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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-21

@ before the next numDer OF the
Journal will greet its readers, Christ
mas will have passed away with all
its joy and glndness. 1t is an old
proverb ''that Christmas comes but
once year," and therefore all are
urged to enjoy it while it lasts. The
present Christmas differs from those
Of four years past, in that war, in all
its hideous dtformity no longer ex-
lists to mar its pleasures. Peace,
with all its benign influences now
reigns over the land. peace on
earth, good will TO man." was the
song of the angels in announcing the
birth of the Saviour, and the ami
versary has always been looked upon
as being attended with those bless
ing. For four years past, we could
not as nation declare peace on earth
or good will to man. The land was
deluged in blood. Vast armies, in
tent only on slaughter and devasta-
ton. spread over the continent, raw
aging, killing, without mercy
and obliterating all the work of
years almost in single week. Pow
erty, famine and pestilence followed
in the wake OF these armies. and a
vast population to whom Christmas
was time of joy and merriment,
found themselves on that day drink
ing the cup of sorrow to the bitter
dregs. All now is changel. Tis
true the effects of this terrible woe
are still sadly felt IN N any once hap
py homes, yet the certainty that bet,
ter days are in store for them, will
give new zest to the joys of merry
Christmas. Our readers may not
have experienced the woe and
misery described; to as great an
extent as our fellow citizens of the
South, but round many a hearth
stone, where this article will be read,
vacancy will be seen on Christmas
Eve, that may dim the eye with tears
and cause pang of sorrow in the
heart. The loved one has fallen a
victim to the cause of his country.
The widow feels her loneliness
The mother sorrows for the gallant
son, as she remembers the day when
tidings came that he died on the bat.
Tie field. The aged father longs fol
the stout arm of his first born, as s
support in his declining years, but
all are conscious that the void can
not be filed. Whilst such cases de-
serve our sympathy, it is worthy
of remembrance that we have much
TO be thankful for. That we have
Government securing to us all thu
rights of freemen, is matter TO
which we should be grateful. Th'
price. 1T which it has been sustained
is a fearful one, yet not more than it
intrinsic value.
Plenty, crowns our State and coun
ty. Providence has been bounteou
of his favors, and none who are vii
= ling to work need suffer for food
Pestilenee thus far has stayed it
progress. If the people act wisel.
itway remain 50. Surely as natiol
or as individuals we have much t,
rejoice over, and we feel, that now
in view of the great progress tn,
nation has made in the last year, 81
well as the brilliant prospects ii
store for us as people in future
we may invoke the blessing of Di
vine Providence upon our readers
and wish them Gas we do the rest OF
mankind merry Christmas.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-21
Public VeHdHe.

T SHALL offer for sale at my residence on
L Esq, Henry Meals old place on tn,
waters of Sandfork and Simms' Greek, in
Perry township Gallia county OHIO, on the
2sth of December ls65, the following prop.
erty to-wit: head of work Horses, 4 Colts
two year old. yearling and 2 sucking Colts
from 10 to Is head of Cattle, some ] or 8 are
good beef. 20 to 25 head of Sheep, 20 to q
head Pigs and Hogs, farming Utensils &c.
Terms of Sale.-9 months credit given or
all sums over S. by the purchaser giving hi;
note with good security, five dollars and un
der, cash in hand.
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
JOHN j. JONES.
Dec. 81, 1865.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been duly qualified
a. Administrator Of the estate Of Malcum
Ingles late of Gallia County and State Of
Ohio deceased. Allpersons indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons are hereby notified te
present all claims due them against said
estate within one year from this date duly
authenticated for settlement.
Witness my h:nd this 18th day OF De-
cember A. D. 1865.
WILLIAM WADDELL,
Administrator.
Dee. IL. 1865.
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Notice.

is hereby given that Christopher G. Me
i LELLoN has been duly appointed, and
qualified as administrator of the estate o.
Jas McLELLON late of Gallia county de
ceased. All persons interested will take
notice hereof according to law.
G. G. McLELL0N
Dec 81, lS65--3w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-21

$50 Reward.

