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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

JEREMIAH, THE PROPHET, AND JEFF.
DAVIS, TIE HUNBLED TRAIToR-A para
graph has been going the rounds of the
papers, containing q quotation Of the
22d verse-not the Goth, as most papers
have it Of the 18th Chapter of the
book Of Jeremiah. The appositeness of
the quotation is strengthened By the
quotation Of several preceding verses,
commencing with the 18th.
The prophet is Instructed to rebuke
the people for their pride, their false
hood and their lewdness, and when was
there people more proud, more false
or more lewd than the Southern people ?
they boasted Of their high blood, their
patrieian origin. and their great proves.
Their leaders filed the minds Of the
people with hatred to the North By the
basest Of falsehoods, and their unblush-
ing adulteries and foundations with their
slave women betoken a ieydness only
ezcelled BY the people of Sodom and
Gomorrah. Davis was the leader, the
head, the king Of this people. The
prophet thus speaks, in the chapter al
laded to:
Is. Hear ye, and give ear; be not
proud for the Lord has spoken.
10. Give glory 10 the Lord your God.
before he cause darkness, and before
your feet stumble on the dark noun
iains, aud while ye look for light he
turn il ilto the shadow Of death. and
make il gross darkness
II. Bat II ye will not hear it, nv
soul shall weep in secret places for your
pride; and mine eyes shall weep sore
aud run down with tears, because the
Lord flock 10 carried away captive.
Is. Say unto the king and to the
queen, Humble yourselves, sit down:
for your principalities shall come down,
even the crown of your glory.
10. The cities OF the South shall be
shut up, and none shall open them.
Judea shall be carried captive all of it,,
it shall be wholly carried away captive.
20. Lift up your eyes and behold
them that come from the North; where
is the aock that was given thee, thy
beautiful hock2
n What wilt thou say when he shall
punish thee2 for thou hast taught them
20 be captains, and as chief over thee +;
shall not sorrows take thee as a woman
in travail7
% And if thou say in thine heart,
Wherefore come these things upon me?
For the greatness of thine iniquity are
thy skirts discovered and thy heels made
bare
"a. Therefore win scatter them as
the stubble, that passeth away by the
wind of the wilderness.
%. This is thy lot, the portion of thy
measures from me, saith the Lord; be-
eanse thou hast forgotten me and trusted
in falsehood.
26. Therefore will | discover thy
skirts upon thy face, that thy shame may
appear.
q. have seen thine adulteries,
thy neighings, the lewdness Of thy
whoredom aud thine denominations on
the hills and in the fields.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Amnsempnfs.

Masonic TEMPLE.-Ws regret that
through inadverteney we failed to an
nounce, yesterday morning, that the re-
nowned tradegienne, Emma Waller,
would make her FIRST appearance last
night, in her great character of Lady
Macbeth Her rendition of that charae.
ter was, by universal verdict, incompars.
Bile, and gave US new idea of the pow.
er and beauty of tragic acting. Indeed,
Miss Waller deservedly bears the repu.
tation of being the best actress on the
stage. Mr.. Golden's Macbeth was very
fine, some passages being equal to any
thing we ever saw. Mr.. Pierce's Mac
duff was also very good.
Tonight Emma Waller will appear
as Mrs. Haller in the play of The
Stranger--a character ia which she "a
probably no equal, either on or of the
stage. Those who admire fine playing
should not fail to see her performances
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
DAVE on HangIng rnIon Men.

