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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

JESSE AND Hrs GANG CAPTURED "A
fight took place on Tuesday between
Col. Buckley's men and Col. Jesse s
guerrillas, which resulted in the capture
of the latter, with but small loss on
either side. jesse, after he was cap.
tured, and one Of his subordinates, Lieut.
Hopkins, expressed desire to remain
prisoners of war rather than take the
oath Jesse is a citizen of Owen county,
Kentucky, and holds commission in the
rebel army. Hopkins, who is quite a
youth, is South Carolinian, and holds a
commission as First Lieutenant, and has
authority from Kirby Smith to recruit in
Kentucky. Twenty.eight well armed
and well uniformed men, with their
horses, we're captured. We do not know
the exact number Of killed and wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

GUERRlLLAs IN TRoUBbE-Two Young
rebel soldiers who claim to have be-
longed to Gentry's command of Gen.
Lyons forces, and who took the oath Of
amnesty at Henderson yesterday morn
ing; came 10 this city 10 take the packet
for Greensboro, dressed in full rebel
uniform, one Of them having taken the
precaution to put a suit of citizens
clothes owes the rebel insignia.
This bold avowal of their former pro.
clivities did not suit the sense of pro-
priety Of the military authorities here,
and the young rebels were conducted to
the office of the Commander Of the Post
who, after questioning them pretty
sharply, ordered them to rip the tim.
mings from their clothing, which they
went to work to do with great earnest
ness.
When the first was arrested the other
stepped to one side and buttoned his
citizens clothes closely so as to conceal
his uniform, but he had been observed,
and was also taken to headquarters.
According to their own report they
have been perfect doves of Confederate
soldiers, never said harsh word to any
Uni soldier or citizen; had never
stol q or robbed soldier or citizen; but
had simply pressed provisions, clothes
and horses. They diselaim being guer-
rillas although they acknowledge that
they have been prowling about in the
country since last winter, separated
from their command
After being Invested of the trimmings
of their uniforms and their Confederate
brass buttons, they were permitted to
proceed homeward to Davis county,
Kentucky. EMC SIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

QUARTERMAsTERs' VOUCHERS. - The
following-is the decision of the Commits
sioner of Internal.'Revenue, and we pub
fish it for the benefit of those interested:
IT has been decided By the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue that Govern
ment vouchers are to be treated as secu-
rites, and that any person who makes
business of dealing in them, must take
out license as broker.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
Local Notices.

g1- The e. &. G. Railroad will carry
passengers, desiring to visit Indianapo-
lis and witness the funeral ceremonies
over the remains Of President Lizcoln,
at half-fare, leaving Evansville by mail
train at 9:45 A, NJ, Saturday, and re-
turning on Monday. ap2S-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
MEDluAI.


All the medfcfd men and toe Pres rscornn8end
Or. Strickiand's Anti-ChoierA Mixtures A. thsoDly
certain remedy for sDiarhaea Aad Dysentery. II
is a. combination Of Astringents, Absorbsuts,
Stimulants and Czrminativss, and 10 warranted
60 effect cure after all other means have failed.
For sale BY Druggists General Depot s, East 9Th
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. mhl0-zta ly.F- ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

NEW Music. We are indebted to tbs
publishers Messrs. A. G. Peters & Bro,
Cincinnati, through the courtesy Of
Messrs. Warren g. Uonnyngton, for two
pieces Of new music:
"Lincoln's Funeral March as played
BY Mentors Band, By Charles Hess and
Mournial Sounds - Grand Heroic
Funeral March in Memory Of Abraham
Lincoln, by Louis Pikets'l s.n .a
Both are said to be grand compost
tions. 4e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

RB- The suspension bridge over the
Ohio, between Cincinnati and Coying-
ton, will be finished this summer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
WANTED.

