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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Great Robbery IAN new York.

~~~DD~A$ 6A1h AGNw 0K6s
New YoRK, Jan 19 This mornin o
James Terreney.s young man in the
employ of the Farmers and Citizens
National Bank of williamsburg, was
dispatcsd to this city with $ll 200 in
Treasury notes and $40, 900 in check for
exchange on the Park Bank. After
leaving the ferry boat, and whiIe pass
ing through Williams street, he was
stopped By two rnsnin butcher wagon
one OF whom instantly jumped to the
pavement and struck him across the
face with d pistol, knocking him down,
and snatching the treasure, the assail.
ant jumped into the cart and drove
away, and has not yet been arrested.
Theaeitizsns offer 81 900 reward for the
recovery of the money. as aaam
= On Thursday, the two men, Augustus
Tristan and the other, who robbedtBe
Adams Express Co., were brought be-
foretheSupefior Court at Bridgepors ON
bench warrant, and put to plea on a
charge 'of grand larceny. They plead
not guilty and were each REQ uired Co
give bond in the sum Of S25 900 for |
their appearance before the Superior
Court for trial at some future session.
They failed to find bandBmen and were |
committed to Jail to await the trial,
which will sarobably take place at the 7
March term OF the Court.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

R ELIGIOUS.
Llheral Christian WorshiD.

Rev.J. O.. FORMAN, Unitarian. owing to the
breaking up of the ice In the Misaiaaippi river,
oonid not be with as on Sunday last. On, Sunday
neat, the 21st inst, he win lecture in Masonic
GalL corner Of Tirst and Main streets. Subject
of morning lecture: Immortality an Inherftance
and Blessing to the whole IntelIegent Creation
In the evening: "Unitarian Views Of Christ I;
the Belfefof this Early Christians " Seats ffee.
No collection win be taken mp. The public are
cordially invited-........s. ..,re sa janis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

\ -9Fglasr4 80 ~ n NHIUAdUn 4 JAAuafy .Ibss
HTGHwTNE5 quiet = ASsa q . - r
PROVISIONS Firm
MESS PORK ut rs 00@27 254. ~ - e. ssI
SWEET PICKLED HAMS at 160I61<c.
ENGLISH MEATS quiet; sales OF Cumberland
middiss al l31 &C. and short rib 14s<e.
Z BULK SHOULD ERS In good request at lO%a
lie for loose. e ES ~ q E@ x kA
GREEN MEATS lctive; sales OF hams at 151z9
1915; sides 124ci shoulders l91Sc.
LARD activ sAles at I71<@1T%c. s4wse Z
E0GS actiye sales at 99Icc; dressed hogs are
steady and pricsB unchanged. { agGG 80
FLOUR dali. .s 80
WHEAT unchanged
CGRa dull. lsf@@ 6 stt8 8s8sstssk. i q s8f
OATS dull Be- aaEf4 III aaas a# 4
Rece 800 barrels Of -four, IL OC0 bushela
q wheat, 75, 900 bushels of corn o 600 live ho@s
2l0 dressed hogs. v#s a
snipments-1,4 400 barrels Of -four, /, 500 bushels
81 waeats 1000 bushels of corn. 10 -
8at4aasssz ase5sg-fiaa 5tEs
4 @sass& @s1&Eaa rf5 Tegl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

1TThe twenty eight armories and
arsenals in the North contain 4,025, ITS
pounds of powder, 40l ,023 pounds of
shell, 233 ,802 pounds of cannon balls, !.
"a 300 pounds of grenades, AZ, ,802 box
ea of grape shot, 21,355 pounds of
bombs, l,O00, 900 good Springfield mus
kets, and 100000. captured and foreign
muskets. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided that the prohibition of the i'm,
portation Of cattle. from Canada does
not apply to the importation Of dressed
hogs; ..-.-si-.,s.,.--.ss...s.......... -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20


BEN, STIEBoH, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF January, 1866. af8..ses.s p. MATEB,
1snlv wv Notary Public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
p DIR. SANDERS, q is
g TEREE-MINUTE SALVE.

This csIebrated SaIve viii cure !.
