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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

"a Yesterday afternoon a young abo-
rigine Of the Chippewa persuasion, over
whose uncovered head sore dozen sum-
mers had passed, amused crowd Of
''spring-fever" invalids gathered on WASH
ington avenue, by shooting arrows At five
cent shinplasters pinned to a post-the
youngster pocketing the postage currency
wherever his arrow struck it. This WAS
the chief excitement of the day.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

Nor BAD.-TEe following plan with ref
erence to the proper disposal to be made Of
Jeff Davis Was set forth q few days since
by a gentleman Of this city: That the Gov
eminent dress jeff in the same clothes he
wore when captured, and then hand him
over to Barnum to be exhibited in every
city and village of the United States, at
a charge of one dollar q head to all sight,
seers, and this, it was guaranteed, would
yield revenue enough to pay off tho nation.
al debt. This suggestion is placed at the
disposal Of the Secretary of War, free Of
charge.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

@ We would call attention to Mr.. +. G.
McClure's advertisement in this ISSUE
Mr.. Mcclure has had considerable expert
ence in the banking business in this place,
and his ability and integrity are we'll known
to our citizens. He is prepared to furnish
passage tickets to and from the principal
German, English and Irish ports-quite =
desirable feature in the business hereto
fore wanting in this city.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

pB- The editors Of the Prairie Farn.er,
Chicago, acknowledged in their paper of
the Goth, box Of Strawberries, 'the first Of
the season." None of our subscribers need
tempt us, as We never eat Strawberries At
this time in the year. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

WlNoNA, May 18th, 1866.
Xrs C. B,idoman, Secretary and 7reasurer.
DEAR MADAx.-Yours of tho 10th, in
closing draft for $2o8 for Sanitary Fair, is
received. Your Aid Society must be live
one.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

BEEF CoNrRAcrs.-The bids for supply
ing beef to the troops at the different mill
tary posts in this State (as per advertise
ment Of Capt. Davies in last weeks DEno-
cRAT,) were opened on Wednesday Of last
week, and the awards made as follows;
Fl. Ripley-Moses La Fond, at 81 cents
per lb.
St. Paul and Fl. snelling- Charles COL
ter, at 81 tor st. Paul and cents for Fl.
Smelling. :..-.
Fort observation-disclosures Welsh. at i'll
cents. '.~ :.
Fort Ridgley-Jscob Nix, At 81 cents.
Fort Abercrombie-J. r. Harris, (of this
city, at 81 cents. -. .....
Sank Centre-L. E. Tubbs, at IL cents.
Alexandris and Pomme de Terrell. E.
Tubbs, at Is cents
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

A TRA,roR's DEAru.-Capt. J. P. Ow-
en-, who has lately returned to St. Paul
from Tennessee, states that he is cognizant
to the truth Of the following: That VIM.
A. Caruthers (well known in this place.
was captured by Tennessee Regiment,
while he was in the rebel service; that he
was paroled; that, violating this parole, be
was re-captured by the same regiment and
hanged by the neck until no was dead.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

SAILS E. D. Atwater has sold his dwell
ling house and three lots, on tho bank of
the Mississippi, in lower town, to N. F.
Barnes, for 100.
VIM. Powell has sold his dwelling house
and lot, short distance below the raviue,
to DR.. Tollman, for $4,000.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Ticking Hickory All Wool
IF Ginghams Philip Allen,
Velvet Velvet Ribbons
r.na Ribbons Black and Figured Elk. B chnss ceDese
Plads, Apaa,
worsed)
Bands, Ruming, Plain Shawls and
Tripods
especially this market
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

"a Messrs. Z. VI. & L. G. Sims have
received heavy stock of glass, (all sizes, }
paints and oils. OF the popular Family
Dye Colors they have full supply, en-
bracing forty three different colors. These
should he tested by every housewife. Their
assortment of toilet and fancy articles is
up to the maximum, and their prices in all
things are down to the minimum.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

IxPRovEMESTs.-August Riehm has COM
menced work on new building to be erect
ed on Colun. bia Square, fronting jefferson
avenue. I: will be of brick, two stories
high, exclusive of the basement, which will
be flushed off for restaurant. The upper
part will be for q storeroom.
Henry Hoepner intends going into the
grocery and provision business, and is bav-
ing his storeroom on st. German street re-
painted, shelved and fixed up in fine style.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

