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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
EEnbits Of NNi.a Geese.

The American Cgc'opedia has tie follow.
ing remarks upon the habits and instincts OF
wild geese
'lhe fight Of wild geese is performed
p without noise. and with an order which in
dcates considerable intelligence; each in.
divdlal keeps its place in the ranks, the
male bird at the cal OF the triangle or line
when 1t becomes tatigued retiring TO the rear
and the mex; one coming forward to take the
leading and most taiguing position; they
follow the leader blindly, sometimes to their
own destruction. Their sight and earing
a:e acute. and whine they feed or sleep, a
sentinel is always on the watch to give them
f, the alarm at the approach of danger. The
awkward cit, outstT-'"hed neck, gazing
mouth and disagreeaDie v0iJe have o9'nioei
for tha goose the character of upidity, ~,
l.; realityIt Is remarkably intelligent tE.Jm
the hight at,which they hy, their resting o.
the w.,ier, and their vigilance, they are very
dI3.cut to obtain, fact viii ii has found *
preston in the SAVING. ga ih goose c}ase,
indicating the hopeless pnrsuit OF ahy ob,
ject. The flesh is not very wholvsoae nor
dioestibie. The are not very p0ygamous
making their r.csts on the ground. ad are
very fnd Of their mates the ynung-.ss able
to walk as soon bora, and feed OF their
own accord
Wilson the orni,hologis5, vouches for the
following story, which shows the facility with /
which The wild goose NAV be dvmesticated, I
and a; the sam- time the force of old habits
Mr.. Platt of Long l5lan.I. \. Y. wounded F.
slightly wild goose, 7hch he caught aaG
carried home. It was a female, and VA.
turned into his ward with flock f common .
gees. II soon became tame and famil.as,
aud in lil,,e time It's wounded wing entirely
healed. Ia the following spring. when the .
vi 4 geese emigratcd tp the > orlhwarA. .
flock pissed over NJ. Pla.i's BARNARD. aud .
iu-t al lbar ne meEt their leader happened to .
sound ii, bug.r note, orr gDDse, remember
ing the wei known sound. spread IL wings. .
joined the travellers and soon disarueard .
Ia the succeeding autumn, Mr.. Pll,t Laparn- +
ed - be siardingIn lis yard, when lock .
rasscd lirecil, over his barn. At that H. /
stiat lie observed three geese Ge;aeh them I
se'ves from The r-st an! after sh-eliay round (
several times. ali-Lt il the middle o. tie .
yard. raLiIe h.s Sarpr.,e and p'clsI-. .
W IN. Is certain we''-rem inbred signs. lie /
recognized IN one Of the three his long lost .
Fugitive Ii was she indeed. She hIi triv.
el nanv hundred miles t. the lakes. and had (
there ha.cIel a,d reared her oiTspring and .
hal nnsv returned with ler little family to
share with them the sweets O. civilized lie"
-N-c Lay'dHi Ea5m-r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

- B. KING. Special Agent of the Treas
y .ury Department. for the saie OF REVENUE STAMPS
VIII redeem MUtilated Treasury notes and Fractional
rency. Office with D. Cameron Post Once BIock OF
a"ta, Illinois june 10 'o5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
2rofess!oual Cards.

J. : L)ThRoP. HENRY MAYO.
I OTHROP K MAYO. Attorneys < Coun-
seiors at law VIII practice In tie CULrts Of La
sde AID adjoining ccuiigs Agencies ad Teya.lcing
lfonptly attended TO- Collections made and promptly
hiltttt AR, al leei busi placed in will
t;re immediate ar careful attention Ofic. south side
OF Main street directly cY osc The Court House ottawa
Illinois June 10 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

Jar. J. o. q NAR3IS.-OFFlCE over T.. !.
- Gdzs-- Dru- s--s R-.i-u-e Man Street. Bot IT
Foz River. seIt- iH. 4sG!-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15
GTONEBRAKER'S
y NERVE, BONE s. CORN
IMMINENT FOR MAN Or BEAST


