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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
MEDICAL.


UEgY NAN BE HIS OWE DoCTOR.
4 -Thfx "a the name Of . Box Of Medicines pre-
1-@r.d bT An snIinsnf hyEieia1 in Cinefnnatts e
e mains . preventative and care for al privAfs
dtSsases, with directions how 20 treat esch cassl
therefore, with the Yoarg M9n's FrisR4 II yeur
oassasEon, you have the full dirsetions sad zsdi-
cirs for the tre4fusnt Of yourself aud fr1sncs. II
Is for sAls By Druggists svsrywhsrs. Ask for the
YounR Mans Friend.
whoissAls and Retail By
ly1& - & JAZZ KKLLKk q WITH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
RELIGIOUS.


Z. v. WILSON win Lecture, By request, II Ma
sonic Hail on Tuesday and Wednesday sveaiags.
septsmbss sth and 9th. inst susjest, nrss ssen-
ins-'w hy am I epirifualistf~ second svea.
ing-="Fsets in spiritualfsm.'' DeIinistioa asd
ineidents given at tbe conclusion Of the Lectures
Essps2t eo .1sH ZoD us
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

s~ The Evansville Journal says it
has amelt us. Dogs have en- indecent
way OF smelling at gentlemen.-Lou.
Journal sos ITz as1t3l 9H
You may have sem auoh thinus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
TEAS.

x HALF-CHEsrs 7. h. TEA; haIf.ehs., 7.
~ pan Tea extra fne article for family sss
just received. -
iySl R. s. RUsToN @ 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

What under heaven the Evansville ass
means by that, il might take half doz.
en- asses to sey.-Loaf. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

We are authorized to announce that JOSEPH
b. COX 10 a candidate for the once of sherin %
vandsrburgh County, at the ensuing October
election. sfr4 rec auvaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

We wouldn't expect a thousand asses
such as your calibre to understand it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution.

THE PARTEKRsHIP HEREToFoRK Ex.
Il isting between L. Rses and D. L. Aksrs
IN the CnAir and furniture business, is this dsy
d. Saolvea by mutual consent. r -I.Ey
O. L. Rsos will eontinrs the business e. zszxi
at the same place, No. n Maln street sscesd-
stcfy aud is hereby authorized to settle nll basil
ness Of the late nrm.1aa % Q. L. REEs,
sep6.2td 10 q D L. AKKRssv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

FINE TABLE AND PocKEr CUTLERY AT
AUcrIoN.-Hiram Nelson has just re-
ceived from the East, and will sell in
the original packages to the merchants
and dealers, 100 dozen knives and forks,
40 dozen pocket knives, 10 gross tea
spoons, 10 gross table spoons, / gross
forks, plated spoons and forks, & large
lot of coat, pant, and vest buttons,
combs, pens, pen holders, needles, q
FIRST rate article, 100 packs of pins, soar,
watch keys, pipes, memorandum books,
spool cotton, neck ties, and large lot
of other articles will be sold without re-
serve. Dealers are invited in particular.
Sale at his auction room, No. 81, Lo-
Gust Street, at 81 o'clock this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

AUcrroS OF FURNITURE Hiram Nell
con viii sell at auction tomorrow
Wednesday, morning without reserve,
at his auction room, No. q, Locust
Street, at 9 o'clock, lot Of new house
hold furniture. One rosewood bed
stead, one spring mattress, one centre
table, six cane seat chairs, one cane
rocker, one pine wash stand, twenty-five
yards parlor carpet, twenty-five yards
rag carpet, breakfast tables, kitchen ta-
Bile, cupboard ware, new cook stove.
AL of the above goods ere nearly new.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
'i''''l'ii''l'-'1iIliii -
FOR SALE.
THREE GOOD
90 oCond Hand


COJSTERs.-THREE GOOD SECONDHAND
~ Counters for as,e cheap. Enquire Of
a1s1-1w HIRAM NILSSON Anetionser.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05


