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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
TEKAsuRY DErARTMENT,

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t---T vTrffssstd Washington, April u lso9. }
IHTHnREAs.BYeA SATISFACTORY EVIDksck
wv prsssnted to the undersigned, y has been
made Il apyear fliat The Mrrchants' eahonai
Banl Of Ryansyfile,' IN tbs eityof Evansville In
the county Of Ysnderburgh and STATE OF lnalsna,
has been auiy orkanizsd under and According 70
ths fea,1iremets % tie Act o. Con greas sntitlsd
Is An ACT 20 provide National Currency seeu
ed by pledge ~ United States bonds ana 70 pro
vide tor the Circulation and redemption thefs"i
approved lime 3, 1854, and has complied with ~
tie provisions Of said Act required 10 Do com pited
wifi before e0fnmehcing tbe business 81 banking
Nov, TaEakroRE, I. FHEEsAS CLAHEE, Comp
froIler Of tie GarfsneY, De hereby eeftlly that
aThe Merchants National Bank Of EFansxilie,
Ca the city q Ksansyills.in The county pf y an
derburxh and State Of Indiana, " authorized 70
ccrnmsrcs the basibess Of Banking aud the ACT
Aforesaid. E-- .ftat ,
In teetimony whereof, Wftness ny hano anu
sal of once tbs sosesth day n April, 1860.
iLs1 FREEMAN CLARKE,
ap12-zm Comptroller OF ths OHff"hss-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

R9~ DOn't forget the Trade Sale of
Mathews & Taylor, to-day, at No. 60
Main Street. This is a splendid chance
to secure stock at your own prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

sg-In every new place occupied by
the Union army there is a Union paper
established. The latest addition to thess
is the Herald Of he UaioB,' published
in WILMINGTON. Z MA III Z = =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

RS- Diamonds have been discovered
10 California, in the mountain streams
and Placer diggings The. largest yet
found is of the value ofone hundred and
sepenty.fve dollars l5, 'fu13s > la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

RAy- Blivins has been reading the
pro0fsheets Of new work entitled,
What s the matter of-Y our Moath5 or,
a New Cure for the Teothsehe,9 by the
author of "Ten Achers Enough.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

SINGULAR RESooUSTER. in front of
Fort Spanish, Mobile, on the night Of
the 30th uIt, a rebel captain came 'nto
our hines and delivered himself mp to an
officer of the l4th Wisconsid, who had
charge Of the picket lines The captain
Of the Wisconsin regiment was taken By
surprise when be learned that hisfriend,
just from Dixie, was his own brother.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

bar Asa Igleheart has removed his
law Office to 6is new building on Third
Street, above Main. .-..-,.y .s-o,+--
rAprlQb dlOt sfses A deq1 rgo1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

LABoRERs WAxTED. The undersigned
dssirest 10 employat least thirty men TO
work on farm opposite the city, in
Kentucky, The highest wages will be
paid. For. information apply at this
Office JEROME WATSON.
April 3--2w EFIBsHL aze13E-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

New York hotels have lowered their
price of board to 50 so and 50 per day.
Fernando Wood, accompanied By his
wife and daughter, sailed for Europe on
Saturday morning. He will make a
tour OF Ireland, Switzerland, and Pales-
tine, and return in the fall.
The crevasse sbovs Baton. Rouge,
Louisiana, bids fair to prove very disas-
trous 1t is one mile wide, and still ex.
tending The country is inundated to
the depth Of sixteen feet
There was quite heavy frost in the
vicinity Of CoTington, Kentucky, on
Saturday morning, which, it 10 feared,
has caused very serious damage 10 the
fruit.
There was call for Union Conven-
ton to be held at Psducah, Kentucky,
last Monday, to select candidate for
Congress. We have not heard tbs re-
suit, b GAG hge h1tr seed bff
The total number Of arrivals at the
Soldiers Home in Cincinnati, since its
opening, is III, 163, and the number Of
meals furnlshed 53b, lb3.
The Railway Superintendent are to
have convention in New York on tbs
18th, 70 arrange the summer timetable
1t is thought by some that the winter
table win be substantially continued,
On Saturday about one thousand dol
lars worth of liquors, belonging to Al
fred Tompkins, on Washington Street
opposite the railroad depot, in Coving
ton, KY, was seized and eonhscated b.
the Military Provost Marshal of tina
city. Mr.. Tompkins was charged witt
selling liquor to soldiers. 30 1dI q sld
Thereof cell in Castle Thunder
Richmond, four feet eight inches high
McCOol private in Harris light dire
goons, man six feet and half an inc
high, was kept in the cell eleven month
and a half. McCool had a ball an
chain on his leg all the timei the ba
! weighing thirty two pounds, the chat
ten pounds The rain penetrates tht
cell and on wet days McCoollay in th
} wet Eleven months and half passes
J and he never once stood straight. q
escaped Eve weeks since through q ho
pital window -n4a ai'n91aaL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
~ class saloon on the corner q Main ana
Eighth streets, vhsrs will Be found ths best
liquors Of all kinds A LIBERAL share Of patronage
Il solicited. lnz7 -ossa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
LUMBER. &c.
REMOVAL.

