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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation q territory to the Cit.

H5l@ OF Evansville.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Com &.
4 mon Council. Of the city OF Evansville, in
pursuance Of the provisions 81 81 Act Of the Gem
sral Assembly Of ths State Of Indiana, approved
March g. 1885, entitled an act to asnd the seventy
Asst seetioa ef 81 set titled sAn Act grAnisg
the citigens VI the town Of EVznsVille, In the
county of Marlborough, a city charter :" spproyed
January q, fs4i, and to ad6 supple meat Aes-
moas ,ssa % sAa set VIII On tie l2ih day Of JuRs,
sEs Of Fanderburgh eonnty, 9 petItfon prsyfng FOR
the annexation to said city Of the following de-.
s,rioed territory Ana citing farth ths reasons for
such snpsxatlon, yfzs Ali that part of the north.
east quaEtsg ot 2. y. EiAns'solt,Iot No. four (4)
situate east Of Main strest or Prineeton road, as
seribsd ~ follows, viz: Begf ning at an iron ?. n
., the notth-east corner sAid out lot and rtsn
nirg thence south aIong- the iins diyidlnS 40
out-lot from optslot Nc. I've 90, tree hundred
and thirty ta3n) test to the north line Of Lilies
ton aud Loekh rte EplaEg. nsnts tn nes 81 by
said north Irs two huRdrea aud twelve f21 y fset
or thers ebouts, 70 ths ruiedis Of Main street
thence Dorthwsrdiy along the aid lie o. aid
ma q stree tSFee handrsa spo forty -four and one
fcnrth (s44t<l feet, or Iherskbouts, to the norta
line Of aaad "a -ltt 10. our the sans also befnz
the horsh ss-tion DE Of section 80 ts sRty- -nine
tzs), townsLtp SIX tGA, seuth raDgs ten (6l west
$50 tasncs ssss .loag ,,a seI'h .eesioa hEs GA
ths pl se Of Beginning, satd terrific = being
Psrt Of the borth-west ausrtsr Of said ssotfos
s1Ibsr .y.asy nins s2s aid .srEl.OFy ssinF
plates or laid al. W. BAKEK, Mayor
Attest; A. n McGRIFT, Clerk. nyi0-t jsl2
ITO JOSEPH P ELLIOTT, TRUSTEE OF
= Pigeon township, Julius Adler, James W.
YieksFy, Henry Kr-H. Henry steipls, and Milton
Kelly, and the heirs aud legal representatives Of
John Becker, deceased: n 7
Notice is hereby 9ivsn that the petition 70.
trrsd 70 in The e5cVs notice vas 81 asspted 70
tAe Board Of County iCommissioners Of Wander.
bErg eo1nty on the l3th try Of Iuns, 1885, and
that the sane vas received and conzidsrsd and il
was orteFsc BY said Board thatthe fufIher h.ar-
ing and sopstasrstion ef said application be eon-
auHed Until The 10th day Of Ju J 1855, aud that
notice be given by the County Auditor By publ
sstion tn tbs kvansEalls Daily Jour al tbss said
application IL now iendipg bsfers said Board. snd
that i VII se hsaEd and dstsrnlneo the said
10th day Of JAY 1864 VIoT0H BIsCHs
49, Auditor Y. g.
Evansville, June nth, Iss5-dtloJy-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
W THE l. &w LIxk
Exclusively for the Journal.

NEw YoRK, JAY THE TribHne's
Galveston letter, of June 20th, says:
Galveston is now occupied by colored
troops, constituting the provost guard
for the endorsements ef law and order
General Gordon 0Ernnger left this
morning for Houston, with sufficient
force to occupy the city aud protect the
citizens in the vicinity.
The forts and batteries are now de-
serted The shell, shot aud powder lie
scattered about with, wanlon reckless
ness. General Granger declares they
are not worth occupying at present
Fort Bankliead and Fort Magruder are
the two principal eafth-works, bat they
do not deserve to be called earth works,
being only pits of sand aud railroad iron,
with bpt few guns in the classmates and
on the parapet. ,af.rst , aef a,-, r-r
:. The same letter says that true loyalty
is scarce in Galveston, even. now when
soldiers patrol the streets and the pow
full heetis anchored of the city These
narrow minded and impoverished peo
pie cling to the idea of State indepen'
dence. They want to fy the lone sta
flag once more and subdivide their conn
try into four States, bssstsse, 5re
The Tri6une's Washington sPseia
gays; t4sr viiga1s- 4is .a
The following dispatch was receive
in this city to-day: b
New ORLEANS, July 4.--Gen.s Bank
delivered an grafton at Union celebrI
ton here to-day, before an immensean
Observation-Disclosures, and in one of th
most eioduent addresses ever made ]
this State, asserting the justice, righ
and necessity of comforting the eleeii'
franchise on the eolored people OF II
South. 5w ,,uas3a won sem - le1a.o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