AN OPINION AS IS AN OPINION
genius in search of information ad-
dresses the following to the local editor
of the Indianapolis Journal:
INDIANAPOLIS, August 81, 1866.
Kditor Jcurnal:
If dog should attack me on the
streets, aud i should draw my revolver
AID shoot him, would be arrested for
carrying concealed wsapons2 B.
To which onr friend Harding seturns
the following opinion-an opinion worthy
second Capt Cutter: sta
:" It would depend altogether upon
whether he hit the dog, If no be would
not Do haoles otherwise We would not
answer for the consequences"
fuoS s.s1lst-- s-eisa---s--- '-----s-s,.s -
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WANTED.


TNEAeHER wAETED.-A GENTLEMAN Oh
MATES, Algebra and Arithmetic, will md God
situation By srquiripg IN the Journal once. au51
anI6n PER MONTH $50 AGENTS
OH wanted IN every County nd State, TO
cell TIE BARTLETT 6KEIsG MAcHIs Ell ries SIS;
fully licensed under patents Of Howe, Wheeler 4
Wilson, Grover Baker, aud finger Co. We
win pay monthly salary and expenses, or aflow
q large commission on eaiss. For particulars,
illustrated catalogue, territory, &c eneio o a
stamp and Adde'S PAGE BROTHERS,, sole
agents for The United States, 221 Summit street,
Toledo Ohio. su29dlg&y3m
IKTAHTgD-AGENrs-FoR THE sEORET
w Services, ths Field. the Dungeon aud the
Tribune Correspondent. The above work " al
.embEac Mr.. Richardson's unparalleled experiences
Tor four years; travelling through the South Ia
sns secret 3 vice Of the Trii at the outbreak
OF this war with oar armies and 6eetss both East
and West during the hrst two years Of the rebel
lion bis thrilling capture while running the
batterfes on the Mississippi river At Yicksburg,
Wbsrs more than halt bis companions we're either
kiliedf or wounded his con1nfment Tor tNebg
AnJuths 10 seven different rebel prisons . ' % :
cape aod almost miraculous journey by MINT Of
nearly 800 miles, aided BY negroes end Union
m0untAineers II North Carolina and Tennsssees
through tbs enemy's country 70 our ltnes. gistD .
a most vivid inner picture OF the war. Tesehers
and fBteIsfgent younx men, sud especially re-
turned and dfsabisd soldiers, In want Of pFoht.
able empI0yment, will nod 1t pseulisriy sdaptsd
70 their condition. We naye agents clearing $3.50
per month, which we will prove TO any doubtin 9
E'f Address JONES BROS a CO.,
e 9d.tz7.dw9t I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

nw We soIicit ea-ly inspeetio1 81 eur Stock,
and sf1 as hsrst0torss fu 6is eur pFOmiss to give
ts al a. squiyslsnt Cor tbssr money.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05
CITY NOTICES.
CEPTEMBER let. ISIS.

OEPTEMBKR Let, 1855.
ORDER F02 PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now IL Il hereby ordered and directed By
the Con mon Co1nsil Of the city Of EvansEills,
that the owners Of all lots parts Of iots 'front.'
ing on or adjoiniaE the southeast aide Of eyca-
more street. from Eighth street to Lillessons An.
iaTEsneEt sszssulsasa
south side Of Sixth street, from Fifth Aysnus
20 sixth Avsau9;
south. wess sids Of Church street. frem chsst-
nut 20 Cherry street,
West eide Of Fourth Avenue. ffcm Tenth 20
El.venth strerts
Bass side Of Fourth Avenue, frcu Canal strvet
TO sixth street, IN said city, cause the sidewalks
thereon % Be brought 70 the proper grsds. Asd
that they cause q sidewalk Of class No. TIVE 10
bs laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication Of this order
A. n. Ms0RTFF, clerk
sepS--3t Unios copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

TNEAeHER wAETED.-A GENTLEMAN Oh
Il LAZY Teacher. who ia able n teaeh aathe.
MATES, Algebra and Arithmetic, will md God
situation By srqniriDg in the Journal once. au51
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-05

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31
Brooklyn City News.

