefsana System, aud Hoiie8ts an
Investigation u biz eiatm g. puh le epnAaeuee.
lie may b. eonsuilsa at hls pFiFsia rsalaease.
No iai West 40 straat daily. FROM ~ A. a. nntfi
? ~ sAcept saturday and sunday Aaafass ali
letters 60 DR. v b. b0GKROW. care ~ z. u Box
5lle, Esw iorE. drceo-8awam
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL YfEw MAkHaAGK
y ContaiBiag bsaFiy aau pages saa isa fua
Plates and EngrsFiHEs 81 the Anatomy II the
Human urgana Ia = stat Of Health aud Dissass
With Treatise 90 Eariy hrrqrs, Tee daptofablc
Consequences upon the misd aud body wlfh chs
Aathor's plan % traasaaehk-the ouly rati8aat snd
successful mods 81 cuHa Shown bg the tseers Of
cases cHrsi. tFughfnl adviser Co Re married.
and those ceutampla3ing marslages who sutafislR
doubts of th " physical condition saNt FREE 81
postage 20 any address receipt % twenty dts
cents, In stamps uF pesla currency. - addressing
Dc. Ia CEOt6, Ne 81 Maiden Lane. AibaaF. \
!. The aushor may - eassHitod upuu say u the
diseases of which bis book treata. aithsr person
ally or by mail aud nssaicnes sent ~ aay part ni
tha world dsr1n eAeas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

The work." and save it bit much Of
what is usually denominated doctrine,
never. Men must disagree concerning
the undemonstrable.
Let no man sneer We do not admit,
as is 50 often said with q superior sir,
that by what has been may be foFetold
~hat may come to pass, or that what is,
is the criterion Of that which may exist.
Our intention was to have prespeeted
in 3 different direction, bat We have fol-
lowed the tenor Of the.frst article under
the same heading; perhaps 2 more prof
table one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

WAsHISGrox, Feb. 6.-It is reported
and believed, since the Presidents re-
turn, that be has related to the Cabinet
the particulars of the conference with
the rebel Commissioners They all en-
doTss his course. No official action has
however, been taken
To-day's Chronicle says: Stephens.
Hunter and Campbell have before this
laid their case before the Southern peo-
pie, and their people have heard, or
must soon hear that their leaders would
consent to nothing but the recognition
Of The Rebellion. OF course We are un-
able and unauthorized TO say here how
much Mr.. Lincoln @ss willing to con
cede.
The only condition to honorable peace
seems to have been declined By the reb-
el commissioners, that condition being
the restoration Of the Federal Union
and obedience to 81 the laws Of Cong
ress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
The c,rrnni and anrn.

We humbly acknowledge not 10 have
escaped corruption, natural IL not iaei-
dental; yet ss DO not sympathizs With
loafng gamblers, sedueers, keepers of
assignatiOn houses, and other hells. Who
at present throng our city. Neyerthe.
less, we agree with that boy, however
corrupt be may be, in opposition 10
threats or the act Of expulsion without
it be in the due coarse and with the
form Of Law. To attempt The expulsion
OF obnoxious parties, without proof Of
actual guilt % keep communities IRE
from them thus Is impossible and, the Z
fore, foolish Iheg have the right II E.
side somewhere, and Why not he s-ras
well as elsewhere? You can pr perly
Danish to the work house, the .. niten-
tiary, and to the t0ck-ap Do so i ron
can, and have the law on your slds bat
40 emphatieally deprecate threate ngs
and violence as the agents
The only parties who have sasz 0w
OF right TO the Law Of sellpreseryal IN,
Of sell-deiense, are the .injared. { sat
right IS the chief conseryator Of pubic
Eell-being aud safely
however We cordially approx OF
Jour present warnings aud thorou n ex-
posure FOFewarued is 10 be loreas aed. is
true Of the public, as well as Of adivid
uals But the weak kneed az always
10 dagger in this slippery worl and an
occasional fall Of such as are nelined is
unavoidable The sole ridda lce society
can ever anticipate Of those characters
I.
by means Ct public opinion, and too
poor by the absence OF the credulous.
and a tonic condition Of the public mus
cles for retaining he perpendicular
This, we are happy to say, you have
been endeavorinR &c accomplish 4 fas-
tideous and erroneous dsiicacy is fre.
quently very Injurious and leads to the
ruin Of society. Prosecute Exposure
to the light Of day IS death 10 deeds Of
darkness III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
Cedron Bitters

