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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

The officers and members of all of the
Lodges of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows in this city, are requested
to meet at the Lodge Hall on the corner
Of First and Main Streets, this morning
at o'clock, for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral Of our late Chief Mag
istrate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Also, 90 by $50 feet, adjoining,

With enertdry frame fionae-fjur rooms, stable,
csc.
s,ree, 1919, ,r,,.osito = pari's Tnn.scc,,sT1
Chur4h, li21S fret front by lao deePs by far the
most desirable Lot for fine family residence for
sale in town.
Titles 60 all the above PERFEcT-terms easy,
The chance very seldom occurs to bny dsArA-
bio property 90 conYeuieat TO business - tae
sbovc
n. GILBERFs
mario No Sycamore strects
A SPLENDID REsIDEEcE-wITH A TWO
"a story irame house, n rooms, cellar, oistern,
we'll, SLAB effFuif trees, &c on ten acres Of land
on the Plank Hoad two miles and a bali from
Evansville. Price $1,000 Enquiee Of
mS A.JOHNSON
xix ,eaod DWELLING HoUsEs-just finished
- 81 200 each. Inquire Of
meri,dtf. - A.JoHEsoN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
COMMISsION.

SAMUEL y. DooKEa .: }. G. Du soUCHET.
LOCKER & DuS0UCHET,
Produce and Commission Merchants,
NO. M9 WATER STREET,
orr's Block, next door 10 NJ. Dslzell,
ar EVANSVILLE, IND.
niS- Highest essh price paid for all kinds o!
Country Produce. Prompt attention given to all
0rdeuf. .. fafs WgME8ta decl0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE
DIRECTORS


DIRECTORS
CHAa. u. BEaEsr, RiouAab RkLEIea.
w. J. DAELAn, MkTnEa HEssTEa.
Joifs q. YEsNNaAs, VA ". MoH0As.
JOINS A. HEtIz. MoHHia BkEaEE.
Isaac Krgs.
This Bank will d. located on the corner % Main
aud firsi srsets, DO the room noS ocoupisd ~
hr. Healy, econ A. The necessary changes can
b. made.
q. u. DEMENT,, Prss't.
g. RALEIGH Vice Prcs't
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-18

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per ea peiB, ,pa6 an ben s@ottteiten tter.
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ne @rafn oter cine @rilttte se.pe(en, 10
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sletnes Stlt&ens frae er leinea Wtaut In
.neb binein. SIS itedte allerctnas nidti
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men une bic &aff&eu anaeleet, uno CAB
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Mnieben, a!s warte er auf einen eintrdoli.
den &ir&enbtenf. ST t,par nit Ginem
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ct. @ntouy ,MinaiaFrl;a, 0rthui. ssNpslaHT,
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l5n,. tleteuapps, Cannon City, 1Fnh.
Mefernia,,;, II. Druo.r S'ruHg a!msiisa.
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esr lntsr3si&nete. btm peutl&sm yublitum in
Minnelpta anau3tistn, ba6 er feline GlIafabritiu
esrgrbeertenl Maefabein ieinsm neuen gteinas
sauee einSeri&tet bat. unb 1T in, @tauee. feins
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son @urtsn unb anbernJruebten, uno 1T spn en-,
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'ttriu&t. Dsrielte fanb ibn poutrmmsn re II, II.
eTppsblt bnauf's Yeitt3um Jamilieneebraueb
gis t.e @R3aliE% Il B. @eiS.
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~reIeen' NSurttembers, s5asern,
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9eltaftefunten 3u Tnhen tn feiner Office. fiib-
pefltSe Gde ber Dritter unb Diain- Strase.
Stnetnnati, g., 1. Mai 1864.
s. 8. Nbae. GunfaI,
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Or. S. .9iie0rr,

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OiNrs uno sScbuuaa,
4. Strabs, arii'btn Balbinatcn- uue Ma1fsls
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-18
s. 9aun(9fioti !.
Carl 8auul9eibt aus Gucenid,
GrFneer eer neuen 1silmstbote, senannt

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:, einliSe Assntur fur Norb-, &er4ral- u, Glib.
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4Sl 8roontc Gtreet, 9fetp= =Q.prf.
~" SnFrWmenf, Der vsbenswedsr (. $i.Ou
yin 1lacem Wltnm paun(deialii - 2 on
Oas Wuas, ieins!srantbeiteu unb bereu Sri.
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> Die BaunI&eitt'l l&e 5eilmstbpbe ,tidnet 6cb
defenders eur& Beltimmtbeit, G,efab,rlotsit
G'nfa9beit, .(@neQe 9tiluus une Billiafsit ans.
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e.s,es otilpertabrens matt Is jseem Qaisu mSoo
LID 1u prafti;iren. e ''..'i D.. ''''7
:'ol-1s. .i''3 Or. g. Neinbaro. Maeut.
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putbeterwaursH, Yalsainlspi3insn Yar=
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spis ilmmtlihen Wrtitslu fUr 8tautrei. len.
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5mpTuna mitIrilhem seiuuhsm StsH sssNimmt.
Dsssleibsn bat sr friitcu Garter- ,G'rassunS
9nmenI Iamen er4attsu. Or. Wtilcr.
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ODrtDr 9Dlenf,

