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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15
For the Journal.
To the Benevolent People Of Indiana


To the Benevolent People Of Indiana
The undersigned. Commissary for
the Southern Relief Association, has
made arrangements for the receipt,
storage and forwarding of all food or
raiment that may be contributed.
The Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad and all our steamboats, will
carry free of charge, and vaaoHt4 !
alstts. HAYHURsT g. WHITAKER,
r. X. DUNKERsoN & Co.,
Cox & HUMPHREY, =
HUBS & VIETs, g,fau
j. q. DUsoUoHET, 9ao
f. III. EHRMAN e. Co.,
80 BAIRD & START, atIu
Will receive, store and forward all ar
tieles of food, free of charge. o. /,
MAcKEY, INSECT & Co. g
GILLIsoN MAGHEE & Co.,
!DXrgJAoyEss. HUDspETH u Co.,
SHANKLIN & REILLY,
Will receive, store and forward all ar
ticles of raiment free of charge
!. The suffering is, intense and the re-.
Lief should be prompts Show forth,
then, your humanity sll
P. HoRNBRooK...
Commissary Southern Relief Ass ion.
,a,ICity and country papers friendly
to the cause will please copy.] sies
The undersigned, the Executive,
Committee of the Southern Relief As,
ISOLATION of Evansville. Indiana, APP,
good peopie0 ofSouthern
Indian, in behalf of the enfamished
people in the South You are blessed
with pIentyAtlfey are dying from star
walton. Rememberiit is more blessed
to give than to receive. and he that
giveth to the poor, lendetbs to the
Lord. 3eI. 1 q, - 7. Irf -, !
) Helpless women and children are
in want to the point of starvation.
Give of your -four; give of your corn;
give Of your corn meal; give of your
bacon; give Of yyeqr shoes, suitable for
women and children give Of your
fabrics, that will make up into CLOTH
Ing for women and children; give Of
your money; organize in each coun-
ty, township, city or town; collect all
you can of the above articles, and we
believe you have confidence in us
that will guarantee an honest distri-
button. Money sent to the Treasur-
err, orEfood and clothing to the Com
missary, will be acknowledged by re-
ceipt andin the city papers, =
81 : SAMUEL Oar, President.
JOHN 5. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
JOHN SHANKLIN. H5
- = WILLIAM HEILMAN. q
CHRISTIAN DECKER.
10 p HoRNBRooK, Commissary.
w. j. DALLAM, Secretary.
[City papers please copy and request
all papers in Southern Indiana to
copy.l AeR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

Subtitle Republican free trad
ers in Congress were recently sold
very handsomely.noThey had con-
tributed, literally to the organization
of Central Committee for the print
ing and distribution of documents,
when one of the first documents
sent South was a high protective
tariff speech by Judge KELLEY,
of Pennsylvania. This is little
more than they bargained for, and its
repetition will, mo doubt, be an Doc-
casion of offense.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

EVANSVILLE, April 18th, 1867.
Mr.. Philip HoT,lbrook and others:.sof..gf 2
iGENTLEBIEN :--You will please find Fifty
Dollars, to be applied for the relief OF our
Southern brethren. or "a II
Yours, THOMAS RoYsToN.
The Relief Committee acknowledge
the receipt of Fifty Dollars from
Thomas Royston, and to be applied
to. therelief of our Southern brethren.
"a sos J., s.. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railro 3

FROM VrNCENNEs. :.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

es L. HORNBRO0K, Commlssary.
w. j. DALLAM, Secretary.
[City papers please copy and request
all papers in Southern Indiana to
copy ,-f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22

:, THE Now York Tribune, of Friday. last, has
the following. supcrcilious announcements: -''The
Supreme Court Of, Louisiana has just held TINT
no recovery cum be had for notes given for tho
purchas6 Of slaves-n doctrine unnecessary or
oept inr, benightsd cases" What flood Of
light our Now Y6fk brother must enjoy that is
'daniel to us "bcnightcd cases." Every judge
and every lawyor in tho South has bcch re-
volviiig this question since tho abolition Of
slavery, md while many of them hnye arrived
atlthc same conclusion here published rs being
the judgment oftlee Supreme Court of Louisiana,
they would be slow TO- forejudgo Tho question by
sol nippant an assumption. "Fools rush in
where angels fear to tread" '';~ "%'
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mlsdemeanor punished by ane and imprison-

mlsdemcanor punished by fine and imprison-
nent. E,
AS wo understand tho order II transfers all
trials Of violations Of tho United States rovcnue
laws, rs far as thOy relatc to distillation, from
tho United States Courts to q military commits
sion, consisting Of the Commander: Or tho Mil
itary Post and;two associates ~ : *
It also prohibits distillation from grain, 80
for doing just what tho act does, but transfers
ull violations Of the order from tho civil courts
OF tho State to tho sume military commission,
and instructs them to, bc guided in the. punish
ment to bo inflicted by tho analogy of tho pen
alties Of the revenue laws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22

