Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 January 1865 — Page 2

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FOR EENT.

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WANTED.

ASITCATION AS BOOK-KEEr Toon? man who la good acr wooldmake bimaelf gnr!!y uen.i.

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VICEERY BROS, janU-lw 132 Main etreat.

INFORMATION WANTED COS' FRNING THE WHEBEAB01T8 OF on J- T. Waiaacs. SiH W'atlara wa rtd fo tumbi county. Mi , and it th eon f Littloton Wallace. The family of eaid J. T. Wallat in dow in Gi'on county, Jnd., ooa and a half mii" a-t of '"t Branch, and ar very anxlona bear from bim. Any cm knowing wbn J. T. Wallace lawill confer for by loformlss; hie amity of tb same jenl 1

WASTED. TO LEASE, for nveyeara, a bousa (brick pferred witb not more than Ave rooni aed kitchen, with tbe priTil.gu of purebaaing. Addree Box 3K, P. O. Times eor.y ran week nd r.hry to Hall A Bn.U. Ju4,lwd. FOUND.

GEST'8 PIS. WII'CH THE J swear can bar bjr daacrititug jiroperty and (avIhk f'r thla notico. Jarift-2t FOR SALE. 1V0 STOEY 1; I T H BIJf KOOM, HITCHES ASD roorw, ImjIw " ,a-. Lot .' ty 7r ft. on typ'S'l ftt io jrirt and tWrn4 tr'. OcwAtiOT r prwot bf A AiifJr- a thomknr p- and rU'nr for trim pl'ly ou ih Mr TWO TOBACCO TEIMKRIIW ON 8r-n rlr, Ky.: 0n In Linaor. nntalnl g onr raw; tlio othar )n ralTo, con- ' talnl if ta amwa. t. It. B I K A at, jaulO Urnd. mio, Kr. BUSINESS HO SE FOU SALE. A Till atra TIIKER TORT BRICK SToKE ON VlHtT , near Main. Tttla wr M, Fr ar Jicu'ura nijulr bf . F. W. LI t b. ONE KTEAM ENr.I.NB. 6:i IV( 11 DTKOKE. tin Railroad Maw cruaaxul. "on F iyriii Mill Mai bin. Ona Lath Cutter, all Inginid ruuo In onlr, Kit jiilr at tba J'.urital ettlua. jaDM.Hm Ileal Eatato For S loI. rfKM FTono with 10 routni, nr Main Btre!. Two ('( Mri. k lloq , opprHUti BiiH' limd. 3 I.rK fc ri atx luu. imr itty 4. 1 lir'-ft (itxri flou- o noitrl. 6 tlrlrk iluij-tr oil wr, L't -W and 4i)i Twolargn hnu up IWI I'.ti itr-! ?, IJuimw iRft four lot In Kll.ott'a KriUrK(Bat. 11 'na au'l four ftt in iixxf1's Kufarxtfrnfut. K. If ram linn. oar KaHr a'l Mm Uiu bhup. 10. Out itoiy Hntimon Thlr4 ntfot. 11. Iarff Fraina n ltt Htrt. ? li, iiuuM and hiutunaa Lot n.r I utt ami fllh. 1. L)r iu tlw k '., KviTn fciiJitf c aiwitt. 14. He Tarn I hand-miit rri'.riu- od lr-ta vf Itxnl In hlrlntuwu. 11. PUty-.U acr. within ! mile of Kvttiii, lft. 'Ma. r wiililn rial. ol KvaimvUIe. 17, T)ir arrmi adixliiitia t( ritv. 1U, j acr, with largt Ifoti.H, rtoar ther.ity. ', fl't. r, UtrUarfxl, wtthin mil nt tltcity. tt, n'OarrM tn 'my eminiy, ftrevd land. tffj. rNtvr.rrti In Warrtrk ruunt v , . !ti. A T'-ry I.t.f1iim rnl!'!irn u Boonlll, wh 61, or Uftcrtm ana- h'd. 24. A K at variety of Iluhdinn Lut In T.ry part (f Ihn rily. 20. Larn Krit k floiweiu Yuutiflotft' FoUrg'mt. s, I Hill X'httif.t tha laud, lu Voay and .ifi'k ounin-a lr tity jifojmrty. Tdt a(-v nutttrnixa on of thntit ,Nivfr ffWrH fit KAHttvHld, Ju rail at t lu l'rovoit Marahal' ffl- , tuavlltif. Ind. ALVAII JOHS'SOV. d-Cli. If t.tl K.iato A)f'nt. a W " kVm k iitTTiAaTj i i r to plktkd -i- m 5 lrtn it'tflit rfoiiia, halts, pantry. clo.hfH rciortia and nith rouui, with rmmhI cellar. targncU rn, irria hnu, w.md and roach hedt ftltud on four 'mI txd lota, within Ifu minute walk of the rontirfflcf. Aim, i tu ami lot of ground, within vun milrt . f th Court flrj'i. Apply WtU If. WuMl,.ornrr Main and Tfclrff tranta - nar'JS-'.itv COMMISSION. Saanri. at. ?. : : j r : : J. v. tv morn sr. DOCKER & DuSOUCHET. -Produce and t'ommlRHlon Merchants, Nit. 1U WAT.ll RTHUUr, Orr'a Block, lu ll dor to 1H , fialacil, KVANxVILLK, INI). r lllitbact raah rle paid rV.r all klmla rf Ccuawr rrixlnra. Prompt allolillop xlrrn tn all Ord.rm. dclufim v. a. Draovi'niT, Kan,vlll, Ind. jfifia au.aaai, !.. Iron. I. 111. P. S. DuSOUCIIET & CO., (OMMIS.SIUX AM) roitwAuni.Mi MERCHASTS, l Pajrdrai HI , Maw Orlaana, La. Faotora, lor anla of I'ork, Lard, Flour, Qralu, liar and Watern Prudti.a, sHiiariitly. aaVt'inial(cnmanta and oidora aolioitml. IMC 14 3ni.l v. a. aaA t. Di- air. ltagoa & Dickey, , FOBWARDINO & COMMISSION 2VXo fOli.Ta.tr J, WHOLESALK GROCERS, Water Street, BontS-s EVAS8TILLE, IND. SADDLERY HARDWARE :.CHARLES BABCOCK, porw-r and Dalrr !a AND Saddlary Hardware, Iprlnga, Alias, Woaxl Work, Datm. ask., Vairnlah, llatraiasa, Enamalad Patawt Laattbar, Pad Salni, Iklrt in-, Ac , Wkc. 'No. MVIIV 1ST. REMOVAL. THOS. 0. MAQHEE ITA8 REMOVED HI8 WttOLMui WaKI! X I faoturlDK Ealabltabmant to ho. 3 FIRST BTRIaT, balow Alain. II a ha a larga and alKt aaaortraant of Uoma-mad. Work, aa Una a tba flnaat, irtiaranUd aa aaod aa tha Svat,1' ad ar aala aa "cueap aa th oha,pal." and a lltvl baooar. Hla antlr atovk conalating at Una Bnijrv, Coach, and Carriac Hum, LUbt Troluui Baavy Wagon. Dray, and Kxpraaa Uarnraa. ial dlaaa In andlaaa Tariaty, Bri.Uoa of all kind., in any anantltT, Oollara, Oirtha, Sopcniilpa, Cba'k Liaaa, Military Work; la abort, ararytbing in hla Una, from a Bam Strap to a " Monitor S.nldU" liaa bon maaoiaoturail nndar hla imme. dial atiuarviaioa, by aklllful and axperti.iicHl wvrkman, and ia now oftarad to tb trad at lAsTKaN PUICIti. Balng abla to exmpot anc twaafnlly with anytblntt tn the market, la atyh, nnlah, jiirablllty, and prim, b only aaka a irial. Call and xaniin tnr yi'nTlT. apsi LAW CARD. W. B. TILDKH. C. T. t-SKKMAX. O. W. BOCLTOS. Tllden, Stiernian & Jloulton, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IT, West Tblra trt. . itooa a, aaLvx a sctLotx), CINCINNATI. OHIO. t f And 470 Fourteenth street, daellSSm ' ' WAHISGTOS, D 0. U. S. NOTICE. Special War Tax on Incomes of ' - t .1563. . TEN DAYS K0T1CE. aa raquired by tb Internal Ecvann Law, la hrby airan "to all wboat it may concern," that tb Aaamvnt v Bheeta of -ha abva Tax ara m w in my baada tor C0LLSCTIOS. Pajmant ia reqnirad onornefor th I0;b of Janoary Tb paalty of 10 par ' oast. wUt b added, aa rqnrd by law, after tLat AM. W. S. FBSJICH. Cotlaaaiir U Dt. 1M Mat.sf lad. JaaS.lOtd. u

