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, 1865-08-10

hold furniture CONTAINED In tho DKelicE 6ou4d lao
NAna4h Ayeuna, northwest coI1eT OF Monroe t1ses
1he Reception md DRAWING Rooms contain 4e440t
BcseWood kets IN rlu4E a3d bsocaeello
Eltn ms1bts :p3e AtU, Fancy tat otheE chA!xt sel.
sefp UttomHns, An e1sKHnt lhlckeIlnE Plano. 8Ioo!
81 d huslc Book Etsnd, excellent EnxFaYtnZ1 Aantel
IL d o1her urnsHent4 F.ofe1ttu .ssst Ta?e. itch
lace vi. dow Curt alns, u j many cthtr tZ1e1es.
IN tie Loruy the BOOK Car Table: Chairs, e1o
Picture FrN1nea &.1 in walnut. nut hid - c1 ele'
za1 tlJ carved In autiqua Gsy:e4 Tne p1mnafGon
FurnltEre Il oAy, Estsn4on Taple, HtdsooAu+ Mae
Talk, Wha'rot. ba.r1. DC Aupe1lor Ffenen AAn.
tie tlot K. The B. tfoont ec1t4tn h seHood BfdAE9A0
nd Eu.eAus. Wall Feather Beds, SpttnS. 6Mts
mi I'll e. Martrrs.ez, Blankets, suf-A5a Mosq 1!o
BIN window :r1f1in1, &C.. d. tina HAAS " ~
atsnd n Cak, eIAacTAtay carved: VIM LArka Faia F,
Nlrrot and Han Cbk!Y1 70 match. ttlfef EAtaa ssat
Ycdi agate VAa Tor Nleht9. &C.. &c 1ae CaSpes
ara Vtlytt ma B1n sels, atd aru mos.s =" anQ u
eood order In4 KItthln and .IauntET-ttoTes tnS
fuIultstt VII to fo1. d suitable, The Ehina G!a1s
Vsfa II Czpctery eHbrstel D:nltE vca, CuLC5ys
I'll Ikcsp' e.E C!her, Flszun Frait aud otakF dAhee
aoblti1 Champait N Ho 81 cry. ana othss ute e
ms pSseTt ser9ie8 and 0rkaE ohAl1a arc Aaken =
At12X O'Clock Of tho caY t aa1e, paaf q saptlo!
fami hot1ta gentle and Kind, good !oAa3seIs-
hAI dscle open cAEzia1e, sxeeleot sop n0EXy Ths
eSllu's Mht po1e md sh atu. ind yeEJ sup3tor aat
Fes1 with ii u1uA nt4b 1p2utttnAue1 VIII - lag
Tho 1hole efa In excellent o der. A8o ROOD AEes
COW, The whole Will be eoid at the 10 ~ aud ca.a
iofuee mar p1 had nGn the IN .at1t4u<9.
9ne AboJo Xoods will te und worthy the aIt1ulo!
of hcnsekferet and otheEa. Thn hou3a WILL d ope'
fhs daY nnfoYo tht aa'e 1. eIa tfnAtton.
auigS1S It Gu.bHHT 6AAPSOH AuctH-
, 1865-08-10

TEE 1s41n REGlAfNr.-Dit1culties sti ~
man in stufu quo. Cen Oaks has Ielefseo 'AS
cate TO Washington.
, 1865-08-10

rry DR.. Blcknellss 8yFnps 1t cures
n,senteTT. piarrhoa, Cholera Morbus, Pain or
GIsmp ID stomach Of Boweb. 1t contains no 0l1.
6fsI. Reliable. s.fa and pleasant For sale by all
Drngcials- LORD l. SMITH, Agents.
,1f9, su4 TuTh2d
, 1865-08-10