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-08

GENIAL HAlL.oK has Issued an order relative
10 the amnesty oath, which 10 not very lucidly
framed II slates, In the first place, that AL per.
sou. without regard 10 their work or employment
In the civil or military service Of the late robel
government will te permitted " take the amnesty
oath, and will receive the corresponding certih-
cato" Following this, uhe order says, tina, those
sto arc excluded from the provisions o. the sm-
mostly will 10 permitted 70 mako application Tor
pardon. Gen. HALLsoK seems 70 mean that all
rebels who are not excepted by the proclamation OF
presiden, LfsooLs. will be entitled to amnesty
and those who have been thus excepted viii %
permitted to take tho oath Of allegiance, which VIII
Sc . ground for Executive elemonoJ. We in'er
from this th., the Government DOES not intend 70
deal harshly even with prominent robols' with me
exception Of few who have been particularly
conspicuou. in ,he rebellion, and Of whom tits de-
sirable W make an example. In this respect there
II an sviden, Intention, on the part OF PreTdcni
JoHssor, u carry ont tho lencn, measures fore
sh.dov.d by Mr. LrsooLs. II was generally
thought BY the public that the accession on Mr.
Jonssos 10 the Presidency would inaugursse
radical policy. involving the extinction OF al the
frominent iobo leaders, but every sci OF his AL
mnistraton. including this order Of General HAL
LscE, which 10. Of course promulgated by suthon-
", tands 10 disproys ,hs, belief Tho immediate
chiefs Of ths confederaoy-DAvIs,B ErorIrEtDGE,
PErJAsfS, and the rest together with q few leaders
Of lesser noto, who have BEEN guilty Of special
trnics-will doubtless constitute the list reserved
for personal punishment while the President
sees the Importance u making examples o. = few
la al.St. hsl nj llai
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DRATHs.