. q :. ~ u 4 .
Tho New. York Tribune lectures NJ. Du CuML-
Lu on his lecture q few days ago: on the negro.
Tho cstono of offence appears to be that the
gorille-fndcr,, after reviewing the condition of
tho negro in his savaBe stGte in his native home.
and contending that tho African has no " pow
or Of progression" proceeds to say .'of all
the unoi7lized nations, tho negro has been
found the most tractablo and dooilc, and he hus
q number of good qualities thnt compensate,
in measure, for the bad ones. we ought,
therefore, 10. be kind TO him and elevate him.
That he will follow III the course Of time,
other lower races, and will finally disappear,
l have very little doubt" =.
/ The Tribune tells NJ. pu CHAILLu that lie
mny be very good hand OF telling trnvcll.
cr's tales, but ho should confino himself to
that, and not deal III generalization.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22
CH A RI ES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY, "a, 1867.

Jon Wonx.-Wo hnvo now completed our
Office SO as to execute, in tho shortest possible,
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends. ~ ~ =, gag
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22

LARGEST OIRoULATIoH.-Ths DAILY
NEws puJHshes The Official List Of Let
tcrs remaining IN The Posto6foe az 10 end
oi' each ,oesh,s agreeably o.the JoRos0ing
section Of Me Ne,o Rostc8fce Lao, al the
nc,o.paper. having The largest circulation in
tho City Of Charleston:
sEoTIoR And bo Il further enacted That Lists Of le
tors remaining uncalcd for in any Postoeo In city
town village whore a nowspaper shall DO printed,
shall hereafter BIO pubshed only tho nowspspof
which, bong publshed wcokly oftcncr sha hAyo the
largest circulation Within range OF delivery Of tho said
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22
OS 7.

nROPPED FROM A WAGON, EN ROUTE
~ through Queen, King and BeauiaIn itreets, on
yesterday morning, RED COCK, tied by the legs with
chamor Tho nder will DO rewarded by leaving him at
WAILAoEs STABLE, Chalmers, noar Stato srcot.
May "a
NlwENTY-FiVE DOLLARS REWARD
i Lost, SINGLE SET DIAMOND BREAST PIN.
plainly mounted Tho abovp ruward Will be paid IL loft
At this omco. May 20
II OsT--A BULL LTERRIER, YELLOW An ID
l. white, numbor OF scars isce, answering 10 tho
nano o Jack Atcward OF 80 Will BIO paid 70 tho pcr.
son returning this dog to Maj. Gen. D. Z s1oKLES.
May II
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! DEN TlST RY.
.COPAR.TNERS S HIPS.

Y COpAItTNERsIlIP DISSOLUTION.
Tli1E COMPREHENSIVE IN COTTON PLANTING
and Stortkcehihg he ctofore existing under tho nsmo
OF WHhLEY, KINdsDURY Il CO., having been dIssoIy
oil aSeohs or Claims Of any kind description already
existing must be handed in at once 10 JAMES ~ GRAY
ESQ, Master In Equity. JAMES L wTIALEY,
May 10 ~ wa4,l For whslcy, KinxsGury ca.
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w A N T S..