Hflton,s Inko1ubie Csment--Bor
wood. leather, c,ockey, and other substances, u
the best aid to economy thnt the houeekeepef can
Nsier or oil. Il will adhere oily snbs,anees com;
pietelS. Supplied n packages tor = family .1nl and
msnuiactureia use, fzon two ou1ess to one hun- 1o
Co.. pTopYiefors, Providence 3. I. Agents ID
S:hicsco. Lord i Smith. my-3l ,678 2m'th.e1tru
, 1865-08-10

Camilla Balm. And Bloom OF the
nsma.k Rose, for Identifying and ra1fasinR tho
snmn,c1tun. A supe1lliyely e.egant ptepEi-
t,nn. For fale everywhere.
onitLhleH 31t tn ak-TU
, 1865-08-10

Tux sIs7 HkGr. III. 7o1s' VIZ anost na..t. ~
,t,ely pstd Cd yesterday. great portion Of them
MN .upped l:., s,enipg At the Rest, snd anef'
, 1865-08-10

COUNCIL rHooEDRos. Q fefaohsh to dsJ
correction to PoEuon o. ths omc'd report Of
c.nnc,1 ptceee6ings. In the report Of the
n-s,d Of Pubic Works for improvement. In tue
Son,h D,y,.ier, the opeItrg Of "Th!rt: cuth"
s",e,s. betwccn Stats st1cet and the lsnds Of the
I1,trots Cenr1.l Railroad, was nls2riDted yestef+
49, m rrad 81 Thirty -fltt street."
, 1865-08-10

NAVAL Rrxpzzrous.-n IL e1p<etea Va. soon
- 80. Fso-. lac Cspt,in ertnmanafng the
D.u.S st,,e. N,ral ncndeErou., Will be here tn
Ss,. 10 ray up 1he ba,euee OF On standing
atM at,o!: r,t,ntrscied BY him while IN command OF
IS
, 1865-08-10

FKn1AN PIcstc-PosTpoAEAEsT-I conse'
ouence of The wretchedly inclcment condition Of
The weather, the managers Of the Fentau picnic
have determined to postpone It. The date at
which 1t will be held Will be puhlithed to-uor-
, 1865-08-10

Thc safest and best remedy for Dtar.
.bc7, Dysentery, Cramp IN Stomach OF bowe's,
Rs.ckberry and Rhuh.1b. 1tcontslus nothlng In
iurious, and is mild IN it, action. The success
which mort Invariably attends lts n'e indqret II
Chicago. = ISA%eoN1-%t ~ oA ~ ~
, 1865-08-10
771Raudo1ph street, wholesale Agent.
aut1 1s2i9 lmo-tu, ,thGaa

p1aYrhGa. DysenteFy, Summer Cons
,,.inr Ne. speedily cn:ed by us1nE Mcguire a
!, Bfnne Plant" Sold By all DfrgRis
oeN h acaIrL,
, 1865-08-10
1urfinn 5Hlsa.
PY GILBERT 81 SAMPSON
- ELEGANT FURNITURE, 2 &C.,

.AT AUC CTION.
Cn FRIDAY. August II b. n. ~ t'cIock 4. n.
We III f.n As our laleiyoons ,.iG ard 18 e4r.
BON pen did a1solsment OF tsris Chrtsr aad
Link Room lu:ul:ase. lsslpdinz several ia:tl q
aEdlEKe EIg>1t CLAIR. Also Fl14 Ps' lnr suHc1 II
tlnsh. Rep IND Ba,r Cloth. Btug+rs. gec1s .sr!es.
Eldebp,yt1. Kxt.fllon Table., vth sesoll p.llAl
:exs Anbe T.p 1no!es and a;snfs. u Ma ~ A:rtoss
k1rh7.sE GUpKET 4 SAMFsON. 4 neHoneetI.
, 1865-08-10

FtRE u BROADWAY, n. Y.-JuI1us BAUER q
Cove regret to .ead IN the New fork papers
a report OF a tire in New York On SATURDAY n1ent
last, in which the extensive music establishment
al IulIus B,uer s Co., Of this city, suffered much
,n;urv. The Mcssrs. Bauer have made prepara-
pS1s 10 Immediately reopen their bualnees, 30
that pat1ors Iced fear no tnconreniencc. ttoa
the appearance OF The bul,dng after the nre Tiers
, 1865-08-10

