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\ wcll-informed correspondent at
Washington writes us that jefferson,
Davis will 'c tried before ;l.civil cn;,rt,
and probably at Richmond. before the
United States Circuit Court there.
We have reason to believe, further,
that the trial of Paws will not be be-
gun until that Of Writ is concluded,
The friends and counsel Of Writ hoi:c.
it is said, to ciear him. by proving
that he w;.s acting under the authority
and order of Davis and The rebel So
:-rrtaly OF War. If they c,n produce
satisfactory proofs Of this. Of cunr>,.
that would furnish important test imo-
~ l"r use upon the trial OF Davis.
Tins and other circumstances ar.
likely to postpone the trial Of Davis
for some months. 1T is probable tNat
the rebel archives. captured after HE
surrender of johnson, and now under
Dr. LicIcrs charge al Washington,
VIII be thoroughly examined fc7. doc,,.
lncnt&ry.eviGcncr before thc tri,L i,
begun. Of course, ii DAVIS is tried
III Richmond, Il new indictment VIII
l;1vc to be drawn and found by tll,
Grand Jury OF that district. 1T pre-
sent, he has been indicted only in to-.
District of Collunbi;. The new in.
dlctmcnt will probably arraign h;nl
on other counts than levying war;
it will perhaps contain Il count cilarg-
ing him with the slow and deliberate
murder of prisoners Of war.
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Wanted to Purchase.

4 FRAME BUILDING, i'll good condi-
"a ton, to be moved. Size about II or IS
feet front by % or 80 feet long. Apply at
thls once. aug 30 ws2
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LlNE CrESETHS. Black SEWING SlLK,
j. Ladies BUCK GAUNTlETrS an,
Ladies' White KID GLOVES.
l."dlr. Mpnrnin@ and Emh'd iI'DK FS
SILVER TiIlMBuES, SCISSONS
kcy Rings. Grape Collars.
Cologne. (purc and inc.)
l.nhh Extracts, pomatIc.
tuttcrtly Cravats, Chin. Dolls.
|ancy Tuck Combs.
Black Flax Thread, Satinct>
Cashmere, lnr suits.
Embroidery Cotton Sllk Gloves.
SILK Tissue, for wells.
iirachcd Shifting, Lcatl,! Belts.
EcH,s;c. for travelling dresses.
Ladies Mcrino Vests.
lnW-prircd Ladies' Hose.
Faucv Vest and Drc - in,t"nS.
Diaper Pins. Agate Buttons.
Gents Linen Collars. Matches.
slack and Colorcd Silk i;cItnG.
i;ronms Black and Green Tea.
Spool Cotton. all numbers.
Mourning Calico
BoSs' Half Hose, Felt Hats.
E!u,A EaGa gu:l.jo .,oe@. &c. a1e %
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Farniture Sale.
By Jacob Levin.
THIS MORNING, 3Oth inst, ut 10 O'Clock,
will sell,
\ variety of HOUSEHOLD FtRNITCRE.
LII good order, among Which are:
Mahogany Hair-scat Chairs.
Sotas. Canc-scat Chairs.
Mahogany Tables, Washstand
Extension Table. one tine Piano
Mantle Glass gild frame
AID 4 variety of other articles.
With Glassware, Crockcry, &c.
Cnhmitrd articles Will be received until
morning of sale. au.. 80 :,
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HNHE exercises Of MISS STANDS SCHOOL
u VIII be continued as heretofore. Terms.
&c, made known on application to her at
pus. aug 30 wf2w2
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HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING !!