Very Respectfully Yours,
EDWD. EGGLESTON,
Special Agent Sanitary Fair.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

REMovAL.-Gager & Co.. have removed
their storage and shipping business to Ten
voorde's large warehouse, on st. German
street, directly back Of Peterson & Stol-
ley's. They have the entire building, COM
prising the basement and three floors; the
Office being on the second. They started q
train carrying thirty tons from Sank Cen
tire this week to meet the steamer at George
town; and will send another of fifty tons
in week or two-all for Fort Garry.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

"a We are requested by one Of our
prominent citizens to state that he has paid
his last installment on his ''spool' invest
ment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

OK ASSORTED TOBACCO-COMPRIS-
~ ing all the favorite brands, ~.
J. c. 4 H. c. BURBANK i co
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
THER1IOmETRlCAL RECORD.

despre..ly ~ TIE DrxoclA1, BY aar,;noso,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

q III Nm BROWN,
-Fg1 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

WAsuIxGros, Oct GA great meet
4ng Of negro tssed nsn w3s held ia EDGE
field yesterday, over 5000 being pres
snt An address was made by Brig.
Gen. rfak He fejoIced that the negroes
wsrs free, as the Goyernment intended
them 10 be; and that TREY maas proee
themselves entitled to tie blessings of
freedom BY iadastry, sobristy, and integ-
ritz His duty was 70 see that they
we're not oppressed. aud aIao u aeel that
they discharged their duties De want
ed % pat black man in the Jury boz
and on ths Witnaes stand. Hia remarks
we're received With great enthusiasm.
lie was followed BY several other
speakers, after which the meeting Ad-
iournsd
General Fisk states that during The
past week 600 or 700 negroes have been
sent 20 their former homes in different
parts Of The STATE. having contracted
with their former owners to work for
wages Within month there will be q
general clearing out Of negroes here. az
rangeme-ts having been effected TO pro
cure them labor In different parts Of the
NFSet~fs rtl nsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

=. Sentence OF -. Lsger GrsnfsI. .@
y w4sBAsTos, Oct 5.--Fhs proceed
ings Of the Military Commission At Cin-
einnsti5 before ~hom d. Begsr Grsnfel
vas recently tried, on charges Of cons
spiracys 10 violation Of fhs Jaws of war
10 release rebel prisoners ~ Camp Doug
las, near Chicago, and conspiring to lay
waste the city Of Chicago was promnl-
gated by the Var Department 10 day
The prisoner was found guilty and sen
fenced BY tha Commisaion 10. be hsng,
but in consideration Of recommenda-
1tioBs of members OF che court, and the
success Of the Government in suppress
ing the rebellionf President Johnson
eommutss the sentense 70 Imprisonment
at hard laeor for life ~ she Dry 1oEtu-
gas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

NEw YoRK, Oct 6.-Jndge CAton in .
note 10 The Associated Press, dated 10
this ci'yto-day, says.
Ia reference 10 . reborked convsrs "a,
ton between General Grant and him
self apon Mexican aGsirs, that Mr.
Smith certainly misunderstood him II
his version Of the conversion is cofrest-
~ reported, Judge Cation says be was
never on train from Cincinnati with
General Grant TO his knowledge, bat be
did iohea 4hAseAA casnG eonEeraation
with that officer, in which Mexico ives
alladedz "a. GsneraI Gfant in DO way
iniimated TO him that IL was the purpose
OF the Government to interfere with
Mexican affairs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
DISSOLUTION.

