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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

DISPOSITION OF BooTRs RE1AINs
be Washington correspondent Of the
ew York Nescs gives the following cor
-ction of injurious rumors relative to
le disposition of Booths body:
BY way of illustration, spoke Of the
is6gurement Of Booths lifeless remains,
rUmOr told the tale. For the honor
the country, AN glad to say, ihere is
truth in the shocking tale. Booths
1dy was buried without disf fgurement
was buried in secret and in the night,
ad no stone marks, or ever viii mark
ie spo but this was the choice OF his
,mily. The body was given TO them
hey bad it carried fsT s~sy TO the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
TRANSFORMATION.

NTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- At QUEESSTBW n, Cox hARs0sb The
we'll known steamers Of the Liverpool, seW fors
sud philadelphia Steamship Company unmar
Linel, carrying the Z ;. Nails, intended q
sail - iOlloWs;
h"tNht heh --.-..s.s-.--ss+.+-- catAfuF1H D'~- ~
GLASGOW Saturday, Dec II
CiTY or MAscHEsTER ......... saturday, Dec. "a
Aud every sueo@ediug Saturday. al Mo- fr0n
Pier ff North River.
RATS OF PASSAGE:
Payable Ia Gold OF tie egHy yalsnt "a Currency }
FtgsT CAsis...... sso % sTEKRASE. 90
do 10 Lonlon.-. s5 90 do to London.... - o.
do t. Paris. :. IS o. do 10 raris .. 10 q
DO h Hamburg ~ 90 10 70 Hamburg 81 ~
Passengers are also forwAried Havrc nsemsn
sottrriam. tVerp. sc, At equally iow rates
P4rrs from Liverpool or 0ueenstowu ist Cabin
p s75, SIS, sos. Si--ragr $50. Those who vial
. I'd tor tsoiF frieads car buy tickets hnrs ~
theee ratoe.
For further information appiy st the CompaEy's
0dioes. JOHN @. DALE. AEsut.
rs Broadway, SuW York.
REHM ANTHES, Agents,
telh nui Fversstila f~s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
WOOL FACTORY.
JoHS ". GEuEs---.-----c. H. cRsNEa.-.....y. HksKE.
JOHN w. GRUEN s. CO.,
Fro ietors Il tie
Evansville Wool Factory.

OOH. BOND sI A. Q CAN L
Woud - reetfU iy call yoar atfe-tiOn 20 he facl
tsat orr IA tory vhic Wss sestfoys1 > nre las
ball has been b-Etr au l. NOW IN gpeFa iou,
and rep red q tx ia % for H.aouf.et URN Z
into tn foltoS nE g DDS jean, Ss aett, L us
ElAaHsI, anksfs, ~ ri tia znd ito n Yarn
a. the D - 81 p3 sibs rate
W. stall 4 % ea oA.or have the Ab 5ve goo
on hand exchss e ar wool r sell cssa.
sses I'D fT " ola hi4 hes market = g.
Person. viz z Il \ dists and d-sirYus
sending ksir E0og q Us, may - by river
ofaerW -, and Al su=a w1uI satrustsd 10 u -
rsc i've psoas & atteistion
Oae cf the partner hsvin six ' a-s -KpeTt-ne'
IN he scsiuess W. eel conEosHt thz- L. one =
lszye q dizs sls5ed
Price Lizts .nrEishsd on application
nyIl j. wGBUEN 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30


