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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30

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location. ~ he has bssn withsAAtta 1rom
our midst, and many good peopls are
anxioas to know what dpipk6sB Sc held
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reqssst : copy Of dat lsttsF IT, publios-
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Tor this purpose, I remain, vsry truly,
yours, WV. ID. KELLEY.
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Washington, June al, 1865.
Hon. W. d Kelley:
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good citizens Of Louisisna. to give publ
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portast question, l iscidsntslly nebsion.
ed the reqrsst Ia letterto MI. Lincoln,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30

Z Efansoes, incorporated emancipation,
oonstitutiopally provided for the edues-
don Of al children. without distinction Of
color for the sprolmentof al men. white
and black. in the militia and Invested
the Legislature with power to extend to
the colored mau the highest privilege Of
6issnship.
Your friend, MICHAEL HAHN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-30


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THE LATEST NOVEL-SrnA1u-
4 noxs-A Lik Roaasce- Puh1laAsd " J. \ Eptss-
colt Co. received this DAY - - CITY Book Store zlse
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

NJ = 1osf Their lives through suffoeattlo ],
~ stnp VA nis 1t last, athe Bremen Hotel
CHICAGO. They all slept II the same ROOM ~
and s. Is supposed that the;capot!the gas plpe
fall after they retired, allowing the
5ar f,)l nressure to enter the foom.- Auo ,.
man was iinlsensible, and not 2eeted - llYs
Alata5 number Of the Savannah Herald states s
= fhe citizens are forming regiments IN Or
Ierto clear the city Of dopeyt Il
A. 4, Bradley, mulatto, who exps e
from the bar at Boston, has been sentence n -
IN sonnlent for term years 10 oaYann1al'
nv : military count tor using seolulselsl aaNs.
@guase.- s. lt<.so ,Z = r.f,.l::s,go u, ..
disturbance occurred ona tram raj Ok % ne
DAYTON and Western railroad [Vhlol o. Ga5s e.
mas.day, arising out OF retusal 20 pay 10y 10
Tho nart of "a number Of railroad laborers, VINO
;ns G on going to- Dayton on the tram. !. -
1 Two Of the laborers were killed and others1n-
.jured. s.. nv. 5'.. .5< .f $50
Thir1een prisoners confined in the lookup
~ Memnhis,, for various offences, escaped : On
Mondavnipht week by tunnelllng undef' Inc
-1 rear Of the building. One Of them was recap
5ured.i2 So 92&a2 . :,
IKE naval stores Of Dibble i Co, in Pearl Re-
street. New York, were burned yesterday
morning involving a loss Of $40, 0Oo.
.Thessafe Of the treasurer Of Pulaski county,
gn dys' At Winimac, was broken open on on
Sunday night, and between 81 ,oOo ana 9o'oooo
stolen. ------e.----=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND mp:

r17R7JC SALE OF VALUABLE :: LA M.
ID, nirtne Of a decree of the Circuit Court
4 E 10y county. pronounced the l2th Gay
u u naoal her 1865. in the suit Of Hunton vs.
,. Ie the undersigned, who were thereln
oasoiD otod snecia7 Commissioners for that pur-
a APP vii on THURSDAY, 9Th OF Februaary
5sse offer for sale on the premises, at I PH909G
a,,nt;on 70 the highest bidder IhACI ~ ~
T us belonging to G. M: BastaDle' ~ ~. VI
county Of Fauouier, and IS the SAM !aa4u
1otted TO said Bastable, in the parttlo NV
him and James j. Hunt0n ahq G1iss' one of the
cens e. ost farms in Piedmont, Virginia; IS Wen
~ The Growth Of all cereals, ana IS w
s,1rnossad as Grazing Farm. 1t IS peauIlltlly
10Th sides Of Cedar Rum and IS COM
oeoJ entie1v of the first and second 6otton5 ol
hst straam It lies within half mile OF tne !" a.
a,s,t IuIrt1on. on the o. & A. r. II; 1t LAS
,,non i a yery VALUABLE. M1lL neee e, III
arnding corn, and which mlght VIII sl 1iI1s
5utay Be made one Of the 4ne IN nG TnITS
in: the county The W Sh 9a,,1os 7 HIM aN#
t ~ nsa Who lives on the premises, W. take
in showing it to persons deslrlous 10
soleas haeo - Il IS belieyed that no opportunity
;nvestment, equal TO this, has TOT a
:. 80 ~ a. fE;me been offered to the public 40,
1ol Terms Of Sale:-One fourth OF the puIcnasee
money will be required in cash on Se uoy u
sale The balance in one two anu ti'f 49, No.
dan IF sae The title to the land VIII be WILL
gay alya q, @ Security for deferred payments, ana
no ea 1and viii be resold by order Of Court upon
ea;nrn to nav any one of deferred payments
~tall''re W pay o. JOHN NJ. FORBES.
B. II. sHACKELFOkD.
EPPA HUNTON:
Fauouier co., dec 22-dtd Co1n n :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
=AIEXA NDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS
II OBERT Z. WOOD,
IL Successor to .Ashby q " ood'
an,,tini Ills. TO carrVsO on tn e..

