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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
as follows, compared with last year
1905

The extreme cold weather which has prevailed
FOR som time past has affected tho trade from all
The regions, showing considerable iuiliag of from
the corresponding week last year.
Tho American Coal Company has declared div
idend If per cent for ;ho SIX months ending De
cember 81, payable February 10.
Tile g-OrieGuts P,caynne Of tho Goth says
Tie mosemonts in cotton wers 10 some extent. The
adyices from l;ew-York. the 18th and 18th Chc a'
ter dOubtod) Indicated more Gtcailness END regGIi
IN prices ut No. which Impaired conidoDco IA Qua
market. Although there has not leon nny narLco
improyenient IN general business for tho week nov
closing there bas been como increase In come DirncLe
which have tended IN remove partially tao do.resslo
Is ich has so long reifHed. 80
Tho exchange market Goes not show any reTlarkaol
variation for tho week. The supply OF bills has no.
been large 10 causs more than decline o. 10 5
per cent which applies u five days sight. Good sigh
and one dag sight ruled week ago, nj 2&3 per Geh
discount and bank checks at u discount To-day ihe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

lS,I Cip.s. - e'c,IS,iA
& 'd 800 20 %, sDcs.S
Cleas.g. u wees ending Jan b.. !sii 49,. }.
s.,.nee. og' ~scs snas. j,r III. isros
Naiaacs foI vo.A enalE. Jan A... iods'f2 - .
IL Exchange moderate business doing. BANKERS
Sterling, co days, 1896 Bankers Sterling 3 days,
IiOi; Merchants Sterling, 1881 olJ9; Francs, $40
Uj.I3i.
Trcishts ere little frmer TO-DAY, but tho engage
rients are only 20 a moderate extent To Liverpool
100 tuns Talow at los. Us. Cd 600 tea. Lar, az
Us; 80 hrkins Butter and 800 boxes Cheese a.
ijs. and POO bales Cotton at c-l6d. To Bristol,
80 ,uns Bacon and Taliow at 2os.
The business Of tlr> Sub.Treesury vas: Total Re-
cepts, Sis79, 6Ol 81; for Customs, $4,000; Pay
raents $s,5l397l 45 on account Of Loan, 81 $50;
Balance, sg9,552,i7j %.
Tie HaTana steamer tool. out sl57 go in specie
today.
The sales at tho Petroleum Stock Board were;
900 Excelsior, Sll; 20 Ccrmaaie, sSos''o.i 100
Knickerbocker 6oc 800 United States, s3i9 S2;
100 Oceanic, s. 80; $500 buchanan Farm, q Sd
81 ST. 80 National, s5 20; 1000 Everett, Si!i 500
Ryn1 Farm, 81 IS. -.
The fir.t National Bank receiy Cd subscriptions
to the 7.3o loan to-day OF $l55,G0o.
The Racine and mississippi road earned tho thiFd
week III Jannary:
ls6l............s7,74 0 l5G5..-. 49,. SIlc'2
Increase. .sJ,JE
The Marietta and Cincinnati road earned the
third week in January: q
ls6i...... III $40 e2,o7
IueTease. ....$!hl6.
London letter Of the lith Of January snys:
Tho rate 70 which tbs Bank of England ~ count is
now reduced T. lower than las bDcL tonche hf year
an qupfte- although 4 "a still t@o pc- cen, ar0sc
what used to DC considered tho average or normal
charge for mon Ia the London market Onii wiisih
The ast ten years thrce nil hlf por oent vas rr-
cardcd about tue natural post. int u now aaQrnrs -
Il five aid h,f irodSht Il condition of uausuI ease
The Pennsylvania Coal trade for tle past week
was as follows, compared with last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

