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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
1881


NV FonK. NAYS
C0FT0N--F4Fmers % for Midail r. ~ IEsig
FLOun-Dull, aad Et81osrl0Wer, Z T7S,aT 20 Aor
Roand Hoop OhiasIe ss<s7 oofor ExfA stass
NHEAT-Rulf aaG droORiBy q f0F AIahsr
. NQkS-Nsry Era. With . iEifed suppiy sraAlf
s4ias new Yellow at 50 p
OAfS-Dun snS ncmEnAls 7l475.
PoRk-Lowces - 90 far NEE Ness
LABD-Ssaadys 1S5~;A1s5<. asstIa8
WHKSKT-Str / Il. alas1ssas
SfOCKs--Bstfer. sssa IA t.a
MONEY--3 per cent. :
oOLD-0pened a fI1s fels ts 20, and clossa
At 1&iL
tsAsefolska--R&of lsS1s / loa<< k-a.. rnGia..
l.sed. o5 : DO. eonpqna. I osl<. - -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

= NEw fosxs May 3--Nsw Orleans pa
/ pers give arlengthy latter from A o,
Pikens, late Captain of Company E, ID
louisiana cavalry, in which the writer
M.skes an earnest appeal 70 the eisizens
Of kis native State, and bessachesI ths1gi
te Esfufn ~ tbeirs allegiance he re-
-eouztk, at length, suhsrings aud abuses
heaped Epon the people By the rebel an
tkoritiee. and asks for she return Of
peace and sAe cessation Of unhoiy war
fare, and states that The cause Ofs def
Davis is perfectly hopeless, -. -
Hon. a. B1rneIl, of Mississippi, has
made asiuiiIar agr2eal 20 the residents Of
his State, and snegeated 4he nelsction of
delegates from eEsrg eonnty 70 attend a
Convention. 10 be he'd in the city OF
Vicksburg on the FIRST Monday Of June
raxf So 2aA Al4Atan eA# aW 1seI'
) The 7Ynes's Washington special says
the pEepsrAtioh OF the conspiracy cases
for trial. has deTolved upon Col. Z, Bur
nett, who conducted the treason cases at
indianapolis. His great ability IN these
cases scommendea him to the Guyern-
amena He IS snos sitting the natter.of
&estineny in possession. Of The Govern
,msnt. Toe prisoners are closely guard
Cd Among the precAutioris taken to
prsvenk them from coufmistinR suicide
Is fhe padding cs the head of each thick.
'ly WITH cetioa 50 that they cannot butt
their brsips. out This was suggested
By The. attempt made BY Payne q few
days since. sSaa7ae isas 50 eaa ,s.s
lfsppsars Bebj 6. Harris, member
Of Congress from MARYLAND, was arrest
"a a II pursusding paroled prisoners from
Lee's army to violate their paroles and
% bael 'Ssani Join the rebels 10 arms A
1umbe Of these pris6nsrs testify 70 his
yivias tl9sm money foe the pprpose, and
,nIeas he breaks down their testimony
q win cert. ,inly be convicted The pun
shmeilt Is j. sath. asD ftao @a4a esq ug
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

New YoRK, May 2-Rear Admiral
Hiram Paulding was, yesterday, relieved
Of the command Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and turned 1t overoso Acting Rssr
Admiral Charles Bell, late1 commander
Of the Pacific squadrcn. Admiral Pual-
ding has been in command Of the Brook
lyn Navy Yard nearly four years - sn'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

FL0UR--YsEy dali supsrans sola A { "a. hua
y Rot fresly offered a. thia rate
wHkAT-RsiRs Red dun ssl Is. aas zoe
0ATS-null AZ 81.
WHTsKT-Bu I asR o. aauI s& sI
PROVISIONS Dull, and nsthinz dcins. Ma..
Pork i oGsrsd At - %. Baik Meats a. ff is and
- for Shoulders, sides and Hama Lard enll al
ITtS.
GRocERIKs-DuII, ssf not lower.
buffSs-ds bsfssr sappay, and duiI II ~
cHEEsE-Duu 1t f7ais for nee. haa la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

fmation of the rank and Offices con-
fsrred upon the officers of each Of she
two armies; q general election within
the shortest possible time The Coz
srnment of Brazil is not fully satisfied
with these stipulations, aHd haa deposed
its minister at Monteviedo, PasaDhos,
for having guaranteed the execution Of
the treaty. "A part of the Brazilian deet
which was blockading the port Of Monte
Viedo has been Withdrawn, and will be
in she war against Paraguay
LoUiscisle Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

