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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

{ S& Telegrsphic communication has
been re-established, between New York,
Charleston, New Orleans and other
points at the South. On Saturday the
following dispatch was received in New
York:
CHAHLEsroS, S. C., June 2, 1865.
Charleston extends the right hand of
fellowship TO New fork.
May the reunion links of common
bonds never again be separated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

RAIs.-A fine rain set in about ten
o. clock last night, which will, no doubt,
be productive of great good to the grove
ing crops. a faa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

Eg- At the Washington Cny election
on Tuesday last, the seesssionists turn
ed outin great strength and succeeded
ihaPlassiHs thsir ticket.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

B9- Having made arrangements to
transfer cur business to Cincinnati in q
few months, we offer our present stock
Of Drugs, Paints, Oils, yaruishes, Nth.
dow-3lass, Glassware and Perfumery,
in quantities to suit, at decided bar
gain 90
nly20-lm LFicH CARLsrEDr 4 Go.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

THE CEoPs The fruit crop will not
be as good as it gave promise Of tNo
weeks ago. In some localities the frost
injured it pretty badly.
The hay crop win be very good this
year II is as far advanced thatitis ont
side the influence Of a drouth
There are some complaints in the
western part Of the county that the ay
has Injured the late wheat; some fields
are said 10 be destroyed By it-Raa-
dolph Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

ORTHoeRAPHY. The Eransyil Jour
Ral takes US to task for dropping the
first ''u in spelling bouquet A typo
graphical error, Silver If thers's any
thing We do know. lis how to spell; aud
if there is any particular word in the
spelling of which We excel, that word is
" bouquet. "-IHdidilapotis Journal
All right, George and now
aTbe q erey 70 yl5u ant Others slow
That mercy shOw 30 ne. In.
and my typographical errors, which don't
occur often, we confess, bat may occa-
sionally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
TO RENT.
Desirable Hotel for Rer

Desirable HOCel ICr R0nL.
HENDERSON CIRCUIT COURT
n. 3. Hancock's Administrator, }
vs.
A. D. Hancock's Hsirs and Crsdltors.
DUReUAET TO AN ORDER MADE IN THE
Il shove styled cause, viii, on Friday, the 18Th
day Of July. 1855, rent % the highest bidder At
public auction ON the premises for the term cf
one year from the 18th day Of July, s65, that de-
sirsble hotel with IL farnituTs-the Hancock
House, situated In the city of Henderson. Tbs
Lessee will he required 10 give bond, with sood
security, for the rent-payable qnarferiy--and
hevlne she force aud eject Of sreplssin bond, and
conditioned also for she careful preservation Of
the property.
usnderson. uqs 9th, 1865. js13
6fTORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN STREET
- Enqnlre Of Morgan, Read q Go. JsT.lw
A MI PERSON HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
N Of three or four rooms TO rent, can meet with
good tsusnt BY calling at this once. my26
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

GEE. 0sTERHAUsS-It will be seen
from the following from general order,
says the Yieksbarg Herald, hat tAis
distinguished WARRIOR has taken com
mand of this Department, in place Of
Gen. Warren, who has resigned bis com.
mission in the Unicn army 81
Gen. Osterhaus is well known to our
people, not only for his yelor on the bat
tie field, but for his kindness aud gener-
osity as q gentleman, and his appoint
ment TO succeed our popular commander,
Gen. Warren, viii give unailoyed salts
faction: ~
Major General P Jas. Osierhaas,
.. S. Volunteers, is hereby relieved
from duty as Chief OF Staff Of the Major
General Commanding, aud will proceed
to Yicksburg, Miss, aad report TO Major
General G. K. Warren, WHOM, he will
succeed in the command of the Depart
ment of Mississippi, (snbject to the APP
prevail Of the President, as soon IS the
resignation of that officer is accepted .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

a liberal reward viii be paid for the
above or any Of them, il left at the
American House. or any information
that win lead to their recovery.
janISd3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

HOUSEHOLDS FURSiFURE AT AUCTION
l win sell at auction, at my auction
room, No. ~, Locust Street, Thursday
morning, June 18th, at o'elook, q LOT
Of Gne household furniture, consisting
Of SOFAS sociables, bareaus, bedsteads,
parlor tables, breakfast, dining and one
kitchen table, 6ue ward robes, parlor
chairs, fine pictures, oil painting. Also
fine tea set Of silver plated ware, silver
plated spoons and forks, aud variety
Of other articles Ladies are invited
Sale positive. Terms, Cash
HIRAM NELsos, Aueiioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
OCEAN TRAVEL.

