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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

E~The Hon. Edward Bates, Of -Miss
souri,, has written letter about the
character of Mr.. Lincoln, In which he
says: aw@ -
in stss bsaue fal simplicity Of truth and
Kindness, ana IN its Strength and good
ness. | knew him for many years, on
terms of the most pleasant social eourte-
sy. Our community of opinion upon
rpqlitieal qusssieas drew a -Rpee elosssly.
toge thegI aud prod dleed mutual feeling
of respect and Aeontfaehce which has
never been shaken. I could dwel with
delight upon the beautiful traits of has
character, both Of heart and mind; for |
oSa eon6de6tfF dsol6Fe that have ne.
Vel. associated with a morarsblahd and
! aaliAble SgentlsmAn ! and AVE. never
known q man Of quicker perception. or
higher appreciation Of truth andiustice.
J Iihaye ksewu. many. fmeh more learned
in books than Mr.. Lincoln, but not one
whose mind could more readily perceive
the 4uih ofA 4acteor a principle, or
murs clearly. state it in language, or
| more certainly prove it By logical Argnr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

Accept my thanks for still considering
mea citizen of Lspjsians; and ] beg
you to foster and encourage all its native
population % adapt their thodghts and
feelings 20 the new order Of things,
Fbicb wilgsSSn,sffAc the dread ravages
Of war, and make Louisiana oncd more
the guardian Of the outlet of the night
Test river onearlh. W. r sHERNAN,
Mai. General.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
PHOTOGRAPHS.

= a srnetrubeF the ioved o1rAs whom you cherish,
r sSecure che shadow ere fAe suestanes perish"
TIHoroGRAPHs. AnBRorYPEs, AND
every kind ,of Picture, maze 10 the highest
styIs 81 art, a. PARKHIILs5 GALLKRH,g
as - On<Rnr Main and First Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

LLCuud tuCu " HIS AdllOE.
anF kao&h I1ok( (oolB to heaven.
Edward the Fifth was strangled in the
itoWar bs ihis .nn@ q Richard the Thitd. =.
aoaRichAsdI tbs PBird was killed in bat
.ss Henry the Seventh wasted away ms q
nniser ought to do, and Henry the Eighth.
! died Of q carbnnele, tat and fury, while
Edward the Sixth died of a decline -
Queen Mary Is said 70 have died of "a
broken. heart, whereas she died of q.
/ sFsurfeit, from eating TOO much of black
-nnddinGs .i@55l
IN Old Qaee easBees Tisr safd CO have died
/ Of fiefahchoty, from having sacrificed
Essex 20 hislenemies--her private char-
: deter hot beiugsa bore ssuspieioh, a1sl
s,s, James The First died Of drinking. and
! Of the effects of namsless vice.
Charles the First died .6-righleoas
death on the scaGold, and Charles the
Seaoaa edisa auddeafysit is said, Of APP
William the Third sisssda ssar rom n eppsump-
tive habits of body aud froa abe tumh-
7 ling Of his horse " g = W y - .ssl. "
h Queen sAnnebdied from her attach;
ment 10 strong Sater,,a OR, in other
words, from drunkanness.s which she
physicians politely called aFopsy -san 8
! Gaorge the First died 81 drnnken6ess,
which bis physieiansb IS politely called
an appopletic- 6t. -r .ss,is! - 80 20 -~a 51
81 George the Seeaud died of ruptuFe
of the heart, which the periodicals OF
I that day terme VISITATION Of God. ii
dis the onlyi instance in which God ever
\ lbtouched his heart 19 '-lg -,-.. = -7---'@
George the Third died as -he-had lived
I Ia madman. - Throughout life he wzs
at least d consistent monarch.
Geerge the Fourth died Of sgluttony
- ~ A., ,t.adr,sseess = = - x v8 -1T
r ]. A. = William the Fourth died amidst ths
sympAthiea of mis- subjects EaT bia7 9
- - ---- 80 s-.F aSlsga f a1sa- -e'IsaE
s..rf =ffs e. l-s no sIf- i-saf --rsi+a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

lg HfiW lasaa EltN -a-filla 4sta d p a=a
.1s s1s1ls1EEg aa16i IL sishTo las fs
Il ssaE -.l1r .aatIGo saf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