LouIsVHLE, May 2.-The Senate Of
Tennessee, last Saturday, adopted .
resolution Offering a reward OF, &5 900
for the delivery Of Ex- -Governor Isham
g. Harris, to the civil authorities of that
State. ha3[ III saM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

rToAoyTc, May 2-Cloney, one Of the
rebels against whom the Grand Jury
found = true bill for breach Of neutrality,
few days, ago surrendered himself yes.
serday and gave bail in the snm ofS8, 900
70 stand bis trial st The October assises.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04


KNOXVILLE, TEUs., May 2, 10P M
Information from Stoneman's cavalry
ssyss sthatJeff.a DAYS Was at X orksille, s.
c., on the 2ath nt and Stoneman's for
ces came in the FOL wing day. Jef. has
one days start Of s oneman. = Asos' s-
risDavis 10 sseorsid BY 1000 eavalry,
well mo1Hted and commanded By Gen.
Dobbrel = he is acc mPanied By Benisr
min, Breehnridge aud other notorlsties,
ard win probably be Joined BY al the
desPeradoes fleeing from justice and from
the vengeance of the United States Cor
ernments e4s;f sue ef~f ea~es hea e-s..
II 10 hoped that General Stoneman's
forces viii overtake and capture Davis,
IS he d bHrdened with III wagons sup
posed to contain specie .sn5 ss51
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
SDTABEfEs. 1 u y Il ] ! !
STONE IN THE BLADDER, oALoULUs
GRAVEL, BRICK DCsT DEPOSIT. AID
MUCOUS Or MILKY D DISCHARGES
Z 81 AFTER URIGATIHG. - - 8 -

STONE IN THE BLADDER 0ALOULUs
sASEco aTcoHses isK Ki9KY RGsf 9sc2sha bisc2aRaas
? - AFTER URINATING. - Z. y q =.
.IRRIrATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD-
DEB, INFLAMATIQHQ o. IHE KIDNEYS,
sTRANGULA9Y AND BURNING or PAINFUL
taAaEaoEl URINATTE0. lIA a4fR Z Z
Fer thssa dis9asss II IL truly sovsretgn remedy
and too much cannot be said In len praise. ain
gle dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent
7 Ara you troubled with that distressing pain in
the raMFi Of tho back and through the hfpsf
tssspoonfui . day o. the O0nstitutiou water will
'''' ''' PLY PfHYstu1Ass aA3
Haye long since given up ths use Of bnchus enhahs
and juniper in the treatment OF these diseases,
and only use them for the want Of better remedy.
/ lia aae CONSTITUTION WATER cv s5.s5
Has proved itasif squai to the taak that has de-
DIURETICs
Trritats aud drsnch the Kidneys, and by constant
oss prodaee chropIe deeensFAiion and confirmed
IN DYsMENORRHGA, Oh PA1NYUr, MES
% STRUAfI0N, AND MEMO ERHGlA,
Oh PRQRUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising rom huIty aserstion OF
the mensfrual duid--iu oRe ease beiag 100 LITTLE
and accompanied By severe Tain, aud the other b
tDo profnse secfs fion, which Will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The disease known a.. FALLING OF THE
wUMB, which q the resuit Of the relaxation of
theligamenta OF that erganf and "a known by o
ssnse Of heayiHess aud dragging pains In the
back and sides, and at times accompanied by sharp
--iancfnating or shooting pains through the farts
affected, Will, IN all cases, be removed blythe med
icine. roe H9 1aE as4 lsl4s5g aats e
There Is another class Of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word oovers
zp much ignorance, and I'm aims cases out Of
ten ths doctors do not really know whether the
symptoms are the disease, the disease the symp.
toms. We can only enumerAts them here.
speak more particularly OF cold feet, palpitAtion
Of the heart, impaired fnemorys wakefullness,
hashes Of heat lsnguor lassitude, and diIaness Of
visioHs q la ~ sal b sasd43ss kla
SUPPRESSED mENsTRBATIoN.~
Which in the unmarried iems Is ia n constant re.
curing dfsease, and through neglect the seed1 of
more grave and dangerous maadies sre the reselt,
and as month after month passes without an Of.
fort being made to assist Nature, the suppress
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
her appetite, the bowels Are cOnstipated, night
sweats come ON, and Consumption hnally ends her
career.
sS- For sale BY all Druggists. Price 81. -G~ q
WIN. II, GREeG co., Propristors. =
MORGAN A ALLEN, Generai Agents, M. 40
Chn street, New York. =. -
For sale 10 Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER. "a ~ Fs-.- $500 jen27- -6n
l--.------
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