CtoRES. WARTS, MoLEs, RINGwoRAI, ana
" Tcotbache In from three TO ten minute5- ~.
trial will convipcs the. most incredalous Of
Its almost miraculous power aad efficacy in re-
moving Warts and n oles, which arc always
Offensive to the eye, fmpairing onrs beauty, and
instantly curing the tarmensing pains from
Corns and Toothache. Price, rs cents per bottle.
DR. Sanders Three-M Minute Salve will be sent 10
ali parts OF the country on receipt of the price.
an5 ten cents 70 prepay postage on the same
!, Prepared aud sold by DR.. f. Eastsrly Co..
No. 20 North First street. St. Louis, Mo. Sold AZ
their branch Family Medicine Store, No. 80 Mad
ison street, Chicago, III. 'f17i1 =
For sale By the druReisfa. TvnnariIln II u.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
MOST FERFECr ORaANs KNOWN. "a !, \ |.

Then, In ipeness Of wor kmauship. d. infsh of ac.
zion. and case, they excel ali others. The great
fmprove"eots and superiority Of tons and work
mansnip OF the f..esssfF g.yty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

Y Y The Kansas State Senate passed reao,
lutions on Wednesday favoring the trial,
conviction and hanging of JEFF. Davis
and other leaders Of the rebellion equal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

nA- The President of the American
Bank Note Company has submitted sew
eral designs for the forthcoming three
dollar National note. Carpenters pic
ture of President Lincoln reading his
Emancipation. Proclamation will form
the back decoration of the note.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Cincilanati markee.

CldoTNNAri. January 19-PsMs (
FLOUR unchanged and quiet. ais sf3aa aaa5
{ WHAT quiet at 20 tor 40. naw red.as s8eci
+ COIN Ii in better demand, and prices have
adEaneed to 54@65c for Mol sheaied.saaf2A ,ags.s
GA TS are steady at 39@4oc. Es8ia s,aA ss sss
BYE is quist at ~ for No. 4 Is saasas .As d o.
HOGS are dull, d I'm the abssnca of sales rates
are entirely nominal. The asking rates nc the
close were II 009l so for city dress ed receipts
5000 head. -
nj P0RK duh and haayy; city was held
generally at % 90, but there wers small sales at
rs go. N G## #4sH 9 AM EHsE
GREEN MEATS; nothing doing and prices
nominal. = a $50
BULK MEATS declined Ic; closing at IL 70
for shoulders, l4l4c for ribbed sidess 1870 for
Gear ribs, end 161ac r clear sides.
LAID dec ined co 1711Ss; closing dull.
WHISKY steady at Is for free.
cotton hrm at Ate for m d Hin e. s. 3 &SS Z
GRO ERIES unchanged and quiet.
GOLD 1885. sI II IL . 4s+AA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Each Article, without feferencs to
its Value, TO Bio sold for ONE
- ~ 80 H0TIAR.t -. -

# 80 s9U41A4.E q =
The plan il thfs: Our entire stock Of goods Is
appraised and ofrtifrstes, or tickets, eaeh nam
Ing some one article Of our extensive sssortment
81 JewelKys etc. are placed in envelopes. care
fniiy sealed and then tEoTougaly mixed ia q
case. The namHeF of these certificates CORES.
ponds 30 the lhamberl of dollars al which our
stock of gooda 10 valued. Upon the reee pt b y us
af0Ha Dollar disiuferestel person selsct "a, in.
dlscviminateiy, EiED of these Eealed Envelof es
each containing a. certificate, which we sead,
without opening q the person who has ordered
them. Upon receiving and opening them gou
are entitiedto whate.tr articles the csrtif ates
name upon payment of cnesd0lar 3orseach one
~ u la $500 Piano, or "a Locket or u $3.50 |
aton' or o Sl50 Dianond Ring. or q 81 scarfior
Bosom Pinsii is alIths same TIE return Of any |
certificate 10 us, with one dollar, entities you 20
whatever the certificate may name, irrespective
OF It's value. As no article valued less tha1 oHe I
dollar 10 named many csrtifcafs, itdwili be at 4
once seen that this ia4H0 Lottery but striRht-
forward legitimate business arTangemsnt, wkich 4
mAF De participated iaA by Tho most fxstsdiouss
1ou receive your ce tihcates, and If they name Il
aaAues ~ l2r lnstances od wa ch, diamond
Droochp Rarian sfstnette, piano, pin,, ring, /
etc.s you can semi g. d get ;sif not, you let il 4
alone AMI the mat is ended.
