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Cbt and Examine beore Fvrchating ' bUemhert. . BXMXhtBtB TBI PLACX, v 35TOw Q JP'lirt St., , (Batwaaa Mala aad Lounat), Han XTANbTILLX. IND. BANKING-. The Evanmllle ITATIOHAL BMIK, (aoooaaaoa To tbi aaaaca ai), Beilfaaled Deponltory and rinanrlal Agcaior tie linltea uir. ' Capital (took paid up. $600,000. AntheriMd CapiUl $1,000,000. " Tata Bank taacaada tba KTaoarllla Braarh of M Baak of tka aiala of Iadtaaa. Tba ktack- ' ' kutdara f tba Braaab (Ira asoaplad) haa traaa-BM-rad taalr laUraa tbaiala lo tka aaw Bask. A ooaaldarabla aaiaaat of ato k taawnal by elhar . raafvaalbla parllaa. ," ' orica: W.J. UiWtir. Praaldaat; . BAM. OH. Vla-Praaldaati , ,. 8AMCI1, BAVAHP, Uaaktar. aV Taa Baak kaa aaaa r.aiar4 to tka Baak .' taf Utrnm of tka Braaok Bank. . MT Tka aarrlnaj aad farliinraor tka aaw baal aaa taad.wd aa tho aamapoadaata aad caatOBtara af tba Broach, aad lo tha publlo. . KaaaarUla, Jaao I, la.. dt SADDLERY HARDWARE 'CHARLES DABCOCK, CJ ACM AJID Baddlory Hardware, lwrla.es, Aalaa, Wa4Mt Wark, Daaa. ,.i aiat, VaraUah, Harmaoa.BaiaBBaladi ' awvM Laalkar, Pad Batata. ' Bklrttwa, AVa., aha. No. ' "TVTA.ITV ST SASH AND DOORS. uttflr it j to nur.rjEL "& sons If vul gootl ciAbii. doors, BLINDS, FRAMES, i - - It INGLES (Plaa or Poplar.) ; Fi-ooitiisro, ;W"e&tUertooardintx, CASINGS, -AVUA. -M ja-a JLT Ja. V W m . Ot aay krad of L U M B E RV - Factory and Yard Coraer Walnnt Birte aaa vaat. BVAN8VILLE, - Haree-eai INDIANA.
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VOLUME XVII. SKIRTS. NEWSKIRT IOOO - - -' - - 1000. TIm Orwtwt ITBtto of tba A( la HOOPSKIETS. J. W. BBADLKTa v rn DCPtlX CltlPTIO(or arobl) ePK!0 HUT. WKIT, BBAILKT OA Br, (Ula i. I. A O.J. WM. OL PhOPEIBTORH ANI HACFAO. rOKBit8,T Cbaaitwn, ul T aaf HI IUU trwta, Haw Tora. THIS IS VIMTI05 eoaaiata of VupUx (or two) llHotle Sual Ipriaca, larcnioiHli braliWd ttgally and irmly tothr, adn to tdga, aaakiaf tb toafhwt, aioat axlbla, alaatie aad darsbta pHaa arar aa4. Tbay aakioa tmd or braak, Hkatba aiaflaflpHafa and eoaaaqoaatly praaarra ta1r parfcet aaa baatlfal ibapa larioa aa lung aa ratBarntrt. i Tka voadarfnl laafbilllr aad rroat caw fort and pluaara to aay lady waarlaf In. Dnplvx lllipnc itatrt. will ba aanartaad Mrttealwly la all arrwdad amaibllaa. Oaaraa, Carrlaaa, Ballraad Can. Cbaich Pava. Arm-Chafra. fat PrnaHtaada aad Boaaa braat, aa tha Akirt caa aa folded fix la aaa to eceopy a asaatl plaoa, aa aaallr aa a ailk atr ataalla draaa A lad aaalaa aajoaad taa alaaaara. koaifort aad eoaaaaiaaea of aaiia( tha InipUia Illlptle BpriDf vain tor a aiaxl aay, will aaaar, raftarwardawllilailydlaiiaaaawltklbalr naa. far Ofcildraa, kttaaaa aad Youaa Ladlaa taa ara ofartor to all otbara. Tbav ara taa baa I caallr l aaarr part, aad aaaaactoaablT taa Llghla.!, Meat llaalrabla, Cea. rartobla aed Eooaoailcal 8 k In a uad nil SALE la all Arrt-ela'a tttoraa la IhiarltT. aad tkiwakot Iba C!otld AUtaa and Uaaaria, naaaaa aa vsim, Kaai, Sooth Aaarica,aa tba Waat ladlaa. KHQUIBl W0n I iM DOPLXX ILLIPTI0 akisT. rateot Duplex Ullptle Skirt, osaaiaiav . -'' Aad aaiiaaatloaably tha araal daalrabla artlcla aaa, tuw am la by J. V. A S. A. 0OOMD0E, 14 aad Ik rirat atraat. atat-Sat MACKEREL. iv civ ei 1 1 : : rrtBX addltioaal arrival par alaaaiar I arlUna M ooraiocKoi Bara.rai oa haad role vrimm iha fcllowlac atock aa blw. which wa ara abla to ulaw to porekaaara at raduvad prk-aa oa ai-coaut ut tow iraigoi o waiar: do Bbla. Mo. g, lit4 Sari ml. 1.0 Half 1.1.1. No. 2, 1M Mu-konl. Ii Qnartar bkla. Ho , lHbt Mackaral. JIM) Klia No. . 