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tne; policy that Is necessary: What do they
THE REPUBLICAN, pARrr AND BONE OF IRA i

ssS sss policy T.. that Is necessary. What do they
THE REPUBLICAN rARrr AND BONE OF 1rs
|. .7..: ORGANS.
\ WY, you all knew that In regard to the
eiyil rights Of the black race We Ravc fually
drilled to ills idea crant them a siuglc cen
Z. tzai citizenship md The suffrage, and from
that VIII grow out every other right. With
Lat ney can Protect themselves and secure
every other. What do the Republican con-
veat.ons say on sufrage?, What do the lead
Rng Rag.s;,st eSnssoss say on suffrage? What do the
they say 1t Is the negro's right. They say it
Moaln m oe uisgracethl to deprive him Of 1t.
They say It is necessary for the safety Of the
country. Do they. claim IT. No. Having
saio SO mneh they say, "Great Is Andy John:
sen. {Oerlsdve 1aughtcr.) immaculate are
iia.,p ,ne pians of the President. Continued
the White House. He NAV reiy upon our II
support aud cooperation"
po,,ls,;s nns ;EN"ng I'oa, the very capsheaf Of
Aep1olcan Journals, says: Andy Johnson
= l. uemoerat !, after our model. We cau trust
nm. ~ What is hc doinga According to the
dissn"g tie5a g. fea tS suffrage + the Indispensable
aagne TELL o. me black man, and the Preaident
means q! to 1eaye 1t to tle Southern oligarchy
70 confer It when they come back to The
da9 Gn'9n Ill 1tshttul, Indispensable, the nation
9eau without It, md yet YOU are to trust the
soatherner Who tells you beforehand he
don't believe In It, who announces That be
scouts 1t who declares In every Convention
that It is absurd. The Epentaq Post saws:
Nr. sumner says this Is necessary to
be secured before the Estates come
back How idlct Why, they saw.
give Us IN amendment OF tie Congti.
tuition give Us tho anti-s1ayery amendment
Of the Constitution and We are quite snre thc
Southern white men will do all tic rest. Now.
tho Evening Post knows Today that In 1850
when there was nnple unmfstakable proyis-
lon for free speech and free printing In every
State in the Union; that the Evening Post H.
self a moderate, careful, judiclous, Demo-
cratic sheet, could not have been published
south Of Mason & Dixon's line without mob.
It knows today that no constitutional pro-
vision would hare protected the life of tNll-
linn c. Bryan himself, writing what be did,
calm, Judlcious, moderate as it was, in the
city Of Charleston. And get 1t has the face
70 say, sGiyc Ills parchment provision that
The black man ought to hare his rights, and
al Will be right" Do you believe IL. Do
you believe that the Etvning Posf believes It ?
No.
But you say to me, as Nr. Sumner told the
, 1865-10-23
5N3F oATANI CAUTION
epublic ase requested to b<ar IN mind that
Hostetter's Stomach bitteIs
Are for sale In BOTTLES ONLY.

an pessos who pretend to scil the article by The
GALLON nAHE1 are unGcrupufons tmposeeEa and tha
stnn they veEd under the nar1o Of HO6TKTTEF,s
prrTERs Is In Ill probability an ACTIVE rolsox.
A trick praet.ted By liquor mixers In tho hooe q
making moueJ tn dshuness wAy out OF tho ponu.,.
III Of Biters, requires especial uenuonhero They
Fec With Abou.rahle autd thesmpty bottles in which
the 1AC1 TONIC originally continued md reuJ over
Their counters these hoIrsble compounds with amlue
Assurances Of their xenItaencsa and a1rellenee Be
ware Of these Eolye u hheeps clothing. Buy pufy OF
respectable dealers, Who place proper valua on thsr
good name and believe IN the old eodn Of naraatita
honor.
, 1865-10-23

-0hce open from the 1st Of April to the frst OF
forcmher. hom a. m. I'll p M from November list
April Ist from N. TIL p. M; and on Sundays
from Gk a. IN. till lo;15 =. m.
SAMUEL HOARD, 7. II.
, 1865-10-23
EnnEruuygnt Salts,
ALE OF 1900 GOVERNMENT

