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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
fremont, opposite Waltham St,
BOSTON, MASS.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

WAsHIEGToN, Jan. 17-HoUsE--The
House laid on the table the bill to in
corporate the National Protection
Homestead Company by l20 against 80
votes. s9ge HEas -. ...-.ss6
SENATE The Chair laid before the
Senate the. credentials of VIM. A. Ora.
ham, Senator elect from North Caroline,
which were ordered TO lie upon the ta-
BILE. ,t.ss.s lfsst ~ a
Anthony, from the Printing Commit
tee, reported a resolution for the print
ing of 10000 copies of the late message
of the President, and reports of Gems.
Grant and Schurz en- the condition of
the Southern States, which was passed.
Wiley introduced bill ceding to the
State of West. Virginie certain lands
and tenenents at Harper's Ferry be-
longing TO the United States, which wss
referred to The military committee.
Chandler offered q resolution which
was adopted, calling for whatever in
formation the President may have re-
ceiyed touching the violation OF the neu-
traliiy laws by an army occupying ths
right bank OF the BIO Grande. Ef
Wilson called up the bill to incorpo-
rate and FIX Military Peace Establish
ment Of The United States.
Read, received, and passed over
On motion of Mr. Howe, the bill re-
CONNIE nding the establishment Of a pro-
svisicnel Government for the Southern
States was taken up, and Mr.. Doolittle
addressed the Senate at length 10 oppo-
sition to the resolution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Ketchum Placed in. tn
81 Prison Shoe Shop.
.e4a8agfa zlaa
The FenianS ssnats.
The Market Reports.
&C., &C., &c


~ #AA 81 -a&-&
A Political Fracus Mt Richmond, Ky
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Herald ?.
Cincinnati special states that serious
fracas, of political character, took
place. at Richmond, Ky, between two
families named Parrish and Kavanah az
principals. Sons sixty partizans took
part in tbe affray. One man was killed
and three are supposed to be mortally
wounded and q half dozeE others aeri-
ously injured.
Ex.Generals Heath, Pillow, Hood,
NLongstreet, and several other Southern
leaders, have been in Cincinnati and en-
gagged fifteen hundred white laborers
and purchased eight hundred cotton
plows.
The Herald's 8 Washington special
says Commodore .WinsIow, the principal
witness against Semmes, has arrived.
The pirate will be tried at an early day.
Gen. Grant expects to be settled 10
his new residence in Washington in
about a week.
The Tsmes's dispatch says Secretary
McCulloch has arranged for the confer
ence of the financial delegates with the
Committee on Ways and Maans
The President has nominated L. r.
Sanderson for Collector of Internal Rev
enue inthe Fifth District ofIllinois.
Hon II R French, Commissioner OF
Public Buildings, bas taken steps to re-
furnish The White House before the
close Of the month. WAk8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

The Am sriean Colonization. Society.
WAsH1Sdros, Jan. II. 1.-The 49th An
nual Meeting of the American Coloniza-
ton Society was held last night. 1t was
not 80 largely attended as the meetings
have been for several years past, but a
number Of old and time houored leaders
were among the auditors.
The report states: balance in treasury
at the beginning of the year WAS ST.
523 33s The receipts. have been, from
donations, $5, ,588 27, and from special
donation for the Bafbadoes Expedition,
81, ,504 81, from Iegaciss, 1916 08;
from the Government OF the United
States, being the final payment. For
the support of the captured Africans,
landed at Siberia in 1860, $l6,662 SO;
from invited friends, realized 10 meet
the expenses Of emigrants, $If, 100; and
from other resources, $l3,773 76. The
total amount for the year is $46, 6,8i4 20
The disbursements for the same Pc
riod were $4l, 739 81, OF which $9, 254 SO
was for the passage and the uanal sup
port of American emgrants, and $lO,-
367 SO for the Barbadoes expedition,
leaving the cash on hand, January slst,
1866, $50, 1888. AOfsthis latter 81, ,885 81
A@aiting orders Of the Siberian au--
thorities, and the balance, $l9,597, 10
credit of the Society. The number of
emigrants to Siberia during the past IL
months was 527, exceeding the number
OF any year since 1856. One hundred
and seventy>two5 emigrsnfs, who we're
sent oat By the Wall expedition from
Baltimore, and whe were of that class
known. as freedmsn, from and near
Lynchburg, Va, arrived safely in Sibe-
ria. The prospects for the future are
that the Society win have more than
ever to do, as intelligent freedmen are
continually asking questions relative to
their transfer to Siberia. Though the
African Republic, during the last four
years, has been deprived of much. of the
aid annually furnished from this conn
try, it has been making steady progress
in material interest, usefulness and in
huence. e@e E4N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

