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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EmssoIlo.

The sGsaten-shsFman Emsrolto.
Nav YoRK, jane 2-The Herald q
/ special ssys:
The Government has fuAliy decided
70 turn Davis over O. the civil auihori
ties, and Gov Bsown has been released
on parole.
II s said that Secretary Stanton in.
/ teuds to renew bis assault on Sherman,
in rsioinder, haviug possessed himself
Of B eekiuridge's aud Johnston's yer.
sion Of the nego,istous, whose state
meats be viii use 70 clear himself
Gen. Howard has gone 20 Richmond
to or.anizs the Freedmeu's Bafeau.
The Sanitary Commission is supply.
ing the troops al Washington. and else
where. ~ith ffssAEegetsble-, slso under
clothing and stationary
Il is thought the testimony In ihs
conspiracy case viii close this seek
| r. averdy Johnson has prepared = protect
sRAinss the jurisdiction Of the Commis
| sion
Davis, according 10 all accounts, u
txeeraie6 in the South, aud bis possible
tate exctes 90 pertieu,sr sympathy.
! The Sixth c1rps has arrived near
Washington, from Richmond They
had a severe march, the roads being IN
a horrible eond tiou A number OF the
trooos Of this command are also to be
! d schlrgei from tho service.
The TfibuRes Washington special
! says:
The release Of GoE Brown aud party
| greatly disappoints the soldiers, as they
hold him responsible for the horrors Of
Andersonville prison
Tho eily is filing up with political
I leaders Of the rebellion, excepted in the
amnesty proclamation Macy Of them
have freqoeut interviews With the Presi-
I dent
Tbs Times special says:
Gen. Thomas aud part Of bic STAFF ar.
rived IN Washington yesterday, on iavi.
tation Of tbe President.
The Herdids special says
Congressman Harris, Of Maryland,
tried Tor persusding rebel soldiers not TO
take the oath. was sentenced 20 three
years imprisonment and forfeiture Of all
political rights The President has ap.
proved the aading, but RENTED the
aaufanra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
81 TVS T. =. LESK
Exclusively Tor the Journal.


Nav YoRx. June lit is not truo
tdsl JEFF DAVIS has arrived At Washing-
too, IS vas anticipated with great posi-.
tiveness, and particularly b. the sensA.
ton press. lie is still in the casemate
Of Fortress Menroe. and IL is not prob
able that be will be bvoneht up the Po-
icmae aoul after the conspiracy trials
are concluded, say week after nexs
No requisiti0n has yet been made
apoa the Navy Department Cor a trans
pert aHd Government convoy. Il is cot
vet even decided positively ihas Judge
Carter viii try she eminent criminal,
though The Judge has nos the ifhtest
objection OF such 3 disposition Of the
case.
Aaolher Of the eonspiratOrs has been
arrested very near the Canada hoe, aud
has been bronghi hers and lodged IN The
Arsenal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
WOOL FACTORY.
JOHS w. GRUEN s. CO..
Pro ogistars of ths
Evansville Wool Factory,

Nys- I'y1FD u as'I '17lF ~ .
Wonid pectfu ly call your Atteatiou 70 fhs fact
tnst our Factory. EEicl vs. Destroyed by 5rp isst
tsll has been rs btfiit sEa & nnw IN opera ION,
aud prep red - tax t. = o. for manufacturing
into the fotloNrs ag 0is: Jeans A,ftRstt Linz y,
FlsaIsi, 3 snksfs- 90 ri i.is aaf stocktLz Yarn,
Af the icwtst po@sibie RATES.
We shar z'so en-. eayor have the 80 30 god
hsDa exchange or uosI - srIi f9r crsb.
ash lad fgr Wool - big hesF market ~ O.
PsrsoEs lisirz a. . distsl c. SID essiF9us
sending heir vol q n. Tn&y by river
othsrEfs~, Apd al sach N5ol satrusfsd 70 - II
rec i've pros - stts Hfinu
Ore of the partner having six ara ,xpsri-nos
IN be Husiusss We fceI eoBacsnt Tia no one ~iil
Isava ~ sf.z ffshsd
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

