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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS,


No. 81 West Second Street,
CHG ISEATIs %.
DER to the Trade 81 the lowest rates. 'sJ iAis'
Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Consist ing, in part, Of
Coffee Rio, Lag ,usyrz, hsIio1bo. java;
suEnrr-Esw orb ans, Cuba, Porto kieo' East
ern Refined. .s.. tss
Tsas-Ganpowdsr, Imperial Young Hysoa'
AI ssn2fesss-Sutseg= Cloves. Cinnamon, spies,
ffP osa ags schs~fr g Pine Cut, and Smoking
- large stock
G@nned Goodss- Peaches, strawberr1es
pssrkh-rrsss RasrbsTTtss Quiness, Pears, Goose
s--is- Cherriss. Grzpess Pine Apple. 1onatoes,
Co.'S corn, Peas. oystes =, Lobsters' Aaeksr~i'
H. 'R.isfus. AIn0nsss, Filbsrts, WalnH .
pt-sIe. Prg~srEes, CaBdsFs Sodss wooden We =
ssaoss. Cotton Yarns, T~ ins, Cord@gs, hstches,
RIsctjn - r., Pager, Soc ?, Candies starch Dye
sss@- gsiis godfah. Her ing. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

sD-An Irish soldier with Major Gen.
Osterhauss command writing home,
winds up his letter as follows: drop me
letther to the care az Mayer Giueril
Oyster Hoss, an I'll get ii shure.
Henry, you ought to be ashamed to
throw away bread like that. You may
want II some day" Wen, mother, would
stand any better chance Of getting
ii then should 1 eat up nowY
From mans right side rib was taken
TO form the woman, and never was there
seen rib quite straight, And would 81
thou straighten it2 It breaks, but bends
not.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4-The Bill approving
the consolidation Of the Galena anC
North Western Roads passed the Illiuoi
Senate yesterday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
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Newburg and Eureka Coal.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL FURsIsH TO
coasCmars, At all tiEnsa superior article Of
Coal, IN qusnfitiss 70 suit.
noxs Omcs 10. 5, 5oath Water b..
, 1865-01-17
CHICAAU> TUESDAY, JANUARY17,. 1865:

