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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

PHrLApElPHIA, 0el Three mur-
dsrs have beenE committed since 10
o'clock last evsninE -.
Bernard f Kzne sFas shot BY Edward
Simms, in the southern part OF the city,
aud member Of the U. 8. eolored regi-
meat killed another, IN tbs, cars, near
Havre de Grace. The regiment has Just
passed up Chestnut street, with the as
aassin uader guard, -. a.s.
Burglars were becrefed IN Whites
dental depot this morning st oesocks
when the door was opened hY ksy,
Hhcm The burglars seizsd and strangled
10 death, and escaped with . portion Of
the pIunder which they bad picked up
ready for removal - Il
PHTLApEIPH1A, Oct THE Episeo-
pal Convention assembled at 10 o'clock
this morning. The testimonials we're
received from Tsnneasee, IL reiation 70
the election Of Bishop, and Il was re-
fsrred 10 COMMITTEES on conservation
OF Bishops. a5afgas.
The Committee op expenses, reported
having examined the TreaenreF's report,
and fonnd il correct.
Herman Cope, Of Philadeiphia, was
reelected Presideat by q nnanimons
vote. The slecsioa Of James C. Talbot,
d. d., as Assistant Bishop Of the Do
eese Of Indiana, vas referred 70 the
Committee on consecration Of Bishops.
A message was received from the
Hoaas Of Ashops relative 10 .hs consid-
GRAFTON Of Archbishop Gray, OF Cape
Town, Africa, 70 tie detection of the so
called History cf Colenso, of Natal, and
5ongratulating Archbishop Gray on bis
action in said affair.
The Rev j. K. Inksrlow,of Winsssd,
Conn presented memorial asking the
permission of the Convention TO omit
from the Nyeene Greed certain words,
which hare been reported in thL said
creed since The holding Of the great
Hycene Con1sntion. Referred 20 the
Cogamittes on Prayer Book.
Rev. Mr.. Hare, Of Philadeiphis, offer
cd resolatioa for the sppoiEfmcnt Of
committee 70 consider the cauons relat.
ing 60 admissions into the ministry, with
q view 70 render their meaning more
obvious, and - render entrance 10 the
ministry more difficult
PaiLArELRHTA, Oct THE victim in
the Arch street murder was 9 eoiored
man, Agea 30 years. instead Of boy.
The burglars took from him the key Of
the safe, and plaudered il Of $1,000 in
notes @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
Editor OF the Richmond BaileiiR
takes the Oath and II Released
on Parole.
Heavy Internal Revsnae RectIpt,
AdTIees from NeW orleans.

The Russian ApserIean TsIsgraph-
EKw YoRK, 0csobsr THE Herald
states that telegram has been received
from Fort s. Jens4, on Fraser river,
British Colnmbia, announcing the com
pletion Of the Rassian-Amsrican Tele-
graph Line TO that point, and that Capt
CONWAY is rapidly pashing on through
slewaFt's Lake. The cable across the
Strait will be laid next August a rarty
is also on tbs way 70 AmocT river 20
build northward, to meet another work
ing party from the Nadir. ~
The Herald s. advices state that the
enterprise bids fair 70 be carried TO 3
successful completion much earlier than
anticipated.
Col. BdkIey was on the way to the
Gull. OF Nadir at last advices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

NASHVILLE, Oct. THE papers 10 the
case Of Champ Ferguson have been for.
warded 70 the President for his rejec-
ton or approval
In the Legislature to-day Mr.. Wines,
Of Montgomery, presented memorial
from the people of his county, request
ing measures TO relieve the financial
smbauasmsnts Of the people, and pro-
poses TO Withhold executions until the
planters can derive the proceeds from
two or three crops, or stay sales of
property not bringing two-lhirds Of the
assessed valae, or extend tuo 20 four
years for redemption By the defendants
in payment Of principal and s pc cent.
interest The bi was referred to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The Methodist Conferences are still
in session OF Edge6eld. Many eminent
diFines are IN attendance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

