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CENTRAL REDEnPT1ON.

Before the rebellion, when every 5tntc char I
tered as many banks rs it plcascd, System
Of central redemption was essential to the
business Of the country. In States where the
banking laws 4ppl ploached nearest perfection.
banks were required to redeem their Issues at
ono or more commercial centres, but being,
false principles, It WIS always cumbersome
md expcnsiye-n serious taI upon the pa
ticncc as well ns the pockets Of The people.
The war forced the nation into the adoption
Of banking system for the whole country,
which We believe will hereafter bo considered
one OF the greatest blessings derived from
that most fearful struggle. Its plain thst in
50 vast country as ours some means must
be adopted TO make bank bull current
thousands OF miles from The plnce
Of Issue, or The people will bo feceed by
sbarpers and brokers, Instead of the
old and expensive system of redcmp-
tlon In New York, Boston aud elsewhere,
the amendments to tho general banking law
have with consummato wisdom and without
any burtbcn to my one, made the bills Of the
National Banks current everywhere through
out the Union. Startling with the sound
principle that being based On the bonds Of
the Government, tho bills Of every bank are
made legal tender ut the counter OF every
other bank for all the indebtedness due to that
bank It is plain that as 1t Is the business Of
the banks TO lend money, tile time can not
como when there Will be moro currency a1oat
than the people owe the banks. Even though
any given bank may fall, its bills arc receiy
able at all the others, and the banks taking
, 1865-12-23

matter, and strive to make It unconfortahly
Warm lot any new settler. with dcmoraltzing
Innovations Of wages for ssntggers," &C. Ny
informant, the timber merchant, although
having lived ten years in tho State, and served
1t IN tie late Wa, felt bis life unsafe among
menaced, and for whom. he always took the
On retiring at night. he Is thoroughly dis
beertened with his experience In the interior,
and does not see-and no more do I-what is
Ia 10 the immediate healthy solution of tho
matter, except In the thorough Introduction
Of capable white 1a1or-
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During the coming year, 1883, 1t will be
pence In The pound. This only applies to In
comes above eco S1,oo0.) For smaller
amounts It is less, md Ireland has q lower
scale than England. ....
Itnppears then that the highest income tax
ever known In England Was 10 pence IN the
pound. or In Federal currency twenty cents
on cacl five dollars ofincomc, equivalent to
a tax Of four per cent, aud this tax was for
only one year, and only affected Incomes
aborc one thousand dollars. The tax for 1he
present year is only two and two.fl1ths per
cent, and for tho coming yer will be only one
and thrce-hft1ls per cent Our income ta1 il
five per cent in all sums oycr six hundred
dollars, md not exceeding iyc Thousand dol
lars, md len per cent on all sums exceeding
fire thousand dollare. The latter tax would be
equivalent, under The English system, to
twenty-five pence in the pound, or two and
pnc.tlaif times greater than WAS ever borne by
The people whom We have been accustomed
to consider thc best taxed nation under the
sun. Moreover, the tax is laid In England on
tho average income Of tie three preceding;
years. by which method The inequality IL
Rrofded Of taking from the citizen who has
no income at MI IN a particular year, but Inns
perhaps incurred loss, a duty upon the tu-
come which he had received during the next
preceding yeas, and II he is unable to pay 1t,
holding 1t as perpetual lien on any property
he may thereafter acquire.
Our income tax las been borue, like nu the
other burdens and tribulations Of the war,
patiently and even chccrfully. The people
know Tint they have incurred the debt which
makes heavy taxes necessary, Of their own
voli.ion, thai the; have lnsied The tax upon
themselves, that there is no cticanery about
It, md so they pay It without questioning tho
authority which exaets it. II Is nevertheless
true that this FIVE and ten per
cent tax is little short Of cnnAs-
catIon-tbat 1t Is enormous beyond
oil rrceedent--nnd that the immediate occa-
for il has passed away. When Congress, In
1854, imposed the special tax Of five pc,
cent. upon tle incomes Of 1867. Zone Income
ta1 having already bccn collected for thai
ycar), IL was regarded m excessive ta1, bu;
being levied to meet the unusunl expeudi
lures for bo11nties for rcenlisting vctcrar
soldiers, fl was paid without nur7nu1
in auy Quurtcr. but the existing fy,
and tcn per cent. tAI Is heavier
by reason OF the classification Of incomes
tbun the tax lcvied upon incomes Of 1875, in
GLIDING the special tax. There are no NOR
lountics to bc paid. The war il ended. TIL
tax should he reduced. We believe that a tn
OF three per ccrt upon Incomes under q, ,o95
and live per cent upon larger sums, is all TIM
is now Necessary, nnd that such reduction
will produce nearly II not quite as mucl
revenue as is nov obtained.
fSnt, NJ Inf Hrr3Jra
, 1865-12-23

