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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-13

CAsH.-The State Treasurer has receiv-
Cd on State Bonds at this time but sixty
thousand dollars, and hence win pay only
warrants on the Legislative fund. A few
DAYS are necessary to get the balance Of
the coin over the mountains, when the
ou,,;ders will come in for their shars o.
,he suoils.-Corsos Pof. sEra' % ed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-13
comuit,ee of ARRANGEMENTS.

Committee of Arrangements.
Cant ID ] Oullahan, Capt Thos G Murphy,
r 0'Connen, James Hendrehsn,
Mccain, Carroll
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL
Hon r winters, Lima Colboth,
Hon John H Mills, John Carley,
Hon VIM n Hal, Mcclellan,
Martin O'Reilly, JW Wright,
n Fitzpatrick, PODonohne' ..
Richard Canes, Dennis Leary'
Valentine Butch, John McCurdy,
Iohn NcCue. Thos Neville,
WIN Loved, Thos Carren,
VI Mccarthy. John McMahon,
John Glevey, Peter OConnor,
Pr Splane. Hon W N Bishop,
Henry McGinn, N FLOOD,
Thomas Campbell, H G Maynard, #
John NeOuade FO Ball,
Peter Doyie, Bernard ouIgs.
Joseph D BinnS, Mack DAILY,
John Mccarthy, John Donohue'
! i Hays Vim Kelley,
William LOBBY n MeLeon,
Jacob Schafer, Geo Ayieswortn,
Judge Robinson, VIM Began
B Hovert, II NJ Yesey,
VI Boyle,
Hon Pembroke Murry, A Peasley.
Hon j d MeaRher Tim Cronin,
Frank HuRhes John Doyle, .... Fl.
p MopottI ACallighan, r
WIN Woodburn, Francis o. Neil.
Mccall. Alexander Burke. 49,.
Thomas Flannary, Hugh Kelley,
Joseph Cummings, Pat MeCourtp
p s ORielley, Pat Lannan, s..r,
James Malone, JP Gallagher,
Thos Prenderville, Capt john Canhi'
Capt Jos r Plunkett, Lieut. p OTooL
N DAILY,
AMERICAN CITY,.
Hon Patten, John Flannery,
Hon N Burns, Russell
II n Brown. John Corcoran.
SILVER CITY.
Jos Newly, Jos Trench,
Capt Terry, NJ Reese. ..
JoHSTowS.
John McCone, Dennis OLeary'
Jos RYAN, Daniel Carroll.
DAYTON.
VIM Martin, NMcDermott,
ID Reedy. Chas Quinn,
d Murphy, VIM kieiiey'
John Leary. N AcAsnan'
Thos Sha' Judge Reynolds,
John Hundley, Judge Hayden
Reception Committee;
Capt A Plunket, 0'Connel, /.
F Splain, hcCann'
w Ward, VIM Began,
PMcKenns.
FI00r ManaEers; 81.
Cap. oullahan. Capt o'Rielley,
Capt John Cahill Lieut. OTool, r.
Jas Hanrahan, 70 Donognue'
Mr. Malurkey, Mr. Carroll, 7E a
Frank Hughes
Floor Director......Capt. Thos. G. Murphy
TICKETS, Qncluding suppsr,)- %
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-13