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ABB1VE AT T. HI;ay K.xpTww - Awi'imdtloo....-. - f.Wt.M. Siiifbt Xipreaa . f.:)0 r. . T!i'e two f oada oskj rf Ilan'r. yd con oactlona at Terra) 4ljrr- ...... JKSr Thirteen hundred rebel priaonera arrived at Camp Chaae, Ohio, lat Friday. &JT We learn that the water from the canul baa overflowed all that pari of the c'ty lying totba southeast of the canal, including the old graveyard or cemetery, and extending down as far aa the npper school-boose, causing much inconven ience and doing ranch damage, and as there is every indication of a tbaw and a further rise ia the caaal this incon veritenc and damage ia likely to be in creased. .tUT" The whole of the rebel General riuckner'n bapgage was captured not Ion since, about four miles above Rodney, on the Mississippi Uiver. It con i:ited of six trunks, all heavily packed with tho "amenities of civilized life." fftajr A wife in New York, who had dpH:rtfd her husband and was living with another man, bought furs at a Iirnadwuy store for $3J5, and had the biil n'nt to ber hushand, and the court ui;nl Iiiai .uy it The $30 Ahsessjiekt We are glad to 'earn that the citizens liable to draft ar- promptly payiag in their asdegsment of 4'.t, Auditor Iiisch having received alroady from foar to six thousand dol larM. Iet every one come forward piMinptly and pay in the mony, ant? let tii.,-e who have paid not neglect to ure all oibi'is to go and do likewise lest the woi li fail for want of few thousand doiin.il. The (several committees are nciivo and untiring in the performance ol their duties and everything promises f ii i It. . Mil. IIlmi'Hrevh' Case. We are au t'lori.od to state, says the Indianapolis Journal of yedterday, t.hat the story in tbe Sentinel of Saturday last, and copied in this paper on ' Monday, stating as a a fact that Gen. Hooker had disapproved of lien. Hovey's action in the case of Mr. Humphrey), and issuing orders revoking the action of Gen. Hovey npon that Nuhjeut, is untrue. No such action has yetbnen taken. Ifmnphreys is still at hid home in (ireene county. EtaJ Gen. Canby speaks of the cotton speculators as a class who follow in tbe track of the army, t radio in its blood, and betray tho cause for which it has lutiy;!,t, with all the bnneness of Judas Iscariot, but without his remorse. Se vere, but true! loJT The order tf Gen. Canby for the evacuation of Fort Smith and its dcpendencies, in Arkansas, has been countermanded by the President ThU will matotially relieve tbe apprehensions of the people, who, in great alarm, were muking preparations to abandon that part of the State in company with oar troops. Tobacco Bonosn Warehouses In the proposed bill to tax leaf tobacco, we notc that Cincinnati, Louisville, Padui'hh and St. Louis are the points se lected where the warehouses are to be located in the West Taking for granted that the bill will pais, winch is by no means certain, many will inquire, why is Evansville left out and overlooked? It is a well established fact that more than one-third of all the tobacco raised in the West pss throngh this city, and the only solution to the mystery of this place being overlooked in the fact that we have no liepresentative in Congress. Tbe fact that more tobacco is shipped through ibis city tbau through any other port on the Ohio or Mississippi river, except it may be Louisville, would indi cate gross ignorance on the part of members of Congress, or a shameful neglect on tbe part of tbe Representatives from this region of the State. The former hypothesis is scarcely teuable, as statistics furnished through this paper were read . in Congress two years ago,, shewing that the shipments through this port amounted to about 40,000 hogsheads per annum. We hope that ia view of the fact that we are unrepresented in this portion of the State, that other members of the Indiana, delegation wi.l present the claims of this city before the committee beforo the bill is reported back that those claims may be fairly considered. We may add in this connection that the shipments through this port during the present year promises to be much larger, comparatively, than in former years. We shall refer to this matter again in connection with the proposed tax -on leaf tobacco, which we cannot hut think will be ruinous to this great branch ol productive industry. ! Skedaddled. We are informed that a. number of gentlemen (?) of, elegant leisure, who . loiter abont the city, wearing fine clothes and having no visible nipans of support, have, in view of the searching investigation going on in reference to the enrollment lists, suddenly left the city. Their names will, however, go on the rolls and greet them on their return. This is perfectly fair nad right We know of no class of people who risk less or have more time to fight for Uncle Sam. - BQyTbe papers are teeming with details of crime in Dubois county. What more could ba expected ia that benighted, aad Copperhead ridden region.

