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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

Generally speaking, the inactivity Of yester-
day charaeterizes the market for southern
money. S an exception to this general condi-
ton however, we observe unusual manifesto
tons OF life, in the issues Of some OF the Ala
bama banks. Transactions amounting 70 SIS 900.
are reported, in the Banks Of Selma, Central.
and Commercial at an appreciation Of 2 cents.
in each. Tbs CommsrciSl, and selma, have ad-
yanced nom "a, 20 80, and the Central, from s.
to 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
PACKET
For Helena. Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
AMELIA POE---...--...J q. A Parr master
This elegant and swift running d.
steamer will leave as above on -
MONDAY. 18th instant, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply On board or 70
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
deI7-It No. l3 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

REGULAR U. s. MAIL WEEKLY PACKET,
FOR DuyaIPs Bluff. Little Rock and Jack
sOnpOrt,
j. Ashford, master
This ane passenger steamer will I'm
leave for the above on -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
HART & CO., Agents,
S4 Front street.
n 6. GEEEN, superintendent.
da1=-It rs Frodt street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07
NurUpGtf6e OSadricbten.
GnaIanb.

OHStNiSV
So 3 II, II. 9eS. 9ailp Stems prpteItirt,
glet6 Der WtOrning BUit, ge9en ben @rtitel, in
wel6em Die Shines unldngit fir gut befunoen,
noie &6ni9in pegen an9ebli6er @erna9ldffeung
ibrer Staat8pfli6ten gu %ernabnen." Gs lei
iberbaupt Iebr 5l beoauern, tpenn luan 6a8
peri6nli4e 8erbalten Der a6nigin gum @egens
itanO Der 3eituns8cpntrOperie made; aber
nibt8 tonne mioeriinniger pper Id9erli6er fem,
als Die NnnQbme, bab bic Stdatspili6ten per-
nu6ldilist ieien, wenn bic Waieltdt Ii6 pom
StlatSbdQen uno 2epeeS fern baIte. 9aB es
Der beiBeite @uni6 oe8 8ublitum8 iet, Die
&6ni9iu wie in friberen 9lldli6eren Sabren in
ben b6aiten geleQi6aftlIden &reiien ben Son
ongeben gu ieben, perltebe ii4 BON ielbit, aber
10 piel 6reibeit meroe ba3 SOlt ibr jeoenfa08
9bnuen, pie ir9enp elmer anOern perpittpeten
engli6en Some.
OeutIdIanb.
8erlin, 16. 9esbr. Su unterri9teten
arei1en 1T man entI6ieten Der Nnii9t, baB bic
26iung Der t6er3p9tbinerra nit Dem Nugus
itenburger %erfpl9en piro, uno baB Die preuBiz
iden Grbaniprii6c uno bic 9lnneripnSprOjette
nur ba3u beitimmt lino, einen g%elpiTen 9rud
au85uaben. Aleroins8 aber gIaubt man, baB
Der 9er5og 6riebri4 iebr erbebli6e Opier weroe
brin9en miiIen, uno oaB er taum piel mebr
pm 8reuBen peroe erlargen t6nnen, aI8 bic
SteLlun9 zines erbli6en StattbaIter5 in ben
9eriO9tbumern.
NuRIauS Mnc @oletI.
Gpnoer pplnt d g renSe, IS.
9e5. Die ueber1ieOlung Der 8eppbner ganser
9prfi6aften, wel6e ii6 in irgenO elmer @eile
am Nufltanoe betbeiligt BADEN, na6 Dem eSSns
nern 0tuBlanb5 bat in 2itlbauen uno S1mp9lz
ten nod INNER niht auf9eb6rt. So tpuroen
NnfangS pprigen Wonats ldmmtli6e @inppbner
zines Oprfe3 nit 60 Seuerltellen i'm GreiIe
8jlfomir, wel6e mdbreno beS IuftanceS cine
in Der gldbe pperirenpe Sniurgentenbanoe init
Qebensmittet perlebet unb mebrere SSSnIurdenten
bel ii3 beberber9t batten, nd6 Nilna aebra6t
unO nad eini9en Sdgen peiter nab Dem SeSr1
nern EuBlalo8 tran6pDrtirt. Sen oeSpunoez
men NlSpanoerern, beneft e5 oeIiattet 1T, ibr
belpe9ll9eS gi9entbumt SIT pertaufen pber nit
Sunebmen, weroen auf &rOn9utern 2dnbereien
gum Inbute iiberpteIen uno, falls Iie b~eoirftia
ilno, CUR erIten Glnri6tun9 8orI1GlIe pber ni6t
5urid5uSablenbe @elounteritibun9en oepdbrt.
10 OaB Ie in Der &e9eI fir ibre materieIlen
@erlulte rei&li6e Gnti&doi9ung erbalten. 9ie
bur6 Die 9eSipungenen Au8panberanaen ent<
p%6lterten 9Orfer werben nit An1ieolern aus ben
grUBruifl6en Subernien pieoer beiebt. Ser
@eneralgOuperneur0tu rapiep bat einen@oIpnis
lr4ngSpIan ausarbetten lal1en uno benz Wttnia
iterium in petersburg sur 8eitdtiguns iibers
rei6t, na3 pel6em bic neberliebIuns srUBrui'
ii6er 8uuern uno Nrbeiter nab 2ittbauen I'M
| SrIbiabre in erpbarttgem 0taBitabe au89efibrt
perbsn fol-. glub rei6besIterte BripatbeitBer,
ielblt 9plen, leiben Der Regierung b~ereItptai9It
ibre Mitpirtung sur Gu8fibranB ibrer &uIifs
e~ir4n9spldne.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07

