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PEIsoNAL.-Major General Sickles was on
the avenue yesterday upon horseback, keeping
his seat admirably with his artificial leg.
James r. Hood, of the Chattanooga Gazette,
and formerly local editor of the Chronicle, OF
this city, is running for Congress as the con-
servative candidate, in the Sd Tennessee Dis
trict.
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E1~ With reference to Emerson Etheridge the
Louisville Journal states that he was arrested
IN Gibson county, Tennessee, several days ago,
by Lieutenant Colonel DeboZey, and taken to
Columbus, KY, where Lieutenant Colonel De-
bozey is in command. MIR. Etheridge had been
delivering speeches to the people of an exceed
mgly exasperating character, denouncing the
Pres dent personally, and abusing the Govern
nlent generally.
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APPOINTMENTS

The President has appointed John H. Glib.
bon, Assayer of the Branch Mint of Charlotte.
N. G.; Charles Durkee, formerly United States
Senator from Wisconsin, Governor of Titan;
William N. Wallace, Governor of Idaho, in
place OF Caleb Lyon The former was lately a
delegate in Congress from that Territory.
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SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.

delegation from South Carolina, composed
of J. L. Orr, formerly Speaker of the U. S.
House of Representatives, G. T. Elford, j. w
Grady, w. y. Leitch, and F. Bladgett arrived
here yesterday, accompanied by B. F. Perry,
Provisional Governor of that State, for the
purpose OF procuring pardors for themselves
and a number of their friends.
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REI,EASEN

j. d. Lamar, e merchant of Savannah, Ga,
and formerly Of New York, committed to the
Old Capitol in May last, has been released
from the Old Capitol with orders to report to
the Secretary of War to-day.
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BARTLETT'S DIVISION

This division, encamped near Arlington. is
being rapidly mustered out, and it is expected
will be entirely broken up by Saturday next.
The SD New y ork regiment OF this command,
received orders to-day to proceed home.
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PTRsoEAL.--Among the arrivals at WilIard'i
are Maj. Gen. Griffin, Brevet Brig. Gen. Har
triff, Inspector General Department Of NORTH
Carolina, Capt. John L. Wardin, U. s. NJ, Sur.
geon Craven, JEFF. Davis physician3 Fortress
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REASSIGNED

Mainr T~-->~- @s,----s -. ioiVii
I'd army corps, has been assigned to duty with
Col Ludington, Chief Quartermaster of the
Department of Washington
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~Persons leaving the city for the watering
places or elsewhere, can have the Star for
warded to them in wrappers, by leaving theil
orders at this office. .l.s... 49,
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LOST AND FOUND.