reeond time, and referred to Committee on in
d1eiary.
House bill No. 0, cqaa1izing dividends Of Rail
road Companye. was read second time and re-
fcrrcd to Committee On Railroads.
Mr. Griffith offered resolution setting forth NJ
Informal meeting OF members, to take action or
the death Of Nc1eon S. Shaffer Of Fnton, who died
last evening at his lodgings In this city. and
lutions adopted thereon. Mes.rs- Milroy and
g QazebEook were appointed Committee On the parl
to bis home.
On motion Of Mr. Collins, the proceedings oil
the informal meeting we're made the action Of the
House and entered On tho journal. The Houec
then adjourned In respect 10 the memory Of the
deceased. -
The Senate this afternoon was occupied with in
tereeting questions. 4 bill wsa introduced ap-
psopriatng six hundred and afty y1hons1nd dollars
to pay Interest on State bills which
had had eesn n ri, provided d. for By Gov Mo.
made to suspend the rules, and read a second
time. There were but nine negative votes, and
the Lieut.. Governor declared tho rules suspended.
4 point Of order Was raised that 1t required two
thirds vote cfa the Senator. to suspend the rules,
but Lieut. Governor Baker decided that two
thirds Of any quorum was sufficient.
Mr.. Dunning supported the ruling IN an able
for The defan1ting payment Of interest.
The bill was read second ttme.
The Democratic Senators are holding caucus
oFer the matter tonight.
lis probable that when the bill comes up for
paeeage every Coppclhead In either house will
vote against 1t, with the exception, perhaps, Of
Mr. DQsktfk
, 1865-01-17
FROM BALTIMORE,
Highly Important tadyIces-A New At
tack Oh Fort Fisher.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Jan. 16.-The epecial cor
respondent Of the AnaeTicon, under date Of the
9th inst, communicates the following important
information In relation to the renewal, or rather
continuance Of The great movement against the
dcfenees Of Wilmington Situated ut Federal Point,
at the month.of New Inlet This correspondence
has been withheld from the public here until It
should become known that the attack had actu-
ally been commenced.
Jan 7.-IlavinG ridden ont heavy. southeast
storm at our anchorage during the past two days,
;soT Beaufort harbor, We are now enjoying calm,
peculiar to this latitude, which can scarcely be cx-
Feetea to last more than "a hours.
to the northeast and The sun shining OF brightly,
our cyes were delighted also with the approach
Of transports with the troops furnished hy
Scn. Grant to cooperate Mith ADMIRAL Portef's
Ing General, which crossed he bar 1t once and
proceeded up Beaufort Harbor, to communicate
tho steamers Baltic and Atlantic each with 1000
men on board. The other Transports also arrived
ses soof @ Ss
are now anchored ineide the bar.atong with the
naval vessels-, The plan Of batt'e Is fully
veaseE h.s aDS been JUS supplied With = = new nsT
The precisepoiat Of the works Of the enemy On
being commanded By the Senior Captain Of the
gunboat feet, Capt. O. S. Gleason, Is stationed at
the head Of the line Of vessels Of her elass, eleven
in number and whilst the othc1s Of the line are to
concentrate their hrc On the outworks Of Fisher.
our guns are to pour 1ank fire into the fort The
positions Of the vessels are nearly the same as II
The former fight excepting that the tron-clads will
take positionsabout one-!0u1th Of a mic nearer to
Fort Fisher than at the first attack The Dictator
will also Join them With her two 15.iuch guns,
making the monitor fleet II guns strong including
the guns Of the Montdnoek. Then the 1ronsides
With her tremendous 11-inch broadsides, and the
Minnesota. Wabash. Brooklyn, Susqnehanna,
Tusca1o1a, Seneca, Ticonderoga, IMohican, COL
orado, Shenandoah, Pawtucket, Mgcinaw, Maumee
powha1an, Juniata, Yanttc, and Kansas form the
second lire.
The Nyaci, Unadilla, Huron. and Pequot, which
act Is tenders to Monitors, are also IN the Inner
line. The gunboat fleet ls to fcKm line in front
Of the shore batteries, extending to the right Of
F1eher. The rescrves Of the various divisions Of
the smaller class Of c1nboats assigned to po
elt1on ontaide of the line Of battle.
LATER
A steamer hos just arrived from the inner har-
hor, aud reports that nj noon to-day, signal was
hoEted On The gehip Of the entire feet, to pre-
pare for eea The probability Is that We will sail
tomorrow morning II the weather continues fay
that Cen Gcary has arrived and Is ii command OF
the troops. His presence ia hailed By tho heet az
Cp assurance that an energetic effort will be made
to more that Fort Fisher can be taken.
The ttet outside nre all ready to move at mo-
ents notice. The large transports arc also out
side abont is miles from shore, waiting the move
1nent Of the fleet.
, 1865-01-17

asrieted by negroes, and Afterwards by
Union men from The South, who sec1eted
them ID the woods and In barns and sometimes in
their houses By day, and pil0ted them through Sc
clnded pathways b. night along tho entire route,
at the peril Of their lives. They found SNOW toot
hunger md from cold In regions where they dared
not build fires. 4 hundred miles from Knoxville
theyjoined seventy Union en- route for tho
Federal lines, under three mountain pilots; but
tie next night at kclly'a Gap they were surround
ed BY rebels aid compelled to- separate Into two
parties The horeemen were pilotcd through
darkness from the rebel camp BY young lady,
and then rode on forced marches IT such severity
as to Kill many Of their horses.
Mr. Browne with the others fourteen In mum
ber, under an excellent pilot, took the mountain
psths, and rearhed oE fines On Saturday.. It will
be remembered that Richardson and Brown were
captured floating on haY bales tn the Mississippi
river. opposite VickBbnrE, on the night Of May
3D. 1683: after their boat had been exploded and
On the expedition hlled OF wounded. They have
Elnca been confined in seven different rpbet
Mr.. Davis %vas taken with Sherman's army, near
Resacca. Georgin, May 18th, 1851
The Richmond authorities refused all proposals
for thelE exchange, declaring that they they would
be held during the war as hostages and for retslt
alton.
They LETT 1000 prisoners In Salisbury.
e1hering tie greatest hasbarides from the rebe1s,
They represent that there Is the most earnest 10y
atty TO the Government stfll prevailing In the
rebel lines through Western North Carolina and
East Tennessee, and that the people, many of
whom had their sons and brothers murdered by
the rebels, are looking and prayig for tho advance
the woods in almost every county waiting 10 enlist
In the United States service
, 1865-01-17

