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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-24
JET. Thompson's Advice 30 his Ieu

1t has already been announced that
jeff. Thompson bad surrendered his army,
some 500 strong, at Jacksonport, Arkan.
sas, and that he had gone to Memphis TO
await the result of his application to the
President for pardon Before leaving
Jacksonport he made an address. to hi.
men, in which he gave them the follow
ing GOOD advice, You have now assem-
bled to be paroled, in conformity with
nv agreement and order, and hope you
are complying with the spirit of my OF
der and are acting in good faith iol un-
less you are doing so, the object We are
so DESTROYS to attain will be missed, and
instead Of peace and quiet, we will have
petty feuds, murders, house burnings,
and troubles that will be worse than
open war. Let each man determine
when he leaves this place, that he will
| 90 to his home, there to remain, and work
night and day to repair the damage that
has been done by war, aud never go OFT
his farm except to go to milk and If
there arc private qnarrels between NM
self and ncighbars, he had better pack
up and hunt another EeighbOrhuUd apd
| if not willing to submit to the laws Of
the United State he had better leave the
country. You must emambe that you
now have no rights and can only claim
such as may be given to YOU by the con
querors, and the less you say about poll
tics, until you have become aatMrdisod,
the better for you. The Yankees have
won the negro, and We must let them
dispose of him as they please. When
your opinion or advice is asked, you can
quietly give it, but do not volunteer
either. We have fought four long and
bloody years for our rights and have 10 t.,
and now we cannot get by simply talking
what we have failed to win by our arms
and the matter was talked over forty
years before the fighting began"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-24

THE editor of the Chattanooga Gazette
visited the ruins where the fire occurred
in that place few days ago, and saw
boys trying to knock the plugs ont Of the
shells lying near the late fire, and one
poured the powder out upon the hot
bricks. He did not stop to demonstrate
with them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-24

A CAT in Titusvills has given birth o
litter of four kittens, which are joined
together at the back and sides in such a
manner that when two of them are walk
ing the other two are on their backs with
their feet sticking up. They are doing
WE'LL aud will most likely be sent to Bar
num-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-24
HOTEL.
Vedder House.

Barnesviile, Belmont county. Ohio,
a. VI TEDDER Proprietor
THIS HOTEL, WHICH Is LO-
i Gated near the Central Ohio Railroad depot
has been thoroughly repaired and refttsd, and
cling public. The table il supplied with the
best the market affords. and the beds are all new
and clean. iu3-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

Evegy fAnily, At this season, should 6se 6PKB1e
WINE cslsbfated IN Europe for tie medicinal aad bene-
ne.l ss.lities highly e.tssmsa y eni.sst
~ = IONIC has ~ sVaal, saaang = apostle aad
budsG SR The syatsn hsisg enttrsly Pcr" wine q
hesithy aesica d ~ elasAs KSdssys ssd Urinary o.
eass vsry bsns0ctA In DsopGy, Cont ssd khanatc AZ
fscons. SPk1RS WINR = pure axteis flea the Juice
Of the Port medicinal properties sups
rior to any other vine In use, and excellent ee
- al vsAk I'D dsstlissts1 psssaa ssd The aged In
Ara iapspng the Appsttts, aad bsnsGtisg ladies ~
chiidren- M 4 osee. asd yos vii nat b deoeissd
GNDs sure the signature OF ALHRID spk11 b the
cork Of each bottle
eolASy wilAissss, Dartistt = Co ,Keokuk, Iowa snl
al nrss cleo Asasr who also soil the GA 5TILLA PORT
BRANDY, choice old article, imported only ~ Ar.
Hpeer direct from the valley Of 0porto. Iooteaa
A1frads supplied BY WhclsAle Drugg.sp.
HeDy A. SPkER ~ his Vineyard IN New jersey.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ~ BROADWAY, NEW FORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23
LOWEST PRICES,