A L. Muzzy, a we'll known citizen, whose
residence Is on the corner Of 10th end Mary
lind streets, came horne from Chicago Mon
day night. After reaching home he com
plafncd Of pain in his head, md retired to
Ted ut m early hour In the evening. It seems
be occupied q room by himself on the second
floor, and as he did not appear ". to nine
O'Clock In the morning, his wife sent child
up 10 awaken him. Tie child found the bed
room door locked, aud after repeated knock
ings could receive no answer. Mrs. Nuzzy
then sbecamc alarmed and the door was
forced open, when IAlr. 11uzzy vas found to
be missing. The window was open and the
bed bad Been slept in, and in tho room were
Its boots, hat and .oyercoat, he having left
without hat and in his stocking feet. lie
had eYideutly made his way out Or the win
dow, on to u Itrandah, md thence TO the
ground. The detectiyes were notified, and
although they were on the search all day, up
Fenrs arc entertained that be has Committed
suicide IN a temporary ct Of insanity. He Eas
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pASRING WITHOUT CAPITAL.

In another column Of to-dsy's TRIBUNE
viii be found part Of The examination Of a
prominent Cincinnati banker, who faiie1 sev-
etal months since on account Of spccnlatfons
In gold and stocks, and by which his deposi-
tors lost some three or four hundred thousand
dollars. Those OF our readers who have the
desire 10 know how banking can be success
fully carried on for years without 3 cent Of
capital, will undoubtedly peruso the report,
but we publish It mainly for the benefit Of
the people who arc too easily deluded by a
magnihccntly fitted-up Office, md the word
Bank" in large gilt letters placed over tic
door. Chicago, in Its day, has furnished
several rieh specimens Of the genus ho"e
known as "conndcuce men," but VIC think
Cincinnati cxce1s us in that particular. :
, 1865-12-23
THE REBEL DEBT,
Important Amendment OF the Constf-
EUfRn4as