Owensboro Re-occupied.

The Guerrillas Driven Oat. A Surprise and a Skedaddle. hj tbe arrival of the little Grey Eagle we learn that Oweaaboro wag re-occn-

, . ..J .k :tt. .l; ! th.. Jfttltruuj, aa'i mt jjutinua iui!b --

drireu out, after brilliant little conf:

involving considerable loss to tb"

A nortion of Colone'

regiment of Kei.tue - Fenebakera on the little O- 1 troops, came down ccaled ' -ey Eagle, and being con- . ..a tbe boat she was ran in to the

ending as if to brave the presence of the rebels. She had scarcely touched the shore, when a few guerrillas came aboard, with message to Cap't Bonce to report to tbe head quarters of Colonel Grayson, commanding tbe rebels, while a number of the " gyrills," clustered on the landingAt a preconcerted signal the soldiers on board rushed forth, and commenced operations, killing one or two rebels, wounding several, and capturing others. The federal troops rushed into the town. When the Eagle left men were search ing the houses for concealed rebels. Among the captured were two Captains and several men. Colonel Grayson, as soon as the firing commenced, took to his horse and stood not upon the order of his going, but "goed" at once. It is sincerely to be hoped that the murderous scoundrels, Captains Davison and Collar, were the Captains cap" lured. Their crimes mark them for early victims, and if captured a short thrice and a quick death should be their doom. . The troops occupying Owensboro are veterans, and will not rest satisfied with the mere occupation of the town. Combinations are now being made, at which wehioted several days ago, and which will shortly be developed, that promise fair to bring the prowling rebel thieves to early and merited grief. CitaKue of Bask. -The rebel General Beauregard, finding that his favorite epithet which he recommended to be used against the Yankees by rebel officers snd men, in the hope of annihilating tie Yankee army and firing the Southera heart, has failed to effect its object, has changed his base of operations, and( dropping tbe word Abolitionists, now tries the term "Yankee raiders." Malt Sentinel, Terre IIaut Journal, Vincennes iS'tm, Evansville Times, aud other Northern sympathizers, who, with such pertinacity, obeyed the former request of their Creole master, will uke notice, and try the new gun. It will, no doubt, be as effective as the old one. HaJP Secretary Stanton's visit to Fortress Monroe, Hilton Head, and havn.iinah will not, we trust, prove as disastrous to our army as Jeff. 1'avis's visit tn Georgia was to Hood's. We are of the opinion that Gen. Sherman, if let alone, will manage the thing in Gorga and Savannah with desirable success. We have no faith io these flying visits of our illustrious War Secretary. If be only designs a social visit to Sherman and a pleasure trip to Savannah, for the purpose of feasting his eyes upon the 12,000,000 worth of captured cotton, all right; but we beg of him not to attempt asy military advice or interference. Taxes - Farmers have as yet been exempted from the full severity of taxation, but the following letter from Madison county, N. Y., to the Albany Argvt shows that tbe sharp pinch ot the war vicat is begiooing to be felt even in the agricultural districts : Nx years ago 1 paid tbe taxes on the farm property 1 how hold at 3S. 1 am advised by authority that the tax thia yesr on tbe same property will be ?Z.iS.4iJ. 1 nave worked bard to pay lor my land, and now I am compelled to pay for it over again in taxes. I can t do it a great while, and yet I can see no end to tbe war so long as it is conducted by our present rulers" Copperhead Ex. How the poor fellow is to be pitied, lie only has a clear income of th, ICS per annum on his poor little farm on which he bad before been required t pay a tax of only f.3H. As the above income is over and above all drawbacks for interests, and Stare and county tax, with $600 allowed for family expenses tbe great oppression of requiriog a payment of five per cent, is terribly manifest. Under Democratic ru.e, we had to pay a poll tax of five dollars when we were only seventeen years of age, and did not possess five dollars worth of property on earth exclusive of our clothiug, and in addition were required to work five days on tbe roads or pay an additional five dollars. Deaths or Ixdiaka Soldiers is Nab till Hospitals, dcrinotde wcek erdiko JaS. 7, 1SG5. Samuel Gunr, Co. A, 81st; Louis Dodd. 38th; Alex. Mann Co. A, 11th Cavalry; Wm. Tuley, Co. C, 6Sth; Joseph Johnson, Co. C, 57th; J. Smack, C, 31st; Solomon Yorpess, I, 51st; Milton Daw, D, 35th; James U. Tucker, C, 57th; John Crnmpton, F, 142d; Philip Taylor, G, 63d; Michael McLaughlin, F, 3Sth; John A. Gift, G 130th; W. B. Mace, B, Sih Cav ; James Jorney, K, 75th; David Fordney, E,9th; J. B. Millard, E, 125th; Jas. Francine, F, 9ih; Franklin Johnson, I, 40th; Benj. Downs, A, 124th; C. H. Padgett, E, 30th; J. Adams, F, 142; Jas. R. Brandon, E, Slst frST" James E. Foster, of Jasper, Dubois County, deserted bis wife and four little children, leaving them penniless and without food, and taking with him a Mrs. Mouser, whose husband is in tbe army, eloped. The guilty parties, when last beard from, were at Troy, Perry County, passing as man and wife. tsar The Chicago Times mvs that tbe President's call for volunteers is not a legal one, because it does not assim the quotas of the respective districts. Terre ilauie Journal. The Times says a great many footish things, and, what is worse, its sayings are generally as false as foolish. Js?"It is said George D. Prentice failed to secure the release of his son, which was the object of his mission to Richmond.

