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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
A Curiosity.

The New York World, IN its account
Of the attractions of the great Sanitary
Fair, describes the following strange af-
fair:
About week ago an elderly gentle
man Of antiquated and respectable sp-
pearanee, wearing broad-hFim hat and
large white necktie, presented him self
TO some Of the managers Of the Fair
with his contribution Il vas crooked
root, some twelve or fifteen feet long.
With short branches putting OF in one
or two places from the main root, the
whole being most carefully fastened % a
board to avoid breakage. Ii vas : puz-
zle at FIRST sight to imagine what becGli-
zrity there was about this root more than
any other root which entitled i 70 coz
sideration The aatiquated gentleman
who brought it proceeded to explain,
which be did as follows
The root in question is that Of an ap-
pie tree from near Providence, Rhode
Island II grew immsdiAtly at the head
Of the grave OF Roger Williama This
root had branced out from the iAp-rOoi
OF that tree, and entering the grave,
following the exact course Of ths back
bone down TO tbs hips; at that point 4
branch put out, and each root made q
graceful turn q, the hips, and continued
the horizontal growth eIaetly along the
course of the bones Of each leg 10 the feet
Each made slight elevation on resehiag
.he knee joint and again ct the feet
Along the parts that represented the fs-
Eur bones Of the Iegs the roots grew
very straight, bat between the knees
and ankles, where each leg has two 5onea.
there was not the sane exaetnesG Bat
this is only half the length Of the root
Roger William granddAug CO great
granddau ghter, was buried directly At the
foot Of bis grave, aad one branch OF the
root bad continued It's course along The
bones Of her remains exactly In the same
manner, but not following them SO closely
ofeouras itia meant that this root grew
where the bones bad been, for they were
dscAyed long befsrs the apple tree. which
was forty or fifty yesFs old, bad spgoutsd
Varioas theories bad been proposed 10
account for the peculiar growth Of shis
root That which seems the most prob
able is that TIE sell in that particular
locality vas IN great measure dssti-
suis Of the chemicle phosphates supplied
By the decomposition Of the bones. and
that the root followed where il fouad
the elements it needed, according 70
that Law Of affinity that nature always
observes Imagine the idea Of the yea
able founder Of the colony Of Rhode Is
land blossoming out in fragrant bowers
from an apple tree in June, or OF bittisE
Of a veriebr1 Of bis spinal column IL lie
aueioua fruit In September. or drinking a
portion Of bis grsAs-graad-daaghisrs ssr-
sbrum ia glass Of elder on ChEistzaas
day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06

Boz A messing Of the officers Of tbs
2nd United States eolorsd heavy artillery
was held at Fort Pickering on Friday
last, at which the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted
wHEREAs, IL has pleased the Almighty
ruler Of events 10 remove from the sphere
Of their duties ON earth, Major BoOth,
Captain Carson Capt Ehsnstter, Lieut..
Hall. IisaI BishoH, I4eat Mcclure. Lieut.
Iippet, and the officers assosiassd with
them 10 tho defence Of Fort Pillow, By
eauel and barbaroaa death; we do, there
fore, as q token Of respect for the bra
very and The worth Of the deceased, and
in condemnation Of the cruel treatment
which they aud the brave Bidders Andsr
their command we're subject 10 after
their surrender, pass the following reso
luiionG
Resolred, That, having been personally
acquainted with the above named officers,
We kaow them TO be honest, intelligent,
and RHAble rs friends. that in each and
every one Of them, we recognizs the high
est type OF the true and brave soldier,
aud that in our memories there shall
always be = spot sacred to the remem.
brAnee Of their heroism, and regret for
their sad fate.
Resolred. That the command given BY
Major Booth to bis devoted garrison, after
be was mortally wounded; Soldiers,
never surrender Vas worthy Of "a
American commander, and proper TO be
handed down 10 postsrity With the words
OF the immortal Lawrence: "Don't give
up the ship
Resolred, That in the leaders and in
stigators of the cowardly and inhunAn
massacre of the survivors Of the garrison,
We recognize those unworthy the name
Of soldiers. that they have disgraesd the
position IN which hoaoE aud ehivAlry are
essential requisites, and ,bstto the naas
Of traitors they have added that Of eox-
ards and murdsrerG
Resolred, That, as American soldiers,
We have always held that the person Of
a wounded aud defsnceless prisossr was
sacred, but that the scenes at Fort Pill
low adnoaish as that humanity forms no
part OF the policy Of traitors.
Resolced, That, as officers command
ing eolored troops IN the service Of the
Union, We now know our doou If We are
captured By the enemies, but that so
far from being in,imidated thereby, We
accept the issue, and adopt IS our signif.
icant motto, Victory or Death.
Resolred, That with the friends and
families of the deceased heroes, We do
sincerely sympsthiEe, feeling that in the
death of each, they have met with 81
irrsparAble loss, the country bss lost =
true defender, we a friend, and humanity
one Of its noblsst champions
Rssolced, That these resolutions be
published in the Memphis, 81 Loais,
Chicago, Cincinnati and Philadslphis
papers, and also in the Army and Navy
Journal
EDwIRD p BAKER,
Fer the Committee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
AUCTION.
GREAT AUCTION gALE

