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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

The President has refused to accept
the resignation Of General Fisk. A
handsomer acknowledgment of the ser.
vices of this efficient and excellent Off
Ger could not have been made. He is
worth the whole batch of Provisional
Governors. a =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
The Chicago Republican says there is

The Chicago Republican says there is
a general disposition among the leading
citizens of that city to take an early OPP
portunity to establish Free Public Lii
brary. The organization win contem-
plate the immediate purchase of books
and pleasant reading rooms, located in
convenient places throughout the city.
The enterprise is creditable one and
we hope it will be set going at once
We can think of nothing calculated to
do more good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

The forthcoming annual report of
the Postmaster General will show his
Department to be in so excellent con-
dition that no appropriation will be
needed from Congress TO run it during
next year.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

The mysterious prisoner, whose arrest
at Washington from Richmond, was re-
Gently announced in our dispatches,
proves to be no less person than Maj.
Gee, the keeper of the rebel prison-pen
ct Salisbury, North Carolina, the bar
barities of which we're almost equal to
those of Andersonville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

1t ia announced that the forthcoming
report of the Secretary of the Treasury
viii exhibit a more encouraging con-
dition of our financial affairs than has
been anticipated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

The police of st. Louis made raid
on some gambling dens in that city on
Friday night, and broke up three Of the
most noted and confscated and destroyed
about 5000 worth of their tools and
fixtures. The ioray is said to have
created great excitement among the
sports. ~ The sport was not to their
liking, and the next day there was much
running to and fro and consulting Of
lawyers. w@ ~ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
From the New York Tribune.
The Profit NJ AdvePfIsing.

To the Editor of the ~ r Tribune
SHIN discussion to-day about the
profits of advertising, one of the party
stated that Helmbold is paying the Iri-
buns $40, 900 per year for advertising. Is
it true that any druggist can efori to
pay such sum for Advertising
- A Boston DRUGGIsT.
Boston, Nov. II, 1865. laa9A el.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

s@-< CHANCE TO. OBTAIN ANY IF THE
ABOVE ARTICLEs FOB ONE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS. -
So Fly Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81
Eleven For s2; Thirty for So; six five for $40;
One Hundred for S15, AGENTS WANTED.
EVERYWHHRE.1s-
Our patrons are desired to send United States
.nOneB Hhen 1t Is conVen sut. Long letters are
unnec 4sary. Fr-stN Il
i'Ofders for Sealed Envelopes must IN every case
be accompanied by the Cash, with the name Of
the peysOn sending, Town, County and State
plainly written. Letters should be addressed to
the managers as follows: a. w
b. GOODWIN, HUNT q CO.,
saz Box 57O6, Post Office, New York.
f4 80 F=l ocIO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
Proceedings OF the Meetiag Of the
WASfpPn Associated Press.

