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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
FOR SALE.
Real Estate Cor Sale.

4AC9A 12se ~ Al 9AA0s
T'RE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF DESIRABLE
i Lsnds.
So.i.s5s sw or seeiiaa ., tesn &, range . ",
o. acres, 10 kniEht tewnship
Ne. 2; So qr sc ieu :, tcsa s, range 10 ", leo
Ecfsa. Ia eeatt township.
No. q. u 81 ar. section ~, toun G. range 10
", - serss, ia kHight tnwnhhip.
nos; - M 81, actian l. tuwa 6. range 10
W, ~ sefss. Ia Knight ard Csntre teanshlps
No. 81; PtAE ~ az, s~etion 2, ia2n s. rangp
10 ", 80 acres. ia CentFe tesnship.
No. O.; sN ar NY a. section 9 iosn G, range
20 ~ e. arfrsi Ia Isntre toWustiP.
Ne. u n 81 - So ~, srctian 81, tewn G. rsHgs
~ "a, y srras. Ia Uautfe taSuship.
No s. sKqs 81 a.. section 4, town s. Fsnks 10
W. 20 arres. q srots township,
Ne p SEqrsE e., seetisu "a. town 5. range
70 ~, Az sEFes, IA seott teNaship.
No 10. sE qr sw ", saetioa q, tesa :. range
u " a. aera.. 10 uaion township.
Nc ~ Ne a. ~ a.. srctiun 81. town :, range
n vi. ~ acres. 10 Unsen township.
Ne 80 NE a. NV qF, recth4n I, tswu 3. rAHse
10 ", 80 Aerez, IA NentFe 49, THIS tract has Eeod
fraIae haRaa. with fpnf gualaa, and COED hara
a. on %, 9Th j. aefrs uadsr cult ssiton. The
isud lies asfl. Aad i - fbs best 81 shs eeanty
Sa. lss sW a. ~ qr, section 4. town q, range
10 ", ia CsntTs toNnshp- adioiuiuE the last tract
above named sss AZ acres under cultivation :
eunialas, IS Has % Improvement, leg hutise. =
I large tabafce hzfu, sod log stable. The prem
49, are sell srppltsd VITA saisf and The soil y
uuearraHses tar agricultural patieses,
I Melt. sw ~ 81 a., sectien !, iown 5, sanEe
I "a VI ~ arna, Is scott tewnship.
No. 49, = aM a. sestien -. iowa T. range
i Al " b seres. and v ar ~ ", ssction "a, VI
4 :, range n ". 20 acres. Ia scott township
Also. lad ia Git=an, Marrick, Pike, and Davis
/ coanfiss &naiaHa, aud lard 10 Iowa aud Missouri
I Tor aals ~ fhs ksai Estats Agency, Ne 9 Vest
/ Thitd street. Essnsfiiir, b.
WALkER a LuNkESHKiNKn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
by Te'egFAFh
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

TEs2E uAUrE, March y fs6S.
Nr. A. + Arader,
B los ]. ease nuA lstof freight Earyarsied ~
trala Ne g Il "a TrrFa haRte % EsaasFlllss
rrestea Bros s. pkg tyruPs L HoueF X.
tkss saudrfas l.. LoweaIls4i. hxs. uase 4.
gnstea. hHs gracaEless J. tiealYs hxs siatss
Lea c., 81 YkEs, iuaas A. Bake. p = ecf-
- P. Vteriink, a. pig. ecfse Had ana auui-
ua8ss. P ssmonia, - hxs. n-as n J Dallsm, ,
lxs. masa.s J. S. Hopkins. ; pk s. u.ds g.
fiiieEy. ] hex organs isqssss q =. beK y
e. IS e umshss SOC, SIX srols Nesbift
W. txk. Il goods J.. HAiaaFafega. hex ard
wars; Z T kfgs, ears ~ Bramns y. 5 Co., j. ~.
Marion. ears hay kranaias - !, e@rs core,
j. p Chester. ShaN8ie- Town, H.. latxs- eseea.
f>iERat1 H. ~ AANLkI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

The MARSg HespTrAL-Hoa. John
Law writes to Major Robinson that in
response to proposition submitted b.
him to the Committee Of WAYS ard
Means for securing the emosnkment in
from, Of The Marine Hospital, clause in
Bill " making appropriations for GER
tsis civil expenses, aPprOpsia'ing City
thoasand dollars Tor tie purpose Of pre-
serviug tie eubankment ia front Of the
Hospital, passed the House, ana bad no
doubt it would pass the Senate. It is g
very important work, and should be ex-
ecutsd as soon as possible, as the grOand
Is wasting away. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

