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RActSE, Wis., jan 3.-At ha1rpast four o'clock
this morning fire broke out north Of The Itaclne
House, and oefose The hamea could be checked the
building, With stores In arst story. and Titus
Block. fonre;ory brick. haslng six stores below
and Offices aboye-he finest edfdce in Racine--
were destroyed. q also Tere St Matk'a (Eplseopal}
Church. Robert Casc'e twostoty hrsck dwelling
house, Pottera cabinet Shop and ". UuGhau's paint
shop. The un1yclsalfst Church and othe1 6nild~
tngf had narrow escape. This l. one Of the most
cteaetrous cuna:Ta!ons that has eSer afflicted ouI
city. The loss probably exceeds 3100000
Pontiac, Mich, JAN 3.-A block Of eight wooden
buildings hare inst been destroyed BY fire. The
occupants were; McLeuuan, grocery; E. ".
Jewell. tohacconlst; D. Jewell. hakery; Chandler
4 Strung, shocmtkeIs: II. Y. Davis, grocery; Car
michael, GroceIy; Broughtop. meat market; and Il
saloon. The 1rc originated In Davis gtpccrY. Tho
loss II estimated At $s00o0. The wind was ttron-
from the sEett, and fox time the Hodges House
Was In great danger.
Bos1oN, Jan IA hrr In India street this atter-
afternoon destroyed The inter7or Of bntlding No. Il
Of that scet corner Of Hrosd etreet. fully stocked
with benzlne, petroleum, kerosene and other oils,
belonging to different partics. 4 colored man
FAMED Ffank Lewis WIS thock1nsly burned by tho
explosion OF IN oil storu occupied by the Newton
Oil Company. The loss il estimated At <S0,O
DETROIT, Jan. 1.-The woolen factory Of r. E.
Gardner / Co.. at housewife. Mich, WAS entirely
consumed by fire. ye~tefuay- The loss is &c, ,UUU
insured for So 0M, In the Hartford. phnnlx and
Metropolitan Companies. The tactory Will be re-
built at once.
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From Detroit.

Tina. 9an: <1Atn meeting o, the Bo,-a n,
spose Il hs,s,1s ;.ee Horace Il. p.y, oi Ssw To1S.
Ganal. H. hd.s ddasofinE the Sia:as4 Fais shi,,
Iaitt NIL ri IT, md spoofa,.a a'ss5: sa
.e. 10 ssss Fl S'e .eah SSss ZEN wita
the bene4t ot NJ. Dars .vstet or e tae country
It + sos ~ ,se paa provided
Seurty Of the Treasury tasios IN Fly ison H.
oemb9 Is 1eoa doe. not app: 10 AasTe;n@ q a,,; D..
transported from orr point to annthor e9iHe
or obstruction At this point to lhs thipnens 3,
stuck. FA's4' o'
, 1866-01-05

. New ToEK, Jan. "A letter from Richmond
gives IN account Of the celebration by freedmen OF
Ecm Years Day md the Anniversary OF Ensoctpa-
ton. The principal ceremonies on the OCCASION
HeSe conducted In tae African church, md wort
, 1866-01-05
.Qbifa9o Gribnne'