Vu1ccrfaDt Amendment of the f,onsff-
~ '>' tnt,ens ' ~
s41n.
,;vcs odonted tbe fn.1oWfnr amendnant ~
the Constitution, introduced BY Mr. Farms
worth, of Illinois. The following is the rec
ora M np,,usbed in the Globe:
Mr.. WILSON, Of Iowa, from the Commit
intion Of tic House, 10. o, to amend the
amendment. -
The joint resolution was read, as follows:
1-,fs9 MfsSSSa e.! oy H. ns Eomss seg q RfgresS g s
following snendmcnI 10 tho Constit2tion m Or he he
on e na%si 0 Inc several states 1'F
Andac1E3; No tax, duty, or lnpost shall be
shsf e 4na s s2y ons d ih
Wnois Of IL pa.t any 5eb conas. On g or l iasIllty y
o he stss ths peops tSereo as
tIs ticn md laws of ihs United STATES.
lae a.neho"eas tepof'eo " tne cotamis'ee
Esay yesoiu,a BY Me s.,sase and Houss of R<prs-
;Ss &c Ss ass:ss &C. tsassIss e III e
ses T.
~ tas sbai s yad Y
al in,rnts and n,,rnoaes 81 nart II eaid consti,n.
T iion- nsmeiT: e4'@ - '<''N o0A-''''"
sRs No ,a SSy pest 'es' ss b. ss
ef,l.c. Ie I1trd statea ar INV me q; The states
thescof for he purpose ot paying, either tn whole
er are9 ~ Rse mads Of aus by any one ose
oY liz StaeE Or lie peoDlc hereof f0r the purpoao
Of siding rebellion against The Constitution and
| iavs of fbe Tinted Ststes.
.a"' " ,'' o - !
The question W1s taken, anu II Was de-
c;dc5 II, Jfc atfvr,-yeas LEO nays IT. mt
~".1 - - -1.,"
voting 2l-as tolloNss
YEAs-Mcssss. Alley, Allison, Amcs, Anderson,
l ytaxto. Rnnrr,n Ytortetnib Rfiue11 TiSnrbsu1
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make their little seo, 900 per mile clear profit
ont Of tho Government and unsuspecting sub
seribers TO the stock. Cheating or no cheai-
Ing, push ahead the road with the greatcst
possible figor and speed.
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IL thus appenrs that thc amounts received
in 1856, SO, 81 aud '55, when the tax ranged
from one to seven pence in the pound, were
etcuter than In ls.p. 81, '6s and '6S, when 1t
was ninc end len pence, snoring that the
people make their returns more truly and
Epc1 al,y under a low rnte OF Lax than under
, 1865-12-23

~ The Postmaster General, with IN eye
to greater speed and regularity III the trans
mission Of mails, plainly tells the railroad
men that they must lessen tho number Of
cars On mail trims and make schedule time,
aud that then faithful compliance will be
Only proper observance Of tEelr contracts
with the Government.
, 1865-12-23

The Board Of Directors Of the Onion League
Of Philadelphia have Just Issued their annual
report. The body ITSELF Is one Of the nob1cst
OF tho patriotic organizations that grew out Of
The war for the Union, and has developed per-
mancut features that will long survive the oc-
casion that called it into cxistance. The
work Of the League within the past years Of
Its history has been the fostering Of the Union
continent Of the community at a time when
the Southern and Copperhcad element ~as
strong and powerful. It has been active in
the formation Of regiments, Of which nine
effective infantry organizations, and three
battaltons Of cavalry, in all a contribution Of
ten thousand men, were helped TO take the
field under It's auspices. Its publication de-
partment has Issued over one million legal
documents, scattered broadcast through
community. lis Disbursements for ali objects
were pinety-onc Thousand dollars, exclusive
Of tho cost Of lis noble Club Honsc, and home
Of the League on Broad street, existed at an
out1ny OF 100000. The League has uow q
membership ofscrentecn hundred, and ayital
ity growing out of Its recognized advantage
as a social md public Institution, even though
the distinctive nnd peculiar call forits creation
las happily passed by. But the report oi the
Board, above referred to, indicates thAt Il
stu has vital sympathy in the settlement Of
questions on whose right solution alone will
rest permanent peace. 1t bespeakes such d
settlement rs sha1l allow "no opportunity in
the future to have the seeds planted Of an
other gigantic war" 1t ssys:
stThe t7ssaa tel ws:a aims n hts m7zsad Eand !,
red with The lest blood Of our kindred; 1t rcshea
, 1865-12-23
LAW lM7ElLiGtREE.

The Detroit Fire-.-1lore Suits in Conse.
fuence-.-ActiOn Against the N. ".
Railroad--.Suit Against the
City---Important COM
mcrcial Sufts.--A
Doctor in
Court.
, 1865-12-23
THE FREEDMEN,S BUREAU
Report Of Major General 0. 0.
Howard,
FREEDMEN AND TEE ABANDONED
LANDS.

