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The largest csnaAgratiou on record % that
In Japan recently. when Miaco was burnt,
and the Gre ragged two entire dsys. laying 10
waste nearly ons thousand blocks or squares;
destroying seventy. eight thousand houses and
tsmples, and three thousand seven hundred
warehouses. About 6ve-sixths OF the city
va, In ashes. and half million people wore
ws5e bousslso.
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MXINE.

been sown. The weather has been unusually a.
vorsbls Tor putting these crops 10, and hence
the labor OF the country has had longer time
during which TO operate In. Il has been equal.
ly - favorable for the growth Of the crops, and
should they escape freezing. the spring will
open with the promise Of an undiminishsd yield
OF these important staples"
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
colgaee's Honey Soap.

This celebrated Teiiet sssp. 10 such universal
demand, 10 mado nom the choicest materials, 10
mild and euseiitess In IL nature, frsgrsssiy
scented, and extremely beseaeIsi In It's action
upon the skin. Forsals BY ell Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. iys
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Gen. Grisrson's Raid Important Rssulfs
accomplished.

Accomplished.
CAIRo, Jan. 10.
Tho following arc additional particulars OF
Grierson's raid from Memphis:
They brought In 700 prisoners. 1000 able
bodied negroes aud 1000 horses. They. killed
and wounded $50 men. Among the prisoners
IL Brig. Gen. Gholson. A fortified place. called
Egypt. on the Mobile aud Ohio railroad, was
carried by assault. and the garrison OF 800 reo-
els captured. Tho whole country was In arms
by this time and forces were even brought from
Macon, Ga. Hampered by large number OF
prisoners and opposed by . greatly superior
force, Grierson could not go to Ca'aw6s to 70.
lease our prisoners, IS directed by Gen. Dana
but struck for Grenada and then Viok:6urg.
Forty miles Of tho Mobile and Ohio railroad
was 80 badly damaged that Hoods Whole army
cannot repair Il In months. New pontoous,
new wagons and large amount OF supplies en-
route u Hood we're destroyed In cars. Beside
the factories . large amount OF cloth, wool,
leather and shoes were destroyed ut Banks-
town. The railroad and public property ct
Grenada were burned; also 900 wagons and 800
new English carblnes for Forrest, and large
quantities OF ammunition.
Gen. arisrson loss IS killed aud 90 wounded.
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DEATH or Mr.. EvERErr.-The following cir.
cu'ar has been issued by the President, thus no
ticing In fitting honors the irrepsIahle loss
which the country has sustained by the death
Of the great and lamented Everett:
DEPARTMENT or SrArE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The President directs the undersigned h per-
form the rairfnl duty Of announcing IN the
people NJ the United States. that Edwar5 Ever.
EFT. distinguished not moro by learning and e.
oouence than by unsurpassed and disintere,'ea
lahnrs OF patriotism At period of poliiioa' dis
orders. departed this life At four o'clock this
morning. The several executive departments
OF the Government will cause appropriate hon
ors to he rendered to the memory Of the de
ceased At home and abroad, wherever the ma
tional name and authority are acknowledged.
(Signed) Vim. II. Seward.
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= The feet that Gen. Rousseau received.
50 vstss 10 the Kentucky Legislature. to IS
Tor Mr. Gashris. 10 very encouraging. The
General u an Immediate s@ansipasioniss.
and this issl;as thus exhibited Is Of grsa,
importance - showing the steady onward
march Of free sentiment.
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A CANDID STATEMENT .You can procure Of Any
druggist In this city and vicinity,
DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN VUMuM n MT
TIAN LINIM ENT.

II sure and speedy cure for sore throat, head.
aehe, toothachs, chronic rhsomati,m. collie. Group
and pains In the limbs. We advise every ono 70
give Il . trial. The expense 10 . mere trine-2s
cents-and We arc confident no person will ever DO
without Il. Every family should have bottle In
tho house In case OF sudden accidents such ascuts
burns, scalds 40. Its psinrelieviny qualities are
miraculous. Az for Group, Il has savsd hundreds
We have tho certificates TO proveit
Price . and 50 cents bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists once. Sc Cortlandt st.. New York. Ina
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DEATHS.

- Notices Of dMths. not sxessding six lInes,
inSertsd me- those above thai number viii b
charged regular sdvsrtising ntss.
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New Publications.