Western Associated Press.
The Western Associated Press as
sembled ut Masonic Temple, Louisville,
Wednesday, November 22, and was
called to order by Richard Smith, OF
the Cincinnati Gazette,a on whose mo
ton ]. D. Osborne, Esq, Of the Louis
vile Journal, was chosen temporary
chairman. sAsa-
On motion of Mr.. Calvert, of the Lou
isville Press, d. <. Baker, of the Detroit
Advertiser and Tribune, was chosen
temporary secretary.
The following members of the Asso-
citation were reported as present: a. W.
Fairbanks, Cleveland Herald; M. Hal
stead, Cincinnati Commercial; Jacob
Barnes, Detroit Free Press; Samuel X.
Weed, St. Louis Democrat; J. j. Sid
dali, Madison (Ind.) Courier; 81. L.
Baker, Detroit Advertiser and Tribune;
Albert Roberts, Nashville Republican
Banner; G. W. Hanks, Nashville Daily
Union; E. CoTles, Cleveland Leader;
Z. s. Fsrnsworth, St. Louis Dispatch;
Horace White, Chicago Tribune; Rich
ard Smith, Cincinnati Gazette; j. b.
Norman, New Albany Ledger.
On motion, Com mittee of three was
appointed to report who are entitled to
act as members of this Association, con-
sisting of Messrs Fairbanks, Smith, and
Cowles.
On motion, com mlttee was ap-
pointed to consider charter for the in.
corporation of the Western Associated
Press, and report upon the propriety of
adopting and organizing under it, con-
sisting of Messrs Barnes, Halstead,
White, Cowles, and Roberts. g.sH
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the Presi-
dent was instructed to telegraph the
President of the United States and the
heads of the Departments for advance
copies of his annual message and their
annual reports. A reply was received
from the Con. James Speed that no
copies of the message or accompanying
documents would be sent in advance Of
delivery.
The Secretary read the annual report
of the Agent of the Western Associated
Press in New York, Mr.. Thomas W.
Knox, which, on motion, was referred to
a committee consisting of Messrs. Smith,
Osborne and White for consideration and
report. 4l& lss.s'
The meeting then adjourned to p NJ
AFTERNooN SESSION. .l-
The Association met at 3 PM
The Committee on Membership re-
ported that none save the present mem
bers of the Association are entitled to
vote in this meeting. The report was
adopted .w tEie7 a1g Esl2 a-"-
The resignation of NJ J. MediIl as a
member of the Executive Committee
was received and accepted. rs-s d -
The Committee on an act of Incorpo-
ration submitted report embodying a
law passed by the Legislature of Michi
gan, together with code of bylaws.
The act of incorporation and the BY
laws were severalIy considered, amend
ed, and adopted 81
On motion of Mr.. White, it was
ResoLved, That the st. Louis Demo
crat be readmitted to the privilege Of
the Association upon such terms as may
be decided upon by the Board OF Direct.
ors.
The Association then adjourned till
Thursday morning, Nov. 23d, at nine
o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

i
Nashville must be an awful place.
Look for moment at the following
record of robbery andI murder since the
first of the month. We copy the state.
ment from the Press and Times Of that
city: 81 a
November S.-A stabbing affair ON
College Hill-man dangerously hurt.
A little girl ten years old run over by 1
a drunken teamster; her skull was
crushed and she died instantly. eg rls gF a
Nov. 13.-Richard Hamlet. a mar.
ket man, vas murdered while coming to
market.
Nov. IA man found murdered on
Union street. -, -. Il, "a n i
A negro man murdered in Edgefeld.
Nov. 16.-Two white soldiers shot by
two other white soldiers.
Mr.. Davis shot dead near the tr,
work by three white men. r i, .estle
Negro man knocked Dr.
robbed. ..wn and
Joe Bell, negro, ente
OF another negro, and Jred the house
the presence of his murdered him IN
A soldier of T. fsmily.
three times de 10th regulars, shot
killed. through the bowels and
Noy.J'
the he 1s.--Negro soldier shot through
off, lad while resisting the order OF his
ser. .s,iei r..tI1a4tG 81 q
Nov. 20-A man knocked down and
1 robbed on Church street, early in the
evening, while going to church with his
wife, by white ruffans .Ifsaf8 a.
Outrage attempted on the person of a
respectable woman by three white ruff
ians .f.4 .ns.ef Il
| Man knocked down and robbed of his
watch and money on the corner of Vine
and Church streets. ~ faiHf
| Negro knocked down and robbed on
| Cherry street in broad daylight.
Nov. 2I.--Negro boy of fifteen at
tempts to commit an outrage on the per
son of little white girl five years old
Nov. 24-Mr. Heffernan, Street Com
missioner, shot and mortally wounded
while returning in hack from st. Ce
celia Academy. eat
A teamster shot and mortally hurt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
NEW STORE.

