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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
Az rEvALfB.
Published for the benefit aud . caation 20 yonng
men and others Who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay o. Manhood, &c, supplying At
Who has cured himself after undaFz oin Esonsidsr.
able quaeksFy. BY enclosing poatage paid adj
dressed enVeieps, single copies may be had 81 the
author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esg,
dnea-imd&w brooklyn, Kings Co.. n, Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
PHOTOGRAPHY.

TO TnE CIrIZESs o. EVANSVILLE AND
VICINITY
mr.. w. t Worthington
Is SOW BEADY TO WAIT ON ALL WHO
L may favor him wtth their patronage. and a.
NJ w. warrants peffe satisfaeslsn % AL. Sc
ommsnd him 70 tha pnblic
Sir. " is prepared 90 make both large aud
small Photographs au4 hnish them % Ia al lhs
latest sfFtss--eotoFaa II desired
AHbr0typss furnished 81 the shortest nofies.
fsbT lmd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
HEIMsTRERTs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
Nnm nYE


bat restores gray hair 10 its original color, By
feppiying the capillary tubes with natural susie
nance Impaired ~ sss disease. All faaEas.saas.
ses dyes are composed Of lunar c0stie, destroying
the vitality and beauty Of the hair. and sasrd Of
themselves no dressing. Heimstroet's Inimffabls
Coering not only restores hair 20 IT, natural color
by easy process, bus gives tha hAIra
Luxuriana Beauty.
promotes its growth prevent T. It's falling Of srsa.
ieatss dandruh, and impa< - health and pleasant.
ness 70 the bead. Il has tod the test Of time, BE-
ing the eolorinal Hair Col orinR and lie constantly
increasing in favor. Used BY both sentlsmsn And
ladies. u Va seld By all respectable dealers. Or
can be procured b. them Of the oommsreia
agents, D. 5. BARNES co. 2o2 Broad sag. Nov
York. Two sizss. 80 cents ssd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
COM MIssIONER's SALE.

PY oRDER OF rae COURT or COMMON
- Pleas q the County OF Yanderburgh and
state Of Indiana, will, ct tbs door Of the Court
House In tbs city Of EF<usviils, on Saturday, ths
I'D day OF January, 1855, ~ o'elocE sell -
public suction 70 the his hest bidder, the uadiTi
fiaa q the city 81 EvRnsTlie; being 3 set 'front.'
b % fsst asep. and situated on Ftae, between
second aud Third Streets the property o. tbs As-s
az Walter EAieixh, deceased. Tsgzs. e1a halF
cash, and one bali 10 twelve ncuths, With later
eat. ETC.
The rsmAisiug oas-third will Be soid 1t the sane
tine on tss szns tsfuS
JOHE J. cHAEnLER.
aeele-s~d Comnfszioass.
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CHRISTMAS.
COUNTY ORDERS.

County Orders VS.. Greenbaeks.
uTx TAKE COUNT Orders AT PAR FOB
.s.ass sCHAPKEB BUsaTYG,
80 BE. 81 and - Main stnsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
FOR SALE.

T. A II NJ


A GOOD FARM, CONTAINING $50 acres,
Il about LOO niles north Of Evansville, ~
prairie and bottom land About 4as acfaa are
under good ieaes T0fn meadow. - 10 biue grass
$50 10 be cultivated Ia corn, which rich bottom
laud and viii prodacs corn ans ieng b u time ,
$50 ia pasture, aud the balance, about 80 acres
pFaifis timber laBd-ceuid be braaght luto che
pastures BY moving the present fences aud adding
. i-w rails
There l. 7Sad frame house With seyfu roon
frame =>afp buihting, frame harm, thtos tenant
houses hswn lea barn wifh cattle sheds ali
around, wagon and wood sheds, Fairbauk'a has
and cattle scales, three wells that furnish al
abundant Sappiy Of hrst rate water, aud tso cis.
terms. The buildings are al Ia aeod repair sud
unt cid.
There Il also good young o ebara o. appie,
pa4ch, and cherry trees.
The store j. doing good and Ffehtahia trsde,
also the postufilas l. Kept 81 the store
Their IL On thu piarc about - head Of cattle
cows, oxsn, steers, &c., and Ten head of work
horses. Aiso. lot Of mulss, colts, sheep, brgs,
SC, which would IL sold with the farm IL desired.
Tbs stock q goods need not 80 wlth the Earn,
unlesH dtaired
The situation il very plssSsat aud healthy
one aud very desirable fof aay ans wishing H.
engage IN q country store or stock trade.
Dor further information enquire Of
n.F. BLoTNT,
fsbZ.aS No. u Main street.
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FIRE LIMITS.