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RzQHHzp nIEOgAIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

never ngaiaFhe bought or sold, and yet
the labor OF all be directed again to the
dsyelofsanen nE of Abe Cvasta Agricultural
wealth that lies in the fertile fields of
lfha GAnfh - IN - NJ .G EA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

Have loug sinos gives up the ass q bpchu, eubehs
and tunipsr In the tnratmsnt of these diseases,
snd only sss then Cor The waat of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved Itself sqsAi 20 The sash that has de-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
utcdtd tucu UHIy huO"u 90 ITS
anH oSh Ilok sonll o. heaven.

4 Henry the, SIKH ,di.d 10 PRISON BY,
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Just,ce pods7e-r conn rs., n, can't go ON with u
m. S.art-rhe case is put of purposely This delay
is got up for the purpose-I afraid Is Out make no
charge ,,
it would take me ten days to read the testimony
Mr. Stewart do not mean 70 be disrespeS.iai, Out
do hope YOU viii put the case over un September
Judge you are the last to be dsrespectiui TO-
Mr. Bauks-Oh, that's IT, Go on, stewart
Justice Dodre-It really cannot 'go on sooner, and
cannot beiu il You can take the out Of this court
to some other by writ Of eeritorar
Mir Stewart--Oh, we don't want 10 DO tha', Judge
Justice Dodge-Well, can't be mere
Mr. stewari-It is too bad TO keep my clients here
under confinement and to hold Witnesses over VII sep
Mr. eanksOh. fddesticks, sir, you have charged the
prosecu,on with delay but il you look at the record
Won in and that on day when were ready TO Ego
oni, NE had TO wait three long hours for you, sr, as
matter of couresy-to you, Sir Al last the case went
"ar and down YOU come 10 the court shortly after
wards quite angry because did not wait longer Now,
AGAIN 10 day we waited an hour and half
Mr. smith (amazed-ls possible TO believe this story
OF negligence or omissonf What was tue datc oi
this occurrence
Mr. Banks-I can't give YOU any dates in the matter
Mr. Slewart-No, sir, | believe you there, and now
you won't ego on because, as you say, you have no
papers This occurred before and then you could not
'go onn for want OF papers This is again the excuse
for not going on, without stating their pro
ducton was a mistake at least.
Mr. Banks-All this talk sir, is very fine.
Justic Dodge-No, go on,' Mr.. Banks
Mr. stewart" Go on,'' air.
Mr. Banks-I will not q 90 on,' sir for you; would
like to know by whom am to be governed here
Mr.. Stewart-Oh, stun " go on !"
Mr. JIanks-Not at your mandate, sir
Mr. Stewart-We win bring you to your senses some
way
FINALr--THE CASE GOES ON.
Justice Dodge-Oh, gentlemen, % 60 on,'' will your
Mr. Banks-lf you say So Judge
justice Dodge-Yes, ego ON.
BY Mr. Banks-You read produced receipt by
Colonel Mann? A. read such form. @ What char
actcr of receipts with Instructions furnished 10
your A. The receipts for subscriptions given me-
