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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
REPLY.

The editorial in the Journal com
planned Of, in the above card, was pro-
voked, as stated at the time, by an at
tempt to recruit men in Evansville for
Knox county, on the ground that here
only 800 bounty was paid and there
$500. That act Of the Knox county
recruiting agent is disclaimed in the
above card, but the disclaimer comes
too late to prevent the controversy. Had
We waited until the Knox county people
repudiated their agent, self.eonstituted
though be may have been, before expos
ing the baselessness of his pretensious,
Knox county would have avoided the
draft By recruits obtained in our city,
who would otherwise have been credited
to this county.
Now word or two with reference to
tho above card It says the drift Of our
frst article is "to induce volunteers to
believe that, whilst Knox county GppaF-
emily offers bounty of 5000 to each
volunteer, in fact only county bond
is given, which, in reality, is not worth
that sum of money" We cone-de that
was the drift of our article, aud is not that
the fact2 Knox county has not issued
any bonds, says the above card, bot
pledged her faith to issue to each vol
unteer credited to the county orders on
her Treasury for the Gum Of 5000, pays-
BILE January lst, 1866, and bearing IN
terest from date" The distinction at
tempted to be made between bonds and
orders, is distinction without differ
ence. Both alike are promises 10 pay
Both would depend upon the ability, as
we'll as the good faith, Of the people Of
Knox county for payment. Neither Of
them are equal to $500 in cash or any
thing like it That is all We asserted or
claimed. Now, as to the value of Knox
county orders, it is true the county com
promised with the o. l. N. Railroad
Company after long litigation and re.
peAted judgments agains; her and the
issue of executions for the sale of her
property The advertised sales may
have been malicious. We have yet TO
find losing party to suit who did
not regard his successful oppo-
uent as malicious The controversy
was compromised, but did not
the terms of the compromise compel the
county to assume a heavy debit Does
not Knox County to-day owe a deb; Of
near $40, 900, exclusive of that it pro.
poses to contract in the payment of the
$500 bounties7 Those bounties, as We
learn troe prominent and reliable gen.
tlemen and heavy tax payers IN tina;
county, will amount to $4,000 This,
added to the other debt, viii make an
Indebtedness of $4,000 Under the
pressure Of such a debt, county orders
cannot avoid an enormous depreciation.
We happen to know that some of ths
leading men of Vincennes regard the
orders as comparatively of little value,
They go so far as to assert that If the
bounty had been Fixed at $500 NOR,
money would have been realized by the
volunteers than from the $500 The,
60 further; they assert that the appro
priation was !" all wrong an imposi
ton upon ths volunteers, IS well as al
outrage on tie people, and it il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

kGihAiEou Is from tho Greek ~ord ssKsthfo," q
'9Ksthairo," slgnlning to cleanse. reiuvuAts assd
restore. This article Is what Sc name signifies.
For preserving, restoring aaa beasiifying the
human hair It Is the most remarkable PrepsFatiea
ia che world. !, Is again owned and psf up BY
The original arctristor, aud Is nov made with ths
same cars, skin and attention. witch gave "a >
sale Of over one million bottles per annum.
Its most delightful Hair Dressing,
II Graduates scarf and dsndrda
II keeps the bead cool aud clean.
u makes the hair. rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair nom falling on and iurn-
ing gray.
70 restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
bead ofhAir should use Lyons KAihairou. Is is
known and ID throughout tbe civilized world.
Sold by all respectAbIe dealers
DEMAs { BARNES a CO.. New Tork.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
G Raid on Memphis Again Tareateued

The Memphis Bulletin of Saturday
last says: " It's reported, on apparently
good authority, that Forrest is collecting
large force at Houston, Mississippi,
and that be intends to make with il bic
long promised great raid into Memphis
he has about eight thousand men, but
many Of them are discontinued, aud de-
seraons are numerous. The gentleman
who brings this information states that
the rebels intend to put TWO hundred aud
ifty thousand liberated negroes into the
Confederate armies. This causes much
dissatisfaction
Il was recently reported that For.
rest was at Paris, but this gentleman
states that it could not be so, although
q portion of Forests command nav
have been there. The rebels, eoncen-
trating their forces, have, in a great
measure, withdrawn from Northern Mis-
sissippi, Grenada being a sort Of out
post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Bonded Warehouse a EransvllIe.

