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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
]. 'DIssOLUTToN.

Dissolution Of CO. Partrershfp. 90
THR RAHrEkksHTP HERErnFokE *
4 btiPg ,bs.wcea HsrEg yossgh aad 20 i'm
the crssssnt Ciig Hossls5s III sseaS disaolys6 By
mutual conssnt-yRI us Kahn retiring. hairy
Joseph, who eonfiaaes TIE busihess at tie Cd
stand 10 alone anthor zsd 70 asttls the basinass 81
The conesra. - HAIRY JosEPH,
b.1g..sa. e t'isd s'rJgLIus K&HEl I
5 : sept. esh. 1855 =. -, -. sseR7. swI
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-. = GOAL.
ap CITYMoTiCEs-


ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK,
! And now 70 d hereby ordefed and dir etsd b.
the Gem men oluacih &c the city 'Df EtauaxIile,
ing ioH or aajqAtag the seath-vest eide %
Church street, from elesry % Oak street. II
said city, cause the Sidewalks thereon 10 be
cause Sidewalk Of class No. Two 10 bs laid
down therecn with inthuts days frosa the pabli.
cation Of this order. lfss rFs s-.s
City. clEk,s Qnoe. Esplsnbsn lAn -lses.a 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

CEkLED PRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
- ststhA GsEaty Auditors Office untff Tuesday,
septsmber ~ b, IseST for, EarthWeEks 70 be done
% the sast side Of TIE WsgnoF's Creek Bridge, IN
Ferry tqwnship. For pArtfeniAFs snquirsAf any
once. v1CTOB BIsOH, auditor
. EvauasfIIS, Sept s. iss5s iSf C ts-s hssT-sf
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Farm for Sale.

DRIsso DEsfBoUs OF CHANGING MY L0-
DpatiaB and ocenpationsI ci0r ny Farm for
safr,, eortAining 2l0 acres 100 acres being Ia o
tIkH state Of cultivation, With all essary
teoinalsr 20 bear said Farn, in Ia a,ii' aorth
ofsEvansvilie and three miles west Of ST. Jacobs
Church. on tho ". o. Railroad. Title perfect.
For further particulars enquire the premises,
o. by letter to Cynthana, Possy connts, Iud.
au2s-tf A. u. WILKINkOE.
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SEED ) &.

u 'HIETT BAGS PRIMEs RECEIVED 1SD
l. for ALE q rsdnced .prirss, by..s;-- ! So =
lTssptG. t3alA tiAz N174-sf11s Emmy Eco -
- et soffsssIa siia59se as ts5E5ls = = "a
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DIED.

sEELT--on the afternoon Of saoddsys sapfsms
Der 4sh. 1885, DIT. THoHAs I. sEELr. in ths.ssE-.
snty -sseond year Of his age, 90
g "a. ksIssp IN Js sss- biesssd Steps 51a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07


.a9TToTTTT3UTruE
ser Among other things, the fol-
lowing will always be- fOunas In
our stock; .ssaaa 80 sss 81 sl1snssn
.Msos' Fine sewed Calf BOoas....... s.sa
- ST Oh - ssSs ..,ss Il:
......-. .f;taM saPseesal0aif RsOEalx1a -.
.-s,- - -. 90 Mp - 4 s......s...
'-s; : =. Graip .LsalAs lsso " ..s-s-s-l.E H.
......hoys Calf
kiR Rses.ssassssz.s......s..sz
-,...--. GrAtp IssiheF ns-fs, ..................
..,...... .' aad childfeas' a Plutu and Cop.
..pss Firrsi y = -
Ladies. Gievs caIf Cosrre.s Boots l.........
........ " nssaaas.s RonsR ............
.-s1aa1's Goat So .sssii u ~ ............
l...-.. @aa yaii@--s oSsr4ess a.. ............
......-rsass1 Kid So tse $50
s..--.1 90 esrks eaters aud Balmorais........,
.sss'. mfuSea' roiish Boots, in Calf Goat aud Kid
......Corgrsss Boots. IN Goat, Kid aud Cloth
E..... Misses and Cbildrena' Copper Tipped Shoes
..-..-. tHsAvy, Medium aId Fins...........-......
l....--. ~ Thee ggods are maas ffew..........
... bsitsE steoA thas i mAse-u e h 3 .,..,.,..
1A'',r- siiJs eRa A. better styles, ngn "a &,,~.4
I..,.s Htsrs pan viii give salIsiaetiob. -.
a
l..sf.l ~ Nefell % goods thar have paid s...A
i........ prem y claslnaAu Iosbers. ors&......
....-... 'fany othef mao, bus bave them .......
........ from the moo that make Them and ......,
t.r.tsqf seuFseeas sclt woada At very bow ....l..
F-''''- 49, HiNra a".iaaN afIH"
r..v-- 80 Fhankfal for the yssy ntsrsI I. Al. 3
s.-..-... patronage which We have rseslved In .sl
......... the past three months We hope 10 .....-
s....... merit larger share, with our IA. ......
A....... tsnsve stock aud New and Eisgant .......
@....... Styles. .......-
$1,000 - - 'fstest Ds~AeFs ~ NAe ss.ssss-=
-.,,.a.. ca. GA .ceanaS sapssatsswt slzz-.s'
T'''s''' y ~ A~@ANFs IN IN HfHf -ssss.ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