To Reimburse us for the cost of printing adj
vertising. and forwarding the certificates VS.
charge @s follows: Five certificates 81; eleven
lcF 70 twenty for - twerfy-six for 81; thirty
or Soi one hundred ioE $l5 AID elegant premium,
lnd fw0 hundred ceKnfleRtea and superior watch
as pFeRiam) for $50.
We want ln,GOo active,s stirring Agents to can
Ass every city, town, village, nsighborhood, fac.
0Fy and shop in the United States. Energetic
nen or women of good reputation and business II
apacity may clear $50 per weeksn the cities and ,
% Go fownss and prcpaT tionate amount in the I
aterioF. nsA- Send for Certificates and confden-
ial circular or terms TO Agents. mHsEf
aRagistsr remiltaneas of oaer enc dollar raszz@s /
Il. ii. GAUGHAN q CO.,
JAnIsdaw ~ He Broad way New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

Dar OF the 5000 postofices in the
southern States bat 1900 have been
re-oPened. Nearly 300 of these have
not received Fostmasters, because no
man can be found who can take the oath
that he has in no way aided in the re.
b4llion. This ia only another of the mis-.
fortunes attendant upon those who were
reduced from their allegiance to the Gov.
ernment by the leading instigators Of
the revolution A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
The value OF Greenbaekss--A New,
.-...--t -. Legal Point. slsa.a Eanala

AA1es y ssA1O " .UEUUMWR8ASe@~A VI NUN
-.-i Legal Point. sisaea gaasta
In the Louisville Circuit Court, on
Wednesday, John A. Brooms was ar.
raigued upon the charge of stealing q
five dollar note upon the Third National
Bank of Pittsburg: He was ably de.
Tended BY Mesars. Harris and Humber,
who acceded the theft. but argsed. that
itdid not amount to a grand Iarceny1EA
Captain Humber stated in brief his
points in asking the Court toinstruct the
jury as follows: -..............-...... q
First--That il requires a valuation of
four dollars in gold or silver 10 consti-
tute grand larceny. - asa-sg sss ~ -
Second--f the money stolen is worth
less, than four dollars in the legal cur.
rency of the State, recognized and ex.
listing at the time of the passage of the
act then it is not grand larceny. st@
Third~-That the face value of the
note SONY pTdnpG .facie evidence Of its
valne, which can be set aside by rebut-
ting testimony. .,.+.-'......s lassf saaol IszaaH
i Foufth-That when the subject OF the
larceny is q bank k-note, the gsnnineness
of the bill a1d the existence of the bank
must be proven e sAsfaA9
Judge Johnston overruled the exeep-
tions asked The counsef4hsn took OK.
eeptions to the ruling, and will fle
grounds for o new trial. 80 ss...x
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

4 9@ 8. M. Holcomb says "it seemsto
him, that fathers and mothers, having q
due regard for the welfare of their
children, would rather bury their daugh-
ters in infancy, than that they should
live in State where their regulations
for truth, honesty. virtue, and chastisy,
might be impeached by negro testimol
ny..',..,.s si....fsFs s5gf .ax89aae.s asts7aR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

Burning OF ehe Eagle FIouIing Mill.
ATcHIsoN, Mo, Jan lg-The Eagle
FIGURING Mill, with l 600 sacks of -four,
and 1000 bushels of wheat, was burned
last night The mill was owned by Mr..
Cargill, and valued at $25, ,000 Not in
sured The stock was owned by Floyd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
MARRTED.

WALKER-FIRK ON Thursday, january
lsth. 1885, at the residence Of the brides father.
By the Rsv. VIM. A. Hester. Mr. JESSE w. w ak.
ER, Of this city, TO Miss ErrA FIsK. Of Indian.
apolis Indiana. FL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
-----------------------------
NOTICE.