h0hANA " SO
Among the proceedings in the State
Senate on Friday last We find the fol.
owing:
The President presented a memorial
FROM the President OF the Evansville
/ Charlottesville Railroad, requesting
instruction to Senators aud Rspresen-
tatives in Congress to advocate the loea.
ton Of a bonded tobacco warehouse at
Evansville.
II said there was no other tobacco
mart in the State except the city of
Evansville, which comes next to Louis
vile in Importance; and that there
should be two bonded warehouses in
Kentucky and none in Indiana, il not
exactly fair
The petition lies on the table.
We hope the petition will not lie on
the table for any length of time, as it is
a question Of very great Importance, not
only to the city Of Evansville but to the
State at large
As we have before remarked, about
one-third of all the tobacco raised in the
southwest passes through or by this city
and, indeed, this is the greatest tobacco
center, except Louisville,..in the west. In
addition to the large trade in this grea
staple now Centering here, preparations
are being made to greatly increase this
trade.
A new stemmery-the largest in the
country, perhaps-hss just been finished
and commenced operations, in addition
to several of no mean capacity that have
been doing heavy business.
The Green River Tobacco Sale Ware.
house will give fresh impetus to the
trade, and render this still more at.
traetiye point to growers
Besides these, one of the most active
and heavy operators has recently pur.
chased most eligible ground for new
stemmery. which be will build during
tue coming summer, and which viii
greatly swell the already immense traffic
IN tobacco in this city.
Il can readily be seen. then. by on,
representatives at indianapolis, ths
great advantage the city and the whole
State will derive from the location If =
bonded warehouse at this point, and ~
again urge the matter on the attention
of the Indians delegation in Congress
as a matter of vital importance to th,
interests of the whole State, as veil as I
matter of State pride.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
BANK STATEMENT.
Ths EvansviIIe National Bank.

TKEAHUKT DErAErN6ST, D
pvftcE 0Y CuaPTEatLKK ef Tna GUHRKkcF,
Washington, Jaugafy 18th. 1855
HsfEREAs, By Satisfactory evidence presented to
tas unasrsisnsd &c has Isasr mA1a 70 appear that
g Tbs EFAsaffltE kArfoNAI Bass" Ia tbs city
Of EFnasriils, ia the county u Naueerburgh and
STATE Indiana, l.as besa duiy ofF4aixea under
saa according 20 the requirements Of the Act u
Congress euRitied. = An Act q provide National
CarreasF secured ~ pieSEa ~ II. s. Bends.
SD 70 provide r the cifs uiall and redemption
tasreof.N approved June %, 1884, and has CON
lied sith an the provisions - said act requtFed
g. Be compiled wifh before comalenesng tbs 0asi-
neas 81 banking un4sr asld aef.
Now TuEzEF9as. I, HuEh McCnllneh, Comp
ifpief Of the tnsre Bcy do hereby certlf that The
Evansville National Bank rs the city q Evans
Ntiis. in abe county % Fsnderburgh and State II
Iadian4, Is authorized 70 commence this business
81 banking Under the kee Aforesaid
IL testlmsuy whereof witness my hand and seal
u u Zee this ninstsenthldAy Of January. is65.
tI.sl HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

Bas~ The news of JEFF Davis's death
was generally believed in Mississippi.
We understand the Montgomery Appeal
was in mourning. We received some
news from about Bolivar yesterday, and
it was stated that Davis was dead, and
that Stephens had refused to serve, in
consequence of which Congress CON-
menced balloting for President, and
elected L. NJ Hunter, of Virginia We
are satisfied, however, there is no truth
in the report-Aensphis DEM 2lst
So are we. JEFF Davis was born to
be hung, aud won't die yet a while, We
hope.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
Local Notices.
The Evansville National Rank.