ESCAPE or SEVEN CRIMINALS FROM wrLLoUGHBY STREET
JAn-On Sunday morning, between the hours Of one
and four the woughby street jail broken open and
OF the prisoners released Each OF the men had
been sentenced only last Saturday different periods OF
incarceration In the State Prison penalty for crimes
committed. Their Edward MCNEIL desper-
ate character from New York, who attempted to shoot
officer Clancy, OF the Forty third precinct sentenced to
ten years in State Prison Robert Harnod also OF New
York, sentenced TO ten years; James Robinson, VIM
Brady Henry Stevens sentenced TO five years each for
burglary; John b. Komph five years for forgery Thos
kecfe for larceny not yet committed for trial Entrance
was effected TO the prison by the roof after which the
coils opened and the prisoners released None have
~ yet been recaptured.
ArIEMPr TO START CHoLsRA SESsAroS- local paper
yesterday afternoon gave prominence TO a story which,
II left unexplained might lead TO unnecessary alarm in
the community The siory published was set aaoat by
drunken sailor belonging TO the ship Trcolor lying at
the foot Of North Seventh street. f. d., and the
effect that the passage OF that ship from Hong Kong
surinam the cholera broke among the cooe pas
seDgers board and two hundred and five Of them died
from that sc0urEe besides officer OF the ship The
facts OF the case are simply these The ship Tr
color captain Price si i Hong Kong TOT surinam with
passage through the China Sea- the atmosphere being
unusually warm and humid, dysentery In a malignant
form broke out among them and created fearful
tsy two hundred and i've OF the coolies and the second
officer Of the ship Mr. Clark falling victims to H. The
survivors landed at Surinam and the ship LETT that
port for New York With clean bill OF health furnished
by the Dutch authorities there, arriving at this port
nearly month ago ballast ed Arthur Leary
cases Of sickness on board The shin Was boarded ON
arriving this by the usual officer her papers
found correct. Her log may be application to
the captain ON board the ship.
OSurARy The Rev Bernard McGorrish pastor OF the
Church Of 81 Vincent de Paul (Roman Cstholic) died
f. d., after an Illness Of four weeks His remains will
DC taken TO Flatbush day for interment
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MuxRoE.