@Ths Mobile Registsr 10 severe upon
the lsts Convention of Alsbams, for re-
pudisting the rebel wsr dsba - says
"ths effect of fhis ordinzncs wiIl probas
bly be 10 break every bank, Insurance.
and other monsyed and stock company,
for is was into fheas hands that Gks
pledges of the State passed, the innocent
holders never dreaming that any confin-
gency could arise in which RESPONSE
bIe soyereignty world snnul its own OBJ
iigations az -
The proceedings 10 the Wirz trial Fri
day, we're rather interesting. The Wit
nssses for the defense are trying TO
prove that Andersonville prison was not
90 bad place altar all, and that Wirz
was pretty fair sort of man. One Of
the witnesses, on cfoss-examinsti6n, vas
obliged 10 confess he had written defen-
ses Of Wirz in, shpse Cpppsrhsad jour-
nails, the Brooklyn Eagle and New
York Ne0s, bat protested bis ignorAncs
Of their being aisloyaf papers. He also.
vas at loss 10 know shy be had been
subpenaed for the defense.
4 The Jackson (Miaa.) Daily ,Neaes saw
asely dsneunoss Gov. sharEs5 for agree
Ing TO accept tho proposition Of Colonel
Samuel Thomas. Of the Frsedmsnls
Bureau, 10 transfer aIl cases in which
the negroes are ooncsrne1 70 the civil
Anshorities, on condition that the freed
men are allowed equal rights before the
courts, both as suitcrs and witnesses.
Speaking for the people, the Nesos says:
They would have gladly accepted II to
rid shsmsslvss 6ne ssenihg Of this odious
Bufean Of oppression; but when il ia
coupled With an endorsement of oil that
is claimed By the agents Of that Bureau.
the people win rspudiste the act and
opinion with q. upaninity that will As'
tonish Gov. Sharkey or any other man
who advocates the equality Of the negro
before our judicial tribunals"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

New 0RLEAEs, Oct .6.--The steamer
Monterey, from Monterey, has arrived.
Alfred Jones, the Erie Railroad de-
faulter, was arrested here to-day.
Cotton, firm; sales of 1900 bales at
464c. Week sales, "A, COO Stock I07, :
600 bales. Sugar and Molasses, quiet.
Freights higher, 992 Exchange tc
discount .fageAe n @R oE
Planters Convention, on the subjsct
of broken levees, met yesterday, and Pc
titioned Gov. Wells and Gen. Candy 70
assist them with aid from the State and
General Government, in the work. Both
promised to give attention to the matter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

biggest paper is not necessarily the best.
Earthermore, 2 the largest sheet does not
alsays contain most matter, saying no
thing Of its quality. A column judi
cioasly prepared may contain more news
than q page carelessly thrown together.
Loaded columns, stunning head lines
and much display, as printers term il,
deduct just 30 much from the spaee
which the reader bnya per week, and
which in o rear makes vast difference
10 the actual value Of . newspaper. Few
men have time or iuclination 70 Ponr
over long columns TO extract therefrom
a few grains of news The times re-
quirs condensation. Tha pnbiisher who
BY extra editorial labor squeezes four
columns into ora obliges the great pnb-
lie and best understands his business
A poor tailor may scissor mp exchanges
best, but not every. knight Of the scis-
sors, can properly condense and eoliate
the news from the chaos that 10 left on
bis table when his scissozing is done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

San FRkscIsco, Oct THE steamer
California arrived from Mes York; also
the steamer Knizobs from Arizona, With
nearly $500, 600 In gold.
Gen. c. Boant, pioneer OF the Napa
Valley, died yesterday. W UC#
The Oregon State Fair commenced at
solomon, on the Sd inst The exhibi-
ticn Of goods and liss Of stock was larger
than ever before.
Gov. Gibbs Tof Oregon has issnsd q
proclamation calling a special session Of
the Legislature for December 5it. The
object 10 not stated in the telegram an
nouncing the fact go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
DRESS GOODS

