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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18

oeute unbeRe@li@e Grtunpe Der Gretbett
i9on ldneit In Der 8ansea &spubln. ia
In. alien Baterlanbs betannt unS an9e'
ltben mar uns iebt.. uo9 bsfsnnter unb
an~aelebener unr s0eprieftner ,ueroeu
(ou, .psu,n bic teut(@ . republieani'@e
prefe ptS9anbee fire pFidt nur etniBer'
u,a6ea fennt.
C. 1T nouaentli6 taS Dotuut Der cor,
tiaen Bep5lterun9 fiber bas MteerRimus.
re9t. bur@ wel@es bielslte ibre 0eflns
nunsst19tteteit 8ldnssno ans 2t&t sc.
feut.
Sn Der Statt 81 u.u m fimuten Isl
beutl4e 8lr8er 4 :, unb rur is 9e8en
ras ENHANCEMENT.
Die 2anptopnS bielteu S&ritt III bie<
Ter MuGt tpie folet -
9tapsnpsrtb fir Amsntsusnt Is Stiumta,
& baeestn Seine.
2insen, fir amensemsnt Is @timmsn,
tagseen Seine.
Milfsrt, fir Enhancement % Stimratu.
tasssen attne.
Siseltprn fir Enhancement q Gtimmsn,
sassssn attns.
Dieles In, san3en County NIT unerb5r>
ter Ginultbi8teit ~ @unfen Der &edts'
aleibbeit abseBebentr @otun,s weset
mollen mir pom Zen in / siniisen Conn,
rem befannten 8 ottpnmppp. ptrlbten
D.mptrateretsn lawttsen.
Das Enhancement enpfr9 I'M 6anjen
County 1o8ar ao9 cine or6bere Wiajrrt,
tat ais ra6 StaatStidet. bonn Der vppR''
sufclse 1T tts Naiorttdt pes Mmtnee>
mentS in Bro,pn @ounty 21O, bic Mar,
I&au'S 200.
Brcwn County bat cine 8eo6lteruna
pon 1850 Seelen. oer Staat 100000.
bate atlo Der sanse Staat eettu,u,t nit
8rotpn County, II mare has Mmententett
nit $4,000 @timn1en Maioritdt aueez
noun,en unp MaribaQ nit $4,000 Stim'
mea Maioritdt erpdbit wprren!
@ie mare pa Der Name pom 9itnne.
lsta ertlunsen int ean3ea ,peiten @eltse,
tiete, mo nur Gre~ibeitsfreunre pobnen
Mber un(er unBlid mar Minneiote
bal m.brere psutiae @ountits uno In bic
len iebr niele gut 9eiInnte unb frtibeits'
ltbenre beutl&e Srti&aften, absr IS la
nur Gin pur@ uup bur& ber Greibsit Ct.
6ebenes heut1des County unb rae 1T baa
noble, ebrenbafte County Bronn!
Die .pof" faet: Die Beptlterunl
unierer @e8eno bat. inber1 fe ft@ mt
Rarter Moiorttdt flr ba6 Au1enbenten
,ur Contribution ertldrte. ,,an1eutli9 be.
piefen, ba6 fe bic 3raepette Der bremen
nenren 1~a8esfraee. ob Der Garbtse gun
@tinnmre@te au8ela6ta perben foIte, 1,
wlrciaer perfebe. Sc ii cine erfreulidv
8obrnebmun0 unb Is u,ue bfe(ts aud
auetrbalb lberaI sbrenb ertannt peroen
cdb pas Guntamentalprin3ip unitrer 9fe
publit, pie0lei9beit MQer, feline fete Ser
tretun8 lei uns fnpet."
Sir unteti@reiben iepts @ort bieft,
susipruds NIT, !Greuren :unp fnbeu Il
Der %ebrenbaften banoluueswetit Der beut
I&en 3D. pom Brorn Count
ret@li&e @enuetbuuns fllr ras, tpas UNI
an ben, @ebabren fanatiGrter beuti@e
patteiidlapen eei&mer3t unb unlern beut
f9en NationalaolS beleipiet.
: Nu@mals bod bic 6tuti@en Yionter
pom Brpwnl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18
CIR GbeapG Cash $torf