We are glad to Welcome TO our tAble again
tho New England Farmer, published Ia Boston.
Il WA suspended about year ago In conse-
duence OF the high prices Ut material, but. Il
now reaPpears, looking beautifully, and dlled
ss OF old with racy and instructive matter Il
Is unnistakably one Of the best Agricultural
paper. In the country. r. p. Eaton 4 Co..
Publishers.
We have received from the publishers, Tick.
nor Fields, the poem Enoch Arden, BY Ten.
nyson. The universal interest felt In this charm.
ing poem. has induced the publishers to issue q
neat twenty-five cent edition Of II, thus placing
1t within the reach of oil.
Arthur's Magazine for February 10 received
full Of good things. T.S. Arthur commenoea
with this number / story, "Not Anything TOR
Peace" The steel engraving, waking Dreams"
10 beautiful.
Demorests' Mirror Of Fashions for February
10 excellent. Our readers will bear In mind that
II 10 now published monthly instead OF quarter.
ly. II takes the front rank as an entire fash.
ionable magazine. and IL indispensable to An
economical housewifeS Is Il Is, Of course, to the
fashionsbles.
HE SATURDAY EVENING Posr.-This long es-
tablished and favorite journal will enter upon
its forty-6fth year In January next. II In the
oldest and the best literary weekly Published
In this country, and We are glad to know has
always received q patronage commemorate with
Its deserts. The publishers announce their pro-
gramme for the new year. embracing stories,
sketches, poetry, essays. anecdotes all design
ed tn instruct and amuse their readers. Terms
$3.50 per year. with liberal Inducements to
clubs. Philadelphia Deacon & Peterson. pub.
liahers
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srs.rou srscrsp.-Hsnry wilsoo. Mac. ;
VIM. p. F.,sodeo. Maine james Guthrie,
H.: Richard YATES, fud.; D. ;. Norton
ul,.. ard 49, Usiooiss. 0reg5e.
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HARD ON FERNANDO following pas.
sage from the reply Of Mr.. Farnsworth Of H.
linois to Fernando Wood, in the House. the
other day, is said to have created great anus
ment:
Sir, It is said, believe, that every man
looks upon and appreciates character from
his own standpoint. I suppose that q man
who stands upon the gallows and feels the
halter drawn about his neck would regard u
very disreputable person, il exempt from the
doom Of that punishment, as very respecta
BILE; and suppose that, II man has escaped
the pcnitentiary by the statute of limitations
or any other device, he would regard as very
respectable character which others might
consider very ignobls. Men Of o low class
regard the character Of Others from their own
low standpoint, and by comparison with
their own position in the moral scale. But
it Is left for the member from New York to
Justify and support this barbarous Institution
of slavery. and to declare that the slavehold.
crs engaged in this arc. par excellence, theno-
bio. gallant, and generous people of tho Uni
ted States. Mr.. Speaker. do not so regard
them. From the standpoint which | occupy
I lonk upon there in very different light.
think that they are neither Just. generous,
nor noble; and, sir, you shall find that,
wherever slavery has existed for series Of
years 1t makes the shareholders ignoble, un.
Just, ungenerous and tyrannical. Such Is the
natural effect Of the institution everywhere.
The member from New York caused to be
read at tho clerks desk description. as
learned afterwsrd, Of some horrid scene In
Africa, as written by traveller. did not
know, when it was read, from what source 1t
was taken. nor had heard what was said by
the gentleman 10 connection with 1t. Form.
ing my surnise on the character Of tho de.
scription, turned to some ono near me and
asked whether it was description Of the hor-
rid atrocities committed by the denizens Of
the Five Points and other constituents Of the
gentleman, during the riot in New York city
q year or two ago. II seemed so apt and
complete description OF the scenes which
occurred during the riot, as they were detailed
10 the New York papers, and thought It
must be an extract from some history OF those
occurrences. We oil recollect that during
that riot colored orphan asylums were set on
FIRE. negro women with children in their arms
were murdered, and in some instancer negroes
were burned. Those scenes nre which were
participated In by voters Of that members
own city and district. You need not 90 to
Africa to find scenes OF horror.
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Brighton Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. IA.
6,e, Sheen and Lsmbs 5000,

