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, 1865-01-23
ANIuH2n1k1t1E.
A CADEAIY OF MTTSTC


IA Warrington strest- bet. Clark md Dearborn.
KELLY LSONT NNsTRKL5.
Mend Monday evening: January "a. and every evening
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s5SSs{ss S:s s: 5SSsFSo pSaEs5
anas & o 1sass :
;s5Sss S sna sfsS ;so I'd Sas: ri: be5s;
$40 5oeloc1 .. m.
McVICKER'S THEATRE,
s..'s q. Dearborn
L: o;e t. ds ss 9ss q T. i
ana a. Esm TO 5ocoek. Sears secaI Ell one xeez
commence At * O'Clock. y s'''A' pe''o'aaaoee'o 70
MONDAY EVENING. Jsnusry sd. 1ssy,
RETURN OF THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
En'aSsTsTft T = '9,g'tta1 81 4 fqe;e '5!2s
her famous lend!slSa e q4tt,rxcn enr ''''s'' III
DAxcr and thrilling BsoApswo.n Goxn.r. SIS vi
y Il s:si + s1eas q IT, II W RI
Df BY the Compsny. Ja12-esa5
GOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. J. H. WOOD AND B. r. WHITMAN.
Proprletors md Managers.
during the weak. and on SATURDAY, AfTkRNooN,
WILL BE- presented the great sensation dram. OF
4 Romance Of Poor Yocns Han.
Manual. l....... F. Z. Aiken
-, ME- bIaQey
Msnsms ndr1 Z. T. fsTEin
Maua1uo Auuly .M13a Jennie hight
NEW SCENERY BY MIR. 9. aULICK.
Wednesday, EXTRA slATINgE, at which the great
Giant, sgnor Gssen, will Bppear tn conIunct1ou with
the Company.
VARIETY THEATRE,
Hoe. LIS and IT. Dearborn 4tseet.
:. L. aad STAGE ManaSer
Next Monday evening, Jan. =. entire new company
Y Bake. Mig Estella Garlic Niss celestlae GatIe.
EaKap, Nj. o. ~ Blake. HI. william Allen, Nj. J. H.
Earle These will appear IN conjunction With The
one 1he largsst compsnies eyer eonsfegste any
States Immense euccess OF Mrs Marietta Rayel, j.
". McAndrewA and Mt Dan Holt. Doors ooea at S:l5
, 1865-01-23

AT a meeting Of the First Ward Protective As.
eociation. last evening. committee composed oi
a e. ana rss n
the other wards Of the city at Room No. s, In
| the Court Honse, on Monday evening next al Il
T hs 81 the
ous Ward AasociaHone to put in recruits at the
present low figures 10 the credit Of the different
Ward Associations, to be sppl1cd q eubsn.
save great deal Of money to the wards, and It Is
earnestly requested that every wari il the city
shall be represented BY ite duly delegated com
the appropriation OF the money ralsed for the ben.
eft OF the members Of the Association only VII o
shall hare paid the cum OF twenty-nre dol
@ as ss9n ~ m Thos sd
in by few who arc puhlfoapirtted enough to come
forward with their money. The next meeting viii
be held In the ctrcuit Court Room Tuesday even
ing. ---
Sc1.AvoN1o Ux1ox.-Yesterday being the m.
nlverssry OF the last Polish revolution, this oc-
casiou was celebrated by meeting Of Chicago
citzene znembe1s Of the different sclayic nations,
and yan Buren streets. The intention Has to
form liz association Of 6clayonic citizens of the
United States, and to that end delegates had been
in time, and the organization edscted Was neces-
elari1y limited to citizens Of Chicago.
The meeting was organized by eleettng Mr..
H1tGeQcfRy fFea1QcHl Anu 1l- AuL6uek GetIEI1fy.
The President addressed the meeting on the
subject of the convention and WIS followed by
several other speakers. who spoke partly in Poliah
and partly Bohemian. The speakers were quite
numerous and the meeting lasted until dark.
NefOlutous were adopted 10 the cffect that the
meeting organised itself into q Sclavon!c union,
inviting the accession Of all similar societies In the
United Stntcs.
VAosAkT.-David Hammond vas On Saturday
a'teeteo fos being m inmate OF house Of ILL.,
'nh'e. 1t appearing in court TINT the p.ieouer was
en,t, en ola th,cf aud p'clpoclet, the charre w,s
Was promptly l.1.G. ~1 Si'o' "nle"
, 1865-01-23
Soon 10 be IR<ucd.-Dr. James, of 81 Ran
dolph street, Will eoon isaue a book m fhe Txn4