Oug ARwr-The recent repor, OF
stctttiry Stanton, gives the results Of
be goigpieer aac recruiting service un.
Ger ihe different calls for troops, dated
Fe9taary Is, March i4th aud July 18th,
1854 Ia reference to the re.enlissment
otyeteran volunteers daring the autumn
of 1854 the Provost Marshal General
says over one hundred and thirty. SIX
thousand who would otherwise ere this
have been discharged were secured for
three yeare loager. Organizations
which would have been lost TO The ser
VICE were preserved aud recruited.
and capable aud experienced officers
were retained in command The bust
ness OF srrestiag deserters and strag-
glers is progressing actively, 80 592 have
been arrested betweea October |, 1865,
and October l, 1861 The total nun Der
arrested from the establish ment Of the
bureau to October ], 1864, Is 67,760
The Veteran Reserve Corps on October
!. 1864. numbered 564 ol6cers and Is
-SS men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

s.g- Our gallant young friend Lieu'u
Col sbarra, Of the ilsh Indiana, is IN
tie city, looking a. thoagh be was en-.
joying his brief respite from shs tented
Geld
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13


HL- We call the attention Of those
interested TO The advertisement of the
Loeuss Grove Mining Company, TO be
fosnd in another column. The com pany
propose sinking a shaft, seven by fifteen
fsea some eighty-6ve feet, 10 coal
STRAIT that is supposed % exist a. that
distance below the surface, short dis
lance above the tosn Of Nezburg. Speci-
Ecalious can be seen b. calling at the
residence Of Albert Hazeu, whose resi-
dence Is about FIVE miles above oar city,
on the Newburg road, or on Z. 4 Rob
erts, Cashier Of the Evansville National
Bank, or At he Office Ct the Secretary,
Eli Lewis, at Newbare.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
pwelling Houges for Sale

No. "a. A ons.ttsry franc house. With four
~ ~ nnd titehsn, % ios 2. bieck y. Eastern
Eaisreafnsnt-
20 laa 4 iebso sna ssliar, With stable aas seed.
hous ssiseiea. On ID -. biosk iol. Issizsso
Ne. $ hus two ftorY fraas dsslisas. con
uaed -hsus., ke, ifseisd, iois a, L. aad rsff
o. ~. hipck IL, EssfeFu Euiargvment.
No So. 4 rsoi fws-siery brick house. sautalu.
tug nse roenas. kliebsn. esiiar, aistsru and Qua.
hansss thereto all attached gpaa business isca-
Il q slfHst~ "a iot ., Liisstsn's EaIarg. nasnt.
SO. st. Atwo-siosy lsiok honss coata nIng six
rooms. vita Hscs safy cut bosses, - first
10 81 a NV iraas hos.s 10 iisosk ;. gefth
tFu Euiar esueut
No 30. ona story name on Third ssr. e, b..
fuesa Sycamore Aud Wac. On 98xiag FEET 81 iat
iGf pnnstlan Eniafgentnt
No 80. bfiet dssiiiuE aud siofs-hguss On tot
5 Lfiissfoa's Kai.rEiissent- The lot freats -
81 o. MAfn street. sna szisnds esek - issi 70
Yius sfrast. be store -room i HAS, fest, sifh
gees. dssp eslI@r undsr the whois ron.
30. az A deabGs frsme d~siiing eon4afnius
eight rooms, with two raforna, tso cellars ana
ststies attached on los -. block -, Kasssrn En-
10 sss dou'is brick assnirr esnsaislns
f8af feoutz, viii esiiar. cistern, &cs sitfzta on
lots aad Z tioek !. HolEgr4fs EBiarssmsAt
ss,ss 80 49, ~, -, -. - 49, =, ~ M
g. Iasoasoo. This = q assirAlis looAiion % Fsi-
10 Is. 4 daslssery frssas hou.s on ths sorrsr
Of Censsr haa Lett streets.
30 - two story brick awsliinE Oh The GER
SER % ryaamsga and 6infh arrests, eoEtainibE
eight rooaaa.
No as. A tWe-st8ry frame dwsiiiaE coat aEing
f5ar recess. kiiebsn. esllsf, ssaiis, seokshsHsa,
aud 4 god sell e wAi4F sui eisiaru atfNehed
numBzr e sl,qsea bearing falt trses, sitaAis
rfIou thres arrss - Frnnnf, ~ Hsehau lessffis.
So az - acre. q wabash bottom lauss.
half mile ffoHs tfss Ohio ris r. Viii b sxehsnE-
- ~ ffiy Efepsrsg h Esausrilie.
Ne ts 4 nss tn9-stars Z ams dSsilfa9 con.
tssninE nins reonss. situate % let bloek o.
Esstsrn Enlafgsuent. This u ons u The most
couVeBisptiE arranged dseliings Ia fhs city, aEd
situatfs IL . dsiigbtfnl nsfxhi0rhooa
APpiy 70
Real Estsss Azerts 40 West Third sfrnas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Administrator's Notice.