STOLEN from the subscriber in Springfield
township Gallia county, Ohio, on Thursday
7th, lafk sorrel Mare l3 years old, trace
marks on her side, and with foal. Both hind
feet white, and right fore-foOt white, had on
when stolen, quilted saddle, stiff bit bride
red reins. For the return Of said Mare, Of
information which may lead to her recovery
l will pay S25, and for the Mare and thief
$50. Address the subscriber near Portei
Gsllia county Ohio.
ABNER LoGUE.
Dec. Ia. I965.-4wa 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-21
Wood of Raccoon town.

@ L. R. Wood Of Raccoon town.
ship had the misfortune to lose the
thumb and forefnger of his left t-hand
by coming in contact with the circu-
lar saw of shingle machine. A
friend sending us tie Item says:
"By this accident he will probably
be laid up for months. He told the
writer q day or two since that he
thought several times last fall when
he was in town of calling on you and
taking out an accident policy but did
not. He is now very sorry he did
not do so as he feels that ten dollars
per week would be quite an item
while beng laid up with his crippled
arm"
We are sorry for Mr.. Wood
in his misfortune, particularly as we
have, not the pleasure Of paying him
weekly compensation which we
should have had he taken out poll
cy in the Travellers Insurance Co.
Our friend Samuel Rothgeb of Ad-
Olson acted more wisely last week
by taking out policy for $4,000, OF
$500 per week compensation. His
policy cost him $500 for one year,
We can issue certificates for any
sum from $500, to $4,000, for any
period of time, from five days to five
years. Call and get circular, and
learn the way the thing is done, by
taking out a policy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-21
Oil Well for Sale.

I WILL sell one sixteenth Of tho Hampton
Oh! Well on Campaign, Gallia county Ohi'
upon reasonable terms.
JAMES Z RICHARDSON.
Dee 81 lS6S.-lw.
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Notice,

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Administrator of the Estate Of Jonathan
johnson late OF Gallia county Ohio. deceased. &.
A. T. BLAKE.
Dec. 81, IS65.-3ws
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GO To

HAYWARD 4 FULLER
Nov. l6, ls65,-tf.
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Dec. IA, Is65.-4w.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

DorATOEsi POTATOEsi POTATOES a
T. Ne are suit rresiEing th0sa eksies K~sts<a
20 Eases, sna ~s-t ssfi tksm ehs4p. ssaa yoar
osrs=rs besoss they srs al gsae, p
7YTCKERY BROS,
~ Main sfrn~E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
New York Markets.

3cCug .bene 49, 3 d
b Caf4ox--Leuss. III. a. no.
TLnER--Dpii asd heavy. and 100 o. lewsr.
Z Wa skF -Dul ~ 0zs2 " for western.
NHEAr1-Dal And ayg5e lover.
BARLEH-Q uists a. TA@ = a
4 oRS--DElIHnd 4(45c law.E.
~OkT5-Arrsa4e lever.
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sUGAR-oaist.
MOLArsEs-Du1 #rf. -r-e.a I.ersr
WOOL-Dun.
PETkOLEU a-stsady at 35e for Crude saa5ss
for r. I'm In B0ue, aud TEs Free.
D. P0Rk-p eidedly low~r; 30 sX1k9zI 80 fos
kss stsss, lnsir CAT q % essh; "a fn945 % fer
81 a.: Z Is oosi9 % for Frms, ssi 10 eoess
BEEF-Dali At 10 OO6siS 90 for Plain Mess AAe
| IL OOMi6 90 for Extra Mess.
CUT Mk sTs-~Fira ~ ll1l31Se for Shoulder
and ib1fTtc FOR Hanl-.
LARD--Dult aud lower ct i5<9l9e
BUTrER-Qaist at z03soo, ana 22833o 70
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: nOHxx ~Qalssaad sssy ~ cas- pr Osat en- cal
loans.
sTERLIsG-Dur; Os5ssi 10 for ssld or
bankers bii's.
GoLp-H.avy sai laser epsaiag At ISs. de-
climb s'to ETA sal clasisg II I3s56
GJNERsAEST STOCKS Without dseid I
caaaRs
sToOks-sisadyiiU :. 1910 coupon,. ss1<
SOS Coup rs, lO3 and z. 5. G., Of 1881, COusOEI
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