A"o 01h I,,,, Io .s,s1nr - - % w. rs.s
w.n,,,r.u,rT nnnr IN az RpruoFra
FaEKpxEs 1Sp AsANnosEn LAsna
WAsuryoToT. Dec. lT5.
11on, =. n stantnn ser7et,ry a, w,,.
2n , e II, ~ ~ h,1 - .hn,it e, III. cons;d
~ Statos ~ 1in tha 1,o,rn ,,, seS ~ ~ m AT
- tna atsrSI SFs 'o4 ~ AL 41'
In conplla5ee witt General Orders. No. o1, cur:
co1ran3 * t5o at,x W ~ Tenncsaee "a a.
sueI ~ G " tbs a,rection ami nr1,3
zanSa 4s,1 q u tais " 6 6a1san. e,,, ~ ..,.,
me Aet Of Cons1ess, aoose 1clctred 70. cnafgeS
me- WIZ Sins supessisien r and m management q @ T.!
s1n1ecn felat1ng 70 teluaees and ifeeomen. rom
scne! states Or rom any distaet ef teff1lofy en
braeed nithn me opefsnons q ne n afmy: nnaeF
s9en e. fesnilons 81 as nay pc piesoe3 e ~ y 1ne 1eaa
o1 'os nu.eae ~ 4pa5oSse ~ o,y11 ~ ,os
ORGANIZATION OF TIE BUREAU
On entering upon the discharge Of these dutlca,
separated ths Bnreap into lont divisions. One Of
acquired by sale or otherwise Ono or Records;
embracing Official acts Of the Commissioner, touch
Ing labor, schools Quartermaster and Coruissary
s4sSsa Rneshe1 Of nsnca, as.ss and .hs fourth, tho
10 each q these diytsione assigned an oHscer,
SaS ns ID r. 5Ssa Se ea Ss e e. ss
army.
You directed the buildtn. which hare used for IN
Office a'fsady undes rent 1Ss military pnFpo*es to
cured by fcquisiuon isum The Qrafscrmastel's De-
pa1tment
Prior to any furthe. nclion, issued C1rcu1ar No.
2. Of May 10, 1865, kind Of general exhibit Of
nv purposes under tie Law.
Before tic Organization Of the Bureau. tfeedmap's
Ef5aIrs had been entrusted to Department Com
mariers Trc.aurF Agents., and nthsr officers Of
the Government. This occasionfd 9 diversity Of
slstem N ne dlCsFent locsnttca. lhcf operations
were conn1ed 70 ponls oa lae sea eoast anu y SEE
uona protected by our tnlnsaIy lofees. unpl tne
sh o. AZ ~, tae sts,ps sP
ne %9Fk Of safffnaer ade not II
pp h 'ne bed e4eagea om tho cnemys linss
o. Wno pa ~ tttasa * nrs Eo.o1E Wii.nin@'
Weie aoaHu u ,ba ~ dainnds ~ snmtS Iaroiins
ten NGNoefn, tne sea 1 ,slanu5 ~ 5oa ~, y.s+
Nasnse, V1sstsnt, e ~ ,,,h Msm St"1sa III" "' Aan'
o'hcf y W. ooasne1a oEis5' .,-,, t,,5,,
Super1n1enlenlso OF late1Aeu uau "oshe1, lloun 0u,
tEions to prevent suhssng 70 tes4ats Iaoos, aaa
10 Introduce and sustain ec9o9ls. 1eMly MoaaeI-
tul events were accomplished thlpneh no disinscf-
ested efforts OF benevolent assoe!atiols. WORKING
in conjunction With Gove eI1'ment Agencies.
In order to encourage al, thAt Wns befns aonc t9
lehuf Of the freedmen tclneee. ana 20 eSaeno e!
rt{S1tcHrA fhrQUNb0ut tAG fQttT1Qf GI tQe
, 1865-12-23

tE Of four hundred nnd sixteen German
emigrants that passed through Columbus, O.,
the other day, the destinations were rs fol-
lows: Ohio, 15S Missouri, 1s5; Illinois, VI !;
1uLilun g Tennessee, u: Kentucky. T.
, 1865-12-23
ANOTHER VIEW OF TIE REPEAL OF TIE
ENpATKIATION ACT.