\ oTlQe l. hereby gives that he Hasierstgned
y has been aFpoiatsd Aimiulstrateg Of Tbs go
tate q ~ Ham VIZ ghl, bate 81 Nsnderturs b
eozufF. deceased sad estate y supPasea 70 be
solEaaf JOHN c BARNES. Adm's.
Marah II, lsgs EARL. 3sw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

s6- Dan, fail to read the advertise
msnt il another column or the great
sale Of real estate IN Warrick County.
Some Of the best property in the county
viii Be soli a Booavilie On the u inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

s- We are indebted to Ar Sam
Barr, Jr, the popular asd attentive
Clerk o. the big Missouri, fsr Scw Or
leans papers Of trs 4sh iasl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

s~ Go to wrighfs Gallery. No. 8
second street, fer your Photographs.
VII work warranted equal to anT from
Eastern cities. Dee 29-itf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

"a Lieutenant Farley, Of the Rock.
port ynPirs, is ia he city en- q aying
visa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Local - Offices.
WASrED.--A boy to woFk in this Of
fee Apply early this morning.


AuoTios SALz OF bar GooBs-We
soald call the attention Of all oar read
ers again 20 the extensive sals Of dry
goods. which commences this morning
a. No. ~, Main street, and wilI continue
a few Gays Among the articles for
sale we uo'ice the best qualities Of shirt
ing, sheetiugs, pillow case linen, double
3smask table cloths ia tie largest sizes,
daJlios, n ,pkins, towIinss, handkerehiefs,
quilts prints dslaias, large variety Of
dress goods, hosiery, cloths. cassimers,
lie, &c The goods are al fresh, and
will be sold in my quantity ioauil Gus.
toners.
This sale viii afford al excellent op.
portanity 70 those needing anything in
TIE lice Of dry goods. Tie high price
Of goods randers it Necessary Tor all TO
Iook where they can bay cheapest
Hiram Nelson il the aucsioneer. and
everybody who attends hia sales is sure
Of a bargain. Sales At 81 a. N and 2
aud p. N. Seats provided FOR ladies'.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
DRY GOODS.
FINE DRY Go0DsI
CHEAP : CHEAPER CHEAPEST.
BOLLE & BEYREISs,

EVANSVILLE. ND.
Aspisnzid zssoriuseut e. ths Issess styles o
D~y Gs0az msy bs fsGE1 ~ or sssrE "a NGin
Street. Great ears has been sxarciseI ia tie rhr
chase q fess4Goe1s, as4 we fasI eenalent We en-
sea tEeza a. elssag sS ths cheap@a1 Hssss
Ezlr sxzssinatiOn % our stock and prfcas Il ali
we ak. (l2-lyl BoLLE 4 BETEETss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

0EASGES--Just received, choice lot
Of Sweet Oranges, by e. Herman, Cou-
fsetioner. mar.I3-3L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

THAxKs.-Mr Henry Morgan has cur
thanks for late Eastern papers in ad-
vance Of the mail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

hgoraEe BEesEa1.- Col Bob Hug
son been AUTHORIZED p raiHs aaoib-
erree.mant ia lie 7.a Is 'r.c- IL has
goa % aork wish bis usaa. caergg and
pe0mplae ard viii 30 3oa5t succeed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
APRIL ELECTION.


VIC MANI ate Colonsl II The sd fndi4rz
Yoluaisefs sill g. randid&tr Ter cts Marshal,
sssset 70 tas Apo etti OF tbs ualon coassntisr.
utArlh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Building Lots for Sale.