soon 70 DC ikSucd.-Ur. James, Of sc Ran-
dolph street, will soon Issue a book on The En<.
Dr.: James entirely and caeetually eradlcstes
syphilis from the system, leaving the blood
healthy and pure. with neutrallzer, positive
poiaen. SpermntorEhea treated and radically
cured with an infalYble method, savlng time and
expense lmpofehty, caused from Spermator-
will obligate himself to cure, producing fuIi
power and vigoE, when the organs are perfect Il.
formation. Ten eeparate rooms, and alt consul
fat1ons confidential. j. 22g250-2t
~ Paper Hanslngs, Painting, Cslcjminfnp
and GlazingFat F. Z. Rghy's, 81 Randolph street.
jau17eso4-1m.
" Diseases Of the Nervous, SemJca!, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable trcatment
In reports Of the Howard Association. Sent By
mail IN scaled letter envelopes free Of Charge Ad.
drcss Dz. ]. Ski1lon uoughton, Howard Asaocia~
ton. So: South Ninth street, Philadelphis, Pa.
, 1865-01-23

There remains .f1oo, 5.s2
Deduct cash reMittances to Central
Office not dfsbursed here but by pa
rent tocfety. 19 as1 T4
, 1865-01-23
T9HaHffU.

w ANTED-A Partner with $3.50,
NV en.S n sais. permanent bnstaees Can sasisry
tasSr,S} - Ae~ng at Boom No. 18P. O. Block.
, 1865-01-23

DOR SALE Choice Residence
l. Property on Washington at1eet, near Ada. sey-
etal comets lots ox110 (4et. Also lots 1y3 feet
1asallr q Indians and Prairie avenues. WALKER
d &KERFoOT, 80 Washington street, jar g2.5Ge
TOR SALE-Two desirable build
- Ing lots on Michigan ayeauc near corner o;
ja1seS7Y ~
, 1865-01-23

REcnr1uSG.-Sfnce our ls~ repost h11een men
have been enlisted at p-.os ranging from $500 To
s:ao. The following il the exhibit Of the credits
s :. ~. ;,no,.s If ~ County War Fund Committee:
, 1865-01-23

WANTED-A 6 ent ts-l, 1000
w Agents who can make a1eo month settling my
ARenty Goeds: snch as LLoYp's Maps and Chasts in
Lithograph.. Battle Scenes, Genera and FnncY
p1eees a4d send stamp 1or NJ NcE Circulars for ls,
ehe TEemQNt HoU3e, GE.cAgq, Ill. lA14es6tllu
, 1865-01-23
THE CITY.

ST. Jonx'e SUNDAY ScHoo1 FEsT1vA1.-The
teachers OF St johns Episcopal Sunday School,
Union Park, will hold festival, at the hall Of the
Washington Skating Park, On Thursday evening,
the 9eth inst for the purpose Of rnistuE funds 10
Xe wish them liberal succcss.
, 1865-01-23
RPal Gstgte<=Ultp.

FQR SALE-A new two-story
= Frame Honse and brick basement Of ten rooms.
nnIned with 81 the modern Improvements, AMI los
Mlln Datn, or Michigan arenue, near kn.gou or
Twenty second street.
A Frame house Of eight ro' MS and lot Is By Is
$500. A-~' @N"3A-'' AVA
Two Frame Houses and Lots on North Lasa1!e stree.
near Elm. THOMAS b. SNYDER 4 RI. 'SN'o'
,.,5 Fesl @ Estate Agents. No. i Metropolitan Block.
, 1865-01-23