Under date Of the 25th of November,
1861, JEFF. Davis, through his "Secreta.
ry Of Wac. .Beniamin, ordered that the
loyal men of East Tennessee should be
tried su3lmarily By court martial, and
II found guilty, executed on the spot 5y
hanging II would be we'll to leare
their bodies hanging in the vicinity of
the burnt bridges. Judge Patterson,
(son-in.law of Andrew Johnson.) Colo
mel Pickens, and other ring-leaders of
the same class, must be sent at once to
Tuscaloosa to Jail, as prisoners of war.
Judge Patterson is a United States Sen
ator elect, Benjamin is a fugitive from
Justice, and Davis is on his way to Fort
Lafayette. The most imaginative fea-
lures are less strange than the truths of
the history of the present war; and the
fact that Johnson is President and Davis
a prisoner to be tried for treason, seems
TO be the hand of Providence itself point
ing toward the gallows.-ErchaHge
Against this monstrous and barbaric
order OF a word was offered by the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, State Sentinel, or even
the tender.hearted editor of the Vim
eennes Sanl, who now so tearfully plead
for mercy and forgiveness for their
friend, JEFF Davis.
Let the Scriptures be fulfilled: with
what measure ye mete, IL shall be meas
ured to you again.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation of Territory to the CITY
of EvanRville

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council Of the city OF Evansville,
10 pursuance OF Che provisions OF an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the state Of Indiana az.
proved March ., 1895, antit ed An Act 10
amend the seventy -hrst section Of an Act entitled
AN act granting TO the oitiaens Of the town Of
evansville IN the county Of yanderbnrgh, City
Chartsr,' approved January ~, 1887, ana 10 add
supplemental sections 20 said Act, (" will on tina
10Th day Of May, A. ID. 1883, present 20 the Board
Of Oouny Commissioners OF Nanderburgh county
petition praying for the annexation 20 said city
Of ths following described territory, and esttipe
foFth the reasons for such annexation, viz. All
that part OF the south east quarter Of section
ninetssn tlsl' IN township six 90, range ten COl
Weat, described an follows, viz. Beginning at an
Iron pin AT ths south west corner Of said quar-.
ter section, and ruuUing thence by the half
section line north four hundred aud ninety nine
las9l Rect, to iron pin thence east by Isabella
Place seven hundred aud sixty three aud half
ties ~ fret, 90 the tine OF sharpe's Enlargement.
thencs south BY the line OF sharpo's Entargement
four hundred aud ninety nine (499) feet, 90 an
Iron pin on the south line said quarter section
aud thence BY tbs south line Of said qnerter sec
tion seven hundred and sixty.fo Gen feef 10
the place Of beginning said territory being con-
nssoga 70 tho city Of Evansville, and not plated
Attest; A. NJ. MeGRIrY, CLERK. sis'sot
ANTHONY WRIGHT, GEORGE SKIN
NEh, William swanson, q. r. Hurkameyer.
Henry Butts and Margaret Ressler:
Notice Ia hereby given that the petition re-.
nfred TO Ia the above notice was presented 10
the Board Of County commissionars OF Wander
burg county on tho 10th day of May. 1885, and
that the same was received aud considered, and it
was ordered by said Board that the further hear.
Ina and consideration Of said application be con-
tinued until the 18th day of June, ls65, aud that
notice be given BY the C0unfy Auditor by publ.
application IL now Icndlng before said Board. aud
that 10 will be heard and decided on the said 18th
day Of June, 1895. VICTOR BIsOH,
Auditor v. q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

grand CosCsxI At Aoxxxx E1rI.-
There win be concert, Thursday even
ing, June 18th, 1885, for the benefit Of
Capt Henry Hyde, one Of our old brave
of5cers, who was twice seriously wound.
ed and crippled in our late war. Capt
g. Hyde viii De kindly assisted on this
occasion by som of our celebrated Pro-
fessors Of music and the Evansville
Liedsnehor (Ausieal Society,"
PROGRAMME.
Part Ist-I. Overture from the Opera,
Csliph of BaRdAd; (fOur hands on the
piano, and violin; BadiIieu.
2 /" Then Yoa'n Remember Ne. -
from the Opera, Bohemian Girl; sung
BY q. Won HYDE: Balfe.
3 Violin Solo, from the Opera
Y'Puritani: Bsllini
l. Ave Maria--Tenor Song KaikeB.
Sang by 3. hyde.
5. Chorus-FArswellf from she Woods
sung BY the Evansville Liedsnehor
Part 2d--l Overture ca piano and
violin, from the Opera Fauvrrde. Ros-
SIM. -Four hands,
2 "HOw Fair Thou Art" (tenor
sOIO:) Wiedt. Sung by Il. HYDE.
3. Violin Solo, from Lucia di Lam
mermoore: DannigettiA
4. . Good Night, and Pleasant
Dreams" Wallace Sung BY q. Hyde
s. Chorus; Wake sung by the Ev-
ansvills Liedenchor
Tickets, so cents Doors open at II
o'clock. Concert to commence al 81
o'clock. Tickets TO be cold at Messrs.
Warren &IConyngton's Music Store.
HKSRX HYDE.
;unls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

