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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22

SPOOL COTTON.
,. y. oesis's, aFr.n Daalsls's. wuIlmansss.
Orr and Mesausers, Riooks olaFA's
BRAID.
skiFt. EmbFoiassy. Atnaea suk ana croahst.
BUTTONS.
Pearl ehlFs Iahhss Vest aad oeas. al weel
l.As'ise. Velvet Glass. slik. Dress. Bees. FAats
BINDINGS.
Alpaca uaiea ocai asa ALA. "A nalI lsaaI
SEWING STLK.
Hhain ana spoo II isEs' Twist, A. fasrm', Mas
saiss, kuaFoIasry. Ansfisss saa fssi,ss. n
PINS.
amsrssan SAD ue-s ~ 80 F'ss, hess aaafisy.
= 10; > -, =: aas 1'ss nsAriy shs AxsaFs
NEEDLES.
crswlsy a sen's. DsrtIstt'a RaFIlsh q nsa.
slaa,.' T. Me-. !. :. 2, 90 e,T.s, ed lol as
70. beta 10 Sharp aed nsswssas.
ELASTIC GOODS.
Cords and F1ilis Ashsir Elastic. STA ana Ost.
tas kaslie nFaida. Arm Eiasslss. Laalss' ana
TAPES.
white. Brows, =. a. s'sss ana kssortsA oossoa
stag ninaiaks. from No atBis.
COMBS.
Common Chlnsse. BATTER and Raaoy Ftrs.
Hora. cry. nabbsr. Faaey b ] and shsfi Tneki
SO her, Hsrn Apd Wood Poekst, ~ and Ras.
ksr Dire aitg 40 ebdlsss varsity - nabfsr
aad II.
E0APz.
-
wosks asa Thomss wor. tlsy'a, n ~ phor, Pen
me. fr0wn windsor naasy and CAstiss, Tk0ssp.
.os's C.k- aad Bsrs, xasks asd Mnltary
Saving, aad oiye-rin-.
PERFUMFRY.
Lahfn's, sia's, jars HAL a Rros :, and
Rochester geoas IN sseogns. Naak, Bears ana
koss on, Ponsas SOD aasgssse n raeta
TOILET ARII LES.
Tafist Powd~F, footh tmas Pawdtf and PuR
BoE.., SissEss, Rsuss. LIZ whlss. BsSesiiss
asa Mesa Fsn.
BRUSHES.
osh. Dasis bar Iesth, ksiI, shaving ED
shos Brushes, also. stos Binp Fsashsr Dastsr.
BEADS.
esod essertsssnt IL naash, white. Blas, Hes.
HOOP SKIRTS.
3 W. BFaaiey's " Dmpisx kifsiic.'' or Donble
GN~"f y fFAN AA@@H ~ - n tAfNN NAF N0WEtNtm
assortmsat "a chiles', Miss = ga Lsdisaf, ~
asa ineb Iaps. waite ssd Coisfsd.
Cos SETS.
Frsseh Views aaa ms leaa, is wkits and Col.
era. lrbsi largest assermsnt IN chs city, so@
WALLETS.
Sheep, Calf asa Noroe Q, - Peckst asa Bin
Perts hsasaiss. Ladies' Chain, B@ss sad ossas,
JET GOODS.
wias Belt BeeAiss, iOls .tyies, e Bos@, oatta
Psrcha aod Git. rhsncs. sieve Buftess, Vest
Pfas and Breast PIna.
HEAD NETS.
sgik. MShairs Isvisabls o. 81 trimns1 In the
RIBBONS.
agk sud cefsou Velvet BSanet. TaHsta, and
~ "a IL neh Beit hsbbon, 10 Black Rnf.
IS. Piak, b5na. Msssnss, LesEhsr saa Brswa,
NECK TIES
A eomplsss ssssrtnsnt " lbs mea desirable
STATIONERY.
Letter, Mote, Csp. Bill and ledger spar; Be-
xsioges q al seicrs, ssesl Peas, Rsnssiss Pea
Hogdern. Ac.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22

A eo~1ists sssorsnezt o. EsilFea1s 9o<hie 49,
EnEH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22

Msns' Busk elovss and esuafists, Msns' KiA
"a woai Giovss. Ladies' Euek, Gasktlsss, Ki1,
sIik, wool, ans g~nsrai varis'y Of styles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22
sUSPENDERs.