mprer BpIi3iiten-ber Antrag teuroe Der 8oIti>
ntOrer delegation Sugepieien. Sin Intrag
Wtr. aeeIerS, Der Sreoertd uno Gmmitt6burser
qanoitraEen GDmpasnie cine GrbSbuna ibrcs
Wege9eloS gu 9eitatten, tpuroe Der Sreoerid
Delegation S~u9emieien. Ser Antrag, &apldne
fir bas 9uuS gu pdblen, wurbe Bis Wittmo6
surid9elegt. Sin gntrag, ieOem 0fitgIieb 5
GUpien oe8 SOurnal8 be8 9auies CUR @erfigung
81 ~itellen, wuroe angenOmmen. SIR. Dtiller,
pom Slime Qlrnnbel 60, bat I'M GrlaubniB cine
8ta fir 8eruiun9 zines SpeSialterminS bes
AppeIlatiDnsbOf8 einbrin9en 81 eIrlen- ipurbe
an Elm SPECIAL Committee pertpieIen. SIR.
0Offman erbieIt GrlaubniB cine Bill etnSubrin9en
fir ben in Der lebten @elebgebung paiiirten Gift
betreffS Der perbrannten NetDro8 BON Baltimore
80. 9erielbe beantra9te bic Grnennun9 zines
Committees fIr Nusarbeitung zines He9iItrirz
@eieBeS Der Wdbler i'm Staate, namit 9epiIIe
gprIbriften bet Contribution b~etrefTS Der Gnt>
Stebung beS 0ablre6teS 9emiIer @eripnen in
Strait treten tonne. - 9ta6 fur5er 9ebatte wurs
be Die Grpd9ung %ceiielben bis sur Grnennung
Der itebenoen Committees 5urIdselegt. 9ta6
ilbli6er Nblenoun9 zines COMMITTEES, fam bic
@ouperneurs 8Oti6aIt Elm uuo wuroe ~perleIen,
uno oann bei6lplen 5000 Gppien oruten su
%Ed1ien.. 6ierauF fam cine 8otl6aft bes Senats
Inn ii6 big gum nd6ften Sienitag gu pertagen,
nel6e Die 8eiitimmung be8 6auIes erbie(t. 0aIs
ielbe pertaste fi9 nm 3 llbr 9ta9mittass.
Walbtngtun, g.. Sanuar. = Geitern FAM
ber pro5eb 9egen Oberlt ytOrtb gum S6lub.
Oberit 9iQeB CAB fIr ben 9tn9etlagten bas &ee
iume, lnb in ieirer 8ertbeiOigung fteIte oer=
ieIbe Die 8ebauptun9 auf, Dab Berwe9ieIun9
Der WablFttmmen tpeoer Elm 8etrug, nod cine
Sdlihung lei +; ou9 pertbeioigte er @ouperneur
Seymour nit un9ebeurer 8reiti9meii9teit, unb
pollte Sulebt Dem Geri6t 9laubli3 MAIDEN,
NOrtb babe ben 8epeiS seltefert, bab er Elm un=
i6uloi9er damn iet.
Dtorgen miro Der fOlgenpe 8eidluB int 9auIe
et1gebra9t weroen A.:
8ei6lo1Ien, baB ale leer 9etpDroenen Stellen
be8 8an5leiz9erionals i'm &rie98s, Warine>,
6inanj=, @oitz uno oe8 Snnern 9epurtements,
nit ipl6en Solouten uno WtatroIen belebt pers
ben ipllen, Die in ben S6la3ten pertpunoet II.
pertriippelt pOroen itno, iOpeit ~bie1eIben Ii9
ais fdbig 5u ipl4em 9ienit e%rpeiien, luenn man
Ie sprerlt in ibren 9ienitpii6ten unterri1tet
baben miro, uno bic Gbef8 Der perlGieOenen
9epartementS Derben angewieien, bel ben 9e=
9enWdrtig Obpaltenpen St6run9en in ibren 8u=
reaus, iolde SOloaten tnO WlatrOien ansu=
itellen urO ben 0e6iel 10 raid %eintreten gu Iair
fen, aI8 es pbne 8eeintrd6tigun9 pes 9ienite6
9eideben tann.
f" IS beibt, oaB Die 81 Sauannab erbeutete
8oumpOIIe nift ta6 gtelp DOrt, ~iOnoern na9
England eerI6ift, unO bort %pertauIt Werpen iOl,
wpbei freiIid bic WtenSe Der BrOseiIe unO be-
trl9eriiden gtniprl6e su betdmpfen wdren,
pel6e bic 0tebeQeu, bic ii9 alS Gigentbimer
jener 8aumtpplle anieben, bel ben brittilden
@eridten erbeben mirpen. (0ie Nbiidt, Die
fra9lihe 8aumpplle unlnittelbar nab Gnglano
gu ididen, mub iebr in 3weifel sesO9en perz
So1,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07
s.seriFoutfebe O1actoridbtem.
0eiebac6nno INN Marhlanb.