C1KFxR CAr1ERE OF 1 DERGLAR.-A little
over 4 ptnih ego The b0sraibg house M. 13a
Wabash AyeI ~, Eas entered BY come petsun 1t
that tine unknown. who carried ca .rum one Of
the rooms valuable watch, rev. raj stiver coins,
n adlsry and q note Of hand for Ses9, the property
Of NJ. Hst ipge, one OF the bcarden. The usns-
action wrs reported to Superintendent Turtle,
~ko detailed Detective Robert Kenny to work up
the care. A. purGlare, u.ually, amer mixing q
haul, wilt the pawnt rokeis with thei1 eood., the
oracer m'ce rruhd Of these trkututlops. md
al Tcxb,otck's establishment, No, 161 Wprhipz.
ton strsel. at.t he Altc learned shat the person
rho plscsd 1t the1e bad d. parted rot more 1hnn
Il 3ye minutes p1eylcEe 10 tls coming. The match
Wak t.l1 n zno given 10 Nj. Hs.nprs. Or course
M Ten 1oecf eas ont Of pocket 10 the smonut
% ou.n,y cerbl1 intest.isd IN tie esp1a.e usS:
ef he bu1tlar Ycetsscay ai.errooa his
vatlxros was rewnEoed: The su5gia. ~, pass
IL @ man be was iuok NJ fnr. In nsn,elt NJ
Tenhroeck's hand we On the 1a:ealt c2!laf, ha
fht ntx. inetaLt M1. I. found himteif on III,
e. 9Gm IA, orc be bsd 1na h.it a S.oeE, and t.,
bu1e lar this ur VIE M+de TO VIE ~ nEel,
rnte IN the dtrecllon Of the Central stsuon- whs1
Keuny. Beto1e lock1pg him up he oinc7T searched
lin. sna found ene OF the mlessnR coins End e=v
tspl lliieIt, together with pOeset dlsry IN MI
Tie rs:ta! gave h,e natne a. william Franels, nr
aperus4l Vi the letters disclosed his true nant +
bt Ntllltn Ftn!fsu he Is young man, not NOR
ttsn = yesls Of age, AID, but for pecn fsf e1pt+e
sion atoui ths e,es, hlt general app 'a1ance woul
1EcicIte IN honest yburE man. Nsppeated trod
his private tifYy th4t he wAE sentenced 10 tn
Dstoewtl1 on the 18th Of ,uiy for being vagrnnt
tnd there we've eop'cs OF notes addressed 10 III
mo,her In Dotl.?o askine for ess, .nd on. to Pe:e
- E. rw1n requesting him, e particular {avur. 1
como and pay h1a nne ant htye him Ieic ased. Th
diary a.to disclosed thu fact th,. h. had been II
re,ed 1nnetl,atl5 b!ler his Er1ival in tbs an
18th Of June,l for obtaining mo.cy uEoe1 fails
observation-disclosures 0pesntion-tu. rot od
Two Of The lsrer1 fuut uppn him are from hl
mother, and are antwefe to = ts1ee ram be had ri
h.r Ion Is, the a1norn1 OF the flne 11po.ed. tt
l.t1tr1 No x71tt4 In pretty hsnd, atd every llr
IL fuu Of e1Prtss:ors of INC ten1e1est reg.1
for biz we;fa,c AID fecostEy from +
4ilnaes-tbe rascal when incAscerated In II
B1itexejl. 4 won'd sssn I'd .e,seEsposa her
She wtites that she cannot serd him tincle cen
.. she slready has been forced Y disPose Of !,
ssftes ol hie: that 'he only trticle ielt her u
ehkW', the gin Of her dead mother bu! enc 81;
shat, no, sbsll 20 II he really needs In worn
via, 4 d other ard that . sont IT, Will b e
am1nt d eefore Jpet &C Nllllkcn this morning.
, 1865-08-10