rs-NEw, YoRKs May 3.-The Heralds
Mobile dispatch of the 18th says:
An officer on Cen Richard Taylor q
staff, arrived Just ao~sWith q hageef
truce, at Gen. Canbyas sheadquarters, 70
make terms for the surrender Of hiuself
and the men under bis command
Nothing is yet known OF what trkns-
pired between she General ana TAyIor's
aid-de-eamp ses-~- CzA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
8 Ror,vnton, M. %.

2OJ 4S-SAA9
+ ATE or CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
Ia perrnanent resfdent OF Evansville, ofrrs
his pro fsssionl services % the citiKeus Of this
city and vicinitY. Erau his sxtenaivs experience
In the Hos 1ItAI and general practice of Medicine
and snryery fn the former citys NV fsels conidenf
Of his Abi ity to cure many cases which have re-
sisted q. casual modes o. treatment.
sB- Particular attention given TO the treatment
Of ChFonie Diseases, and those peculiar 20 the
climate, such. as Fever and Agus, Bilious Feyer,
= aaoFFIcE AND REsIDKEeE: =
Corner First and Walnut Streets
+. sss = hssss5 TESTIMONIAL fs-- i,s -
feF stsN CGMoiMEATE, O., March. IL IsdA-4
This 10 60 certify that we, ths uHdsrsigned, have
been ultimately acquainted With s. ". Boyntons
NJ. d. for Ahout eight years During the last six
years he hiss been engaged 40 q lucratiev and sue
I cassful practice Of Medicine IN. this city. He
leaves hsre On Account Of III kaAlth-
We take great pleasure IN Recommending hAE8,
both socially and PROFESSIONALLY, gentleman Ct
excsllsnt morals, and occupying prominent Po-
sitiou xnoDg the Physicians Of our city, and hops
he naS succeed A. we'll elsewhere as b has done
with "a - - z -fBEEAAS, NJ D.,
Professor of Surgery 10 Eelecfic Medieal Enati-
tute, Eincinunki, o. E
JOHN NJ sCUDDEB, n. D.,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Hedt-
cine In the a. M. Institute. -g
49, Il d. GARRISON, u. d.
Late Professor OF Chemistry snd Physiology In
the above Medical Tnsfieute- declo-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS indebted 90 the estate o. br
II Jeha T. Walker, iaee OF tacderourEn Coua-
", deceased, on book account or othsESise, VIII
please eall and settle the same with tbs undsr-
signed, as No. West Third street, EpAnsEflLssa
+ o--E WILLIAM n. WALKEBs
AdmfnistIstsr.
May I, Isss. aAw4w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
WOOL.
New Albany Woolen Mills,
sa'ATE sTREKT. SEAR TAK RIVER.
new Albany, IND.

xxyR Ana READY TO DO CUSTOM Work
w promptAv. We Wanulseturs all wool Gov
erte.e Ffnru y "a sterns), Blankets, JsaDa, Cassi.
ussrss. ssttfpstss Linseys, FlAnBsis, Ae. All
ecoarsd and ef q vssry superior quaiify Also,
Stocking yarn. We have these goods alvsya %
not visItinr IN ettv een a ip their wa1l 90 ps BY
railroad oT river Axpress. 70 menuiActurs % ex.
change, aud have thsir goods prcmptly tetufnsd
by the same. Cost VI m snnl nlaeta.ink coiiectoa oa
delivery Of good. taken snt of the y, ot. We
guarantes our goods 70 give sstsiection. We
end oar pFics list. % application, ~ faail.
HUnH JF-0EBHARTA co.
Sncoeasors te Gshhart, Rlchaptson 4 %.
p. g.-Soms deaisrs have bean selttng Eaatsrn
jeans sf inferior gaality SD ool0rs sd rsprs-
senting them 81 our make. All piees goods
have Oar card attached, % ahr pnrrhaAax ean
always reeogniEs them. ....-a. A1o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

