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.nr. j. M, ~ M, H. $500 mi. .,,n ,.r
OF that.
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time"
lie wen, on, viii. his usual good night, a little
sad f,ccd hui kind as ever. Her iavor,ir son.
She looked attor him with tears i'll her eyes, and
thoughts both gentle and bitter were in her mind.
She had Away. beer, proud Of his s,cdy-lnintlrd
ness, bur II was this very trait now that she feared.
lien George once made up his mind there was
no turning him.
Louisa, sitting near The window ,Lc ncx , .,cr.
noon, saw her brother in law 70 on, NJ the gate
again, and, entering his cnrIiagc, 20 riding forth
toward Mrrid II Crntic. There he goes to see
Miss liigersoll, IN hct,' she thought, In, She III
not give u;lcral:cc to her thoughts this time.
Yes. he went Il, see Miss Inurrsull vet IoliS.,
little guessed his crrand.
Miss In.trsoll herself did NOT ,,,css i, a. he
stu oil before her. She was SURPRISED 10 sec him.
of,.r ia, . s,,n,, -. l,I h., ,,,, ,,., r,.,
..,.,w.l il, i not her ION, ~, .rc.,inr. I'm, ,bc,,.
w,s -, ~ >, ,.ord;.,;,v !, h.n ~. vncr
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8 ""Ne' /" ao"'e'"Na ~ III 10 tec' . nc
i"' '"' az INV '""' p'o"s"'" i''''cl'"''ef VI
c"'o' !" her 'hcc".
you dill not think | would conc 80 soon
n gain, did YOU! You thourh, Won had sam nr.
aw,y for ,-oo,I ,n,l Mi ncrh,,.
''Oh no, not 50 bad rs that. 1 hope. MIR.
Ciaia'a.n size answered, wilma new co..straiui
upon her.
He stood with his hand upon the back Of Il
chair, looking ,l.ouGhtfully down rs She spoke.
lie waited II moment thus in silence, and then in
The same voice:
"lf YOU send me away again it will le Tor gnnN
all, Tor have come 10 say wlla. will e!lh"r
Danish me entirely from youI presence OF give me
a r!sht tot forever. rs yonr answer may be.
nave come to ask YOU TO be my wiie-yon know
j ; ~ -" -" ',s ''"'' 80 |
'"'' 80, ""'s :. ,"
80 , 80 '"' Nv "N. go "NN "
- "'1 '"r'0'e - ~ 49, go
-,
, wish,uI ,,xi.,. vn,.
:. ON N. mr., = ##
lie knew Win, She ,n.o,,t-I,c k,n, ,m,t Sic !
real his mothers character, ana untici,atcl
l.cr opposition. 4 dark Hush mounted 10 his brow |
MS he answered
7" Ny mother las some "ld-scl.ool fancics aid
which are scarcely American; lii, on,
s''c' iii''S' nor U. ''''ircn II! consequence We arc
~" c'o"S"' : " 'e'S"''''"e e"o''s'' ~ ''''N'
go o
'ies-A SHOW nut can NOT enter u is'hi!y
'""c'co'"e" | sh"u'" nor oe h"PPy.
: n"' F" Fi'l'd'c'' IN ora "h''h ora PAST a"y'
WIN "h'ch "" utterly disagree IN every oei'tt
""o p''HS'p'e 'i'a' We nave. ! hl"k fm'l!;
'h'"h "hh' II ! 20 s"cf'hcc +" ""0ie MS Pe'haP>,
Tor 'h"'.
I" y whole i'ef-yes 'h'hk w'ht II Is YET
l 90 NOT see mat | can DO Otherwise"
- she '"'n that m"sinsiy' IN u SOFT tenatr
"he-'a ""ois ms ms f"cc siowel, s"f Wei!
ne kn'w "h"' SIZE meant. hy 'Aosa "ord-, so
size i@" c"h'tss'a hE So"' To INN,
= ' TX spoNe "S"'"' II WAY WIN ne" fehc-
'hche'' "hu ELOQUENT was the SUIT lie urged. The
''"'s u ~ ht' Eyes "hch IN concluded, DIT
u s'ooh i'ct mead
H' on itf.k ms Is moor DTtlp.- NpJluNl Or I
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! Co,um |. Is 20 10 20 30 TO. 10
