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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-18


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~getpeien, Die Subicriptionen auf Die 40 Sin
Ieibe, peI6e in Iebten A 3agen ~einetnser, init
Bombs pbne ben Coupons Sa bOnUriren. Dtan
bate fi6 in benz pprbanoenen .glotenDorratb per>
re&net, bod miro bieler Gbbe balo absebolfen
lein.
Serbaftins eines Gbeiapeofes %iraten.
Us a b g On II. Sebr. Sic 9ez
9ierung bat gta6ri6ten erbalten boB Sirius
SeeIp elmer Der Gbelapeate 9iroten, in ct.
SobnS perbaftet tpOrben lit uno BON ben So
lOrlialbeb6roen fir einen Prp5eb feltgebolten
tpIroe.
9te Corruption in Nrfanas 3.
Ser Senat empfing beute @%enerolmaior Ser.
rDns Seri&t itber Die neuli6 oepflo9ene Inter.
llt6un9 su 2ittle &od i'm 9epartement Mrtan,
Jas. Gr 9laubt, oab Corruption uno Spetus
lattO1 e%riltlrte, baB aber @en. Steele BON ALIEN
2ooel gu e%ntlaiten iei. SOUR iebe berieIbe gu
9rOBes Gertrauen in Die Sntegritdt ieiner Stabs.
D%Ir5lere. General t6errpn i9eint ben Sen.
p~rptobmari6aQ OberItlteatenant Chamber pom
8. Wdliouri GAP. 3e9t. als ben 6auptidu[oiaen
an3uleben. IS liegen 8erpeiie Dor, baB 5id
eerlelbe bnr6 geloItrafen, 2i3ensgebubren, 8es
1tehur9erl, GntlafIungen aug benz @efduanib
Observation-Disclosures &c. berei&erte. Seine
G1tlallut19 Dtro an9eratben, uno Sol. Benton
pom 70. Soma SnfantertezY e9iment an be6en
Stele er1pfpblen. Gpl. 9. .. Carr, Quar-,
tterneiiter4ef, iOlte e~ntierrt uno elm enerqilde.
rer Wsann an feline STEELE eeIebt perpen.
9enrp Wtc9ee fabrt ben 6unoeIsfture fiji,
Sort SlblOn fir Die Sirma McSonalo, unt
Seymour gu Sort Smitb. Sic 8artners Iol,
len 9erlebene uno pftfise 9eute fem unb pie
@eIo boben, uno bieIe Combination ioa Nues
perldlia9en.
Der Offiier, Der T6 ibrem SntereTIe MIDI
Tl9en mill, mub einem onberen 8lub MAIDEN
gthr spet pOer brei Offsiere pagen es, id
lbnet ent9e9en gu ieben. Sie Spetulantei
baben in oieien 2anoestbei[ fir $500, OO(
Sitter angeblid fir bic Snoianer, in Der Sbc
ober MIR 5u Dem 3med 9ebra9t, UNI file iber be
9inie ST perfaufen. Gs 1T unmDoli6, baB MI
Elm 3ebntel innerbalb Der 2inien pertauft tpel
ben t6nnte. Sen. 9errpn Sdblte in ieinel
8eri6t nod mebrere dbnlide SGae auf.
9te IbenbitBungen pirb bas 6au
aufgeben, bagegen ieoen MOrgen frab I'm 1
ubr 5niammenfommen uno bis 5 ubr Abenb
in Sisung bletben.
Die 3nlaiiun g Der Disqualification ID
IrtanI Jas unb Qpuiiiana bari al8 getpiB ange
leben tperoen.
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$40 prrschtiqc 2lnlcibc.