A cDm plsfs Assoffnsn1 n Nta1<H WV
PLATA LIssn Frouta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22

EUNORTES.
Cable Cord, ank Cost Cord. Fwlst crechst. Mess
disss Hooks and Eysa, Eng BIZ g. Matea
an&Kds. Shoe ThFsat iAsg and Ieftcn Fsose,
Shoe Lsc-a, Magic knB .. Wafeh Keys. oors
Lass Taps Iris Mag, steel ! wseE-fns NtN@ bslG
ana Lemtssr Belts, Fielsn sfFfnEs. eonnsf boaFd's
Covered Cors~s sesys, Wfeppsng P.2~rs Bal =
rf@es s1,.--se.tss Teeaeco D. xes, Stats Penslis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22
LINEN THREAD

Letter, Note, Csp. Bill and ledger Ptpsr; 30.
lsiogss n al eeicrs, . eel Peas, Pencils. Pes
aoIderu. Ac.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22

wids Belt Bacaiss, icts .fyies, q Boo, oati
Psrcha aad Git. rhenca, Sieve bntf9es, We
Pfas and Breast Pins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22
NECK TIES

agk ana cefsou Velvet BSanet. TaGsta, and
~ "a ~ ireh Bait Eibboa. " Black Par.
-. Plak, bina, Msgsnts, Lesthsf sac Br1wa.
Iafesf styles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22
cnMRS.

Common Chlnsse, na'Asr and Ranoy Ftrs,
Hofa. cry. nablsr. Faacy b and shsfi Tnek I
80 her, Hsrn and Wood Foekni; "a ~ and Ras.
ksr Dire sitg 40 ebdifss varsity - Habisr,
Boz a. ana 0oeeyesf'a Fassnt. IA MS. -, ~,
aad III.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22

Consists 81 roig-ts's aeehesi-F. Chemical
wosks aud Themas Worstisy'a,tn usmphof, Pea
ins. fF0wn windsor nanfy and C4stisa, Th0ssp.
aos's Csk@ ard Bsrs. xMakss aad Miiitary
BEaxina. Aad 1iye-rfn-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-22
HOOP SRTRTg.

W. Brnaiey's /" Daplsn ki.istie,s or Dosbls
| et=sl ring Heop tkirs A iaFxa sns eompgsis
| nssoFtmsnt "a thil1s', Mics = sd Lsdisaf, *
aaa SiGeb Tape. waite asd colsfsa.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
Z coMMsRcIAL,

ss1sxsrvfrs. ssTvxDsr Rvxxrxc. Oct n. 1ss5.
ne none, nsrtsi continues s,ringsss. and the banks
have sfv.n<sd iAslr rates 70 II PER osst o. the street
he rate. range from n 10 20. -
Wshsse bat fsw changes In cur q~sotsfisns this veek.
orsc>ries are upchsnged, bat firm 81 tie rates This
rsnxk vfi apply 10 iron, TN. psis, drugs-sn TACT 10 ali
sBs leading articles N the trade basinsss has been
fair. md the stocks Of our dealers we're sever better or
nsrs complies.
NJ futsre vm depend upsn the financial policy ofths
esvsnnsut. nsrstzrn Of specie payments, and a re-
assssss Of ne present snornous inflated paper currency
sAssid b. determined upon, ne nsy look Tor : reduction
e prices Bat n the prsssss basis i continued. We may
sxpecs Inflated prices a. long a. Il continues. The re-
turn 10 specie payments vfg be The issue IT the next sea-
sios Of Congress. A larg. and powerful ~Inisrss, wll
oppose sny change, e. under the presen, condition Of
money Affairs. there Is . large Geld fer speculation, and
the socanulsion Of fortunes Bat. n Cengress does not
prov,ds Tor . reduction % the currency, all experiences
teaches us that the bubble VII necessarily burst esus-
ing wide spresa ruin The whole trade Of the country
10 Dsw upon an ARTIFICIAL basis, and Is necessities demand
q Increase Of paper currency. Money Is IS scarce and
esnnssds ~ high rates as when the circulation wa.
oas-thfrd 81 the present amount, and . further Increase
vnl not diminish the evil. We do no, advocate a sudden
change. bss sound policy demands . gradual return TO .
ssl stsndard-and when that point !, reached, every
nan vii knew Just where he stands II a return, net
hasty, TO specie payments Is deternined upon, the bust
nsSs of the country will readily adapt Itself TO the new
order Of thine.. and thus Z ruinous revision win be
avoided, which otherwise viii certainly result, and that
Of no distant day.
We do not hear Of any operations In hogs. Ourpack-
es are boidIngi on from the present high prices, sntci-
psfsng . decline. Buyers IN Cincinnati are Offering ca
net, for November, and sl3 50 for December. The
great abundance Of corn and the short crop fever Is
doing ne WORK as usual, and the belief now is among
many well posted, that there will be as many hogs as
last year. and that they viii be much faiter.
Gold closed In New York al llsl..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