coz REwARD.-Strayed or stolen, from the
ss Of the egs 18th see BLAGk HORSE
Any person returning the said property to No.59
s~ he wi" sI2Es
STOLEN "A mediunsiz BLACK HORSE,
- lame in the left fore foot or shoulder. A suit
snS esw or SS Fn % sne
iy ID st. Prince ST. wharf, Alexandria, Va
CAMETo PREMISES EN- SIa,.1 on FEEIDAY THE
spots. The owner will please come forward, prove
property pay 'e GE5EG Ed W ak xsb GEs
East of Soldiers Home,
IN rSnHAH xRt hS h
marks on the shoulders from collar gaulds. The
charges sna take VII III BE ss
between and L SITS, Washington, D. c. jy IS ST.
STIRdAn1gEID..on SUNDAY July 18TH dark brown
four feet white; front hoofs cracked all around;
name. cut short; two fresh cuts on the side of the
mouth Any person returning, OK leaving any in
formation with the undersigned, or at Police Head
quarters 4s3 10th street west, will be suitablyre
jy 1887 500 10th street west
SI0 EWAkp.stol,n from my premises, one
and tail also biack With black stripe d du
her back, one white hind foot white stripe two in
2I y add on sHen an
caused by the harness. will give the above re-
ward for her or for information b N WHICH OBJ
jy1s-3t+ near Rock Greek Church
A REWARD OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
HSes 1 on sTG the
18th from the country residence of the late John C..
ys ob tail sdra Mod high with
hte star in his forehead, and between 10 and IL
Also. a long tail light Bay HORSE between II
and Is hangs high with star in his forehead and
Any information of the above horses will he re-
ceiyed at THOMAS GEARI,S Livery Stable, or P.
u. box &Is Nashlne,on, ID. Z. YSH
TAktN AsG 9GHnaasmsd The owner 't viii d sa9
away No. ss5 5th ST. bet and sts " II II St"
('AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE UN-
TLe derslgnea yeserday =, large ligst bay HORSE
property, pay charges and take him away, near
jyl7st J. HOFFMAN SMITH
> 18th large soRRGG MUIE T2h a party that
was seen with the mule about II O'Clock yesterday,
returning the mule, they will save themselyes
1T Nth street, corner Of q.
Gin REWARD.-stoen on the 10Th inst about
sts sdjsf c1ohSs the GRF rarity
and three White feet also bump on his Belly on the
Is SIDE ID marked &, sb9Ss
the return of the animal to GEO; RAUM,
uua- South G RepTtbo street s. W Pfsr
DICKED UP-A BROWN MULE The owner
L is requested to come forward, proXe property,
s es e aW AND hE aurs q ( Hs
SO Washington street, Georgetown. ~ l5-stF
I QST-On Capitol Hill, Saturday, 18th instant a
- largo POCKET BOOK. containing papers Of no
value except to owner. A reward of 81 will he
paid if delivered at this office, or to VIM FOR
S1TH Surveyor, City Hall. jy 15-3t'
(SAME TO MY PREMISES, on the 14th inst
~ a bay HORSE. with white hind feet, and about
seven years old. The owner can come pay charges,
and take him away. JOHN KEEL, street
bet. LIST and north Capitol. jy l5-3t+
/ OST-On the 18th inst a BUNDLE OF BILLS,
- (which is of no account to any one but the owner
If left at the store of George W. Cjssel, No. 3s7
9TH, between and streets north, the finder will
be Literally rewarded.
y l5-3t GEORGE W. CISSEL.
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Fire at RuiialO,

Z BUFFALO, July 15.-The extensive cattle
yards of the Central Railroad, al East Buffalo.
are burning. The transfer depot and ho-
tel VIII probably be saved.
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~-The legal limit Of three hundred millions
OF National Bank circulation Is nearly reac he'd,
and the creation OF but comparatively few ad.
ditenal institutions under that system will be
authorized. -ssss f- II
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~Advices from Port-au- Prince report that
the Hayten revolution was still in progress
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD-Three
i delightful ROOMS; can accommodate six GEN
temen: Apply 156 G street, near 2lHt street.
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PERSONAL.