FRIDAY, JANUARY S, 1SSS'
THE NEWS.
Gold csoscd yesterday al III
eynopscs Of Governors CoDJb anu An"
drew = messages arc Cl'en III nul aes .,,
, Hu,,hc11 thc missing cashier oi the Misals-
;, qurd Bank, Sheldon. ~. tuff7a oa' 10 oe "'A1'
IN tbe suru Of s7s,oo
Congress, according to .ad}ournment' 70
r.eseer,ble to-day. Tnere win probably DC no aao'
1um in the House.
Sweeney, the Fenian, who Is creating 30
,,,nnh exriiement II New York, u ressulaf Q. J.
army otcu. ~-
Cl.ard Hallcck, tho founder Of ths New
Ynk .fowut{ Of Gen0se,es died 1t hls residence IN
New H1yrn, CT, yesterday, aged sixty'six.
Gen. ". F. "Baldy'D Smith has been
rrautcd st1 months leave Of abscnee, On account
III, Inns been forna IN Mississippi nnd Nor
1he,n Alabama, and compzniea are bstns organ
lied.
The Jsnes.ille Gasah says: "At the Corn
Exchange in this city. IL used fael It being
deemed much cheaper than coal 1t The present
pEices- .-.+
80 The steamer Ottawa, Which arrived yester-
day At New York from London, experienced
series Of terrific cales On her assaRc. Tn The I'd
u]t. &tses Of he4 crcw were swept overheard By 4
heavy seA.
Another revolution, . peaceful one, has oc-
xr,7pd ip san Domingo. Gen. Gnez IL ucw P1esf-
dent of the Republic, the cS-president Cobral tax
1nr military position nnacr the new Admlnisua-
zion.
Mil Bros. 4 Co.'s (Eew Orleans) cotton cir
,eulu reports present supply Of abouE s.100, 100
1ales; shipments North to the present time, .85Q
Goo fales; estimated crop of 186t from 2oo, 900
10 1.so0 600 haass.
The message Of the President to Congress
in Response to = resolution asking Tor Information
relative to the dcc1ee al Mzxtmi1fan condemning
al Mex1csn prisoners to death, Il printed An ao-
sts1ct Of the diplomatic correspondence On the enb
ject is given in ouE despatehe4-
The Platte County Railroad, between st.
Joscph and Wcxtuu, No., has been sc1,ed by tsos.
FLETCHER md sdrcrtlsed for sa.c, owing to the ta
uc oi the Company to psy In the State bonds :he
State Treasury the hlst Of Januar7. required BY
tho condidops Of their purchase.
Adrices from Mexico report that the En-
psesa reached Ve1a Cruz, from Yutatan oa the 10th
rlt. The lmpea3aaists clshn victory over the Be
publicans the 4th nit, md that the Lender Tomax
Sanchez wak killed. The Republicans have taken
po.scssion Of the tomn Of Ia 1as IN Lower ca1ifos
mia.
On New TEARS day Tue sheriff Of 4Allc-
Ehany county, ra discovered 1ve Of his prl.onere,
occupants Of one cell, hard at work digging out.
They had removed At least CARLOAD Of stone
brick and mortar from tic wa11, with no bes.c.
toofs thsn case knives, md "nere rpon almost tue
last stroke when discovered.
It appears TINT during the last few days ot
Et1e Loopold's LIE upccasing efforts were mads to
convert him 10 catho1icism. TbecTcning previous
to bis death The Duchess a Dtahant coutrlved to
, 1866-01-05

Thoee who wish to stcure 4 full interest OF tho
United States IN the Combined Envelope and Letter
Sheet inst patented. VII call the nndefH-ntL It
and elIcits admiration from al who hsve sseo 1t.
The Scientific American classes It AMONG th- most tn
paEtanr recent Inventions TIE inseattpu now n7st
oJered to the business men Of Chtcago Il not sold
within week. 1t Will be Presented to those OF Sew
roFk and Boston. CIIhS. ROWLAND,
GlL-1p No. 159 W8shfn:ton-sifees.
, 1866-01-05
LOSSES PAID.

An ontiEchtnE adherence to legitimate landmarks
Of solid service, ealy rendered aud faithfully per
formed-a strict devotion to one speela depaftmnt
OF the busness-sa ample capital and Increasing re-
sources. together with = Straightforward, honorable
couse Of coaduct IN the current transactions Of bust
ress. euphasfcal1y suggest
, 1866-01-05
NFtn advertisements.
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Orders from the trade Hay also be addressed to
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, 1866-01-05

the Chamber Of Commerce. the EItcuiIyc Commit
tee reported against tho propohi.ion made bY the
Boston Boafd Of Trade to hold Nasionai Cotton
Growing Convention 10 des1se means 10 eecnre an
tuea+ "a production Of eottoQ in the Uni:ed states,
and suggesting The propricky Of government lntor.
fcfcutc. The committee st4tes It Is firmly per-
4u4ded thtt my interference On the part of tha
United Ssaics Eoyernment, SaSo fur the presersa-
tiem Of e9der ana the protection Of the ftlatlye
, 1866-01-05
-
VOL. XIX.

rEbel Geperal during oar late war,
Gen. Logan IL here. utA friends are claiming
that hts chance for The ne1t United States senator
ship iol Illinois are first cIass.
Ma!. Gen. Merritt, nou stationed in Texas, IL re-
Poa1ed 70 h4Fe attended public meeting in IN In
tnsae9ted condition. and endosted reasonable
tpeech nsde by rebel Judce. Hancock Charges
A1e sald TO have been preferred against him By OIL
cess who were present.
Cen md 1ndee Busteed Is warmly urging the
eause Of pe1te1, The imprisoned cotton agent at
Mopale. Thinner. once notorious a. \ member Of
The to Of hangers on to Fremont, called tbs Cali
fo.nta 1hiesee" is also mixed MP In tbs business.
9he report that any portion Of the Keeonstrue-
ton Committee bad 6ono Sont1, Investigating
tous Is untrue. No such "Trip has yet been aatbof.
tied.
Ex Secretary Campbell CT the rebel CoufedeneJ,
Is here opposing The test oath.
, 1866-01-05
Il: II. MAGnLL,
General Agent,

