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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

WASHINGTON, May 80 IL F Ba'es
was, this morning, exzmib. d, and testi-
fed substan tally as follows:
Have re. D. / a Charlotte, North Car
DINA, for the last four years. JEFF ia
viz stopped at his house on ihe.l9 Of
April and made an address from the
steps Davis received aud rssd 20 the
crowd telegram fro G+neral Brock
inr.dge, dated Greensboro, April 10Th,
as follows: President Lincoln was as
ssssinated at the theatre on the night
OF the tth instaRt Secretary Stewards
house was entered the same nleht, and
he was repeatedly stabbed; is probably
MORALLY wounded
Tie witness said, after reading tie dis
patch 10 the crowd, Davis said If it were
to be done il we're better that il was well
done. The day after, Breckenridge and
Davis conver,-d in tue house Ut III
witness on the SUI ject Of the asssssi ma
b. ton. Il eckihridge Unmarked 20 Davis
that be regretted il very much Il was
unfortunate for the people of the South.
At the time, the regret seemed 10 be th-
cause OF sympathy for the d. afl, and
Lot because OF the criminality Of the act
DAVIS replied: "Well, Genera, dom
know; it il were 20 Be done at all it were
better il we're we'll done; and il the same
was done to Andy johnson and Secreta-
ny Stanton, the b would then be com
plete
J G. Courtney, telegraph operator,
testified that a telegram ia question
passed over the wires.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
cold sFark@e.

New YoRK, May 30-Gold is duh but
hrm- The demand for export is con-
siderable, and is chief reason for the
continuance Of enhanced quotations
There is very general expectation that
prices viii early touch 40, based upon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
THE VERT LffEST
TELE CIR AP II.



SAN FRAScIsCo, May % The ex-
animation made into the circumstances
attending the conspiracy 10 seize the
Peruvian steamer Cotton, At this port,
reveal these facts:
The parties on board the Bronte, some
400 10 nGmb Der, enli ted ostensihly to
proceed to Araz1nia, bat really 10 Land
on the Mexican coast in The Gulf Of Cal
if0rnia.
A man By the name of Wilbaws was
the man commanding the expedition,
and smother by the name Of Hungerford,
Of the army OF the Potomac They IL
tended 10 run her 10 sea and use her IS
3 privateef against the Federal com
mercs. Soms Of the leading parties Of
the conspiracy we're formerly known as
rebel synpAA.zerS
The Mexicsn General Vega, agent Of
the J1arez Government, made large adj
vances Of noney 10 Williams, a. h
leader f the emigration scheme, unit
he ascertained tie money was likely o
be misa ppl ed, when he gave information
a saiust Williams Williams had given
hers 20 understand that the seizure
W@9 -. AeAf ~ a. 49, bN@ +h@NhIA ~ NY
blame IN the matter.
The meB selected for the enterprise
w~re sworn TO carry il through on the
blade OF a sword, in private, and one Of
the party vas 10 cut The telegraph wires.
The scheme contemplated The seizure Of
the French transport PHin, when she
came d0mu from Mares Island. The
parties arrested are in the city prison,
charged with conspiracy TO com NIT fel-
ouy They will be examined before the
Police Court TO morrow.
Tie trial Of the Panama pirates con
tinued The letter OF the rebel Seereta-
~ Of the Navy, Mallory, shows shat was
10 be done It's genuineness is adult
ted. The prisoners set up "a tAeir de
fence that they were engaged in lawful
warfare, ard should be considered as
prisoners Of war
The subscriptions 10 the $50 loan 10
this city, yesterday, reached quarter
OF million OF dollars Wells, Fargo a.
Co. have taken an agency from DAY
Cooke.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
Hamlets Soliloquy.
ApAFr<D To rnE PansEKr TINS.