A1k 4xOAGDs Es-NtLr
In their stock will be found
Buckets and Tubs, of ell sorts, ~
Mersures, Wooden Bowls and Trays of all sizes
Rollng-Pins, Towel Rollers, Butter Prints, &C.
Market, Clothes, Wash and Corn Baskets.
Fancy Baskets OF numberless varieties. :
Willow Cradles Wagons and Children's Chairs
Brushes and busters In great variety.
) Mats and Rugs, large assortment. 0.
Oanisters and other Kitchen Oonveniences.
silver-plated, Brittania and Planished Tin Ware:
Cordage and Twiae, of Hemp, Jute, Siral and
? Manila.
Family Cutlery of best make.
=. Tea. Trays and Walters Of various styles,
Fancy Japannsd Toilet Sets of beau ifu1 designs.
Fire iro7 Stands in great variety.
81 Plate Warmers. a-rat
. Fancy Parlor Coal Vases.
And various other articles, too numerous TO men,
They call particular attention to the novelties of
THE AMERICAN COFFEE RoASTEB,
Which, when wound mp like a clock, roasts oof-
Zee without further attention, bro wniDg every
graia exactly the same color, and which, II used
IN conjunction with one of cur Old Dominion.
Coffee Pots, will enable everybody to haYe perfect
coffee. eE
IVES PATENT COAL OIL LAMP AND SHADE
SD ATTACHMENT, ~ ~
Which so concentrates the light that there Is no
shadow under the Lamp, and allows the Lamp to
be filled, trimmed and lighted without removing
shade or chimney. ~ M Z
5 As oonvenient IS gas-more portable and cheap.
or, and better light fer the eyes.
UNION CARPET swEEPERS, -4
With which child can sweep room while
thinking he is playing "horsey." zrF
The finest assortment Of fancy BIRD CAGES
ever brought here. ~ ~
All styles Of large and small Folding Chairs
carpet, Stat, cushion aud cane-seat-the most COM
Portable Chair yet made, and guaranteed perfect
-, good and workmAnshIp 2; a
do our best 10 deserve &c.
MATTHEWS d FULLERTON,
no6-dlw&w4w No. 45 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
HONE INTHREsTs-

To PHrsIcIAEs.-li you vish to purchase purs
Drags, Medicines, and Chemicals ct c small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine KGLLEa
q WHIrE,s stock, where you viii ind every arti-
ols thas Is needed by the prosssien and a. prices
which cannot all to give satishction. Their
Store is ct No. "a Main ssrsss maysd&wss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28

french Furniture Er1nGE,
SILK DAMASK, Soc per yard
cheaper than the retail
price in New York or Gin
cinnati. s.l Is lsgissl
Wool Damask, g aas saeaso q.
Worsted Damask, ~ Il q S
Piano Covers, 4s5l ,sssgsass
Table Covers, sdid sdi lads PSI
Bed Blankets, sg@s2a2 9l,.. :
Picture cords, s'', - 80 s
Picture Tassels, ..e rnI5y gmoa So
Seal Skin Lap Robes, re -
Stair Rods and fixtures, @o5l
d Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Gilt Cornices, rssso "a aisiEsi'
Carpet Iacks, ssT sss "a bsvi17i
Lace Curtains q bsseqgsa s'a I,
/. Table Linens, &C., &c. sil
Floor Oil cloths, from IS
inches to Is feet wider m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
HARDWARE. &c.
GEO. 5. SOHhTLG 4 CO.

EEECE50 70 sEEg0 : Va
ro1.s1 :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-28
CA R Y ~
DEPARTMENT..

LET AK HWEtv
On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. viz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
4 scene al sing sing prison.

About one year prior 10 the breaking out OF
,As var. once afauent and highly respect
sSle family Of Brooklyn Was reduced, through
rn;sfortnne TO state Of penury the reVerses
n,svsd /, on she head OF The family,
"a bs pIned, sickeued and died. Grieved
a. The Ioss Of her consprt, unable 10 bear np
.ions win the ycissitudes Of her tate, his
~ils IN few short days, followed the partner
of her ioys and sorrows TO an eternal rest
The family tbus deprived Of their natural pro-
,sclors, oonsiiting Of three grown up daugh-
,eSs ana a son about sixteen years Of age.
Cauo sserAtinR their situation the iriends sl
he fao,ily undertook 10 provide for them, and
,hs daughters we're adopted BY their relatives
,ha Aacond being taken in the family o.
oI-,,wnp Of fdessrvedly national repute' In
| hov wsa also adopted, but the tamlly 10 whiel
~ 'waa located we're TOO Puritanieal for hl
,.s,es and he rebslled. Quarrela ensusd
and resulted 10 the boy absenting himself an
nsver returning. The war bsssking out
thst time, bis family supposed he had EN-
lated and got killed.
Tbns matters continued until abou. wee
s;neo' when the clergyman above mentioned
Iihis adopted daughter, aud several IFiead
nsid a yisit 10 Sing Sing Prlson In goln
,h,ough oue OF the workshops the clergy
,'nan's atteution was attracted BY the demean6
Of ons of the convicis, who RsEsd wistfpily
I ,he party, and who appeared TO be a'mo
msRne,icslly attracted towards tue iSu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
W. BRkpLEY's New Patent pIIPLEx ELLiPrl'
" n (ot doutae) sPBiN6 skIkr.i lA al a