Orr THE TnAcK.-An engine belonging to the
Chicago & Rock Island Il. r. Co. ran of the track
on Saturday, near the crossing Of the Burlington
track with Clark street. No damage syas done
but travel was delayed for long time In couse-
4uueNce.
, 1865-01-23

forNo MEE's sAseoc1Auos.-Dr William Elder.
ofthe o. Treasury Department, will deliver a
course Of four lectures In the interest Of the Young
Mems Association, Feb. 9Th, 7th, 9Th and 10th
Or. Elder 1s thoroughly conyersaut with his sub.
tect. and has The reputation Of lteine one OF the
gost entertaining md interesting lecturers at
, 1865-01-23

WANTED-Agenis-ln every
, ~ cgennty ioE ansX a T. Telizions work: coatan!nE
and the Apo.tes Fathers and Martyrs also ths His
ttery Of the Indian Races inclndinz tho Minnesota
as hRh AZ thirty orders day for Also War Maps.
EncrsFtuEs, &c. Address 4. 3. TREAT. III South
Clark street. CHIC 70. ia14cS3 Il
, 1865-01-23

FOR SALE-Two two.story and
l. basement Brick Houses Of twelve roonn1s each,
ana los each 80 By LIS feet, Park avenue, near
Atwoslofy md basement Brick House OF twelve
1oonss and LOT, On Ontario street, near Pine.
THOMAS D SNYDER 4 CO.,
,,, Req Estate Agents, No. Metropolitan Block.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

Aswe write, Uncle Dick Ralston lies in very
precarious candition. On Thursday evening, an
artery in his wounded leg gave away and he came
very near bleeding tosdeath. By the assistance
of friends the blood was temporarily stopped until
the arrival of the physician His recovery is
very doubtful. 8E a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

MEssRs, GVRNEY 4 Co., at4he St. Joe Boot and
Shoe Store, Wall street, next door.to Kingsleys
are closing out: Ladies' Caters and. Balmorals,
Misses Caters, Boys and ChiIdrens Shoes, Gents
Cloth Caters fol, dancing, and numerous other
articles in their branch of bus ness can be had
cheap for good clean Boise gold dust. Also a
large stock Of Buffalo and Arctic oyershoes at
wholesale and'retaiI Now is the time to get your
supply for the winter or year. 52w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

.MERRrrT's SALOON kindly remembers us, and we
remember Merritt. The specimen was q good one
and worthy of the neat andnew saloon from which
it enanated. George is a clever gentleman, and
his saloon entitled to the credit Of furnishing the
best of all itdeals in. asdat a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

BARGAINs.-The attention of ladies and gentle
men is directed to the closing out advertisement
of A. Weinshenk, successor to /. Heller Co.,
who offers, from this day on that beautiful stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Hats. &C., at San
Francisco cost and freight. Such inducements as
these are not often offered. This isan entire new
stock of goods lately selected in San Francisco
Go at once and secure your bargains.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

BERNsT1ELf & MILLER have for sale o number Of
the new patent safety drawers, or money tills.
They are invaluable to business men, and every
counter should be furnished with one, One Of
these drawers can't be robbed without alarming
the whole house. Go and examine them. e
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

socrAL PARTY will be given by G. aLunk at
the 3. K. Hall. Buena Vista Bar, this Saturday
evening. Good nausic, a good dancing floor and
good supper an for So
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

THE FENIAN BILL willcome off at the building
known as the Court Housealas Methodist Church.
instead of the Masonic Assembly Rooms, as adj,
vertised previously. This change has been made
by the managers in consequence of the general
expression in it's favor by the large crowd to be
there The tickets havegone,off even better than
was anticipated, The managers are making every
preparation to secure the, comfort of the guests
and to make the party oneof agreeable memories.
The room selected will afford ample accommoda-
tons aud furnish scope for enjoyment without the
danger of collision. Next Tuesday evening is the
time. Give ''oId Erin" lift. and.go. 10 e y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

WALKER continues to draw admirers around his
counter in the Miners Bakery. Cigars, tobacco
and all sorts of fancy articles adorn his surround
ings. Watches that won't run, are made to run.
See notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

REMovAL.-The Offices of the County Recorder
and Treasurer will be moved to-day Saturday
Oct. 28th) from the building adjoining the Post
office, to the brick building on Commercial street,
below Main street, near the Poujade House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

