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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

~We are indebted to Capt Batchs-
Tor. Of the famous Darling, for Memphis
papers Of Friday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP between Schroeder a
1 Lemcke j. this day dissolved By mutual con-
sent Fl. 4. Schmrder will carry oa the business
as heretofore, a. The old stand on Main street,
No 10.
January "a, 1850.
al persans owing us are requasted 70 call and
settle ihsir accounts Claims aqafnst Hs must ;.
presented f8r settlement
n. X SCHROEDER,
ALEXANDER LEMCKE.
January 2, 1gG5--lwd&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

H%-People along the river may pre-.
pare for another food.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

Upon tae sa3onrIiaeht 81 me Legislature ]
tsug1 ny sea- NhRtosfAs'a, VIA tte sAesptloE 81 a
smAt tst7Ere q Sae h.ltlt@Fs eoAu1s ebb lanas
Win MONEY oF sPPtoPttatieA lst AliltaFS Pat-
Res~s Ssw regiments ee1Aa hsa o IaA4sea ai2sssE
tas cal OF ths 22.eut, nor FeeFa4fb carried
i5f"aFa ~ltaeat me us7 @ arg saas ~ msAey-
Inc Lrslse hsa Fe1siFe1 ne pay sor taeir services
eihes the eesAahlhs ei Use "A' ana the Of sAniEa-
tieh eoala Roy - saee-asiaAly eoauh1Sd unless
pay meat was aaaae' and the men reimbursed fsT
their AskaSi exp aalt1f7 = 'er ~nieh tho sppro-
pSfstfon Ior - Lesaon lana, 9s.s IN 1ssl. wss
= a-elISte ne - - ~ ~ - sstsa els
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ahty PeAes ana sesuEli9 . our pSspte- N t1ls
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
Beneroleat Institutions.


The late Legislature adjourned with
ont making formal appropriations for
the support of the Benevolent Institu-
tons, and the Penitentiaries Without
attempting to enter into the history OF
the transactions of that body, or the
causes which led to its disruption, il is
enough to say that it was so constituted,
and adjourned under such circunstan-
ces, as forbade the idea OF harmonious
and beneficial action to the State, should
il be .re-assembled in extra session. The
Auditor and Treasurer promptly decided
that no money should be drawn from
The Treasury for the support Of these ia,
stisutions, because of the absence of
/ legal appropriations for that purpose.
To this conclusion ! offered no obiec-
ton, although in my own opinion an
| appropriation for the support Of the
benevolent Institutions was the clear
legal result of the constitutional provi-
/ sion and the statutes creating them and
/ providing toT their support; and It IS
very certain that had the same liberal
construction been adopted in regard to
/ them sud the penitentiaries that was ex-
tended to the payment of the State
Printer, they would sll have been sup
ported from the State Treasury.
As the matter stood the operation OF
all these institutions-uuless it was the
Southern Penitentiary-mus have been
suspended, or / must procure moneys
out of the Treasury, with which to carry
them forward This determined to do
if possible, The honor and humanity OF
+ the State demanded that the operators
of the Benevolent Institutions should
not again be suspended, and the peace
and security of the State required that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
Colonization.

recommend that the second section
oil an act approved March 9Th, 1853
Which authorizes the State Board Of Col
oaizatioD, to appoint an agent or Cor.
responding Secretary, be repealed. Since
fhe passage Of the act, learn that near
" $4,000 has been paid out in salaries
70 the Secretary appointed by the Board,
und in that time bat one man has been
sent to Liberia from the State This
Office Is mere sineeure. and the duties
which have been attached to it by Law,
can be readily performed by the Score
tary Of the State, should any arise in the
future
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

Ihs labors in the E4xecative Department hav.
bssn greatly increased bv the war ar,f ~ the Pc
euAlar condition Ct kas STATE GavsrnEaeaE for tbs
last Two years The force which I hars employed
j. snail compared with the amount OF work which
has been done Aush RESPONSIBILITY bss hesn &C.
voived upon the financial AID Military sscreta-'
rirs, and their Iahors have been r1ezr ar91o9z.
Gel wm- Il. schIater has performed ths duties Of
Military Secretary for more tzsn rsree years WITH
marked AAfisy snd ndsliiy, and 70 tia sAEisfAc-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

