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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
CITY Council Proceedings

The City Council met last evening,
Mayor Baker presiding. Couneilmen
present-Messrs Dean, Orr, Heilman,
Helbling, Showener, Feldhscker and
Mills. iH 'ha % .s~ @. ~ =
The following bills were read and al
lowed:
A bill Of A. Kirkpatrick for 1858 90,
salary as Street Commissioner.
A bill Of Robert Short Tor $40 90, sal
airy 40 a policeman.
Bin Of Philip Klein for &l4 90, salary
az Wharf Master.
Bill Of Mr.. johnson for 30 IS, for re.
moving dead animals.
Bill Of A. T. Whittlesy for $40 90 for
services as City Surveyor.
Bill Of A. T. Whittlesey for $lI9 90,
for work on sidewalks. s
Bill of John II. Scott, for 81 90, for
envelopes and letter heads
Bill Of d. Stard for $l4l so, for hose
coupling.
Bill Of John McInnsrny for 50 75,..for
draining sewer.
Bill Of G.::Bellsmy, for 81 SO, for
draining sewer
Bill Of swsnser, for "a so, for drain
ing sewer.
Bill OF A. W. McGriff for $l25 90, fol
services as city clerk.
Bill Of A. Kirkpatrick for SIS 80
salary as Street Commissioner.
Bill for draining wharf, $75 90.
Bill Of Michael Dowsman for $l0l SO
was laid over.
The report Of the wharfage from the
LIST of April TO the 30th, showed aha
during this mouth 1923 steamboats, hat
paid wharfage 81 $50 10.
A petition to appoint J., NJ. Knigh
Superintendent Of Public Schools va
laid over.
Sundry petitions asking for propel
grades on several alleys and streets werD
read. The city Surveyor was ordered {.
| give the grades asked for.
A committee reported in favor Of re
IpeAling the ordinance charging Sc pc
hogshead on tobacco landed at tn
wharf Report entered on the minutes
| Receipts Of Upper Market to May LAT
$T29 Is. 7..n
Receipts Of Central Market to May lsi
$246 40. A e -
i Various other motions were made rel
/ alive TO repairing the streets and side
walks, after which the Council adjourn
ed TO Friday evening, the 18th insG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Coon RoADs.-In another place we
publish communication relative to the
propriety of maintaining the plank road
from the city limits to Pigeon creek or
beyond. i 50" =
The Importance Of maintaining good
roads leading into the city, cannot be
over. estimated. Easy access to the
city by the farmers OF the country 10 as
important to its growth and prosperity,
as the maintenance of our railroad and
steamboat lines y Msi iiaid3iAl
Every road leading into the city, for
ten miles ont, should be = good plank OF
Macadamized road, and il our people
would 90 to work aud build such roads,
it would pay handsome dividend in the
shape Of cheap provisions, fuel, &c. As
it now is, for many months in the year
the roads leading into the city are in
such condition rs to almost lay an EN-.
barge on teams coming to the city with
wood or marketing, and shia state Of af'
fairs AFFORD. the farmers an excuse to hold
their commodities at exorbitant rates.
We know Of no city in the State that
is not provided with better means Of
communication with the country, than
our city, and If this state Of affairs con-
tinues it win be the fault of our people,
and negligence for which they must
expect to pay dearly. -. zai@ oaL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
Amnsennnfs.

