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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

CHRISTMAS TREE The printers Of the WORLD
Office received very substantial present thereon
in shape of a magnificent pound cake" which
causes them to remember that the tree in all its
branches was heavily laden with rich and accepts
able presents for the young. and that the ladies
and gentlemen who managed it are entitled to
thanks for their enterprise, and the donators for
making glad the hearts of SO many bright boys
and girls. The exercises of the evening were Of a
most unmistakable good humor, and will long be
recollected by all who had the good fortune to be
there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

The MASONIC FEsTIvAL.-On Wednesday last
although the weather was stormy, and the roads
SO blockaded with snow that to come from the
neighbonng towns was almost impossible, the
fraternity are satisfied in themselves with the en-
tertainment given, and will long remember with
pleasure the ceremonies of the Installation and
Ball as having passed without an unhappy Incl.
dent occurring to mar the beauties of the occasion
or to eau Sc anybody, SO far as we have heard, to
feel agrieved.
The installation exercises, conducted by Jonas
W. Brown, Esq. were imposing and creditable !;
aud the Grafton by Prof. Benedict beautiful and
rhetorical effort delivered with an effect that won
him much applause and many compliments from
his delighted audience.
AT the ball in the evening, about ninety couples
were in attendance, all of whom were well sup
piled with dancing, and as is usually the case at
Masonic Balls, everything went of harmonously
and smooth. The excellent idea Of furnishing
each guest with card programme saves most of
the confusion usually experienced in ball rooms,
and in country like this is absolutely essential to
good order.
No unhappy differences existed in the arrange>
ments or management to cause the slightest com.
plant, unless it was the tring exception that the
supper was not prepared in the exquisite style for
which Masonic suppers are generally noted, which
their guests had the right to expect and which
the Committee say they had bargained for.
The Assembly Room was adorned with the pres.
ence of Mrs. Po--y and Mrs. B-n. who
were dressed in excellent taste, and together with
Mrs. Oh, Mrs. W--m, Mrs. &c.
Mrs. G---n, Mrs. B--n, Mrs. It's.
Mrs. P--y, Mrs. C--r, Miss. D.. Miss
&c, Miss. c., were acknowledged bellies
of the evening. .8
The ladies and gentlemen present ALL appeared
to vie with each other, as to who should best APP
pear and best agree and we heard it several
times intimated that SO select an assemble ge of
Idaho's brave men and fair women had not for a
year been called together.
The Cosmopolitan Band, with the assistance of
Mr.. Bently, as prompter are deserving of Che
thanks OF the fraternity and their guests. for the
artistic ana unWavering manner in which thew
performed their arduous task.
All in all the Masonic Festival was decided
success throughout, and we cannot refrain from
giving our communication for the creditable mans
ner IN which the committees performed their seye
raj duties. ~ 81 - @ s7s sf>lS7'lS
II i y & qr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

OBJ FELLOWS BALL.-The com:nittee decide
that this ball, to come off January 10th will be
given at the City Hotel instead of the Masonic
Hall as at first announced. The supper will be
given in a large room immediately adjoining tho
dancing hall, and under the direct supervision of
Mr.. L. H. Barber. The splendid dining hall of
the City Hotel will on this occasion be cleared for
dancing 1t is the largest room in town.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

CHRISTMAS DINNER.-We acknowledge the re.
ceipt Of invitations for ali hands, from the deyi"
dOtrn, to Christmas Dinner at the City Hotel, on
Monday last, with promises Of roast chicken /"
q nd :" no extra charges" The dinner was very
sumptuous affair.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

Social PARrY.-Mrs. Miller and daughter will
give one Of their fashionable parties at the Mon.
lana House on Friday evening next. January 5th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

j. s. MASSACHUSETTS, gentleman has the IN
qualified thanks of the WORLD Office for buckle
Of "red" apples sent up here.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

COSMOPOLITAN ASsEMBLY.-The next grand bal
al the Masonic Hall takes place Tuesday evening
January I'd.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

Hon. STEPHEN B. DILLEY.-This gentleman
among several others from the Capital, was III at
tendance ut the Masonic Ball.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

New YEARS R3LIsDO not forget the grand
ball to come off on Monday evening next at the
Delmonico. The supper, to be at the City Hotel,
we youch for in adavnce, will be such as ladies'
and gentlemen will be pleased with
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30
CITY NEWS.