To groan n rot TO groan,
That IL the qsrsticn.
Whether 'tis wis 70 .Ddura the in
OF indigestion.
Or 10 take arms ~gsint
Ons's inward troubles,
Aud end them. ~ tho sea
Or wn4 its ,Wn buhblss7
Tho tho ussnd natural shocks
That fissh Is heie 20,
Pangs Of an sorts sad K DIS
Tia rsek an,i tear, too,
Those We can sbuffis on
Like oxen fsiters.
II We but take In lime
HosTErTEE's BIrrERs.
Dsvoutly do we wish
sHch contamination.
Then let 10 sr,k at onee
Il eupvlation.
To die! to slsepi M more;
But why Or whsreioret
Is not 10 life. with heal n,
A thing TO care forl
Let ne fosesta,l, prevent
Diseases rigor.
Hostettef's Bitters xvo
Strength, health uRd rigor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
CINCINNATI Markets.

CtscssATI. May ~.
FLoUR-Uuehsaged; local de Hasad for the
higher grades, 25HT rs.
wHEAT-Red, IA light supply and good de-
mAnd. and prices firmer, clio ing at IS aud hold
ers askiag So. No ehsngs IN white
cOKN-Frmer; ear soc, shslled 6556ss.
OATe-52s, and dTm.
WBT@ET-puii at 2 a.
sI.IOEs- pHiI mess pork, q 90.
EULk MEATS-Ysrg dull, and efT-red At
IL, 2 and 13e; 10 buyers unless At . Further de-
cifDe q 1e
LARD DceliHsa 20 ls5<c, and the esnsna
light.
GoLD-AIvzzcsi 10 ts79lsTi<.
MoHEV-M&rle g quieti supply Of currency
not 50 .arec
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
H0Mg INTBRHsTs.

To pntdeIAss.-f you wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals at sman al
vance on Eastern prices, 60 and examine u4ssa
a viiprs Htaos, where yon will hhd eve~s sci
Gle tina, 10 ue~ri ~ the proiesAieii, ami prices
which sanpot faii 70 give satisfaction rhetr
Store 10 60 No - Main street. niaY4d1wf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
KANAMHA SALT.

~ nnO LARGE AND SNAIL BARREL
t,ODO On hand aud % arFige, and for ssls
u The lowest market price ~
L. BUFFEER.
No. EoEsh water st., OEsr FirBf National Baa 1.
Is 5m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

GU FOB MORE TEAM TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VkEETfAH HAfR BYE has stood
the tost 81 trial, and eoa4taai5g iuGrsasiaz On
puhiic favor.
THE VEHETIAE HAIR DYE - fha best aud
cheapest made is price 10 only c, snd each
bottis contains 1oHbis the quaufity % Dye 81
fhose usH lily sid ior 81.
THIS EAIE DYE IL msuuf4cfared - p9eu-
Thar process. which readers IL tBnnlis.y EafeTtor
20 Az dye Ia Che market Being compute ~ one
bottle, n preparation Is qsirsd, shieh greatly
simplides sbs apuiicaffo@
IN UsING THIS DYE y0u avoid that raaty,
dead appearance ~ which eysd hsir ana hiskasa
are - resdily rscogn Esd. wheu a. 10 srf0r srff.
ele has - q used 10 srodacss Hsrfsctly hats.
raj oolor Of any shade that is desired frnHl rich
brown Jsity, iH-trous black, that HfIi MT
smut, erpcs or si&iB the elsthiag. IETsst Tac
aud y1u all he convfncs4 koid ~ al Drux-
kfsts and Fancy Gsods Daziers
A I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAs BARSE5 o., Sew Yark, Who's
o. Ageufs na4 %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
sFh TAI NVlA

Soldiers, Attention l--Pai. di-ease and
exposure, With hot climate, muddy sud
hail dit, vi b. una old bIs but Erned With
Holloway Purifying and Strengthen ing Is
you eau endure al these aEd attn T lain IA bvst
Of h .~lth Try them. II the reader ci tbis
i'notion " cannot get a box Of Pills Ointment
nom tue Drug Store In his place, let him write TO
me, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, aud
will mali box free Of expense Many dealers
win not keep my incidence hand because they
cannot make much profit other persons
make. IS cents. 80 esuts, and 81 40 per boz or
pot. Sold iers, suppiy yourselves. my25
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