"if. subscriber IS now prepared to take
4 contracts for HOUSE, SIGN ard JOB
PAINTING; also GLAZING. All work done
with neatncsS and upon the most rcasona-
h.c terms. Orders left at TOWNSEND ~
NohIliS Bookstore will receive prompt
attention.. JOS. a. HINES
aus 20 VII
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The Hartford Times, of Thursday,
cTening, says:
\ number OF gantlcmcn interested
IN the Ectcll1m future went to New
York on Tuesday evening. They have
learned all the facts that could be OBJ
tanned, and their friends here, to-day,
are not hopeful that the house will pay
a very large per ccntagc Of its indcbs-
edness. One gentleman interested
says he would be glad to get fifty cents
on the dollar for his claim. MI Nor
IT'S k"tchum (the senior partner) stated
to a gentleman, on Wednesday. that
he considered himself worth s., 900, :
600 before the late troubles; and that
his splendid farm at Wcstport. Conn,
where he resides, belongs to his wife
He does not own it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

HH IODaCcOs
"A Poanas, aright = Dances
-a6 IA q q 1oumeea.
at .NfAa~t 80 t7#.t
a A Twist. Bright, m y.
IA sweet Ounces.
"A Brighf, 40 s.
Bright a caddfss.
aHedinm a a Caddics.
WA Dark A N CasHaaes.
"a Pancake, Bright, las.
bright 10 $ IN Caddiss.
Dark 10 3 tn Gaddies.
Navy, Pounds.
AHmM Roll.
Erea1d's Cable Roll. a
E1dorado.
sssi.a Ikouah and Ready. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23
SPRING STOCK
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS

Is now daily arriving from
the East, al of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered EX-
CLUsIVELX at WHOLE
SALE.
In Style. Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either in Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23
CA LIZ p ~
Department.

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to IL. is q
room expressly devoted TO House
Furnishing Goods In general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades. Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. Cornicss,
and almost every article in this
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and hotels.
Cell and see them.
JAoUEss. FRENCH a co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

Olive Logan, ia letter from Saratoga,
thus comments on the "drinkers" of the
water there:
There is. g girl Who lifts to her rosy
lips glass, which the dipping boy has
given her, and chances slyly around to
see if he has come, as per appointment.
THERE'S the sfsst" man, who gas on a
spree The . ebt before, and now guips
down balfa-dozen glasses to get his
head straight There ia the fat equity
old customer, who has been told that the
Congress was good for rheumatism, and
who nullifes the effect Of his ten matuti-
nal glass by dinner at FIVE, in which
soft shelled crabs, soup la bisque, and
heavy wines, figure tooacouspiciously for
health. There - the Cuban lady who in
the language. Of the fan tells yon hand-
some young IHFet 60 stIst a e. vii Be
in the Union grounds at eight There is
the thin woman who drinks the waters,
hoping that they will make her fat; there
is the fat youth, who drinks them think
ing they will make him thin. There is
a baby with bad spine, which the poor
mother iasists ON thinking will ba
straightened BY half a. glass, day, in
which belief baby evidently does not Join,
for it ldcks and shouts and rebels gener-
ally at the treatment; there is jenkins,
family, three little children happily igno-
rant of The existence Of awaiter girls, :"
or The meaning ofathe Word adefalca-
tom" there are few remaining actors,
relics Of Growers defunet Opera House
speculation; there are French coiffeurs,
Who's Fesa your hair every dag, and chat
merrily and tell you family how raviah-
ingly handsome you are; but they never
once presume 10 bow TO you at the spring,
when all unarmed with their combs, they
appear what they are in reality, good
looking, vulgar, intelligent canGiIie
There 10 a man W.T. kidneys, and wo-
man wilma liver3 youth of eighteen
with the dyspepsia, and girl Of sixteen
With bysteriai al eTayed before the
fountain 81 fnnocence, hoping to drink
from its waters, ths.unattainab.e draugbt
Of health. youth. and beauty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

We are happy to inform
our customers and the
trade generally that our
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23
L0TICE.