WANTED, A coLoRhD WOMAN TO
Bmsll family. Apply ut No. III WENTWORTH STREET.
fay0 .--H;.-.l.- - -------- = :. ~
GO IN THE COUNTRY.
w two respectable young girs. Ono IS House Mnd,
tho other Chnmbornad and Seanstrcss, Chamber.
maid and to attend 70 two or threo grown children The
nay A. ~ = ---- ~ : =
,yiThNTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK IN
w suME GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE. Can keep .
set Of books collect and mako himself generally usoful.
Tho nrat city Recommendations will bo given. Address
PERSEVERANCE, Daily News Onlco: HAY II
VXTAETEDs. AN, DLDBRLY WOMAN IAB
w Cook for quito small family. Ono who Ia WILL.
abo 10 manners, apply At No. go Calhoun street
yEyIsHEs sOafETHINa To Do. LADY
w that can cut and mako men and boys clothes.
laha and chilrens dresses, kocp house, and mako
herself generally useful In tho house, kitchen and
garden. Low tcrua- Good references given required
Amy oue writing please state torms. Address
April7r OF ~ i-t,s v.neo's Is Fury. @ s.' O. !.
w TANTED;A A SITUATION AS RECEIVING
w aud Delivering Clark by ono who IL competent
anican tqrniah tho best: Of ruerspSes 4. Aadressi
May II si.a s7a ,,,,.ai,.. Al This Once.
yIfX fXHTED, AN EXPEKIEaCED NURSE.
w Apply at No. LEaARE sTGREr Nay 10
IN DS,, .T.AE GENUINE BARTLETT SEW
DAJs ING MACHINE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $50
Bartlett sewingt Mnchinn Thia Machnb will do all the
work that DO dono any Lighprced maahino, and
La fully patented licensed and warranted for yo years
We PAT tn above wages, or q. oorhmssion ram which
Philadelphia; Pa ', SO April 10 i
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70 R SALE.

u Oh LEs 90 -
: ENOR sALE-A NO. I MILK COW, WITH
II YOUNG CALF, warranted gentle and viii, feed
lrum tho tub. Raised in the city Can DO seon ct No
a MARKET STREET, north sdo botwoen Meeting and
Church slroots. = i.. ~ 10 -.-'f'F May22
ENOR SALE, cows AND CALvEs.-FOUR
u SPR1GaE1tS. ono Cow with young cai Can 1t
No. 81 QUEEN STREET opposle Mills from IL A. M.,
TO 2. a., and O. OF Pm. r IL .g.AAy "a Z
Tor SALE, A CARRYALL,, WITH TWO
u Seats, polo and SHAFT Also set of doubls and
sngle HARNESS, all In good order. Can DO soon and
6asganed for cash or time noto .. thirty days. at No.
n Lynch street. ~ May II
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PIC MIC
OF THE. J
GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.

l. FI1N PIC MO DER DEuTscHEN sPRrTzEN aEsELL
u sClIAFT wirI stattnnden auf dom Schut1onplatz
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A M US E M ERTS S.

ASic=0eic, crz 1-g,,
Gts,6tu pen Der 9Barleasu Fsn 8ane. aaJ benz
e9fpsnplae, 0enaerila8, ben 23fen Naa 1867, ,pS,u
alle sttbtttH 6rtunse er0sttnn einss!abrh ilnb
OmnituIe trerscn ae Is YiinutsH BON eine- Strett
HaH tem SGuqcnplaer abGeGen. 80
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TO RENT.

II
GTORE TO RENp-A TIiREE STORY
hsyS sips5 ., ls.s % 70 -
Msy "a -. ..I--I t,.I LII ~ ...ri-
ITO RENT, HOUSE CONTAINING 2
l. squsro Rooms Dressing Room, and Pantry, on
East Bay No. 269 door north Of Society street. Ap
ply 2 MARsHAIL's WHARF.
May "a 80 r" "''5''' N''', So
A IISEN RESIDENCE TO RENT, "A
IN very pleasantly located residence, containing four
rooms, pantry. dry vol. &C. and with well OF unuBu.
ally coed waer opposite TO tho Presbyterian Church, 10
offerth FOR rent For terms apply TO IT. J. HESwARD,
Esq OF Aiken. or at No. IS Anaon street. In this city,
Mny "a "II.. ... y. q. WINS
ITO RENT-ROoMs IN THAT DELIGHT
Il Full RESIDENCE No. SOUTH BATTERY.
Hay 20 aEiE-.El. n mwts
rJNOl RERT. A! NEW AND WELL FIN
l. fSHED two and half story BRICK HOUSE, adt-
untodtn 1rumbo Place, near tho Of Broad and
Ruuodgo stTcots, containing BquRro rooms two largo
wcl fniaed attcs, Two dresaing rooms pantry cstern
and n the neeeasary outbuildnSs Inqpira next door,
70 q D. TnUMD0: niwf E.5. March rs :
DNICK STABLE TO RENT.-A COMnIO-
ID DIOUS BRICK 6Tk1ILE. with Accommodations
for horses and vehicles be hre applied eoou
For PARTICULARS apply on promises, No 90 CHURCH
sTREET. west sido, near Tradd. ,i-.-- April II
'rrO atENr, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. Oa
L. KING .SPRRET, with OF a. nno cistern For
mftheE psrtGnlars. sppiy on the prcmisds:Ll 2 - ,
,ftn - . u? Q! :--.I:s "a ;is.t:-.. ~ f.. q
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LOU IS COHEN,
No. 24S KING STREET.

