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skuaw all E.en by these Presents,

Know All E.eai by these Presents,
That the Home Insurance Company, of the City
Of New York, do hereby authorize any and oil
agents that said Company has, or may hereafter
have or appoint, in the state of Maine for and on
behalf of said Ctmpany, to accept and acknowl'
edge service OF ali process, whether mesne or
final. in any action or proceeding against said
Company in any OF the Courts OF said State
Aud it is hereby admitted and agreed, that SAID
service OF the process aforesaid shah be taken
and held to be valid and sufficient in that behait,
the same as if served upon said Company accord.
ing to the laws and practice Of said STATE; and
ali claims or right If error by reason of the man
ner of such service, is hereby waived and feiin-
pushed.
Witness orr hand and seal Of the Company
~, this twenty day Of Dee', 1864.
Se.- (Sgnedl
JN0. MCGEE, Secretary.
DuekSport, nc.
SW2 ~
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FOR SALE!

AyA THE long ESTABLISHED, WELL
ElsM known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated on
,ullHA Main street, in Ellsworth. The proprietor
offers for sale the American House, with al the
buildings connected, with without the furniture,
reasonable terms, if applied for Ii net dis
posed of on the 10th day of December next, it VIII
be closed as public house until further notice, tn
repairs, &c. b. j. TINKER, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, Dec. Sth lS5l Il
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For Sale.

VI'uE Dwelliughau-e and Barn, Oh the " Tinker
Place" 80 called. a5unt on. mil" from Union
river bridge it less Of the iatd surround.
lug it 7 mis- Offers desirable chance t1r nIcr'Ni-
ic person following the sea TO Secure good as'
S0uvetcnt home.
For further particulars, inquire of y. Il. Sawyer
at the American Office, or T. :, Cook.
Ellsworth Jan. %, 1873.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-27

The greatest amount insured on any one risk
.. $4,000, but viii not as a general rule exceed
l0,u01.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amour; allowed TO be insured in any city, town,
village or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case, by the general character OF build
ings width Of streets, facilities for putting out
fires, &c.
a certified copy of the Cherter or Acto lncor-
poration, as amended December 3lst, 1868, ac-
companies this Statement.
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LTAHfLIriES.
Amount of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid, No8e
i" incurred. and in process of ADJUST
ment. 500, ia 10
has been taken, 1850 o0
" Claims tor Losses resisted by the
Company, -9,ii' w
" Dividends declared and due and un-
paid, l6o w
&c either cash or scrip, declared
but not yet due None
Money borrowed, None
" all other existing claims against the
Company, None
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ASSETS.
Am unit of Cash in Continental Bank,
Ny s15,52l 20
" in hands Of A gents. and in course
Of transmission (ps.imatc,) 20J,34l co
=" Uaincuubercd Real Estate, No.
Wall st. 4s,l8o co
" I. ;. Registered nd Coupon Stock
1881, market salue, $2Ji, $50 90
" L. ). Bund, } . mar
ket value, l,2,0,.j0 90
" L. ) Certificates Of
Indebtedness, $3.50 co
l,4ll,9l0 90
" Missouri State Bonds,
. per cent, market value, Il, 10000
4" \ {. Bonds, per cent,
market v.,is,e, 6,G06,oo
q Tenn. Bonds per cent.
market saaae, l,290 90
" ONO. peg cent market
vaiuc 1880 90
9 ili-ais. G Ter cen; mar
bet vdiae, %, COO 90
:" II. |. . PER cent market
ya>uc, so 60
" California Stata Ean's,
: per cent a.rket vatue, ii, 900 90
" Conn SITE bohis, .p-r
p. ct. nlar.et yaiUt, IL. 500 co
:. y. \. ti;y Geutfal Far,
bonis peg CT. mlf~,t
vaIse, e. 90 co
Qaeeas Couaty ioat,s,
p ret market value ., Gao co
&" Richmond eouas5, Haa.ls
Z per ct. market value, 30 co
q Hfeoa!yA Cdy HUtr
Btuis, pr Ct, market
value, II, 80 co
4ll,7e3 &C
fank stocks, per cent market
va.ue, H. 25J U.
" Loans on Ponds and mortgages,
being fast lieu of record Of tIia-
eamhefei Real Estate, worth at
least S4,055,oU0, rate II Interest
CO percent, l,Ql?,si2 ii
Z" Loans On stocks and Bonds pay
able on demand. the market value
OF securities pledged, ut least
$276, COCO 229, 1872 D.
" steamer Magnet and Wfecking
apparatus, 56,l9o -
q Due for Premiums on Policies is
sued Mt Office, 5,IOC :.
=" Ellis Receivable for Premiums on
INLAND Navigation Risks, &c, 4l,G37 So
Interest accrued on lst Dec, Ioti, les.
tima,eL) $1,000 &c
81 coo sos q
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ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBlLITATED AND DES-
l. pONDENr OF BOTH SENES. \ great suf-
ferer having been restored to health in few days,
after many years of misery is willing to assist his
suffering felow-creatures by sending (free) the
receipt of postpaid addressed envelope, Il copy of
the formula of cure employed Direct 10
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, Box Isl Post office.
Igor Brooklin, n. Y.
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Franklin House.