No. Is M 81 lei 2ia. Deaatioa Enlsrgal'i.
No, u Lets g and "a, % Do
~ = Lots !. 2, ,. ana 5, bio'k -. Eastern
Eniafgeiasnt
~. ts Lots aad 3, bleak is. Eastsra Eal'e
No. 80: s4AtIz iest q let's - sud -, Original
Plan.
No a Lets sna 2, blosk ., natisll rlaee.
No -. Let 2, biaek d, northern Management
30 . lofs 20. ~. o.. %, -. rs aud 10 tleck
Is, NeEfh kss1sFn E-iiargcmaht.
80 -. lot u. hieek 81. Lamtaea.
NJ e. La4z snd =. blafk Is, I.smsaoo.
Nc -. Lots 8. g. and n. biock -. Iszmsseo.
No . Lols j, 2, ., Z. 3, q -, q and =. iloek
"a, ismasen
Ne. Is fseia n. -. 90 biock "a, Iamasea.
No g fsts 2. ~. 10 hiaek "a. Lamaaea.
Ne 10; Lasts s, 4, g, ., 22 and hsif II -, bioek
g. Lamaage.
Ne. % lots q. ~. -. Isabella Plaos. corner
81 Ffan 81 y sad first hvrHue
Ne. e Los -, 0aFnsan buiiding Association =
kuhdisisilu
Alec. 10 lots Ia waiksr's Addition 10 LamAseo
City
Title perfect sua tarms essy.
ApgiY Al Ne & West Thlfd strsni. EsansrIlis.
wALkER LuSKENaEtaER
gehlhs fmsda Heal Estate Aernfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
RUCKWHEAT.

DLEETr OF FRESH BUcRwHKAT, TEE
= As'A = Up ELLTo1T's,
nax& No. "a Eaia ssrrsG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

s@ Gold and Silver bought sad sold
At Continental Bank
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

GREEN APPLEs.-TEsaiy-6Es barrels
green. apples Just received al Dukel-
speel / kahn's grocery, corner Of Fourth
and Chestnut, and f6r sale 10 quantities
to suit purchasers March l0-Iw.
WGxTED.-Teu or twelve gentlemen
can be accommodated With private
boarding at the Walnut Street House,
corner Of Walnut and First streets.
Families can also obtain good aecouuO-
dations At this House. Charges mod
crate. m7-dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Choice Tract of Improved
Land.

Ne. a. s. acres q ass laHd-69 scrss Ia . good
STATE u cHls.vstob, sad Is acres 10 choice timbsr
-adjotninz thriving ioNn - miles from ihe city
81 EF4ssxli.e. and nsar PossyFiiis. The improve
rgsufs cpasist e . nsW tND-sfory frame dwsiliHz,
coo Aininz six roona. hall and kitchen ~irb ell
l4r, sas K hensos eistarn nu5 woo8.sAsA con.
nsef~as sish nsss large a8d con- med oms fraaIs
st4h1-s for e#Ght horse. Aiso. near tks dwelling
is doctors ofars. ccaiaiffng I've Foon.a-paN
oesggAa 81 pfactisiuE physician, dotsg = fue
tuEinass. Ths asics ars ssppiisd With Eos Ing
springs the Wksis ysar rBund
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

1EtA So h--hs Aaetti si- rcu ie Etcre,
lJU ard secd supply coHssa ttss * lsaaI.
b. s. aLe..N !. % -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

ara roy receiving large stock q fta best
4H4iitias 81 Bonts. shoes Hats zsd Csps ever
6ferssf % re fnlfa, shieh haze Ter purchased
far cash. aad sill BE- sold IS FsFy ssaaa sdfahes
above e8sf.
c.li sat srsulihs ~ stesk SD frsrs tils abeys
asseFsiea.
Psi have sacuTl ths seTFiuss Fl Mr.. B. 3
Tenueys tste win seBahln. Wke inrites BIS Old
friands 70 call aad ezAzlns ny stock.
No tr6ubis - shaw gDods.
EvanHsfI1e Pee r. 1884
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

-Tg PACK AGEs from IS 90 5Q lbs, fer sale b7
-. S, RCSHQN S 20.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

W2hCO lltters.
CCfEE1oR TO 'alI oss,r sies. 81 isi.3 X sew en-
- use, g. Dr. s. RUsrla sCl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
WALKER LUEEENHETAER,
fsb2f iskAs AtNo West Third street
For Sale at a Bargain.