8eScGmS&tiat bon bem Ginan5zS efretGr, BAT ter lln@
t~er,eibuete bic General subscriptions A9eutnr fir Zen
8erfauf BON Ser. Staten G9atumts>gtOtsu, iieben
unb trei,e6nteI grs3eut 3inIen per 9a9r trasenb nn6
ale bic
sieben>9 reiBiscr InleiGc
betannt, anSencmmcn.
DieIe Soften tparSeu AM Is. ausuf 1864 ~anSsefeat
uub ftub mad trei 9a5ren bonn Datum in CURRENCY saRls
bar ober mad 8elieben beS 9n9aberS in
Ser. st. 5-2Oer ie6S YrS3ent
@DIo tragenbe Bombs
unrpanbel6or.
DieIe Bombs finb iebt cine YrSuiie BON mean @rc5ent
merits, nit Snbesrif Der @cIbsinieu pom StOOcRber, mas
ben pirti&en YrpFt Der 7-SOer auIei9e mad benz sez
wSbHli9en 3insfuBe, i3inien i~nbeSriffen, anf %unsefdbr
seBn YrO1ent per 3a9r briust ~absefeben bon eereH Be-
reiun gDpnStaats g. u n Di uni3ipal>
Sareu, bic, d Der q ate au anbereS
Gtgentbum bere4net, NOD civ bis
BRET @rptsut3ufH0t t. Die 3inisn iinb BHlb-
iG6rGi& 3aBlbar bur4 eoupOus, wUmit jebe gtOte Ser<
isRen it nnb bic %Obsei@utten unb an isben 0aatler ober
8anqnisr ~Serfauft iperben tSnnen.
Die 3inien ~betrasen
Gineu Sent per Gag BON elmer $50 OeUte.
NV SS"" ~ n |AUV -"
0'"" = n y ~ 00OO "'O"'
S'Uamsts ~ n $1,000 OeUte.
Sin Dollar y " n u 5000 Note.
gto:en fir aIe seuonuten . etrds. perbsn mad Gmpfaug
Ser SnbicriptiOnen prompt befOrst.
Dies lift
Die Cin3ige 2lnlei9e i'm Warftr,
nel8e iest bon ber ResixunS u~nsebpteu lift, uno eS Wirb
suSerit4tli& crtuartet, bab bereu O~OraHsli&e 8UrtbeiLs ie
snr pUpnIdrRsI 3InIeibe beim SOIfe
MAIDEN merbe.
8eniser oGs $780, 900, 900 blei6su u~uDertauft, bic
tna9ri&einli& binnsn ben nS9Reu ie6sSis rser Meun3is
&a8en ~per9eben iein tpereen, nobann bielelbeu ieeeufunS
n1r 9e9en BrGmie tGufi@ itnb, mas Bis lest imm,r beim
S8luiie bon Gu6icriEtioaen onberer anlei5eu Der fan
mar.
lin Der SeDDlferunS iebeS PlaseS nnb iebeS 8esirtes
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seben gu tSuuert, taben bic NatipuaIzSanfen, @taatsz
unb Pribats9anIeu i'm San;en aanbe f& aGsemein tereii
ertlGrt, Snbicripticnen bnrauf auSune6neu uub fub bic
ielben fGr G6Iieferuns bon Noten, auf tpel6e fe quftrS,e
erbalten, berantpprtli1.
SAP Gppte,
SubitriptiOnss3 Isent, NbilaSeIpbia,
Sublcriptirncn Wcrbcn on0enrmmen
bon Der
@riten Natipnuls8 ant, Baltimore.
3meiten
(Gbr. 15-9Nat tuw)
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H'oRetHeH SeHen lets u1o 5piiher bereii, tpet6e
NIT 0HI5ot an Dr. 3utunIt oeS 8roteitantiSmu8
IN 0rantrel3 per5peifeln" bober eelte es, ,bie
Rlr&e pom Sod GINGER erweoenen su befrsisu
IMP Der SSelt bag beiIise unb unperlebli6e
gllpl otfen gu erbalten, 6as bic Reformation
pOr Dem Ooppelten Mbsrunbe oufoetbon bat,
penn pes WtaterialiSmu8, Der bic Ser,en ers