The Tobacco Tax Rnwn ffm. 1

hous. The tobacco tax question x nr.imivai tn V.a n - . c ' 1 i '

I ' "v gicat av buujv treic Cor.zrfcss as the Question cl r , , - trench spoliations, ror two Tr , , ,, i ... rust dealers in touaceo, as well as , . rcvers, hve been gri-atfv emDarr' ' - , ', -- - ,k.icu account of tne wart nf . .. - C . I --.I;.,. rn .Via vert nf

f ' - " . ufTemment as to tbe tax ou tuis teat staple, and lare amounts of reveno have no doubt beetilost to the uoverniaeutou account of the cnceTtaioty that surrounded the pabject. Soma weeks a coiiventiou of tobacco dealer was beii in New Yc-rk, aud tbe subject of the tax fully discussed. Tbi members emphatically demand that the tax be placed oa !:f tobacco as the most just and equitable, and as certain to produce tbe largest amount of tax. There is no doubt that tbe law as it now exists is very imperfect and unpro. ductive, and it was tbe general opibion of the convention that if the Uw continues in its present form for two years longer that it must necessarily compel ail honest manufacturers to give up the business or undertake to evade the law and swindle the Government, which" of course no tobacco manufacturer would tbink of doiug. . It. The report presents some interesting statistics relative to the axportatton, consumption, and manufacture of tobac co, lue returns w tne Agricultural Bureau for 162 were 0,008,000" pounds as the growth of that year, and tor tbe year 1M63, 26i,302,i0. Tbe first ten month's commencing Hept. 1, lfifi'i of the fiscal year ending June 30 1863, brought a reveuue of 13,090,021 38 from manufacturers of touacc Tbpse sources for tbe fisctil ear endii June 30, 164, yielded $8,5x3,043 T,t derived in the following order: Ctwi( tobacco, ;jJ,l).Cit lb, at Iflc i-. lb $S77,0Si 11 Smoking. wlh aia.aa, u,. at :k. pur i 1 1I0, 8moalt.g. wilhiiut at.., I,iiw,94 Iba. at Sc. p- r lb. 02, 'MO tn Total .17,1 Sfi.iiM 74 6;iu!T, l.Jl'HTI ll a. t 'i- ZVI.M U CUara at St W, lax lli.h.' iu6 M 4-4 04 tiaraat 2 Ml. I 14 l SJ v ' I) I Oil Ciar at 2 to, tax ISt.43.Viya 4. ;..". 6S Cigaraat 3 50, ut tkJ,3i,;il. .... 4 V..33S 10 ti,l-i.A3 to Tola! f tsara, H,v5(4x4 T. The total number of pounds of tobacco manufactured was 63,372,4-6, which, including l,2oi,671 pounds of tnuff, is equal to 7'J,3"i3,538 poundsof leaf tobacco. The total number cf cigars returned was 4'.t2,7Mu,700, consuming in their manufacture 12,319,517 paunds of leaf, which, added to I be proim amount, makes a grand total of 91,542,055 pounds of leaf tobacco CJDSumed during the year. At 25 cents per pound this amount would have vielded $22,8e5,413 against S,5sd,043 J, the amount actually receid, a difference io favor of tbe Government of $14,3i.'2,40'J -.. 11 toe tot mauuiactur' oi the fiscal year ending June JO, Hti5, are as great as during tbe preretlmg year, the amount of revenue rettlized there from at present rates of tattioo and assessments will amount $27,571,514 41 cents ror this amount ri manufac tures 91,542,005 pound o' Ifaf tobacco wiil bo required, which t cents per pound, would yield $22,.45,5 13 reveuue, ihffrreni.H in favor ol lit present sys tem of only about $4,5iKI,i(. It is evident that not more Uian one half of tbe manufacture of iat year can be return ed during tbe present fiscal year at these rates therefore the income will (all below $20,0OU,OtM. h is equally evident that the country requires a larger man ufacture ttian that ot last year, and therefore, if the tax were applied to the leal, Hie revenue would exi-ead the amount given above namely, $12.&S5,M3, because tbe trade would nrt then labor under the disadvantage of the restrictions placed upon them by the law. By placing the tax exclusively oa leaf tobacco all evasions wiil be prewnfed and and every pound of tobacco will be ac counted for aud will produce ita just proportion of the tnx. In 1H62 the ex ports of manufactured to' sc-co were 4, 071,903 pounds, and in 18C3 thev were 7,02.1,248 po-inds, tf which from four to he thousand packages were of Citnadi an manufacture, tbe drawback spun which, under the syatem proposed, would be about sjH.UUO.OUU." Tbe report proposes to have the pro ducer obtain a permit from the District to plant tobacco and mako returns to him ot the amount raised. When the stock is soi l it is to pass through, th bonded warehouse under the usual regu latious, as by this system both the specu latorand producer will be exempted from the payment of the tax, as it will not have to be paid nntil the tobacco is withdrawn from the warehouso by the manufacturer. Tbe report concludes by urging Congress to alter the law to con form to the suggestion therein presented In response to tbe report of this Con vention, and to other applications of like character, Mr. Sherman a faw days ago introduced a bill to levy a tax of twenty cents per pound on leaf tobacco, Bieus auu scrap, uj inirty cents per pound on strips requiring all tobacco growers to inform their District Asses sors of the number of acres planted in tobacco, under a penalty of $.500 for each acre, aud before it is removed, f " Ei notice io tne Asses sor, who shall cause it to be weighed, marked, branded and numbered, the owner to pay for such service. The tobacco may theu be removed to some tobacco bonded warehouse, and withdraw therefrom, either for exportation or manufacture, on payment of the tax. The bill also provides for a tax on manufactured tobacco, cigars and snuff. Secretarj Stanton's Sarcasm. Having been invited to. attend the banquet of the New York National Club the other night. Secretary Stanton responded in a neat little letter, which, for tbe sake of the sarcastic hit with which it closes, os well as for the happy assur

ance that all is going well which it com- guests flying in confusion with their bagmumcates to us, we publish herewith: ! pge, the hoarse shouts of the firemen. War Department, ) I the swaying populace, and high over all " WASHtycTos, Dec 29, 1S64. i the curline. lurid, flame. We are un-

" My Dear Brady: Yours of the 16th, covering an inflation to the New York National Club, to ray honor ta Generals Sherman and Thomas, Las come to hand; but I cannot be with you, tuougn tue movements has all my symtiathies. We had irreat diSicnltw in finding the right kind of tools at first; but they are now being discovered by experience, and Sb erman an Thomas, as von say, we bare two . 1 I . . i . . I f the keenest ed"ge and finest - meial. I a,mA ww-k -V - j ,,cu ..o i .-"J :ioiiu I B-teaa voar festival? Things ari all eoic 01112 r'.. . well to-day; and it is on! when dissster happens taat tee secrntary oL n ar is asked after or remembered by an it.. dignant public M Year sincere friend, ' " towts M. Stanton.

sarge, has beeo made a Comsaodora, to I-amaseo wharf, 1,000 bales cf wet ha. -date from December 14. , . - ' ' Hiram Kelson, ivrli,;

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SjjrkBa Lejlslatnr.