MICE cows
Are unchanged la price, ranging all the way from S45&
$50 each for poor little COWS, TO s751R90 for good ones,
and $1,000 l25 for fine mixers Of large size. One COW
was held At el75 with her calf, she being reported TO
give thirty quarts Of milk per day.
VEAL CLLvEs
Are scarcely doing as well, or at least fewer animals
bring the top price OF 14e. Good calves generally sell
at l2h9l3hc, and poor ones at 98llc. One broker
reports le2 veals sold at sl5 IS average per head.
sHKEP AND LAMBS.
These are selling quicker and for more money, prime
lots Of sheep being weighed out at &c, averaging sI lbs
each, but in general fair hocks bring 7L8sc, and thin
sheep 6S9Tc. Lambs are worth lie on the scales, II In
fair condition. A lot OF 90, which weighed - lbs each,
were sold for that price.
swINr.
Receipts are free, but with cool weather, which i'm
proves the demand, they are selling on quickly at an
advance. We quote:
Live hogs. Dressed
per cwt. per cwt
Prime heavy Test'peornfed......sh co sA rs
Prime light do do -. 1925 IS Is
Poor IL 90 ~ 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

"TEk FIRST NATIoSAL PKTsoLkrs CosrAsr
Is = first class organization. whose officers are Of
the highest standing. and We oheerfully recon-
mend II 10 all parties desirous Of purchasing re-
liable stocks. The General Superintendent IL
pioneer in the OIL business. and well known as
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

NEw X0sK, Oct. q.
Money active and firm at : per Gent. on call for loans;
sterling 19a 10y.
Gold withous change, opening at 81 49,, advancing
TO | 49,, declining 10 l 49,. and closing AT I 46k
Total exports Of specie to-day, s340;l00
Government stocks a TO &c. lower. Freights 10
Liverpool a shade easier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

Revsnns stamps are ssld In sums from $40 to sioO at 2
per cent. discount, from 100 TO 20J at , per cent. dis
count, and over $500 at 1 per cent. discount.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
The First National Petroleum %.
From the New York Herald.

News has been received and abupdabuy con
fImed from sew eral sources. Of the striking II =
new 900 barrel Well on Cherry Run. above lie
Reed Well. A FEW RODS FRoE TIE PkoPKRIx %
rHE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoHpssr"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
From the New York Evening E,pse.s.,

"Our telegraphic dispatches received to-day
from the Oil Regions. inform " Of the striking
of = 200 barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, sEAE
THk First NATIONAL PKrEoLKun Coxpxsr's
rRorKkrr. Cherry Run Stocks will be ID de
mand to morrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
NEW YORK CITY CATTLE MARKET,
sEEvEs FROM DurrRENT STATES.
nknARKs.

The total receipts are about LOCO head less than last
week, which taken alone, should cause an advance In
price. The very large number Of one week ago, how
ever. left q surplus In the hands OF butchers. The whole
during the week, most OF them losing money, hence
they were not anxious buyers now. Besides, the expec-
tation was that the receipts would be heavy this week,
and cattle men generally had made up their minds for q
further decline; hence they began to sell at Aiierton's
Monday morning at flower rates. Finding, however. that
there were only $500 head in the yards, and no more
expected, ard that they were going OF rapidly, sellers
Increased the rates, thus making the closing sales the
best, and averaging the droves at just about last weeks
rates, or a shade higher, the final transactions being In
favor Of drovers.
The following are the quotations:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
From the New York Tribune

"THE PIzsT NATIONAL is The name OF the Pc
troleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before ". The names which vs zee among
the Directors are ample recommendation Cos
this Company, and . sufficient guarantee Of lie
future management"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
Philosophy of Marriage.

