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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

scholar 70 Join them, and then alwsys
eontrfved, zby lsughing At hifa, Of re-
preaching him, to get almost any boy
into their meshes. The new boys we're
afraid net to yield 10 them. This new
scholar refused their ihvitatious They
called him mean and stingy---A charge
which always makes boys Eery sore- Z
'tMeanl" he snswered; @and where il
the meanness in not spending money
which il not my own7 and whers is the
stinginesa In not choosing 10 beg monsy
Of my friends in order 70 spend It in .
way which they would not spprove2 for,
after ell, our money must have come
from our friends, as we have MT il, nor
can We earn It. No, boys I DO aot
mean to apend one penny that / should
be ashamed to give account Of 20 saF
father and mother, If they asked msso
''EhI not ont Of your leading strings,
thenf Afraid Of Jour faiheri afraid of
his whipping yop2 Afraid Of your
mothea wont she give you ; sugar:
PLUMP What o precious babyl they
cried in tnoeking tones. ila- DO asiaa3 z
And yet you are trying to maks ma
1iEAt1 DA yOUf b4Ad AAU Wv eS1ot8Ng
boldly. You want to make me afrsid of
not doing as you ssy. Bot which, ]
Shohld like to know, is the best sort Of
ieaE--ihs fear Of my school4ellows,
which would Isad me into what is iov :
or feer of my parents, which viii iuspire
me 10 things noble and manly Which.
fear is tho best7 II is very poor ser
vice you are doing me, 10 Try 10 set ms
against my parents, aud teach me 10 be
ashamed Of their anthorifs.T fsai ssis ID
The boys felt thsre was no heAdway
10 Be made sgAinst such new scholar
All they said huFs themselves more than
him, and they liked better 10 be out Of
bis way than IN tall bad boys, / mean
The. others gathered around him, and
never did they work or PLAY With 9
greater relish than while hs was their
companion aud friend.
-" -" ThatLheaecholaF Is choice feflow,s
said the principal, ''and carries more
ihGaencs than any boy in school. They
study better and plaF batter where he ia
You can't publ hfa dowA.S = EvssytAShg
mean and bad sneAks oG; OF, bis wAyl"
"a DIS sG10C 6hiEdSta ) lPiKs 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

WAsHpsFroE, June 23.-Tha RsesideRL
haa- pardoned to-day, Joshua Hill ex.
msmbef OF Congress from Georgis !;
Francis L. Smith, of Virgins, and G.
! j. ,Hysnss, Of Aiehigan, one of the
witnesses in the asaAssnation case, Who,
IT, win be remembered, testified that,
=MpoH sgree With DR.. Blackburn in
Canada, Be brought 70 this city and sold
last August, sessral cases Of shirts that
eSsre infested ,with yellow fever and
small pox, for which diabolicALxoEk be
EAs.to be paid 4l00, 900 by the rebel
aesuts IN Caradss GOV tz1iAl9' 'a1la- lsf2f
-R dslsKatiSn sSfa yissinians,z rspre-
senting the radical sentiment, waited
upon the Prssidsat te-dsy, and uttered
th3ir coEAPlsiDta xgniast daoxeruor PiAE-
pant They eenplAin3 thai be has not
bAekboRe enough.
SAsford Conover, the imp portant Gov
ernment witness, who has just returned
here from Cznadz, will again be put
upon tha Etsnd, and will thea explain
the cause Of Bis detention IN Canada,
and the, mAnner In which the rebels
thsseE fofred hfm 10 sign Hiss af6dasits
wit lozdsd pistol al bis bead dsEsia;z1c
A Washipgsoa special to the BribEHs
--sA msmber Of AlAbamA delegation now
here, bsing ipteifig igsncs from that State
thGI sToss OF the C1ion citizens are aus
sEmed, whiis kheFehel element are we'll
supplied Eitk. asns fornssly nssd osE
them IN the army; .Hs vas present q
tHe reSef Koddys CON man6, aed states
thas oct Of 30 men bat so delivered up
tkeir s.tnsy seeountps for ths'ohslGacs
% Loaf FhsEeAs theEl lad been hidden
c.ly e bs ~ sa9sFvsEds FsslAinsd By tths
! : .s,s $4,000 .... ... n |. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

