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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
ru0,.y MOHTu CAROLINA,
An Emancipation ~F"er-Ainrm OF the
Siavchoiacrs-In S~. 'ordination OF the
sinves-Erri'ai Of dsen. sox-f'9od Lee
suiis Of his Administrat.on--.h Late
Gnmpni .n-I nanIls Of iIlc prc.s

GmENsroRorGH n. c. Thursday. MAY 4 1866.
The order of Gen. SchofielG declaring the
slaves OF this state free which reached here soon after
II was Issued created at first much alarm emong the
Shareholders who claim that the most of their slaves
WI leave them Just at time when their labor is want,
cd to put IN The Spring crops and that neither master
or slave will have anything 70 live through The COM
ing year; and that large portion Of the slagt, who
have families viii leave their wives and obdrcn
thcr masters hands TO support who have been deprived
OF their food and horses by the Confederate authorities.
All classes, including many Union men, took this
view the order at first. and felt very sad tie
sudden change for fear IL would bring on general starry
alton and that the slaves would I've the chief sufferers
When this order was first made known many slaves
LETT their masters at once; others refused to work.
claiming ih1t their masters owed them living and
must support them.
Many fights are reported between the citizens and
the slaves in which some lives said 10 have been
lost.
Until the arrival here Of MaorGen. J. D. Cox. com
handing the Twcny-tbird Army Corps, who has as
snned command Of Western North Carolina much
aaim ana discOTd prevailed. He assured the people
mat the Government Will see no one die for want OF
food. and that slave will be allowed to desert his
family Eor will they. or the whites, be supported IN
ldeness nor viii not dscOrd, aud yengeul Strie De
tolerated.
Ills great executive ability and military fame sup.
ported by an iron Ill tempered with uniform kindneaG
10 both black and white. is fast disaiming the people OF
their goundcss fears, and winning fol- him the conf
dcnce of oil.
The Hon. John A. Gilmer has commenced dividing
his lands up to-day among his slayes furnishing them
with the necessary facilities to work with at once.
Other masters will follow his example
MajOr-Gcn. Schohed il giving general satisfaction
20 the people of North Carolina. He is both firm and
kind. and intends o carry out tie policy of the Gov.
eminent TO the letter
The representatives Of the Northern press who have
accompanied Gems. Sherman and Schoed in their cam
paisns desire to express through the Associated Press
their gratitude TO Gen. Scluicld and his sta for The
facilities afforded them, and for the uniform Kindness
and consideration received which is all the appre
ciatcd when il is known that leading General and his
Adlutant General took specBl pains III O.1Ing
public information and uterposiug obstacles and who
also appeared 10 take great delight in prosecuting these
WORTHY representatives, Of the people. many OF whom
have suRe cd in prison and fallen victims to tue enemys
bucts In endeavorug TO furnish anxious public with
Trustworthy information relating 10 our armies ara tue
South generally.
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PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN DUNN AND DAVIS

PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN Dunn AND DAVIS
FOE Sc coo A srpr-DuNN The WrSSER-A prize fight
for S. 900 eide took place yesterday morning. in Penn
,vlyania short distance from Pot Jeryis. between
Dunn of this city and Davis of PhiladelPna, In the
prcsence of about one thousand persons. Harris and
barney Aaron acted seconds 20 Dunn. and Ncccar!
ard Kit Burns for Davis. The fight lasted ore hour
and ir minutes during which forty three rounds were
Snncif when Dunn wns declared the victor Davis
was terribly bruised and cut about the head while his
antagonist showed very few signs Of punishment
There was no interference whatever by the authorities
o his brutal exhibition notwithstanding it must have
been ecueray known in Port Jervs that II was 70 take
Mace twelve hours before 1t occurred
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in style and voice She sings In a spirited and effective
manner and throws large amount Of passion into her
ballads. She Of course unanimously cnoorcd in
everything and tie generous sufrages Of the au
diencc. MI Chase and Mr. Farley. substitute for Mr.
!. PerIing WHO makes point OF never appearing when
announced sang Will good effect and added 10 the en-
joymcni OF the evening MIR. Morgan played and M.
compauici everything and did everything well He
worked hard enough, but his success mast have made
his labor light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

THE APPROPRIATION MATINEE TODAY
The new successful psntomme Of 1.-The Elixir Of Life;
or, Tie Birth Of Harlequin" will be given at the
mstine today, in conjunction with grand arenc per-
formances and other entertainments. Don Manuel
Donati the one-Iceged dancer, also appears in the
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