Da mir unlsre @aaret Dor eem jung
}sn Stetsen Der Yreiie 9etauft baben, 10
fSnnen unp molten mir eieielben . fill
lie, ipsnn nidt Gin wenia Wilt
eer, als treeno jenanc iont in bitter
Start perfaufen i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18
@roftrp \ propifou- Stprt

Neter Haueu.
3wette 9traBe. 0eaeniber tenn &mericot
MinnagpoAs, AaenAsota,
balt aueer eiuen suten AAsrtenent Upeerie Rets
sprrdtbis eiu Eager sox porruan- NIB Gausp.
DAaven.
g1 t.fdss eassrbier anb andre ges.axle
enb kets an paub.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18
G5 lebe bas repubtifanti6e
8annev:G puntD 8rpmm!
Die Deuti6en III Dem ,paf<
r fern @ren3>@ ountY
feff unb treu,

IrpS Corruption unb feieen 4hifen
Rein uebertSlptln uus tein Btrbllfeu,
@D Deuti@e tlur bic CAD anfeb'n
limb tstu 3ur rVerparts' -Gabae Rtb'a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18
@rpcerte>@tDre

Wrpcerte-9t0re
&anblnn8 in 6enti6enTru6t ten
Delitateftn Il,
+. 6a(el6orE,
Z. @traee, 3ptl@en &oiabeaa xnb 8reabpay
81. PAUL Minnelota.
ale in naein Sad l1laeenbtnB aar,n knb scu
Der befen aualitat pnb werbtn au ben biQisa<n
preiien abgela0en.
Die atebrttn Btfu&er metnos stores fut.u
baltlbf Rsts Gin Glas&sa axsss3ei6usteR fritten
3a8erbierS,
unb hirb ibntnt IN u1einen, @e|1aft aberbauptNl-
les 8~ebotea, nas ba3u tienen fam, mir ibreGunf
III 9ewinnen. Sc. 6afeIhor6f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18
Me1'e Mfuf
maaren!ma
gfeue
Cdtbcart & Go,

erbalkn yer GrfreB 8reBe 5alenoan8fn ~ 1gfeH
Baarnlaser, bsiebenb aus benz
Neueften
I'm frembenu nbei bel M i'd IN
SUPERINTENDENT
Da mir unlcre Gintaufe unter ben
eanRisRen u~mfdnren semaat 10 iinp
mir i'm @tance, cine Muswabl pom @aa<
rem III bieten, .pelde fir Aue an3tebenp
iein ttuB, bic mad Gem Neuen, @@5nen
unc @uten p%erlansen.
Sir bic liberole 36nnerldaft wel9e
uns FISHER 81 Tbeil tpurce, banfIa9enb,
erht!ten nit adtuneSpou mir cine Gertlr,
buna rerielbetl unter Der 0rI9erun9,
paB es infer 8efreben lein iou, uniere
@clbdfte fit bic &dufer an9enebm uno
nortbelbaft ~ MAIDEN.
Man serst6s niat bas ate 9aus,
1872 Dritts @nase. 132
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-18

t6err Bsrnbaro s. 3abm,
IL Rets germ tersit, alien bienlt& gu fem. wsl@e
uulern @aareupprratb burdsumuFern tpinl&en.
Gdtbcart II. 90.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12

4 TI$-Les soua>jE,:es ont fhonncur dan
X ! inncer au public Je "a :fossc st. Landry
It d's taross"s arcisinantes gn'i : achetrut l.
"oton AK prix lrs plus eieves dn Marche. lis
i'I01t tca!rlnrnt des araIras de tuiie ct cord.
l'enha!iag" ct de nlarchau,lsos sur les colons
Gni l",.r aer"rt reudus Ou G., seroht cxped.es par
ltur inferno eui4:fe.
J. BLOCH & 20.
Opelons.s - Juliet 1850 eif
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
AVIS.