Il Bot exaelisa IA yariefy sr eaaaffkr fr. sny
Me.tsrn City, raa~ a 10 FEice fguu EERN
CHAP - 80 ysianetA Plaid Dress Pafgtfn Is
STA fssssras ueFth sl1a. esF - ssN .sfIlG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

szrThe Courier says the State Senti.
mel has sold out itself and the Demo
cratic party to small squad Of Black
Republicans in indianapolis. We sup
pose the proprietors Of the Sentiael
sold the paper and threw 10 the party.
II Tilford d Co. bought the Ssntiael on
those conditions, they are ruined indi-
viduals. .....-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
OFEIOE ConnAsp'r OF EszBBr PRrsox,
October 5sh, 1855,


NEw YoRK, Oct T--Robert K. Lee,
ex .GensraLin-Chisf Of the rebel armies,
was installed President Of Washington
College at Lexington, Va, on last Mon
day. The ceremonies were OF very
unostensatious character, In compliance
with Gen. Lees request, but contrary to
the wishes Of many connected with an
interested institution. They desired 20
have tae installation attended with O
great dSal Of pomp and display.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

m-The Cairo Times of the 9th inst,
records The death BY suicide Of a young
girl in chat place, who was the victim Of
misplaced confidence. It appears that
che bad reposed confidence In man
named "BilIy," who secured her money,
TO the amount of S400, and left the
place. She became respondent, and
ended Der existence by taking large
dose Of arsenic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
NOTICE.
Notice to Tax-Payers.

NOTICE Il HERKBy GIVES TO TIE TAX
~ payers Of tire City of Evansville, that have
received from the Clerk q the CemmoE Cocueii
CT al city, fhs Tax Buplicste for the yssr ie9s.
and that am rssdy % recsiTs the TRxsseoa-
tai1sd IN said DBpi ieats
All psasous 30. paF thaiE hsxss In fall wfthin
thirty dAys from this date, uifl be entitled % .
dincount of thres per ce1t- of the a1o1nt sad
fhsas paying after khe exV1rntton o. fns fnfFfy
b entitIed 20 .eSsreunf 0f enc and ons-half Per
cent. Of the amount
Ny cGBcs is ~ the ksyor,s ONiee, on Loeust
street hstreea seecca and Thff4 sfreees ffa
oc7-3w Joas SCHUBERT, City Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

Guardianss Sac Of ReaI Estate.

EEsRE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN or TIE
Hsirs Of Mary paEIdson. decreased, will. on
attsr the Sth das cf October. 1855, sskl ~ pEf
vate sale the faliowfnx described real ests1s siE
Lot No In Block 6, in TIE Eastern Eaiargsneot
ef the city of EEansvilts, With Aoas-sEOry FrAms
Dwslalng- Also. Lots and In Block 10, and
and I'm Block ~. In tbs Scntharn Anlargs-
meat Of sad city, with Frame Horse.
TER&a OF 5ALE.-One-xhir cash one-thtrd
a2 u aad one -knird ak "A months. with Interest
sp12 ssw cALEH DAVIDSON Gnazdt4n-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
Cspseial 20 the Herald.

kSPS1ts4 - bue 11LaAa-f
WAsHIs9roN, Oct. 6-The activity of
tbs demand for public lands continues
with q remarkable increase throughout
all the West. The reports from local
agents TO the general I1and Office daring
the month Of September, indicate the
extent Of sales The ofsee At Boonville,
Missouri reports 2S, 900 acres Of Gov
ernnsut land TAKEN up and actu&llY set
tied upon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HERKBT GIVEN THAT TIE
~ ne1@rsignad has been appointed executor Of
fba last wFlf rf BArnmFm MAfdiow, late % var
dsrbursh ecnntys dsrra=ed. All pszsozz hEvisg
claims against said estate will p sse1t thsm soF
ssttlementi and all persons fndebssd 70 the s&ae
will pay ~ inaRedssfeIy Said esta . is snppcsed
- - soassnt- - EDNARD 4AIDLoW, ~
Hmp32. ass. Exscstor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