Warranted to cure RheQrlatls!N,. SpcaIns,
>welled joints, Sore Throat Frosted feet, Pois-
ons, Sores and Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns,
Mumns letter, Pains in the Limbs and back,
Sweeny. on man or beast Saddle or Collar Calls,
Distemper, Scratches &c. on horses and Mules,
and all diseases requiring an externa! Remedy;
All who know Stonebraker's Lniment Will
testify that it is the most popular Lininaent ever
sold in any countro, and that it has given per
feet satisfaction whereverit has been Introduced,
takiug the place Of al others. This is strong
evidence of its great power in removing Pains,
Swellings, &C., both on man or beast No Lin
iment has yet been made to equal it. It only
needs a triad to prcTu = good effects:
Il. STONEBRAkER,
Funkstown Nd.
For sale by our agents
Z. S. LEAD3EATER s CO.,
oc Ism Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15
IaIaARD7NNAR RE! II lard W,AREs!s
JAMES IF GARLIN

JAMES F: CARLIN,
Wholesalea and Retail Dealer nall Descriptions
OF SHELF 6 HEAV5Y@HARDW
ss Respectfully calls the attention Of purchasers
to his very large stock consisting in part as fol-
lows; viz: s.. pa. zssg s r5.
Hammered Iron, usual sizes. s. a.,.
Refined Iron, all sizes.
Horse Shoe Iron.
Nail Rods, Norway Iron.
Cast and Shear Steel.
Blistered Steel, Americanand English.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Anvils Vices and Bellows
Sledges,4 Hammers Pincers.
Springs, Axles, Hubs, spokes
Felloes, Shafts, Poles, assorted sizes.
Nails nd Spikes, cut and wrought.
Horse Shoes, Axes and.ans endless variety of
articles;lall ofsWhich will be sold low for Cash.
.s5sFs- JAMES r. CARLIN,
oct 14-tf No. 63, King St., Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15
Official returns have been received By the
Saeretary of the Commonwealth from So conn

Official returns have been received By the
Secretary Of the Commons from So conn
ties sof the vote On the proposition 70 amend
TIE article Of the, Constitution Of Va, which
prohibits any person from holding office under
said Constitution who has ;sheld Office under
theso.called Confederate Government, oryunder
sny rebellious. ase Government. or who has been
amember Of the so-called Confederate Congress
oraimember of any State Legislature inrebel-
fionagainstI the authority OF the U.. s., except
mo therefrom county officers. g From. the Off
daIreturDs and the repor received from tour
teen other counties, it appears that only e,772
votes we're po!lad il pposition to the proposed
amendment. sd S .zt<.s.a 81 a3z
The following counties voted unanimously
for the amendment: s ss szEs=saa< .l Ss.5
Amelia, Boteto ourt, Brunswick, Caroline,
Charles City Gulpeper, Essex, Gloucester,
Goochl and, King George, Lancaster, r,s Luenburg
Mecklenburg,A1ii d dddillesex, y Northamp Pow
hstan, Prince Edward Prince lVV illiau, 3Spot,
glYania w arren and W sst.noreland 49, s.: @ -, =
sW 8 are informed thatins several counties no
gote was. taken on the CONSTITUTE amend
ment. = I Richmond. epublic. 5ols1sEea 4
Brigham y Dung says he has men, muskets,|
pistols, cannon and mmunitioni enough, and
men to use them, and that he will use them It
the Genliles comesto 4 Utah to interfere With
polygamy He ,deDounces lthe Government,
and declasesss that he viii be- the Governor Of
Utah forever. ss. .t@ @4 s,.4S'.s}5 #55..s2-.,
We have heard ose laany e1tsaordlrar r. per
formances Of Gov. BroWnloW, but the latest
featchIonicled Of him issthar he3recently whip
ped two Confed derate soldiers one of whoin,.lt
IS said, cursed Mrs BFownloW because she
refused him aims Fighting is E-ro!e for
theGoveraor: be generally ytakesi5 OUT IL PERI
talking
Sone. time ago Mrs. General Grant lost a.out
five kpna1e3! doliacsStrom aerpocket, or had Il
picked OF that amount. Wl1hln a, few days
she has received az aLouymCus letter enclosing
onehuDdred dollars, which the writer says he
Trong.ully obtained from her IIls.c5 science
Vas com aFo.Dised on she*ra5ens:0a Q! tour hun-
died. dollars .a as1 s}'
fke lsses: 81 giisf peEs aanoune= t!:e d sta
ofDr. Richardson nsheiex!cograp pher at the age
ofniaesy5e Al asing dictionaries saiosear.-1o
bea healthy business IL was only : tet5F lsys
agogthatwe announced the: deatn 81 III. v OF
seeSter, oi Boston. az the age Of e1ghfyE-ene
Walker, seo, lived to q COED. o!d age: Dr
johnson was sevenlSy fl 6 when he-liej, AID
the late u oah IseosseT- died at eislltg-h7e. -
Apor5on Of Gen. Hancock S corps has been
sentfrom Hartford, ConnAto Augusta, Maine,
most p1osatGly t. be staJioaed on the frontier
asa eheez upon Fenian raids into lanada
The ostensiose reason assigned, far this move
nentis that e. British officer led eoInpang
safnarines acress the frontier OF tie Ui.l5sd
Mates ,oa arrest deser5ers when tie lnaF!nes e
dsseiyes dz1dlng 5aev were oe 9, soEs.s:1 ~,
:i392lG2tl0U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!