1t will be seen that this new institu-
ton has bsen- organized, one half of It's
subscribed stock paid in, and win be
opened for business on Monday the 20.h
Of February ensuing, which is as soon
as its banking room, At the corner Of
Main and Water Streets, under the Office
of Brown, Dunksrson & Co, can bs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIYEs THAT /.
~ william O. Hoeppls, Collector u the City ~
Evansville, between the hours OF and " o'clock
a. M. aud aud o'clock y. N, on
"WEDNESDAY, THE sta or February, 1895,
WIN sell AZ publis auction a. the door Of the
Court Houss Ia the Cts ~ EsaDsfills, Indiana,
the following lots, paris ~ lots, and pArcsis or
real estate and improvements, assessed for the pay
meut 81 city for the year 1894, due from the
owners fhefeoi - the city o. Esansytile-said
taxes being nov due and unpaid-and for the costs
Of said sale aud that She said sale viii - eon.
tInuad on The NEXT day thereafter. via on Thurs
day, The 9th day q February, 1863, a oclosk
o. ua. - he door offhe Court House IN Evausrlle
for the purpose u ssiling such property - nay
hsse been sold on the day nrat above msutiosed,
and not paid for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
REWARD.
- 30 Reward

GTRAfED Oh STOLEN PROM The sus-
= scEfher, iiTinE IN Jseo6svills, On the 9th asv
q JnEes lSf4, tFo-yeAr old bay n2rs colt IIttls
white % both Of her had legs. white streak IN
Der forehead, and little on o1s Of her fore ssst
asd very large Of Der age has the Appearances on a
three-ysar old. The above reward vii - pafd fsr
hsr delivery 30 -. Der suck information a. VII
sd 70 haE -sseFsEy
dszsfE@. sHS @oHnL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
I. o. o. u.

l HE OFFICERS AMP MEMBERS OF THE
Schiller Lodge, No. Us. / o o. r.. AFs hare
y notified % meet AZ the Lodge Han on
WEDNESDAY, JAN, Is, At ? O'CLoCE A. n.
For the purpose Of attending the funeral Of oar
izfs Brother, WILLfkA EaHskIcH
Tbs nsmltsrs VI the Marning Star and Crescent
Iedgos. I'd al msulbers 81 the Order in COED
stan .ing are also respectfully invited attend.
By Order LOuIs uLMOs o NJ
Jkcun ZrsaEasAsK, see'y. JAMS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25


THR EPISCOPAL PAIR-Mozart Hail
was arranged gorgeonsly last night, and
the Fair By The ladies of the Episcopal
Church was iaauguratsd in fine style,
and promises TO be a splendid success.
The tables are loaded With articles Of
rare beauty and usefulness, and the elab-
orateness Of the preparations does great
credit to the managers.
The Hall shone resplendently, being
Supplied with many additional lights.
The Crescent City Silver Band at inter.
walls fIIed the hall with cheering and IN.
spring music, and beauty and chivalry
crowded around the tables, admiring and
purchasing whatever most pleased their
fancy.
The refreshments were mos. abundant
and well calculated to please and de
light the most fastidious taste.
Much social good feeling prevailed,
aud everything and everybody seemed
to conspire to make the evenings enter.
tainment as pleasant as possible. To
night the fair will be repeated, and to
morrow night a series Of magnifcsn
tableaux will be- exhibited, for which
tickets Of admission can be obtained to
day aud tomorrow, at the prineipa
Book and Drug Stores
Prom II to 2 o'clock to-day and to-
morrow an excellent lunch will be ssrved
70 all who will favor the ladies with Their
patronage, comprising all the substan
tails and deheacies the country affords
and at easy rates. Business men viii
end it pleasant to dine at Mozart Hal
to-day, where they will be waited on b,
the most charming ladies' Of the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
MUSIC STORE.
MEDICAL.
T,HE CONFESSIONS AvD rxpFRIgycy

It HE CONFESSIONS AND KxPERI EsCE OF
Ak TSFALIB-
faHiished for the benefit and as caatica 70 vouu~
men and others Who suffer from Nervous DsbfIffy
Frenafnre Ds1ay u Manhood, &c-y supplying Al
re sane time the means Of self cure. By sns
who has cured himself after undergoing consider
aos anAckerT- b enclosing 3 postage paid al
dressed enve80pe. single copies may Be Rad Fl the
author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR -
dses-l1d&W BrooEiyns Kings Co., MI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
PLANTATION BTTTERs.