WkDNHSDAY. JAN Us.
Atmarkst-csttls S'ei Sheep and Lambs 5000,
Swine 100
PRIcEs-Markst Reef Extra. si3 ~ = II IS FIRST
quality Or - 30, second 10 q. u Sy third. 10
10 10 pr ioo his. the total weight Of hides tsllew
and dressed Beef
Ridss-aainc per H.
TaLor-indllo per ID
Lamb Shas-A2 60R300
Sheer Skfns-t2,D 800.
CaT SkfHs-i7 2,c pr In.
Siorss-Yesrlin-s 600 to 90 two yrs. old, 90 90
three yrs. old 90 m.
Working Orsn.-f8I 10 go.
Mitch caws,-S25a IS, eltr,, 'oaioo, tho prices NJ
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy Of
the purchaser.
sheep and Lamb,-Pricef. Sheared Sheep M 10 Nc
per ID. Old Sheep 8 10 9ic. Lambs 30 oo TO %
per head.
Sris.-wholesale 900 10 oo0e per h., retail 90 10
600. Fat Hogs-i<to ltiop per ID.
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8. T...l860.-.X.

Persons Of ssdsntsry habits troubled with weak.
ness sssltuds pslpitatou Of the heart lack OF ap.
petite distress aftor eating, torpid liver, constps-
tiOn &c., deserve to suffer II they will not try the
al ahvatsd
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The officers and men who 10 houoraply and
40 brayely represent the "web-foot" OF our
country, have been, and still are, doing high
liz profitable business in the capture OF block
AIDE runners. Since the commencement Of the
rebellion. nearly two thousand prizes, amount.
ing to more than ffty millions Of dollars, have
been captured by our Navy; one half OF which
il appropriated to the usual pension fund, and
the other half Is divided among the captors.
pro raia. according to the amount OF salary
they receive; 90 that each person on the cap
turing vessel, from Rear Admiral to the lowest
boy, receives his share in exact proportion to
his monthly pay. Many Of these prizes are .
fortune TO every man on board; the share OF
the commanding officers amounting, in some
instances, to nearly forty thousand dollars for
n single capture. Nearly fve hundred prizes
have been adjudicated. and are now being paid
10 seameu in the Fourth Auditors Bureau by
Hon. s. J. W. Tarbox. Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury.
In the settlement Of these accounts some
twenty clerks are employed under the direction
Of W. A. Cromwell, Esq. OF So. Berwick. Me-,
and the fact that, within little more than o
year, fire millions OF dollars have been paid to
hirty thousand different claimants without the
occurrence Of q single error. testi6es to the
ability with which this immense sum has been
distributed. Mr.. Cromwell has recently been
appointed Chief Clerk VI the Fourth Auditors
Office, position second In Importance to no
chief clerkship in the Treasury Department.
srrAKxR coLsAx's RECEPTION.
The 6rst reception Of Speaker Colfax WAS at
tended on Friday evening by large and bril-
liant asseublsge, composed Of Hon. Senator's
and Members OF the House, ~ we'll - goodly
snr;nliiur Of the officers Of the army and navy.
Among the distinguished persons present wsrs
Gen. Banks and Rev. John Pierpont.
Admiral rarrAgut and lsay . s.,nn. MI rs
Lincoln's afternoon recept,on On SasoruAs' Ano
were the centre u attraction.
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escaped from the rebel penitcntiary at Sauls
bury, N. c., on the night Of Dec. 18th. In CON-
pany with James II. Brown, also of New York
Tribune. They came $40 miles by circular
route through mountains before reaching our
lines fifteen miles from Knoxville.
We regret to learn the sudden deceasc Of tho
Rev. II. NJ. Blake, pastor Of the Pine Street
Church, Portland. While on his way to attend
divine services last Sunday no dropped down
In Pine street. DR.. Fitch Was Immediately
called, but he expired In . few moments. The
deceased ranked high in tho Methodist demon.
nation, and was beloved by his congregation.
Mr.. Blake was formerly pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church In this city.
The Tennessee State Convention has unan-
imously adopted resolutions abolishing and
forever prohibiting slavery within that State
and abrogating the secession ordinance and
oil the laws passed In pursuance thereof
These are to be voted upon BY the people on
che 22d of February, and If they are adopt
ed, an election for Governor and members of
the Legislature will DO held on tho 4th oil
March.
II ID q noticeable fact that siuoe the inaugur-
alton Of Mr. Lincoln. one Of the leading candi.
dates against him for President and ono Of the
leading candidates for Vice President against
his nomination have died-Mr Douglas and
Mr.. Evsrett-and his administration hes called
for appropriate recognition Of the solemn event
In both cases. II d also noticeable that Of SIX
candidates for President and Vice President Ia
1860, who were not elected. thSonly two OF the
whole number who proved loyal to the Govern
msnt are now deceased.
The bl.monthly report Of the Commissioners
Of Agriculture for November and December
says "However great loss Of farm labor has
bean experienced 10 the Westsrn States, the
lurasl auaounts OF wheat, rys cod barley hsvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 24-Ths General
Convention Of tho Episcopal church re.
assembled to-day The Committee on
Canons reported that il was inexpedisnt
to change the title of the General Con-
vantion to the Great National Synod
Then COMMITTEES vas then discharRed
from farther consideration of the sab
jeek The Commiisse on the Provincial
system proposed BY the conventions of
New York and Pennsylvania, and by
several members of this, house reporsed
90 follnwa:g 4 he committe is not pre-
pared 10 recommend the adoption az anv
titles By Bishops, OF the conferring Of
any new power affecting the purity Of
the Episcopal church. as il now exists.
and submits the following proposed Cam
ons: IL 10 hereby declared lawful for
the dioces now existing or hereafter to
exist within the limita of any State or
Common~ealfh, 10 establish for them
selyss'a Federats Consention or coun-
oil representing such dioces, which may
deliberate and decide upon the common
interests ofthe church within thai State,
and exercise any delegative powers not
iaeonsistsnt wiih the constitutional Cam
ons Of this church AstoA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