NEW YEAR's GIFTS l. A few sets of those nice
furs still on hand and to be sold at BIG BARGAIN
at d. IL j. IsAACs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

INJURED-A man by the name Of O'Tool. near
Ophir Creek, had his back broken few days ago
by the caviug of tunnel in which he was drifting.
He will not recover.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

NEw YEAR's GlFTs!- Handsonlc Cloaks AT COS r.
Call and prove this at d. 4 ]. IsAAcs.
nlOwl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

MoRE FAyoRs.-We are under obligations to Mr..
Thts. Pryor for ticket in their great gift enter
prise which is to come off on Thursday next, Jan.
uary 4th, sure.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30
N NOTICE.

Our Stock of Goods have been Carefully Sc
lected at San Francisco and purchased from First
Hands, and with the facilities we possess, we are
able to offer Merchants, Miners and the public in
general, better inducements for purchasing of us
than ever before offered. as we are determined not
to be undersOld by any house in the Basin and
being supplied with Three Large Fre-PrOot
Cellars, all of which are file with Goods, we
give purchasers chance to make good selections.
E. MILLER, | ! GHAs. J. BERNsTlEL,
San Francisco, Cal. i Idaho City, !. 4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30
Constable's Sale.

d. virtue of an execution duly issued by j.
ID L. McGownd, one of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for Boise county, Idaho precinct.
and to me directed on the goth day of November,
1865, against the property of John Stahl and wife
and ia favor of Fred Gesner for the sum of 500
dollars and $26 95>l0O dollars cost of suit, have
levied upon one dwelling house af the property of
said John Stahl and wife, situated in the town of
Idaho city, Boise county, on the block in said
town between Wall and Commercial streets. and
Main street and High street. Also Eve single
mattresses. The above mentioned property
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash ut
public auction on the 9th day of January, A. D.
1866, between the hours of one and four O'Clock
P. NJ. of said day. all of which will be sold to sat-
isfy the above demand and accruing cost.
NJ. w. DAVIS, Constable.
December, l4th. 1856 n9w2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
aPEcIAL NOTICES
The -Dead that Might be Living,

It's sad to tkink that Thousands die annually
With fhs msans0f life and health almost within
arms length. Many wsAkifBg gees down u
the grave every day. whom the timely use III
H0eTETTER's CEbEBRATKD STOMACH BIT
TEEs would have saved. Il il consolation to
know, howsver, that this glorious tonic vital
izi9g Elixir withcut single drswbsek--is pre-
serving the Ifvss Of fnulfftudes In cases Of gen
sral debility and prostration, Il Is producing
Effects that are perhaps more astonishing than
anything heretofore observed o. rseorded in ths
history Of medical treatmsnt. Feeble, smaeiafsa
and cesRaiFirg patents. whose Pcwsrs Of dizsa-
hes sssm % b actually e1aingu bed, recover
thar sppstifss strength and spirit u der cozrss
Of the Bif4srs, via 1spidity that is positivssy
Amazing. All that the prCprisso rs expected from
ths preparations was long ago thrown fato the
shade By iEs aetnal results. EsW viTtzes, whieh
they had nevsrsthozght Of aftribating to e.. are
eeniiauaiiy beipg developed IN its application in
nsw emsss. Az a preventive Of diseases Of every
eiAss, and Constitutional invig0rRnt, It stsnds
alma ana rrseF4rwoarhahEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.--It is believ-
ed here that the report about counter
felt 5son the First National Bank of
Washington and the First National
Bank Of Indianapolis is a mistake. The
notes Of the First National Bank OF
Washington were printed from the fret
plate engraved, and some changes hav-
iog been subsequently made, led 70 the
repetition Of the report, which has FREE
quentlY been made before. IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
The VERYolATEST
sY
TELE CT r. AP H.