mire.on with GOO men from Lees army, and
that finding our troops were re-cmba1king, Bragg
Rcsrecuul1y, WIZ. G. TEXTILE,
Lieutenant Commander.
WASHINGTON, Monday Jan. 16.-Francis r.
the steamer Dow, the 1agahip Of the Potomnc DO
ulla: Much speculation is indu]ged In as to the
result OF bis recent vfslt to Richmond. but moth
lrg definite could be ascertsined concerning It'll
Senator MoIrill's speech today in the Senate IL
fIess to all regulations iseued b the Treasury d.
paltmeut relative tn the trade withinsurrcctionary
districts. Mir. Morrill, maintained the Justice az
Gen. canbs's order on the subject. and intimntsd
uadc interviews with the Eebe1lions state.
,sae G9' ID n, q Xho was ban
lowed to return BY the President on his good
behavior, arrived here to-day from Richmond in
company with F. F. Blair. Jacob says the in
tense desire Tor peace on any terms pcrvadee all
clnEscs. Of edmond socIety not connected With
The eosernment, and that the feeling extends to
edffa essrs hS1.d5ng hige Positions in the military
a unit for peace. he predicts that there viii be
cessation Of hosHlfties and surrender within two
months. Hs 1 als9 etates that there is scarcity
brilliantly high, With considerable s1iiGrinc
among the poorer classes.
A trim Ct cars on the Alexandria. Railroad WIS
twelve miles irom Alexandra. So o. one was ia. f..
jured.
II can he etstcd On the authority Of cabinet
1nond Dip fch Of the 18th relative to The inter
view between JEFF. Davis and Blair, Is untrue 80
for as It ree1s to the result Of that meeting MI
, Blsr certainly dtd have az tnteryiew With JET.
hare becu discussed, but it is equally certain
that no snch proposals az stated in the DispdtcA
we're made by Davis to Blair, or BY Blair to Daris
President ie possibly true, bnt that It contained
proposition looking toward cessation Of hostii-
short Of the recognition Of the Independence Of
the Con4edcracy, Is. of course, unlounded.
Another delegation Of naval contractors we're
for relief
, 1865-01-17
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Chicago Conspiracy Tr1n1s.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
CINCINNATI, Monday Jan. IL.
The Court Martial empowered to hy the Chica-
80 conspirators, assembled this afternoon to hear
the reply Of the Judge Advocate to the plea as to
jurisdiction set forth by the counsel for the ac-
cused on Thureday and Friday lust Owing to the
absence OF Col. Murray, President Of the Court,
the Judge Advocate preferred not to complete his
argument Consequently, the greater portion :
1t is deferred TIL tomorrow. The argument which
is supported By numerous and cop1ous authorities
from eminent British md American jorists, will
ere Its conclusion have occupied nearly three
hours In tts delivery. The Major insis.s that the
proclamation Of the President euBpending the
writ of hdbtas .corpus and pEoclaimicg
martial law te sufficient authority
to prove the Jurisdiction of Military Court
in ill case. similar to the present, and then at
much length shows tho power Possessed By the
President to establish such military rn1e. The
propositions be has laid down and proposes to
prove are: Firrt the Court has Jurisdiction be-
cauee it has been expressly clothed with that right
and power By the authority competent to give
Them; and. second, we're no such forma! power
conveyed. the laws Of wai, the military tt1 non
scrlptd Of crery land, the necessity Of the present
ctefs, would clothe this court with such juEisic-
tion. i
will reach You by Wednesday morning. q
, 1865-01-17
FROM INDIAWAPOLIS..
License Law RedlyiFu4,
lSpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
1x11ar mn 70 Nordar Ton n