general rate for checks vas steady NJ per cert os
cosnt at one leading counter SSp0o were snld ct 'l'
figure, az ruther counter hks amount or more, vi"
soil.
in sterling tho sale. ySere leht nots r3t.cass
hank DRAFT N the coUGter 81 $50 at 23A PFiN".e hs
wer god a. a1962l0, extreme Ia5cs FROM 2Ii 10 1'
IL franc there were susl tafsn AT 2.4a inf Al
privn.e bids; baES drafts were av.inble 10 81 81
Paris direct; extremo rates rnny pe fUc.ed st. foi 20
to 80. -,
IN coin there were very few TRANSACTIONS. Cold par
Svor--A rprican cor, haTez ant a1ai.cTs. in.eo at
lG5 70 90 Mexican eage do!ars rule with sod Iheio
sIe very lew Offering
[AdyeIsc mer'.1
FOURTH NATIoEAL BANK OF THE CJTT OF
Nsu.YoER.
Nos. ~ AND 80 PnEsr,
DEPOSITORY AND FISA.;cIAL AGENT OF TIA UMIkD
Have for sale, ready for delivery.
UvnRD STATES = $40 TRsAsUrr EoTEs,
Convertible, at maturity iato 6-IO GoLoDEARiNo
UNITED SrAITs 1910 Bo,Ds
UNITED sTArr0 $40 rCsDs
UNITED STATES 1-YeAR CERTIFICATES.
Liberal commissions allowed on tie 2.iO end lO4c
nonls.
We also collect Government Vouchers ard Drafts,
and attend TO other b.sinc - VITA tae Government
p. G. cAriovT. President.
ANTHONY LANE. Assistant Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
yr.yc.cI~' Guscc,

rs Albany by Hadson II. L., from ~ Wsrrenst.,
co... Ct ahGnSsr' end ~ ~ S;,vi 9 aad y
o. ~ Yrori isth.st Depot, :. aid ny I'm, md
$50. G, eal IA p. d. ti'y cars connect WI the
depot 3gh-sl iesvns Clnn,oerss,. iretsey
30 minutes before Il trl.as leave isoH l.h--s.
Sunday train { o % 3cta Observation-Disclosures. -
T. Alssly. ~ HaTlem T. r., 2eth'sl ithav., 10
- 10 , ssa. h. Ia v.c,sy r. H. foo, OF
corrmnd g.. 8 ard M . r.. : ?. N, and 70
midnight Suud1y..,...........''. :..''...s.';''
r. Ion hy New London line, Pier ~ H..
Now cb Lile ficr % n E HsI'inH i"ne' rlst
y y. ". an stomng,on lire, Pie. III ~ t'iaaiY
(suniry excepted. .....';.';;'
TO r,.iou. by Nes.hage, L. L, viz Springfield:
t,s a1 g, ~ si 4 T. iii q. md ih.
nv via Shore liae, /! eLd p. m sundHy'; -
40 bridgeport, b, steamer Bridgeport 1907 0! IeeN ..
shg 80 ~, N. MA. by Frle 8s.,iosJ,
oiChsmberts,. and ~ q. o.. $40
To c ayeaad O.. by Nl.ato a.d ui,at NeN".'
LIZ via r.Iie Railway ioot " ~nsiAre 81, co.
pectius with Bsirosds fos ell principal eitic' III
the West n. snd.............''... '.'...,'..
To dssouport De. ". ts4don satnsdSys Z yht'
Yanhaua, lsip, Fsriiugcalc l. n Island, oy 10
/ itailfoad, from james Zip ava foot CT s.lh-sI
Y. R.......,......... .......... - W. anu . - -
To Nea-iiayen Hatorl and spr.nsnei4-Sseam =,
%. .esye PecA sii. s ''':;;.ft.,
~ New Haven, b. me New Haven i.hy .islst; -
end th.zy, n. !! ny a. M; III. 3;.5 ~ and y
70 the Wet. by Peuilsylvsaa Central s"irosi'
iiom fJot OF Coortlandst, VA PhsAadelphia' sam.
ana p m. Sunday trrn. ...:;...'....,.'
To tac Wsd, by Cenf.ai Rdroed OF He"-Jursey'
Via Allen ov'n fom rie-2 \. K. a. M IL ~.
and a'o sg9esY ,rsn: ,..J 10, .,
Cogri'ana S., :. 20 aud | 81, u H., mton
IN aud 4 N dnst. sunday. ............';.,.. 80
To rhiiadel,aii. peg Railway and Steamboat tsui
days exec ted via Camden aud Amboy. from ioot , -
To Wsshr .ton 10y Ncw.iersey r. X, 100, OF
Courtlandts 81. J, aud Iii 4. M. p III, ana -
R43.9l fosay E ,;;i % Railroad Tin, rIsss
ace adv eltisenentsn ano.her patt o. this payer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
rircrirfaoI ProIrcn.