THANKS to Blake, Goodrich, & Co. for copies Of
late California papers.5
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

THE weather during the past week has been
cold enough for January. The people begin to
look blue about the ears. The air was filed with
falling snow yesterday morning, but it did not
make 1nush impression on the ground. It will be
rough on the Blackfoot adventurous.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The PUEBLO School HOUSE has been entirely
prepared and reftted for winter use and we IN
derstand that the school will reopen on the first
Monday in November, with Mr.. A. Benedict as
Principal and Miss @. Cosgrove as assistant. We
understand that Maps, Globes, and Philosophical
Apparatus are on the way for the use of the
school. We are satisfied from our personal know
ledge of the teachers that their school viii be secs
ond to none on the Coast. 5s9s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

OFF.-Mr. S. W. Blakely. of this city, started
for BIackfoot on Thursday for the purpose OF ex'
aiming the merits of that county, and to prepare
the way for stock for drug store which will be
started there in the Spring by Messrs. Craig 4 Mix
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

Dickinson & KIMMEL e their Jewelry Store
to day to the first door beloWlthe Postofice
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

Sheriff elect, and Harrington, Clerk, are par
ticularlyy remembered, No better set Of or
GERS Mr.. Abbott says, can be found in any
county. 3iI8 4. 695 y. s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

THE vEsUylrs.- This ledge has produced a
great excitement among the owners. It. is Of im>
mense width-twenty-fve feet-and prospects
well throughout. Mr.. Kelly, Of the, firm Of Bos-
ton s. Cody, had two assays made of the rock,
which are left with us, one of which gives
SlO3 IS and the other $4l5 90, The ledge is
about sixteen miles up Moore's creek The shaft is
seventy three feet deep. The owners are jubilant
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

TEE VINE AND LloUoR. STORE Of Lehman 4 So
Iaro has become noted for the style Of wines and
liquors forsale. They keep nothing but the best.
They are located one or two doors below the Post
office. Cognac Punch Extract, Rum Punch Ex-
tract, and Coffee Punch Extract are among the
Choice concoctions very fashionable just now.
We acknowledge the receipt of couple of bot
ties. and advise the public if som sthing warm
and genial is wanted to try them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
IL o.. q. 70.

DI0NEER LODGE NO /, MEETS EVERY
Il Monday evening at Masonic Hall, Wall &.
All Brothers in good standing are invited to 81.
tend. JOHN VEBsTERS n s1s1sy.
II. TAYLOR, R, sec'y n5o
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

WE are indebted to Mr.. H. Knapp for several
copies of the Oregonian, of which he is agents
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
OBSERVE!
FOR SALE.

;. EOTC SA1LE.
r AIDES POINT SALOON AND BOARDING
IL House with Fixtures, etc., situated on Grimes
Creek, between Centerville' and Pioneer CITY.
1t is abeautifal location for family residence
S. PHE4NFELDT, Proprietor
City. 4.s n48m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The telegraph wires have been down aud moth
ing Of any importanceihas been received during
the week, up to the time of going to press sat light
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

{ GREENBAcKs in Idaho City are selling at from
85to 80 cents. They are quoted in San Francisco
at Il "a cents. 9lae 7'faaa.f
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
Wholesale Price Current

Corrected weekly by BELL a. Rowe, Storage &
Commission Merchants Main Street opposite the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
CoMMIssIoNER's SALE.


DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER oF THE VAN.
ID dsibnrgh CifrnH Court, had Al ~ Apr
tern, 1895, 1, the und~rsiEuel Conn ssioh q, Of
fsF COR sac, At private aAis. ths ioi % ng de.
scribed real estate. t0-sit.
Lota evs sud six q and %, IN block sine %
10 ths Fourth khlArEsne1t u ths ~ u ktaEs.
vile. lad ANA
The above property smhFsas' tvo desirable
city lots, with a two-sfofy frame hoHle. which
will Be sold ssr rash line bsisfrFd ga3.
msnts 90 - secured ~ noe- sith approved sursiys
70 Aar Interest froa date and wsiFtuE feiif iavs
ASA IGLEaARr.
my2I tommissioDss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