&0 000 WORTH Of STABLE LIQUORS
~ .DOO g = cold at pnbiie auction, April
- ~ u iroat q ny suction Tooa oB Mzin street,
h@tvseh reeond and Thsrf. LlquoTs iEsurss 70
- q fhs hst 9ua fy, aud sll - soId without Re-
s~rNe ersfin u fhrse monfhs ugii b RfFes
ftsase Liqssrs consist of he foilgElng articles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
COMMISSION HOUSE.
= 6. HANMnETNG. HKsnT HAYkHExNN
JOHN C. HAvEMRYER & BRO,
Commission Merchants,
IT'S PEARL STREET.
M q /" " Ir

M . w y @ II k
CArsfal p<rsosai sttxntfoa glxsn TO eonsisn-
meats u Lsaf TsAaesa Aad all kInAa = Prodacs
ana iitN4ai eash advances made whsn DESIRED
RKyKREscEs.
nank u North Auo~rfea n Y Hen W
kiasrasysF. n. r.. Messr.. MOSS, Tayier Co.
y. Y. Nsssts. II. D. ssweaHsb hrs.. Louls-
gtils. XII razl hayAFd, Es4-. CAshisr Efanrh
b@nks kvaasriiis. ARli en
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06

~ Prices are still higher in Rich
mond. Corn fodder is $500 per ton, corn
meal 500 per barrel IL costs Ell, ,405
70 keep horse year. Whisky is $S5
70 800 per gallon. Hotel board is only
$50 per day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
DRUGS, sc.
WIN. 81. P. STODDARD,
No.Ig AIain street,
EVANSVILLE IND.

tKTHoLESALE AND RETAIL pKALKR IN
w rorOign and Dom-stio DruEs, Chenisals.
Oils, Paints, faraishes, Glass. Patent Medicines
rerfamery and Fancy Articles, to which he is
constantly recieving additions selected with great
care, and well adapted TO the wants Of Merchants
Druggists and Physicians.
Also, = large aud varied assortment Of AmhrO.
type aud Photograph Materials comprising every
thing used in the art. All orders receive promps
attention, aud allied at lowest prices, and packed
with The attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
TNREK EXHIBITION AT rHk DRUG SrokE,
II II Main street, Of a magnificent display ol
shoice PcrfuUery, comprising several new and
popular styles and odors, never before offered in
thfs usrket. Fancy Extracts and Pomades st all
prices. IN, H. z. SKVbUAhb.
a RrISTS AND MERCHANTS, WHO CAN
"A not we'll leave home, can depend upon having
their orders nlled promptly, and At the sains
uriceS a. thoagh they wore personally present
ana charges collected from beat. By seeding g
WN.H.P. SToDDARD, Druggist and APoshsoa-
~, and dsalsr in Photograph Stock, Nc Asin
strssx. Evansville lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
WOOD! WOOD!

II HAVE COOP SUPPLY or WOOD FOk
4 sals. NAieh 1 uiii ssH ehaaR- LesEs y0ar or
dsFs, Effh the cssk. It the stores q Charles n
JobaAsn, og Main ssrsst n. LatE, on Cbssaus
Street. spiz THos. b. eHTTH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
Net Assets, January. 1854,
@3, 3,OO2, ,556.3D ?.