$40. Gen. GoDFRzY wEITzEL and Brig. Gen. q. F.
}2s2taY have their headquarters at the mansion former
Jc>capsa oy JEFF Davis, corner of Clay and Twelfth
g..asts-continuatioa Of Governor street.
Brig Gen. .CHAs. DryEEs has his quarters at the late
,sdeuce OF DR. peasants, in NOrsOns row, Governor
sscCct.
8,sy4 Brig Gen. e. RrFLEY has Lis headquarters OF
- City Hall.
5revet Brig. Gen. JOHN e NuLrORD, Agent for the
slehsnge OF Prisoners he's Office at the "Femae ln'
,slse corner Of Clay and 10Th streets-(frst fOOr)
-IAo. General A. V. Kautz Fit Division Twenty fifth
..my Corps headquarters al Richmond House.
aor General Csseys bcsdquarrs are at The corner Of
18th aud Main streets.
captain VIZ. YoGdoeLn, AGia5snt General.
da,or Athertcn H. Stevens, IT., Provost Marshal has
Is residence at The French Consuls house and his cce
It MAJOR CsriEgtons late placer Persons requiring per
u'ts passes ETC.. get them al the latter place.
Military Commission. Of which Major J. L. Stack
sole Judge advocate lie President is in daily session in
he Hall of Congress for the examination Of of per
sons confined by the Rebel authorities
Major j. L. Staekpole Judge Advocate of Department
Of Virginia office in Female Institute on Tenth street.
Lieutenant Colonel ". A. ConOver, I. S. v, Acting
Medical Director of Department of Virginia. Office il
1ss.om House.
surgeon A. c. Benedict, U. s. ". SurgeOnn Chie
Third Division Twenty fourth Army Corps and Troop
a.sached Office in Clifton House.
Acting staff Surgeon VIM. H. Palmer, U. e A., Pos
surgeon, at Stuart Hospital
Acting Assistant Surgeon Sanders, U. s A., charg
o. S Dispeusary, corner Broad and Eighth streets.
Surgeon E. P. Norcrg, o. g ", Medical Director o
c1snty.6fth Army Corp, caesto Tenth street, nea
Capitol
Lieutenant Colonel John Coughin, Provost Marshal
General of the Department Of Virginia, ONCE in th'
aston House. on Bank street.
Captain Abel E. Leavenworth. Ninth Vermont Vols
Assistant Provost Marshal Custom House Building.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

Prof James Csllshar, graduate and former professor
of Georgetown College and for many subsequent yeas
POLITICAL wrter and lately of the editors of the
Constitutional Union died in Washington Saturday
last in the 6oth year of his age.
Lady Mary wortley Montague introduced NEGOTIATIONS
into England fro m Turkey about the year irlS was
tried frst upon criminals until ss success carefully
tested.
little Irish girl was shot dead in Hinsdsle N H. ase
week by son of John Prentiss only 10 years cid vac
performed the set cooAy and deliberately
The Agricultural Department statistics set dcwH ne
tobacco crcp Of 1854 at iS7 $50 ao9 pounds incrssoi
a 100 I47 pounds over the crop OF 1853 The increased
value was % 06 64S This estimate makes the average
salue of the tobseco Of 1864 very nearly ID Hps "
POUND.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
IC[NITl..