" Tickets, 30 5O,sA 3D..
Not transferable, to be had ofmembsrs Of the
Company only.
C0mmittee Of Arrangements.
Lieut. " A Bourne, Sergeant W L Hoover,
Orderly Serg't Wells, Corpl G W Cleaveland,
Private B F Whittemore.
Invitation COmmitIees
VIRGINIA.
Mai. GenJL Van Box. Mai w winton,
keleu, Major T Hale,
BriR.CIeu A Hovey Maj Sam Wasserman,
Col W L Van Bokkelen Capt JOS R Plunkett,
Col Chss A Sumner, Lieut. P O'Toole,
Capt G Murphy, Lieut. Hanlan,
Lieut. Monahan, Lieut. G W Metzgar,
Lieut. Justin Edwards, Hon NJ Cornell,
Hon Pembroke Murray, Hon A Coryeu,
Hon C Bateman, James Root,
John Gillig, Homer King,
Robt G Graves, &c Currie,
] G Clark CB Brooks, .r
W Billet, Elliott
8 Rosener, Thos O'Brian,
smith, Geo G CroweL
G G. Burnett. -.
GOLD HILL. ..m
Cant B Winters, Capt v wilbert,
Hon John q Mills, Hon w Tozer,
Hon w w Bishop, Hon S A Kellogg,
MAYNARD, &c Corey, ...
Samuel HYATT, EAGamble,
] L Requa, A d Brooks, r...
VIM h Hale, ,.r w II II Lee r..
d Headley. LIS Bowers
CARSON. :.
Governor n G. BlaGdel, AdJt.Gen H RUSSELL
Hon Lance Nightingale, Hon G N Notewsre,
Hon Rhoades Hon NJ Thompson,
Hon Fred Hutchins, Hon W Haines,
-.-' CAMP NYE.
CAPTAIN c PAYNE, Lieut. VIM Clark,
Captain A B Wells, Lieut. A Wilkinson,
Lieut. John Littlefeld. Lieut. Joel Wolverton.
isaac a'r FORT CHURCHILL .
Major Cbas NcDermit Surgeon r Meachsm,
Capt A N Runyon, Lieut. D Vanderhoof,
CAPT VIM Wallace Lieut. q Lansing
SILVER CITY.
Captain Stephen Terry, N P Sheldon .-...-.
Captain A pike; Koneman; ..g.
Captain D MCGOWAN, Joseph Trench.
.... ......a.. DAYTON. 81.
Captain Thos Cummings, H Blanchard,
Captain J Baker s T Teet, ...r
VIM Stewart, Samuel Forsee. ...
Reception Committee. ...t
(Rsd Rosettes.) ...
Lieut. W A Bourue O. Sergeant Jes Wells,
Sergeant Frank Reed, Lieut. G. w. MetSgar,
Corporal g w Cleayland Sergeant w Davidson
Private Chas Fish, Private Frank Ward.
E....- Floor Managers.
.... (White Rosettes.) ......-gf
Lieut O @ Pratt Sergeant w L Hoover.
Private B F Whittemore, Private Frank Sporting.
RIoor Director. Capt. G. @. Warner.
~ Dancing to commence at 81 O'Clock. pre-
ciseIy. --- ..'r.-a fe3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-13

A splendid Brass Band has been Sc
Ab cured, and this being the first occasion
AA of ST. Patrick's Ball at Gold HILL the
Aa managers pledge themselves to do all
SIAy in their power to make It grand sue
GEES and pleasant to all.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

PORTLAND, Ms, Jan. 30-The steam
or PernViah, from Liverpool on the even.
ing of the 18th, was detained by fog
Is hours, and did not sail from London
derry until Saturday morning, the 2lst,
aud arrived here this ?. u.
Aessrs. Seho6eid and Bright bad
been addressing their constituents at
Birmingham. The former expressed
regret Of the intention Of Americans 10
terminate the Reciprocity Treaty and
to place gunhoats on the Lakes with re-
gard to non-interveution. He said be
vas not prepared 10 join in q policy
which would altogether overlook the in
juries one nation might iuhict on an
other.
Bright sxpatiated on the triumph of
the non-intervention policy in British
politics In regard to the Parlismenta-
y reform, he said il could NJ more be
put to sleep than could the negro ques-
ton IN the American Congress, for al
though it was always voted 5 nuisance
and not 10 be talked about, yet Ameri-
ca 10 row in deadly conflict. with the
negro standing forth in q large figure
painting for freedom.
Mr.. Bright used very strong argu-
ments in support of the extension Of
franchise. he pointed to the order and
tranquility with which millions voted a.
the recent Presidential election in
America
AS regards American affairs be said be
purpOsely abstained from any o5serva.
lions upon that sad ard mourful reTola-
ton which was taking place.
Mr.. Baxter, NJ P, had been delivering
addresses in Scotland on the American
question. He eulogized Mr.. Lincoln
administration, and was emphsticalll
in favor Of the North. He had peEfec
confidence in the zbility Of the Norti
to bring the question to satisfsclor,
solution.
The Liverpool Pest says that exten
sive orders for army clothing for ii
rebels have been executed in Liverpoo
lately. Twenty thousand uniforms yer
made for rebel artillsrymen.
/ FRxScK-A duel took place recent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
THE VERY LATEST
CONGRESSIONAL.
rTxVITI. COSGREss--ad SESSION