sTOsg ~ TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK bChr BEPOafT. hMD
MUCOus Ok MILKY plscHAEGEs
AFTEn uhIhATIsG.
IHhITAIIOE o. THE HEoK or THE BLAD.
DER, IHFLAnATIoa OF THE kIDHEYs.
sThAh0uLAET And hUREING, Or PAINFUL
uRfHATIN0.
Fer these diseases 10 u truly sovereign remedy
aHd too uuch esnu0t he said iu i1s praise. A sis-
81 aoss hes been known 20 rslsga the most ufgsnt
Are ,oa iroubiaa 9Th thst Als,zsssipE pain 70
The mall of ths haek and tbfeugh the ks.sf A
tsasgo7nfHi aag q the Constitatios wAtsr =fli
rsiisss you iiAs mazic
PHYSICIANS
Hsse lons sinos given % The uss q bsch1 euhshs
ans lesiger Il The tIsatnsai q thsss dis. ssss.
saa oaiy Csc them for the vast q better sdy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal 70 ths task that ha De-
VOWED apOn it
uss prodneo chronic dessasraiisn a5i confirmed
diaessa.
II DYsnEs0RRHGA. on PAINFUL MEN.
sTkUATIOA, AND ME&O -GHgIA,
on PhgTUsE FLOwIEG.
Beth diseases erisisg from fauity sscrstion of
The msnstfusl auld-in gss cas- bsirg too litiis
aEd sco0upssifd - severe psia, and tbs other .
TOO profuss scr tisp shich = 81 y sposdly cured
" tbs Constitution Water.
The disssss kseNE a. FALLIHo or THE
WOMB. sbieh fs the rssuit Of the Feiaxatfon of
the llssnsnts q that orEau, aBd is knoWB b. :
s~s@s of hessisess az8 drsEgIng pslns IL he
bafk snt siies, zza - tnss aecou pa1isf b sharp
--laueinstlng - sAeoting p9lus tbro1gh fhs Parts
sretsd, vii, IN al eassa, be removed " She ned
lcins
Tissrs = snothsr elsss u symgtous arising
from IHRfTATIOH or TIE WOMB. whioh
ptyslrians call hsrrCusuers, uifish word
up mnch lgHoTsnes, aud 10 nins cssss cot u
ten The doetors Do not really know Wnsthsr the
sympt0ms are the disease or the disease The symP~
t0ms. We can only enumsr1fs them hers.
speak more particularly OF cold feet, psipltstio1
81 ire heart, tmpsirsd memory, Sak' inilnsss,
nssAss Of beat laBgHor iassitads, and di1nsss of
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEgBTRUATfoH.
which IN The EnaaarTisd israa - q q cgnstsat -.
curing eissass ard tarough osgieef The ssseS cf
more grave a1d dangerous msisdiss are US nszalts
aud - naonth after month passes SfthoSt a. 81
fort being uads 20 assist hsiHfss the sqE1fss-
sion beoomss chronfc, The patisnt grsduAliy iosea
her aDt-~tite. tins bOwsis are o0bstpAtsd, sight
swsass oo1as On, ssd Consumption anAily s1ds her
career.
nN-Tor ssls By al DTugsisss. Prios 81. TSa
wM. B. GBEoG CO., Proprissors.
MoEOAs AEBEh, GsasFai Agsnts, No. -
For sale II caisago b. TULLEB, FIHoH a
FTJIIEA ianZ7.sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
MACKEREL.
MACK ER Ell.
MACK ER Ell!
MACK EE<EL!

THE addit oBal arrival per steamer. Indiana
L OuG stock ol Msekursl on b tBd Gu prise the
following sto X ~ b low which are a ie TO Of.
for 70 purcha ere ~ reduced pIices on account Of
loW freight by waters
% Bb's No. 2. 1894 Mackerel
. Hall ibis NO. =, 1851 MeckeTgL
30 Quarter l. u 40 z, 1854 MgckeTel.
$50 Kits No. 2. 1864 Mac erol
- Bbls 30. ., lsGi, arge MaCkerrl.
Is Half bii's. No 3, 1855 largo Ma ksrsl.
100 Kt No l. 1854 MHekrr !
90 Halt bbls Ns. l. 1854 Ma ksrei.
300 Foxes No. | Hrtri &.
2otO l. large Ccd Fish.
&C iial bis White Fish
For s.ia by u. HFIMANH,
70 81 Main Street
may 10 inly 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
SEALED PROPOSALS.
suavEYon,s oyTIcE.

