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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

JonS W. BAuGINAS, Esq, whose paper
The RcpH6iiean CitiIsn) was suppressed and
himself sent South last July by military or
ders, has returned again TO Frederick, Mary.
land. ''. ID. 7r.'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

every sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, on
fifih street, between and Louisiana avenue.
Rsy. +. r HON,.tt- pastor i"nis.g
- -
AS- Our Martyr Presldsnt-Our Grief
AND oSa psTI; An 'dars'' delivered ,n BY R'I
- w. DeILsa, ra''0f I" the hnghsh Lutherah
Church, Washington, D. c., April 10, 1885, ior
sale as al 'hs Book Stores.
Price rs cents Ap37.lw,
S%FiTst PTsSb1tSTISn Church Fo1T.
AIn.A M. -. ~. pt..shin. No, No N row,
Al II a. M md ~ = M ~ Raw kv1rs fayIoa'
n s1 ~. n.Ppi' m ~ ~, p:,AInn H ch,i,IS.r
IIaion IN snn nas,,on S,,h -hiSh r. ar.nas !.
IISp Il now laborine In P.yi., -
snhisst IN ths ma,.,n.H,sTn. oO..,,.. a, m.
ooaPsl in Italy" - : Il.
A. Hihls noeleStW,-The ThlTt V-seV-
sn,S Annual basip..s n..,ipT of ~. WnsS Sins,oS
City bible Sosisly for The election Of oieeru and
the IA nSaetion q other busness viii BE- bsld In
the MelAodisI Protestant church, Ninth street be
tween and y. MONDAY aftsruosn' May i. Al 81
o'sIoes, TIE p.s,ors of he .sySrsI shur:bss n
~ 49, s',y ~ sns sSnesVSn me ss" q sne 90
49, --,...s: -. ~
the HLiH wHiEKERs, ~ MousTI TIcnES sSss .
tifui blaef or brown Ia tsonsIsts of oSiy one pre.
.. Color SI e. t.a. q g..a gu gu. 6Sly
by 9. O. uPHAM, rs South Eighth street, PhilA-
delphia, Pa sold ~ 8 Q. FORD, 30, Penn.
ave, And hhnkf Cook, Alexandra.
APS-mih&sSm
Aa-FrsokIss, Tan. and Pimples RE-
moy.a N anss hv ;ha n.s ~ TPH IM's tREcKiE,
TAN. Ana PiMBLR RINispER Priso An esnts
Mailed 10 sny addr.s. ior rs cont. bT 4 q, up.
HAN a. aAay, SSah,s 49,. phn, Synh,s snid
By s. G. FORD, - Penn. % sT. and HESRY
COOK ilsSsnd,,s .nooH HmthhsSm
=.
body An Ave mlSats. N,thout iniaIT 10 ths ,tip,
by fPHIM'E DEPfLAToRY POWBER Az on
ssnd for iJpHI ~ pIp,I ITo.y PowpER and AN,
no other. Price Al aaiisd 10 any address 10,
0I rs. by q. q UPHAM a5 south KlSbth 1tye.t.
PhilSdslphiS, Pa. Sold by 8 6, PoRD. 100 Penn,
ave and HENRY COOK, IsIandria
AP20-mth6ASm
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n.s,s. =. -. 49, VI y. p..,,,
a., Y. ~ TIi ~ ~ -iI nLI
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Irt.oS ~, s.-.lh P'Isas s,y.Lht os ". w.
o.H.eI ~ ~ IN. imam ~ ano ~
iSs IIo.ash' WI Pie.se P,esshl them, soon
pos-Ds, hs olsS AN .hs cn,'Ie n ~ ~ -
W. W. 11syApgg As.ersAlhoo' Ahe PrePAlAoA "
mAae '0' me" P@ymsn' N ppVvcu
,a..,. ,..--,L-,-ipn,pi,, y, q g., hlnH,
APn-N OonmissioAeLo OF ruphe Dohalhs"
~ For ths Wounded an the Lat,
bI ssnd,ns b.nsSgs.. int snd I.Ss' 10 n. san.
itaTy Or CkriStiGn CommissionG, or 10 SnT Hospi.
tai s0HysalsnI spl1
81 MsssAehusetts Military stat
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