WHEELING, Va, July IA most. dis
tressing and fatal calamity occurred here
about 9 O'clock last night, resulting ID
the death Of Capt. John List, an old and
prominent citizen of this city, and the
wounding Of Major McPhall, Chief Pay.
master of the Department. ..t..
ve A squad Of the Provost Guard were
IN pursuit OF an escaped prisoner, when
an order was given to FIRE, which was
obeyed BY one of the members, the ball
taking effect in the thigh Of Capt. List
-severing an artery and passing
through the foot Of Major McPhsIi, pro,
dnoing painful Aesh wound. Captain
List died aboat an hour after receiving
the wound. The affair has. s.cahsed deep
feeling throughout the community. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

Very little is trsnspiring in our
churches worthy Of special mepHout
The extreme hot weather affects the
members of the church spiritually as
we'll as physically. The congregations
are smaller and the prayer neetiSes but
thinly attended. ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE LPRon AND AFTER THIS DATE,
IN the agency Of o. P cobb A Co at n is place,
VII ss diseontinued. fhe business belonging TO
Indiana, assisted By II. n. Chrisiy lat the ofacs
In this pia Ell who only is authorized to draw up-
Cd u.s. Psrtlss beving cizims viii phrase CORES
poud with Us 81 Aurora. o. P COBB co
EVansviIIss Nay 27th, 1855. is30-dsw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
RrLEs Avn REGULATIONS.

I. Sc pspsrs given Array at the Coa Dser % far
gratsAtoss circulation. M.T gW
!. No sA~srtlsemsaess ioosl notlcesS0 rPuasta
srssd Haisss prepaid or pay guArAn<ssd.
y sAAvsrsissnents yin nsYsz Be aceomP@nisd
local Iotiosa ualsss contract Is made 70 that eet
and Sklas received ior thsAcsies.
4. No Local Nsties," however short, WIN
inserted for les than oas Dollar Zach day.
6. Marriages. Funeral and Religious Notices
nuss invsrIsSIy b paid In sdvAnCs to sseurs In
ssrtion-
s. Ne deficiency on the part OF carriers VIII -
naae good hy the oaaos. the carriers fail 70
lsAvs papers ss ordered and directed. they must
pay for their earslessness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

Local.-We anticipate the usual re-
ligious services in the various cbutches
tomorrow. Sabbath Schools will also
hold their usual sessions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEA that VII
~ epFiY - tbs city C1EaeA ~ tfa psfFfiers ~
sszeF5ES tEszao Ezgsn ssael 49, tss Fslr q lat
no.I 1IIs Deaptiol EnlsrgsHset 4 shs etts e.
sEssnFTiiisi Ind.
iasol2W 5E0BSE sIE0EE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

SILvER Cur. AT each Commencement
a select number of the young ladies
Of the Pittsburg Female College ave a
contest, By reading, for silver cup. This
year the reading was BY ten young la
dies in the college chapel, Tuesday
evening, June 27th, before large audi
ence of friends aRd citizens. Three
Judges, of whom DR.. Nesbit, of the Pitts
burg Advocate, and oursef acted as two,
occupied seats where each could be dis
tiuctly seen and heard. To obviste all
partiality the readers were designated
on slips as N !, 2,3, 4, etc. The Rames
of the articles read-all of them, aipgu-
larly enough, poetical-were, however,
given Music was appropriately inter
/ spersed, andat the close of the reading
the judges retired, and after comparing
notes for some fifteen minutes, brought
in verdict that az the reading was excel
lent. and that there really ought to be
as many cups as readers. Concerning
four they were scarcely able to make any
difference, so forcible and natural was
| the rendering and so perfect the articu-
lation and tone. They inclined, how
ever, to the belief that No. 8 was shade
superior to all others, and to No. 8 the
writer awarded, with few remarks, the
beautiful and much-coveted prize. The
audience seemed to agree with the de.
cision, and, with general exchange of
kisses on the part of the successful and
unsuccessful contestants, the evening s
exercises closed The name of No
was Miss Maria Rinehart- Western
Christian Adcocdte
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