EvaEsy,LLE, fED.. 8AT5, Isss.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RECEIVED
> Al this ofIcs uniU ThursdaY, tue 9Th day Of
Jaas nsrf, for BozIdiBg, Earslng and Medical
afseaaaaos NnciHdl8g mejicins} ~ Marine Hes
Dffal Paiisnta - this Post, fTvm the 6rst day Of
July Isss5 "a .he . day o jams. 1905.
BI63srs Will pies-s state the pEies per week for
sach pztsnt.
The successful bidder viii b. rsquirsd % "a Ter
fnto ~Titfsn coHiFaes, With saEieisnt security
for its perfoFnzzcs. A. L EOBfESON,
EysiE ezrveysE q Customs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
EVANSVILLE. IND. TUESDAY MAY 80 1865

Eorth--away beyond Nv York-and
there inferred, and there TO remain IN
til the last day, y en- the quick and the
dead are 10 oe judged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
oFFIok AND RESIDENCES
Corner First and Walnut Streets


TESTIMONIAL.
OISriAAArI, o., March. N, 1sGA
fhia = o. certify th 1T Hs The uHdersi gn.i. has
bs9n tntimatrly aclusintsd sith 9. ~. Hoyuto :.
~ D. fgg ebost eight years nnring TIE lat
Ysafs he has beAu engaged Ia tueratiev and ~
eresfni Pfaetir5 % Asdteinu q this city. lsa
ioAvns hnre On aceagut % ui health
We take great pleasure 10 recommending htl q,
both socially and professionally, - gop tismaa -
szcsiisut morals aud occupying a prominent D.
sltiou aHions the fhysicans of city aud .i0 Z,
b. msy succeed we'll ciaee herr a. 10 has dol
with aa. FREEMAN, a. ~,
Professor Of saFssry Ia Eriecti6 Medical Insti.
tutes Cincinnati. q.
JOHN n. soupDEB, ND,
Proissaor q the Thsory sad Prastice ID Nod.
eihs Ia the y. AZ. Iustituis.
q. d. GARRISON, MD,
Late Professor 81 Chemistry and phyaiolegy IN
the sboFs hsiieal fustifuto drnin-bp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
be made to destroy our nation at fu-

be made to destroy our nation at a iu-
tare day.
We have subjugated, but have We con-
quered the rebels? Are they rot just
as much traitors at heart now as at the
beginuing7 Who is going TO answer for
all those brave boys Of ours who we're
starved 10 Southern prisons, and buried
only for the same purpose that We would
bury an animal? or course we mean
the leaders Of this great conspiracy not
the thousands VINO were deluded into it
If We expect peace to be enduring,
We must-now hat We can-assert the
power of the Government; We must
teach traitors that there is no pardon,
but that those who are mainly respous
ble must atone TO the offended law If
- be done, then we may expect p~ace
that will endure forever.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
8. w. Bovnton. M. 10.

I ATE on CIsuIHNArI. HAVING nKC0M e
Ia permsnsHt rusideat OF Evansville, ofs .
hia professional servicea 90 the ritiHcns of ID :
ciiy and viciutty. From hts ex gsnsivs rxfarieu .
Ia The Hoapital aud general practice Of Ms-fieli
snd sprgury IN The 1rmer city. he feels esnadsi q
ot hls ehi tty O. cure maay cases which have s.
atsfsd a rastlai modes % treatment.
n& Psrtie1lar Attsn tl9n glyan 81 the treafuseg I
of Ghr0eie D.seasss, And these peculiar te ths
climate, ssoh a. Fever aud Agus, Dilious Few q.
Ac
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

NEW YoRK, May % --rhe Herald q
Savannah correspondent says the reno
val, by the President, Of toe res rieuons
on trade with the South, hAs already
CAUSED great business revival 10 SA-
yannah. The Custom II use in that
port hiss been opened, lines Of steamers
are now FBbniug regularly 10 the up
river tosBs, communication wilh the ia
terror IS rapidly * I'D ~, cotton is
erriving from the Dack country, new
stores sre barng opened, aud the city 10
fast approa ehiug It's condition previous
10 he rebsIlinD
II vas expected that Gsn. Gilmore
would issur an official ord r on the 26 b
last, remov ~ all reslric ons on trade
throughout the Department of TIE South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

