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CLOVER Ca July I'M s'crr 'onr n'gcr,. Mr..
- ~ t'',rs, as OF Nitad e over rpci CS o.fr.
he funeral gNi tlec pace on sunday aitr.f o..
~ met 90 I D'r ock lUm the Nufth y q -t
taaI,h, cor. ChH .CI luh r., .o.d sts N,i .t.a.
i.stF rnd I rn'- 49, q ,uctled to attend r..uuut
u'ttcr nyitaro1. 9j7
Web KNOTT On Thuudqy, July 18th. rncr a
to'cte hui ptnu, I.ccss Yzle ~ n, late u h.
tone. e. We tr m ir ian ~ No oh %. ~ 0 lie .
g e. tuc dearly tt.DVCd wife ul Z. MCie mott
Ile tnD..s 90 doe NH, H'e lt io,ttull uvlC
70 attend tht e-a, ON her lac Ie-iteUrr, - 3
ou.C ~, o. sua'gY ~ q. noon, luly 10 h, ht .
cook. Eel ieIaa.Is Wiu &c in.e.4ul h. C'IgI 3
ot.iHtVIY 100
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND INEVITABLE
- HAIR lIN III
lasAEl.S.B.ING.

nUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RtIL-
- 5o.s. On Aul ti,e. hCnuHy, Julo %, fIa'4a iuf
Nc tsa.ns VII! loNe \eJ ic " loIIoAsi
FloIu ilui'o. River y pr, 3lth ST. / IN ave- Al
~ 4. b., = b 81 I, NJ. md tlUu HgI.em To-
POI, 18th ca, M IA aye, ~ II A. ID ana T. A. PA
nkalS spod - oLhor LoHs- w. Ii YASDER
bII-I f.E -
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EATHER MATHEW r. A. u. SOCIETY,
Ne. 4, vi hnli o ot trUiT Hou.tef cutiult al
Their ilElL B. t.i 2,h a.. on Sund oyeuug, july
10 aud M '',u,gtJ. C.mpl,u. si1dng ~ Sic an
n'uvir lleiruc ., ami o,h'. T.. GLOENk fla INi.
sec etary. III
TOR SAI.F-A FEW CHOICE BUILDING
lo,s IN New Jc fe~, milns tom New York. The
LOIS commrnd = rue view OF New loik Bay, the Mar
hour. ''"'''' >''' ''''' '''''' -" ''' fJi 10
FOR SALE, IN HlCkSVILLE, l.. l., NEAR
j he depot, % Rcles OF aud. Inqui.e Nc. . irt-
7u'h ave, Brook. II, in The furniture sto e. So
1T SHOULD Re UNDERSTOOD THAT
nj tho ui,er,r OF Consumption. ''the tckiing in
CliEsf siidRiSfss Of BREAfhlSC, ana q bil%T III
MSS Of the READ ave cvusrd By phlefm, OF mat
sAs-.
In The earlier .tsres Of Consuu ption, MI. matter Il.
thick anu staCh-ike, nnd requires considerable e1-
el9n on the ptt OF The suite or TO remove II lIom
the Lungs. The Cough IN CONJUNCTION 10 simply an
troI TO relieve tie Lnnp- OF thr corlup matter
which opp q en-, IL s plain, the eio.e, iha' 10
ca the eou anl othei Symp oma Of Consumption,
We mu' first remove the matter which produces these
D.. O'T1OlF can refer TO over bOo patients rel ling
IN the city Of New Nolk whom he hAS cured of Con-
Tie equations with which he cuIes Consumption
are mnnuitc'hCi ly lhnfoh-Gnd be would hlvUe
mp Sus 40 'gISs I'm ose INK o. l % Us
clies Which have resulted nom the uAe OF his ned
clnes.
a. c. O'TOOLE VI, D.,
llygIelau lUr tie ! hTolt and iuurs,
e5 a ird aNoune,
15T Gho, l2th IT.
pRTNTS AND pE LANES, VERY CHEAP,
1t I.A&I Hls, 5.5 q eenw oh It. OBJ ins co =,
oul" 80. al Tho tes. style N rinAGk Sic; Luck
towels ana '.uen hGkis very cho ?. hos
NXANfEll-2 GOOD HORSE SHOEltS AT
~ JUlN 4 tIrKsO = a co.'s, Hudson Cit~, Five
60 e.B N.J. ,ons tut rooi ana fiesdy men ntcd
APP ', 10 topi VeA FoOI va o. VII &c PAID. 30
90 II REGT-THE MEMBERS OF co b
~ ~ meet TO l.ir NJ Hlc,ui, q tGii, ~ Prince
.. aesd e,el.ng. JAY Ia JAo. y. PI4zsl-
a.OAh. - LiAsll-sls.- ga
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NilNa Ea.I.ANlM.-n-