The WILEY AND BRowN CASE IN rHa On.
PHASs' COuRr AGAiN. This morning In the Or
phRn Court the petition Of Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,
AdministratriT of the lato TilloIson Brown,
stating that three promissory notes given to Til.
sum % $50, and two bonds, each Of the value Of
u 600 which were returned In the inventory As
the personal estate Of Tllotson p Brown, wore
80 returned BY mistake, Tillotson Brown having
giVon the notes aud bonds to his, s,aaughter, Mrs
Emily ,. Wiley, Tho petitioner asks that the
bonds may be taken out Of the inventory Of the
personal estate.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

orRcurr COvRr=ChIef JIItc. Cartt~.-
Tho soaTt met this moTning, when the case u
Wiley against Brown was resumed, and the tos.
hmony Of several witnesses, who " ere sEAmin Cd
during the last trial, read to the Jury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

Harry clay Beats conamodors Wander
btlt. 10
NEw YoHE, April 2s.--Ths trot on the
Fashion Course between Harry Clay and
Commodore Vanderbilt, mile heats, %, 900,
won by the former, taking the hrst, fourth
and hith heats. Best time 2.36. ..--
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
LOCAL n Il wS.
The ARREST OF JuSIus BRurus Boo,

TIE ARREsr or JUNIUs BRUTus Boora.-
II appears that Junius Brutus Booth WAS ar
rested In PhiladslphiA, at the house OF relative
When placed In custody he asked tho ohhcer
" Do you know II II 10 In regard 10 that letter -
No reply was made, and he was Immediately
sent on to Washington.
The PhiladelphiG Inquirer say he had little
to say during his trp, but at one tims remarked
that ho wished John had been killed before the
assassination, for the sake Of the family name I"
Speaking Of the name Of Alice mentioned In
his letter, he said he merely added . postscript In
II to the assassin, requesting him TO give his love
to her, As tho lady In question had frsqusnty sent
him such tokens In her eorrcspondsues. "Alies''
IL believed to be an actress employed In enc Of the
theatres In Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

ArThs Japanese Hair stain Colors
the HAIR. wHIskRfs, Aad MoUsTAcHEa beau
tlful black or brown. ltsonsista Of only one pre-.
psrAtion. Color will not fade or wash out. Only
80 cents boz. Mailed 70 any address for rs eta ,
delphia, Pa. sold By g. @. FORD, no. Penn.
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria,
Ap2o NTH AaSm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

A~FiTst PrssbYtsrlRn Church, Four
At II a m and 7X ,. m, by Rev. RuIus fLTloR,
DID. Of the American and Foroign Christian
Union, In sonnestion with which DT. SuEpBn g.
LAND IL now laboring In PaTis.
subleet IN the moraiPg-"TAs opsninEs Of the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

o. Bisls soeiesty.-Ths ThIrty-ssV-
enth annual business meeting Of the Washington
City bible sosisiy, for the sleetion Of oeers and
the transAetion Of other business will be held IN
the MelAodist Protestant church, Ninth street. be-
tween and Y, MONDAY afternoon, May 1, at ~
o'eloek. The pAstors of the several churches oi
the eity and soAtributors 70 the funda Of the SO-
slsty are pArtieulArly iAvtted. Ap29.lt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

- Expenditure for the Late Fune-
RAL,-0IEioB o. THA ConsIasIoElR or PrhLn
BrILDIHoS, CAPIToL Or THl UEITRp STArHs, April
a, 1855. IAN persons having bills against tn
United Slatss Oh Aeeount Of the funeral of the lat
Prosidsnt will please present them, - soon y
poasibls,A At this once that the entire expondi-
tura nay b AssertAinsd, and preparation b.
BIB. FRENCH,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

A NoTEp REBEb.-Noble Thomas, former.
ly lieutenant Of the police force during the I'D
lninistration Of Mayor Berrelt, aud who went
South At the beginning OF the rebellion, rsturnsd
TO tho city few days ago He was arrested last
night by onieer MeBlfreGh, Of the Fourth ward,
Rs yagrNnt. This morning he was Identified ~
the man who was acting as . detective for the
rebels while they had possession Of Alexaadria,
pointing out the men who were loyal, and having
them arrested by the rebels
Mr.. WIN. II. Harrison aud George Hilton, Of
this city, who were in the three months service,
recognized Thomas As being ono Of . party sf
rebels who had them arrested In Alexandria in
1851, and was anxious that they should be Sc
yerely punished because they were Union men.
Thomas was committed 10 jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
Gp1s-l~ cenniI.IOasr Of Public building.