SITUATION IN SOME NIECE ~ LIE Oh
n Commission House In this city, fsTs activity
IL required Has had some mine years experiene9
Of refersnos giyen A. b capability. Address. for
three dave q Commission" care Of BARLEY Trfb.
BILE, P0stofaee, Evansville, Ind. AIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
FOR LEASE.

NOR LONG TERM or YEARS, FIVE Building
IT Lots fronting ON 2 bird street, between Main
and Locust; also four lots fronting on Locust
street between Second and Third stfeets.
For terms apply TO MRS. o. y. LEWIS.
rnarITdtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
DENTISTRY.
Dental Care

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME- IN THY
n pracfiss Of dentistry DR.. A 3. Jones, form-
eriy o. giDcfnnat would nnOunos 70 the peo. aa
Dlo Of EsaasvHis and vicinity that We are pre.
pared 70 perform al operations pertaining %
Dentistry ia the most sxiffnl manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted on Gold, Platinum, Silver or Yul-
eznits and - regards beauty Of hnIsh, styls and
. aturatness u EpSeAranos, We challenge eompari-
SOD with s.ork done anywhere-East West
4 We ssBeft sbsEs Of public patronage.
DRe BfERBOWER q ZONES, f.ia
bocu1s a1d s. Marble Hall
aH Evansville, IBd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

PAY YoUR PesrAeE.-We publish the
following for the benefit Of those who de
post letters in the Post Office without
TIE necessary stamps, and then wonder
why their letters do not reach their in
tended destination:
'By the late laws of Congress, al do
nestle letters. except letters lawfully
ranked, and duly certified letters oil
soldiers, sailors or marines in the service
Of the United States, which are deposit
ed for the maifingi IN any post Office d
the United States, on which the postage
is unpaid. shall be sent by the postmas-
ter to the Dead Letter Office ia Wash
ington." s..fs.zr .st-.,,ss -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
~ class Saloon on the corner Of Main and
Eighth streets, where will be found the best
liquors OF all kinds. A liberal share of patronage
il solicited. tm27-dSn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
CLOTHING.
WARNING.

MY wIFE-ANNA KATARIER REFS, FOR
INA merly Anna hataEiaa EFnst, having lsft my
bed and beard without inst cause or provceation,
hereby forewarH all persons against harboriug
or crediting her on my account as / shall not he
responsible for any debts of her CONTRACTING
49, THOMAS RETS
Mt. Vernon, Ind April n, 1865. a2s-8t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
FOR RENT.

A GEHTEEL-TwO-sTORY BRICK HO15E,
n centrally ioested, % rent 20 small family
without young children address with refer
ences, for three days, chr nigh the postohice--
s. W., Evansville, Ind. aSe.St
A STORE ROOM ON MAIN STREET, BE.
n tween First and Second. Enquire Of
ap25.IwS PHILIP DECKEB.
SJIxTY ACRES or GOOD LAND IN THREE
ma A JOHNSON. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
s. w. Boynton, NJ. D.,

I ATE or CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
IL permanent resident Of Evansville offers
his professional services 70 the etizena 81 Ehis
city and vicinity. From his extensive experience
In the Hosp ifal aud general practice Of Medicine
aad Snrgery In the former city, he feel9 CO u8cut
Of his abb tty 70 cure many cases which ave re-
sisted Il. casual modes Of trsatHsnt.s s1aA
SS- Particular attention given to the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases, and those peculiar 70 tlze
climate, snch as Fever aud Agne, Bilious Fevef,
oFFTOE AND REsIpENCEs !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
GROCERIES