-a',a .y.is'.s=s az~isz'z-zsB- 'sasiaisxss -,
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Notice to Contractors

lss7 Notice to Contractors. saai .
uyHE CoMM0N COUNCIL on THE orr 0F
i Evsnsvfiie Will fsosiye sse.ed prf posAts unfll
fbes1Isa day Of SsptkIDbsr, s85, for grnding The
Ailsy sitDate 40 Blgek ks.s ssgFpslth ,knisrge4
ineBt. p ~
BgondeE Of the Conoril 81 lifN . bs Z
A. N. McGRIRF, Clerk
cftY Clark = oaeee, sapte taterls 4sss' asA1 s4
80 - sstusfsH sfFs-2i Unlen e0py
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9-TuT nx4issos.rt 1eToerasS !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

DITTsBURG GOAL AND COKE. In quantities
L 90 mitpuschasess. - 80
REITz a HAEEY.
EAA q gs9'Eet Canal ssd rasls Steals
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DENTISTRY.

: MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
- I,. O. r,uHctrd Vithuui u.iu o. uo charge
BE- 90 lus'Ityl, l,sh. i'rzut ul teeth insorte
With ur 81 .Ihsut H.tfA,uur ne fDpt-. Al operations
vufruIrd. 4. Jay NlliliEA n, Gtaud y, ~ o
hooks u..l l'Hs 'Nn.. Slt
A SIR Of1I.iU on SILVER OR Rl'R-
Lh''l 10 fu ti. uu f0l' tlt to t.2 rcrtal piore-
cold, 30, .t,r % uc. tnoft. Teeth ovtm-'ci viii.
u,t pn.u, 90 LNi wIIh tUll or other fuFs 5n cts 60
.t,,,l. Do, d.. NIiLths, tj DJscf,, ,pls~t, ~"
90 ..Ui.t $50
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ESs.Rts"TIOy.

A ~ SINESS Ed CNIION-bDDKkiE
n .IL, ~riting, arithmetic, spelling, grammar n-
culC Terms Is 20 go per quarter l.sl,e.' 80
BOscg, COZ canal 81. open every day and even
iur. 10
HANJO INSTRUCTION Bl HENRY e..
ia dEp. 4. uDiI-ON, The champion han ptss aut
mcst .kim teachers liviug. who guarantee rct'r-'
kuow ledse u the banjo in one quarters lees 81
broadway, cor Amity o.. al
(ANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT ny
- the renowned joins DODAN, us last Ncuston
o. Terms 80 per course ot iussous. banjo O supp
Tor quality ON hand for sale. do
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s,OpsuS. CARRIAGES. &o

EARRlAtlSN 80 GkOCERS, PLUMBERS,
- r1ptC.r Nud l.uiu,rs srou. Of at kinds. EO,E-
asNs and lurgIps. sc'oul hNui Ssronr hnruoss,f
sod hots', sn,liuf cheap 80 Nov,bs IT. BrBn. 3il
IGOR SNlF-NpRlSG CART, HARNESS
4 'nd We. h OF ~uo,sslc gsoop. Inquire loo WEI
sIt"r. 80
I,JE SAlI-A BEAUTIFUL SOREEL
I'ran, It ntu'a h.sh, N,,aisu.4, mud and kirf
80 tuuus ur Hil.i, latrtts, sfyIfu driver o. inf
'HfTtro saddle. uI r,I .. r., hU tt.u ut as " 20
60 tt ll tie ls.ksultl suup ~
ENOR SAIL GOOD INPRESS OR ROAD
maze, q gu1 ycats odd. l'I.tS $50 and &l9H
each. t,r' mare Suitable for rplt 50, all sound
u.u hind. 10 tIa Wellington 81 ~
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pAS, AGE TOANp FROM GREAT BRIT,
4 L 4
s'Ogi SasH AND 10 LET.