J. W. BRADLKY's View Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor doubel SPRING SKIRT.
WET. BRsDLET a GARY, (late o. J.
Weaf), SOLE PROPEfET0R~ AND HAUFaC
TUkEES 81 chambers ana 7, and 81 Reside
Streets, New YorE
This IHyEaTIOS consists of Dupl Z lor
tEOj iliiptie Steel springs ingeniou iy braided
tightly and hrm 20 ether, edge 70 edss. masiBg
the foughe., most naxihie, elaa'ie aud r4bie
spriug syeF used They sci ON bend or break,
lie the sirgis prines, and conselnsutis preserve
their perfeet and b'auiif1i shape twiee Gs TO &
any other tkiFt.
The wo aorfn He1lbi'ity and gr-af co fort anh
pleasure TO any iEdy wearing 10 DaFix lliipflc
skirt, VIII BE- exEeTieueed particularly in oil
crowded asaaub les. Op. rss lsrf iAgea, Rsilr ~
ars, Church Pews Arm Chair, ior Pr6menads
an9 House Dress, - the skrt ca, BE- folded vim
Ia ose 70 oteapy asmal pisea, easily a siis
or muslin dress
lady having suIoyed the pleasure comfort
aud convenience of wfaribR he JgFieE iisgtic
Steel Spring Skirt for 4 siugi, day viii never,
never afterwards wiiingi disgsn se With 81 ir
For tbidrea, 1isses nud Young i=ciss tLey
superior e. all others.
thy aTs the best aus ifF in svery part and mn
questiOnabiy the Lights 3, Most Desirable, fgm.
iorlable and EconOm q s4irt ever mad
FHH sALh - al firsr ciA l. res IN III city,
apd Throughout tie United st5fgs and CauAdz
haFsua 'e Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the
indies
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
skirt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
Coz FortoR:

GOC. EOftoR.
81 have just returned from General
Grants He says that all muster out
Ills will be made here, but no discharge
8pers will be given to the men, who
III be taken 10 body to Indianapolis
I'd paid there All The veterans will
main 10 service here, unless Kirby
NTH has surrendered, in which case
ey will also be mustered out ct once
he Western troops are to be sent home
fst, imm sdia,ely after the lst Of June.
lSighedl H. sTuRN"
The number Of Indiana regiments
expected home under this order is TWEEN
! one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

~ Frequent Inquiries having been
made at the Executive Department at
Indianapolis, as to whether the Indiana
troops wOu 4 be mustered out a Wash
ingten or arrive there with perfect or
gsnizatien. Gov Morton teIegr pied to
Colonel Surm, one Of his A de-, who is
now in Washington. for information, and
has received the following reply:
"WAsHiSsroS, May 26.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