(spet1al Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Monday~Jan. 18
The Supreme Court has Just decided in the case
Of Reams W. The State, that The Circuit Court has
full Jurisdiction to hear and determine cases atis-
lug under the liquor law M%1B5a. Overriding the
case Of Ianer IS. The State, = Ind, 4s1, On that
point, the Court holds that the Legislature may,
in an act creating new odense, provide for the
punishment thereof
Section 19 Of Article Of the State Constitution.
only requires the subject to be expressed in t6e
title; matters properly connected Herewith need
not be. An act regulating the ssle Of intoxicating
li9uofe. and pEoEidine penalties for the violation
and the manner Of enforcing such penalties is a
matter properly connected Herewith. Without
such provision the act wou1d have no vitality,
The opinion in this case also overrules the case
Of Struckman IS. The State II Ind, 16O, ID 10
avcrmcnts in Indictment, that pint cold was less
This decision creates considerable excitement
amoD. the liquor men and their attorneys, as it
restores The license law In Its full effect, which
Ind BEEN substantially abrosated by the old bench
, 1865-01-17

ISpIASAroL1s, Monday, Jan. 16, 1863.
The House met o'clock, p. m. The reports
Of Joseph Risttuc and N. L. Rrttt, Sinking Fund
Commissioners, and David Stevenson, state L.
brarlun, were laid before the House by Speaker
pett1t. The Senate biIl for lcgalizng the bonds
issued for furnishing soldiers, &C., was read
second time. yaria1s amendments were pro-
poscd, which were, with the bill, referred to the
Committee On judiciary. Tho Senate bilt No. Is.
enabling. County Boards to borrow money to en-
courage cnlittmcnts, was read second time aad
referred 10 the same committee.
Sennte It'll No. g. changing the time OF holding
the Common Pleas. Court In jackson and Bar
tAolcmcw counties, WIS read the second hG,c
and referred to Committee on the Organization
OF Courts.
Senate bill No. %, authorizing the nsnk Of the
state to reduce it, capital STOCK &c, read second
Hinc and referred TO Committee On Danke.
, 1865-01-17
Qbtfdqfp Mr1b111re.


TIJCsDAY, JANUARY II 1866.
THE NEWS.
Tic Inauguration of the new State officers
took place at Springfield yesterday, with up
propriatc and interesting ceremonies, well
described in our voluminous despatch.
The isangurals Of the Governor and Lieut..
Governor Will be found in another part Of
this issue.
The news from North Carolina is interest
ing and important. The attack has been r.
opened on Fort Fisher, and tlis time with a
promise Of success not before belonging to
the undertaking. This is not a1l the inpend-
ing grief for the rebels in North Carolina,
though concerning further details the wires
are silent.
4 bill reported In the House today from
the Committee on Ways and Means, in effect
authorized the Secretary Of the Treasury to
continue thc-7-3 loan for the balance Of
about SOC, ,00o, Gao Of the sloo, o,0oo. .0oo loan
authorized By the act of June IS, 1864.
The bill introduced by NJ, Richards into
tic State Senate to rcstrain cattle and other
animals from running at large On the public
highways, is timely and important one, and
Of great value to the agricultural interests of
the State. Tho proposition Is simply that
every man shall build inst fencing enough to
take care Of or restrain his Own stock instead
of being compelled Us he now is to fence his
whole improvements in order to protect him.
self against other peoples stock. It is esti |
mated that It will not require more than one I
fourth The fencing that is now required under
Inc prescnt ota'e 'a"s' "s sonh'asl tne o'1
= most thpo'tAn' oue, auo noEe u Will oe-
con'e NV Il sa1anoa pnt p1ose q inattef u
great pnphc ul1ity as well US o. economy.
zr xrouep us,runar cu.p
TER.
The charters of the three city railroads Of
Chicago were originally granted for the term
OF twenty-five years. Six years Of their cor
porate life have expired. There still remain
nineteen years during which they can reap
the profits of what arc deemed the most val-
uablc franchises In the gift Of the city. The
companies took these franchises for better or
for worse. They knew cxac:ly what they
were contracting for, They knew that It was
twenty five years and not ninety nine years.
They believed that tbcv could make money
7,y building and oneratipp street railroads In
Chicago for q period Of twenty-five years
else they would not have accepted the frun-
,chises.
These compauics now ask the Legislature
to strike ont tho words twenty-five" and
insert the words "nIncty-ninc" in lieu there
Of. In other words, they ask the Legislature
to extend their franchises scyenty-four years
LONGER thap the city agreed to grant them,
and they agreed to accept them. It is not
.,9;rped +1,ut tl,ev ore d,ssatisf'ed w-;th their
, 1865-01-17
~ IEC0%StE LEGISLATURES

