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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
new York Markets.

NEW YORKFMay IL.
COLT E-RAthsr steady, with fair business
doing, at 53s for middliBg
FLObR-Dnn and 56s25o lower, az 40ss d
for extra State; 2 25ef7 80 for extra round noop
Ohio; 755@9 70 for trace Brands; the market
closing h ANY and unsettled.
WHISk Duh and dropping; Western o.
WuRAT-Duil and nominal, and 30lbc lower.
RYE-Quiet aud declining.
EAREEY-SAull ana nominal
CORN=-Dnll aud neminaiIy sc lower. sr9
OATS-Qu 81 and steady az 4e@4Ie for pr re
Edwards AS $50 for William. So
RICE-Dun.
COFFEF-Steady.
PETRohEUAI-o Quiet At &c for crude; s2J,a5s
for re1Red 10 bond /; 741zsT5lS for do. free.
P0Rh-H Heavy anddecdaalB lower "a 75G25 60
for new mess, sciosiug at "a SIX regular way; 2l
59@22 90 Tor - aad "a d. ,eAHh and rsgular way,
clostnga w sQseash ~ 90 Tor prime and Is 90
g20 OO for prime mess III
BEEF-Dun q about previous prices. Beef
GUT sirATs@Duil at IA1ssl5c fsr.sAopla-rs.
andA761lsc for hama.
BARD-HeaF and lower.at I5i49IB3<.
BUTTER-Dull at lS@23 for ohio5 Z2435 for
caEEsE-ouiet al Tf925c, -
MONEY-easy at sac per cent. on call loars.
sTKRbfNG-Q let 80 oa1<2l 095s for first
GoLn-Irregulsr, unsettiedand Iowes, opsaIaR
at 1914, dsetrirg soal2s5< advancing 20 1917
aud -ciusfug ISL. ~ =
sTOCKs-Essy; Ussss's 81 coupons. 1919
$40 coupons 1IeI3s; do, new issue, Ioiss; s. os,
and 10 20 coupons 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
THE VERY LATEST
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Nav YoRK, May 1.-THE Gold marx
ct - excited under strong bear mQye
uent engineered apparently by chqhe
sold short in stocks IN order 10 enable
them 70 get out OF their corner. A large
amount OF short sales were made during
tee Borulpg at $l.2SA(9I30 The oPer-
alton is g riskey Que and IL is not
impossible that il may bs followed by a
sharp turn upward.
New YoRK, May u.-Adyices Eere
received to-day from San Domingo I'd
TO the 9Th Of April, snnouncing com
plete and unconditional amnesty to al
Dominicians, Ehas may still be in the
enemys camp excepting high military
or civil iuncfionaries guilty Of eomplisi,.
~ in the annexation intriquess the
military who may have fought under the
Spanish flag aud all those newspaper
writers, who have spontaneously and
Alphabetically opposed the restoration Of
The Republic
A Spanish steamer had arrived at San
Domingo, with an order from Madrid,
for the evacution Of the Spanish troops,
who, in accordance herewith, left the
Island GU the Both OF March.
The Commercially special says:
See. Seward hopes to present the new,
French Minister 10 person to the Pfesf--
dent. Should be Be unable TO endure
the fatigue, he VIII, at any rate, give the
Presidents reply tothe Ministegs speech
on presenting his eredentials There
will be no departure from the record of
neutrality already established, and -the
fears Of complication viii aot be real
led
The Military Commission for the trial
Of The Aasassihs 10 occupied to-day bring
ing the charges against the accused.
The rumors of changes in the Cabi-
net are again renewed, with increased
probabilities of their truth M
LtsCoL. j. d. MuEpbY,of the 9TH New
York regiment. has been dismissed the
service Of the United States foE bad con-
duet faA-yt Y Fkt
The Posts special says:
No counsel has as yet appeared for
the prisoners in the conspiracy case.
Among the prisoners arraigned yester-
day was Edward Spanglsr, stage carpen-
ter az Ford's theatre. \. 81 I,Ty g
Gen. Grant was before the Committee
on the Conduct of the War, yesterday, to
give evidence in relation 20 the negotia-
ton between Sherman and Johnston.
Gen, Sherman will be called before the
same Committee on Saturday. -
The advance of the army marching
homeward is expected to reach Wash.
ington Tomorrow night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Best Tonic in the World
REAn WHO Save 90.