TT Il Z u ERsIGSED WILL MAXI
Il application . the Common couaeii Of tks
Ciy1 % Esaasyiiis for psrmiEat0z 70 srset . trans
building 10 FEET IN sfzs. % the rorth wet
bali Of iot 10, Donation Enlzgkeusat, on Tocrtkl
street. near Walnut
janzT-zs HEERT soHEETEuP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

Persons Of ~rdeutsry hahisa trsa blsa with
vesk1es lsssitudo, pslgitNsion Of the heart, lack
81 sgPsiise, distress sissg eating, torpid liver
constipation. deserve 70 sEHer, il they viii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
NOTICE.

INHE YESTkY OF SAINT PAUL's CHURCH
i vii apply = tse Common Council for permits
zion 10 erect a tWo-story frame parsonage ia the
rear Of the Church y. G. KELLER
teb4-2N eecretary
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VICKERY BROS.

sion 70 erect a tWu=stoFy frame paTsousEe tu the
rear Of she Church. y. g. KELLER.
feba-3w Secretary
VICKERY BROS.
4 AMPS AND LAMP sToCk
Il NV inventign- 4 convenient ARRANGEMENT
that retaiis for loe. aad can b attached 90 most
coal Oh lamps new N use. Ply ifa use the lamp
can be filed without renewing the burner No
hamhEg, but very assfus article. Call aud get
one tVr 10 centa a.
VICkERT BROS,
l8l Maiu street
MO land ? HUGE BURNERS.
~ The most couysnient burner in Bs@, and can
be attached to old lamps for sale at wholesale and
retail By
vIckEET BROS.
No. la Main street.
Nut CRACkFR CHtMNEYs
~ ~ dozen. Acknowledge 20 Re the best In
use Also, 80 d0zsu assorted Noe Q, !, ?, aud 8
ehimneys, a. vICKERY BIOS,
No. liz Main street
DEFLECTORs.
II s, 5, 10 snd Il inch silvsre3 glass Rsasotors,
in store and for ssIe b
vICKERT BROS,
No. lS2 Main Sc.
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MUSICAL.

@ Eg b BsE Ton BALLS q. H. s .s
Of the steamer Armlda. Terms reasonable
Leave orders - Warns Musir store MI,
street. Janso-I@
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The Franchise Question.

The franchise question may be regarded as virtu-
ally settled, at least for the present session, by the
passage il the House upon it, last reading, Of Ar
nolls Bill The vote is decisive in favor of disfran
chising rebels and is all in ALL the best bill that has
been presented to the Legislature. The Increased
vote in favor 81 the bill is said TO have been occa-
stoned BY the members hearing from their constitu-
snts The vote should be known and treasured up
BY ali loyal mon and especially by the constituents
Of those who have mistepreseuLel hsn in their zeal
to pardon rebel. Here are the ayoa and noes
Ayes--Arnen, Coward, Donaldson, Doughty
Quggan Elliot Fison. iisrnar, Griffith, Cove
Grimmet Hcrmans, Hudsonj Ininan, Jones of Clai
borne, Jones, Of Greene kerchival Maxwell Nc.
Nail, Melton, Minis, Mullins Moss, Norman, Por.
te., Puckett, Raulston Rider, Rogers, Shutz Smith
.; Hardeinan, Smith, Of ObioH, Snodderly, Thorn.
burg, Wagner, Waters, OF Wilson, Waters, OF Mad.
lson, Warren, Walker williams Wines and Wood
cockc-i2 ' w n
Noes-Andegson, Barton, Brittle, Cooper Cope
..nd FAULKNER Gaines Garrett, Grant, HENDERSON.
HOOD, Jarvis, Mason, Nicks Simmons, Steele. Ste.
Sald, Thomas, of Benton wills, Wright and Speek.
q Hsisfeu--2?. .. ..... =. ID = ~
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/ MeSSrs Editors. Permit me through the columns
Of your journal 10 address 10 tho Union men Of
East Tennessee few words. Allow me to preface
MY renAr4q by the statement, WHICH ,ll who know
me will not hesitate 10 corroborate viz have been
regarded from he inception of the rebellion which
50 lately delhged our land with fraterna1 blood an
ultra Union man. ] considered as of paramount.
Importance tho integrity Of the Federal Govern.
ment
have, at the hands Of rebels, suffered arrest
many personal ipdgnies, and peluniary loss. But
now that this dark and tempe8tuous night which,
for four dreadful yea, yhas bropdea oye1 pr ooun.
try is breaking Yp let US look With grateful hearts
upon the bright silver rays Of returning peace and
prosperity. Should not every heart be gladdendt
Let us, as far as possible leave the gloomy past with
all It's dark and wre,chad aca,.s Of ,;o,or"o on1 ho,o
a. obl;,;o, and =, Coa nh, b.,l.o;, orr.
n,soncs 7 will ronov - ,ho ,,,ri1h,',o,.i IsitT
GonSs which no nunisbmor, ,y;,b;n ,bo
can adeouatalv rsswaard II "a ~ Lro,nrn 80
ancien. nasce and nrosnsri,v-a ros,ora,;or ~ III,
and orasr---oyo n,rst bnrv I'm ,or,.bou,L r.,
d.r,av ,o,,or,,, ~. h,,,..,I,, :, a,,'
,vbh no.. q, s.,cd h ,blIrooo. MI III,
A., rq,v ,,'.,,,, as in1;,.;Sor. 80, ''N WV
,be .oro racron;,,. ,,,;r, ,,.,;t
men, ha. exhibited Let !. emulate the example Of
a.o iff hCH' NAT .per9
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.s..t. -....r ....ti fVf4tt.. .
Assassination or Mr.. Lincoln,

