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Medical Erndu atln lnn<-.t IRnid upon the
Photographers.


photographer.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Td5une.]
CrSCISwA11. Feb. Is.
The Electric Medical Institute, Of this CITY. has
lust graduated df,y-one students oul Of one hund-
rcd and twenty -fouE mat1iculatea.
nishop Roseesans Is TO deliver lecture in No.
2arl nali next Sunday evening On ''Uur Country,
from Catholic point Of rieu." ..
The photographers Of Ibis city were assounded
the other day by the appearance o an agent among
lhem claiming the right 10 c1acs compensation from
each md all for The OF pretended patent on the
procefa Of using bromfdes IN collodton- Some OF
inc older artists remembered that about Wo years
ago a Mf. Cutting, Of boaton, had obtained
aten for this process, although It had been public
property IN Europe for some two .yeass at
ihat timo. 2tessse. Bogardus Ftedercks, proto-
10 lhe photographers Of the United States. asking
Tor contributions to pay the expenses OF legal rezl
ance TO this claim. 4 good deal OF money WA sent
ffom Cincinnati. hut no'hlns more Was eyer heard
Of II. and II was supposed Ar. Cnttlug failed to
prosecute. On fnyetfi.htinE the present. tatd upon
TIC photographers, It Is asceftatned that Mr. Fred
es7cks has published circular. Batting that he has
satisfied himeef that the patent OF Nt: Cutting ls
valid and that photographers had better do he had
lone-pay something Tor the Use Of the process.
Ii tees that Mr. Cutting has assigned bis right to
some enterpfieiDg speculsior, who noufcs photo
gtnphe1s that be Will charRe nothing TOR the past,
hut will expect them to pay for trt eaas esabllsh-
menta $50 per year, and second cass IS per ycaE,
photographers here propose 10 resfat this claim a.
= Ind IF rnnHfenrE f,nf3n
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Singular Accident.

IACEossE, Feb. ia severe Fnow 6torm hiss
b.1n raging herr for The pasl tweu,y.tour hons>.
<ne Of HuJbank d Co.'S stsse.. loaded With pas
r.nrerv, when near this ctty, hnd 10 piss through
Nhllu tA.einc IN old fa :hoped swing gate. the ride
Vi ihc r:ngc struck the heavy ha]ance-po!e Of the
enic. The hor-es Jumped. and the end or the pole
Fnn through the ceAch, tearing OF the top and
e%mrrls ln}urlnc FIJI pa.scrs.rr. They were
brought 10 this city snd properly carcd iof. Tn:
Suturise will not prove fatal.
, 1866-02-16
Tlte ENIAl REfe

SEw YonK, Feb 1a.-1ne winooaE returned 10
the Navy Yard at 1890 O'Clock to-dsy. The raee
xpa abauaoned lsft night on account Of The storm
on thc Sound, when The Winoosd had made thEre
complete heae ind war just HlSty Ave sniies ahead
oI tic Algonquin. Al O'Clock 1hss morning both
The Wtnoo: ID 1an the Algonquin out ot FIGHT from
her mstt bead. The W1nootd worked beautifully:
making 2lsx luzns per minute, with 3 pounds Of
, 1866-02-16
FROM NASHVILLE.