From Rsv. j. Eswton brown, o. D Editor Of
the kneyelopedia u Religious Knowiedgp aud
Christina Chronicles, PHILADELPHIA:
Although not diaposed 60 favor oT recommend
Patent Medicines 10 general, through distrust Of
their ingrsdisnta and efiecfs. yet know Of no
sufficient reasons Why msn may not testify -
the benefts be believes bimaelf 60 have received
from any simple Preparation, In the hope that he
may thus csnfrfbuts 60 the bsnsht % others.
do this the more readily Ia regard to Hoof.
lands German Eitters, prepared BY DR.. @. Al
Jackson Of this city, bscanas I vas prsludieed
agalnst them for many years, nndeF the impres-
q N that they we're chiefly alcoholic mixture.
I am indebted 10 my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal of this preiudioe BY proper
tests and for encouragement 70 try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility
Tho use 81 three bottles o. thess Bitter AZ the b.
ginning Of the present year, vas followed By evil
DENT relief and restoration, to degree Of bodily
sod mental vigor which / had not felt tor six
months before, ard had almost despsircd Of re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend
fof directing 10 the Of them.
}. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
SPECIAL MOTTO
ATrue Story.
DEDroxTED 70 THE sEeE

There dwsis in tbs swamps a paie, bilious me-
ehaBic:
His muscles were strsngthisas, his bI9oi it NAa
chill,
And the wife Of bis bosom beiieAsd, in her paHis,
The husband she wOrsh pHsi was hopeiessIy III
Set king daily for aeips 10 her Wifeiy devoti5r,
All vaInIy shs trisa pail asa pozder AID potion
TIL at last when prey 70 grief widest emo tion,
or H0sTETTER's BITrERs she beard from .
friend.
she purchased the cordial, half hoping, half
fearing,
prayer On her Tip and a tear 10 her eye;
And tsking his hands, with words kindly and
eheerinE,
Baaoughl him the tonic her sake to try.
AZ he drank a new life through his system seemed
stealing,
Zach following draught didits mission Of hssiiBz,
Until. st cog in health and most grateful a.
feeling
lie teid the true story - here twiued into song
II Is also proper to state that the Btters are sold
exclusively IN glass, aud never under any eiTcum'
Stances by the gallon bsrIel. IDpostcrs and
imiiators are abroad, aud the only safeguard DE
public has against them Is to see that the Bitprs
they buy bear the engraved babel and note Of
hand Of Messrs. Hostetter Smith, aud the Gov
ernment stamp over the cork Of she bottle =
wives, Mothers and g slers, whose Husbands
sons aud Brothers serving IN the army, can
net put into their kuapssek q more necessary or
valuable gift than few boxes Of HOLLOWAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They iasure health
even under he sxtsosurss OF a soldiers life Try
them snd be satisfied. II the reader OF this
'.notics cannot get y box o. Pills ointment
from the Drug store Is his place. lot him write 70
me, ~ Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount. aud
viii mail box free Of expense Many dealers
will net keep uiy medicines on hand because they
cannot make much profit AS on osssr personal
make. 50 cents, 50 cents. ard 81 40 per box or
DOT. Soldiers, supply yaursslTes. a2T-tW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

From the Rev. Joseph H. KsnRard. Pastor
the Tenth Baptist Church
Dr.. yGeksos,
DEAs sTE;-I have been frequently requested 90
connect my name with commendaiiona Of differ.
cut kinds Of medicines, bat regarding the pTao.
tics cut Of my appropriate sphere, have In All
cases declined but with clear proof in various
Instances, aud particularly In my family, Of the
use lulDess Of DR.. Hoonand's German Buffers,
depart for once from nay usual course, l. express
my full conviction that, for gessrai debility 81 tks
sgsssns, srnd especially for Lfrsr Consv 4I, "a
safe asd valuable preparation. In u may
fail but usually doubt not, IL will be v-ry bene-
hcial 10 thoss who aaiisr from the abovs rausos.
Toura. very respectfuiiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