fs1sH EkwELLl &noMM FAvoRITE CLYDE
Il baat frqs ssrFg gsss@shtps Of ths ANcHoh
HfpKEaTA AF4 1 CALEDONIA,
BEITANA 49, lUHITED KINGDOM
an gi5teads4 d lsaiA h<tm4htiy between Nee
( Taess ses4nasFs eaes ullt especially ~ shs
Ansntie trade era alFide1 into watsr sn4 air.
tight so~psrtansntss snf sss ttts1 up In syssy
aisnes II PASSENGERS. Al seki erisBcsd suFgso1
-aecoDR4aiaa eafA ahip.- Iae Erovi Ices VIII ~
BroFsrlT co1k a apd ssYYsi u VALIDATED qssna-
--. RATEs oF-RAssAGE.
To ard EE0nz Liysrpqct, eApagOw. Dublin Bet
Csslns. s6s as4 as0s la al,iists. $50; sts.T.
axs, 1z5, payable 10 COLA " rs eagixAis1t.
rTaSHxwhe wisb 20 aanAf1g tAgIf frisods ean baO
ticksfs 81 these rates no1a - #Hg1N.
FRAHC1s NAcD0H1LD o.
lazxf-AM sBsNnax arssas Mse 1s<ks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
Notiee % Oontractors.

rI,HE COMMON COUNCIL or THE cITI %
i Evansville Wiil receive proposals. until JanS
zeth, 1sps, o. gazing and paving the believing
The ALLY sifnaie tstWssa First and Nafsr
strsats, and extenalnx from Chestnut 70 Cherry.
The Alley Etusts. bstNsen Third aud EgnIth
The aiisy situate between Second and Third
streets, aud sxfeHding from Walnut 70 Cheatnuts
and the ally s3fgts between Locust aod N@lnet
s6rl.fsI ~ ssrfspGfaz from SIKH " ssy.Bth-
Alse. fcy zraaiug tie siiey situate bstNssn CiarE
and Let streets. aud extending from Third 70
-. -, Srdsr's,Ysh idm.iDs Council.
~ W n. II ncGKIRR, Clsrk.
cit7 Clerks Omos, June ,, 1873. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

ToBAcco AT AUCTION Hiram Nelson
win sell tomorrow { Tuesday, morning,
at o clock at bis action room, No p,
Locust Street, % boxes OF manuiacfur-
ed Tobacco, on account OF whom Il may
eonceru--a good article.
June ll-d2t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
Local Notices.

SroLES-Four finger rings No. /, an
amethyst stone with monogram in dia-
mends Of the letter IN, a part broken
of to form the letter az" ID A plain
new gold ring. 80. A regard ring,
with the word Pauline" inside. 4th
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

GRAND CoScERr AT MozARr Hail.
There will be concert, Thursday even
ing, June 18th, 1865, for the bene6s Of
Capt Henry Hyde, one Of our old brave
officers, whowas twice mortally wound
ed and crippled in our late war Capt
Il. hyde viii be kindly assisted on this
occasion by some Of our celebrated Pro
fessors Of music and the Evansville
LiedenehOr (Musical SoeisiyO
PROGRAMME.
Part lst--L Overture from the Opera,
Caliph Of Bagdad; flour hands on the
piano, and violin; Baduien.
2 Then You'll Remember Me, :"
from the Opera, Bohemian Girl. sung
by Fl. Won Hyde; Balfe,
Violin Solo, from the Opera
y PnritAni Belliui
A. Ave Maria-Tenor Song Kuikeu.
Saug by II. Hyde ..
5. Ghorus-Farewell from the Woods,
sung By TIE byansyiiie lasdenchoF.
Part 2d.-L Overture on piano and
violin, from the Opera FAuyrede: Ros-
SIM. -Four handA)
- 2 "HOw Fair Thou Art" (,enor
solo:) Wisdt. Sung By II. Hyde +
3. iyiolip Solo, from Lucia ii l.an-
mermo0re: Dannlgettia.
4, Good Night. and PIeAsan,
Dreams: Wailaes. Sung by Il. Hyde.
5. Chorusi Wake sung by the Ev-
ansyille Liedenchor.
Tickets, 80 cents. Doors open at Z J
O'Clock. Concert TO commence at 81
/ Q clock. Tickets to be sold 81 Messrs
Warren 4 Conyngtou's MAsic Store.
HESRY HYDE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