TNHK PARTFEwSH1P HERET r0RR Ex@
IL hstnz ha4sean J. 81. Street. J. b. kryaa
sd II Il Davis "a scr the q Fu Eams % -trfsks
Brown Co.. dfsaossed - the Dntn@i cen
sans " tia parsassa eaf es@ 80 saret- The bust.
b. J. n. Street Aaa Iohn Davis, anasr tie srm
nazass e skfsef Davis, Who vii pay 81 eeo >
owed ~ strsAt, Brown Co.. and ra1eiYa . 4
moniaa due The cid nKm, sxeE pfing % - not~s
and accents tsAuEfsrrsd 20 :. b. Browa
N SHEET
JB BB0wE,
- &nE-%Acp eSnHMpAyIs-
We have jzzt rscsivs4 ons of tbs lErgea. lots g
z.shls sEsrud fer aala In this zlark2t- We slss
kaxa cn hAnd a fmEEa nNx1heE 81 Daat 1sa1fif1i
eotsagn maEnmmntas whAeh ne So m1w selling -
greatly rs4nnsa rates. cNi1 sis $50 kesm esfoTs
puFchasiex einswhers. Warsnsem, 10 13f.-uszg
he eaaaI. sTEEKT q DAvIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

.NEw YoRK, Oct G.--The HeTaifs
Florence. Italy, correspondent gives an
account of some mgslerious commani-
cations ard inlarw ewa ehich have lately
been passing between Louis Napoleon,
aRd kiRg Victor kmanasls which are
Supposed 70 be the fore runners Of tbs
recognition Of the Kingdom Of Italy By
Austria, the settlement ef he Roman
difficulty, and the shearing the Pope
Of bis temporal power
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
.,,,,a,,,,lTs HOY, 49,, \,
VOLUME XVII.

E1fsz aaGG -.
y Il. Z 1gIss de pFobgAy y Gen. wiIhsh y
Martin, Of Eatchez, Mississippi, has
been Fagred .toEihfn ssS9 tbes The
properly Of Jacob Thompson and Gen.
eral N. B. Forreat has never been touch
ed Il aB.s sNTE TSHE7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

NEw YoRK, Oct 6-Ths commandant
of-EHB navy yard bsre, in zrecgdancs
with 6rdsss from the Nsvy Department,
has ,issned oEders prohibiting the ccllec-
ffcn Of fhEds from The w0Fknsn for po-
litieAl purposes; also against the snploY-
ment OF any men abont tbs yard for
elsctioHserinR purposes
The HevGEd 8 WsshirKtcn special says:
A synopsis Of The business Of the Fourth
Auditofs oaice foF September, ia "A fol-
Iowa: -Itsm
Two thousand four hundred and four
Teen accounts we're settled, aa follows:
Paymassers. S5,445. .355 prizs claims,
1855 40 Psnsioa- marine. and gene
ral accounts, srs1 tbs total diahafse-
nent slI7, ,220, ig3 tst"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

EQUEsTaAsIss To endorse Presi-
dent Johnson and At the same time the
docieire of stu .Rigias IftB1set forth in
the Kentucky Resolutions Of 90. is Eke
an individual riding two epirised horses
.rSs9lhk Is 6bbosAsIdA9chM.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

ST. LOUIS, Oct. G-The Republican's
Los Vegos Mexican correspondent, uns
der date OF Sept 18th, says:
a geatIeman from Santa Fee reports
the arrival of JaArez in that place, sup
posed to be on bis way to the Statea
Report doubtful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

The lad les are all for Capt. Daring
We are econfdspf II this because we
hear nops n them haFrahing for the
Democratic. candidate, 10 fact they
seldom mention bis name.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
NOTICE.


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVES TO TIE TAX
~ payers Of The Ctr cf Ega1ssiiie, that have
raesisea aruea tbs Clerk of ea cen@sn Couneii
of sal city, the Tax BaplieAte for tbs year lses
aad thAs an nav r~s1g 70 recsiTs the TAxes s0n'-
tAised ~ sd Dep tcAts
All rersons rho p&y Gsif tAxsa IN falb Eftnf1
xhfrtF days fxnm thfa a dAfes wtix1@ e1tisiec % .
eiscuant q khEee per ssnt- cf The Amcasti ass
tAess p41fre aftor ths sxptrsfioa os - thlfty
days. and wishia eIxty days from this azts. vi
be snfstled &C 8 sSscount of cBs and o1s-1@lf Fer
cent 9f fhs sznonnt. 4 * 80
Ny o9cs 10 ~ the Mayors on1es % Lcc1sk
sfFsss. bstresz Second and Teira sE.Ff.s ~
osT-zW JOHN ECErBEBT. Cffg Cosieetor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