CHRIsroPHER COLUMBUS TO BE MADE A
SAIHr.-A letter i from Florence an
nounces the probable canoniE alton Of
new saint-one already revered as q
mortal-the great navigator to whom
we are indebted for the discovery Of
America. A Roman priest, Father
Dandolo, on late visit TO the Pope, i'm:
plored his Holiness to authorize the
choice of patronasAiHt for sailors. The
Pope replied that, in bis opinion, there
was already an excellent one-St Peter
who, before occupying the ,ponti6cal
chair, was fisherman. Father Dando-
10 replied that st. Peter was onlya river
sailor, and had never commanded any
thing larger than q small boat, and that
true sailors felt greatly, the need Of .
saint, bearing the name Of some cele-
bFated navigator, TO whom they might
address their prayers. Christopher Coz
lumbps, Rhose piety aad purity Of life,
entitle hiq to the frat consideration,
was named By Father Dandolo. The
idea seemed Eszy pleasing to the Pope,
who, it 10 said, EiI soon give orders for
the ceremsnial Of ths !osnonizstion Of
this new protector of Goss who ego
down to the sea in ships"
= s sf1N .sei7-a-lr
KIrrx's JoY.-"Why so happy, little
one, said gay lady Of the world to q
child whose face was shining with peace.
Because God made me so; and how
can I help it?'' said Kitty.
Il wish was as happy as you" said
the lady.
''You might be, am sure" said the
little one. GOD wants you to be happy
too. ----.-s ...s,.~,I .,i5 ~
N suppose it is because you are so
good that you are 50 happyf1-s
mo indeed" asid Kitty, rI am not
good at all; am very bad; aud have
got bad heart q :
''How, then, are you no happyg'i-i1 o
8 Because God has forgiven all my
aims" said the little one; "And ] am 50
happy" ~. es.a F li1.
How did yon get thisl" said the lady.
Il just went to God With my sins, and
be took them from me, and have been
so happy sinoe."
NThsn you don't care about being
goodH' -+.---f-~-s. i
Indeed I do said Kitty az never
cared about being good till I got ny sins
psrdoned; aud nov that I know that God
loves ne, would do anything to please
him: but ! did rot Rss pardon By being
good got it Just By going to God for
it - ChrissiGH Treasury T.sef.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

The best thing to give your enemy 10
forgiveness; to your opponent, toler-
anee7 10 es friend, your heart; to .
child, good example; to father, de-
ference; to your mother, conduct that
will make her proud of you; to yourself,
| respect; to all men, charity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

New YoRK, July 7.--Gsneral Gordon
Granger, commanding in Texas, 10 a
recently issued order, gives the people
of that. State distinctly TO understand
that slavery has ceased TO exist there,
and that this result involves an, equality
of personal rights, and rights Of proper
| ty, between the negroes and the'r form
er masters. At the same time he coun'
/ sells the coIored people to remaiu on the
/ plantations and continue TO work, and
warns them against idleness s'o.
A special Washington dispatch to the
Biz. Gems Richard B. Lee, Franz
n.1er, d. 8. Lee, Maj. Gen. @. .
of Tennessee, and A. II. Alb
.o"a; ~ebsl Governor of Florida
nave aPphed iSr s'ssE, last winter ii
% Commander Pa. piver Naval Di
command ofthe James OF neglec
vision, has been found guilty sd .
OF duty in not preventing the *
the rebel gunboats at that time, b6.
consideration of his long and faithful
services is recommended to clemeney.
~ Secretary WeIles has disapproved Of
the finding, and ordered his release from
arrest r.- :,
The rebel Gen Price, it is supposed,
will go to Mexico and engage in mining
operations. 70 teisf- fsfo' '4 '-l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

DR. PARSONS, AN ABoLITIoEIsT," IN
KENTucKY From a correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial we abridge
the following;
Rsv. DIR. G. B. Parsons received and
accepted, q few weeks since, an invita-
ton TO deliver a Masonic oration at a
celebration which took place at Rich.
mond, Madison county, Ky. Hearing
of his intended visit, the Board of Stew
ards Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Of Richmond, invited him to
preach for them on the day following
the Masonic celebration, aud be accept
ed this invitation also. Now il happens
that while the Richmond Methodists are
oil loyal, earnest Union men, their pas
tor, Mr.. Litten, comes as near being q
rebel as anybody who bss . q been in
the rebel army can come, DR.. Parsons
went to Richmond and delivered the
Masonic GRAFTON to the largest crowd of
the fraternity ever assembled in that re-
gion. This was on Saturday. Bot Bro
ther Litten had heard oe bis coming,
aud of the invitation to supply his fLft-
ten's) pulpit, and he was determined
that his pulpit should not be desecFated
by such abolition seutim ents as Parsons
was known to entertain, though there
was-no probability that be would ex
pressJham in q sermon. So he wrote a
note to DR. Parsons in very nearly these
words, and sent it to him through the
.post-ofice: ID "a
7 "DR. PARsoSs, - You are perhaps
aware that the invitation to occupy the
| pulpit of the Methodist church in this
place was opposed by many of the mem
bers, and by the pastor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