ihe tCiiO~ing IS an extract from The
report Of the Committee on Foreign
Missions, subni;ted TO the General A
sembly Of the N S Presby i:tit,
lately 10 session at Bro lklyn, N. Y.
The committee says:
Dariug iOur years Of a terrible civil
war, IN which the highest energies OF the
nation have been pat forth, aud iIs best
blood has been shed in reaistiug and
susduing the most wicked rebellion
known in The history OF the fallen world,
God has given grace 10 bis people, amid
all The powerful strains upon their re-
sources, 10 remember the brethren ana
10 sustain The missionaries who have
gone forth from us; so that the war has
not very seriously iGterlered with or iul-
peded their labors
Aud, now, when the strife is ended
and the rebeliou subdued, when tie
deep black blot OF slavery no longs
stains the National tscutcneon, and re-
fleets a dark shadow npon our religion.
when the Missionary Churches OF our
land have, BY the grace OF God, shown
20 sublimely their love for pa riotism,
liberty and mankind, in the history OF
their labors, ard sacrifices 10 maintain
the unity and honor of the Nation, and
TO deliver he etslaved and 10 save the
world, we would, With heartfelt graft
tude, ascrbe all bonn4!ess grace, be
soWed upon H- people under these
trying anu testing experience, aud *
press the hope that the goodness Of God
Will lead US, a. a people, in ell the 10
ture 10 otru-t in Him more implicitly, ard
TO reslize that the work 70 which He
eai.s HIS people 10 do He will give them
the needed strength to accomplish il
with oil their hearts aGd powers, they
will seek His help to DO their duty
sta the n ou,es of the last Assem-.
biy tie C2mmiiiee report that ,evsu
hundred ami twenty Churches, With q
membership OF thirty six thousand eight
tunlred aud eighly three, contributed
nothing - the cause OF Foreign Ms
sions During the year reported in the
Minutes Of the last Assembly, seven
hundred aud twenty two Churc7es con.
tribated to the cause s97,629 IL, with
one huadred aud one thousand, Sne
hundred and eighty nine members-sn
average contributed by each of ninety
canis
At the close OF an article from Rich.
mond, Virginia, 10 the Examiqer and
Chronicle appears he following;
Il learn the extraordinary fact that the
celebra;ed K " Lutaer Rice said 10 Mr..
James Thomas, then and still Of this
place. 50 iouk ago as about 1880 that
]" 1868 staoery t0ouId be 6totisd Out in
blood
Mr. Rec was a student Of prophecy,
and came to this conclusion from what
he had gathered from that source.
The following passage from book,
published by Noiredeamus in about 1000,
Is equally remarkable:
About that tiue (lS6D, a great quar-.
rel and controversy will arise 10 eoun
Try beyond he seas, (America), and
many poor devils will be hung, and many
poor wrefches will be killed 6y a punish
ment other than cord. Upon my faiih,
Germany, believe me, the war viii not
eease for four years, at which none
should he surprised or astonished, for
there will be no want OF hatred or OBJ
St.nacy IN IL At the end Of that time,
PROSTATE and almost ruined, the people
will re.em5raee each other in great Joy
-and love - Christia1 Herald
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MACKEREL.


= He sddit oBsl arrival per steamer Iniitns
on stock cf MR,ksFel On bend eps prise the
following ato a. b. low wh igli aio a le 70 or.
~ T. pprci aerF a. roduaej prices on account Of
los freight ny water:
81 Bbis No. z, lsBl fact erel.
o BAlf bbiA No. 2, 1854 81 es-reI
20 qua - b ID 80 2, Isg4 Msckrrel.
35u kita NO = 1854 Mae srel
~ B0ls No 3 l-gi, arg ass ksrrl
y uulf 80 .. No 8, 1855 q 90 Ma ksreI.
$50 IN. !. 1851 s4cker
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MUSIC.
NEW lEEWA0SIcl new
MUSIC. @sss@@s MUSIC.

sc sItRAMPi TRAMP TRAMP" Or THR'
a Prisourrs HSPs." oss cf tbs mat
popuisr soug- q fhs dsy.
"IDLEHILD' ser Hads. ByI. C. AizlnRsr
"@AIT. LOVE. UsTTL THE W4kIs OFEB
"LTN COLs'S FUNERAL MARCH"
"AOURsFUL s-USDS IL Memory Of
Abraham Line Ia.
HAERMAID's SONG" Froua Obsrnz
Fsatast 2. By G. EfukeI
Yer raes WABREg C0EYRoTOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

Patent Duplex IIlIptlc Skirt,
elegance, LiGhtness, Cons fort and
Econ nay,
Aud uuquestisnabiy tie m0si dssirabls article
JB &s A. COOLIDGE,
nti 3m "a and iE first treet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03


igHorancs-ze should behold, in I'll IL,
d, farmily, The ffuits Of irreligion IN wo-
man.
%, R4Hgioul Benignant Majesty
High on ihy throne fhou sitfsst gloiiJu
and exalted Not abJve the clouds, To-
esrih clouds never come between thee
and truly pious souls-not beneath tn
clouds, tor above there is Heaven, open
ing through broad vista Of exceeding
beauty.
It's gates are the spleEdor Of jasper
and precioIs stones, which with q dewey
light that neither Alshes nor blazes
steadily proceedeth from the throne Of
God It's towers bathed in refulgsnt
glory, are ten times he brightness often
thousand suns, yet sofl in dazzling ths
eye
And ibess religion paints Art thou
weaFg2 u whispers, ~rss, np there
there. tcrever" Art thou sorroEing ?
Joy Art thou weighed down with
unnleFited ign9miny ? Kings ana
princes are ye in hat hoiy home" Ar
thou poor2 "The very ,trAets belors
Thy mansion shall be gold Art ihou
irieBdless2 The angels shaIl bs thy
COMPANIONS, and God thy father and thy
friend .
r. religion beautiful? We answer, Ell
10 desolaiioH and deformity where re
lgion is not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