AS- For the wounded An the Lat'
Battles All who can Do 30 will confer fAVOI
y ,sSSsE Ss5SsFs naS aSs ISs % ths san
tai eonVenisnL .'.--.- Apl2
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

A~Hatr UprOoted from all parts OF the
body In ave mIhutss, without injury to the skin,
By tPHAM'B DEPILAToRY POWDER Ask o.
send for UPHAn'B DHPILAroRI PowDER, and tAkf
no other. Price el, Mailed to any address foi
si S6, byA o, UPHAM, Is South EIshlh street,
PhllAaslphia, Pa. Sold by s. c. FORD, 40 Penn,
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
Ap7a- -mthAA3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
sPECIAL NOTICEs.

s~ Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, on
fihh street, between and Louisiana avenue,
Rev. 7. r. Hewlett. pastor. jAnls-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

- Our MaFtyr Preshdent--OuF GrIei
AND oUA DrTI, An address delivered BY Rev.
J. O. BuTLsh, Pastor Of the English Lutheran
Church, Washington, D. c., April 10, 1885, ioI
sale at all the Book Stores.
Price I5 cents. Ap37.lw,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

~ We learn that Hon. A. O p
Nicholson, of Memphis, who was Gov.
Andrew Johnson,s colleague in the L s.
Senate prior to the war, has returned to
his home at Columbia after a lonp so
journ within the rebel lines. Mr. Mich.
olson, We have always understood. never
gave . hearty approval to secession.
HIS CONVICTIONS were loyal 10 the -coun-
try, but he lacked the moral courage TO
stand out against rebellion when bis
own STATE. espoused il. Had his posi-
ton IN the O ), Senate been more EN-.
pbssieslly hostile to secession. his inf1n-
enee would have largely contributed 70
keep Tennessee ont of the revolution.
He hiss determined now 10 give no fur
Their support to the rebellion. which he
regards as hopeless cause. ana we sin
cerely trust that bis heart il insured
anew with love for the old fac In
1900, when the celebrated disunion con.
vendon met 81 Nashville, A o 2. Mich
7 olson spoke eloquently and with marked
ability for his country. BE graphically
] depicted the disastrous consequences
4 that would certainly follow secessior-
consequences now sadly realized By
4 Tennessee, We commend to his pera-
/ sal the admirable speech he then made
for It's arguments against disunion ar,
/ invincIble.- Lotisriile Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
OFFTCTAT

EETTERa REMATNISG UNCLAIMED 4
III Ptst-0sSee 81 Evansville. stzrs % I1diau 4
fsyh day Of Jsuzzrv. less.
n5- II obtain any Of these i-ftsrz. the sp7ii-
saat muss Gal Toy ,ila1rSsfiss7 zszzs. give 81 s
= g ShisI lis, snd ray ere cent 81 sivsg1fsiuz
So II 1dt called for shin a=o-tS. zbey ID
be p ~ 20 the Dead Letter one
EHEE DELIVERY az letters II essrTfsrs. u fas
rec euqes q oFEsrs irthe lszesF citissl. may y
ss1lEkD 81 obserFlnE me Glowing RTbEs 4
J. OBJECT settsTs plainly = The street aid
1Ezzi er. FFest tAa pssg-a saes aud state
HEAD letters With tbs srife-7s gost-cszo4
aua STATE Et~sst aud nl4bsr. sLza sthen FasiEi >
Nith full nasaes s1is rsgusst sstaat answers -
dir-ct@d acoocdiRglv-
Letters 70 strangers OF tTsnsisnti vtsitsFs r.
. town or eaty, . hoae sp@clal sadERss may be un~
khoErs sa5atd Be marked, IN tbs lever left hsa9
corner, With the word Trsnsi us~
l. Place The posta ss-stss1p Ga fhs aVps- Fzgss.
asd eorusEl and tszps spa1z between Ehs lsssmFs
ant dtrectian. fer PoEfrz5rkiHE FlthcEt interff
ting With g zlritfn.s ai 81
NB a REQUEST for ths5 RETERS OF ial-
ter q she writer, II unclaimed within thirty days
oa loss, written "a printed with the ~Fitar's
&C. possgSes. ana Ssass, scno@s tilslsft hand ecd
Of the envelope, "a hefaos Side viii - conlIliei
Eita A. the usual ptopafd rate u post.gs, psfa-
be wbaa tbs letter j. delivered tee utitsf =
/ SIC. Is, Las oE lss3. ~ s fersf.sr-e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
L. TzLsEEg ALnaEac IL IS 8