Tic repeal of the Kentucky Expatriation
Inv was wise and polite md patriotic. 1t
WAS demanded by the public good, by every
consideration Of ClcmencY, and by the TACT
that the repeal law was unconstitutional.
and VIC arc rc]oiced to sec multitude OF
brave but mlsgqldcd hentucklans restored 10
their rights SO lar o. the repeal OF the Ken
lucky law restores them to those rights. But
they must not make the mistake Of constr1.
iun the Fepcnl rs Justification or approval Of
their participation In the rebellion. They
must look upon il simply as onr States annnl-
mcnt Of her own peculiar law, law nnparai-
leled in the conntry-tbc annulment tenying
Of ihe Unified States. They must regard It
merely rs u decision Of Kentucky that she
viii not punIah her own crrinE sous more
severely than her sister States punish theirs.
Undoubtedly Kentucky desires, W We most
nstlcnt1y do. tint NIL who went into the rebel
should be treated by the Federal Government
with all tho clemency consistent with the
present and future snicty Of the Republic !;
shc wishes. as we do with nll our heart, tha.
universal harmony should be established as
suor rs il possibly can be without the sssrf.
fee Of the great md enduring interests OF
the Union she asks, o. ne moss earnestly
ed Immediately If there are no powerful
or insupcraN}c obstacles to the adoption Of
snch q measure; but kentucky holds, % We
most assurcd]y do, that all these things
should he considered as matters Of favor to
the returning rebels and not as what they
have right to dcznenl. Neither Kentucky.
nor any other loyal State, nor the United
States, has the least idea Of saying either BY
word or act thnt the rebels were right In the
course they Eo unfortunately took-not the
a!ightcst idea of indorsing secession and re-
bellion, OF Of implying doubt Of their being
crimes Of terrible magnitude. This should
be distinctly understood by all.
, 1865-12-23

pxRJrur.-A man named Ehaties Schecr, resi-
dent Of the North Division, vas yesterday brought
bcforc Justies Shoenewa1 On the charge OF perjury,
and the evidence being strou. agaIpst him be was
required TO gtyo bail III tho s1n Of $500 for tr1al In
tho Rccprter's Court,
, 1865-12-23

A BIG LUMP OF PoaK.-C, LPalmer, the p.ckcs,
on Thursday LAST, Killed hog Weighing s6o pounda
cross which on being dressed balanced the scae 1t
Ca; losA Of only IL per cent That ho. wa 1T 10
keep company with the bull Of Bashan. OK the mani
nOlh OK.
, 1865-12-23

