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PETITIONS.

By Mr.. Lewis: From the colored cit.
izens of Tennessee: Expresses graft
tude for the amendment of the State
| Constitution-will do their utmost to
support the Government and discharge
the duties of citizens; asks to be al
| lowed the exercise of the right Of fran
chise; they had it also in other States,
if they could exercise that right then,
they will do so the much better now,
when Government defends instead Of
depressing them; 10 deny this race their
share of the national privileges, is in
consistent with the democratic princi.
plies Of q free government; justice, not
prejudice, should decide this question ::
those who can be entrusted with the
bayonet may safely deposit their votes
at the ballot box; if a psrdoned traitor
may appear in court, shall 8 faithful
colored citizens evidence be rejected2
Col Willis, Of Hawkins county.
moved that the petition be sent back
to those il came from
Mr. Hood moved that if il were, the
the gentleman who made the motion
be delegated TO take il. Cries of Good,
good"
Mr. Moss called upon members to act
from better feelings than those of pre-
JUDGE Justice ought 10 govern. We
are willing 10 receive money from the
negro, shall we refuse that from the
same source, when offered in our eourts2
Mr. Richards, of Shelby, moved 10
print 500 copies Of the petition.
,kMr Wines complained thuth the
friends Of the administration were
lectured on their Unionism by support
ers of Mcclellan There was too much
gag law and effort TO stop discussion
in the House, but it would not be sub.
mitted to. A petition, respectful in its
terms was presented, and it ought to
meet with respectful consideration.
Mr. Steele was in favor Of printing
the petition, the important subjects Il !
called tention 10 deserved profound |
consideration
Mr. Richards, Of Shelby county, said
the document was sn important one.
its language was eloquent and respeot.
full ard il was entitled to attention.
Mr. Waters, Of Madison county. wss
impressed with the Importance Of the
subject The public mind Is not rev pre.
pared 20 give the negro the suffrage. but
Il il viii come 10 that, and it might as
well do is now as at any other time -
Truth from negro is as good as truth 4
from anybody else.
Mr.. Mulloy moved that copy Of the \
petition be forwarded to the Senate
On vote the printing was ordered,
ayes Al, noes -, as follows:
Ayes-Anderson Arnell, Brittle, Car
ter, Donaldson, Doughty, Elliot, Faux
ner, Fusan, Gaines, Garrett, Garner,
GrImmetJ Hood, Hudson, Jones. Of
Greene, kerchival, Lewis. MoNair, Null
Inns, Auiloy, Moss, Nicks, Norman,
49, 49, n Foekett, haulstOn, Richards,
~ der kogera, Scales, Simnons- Srnith
OF oeion' Steele, rLonas Of Renton
and humphrey, Underwood. WNtsTs
Of Wilson, Waters OF Madison, Warren
Wines, WOodooek
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Testimonial.

Having seen some OF DT. Aboru's Surgical per
fOrmRnces, and his very extrso rdinsry success il
removing all chronic and other Diseases sfler al
other means had failed, il affords me great plea.
sure TO bear testimony to what / have seen and
know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities
for acquiring most thorough knowledge OF the
human system, both in this and other countries
and his special ability to detect the nature Of the
the proper remedy, account for his unparalleled
success.
To al persons Ignoring under diseases that msy
have been pronounced iBcurshle would saw las
one who sympsthises with suffering HUMANITY lose
no time IN awaiting yourseh Of the means Of cure
az the Doctors rooms.
msy7-Sm REV. D. MCCARTRR
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Allof the shove lst OF Goods will be sold far one
dollar each. Certificates Of al the vsrious sreIe
stating what each one can have, are frzt up IN ep
veiOpes, sealed up, and Mixed and when ordered
taken out without regard % choice snd sent "
NAL, thus giving afair cnsncs. On recent of tba
Certificate you VII see What you can have. and
then Il is your option 70 send one dollar snd take
the arficle or not.
In al transactions by mail We shall charge for
forwarding the Cert ficate for paying postage and
dong the business 25 cents each, which u1usf -
enclosed vhen the Ceruncate - sent Tor Five Ger
IS siNtv-ive for SO and hundred for SIS
AGENfS-1h oee scting ~ gents vii b rrovr.d
ten cents every Ceruhcsle ordered b. fhar,
provided their reInttAnces an1Ouut 70 one 49,
Agents Will collect 25 cents for every Crrs1f-of.
and remit 10 cents 70 Us either IN cash OF postage
stamps Great caution should Be- used b. or 49,
respondents in regard . giving Their correct a.
dress, town, county Gsd STATE. Address
J. IL. WIN5IlOE a Co.
Eprls-Sn eos Broadway. New YORK.
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letter, Itch, ScaId Head,
All Eruptlons.