How AND War 10 dRsAD Read
much, butaut many warkE For what
purpose, with what iuteat do We reAd2
We read not for the sake of reading, bat
we.reAd TO the end that We may think
r, aiding is Valuahls only 40 ii may supl
ply the materials which the mind itself
elaboratea, As ftAis8 NOT the largest
quantity of any kind Of food taken into
the stomach that conduees 70 health, bat
such O quantity Of such kind as can
be- digested, 30. 'jt is not the greatest
lcomple meGt of any kind Of information
that improves the. mind, but such q
quantity of such q kind "a determines
the intellect Of the most vigorous ener-
-gy@T The ouly profitable kind Of reading
isithat Ia which we are compelled 90
thisk, and think intensely; whereas,
that reading which serves only to dissi-
pate and divert our thoughts, is either
positively hurtful, or useful only. as an
occasional relaxation from severe exer-
tiOn. But the amount Of vigorous think.
ing is usnally IN the inverse ratio Of
multiiarious fesding Muitifarious read.
ing Is agreeable, but, as a habit, il is, in
ils way, as destructive to the mental &c
dram drinking IL to the bodily health.
sour age" says Hefder,p as the reading
age; aud he adds, sit would have been
better, In my opinion, for. the world and
for science, II, Instead Of the multitude
or, books which now overlay us, we
possessed but 4 fsw works good knd
sterling, and which, as few, would be
stherefors more diligently and profound
iy studied Sir William Hdmilton.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

M.HA#N "a ANa MbA
METHODIST RECONSTRUCTION IN THE
SoUrH. We cut the followinR from
Ziom's Herald: - i .sss ! ss.s- sie,so
"we took The liberty tkSSi i,osher day To-
put this question 20 General O. D. Fisk,
while In our sAnetum; what are the
bishop pc doing in the Department Of the.
Mississippi, 30 far as you know, 70
establish our church in the South - We
knew that the General was we'll inform =.
ed both as to what the bishops we're do
ing there, and the openings aud oppor.
tunities for our church to no Soalh in
the Mississippi valley. His answer xas
in substance thiss SO far az my knowl.
edge goes, ths bishops. have pushed cur
cause forward Just rs fast IS opporsnni-
ties occurred aud Il was prudent 10 take.
advantage Of them. think, IL they
have erred In either way, II is in puah.
ing little too much aud going too fast.
II was mistake in having the churches
belonging to the Church, South, given 70
US by military authority. 1t would have
been better, for "a never 70 have tassn.
them He added more, ,aef the same
import, by way of facts and illustrations,
but only to coufrm vhAt &c rid AifsAdt
stated a-aa4ag = 80 .@afFF saf> ThesgH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
Ths RebeI Gen. mosby.

Erv YoxE, June 9s-Tbe Ly4cbburg
Republican says: -2Eo I4 80
"a brother Of the guerrilla leader
Mosby recrqtly pslie hssGppearaaee st.
the Provost MarshsPs Office in Lynch
burg aud inquired If the partizan Chief
would Be psrofed, II be surrendered
hikaself 10 which an affrmative answer
wSsgivsns "A few dsys Afterwards Aosby
made his appssrAHcs, but in the mean,
time orders had been received FROM
Riehmond, aud as he had come In under
promise Of safe gusrd the Provost Mar
shai felt bouud IN honor nos 10 take sd.
vantage o. his position, bat ordered him
20 leave Lgnchbusg Immediately, which
the soldiers we're ordered 10 see that be
did without noEestation ia in@ss.5 5aom
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

A correspondent of the Westerr
ChTisti0a Advocate, writing from Nssh.
vile, says that GOT. Browniows health
seems very precarious. His mind, tow.i
ever, Ia unchanged-ss keen 40 ever.
and his iuHexibiiity Of win and Of loyal.
~ still .nanifesta hself Mr. MeFerrin,
formerly OF the Methodist Publishing
House in Nashville, and GOV = ,yspept.
ant rebel ehAplAinsi called upon him.
The Governor rscogniziug' bin, said !:
Well, Mac, y0a know wnst the symD
says iseffs affaiA a's2s hh3 p
.'And while the lamp holds sut " burB.
The vilsst sinnsr mas return.sTNa
and God knows you 6ll the BILL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

q A convention was toehae hassnhlad
in Cleveland, Ohio. on Wednesday, June
2lati composed Of appointed and solun-
tssr representatives. lay apd ministerial ,
from all the non Episcopal Methodist
chafches, to confer upon basis Of re-
uhion into ops denominAtionsa The call
for the Convention vas signed By the
leading members OF the Methodist, Pro-
testant, Weslsyanx Indepe ddent sr and
Free Methodist Churches, &C., and the
occasion propised ~ be one Of aausuAl
interest. A large attendance was an.
ticipated frs@ Esha cdiGerent States.
Should all these denominations ultimate
ly unite, they would form one of the
most Influential and progressive eeclesi,
aatieal organizations in. this country, Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
,ws0Lr cosaT'EsaalseI Coalse Btef {.

