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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-04
THE YANKEE IN THE SOUTH.
pha sama corresnondent says:

So, too, an Americas merchant told
me he was hot secessionist all through
1860, and, though sixty years OF age.
sfiouldered his musket early in 1861 and
saw two wears of service before he broke
wn:-'.We staked everything OH the
result, and for my part j submit to the
issue without a murmurn; but before
our conversation closed he said, I'VE
have all taken the amnesty oath--we
have just as many rights now as Mr..
Johnson himself has-Georgia is again
member of the Federal Union, and
should like to see any Massachusetts, or
New York Congressman get up and deny
her sovereignty ln--and, warming with
hi. subject, Inc soon added, 'We're not
going there to ask favors, by Cd, but
to demand our rights!"
There is a pretty general contempt
everywhere for the "Yankees'-the
word standing for the resident of any
northern state. Passing by q piazza in
Americus Oh which three or four men
sat, 7 overheard one of them remark,
"WelI, hell's the place for Yankees, and
want 'em all to go thar as soon's p0ssi-
bic, and take the niggers long with
'em. !" Talking with a very intelligent
Macon gentleman, ! asked him how
Northern men would be likely to sue
coed in business If they were to come
into the state this winter and his
answer was, II think they would get
along well enough in the upper country,
but In the lower part of the state there is
such ignorance and prejudice that I
reckon they would see hard times long
while before they made a living."e L
| must add thatin q general way hear
much expression ola desire for an influx
of northern energy aud northern capt.
tai. pGet when the Yankees come
down here" said man from Columbus,
whom sat next at the tea table, they'll
have to be Georgians if they reckon to
make money! s4 eei. t4,la4I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

pogHancy to the regret which feel in common vie sH
cOuntrymen.
have been surprised and panied TO Learn thst finer
this event some persons, TO whom my unWavering dy
sty must be well knowR. have yet sought Iiaee az
unjust construction up,n the fact that reo Eanada
played at my Theatre in Baltimore. That Band e2Un
10 me in Baltimore accredited prisoners who had
taken the oath of allegiance and had peorne ed 81 The
War Department. and at Growers Theatre, In WGshiEt
ton Befo receiving them conferred with the miis ~
hortes and engaged the Band With tn r knoWIe4ss
and full concurrence. They Inst noted TO Piay and
did play the National airs and played no Southern air -
tune which could be strufd as expressive o. snEdrS
sentiments or sympathes except Dixie" which our EGE
lamented President had just proclaimed "a eApiErsH
tune" Il was designed but ec:acle oil captive m
sicans presenting "a captured ture and "a grItns9
ton 70 loyal citizens. With such have Always stpsa
and 10 such this brief expana ion made al tue csFi
possible moment after my arrival hone this HSzntss6
due such can partially appreciate e pray tAeS uSs
new .r fully know tie painful emb&ri ssmens m SEa
this foul crime las placed me. JOIN L FcHd
Baltimore April IS 1855.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Bv the arrival yese- day of the steamships PensSYa-
yaDia and Persia at New York, md Belgian AZ P0s-
land We have news from Europe to tie 9th Of 4B's-
three days later
The Portuguese government has dismissed tiss e'IS-
nander Of Fort Belem Tor his conduct towards the Gsa
States war vessels Niagara and Sacramento, ana too
United States flag was TO be salued 18th tEolsyduE
guns c,
Officially demanded from Earl Russell withdrawal Of
the begerent rights concession afforded to the LsI
Davis rebels st the commencement Of the var Tin
London Post, organ Of the government, and L0sd0n
Herald organ Of the Derby OPPOSITION d. clare that En
land will not consent TO do wat vessels need Haf
come from or enter the ports OF the country which eouf
missions them and yet travel the ocean as beigerent
Oar reaee.s will bear in mind that tie Pamerston Cab
met lad not then heard the late news from Rchmoud
II was officially stated In the British House OF Coas
mons that the Eng ish and United States GovernTnensS
were IN correspondence the subject OF Fenian trzx
of an invasion of Cansdl and Ireland by members o.
this body
The Canadian defence question remained in abeyants
pdng the arrival o. the executive deeg fro Car
ada in England. ,eat.
The Liverpool cotton market c1sed firm but With GSo-
atons unchanged on the sth of April Breadstafs wer
dull Provisions fat. Consols closed IN LonaS@
Al 90 5.sa9O 81 for money on the sth Instant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CohMANDESS
RicRxoSD, VIRGINIA, April % 1868 y
GENERAL ORDERS
Y. o