gTyaK PROPRIEToRs OF II NEW YORK MUSEUM
of Anatomy have determined, regardless OF ct
pense, 20 Issue free. for She beneht Of suffering ha-
nanity, and suppression II q~uAckery) four Of their nes.
Interesting and Instructive Lectures on Marriage and its
dlsquanncstions Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
nature decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness CT
Depression, lmpoteney, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
er, the great Social xvii, and those xalsdiss which result
from youthful folles, excuses ofmaturity. or ignorsnee
Of Physiology and Laws Of Mature
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
snlightening and saving thoasxnds, and viii be forward-
tsry, Nsv Yak Museum 81 Anstony and Nsdictns, ss
Broadway. New fcrf ian21-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
No Liability 10 Stockholders.
VERY HEART OF the OIL Re6I0N!

$500 ~ ~
The l23 acres which they own on the Allie
ghsny, two miles above President and only Eve
miles from the new $50 barrel we'll on Pithole
Creek, and the lesse Of 1872 acres Of the csle-
brsted "wilkins Tract" alone sre ample bass
for any Company. and are worth more than the
entire Capital Stock ol the Company. There
sre SEVEN WELLS now In successful opera
ton, yielding largely. from which regular
monthly dividends of TWO rn CENT. are being
paid to all stockholdes- aud there is rvr.r as
sUKAscE that this Company will soon be able 10
pay from SIX TO TEN PER CENT DTyI
DENDs
The First National Petroleum 90.
Ranks among the first class Companies. and is
justly said 10 be the most successful Of any yet
organized. Its reputation has nov become 90
thoroughly established. that no more need be
said on that point There are gresief induce.
ments and better opportunities 70 make money
on these Stocks than any other In existence.
while at the same time they are coon PRorEsfr
for any and all persons 10 bold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

Nrw YoRx, Oct. q.
Cotton duh and heavy, and prices have again de-
clined.
Flour 5 to TO-. better. with more doing; sales At Is Is
for extra light; 3 Gs a . os for common TO good ship
ping extra Ohio, market closing firm; no sellers at inside
quotations.
whiskey steadc at 81 2oH; light 2 30.
Wheat Ease. better; 81 67dl % for Chicago spring,
] 6S9l a for Milwaukee club; ! sol IS Tor amber
Milwaukee.
Rye quiet; Western l 20.
Canada barley more active; Canada West al / % a
l "a, the latter an extreme price Barley malt quiet.
Corn heavy and a shade easier under large receipts a
a Sac. for unsound; s4aSsc for sound. =
Mixed Western oats quiet AT 5oajic. for unsoundi 81
a 80 for sound.
Rice quiet.
Coffee firm and quiet; no safes reported.
Sugar firm and more active; Cuba Mucsyad0 lac l4t;
Havana Ia. Molasses quiet.
Petroleum quiet at 36931c. for crude, and 6ld62c.
for refined In bond, s0as2c. for free.
Pork unsettled and lower; 80 50aa 30 for mess,
closing at 80 So for cash, % co for prime, and %
a29 IS FOR prime mess.
Beef firm at II 0olel< 10 for plain mess; IA O0dl7 for
extra mess. Beefhams scarce and nominal.
Cut meats unchanged; small srles At &c for
shoulders, and 2oG23kc for hams. Bacon duh.
Lard steady. Cheese l4h8Is1se.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

Aud Justly deserves the reputation II has SO long enjoyed
IN Central America aud the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

st TELrckArHL
Cincinnati market.

CIscDnAT, Oct. II.
Flour dull; The common shades nominal. some en-
curry fot higher grades, and sm all salesatt " % 90 -
for sxtrk, and n 90 for family and fancy.
A coed demand for prime old red whesa at - os, but
holders are firm At o. 10 a 9 IL new ranges from ] 10
a $50. ~
Corn duh az sSc-
Oats dull st f0c.
Rye steady At SOC for prime.
Barley unchanged an: nominal.
Provisions hrDer early In the day; all the mess pork
on the market WAS bought mp ct e32 80; Of the close,
holders were arm at - 90, bulk meats and bacon neus
rally uneh angel; bulk shoulders are offered At ems 90,
and shoulders at tl9 90. but these rates are above the
views Of buyerz Small sales Of bacon Shoulders At 10 90,
sides at 81 00 a 81 ., and clear sides al - 90, all
packed.
Nothing doing IN lard.
A sale a hogs a, ell 80 gross. delivered al In No
vember. HHt#ff#
Groceries steady.
Cotton dull and prices nominal, buyers refuse 10 bid
over SOC. for midling, but holders ask 4 OF sc. higher.
Whisky firm az 81 %.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