A Grand Naval Rsnde svous TO Ne EstaD-
lished I'm Ham pton Resds-No Changes
I'm tho Case OF JcM. Davis and Clay
Disposition or Troops, &c.. &c.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE co RREsposDEScE.
FoRrskss MoMoE, Oct. %, 1896
GRAND sAvAL RExDgzv0Us HERx
Is understood this to be the grand rendezvous
Of important fleet OF naval vessels. The steamer
Vanderbilt and the Monitor Monadnock, which arrived
yesterday morning. said to be the pioneers Of this
wholesale gathering OF naval craft While many vessels
will remain here Is said that this will bs the central
point of divergence and detail to the Pacific, North
Atlantic and other naval squadrons
JEFF. DAVIS AND orHER PRISONERS.
The statements appearing in the papers regarding the
immediate trial OF JeG Davis, the pardon OF Mitchell
and parong OF Clay heartily enjoyed hera the
facile invention OF INSCRIPTIONS paragaphss Of the
sensatonalschool Let the order for the trial OF Je
Davis be given in Washington, or lot a parole be
authoritatvely promulgated for Clay aud the swift
winged telegraph would speedily bring the news
here. But while these stories go the rounds Of the
press, creating their days sensation, Davis is not
Drought TO trial. and the extent VI freedom accorded
70 Clay is his daily walk along the parapets OF the
fort 1t Is probable that anything important in the
OF either of these prisoners will be made known
soon here az at Washington or anywhere else For the
time being ali remain In excellent health, and the only
drawbacks to their comfort are these premature Stories
inducing unwaranted expectancy and anxiety as to the
determination OF their respective cases.
DISPOSITION TROOPS.
the Third Pennsylvania heavy artillery, doing garrison
duty in the fort will be marched out tomorrow and
next day and their places taken by the newly arrived
companies OF the Fifth United States artillery. Com
pany Of the former regiment has arrived and OF those
now In the service only company is absent-Com
pany (which has been detached duty at Yorktown,
Williamsburg and other places on the peninsula. This
company has been ordered to report here aud all details
directed to report to the regiment preliminary to being
speedily mustered out. The men in excellent
spirits at the idea OF returning to their homes and peace
ful pursuits again-the officers not so much So
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aAsccw IIibernia-J smith, Jas Klrkwood,
, Mcfeon, Engleson deo sotu6or Hood, Schmidt
= Moore, thas Wright Goo Gerdon Miss Gordon Robert
son Mas Robertson Jas Rudson w Lamb, Petre j M
Philips. Miss Fzhugh, Miss MITCHELL Belchrist and wife
Mrs. Acott Mr. Watson, Mrs Harper Lorran@ and Wife
.smith Miss Smith, Mr. Jooke Mrs Pagan Jas Pagan, n
Bosn. VII
TO ARRIVE.
Nsw owIsAss--stesmship Northern Lght--T o Benton,
Wits ssd two chidren Chas Burnley, Lsut Jewett w
pierce q Underwood II Faye. n Locke, ! q Norris
Jones II Il Jones, Weston, X Foster, Aug Silver
J PhlIIps q n Buell. Z Brick, Pr porey, II friss q
Henry p Martin Chsrnplin Grossr. Curtis Miss
o 0ancr. Preston, Dsughery. w Macarthur, shee
ham, r nennesxy JaunsIan, Thos wheartx, w Henry
O'Hara ID N Lsughtop, w barley Thos Smith. Thos
Ward, u Ambrose, n McDonough Foley, u johnson,