his aets done IN eomptsnce With IT, II the Fest9ta.
ton q sps 2 p s1s!.d ~ M, tss Ie,.es *
restofanen e1oolo V 1a cnd;Ii, @ f. ~ ~.
ders OF EestoraaoG issu:d ny ms bnresas INST ai
sUCd contacts enau " tc*lt%,9 tc*ls&LS19e 49, 49,. ,...s
As r1le IN csses o. - ~ W .rdn dne ~
loved % .he claimant 81 prolsE,I restored. whsn
1SaRssass Rfsssbs M restitution Of rent is n'as
s-,.am~ nr MN. r1.y nr rrsnoHsr1ny.
-IN.E--..S - ~. t,,,,a ~,e w. pn,.a, o+,,-
ILe n.0stHy VI +ha @ fI.roadtnts r,sr1t of she
wv E.H1ES.sy, 1850, s5,ntaJ toS rsrIarea the a.,
Tssoa ana nytn,.ter WV ~ a-Ser;cnc" sT
s ssTeomen t h sSen mar Il ~ nnt npeessiIv
M neny ,1a d. asSen n1 T i, ths
anc, anh Ms Inv S.s hT n1r1ane sS cnrnaarsnYe
~, an N soue instance
actual sasrng rs Fasted % Eo tqS ~ eo ~
II nss r. Gcss, sf ~, t r.
~ masn ~ ~ R[Ts,n oe1 'A@ ~"
6ru-Axors1 or pRopxu11 Held yx n. BUREAU.
m. t.hrIs1 .t.teror1t nn,e1ad nresant, all tho
s,.is.irx Treoectir the nantify Of nroeFtY In pos
Tsinei rn1 the nnrts ihus fsr fufnishe by he
fRal3 fRas3stant Nommisafnners nf The f3nrean. Nbout
ons.1!e nundredth los) oai, q the entire amount
5sen hea and 99a toe Pa M resn 2, nn hsEc 10
been unable 10 furnish an acre per lanily.
The Sen En1aDds,
7u,n . ,..crh No rs,o,. n ~, rrs,a ,ose-4nre
h, isnIs emhraced nnder General SherTnan'a Fictd
n nx;ers 1s ~ .isnnarv ii lS6s,
WtR DsrsHTYEyT BuHEAu or RHruoEEs,
FaxEpXEs AND AnaapoHED LAspa,
Hcn. r N. Stanton aecretasy of War,
Sm: In aocofiance With General Orders No.
III War Dcnars sment. as follows;
Eereni 0njers 80. I35.l
Wan DE7Anrnxr,
ApyrrANr GEyEnA1's oSF1r1,
WAsuuc1oH, Oct. 9, 1855.
ssWhereas certan t1acts OF iand, sItnated on The
coast Of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, At
fs lime Tor te mpsf Dalt yac1ut we're set apast BY
Wator f;sncrai W. + Snesman,e Special Field
nrHef No IS for he benefit oY refugees and freed
| men that had been conerecated By tho opc1attou4
ot mar. or had been len to ake care OF themselves
b. ihelr fotmer oNpeIs; and. whereas an cxpectn-
ton was thereby created that they would be able to
retain possession Of raid lauds; and, whereas. "a
largo humber Of the former owners ezn earnestly
soliciting the restoration Of The Pamc, and pfornis
Ing to sbsoro the Labor md cars for tbs Iced
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
UNITED STATES.
". s.

Special Notice is hereby
given to all permanent and
transient citizens Of Van
/. derbnrgh county that the
Blanks for Income and APP
plication for License are
now ready for distribution
at nay Office. Any person
ueglectfng TO deliver his re-
turn or make application
for license, as required by
the Internal Revenue Law,
by the 18th day of May,
1855, viii be assessed by
me with the penalties at
tacbed.
air r. s. HoRSBRooK, A.A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
BANK STATEMENT.
The Granville National Bank.

v49s TREASURY DEP4RTamR r,
OrFIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURHs&oY,
Warrington, January 19thsts 90.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented 10
the undersigned II has been made 20 aDpee9 that
a. THE ErANsEILLE NATIONAL HAM, y % The city
Of EvansEilles IN the county Of Vsnderbu sgh and
State Of Indiana. has been duly organized endsr
and according to the requirements OF the act OF
Congress entitled, s' An Act 10 provide National
Currency secured By pledge Of o. 3. Bonds.
and 70 provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved Jtfne Sd, 1854, and has COM
piled with all the proviaions Of said act required
TO be complied with before commencing the bust
meas OF banking under said act,
Now, THEREFORE, /, Hugh McCullochl Comp
troller Of the Currency do hereby certify that The
Evansville National Bank, In the city OF Evans
Vile, In she county OF Vshderbureh aud State Of
Indians, Is authorized 20 commences the business
Of banking under the Act Aforesaid 80
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of ofice this nineteenthsday Of January, 1885.
tL.sl HUGH McGULLoGH,
Comptroller Of thu Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
EXPRESS.
ExPREss COMPANY.
PTRE LImITs.

rTfnE DEEsiegEp WILL APPLY TO
he Gqlntsgn Council Of the city 81 Evans.
Fiiie f1r sruaifslon 70 tear down faDe wood
s'afs and efsf new one n the Sane efze on the
sssHs siie, "a ~ No a.. Old Plan, belonging so
tas bslrs " Ars. Catharine q. Jones
JOHN = CRISP. Ear.
AHfh II 1870 azZ-ZN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
HOTEL RE0PENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. Main ant Third Sta, r+a
a ESANsvILLE, IRD.

