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, 1864-03-30

Provincial CONSOLIDATION.
HALIFAX, March 29.--The mcasurp to unite
Nova Scetia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edwards
Island under one government and one legislature,
passed the House 81 Assembly last evening unaui.
mpus1y,
, 1864-03-30

Comfort In Walking, Essential to
be- process peculiar to Dr.. Kendall, which dis,
~pepscs With the operation Of cutting. ONCE AZ
Prescott House, South Clark street, corner van
Rnren. mAs9-00ol-ot
, 1864-03-30
at1lu5etl1cntS.

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
lyl Madison street. between State aud Dearborn.
Fropriotor and Mapngcr..-.......J q. McVicker.
, 1864-03-30
The Danish Question,

UC VHAHSH NEuGStKW1Ks
NEW YonK, March 2o.-Tho Posts Paris cores
poudent says ut Is evidently the intention OF the
soYercigns OF Austria and Prussia to occupy,
eventually. Copenhagen, and there probably. die.
tute peace
, 1864-03-30

To Country observation-disclosures IN this
market should not neglect an examination of ne
stock Of Messts. Gore, Wilson Co.. HnoleaaIe
boot and shoe house, s. Lake street.
Ypha atnF,Hr TE6T
, 1864-03-30

Another Caee of Deafness Cured by
h gratitude to Dr.. ". z. Eve14on, rnnka this
public statement. I was 20 deaf TINT could not
hear the loudest watch held close to my ear. Dr..
Eyerfon Oculist and Aur1st !84 South Clark street,
Chicago, restored me TO perfect hearing at one Sit
ting. 1oHS MARk-
mb28-M&M Tanner, Bridgeport, Ill.
, 1864-03-30

DEGULARSATURDAY'S SALE
1h.-Hooschold Goods, Open aud Top Bugstes,
Family Roefa~hyx, s f. AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY, April ID, at u O'Clock, at Buffers
Auction Rooms, In Portland Block. 1G3, los and 107
Dearborn street. WI. A. BUFFERS T. CO.,
ml24-b6l95t Auctioneers.
, 1864-03-30

HARDWARE, STLVER:PLAT-
.Al ED WARE, Groceries, Coffee, Liquors, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
on FRIDAY, April 1st, at 9H O'Clock at Buffers
Auction Rooms, In Portland block. 195 105 and 1Q7
Dearborn street. VIII. 4. DUrTERS CO.,
1ulf94 hffS IL =. AuctlQuRera,
, 1864-03-30

Go ro7H BEsr-Go to Bryant b Stratton,s
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ~.
dress (enc1oslug etamps) Bryant d Shstton, CHI
caeo. Illinois
, 1864-03-30

Spencefss Business Dlrectory.-Wc
have Just received a sample copy Of spencer's Be-
einess Directory for 1864, neat Little volume,
DESIGNED to contain the names Of al firms doing
business in the city, with The full name Of each
partner, list Of city, county, and State officers,
postai and revenue laws llsi Of post-ofaces, new
map Of tho city, and other valuable statistical H.
formation. It will be ready for delivery some
time In Nav next.
, 1864-03-30

Important to all.-The attention Of the
public ia invited to the advertisement OF Gunjah,
WaIlah Co. Their wonderful Hasheesh Candy
will be on saie in Chicago in few days, IN agent
being now in the city (Richmona House. Box 119
wholesale agency for the supply Of the Western
trade. A few live Agents wanted.
dt
, 1864-03-30

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, LTr1.
nary and Sexual Systems.-New and relia-
bic tfeatment-tn reports Of the Howard Associt-
Hon Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address D. J. skillou Houghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phila-
delphia, Pa. mh34b6s9-3m
, 1864-03-30