WHoLE CosFsaENcE CoaINa Back
4, letter was read in The Preschers'
Meeting of this city, on Monday, June
i2th, giving an account Of the orgaai,
xAtiou of the Holston Conference, by
Biahop Clark, on the 6rst day OF the
present mouth. Ips the new Conference
are sfty preachere,G sorty-two oomiug
frsm the Church South, within its
bonds Ars -6ftg-6ve local presohersi- The
membership, iDelnding probation ers, is
ak Thousand one hundred aud seven !;
the number Of Sunday Schools, forty
niue; oGicars and teaohers in the San.
day Schools, three hundred ard six;
Sunday school scholars, two Thousand
four hundred and twenty-five. This
interesting region hss large clsius upon
the misaion&ry, bounty of the North
N. y. Astkodist, TIA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

The virsisiE Bap pkId 0:0oiz.lss nssS
at Richmond. ON The 5th .inetApt lApd
passed sssoIstisas Advising tBsabsssArsA
70 prove themselves loyal citiEsps Of tbs
Unised States, and < propositlon 70 say
Sab jecta,l'. a iastaAdl Of "citixenHf was.
almost unahihodsly nsgAtivsd. '''i -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

SALOON.

aChsngs--Ss. Nicholas 6alssn.
AZ rGE4lfE14E usS A8xEr lEZ -
eaHS-s e1t'1s * ~ 81 SsfFre saE vi ~.
- -s5 ~ er e Fith u. iisss.-p - b.
3 4 asst LI4Eofs ALL - E=gr - fks hsr al1
- hi llazd tablss viii .1sca1s 8i,s ~ ID fssr.
- oid trisaes an caat ten Is sTs lGTItsd - czii
d 80 Ein. - EySoY Yds1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

The Methodist church ssNIisEell is to
have. On organ. Nearly all ahsl Method
is. churches In ths .stAis sats,ss dprIsg
the past year, provided themselves with
ipstrunHsnpisb oaes nj bisq ls5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24


re- sos -@0gE THAn T8E69f FEAEs
stAIN 5 W. yGStFIAN u8IK DYE has stood
f.a tsf q sris anf - e1n - ~ i1crsasirz in
pnHaE f-aaF.
TBE yka EfEks HAIR DIE = the bsss sus
c.-saprs. r1sIs. iis rTfas - suiy 3. as1 ssrh
3szga tssfaIns aort.a ne gssniiiy o. De "a
fIafs asu fiys3-9 ~ 81.
IEat HAik DIS = a8-1efsstafsf - 60
'.4r era1sss. Ueleh ras1sfs = Subniieiy sa srioT
u Gaf { yc 10 fts nark<t BslBz coz ylcfs iE ons
b9tElr. p prsi srsfion T. rsquirsd, ~naeh sr.stly
u " riih-s ths .rpi csfio-
E H. E5fNG 1HFS DYE yOa ssci5 ssag fasfy-
fead seFesrsnts - Which dye b sF sBs wbisksrs
ars - f-aIly Tseszu zSd. silsn IN srs7r ztii-
sir has he u-ei, 4. s. rro.Bees rsTfs<fTy bsfrs
y ooisr q s1y sbz6s fst is es-lFsa r.. n = gs.z
i.sgzu e. S5sty. iastroBs biack, that siE -
an ufs czge& - sssis ths e5tkfnz. i9zuas 7so
aE.r ~ All - cOnFGnas4. rad ~ sii EauEr
g1sEs ara sszeY Col Ds4iers-
A. L MATHEWe, Esnufastqrry.
LEMA& EAksES Co. &e~ rsykS Whole
G4s ATEut1s uI4a
--.s1iie saJ
aEr ursI t.rs.s.s sel3 Il fE--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