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nnrtariy d7ertisers Advertisements conspicucu sly
splnyct by special agreement.
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do you recognize those :"
"What the violcts and pnn.ics | brought
you last week :"
"fes:E tried the mnl,itlora, but it hail fad
Ell too much, and I am used 10 painting Yiulels
and pansira more than v,lc. tluwers.
you have painted flowers Il great deal,
I'm ven't you: Those watcr-liilics YOU showed
rue were wonderful .
- Yes; have painted ,lcm good deal
] like to copy from nn,urc.''
SO they talk first Of the flowers. and then Of
the books. and George rcnd, some Of hi. favor
tie passages. George has evidently none Of
his mothers prcj':dices. lie is of the new. day
school instead Of the old. as You nigh, perceive
II you ubser web the books he bought. There
are two or three Of Thor,au's, md one OF Emcr-
sons which Miss lngcr.oil hasn't read and
George gets quite hrillihn, us he discusses item.
TIE to"n-ciock struck ten before he dreamed
Of il.
" Bless inc! | didn't know Il w:sso late!' he
said rising. II was II lnv,ly nigh, that met thur
eyes Is they stood ii momcn; by the open door.
1T will soon he delightful riding Miss Ing,r-
.oIl.' George remarked. animatcdly. as he Eel,
;hc sprin. ar land then you must lc, me TAX"
...... ,L.., q. -. ~. .....H..
YOU over SEINE of these hills. Ill promise no, to
upset you. iou will 90 with me. won't you J:
IL thihk not, Mr. Cla'nln."
y nat did you get SO permanent a fright
after nil III rllat upsctting !"
Oh no, not that bu. this is a rns.irinp
neighborlOod, Mr.. Citatam. and women il, nv
!"S''" '"'e l" pS '''! careful. ! WIS gun. To
SPe'N y !ous "cch NJ" OF more ;'to't another
mater connected with this subject. 1t Is better
'"'' so" Sh'"'' net come mere 50 frequently for
NAV very reason. OF course know that you
"e " ''"crh' ''''h""n s'hticin'n, AMI that You
=" ~ ! '''h' WITHOUT FcSai" 10 my
"''.''S position 'it Others VIII nor. There vii
~ 1890 :. W" '""Ph''onsh'r rs ours ihe
w '"S"' S"PP"Sh'"h OF u irritation or
- :" VI = s"''' 'here' row. you need
~" ~ - 49, ~ can : he'P''' 20" Know
- "e : ~ e""" "''nns q: ever.
She smiled nj the ronclnsinn- would no, lie,
him SPEAK in reply, hut hnde him: "e"od-niehr,''
iii such a fInnk, commonplace way ms "a dives,
every thing she had snii Of the l.ns, over.scnsi.
nv" or sentimental 'r'''ns'
:" " WIZ" ii Se'sh'on Hf chagrin
!" "s"ff"n'ncn'.
~ """'"h' she 'r' me speak. | wondrr:'
:, 80 ~ i" "s"'' as ne r""e along and
>t"'" 'eAA'"n an" n'"rtisyine,
N".h'r th"'am wa sitting up for him when
NJ arrived. X was an unusual thing, and George
N'"''" AZ h"f !" surprise when lie entered the
i"r''r' re was IN n" moot for talking. and
WIS fsh'inc his candle I" 70 up to his room.
7" ""n s'e SURPRISED nm sun more ny saying:
''NT'D!Ee, l want TO have n little mix with
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ingersoH bent over the busk It with II face o f de-
light. Presently she opened II portfolio and
pushed it toward her gucet;
"Do you recognize those :"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