Mos1E, Oct 6.-McGee & Smiths
warehouse, with 100 bales Of cotton,
burnsd this morning. Planters Ware
house, with 400 bales, harmed last night
II was the work Of incendiaries. Loss
$500, 900; mostly insured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

y CHICAGO, Oct THE proprietor Of
the Chicago TfibRne states that ths Wm.
q. Smith referred to in the alleged con-
vsrsation with Judge Cation is not the
editor OF that paper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

The Russian LmsElcan Telegraph
completed 10 Fort &c. jams.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

PHiLArELRHIA, Oct The victim in
the Arch street murder was 9 eolored
man, agea 30 years. instead Of boy.
The burglars took from him the key Of
ths safe, and plaudered il Of $1,000 in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
Am Impndsna ilshaI Demand.

NEw YoRK, Oct IA special TO the
Times, dased Washington Get s, says:
Among the wateh-and wait c6mpahy
at the White House, for the past three
days, was r. Barnwell Rhett, Of the
Charleston Mercury, son Of Hon. r b.
Rhstt Mr.. X. finally got On audience
with the President, aud with an assunp-
ton OF great importance, profIered his
advice % Mr.. johnson as 10 the policy
that should be pursued towards the
South.
Mr.. Rhett then visited the Freedmsu's
Bureau, aud stated TO Gen Howard that
his family bad some negroes, several
hundred 10 al, in Alabama, for whom be
wanted 90 order Of transportation, that
they might be brought, At Government
expense, to South Carolina, where, ID
appears, these negroes belong, and fram
whence they were hurried By their own
srs when Gen Sherman arrived ia Sa-
vannah. Mr. Rhett made this absurd
dsHand In such au arrogant, impudent
manner that Gen Howard vas com
peIled TO order n guard 10 eject the Of.
fender, bat Rhett vamosed before the
order could be executed
The TfBses's Richmond eorFesp I'd.
ence has the following:
Dinltry, whe was arrested and con
veyed 70 the city jail, last Saturday. for
an offensive article in the Commercial
Br1tstiR, has been released TO night on
signing the following parole:
OFFIOE ComAASD'r OF EsaBBr PRrsow, I
October 5sh, 1865.
I, Chas. J. r. Dimitry, hereby agree
by solemn parole Of honor, that | vail
not leave the city Of Richmond without
the permission of Maj Gen. Terry. com
manding the Department Of Virginia, or
bic successor in Office, and that while
this parole 10 binding / will not critscise,
write or publish anything conserving
the administration OF the Cover nment
Of the United States. This parole 10 be
binding till cancelled by the highest nili-
taFy authority existing at the time in
this State.
lSigned, G. ]. P. DIMrTRx.
Witness: 1t. l. Herisadt, I'd La, 10Th
New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

NEw YoEx, Oct The gold market
In more steady and less excited. Gao
tations ran from Lac to 1.46k.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

FoRrEEss MosRoE, Oct 5.-The Gov
ernment sale of ,00O horses and 100
mules took place to-day. Sold at very
high prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

n. BarnwelI Rhett Prefers Advice
oM TO the President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
CITY NOTICES.
Notice &c Contractors.

CEPTEMBER IS. 1875.
Ths esrumaa ConncII of the City Of EFausvilis
vii receive Seaisd Proposals unrsl the 25th dag of
october, Ise5, for grading graTeiing a1d pAgtng
The alley tssrwsso Chestaut ass Cherry etreetss
snd extsns1ng from Third 30 Fourth efrseis-
S'-'' = An. EeeBIFT, dsrk.
Cttg Casks oMsss sspfsmbsr -. 1855.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
The Last Rally.