Or. SFsyno's tArmY itch) IAN Healing Ointment. {"
Dr.. sWsyue's Army Itch "All-Heaiing Ointment ~
Or. swsyne's (Army Itch "All-Healing Ointment I"
No case 50 obstinste or long stsndng, Il will not
cure 10 q short time. all kinds Of letter are perma-
nenty cured. Army Itch, which is so prevalent It
never falls 10 cure, Chronic ErysIpelss, salt Rheum
knREOrms, BARRIERS Itch, a., Eruptions covering
the whole surface Of the BODY, old Ulcers Of many
years standing, thst put st defiance every other
mode Of treatment all yield 70 the healing proper
ties Of the great vegetable saiye.
Price 50 cents. By sending 90 cents 10 DR..
Svsyns Son, $50 North Sixth street Philadel pha,
box viii Be mailed TO any part Of the United States,
free Of charge.
sold BY W. 4 4 c. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine SITS, Nashville.
mayi2-sm wed IN sun
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Seamstress Wanted.

WI wish 70 employ woman 10 =ew-oBe who
w understands the use Of g ma nine viii be
preferred.
Enquire Al the Erwin House. myl2-3t
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Hlght KmIsslons Ourea.

Houzz Mas, SOP 6siofe yoa farthsr Ec. o. ~
Gzeaos sunleci y Nan, tnore Is 20 dlsaasa 60 haFi
70 curs e. Night Emissions, AID uhysielsns a..
sna1ce ihai undorsiaad trearng q ana % you can
naJ mai have cured dozens d DIS ety. = vel -
70 daersaf stAtes. Nho have spent dollar sfer Do
AZ Nd are noF vel cured b ma am day
caiTlng leii9rl and selslinE melcine 70 A. pats
any way, ead VII eve ne q cail, Il WI EFs aFfss
flcfnd - a q he dlsaasaa u1a1aoned iE us 3D.
yesf1asnsaL Tbs besi * rssrencee aitoa b taa
uitF.
Oh. kcGILL,
Unioa street, Nashville IsnE.
ianl-ig WI msst va pfompi hilss 4
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.. S. 7-SO LOAN.

Tie sale Of the rst SERIES Of $500 600 900 of the
I 20 Loan was completed on he 3lst Of March,
1855 The sale Of the second series of Three Hun
bred Millions, payable three years from the 18th
day Of June, 1855, begun the LIST Of April. In
the short space Of thirty days, over One Hundred
Millions Of this series have been sold-leaying this
day lees thsn Two Hundred Millions to be disposed
Of The interest is payable serni-snuuaIly in cur
rency on the 18th Of December and 18th Of June By
Coupons attached to each note. which are readily
Dashed anywhere 1t amounts to
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9ew SdrtrtisemEuts.
Bread Street Bridge Company.