Proceedings of tire x.egtslatnre-Fhe
Franchise B3ii - Alleged Cotton
Eraud The Weather - Organized
Gang. Of Robbers.
Especial ue4patch to the Chicago T7buue.1
NASHVILLE. Feb. IS.
In the House Of Representatives the franchise
hill, reported By TIC Joint Select Committee, came
person d1=fanchsed BY the bill should he required
10 pay poll tar, was laid on the table.
Nj. James Mullipe OF Bedford, offered bill in
lieu OF That reported By the Committee. Nr. Mu]-
,ins bin Ia IN lis min features the that OF
.hc Commlnc. but It enlarges The basis Of suftaVe
BY permitting all persons to vote Who took part
y "he,Ser Ell fnsy were formerly Connected Ss,h ie se
pelnon Or not. II also provides that pnbae!y
s1own Union men may receive certificate Of reg
fcritcd hy the bill. AL who received appointments
ard commission. nnicr Governors And few3 Johnson
ard brown,ow arc permitted 70 ross without Ietes.
tflce prescribed By the bill 1s not required nn1ess
lhe Office be political. Tho Commissioners Of Reg.
s,on aE 10 be pa9 SIt e he s,as sead 81 fa o.
1ee's bit are retained. alt 3tullcn's bill being
ior tie COMMITTEE. bi by iarge maion.y, and
raased upon Its secopd reading BY 4B TO q, aud
naR made the special order for 10 morrow.
beaten ID debate and arc badly demorazed, while
he Union members are strong anl confident.
Ii YVES IN esTor in saying that The bank bill had
become Law. 1t goes back 70 the Senate for cou-
cur1ruce Ia some amendments.
In tho IIonsen bin for thc rc.ief Of widows and
children Of deceased Tennessee soldiers came up
Without takiuga vote on the bill, the House ad-
Messrs. Flushman and Frane1atin, arrested Al
A1ank for ceiling Government cp1tnu, admit aalee,
but deny fraudulent intent They wlll restore the
proceeds OF sales {S350i On Monday. and will then
BE- ttrned ore1 by the military authorities 10
United Stafes District Attorney Harrison, who will
Investigate the firm Of r. Cohen & Co., to which
Tree genllen1on belong. and which has heretofore
This morning was tho coldest that has been
known In Nashville for Two years.
4 regular organized band OF robbers and outlaws
Il saidto exist On the borders of Tennessee md
i;eorcfa composed both OF whiles and btacks, and
is daily growing In numbers and autacfty.
NASHVILLE, Feb. Is.
President Roberts and Gen. Sweeney addressed
the Feufan Hrothe1hood tonight, at the old Thea
trr, The night II Intensely cold, but the Theatre
,vas led to The utmost capacity Of pafQuette and
dlesR circle, and great enthusiasm prevailed.
j, M. Bran Sns thoeen chairman. The speeches
were 10 ihe same general effect Al those by the
esme persons In tlpcnuad and elsewhere, and
s-etr continually interrupted BY outbursts Of ap
ptanse. -......-
Forged vouchers art being extensively circulated
tn this community, but guilty parties Instrumental
il pettlnc them mp Will not 70 unpublished.
, 1866-02-16

An indian Deteeat1on-Proposed Sale
of the yermIllton Gold Re.ion-A
Burglar Sentenced.
Especial Despatch to the Cbicaeo Tnhune.1
MILWAUKEE, Feb. Is.
A parry Of Indian chiefs from the Lake Vesmlllion
gold district, MInuesot,, are now stopping at the
Newhall House. on their way to their Great Father.
Ibey propose to sell The gold fields, which now BE-
long 10 ,hen, to tho Government, making ressrva.
tion for themselves. The large enieIano;n 1nTte t
WhNes. .,,
sfnre r,,d whose ease vas appealed to the supreme
Corft without kucceeg, was sentenced this morning
to thret yearss imprisonment at Wanpun.
, 1866-02-16

NEW YoRK. Feb. 15.-1hts morning. bT order 0 Q.
inns OF rue Cympxny'e coal from the h!hcShtata
aro Broad Mountatn In.rcs. In sehn,Es!ia ~ county;
Fcnnsvtvsuia. were to}d nj anctson; gay Ton. o.
rie.mf,oat cozI wese drtt disposed Of the pf1css
comwcnctne At $3.121 per ton. and gradually fa'l.
Ia. to $7-Ds The next was :, 200 tons u broken
1x9.t which rolu at e. H1$,
, 1866-02-16