HASG EN-. - The Daily Memphis
Argus, Of December 2, 1861, contained
paragraph headed Hang ON" and
commencing
Hang EN- yes, hang them every
onel Every East Tennesseean, every
Tennesseesu found recreant to the will
and interest OF the State of Tennessee,
and known TO be actively contriving with
ITO enemies, shopld be hung, and Ioffily."
And for such fends "a the author of
the above, the Voorhees, Democracy Of
fer excuses and claim immunity from
punishment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

TELEGRAPH soUTH. 49, The Memphis
Bulletin Of the 10th says:
The telegraph lines are now operating
and open for business south 10 New Or.
leans, Mobile, Vicksburg aud all other
intermediate points, and northward to
all creation, subject only to the preoe-
denee Of military business. The lines
are IN good working order, and we find
the message transmitted promptly. The
office is at the old stand, on the north
side Of Court Street, near Second.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

EuREKA BAZAAR FOR SALE-I now Of
Ter for sale the stock, fixtures and good
will of the Eareka Bazaar The only
reason that wonld indnce me to dispose
of my business, is on account of my
health. To any person or firm wanting
to start in the Family Grocery and
House Furnishing business, this offers
better inducements than was ever offer.
ed in Evansville before, as / have spent
twelve years in building up a splendid
trade, on strictly cash basis,
Je9-tf n A, Cook.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
4N Common Council Of the city Of Evansville,
IN pursuance OF she proYisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana, ap-
proved March y, 1858, entitled - An Act 10
amend the seventy-hrst section OF an Act entitled
An Act granting to the citizens of the town Of
Evanaville, IN the county of vandsrburgh a civ
Charter approved January "a, ls4T, aud 20 add
supplemental sections 70 said Act, will. on the
18th y OF May, A. u. 1855, present to the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Yanderburgh county
petition praying for the annexation to said city
OF tho following described territory. and setting
fcTth the reasons for such annexation, viz. All
that part OF the west half Of the north west
quarter OF section twenty mine. aud the east half
OF the northeast quarter Of section thirty, town
ship six. south range ten west, described as fol-
lows, Wis., Beginning At the intersection Of Main
and Eighth streets % said city, az the center OF
said streets, and running thenes along the middle
hns of Eighth street fiNe hundred and seventy.
eight t6is) feet, 60 point opposite the center OF
81 alley dividing the Depot grounds of the Evans.
yille Crawfordsvilie Railroad Company from
vFr and Harris0u's Enlargement Of Evansville;
hence along the middle OF said Aley-nine hun
ed and twelve and four-tenths (al2 4-l0) feet 90
an iron pin On the east and west line running
tnr tae middle OF the northwest quarter OF
AL section tNenty-nine; thence east along said
east and wsst line four hundred ana fifty-two and
hAlI kto4 ~ iect, TO the north and south line
s ts thfeeeh the middle Of said quarter Sec
non Thence north along said north and south
line aix hundred and fortv.seven feaTl-faet ~ az
middle 81 the railrosd track on William street
oSsln& tne eentSl street running east aud west
enhancement
Eyansvilles thence west along the eenfsr ~ s.fi
William street extended, one thousand ana fortv-
SIX and ona-foursh q ,0t6 ~ faet % me nit3ia
% Main street. and thence aione re ,,t5'1sS ~
Aain street eight hundred and ninety-fhreS sus
throe-loartns tcso sal teet, TO tho place OF begin
ming HAid territory being oontIsuous 10 A. sisS
Of kvsnsvills, and not plated or laid on -
W. BAKER, Mayor.
AtsssAt a n AAHHAlfF. NteFk. aiS-Snt
fl1o ALVIN B. CARPENTER and The Ev.r.-
Il vile and Crawfordsvtiie Railroad COMPANY,
Eetioe Is hereby given that the petition referred
20 II the above notice presented 70 the Board
% County Commissioners Of Tanderbnrxh ooup.
~ On the l5ta day OF May, 1885, aud that The
same was received and considered, and Il wa
ordered by said Board that the further hearing
and consideration Of said application be ooatiauea
until the 18th day Of June. 1855, aud that uotioe
Do given BY the County Auditor b. publication ID
the Evansville Daily Journal, that said applIcs.
tion IS now pending before said Beard aud thst il
viii be heard and decided on the said lsth dsy 81
June, tS6S. VICTOR RIsCH,
Auditor v. z.
ExAnHviile, May II, 1850 A2-tjuueIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