,r,,, ,ov.o,,on con ,rsts of buplex (or two) Elliptic
pnrs Rehneit steel springs; Augenionsly n~s,asn ~
n ,,Iy and RirtnIy toVsthsr, Edge % kdee mAkine
hs pTon oh ,st rn0st FtexInle klastic ana DuthuIo
mn nTinS aver nsed. 'ifay seldom Bond or brAkei
,EatRe Hinsil. s,ringss and consequently PteserI'
bsir o9rlsrt anil beautnl shape more tnan twico y
onp as sny single spriag sklrta thaI EVer iAAs
Fhe wonderful hsxibility and great eoIn'em & anu W.
pleasure t0 any Lady wearing the Dupies hulPlSS
shirt viii be e1perenasn parteua IN AT Tn
Pews. Arm Oharss ior Promapade ana hooss II ssa
aslhe skirt can be folded when 10 use 10 occupy =
small place ~ easily and eonVenisnuy as e"A @ o.
"A Lady having Enjoyed the Peasu. 9, Comfort and
C.,aat tl1nvenieace OF wearing tho pnplex hhPuc
sirt fpr a single day wi Never .allsrSards HhnkiS
! diapense with ther USE Fer Cnildrep mias"s- ~"
YonuR Ladies they are s1peror 70 ~ o,nets, ,s,.A
Tbs Hoops are 'coyeIed With 2 piV double t"ls,ea
,bread and will wear twice as long as the ngs yArn
cnverlng which used all Sagle steel Hoop skL's
Tho three botom rods eyeTy SHIT are als2 pyvs pyvs
steei aud tw1ce ~ donbe poVereq W ", w
/ cnvering nom gA,Aing off tho Tofs when uraRput
down stars. stone steps 40, &C., when they @I'
4 eonatauu subject 10 when IN use, 90, oro.
An are made the rev aud elegant Cofueu isp1ts
aud are TIE best Quality ~ every part, HifnR 70 AL, ~
wcarer the most graceful ana perfect ehaP7 s,ssbls
and are unauasHonsbyl the ligmest, most lehii"O''
couf ,rtable and ecc nonios Skirt ever made
Vests bradley Cary, PROJECTORS oItho Inssnt.o m
and Sole Manufacturers, 70 Ohambers' ana ~
Reaae Streets, New forly. L A Lf, fa.1 ~. y. =.
For Sale In all hrsl-claas Stores IN thie Ohyi az
throughout the United states and Oanadai hhNsnh
B Ouba Mexico, South Americ' and tho West lnales
Ts-Inqulre for tho Duplex Elliptic loI a9un as9..a
puog skiFt. sf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

GA, al. d sn;r Ibe ftts tenAnee pugzled the
ooue,n'ns ,l s.iois.i ~, / =, 4 loas Il, necunbt
", taI, y. es,, ~ him ~ felop
ior ,ae su1uT ,orned rouhd. Ne saw
w"en NM ,ne ssssbIanse between TWO. In
s.a,.l,us H. mind tbst the
suncysey ~ ~ Of his aiopted
so"v,cl wSs 's .yvl,gI ,bs, t,anty he inquired
usueh'e, - isas.,s ono aceorooanies the
oi one OF we soope's' .',,,o.so,sl y, ,,;eI.
psty, JSnl ~ IN Ss"r hare two years eleendy
poSke.. wno IT, ~ vasr yon,s, sSG4 : \
a"p WV, ioI,I'SesLs, ss ihe reply, but sill iu-
no,rOt'suueA I Ivy oaso,rosr % liked permission
cssd"gn ..La W. A." oesp,s 10 have a few moments
OF tne nesu ',.,s h;n, Th,s wes granted,
's ~, !, ,,s,,ne,,,s m convict and his
Snu "a $40 ,ogstber, The felon's
FORMER Ir'enu Ia, Ia ~ snl;sted ! became
.s,e va SV "e.nsd IN The vices Of the army,
sa snorous"iy $3.50 ssss honn,v Jumper, and The
go sasy 10 tbs, Of picking Of
sanIs,Y sY' IN ali bia crimes he was attended by
pOChS's ~ a ...t..s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
NO MERCURY USED.