HALiFAx. June 20 - The steamer
Asia from'LiverpooI l0th, Queenstown
llth, arrived here this morning With two
days later news
The London 7imGs, Of the 10Th, has
another article deprscisiing the harsh.
ness towards the conquered rebels.
The terms Of the amnesty proelamA.
ton are generally canVassed. The Star
pronounces them wise and generous.
The Emperor Of France has returned
from Paris.
LoxDox, June lO,-Consols closed at
90t990l; u. s. 5 20, 67.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

NEW York, June 20-The steamer
ALEXANDRA, from Charleston, has arrived.
Among the passengers are WIN. Ladder,
formerly Agent OF the Associated Press,
now editor Of the Courier, and twelve
persons composing committee from
South Carolina, to vait upon the Presi-
dent relative to Redistribution, &c.
Hon. Z Frost, Chairman; Hon. }. Z.
Holmes, j. G. Crofts, w. J. Grier, w.
NJ. Whsley, ]. W. Taylor, A. +. Rowe-
mel. DR.. j. r. Mitchell, j. Il Stsinmysr
and w. H. Gullillaud.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

Nav YoRK, jane 20-The Post says.
There are hoS at Battery Barracks
about $500 resel prisoners, most Of
whom have no desire to 20 South, but
are content with The rations, "a, given
them. A number ars 20 be sent South
to-day There are about 1.090on Hart
Island. This morning as the 2Ist Con-
necticut Gust arrived) were drawn pp in
line, ready to be marched throsgh
Broadway, some 500 rebels from Hart
Island entered the gate, and fling in
front of the barracks entered ia the
rear Of the regiment No insults or
epilhets passed between the men who
had previously been desdly enemies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
eft,r..,.n.o,r- T,en..

NEV YoEk, Juhs 20-The CONNER
cfdT 6 special SAYS:
Chss A. Page, newspaper cores
dent, has been appointed United States
Coasul to Huirch, Switzerland
Il is confidently expected that the
army will Dc reduced 10 10000 men By
New Year
President Jobnscn Is known 10 be 10
favor OF the retrenchment IS 8 means
Of returning TO specie payment, which
be viii recommend 70 Congress-
Mr.. Seward has been warmly eoz-
graduated for bis foreign policy since
the publication Of his official announce
ment Of the Withdrawal Of belligerent
rights Of France and England from the
United States. 49,
Mrs Surrait is seriously in this msrn-
ing. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
stephens'a Reasons for JoiainK ths
Rebels

stephenA's Reasons for J0ininx the
Rebels.
New YopK, June l9-TLe Times 8
Washington special says:
Alexander Stephens, in his lengthy
argument on the reasons and causes
which induced him TO Join the rebellion,
says be always believed in the right OF
secession, but never in the policy. He
was educated to believe in the right Of
secession, from whence sprung the con-
viction, and he was strengthened in the
conviction By the last Annual Message
of Buchanan and the opinion Of Alter
ney General Black. He was also con.
frmed in his views by the able and hon.
est efforts OF the New York Tribune
He claims to have exerted all his faeul-
ties to prevent secession, and that be
accepted the Vice Presidency of the
Confederacy only because it was ten
dered unanimously, and for the purpose
Of preserving, as far as lay in his power,
the great principles of freedom which
lie at the foundation OF American con
stitulioual liberty He desired to make
the Constitution Of the Confederate
States IS near like that Of the United
States as possible. la this be claims to
have succeeded. All points in regard to
freedom and toe safeguards Of liberty
were his work. Z,
The same special says: II
The stories about Mr. Stephens harsh
treatment and failing health, at Fortress
Monroe, are untrue. He is kept like Any
other distinguished prisoner, and his
health is as good as usual 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
DEPARTNEET or STATE,
WAsHISGroS, June Ig, 1855. /