iiteorl9t, llno benz beS M6erqGqubens. Der per-
oumpft."
yA95T3H 9IGren.
Ser pWtonlteur" entbdlt einen au8fIbrli6en
SreI aus 91on9tong bonn 1. December iiber bic
lleaelter' gOr9dnse in China. Oanad bat am
II. 9etober, ipus suaei9entbamliden gerelei<
9rr19en 5pIi6en iebt uno friber g(nlaB qeben
tanfl' altf benz grpBen GrereirfeIoe BON 9etin
EN- 9roBe5 lnternatiDnales S6eibeni6ieser
ltott9eflInoen. Webrere Der Winiiter beg bir1ms
ll11en 9tet9eS loobnten oemIelben bel. Sic
3lnelllne Armee mar ourb einioe @pmpadnien
nab europdlI9em SpIteme einerercir;er W{a1oz
iDnS oertreten, unos elmer berlelben, Nantena
Rprnen9o, erblelt etnen Der ou8aelebten finn
greiie.
Gbina.
DER Aufltanb lebt, pbqlei6 pouftdubio ME,
oer9etporfen, an pielen 9untten nod fort. Sc
9aeea pie Nebeaen am r6rclt6en ufer BEG
Wan9zSie' Slang ii6 Der Staot 9a>Stdeu be.
tnddtiSt. Il4 in Sang Geu tuaren Die dine,
ltl6en BebDrcen in FOLDER 8elpranib ppr einen
Heberfal Der in oer GlGbe sablret6 baulenceu
gtdu6er, oaB ile bon benz englii9en Momiral
Den S9ub zines aanUnenboptS ii9 erbaten UNI
au6 erbielten. -H atFs7
SIN Stang 81 baben bic asiierliden bage9er
elnen entl6eibenben Sieg iber bic &ebeaen oa.
ppn9etra9en. Sa8 Tre1ien fano bel auang.
Sin 1tatt. Gin Better 0eS leBten Saipino.
S6nig8 ioa in remieIben set6Otet, Der oa6nig
Iomiral", gfeffe bes berabmten Si9png=Nung
9~efangen mproen fem. Sn 8e5ug auf Si6Ons:
Bang felbft, Der 5u gianting uin 5ebn Sauienl
Sttde geI6nitten" tpuroe, erfdbrt ntall, baB e
tpenise Sage UDr ieiner t9inrtdtung iiber 5tpe
gang beiOnOers lebrrei6e gpr9drge idrifli&'
8eEenntnifie abgefabt bat.
= SD erfdbrt man, oaB bieier beribnte Seer
fibrer i'm Sabre 1860 Die Sauptitaot Sang
8ideu Der 8rOoi1j Side Slang nit einem nu1
1850 Gpmbattanten itarfem Corps eingeupm
men bate. 9ieie Staot bate panal5 unge:
fabr cine Mtuion ginwpbner uno taunt ipentgeI
als 100000 Mann @arniion. 0ai
3tpette Sucttm lift f~plgenoes: Surge Belt rad
Der Ginnabme 9anssSi9eu,'s bur9 Ei6ong.
@ung eridten' cine itarte taiierlide Armee pp,
oteier Staot. vSidpngsO ang Lief nun ring;
ouf ben Dtauern cine Wten9e 8abnen uno 5elO
5ei&en auflteden uuo w3brenO Die Gaiierli9er
glaubenb, e8 nit einent Sablreiden Seinoe 81
tbnn 81 baben, teinen angriff tpo9ten, sOg Del
Nebeaenfitbrer RAID uno beimlid meg unb &C.
ianste 9erace nod seitig genug Dor Nantin an
tint ba8 paiieIbc beldgernee Manbidnbesr 81
i6lagen uno Die i6mer beordngte Stabt 81 ent-
ieben. Sn Shanghai wurben tlr3liA Del
6%auptmant uno Die beoeuteubften Wtit9lieOe
elmer peituer5pei9ten, gr6BtentbetlS bon aantOr
aus ii9 rettutirenoen 9tduberbanee e%r9riffer
unb tteuln an Der 3abl entbaliptet.
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G3ueriaas nabe Wafbpiae.