TERRR HArxR, Aa AZ a. IseS,
NJ a. A. eASaasr- 70 ! - 9 alfi tlAlI-ga 81 ele
Find bslow a lisf Of frsight for rWardea by Trala
No. 8, hona this PlAee, to-day.
AR RORHIHs.
Cox Humphrey, bx goods; Rsbt Fergus,
car lumberi y Glover, car shingles; q p Cobb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
TEsTIM0NIAL
PROVISIONS.
MESS PORK, BACON and LARD

WE HAVE IN sT0Rss 7oo.ooo- POUNDS Of
w new Bacon, consisting OF Rams, Shoulders,
Cleax and Ribbed Sides. Aasor Mss@ Pork and
Prime Leaf Lard, which we arc OEsring 90 the
traae at fslr prices. RR4sIS6 BIOS,
al - ara - 10. First Esrssk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

CIEcIsE4TI, May 3.-The river has
fallen 10 inches. There is is feet 3
inches in the channel
Weather clear. nJ et - go
PTrTsBURe, May 3--noon-River 9
feet By the pier mark, and st . stand
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
SKIRTS.
~ E w S KE r. II +,
FOR
lR06 90 1905.
The Greatest Invention Of the Age In
/, HOOP SKIRTS.

". W. HRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
ysLLlPTIC {or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY a GARY, (lats J. /. a o. J.
waatl, SOLE pR0PRIEToRS AND MAUFAC-
TURkRs, VI Chambers and 70 aud 81 Reade
Streets, New Yerk,
This INvENTIoN consists Of Duplex Tor
twol Elliptic steol springs, iugeniously braided
tightly aud firmly together, edge to edge, making
the toughest, most dexible, elastic and durable
spring ever used. They seldom bend or break
like the single springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twice ss loeg as
any other Skirt.
The wonderful nexihiiity and great con- fort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Ihiptic
skirt, will he experienced particularly In all
crowded aasembiies, Operas, Carl ages, Railroad
CAru, Chnich Pews, Arm-Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, ~ the Skirt can be folded when
in use 60 occupy aamall place, 90 easily 90 ailh
or muslin dress
A lady having snIeyed the pleasure, comfort
and convenienos Of wearing the Duplex tllpsie
steel Spring SKIRT for siugiv day. will never,
aever atar$ardw willingly dispense with their use.
For Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are
superior 70 all others.
They areshe best quality in every part, and un.
quratinMAbly the Lightest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical Skirt ever made.
FOR SALE in all hrst.class Stores in this city,
and shroughout the United 6tatrs and Canada,
Havana DO Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the
West Indies. -
ENQUIRE foR THH puPLEx ILLIPrIc
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

Also,
PAKAPHINE oHEwIEG GUN : Rose AND
IEMoE TL.AyoEEDsaad Fresh roLU WAX,
i AZ No. So Main ssrses i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

aConwressmaaH Harris Arra4gnsd. Ga
9hWAsHIEerox, May 3.--Hou. Benz. q
Harris, Representative in Congress from
the 5rh District Of Maryland, was yesler-
day arraignsd for trial before . general
Court Martial in this city aroazs7oH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
CLOTHING.

A BEAUTIFUL AND MAGNIFICENT AS
"A. sorfmsut Of Mems, Youths' and Boys Cloth
ing Gents Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Trunks
yaiises Travelling Bags. unlhrell4ss Hats, Toilet
Articles. Notions de- in large quantities and
ered uuaiities always on hand, which have Just
ksen bought Tor cash and must be sold d cheap
panic prices -.,.-..,.-.-,,.-
L0EwKNSTEIE q CO.,
No 81 Main Street,
.as a,n Mari door to the Wszhiagfor House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
Patent nuplsx nIIptlc skIrt.