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHIsGroS, June l9, 1855.
Hon. Gideon Welles:
/ have the honor to transmit for your
information the correspondence between
Mr. f. w Bruce, and this DepArtmen
upon the subject of the withdrawal of
the concession Of belligerent rights. In
view Of this correspondence, / suggest
that you report 10 the naval officers Of
the United States the results following
therefrom, viz
First, Great Britain has withdrswR
Der concession heretofore made Of "a bel
Hgerent chsracter from the Insurgents
Second, The wifhdrawal OF the "a
hours rule has not been made absolute
by Great Britain, and, therefore, the
customary courtesies are MOTTO be- paid
BY our vessels TO those Of the British
Navy. The right Of search Of British
vessels is nominated 0fcouIAs this has
no bearing upon the operation Of the ex
isting slave treaty.
Third, AnY iusurgent or pirstical
vessels found on the high seas may be
lawfully captured by vessels of the
United States
i have the honor TO be, SIR,
Your obedient servant,
W. II. SEWARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
How a. II. stephen. spsna. nj. ? Iu..

How A. II. stephens spends hIs y aHss.,
BosToN, June 2g-A soldier acting
as one Of the guards over A. II. Steph-
ems informs the TTGgelier that be .speads
much Of his time ia writing, and has
already prepared rolls of msuuscripts
large enough to give complete history
Of the rebellion. He also reads consid-
cradle, and spends some tine in singing
hymns, which be does with good voice
and much feeling and spirit, and main-,
tains a proud and naughty air and
stands upon his dignity, manifesling no
desire whatever TO converse with any,
one while taking daily walks upon the
ramparts He however does express,
occasionally, ms dislike for Jef~Davis,
aud for thai matter so does Pestn astet
General Reagan, who Is kept ia an
adjoining cell y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

BosTos. Jane 20-Ths funeral Of the
two murdered children took place this
morning il The Church OF the Trinity,
Newton Place
The seeoad steamers news, bringing
China dates 70 May Tth, which state THAI
the American Ministry At Pekin, ia
pan, are returning home The cause ia
not known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
Fire in cI.vef.pa. Onto.

CLEvELAsD. o Juns 20.-Two ineen.
diary ares last night destroyed . eAbi.
net shop, carpenter shop and = number
Of dwellings, and barns A man wa
detected firing q school-houss, but &c.
capped after q sharp pursuit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
COAL.
GROCERIES.

EEKp YouR cows. e
= lot u ekoiee CSuntry Bras, frssh sd Eoes,
just received A1e foE sale lev. a -
la A1in srrseE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

New YoRE, June % The gold marke.
is weak. Diminished demand forexpori
produces dizziness, and operations are
generally selling at the noon prices
Touched Sl37s We hear limitations
that yesterday some important lots we're
bought up 70 produce scarcity, prepaFa,
tory 20 rise. ----=--s- 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

" 0as hundred bsshsia Of Oats u stsss .sd ssr
safssbT ga WICK B8T HEC8 -
! 20 - A 81 MAimaStrest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
EAIR DYEI HAIR DYEI

BatchsIor's Hair Dye Ia the best In thu
known world. Thu only true and PsEfset Dye
acknowledgements and ReliAble-Pro-
duOss splendid Black or Natural Hrovn-ssas-
dies the m sfeess u bad Dyes. aud ffeeasutl5
restores ne original color. sOld b. all Druggists
The genuine Is signed. W. A. BAtehslor, 81 Bar
clay street. New York! as3 ,s ap9S-s1n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
Secretary ss1vara's MEATH. ,