THE TzIsUsE ALm4x4c for 1855. has
been sent Us By the Publishers. For
several years the Tribune Almanac has
oeen regarded as the b4st aud most re-
Iis5lc compendium of assrononical aud
poitiesl intelligence issued IL tbis eoun-
tn It's carefully compiled tables of
election returns are lusalua6ls to the
politician, and is summary Of laws and
resolutions passed By Congress, as well
as 10 parry platforms, chronicle Of var
events, chrouicaIly arranged, can ouly
be appreciated By those who have %
huul for any particular event through :
mas Of public documents or heavy files
Of daily pepers
Tae Tribune Almanac IS Furnished Al
the small sam Of % cents, and IS pub
Iished by the Tribune Association, New
Yors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

GuERRrLLAs on GREEN RIYER-Ths
DUHkersoa Fired iate- Captain Joe
AcReyRolds Woaaded-Yestsrday, as
the h. X. Duukerson was descending
Green River, and when near Calhoun's
Ferry, q short distance below Curdsyille,
she was fred upon by gang Of gusr-
rillas, about twelve or eighteen 10 num-
Der, who we're posted on both sides Of the
river. About forty or fifty shots we're
fred, and large number took effect on
the boat, several passing through the
cabin. bu, most of them striking about
the texas and pilot house
We are sorry to learn that Captain
Joe Metropolis, one Of the clerks on
the bost, wac severely wounded, his
righ arm being broken above the elbow.
He vas 10 the ofiee With Mr.. Adams
aud when the firing commenced he step
ned oat into the cabin by the stove, when
ball passed in through hight of glass on
| the iarooard forward quarter, striking him
as shove stated. Although the boat was
( literally crowded With men, women and
! children, no one else was hurt
Captain Graham was at the wheel
and stood bravelyt to bis post, bat con
fessss that he rang no SLOW bslls - =
Captain Driakwatsr stood By the ehin
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

DouRLE BIRDS-~Ne are informed that
the two brothers Piper, whose taking of
we mentioned yesterday morning, beth
fell by the hand Of Capt Yarbet.
Both the guertiIlas had a bead drawn
on Yarber, when be, with greater celer-
nv Of action, shot one Of them, when
the other turned and fed, but was pur
sued for near two miles before he was
overlaken aud killed.
The days Of guerrillas in the Green
River country, we are persuaded, are
fast drawing to a close. Those remain
ing in that section are in extreme dan
ger Of bcfng gobbIed, and thai right
speedily. X.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
y. S. ALE.
= G9yEREMEET SALE
MEDICAL.

$40 aa2fsTa aHu $3.50 afs
-3aaoaaa io 7-5t .afa
tEl@ ri f
SOC S. T.-lS60-X
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

gB-The report that the findings in
tho case Of II. H. Dodd, one Of
the Gopperhead eonspirators, have
been sent to the President, indicates
taas the court has affixed the death pen
a,iy upon him. The same inference has
been drawn in the cases Of Bowles
Milligap, sc. HUEA .
We hope President Lincoln will have
the aervs 70 approve the sentence and
have il executed The future peace Of
the country requires that some traitors
should expiate their crimes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