PLANTATION BTTTERS.
Ehio'i sro nov recommended by tbs highest aleai-
al authorities, and warranted se produce an im-
asdiais beneficial eject. They are s1oeedingly
AGREEABLE, Ierse-ly pure, and must sapszoesd al
other 'Oaies where a healthy, gentle stimuisus Is
required
They purify, siren gthen and invigSrate.
They create = healthy appetite.
They are an Antiaote to change Of water and
rhsy overcome the eaeots Of dissipation and
late hours.
They strengthen the system Aad snliven ths
the mind.
They Prvvent miasnasic and Intermittent e.
vers.
They purify the breath and seidisy Of tn,
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DisrrAeA and Cholera Morhns.
They cure Liver Complaints aud Nervous
liant. aud are exhausted natures great ressorer.
They are composed ofthe oeiet rated CAiisays bark.
winiergreen, sAssAfrss. reefs and herbs. all pre-
served in perfectly pars ST CrSlx rum. For par
tieeiArs, see circulars and testimonials Around
each holtle.
Beware o. impostors. Examine every bottle.
See that Il has our private Q. 5 stamp nnmati-
lAted ovsr the cork. with plantation scene, aud
eur siguAtuEe On hae steel plate slds label. See
that our bottle Is moi re-nllSd With spurieas aud
deietsrieas stuf. Any person pretending TO se'i
Plantation Bitters BY the gallon or IN bulk, Ia Al
impsstor. Any person Initiating this bottle, Or
sitting say other material therein, ~hether called
Plantatios Bltters or net, Is criminal under the
Z. :. tsw, and viii be 30 prosecuted BY as. We
@lrcsay have car eye on several parties rs-hliink
our bottles, &C, who wiu succeed In gettias
themselves into Gloss quarters. The demand iol
DrAksa Plantation bitters frOm ladies, clergy
msn, merchants, &C. f. Incredible. The Simple
trial Of bottlo is thu evidence We prossut Of the.
worth ans superiority, Thcy are cold By AL n
sfssetahls draggists, groeers, physicians, aotsis
saloons, steamboats,, and country stores.
P. H. DRAKE co.
No. zoe broadway, n. 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

FlER AT VIScESsEs.-5Ws learn by
passenger on the train lsst evening that
a. extensive FIRE occurred at Vineennes
on MondayRight- The IRE broke ont in
McCune's building occupied by Crater
& Bro, as a dry-goods and grocery
establishment, spreading thence TO
Green livery stable, consuming large
amount Of grain and hay. A furniture
wareroom adjoining the stable was also
destroyed The loss is reported to be
very heayy--estimaled ct near $25, 900,
on which there was only a partial in.
snranee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
mAOAN's HAeNoL a BALM.

HAOANis MAGNOL A BALM.
This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. II changes The sun burnt
aeo aud hands 70 p-Arly satin texture Of rsvish
ing beauiy, imparting the marble purity Of youth,
and theds.fiass appearance inviting In the city
belle e ashton. II removes tan, ifeokles, rira.
pies and roughHsss from the skin, leaving the com.
sleKion b, transparent and smooth. II con.
sains no material Injurious 10 the skin. Patron
laed By Actresses aud Opera Singers. lie whai
every lady should nave. Sold everywhere.
Prepared By W. Z. HaEan, Troy, n. v.
Address Kil orders 70
DEMAs 8. BARNES A CO.. Rew "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
HRIAsTRKET's
Inimitsble Hair Restorative.