! STAG oath snA9iy
/, !araIS2hies the
! iAa PerJMed man,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

<NA-@ er@-A ~
only question is, shall
carry, El4vS9sBsyiills w
pre- FIR making tie CAP
making eyeryomapto ia
,.illosTtbii5,&A tAiSk.,$ilI
words express aiagas
have ? copisd Iafromdthe
tsarsts dslini Gf ii i6staakt Ii
YAIssait foHuEaateE III
thsiUnioh pfens.aa. soasq
sac ns1 yL9i RI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
G0Hernor of PennsTlYania.

The Unionists of Pennsylvania met in.
.fp6Saai ian. on Y sanesdAy last at Har-
Fiaburg ard nominated on the first bal
lot Maj Fsk. JShns ". Geary for Gov
sr1 SoODS6 atssr me nOnR bstiqsI tke'
following dispatch was ,Bd@eRe@f AM
'feEd emid gatAuxAA@ cheers:
Fo-the Hon. John w. eEosaey, Har-
risbArgf My Aequaintan&e 80 Geps
! Geary IS Of long standing. Knew him
'lffhhd California, n MexieDN and during the
rabeltiSSp,, = = IL gives me, greatapIassnreote
I heata Testimony Itoshis most excellent
cliaFkeset1as & military Ieadesaaad d Akp Id
t.h0nnraB| emns$H9o Tsuknow of no officer
Who Who has 4 { PsSrf6Sfmedlhis whole duty Fith
more fidelity than Gen. Geary. = " Wv
JOSEPH HoUKER, Mai Gen. Cong. :
4 FhesN Y. Tribune says:
"There lie to be a Gettysburg struggle
Afp9a6sgl eAhaAg 65aE the party that held
itsrnonyeptipnjwhile Lee was on thsIsdI
81 -Pennsyfvanfa, and didn't call on the
people to rally to defeat edasapef hims
I1snSgohg &c Hfin. "nsT ....
=. 4 v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
fekd enid datAuA assfe c beers:
Now and Then.

r. eTRrFefsssb;the pure minds Of the De
MOcrscy bY yYeY s IF rene EN- dmbfAuce' wy fs
publish 4he opiaton Of the leading CON-
s,isiastssAtiVe Organ Of New YqshaditosiAlly
e4prAssedin 1865 and 1866, viz: p4ony
tRr0nrlths EqriastEsk [TrSm the World, March
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
The Ceppeshead state Convention.

The G9RReEAead State Convention.
The character of the recent Copper
Asha STATE Gouvslti6n may be compre.
hended from the action Of The meeting
held in thsStats House the night pre-.
csdingsmash Convention. We copy a.
aRePOFv thersofr'frem the. indianapolis
Gaaetsfesfmmo0 'A'sS
srg !" The DemoeEacy held a meeiipgrat.
the State House last night, which was
presided overshgya an ex- Mai0r Gensrel of
the Sons of Liberty, whos4probosedl to
rlieakAte thesxshet Ffisbuers from Camp
Morton The burden Iof the speeches Of
the evening was thel8udation of ,PEeair,
Dent sohGss&kfOs 5vssoing the freedsepssI
bill, spiced with bitter denunciafiaas Of
pEFd6efn. Brown, of The firm OF Peck
ard and Brown. thanked theSsL0rd with
Lmbrelf ekssa3y tia ID cency, that Abras,
ham Lincoln is no longer President. II
ftE Attgr commodity Iis,t 30 beglooked for
in Copperhead demagoghs at all, II
should be found in this GAisI Bis aEs
exultation of the speaker over the gains
of his party through the asaGssfhAtfonH Of
the Presfdent Wis loudly applaaded;
aid, T ia ny Ahe spiritIofathg deisl
gates. there sispe doubt that if Booth had
been Alive and presehE ne would have
Fdce6ped lie chair filled BY the Msjd
GsdasBte VS. q6HA4 a-cOnspisatess.-
Ia AE5EhsFabf the speakers, nAuhdlMcE
Donald, denounced PteHllautdAinrofR As
hyp6critss Of 'tbe dhtkessId yefdf hfs
Sue atm emf Of FsfIaGe Northerp radicals,
and thensissuinE tho emancipation rprcc-
lamation. This latter act he denounced
as most villainous and despotic, and he
seemed to fear that johnson might still
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