:; G. M. U.-Therc viii be meeting Of the mem
bcss of the Chicago Musical Onion at their ball,
Methodist chn,ch Block, this Wednesday evening
at half past seven o'clock, for rehearsal. -
, 1864-03-30

st. Johns EPISCOPAL CHURCH, UNloE
PARK.-1he Easter serviees at this church On Sun
DAY last were Of peculiarly interesting character,
and could not fall to have impressed all who at
tended them that it is In highly prosperous con-
ditiou. After the usunl morning sersiee, the Rec
tor, Rev. Dr. Bishop, delivered very eloquent md
impressive sermon from the text THE Lard Is
risen indeed followed By the collection Of the An
nual Easter offering, and the Administration Of the
Lords Supper to nearly 100 communicate this
number Included aboat IS who were confirmed by
the Bishop on Good Friday. In the afternoon the
Sunday School celebrated their Eighth Easter An
uiycrea,y: the exercises, consisting Of the bap-
tisnnl fes5ice short addresses, and the annual re
port of the Treasurer, interspersed With singing Of
Easter hymns and carols by the school, were OF
highly Interesting character. In the evening the
Rector ITS annI. tna 2asotts, ad On
ueeation. Yesterday, Easter Monday morning,
1Ner reading the morning service, the annual meet
tng cfthe eongrcgston tos the election Of Wardens y
Treasurer, renting Of peEs, and other business Of
The parish, Was held In the church. The following
Wafdene and ysst5y@en were elected; mss9Is Sob
candeld, G, r. Randall, Dr, ". Carr, G. Gardner,
and S. Johnston. yegtgmen The Hector report.
nearly one Thousand dollars sufficient to pay of
the entire Indebtedness Of the church, and enable
them to commence TIE year nee rom ~ lncam-
have been eagerly taken for the coming year, md
that but few remain unrented.
ST., AssGAR1us' CHURcH.-At the annual
election fot Wardens md VestrTmen for the ensu.
ing rear, the following were unanimously elected;
Senior TdrsSen-N. F. Lobury.
,7unior 1Eorden-ADdats Lind.
Tettrwnen-A. Thorkildeon. G Roherg. A. 3.
johnson, 6. ". Anderson, Peter Hcs1ing, ]. II.
, 1864-03-30

WJANTED--For the Government
w In tho Quazter1naster's Department. st st.
Louis. 6oo Carpenters Wages IL ffom so e tso PMsE M
per month and rations. Also 00o Tesmsters. Wsyca
30 per month and rations Free t1anspotsal9a fgI'
nIshed to place q destination a1d fetuEned 70 -
Government Oflce. 1s2h so1th Water street: ct: Chi
csEo, III. tAMEs W.CtAHks
, 1864-03-30

RufUHtl'2 FlHFVIl1E 1S4RK%&cKSs
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. N. T., Aug. 4, 1868.
Meesrs Joseph Burnett h Co., Boston:
GENT1EMKN: We have used Iour extracts to7
several years and regard them the besf tn the soord
Very truly yonrs,
The aborc Ia the expression Of al popular hotels
131o ''@eA mc6slA967- MW&F&wkly
, 1864-03-30

Drs. n. 4 J. Hunter, Physicians for diseases Of
the Throat, Lungs. and Heart, Asthma. &c, can be
consulted as uE1al at their office ta Nashin gton
street, Chicago, from 10 4. II. to GP.X.
OfBea In New York, 6cc2 Broadway.
rnrh1IFkE7dEw
, 1864-03-30


