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OergnU9ungen

Centfcbes Sbeater
In Der
SnrnbaQe, DO. 800 gSeF prattFrakr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-21
Eiie Eject OF Military PVoclama
lions on tAe Status Of slaves.

The Ohs rver AMI Reporter Of Lex
ton, Ky, hal recently an article on
tao g;oln1 a'sam,l by our tIovern-
meut, in its Negotiations with tho
BritiAh G v.rnmsut, at ths close OF
,hs Vac OF 1912. in respect 10 the Ell.
feet 9i slaves. w. max. au exact
irom the atti,le, as soiu5 Of its points
arc applicable t. tbs present con Ii.
iions Of atf.Is 10 this c)nntry, at this
TINA. Says III. Observer aud Rapor'
tor:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-21

tho All ctOns Of ths psnp!e, That
government IL wa.k, and can no, en-
lurc whicl has to IA, nph,'d by bly.
D. e.ts. The Gpvernor nt this point
OtcoIueS sJm what Ola "Copp2rheaf"
when hs slys that We want peHe5 the
North as vel az tho South That ia
pur opinion, as we have been working
for il for somo time; bnt ,hs Govern
or pr lceels.
we clI not negotiate with rebals
IN arms. or admit Of anything from
them bEt unconditional su r,nder and
snbmission Much W. can pardon
20 the mas'ea of tLe pepple, but the
I4alprs must raop Of tho harvest they
have sown, Tho pas. has its puns.
mnnts that mag be mitigatod or flr.
given; bat the 'uture must have tuli
and ample security
This is very foolish languagp-ai.
most ,Aa exact reitoratioh OF that Of
George III ani Lord North in the 4
nsrica1 Revelation, aud by which
they lost the AnJ,iaaa COlonieF |:
embraces sentiments that are cAlcula.
iel to daIta, aad not 70 bring about
the enl the Governor proiess to have
in visw. The Governor aida;
There are bat two wavS in which
the restoration oi p5a,o AMI the Union
il to bJ accomplished: first tn. un-
clnl tinuai surrender O! the leal5rg
aud ths abn1lnnnons Of tbs rsbeli
ion, or secyni Ela coEtinpai progress
aud c)nqnest Ct our arms, until the
military pDwar Of thl ConIeioracy is
brokon, and the ii.art Of the rabJlliOn
crushed All intermediate plans Lr
schemes ara mars pailia.ives, that.
Ike our cDnp'r nj393 Of tho past fifty
yrars, will only s9rv1 procrasrinits eX
jl'ing evils; restoring poac1 that will
require constant wl.ch,ulnesS add
concessions; and prosperity thAt will
| d,poaleut mon alm)st Gnual sacrifices
~ avoid future G9manis AM insur5a
tion9. la viow Vf tbs perrhnen9e OF
our Government and the Integrity o.
our Uni)n, tIare is 10 such thing "a
cpmj,rogiss with rsbais ia arms o.
gaiust both. Turn from il 10 we may,
the gr3at ruth ID apparent O'evarv
rel3,ning mind, that s1bmissiOn or
subj1gutjon, for the leaders OF this re.
o1lIion, arc the olIy effective msRus
Of restoring peace and good govern
m,u again
"raa f-ss Of thesa is not likely
ln ocGNr II tus present pJStuce Of al.
fairs; uot AZ long as h)pe. however
0lin1 or ulreaspnb'e, will surYJ to
4aiold from di3pstr sh9 :ortnuIs uC
nc civil ~ | m.hSsry hsAls of ths ro'
ballinn. Tho ssaJu!; therefore con-
st,taies our oa!y eertaia means Of sac
ce5l In it progress to this end, ou'
gallant army has two tod mission
t. fulfil. The frat is 10 pres, back,
step 10y. step, ii neceSsary, The militia
ry power OF the CJn'o1aracY from the
usnrpsI so.l Of tbs suco,G iiug States;
ard even'ulllv to snbluo that pow.
er. and bring il 10 terms Of peace
rh4 second t. develop tbs principle
OF loyalty il tho relieved psople, ami
prot c. them in its exercise an en-
,ym1a., whil9 they restore the civil
functions Of their State Governments
ani unite them again with their sister
States uni,r tha provisions o. the Ma
tionu' Constitution.
1T is o'j 3Gtad, porhapa, tha. the
number, = asynm,s or Ja trusted with
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-21
From the cinoinns,i snga'ror.l
The anaugrTAl Address CG
&CVCgaOv John BTJugh.