A Physiological View OF Marrtngei
Containing nearly 800 pages, and i35 hne plates
and enRravinRs Of the Anatomy vi the Human
Organs in a state Of Health aud Diseate, with
Trsatise on Early ErTors, its. Deplor4blo COnso-
qnehcrB upon the MUD and Body. with the Au-
thor's Plan of TIeatment-ths ohiy rational and
successful mode Of cure, ~ shown by tbs report
Of cases treated. A truthfpl adviser to the mar
risd, and those contemplating marriage, Sho en-
tertAin doubts Of their physical eondition. Sent
free OF posiaz 70 any dfress, on receipt Of 81
cents, Ia stamps or postal currency, BY address-
~ Y.
The author may 10 consaif6d upon any Of tins
diseases upon which his book treats, either per
EoHaIy by mail, and modic ms sent 70 any part
q The world aprl33md2w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Cincinnati Markets.

~ CINcIxSArs May II.
FLOUR--IEragnlar; Extra 5o96 Is
WHEAT-small sales Of Prime ksdsaf 80.
0ATS-@O Tered at 4ac. SIS 10.
WHlSkY-No sales -
PROVLSIO Ns--MeBs Pork declined 20 20 90 for
City, with saesp Of 25e bbfs. Nothing doing IL
Bulk Meats or L .rd The market, senesaily.Es
mains unsettisd. @
GOLD-12l9l2o. q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
COL

market Wishing to &c .blish q regular
Coin Exchange IN Evansville, We will
hereafter sell Specie AZ closer sates than
any other House in the State, aud viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
HON. INTEREsTs.

To PHrsIcIAsas-n you visa 20 parchsss Pare
lens. ar s5Sfkes, and Chs1ieals at . small sd
v3ssSse EAssernf Prioes, 60 and sxzniBs = E.-szz
= WETrx's stock, where you VIII md sEs@ & s.
Gle that "a needed b. the profession, ana A. Pses
which cannot fail 70 give satisfaction Their
St0r- ) q; so - MAia street. maySd&Wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
River News.

ma Tie river had risen over two feet during dsy-
~ light yesterday, and woeu SC will stop seems to be
aproblem.
Thsre was not an unusual amount q business
done the Ieyes yestcEday.
The arrivals since were the lts Q Grey
~ +Eaxle, Henderson to Louisville; Ango-saxon
M ard Mssnotto, Nashville TO u uisviils; b. X.
2 pnnksrsos Bowling Green to EyaHsT lie.
The Gen. Anderson got nice trip Of freight
and was full Of people.
The Liberty No. 2 took down the wreck o. her
broken chimney, and left with goof trip about
so'clock
The little Grey Eagle had considerable freight
out Iast evening, and n goodIy pamber Of passFn-
Esrs She Is the gayest little boat aoat, aud it 10
e pleasure travel with her accom- N odating on
- - g. 49,. 49,, ). ,..,., j, ..,.,.,
troops, bOuud from smlthland % Louisville
The Mslnotte had two barges IN tow, but bad
esstE bot little, IL any freight
the n. r. DunkSrson came 10 from Green river
full Of people and with eonsidsrablS freight.
she RETURNS 70 Bowling Green this evening
and has superior accommodations for travellers
- Capt Drinkwater aad john Adams will see that
G 3 al ars nlads com Portable
- 49, The HD Hits will be the Louisville and Hen
dsrson Paekst Company packet to-day and is
neat and swift Her officers are agreeable gsntls-
men.
o. bos '1 ssd return 'a loSay Capt. John
1 Hiehsy aud Lon Bealar noted for their accom-
haodAliBg disposition and her Green clerk IL
always accurate aud obnging In his freight trass-
setlons 2
Tho Fashion may certainly be expected to-day
for New orleaus
gEewhers will be found card highly osmpli-
nsntary 10 tho elegant steamer Indiana
Il reported in New Orleans on Monday OF
last week that tbs Stephen Decatur and Gen
QuItman we're abou. 10 out Of Rel river, the
former with two thousand, the latter with four
thousand bales Of
1t not ~hsther their destination
was 10 DO New Orleans or IT. Louis.
Daniel Mnsselman Is The name G. the noble
hearted captain OF tho steamer Belle Memphis
Who trsated the survivors Of tho sutana disaster
with 20 much generosity and kindness. HIS
will live va history.
The lone Carrie will leave this afternoon
for Nashville and way ports She Is an elegant
and we'll appointed boat, aud Capt. Dan d. Brady
and W. H. Hampton extremely pleasant and
oI .8ea seblIginR gentlemen. Give her big ip.
go The 81 Patrick, due from Memphis had
not arrived at 10 o'clock last night, probably de-
.f1a.t lAyed BY the rain.
aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Eighth, below oo.,.. street ai ~