Ts7OUTES LES PtRSUNNES qui, dams la
/ paroisse St. Landry, ponvsuivent uue pro-
.;s>ioIs, meter uu H1le occupation qnciconant
sent par le present aveTti5 d'avo!r a Sc l)I c.
srttrr iniu6,iiatrmpnt d mon Bi,.rs,l, a la hia-
ser it. Cour, a Oprlousas, ct Tetrer lenr Licence
de ':ruiSSr ct 4 Eat, ;>ltteneut il sera LlSpo-
Sc scion Ia ui
J. J. BiIAUCHAS1P, Sheriff
Bureau du She;t, PaTosse st. Landry,
tprlDi1sa3 5 Auut lS61. o-:}t !
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12

--L'oisive,e ct l'smour escsssif dcs plsisirs en-
.raiue apres sol tous les vices
Ia mort est une chose mons terrible que
nous ne fmsginnns; c'est IN spectre qni nous
epouysn.e a une ccr.aiue distance, ct qri disra-
rsis lorsqu'on Went q s'approchtr de ui de plus
pres.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
EssH3sG
ssLS
ET LTGNE De VOITURES

Entire Il Nile. Orleans ct Washington.
I Is sonssisnes ayant rris des s,rsrg 'mrnts
"a aYrc IA Con.pasne Express de Ia No,4a, lie
" Washington ct Ia NnuvrIie ibtrie. rtncoltrant ID
!" ';alr:.u i vaI"uf huhr, Gui va ;asqu II l.; si..-
ton dG c!.em;u DE- fer drS 0re!rn<as.
Cne De CrS vourrs i;a::!a de Washington n
Aiatdl e J"ndi de chaqH" senaaina. a 5 ',aor"s n
nan, rt 3a retonr, partira de Ia lso"vyNc IiIeric
ie tietcrccii G. }shdredi il iarrivt:r. ,u Bsteau.
les voures ptendront, en- nusre dss passsgcrs.
nne na!le ilitepeudate les iotires, ,uErnailx, pa
Quets &c.
BALDWIN FRERES.
Washington - Aout 1905. 9.f
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
E.afahsasAs,a
Essas AsSsyE

POUR pOURVOIR A TN REVENU POUR
La PAROISSE ST. LANDRY.
& RTiCLi. Ter. est orGcane par le jury de
1 AZ Pot;c de Ia ParoisSe st, Landry, Qu'une
take GU licence annnrle de Paroisse, de soxa,te.
quinze ponr cent SUI lie montant de la take OH
''cence & Eiat, seIa eveo ct cnlIectee de chague
personne poursuiTant aucnn des rtttiers, profess
slols ct occupations taxes par FEtat.
Oldonna le II Juliet 1865.
-----.--..- ELbERT CAN'T.
President da Jury dc Police
Jos. p. RICHARD. Gr.eser
- Juliet 1265.-tiii
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12

GgA Aux n ulinotions d6ji falies pour, ,nctre Pa
roisses, le Gnuverneur Wells sjou;e cees-c..
.Juges de Psfx,-A. II Castillo, j ohm c. Barry,
T m. Elkns, Yves Vidrins.
Constables,-R Richard Jr., D. Richard. 7Ju'
les Aguillard, G. Fon'enos. asEs ~~ss 1
Notsire ct Juge de faix, Francois Srrsas.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
CIR CE e.

W OUIS WAITER l'honncur d'annoucer e
L. ses amis ct au public en- general quill Went
f,'srriver de- Ia Nouvelle Orleans avec un grand
sssortim. mt d.. Grocerie, consistant principar-
ment en- FARINE, JAMBON, WHISKY. WINS
de tonte sorte, e. DC. quill vendra des prix
auss mot5res que possible, scion son babitude'
Il s'e$, egaIemeut assure les services dun eK- 1
cellent ouyrirr menuiser, ce qui lui permet des
aujourd hui de repurer les meubles qu'on voudra
bipn iui coulter.
OuelouSas Juliet 1868. Att
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
3 . y L A N c. & r I T.