u
who eser cane nmong us capsule Of Interpreting
The thouehts Of the gres, masters, bat because
auorr 1hoae Who are 10 capatle he taEet front
thn1cb. New YorE, 8 curious exception 10 lie
utuAl 1un Ct fashionable churches, in that II en-
ployt in orGsniet vbo:c amhtnon It is 70 play
well IN the proper te1fe o. t9e tetn soe rue ne.
the more IL tie really cla,sic zser4hced 10 glitter
N NJ. Morgan is now short teur during VEGA
coup,e Of copcerts here, in the Fret Untvers,list
Church Of this city. Its repertoire ts grandly
EXTENSIVE, embracing teleciions rom toe works
IL. oA Mendettcnn. Here, weber, Rossl1l, F:o.
tow, AMBER, Morgan. Battzte, and "e.y.
The concert 1asL eren!nE was, in consequence
Of the extremely unpleasant etste o. the Ws.1nss,
Cd 1bst the present should not 'o.e by The neglect
Of the absent End gave cnt OF the very enest en-.
tcr1!i1meI.s The eo5eest 1opensd With iaEqes
Of tho rich m1sital f1t9t TO solloE. The hfm and
Ietsoue hand Of the master 70 Erteped the kcya
| hat t'he ntst touch h. fsn,ns .tood reveaitd:
d the feure, uulil I, fwc:ied forth chorus d
riehess triumphant harmony, th. artist mani'
tien. hu. t1ue sympa'hche feeling, tn
eloay saa n g. BY a
strain. sofi and :ul Of wItehety, Ike one retpni
III q breathcd f1om Spirits iutc, at length BE-
eornts more Joyous, IN The CONCLUSION ewe1lt init
tKtnmphel paen. md in each phake Of the eacrel
| story ii 70 beautifully Gtveloped, the handling
md c.]o1inE Of the pc1fosmtr was re1iectlol
iuelt. An sdvt millions ettcl cur ng Tie render
tn1 Of this piece materially heiEhtcned lie pave
| that Tse the cor. tart FISHING Of the lieh.n!n,
through fhc windows from the storm with oct, II
eseely glitter pais the FELLOW gas-}ghts, ard IN
n lie m1sc- The met part Of the ,ptcgfanm
iism Tell" This WAS IN the higher
~ Wonerpus otchcetral .6ett. II hs
not ,he Ecbnese and chaste cla4.c be1,
~ of tomc Of the other p1tces performed out VI
.amtIahlT adApted fer displaying The y,'t cap
p1i,tes 9,f the pIear, Which IL deeetyedfy calle
he = ling OF music,l irttr1mtnts." The enf'i
eMeett prcdueed b5 4 iul! osthettra were glven
this = utt t{yiuR ptsce in 1noEonsh 1mitsttd
from The c!cas nute ob!igato up 10 the full caokr
| u the whole oschestt1.
TIE .sTeu eLd r1listious IN a." oJ Aest
md serne .inppfoviea3ons on cp .r,tlc attt Y
our natlunal rc,od:ee," BY The Pftfo.ne1 M
etlL were probably the 1nctt dlmealt OF efet
tipn cf ary during the evening. They were
| fol, secofda1ca with the clsatic fpfit e1 lhe re
oY lie nroetnrue, eytu the improFts2iloIA !
The performer who hss evidently becone lnbui
y III the s1pl OF majestic beauty characssEiE I
fhe works Of the mA.1eIs nom whom his eeItcdo
, 1865-08-10

A Tou7HruI TBIu.-A boy thirteen years OF
are. named Thomas con1ors. WAS arrested aud
tTonrtt before Justice Gtu1tevaut, at the Pollce
court, ye.te4day Afternoon, for breaking WIN
sow IN Sir. Bowents military store, No. 70 Clark
street, atd stealipg thereirom several Articles.
The transaction WIZ eeen by an officer, who took
the youpc scamp into custody. The Ju.tice. on
thr r,ensite Of Il boys fathtr to keep hlm out
~ mischief In future, discharged him,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