Returning sincere thanks to the pub1ic anA cuR
nonsefous friends for the liberal rsrrfa bestowed
upon %, apsurs then that palms, sxDsnes
vih b spsrsd " give perfect satA hssD TO al vhe
hsor wish their patronage, shd 10 SAKE esr ssaA
lishmene the 1side " ~ Cate CsH. ~
R~p-csfnlly, sR
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

GEORGE COOK, ArcTlosEEa.
ErEuxST p'1s m,s r !: rim ffFS rsySsi Sfshx,rrrr

ErEuxxr .n mdtsi X + ril.p frF S'Ffsi FfsRyrrt-rr
etf PlANOFDkri.S &C.
On fSssd,y ~ Arol aa,s T. At iS NJ Barclay
sy i,Ss ass q l.Fs ssssos ssss q ss De
Se nrro- @ D's srs,. deg rsr - ~ e
NY 10 ks ses IL gree Buae,s, Han Stands Extension
Ile, Ac calogues at sale Aiso ssond h nd rand Plano
is,ss L.naos naksh rosewood octave; nearly new;
80 20 A = ----LA c.rorr-1
TIEERY n. MINER. AucrIeNEgR.- 81
SALE 4,sa T ssef spges fos; s5los -
~ HEii MiRRoKs. OIL PAfNfiSG5. fiaE BRoNzEs.
MINER 4 soxERvILLK viii sell at auction on Thurs
Hp,n At 10Y O'clock At the private rssidsncr his
f s s Of ssn
temp ]. DECLINING cas Housesrepns ss fSalow:-
af.ss Reps and lsss s''cs cari.: S black
lite Msntel Mirrors DO Cornlces elegant Bron 0Ande
sn Ts ssa 4SsMs Sss@ s.sss or ses
walnut bookcase and liable Bronze and Oryc Clock
1s iia * IiEoK q ,ss
Is7lsg s fRsss $3.50 H|ss GAhI
ssSps ss ssrs 3 fss: s an;
sss ssy sss ss2 s'
ebony Suite ensmeled do, black walnut and ebony and
sssf s:S e; csss ses .:s :sfsss
issG ss c.: s .ss T. Ssss ss:s
white and buff French China DnnAf Set. green Leaf
Fri S ss ss. r;ss csr ws'
vi sss.:s IA:
nls TOP Table chandelicr 4c The above win BE- on c5hib
SA rds S o. sh ns % Sn
sau sAeeet. House at private sale. E|, N ~
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

