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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
s rglHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
The COLD PFN-THE BEST or ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,

TIE BEsT PENS IN THE WORLD.
On -eea Of sny OF the following IN Cash, ti b.
crbrr vii send by rc.urn ms oiherwe ~ diectcl
Gold Pen " fens-'oeetng he 'dhae according 10 a'fE
ton, VIZ;
For 80 ccuis lie hs.ic Pen; Tor y cenis TIE Luey Pen,
6r 81 i'e h."iys,Reqdy Pea Tor 81 20 che E.es at
numbered bn correspond in sizes to Numbers p 3, ND
I 's-peciyeiy.
THE sAsz PINS IL sLyza PLATED EXTENSION cA'Es vifr
For ST. the Masic PEN for ~ IS the Lncky Pen; io'
81 so tie AlWs,. Realy Peni for - tie Elegant ron
Tac.e sir u eli Fiai,Led Goodyri,ing God Pens with
dOsniin Points the syesazo veaf .. every one o Nah
re gara,rda'sf aud, tteycsre, net c-etongeabls.
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The &C. \. norton Number" and "oualiiy, sfe
.oI * months, Keep, a. ainsi accident.
Tie Iureer' Indicate s.e oay 10 being the smallest,
nd No. 10 ne largest Mammoth Gold Pen, for the dek
GOLD PINS, WITHOUT cA;Es
Scr ~ 80 Pen, lat quality No. Peu, 81 a.y;
orr NJ. Pm, 81 quality.
For - No. . Pen l., quiity; OraNo. 4Pen 2dqaaiyi
Tor - 3 10. Pen, l., quality No. Pen ID ~,
70. ~ . 30 Pen IL gaal.yi No. Pen "a guilty
o. % 10. Pen; : ~ 40. Pcu; IS = 70. Pa
s0rOaNo.9 Pens $50 10 ioPef.--al Is, Gaa..ty.
rHR SANE GOLD iESs, u SILVER EXTENSION cAss VIII
for - aNo Pen, l.,qaai,yi or No Pen. % grny.
Tor - - ~ rem l.. guilty. 90 No. Pen stq '-.yi
FoF - SO Pea, III quality; No. Pen, I'd yi
cga No. . Pen. 3. quality
70. - b So Pen 1T iaityi or No Pen - a y
ora No. % Pen ca qualify.
For s ~ No. 2 let qualify No. Pen, - ,sl.y.
FOR IS - No fca. IL quality.
GOLD pm, FIRsr Quality, sILvERsouSrED DISK
HOLDERS.
For :. No. Per; IN a. % No. Pens fer ~ No
Pm, f0r - - No. Ten.
For SO No zen; or t5aAo. PEN and FOR SO Nc -
Pen.
TIE IL, Qus, are pointed with lie very bes, ll!lcs
min Points c7rciny sciecied and tbs qualify sES
sold ii hr slightest npor et.o which sail aud the .iosest
sctushy c,u detect
The "a Qasiy ere suregos 10 any Pens made ly hin
previous % the wax 1870.
The u QraI " De intends han cqnal In rcpe,t Dora
bty. Fs-tirity aud Good " dng Qualities tAe cny
con iicIaiousl suv tod Pen. uis'.c slsewhore
In re,art Cheap Gold fcu he bcss leave say that
pre-, operating lis New and Patented Msctu he
could NO. have ulc Good NIuR sud Durable l,L-. 0E
the price, had t-e Gold been @ ui-led ,rituitou-ly
Parties OF. u- ua.' in all i'.uces specify 10 e'
OF Number and Quality" Of the Pens wanted and ue
i-a,r describe the kind they prer-whether stl "a
timber. oosf,e 81 hnp.
An rrmitauccs by mail in registered r',eTs . ny
lisk. I'd, Who send twenty cents tchage fore
add ion 10 tie price OF goods ordered, VIII suaan tf
Patio, .eaJus Gold or Silver viii be allow eli he hpe
uiula on the day rcccised.
TO CLUBSA discoun, Of 10 per cent viii be allowed on
Of 49, aud 5 per cont S2i aud Of % per c-lto
: No. Il seat % one address one line. Adde'S
4. MORTON,
No. D Msiien-lane. New-lors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24