y Policies tssuad prouprs*< ~ resident Agents
OF the Pt9nH. who located II The prtneipsl elites
toura md v1sses throughout the Uplted states. -
dr. n..
, 1866-01-05
THE PHGNlX


a Ekanch once ut Cincinnati, Tor tho West aud
South, No. ~ West Fourth street, through which
Agents are appointed Losses adjusted and paid Cor
RI ponderce promptly atauded to; and / genaAl su-
perrisiou hsd Of the Compan3's interest. IN those
gt1tcs, with fun cosps OF Special, Supervisory and
Travelling Aggnt&, n tho different smtes, within essy
1tach Of eyezy Agencr. ready to afard assistance In
the adjustment Of losses without cost to the
promptly, and IN = bhalneas m1unex.
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pRorEsrANT EPISCOPAL.

st. Paul's Church, corner Of First
and Chestnut Streets, Rev. IL. w.
Spalding, Rector. 81
Services on Sunday next, 103 A. M,
and 7sP.M.; Sunday-school, 8 A. NJ;
Mission school, on Ninth Street, 3
p. M ~ 1888
Services dtiring the week-Wednes-
day, 7p. NJ; and Thursday Thanks
giving day., at 103 A. M, with Holy
Communion. s 1886
THANKseIvINa DAY.-Bishop Up
FOLD, of this Diocese Of. Indiana, has
issued pastoral, in accordance with
the recommendation of the President
Of the United States and the Governor
of the State, epjoining upon the clergy
the due observance Of the day in acts
of public prayerand praise and devout
duplication. 199hioJ e 73ama
He has also issued a pastoral upon
the subject Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Frsedmen's Commission, calling
attention to the importance Of the
work and the necessity for liberality
on the part of the Church, and recon-
mepding that collection be made on
that day in the several congregations
Of the Diocese. He says the impor-
lance Of this truly BENEVOLENT enter
prise, and the urgent necessity that
exists for its immediate and vigorous
prosecution can not fail to be appreci-
ated by. every rejecting mind, in
yolving, as it docs, issues of good or
evil, as it is furthered or neglected, to
the class Of people especially con-
cerned, and to the social influence of
the communities in which they dwell"
1t is doubtless well known that this
Commission is working with the
hearty co-opperation, and under the
auspices of the Southern Bishops,
clergy, and laity, and it truly deserves
the sympathy, prayers and assistance
of all earnest churchmen. This will,
therefore, be one of the objects Of the
collection to be taken at THAI time.
Two other special objects will be the
Diocesan lessons and Orphan Asy-
lum Of this city; and any person may,
beside, designate any object in which
he or she may be peculiarly inter
ested. ba1
The new furnace just put up in st.
Paul's Church works admirably in all
respects. The Church will now al
ways be comfortable, and no building
in the city furnishes more attractions
in every way than does this.
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Of them, with large additions in many
places by conversion. THE Lord is
adding 10 the Church daily such as
should be saved
Our very enterprising Baptist
friends in Chicago are about founding
q church at the Union Stock Yards, a
location just out Of the city limits,
where all the cattle and hogs are sold.
The establishment has the control Of
three hundred acres Of land, forty
FIVE acres of which are covered with
plank enclosures. On the premises
are large first class hotel and an i'm
mense exchange building. All the
railroads which centre at Chicago con-
meet here. In the exchange building
are the Offices Of the railroads, and OF
the cattle brokers, and here is the
Union Stock Bank. The business in
this bank some days exceeds d million
Of dollars. Around this establish
ment a large village is rapidly growing,
and the Baptista of the city are max
ing readyto supply the spiritual wants
of the people.
Rev.iJ. w. Terry, Of Centralia, lii
nois, has accepted the pastorate Of the
Baptist Church in Madison He will
enter Immediately upon the duties Of
his office. ia bis aHg alla85h
The First Baptist Church Of Indian
apolis alone supports three Sabbath
Schools, nil Of which are in most
Aourishing condition. The Home
School,. r. Osgood, Superintend-
ent--numbers some 500 teachers and
scholars; The South Mission School
e. J. Foster, Superintendent--3OO
and the Garden Mission School-C,
r. Jacobs, Superintendent--establish-.
ed last summer, 100 Other denom-
nations are pushing forward their eff
forts in this direction, and there is
also Union Mission School number
ing some 800 teachers and scholars.
Tits stated that Mr.. Beecher feels
deeply grieved at the way In which the
Independent has treated him, and that
he has withdrawn his sermons from
that paper, aud has closed bargain
With DR.. Bright, editor Of the E!zdm-
liner, the Baptist paper in New York,
by which his sermons and lecture
room talks will be furnished 10 that
paper. An arrangement has also been
made by which Mr.. Beecher Is to
furnish q sermca every fortnight af-
ter the FIRST Of December to the New
York Meth0dist. = u h'f2k4
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to amusements, is taken from the adj
dress Of the late Council at Balti-
more: a
In this connection we consider 1t to
be our duty to warn our people against
those amusements which may easily
become to them an occasion OF SIN,
and especially against those fashiona-
BILE dances which, as at present car
ried on, are revolving to every feeling
Of decency and propriety, and are
fraught with the greatest danger to
morals. We would also warn them
most solemnly against the greatest
abuses which have sprung up in the
matter Of fairs, excursions, and pic
MICS, in which, as too often conducted,
the name Of charity Is made to cover
up a multitude of sins. We forbid
al Catholics having anything to do
with them, except when managed in
accordance with the regulations Of
the ordinary, and under the immedi-
ate supervision of their respective
pastors. The clergy are exhorted 10
unremitting zeal and blamelessness Of
life.
A splendid diamond cross and
chain, worth 81 200, has been donated
by Archbishop Purcell to the 81. Pe
ter's Society table at the Orphane
Fair, to be held at Melodeon Hall
shortly. II will be rallied for, and
tickets may now be secured at Nc
Crews jewelry store. - Cincinnati Ga
Zelfg. fHf FffU sI 40 s-f lf
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UNITARIAN.

