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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

WOxAx BuRxED TO DEATH-0H Fri.
day night, says the Louisville Press, 8
house IN Portland, occupied By Mrs
Sarah Farrell and another woman whose
name vas not learned, caught ere aud
vas burned dowa- Mira Farrell was
burned 70 death ia the heuse, and the
other lady is 50 badly injured that her
life is despaired Of We did not learn
how the Ere originated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
GIFT BOOKS.
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
FOR tbs
CuRIsTMAs AND HOLIDAY TRADE

Bitter 5weet--A poem; by J. G. Hol-
land, bound in Turkey Antique
Dictionary of Poeticai Quotations:
By Sarah Josepha Hale.
The Josephine Gallery-H Handsomely
bound in Turkey Antique.
The Book Of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition Of
Tennyson's New Poem.
Enoch Arden-Haadsomely bound.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
PARALLELS from Nature-By Mrs. A.
Gatty
Pleasures of Memory and Pleasures
Of Hope-Illustrated.
ByTOn's Complete Works-Bound in
Turkey Antique
ALSO,
large and complete assortment Of Gin An
hssls, Photograph Albums, Photograph Bibles,
Portfolios, Dlsrys, Work Boxes, Ladies Leather
and Wire Perte-monnsies.
The above goods were bought expressly for tbs
Holiday Trade, aud will b cold At uaiflrmly low
aAiss. AZ J. uEALYfS,
No. -, corner ofMsin and Fist St
Dee itdtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

NOTICE. Persons indebted at Wrieht.s
Gallery, No. s Second Street, for pic
turss taken during nT absence from the
city, ~ill pay said amount 70 myself or
George Becker, a. the Gallery, and to
no one else. z z. wETsHr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

CoRREcL-From the officers of the
Morning Star, which arrived here las,
evening en- route 10 Nashville, We learn
that the report of her capture Published
this morning is Substantially correct
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
DIED.

as DI Il d
Man Gay. Dssambsr 1sss, JoHx eEssu.. sesa a.
years a1a Honths
The fsssrsi ria tAss place to-day WEDNESDAY
AZ etelook ? -, frsn bis lass rssiasnc., esrn,r
Of Eixsth aus Man
Ths friends q 10. family are respectfully inrit.
ed e atisnd. without further notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
LADIES' FURS,
S. W. Boynton, Nj. D.,

r ATE or cINcfNNATI. HAvfKg BECOME
II permsbrHf resident 81 Evansville oaafs
bis professional ssrsicss - she ciflkers 81 this
city and vicinity Prem his eHfensiFs ZIP Fieuee
10 fhs Hos itai ted geaefai Hraciins of Msdisins
and 5arzary 10 ihs f9r7isr city, he feels c9nadsBt
q bis ability VI cnfs mary Gases Nhi ah have
SISTED the nsaai niuasa - ffsatfHsuf.
G%- Part4eultf attention R8vsu 90 he treafH1snt
o. chr0uic D.seasss. ard faoss peculiar 70 the
eiiEsats, such A. Fever ADD Agus, Bilious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

MuD, Mvp.-We never saw the streets,
and especially the crossings, in q more
horrible condition than at present
Many Of the crossings ara absolutely i'm
passible for ladies unless they are reck-
less Of gaIter boots and white sto-drapery
a better system Of crossings shoald be
devised If possible
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

~We are indebted to our attentive
friend, Capt P. G. o'Riley for files Of
New Orleans papers of the 18th inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

ss~ Go to Wrighf's Gallery, No. 8
Second street, foF your Photographs
All work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cite. Dec 22-dif
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