RT In looking over some old bills,
says the Madison Courier, we were for
chilly struck with the difference IN the
prices then and now, of that indispensi-
bic commodity known as -four, as shown
by the following bill:
MADIsos, Jupe 3, 1861.
N @ CARRIER:
Bought Of Bright i Lanier-
some barrel Flour, s. so
Received payment,
BRIGHT 4 LAxIRR.
The cream Of the joke is, the ball "a
receiPfsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
NOTICEM
PROVISIONS

MESS PORK. BACON and LARD
FOR sALR.
IArR HAVR IN sTORE 100000 POUNDS or
w new hscen, eonalstins 81 Hams, shoulders,
elrar snd Hlahea SIDES Afso. Mes Pork ana
frine t.eAi t.efa Nhlch - aFe onsrtng 20 the
tFsaie 81 aAlF rFic&m A PREsTDN BROS.
sul Ne Eirus atrsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

A FATAL AccIDExr-Jesse Rnshton,
living two miles South Of BelIeville,
came to his death in a shocking man
ner, on last Saturday afternoon He
was seated on roller, rolling tield Of
corn. when the horses, from some cause,
became frightened and unmanagable,
and ran away The deceased fell for.
ward and probably fell on the double
tree, as be was carried some thirty rods
before be fell on the ground, when the
roller passed over him, crushing him IN
3 terrible manner Hendricks Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

+ a -Thaaa orgReNutZ44 u joy Yer
s.,~ TTLsss = - desfrs b-iffansy Of eomDlezios
n IA b1r7fy I'D snrieh the blood, whleh Bsim-
bold's c. roentrassd Extract sarsspsFila inyaEia-
bly, q - E.seeib 81 " 100 p4tent ns1ieiss. Ash
~ flslnboi4's TAKE 10 otHsf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
FOR SALE

MOI oIRCULAR sAW-MILL-sITUATED
N and near the mouth Of the Wabash river,
In Posey eouRty. Ind. One Of the best localities
for timber In the country Always plenty Of
,atsr for shipping inmbsr to ths South, where
there IL ut all times good demand.
Not being able to devote my whole attention to
terms, or will sell one-half to person competent
~ take charge Of and manage the mill For fur
thsr particulars address l., p. o. Box SEQ, or
enquire Of J. T. Hugo, Evansville, Ind. Jela 2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
ELEOTIoN NOTICE.

ELEGT1ON NOTlCE.
a Election Of City Recorder.
A = ELKCrION Will be held en- Monday. tha
y i9th dsy Of June, 1876, a. ths usual places 81
hoignir y elections, fee me ppfposs % slseting
aOiA hecpfder " III thu Vacancy occAsioned hy
he death " tehh v Crisp, K.q.
Z ~ oufHt - lha Csnncii. VHF
Z Ill q. I a A. hSoRIFT. oisrk.
kyAlagilis, gups 9Th. iso6. luup Il
TO PuEfrSs EnE1c n the Bleed, and
hraasiiy tha Complexion, uae Heimbold's Highly
( Concentrated AAfFacf aarsarar Ia. Ona bottle
nrcaetien
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

Coon BAcos AT AUcuox. II viii sell
d auction tomorrow "Wednesday
morning, Al 81 O'Clock, at nv auction
,room, No p Locust street, 900 lbs Of
good bacon, not damaged, but in good
msrchantable order Grocery keepers
are invited HIRAM Nelson,
Anctionaar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
GROCERIES.

GROCERlES.
lgEED YOUR COWS.
! A lal % choice Country hrnn, fresh aud s0Sa.
la.i i'cFlsed and M sale l2s4 -.
NA ~ 4 AH ta2, Main strp~a.
DOrAToEsf PoTAToEsf POTATOES
MeefP str FpfeivfnE tkoso choics E.stsFa
p aiaea. aud wtil sell them ehesp. Eand yeur
orders, tstore ihgy Ns - lNsne, 60
ls iE - 81 VA a xiNfekEnY BROS,
i32, Maiu street.
1rL0HR AND HHkLsra nfHMM
u ESfra faesy fiouf, Warranted both 10 SACHS
and bafr.is ga ffssk Gorn n cal lust received.
For sale cheap, and delivered ~ say par, Of the
fhyi BY 4 Nao}a 4aetQ&EkY BIOS,
f~----lss+---a s-ssss@asis2.- NAN s''-,.,
nATS.
~ oss haBdred hasIsls q 0s.. IN slsrs aud fOr
saie hi FtuKERY BRC's,
sa.lI .i = ~ Main street.
TARfgD APPLRs. s 49,
~ A shoiIs iot N pfiod Apples for sale II 70.
daeed figures b. YfGEEkr BIOS,
49,. ~, Main strsst.
fyACoEt BACONis BACoEi
ID A chelcs iot 81 auear Oursd Hams, fialn do
EisaF fldas sad britda Baef rssais ehsapa
~ 500 b. ssaNtDkMkr bhOe.
Ffaa r1I 112 Main htrest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
A FIRST RATE Mich COW, WITH HE
n Calf. Enquire at the Surveyors ONCE. jes-
Runinesa Lot for Sale.