CopPEnuE,p FISASc1ER1sG-SPEc1AL As
srssnxxrs.-During the fiscal ycaz ending April
1T, 1865, the Special Assessments FOR opening
alleys and paving and grading streets In different
sections o1 the city, as we learn from the last re-
port OF the City Comptroller. amounted IN rounl
numbers to $10S,Up. In the absence Of oMcias
data, it ia impossible to indicate the amount for
the year ending Apz1l 1et 1864, but 1t Will proba
bly, ls.gey exceed that Of io1mcr years. The point
to Which VIC Hish particularly to direct attention
In this connection is this: West Lake street,
Wabash Avepuc, Wells street &nd many other
streetA In different sections Of the city have boea
heavily assessed for expensive payemcnte. Tbs
owncts In mauy instances, Of property ftontin;
upon the Etrccts thus proposed to be impsovel
nave come forward and paid their assessments,
while ~ lar ahc greater number, satisfied OF the
negaMty Of the assessments, have refused ID do m
To euorce collection from the latter. the citv has
applied to The Courts for Judgment axa.nst The
property TO authorize its asle for amount Of tbn
assessment. When this application OF tho city for
3udgnent was xeaisted by property owncss tttaI.-
Cd, thu conrt deciding the assessments illegal snl
voad- The city appealed from the declslon Of tho
lower Court to the Supreme Court, bat ~ the
money IL needed, they don't propose to await a
decdsion, hut insist upon selling out those
who have not filed their objections
in CouEt, unless the Assessment, already decided
illegal and roId by nj the respectable Courts in tht
city, arc psid. The injustice OF this line Of ,olc,
11 be apparent when IL ls reconccted thst tho in
'uroyements cannot bo commenced until the eolloc
tion Of al the money is provided for and fothcom
ing. This matter may hang in the Courts for year
before decision fs reached, md in the meantm,
the Copperhead officials Will have used the money
and another set Of suite viii have to be commences
before 1t can be Withdrawn from the city treasury
The experience Of our citizens In the u
, 1864-03-30

T. Akthma.-Upwards OF one thousand Of the
worst cases Of Asthma hare been relieved by using
Jonas Thttcom0's Rtmedv for LATINA. In no
case prrc!y Asthnatic character has 1t failed to
give prompt relief, and in mnny Cases permanent
cure has been effected. No danger need be apprc-
hended from its use. An infant may take II with
perfect safely. Sold everywhere.
= ,nrhashsx59 59+1f7r NJ 4 r1t,r
, 1864-03-30

ITO RENT-A large store on South
Was. sest Agix Il 4 r Co..
, 1864-03-30

Irish National Fufr.-Vlsitors to the Fair
and business men can have meals furnished at nl1
hours Of the day in the basement Of Bryan Hall.
Parties wishing to donate eatahles, are requested
to send the same to the basement in Bryan fail.
Donations will be suitably acknowledged In 'The
EnoSan
, 1864-03-30

A New Lumber Ffrm.-We call the atten-
ton Of country lumber de1lers to the new drm Of
Wallace, King d Co., whose card appears In
another column. The firm IL composed Of John
s. Wallace ian old lumber dealer Of fourteen years.
standing), John B. King, well known to most Of
our dock men, and Thomas ". Holmes and John
Woolner, both well experienced In the business.
They Will deal In lumber on commission, and par
ties having business with them may rely on hon.
orahle dealings and attention to their interests
, 1864-03-30

w ANTED.-By q party who has
w been engaged in business for eight years in
Chicago. interest In we'll established Wholesale
Grocery House. Can furnish s151e0 or $2D,c00 In
tns1. Address C. II. II. Tribune Office.
, 1864-03-30

The New 1044Oss-We call attention to the
advertisement OF the Third National Bank Of Chica-
Co. This institution IL now ready to receive sub
sciptions 10 the new 1910 Government loan.
, 1864-03-30
GNanteD-aQrntg.

W;ANTED-A Girl to do kitchen
w work References required Apply 1t % J.cs.
Ton strrct. between State sud Wabtsh nysnne
= - b4n f1p.1t ''-~-"" NN1Auc-
, 1864-03-30

FOR SALE-Or exchange for city
fenced under good cultivation barn. shade trees do
1To piles south e tie c.y Limits On @ he Psssonsg,
.ton. Apply to H. c. AoREY. Boom Is, Metropolitan
n1oct. mhSAbE91tt
, 1864-03-30