,.
~: n. ZACH day. 1ales I'd "a sslox made dai'y.
rsrm5 eash, n Treasury Sof4s;
~ Gfrcr of u!iE. Geu. JlAry \. EKtH, N charge O.
Isl pt''' O. Il. Gea'a ONCE. ee.,,,.c.,,,vr,
Cspt md 4. Q. Il.
| Springfield. Ill. Oct. II, 1866. pc.ls9i4l1s
@7T m 71V = 1-~170@7 ~ 17I7TT
/ wi TFTEca- AoA
CafL Ht4xzTERNAstKSs OS5lc1}
W.: s. aliIIrAEz E.!i.soAps. I
LANCE SALE OF G0VERNMENT Pi:OPEKTY.
NEa PET r. Rasae s.le the following descztoed pro
| On Tuesday, October i0th, 1ses. at Joauscn1fIie
| 1enu-
| -, EIGHT BUILDINGS,
s9en = Stortoooses, Aess md Dwelling Hou.esi DC
On Ihursday: October 1e1h. ISfl
| IMO AOGnREn BUILDINGS
Houses stsbss ssstea Z ;ae @ Ticlaity x 70
~ F-sdnx 6ctnh.1 = snt sss 1sss -,
rennf Eashyinr Tr ~. H. @ st3
ernr3ft rrnnnies s's ''e -''tAa1k oaAAJ euesEaA'
81 TWu WI TM5EsSSp Toys orp SCRAP ,Rnx
uore Or iess} eous;stine of Gar Whess sad Cas
Cast anf Wrnsht sra n ~ III H. 1s @ 1t
OF T91t; E3TS e ~ HIN HI W @ h1Gea SnRE
su,tahie ~ eountpr horss Tr,.,a,i trocl isoS.
, 1865-10-23
PROPOSALS FOR 3o50,000
L. CH1CAGo CITY RIVER IMPROVEMENT

NAAtSt
pROPOSALS FOR $3.50, 900
f5sps p1cAa0 c15T I'll 65xzk Es9ySaSr 9y9s4
same w b Pgei,sly oreard. ies ths whole q ~
'iss si.y iayst a oaas y
81 i; & s,Ssss 3 - sfs 81 e s.
81 esas # rss Ras ~
oy shs sntheFty Il see.ion i q q asasai
sr ase!ssfa q IL s1sss
s k,ss II nsasd Gass g es
that of Lake Mehisan 70 = to CRATE cusses sron
e. sfsSS zs as a Es.; n i
sSs .o % Ion s g 1s i%s sa not n
s! ssS S.;y Esad. :as
sszsI.so Lesa Bonus. IL sss:ody I'D eapsnaisufa 3
saa s & ias IL
sidloE fos sinking fund for the laaidat,on q the
xE aRss t. eats5 ns s1s E4e t. e 1a
& sd &C. sae 81 @ @sa n p hsd sna
Other purpose Whatsoever.
~ ~ psso es's y:
WheiheE IN Chicago Or New yors. The pc5sors w6oss
~ II s ): - s!;ss seess !;es: e
oa fff f.. y III a b 30 q 1 ss
"a. aTaT1sd @ e t1e;n a3d tae Eter
payment Bonds viii be delivered Il Chjcaso Thea
e n plsss aofsad, 10 the piries whoso BIDS may
Each Proposal shoHd be sealed. md endorsed Pro-
aG,res.ei r. shc HnJr1etrncnt s1eaS oeAo' a'1a
- sesspas.eet 5sdS;seet ".ATa cits 91il conptloilcr,
pRoPOsALS FOR NlPROV-
- OrYIcH ~ Tnx gnsnD or Fsa,.sc Morfs-,
nr1str; III rsnjn and fnjoo p,1t h o ol ~ h
done being particularly described In specifications On
NJ ~ ILLS @ emSe; 3 H.. .,-, ,,.,, VIVA. n, NJ.
imrroxsrsnt :. 1nr rnion 1..rs - thr r.a -
The Board eeetve the right to reject aay all bids
ac ETH ~ % H. i T. " n!ss ,H ~ pA1sJ ousflng Il
3 6hEhs Rnsr aH!N
oc1esS1-1ot noard of Public works.
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10DdckG 11tffRTE.
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, 1865-10-23
Mittt Notices.
%V**[ ~**V
FOR PLANNING


