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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-29


the bereaved widows and orphans Of
men who1voted and fought against ss=
ession till they sunk ID death. IN
y In hesdesolate districts but little has
been raiaed for two years The greater
part OF the houses were burned, thou
sands of husbands were shot from the
bush, many fell in the Union army, aud
others sunk under the hardships of war.
Their widows and little ones are now
suffering all the woes of want-perish-
ing, dying. -=------.-------
have travelled hundreds of miles
through the State, and have not heard Of
one able bodied man begging, nor do We
intend to assist such. Weare only ex-
tending sidsso the cry Of those who can
not help themselves, those whose hus
bands and fathers were murdered in
their sight by gueFrillas often. Every
consideration Of Loyalty, humanity and
religion obliges as to assist them in
their sore calamity To hear their dy-
ing cry, and send themsno relief is 70
invoke their blood upo6 us. Clothing
and corn sent Immediately would save
many lives. The hungry children would
be glad to get the crumbs thai fall from
your tables the grains Of corn wasted
in the cribs of any State N Che North,
would 60 far to#ard supplying these suf-
ferers Let all do something at once.
"He that giveth to the. poor iendeth to
the Lord. Surely the cry of these suf
feriug ones is the voice of God.
PREPARISG FOR THE Next WAR.--An-
other leading Southern paper says: The
proper management of the disorganized
labor which lies in huge andshapeless
mass in our mtdsts il the greatest do
mestic question ii the South While
Mr.. johnson and the radicals ara dis
cussing what are to be our national re-
| lations, it is for us to attend to those ,af-
/ fairs that are of a peculiar home char
seter-reoairing the waste of war--re-
| covering our strength of resource in the
power of wealth, as we'll assof bone and
muscle, and nerve, too, that We may be
/ ready to take our part in the fight for
Constitutional freedom, when, the time
arrives that we may be permitted to en-
| ter the lists. That battle, it needs no
/ prophets tongue to tell, is to come. We
/ 6ghtit next time in The, Union, and we
shall have allies on Aths1 Arostook, the
Susquehanna, aud the Ohio. Let us
make ourselves strong by interior de-
velopment and home energy, and indus
try, that we may be, worthy and staiwarl
auxiliaries in the ranks of American
Constitutional freedom. $1,000,
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Death Of thee.. KIInlg q the Belglans.

DEAN OF Inc AIng OF t0o Belglans.
l.. One of the Oldest, aud, if we except
Napoleon, the shrewdest of European
monarehs, is dead Our foreign news
informs us that Leopold, King of the
Belgiaus, after q life of seventy. five
years, has passed away. He was born
Dec.z16, 1890, al Coburg, being.a young
er son of the reigning duke of that petty
principality, and the uncle of the late
Prince Albert. After serving in the
Russian army, he went to England,
when the battle of Waterloo had brought
peace to Europe. It was then proposed
to marry the Princess Charlotte, the heir
to the crown, TO the Prince ofOrange,
son of the King of Holland The Prin-
cess, however, did not fancy him, and
her dislike was heightened to disgust at
seeing him beastly drunk at a court ball.
The field now lay open for Leopold, and
he improved his advantages. In 1916
he was married TO the Princess. " Her
untimely death during Hhe next yea!
dispelled bis dream of bliss, and for a
long time his grief seemed inconsolable.T
He remained in England for the next
thirteen years, and 10 1880 declined the
profered crown of Greece.
About this time the Belgian prov
inces threw offathe 1anth ority of his old
rival, the Prince OF Orange, now King
of Holland, and elected Leopold their
King. He accepted the position, and
married the Princess Louise, daughter
of Louis Philippe of France. His
reign was quiet and uneventful, his
main anxiety being to SECURE brilliant
alliances for his children BY, his second.
marriage, and to preserve the integrity
of his dominions against the encroach-
ments of France. His eldest son, Loais
Philippe, Duke Of Brabant, who sue
ceeds him, took for wife. an Austrian
archduchess, while bis daughter Char
! lotte was married to'the Arehdnke Max
imilisn, who now claims to be Emperor
of Mexico The Mexican scheme had
enlisted Lropold's warmest sympathies,
and Belgian contingent has sweiled
| the numbers of Maximilian's forces. In
his death the Mexican pretender bias
lost one Of his frmest aud most useful
friends. Hence the event, has a politi,
cal importance it would not otherwise
possess. s5t So ag.a'- a-a s1sfrTa D
T 1t has also been long suspected that the
Emperor Of the French is DESTROYS of
adding to his dominions in the direction
of Belgium. 1t has often been limited
that he only awaited the deeesse of Leo
pold to carry his designs into effect 1t
is hardly probable, however. that in the
crippled condition of his finances, Ma
poleon will venture upon a step which
would result in general European war.
Yet the throne of the young King is far
from secure one, and the Developments
of the future will be earnestly watched
by the political and diplomatic world
The new monarch is in his thirty
first year, having been born in the year
1885. ~ .eevcis la G
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CONSTITUTIONAL freedom.