lists. Happening to hear of the occu-
patton of bis pulpit by Dr.. Parsons, be
rode post-haate into town, arriving Just
IN time to send . note to ths pulpit, Rs
the benediction was being pronouUccd,
to the effect that he--Mr. Breek--would
preach in the evening 10 bis
own congregation. DIR. Parsons
made the announcement, and with
drew his own appointment-having no
house to preach in. But the people
we're not TO be cheated out of the ser
vices of Parsons, 90 they determined to
have preaching in the Court House at
night. The Court House was denSely
packed with Melhodists, Presbyterians,
Campbellites, Catholics, Jews and Gen
tiles. While DIR. Parsons was preaching
in the Court House to as many as could
get within the walls of that building, a
gentleman visited the churches of Eitten
and Breck, aud found the latter preach
ing to q man and his wife, and four
small children, three Of whom were
asleep, while the former hal his house
all to himself
The above ia a narrative Of what por'
tends much more than it bears on III
face, continues the writer; it means, and
il will lead to, the entire abolition o.
the Methodist Church South, and the
substitution Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church in its stead 10 Kentucky, ant
throughout the entire South. Steps vii
Immediately be taken to make th'
change, with respect to brother" Lit
tens church, and churches elsewher
will follow it's lead. 1t may take tim
to complete the revolution, out that
will be completed 10 morally certain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

io New 5YoRK, Jaly z.-The Herald 5
Richmond correspondent says it.a.7
Gen. Terry, commanding in Virginia,
recs iyed orders from Washington on the
I'd inst. TO muster out all troops in his
department. " bose serEiees are not Reed-
ei. > The matter of this mastering out
is left to Gen Tery's discretion, and as
a large numbe of troops are still need
ed in the State, it is thOnght the number
will not be materially reduced. -
Gov. Pierpont has abolished the ole
Virginia Court of Appeals ed
Gov. ,Pisrpont expects to haze tbs
| civil government in the State in gooS
running order by the lst of AuSCst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
FREr SEAra Ir RuFraLo.-'The Rufalo


We merely suggest this week an en-
terprise which appears to as feasible,
snd which many Of our wealthy citizens
might feel disposed to commend. 1t is
simply this To erect in this city, in
soms eligible, loeations1a q large free
Church, capable Of seating from three
TO FIVE thousand people. The church
need not be costly, but plain and eapa-
cious, and designed as place of public
Rorship for the poor, where the Gospel
may be preached without money or
v A NEcRo Glass MEErrSG.-We find
the following in the Western Christian
AdUpedte: is4
In negro class meeting at Rich
mond, Sam Johnson was called on to
pray, -aad before he had closed bis
prayertbe leader called out, Sam John
son you may take your seat, and let Cuff
fee sugden pray; he is better acquaint-
ed With the Lord dan you Another
was called upon to speak, and after
speaking about FIVE minutes, was called
to order and told If he could not speak
more 20 de point dan dat he might take
his seatI IL - - W
BABIEs. In MEETRG.-0ne of our ex-
changes Perpetratest the following: a4 =
The annual address before the Alumni
of the University will be delivered on
"Wednesday afternoon, at 2 clock. The
re-lnion will take place at o'clock In
the society halls. Tickets of admission
to the re union, twenty-five cents
Childten under twelve. years of age
JfUe. dollars.
] esus hash any lovers of bis heaven,
| ly Kingdom, but few bearers of his cross
He hath many desirers of his consoIa
tiOn, but few of his tribulation. 81
fndelh many companions of his table
but few of his abstinence. All desire Il
Irejoiee, e,-Eith--him;-fewa are willing Il
suffer &aything with him or for him
Many follog Jesus into the breaking o
bread, bat few TO the drinking Of the cnl
of his passion. Many reverence hi
miracles; fez follow the ignominy c
attribute the little know, says
wise man, to nay net having bee
i ashamed TO ask for inforaaation, and
my rule of conversing With ell descrip
tons of men on those topics that folr
their own peculiar professions and pm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

nERTUMEaY, scAPs. TOILET AET1LsZs,
z RoE4ssst oeslaa eia ssz, Eo5ths HaH. Efss&,
Ezts ard flotn BTussess Cents % gssss VsFsalFs
4. o. HAEL0 Drag s-ses,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
@ LTrrEN.'