~ ALL oRDKEs RI Nail On O4akgwnk WILL
BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO uSTu TIE SrocE y
ALL SOLD.
sB-GoOd responsible Agents and Exchange
Brokers wanted II every city and town IN the
United States and British Provinces. With shon
liberal arrangements viii be made.
~ All orders and applicatiens, shsthss sy
letter or otherwise. must be addressed -
n. =. ROWE 4 Co.,
ooAnnsIos MncsArn.
marl4-du a. Liberty 81. Nss Yerh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23
NAVAL STORES.


EAININ, dts
W'te I'D, pure, l4,009l ID, 90
do No. 4, 10. 001Bl2, 90
Red Lead, Am...t6,o0dls,0 90
Chrome Green, dry.
IS. OOd30. 90
utue.
Putty. In bladders.. ia tos
Venetian Red. SKA
vermillion. .5od6O
Zinc .O0a2OIOO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

Ocia s4-d&wI,
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15
SlAle llemlA.

SrrcrDE--A hired girl by the name Of Anna
Conway, who had been living in the family Of
Robert Holt. Of Delphi. committed suicide q
day or two since. by taking poison. The poor
girl Is supposed 10 have been the victim Of 4
hbertine's wiles.
The Teerre Haute Express. Of Yesterday
thus speaks Of u:
Inc l'nly indianapolis Herald comes 70 u
the most tastefully arranged AMI bes, nr;n,,j
papers IN the state. II IL improves in >.nti.
ment and loyalty n much a. il has 8one r..
cently IN appearance, 10 will soon h. a very
credltable paper. and an improvement ON the
Sentinel, which it displaees
RETIREMENT OF JUDGE LOGAN .t.r...,-
Ing OF the members u The tireen>hurg Rqr AMI
o % 81 me curt called Al the adjournment
OF the + al Term, l-s'5, Of the Decatur tir..1ir
court, on motion Of samuel BRYAN. - Iuds,
samuel " Bonner was called 70 the heir ma
on motion Of Col Gavin, Cortez Fwinr wa
chosen secretary
Mhereupon the Chairman appointed. Il. N.
wilson and Judge John NJ John>or, \ commits.
ses on resolutions, who reported the f,lioxxin--.
NHEKEAs. the Honorable Reuh.r N \
gan, Judge Of the Fourth Judicial fi-'.....I -
fore, 'hsre-
Resolred. By the member. q The c.
burg Bar and officers Il said Court N, -.
Tender 10 him our profound respect Tor r.,
ability, dignity and impariiallty with whi~h
he has presided; and that Ia retiring fr,,f, -
Judicial station, he carries with him cur higb
e; regard Tor hi purity and uprightnes. a. a
Judge, and for the courtesy he has manifested
toward Us a. members Of the Bar. and officer.
" the Court
Resotred- That the proceedings of this meet
ing DC spread upon the order book II the
Court"
Which Were unanimously adopted. and on
motion u Charles W. sherman. sheriff were
oIdered 10 be published in the Gresnsbilrg
thronscie, and indianapolis Journal and Her.
ofo- SAMUEL A BONNER.
thrinman.
CoRrz EWING, Secretary.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15
PROCLAMATION.