Nrw YonK. Feb. I5-A IRE ihts morning de"
.etro,cd the City Assembly Rooms. Arnerean Ihes.
FsW0Q1. The goods III the stores were mostly IN
ured that the loss Of tbe store keepers viii be
elicht. The building WIZ owned II EDWARD Ma'n-
the,e IT, IN ine urance o3 $60,Q0.
, 1866-02-16
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.


fspccial Despatch TO The ChEeag6 IF1pune.l
F1ASKFoH1, Ky, Feb. IS.
In The Senate, q resolution requesting Gen
pa1mer 10 Five h,s authority for asserting that out
races were beirg committed on negroes, that the
couns were only engines Of oppression TO loyal
men. and in what counties were loyal men driven
ftom their homes, VAS Introduced and adopted.
r,o,, +. Baker appeared, Was sworn. and re-
eetSrd lie congratulations Of his friends upon his
4 REPORT was u,ade from The committee u regard
.c,hr rruaoyal Of tue seat Of government, stating
that 1bey bad visited LoutsvfIIe and found The
bniidincs rendered IN eyeyy way YuitsbIc for the
occupation Of the IeFislatore, b7t that ~ olher
matter be postponed until lie adjourned session,
which was done.
Adjourned.
In he Rouse, Nes*t3. Hawthorne and Deguau,
, 1866-02-16

EVANSVILLE Ind, Feb. l5:-Foul well known
q ths 'y Smps1 wsns GE1S ,Ss
1h,o rreT he4r yesterday morning, and On tae,s r.
1n1n hi cven,nE 1aet att snndoan hslt be ska waa
rwamped in The middle OF tne s!fea s ~ tim Wels
rnle blowing II that time, anu III q LAC" "es
drowned
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was found dead wrapped in newspapers and cotton,
ont on the sDow yesterday, tn the lower part Of the
caty No clue 70 the mother or parties Who placed
the child there Ia get obtained.
4 large railrosd meeting wxs held at the Court
Eouae this evening to aid the Des Moines and Mn
ne.ota railroad enterprise.
Thermometer % degrees hciow zero this morn-
ius 10 des1fes belnM ii 6 this evening.
, 1866-02-16

A37Sk@R7*@"S&'N
TnExToH, n. H.. Feb l5.--The Newark aud New
York Railrtad bill patked The House this morning
fv vote OF 81 10 81 The rcsrlt was received with
1.feat applause.
Tho Houee Of Aese1nb}y late last utcht, astcr
tuhboru dch. passed the bill rattlytnc fhe lease OF
xhc Morris a Estex Ra,1taod to the Great estsfn
It,2fHh
, 1866-02-16
FROM DES MOlNES.

4 School ouse Burned-Chtil Murder
Railroad Meeting-Weather.
Especial Despstch to The Chicago Tribnne.l
DIS Mo1SEs, 1owa. Feb. Is.
The school nuute IN nloom1eld towu5hip was
5cste.uay destroyed By fire, originating from de-
teetfye fue. ..-....
A youn4 child. e11deotly but fen hours old,
, 1866-02-16

Ere rata ta11f b{ll. TO be Submitted for conaoeta-
ton to the meeting On Tuesday nef.
The meeting then adjourned 1ndl Tuesday, INC
20;b ttHt
, 1866-02-16
The Mercer FHnda

NEW 1oRx, Feb. B.-The Superior Conn OF tnis ~
female .urrre4s bs the Mercer naude Tor an in,anc'
ton a"an+t the oxpern Of the chip Eon.inen3. H..
Mcs.rr. Huck d Ciiuenden, the council "an lsAe
1n1thef atcpe tor their rellri.
, 1866-02-16

The Hudson Ntver 1krtdxe.
ALBANY. Feb 15.-A locomotive psssed oyer the
rnaloo ryer rsIlrued bridge for he hfy, iiuar a.
an, Il was The engine Anguish. aehsil, of liz
Hndsou River 1Gilroad.
, 1866-02-16
Just Published,
Just Published,
Just Published,
The MUSICAL FOUNTAIN.
The MUSICAL FOUNTAIN,
The MUSICAL FOUNTAIN.