c0'f''n '' DRY = GOODS BUsIN Ess,
r At the Old Stand. No. ITO King street;
( ALEXANDER II. STAY NJ Al hh + on 7;oit
with r. T. Wood would respectfully sollci'
the patronage Of his friends,
OR STOCK is at all times largeand compleIe'
embracing Heavy and Fin9 a neenf sanetts
Cloths for servants, &c, &c ii
r. A fullassortment Of Flannels, white and CO..
ored, Fine and medium quality Dress GOODS
a full assortment Of Mourning Dress: Goods,
Irish Linen, warranted genuine :, Linen IN
sheeting and Pil9w ca5e Linens! , 5upeaoF
Hosierv. Subscribers, Shirt Bos0ms: Collars,
Cravats, Neck Ties, Hair Nets &C., toge jb e
With general assortment of fir: t;class Dh1
Goods to an examination Of which we invite
our old friends and the public generailJ'
dec 14-3ln '...-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

II T. EVANS would respectfully call the
Of FURS, consisting Of Mink, Siberian SPUR
rel and Sable also a large stock of Misses and
Children's FURS, Of every description, which
will be sold cheap, Also; fine stock Of Mems
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired at short
notice Call at n 0. 80, King st. 49, 10 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
. Railroads.

ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA R. R.
g .. y E=z========zz 80!
THROUGH By RAIL FROM WASHIEC4
I 1 ron AND ALEXANDRLI, 10 P 57G
a 1IOND AND LYNCHB URG. p -.
ONand after TUESDAY, December = 18A5
~ the trains on this road will run daiIy-
Sundays exceptcd-as follows: ... -
49, TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington, 10 q. II.
g Alexandria, 40 g. ~. -..
I g Gordonsville: 12,45 p. II.
Connecting with Va. Contra. Road - Rich
nond and Staunton direct.
: Arrive at Richmond al $50 =. il.
.: ~. " Lynchturg. 5.4Jp: II.
l.ar TRAINS NORTH
l L? z. 4 FcSI51o1G a. jyo'' H.
s; Gordonsy:lIe y 20 =. Il.
Arrive at Alexandria 40 p. II.
. :; " a:lington ) 20 =, II.
Connecting with the 3. & d. +, L. f.. al
parts Of the North and y est:
Local fre:gh: train leaves -Llcza!-Uria at a
q. n. and arrives at Gordon:yijIe at 5.25 p. H.
Leaves Gord0nsville at 800 g. N. and arrives a
Alexandra at i s. p. II. Through freight train
leaves AleXandria at. - q H., and arrives at
as a. H. and arrives at ALexandri2 At s. 70 p II
Express freight train leaves A leXandria al
700 .. m, and arrives at LynchbUrg& at 1Q10 9.
III. Leaves Lynchburg at 240 p H.. and a.
riyes 1T Alexandria at $50 q. III.
This route has the advantage Over al others.
Of having continuous rail rom New York T.
LyncbbSrg-404 miles, and CONNECTING &.
Lynchburg direct, to Bristol, Knoxville. lLcN.-
phis. New Orleans. and al other points: South
and Southwest.
t also passes through Fairf4x. B;,.. Run.
Manassas. Bri:toe Catletts, Rappahann0cE,
Culpeper Orange and, G;9rdonsyillee. where
many of the late great battles were fought
+ Tickets can be procured in Adams EXPIRES:
building opposite the 3. & O. +. r: Dap0. in
Washington: also. on the corner Of 9Th s.. and
Pennsylvania avenue and at the depot: OF
MARYLAND Avenue, y a:t:ngtor
films leave fron the corner Of First AID c
streets. Washington ,...,.,,,-..-.,-
General Supel'1 terdeN:
}. NJ BROADUS.
General Passenger Ago:..
Alexandria. Dec. y. 1853. dec 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