GussmLLAs CAPTURED. - We learn
that five gaerrillas we're captured on
Friday at jacksonville by a FederAl
force now operating in that region.
After they were safely secured, the
officer in command of the Federal troops
advised them, ii they had business re-
quiring settling, to set about its ar
raugement at once, as they should die
ON Saturday morning.
We did BOT learn to9whose command
the captured guerrillas belonged; bat
this summary treatment Of them win be-
yond doubt prove beneficial to the serT-
ice, aud to the peace Of the Green River
country. Aah faoe cHrI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

ASD STILL THEY CoNE--Under the
new call for troops, and in view Of the
magnificent bounty offered By this
County, recruits are coming in rapidly.
TgeIveor fifteen men we're mustered %
yesterday, and The applications we're 50
eumerous that the examining surgeon
b almost overtaaked.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

I5-Nr Auditor Ri sch left for Indian
spoIis yesterday morning To look after
tbs interesls Of Yaaderbargtr oohniy
raladgs % ihe draft and other imppf.
taut matters Of financial aud civil char
acier
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
PLANTATInN RTTTFRs

\ D
which ara seE rsaesaIafadelb y ahe highest ussii-
al authorities, sna warranted = proslaes aa 49,.
'ssesAis beneficial ea71t, They arr exceedingly
sEFevasas' Icrfsc ~ pgrs, sad nasst saPer.ss5 81,
s Q 'onios vhsrs bs'llhy. syasi- s;imuiert s.
tesaises
- Thsy. Ppyify. stTepgthsa sud ifvigerats.
They create a healthy appetite.
They sFesa satidots 70 change q water an.
81 They stereosns the .a-ysa .sr sl..isa,fua asa
They .sHsesthsas the .ysiesa sad salivsa 70.
Iaeg prevent Faiaamsiic and intermittent e.
aEaey par,fy the bssssa sue asidi,y o. tA.
@A# siemnah- E
4hsy eare Dyspepsia and Constipation
iAsy cure Diaries Aad CAslsra aorbus.
They ssss Liver c9APlalH, snd E-rvoa-
- They make the weak s,roae, The lAnquia bril-
bzaA sad are exhausted natures great resiortr
ae are eo'nposei ~ ths oelehr4sea CAllsaya bark,
4iasetgrssn, sAasAfsas, roots aud hurhs. all pre-
served IN perfectly pare ST. Crolx ram. For par
isoeisss, see circulars and testimonials around
ssea bottle.
Sc iaat 70 has ear grirAts o. s. Stamp uansuti.
sAfed eveS tho cork. With plantation scene, and
our signature on one steel plate side label. see
Fai oHr aqttls : hot Fe-aiisd wisA spurious aad
/ aasseeiious stua Any person Prstsnaing 70 ssll
FlaHiatha Rittsra b. the gsiloa or Ia buik, Is a.
impsstor. Any porson Initiating tails bottle, OF
selling any other material therein, Whistler Called
PiA1iatsoa Bafters Or net il Ac5ininil under he
z. s. Law aaa Win - % Fresesutea By ~. We
Alrsafy have orr eys on several parties re-niiinr
Vef bottles, a. ! wh6 viii saesesa 10 eest.us
tasfassiya iueo eIoss quarters The dsuand s6i
pfaks's Plantation bitters frosa ladies. clergy.
las, u4errhAstz. Sc. h iuersslsle. Tllo siu.pls
fsis 81 isisisls the sshlsts " present 81 thtl
woriii aud ssaeaeEtsy, Thss ars ssia BY ali re
si'eeiabtf dFeggisis, gFooers. physicians. hotels
saieSasi steafa loatss AID country stores.
p II. DRAKE & CO.
4tl No 1oe Broadway, g. I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

har The U S. Telegraph Company
has opened an Office in indianapolis for
business The Company is an extensive
and wealthy corporation. rs lines ex.
tend FROM Portland, Ne, to Boston, New
York, Pdiladelphis, and Washington /:
from Philadelphia to Piirsbnrg, Cinciu-
natl, and Chicago; throughout the OH
Valley from PittsbuFg; from Salaman
ca, over Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, to Dayton; 20 Indianapolis
Louisville, Ierre Haute, aud st LOU, /;
thence to Spring6eldand Chicago; from
New York to Albany, Buffalo, Detroit.
Chicago, and Milwaukee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

azS's One Of the Journal editorial
corps says he has been called an Adolf
ijouiat, an idiot, and a niger. Well, be
never found anybody 50 reckless Of truth
to eall him a gentleman. - Times d
Yes. s6nr associates are, we presame,
Ike yourself, 60 reckless of truth that
they never speak IL baffToslaa Il -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