n On receiving such courteous intima-
ton that he was al intruder, DR.. Par.
aons called on the gentlemen who had
invited him to preach, and explained TO
them that he would withdraw his ap.
pointment-that he would have never
accepted the invitation, had he not sup
posed that Mr.. Litten conquered in ex-
tending 1t Some of the leaders of the
Church insisted on Parsons fulfilling his
engagement They said they had q per.
feet right to invite whom they pleased to
preach for them, and that it vas not
true, as Mr.. Litten represented, that a
single member of the Church was op-
posed tosDr. Parsons filing the pulpit
that day. DR.. Parsons finally declined
preaching in the Methodist meeting
honse, but the people were determined
to hear him. 1t Happened that the pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church, Mr.
Breck, was absent from town, and the
ruling Elders cheerfully rendered the
house TO the Methodists. The result
vas 3 sermon from DR.. Parsons on
Sunday morning, and so announcement
that ha sHnonld preach alao in the even
ing. Bat, unfortunately, Mr.. Brsek, ike
Mr. Littsu, is a Christian Of the pro-.
ssslaVsFy syps, ana1 doesn't Ike AheIit on-
tFn8 L "a : Esa - -.s1 t35alalIz7AN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

The Baptists are somewhat sgitated
on the question of Repisso representas
tive of their denomination. A CORES
poudent of the Wdtch1sGn and Refee-
tor says that I'VE must have quarterly
or monthly organ, which shall give ut
terance to Baptist principles with all
the authority that our deep conviction
of their truth and value can give them,
or be unfaithful to our trust. IA
'What we need is--not a general lite
rary and theological magazine, striving
to maintain its position by being abler,
more original. more polished, more learn
| ed, or more attractive than others Of its
class; bat we need strong expounder
of Baptist principles. policy, history and
claims, as those that belong to the king
dom of Christ, in its normal purity. II
should be independent Of ell parties, OF
schools, or societies among ourselves, oi
all publishing interests, OF sH local pre-
iudices or partialities-the outgrowth o.
the sanctifed, cultivated intellect of tbs
entire Baptist body. ,@-r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

TOY PAINTS IL GREAT VARIETY lHD
l. Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens Holdsrzs Letter
Paper, Ervslopss At No 10 First strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

CKLLER's COUGH CURE, STRICKLAND
- and Msllinuous Cough BslsAn. Cherry Pee
sorAl, HAlfs Balsam, Cnry's Cough Care and
Brewn'B Troehes. At
=. A. O. HALLoCK's Drag Store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

/ attribute the little / know, says a
wise man, to nay net having been
ashamed TO ask for inforaaation, and to
my rule of conversing With ell descrip-
tons Of men on those topics that foam
their own peculiar professions and pur'
suits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

pUkE AND UEADULTERATMD oRKAH
4 Tartar, expressly for family use; also ssds
nc spiesss ~ HALLoCK's Drug stcrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

pHYsIuAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS Er0EIvs
i special sstsntsor .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

IVY ~ -~-SAA~H fS@-A=AA~A4ss- 's-t t-sf4 -
&c - ye AZ zciiRE 1c EggA 90 G1 4ftt1E4
4-.Ee ~ ssllss a1z-l - azsels
aal.a@1..E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

TOMORROW. - Victor Hugo writes,
There ia only one way ofrefuang to-
morrow; that ia to die" Since the
world cannot die, it must accept to-
morrow, 1t cannot have another To- day.
1t deludes itself continually by calling
each new day BY the same old name;
but that 10 nothing. What's ina name7
The morrow must come with new and
better life; else, why not. end with to.
day2 Some people distrust the future
unless it will repeat the past Bat will
such people liaten n7--s6ers co-res q ia
tssTe tact gosE Hszu ss1k& IL. posf-fEs
pTsseat-besteT upthen, ARD b desnq.
Accept to-moEr0w--you- -mnas.s-. -.ls 'sSsa
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TOYS.

- sa ....-sl-eaE s4s1 go
1 .naase "a sas& sax zlsE sul
-as~sa 4@ .aa E4-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
DRUGGISTS.

! E6yoooAIFE, AMBRosIA, KArHAIRoH rRI.
" eophsrous, ard ali the most esiebrnted pr
partitions for the Hair. can Be fouhd At
No. 10 South first strest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

ALVAH JOHNS SON.
Attorney at LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
NAND
Real Estate Agent.
n~- Soldiers and all other claims procured
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Apl6 dH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

KrTTx's JoY.-"Why so happy, little
one" said gay lady Of the world to q
child whose face was shining with peace.
Because God made me so; and how
can I help it?' said Kitty.
81 wish / was as happy as you," said