DOCKS for additional subscriptions TO Stock in
ID the Broad Street Bridge Company VIII be
opened on Monday the 18th inst, at tie otlee OF
the Tennessee Marine snd Fire Insurance Compe-
ny, and At the office Of the Nashville Commercial
Insurance Company.
By order Of the Board.
mafls.2a A. w. Bother, Sec. and Treas.
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r.yNIVERsAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHTSICIAa,
CEOHALN5 Hin WITH sUOCHQs5 ~
OIdER STATES, AS 1T y ~
EAAHFILI.E, TEHNEaEEE-

For further information IN regard to
the skiIlfuI success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to SrrL-
LE's THERAPEUrICs and MATERiA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii End DR.. HeGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaFan-
teed. With my general practice ! treat
the following
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Congress Hall.

THIS is the name Of q new Saloon just opened
i on the corner Of Summer and Church streets,
Opposite Sc Cloud Hotel, whore can be found AZ
ali timea the best in the market Of Vines, Liquors
CRars snd Tobacco % suif ssch and every one ihsi
calls and with 1t h. W. BARB, as PrescnPlonist,
ysu will not fail 10 get suited.
LUNCH is set every day from l0}l to l21z o'clock,
embracing al the luxuIles OF the season, Eith OA-
Tai SCUM 10 rnatch Private Room up stairs sor
parties, and the polite JOKDAS and REED 70 wsit on
YOU. GIVE them a call nsyl3-iW
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RaisIns! Raisins /! Rsisins Il! /!

A Fine lot Of fresh Layer Raisns just received
"A and for sale by ROBERTS q AG5BTI q
Cherry street, third door from Union.
may ls-ot'
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YoraK May1ssd Ladiss whose miasolfans Is 49,
been nos 70 orng iorlh m dus season, reueEaAar
God has sad yoa should mulsply knd rsplanish. n
elis IL your daans you can consult ne elthsF b
isttsr Or n parsoa No ia.iy over thirsy4ays YssFs
81 are naad make applescou. All cOTnlEuniearcaa
b. lsstar or parsea strcty cOnddsztsl.
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UhrOnIc Gases

Win aailsHchon: RhsumEtisun, A1se1ona q tGa
Luu1ss: Dlssasss q The Tnroai, 5Felied gotniP,
Sac Isrnta Pisursy, Pains, UiceIzt CsaceEs 6raFrl
Disaasas q TIE Hssrt AID Liver, lni@lnlliIzioa q
D--ss.sss De- of zoe Eyes, DFttltslsd 81.
terlz DVapepsIa OF Tod. -gs1on, a1a oonsur1p1o1-
logeths- - al Private Diseases nnd
IJiseaaes of the Urinary Organs.
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BILEa

By Mr.. Melton, TO attach Morgan
county TO the Sd Judicial District
Passed first reading and, with petition,
referred to the judiciary Committee.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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OILS
LIQUORS.

