Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

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OoVernmenL mas uipab1no S"sAoA
5As from Canada.
- Fenian hats are ad'sed for sale at
Nashville. -.-t '..-.. 8.
The Mississippi rvero be bridged
7og rsi5 at Hastings, Mimi.
2, - Morton McMichael been inaugu-
rated Mayor of PhiadeA -.~li. 4,
r,TEY The Brewers Asssoon of Penn
sylvania met on Monin Philadel-
phia. ss...s =.
General Palmer addrd the color
"a F1A55 ed population of Lorlle on New
Years. 3 .-'
Southerners in Brasay there is
- some talk of an early aion of slave
ry there.
i'..e Many members of Coss left Wash
ington to attend the fal Of Henry
Winter Davis, ct BaItiD 4
The coIored population Baltimore
paraded on New 'Yel to celebrate.
their freedom. So in places. ...5f
2r7f A heavy FIRE oecurre Philadelphia
on Monday. Loss at two hundred
/ Hs Thousand dollars. n~t
Senatorial candidatad their friends
s-tsA are as busy as bees aolumbus, O hio.
- Sherman, Sehenck, Blam and Dem
nison are all in town. he proposition
h TO postpone the electico the adjourn
80 ed session is gainingound among
members of the Legiske.
The Sandusky, Day & Cincinnati
railroad is to be offered sale at San
rr dusky Friday, the 5th January. The
entire road, from SanGy to Dayton,
with all its branches toher points, is
to be sold at not less th$750,000, be-
low which no bids are to taken e. es.-
The papers east and t continue to
discuss the condition of large stock
: of wheat stored in thelrehouses at
iii Chicago
ataaa Another paymaster, Mr. Files, had
i his safe robbed of $300at Leay>
enworth. Paymasters very unfor-
tunate lately. a3i - =.
Three hundred appicals for places
in the Treasury Departnt, were filed
last week. However, thlerical force
fff g is reducing. E
I. B. Stilmau, origins one of the
propretors of the NovelIron Works,
died at Plain6eld, New Ork, Monday
morning.
The estimated valuef the military
clothing and equipagetored at the
SchuyIkill arsen Al is o hundred and
twenty millions of dolla -
IGg8 ID The nuhIieat;on ,of3overnor Cox's
Message in advance the Cincinnati
Enquirer, is denounoeAt Columbus as
6 q breach of faith. -.
At the opening of 70 new billiard
hall, Baltimore, Phela and Monsieur
& Carme played man game Of 500
points. Carme was v;or, running 206.
New York dates salhe Paraguayan
, army has retired fromJorrientes to the
mountain Businesses The allied army
have followed, and al rapidly pushing
- - forward reinforcement
E~8 Adjutant General hyne, of Illinois,
in recent letter tohe Teachers As
sociation of that Ste, advised that
some system shouldje considered for
making military facts part of the com
mon school. @-.s
~, A summary of the roceedipgs of the
first Legislature of thState of Colorado
discloses the fact thathe House resolv.
ed to accept no caiidate for United
~ s. States Senator who faors the Northern
route for the Pacific Hilroad
sA.A11 The law Of copyrgl in England has
just received judiel Interpretation
which is of great imPtance to Ameri.
can authors. The Lor Justices of Ap
's9J peals have decided tit an American
a author, residing in Caada during anG
at the time of a publistion of a worI
composed BY him, and tst published IL
England, is entitled to copyright there
The citizens of Owen county met a
.g, ,.,-s- Spencer on Saturday lasto consider tn
question of building abroad to In
dianapoIis. M e4's.,I..7- ..7-...,
On Friday the Greencasfe treet rail
way was completed 1t runsfrom th
depot Of the Tsrre Haute rslroad Il
.,,s, that of the New Albany road
About $500 hogs have beenkilled a
l1d Kokomo to this date. s Tota nnmbe
last year, 4s50O.
The Rensselaer, Telegr aph sayahat9 III
late crop OF cane syrup in tina, coea
- - will amount to 2S 600 gallons. "a =
A large number of Assistant (uarte
masters of Volunteers have jut bes
mustered out of service. ANON the
are the following: Captains G. H.CIeu
49, ins and q. 3. Lacey, Ohio jam
Wilson and A. M. Tucker, Iriians
80 J. T. Hazleton and Samuel E. hnda
Wisconsin; C, F. Sifiugwell ant p
Barnard, Michigan and Herman
sa Bohn, Missouri baa.raf
The Quartermaster General b
directed that no payments shall
made to any railroad in the Stat
lately in rebellion except upon the CO
ti6cate of the officers charged with i
sale Of military railroad property the,
in that such road has not incurred a
indebtedness to the United States. OF
~ incurred, that its indebtedness has be
4 discharged in full
81
DRowSED--We learn from Lon
vile paper that a member of Gra
Opera Troupe was drowned in the ri,
at the foot of Third street Sunday aft
noon. The troupe went up on the.
ior Anderson, and after she had bae
ont, this man undertook TO jump Fl
the wharfboat to the steamboat, W
he jumped into the wheel-house and
seen no more. We could not learn