NaibpiIle, 16. Sebr. llngefdbr 400
@ueriuaS erl9ienen an Der Murfreesbpro Pite,
6 Wleilen ppu bier uno nabmen cine Nn5abI
&egierungSarbeiter, barltnter Capt. StepenS
bonn Quartiermeilter Department., 9efangen.
Gpuperneur Mnbrep Spbnlcn lit ouf benz
@ege Der 8eReruna, bp8 fam er fem glutt
nod ni6t pertpalten.
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) Die messlb bee eeuatvrs msptrsp asUbnto,

SehatOr @eperOp SubniunH belt leinem per>
/. ftcrbenen gOlessn; SbOs:s S,;Sids, '@ie mir
sbereits pOrgeiern s~eneloet, eiRe b~eseiterte Sob.
s. : reOe. 2eipsr iaO mir ai6t i'm @tanSe, btielbe
44 gang mit8utbeilen, aber Elm 9afIusi 6ctfelbeu
aoe mag bier 8lab fineen: y@dbreno fieluspr5. gImtt8,
adt (ols @pltnerneur bon WtarplanD1 perfudte
.aasi e. nit Der StDbtsn lGner9ie zines INNER ND.
6enoen YotriptismuS bur6 ALE oeIebIi6er
Wtittel ben @eift Der SeSeIRpn III bdrnen uni
ben Staat Der Union gu er6olten II. er botte Gr
'.af ffrIg. Sts sf fem amt nieoerIeqte, mar be,
uarab0a aaism u94Aiaaais Hsls3u ganl1a3ais5sf9a -En
ts-l3~J @siE19 ~ 8FieE 5Hl
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9tDrvta trusts SsrM wOuffDsu, Dis SIC" zine
Steuer pon 5 Gents auf 8aumwolle craeben
rpiiroe?@
9arfieIo fa9te, oob BON allen Steuern Die
BON Tertdufen bic i6Iimmiten ieien, le benz
men bic 8etpe9ung aIer Nrten BON sum @ere
fauf beittmmten Waterialien.
0bne our 8ei6luBfaiiuns gu i6reiten, erbOb
lib ba8 Gprnite l1no baS 6aus perta9te {i6.
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4aTa0I3 aHIl0 -H34aI1Ias 0sl11a IdN1lalall5sfW ~
ts-lt~3 asiE17 "a sli1sE 5Al
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SeSOGmS&tist bon benz GinunS=S sfretSr, BAT ter lla~
ter,ei6uete bic General subscriptions sa9entur fir Zen
8erfauf bon Ser. Staaten G&asdmts'gtcten, ftebeH
unb t~reise9ntel Yrsaeut 3inien per 9aEr tra8enO nnO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-14

We s.re the first ioiairoduce these mo
The U.ired States. and We manufacture nm
mpnse quariliie4 ~ gresi variety. ranging
n. or,A4 'r.n so cents ~ 500 each Our
ALBUMS hav the repu'su"u 81 heinz
.uorrior - beauty and durability 70 any
erhe-. Tar, 1iil be sent BY mall free. on
r~ceip, OF price.
l1PFinc Albums made TO ORDER II
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|rT,HIs ENTERPRI>iNG COMPANY IS

arti cular Atsehtiuii tiiven 70 the In
snrance Of Farm Property.
Iad.sasaa-. You hase been paying. er6
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annum. THIS Immense sun -sni out " III
State Tor insurance purposes can b. retained
smong our own cI'l-rB~. Tor " hich pnrpose
n "a T. SIN MS PPs
Has been instituted
You have nos sn.or portlnity Of insnrnp
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THE MODEL MAGAZINE ~ A AERIcA
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FOR 1865
A SPLMprp pRuGRAMME or LITERARY
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Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. Presidents;
WIN P. LEDWiCH. Vice President;
JOHN r BERRY. Secretary;
WM. p LEDW1CH. Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH COG OWN. Indian apolis,
Hon. WIN. f.. NiBf.ACK. Vincennes;
WI II MONTGOMERY, Loogoosee;
J.R BERRY. ESQ #
WM y LEDwiCH.
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In addition ~ uur mrla bas'ur-- ~ fHc
c MArFRfALs We afe Hradquar
irr~ fcr ,he following VIZ;
STEREOScoPE> AM STEREOSCOPi
VIEWS
OF those W. have an imnense 80 iin.~'
War scenes, A n~rAeNn snd + N
p.rn Cuirs INA Land-c, 49,. GfAn ~ NJ
Nv So. g.. Al.e. Rev tisa,s ) .r~'-eg
~ nnblc ~ prisssr ex,bnlun On Cfs
,rur win ~ sem Y" erg address or fes'~p
4 -trmp.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
AmU6ementS,