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the
Baptist Church at Germantown, Penn:
Dr.. o. n. JaeksoA,
DRAR SIR Personal sxperisues enabsss to
say that / regard the German Bitters made by
Won ~ q most sxcsllent medicine. In cases Of
we're cold and general debility have ben greatly
nedttsd By ths Of the Bitters, and doubt Dot
they will produce similar effects on others.
Yours, truly, WABREN RANDOLPH.
0ermantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

We, the undersigned, passengers on board the
steamer Indiana, hsr late ri from New Or
leans 20 Benuati, take pleasure ia bearing esti
"a m0Ry 10 the excellent capacity aud speed Of the
g boat, HGd 20 the universal aud nnsur passed. kind
Firsu ness Of the ofesrs and orsw Of Tue indian We
sa Oh Iouna the noat hhshfPAaaea Iot sPeeo hnu oVh-
ca1dE foft' tables Wteout hf@t ,ot
a. ana deiieacies anu Capt; y, HtaI anu ms &c
!gtN oomPnapfa elerk, oapI. Cohins' uus Nnllsnsn
der mary obi cations for tho manifold kndneases
shown US on this trip, and end the on.
and fheb mat To he uubtic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
LAW CARD.
LIGHT BREAD.
AUCTION SALE.

IN MONDAY. isth Inst. WILL De
I y sotd II auetion at the store OF John Nc y An-
srnsn. + zstsarrsaa 81 iusscrtzaent Of Ready Made
Clethiss- s.t .iruishing Go2ds, they VIII bs
JOHN RcMANAMAN.
ny5 Water stTsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

CINCINNATI May 1.-THE rain ceased
about P. NJ, and il is now clearing
up Their. 47o.
Riversrisen two feet since morning
and still rising Al inches an hour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Trial or shs consnirator..

WARRINGTON, May I0.-The following
is detail Of the Court for The trial of
the conspirators2 Major General David
Hunter, President; Maj. GEN. Lew Wal
lace, Brevet Mai Gem A. " Koutz,
Brig. Gen: A. ?. Howe, Brevet Brig.
Gen. r.. s Foster, BeeRet Brig Gen. c.
b Comstock, Brig. Gen. T. w. Harris,
Brevet Col Horace Porter, Liant. Col
D. r. Clendennin, Sth Ill, cavalry. Hon.
John a. Bingham and Col. H. Bas-
nett, of Ohio, Judge Advocates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

Prom Rev J. d. Turner, Pastor Of Heddiug N.
f. Church, Phiiadeiphia:
Dr.. jackson,
DEAR SIZE Having used your Geman Bittsrs In
my family frequently am prepared 70 say that
Il has been Of great service. believe that In
cases % general debility OF the system, Il IL the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which ! have
any knowledRs. Yours, respectfully,
J. Ii. TURNER,
No 72s North Ninetssnth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
Arrival OF tha Franoh MInin,sr