TOR SALE-House and lot. A
4 two story frame house. nearly neg, atseen min.
1tes WA1E.rom tho Court House Ia tho North Division.
Hcuse contains niue rooms and cellar basement. Prcs
S. ,1e0, half cash. balance short time Address F..
P. o. Box 1861. pahSpGe131k
, 1864-03-30

TOR sALE-Or exchange. in part
for city property In the suburbs or real estate IN
4 country town, house and lease rs and Is South
Clark street Apply on the prenlses, upstairs,
, 1864-03-30

w ANTED-5o0 Agents to sell
onv ,,st nT hdreds ~ IL
foreseng changes oi he westher fo@ AZ to wesand
ence and awakens admiration In the minds Of all who
witness ~ wonderful fa1ctlona Send postage stanp
HALL & PIKE. No. IL Portland Block, Chicago
, 1864-03-30
ReaI Estate--Uitp

FOR SALE-A medium sized
l. brick house on Fourth avenue. containing x.s.
water. and other couycnienccs necessary for com-
tot.ahle home. T. IN good order, and viii ne sold
At = Clark street, Room No. S upstairs Of H. PAR
TOR SALE.-A two story house,
- with eight rooms and lot for sa1e cheap. On Now
ter!y street. tetwten Taylor aud Twalffh stEeets-
part cash. the balance time; or will trade In part
pa5ment for ipprosed city property Inquire oa tho
TOR SALE-Desirable Residence
- Property: -Four Lots on West Washington street.
Ten Lot. % Racter street corusr Of Adaas.
-Four Lots on P1fk Aven1e aud Warren street,
1c0 feet mont on Lake corner Of Robey street, COW
xRtD WITH TREES.
west OF Robey,
q feet front ~ " Ahash Avenua near Old street,
Seytfxl lotR On PRAIRIE and CALCNEr avenues, OF
great depth, extending to tho Lake,
Atso. large Lot near Van Bnteu streot hfidxs vth
turttg purposes.
AHof sny part Of the above described property Win
be sold cheap. Plrs or the pptchnae money can re-
main on long credit II desired. Parties sWshpg 70
1eat, ground Tor mpr9yen1est can be accommodated
, 1864-03-30
Go Ketlt.

ITO RENT-Store and basement
81 Randolph street., from May 1st. Apply to
NORRIS + DYcHE, Druggists. CORNER EsndelP, u and
dearborn streeta. R1h-0-bSyllt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11

he started, happy, no doubt, in the belief
that he was proof against the descending
rain
Approaching CuipepPer. be met an Or
dinRry looking man on horseback, al
tended only by an orderly. As be 9assed
he recognized the heutenant-geaeral,
who, IN spite of the rain, was making
his usual round, in his usual modea vat.
To descend from his carriage and salute
bis chief was but the work Of q moment;
but Graut, irritsted by the style and pre-
tensions of his officer, was IN DO hurry
to see him gain the shelter of bis car.
riage roof again "Walk along with me
a little, said the general; II want TO
talk with you. With polished boots and
unexceptionable kids, Mr. Qusrtermas
ter did as be was bidden; and with a
touch OF that grimness 10 which | have
referred, the general led him through
the mGddiest part OF the road, and did
not release him until he was wet to the
skin--as was the General himself He
was then dismissed with an admoniiion
that will be remembered, though It was
interlardsd with no oaths.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11
The TIllalBnOus Scheme Consamma.
ted