SNAIL BUSINESS of our larges
aud wealthiest Dry Goods firms on
First street made last week, we are
informed, a net saving Of from fifty
cents 10 couple ofdollars by running to
all tie printing Offices in the city with
little work and jewing them down in de-
tail We win say to such gentlemen
that while we are not anxious to do their
work, We are decidedly opposed to 4heir
making aslever of the Jonrnas Office to
squeeze lower terms out of smaller Offices
short Of work If they win only take
their.work to some fair mechanic and pay
him fair rates for it without bothering Us,
we viii be satisfied. We desire to have
as little as possible to do with any of the
relations of the individual spoken of by
Lorenzo Dow, who chased a mosquito
through a gloomy swamp for the sake of
his suet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

s&-Several correspondents who ac-
companied Gen. Sherman in bis march
through Georgia, speak in indignant
terms Of Gen. jeff C. Davis's cruelty to
negro women and children. who persist
Cd II following his army corps with their
husbands and fathers. Gen. Davis has
been saspieiOned of being largely tainted
with e0pperhead views, and if half that
IS said concerning his conduct on this
march be true, he ought to be dismissed
the service IN disgrace. An officer who
viii wansonly inaiet cruelty upon an
ignorant and inofensive race, because
they chance to annoy him somewhat, is
a Disgrace to the American uniform
and the sooner the Governments is rid of
his services the better. We hone, for
the honor of Indiana, that the reports
concerning Gen. Davis are untrue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

Collsetor.
h'tassiiis' January II, 1876. jan1f-tds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
REMOVAL.
MOS. @. MAGHRR

HAS REMOVED HIS wHOLEsALE MANU-.
II featuring Establishment 70 No FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has large and eie-
gaRt assortment OF Homemade Work, a. hae as
the finest, guaranteed rs good As tbs best and
for sale as cheap she cheapest and a little
cheaper.
His entire stock - consisting Of tine Buggy,
Coach, and Carriage Harness, Light Trosting
Heavy Wagon, Dray, aud Express Harness, sad.
dless IN endless variety, Brides Of all kinds in
any quantity, Collars, Girths, sareinelez Chesh
Lines, Military Work In short, everything in
his line, from Hame strap 20 a Monitor sad
die has been manufactured under his imme.
diate supervision, by skillful and experiepcsd
work man, aud IL now offered 70 the trade NJ
EASTERN PRICES. Being able to compete s,,e.
cessfully with anything in the market in stvie.
hnish durability, and price, he onlv asks a rial
Call and examine for yonr-elves ANS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

QUIET ON The BoRpER,-By the latest
arrivals from below and above, we learn
that quiet reigns along the border, the
guerrillas having generally disappeared
A sense Of impending danger has in
spired them with che belief that the Dor
der is growing unhealthy for guerrillas,
and we think it is.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

MasoSIc TENPLE Ibis popular place
Of amusement was denseiy crowded on
Saturday night, ami the company aPpre-
eiatiag The compliment, did their best to
please and succeeded admirably The
thrilling play pf ihe French SPY vas re-
peated aud was an in proveuent On the
prsrssiing evening, when sllpronounsed
itezcellent The sword scene between
u T and Mrs. GoIdea was admirable, and
brought down the honse. With shouts q
applause T
Pierce Dubourg and Barrctts Tony,
we're greatly admired,
80 acceptable was the presentation o.
the French Spy for two evenings past
thai the management has determined tc
repeat 1t this evening. OCH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
HETMsTREETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