Q thatQl{ Msga bsns !
States sohGTkdJe
a possess the Con
pms, shoa'M1Bs6BS
And upon the refu-
NIT the members of
|eatsg Izia thSPEeTl
the President OF
Hefshds AhdHPk6F1
| State nav nEthe :.
pre- thakh Jays h.
.AEAIuaI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
.r9m91AR.

-e1ud -r-a1e 1o1sissT
loo sat 5s2ilgo ai beins
no 4slioo sHt "a 'tinq a.
.hsiCh 70 assniHsd q
0d5 o. s1cm TEiiob-4isi
$50 h9ra
Boz bas aud COX S1o.l
nab Eiosb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

rehase goods in my
d ex4lnlne by Mfge
sdEAefe, DrI am do
|. oe20-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
R@ Eafd ME EhasdlnR-ala.s...ea.sds

5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y "
curing to the freedmen grants. Of aaadas
given them by General Sherman, Janu.
GsHB(u@A I'VE E6dld like to know
whether the Copperheahs indorse the
PIE sids1fsia ,ghas taking Away SsN aIjspds.
frpp shse septb carolips.. ls Ei hlsL 81
giving them to the negrosse b'ffthey cam
adoraf tsfikalI bDliDi quissslilsess . H6ii,
what can they not iudOrs .. :"
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

'oo1T The Dsp SeFsticS State CoESsnfiop ,of
PeHnsyivania did nat ihdorse Pre&deEE
-JehnseR4 ibis is astonishing What
Idokl iCfMeh6J EVERY iE1divfdual Sseihl
bErof thAEq cupEeneiRI must Ehass M
HdeFsed the sFEeRiGent of late many times
Ievers eRa yetoiAthsiE sgRBsgqts eskediE
tt7 fhey we're silent. Only one solution
of sNssrapHRM subject suggests HitselA
The Convention nominated for Govern
,,ofsan phsdIItef6tsd ahtiyar DyrsXcrdtl
named, Hester Clpmer, aud be- was un>
fortuA atelyis0n dreeorhs asi haHine
spoken th6s. 10 Il know, sir, that Andf6W
atohnson, haskots as1far as the farthest,
lah ready q 90 istill farther, to uproot
every principle upon which this great
'ahdFgooa G0esKnaneht Of ours is founded.
know that be hes bent with suppfisnt
knee before the throne of power ka6s6
tAetaer Relf ar some Other c0nsidsrd-
tsO'ssI ne mas succumbeh to every meass
lsure presented 10 him. 1t was hardly
ITO be expected that having nominated
5 Mo Dlgnier for Governor, she Snvenz
ton should indorse the President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19
old Msstaa B Rag6s:.::

He Is dealing 10 aud sH1mg Albn's improved
Steam GuAge, ~ roignt nod Wek1ed Pipes and
Tubing, IN qffnn iHMaHa@p foveq Smut. ResAol
chimes, StepheH Ian, Elpwfr skparatcrs, Ger.
man Boltiag Cloth WIMA E1astic Betting, Pack.
ing, Hose. &c. ,~f the best k hid ainpE1e RsIlskf
Iron BloekTins Pigs eRbsA Bhbit detass sbeTtsf,
Fire BrickS s
He has every facilitY nf The best Machipery and
workmen, ~ Fbll I'll III wofk cd rusted to him
his indivi Sral Atten dg oIaers proNptlEr,
warrantine hi9 ork and ID satiAhed with feA&
enable prices. ~
H~Ofhca and So - HI Fo&adray Bqflaf.l
yard Machine sAop on Pine sreetf between First
ard Second StFssss, Evansville. 1nduwssasusuuuuus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