ted.
The Tsrre Haute Usi0H Democrat q
Friday, ssys
The people Of yigo county are aware
that for year and half suit has been
pending in the Cours Of Common Pleas.
in which the title TO the County Auditor 5
Office has been contested The people
know the history Of this case, ard suffice
Il to say that il has been surrendered to
the Copperheads, and that b. H. Corr
well is TO take possession of the Audi
tor Office in few days.
Thus It is, that Copperhead Court,
in violation of every principle Of honor
and justice, to serve party purposes, has
outraged, insulted and de6ed the viii and
wishes Of seven-eighths Of the loyal peoe
pie Of Vigo county BY this high-handed
outrage they have been robbed Of the Of.
fee Of County Auditor, and the position
IS now filed by ssurper-and one too
who could not be elected to the Office by
twenty-five hundred vo;ea
Saeh yillainous outrage has never
been perpetrated on any county hereto
fore, and ths day will yet come in Vigo
County when the very men who hatchsd
up this hsli-born piece Of vandalism will
be cursed, as they deserve, and that too,
By the very men who elevated the asurp-
er. The masses OF the cOppeFhead par
~, don't endorse the act, and some Of the
mildest Of them pronounce il dirty
trick.
The vilainy 10 eonsummated, howev-
eF, and the Au iitors Office. that shoald
have been 6lled for two and half years
70 come by Union man, is now 10 Le-
come the nest of cOpperhead. We
wish the party that got up the ssight,
and the incumbent, all the pleasure and
the JOY that such q pFoeeediag VIII bring
them. Rather than hold an office upon
such terms. an honest man woald beg
for living, or eat the slops from
uaivhhnFta kitchan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11

Of heaven, were allowed continuance
OF existance in hell merely to swell their
Just punishment To such as would re-
bel against government so mild aud
Just as ours was in peace, = punishment
equal would not be unjust
We are progressing well in this quar-
ter. Though l have not changed nv opin-
ion that We may soon assume the exis-
tance of our National Government, ret
years viii pass before rufhauism, murder
aud robbery viii cease to afiict this re-
gion Of ouI country. Truly your friend,
W 7. SHERMAN,
Major General Commanding.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11
CHILDREN'S CABS

Uvwo wEEELs,:FOUB WHEELS, and TwTE
i G6hM snd Carriazes-a splsedid assortnsHf
trst rseeIvsd a. WAEREH 4 COEYSGTOS's.
No HaAn stress
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11
SADDLERY.
-~~0"

FFnHE UNDERsIGsED FIRM HAVE Eg.
i moved heir saGdlery establishmsnt 70 the
Corner Of Main and Second Street, in the room oo-
rs<iea tv Freri X KrDne feaaAsed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11
Net Assets, January, 1854,
$4,000. .556.3 80 =.

I. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
ETNA. after IS years Of severe trial, has re-
allied the greatest public advantages aud
success Of the various systems OF Fire tnsn-
rance in the country. IL E0w better than
ever prepared for duty.
5. ls,OOo Loss Claims have been settled aud paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
6. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY By
FIRE. IN the United States averages ever
$4,000 daily. IL your property exposed
aud unprotected
Z. ARE you INSUREDf II not, why not :
The cost is irifling; the duty ID manifest !;
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay and negiect may involve
you in bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel di-
appointment.
8. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Is
given 10 small risks sell large
Able and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
Aa- Insurance solicited and Policies Issued b
J. W. NEXSEN, Agent,
ja29 Marble Hall Building, No. 3. Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

For Rats, Mice, Roaches. Ants, Bed
Bags, Moths tn Furs, woolems. sc.
Insects ON Plants, Fowls, Amin ais,
&C.
- Only infallible remedies kuowu''
ssFree from PoiSons."
q Not dangerous TO the Human Family "a
Rats come out Oftheir holes 10 die y
RS-Sola Wholesale q all large eities
as Sold by al Drug Sists ana Retailers evsry.
where.
A8-lli BgwARkill CT all worthless limitations
ra-see that Z" CosrAR's" name is on each box,
Bottle and Flask, before you bnv.
nEAddress HENRY II. COSTAR.
eS-prinCiTai Depot, No. {s3 Broadway, \. \.
Ez-soid bv- KELLER / WHITE,
LEIGH 4 CARLSTEADT,
BROUGHroN 4 WOOD,
wholssals and Retail Agents
febS Evansville, Ind
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
MAYsv1rLE, KY, rHUrtRsDAY, APRIL, a 1864.