II AHlNG seen an 4ld y II Hereby given that
will not recognize any transfer of the lease Of said
house, No. 400 street, between 5th and 9Th SITS ,
now occupied by Gen. VIM. r. Price, and shall pro
coed according TO law against any party or parties
so leasing or renting said house.
jy l8-3t r. W CARTER
MADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
1SI dunn, has taken rooms at Mrs. Turner's HO
tel on corner of 9th street and Penn avenue south
side, where she lis prepared to read the Past Pres
ent and Future to all who wish to give her a
call LIS also able to advise in all business of i'm
portance, both in sickness and in health. From 9
a m to 0 clock p. m. except Fridays. jy Is St
DERSONAL.-If JOE, TOM and BILL will meet
L me to-day at KIPP & PHILLIPS Crystal
Restaurant, D street, near 9Th, they will hear of
and see something that will please them jy 17-2t'
MADAME MARSHA is at the Washington Build
I'VE ing corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 7th st :,
Room No. 10. Ii prepared to tell the present past
and future events. ly I7-3tr
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pleasant AND NEATLY FURNISHED
L ROOMS to let with or wi hout BOA RD, at No.
3?7 18th street, near L street Terms moderate.
,1
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ROAKD.-First- class Table Board can be had at
- AIS 9Th St, near G. Reference, my present
boarders ie25 linz
TABLE BOARD at SIS month $50 L street
between 10th and 18th streets Also two fur
nished Rooms to let, suitable for two more gem
tlemen ie79tf
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Nat A MEETING OF THE GRANDLODGE
US KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS of the District
of Columbia. held July 18th, twas
Resotrsd, That the thanks of the K. P. be ten
dered TO Capt Ross and the officers of the steamer
YOnng America for their courtesy and attention on
the occasion of our visitation to Alexandria, Va,
on the 18th instant; we also recommend the Young
America to the travelling public.
Resotred, That our thanks be rendered to all the
musicians.
Resolred, That to the Alexandria Lodge our
thanks are due for their entertainment and recep-
ton but particularly to V. G. Chancellor, 1. X.
Bowen, and Geo. Ii. uellan, W. s., the reception
JOS. T. X PLANT. S. GIN ;CLARENCE M.
BARTON, W. G. c.; Nm. r. WHITNEY, W. c.;
Committee
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

A5HINUIUNf
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
tatiens Of Government securities:
II N Buying. Selling.
U. s. 6's Coupon, 1881 ............10,k los Z
us. Five Twenties-old... los 1O6
U. s. Five Twenties-new. los
L. s. Ten Forties. ............. 95X OK
One ear Certif cates-new ...... 9S 9SH
NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, lO72: Five Twenties old, 1857 do.
new. l04A Ten Forties, 81; New Certificates,
9oa; Gold, 1875.
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GOVERNOR HAHN.
Governor Hahn, of Louisiana, left Washing.
ton for Baton Rouge last night
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-This morning, as VIM
Thomas, colored, a cart driver for Messrs Mo
hun Il Son, was driving up Seventh street n
street payer named John Connor. al work in
front of Odd Fellows Hall, struck him on the
back of the head with large stone, infiicting
serious wound. Conner was arrested and
examined before Justice Thompson, who com
mitted him to jail in default OF bail.
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TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.

We have on hand many very desirable styles of
PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED GOODS,
suitable for Travelling Dresses, and are selling
them at low prices.
JOS. }. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenus,
jy IT-2tif between 9th and 10th ste.
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NOTICE TO BARBHRs-For sale BATH
best in the city. Doing good business. Proprie
ter going totEnrope. For particulars apply at the
p S-Established Is,o.----,-.a VISA.
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TOR SALE-A well established BUSINESS, I
Il rare chance for Baker Confectioner; ill
health the reason for selling. Apply at No. 80 1
18th street, above street IL 1881
DIANOS.- Several very good SECOND HAND
4 PIANOS. ranging at prices from S50@ZS
to Sii9 q, S SfT and second sec hand ORGANS f
JOHN L. ELLIS,
jy 1887 500 Penn. avenue, near 10th stree
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20 I n KEW AkD.-StOIf u from my premises. one
- ~ Dun MARE. with tips of ears black. name
and tail also black, with narrow black stripe down
her back, one white hind foot, white stripe two in
ches long the left hand side under the wethers,
caused by saddle; one side near tho flank
caused by the harness. will give the above re-
ward for her or for information by which can OBJ
tain her ENOS RAY
jy 1887 near Rock Greek Church
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. HOFFMAN SMITH.