MR.. Il. G. MINGST BEING CoMPRILrD TO
WI vacate his old stand on the corner Of Main
and First streets, hiss removed large nortion 81
his stock 70 the ST. Charles Saloon on First strest
between Main and Locust, where he will be pleas
d to wait on his friends until he can occunv Ms
n ew stand, corner Locust and First. m2-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
MEDICAL.
PROVISIONS.
MESS PORK, BACON and LARD

WE HAVE IL STORE 10000 roUsDs cF
w new Bacon consisting Of BANS shouidsrss
80. - psbtsd side. Also. Moss PORK and
49, Ieaf Lard, which We are onsriag 70 the
t-aS-7 ~ f.fr prices PREsT0A Bk0s-,
TEE re-, - - -'T-l-s "a No FIRST Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

The quota of Lafayette is nearly full,
as We learn from the Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

ny The balance Of the wet goods
must, be sold next Thursday, April 18th,
at 9, o'ciock, at the front of j. J. Conn S
Auction Rooms, Main Street 'lst $50 .
apll0-td. J, J. Conn,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
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BANK.
yara The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
lRdi aaeH or EVANSVILLE

This Bank will be located on the corner OF hain
a,s Fir-t strsats,fn tho room nov occupied ~
Mr. Hoaly, - scon as the necessary ehehkes can
~ OR. DEMENT,, Pres't.
...t..t....s n. RALEIGH, Vice Pres't- 3.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
COMMISSION.

SAMUEL n. BOOKER ,. Q. DC soucHEr.
D0CKER & DuS0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
NO. 10 WATER STREET,
Orr's Block, next door to M Dalzell,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
rR- Highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
Country Produce. Prompt attention given to all
Orders decl0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

4 HAVE OONSUAMATKD ARRhNGkMnIs
/ or the manufacture Of the most deairAbls kina
Of Goods in my line, adapted 90 this section o.
the country, aud particularly 10 the City Itsae,
which will enable me 10 keep up my stock o. nue.
Goods and be prepared 20 supply the demand ~ -
low psicsa a any House in the West
For Spring trade / am already
at work getting up such Goods as
the Season will require, Of the most
desirable Styles, and which / Will
sell at a small profit above the
actual cost Of Stock and Labor.
Also, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths
constantly on hand.
es- A large aud well assorted stocs "a Mons
Boy's and Childs Hats and Gaps, ofa desorip
tlous and Ladies', Misses aud Ohilda Trimmeo
Hats ana Palm Hoods, at iov prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
FOR SALE.

FRAME COTTAGE OF -FOUR ROOMS
p "a Kitchen, good cisterD and cellar, good
enf.hnildings; convenient TO market hvo min
nfea 10 Main street.. TO a business man VIE
,ati G,rnI'y this IA desirable. Title perfect En-
oniro az this Office. Possession given imInsdi-
sicily.
TTOUsE AID LOT ON CHURCH STREET,
III i,.fNeen CHofry and Oak streets. lot "a by
I2f, with god stable II not sold before the
10Th Of Agri It will 10 sold at auction on tnat
day at ! o'clock IN the afternoon.
So CHAs. sTAuRLE-
TzL,ATBOAT AND BARGE FOR SALE.
Two large sized Coal Boats, and Gunnel
Barge, Tor sale at low prices, b. $500,
- l.. RUFFNER,
No North Water st., over First National Bank
as-lW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