&(hOfO fOokAII0' r OIs Lt14fh4Nu
L AJLEYSI IN BLOCK l. IT. Dearborn add.
QT1icx oY T1l1 EoARp oY PEnt1c Moz1a,}
CuMAGor Ger. 81 IssJ-.
Sealed Prrnoa4ts yfH he received b. tho Hoa..s It
Public Woffs n thefr ntFcc UatQ II L. IL, Monday
Oct. cb Ier cn-hIrF MIr~ rrsdtnS and rlsckt.- tne
seox Z 1os E. % s aGe.Ga q H.
~ ls1ufovEuen! will be p1d for tsotn the special
asssssnsnt 1cE1ed for II coat, when tS sane ahAl b
e1HsEleu.
must g. atc-s:od 70 The Rosd o. Public
Mos =. endltsed "PTofsE11s for rsnEoE Ansyd II
s r.oe1 r. Dearborn ADD be accompanied win the
s ~ pond wtte snsrtcs to be approved BY the
coatu. haG o. fos the dors OF she whole WORK for
as1n!te su11, - - =
as boEo reexye TIE rsh- to rrtt any or III ttds,
20 no hsa VII Be accented Ul-ss tas putty odt.ta il
Mxesesaaenes esti'saetoty 70 ~ Board thai 10 i
Go0petenh feAAbe and respcaAth!c-
L.G: :G1SDELE,
FEkp. LtTZ,
.ners,,. Oh. kQ5E.
oc-"sseo W boaF1.of Paollc Works.
rLsNT ANNJv4T J1y 4rFEn
NIulI--ASN y al II A4EN LAX.
~ DyE NOV. lsr. 1sC5-
UTy4cT cx IHE Eo4Ep or F1m r- 1rorrx,
, 1865-10-23

Mcdonald FalterMcN@GJ HE
) 49, MeHcneT Tho&
McltonAld Thos Mcintosh Vim
NcDonald n G Mcintyre john
NtIloQxld 4 captMcKAy Duncan
NI1 Mcktchts John
NelpuC1l James Nc ckrruan Louis
Mcdowell Ear MckelltnD d
Mcfarland $ F Afekeun d co Jas
IHtct;aun Robert Mcktunfrle ALB
Nctset Joeeph Melsrep WV
McCtt CorneliukN kNfcLet>d Norman
Z Me4sxiuea j J
btctsem Z McatRnI4 Maurice
AscGrpgof ErtFor II
AcGill .foEn StrM111n Malcolm
Mctsi1ltn ThrmaAAcSell1Arcnlbald
A:ct;1llIcuduy J4rstcEeAm +
McGtltcpddy UMclsed John
" McSMlth John
McGlue Robert McTaEcnrt S v
fteGrath Bt2ttltw McSatian Tatrick
NcG uItc ESmkthxMcUon1ld 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

a 00# tta
$3.50 aa9tG taa
From the Rsv Joseph III. Kennard, Pastor 0
ths Tenth HAptise Church;
Dw. Jaohsoa,
connect my name with commendations OF differ
emit kinas OF medicines but regarding the prao.
tioe e out OF ny appropriate sphere hassin all
instances, and particularly In my family, OF the
usefulness Of DR.. Hoonand's German Bitters,
depart for once from my usual eonTss. g express
gsssz, Esd s.psssaily for Tlsss Qompias.t. q =
ss asd VdIHabts prsFarotieA. In some cases Il may
cisi 70 those Who sufsf from the above causes s
Yours, very respectfully, ..a
- s ,. \, kknhARD,
Eighth, bsiow Coates Street, Philsdelphia-
sss5s sttgsss4,s -----~srf sss9 gWes
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Faster Of the
Baptist Church a. Germantown, Penn: =.
Dv. q M. Jackson, Es. trF l67
DnAm SIN ,-Pernapal experience enables me TO
say that regard tho German Bittsru made BY
you an N nanBt excellent medicine. I'm cases of
we're cold and general debility have been greatly
they win produce similar effects ON Others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
uahaa4H HB# = Germantown, Penn.
Raafla gg go 3sa hr
From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding M.
y. Church, Phiiadelphiai ,s -.
UMAk S1A s-hHvtnR uheu your dtuiAn Buffers IN
my family frequently, am prepared 20 say that
it has been % great services. believe that In
cases Of general debility Of the system, 1t 10 the
safest and most valuable remedy OF which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
]. II, TuRNER,
No. T26 North Einetesnth street.
From the RsY. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, N. J., and Milestown, Pa, BaptiEt
Churches:
80, ssw Ro0Hslz' NY
DEAn SIN I'll feel Il plsasurethus Of my own
aooord 90 bear testimony 90 the excellence OF your
German Bitters. Some years stnees being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very
Asnancial results. hare Qekan recommended
them 70 persons Afticted with that tormenting
dIsease, and have heard from them the most hat-
ssrinR testimonials IN co theiF great value. I'm
Of general debility believe IL 20 he tonic
ah@s cannot be surpassed.
Yours j. M. bH0NB.
From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor Of Rox-
borough Baptist Church:
nv. gaeksons
DRAh Snail fhel tt Qua 10 Yonr excellent pre-
pmrntton, Hoohand's German Bitters TO add my
testimony TO the deserved reputation IL has OBJ
tsined. hAvet tor yeara ~ nmes, been troubled
with great disorder In my head and nervous sys-
ssn. was advised BY friend TO try q bottle Of
sncsd great and unexpected relief; my health has
been very materially benenttsd 4 confidently
recommend the article whora. L meet with eaaea
sinaiar to my cwn. and have been assured BY tnany
% their good eescts.
ResPeetfniiy yeurs,
7. WINTER,
Marlborough, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
BANK STATEMENT.