Het restores gray hair 70 ita original color. -
ssrpiyfng The capillary tubes with oatarsi susie.
nancs, irarairei b. age dissaas All iassaa,aae.
sss sses ARE composed Of lunar eostie. destroying
ths Vitality and bsaaty Of the hair, aaa aaord Of
themselves no dressing. fsin.ssreet's Iniplitabis
tolsng rot only restores hair 70 its natural eoiof
~ 81 s=sS sroosss. but givss the hairA
Luxurfanf Beauty,
promote. it, growth prevents is hsiing a. erAd
isases anarosi. ard isagsf = health and pleasant
ness % tbs bead. Ithss tod the tsst Of time, y
fn tss eoioEissAi Hair CT aring. snds eonstaafi,
snsFrasfng IN favor. Used - both gentfszen aas
isdisz. fs is seid ~ al rsspsosabis dealers. b
go b pfossfea By then Of ths commercial
agents, D. s. BARNES CO. 2o2 Broadway. Sss
Jerk. Two slsss, 50 cssfs ssa 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT /,
Williams g. boeppls t0iisctor af the city n
hFanHyiile, between the hears Of . and - o'eioel
= NJ ana Ana s'ei'ek p IA, Ga f ta.,ra
WEEDS EsnAY Tia ssh ~ FEBRuARY. 1865.
VIII aell ~ public saetion a. ths door o. the
court Hquso ln the Coy u EvaRsyilis IudiaaS.
che following lara paris 81 iats. and nsrc4is II
real estate ana in prnFetneut %. sse sd tile ps
nspt 81 cry taxes ~ CHE var lsGf due fross fhe
pW'lers tnsrTu' 70 fhs city ~ Esansvi ile-ssld
ts5ses being nua due and m paida Z, for he casts
% sail zaie and that the sata saic wiil D. con
uhnei or nc heSt day thereafter. wa 90 Thurs-
cay the ath Gay ~ February, 1855 .as2 o'cs6tk
H.,s atthe daor - tit Gour H0usa in Esanksiils.
for the nurpose 81 selling such pfuusrty a. NAV
hsEe been cold on the Gag first abofe mon tloaed,
alsd not PSia for. n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

PRICES.
L@rs:e sa2er holdfnE nsArly doubts quantity
slu9 Psr bcttie-haIf dazsB...s..z.. ss ~
small size II cents per tostie-half d6zen 81 "a
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsi
See that the slEuaxnre Of - c. II. IacEx-
son iscn the WRAPPER Of each bottI-
should your nearest drrggist not have ths pra
pAE@tion. % not be putFpf ~ tas sirtoxfrstsrg
Arrse-s that nay - efsrs5 Il i.s pksee. lrs ssrs
express. E E y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

FmLrSG UP.-Thirty-four recruits
have, we learn, been mustered to the
credit of the county already. The work
is but Just begun. Our patriotic people
are coming forward promptly, paying
in their thirty dollars, and strong hopes
are entertained that cur quota viii be
6lled without draft.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

BS~ A gentleman named Blankeuba-
ker, from Hopkins cosnty, Ky, while
taking leave Of friend, st the railroad
depot, at Coviugton, on Wednesday, q
few minutes before the train left for Lex
ingion, was robbed by some one in the
crowd Of his pooket-book, containing
$3.50 and some very valuable papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

GUERRrLLAs IN THg VICINITY OF CLo-
vERrogT.-Gaerrillas in that section are
having gay and lively time at present.
The Louisville Journal learns from a
message 10 The Post Commander that
they have established a camp at M.
Growers, about three miles back Of Clio
verport They pass through the town
continually, buying goods and paying for
shem with money they steal from the
citizens The other day, they robbed
Mr.. Baldorf of Fifty dollars, and the fol-
lowing morning spent it with him for
merchandise, claiming that he was max
ing money by the operation. Similar
transactions occur daily
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
FOR SALE.