,sHsEA THE Subscriber has erected the past
sstEH house at the Junction of the th,trydelI and
.l..AR fuIugan roads, in FRANKLIN, which he has
opened the entertainment Of travellers. Good stables
attached to tie same. The Mouse aud all the fittings
new; aud every attention will he paid those pa
aronizing the Franklin House. The public wi II fad this
House only much needed convenience, bat kept in
manner the Comfort and case OF those patron
iziug it. JOHN L. GORDON.
Franklin, Jan. ISIS. 3n2t
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&C.. &C. ,&c., &C., &C., &c.
just received, per Express, a new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
BUkNEIFS Preparations; Blood Food for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia Female Diseases:
and Regeneration OF Nan; Weeks Magic Com,
pound; Mhiteembs remedy for Asthma nurnetfs
God Liver Oil; Jayne's Expectorant Wistar's
Wild Cherry Bdlsam; fowlc's for Piles; DR..
Jefric's Antidote; brakes BenzolHc fer rcmoy.
in; paint, tar. grease, Z g.; Cummings Apcrient;
Gargiing Oil; Dadd's and Miier's Condition Pow
dars; Cheeseman's. Carke's and Dup9nco's FeJaa.e
Pills, for female distractions, Sc; Grugors Con,
rentratcd Cure for nervous wcakness; iiembold's
Fluid Extract Of Bgrehu, for diseases Of the blal-
der, kidneys, &c; 8aHnarl's Col9dien for burns
and eut.; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru.
vaa syrup; GeulGs Pia waH1 @yruR; Iioughin'.
Corn Solvent, IN iutaiiib!o reia d. Magnetic
ualsanl, Tor rhoumatjsIa and neuralgia; Jeflriest
fanacca of Life, spre for sore Throat and
BronchiAiGaections; atne Elixir, for bronchitis,
COPELAND sure cure fer Fed Bugs,
BITTE8S-oxygenated IIoofand's, Peek :, Har.
dy's, HFoWn's Clarhe'S Sherry Wine, Lanslc.t's
Root and Herb, ADJott's, and Others;
LINTMENr-'Fobia Good Samaritan, Mustang,
and i.iaimenls and 0ntments of all kinds;
SAGShPARiLHA-Ball's, sapd's, Shakers and
all other principal kinds
PILLs-Ager's sugar eontnI, Eraadreth's AID
Wright. Indian Vegetable.
Also, Wearer'5 canl;er and salt fheum Syrup; Ar
no!ds Vital liUids Atwood's Extract Dandclior'
Braut'J Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier,
hennedy's Medical Discovery; Morses syrup el-
low Dock; RadwaY's Remedies; Mediums Elixir
Of Opium; Mrs. Wiuslpw's Soothing syrup; Shat
ker Extract NaIeriap; tan Of Thousand Flow-
ers; Cold Cream; llesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
| : ycr's Cherry poctarai; Hrants Pulmonary Bal
monary Eal3Im; Ciaike's Cough Syrup; Bachelor
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Probate Notice.