; Bbls Alcohol, % per cent
70 per cent
Proof Spirits.
+" Pits Whisky, pure, or Med. purposes.
Pure French Brandy,
l Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira, and Sherry NlBeas
For sale low, by EWIN PEEDLETON
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AFTERNOON gBssIoE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The discussion of Mr.. Hoods resolu-
tions was resumed. Mr.. Steele thought
them unnecessary. Mr.. DouRherty
wanted them endorsed by a vote. Mr.
Mulloy moved the resolution IS a mere
declaratory act
Mr. Hood called the previous ques-
ton, which was sustained, and the vote
was taken on the motion b refer the
resolutions to committee, which was
lost Ayes %, noes So
On the main question the vote re-
suited ayes SIS, noes J. The negative
voters were MesSrs Anderson, Norman
and Steele.
Resolutions offered by Mr.. Hood, to
reconsider the last vote, and 70 lay his
own motion to reconsider on the table,
were adopted
Mr. Anderson offered a resolution
endorsing the preamble and Constitu,
ton of the United States. Having
done as much for the State Constitution
he thought the compliment should be
extended 10 the United States. The
resolution was Withdrawn.
RILLA
By Mr.. Hood: Amsndatory 20 the
tax law Passed frat reading and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committed
By Mr. MeNRir: Prohibiting Sny per
son giving testimony, sitting on Jury,
acting as administrator, etc, until he
hss taken an oath prescribed in the
bill Passed first reading and referred
TO the Judiciary Committee
By Mr. Garrett To charter the Union
oil Company. Passed first reading and
20 the Corporation Committee
By DR.. Hudson: To incorporate the
Sycamore Manufacturing Company.
Passed first residing and referred ts |
Committee, as an amend. |
ment to Mr. Gauts bill above.
By Mr.. Rsulston: To incorporate the
East Tennessee Petroleum Company.
Passed first reading and referred to
Corporation COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Garner: To repeal sections
SOS and $500 of the code. Passed
5rst reading and referred to the Freed
mems committee
Senate bill No. ~ To incorporate
the East Tennessee Iron, Coal and Pc.
troleum Company. Passed third reads
ing
Permission was granted John CAld-
we'll of Sewer to address the House.
de delivered a short address appealing
10 the House 70 carry on It's delibers>
ions without wrsngling and called
attention 70 the negro question, in the
light OF the colonization scheme.
Senate bill No. 43 To eal 8 force
INTO service 10 suppress guerrillas and
others in srmR The committee re-
ported against the bill, a. House bill
No. ~ is superior 70 this one, and one
hat VIII entail less expense.
lthout coming 10 "a vote, the House
80 Surnsd uatl &OndRF moFnsaW
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E NJ Sworr,

II. SPsA1s, Seo'v Cho;~,,
A letter Of similar import was also
sent TO Brig Gen. i. S. Grsnc.r -,
handing the District who has made
himself universally popular by bis
kindness and humanity to all law sb;5.
ing citizens, and his strict ADMINISTERS
lion Of justice
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a--s'Nf A-tNitLCs COUNTY }
Alabama, May 9, 1865.
Hgl Gen q. r. THoaas
GeSEEAL: IN reply to your kind Let.
ter sent 70 Us by J. J. Giere. ESQ ",
have the honor to state 20 YOU that ,
meeting OF the citizens Of this NEIGH
horhood was held in this place an III.
day, at which the following resolution.
were passed
he5obrf, That general meeting Of
Tie citizens Of Lawrence COUNTY ! .
held on Monday next at Moulton Al.
ALBANIA, the county sest. 10 take int
confederation the kind propos;t;oy
made 70 Us in Jour letter. We wonI5
respectfully ask for a Cessation NJ hos.
Utilities, until the action Of ssid met
lng can be reported to you. Permit ne
10 state 10 you on this occasion tb,t
We have heard but one sentir,ant !,
tais community in regard 70 the crpeI
assassination OF our lamenta5 pes
Den. which is the utter aJIorr,,., &c &c !.
deed 50 dark and dastsrdIv c,rsaJ
alike BY the laws Of God and n,oD -
cry WpgnaFt ft,I1-
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70 tke Ladies.
atarnItY.

An Affections q ne Worb traated va s1sssfs,
~ Tsr1s.d Las1iss No haFo Teen ~ unesFtn-
- 10 BE- aoarrT or prove soorton, can BE- carned
. ias.r n tzas Z iound preEnant, b ETlag me-
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More and More Desirable.
winch are always worth 8 premium.
Free from Taxation.

The 80 Notes cannot be taxed BY Towns, Cites,
Counties or States, and the interest is not taxed IN
less on a surplus Of the owners income exceeding
taelr vslse nom one to three per cent per snaun.
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HITTERS,

hA Il Il h3LNSs
brakes Plantation Blttss,
Bulls Csdron
HOststter's Stomach
Boofhave's Holland 4"
HOOda1d'a German
For sale low, BY EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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The House met Of = o'clock. Prayer
by the Rev. Mr. Huntington
A message from the Senate an
nounced the adoption by that body of
House bills No. Is, II, 81, and So
House resolution 70. IS concurred in
and committee appointed, and House
resolutions No. l, 3, 4 Z, Q, IL, Is, 20,
u. 26 and %. concurred IN.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