throughou, the Department of the South.
NEw YoRK, May % Gen Howard
CommissIoner OF the Ereedmeus Bu-
Teaa has issued aH orier Announcing
that the disloyal iormer owutrs # absn-
doned plantations Ia the co4nuy. uo y
being culfivat BY fre. jim n, witi noi
be allowed 90 dlspy as IS the latter, whieh
they are IN some States making thDcts
to do; at leas, NOT uutil alter he growing
crops are secured Tor the benefit Of their
pr sent culfivat1rs
The Hel aids Wa -h.ngton special says:
The Government is in possession Of
new and important testimony, fixing
upon Geo \ sanders aud JACOB fhomp.
son, not only by direct complcity With
the assassin Booths plot TO murder
President Lincoln, but their guilty
agency ia procuring the dis'ribation Of
the inte ecled clothing ia the cities Of the
loyal States, aLd tha lot reduction Of
portions Of this clothing into the Waite
House
The Ti5uaes specia. has the follow
ing:
Sec Stanton desires 20 leave the
AAhAttGA hh hbut ~ itAF tuit'hff tlAatH
finished and the army reduced TO a
permanent standard. President Johnson
will hen send him Minister 10 Bell q
Il is understood tha, he ndictment Of
Jef Davis was at the instance aud by
the approval Of the President
The Times special says:
Al the suppressed testimony IN the
conspiracy trial all soon De pub shed
Esdeuce about The ill treatment Of
Union sold ers and The acts and declar-
atoms Of parues "a CauaiA he same
that has seemed thus far wholly unoon
necled with the cases, included
The Times Goldsb,ro correspondent
gives an sccoun, Of large and ensbusi-
Rstic Union meeting in that place on
the 2O.h, at which the organization Of q
Union party was made.
The conduct of the negro troops hold
ing the town is spoken Of in the highest
terms
About $50 rebel soldiers are paroled
daily, aud nearly 800 rations are issued
10 destitute men and women. An order
has been issued that the ratons shall
cease sitter tbismonih
A special to the Herald says deserters
sent 10 the Dry Iortagaa will be dis
charged.
The Worlds special says: Nctwith-
standing Ksrby's su render, troops will
be sent 10 Texas to proteet the border
and maintain order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

ESTABLISHED, 1881
MEDICAL.

Ia ~ "A A4a
To Parity. Enrleh she RIOod, al
= ant5 The C9Ep.sxi1 n. usa he mb1l = hishl ?
tontentFats1 Extract sarsa ar ilA. oaw beat .
Stae.. "A asrsaSaA ens gAiloa ths syrup Sr
Why IRtars the Complsxion ~
fo-esss s. .a sr ssshss, Sa sh eeks o. hn up us
sapAriila ans seFs better ths sane purpess ahd
niets 10 harm. nayla-Suds .
ThinG OF Beauty In = joy Foss.
ever. III o. who de ire lrititancy OF conplexA a
NEST purify apa snrich ths hleod. which Holm.
eeld's CenssatEaisd kxiras sessaparilla invan
Bis dee-. Resell 90 q nc psteut nsdtclns Asa
fsF hrl@boia's. Take no other.
nelm bold's Extraot or sarsapariu =
elsanaes ani reHovAtes tho tieod. iuails fhe va
of health iato the aystan. and purecs cut H.
hanors that make dise-se-
Beware OF C0unterfsits and un.
Priaetrlsd deaisFs sa esvering % dispose Of thsr
ewa Aad other prcpaFAs,oas. on thu rrpatNtion ~.
tAissa ~ nslmeoid's 0snuias Frp.rAsioas.
A Clear, smooth skia and nsAati.
tui C9mplsxisn ioilos thu r.e 81 Heimboil's
Ceaosnfrated ftni Entrast sarsapariiia Itff-
msses BLACK sposs, Piaplss, aad al eruptlons -
The skin.
sh Z an % uaaakind arsas fram corrupiiona or q
bicot- Helmbqfds Extract of sarsanarll
rsasiy Of the utmest value.
Quantity We. Qaality.--nelutnoIa
NstrRct SarsapAriilA-- ho doaa Il small Thtss
detr~ lsrse qnsettty, aud large dcses of nieti,
oias-kkR.
usInsbold's Concentrated Extrast
hneaa = he Grst hiurstic. Heintald's -
eanifaisd xirsef ssrtspstila 10 tbe great Bic
ful Ger. huth ar pn pared according ~ ~ :
Of Pharmacy aud thumistry. snd aro tbs NJ 4
~ I've thai cau b. nadr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

Patent Duplex IIliptlc Skirt,
COMBINING
elegance, Lightness, Comfort and
Econ my
And upquestsonahly the uost desirable article
ads, for - by
~ &a. A. COOLIDGE,
ml4 3m IA and Is first -treet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
SKIRTS.
~ T. w ~ KIRT
ZOE
1868 ---- 1905.
HOOP SKIRTS.