There will be Liberal Christian
worship at the Court House to-mor-
row, conducted by Rev. ID. ii Clark.
Sermon in the morning, THE Doc
trine of the Incarnation" Services
in the evening as usual.
The young and thriving society in
Sheboygan,, Wisconsin, dedicated
their new place of worship, which is
to be known as Unity Church, on
Wednesday, October oath. 9o'j
Rev. O. B. rockingham is to give
series of conversational lectures
this winter at his church in New
York, on the Poets Creed, /" illus
trated with readings.
The fruit Of the late National Con-
vention in Syracuse is already mani
tested in a call for a Union Conven-
ton of Unitarian, Universalist, and
other liberal Churches in Central
and Western New York, to be held
at Rochester November 2lst and 22nd.
The following extract from the cir
cular. issued by the Universalist cler-
gyrnen to their people indicates the
spirit in which it proposes to come to-
gethers ifa8E9H GO lmam9lza8an
? The time for all jealousy, GOODNESS,
or indifference has passed, and we
have entered upon a new era Of fra
ternal feeling and Christian co.opera-
ton. Let us waste no more precious
moments in quibbling over names,
and for the precedence, but try to out
do each other in self-sacrifcing deyo-
ton to truth and human good. BY
whatever names Liberal Christians
may be called, they are engaged in o
common work; whatever differences
may have characterized us in the past,
that progress which we have ever mu-
tually vindicated has brought us ia. q
common platform. We are one in
spirit; we are one in faith. Let US
take each other by the hand, look
each other in the face, and unitedly
press forward in every Christian un-
dertaking. 04 ~ F. A
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CATHOLIC.

We are in receipt ofthe first num-
Der of new weekly Catholic journal,
published at St. Paul, Minnesota,
called the Northeastern Chronicle.
1t is neatly printed, arranged with
taste and will doubtless prove a val
liable addition to the press of the
Church. -a
Archbishop Spalding, Of Baltimore,
will, on next Sunday evening, deliver
a lecture for the benefit of the Con-
ference of st. Vincent De Paul Socie-
ty, at st. Michael's Church, Louis
vile. W
The following extract in reference
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Dissolution Notice.

UIODU1UU1Vu 4NVVAVOs
ywvHE FIRM or WEED & FUQUAY
~ has this day dissolved partnership by
contracted by said firm, anu collects all
debts due the same. Business continued
Evansville, Ind, Nov. 18th, 1865. 9IlIm
GEO. w. FUQUAY.
uoyl7 div s. X. WEED.
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BAPTIST