SK5ATB. U piASiTOiB. 10 la tbe Senate tbi moruicgMr. Bennett's b-.Ii, equalis ing the bon? wnti T i.ontUT rwrj for filling qiotas, was passed, with bet vhre disserting voteg. fT'at Senate bill So. 13, autbriatsg coa ;- t-v.norrow oionev to encourage eu'aa'.rceiits, also j parsed Tbe bill authorizing the invest- j aieirt-of cimnjcu ichocl fua'ii tu county j

of the ruesv and referred to a select j class boarding-bouse, wbre the rcoet ccinuiittet of fire. ' -" ' i -s (ijrcfurtab! " accommodations can , be A resdotioa was rl . requiring foun j 'rT day and re-ular heartier., or il'00 coes of '.be Guvernor s kiessage . i . . , . n . i u-aus-.ent visitors. . The house is Iare printed n (iennan. i ;,.i Gov Baker announced the 1 and commodious, at;d everv effort wii

staudinf committees of tbe Senate. Mr. 1 1 be made to give the most entire stial j Dunnin; is Chairman of the Committee ; fiC,;oa io all who ra8V f.ver toose ,

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of that on Military Affairs. The com-1 are fairlv and iud.cioaslycoa-l . , Mr.Bonham introduced .o-ii io. aiiowbg membrs of the Legislature $i pr-r cay and $5 for every twenty miles cf trie-el, and the officer $4. pr day. It pass, to a aecond reading. - -' Vaioas other biila wer reported and discuised daring the afternoon. .. - :, HOUSE. v it.- TT..i n Ma 'O'RrieB. member from Martin, appeared and was sworn in, Tf memoer voud ttiemselws f 100 each to purchase aiatioiiery. ' Mr. Miller inrluced a bill raising he salaries ol Judges of tbe Supr. i.'oart. which Dassed to a second hearing. Mr Grifii'h introduced a hill fixing) tha mr of officers, which was read i once. - .... . . er. Brown's bill. Walixine the acts of tbe Jackson Common Pleas Court, was passed. ; - In the afternoon Mr Rhodes introduced joint resolution No. 2, accepting be gtktit oL land by Congress for an Agricultural ..College. It ssed to a gee ir.d reading K. Mr Bukitk prsseated bis bill No. 6, to establish an Agricultural College, appropriating the means and establishing a Board of Trust s for the same, which passed to a second reading Mr. Biggins presented a bill to amend the act aa to -voluntary associations, so as to authorize n association to improve harbors, rnake'doeks, and establish tolls for the same. It was read twice under suspension of the rules, and referred to she Committee on Corporations Mr. Wood introduced a joint resolot'irk ia amjnd tb Constitution SO as to authonee cities, towns townships, and achool districts to levy and collect taxes j f ir the support of school, j Mr. Stroff.'of Allen, offered a bill taxing dogs, and inflicting penalties" for sheep killing. ... j A message was received from the Sonate proposing a joint committee, consisting of three front the Senate and four on the part of the House, to examine into the expenditures ol tbe uovernor, with power to seo J for persons and papers It was adopted by a vote ol 77 to 5a, i ! ! t ' ' '." Mr Pierce introduced a bill to euualizs dividends by railroads. It paaad to a eeeoad reading. Mr. Stuart, of Kuah, presented a bill dividing the State into f ongresional Districts, and fixing the time for the election of members of Congres.-. It tin read once. - Mr. Miller, of Clinton, offered a reso lution deulartngit the duty of the General Assembly to make fair and equita-. bio apportionment ot the htate lot con grwaiotial and legisltttive purposes, with an eo.ua! proportion, and without reuard to their political character. Mr. Brown moved to rfe it to the Committee on Judicierv. LoU. Mr. Bakirk moved lo reier it to tne juuiciarj oinmmee, wnn i instructions lo inquire and report v-ln-lii-er the present tiegisiature nas constitu tional power to mako such an apportionment for legislative purposes. It was so referred., . .Mr. Brown moved that 5.(HK) Eugliah end 3,0H) German copi?s of the Message be priuted or the tise of the House. Pending the debate thereon, the House adjourned. Mokday, Jan. 9 Mr Vawter introdnced Bill No. 19, ameudin section 17 of the County Bonn! Act of June 17, 1SC2 so aa to allww County Board to borrow money to encourage enlistments. Mr. Mason offered a bill abolishing Courts of Common Pleas, which was refer rod to tha Judiciary Committee. Mr. Mulligan inttoduued a bill amending ao Act approved June 4, 1862, requiring County Treasurers and thuir sanities to eiga and acknowledge their bonds in the presence of a majority of the Ceunty Board. Mr.-Bttsaa iiitroJ-icsd joint resolution amending articles 4 and 8 of section 23 of the Constitution, so as to enable the raising of taxrs to support common schools. K-ad a first time. The rVnate, after risiting tbe hall of the House, and in joiut convention witnessing the ieaugration of Governor Morton snd Lieut. Governor Baker, returned, aud the President pro tern, Hon. Paris C. Dunning, conducting tbe Lieut Governor elect to the chair, the f Utter genttememlelivered his address, which was eminently appropriate and patriotic. S. G. Thompson, of Wabash,, was elected Assistant Doorkeeper. It wss refused to elect a Sergeant-tit-Arms, as aa unnecessary institution, by a vote of 12 to 30. - ' In the House, in the afternoon, on j resolution by Mr. Buskirk, the Senate j met in joint convention, to witness the j inauguration, after the counting of ib votes ot uovernof Morton and L,ieuL Governor Baker. The ceremony was conducted with great decorum; and. Governor Morton having delivered his initiative paper from manusciipt, and the Senate having retired, the House adjourned. . BcRiixii or the Galt BorsB. Tbe following are the only particulars of the timing cf the Gait Hoose at Louisville famished by the Journal of yesterday: As we go to press this morning, the Gait House building is on fire. The flames caught, in the rear of the building, i and getting under lronp headway, burn ed steadily forward, lhe building, at this hour, is great U damaged, and the firemen seem to be powerless to st&y the ravages cf the devouring element. In the street, a wild scene is presented- ! able to furnish any more particulars tn j order to put oar paper to press at the j ; c-al hour. ' j - Vt half-past two o'clock the entire j tinkling ia wrapped ia a sheet of flame, ae walls are crumbling and beginnmg ( i to faU. and tha bouse wiU-be wholly d- ' stroyed. The only hope now is to pre- ' 'nt the Ere from communicating to V V? d ot her bni'.diBt's.'-" ; of It is said that &e Ere cacght ia several ! .1 r . ,, . '' ' parts of the house, unj, ly some, is pre 1 . . i . i it- .1 ' I uumeu io cms tuej wor OX sa mccuuiJiJ, ' bnt this Oil miS It Dare! V r.OSSt C:C ine Dell Oi - . . i Ko. 135 rauit aiier eii ai means oi reacaics 1 the rooL were cut off, and it may be tiiat iia occupaat pet.U:d in tbe Same, , - - r tGf-1 will sell at auction, on account