GENERAL ORDERS
sNO. ..
The following instructions published for fSr arif
nation Of all concerned:
Residents of the city informed tina; they Hh ~
held strictly responsible for the police of then p'S7
including the sidewalks or pavements in froat q t,A'
dwellings or business localities, yards and aeys "hen
any person or persons fail to comply with this pA-
tim tbey will BE assessed double the amount d ee Es
of such police The officer Of police will cauSe te va
10 be done. and will make and collect The ssses1aeOf-
II. Private property will be respected W hssHs vii
be occupied except by authority Of the Military c7n
mander end prope. ass gnment, under hat sEiAasE1
nv the Post Quartermaster The Post QnartesDaster
will Immediately ascertain what houses are occnpst ~
officers and troops 10 this city by whom occupied, 4aS
by what authority, reporting the same without delay
10 his Office Ali control over the public suiIdiHss n
the city will devOlye on the Pest puartermaster.
ILL., II is made the duty Of III guards and pottVSs 81
ureserve good der and when disorders occus they nd
be suppressed Immediately and enec'ra'' ID nut
lation Of pub c monuments and Ou id 49, 'HictYt "a
be % ardei against. Furious riding VI dS'Ag m tae
streets prohibited Horses are not allowed IN the pix
lie squares Guards will enforce these regulations
Soldiers visiting the city must remember thai t@ss
are visiting military post. and that they are anseHAse
TO the regulations governing s1eh
BY command Of Brigsdier-Generai Deui
~ WI II. POWELL
First I lieutenant 9Th [. :. Infantry A. A. 4 .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
BY BURTON d GRANT, Auctioneer'
22s Main street.

WYE will sell tiis MONDAY morning 81 ouI aueisaF
w store Dos Main street. Fine Naho.any h6msnS-
Mirrors Bedsteads Hair and shuck Mat;reSsel PAsS'e
BoI.ter sheets Blankets Chairs Ready Nsde Clo.hHg
Buttons Coats spool Cotton. two Cooking stoves and'
Fixtures Paraso's Chewa- anl Smoking f0b1saE
Corned Beef and Mutton, and var ous articles Of Ss
use and value.
Consienments solicited up to O'Clock
an9l@It BURTON GRAHL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

T,OR RENT FARM on tie Williamsburg
II stage road, containing Three Hundred and Fry
acres Of land with large Dwelling House with all sss
necessary out.budings and good orchard.
The property will be rented for money or on sia's
the crops which may be raised. Appl 10
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent and Auctioner corner OF ssh 11Ah
Marshall streets. ap4-S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

- We s1tjan val us ez'ssc:s fgcm u exchanges
1e'a.'vs to the awful tragedy which las cverThe.u
&c the na.ioa with grief!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &o

EOR SALE-A FINE CARRIAGE IN FIRST
l. late order, ready Tor iuimrdit ts u-a Afpl, ~ 40
stable, Of 22y Ninth 81 from " to o'cnl.
EOR SALE A SPLENDID roy, Ye,rs
L Old, l3s hands huh, wsrran,ed -ouud and Ind
In all haI.o' " ~ enulI s4ddie marc soli cite Z,
I'm, Id
NOR SALE CHEAP-A STRAWBERRY
l. ROAM horse, IL band, high, aud "A good unt.s,
froo t'5 AppJ dntl soIi, al l5l " oil ID,h a. 20
HORSE, TOP-wAGON AND HARNESS.
bet STU and 9TH aves ~" ~
WANIEll-h STYLISH Birdie WHIT
W and saddle cloth must be- cheap aud a cow M
tis , AadIssA With pr1ea, Houses LoI 9l9 sun
N~ "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23