The Greatest Iuvsnaiou Of ths Agsi in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

Why letnre ths Computation ~
FoEders cr sshes, Wh ch beke o. nu an tfa
poFes 81 ne skla Shrn uelneeld's ExuAes Ssr.
sapArtita ans sers better tbs sams purpess aud
nlets 10 harm. ssvla-Su.sis .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30

GO FIVRAMPf TRAMP TEAAPf" Or TIE
q Prisoners Hcpe." one o. tne Ho4t
popziar cong. Of tbs day.
"IDLEwTID." ssF-Bade b l. y Aint nger.
sEsTT IOTE UsTTL THE war Is OYEE.
aTTgc0Ts,g FUSERAL MAECH."
"NOURSFUL SOUNDS In Gsmcry oi
Abraham Line II.
"MERMhID5 sOk9-" IRON ODrron-'
Rantastc. By g. Kinkel ..
Yor sss ~ WA5hEH ELynfr1ISes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-30
SADDLERY HARDWARE

Springs, Axles, Wood Work, DAM
malxs. VarnISh, Harness, EnamsIrd
Patent Leather, Pad Skins,
skirtings Ae., &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-14
Marria9cs.

In Marlinsturg, on the 26th inst. by
the Rev. Jas. w. Holt. Jacob r. Mkt.
Ier Of Hampshire Co. 10 Miss Mary s.
Nafer, OF The former town.
On The 22d day of May, 1865, by the
Rev William F. Speake, Mr.. AleTGndsr
H. Briseoe. CharIeslown, IN this county,
TO Miss Christina Sophie Barfh,o Bal,
timore city.
On the 80 inst, by the Rev., NJ.
Grabill. Captain John II. Mccoy. OF
Washington county. Md, to Miss Saihe
L. Hooper. of MarlinsbuIg.
Gu the evening of The 10Th of SeP'em-
Der. at the Railroad House, Hagerslown.
by the Rev. Mr.. Shosf, Miss Mary June
Dreamer, of Jefferson county, Va, to Mr..
Samuel Slahghenhaupt, OF Carroll couh-
~, Nd.
In Baltimore, on the 10Th inst, by the
Most Rev. Archbishop SpauIding, Thorn
ms 2. Turner of 81. Louis, Mo. 10 Miss
Harriet s. Bro,On, of Nashville, Tenn,
daughter of Mrs. Gen. Ewell.
Al the residence OF the brides father, in
Winchester. on the 9Th inst, BY the Rev.
w. e. Eggleston, James a. .4rmen-
front, Esq. Of Stanton, 10 Miss Matte
f. Price. daughter of Mr.. Michael Price.
formerly of Hsrper's Ferry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-14
FOR THE LADIES!
ONE PRICE ONT

Hosiery. Gloves, Handkerchief. Break
fast Cspes, Sonrags. Bslmorat Skirts Cor
sets, Collars, Wells, Skeleton Skirts,
Stamped Yokes, Vests and Drawers,
Yarns, Coored Worsted, Ribbons, Trim
mings. Machine Servings Buttons, Toilet
articles. Magic Ruffing, Royal Frils,
Coventry Hair Nets. Scarfs, Soaps, Per
fumery, Bel,ings, Elizabethsn Ruifs. Sta
tionery, Pocke, Knives, Scissors, Table
and Tea Spoons, Soup Ladies', Brushes,
Tapes. Essences, Cooking Extracts, Al
buns, Brsids, Sewing Materials, Chill
dren's Germantown Skirts. Spices. Beads,
Bonnie, and Shawl Pins, Shirt Fronts,
Clothes Wringers, &c, &C., &C.,
AT DARNELL'S
October IA, 1865. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-14