The cemmittee on unieu with he Old School
b'arch rep"Ttesi hat, Ia their opinisn, "a wss
inexpedient 70 act On tbs questot 1t %. es.ft.
Eoan &c O i tf ths chufch re doing = GOOD
wo'k ,nd weru eu-oPersting IN irif. tut lcr
further "a "a Nsonld he better 'xSit for Prov
dence 10 Indicate clear tie Sc 0 pur-
sue. The report was aiop.td
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
Rerler Of the whoIesaIe Mar.st.

NV AbLhf kNNoo0A =
The Post has the following review OF the Whole
sale market for the week
during the week. Early in the week PIiess ae-
clined under the liberal advance rom ldAo POItS
At the close the market partly reeoNeIeu anu
choice family extras were higher than at an? nm
during the season. The whole tendency Is up
ward.
Provisions also have been much excited and a
heavy decline occurred yesterday. To-day, nov
ever a sharp reaction took place and part OF the
duction recovered.
Corn and oats have declined under large reeeiP'n'
we quote as follows.
Fiour-Extra state at ss.6O@s. so; shipping Ohio
S9.1599.3j and St. Louis extra Sl4.509l6.50-
PHmADELPHIA, October A.--The dry goods mar
ket is inactive but firm at last adviees.
Woolens are selling more freely, and command
ing full prices.
BALrINoRE, October l4.--Market quiet and
heavy.
Wheat prices close dull at 81, I IS for spring;
white Michigan at S2,75.
Corn closes dnIl at 9O@9l1&e for mixed western
93e for sound white western and f69S9e ior IN
sound. o.
for. western 5O655 for unsound.
The pork market closes at firm at S8,5O foI
mess; $50, OO@3 1850 prime mess; and sl2,oo@l6'W
for plain and extra mess.
~COhee-There has been a heavy business In Ric
during the past week at heavy concessions the
market closes firm ut pc for ordinary to prime
Rio. Sales for the week %, $50 bags.
In cotton there has been improvement in prices
and middling closes firm at 6l@62c-
Sugars-The stock has been moderate and th'
market closes firm vt 294@2le for hards.
Whisky huctuated slightly and prices clos
steady at 81, % for western.
Wool manufacturers have stopped buying, OWNS
to the scarcity of water in New England and mill
have ceased working. Prices are unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
EXCELSIOR CLUB.
Total LIST innings-.........


The VARIAN-HoFFMAN COMBINATION. Our
music-loving public are anticipating a rare
treat on Thursday and Friday evenings of
his week, on the occasion of the appearance
at Brainard's Hall of the above favorite
combination. Madame Varian and Mr..
Hoffman are well known here, having given
our citizens numerous entertainments of
panied by Mr.. George Simpson, an English
tenor, who has an excellent reputation in
New York, and Mr.. Nicholas ]. Goodale, a
young v%iolinist of wonderful capabilities
and astonishing performance.
As the coming of these artists will be the
chief topic in musical circles for three or
four days, we subioin for the benefit of the
same, the following notice of concert late
ly given in Hartford, Conn.,, by this combi-
nation. which we find in the EosaiHg Press:
The first of the proposed series of concerts
to be given under the auspices of the Young
Mems Institute took place last evening
The charming voice and easy execution of
Madame Varian, and the delicate, crisp
manipulation of Hoffman, are the same as
ever. Mr.. Simpson, the tenor, made a most
favorable impression on the audience. His
voice is exceedingly pleasing, of good com
pass, fine quality and completely under his
control. His rendering of Thomas ballad
'Blue Eyed Bell" brought an encore, when
he gave the beautiful old English ballad,
"Sally in our Ally" in a manner which
stamped it one of the gems of the evening.
Madame Varian responded to an encore
with the display piece al Baeio" which
was well rendered, though she shone chiefly
in the aria from "Rigoletto" and inthe final
Duet.
Hoffman also created a sensation by his
facile and expressive rendering of his
brilliant compositions and selections. The
concert was a success, and the attendance
augured well for the Institute, in this new
line of Public Entertainments.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