United States " America Saturday. the 18th day Of
April instant by its sudfeness and attendant tFcun.
stances. overwhelming the people of the whole land
with iccyng Of profound giui This Chamber deems II
proper IN assembling az the present time To mako r.
cord its books OF minute, OF Tie 10 sustained bi
the nation al very imporant nneture Ia lis anars-
o los, tie gnute Of which made manic in he
most widespread demonstrations Of soT0w by the IN.
pcnslon Of business for the space OF SIX days during
which OR follow citizens have voluntarily withdraw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
ACAnrMY OLE MUSIC.

y LEONARD GROyER.............".'..:;D ,RE1 Io(R s
ARI AAsA lti S.'iN ~"
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
g,b. .e,.on Of GRAND GERMAN OPERA viii Commerce
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April %,
Nth C,r tie only fira during the season,
ROBERT LIZ DlABLE.
KARL FObMfS in his great ro.e BEkIhAMi
iu which hi. celebrity il worldwide. .
RAM UlAALh siNii-iNA
FRIDAY EVENING, April %,
only time Of ,,, ,,,-,,,
JOSEPH neutrality-suspicious.. Az an
kNANL ulMNtR.. 'isLf-AHi"
No OPERA ON THURSDAY
preyioua eusa cement Of the Academy 20 the 'onups
Cof ;. for Tursisy rrecudes OPEN on that NJ @ Inc
reinforcement the eulg nents ol ast week ~ THIS .d 10
snn6uncine Thursdays Opera. .
seats FOR Thursday may be rescued exchanged wiee
puIchlsed. - -
= StTJ'RDkY-GRtND MATINEE.
The sale Of secured seats for either opera night continues ~
dc Academy q Beer schrme No. sOl BEoaawsy a'u .
Root { Authouy' corner Nassau ana Pine sts
Secured Seat Tickets to be used in the order Rnn
No l. Robert Ne,esday; No ?, Jewess, Friday Re; Ie'
,ons Holding tickets nom the first sale may retih iN ~ ~
good IN numbered exchange them for Other MS
81 they will be redeemed at the offices where sold Nus
sonfo Parquet. Dress Circle aud Balcony one dol. 70
cured Seats fifty cents extra. Secured Box seats one e
eXira. Family Circle. 81 cents Gallery, 29cents' ,
April a. 1865, ir't Opera nights in Brooklyn A'-' ~ -
Music.
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tte noble and useful career ae hereby warmly ard earnest
~ EXPRESSED ond /, -
munca tcd 10 the Hon. william Sward secretary u saw
AMI 20 the Hon. Frederick W Sew ard. >, ,,,
sowsi The pat % Poles; Ant Nern h. on t.o ~ ~
B0ucmans. Secrcsry Couek Boczlrek on me p"i VI '
1 .uy. on l.. f.q4fg f no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
| RRNUAN LINCOLNs LAST NATGu.

n RAJ ADDRESS--Thc greatest prediction o. ~ -ie,
ptn,ed IN blue ON fine heavy paper IN large Tyne suitable ~
rsmug sire, liAI-The only copy pu9u.ned. i-' Sed
was ASA nied. Single copies cents, or - coprs e
81 Sent 10 any address receipt Of price. Orders 'A""
M cont m carly on account OF the great demand Addfe.s H.
VFWELL Pcbli'her, No. 80 BIe.ds'. Room No - Now
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24

TIE BEsT PENS IN THE WORLD
On re.eip Of sDy OF the following sums IN Cash, tio
scnbrr vii send by return ms otherwi~e deCte 2.
Gold Pen " Pens'oectEg he sdme according 10 ae'ef
ton, VIZ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
Cmciai Programme