HfoD.sic
TESIlERE will be Probate Court held at the
L Probate 0Iise in Ellsworth, on y e'lHestiay,
tho twenty second day OF February next, at ton
o'clock A. NJ, instcal Of the one heretofore ap.
pointed foi the first Wo,!aeslGy, and all mattcrS
and Thugs retuftable said ffst wednesday,
ore hereby made fetutnab.c 10 aud shall have day
in said Court, to be hell en said Wednesday the
twenty secol.d DAY ufsa.i tcbruaF?.
Buckerof;, Jaa, 23, ls65.
PARKER Tuck, Jaisc
u ErrnRs remaining unclaimed IN the Posi-
EL 0li,a at Ellsworth, ) ate of Aainc, 2Gd.
at January leG5.
1onncrs, Iiannaa JORDAN, Eilla 8.
Quits Edwin NJ. IeWctt, Ia Il.
Frost. MARY ;. l-au', Jane
Tlnll Navy ). NcSatitsul NiaGeid :
fro,t, / . ana iea.,5s. Joseph
Goodwin. itenry d. Iir';, doAu
Itu>scv. h. L. Saith, M0-y
Iiuii, j. Nc35es Leslie
T. .r,,a. Wiling for tho above will please say
lvsrti.ed l. Il. JORDAN, Postmaster.
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Total amt of Losse', Claims and LA
b;lities. s9G,5G o.
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M A r. r 1 f d .

B,ooklin--By Rev.l s. Trip, Mr.. Abina II
Carter Of Dluehill to Miss Eunice NJ. Carter OF
Brooklin.
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STATEMENT

CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually
paid up il cash, is $4,000, 900 90
The surplus on the lst day of Dec,
lsGi, 1,54S93S 2,
Total amount Of Capital and Sur
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAISISG UNCLAIMED in
the Post-0fcs At Evansville stats Of Indiana,
J9th day 81 January, 1855.
EH~ r obtain any OF these letters, the ApPli-
cant must call for - adrsrtissd letters give the
eas-of this fisf. and pay one eeat for advsrtisng
So II net called for within H0zss, tl4eY sill
b AIT to the Dezd-Isttsr Ofzes.
FAKE DELIVERY d letters Is curriers', 81 tbs
rasaleuees Of owners fin the larger citI@. ssay BE-
SECURED BY observing the following RULES.
/. DIRECT letter. plaiaiy TO the street and
number, a. veil as the pcst-offes aud State
zgHEAD isttsEs with the writer's pez-o1Ses
and s1ats, stresE and asHsbsr, sfgn them plainly
with fall name, and request that answers De
directed accordingly.
:. Letters TO strangers or transient visitors In
a town or city. vi hose special address may Be
kRoxn, should Be marked, IN tbs lower isfl- haad
corner, With the word - Transient"
T. Place the postazs-skliap On the appsr Figsi-
aad corner, and lsars syaes between The stamps
and direction for posf-aarkfAs without iBtsrfsr-
l lag wiki tbs writing.
I GB-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of = let.
tar - the writer il unclaimed within thirty dAyi
/ or Ices, ETitGsB Or printed With ths writer's
Hasae p0sss Gee ana Ssts aeFoss ths i-it hand end
Of tie envelope tbs face side, will be eeuplisd
/ sitn a. the maHAI prepaid Fats Of postage, paya.
+ BE wheu the letter il delivered 10 the writer
/ sKe s. Law or 1853.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

On Thursday night, about : o'clock.
while the family Of Mr.. Thomas Ryan,
residing at No. 205, Chestnut street, we're
taking tea, the copper heater attached
TO the cooking range in the kitchen, ex-
ploded With a terrific conclusion, blow
ing the stove to pieces, SCATTERING all the
furniture aud utensils in the kitchen,
upsetting the supper table in the dining
room, and blowing out nearly the whole
of the brick wall Of the kitchen.
Mrs. Ryan was knocked down and
bruised on the shoulder; the cook was
turned around but uninjured; Mr. Geo
Thomas, Mr.. Ryan's brolher-in-law, was
electro6ed, and one OF his sons, three
years old, was knocked down and cut on
the bead, and another Of his sons
slightly injured
The hremen we're called to the scene,
and found the kitchen and dining room
a perfect wreck. Fragments Of The
stove, table legs, boilers, frying pans,
kettles, biscuits, tea cups, sugar bowls,
&c, were lying round in confusion, and
the inmates OF the house, deprived Of
their supper, were eongratulaiing them
selves on their narrow escape The FIRE
men found it necessary to tear down tbs
/ shattered wall of the kitchen to prevent
it from falling. The damage is about
three humid ed dollars
The cause of the explosion is sup
posed 70 be the freezing of the pipes oil
the boiler.-Ao. Democrat. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