CHICAGO, January 10.
PROVISIONS dali. and prices barely nsalutaIn.
ed standard brands me 20 4 ceiling at q ;
country packed mess at 26 %; sweet picked hams
atl69161zc for fresh /; l7149iss for fully cured /:
short rib, 1875; Cumberland mldlliugi, 1914
packed.
BULK MEATS quiet
GREEN HAMS at 1691ec from dressed and
LARD in good demaad at l7@l71Sc for steam
and kettle rendered. -
DRESSES HOGS dull at II all round for seod
lot-sor at 10 759fI fJr lots dividing on two hun
dred unds. wm44aE
FL0UR IL neglected and uominally lower
WHEAT stea iys Szf of Ne. i spring at l z2s<
@l 2SA; closing quiet at %; No. spring &C
s49l 65%; rsjsctsd at 5506Oc.
CORN--TneIe is but Iitfis 10 ng In corn at A 1%c
for No. l. and at 321<G35c TOR No. 2.
OATS hrmer sales at 241z@24Szc for No. L.
hfE dull at 5le for No.,I Rhd Ass for No. 2.
BARLEY meagre; sales By sample or on ts ack
at 600975c. -.
hlGHwINEs nominal. AMI nothing doing at
1602 II. ENEMfEtE
BEEF CATTLE without qustabIe changs: en-.
tertd sales 10 head at 371z. asa-as 81
HOGS In large supply. Receipts for slaughter
ed be 81 failing little short OF O00 head with no
buyers 10 the market. Prices nom nal, with q
downward teLdsnoy entered lies Of 90 head at
LUMBER nothing doing; no chcnge in hg.
ures fJr weak.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

Meeting Of the FenAan RrStherhood.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7.-At q meet
ing Of Jhe Phiiadelphia circle Of the
Fenian Brotherhood the delegates of the
circle to the recent Congress made 9
full report of the proceedings Of that
body, whereupon resolutions were adopt
ed expressing satisfaction at the report
presented.
A FIRE at 5 o'clock this morning de-
stroyed the boiler. shop of Menicks Q
foundry, corner of Fifth and Washing
ton street. The loss win not exceed
$4,000 = The large shovel factory of
7. Rowland ard Sons, at Wilton, Mont
gomery county, was entirely destroyed
By fire this morning. The loss will be
very heavy. tAss haa saaeA H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

NEw YoaK, Jan. l7.--Yesterday was
busy one at the Roberts headquarters
on Broadway. al the attaches being
actively engaged in making prepara-
sion for the Fenian Senate meeting,
which takes place to day. The object
of the meeting is to try the three Sena-
tors, who joined the O'Mahony faction.
The charges against them have not yet
been prepared, but the leading one 10 to
include the specification that they have
violated their oath Of office and repudia-
ted the Constitution of thn Brotherhood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Ernm Canndn weat.

OTrAwA, C. W., Jan. 1.-THE con,
sentative organ, in ON rticle on the re-
ciprocitY says the proposition to place
the Canadian tariff the same as the U,
S. 10 impossible, aad would be displeas
ing to the Home Government, and prob.
ably not be allowed. 80 W
A dispatch from Washington states
that the Canadian delegates have bad
an interview with Secretary McCul.
Tough and the Committee of Ways and
Means to-day, KEa%z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Ths arsat prizs Fleht.