SroLEs-Four finger rings. No. /, an
amethyst stone with monogram in dia-
monds of the letter IN" a part broken
off to form the letter "v. I'd. A plain
new gold ring. 3d. A regard ring,
with the word Pauline" inside. 9Th.
A pearl ring.
A liberal reward will be paid for the
above or any of them, if left at the
American House, or any Information
that viii lead to their recovery.
iunl3d3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Farewell Order OF Gen. T. J. Wood,

NHChViA OEutF Va deh. 4. ,. WOOD
HEADo Rs SD DIV, ara ARMY CoRPs,
NEAR NAsHvmLE, jane 6, 1865. I
GENERAL ORDER NO. II.
To The Offers and Soldiers Of the s9h
IliiRots Volunteers, esd and l24th
hfO Volunteers, 18th and S6tk In.
diana Holuateers
The order from the War Department
directing the muster out Of the troops
whose terms of service expire before a
certain date, will soon terminate the off
cisl relations which has so long existed
between Us | Contemplate the approach
ing separation with feelings Of sad.
snd l cannot allow il to take place with
out expressing my warmest thanks and
sincere gratitude for the noble conduct
which you have ever displayed while IN.
der nv command Participation in
common dangers, and privations and
hardships, has united us in the bonds Of
al indissoluble friendship viii ever
cherish, as among the brightest passages
Of my hfe, the memory Of our past as
ISOLATION. You have done your duty az
good soldiers aud patriots, engaged,
from Int AAEucst muikFess IN tAe n0iieSt
Of causes You can now return 10 your
homes, with the happy reflection that the
mission which called you into the Held,
namely tho suppression Of the armed
resistance of treason aad rebellion Ia
tue Government, has been fully, nobly,
honorably Accomplished. Noble sol
diers, your york is finished; now rest
from your labors Each one Of you wiz
carry home with yon my highest esteem
and kindest wishes for your future vel.
fare, May happiness, prosperity, health
and success wait on you throughout the
remainder OF your lives May Jour fu-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
CKTY News

AE0THER CATAsTEOPHE - Another
wagon aired on the leEee yesterday--an
express wagon, loaded with bacon for
some steamboat Ia this case the driver
was to blame for not following Che best
route, rs directed. Nevertheless, We
think larger force should be put to
work on the wharf, Il it Is proposed to
pat il into good order this season
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Local Notices.

R@ Currants and Gooseberries can
be obtained in any quantity at Carmody
x Reads. Please call Immediately, If
yon have large orders to fill. Fresh
meats, fruits and vegetables constantly
on hand. Corner Of Third and Locust
streets. iel4-lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

turs be as happy as Jour military life
has been glorious To each one of YOU.
Individually, and to all, collectively, |
oid kind, a friendly, goodbye. God
bless you Tn. ] Woop.
Major General Volunteers.
O6cial:-M. P. BEsrow,
Captain and Assistant Adiutant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