1M4 Mactanl. 40 Bbla. Ho. 3, 1st, larga Mack.ral. 75 Half bhla. Mo. 3, IfH.i Ur Ma.k.r.1. 140 KHa Bo. 1, 11 kf ackar L AO Half bbla. A a. 1. l4 Hackaral. ftiJO Bosaa No. 1 Uatrlna. SUM Lba. larga Cod ri.b. 00 Uall LbU. Wblta JTIah. foraalaby I. A O. HKIMAUM, 00 A Si MalaHiraat. anaj lfltjoly I'to MACHINISTS. REITS Zl HANEY, . I7AN8VILLE, IND., BtaaaBtotaran of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS, -' ABB CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of tne most Approved Pattern. ALSO . All kinds of Haohinery appertainInf to Bailroads. Steamboats, Distilleries, Flonrin; Mills. SUGAR MILLS, of all altet with the latest Improve- ( meata attached. Tobacco Screws. &o., &c, &0. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, of every description. bbaum r , Steam Ganges, Gnm Belting;, FU Briek, Wrought Iron Pipe, Bolting Cloth, Ac., at MAIUFACTUKXBS' PRICES. Rep airing done at abort notiao Warkaaaat boat all part a tw Repair BoilerH. sar All ardan will raeatTa oar ladhrldaal attaa. I Mow aad WIU ba proarptlr ailad oa taa aaoat laainaiMa taraM. Ofiea and foundry on tho Canal, eorner of Ingla Street. BlklV-ly - . - GUN STORE. Guns, Pistols afce. G. A. MAYER & SONS HAT! aXMOTXD TO MAIN STXXXT, aopoalta taa Court Booaa, and hara auda largo addltioaa to taalr atraady largo atock of SHOT GTJ5S, BJFLIS,....-.... PISTOLS, MATERIALS, Feeder, Lead, Skot, Cap, Cartridge, Powder Fiaeke, Shot Bag, Game Bag in great variety. Amos Ofieort' Swordi and Belts, Pine Pocket Cutlery, Waikinr Canej, .. . te o - Ac. 'Haw Oaaa auda So order, aad SaoalrUc awaewttki i aad aoTpatek. , wtis Sat
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PUBLISHZD BY ' ' ' . . , V ' j- aa!t u t'leaAct tatie people of tbe i I . ' coont of the Alabama decree AtioaA
;tkta h. W. K. TflATte, Jiio. h. HoatKtT. tnnmnuorTM j EvanSTflle Journal Comnanv ' i Journal UuildinfJS, ! LOCTJST STEEIT, errwiitif tirst abb watt. II. C. Newcomb, Esq., the talented editor of tbe Indiaoapolii Journal, baying be em prominently spoken of as the Union candidate for Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, ia a c.rd to the voters of that Circuit, declines the noDtnioation, consideration of duty .a well as of self interest haying determined him to retain bis position as editor of the Journal. We congratulate the readers of that paper on Mr. Newcomb' determination. - Tbe Union men of tha Sixth Congressional District of Kentucky bare nominated that sterling patriot, Green Clay Smith, for re-election to Congress. Tbe Convention, wisely we tbink, resolved in favor of the Constitutional amendment for the abolition of slavery throughout tbe United States. Tbe issue has to be met, and we .re gratified lo see that the union men .re not tlinubing. We .re satisfied that if tbe merits of tbe amendment .re thoroughly and fairly canvassed before tbe people of Kentucky they will endorse it by . handsome majority. Tbe prejudice, of the people in favor of the perpetua tion of slavery .re strong, but when tha troe Union men learn that tbe future peace aod prosperity of Kentucky, a well as of tbe whole nation, depeud upon the eradication of the cause of the terrible war through which we have just passed, tbey will not hesitate to make tbe sac rifice. Tbe sooner the amendment is adopted tbe belter, for until tbe question is definitely settled labor in Kentucky will be in . chaotic condition, and much