little colestion Of temperance Music for public
sp2e;dea The 9des of she Peod renpl.Is. win some
style ard pree With "onr Song birds" IS CTS sugTe
~ dozen: 413 hundred. {So CLUB rates nor yearly
anbsetiptons1 For Information shout postage DC,
See Our song Rifds" Circular.
ROOT Il CADY,
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Receipts from CnHtoms-7utcrual Rev
cnue-Eerxonnl-SurT 1n minnesota
Special Appropriation.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribnnc-|

WAHu1Soros, Feb. Is.
The receipts from cuktoms ut the following
nasncd ports, from the 1st to the 10Th inataus wezc
az follows: New York, <4.s9a 5o6st; Philadelphia,
ss10sN &c; Battim ORE, *97, .33, Total, t,773,
H0.4a :
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted 10 npwurds Of one million aud quarter.
The Total amount received since July 1st. 1855, Is
ssl3,774, ,oi277.
Lieut., Cor. Bsoss and tami,y left here yesterday
for Chicago.
a bill has been int5edusea spp.optsa,liq95S g. ase
cnuee a survey Of the Minnesota riye. ron It's
IN order to arccEtaln the best meaua Of keeping tt
nevieah,c through The usual reason. and also ap
propn stuN twenty thousand dollars to enable the
sanc othccE1 Tor the tamc purposes, to make fnt-
Anthony to ihe Upper Rapids: -.-"'0.',-'
Eli sppspns s' u sn con-
widow OF the 1ate Col. John Sardereop, late Pro-
yost Marshal General Of The Department OF Mis-
tous Ten thousand ID, dosrs a u M
ssaiDst the Government Of the United states.
The Judiciary BS,I-The Floyd .Atccpt-
ance CaneA-Tle New Xnrk Collector
>bIp-Dtplonsattc DlnncF-Po1t offices
ESc-Opepcd-Tlle Union Pacific Rail-
Fund-The Debts Of tie L0ynt Statct-
Abolition OF the Offices OF Surveyor
and Naval officer Recommended.
WAsutsoroY. Feb. 1a.-Thc Eena,e judiciary
COMMITTEE baa @ h6aer a. zen n
Tho t-ni.ns Gtatao 11s1s Xii diat. 80 ,o n.tsr,1iv
fom ihe XII imtr,dpced Nv scnatGrs n9n3i,,1c md
Hsnn. .1s % tro.,. 81 .1.3o1;tr ~ },re5,,;n1
T. iH g..,,,, rnrrt a the 1Ini}d s,n.n IN the
tnsfrie. I.n"-ts ~ ,Ea 1Inite} Ststre fc
jorrner. Il provides io1 lie establishment IL esch
ealIej thc 1nnet n toaeas. ,yhcf sha!, ,rr jnris
dciiau Of ali rs.es nr1sIng in th,s eeTen7 district
Courts sxihin esid circn1ts rrsrrctirr1y. mi nc
| original turitdic1,on
STfhe IIneS S1stes Cont or C1aim7 ve.tcossv de
cdcd @hc rsse ~ i,;crer ~ ihe finffaG s.sfss m
rnIyine, ,hc ra1'lt,v ~ thc E1ov nrcnntone"s T6e
decisiuu IL a5yerse 10 tbe c1aim nj The oninios
, 1866-02-16

a New Railroad In HE Pennsylvansa
Oil &kcEton.
The Reno ua.o Time snys the Reno. Oil Creek
and FIT Hole ltalTnad noN opru 10 oil Creek kand
commenced hauling oil from McCliutockyfIle few
AAJt 1gu.
, 1866-02-16

.tief n ~ Aria n 80, Crown Point sonn, Ysl,ov
-Jscket taM, Bale / hofczoss x9.s0, legal tenders
Now OxfeazS M1fket.
HxW OkIxANs. Feb IS.
cpr7us-ou1l It &c. stock oa hand. ~ 40 bales.
8oLp-1@A. - ~-w,..- .h..~< ..c
L
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MICHIGAN.