NOT a DYE.
But restores gray hair % IL original color, By
suppiying The capillary tubes with natural susie
Hanee. Impaired BY sgs or disease. All i-saassas-
Gus dyes are composed Of lunar eostio, destroying
the vitality ahd beauty Of the hair, aud afford Of
themselves no dressing. Helmstreet's TnimitAbis
colering net only restores hair lie natural color
By an easy process, bHt gives the halra
Lunuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its falling Ell, erAd
ieates dandruis, and impAx d health aud peassns.
ness to the head. Ithas TODD the test Of tins. b
ing the ooIorins Hair Col orng, aud is constantly
Increasing IN favor. Ussd - both gentlemen and
ladies. IL il sold by all respectable deRlers, or
can b procured by them Of the commercial
ageuts, D. s. BARNES a CO.. 202 Broad way, KsE
York Two sizea. 80 cents ard 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
~ TRANSFORMATION.

c5TF1N WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL touehIng
~ QUEENSTOWN icoEE HAEH2El he
~ t-rs,-n sfsansers 81 the Liverpool. Heg York
80 PbiIadelphia Steamship Company finman
Tf-.s- esrrving the Q. s. Nafiss are intsndsd 20
sal ~ foiiowss . 81.
Grsss9v ............-....---...s Saturday Dec. u
err o. MAkcHEsTKE 5000 Saturday, Dec y
Ana every succeeding sAtHr6sy, At Moon, from
per -, North River.
KATEs OF PASSAGE
fPayzbis II Gold or its equivalent IN Currsney2
Fswsr CAHfx SO % GsTEEHasE---...-----.s-s0 :.
a. 10 L0Bdon... s. % do % London. y ~
% 70 Paris IS % 90 % Paris ------ - -
a. % Hamburg - % Do 70 Hamburg. 81 20
Passenger are also Forwarded % Hssrs. bFemens
Rotterdam. Antwerp, kc-. At equally low rates.
Fsres from Liverpool Or Queenstown; LIST Cabin
sTg s@5 sle5. steer&ze 80. These who wish
70 ssrd for tAsir friends can bay rieksss here -
these rates.
FOR further information apply Al The Coapsny's
,sso.s JOHN @. DALE. Agent,
e Broadway, Gsg York.
BEHA ANTzEs, Assnss.
deee-sm Evansville, Ind-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

IA Go to wright's Gallery, No. 5
Second street, for your Photographs
All work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
JOHN TENNIS,

Real Estate and Government Claim
- - s M - X.
DUYs, seis, AID rsufa city Property aud Farm
ID Lsndlg Buys conditions all elasses u Claims
against the United States 0nieo-~rhlrd Street,
near Main, with =. daier, AttyS
anef hfss
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A ~ ew
TWO STORY BRICK HOUg
20 Eatate For Sala-


2 WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PEoPERTY
- CHEAP to-wit
= erRs House with 10 rooms, NEAR Main street.
} - large Brick Hon u, opposite Bull's Head.
y tx = Frame and six lots, near the city.
= Lars -q5 Houses ou Ann street.
4. Three - on Sycamore, bet ID aud 18th sis.
Brick Heaas4lses on Divi lion street
b Two large b 1qfs Ia Elilotfs Enlargement
4 B0nse aud four 10 s3Oo5sel's Enlargement
s u 5uss and four i2t tx iir ad Machine shops.
3 Frame soI noa ps'a -, q street
III Large Frafue on L@rt streEasa Ts.1u4f and an
= ue.se aud business Lot c9fs. s,s,,...,.,
II AZ Lois n biocA 0, Eastern 49, "a ts,..f
"a. several handsona resiaenee=Ana -
II Ak y.sI4 ares withln u mile Of EsensElI1S-
lg 20 ares withia half mile 81 Evapsyilis.
IT. Three acrsa adjoining TIE CITY
nj ~ aeres near Oak Hill Cemetery.
70. l0k acres, with large Hou.ei neat ihe aty
20 81 rea 10 cleared, within faii5s % thh cry
n 20 sores fn Pos county gebi iaad-
- coo serea 10 Varies county.
u A very handsome residence Ia B0oisTilles With
81 or II acres attached.
"a 4 grsat variety Of Banding Lots In every part
" Largo Brick House IN Youngioge's Enlarg nut.
- 4 will exchange the lands IL P0sey aad
waifiok counties for city property.
me abov. embraces one Of the iinest lists ever
ffsred in Evanaglils. Fer particulars call 81 the
Provost Mafsbai's Office, Evansville. ind.
ALVAH JOHNSON.
deczo-tf Real Estate Agent.
< NEW FRAME HOUSE, JUST COMPLETED
= con ipinE sight rooms, halls, pantry. clothes
rooms and bath room, with good cellar, large cia
tern, carriage hOhse, wood aud coach sheds, stu
~ ed on four good sized luts, Within ten minute
walk Of the P0sfofiee. Also. a ten acre lot o
Apply to win u. Wood, corner haln and Tbir'
atrests aeess-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