/ We Rnd To- great paay nsFagfaphs
like tbe bolloxiug anas psuiocraiie eS-
schanaess d XEb gFslwithsiAadirg their
own news columns are continually re-
futing the charges, they persist ia assert
iag GAAts ihe INpiqp RfEx % in favor Of
.peaFQ snpsags.s The.RaregEAph we quote
IS from. sAssIsspisTille Rggsaae:
r Laal MondAg, tho people of Copnecti.
cut voted as 10 whether the word white"
defining the qualifications Of vbieras
ahopId DO stricken out Of their Gonsti-
tutien orndt The teiettrap \ reporters
hAsg mot d karasdItbe remit. lsohs 10. lst
us know in Louisvilla what twas They
had the news, however, in Cincinnati on
Tuesdax mpypiRs; anfFeiept 70 know
/ that The peof IL of Come ciicnf, by large
fnaiorgtv dedffad lhat they will nok
| '3riRe oabtha ssofd. thas. } bhis Is the
result in State in the heart Of New
England, and Il but Small voice bythe
side of the thunder Of the same sort
that would come from he Western free.
States. Rnevaaaicals will be taken alt
abaok by-fHtszsSts Connecticut will be
4 WLltttu ult*9 .GAelllA4s atAAt 4ituSt tA0 AA-
Addned 6fistavhFySt ~
This is white mans Government,
made by white men for white mem apd
after all the, apasmodio ,eHorIs against
nature,s NV fh fesh&ifs co. ! ~
.sSunbectsca asAe 3 q saysbssn q strong
RepnblicahIsAie.z u. = gotStAdo, coo, has
Hast ions Uhi9uk y liA1asoas majority,
And shss zoe, voted dS&nlA gro sdFrage.
fTRess EactsiedFhslte GAaee che stories
that the UaioS med FasSr negro suffrage.
IL ia MI @+4<ivf rEsss-sss- \ s4f-4 s4-4 E1z 40
/ RfF-f Prob lRda ANtricrn Eagle
ksays thal Bow lee, one oE tAe Indiana con-
/ spitaAofs, voted aud .electioNeered Cor
Lincoln, and ~As th6 Republican candi-
das slot CohAsy Comm:sslohaf dnOrauge
county, aud aasnclfrsas suppprte BY ihe
X Benz blicamas Tbis plaoeaybeFnna contro-
i yersy tha htt that Il Was u ,Ihe bosom oi
/ the~ Repu5lieaA lparty of Indiana that
vida iaat Sr6d his dasfkns, aaa IRON the
bosom of that pesayEas ssnt 40 the Pen'
ltentissy. This fact, more than any
other, explains why II woe ai~A EaxRr
nor Morton pleaded for Bowles' hta.--
Louisville Democrat @~.s
This Is such silly lie we are surpria
ed TO see Il in the columns of the Qeap
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
sTRAYED-

A pARK BAY MAZE COLT. BLACK maNK
"a kaa faii, year cd iast sFrisg. "A libfrAi
sassIsu nat - y 81 sf aelisslS. q ssy iEiof-
JeHH :. NcCUEEEi-,--e-
eeT.w4w Corner FaaraA al - kirestE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
SATURDAY KIGmT sExF.

Good music aud good speaking may
be expected. Let every Unien man
turn onsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

XII b uanntmhMaa mmFM~E
CsMesMmArf. Osa. q.
FLoUn-In raod demsnd and ssioss a1spnrsa
z8s paF hhIs Aasexfna T16AAo0s kAasas mmds
fram nav mksat. x6aEs n0s RKtHss mAsm fram
cid wheat, o 9aeka &pt asd 1Hsy AZ TsaBfi &.
WHkAT-~fn good dsAsnd ssa prisss sarascea
% 11a49 - for pftas o. 4 ned 30 pffms So
onsfah #aAnm RanfA ~ maaas ~ 90 KahREeky
whFta "A samNna ao 13a@&@@
O0Rs-Ia gs.ss dstsaad IS Tos ~ shsliss. ard
s3s ~ s-a-
: 0ATa~-ilali Al t2e n elseafosaA
AFk-- dvMnsaa A. - tlF mems and afs Cor ole.
hAhLEr-nafs ~ ns Fsff t5q4l@ -
FoEk-~zIsss a4ss ess - - % baik absabs
6eEs stea4E at la1ta5&s aaa q aea - zn1
DAc0M-~ahaN amFp aAsmmead - aam HAa@s 1@s@
ana cisAF esaas aae
LAan--Msid 2s Hao
cesrrv H--sseAaY a a. ssr Viadiiae.
aR0cEAfaa-Klrm. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