Is Prizes. valued At .........s loo o. 81 6a3 "
PFisss csa he seen ag Buek's Irvslfx Store
700 Tickets, at $500 Each.
50 ths eeeas ara % BE rut IN az the Cost prlce,
ans ell rccethfs, aiter faYtae isr the 80 t. and
expenses, Is 60 d dsspescd fer the bznent Of the
Per - malefity 81 shs ticket holders msy de-
tsrmtno Al The Ceuoelt
The Concert and Drawing to take
Place as Soon as the Tickets
ARE ALL SOLD
Tickets sold At A. { Hziioek's Drug Store. shsr-
We d House, Backs J~WelFy StoFe, aud Warren
A CeayuEtaas. Maia Street
dass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
Law Ard.
MEDICAL.
,srrssrovs AND RxPERIEscE or

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEEIESCE OF
4 As rSvkLID
PcbiIshs4 for the benefit and - eaufion 70 yonsz
zssz AID others Who sE1-F froEs Ssrveus Debility,
Prsmasnrs D~eSy q Manhoac. &c Supplying ~
tie sszus tinne the 1e4Bs Of sef cara By oBs
who hAs cared himself after undergoing eoDsi9sr-
abs sz1zkh-y. 81 eLci0sirg post~gs pzsd sd
6rs~se4 e1velspa, single copies Eay - had 81 tie
aufhcr, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
dses-indkw B<soksyn, KiEgH Co., Ut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

Gorp WATCHES AT ArcrIoy. Hiram
Nelson viii sell at auction, at the Aue-
ton room, corner of Main and Third
streets, to-morrow Thursday morning,
at ten o'clock, three good and 6ns gold
watches; two sewing-machines (cue a
Whesler i Wilson,; and other fue
goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

s6- The New Albany Ledger of Sat.
urday says: The Morning Star this
morning brought up two prisoners,
guerrillas, captured At HAwesyiIle
They belong to the gang that captured
the Morning Star, and we are informed
we're cap,arsd BE- the officers Of the boat
They we're tarnsd over TO the military
authoriises at Louisville We may ex
peet to hear Of bloody retaliation for the
murders committed by the--guesrillas on
the Morning Star
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

s6~ The revival in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church in this city con.
tinues with deep interest Rev j. 4
Jenkins, Of Princeton, has arrived, and
will occupy the pulpi, few evenings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
o BTU a h Y

Q B IT u a H Y
/. o. o. T.
he eEssrs snd @sabsrs q EysnsYiIIs e.
eanPnssf So. % and seallsr Ledge No ia,
90. r., are ser by nosiasd to sect At .hs
Leeg. Hsii o. Wednesday. Dssnbsr 2s:h, At
o'sioek P n, for %. purpose Of attend NJ the
iSasEAl q our late sr sAes, JoHs sEssvs.
p Tbs nszt@rs q MsrpinS star sad Crssosu.
Lodsss, and sli ssabsrs Of the Order in rsoa
Ssarsslnsg. are F-spses sllJ issstsd to a;ssas.
b order y =. BIsGH.x. cP-,
Louis ULMo, 9.
TkesE ZI~EnKtxz. SKY. d~ezs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

Scott, Of the 25sh Indiana, had been
shot Ere times, bat still kept bis feet,
protesting that he was not IN .hs service.
bat had been discharged A guerrilla
stepped close up to him saying. = You
did Yankee, won't ron fali7' and
placed 5 derringer pistol Agaiast the
side Of bis lead and fred, killing him
instantly. He vas shot twice after hs
fell Such q hendish atrocity has
scarcely sver been equaled Several Of
the negro servants on the boar, ue are
informed, were made prisoners AMI car
ried away.
After completing their Eork. of ROB.
berry, the guerrillas compelled the officers
Of the boat to carry them up 20 HAYES
vile, and then permitted her to proceed
on Der trip. These guerrillas hare ire
quently threatened the life OF Captain
Ballard Of the Morning Star. and we're
only induced 10 spare him through the
influence Of some OF the passengers Who
knew portion of the gang. Captain
Ballard and bis ofSeers behaved with
great GOODNESS and pruisece, and we're
ihas able 70 save the boas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
TRANSPORTATION.

CiTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
- A. QUEENSTOWN, Coax BAEEgR The
we'll known sifamsfs Of the Liverpool, New f0rh
AHa Philadelphia Steamship CompsHy fiBmAu
Line, csuying the Z 3. aa!ia. afe intended o.
sail as f0lloNsf
E-biHbAhsH .s.s..s.ssss-ssTsssf+ HhtHAnggF Ats ~
tthHgoH s.ts...s.......s.s.s.s.s hatufaayt Dec ~
CIR o. MAscHEsTEa ......... saturday, Dec. ~
And every succeeding Saturday, st soeh, from
Pier ~, North River.
RATS or PASSAGE.
Payable In Gold Or its equfyalent IN Currency
Fiasr CABfr.. $50 % srEERAeE. $50 ~
DO % LosaOH... s. 10 do - London. = ~
do 10 Paris. % "a do 20 fafis --.... so %
do 70 Hamburg 20 ~ do 20 Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers are also forwarded T. BaVre Bremeu,
Rotterdam. Antwerp &c. at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown lat Cabin
-g75, ss5, giuj. steerags $50 Thoss who wish
oafbd for their friends eau buy Tickets here II
these rates.
For further information apply a tho coinPany
Offices. JOBS q. DALE, Agent,
IS Broadway, New York
Benin 3 Antics, Agasts,
decs-Gm Evansville, iud
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
WOOL.

CCaAEFER, RIxRoTH 4 CO. PAY TIE
= highest nErksE prize for wocI 81 the sears a.
A. Enrosh. On Vine street. besEsea Wafer anS
kEE sEess~ u z-s deos-1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

GuERRILLks ASH REBELs OK GREES
RfvER From the officers OF the Il b
Speed We learn that band Of two hun-
dred rebels crossed Green river at Ma
sons Landing 90 Monday, going 10
Union county. We could not learn
whose command they belonged to but
presume they are = part Of Lyon' :
forces
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28


4 QUARTERMAsTxR SEyKRELT Gaze D
Capt Jno. G. Klinek, A. @ NJ, 10
charge of railroad. transportation in
this city, was attacked BY several of his
clerks on Christmas eve, az his quar-
ters. and severely eaned The staff Of
the cane was ebony, and the mounting
thereof was Of hne gold, and bore the
following inscription;
CAPT. JNO. G. KLINCK, A ON.
BIT HIS ATTACHES
LouisviIe, Dec. Ssh, 1854.
The cane was gotten upiu Hendricks
best style. 1t is the opinion Of those
Who know the Captain best that be wa
seTrsd right he Is 20 as 10 ne oct
around, and can raise cain when he
pleases. The police are on the track Of
the perpetrators of the outrage
Few OF our people will fail to remem-
Der Capt Kinck who afforded Us 50
much pleasure during bis stay in this
city, BY bis piquant exhortatious on the
hank steps and At the wigwAn during
the late political campaign. Re is
bound to BE popular wherever he goes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

srWe may ee looking for perfect
avalanche OF letters from the boys in
Sherman army in day or two Col
As.kiand, the special mail agent With
that army, says that in half 40 hour at
ter delivering the letters to the men be
sold twenty-one hundred dollars worth
of stamps 10 the soldiers, and il be had
had them could have sold double tina;
amount lie brought with him to Wash
iDgton 10000 soldiers letters, which be
mailed at that city to their respective
addresses; so that one soldier il every
four or Eve seat letters home in the frs
mail from the army. Col MARYLAND r.
ports the army in excellent spirits, anS
It's morale never better
Many n this city and vicinity ar'
anxioasly awaiting letters from thei
friends woo passed through the hear
Of Georgia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
- Ns.agIII. rarrs.prss.n. d 4.