STRAYED AWAY, on Sunday morning JHly
- 18th, a large S0RREL MULE. The party that
was seen with the mule about II o'clock yesterday,
returning the mule they will save Themselves
trouble. $40 reward. Z. e. GREEN,
It, nth street corner of o.
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AUCTION SALE OF SIX MICH COWS, HORSE,
WAGON. HARNESS. AND DAIRY UTENSILS,
SUCH AS BUCKETS, CANS, &C.. &C.
On FRIDAY. the 2lst instant, AZ IL o'clock m. wa
shall sell. at the Dairy of J. II Hollidge, on p
street, between New Jersey avenue aad 5th street
six very fine Mich Cows
Horse, Wagon and Harness
Dairy Utensils, consisting of Buckets Cans &c.
With many other articles too hume .ous 10 cut
nerate.
Terms cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

4 DEsEsTER KILLED ASb Two OrEESs
ARREsTED.-0n the 10th, says the In
dlanaPois Journal Captain NcCor-
mack company Of Sullivan County
Legion, assisted by the Widner Town.
ship, knux county company. under com.
mand Of Lieutenant Smith, made d.
scent upon the premises Of James Willis.
a deserler from the SD Indiana Volpn-
teers, and, in the attempt TO capture
ban, shot and killed him he was
desperate man, having successfully re
sisted all attempts 10 capture him for
two years. The Legion foaud him
asleep IN q stable, and called upon him
to surrender. He jumped to his feet and
commenced firing with bis revolver, the
second shot from Il indicting an ugly,
though not dangerous wound, in the
shoulder OF John kimberlin. The third
shot Erazsd the face OF man named
Hoiliugsworth, who, slipping t. the end
Of the building, and, as Willis raised TO
/ fire the fourth time, shot him through
I the ribs, killing him almost instantly.
/ The COMPANY then vent 10 Fort Robin
/ son, an infamous den of treason, which
takes its name from three or four fami-
1 lies Of that name living near, huddled
/ together TO resist the draft. Two Of the
I houses we're surrounded, and two Of the
Robinson boys, who had been drafted
and failed 70 report, were captured, to-
I gether with Charles Robinson, who had
been sndeavoring TO raise q company "a
resist the draft Quite 3 lot OF guns
pistols, ammunition, &c, we're also cap.
tured. Among the guns was an old
+ fint-loek United States musket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

friends Pat Ball, another member Of
the desperate gang, was instantly killed
+ Il Is believed that q number. Of the
outlaws we're wounded, some Of them
quite severely. Four horses were cap
tured 5y our soldiers. The guerrllks
retreated from the town in great haste,
closely pursued BY Captain Nicholas At
the bead Of his men Night soon cou-
ing On, the pursuit was abandoned. The
outlaws appeared 70 be determined %
accomplish their object, aud they fought
with great desperation, out they could
not stand the Gre Of cur gallant soldiers.
The depot was wholly destroyed. A
| corpss-the body Of young man named
Staabpry, of Springfield, Kentucky
was in the building at the time, aud was
consumed with It In the engagement;
/ Sergeants John and VIM Hast we're
[ conspicuous for bravery.
The guerrillas suffered greatly and
their surprise was complete As they
retrested from Bards;own, they swoft
horrid oaths of vengeance and threat
ened to return and burn the place. Th'
town was quiet yesterday, and It il
thought the desperadoes will not at
| tempt another attack
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

REINFoRCEMESTs FOR SHERMAN
Several thousand Of Sherman's veteran
troops, who we're left on detached duty
il rennessee and Northern Georgia,
belong TO the 18th and 18th corps, COM
mauded by Gen Mesgher, apd forming
part Of the Provisional Army Of the
Tennessee, passed up the river yester-
day en- route TO join their respective
Commands in Georgia and South Caro-
lima.
rho troops are all veterans, aud will
greatly swell Gen. sherman's already in
vinci1le army, and enable him to sweep
as "a tornado over the reasonable State
Of South Carolina The boys are in
high glee at the prospect Of reckoning
their old and favori.e commander.
Gen. Meagher received high compli-
ment from Cen Steadman before leav-
ing Chattanooga for bis vigilance and
efficiency in protecting railroads and
lines Of communications.
This detachment was under command
Of Capt pierce, Aid-de-camp to Gen
Meagher a gallant and accomplished
young officer and courteous gentleman
Almost all the States are represented
/ in this detachment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