EEv YoEK, Oct. 24-New counter,
felt $50 U. S legal tender notes are being
circulated. Aa
The schooner 8. Taylof, from PhiIa.
delphia, with coal for Boston, was run
down OF Cape Cod yesterday by an IN.
known schooner, and sunk ia ten min.
aaass The creE were saved. The col
hding scho, nerss supposed 70 have been
sunk also, ae the crew were Afterwmrd4
seen 10 their boats. - ~
The Heraids Washington special says
many persons look upon tho issus OF
gold certificates by the Treasury Dep art
msnt. 90 scheme to par fks interest on
6.20s and o. on 1881 W pager. The god
backs are simply certificates 10 be ex.
changed for gold, dollar for dollar, aud
are intended 20 relieve importers aud
others who have been required to handle
hundreds Of pounds Of coin monthly,
from a great ortion Of the rick and
trouble. Larger denominatIona viii be.
made payable 10 order Of gold deposisor,
and win be exquisitsly engraved after
seme Of Darleys designs, thas dsfy,ng
alike the counterfaiter and tha.-thiel.
They viii receive the Signatures Of
tho Treasurer and Register here, and
will be eountersignsd BY Sab Treasurer
Vandick, at New York .GE 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Jshn Van Buren, has been making an
oiher speech; shia time 10 the New York
Democracy. In il be expressed his sp-
psoval Of President Johnson's whole po'
Eteal career. in the following words. as
reported In The New York World:
/ look upon sim es O patriot and 90
. Statesman who, for twenty-five years,
has bose distinguished In the service OF
Ills eonntry, In the various Offices that be
has 6llad, from the Legislature to Gov.
efrcg OF the State, Ia both Houses of
Cengress, es Vice Presideut and Presi.
&sni Of the Uailed States. I lock upon
hla no patriotic, wise and prudent
He has evidently undergone marvel.
cua change of sentiment since October
xTth, 1854, when be said in 9 speech, re-
ported I'm Che World Of October 2oth:
There has an occurrence recently TAX
% place, 30 which ] wish TO call your
aatsatien for q moment, and then pass
- other subiscts. Andrew johnson,
who 10 the candidate for Vice President
With MIR. Lincoln, has prescribed TO the
Psepis o. Tennessee test oath. II is .
plain and bold naurpation Of the author
isy over elections By his agent associated
nth hin on the ticket, which no Rspub-
hean has yea hssn bold enough TO Justify,
and Which has been calculated to shock
the moral sense and the love of consti.
tusienal liberty OF every freeman in the
uaitsa States Talk to me Of q Demo.
srAt sustaining oil these usarpations,
these violations OF the Constitution and
81 the elementary principles of civil
liberty ! I submit that NO man who has
Q Demoeratic heart in bis bosom ana q
Democratic intellect in bis head, could
fail 90 seise this occasion to drive from
powsr ths Administration that has been
signAliksd by acts like these
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Frswsrr. Distillsrs. ReetiAsrs. &c,