WAsHIgGTos, Jan 80.
HOUSE.-Johnson of Penn moved
that thirty-three and thirty per cent re-
spsclively be added TO the salaries Of
Congressman and employees in the civil
service, which was referred to the Com.
mittee of Ways and Means
On molten of Grinnell, the Com mitsee
on the Conduct Of the War were in
struefed TO inquire into the treatment
By JEFF. c. Davis of freedmen in Geor
gia.
Ross offered the following resolution
Resolred, That the thanks Of Con-
gress and the country are due President
Lincoln for removing Major Gen But
Ter. TaEled-97 to 90.
The House passed = resolution tha.
Virgins, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgis, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Tnunes-
see are not entitled to represent atives
in the Electoral College, aad the refore
no such votes should be received or
counted for President and Vice Presi-
dent
The House proceeded 10 the consider
alton Of the Navy Appropriation Bill
SENATE.-Saulsbury said be had a
petition in his hand, which be had been
requested to present He would say
nothing favorable or otherwise as TO It's
contents. He presented il because its
author, a citizen, had the right of petit
ton The petition was read by the
Clerk. II sets forth that the Singleton
and Blair missions bad failed that
there was no hope of peace through
negotiations that Spain, Austria, and
France, aed the Pope had combined to
recognize the South that to that end
France and Austria had entered upon s
division Of the Mexican States, 10 &C
quire California; that the issue between
the North and South Is Independence or
determination, under which banner the
people must divide and rally; that the
South is capable By spirit and ability 10
purchase her Independence from Eu-
rope, and by the late declaration Of
Gen. Sherman that war bad hardly con-
meuced: the petition therefore prays
for the immediate recognition OF she
Confederacy, 10 secure great Sew
eral Senators interrnptinR-Whose petit
ton is that It's Colorado JewetIs I
Sherman. would inquire if it is Gus.
tomary to read petitions sben presented.
The Chair said be had put the quss-
ton If there was any objection to the
reading Of she petition, and had heard
none.
Several Senators now objected, and
the reading was suspended.
Nesmith asked leave Of absence for
bis colleague, Mr.. Harding, for the re-
mainder Of the session, on account Of
illness, which was granted.
Sherman, from the Finance Commit.
tee, reported the House resolution re.
ducing the duty on imported paper, with
an amendment striking ont three and
inserting fifteen per cent. II was order.
ed printed.
The resolution Of Davis for the ap
poinGment of special committee on the
corFupsions Of the Government ia oil III
departments was taken up.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

EEw roRK. Jan. %.
coTToS-vsry dull aud drooplag st sa9go,
mtd6iing.
FLouR-Dsli; State aud Western FGaise low
sri s519 90 for sxtra STATE, 10 T56711 extra n
n. .. An1 II o69ii o. for trade brands; market
closing rather taore steady.
wHfsKr-sts&dy; Western 3os92 81: sloslng
At latter price.
wHEkT-sozinslly 2sss lover md aur.
RrK-ouiss.
BARLET-Rathsr more active
CORE-Duli, old nixsd westsl l ss,< in
store.
oATs-Firm at lesal os5s small sale. report
ed AtIU.
W0OL-Dzli.
PETROLEUM--A shade nrner At tsa5o fer
Crude; ss8To for Reansd In bond; $500 de- FOR
free.
PoRK-Unsstti.d and dssids1ly lover, closed
mere nrBly 81 sTasT 50; rev Mess closing at
81 50: Mess closing At "a rs; regular % 6oa50 90
prime sta325; PRISE Ness chiefly at 15sss5 50 for
Msss; also 5000 hhIs new Ness fer fss'y asd
March. buyers and sellers option, ~ 5013s 50.
nKEr-Stsady ct previous prices.
DRESSED H0G5-DaIl a. ls5<s7ls for wss-
tern iAtssr prise fer haayy.
BACOS-Quist.
LARD-pseilninS. 1ssz3 and ehssos lots al
a2sz<
RtTTBR-oaist and steady At 80.
GOLD-Closad at z I2k
GOVERNMENT sToCKs-Firu AID fairly
aatlxe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31