FUEL FOR EyAEsYILLE--lt is no small
affair to provide fuel for city like Ev-
Ansville. The advantage of having a
well regulated system Of supply cannot
be over estimated. In addition to the
large amounts of coal laid in during the
past summer, the Bodiam Mines alone
have furnished III, 255 bushels during
the winter to families in this city, be-
sides the vast amounts sold to steam
boats, and they have orders on their books
for $1,000 worth more
In addition to this, the Green River
Mines, operated by Thomas & Samsou,
have furnished large quantities, and the
Newhurgh Mines, represented by Messrs.
Morten L Co, furnish like amount,
The military Department ia this city use
Pittsbnrg coal, exclusively, and in ad
dition TO supplying headquarters, the
quartsrmasters department barracks
and hospitals, have furnished immense
amounts 70 STEAMBOATS,
The Bodiam mines are deserved,
popular with families, and its unspeakabl'
advantages to the city of Evansville cal
be in some degree realized by reference
to the above figures, and BY their in
dicions arrangement, and by props
management on the part of the citizen
in laying in their coal during the sum
mer, coal famine in the city need new
er be feared. The great difficulty ha
usually been the scarcity of teams to dc
liver the coal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

A Book OF HoRRoRs-Littslrs LiriAg
AGE has given the sanction of its i'm
print to Narrative of privssiOns and
suferings of United States officers and
soldiers while prisoners of war in the
hands of the rebel authorities, being q
report OF commission appointed by
the =. ). Sanitary Commission, with
an appendix containing the testimony '
This is the most frightful picture of more
than barbaric cruelty that has ever been
held up to the gaze of the public For
cool, deliberate and persistent faudish.
ness, commend as to the Southern speci.
mems of ehivalry. The Feejee Islanders
viii have to yield them the palm. Their
barharism is of civilized character
when compared with that of the South
ern Confederaey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
INSURANCE AGENCY. |
INSURANCE AGENCY
ESTABLISHED IN 1847.
Combined Capital and Assets rep
resented January 1st, 1855. over
$1$.OOO.OOO
eighteen Million DoIlars.)
ALLEN G.. HAELOGh.
Underwater, General Insurance
Agent, Adjuster Of Averages,
and rotary Public.
oasce No. 10 Upper First Street, neaF Post oesoe,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
INSURANCE AGENCY.

Policies Issued against loss or damage by Fire,
Psxilssf Inland Navigation, Personal Injury ey
Accident and applications Re 'oyered Tor Fosscir7
al TIres' from the following frsf class and in
sry respect reflabla Insurance Companies;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
EDUCATIONAL.
Examination of Public Schools.