MY TWO. TOBACCO ETEHIERIEs on
WI Green river KY One 81 Livermore, con-
tanning our rews; the other 10 CeraivO, con-
tainiag tive screws y. i. BURBAAK,
iaBl0 Henderson, Ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

The FoRAaE QUESTION N THE SoUrH
-SHERMAS's CAVALRY Major General
Sherman. in asletter 10 Quariermaster
General Meigs, dated Savannah, says:
" You may use my name in any circu-
lars addressed TO the Quartermasser OF
the army TO the effect that every part Of
the Southern country will support their
armies BY judieious system Of forAg-
ing More animals are lost to your De-
partment while standing hiiched to their
wagons than during the seemingly bard
marches into the interior.
During his remarkable march, the
cavalry and transportation fonnd abun-
dance of forage and remounts, and the
Chief Quartermaster reports from Ss-
vannah that the transportation Is even
in better condition than when the march
opened-bettef than he had ever before
seen it No horses or mules are re-
quired from the Northern Department
to.reft this army, after march OF three
hundred miles through hostile country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

seg-The people OF Fort Wayne are
talking about street railroads. They
propose to lay the first track to The city
cemetery. We presume they will lay
another track to the Fair Grounds for
the accommodation Of the next State
Eair. AGl CD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

from Ror~0arren Raa5ai lob. Peter II flas
Bapti4t Church ~ 0ermaa town, penn
D. Q ~ Jsstsea, 4I 3ffs &FaE
DsAE Personal sxpsrisncs sBablea ne %
ssy that I regard the gerfaaa nftters sra5fe ~
YOU most exoelisn4 medic ne In cases Of -
we're cold aad general eebtiisF have tsss rfeasfSs
BENEFIT tesl By the ef the Hfttfs snd aa4t.f =.
thsy will producs simflaF Effects on others
Your, truly, WARREN RAND 8fsPH
Germantown Penn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

W. 7. HANNA SAFE.-N. T. Hanna,
who was supposed to have been burned
in the Gait House, has turned up safe.
Il was not until yesterday thatsit became
generally known that he had escaped
from the burning building. It will De q
relief to the whole community 70 learn
that he is safe.-L0aisrille Press, 18th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

NV ARRANGEMENTS. - Mrs f. A.
Young has leased the Walnut Street
House and has fitted il up as first
class clearinghouse, where the most
comfortable Accommodations can be
found By day and regular boarders or
transient visitors The house is large
and eommodious, and every effort vii.
be made to give the most entire satisl
faction to all who may favor the house
with fhsir patronage. ianIf. A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP between Schroeder a
Lemeke is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. h. R. Schroeder will larry the business
az heretofore, at the old stand on Main Street.
JanuAyS2d lSe5.
All parsens owing Us arr requested 10 call aad
settle heir accounts Claims against Us must be
presented for settlement
II. r. SGHREDER
ALGXANDER LEMCKE
January ?, 1s65.--iwd6w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

ATrRNFTKD ESCAPE or PEIsosERs --It
Is said that during the late thaw an i'm
mense tunnelieAdpg from the barracks
on Rock Island eased in, discovering
plot to free the whole encampment.
The ahallowness Of the soil on the rocky
bottom Of the Island bad compelled the
prisoners TO work near the snrfnce.
This did very well while the ground was
frozen, but On taking the frost out Of
the ground, the ground eaved in Of it's
own weight The revelation Of this plot
is anything but commendable TO the au-
thorities Of the camp The tunnel vas
large enough Tor four to walk abreast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

NEWSPAPERS IN DIxIE-Some Of our
people complain of the high prices Of
newspapers in the North, (and they are
too high,) but what think they Of the
Richmond Enquirer At seventy dollars
year for the daily; City dollars per
year for the seni-weekly, and twenty
1--WE dollars per year for the weekly 2
Agents and news-dealera are furnished
At twenty-five dollars per hundred copies.
Advertisements, two dollars per eight
lines for each insertion. Letters sent at
the risk Of the writer's. Do they regard
that as tax upon knowIedge2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-16

oay- A meeting has already been held
to take steps to rebuild the Gait House
at Louisville The Press says that $500,
GOO viii be readily subscribed to the fund
to rebuild il, @E