MADISON, Wis.,. Moplay. jan. 1G, 1sG5. y
The Senate eat about twenty minutes this eFen-
ing. Tic report Of the Superintendent Of FublLc
Property was received. The Governors mcssasc
was referred to appropriate committees, md
resolution was offered for printing five thousand
copies Ill English. Senator Clark objected. II
Il bill WINS introduced 10 vacate IN alley in the
Sixth Ward, Milwaukee to iegallze the tax roll
IN lce.nngs, walworth comfy; TO amend esction
ccuton Of civil suits aGalnet person. IN the mill
tary service; relating to the punishment for mur-
der. and amending section :. chapter ~, I: s.;
:s1to to amend section and %. chapter rs, 4. s.,
relative to plcadings In civil actions. and to
anlcnd &C tton .07. chapter 1a0 Il. S. of Jusnces'
Courts Assembly session was short Sir.
Fowler OF Milwaukee appeared and took his sent.
'fhc following resolutions were offered and laid
over uncer the rnies: 1nstrnctlnGT tho Snpcrin-
e VOTE IL he 20 Of he
tol fntcuded to support the cupola, and ascertain
II It ie safei If not to make 1t SECURE; ordering
pamphlet form; DISTINGUISHING all who avoid thu
e!rafi On the plea Of n1lcnacc hy running away;
<.trccting the Printing Committee to inquire and
1ncseagc needed in foreign language. Resolutions
were adopted to supply the laws and Journals OF
the preceding sessions to members Of the Assem-
by, and foE maj, Of the sla'c to be suspended in
Bulls were introduced to provide for application
OF ase per cent. collection lee> on delinquent
pcdite the collection Q! tuxes for bounties to yo1
untecrs; TO punish daecrtcr. from military scr
l1ec; TO purchase school site in District No. 1,
town Of Deloit; to exempt wool and WOODEN man
nfacturee from taxation, aud to amend section 3,
chapter IS, N.S
The Committee on Elections, unanimously r.
ported In favor Of the right Of J.. McI{ath to the
contested seat from Marathon and Wood dfstrict
The consideration Of the matter was postponed
upt1l to morrow evening.
The etandsn. committees will be announced to.
morrow. 1t Is understood that Thomas B. Sher.
man will be chairman OF the Judiciary: hosa, Site
1itiA; s. simmons, Ways and Means; Dewitt
Davis, Banks Caseody, Railroads: s. Starks, State
PRISON. Tilton, Benevolent institutions: Fay, Ed
ucatfon: Miner Swamp Lauds; Little, Claims.
, 1865-01-17
TRY THE CHEAPEST AND
Il BEST BAR SOAP,
TIE; CHICAGO SOAP,

HOLMES & CLARKE,
ts11-eStt-t Manufacturers, 50 Stste-st Chicago
DLANS INVITED FOR PURI-
i FYISG CHICAGO EIVER.-At meeting of
the commission on the purihcatiou OF the chicago
River WAS ordered that TIE advertisement
All pefsons having plans for purifying the Chicago
River and deslroua OF making The same kn 7wn for ths
benefit Ct the city requested to sen their jmu
n'cations ID writing to the c-mmtsslon appoint ted BY
the City Council TO this subject and to re
commend q plan Tor adoption.
The Committee Eill receive snoh Communications
until MONDAY, the 2sd inst, Il tho o}cn OF hr City
Pertons sending Ia such communications are request.
ecto accompany them With plans and estimates
sufficiently detail to make them clearly understood
jai7.esil Ii It ''' VII. GooDISG, Cha.rm,n.
, 1865-01-17