A safe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds,
Distempers, Heaves, Hide bound, Worms, Bots,
Scurvey, Sc, in Horses, ',oSs OF cHd Black
Tnnrue ETC. in Cattle. ------
, 1865-10-10

JaStatSrGGd, UnderdOmner Og SkriUer'
m hi 1 ChriStia#sfed'S Jurisdiction paa
st. Croar q; A,ho~i~~.
~ Tor vitterligt: at efter Begi~ring
III af Enkemadame Judith Cooper i Hen
hold til allerh6ieste Beviliing af l2te Mai
1865, indka des herved med Aar og Days
Varsel, at mode i Christiansteds Jurisdic-
lions ordinaire B~ythingsret, SON holdes /
Stadens ofentlige Retshuus No. 10 Ill Kon-
gems .ade, eIler paa det Sted som Retten da
matte holdes, den eden Tirsdag i Deem
Der Manned 1866 Formiddag III. 10 slet,
den, eller dem der MATTE have i HRnde Ell
af Citantindens abode Mand Skibst6mmer-
mesterG George H. Cooper til Susan Lindehan,
under 28de Marts 1843 udstedt Obligation
paa $3.50. 90, err ct Hundrede og firsindstyve
vestindiske Dalere, med 1ste Prioritets
Panteret i Huus og Lod No. SO G. @. i
B~iergegade i Christiansted ,-thinglest in
den Christiansteds Bything den lite Juni
1874 til dermed at fremkomme og sin
eller deres Ret til samm at anmelde og
beviisliggi6re, da Citantinden, ON Ingen
efter bemeldte lids Forl6b skulde melde
sig, vii f%orvente og Iade paastaae det nRvn-
tie Document we'd Dom morti6ceret og lade
det af Pantebogen udslette.
Forel*g og Laugdag, er afskaffet we'd
Forordning 3die Juni 1896.
st. Croix, C-hristiansteds Dommercon-
toir, den 23de Mai 1865.
J.. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1865-10-10
VI CHRISTIAN dem NIENDE

at Guds Made Konge til Danmark, de
Vendors og Gothers, Hertug til Slesyig,
Holsteen. Stormarn, Ditmarsken, Lauen-
borg og. Gutenberg,
NJoRE At Vi cfLor den of
e. Landsoverretsprocurator E. A. He'll
buth paa Wort Eiland st. Croix | America,
som Sagf0rer for Planter og K%j0bmand VII
liam Moore af Byen Frederiksted paa for
apvnte Eiland St. Croix heron llerunde
danigst giorte Assigning og BegJtrlng'
allernaad!gst have bevilget og tilIadt, saa
og hermed bevilge og tiIlade, at tormeldte
Planter og Ki0bmand William Moore we'd
Proclama sab posna pr9ciusi ct perPetas So
sentii med Aar og Days Varsel / den Ber-
lingske politiske og Avertissementstldende'
St. Croix Avis og St. ThOmt Ildende
trende Gange efter hinanden maa mdkal-
de allie dem, som formene sig at have No
get at fordre hos ham, %forntvnte Planter
og Kl0bmand William Moore at Frederic
sted til med deres Paastand at tremkon-
me og saadant deres havende Krav linden
foreskrevne lids Forl0b for ham, torndvn-
te William Moore at anmelde og bevllsllg-
gjore, dog Umyndiges Tiltale / Fremtlden
etter Eorordnlngen al 2Ode feorudL 1'A'
f~orbeholden og skal saadan Indkaldelse an
sees og vare ligesaa gyldig som ON den
var skeet we'd Proclana eftrr Loven dog
skal denne Vor allelnaadigste Bevilling
Ord til andet indrykkes %fornavnte otfent-
lige Tidender samt leases for Vor Lands
Overret SAINT Hof- og stadsret i KJoben-
havn og we'd Over og Underretterne j Wore
dansk-vestindiske Ger, og skal BeVillings-
haveren endvidere v@re pligtig til at lade
deane vor allernaadigste Bevilling f%orevise
i Wore Bogholdercontoirer i bemeldte Be
siddelser og derom erhverve Attest, da
Proclama i andet Fald like skal ansees
gieldende imod Wore Fordringer og andre
Rettigheder.
Hvorefter de Vedkommende sig a~llerun-
dlsardanigst have at rette og for Skade at
tage ware.
Under Wort Kongelige Segl.
IL. =. r.
, 1865-10-10
AUCTION.