annapolis &, ben 5. Sdn.-llm - llbr
tpurben Die Namen Der Senatpren aIigerufeu.
Sour bic - Unions Senatpren antrpprteten, bic
anOeren II batten li6 ni9t ein9eiunben. Sc
gen II ubr fam Nlr. StepbenIpu, Der Senator
BON !QartfprO So, ipOna6 Elm Quorum Sulamz
men mar, wpruuf WRr. Some beantra0te einen
Yrdlloenten pro. tenn. Su erpdblen nno 6rn.
DIR, bon Nue9banp Co., basu pprI6lug, tpels
der IOfprt erlpdblt tpuroe. Ser Senat erpdblte
Johann AUDI feline iibrigen 8eamten, uno spar
Gb. 9aripppO sum Sefretdr, 6. s. Gp9ran
MlIitent>S etr., s.. 8. Snpber Sergeant>ate
gtrm3 Nm. s. CHARLES, 8. SO. 8loOmer,
4. .. &Irt Su Committee Slert5 :; s. y Dtce
9teal, Poltmeiiter, ssSat. Dreamer, 6alser ; s.
8. Mbeeler, 8Ote &. S. SleiOn, SbIrbIter.
Nuftra9 oeS 0rn. Carroll murse ein Committee
%ernonnt, tpel6es elm neutS Geelement iGr ben
Serat ausarbeiten foil, unb beI6lpIen, bis bdz
bin ooS alte gelten Su lalIen. Wiittlerlpeile fam
5uerIt cine 8Oti6oft bonn Sele9atenbduS Elm,
ipprauf elm Committee errannt tpuroe I'm, DEM
8ouperneur bic Organization Der 8eleb9ebung
anSulelgen. Staat81etretdr 1il fam in See
9leltun9 Der Committee Suriid uno iiberbra6te
oPe OpllWull pes 0pnoernellrS lpetUe Iptr uIleEH
9eierni IN Der beuti9en unO folgenoel gfunarner
oes Iefers in setreuer lleberiesung pprle9en,
Na9 gerlelun9 Der 8OtI6aft bei6lOB Der
Senat, 5000 in en9li9er nm. 1000 in oeut'
fiber Sprd6e bruden suldIen, '.i 81 y '.g ga
9ele9atenba uS.-75 Mit9lieoer lpas
rem suge9en, ais Spreder Srasier ieinen Git
einnabm. Mr. 9pueS bon baltimore beanls
tragic cine @rbDbun9 bes @ebaltS Der 8alti'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07