u8sa 44a coxRrnSsa o4tN
Ek~ganoes LlRhtneaEs Comfort and
Ecomontys
Aad uRQusstIonably the n.ost desirable article
JF&s. A. COOLIDGE,
miA-sm 8 IA apdis first street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
W. n AIKMAN & CO..
Produce and Commission
1caz Merchants sa0
AGENTS FoR
So Ohio River Salt 90. rff
Wafts at t.t tn.as tE
FIkIlT GROCERY.

q. co Fartnership Notice.
IoHN MIMI And M. RuSToN HAHN f,
- tered anto partnership for the rsap1a.t ~.
earrying 90 Family Grocsry, n Possss. Bies
30. $50 Main street, between fonrth snd Cara
where thns an1 kesp = ssleet Aasoftlaenk of
Family GrocpFisa.
~~T Thsy via also ksep wagon Yard eos &
ccommodatiop Of farmers, aea 70 .7aal
I We viii alvA5s keep on hand nne stook =
Fagiiy 9FOoeries of All kiuds. E7a4N rt
4 We invita- the patronage % The public On gee
al -- tebS-tfi e MENI 4 aUsroH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
! Law CARD
WALLPAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WE'LL
a selsctsd ssortmenta OF Wall and Window
tapera, plain and hgured, which the public are
invited 10 caiI and examine before purchasing x
slsswhs~e.
Also anew supply Of Tennyson's new poem
ebl -Aa J. HEALYsS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

HoRE, RUBBER, AND IVORY COMBS.
Hair, Mail, and Tooth and Tissh Brushes,
TOILET sETs, AND FINE PxRTUAKkIEs
aso1-5az At No. 80 Main Street. 5 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04
SUNDRIEs.
FISHING TACKLE.

= NO 80 MAIN sIkEkI, a. = y
Has tust received the aEsse assortnsnt os Tish.
s5nR TaeBs 70 BE found in fbsn city. AN who sB5oy
aaxlinx e . pasttle should cali and sxznine hil
Ss5ck while ths season lssts. Yer a&ls very ensap
coraer Main snd second strests. sr,-e =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-04

Facts are withinthe knowledge Of the
authorities which lshow that there are
some 200 eonspirators banded together
for the purpose of burning Philadelphia
and other maritime cities, and the affair
is being thoroughly investigated. . iDoS
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
southern Members Placed on the Roll

New YoRK, Nov. 2b.-The Posts Washington
special says Part of the Presidents message was
read to the Cabinet yesterday. Mr.. Mcpherson,
Clerk Of the House, has sent the new roll TO the
printer. The names from rebelIiOus States appea
on IT,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

were there, and numerous other Ds but no "a
b. although was satisfied that t.Anuien wasth,
real "a. b. fuf.f.."
cared not to learn further of my fate, and came
near quitting on the early stage for the Queen
Fdominions, when the landlord accostcd me. and
asked If would not make party upon the lake
"another gentleman was wanted, and the ladies had
proposed you." consented, was presented 10 the
good natured company, bnt forgot the name in my
thoughtessness until every indication of atte nton
on her part and frequent raillery of my melancholy
proved to my satisfaction that she was not the
mother Of the two lovely chileren had seen her
in company with.
The boating party returned, and with il my
dropping spirits, while the acquaintance begun
ripened into admiration. The rambles were fire.
quent. and the wreathts Of wild flowers often eug-
gested subject which could not Summon courage
enough to touch upon. One day when her ha,
had received few flowers of my culling, !, while
STOPPING to pluck 6ower and with my face turned
away, mustered courage to say that heard her
once remark that she had lost hat decked with
flowers. sF..'.
"Yes," she replied, ~ lost my travelling hat once
when was a little girl and would give my heart
to know who found it." H.snai '.f %
"WbyH" suggested |, musing, and learned that
there was some mystery which she concealed with
~ found the hat" said l. as we sat down upon
knoll shaded by an overhanging maple, "and
will take the heart" b..
"You Mr.. Smith," said she, in surprise, ayou
found my hat by that beautiful waterfall 2"
az did, Miss Annie, and lost my heart"
.
There followed no surprise nor exclamation at my
last remark, but her hand unconseiously dropped
upon mine, as we both at the same moment asked
how it came about As I divined, she had
thonghtessly strayed away from the spot where the
hat was left, until too night, and too far away
TO return for it. Upon returning with companion
the next morning the hat was not to be found, but,
instead, the inscription as had made it. She
added the playful suggestion, and returned harbor-
ing the same curiosity as had done.
The hat had been carefully kept as bachelor
relic, slowed in my garrett but it has since been
pulled out and embodies to two happy hearts a
bright page of ci ildhood. We have both since
visited the fall and the mill runs, while somebody
has added to the former inscription: "Found the
hat and found the heart -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
ClarksvilIe Branch OF the State Bank.
Report OF the Joint Select COnimltte,
.--lmp0rtant TO the Public. 1s