g. LET shose who have soHblsA shs VI rt0sa
BULLS Cspsos BfrrEHa. Il any saeh there b.
read this following CsrtEheats from zsgtlsHssR wsl,
known in this community, and dsabt ne zers.
Its general introduction Into the army will save
the lives ofth9assnda ofour soldisss:
LouIsvmLz, Ky. Juns 81, lass.
We, tbs undersigned, have sasn tie good Effects
produced By tbs asa Of DR.. JOBS BrLL's CEDEos
BlTIsEs in cas- Of general debility and pEsssszsoa
Of the syatsm. and eelisss its general would
prevent disease and rulisvB much suGsrins.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this b. She
case, especially those Who are exposed ts miss-
matte influence in the Southern climate
NAL. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. - Dis. ~.
CHAs. D. COTTON,
Collector o. the Port Of Louisville. Ky.
COL. n. DENT.
Provost Marshal Cont of Ksatueky.
REY. ID. P. HENDERSON,
Vice Prsa't VI Sanitary CommissseH.
HAREEY, HUGHES A 90,
Publisher nenlosTai
GEO. p. D0ERG.
Prop. Louisville AnKslgsr.
HUGHES 3 rARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods i,salsrs, Maia Street.
Lousyilis, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 Co,
wholesale shoe Dealer, Main ST., L0aisvilis
HART 3 MAPOTaER,
photographers, cor Market snd Thira sts
L0asviily, KY.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. "a and MARKET SIS,
Lonisvilis, ny.
CAPT. s. n. HfLDRETH,
OF Steamer Major Anderson.
MAI. L. T. THusTOE,
ksymRster q. s. Army.
O. NJ II ETCALF
Va .saal Hotel. Loaisvills. ~.
COL. .ks1kkE BAYLEs,
4ah ~. cavalry.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
Louisyills Journal.
See Advertisement IN smother eGIamu.
fsb8 iy Sold by PETKK VIKRLfNG,
sole Agent. Exansu4tis, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

low The price Of the reports 10 be raised
By Stages, I02, for the relief of A.
W. Loudermifk.
Eighteen bills were passed to third
reading, and the Senate adjourned till
Monday, at 2 ?. n.
HoUSE-Aier discussing the pro-
posed amendments to the rules Of the
House, Senate bill No. l, appropristing
SO, 600 to pay the expenses Of the hegis.
lature, was taken up
Higgins moved to amend, BY adding
the following.
And the Auditor of State shall audit
and issue warrants to such of the mem
bers OF the House Of Representatives for
the year 1868 as had their per diem re-
dnced for absence, for the amount 50 re-
duced.
Brown moved to lay the arnendmest on
the table. Lost By ayes Il, nays "A.
Brown offered the following amend
ment:
Strike out for absence, and inser,
son account Of their having bolted, and
failed to return until the Constitutional
term Of the House had expired
Miller, of Tippecanoe, moved to lay
the amendment on the table, which va,
agreed to BY ayes 40; nays, 80.
Buskirk offered the following amend
ment:
HAnd nos engaged in the business Of
the General Assembly, and noe being IN
able, from sickness, TO attend the ses
sions Of The House"
Higgins moved 70 lay Baskirk'
amendment on the table Agreed to
ayes 40; nays 90
Quite . debate ensnsd % the amend
ments, and Barnham u&ds seorchins
speech Of about an boar Pending ths
consideration Of the bill and Higgins
amendment, the House adjourned til
Monday, at two p. m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

wAsEISGrox, Jan. 30.-One aud two
dollar notes are to be issued By the
Treasury Department TO the Nosional
Banks, and will soon be delivered by the
esgrSvers.
The following was addressed, on the
29ah Of January, 1865, 20 Mr.. VIM. =.
Wood, Superintendent Of Old Capitol
Prison:
SlR-Colonsl North having been sc.
quilted BY the Military Committee be-
fore which be was tried, the Secretary OF
War directs that be be at once released
from confinement Report the receipt
aud execution Of this order
Very respectfully,
Your obd't servant,
+. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
Special Dispsteh 30 the oinei nnati Gszsst.I
Indiana Legislature.
IEpIANAPoLIE. Jan. 26

iEDIASAPoLIs, Jan. %.
SENATE.-The Senate met at 9 D.
n. Lieutenant Governor Baker being
absent, Mr.. Dunning was called 70 the
chair.
TAe special committse to whom was
referred bill No. Il, authorizing the sale
Of the lots on which the Governors
house stands, reported the same back,
with an amendment embracing 9 new
bill, establishing = board Of commits
sioners to purchase . residence for the
Governor, &c
DowEey offered an amendment an
thorizing the Commissioners to rent A
suitable building, until one could be
purchased, or TO pay the Governor q
fixed SUN in lieu thereof equal to the
rental value. Il vas referred TO
special committee Of FIVE.
The Committee on the Judiciary re-
ported back bill rs, exempting the prop
srty of soldiers or families OF deceased
| soldiers from taxes to raise bounties,
/ with the recommendation that i lie on
the table, for the reason that they be-
! IieTe its provisions are unconstitutional
/ The committee regret the necessity which
conpels them 70 report against its pas
sage
gzLLs INTRODUCED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