Bloom of the Damask Rose,
EOR THEo APLEx!oN, st
II Il 5CHLAs PFEE'S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
SUNDRIES.
Camelia Balm

A PURELY BOTANICAL COMPOSITION for
N heauti ysng the hair, at 50 Aaia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORK.
No. = second st,
Gus sRAx's RL0cx.l

S,HIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM HEAS-
- urntsat and az warranted A stock o
rsady .n1aAn Shirts and Collars always on bad and
nt prices thst Will suit the puruhaser TuekinR
5Aurs, sticking Sosoms, &c, doEs with aeatness
and despatch.
Than Sfus for Psst iaTors, the subsor Der respect
faglY soiiaits q contnSnco % th- pRsrunRs- NJ
nh9raliS bestowed for she past Eve gears.
T. SMITH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
Turkish Essence,

THE FINEST PkREUMRRY In zss. for sAls
H. oaly BY -,
myi5 Il J. sCHLaETFkb.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
NOTICE.
Unioo Circuit 90 "a.

r. BescsheS a1afasf Hfgblasd Cs'si CosaeasD, ard
z JaEsss 6s., G9alasf George ssss ~.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE II THESE con-
10 eelid&ied suits, viii sell - pTbiie sale ~ tbs
Court H0uss door ia MorRanasl6 gHion couBty.
Rsntscky, Oh Monday, tbs 81 d. - suss IS.
(bsing Coaaty C0aTs dayls On crit ~ *.
twelve and eiRbfesn months, The q 1ines s41
thrss togn-IoIa, on which tbs sha5 . sitaafed. In
ubfOntowB, Union ATTY ky.s as ~ ninirE
prisliegss Of the Highisbd coai Ton any rnd
Al the iaoas lsaas' - said zeal CORP ~, a1d on
Tussday, The eGL day Of Juns, lss % ~ Mines
10 unioas0wn, I viii sell ~ % i'e ssia, 90
credit Of siz zSDfhs, al The psrsohaify eng.
fnx % eafd 81 coEpaay. consl8tiss BsfisSs,
KBxfnes, Pieks, hpisa, Ac.s Ae. = - ss~r %
gfTs bonds With spgooyed ssonrif hsvl tie
forss aud e9sct % rspieTip boads a lien - Il
also b rstalBsf - ssC1fs tbs Durcl - nIopss
TH0s 8. Chaplain. cam
g. Louissills Jgarpai Sod Oh ns.sti Casas
1srCial copy ssd send bill. M Cd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

A Psychologist View OF MarriageI
Containing Bssriy 300 page, and $50 hne plates
aud engravings 81 the Anstony Of the Human
Organs W a state cf Hea. til and Disease, with q
Treatife on Early Errors, it's Deplorsbie Conse-
queac-s upOn the Mind aud Body. With the Au-
thor's Plan Of fTeatment-thr oRiy rational an1
successful mode Of cure, as shswn by the report
Of eases treated. trathfui adviser 20 TIN mar
RI 1. and those eoatrmp sting marriage, who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition sent
free Of pos axe to any ad lryss, receipt Of IS
c-uts. Ia stamps or postal currency, BY address,
\. Y.
TIE suthor may e consulted uron apy Of the
Diseases ui1n which his bnok treats, either per-
soaellv by aasil and incidents srnt 70 any IaIt
Il tue svrld aptl3 iss&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!