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SaT" Charles E. Marsh, Elsq , will deiiTer h lecture on Commercial Law, to tbe etudeots of Bebm'i Com "rein! Coliaja this (Thursday) eveaic-. Ne Arsam;emfst Mrs. F. A. Youii; has leased the Walnut Street j Hou-2 and has 6tted it up as a brst- . -" - j k or alcablk Pboi-srtt. We unrtk ancuisou iu ice auvertiaooient oi j i: . . . .- rthe building now occupied by H. Her- j - t tnann, contectioner, on tirst Street, whic'a is offered for sale. There is not a better bu-acess stand in the city, or a more valuable piece of proptrty. A good bargain may cow be obtained, as the owuer is determined to that quickly. tsGo to Parkhills new Photograph Gallerv for tour rnrture. Onrner (if Main, and First streets, Evansville ler Cent. INTEREST TRlLASTJRY NOTE 3 Are dought at the follewing rates : Notes dne ia Fe&'y, 4o premium. " March, Sc April, 2c By W. J.LjWRY&C0. Jan. 9 3t Acctiok Sale. I will sell at auction io Suliivantown, at my residence, on Monday, Jan. lttth, at 10 o'clock, all of my farming stock and tools, consisting cf three good horses, two milch cows, one two-horse wagon, one double karnesa, a lot of flour, harness, and a general variety of tools, traps, A-c, Ac. Terms made known on tbe day of sate, A. G. Scluva. Hiram Nelson, Auctioneer. Jan. 4-tds. tetyGoto Wright's Gallery, No. 8 Second street, for your Photographs. All work warranted equal to any from Has tern cities. Dec 22-dtf I J 1 1-2 I . On Tiwwday availing, st S o'clock, Limr, eldrat dauphlrr of Geora P. and H. A. Bodapelh, ni alx.ti-u yt-ara. The funeraj will take place from th leatdeno of hr parents, No. 17 Second street, near Locust, on Thnr3ay aftornooa at 2 o cluek. Balatiaaa and frtrad f tb faulty are tavlted tuattenJ. J. nil-it PIANOS. l-iisllOM I J'ifllaOM. UfE HAVE KOW OS HAND. ASP ARE reeeiviug- th largeat and harat lot of PtrntM Amarican Urges, and Melodeooe, 'r blb:td In Ibia city. All Ioatrw mint Sold by an are Wsriaaltd. rail aud a fine atock of piacna. at WAUttkN A CoMNuroX 8, janU No. I Main street. MILITARY. t"0 Uonnty! Ill AYE BEEN Al'THORlZEP Tn RAISE A Company (r tb 14-id Ka. Jad. Vul. lulaairy, i i,,rtk term of O 3NT 2D "ST 3D J. XX. Tn renclerenn at Raanetille. Peramia enliatlnf w U raeeiae th above bounty, and draw my and riii.na Iran, tb 4-tfeof -ollatmeut, MT Pay from Sift to $Jl par tu-nth. Now Is tbe time to -ap the dralt and make Kcod wait, la all probability tb war will b over befnr lb tlniaexpire The priiapet ar aalr fr aa eay ten of earn it. Kcrnltin efSre at 91 Mala tl. EPWAKD P. KLLIOTT, janll-ti Recruitlnx OAr. a)awawaa ? ISSOLUTION NOTICE. T SHK PARTNERSHIP BETWKKN ADI.ER A kifbel ia tbla day dieeolved by rantal conaent. Jacob Adler will cmrr) on tb buaiaeea aa liereti tire at to old aland on Mala iret, near lha Plank roal. tie la authorized to colieftafl debta du to aid Arm. JACOB Af-LER. j.nll-tw JACOB tK'HlL. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. T SHE FIRM OF Will A FIQI AY HAS till day dlaaolrad partnerahip by mutual conaent. n. it. Vteed will collect ail dabta doe and pa all drbu vwIuk by tbe Urn. B. R. !), jar.l lw O. W FiUt AT. ... i... . . ... . 'I 1 LAW CARD. j. n. MiitKELroan, A-ttnioy at Law, EVANSVILLE, IKO. (Ofllo formerly occupied by Chandler A Byaa.) atpt: COAL. Thomas & Co , COAL. OFFICE, IVo. 5 Water Street, (AMWB BATIOBAl SAWB.) no-rlT Sat COUNTY ORDERS. County Orders vs. Greenbacks. 1TE TAKE roruTT ORPEBS AT PAR FOB V V Good, tn earn aa Onarabeake. and ftt ebanit. , 8CH APKEB A BLSI"0. d.r2S N. 47 and 4C Mala a treat, BOOTS & SHOES. Mo. aakW M-A.ITV STREET, III!!) & GWAIUUn. H.a tif w in tire th larjreat and atoet deelrafcl reaatl atnek of BOOTS AND SHOES, ' AN Hats Si Caps, To 1i fi.und in th City ; joet reoelved direct from f j honw ia the . j.: w lortui uoauw. Wot aale aa cfiaapae any apll I I 1J.J.-1. J ! MEAT SHOP. - V3"V Meat Sliop, ' e, v c t'fAKn c .. tor a r tar r"T . j-xi Er-i-kf i ; , en. vn.i, I li e.moui.n " openea a m 1 X- th .taf. nlu. .lun h. latM, Meat Shop st tend to keep f rt.-nt ,f ii kind, of Fr-h Meat, and i naaaaae. of th. bet quality. He tavite tha i r0,s ' t" paoiic janlll-lw i SUBSTITUTES, j ,i -v. TAVOUl tne lraft .T procuring a eepbesentatitz, hicn you can do 6y SBUyls to Dr. Grabaio, arnat, barraaan Areata ore aad Tin. Eaavrii, lad