JAN. aO.-f,l2s bib. FioGri 81 bblS. Whisky; 1850
tb... Com Mcas; i,,so bu4h Cam ~ W bush. Oats
3 pkgs. Ashcs; loo pigs. Butier; l"'o pkg5. Fro
yi.ions; ty5 pkgs. Lard; LAG Dressed Hogs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

WAsrnHGroN, April l0-During the
reioicings here to-day, the President,
who returned from Richmond last even
ing, was called out, and said | am
greatly reoieed that an occasion has
occurred SO pleasurable that the people
cannot restrain themselves Cheers.
I suppose that arrangements are being
made for some sert ,Of formal demon
stration. Voices-"We cant wait.
IL there should be such q demoEstra-
ton, l., of course, will have to respond
toit A voice-'Bully for you. /
will have nothing to say ifyou dribble it
cat of me- Laughter and cries of
I'VE want TO hear you now. / propose
now to close up, by requesting you to
play certain piece of music, or tune
[ thought "Dixie" one of the best tunes
ever heard. Laughter. The band
began to play "Dixie," but seen ceased.
The President continued. / had heard
that oar adversaries over the way had
attempted to appropriate it insisted
yesterday we had fairly captured it.
ICheers and laughter. presented the
question 20 the Attorney General, and
he gave his opinion that it is our lawful
prize. Laughter and cheers / ask
the band to give US a good tune upon it.
The band accordingly played "Dixie,"
with extraordinary vigor, when three
cheers and tiger were given, followed
by the tune of yankee Doodle" The
President then proposed three rousing
cheers for Grant, and all under his COM
mand; and next, three for the navy and
all its forces. They were most enthusi-
astically given. The President retired
amidst huzzss, the tune of Hail
Columbia" and the firing of cannon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

wAsHlSGToN, April l0-Among those
who spoke to-day was Gen. Butler. His
remarks were principally devoted to the
future disposition by the Government OF
participants in the rebellion. He re-
commended that all commanders be dis
frarchised and disqualified for holding
any Office under the Government; but
the maases, including negroes, should
have the right Of citizenship. The ad-
dress was loudly applauded and at its
conclusion the crowd dispersed.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday
saws the Christian Commission issued
$1,000 rations, chiefly to the suffering
JS5r, who were burned out by the fire.
The quick adjustment of the commits
sion for the relief Of the suffering, ia
a noted demonstration of its services
The TribuRe's Washington special
says three companies OF Mosby's guer-
rillas disbaEded on Wednesday, at Gull
pepper, and dispersed for their homes.
Mosby has less than three hundred men
now, mostly operating on the neck OF
land running down TO Acquia Greek and
Fredericksburg.
The National Republican says: Par.
ties have arrived from Danville within
our lines who report that JEFF. Davis ar
rived at Danville on Monday evening
last and that he was accompanied By
| two or three members of his cabinet
/ The Herald City Point special Of tbs
Sih saws; Supplies we're sent by rail
road yesterday as far as Sutherland
Station, ten miles from Petersburg. Ths
different corps, trains were all taking
loads last evening and win reach tbs
army tomorrow. A large force is push
ing forward the work on the track snI
expect to reach Wellsville to-day snC
BurksEille in two days more. The Sigh
change of gauge required retards th'
work, but all is going on finely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

BALrrMoRE, April ll-Vice-Admiral
Farragut arrived here Of ak O'Clock,
this morning, from Fortress Monroe, and
was received at the wharf By large de-
tachments of military ordered by Gen.
w. W. Morris, the Mayor and Commit
tee, and many citizens. The procession
then formed and the Admiral was
escorted to the Eutaw House. On his
way he received enthusiastic greetings
from the citizens. The City Council gave
him public dinner this p. M. He
leaves tomorrow for New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 10.--Physicisns
who have carefully examined Secretary
Stewards case have come to the conclu-
sion that he cannot recover from his in.
juries. He is unable to partske of any
solid food, and has already to be sus
tanned on stimulants. e1r4eF
1t is well understood in well informed
political circles that Mr.. Stanton will
resign his position as Secretary of War
Immediately upon the conclusion Of
peace with the South. III health will
be his plea. Politicians say, however,
that his purpose is to avoid connection
with the questions that will inevitably
result from Mr.. Lincoln's settlemeni
with the rebels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
General Steele Defeats the
Rebels Near Pollard.