.. TIE PLAN AsD ORGANIZATION sg The
ATAA. sfter IS years 81 ssgsgs trial has rs-
AitEed the gEestest pablic aavkstAxes and
snensss 81 the Faxt0us systems Of firs IasH-
r4pcs II the co1ufry. j. nov better fsze
sFsF prspAfed for dntY.
> le.foo Lass Claims have besa asttlcd and paid.
sINTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
. THE CoEsUAFTIOE OF PROPERTY BY
FIRE. in th@ EnitFd btsses assraEes 1ysx
$1,000 daily Il yoar property sIFoss4
znd uupFgtsefsdf
T. AEE Y0u ISsuEED1 n net, shy mott
Tie cost i irihinz: he duty i manifest Z
fhs result ns&y = your sscaps from ruin
-whRs dsisy snd nsEiset nay fnvolrs
Jon in b~nkfapisJs psFsrty, sr efusi d.
appainfmauf.
T. PGRTICULAR ATTESTfOS Aad regard L
Elfsa g. siasu risks ~ sell ss large anes
Ahie Nbf snperieT commercial adssntagss
sdsrdei.
80 Insurzsos soIiclfsi and Poiiesss f..uss h.
,. ". SExsKE, Axsat,
lz&9 Marbis Hail BHiidluz, No. .. Mstn 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06

WE AKE SOW ExABLED To nEKFxEss
~ e short noties, ~ the eaahtiav e csrf iosd,
snpsf1er artieis e 6Eesa Rlv-r Coal All orders
isit ~ fhs eroesry q e. T. Geek Msfn street.
Vu@eteziiy stsssdsd g. xHoNxs 60.
srs-tn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
SADDLERY.
REMOVAL

TIRE UNDERSIGNED FIkH HAFE EE-
n aOTsd their saddIery esf4blshnsnt lc ths
Corner Of Main and Ssooud sfrsef, IA tie rcon O.
csyisd By Frsd- Kr11e. e.eacsase4--.--==-----z-.
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Special Notices.
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VIC find among our various wants.
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For something more refined and pure
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On home affairs, by JENNIE June,
Who long has kept, with magic skill,
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With tult-sized patterns all complete,
Aud then explained with incest care;
This useful feature, ladies prize.
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Wood Land Sale.

'SNIlE subscriber is about having his valuable
4 Wood land lying in the South West corncr
of No. s, surveyed off in lots Of Twenty-Five
acres, for the purpose of disposing the salno to
those who wish to avail themselves of rare op-
portunity to secure good wood lot, There is
five hundred acres of this valut bl5 laal, and it
is within 81 miles of Union river bridge. There
is good road within shot distance Of the
same. Some of it is covered with heavy
growth of soft and Hard wood, with good
chance for bark on some portions Of it. Plans of
the vii! be made, after tho survey, and tho
sale w,ll be private. DON'T forget 70 secure n
good wood lot, as another 80 good an opportunity
viii not soon otter. For sale cheap for cash.
GEO. Il. GRlFFlN.
Ellsworth. Dee. lith, 1851 As
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IEs-ss EIEs. EgAEEs t9ss;;..
Celebrated Hair Dye
Is tie Best IN tie World !

Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair bye is periet-csanges RedEusty
Grey Hair, instantly To Glossy Bt1ct or Natural
Grou1 without ring the Hair or Staining the Skim
leayr tie Hair So and Eelu:ifai nplrts fresh vital
. lra nr tras pristine color and rectifos the
r-eaz Bal Eyes. liie genuine i. signed WILLIAM
4 B4rGii,..;JE, al others Ar. mere limitations, and
harlI ~ a,ailsI. so ~. a i Druggists sc. FACTD
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Congressional.
WAsuISdToN, Dec. IL.



@ SENATE.
Mr. Sherman presented a petition from
,he Western Associated Press FOR a reduc-
. .;nn of the duty on imported paper. Re
r,rred to finance committee.
Iyouse Joint resolutions authorizing the
,nIarrement of the Navy Department
building was passed.
Mfr. Wilson presented a petition from
Con. Weitzcl and 40 others. officers of
the 18th army corps, praying Congress to
Increase the pay of army officers $40 a
month, and fx the Communication price of
Tho ration at so cts. instead of so cts, and
allow $40 per month.
Mr. Wilson presented petition from
col. Ifirginson, praying for an amend
,nent to the act limiting the increase Of
~, TO those colored soldiers who were
irrc OIL or before tho I9tl of April, 1851
Referred.
Mr.. Doolittlc offered the following re-
collation.. which on his motion was referred
IN the Finance Committee:
Resolved That the committee on
finance be instructed to inquire into the
proprietv of the immediate passage of an
net to increase the revenue.
LIST. By an additional tax of one per
cent. upon all sales of real aud personal
nronertr. including also all bargains for
The sale of merchandise, produce gold and
silver coin, and stool; of every descrip-
ton.
"a. Bv an additional tax of 90 per cent.
nm the rross receipts to be added to the
nrcscnt rates of all rail road fares, iuclud-
nr street railroads, steamboat and ferries,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