&eezsSxiISkAA &sss@eoRDsvItLE B 4. Co., D
S$$SSS ANSskRTARK' OFFICE,
~ a Asrs$MnNEsgH 4&eMnd sept. IL, 1855.
&@EFC& TS~RE&AB% GIVEN THAT THE
IN &f@shal Mos lsSf stockholders in this Com
Hr&s OH be A9h &IeA<SoSrt House in the city
ofxSknsvilliFon MsSdsSx0 Go "a day Of October
nAxtSst l0%o'cloc fsWh ieh time an cleo
ten viii be held for Ihffsssa Direofort, TO ssrse
for the ensuing year. $&S
By order Of the Board.
slR-fd J. X. Martin, sss'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

The piano was closed, Lizzie's work
pnt in the basket, and William was ready
10 90 npafairs, basglaBciBg back be saw
his httle-Egffe--reur the fireplace, her
hands clasped, her head bent, and large
tears falling from her eyes. He was be-
side her in an instant.
"Oh, William, ] have been such bad
wifel / heared you tell Mr.. Moore last
evening how / had disappointed you; but
/ viii try to make your home pleasant
Indeed I wilIrif you will forgive and love
me"
"Love your OH Lizzie, YOU cannot
guess how dearly / love youf'
As the Little wife lag down that night
she thought, f
" l nave won him back agsinl Better
than that, l have learned the way TO
keep him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23


be corps. Who passed through here on Saturday
last, wss surprised 70 bear such Accusations, as
nothing "a. tnosn Of hen in the army. Gen.
DAVIS VS. obliged. during his march. 70 bus
band bs siore- 70 prevent bis men from suher-
INK. His foresight ia that regard resulted mos
f~avorably. When other portions Of the army
needed for provision. his men hsd 10 cause for
compisisf. The success OF S~HEsssS,s move
mens depended upon The ability Of he soldiers
to bear up Under tie fatigue and labor recessa-
rily imposed upon them In that contingency
~ the negro refugees were cut short Of rztions
snd ws base no evidence that shey we're. Gen
DAVIS did just what a brave and prudent CON
mander should have done Ifths issue was
presented to him Of keeping his men fit for duty
by negIecting the negro, and be chose the fOrmer
alternative. evety sensible man must admit he
did Just what vas right. What would his corp;
have been worth If his men had been reduced &c
a starving point7 Since the commencement o.
the war Gen. DAVIS has ably. faithfully and sue
c~es.fully filed every position assigned to bin
and !, III becomes the press to circulate the slan
der against him to which We have referred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

The following bill was intropuced in the
House by Mr. s,evsr on the 10Th inst. read the
6rst time that day and the second time the 18th
net, when it was referred TO a special committee
OF one from each Congressional District. This
bill has the support Of the dominant party in
the House. and illustrates the effort that will be
made By the Republicans gerrymandering the
state to advance their partisan purposes. -
An act 10 divide the State into CongressionaI
Districts, and TO fix the time when election:
for congressman shall be held therein.
SEcrIoS /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly OF the State Of Indiana, That the State
shall be divided into eleven districts for the elec
ton Of Representatives in the Congress Of ths
United States, each of which districts shall b'
entitled TO elect one Representative.
SEC. 2 A Representative shall be elected II
each of the districts at the general election il
October, eighteen hundred and sixty six, snC
every second year thereafter.
SIC. 3. The limits and designation Of each
district shall be a. follows:
SIC. 4. The counties OF Davies, Gibson
Knox. Pike, Posey. Spencer, Vanderburgh snC
Warrick shall constitute the first district.
SEC. ). The counties OF Clark, Crawford
| Dubois, Floyd, Harrison. Jackson, Orange
feErys oCotL anu washington SHah to"7eisot'
the second district.
SIC. 6. The counties OF Bartholomew, Brown
Decatur, Jefferson. Jennings. Monroe. Ohio
Ripley, and Switzerland, shall constitute III
third district.
SIC. Z. The counties Of Dearborn. Fayette
Franklin, Henry. Rush. Union, and Wayne
shall constitute the fourth district
SEC. s. The counties of Blsckford, Adams
Delaware; Grant, Huntington. jay. Madison
Randolph. Upton. and Wells, shall constitute
the fifth distric,
SEC. .. The counties ct Allen, Dekalb, La
grange. Noble, Steuben, Wabash, and White,
shall constitute the sixth district.
SIC. 10. The counties OF Elkhart, kousciousko
Lake. Lapor,e. Marshall, Porter, Pulaski
Stake, and Saint Joseph. shall constitute th'
seventh district
SEc. IL. The counties of Benton, Carroll
Cess. Clinton. Fulton. Howard. Jasper, Miami
Newton, Vernillion. Warren. and White, shall
constitute the eighth district.
SEC. -. the counties OF Boone, Fountain, Ham
ilton. Montgomery, Putnam, and Tippecanoe
shall constitute the ninth district.
SEc IL. The counties OF Clay, Green, Hen
bricks, Lawrence. Morgan. Owen. Parke, Sui
Ivan, and Vigo. shall constitute the tent
district.
SIC. Ii. The counties of Hancock. johnson
Marion, and Shelby, shall constitute the eleventh
district.
SIC. Is This act shall be in force from All.
after its publication. as prescribed by the consti
tuition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