NEw YoRK, june 90 - Yesterday j
Washington special says 80 ~
Secretary SeWard 10 slowly bat surely
gaining strength He is able 10 attend
TO bis official duties. IS ~ az
T. W. Seward - also improving. we
are pleased to slate, and il IS The opin-
ion OF Dr. Wilson that be viii be able
to enjoy a ride out IN about a week. e
We regret 10 stats that Mrs. Seward
is quite III wishAn attack Ct Internaens
fever. Surgeon General Adams is at
tending her
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

FORTRESS MosEoE, June 19.-The
United States steamer Constitution from
New Orleans, 10Th, arrived to-day
Among her passengers is a man named
Col. Gayler, .sho it is said offered $l0,-
900 reward for the murder Of Pres.
dent Lincoln some time ago. He lie &C
companied BY ten rebel witnesses to
testify TO the facts. 1
The steamer Idshoe, from Baltimore,
arrived this afternoon with 20) rebel
prisoners, who were landed her
The Richmond Whig Of the Tth says
Richmond is infested with thieves who
ply their Infamous Vacations With impu
nifty uBurglaries and .robberies are com
mitted every dag ia the very esntre Of
the city The Provost Marshalis doing
all in bis power to stop1heir operations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
Cincinnati Markets.

as sa laa OtscIsxaYI. June 30.
FLOUR-Duil. though a moderate business was
done tn higher grades AZ OOess 90.
HEAT-Duil and pEicss foasri Prims BED is
: osTsZcio.sa dail st sse5sa. r.
CORN over.
RTE-Dscl ned q 75e
WHISKY Dull at %.
ME~S PORK Dali i'y ~ss offered At Is o.
BULK MEATs4FirBa holdsrs -sk i86gISe for
Shoulders and sides, bat some rsrshAaed At
lZ5S9IsSze altar the nsws from Ssw York.
HULK hAMs-sold At E9l751s, and in Eeod
dsfaAnds
LARD-uufi Il tT1se.
6OLp--is7afsftz aud dsii.
M0HEf-EAsy 81 sess per cart.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

81. LOUIS, June 20-AII the business
portion Of ROlla, Aissogri, vas burned
last night Loss estimated al 500, 600,
with but little Insurance #
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
Lats AdrIee. frsn. Sec DIN.

CAIRasJnne 20,--The Lady Gay from
New Orleans, 18Th, brings 900 Of Mar
maduks's men en- routs home
The transport KeuturAy, vith / SEQ
parcled rebel troops, struck q suzg "
miles below Shreveport and sunk in three
minutes Over 200 ives we're lost e.
Large receipts OF eottoais rssching
New Orleans from Red River, but there
is q small amount IN market
Fair Louisiana sugar, 123e.; Cuba,
lsc. 80 sik - 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
CoMMTssTONER,s SALE


DR. VIRTUE OF Az oRDKR OF the vAH.
ID dsFbargh Circuit ooart, hsa 90 tss Apr
tafm, t9ss, ], tha undsrsixDst Ceaawissisa-r. -
hr fuf ssie. - private snie, ths fgiiowina DE-
acrfbed real estate. te-wft
Eats nvs and siK q and -. - biosk sfss 90
70 fhs roorth KniarEsmsnt Of ths " u KsAes'
yiifs. indians
Tbs abovs properly embraces tvo dssiFAbls
city Iets. With . tuo.story frame houAr. uhloh
viii b. nsla far cash OF 90 time Detsfrad pay.
sasnts 70 " secured ~ notes vita apprvssf sorsty
- hear intsrsas from Oats end wAlyiug rstsf swH.
ASA t6LEnAhT.
aay1l Commissonsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHInoIAss.-n you wish 70 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at small adj
vancs on Eastern prices, go and examine Ez.~xR
a wHiTh's stock, whore you Will and eveag srti-
Gle that's needed by tho professisn, and prices
which cannot fall TO give satisfaction. Their
store I. at No. "a Main street. mNyld6wH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
COL

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, We will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
aud
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
WALL PAPER. &C.