DEAD AGAIs-The Evansville Tymes
not having made its APPEARANCE for two
evenings past, we naturally conclude
that it is dead again. Resquiespurp-fH-
tlnce
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
HEROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Rootas Barks and
Leaves.

CHEROKEE REzKDY, tie srsaf TadiaH Dss
sieo cures all aiseases 81 tAs srae-E egans ssea
ooni .nsHee u fse Uriae fsfazssfioH Of fhs Bad
~ THaaasailon IF ne KsdHeys, nt0us ~ TIE Biaddss
fricf4re, Crassf, elect, GoSnorrhs, a,d y espeesat
u ysoa eded u Taos of Fiuor dibss isr ehas
= fssaalesl sshsrs an ne cd 1sssoss ssieises here
fatisa.
sE-It is prepared 10 highly concentrated
fsrn the doss being from one e two teaspoon
fuis three times per day.
n8-It i diurelic and Alternative In its action pu
rifyiuE aud cleansing tLs blood, causing Is % noS
IN ali IL original purity and vtgor thus removing
from tis % stem al pernieious causes which haFs
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intend
a. an ally aud assistant 10 thoCherokes Rem
edy, and should b. used IN conjunction With that
s.edfcfne In all cases Of Gonnorrhosa Gisst kiAsG
Afbus or Whites. Tn Effects are hesiiug, sooth-
ing and demuioeut; removing all scalding, cenl
mot upeadnrabis pain that i experienced wttb
neariy all the cheap gaaek fn3eetsoNs
nE-Bv the use Of the CheF0kes Remedy
and Cherokee IEteetfon-ths Two msdicinss
& the same finncafl Improper discharges are re-
moved and the weakened organs are speeaiiy re-
stored 10 full rigor and strength.
GH~For full particulars get Our paLiphlet from
aay drug store IL the country, write us ard ~
will mail free % any sddrass, q full treaties
cB-Price, Cherokee Kennedy = pr t9f-
tie or three boftlss Ter IS.
cs-Prios, Cherokee Injection, - Per b.
tie Of thres bottles for 81.
DE-Seuf by express 20 any aaarsses on fe1-'R
price.
DR.. W Il Mertyin q Co.,
sole Pr0prietors,
No. 5s liberty street, Ssw 1ora,
ssN-soid in Fvansshie " WM- BiBEBys hAi
asd b. 81 druggist sTeryNhere. IlsDlL-1-
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CITY NEWS.

eSy- Mrs. General Meredith was in the
city last night stopping at the Sherwood
House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

par Quite a number Of leading eiti-
Gems Of incennes we're in the sity last
night, or bnsinesE connected with the
draft and bounty auestioa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
DIED

WILLIAM EsfSEEIoa, shirsy-nlne yeArs and ten
months Of age.
fhe fsnsral wiIi take place from the Fssiasucs
Of the deceased on Eigbth street, between First
and Second Avenue, to-say, Wednesday,, At 10
o'elozk a. m.
The friends Of the family ara respectfully in
vlted 70 attend
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DYE-HOUsE.
a. II. Adams

Celebrated Steam Dye House,
ITAs JUST BEEN RETITTED AND y hoN
1SprspArsd to do IS fne Coloring - ca = co.
eiSher IN the East or West. CprHsr q An8is 49,
Market Streets.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

MASONIC TExPLE-Fanchon was re-
peatei last night with fine effect to a
large and highly Intelligent audience
nearly all the seats being filed The
Company is nightly gaining in the esti-
nation Of the lovers OF the drama.
Fauchon viii be produced for the last
time TO night