emit Of Gold Pens OF
; .SvrTeKE:Sys
biod euoH ,ssIbnAd,
U''CK..s si1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

q q, 1000. -
-. ms 1&sdkIskJ aud
,hesstly Oaligplat NE
moot prof gats as
Roman Emperors, rails.
cd his .hor9eftp thetdig.
nifty Of &GcHshk Aah ~.
,flqe that 10 formeEtiWeg
had been filled by thh
greSteat warriors and
statesmen OF the Res
public, the .Scipios and
Catbs Hq 81 DE ta3ghEjt
Julius himself. The
/. ebTisulship fefa ,FtAfta1
ly more disgI acSd by
thai scandalous transr.
,Ertion, than in our Vice
Presidency by the lats
election otl -tsAftdfe5F.
johnson. That of1ics
has been sdoEned in.bet-
ter dsy66 II M1a t1ldlzsk
and Accomplishmentg ef
Adams and skeRf s6hb
EQlihton and Gerry. Cal.
hoqu apdYap Rusan.
and ned u - A !
by His iassIsnt, drunken
brute, IN eowparieop ssslIA
tcham sSssQ< ki51gsslds
horpe sOas rsspsctabIe!-
bforlthe pooESAniR uAk did
not abuse Win S@nNnik-
TURF. And to think that
only one frail life stands
HAetween this insoIeslt,
ef0aysisk -drHnkard. and
this PrkaiaeneNi MAJ
God sbsssS snd1spafs
Abraham Lincoln I"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

men when he renowned his citizenship
and sought to destroy our Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

|s3uiag sFdissssos liz haA
b. a8oiiiEsagzs b1s ssiHa7iT
hda1aE b. noilgssis adj
|1sas1 ollJHr EssaisiI'i ed
hnT IoTTeuu9
heH hna bio sisS5 70 herSno
.nbs1 isszz bHs haiaqsis
adsisTi
ssnig5itrRq slHf JaS -Es
ado 81 Oh .soHi0 assrg III
.slifs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

'ss President johnson
.hasnohiys DDS
cheractAr for staadipesar
bf pufp 6s&And I6lifickh
pouragew hF- the veto he
sent q tife 81 n&te, yes
terdag Def BE lsiIlf fsr [
enlargtqg the powers Of
tAe fsssfri1e Bureau.
| ,sF3silas9,. W."
posing an able State pa
Per. Though fame Of fhis
kipd hAs its, Ealitkk siS
trivial In comparison
WITH he Ai9 EsF dikibntes
ofSstHassmGwsbip exhibit-F
cd " Mr.. JohDsofs. AHis
eteadtpessyAUA power of
VIII, ms sAfreb day, So
.aRcitFs lei9 sil&d dDsJ
appear on this occasion,
% Conspicuous advan-
tAses JHs hasfh zap the
courage 10 riseubogapey4
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1t AA-it has always here
Etof9re been understood,
! he hes sheTp That arm
! cenH denee On : his own
Judgment which .yRafsl;s.
a mind Of more Mon or-
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4 Y IaAK GHA
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be made vacant by the
herein before meRtiQRadl
rEill bespefmitte % ieI
terms s&tiAfgct6fy tob6I
approved by this Bureau
ruIgThAPseAlsEay on [
Main, not having grants
1uDt bhesaforce&oaG aeAve
dJniicifs inhtfl1tke' owners
upon which, they Way bell
Elrspf esedsatfves, shall ha y
opportppities of ,lahprr d
and cehd stiods Ssh be
this Bureau. S':ould suC
-refuss TO accept the offt
they will rHmQEe from sh
shd alioN ths owners thel
tunity to hire Others {
b66R5to0 9nHaa1
b YEeNoAhiqGi9 this ord
strued into q formal restG
hT&hdssD
By order Of Brig, Ger
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