WASHINGTON, April l0-1'he Navy
Department to-day received the follow
ing:
CoMMAEDAxT's OFFICE, NAvY YARD,
Pensacola, Fla, March 30, 1865.
To Hon Gideon Wells, Secretary o.
Nary: So
Brig Gen. Asboth, commanding the
military district of West Florida, has
just informed me that Major General
Steele, commanding the 18th army corps,
had met, on the 18th inst, the rebel
General Clarion, who is MORALLY wound
ed, taken $50 prisoners, seized two rail
road trains at Evergreen, ten miles
above Pollard on the Montgomery rail
road, and had torn up and destroyed the
railroad track both at Evergreen and
Pollard 9r ~D sE"a DrEr efl.
General Steele, sc the latest adyiees,
SEnday the. 10Th, was marching on
Blekely. Very respectfully, &c,
.aE fr-Tf be IN. ARMsTRoNG,
s e- Commandant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
nmNOPIuEaL


HAVING seld ny real essafs % On. corner Of
- esveHth Aad AAin stEeets, and wishiag 10 ~
tire from, active ,bas ness, desire to return my
tnAnks - say cid cuatnnsers for their ifherA pat
ronage for &hsa past nfneesen years. have soll
ny stock IN Trade t. MI. Il Reeves, wtom I
a sc pisAsnEet IA recozA aas1t ( 60 my cid caste
ners ~ an exuRllent practical workman, PERFECTLY
conpetsnf Aun desires 20 euadnct the BUSINESS 81
ny Old stand acccrdif 70 my fong established
plans
Ny books and aoeonuts WI rsmaIn for the
present 1t the Old stand. AT who are fnosbsed 70
me are requ sted 20 calf and settle. by % doing
they viii save eost wM. EMERY.
HAVING bought the stork OF Bosn and shoes
II and Manufacturing Implements % Mr.. VIVA
Emery. az he well kaown stAad on the corner 81
seventh and Main, desire 20 givs uOtice that
an prepared 20 faauufactere AL kinds ef mems
and toys BOOTS AND sHoES, and Ladies' Shoes
whea ordered. All kinds o. rNpairing done with
neatness and disratch; aud hcpe by daltgvuce
aud pusct0alits 20 uasrits liberal share pebble
patronage
snaFs9siw-wtfH --sssszss=ss-s1s-J =. kEEfES-'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
AUCTION.
,e and Lot for Sale at Auction

House and Lot for Sale at Auction.
CONTAINS rooms, kitchens, corn crib, sta
y bic, cistern and good S~ilar. The house and
premises are in good order. Terms Of sale: Two
thirds cash aud The balance in Il months Also
lot Ct Household furniture, in the sans house
bureau, wardrobe, beistead and beddirg, mat
treases, Stoves looking glasses, and great many
other articles will be sold without reserve on the
18th Of April ct o'clock p. NJ
The sale will take plaoa on the premises on
Lssst Street between Third and Fourth
april J. J. OoRNA Auetionssz-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
A CARD.

MY CLIENTS, AND ALL PERSoSs WHO
NJ have entrusted business 90 my care, win take
notice that shall be absent for few days, on
business of importance, at Washington City,
wh@n axr ect TO visit the different Departments
and make arrangements 70 serve them batter y
the future. 1 shall be at hons about the 18th
a5-Sd4Iw W. RRAVIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE; .
Corner First and Walnut Streets


TESTIMONIAL.
CINCINNATI, o.. March. n, 1884.
fhis Is % certify that We, the nnderslgnsd. have
been Intimately acquainted with s. W. Boynton,
NJ. D., for about eight years. barring the last ala
years he has been eugAged 10 q laeratisv aud sac
eessfnl practice 81 : 3 ediclpe Il tbs city. He
lssees hsFs onAeeonmt ~ al keMlsh ~
We take great plnsaura ~ rreora snrndine him
both socially and professionally, a. a gentleman q
exeelisnt morals, and occupying = prominent po-
sttion among the Physicians Of our city. and hope
he may anccaed we'll elsewhere ~ he has done
with -. Z.FREEMAN. NJ. D.,
Professor o. sureery On Eclecfie Medical fnsti.
tute, Cincinnati, O.a~
JOHN n. SCUDDER, N. D.,
Professor q the Theory and Practice Of Meai.
cline In tho r. D. Institute
n. d. GARRISON, N. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology "a
the above NEEDED Instltufe del 0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
PRIZE CONCERT.