suffer iug will be experienced in consequence. Once assured that they will be aa undisturbed in the enjoyment of freedom in Kentucky as in any of tbe other States, the blacks will remain there and work cheerfully for their old masters at a reasonable compensation. Our observ ation of tbe negroes who have taken refuge in our own city teaches us that as a class they bear little malice towards their former owners, and would never have left them could they have been as sured of their freedom and compensa tion for their labor. Wisdom, we tbink. dictates to the Kentuckiansthe propriety of laying aside prejudice and accepting and adapting themselves to tha changed condition of society in .11 the States, with promptness and grace tb.t will go far towards robbing the change of its humiliation and distress. We commend the action of the Union men of the Sixth District to the favorable consideration of .11 frieudn of tba Government in other Districts. , Gen. Logan. On Wednesday night of last week tbere was an immense m.ss meeting held in Cooper Institute, New York, under . call to rally to the support of tha Adm'nistration of President Johnson The meeting was the largest ever held in the Hall. Speeches were made by Generals Dickinson, Blair and Logan. We copy tbe remarks of tbe latter a of more immediate interest to oar readers. We copy the remarks of tbe General, that our readers may learn the position he occupies, both as regards, negro suffrage, and indemnity from Kngl.nd for losses sustained by privateers fitted out, armed and sent to se. from her ports to prey upon American commerce: SPEECH ST GEN. LOGAX. Gen. Logan commenced by saying that be knew nothing of tbe object of the meeting. Whether it was a meeting for the purpose of making . circus of certain otlicers I do not know. Laughter But no matter for what it was called, we are glad to see you alL My friend, General Blair, suggested an ide. to me, that it was called for the purpose of approving of the administration of President Johnson. Cries of "yes," and cheers. So far as his administration has developed itself, I certainly have no fault to find with it. Cheers. What tbere may be to object to in tbe future, I do cot know. If tbere is that which ia objectionable in tbe future, then, as . matter of course, as the questions .rise, tbe country has . right to decide for itself as to whether he is right or wrong. Applause. The great questions that have been before the people for the last four years are now settled. The rebellion is suppressed. Loud cheers S-lavery is forever dead. Tremendous cheering The power of this great Gonernment has been felt, and is well understood, not only at home, hut abroad. Renewed applause. The supremacy of the laws of this country, with its Constitution, has been maintained ' by the prowess of Americans. Cheers. The people of this country bave satisfied themselves (because tbere was once a doubt) that tbey can maintain the law and the Constitution, can suppress rebellion, and cause men to bow in humble submission to tbe law of tbe land. Applause. . This, then, having been done, other questions ralurally will arise. We now, as . matter of course, all of us, when wa see onr friends returning from the bloody fields and many bloody scenes w kave witnessed, feel prond; we hail the time with joy; we all shout in one accord at tbe coming of peace and good time to tbi country again. Applause and three hearty cheers for Logan. . After advancing his views oa re-coa-- ' !