Bachelors HAIR Dye is the best in the
known world. The oaly true aud perfect Dye
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and BeiiAbie-pro-
Ilccs a spleHdId Black or Natural Brown -rsne-
Iies thu III onests Of bad u as. and frequently
restores the original color, SsIi b. all Druggists
yhs seuuiue Is signed, ". a. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street York Apz5 sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

EpiIsptie Fits can be Cured' I-Dr.
Lues GOV, having beeOHss mioeHtIy savcassfui
IN enrfGg thi terrtb MAJ 4 e, invites all sini
LARRY afflicted e. call saua fer circulars Of rel
er-Des-s aud Testimonials Of numerogs red,
OF from 10 tAenty four years stsndtpg he
devotes his attention especially to disesse Of the
Cer~hro-k piuAl Axis, or Nervous ystsn and 49,
lioits an investigation Of his claim pubic con
q ienoe Ad iress all letters u
DIR V B. LUCKR'w,
Carr Of p. o. Box 5Il6. New York.
II Amid sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Reduction Of Rates.

rF1pE EVANSVILLE AND CAIRO PACKET
sompAHy bsT- r.daeza the rates Il freight
from z, to 80 pef cslt from at1 at T this date.
LEHCEE, Sup't-
Nay q. 1sf5. mJ3odlH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

uEEYArTER TIE ST ysMFR GFEERAL
IL AHdsTsOu viii is-ys EvAHsyilIe every Mon
day A. 0'cioek pEomp-iy, 81 On brT day At 2
Yelock pref iseiy. sbippsrs will pls.s9 AXE no
ticr. DAN. CLsBE, Cap
mJ30,d2i,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
FISCAL
UNITED STAnE,

BY suihority q th- srcrssa o. %. ...ur,
ia undersigned. tls esaerai I. e. .slss As..,
or che sale q Dated sta.es O. rl,s =. - =. a
ne pahlis The third ssri-s O. ". ANY As,.,
srins seven and tArs..ssatAs - s..s. t,.,-..,,
- aunnra 49, -. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
DRY GOODS.

EVANSVILLE. IND.
splendid assortment OF the latest styles
p-y Goots may be found At our store on Main
Street. Great care hiss been exercised Ia tie pur
chase Of these Goods, and We feel confident We can
sell them a. cheap ss the cheapest
A fair sxAminatioe Of our stock and prices 10 ell
We ask. tm2-iyl BoLLE q BETREISs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