SHvr powT.-Ihe u!li,o Uuion Ii'rt
shut down aud closed ap Ia seasons worth
on Saturday. Ca the whole fair sea-
sons business must have heea aecoupI. h
ed.
We had dl-,,; q Snow on Satur-
day afternoon and i4igtt, last Ne,h Tor the
first time for the season. Almost six in
ehcs fell. 1t WAS succeeded by soUfdrr-
ly wind and thaNiug Weather until it had
settled down into a solid foundation for
winter, filling MP the many holes i'll tla
road. Monday, it was sqeally and colder,
with every prospect of winter Weather
LrcruRr.-Rcv. :. II. Bcalc, having
recently visited the General Hospital, a;
Washington. and the army Of the Poto-
mac, spending few weeks in the service
of the Christian Commission. will deliver
an address on Army and Hospital Life,
giving brief description ii the wo.h Of
the Christian Commission, in Ellsworth, nj
Writings Hall, on Thursday evening
Dec. 22d. and at Franklin, "Wednesday
Dec. 2lst.
PRospEcTUsEs.-Do fail 10 carefully
read the prospectus Of the Ellsworth
american nor of the New York 1'rib'fe' on
this page; also, that OF the best of family
literary papers, the AmerioSl tasoq ;
Madame Dcmorc>t's Monthly Magazine Is
also advertised in this Week's paper look
at the inducements Offered Il tl.r Pu'iish-
ers of the Aaanfi- lIoad =, and see 1t
they are not worth the subscription p''ee'
TIE REspoNsE.-Many delinquent sub,
scribers have promptly and chcerloiIy re-
sponded to our call. Let there heno "baie-
ment till all arrcaragcs have been paid up,
We expect every one in arrears will pay up
ormake satisfactory report ofhimseIi before
the first day of January. If delinquent
cannot pay IN by that day he should re-
port himself, and say how much more
time he wants to meet his honest dues to
us.
We say again we must have response
from every delinquent who has not yet
done so.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

Ellsworth ia inst, Mr.. lienry Bowers, aged
~ years and II months.
Trenton Nov elst, Rachael wife of Dea.
Simeon Min Bon, asca - years.
Tr-mout--d iast., De4. siAeon Milliken, aged
.Igth inst, very suddenly, Clarity, wife of
C.p;. Hosea llodsdon, aged about A. yeats
-Noy. 10Th, samuel a. Harper, aged % years
Cher, iall---3d inst, Elyira d., vile OF Jere-
miah o. Nichols age. 20 years
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FOR SALE!

"a THE LONG ESTABLISHED, WELL
!sIM known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated on
I-e&slL Main street, in Ellsworth. The proprietor
offers for sale the American House. with all the
buildings connected. with without the furniture,
on reasonable terms,lf applied for soon. If not dis
p1sed of on the 10th day of December next, it will
be closed as public house until further notice, for
repairs, &c b. j. TINKER, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, Dec St,I, 1861. Il
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PROSPERITY
The Atlantic for 1866.

The Number for January 1865, begins the Fif-
tcenth Volume of the ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Hhe Publishers state that they have made such
arrangements for tie coming year will convince
their readers that they intend to maintain the
present position and popularity Of their magazine
Trey can now announce deGnitely the follow
ing contributors for the New Voume:-
ell, Prof Goodwin Smith, Prof. Agassiz, Ma
thaniel Hawthorne, Fitz Hugh Ludlow, George
Augustus Saln, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hall, The
Aathor of &c Ten Acres Enough"
Tho Magazine will still be favored with :
slant contributions from lis regular staff Of
writer's, whose names familiar to the reading
public as these of the
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New York Markets.

Wv YoRK, Dec, II.
Flour ouie.-s. les 900 oerrel' state, so.55
@N0,4o; Round Hoop Ohio, Sll, la@ lIVOi
Western. 50, so@io,T5; Southern Sales ''o DOS
Ai$i0, 9o@l5 90: CaEada-sales 3eo op" AZ s4o'
G@l2,26.
Wheat quiet--Sales unimportant.
Corn iaIi-Mixed Western 81. s0G ~.
beef dull.
Pork heavy.
Lard steady at el@ 2ie.
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TERMS OF TIE ATLANTIC.

TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.
SINGLE SUBscn prIeSs-4, 90 per year.
CLUE RArEs-Two copies for 800; five copies
for $1,000, ten copies for $50 90, and each adj
ditional copy 81 90. For every club Of twenty
subscribers, an extra copy will be furnished
gratis or twenty-oue copies for $1,000.
PosTAGR-The postage Cf TIE ATLANTIC is
twenty -four cents per year, and must in all cases
be paid at the oiiice where ii is received.
CLUBBING trifh "OJR YOUNG FOLkS.'
The !" ATLANTIC and " QUA You've Folks" will
be furnished to one address for Five Dollars per
year.
TICKNOR 4 FIELDS,
As Publishers, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

at A. NJ Hopkins store and at tho halldoor In
addition to other attr ctions will 10 nm old FASH
ioncd New England Kitchen, = look into which
can be taken for five cents aud in which n good
substantial supper can be procured for twenty
cents. general table of refreshment, will h.,
set and small variety Ct useful and ornamental
articles will DO cdsrsl for sale. Doors omen at :
o'clock couurrrv
/ sG- Have you seen those handsome Holiday
Gifts a; Il. Z. Robinson l. Co.'S? Call emily as
they are going of rapidly.
DRSrIsTRY.-We are requested to state that Dr.
}. l. ossood has SO far recovered his health as to
be enabled to attend to his professional duties Mt
his Office He is now desrou, Of seeing all Of his
cid patrons who may desire work done, and will
give them his personal attention.
We are under obligation to Hon. N. A.
tnwsil for coPy of Con gressionai Gia5e
We are indebted to /. Newton, ESD, Com
missioner, for the Report Ct the Department Of
Agriculture, for 1865.
REsIGXED.-Brig Gen. Neal Dow of Portland
hasroSisncd his commission snl his resignation
has been accepted, to take effect Dec lst.
In Pan-or they arrest all small boys that
deiaee buildings by chalk marks How about
large boys taat cut the buildings at the corner Of
streets, &c, with jsck,knives.
The Boston Yraralr states that Rev. Hen
ny %nrl Bcechor was paid, for the lecture dcliv-
ere! before the Mercantile Library Association
two weeks age, the sum of $500.
Tile ladies Of Paris, not content tn dying
their hair rel, now dye their lap-dogs to match
the color of dresses. Green dogs, yellow dogs
ami sky-bIue puss are all the rage.
--prcsiiest #ashington's mansion at Now
York city, where he assumed the duties OF Prcsi-
dent was SO limited, that three IF his socrcta-
rlea were compelled to occupy room.
a New York coufcctioner recently 60. up
, cake 10 feet long, % inches wide, and lsincacs
thiek. 1t took 1000 eggs, l75 lbs. of flour, rs
pounds Of sugar, and 50 pounds Of butter to
make it,
Tic National air "liail Columbia was first
played al theatre in New York in l7So. Il,
was then called the "Prcsilout's March," and
was composed by German by the name Of
F,4es, the leader Of tho orchestra, in compliment
to P.csilen: Washington.
Tie kesaebee Ju.rnn' contains The follow
~ which is as applicable t. Ellsworth or any
ij.'isr tcwa ast1 Augusta:
Many people persist in hanging tie front sasos
II their int. SO that they swim; outwaral
over tL. ,iteWaI37. and yct urayif!c M .t.uIi5cs
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Nj y sIt Il ID .

E.isw .r,h-pco llth, by Rev. :, Tcnney, Mr..
Henry FeA Of Whitman, to Miss Lucfctia iitil Of
Gaui3.soro-,ta inst, ~ II. ". soale, Esq..
Mr.. A.. L. lolus o. q, to Ai.s Alulena II. JoAn-
son 81 sullivan.
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Ladies Circulating Library

State St, two doors above thr American g flee
Open every saturday afternoon and evening.
TERMS:
80 cts, . months, Book.
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sc ringl volume. a
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70 tie Legislature Of Maine motto cssca,-

70 tie Legislature Of Maine inert u GSsem-
bic IN JanaarB 4. d. lt63:
The undersigned citizens of Ellsworth in tho
County Of Hancock and interested in the llnlher
sawed M the mills near the cu'l OF tie Fails in said
Ellsworth, which Ia, to be conveyed to the wharteS
at tide water in said Ellsworth request IN act Of in
corporation renewing the act aPprtSee Aiarrh eighth
u, iS,3 of cnaptcr furty'scFen OF the fNate and
special Laws Of HE state OF Maine. to incorporate
the | nion River Plank Road Company.
l., II. JORDAN and Others
Dated at Ellsworth, Dec. lst lsGf g