sYf8 STATE OF INDIANA =
IT BLYTHE BENEs, CLERK on n THR CIR.
o9dr Sogt9 H. and for the County and
day OF January, 1866, J. W, Nexsan " me 1otn
Etna and Phoenix Fire Insurauce Compsnias' M 1Me
filed IN my once statement Of their asss ta TO,
Saa.e In compliance with the prov aiocs ~ AZ.
act of December 2Ist. 1866. sa-'ss--FSS y 'Ao
Witness my hand and seal of said Cam. 4,,u
18th day of January, 1866 sn-S
janis BLYTHE HYNES, Ork v. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
DIR. EAsTERLY's
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

DILLIoUs DISEASES, SICK HEADACHE.
- Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Oegtiveness, JauEdioe, and all Deranes-.l
Eents Of the System whera Aderieut or Ca
thartic HediciGe Il required.
DIR. Easterly's Universal Family Pills are very
mild and pleasant Ia their operation, yet more
prompt aud efsctual in cleansing the system
from al bilious and irritating matter than the
various either. pills ia general use For Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia they are inpaluahle., =
These pills puresy vegetable in their fnvre-T
dients, and will be foundsmuch superior to othsr
pills 20 cure the DISEASES Incident to the West.
Families try them
Price. so cents per box-forJy IA a box. f.
Prepared ap9 sold by Dr. IT, Nasterlv A Co.
No 20 North Firth street, st. Louis, Mo. Sold at
ison street, chicago. III 'a' = =
Forsale BY the druggists, Evansville. e.s
dec2s Th. Set; weow tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, M-The river ia
falling. "a feet and A inches in the
Weather cloudy; thernometer go
44E #4FE8 EWE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20


New YoRK, Jan. 19.-The Commercial
Gays affairs in Wall street exhibit little
change.
The stock market ia unsettled, and
money is becoming drug on the mar
ket.
Private bankers are generally lending
on call ats per cent TIE bake most.
ly get 6pAr cent "a
Golatehdsl downward, under 4fe un-
derstanding that Mr.. McCulloch ia dis
posed to press the plan in the loan bill
autnorlzIng the negotiation of . alpreign
iean, Increased supply of cotton bills
aaao tends To dapresa the pfemi1ms.
There is some speculative movement
IN the way of shorts, which may produce
partial change.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
D-aSa walker Recognized Govexmor

-aWAsHINGFos, Jan. 10. The Govern.
ment has relieved the Provisional Gov
ernor, Marion, and recognized ID. 8.
Walker as the Constitutionally elected
Governor of Florida. a4oa az1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
!. VOLUME xvii

i - fzEf Ef4fa4 p
e@-S. M. Holcomb, Esq, has issued
his hkase to the Democracy Of the State
Informing them what they must do 81
their next State Convention He says
first, that they should have q grand mass
Convention of the honest conservative
men Of the State. { In that case HoIcomb
rules himself out of the Convention. }
Next, the platform must drive the ne
groes from the State Next, the Com
vention must have The Government
bonds taxed. Next, the expenses Of
the State Government must be greatly
cnrtaileds Again. frauds in Washing
ton, Abolition testimony. and Congress
sional .extravagance must be aatwiped
out" la conclusion, every honest man
must buckle on bis armor, in which
case the First District will do her duty.
a Another thought, Bro, Holcomb's
lnodesty prevented him. from setting
forth as clearly as desirable, viz that
be would not object to being nominated
BY the State Convention for some Office,
not much matter what saii .lsasei.i s5sssL
II --:----.,--' So - ) i ss.ss
MSS Aoohl a'Ll : ms iat' - sne ~ sea
son. Of the year to do this work 1T may
% oone later IN Ihea season, but not 40
well. When the buds begin togswelI, az
they viii shortly, they are easily knocked
on, o. In TINS connection, we will remind
our readers that MT. NeWeth one ofAthe
most experienced cultivatora lof fruit
and flowers IN the city, will. be az leisure
for compile of weeks, and will trim and
Prune trees for All who may favor him
with their orders + tdgs sas .gaaisa sssa -
nea Tha-0wars,,rro -No.,s,1S..1 ..s.a |
favor ~ The - '...;,-s
e-on, -ln1ma,.h,,o,...a,I ,..,Ia1 Msl:.s ,,I@ssT
..v. ,h.4 oo,s,'la.:or go. ar ~ -.