r Miller Murray fhos Doron, Hugh McFarian, sh reg
colored troops under command OF Capt Goold
DEPARTURES. III
RIO JANxIno. &c-steamship North America-John T
Edgar, Julio Dubocq Thos Hutchinson sadano Abra.
ham Jesurn Jose Fautauzi Manuel Oayarria, victo
RE, Col Anso Balboa Macs, brsndos; Che Fsrbs
daughter and maid Meade, Del.nc and lady. Thcs
Adsmson, l,dy two children and servant; Evan Ihomss
n.cas. Ksis.nves, 1 Dayidson, Brook,, N Lane
Biyh and lady, Patrick Gleason, Fans Colohsn Col
Louht Mt
NysyrAs. cota-Brs Thomas oysn-J'%e. Clsyelsnd
Horace CosteiIsnos John ODonohue. james Cunningham,
Thos vArona faustin Msuri Frsnclsco Csbaero Ton.
ssasA hs Yea WsxaeE Mics Van Wagner. nt#f
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The mai steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins, will leave
this port on Wednesday morning
The mails for Europe will close at haIf-psst eleven
O'Clock to morrow morning.
The Ngw YORK Rehabilitation for Eurepe-will be
ready at half past ten o'clock in the morning. and will
give the latest intelligence from all sections OF the Union,
the latest from Mexico, Cuba Central America, ST.
Domingo, &C, aud accounts OF all interesting occur
rences Of the week.
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Bold Robbery I'm Broad ay-Tho Victim
Beaten by Runians.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
On Thursday evening last / arrived at the head OF
Barclay street, the Aston House. in company
with two ladies' intending to ride up Broadway. Seeing
stage few steps from the pavement, containing only
two ladies, walked up 1t and handed the ladies' In
and was about to follow having mounted the first step,
when young man pushed before me and posted him
self in the door, preventing from entering Imme
diately after this surrounded by five additional
fellows all Of whom hung TO the stage, keeping
completely blocked up that could not move hand
foot Immediately suspccting them TO be pickpocke,s
tried to force myself in out the stage, but was
prevented by main force In my right hand hold
stage. AT last, feeling a hand in my pocket I
jerked the man that side of the steps and
caught hold or him. He threw himself on his neghbor
mt the same time handing him somcthing-0f course IL
was my pocketbook, containing $102 besides some small
change. He then tore himself from my grasp, running
towards the city railroad stand overlook and coared
him, but one Of the gang came to us and struck me
with full force in the face. This made release my
man for moment, and he ran up Broadway, keeping
near string OF six hacks generally standing mt
that place. continued to chase him. and went
twice around tho carriages. constantly inerfered
with by the rest Of the gang assisted by others
standing by the hacks who succeeded in tearing me
times Finally they collected together group OF about
twelve or hfteen and concealed the principal thief.
Seeing that In spite Of my shouting, policemen
rived to help me, my lady companions coming up and
not wishing them TO be exposed TO mob, left with
them, but, returning n dor, found that all
pose, had only just arrived. Ell
NEW YORK. Oct. 90 1885,
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Our pIesilla Correspondence.
City IntcIllgemce .