4 WELL TIMBCEFD FARM, $50 ACRES
Ithr,rN Y.& >. y. y for .tp, a. s.rfiiicc, by -
,otr f.Nu ouI Nt country, wanting business, would
c.chautc ior .Io.e' az lplor ore a. rartie, CO
go Ano back SAN. DAY. Arpb atlAhlENs, ~ j..
N..Inusi ~
4 FtEN IOE SALE CHEAP IN MORRIS
- 'uuty, near Norri'tovn, one mile from dolo',
out. ulia'nss, al nearly 80, abundance Of fruit
v,u q wtcr NJ doof stream ot Mstcr iunnn'
uro'gh iafm. \gp.' Of AHiR STEM - h'
30 ,D 4. so
I'DG SALt-NT 4 BAkGAIN, 4 1EAT .
Z g, snd hasement house, ham, So. with q ncrs
ot o. y cultivated and. fruit IN abundance situated
rtr lnpure NJ uuuer for fc~ day,, at the I.cturp
-tlrr. .ad Auaniir'' liookln hetWcen iloyt NM
Bond ne. III
IGOR SALE-2o COTTAGES, Sl,luO 70
J. 500, 10 elegant dwoliinrs with I N 4 lo'.
; ,aD6 70 $50 ..y, pAymcnt'. i'o lot,, sac 70
IN c'IAs 4. MILLER Atlantic ave- Fat SCI
IGOR sal. * 10 LET, A SMALL FARM
/ con--,iit % hou-r spd BAN with II acres n
tine cI'tirs'. lRrL v.il abundance Of fruit, n'N
wAyrrl, rt"tou, !. !. l'nce rIuD.. Terms % 'u,'
Appy 90 Tho .nc'ui7 siose, 300 Atlantic H. Boob
~. SALON STATEN ISLAND, ON
I.nl.rr lf rsilfond, Lntr AnnlndAi,. s'fr.
',,.t i.auc .trooSbn 80
IpE NALL chEAP-A EEAI DulTAHL
-....u ZOO. B. n. ON lllh u, hes j, nd 9TH ~
o.d no,,..i. ivy To ~
IOlr, 10 an. WITH rLENTY or
Ia li..t on rpc,' o,o,,nl nd for" H. IT, 3D.
o j. MONTREAL 90. .'H.' r. ''-
N,ToEAGEI OrIl a"Jrl,J.. NcoW iHL
| - I.Ur orrf..l ''.'. l..' .r' ihe h'"'
I. ,.UiM.'.. -s'
',o l..--Ioe. '>p Ia&1 1Nck
Il ..,.... ..- .f'. u r'. "t H"J' L. ~
o-n,'r m,...or .l..p.'ni.c., o-.i- mag
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AtCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NnTlCT---3oo C'Sl> pNuTS
n lnd 70. .,'cso'd At aur. io0. on " I.,. ia,
itsN so'c.ok % Che st'ss eft g. tNh.. y
soNs. No. y Tour ondt 10 'i
n W'EkT. AUtI., OItiCI 3 N~TOE
-. rac,. s., ,u.sd-', at occ.-. .., .to
htrtesct Nc.. i,arr'on ~hislcv and uuIolI .Iu
s"vrral to.'., o. 'o,k a.c and saoi oH,r OF. ia
ErREl LEASE AZ NCTlON-tr III
CO. TO-. ON Moudt,, NV H,I. U.s. .., TOO 81
..cck. \. u. uill hc -od Al Public Auction, to the
h-hc,t rater. al ,dc luNtc sc,urii,. .o lem %.
.,l yuus nom The ls' da, Of jun. l-i' .cH-c 90
.,.t OF sp1',' y. IT, ~ 1'iyof Ncu go I.i.'
s"n. N'u |ui.,,, % the po,ut wh,'c g., ola i.u..
~ rsl,t i'd. u. sItur Oh" th'us .,i 70 Do. .Hfth
g' ~u'' oittN point The iNndmt r.." T ''uha-
t"ul,uouf 10, ,untttuns and covenant. of tho
'.-c ." .ttt' u'ub ictm OF ter ,r'- f'
ZOO, cuf' e. uto hv tine Iorpo-af .uI, N.H '.l. Pc
atd % an"l,yraur ~ the office OF tNc ,oupr1,c. .
y %, ',,Ww,t,io1ci OF ~, '.HNh' una
TNlEN STABLE II AUCTION. ON
srH,s ho .s hsfness right wu.ou. sell us.Nc. ls2
II DOUGHTY. NCTR, VIII SELL
4'i. iii. usr, 10 90. ociock. At sales. som. -
>'..1u -. -'r'lnl '.orimcni o' tou.oHoi iutn.
't''I- u.tti's-'. lounrns, vsfdralcs uiIcrr>c. 81
nlR~uN> WHO HAVE AETlCII~ rlslg,d
vith 10 1r' ir'pcctul' IcIu's'ri 0. redeem th'
''i.g ~ We ~. e'.i"f, 90, 3, h.a..n,"'r
DNWNBKrNER'S SAIF-U. ,k,ION
viii coll GA be q D. trft. a. % ,gri..ue IT, rcu-
,-l assof're't Of ,u. .,'uei -.".' %, urts. of D.
" TANLNN 60. O.,
- s. \. BCGAEf NCTlONflE~, TINS
.da, r. 90, ,'clct NJ IN, sale. ..,lr 10 No.tt
William a. large auI ext, assortment ui hor-'
tnd WrrI'uf' OF rtIIf KIND aud dcsrr 0' on, stt'
lui If 20 pc's % , o'r.nok ~
\NIlIINN~Bl' EGH AUCrItN >OTl, l.
w po.t,-re fio,p ..t rao.!q, o. ,crorr, off tn,
. weather. in Nuuirl MAY la. l-bs nIitk =
. tFf 4, trh 'sta'c Ant huusc o. c't of .t trauu
Do. -. 30 f1i'fU sa.t. NuutH., MR. 'Hfl. L o'r'
r.-9n. on I'M, t.,ui e. 80 toir,de 49, ,'i.h =,
t|r" t'U"r sud ltl tnItTt sam. Nuus' AMI To-. COW
q" mo- Iu1r,. tt., uli. bed lnd .rH.. painted
.".Ws %. al.c un 90. Ia. o. of y. s tHhI. ..i
WILLIAM ,DROTI, AU,TE. Otrl.E 3.
. lt. .s,i of.I N..', 800 .. ..".t H...|N . Do.
...H o. ...,.'' 70 'uI"i.. Ni 81, .H. s..t
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, I.Igl~T" CtsnfN .r r..l'.
, II. r. IHr .L ,.| .., ..,. 900. O. GO,
.I. |i. r..'I bot. Iur
ln.....f ~. .HH ..1 .ir.I.-. r'I. o.. .of.
o. ..'I NI'., h' - i.I COZ NG-
|"\ h.', store, 900 'o'ct5. one door a. oyr an
4 NEWSPAPER NNp CANDY STORE
- '-l..ou'.u tH 900 Ave. H. II
AuALTINlIRE>T ~ " ~TtBil>HED
r.,.ino hu-'lr. .. Doe gwen g.. . sH.t! am N
.p.I f.us'. Ur.. 9hU 500. .p C...rc -. u..
ton -. Room -. t.utoor. 90
At NE'ErdN, PORTER HOI ~. NrH
4 ..,. ' . IOf So, lu.t.,I Iu %, 70, Oh. .u,.-
- ,rt 'u tHn,.f. near Oh, t'cp.''- a, .. 400
.li 'h.' u.o Nn.soi 'icI.,.r i,a' l... 10 on
I"ti,.s p. a.' Canal -., Me- Net g. %,
HLhChNMlTH ShuP rOE SALE, WITH
- ion... 49,, do.n' roo' tl-uc... ttp,' trtIp.
l"uNN SC N,tl.e md \o.t ant syes. n'.,u. .,o
ErR ~ALr-N TIN leTH WARD. A
i Nlk EnIud iuIuirr r' tl'''tEltk PLAIi'~
~ o.. d" Saloon. tH' 81 b.. tct ioAIH.tur ana
+lI ave. 50
EOE SAI'-N SEtT LITTLE GROCERY
store, nov uu|lr atuud hg.irr-s, and al. Dec -uI
c.'.p 'ur ot-l. A-'p part 90. ft' ,u-ui.u.t $3.50 ur
D Of un rr- '"ntn.' tonne. to- .HtcIhrs, ar,lr 3
fI.t i,'h %. -
EOE SALE or 10 REST-A FEtNCH
Deer I'd tc.''u 'nt ~ , r. tt' 'W,.r"',''. "a.
B. ..Dio', 80, Apih az l'nN Io"ry 80 %"
L'OR SNlL-A NEWS utIOT -IAED
sai .,It" Nrgl, 20 e. No''o. ri. r.r- "-
iou.' 81. Z.
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WANTED.