DoTATOEs.
4 We have just received over 500 bushals Of
New York Potatoca g FIukes - and " Peach
Blows" which We are selling at 81 IS PEI bushsl
retail. Come aud 80 ths g beauties, : e b,
~=# VICKERY BROS.
Hta 1872, aaia Street.
DLANTING POTATOES
Il 100 bushels good Northern Potatoes, at 81 80
per bushels In store and for sale At
vTCKERY BROS,
1872, Mais Street.
fOO BBLs or EXTRA LARGE POTATOES
tOO just received per steamer ) aagafuck and
for sale at reduced prices BY
1872, MAiu Street,
WHITE LISiE.-lO0 BBLs JUST RECEIvED,
w all In Jumps, fresh and good, 1t
TICKRRY BIOS,
Is2, Main Street.
DLAsTER PARIS AND CEMENT-BY BBEs
Il or Ia less quantities, 70 suit ths people, a.
VTCkERY BB0'S,
132, Main Street.
NEW YORK AND OHIO CHEESE IN STORE
~ and for sale cheap by
VICEERY BROS,
Is2, MAin Street,
BEAUTIFUL CHILDREE's and CHILDREN's
ID Beautiful Gigs aud Cabs now receiving and
for sale at VICKERY BROS, -
AT 1872 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

H1GHwATN4s ARRESTED Two high
way robbers we're arrested yesterday
afternoon a short distance from the. al v
% the NewbuFg road, 1y a man name i
John Mcdonald, who bought thsm T.
the city and placed them in the keeping
Of the Provost Marshal The highway
men had stopped several persons On the
road and robbed them, ard stopped Nc
Donald Tor the same purpose. Instead
of handing over his money, rs IS eeneE
ally the case when the alternative ID
ssFozv iifsS be-sadaenIy= and uuexpeet-
eddy 70 them, drew brace Of pistols
and demanded their snrrender. This
sudden tarn o. things, ana the determi-
nation Of MeDehaid completely con-
founded the robbers, and they both COM
Piled with his somewhat imperative de-
mand. The robbers we're not mounted.
They gave their names as James Hunter
and Andrew Mackey They had proba-
bly, been here in the city some. time, and
had runsonf offbhas, and started out to
repisnish-LoH. Press, Tuesday.
j GAR HoUsE-Are not the ruins oil
i the Gait House a romantic looking spot
for a city as large ard wealthy az this
Well, build a hotel on The spot or else
take the brick, build a ten foot wal
around il, and establish, a negro grave
yard. 1t vii improve the looks of the
place somewhat-LoUiscille Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
MEDICAL.
nIARmRA ANp DYsENTERY.
BIAGUERE's XXU
COMPOUND Extract of Beuue Plant

Is now universally acknowledged TO be the most
successful aRd reliable remedy ever prepared for
the cure OF the above complaints, or any relaxed
condition of tho bowels, in either adnlts or child
ren. In our " circular will be found the teati-
moniais Of Col. Long, Gen. Pleasantou, Gen. Fitz
Henry Warren, Mai. Crane, Capt. 8. Hoyt (now
Mayer OF New 0Tleansl, of the U. S. A.; Western
Sanitary Commission, War Relief Fund Commits
sion opinions 0: ihe 'spress aud steamboat or
GERS Prepared ohiy by J.=& Q. MAGUlREs
Chemists, ST. Louis. sfs F. q. .tsEe En-
Beware Of eounterleits.
LEIGH, CARLsTEDT & CO.. 81
Wholesale Agents,
mh2S, dom. Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
COMMISSION.

SAMUEL \. BOOKER ). c. DU soUoHET.
DOCKER & DuS0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
NO. 40 WATER STREET,
Orr's Block, next door 10 M. Dazali,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
pSp- Highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
Country Produce. Prompt attention given TO all
Orders decl0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

LIRsT CLASS BUILDING LOTS, fronting
IT Baekford's Grove, above Main Street, can be
had very low and on time. | am reserviHg 75 Of
theso lots for fHs houses only, 20 be built by pur
shasers. lma2s,tf] A. JOHNSON
CIx good DWELLING HOUsEs--just finished
- 81 200 each. Inquire Of
mari ,du. A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
BADGES.
NOTICE.