TREASURY DKPARTm@H y,
0FKIcR or COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRaHfOT,
Washington, January lsthsls 90.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence press nted 20
the undersigned it has been made to aLAaeaR that
" TIE EVAEsvILLR NATIONAL BANK, d ths city
Of Evansville, in the county Of Venderbu Igh and
Stats Of Indiana, has been duly organised under
and according to the requirements Of the Act Of
Congress entitled, '' An Act to provide National
Currency secured by pledge o. q. 8. Bonds.
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June Sd, 1854, and hes com.
piled with all the provisions Of said act required
70 be complied with before commencing the susi-
ness Of banking under said act,
Now, THERKFoRK, /, Hugh McCalloch, Comp
trollsr Of the CurreRey do hereby certify that The
Evansville National Bank, In the city Of Evans
VILE, in the county Of VandeFburgh and Stats Of
Indiana, Is authorized TO commence the business
Of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
OF Office this nineteenkh1day Of January, 1855.
H. ST. HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
QFFlcE or CoMPToLixR CIR THE CURRENCY.
washington, April Z, lS65.

y
MTHEREAs, RY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 90 the underafgned 10 has been
made 70 appear that q The Merchants National
Bank of Evnnsv1lle In che city Of Kxa1ssilie, In
the county Of yanderburgh and State II Indiana
has been duly organized under and according to
the requironants Of the Act Of Con Eress entitled
-" An Act 20 provide National 0urrsucy secur-
ed By pledge 81 United States beads, and 70 pro-
approved June 3. 1864, and has complied With sli
the provisions OF said Act required TO be complied
with before commencing the business Of banking
under said Act,
Now, THERKroRE, I. FREEMAN GLAKKB, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby earthly that
" The Merchants' National Bank Of EEansville,' -
IN the city OF Evansville, in the county Of Van
derbnrgh and State Of Indiana. d authorised 20
oommencs the buaiEass Of banking under she Act
aforesaid.
In teaamony whsrsof witness my hand and
seal Of once this seventh dnT al Aprff. Is6S
Isl FREEMAN CLARKE.
apla-2m COmpsFolsaF 81 IA csrrencv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
EXPRESS.
FIRE LIMITS.

rTsHE UzDKRsIgHED WILL APPLY TO
Il the Common CSancil Of ths city Of Esans-
Vile for Permission 20 tear down . hnms wood
shed, aud erect new one Of the Same size on the
sanns sifs, On iot No a. Old Plan bsi0hging 20
tss hsirs Of Mrs. cstharins O. Jones
JOHN y. CRISP, Ear.
April II. Isss a2a.s~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
HOTEL RE0PENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS HEnDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. saaIa ana qhIra sss.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL EsrABLIsHED, AND
II widsly-knoWR Hotel has bean closed for sew
sral weeks undergoing repairs. IL has, during
this time, bees repainted inside and Oot, has bssn
throughIy sttsd up, and in . great measure furn.
Ishsd With new beds and furniture. The proprss-
tor has mads every arrangsmsnt to rsBdsr hts
house convenient, healthy and sgrseable TO the
public
Thanking the pnblie for the ans patronage thai
for SERIES Of years has bssn extended 20 ehs
Waahinxfon, he Invites O renewal 0ftheir custom,
and win sndsAvor 70 have his t&bis furnished and
the house managed IN . way 70 merit thsiF ooatin.
asd patronage
OZMnfbusea win pa@1sng CARS 60 aaa fF0m
6hs Depot free. IRfT9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE.
Capital $3.50, 900.
DIRECTORS:
CNAs. b. BEnKNF, RICHARD RALssaa,
VIZ. J. DALLAM, MATHEW HEsEnsa.
JoEN @. VKnEEMAN, WI. ". MoSSAs.
JoHN A. RErTz, MoRRIs RASaxR,
Isaac KEBx.
This Bank will be located on this corner OF Main
and First streets, in the room Aow occupied By