Business Lot for Sale.
CORNER OF FIRST AND LOCUST STREETS,
~ opposite the old Post once, Is by 40 feet,
with all the improvements. This IL one Of the
mo@t desirable business lots I'm the city, and will
be sold reasonable terms II application be
made At once lmy2s,ul A. JOHNSON.
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, OF
n ave acres, within the city iimits-A two story
brick house, With stable, Ao., and fruits Of all
say23,h K. JOHNSON
A LARGE HOUSE, with 10 rooms. large cellar
n and all conNfniences. good location, admira-
bly, situated fora boarding House. Price 5000.
mb29,u. A. JOHNSON.
A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
n double tenement, two lots-will rent for
5000 per year. Price 81 COO
mh29.tf A. JOHNSON.
L,IRsT GLASS BUILDING LOTS, fronting
II Blaekfurd'a Grove, above Main Street, can be
had very low and ON time. am roserving 10 Of
these lots for GHs hsases ony, TO be built by pur
GhaaerS. lmh20,tfl A. JOHNSON.
OK good DWELLING H0UsRs-jast finished
- 81 200 each. Inquire Of
mAri,d A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

Helm boId,a ExtrGeG or sax1apmrfalm
oiszoas su6 rsnoratss ms blood iastiis ths VigoF
q ksslSh iato the systsns s1a pzFEss SEg ths
kEzsu tkst EAka alasass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

Union please copy and charge Il. n.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
ORDER of ODD.

Arblrl fpi!n. No I, Aubnrn; meets every
Sltrr i,v evening.
M1iltltn 10 !..Ep. | l. MicE gan Bluff; meets
cv rv Sttnri,y evening.
rl,car I,l.'. NJ. 33. Iowa Hill, meets every
SAtrhv. "vepiDy.
Washington -. v, 40 Yankee Jim, meets
every Thlrs ~ evening.
Mnelvl Lol.'. ". s.. Tolls Valley, meets
ev nv sturdy evening.
Oliv" '.oi.'. Y, 81, Dutch Fiat. meets every
N.il'-tlv evening.
vll.y '.,l,.. ". l07, Lincoln; meets every
Thar dtv evening.
\n'ric,1 L,l.,. Nn. los, Deadwood, meets
every Saturday evening.
Enc3mpmcnts.
Trr,o pili,r Elca ap ut No. lG. Forest Hill.
meets til secon AMI Fourth Tuesdays in every
month.
\lnr1 Elctn,mant No. 20. Auburn. meets
at Lil,,llol til hr.l AMI third Tuesdays in eve
ry month.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Regular Meetings Of Eureka Lodge, +. Il
4. H., for the year 1865.
MASONIC LODGES IN PLACER COUNTY.

Er.lit l.>lg..N, Is. \Iblrn; stated meet
il.s N>li.v next preceding iul moon.
Gpli iIiil ID ~. NJ. 81. Iin.olh; st .trd meet
iiI! S,tur ~ OF. or ucx preceding lnll moon.
NietitlI City L,ly NJ. II Michiyl Bluffs;
.ticl III :cti IS Saturday OF or next preceding
fall mDl
lin,istown Lnl5,. No 81. lllnostown. stated
N ,elily. ottnriy OF or n"Xt preceding tull
mDbl.
Eliv I.>I r. Y, III. DHtch Flat; stated me"t-
i)y.. Sltlrii ~ Of or next preceding full moon.
f,,lr i.,l!.. NJ. l2l. Nv, Iiill; stticft meet
ilss, Welles Lay of or n"xi preceding full moon.
Chapters.
T.'h,1ls Cltptef. No. II Iowa Hill. stated.
meeting. Tairsi,y OF or next preceding full
70 lOl.
olive. Ch,nter. NJ %. TOLLS Valley. stated
ma n'tilgs, We incSlsy OF or next preceding full
MOI.
D,lt, Ch,rtnr. W 81. Arhurn; stated meet
i1gs Fh ,r'!l of or mkt preceding full neon.
4 ID tvo wccH' III rcdter
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Board of Supervisors.