New YoRK, Janal7.--h appears that
Kennigan was winner Of the prize 6ght,
instead of Phelan. Eighteen rounds
were fought, when Phelan's strength
failed. First accounts gave the victory
to the wrong party. The sporting men
are said to have been disappointed, re-
garding the fight as q mere wrestling
match, Phelon having been thrown in
every round,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

- - - - 81 -|r.s d6agi rvs d.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 17.-There is q ru-
NOR on the streets that a well known
Government detective has suddenly dis
appeared and left his subordinate de-
tectives deeply in debt The suh;detec.
tives have sought to learn his place OF
concealment, but without success.
Edward b. Ketchum, who was lately
convicted of forgery, aud sentenced to
serve term Of four years and six
months in Sing Sing, has been placed in
the shoe shop of the prison. "a aassl4a a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

nifty, and the feet of their execution
being public one Is considered wise
order. The prisoners received the en-
nouncement of their execution with ap-
parent unconcern. W
The name Of the KnoxviIle Railroad
has been changed to the Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad, the intention being 10
connect by way Of Memphis and Little
Rock with the Northern Pacific road.
Several prominent railroad men win
discnsi The subject at the Capitol to NOR
row night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

Il u believed that the recent destruc.
tive FIRE at the Columbus Miss Arsena
.5r,a caused BY incendiaries to cover
ehsEt Of Goverament cotton stored at ths
Arsenal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
The American Organs

Not only have the Wind CHEST, or Sound Box,
bnt hAve the large Organ Beiiows, giving powei
and great steadiAess OF tone. These with thei1
extreme flne xoicing Of the heeds and peKfectin ne
Of the tone, make them the III q s5ssg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Tho Examining Board Closing UP
fhear Rnafmaaa.

The Examining Board CIosimg Up
their B0sfness.
n New York, Jan l7.-The Tribunals
Washington special says the Board for
examining applicants for admission into
the regular army, are closing up their
business, and will adjourn in few days.
The muster out Of City additional
-Paymasterss which was TO have been or
dered during the present month, has
been postponed, owing to the scattered
condition of the troops, rendering it
necessary to retain the present force
some time loBgeEi {x e zaots e4zAl J
The TdbHne especial from Richmond
says: Ths case Of the CommenmeAlth
against Pollard for the attempted mur-
der of E. P. Brooks, New York TYmess
correspondent, was called Yesterday
noon at the Mayors Court, aud post
poned tilltoiday the witness in Pollard's
behalf not having been snbpmnied. tn
reference to the letter Of Pollard In yes
tsrday meruipgssa Chronicls, calling at
tention to the Riohmond Republics YER
sion OF the afiray as correct one, it is
but just to state lhat it was written by
walker, OF that paper. personal friend
OF Pollard, who, on LEAVING the hotel on
the dayin question, Immediately entered
the office otthe Repa5lic.a The pending
| trial will confirm the correctness of the
/ special dispatch.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Csnciaanati marksr

VI'NH07AHtt
FLOUR unchanged and quiet; supefhne 7 Goa
60; extra 00@9 oOi family 25@l0 60; fan,
ey 10 z5@1l 90.
WHEAT continues dull at 70 FIR No. new
red.
CORa " qulet at 62; for No. mixed shslled.,
OATS arss sady nc 35s for No. 1. f5a
BYE 10 dult an prices nom naI.
GkOCERIES unchanged and quiet q
COTTON standy at 47s for -nlddIiug. t@
WHISKY in good demand Ut 2 261z in bond
free Is duil nj 2 Is. s4 .ea s ~ 2 y
HOGS closed quiet at IL 75@l2 60 for cit,
dressed. ssa 4nw
NESS Pork quiet at % 00@2s so.
GREEN MEATS in good deuand at 9s<a1O,
for shouldsrsj 12sz@l3c for sides 16s< <gl7 fol
hama. - @
bulk EATS nominslly unchanged
BACON remains nominaiy unchans ed.
LARD quet at 1ss f,r prime city.
1 GUILD 1885, a gt'5 sas So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
RELIGIoUs.
Iiheral OhrIafiau Worshlp.