M Body Found.
THE BODY OF WILLIAM TRAIT. WHO
was drowned IN the Wabash river Of the d.
B. Campbell on the 4th OF April, Waa found float
ing IN the river BY Mathew Williams aud John
stunftl. The friends OF the deceased can get ia
formation By calling ~ g, ". Thomas 8 Co.'S
Wharfb boa, Mts~ VENOM lad. gz7-5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28
pNmAmOES

POTATOES.
EH0ICE NEW YORK POTATOES
3 Jass, reesived. 400 bris Choice New York Pota-
toes, and for sala low, by
HAYHURsT q WHITAKER,
All No water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-28

LARGE HOUSE, with 10 rooms, large cellar
IA and all convenlencss, good location, admira-
bly, situated for Boarding House. Price $1,000
mh29,tf A. JOHNSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.

FHNHR subscriber, formerly Broadway Halter, asd
Tor more than twenty years associated with the
leaders Of Fashion, and now Proprietor Of the Indian
apo is Hat Mandatory, being tstteringly encouraged
by the liberal patronage OF an approaching pzblic. has,
in the spirit and pride Of honorable competition against
Eastern productions in his ART, resolved upon q renewed
and more efficient effort 10 produce shone-msde fashion
able head dress which shall be strictly In keeping with
all the new improvements, and fully up 10 the spirit Of
the progressive age We live IL.
This season he has introduced Ia addition 10 the Gents
and Young Gents Fall Styles Of Fashionable Hats, all
the standard style Of trade renown, as follows:
No. l-Gents' Fall Style for 1855.
No. 2-Y- mig Gents Fall Style for 1895.
Nc. Scents Brosdvsy Standard, Bell style.
Nc. New York Standard, Straight style.
Ne. 5-The Medium Union, Standard styl.
No. 6-The Paris Standard, Bell style.
No. The Paris Standard, D0rssy style.
Noe-Th Paris Standard, Woman style.
No. She Friends Standard. Sira ght style.
No. lo-The Friends stand ard, Bell style
No. Il-Lsdies' SILK Hat, Fall styles for lsS.
His standard styles are rare productions ofintellect and
skill, ingeniously blending all the nice points ofthe several
styles (technicallr) in original styles, unique and so
fsultless in combination that by the mere width and
shaping OF the brim, with suitable curl. will make them
suit the fancy Of the NEST f~astidious gentleman, or the
judicious taste Of the plain and neatly dressed honest
woman. Tie above named styles are all homemade
PRODUCTIONS. and unsurpassed for quality Of material and
elegance OF finish, which material Is enhanced in value
BY the m0dRs OJ>rGndi Of manipulation, in the hands
Of legitimate Hstier-, scientifically skilled in the pr4cti-
cal execution Of his difficult art With these facilities a
his command, be Is now prepared 10 produce q home
mad. g.t- Al msnuf.cturersi prices, OF unsurpassed els-
gsnce, combining genius with science, nesiness with
style, beauty with quality, hghiness with durability, elias
ITCHY with strength, and = perfect model mould Fl, soft
and Agreeable TO the head Of he wearer.
Gents Six Hats altered TO the Fall style.
6enfs' silk Hats altered 70 Ladies' Fashionable Styles.
W. p. BROWN, Practical Halter.
No. 81 Kestucky Av-nns. Iaeisnspolis, Ind
octis-dswtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
STATE ITE Ms.
~ The independent candidates for Auditor and
Commissions were elected in Porter county