.pSyourEs TO THB LATE ABRAHAd hiNVVb'
pRRsIpENrOP THE UNITED STATES, NLW-NoRhi
APRIL %, 1868.
Under the direction Of the municipal au'hof =
ties Of the city of NewYors the following progra ac
~ arronremeuts or the solomuization OF The obseQI les
os Abraham Lincoln, late President OF the uM ted
States with the order of procession on tuesday! 2sh
inst, has been adopted
The PROCESSION will move from the City HAL on Tues
aav the o5,h inst, at o'clock p. m, pIeciSer', aud
viii nrooeed m Broadway TO Fourteenth-st; through
fourteepthst TO Fiith-ave; M Fifh-ave, 70 ihfty
Fonrth.st through 1hiItyfouth-st. 10 Nlht1|dNe, |"
the Hudson River Railroad depot A., H.,
The arrangements OF the day VIII DC unueI 'ne uieo
ton of the Grand Marshal 1,,
The several persons having charge OF the church ana
alarm bells in the city requested 20 cause 'h'
nape 10 be toied the houT Of D. m UNI the Close
in the halbor and the proprioors OF the vIons pne'
Buildings in the city, requested 10 dlsplsl theI
eolors at halfmaSi from sunrise 10 sunset -,
II is olso respectfully requested that Our ieoW el.'
xens close their several places OF business dGll w
moving Of the procession.
They are also requested, watcher IN the procession
not 10 the regular badge Of moninibg Oh the ei
arm.
The several orders, societies associations. trades AZ
other bodies TeGCeSed 10 assemble nj such piac
as they may respectively select and repair TO the pisce
of rendezvous at - o'clock n.
The owners and pToprieors Of all public and license
af riages and vehicles are directed TO WlthoraW ~
same from the ST. through which the procession
10 pass after the honr Of u O'Clock m.
Tbe of private carriages and vehicles are ad
sespeotiuly requested 90 oOplar 10 the wishes OF ~
Committee In this respect.
No carriages vehiCos OF aus kind VIII be Above
In the body of the procession.
ORDER or PROCESSION BY DIVISIONS.
aNpER IHs IMMEDIATE DETECTION OF NAJ.-CEN. SAND
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10 p0IIcr ARRAYGFMEYTs.

Tho entire police force of this ciLy are 70 be o.
duty and re IDS for Any call that may be nlde upo
hrio The force viii bc under the charge OF Slperin
;cndoni Kennedy and Inspector Carpenter, VINO VII
have Upwards oi q ti0us9Id men TO preserve ordcl
among iAe immense multitude hat will doubtless tToug
tho Park nom the sine of tie arrival 10 tie departure
of the corpse On Tuesday alai be force viii be deay,
from BrOOhlyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24

Delegates OF thu German musical socieilc I
and glce clubs held Convention az tho Metropoh'bh
Rooms in Hester.ct when il was resolved that. the
various societies attend in body the PreS|ienia
inperal procession on Tuesday, and the oicers oi e
{ Convention were authorized 10 make the .tccssary
,pparations These societies WHnber abont nine hund
red singers who on the urrfvS Of the body in front o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