I The .a,e'vrlecte I Gcvori OF DfCh 0
! JoAa BRJJoI, WA inalX4ra 81 ~
| Columbus Oh the lllh Jauutrc, anu
v" maze !eCalved e c .py q he adnreea
icoi,y,lod np.H lHo Cccdslnn. II Is,
~ uniels h,g5 Drau expected, gr',t
improvement o. t'ir ~ it1 aU.htY aud
/ slyle s;o cyacCsuol, over Iasi 0! !Quy
Igtrur TOD, lis predecV5sJr, wnose
tmessag1s we're really d,5crtiitnb'e 10
, ihe STATE. IN lis p0.Itics, however.
| Z 10 U9Gn u'ar1 radt1R,, mrrU &Oull-
! tlen. mUry litter IN lts tJue Nud mDIe
unrcrapulog3 than Tons, a0l con
'a;ua It great Io4. thai ,L,Gl.Qa it 90
hn s.ycreet criticism Hni c>nsu,o
Ncar'y the whole t1yumaui. witch is
o' considerable 'cu1th, 10 trE,n up
with national politics U ndinual ic
.al,,sl,yn, and Mt State lsgis'aiioa,
winch was the o'j'v! ot those whom
ITO addressed Ia iia vosa il .s prIu
cipaiIy d .rrhnah ut ,ita stnnp speeuL
90 lolv,rvi by .rr uoVVruo. 10 the
,rc'iru cuyaos W. srG il them no
ousipa!,ly; nn'n;ns wh,ch uAA moi
u'pn H,M,sl Sally prasyh'ad Ia ihs
c1.umHe "i i',e Abolition ? y .ra w"
uU nut care T.. CUGIOr our c'Umu3
With ,h,p ha.kuey,d ro,.i,cal i.trrat
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-21
'Gmt'amrn t,hs Se0ate

"Gmt'smra jlhs .Ss0ate
and Noass + R'p'esen:Gtioss
"OhediGat 70 tho m4alA,o Of III.
,rcpa IappeAr bai,r. you to-day, t
assume tuu dA.ies Il Chri Ma. .isIrat,
oi lle State rf Onio. | am not ign,
rant ot the magnitude am! itnpOrtsnv,
D' Ihg position, nor uumlndIlI 0I mY
n"n wa!it o Experience All! ability t.
sO admiuiS.Ur it rs 10 aa.isfy the *
FculatiUns Vi ;he people wAO have
ch,stn mO. Must .lHtlg would
naS4 gvru, lts hunots ana duties i'm
p,s d upon ,mu g1ler c.ilzon II the
stat and It is with no ordinary
acsr,u Of d ihl,ucv that ! as,u;ne u
day its laDUrs and fespous,b'' ties.
HI OD ; ASSURE yon, srntIcmon, AND
those Yen rSpCtbent that brnR tc
Tia ,ueliiOn & fixed duluruilatlJu (,
d scarke - duti2s, to tie Dos; ot ny
ability, III Is gplflt o. uaYieii'ng iaIti
milucr uud integrity 10 tie STATE, al
isat.r,iaIity and justice to the psop!.,
Hu MurG tie Governor Will III I'll
!iiS promjge contained in the lAs. line.
oi tho aboVe extract aIl II he DIES
w shall not al!"w political pr ! MI
ces 10 stand IN .au Wa y. eo:nmcula
tiVu.
Iho Governor then aAu,les to tns
election that brought tiiuI insl po"
or, as 'tollogs:
ut not only ryi;oyrs ia oi alI mer,
psltisan traumgls pnl aitiniivs, bat
il gumunuos ~ hat, Tor tue time
being, lhess ehulI b9 IaI @,Iie, untiI
be great purpose g accomplished "i
n storing our country 10 a position H.
which phrtsan contest may bn uidul'
syd w.tnUnt Involving uur na:iJuali-
", And party Vl,tUr.'s be- won with
Gut their possible resut| swing en-
cuur5glm9nt tU rybe = III arms asaiuSl
the supremacy Of the Constitution ard
Iaso oi the land. In thar spirit nc
vapi tho late declarauou Of our com
iuup constituency and .s,u,p'ly thank
them .hst, IN shis particular, ,hey
have made my pail. easy and stsaigGt
hviurs nv.n
=, :,
" ~, - p"lus'"E "'I'.h @ w c'''''I1' INC
'@c' "oT'rn,F Ok 'VG! Was c'' c'e" ny
Tue ul'''' o'"st an. Az" i''''sro"t par,
ever Hu""h !" ONO, 10 hc"r nm Talk
u ITO tei'et,"s -, vs. % al partisan tram
iiic's ""u anIhI'i1s' aho o' e"'l'hlahd-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
rroms New York.