G6 REWARD-LnST BLACK AND lAS
Sclos ansren To the name OF .lIp" I.'..,r
42O liith ave. '
S6 REWARD-LOST, on SUNDAY EVEN,
- ~ ..s MAY ~, about . O'clock, from tlr cu.lp VI
liu ~ hhu yth ave, email black tnd en- I..f'tr
slt WIN leather collar aud small rlaiu Lrr, pttu
ana nancy ttss lock attached. Answers To- Lr lrrir
OF Up" Tho abOyo resAd will ho pad M ICi.l. u-
lns her to J, HAYDEN, 700 ave A. cpr ilth Il. ly5
SG REwARD-STRAYED AWAY, Df,
SATURDAY evening, black kitten his6 cry.
on the Tlfht loot and on the Cit Aut Pc ,r iC-
turning han W mo will receive mo shpVr IUNhlu.
ZT2 DANIEL DE- lbs, ga iisLth I'VE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
LOsE AND FOUND.

DOAT fOUND-MAY ~, IN TIE NORTH
plsiyer, which tho nor can baN, Boz cabin, az
loot OF $50 a. pioying prcpHU and p,}lur -.
uscF. ~
EOCND-A SPOTTED COACH DOG. VAS
II ituirLt la tie stsl,p n N on4t,f ~ a., d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23


A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN,
~ Who ha. lost her baby, wishes trhy ~ vet
putse at her own residence, ISL West Yith street.
CAL iOr days 4. ROSE NH
A COMPETENT OPERATOR ON Wheeler
II " = soviuf machine, 10 ueIk IN store on c,ls-
tom work one undcr-taudinr cuttlaf thirA pre-
ierred Inquire Of !. ". JOHNSTON, go Grand
u.eCt. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
INSTRUCTION.

Ar 2GO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACAD-
"a cuy. students revrNC private instructions IN
TOD -keCpius, writing, arithmetic, algebra grammar,
sp' llnt, Ac. Open dA, aud evening. Apartments Tor
laier. fcAehoe prepared ior any grsdo. Tho. ouch
Inst uctiou given 2is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23

hANDS WANIEu-lO MAKE BOYS.
l-uit. ApIb stlil fulton At, mp -t,irs 81
HOOP SkIRTS-COASTANT WORK AND
the h heet ice IA the TIA ie <Iar,n iced Want
.,5 d nj caSs hands woven skirts, little g1ris To
work o. Mter' skirts; also aew sood trlLlu4ers Ap
P4y JAAEo WHITE ~ Grs4d Il. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
WANTED.

A TTESTION-ONLY FOR 75c. LADIES
Shteusht to ofe rate on wheeler 4 W SONS sew ug
nachlnes in all its branches ly az experience oPe.
sntor Applv 8l5% Eighth ave, bet 10th aud 18th
81. IN the drug store. 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Ccnaisfs - ceissfs's. Roekfefer. Ghsmieai
Wafks aad Tbomas wof.tiey's, 10 Camphaf, Poo.
eins. frovn Wibdsss. Hpssy sne Oastils. Thoup
sou's ok ard Bra. Ysnkls aea hiiitary
Shaving, aud oiYcsfine
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