s5aaeiuaAd 2@psrs rsistss the i6li5sns
God thing DariBg he skiruish 10 to
aule recoaaeissance made by 6ensrs
-teedman On cur left, couple Of So
tiers Of the colored brigade cans upon
tbree rebs. whose guns we're unloaded,
and demanded their surrender. One Ct
ne Johnnies indignantly refused 10 sur
render to did niger" Berry
sorry, masss, said Sambo, bringing bis
piece to a readF," bat YES in
great hurry, and hain't got no tine TO
send Tor white man" The ominous
click that accompanied this remark
8rought this scion Of chivslry 20 time
asd be was brought in crying, s.ad
swearing al the way that his fatber
would Kill him il be ever heard that b,
had surrendered 20 q mic esrl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
Capture Of the Morning sesr,

The New Albany Ledger Of Saturday
furnishes the following particulars Of The
capture Of the Morning star
Yesterday rs The steamer Morning
STAG, OF the Louisville aud Hsnderson
Packet Company, was coming up the
river shs was captured at Lewispori,
KY, b. guerrillas under Capt Bid DAVID
son and Capt Golfer. The highwnyuen
At onea commenced their characteristic
work Of murder and robbery Some Of
them approached soldier OF company
G, 18th Indiana. named Robert L Scoig.
and without a word commenced firing
upon Dim Eight balls took eff-oi in
difereat parts Of bis body, bis head he
ing literally shot 10 pieces Thay shet
another soldier. whose nAasr we did not
learn, and he ran 20 the guard Of
boat and jumped into the river while
IN the watsr several shots we're cred at
him, watch took effect, aad be sank 10
rise ne more. They then inquired for
the steward Of the boat, eelorsd NJ an
Thomas Lncss. bat bsfors seeuting b. IN
he bad jamped overheard, and has not
since been heard from.
TIE guerFillrs then commenced their
work Of robbery Every passenger on
the boat who had any money was fssesd
Of the iasi cent, The keysOf The boats
safe demanded, and all the money in the
safe taken The following, as near
as could be aseertained. Is list 81
lhe losses Of the officers aud passengers
Of the boat. ~
Bgaf'a tesa s...... ST84 a
Vito Tunsil. pilot, ons seid wa'rh...-.... sep q
wm Leag cArpsatsF ....-..-..-..-.--......... So
E LsWis e. hurk ssr. cspsain ~ 8 4 ksufueky
laAasry. IL charge q PsFmst DspsFf
sa.h, $50; rlstoT. w., 200 o
I Z hsii ofsass aad oas lsttsr sssirsysd.
bgt - vaiuahf taksu ................... -
1 G. N. Gel HsAu, Adams Exprsss Messenger,
eash, $40. ev.oo4s. $50 -.-.......--.-.l - ~
/ joseph xuiin. bar-ke>psf ........--...... 81 q
| Segrv mas bsssugisE - NJ. Eiliott. o.
OSsushorn-..s --.-.-..-..+-s.. 2
4 jobs McDossl silver naa. cash fT0u
1as'es L snhsFt, H-ndsfsgu. ~ evss.
WIN. Bird 'aolesads, III essa -. "a q
I v II sails, Hen4srsoa. sy., essh, ever
re1t ahd ptstsi 1900. .------.s.-..--. - q
T = y. Grssaa Frsael5 tsiAsG. cab 49,. % x
I W n. Jehusnn, 0wenseaFg. cash -.......-.- 81 q
Z Jsegb Cehn. fauisvilia kY. shirt and cssh 81 d
I e 4. Mis-. owsaHhaEo. H.. =
james 4. wsiises. HspkinsEilis. ky.sesss
....-s'-,--.', .r..-.-.r.-rssss ~ =
/ LnaaFlle. ky,, cash-........-- --...-.s-...- n
/ Jas Y. Hoofs. T. aissiiia. ky.. shaNi. Is q
/ DECK passssg-r, cam. nos kHnwu, reported
casa s-s.st-.ssssa.. GO q
Scott ~ fhz qEfh Tss1fsna "A -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