A e. suRSuAM, ArcTIoXEEE;
FiANofo.IE, DRAe iAG RvoA frnSii USE's
CARPETS IaGn s' uorisss lis s.ses 81 pl'osA'
AND MANY nAn CHINA y G..4s; AND siLyEs WARE
Or AKr AND ARIi0iis or vIRru
q .ss he dss a. "a .osy sse stone res.
rxEIoss-y c'Ias. pc I ssssa. rsssa.
ls. ls..is.s
tops. ard i.s' B.as. e ss Il ss Sass ss
ssa 81 & s91's sss' sss nsS q a
EAiSiiicsSSiT' .yt STOOL
sss = a.. e.: @ ssad
SSocd Au@s stand. .BsSnss 0s'aoa 0SAnasnsr~ a4rls
BEDaooas-Richiy carved .rasewood and walnut Ru.
NV saa spring Soisssrs @ anS iic%s. ias
SsssIsia sss sfssst
Sss STsas, aasss:s; GGss Iis
wiss o. = ss s nd hs sails s.ss FIN sSsnus s or
o.. nue. cara eAytng siAccnth street the house.
A UcTioS SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
S fsrs Sa sna ~ rsnsss % %
Ps,nnss% % ,ts1 i silverws ~ss,.h AIo.LDMELi. A1s-
s sIs -'s.as @ 1esas a.s sasnsas ss esns: 1Di
:ast sys. fiss fss'sS sss @ sd csa N
rabies ad Isar S Re r sTsss spsa III
Ire E.sssA i.ss I.a!si aassSs ss' s.ss.sss s
c %s'~ .s cr fsyss sss .a:ssapi sssss
4 ~ ss aqa Esy s lsan a sos sss xs
menus, on Paintings eomprsirs variety o.
Sss y ss Dining Dans ana z s'' Ss
esat and costly China Ies and Dnner Sets ruby and cut
1S To.fs coais'. aas IS ssvsrs ivory Ssass
ana en- .us Fse s
pure iair ns.rcses ros"oOd SLa,sr Suits IN h-:eio
xie iasf c.rs.: ai,rors, Iei s;sss s;sns
s''F s .aa AS ss.l.s: %
iss ar. ras d Or e9nea c,oeke G-swse Knives and
seSss h.ss is n eSc.e eondon and Of
dom .set with. Sale peteiaptory.
over oss9si6rossT1yE $50 rorsS II AND fEhEArroaf
R'iS ssss rf sSysEHsLD
sHssFEs zssa asR aSSks !SSsHs 81 sAsrsa xN s1ars
liz III ';s %s e. :s. e s BE-
weep ne S' issVIS soo
SUIT. s. 1un, m sd aud sss walnut pros
chir" and Lounges TO match; rosewood Centre and
ay cSa. and Parsn Sssss 6sas
Sl On Paintings. Ensayugs large Mirrors aud Chands
axb savEs sas s1sssonrz :S STOOL
@ :sfss. % .a sass & SS q
1,sns s.s 1r! action, fu seass;
cS. S S RED Ioanse
srrins Az, 'ir Marssrs Beds Bankets Tea Tables. Ex-
&c slr positive ' bspsss sp'i REQ rsaursS issf' "- M
EFFs RSsESp ASp TThAfGHyE SrHsFGEa
RIcH SaISsS fhSts PIER S2.Foss s EISii eIIlsA.
'us skAss s!ty5fcARs TycR8s TsFs SFkEls alsTss
s,Iso0 r. wsG2r 3 Asoncs will sell y ss, hd Money!
ue-drnc 10 West Tsrnt street, pear scys nth
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s.c,s.,. AnosE MEsrs.> rs..,>,,,~--~------,
ID riiiAiY-rdiiiD AND LAST WEEK
MR. JOHN l. OWENS.
rno. ArrrAnascK o. Ma avn M.a KrAu. m WHOSE
FAVOR nE IA ELrvsr N,Grs osLS
m ~ sr sD
"s sA2H "AicH rs shNivs ASr Acfoa
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS
THE cRIcKBr OF Ss THE HEARTH
oS sfrSS6AY SE:xxiTi. .AIEir10 xrsIE Is
Seat, ss ca a i 4 WIS., M sS4s ArfaAs AFrffsHz HAzla1.
aBa0A0w4.ys .sAEnES1r EaE4Has-ESssai Esdsalnrs,
ss .sss .sD Il. sas r. Ess
.o Saecea @ ~ only they entered
- : co oo.ss5sSsSIsEss sHsHgs sSaDss osaH aas.. r.
v'sA sAA1''srss grand aI IFsS.ssdy Sc s,,, -
AID oolma.s bssa,.tai Comedy. sE
Ms 1ed n1s kk4s VII DO chiefly supp'rssd By
NJ :. kEyEfTT From the Princess. 'hs.,s London
w sss IT,. Il rmn Hs,,Ha y !, ~ coxsAsH
Psi,iss:d s,,Ss: g ps sS.s j.
0'ms.0s AHsssay 70 "a ncs Y :.peoo;: kasOa
the ssses pyss Soi1s Tor IL: eleven night.
ssSsDSxs sxSaiDtSx sTHs Tas11as, S's srA0n or
HENRY H. LEEDS mrxeR, Aucsoueer..
z Il: e ss :
q ::s: :'s & ,s s
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
reserved seae In dress crcles and psrquets. 81 90
yenust.b
VNALLACK's ~
w Proprietor and Aansess Mr., Lessss wallset
Second time here. Beacic. MI beautiful Drama. the
: PRIMA DONNA 'e
with superb sosnery BY elegant Costumes and
80. Appointments, and choice Dsiribution.
with second time here pccle's standsrd two act Comedy
with very superior cast. y - tir.
Tucadsy, Morons popular donpastic Drama, ALL THAI
9LiTrERs Is NOT 30 dOl,R and M the INFANT rRoDIGIEs.
acted hsss, B9ckstons': fameas Comedy LEAF YEAR,
Unusually FuI CAST Thursy seyes npt OF To r.v
or's Comedy AN uNE0uAt MATCH Friday, third lime.
Bucksone's Comedy, SINGLE LIFE. Saturday, fourth
night OF Broughams attr active Comedy, THE CANE oF
LOVE. Nrs lnchbalds Comedy EVERY ONE HAS HIS
FAULT, and knowss Play OF TIE HUNoHHACK viii bs
Doors opsn At t7,<; Overture as7x.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10