MnToNIAN TABLEAUx. This mammoth
work of art, which has been on exhibition
in Brainard's Hall the past two weeks, was
offered for the last time, Saturday night and
hundreds of our citizens availed themselves
of the chance of obtaining a final view of
the painting. The exhibition has been a
decided success. The hall has been crowded
nearly every night, and there seems to be
but one expression concerning it, and that,
of appreciation.
A large number of costly presents have
been given away. The prizes have ranged
in value from that of a silver butter knife
to elegant sets of silver tea service. The
managers lave used no trickery in the dis
tribution of gifts, but the most open fairness
has been practiced.
We believe the Tableaux will be next put
on exhibition in Baltimore. We commend
the proprietor, Mr.. W. ". Vert, and the
business manager, Mr.. A. N. Dorland, to the
press everywhere. They are perfect gentle
men, and deserve the largest public pat
ronage.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

NEGRO MNsTRELs Observation-Disclosures
Kelley and Icons Troupe of Negro Minstrela
will open an engagement for three nights,
this evening, in Brainard's Hall. Common
fame places them at the head of theirI pro-
fession. They are without doubt the best,
Iiveliest and most original of all the ebony
companies now travelling. The "end men"
are described as the most irresistible ftheir
class. Arlington's oddities would have made
a Puritan grin, and it wouldhaye gone hard
with Calvinism to expose itself to his grim
aces and antics. Kelley's rendering of his
beautiful ballads takes captive the most eul-
tivated ear, and as a dancer Mr.Leon, we
suppose, is unapproaehable.
1t has been SO long since we have had a
touch of frst-class negro minstrelsy, that
we shall expect to see Brainard's Hall
crowded each night of the engagement,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

ITALIAN 0PERA.-Max Strakoseh has en-
| gagged Brainard's Hall for Saturday evening
of this week, but we understand hat the
appearance here of his troupe at this early
stage of the season, is contingent on the re-
suit of his engagement, this week, at Buffalo.
If he does not at this time offer us a season
of opera, the entertainment is simply de-
ferred.
He is traversing the country with a most
admirable troupe. The leading ~artistes are
named below:
Signorina Angelina Ghioni, the dramatic
prima donna, from the Italian Opera, New
York Academy of Music, and the theatre
TacOn, Havana.
Nine. Patti Strakosch, eontralto.
Mile Canissa, prima donna, Growers
Grand Opera.
Signors Maccaterri and Tamaro, first
tenors of the New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia Academies Of Music.
Signor Mancusi, baritone, from the Grand
Opera, Theatre Taeon, Havana.
Signor Augustine Susini, basso profundo,
late of Max Maretzek's Italian Opera, New
York.
Mime. Parozzi and Signora BaEzani, second
donnas.
signor Ximenes and signor PERM, second
tenOrs.
Signor Locatelli and signor Massio, second
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

COLoRED TROOPs TO-DAY.-Capt. Pierce,
agent of the Cleveland 4 Detroit line OF
steamers. has informed the officials at the Sol
diers' Home ofthe receipt by him of a tele-
gram announcing that the lO2d U. s. Colored
regiment, 500 men, under command of Cen
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED ............ Oct. 13-14.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop AraXes, Williams, Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Crosby, Buffalo
Sehr Mary Collins, johnson, Buffalo
CLEARED-----.Oct. I2-IA.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Araxes, Williams, Toledo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Schr Mary Collins, johnson, Chicago
Sehr GOV Hunt, Pemble, Sandnsky
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Resolved, That inasmuch as a railroad
bridge across the Cuyahoga river at some
point in the vicinity of the piers, is admit
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that the place of crossing proposed in the
resolutions of the City Council of the Sd
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Front street, Gf no pier is constructed in
the middle of the river) is more consistent
with the commercial and public interests
than at any other praetieable location.
This resolution was called up last Satur
day and discussed, and its further consider
alton postponed till Wednesday of the
present week.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEApER.l

PITFsBURGH, Oct. 14-6:OO P. NJ.
The oil receipts by river during the past week
We're Is, org bbls since opening of navigation 1872,
257 bbls total, 4Oj, 2s8 bbls. BY rail for week,
Il, 6sl bills since. opening of navigation, 165,0 III
bbls total, 49, COS bbIs. Total By river and rail,
$50, sss bbls.
are a shade lower. Buyers decline contracting at
present prices. River receipts of Crude to-day
400 bbls. Sales GOO bbls at 9Oc without packages,
and Soc with. Prices at the wells and Oil City con-
tinue high, and until We have a decline there, few
sales will bemade for future delivery,
Refined is inactive, and prices nominal. Present
figures cannot be maintained. Rehners are en-
gagged in filling previous contracts, and are not de-
sirous to enter into further engagements until
Crude becomes regulated.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

PERsoNAL.-Doctors R. and ]. Hunter, No.
10 Atwater Building, announce that they
will return To New York on the 20th inst,
and that all who desire consultations with
them should arrange to have the interview
Immediately. We are gratiied to know
that these medical gentlemen have been
eminently successful in their practice here,
and that they have given so general salts
faction. Their departure will be deeply re-
oratts5