fss.' Icress, an parts OF the Baaysin ave
e~a ~ ~ mtaues, wtaext tsfarT % ths sken by " VF-
@@iA z Sass DHPfLAr fowpEba Ash or send for
Upham's pcpIiateFy Powfef sad itsk Sero other ..
price 81. = MAQed 90 anv Rdc ceSs COR 81 - BY c.
q, uPHAM, Is south Eighth street, Phiade,rh,a,
go Penn!
- IJphana's HAIR .GlesHs and, c~rlanw
" Fluid Ia the best. hAfF dseAAing IN the ~o-ld
1t imp ,rts bear tfui aiess ~ N kafr ksePs ~
a. sy s--s. Preuoiss It's grow b TrsSss 80 osots
assa asaeobkAe sf&ty Es gaat t5ssss aaa st8safHga
. boos Uphasn's TettsP a0tnfsae ma is q sure
hsso1Scor FER TSAes, eaa akss, CAsFped Heais.
Svst fscA, &a aPrtcssslceats bs3t soa
sAMa uphana's Asthma Cure relieves the NEST
volsnt par xyisms VI AslAnsa, IN tss ssiaass1 and
saectn speedy eura. Priee1 g. package s-e.aa4l
IT phamss Dyspepsta Care % war.
~ ranted TO errs say caae OF DEsf1psi@s -
g eaaasr AoS leNg sandiss Price 81 s~ht BY mail
Freekies Tan, snnb1rns PimpIes on the Fscc,
q ~ Bosesslthe Sd and Besusees The eomplexfor
siss's Price 20 eebts. A1tsf SO 50 =" E0E ---
s1v ,di Dr. La zRoFts,s Ltfs Elixir, the grrst
sat1a Essw6as and hejssemaa~s Remsays restores
aso re nasty vigof oil WHO suneFang wm fmpasraa
e Boz epanAt Enargys Nervous De5t tys &c. srts lnG
~ u SA~tevsr cause. Prtos, S3sPAeksge-.
ssfagaas The JgRaneae Hairr gt AIN seoiers the
Mniskert Or ~ nstsche bSSBtffni btsek ~ bToaEA.
Ilteonsisas 81 sAlg 90 prsgsrqtss ol0r will not
atr3g rfAds q wash Gus, orIy seats boa. /. as
sela hys O uPgAM > ssssa Esghth sirsss.
e@SellsSsIphis. <Sa' ~ an DfasSst1. Cirlpiars
% !. srseI1Se y RRouasroN a .woap sidFa's
sHGE n Or. 1hifd aud Main pets, -,
44ss - asess9 ls.asls.s y ~ ASsasa fas &sarsvirSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

BrFFALo. June 2T.-The annual meet
ing Of che Buffalo aud State Line RsiL-
road Company was held id this city TO-
day. Dean Richmond, WIN. Keep, Jo-
seph Field, Alonzo Robinson, Charles
Ii. kee, JAss O. HAaedn, .HenrygT Lan-
sing, Milton Cornthwait, g. w. Pstter,
sou, John A. Tsaey, Edwin Saith, Wms
Williams and Hamilton White vera
elected directors. Alta Subsequent @set-
ing of the directors, Dean Richmcnd
vas unsninspsly elected President, in
place Of Geo. Palmet, deceased.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICE
"A Raacnn Of Haalfh.