NEw YoRK, Jan. 30-Gold has been
weak with but little movement, and me
p:iee appears to have fallen from its
own weight The price opened 1t PA
during the lay.
A large quantity of floating ice il
the Bay severely interferes with the
shipment CT Government stores from
this port to the South.
A number Of loaded vessels are a,
the wharves, and many troops are ready
to go forward when the ice embargo il
raised.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31


Testimony of messrs. Richardson
and Browne Before the Committee
ON the Conduct Of the War.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-Messrs. Rich
ardson and Browne, journalists, who
escaped from Salisbury Prison, appear
ed before the COMMITTEES on the Con-
duct Of the War this morning, testifying
that the rebel authorities are numbering
our soldiers by cold and hunger, while
they might supply theri with ample food
and fuel On November 20th many
prisoners we're without food for 4s hourG
They mention deliberate cases Of kill
ing and wounding. Daring two months.
from the 18th Of October 10 the 18th Of
December, the deaths we're 20 per cent.
Of the whole. When they left at the latter
date, they were dying at the rate Of
Ii per cent per month
Il is stated by Prof. Henry that the
partial destruction of the Smithsonian
building viii not interrupt the regular
active operations of the institution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

EEu YoRx, Jan. 30.-The Pests
Washington special says the sub Com
mi.tee Of Ways and Means have sub
mitted part Of the new tax bill TO the
whole committee. Almost all Of the
taxes are increased By the bill.
The Enrolment bin, nov before the
Senate Military COMMITTEES, gives per
mission to obtain subsidiaries from
among persons enrolled on the Provost
Marshafs books
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
Cincinnati Markets.

cIHcTsx1 n. Jaa. %.
rLoEK-Duii a.a Bat little doing
WHEAT-Dan and Bed net sAieabls Il over
Ia0
cORE-Usshsnzsd,
OATe-u nchanxn1.
WHfsKY-TIrmer al -.
PRovLsTOES-Duii. 80 tisress Of Lard ssld
AZ Ia Ssthing asns in Mess Fork or Bsik
Meats ~ eonsssusnee-priens Nominzl. The
news from Nsw YeFk bad . depressing lBausnes
"a the market.
GOLp-aIS
eTLyER-ee8
ExCdAkGE-FiFu and scares.
AOEEr-MAEkst tight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
A CARD.

rh. snaer.sensd having sod cut HIS sntirsstosk
~ EsaSv Hads Clothing, sad Gsntisns1s' Far
e5.sIng Goods. and retired Eon the Business
L---Ev srprsssss bis grateful AcknoElsdE suents
= ~. sumerors friends and customsrs Tor thsir
- u1trozsxs 50 literally extended 70 biE, and
- rsspsctfufiy Ksconusnd MsesrB. Taylor 4
r.. whs have suocesdsd hin IN the ousiness, and
80 ars nov prepared - furnish 70 "a cir custom
= ewpyT mrsfcla In their iirs, Of ID very baxs
ssalssy, and 6 TIE nsst favorable prtlsa.
szx1 y. LToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
OCEAN TRAVEL.

VIlHx WELL KNOWN FAvoRTTTg CLYDE
Il built iroa steamers Of the ANCHOR LINE
Of steamshipss "HIBER6IA,s :. :. CALEDONIA"
DBRITAE NJ" anc " UNITED KIEGDOM" are
iutsndsd 10 sail sortnighffy 70 znd from New
York. carrying passengers % and from Liverpool,
Glasgow. Belfast, Dublin, Waterford. Cork. Lim-
eriek, Gsiwsg, or Loodondsrry- Thsss steamers
were uiIt especially for tbs Atlantis trade and
are divided into water aad Sir-tight oomp4rt-
mentg.
BATES or PASSAGE
Trom New E0Sk to any Of the above places
Csbins,.S SD and $loo; Stserzsss s45, payable IN
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above plaoss :
Cabins. SO AIS $50; ssssrszs, SIS, payable IN
gold OF IT'S equiysts1f in AEsrfcaz cuTrrzcy-
These who visa 20 send for their friends e@s Day
tArksss AZ tkass rats from the Agscs
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO.
iarzz-4u Bowling Grsaps Rev Isrh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
WILLIAM RRAYTs,