The Joint COMMITTEES on ,be mar, Of o,e uon,.. !.
Representatives has made the folovir, roDor, =,
tho corA;,.,,, oe a.. r 49,. 50. ~
f,,o-,,.,;,, .
'' t--Nt .. - - 90. ,ai
The Committee understood that all the assets
DOCKS and papers Of the Branch Of ice BaRk O
tennessee, at Carksville, were at the Capitol with
,ne o'her assets books and papers of the Bank OF
ienn''sseei out ny examination and from informa-
ton obtained, they found it would he necessary 10
adjourn to meet at Clarksville, which they did aud
adjourned. to meet at Clarksville, on the 4th OF
september. The Committee met according to ad.
Journmen', and obtained from the Northern Bank
OF tennessee package, which bad recently been
sent to Clasksyille from bank in New Orleans
Said package contained:
Protested Domestic Bills (aboutN 40 ooo oo
Tennessee Bank Bills. 7 o9so M
United States Currency, HI, 81 - ~ ID
-..-.'-r.-.. -
Whole amount. 1 s7A oar 90
These b;ils I'D ,ho ,,,.,o,. ,---..1., -
The other assets Of ,ho hont =, az w,,h
committee crsa,so ~, III =, =, vlo 'Als =, .be
oe,b Isess - - y Jt' JOt"' auop'eu May
. Ana,har .l;o.. Il .,.-..,.---. -.
was 70 evan.;1s ,hn wy, g.D 70 Siar.svlie
Tho Pal os Ta." .e sac 'peie Ue'onging 70
which occo,,,nar; ~ u ee9'e' tna[keo "
~ The Rronah ps.L 80 anu SHOWS t1e STATE
Nav 9Th IseI ~ ~, d. ,'
~, ,a' .Oo-' '"s 'O'''"'"B ''ems VIII DC found;
Baok ....$ roo 90
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

BeIs- The cotton factories at Newport r. l., are
All running 10 their fullest capacity. An eastern
paper says they have cleared not less than Sioo,-
600 in the lagi six monhs.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

WoRp ron HEwsPAPERs.r-We clip the fol-
lowing article from an exchange. II s true. and
we commend it TO every man who has an interest
where he resides: ... . --tr.I ,rr
Nothing is more common than to hear people
talk of what they pay newspapers for advertising,
&c, as SO much given in charity. Newspapers by
enhancing the value of property in their neighbor-
hood, and giving the localities In which they are
published a reputation abroad, benefit all such, par
tcu arly if they are merchants or real estate own
ers thrice the amount yearly Of the meager sum
they may pay for their support. Besides, every
public-spirited citizen has laudable pride in hav-
ing paper Of " hich he is not ahamed, even though
he should pick Il up in New York or Washington.
good-looking, thriving sheet helps to sell prop.
erty gives character to the locality and in al re-
speets is a desirable public convenience. IT, lan
any cause the matter in the local editorial col
umns should not be quite up 10 your STANDARD, q
not cast il aside and pronounce il Of no accouni
until you are satisfied that there has been no rlor'
labor bestowed upon Il than is paid for. II yot
want good readable sheet il must be supported
And it must not he supported in a spirit Of charity
either, but because you feel necessity to supper
it, The local press is the "poWer that moves th'
people"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

THE "DIyNE' SrASToS Mr.. Seward says STAN
ton is "diyiue' We suppose that was 'divins'
remark he made when he responded TO Colonel
Streight's urgent demand that he should exchange
prisoners mgh for man, an be d--d II am golnl
to give them able-bodied men for for skeletons =
The "divine" sian,on That Is good Nothini
like II since the ndays Of Joshuap