DRoF. BUCKS GREAT PRIZE CONCERT vii
Il come OF about the FIRST Of April, and offers
unprecedented attractions Twenty one elegant
prizes will be distributed, including one diamond
set valued at 81 500. Price of tickets reduced to
81 Those who purchased 60 tickets will call
and rscsise two additional tickets without addi-
tional charge mhz7td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
MEDICAL.
s. w. Boynton. M. D.,

I ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
IL permanent resident Of Evansville. 0fisrs
his professional services to the citizens Of this
city and vicinity. Prom his extensive exp rieaee
IN the Hos attAl aad general praetice Of Medicine
and eergrry In the former city, ne feels eoah.i
oi Ne sbi ~ q. cure many esses which AAse 80
sisted q eas.asl modes Of treatnsnt.
So farteulAF ttentiou gwen % ahe 81 afnhent
climate, such a. Fever ard Ague. Bllious Power,
Ao. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Col. I'd


market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we win
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
51Etl1RgE INTERESTS.

To PHYsIcIANs.-If you wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Meiicines, and Chemicals at a small i'd
vance Gu Eastern prices, SO and examine SSesss
a wHfaS stock, where you VIII ind eve<1 -
etethaf Is needed by the profession, and phnses
which eaaA6t fail 20 give satisfaction. Their
Store is at No. IS Maiu street may4d&wn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
STATEMENT.
FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT.

of The Epansui7le National Bank, Of
Evansville, Indiana, on the first Non
day Of ApTiI, 1865. The Bank com
nenced operations on March !, 500,
and this report includes one month Of
deti5e business. -. .-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
RESOURCES

STATE or TEDEAHA, I
Yz0derburgh County. :.
/, Robsrt Z. Roberts, Cashier Of Tbs ETsnsyiIIs
National Rank Of Evansville, lad do solemnly
swear that me above stAsement 10 true 70 the lest
u my knoxledge and belief
ROBERT z. ROBERTS, Cashier.
Of April, 1sss.
Il. al ROBERT A. HILL,
spe-sd6Iw Notary Public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

washington, April 1.-THE Rich
mond Whig of Monday publishes a
long account Of grand review on Sat
urday, of the I'd division Oath corps, By
General Owens. Il was witnessed by
nearly the whole population, and passed
off in a most creditable manner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
strayed or Stolen

f1RaM THE. UNDERSIGNED, IN SULLIVAN,
IL town, Light Bay Horse, with white face, and
khree or four white feet; blind IN the right eye;
near sixteen haad4 high, and heavy set
Any, one delivering him to me, sill be Literally
fnso N'N "a AZ IgARoHY SULLIVAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

New YoRk, April 1.-The specula-
ton in gold is quiet, though for Custom
House aud Export purposes the demand
is steady at 81 46@sI.464.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
GOLD

Having now q Special Partner in
New York, who is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, We will hereafter be en-
abled to take advantage of the constant
fluctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
THE VERY LATEST
81
.TELE CIR AP H.
Johnston Enas.yeE.ng q John e

-sherman amer him.
New YoRK, April 1.-The Fosfs
Washington special says letters from
Goldsboro, April 7th, say Johnston was
retreating towards Virginia, attempting
to join Lee, and that Sherman was after
him.
A severe fight took place IN Fairfax
county, Virginia, between some rebel
troops sent out by Lae's army before
the evacuation of Richmond, and por-
ton of our troops in that vicinity. The
rebels we're defeated and dispersed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