a TOUCHING INeIpENr. The following
10 taken from m abstract, given BY the
correspondent OF the New York Christ
ian Enquirer, of sermon recently
preached in Washington BY Rev w. Fl.
Charming:
Next he carried his audience to the
hospitals Of the soldier, where again he
found Christ manifested - sometimes
consciously, and then uncoEseionsly.
Among many other exquisite anecdotes,
exquisitely told, was that of O boy, not
eighteen, whom in his Office of chaplain
be found dying. He said 10 him:
My boy, what shall do for you p
= Take my pocketbook out," said he.
Mr.. Claiming did 90, and the boy
opened il and took out three photo
graphs. At one he looked and said,
Ny mother, you did not so soon expect
to meet me-" His mother was eviden-
ly dead.) He then took out another and
said, Dear sister Lizzie, ron did not
think / should die 90 Ear from sou he
then kissed this, IS he had done that Of
his mother, with more loving words to
both. He then took out the third, and
looked up into Mr.. Channing's face and
smiled. Itwas his betrothed Mr.. Chan
nings said:
at is hard 70 die when life is so
sweet" H ao~
oh, no, no. no, said the boy, az
thank God that have life TO give for
my dear country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Erom all uaraa OF fhe Body I'm ave
Il sssn@Gss. ssslkszs ssjzST % AS s5sa, b. " UP-
MAM'a DEPTLATcRY PowDEn-" Ask OF ssnd for
gpham's Dspilat6ry Powder, and taxa No uxher
Prfes 81. Mailed 70 any address for 91.a6, BIZ O.
.. UPHAM, % South Eighfh sfresE, PhrfadalpAlA,
Rsan. -1-Ef-HE rresfTsrE =
TTpham's Hair Qlosn ana Cur1fm~
~ Rlui6 IL tbs best hair dressing In the world
10 fmparfs b@aRfffnl ggess Co Gs kaar kssps @ o.
ssrl. promotes its growth, &c. Pr1os, 80 csnts
bottle. @slNsMnlfN EETIfT8fS "a
Uphsm's letter Ointment a 4 surs
szrs for TsR~, SEX Rksmm, chayyed Ha@ds Bap.
bs''s issh, go. Price, 80 esats q box. -sslt .ssz
Upham's Asthma Care rssfeyes fhs raom.
Tlolsnt p.roxyisms Of Aafhm4, I'm ass m6snsss, and
sneeta speedy eurs. Prica, o. psckags. e.
Hpham's Dyspepsia Cure 10 vvmr-
W rantsd TO cure any case % pFsysysts, ne
m1aw hoe Isss ssazdfsg. Prics 81. 6snsby mall
Upham's FreekIe Banssher rsnovss
gFeekiss, TAs, eunburns PiupIss On the Fsoss
sostsna the skin and Bsaatffea this eompAsnioHs
Prscs 50 cents. -
DIR. La Pcrte'a Life EIaxfr. fhs grsat
Asrysas ard Refnssnassne Remedy, restores %
manly vigor all who are gnHerfnE from 1mpAired
spinal Energy, Nervous Debility &C., arising
from Whatever emnss. PFiess o. O paekAgs-
The Japanese Hair stain eolors the
Whisk@rs or Mou@tache o beautiful bkaek ~ eroagn.
IL consists Of euIs oss prsgaraoa. Color viii not
nAs Or wash cut. Only 50 esnts . box.
Sold By 8. O. uPHAn, Is scuth Eighth street,
FhiiadsIphia, and By sil Druggists. Circulars
BRoUGHToH WOOD, 'ae s
Cor. Third and Main Streets,
bss-am Agents for Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
Description e. Caun rora.

NEw, YoRK, Aug. 1S.-The TS1bgae 8
Tyler, Texas, correspondent describes
Camp Ford, near that place, as prison
pen, second only to Andersonville, and
the barbarism and atrocities inflicted
upon Uuion prisoners for tvU years. The
correspondent says: .&IL4kA "a
Scourged, beaten and tortured, these
prisoners we're too far off and too close.
ly guarded for their groans to be heard
by those on the outside world. Their
sad story only became known from their
own shrunken lips. sif
1t is a stockade enclosure, guess, of
eight OF ten acres. This estimate In
cludes all adjuncts of the prison. Il is
situated on the side Of @ ssndy slope on
the lower end Of which is q spring which
supplied water 10 the prisoners. The
enclosure, it seems, has bean enlarged
at different times 20 meet the necsssi-
ties of the rebel captors; 10 filed With
huts and shanties Of almost every i'm
aginable shape, and of all kinds Of ma
terials. Two barrels, one ct the top of
the other, forms the chimreys of the
huts made of bushes, the limbs OF which
have been pressed together and plaster
ed with mud. SCI a 3
At the point where we entered there
is . number Of gravs-like mounds
scattered over space Of one acre, bat
on Examination we found that thaY
were excavations in the ground, which
had first been covered with bushes and
then with dirt. They had been made
BY those of our men who had been cap
TIRED last, and for whom there was no
room An the hlts above the ground.
Everywhere are biackened spots which
show where those who had no shelter
at 81 cooked daily their mill of meal.
fragments of metals and etones, old
east-of pans aud Fat rocks, were their
cooking utensils, which shey had used on
strewn about, as noticed in one of the
hnts, piled up in one of. the chairs, 10
await further use. Towards the upper
side of the enclosure, where there saems
to have been 8 prison for the c0ufne-
nent OF Officers, are several stumps, on
the top of which .thosa who violated any
prison rules were made to stand and
mark time for perhaps n whole day,
while the guard had imperative orders
70 shoot any one who stepped or fol- Of
through exhaustion slds g. BAG Sra tsis
The whole scene with its associations
10 horrible illustration of the inhuman,
.ity that organized and carried on the
lrebellioustill its overthroR.a naI TsWo
The aHerdids Paris corr espondenee
contains important statements respect
ing political affairs. Her Queen and
Prime Minister are not on so very good
terms a strong Republican feeling
exists a1nong the ofeerss of ahs 1rnay
and revolution may be considered as
imminent. e-~sww a &c. v7
{ The World says the total loss BIZ the
ketchrm foFgeries win amount to four
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