4 Nssbv;,va -, : ga ell ! i
lh;rss ,lrs,s,rr,' ,,,,,,,,. - h~p M
.aad o.,lat !. n d.
\ Mad;sonv;lIs W. s6on,d H. - -
hal sn.c,b : 1roaa viii 81 nil,
= -as z--------a----+--- e
D5 3. M Holcomb says sit seemsto
lin, that fathers and mothers, having q
iue regard for the welfare of their
children, would rather bury their daugh-
ers in infancy, than that they should
i've in State where their regulations
or truth, honesty, virtue, and chastity,
night be impeached BY negro testimo<
", -. .s5 ,ass's4sss asisasss
We presume this is correct as to pa.
ents who are impressed with their ina
'ility to prevent their daughters from
orming associations liable to call me-
IrO testimony into Court against them, irs
Ntfsns,t l., 49,. ....,. q a....-..s-.4 nkp 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

More Coal Coming.

q CO More Coal Coming. 1's,ssf
NAVIGATION Is RESUMED ON GREEN
LIN river, and JOSEPH STEWART a 90. viii
have n supply Of Green River Coal at the Evans
mesnfiv an hand. n02l-dSm ~-
0mee IN Kohn's Boat Store. 6sa4 7197 ~
v5 ns 4al has aleis W
- @s&ae4 q 81 szl Z TaH 11D4J9 .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Fremont, Opposite Waltham ST.,
The american organ

Makes Home Attractive. and refines and eleyates
the minds OF all. Beautiful la it's appearances
- - and effects aa - ~ !
seYenteen-l7-First Premiums were awarded
Y me American 0rgansin the month Of October
1855 bvsrs all competitors, at different STATE
and County Fairs $50 T~. ,s'H'e
First Premium awarded to the American Or.
gans at tie Great New York State Agliculturuf
Fsar at Rochester, re otsmber,A 1854 over ths
v. Cataiogae exhibited By the Most Oelebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

.s2sE s>IGF,za Te7i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

~ ~ @@& 4&4 "a Al l. y 80 Oh =
'his~oo 500 LarCNs s' - si
WE have Just returned from the
East with q well.selected stock of
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons,
- lal lss15g s3, q sso .,
Velvet Ribbon, Plain and Edged.
tea sac 8 sslsIal q sya b0a E
Bonnet velvets. Plain and Fancy.
| Il rsa.xge-,.an sr
.ySatins, and Silks. esad
asaaae nsfe . ase bn 81
French and American Flowers.
3fsa e@ $500 R FesS g Dos sa
sa Feathers and PIumes,. e's
l31 fln ssa8 81 8ssf sg reu go.
ne Birds and Other Ornaments.
sep.zse O has ai q err .sal9 5esa
All Millinery. done to Order at
Shortest Notice. ysez4 NN
.aobaoL al isdS9l sfdssssm4a I
Straw, Felt and Silk Hats and
ksa4ya aoba Bonnets. bs.se sa.s -.
ssd 10 s.s s.as
a Full Line of Cloths for Cloaks..
sasia4 le# HI a aiannI
Cloaks in Great Variety. sas
= .sS,..t e. 12 1.se y94d aa
Cloak Ornamental Full Line. /
s.-sas gss9e 13 so -
We Make Cloaks to Order, in the
Best and Latest Styles, at the
ssw 81 Shortest Notes. 4se e54gs
IL 6ssssa
a Full Line of nress Trimmings.
'os 15A aea.l aai
A Big Stock of Fur for Ladies and
bas Children. 2 aelscq
tshse I6
A FulI Line of Human Hair. in
Every Shape and Style. t
hssais II. assae s. saa -.
g. Large Stock Of Fsncy WOODEN
Knit and Woven Hosiery and e
-aa9 80 @ Gloves. 90 9 kaFsfai
Ia q isAas 445'
- Hat. and Bonnet Blocks. - 9e
ala 4oas.g 19 81 sss4 s.,,d4 4oll
Notiens and Fancy Goods toe
49, Numerous to Mention. sgoa Sci
Let all buyers coming to town
,all and see for themselves, COM
pare the price, as they will find it
Is low as in any city west of New
York and Philadelphia. gaAatx9 slaas
sepl6, 6m. 1ifshliwse B. BAUM, oD L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

The receipt of logs at Cincinnati this
season to date sum mp s25, $40. against
$50, 600, the total packing the previous
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

- : - TATEMENT. ss -
Office of the Eyansy lille Gas-L'ght Co.,
Evansville, January II, 1866 I
Statement of the ASSETS and Liabilities
lsof the y Eaanseille8 Gas Light aCoass
pGny;; Vs&El@E we've
ASSETS.