The river Is now lower at this point
than il has been at any time this season,
ard the fishing lines are beginning 70
make their appearance along the shores
and from the steamers and the wharf
boat We watched q long time yestar-
day TO see tisa come oat OF the water
a. the end of a string that had It's land
end on a boat at the river Failing of
seeing the FISH, we ventured to approach
the gentleman who held the bamboo, and
INQUIRED what luck be had sFrst-rate,
m0sc," was bis answer, I've haen fast
on q snag most al de afternoon, an 4
jest dun got loose - Nee Albany cOm,
svsrciak asa tsss &c ssaaa -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Commop Chiness. Ra,ssF aoa Faney " q.
Hprn, ~. Habtsr, KaBes nA ! aHa Shell Taet ,
he heF, Hsrn ana Wood pocksi n ~ aad ne /.
her Ore I'll & sn6 an sadlsss variety u Ruhtas,
Res. 4. an1 ooosyeAre rafeaf. u Noss %. y, }
aad ~. - s.ri..e f.s.. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

9ts wULTOH stress, SEW YORK.
~ h oIE-dSw1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
HOOP SKIRTs.

a food nasoFt1lsnt 70 biaHsF HHItRI d
kmbar sad colal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
ocrosEn
.sYillis GAYLORD CLARK thus 5disooassss'

willis Gaylord Clark thus Sdiseoarsss
f October; sIGbt4 80 g sssNs
so,emu, vet b.aass ful viss. afie agAss
Month Of nay heeFt. thDu dAwnsst here,
" in scar and faded lsaYes 10 strsw
The Sum msr's melancholy bier "a, : -
This mcanlHe OF thy wlbds hear, tsss
As the red snpsst dies Affair." ~ affl
And bars Of purple eloud appear,
Observing every Western star. .s.. =.
Thu solemn mouth i hear thy voice:
10 tslls my soul Of other days.
When has 20 live was 70 reloir
When earth was lovely 20 ny gaze;
q, yisi0pe BRIGHT o, bIessed hoursf
where are those living Favtures nowf
ash my spirits weafis1 powers,
I SAX my pale and fsyered brow.
Alasf for Tins, and Essth, and Care,
What gloon about opf way they nings
Like clouds Ga Antumb's gusfy afr,
Tho burial paRg~nt OF the spring
Ths dreams chat zach secceediug year
eesEned bathed IN hH.s o. lining pride,
Al last, like withssed caves appsAr,
AID nleap Ia dafkBess, side BY sfde.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

@s- A CHANCE To OBFAIN ksY THE
ABOVE AETfCLE~ FUh ONE DOLLAR ~
PuaUHasINg sEALEr ENVELOPk Fog
TWENHYeFfFk CENTS
So fig H-a - Euvgiqpes ufti be ssuf Cor 81 {
Eleean ~ 9: Thifts for g "a bve gsr ti0s
0us Hun5red 0r ei5 AGENTS wANTAD
kVEhl WuERE
Orr "a Fohs ere desifsd % Hend GATED STA "a
arasFs ~ sealed Kpssscges mast IL every csa~
= Aefefagsnird - fha fash. vita the pane ~
ia pssau ssBdinE, Town. Ceaasy and STAT
psihiy wrtffeH. Lettsis sAoui4 b. adjTssasf 80
the msnaS ~ - fsnavss
GOODWIN, AUST a co..
Rsx soc, Post 0filee, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

A CROwK OF GLoRB.
Essry Man, woman Aad Ct'ld ~bo hes sssd
SterIing's Ambrosia


Essry Man, woman And CtfId wbo hes used
Sterling's Ambrosia I
Ia wslfsn9 20 rseomn.nd 10. Tires years Of r~RE.
sdly susrsasing sals have made the Ambrosis a.
moss Al ovsr the World. r - -
rn wARRAHTVD TO PLEASE.
Tsxurs. Itching Of the Head
n nakss New Hair grow on Bald Heads. = 3
.a1tprsyputs tina Hair from Falling Out.
IL rsndsrs fhs Ia Soft and Glossy
cis.nscs CO Eenip, cools the Heated brow' Re.
uaowen pnndrnR. Cure. EsrvoBs Hsrdaehs, Cures
BaIaneus, Issnres Luxurisst Locks. Inclines Hair
10 curl, sueesesdss Wigs, Hills HAir-KAtsrs-
Good sssct app&fsnt tonss.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
Tbs AmbressA VII anti you to r. EiSs=s.sg
put 90 DslleatsIy Psrfumsd. P&tropIzsd BY
Opsre siBgsfs and Actresses Sod 10 splsndid
boss cartons. containing two iarEs bsttaes-
~. 2fpr morning, no. for evening.
THERE IE no MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTEhLIEa&tAMBBoBIA 10 the best, most
agrsssbIs end effective toilet in the world. Re
prove thiss try carton.
sofa By pnagsiss.
sferf ng'sa AfibrOsia Manufacturing
- Company,
9tS TULTOH stress, SEW YORK.
4 saa AM oIE-dSw1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
1nAIR DYKI HAZE DYRI