TRorrIxe ON THE UNION COURSE, L. l.
Yesterday sweepstakes trot Of si.5oo mile heats best
three ia ve in harness. came Of on the Union Course
IL. There were three horses entered. Hiram 1000
ruff naming br. IN. Sally Comeup Dan fieiIef y. 3
Rockland Boy and j. ID. McMsnn b. &. Jimmy Lyn CO.
Hrams mare was the favorte at tho start eoo 10 soo
being bet on her winning. which she did IN tn.ee
straight heats In 2+li 2+2 $40 Jimmy Lyncn Dying
SECOND IN each heat
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BARaY's TRICopnERoUs FOR THE SKIN AND

BARRYS TRIC0PnEROU3 ~" '". nv
iAn-Pa,ronizei by the principal iar''>. :"
America. Thi excellent article Is admi,isdiov y. ;.
All preparations fog oil purposes connected witi The Hn'
prevent. ~ falling Of sT1sisses Scuf Dandruh -, sD'
kerl, in tie most beautiful condition It's naVi"H o''
rendrs tie use of oil pom,rm or pny other pePiFi
quite superi,lous Sold by Newbury Sons, NO. 10 o.
Pirs London; Gavey, No. II Qceeiie Jersey Europei
Shaver no 2zg Picadly London Jones Co.. No. % Boz
iesird dss Capucas, Par.; Birch No Mole'"ers' Dno
I'M Anlonin Post strase. No Hambug Gosthuii 'os'
Iambsg HENRY fIigLs;., Guernsey; Gfee' NO ~ hi5h
t., GsiutSsm. Liuconshe Congaa hadrid SPAIN toriJo'
Haysra Lyman Brothers, Canada Mor;3n Co., no'fSc'
tia Graham Newfoundland, Bursoyne Co., San francisco
W atson, Prince Edwards Island HemPseai be ze HoihH
rdsi iou, Panann; Niobey. BTaz; Moss Co.. Australia
Hrsors Vera Cruz, Mexico; Kennedy, Jaapa; Wer,
.is; Locasie Russia Barrat, China; Manoye Japan Firm
cpal Office No 3i pears New York and by all druggists
tirourio the United States
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The National Lenm-sub,rriPsie"s ON
Tuesdny.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. Mey lG lea
jay Cooke reports subscriptions To The seven
Thirty Loan to-day 10 the amount 81 el.1iJ.Dl The
larges, subscriptions s0oo from The lirsf A.
tional Bank Of Cncinnati $1,000 nom Tho flrst VA
tcnal Bank OF ST. Paul. Minnesota; sa11v IRON we
T,r,ncrs, and Mechanics Bank Of Buffalo; First Ma.
tonal Bank Of Hartford $500 900; First National bsnk
of BOSTON $4,000; First National Bank OF Phihdei'
phia s3OQOOO There were l,2iJ indiViduai suu~ei'p
lions for So and slCn
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MAgsR9E ID.

FOSS-ROBFRTSON-On "Wednesday. May TO- at the resi-
dence of the brides father. by the Rev. A. G. FOES Rev.
Cyrus d. Eos, Pastor OF 81 fauI's N. F.. Church New
York and Amelia eldest dsu Inter Of James Robertson
OF Peekskil, n. Y. No cards
McALLISTER-ROSS-On Monday. 18Th Inst, at tle resi-
dance Of the brides father by the Rev. D. Nc Alister
assisted by the Rev. J. G. X. Mican and the Rev j. r. W.
Sloane James r. Nc Astcr and Sarah T.. Ross No cards
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Internationally
lTCUt ITCHi IICH!

scRArcnl SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLANKS ITCu CnRArE
will cure the Itch In thirty six hours also cures Scaid
Head Old Sores. and all Eruptions OF the SKIN; con
tans no mercury Price 80 cents per box. For sale by
DEMAs BARNES & Co., No. 81 Psrk-row, and all Drug
gists in New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

On Sl'BscRrpTlOys.- Orignal shares 81 ,0Ot
each For ull particulars Of this enterprise see thu
naper Of last SATURDAY. TO secure Of the few shares
Inn NAV be had. address at once, DUNCAN NJ MITcBE
SON n, L. corner Fourth and Walnut-sts Plila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