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c,. L Km tl . t-Zritn. ' but Br,0a b redee4 to a ternto- , rial eonditioa, ibea it wu the Jaty of : e Predident of the United Stales tode-' clare that certaio aaea aoId be per j ned to organize ibie territorial zo eminent, eod otherttboald be excluded ; purpose oi re organ izing their civil department.; App'aus. When he has done that and tbey organ ixe, tae Mate ia tfceu in cxrsteoce; bet only .s it has been before, but it can ex-, ercise tbe same functions that it .had.Je. fore la the government of the' United States. Tbe Constitution declares that each State shall regulate the qtfalifiea tions ef its own voters.' IF. President Johnson has . right to declare that all the negrWt in the Honth are voters, he has . right, upon the same principle, t declare that the white men arenrrt ' If the States that have been' sabdodr or tbe people cf them, .re not In terri torial conaiiion, out ctaies. as. we maintain thev" "were in rebel lion, then President Johnson has no right to make any such declaration."' If be does it, be does it in the teeth of the Constitution of the country that we bare ... ... . ..t iL. Bbtlal kCU I KJ U pvi t .UVI LAJ Sal (1 1 1 Id U' IC. Applause and hisses from a part of the house. So far as the discost'. ia reference to tbe question of suffrage ia concerned, it is of no concern to use., I have nothing to do with it; ; f do 'net care whether the people of Virginia, or North Carolina, or Kentucky, or of any other State, allow the negroes to vote. It is not my business, but theirs. Cheers In Illinois, where I liva, whenever they decide that the negroes shall vote, it is their decision. The Constitution says tbey have a right to decide, and when they do so, 1 say amen to it Three cheers for Illinois. But until they do male rach a decision, in their sovereign capacity as . State, no President has a right to decide for them. Cheers. The President has a right to say that certain men have forfeited their rights In this country, by their acts r.f treason against it. . He has a right to isssoe . proclamation, as be has done, saying that the Government and Generals and .11 the leading char, acters engaged-in this rebeliioo, who aivised it, have no right to rote, or hold office, or exercise any other right ia this Government, until tbe people shall gralit it to them, on their showing themselves repentant for what they bare done against their country.1 Cheers. J ,; ; , , A voice -"Let theut repeat pu . the other side of Jordan." ,. ).,,.,: I am' not particular' where they go to repent, so that it is not in kis country, Cheers and eries of "That. k" lie fc.s clearly ' stated in hi proclamation, as 1 understand it, their rights, or at least what rights they have forfeited. Having forfeited those rights, then I say let the Presideut, cr the people. vf tbi country, when they become convinced that certain portions of rheae people have become satisfied with this Government, and are willing to live at peace with os, and become good and loyal citizens, sar so. It is their toice, aad not mine. I hope I shall never have to decide, for I am afraid it is . long time before some of them would ever have a right to vo.'.e at any election. Cheers. This, however, he has a right to do.. Jle has done it, aud I endorae it'moc cordially. In doing that, however, he has only excluded certain persona from the right of franchise from the exercise of civil rights; but he has no power to confer those right where tbey are not conferred by law, except it is done in accordance with, tbe Constitution of ibe conntry. Cheers, and cries of "That's so." Aud whenever we govern this -country upon that principle, iq my judgment, of having the loyal people (because none in the Southern States,' now under pro-1 clamation, but loyal people co), assist in running the machinery of the States whenever we do that, there is no danger of there being .ny trouble ia thit, country io reference to tha manner itt which to da it It is for them to decide, and not for as. We bave - settled these questions, as I remarked, that were before tbe country tbe question of secession and tbe question of slavery forever. Let tba other questions be settled by tbe people a tbey properly .rise, od as tbey certainly will arise, and let us not distract ourselves or get up an ill feeling or bad blood again; but rather see if we cannot live for few years in peace from North to South ana East to West Cheers. IS DEMWITT r.OJt XSOLA5B. r . " ' I df not