District NJ /, ) I'm tel Dodd. District No. 2
D ". N,ld.l District No. 3, A. B. Scott
The Botrl meets the first Monday in February
May, August and November.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Democratic County Central Committee

10 Hamilton. Chairman; \. Huntley. Secre.
tary; Wm. N. Cruicher Treasurer; L. Ball. W.
i. Price, Wan. A. Hines. ku. barr, It. John r.
BroNu. Wm. N. Pulllam. &. Z. Newman, II. W.
Starr. aud Henry Gooding.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
OFFICERS OF DELTA CHAPTER No. ~.

B.F. Nyres. Il P; ". r. Cr'qne K Geo. "
Apologize. ): S,mr<l Beck. &. H. VIM sexton
=. y; Johl ). A.ln r \. C.: Samuel T. Ler,
'; |. d: H,rper. VI 2 "; Mack Webber
|. "; d. W. Luneck, T.. j. r. Craudall, Sec.
Z. G. Smith, &.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

tHc THCIHc MuII SIea M hi y Co. Oflre -"
vate entrance Oh Leiuersdo,t s,r,.,
San Francisco.
Established expressly to afford the om;,,.s
sound md scientific Mcd,col Aid. ~ N.
treatment ond cu'e Of all P,;,u,.
md Chronic UiMoMs, caxex ,f
secrecy and oU seruul diseos,.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
DISTRICT COURT,

Hon. T. B. Mcraraud Judge. Meets the 6rs
MoAlAy in February, May, August and Novem
bcr.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Probate Court.

Hon. II. Fellows. Ju Ige. Meets on the first
Mollly iu March, Junc, september and Deccm-
uur.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
STATE OFFICERS OF CALIFORNIA.

Judges Supreme Court W. Enndcrson. Chiet
Justice: John Cnrry. Lornzo Sawyer, A. l.
Rholrt and -. l.. Shatitr
clerk OF The Supl' me Ccur'.... ". D. Hartman
Rrpor;"r..... :. -. ..... .... &. y. Tuttle
Tn" Court meets in Sacramento on the first
Monday in January. April July and October.
United States Senators James A. McDouga'
and John Conn'tE.
Representatives in Corpuss- J. +. uiety, T.
B. Shannon, aud Corr lius ole.
The State Senate is composed Of 40 members;
md thc Ar n ~, Of 80.
Senators ire m Placer County, james +. Hale
and John Inl".
..ssrmh' ym.n J. d. Pratt. N. G. Winchestei
and A. II. Snyder.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
County Court.

Hon. II. Fellows. Judge. Meets on the frs
Moiity il March, jane, September aud Decem
uer
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28
GEORGE sGILLASPY. .
III. II. HENDERSHOTT.

We had the pleasure of brief interview
the other day with Mr.. C. T.. Perkins. Su-
perintendent of the Burlington & Missouri
River Railroad. AT his Office in Burlington,
and found him nm agreeable and courteous
gentleman, evidently devoted to the inter
ests of the great and prosperous corpora
ton over which he presides, and to the in
terests of the region through which it pass
es. We derived a good deal of informa-
tion about the road, it's extension, its bus
iness, &C.. of which we shall avail ourself
hereafter. The increase of business of the
road under Mr.. Perkins Superintency has
been such es TO clearly demonstrate the
ability and energy of that gentleman as a
[ Railroad manager. The road is in excel
lent rlinrirfg order, and the company are
adding to tire rolling stock as fast as the
extensive manufacturing facilities in Bur-
lington will permit. There is some diff
other roads ut present, but every effort is
being made to remove them. The road is
now under contract to Abba, and the work
on II will be pushed forward as rapidly as
men and money can do il, as it will be
doubtless TO the Missouri river, and to a
connection with the Pacific road, of which
it viii undoubtedly be n section.h Indeed
the b. Il NJ. r.. r.. when completed to the
Missouri river, and with the important
connections it will enjoy at each and At in
termediate points, will rank among the
leading corporations in the country. hH#
! RoDGERs' MILL BuRNED.--1he commu-
nifty will regret to learn that Rodgers grist
mill, carding machine, DC, formerly
known as Deeds mill-was destroyed by
/ fire on Friday right last. Everything in
proximity to it was DESTROYED. This was
4 one of the finest mills on Skunk river, and
had but lately come into the possession o.
the Messrs. Rodgers. They paid $4,000,
for it-S20, 900 cash down and mortgage
for the remainder. Belonging to the mill
are some 400 acres of land. The loss is
however, an almost irreparable one to tn.
Messrs. Rodgers, and it is feared they vii
not be able to rebuild it. The fire origina
ted from the friction OF some of the ma
chincry.- Fairfield Ledger.
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Give Thanks.
by GEORGE p. MORRIS.