DY request of Frederiksted's Deal
ID ing Court will be sold on Satur-
day 2Ist Inst. at l2 o'clock, Sundry
f%urnitures, a pony & other articles
belonging 70 the dealing Of 6. c. p.
Woods. Sundry articles belonging
to the dealing of J. w. Jorgensen.
, 1865-10-10
The SAWS"
EDITED By HANS RATCHET;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for tho GroDriatraES.

Terms Of Spbseriptiom.-Six Dollars per an
uum, payable quarterly in advance.
Single number to on-advertisers--l0 cent?
rag Parties DESTROYS of Withdrawing their
suts ,ription to the " Avis" are required to
give three months previous notice.
Terms Of Advertising,
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1885.
For an advertisement offs shines, or under, one to
!sssa III 1yps (Brovierj | to 3 shines. 81 90
Over S lines, pr. line ........... Is
Larger Type (Long Primer, Small Plea,
Plea, CoIumbia:) l to S lines ...... l 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............. 10
Tor n line Of largest Type ........ -
~ For to 8 subsequent insertions, the
haIi amount Of the FIRST charge will BE made.
All advertisements fer insertion must u2 aeAverct ~ M
once on Mondays and Thursdays, notlater than 4 o'clock + NJ
accompanied with the CASH, as otherwise insertion will be
Eefussd. The Postage on lette:Sto this Office from West End
or St. Thomas must he preP&id, or no notice will be taken OF
them.
, 1865-10-10

Efter Hans KoDgelige Majestets aller-
naadigste Befaling.
GouUernementet far de dansk- yesfindiske
Der, ST. Crojr den 23de September 1865.
w. BIRCH.
ROSENSTAND.
BEVILLING FOR
Planter og Ki6bmand William Moore of
Frederiksted til we'd Proclama i Aviser-
ne at indkalde sine Creditorer.
81 HenhoId til foranstaaende allernaadig-
q ste Beyilling indkaldes herved med Diet
deri nEynte Varsel ALE og Enhver som
formene at have noget at fordre hos mig
undertegnede til med deres Paastand for
mig at tremkomme og saadant deres haven
de Krav linden foreskrevne lids Forl0b for
mig at anmetde % ueviisliggj0re.
st. Croit, Frederiksted den 25de Sep
TENDER 1865.
WILLIAM MOORE,
, 1865-10-10

Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Hard
ware, Rope & Furniture belonging
to the dealing of c. v. Beverhoudt.
Frederiksted 10th October 1865.
R. j. Robinson,
A%ucliOneer.
, 1865-10-10
Total s244,532 So

Total $244,532 SO
Balance of deposits s 5l,3sA OF
8 new deposit accounts, viz:
/ Cook. / Servant.
/ LabOrer. 2 Various.
/ Overseer.
8 Withdrawals amounting to. ..$9l 90.
Receivers for Saturday, 14th Oct. 1868
In CHRIsTIANsTED:
Capt. Holstein, Trustee.
James Moore. Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
FL. n. Mallgrau ESQ. Tsusiee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
GRO. BEHAGEN
PrehidsnG .Tca
ST. Croix. 9th October 1865.
, 1865-10-10
Notifications
Johan August Stakemann,