signed in blank by Manu. can't say thai worded all the
receipts in the way form of receipt signed by
Mann in blank and used TO be filed up by witness, pro-
duced, marked Ky; have power of attorney from
Mann TO receive moneys, paper put in, OK L.
Case adjourned till two ocock TO morrow.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BpoxpEpe- HuIs.--In Waterbury, Conn, on Sunday
July "a by the Rev. j. T.. Clark u. d., CHARLES j.
BRomBrRo OF Brooklyn, to Miss EMRRoESA Z. Hull, Of
Naugatuck
EbLER--MoeH. Thursday, July 8, by the Rev. e
Stohlmann 1917 Mott street, JosErH ElDRR OF
Rhcnish Bavaria residing for some time In California
TO CAROLINE MosH, Of Switzerland.
California papers please copy.
Goopwp--BuEHITR. In s. Stephens church, Harris
burg Pa on Tuesday July u.s. HorER STANLEY Coon
10 Llzzm r. HAMMOND, daughter Of William Buehles
ESQ, all Of Harrisburg.
6ssoRs-HoucH In this city, on wednesday July 20
by the Rev. James D Dunn, GroRoE B OSBORN to
SrsLLA v. HouaB, all Of this city. No cards
BHsRwoop- SrEDNAE Al g. Peters church. PhiladelS
phia, on Tuesday, July is, by the Right Rev. W. H.
odenhsImer ID ID the Rev f. dallaudet D. d., assisting
wdLrAf surHwuop 70 FasNcm MARIA srgpsAs, both Of
New York city.
TonRRY--RfySSR I'm 81 Johns church, Yonkers,
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Addison smith, real estate agent living at No z19
West Forty eighth street, was arrested by Sergeant
Loudon officers Fiero and Anderson Of the Twenty
second precinct the charge of havi ny stolen guam
y OF dressed caskns valued ut $780, the property Of
Norciss Iauzin doing business at No SO Vescy street.
On the 25th instant Sergeant Loudon found portion Of
the stolen properly In possession Of Adam Roedger No
7 West Forty seventh street who stated that the skins
had been left with him by the accused who requested
that lac should take good of them till he called
them George Cox, Of No 5l0 Tenth avenue
poycd by smith TO cart the goods 10 Roedgers place
MI Smith taken before Justice Connolly, Of the
Fourth district Police Court and held in 81 900 hail 10
await au examination.
ALLEGED THEFT OF BEDDING, ETC.
young named James Eveand arrested by
detective Wilson the charge Of having stolen guam
tity Of carpets bedding, Sc valued at $500 belonging
Theodore Allen Catharine his wife residing 500
Greenwich street II H. alleged that In April last Mrs
Allen stored the goods in question with the accused at 50
Mercer street and when she called for them recently
they could not b. found and Eveland failed 20
for tho missing property. Justice Dodge detained the
accused for a hearing
srABBING AFFHAy.
Alexander Thompson, Of the OF the bark
Acme, lying In the North river arrested yesterday
by ofcer Walsh and Harvey OF the Harbor Police for
sabbing the second mate OF that vessel He com.
mitted by Justice Hogan The mate Is not much In
iufcd
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Our Returning Veterans.
,r,,r- NnnH