In this limo will bo found tho latest Novelties In Cold
and Btnck SILKS. GRENADINES POpLINS LESOS
OHALLIES. PouT DKCHEyRES, Plain and Figured
BAREaES and hIALANdES for travelling. N
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30

EMIGRATION AGRNCY.-We have received
a letter irom Mr., Morys llaggar, Bmigra
ton Agent for Texas and the Southern
States, - Waterloo Road, Liverpool. lie
has gone actively and vigorously to work Il
furnish the people Of the South, and hi'
friends particularly, with house and field
servants, from the best classes of the Euro
pean laborers. He has established commu.
nication with all parts OIL England, and
feels confident of being able to meet all de-
mands made upon him. lie is a gentleman
long resident in the State perfectly relia'
BILE, and every way worthy Of confidence
NarshdH Republican.
Mr.. IIaggar has become associated with
Mr.. Makeig, in the above business and
they have just established an office at Gal
weston. We have received letter from Mr.
NJ, in which he expresses wish to inter.
est some good practical man in Dallas, who
is alive to the subject, to act as his agent
and communicate with him freely. lie says
"Emigrants should be got here with as lit
"tlc expense as possible; hence, l cannot
Stafford, at the price We charge, to pay much
commission"
The card of Makeig & Haggar will be
found in our columns to-day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30
a Great Bargain.

Il HE place where "a. c. BroWder now
resides, about Of q mile East Of the Town
Of Dallas, ineiuding GO ocres Of land, "a or
IS acres Of which is under good fence and
in cultivation two residences, large barn
and other Out-houses, good vel and many
fine springs Of never-faiiing water, aud a
large spring branch, af0rline At all sea-
sons Of the year an inexhaustible supply Of
water sufficient FOR the operation Of any
amount Of machinery, is now o6ersi for
sale
On this land ilers are many handsome
situations for private residences. IN an ele-
walton Of shout % flei above tie level Of
the town. covered with beautiful groves O
young cedar. and an ab1niance of good
water esn BE- had auyuLure On ihs Land By
digging wells.
Persons wishing % engage in running
rnsclineIy in fhis vicinity, OF Wh3 desire
10 securs ths best situations for rrirzis res
idsuces near town. rouli Do vel 10 cram
inc this place before Purchasing elsewhere.
For fuTtt e. particulars callcn
ID. G. BnOWDFR.
Dallas. Har-t N 1sl57-12sfrn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30
THE STATE OLE TEXAS

TO the Sheriff Of Dd5ias CounW, Greetinq :
WHEREAS Samuel +. Goble, Admins
w traitor of the estate of Ebenezer Go
BILE, deceased, has filed in the office of the
County Clerk of Dallas County, Texas, his
petition praying for partition and distribu-
ton of the estate of Ebenezer Goble decd.
You are therefore commanded TO summon
by publication, Alkaline, Emeline, Jose
phine and Butler Hill children of Layina
Hill, decd, daughter of decedent, and Ma
ry r., Joseph b., Samuel s., Julia A.. Lewis
X, and Rosa Belle r. McGufin, children
of Rhode McGufiin deceased, daughter of
said decedent, and Iva Goble, daughter of
Wilson Goble decd son of decedent and
also heir to Hattie Goble, decd, her sister
and Pauline Mithell, wife of said Wilson
Goble deceased, and heir to said Hattie de-
ceased, being her mother, and - Mitch
ell, husband of the said Pauline Mitchell,
all of whom reside in the State of Indiana,
and heirs at law of said Ebenezer Goblc,
dec d., to be and appear at the April Term
OF the County Court of Dallas County for
Probate business, to be holden at the Court
House thereof in the town of Dallas Oh the
last Monday in April 1867, (it being the
18th day thereof then and there TO show
cause, if any they have, why partition
and distribution of said estate of Ebenezer
Goble, deceased, should not be made as
prayed for by Samuel F. Goblc.
Herein fail not, but due return make as
the law directs
- Given under my hand and seal
[ SEAL of said Court, at office in Dallas
wv this March Goth day, A. b. 1867
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The Order of Gen. Sheridan