A witness before the Military Copin,issior ties
tihed on the 2Gth. 10 overhearing q conversation
bsLween Sanders aad Cleary. The testimony. o
this witness was given anhesitstihgly tbs: Clear,
said TO Sanders Il suppose they are getting ready
tor the inaugural of Lincoln and that Sanders re-
piled, If the boys have luck, Lincoln will no,
trouble US much longer and that Booth wa. 'bo.s
ing the job The interpretation put upon this by
.ho prosecution is that the lob Booth Mas bossinc
was the assassination Of Mr., Lincoln II the infer.
crce be correct .he Goy5rAhent. has succeeded In
establishing that Sanders and his confrercs were
both confederate IN the assassination NashciNs
Union. '.f 's.' - =" W. 80,
,Asia' as the Assassination 0l Mr.. Lincoln is in
yestgated nhd evidence accumnlates,. we see the
President vindicated in issuing the proclamation
duplicating the stotndtelg iahied by him is the hor-
rid deed We hsytnhB d5dW 'Datis i. odhfttteeDs
1rio'i''i. Let Jeferan Davit die at the end Of a
rope. BY tbi- mode he permitted Haun. Deaton.
the Hnrmons, and rnant Other, 'Esst TsnnesseeaI.
70 be murdered. We trust Davis will be triod be-
fore the United STATE Dstrtt Judge ii yirginis
or ctylehsry but Tennessee s '.'-s '..9., '-..
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Champ Ferguson,

Thi. man has been noted as vindicti, and ,l,er
Giles guerrilla he was Yesterday brought 10 thi.
Sty prisoner. Col. Blackburn some day. ago sem
his men. A parlsy took place between Ferguson
his men, and Col. Blackburn, with whom was Cant
Walker. The men surrendered but Ferguson de
cnd 70 do 90, unle+ on such conditions 4 ~ ldet
granted 10 the officers Of the Confederate army, lie
was willing TO take the oath. Such terms would
not be granted 70 man stained and stepped in crime
as Ferguson IL. Col Blackburn afterwards sent a
party after him. to his residence, cottage on Calf
killers creek, twelve miles north ofSparta, Tenn
he was found 70 be in the stable. The men got be.
tween the stable and the house cutting him az from
his weapons, which were in the house, aad he was
readily taken. He bore his capture with GOODNESS,
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1850 children, d large mortality among Chile