Nxw YoRK, May 2T.-The Philadel-
phiA ERqHirers special account of the
attack on the works defending the Tay-
lor bridge crossing the North Anna, SAYS
that no troops could live under the Ere
from the rebel guns A direct assault
from the front vas therefore out Of the
question Our troops were marched up
in two columns, brigade each side Of q
wide interval, through which the rebel
shot and she'll plunged, tearing up the
earth fearfully. When orr troops 20,
within proper distance Ike tigers thew
lesped upon their prey, and brought the
bayouet 10 bear upon the intreRehed en-
envy, killing and capturing all who did
not escape. The movement vas watched
by gems. Hancock and Birney, who we're
exposed 20 heavy FIRE Of shells, and the
former expressed his admiration in the
most enthusiastic terms
The Times New Orleans correspond
ent saws Gen J. A. Hamilton has ar
rived there, and gives s. lamentabIe &C
count Of the state Of Affairs in Texas.
The withdrawal Of large force Of our
troops from Texas viii place the Union.
lists in painful position. They are al
ready in frightful condition. Whole
families, year or two since enjoying al
the comforts of life, are nov reduced Il
beggsry. The able-bodied men have
been taken of By rebel CONSUMPTION. snC
their families left helpless and without
profession.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

JoIsED THE GUERaILLAa-A man who
had come from Kentucky to escape the
draft, was nevertheless drafted and after
icing notified Of the fact, returned to
Kentucky and joined band Of guer-
rillas.
We are also informed that a large
number Of those drafted 10 the regions
lying between this and 0wsnsborO have
formed themselves into Guerrilla bssds
and are endeaVoring to make .heir way
TO the South.
This is just what We had right TO ex-
pect, IS the people in all that region read
scarcely anything else bat the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Medary's Crisis and the Ev-
ansvills Times, the tendencies Of whose
teachings are to make traitors and gusr-
rillas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

WAsHixGros, MAY q - T 9 Conn lit e
Of Ways and Means have reported the
new Tariff bill
A daty oi sixty per cent advaloren
Is imposed upon silks. The duties on
spirits are as follows Brandie., frsi
proof, e J0per gallon. All other spirits
= % per gallon. Ware worth &c. per
pound and over, is 10 pay daty Of Zoe
per pound aud 10 per cent adyalorem.
Wool worth from Y 70 34e per poand il
70 pay &C. per poand Tue duty On WOOL
en- goods Is Do per pound and 30 per
cent advalorem. The duties on cigars
and tobacco are Fixed as follows. Cigars
nnge from one dollar per pound aud
- per cent. advalorem 10 g 50 PEI
pound and so per cent according to the
value
The Finance Committee Of the Senate
agree 10 the House resolution providing
extra duties on goods entered on the
29th Of April, and providing that good,
n bond shall Only bs sabjsct 10 duties Al
the time they were bonded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