10. 20. A frame dEsiilng contAfnink three
anS kIsehab, eith cellar eis'ern snd stable
esnEeetsd ahsrsH it'll Tbs ho1ss IL insarsos and
rests fgr = per nenth, ard would rent for So
feT Tuontn. Possession given IN sBs meath.
Z vyiy Al tie Zeal Estats Agsncys Ne. 5 wsst
Third stFsaf-
A.yes r~rxkuz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13


EsrrossoS or Casa SiSGgLAs &c,
aDFvrASo NAaRsv tAars.-A a.,
sou q, NJ Jaass sa "a. otsas Sherwood
Hosaei-lfsePed las eaia,1 she water-
sa~ Be- ding .nothe lacas, street sewer
os S.4anias, whsa, -praoorsae q lighted
calle, Sc sas into The mouth OF the
sIaice, end hei3 Che candle dowu 10 LOOK
las,as ,ap. There was Immediately an
explosion &c the gas which had accam'
a, at ia lie wscant taa tule fel
low Was s}iesaaly tarned about bis
sresea ah3 ioveaeaj HIS lips were
caareaei aad they are baslered.
ais irjasies ass, Aoreyer, We are glad
dangerous.
lac main sewer is allied vi.h water
Is ne mouth 81 it is covered three O.
. fear feet deep and the aoxioos gas !,
( thus driyea to the surface, Small boys
should nos be permitted to enter thes'
side slgices, as they mishtlaoi only b
blown up, as kttle Master Saeh was, bu
.raiphpsHp in aud Sc dtoVRed, as aher'
would be no possible chance os-sesese
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
CoNFEoILOlN ~.
CHRESTM

y NFok IouNG fArF5l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

As PAsToR, he vas faithfufS oftensr
snan otherwise Overtaxing his energies
TO attend to what be deemed his indig-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
FoR So.


y Vtst E.-3t| |A @8"t'I !" = ?"
At Public Affection q,
in BoonVulo, w rrleA To-.
Ind aua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13


may insert here a 5rief extract Of
the last sermon be ever had in prepare
ton for the pul2i.-;neomplete and new
er Preached. lis On "Christ dying for
bis enemies, aad Is copied rot as a speei-
men, for it is not, bat because i. is a
part Of his latest preparation for the
pulpit:
a love to 20 in thog ght and stand on
Calvary. Il is there can see Jesus
coming up the bill, fainting under the
cross, followed By q multitude who
/ elamor for his blood They each the
brow Of Calvary, aud / see Simon Law
down the cross, while rude hands seize
nv Master and stretch him upon il His
hands bad never done wrong, bis feet ia
/ error never wandered, get the cruel nails
tear them and hold him in writing
agony as they sear up the frightful cross.
1 The hours OF hss anguish move siowlF.
ard there IS terror IN the seems, for the
SUI tarns dark il TIE heavens, the day
turns into night, the earth treubles FROM
+ below, the Father hides bis face from the
Sufferer all be cries, Ny God, ny
i God, etc
Ia the darkness / draw nearer and
observe the final scene. As the last eap
/ Of suffering IS pressed to His lips, he
looks with pity on au the race, then
bows His head and tastes death for
every man
'''Oh, LAmh Of Gsal vas ever pain,
! Mas ever ievs iiks Thfnsi'n
4 AsAPssroR ne waz faithfuF oftsnsv
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01
Excitement Among the Female EN-
ployees of the Departments.

The commotion existing among the fc-
male employees in the different depart
'ments is widespread, consequent upon the
rumor that they are to be relieved as soon
as it eau be done gracefully. Indignation
meetings are frequently though clandes.
timely held, and an organization is being
effected for the purpose of defence against
Man, who, as an applicant for Treasury
clerkship or anything of that sort, is look
ed upon more than ever as a common enc
my. The alarm has extended to the col
ored porters, messengers aud janitors, of
whom there are many in public pay, and
wild reports are circulated among them
selves to the effect that conservative Con-
gressmen, aided by the new Southern dele
cation, will make a bold push next session
to obtain the dismissal of all colored en-
p!oyees, and TO fill their fat places with
the manned Union and rebel soldiers
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01
The Issues of the Day.