7 WILLIAM REAVIS.
Attorney NC Law aud U. s. Claim
TCFEBE Agent,
L. authorized by the Government to procure PEN
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, 2eunty Land
clains for HonsEs aud other PRorKKrs destroyed
while in T. service OF the Government, and ali
claims, OF whatever Kind or nature against the
United States. .. - .
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
BY an smSndmestto the Bounty Law, passed at
the hast session Of Congress, 'sAll soldiers or
uSMUr persons who Aass besa shali hereafter be
ischAfsed within Two years from the date Of their
enlistment, by ofwounds received in battle,
shaT receive the same Bounty as though they
served two years"
s0snee 6ss AIsin street, over Kslier's Gun store
opposifs the Court aouse, Evansville, Indiana
Correspondents must enclose stamps
M Good references given II rec uired. nh2a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
WALL PAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
selected sRortment OF Wall and window
Spers, plain sud figured, which the public are
invited to call and examine before purchasin z
lseWhs-a
Also anew supply Of Tsnnysoa's nsw poem
@es j. HEALTsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

STONE IH~THE BhaDyxn, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRIcE DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS Oh AuLKY DtsCfi2 eGEs
- Aztec uRINATIhG,
IRRITATI0H OF TIE NECK OF THE BLAD
DEB, sd LAMATios OF KIDsEYs,
4CkTARkH Oh TIKI BLADDER
sTBASGULAEY ASD BUENIHo, or PAINFUL
URIEATING.
Fer these diseases u u truly severe On remedy
aud too much cannot be said ~ lie praise. sin.
gle doss lhs tsh kn1sn . Fsissst The ma Hrgsni
Are you troubled. with that disirsasiug psin 80
the small of the bark aud through the hiraf A
seaspoonfuf day Of The Consultations Eater VII
relieve Jon Ike n&gic.
PHYSICIANS
Have Long since given up ths 1se o. eue hnsfFbsos
and 5HaiPer On iha trs@tment q These seases,
and only thsm f0F sbs sast OF > easa~r F~dssdy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Be Vroysd i..slf sqaai % sac 's'k thss has Do
voised uYou "a. - a - =
DIURETfCS
Irritata And drsnsh The kldnsys, sod By constant
uss produce chronic degsnsration and confirmed
disease-
IN pYshESoRKHGA, OR PAINFUL mrs.
SITUATION AND MEAORaHGTA,
OF PR0FUsE FLOwTtsG.
Both disesses arising from faulty sserstion Of
and accompanied By severe pain, and thu othsr a
too pFofnae ti0n, which Nin L. spssdiy cured
b The Consultation Water.
The disease known FALLING or THE
WOMB, which Is the result OF Tire reiaxation Of
the hgAnents Of that -orgAns and skpoWn By 3
sense Of heavfness aud orRgRipR pains in the
back and sliess ane 81 times accompanisd BY sharp
-laneinatihg or shooting psins through ths parts
Affected gi in all eases, Be removed ~ Tie med
s There Is another class Of symptoms arising
from IKRfTATION OF TIE WOMB, whieh
physfcisus call Nervousness which word covers
up much fgAoFsDes, ard in nfns czsss ont OF
ten this doctors do not really know whether the
symF toms are he disease or ths disease tins sy-
toms. We can only -sauHerate them mere.
speak more particularly Of cold fest, paFftstiou
81 the hart impairsd rasmery, wak~fullDsss,
asshas Of heat IAngnor, lassitude, and dinness Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

wM H. GREGG 4 Co, Proprissors.
r HoRGAE q ALLEN, General Agents, No. -
Clif street, New York.
For sale 10 Chicago By FULLER, FINCH 4
FULLER. ianT-6n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

! I y" rIPPHE I'D D kl7D = n 2 = AN'1-3-
1F.i~t =. TIE ur1arrfed fsnssls 10 constant re-
curing dissass, ard through nsxieet the 1919 q
-. oy,.Vs ard danxrrozs aaiadies the result,
and - month after month passes Without al 81
f7rt- lsiug made 20 assist Nsturss the suppress
sfou becomes chronic he patient gfa0nAliy ioses
bsr a.pDsffte, the bowels are eonstipatsd, night
sVeafs come on, sad COnsumptioa finally ends her
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
o. O :

In order to furnish Coin in hand to
parties who may wish to buy largely, We
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from twenty-five to Thirty Thou
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

We are also prepared to sell Gold on
margin Of thirty per cent, and will
hold the Gold for purchasers for Thirty
days
We also receive money on deposit,
discount good paper, buy and sell Elk
change on New York, and transact q
general Banking business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Why submit to tho suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels, when Dixon's Blackberry
carminatiVe can be obtained at any respectable
drug store. lanI0.lw