WTANTrD-2 NFN WHO THOROUGHLY
, y, ~. .p5. ~. '' '.,rf "a p,,Sns iuin.''
NEANTEU-GlEt~ TO NTrNn RVAlp-
" .ur l..,h nee anil .or ,.l ..... H,uc Iui 900.
l'.'.n''I JOY. A.ry,tI. -,..ssst 70
NANlrp Is \ STOEL-NN OPERATOR
" On N 4 w. aIchIs,. y .iv A. o. .i ave.
&c., 800 ana sos g. Alderman pre- ici 81
NIANTrl-N GOOD IrHuGSTfEEE ON
''l''. 's'r' s"' 'r-'.r. AZ . R.o'd-
NEtNIru-k TNNNN tuR MAKING
GOO -1I,. At o. Ne.'r 'tr'gt iHsmeih.
NN-uNiE SHIRT HANDS WANTED To
w r.'. ou .h'' l"'v rir..c ~. u1 sk.t' v'n
p At WISE. Ei,nlI> q Cthr. 'ui.e' cNi
\EtNiM-Huor >KIUT FkNuS, Poo.
W b. note. suri.l,viuing to learn. Anr.ttopAN
2 uuHIoN. j, rark ri'ce ~
(IANTrD-,no >lLk AND MANILA
w hW.s ln." 'iste gort T. so. o. to 'S'.....
81 -os5.,t. q, iaaSin ~ ~ 90 ''''' oa
N-NNT.p-2 BOOT MANEES, TO 60 \
w 'hJti ..flc. ~ tNc count; or rt-.I 1u'
II, "a. oup.o ",ut. CAL az JOB ~aucc :" Hou 4. Co
NIIANTrp-lo GOOD OPERATORS ON
w while sf.ft.. none tut rool uauds u.,I auu
stI N,cC.
NtANTEi-A BRASS COCK NtkIE. BY
w T.. ti> NN-uN, 80. rrcen - rcnr uutdipt
NEANTrp r .oo LNBogtgN, d STONE
w m,.on.. li.s ma-u. 10 ..o.s on k,n, asc
C'lIE''BNSps ..,
\NANTEu-3 GOOD RRlCKLAli.RS &C
W 's' .ilci 20 Nutk! 1- on s.~D-s. Nhniv '-un-
$40. ou t''vo.k. ravoua ave, 'cIs.. C,t,. "n
WASTED IMMEDIATELY - NEVLi;Al
-u1t rt'eu be- p ant 'Hi D'H.-.'"'. 'u ~ BE-
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AuI SENENEs.
RARNrMS AMERICAS MUSEUM

