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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLRY's New Patent DUPLEX
nLLIpTIC Tor donble) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY b GARY, (late J. l. O. J.
weat), SOLE PROPRlEToRs AND MAUFAO-
TuRERs, ~ Chambers and 10 aud 81 heade
Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex Tor
two) Tliptie Steel springs, ingeniously braided
tightly aud Ilrmy together, edge to edge, making
the toughest. moat flexible, elastic and durable
Spring eyer used. They seldom bend or break,
like the single Springs, aud consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twice a. loug az
any other skirt.
The won derfat nexibillty aud great eopfort and
pleasure 10 any lady wearing the Duplex 1lliptie
bkirt, win be experienced particularly In all
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars ChuEeh Pews,e eArm-Ohalrs, for Promenade
and House Dress, ~ the skirt can be folded when
in use TO occupy small place, a. easily as siik
or muslln dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comiert
aud conVenience Of wearing the Duplex llhptc
steel Spring skirt for single day, VIII never
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use
For Children, Masses and Young ladies they arr
superior 10 all Others.
They are the best quality Ia every part, and IN
questionahly the bightest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical skirt ever made
FOR SALE IN all first. ciess Stores in thts city
and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana dc Cuba, Mexico, South America, and tbs
West Indies.
ENQuIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILllrfit
SKIRT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
Foreign News.


. NEW YoRK, May 2-The steamer
Scotia, from Liverpool 22d; Qaeenstown
23d, has arrived. 5f -aiF 4 $3.50 ba,
,Consols 90s for money. "a 2 sastA sz
4ezarwitzh continues dangerously i'll at
Nice The Gar passed through Paris
and had an interview with Napoleon.
The Mexican loan Is highly suceessfhl
LIVERPOOL, April o. P. M-Cotton
buoyant at an advance OF Id. ss.s
Breadstuffs quiet and steady % .giisa
Provisions quiet and steady. g o5 sali
The Morning AdceFtiser asserts that
on receipt of the news of the fall OF
Richmond, Napoleon proposed to Lard
Candy, British Aambassador to Paris.
that England and France should, by
treaty, offensive and defensive, make
common cause and assist each other
With all their land and sea forces IN the
event of an attack on either Canada on
Mexico cav 1lsG d % .az-1a'
! The Advertiser denounces the scheme
and trusts inquiry will be made into it
on the re-assembling of Parliament bss
This statement must be taken for what
/ it is worth, as it is not referred to by any
other journal. .1~.a.- sars sax sdi K
The belief in the struggle being over
in the south continues to gain strength.
American securities and cotton are very
. buoyAnt and active, in anticipation of
peace. .s-- -. 80; sss..az TszcI .bss
The Army and Nary Gazette thinks
it impossible that organized resistance
can be prolonged Fl ssa sAl % sbi
News from the a4isaissippID De-
- l Partmaent- -.
7 b ST. LoU1s, May 2-The Des4ocrafs 8
! Cairo special says: = - -. 80
Tie Memphis Bulletin learns, Sunday
| last, that negotiatioDs were progressing
g few miles below Red river, between
ECoL Sprsgue, chief Of. staff Of Major
/ General Pope, and the authorities of the
! Trans Mississippi Department. for the
surrender Of Kirby Smith forces. ita
The Republicans Cairo special says;
Pa Gen. Chalmers Was murdered BY per
sons unknown, bat more reliable intor-
nation saysit was done byrebel soldiers
I A refugee from TompkinsEille brings
report that the rebel Gen, Msury, late
in command at Mobile, has been super-
Z eedsd By Gibson, who Commanded q
brigade at Spanish Fort He says the
decentralization among the rebels in that
vicinity is very great
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
ArrlvaI of tlae seetaa..

New YORK, May 2-The steamer
Scotia, with two days later European
news, is coming up to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
81 w Ronnton. M. ID. d..