Justitsr0ad, UnderdOmmer og SkriOer'
m hi i ChriStiaESfed's Jurisdiction paa
, 1865-10-10

at Guds Made Konge til Danmark, de
Vendors og Gothers, Hertug til Slesyig,
Holsteen. Stormarn, Ditmarsken, Lauen-
borg og Gutenberg,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

FALL OF CoPPKR-This article made
one of the greatest falls in the Kentucky
market on Saturday last that we have
ever known, even in fancy stocks The
conservative bulls in Kentucky have
been inflsting the article for some weeks,
but Andrew johnson, Major General
Thomas, and Secretary Stanton gave it
blow last Saturday that sent stocks
down to nothing. General Thomas did
not send Hood whirling through Tennee+
see and Alabama at q greater pace than
be sent copper down in Kentucky on Fri.
day last Il is one Of the most thorough
drugs now in our market The dealers
have all dried up" so effectually that
We now hear of no transactions. Some
of the most active dealers declare now
that they have no stock on hand. GEN
raj Thomas has hooded the copper IN.
der-miners OF Kentucky as effectuaIIy ns
be did the other rebels at NashvilIe.-
Loaisrills Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25


idle negroes. Their anxiety To- get
q mania, and think that it is a good
sign Of willingnass to labor.
dare cay there is now, according to
the number Of children, more black chill
dren al school in this Town than white
ones. These are 80 ne Of a few facts in
connection with the colored race.
Its not surprising that the true Bu-
ion men Of Kentucky rejoice at this sig
nal defeat OF the scheme 70 fastsn slave
ny upon that state for all time TO come,
aud to make it the base for operations
TO re-establish the institution 10 all the
States farther south. The Louisville
Press, an incorporating and able
Union paper, gives vent to its exultst on
as follows: 6E
That able, juai, and accomplished off.
Ger General Thomasl telegraphed Gen
eral Palmer from Washington yesterday
that all bis acts, his policy, and his de-
cisiDns respecting the virtual overthrow
OF slavery in the State, are to BE- sustain
edk The General is ordered TO 20 N in
the path he has chosen, to treat the me-
groes Of Kentucky AZ freemen, without
discrimin ltion. Nothing could be more
welcome 70 the Union men Of the State
than this glorious news Let rebels aud
pro. slavery Uuionists, and political bro.
ksrs manipulating Senatorial and Gu
bernatorial stock, let All such hoxi. Let
patriots rejoicel And the prosecuted
negro sing hosannas TO the Lordi
The same paper Of Monday publishes
the fol!owiag correspondence confirms
tory Of is declarations on Sat irday.
KENTUCKY SLAVERY IGsoRED Blk THE PRES
IDEET-0EE. PALNEa TRIUMpHAsTLY
vlSDIcATED.
The following correspondence bstwe>n
Gen. Palmer and tbs authorities a.
Washington will be read with unquali-
fed satisfaction by the sturdy loyalists
OF The State. We announced in Satnr-
days issue the decision Of Major Gen
Thomas respecting affairs tere. The
dispatch below from Col. Townsend
shows The explicit approval OF Gen.
Palmer's course by the President, which
would seem to settle finally the question
as to whether tbs element which has
done It's utmost heretofore 70 pple Ken.
lucky into tho abyss Of rebellion, or the
elem.nt which has stood squarely and
steadfasily for the Government through
thick and thin, without reservations or
conditions, shall now have the special
approval Of National authority. Union
men cannot too earnestly congratulate
one another over the suspicious result:
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct Is, 1865
Hon. ~. NJ Stanton, Sec'y Of War,
Warrington, d. O.:
Since the abrogation Of martial Law
no colored persons are allowed 10 pass
on the ferry.boats on the Ohio river mn
less known to he ferrymsn 10 be free.
Not more than one in hundred can
cross, What shall dot
JoHx M. PALhER,
Major General.
Oficial--E. b HARLAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
The PIC under Che Gate. etc.