AHMUTY-On MAY 6, after short and severe III
ness, Janss Ahmn,y, in The 18Th year q ny age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO sttend the funeral from His late residence, "
His remains viii BE- taken 70 81, vihcen, DC Paurs
Church, 28d st, who're . solemn Requiem High MAS
,hent De sa C,Ssry Cemetsry for inieen, Dublin
Freeman and ionsford parer, please COPY iT
Campbell. J. Suddenly, q heart disease. on SAT-
Dean u, B2ooflyn, J, j. Campbell, N d. $50
CARRILL-on Saturday, May 6, Mary Cuhll, aged
30 years native OF the Parish Of kathdo-ney'
Frieuds and relatives Of the family arc respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral this (hondny.
afternoon. at O'Clock. ffom her late residence ss7
West 16th st. NS'
HGAN-Afsr q abort Illness Of disease Of the lungs.
Catharne Egan, wife Of WIN. Esan, printer
The ends Of the family AZ Ieauss ~ No., 70 %' ts,
Monday afternoon. AZ O'CLOCK. SW
FARLEY-on May oth,. lsG6, Thomas Z. Farley,
ased u yeMs month. and =, DAY. lay ro,no.,.
fully invited to attend the funeral. from his late
rceidonce, "a willett st, this Monday Afternoon al
O'Clock, 70 Calvary Cemetery. as
LYNCH-On the 9Th inst, Rev. Edward Lynch,
Pastor Of " Msry's Church, Yonker-.
The funeral will take place at Yonser on Monday
CIsrpy, aro re.pec,fniIy invited Train. via il. K. T.
| X. lesve 3Uh ct. at Q so and 10 A. N. ll3
| LYOSs-On Saturday, May g. John Lyons only
The relatives aud friends arc respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this Monday afternoon. at
O'Clock. from the residence OF bis parents 2l3 Mott
at, without further invitation. Hir remains viii bs
| taken IN Calvary Cemetery for interment. 12O
| MORGAN-On Saturday, May G, John Morgan
| aged 90 year, and 10 days.
! Relatives and friends sie invited TO attend tn,
| funeral, on Monday Afternoon, May s, at 0clocl
| fiom residence OF his sons, 10 West 4lstt. ~
| SOOSES-,John Noonen, Of Buttlertown, Co. Wa
| terford, Ireland. ngcd 80 years.
| His friends and those Of the family, respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Clues
1 Afternoon. Il.
VI God st. Brooklyn His remains will be inferred
| In Calvary Cemetery, I'D
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tv,r,, m. .dv.n, NJ p..c.. mn, civ IA t.,,,r,,,,
q, 81. ~, with cie,yvne, AID others. coming N the
-s,,ooob. 20 .,,end the numerous .nnivsrs.y ca NJ
1is.rent religious socie,,.s In former ,,rpes ann.
of,b,.. NAV g.,b.r,,v, c,o.,., ou,,, 1. mir .mono
,pr psop,a espeo,,nv whom ,bs Ant-slsverv 90
c,ctv brou0h, nm, ,hsi, .,,,,r sre.lsr.. Rotten
.evs were q, q prsriu,n. and low tull,ss engaged
in tho business u ,hr.sbiny any man who .pou.ed
IN ,b. in,.r.., n, Al. dc,r, .,d Atr,e,n. Now ,l
this In ohanoo1 Tho tj.,l mana Los, f,,.nd has
come I'm head. and II nj, ,peoea. doc. MOI turn
his brain. h. 4, Btc,v 10 remain IN M.
.dy.noe. a, . reward for his provious ob,oouv
This year ion, LAY will pos have any oocauou 10
pres,n, his ,,.Ystyped r,s,lutons on the ,ul,cct
az sl.ve,v. and ID, yrSro, will not be Obliged 10
,bu, or Nh. .t,,,,op,s,, tv moving an .d,ournmen,
M, cuv,vx, Tv,a. and other. will No Hangar
vorrv over IN, .xpree.ions used IN NJ books ems.
mating from III. rr.e, Society and Brother Hal.
,,cx viii no, h, e.llei uuon 10 an,vcr .nv NOR.
d,s.u,eeabl. questions. Both p.r,iss will bury the
b.,chs, this wear. and stand upon n common plat
form. unlsss the rsd,cais flushed with triumph,
,nar upon raising the ou.s,lon Of negro suffrage
or sous other Lasue no, n,ecr,.rv 10
discu- Al this urno. III. Boston society
will fra,erpiz. with Al, original inrti,uron.
and IA il 10 DO hop,d ,bo clerical And
lay brethren, will sing the .one, Of Zion IN FRA
prnL harmony, m.gnaniuou,y resolving 10 Tor.
&c, by-gopes IN the nav ar, Of concord now dawn.
ing upon people, chas,eusd BY The evils con~-
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9Nufheru Invest meuts.

IL the sus Of Saturday, we reproduced an sdver-
tscmsnt from Richmond paper, addressed "
Northern capitalism" who arc asked W losu
money 70 citizens Of Virginia, for the purpose u
rebuilding The burn, distric, Of Richmond. This
appeal has already attracted the notice Of some
speculs,ora who are organizing gigantic stock
company, on the principle ,hs, other com
p.nies strike lie" by boring for the grcenbscks
deposited In TIE pockets Of crcdulous people
While II may bs desirable 70 encourage
Northern men In making Investments 81 the South,
we do no, believe thai money invested in the stock
Of Grand Improvement Company" will ever
pay any large dividends W ,boer Who pu, their
money into such . concern Tie bsst plan 'or all
Who desire to mako money, upon Whatever capital
they possess Is TO personally invest at the South,
and BY actual occupation Of the premises, preserve
control over the improvements, which can only
be made valuable by sssuring permanently loyal
population wherever Northern capital 10 invested.
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Tho HrrsignIneni OF Congressman BErJAxrs O.
HARRrs u Maryland, on . charge Of giving " ard
and comfort to tho enemy" is important, from the
position occupied by the defendant a. q national
legislator, rather than from any interest foli In him
personally. HARRIS has been . notorious sympa-
thizer with tie rebels since the beginning Of
the war, and he has no, attempted TO conceal his
sentiments. The charge brought against him,
Of coneesl'ng ard giving pecunisry aid 10
rebel soldiers having knowleigs of their
character, is nothing than nigh, have hcen
expected from . man Of his snteoodcnts, even
though he may not be guilty Of the particular Of
fence upon which he now stands indicted. The
evidence ia apparently conclusive, however, and
the Hon. gentleman will probably have some diff.
Guilty In proving bis innocence Of tho accusation.
II would be smother Of the strange circumsi ancs'
| result, ng from the war, II tho first dignitsry con
ucted o. treason should be . member Of the FEEDER
| al Congress instead OF Confederate" And ri
| not improbable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-08

Sss Ysvk, Saturday, May G, 80 r. k.-Busincs In
Wall street has been very light to-day. With no fca-
ture Of special interest. There was only one session
Of the Board held, and prices about the same M
on Friday. A. the Evening Exchange stocks were
very veal the call Gold sold AFTER the call at i43.
and nj close Of report selling at ii2's The ex-
port In gold BY the Last amounted 10 S42e GEO
Tho whole specie export Of the week IL 1851, saS.
Money was easy at 4 to per cent. to the brokers.
Exchange on London closed firm at 10Y ls9a on
gold for bankers On Change to-day Flour DC. q
lOc. better. Wheat Was a shade hrmer Corn wa.
dull and dropping, Oats were dull and lower. Port
was heavy and lower. Beef steady. Lard was
ruiet and steady and whiskey quiet and without
decided change.
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Cong to Mexico.