Rark Evening star Miller Ialo, q days lnagua
days with sit 10 Waydell Co
Barb TONES Terry tBr), haony, inagla, Is days with
srS Ain. tIsr Mcleod Cow Bay y days, coal TO
master TIN Inst oil Cape Sable "gnaized BARK Presto
Bark Harry Booth, Gina Marks IS days with cotton.
Brig Minnie (rl Henderson, 81 Johns. PR, II days,
with sugar &c 10 Freeman a Almy. LII,
Brig Madonna I,r Jordan, Earbados i9das wi'h sugar
&c TO Jed Frye Co. - 10 49,. !, nu., q,
Brig Lydia ii Cole Brl Sampson Matanzas, Oct "a with
molasses &c 10 Waydell n Co. On the SIN 9TH ana oth
Nv sprnna mainnaast Oct 80 large ship ashore on
Florida Reef with all sails set apparently Just gone on
wind light !. ~
schr Maria tBr), croweli Rio Grande ~ days with hides
the northern edge Of the Gulf passed quantity of wreck
stuff. :. -, -,
schr Tigrs (Br) Icckhat curacoa IL days with fustic
&C. to ID Il Dewolf CO. Nov " on Nhinco,eague, spoke
brig Persistence from Baltimore for New York.
Schr Plymouth Br), colll, CORVALLIS, Ms, days. with
cr Dresden Davis shuiee, Ms II days. with spars to
Snow 4 Richardson - - :, -,
plaster. TO J Whitney.
Schr Hero, Foss Bangor.
Schr DR. Kane RYDER Bangor for Newark.
schr Com Tucker, Loud Bangor, days
Schr Union, Foss, Ellsworth.
Schr Walter Hail. Hx. Rockiand.
Schr Leader Allen, Rockand.
Schr John Lozer. Clayton, Taunton.
Schr Rescue, Kelly, Providence
Schr 4 (;iderslccye Carroll New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Vim Boardman, Billiard Portland w.
Schr Hannah Willets Canlt, Albany Tor providence.
BELOW
Bark Carlton from Turks Islands to Brett, Son a Co.
Two barks
Wind at Sunset wsw.
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tBr) Curry, Matanzas; Minnie Miller Anderson Phadei-
ps s s my Ssw w. ws Ssnue s as s sfo
more via Norfolk; CITY Bath crowe York; SAXON
s Mathew aaass & Gn1ss as e.
sd@ @ E SfT nas
Dutch YS Island Daa NYosi Vert DeaS cro@s
pha; Mountain Ayenne Rogers and James u Moore Mica
Srspt do' Frances o'a "4' hey "s' lA''a Baker,
is French baltimore; R SAWYER, Ray: rh,Iaaslpla+
ys Eoalss Sg;tsr ana oses sS 81 s, DO ,, sd
Cleopatra and from the Roads ship Conquest and barks
isthArr Steamers Norman philadelphia; Neptune New
York. barks Macmillan Gotenbnrg Thomas Pope York,
0rg T1S Nov n sSs SsSa wa
Sarss Ne 81 snis sss asSss
toni brss ceia liir Hopkins, Maysgaez. prs nc Mrishi
S Nssf FRANK waiter R Se sn"Sbus
Jersey City Sid ship James cheson Boston; bark Union
i2ihzArr bark Seneca Lewis, Monteyideo.
NYors Cid bark tasilda tBremJ Boh,neS liverpool
GALVESTON, Oct 2s-Arr schr James House, oyerson.
NOZZLE, Nov Arr bark Wright Jr, Linekin NYorx :;
NORFOLK. Nov Arr schrs Ocean Wave zeluh, Nyork
PORT ROYAL. Nov -cld sehr Elk, Allen, Nyork sid
ter HAVANA .chrs Emma Buss Hess s 9ors Bas,on
SoPa aaP Smith dS Msy Russell
Steamer Norman Baker Boston bark White Hal iBr COZ
Pig ns Sssa sis sys
Tsnsei.sn ss %se ssS fss
harness. 4 Corson. Corson; lowering, Corson, and
Jas Ponder Hudson, Boston Weeks S9drey Nav
Endcott, and Apologize sieenan. New York Mary
Ann McDevitt. New Haven Kate Scranton, layton Nor
wch Randolph, Rsey do; Elizabeth. johnson, iiar'
ford; Cohassett Fisher Provdence Joanna Norton New
ark: A II Leaning, Ludlam, Port Royal.
l2h-Arr bark speedwell, Dixon, Matanzas for Boston
(see MisceD
l3th-Arr steamer stars and Stripes Havana
PORTSMOUTH, Noy Arr schr l. A Danenhower, She
pard. Philadelphia Sid bark Andes Dallfng, Pnladepha.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ll-Arr ship Ella Norton, Norton,