GU - o. Az D." NANlIb' NthN' Az
2 9aar rebtpinfeIise NIueeItbure uAO Quertalten.
IS 3 tIren init 4 SIlunetn, 2 s. 10 Z. let Q s. 10 g.
4E3-& Is Ia bid.
IS NuerbaIttn, 2 8. 10 3, bet 16, 3 lti6e, la tif.
"a 2 orb aehrebte 6I6n. @berrp gtepel peaS, NIT Care.
$50 b. 1AlSa. DAT SaIuiterk.
5000 r6 Bird. .
600 8uIbel @uftrfhaGleH. Eait.
245 Barren Bau.Sans.
1900 StIt 4b4 Talinss, 8 .. lana, s BIS s 3pG pttt.7EES
$500 Gus 3-4 QDbtte Ytne Se1Rtltnn l6 j. lungs
500 @befnut wofeu 8 j. lang sutr AuaIttdt.
Anbieter rtlHsn eenda BITE bon linen sfsrtrte Gudntttdt
ben Yreis unb BE 3tit %ansebsn, renn bic 2tsferuns ssmad
merben Tam. !
Die Certificate su ben WINCHESTER rnaNtu sarh tSst yer
anttrprtliHe Surstn unterf1riebcn fstn.
Die Berantwrrtl6tett her SIreen mus purd etn aerttNtdt
zines Der. Ct. D%ttriftS. MnmaltS, GIetf elmer Dtltrttt eputt
pber ttnes Ger. ct. Rt6ters antltb b~eslaab'et trtH:
Ssbe YtrIer, pber ieheS Wtt9liet elmer Strmd, pel4es etn
Muaetpt rtabt, rnuB etutr 2rcuetb %bettletn, pern nttt loon
Elm folder beretts auf Niefer Office re6tnrtrt wuref.
MatS NGtetial wtrb tar& tineu &sstrrunes-aesn in
Ipi5trt, che es GneeHpmnen rrtre.
DdS Commencement bebdlt fG has Re6t Der, tr9ene mel
DE @seebrte aus irstne pel5tn llrioden ju o~ertoertsa:
Muaebcte nuGeM btItttntt fstn, Proposals for Building
Materials, uEb an CAPT. 6enre 8prrnan, VI. SNv 81 aertl-
1ren.s 4 9 a.
&uf gefebt bee Col. ". U. NsppOrt, 0Ja. en- Gtst
I~6 Tita# sf@sH.t 5enrp BpwmGn'
(fau2 III Gapt. uns y. O9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07
Wcti; an 0Oorantcn= uuo NSdfier=a
saA &cnfumeutcn..

9as @tkb beRraft ace gtrfOntn, fDlts Tore 3@voEanlsa
anSIaufen laitn, fsboe bic ErOttDtrs Der Strasfn neerrntpet
ben, NIT s BIS 10 Dcnars. Gs wrb Wilbe unb Sc fen fra-
rem, penu bic 9streffensen ale duSern grrrt6turesn nah
renb beS fdlteu Wetters absrebeni ks @eES pIrb frenee
~duSasfibrt TerheH. SGmes % SNtert
HSSs,-imrs, 2gDafsr- Snefnteur.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07