4 MEHGCAN MuWEP.-gHE ONLY sELF
o.. ultiN, .tA,llNl.
No. b a5 w., H., re-, , tr You 81 uct o. 20 at'ea
,i9a o. ia.uc., 20 d s4.nlG e.1i.. tut NH
% ,s.EA ltH l,itEp' -&..NIs thai "a. Lc.o'o Of
=, t%he-lu {. e.toa la .,cn pl'd tie yar.. Of
4 e. . ~ ne e. uei.oa o. Tic hM-hloAS
.r. i.la Nti,i hlsr MACuISr =. Use.
COZ ~ l1 n N.'.. GO u At DO Che YORK
= e., a. 'Ic '-''"'''' a.. co be cpe ir ca,
..'M .h' ic.irl % tts...y OF ...l.. o., b, ... a
Which, 81 ne oc,od, Ill Is,sr' I'D 10 20 '' 'r.st IN
eG'I,a We .omn4s o. !,ao., aui n ac i..,CaI n.
h.s ne o.i0u -. It a zee Vi ry.,.c.tc
me LhAtNGs pF ne AM- t.tAV MOWER,
r. el i es ,he ri.tNk rlN, sIe IA. s4Lf-LJ HICA'
.r Ihs e, % ega Of T. uecr B.r win drop lower
You G u elevate the fiu4e' B. non, I. A. cli,ip,
20, non NAOdl ra,-iu0 tue inner 81 e.
- lhe ri1 e. bar Gu be rniscd IA Ia to pas over
an otl = Join e. bar Nn-' ne
The frAi.o between he Dfvlap VIE ,wl1p,,
Move. $50 ''N' u a'' o'ie'
Ihe operator has Trel'er control over TIE FINE,
anu MI y. . han hC Ias OF an, other M.gLiuc
The Ringer B'r ,iil c n,o IN 10 q mo e uLeyeISur
Zee than hit Of ANY orHLE Machine, Which Is On
Of re MOST iNrpnt NSr 'e.tu.,s u A pc .ect Mower
ither heel operate, tic Cut'e Bar, inI,peni.
enlL OF the oile.' ana IN turning, either wa, me
The Dnt tx non a ih rG GSai of o e.no white,
gives = great advantages over those that a. ION
IrnAs Az Easy STRING STAT ron rur Driver.
~ uass ON ol fea ami can be h.own Ia .d out
has O. ins BIZ, and can he folded without dis
eoIIn,etihf me lrw@n; ,.,
!, /, moe simple. and rc.tsc IN re cor.t-rc.'on,
an other Move.
u cannot w ct.
doy cont addiction to the shove, and invite IN.
scuuny Of AL who ne ~ envy ,U. ip-eIes g. In Inc
dMMIhg meet % cAA"Ine tL!z Mover, ieeing
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loan Nj >LIyGg S,ys; ~ at ia NAV Is roiny /,
mSlS , InsncS . 'rryl a., i've L., 10 hsri to
s.s m 90 il .hei- "a - s,r,a uai nliol1 - wei
a. w u be Lei!e.a ~ ~ q! ss'"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