Y ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
IL pernanent resident Of Evansvilis, ofers
his professional services to the citizens Of this
city and vicinity. From his extensive experience
in the Hos pital and ganeral practice OF Medicine
and sgrgeTy in the former city, he feels confident
of hs abb ity 20 cure many cases which have re-
sisted tl1eusaAl modes OF treatment.
nd- Particular attention given to the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases, and those peculiar to the
climate, such - Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
-noa 5l- lIBy Teiegrpph.l Sllsaea pt
RAILROAD sREoEIPTs' 5nah

- -nta z-t- by TeteBrtPnsi
- RAILROAD aECEIPTs. aneh o.
,fr. TKHhK HAuTz. Nay z. lsG6.
Mr.. a. E. ehradey:
"a ) Find below . lst es ffsight forwarded byiTrain
No ., from thls place, to-day. -.
Cox a n, g kegs batter; Chandler D Hart ears
ukay o P Cobb 4 %, $50 sacks corn; Eesbit 4 W /,
bks dry g0Sds Keller 4 White l(bx psrfansrE,
70 bxe txfrnee eoflss; w n p stoddard, bxs
ldrugs, 4 3 D u, . bxs Eadss; W Bisrbowsr, 8 bxs
pat med; Heaiy, 2 bxs books; GIovsTs no.
600 shihglssS JStraub Son, BIZ cross cut aaws !
y W HoxAr, J. bx, q cases cigaTH; w Heilmaa, q
cire ulaf saws LovsnthaI, 1'b1 dry goods. esu-
pei, bx dry Roodsj MAeksy, II q Co. 3 bxs p4per
ihaugings, } bxs mdse; Hudspeth, A Co, bxs
dry goods, 1 5x hats,s Al&Co, bxsdry goods /;
care u 90. bK dry goods, balls do. bxs
hats; GoldaAa, b a Co. BIZ dry gOOds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
PROVISIONS,
MESS PORK, BACON and LARD

kVh ALA-r Z e-I.-T sMD -lH
WYE HAVE IN sroRE 2oo,ooo POUNDS or
w new Bacon, consisting OF HAMS shoulders, ,
Clear and Ribbsd sides. Also, Mes Pork and
Prine Leaf Lard, which We are ofsrtnz 10 the
trade at fair prices. PRESTON BIOS,
sp1 noz kirst street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
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Additional River lite ms.

TUESDAY NOON.
30 gIBi9iq sdi IL 1921 q1s- @ I'D
The river q falling fast, aud the vast &C anala-
xfiou or mud upon ths is,esi Is semGttin most
psstiIsntiAI odor, regular miasmA, Viii must
TrOduee sickness ana death We direct u attsn-
tIenaof the city authorities to the fact
Tbs Arrfysls since last night eompr.se the
Robt- Bur NJ, Memphis 20 oineinnst; NSuga.
tuck, ST. Louis 70 Cincinnati; Lsni Lsoti, Cinein.
natl to Nashville; Elk. GrayviIie TO Rvs sville |;
Gen. HAlleek, Henderson to Evansville .rmsda,
Cairo 90 Evansvillsi Ross Hits, Louis iilo and
.returni AriEonia, Louisville to Ha4hyil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03

GRATuIToUs ADyIcE-Gov. Brownlow
is receiving all sorts of notices in rela-
ton to his assumption of his official
robes. eL4a go
A poor copperhead Italian paper pub
lished in New York, was so ger to ex-
press its opinion of him, thf i quotes
and comments on his inanguf4i in its
issue of the first Of april That criti-
cism beat all the April fooling we ever
saw. The New York Times, paper of
much versatility and talent, which never
had very distinct idea of the ground il
would occupy one month ahead, tenders
the Governor large amount of we'll
meant advice in relation TO the proper
mode:of talking about and dealing with
rebels. We beg leave to say rby au-
thority," to these disinterested journal
ists in New York, that when the Govers
nor needs their council he will send for
them, and also that il they will come out
here and expose their lives and property
to the violence of disloyal men for a
few months, as Governor Brownlow did,
they will most likely ask leave to with
draw their advice. It is any easy mat
ter for an editor, ensconced in snug
Office in New York, to write smooth ar.
ticles in favor of universa lclemency 4
Nashville Press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
B% A New OrleAns paper, speaking

B@ A New Orleans paper, speaking
Of the capture of Mobile, says: 5I
In this battle novel implement Of
war was used, and one which, according
TO rebel statements, was mos. destruc-
tive. Gen. Macarthur had half a dozen
mortars made of the gum tree, and they
we're used during the whole attack. One
shell from a wooden gun 10 known to
have killed and wounded eleven Confed-
crate soldiers, and the rebels assert they
were the most destructive guns used.
Two Of these wooden moFtars have been
brought to the city by Col. Thomas and
Capt. Mclean, and will be open to in
spection at the ST. Charles Hotel to-mor-
row. Ii is the design Of these officers
to send these "new tangled" guns TO
the Chicago Sanitary Commission Fair,
to see how much they will bring in aid
Of the soldiers One hundred shells
were fred from one Of these mortars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03