This regiment arrived here last night, and was
quartered the Centre Market armory The fifty first
has gained many lanrels under Burnside and other
mauders They deserve a cordial and enthusiastic
ccption The following list Of officers returning with
the regiment:
Field end sggSolGns! G. Wright; Lieutenant an,n
Company Al. h. Carberry, Captain; D. Delaney,
Company BIZ B. McResdy, Captain; J. f. Gibbs,
Company CIV. Caldwell Captain; leviw. Reed, First
Lieutenant; Henry Follet, Second Lieutenant
Company D.. amucl & Poolcy, Captain; Aaron Smith,
First lieutenant George Rush. Second Lieutenant
Ctmpasy Ell Groenemeyer, Captain; d G. FIagler,
Company F-Charles W. Boyme, Captain: Channcy
W. Walden, Second Lieutenant
Company CT. y. waldron, Captain; p. H. Sims,
First Lieutenant.
Company Nv NJ Hatch, Captain; VIM. H. Weaver
Company I-John Loughran, Captain.
Cmpdny K-Captain J. Brown.
Regimentci Quarerroster- Lieutenant VIM. T.
Neserole
This regiment MS the above list shows, is commanded
by Colonel John O. Wright. The Lieutenant Colonel is
Thomas b Marsh. The Major is.G. W. Whitman, brother
Of Walt Whitman, the poet The regiment Is named
after Colonel Elliott F. Shepard, formerly of Governor
Morgan staff, who has been father to IT, over two
thousand have been members Of since II was first
recruited D 1891 and numbers about -four hundred and
sixty it, return It's record Is splendid having par
ticipated In thirty-sx battles and hghsone for every
State In the Union II has turned out two major gene
rails and brigadicr general all Of whom are from
this city. The reception will take place on Monday.
The escort will he commanded by Colonel John Wood
ward of the Thirteenth National Guard, and will be
formed of that regiment Captain John W Murray com.
pany Of the seventh and Captain Alex McLeods com
pany Of the Eighty fourth The column will move from
Grand street and the Bowery three O'Clock on Monday
afternoon. march 10 the Park up Broadway and past
the Union League Club House in Seventeenth street,
where they will be reviewed by General Burnside. They
will march 10 the armory Of the Seventy first regi
mpn bunQueed
tor Morgan and other distinguished persons will be nj the
dinner which will he under the direction Of Colonel
Vincent Colyer.
THE FORTy.srxTn NEW YORK.
The above regiment also arrived In the city last evening"
under command of Colonel Baker. This Is German
organization
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tend the funeral, from her late residence, in Salem,
Conn, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
WYSSR-On Friday, July 2s, after a long and painful
Illness which she bore with Chr stan fortitude MARY,
wife of John Wynne, aged Al years
The friends and relatives Of family are invited
attend the funeral from her late residence $40 Canal
street, this Saturday, afternoon, one O'Clock.
WILLIE -On Thursday, July ~ of consumption, ELIZA
wife of the late Charles H. Willse aged "A years,
months and II days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
half past four O'clock from the Simpson NJ f. church.
Hudson City, n j.
WooD.--At Huntington, H. L., on Thursday July 27,
SARAH A., wife of VIM. w. Wood
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Hansa (Bren) Won sanen, Bremen via South
Steamship Caledonia (Br), Ferrier .Glasgow-F Macdon-
amsSnp Haze psannsSa NeT E. orsanSG FSsat
Ship Underwater Sears st John, NB-Chas Carow.
Bsrs #iIsov, Sic5Sis ' q Gov BsyTMeF Hoaghton.
Big Queen Of The south HSnsen Eaeas
Overflow
Brig Eesolute, Peterson, Ponce-wayden &Co.
> Brig Thomas Owen, Butterheld Neuvitas-Thompson
Brig Oriental B. Nckerson, Ragged Islands-Brett Son
Brig Dolphin (Br) Davis, Harbor Grace, MN Greene
Brig Miranda Obj, McGinness, Cow Baymc Swain.
Bs f Esaa@a a %f srS laeE l
scGf Eneeh Pratt Baser. LingsaaG sranahan n'' ~
s ssr Ey wn sc B Ferry
schr Witch Queen Hoyt Boston:-H W Loud & Co:
O. schr Lyman, stannard New Haven-Hotchkss &
schr Lavlna Bell Bayes, JeTerson-Person Col
sloop Lydia, Decker; Rappahannock-F Campbell
sloop Blackstone, Allen, Providence
arrived
steamer Rhode Island Trenchard Cape Haytien 2ad
i $ supply steamer Ncwbern, Robt Holley, command
Ing Ss oS na Ja av va Key and
New s snp a ya as Y
lon 50 os spoke brig John BrshmanS from Galveston