THEATRE-Masouic Temple contained
very select audience last night, and
the plays seemed 10 give general salts.
faction.
Miss Bella Golden still labors under
the difficulty Of very bad cold tina, de-
tracts mAnifsstly from her usual style.
but there is fascination in her manner
that betokens 6ne ability, and We hope
soon to see her in Der most favorable
aspect Mr. Gross is ipimiiable 10 com
edy, while @.lss Radcliffe presents a
graceful and elegant figure on che stage.
An excellent bill is presented for to-
night, which ought to be met by large
audience.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

QuIET AT 0wEsssoRo- The officers Of
the Morning Star report all quiet at
owsusboro yesterday
The Ida Handy will be here to morrow
ior New Orleans. She is a superb boat
aud elegantly efFiccred. Cox & Hum
phrey are her agents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
GROCERIES.
III. KOHN & CO.,
No. II0 Main Street
between Fourth and the o.p.ll

AZ KoHN & co. WOULD RESPECTFULLY
w. announce 10 the people Of Evansville that
they have on hand, end arr constantly re-
oeiving, large, well selected and trest stock OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
GRAND
v O L
INSTR UMENTAL
PRIZE CONCERT
For the Benefit of the Poor.
(uRdsr dirsstlos o. Prof Baok.)

tbs FOLLOWING PRIZES Will. Be
drawn By The ticket holders
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
NURSERY.
Crescent CITY Nurseries.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD EEsPECT-
frify cali the att~ntson Of fNe public 20 hi-
large stock q assorted Fruit Trees BE hss %
hzad very large assortsd stock Of Choice ADpEe.
Cherry, szd Pear Ts-ess also, choice asseFtElasf
Of Peach and nos@ Tresss and splsndld stock ~
al sorts % EvsrErssrs.
shade Trees.
wish 70 call thes~p@cizi satsutlon Of cur e5u
Esns % cur stock Of OrnNnsntal SHADE Tres To-
SIDE yak pisntHs. css f1rnish Trees, or plan
thsn, 6ssir q. Ths Trzss rni-sd Ia tn Nurs.-Tv
Ear bsSssr ad4pt@d 70 stArd The surarsr seasoi
thAn fho4s tzk-n fr0m the sE4ups o. wooSs-
z&ay psrso1s, Sho have trisc both, viii Sustain
ordArs D. isttsr wfll b promptly astsndsd te.
AScresa GE0EGk D. EOWEE,
800 ossss-.t ca15 Narssrtss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
Family Groceries
PROVISIONS

OF all kinds. and 81 the best quality; and, in
short, everything usually kept in = Grocery and
Provision Sterc.
nB- Full satisfaction will be given te all our
Customers.
n@- Remember the place. No. lis Main street,
hetween Fourth street and the Canal. octs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

EEoLEcr We have hitherto neglect
ed, through forgetfalness, to seku5w-
ledge the receipt Of q complimentary
tieke, to a festival and soeiai entertain
ment given by the Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society Of Cairo, FOX the benefit Of the
destitute, on the evening OF December
22d, at Union Hall in Cairo We are
obliged to the fair ladies' who sent Us
the ticket, aud regret that We were IN
able to avail oarsslf of the pleasure Of
being with them on that occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
GrgErrt,tls q fss Bosnss-Ttr

1fEkhiltAs ~ Tbs p1en sb. - erff
l. fesson 70 believe that many Of Gen
Lions force haze resolved thsmselvss
INTO guerrilla bands and are pFoviing
along the river, both above and bslo
'bis city.
On Monday night, or, rather, early
yesterday morning, as the Palestine was
coming up between Uniontovn and
Henderson, che vas hailed By lights on
the shore, and as she ran in to land, ste
discovered number Of men larking OF
shore and considerable band riding to
wards the river suspeeting danger
she suddenly backed out and proceeded
unmolested up the river.
As Hoods army is now practically
annihilsted, we hope Gen. Thomas wi
desail the 65th Indiana mounted infantry
and the 11th or 4th Indiana cavalry FOL
the duty Of clearing up Kentucky from
Louisville to the Cumberland The.
would do il in a manner worthy th
high reputation they have already won
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