TusT RECEIVED "A LAneE AND WELL
- sstsets4 ssgrtmsut O. VAL en4 Mt@asw
zsitsd y esll as6 sxsnins bseoss purchasing
lsswks-S.
AZ a nsw suD1ly % TsaHysos's zsy nos3-
EssoE lEsss-is pap~r covers ps,ss 9sn
Mkf SNAkNE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
CITY ORDINANCE.

supplement 30 an OrdinSnes passed SEP isbsf
18Th, isS4. entitled, " An Ord ins d-nninG
onsuee-, aud providing punishment thsrsfor."
Passed Juus 18th, 1855.
szRT ias1. ne Z srdztssd bTfhs cssarss. Csas-
ei1o fas Toy ~ EseHnsp1ts, That ft ahail be
lawful Tor suy p~rss IA within tie ffmffr Of said
city, 20 upon his her person any rsbsl
IN form, or any part Of the unifsFm rsosat.y IN
use In he army Of the traitors, or Any badge OF
insignis fpeh was used or ora ~ said trzitsFs,
reooguizsd AID ussd By said traitors, aud ar-
knowi~dgei a. The flag or banner Of the 90 called
Confsderats states Of AmsricA. -sf..ff
SEC. ?. Any person or persons OSsn deg against
any pFOvisioa Of this ord nance. shall forist aud
pay not less than Eve nor more than hfty dollars
or thet aFsfSqff Hess AID f9E ssy sEbsesusnt
61ehce not more Than one harafsd doilsTs.
~ - - u 81 ~ ". BAKKR, Mayor.
Attest: A. N. McGRITT. Clerk
= -. iss0. "a lUniOn eSgy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
LIGHT BREAD.

Sweet Light Bread.
- poan1, tAs ssry bsst artiels fee ezmfly bsaln3
sysr tsppsts1- Thsss eAkss, whsnsFsr tksy kags
ssms IN eomp~sscz vita sshsr yamsa emmns, haFs
tnsNrssbly o&zEand 81 - rrsniam-
rha trhds sAa - sapylisd q a O. Halicak's
DrzG Dsax1, &c. 10 seaiA EiFss sks1s1, nsnF -
Posso2es. Kvazsvflls rnk- eAs1s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

A CLEAR, msm@ssh @ktm aHd Bee utt-
fuk C0mplsxisn toiieu tha ace % usinesie's
coHesntFsted YiuiA RHfFaet sarsApAFtiia II re-
movrs black sposs, ptmplss, ahd ali ssaptioas q
ska ska
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
MILLINERY, sc.
CINCINNATI
SILK HOUSE !!
JAS. D. SMITH & CO.,
E1ss WHOLESALE
Silk 8 Millinery Goods
NO. "a PEARL ST.

NJ. 14 EANh 49,
We have just received a
very large accession to our
stock in scarce and desira-
BILE goods, such as Victoria
and Standard Hats, Of all
~ qualities. 4@~as ~as
Flowers in Carmine,
Rose, Buff and other choice
colors; Ribbons In White,
Green, Buff. Mode. and all
shades most in demand, to-
gether with a variety OF
Straw Trimmings. Cords
and Tassels, Ornaments,
Jets. sc sc.
& We have determined to
offer to our regular trade
,s very great inducements III
job lots of Bon cts, Hats
Ribbons, Flowers. Laces
Silks, and general Mill
merry Goods, of which they
will do well to avail them
selves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

BALTIMORE, June 20. -Richmond
papers Of Monday say that Dick Turner,
late OF Libby Prison. @As re. captured on
Sunday and is nov IN The esus Of Libby.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

AtNer ana NeGGAeF.
PITFaBrKc. June 20.-River feet b.
the pier mark. Weather clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
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