The good thingr0f this world have each thpar
.t.,ot,tsY ,.t..i6, H-HiauBr- Fey e4t
lis tha saissioa u HosTETTgR's sronAoH
BIrTERs 10 prevent aud relieve crest vsrisfg
OF nfimeots 81 . .. -
Fer tMsiYe years its ssaeeess as protsciiye @Rd
remedy has bssA without check or dFawbaak, Vt
isstrong negative eYidsues u tbs fact. ths the
efBcacy rfbs article aaa spscIne for dyspspaias
lblasasAsss, eonatipa aSus sssSsas dsbaity 400
iutsruiitEent fsssrs has never been qusstIonsd a
As proof ,Pesisivg 81 81 iHfsiupatly 81 sRah
cases. Tie sta smsh q fpublic men whose BkEass
Aru faniflhr % hguseirsfd cords, have lroa Aias
90 time besp gftsn little world. sfl -
II iis FsPatAlioa q not founded 10. isets. then
trnGh d q nh adow, and isa astsraneessof ceased
satfots citizens are Of no more ysiue thAa
4 diceHs' iosthassfszIAt saAAL,
& And rwhatis Iss reputation let the PsogFsss
OF IL sales sn.wsr ,tS 4aSsfry. whsrs lvsnt1
dolsa bOitlss,ef HeaAstisr's Biitsrs we're sOla an
1855, ave LaHdrsd doEsa arc disposed Of nos, "a.
euidpbtalo epiniOb y more significantly s1s
prssas than By its unparslieled ineneA@S Of con+
40 aaaetlo6. Z - = ia OH = H
Toe pr parstion has BEEN initarsd. whsts Ass
bths i@itaisfs. EEhs stts wsrs. Z. where ~ ~
The 'sllm 70 : q thias' lsst sAJsh they are all
sishsF gone or a0iRg.aw .satsis ssal'ira
q aSfd exstyw srs sslesfl s4itHr .s4st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

BrrFALo, Juue 9T--Fhers Sss a xsry,
heavy rain and blow 90, the Lake last
night aud to-day. THE weather 10 cold.
1t is reported that the propeller CONT
was sunk in Washington harbor, Green-
boro, With 3 cargo Of merchsndise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
HONE INTERESTS.

49,
Z. TO PaYnc1Ass.--lf yvu wish 70 aparchAsr pufsS
Drugs, Medicines, and Chess scsis At, = snsll sda
vance on Eastern prices, 20 and examine KS wa
wHIrn's stock. where you VIII nud eye~s srsi-
sis'vsat + nssdsd BY shs and - pFiess
which cannot nii TO give ,aatlatAs siaA. Their
ssos~ eststo % 'afAta euvSs. - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

EEw YoRK, June 27.-An alleged
gigantic oil company swindle wssunders
inveshgation yesterday before Justice
Dodge, At the Jefferson Market Police
Court. The United Service Petroleum
Company 10 the. institution involved,
and il ID charged that two IL its feputsd
officers, A. D. Msnn aud Duncan STRAIT
ten, Jr., have defrauded different per-
sons of large amounts Of money. Mr..
Geo u. Kellogg made a. charge against
these two men, and Mann vas arrested
and committed, but Strstton was out of
the State.
The 7SHess special says FaSte aud
c. J. Faulkner were the only psrsena Of
note who applied for pardon yesterday.
Ex Senstor Foote's application 10 dGted
Montreal.
Among the troops who left. here tc-
day for thar homes were the l9lst Newa
York Volunteers-2G officers aud $50
men. -
Assistant Secretary of War Dana will
surrender his Once on Thursday next,
and Immediately start for the West, to as.
50 ne the duties of editor of the Chicago
Republican t@9fe ties aaA at
The funeral Of ckaflss s, Church, late
Treasurer of the Grand Lodge Of Free
Masons, took place yesterday. Over
4, 100 Masons, representing over thiftyl
lodges, were in the proc@@~i~@.
Ths Tsssss's Washington special says
the Commission now in session 10 ex-
anime the ofies Of Indian Affairs 10 ex-
Amining thesotkeial mktMr Of Commits.
sioner Dale, prtparatofy 70 Warming over
the office to the Acting Com missioner.
The investigating committee consists Of
Judge Edmoads 8. QRov end John VII
son.
The Sanitary Commission 10 about to
close the supply service in this Depart.
ment. Its system Of claim agencies ARE
being vigorously enlarged throughout
the country to meet The ademsbds Incl
dent 20 the large pamber of men who
have or are about to 20 out of the serv-
ice, as we'll Is 10 reheve frieeds and
relatives Of deceased soldiers. 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
DRY GOODS.

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ronBsts of svsry descriptions, Unfrinms.i.
HAts foT Ladies. Miss. and Infaass.
a NH Iiss Of yAney Ornaments.
A full line Of Laoas-iIiosiOn, siik sua Grape,
"a fsli iIns II Ribbons. which saanos be bssa is
Prizes oF ozslity 10 tbs West. a}
A Sine Of yrsneh Flowers - sBs a. tbs Eisy q
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