The independent candidates for Auditor and
Commissions were elected in Porter county
The oil we'll at Henryyille bids fair TO prove
a paying institution. The Company are en-
gazed in tubing be well, and will commence
pumping the first OF next week. Ii 10 supposed
that oil 10 sufficient quantities has been reached
without the necessity OF boring futther.-Jeffer-
sopville Democrat.
"A large number Of hands are now e. work
on the pilroad which Is TO run from Falkland 10
Martinsvnte. Work has been commenced at
Franklin. Ii The required number Of hands are
procured and continue work. the cars will pro-
badly be running on this road by the fret OF mex
March. The depot at Franklin, for this road. is
to be erected at the crossing OF the roads north
Of the JEFF aud Madison Depot.-Franklin JEFF
fersonisn.
"A shooting affair occurred at Yorktown las,
Friday, by which Vim. COMBS received a dan
gerou.. il not fatal, wound in he side. The
particulars are about as follows: Two men named
Duls and Brown got into a fight in a grocery, in
which Brown was getting the worst OF 1t. He
got loose and ran into the street, the former pur-
suing, when Brown fired 3 pistol, the shot taking
effect upon Combs.-Delarare County Free
Press
SLATE STONE DIscoYERED-A superior quality
OF slate-stone has been discovered near Delphi
on the land owned by John Lathrops, near tbs
mouth OF Deer Greek. IL is found in great
abundance and carpenters pronounce il superior
TO that used on Josepe ASSIGNS building. A
piece was shown Us yesterday which measured
two feet By eighteen inches. and it lie said that
larger pieces have been taken ont. Truly the
wealth of Carroll county IS a. yet undeveloped
Delphi Journal.
WoxAS KILLED-A woman by the name Of
Ellen McNulty, was run over by a freight train
yesterday evening. on the Wabash Railroad, a
few rods east of Elm Park Nursery. and instantly
killed She was lying directly across tbs track
her head resting on one of the rails. An empty
bottle was found lying near her, and il is sup
posed that she was either drunk or stupihed from
sudden sickness. "a she paid no attention what.
ever to the whistle OF the engine. Her head wss
horribly mangled. and nearly severed from the
body The remains were brought to the city
and the coroner summoned ID hold an inquest
The verdict Was in accordance with the fact.
stated No blame attaches TO the engineer OF
any officers on the train Fort Wayne Gazette
October 10.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

dered to Johnston. The people could check
mate Andrew johnson when be surrendered to
Davis; and II they did not do il, IL would not be
done.
In conclusion, Mr.. Phillips said the country
vas on the eve Of doing al Infamous act, and
asked II the people would stand by and see the
country lasbed into . new civil var, which would
surely follow If no consideration vas given TO
the negro in solving the problems OF tbs times.
There was in the Presidents plan reputation OF
the Federal debt, assumption Of the rebel debt
aud harvest Of blood. The people should rise
to-day and prevent It's adoption. Neither Con
gress, the President, nor the Republican party
could be trusted: and IL there Was nothing more
sacred than party and patriotism, the South
would bold power 10 day and for q dozen years
20 cone.
Mr.. Phillips occupied an hour and thirty min
ules in the delivery OF bis lecture, and was lis
tened to with close attention by bis audience,
who readily applsuded his sareasms and strokes
of Wit. though they wersnot apparently convinced
Of the soundness OF his views OF the policy of the
President and the state OF public Affairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
THE NArioNAt SITUATION.
what the Radicals Think of it-LeC
ture by Wendell Philips.