weeks ago? I'VE win ssy 70 our young men.
look az the fair fields Of TIE sunny south and
unless he rebels take Our ennes.y, les ~ 20
down there. and you shall have ~hatereF you
may get BY a fsir division" That l. Tie doc
trine for ~. Who j. This man ShermanT De e
no. the man 70 deal with rebels. BgtieE mustbC
sent down 20 Savannah. He'll fx things there
We shall hear ID more then Of Georgia being in
The union. Of slavery iu Georgia being protected
by the las.
Such j. the tone and The language used by
promiueuf aud Influential members of The re.
publican party here. TIE lreidens mnst decios
between them ard Genera. Sbermsn-betweeu
views and politics as vide apsrt A. the poles.
MALCON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
LECTURES.
Philosophy Of Marriage.

F<yHE PgOPRIETORS or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
% Anatomy have determined, regardless Of ex-
pense, 20 issue free. FOR the bensf; Of suffering hu-
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Interesting and instructive Lectures on Marriage and Ia
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er. The great Social Kvil. and those Nsl.di~s witch result,
from y0nthfai foites. excesse OF maturity. or ignorance
% Physiology and laws Of Mature
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means oi
enlightening and saving thousands. and will De forward
&c free, on receipt u four stamps. by addressing Sc re
tary. Ne~ York Museum q Anatomy and Medicine, els
broac<sy. Srw York. jau2l-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

IMPORTANT ARREsr.-A man calling him
self Dr.. Randell mas arrested in our cts
on Tuesday. By Marshal Donovan. al
the instance of two government officers. vino
claim that the arrested party had been guilty OF
serious ofenses in Green and adjoining COUNTIES
Among other things he is charged with having
passed himself as the examining surgeon of the
enrolling board ~ Terre Haute, in various
localities, and in this character. having sold eT
%erp,ion certificates to quite a number of persons
ia the rurd districts. AZ prices ranging from 500
10 $500 Heis also charged with having per
netrated divers and sundry other swindles. get
ting large sums Of money under all kind 81
false 3retences. BiEamv sr pOlvgamy Is among
the other offences allie ei against him.
We have beard that a heavy reward was offer
ed for DR. r. arrest by the provost marshal of
Terre Haute He vas taken 10 that point on
Wednesday, in the custody of two officers. and
who. /, IS said. hsve been Oh his track for some
Sun.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
}. Il JACKSON.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATlAW,

OFFICE ". W. CORNER MERIDIAN AND WASH
~ INGIoS Streets. Telegraph Buildins.1 Indiana
p0is. Indiana
Special attention given 10 the Collection Of Accounts
al the securing ct Goyerument Claims.
Satisfactory references given when required.
Ey9i -dH
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zen Jeff. a.. payis.