1876 children, q large mortality among children,
Is there not reason to calculate on most beneficial
result in Knoxville from sanitary Improvement
II IN London Glasgow, and other cities so much
inferior to Knoxville for position 10 health they
are reducing the death rate a half or third, and
increasing the health of survivors, nothing prevents
Knoxville from attaining considerably higher po-
siton in point OF health but little effort on the
part of the citizens. '.'. -. '''
Let these sanitary measures be adopted that pro-
duco health of body and moral rectitude no insan-
tary measures allowed 10 exist calculated TO depress
the spirits, damp the energy or in any way repress
scientific and mercantile enterprise. Such state
with good mixture of our go-a-head friends from
the North, would make Knoxville one of the most
chterbrsiny md attractive plates in America. 'tu
....,....,~.. s''so""s WILLIAM Totem,
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Dick Turner, the horrid wretch wLo, as Keeper oi
le Libby Prison, practiced tho most Internal cru
elites upon the Federal prisoners, ha. escaped from
the cell in which ho was confined We guess that Il
wa. silver ksg I'm ppsrsd the door. 4 Confed-
crate officer in Richmond Informed Us, last winter
that, tof1fs cirtaih knowledge JOHN Morgan, es-
cape from Camp Chase vas effected by bribery
LP..i'si!l> Journal!
ttlat at Of jbhh aorsan's It'd officer. escaped
in the same manner we have no doubt. After Mor.
gar was killed in East Tennessee his staff ESCAPED
between Knoxville and Nashville
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MILITARY ArPoISTMESrs.--Comm have
been ssl.s1by Governor BrjwnIoS 10 the follow
Ing named cfhcer' in the It'll Tennessee Mounted
Infantry Lieutenant Colonel-Tho-. Il. Reeves
Of Greene county; Major-Ganes Lawson, of Haw-
kline county Captain Richard I. Long, OF Jeffer-
ioR eopntyR lst Lisltepant- William ?. Jones, OF
Granger county; Cap.ain---Johr A Wagner, OF
Greene county "a Lieutenant John 4. Pierce, Of
Carter county; LIT Liea.snant--Issac Armitage, Of
Greene county I'd Lieutenant-Jeren,ish NJ. John
sOn; Csptain-John Y. Desmond ID Lieutenant
WIN. A. Brandon.
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Bold Attempt to Abstract the State Mpneyin
the hands of Gov, BrownloW Az
lntrigues Of Rebel Bank Depository andHp
Governor Brownlow Determined To Hold the
Money for the People
Common Schools versus Rebel Blood.sussersI

J. I'LL II
The rebols or East Tennessee made shrewd Of.
tort yesterday TO ilank Gov, Brownlow and lay
hands upon the 100000 In specie captured at All.
gusta recently by Gen. Upton, aud brought 10 tlll
city few days ago with The assets and property o.
the Bank of Tennessee -. 10.
"A clerk and master named Dcadfuk, near Knox.
VIE attempted yesterday 10 seryo an ATTACHMENT on
tho Governor for tho money aforesaid, on playground
that II was the property Of the doposlors In tho
bank The Governor promptly notified tho sheriff
that -the Bank Of Tennessee had $4,000 00b III the
sacred and inallenable school fund bslongngG the
children Of the State which fund was stolen by
Harris in 1862, and that he was determined 10 hold
on TO the 100000 Ut al hazards. lIe would fight
the money shayers and rebel sympalhizors 10 Tho
gates Of perdltion before he would surrender the
captured money now claimed by depston who had
probably made their deposits in Confederate money
AS the matter stands IL will DO pretty fight DO.
tween The spectators on the hand (nd dyarnor
Brownlow and tho children of The Uchnnlon wealth
on the other We will bet our pile That the Cover
nor routs his adyersares "horse, foot and Dragons
lie will have all the little boys and g,s on his side
certainly We learn also that specuat,rs are bsily
engaged IN buying up the deprecated paper of the
State Bank expecting TO bring suits against Gov.
Brownlow to make him give up tho mahey Most
OF these spectators are men who encouraged aided
and Allotted Tho rebellion. These men are now buy
ing up the notes of the State Bank al twenty or
thirty cents on the dollar, and expect to make a
handsome thing of 1t, OF course the claim Of the
Common Schools is above all others, and will be
preferred before all Others till the last dollar of the
stolen 100000 shall have been paid Until this
loss shall have been fully made good, no private
creditor can come in. Money shavers and tricisters
who destroyed the State Bank will not be suffered
TO lay their unhallowod hands on tho capiuradr rem
nant Of the sacred School Fund "'''' w .
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\ eofrespondent OF the New York Tribune, do
scribing Davis northwsrd journey says. The pris.
oners in anbulances, proceeded by the band of the
9Th Michigan cavalry, playing first Yankee
Doodle which had evidently depressing influence
on the feelings Of Mr.. Davis; but when, in few
minutes the band struck into the somewhat familiar
air Of "John Browns Bodys Marching On" Il was
too much for endurance and he actually fell pros.
trate in Che ambulance and was kept concealed from
view by biz friends for considerable time.
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JEFF DAVIS IN CnAiNs,-1t has been found me-
cesssry to put jeff Davis in irons. His ankles are
manacled and connected by chain three feet long.
He stoutly resisted the process of manacling, and
threatened vengeance on those doing it. Rather
than submit be wanted the guards TO shoot him. Il
BECAME necessary 10 throw him on his back and
hold him there until the irons wsre cinched By n
son ~ n.-NoskviLt r'nion ~,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

lNrASeAHLE.--We have been requested ~ call the
attention Of the authorities 10 The wruched coudi-
ton OF the bridge al the foot of Vine street, Some
time since the citizens OF that part of the town
waited upon The corporate authorities respecting
th. bridge but as yet nothing has been done. We
learn some week, ago the military authorities order
"a the work 10 be done but strange " say il still re-
mains IN The same impossible condition. Who e 10
blame? ...a .. ...
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Books! Books !, Books!