mr. n for tbs last fourteen years been engaged
travelling in the practical trestmsnt Of I'll medical
and surgical diseases % ~ ~ ssnawes IsIsnSs
HTIlish Columbia And Vanooufer's Island and dunnB
1ands 81 patents under his medical supervi-
s,on and by careful and practical attention 20 all
acute and chronic diseases offs tpeca surgical, and
General nature (hAying discovered the true physloo
X ~ and nathblypicaI character OF all diseases by
nsn,ar0acoIicai and 0iher minute rsseArrhssl has
hasn enabled to restore the eniesbled debated and
sbsnstsd constitution 10 state OF enerRy, health
ma nd u ware 10 revive the sinkng's
ike lacuaes Of the IRAN and nsd,SI ,S ~ system S
new existence and renoVate ii~ WIN Ai' ~" nAsuA
\ conoonItant ebloymens. ,,-,,
4 TheTeiore the oononiy called .ineurNblea" are
\ Ppannrtunity 70 recover their health.
A W" nonsyauenee Of the deep seated and In many
n.aUGss S.' RrtsaSS Tsysns adYsrsns physeAe.
and surg cons DR. r. will pfoscribe TO, and operate
on ~ such 6n. snS "SntS III .Sa 4. pIoa.sd A'
s1s sn berslfs Who have been dootorsd III they
tirrI AND no better should csi ~ once on III.
Fiatlery, and have tho cause OF Their disease 70
An Who have Consumption, Bronchitis and Throat
y,ss plalnts Il bAsed recent discoveries IN
nhy,ISl ~ aud which beers the c1ossa'
pnsH nsctaa with Chrome diseases which have
J., sesat lie lacks and exhauAted the medical skill
pthe isaony o. sussSSA' r,..sn; W M 81 Il
! saoetons s owing 70 his medical diaeovsrss msa'
Il ~ nficfosopcsi snd other m'aass researches gu
!. ring fouIteen years 'iA'''' -A- '"''' '~- -
s,l NJ. unfortunate should at once call and consul
s sRs s'ss &:
~ And therefore guarantees even cure: 49,. A.
n All young men injured 70 6ody and n,nd iSom 20
- such AZ main In the head morbid despondeney an
"a syersion TO society, inability 70 concentTats 70
= rsasarv and intellect, and di quallaed nom the y.
l eas d1ties OF lie, vhoss eountsnAness and dobil
saas s"nsttutons depict tbs evil escis q thai ho
Ibieand dey yasiAtins vice, should consult Dr. ~
H., a. M TOO lase-All suffering with stKioiu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
Dayton, Yenia and Columbus Railroad;
@W m ~
cHANsE or TINE.
rHern DAILY TRANS EAST. Wa ootchIl

THRER DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA ooLcABVs'
.
through TtsiesJ from Dayton 10 all Eo'ttfn dtiss
tINuRER DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
TX for the East as follows Mail, TIS3 a., ", sCos
fimhus Accommod alton, il:O6 A. M Night Express
$50 r. n. ii fIHt
ARRIVING AT DAYTON - light ExplssA, tiso =.
N. Oolupbua Accommodation ssso A. h,nDsS'"h
Express, 7le A, NJ ae, ss..-5 .sslFi io I'D
Trains run by Columhas time, which ~ seven nin
utea fasiAf than Dayton time. ,,,..
Through tickets can be had for all nas.efh Nioe'
nv calling on samuel W. King, Ticket ARsnls La r1f
" H. w. WOODWARD, Supt,
r,aa f.HH-HANUNN kl ~ Oinnnnan. Ohie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
STONES.
,,..s EBsD Y'ss,,,.ss4 @
Kerosene Cooking & Heating
STOVES AND RANGES.
THESE COOKING STOVES WILL
BAKE, HOIL, STEW, fry 4 ROAST