In spite of all the efforts Of disinter-
sstsdi friends Psle1 sistssl y5st6As in
running f5F EOohlhoaf Pleas Judge. He
il decidedly persisting Peter We
glory in his, gpsak, As they cannot in.
dnce him 70 withdraw wa suggest that
the next best thing bis friends can do is
70 bag hSa b bee5> Of Mebstefa Die.
tioDary. We don't want any testfmsnis
or court marshaIs 70 figure on our
Record Books n fh@y <on't look well ia
the eyes Of postsrity. Oar free schools
yilIsgfferfrfPs1eh lagdC tlhegiplslligance
of this generation OF voters set down az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
RELEGIoUs,' r.

The Young MEMS Bible Glass viii re-ergaaiae
for the fall and winter. at thsir room in the WAi-
nut Street freshs terian Church tomorrow nora
fug at o'cicck. A cordial Invitation ID extended
60 the young men o. Evansville land partieu'
larry 10 such a. have recently esms TO the eilx1
20 come in AMI spend a social hour toget ther.
q ~ u IT &c "a RepARsdNs, for the elass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
s1Ea BANK x&x
'RamovaI.

rTVHK FIRST NATIONAL BASKaHAS- NOW
il 81 into is ns~ Bank Building, e1rnsg FIRST
"a Main strsstz. }. Il. CCTLkBs Cashier.
ncS-dlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

sE1I4f ~ TT 4 Tfss7ssss n
The Democracy Of our city cabnot
stand even little rnilitary-not so much
rs d ccaaAd1 Of H drad a6nhfdsf They
prefeVef efW4sY Ybqyssso}a asaesllApppsed
10 everything in the military line, pr ap-
peftAitiuR ~ the waf,I tkkf be- forgot to
pay in iffs $50 % sxsttnbS the county from
the draft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
SPoRTIN0.

Attention, Lovers OF Ten PinA
DEDFKRN \ BULLKE HAVE oPxGK0 4
N nrst class HnwlinR ealoe1, os aAs eerDax 81
F1urfh and Main Msrmeea. msR@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
CITY NOTICES
LAG Notice 70 Contractors.
GRTEABEB ., lsas.

-Ths Conmoz coun-fi q tue City q EFansviiIs
win rsrsiys sezis1 Proposals uotsl the Zst d4g q
esobar. Ise6. ser grs1iag. graEslinE and psElag
ths ztlsy nas wssn ChsarnEs ana Cherry ksrps.s,
ncf sztanaiBx frua Tefr5 % kaErth stFsste.
BJ order of ths CocneiL
A n. NcGRITF. Clerk.
City Clerks oEss, ssPssnbsE Is, lsss-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
REMOVAL.

usaE RU1LnIEG~ .HERHToFoRK KS0wN
I aassks E1zz4 N4lfsa aAz h 4 hEildigs : "a.
Wassr Street. Wtli Be ooenpisd " aolessis
CfaahIax Store ~ 8 eamb=xta A Jaaaeas s-ths
asrAu as No. - Neter ssfrsks VIZ Nil b. ready
| ~ baainsss IN : ~ esys st No. 5. We e&itts
ysrt,euiar nttssttgn ~ or csstomsrs 70 tAts
eAasxs Ats sGUM8sRTs JAoUEa8.
ertT 1w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

OR SSJT 5s8Sis s'li2 EJSgaBN ~, \,
many of them bad 10 make sacrifices in
order 70 raip9 s2Q, e, exempt tee city
from = aFqfs. What sbipk sYap Of the
Dedocratig cepdidp4PSfor Auditor, who
not only lodged paying bis $50, bot
whose wealthy father also refused 70 con
apiIm3sfo o.hslPFha JlaboFipa PeF,eut Of
the sorape. Working men, do you pro-
posg giving the best once within your
gin 10 such penurious and selfish aspir-
an.sa T6DnAx@1A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