ANNUAL MEETING or THE FRENCH Bgsgv0iKxr SOCIETY,"
The members Of the French Benevolent Society," Of this
city assembled last night At Demoncos for the purpose
OF receiving the annual reports Of the officers and elect
ing the beard Of directors the year 1885, The yearly
report Of the directors handed in by President Rayna
the association, which, during the past twelve months
has given material assistance 70 upwards Of four hun
red pauper and has betrayed the passage expenses Of
ninety two others TO Europe subsequent to the read
ing Of the report the retiring President who has held
address The Board Of Directors for the ensuing year
was then formed the following gentlemen being
y;ss saf rSssdsr Tr F
Brossard. Treasurer; n Sheritier, Secretary; Mess
Alderman, Dardonville, Gaenzer, Marchand, Jurgs
pos0nier. Hucrstol, Hedct Meuner, MongareL Provot
and Chaperon, Commissaries The meeting Then ad
Rsv C. B. sxra delivered the first Of his .series Of
Sabbath Evening Sacred Recitations from the sermons
Of the hate celebrated Rev George Whitehead, TO select
and deeply interested audience In Clinton Hail. last sun
day evening 49, 1919 stse
DxarH or DANIEL CusMsonAx The funeral Of Daniel
Cunningham, better known "Dadn Cunningham took
place yesterday from the residence of his brother
in-law John OBnen, No "a Elizabeth street. in this
city. The funeral was an unusually large one, and was
attended by considerable number Of the sporng fra
ternityr Of New York and several noted sporting men
from Philadelphia, Boston and other parts Among
those present were John Morrissey, Harry Hill and
several others known sporting circles of the world
A-ide from the mourners who walked two hun
dred and over in number), there were others
who Followed In thirty five coaches. The deceased
was long troubled with consumption. The imme
date cause Of his death heart disease He
win be r.membered by the public the who shot
tPaudeen.n alias Patrick Mclaughlin, In dance house
IN Howard street. In 1850 He was subsequently tried,
the jury standing scvon for conviction and five for
scqutttai After that he held 10 bail in the OF
ten thousand dollars 10 again for trial. but
second trial took place. Although he known
as - fast man. In sporting circles still he had kind
heart was noted for hts chartableness and o. loving
and provtdent husband. 47
Tas CesrxnrLAuD PnnB FSoHr BETWEEN DAVIS AND
ELLIOTT To-day the last stakes 1--we hundred dollars
sde) will DO made good ct No 2o1 William street. be.
tween the hours OF twelve NJ and three p NJ. Davis Is
now training at the Red House, under Johnny Calvin,
who trained Dunn for his celebrated fight Elliott Ia un.
dergoug the same process at the Sunnyside Hotel Long
Island, under the OF the renowned Dooney Harris
Both mon arc looking remarkably we'll No doubt as
ths hght for two thousand dollars and the champion.
shp OF America, will create quite Juror in the sport.
ing circles Of the North The betting now about equally
divided between the combatants.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
before o'clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
cuIation among the enterprsing mechanics farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
States.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Henry Chaunccy, Captain Gray, viii
leave this port on Wednesday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close ut hall past ten o'clock tomorrow morning
The NEw YORK HERALD-edition for the Pacbc-wl
be ready at half past nine o'clock in the morning and
will contain the highly important correspondence between
Minister Adams and Earl RUSSELL news from all parts Of
the Union; interesting intelligence from Europe, and
reports Of all important events Of the day Single
copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
A-The Horrors OF Dyspepsia
and the dismal train of disorders to which leads,
averted by the OF HOSTErTER'S BITTERS ms pre-.
vcnvc cured with astonishing celebrity By Its direct ard
vous system.
THE SHAKING MARTYRS
qunine the the general health promptly
upon their feet again, without danger OF relapse by this
prompt remedy for every Kind Of Intermittent Taken
safeguard against masms renders attack OF Chs Ind
III YOU ARE BILIOUS,
there nothing that touches the liver the seat Of the maad
and regular condition, as HosTETTERs STOMACH BIf.
TIERS. II OF "bious habitn the tendency OF your
10 that form OF disease be held in check Tor life
time by the occasional Of this harmless vegetable anti
dote.
AFTER AN ATTACK or SICKNESS
when the animal exhausted the pulse weak the
there restorative comparable with the BITTERS They
renovae every organ gently stimulate the circulation,
the quality OF the blood clear the clouded brain and
In par to the trembling stability and nrmness Sold
New YORK Office 50 Cedar street
A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. sos Broadway.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. %, 1885,.
The body OF colored woman name unknown) was
found the beach Old Point this morning, with her
throat cut
The double -turrc,cd Monitor Monadnock, from New
York, arrived this morning and proceeded to Norfolk
The United States steamship Vanderbilt, from New
York. here and is understood that she Of the
fleet destined for the Pacific.
The ship $. L. Llley from Liverpool, bound TO City
Point with SALT has arrived here.
The fleet Of sailing vessels that came In FOR harbor
during the storm sailed this morning with fair wind
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Shooting Matches.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30. 1865
shooting match on Saturday afternoon, for thou
sand dollars and the championship hundred single
birds, between Taylor of jersey City. and King, Of ILL
nois, by Taylor who scored ninety -four BIRDS
while King scored eighty-six
match oday between the same parties, nifty double
birds was won by Taylor he scoring ninety one, against
seventy one by King
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MuLkDGEvLLE Ga, Oct 90, 1865.
Provisional Governor johnson sent message to the
Convention ut Ito morning session to-day transmitting
two kilograms from Washington The first Il Identical
except the name Of the state and date with the Presi.
dental telegram Of September 49, The second is Score.
tary Stewards despatch 10 Governor Johnson dated Sep
Narth
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May be permitted to correct the misrepresentation
made the doggcrc which appeared in your
Of Sunday, A. IL was evidently intended to apply to ?
Though esteem the Jews for many virtues neither my
self nor any Of my family belong 70 that fraternity A.
for the unfortunate opium eater buying .shir without
,ai'' from me- thu Is tale which might well emanate
from his other demented poor Fellows brain ~
thousands In all parts OF the state testify, who are
familiar with my busnessthe most extensive In the
Southof selling shirts with tails for the past sixteen
years In the Crescent City Neither Ia my full name
Solomon Nathan Moody, but, yours respectfully.
SAMUEL NADIN MO0rfs
Corner Of Cana, and Rovs streets New orloaus
Nsw vnpx. oct 90 lsoc