The assertions Of tbe Coppsrhsads
that they have captured" the President,
remind us Of the instance where thepig,
whsp be got fast under the gate, claimed
to have "got's that fixture in a tight
place. The parallel is close. It rather
looks as though Old Andy had ''goss the
Goppsfhsads, instead Of being captured
b. them. GOTTA sels1.
John Phoenix, in giving al account Of
his great Eight with the California roWdy,
says that be (Phgnix) held his antago-
mist down by inserting his nose ibstssssnl
the rowdy's teeth This 10 the way the
cops have the President down. sll
Again: Says the Russian soldier,
during battlss live capgbt Tartar"
Well, !" said his officer, Why don't
you bring him aIongfg Oh, he woii't
let me. he says must 90 with himp
The poor, wi'Ie's," copsg have caught
a Tartar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

The Evansville Journal says We copied
an article from its column MS without cred.
it. 1t has copied hundreds Of articles
from our columns without credit
Nep Albany Ledger.
II is no credit TO any paper to copy so
extensively from the Ledger. - Indian
dPolts Journal gqr@s RI
You ara right, namesake Our inge-
nuity would be greatly tortured to devise
q plausible apology for such an ofense.
were We guilty, Beyond our Lgcal--be-
tween whom and one" Charley" con meet
sd With the Ledger, a kind Of passioual at
traction and nnbounded mutual admira-
ton exists, and who, in conseque nce'
appropriate each others property With
the recklessness Of Siamese twins---lhe
JouRHAf. il innocent Of copying articles
from the New Albany Ledger without
credit Our offences are many and
grievous--but II has nat come to,thatii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

LouIsvILLE, Oct. Is, 1865.
Hon. u. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of Var
3 On yesterday farry.bonts across the
Ohio refused 10 carry eolored persona
ON PASSES issued under Department Or
ders No. 80.
4 have ordered the post commandAut
here TO compel them TO do so. The
alarm amongst the negroes upon the
report Of the withdrawal Of martial law,
OF whiah have no official information,
renders this course necessary. Am !
sight7 Immediate.
(Signed) JONI NJ PALMER,
Major General Commanding.
Onicial-E. b. HARLAs,
Capt and A. A, Gen'l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

aF A. A. General
Cannot our Kentucky friends now see
the folly OF attempting TO preserve the
institusion Of slavery Can they not
discover that they are OF war with
civilization, justice, aud even the Deity
Himself, who, in the language of Them-
as Jefferson, has no attribute that win
take sides with them in such contest
Why not, then, ground the arms Of their
unequal warfare, and gracefully accom-
modate themselves 10 the circumstances
which surround them2 Why not at once
secure the labor they want and must
have, by making such arrangements with
their former slaves as will be- acceptable
to both parties2 By their unwise per-
sistence in an impossible undertaking.
the people of Kentucky have already
driven from their borders some of the
most valuable labor in the State. In
their infatuation they are erecting affairs
to, aud worshiping, an unknown God,
which can be designated BY no other
name than 0bstinacy, and whose charac.
teristics are best represented BY an ami
NAL whose intelligence is not in proper
ton to the size of its organs through
which information is ordinarily largely
communicated. We trust that our
neighbor state win abandon her suicidal
policy, strike hands with the free States
on the north and south of he., and jour.
ney with TEEN through q glorious fu-
ture.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Rev. Mr.. Joyce, says the indianapolis
Journal late Methodist Episcopal
preacher at williamsport, seems 10 be
q fellow of infinite jest" the only trouble
being that bis flock don't know how to
take joke. Before leaving bis Geld
for " fatter thing in Delphi, the Rev.
erend joker carefullyrun over the church
record, which he embsllishsd with such
marginal notes as the following:
Z Mr.. R-Efernal gramhler
Miss C.-Dry old maid
o Mr. H,--Won't pay his debts.
Mrs. H-Fault finder.
Miss H.-Supports Der sister A.
Mrs. H-Wants to rule the preacher
mad because she cant
Miss W.-Don't know much.
Mr.. W-Stingy.
Mrs. Gloves her monsY.,
Mr.. E.-Stiugy.
Mrs. R.-The wife of Buttefnut.
Mrs. R-The wife mean man
Miss Odd maid.
Mrs. L--BetteFthaa her husband.
Mrs. R-The wife Of q Butternut.
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have On hand q barge auInbe- q Enost bsautIfrl
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
WAsHINGroE, Oct. 20. 1865.

WAsHINGroE, Oct 20, 1865,
Major General Palmer:
Your dispatches in respect to ferry
passes have been veiy maturely cons
sidersd, and il is not perceived that this
department can properly interfere.
(Signed) r f. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.