with the gTsstSet &C ononY and iAallits, snd WITH,
ont heating the roonf n Which they are used Iney
are perfectly simple, operating luxe an Ordinary he
roseus Lamp With = chirlnsy and are Che only zero
sene stQyes that burn without hpnoke Or DIOR, = . .
awe have been perfectly aAtonishad % see rhai :
labor savnp. Dir saving and heat,saylng insIthtoh
il EODYa pATBNT kkRQsENE STOVE. ~ Iakints Iaits
the cost OF running it and the reeut RttAineds y
the hAst putsnt in the market 81" Wrossssr DAILY Spy
Our Heating and Cooking stoves are very s9nss'
nient aud econonca, espeelaly where Me " 10
quired but y few hours A. a brhe, " lrrgky Ilgat
Orders for Stoses may % ssnt thrpugh AipSr'eeA
Advertising Agency, $50 Broadway, New YoIk 60
LESLEY ELLIOT kanuiacturefsl
aug 10 sWd No. 40 Broadway .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
MARCHES AND QUICKsTEPs.
VARIATIONS.

Send for Illustrated PricO List Of Instruments and
Caialogu'a OF New Mus'c' Address orders
D. J, WILLARD,
Wholessle Piano Forte aud Music Dealer, No b41
proadvay NAV York Jylsdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
II snnah Alice Dreamer, ! Oouri ol Common Pleas
.Tee4sg a L. u Sof MIN onery Co, o.

xwrILLIAM James Dreamer whose Tesideuna -
w unknown ts notified that Honnah Alce creamer
aid on the 18Th y OF september lse5, ME her pet
tcn In ths office Of the Clerk ofthe Court Of Common
pleas within and Tor the oounY OF Montgomery and
state OF OHIO charging the said William James uream,
~ with adultery VII woman nknown 20 ths SAID
ostitioner and also ch rginR him with gross Regleci
N duty towards her the petitioner ASKING that She may
ne divorced from the sad William gAlnes Nfeamer
III saia court HANNAH ALICE ChfAhkk-
By AnAH CLAY, her Attorney oetewe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
NEIiW, FIRM.

y uIvF, this daya soclated with me,in the House
| 'T.rnishIne, China, Glass and Qusens"efe oui.
ess, Al s9s Third street, ney!ons ONO, ~ sonn
III eoatinu 70 future under the STYLE Of = d Mg'
a Iasvtop. March ., IsC5--msAdsi .i...t a..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
no, PHGNIX HOUSE.
ThIrd street, Dayton ohis'
"A. BPAEG, Agent. t5

r.1st n hosi has recently been opeEea, and - pre-
aansrAly IN the BEST style. - q ~ "Aoa'H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
NotrIs,
PmILLIPs nOUsE.

yOuE shoye we'll kpowu House, having reeebtiy
\ changed hA IDS, In now open, and nndergonksx
ssnSIvs alter aud ior me AeoHo 10
dation OF the trave ing public. No painH VIII %
10 make the PhilIps House, a. horetoloret 10
s,s ' respect, FIRST 6LAss HOTEL;
o,ps,9t1 = Il. BARKER, PrOp'r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
NEW MUSIC
Pies,

ssat 20 auy ldres. r-oe Of postlge, On receipt 2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
THOMAS D. TILToY's ESTATE.

rTorIoE s hereby gwen. that unlss ~,
=, Issi stIl nd sszsamoni ~ rhonss 3 hi'on.
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-17

Hp'oRs WESTERN DIVISION or IA.
Shreveport, La. june 3rd, 1865.
General Orders, No. 20.
For the benefit and information o!
planters and others living within the
limits of this command. the following
information as to the future policy OF
the Government in reference to
labor is announced. There are no
longer any slaves in the United
States All persons heretofore held
as such became free by virtue of the
Executive proclamation of January
Isl, 1868, commonly known as the
Emancipation Proclamation. All at
tempts to retard the action OF this
proclamation orto cvadc its provisions
will be considered a but n now
manifestation of the spirit "t re