W1sHiEerov, Nay 1l.-fhe Marquis
De Merecholeu, French Minister, aud
suite, have arrived at Washinr'eT Th0E
were received al tine raiiroad station ! j
several members of the legation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE Steamship.
Golden Eagle, from Aspinwali, has arr
rived with a. large number Of passen-
gers. ~
The Star Of the West, from New Or
leans on the 22d ult., has arrived, bat
she briggs no news. 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEt

HAIh DILI HIN y n
BateheIor's Hair Dye Is tho best Ia the
known world. The only true aud perfect Dye
-aarmless-Instantanoous and Reliable--pro-
duees splendid Black Natural Brown RENE.
dies the IN effects Of bad Dies, aud frequently
restores the original eolor. sold b, all Druggists
The genuine is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street New York. APPS On
EpiIeptfc Fits can be Cured I--Dr.
Lucknow, having become smineEty successful
Ia curing this terrible malad Is invites all SINH
larry afflicted, to cali send for circulars Of ref
ersnees aud testimonials Of numerous cases crred,
Of from one TO tsonty four years standing lie
devoes his attention especially % diseases Of the
Cerebro-S Spinal Axis, or Nervous system and So
lieits an investigation Of his claim 70 public c0n-
hieuce Address all letters %
DIR b. LUCKNOW,
Care or p o. Box BIG New York
apFl3,3md xW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12
GOLD
& OIL D

Having now . 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, 1865-05-12

From the Rev. ]. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. j.. and Milsstown, Pa. Baptist
Churches:
DEsa sIR. 81 Eel IL pIsasurethus Of my own
accord hear testimony 70 The exesllenoe Of your
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them With very
beneficial results. l have often recommended
them 20 perseaA afiicted With that 1crnenting
disease aud have heard from them the most fat
terfng testimonials 20 their great value. In
cases Of general debility believe Is 30 Be tonic
that cannot be surpassed
Yours, J. n. LYONS.
From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor Of Rox-
borough Baptist Church:
DEAR sTR 81 ssi u due 10 your excellent pre-
paration, Ho0eand's German Bittsrs, 70 sdd my
testimony 70 the deserves rspatstioa it has OBJ
tanned. have, for years a. tfnaes, beon troubled
with great disorder IN my bead and nervous sys-
ten was advised By ; friend % tFy bottle q
your German Bittsrs. did so, and have expert
enoed great and unexpected relief my health has
besn very materially tsne6ttsd. eonhdsutly
recommend the s<tieie where meet With cases
similar 70 my own, and have b9sr assured ~ many
RssPsessuIlz yours
RoxbcFough, Penn
From Rev. J. 8. Hsrnan o. the German b..
formed Church, KutztorB, Berks county Pa
D. O. n yaetsoa,
RTS-EsrKp srR II have been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for nearly twenty years. And have never
I'D suy medicine that did nas a. uueh good a.
Hooaznd's BItssrs. l an very much inEeevsd fB
h.aIfh affsr9 having fskea ave bottiss.
Yours, With respect,
j. 8. HERMAN
RICEs:
Large size, hOiding nearly doabie quantity,
81 90 per bo.fie-half dozsn....-..-........ g %
small sfze rs cents Per botrls--hAlf dozen "a 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
see that the signature Of G. n. JACK
SOSs isou the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the pre-
parzaion, do not be put OF By the Intoxicating
articles thai may b offered in its place, but send
to u, and ws viii forward, securely packed, BY
sxPrssa-
Principal once and Mannfaaf0rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-12