HENRY D. MINER, AUcTIoNEEE 81
Nassau street. oploste the Post ofco Sale Of elegant
o6sshod Furnitnse Mirrors Piano Bronzes &c made
the properly gentleman declining housekeeping MINER
SlMERvILLE will sell " auctlou Wedncsday April
~ at l0 O'CLOCK At the private residence 56 Fifth
between qryeighth and Forty ninth streeis all the elegant
and costly Fiyniture contained in said house
rAKLQASs. ssSs s1st taypesS HcIiy carved ebony
iu ountrd Suit In blue silk reps elegant Curtains lined
With satn TO MATCH ebony and 0rnnou Console Table and
Mirror rich bronze Clock and Candclabras, pearl
tndld Reception Chairs and rosewood Suit In crimson silk
rs ormou and Marquetry niad Cabinet Tables drab
and g satin Curtains rosewood octave PIANO. made
by Martins Onvrier &C., &c.
BOUDOIR AND Observation-Disclosures and Wilton Car
pets elegant carved rosewood Chairs, rosewood Rauea
Bic, Parin and Bronze CURES &C., &C.. Dining Room-w
Carpets richly carved bl ok walnut Buffet and Extension
Table black walnat suit In French figured tapestry heavy
Curt MATCH lace do. bronze and ormuiu Clocks and
Candeiabras superb Dresden Chpa Dinner and Dessert
Set ne cut class and ssmeld rlat. Ware, &c. &C. Bed;
:.,pgahy Bureaus pedsiesds Armoe Giece best Cured
Halt and Spring narssscs Feather Hoi!sr ens
tfoeEery Straw Mating 1, xc. ts-Brusscis Carpets
Tie above will he exhibition Tuesday, 1ih inst With
ogues Cards OF admission be obtained ut occ,
" Nassau street ~ f~r
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aEERY H. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER.
ll II. H LEEDS q MINER win sel hy auction o]

6IEERY H, LEEDS AUCTIONEER
Ii II. H. LEEDS MINER will sell By auction Tues
day. April H. at lO O'clock at their ssiesrooms o Liberty
street few doors west Of Broadway. ~
LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF COSTLY VIENNA
GLASSWARE AND PETROLEUM. LAMPS or RARE
AND UNIQUE DESIGNS, FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
being the CONTENTS OF sixtone just imported Of the
most expensive venoise and Bohemian 0assware over In
tdccd into the country This costly Gsswares expressly
for family use and conslss Of saborstely finished
Vices Of fine glass with initials the splendid
se bohemian vases copies Of the antqes Gard Receivers
OF tho most costly description Punch Iueens with Cups
rare and beautiful Toilet Sets consisting Of Col0gnes and
lug Snhss Dresden China Of srss. superb and
Ch Glasses &C. style Of Wine DecantorS Hook
Ciret Facons glass Dessert Services OF great
variety entire and complete; articles Of vru Of
PPps.n and designs together with Lava s Wsre
op will be exhibited one day PREVIOUS to the sale with
cstslogues THE ENTIRE INVOICE WILL BE PER
Goods eau be carefully packed 10 80 In the country
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