TTNHIs OLD, WE'LL EsTARLlsHEDs AND
j. widely-knnwn Hotel has been closed for sew
ersl weeks undergoing repairs IT hast during
this time been yepainted inside and out, has been
!tlhroSghiy ntted up, and IN great measure farn-
isned with new beds and furniture, The proprie-
sor hss made syery arrangeHAent q rendar bis
no ,S sonvsnient' healthy and agreeable e the
Thanking the public for tha ,ass patronszs thai
ior series OF years has been sxfenaad to the
Washington, ne invites renewal their eusaom,
Che house managed In way % merit thsIr sortin
ned pafronsEe.
Omntbuses win 49, pammanwsrw a ana frarn
ths Dspot frss4 'a fziyP
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
IcK OF CoAFzol.LER on RHK CUknrEor.

y
suFFIcE OF CoAfzol.LER On xHK CURRENcY. !
NAshinston, April !, 1ss5. J
IxTHkREAS.BYs ATIsF Ac,roRY EyTnrScE
w preeented 20 the undarsirned Il 49, INaT
made 20 appear that "a The Merchantss National
Bank Of Eyansviiless in the city Of EvAusvilIe n
the county Of NSuderburgh and State of Indiana.
has beeR Gully organized under and ACCORDING ~
tine REQ airameats Of she Act OF Con gress entifla
---ss An Act 10 provide National Currvncy secur-
ed by pledge &c United States bonds, and to pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof y
approved June 5, 1854 and has asonaplied with an
the provisions of said Act required to be complied
with before commencing the business of banking
under said Act. es7 GssH So. :
Now, THKRkFosE. L FREEstAN seIaAEKE, Comp
troller of the Curreney, do hereby certify that
" The Merchants Esfional Bank OF Evansville, -
in the city af EEanHEillas in the eoaDty of Vans
derburgh aud State Of Indiana. "a authorized to
commence the Business Of banking und4r the Act
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of ofiee this seventh day Of April, 1885,
lL.al FREEMAN CLARKE,
apl2-2M Oomptroller OF che CErrency. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
Which we have Selected to
Manufacture the follow
lowing Brands of
nlnInnnn.

We viii manufso ure ali Kind Of Tobacco 10
suit any trades that Ne may receive orders tor.
We e8Il assure the wholesale trade that WgoAn not
g. underwood iu ths Neat We have been en-
gagged b. the haecq business for twenty yeara.
" hit prepared 90 execute our work IN the nea, 9.
sfgir and respectfully solicit the attention
q dealers o. car T0haceo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
GROCERIES.

DLAsTEE PARIS And GEMEHT-BY BBLs
erfn lsss qasntiiics, % ss,it ths people, Al
VlOEERT BIOS,
l4x Main atyeaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
DENTISTRY
DenfaI Car.fi.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH aE Is TIE
Il prscffss u Dentistry d.. s. 3 Jo3es, f5Tnl-
srIv Of Cincfnnatij Fs EerI6 aunStncs % fhs pc1-
sof ETsnsrIl1a aud vicinity that Es are pre-
persd 20 perform 81 ogerstions peri2iHl1g o.
Fs-ffssrz 4. fte most skffIfai n1arrer. Arffciaf
Trs~fb luserted On Geld Piz&isnm. Silver OF Val
carIee. and a. regards beauty q dn.sh etIleaud
rafrrafrese Of appearaucs. ne cha ienzs eofntari-
sor yTfth work doas suyEhere--lgaat n Wet.
: Ere ssflcit = share Of pubic g1EFGuARs.
DIS BTEEBoWER / JOKES,
Rooms ! and g. Marble Han,
alt EvaaEyillsi Tnd.