WAsHfNgros. Oct 6.-Augustus X
Leaesi, OF the Sssh Pennsylvania cavalry,
testi6ed-~He Was taken a prisoner 10
AnaersonviIEei Capt Wirz vas sick in
August, meanwhile Lieut. Davis was in
he never Haw Wirx shoot or
iniures man. Oh vae
Gross examined. BY Colonel Chipmsn
~@Wifness was fhe hoatler of Wirz, aud
obtained a place outside Of the ssockAGa
hscapse there wes pot euovgh 70 eat in
side; be drew clothing; be knew that
WIS, w,rF was sick in. August because be
heAru eoi wtrz e~.-s1 asnrsA n man for
nothing at al, aud would somefsz. as "
pull fellows along nightly
M. s. Harris, az the 5th New York
eavalrv, testifed-He was s prisoner at
Aniersonvillea from July 29Ih to Sept.
La, 1854; be was aergeant Of division I;
commenced removing The dead {ips
abShf the 10th Of sept about this atisne
sNirr ordered sutler 40 leave the stock
ade, for extortion, ard told the men to
Fheio themselves 10 his goods, reserving
vegetables for The sch; Wirz told him
and other sergeants the camp was reor.
ganized, and that provisions would De
more abundant and regular; Wirz alse
increased rations and the supply o.
wood, parties we're also permitted 70 &C
outside and cnt and bring in wood, I'M
| der guard, and such a. bad blankets
were allowed to gather fpel; we sexes
beard Of Wirz shooting any prisoners
| we had heard him curse men.
Witness confirmed the statement oi
Reynolds about stores and trading
i places Salt was smnggled inside the
slocksds, by bakers throwing it over
i the walls at night in bags for the Sut
4 lers. He called wira's attention 10 ths
fact that the prisoners could not ge
| enough. salt, and he Immediately pro
bibitea salf In the steekade, End confis
Gated the supply of-the traders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

sN 81 ~ ~ = sr~~~ ~
Mrs. Susan Longworih, widow Of the
late Nicholas Longworth, Cin6innali
MillioaaBs, died lgs week, Thursday
aged 70 She had been resident d
Cincinnati ffty-eight years. AT the tims
EofE hers hStahana's dsaahs A. gear lor tee
SINCE his dataies vas etimatsd At els
00O, ,OO0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

OSsar 1000 Per Person. .oi, ! Present.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
And Tho
o o IN IN II N ity at
Large.

WE have just returned from the
East with . well-seleeted stock Of
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
q
Velvet Ribson. Plain and Rdgsd.
q
Bennett Vslvsts. Plain and Fancy.
Satins and Eilka
ss u
French and American Flowers.
Feathers and Plamss.
=
Birds and O.hsr Ornaments
Straw, Felt and SILK Hats and
Hsnneta.
eer rsaat. .
A Full Line Of Cloths fer Clocks.
10
c.oaks in Great Variety.
Ia
Cloak 0rnaments--A Full Line.
Ia
We Make Cloaks &, Order, In the
Beat and Lafea' Styles At he
shortest Nc 10
-
A Pail Line Of rsss Trmsil z.
la
A Big Stock Of Purfr Ladfes ane
.Chtldrrn
A Full Line Of Humau n ~ q
Every shape ana Style.
IA
A LGrge Stock Of r rcy WOODEN
Knit and woven Hoaiery and
Gloves.
~
Hat and Bsnnet Blocks.
Ia
Notions and Fancy Goods toe
Numerous to hentien
Let ala buyers opming TO town
call and see for themaol sea, COM
pare the price, as they villa hnd 10
80 low as in any city vest OF New
York and PhilAdelphia.
sspl6,om. b, BAUM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Procsssion OF colored Odd EeIIosvs-
BALrTMoRE, Oct, 6.-The eolorad Odd
Fellows had procession this morning.
The turn out was quite large, and the
display was creditable 10 The taste and
liberality Of those concerned The pro.
cession marched to Monument Square,
where il stand had been erected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
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