f-~- AMUsEMENTs.r Issy ssl
OuYMrIc rfrEATnaS ~ csxSfScEs AT X;
colo ssI TaSasY Hb snYrlEei:si EferSis Aci wrs 'sa "s
BhNEsir or MR.. W. DAvIDSE
Ana ''ss"si iE'.:s::s:s ::S %oop e 5sS, s'sas.' Of
f'' time : ri ssss SERIOUS e Is IirI comedy
ss w. csD'ss ~ "a as Sees w:ss :s
Lady s9weroy Creamy q. AZ Gissrt
Graham n g.. t. nsadr.Is
ch.,is n ~ ,rs's Dsv.ige
ls: w. IL 1ss,,sss FslSs
xfsr which the ever pa aar o. H. h'Ss ssn
n.r a'' ss Ssa,ss caasIis His s nosross 4 ssr,,sIs and
FAs 81 s.ssIy sisl's FsSlY and r
"wednesday and rsnssd.y has John osSssSpg5s nr IA
wan appear y ''R.sf; ExDY dss1si GAY ssrAsErn 81
- 's''s.ss fosSs5s fisossssls Z ass fiIs iRsssR
the II pEcbEb sS srssA ssfs has aasss
sS1 sh% q ~ RsssslSS sEaSAos
win prs4us.4 .sS ssS4Ax ssssss AE
-, okASD sIy!%sS. Fatty sfecrsoLE sstesars
''p'' vat" '4.Ei1saaaEz sHRsfS. isfss. Ss.Sra Az tSS
A., cs%%sncnE EAszER MONDAY. Aprul7. lses.
,.vo..., oyISD GRAND GERMAN OPERA
CARL ANS(sIiJJTz Direceos
-. .'..s nou. aesssssSiSss, ssssssssaEsLED cAsrEs AND
sssr
zs:ss Y g
THz HIrro1HEtESoS sEw Eork o,,or. BEolssAr
MONDAY, AFNiI RilS g xE6 EESEsS svzMKa. n
.yEnsEs6xx AND ssFGRpAy iShhs AT "
oSrAhALsZsNS ZNS c6MPEEGEE c6SMMPPEEEETGEpENTEp TE vNANihous
OF the New Grand, Spectacular and Comio PantomIms,
rHr WHITE uo1asgg AZ or xun.ssSv .
0ssI0 sra0ssfysfs 1sD aAsszsEs sssgs'Es'As Es.Hs,s
GRAND ooArs DE sAILkE' zS'azosrAs BRIGADE AND
SSSTss TS1SEs esp ESsNSsfE nSASssGEATioss
The dsNAgEsT 9ss FsR ss!!s!fe gs!hsn HaiG2rH AhR
- OF OF THE ARENIC AGE
AND GesaSAsllo
.'',s 4 ' S'.a'is Esss assH
CHEAT FAIRY PANT0MIME:
TTpIJER,s sAIJp nIAnoIIour -
u. -. noRrRr HrrrrR sss BROADWAY.
THE EqssTt rAcTIk kHFFksItNnckrs FkINckrs
who combine. Mage Au'o Dsess css.se wiz Fun
= ',s =. ss.ns J.. 80 ,.I,nsT, sr1sITuAI DRAMA
Since Magic had being or since the Mystic has been an
4 Z.
THE sPiRiT SACK, i.
rAIBSRds si' ;s''i; FzSls # M SAFs 81 SSHsHaSu1A aH
HsLLsR's MUDDY REsIsIscrscrs sis or FAUST :
MATINEE WkDNEspAY AND sxTURDAY, Ar r. n.
~ "'a1s's. @Ss2i @ fEISsFokS%ScE aSsis .n .'a
win be q Irving % and :. the ss p.bOa1ss n
7
5--=---s------ .--- --
M THE CELEBkArED PIANIST
fonm Z. irving Han ON NJ severe W"
Is wEpSsSDAf aSd ESdgsSiS"' oS Apr' -
SATURDAY AFTERNooN, April Is
~ ,o,.y s,SpdIr Snd rop.
Va, N. ,on hand nTns' aions' e"1c' H-s,
-~,w vonv ,,,. 80 ---------
IN MUsI EXHIBIT IN BROoKLYN,
MONTH"; FSSsbHa FS sCn s1s RsKsS RHb 'sbAY
AfklL ~ II AND lA q AFrEknOON AND EvENIN0.
| THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC WILL. BE
spsneS d. under ne faau.semsnt q Z. l. DAVENPORT
Easter No.iSy, Apsi II with grand comedy combination
.-..C..- : :, ,,.,..S,,,.
,>>S~~.~.s1,..1M.sS.ss M.sS 11r.s .:SSs:
"A. stuay ,a:y.snsd holds private cOn;ylsaon: Tho
.-.!eS~ - = INV, So1..e..o. =. ~
SMadasy. - Z =. s---~.9' -o" : =
(iHiLpKEhs TfhiAN sHoES Hqrrs
XTRrs HASpsoxR LITTLE SHOE "a RAp,nry WIN.
MING ITS W. var M IN PUBLTC M FAy9H' AND % Many
SOLD THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES,
Unlike an other shoes these are neither .ewsd nor pss.
Uw, W. .kh sue1 h ahy hy dnr.n ~ hs sh
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t.r,ss nsn,o: Hsshs - . SE6Edk !. DcSs6S, vi
nroadVAy. corner e Aniv etvNL !
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PROPOSALS.