s@ A package for everybody from
Capts. Hollingsworth and Walkers com.
pAny's of one hundred days men, which
parties will call for at ]. P. Elliott's and
take the same:
August Uhl, Edward Ingle, S. Swan
son, W. +. Gain, Lndwing Kaiser, w.
Konly, Newton Lockwood, Christian
Roeder. George Backenl, John Maun,
D. ID. Cotton, C. Davidson, ]. 5. FLOYD,
NJ f. Fitzgerald, Jas. Uric, Christian
Gregg, Caleb Davidson, John Glauf.
Elizabeth Crofts, Cyntha Ann DeMert,
d. u. Collins, ". Hicksry, q. Reers, J.
w. Collins, Mrs. NJ w. Foster, Joseph
Overall, Margaret Green, John Bur
baker, Eliza kirkpatrick, Adam Conrad,
I j. C. Durendsck, Katherine Hermann,
Sarah Forsyth, Peter Lennet, Martin
Elsperman, Hollingsworth / Bros, J. C.
4 j. G. Smith, Jas. E Shue, Frederick
Smitzer, Francy Kirchum, John Beridge,
Jim Shue, 4. kirkpatrick, Jas ]. Walk.
er, f. A. Debruler, Edward Burtis, Car
ollne Reeves, Sue Shue, Cynths Ann De
Vert, John lngle, Jr., J. NJ Scantliu
Isaac hohn, John Collins, ]. 5. Hopkins
4. j; Hutchinson, Edxard 0'Brian, j
.. Weber, ChAS Seidle, Louis Girger
Peter Guth, ALI Lyon, 5. G. Horner. J
C Barney, Morgan Read & Co, Richard
Farehild, DR.. J. Haas, ShAnklin 4 Rp;llv
Benjamin Gergest, Lloyd Gramur Herr,
Ashley, Therton Males, Christ Kasiur
W. I. Iglehart, T. Caron, ]. L. Amy. ]
Bippss, r. W. Cummins, Louis Bur,e.
- -
Peter Reiker, NJ Quincy, Michael Ne
han, II. A, Cook, Eliza H1nnel, {
Melon, Ann Rogers, Charley Hoabrool
+, Martha W Rogers, r jenkins, Pete
. Boltz, J. \. Wilson, J. B. Maghee, LOU
Lower, Mrs. l. Carpenter, sMrs. Koh
\ H 81. Jones, Phillip Hester, 10 Lechnel
Mrs. Folton, Rosetta Herman, Jonhaths
Herman, E 0'Brioa, Mike Mann, 4.
: Mansell, John Gilman, Jas swatts,
j. w Swaits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
PROPOSALS.


oaios unites States Gem e ss1sslsfcnee, ,
kvaRsviii-, lad s-Msy - 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS Is DUPLICATE
- Nil - received Is tbis oslos Unfii SATUR-
DAY Nay -sfh. AZ L II. Tor tae fe-ii9winr Con-
mlssary SteFrs:
1000 barrels Flour. Choies Extrs, In
barrels fall had lined; brad 20 ha STATED To-
zefher With sample - bot less than tuo p5nnas
100 barrels Mess Pork.
Al articles to - q the h-st quality, aud % ks
delivered rsa q expense =, the United States fr
a. the tine speclsad IN th@ prsposai. No sxtar-
sion a tirae q delivery wili BE granted a any
acuoaat whatever
Coop@razs muzt ts Of the best kIsd. ard every
FaekaEs must b Ia hrsf-rzte skipping order.
Nc charge for package ailozs4-
All articles vii = c4Fefsily IssEactss1 lF AZ in
Epscs1r en- the part q tbs United States And no
article viii b received ana pai5 for unfl i has
rzssed this fuspec1iou Aud q certificate % that
Proposals vii y resolved for the whole o. for
Asy part q the Quantities rsqzins1-
A eory q this sdTsrfis.meut "a slip frnna a
sswEsAp@r1 must be attached 70 earh pruposzl
Blank proposals vii b furnished a. thfs osce-
Prup1zzis mat = ezczass1 IN a asaisd @nEeissfs.
ADDRESSED 10 the undersigned, Xad endorsed - Pro-
poszls for szhsistsn1s Stores
PaTma1t - be made II szch fands A. nay L.
sunnlied ~ the Treasury u fha Tnised Stsfes-
. ehfcks for certificates q iadsbtS7Bea-
The right i reserved % rej-es any o. al rrsuo
szis II snch cuarse shozid ~ sassaa Fv IL. -.
dersiznsd fsr the hsuehz 81 the Government
Proposals asBst - si<ued by she p-zrfi=s then.
selves. and BOT hy cierks- a.snts etc.
Bidders are invited 20 b present. AZ The orezirv
: % the btts- FL EHRNkN
nHy@s " Capt Ana C s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
VIEW FORK Markets.