There will be . last grand rally'of the
Union men at the Court House corner
on this
MONDAY EVENING AT 7 7o'CLoCK
Gen. Shackelford and other speakers
have promised TO talk TO the people, and
the Crescent City band will faraish the
music. -s.
Get out big crowd. EN3 g4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
q o IN m u nitv at
Large.

ta4 t-a-sa' -
We have Just returned from the
kaHt with q well-salecfod Stock n
sa
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
tA q
Velvet Ribbon, Plain ana Rdxed.
r @
Bennett vslyets. Plain and Fancy.
satins and silks.
q
French and American Flowers.
ti.3 M @
Feathers and Plumsa
~
Birds and o.ksr orunnsntr
Straw. Felt and silk lIats and
Bonneta.
.
A Full Line Of Cloths for Cloaks.
10
Cloaks in Great Variety.
IL
Cloak 0rnameitn---A Full Line.
Ia
We Make Cloaka to Order, In the
Best and Latest Styles, at the
shortest Notice.
A Full Line Of Dress Trimmings.
t. Ia
"A Big stock Of Fur for Ladies and
Children.
1U
A Pull Line Of HUMAN Hair, in
Every shape and Style
A Large Stock Of r roy Woclen
Knit and woven Hosiery ana
Gloves.
~
"a Hat and Bonnet Blocks
Notions and Fancy Goods too
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
RrLEs am REaTLAIIL...

I. Ne papers given away At ths y
ssatzAtona ciEraiskion,
n Ne advssssarnsnia. local netau7A' Z -
s-tsd uaiss. prepaid er ray suarsntpea.
= Advertiseueuts WI sever b aecoN ~
looAi netioss unls.s contract = msae % tnH'
ana Sslus reosivsd tor tne aotice-
BE a No . EbeafsSElce. however faqF''
Inserted fer lssa sAaa One Dollar e~nh 9.x'
5. ManfAxsa., Eusoral Ana Believes n
must iavArIably he rais h asvanos q s'sH sH'f
ssrtion.
g. No ,,S1cisncy en the rArt % fearriAss n
made Eood by the olace. the eAfft
Isavs papsrs - ordered and diracte& #NN
pay lar their ckrelcssncas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

Oregon Legislature Convened
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
REMOVAL.
DTSSOLUTION.

THE PARTEERsfiIP HKRKTnFoRK Kx-
Il isting between J. n. etFsss, \. b. Brown
and Jo , Davis. un5cr the Arm nsms 81 Street,
Brown 3 Co.. wzs dissolved ~ The mufEal cen
SCAT Of ths parties, On the fsh fnst. The bnsl-
sss VII her after b. eonduetsd ~ tbs old stand
By ,. II. stxsst azd Joha Dusis, under the arm
mans Of Street D@Rfs. Who VIII pa5 all debts
owed by Street, Brown Co.. and receive alt
n0aies dns the old nrms excepting thsss notes
and secoGnts Transferred to J. 3. Bfown.
I'M BTBEET,
j. b BB0WE.
JOHN DAVIS.
WE hsvs tusf recefvsd ons of the largest lots of
marble oesrsd for sale IN this DArkst. We aiso
have on haBd large uumber sf nost bozutifzi
cottage zaonuEasn ts, which ncw selling as
greatly FsaHcsa rates Call and ass them bsfors
purchasing elsss hsrsE Wersroou, No, 49,, near
the canal. STREET a DAVIS.
not7-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
BOOI.IKII!I.''aI'.. z
The Book Tra

n ne BOOK Ira
HspoIsoh's Lifs Of Juiibs cazss. nos
Y~usss History of the IisEsliGsn
Tbs Dsspgsr. BY Mrs. Corr.
Thee Leigh. b Mrs.. Thomas.
Al ~ WORK Of the auihor of goif Il.
An he works ~ Lever
An the works by Dickens.
Jsvss1ls, from al fhs brsf aub,f.ht.
] pEi5s nsyssf n ths ssisc&lon III d
be for childrsn.
An sehrsi Books. States. p.ss- r..
suifsbls for eountsy nsfelstnts
Pho,oEr.Dhio Albums eksatss anH
Cinc matt.
An The as~ sovsis, bon hoasa taa i.
All ths Aagasinss ana 1iawrp.p6l.'
A'7lsn1id ';se1 I.;.,, q Plsssss =. Z! q H;Au
= inseps-s q f1sx 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
A Gaard Ordered 10 Eject HIm.