Wards Patsat French Printed
WARDS PATENT FRENCH PRINTED
"AhDS PATENT FRENCH PRINTED
PAPEk COLLARS.
fAPt.R COLLARS,
iAPrR COIIlARS.
IAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS.
CAUTION To Ti,E PUBLIC
CAUTION TO TfTE PUBLIC
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC,
Certain srei are infringing my r.ts by selling cam
mon, worthless printed paper collar.
All collar, ode by ne have my namao. e., colin, AMI
box al-o.
Tie ,npcr used for my superior collr, nal. f, linen
mo, yh.I make, them very strong in The but'gn pes
40 ~ HAD AT ALL GEEr5' FURNISHING
STORES.
TIE TRADE sUfPiIGD BY THE fohi'o"iho
AGENTS:
SEW.YORK +. s. JAsFEAY L CO.
Ill. TYLra BGoCK, Ia sAbhE'sr-
CHAs. n. WARD.
BALTIMORE, ND. ISAAC cOaLs, JR, BRofhhH-
BOSTON, MASS, d. LYONS & co
BUFFALO. n. Y, II. CONE L co
CINCINNATI OHIO, LEAIITT & BENIS, AND OrriN'
GER. BLATT x CO
CLEVELAND ONO, KOCH, levi. MAYER Co
OswEGO. ~ Y, KLOCK q OULD.
UTICA, N. Y. NJ. FIlSIaoNs
ALBANY. N Y, FRYER KNOWLrOh.
LOUISVILLE, ky, j. Won BORyIES 60.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. WALL STEVENS co
No. 387 BROADWAY, EEWfoRk-
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ADVERTISEMENT

.JrppyRs'. No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
TO buy Ladies and Childrchs Boots anu ohoe'. Ae -
selling q, about one half last years prices.
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MsyI5. 1885

The CELEBRATED PIANO -FoRTEs.
Wx. KsABE Co.'S
PIASo-ro WAEEkoors
Lave bVea
No 60 BHOADgAr
ttP stsis,-l
GRAND rIAsos
sagsRE ri,sys
lrsisnr PIASo,
,pendd assortment Of the crrbfs'ed Knsbe" Pinos
ofevefy style in Cnd sqaae AID IPrsh1', will slwsy be
found Ia the new, .pacous wsrerooms,
No go BRaApuAr
Tie Rnabe f,uos have recrieed the most cordial tes,i
rncna from the highest Of the musical world such As
TmlLHxro. oorrscHALK sArrEn, srHAxoseu Memo, Az
sonuTi and many others
]. BArER Co. AGENTS.
No SO Brosdway.
Up .tair,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

DIR. schencix's Large Rooms, No. y BoDdst, New.
York were yesterday crowded with patients notwithstanding
the effort made to impose upon the public by advertising
new Office. Dr. scHENCK's ROOMS have been at No. -
Bond for over three years, where he has successfully
treated Consumption and all Diseases Of the Lungs LIVER
&c and they will continue to be there only. Dr. SCHENCk
Ia. no other Office NewYork. He viii be at l roonss
No 81 BOnds NewYork, as usual cory Tuesday orly'
from IN. until O'Clock fvice freel but his med
cnes may be obtained there e.. all times.
Dr. sCHENCK will 40 continue to make his usual visits
to Boston, Baltimore and other eitie All letters should b
addressed 10 II j. H. SCHENCK5 Principal Office, NORTH
sss of Sixth and Philadelphia Beware
| of Importers ...s .If III -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17
Business Notifies.

COUGns.-Thc administration of medicinal
preparations In the form Of lozcnge Of all modes the most
eligible and convenient more especially regards CorsH
RxuEpY "BnOwxs BRONCHIAL TRocHn" or Cough
Lozenses alsy irritation which induces coughing, giving In
slant relief In Bronchitis osseness Influenza, and Con.
.pmntive and Asthmatic complaints.
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yigor for the Weak.
Il 1 o X II II n Il
OR, LIFE REJUVENATOR.


The uses Of this powerful Vegetable lnvisoani may DO
summed M in few words. IL relieves with absolute GER
tan,y all liabilities Nervous Debility OF every type
restores exhausted powers after lous continued cAnes
prevents and premature decay; vaizins strength
renewing cordial the aged may be relied on by woman III
all her physical difficulties harmless and sure restorative.
Is an andoe the Of early idscretion IN both
,exes can be relied on as specific parayss partial OF
entire has no equal omachc Of dypepa 'ds'
tain, not only the physical strength, but the consultation IL
self and Is In all respects the best tonic depuasve and anti
bilious cordial In existence.
Sold bv DEMAs BARNES 4 Co, No q Psrkrow, and
H. IT, HELMBOLD, No. 594 broadway
One Dollar per bottle bottles for s. Sold by Drug
gisis generally.
Sent by express anywhere BY addressing. r
HUTCnlNGS HILLYER, Proprietors,
No % Dey.st, NewYork.
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Humphreys
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIElCS

Have proved from the ample experience an entire sue
cess simple efficient aud reliable. Tey the only ncd
perfectly adapted popular rseso simple TINT il'tSes
cannot be made n using them; harmless 10 b. free rom
danger aud Efficient be always reliable Ihey hsvo
raised the highest commentator om all ani "si always
render satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

IAdwr.lscneIt .
CORys, BUyIONs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARs No 100 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Cares Nguette SO per dozen; Duplicates So. Al mega
REGISTERED. H. A. LIwIs No. 100 Chstha-st.. y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

BOOTS. SHOES, and CATERS at Reduced
prce.. at JoNEs kENwARD's. Nos. 10 md u Ann..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

LORDS Cleaning and Dveng Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. i39 Broomcst, cor Bway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

Gents all wool Suits, $l-.
Boys all wool Suits e., mt ]: V. BrokAws
No. "a Fourth ave-. and No. 69 Lafayette place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

That Pkosphoric Little Birthstone Demon
TIE COMMON LUCIfER MATCH,
Has had its day Of DEFAMATION. has dawnej
Mems hearts no longer fail them fof fear.
Manufacturers and Insurance Companies may reposo
In coupaative security. thanks to the inventor OF
THE UNIVERSAL -. .
SAFETY MATCH.
IovrRs OF BRIxsroHE should these matches, as
.L,y would las their favorite suLPHrRors AROMA.
J.P DiNSMORE, state Agent,
No. rs peys. New York.
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Special Notices.

Union General Committee.-A special meeting Of
hi. will be held h.adaaaters corner broadway
and Twenty 'third-st on THURSDAY EyFNING, May IL
1875 AT oIclock JAMES NELLY, President.
HssRr H. iirEIAT' Secretaries
Anna X. Dickinson
ON OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT,
At Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
THURSDAY EVENING, May 49,
For particulars Lectures and Meetings on another page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF
the nurnerou. wor. articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded market for the last few years when a lower
prices you get pens which acknowledged to be the
BKsr WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains compel,
them 10 attempt srIos 20 hs sdrersemeak II you
want the full value Of your money call on A. MoRros No
Is MAidon-laDe. OF inclose stamp circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

for Ladies' Hair New Styles received from Psr ONE.
TWO, THREE, FIVE, EluHr, TEN. TWELVE, FiF.
TEEN. TWENTY to FORTY DOLLARS each. for sale by
" Z. ALLAN No. W Bs0sdwsy 0as as0E below c'Da 81
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Music.

Bl,oa1ad near Lancaster. May ", ls65.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
sPE. IAI MOTTO &.

Tfmsfy @r4.fag 90 fhs ~fek.--It
10 81 cia;lg Important 81 .bTs time. vh. the
nsrkssf 81 the United States flooded With the
dnsEta Dcisops, under the nsms q imported
liquors, and wAen domestic compounds purport-
Ing 70 b nsdisinal, bat not 9 whit less Derni-
cious, are hsrslssd 70 the world - sovsrsign
FensdaesS GtA the public shouId fully under
stand the fseEs. DO ft kn0wn, then, that Wills
all the dIFnsivs stimulants called kfsoys are in-
pure, and all ths Ie@Eos eontsiafDg alcohol are
naaufscfursd 9Th assy article containing
dmeeof gnaeg on, o asovsal poaaon. HosTErTERB
CELEB HATgr STOMACH BrTTEEs contain
noss Of thsss thines. bus are . combinations Of
pare sss4ncs 81 Rgs vith the juices Of the most
ssIaahls asomsshics adti-biiious, and aperisDt
heres and plsnts, aat thst 90 Q SAFE and rapid
rsusdy for Dyspepsia and all its kindred con-
yIaiBss, tbs prspAsssion stands before the world
without q rival or e,mpstisor. Its o lies to-day
ars sqa& 10 ths combined salss Of ell the other
toys s4ssrsissd n the United States, and the
eertihesfss whssh szthsptiosts it's usefulness are
signed by iHdividuals % ths Highest ssandiag in
sySy pfofssslonai aailisg and walk o. life Be-
vars Of imifaGions and impostors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