MozART HALL-Despite the unpro-
pitious weather, Masonic Hall was liter,
ally crowded last nights giving Mrs.
Bella Golden, as she deserved, mag.
ni6cent benefit, and most admirably did
she return the compliment by her excel
lent rendition of the beautiful character
Of Hermoine She never appeared to
better advantage, and Was applauded to
the very echo, and almost overwhelmed
With beautiful b0quetts of choice flowers.
Mr.. Hanehess, Miss Fanny B. Price,
hr. Golden, Pierce, Erskins and Boz.
worth, all seemed inspired with the oc-
casion and played unusually well
Al the close Of the performance Mrs.
Golden was called before the curtain,
and in 8 few highly appropriate words
thanked her sudieuee for the compli-
nent paid her, and babe her friends
farewell for a season. .e = -
Tonight the bsarliful play Of Tisbe
viii be Reproduced, By request, with Mr.
Hanchett, Miss Fanny B. Price, and the
whole strength Of the company IN the
cast of characters, i. - = Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
OFFICTAE.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In
the Post-Ofaes &C Evansville, Stats Of Indiana,
sth day OF May, 1860.
@@- To obtain any Of these letters, the appll
can't must cali, COR .adrerfssed iefsrs,n give the
date Of this lEsf and pay cent for edyertising
@w- n not called for within isonf., they viii
Be sent 10 the Dead-Letter Once.
EREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, AZ ths
residences Of owners (in the larger eitiss may be
SECURED by observing the following RULES
/. DIRECT letters plainly 70 the street and
Number, as well the post-of1ce aud State.
q HEAD letters with the writer's posf-eacs
and state, street and Ssgsbsr, sign them plainly
with full nane, and request tnat answers be
directed accordingly.
3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors la
town or city, whose special address may be I'M
known, shonld be marked, In the lower left-hand
corner with the word % Transient"
4. Place the postage-skapP on the HfPes Ffghi.
kaad corner, and EsaVe spdce between the stsmpl
aud direction for Post-markiag without interior
| ing With the writing.
MA REQUEST for the RETURN OF = let
fAr % the writer If unclaimed within thirty day
! or less, written or printed with the writer
saae, posfocs aud Safe, across the LETT hand ens
OF the envelope, on the facs aide, will be complies
| with as the usual prepaid rate OF postage. pays
| Bile when the letter Is delivered 90 the writer
sKc. Is, Law OF 1868.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Editors Journal aiV1 E~-& VHE Ea0
win you allow me, through the col
umns Of your paper, to awake the attsn-
ton Of orr citizens 70 3 work which
demands their considerAtion7 ] refer
to the plank road from our city. north
ward to the creek. An article in your
paper, q short time since, asked, How
is It, that vegetables and country pro-
duee are still at fabulous prices2 The
reason is very plain. The approaches
to our city are almost impassable. TIE
crops are abundant this season, and
could all be- sold low if people could gel
to market aS they formerly could. m
41 / can buy hay and produce three miles
from town as cheap az any one would
expect; but in the city market you moi
only have TO pay for the produces but Q
handsome per centage on broken wagon'
/ and used up teams. $500
Now for this there is q remedy, which
I can be applied at least in one direction
the avenue 70 our most productive re
9 gion, the Blue Grass settlement. Tn,
/ plank road is abandoned by the old com
pany, aud il is believed by those VIII
know most on the subject that road 0
that kind will not answer for any lengl
Of time, but that mscRdemiGed roal
. can be built on the already graded work
which win, as in other splaees, make
proftable investment for company
who can repay themselves handsomel
by a toll, which win be cheerfnlly pal
by those enjoying it's benefits.
Five or six persons organizing CON
! pany for this purpose would be oil tbs
we're sufficient. The city would be niue
, benefited, and / have no doubt that
share in such a company would aoen
( popular investment.
Win not some of those who are able
do so, start this palpable improvement
= I q x
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Boz According to the Journal, it is
rumored in Indianapolis that a requisi~
ton has been made on the Canadian an.
thorities for the person of Harrison a.
DOdd, who left that city last fall, in such
a hurry that he did not even have time
to say goodbye. to his friends. Iii
hoped the requisition will be honored, as
Mr.. Dodd has numerous friends there,
Who would be glad to see him once more.
A rope contributed to the exit Of Mr.,
Dodd on the former occasion. Should
the requisiiion prove successful, he viii
probably leave, when his visit is ont,
by the same yConveyance--to 10 on g
longer journey, however. qa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

A GREAr RAIS.-This locality was
visited yesterday morning and last even
ing with immense raina Commencing
before daylight yesterday morning, il
continued till near noon, ut times COM
ing down in perfect torrents.
In the evening clouds again gathered,
aud terrible rain fell, for near two
hours, filing the cutters to such an ex-
tent as to choke up the sluices leading
into the Locust Street sewers.
We learn that the rain yesterday
morning was immensely vehement in
the direction Of Mt. Vernon, flooding the
streams, washing sway culverts and
bridges, and rendering the roads almost
impAssable. The oldest inhabitants have
no remembrance of season in which
so much rain fell as has fallen this
spring.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09


GuERRILLAs on GRRKS RIvER--We
learn that there are again indications of
trouble from guerriIlas on Green river.
A band of some forty or 6fts is said
to have been lurking about in the vieini-
ty of Steamport the last Of last week,
threatening mischief and committing
depredAtions. f@5
We ho2s that sufficient and sHeient
force Of cavalry will be sent into that
region to capture the last man of them,
and that they may be hung s. fast -
caught - ~. i
They are said to be increasing in
numbers and aadAcisy-along the Ohio
river, between this city and Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