! m - N u II e r. JIG IA
Hsw York Hens.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 27.-The Tines
Washington special ssys:
Fourteen post Offices we're reopened
n the late rebellious States to day, ten
of which are in South Carolina, includ-
ing Abbeville Court House and Chester
Court House. %
1 David Atwater, thu Qnarternaaater en-
spleyes Who Purloined parsoEtse Ander-
sonville records, has been sentenced to
Auburn, New York, State prison, for
Is months sy order Of Major General
The HeTalds special says:
IL is currently reported that General
0rtega, who will be constitutional sue
cessor of President Juarez in q few
m0nths, has succeeded in efeetinr
. very large loan for the Republican
Government of Mexico, based upon the
security Of confsested property. Il is
well known that il San Francisco seve
raj hnndred thousand dollars have re-
Gently been subscribed, and It is thought
here, II the loan was properly put De-
fore the pabiic il would ! am very largely
ID amounk Since the. rebel loan was
negotiated openly, both in Paris and
London, neither the French or British
Government could object 10 the Mexican
loan being taken in this country.
The Mexican Republicans want
money. Glv ls3sE weI Els -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

| EvAssvILLEs September IT.
Bzafasss has tsen rather dun this week tia
/ far ana prices have ruled very steady. We have
no changes whafsysE 70 nosz Ia g1ssAtiOns sx.
| espt thar s0usr Il rather ssaksr.
BACON - ssascs and in demand At ITaise foE
shoaldsrs. Issa@c or elsAr sides and zS@2s f0r
plain and sT5<asO for csnyassed hams.
BUrTER-sIightIy declined With sAIss at so9
Csc.
BEASs-DuiI al / ooe1 Is.
BRAS-DssIinsd to 81 % yer 100 pssnds Asd
plenty. sal
cHEEsE-westsrn Deserve, firm At isaao. -
FL0UR - DuH and unchanged; supsraas nry
be quoted at 50; Extra ss 3 ooss %; xxx
Family 100.
wEEEAr-Advanesa to 81 7osl 50 for gooa Red
and whiss.
oATs-DeeIInsd to 4oa50e
coRS-DuH a. TO9soc in ssr for sbslIsd in
aeks.
BARLEY-HAs advanced to 81 IS.
RYR-Aavascsd 70 leo, with but ittls ar
riyiag. "
FLAX sEED-In demand at 75a2 oo
CLOVER sEED-EomiuAi; nors in market.
TIMOTHY sEED--s5 60 per bushsl Aaa tend
ing upward
FEATHERs-Livs T5s.
GENsESG-sgeady at ao9z0.
bARD-Stsldy and arm at 23925. zoe
GRoGERIRs-vsry firm and tending upward,
and prices slightly advanced. -
NAILS 25.
CoFFEE-Frrm sI9sse for Rio.
sUGAR-Firn At 1sgiT1<
MoLAssEs-Firn at esgs9.
sYRUP-soc9s1 Is.
HAY B2Ied omiBaI; loose $40.
POTATOES Plenty. and new are held at SIG
HIDEs-DselinSa to Sc for green, aad Iz51<Ss Tor
dried. - ~a
sALT-steady AZ S. per bsashsLs
wHIsKT-AdFssos 70 g I592 Is,
Wt8oB-Advsnesd % s5si ia demand. A-
ssaasasa New YSrk aGaFksfs.ss
es Mss FoRK sept. q.
oorroE-stsAay Aad naorsdoiag ta5<s i5e for
Middiing 1sal
FLoUa-stats and Western heavy aud lower
fer common aud We ARA Tor good grades; ] s.
as O0f5S<eStra State; 5 65t3s ~ for FooHd- heop
ohio, spd.s. Eel 80 fsr tFA.s brasds. sHiArkst
whIsKY-stssdy Western 2 ss5<sa So
wHEAT-Hesvy afd ia2c lower for sprtsg,
sal shsds nrmer for Wint-rs I oSGsi IS Tor
Chicago Spring and 80 for inferior Winter Red
Western
RYE-Quist.
BARLkY-Aetiys.
MALT-Quist.
, CgF8N--0f asd ashsasHrusf. bot eIs,ss heavy:
.so5 fssic ii 90 aud mixaa wsslsEn. ~ 80
oAfs-Wi hout change.
COFFEE-Quet. $50
srGAR-oaisi and steady oubA MussoysiO'
ssf5sLiAsssEs-Qnist. nywras1
PETBoLEUM-sFiruaers .zzsss2s far Rennsd
wooL-DuI
PORK-FIrm; "a Ooa3i 50 for new Mess,
c'osiBg a. "a so cash 81 Ooa3l 50 for '69 and "a
Do 81 so@ss p ier Prime, and 20 1850 90 for
LARD-DuiI and heavy Al 2s9sle
BUTIER-Aetivs at 2s9f3s for Ohio, and sa8
Csc for state.
CBEEsE-l2.Ql65Ss.
MONEY -Essy a Sos PER cent. sUT
GDLD-A shade nrmEr; opened at l445k; Rd-
ya5eea 70 l4i5s destined to 1885 and closed Il
ACHIEVEMENT sr0cKs-stsady.
g. .sa5ss s. ssSsos. l FSs'.: re.
isaue loc5si 7-s0s I'd SERIES, 30 80 series, 81
Cincinnati Market. ses
oIEoIEaArI. Sept q.
FLoUR-Dull and nomlnai 20 great extent.
supsrhne IS; Extras 59aa 90.
WHEAT-Good dsmsgd Tor prime OH Red a
o0s New Rad, 4 Toai 70 - flEr ~ aasr
COEN-SteadF At 63ez CSC.
oAfs-Advaaesd % IS 1919 for No. I.
RYE-Cantinu es dull. naaf.
BARLEY Unehargsd; iio eerrsef quotation
can hs given
Pik0VIsI0Ns--Ffvmsr ard prices SdsaneinE;
Mess Pork advanced to 80 20; Bulk 4Hsafa, 178
lse fer shoulders sides. snd ssesn is1s 2o51x,
BUTIER--A tive 81 459soc.
GoLD-i4ss<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28