was clear, fluent and logical, while at
times he vas impassioned and elcquen'.
1t used to be the custom of Democratr,
when remarked in their hearing thai
such and such man was an orator or
q great speaker, to exclaim, " Bat you
should hear Jack Brough." His infu-
ence on the stump has scarcely ever
been excelIsd. When the famous Joint
campaign was being made between Cor
win and Shannon, for Governor, the
Democratic leaders found it necessary
to withdraw Shannon and substitute
Brough, in order that they might not u
terly fail in the canvass Corwin and
Brough we're warm friends, and none
Of bis friends ever had higher adnira.
ton for the genius Of the former than
the latter t al -
HIS F1ssfly.
On the 18th of November, 1882, Mr..
Brough married Miss Achsah P. PFuden,
Of Athens, Ohio By her be had three
ehildren-two boys and a daughter
0ne of his sous died ia 1914 The
mother died September 8, 1888, in the
twenty-hfth year Of her age. On the
7th day of September, 1888. be married
at Lewiston, Pc, Miss Caroline A Mel
son, OF Columbus, Ohio, By whom be
had two sons and two daughters. Both
Of the sons have died
Preparations for Death
So soon as Governor Brough became
aware Of the dangerous nature Of bis
disease be made his viii (said to be an
admirable, business like docnmentl, and
talked to bis wife, children and friends.
he made full preparation for his deatb.
HIS Last Illness.
During his last illness Mr. Brough ex-
hibited extraordinary patience and for
titnde while suffering undeF most intense
pain. The first day be reached home he
said to bis wife that he had come home
to die; and upon greeting his daughter
the wife of she Rev I. NJ Cunnings
ham, of Philadelphia---after her arrival
few weeks later, be said TO her; "Yol
have come to see your old father die "
1t seems that throughout his.entire sick
ness, while he has exhibited O strong de-
termination to eouquer the disease, IL
possible, he has, nevertheless, been i'm
pressed with the presentiment that be
should never recover
sssl His Religious Faith
Though not a member Of church,
nor during the last ten years an active
| attendant at any place Of public worship,
be was nevertheless Christian. The
evidence of this be repeatedly exhibited
during his illness. He esponsad no par
iicular sect, but believed in the funda-
mental principles Of Christianity. BE
has expressed himself freely on this sub.
ject to his family during bis recent am c.
tiOn, and there can be no doubt of bis
sincerity. .ft B.
he stated very calmly, yet With deep
feeling, that be was, and had always
been, q 6sm believer in shs doctrine Of
Christianity; that he had fuiffaith and
hope in Jesus Christ, and through him
be hoped for eternal life. He remarked
that be had never been demoustrative
man, but his faith had nevertheless been
firmly and deeply grounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
ELELTION NOTICE.

NToTTCK rs -HEREBY GIvEa THAT an
hoaFa Of a.d O'eloes D.. N. of said day, an
election wiH b hsld At the nee Of Ben. stinson
Ia tbs city Of EfAnsylle, for the Furpsss Of
slectlng seven Directors and OEs secretsry 70
serve Tor the ensuing year for the Mutual Fire
Insuranos Company OF Nanderbu gh County.
FrL9- WM. BAKKR, Prest.
BIS. ETtNs =, sseFetaFJ. - tisg.. lau a
August 10Th, 1se5. aug1l-ltd1swv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
REAL EsTATE SAFE.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE. "a
Rare Chance
FOR AN INVESTMENT!