TEE GREEN RIVER TRADE.-The mer-
chants Of Evansville have, for the last
three years, enjoyed almost . monopoly
Of the Green river trade. This has been
partly owing to the fact that retail deal
srs could buy goods cheaper here than
at Louisville and partly because We had
q regular and reliable packet from this
port to ell points on Green river, O pack
ct that ran in the trade while ii was
safe to run, and sometimss when every
one deemed il unsafe to enter the river.
Despite the efforts Of the guerrillas to
capture and destroy the steemer Dunk-
erson, Capt .Drinkwater hay made his
regular trips, ezsept when the military
authorities prohibited any boats nayigAt-
ing that stream.
Now, we ind eratand, that when the
rebellion is about played out, and the
navigation Of Green river is supposed to
be safe, an effort is being made to trana-
fer the Green river trade from this city
10 Louisville, and TO this end . steamer
has been induced to make regular trips
from Louisville to Bowling Green, car
rying freight at reduced rates, and car
rying merchants who can be induced 70
20 to Louisville Cor the purchase Of
goods, for nothing. 81
This ia O sharp game attempted bytht
merchants Of Louisville, but we believe
that there are but few merchants OF
Green river who win be caught By thi
. specious bait. a
Every one must know that no steam
boat can afford to do such a business IN
less she is backed up BY outside influence
q aad that IL she succeed in gaining con
: troll of the trade, she would soon 90
vance her rates and make up her losses
II is the interests Of the merchants G
= Evansville to sell goods to Kentuck
! | merchants 40 low as they can be afort
ed, which we have no doubt thay do, .
: our merchants are proverbial for fa
! dealing, and it 10 the interest of Their
gular Packets to carry freight at d
, lowest paying rates. H.
= We will never encourage soulle
monopoly-nor will we encourage
IN factious or selfish opposition to legil
d mate business Our merchants will lot
he to sheir interests, and induce steame
70 running from this city ia the Green riv
trade, to carry freight at the lowest pa
ing rates, and it is the duty Of both 4
merchants and owners Of boats to NO
j. together in harmony to promote the
{. terests of the city of Evansville. VIII
this 10 the case, the merchants on Gre
river win find it to their interests equal
let to sustain the line Of Packets that
~ fords them the greatest facilities +
10, sending produce TO market and receivi
ID supplies in return at just rates.
he We are glad TO see that al first ct
pc towards promoting the interests of
city ard of the merchants of Gre
!. river, nearly all the leading merchai
!. of this city have notified their customs
- in Kentucky that they will continue
:. receive Kentucky money ct par
~ goods, and, We doubt not ell viii do
We can see no good reason Why il shot
not be So m11 sf1s .ssH
Va, The interests of Evansville are pa
of mount with rs, and We hope all our p
he pie will labor together for those
Ear terests. THt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Cot JEssR.-Lieus. Col. Jesse and
Capt. McGinnis were paroled on Friday
evening by General Hobson. The Colo
mel expressed himself 70 the effect that
he eonsidered the Confederate cause at
most hopeless now, and it was useless
longer to attempt TO hold out
Some 500 horses, ll6 saddles, and
trAppings, we're received OF Louisville
from Monni Sterling on Friday, being
property turned over by Giltner. 3a
We had hoped TO hear that Jesse and
Giltnsr, who are blood thirsty Williams,
had been captured and hung.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

ear The car on which the remains Of
the late President Lincoln we're carried
from Washington to Springfield, was
perhaps the finest and most costly ever
built in this country. IL belongs to the
Government and 10 used for State car.
Its cost, exclusive Of the running gear,
was @49, 500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

No. Two new boats are building al
Evansville. The Journal of that city is
trying hard to infuse energy snoogh into
business men and capitalists 10 build q
Dry Dock there.-Hadisoa Courier.
There have been eight steamboats, and
one propeller built here during the past
year, and their Substantial character and
the excellent workmanship manifested
in their construction, prove that our Ey,
ansville mechanics are second 70 none
in the country. We have endeavored
earnestly to infuse enough energy into
our business men to induce them 20 Ok
pend portion of their capital in build
ing marine ways, and aiding in building
up 6rst-GlAas ship yard here, aud we
hope to be yet successful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

~. The statement going the rounds
of the press, that President Lincoln told
somebody that he was of Jewish descent,
has for its origin simply this. Mr., Lin
coin, talking with a Rabbi. iOcalarly re-
marked that he (Lineoln) was probably
Of Hebrew stock, az his father had three
soma who were named Abraham, Isaac
and Jacob. This is all the foundation
there is for the story. ~ asiso yea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
Local Notices.