desire to elaborate' Iheee points at all, but merely to attention, them. There are some little matters, however, perhaps of very small concern to some, which I would, like to mention. I noticed during this war which bas been raging in our land, that there are some countries across the briny deep that have seemed to take . very deep interest in tbe welfare of. the peoplefof the Uoited States. Cheer aoj laughter. Tbere are some countries tbere thai have permitted privateers on the high seas, and, indeed, lent countenance to it everywhere, at first causiag our commerce to be swept almost from the seas. lnej uesirojea millions, aoii million o: -i property by their encouragesient of such lawless acts as those which have been perpetrated by those concerned in , rebellion against us. I believe' it would be right lo say to these people; "Neighbors, we had a little difficulty over here among ouraalve not a very, small one yet it wa with ourselTes. Ycu have . been playing double. , You have been pretending you were . with the North when the Nonh was successful, and with the South when they were successful. You have been acting such a part a has convinced u you, were willing to give aid and comfort to "those people to he!p destroy one of the grandeef Govern ments tbat ever existed on God earth. For this I would like President John son, (they call him t' Andy," for abort I believe,) to-call npon these people' and say, "tiere a ntue bill l sbouia like you to settle." Cheees aad lsugh. ter "If you do not do it, we hv been in tbe fcabft of enforcing our rights, and we will wnetasr jou wiJI or not." : Cheers. ,- I would like for these people to be just required, tq da this thing. I thick it would he wbofeaome. Laughter. While we were" engaged ia this trouble there was 1 a little man by the name of Maxtmiliaavl believe, they call him, who cametovecohef a into Mexico; not interfering directly wLUj ut, but establishing . form orgovernment side by side with vs contrary to tbat which wa have believed to be the trwe doctrine of this coanu-y., Ctrs.J Uuak tha t
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.m .kJ k. a Hakt t 4 nl"ler war am tired of i. I hate tttl, D4 a great proRrtai noeingaa oea aoaae in a jo-i j uiuerntit tfu" , t, ill ! ,7.Xht ,o Jrftr- boijt eoouzh, to far aa I am con- , mUe ia the work of ra-e.ubli.bt,, the epirit Ann ' furmrrlr. That il?rsloa ra!fa?rftr!i.a.J-I Am Intel dZ learned, and ,,erfectlT satisfied; but ' cit.I Uorernmt lbxou,rhool Vsrf.Bi waa sdBtyesW ..I.a4i. ' ., , T,V, n. fc . ,f,M fnf tha tm n PkkiB? of Mexico,"! do not wisb i under the au.pics of Goreroor Pier- j Mr. Seward aaid r.o fres!klemawd hni haini in ?' f. 'a rnr 1 7 etand rL.t it W my deaire ia I poet. The oii.Ury aothot iliee, a. far been made. ' - ? ThfhdUta?, pr.cUeaLia .nd politic, .re turning Tb. rnptnre between the Etrof H- 'h" . ? ri Ai ! annflf fne. ta tbii couutrj a He ' Enigration Sociaty I orer ibe State property to the new Slate acJ Prince i..pol. .m comj.e. o lulin d,?Pthat Cm Mexico Dabbler J but lam oppoSed I Admini.lralion, wbicb is in . mack, bet- The Par., cotre.pot.ient of the .Varl BOTern tnepi in raer mat tnty may .- ' l " -f' .ondition lhan it wa when it fall into aavi the Breat ucaardQnah'a affair waa
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. ; Kafbtuhi., citrii o..r.t.t i- i - ' v.- v., v.. iitt. nmLT. 1 Richmond and Petersbnr? ditpatchaa ehoa- a rapid reil of betiaeaa in thote their hands. ifHrras lion att me principal cittea, i t. . . r -li.l.. . and nearly evary county in the State, have viaited Gov. Pierpont and noaniaaously expressed their datire to renew their allegiance to the National Government and co-operate with him in such a polity cf State government as he may think bt for tbe welfare of tS people of the State Tha charitable and other pablio institution hay again beea put ia operation. , The repairing of tbe railroads and canal is being pushed forward with rapidity, aod there is every prospect tbat Virginia will before long exbibir.throoghout ber territory, evsn a greater condition of prosperity than before she was dragged into the rebellion. Professor Mid die port, who removed the rocks at Liu right, on tbe Fast river, bas been engaged for some time in removing suoken vessels and other obstructions, placed in tbe James river by tbe rebels, by blowing then oa, and bas been very successful, having cleared the channel sufficiently fcr navigation It is said tbat trofor Uiddleport thinks that the Dutch Gap Canal