Examination of Public Schools.
rrHE sEMI-ASNUAL EXAaISATIoN OF
he Public schools Of the City Of Eyansviile.
,rJll eenmepcs on THURSDAY, End DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1865, aud pr0oeed IS below stated,
viz:
rHussskx, FKEEUAEY 2xD.
Park school House. sta Primary, Miss Warren,
Principal. from to 1913 o'clock, = N.
PARK school House. 9Th Primary Miss fef-
svth. Principal. frota t01s 10 Il N
I5.4,st street school House, 9Th Primary Hiss
Moore. Principal. from u 70 clock, ?. m
Crescent school House, 5th Primary, Mss
Weld. Principal. and sth Primary, Miss Tshor,
PFiacfpAl, from 70 o'clock p "a
PAYDAY, rEHRUART ID.
first Primary. eGiris'1 Miss Hawisy, Principal,
from 10 l01S o. click, a. N.
second PFiaary, tBess9 Miss Ham. Principal
i'J Feer.h Primary, (BoysY Miss eaton, Prlnei-
mind Primary. (Giri ) Miss KuFtz, Principal,
ard Tenn Primary. lGiris9 Miss Grant, PFisoi-
pal. from 10 5 o'eiosk. P. N
MONDAY, FEEEuAKx 6TH.
2nd Girls intermediate, Miss Dow. Prineipsi,
s md B . IntsrnsiA.s. Miss Riddle. Prinei-
pal, from ~ TO - clock, p "a
ruKsDAT, FEsRUAKH Urn.
lst Girls Intermsdiats, Miss Grigsby, Friaei-
raI. from 3 70 u o'clock. IN
Isl Boys intermediate, Miss q byrue, frtuei'
pal, fssm ~ to ~ o'clock, p. n
WEsSESaAT, FEHEuAkS sTH.
aOd GirIs' Grammar, Miss Clarke, Principal
I from . 70 IL e'eleeks u.
md Boys Grammar, Mr.. Knight Principal
4 froaa IL to a. ociock, p.
I THURSDAY, EEsauskr srH.
lsf Girls Grammar. Miss Fisher, Principal
I from 8 20 II o'clock.
lst Boys Grammar. Miss Hooker, Principal
I fro a II 10 ~ O'Clock, p m.
E4tDAu, EEBRrAKY i0rH.
High School. Mr., Parsons Principal, iren
| oseIoe 4 = m. 70 ~ o'clock, p. IA
I The Insrabers Of the Comm n Council, psrsn :
! guardian aad friends Of education ars invited 4
/ atFend.
4 The exercises will commence promptly A. tn
Z hour stated, and to avoid interruption. visitor
are reasestsa - Be present Al the opening.
/ CHHEaKEs WILL ser - AphErrEp.
H.o. WHEELER. Trustee.
4 W BAkEH, Sup't- 1Gnso-tt
Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

The Esd DRAwETH NEaR-The ques-
ton, Shall we have q draft7" is press
ing itself forcibly upon our people, and
the time for It's determination is close
at hand. This is the last week Of grace.
On Saturday the books win be closed,
aud If the rolls are not then full, the in
exorable wheel Of the CONSUMPTION Off
Ger will be set in motion.
We had hoped and believed, from the
manner in which our people set out in
this matter, that the work would ere
now have been accomplished, and the
quota full but from what we now learn,
draft is inevitable, unless those who
have not yet paid in their $50 do 50 at
once.
There are seven hundred 10 nine
hundred men in Pigeon Township who
still neglect or refuse to pay in their
$50, deluding themselves with the vair
hope, no doubt, that the money will b
raised and the quota filled without theiI
aid This will not be the case, IS thel
will find to their cost
The quota is mol full, nor will it b
filed unless the money Is paid in. Vol
uuteers are plenty, but the money i
wanting, and hence volunteers have 4
DO refused.
II is true there is still a fund on hand
but that is the reserve from which l.
pay the $500 or $500 promised to an
who may have paid their sssessmen
and be drafted. Those who do not pa
will derive no benefit from this fund,
drafted. Remember that Saturday
thu last day Of grace, and pay up Q
once
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

Masonic TExPLE-This place OF
amusement is fast becoming popular,
and large crowds fill the Hall nightly.
Last night the great play of the
Hidden Hand was produced with sur
prising success Mr.. and Mrs Golden
and Mr.. Pierce never appeared to liner
advantage, and the sudience greeted
the admissible performance with deafen-
ing applause,
Tonight the Hidden Hand will be re.
Peated, and all who delight in really hns
playing, should avail themselves Of the
Of the opportunity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31


ARREsr OF Col MACARTHUR Col
Macarthur, late commaudant Of the post
of Columbus, Ky, has been placed IN
der arrest By Gen. Meredith, and the
command of that post given to Col
Hicks. The precise charges against
Col Macarthur have not been made pub
lie. The action may perhaps be ex-
planned by the present rather mixed con-
dition of that portion Of the Northwest
ern District Of Kentaeky. Gen. Mere
dith claims that be commands, and that
his orders should be obeyed. Col Nc
Arthur has been acting under Gen. Can
by's orders upon trade permits and
other subjects received through Gen
Dana, who claims that be commands
that portion of Kentucky to the Ohio
river
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