The srsR known Property 5elong-
ing "a he keirs Of Jasaes Maxleell
- nor offered foy sale
Tks Laad Is Hearly al under
fsaee, situated q short distance
from EUansriiie, and mnsf soon De-.
copae desirable az CYty Property.
Ths tract Is dirids1 iIato Lsotsof
rarioNs Ees, kariag a TRs ff0af
Upon the Old Pidak. or STATE Road
from EransViiis 20 PrfacefoR, lead
ing est Maia street
Many Of tAe Lots hare Building
SITES Of URriralisi Beauty, AigA
and healthily located -0
An abundance Of FiRe 1fmber
and Good Water
The soil is Eressdiagly Fsrsils,
and admirably adapted for tke
production o all descriptions Of
Fruits and FtoetG6les.
This Is an opportunity fer aa
iBrestmssf seldom pressnfsd to the
eitiEsas Of Essnsrilts
1t Offers Unsqualled Attractions
to all wishing homes in the
Country and TO Market Gardeners.
As a sure and sefs iasesfment if
cannot Be excelled
A plot Of fhe Land Is open 70 he
inspection Of dlt desiring 10 par
chase. @ t'o7sas - -
sGr For farther particaIars en-.
quire CT J.H. MAXWELL,
oFEIoE BoDIAA COAL MIsEs. wArKR ST..
(Bstwssn MAih ana Loea,iA
snE2s-lm ass .s EVansvtlIs, Tad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Esrom aII parts OF the Body in nys
Il safsatss, s.fsout lsJnrg y ~ st1s, - !. -
HAn's DEYfLkT EI PgWDKE. Asa q seno ~
Dphsr's Depflat5ry Pou4e ard fsks % eteex.
PF1e% 81 AaIsd 70 any sdfre-s for siH ~ q
8 UPHAM, 2sk.sath E1ghts Strssf' FniA~asapa a
EsAn- qJ
rTpham,s Hair Gloss and CuFifn9
u -fIgt4 i The beat bsir dres.iag ~ TIE World.
Il Imp Yts Deat tffnf sgoss {, ~ bat, hsses ~
ezyf, Dronates its gros b. Ae. frisss - ess~
bottle ~ fr
ryuham,s Tetter OintmsBt f. = ssrs
r.sr sfgr ~ ~. Bak bs~n. CAayRsA aaada, Bar
6-r's .sek, a.. Pries sgesets a box .-.l,. y,
Ughana,s Asthma Cure rs.isvss ths moss
strltet sr xyisms " Isftsaa. In IN n nniaS an1
ssscts e apss8y years Pts, ~ . p-ekaEs.
ITph.H's Dyspepsia cnrssas war
~ ranta1 70 cnrs any eaae of DFspspsf., -
nseEv kew I0sg sfeHasng- Pries 81 ssst5y ma1i
UPhann's Freskis Banishsr removes
Trsckfes Ten, Aart1fpy Pimpiss on the Fsces
80 fsns tse ska AID Besutl6es the oonpisxioa.
Prizes 80 eehts. r-r -
DR.. La Porfe,s Life EilxfF. tbs sssas
HsISfss ssd hejassaaftsg Remedys rsstorss 70
manly visor al Nho are sa1sring fsota Iraptfs1
Epfnsl hnsrRys HsExons Ds6f itys 80 afisrS
ffom Whatever Price, - pseksEs-
The Japmnese Hair staln toior ths
Whisksrs or Morstsche bsestifai tteet - t.'ess.
Iteonsists 81 oniE ess grg~ra toa- q elor VIII sst
h1s o. xssh OUT oslg 20 esats box.
asis ~ 4 0 uPaGM ri souih Eixhss sasgsi,
PafI1ealytis so - 60 DsuEs 81 lsr5c'Sfs
-1- BsoUoHroE 4 WOOD.
F5rr. Tsig1 aad Esin a1rsssa,
iss-aE Agzzas ~ kv41ssiilar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
RULES ANn REdILaflONA.