: tbs laaaat i@prossd rHgssrus: HeIiow wsrs.
DfG & Ifens. Ae.
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...s..e- - Hmwy Tease DekoneT 90
coTT0N-pecidsdy more astiSa ana prices
erm ss,1sse ser mideltak tSt@ as
FL0UR-rSo lower fsF lmnmmcn grades asdm
40 for extra state: q o5eR9 10 for common to
gocd ship ing brands extra ro1na .hcop ohfe.an
1Se1i2 50 for traee brands. ~
whTsKY-pscsdsdly nrmsr as . 4a9a 50,
ehieGF a. she lattarss ss1sse ss-afe p ##
swaEAT-I 1881 70 sSr Chicago spring.
KYE-Qnset and nominAf. = =
\ RARLEH-~Miahoms 4ehaneasA oasal l24< fcr
Stnfr and 4 a4S<nls 10 far cnneda Wesisrn TFAN
CORN-Opsned heavy and closed 1e uar; s1f4
$50 for sound mixed Western.
OATS Heavy and dsclining; S0@62o for mms
sound and 5e<9sSs Tor seunt.
COFFER-Quist aud steady. =
SUGAR I6t<1l6o for Porto Rice, sad ls9&G
f4lcc Cor CunA MaaceBmdo.
MOLASsES-Quiet.
PETROL GUN DALI soGsle Cor rsansd fres.
P0RK--HaAsy and 4lomnrs ~ 1884 2S EIr
mssl, eioslng at "a % eashi % 60 for prime, and
ao09e rs for prime mesa. s----. -,
: -yARD-Unchanssd; a10ean.- Q19
BUTTKR-ss@Aac for oAlo, and to9S5c for
State. sE@INl .HS
CHEEsE--iss<0lS;<oa alaw =
sMONEY4<A shade essief At I per eapt.-
STEKLfNU-Dnlia and hnmviRrs e5&@l0aA6
G0LD-~without decided ehangei oPensd N re
steady AHA declinins to 1855 apd closed e
e6vERNMrsr srocKs-afors steady Q. Of
ISL. coupons, T0s5<s 5-2os, Kx-Ncs$ coupons
los5S Do new Issue, lei =. 49,
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Latest news by HalI.

The Treasury Department commenc-
ID Issuing gold certificates yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

NEW YoRK, Oct 24-Gold ruled
steady throughout the morning, with
moderate b1sinesa. opensd 81 46 and
closed atl4Bi bAASs u a ,..
At IL o'clock to-day the aui-Iog Of
the Winoski showed that her paddles had
made, from 5 p. Nj. yesterday to ~ NJ.
to-day, 1898 revolutions, while those
of the Algonquin had made II ,sSl, or
63S more than those Of the former This
Is marked improvement on The work
ing of the Algonquia's engines. @saa8
CON. Vanderbilt was again thrown
from bis carriage to-day, Sustaining
slight isjuriea He will probably be able
TO resume his business tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

MosrLz AND OHIO RAILRoAD. The
Mobile Advertiser leerns that the mis-
sioa OF the President and Superintend-
Ing Engineer of the road, in search of
locomotives and cars to stock Il, has
been completely successful; that they
hsve made arrangements Scr On ample
supply, and shAt before long il will he
rolling over the road and bringing ,e
market the heavy freishts awaiting trans.
portaticn. $3.50 Cairo Tsnaes. W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
TINE VknfLATEW
II T. L. Il Or X a II.
The Epi ,eopaI Convenfi0H. *
Interesting from sonth Carolina.
Excltement In Beaufort, n c.
4 OMnership OF the Sea Islands.
Excltement In Bcaufort, n O.
OWnership or the Sea Islands.
the Ilsue or cold Certificates.

WAsnIsoroH, Oct 24-Specisl 20 th .
New York Posfs Mr.. McP6erson, Clerk
OF the House Of Representative, says hs
will NOT put ON the liat of Members, the
name Of any person claiming 70 hare
been elected from State that has bsen
in rebellion. To do 90, he says, would
be deciding aoae Of the most important
questions before Congress- and Iet 10 80
Sopthern members at thB outset, to vote
apon the subject Of their Own recognition,
ard would eud the c0nttoEersy in their
favor o. once.