DAkNIM'S AMERICAN MUSEt NJ
AFTERNOON At vVFNtNG ATTN
The exciting l'rana ia Thrs Ne,
NNEill.ID or, the EtbkkN SNbhl|
tucctltr Nltu th. amusing IDr'
tOiN IONES.
MDkNINt ~ ~
rlIE EuONE FAMILY .CuMnINAIl'N
~ INED ASH TiEGNNr fNTFETNiNN ..
pTNDkNpt : NV H. AlIl DBL. ..s
~ I\It "a tAtN - ll'I INf.
N''..-I NNp RIDER iNIMlNtu "I
Nl N'UI = StkpEN & CpNNlktl l\.t .t..''.
l.ut ltI lCItNG~, llIHrNllu tAltk J.. l.l..
MNuNEuFFFS BOHEMIAN tLAs- lloN ~
~ \-S STEAM fNGlSES IN MOTION.
] d Woman, GiAute,s CttcAstAn IltL - N's
lt.m. OUgIs t,faud Nguaria, . million Gus 90 go
\'msi"n "a ecuu. thilur'u under ten u '"h' y
!ult CuNli}, 70 lROADWAN-IiL
'N.Ett ~ 'EFOSCuprlCuN is nov "a
''Ii,n'. -'"N .,aiue, coinpris ns tie hn'f a..
'r '.9' ' N... .rt ...fu,s OF ~ count zee r'''
,AW.''' vt..' f,ip,tut, OF irht never heio," Al
i.h'd ~ HHu soc 20 g. ems. .,vt sIurrt. luoir
Nctrr'la' and -aN"Hf.,Ht " y. w. AZ
l VNHE Hlrru.Nt ,f:uN - HAVE lOl
/ 4 Htl.N BOO va tutD.-f
l..l -u,..' ID. i. o.. ,io.' o.. Mu.,,,
D. 500, eco.
Matinee "vcD "~'ur.dav sud Ss,utds, 80.
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WANTED.