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. j.. aud Milsstown, Pa, Baptist
Churches:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ExTYN-
sIoNs.-Two very important railroad enter
prises are now under full headway. The one
is the construction of a railroad from Washing
ton TO Point of Rocks, on the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad, near Harper's Ferry; and the
other is the completion of the PIttsburg and
Connellsyille Railroad between Pittsburg and
Cumberland, the latter also point on the Bal
umore and Ohio Railroad, 17s miles west of
Baltimore. The Point of Rocks road will be 90
or so miles long. IL is 20 miles now from Balti-
more TO Point of Rocks, and 81 miles from
Washington TO Point of Rocks by the present
railroad. BY the new road il will only be 30
or 90 miles TO Point OF Rocks from Washington
1t is being built by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. The Pittsburg and Con-
nellsyille road is 14s miles long: 50 miles are
completed and in operation between Pittsburg
and Connellsyille; the remaining 50 miles will
be completed, it is hoped, in about a wear
When these two links are completed, there will
be an airline railroad from Chicago to WASH
lngton. as follows: Chicago to Pittsburg, by
Fort Wayne and Chicago Road, i6s miles; Pitts
burg to Cumberland, by Pittsburg and Con-
nellsyille Road, las miles; Cumberland to
washington, by Baltimore and Ohio and Point
OF Rocks Road. 155 miles-total from Chicago
TO washington only III miles, or Il miles
shorter than the present shortest route by way
of Harrisburg and Baltimore. The difference
in time, however, will be still greater 1t now
requires 10 hours to 60 from Washington to
Chicago. BY the new route through trains can
easily be run in 30 hours, and that will be only
- miles per hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

FINANCIAL.-The excitement in the New York
stock market yesterday, says the evening Com
mercial, continued, and the transactions ex-
ceeded those of any previous season during the
year. The movement extends to all the rail-
road stocks on the list, and apparently with
but little aid from cliQues. The demand is
very much outside orders, and appears to be
chiefly the result ofa general conviction that
railroad shares are worth more than the prices
At which they have been recently selling.
Prices 90 not appear to have reached the point
at which spec culators begin to grow timid, and
see IN likely TO go still higher before a reaction
se.s in from an attemptto TO realize profits upon
the advance. Governments are more active.
and rather frmer; 6's of 1851 are = higher
state stocks and bank stocks sympathize with
the general improvement. Gold continues
firm. From the absence of any important de-
mand for cotton or for Western produce from
Europe. ii is concluded that a considerable ex-
port of specie at an early day is inevitable. and
holders OF gold ask higher price in anticipa-
ton: in the meantime the demand for customs
is about equal to the payments at the Sub
treasury on account of Fiye-twenty coupons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06
WHY NOT USE THE BEST,

Over twenty years. increasing demand has estab
hshed the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. 1t is the
cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient
Complete in one bottle. Does not require any pre-
yious preparation of the hair. No trouble. No
crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the hair
appear dusty and dead, but inpsrts to it new life
and lustre. Produces beautiful black or brown,
as preferred. A child can apply il. Always gives
satisfaction Only rs cents per bottle. Sold every
where,
A. /. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, NY
DEMAS BARNES i CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my I6- -eodly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

VIn the criminal court at Albany on We'd
nesday, highway robber was sentenced to the
State Prison for fifteen years, and the Judge
gave warning that, in consequences OF the IN
crease of highway robbery in the city, the
severest punishment the law permits, twenty
years. imprisonment, would be the sentence OF
all convicted of that crime hereafter. Ihat IL
the gay TO reduce crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

n4~ The Louisville Conference of the NJ T..
Church South, which met at Russellyille XIV,
recently, was, If possible, more welded to lis
idols than the Kentucky Conference at Cow
ington. 1tpassed resolutions declaring that the
NJ. T.. Church South was organized in 1874 for
the maintenance of Methodsm in its primitive
purity, and that the Conference would adhere
10 thar church, and that the President Con-
gress, State Legislatures, Governors, &c, as
the delegates of the people, are the rulers ofthe
sion of power made to them by the Constitution
of the United States and by the constitutions
of their respective States; and the said States
are sovereign and independent nation, and
ought not to be subject to any foreign iurls-
diction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

SGreat Sunken Lake, twenty miles long
and ten miles wide, in Oregon, is supposed to
lie two thousand feet below the mountains
which form a perpendicular wall all around
A party recently visiting il fired rife several
times into the water at an angle of forty five
degrees, and were able to note several seconds
Of time between the report of the gun and the
moment when the ball struck the water. 1t
docs not appear that anybody has yet made the
descent to is shores.