IAOE4 NAC DoSiS "a OcloDtA .
The opening lecture Of the Fraternity course
was delivered at the Music Hall last evening by
Wendell Phillips. who had as many hearers as
tie hall could comfortably accommodate. Upon
the platform were seated Hon. George 8 Bout
well, Hon. A. Fl Rice, Hon. AnsOp BarliDgsne,
Minister to China, Mayor Lincoln, Judge BUS
sell. Rev. j. NJ. Manning and Ralph Waldo En-
erson. The lecture was preceded by an organ
concert Of halt an hour, Mrs. l.. 5. Frohook pre-
siding 81 the organ.
Mr.. Phillips began by saying that be had
come hither, not TO amuse the audience, or TO
make a contribution to literature, bu. 10 discuss
the vital issues of the hour, and to endeayor 10
arouse the people to their great social dgtiee
The issue OF the recent conflict WAS that, thus
far, and 10 day, the South vas victorious. To
prove this il would be necessary to carry his
hearers a few years back. Mr.. Phillips thea re-
fened TO Mr.. Stewards Rochester speech, which
gave currency though il did not originate the
phrase 'irrepressiole conflict, IS the fret attempt
OF Z politician 10 state the inevitable conflict
between the North ana the South. and quoted
The reasons for the sppfehended conflict by Mr..
Seward. The lecturer also quoted the assertion
OF NJ. Spratt. in the Montgomery Convention.
that the real contest was between two forms OF
society: and The boast of Alexander Il. Stephens
in his last speech, that the new government was
founded on the ssbordination OF a race The
idess OF the free North were sntagonis,ic TO
these doctrines OF deSpotism, and when the South
found power slipping from under its feet, 1t ap
pealed 10 the hazardous trial of the bayonet
So long as cannon were the arguments used, the
South was defeated; but when the cannon were
silenced, what was The result:
How did the South rebel. She maintained the
indestruetblity of individual Stale sovereignty.
and held 10 the dogma that the two races could
never live together as equals. With State SOW
~ereignty as a pedestal. and By keeping the ne
groes and poor whites ignorant, the Soath has
ruled the country with the negroes and poor
whites 10 one hand. and the Democratic party in
The other. How was the South returning 20 the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
Jeff Davis, Esrare.

In the telegraph last nigh, there is a s,aIsmen,
thai Joseph L. Davis. brother OF the e1- Confet-
crate President, has made a demand for the re
~s,ors,iou ofhis brother Jeaessoa's property. as
well as his own. We are informed by a gentle
man who Is conversAat with the matter, that
there is a srea, misapDrehension IN regard 10 JED
Davis estate. Joe Davis Was the owner OF both
tie Hurricane AID BaaFfeld JEFF DAVIS estate
and also Owned AL the slaves on these places
eIcept one. which was tie boy Jin. given TO
JEFF by bis brother Joe 81 tue commencement of
The Aexiesn var. This was the only sls ve Mr..
Davis ever owned In biz lie. AL tbs talk sooI.
The great wealth OF Jefferson DAVIS - from the
lips of gentlemen who are net posted in regard 10
the men OF the South, and equally fallacioas Is
the idea that be was ever an extensive slave
owner or dealer IN slaves-Cl3cinnati Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

PKIScrros, Ixp. Oct. Is, 1865.
Ems. Cox-In your issue Of the 10th, ID an
article beaded "Ihs Indiana Pocket Turned In
side Out," this language occurs: The Hon.
smith Miller, OF Gibson county, Indiana. form
erIy q Democratic member OF Congress, had a
! ! son vbo sntsred the army early IN tbe war, aud
cav it through. Wnen be returned homo. alter
The var. bis father and mother turned him out
of the house. not being willing TO harbor q son
Who had done q thing so Incompatible with
Democratic principles Sc lighting for bis eoun-
Try"
am very much mortified At seeing 4 slandef
50 gross as the above in print, concerning those
whom l 50 highly esteem as nv parents, and l
sincerely hope you will give the fcllo~ing denial
. place IN your paper.
So far from my parents having turned me out OF
the house, AID having refused to hsrbor me. there
has never been a harsh word of any nature
passed between us. and their treatment toward
me has been that Of afectionate parents toward
their son. Furthermore, i have never been led
70 believe that my parents deemed il "~incompa-
tible With Democrats principles" that | should
Eight for nv country. There never was = word
OF opposition, from either. TO my entering the
army, other than natural regret OF q parent al
seeing his son going into danger.
By giving the above a place 10 your paper. you
will oblige, yours. Dick MILLER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

Last week We spoke of the extraordinary
fact that Mr.. Strong WAS picking and marketing
strawberries in Chicago. During the week be
picked and sold in Chicago si,ty-.our quarts. At
one dollar and City cents a quart. There are vet
quite a quantity on the viues. bus the weather h.s
turned cold and i, is benumbing work for the
fingers TO pick them. We consider the whole
thing rather remarksbls.-vriparaiso Republi-
can.