will ultimately be of great advantage to the James tiver thipp ng interests Gov. Smith (Ultra. Billy), of Virginia, has been furntahed with pasapotts oa wbicb to travel to Kichmoed to surren der himself to tbe national authorities. The Herald Richmond correspondent eays: . At the time of the Hampton Hoads peace conference, the first obstacle ia the way of peace was the introduction by Oavis, contrary lo the withes of Benjamin, of the words, "lbs te countries," in tbe preliminary proposition for negotiation fur peace. Tba proposition aoriginally drawn Dp by Bstijamin contained the word, "with a view to tha restoration of peace to our country." I)avit bad the word, "both couutr.es' sujbautuled. Instruction lo the Commissioners embodied this idea as tbe sole baais upon which they were to proceed.Tbe Commissioners used all the influence io their power to induce JLavis to modify iheir instructions so as not to foreclose all hope of adjus ment, but in valu. He was lurlsxi'vle in his determination at reconciliation to make indepeudence tbe indispenaible condition of pesce by Degotia'ion. Tbe same letter says the people of Virginia manifest perfect indifference respecting ibe fate of Jeff. Davis Accounts from all part of North Carolina, represent that the people-ara readily acquiescing with aad co-operating in tb measures of the authorities for the restoration of order, civil government and domestic industry. The home police force, for tbe prevention of violence, is being organized by the citiseus in numerous counties. The President's proclamation and tha appointment of Mr. iloldeo, as provisional Governor, bave given general satisfaction, aiid it is expected . very large vote will be polled at the approaching election, to choae delegates to the State Convention, A call baa len made oa tb military authorities in North Carolioa, by a number of residents of Northern Snu'h Carolina, for protection against guerrillas of their owe people. The Time letter aays: Mr. Iloldeo bas the confidence of tbe masses, and will receive the support of I nion men, and, in fact, of .11 the poorer classes who make up the rotiog population almost to . man. He has many enemies, but they are mostly included in tb slsvebolding communities, and were tbe leaders of the State during tbe rebellious role. - - ' Tbe Herald" New Orteee correspondent, who recently passed down tbe river from Cairo, says tbat he conversed with many persons oa bis way, aod everybody manifested . desire to talk on the subject of cotton and free labor, bat had nothing to say oa Ibe question of reconstruction. Their thoughts seemed to run on individual interests and lo take in only matters connected with 'dollar aod cents. New Yoax, June II. Tbe 7Vi6n' Richmond letter says: The civil functions of the city were resumed oa the 7tb. Mayor Mayo opened hU court for dispensing justice. He promised to purge the city of filth, rascality and disloyalty. , lletxular Report. Karspaaa Ktwi. Fatbkb Poist.Jub 11. The following is . summary of London news brought out by tba Peruvian: Tbe following is . summary of new sent out by the London, which sailed from Liverpool, May 21st, for New York : Tbe Atlantic Cable was completed on the 2Vth, at a banquet given by tbe contractors. All parties seemed pleased with tbe results already obtained, and expressed almost . certainty? of tbe enterprise being . success. In tbe House of Commons, in answer to a question, Mr. Cadwelt said efforts had been made for tbe recognition cf the Red river district, but without present results. The Government acknowledge tbe right of property in land by the Hudson Bar Company, under their charter. The Chcl say Si Tbe Canadian Delegates have ettsbliVhr'J a complete mission with the Imperial Government, as to the fortifications of Quebec and Montreal. Tbey firmly believe tbe proposed confederation will be carried out. . J J.ir IV .-. The Daily Neic hopes mercy will be extended not but he deserves punishmenthut because the principle of the Federal Government is already t vindicated so triumphantly that nothing can be added. No punishment could be greater than failure ,and mercy would cause so regrets ia future years. The Time says: After tb omiooss language of the President, wo can no longer regard the case with confidence or unconcern. . It may prove a fortunate or fatal success, as the policy of tbe Government may he- affected by the personal views of tha Presidsnt. . .-ji.-.t z.t; .-.' ,
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