THiRrY DArsi GoLDl GoLDl GoLDl
TalRrY DAYS oSLY!-oNing to the rapid
decline in gold Taylor i Co. propose to
sell the entire stock of Gents Heavy
Clothing and 0vercoats at cost, for
shirty days only. II you want heavy
Business Coat or Beaver Oyercoat, 20
early to Taylor & Co ., while they are
Offering such bargains They have a
very superior stock Of Fine Dress Cloth
ing which they have also reduced full
% per ceat, and in fact they are offer
ing gyeat bargains in everything in theiI
line Go 20 see them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs. As several
city papers, such a. the Missouri Demo
Graf, have published the fact that the
2Sd Army Corps has been detached
from Gen. Thomass command and has
gone Fast, il may not be out of place to
speak of the present organization Of
that corps.
The Esd Corps is that portion of the
Federal army formerly known as the
Army Of the Ohio, which, after march
ing through Kentucky. captured Knox
yille aud was subsequently, commanded
by Gen. Seho6eld, who superseded Gen.
Burnside
After Longstrset was repulsed from
before Knoxville, and Bragg was driven
from Mission Ridge aud Lookout Noun
tain, the 23d Corps moved down through
Cleveland to Dalton. and formed the
left wing of Gen. Sherman's army, and
participated in all the brilliant engage
ments on that line until it eliminated
in the capture of Atlanta.
When Sherman hurried back from fol-
lowing Hood North the Esd aud 4th
Corps were left with Thomas to watch
Hood, and, with the reinforcements sub
seuuently sent to Nashville, formed the
grand army which annihilated Hood
and his army in from. of that city.
Since the dispersion Of Hoods army
aud the establishment OF Thomas's lines,
extending from Knoxville, via Chatta-
nooga, Stevenson, Decatur and Hunts
vile, to Eastport, on the Tennessee
there being no further uss for all his
army in that Department, the 23d has
been detached and sent on = new cam
paign.
What their ultimate destination is
no one, perhaps, in the corps, excep
Gen. Seho6eld, knows; whether to Sheri
dan, Grant, Sherman or to some unsus
pected vulnerable point, remains to b
developed.
The 23d Corps is composed of three
divisions, and is commanded BY Gen
Scho6eld, with such division commander
as Gems. Couch, Cooper, Cox, &c, &c
1t is one of the largest corps in tn
} army, and is composed Of as good fight
ing material as ever went into battle
and, wherever it turns up, will give I
! good account of itself Gen. Scho6el,
deserves great credit for the high stat
of discipline and efficiency to which b
has brought the veterans Of the 3
Army Corps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

OUTRAGE AT SMrHLAND.-While the
Fannie Gilbert was lying at smithland,
four soldiers struggled of into the town
and finally entered the house Of man
named Isaacs and beat him inhumanly,
cutting a dangerous cash in his head,
Isnacs was at last accounts still alive,
aus .robbing him Of gold watch and
some money.
bat it was thought he could scarcely re-
cover
Three men were subsequently arrested
for mutiny, who are believed to be the
authors of the outrage. They were
turned over to Capt. Tombler, com
mandant Of the Post here, for dis
cipine and to be forwarded to their regi-
msuts for trial and punishment. Their
names are Jeremiah Haley, CO. B, 45th
ILL., Uriah Henderson, CO. Fl, 10th Ill,
and Taswell Douglas, CO. G, 43d Ohio.
WIN. Fl. Ray, 25th Indiana, was also
tarned over to Capt TombIer, for at
tempting to desert
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