n. .,..s,. 1900. 81 rssss svsnffal yesr bring -h
tA.v A. ..,,..-s.ss tss 70 oIsr ~ to Divine Provi
dr. a. s,t,us. - osr tAsnksrfvins and praise r.
A.r.s.s.-. ueh tine. have been observed IN sny-is.
A, h.a,.u. q, n. demands q custom rather than a.
sr...si o.rsnx Gel n. signal snd kIrdsess
vs hsv. a. sssa been made he recipients Of during
N. present. y,sr shosla surely awaken us 10 nsvsf
and fsner r-siEafiss than % the snd
srsstsds dns Hin vho holieta The eesinies Of ss
docs IN Hs hands
Our iong and bloody civil var l. snded. sna Psass
again safes uPon The land and The end shows that Cot
has beer viii ~, swing victories TO armies AMI
suidi ~ the council. o. The nation.
Oar hsvs,s have been ylsntsous sns The rewards %
svery branch q isbor ard Industry have been ample
Neither famine pesiileno. have been known in
borders. AMI sthough called upon 10 iaen; The
los 81 many % so8isrs Who have given their
lives e sacrifice for their country Jet the return q
many Thousands 10 thsr homes from bloody fess made
nastrioas b. their valor. IL o. JOY TO all The
fatars fail 81 hope sr the sBdsrIng peace and pros
psry Of Ihs STATE and mitabs prospects foF nations:
progrsss. power and sory. spread cut before
Ia Wee 81 these many blessing. and In compliance
only with castsm b-s the convictions u duty do
hereby appoint Tsrsdsy the Tth o. December next as
dap o. Tsnksgivins and prayer 70 Almighty God for
ks msrcss aud earnestly recommend 10 the people Of
iDdzsa. that laying aside their ordinary svoosiions
thsy assemble themselves togsher 10 their place.
q worship, and observe that dag In the manner dssg
mated bringing 70 Ged the Incense q grateful hearts
and not forgsstss share their abundance with the
poor ard needy around them.
In witness whereof, . have hersunto sat my hant al
the Executive Chamber IN indianapolis. this 18th dsy
81 October, i6s5.
OLIVER p. MORTON.
Attest Sstsos TnusLkz. ssc-stAry Of State.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15


he war has established upon inrefishabe
foundations. the great fundamental trsth of the
unity and indisisi0Ility Of the uation. We are
many States bat one people. having one uDCi-
vided sovereignty, one hag. and one comm n
destiny. IL has also established, to BE couie--ea
By al the world, the exalted character Of tbe
American Soldier, his natcAle-s valof. has eel
sacrificing patriotism. his e.P.e.ts 70 en1-te "a
tigues and hardsbips, and his humanity which,
10 the midst Of carnage. has ~resthed lis sict0.
rioas achievements 18th brighter glory.
he has taught the world aless0n before which
IL stands in Amusement. h0s. when the storm
of battle had passed. he could lay aside his arms.
pat OF the bsbimcIts OF war. and return with
cheeriu!ness TO the gentle pursuits OF peace. AID
snow bow the bravest OF soldiers could Oecome
the best Of citizens.
To the Army aud Navy. under tse favor of
Providence. We owe the preservation Of oar
country and the fact that ve have today Q
place, and the proucest place. among the ma
tons
Let II not be said Of Is. - { vas said In
oiden time. that "Rep1biic- are ungrate:ui-"
Let rs honor the dead, cherish the living, snd
preserve 10 immortal memory the deeds and VIZ
tues Of all. IN inspiration for counties gene
nations 70 come. OLIVIA p. 4oRrox. :.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

In this connection l call your attention to the
subject Of the Worlds Fair. or "Uniyefsal EI-
position" to be opened at Paris. France, on the
lst of April. 1867 IL Is eminently desirable
that specimens Of the agricultural productions,
manufacturers. mechanical Improvements. and
mineral wealth of Indiana, should be there ex-
bibited They would constitute The best adver-
tisement, to the people o. the old world. of the
great resources, progress, and wealth Of the
State, the energy, intelligence, and refinement
Of her people. and the superior inducements and
advantages presented TO immigration.
/ recommend to your consideration the pro-
priety of making provision for such exhibition,
and herewith lay before you certain documents
in regard to the Fair which l have received
from the Secretary of State of the United
States.
IpCcATIox.
The subject Of Education viii doubtless have
youf early and clrsful consideration. l cannot
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

The return OF peace will increased the tide Of
emigration from Europe to the United States,
whis.tmany Of the brave soldiers of Indiana. W DO
have been campaigning in the Southern States.
will doubtless seek new homes in the regions
through which they have marched. These con-
siderations render il of the highest importance
that steps should be taken to attract 10 this
State the largest possible number of foreign emf
grants.
To this end. repeat the recommendation for
the establishment of a Bureau of Emigration
contained in my last regular message.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

-. "o1 Aio - Peeoy e.
peteut and skilful teachers are essential 20 a
good az ten Of education, and these cannot be
supplied 10 sufficient numbers to meet The ~
creAsing sants of our people. without insti-
tuition whose business Il shall be 70 train teach
ers for their profcssiop