Of Cardiff from Cuba New York asik ssnased aAts
I steamer Cactus Acting Ensign II Delano Washing
ton. 81 hours Is bound to Boston.
Steamship Corsica DR. iLeMesurie Nassau, July a.
$3.50 PM with mase and passengers. Sl canard
26 PM lat 80 49, Ion Is 10 ell in with steam trans
abled had three boilers leaking steering for Hampton
Sh sf stare Sew July a.
the as morning AFTER s
arrived the wharf liz AM the from bar
par In days 90 MINUTES and from wer 70 wharf ~ ds
Morning star, 37h. An. Steamship iaaeius bound y
Steamship Gen Megs ~ transport Watson city Point,
stsamshp nssers State e rsnsport Burnham, City
Point, 50 hours, with troops, 70 U Qnar,ermaster
Steamship John Gibson, Kelley Washington, as hours
Ship Hamilton, White, Havana, Is days. with sugar &C.
Bark Ravens (of Portland) Ravens, cieufucgos 10
days: with sugar, &C. to master.
Brig Zero wilson Sierra Leone, So days, with hides nuts
Brig sos Harris OF sss French Arecebo PR
Brig Beaver Warren, Port Prince. ID days, with log
wood and coffee, to Henry dc Cordova Il Co.
Brig ! Thackery Walsmann' Havana, II days with sugar,
Brig Estefana, WEIGH Cardcnas IL days. with sugar. to
BrgI Berry I9f Nassau Bomis, Remedies, days.
Brig Merlin o John, NIB, Brandt St Jago, July H. to
Zig Ly sr Johnson Cow Bay, CD, Is days, with COAL
schr Isaac Morse Bradford, Frontsra, Il days with
Schr Good wi Johnson Eleuhera, days with fruit,
schrs II sample, Fowler, Washington NC, days. with
schr Alegain, -, Eiizabethport for Boston.
schr NJ Thomson, Lankie Ncwberg for Boston.
Bark Milton from Cow Bay.
Brig Lotus.
27th-Steamshp Columbia.
2sth-Stcamshp Gen X Basnes.
Wind at sunset S, light
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Wmn LABOR LoUmANA PLANTATIONS. We under
siand that account Of tho decentralization Of negro
labor In many parts Of the State, the white population
lave vigorously and tndustrousIy taken hold II the
work Themselves, and are producing eomo q tbf bost
crops now growing The people are beginning 70 see
that under The new system Of African labor OF want on
system rather NO further dependence " 10 be put In
that race and they have resolved IN do hei wok the
sojy9 v~Nep OrieeAa Pymnss.
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Coup Solirr.Coroner Collin held inquest the
Jows' Hospital the body Of william Reynolds, who
died on Thursday afternoon from the encots OF the ex
cessive heat The Jury rendered verdict accordingly
Deceased a soldier and belonged 10 the Fifetb New
York volunteers and recently returned with mis- regi
meut He had been in the employ Of the Sixth Avenue
RaiIroad Cornpany
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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CHARLES w. roRaEY, Of New York city to Mrs CArHA-
RISE B. KEYsER of Baltimore Nd
Baltimore and Frederick papers please copy.
WuITE-WELrs-A Jefferson City, Mo-, on Friday,
July 81 by the Rev. Miller Lieutenant Colonel FRANK
J. WmTs OF New York, to CoRxsLA +. WELLS daughter
of the late Hon w. Wells, of the former place. No
cards
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SHIP PIN G E.W S
Port OF New York, July IS, 1865.

YoRE--rus DAY.
SUN RISES So MOON SETS. 10 A
sun sETg......... 10 HIGH " -rER.. morn IL 70
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GENERAL. DEBILITY AND CONSUMPTION Cured
i Ia 4

HAMMONToN, N j., NAV 7, 1861
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Ale: (: (: f: \: I: f: +:
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DvICE TO THE AERIICIED:
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Bters go Nassau street corner Of John New York; !hs
through prostraton Of the human system These are the
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CUsf0M HOUeE P0RTiAND, July %, 1905
having been brought 70 the notice OF the Hon Secretary
that licensed for the cod nshery
been and engaged IN catching other fish menhaden
busnes which Is Illegal and subjecs the vessel to seizure
forfeiture he has directed that these be nvest
gated and that In all where the parties thus engaged
st continue such illegal employment Of their vessels the
proper proceeding be instituted Parties Interested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.