Wsadsv and Rfs~.-Thsss vas 3 heavy rain
yesterday afternoon, which consGdsrabIy reduced
thu tsmpsFaturs, and thCFe indicstions Of
naers rainIst svsnsng.
~. Tberivsr T. rsiog slowly, but is again fsIlr 6
- stciBcssnatf Business on the wharf yesterday
was not very bri'k
lryiSak ana DepartHra.-Ths only arrivals snd
departures yesterday were the Psytona, New Orr
leans TO Lon syiIIs; chsrmsr, 70 Cairo 81. Cloud.
70 ciBeinnsuj Tafsscsn, L5ulsvlIls and return )
Jas Gray, 10 Green river.
Boats DHs--Ihe Amelia Poe AID Lssns Drown,
20 bsshrtlss Lepniaas and ArazoniA, 70 Ssint
Louis Rebk Barns and J. O. BaskfOrd, Mem
phis and OF. Patrick, 10 Memphis; Shamrock
for New Orleans; sam Orr, from cairoj Morniag
Star, from louisville; Vim white, from clArka-
VIE, and 4. l. WOODWARD from Passport, are
am1ng the 9rst boats due here.
MIseslIan4ons --Thare vas scarcity Of steam
boats At the Issss yesterday .......Ths So. Cloud
laid over here and took 1000 or 1900 sacks Of
- earn f,r cInelnnssi. she LEFT afssr dark last
L. sGgsr a.The Unsrmsr had good trip Of psos
1fa3 pS ana ri ls fsasxst shs olld The
ray Tara&esa arr fed shout ~ O'Clock hasing
bee. detained by a siixht der4ngsnsnt Of hss.
aspges She 10 unqassg5ns.Iy he pr sttisst and
cd sw&teat looking boas In thess walea--haS fesn
thoroughly renovated, rs-paistsd, re-fnr shsd,
aud In every respect looss nicer than when new.
Captain Jim Lusk IL in hBs feather. and 10 h
as raturaI a. your landlord eroc RS clerk only
%AS 1wics ~ handsome. The 6riakery has been
moved back the gard, and IL former place
fttsd up nice msfi room, where John 3.
Bsggs. regular good fsiloS, does the mails. Our
s old friend Da2 asy PAGE, 1oar than ever, super
- intsadsd ths upholstery, and - pc does In his
taDle arrangements, has made yerb Job Of II.
There 10, 10 nae, aothing wanting on tbs Taras-
con. except FrAsk Baaksmith, and his place Is
sfTn @dmiEahlx AIlsd by Mf. Psodstous gen flsmaa
o. sterling quail tiesto render her vast improve
Ak9 her self She attracted treat Ad
8N1 mirstioa a. she came ioto port with her brfgh
Gags aging. Long may shs wave. Amoeg her
a passengers were Capt Gus Dusoashst and tamI-
-EH ~ asd Charley wsntz and family .-...Fhs Pey-
"a aona paassd zp yesterday morning fron New Or
fsGps light. After she RUS up iitts, sbs will
resume her regular trips from IaouiaxfIla 10 Bow
an s0risAas-x~.-.-AHopg The passengers BY the
charmer was oar gfeatfy estesnn@d friend, Capt.
NUk5 p. q. 0sAflsy, who New orisans 70
rya snEes busipssa We wish our veDeFabls And vsry
snesllsnt hsend pleasant trip and prospsrous
fature~......rhs big gapsrior has bssa touched
wHn up and oeks very hnes She VIII eommenos
oelylng freight Tor msnpbis 70. day, and val leave
81 te-shorrow hooh. Get pour freig ~ down, and
TOT iisl hw hsyssa big trip--....0ur youBg friend
Tom o'Brlen. who keeps = whaFf-boat 90 Shaw.
Asstown, IL IN the city. Tom IL baildias nsv
whsrf-boat for the better accommodation Of
n4aaea sagr~ IA. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