e% We call particular attention to
?. L. Gesialer's advertisement in,another
column He has just returned from the
East with splendid stock of Jewelry,
consisting Of gold and silver American,
English and Swiss Watches, gents sea
Rings, plain, chased, scale, pearl and
diamond Rings, silver napkin rings
silver fruit and butter knives, casters
DC, which he ofera at very low prices
He also pays personal attention to re-
pairing 6ne watches. @ 7ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

BATEs HousE, INOIAxAPoLIs-Ther
is not in the West a better kent hotel
than the Bates House, Indianapolis,
Since Col Bell Formerly of the Cali
House, Louisville, took possession Of il,
the most marked improvements have been
made in all It's departments, and it is
now worthy the high reputation it enjoys
with all those who have partaken OF its
hospitslities-N A. Ledger,
We concur with the Ledger, and we
say so the more cheerfully, from the fact
that we felt il our duty, year or 90 ago,
to denounca the .execrable manner in
which it was conducted BY ths predecss.
aoE TO Col Bell
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

= RE-oPEEED.- Ernst Mingst has re-
opened his Tobacco and Cigar Store in
the corner room in ChandIer's Block, re-
Gently occupied by the Post OHics. he
has fittsdIup in good style, and viii be
pleased to see his numerous friends and
customers. He has on hand large
stock of tia finest Tobacco and the
choicest brands Of Cigars. Give him .
cali "A sAzev-7 DO ealsas - DDS
Mr.. Mingst 10 prepared 70 give more
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

A UNION TRIuMPH.-The Union ticket
was triumphant in Lafay cite or Tuesday
Of last week, the brave, ths chivalrous,
and patriotic Tom Ward asl his coufed-
crates being permitted to retire to the
shades Of private life. There is hope
Tor Lafayette at last.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

THR LAST, CALL-Gen. Meredith, conn.,
manding the Division Of Western Ken
lucky, has summoned all the bands OF
armed men operating in open hostility
to the Government Of the United States,
operating in his District, to surrender
before the 10th of May, on the terms
granted Lee, otherwise they will be re-
garded and treated as outlaws.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

les CREAM, the most delicious imsgin-
able viii be served up at 81. Herman s
Ice Cream Saloon, which be has just
fitted up in good style. In addition he
has the very best Soda 10 be found in the
city, with which to cool of hot and
thirsty souls, during the coming summer.
April 27-2R 81 MlJs1 IAAs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Bog The Chicago Journal says ii is
definitely settled that Mrs. Lincoln is
going to Chicago to reside. Apartments
have already been taken for her in that
city. She is still suffering from nervous
prostratiou.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

B@ Two stage coaches, in Iowa,
we're recently attacked by gang of
robbers and the passengers robbed. Tbs
robbers we're caught afterwards near
Corydon. The bodies of the guerrillas
we're left in the woods m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

@- We are indebted to Col. Horn
brook for copy of the Raleigh Prog
ress of April 18th, being the second is
sue after that city was occupied by the
Yam KEGS. ..EEE-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

GMy- We understand, says the New
Albany Ledger, from farmers that the
wheat crop in this section oil Indiana
was never more promising than at pres
emit Fst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
CITY NEWS.

B@ Twenty-oae persons have been
drowned in the Ohio river at Cincinnati
since the lst of January lAst--thrse OF
them being suicides.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

SENDING THEM HoME.-The Madison
Courier says A couple of hundred
soldiers we're discharged and sent home
from the Madison Hospital few days
aOo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

sW The notorious Champ Ferguson
and his gang are committing many dep
rotations in Cumberland and Clinton
counties, Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
PAINTING.
sign, FrescO and Ornamental
PAINTING 80

uNHR SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce 10 the public OF Evansville
and vicinity that they prepared to execute all
kinds Of FFesco, Sign and Ornamental Painting
and nnttar themselves that they do work
Which will give Subtraction 90 their customers On
price rs well e. workmanship. ta
m~- Mixed Paints and Varnishes Of our own
maxi, constantly on hand r w
mY shop No. Fourth street, between Locust
aud walnHt, opposite Market House.
mayi zuMSTElH sOHWAEGERLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

NOTICE. TO DELIsQsEETs.-An persons
who subscribed for stock in the Wander
burg County Agricultural and Horticnl-
taral Land Association, and are indebt-
ed to the Association IN al or part on
such subscription, are hereby notified
that If they do not pay the same on or
before June lat, 1858. their stock so Sub
scribed viii be declared forfeited.
By order ofihe Board Of Trustees / I
P. HoRSBRooK, Sec'y.
It inn 1st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