lftROroN AQUEDvCf DEPARTMENT ITO CoNrRAC.
~ Separate Sealed Proposals. each endorsed with
10 ue s worh fcr which Il may 5. offered me name o!
bidder and Ne date Of NJ viii be received
al ths odcs until u o'clock A. ~ OF Thursdsy, April 3 for
the construction ~ the following street Improvements Viz
sewer 10 tch street from ih ayenus 70 70 feet west q
avenues sewer In l75h street, from 9th avenue To- and
through Manhattan street 70 iUth Crosswak from
of seth street and Broadway the
Of 81 oadwa and sh svense and cobDle stone paving OF
sreciasons aud forms bids obtained nppu
catbn 70 The Contracs Clerk st this office
Hft Nfa THOMAS SrEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAoU,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduct Department
0sncs csorOr AeuspVW pssAsrniHr. April l. lo6A
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

uENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-sALEsROOM
II Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE MINER
s0MERvILLE win seat auction on Monday April los at
street gsnteel assortment of Housshod Furniture
ssng Of Paor and Bedroom sus IN rosewood mahogany
and enamel; Velvet Hrusses Ingram and Thrce-py Car
gsta French Plate Mirrors Corpicss Curtaigs WpdQw
and Pillow .syunsss bdf5xEs WashsAnds Kitchen Furn
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

~ Nassau street. opposite the Post cnce-MINER
SOMyRvILLE will SELL Ut auction, Tuesday, April H. at
O'clock ct their 81 Nassau street, general
assortment Of Household Furniture, consisting Of rosewood
black walnut mahogany Paror Suits and
mahogany French Bedseads. marble top Centre Tables
ers Easy Chairs Feather Beda Bolsers Pillows Velvet
esas cos: d... End cs kssss &C.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

W. EzpKELL& co. WILL SELL At = s0wBRy,
a an Monday, t 10 O'clock large quantity of new and
wv hand CioihinG end about ~ second hand EspA
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

A UCIION NOTICE
"A SPEC:AL SALE OF STRAW GOODS -
THIS DAY (MONDAYl, APRIL 10 M II
Al II o'clock.
Ne W1a soil abovs i4
FOUR HUNDRED (lO0) CASES.
AssoRfMsNTs or NRw GOODS FOR wONERs
MISSES. MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
- which the attention OF buyers Ia invited.
Catalagneg and .osis ready. fla t.tis4 iase
Nos aud II Park place,
El And No Murray street
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EO"AskHGf skHGfsxS! 10y ii?s:S k5ssIruhs ? q.
EEgASrr lr ~ ~ ssS P HesEsS EsS