A PLEAsAsr TrNs.-we we're 50 for
tunate as 70 be present at the annual
Christmas festivities Of the Ingls Street
NJ Z. Sabbath School a. their church on
Monday evening. Notwithstanding the
night was dark, and the streets muddy
10 degree almost intolerable, the large
church was completely filed with the
little people, their parents and friends
The exercises we're conducted By Mr. S.
N CurHiek, the Efficient aud indsfatiga-
Bile Superintendent, and Rev. Mr. Turner,
the Pastor ia charge. They consisted
principally in singing. interspersed with
appropriate Rotations by some Of The
smaller children. The singing, especially
the choruses, was very fine indeed
even the smallest children entering into
shs very spirit of the songs We shat
not attempt to particalarize where al
acquitted themselves SO we'll ohe little
fellow, a six year old-son Of Mr. Joe
Mills--gavs the audience a short pasri
otie sxhortation, winding it up with ou'
verse Of the celebrated song,
RsfIy 'rouud the flag beys,
Fling it e the brsszs, &c.
the entire school joining in the chorus
The exercise following the announce
msnt that Sherman had captured sa
vannah wrought ;hs enthusiasm an
patriotism OF the audience to big
pitch. The manneF oFthe little iello'
was inspiring. With tiny flag in b
hand, be waved II in unison with th
song 80 srtlessly, jet suergetieauy, tha
it reached every heart Several seh
songs we're we'll performed and Gillette
great applause.
The audience was also addressed in
short, stirring speech By John f. Glovel
ksq, who told them how be felt an
what be thought Of Sabbath Schools ani
Sabbath School Festivsla
After these exercises we're over ID
audience VAS dismissed, when the littl
; fellows received their Christmas trea
consisting of cakes, eandies, nnis, &c
which they seemed 70 appreciate an
! enjoy
IL was truly pleasant interview bot
for teachers and scholars, and oalsidsl
as we'll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

To carriers. agsnts, and nsvs-dcalers. per
copy SO
To regular subscribers, whst delivered BY
carriers OF agents, per week .......- .-.. &c
Newsboys, dealers raiiread trsihs. aud
al others whs sapply trausient customers,
will furnish the paper At per copy .......... Sc.
by nail. Feyable IN adyancel, PER year-....si2 o.
smoaths,. 20
Z" mcnths Is
I month...-. l -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28

CIoaks and EhawIs
NE ABR Closing OFT Our sroeK or
W Cloaks ahd shssif ~ los hFafss Gail ana
sc = wniGHrs a HoHEHTH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-28
HATS, GAPS & FURs.

nUR STOCK or LADIES FURs mas
" never beon complete 50 the preset =
time.-We have on hand a complete variety ~ ~
articles IN THE line, auoh ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-16
as 1T Used to Be-Men
Change but Prin ciples Never"


We occasionally receive letters asking
for copies Of resolutions on the subject
of slavery and the organization of the
territories, adopted by the Democratic
State. Convention of Wisconsin, held in
Madison, September 5, 1919. They were
rs follows
Resoketd, That we are opposed to the
extension of slavery into the territories
nov free.
Rtsofped That we are opposed to the
admission of any new State into the
Union. the constitution or laws of which
create or sustain slavery.
Resotued, That all national laws which
sustain or recognize slavery, except where
it exists as distinct State right, should
be repealed. 80.
I Resokped, That We believe it to be the
duty of Congress TO incorporate the pro-
visions of the ordinance of 1887, pro.
hibiting slavery or involuntary servitude
into all territorial organic acts hereafter
to be passed, and to oppose the admis>
sion into the Union OF any new slave
States, -. ~ ill.,. -. 49, .sa"r---