1ss 900 44 GuGtass, I6 Tus lang
$500 > Ala DO 10 8 Spl nett.
1855, coo /, 5S Stbtua, 16 Bic 7 Spa nett;
126,00O 44 gsupp Pine GlSprtne.
Is 500 . 54 bp b..
% 500 ~ IA gtds. ~obeebrtelt On beipsR SeGtfn.
$1,000 . 4f4 YdrttttpnbpIs. ~a5eshoselt unp gefnet.
21,5GO - 54 SemIpd, q bis s 3on nett.
5000 , 6l49tdS, 3ueerihtet an elmer Stite, 10 5. lang.
$50 . Sj4 10, 10 Sus lang, 3 3pu nett.
$50 N 12I4 Gberrs tlanten.
$50 - 54 sueert6tete Ytupp gtne Stripping.
100000 gDbtte pine GbtngIeS Sc. 1. IS Spu lang.
739 Senferrabmen, 10-15 (Gramebausl gNs
73 hc 10-15 DO m(tte gfofeF.,
9744 Ieidte 1Aj6l. SASS. NIT @las, 5afeRriree, 1915.
AS Gbarrabmtu, 81 SuB NIT @rblaretfen tin ~retdteJ
iKrouehaucl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-07
SlneebUte fir Saumatertalten.
Depot Qunrtiermsiatrs Sffc

Depot QunrtiernetRfrs StICc,
Baltimore 2 San. 1865.
! @erfeaelte &ueebrte nj 9u pltta rerSen nMf eteier
Office ts sum IL. SGnuar 1885 NItttasa II uer, ~enteeseus
gsnsnmen fur hte trleen EN- Characterization;
$500 GuR 6-8 Sinber, 20 IN so HuR lang. Whtte Dine,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02
INSTRUCTION.

AT PAINE'S, 90 BOwEkY, SOLDIERS,
IA business lnen, merchants and clerks reoeiyd
pitvste is-tru, ton IN boob keeping, vrung, arith-
mstic, sIAniIn ar 6c, and fully qushet Tor bssnes-
Terms s1o 70 Sso. Ladies day and evening. wrisins
lcross, ~. 800
BANJO AND jig DANCING, CLOG DANE
- lag and buriessue dancing taught by JOHN
BOGAN 1871 East Hous Terms 10 psr a.
NJ B.-pupils nttsd fsr The STAGE ays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

OPERATORS, TAKE NOTlCE-FlRST-
~ cla-s operators wanted on Grover Bakers and
singer. mschiner. Apply TO ID. Is. BABCOCK a
CO, % Chsmbers II. S5l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

OPERATORS WANTED ON WHEELER
" & wilson, and Grover Bakers machines.
Call for days, lOi Keado -, up stars. 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

GIRLS FOR 4 COTTON FACTORY IN
VI Manchester, y H., wanted as veAvers. Tho-c
Who do not understAnd 1t will he taught. Apply al
l6T Bowery. W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

OPERATORS WANTED ON THE HOWE
ON " eed machine liberal pay and steady work
70 eIporienoed hands. Also work given out. Apply
hstn Il nc.nck. 100 NhAInbe . q. ID floor. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

OPERATORS WANTED OPERATORS
" on wOmen's shco' Piece work. Apply at S
lOftlAndt A. 20 huCr 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

EEAIHERS WE CAN GIVE STEADY
i employment to 8 preparor-, 90 brsnchera 10
.avers NJ curierr The very highest wagos patti
Also one or two very intelligent SIR 20 learn. wsges
shlle iezrninr. - per week. PHILLIPS NAN
MING, % Howard Of. lA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02
SAVINGS BANKS.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
Il OF NEW YORK.
CAP1TAL. .e2,O1oe0. StRPIUS, ,2oaooo-
This Bank ~Ill Issue Certificates Of Depoeit bearn<
interest favorable terms. j. L. WORTH, Cashisr-
New York, Aug. II. 1855. sS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
" s., $40 and $40 at par, At tho sun ONCE count
er. Al.o pennies. ~
EOR SALE-A SINGERS SEWING MA
l. chine. Cali 81 &c West 10Th at, tor one week
pOOFERS, TINSMTTHS AND PLUMBERS.
IL solder FOL sale low At 9f0 a. doors above
Peck slip. Also Babbet metal, speller and type do
Old metal taken In exchange. n, B,-HuI9bsts aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

DERRICK WANTED-A GOOD SECOND
~ hand derrick that viii raise five tons wanted
Addrers box 1879 Post Once. I4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

OpERATOR on SHOES, AT NO. EAST
OBnslvy. SlCKERsoN SAMPSON o.
OPERATOR WANTED ON THE SINGER
" a Hove machine on shoes, by HEMERDINiER
A SOMMERS, III Liberty At, up stairs. GS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