AN INVASION OF SOUTHERN RIGHTS -
We clip the following extsaordihary par.
agraph from the reconstructed Nash
Vile, CT Tenn Dispatch, Dee. 81: moss 8 {
CHURcH AND STATE, BEwAREl-The
papers say that Secretary MeCulloeh has
adopted as legend for our coins, 4iIn
God we trust" Who gave Secretary
Mc1ulloch the right thus to intrude his
theological creed upon his fallow7citi-
zens2 Who gave him the right thus to
claim for his faith the sanction of TIE
entire nation2 The Constitution Of the
United States, our sa cred magma cEarta,
gives no such authority whatever It's
assumption By men high in Office is but
another instance of the lawlessness
which has been the fountain and origin
of all our recent troubles. We believe
in God. We are not ashamed 10 profess
a creed which is generally regarded as
narrow aud harsh, We are, however.
satisfied With the projection given our,
| own liberty of conscience by the Ameri
can Constitution, but have no wish to
force our creed upon others. One of the
most glorious distinetiops of our Rspub-
l,o is the absolute separation Of church
and State Let no political fheoIoSia1s
attempt the least injury &c this feature
of our Government. The people will
Indignantly repudiate any such men.s.as
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DYE HOUSE.
Fancy Dye House.
f. GRAupNER coz nAK q CENTRE SITS
2 Near the CANAL,

q y (Near the Canal
Has opened Dye House at the above place. ani
Is prepared to color Silks, Wooden or Cotton
Goods, Hair, &c, in eli colors.-- 3 frrstf ss
have been engaged in the business over thirty.
five years, and have been employed In the largest
establishments in Europe and this country.
= sFssa hold myself responsible for all damage
sustained BY goods under my charge. 49,
Wa. Cleaning and Securing Of Ladies' and
GsntIemenis Goods done at short notice. Give ma
q fair trade. {d10-6m) +. GRAUPNER.
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10 t6e Union Men On lndIana.

~ WV 1870 = - -
The Unfon men of indiana are hereby csiied
TO meet in. Delegate Convention. at the State
House in the q OF Ipdianapolis. on ThuTsday
the ed dsF of Frbruay 1855 q 10 ossipck, a,
n for TIE pnrpoes Of notAtneiins can didateh foE
State Offices.
It Is rec mmendsd that Mass Meetings be held
ct the couasy seats Of the ssFersl countss Q the
second Saturday Of February 70 secure fuli rep
resentetion IN such ttate Convection and q
thoTous h~ots snizstion 10 escb county. = 80
e~rag7 sseses8 J. 7. &HHeHT, 8
Charm N Uufon stzte Central COMMITTEES.
J O BUREETr, Secretary.
RIGHr ADvocATED.-The Memphis
Bulletin says:
" Yet negroes liberated should be ea-
ucdted The. more iafelLgsRt Liey, be,
come the better for. themselves and tie
aohites. We must haze negro schools, a
fact so cthoroug hfyl appreciated By spe-
cial friends of the African, that fashion.
and nakedness become handmaidens OF
progressive iutelligenee. aaqm33 p 2.
Our more enlightsnedA neigbbOr, the
Courier, takes tie opposite view. It
insists tEsX ais mtfe intelligent they be-
come the more immoral and vicious
they become, The Courier depouDces
negro schools, and says we had better
build jasis and poor houses for them.
Accordi3g to 'ts Courier's logic, all
schools jHosae BE- Tabolished, and man
kind shovs ybe resolved back into bar
barism and ignorance, that the morals
Of the race may be produced That
system would no doubt greatly advance
the progress of modern Democracy.
The Memphis Bulletin is an ably con-
Quoted paper, and reflects the senti'
ments of5ths more intelligent Southern
press, and the future history Iof this
country viii show that it is left to the
Northern Democratic press to oppose
the education and enlightenment Of the
masses, and especially of long enslaVed
and oppressed Africans
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HOMR INTERESTS.