W NV T. ~.
4 RTIrICIAL FLOwERS-wANTED 30
20 5rt7 'he.' 90 'or'e I'D hand imine ii''..
Ussl FIX ,sIi ' ,,ss . ,'."a,., rr
5 RTlFICAL FIONTE CUTTER ANp
tlsvsr.'d. A. Cur. AuIE>, & 60. 81
! SITUATION A. CoA"HNAN-B Y \ .
,',,,aa cotGHN,S ~, 55',i, .ls 6gd,a '7f
1 tuEEMAN WANTED At ONCt FOR 4
e.. Cu' h7cro tNto~ Nls' 20 ~rN 1r.
voll recommended. Nddr - lo1 d. E.s;.u
4 WOMAN WANTED TO 10 GENERAL
~. - lot -, 80 hnr.. At th' fr.H.o. lirI'-,
t}Ol WANTED To OTfV OYSTERS NNp
~" lim.'ii generally us.iu. 'sp., - D. .l.h
.Em WAN1tr-AN ACTIVE. Nrlli-
''o'". Argy'o IONS w.uil\re No 3. Non
ROY WANTEu-Ar BOOKSTORE. ,
''Wst"r a. nu.tt 10 vel recommended
k"i WANTED Al RAYS BtkrRi. 2,i
> tosc-.. q 'it work.
RiEB'E WiN1ED-A iutENrYM\N
for -.tgr4a, sud suuaa.. AMY Mt "a Nv.
rNl>HFES WANTED 30 GOOpCuN-
'I''rHt Haris eaut.d - once o.. week or picc, %
60 vac. KhntiiLn . BiCL ~ n.asa-
Y AkEB WNNTFp-TO GO ~ TIN C,ur-
- ~ .ooo-s on iirrd. $50. 90 pics. s.r. ND mp
- hard Inquire OF DAVID ltCK no VA
CALVES RLADpEg> WANTED NPrl.Y
- ~ IT, aud rs themtcss =. y. 200
CARPENTERS WANTED - TWO GOuu
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06
Political.

The Union State Convention Of Penn
svIvania. that was TO meet at Harrisburg,
july 10Th, has been postponed until further
notice probably until September. .@.1a
II is stated that Mr.. Etheridge is q can
didate for Congress. He denOunces the
Tepislsture Of Tennessee as a'"bogus con-
eern.n and asserts that slavery has IS
much legal existence in that State IS II
evar hsd. The Union men are desirous
that Colonel Hawkins shall make the race
against him.
The Louisville Journal, although oppo-
sing negro suffrage at present, says that
Gthe question is not whether the negro can
aver be trusted with the ballot under any
eiyen get of circumstances. Thst has been
done even in the South without harm and
it may and very probably Will be done
again" .s.r-t.... r.. 5l
The Democratic journals are predicting q
spIit in the Republican party. II tins
should happen, It is suggested that Fresi-
dent Johnson, as an old tailor, will be aDie
70 repair the breeehes without difficulty.
The New York Herald desires to know
Il Hvhether the Southern States shall make
their four millions of emsncipated blacks
political balance of power for the South,
or permit the Northern abolition radicals
70 use this element of political strength
against the South That is the questioH."
The New York. Daily NeiOs Ben Wood's
paper) is out for negro suffrage. 1t takes
This position, il ssyf, not from any morbid
love for the negro, but on the broad demo-
cratic ground that in republic the 1lgnl
of voting iFheres in citizenship and thA'
when The black ceased to be slave, ne be
came a citizen, subject only TO State regu
Istions in the exercise Of bis franchise. sAi
| tba Ne,Ds Is the recognized organ OF th'
rebels. it is TO be supposed they have con
cjuded TO favor negro YotiRg asa means 0
| expediency. i.'.'a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06
Epeeimens of 1he ChiynIry.