From Rev J.. 8. Herman. o. the German Re-
formed Church, Eutztswns Berks county, Pa.
D.. C. n. Jeets0s,
RKsPTsTED sra IL have basn troubled with the
Dyspepsia foE u@arly tSeaty years, zsd have never
used any medieius that 6ld ne a. much good a.
Hooaand's BfttsTs. I am VERY much improved il
he<h, after having taken Eve bottles.
Yours, With respect,
is HKRMAH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

eiUERHitLAs RKrutsED. On Monday
Of last week detachment Of Federal
troops encountered Captain Graysou's
gang of gusrriIlAs, numbering about
forty-tige men, between Elizabethtown
aud Cloyorport. Ky, and after brisk
skirmish succeeded in routing the out
laws, killing four and capturing ten of
them. The Federals arrived at Clover
port on Tuesday, with their prisoners
under guard. Col. Murray, Of the id
Kentucky cavalry, has assumed com
msnd of troops in that section Of eoun-
try and 1t is hoped that he win soon
clear the Ohio border Of marauding
banda
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MeDesIlt, J.-..........................as - 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

MORE R0BBIsG.--We learn that the
same seamps who have been guilty Of
the outrages already specified in the
Journal, which ought to make the town
too bot 70 hold them, are now engaged
in stealing the bounty paid our noble
volunteers as fast as they receive their
pay. Their plan Of operation Is the old
but successful one--frst making their
victims drunk and then steal their
money, The various baudy hosses in
our city are also used for the same OBJ
ject Of fleeing the unwary soldiers.
Cannot our military authorities do some
thing to protect their unsuspecting sub.
ordinates from these land-sharks that
swarm around them2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

GuERRILLA OUTRAGE AT HARTFORD,
KESrucKr.-on Sunday morning, the
22nd, a company of soldiers, claiming
to belong % the 4th Missouri Cavalry,
entered Hartford, KY, and dscoyed Of
three Federal soldiers as guidss The
seoundrels were rebel soldiers or Ruer-
rillas in disguise, having blue overcoass,
stolen, no doubt, from murdered Union
men, over their rebel uniforms. They
had proceeded but three miles whsa
they hung enc Of the guides insned
Fownsley. A few miles further on they
murdered second named ". B. Law
ton, and the third AAs not since been
heard from, but IS supposed to have
been murdered also. 2
While in Hartford they tried. to per-
suade Col Shanks, formerly of the l2,h
Kentucky Cavalry, to accompany them
as guide, no doubt with the intention
LIS surely time that some more eff,
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List or Deaths or Indiana Soldiers at
Nashville. Tenn..:from 18th 10 24th
OF January. 1885. eg1

David Bullock, L, 12cth. grave H. ass.
Henry Risd. - S-th. grave II. $S2.
Corporal John WorneF, 4, l42S, grave II s&Se.
Geo, S. Brown, D, 10Th Cavalry, grave II so.
Jes-ph z. EvAns, B, soth, grave us<To.
1hos. B. Barber. c, 12th caT-s grave II, go.
Franklin Myers, B, slst, grave II $50.
John W Davis. It. ID Cav grave IL sssI.
John JONES' b. 18th CAx.s grave f1snle- q
Hsxektah Conklin, ii. 18th Cav. grave 1f.Sls
Joel Petty, @. 14oth. grave nsSSo.
n. b. Brick, X, i2th Cav. grave u.Ssz.
Charles THAR, A, 18th Cav, grave II ass.
Geo W. Langham. - 2esh. grave II 80.
William Hall, A, 1kza, grave IL ssss-
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) HlrnsonE BAEEEa-The ladies .