TO PHxsIoIANs.-If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, so and examine EELLER
q wHIEE's stock, whore you win find every arii,
Gle that is needed BY the profession and a. prices
which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their
store is at No 81 Main street. maysd&wf
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COLLECTORS SALE.

(lOLLECTuR's SALE on REAL Es-
~ TATE A
FOR the Cost and Expense Of Sidewalk Improve
ament.
SNotice Ia hereby gfHah, -that by virtue of pre-
cept issued by the Mayor of the City Of Evans
willie, and to me directed will sell at pub ic
auction, at the door of the court house in said
city, on Friday, December goth, 1865, at ten
o'clock am, the following lot of ground, or 50
much hereof IS may be necessary to pay the
amount charged 81 d assessed against said lot fer
the cost expense of making sidewalk i'm
proyementE Epou Eaid lot. together with the costs
Of sale; d that asi sale viii be Confined on
the next das thereaffer, namely, Saturday De-
csmber go 1865, at ten O'clock n, ct the same
pIac, for the pu pose OF selling such property as
Rsy have BEEN sod on tbs day above mentioned
and not paid for:
Lot 221s Donation En1argemsnt-owner un.
known-S33 81.
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, Dec u.s. 1865 DIV -F
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NEW STORE.
HORSE-SHOEING.

,ARFIEs DESIRING HORSES sHoD IN
a the best style,. with dispatch, and 20 xha
Satisfaction Of all, eau bs accommodated at the
7Jew York saIe and Training Stable, oa Wslnut
street, between First and Water, 1t BissslI 4
Raymond'b kt&nd. The best of workmen are en-
plOysd, and the greatest care taken in shoeing.
dec7 din
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-29

.Q.
Es- Those wishing to purchase goods In my
line will do we'll to call and examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, for am de-
termined not to be undersold. oc20-ly
I have also a fine assortment of Gold Pens OF
different brands. All Pens warranted for two
years. -sa ~. 5deffA
VIM. BUCK.
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: FANCYxGOODs.
No Business Transacted on Saturday.
A BIG STOCK
q ~
FANCY GOODS,
,A.,d "A -
Wholesale & Retail!
No. SO Main street
tBETWEEN FIRST q SEcoND)t
To The - a
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reg oAnd The ae1 (
% o m M nityeat.
0 Esa saa LARGE. s5i,amoe.'ai
r. WE have Just returned from the
East with q well-selected stock Of
Fl 7usis4s
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons.
.s,e5ai s.assds 2
Velvet Ribbon, Plain and Edged.
asa7b ar6 g. s8
Bonnet Velvets, Plain and Fancy.
asri,;o Satins and Silks. ,r
q maal afsn - sas1su3 cd 4 aii.
French and American Flowers.
sat e asas q q aeia6 e sias =
= e s. y Feathers and PIumes.
.;as1si ss znivosg sss.i,a sss
E7a Birds and Other Ornaments. Is
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AL Millinery done to Order at
saT Shortest Notice.. s.2isa9 E.
iss7ass g ssoaae0 aaoi eaa3 -
.sn H7n nadso 81 80 asaauia g13 2.
Straw, Felt and Silk Hats and
81 sgola ssia Bonnets. .aasf a
sg4 sd 10 -o39e 10
A Full Line of Cloths for Cloaks.
'a's'sn ssss42al III .es eed
ClOaks in Great Variety. bs7s
sI1s5 Is Esd Ia ,rs ne adi
Cloak Ornaments-A Full Line.
| ea4 zoaa la aies hHS72
We Make Cloaks to Order, in the
Best and Latest Styles, at the
7 si4- Shortest Notice. oi4 a-'
ags2l5SF loi IL Aas isa'
A Full Line Of Dress Trimmings.
:, ~. ~. l5aa ais.,a.15 .7,cl
A Big Stock Of Fur for Ladies and
.mIa Children. b ad5as
sdi $3.50 ssh l6 io asamn9
A Full Line of Human Hair, in,
| Every Shape and Style.
g .'s gag ~
A Large Stock Of Fsncy Wooden
Knit and Woven Hosiery and
$500. Gloves.
6 ao.8 beaea Ia f
g Hat and Bonnet Blocks.
io9@ susl s19 Assosmi s7i.4s e
Notions and Fancy Goods too
Numerous to Mention.
Let ell buyers coming to town
call and see for themselves, COM
pare the price, as they will find it
as low as in any city, west Of New
York and Philadelphia. fond
n sepl6,6m, sis sdT B. BAUM
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