calculated the amazed widow Stone, doubt
ing the transm missive accuracy of the silver
spectacles sh had conided in for ten years.
You have got the first two names right,
Mrs. Stone.' said the gentleman laughing,
but my name happens to Henry Grayworth
Ellerton.
Are you Mrs. Ellerton? exclaimed the
widow wheeling round so as to face her
niece once more. ~. ,-...,..-- ---4,
She is Mrs. Ellerton! exclaimed her hus-
band, smiling. wished to marry one who
would love me for myself alone and not for
my wealth and station, aud so came to the
village a poor artist, under the name Of
Grsywood, and wooed and won this prec-
ious wife of mine. She never knew my
real name until we stood side by side at the
altar. r. .-...--
He passed his arm around Susy's waist
and looked down upon her with sort of ef-
fectionate pride, answered by the living
light in her own eyes. -. --.-.-a.r
The widow sat down and rubbed her
spectacles vehemently.
1t is just like the books I used to. read
when was gall she exclaimed at last.
The widow did not know that truth is
sometimes stranger than fiction.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

CHARACTER OF TRUE FRIEND.-Cou-
cerDing the man you call your friend; tell
me, will be weep with you in the house of
distress? Will he faithfully reprove you
to your face, for actions which others are
ridiculng aud censuring behind your back?
Will he dare to stand forth in your defense,
while detraction is secretly aiming its dead :
sly weapon at your reputation? Will he ac-
knowledge you with the same cordially,
and behave to you with the same friendly
attention in the company of your superiors
10 rank and fortune, as when the claims Of
pride do rot Interfere. with those of friend-
ship? IF misfortune aud losses should OBJ
fige you to retire into a walk OF life in which
you carnot appear as formerly, will be still
think himself happy in your societyi end,
instead of Withdrawing himself from an un-
profitable connection. take pie easure in pro-
lessing himself your friend, aud cheetfully
assist you to support the burthen of your
aff1ictionsP When sickness shall call you
to retire from the gay aud busy scenes of
the world, will he follow you into your
gloomy retreat. listen with attention to your
tale OF symptoms and administer the balm
of consolation to your fainting apirts? And
lastly, when death shall burst asunder every
earthly tie, will he sheds a tear upon your
grave, and lodge the dear remembrance of
your mutual friendship in his heart?
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
From the Hillsboro. Ohio. Gazette.

e We must have peace, the war must be
stopped or we are ruined forever. The i'm
msnse debt already accumulated. growing
formidable at the rate of two millions daily {,
demands at our hands an imm ediate Peace :.
How shall we obtain peace? We answer by
acknowledging the States to be sovereign 4,
by ceasing to destroy ourselves an1 tn peo-
pie of the seeded States by wagng an un :
constitutional war on the idea of coercing
sovereign States back into volunteer Union.
By returning to the cardinal principles of the
American Republic. that the States are the
sole and sovereign judges of infraetions of their
essential rights and of the mode and measure of
redress. By doing now what ought to have
been done in the beginning. allow the se-
csded States to depart in peace. This is
the only road to safety, and the only road by
which the Union can be restored.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
PRAYER.
BIT g. R. CALVERT.

- 'Ts prayer that lifts the portals of the heart,
And pours flood of beauty DER the soul;
No tyrant's chain can force it to depart, F.
= -f No frown can mother, and no threat control
When pause the powers of blood-drunk war, to
see
FraiI bodies crouching to each threatning nod,
The soul, triumphant, soars high proud, and free,
Ger all the realms of fnature-to her God.
- The things of timel ah, how they melt or fee
l41 Before its influence, gentle and serene n
As soft as moonlight on a sleeping sea, W
Strong as the faith which moves it all unseenl
p Werewe to search the armory of heaven,
Amid truths weapons, that are gathered there,
We find none better than to us is given -
The Christians earnest, fervent heartfelt prayer.