a New YoRK, Sep. 27.-Customs de-
mand tor gold continues active, and the
price tends upward Quotations this
morning range at l44t.
The Kangaroo this morning took out
aboat $50, 600 ID gold. "a 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

WAsHISGroS, Sept 27.-Commodore
VIM Radford, recently commanding
North Atlantic Squadron, has been APP
pointed commandAnt Of the Washington
Navy Yard
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
NOTICE.
Fire Limits.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTvKE THAF I WILL
IN apply 30 the City Council, TO eRKhrgs the
ErAzs ho1se back q ny Store. on Lot 6S, OLD
Plaza Of the city Of kEaRsFiIia.
sszk~ sos G. ". ERSsT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

re.isl DAY eps. Perry MoEssIr, the f.mou.
- - heal uleoker dow from the wreek Z
the swiiiSura No 4 she wa. we'll kaa~n a. a
Madison packet and sunk while crossing from
ilAaoa.a erFsk g uti,a. isst ysar was ieurie'n
~. ~ g and gain. aad Il was isporied On 4 tho
ssssss~d I Tho TOLD had rooted hols IN
81 M ans struck abas. Il - n I : - 4
= - oars. heSssIy went ts.sh. scene o. The wro
iasi week Al hta bell boat, aud hiss q % ded IN
eoysFag ali the N hilary, aud evtry Bit Of
hss ia roe bolt. bsloasIeg g he boat. The
service ufdsr III. piiss ~ tss pIammss's
hl.ck wasf aud a. ugi embedded n pisee h news
pse ~hice va brou.ht up from the bottom o.
tbs rive with tae pr nung iegibis ~ when
nIst Printe Capt neAssly Is saving IL an q
tho aide pipe Of 90. Of the cylinder. was
found the bones OF large musk rat. II Is sup.
t. e Il. sos a. M @5. u s.s. S S
foar .imss The bulk Of the ..epenleEs," u was
P1mAihla for him. u Q an inquiaiEsva turn, 70
have msa, bis snsrsnee rom the escape pipes
shove q. cas. thencs down ~ the side plpe 81 ihe
whuiix imhadd IN tbs sand AZ the bottom a abe
rive Tns upper wofks and boil y had bsen TAX
en- % settfat years ago, and 10 VS. then thoug {
ampeaaahle 70 ever recover mny more OF tho wreck.
BoArs LaAvIsa TODAY. fsss
FSr caire--I ne gay aud fsstiy. sam. Orr, ia
vorits vita Travellers, Win leave at O'Clock for
Cairo aud all way ports She is stunned On =
ran. Her chief oansera those elegant aud popu-
lar gsatlsmsn. Capt. Fraak Dusoushst and Bully
I'LL Dunn. o. or che Or. she 10 good. aoeu
Af1@tFssttN NptAAte
sshs rsEalar packet Tor Lousvlls thiA evening.
81 Harehisf ofaceFs thoas veteran ssamboatmea,
Csps Gilmore and John ousrbsksr. Ifyou want
toRe nP ths river faat aud pleasantly, 30 on tho
sssf.
FSr Msmphis The amous 81. Patrick. with
the no less celebrated and highly popular Captain
Geo. o. Hart In command, goes to Momphis To-
Mnia day she a hunkg boat, and Bruno Al vord and
Mr.. oismons ere hunky boys. and soeommo=
datlng.
sttsa For MsupAss ts- merros,The big supefeF gees
70 Mamphas Tomorrow, Jack Grammar aud
6 Commodore Mitchell will wait ON paassn ssrs.
she. q admirably appointed, and swim as an GA
tsiope.
F~ Nee ovieaas.-The and elegant DictA-
tor Rosa a. New Orleans Tomorrow. That highly
popular gsntieman and excellent Clerk, sam
Barr. Dr.. will Be found in thu ofaee. Get ready
for her. Hst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
I s1..nbo.ss lasdins Is shawusslovn.
aLEAE1Nos FRon GUS KxcHAEasa.
.--Ths Commercial Of Tnamdnw
Tlssss1lllsf We. 1sna aud cloudy ys.,sI "a