OPERATORS on WILCOX & GIBBS And
~ Wharor Wilson's wanted; good hands can
,AIn from 60 10 a. fvT week Apply alter o'clock,
At 81 Iurfay = J. {. WOOSTER. y.g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

,.Sss r %s ASP n. PLAs
and Tool storc, III Eighth ave, door above 2lst
.uact yC2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

GOOD STRAW SEWERS WANTED-AP-
VI ply at Ninth st, one door from 9th ave. Isl
CIRIS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AMP Hav-
Hoo g.5 ,ansl ~ n Y 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

CTRONG BOY WANTED-17 YEARS OLD.
- Apply 81 Nassau street. room II; wages 50 per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

DLhSTERERS AND LABORERS WANTED
by q. W. COOK, At No. - West S3d a.. %
ClTUAGION WANTED BY AN EXPER-
- fenced engineer. SAMUEL CAMPBELL, ~
Orch ara e. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

STRAW SEWERS WANTED-0N FANCY
~ and plain stock. Also fancy trimmer and n
few good wiTers. Apply immediately at 80 and % oh
Gv. w stairs- Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

\ITAETED-2 GOOD STEAM FILTERS, TO
w 70 q short distance in the country, Apply 70
O. RUSS, 40 Gold st, DO, and 10 O'Clock 3 NJ, on
Friday and SATURDAY, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

FACTORY FOR SALE LOTS, z5xpO,
Il brick building rear, 46I31, stsry and base
ment TIN roof on ado OF lot, 2 story ilnme baild-
ing, lsxov tin roof on opposite side Of lot- story
frame Dundiag, lSI31 with carriage way between and
stabnt fot .hIos horses. win be sod on favorable
terms Apply on the premreA North 51h 81 between
ID and Sd sis, Williamtbursh. ITO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

ARTIFICIAL FLOwERS-wANTED, OR
-. 500 hand, for rose. ard hrsnc hing WORK $40
Esswtll be rald. Apaly 6S Prince 81 81 heor.
ikpCSSFi.L 4 co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02
WANTED.

ARTIFICIAL FLOwERS-wANTED Girls
to work on artificial flowers Al "a few small
.rto learn. Apply At 100 stanton It,, basement
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
News Items.

A RAILROAD SoLD.--The Central Ohio
Railroad was sold on Tuesday at Cinein-
matt, under decree of the United States
Circuit Court, TO J. w. Gsrnett, Presi-
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and w. H. ClemeRts, President of
the Little Miami Railroad. The pur-
chAsers, rs trustees, represent the cred.
itors and stockholders of the Central
Company. esa ve saE sslNri'
Lieut. Col. Andrew. Of the 10th In
diana was wounded at the late battle in
front Of Peterborough.
PErRoLxuM AS A REMEDIAL AGEHF.--
We understand, says the Indianapolis
Journal, that soma Of the M.D.'s use the
Pogue's Run oil in treating that dread
full disease, psoriasis septeRaSs, which is
said to be quite prevalent Just now. A
few applications relievs the worst cases,
and the patient 10 enabled to scratch
around without loss of time or change
of diet uaG 50 vf7slefosl
The 44th regiment, Col. Riddle, Is sta.
toned at Hslltown, Virginia, near Har-
per's Ferry. Il 10 the 1st regiment, LIST
brigade, LIST division, 6rst corps Of the
Provisional Army Major Gen. Hancock
commanding. rr- ~.,.-
Gen. Mcclellan Ia at present in Rome.
The General" says the Rome cores
pohdent of the London 1Snses, has GER
tainly no expectation of speedy termi-
nation of the war which is nov devas-
tating bis UNHAPPY country" - a
The General probably imagines that
be is still in command Of the armies Of
the United States-a proposition that
cannot be Granted. - n 49, y
An old gentleman fell dead in
the street in town in Massachusetts,
who had $4,000 in musilated and old
bank bills on his person. They were
offered &C the bank, and the officers we're
obliged to cali meeting of the Directors,
in order to ascertain ESQ old were some
Of theml If the bank had ever made any
such issues. ia5 "A $3.50 l7-A
~ Maj. Hay, assistant Private See
Rotary Of the President, says the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, win be she Secretary Of M.
Bigelow, the new United States Minister
at the Court of st. Cloud, and will leave
for Paris in company with Mr.. Nieolsy,
the new Consul 'isg = yaae, 3 iss a. - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
RosGer Of the Ilsd indians.