team n.
ST MARKS, Oct 25-in port bark Dirigo. for NyotK, ldg
brigs Arthur, for do; Sugannee, from do, just ar
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sus srrs................. u HicH WATER eve 81
Port Of New York. November ~, Bs5.
CLEARED
ship VIM Yeo (Br,, Howes, Londonderry-E canani "''
ssp f Riss Sr p1ne
BARK JOHN ern Chase careenss-g Wsrd r C.
Brig Anaie NJ r),.Kennedy Turks Island'-Bre, Son
Brig Harvest Queen tBr,. Kennlston, Standardization
Brig chantclesr CB5), HannsfOrd Harbor Breton, NJ
Brig Loudra tBrl, Carly, Yarmouth. Ns-DR Dewolf a
schr Maggie tBr), Reddy, Hanfar-J wbitan.
sehr Ann Leonard tBr) Perrier Yarmouth, NJed Frye
-schr A Thomas, Van Brun,, savsnnah--va Brunt a
schr Consttntion Hicks Newbcrn-Murray nephew
schr King, Cendenln, cslais1Jed Frye Ad
Steamer y W Bruno Poster, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
steamer Florida, Lieut. w II Males, commanding
Norfolk Nov having in tow the ordnance sins Rem
Morgan and Roman which brought to this pot to be
Ys cy q @ Brooks so
ssnsar Dale +, Inst OF Point iy%. pas
steamship City Of London hence for Lycrpool 9TH TX 81 m
Steamship sRp toSs city tom
So DO de asS ssss ao s s
steamship Scotland iBr, Han, Liverpool Nov !, and
Saion 81 inst ss.Ss o% y sHassa sSip sr Geo
bound i26 Il o. lon q 20 passed barb Loeb Lamar
bound WI same Time steaInshlpity OF boston, bouni
Steamship Britannia tBr) Campbell. Glasgow, Oct 2s
with mdse and 4S 10 Francis Macdonald Nov
~ lat 40 81 Ion II 49, passed large steamship bound
Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker, New Orleans vim
Key wes and "a hours from Fortress Monroe with troops
10 u Quartermaster. -
steamship Mcclellan. samuels, Port Royal days, with
troops, TO Y s Quartermaster. - ~
Steamship Moneka Marshman, Charleston Nov o. Win
Fortress Monroe (where she In for coa with mdse and
passengers TO Livingston. For Co TO-
ship Mnnetonka bound \; llth Of Rody Isand Passed an
unknown engine side wheel steamer abandoned
2lh passed steamship Tiatterss In the Roads bound To
Richmond.
steamsiip Abemarie, Bourne, Norfolk "a hours With
mdso ano passengers, 20 Livingston Fox A Co.
ship Emu tJanov) Unken, Cardiff sdays with coal 10
Ruger Btos Had very heavy weather.
Bark bcrfactor Berry Hong Kong July 22 with teas 10
Low &Bros Passed An ier Aug 20 Cape Good Hope
ssps ~ crossed the Equator Octis sep 8 Captain W y
" lat 80 sion 30 40, sigunzed Dutch hrk padang Pack
Ct bound - NJ inst lat III 43, lon 81 60 PISSED bark Anna
ron, showing apryatc signal, white flag with red ball
BARK Bomsn tBr) Curry, Glasgow, 90 days, with coal
Bark wsyec,'of Parbados Osborn, Rio Janeiro, oct3
With coHec, - Phipp. 20.
sark Haydn ubcc stenen, Rio Janeo, DC, 8 with COT
fee 10 w Shntts Son
na,k loIanl ia snow, Grand Turk, IT. y days WITH
rrA 10 snow Rtrrss
buk Eliza COT BShadoe), Holloway, Tnnisi.Oet ~ uth
eurli;Ig .kJ RaIusg 80. 5thinst ~ !" - -" nafs
al shy Marcia la. bpbnd
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Lectures In Phiiadoluhtn.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1866.
course OF ecturT under the auspices Of the Press
Club Of this city was nauRea this evening at the
Academy Of Music with great su,-ess Hon William ID
Kelley delivered an address on SfCssv 10 an inte
gent and fashionable audience During - saaoan To-
lures will be delivered by the most dstifs sled am,
eloquent speakers in the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