Ons trial aud you will neqar use any others.
IL is not necessary 10 publish a long list Of dis
eases for which the OedTon Bltters are = specific
In all diseases Of the STOMACH. BOW.
ELS, LIVER OR I6IDNEYRs
In All affections Of the BRAIN DEFEND
ING UPON DERANGEmENT OF
THE STOMACH OR HOWEI.st
10 GOUT, HHEUMATIsM AND NEU.
RALGIAt
And IN FEVER AND AGUE,
lis destined 20 aupsfeads all other remedies Ii
net only CURES these diseases, but IL rAEvHnrs
them.
wine glass full Of tho Bittera taken an houi
before each neal, viii obvate the M effects OF the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the parsot
taking H against disease under the m ost trying
exposures.
eold by Druggists aud Grooers generally.
S@-DF. JOHN BOLLs Principal Oflce, FIN
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER vIERLTza,
fehs Sole Ageat, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
Dyspepsia,

ad its attendant trRia ofsymptoms, II acts mort
sHs sharm than medicine. There IL nothins
In the range Of tbs nateria MsdIea, that for a mo.
nant bear comparison with u Ia this disease
ful account Of this wonderful plant may BE-
ound In the llth edition Of the U. s. Dispsnsato.
~, pages 1857 aud 1853.
series ef sxperimsn Il In which Br. Bull has
sN 'or years engaged, has Just been brought 10
sneoeasfu terialnat ion, and he IL nov enabled o.
ohsr 70 The public . combination Of gedron, with
othsr approved tonics, the whole preserved In ths
best quality Of copper distilled sBourbou whisky
aleh he ID confident has no equal IN the world
might furnish volume OF certificates, but
, public haSs long since learned TO nstinats
skings at their true value. The safest plan h., for
sVefy one 70 test for himself the virtues Of = new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
RULES AN ERaHhLfInNs-

I. Ne papers givss .~aya, the cOs sssr e ~
grAtcstous circulation.
2. No Advertisements, local notices. . - pnsAsa
ssrted unless prepaid or pay guArAsss1t.
,. Advertisements win never BE- nocompsaiek b
local notices unless contract Is sas 60 that sses,
and value received for the notice.
4. No 4" Local Nsttes. /" hswever shorf, Willie
inserted for less tkan One Dollar each day.
5. Marriages. Funeral and Religious Estioss
must invariably b paid IN advance to secure tn-
sertioa.
& No deaeisuey on the part Of carriers WI be
HAade good BY the ofHos. II the carriers fAii 10
leave papers ss esdsr~d and diFeetea tasy musf
pay for thcir eapclsssness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

New YoRK, Feb 6.-The Herald .
Washington Special says: Those in q
position to know the real facts Of the
recent Peace Congress, look upon the
result as being very far from failure.
It IS impossible for Lincoln or Seward
to say 70 what extent negotiations have
failed or succeeded, until reply to the
report Of Stephens and associates is re-
ceived from Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

Commemorative give up most of
our first page this morning to correspond
enee, which has accumulated during our
absence. Some Of our correspondents
may attribute the non-appearsnce Of
their articles to this fact, that we were
absent from the city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
were destroyed bY fre restsrdsr. Loss

we're asstroyed by IRE Yesterday. Loss
about $4,000; insured
Up to last evening s bodies had been
recovered from the wreck Of The train
On The Marietta i Cincinnati Railroad
bot 50 badly burned that but few conI5
be recognized There we're supposed 10
be bat 10 passengers on the train al the
time Of the accident.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
E,r. nnd RaIIroad Aee,asn,

C1ycISSATI, February 6.-The Hills
borough Commission Warehouse and
Alleghaney House, on Water street,