BOOTS, nOESt HATS, &o

1 : AA' HOUS No. B ai- r m Ta TT'T j - -S.-XJ- .-. . i alaJa aVlalaiakW .Vatd aj Wboal daaiar ia BOOTS n. n cl J. OE and airta T and lam mow mvitig I re atork of ihabt qtiahtie of flout, irbnea, Ha-a aud i'at iwr (WtM to 1 trJs wbirb haw Imi pair.! f r cab, and will Ih acid at vary amall aJTauxvv ahote xat. "U and exam in my tuck and prov tba aSova avrtU., p. ft. T fcava ifcnred th -rira of Mr B. 8. Trnt)-y, lata w.tti P N moult., who lav.. hla id ttDd to al I and I annua my Mock. ho tr Ma to show grnoda. Kvasat ilia, (fee. li. Is, OYSTERS. MANN & CO.'S - .a. LIKE FISH DET0T, 83 Ht n Street, Evansville, Ind. Prnnk lellcei. Ag't. FMiANE FELKER It AS MATE AHRANCK matlt tn rveeir-daitv, by F ; raa, fr b ttaltlfncr iialara. la cana aud e., aud fta-b Lak Fiah ani t.vttera. Hi. la tbe eb- ajji-nt tor tb city of Kranevtlt. Tbiia deairtnif lu foaat an tit palatabl and lnaciou luxurla Ill Sbd IImoi at bt. aura. octlil WATCHES & JEWELRY. p rVH? 0 0 U ri fa. O - 5 ef aw As r3 r5 o sfK 93 k'J a law n. S 1 3h m v E" rB f1 CLew -i i s i 1 i ? OQ C H Q DRY GOODS. SCHAPKER & BUSSING, Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., Now offer to tb trad a large stuck of BLEACHED 4ND t'KBLEACHED MCSLISS. BLEACHED AND CNBLEACIIED BH EETIMO, PRINTS OF TBE BEST BRANDS, TICBISOS, C'HECSS, Foreign and American Delaines, FOREIGN and AMERICAN DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS and CARIMEBES, TESTINGS aad TAILOHS TRIMMINGS. BAKER FLANNELS, SII AKFU YARNS All Colors cd nrKlKS aad COMFORTS, NUBIAS AND BREAKFAST fUtWW, MIILIXEKY s The Largrest Stock to be Found in the West CLOAKS OF ALL KINDS, (A large sUkX oa coosi. stneut.) Bar All we aak la a Vwk thronrb onr aioek. SCHAPKER Aifl'fcSINO, Al their Haw Star. MEDICAL. F'PILKPTIO FITS CAN BE CChED-DR. 4 Lockrow haTtos becom eiolnantly vucceafal in rarinf tbia tertibi malady, loTlt-ali aimllarly aflhcl to call or aand for clrml.r. of rlrac and tetimoaial of caaaa earad of from on to twenty-bier year atndla(. Ha derote hi attention eepecially to diaea- of tb rubrospinal A lie. or Nereoaa iiyatem.and eT'licitaaa taeeettcatloa of hi claim to cab le eonSdear. li a mar a ooaaulu at bi prieat remdenca. No. 141 Weat MA Street dally, frtm 10 a. m. nntli 4 r a except featm-d.y and Seaday. Addreaa all letter to DR. V. B. LoCK.ROW.car of P. o Box 611ft, Sew kork. d.-i a1m APHTblOLOJICAL VIEW i F MARRlA'iE. O staining nearly ) patre and 11" fir. Plata end Knravina-a of trie Anatomy of -e ilnaaaa Orcan in a alet of Health and Pleae, with a Treat i aa on Early Errors, iu daplnral '. ermaeouenc opon tb salad and body, with th Antbor'a plan of treatment theonly rational and ncceaefnl bkmI of core, aa abown by tba report of eaaegrnred. A truthful adrter to the married, and th" eoatenplatrnc BtarrUwe. wbo rntertaiB doubt of th-tr phyaical condition. Sent free of poetag to any aldre on receipt of twenty fi t ally or by Bull, oenta, in stamp or potl cnrrncy, oyeviareaaiu; , wo. Al Jtaioen ua, aioanr. si. mar b eonaulted apos aoy of tb hlcb hi brak trwats, el I ber peraoand BWdiciB aent to aoy part of tb world. dea0 dAwSm F1ANOS. FIRST-CLASS PIANOS. Misses Lawrence ARE AGENTS Scr EMERSON'S VCmE S.aad B RA VBC BY'H celebrated PIANOS. ihey ar cntlnnall reeei Tint, aad which , f t t!wf .( rinum,, pnM. The Pianoe. lor durability, power r, ina IK SBe of ton ara nnaurpaeeed. TV. nrfkn p.... received Seven First Pre i miuma within abar week ta tb month of Sepi tern ber aad October leat, and ia fwuvoua for It ( eUalicity, brllliaacy, and bw.Z i fwalat ! of ton. . . ..... ! They sr ale excluafv AgwsW In this vicinity ! irhitb. in onaiity, voium of ure. and power oi ! 0io., ara bir wp-nor So malodnarharmo ; "ima. or r w in.to.,;t. for Staeon bmi , T " ' Z V?- . Ckawaak.