HQ'Rs 9TH MILITRAY DISTRICT, !
New Orleans, La, March 10, '67 T
General Orders No. 1.
l. The act of congress entitled Gan
act to pr vide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States,
havig been officially transmitted to
the undersigned in an order from
the Headquarters of the Army,
which assigns him to the command
ofthe Fifth Military District created
by that act, consisting of the States
Of Louisiana and Texas, he hereby
assumes command of the same.
2. According to the provisions of
the 9th sections of the act of Con-
gress above cited, the present State
and Municipal governments in the
States of Louisiana and Texas are
hereby declared to be provisional
only, and subject to be abolished,
modified, controlled or superseded.
3. No general removals from office
will be made, unless the present in
cumbents fail to carry out the pro.
visions of the law, or impede the re-
organizational, or, unless delay in
recognizing should necessitate a
change. Pending the reorganiza-
ton, it is desirable and intended to
create as little disturbance in the
machinery of the various branches of
Provisional Governments as posi-
bic, consistent with the law of Con-
gress and its successful execution /;
but this condition is dependent up
on the disposition shown by the
people, and upon the length of time
required for reorganization.
4. The States of Louisiana and
Texas will retain their present mil
itary designations, viz: "District of
Louisiana" and "District of Texas"
The officers in command of each
will continue to exercise all their
military powers and duties as here
tofore, and will, in addition, carry
ont all the provisions of the law
withins their respective commands,
except those which specially require
the action of the Military District
Commander, and except in cases of
removals from, and appointments
to, Office.
p. II. SHERIDAN
Major General Commanding.
Official: GEORGE LEE,
LIST 1t. DIST u. S. /. A. A. A. G..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30

- I'D "a" -"
81 W. faoy, editor N ihe shfoyttofl
0atei'e hls recently visited New Oflsans
Among Other lhinai he speaks NJ sseiar
daring Ma Welt was Tho grand liniar fof
tho bcheGi u anforiunile Coniedefaies, II
whleh he saysi
nEterylhinf va conducted iairly and
in no instance did The ladies fiil to return
ohinge. The donations have been muni6.
cent, amounting Ia the aggregate 10 s2i,OOl
fFon which prize tickets 10 the amount of
100000 have been Issued. over $4,000 Of
tickets were sold In the bazaar, aud returns
from oil parts Of the country will In few
days complete the sales, when the prizes
will hc drawn. II Il believed that nearly
s200,OO1 will be realized from all sources,
which will be an ample fund for establish
ing Southern Hospital for The maimel
Couftderates, who are unable TO make u
support by the labor either Of their heads
or hands,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30

CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.-We call atten
lion to the advertisement of Capt. f. G
Browder, in to-day's paper, in which he
offers for sale his present residence and 90
acres of land % of which is under fence
and in cultivation. To cash purchaser
we are assured that this place will be offer
ed at a great bargain. 1t is one of the
prettiest locations in this neighborhood,
either for residence or the erection OF ma
chinery of any kind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30

BJ- The Sherman Star of the 18th
says that Maj. Owsley's new paper,
the Courier, will make its appear.
ance on the 2Sth inst.
We clip the folloging items Of
news from the Star:
The soldiers were paid off at this
place on Monday last, and were al
lowed two days to spend their mon
ey, which most of them have ALREADY
done. On Monday night they got
drunk, had several fights among
themselves, and broke into one
private house, and one of them was
slightly wounded; they also at
tempted to get into other houses,
but were foiled in their attempt.
We hope that the officers in com
mand, will punish them severely,
and learn them that citizens are to
be respected.
A young man named Wyatt was
arrested in this place on Tuesday
last, charged with robbing a man
By the name of Phillips, who lives
near the line between this and Col
lin county. We have not learned
all the particulars, but learn that
they got eight dollars from the old
man, and gave him a beating. We
understand that they started with
Wyatt for Collin Couaty, yesterday.
SAD AccIDET.-It becomes our
duty to record the sad fate Of anoth
CT Of our fellow creatures. The
particulars are as follows:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30

bay" We publish in to-days paper the
Supplementary Bill TO Sherman's Military
Government act for the Southern States
1t is so mutilated in the Geographic dis
patch from which we copy, that we hardly
know if we have it exactly right or not
We have endeavored at least to make sense
of it, by inserting words and giving itsome
punctuation. If we are not mistaken it is
the worst piece of telegraphing We have
ever noticed. When we get the perfect
copy of the bill, We shall republish it.