An lxmDEEr IA few days ago We no.
ticed the fact that one Of our merchants
had made sale Of liquors 10 a gentle
man from the South, while Ia Cincinnati.
A day or two ago another gentleman
from Tennessee arrived 10 the city, en-
route to Cincinnati, aud noticing the
item in the Journal, vas induced to
make an examination Of the kind Of
goods he desired TO purchase, 10 this
city. The resuls was he purchased
goods to the amount Of Gil 900, and left
for his home by the time he would have
reached Cincinnati, had be proceeded
on his journey. Evansville is the natural
mart for the South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

EEtfsKAMPf Tramp TRAMP" Oh TEE
4 AFrisOnsrs BePs." ORE - fhs mot
peput@f aenks 81 the Gag.
"EDLEWELD.fs SeT@Baes- p 4-E- s2f1tn 81
WAR, LOVE. BSIJL The va g1DF Z q
% LINcCL KS FuNEEAL MARCH
M0EBEFUL eOEsDE." IL 1smefy -
Abrahzm Linceir- <.s. Il
sMERnAIDf6 eO69." FroE = CbsfOa,
Tss ssis ~ WzBREz cosTEcTcE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Coon FOR THE JooRSAL.-The Louis.
vile journal hoists the name Of Gen
Lowell n, Rousseau for Congress. This
is grand. No man has proven his pa
triotism more heroieally than Rousseau
He 10 representative of the true chiv-
airy Of the old Commonwealth. Among
the FIRST to respond TO President Lin
coin call for troops TO suppress The re-
belhon, Gen. Rousseau remained in
the field until the last battle was fought
and the last victory won. We cannot
regard his election as doubtful. The
people Of the Fifth District will not dis.
honor themselves by DEF eating go excel
lent candidate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
WANTED.

TEFoBAATI0E WANTED.
L. The undersigned il anxious TO fnd bis vie
Mrs. Lucinda Dodxen, and her sister - miss
Amanda Wolravsn, who cane 70 Evansville ron
Maristts. Ga, sometims in November last o. me
first u Deosmbar Any information eonesrning
them, left with J. p. Elliott, Esq Township
III WO. DODGE6.
TEFoRMATIOE or JOHN HELsos-A BOY
Il twelve years Of age. Left bis mother resi-
dsncs At Eswburg on Thursday morning last; 10
small Of his ags had on blue army cloth psats.
check shirt, dark coiored jeans At aDd blaf
hat. All persons warned against bar s9ring
or employing him. address
MARGARET NELSON,
anyS0 I'm Sswburg, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

GREAT RAID ON DIsrILLERIEs.--The
Peoria Transcript chronicles one of the
most curious discoveries in the whisky
trade that We have ever heard Of 1t
says:
The suspicious of Deputy United
States Collector Chase, Of this city, lead.
ing him to the belief that be had not an
earthed all Of Dunno, Fuller 4 Co.'S
eontraband whisky at Coalville, yesser-
day morning he proceeded to pay the
locality another visit The party enter.
ing an old disused coal mine, proceeded
until they came into what appeared 70
be q carefully concealed lateral cham.
Der, closely stopped up With slate and
shale. This was torn away, aad after
cropping a short distance, the olfaetories
of the party plainly detected whisky in
the advance. And whisky sure enough
there was. How much whisky the mine
would yield, il was impossible to tell,
until further investigation. According
ly force was dispatched to the place to
roll it out. At last accounts it was
thought the "yield" would be at least
one hundred barrels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

PosT OFFICE BURSED.-William BickIe.
under date of Harrington, June Sd,
writes as follows to the Lafays.ts Jour
nat:
" The post Office was partly destroyed
BY FIRE last night Kept a stock of
books and notions, which were nearly
all destroyed. Saved very near ell the
mail matter. Loss, from IS, 500 to 81
900. Threats had been made some time
ago that it would be burned-hAd been
set on Gre once before, about two months
ago"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