L Ne Pspsrs sivs0 avayss sbs oOa nssr - q
grasaAtous eircalation
Z No aAvsTEisnsets. LEGAL asliossss pu<Aa
srtsd unless Prepaid sr pay guarADssed.
> AaFsrtissnsats Sin ueEsE - aesomEAnfsd
iceaf notiess uniess eontrset Il nkds 70 thss s,s
and valas resolved for tie nossOe.
Z. No LoeAi Setios." however shors, usfis
inserted isr sss thaa One DolIAr each Car.
s NsyriASss, FaesrAl and Rslixssus Nssso.e
racss Invariably b paid in aavsnes 70 s~cur. An
ssrsion.
q Nodsfciersy on the part ofeArgisrs wsu ).
made good ey the ofaos. the eArrsers ail ts
Issvs psPsrs as ordsred and direStsd. they M q
pay for their cArslessnsas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
Sheet Iron, Copper. &C.,
TIN AND yAPANNED WARE
TOWN LOTS.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE GEN.
A eral Assembly Of the Commonv ealth Of Ken
taeky, authorizing the sale Of thu Pebble
Squire" in the city Of Henderson, Ky, which
Act Was ratined BY the citizens of Henderson ~
the general election held May LIST, 1865 noGioa ss
hereby given that said Public sqnare has been
laid out 10 suitable lots BY the Mayor and Coun-
ell ef said city, and viii Be sold at public auction
on ths premises, on Saturday, Septsmber tbs 9TH,
1Se5 Sml7 70 com msnce at 10 o'clock M M
TEKMs-ons- third cash, one-thlrd oa : credit
ef six months ana one third on n credit Of
Netas with approved security required and iIsn
kept ON the premises untsl ths purchase mensy is
raid.
FIas or sia aad sysn fsE iHsqsesfsz IN ths esty
ClsEE'B csfes.
- ardsr ~ Ehe EayzF sra CoanrE
Ew GEETLTNaEGs Clara.
6sassssca, ~, Aagaal a. lass. azsE .s4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

lust REoEIvRD-A SUPPLY OF THIS
js2s II ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01


BFough was q statesman. HIS views
of pabIlc policy we're broad and cath.
ole, and bis course was goserned By
what seemed to be the best interest Of
the people, without regard to party ex-
pedieney, or personal advancement
he was perfectly honest and incorruptas
bic, rigidly just and plain even to blunt.
ness. BE had not particle of dissim-
ulstion, and of course was the opposite
of Machiavelle- People thonght him
|. .ill-BataFed, rude, and hard hearted He
was not; be was simply plain, honest,
straigt ttorward man, devoted 20 business
BE had not the sudriter IN Bsodo This
was, perhaps, unfortunate for himself,
but the public interests suffered nothing
thereby De was, moreover, q kind
| hearted man, easily affected By the suf-
] ferings of Others, and ready to relieve
suffering when be found the genuine ar
ticle. He perhaps mistrusted more
than some men, bat when be was con-
vinced, be did not measure his gifts.
He was a great judge Of character,
4 and perhaps was never deceived ia his
I life IS 20 the estimate he st FIRST placed
upon the mea be had odeal with. BE
1 looked man through and through at
first sight Hence no man hated q rogue
more than he; and on the other hand,
no man had warmer appreciation Of q
man Of good principles. He vas q de
voted hisnd.
u HIS Orosgy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

As . public speaker BrouEh has had
few equals in this country. Hia style
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY.
Beware OF Counterfeits!

xETE, THE UHpERsIGHED, Fo0TEs MASH
w a CO., Of Cincinnatis who are the sole pro
priet0rs Of the we'll known brand Of Urange Val
10y whisky, have been informed that certain per-
sons in ST. Louis, Memphis, Evansville and other
places, have infriBged upon cur rights By eoun-
terfsiting and using the above named brand. and
also others Of our brands, which are our proper
trade marks Nov, We do hsreby notify oil such
D rsJna that We viii prosecute them 10 tho full
sxtsnt of the law for Infringing upon our rightsp
m.y do In the future, but also for ell damage
they may have done Us in ths past. Those who
have Illegally used our brandH, msy avoid prors.
tiemeat to
FooTE, NASH a CO.,
IT and 10 Columbia a., Cincinnati.
lad HKFMAN, 90 aud 90 Main street, Evans
VILE, are selling the gon6fne srtels. julyl.2m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