ST, Louis, Monday, January, 10, 1s65.-Genesal
Reynolds seems to havc made . clean sweep In big
department. Arlkansas, nearly, II nor quite, all
OF General Steelc'e officers having been removed.
The report from Cairo that Fort Smith had been
evacuated is untrue. General 1hayer. was there
on Friday last, and waa preparing 10 re establish
1elcgraplic communication with Fayetteville,
thence to ST. LOUIS. It IL definitely fettled thst
the various posts in Western Arkanaas will BE-
A:,d az reports to the oontra1y Notwithstanding.
The Missouri State Senate on Saturday, passed
concurrent resolution to mcuosializc CONGRESS to
paes tiH Constitutional amendment prohibiting
slavery IN I'll the Suites. The House passed the
Senate '"int resolution to mcn.orlal,zexhc Secre-
Southwest Missouri -
Rev: "; N. Patterson, ehaplain in the rebel
army. las been convicted o! being a epy and SEQ
fenced y ,n,p,isonment durin: the war, ia tue
Mrs. Anderson Granville has been hanfshrd
South for muslnE goods to the rebels.
Thc fo!lowin: soldiers d'cd in ,he hospital here
~ j*hn 1 5,,can Nsc,qin o. 81 HinRssots ThSn,s
Wm. nsicy. 14ath Illinois; Aiphea: T.unaSi5' 1nS11'
9Th Iowa: John Aiunick, Sd Illinois ca7alry.
, 1865-01-17
POSTSCRIPT,

FROM NEW YORK.
Our Special Midnight Dixpntch-n1ilt-
tRrY and Rebel Items from New
York and Washington,
, 1865-01-17

nirgson with 6,000 men from Lees army, and
that nndtng our troops were re-cmba1kinE, Bragg
decide not to moleet ue.
Bcsr ecffIllT 1Enr Il TH,e,,.n
, 1865-01-17

GEORGE W. HILL, ATTOR-
" EEY.AT.LAW and REAL ESTATE AGENT,
attends TO collections, neyotIaies Loans, buys and
sfis mo1tssecs upon real estate in the city. ONCE
ISL Naar born STREET. northwest corner OF Ma 1son-st
, 1865-01-17

STA78 OF 1LlISo1s, Cook Co1yTY, 81:
j. YOUNG eCAMMOS, 2tes;ucns. DO soleMnlX.
sincerely and truly delafa and 1fHsM, and eAAuEL
s. RUGkRs, Assistant Cashier, do so1emn1y sHeat
thai the foregoing tu aad eosTfSt st.sensn5 q o.
e1itted On Monday the bec2nc day Of January. D.
1865 which statement aad this AmdaE1t, Ve bel1eFe
~ w. j. YOUNG sCAMMON, Pzeslde-s.
EA4 s. ROGEEs, Assistant Cashier.
-, sworn and subscribed to before Ee> 1s1eth
EUGENE C. LONG.
ia1Te7S7.1t Eotafy Public
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-31
y E " a r E
TAKE 6 O Cd " q II T. T.!

AS am now in New Y ork to buy up all the
bargains. have succeeded thus far that
can sell you the following goods:
Good Calico at SO cts. per yard;
Very best Merimack Print, at 80 cts. per 70
The best Pacific Delaines, at 45 cts. per yd
Cotton wide, for 90 cts. per yard.
Cotton, A wide, for 81 cts. per yard.
All Wool Flannels, at cost price, and ell
goods in proportion.
I am now determined to sell goods without
regard of cost. This is no humbug, and
will ask my customers and the public in gen
eral to give me call and convince them selves
For your own pockets sake call early ana
take your choice.
1 have marked the goods out in plain figures
for everybody to see them, 50 there is no
deoeptions at HENRY SCH ARZ'S,
ian 23-tf 1872, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-31
COCRSE OF LECTURES.

n
A course Of lectures, three in number will
be delip at
LIBERTY HALL,
during the coming and succeeding two weeks
The first Of the course will be delivered Oh
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. .,
by the
REV DR.. S. B. COX, of New York.
Subject :-':EngIish Poetry, With Ex-
plantations and RecitatiOms.'
Second lecture by
REV J. McKENDRY REILLY,
of Baltimore
Subiect:-''Our Age, Country and
Bible.
Third lecture by
HON. JAS. X. DOOLITTLE,
Senator in the e. S. Senate from the State Of
Wisconsin.
Subject to be announced hereafter.
Tickets for s. single lecture so cents, for the
course 81, to be had at Mr.. Bell bookstore,
the State Journal Office, Mr.. Entwisle's and
Mr.. French's Book Stores. and at the door:
Proceeds to be applied to the benefit of Christ
Church.
Doors open at o'clock; Lecture to com
M ence at O. clock. Jan 3O-t1