The iahaLitsnts of the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no difficulty
will te made in admitting them to bring market
wares to this city. They are invited to commence
their ordinary traffic al once, and assured of pro-
lection in passing to and fro within the lines Of the
United StHes forces.
The citizens of Richmond, and shopkeepers and
others, also requested to resume their ordinary
avOcatious speedily as possible. 1t is the wish
aud intention of the military authorities to protect
all good and peaceable citizens and to restore, in
as great measure may be practicable, the for
mer prosperity Of the city. No molostation by
soldiers or others will be allowed, if possible to
any who arc engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be Issued to military commanders in
conformity with the above announcement.
By command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAr, Lieut.. Col. L. $. \.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
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THE genuine sentiments Of the people Of tie
North in favor Of generous and liberal policy
towards the Southern States are beginning to ap-
pear. Even while the war was yet raging, gl.mpses
OF light sometimes were caught through the black
and sulphurous curtain that hung between the two
sections. Yet it could not be expected that genial
and loving acts and feelings should often rise over
the fierce pa ssons which wore rekindled with each
succeeding battle, and which gathered force on
either side whether by victory or defeat.
But with the prospect Of returning peace, We
hail with lively satisfaction evidence of terminated
friendship and Of earnest desire to heal the
wounds Of the war. The recent Union victories,
which have resulted in destroying almost every
form of armed opposition to the authority of the
United States, have. drawn out copious comments
from the Northern press. Their tone is indeed
enthusiastic and joyful but it is not insulting or
sarcastic. Their joy arises rather fron the happy
consciousness that peace is approaching, that the
Union is preserved, and the object of all their
tolls and losses is gained, than from any VRgene-
rous exultation over defe ated foe.
The New York Tines which, while tie contest
was doubtful, steadily opposed all COMPROMISE has
recently changed its tone, and with the certainty
Of success, urges that liberal and concatory
policy shall be pursued towards the Southern peo-
pie. Henry Ward Beecher, thsdis:inguished lead
er of the auti-savery movement, IS carried on by
the Pulpit, has delivered an address to lis congre-
CATION at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, in which he
said Now we have the country and the whole
country in our hands. We have fought for 1t, and
we are responsible for it.. / have taught you to
believe that the tobole Uaion was indispensa bic to
the honor of the country. We did not care to see
the North prosperous and great aud wealthy, end
the South feeble and impoverished and weakened
by excesses" "Let us take care that we do not
fall into the easy sin of vengeance under the plea
of Justice" eve wish now to show the South
their total nisapprehensipn of our former senti-
ments Their cunning politicians have made them
believe that we hate them, but we do not"
And Mr.. Beecher's congregation in replying to
him, said 1--WE wish no privilege for ourselves
under the Government which we would lot give to
every loyal man everywhere but, insisting only Oh
the necessary guarantees for freedom and equal
rights for ALL we should rejoice to receive back our
erring brethren TO all the blessings and privileges
of the Union"
The New York Herald says "0ur great popular
struggle, now virtually closed, finds US with vast
interests in both sections of cur reunited country
demanding prompt attention, but with revengeS t.
b. s-atfed, nor any inclination 70 squander time II
: costly luxury Of obtaining retriAUtios' by-g n
] i.j,Ties."
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TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS or TIE ARMP
OF>NOR7HERN VIRGINIA.
HEApQ'Es DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA,
Richmond, April IA, 1865.

Richmond, April IA, 1865.
A., o1iceEs and soldiers Of the Army Of North
egn Virginia, who we're not present at the surren-
der Of that army by Gea. Robert E. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House, CT the 9th Of April, 1865,
hereby informed that the terms of equalization
are extended to them. and that they can at once
avail themselves OF the same By coming within the
lines Of the United States forces at or near Rich
nond, laying down their arms aad receiving their
paroles.
By command OF Maj Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel L. S. a.
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w day corning large dark bay mare MULE oiind
In Gosh eyes AMI been bail, whipped. Aay one having
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spla ST. NJ LEONARD ia Fulton.
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IS COW issued in the AcsluSe snd not Evening as here
,1toro there will be no Evening paper from this office.
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RICHMOND WIG, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1865