! Z soussigns s'etant procure un excellent
d 4 Bnulanger a la Nile. Orleans. veniira son
pain ra;son lie 16 onces pour 10 cents, espe-
rant que bi"ut0t il pourra encore Ell auen,euter
le pci>is. II portera le pain d doG,cie tUus les
mathis. 1,aus les lin,itrs dt la vile.
Z. VAEEIbLE
CpcohsaS 10 juliet l3G.,. 5-5t
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12

& Wis AU rCBLIC-Le public est par lr
"a present avert de TIE pas ncgocier uno for
tame obligation &c Il sdi:5ne de cent cin3"onte
m"s;rcs. 'i.tr dams la ParoSse Naicasirn an 1879
ct souscEilo snli,la:ltment par G, Singleton. f.
Farvcs ct John lIes etcndo<set par NJ A. Var
nell. at'endu que cct:e obligation 5lt per1uc GU
esarGe.
! LEVY.
parniysc Ct an1-y 10 qoIt iSnS of
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
IL COURIER DES CPELoUSAS
Public is Sanleds par Joel r. Sandoz,


CONDITIONS"
L'abonnement sera de TRois piastres par an
payables d'avance, GU QUATRE piastres payabIes
a la fin de pannee. Aucun abonnement ne sera
arrete avant que les arrerages ne soient payes, d
moins que Fediteur ne le juge convenable; ct les
abonnzs qui desiEeront suspendre devront en- DON
ner avis par ecrit su moias Is ours avant le ter.
me de leur Announcement.
Les avis sefont inseres raison de hut cents
la ligne pour chaque publications. ct tout avis, d
moins quill n EN- soft autrement ordonns, sera pu.
bile en- francas ct en- anglas jnsqu'a quil soiss
retire on jnsqu'a ce que lsditeur juge 4 propod
den suspendre Ia publication.
Les annonces de candida: 90 raieront dix pias-
tres, ct d'aysace.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
AVIS,

= L soussisne intorme respectueusement le
E-A public rn general ct sas anis Ell particulier
quill tient nne BouanCerie OH lis p,urrollJ Sc
pfocurer eli tout temps Gu bon pain Mais pour
!eur cem0odjte 1t pain sefa porte /: "ur dumice
Ayant Issis;e Ia ;ourmc,:ic poliiqne qni
Went &c jc;er en,vue Lu p"lt soD vaisscau brise,
il espere lero.oi. u'.o part IL Encouragement du
public. I. IERAI.
n.'NIeusas l5 Juliet 1865. 5f
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12
- d sE+ -
Pour Tresorier GEtat.

" Mons sontInes uutulse a annuncer IL Maj
s. u. OLIVER cuutuie candidat pour tresorisr
dEtat, leectiun de Novembre procha'n.
Is ayrii 1865 ...es .s-tsza s7- #4i-E
The Opelousas courier., 1865-08-12

Restaurant E1S'assga:s.
rE7ENU PAR PHILIPPE FORGET, NJ. -
i i,ua s. Chartres e,re Cont ct Bienviilc,
N"uvet Orleans. tzV Chanibfes garnics
les pfix soat les uIGntrs ua 'ancicunement
20 Juliet 1868. :sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
SALES WAREHOUSE.
SUMMERS 4 SPEED PR0PRIEIORS,
Evansville, Ind