Ihore is box Of one hundred copies Of ~Brown-
lows book on tho Rebellion" for sale at the office
OF the KNOXVILLE VINO Persons wishing 70
q. purchase car apply at said office, Price, $l.5ol
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PRnorEp.-For bravery and gallantry rarely
equalled, President johnson has promoted Colonel
james p. Brownlow 70 the rank of Brevet Briga.
der General Of United States Volunteers.
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Knoxville, Tenn, June 7,.lIss5!

, I7 m TT7H m 7I7 10 mr. r-FTrr
,,, Tho WHO can be had every week al the News
Depot Of Il, IL, Singleton, Post oflee Building,
Nashville, Tenn. :
LOUIS McGLAurLIN ~ authorized 20 act rs our
10 agent along the whole Pacific Ooast His address
iTSan Francisco, California u D.. I r',I' ~.
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Florida.

y meeting Of Union men was held AZ Warriuy.
ton, Florida On the 9th inst. A memorial WAS al.
dressed 10 the President of the United Stses asking
him T. appoint Federal District Judge, and all thq
proper officers OF his Court 10 hold Court ut Pensa
cola as formerly The meeting adopted resolution.
Inviting the several counties of the State 10 coops
rate in aud Immediately call for convention and
the selection of delegates 10 meet at Pensacola. 10
take such steps may be Necessary IA re-orgsnize
the State Of Florida, a. 4 member of the Federal
Union, declaring that they have never theoretically
abandoned the Union, Whilst practically they had
been driven under usurped power; that the ordi.
nance OF secession was gross usurpation for whidh
they wero in no way responsibls-and expressive of
confidence y the ability and patriotism of President
johnson. -Neshgilh raion. ~
The men who held this meeting in Florida are
doubles loyal and good men, but We hope they will
30 more fortunate in their effort Is ge. Ut;,,d
States q District Judge than Tennessee has, II
not, that portion Of the civil functions which rlo-
ida once had will be worse than vacant. .'I
Ii We thought these Florida men had such man
IN view for District Judge As Trigs we would be.
lieve il was rebel meeting in Disguise In sayin,
this we cast no reflections On tho integrity or patr
ctism Of Other parties connectai with th Court in
East Tennessee, eeFt9s lawyer. indicted for trea
son who have practised In e
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PRoAorroS.-Brigadier General Joe. A. Cooper,
OF East Tennessee hs, been promoted to the rank
Of Brsvet Major General for gallant service. in the
grca: campaign around Nashville last winter. Cen.
eral Coopers position at one time wa. full Of peril
n. he WAS nearly cut Of aud captured by the REBEL.
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CoscESr-A concert viii be given for the ben.
sit Of the institute Sabbath School, OIL Friday
evening, June 9th, a. tho lst Presbyterian Church
in this city The lovers Of music and children are
inv tied ~ attend
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THr New Excise Tas Law, in pamphlc. form,
can be had 1t CosE TuSsELLs Book Store. nes.
to sanforl's Drag Store, Gay street.
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TIN Young Meme Christian Association will
meet ut the Baptist Church, on Nonday evening,
JUNE 9th, atIthe ringing Of the bell. ti+
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OF our Modest hnd most successful heroes teach Let
passion and mad impulse no longer rule the hour
~ W. by Cancellation aud kindness, win back TO II
terence OF the old flag the thousands Of our uu-
tioItnnato countrymen so lately estrayed, who are
now willing to acknowledge it, supromacy, To
seek revenge may be human, but it is Gol-lEo to
forgive,
May the Union soldiers prove themselves rs map.
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pjd3p fal'' Hr.ssH Ap'rssS
Capital Of the State Bank,
on -. EHNH .WQINWOHH
The Alabama Delegation.
General SharpySVf SRepOrl,
w. ss!s';s!'!;&aa.

ESsgs1-l1''''''Yn lYoRK, May 20
Tho " o$1stwSshington} pc4l, spoaking about
the surrendTof Kirby SmFh, says Notwithstanding
the sgnenfft troops will T. sent to Texas to pro
tecl The border apd maintain order along
uer ana IN al events 10 keep aleye on MACMILLAN
and his French associates, ...,..G d. 80
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COnCiliatiOn.l

For tho knoxville Wing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18

I VG0 Ul sI3IiustOJ 'ilVty H4l" H'I
syaba8q buH sT93seYrGD HoiisiI'