thtrty-fix hours has been very Intense On the T.
llnoir prairie. II has ben pesulsrls severe. The
railroads arc b1otkaded By enowdrifts, 70 that for
leading from Chicago Is impossible. No l1alns on
the Chicago and the TeEre 1ssptc and Alton roads
a!1iEHd last night Of thl. morning. The Ohio q
mississippi 6 sd Ii npb.tucted. ~ The ttnclpn1t
mail arrived last night The mai train on the Pa-
ei1c rpad+ due here lsst night at half past seveu,
did not cel u mil! tslf past " tais morning,
sie sesion neaT sedaMs. The track ot shat load Il
now clear, however, End the passenger and freight
.ssns 'es sh'' ernnT q Trna! ,hi 1he thsrp9e p;
Ezees below ZERO, hcing touT degrees lower thsn On
tbe s0th Of January, heretofore considered he cold
ct day A. S = o. III; 1hs ,.I csy srh; sfood a.
1oec. The w.pd dnrng the night vas cutting, and
the policemen xho wee ont an,nf 81, mt t. ,hs eod
mate. The ground Il frozen and the Enow packed,
Cd excellent bottom for capiial sleich The
svek Is snoihsr 6.oeSaae 20 1fs ice
Thick and moving eowly. The ferry boats Art rnn.
n,nc and It is tbe opinion OF experienced boatmen.
e. 4 hs sod @ s
"a gorge below the city and stit 1rozeu hateor'
Navigation Of coutre, il not thought Of.
Iiss A.roeiated Preas.l
, MA feS Nas1 ,A ysry zna5st eed the
ToRox7u, G. r., Feb. 1s-cold With he;1y @ @Nant
from The northwest al da5 which Is nov subsidins
Thermometer at SD p- H. ahove zero
Nox4nEAr, Feb. rs Blowing gale all day:
T. N. II degrees shove; p m degrees oesoF
zero Barometer eaaS
| QuKsEc, Feb. 1a-At tunsei Thermometer Is de
| erces above KE1o.
N11Es, Mich. Fen. la-I.unu{ - s, W4nu NJ. "est
Est SA01SAw, Feb. la-At Fnnsef T. DEGREES
cn4ap nA,H. Feb: :1sTXsEy 5;i;,,s windy and cold
| eGp.wn RAf1pa Feb l6.-Sno"lng at intervals
, 1866-02-16

CORPORATION NOTICE,
~ o1Y,c8 o. TIE EoAsp OF Prn11c Wosxs,1
Chicago. February l3ih, lts6. :
WheFeat. the Common Council Of the Cly Of ClucaIo
has prefed thaA WA11 street BE- Efdene thewalh
{66 fees Hovne and Leasits ztxeeis
50 hat the eae shall b. 'ine win that part Of
Now, therefore. public notee Is hereby given 70 II
p Interested. thnt the Commissioners OF the
Board Of Public Werks viii meer II Room. No. IS ID
the Court nonse saa City O. tha 2tth day of Fen
se*s lie dauaa-es thAt viii be sustained TIE hsnets
conferred. so9esher With The cost. Of ne
.sld contemplated Improvement: .,u..,,n.a
The General description octha lsn3 u o. FL ibs
south ed Of each o, The following t'ts; y -, = ot
80 and ~ Also strip Of land ~ isqL 31a9;n los l.
Il. Il iS, II Il. IS aed 10. snd snblots aaa % g.
los il and Is, MI In block ~ SeSaCIt aCnItxf,efF
fanse Hs@s'- FEEU [kIZ.
q. j. tsUS5,
Commissioners pt the Hoard Of Public WORKS.
fer6fn EG-tt
, 1866-02-16