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The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

COMING BACK FROM IpAHo.-According to
the Virginia c Uuion, the emigration to Idaho
is commencing 10 take the back track 1t
says:
W. Coryell and party. who left here couple
OF months ago for the promised land L" the
" other side of Jordan" got back only yester-
day. and doleful indeed is the account be gives
of that hard old country. and of the sufer1ngs
and priva'ions undergone by the unhappy SO
Journers therein. Provisions are up to the
most exorbiiant rates-meals two dollars. pay
able in advance, and everything else after the
same style, and an awful crowd of people. with
but little in the country to feed and clothe
them with. Horses only worth few dollar.
each. so many having been ridden, driven AID
packed there. Mines not so extensive or rich
as represented. and people leaving BY hundreds
daily, disappointed, and hurrying to get back
to the more hospitable regions they had lately
Quilted. All the Chinamen who went from
here sud from California are on the road back.
having been driven out of Jordan creek and
sll the other localities By the remorseess
whites.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

The RAoEs.-The two mile race between
Norfolk and Lodi came of at the Ocean House
Course near San Francisco on the twenty
third instant, and was won by Norfolk The
terms of race, $1,000, with inside stake of
S2,500-being in all $500
At the tap of the drum the horses were
brought to the score and were off at the word
They passed the score on the FIRST mile, Nor
folk length ahead; they crossed the score at
:he end Of the second mile neck and neck and
it was adjudged a dead heat-time, 3:43 s..
Third Heat false start, and got of well
on next start-"Lodi" length in advance, but
Norfolk" soon tapped and then led him about
two lengths, which advantage be maintained
throughout the entire heat Time 3:5l 5.
The decisions of the Judges were received
with acclamations of delight by the assembled
thousands.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day of April
1855, SO many shares of each parcel OF stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the Ofice of the
Company in Chico, Butte County, California on
the 5th day OF June ies5, at three O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment there
on, and any amounts due on previous assessments
together with costs OF advertising and expenses C
the sale. r. H. ALLEN, Secretary
Otice-Chico, Butte County, California.
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday
June l4th, 1865. at four O'Clock ?. NJ and will be
made at the Office OF Messrs. Stevens & Baker No.
2l5 Front street. up stairs, City and county Of
San Francisco. California.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
r. H. ALLEN, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
THE UNION RECORD.
oRovILLE. SATURDAY. MAY 81.
L.rEsr Ng.s-Tbe latest news we have is

LATEST NEvs.-The latest news We have is
to May twenty-third. JEFF Davis is to be tried
for treason. he is securely confined at For
tress Monroe The rebel feet 10 Tombigbee
river surrendered to Jennisson. The officers
and men we're paroled. There is strong feel
ing in Alabama for returning to the Union
also in Georgia. 1t is said the forthcoming
proclamation Of President johnson will deny
negroes the right to vote Poor Copperbeads
where is your expected negro equality
We regret lack Of room to give the psrticu-
lars OF the grand military review at Washing
ton which took place on the 23d Instant. Ii
is said there was q miles Of soldiers, sixty
abreast on Thursday. In front of the Presi-
dents house stand was erected for the gal
liant officers of Grant and Sherman who we're
to review the troops
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
The Old Folks Concert.
CHERokEg FLAT, May Is, 1865.

lEEaCkkE + lAl, May 10, 1909.
MR- EDIToR According 10 previous an
nouncemeni the ladies and gentlemen, both old
favored Is with 8 choice and entertaining e1-
hibition last Wednesday evening. the 4th.
The audience was large and highly delighted !;
and viii venture 10 assert upo1 The authority
Of scores of remarks which reached ny ears
from strangers and others, that sll 10 sill, for
variety completeness and perfection. the en-
tire entertainment has not been equaled in the
Northern portion Of this State. Judging
from the number OF ladies and gentlemen en-
gagged in the enterprise. as well as the crowded
halls, the educational interests of this town
ship and the district in particular, will not be
allowed to suffer or decline 10 the least The
entire community seem 10 be fully awake to
the necessity and great importance Of securing
commodious apd pleasan, buildings within
which their children and friends are expected
to acquire the principles of an education.
l understand that this is the second concert
given for the purpose of securing funds suf-
6cient to erect during the preseot season a new
school house. upon an enlarged and attractive
plan 1t will De gratifying TO all friends OF
common schools to know that the result has
far exceeded the expectations of the most san.
guine. and that The sum required is nearly
made up and in the hands OF Treasurer ap-
pointed for this particular enterprise. This
pleasing result did DO, come by chance, but
through the energy, liberality and indomitable
perseverance of the ladies of this district.
Much time was required for preparation no,
ouly in song ard speech, but costumes and
characters had 10 be studied and provided, nice
and well assorted provisions of all kinds pre-.
pared, and tastefully arranged for sale, as o
part Of the entertainment. | noticed quite q
number of persons from places several miles
distant in the audience, aud Judging from their
appearance, they seemed to enjoy themselves
we'll
Please allow me TO say 10 the friends oi
common schools, and 10 parents in particular
of other school Districts" Go and do like
wise Keep the ball moving until every
school district in this county shall claim ,c
have a good and comfortable district school
house. What school district of this county
will be the next upon the list to build house
for school purposes by an Old Folks Concert
All hail to the banner district. A.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