THE NECESSITY or A ToBAocO ISsPEc-
i tIon and Sales WAtshouss At this place, has
ong besn sIt By the plastsrs Of this section, aad
the nndersIGnsd, At the solicitation Of = large
number Of the prominsnt BlautsrH On Green aad
tbs Lower Ohio TiEers, hare decided 70 0psn ens.
EvsnsViIls, a. . market both for nAies Of tobac-
co and obtaining supplies. ofsrs superior zdyaa-
taEes 70 the planters Of GreeB, Cumberland, and
the Lover Ohio rivera, 20 any market In the Veal
Being much nearer the eantrs Of the great tobae-
co growing region than Louisville or Cincinnati
znd 81 the bead Of low water navigation for boats
Of modsrats dranght, fFsights 70 this point are
much lower than 70 any other large market, be-
sides, being easy Of access by steamboats, a. al
Of the year, will enahs planters TO attend
the sales Of their tobacco Nithout much loss Of
time, and at eonparatiVely small expense.
Whss sales are Dot nsde At satiHfsetory prizes,
and rsisstsd aud the owner desires 70 ship hss
tobacco 10 AnotbAr market, We will be prepared 60
make liberal cash advances on such shipmsnts %
our fFieuds In Ssw York or sissvhsre. snd 70 for
ward Il 81 as los rates Of freight % snJ HOUSE %
the LeEsF 0hie.
Frs7 twelve years sxpsrisses ot cur Nj. brs-
nsss, - Tobacco Inspector OF New Orleans, and
the long expsrisnes OF our Mr. EPEED With the
tobacco trads Of GrssE Firsr, "a feel eonAdeat Of
ability 70 eire entire satsnstloB % all eusl.
nsss entrusted 70 eur care.
We take tsfs method Of soliciting youE patron-
sgs, snd for eur standing and business aaAiinea-
tons, refer you 10 the business nsn OF Evansville
and the fsfmsT shipE>zs Of tobsoco to hsw Or
leans. RsspsstfgllJ, yours,
dcc29-iwsoA SUMMERS SPEED,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
Additional River Items.


The river Is rising quite rspidly At this poiat,
and the indications are that largs rise may b
expected.
Although there has been but uttls business
done on the ievss, there a humber Of GrrL
walls this m ornlng, including the Robert Burns,
Memphis to Cincinnati; Gsnr Andersen, Cairo
TO Evausvills; Rose Hite. Henderson to louis
Vile; Phantom aud Clara Denning Nashville 10
Louisville; gunboat Lue Eayes, CoDmsaOre Nit
chel, from = cruise below.
The GenI Anderson arrived from Cairo this
morning, with moderate Trip, and Is rs-loading
for her early departure this afternoon. She
brings q painful rumor Of the drowning ct Cairo,
on Friday Of ons OF the hrm Of Foster, Gwynn
= Co, of Memphis, by filling from the wharf
boat We sincerely hope that Il Is mistake.
The Clara Denning passed ~ with load Of far.
loughed Government horses.
The Robert Burns passed mp from Memphis
with a1n0dsrate trip
Ths Ross Hite had only moderate trip ont this
uoruing, the prohibition Of landing the Esp-
taeky shore interfering greatly vifh trsds,
The Clifton and Golden Eagle are both due for
aemphis this afternoon
a semi wsskly line oi packets has been started
20 ply between 81 Louis and nashville, consisting
Of the Imperial aud J s. Msphsm.
The CITY Of Cairo made the run from Msmpsis
70 Cairo, nskiug ak landsgs, IN 20 hours asd ~
MINUTES, and hsd i25 cabin passengers apd iss
pack tgss of freight.
'rhs Darling has just arrived from Memphis fer
Cincinnati, vlth 200 bales Of cotton ts8d large
uumbor of passengers
eapt Bachelor informs that be saw Alex.
Foster 10 Memphis on Friday evening.
By our dispatches this noon IL will be seen that
the river az Cincinnati has risen Abo at thirtssn
feet since Saturday, aud tsslvs feet at PtisburgA
during the last twenty.fonr hours, which pro
tonds big river here. Ths riss viii be very
rapid Tomorrow aud Tomorrow night
The Olive Branch, from New Orleans on ths
29th, having on board the 10th aud 22d KsBtuoky
regiments, on their way 70 Louisville to bs ssus-
tered out, arrived at Cairo last Thursday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
New York Noon Markets.