He Visits che Freedmea's Bureau
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09
BANK.


rEsHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Has NOV.
"a tneo iaa new RmnR BnssdinR, cornsr First
and Mnin streets. J. H CUTLERs Cashier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-09

.aai ,siilEsaaYa .lsa4la aisA I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

times % feet deep so meadows q richest grass ara
brightest flowers among teep, coBfcrous forests. Ife
tail slender pyrauidal pine ab0uEds, ohcn 10 feet
i.-h d. tfuuk and branches gorgeous VIII yeAo~
moss. 50 does that exquisite Dine tiped s.'trY ~,
lrfcsr -~atafs which DID It's Atiinte j. never i'lnd
less than one u De- above the sea Ihs pfoirse ''g'tk
tion WITH lark .p-- daisy l'v honey'lcke Ald soeo9,
is 81 "a hi-ff which. i1 tie White Mountains oi New
Hampshire. would k.l tree. flower cIa,' ana WI
indeed everything bUt granite kyen hcft ,tI'alI
decld10ls trees take V-wv forms I1Olstues Oh 'C-ss
are covered with Lwirf oaks and chestnIs rare! iu
feet high. get prolific Of shtiyeed nuts Inc s.lip
udE-d-il slso io1ri.hos. H. rcd herry-cl.ci susie
nance Of grizzly bcars-makcS excellent cider, ahJ IL
aCid juice Qge1lhes thirst
We arrived here last night Carks is = long low,
parChed log house inteIioriy of sod nniSl. lne
ladies' occupied straw beds while the maScul1es, OK
side. slept upon the ground uaicr the lee o. rcndE
hay-stac6. Mr.. Clark IS a hermit and pioneer q,
high intelligence and cyest Madness who ha' turned
his back upon civilization, tsChcwed boiled
shirts and without wife or child. ;cLcl hls lonely
tent in toe wilderness DuriUg Winter even he re-
treats before the Storm King 10 hauPosa- Ions.
bearded and sun Drowned he looks Ike modernin'd
Wandering jew, and talks Ike professor oi b...''
,''rss and moral philosophy. We so hence 10 TIE B'E
Trees. A. 4. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

when the Stakeholder Rebellion was power IN the
land Our Christian Governor does not. 81 lste. en-.
courage the killing and beating Of Rebels hs part o.
tho State and per consequence the outragos there,
think are growing beautifully l.ss.
PLEASING Contrast
u tho Governors method 0l dealing with returned
Rebels is furnished IN The following Instance. Gen.
Clinton B. F!sk Assistant Commits. oner ofthe Freed.
mans u .real-than whom q more thoroughly radical
and loyal man does Tot exist. ISIS you are aware
living In Nashville lie has tor some time. been occu
pyLg O CouuCdOls and elegant mansion on ~ -i-e st
property vacated by gentleman named "heeus' WHO
~ the Union occupation Of Nashville, abandoned MS
house. and, with Others, went 10 seek hs
rights 10 the "Couiederacy.' \ short TINE
slc- ha returned. obtained tie Presidents amnesty
and with it his residence on spruce 81 TIE General
however yts lot urged 70 yacate a-1 - the Wneeier
family and The Elsa family Oh Methodists isey con
Guided % live together which they DO IN the greatest
harmony They e2t together, sInc and pray toSeihet
20 out riding together. and. IL az I'D within The bounds
Of possibility have doubt would al feel Ike going
10 heaven together
b. never mind now. Il you fought risht or wrong
Thank God We are once IoIe {, .ther,
One country between us. and che d. shove
Foating free m this s-ushlHy weather.