SUpDsS DEArHs. Two men died on
board the steamer ST. Cloud, yesterday,
between Mt. Vernon and this city, Of
congeative chills. A physician was ia.
ken on board at Mt Vernon to attend
them, but all efforts to save them we're
were in vain.
one Of the men, as We learn, was the
mate of the gunboat Baker, and the
other was gentleman from Little Rock,
Ark. The latter had a .little daughter
with him, about eight or nine years old,
whose grief brought tears TO the eyes of
even the rough boatmen who Witnessed
her lamentations.
The body OF Ihe latter was left here
for interment, while the mate of the
Baker was taken on to Cincinnati.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

NorIoE.-If O. W. Arthur will call
on or address MeBsrs. Elliott & Co,
Memphis, Tenn, he can find the where
abouts of bis mother, Mrs. Mary Ar
thur. myl5-d3w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
TO RENT.
Desirable Hotel for Rer

Desirable Hotel Tor Rent.
HENDERSON CIECUIT COURT.
n. g. HaHeoeks Administrator,
w..
"a 3. Ha0eock'a Hsirs and Crsditors
DUEsUAET TO AN ORDER MADE IN THE
ADORE styled e4nse, will on friday, the 18th
day u Juiy. fsg5, rent % The highest bidder At
public aucti0n. on she PREMISES for the term Of
one year fr0Ea the 10Th day % July, 1896 that de-
slrsbls hotel. with ifs farniture-the Hancock
House, situated IN the city u Henderson. The
lessee will b. required 10 give bond with e00d
security Tor the rsBt-psyhble qmartsrIy--aud
having tbs f9rcs and sfeet Of rsplsyiB bond and
conditioned also foF the careful preservation u
the property.
Henderson, June gth, 1896. jeis
CTORE AID DWELLING on MAIN STREET
- Enquire u Morgan, Read 60. jgT-lN
NJ PERSON having SMALL HOUSE
Il Of three Or four rooms 10 rent. can meet with
good tenant ~ calling At this Office nyzg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
REMOVAL.

A AEDHEAE HAS REMOVED HIS SHOE
a. Store from Sycamore Street 70 Main. mar
the depot, between Bsventh aud Eighth Streets,
where ne viii be pleased 70 ses his Old customers
ena Dew ones. myls,dlm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

HOUSEHOLD FUEsITuRE AT AUcriox.
| will sell a. auction, at my auction
room, No. p, Locust Street, Thursday
morning, June 18th, at o'clock, a lot
Of 6ne household furniture, consisting
Of sofas, sociables, bureaus, bedsteads,
parlOr tables, breakfast, dining and one
kitchen table, fine ward-robes, psrlor
chairs, fine pictures, oil painting. Also
fine tea set of silver plated ware, silver
plated spoons and forks, and variety
of other articles Ladies are invited.
Sale positive. Terms, Cash.
HIAAx NKLsos, Auetionssr.
June Lids.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

SD- An additional charm was added
TO our new sanotum, yesterday morning,
by most beautiful bouquet--a present
from Miss Maria Still While we are
no, unmindfal that the life of our fair
young friend may be as variagated and
many hued as the flowers she sends us,
our wishes are that il may be ms fragrant
with deeds Of kindness and love aud as
pleasing in the eyes Of oil with whom
she may be associated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

List Of freight due on the train this evening,
oath inst J. from TsrFs Hauts; -.a.-,
Scantiin A Sou, rs irs tongs pkg rat bars /:
kagon ID, % bxs glassware; JaQusss 4 r. bxs
goods Mickey, II %, pkgs mdss: Morgan.
x 4 Co, q bis boots; l. Kessler, brfs nufs
sacks nuta; O Dixon, Q bxs boots; vs. Hugh :
4 Son, bxs dry goods; P ssmonin BIS boots
Anspacher q Son, bx fancy goods; Miller. - 4
%. BIZ dry goods Head & n, / BIZ rice q bags
coffee, 50 kits mseksrAi; l Keen. 10 bales pegs 3
bxs dry goods; Byrns. rolls carpet. BIZ oil
cloth; Wheeler r, iIe pkgs wooden ware )
Hopkins, BIZ dry goods Essbit 4 W. I hx dry
goods Niokery Bros, cask glass; II A Cook
ex dry goods n = Carpenter, lot raavsAbiss
lSignsdl A.E Robbins