EEw YoRxs Ja1- ..
COTTOE-Qniet at 70.
TLoUg-Qaiet and hrm; 10 2o9lo 30 for Extra
Round Hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-so receipts but quist aud arm.
CORN Firm; limited sapply; s99l % for
naked Western.
OATs-Z cents better At Os11 o.
PORK-FirmeT; - 2561s3 50 for EsW Mess.
LARD-DgII At 205z@1<1zc-
WHISKY Quiet aud hru at 23H9z "a
NEARLY all at the latter prics.
sTOCEs-stsady at the board but higher since
MONEY-Pienty g. per cent
STERLING EXCHAGGE--Quiet at 1o21<.
GOLD Opened At 1854 and closed at 1061zz.
GOVERNMENT sTOCks-5-z0 registered Cou-
pons. 1884 IO-40 Coupons. 1895 ohs Year Ger
tihcatss, 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
CINCINNATI Noon Markets.

CIScTNSATI, Jan. g.
FLoUR-UnchSng-d, and demand hrn: Super-
fine O0,d9 a5; EXtrS . s50g So
WHEAT co32 o5 iSr ked; the demand hut
moderate.
CORN-Good demand at o59l o. for Ear. aud
l2,6l IA for Shelled.
BARLEY-NOminally unchanged.
RYE-Nominally unchanged.
WHISHI-Held at -, with ne sales
oVISI0NS-URehsnged Ana quiet, Si'h rot
much demand.
HoGS-Fira at 10 % for 10 n averages. The
receipts are 2.OOo.
GRoCERIEs--Firms coSss tss47 sagsr ia
s975
CLOVER Seeds 90.
FLAX skKp-S -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor
Ger. msiu sns Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

TsnIs OLD, WILL EsTABLTsHEn. AND
i widely-kuoEe Hogel has besn closed for sew.
er@i weeks Undergoing repairs. Il has, during
this time, been rrpainied inside aud out has been
thr0ughiy httsa up, and In a great measure furu-
iHhed with new beds aud furniture The proprie-
tor has made every Arran cement 10 render his
house convenient, healthy aud azreoabls 70 the
public.
thanking the public for The nne patronage that
for series Of years has been extended 10 the
Washington, he iavites = renewal oftheIr custom
and will endeAvor 20 have his table furnished apa
the house managed Ia = way % merit thalr cautin.
ued patronage
omnibaasa will carry passengers 20 and from
tbs Depot fraa f,fv2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontaine Cotton Express I!

ONLY FEN DAYS TO NEw YORK
gIME GUARANTHEnl
ffNHts LIGRTNTNG EXPRESs LINE FOR
4 the transmission Of Cotton to the East, by
dispatch, Is nov fully established
GS- Time hillz Of LadiRg will be given.
TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS.
gaT Condgnmants solicited
kR0WNa DuNKEkSoN 4 60, Aasnys,
i-sS EvansTfl1s, TndfsAs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
Net Assets, July /. 1864,
- &3.4O1.93 80 y.

.. The PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
&TNA, after As years Of severe trial, has re-
alfred the grcatsst public advantages and
success Of the Nartcns systems OF Fire Insu-
rance IN the eountry. l. now better than
ewes prepared for duty,
ik0OO Loss Claims have been settled and paid
SINTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
I. THF CONSUMPTION OF PR0PERTY BY
FIRE, in tha United States averages over
slOO0oO daily. Is yoar property exposed
aud unprotected
= ARR YOU INSuREHf IL not, Why nott
Tbs cost is trihing; the duty Is manifest
the resnlt may be your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect may involve
you IN bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel III
appointment
s. Particular ATTENTION and regard Il
given 10 small risks sell - large once
Able and superior commercial advantages
Afforded
H&- Insurance solicited and Policies issued b!
J. W. NEXSEN, Agent,
iaS9 Marble Hail Buildius, No. 9. Main St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
Destructive FIre-Movements e1Gen.
Lyon.

CINCINNATI, jan. 9.-P. HsyieR's ex.
tensive rolling mill at Portsmouth,
Ohio, was destroyed by FIRE on Thurs
day, with large stock
The Commercials correspondent es-
Inmates that Hood took across the Ten
nessee River from twenty to twenty-five
thousand men.
Forrest abandoned about one hundred
and tifty wagons on the south side.
On Thursday, Lyon, with about eight
hundred men, passed through MeAliun'
vile, capturing company Of Ten-
nessee cavalry. He crossed the Chat
tsnooga Railroad below Tullahouna, and
tore up few rails He is on his way
to Join Forrest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
REWARD.