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-Kvansvillo Theatre. HAONIC TEMPLE, ra;-r vT Mali! and First Btrreis, THIRD T' R. ;LPaiorB aiut. Tbaraday Kawaisc, Jan. It b, win W )' -anfaa Bal.r i craat p a.t Mtltlad LADY CF LYONS. Tn rBclud ttli th roarinf Fare -f Sally ScragiTi. c-H-via a nrarK. -1 )tfaDaa-rs. GROCERIES. ! LRJK AMI CHOICE fKLBTTIOJi tr t i '.roffrwa aud rrtii.na can b f and at A LLIi-TT'8 FAMILV CKOCSaT. tjli KLVS. 1 !.J ! bhla chotoe Ficklva for sal br th barrel wr bfindrd. ! d t 1 gallon Jar Gnarkiua, 1" it li d" do do in 1. do da do 1 do C d rf Canlifloarar. r aala at KLH0TT8 FAMILY OkuCUkT. VI AT P.iWl.SBS. k -t lct I lb ra-a An.lrawa'a T.l n.J.M For-a!t KLLtuTT'!1 FAMILY UBOCKKT. vc'ii.. kpa boioa HI Carh S"du. In lb narkam. .r aala at KLLIOTT'S FAMILY HKlM-KBV lOHNSONs rsUiN WAeniNO MACHIS O aud CMhiw Wrintrraa he fennd enlj at ELLIOTT S FAMILY BBOCEBT. Crl'.'K O A I u and oh. Ire aeleetioa of t,uea Amn.J tviner. l iin.ia. ii, Hot, Knlntega, Mac All epic. t,iugrr. r , fcr aalrat aL.I.IOTT-8 F AM1LT 43SOCERT. tl'OOPKN BOWLS AND TKAYS. t I 'i dos neata of Wooden Howia, i dot do do Travs at ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY. 'ELL BCCKKTS. It dol !! Km krtt at ELLIOTT S FAMILY GROCERY. 4 KAL ASI VLOCR. t L ii ,nu Iajt lorn Mae), in bbie clmic Kaniily Floar. at KLLlU fl" FAMILY BRCH1RY. IonTm,"i".-. " " " J d I 2 tb tiM rholc Lkbatera, k itoa t lb do do do t d'a s P do Cot Oyatara, .lain, d- d do Foralat ELI HT f'M FAMILY GROCERY. I" 'III' V dut Cbnro. at F.LLIOTT-8 FAMILY 6BOCERY. Y'lOI)EN ta'AKK 4 d.. Irun f... i,d H!f Buahak, S do Deal a of M Maura, 3 da I Vdar Water Uni i.li, to dna ceaimoa palnbd Bncketa, 10 dus neau Corned Buckets, tor aale at LLLloTT FAMILY GROCERY. BC kwilCAT KI.OCR. t'A aacka cbomt PennaylTania B oak wheat Fit'ttr fur aala at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. rt'Sh OIL LAMPS V a fcO do aworted Coal Oil Lamp. in u i nrix lanteras. A do trunnion Lanterna f r aale at ELLIOT IB FAMILY GROCERY. STOVE WORKS. OUT J3C JZY1;.?X Stove Works QRINKMEYER Cl CO., Mannntttnrar of Cookiny Stoves, for Wood aa& Coal; Heating- Stoves, for Wood and Coal; Country Skillets and Lids; Country Ovens and Lids; Biscuit Ovens and Lids; Odd Lids; Sugar Xeitles; Doer Irons; Jamb Orates; Fancy Grate Fronts. Air Grates ; Cellar Grates ; Window Weights; Muffin Molds; Waffle Irons; Ham Boilers ; Stove Holloware, 4c, . ALSO KEEP FOR SALS HXltt 27 Xjs JX. T 333 . Sheet Iron, Copper, &c, TIN AND JAPANNED WARE r Hales Itonna Mala atrt. It (.'atari llama. Feaadry aisr fflanlh IMaaen t ra. , llra.'i anllrllait. l, COMMISSION nOUSE. XOHTO, M.At GIITi:it C O. Commission Morchants, TO HA CCD and COTTON FACTOR, sew v o u k . SMrAi1aoi wilt be nia-la on Ciineirnnaeau by Man. M'lilT A WIOOIMW. " u."i ly f. c:. it i:foitT, Coiiimissioii Ilcrcliant, So. 3T Matches -r-t. 2SW Url aa. La. Li teral ('h Advaocw mad oa Waatere Prodac Leins received, and atiwiial aitentioa r.lvB lo reeiTin aud forwarding Mervbaadwi. BiarrbS 1, A. a. aataeaaT. j. j. wniTTaaaa HAYHURST & WIIITTAKER, Produoo and Commission No. 6 Water St, (next to R. Barnea EVAMbVILLE, INDIANA. IIIUIIKHT CASH rlt K PAID KOK S heat, Oats, Means, Klal Need, L.ard. Tall.w, Drld Krwlt, bmwil. is k W nut s i x m k wokl7k a s. a. P. G . O'HILEY, (Formerly of Eranrrlll, Ind., General Conimission produce Merchant. Weatcra Catl(nmaBlt lleltaa. NO is poyriBA TRtrr. corner or NEW LEVEE STREET, KW ORLE1II, LA. BeSaresc Tbe Great Week. deet ar-re, Gura A Co., I Caaea Banwn, Padncab. Ky.. 1 Eraarrlll, lad. Baaoieo, Oirra A t., St. Lou la. Me. WATTS, CRANE ft CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. to Bboab Stbsbt, .vxsr roar crrr. A a bae opaet-d a Rons In tb elty cf (aw York tut tb aala of Tobacco and Western Produce. Tbder tb nam of WATT?, CHASE CO. Si r. D. Wat w, of tha firm of Watt. Gtra A flo. Hi Padmab. lon( iamliiar with Tobaeos, will tak faaraw of that department of oar boat nee, sad Mr. L ran, of ()ri.m aad Brown. Xraarrllle, will lak ehrre of tb Prodaee boaloeee. martil WATTS. CRANE A OO. MUSIC STORE. Warren & Conyngton, PSALSM IB PIANOS, MELODEONS. Slieet ZVIiiKie, ; . , Hu.iral GnnAi e,f all T)arrintlr.mM i J r ) S)V Arenta far Wm. Knabe't, Peters a Wbb's, I WrviMt dabler'a. and Aliea A Jeweti'a Piaaoe. u,i B. i,. a W. ii. Smith' picadid Americas Orgasa. , , Tb beat Italian. French, and English Violin, Guitar, Cello, and Double Baas Btrisgi alway oa fcand, Whole. ale and RctalL , snr TMtmm.nl tanaxl sad issalnd. Z- ;,tVV?T.I ..l.. . . dr-Oid I'-anu. taken U aictoge lor new ouae New Music Received Daily. ' t i Ml TV St TVt VSVTf T T ITB. avtl-tf