THE Mexican 'emigrsuon " movement which 10
now In operation In many Of our leading cities, 10
assuming formidable proportions aud bids fair TO
become matter OF importance to tho Government.
The object OF this proceeding Is very thiuly dis.
Rusei-so transparent in fsci that Il will probably
call forth romons,rsnce from the French Minister
Immediately upon his arrival in this country,
which will probably occur this week. Our Gov
eminent cannot restrain legitimate emigration, but
1t must he remembered that International law
mskes II obligatory upon the Government 10 pre-
vent the departure Of desiV ming 70 engage In
hostilites against any power with which We are at
peace. The fact that enlistments are now going on
IN hs and other cities for service in the Liberal n-
teres, u Mckee, 10 clearly appa'ont although tho
movement is nominAly . scheme of euig ration
BuI in all questions ~ lsw The intent IL taxi Gu into
consideration an II il ca1 be proven that this os-
9ensble emigration is IN reality IN expedition
hostile to = foreign government, then there
would bs Unsuitable ~, und for complaint.
Tho sympa,li,s of our soldiers, and Of the people
generally, are decidedly with tie Liberal interest
OF Mexico, yet 1t is not desirable 10 involve this
couutry in war with France, possbly backed by
Austria unless there is tho best OF ground for ia
W., want hAXlnILIAS driven out Of Mexico, but
being Yankees We propose 10 have the Job &C.
>ornpliahed with as Little expense 10 ourselves as
p,ssible Now twenty-hV thousand Of our rebel.
hon-crushers would be suthcion, to send the Me1i.
can umrper af.sf JEFF. DAVIS. lfthcy leave here
With that purpose, oven II hinly dissuiscd, there
will be danger of smbro.hng our Government in
trvublc with trans-Atlantc powers but fn is done
80 secretly ~ 20 throw the responsibility oil oui
shoulders, then the same object will be accomplish
eli safely. We have a very good precedent 70
-neutrahsy" hAt would permit soldiers t. 60
Mexico, m they are now doing, provided the OF
Jet il nos too glazing. France has exhibited
pro-rebel style OF neutrality" during the rebellion
aud cAnno, question US too closely # We now r'
tAliats with . mild pro- Mexican ''neutrality.
WhA, Is necessary, therefore, IL that tho agents {
JrAEEz shall gather up their smigrsnts in such
way a. no, 10 make our Government too plainl
accountable for their acts. They have our syn
2a,hy and they can have the usu they want
hey Will only d0 the hing shrewaJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-08
The Con-pirators in Canada.

sAsprRs TuoKER and CLtARY, three OF the par
lies whom President JonSsor has advertised Nc
"vantel," have rushed into prin, with air Of
injured Innocence, because such erimo that
Of sbctting assasrnanon has been imputed 70
Iheu. This 10 eIss.ly what 70 expected. II is
Sery rardy that criminal will acknowledge his
guilt, n there 10 no avenue leit for escape II has
teen remarked by detectives that guilty men are
usually the loudeS in their protsststous Of
Innocence, and II is no proof Of limo
ccnce ths, the robsl emisssries IN Cans
da are 90 snxious 70 exoulps,e themselves
RON completely In the conspirscy. Tho latest in
lehgcncc from the Provinces 70 the effect that
sA-pyRs and TucKKR are hurrying 10 the Atlantic
not, II tho statement Is true, add much " the
weight Of their assertions Of innocence. sASDms
offered, day or two ago 10 submit TO trial " his
case, under certain conditions, 81 point deaignAt-
ed by himself; but 1t seems ths, he has sunk his
yaor In his discretion, and concluded not 10
trust anything 70 contingencies. As tho case
now looks, II Ia quite probable that
SAsDLEs and rUoKHs will escape to Europe, and
that THOMPSON and CLHAEY will rsms!n TO tort th'
virtue Of an application for exraditlon. The two
last named are already indicted in Canada for
breach o. the neutrality laws and will be oblget
40 remain there al leas, until that question 10 90,
tlcd. SANDERS and TUCKRR, being unrcsrains,
svill probably go 70 England by way Of Halifax.