This Bank will be located on the corner Of Main
and First streets, in the room now occupied BY
Mr. HeAly, as Eoon nm the necessary changes can
o. r. BKMENT, Preast
n RATETksH Vfna PRATT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
DENTISTRY.
Dental Gard.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH HE IN TIE
III practise u Dentistry Dr.. A. o. Jones, form
ely Of Of1cinnatis would announce % tbs poo
pie Of EEaasEiIIs and vicinity that vs are pre-
pared 20 perform al operations pertalniu9 %
I,eutfsfry 10 the most skiiifal manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted Oh Gold, Platinum, 5ilver or Fuls
canfts and - regards besuty Of finish, Htyio and
a aturalness Of sppearsnee, We chasiengs ecmDsri-
sou with work done AByyhere-EAst or West
Ws ssifcIs a share Of public patronage.
DEs BTEkBoWKR 4 JONES,
Rooms aud 5, harbls Hall,
All MyannyiIie, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
UNITED STATES.


a - - - O@ 0@ fttAe$
Special Notice is hereby
given to all permanent and
transient citizens Of Van
derburgh county that the
Blanks for Income and Ap.
plication for License are
now ready for distribution
at my Office. Any person
neglecting to deliver his re-
turn or make application
for license. as required by
theIInternal Revenue Law.
by the 10th day of May,
1865, win be assessed by
me with the penalties at
tached.
aI7 r. 8. HoRHBROOK, A.A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

This Mammoth Stock was purchased exclusive
IL for the most mahl0uabis Retail Trade, and the
Clothing IL FROM the veil known House OF Devlin
4 Co.-squal in styls and make 10 garments made
20 order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

From Rev. y. Newton Brown, u. d., Editor OF
tho Encyclopedla OF Religious knowledge aud
Christian Okronicle, Philadelphia:
Although not disposed 20 avor or recommend
Patent EedicknaB Ia general, through dfatrrnt Of
their ingredients and effects yet know VI no
Huficient reasons why a man may not testify 20
che benefits he believes himself TO have n csived
rom any simple preparation In the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit Of Others.
do this the more readily In. regard to Hoof.
land's 0ermen BittersY prepared by DF. O. ~.
Jael1son o. thlp city, beeansa I was preiudiced
against tbem for many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly alcoholic mixture.
am indebted TO my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
Esq., for the removal Of this prejudice by proper
tosts, and for encouragement 70 try them when
suffering fromgfsas sud long continued debility.
The use Of thrve bottles Of these Bitars the boz
ginning Of the rressnt year, was followed by evil
don't relief and fsstofAtion, 20 degree of bodily
m1d mentat vigor which had not felt Tor SIX
months before. and had almost despaiFed u re-
gaining. therefore thank God aud my friend
6x diFecsinR 40 the use Of than4
J. NEWTON Brown,
SIX Philadslphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
EIshts, ssIos ooals. s.Ia 3. ! FaIIIIsdslppiSI

From the Rsy. J. n. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
Churches:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
Cigars! CigarsI,

We aise call ths attention 81 v hclssais DeAiars
tn our trade 50 exAmins eur l. - and yell - &.
Iscted stock Of Cigars. We ba,a - hand 1hrus
kiilion Of CigA.s, ahich we're nanufsctared by
Joseph Fendrirh a Bros. Baftime-a. w vi !
offer this stock % Cigars ~ Exstern prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
DRUGGISTS.
THE
DRUG SflRK

COOOAINE, AMBRoSIA, KATHAIR0N TRI-
~ copherous, and all the most celebrated pre-
partitions for the Hair, can be found ~
No. 10 South Firat sfrest-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

We will manufacture all kiad Of Tohaoeo 70
suit any trades tkaf may receive ordnra tor.
We will assure the wholesale tFada thai wa can net
BE- undersoia Ia tha West We have bean an
gagged 90 the Tobacco baslntas for twenty yoaru.
We prepared % execute our work In tha neat.
Of dealers 20 our Tobsceo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
CA II p e y
~ Department..