New METRoPoEIT4y-The exceed
i1giy Indictment weather alone prevent
ed large audience at the Theatre last
night, for Mrs. Waller never fails to
draw, and those who permitted the
weather to keep them away lost one Of
the must elegant entertainments Of the
season, MRS Walters Romeo was re.
ally sublime, while Bella Golden as Ju
liet, added freshness to her laurels.-
Throughout, the piece rent WELL and
all agreed that they had never seen Q
better Romeo. sttsefa2 ''1t
Hercules was magnificent and brought
down the house, muchly.
Tonight Mrs. Waller will appear in
anoaher Of her specislities--Meg Mer-
rifles; in the beautiful dramatization Of
Sir Walter SCOTS "Guy Msnnering, y
in which character the Press of the
whole Union has accorded her unrivalled
superiority. Those who appreciate talent
ST the highest order will not allow a
little rain or mud to prevent their wit
Messing Mrs. Walters impersonation Of
Meg Merriles.
IAN excellent farce will close the
evenings entertainment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20


L.oR seLE FLAT--soASSs-,-Two an II hi.
sar some KIN lers col hAt. .zs. d cl9e2s
'spATENT LOOMS FOR ALE.
ITnib's Pa ent 5 If Waving Loom weAves a
yard Of Jeans ia thirty minutes. wraves eight
n . difs tnt adssf olh OF she aise warp, veaves
s4@ dou5-ew eto " nkefs 'veayss {eamie. sack aod
work. IT No. 3 Firs-st t. Evans lille.
n7-eS wsq wh BLAKEl z, Gsn'l AGENT
4 ~ For sale.
A FARM or ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
"a rs srrssf en- the Wsbash River, at The Little
It at the b ad- of low water naviga' ion, an
ag,od point for business, snd inc opening for
fwO thouland soijErs . scar, beng access bic at
pllsssges of TstsS, and sthe only bIaF banks oa
both sldss'of tie river from lis mouth TO Terre
Also, several tracts Of land in white oosaty,
FosSaFs.ealars5 sddFess Z - 81
ps1.l bsfanIkT't' osI''F WILSON On.
4FTANTED4To SELL OR RENT SEWN
wv Octave, Rosewood, Bound cornerss Piano,
a.. "a good condition, and nearly new Tsr%s e'sy
f75 Main street, or at Reside nee on Chestnut be.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. no2e-Swd
zsT7oR sALE-A NEW FRAME HOUSE CON
q t,iaihg rooms os S@d Parry good cellar o
ths CO sr Of SEVENTH and dun streets. 'l8
- hoss'sy = JAS HUNNELI
TEoU AND LOT Toa SALE
N'ce Dwelling House, containing eight
rooms, situat on Main street. Property IN nne
ordar. INN data pos ession given FOR par
cuaiB enquire Of BISCHOF,
mis- Eysn,viiie Union, next t, Court House
IHOR SALE -rrr.s
80, 900 FEET
BEST POPLAR FLOORING
For sAIs by ~ A. SIMPSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
River Items.

To Qua RIVER =FRIESDs We respectable ask
the officers Of steamboats, arriving at this port,
furnish US with memoranda, manifs sts, and all
otae r INTEL relat ng ths interests of the
river. such faeors " II meet with the TRUST sp
preciatiou, if address d to the River Editor
Vile JoUaSAL, aad left with either OF the wharf
boata.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

DISASTROUS FIRE IN New ALBANY
New Albany had another calsmitous
FIRE about midnight on Saturday night.
The fire broke out in Newkirk's drug
store, which, with two other business
houses, was totally destroyed, involving
loss of 100000 to $4,000, on which
there was but small insurance. The
fire was supposed to have been the work
of incendiaries.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

A BOARD OF TRADE-We often hear
the remark from strangers visiting the
city-"Have you no Board of Trade in
your city q The answer is, Of course
mo" Yet we cannot conceive why
it is so. Evansville is, we presume, the
only city on the Ohio River, from Pitts.
burg to Cairo, which does not boast of
a trade organization under some name
or other. Even Cairo, the city of
marshes and frogs. has a Board of
Trade, and Madison, a city finished
some years ago, has, or did have, q like
association. The necessity, and the ad,
vantages of such an institution, are too
well known to require any argument in
its favor. We simply appeal to orr
merchants and business men TO consid-
er the matter, not only in the light of
pecuniary interest, but also in the light
of city and personal pride and self re-
spect, and then to establish Chamber
of Commerce or Board of Trade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
STEAMER A. B. cHAMBERs SUNK,