6tARPET BUYERS WILL FIND AN ELEGANT AS
" sortment fall English Royal Velvet and
Brussels CaIpctngs at HIRAM ANDERSONS, 80 bownry;
Imperial Jhrecply ard Ingram Carpets Rugs Mar.
Mating Window Shades, Oicloth all widths Drgsct four
yards wide reasonable prices Look for 30 Bowery.
nIvORCEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUP
IL licity good prosecuted without zee in
vance Advice free ". RDNES,
Attorney and Counsellor, 10 Nassau street
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- -
MISCELLANEOUS.

A A MEETING OF TIE REGULAR INDET PENDENT
n Democratic Association of the Nineteenth ward held at
Dingedeins Hall, Ffty-pinh street. Monday evening No
vember l3 1865 the neutrality-suspicious. unanimously
adopted
Resolved That the action OF the workngmcn's
Blessing for Alderman OF this district meets with
qualified approval knowing that in Francis Blessing have
candidate whose previous record is aultess Scrkia
man and true friend of labor, whose cxertons
entte him to support together with that of AL parties
opposed 10 corruption and vany carried uB'l
present system OF ring elected City Fathers; also,
Resolved That pledge ourselves citizens aud
payers to all efforts 70 elect him to the position of
Alderman OF this district which honorable posi-
ton; butt alas how has fallen by Of the a.uen 81
men who have msreprescnted 1t Of late
Resolved That having confidence in candidate from
determination to stand by his previous record viii
work In the good satisfied that he will neither
be coaxed out of the until the closing tho polls
when will all ssemblc congratulate him and ourselves
the victory of honesty and labor opposed fraud
corruption. Let your motto be 'Blessng Reform anh
Victory
On motion OF 1t unanimously adopted thai
recommend to the taxpayers workpgnen and citizens %
this district the of Hugh Mitchell, ESQ., candidate
for Councilman, believing that in him will have
sentative intelligent and capable in whom have
hdence and that WILL IL elected devote his time 10
advancement Of the interests OF the city, and the protection
of the rights of the working classes.
BLIsrERss, Lr.cocK,s POROUS r1Asrrrs
BLISTERS.-Fhese Plasteis produce all the local rfs-
of blister and without pain or Inconvenience and
affect the kidneys.
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
BRANDREfH HOEsE.
New York.
Sold by druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BABIHASN--SaAY On Sunday, November IL, by Rev.
Father Farrell at St. Josephs parsonage, ALos BAIL
10 JOSIE SHAy youngest daughter Of Michael and
Ellen Coffee, all Of this city. No cards.
DRuMnoND-D oDDa--On Thursday, November o, by
the Rev John Brash, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father JouN L. DRUMmoSD 10 NINA DoDDe, eldest daugh
ter OF Edmund Dodds, Esq, all Of this city.
HoTcHKgs-HAL.-A New Haven, Conn. on We'd
nesaay November 8, at the residence OF the brides
father by the Rev VIM T. Eustis, NELSON A. UoTcHKiss
10 Miss ADELAIDE youngest daughter Of Nathan T. Hail.
Esq.
MYERs--PmpHR I'm Brooklyn. +. q, on Monday, No
vcmber IL by the Rev. Mr. Bliss FERDINAND MYERS to
JOAN PIEPER, OF Brooklyn, u. d.
observation-disclosures AIN this city, on Friday, October
10 by the Rev Charles H. Hart pastor Of the Foreth
street Presbyterian church, WILLIAM MCCONNELL OF New
York. to MINNIE D., daughter OF Miller Barber Of 0magh,
county Tyrone, Ireland.
MuIr EssR-EirIUrT ON Wednesday, November 8, at
Goodwill Presbyterian church, Montgomery, Orange
county, N ", by the Rev. d. NJ McAlease, CHARLES r.
MuLIEsER, Esq, OF Little Britain TO Miss RACHEL
ELLIOTT OF West Coldcnham, all of the above county.
RrySoLps-KosKs Son Tuesday, November Z, at the
Church OF the Redemption by the Rev. Caleb Clapp,
GEoRGE N. Reynolds, of Rochester N. ", to HELEN,
daughter Of Thee NJ. Kones ESQ.,, Of this city.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
BROOKLYN Nov. 10, 1865.
raw In your paper Of the 9th marriage which pur-
ports have taken place the 9Th inst and In which
John NJ. Slater and Miss Sarah Il. GubraDdsen i'm
plcaed There has been such marriage, aud II Is
fasehood from beginning to end You would crafty
very much aud relieve the anxiety OF numerous circle
OF friends and acquanances by inserting this in your
earliest issue J. MORTIMER SLATER