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Field and BgaF O6seeTa-Johr r
Grill, Colonel John 7. Meo1i55t
Lieutenant Colonel; John Z. PhilIips
Major; Edward ?. Elliott, Adjutant.
Peter Sehumck, Qnartarmaster: stew.
art c. Pitcher, First Assistant SuroeoD;
Benjamin Davidson, Second Aaasstant
Surgeon; Oliver E, Tahsey, Chaulmin
Linz ODfesrs.-Ce. A-Jnstin a KEEL
logg. Captain; Joseph B. Maghee, First
Lieutenant George FL Desiring, Second
Co. B-Jamea n. Smith, esutaiu.
William Huffman, First Lieutenant |;
Josiah z. Patterson, Second Lieatsn-
Co. G--Warrsu Fl. Bishop, Captain /;
Daniel Trent, First Lieutensnt; Thos.
Dubois, SecoHd Lieutenant q gkf.
co. D--Thomas s. White, Cavtain !:
william ]. Puett, First Lieutsnant
George w. Wilder, Second Lieutenant.
Co. E-Phiip Guckes, Captain; Lean
der Jagsr, First Lieutenant; lAdolph
Harter, Second Lieutenant.
Co. F-Christopher L. Scott. CAPTAIN
Frank w. Fickas, First Lieutenant;
George J. Reeves, Second Lieutenant
Co. G--Jaeob G. Youngman, Cap
tain; William q. Fowler, First Lieusen-
ant; Frank France, Second Lieutenant.
Co. II = Bedford Reavis, Captain
Ralph Redding, First Lieutenant; Alex.
snderf O. Small, Second Lieutenaut. y,
Co. Ira J. Barch, Captain; Beuia.
min Z. Laswell, First Lieutenant; Viii
lis N. Coleman, Second Lieu enant.s al
Go K--George NJ Herrod, Captain
Stephen Il. Brilten, First Lieutenant
/ Hugh McMahon, Second Lieutsnaut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
Ar On Surr DrrrpgB.-A suit thai

An ON Snrr DeCrDEs.-A suit that
has been long pending between Hon. Cd
SiIss HoIcomb, Democratic State Ssna-
tor from Gibson county, and Krstz L
Holman, was decided in the Circuit
Court of Possy county, at its last SEES
sion, in favor of the defendants.
Holcomb had sent an engine 70 the
shop of Kratz 4 Heilmans for repairs.
They refused to allow the engine to be
taken away until the charges we're paid.
Holcomb then sued for-damagss, re-
shifting from the detention. The case
was twice tried in the Common Pleas
Court of this county, and ~as undecided,
the jury disagreeing each tir1s. It vas
then taksn by change of sense, 70 the
Posey Common Pleas, and 6nnIly to tbs
Posey Circuit Court. meat saomi
Three witnesses, old men Of Gibson
county, swore that Holcomb's reputation
in his own neiRhborhood for truth and
veracity, was bad. w d9idw -sa1o1
As the case depended on the respect
i've oaths Of the parties, the jury, no
doubt wisely. decided in favor Of the
defendants, whose reputation for truth
and veracity 10 unquestioned. 9aaS'e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

KESrUcxx BANK NOTES.-The Banks
and Bankers in Cincinnati have thrown
out the Kentucky Bank Notes, and
placed them In the uncurrent list, nj to
II per cent. Discount. We understand
that at some points in Kentucky they
are also rejected by the Banks, and
quoted ct the same rate of discount
There seems TO be q growing feeling
among our people TO reject all paper
money except greenbscks and national
currency; and even KentnckiAns who
have heretofore regarded Kentucky
Bank Notes as good as gold, occasion
ally refuse to receive them land demand
greenbacks or national currency. Our
Banks have not yet taken any action in
the matter, bat il is not unlikely that in q
few days all Kentucky Bank Notes will
be rejected by them, and placed OF q
discount. a'sa 3 t37 es,,aAsG. =