A SPLENDID RESIDENOE-wITH A TWO
IA story frame house, IL rooms, cellar. ostern,
we'll, stable fruit trees, &C. on ten acres OF land
Eyansville. Price $500. Enquiee Of
ms A. JOHNSON.
OK good DWELLING HoUsEs-just finished
- 81 200 each. Inquire of
mar, dtf. A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

"a Ia La Sale county, Illinois,
iissle while ago two returned soldiers
were walking out one evening with their
intended brides, when they were attack.
ed BY gang OF roEdies who knocked
them down, beat and robbed the men,
and dragged the girls of to q BY place,
robbed them of their watches and rings,
threatened death If they resisted, aud
then vic latea them. Two OF the fellows
we're caught, and have been sentenced
to ten years in the peniteatiary. The
girls have married thsir soldier lovers.
So About 2,00o Germans, fresh from
The Fatherland, are on their way from
New York city TO work on the Alchison
and Pixies Peak railroad. The COM
pany has. hired them. agreeing 10 pay
them psrtlg wish twenty acres of land
apiece, out of the late Kiekspoo Reser-
Tation, thus forming an important aud
valuable colony of industrious citizens
of our country, and thus securing labor
era for an important public work, which
has been difficult to do. aat ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
FOR KENT.

ptwO LARGE AND FINE ROOMS on
j Second. near Main Street, very su ~. q ssc.
0incers' ior rent. APP'y ~ aS-tf
e,IxTY ACRES or COOP LAND IN THREE
- miles Of Evansville. Enquire 0IouNaor
raH -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
TWO DWELLING HOUSES
one Splendid Building Lo'

MY RESIDENCE, ON the east side of Second
lRA street, between Sycamore and Vinei va sto-
~ brick, eleven tll) rooms,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
Sash and Door
TT L. - II @ R Y
FOR SALE.

LARGE HOUSE, with 10 roons, large cellar
"A and AL cOnvonenccs, good location, admira-
bly, situated for a Boarding House. Price $1,000
lnh29 IT, A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
With all the Furniture.

n desired Ground So by $50 feet; fine Grapes,
Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Plums, etc, On the
promises Fire-proof Brick Warehouse extends
across the entire rear; Woodhouse, etc., under
this sarre roof alley gradod aud paved.
Also, 90 by $50 feet, adjoining,
with One Story Frame House-four rooms, Stable,
etc.
Also, ano BUILDING LOT, or LOTS, on First
street, NEARLY opposite IT, Paufs (Episcopai)
Church, 1121S feet front by 100 deep; by far the
sale in town.
Titles TO all the above PERFEcT-terms easy.
The chance very seldom occurs to buy dosira-
BILE property so convenient to business as the
above.
r. GILBERT,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
n double tenement, two lots-will rent Tor
5000 per year. Prico 81 900.
inhZ0,tf A. JOHNsoH.
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RIOT At A rlReMEn's PICNIC.

A Hotel mt Glen Cove Partially Gutted--
Arrest or Some or the Rioters, SC.
Early yesterday morning the members Of Engine Com
pany No g. Of the Eastern District accompanied by their
friends and invited guests, went picnic excursion TO
Glen Cove During the afternoon detached parties visited
the orchards and private residences In tho ncghborhood
Of the festivities and helped themselves without leave,
cherries and whatever else in their way. Those
who with them generally maltrcated
and the excursoniss had everything their way Tho
village constable powerless before formidable
host Not satisfied with these petty dcprcdations large
party made onslaught hool the landing and
partially guttcd IT, Not satisfied with helping theInsclves
TO the liquors and cigars OF tho proprietor they ruth
losey destroyed his furniture and fixtures some
tent and also smashed the windows suttors Of tho
building
After leaving Glen Cove the party landed at foot Of
South Fifth street. d. about six O'Clock last evening
Shortly after landing OF them entered tho liquor
store OF Mr. Rogers, corner OF South Fifth and First
streets, and there commenced quarseng among them.
selves In very short space Of tme general m.ee
sued and but for the prompt arrival the spot Of Ser
gcant Spence with officers Travis, Krone and McQuate
OF the Forty NTH precinct serious riot would have
sued there having been several hundred roughs congro
gated, eager for free fight" The officers succeeded
In dispensing the crowd, and arrested and locked up
following parties:-Patrick Dcvlin Charles Hubbs, VIM
kennedy and John Bnke.
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IMPORTANT FROM SAN SALVADOR.
OVERTHROW OF the LATE REBELLION.
Account OF the Battle at
La Union.
The Rebel Chief Seeking Refuge on United
States Vessel,
dc., &C., &c.