- 30 Reward-
CTRAYED on STOLEN FROM THE SUB.
- scriber, living IN Jscobsyiile, on tbs 9th Z ~
Of Juns 1885, two year old bay mare colt liftls
white on both Of hsr had legs, white streak IN
her forehead. ard little on one Of her fore feet.
and very large Of her age has the Appearances OF s
teres-year old. The Abevs reward VIII - paid far
her delivery 10 ne, foT such Information will
lead 70 bsr recovery.
asc1o-In JOHN ToHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

CINCINNATI; Jan. 9--noon.-The river
has risen feet and 4 inches; 80 feet
and inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy; thermometer S2'.
PIrTsBURGH, Jan, 9-noon. The river
rose last night to over 10 feet, and is
now about at stand.
Weather cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

NEW YoRk, January 9.-The Times
and Worlds Washington special, says
THE Blairs have again started for
Richmond, having learned that passes
from the rebel Secretary Of War awaited
them at City Point
The Tribune Washington special
says it is probable that resolution will
be introduced in the Senate inquiring
under what law Hancock's corps is
being organized, and It is almost certain
that the nominations of the officers will
be rejected.
The same special gives letter writ
ten by soldier in JEFF Davis's corps,
strongly reprimanding that General for
turning back slave women and children,
who sought to follow their husbands and
/ fathers who were allowed TO accompany
the corps through Georgia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

FIR. MONROE, Jan. 9-Seerstary Stan
ton and General Meigs arrived here last
evening, also Simon Draper and other
attaches of the Custom House They
sail for Savannah at noon to-day.
Weather stormy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
U. S. NOTICE.
MEDICAL.

rINuE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
4 INVALID.
Published FOR the hensrt and IS esutios TO yeunE
tnen and others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c. supplying 81
tks sane time the II self cure. By cns
who has cured himself after undergoing consider
able qnsckery. By enclosing a postage paid AL
dressed enveeps, sin gte copies may Be bad Of the
authog. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Es7,
dsc9-Imd6W Brooklyn, Kings Co. k.Y.
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The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

l. FIRE AND INLAND NAyTGATIoN RISKS
scocptei. now as heretofore, at fair rates
and liberal conditions.
3. BUSINESS CONDUCTED With constant dis
patch and accuracy
> LOSSES always met with promptSess snd
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
LEGION

It is important to the peace and Sc
euritT of the State, that We have a well
organized and equipped Militia, which
NAV be speedily called out in case Of an
emergency. To the oficsys and men OF
the Indiana Legion, the State chiefly
owes the immunity she has enjoyed from
invasion, plunder and murder, BY the
guerrilla aud marsudiRg bands which
infested many Of the adjoining counties
Of Kentucky. On several occasions
they met the ensmy in battle, when they
amply maintained the credit of the
State, sRd behaved with that distinguish
ed courage which has characterized the
soldiers of Indiana throughout this war
Some have fallen in battle, and earn
estly recommend that their families be
provided for, and placed upon a footing
at least equal 70 the families Of those
who fall IN the Federal service.
Tbs organization, discipline, and efh-
cheney Of the Militia should be encour-
aged and promoted By every means
and inducement which the Legislature
can present, and placed, If possible,
upon an enduring basis. 1t should be
so organized that every person capable
I Of performing military duty might, in
Al emergency, BE compelled to reader
military service, and the defence Of the
State not lsft- 70 those only Who sntsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

Additional number shown By the rolls In
ths A3iutant Generals Offos, say ........-
Additia- al tor 2sth L. :. Colored Vols -.
One hundred days volunteers, Regis.
" enlisted Veterans .................,-..,....,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
DENTIST.

Improvements ana Inventions
Are being made, aDe everything that will s1bservs
the interests Of bis patients IS secured By him.
establishment and FaeIliti S