NFFICE OF THE III Err
" CHANTS sAVIEGs, LOAN AND TRUST co.
Chicago, February Is, 1:s6
The Animal Meeting Of the stockholders RI this
fany for the election OF Trustees Will held n the
Office Of sail couDpany, on
MONDAY, March 9Th,
Between the henrs Of 10 n. N. and II nd.
l.J.GAGE, Secretary.
, 1866-02-16

ne otr for asle. In lots to suit, cEo!ce 7arssJ o.
Reea Wheat,
tit a apd soura. send order. % RUE Fl: TH<Es
IilVsuxs :. or CHAs. II. RICE Z CO., Chicsss, III,
jITeat9,l1E MwAy'ass
, 1866-02-16

tts eountttee. showed 10 thei. satisfaction th.t
there ofces sn be abolished. not only without any
desrment 10 tho tefstce. but with a. very great
esving to The Government. They are regarded a.
mere tinecures, ~ ought to be dispensed With.
, 1866-02-16

Get Dr. G. II. SMITHS genui7e " ELECTRIC OIL
for ISsrANT nxltEr. Set tho GENUINE +. y. boz
583. CHICAGO. u
, 1866-02-16

ST. PAUL, Feb. l5--Vc7y cold inst night: 81 be-
low at five this a. N. Wind gone down ri four
p. m. and weather moderntinE.
WISoxA. Feb. 1s.-Thermomer e4 degrees below
zcrn III EuuYise and IS oeiow al q. m.. Sky t1eat
and no Signs oj modct1tIng. Trains on The Ninona
& 81 Peters road .nowed 70, and viii take tirte
four daye to clear the t13ck
, 1866-02-16
THE GREAT STORM.

Reports from ali Parts OF the NoFth-
we~4-Ehe Snow Klackade-Deteutton
Of TratnA-The Coldest Day Of tho
&enxnR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
1an Rlyihe. Col Rakar AND rnnaelf ar

Gen. Blythe, Col. Baker and myself ap-s
peared rs attorneys for the city. Judg
ment was rendered in the Circuit Court
in favor of the city, but the railroad
company appealed, and the Supreme
Court held the judgment of the Circuit
Court erroneous and reversed it, and
sent the case back for new trial Again
the case was tried, while Col Baker and
myself were absent in the army, Gen.
Biytheappearing for the city, aud again
the Circuit Court rendered judgment in
favor of the city. But neither the cred
itors of the railroad company, nor the
trustee who held mortgages on all the
property and effects of the company to
secure its deots, were parties to- that
suit, and assuming that one who is not
q party to suit, and has no opportunity
to assert his rights, is not bound by the
judgment, the trustee, in behalf of
the creditors, brought suit on the
subscription against the city in the Cir
cult Court of the United States.
In that suit the railroad company is
also defendant. The only opinion, CIV
en- by tie Court iD this case was upon a
demurrer, and that opinion was against
the city. Thus we have the opinion OF
the Circuit Court Of Gibson county twice
in favor of the city, and one opinion by
the Supreme Court upon the whole case,
and one by the Circuit Court of the
United States upon demurrer against the
city Two and two, and now comes the
rub, unless, by compromise, trial is
avoided Mr.. Ingle does not express
his opinion merely as to the result. He
says he knows what it will be, without
fraud or foul play .on the side Of the
city,,
1t is my impression that the city car
be successfully defended / may be
mistaken. The Supreme Court, in re.
versing the judgment first obtained in
favor Of thescity, solemnly decided thai
Gen. Blythe, Col Baker and myself, and
the Circuit Court, were ali mistaken, and
the United States Court may think 80
too. l never knew beforehand what
would be the result of lawsuit, how
ever fairly conducted. On the contra
ry, 1 long since learned that if anything
in this world is uncertain, it is the re-
suit Of lawsuit.
JAMES g. JONES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01

Through the kindness of Mr.. Jesse ].
Brown, Of the First National Bank of
this city, we are permitted to publish
the following interesting letter from
Gov Morton:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01

Makes Home Attractive, and refnss and eleyates
the minds OF an. Beautiful IN its appearance
= end effects. aHa
Seventeen-17-Firss Premiums were awarded
to the American Organs in the month Of October,
1865. over all coinpetitcrs, at different State
and County Fairs. ~. .tr,srr
First Premium awarded to the American Or
gans at the Great New York State Agricultural
Fair at Rochester, september. 1864, over the
whole Catalogue exhibited by the Most Celebrated
Makers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
TO the Union Men OF Indiana.