He was made President of the Madi-
son 4 Indianapolis Railroad Company,
maxine Madison his place of residences.
Hs eonHnued As President Ct ihis road
until 1888 ana vas remarkably ERcessa-
ful In its management SO mach 90 thas
il may be said that he laid the founda-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

ALSO ESGP FOE SALE
= = ~ - Ia - - A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

FTNHE FIRM KNOWN HERET0FoRE UNDER
tn stvle Of Docksr & Dusouchrt, 10 tbs day
dissolved by mutual cons Mt. The unsettled
business Of the late firm will be settled ~ the
Office OF Aiken a Dusouehet, successors to Decker
q DGsouehet. SIN. D0rKER,
MuR3 sw J. @. DusoUCHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
NOTICE.
MEDICAL.
DIABHGA AND DYsEsTEkY. ,.te- ii
- MAGUIRE's xa1or

Ium pouuu 6AII aCt q l11AAA-S 1eLAIs
Ia now universally acknowBedgsd % De- ths most
succsssful Aud reIisbEs rs1sdy evst prspArsd for
tba curs Of thu above eo1pIatatss or any rn1zxsa
eondftior Of the wels in either aduits or ehfle-
ran : In eur circular" will Be found the tssti-
rnoniaIa cf Col. Long, Gen- Plsasanton, Geo. Fifu
HsarV Warren, MAJ. Crane. Capt s. Hovf fnow
Maxnrof Hsw orlaknsl + of she 9. s.A.y Western
eanftsry ConEissioz, WsE Relief Fund Couris-
sion, oplnious OF tia . press and staanboat en-
ssrN PasPaae1 1eni9 q J. 3 2 -Ar~T1-
Hewa-s of coznssgfstfs. IL. e -..-... d..
lt4aia>A LEIGH cARLETErT co.,
Wbolssala zszss,
AKA saSZ- EvaesFills, TnG-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-01
Names.

The English style of classifying the two
belligerents in our civil wal as Federal and
Confederate, implying that they were both
of the same character, has been meekly
adopted by many who knew no better
Not SO Capt. Boggs, of the U. s. steamer
Connecticut who recently stopped at the
port of St. George, Bermuda. The follow
ing is related
She reports that in all but the English
Islands she was treated with respect and
courtesy. On arriving at 81. Georges, Ber-
muds, Feb. "a, the pilot showed Capt.
Boggs q circular from her Majesty, ordering
all rebel or Federal men of war to anchor
under the guns of the fort. The Captain,
however, chose to let go his al chor be-
yond range of the fort, and next morn
ing 8 little gunboat came up and re-
quested Captain Boggs to go down and GILL
| on the Governor. On arriving at his man
sion he immediately took the Captain 10
task for having disobeyed his orders, and
ssked if he did not see the circular from
the Queen. a-r
eyes" replied Captain Boggs; 81 saw q
circular from you, directing that all Fed
eral or Confederate vessels of war should
be anchored in a certain spot but as 1 am
in command of neither of them, 1 took the
liberty to use my oWn discretion
a look of blank smszement oVerspread
the Governors face as hessked:
What do you command n 7Tt
81 have the honor TO commands United
States nan Of war" replied the gallant old
sea dog, who go nobly upheld the honor OF
our flag at New Orleans. He was not at
all willing to have Englishmen or any for
eign nation designate him by a term that
would indicate the dissolution of the Union.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-01
nEAE-
RICHMOND, VA, jung 81 YAi