EEw YoaK. Hay y.
COTTON Ia2e better 81 oze1sl C for Md
ding Eplands and E for Low HidalinxH.
FLOUR - State and Western aaine hsxher
s. fozsT IS tor ExtFk B II o., aad s. 9odsss 80
for trade traHds. saarket closing shady. In
elsHfsa In the sale are 90 hris EKtra STATE, -
- delivered IN the last half 81 Jass. a 81 q
WHISKY meru active ard aafidestiy hrmsr
81 = 3sl so for STATE, and 81 go8st sg5S Tor
Western.
WHEAT Z higher. 81 sosasI 81 for iEf.rior
80 chsina ChicuSo Spring, s. ai4Si 6 Or Nil
wauks~ ciabs and 81 7sSsi 70 Tor Winter BED
Western.
CURN mere s1fErr and dseidsdiy armsr. Old
Mixed Western 81 so9sT s.. ia store and Aeoaa.
oATs sFneF, and a. ths sloss rzzheT snist a.
Sc FOR Western
Wool quiet Asa arm.-
PETROLEUM fra hss auiss: Cru4s qusssa
81 1s1Ae.
PRO gIssoNs-Psrk very active, and View Meps
tswers prices for Al oEhex klass haFs advAznst
F So 5a8s14 IS fsr Mse, s. 3 Ter Old DO,
/ and 50 5e4s2s . for Old Asd Esw Pri-
[ Beef qsist bas fra. Lard arner AZ 144tsaF
I sales Tor June, Buyers eptioa. ~ l5e- sne -
/ hrls fsr July a. 1850. Batter zssksse for 0hio
And 5ssSf1c f3r stare Cheese aziet and stezay Al
I I2sIse- $50
( MONTY easy a. see Per cent, ehisay the iaite'
rata.
STERLING EXCHANGE hrussr :: 20aszeo4 II
eairsncy for frst-cBzss bill
GOLD nFE o. - 0p@uing - - 4 8erlininx Il
81. z5vsneing - So aad closing quiet azt
GoyERSdENr STOCKS Quiss. Fir..Twsa
: tiss. coupons, l0T9I8T5<: SO Treasury Sssss
I octcher and April, Iil549llis4-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

THE CoSoERT-Another large and ap.
preciatve audience greeted the Crescent
City Band and the Mozart Society las.
= night aud enjoyed rich treat indeed.
The programme was an excellent one
and the performances reflected the high.
est credit on all the parties interested
The Concert Waltz composed ex.
pressly for this occasion by Mr. Geo. War
rem is an sxcellsnt piece Of music aud
was admirably performed. Mr.. WArrsn's
musical talent is wonderfully versatile,
and entities him to high position in the
musical world. .
Aura Lee" aud Just before the Bat
tle, Mother" by Miss Dodge, Mrs Ma.
genniss, Messrs, MARTA and Russell were
exquisitely given, charmingIy indeed,
Miss Dodge ID an excellent soprano,
with a sweet and veil cultivated voice,
aud sings with great elegance. Mrs
Magenniss' alto could scarcely be en-.
celledrwhile Mr. Martins basso was alto
aether fanlilessl1 Mr. Russell Is = mas.
ter musician, as was clearly evineed by
shis admirable performances Of "Whc
sill Save the Len, on Thursday night,
which ELECTED such immense applause.
p Klein's Johnny schmoker was deci
ded hit and was greeted With voeiferoul
applause-the audience insisting on q
repetition Of it--withOut success. how
ever.
The Guitar Ducts by Messrs Warner
and Capt Moses were delightful per
formauces, aud the audience would TAX
no refusal to their call for repetition.
Indeed these concerts have been ex
qnisite entertainments and We are gla'
to know that they will be repeated to
night, by general request Of the audience
and we now appeal to the variou
churches for whose festivals, suppers
and fairs the Band have so generousl
and so frequently played, to show thei
appreciation Of their generosity by beiu
largely represented there tonight
1t is By no means creditable that til
audiences we're 50 small last night an
the night before. And We also apes
TO the merchants aud business men /,
the city, who are so largely interested
Its credit that they appear en- Masse
Masonic Hall tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