Tho Union men of Indiana are hereby called
to- meet in Delegate Convention, at the State
House in the city OF Indianap oils, on Thrrsday
the ed day Of February, 1866, a. 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
State Offices. -N
- II u recommended that Mass Meetings be held
at the ounty seats OF the several counties on the
second Saturday Of February, to secure a full rep
rsaeatation In such State Convention, and Q
thorough organization IL zach county
J. 7. WRIGHT,
Chairman Union State Central Committee.
J. @. BURNETT, Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
DYE HOUSE.
Fancy Dye House.

F. GKAUPNkR, COR. OAK 4 CENTRE Sis,
Near the Canal),
Is Is prepared to color silks, Wooden or Cotton
Goods, Hair, DC in ali coInrs -. 2 ~
g = ase oeen ~ gagged In the business over thirty
anu nave been employed in.the largest
Snments In Europe and this country,
~ holi myself responsible Tor All damage
&c Cf uy GOODS under my charge.
Gentlemen's Goods done at short aotiea G,va ma
q iAir ifAds. (dlO-6m) T. GaAUPNRR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
KEEN, MARK & CO.,

Which has vein of Young America running
through IL, and WILL try hard to plsaseand give
satisfaction to the trade. .l-- 80 -.
JANIS Wv san ISAAC KEEN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
The American organs
MOST PERFECT ORGANS KNOWN

Then, in ineness of Workmanship, finish Of &C.
.tiou, aud case, they excel ali others. Tho great
improyepents aud superiority OF tone and work
mansaip Of the = 'sa = -f- 1850
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
EXPRESS.
lNOTICE..
a Fortune to be Jade.

DY asteaiy, thorough and practical Gardner
ID and O4cbardisf, who knows we'll and does
we'll his business, and who has 5000 to $40, 600
cash, to invest In the cultivation Of most super
Tor tract Of market ground. convsnient to ,the
Memphis market. than which there is no be ter
in the United States. A certain fortune to the
proper party aud who may st oncs engage in the
business. Apply ct once to rosesa1
Sc sln. -ali-s9 W. T. NOEL 3 CO.,
JAMS 1w No. Water ST., Evatsyille Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01

French Furniture Prints,
SILK DAMASK, SOC per yard
cheaper than the retail
sa price in New York or Gin
cinnati. saslsisn .aaaaa
Wool Damask.
Worsted Damask,
Piano Covers,
Table Covers,
Bed Blankets, = Il
Picture cords, 8
Picture Tassels, qsr0
Seal Skin Lap Robes,
Stair Rods and fixtures,
Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Gilt Cornices, '-s"' 81
Carpet Tacks,
Lace Curtains, o
Table Linens, &C., &c. m,
Floor Oil cloths, from Is
inches to Is feet wide.
No. 10 First St.,
: JAaUEss, FRENCH q co. 9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
The American organ

The most perfect and beautiful Musical Inst
mentin the world for the American Home Cir
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
FEED.
Ohopped Feed.

WTE ARE JUST kECEIVING IN STORE 500
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cows, IL much superior to ship
stuff and bran. Those who wish the lar gest pos.
sible yield Of milk from their cows had better
try 1t. Il. s. RUSTON 4 CO.,
sept6. No. so, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
BOYS BOOTS,

made to order from WHOLE STOCK the bost
Boot ever brought to this market, aud sold low
as split-leather boots sold in other places.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
CA IL p ET'
, = !. DEPARTMENT.:

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
CARD.

hereby return thanks TO the trade for the lib
eral patronage 1 have received for many years.
and solicit a continuance Of ths same 10 tho new
firm of rr