The little stern-wheel steamer, A. B
Chambers, bound from Hatchie River
from Memphis, sunk in the mississippi
River, near Island Twenty-Five few
days since
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

The Hon. 3ayliss w Hanna made a
lengthy speech in the Indiana Senate on
the l4sh inst, against the location of the
Agricultural College in Wayne county.
His chief objection to Wayne county, as
We gather from the speech. is that It's
soil is not favorable to the gro Sth of
Democrats of the class that refuses TO
open the doors of the courts of justice
to the negro. Wayne county may lose
the College, but If the loss is to be attri-
buted to that cause, she can Thank God
for it, for the meanest creature that
crawls is the sniEeling politician who is
afraid to deal justly by the negro lest
be get on an equality with him IF there
is a negro in Indiana who doesn't con-
\ slider himself better man th those
who voted to shut the doors of justice in
his face, he ought to be proided into
self respect with the sharpest kind of a
stick
What Mr.. Hanna has to say touching
the geographical position of the County
as unfavorable, and what he urges
against the soil, the climate, &c, il
much more to the purpose. A more
central position, with equal natural and
arti6cisl advantage, could probably b
selected; and if such location can be
found, all the better, but il occurs to u
that Mr.. Hanna is poorly informed con-
corning the soil and agricultural re
sources at hand. iWithout-the statistics
at hand TO confirm or. correct our i'm
pressions, we are of the opinion that M
County in the State surpasses Wayne il
the extent of its wealth, the variety o
its soil and productions, and the genera
health of its 10 habitants. The pyeva
lence of Quakerism3 and Abolitionisu
does not. prevent the growth of abun
dant crops, the raising of fine stock an'
the development of the material resonr
ces that make up athrising and indus
trious population As for general intel
y Z sucs .l.AoEg ,Ile people. purity Of life
fand social order and sobriety, Mr. Han
ma may be very thankful indeed, if b.
represents as good a constituency in th
State Senate The classical gloss tia
Mr.. Hanna gives to his speech does nc
J conceal the coarseness of his wit an
the vulgarisms of his language.-C
Com. afgH Esd faS-I1 1IalA SO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

Way, Is IT?-There is8 Something
wrong with somebody somewhere; some
negligence whereby we do not get the
Indianapolis Herald more than once OF
twice week. The Journal comes to
hand regularly each evening, lbut the
Herald seldom ever comes.
+ For our own personal amusement we
would be glad to get the Herald regO
larry, and We hope the publishers OF
that eminently conservative paper will
take the trouble to ferret ont the diff
calty
The Cairo papers also, generally come
two or three of them together and gen.
orally week old. ! N4AAs5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

DIPrHERIA.-We are deeply panied to
learn that our much esteemed friend,
Capt E. Schoenlauo, of the firm of R. X.
Dunkerson q Co., of New Albany, lost
his youngest son, promising little boy,
by Diptheria, on Friday last. Captain
Schoenlaub and his excellent wife has
the heartfelt sympathy of large circle
of friends and acquaintance in this
oitv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

FLooDED-The heavy rain of Monday
night caused the water to overflow the
cutters on First street, and breaking
through the loose earth where gas pipes
had recently been laid under the pave
ment, flooded the cellar under Miller
and GARDENERS store, making its way to
the depth of an inch or two into the eel
lar of the St. Charles Saloon. Work.
men were engaged yesterday cleaning
out the gutter and fitting things up gen
orally. Two men will remain here for
some days to watch matters and remedy
any defects thatmay be developed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

STUDENT AND SCHooLMATE-The Jan.
uary number of this admirable Maya
zine for 1866 is before US and we can
only repeat whst we have so often said
before, that it is without a rival in it's
adaptation to the prehension and
taste of the little folks Every number
is complete work in itself and every
parent should secure it for the benefit Of
his children. Ii is published at lls,
Washington street, Boston, at $l,50 per
annum. II isSa magazine of 40 pages
published monthly.