AGtorHey az Law and u. 8. Gala
Agent,
IL auth erfssa - ts GsTerp neat 70 procure Psn-
ssoas. B.sHnsy nonsy, Sack Pay. Beauty Land
Ciaiusu fer HozsEs and othsr PsoFSsrr destroyed
Wills in is ssrVios * ths scovsrnmsot, snd all
claims, Of rhatsvsr kine % estars against the
United STATS.
BOHHty for Discharged seldiersl
ny an As~ndassst 20 tl< BosesE'Tsass. passed At
the issf s.ssios Of Congress. +" AL .assdisrs or
ether persons sho 1sss bees er sad kssss1ssv Be
sisehArxed wiikla years from the aais * assr
salistmsat. By efwounds raosises in teisis,
shall reeeive The came Boenty tAsuEh thsy
served two yeAFa."
once s55< Main strest. over Kslisr's Gan stoEss
opposIis the Court aon~s. Evansville, IaaiAna-
Correspondent must ~sciess stamps.
aa-Good references gissa HFeqstrsd. nh2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AgD EXPERIENCE or
INVALID.
Published fo~ the b@nsat and eautioz 10 yonn &
rnsn and others Who safer frem SsFvous Debility,
Premature Decay Of Manhood, 4e., supplying ~
Tire same lime the msans OF self cure. By oas
who hsa cured himself ssteF underg going consider
abs qHseksry. By enclosing = postage paid ad-
dressed envsisps. single copies nay - had 81 the
author, NATHANIEL MAYYAIR. Es4,
asca- lndkw 8rsoklyn. Kjagn Co.. 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

FkAScE--Ths Pope's eaeycliesl letter
10 the leading theme OF discussion in
France Projects had be en- ordered to
report on it's effects. The Government,
j. was said, contemplated serious step
in the matter. IL was rnmored thai
there had been . difficulty between
the French and English military au.hori-
ties 81 Oden.
Paris bourse krmer. Rentes, of 35c.
The Times's city article says bonds
yesterday experienced farther decline.
One cause fos the general heavifess is a
feeling Of despondeney and depvession
Of the market for various staples Ct colo
NAL produce.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31

II Bois de BouloEue between Count
Tallyrand Perigord, recently made
Duke de Montmorency, and H. de
/ la Roichfould Duke de Oudentre, one
Of the plaintiffs of pending suit
to prevent the former from assuming the
Moutnoreney title. They fought fifteen
minutes with swords, when Is Roieh-
fouid was wounded in the arm, and hos
tilities were stopped. Perigord also re-
ceived slight wound.
The Bourse vas firm. Rentes OF
20c.
The Presse asserts that the relations
between Austria and Prussia continue
excellent, but nevertheless Austria Il
determined to withdraw from the ALI
ance rather than permit Prussia to an
mex Duchess.
A Madrid psper asserts that Spain
will demand from Perm an indemnify OF
$4,000, coo francs for the expenses OF
the exposition.
The CarTespondeatia sznounces that
the Government will act eDergetically il
the Encyclical Letter is Published with
9ut authority Of the Council Of State.
ITALY.-A complete ruptare had oe-
Cured between Cardinal Dandres and
the Pope. The Cardinal was summoned
to Rome to answer for rebelEous Ian
guage, under penalty of being deprived
Of the emoluments Of his rank. II is
stated that the Cardinal refused 10 leave
Naples
BRAzn-Parsguay had declared war
against Brazil A decree was issued
announcing rupture of the treaty.
The Loadon TFnes, editorially refers
30 the rumor that the rebels eontem-
plate emancipation IS means OF Sc
curing European recognition, and points
out the fatality Of such 8 step, as the
idea of accepting a protectorste of any
European government rather than sub
nit to the North. The Times regards
the idea as visionary, and thinks no Eu-
ropean power il likely TO accept such an
Improbable offer. In another article il
expresses the hope that, for the sake o.
The United States and Canada, tie reci-
procity treaty mar continue. Both sec-
tons viii be greatly injured, while DC
Apprsciabls mischief will be done With
England
The loss Of the new blockade runner
SeliA of Liverpool was q most distress
ing affair. Only twelve seamen we're
saved out Of nearly go persons on board.
The lifeboat which went to the rescue
was also lost, vita seven OF the crew.
The British war ship, Bombay, was
burned of Montevidso, and 95 Of her
crew are supposed TO have been lost
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-31
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