THE DalEes Mountaneer has become fright
eped at the Red Bluff and Chico routes to Ida
ho, and exclaims:
The question that forces itself upon US is,
shall we BY Inactivity permit our California
neighbors to snatch away from US the trade
that is legitimately ours? Merchants of the
Dalies, Merchants OF Portland, what say you
Your say is over, Mr.. Webfoot Capitlists
You must make the most Of "a good thing" as
you had it, for your day Of fleeing Calfornians
going to Idaho, has gone by. Your frozen up
rivers, chilly winds, drenching rains and heavy
taxation, will no longer puzzle the wits or op-
press CaIiforuians. Oroville, Chico and Red
Bluff roads will snatch all the trade and travel
from Oregonians. II the webfoots have sur
plus Of grub they must ship 10 San Francisco
and thence, by way of one of our California
wagon roads, to Idaho.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

WE see 1t stated edtorially that the Union
State Central Committee will call State Con.
vention on the 2sth day of June They have
concluded It was wise for the San Francisco
Central Committee to not nominate Sander
son without the consent of the people. The
people wish to have say in the nomination of
Supreme Judge. and should the State Central
Committee take the responsibility, 10 order to
secure their pet, they will slip up ou their cal
culations. The people have little more to
say IN such matters than the San Francisco
one sided Committee.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
Army Worm.

Mr. EDITOR AT the present time there is
no subject more interesting to the agriculturist,
than what is called the "army worm = their
ravages being immense, especially on the pota-
to, grape and onion crops. On Butte Greek
their name would be properly termed legion y
On K. w. Durham 8 and A. d. Turner's ranch.
es, they appear IN a quiet, unsophisiicated
way cleaving 10 the object of their prey much
in the manner OF the leech. Size from half
inch to two inches n length Some OF them
are smooth aud striped others of a bury or
hairy Dature, owing, think to the age of the
insect-tbose of smooth being the younger
After crossing Butte Creek say one fourth of
a mile, they halt and go through some kind of
a transmogridcation, presto change operation,
and become butterhies-as harmless as On an
gel. How this is done, is enveloped 10 mys
terry; as much so as the tadpoe turning frog ;
but that it is done is no doubt true The use
OF lime or strong ashes, sprinkled freely on the
worms, will hasten this strange freak OF nature
to take Effect and doubtless save thousands Of
dollars worth of vegetables to the farming
community of this county. These worms ap
pear to have come from the effect of the late
rains. Some ingenious insect turning itself
out of the earth during the moisture, forming
the worm half starved turns to and devours
everything that it fancies within its grasp On
til within such an age when its harmless na-
ture is assumed. The evidence in favor of this
doctrine is indubitahle, even 10 the Butte
Greek country from the fact that Immediately
after leaving the wormy section, you enter the
communities of the saiuted butterfly.
YoU BET
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
Insolvency Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUNTY
Il OF the State of California. In the matter Of
the petition ef D. G. Martin. an insolvent debtor
Pursuant TO order OF the Hon. ". 5. Stafford
Judge OF the said County Court, notice is hereby
given 70 all the creditors Of the said lnsolyent 10
be and appear before the Hon. W. 5. Saaord sfore-
said, IN open Court, at the Courtroom of said
Court, in the county of Butte, on the Sd dav of
July, A. D. 1865, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day
then and there 10 show cause, if any they can why
the prayer Of said ln>ovent should not be granted
and an assignment of his estate be made ana he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursu
ance Of the Statute in such case made and provided
and in the meantime all proceedings against said
lnsolyent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
IL. 81 Court, this 25th day of May. A. D. 1865
J. G. MOORE. Clerk,
JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk
S. RosESBAuM, Attorney for Petitioner. [uSO
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