"a Major General Godfrey weitzel
commander Of the 25sh Corps, United
States Volunteers, lArmy of the James,
was msrries en- Thursday last TO Miss
Louisa Bogen, Of Clncinnsti-Er
Wa that the cause of bis declining to
storm Fort Fisher2 The Attem pt might
have lstt Mas Bogen an uuweddsd
widew. - 1sF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
HfIwsTKEET's
lninitshle Hair Restorative.
sTnv ~ urv

But ressgrns gray hair 10 IT. original CIDER, b.
sappiTlaE lbs capillary fubes Hsgh ustural susie
ssaee, impaired b as disease. All fssfeufass
ssas'yss are composed Of Iupar cos.le, dostroyluR
tasf tally and boauty Of the hair, and sTord q
thsnsolve- no dressing. Heimstrset's InimitsbIs
oi@ring aps only restores halr 70 It's nstural color
II al easy process, hug siyss the hair =
- Luxuriant Beauty,
Tetaotes its gfoWth prevents its falling o. srze-
seases daudrua, and inper u health and pleasant
Hsss totAs heed Il has tod the iest Of time bs
iEz thecosofsnal Hair ca orins, aud Is CONSTANTLY
ineressIng IN fsssr. Us@d BY both rsntieasn and
ladies' u b ssEa By All respectable dealers, ~
can e pFoeuEssl By shsia u tbs e0suiasrciai
aSsnts, DsssBARsEs 90. zGe Broaaw4y. Nsv
xork. I've sizes, 50 eezsts znd ST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
PIANOS.
PROPOSALS.
oFrTss o. AsslsEAzz ouAErEzsssTs

OFrTrE OF AssIsTAST QuAzIEzHssFEs
EVansTiiles Ind, jan 18th 1885.
DR0P0sABs Il DUPLICATE WILL BE
receiTne at this oeace until l. N Tu.s,iay
January 3ith, lssa, fsr supplyiny rnouu asni- ~
deceased tasdisTs inferred u Oak Hin Cemcisry,
10 p governed ~ the f5llowing speeidesfioEs.
Good Seasoned Pine o. Oak Ian bsF, free from
kneis piEued1 and % receive three coats Of white
paint, with az aaaiti nsl coat Of coal tar f0r the
paft undsr ground the lsttsrinz 70 b 90 black
Haiut, with tas nsus Of tfesold er sha5sd. hslKht
= b. three and half % beet, Hflasa (I5l loches
vide, aud tUo y inches thick.
proposals. accompanied vita n sample vii form
basis Tor q writes cgutrscs for supply q such
- nay 10 requires for tbs year 1855.
w. HIATT.
tanH-lat eautaiu sua 4 q. ST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

AathairuH i irons the lEsek ssnft 'ksshro.' or
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

RE.ELgcrED Hon. James II. Lane
has ben reelected U. s. Senator from
Eansas for six years from the 4ths bi
March next.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
AIhR0A RgGIsTEg.
JaTY NEWS.

Kyox CoUxrr MovrSG.-Tweuty-four
recruits from Knox County came down
las, night to be examined and mustered
ouile delegation from vincennes &C
comp MED them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

~ Ess~ Gen. Burbfidge is 10 Washing
ton, having been summoned there for
consultation IN references 70 the fasare
policy 10 be adopted IN Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

EgA ge0d, active, aud intelligent
boy, or young man, who writes good
hand, and eau farnish credentials as to
his honesty, may have good situation
BY applying at this ONCE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

ge5f- We are indebted TO Sam Barr,
The accomplished aud attentive clerk Of
the palstIal steamer hissoun, for
fles Of New Orleans papers Of the
Sth inst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

80 Go to Wright's Gallery, No. 5
Second street, for your Photographs
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

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