1 wrote (ssys letter dated Macon, Geor.
gis, June l5lh), you how q white. woman
had shot her negro servant, at .FOrsy ID,
upon slight proVocatiOn, the other day.
She csme down TO report herself 10 VIII
son, fearful of consequences, and demand
ing protection. Wilson promptly expressed
his disgust At her "VulgsriLy" in shooting 8
fellow creature, and told her TO protect
herself
"WelL" began tho woman, snivelling
her excuse, she Was insolent, and (snivel-
liDg) l do not allow no nigger to be inso.
lent to me. 1 called 10 my little daughter
to bring mo the pistol, and (snivelling sll
the while), I held her with my left hand
and with my right shot her in the head. -
Here q stsrveling tWo-legged brute Of
the masculine "Chivalry,p of Macon, who
had accompanied this female specimen Of
Forsyth to the General, and who hsd once
or twice ''put in, TO the great irritAtiOn OF
the young arbitrator, had the infatuation
to bring up the rear of such an outrageous
confession with thespassionate Endorsement
beyond all patianra hps,y IN T.
Killed her pity ye had't killed her y In
an instant our agoung America with two
stars (msy he have the third some day.
collared miscreant, and with two Rell-oe-
livered kicks, sent him flying of the YER
ands into the clutches of guard, ,sWho
took him 10 durance vile on bread and wa
ter, with the Generals parting assurance
that if he ever attempted to-illustrAle. prse.
tically his sympathy for such outrageous
conduct he shonld be hung without eere-
mony. Bully for "Young America r.
Wish we had few more Wilson's, '@z''r
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KesLerday REenlngls EdIti0n.
THE ROUE1H AZ REV YORK.

--1'--1T ;.t'-1 izil NEW YoRK, july 8. a.
The seth Anniversary Of our Indepen-
denee was observed here yesterday with
sll the ectGt Kew Yorkers could give tothe
occasion. The military display consisted
ofihe 25th regiment of infantry, cavalry
and artillery accompanied BY thirteen
bands, and was received with the greatest
enthusiasm sloDg the line of march. The
returned veterans had perfect ovation.
A dinnernwas given to the Irish brigade,
and the wounded sick and well soldiers
we're entertained at the Stste Soldiers De-
pot The City Assembly Rooms, Regi-
mental ArmOries, and other places the
shipping in the harbor, was finely dscors-
ratec, and puble and private bull ings
we're hung with flags and streamers. The
streets we're full of fair women and brave
men, and in the eevening fire works in tie
various squares and other localities closed
the day in blaze Of glory.
At Gettysburg the day was celebrated
with great enthusiasm, and the corner
asO4fO. u sne BUIulers 8 monument was LAID
with the most impressive ceremonies. At
daylight one hundred guns were fired. At
10 O'Clock In the morning the procession,
headed by Major General Geary, moved
from the main street of the town, and the
cemetery was reached at few moments
before Ii o'clock, where the exercises were
opened with prayer snd a discourse by the
Rsv. DIR. Tying, OF this city. At
ter the reading of q letter from
President Johnson, regretting that ILL
ness deprived him of the pleasure of
being present, the ceremonies attending
the laying of the corner stone we're gone
through with, General Howard, The Orator
Of the Day, then delivered an eloquent
Grafton on the sacrifices of the private
soldiers, which was followed by the poem
Of the occasion, Thoughts Of the Time
and Place" written and read by Colonel
Charles u. Hslpine. The exercises were
concluded by an address from Governor
Curtin