! W@AA ~ III AA4A - IT
RatsheloF,s Hair Dye ia tbs best in ths
knsNm world. Tbs only trne and perfect Dye
> aashs;ass- lessaa tansous and Kaleidoscope
dasss splsadi Black or Natural Brown-fsms-
dies the III easata Of bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the ofigtpal color. Sold b. all Drugsgsts
The xvnuins y slxnsd. W. A. Bachelor. 81 Bar
sIaY affsst. &sw Fork. aVa6-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
-CLOjrHING.
Hawley & Smith,

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
wf-Gf GOODS. eas s. sissaa
81 Main STREET, KTansufie, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
COAL,


44&S -G& ~ 14SS
WILL HRRRAFTER7 KEEP A EARGE
4 supply OF Nswb7Ig Goa q ire laudtnE, and
persors dssirous Of laying IN their winter supply
utll leave orders with Hsyhurat 8 AWAtftak ert
No. 9. Water Street. WM. LONk. u
ang2S.tE AZ .s :. p sts 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

SourRzY AND the BLACK Bor.--
swheu | eas small boy, says Soulhey,
" there was n black boy in the neighbour
hood, by the name OF Dim Dick ! aud
a number Of my play fellows were one
evening collected together at our sport,
and began 70 torment the poor black BY
calling him negro blackamoor, and
other degrading ephithets; The poor Eel,
low appeared excessively grieyed % our
conduct, and soon LEFT us. We soon az
forwards made an appointment osgo q
skating in the neighborhood, and on the
day Of the appointment 4 had the mis-
fortune TO break my skates, and ! could
not 20 without borrowisg Jim's skates.
went 20 him and asked him for them;
20 yes, Robert, you can have them and
welcome was his answer. When |
went to return them, / found Jim sitting
by the ere in the kitchen reading the
Bible. l told him ! had returned The
skates, and was under greRs obligations
20 him for his kindness. He looked 81
me as be took his skates, and, withstears
in his eyes, said to me, Robert, dom
ever call me blackamoor again, and i'm
mediately left the room. The words
pierced my heart, and Iburst into tears
and from that time resolved never agar
to abuse poor black. sassaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

AElevgyman. while rsstaing ~ South America
a. assisslonars, discovered sAfs and aiHzpl@
rsmedy fof fhm cure Of Esrvons Wemknsns, kariy
Decay, Dissasss Of the Urinary and ssmIusi Or
gass. ard the aisps traln Of disorders breaght On
b. hAnsfals an6 vicious hahtta@ Great auniberB
bars ibasn amarnady cured By this aobls remedy
PrpmBtsd byfA desire 70 bsnsat the afflicted and
unfbrtansts, VIII send ths recipe for prsparing
and ming thih me6ioins. IA o. scaled envelope. 10
any ono alto Reeds ~, Free " Charge
plNass snelese postpaid snvsiops, addressed
70 y6nxsslE Address,
"a 5osEFH u. IaMAE,
Jy27,6m. Station D. Bible House, n. Y. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