D SAYS tie President
ooea Afellow whertak
10 sage sihiea pr6peft
validity of tAsrAAth,
and not to be trusted
u n n
81 say that the Il
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ut keep Q watch
nIents ofsuch pert:
d a disposinoH To-
carry. them ofoiA
hour movement.
AL yop for
'ket, orrthe Loyal
'9y hesitate to an
ds League LiaeA,
q openly,iaEaiasti
q fight must be n.
ept questionable
the workingmen
% say YEsi We
fassJ6hn, Haaai
Ike positiop03IaO
PespGdsnt. <Is
ID paragraphsy we.
co%ieEa speRI
4 Democracy are
1.-THE feld RgaHiaf
aH 7 2 Z a "a
dcratic party are
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lamation. This latter act he denounced
as most villainous and despotic, and he
seemed to fear that johnson might still
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

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o. mid WIEgeBU(
sq bni sid sol aoiioEaosq
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men when he renowned his citizenship
and sought to destroy our Government.
.3afsag sEas&rsait6ssshouId take back
seat in The work of restoration"
The Democratic Convention afhrms that
al ifsbzf shdnld be Immediately admits
ted tgt4sfESts in Congress which they
have been elected By Southern rebsls 70
fti;s g Or, Is case case 81 fgldsaf, it's ihuAed
That the President slight Gust the
Whole c6hceth b force. The DemOcra-
~ hg gh5lods fOfi y SisplsK af cspp,
vaaIlisaas 4 This' q 1 The issdess1AA-tai'
torssocr, loyal msAr--:hOse who fought
sgsinssorf 10 favor IF ss.he Government
.mausge its affairs SsssCopperheass sSs
rebels should gaye rn,aa qniop sme9 sag
| with. Preside ~ oisnson, "that the trail
/ tor5Aas aeasM 10 Hesa citizen and in
jJHiHsiBgl ths rebellion has b coqgsgublie
4aamN cHs Gp0eHss bis right TO- to vote Ot''
1~itH loyakneno iahen he rsRopnced Dis
I citizenship and Sought tosFehtrGyy. Dc eppt
GovernmentlsiHAs / "a -.
4 % IL V V II Z a a F. = a.a--ao' -"
akAAH isaa singular fact that the Copper,
'EBsads never pats soadfsr on, their ,tickssaI
II nfifhs distiiGnclfy denies the justice Of the
l,oaus u,i IN which he fnaght, aSd Jesddiales
the friends By whom be was sustaHfra5dA
A soldier to become a CopperRsA6ak tHQdS
JSiel4and paeIAtAtpfa ana confess ia
be was murderer in fighting sspspplI
4JhsAiy G6htsdding for their rights ,v !
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sf'7ii siwsa a'dsadaisi9
IL We further beliey
rom The Southern
bse.s -fofs6 dsiskfA an
stifg5ionql qrali1ffata
medaatal Iaa dnail tada
ssh s Of. Gongress4e1 aH
such States liz
negative & andl duty .oi
the United Ststss,to
the integrity Of ever
sUplonv-and to take G
faithfully executed I"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

tates that @yd
conaplidaslon
GSn ow6erS
freed people onr1
It&-pRTHes Andd
the stands an6
J W lRnas,Hill1
al present.
9 oil ia lndGl
l&sd, or theiEI
re- WHered theul
pcnRdeh tAsmEI
} MtisMctoN to |
pebplGI
els Thus made.
"a Nlahtaff5ns5I
re69<ae oppoB|
10 culmaAthT|
y q
Ter shall be cons
Fs of q ssucR
u.uR.K. S q
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