We have noticed recen.ly some charges
sgalos, this gallant officer. which are unius, TO
him and toe sallsn, corps ne Commands Ii has
been state; hat ke neglected 10 feed The negroes
Who came into his camp during the ~even,ful
march shroush Georgia ons of the officers Of,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
MEDICAL.
NJ a II n Q O D,

A Nd q vIGoR or YOUTH RESTORED IN o L
~ weeks by Dr.. kiCORD'S kSSENCE OF LIFE. Dr.
kicord, (f Paris after years OF earnest solicitation,
has at length acceeded 10 the urgent request % tho
American public. and appoiDted at agent ia New York,
Tor the sale Of HIS valued and highly priced Essence Of
LIE. This wonderful agent Will restore Manhood 10
the mot shattered constitutions il foar weeks, and, Il
Used according u printed Instructions, failure is impos-
sioie. This ine-re,toring remedy should be taken by
all about 10 MARY, as lis effects are permanent. Sue
cess, IN every case. i certain.
Dr.. RioOrd : Essence Of LIZ, Is sold IN cases, with full
Instructions for use, at ~, OF four qusptities in one foI
20, ana will be sent TO any part carefully packed, IN
receipt Ofremiitance 20 his accredited agent. Circular
seat free on receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, AZ BrOome street,
jar2l-diy One door west OF Broadway, N. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
IsNCS

ErNAuSGS 4 JESNYS. MANUFACTURERS or
~ Grand, Square. Cottage rprxhf,
PIANO EEss
No. -26 Broadway, New York. zach instruzea.
warranted I've ears.
At Wholesale and retail. Is per cer-. less than tie
same class Psno elses here.
Dealers win do well 10 examine Cur Instruments
Used Ter catalogue. ,sn2l-dsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

Commotion in The Republican Camp-Gen.
Sherman's Coup dEtaf-Fluffcr among The
Radieals-Th Their Policy in Danger Of BEING
Kicked Ocerboord-Late Ne,cs from Georqia
-Anriefy of the People TO Ascertain their
Siatus-Gen. Sherman's Sword Cuts the Cor
dion Knot-Confict of Fieus Among the Re
gublicans-Ths President Must Decide.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
FOR RENT.

ENok kEN1-Two New Csttag. Houses ia The North
east part Of the City. in a pleasant neighhorheof.
VIII Five Rooms. good Cellar. We'll and Wood Horss &c
esoh. S~brrbbrry IN front ward. Rent $50 per month.
STANTON & LTSDLFY,
JAhis-oSt No. ~. Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

HOUSE
SATURDAY, January %, 1865.
The House met at 9 o'clock, Mr. Speaker in
the chair.
Roll called. Quorum present.
The Journal OF Yesterday was read and ap
proved.
FLAG.
A message from the Senate announced the
passage of the concurrent resolution for a flag
on the dome Of ,Ae Capitol.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

SIC ,. Emer sncy clause.
After discuss. q the bill and substitute werr
made the s3eeiel order for Monday. the %,
inst = O'Clock 2 n. 20 which day aud hour III,
House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23

Mr.. Sabir presented a memorial from sundr,
citizens Of Steuben county, ssking for 81 80
day for labor on the highways. Referred to tb'
committee on roads.
Mr.. USHER, from the committee on judiciary
returned The resolution with reference TO the sub
stitute brokerage ordinance of the city ofIndian
apolis, recommending It's reference 10 a selec
committee. Concurrei 10.
Mr.. Boyd, from committee on Claims. reporteI
that the State was indebted TO Samuel H. Pat
terson, S2.O9l, and submitted a bill to pay him
Report tabled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01
Ronrt of (Ouuclimrn.

SIATrn SEssIoN--Moidsy Jan y. I8o
Oy,o,Arl 2oclock y. m. Z
Tie Boad met Pursuant TO adjournment in then Chsmocs.
No. Ii City Hall. ~ ~
Present-C ouucimcu Robinson Kinney Brnkman Pat,eI
son, Houghtan. Lcayy, MoGrah, Green, Lent and oCsb
lnghsn-l0.
quorum not answering TO their names on ce o. he roll
the Cers declared Board stood adjourned nu Thur
'' JAMES A. swGENy. Clsrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-11
IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

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- aud Edcott street, Boston, on all diseases OF
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~ lni= course Of study and practical experience {
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alarming eases of
Coz oRRIRA AND SYPHILIS
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IMPURE blood, lnfo,ency scroflla, Gonorrha.a Ulcers
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