= REyIyALs-NEw ScHooL PzEssTrs-
RlAs CHURcH.-The Church at Norris
vile, Ohio, ha. recsivea INTO it's com.
-muuiou SSiusStAe opening SOshssys1r.
thirty.eight Epsrons on .profsssionEof
their faith. This is The result ofytAe
blessing which somnenced with the
week of prayer. Several oshsF Churches
have likewise heen hlsaaed. -
There have been added 70 the Church
ss &orwAlk, Ohio, recently, twenty-five
persons on their 'pFofsssios of faith.
The Church a. Milan has alao been hless-
cd with powerful awakening During
recent special services held BY the Pas-
tor, aided BY several others, It thought
that at least seventy persons have found
the Savior. .aCGEIJLIa
In Congregational Church 1T Cork's
Corners, where services Wsre held for
some tine, God accompanied the truth
in the conversion Of nearly forty persons'
AT Floranes, Massachusetts, . power
fal revival has recently bean In progress.
1t which some thirty ave persons have
profssssd hops in Christ. ~ 1o9Eo9
Qnite an interesting work of grAee
has been in progress for some tine AZ
the Lake Rrie FeuaAle Seminary.
/ During the winter of ls63-64 about
one-third of the whole number Of the
members of the Institution became the
hopeful subjects Of Divine Grace. 90
A more, precious visitation of the
Spirit hAs been expsrisneed since the
commeucmeut Of the present school
year. In one section Of the school there
we're several conversions during ths 6rss
week of the tsrn.. 1t eptered qnietly
into other sections until the work be.
came general. The Interest Increased
and the number Of .hePefut eopvsEsieps
nslGplisd till before the close Of the
term, 10 amOustsd 90 not less than forty,
The coed wOEk eoasinusa dErins aha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

The forty.Grt ennlversAry Of fhe
American Sunday School Union was
lEgld ia the Musical Fuud Hall, Philadsl.
phis, on the 30Eh of May. An interest.
Ang point in the ANIMAL report made on
that occasion, was, that largs, numbers
of the schools ofganfzsd thfciigh the in.
strume entafify Of The Society, eventually
grow intU-evangelieal churcbes The
Atasistics showa highly gratifying pro-
gress, and are, In brief, as follows:
&amber OF schools organized lI24,
containing z ,3ol teachers, and 1857
scholars Schools visited and addressed
4,1l2, with 30,341 teachers, and s2i2sIS4
schoIars-making The whole -nnmber. OF
,sehopls organised snd sided 5,236, With
81, ,732 teachefs, and 255 .e5lA Acholars.
Numbsrsof families visited 25 ,589, aud
Bibles ana Testaments distributsd 1901 +;
fnilss travelled, I50, 676 donations made,
1912, amounting 20 $3.50 06. t0H
An earnest appeal is made for help,
in vieF of the enlarged field for Chris.
tian enterprise opened By the coming Of
peace. .asiHss b aaa s.aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

The African Church IA Iodishspolis
seems to be in aourishing condition
.Ysslearu that they Ars going To arscs ;
hapdsome church ediGcernd edncation-
al inssitntion or lAs southeast corUer Of
Michigan and Tsnnessee. streets.si 3 fss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

RULES AND REGTLGTlaNN.

:. .Ss Fsrs-s Etys1- .rzy = tss ocu ~ 81 n.
= 30 s4ivsssi--raeass, iagSf snosfs>sseis e9ssts
rf,sd pnl--~~s-s-s@l--s-ss--ss sAEaass-i
r A1vsrsl.sAsa = : ~ 49, ~ s--osAp~atsae
isosl uasics akEs.4 ssssssl J, skis tassSs 49,,
as,asAAs fsos,vea ~ ths aolies. y
: = - 2 Lsssf scsgiss. 'aAo~cssr .sers. ~tn'
isasrtsi fSissstAEn Osa p~IlGr ssehr.Ay- !.
S. Narrasas. ransr1 Aa4 9siiSieas sotle-s
slsst iusaEisisy ~ s-sha u sayAbe. 80 serars is
ssfticn.
6, - asseirhey on tAr I.A,i ees4sfisr. att ,s
agass sas'lby tAe sSse. ~ sNrssers fail a.
save Tapor- erlsret sni aiEsctsa they aass
asg trr tAsir eay~lessmess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
HOTEL RE0PENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH. Proprietor.
Cor. Masu sAn. srhird sta.
EVANsVILLE, HND.