AR IR1sH RECRuTTIsG OTTICER-En-
kstfso a Ldrysr.-Well, mind syarself
nov, for this 10 ~ true as gospel. hi
WAS on the 1Ith of May, 1889, / listed
9 recruit in Dublin, and pat the dues-
tons to him, gave him the shlIlin' glory
be to God, and walked him to the bar.
racks 81 fine as o eddie. Well, behold
ye, now, few days afther he was
claimed as prentice, and 30 be vas had
up before the Major, and ha committed
him for trial Well, at the following
sizes he was had up, and / was called as
witness, and the lawyer that defended
him tould me / did not list him.
I" ] did" says L
T" Did you pas the questions to him
rightly" says be.
81 did" ssysI.
"By the wartime Of yer cath, now.
"jast ak ne the questions, for dom
believe you axed them." 49,
How do you know thaFF says !,
/" for by this and BY that Jon worn's byf
None Of yer business, says he;
7" come now, let us hear. Put the ques-
tons 70 me" says he, and be held out
his hand, and accordingly pulled out
a half crown and clspped il in his fist,
and then / up and ksksd him the ques-
tons, and be said yes 10 thsm all
WAS these the same questions re put
to the prisonerT' says he.
They wor," says l.
"Well, here's yer half crown back for
ys," says he.
II can't take it, eli" says I
"Why moi" says he.
why nosf says /, "why, sure can't
take il back till ye go before magistrate
aud pay the smart money!
"You be hanged" Gays he. And he
put the money in bis pocket, and call
sd to his lcrdship ON the bench for o
witness that had listed him. And oh,
holy Biddyl but there was q roar in the
COURT Begarra, his lordship, the iidge,
laughed till the tears ran down his face,
and says he 10 the counsellor
II am sorry for you, my good man,
but hope you'll get promoted soon y
Well, the decision Of she court being
10 my favor, Axed the judge av' might
take away nay new recraitf And they
all reared again, and the counsellor got
rs red as 9 tarkeyeock, and as mad as
q bull with the colo; but at last he made
the best he could Of il, and paid up the
Hsmart money" and ! picked up my cap
TO leave ths court; and says to the
counsellor, says t. y ~ @&#
Don't list in tie line next time, Sin"
"Whst thinY' says be, snappishly.
"Oh, your honor, says I, @stick 10
the rifles; that's more in your way"
Well, begsrra, when ] tould the story
to the major. / thought he'd die, and
when he'd done lsughin' he bid me keep
the "smart money" for myself
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
saa3As sx THE H. W. LITE
Exclusively for the Journal

j the KstsnunaRorEsry. >
NV YoRK, August 1s.-The 7Smss
says Of the Kstehum forgery:
The effect upon Kstchnm, Son q Co.,
as developed yesterday, il disastrous.
What it viii be when the storm Of ex-
element is passed, is another question.
Thus far the case sums up: First They
have lost, in stolen securities, between
e, 000, 900 and So, 100000 Second.
They have suspended payments and al
operations Third They have assigned
their property 70 ?. c. Calhoun, Presi-
dent of the Fourth National Bank, and
r Bement, 3 former partner of Morris
Ketchum, for the benefit Of creditorA
Fourth. The balance due Customers,
mainly New England banks, amounts 10
the tremendous sum Of $3, SOC, 600
Fifth. They have published 3 remark
able card, in which they have given the
public an idea of their business, which
differs materially from the idea previ-
onsly entertained.
Il has been truthfally stated that Chas
Graham u Co. paid, on presentation,
1886 900 of the forged gold checks on
Monday, and that Edward Ketchum
gave them, on that morning, $3.50, 900
to do it With.
THE public viewed this transaction
with some distrust, and we dean il due
to the honor Of Mr.. Graham 10 record
facts as drawn from him In conversa-
ton a. 4 o'clock, yesterday, P. H.. in
Wall street
Mr.. Graham, you paid $3.50, 600 Of
these forged checks on Monday. We
know that Edward Ketchum drew q
check for $500, 900, before he vent off.
Did be give you the money 70 pay those
checks with r 90 Is 80 "a ~
"He gave me no money, but as was his
constant habit gave me q check with
which to meet his obligations. The
check was for $250,000 / deposited
this and drew against it, but what do
you think is the result2 Morris Kstch-
um refused to honor the check, and i
find it thrown out by his bank, and / am
notified of the overdrawing Of my ac-
count to that amount. IL 10 Q most en-,
traordinary AID cruel business. The
check was drawn by Morris Kstchun,
Son 4 Co., before they suspended; was
received BY me in good faith. deposited
in bank, drawn against and passed to
the benk where Ketchum, Son & Co,
deal. II seems rather hard that should
have 10 suffer to this extent In addition
to what have already born" ~ g Ike
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