sion TO ell sp,rtoous liquors at Charles
nwn 4. Won Blucher filed his bond
according II (which bond was APPROX
ed by the Board
On motion of supervisor Chapline. Geo.
BENDER and C oree Dium>er we're given
permlssion tu sell ale, native VINE, and
beer in the town Of Bolivar. George
Bender and George Dttmyer flied tn, ir
respective bonds which were approved by
the Board.
On motion Of supervisor Poue field. re-
solved that @ Won Rlucher, Matthew
Quinn, Ralph Cleveland, Joseph Kelley,
Fraicis SuPes, Joseph Fuhler and John
Marquette have permission to sell ale, ma
tive wires and beer al Harppr'. Ferry.
The ssrd parties fled their respective
boNds,which were approved hv the Board.
On motion Of supervisor Chapline, re.
solved that ]. w Osbourn have permi<.
sion to sell sprriu US liquors at Shep
herdslown. J. w Osbourn fled hi.
bond. which was approved bv the Board
On motion Of supervisor PourrGeld, the
Board adjourned until Thursday, May %
1865.
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BOARD of SUPERVISORS.

A T meeting of the Board Of Superb
Il sors Of Jefferson County, West Vir.
ginia, on the 20lh OF September, 1865, the
following proceedings took place =
Board met al 10 o'clock members pres
emf Mr.. President Supervisors McCUrdy,
Cameron, Logic, Turner and Johnson.
On motion Of Dr.. Logic the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved by the Board Of Supervisors
of Jefferson County, State of West Fir-
pinia, that The Land Book Of 1859, be
adopted by this Board, and all persons
who feel themselves aggrieved on account
Of lbe destruction By the armies will aP'
ply to this Board al It's next meeting. by
petition endorsed by three dlsinieresIed
persons who will have first been sworn
for thai purpose.
Resolved, that the above order is sub
jecl to The approval Of the Governor and
Auditor Of this State.
Resolved also, that these resolutions be
published in the county papers until our
next meeting.
September 80. 1865. 81
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

TlOR certain reasons deem il proper
i thus 10 say to :he Public. that, being
relieved Of engagements and difficulties
which for several years have necessarily
drawn largely upon my time and atten'
ton, and more or less embarrassed the
discharge of professional duty, ! intend,
if my life be spared, to devote the mex
ten years ercIusireiy to faithful pursuit
Of my profession.
will give special attention TO thai
branch OF practice. which has been my
main study from the commencement Of
my experience, ("Ths Diseases If Re,
mates and ChiMren,") and in order 10 a
successful management will avail my
self of the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN
MEDICINES AND APPLIANCES.
JOHN J. H. STRAlTH.
October Ia, 1865. 4w
Shepherdsrown Register copy 4 times
and send bill TO adverliser.-Free Press.
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INTERNAL
REVENUE NOTICE.

MARTINsBURe, August |. 1865.
THE tax payers of the counties herein
/ named are hereby notified to pay the
taxes assessed against them respectively
al the times and places specified below
In Berkeley County, at my office in
Martinsburg. from the 10Th 10 the SO'b
of each month.
In Frederick County. at the U. States
Assistant Assessors office, in Winches-
ter, from the 9TH noon 10 the 9Th noon OF
each month.
In Harper's Ferry, at the Shenandoah
Hotel, from 8 in the morning TO 2 noon,
on The 10Th Of each month.
In Jefferson and Clark counties, al U.
S. Assistant Assessors office in SheP-
herdstown, from lllh noon 10 18th noon
of each month.
In Leesburg, at County Clerks Office,
from 18th noon 10 10Th noon Of each
month.
A ten per cent penalty attaches if pay
ment is delayed beyond the times above
named.
Revenue Stamps OF all denominations
for sale.
N. D. KENEASTER,
Collector u. S. In. Revenue,
3rd District OF Virginia.
October 7, 1865. If
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Ben Wood, the proprietor Of the New.
York Daily News, il is said lost $50, 600
by gambling in single night, recently.
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.NEW ERIN.

THE undersigned would inform the pub
/ lie that Ihey will henceforth conduct
the MERCANTILE BUSINESS in all
its branches, and would request those
wishing cheap Goods TO give them a call
before purchasing elsewhere. In few
DAYS they will have on hand their NEW
STOCK Of Fall and Winter Goods,
which will be sold at prices TO suit the
lines. P. H. STROBE,
JOHN D. LINE,
October 7, 1865. #