EVANSGILLE, 1ND.
afHe asHfsa aaatFa s4-
IVNHIs OLD, WILL RsTABLIsHED. AND
widely-k known Hotel has been closed Scr sev.
srMi weeks undergoing sfepairs. It hass during
this time, been repaiufsd tEnide and outs has been
throuGhly Attsd mp, and IN = great measure furn.
tshed With new beds and furniture. The proprte-
cor has Rade every arrangement 90 render his
house eonVeaisnf, healthy and agrseaels 10 ths
public. aa VS.
Thanking the pzblie tOr ths nns petroaass chat
sor Q ssriss Of years has hesn extended 20 the
Wnahingtom, ne lnviana O renewal oftheir custom,
end viii snaeavcr 90 have his tabfs Furnished and
1hs house managed IN . way to merit thstr contin.
med patronage. 9sss ..ts.5ff
Omnfbuses win passengers 20 Rpd from
she Depot frsa- esfvf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

re PuEEry fsisssell ssss 81 s.ss, is.s,a1
b autify The GgrE esigas ace Ue.I.isg 9 y y d.
sgHAls ia strength one Ealioa o. the sysuI,r sF{
p@ooe2 on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

A whitS hAfbIs sthOdist-ebspsfhas
just been built in Philadslphis at cost
Of $l50,OO0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
GROCERIES.

NyKT EATHss
- q totss 80 huif boEs. ss~ E-hsas. Asa .
siAif CtfEssszs Iass F.osiyed -
.--y y HUSTON A %
-! !AEOGEa caEKsE-zIIKA HAMBUBG-
piS taseiF.i ~ y. z. ECffoH 70.
zf4tfA DDZ cow OYsTZHs sECEIykO THIS
A.,eI Cay ~ q. :, EUsTOE ~.
lft(k FACEAGEs IACKEEAI-BARBELs.
ny hsif barrels and Ats jest fs1if-f y
EGEH ANfLKse4 "I
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~aas su4srftg 3 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

-si-a ilss lJA gai39D t-ca5s bas1 bass
sssb ts5sbo44 asidg .IIc51ihslsy as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

sscobd term until it left only some 20 out
Of $50, the whole number out Of Christ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

,gIsaou5afa.0 sAam1sH u 10 bs5 81
wI-0zsi sagzzs ssz5E SI oz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

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aasnaN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
Coon REooRD ToR WAsAsH CoLLEGs.- :

GOOD RECORD N0k WABASH OOLLSIk.-
The catalogue for l864-65, just issued,
shows that 1872 students have been In
atfenaance during the gear, of whom
IS were inlks faaT college CLASSES. The
whole namber Of graduates from 1888.
70 1864, is I62 The number Of Alnmni
and, studentA who were or hare been in
ths srmy is 275, Of whom three are Ma
jor Generals, three Bsigadisr Generals,
twenty-ons regimental 6eld officers and
Surgeons, fye Chaplains, ninety-nins line
officers and one hundred and thirty-foaF
non-commissioned officers and privstes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
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or Cherry sfstss, lSs zs4zza aFsss. sd sssss2
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24


During the recent ovation in The
Academy of Music to welcome the
Young MenS Christian Associations.
Bishop Simpson made one Of his char
acteristically telling speeches He was
just giving a vivid description of the
exit of the bogus Confederscy" under
the skirt, when the xeritable Col Prit-
chArd, who captured JEFF. unexpect-
sdly appeared upon the stsgs. George
H. Steward, ESQ. !, interrupted the Bishop
and very oppoTtuuely introduced the,
Colonel, Betwsen ths graphic sloqaence
Of the Bishop and The timely appear
ance of the Eoicnel, the audiences was
excited 70 The highest pitch -of-enahesi-
asm. The Bishop tried IL syein TO
retire (for it was impossible TO De heard J,
bu. the people kept dim uppp bis feet
till be had 6nished, whep be took bis
seat amid de4feuing laPplsuse. An
address WAS expected from Governor
Curtin, who presided, haI he committed
tia part OF the workto she Bishop, who
atty psrforped i'm z. Aefhodist. +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

FTSmK addtfisaalh arrives pwT stanaasr Hmd1ams
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$50 HAiFbbie Mo. 9, 1854 Mscharri. tasrfa.. sia
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

THs Ngw ScHoLkR-A new scholar
came to Rackford at the beginning Of
thsAhah year. BE was q wsll-dressed,
Gae.lOoking lad, whese aPPeArenee al
TScis sss ,; : .e. d lads :, this school
who Immediately invited bin 70 join
their ''lsrks, : sna suppose boys know
pretty we'll What that neAns.A They
used 70 spesd their money IN eating sHd
drinking, asd efAea ran up large bills,
which thair friends somstimes found II
hard to pay. 1Asy wanted the nsw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
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