Rsv.J a. EocMAg, Unitarian, owing to the
breaking up Of the .cs in tbs Misaissippi river.
could not be with us on Sunday last oa Sunday
naxt, tho 21st inst, he will lecture In Masonic
as1. corner Of First and SiAin strsets-. sne'set
~ -r.rniar lac.urs. sImortalIty an InheritaDcs
- Eala.alnm ID shs whole Infsliegent crsation.,.
- 80 evsnspg: "Unftarian Views Of Christ;
-. 1as,sss az the Early UhriBtfans " Seats free
g solisotson viii bs taken mp. The public are
cordially inyitsd. ,sha'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

3 A prize eight took place near Port JAR
via, Tuesday, between Jim Kerrigan and
Mesris Phelan, for $1,000. The fight
lasted twsniy.nine minutes, end was
acn by Phelan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

hku lib tnroat cut from earto ear. i7ae
A dispatch from Brownsville says that
Lient. Murphy, of the 10Th United States
colOred regiment, attempted to capture
an Imperiai gunboat ON the night Of the
ID bnt was repulsed. Maximilian has
ordered seventeen Liberals, recently
captured, to be shot. Gen. Weitzel has
protested against this barbarian. but
with what success has not transpired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
DIR. BerrIek Placed in Charge OF ths
Police.


New YoRK, Jan 1.-THE jury iDqu
in the case OF Mary Ann Gilroy, frozen
to death, one of the passengers of the
ship Neptune, concluded their investiga.
ton last night They reprimanded Capt.
Peabody, -ard found DR.. Berfick gui ty
Of neglect and incompetency, and con-
sidersd his case a sproper one togo be-
fore the g sand JprY.A he waa placed in
charge Of the police to await the action
of the criminal authorities.
The Times special says strong repre-
setations are being made BY Influential
parties in New York in favor of the par
don Of Solomon Carnstam, who was
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment, on
q charge of having defrauded the Gov
eminent
Rear Admiral Smith, Of ths Navy
Department.. ID now introducing into the
Brooklyn Navy ard, as an experiment,
new system Of mastering the men,
which promises to. save the Government
q large amount Of money and time, and
check frauds II is similar to that in
vogue in the Central Park.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Robsrta. ,a,. Rilliaraint.

New YoRE, Jan. E.-Roberts, the
champion biIliardist Of England, has
sailed for this country, and it is very
probable an international match ber
tween this champion and Jos. Dean, of
Canada, will soon take place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

Governor Ward, Of New Jersey, de-
liyersd his inaugural to the Legislature
Tuesday. He expresses full faith IN the
ABILITY, patriotism aud fidelity Of Presi-
dent johnson. slia 4esstaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable City Property at Public

l'HE CITY OF EVANSVILLE WILL SELL
at PLbl1e Auetion on the premises, on Sat-
ing e,i estate, viz :: a4tA ~
The Engine House aud Lot Of ground situate on
Seeond Atieets between A1ain and Locust streets.
The Lot Is 20 by 55 feet, more or less. Possession
given on tae 10Th day Of Augn.t, 1866
3 TERMS-Ons-third part of the purchase mon :
ey payable on the day Of sac, one-third in six
months, and tte remafnlng third part in twelve
months from tile Day Of sals with interest on the
Last payment, from August 10th until paid.
Also, eight lots Of ground In Huston's Ad-
ditisn, ON the corner Of Second and Division
strests. extrnding 100 feet on Second street and
206 feet ON Division street.. Possession given i'm
mediately. Terms one third cash, ana the resi-
due in six and TIVE We months, with interest from
the day Of als-s Deferred payments TO bs secured
by mortgage. Sale to commence at the Engine
House at 10 O'Clock. A. nj.
by order Of the Common GcurciI. -
Union copyI Jafsts. W. BAKER, Mayor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18