VOHN S. WHARTON, Successor to Ashby
p & Wharton,) will receive consignments,
and conduct the business of a GENERAL Conlnlis-
sion MERCHANT, at the oId stand NO. I, n w.
attention paid to all co&signments from tie
country de l4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

g. FOR RENT-WA REHOUS No: 50.
a aa"t a. the Potomac River, with wide alley
GA the north SIDE and contiguous to an ex5en
s7e wharf which vessels OF the gef;! rlS 10
may land and receive cargooc ARps5iTeTIf1THIH5
soc lel' VIII South Union street
The next building. Of same size, will alSo1 pc
for rent in a short time, " -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

FFHOMAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTER A Nd JOINER.
No. Is, South Water street.
(near the Bank of the Old Dominion.)
Is prepared to execute with dispatch, anl on
the most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
H solicits work from the adjacent country, as
he is prepared to contract for building, or to 40
anv kind of repairing NJ 25-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent country, as
he is prepared to contract tor building, or to 90
any kind of repairing No 25-tf
TEORGE 3. WHITE,
sT Liberty Hail.
80 and 81, Cameron street.
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice stock OF .......
~ GROCERIES,
embracing Teas, Cofees, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jellies, Fari-
na Corn Starch, and great variety ofartcles,
usually found in g 3 3 11Cr st g
CUNCENTRA TED FERTILIZER
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He al:o asks attention TO his unusually large
and fine stock of
of every description, consisting of Whiskies high
and low grades, Brandies, Gin, California Wines,
Champagne, Port, Sherry, snd 9 Ght5 WlneS
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
"a Als H5,' CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety. = q
Goods delivered to all parts Of the city free of
charge. &C lott
nATENT MEDICINEs. -Ayre's que Cure,
Cherry Pectoral, Sarsaparilla, Cathartic
lions, schenck' Is Medicines Mofatt's Medicines,
Howe,s Celebrated Cough Candy, Daviss Pain
Killer, Holloway's W orm CONNECTIONS and all
kinds Of " ern1ifuge, 0sgood's !G{}holqgogue,
shallenb berger spills, Wrigh , Pills, brakes
Camphor Ice Milhau's Elixir Bark, Burnetts
Preparations, Hair Dyes, Mustang Liniment,
Bartines Lotion, Plasters of all kinds, received
dec l3-tf 80 and 224 King street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
from the Chicago Tribune
A SOulh Carolina Demand.

There is a familiar story that an irate
Ereuehman once rushed into the street
with red hotrpoker in bis hand, and in-
sisted on bis thrusting it through the
body of the first man he met. His in
tentions being happily frustrated, he ex-
claimed: 'oPheni by gar, you shall pay
for heating az pokair." an II asdu
A delegation from South Carolina
have made their appearance at Wash
ington to be reconstructed. Their first
and principal desire is that tie Federal
Government shall provide for the pay
ment of the Confederate bonds proper,
amounting to S200,O00,000. Why they
do not stipulate for the whole cost
of heating the poker, including treasury
notes, cotton loan, certificates. army
vouchers, aud other securities of the LATE
Confederacy, we cannot imagine Pro-
baby these claims are held in reserve,
awaiting the answer of the Government
as to the two hundred millions of Soon.
federate bonds proper" "a.
The reply to this modest request
should be such as to convey to the South
Carolina gentlemen some faint concep-
ton of their unparalleled impudence. In
transaction between individuals, this
should be done with the foot. They
would be constructively kicked down
stairs, and consututionally booted across
Long bridge. 8t VmIa 3df Hsa Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

A Cow DRINKS EIoHrsRs GALLONS OF
WEIsKY-The Troy Times of Friday,
gives most remarkable case Of "beast-
ly' intoxication. 1t seems that on the
upper part of Green IsIand an illicit
whisky-still existed, until Yesterday,
when Marshal Kipp, Collector Wood.
ward and Inspector False made raid
on the premises. aud locked up both the
owner and the door. "a month ago the
disiillery was in full blast. 1t was q
''stilP' night. aud the man running the
machine, who bad made eighteen gall
Ions of whisky, put il out in the open
air to- cool Along came COW She
was thirsty, and the beverage looked In
viting. She swallowed every drop
eighteen gallons of unrectified whisky,
warranted to killaat forty rods The
COW has been drunk ever siaeey she
staggered home, and isb now IN the
fourth week Of grand old beHder5 Phe
COW eats ncshing, falls down when@vef
they try to raise Der up, and has become
as lean as q crow instead of a COW.
Whether the COW will ever get sober, or
end her life in fit of deliriam tremensi
is question we shall look anxiously TO
see solution of! 1t is really 3 remark.
able case, and we should scarcely believe;
il, if our informant was not CONNECTED
with the telegraph and, of course, per.
feetIy reliable. oloasaaos ,-saaiiE ssba
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