GuERRILLAs oUT--We are informed
that four suerrillas boarded the r. r.
Speed, lying At the mouth Of Green
river on Sunday, but do not learn that
they did any damage. They sent mes.
suge across the river to she X. X Dunk
erson, promising to pay her visit, and
yesterday Capt. Drinkwater and his
crew were preparing to give them q
warm welcome, If they came. They do
not propose that the Dunkerson shall
ever again be molested with inpnnity b.
the villainous seoundrels and cutthroais
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
A - ew
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE!
RaaI EIsfafe For s le.

I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
i CHEAP. to.Wlts
j. Large nouss With 10 rooms, near Main street.
y Two Arge Brick Hou ~, opposite Balls Head.
3 Large Frllae sid six lots, near the city
T. . hree good Houses on m street.
b Brick nouse on Sycamore, bet 3D. and 4th ats.
g. Two large houses on Divi Ion street
T. House AID four lois IN Elllotts Enlargement
II luss aud four ioia IN Boodseps Enlargement.
. frame 81 Ouss near Hailr nd Machine shops.
10. Oue story House on Third atresf.
H. Large Frame on Lset street.
u Ho - and business Lot cor. Locust aud eth.
10. six LOIS block D. Eastern Enlargement
a. several Handsome residences and Tracts Of laud
IN strinEfown
10 Six y.sin ~ res within x mile Of Evansville
TO- go a res within half mile Of EvAnaviils.
H. TBfea acres adjoining to city.
10. ~ acres near Oak Hii Cemetery.
TO- t0S acres, with large Hnn ., near the city.
90 30 ares, 10 cleared, within miies Of the city
n 40 acrra In Pos county, good land.
~. 60 acres 10 Warfire county.
~. A very handsome residence ia B00nvlllo, With
81 or II acres ATTACHED.
%. great variety Of Building Lots IN every part
81 the city
Is. Large Brick House In Youngloye's Eniarg mt
ua I will exchange the lands In Possy and
Warrick counties for city property.
The above embraces Ona 81 the Geest lists ever
offered IN Evansville Fer particulars call At th'
Provost Marshal'e ONCE, Evansville Ind
ALYAH JOHNSON,
dsc29- n Heal Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
WOOD WOoDII

Fifty cords of seasoned vood-to oe
sold this week, at private sale-a little
less tan the market price. Call on
Charles Utterage, northwest side of
Gum, End door from Fourth or John
Bergman, At Iglehars's Mill oRce.
Jsn.2T-d2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank.

TkKaSuRr DEPARTMENT, }
0rFscE q CONsrRaIEKR % THs CuRREScH,
Washington, JsaEary iSth, 1850. }
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned Il has teen made 20 appear that
- tbs EEANsvtLLE ASTIeSAL BANK" IN the city
Of Evansville ia she ceuuty u Nanderburgh and
state Indians, hss b-eg duly organized under
aud according e. the requirements Of the Act OF
Congress entitled - A. Act % provide National
Currency seCuwl ny ple@ge Of Z. 5. Bonds,
and 10 provide = the eirsula aud redemption
Thereof" approved June 81, lSS4. and has com
piled With AL the provisions Of said act required
20 be complied With before commencing the ousi-
ness Of banking nnder said act
NoN. TEEKKFoRK. 1. Hugh Nc(suIioeh Comp
troter o. the currency do h. rely oerfify that The
Evansville National RSuk in the ely 81 Evzns-
VILE, in the eounty Of Nsndereurgh and state q
Indiana, is authorized 10 commence the business
Of banking under the ACT Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and sea
Of fioe This nineteenthsday Of Jsnasry, lS65.
fns1 HUGH MeCULLOCH,
Comptroller of thu Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
CITY NEWS.

IcE-We see large quantity Of beau
tiful ice Of good thickness being hauled
through the city TO be laid away for
next summer use.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

H6y- On the 18th lest, cavalry rsgi-
meut from Lswisbarg, defeated force
under Shelby at Dardonelle, about half
way between Little Rock and Fort
Smith, Arkansas, driving them from the
nlaca Our loas was 25 killed