CSwsLcoNs VIsIroR-Some thief. who
neither fearing law DOR the justice, entered the
sleeping apartment of Jsdse Coughey on Mon
day night last, and appropriated the best
pants-tbree 10 uunber-oue coat and S25 in
gold coin from the foot Il the bed. The Goa,
aod some valuable papers were found in the
alley, but DO clue TO the thief
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

FEELs BAD.-A disciple of JEFF. Davis in
this place feels so bad over the disgrace which
he has brought upon the party BY wearing
cnnoline, that he has gone upon 8 bust and
up 10 The present was still on it.-Rei BluF
Independent.
Some went upon bust" before JET com.
menoed wearing crinOline. Its singular that
the LAST of the Couiederacy" should resort to
such shifi to find The last ditch.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

COMPANY l, commanded by Capt. Kendall.
Company F. commanded by Capt. Owen, and
Company II, by Lieut.. Worth, all of the
Seventh Regiment, left for the Southern coast
on Saturdayrby the steamer Pacific, to join
General Mason's command in Arizona.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

FoR MExIco.-Tbe bark Pontiac was on
the eve OF sailing for Mexico with men and
arms, but at the instance of the French Con-
sui, Collector James detained her. We have
no douet the Collector done bis duty. He
Is waiting decision from Washington. We
trust the emigration may be allowed to 60
forward to speedily arrest the progress of the
lmperialists
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
Porter Gold s. Silver Mining Co.
California Gold s. Silver Mining
COMPANY

Buena FistG District. Humboldt Co., Nerada.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Stockholders meeting of this Company viii be
held at the Companys Office, Cherokee Flat, Butte
County, California, on Tuesday, June 9th, 1855,
at two O'Clock P. NJ, for the ensuing year.
THOMAS MCDANIEL, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

hllLED.- On Tuesday last, at Canada de
Ia Brea. about thirty miles from Los Angeles,
Psul K Hunt was shot and killed by Pegleg
Smith, so old trapper and hunter, who has
been in California since ls43. The quarrel
srose over land claim. but the evidence in
the case has not vet been made public.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

DURING the nigh, OF the 22d inst, the stage
coach contsing Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
was stopped and robbed near Silver CITY. New.
The amount taken was $500 in gold. and
$4,000 IN legal te0ders. The company offer a
reward of 81, 500 for the arres, and conviction
OF the robbers
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
Superior Copper Mining Co..

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"A the Superior Copper Mining Company will
be held at the Office OF Messr,. Stevens Baker,
No. 2l5, Front street, up stairs, San Francisco,
California, on Monday June 18th 1865, at four
O'Clock P M, for the purpose of electing three
Trustees to manage the affairs of the Company.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
R.H. ALLEN, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

Tbs Worlds Fair for s67 will be at Paris,
and the building for it will cost over S6,000,-
600. The building will be made to hold 200,-
900 people, and everything will be on the
grsndest scale possible.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
SADDLE TRAIN
owYHEE, BOISE CITY. =. IDAHO CITY.
FARE, FIFTY DOLLARS.

EkROEISIONS AND BLANKETS PACKED
Il free of charge. The Idaho Stage Comuany
announce to the travelling public that their fr-t
Saddle Train will leave
CHICO ON MONDAY, APRIL THIRD. ls6,
for the above places, carrying the provisions and
blankets Of passengers free of charge. There are
on the route o1ly about one hundred miles on
which are no houses, so that passengers can rrgu-
late the quantity of provisions accordingly.
Trains will leave every Monday morning after
the Sd.
As soon as the roads settle. wagons will cave
Chico and Red Bluff fot Snsanvie to connect with
Trains at that point
For passage OF further information apply 10
J. B. FRANCIS 4 gent
Red Bluff or Chico Il age Offces
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27

MIS- Ien Davis appeared st the door OF her tent
undressed, and demanded time to dress, when
horrid Yankee said-"In wait till Your duds sre
on What horrid talk to a first family chiyal7ess,
'Duds." 0, these sholitioners it's terrible. Wear
d16sg
The weekly union record., 1865-05-27
Superior Copper Mining Co..

TNIoN MINING DISTRICT, PLUMAS CO..
u California. Notiee-There is delinquent up
on the following described stock on account of as
sessment No. 6, levied on the 18th day of April,
ls65, the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the Shareholders. as follows;