/ TIE FEELING IN MORN cAEoLISA.-
The bitter rebels In. North Carolina are
impatient to have the Federal troops
withdrawn from that State. The RALEIGH
Progress, loyal paper, has been cIam6r-
Ousiy asked when this is to be done.
The Progress answers, not until treason
able utterance, dfsafection, and threats
of what will be done tei avenge tbs
wounded pride Of secession, shah cease.
The Progress hears /" Of threats being
made constantly, By some OF the late
owners Of slaves, Of how they intend to
punish the negroes as soon as the troops
are gone; We also hear of threats being
made By the secessiD1fsts az to how they
mean to band together for the hanging
of Union men when the troops shah be
Withdrawn. We hear, too, of violent ex-
pFessions, by men and Eomsn. against
the Government of the United States.
against the Provisional Governor, and
al who support him, and, in fact, against
everything and everybody that is foyaI TO
the Union. u" -ci5E 4 IrasiliH 20
If anybody is punished for disloval.v.
they who indulge In such slau5ua9s
should be. Il would not beewslI to iet
civil power pass into the hands of such
traitors. .59ai $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

D@eBy private letter, We learn that
the Paymaster will be here on the first
of August to pay eff the Legion for
services rendered during the Morgan
raid. This desirable result is mainly to
be credited to Col. B sch, who has been
interchangeable in his efforts to so arrange
the muster rolls aud other necessary
papers to secure the order for payment.
He,will Issue an order in due season,
notifying the different companies of the
day and the hour at which they will be
paid. We presume it is hardly necessa-
~ for as to urge thei snbers Of the
Legion TO SO arrange their business as
to be present on that interesting occa-
SION. a lsLsv5E eGa sI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

/ A DEAR WHIsTLE.-The Canadians,
who received the Southern traitors and
Northern renegades with such alacrity,
are now reaping q harvest from the
seed. An American officer writes to
the Toronto Globe the following, among
other things: z1Iyas 10 a94i4a T.,
90 1t islweIf known that in all parts of
Canada the staid and industrious me-
chanies and laborevss have beenA dis.
charged from the farms and workshops
to give place to those thieving foreign-r
ers who labor for much iess compensa-
ton. The result is, that desegters from
the armies on the other side are worm
ing themselves into positions that should
be filed by your own nstive citizens,
who perforce are compelled to emigrate
to the United States to support them
selves and their families. The conses
quence is, that Canada gets the worst of
the exchange-the dissipatad and NO.
rrineipled bouniyjumper while the
United States receive your best class of
laborers and mechanics f'agG .{1
The letter was called out by an article
in the Globe on the extraordinary mum
Der of fires, robberfes, and disturbances
which had happened in Toronto and
other cities since. the peace. We can
only hope that, this select circle Of gem
tlemen at leisure will be greatly reform.
ed before they return to that country
which they left for its good. t39
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24


JuDGs YEAAANis -PRosPEcTs. = From
lniormatton We received in a reliable
form, since the canvass opened IN this
district, Judge YAama6's prospects are
Frightening every day. Wherever he
speaks the people, who are always de-
slrons OF good, are led to Danish every
ching like prejudice, and with that man
illness for which Kentuckians are 80
celebrated, cheer ap 1t the prospect be
fore them, Rad become in earnest his
supporteEa His policy lasets their cor
dial approval, aud whatever doubts may
have existed in their minds about the
plans Of Kidding the State of the instiiu-
ton Of slavery before the adoption of
the Constitutional Amendment, vanish
IS tnln vapor bsfore-the rising of the
morning sa5. We say to all who desire
tne sieeslon Of Judge Ysaman to Con.
ersss, 70 % up aud doing, ana his sue.
cess ~ esFtaia.-sCs Os6s6ores Volunteer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24


Low DoWx--A Paris correspondent Is %
writes that he recently met in that city
the former purser Of the. privateer Rap
pahannOok, a fpe-looking, fnely edu-
Gated man. His feet we're absolutely
on the ground: his coat was creased
and threadbaTe, and without lining he
was pallid and Of trembling hands, and
asked for few sous to buy himself a
glass of absinthe. He took dead
mans portion, and hobbied away with
the remark that he was pretty low
down" This mans wife died OF, paraly-
sis in the Charity Hospital, having been
driven by ksF sanai and poverty to
vicious courses. 4yAFy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