@Ths sseAfhef was AID aud cloudy Yesterday
with indicatonB Of rain last night. Al PitgsburR
there vas ~ feet water, aud falling last night
u Hefss the riSsF has reeeded foot durlnR this
- "A rh0urs andtpg last nIght. There are III feat
hehes 20 boaiastils. P4H
- EeWiaEiIs s-sThn Dsnucrae Of Tueadny says;
"a Tbs river riaing ~ this point ye3tsrday
Va With fset inches water In cha canal and rae
inches IN the chute the fails. Al Cincin nat
the river had fiasn n inches snce Saturday. Bna-
5f fess on tbewaarf hers rather lively yestsr-
- Gay, With AZ OCCASIONAL shower Of rain, % make
g 3 e fhs sfr enpler nnd more mud WI
..ae Another saio has taken place at ST.. louis
- Thfeo.f urtha OF the sDss Arc has hesn bought
from Captain Kehoe, By Captains Dan. Able Batt
Abie 400 hhas Haight At the rate or sab,00a Tor
81 fhe whee boat Capt HAlgbt will rommand The
Des Are ne ring eompielion at st. Louis, and is
mciippar ~ model. and doe boat. She wfII ply
between Memphis aud Jacktonport.
The new imppriai eft %. Louis for Nashy iIle
E, op her iirst trip, Frday fAF II ~
Captain Pe'ce Mon geometry. Of the National
has taken ommArd OF The Warren Belle, and 10
RAINING hsr b tween New Orleans aud shreve.
port, Louisiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

River and Weather.
CEcRELT1, Sect 27-Eoon.-River
fallen . feeS Weather clear. Their
mometer rs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28
MUSIC.
Nsw MnsicI EeW Muaie

Now 4A4a~%~ a&W 4@@eASt
FTNHE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
l. Words By ysoLEFTE WOODS Muse by
Pref CH. MATTHIAS. Prize 40 centas BY mail
Tbs = . new and pretty bAft41. ana VIII BE-
bsst efor8s. Fer ssls at
sspas wARREs a coSYEGros.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-28

Gard to Invalfds.
AClsrEyman, whils TssidIng in South America
A. missionary, discovered q safs and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Eariy
Decay. Dlasasss of The Urinary aud Seminal Or
sans. and the whole train Of disorders brought On
by beneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
hagsabsen airsady cnrea BY tim noble rsmsdy
Prompted 81 desire 20 bsnefi the afflicted and
unforsunats, viii send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. In = sealed envelope, TO
any one who nstds IL, Free Of Charge.
Please enclose q postpaid enYelops, addressed
10 yourself. Address,
i 10 1871 JOSEPH 7. INhAE,
lr2T en- aialIor ID HlhIn L.. u a..
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