A Lor OF FiyE FURxITURE AT AUcTIos.
Hiram Nelson win sell at public suc-
ton on Tuesday, May 3lst, commencing
at o'clock, on the corner Of Sixth and
Cherry streets, al the residence Of Solo
mon Kohn, all Of his household farni-
ture, consisting Of 6ne Brussels carpets,
ingram carpets, sofas, diyans, sofa chairs,
eane-seat chairs, bureaus, tables, ward.
robes, stands, and a general variety Of
good fnrniiurei also a fine lot Of cup
board aud China ware, and a large guam
iity Of cook and parlor stoves and kitchen
furniture in abundance. This is the bes;
chance TO get the above articles that has
been offered for long time.
mv26-dth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
Poll Of Honor.

The Sanitary Commission seknowl-
edges the following as received during
the week ending Friday, May2 9th, 1864
CrrT.-Mrs. A. c. Pashee, 4 box lint,
I bundle rags, l bundle bandages; Mrs
Z. ]. Norton, Z cans fruit, 3 tunblers
jelly; Mrs W. Simpson, | bundle read
ing mater, bundle bandsges; Mrs j.
j. Whettaker, 8 jars Jelly; Mrs. Robert
Aikmsn, 4 shirts, | bundle rags, 5 rolls
baudages, / cans fruit; Mrz p Horn
brook, 2 pairs slippers, bundle reading
matter; Mrs Wm. n AikmaH, cans
fruit, ! jar Jelly, | bundle reading mat
ter and 2 bundles Of cloths
CoUxTRY-Mrs. Gillette, knight town
ship, cans fruit; Miss ~ J. Stump, Of
do, cans fruit Ladies' Of PoseyVille,
Posey county, Is gallons canned fruits,
l lot dried apples, l Ios dried peashes,
] frkin butter, bandages and cloths.
Ladies: You see the record Of re-
esipts for the past week, and in ltehah
Of our sick and wounded, We ank
the donors We hope the list for the
coming week will be much, much,
muck larger. We ask you to keep the
hospitals in this city supplied Your
sister women are sending their eontriba.
tons 10 Georgia and Virginia During
the past month have shipped eigh-
teen tons of Sanitary goods 10 Nashville.
Our Sanitary and Christian Commissions
are at Kingston, Georgia, doing the good
work Of distributing what your sister wo-
men have contributed. Keep up the
supplies let no one deter you. You are
working for the Union when you give
for the sick aud wounded soldiers. Terre
Haute gave last week near two thousand
dollars Yigo county has given nearly
thirty five thousand dollars. Let Van
derburgh, Posey, Gibson, Wsrriek, spen-
Ger, Perry, and the whole Pocket come
up 70 the work as uobly as our sister
counties north Of as We have done
much let % DO more.
z. HoExHEooK, Sanitary Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

NEE YoRK, Nav 27.-The TFibune' s
Washington special, Of the 10Th, says
the Senate Finance Committee amend
meuts 70 the House Tax bill on
spirits has besa erroneously reported to
the country. The amendment IS one
dollar from the first Of June, and one
dollar aud twenty-five Cents from the
FIRST Of October, one dollar and Fifty
cents from the first Of January, and no
tax On the stock on hand. The amend.
ment was adopted in the Committee Of
the Whole. The araendmeut, except as
70 the stock on hand, IS still pending.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
Gle 4aiIa duarnaI.
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