The "SNALL BoY An irreverent
ethdoIogIst Is said to have divided mar
kind into three cIasses-men, women
and clergymen. We object to the CLASH
ficatjcn, and would suggest men, women
and small boys The small boy 10 pro-
dnctiou Of the cities. There are male
children about the SAM size in the
smaller towns, and in the. on-incorpo-
rated territory Of the agricultural dis
tricts, bat the small boy is only found
about the cities. TheJarger the ci y the
more small boys, proportionately. The
habits of the small boy form q curious
and interesting study he is distin-
guished from the male child by certain
knowingness Of demeanor, and re-
freshing impertinence Of manner The
small boy Is bLase 10 all matters OF
which male children are supposed BY
fond parents TO DO ignorant The small
boy chews tobacco and smokes. He
rolls hi quid from side TO side With
fell appreciation Of the manlinesa ofihe
habit, and ejects the saliva In a scientific
manner, which IL the envy OF all male
chFysolytes, in the tranAition stage, Just
ready 10 become small hoye. The small
boy swears overmuch, and 10 gigep 10 DE
peruaal Of yellow covered literature, not
openly displayed on the booksellers
shelves tn, small boy is fond Of tn 9
drem@ You meet him at tbs foot Of
the stairs when the curtain falls on the
first act, as you 90 out for " fresh dir
at the House Of Lords, and are greeted
with the request, in a she'll, piping
treble, Gimme q check, mister Fns
side, be Is demonstrative, and uproar-
ious in bis enjoyment Of the spectacle.
He eHcores all the songs and dances,
and, putting bis eng, in his month,
when the applause { in, emits 4
long dsswn-oLt, pierc r splitting.
whistle, which 10 the terror Of all nervous
ladies aud irascible old gentlemen.
There is no such thing as becoming ac,.
customed to the small boys whistle. n
atrikes every time With the same appal-
ling force upon the exAsperated tympa-
mum, and penelrases every fiber Of your
being.
A small boy IL fond Of the street corn.i
ere, and ia lavish OF bis remarks about
the passers.by. II there is any peculi-
arity in your costume or PERSONAL aps
pearanoe, be sure II will not Escape tie
small boys critical eye. II a lady, with
an unusual developed waterfall, IN pass.
ing corner, hears the remark, ~ say
Jim, Amt that gayf' on turning her
head she viii be sure to see q group of
small boys. H.Eag AWa
Nobody knows what becomes Of the
small boy. He cannot always remain
small boy, but bis future existence 10
an unexplained mystery Its probable,
however, that he requires knowledge
of " short keerds," aud, if he has luck,
and keeps out Of the House Of Correction
long enough TO be ELIGIBLE to The Peni-
Tertiary, he develops into q full blown
sport, wears paste diamonds and cross-
barred breaches, and keeps tiger.---In>
dianopahs Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

HUhSDA \ .sssssss sssssssss.sss..OEI. lZ,
tyrOm the Lqbdon Fun.l n
| MESSAGE from THE ALLAN IIo CABLE.
: W 30 men meier SIT and wall thelrioss u
Bot cheerIy seek how 10 redress their harms
The cable broke, the holding anchor lost"
HEE. VI, ACT. v, SIC. {.
o. quilted In the mysterious realms
or deep-aeA AIRY fabIs,
Hast thou no message thence to us, "A ~
Thou long drawn, short lived CsbIs9 e ~
Less Iueli whom thou Ioosed art, ~ ~ :
Thou STILL m thinhs, art able
To teach, although thou art not taut,
Thou nany-stfaudsd Caols. - 4
Thou tbOngbtsst soorn. perhaps, 20 quots "A
The daily market tablef Z = ~ lac
The price of stocks, aud hides and corn.
All, too romantic cabisl
Or Ocean had notion got
That noise Of modern Babel
Should n1er profage bis sacred depth,
Through thee, fntrusiye cabIsf
mol thou wouIdst m7rtals LESSONS teach 81
PeTsistencs, firm and stable "a
That stilI defeat should nerve 70 trial.
Well said, Atlantic cablei
Ba. trace Of man tbs "sbohafsd deep
F0ams offs Il man then able
To drive the naia to daily work rreF |
In traees-thine, o Cssls2 #s&@ ~
Yes; but bis art must nswisss be, "a fwFH L
Uis science 20 enable
To fash through solitary seas lH 4
His words, ia magic Gable.
Collsd now o'er many Shiny depth,
Sharp edge, or jattiDg gable,
Thou lest waste for this-thy gear
Was Ali too feeble, Gable.
Needle thy needhs then, TO poHat
The moral Of thy fable
Wrecked nos by reckless, random gear
M dsspeyasdafa, Cable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
SPRING STOCK
or sl 81
Foreign and Domestic
t 7 81 .sfa
DRY GOODS

Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline In
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE. ~ c5sI
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either In Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
G0AP2.

Consists 81 ceixsfs'a. Reebssfrr. Oksmioai
works aaa Thonaa " orsAi~yss, a. usn phof Pau.
etne, frown windsor. Hpnsy and Cnsftis, Tbomp
sons Ok and H.Fs, Yanksa ead Mfg.tary
slaFins. azd 0itceFfne. fs4s.ra tsaHSi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
COHHETS.

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