Nav YoRK. Jan. E-P. NJ.
COTTON steady, =sith moderafs business do.
Tag. a. olg52c for lniddling. = ~ -
fLOUh 90 better for extra State, while pretty
much GIL other kinds du i; 35@s 90 for ext'a
STATE: 8 4O98 10 for extra A. H. o 8 t0910
rs Tor trafe brands, msrket closing dull.
WHISKY qui and withou' decided change ct
2S.
WHEAT daIl aud nominally unchanged
CORN withsut decided change; only moderate
demand
OATS dull aud 193, batter; 0@sTo for un-
sound western; 59s for soudas
WOOL dull. WAtrRe
PETROLEUM rather more steady.
COFFEE quiet.
SUGAR unchanged; Havana 1s55z@l6o.
M0LASSES quet.
PORK opened more active and flrmer; closed
dull and lowkr at 81 OOG3l 81 for new mess clos
ing Ut 81 90 cash; 30 0Oa30 l37X iOr old do !;
closing at 30 0093 20 cash. fA eE8f&
LAID hfmer &C 1601IS5z sa
BUTTER dull at 23QS3j Tor Ohio.
r CHEESE dull
MONEY active at 516 per cent
STERLING dull at l0Sz@109
GOD irmer; opening aG 1885, advancing to
14014, and elosed6t I40.
G9EEaEMEGT sT0oKs quiet without do.
STOCKS steady u. s. 6's $40. coupons, Ic4;
Treasury 3O'ss first series, 991z; second series,
9ei third stries, 9S54i one year cor ifcates, new
1 sus, 9sEe = - - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

g 80. = ~ - F'7 111F ~ EEs . = = y
NAsHy1ILE, Jana n --River Fising; 9
feet on the Shoals.
The steamer Richmond is being load.
ed with cotton for New Orleans, being
the first shipment made tothat port. :
Cotton has an upward tendency; QUO
tations are from 40 to 43, AZ being the
ruling figure. Received, 385 bales
sod, 259; shipped, 254 bales.
An announcement. OF the speedy exc
cution Of the Hefsrnan murderers af
fOrds general satisfaction 70 fhe eonnu
sss9saes BEE asSssss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
MARRTED. a

MAGHEE--wl lLLTAMs- = On January 18th,
1866, at the residence Of MIR. Harry Jacobs, by
Rev. Mr. B.oomer. Mr.. TICS. @. MAsHEz, Of Ev-
ansEiIle, to Miss MAHx Il. WILLIAMS, OF Bards-
town. KY. No Cards. =
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AItercation im the Tennessee Legie-
1Maure.

/ CINoINEATr, Jan. 1.-THE GazGtte's
Nashville dispatch says: During the de-
bate on the bill granting civil rights to
the negro in the House yesterday, q
fierce alteration took place between
Messrs. Steele and Arnett The lie ives
given and returned, and the House ad-
journed in great confusion. y &Aesi4'
1 A dispatch from New Orleans says
the steamer f. o Stanuard was burned
on Ouachita river, Valued at $60, coo,
insured for $4,000, aa aH
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cafrfornia nrinlnr sso.Ix.. I

SAN FRAEcIsoo,. Jan. I6.--Mining
stocks active, bat steady. Savage $50;
Potosi, 240; Ophir, S25; Yellow Jacket
44s Gould d Curry, $50; Imperial
lOS; Legal Tenders, ". zg sss9s5ilas 2
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ORDER FOR A PLANK. SIDEWALK.
And nov st is hereby ordered and directed by
the Oom mmon Council Of the city of Evansviile,
that the owners Of all lots or paffs Of lots front
ing on or adjoining the southeast side Of Powell
street, from Third 90 Sixth streets;
Southeast side OF Canal atreet, between Fourth
and Fifth streets;
North side tf Canal street between First and
Second Avenue; FTfs aI0& ,ts
ID faid city, canse the sidewalks thereon
70 ba brought TO tbs p1oper grade, and that ther
cause q sidewalk Of cizAs No. 2 to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the utilization
OF this oder. 49, y e "a
t~ A. M. McGRTFF, Clerk
City Clerks Oface, Jan Is, 1866. i.nla.st
Union copy.]
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

AHEssRs. vIcKERY BROS. ARE oUR ONLY
zIu authorized Agents for the sale Of ourCORN
MEAL, in EVaneVilIa As we intend TO Keep
large stock Of unLoited and boited Meal in their
hands, our customers can be supplied ct mill
rates, adding freight.
THURGoeD a ABBEY.
viueennes. Nov. Is. 1866 del