LePfGEPTIc FITS CAS- BE CURED.--DE
u Lockfoe havinR become sminentiy sucssss-
Eel In rnrinE this terrible malady, invites ell aim
IiarIy aiosd cali send for circuiars Of rHfsr-
euss And testimonials q cases cured Of from one
q twenty four years Standing. he dsvOtes hls
attention especially 70 diseases d the Cersbr0-
spiaai axis, OF Nervous System, and solieiis
iETsstigation u his claim % public s0nhdsncs.
lie may ~ eonEuited a Biz private residence,
No IA Wesi s2d Street daily, from 10 A. ~ until
- X except saturday and Sunday. Address al
Ietfars 70 DR. '. b. LOcKE0W. care u P. o Boz
sIIs. ReU York dsc2o-dAw3m
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIES ~ MARRIAGE
q Containing nearly 20 pages and 80 1ns
Plates and Engravings o. the Anatomy Of tbe
Haman Organs IN a state o. Health and Dinsass,
with Treatise % Early Errors, its dsplorsbis
Consequences upon the mind and body, VIII tns
Aatlofss Ylan Of freatmsBt--ths only rational AZ
suce sszfa mode o. cure. shown - ths report O
cases cured. a trulsif1i strissr 70 the Elarrisds
aud those contemplating marriage, Sho entertain
DOUBTS Of their physical Condition sent free Of
p0sfake 70 any address on receipt q twenty I've
- stnssue or postal currencys By addressing
NJ "a cROfX. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, y.
v tn author Gay BE- consulted upon any o. tbs
9f..s-es ~ which his book treats, either person
siv or b. mail, and medicines sent 70 any part Of
tbe world. oecly oaNam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

A MIsTAKE.-Ths story told by the
Louisville Journal, to the effect that
Walker Taylor had assisted the people
Of Hardinsburg, KY, against an attack
by guerrillas, the Louisville Press as
seris is without foundation. Taylor has
become apprehensive of being captured
and il anxious TO eoneiliate by showing
that he has no sympathy with guerrillas.
lie claims that his men are regular
Confederate soldiers, but the people Of
Kentucky know better. His men have
robbed and murdered too extensively tC
ge, off on that plea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

COMPLICATION At UxIoSTowS, Ky
From persons who came up the river
yesterday We learn that great FIRE was
raging at UniOntown, Ky, from ten
o'clock Thursday until three o'clock
yesterday morning, and that large por-
ton Of the town had been destroyed.
Among other valuable property de-
stroyed we're the large mills and distil-
lery of Menchoff 4 Wolain
When the Sherman passed the fire had
not reached the large warehouses below
the coal slip, and at that time did not
appear TO be spreading AS the boats
did not land, it could not be asoertained
whether rebel or Union forces occupied
the place. We may learn further par
ticulars before going to press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. }. L. aecLoUs sIll preach 10 the Bspil
Lsctars keom. corner Of Chssinuf street aud
Canal, en the Sabbath, At ioss clock A. - ana ,
o'clock p. =.
SUNDAY ErEsgSs sEHvIcE.--Ths SERIES o. SER
mons recently announced By tbs Evangelical min
isssrs % this eity, on Fashionsbis Auuas-
msuts." viii eommsnes Tomorrow sve8Ing AZ :
O'Clock, In the Walnut Street. Prssby ssrlan Church
first sermon will be on THz TasATnE
Seats ires. All persons fat rested are Invited
70 attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21

MAsoSIc TExPLE-The Kings Rival
was played last night with but indiaer-
ent success TO a fair house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden played we'll, as
they always DO, and so did Mrs. Bresiaw,
especially in the last act. We we're not
pleased With Mr.. Howlands Charles.
His forte is evidently not to play the
King, else we have an illeoneeption Of
the character. In other characters be
has generally acquitted himself far bet
ter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-21
A Card.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. 20, 1865.
Editors Kvansvills Journal
The Auditor iastructs me that Centre
Townships dividend is fifty dollars for
each man He also informs me that no
taxation can be levied By a single town
ship
The condition is, that the township
will be credited with as many men as
there are four hundred dollars paid BY
said township.
recommend, as the committeeman,
that every man liable pay in his Fifty
dollars Immediately.
LEVI ERgKrSE.