,bsj = --A ~
Thaiik, God for pleasant weather,
Chant it, merry rills; ~.
And clap your hands together,
Yegexhulting hills!y -
Thank Him teeming valleys!
, -,o Thank Him fruitful plain! .,. -,
For the golden sunshine, -
80 Z, And the silver rain. q = -srrf
EsE24 - " no - - y = -EF~Sf4
Thank God of good the giver!
Shout it, sportive breeze!
, Respond, oh tuneful river, -. IL
"A Z To the nodding trees:i - - q
Thank Him bud and birdling!
AS We grow and sing'
Minglc in thanksgiving,
20 Every living thing! es -aw n
Thank God, with spirit,
In 81 glow of love,
For What we here inherit.f'
And our hopes above!
Universal nature
Revels in her birth. ue
When God, in pleasant weather,
.- Suiles upon the ,earth!. - rrr,v-s
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.Gsr In Paris heard several queer ru-
mors; one, that Guizot would soon an
nounce himself convert to Roman Ca
tholicism; anotser, that Edmond About
will ere long be appointed to office. Alex
ander Dumas has begun to say soft things
of the Emperor in the Petit Journal. !
shall be curious to see About sfirst attempt
in that line. The rumor that the Emperor
is about TO launch out upon general sys-
ter, Of freedom. etc, has become chronic
in Paris.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

a GRANT AT. THE TOMB OF IINcoLN.-A
very touching incidentis given attending
General Grants visit to springfield. Be
fore departing for st. Louis he repaired to
1.-THE Tomb of the late President Lincoln, ap-
preaching, it uncovered, and surrounded
by his family and staff, contemplated the
sacred spot with reverence and in silence.
The scene is worthy the pencil of the artist.
It reminds US of the visit of the Emperor
Napoleon to the grave of the Great Frede-
rick ,thoughah the circumstances are not par
allel. Standing over the Tomb of Freder-
HEX, and callng to mind his great military
genius. the Emperor could but exclaim:--
"Ah, Frederick, had you lived, would
- Had Lincoln lived Gen. Grant would not
have been ut his tomb. Had he not have
lived, the General might have exclaimed:
II might not be what Lam" II was the
discriminating mind of Mr.. Lincoln that
saw in General Grant the ''rising man. OF
ou1 armies. lie recognized in Gen. Grant
| the man for the cri:is, and he did 1t at the
very hour to save the country. He nomi-
mated him for Lieutensnt General, and the
Senate confirmed the choice. We may well
/ imagine General Grants Utmost emotions
when standing at tnstomb OF the late Abra.
| ham Lincoln.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28
The Catholic Church and Religious
., Liberty. .f,...-....,....

So many liberal things have been dby
American Catholics that the attitude ofthe
Catholic Clergy of this city is regarded by
many as noble stand in behalf of the
great principle Of Religious Liberty. t.l
The late Encyclcal letter of His Holiness
Plus the Ninth--which letter has been ae-
cepted in its integrity with a wonderful
unanimity by the entire Catholic Church,
no where more submissively than in this
country, and quite consistently too-dis-
tinctly denies any right Cf the State to con-
troll in any way The Church, d. e. the
Catholic. Church, and asserts the tS,perior-
ity of the Church to the State. Religious
Liberty is scotfed at in the same document
as an idle dream. a., u, .,s,i ,rs -,,-.tsr.t
The stand taken. therefore, by the Cath
olic, Church, is on very different ground
from that of fPresbyterians, and amounts
to this; "The State has no rights which
the Church is bound to respect; the. State
is inferior to the Church, and owes her du-
ty, but can claim nothing,"'' lam curious
to see whether the resident alien has more
rights than the native born, and whether ii
is sa'er and more honorable. to be a Catho-
lie Priest than an American Citizeh9 That
Protestant Ministers will have to snccnm
seems admitted, The Catholic. Church,
with conscious dignity, detiies the, utmost
the State can do. They have fallen back
on the Higher L.aw.--Is it to be recognized
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