There are number of issues now be.
fore the people of the United States but
the three most important and leading
questions, which must soon be decided
one way or the other, may be briefly sum.
med up as follows:
l. Shall we give to the negro race the
right to vote, and thereby acknowledge its
right to demand social and political
equality with the white race ?
2. Shall we tolerate and defend dis
elimination in favor of the capitalist in
levying taxes to pay the national debt?
3, Shall we encourage an opposition by
Congress to the return of the Southern
States into the Union, on the terms EN-.
braced in President Johnson's plan of re-
union or reconstruction
The Republican party everywhere takes
the affirmative on these questions. The
Democratic party takes the negative. In
other words, the Republican says yes tc
all these propositions-the Democratic
party says no,
Let the people choose between them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01
From the Jackson { Mss. } Nevs.
The Condition of the Negroes,

The condition of a great many of the negroes
around this city, is really one to excite the pity
of the humane. Many ofthe poor foolish crea-
lures have left homes of comfort, under the de-
lusive idea that they had nothing to do but
to come to town, draw rations, and live without
labor. This did very we'll through the warm
weather, but how are they to get through the
Winter?
Many of them are living in brush houses, which
kept off the warm rays Of the Summers
sun, but which will be totally inadequate to
keep out the piercing colds of Winter We saw
yesterday morning family of backs--women
and children-living under a shed made of
planks one end resting on the ground, the other
upon pole elevated upon two forks. Under
this rude shelter the poor creatures were hud-
died like pigs and thus they are to meet the
inclemencies of Winter. Their fate can be easily
surmised.
Near this family there is another, living under
an old ragged tarpaulin, which merely answers
the purpose of seiye, 10 filter the water through
upon them.
And this is the case with hundreds of negroes
around this city. There is not employment for
all of them, here, even if they were willing to
work, and they seem determined to eight it out
on this line" rather than go into the country,
where they can be usefully ana proftably en-
ployed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01

A LONG FAREwELL.-TLs Chicago
Times, abiding to the shipload of New
England females about to sail for the Pa
ciic coast, as emigrants, gives tho anti
slavery howlers the following dig in the
ribs
"The tears which have been shed in
the North over the sundering of negro
families, is sufficient to furnish perpetual
water power, if collected, for the manufac-
tories of all Massachusetts. Necessity,
like brutal sl4vc-owncr, has seized upon
several hundred lovely young ladies of
the Bay State, has torn them from their
families, and will sell them TO the highest
bidders in Washington Territory, thous-
ands of miles away. Who will weep over
this rude violation of the family circle ?
No one. Philanthropy gazes complacont-
ly on the transaction, aud says nothing
because tue matter has no-votes."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01

A Coop PAPER FOR FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND
FRUIT GRowERs.-We have received No. l, Vol.
X of the Rural american, published at UTICA,
N. Y, which is much enlarged and improved;
and now takes rank as equal in value and style
to any other publication of its class in this coun
try. Indeed, if each issue shall contain as much
valuable and interesting reading, as the number
before us, we may very properly give the char
acter of being the best paper for farmers, fruit
growers, and their families, of its kind, in the
United States.
The Rural american is a l6 page quarto, is
sued on the LIST and 18th of each month, at$l so
a year, and every subscriber receives as era
tuity, sent by mail, post paid, Concord,
Delaware, or Hartford Prolific Grape Vine; or
six of Russel's Great Prolific Strawberry Plants,
said to produce berries as large as hens eggs,
and TO yield more than any other variety in ex-
istence; or splendid Engraving, 24x3o inches,
worth from $l5O to $500!
We understand that the proprietor, Mr.. Mi
ner, owns O farm, where he cultivates the choic-
est varieties of grape vines and strawberry plants,
which he sends free to subscribers to his pa
per This is something new to us-the g,ring
array of the best varieties Of these things besides
paying Tie postage on them, as Mr.. Miner does J.
His paper is worth more than he asks for 10 and
as every subscriber receives one or two dollars
worth of choice vines, plants, &C., we think he
ought to receive host of subscribers. He offers
to send samples of his paper free to all applicants
,lo ;Lo he, h.
commences (Jan. list, 1861 receive the paper for
1865 free, from the time their subscriptions are
received, and through 1866 for their money J.
The Rural American is an old paper, Of ten
years standing and hundreds of thousands of
vines, &C., we learn, have been sent free to its
subscribers, within two years. Address, 7. B.
MINER, Clinton, Oneida Co., N. Y.