TUE kTRIKt GIFT ASSOCIATION

ueait cali stt.ntion Is Ghe fact q it belng aha
org n4tas& LArss.t ca Ass ciAtlon n the = an
q asfss and xiFs q ehkne 70 obtAin ths more
salRt1se PFsx .. ahAa Aay oihcr go htahnent q
tts kind 1ae hassarss coetinRen 20 - cendeet-
a - f-sT and nofehle msnnsF. ans = laFEp
sn8 greatly inere4ssd tFsse 10 prsof that car a.
sas sFFF'ei zts tbs nsthod 81 90 aiHiag ca ana
eiekant 81 q
xsFy krxe HambsF 81 xAluahis FriEes % ali
RE - ths ronntFy. Those whe patrpniEs us
via rcfttsa.the fa1 sAsee 90 their maney. 10
AFiieis Ga ear lat j. vsrth less thAa ens aeAiAs.
PsrgIss 9ssiin. villa - my drrsz 4 % Aas = &
rrdnpt rsfarks ard tie aF4iels cFasn viii = In
~ dssssiy ssat % -sy address. b rstura mAn o.
ms fsIrs~ise g.rsls. SAY. sees ~ dr.wa vsi-
utbls prizes frou the EpFtka AssoeiAiiea. ana
have kiaaiy allowed thsass "a their bamss. May
~ asgsa AssAt b PaslsAea ~sre ~ pei.
Asdls~ a assa. Casson HISS. Phnass,phI.
p, oH ? sintiss, vslas sio2i 9assse ltsFgfares.
81 bs~aaw =. kee Nof OF "a 81 uerth
COS y. y. Jens. Hsrest MaFskal es1atg.
ksnsAs. Nsioarsa wosth 500, Pafrlrk y. Byrnra,
NslSfeFhaFT cons-, Gaid esp wsrtt et4ts .. ..
s9 ' e.. -ss s.I ~ s.ss. a s.sa se
~, piaas woFth e3so Mss Laey lAn=ury, HiFet..
"a n. - nlsmsas CHESTER Rlag uorth ssoe.
$50, 49, ' sra ssas, o'sss q a.. O. n
fsed kaf tha. kels. Nssassle. fenn.. satet
Nargh SIS, AawiAad =, HRtiersonr ~ D. lesh
Iowa VA Yea, GA Paiasisw " rth SEA- Ms.
Ahtay J Parsons, ebriugeeia, d -. Aaadson
Wofsh 81 sGs t4aes L nskfer fit' Surveyor, $ ra-
eusa \ i "a u atsb wofth $780, Mrs Jas MS
ii " eoaief strratt ccfnar skF. N. oti
fzlattag sasAh eteas Mrs. a Ce3rs, 0eAaa k4g
ia MICA Esn. .8iseF "a To- wofth $40. ns } n
. esAsr 80 Afsla streas. Utica, n Ffansa
Fuszasla9 wsrfh SIS hsa Enlkor NeGmsif.
Washiarten, q G. Oh rAintiag verth 9tn1.
Leisrs mem tarious parties ihFoagheet iha
eoaufrr. teA nos sdgiHE - recsips - safy vain
2tls slfis. ~ ~ a~sn "a nis ~ err eden.
10 be Sold Tor On EoIlar Each,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
NOTICE

OxTKcx on xAK EsAxsvIE1E Gas LlaHr Co. 4
R%EMk Evansville. Oct 10. ds6s.
Notice IL hereby given. that from and after the
hrst day Of HoYsnher, 1s65, this eompzny will
chsrue and collect the unsform price Of 81 80 ner
thousand Fat hr all : - Furnished b. The cora
pany, or consumed, for public or privAfs use.
be fFa% - 4JOHHs cEAHDhEE,
I lceti0.9w. Pva4iaant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
AMomens 81 Horror =.