The government OF San Salvador has issued an ofcia
bulletin giving the detasof the battle La Union which
overthrow the recent rebellion The loyal troops sur
rounded the place and entered it after ghting
Cabahas the rebel leader, when he saw the day was
lost, bravcy rushed forward and, when within few
feet Of the loyal General xatruch fred his revolver
him, but missed his xatruch returned the compl.
ment, and Cabadas fell wounded.
In the struggle which ensued around the two leaders
Cabahss disappeared.
The oca bulletin declares that he sought and obtained
refuge on . North American vessel in tho harboY
Another account says that his body subsequently
sent Shore and that his friends apparently con
veying to place OF burial II supposed that no
died ON the American war vessel
The papers Of the rebel chief captured well
quantity Of and ammunition and several leading
o6iciala
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The and collectors Of tho internal revenns
In the collection districts of the city are hard
work preparing the monthly and animal lists These
ought all TO be the hands Of Che collector by tho 10th
Of tho next month, when ten days win he allowed for
their inspection by parties interested and all mistakes
the amount OF assessments viii be examined into and
corrected From present appearances tho ime corn
pletng the lists will Vary from 10 three The
amount Of taxes TO be collected this year will b. much
greater thai formerly.
FIRnrAdr RrrTrrTr
Some idea be formed OF the great amount Of travel
ferries from tho following receipts returned to
the Assessor Of Internal Revenue in tho Thirty second
district
Williamsburg g-January ss2 oi2; February, S3l, sat-
March, t3S, ,52T; April, $40 s0A
Staten Island-July, 1854, te6,5o3; August 1904,
s2l, 74o
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FREEDOM OF TRADE.
-~----~---~-~~-----~-~
PROCLAMATION BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
All Restrictions on Trade West OF the
Mississippi Removed.
The Regular Customs Laws to be
Enforced,
&C., DC, 10
FREEDOM OF TRADE.
PrOclama mation OF tho President OF the
United States OF America.