Such sentiments coming from every part Of the
North and from every exponent public feeling, may
well assure the Southern people that 10 vindotve
and ungenerous policy is intended against them In
the present season Of transition and uncertainty,
many of our people are deeply moved by apPrehen-
sions of anticipated humiliation and even spolation.
These apprehensons are secretly fosered BY
enemies of the Union who are still engaged in the
same unhappy work commenced during the var, AID
who are seeking to convince our people that the
settled policy of the United States Government is
To destroy the essential life of each Southern State,
to reduce each to the condition of conquered
province" to rule with absolute and permanent
military force, to degrade our people and to ruin US
with unjust, partial and tyraunical legislation.
Let the people of the South dismiss such fears
from their minds. Let them, when the plan is de-
veloped, move steadily and courageously forwardin
the great work OF ''reconstructiug" the Union. Let
them cultivate in their own hearts incre asing love
for their "whole country '1or that great nationality
now extending from the Canadas to the Gulf, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Let them rekindle the
warmth OF patriotic pride with which they once
viewed the emblemS of their country's glory When
they shall have proved by their acts and by those
infalliblc signs which hypocrisy cannot counterfeit
that their affections are again entw1ed around Che
Union, then distrust will vanish, force viii be no
longer applied, and peace, prosperity, equdl rights
and common bonors will iruatsate the new career
Of u happy nation.
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longer applied and peace, prosperity, equSl rights
and common bonors will iruatgate the new career
Of happy nation.
THE North western Sanitary Commission, in
l. conjunction With tae "Sc,dle.s Home and Rest
Association" viii iasUgurste great Fair In me
city Of Chicago en- the goth day Of Nay, for tie
purpose Of realizing furd for tho relief Ct the
sick and wounded soldiers Of the onion army The
Rev. ". q. Ryder D. D., and g. D. Kimbsrk, Eco. =,
of Chicago, Che accredited agents of che Sanitary
Commission, have visited Richmond for the puI.
pose Of collecting such trophies, relics, and mscel-
laueous articles ~ nil contribute 20 Che succsss Of
the Fat:
We ass Fo- item .-e cooperation CT the people
of Rlchr1cnd--st least tast portion Of s,he commu-
nifty wac nov fesI ed realize that Chicago and
Richmond are cree noe sister cities, and that
whsteve. prs,sowor:hy enterprise Is undertaken In
either IL entitled 70 she sympathy md aid of Che
othe- The Union army Il low oar army; upon 1t,
hereafter, VII the people !! Richmond rely for pro
lection from "fcreigu .evy and Intestine fee 1t
is therefore proper thai We ahould render surh
stance as may be in or power % The organlz alton
whose object Ia 90 promote the physical welfare of
the National Army, having the assurance that re-
c;proclty Of good vii snd kindly feeling viii ere
long develope Itself IN contributions Of material
aid to the suffering families Of sCuthorn soidle-s,
who, by tae lnezorsbls conscription or eocla! IN
fnsnces which could not be resisted, connected
themselves with the army Of The Rebellion.
Contributions for the Fsi. may he sent Coz tee
present to the R6tg Office Everything which pos
sesses any value In connection With the late Con
fedsracy," from a sword, or flag, to autograph,
may be contributed Confederate bends and notes,
now worthless aa circulating medium" viii be
quite acceptable WeshOuld receive at leas: bGshel
of these. Let everybody look up something aod
send Il IN. An contributions viii be acknowledged.
THE New York 7l75pze remarks that President
l. Llrcoln'e address 20 the crowd who waited on
him st the Whits House Tuesday evening Will be
regarded &c reservsd snd lndecisive By some who
fall duly Go consider the grave importance Justly at
tached 70 every word uttered by him at this time
which bears upon the grave questions raised by the
Rebellion and its overthrow. We hold (ssys the
Tribunal that che President might well have de-
cned to spesk a. all for the present, and presented
bis vie We only through scrupulously weighed and
carefully guarded proclamation.
But, If the Presidents manifesto was less lucid
and de6nits than some may have expected and
wished It's tenor sud spirit are kindly and assuring
He Is evidently determined to do whatever he de
fairly within hls' power TO restore our country
speedily to peace and heal The wounds neyitablyin
flcted by years Of gigantic and desolatipg civil
We cannot doubt that further and more conclusive
proofs Of this will speedily be given and that the
progress of pscifcation and restoration will hence
forth be rapid aud unbroken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

STAGE FNE REpucED.-Arfangsmenta
nave been made with the Western Stage
company to carry persons attending the
y. W. Sanitary Fair, at Chicago. md the
annual Meeting Of the lows Orphans
Home Association, and the Iowa Sanitary
Commission, At Des NoinsA on the first
wednesday in June next, at two-thiras fare
Persons going to Chicago will pay full
fare going, and upon = certificate Of thu
superintendent Of the Iowa Department Ol
tne Fair, will be returned by paying one
third fare.
Those attending the meetings at De-
MONIES, will pay full fare coming, and upor
the certificate Of the Secretary Of the Asso
citation by them represented will be return
ed at one-third regular rates.
Papers throughout the State will please
copy. JAMES WRronT,
OF Com. of Arrangements.
Des Moincs, May 10, 1895.