The laws of the State of Virginia, and
the ordinances of the different municipsli-
ties within the State, having especial refer.
ence TO, and made to restrain the personal
liberty of, free colored persons, were de-
signed for the government of such persons
while living amid q population of oOlored
slaves; they we're enacted IN the interest
of slave owners and were designed for the
security of slave property; they were sub
stantislly psrts of the slave code
Slavery has been abolished in Virginia,
and, therefore, upon the principle that
where the reason of the law ceases the
law itself ceases, these laws and ordinances
have become obsolete. People of color
will hencefOrth enjoy the same personal
liberty that other citizens and inhabitants
enioy thew will be subject to the same
restraints and to the same punishments FOR
crime that are imposed on whites, and to
no others. rH
Vagrsncy, however, will not be permit
ted neither whites nor blacks can be al
lowed to abandon their proper occupations,
10 desert their families or roamin idleness
about this department but neither whites
nor blacks will be restrained from seeking
employment elsewhere, wnenithey cannot
obtain it with just compensation at their
homes, nor from travelling from place to
place on proper or legitimate business.
Until the civil tribunals are re establish
ed, the administration of criminal Justice,
must of necessity, be by military courts;
before such courts the evidence of colored
persons will be received in all cases.
By command of Msjor-Gen A. H. TERRY.
E. w. SMITH, Assistant Adj. General.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-01
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An important decision HIS been rendered
by the Supreme Court of New York in the
case of Wilkins VS.. Earle. The latter was
proprietor of the Earle Hotel, New York
CITY, and soma time ago, the plaintiff,
Wilkins, put up there as q transient guest
having with him the sum of $4,000. See
ing the usual hotel notices posted in his
room, in regard to depositing money and
other vaIusbles in the Office safe, Wilkins
took If there and delivered It to the clerk.
When be called for it in a day or two it
wac gone, and he has never obtained any
portion of it. He thereupcn brought an
action 70 recover the whole amount Of Nj.
Earle. The case was tried before a jury,
who found the plaintiff wss entitled to re-
cover $25.O 600. Defendant took an appeal
to the General Term, and that Court has
now reduced the amount 70 81, GOO, on the
ground that the last named sum WAS q
reasonable amount for travelling expenses.
The case is regarded as important inss-
much as it defines the rights and liabilities
of inn keepers under the statute OF New
York State.
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M ii MARRHAL,k NGTInE.

The United States OF America, ln,,tri,t Conrt.
HoIthsra District Of Ohio, IS.
"HEREAS, A libel was fled in the
w District Court Of the United States for said
Northern District Of Ohio, on the goth day Of June,
1865, by Joseph n. Root, Unitsd States ptAtTict
Attornfy for said District, on bthalf OF the United
States, sgAiuss six casks OF whisky, seized on the
It'll dAv OF June, 1865, ty John o. Granuis, Ooliee-
tor Of Customs for the District Of Guy ahogA as Ior-
fsitsd TO the United States; sBid libel alleging;
among other Thugs, that said COOS were import
from canada into said District, and landed from
boat IA Lake couuty, no manifest Of the cargo De-
log delivered by the master Of said boat TO any
Collector or Dtpu y Collector, whereby the same
became forfeited to the use Of the United Ststes,
according to this statute in such case made and
provided.
Said libel praying for process aud due proceed
InZs being had, that said goods, wares and mer'
cbandise may be condemned as forfeited BY the de-
cree of said Court.
Therefore. in pursuance Of the MONT on, under
thu seal u said ont, 20 ne directed aud delivered,
I do hereby cite and admonish sill persons Interest,"
ed, OF aiming snY interest, in said goods, wares
and merchandise, TO be and appear in said Court
on the first day OF tie session to be held in C!eye-
land on the first Monday in August next, Ot thai
be q day of Jurisdiction. If not, then on the mex
day of jurisdiction thereafter st 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon of sad day, then aud there to interp sc
their claims and make their all, cations in tnst be-
half. EARL BILL. U.b MARSHAL.
By HORACE N. BILLi Deputy
Jos. RooT, Q. S. Dist ATTY.
Cleveland, June %, 1865 Je30:B3O;1taW