For twenty three years, Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil in Baldwin county,
and drawn therefrom support for him
salf and wife He is childlesa Not
long ago, Jake left the house in search
of q missing COW His route led him
through an old, worn-out patch OF clay
land, Of about six acres in extent, in the
center Of which there was well. 70 or
80 feet deep, that, nj some time, proba-
bly,, had fur nisbed the inmates Of dilap-
dated house near by with water. In
passing BY this spot, IN III Wind dfifted
Jakes "tiIe from bis head, and malici-
ously waited Il 70 the edge. Of the we'll
and Ia 1t tumbled.
Nov Jake had always praedced the
virtue OF economy, and be Immediately
set about recovering bis lost hat. He
ran TO the we'll, and finding II was dry at
the sottom, he uneoiled the rope which
be had brought for the purpose Of cap
turing the tfuant COW, and after several
attempts To catch. tho hat with snooee,
be concluded to save time by going down
into tie we'll himself To accomplish
this, be made fast one end Q: the rope 10
o stump hard by, and was soon on bis
way down the WE'LL aes tesri . -
II is fact OF which Jake was no less
oblivious than the reader, Thai Ned
Weles was in The dilapidated baildiue
aforesaid, and that afr old blind horse
with q bell on bis neck, who bad been
turned out TO die, was iaEily grazing
within short distance or the we'll
The devil himself, or acme other wick
ed spirit, put il into Nsds Uranium %
have little iun; 30 be quietly clipped
up to tho horse, unhuckled the strap and
approached with slow and measuftd
1" ting cling 10 the edge of the we'll d
"DanR the old blind hoFseP said Jake,
"hes ccmin' this way sure, and ain'l
got DO more sense nor to fall In here
Whoa, BALI" ~
But the continued approach Of the
ting-a-ling" said, just as plainly o.
words, that old Bali wouldn't whoa.
Besides, Jake was 1T the bottom, restina
before trying to shin II up the rope
"Great Jerusalem said be, the OLD
cuas, will be atop Of me tore l can saJ
Jack Robson. Whoa dang you, whoaI
Just then Ned drew up 10 the edge Of
tbs we'll, and with bis foot kicked little
dirt iuto IL.
"Oh, Losdl'' exclaimed Jake, falling
on h,a knees at the bottom OF the well
"Tm gon nowl--Whoai--Now | lay M
down TO sleep---Whoal-- pray the Lor'
my soul to--Whoal now--0h, Lord hav
mercy on mel sss Al ~ y 81 =
Ned could hold in no longer, aud fear
full that Jake might suffer from his fright
he revealed himself. Is { = ses ezra 80 &.
Probably Ned didn't maketracks wit
his heels toward the welL May ha Jak
wasnt up, 70 the top ofiit IN short ordel
May be NOT don't know Bot I d
know, that il Jake fnds out who sec
you this, IL will be the last squib 20
will get from me.--Mobfte Adaertiser,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

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ID %DEsERTE2. atOA4
The river flowed With the light on its brs.sts ..
Ard the res vent edits By. q ~ " q
"a ths round red sun vent town 10 tbs wsst.
WhsR ny lows ieyis IIpsse ny IiSs ~sss erast
Under the evening * -
Nov weeping = one By The river Isfrsy,
For my love has i1t me this many . day.. e.
lat me 20 Drop and die.
eass8z vYf. ca 1Fk MFhi
As fhe river flowed then, the river COWS still,
Is ripple, and foam, and spray. IA "a
On by tns church aud Found by the hill !, Il 81
And urder tke siu'es Of the Old burnt mill,
And ont 70 the fading day; 3+"'
Bat love Il no moss, for delight grove cold,
When the song is sung and the tails T. told,
And the heart A. given aysyg ifa gf51
Oh. river, ran fart On, river, ran Fast
Oh, wseds Hoet out 60 thegeaf ~ 1871
For the sun has goEs down on my beautiful past,
And tho hopes that like brea8 the wateFsT east,
Have drilled away lsks tbaef
10 the druam it IL he lead he day 10 70 donss
And my lips sti murmgr tho name OF ono
Who will never come bacE GO fnsi
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

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Etssi > ritz Hsop fkH .. iarrs 80 eompisl
mssortmsnt 10 thiis', Miss = ald Lsdissts ~
aae fneh Tape. waite and CefyTed.