Construction. SS1, ,756 Ga
Treas 1,OS1 At
Office FurL iture. e................ 443 Is
Coal IN sXArd- 4,22z A24 &aaAN
City Of Ezansyi iie-:.;f.s,., go a9-7saes7l O6
LIABILITTES.A
Capital Stock........., ..........$90 ,04T IS
BIZ Payable, Ac...-.......-. 923 51-$90, ,9T1 O6
A4lAEUs1 EAA AINo. sOHANDLER. af 4
kl3@Esf WMs Cal PELLE, Directo .,
HERMAN JUSKvRs Secretary.g -sAa@@a4a7s
'@~ STATE OF INDIANA. =
County of Yanderburgh. %.
Before me- Allen O. Hallock, Notary Public
In afort said State aud County, j. j. Chandler
President, and Herman Junker, Secretary of the
Esanssille Cas- ght Gem pauy, and beinr 4 SWORN
make cath that fhe foregoing 10 3 true and cor
Iect statement 81 the as ets caH stock and In
aeDtedness Of sail Company. 84&& t@441L
10 mitI ess M hand aad notafial seal this, the
+ @S ALLEN o. HALLOGK,
gan-o-St sHsA@aS Notary Pubic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

&& - Iii ~ ~sas<sssO~' 81 i 3 =
-. Hlnstra'ed Catalogues, containing cuts
taken from Photographic, showing their relative
size to each ethel, sent free. e r3EKE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

s There are eighty-two steamers and
asyenty:five other craft laid up at Pitts
hargy waiting for the opening of naviga-
at'-Tt-t fr-saaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

"A weekly paper called the WatchRal
has just been started in New York
which 10 to be devoted to religion and
politics, which is to be conducted by
both ProtestantMand Catholics. A Bap-
tiat, Presbyterian, . Catholic. a Meth
odist, and an Episcopalian, are an
nounced as contributors. oR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

The oil refinery of George A Wells &
CO., at Parkeraburg, Virginia, was de-.
strcyed BY FIRE Thursday afternoon.
Loss. &60. .OO0 .--.-..--....--.......e 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

A letter from the Inspector Of Gus
toms at Clarksviile, Texas, says the One
Hundred and Eighteenth Colored In
fantry, under Colonel Davis. crossed the
river in skiHs and captured Bagdad;
they then began plundering the place
and killing the people. The scene was
indescribable. ..-'''''-'-.''.-.''''.' ee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Latest News.

The amount of National Bank notes
now.in circulation 10 s242, 926, ,62O assz
The Kentucky Legislature has passed
asbi6l increasing the salaries of Judges
The first Democratic paper in Kansas
--the Council Grove Democrat--has
just been started. ......-,......... . sa.s,,sf =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
The American. Organs : 1

Are the euly real Reed Organs now bef5rs the
p9Dlls- Toe only Organ having Rsverbratipg
Senoa BOX or Wind Ohesf-which has 9 same
Important part 10 pei form as the Sounding Board
mas In Piano Forte ito give bo1y and resonarce
Of toaf) and without which the Organ lecomes
merely Melodeon In an orgaa Case =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

The total reeeipts of the present fiscal
year, from internal revenue, it 10 COM
puted at the Treasury Departments, will
reach not far from three hundred mil.
hon dollars. .e.-.....'iA &ssi1na
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
American Organs

command higher price than any. other reed in
sirument in the market. A carefui examfnasion
o. IN an, In comparisop with othsrs. will quickly
show their superiority. -
Special atteh tion ID called to the styIe OF Aasris
can organ No. IL, containing the super Octave
coupler and suo-Bass. Fer Churches Ia want or
a powerful instrnmant. whose means are limited
t. price relldsrs il very siesirabIe. = =. q