4 HxsDsoME BAsxER-The ladies OF
Evansville, Indiana, have recently par-
chased q beautiful banner, designed 1y
z. C. L. Muslin, and painted by A d.
HamiI. of this city. to be presented TO
the Crescent City Silver Band The
banner is unique in its way, being in the
form Of shield, made Of silk, one side
white. bearing the inscription: I" Pre-
sented to the Crescent City Silver Band
by the Loyal Ladies Of Egansviile,
while the other displays the Stars ard
Stripes, with the words: "We keep step
10 the music Of the Union on the blue
Geld which bears The Stsrs The ban
ner, whose fringes and tassais are all Of
the richest gold bullion, is oserhuDg By
a magnificent solid silver bagle, made
by Wright, Of Boston, the whole being
surmounted by gilt eagle, and forming
one Of the most beautiful banners we
ever saw. The band to which II is to be
presented is composed Of business men
Of Evansville, and is intended a. a slight
reward for their services, which were
given gratis to the Uuion gatherings Of
the recent Presidential campaign. The
curious ia articles Of this kind may SEE
it for q few days 1.-THE southwest coruei
of Fourth and Main streets.-CSH. Gag
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BARBAEss---Yesterday morning we
published tale Of sendish brutality and
barbarism committed by band Of guei-
rilIAs at siWpsonviile, KY, on a com
pany of colorsd troops. AS sequal tie
Louisville Press, Of Saturday, says:
The ambulances sent out under cav
airy escort; day before yesterday, to the
scene Of the slaughter Of eolored sol
diers BY guerFillas, near simpson*ille,
returned yesterday evening With eighteen
wounded, all but one Of whom have very
severe wounds They we're taken to
Foundry Hospital, and will be taken to-
day to the hospital at New Albany.
Seventeen OF the colored soldiers we're
buried near where they were murdered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

S9S-It is fact, perhaps not generally
known, that large quantities Of produce
and other freights are being shipped
from ST. Louis to New Orleans via this
city yet such is the fact, and there is
almost two steamboat loads Of such
freight here waiting the re-opsping Of
navigation.
The Mississippi is bloekadsd, and Is
likely to remain so until Spring, aud the
Illinois Central Railroad viii be ex-
elusively used BY the Gevernmsnt for
ninety days. Hence these shipments OF
freight via this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

SCHOOL ExAHIxArloS.-The semi-an-
nual examination of the public schools
will commence tomorrow. The exer-
cises win be interesting, and all who
delight in thu Advancement of educa-
lion should try TO attend during the pro
gress Of the examinations.
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BANK sTATEmENT.
The Rvansyills Eatinnai RanL

hREAsrsx DEFAx-NxET. )
eFFtcE OF 1oNFTkoILEz 0F rHE CvERrSov
Washington, JsauAry Isth, 49, /
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory eyidsnce pre..p,s5 -
the undersigned il has been made TO appear sh.t
s. TIE EVANSVILLE HATIosAI BANK." IN the cifv
Of Evansville, in the county Of YandereurSh ard
State 4 Indiana, has hesa duly organized uader
and according 70 the requirements Of the Act q
Congress entitled. - An Act 70 provide National
and 20 provide for the circulation and redemption
Thereof" approved June ID. 1854, and has ceus-
piled with AL the provisions Of said act required
@ II complied with before commencing the puzi-
Eess q banking under sad act,
Nov, TEEEEroRx, I, Hagh McCulioch, Comp
froler Of fke Carrsncy dc hsrehy certify thsg The
Evansville National Bank. in the city q Evsus-
xiilss in she eonnry % Yauterhurgh and State Of
Indiana, is authorized 70 commence the business
Of banking under the Act Aforesaid
In ts~timony whereof witness my hand and seal
u ofsoe this nineteenthsdsy Of January, 1855.
Z. - HUGH McCULL0CH,
Ccmpsroiier Of ths Currencv-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
CITY NEWS.

pB-The weather has been quite mild
for two days, and the streets per conse-
queuee muddy, and strong hopes are
now entertained that there will be a
general breaking up, navigation be re-
sumed, business revive, and pleasant
weather prevail So mote it be.