81 BxrLrGERENr SoCIErY. 800 John and
Charles Kemble we're sitting one night
in the pit ct Covent Garden, listening to
play Charles remarked 70 his broth
81 really think this u che very best
plsy or representation that Shakespeare
ever wrote" -
No sooner had be made this remark
than . huge, rsd-headed, broad-should-
cred irishman, who sat Immediately be-
hind him, leaned forward and tanned
him on the shoulder to secure his at
tention. ava1qs 49, - =. :
= VI think, sir,'f be observed. with a
strong brogUes We said ii, was one
Shakespesss that wranght thai plavp
@Oh, sir, replied Mr.. K, ccoily, t'Yery
A short time after this the Irishman
tapped him On the shoulder again. 6 &. {.
= do jon behave, ar, it was nv friend
Lannard MNally, what wraught that
sOh. yes, certainly, sir-if YOU say 50, =
was tbs pesceful answer.
For while he remained unmolested,
out at last he felt the heavy fingers once
car friend that sets on your left
1sne, e.xcsAined the sIrishman, "don't
sook As II be behaved it scas me friend
L I1a,ss -MNally what owraugHt that
. ANS was too much for the hrothsra
they rose and left the house, not deem
ing IL either pleasant or safe % stsv in
such bslhgerent society.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

TOWN LOTS.

IL eral Assembly OF the Commopp ealth OF KemF
sucky, snthoriEiBg the sale III fhs . Pablle
equ re Z" In tho city OF Hendarson, Ky, which
the general election held May lat, 1855 notice d
hereby given that said Public GquArs has baan
laid out In suitable lots b. the Mayor and Coan-
oil o. said CITY, and wi b. sold ct public auction
90 the prslpisss, on Eaturday, Eeptsmbsr the 9Th,
1875. Sale 10 cowmsnoe nj 10 o'clock A. I'd. ~
T9Rns-ons- third cash, enesthfFd on acrsdft
OF six months, and one third on credit Of
Notes with approved security required, And lien
EePt on the premises uHtiI the purchase mopsy A.
Clarks offes.
BY order Of tbs Mayor and CounoiI.
R.W BKHTLTNGEH, cfeFh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

The latest snake stery is told, in good
faith, By The Spr inQffeld (Mass) Re
Paofscan, Of o ,Fepsile recently found 81
Lee. 1t WAS nearly four feet in length,
about the sire of = mans finger, and
shaped like o whip lash; and on close
examination the whole body was found
10 be composed Of small worms shout
half an inch IN length, with large black
heads and ssuai4transpareut body On
separating them into fragments they
you'd inimediateIy reform into the
snake shape and crawl slowly of. One
or two other similar snakes have recent
Iy bean seen In that vicinity II is 70
be hoped that they viii stay there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

DG A lady who was in the habit of
o very large portion of her
time in the society Of her neighbors,
happened one day to be taken suddenly
i'll, and sent her husband in great haste
for physician. The husband went few
rods, but soon returned exclaiming:
8 My dear, where shall I find yon,
when r get backf ~ ~. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

- a. friend Dfcours was travelling
while afflicted with very bad cough.
He annoyed his fellow travellers until
oRsGof them re@arksd, iI n tone of dis
pleasure - cfa 49,
|. Sir, that is a very bad cough Of yoursii'
"a True sir replied our friend; abut
you viii excuse me-1it's the best I've
got. 0 r m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

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SsAnttfS tie Oouplaxiens ne Aelmholdss HIghly
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