D%- The hay market ut Cincinnati 10
overatocked, and prices have declined TO
$l4 per ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

60 Tbs Indianapolis Journal says
that Bowles, Milligau and Horssy are
considerably depressed in spirits over
the order placing them in irons, and
have abandoned al hope. MiIligan
wrote q letter to bis wife on Saturday,
telling her to prepare the children for
the worst. D-@A - hAA =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

SURRRHDERIaa.-We learn from Off
GERS Of The L.eni LsOti that forty rebel
soldiers came into Fort Donelson, on
Friday or Saturday last, and surrendered
themselves on ths terms awarded by
Grant to Lee. SCI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
~ class sAleo9 On, Ehs ooFnsF Of Main ana
kfghsA sfrsstss whsFN VIII Re found the beat
liquors Of ali kinda. A liberal share % patronage
. ast1ekssd. l12T-6SE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
GROCERIES.

NEW RAI6INS.
Nv 90 boxes and half boxes new EaislnH, aud s
bbla Curranta laHt received by
n j. HUSTON a co.
EA BOXES CHEESE-ExTRA HAMBURGS
OU received BY b. 8. HUSTON 4 90.
Inn PACKAGES ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
1ObO half barrels and kits, Just received by
h. s. RUST0N a 90.
100 DOE COVE OYSTERS REoETvED THIS
AOO day By n. s. RusTON q co.
HRKHN APPLES. ~ ~
" 50 bbls ans wiatsr Apples for sale by
uesa q. q. RuRTOH 4 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
New Millinery.

A BEAUFIFUL LoT ~ BQEEErT RIB
- hons, Flowers, and Millinery Goods gCBnr.
gCHAPEER & BUssIEGfs,
rnya No. AZ and 40 Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SURVEYORS OFFICE.

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
EvASsVnLE, I'm, MAY6, 1865.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until Thursday, the 6th dsy Of
attendance Gncluding medLcihe) Of Marine Hos
pital Patients At fhfs Post, from the fret day o.
July, 1856, TO ths 30fh day o June, 1866. y. =. 4.
! Btddera VIII phase state the price per week for
The successful bidder viii be required 20 anter
Into written contract, with sufficient security
for Us performance. A. L. ROBINSON,
mye-lm Surveyor Of Customs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
FOR SALE.

TToUsE AND Thirty FOOT LOT FoR
Ill sale. House standing back 10 feats Mith
fowr rooroa and kitchen, and coed stable. Situate
IN wsst alds Of Second street, above Gum. En-
quIrs OF J. glseger. myo-i"
DRIoK HOUSE CONTAINING SEVEN
ID rooms Lot &c test front BY Igs feet deep-
altuatsd on Fourth sfrgst, between Main and Lo-
Gust. Enquire Of lm,4-Iwl 4. r. BkiTrOh-f
ATO. ONE POPLAR SHINGLES, IN GUAM.
IN titles 70 suit purchasers, 81 oar Factory Al
1ss.I~ LITTLE 4 YoUHoLoyE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
REWARD.

c4In REWARD 1faksn ffom ssi ssdd's
tDltJ Wharf boat email leather tiunk with
bal Qua hAadio. Ana iaAfked D. Beaumont
am ptrtieulariy snHlgla s. ol,tait the Hppk, ana
will pay the ab Sc reward fer ~ recovery. Leave
t. form alton at the WHAT huht. t.f Ir
ny6-iw az. j. BEAUMONT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
silk and Lace Mantillas.

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND hAcE
~ MnntilIas iusi received, and for sale on cou-
sirnu,out, a. sgHAPEbk BUssIh0'ei
-.s -rf d So A and 81 Mao sire9',
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
CARDS.

Has. ~. NNHATltc4.. =
JUSTICE or TTn PEACE
AEo
agent foF obtaining Peusiohsi p tn-
8Hch fsuy- sIid Ecunty
E10R pTsCHERuED ~soEDIEEs. AND Rfili
= tha Widows and 81 boz legal mprlsrut at.Ffa 81
6oas.s ID afe tn tha sorSIre 81 tta uifel states
siae on tle escTsh .YYeet eide ~ Tillra atuaat 7.
ussr fbs Nashfa Con uouae aaa 1nea-ig opQ1sf
$50 Ccsi Hsuai EVeusF3 ist tneiana
Al hgsluass entrusted Oh him Wis hf Frpmft.s
ttffna.s ia. affrf csfIa.tai