First Baptist Church, Marble Hall
George f. Pentecost, Pastor.
Preaching at 10Y Am. Text-Heb.
TX. 2s:5" Unto them that look for Him
LChristl, He shall appear the second
time without sin unto salvation"
Theme--Second Personal Advent of
Christ into the World.
Services att Pm. Isaiah
XIV. 2. Themer-The Long Suffering
and Patience Of God toward Sinners
Preaching every night during the
coming week.
Sunday School at 8 Az
Children's Meeting, 3 Pm.
The Baptist press, both in the East
and the West, give large and encour-
aging accounts from the Churches--a
general spirit of activity and revival
arising and pervading large number
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THE MISSION SCHOOL holds its reg
ular sessions al the Court House at
half.past one O'Clock Sabbath after
noon. A cordial invitation is extend
cd 70 citizens and strangers. & t.tus
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YouNa MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc1A-
TIoN.-The Young Mems Christian
Association of indianapolis held
large and interesting meeting this
week. The Journal says: aioivinl
A number Of the members made
reports of their visits TO various local
tiles in the southwestern part of the
cityWfIt isdesigned to carry forward
this work of visitation systematically.
until the religious condition Of every
inhabitant Of the city, old and young.
has been ascertained, and all spiritual
wants supplied. Incidental TO this
main work Of this Association il the
asoertaining Of all cases Of physical
distress and want, and providing suit
able relief. We understand that by
Joint arrangement Of the Y. M. Ii
brary Association and the Y. M. g.
Association, three lectures will be de-
livered by Mr.. Gough--two for the
benefit of the former, and one for the
latter--some time in December.
Among the lectures and series o.
instruction announced for the classes
Of this Association at Cincinnati, fol
the past week, we note the following
MISUNDERSTANDING, Landscape and
Ornamental; p w. Zoiner, ESQ., o.
Harris x Zoiner,
Mechanical and Architectural--H
Lasher.
"Wednesday Penmanship; Adam
Frederick, Esq, Professor in Mel
sons Commercial College.
Observation-Disclosures and Book
Etpa Insurance. lSssS COMPANY ~, " Aiien' .
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METIEOnIsr.

Services in the Methodist Churches
tomorrow as usual. The regular
Pastors will ofhoiate. Sabbath Schools
in the morning and Glass meeting in
the afternoon.
The New York advocate says the
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PLASTIC SLATE,
FOR ROOFING

AND OTHER PURPOSES.
-AvING PURCHASED OF THE
- proper authorities the right fer VAN
derburgh County and the city OF Evans
Vile, am prepared 70 furnish buildlnRs---
brick or frafne-with the above Roofing,
which is warranted 10 be BETTER and
CHEAPER than anything now Ia use.
As Q Roofing Material, It Stands
l.IxeN Unrivalled. ear0
A mastic, IL adapts itself TO every shape
and slope. Non-combustible, impervious,
non-expenslve, and undecaying.
Frost does not Crack nor Heat Dis
solve it.
The only roofing material ever discover
ed that viii resist the action OF the ele-
ments as long rs the structure II protects'
II is susceptible Of little, " any, aoeor
from exposure, and rs perfectly fire.
proof
For further particulars, apply TO my
Agent, II. b. CASSAVANT, Esq, or to
JOHN #. GLOVER,
Corner Main and Seventh Streets.
oc3 dSm
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average, $707.
Rv this IN WI

BY thiait viii be seen that Evans
vile, as usual, leads in every particu-
Tar. Methodism must be on the down
grade in indianapolis, and the preach
ers have a hard time in New Albany
and Greencastle. 8ir 6aa bea5la .lsai
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HIRAM NELSON,

u. =. AUCTION -E-'
Has permanently located ms AS''o"
Room at 1850
g No. IS MAIN STREET, ao
i,o.,,.ost.a the washington House,,
Sp,pl,s,i ottand to all kinds OF Auction buE
n NE w 10 the selling Of Merehandise, Wag-
ons, Carriages, HORSES, and zeal sz1ase;
6. x~IYpnAY OF each week Cash advances
On consignments. Refers TO AL the citi.
xens of Evansville who know nlm' VIII
I've his whole time TO his business. aplS
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The contributions to the Centenary
Fund, by various Conference Dis
tricts Of this State, are as follows:

E07775T -TTTFI- = =. 80 NJ 80
ers are as follows; Indianapolis,
$75S; Greencastle, 1862; Evansville,
1862; Rockport, $3.50; New Albany.
1876; Mitchell, $715; Conference
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SOUTH FIRST STREET.

HE4t aI
/ have now in store, and am selling
much below customary rates, the most
elegant, durable and complete stock Of
+ BOOTS AND SHOES y
To be found in the city, mainly made
up to order; and good
CUSTOM WORK,
Direct from the best Manufacturers of
Cincinnati, Boston and the surround
ing manufacturing towns.
Ladies' and Misses Fine Shoes Of
all kinds, and Mems Slipper made to
order and warranted satisfactory.
-@aisi 81 q .e II. w.TURNER.