Proclama ton OF tho President OF the
United States OF America.
Whereas it has been the desire Of tho general govern
mont Of the United States to restore unrestricted
mercia intercourse between and in the several States
soon as tho same could be safely done in view Of rcss
ance to the authority Of the United States by combna
ons Of armed insurgents and Whereas that desire has
been shown In my procamations Of the 10th Of April
1885, the 18th Of June 1885, and the 23d Of june 1665
and Whereas 1t now seems expedient and proper TO
remove the restrictions upon internal, domestic and
coatwse trade and commercial intercourse between and
within the States and Territories Of tho Mississippi
river;
Now, therefore, be IL known that ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States do hereby declare that
all restrictions upon INTERNAL domestic and coastwise
intercourse and trade, and upon the purchase and
mova Of products OF States and of States and Terrific
res heretofore declared In insuecton lying west Of the
Mississippi river excepting only those relating to prop
ey heretofore purchased by the agents captured by
and surrendered TO the forces OF the United States and
to the transportation thereto therein private
count Of arms ammunition, all articles from which
ammunition is made, gray uniform and gray cloth arc
annued and do hereby direct that they be forthwith
removed and also that the OF such States and
parts of States shall be conducted under tho super
vision of the regularly appointed officers of tho customs
who shall receive any captured abandoned property that
may be turned over to them under the law by the mill
tary naval forces Of the United States and dispose of
the in accordance with the instructions the sub
ject issued by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of tho United States 10 be az
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this 24th day OF june
in the year Of our Lord 1865 and Of the indcpcn-
dence Of the United States the eighty-ninth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
W. HUNTER Acting Secretary Of State
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OUR RETURNING VETERANS.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH NEW YORK
REGIMENT.
This regiment arrived yesterday and entertained
At the Eight regiment armory There two hundred
and eighty men and thirteen officers
The One Hundred and Fifteenth was organized at
Fonda, Montgomery county in this State and has been
nearly three years In the service Of the government
One thousand four hundred and ninety three men were
raised for this corps three hundred recruits remain
the hed whose terms OF service expire in September
They have had seven officers killed and eighteen
wounded The regiment took part in the following bat
tes:-Bolivar Heights, Maryland Heights, Olustee,
Chester Heights, Werbottom, Durys Blum, Proctor's
Creek, Coal Harbor Petersburg 3oh OF July the
plosion Of mincs Deep Bottom Fort Gilmore, Chapins
Farm Darbytown Road, Va; Fort Fisher, Fort Ander-
son, Wilmington,
The following is list Of the enlcers:-Lieutenant
Colonel commanding, N. J. johnson; Adjutant, G. M.
Ballow; Surgeon Darlington McFarland Quartermsster
Martin McMartn Captains, w. II. Shaw, John r. Knees
klein, r. Mosher, Nicholas Degraw, wm. Smith; Second
Leutenants, Charles Chine, Augustus Collin, Wallace
Mcintosh.
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agent thereof and not received from designed
for delivery any post Office This power in
cised for the first time application Of the publishers
Of Chicago and will be extended to all others Who de-
sire to mako q similar arrangement Ten cents are
charged for the rs ten pounds less and i've cents
for each additional five pounds less on newspapers
carried outside the mail by route agents. and delivered
II the several stations to agents the route The
rates fixed are much lower than when the newspapers
are sent inside the mails
LETTERS RETURNED TO THE DEAD LETTER orYrcE.
largo number Of letters constantly returned TO
the Dead Letter Once because Of the Of in
stead Of letter stamps
APPLICATIONS FOR POST OFFICES IN THE SOUTH.
Applications for the reestablishment Of Offices at diff
fercn points the South are being received daily the
General Post Once Department and many of the Offices
will be re-opened the necessary arrangements
can bc made t.
Daily communication between Washington and Rich
mond by boat and road resumed this morning, after
more than four years interruption.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Army Of the Potomac which originally consisted Of
seven corps and which at time numbered three
hundred thousand men, WILL obedience TO instructions
from the War Department be reduced to three divisions
of about sixteen thousand troops altogether
JUDGE UNDERWOOD AND THE coSFIsoArIos SALES
IN VlR0lNIA.
Judge Underwood, OF Virginia. desires contradict the
statement that has been made several Of the
pers that he has made large amount Of money by the
purchase Of conscated property in his district He de-
MES having purchased dollars worth Of con-
Ascaed property anywhere His son. who is the clerk
Of the court did purchase two houses at q conHsca
ton SALE Of which decided to his mother
and is now occupied by the Judge but not dollar
Of the purchase money furnished by him.
house aud eight hundred acres Of land owned by the
Judge for many years before the war about fifty miles
from Alexandria, sequestatod by the rebel govern
ment and 10 still detained from his possession This
property he expects recover whenever the country
becomes sufficiently settled make it safe for him to
reclaim IT,
THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
II Is positively ascertained that there has boen
utaton by tho executive branch Of the
to when where and how Jefferson Davis Is to DO tried
The former Brazilian Minister this country Marquis
Lsbra has been transferred tho embassy Brussels
and has arrived at his post
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The investigation into the securities In the Indian
Bureau preparatory to their being turned to Judge
Edwards, tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs pro- tenn
resulted in finding them all correct
II has not yet been decided when Commissioner Dole
will start on his visit to the Indian tribes.
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The Railroad Disaster on tho Ohio and
Mfssissippl Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, juno 20, 1885
Information Is obtained from tho propretors Of tho
New Albany Ledger which paper rst printed tho terrible
railroad accident the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
they obtained the facts from the conductor Of tho
Louisville, New Albany and Cincinnati Railroad, and
also from passcngern. The account may possibly have
bcen exaggerated hut further particulars will be Oh.
tanned and telerraphod