- co,roy. AucrroNEER WILL SELL. ON WE'D.
H. ncsisy April H. at 10 O'clock the entire FURNITURE q
e. large house corner OF Broadway and twenty eighth
xst spomt fty roonis embracing very large variety Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
EVANSVILLE, IND THURSDAY. JUNE /. 1865

and will witherthe brightest laarels that
can wreAthe the hero's brow.
Ia the early part Of the var, believing
that ia General Mcclellan thsy had
found 8 military genins who eo0ld help
them into poser. and whom they coald
mould 10 their disloyal purposes, they
took him into their keeping and made
him their political chief He was weak
enough to submit TO their embraces, and
straightWay be withered like Jonah's
aourd, and passed away to bs respected
of men no more.
These Copperhead biologists Of Ger.
Sherman are his worst enemies, and ths
only ones Of whom be should be afraid.
the people and the soldiers in the army
suspect or look coldiy upon the hero Of
50 m4ny grand Achis Vrmeais, it would
be 70 End bis praises 20 loudly sounded
BY the enemies Of hss country; TO 6nd
that the press aud politicians, Who for
four. long years have done everything in
their power to dishonor bis deeds, and
Who have lsbored and prayed for the
success Of the rebellion, bad suddr aiy
become his friends and eulogists, and
had inscribed his name upon their ban
ners as their political leader
We predict that Gen. Sherman will
never permit these men 10 use him
that be will shun them as be would lepers
in the highway-,hat be viii turn Asids
n horror from their esreAsses, and put
away with infinite scorn their loalhsoms
atremp pts at his seduction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01


The Indianapolis Journal very Ssnsi-
bly, and very truthfully says:
Neser, antii after General Sherman
had made his treaty With Johnston, and
il had been rejected By the Government,
vas any COpPerhead newspaper or poll
liciAn known 20 sRy one word in his
favor. On the contrary, he had been
subjected TO = continuous torrent OF
ahuse and calunny, second in vileuess
and bitterness only to that which bad
been persistently lavished upon the head
Of General Butler. For bic order di-
reeting the rebel inhabitants of Atlanta
to svacuAte that city while his army re-
manned in it, he was most bitterly as
sailed by the Copperhead press every
where, n an inhuman monster who
made war upon women and children; and
his march through Georgia, South and
North Carolina, was described 30 mark
cd BY every outrage and horror which
could characterize savage and uneivil-
ICED warfare. But when be had made Q
treaty which our Governments regarded
a. Displaying too much clemency for the
rebels, and on account of which q differ
enea sprung up between him and the
Secretary Of War, the Copperhsads,
With one seeord, became his friends and
eHlogists, declaring him the greatest
General of modern times, q protest.
ing that he had been most foully injured
BY the Government.
Tbs embrace q t5sse men 10 death,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

GEw YORE. May 3L-Ths Esyal6s
Washington special says;
Jed Davis is expected 10 arrive here
to-day, and will Be arrAigbsd sOoa Affsr
Ais arrival
Longstrsst has received psrmissios
10 visit Washington on private business
During the month the Treasurer has
placed to the credit Of the PAymasasr
General, to pay ths soldiers. the aam Of
eSS 600. 600 All other requisitioes on
the Treasury have also bssn promptly
satisfied
The HraI6s Esw Orleans cores.
pondent says:
Under the Prssidant's proclamation
Gen Canhy is making preparations for
openinE the military hnss for trade.
Gen. Warren has assumed command
Of his Department. at vickshurg.
The Uasss Wsshisgton special says:
All EsGern troops belonging 70 6hsr.
mans army have bsen ordered to report
70 Gen. Augur 81 Washington. The
Western troops will move West 10 sighi
days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

will take possession Of all public proper
ty belonging to the Navy Department,
within said geographical limits, and put
in operation oil acts Of Congress, in re-
lAtion to naval Affairs, having aPpliea-
sion 70 said State.
7th. That the Secretary OF the Interior
put in force the Laws relating 20 the To-
terror Department, applicable to the
geographical limits aforesaid
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
act my hand, and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done AZ the City Of Washington, this
2eth dAy Of May, A d, 1868, and Of
the Independence efthe United States
the sch.
AaDRKW JozNEox.
BY the President:
WILLIAM 4 SEwGRD,
Secretary of State.