~ ons hundred bushels Of oats In store and for
sale By YICKCRY BROS,
1872 Main Street. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

40 AT0Esi PoTAToEsi POTAToEsi
II Wesra still receiving those choice Eastern
20 afoes, and will sell them cheap. Send your
ardsra, before they aIe oil gone, @
vTUKERY BROS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

4 IRIED APPLEs. l-.-I----g
j A ,hoIce lot OF Dried Apples for sale ct r0-
Auced figure by VICKERY BROS,
I32, Main Street
EJACuNl HACONl b cen -
ID A choice Let Of Sugar Our Hams, PlaiR do.p
Clear Rides and Dried Beef for sale 4 .apAt
vTCKERY BROS.
1872, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

TERHE HAuTE, July ~ 1866
Agr. 4. =. skraderf " s Era .tgrT p.
1sKapler, 10 bxs frnIt; II ScantIIn a Son, bxs
hardware, bxs polls, 2 bbls hsrdwafe; Geo
Sonnfag, so bxs axesi Warren 4 o 3 bxs pianos I;
O MIN ri box D goods Yieksry Bros isssk G
ware a bbls fish; Ferris & Co, bales @ smbii,
bxs drugs; PretJries Co, ! box leather;
b Meek r % bofes TIN VI II Buei, Goieor da,
III, qxs books; ii Themas, Eliza ethtown,
box books; Bement a Y, Id, hardware Msrk
Warren erstes crockery; + Kroener balls
hops y D Herman. 20 doors, rash door. b. IL (,
John " Clever car La Der aud laihs J o. mao q
4 Co., IS kits fish, 20 y Il nsh; J P II lott.
bxs soap II A Ceok S bxs soap, 20 kits fish s
Evansville Journal sompany, 81 bdls piper VI
II Stodeard, IS bxs white lead iFa Keen, 2
brs 5dse; II Schroeder, bxs mdse ii Living.
ston, PsducAh, care, ., d 30, " bxs shoes !;
John Ingle, Jr., "a bars 3 3 iron
Isisnedi a. L ROBBINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

PERsoNAL Our genial young friend
George A. Williams, clerk of the Big
Grey Eagle, is again rastieating in our
city for his health. He esteems the
atmosphere Of the city and especially
on First Street, as salubrious and deli
cious as that of the Elysian fields, and
we expect il Is. .En
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

O. g@ We give up much Of our space
this morning to the condensed history
of different regiments and batteries who
were honored with receptions at Indian
npolis last week They are interesting
as matters of record None of our In
diana regiments have records of which
We need be ashamed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
GROCERIES.

Fed YOUR COWS. a,J - Q
2 Il A lot OF choice Country Bran, fresh and good,
ust received and for sale low, at
YIOKERY BROS, li
4 -. LIZ 1a2. Main hlfaaL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
RrxENBER that the mammoth elot

ing house Of Anspscher & Sons, No. 3
and First street, are selling off their
goods at less than auction prices. The
best way to test it is for the public 10
call and examine their stock and see for
themselves. ysfr =, Fr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
Rsr Mr.. Fred. Won Roy, who is

Bar Mr.. Fred. Won Roy, who is re-
commended by those competent to de-
eide as musician of superior attain
ments, has located 10 our city for the
purpose of teaching his accomplishment.
His advertisement viii found in the
proper place, in smother column. a-4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

BLACKBERRY WIEE.-There are two
ways, says the New Albany Ledger, Of
making blackberry wine-one to boil
the juice. and the other to bset It away
for fermentation without boiling. Two
years ago both plans were tried in one
family The wine that was boile& turn
ed sour and nRit for use, while the other
was delicious, and 10 80 yet--what little
d left. sang
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

R@S~ The device If the State seal of
Virginia has been altered by the new
State Government. The old device is
retained, but the words Liberty and
Union sarmodnt the Goddess of Liber-
ty trampling on the fallen tytanl,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
KnfIce 10 fax.Parers.

: We, the undersigned Tax payers Of
the city. Of Evansville, request that a
meeting be called at the Courthouse, on
Monday evening, the 9th inst, at "a
o'clock, to take into consideration the
assessed value of their property as Fixed
by the City Council, acting SIS Board
of Equalization, and totske such action
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