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to il. 10 a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAuUKss, FRENCH q co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-29
From aoore's Rural Sew Yoke.
HEROIC DEEDS

At last, from her baptism of blood,
the Nation has arisen purified. At
last the chains of the oppressed and
bondmau have been broken. God
has accomplished his own work in
his own good time; and now com
menees q new era in the National
life. The brave defenders Of our
flag by land and sea, they who have
followed it through the weary march
and the fiereest shock of battle, they
who have borne for its sake hunger
and thirst, who have for years, been
houseless homeless, who have sLf-
fered in the camps and in the hos
pitals, who nave stood firmly at their
post in times of danger, looking
Death in the very face, at last are
coming home.
Coming honei-where the story
of their daring deeds shall be told
from lip to lip, and handed down
from father to son for generations to
come. Home!-where cheeks kin
die to deeper glow, and eyes grow
misty, sparkling through tears, at
the hair breadth 'scapes Of the SOL
dier hero.
But softly, brothersi Ye are not
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-29
TOOLATE.

Godfrey Schultz, who was js:nmed
between two seats Of q broken car,
in q railroad collision 8 few weeks
ago, and while immoYsbly fastened
beyond reach Of resistance was
burned to death before the eyes of
his friends, had, only 3 day or two
before, beer strongly urged TO ia-
sure In the Travellers. Oh no, he
said; he never was injured by scci-
dent.
The Dayton (Ohio) JosrnGl sfs
late date says:
"On last Thursday morning. the
csnvasser for the Travellers lnsur.
anee Company requested Mr.. Fred.
Schwartz to take q policy Tor $4,000.
He jocosely replied that be never mes
with an accident. Poor mani litQe
did he know of his fate. In focf
hours after, he was crushed sue
killed by the upsetting OF . wsgen
loaded with lumber. Had he a.
pended $50 for . policy, bis family
would now be well provided for"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-29

BoCSrIEs.-According to orders
from the War Department, recruits
and veterans who enlisted under the
provisions of General Orders, series
OF 1868, are, on their honorable mus
ter out and discharge befi re their
respective terms Of enlistment ex-
pire, entitled to the unpaid balances
of their bounties promised them By
the orders and laws under which they
enlisted. But volunteer mustered
into service under the act of July
4th, 1864, whether for one, two or
three years, Is on muster out before
the expiration of the term Of service
for which he enlisted, only entitled
to receive the proportion Of the
bounty which had actually accrued
before the date of his discharge. II
the soldier volunteered for two years,
and IS mustered out before the expi-
ration of the first year of his service,
he cannot claim either the second or
third installments of the bounty Of
5000 which would have been payable
to him had he continued in service
till the expiration of his term. Only
the volunteer who has completed
one-half of his term is entitled to the
second installment of one-third the
amount of bounty given to him by
the act, and entitled TO no more Of
that bounty. If he is discharged on
the next day after the expiration Of
one-half of the term of his enlist
ment, the second installment is due,
and payable to him; but the dis
charge precludes him from receiving
a third installment-that being due
only TO, volunteers who may have
served their entire enlistment-h..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-29

when the machinery had been
stopped, it was found that Mr.. Jones'
arms and legs we're macerated into \
jelly"
."Hell, didn't it kill himf" asked
Mrs. Sloeum. with increased interest.
portions of the durs mater, cere-
brum. and cerebellum, in confused
masses were scattered about the
floor; in short the gates Of eternity
had opened upon him"
Here Mr.. Slocum paused to wipe
his spectacles, and his wife seized
the opportunity 10 press the ques-
tion--"Has the man killedT'
II don't know-haven't come to
that lace yet, you'll know when I've
finished the piece" and Mr.. s. con.
tinued reading. 80
at was evident that when the
shnpeless form was taken down, that
it was no longer tenanted by the I'm
mortal spirit-that the vital spark
was extinct"
"Was the man killed. that's what
1 want to come to- said Mr., Slocum.
"Do have little patience" said
Mr.. S., eying his better half over his
speetacles, Il presume we shall come
upon it right away" And be went
on reading.
This fatal casualty has cast q
gloom over our village, and I trust
it will prove q warning to all per-
sons who are called upon to regulate
the powerful machinery OF our mills"
"Now," said Mrs. Slocum, perceiy-
ing that the article was ended, '.now.
| should like to know whether the
man was killed or not"
Mr.. Slocum looked puzzled. He
his head, scrutinized the
article he had been reading, and took
A careful survey of the paper.
II declare wife" said he, "It's
curious, but really the paper don't
ssY so.'
Mr.. Jones was Hos insured.