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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

gYoxxy June 7.--Fhe Courier
9ss Flats Uais claims TO have intelli,
rence that the town Of -Chiahushua,
which has been the seat Of the Republi-
can government Of Mexico, has been oe-
cupied BY the French General AcmaF,
and that Juarez was on the way to the
United States 90 So
No such news was received from Ha-
zee ~s,s@y-s1 = -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

NKw YoRK, June stocks better.
Money more plenty at per cent 10
40s, coupons, 957; 5-20s, coupons, l 03l,
u 5. IS Of 81, coupons, OBJ; 6s OF
81, registered, O6is u Il 6s Of '6TT,
] l0s. Gold opened It l3zh rose TO
1875 and closed q 49, !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

! Health Tor cine. seIdler.-FOr one ~ho
dioa from aha afsetn Of Eha hullet, tsaa RsEiahs
from exposure 10 dAmp snd niGAt air snlA
doses Of HoLLowAY's PTEEs.s tAksu eHeEs
other ig6t, Teorrscfaii dtaorasrs Of thsffVsr
and stomach, pnfifs the hleaa. and leisure usds
health 80 al who use thsn. Ifths RAIDER Of this'
ssnctfcs q sc asbsx Of Pills or ointnsnt
aous the Drug storein hta place, lst him writs .
me, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the anlsunt, and ]
viii mall box frse: OF expense. Many asaAsEs
wln osa kssp my msalcfassou hAaa hscAuse shsy
cAnnst make % nuah profit On on oshsE RAEsens
make. IS eenta, S. cents. and 81 ~ Per boz or
I pot. soidIers, Supply yearsslves.A q Jes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

Nav YoEK, June The demand
2gcldis Hniaed.4 Very little is wanted
ferzexpnrs and cast0maGs demand
Tbs disposition among holders 70 sell
Is inereasing.l Quotations have ranged
from=f3T4 opening TO 1881 closing price
The C8nlRercfafs Washington special
Of the sth says nearly aii the citizens Of
'the- Disssist-0f Columbia Who vent
South Rpdsvhos survived the war have
relarned home. Rasss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

NV York, June The pressure 10
see General Grant Ess 80 great this
morning that after appearing on the
.haicoDy - The Astor House all visitors
exceps ladies were de nied sdmittancs.
After dining this pm with prominent
Visitors be Is 10 have Q drive thFoGgh
Central PaFk. THIS evening ha attsnds
The meeting 81 Cooper Institute, and af.
-tsxwarass the ! Il regiment band win SER
! as-is Il :. VI ~. 3alsEE 9tn b. &mss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

NEw YoRk, June The ftIJune au-
nounces that the President will soon is
sue proclamation restoring the hGbeas
leos71sLs aud ordering ! very general
cleaning Of the military prisons saa4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

Epllspeae FITS rmn M G@Esa t-Dr.
Lnrkrow having become sEninentiy saecsssfa1
10 curing this terrihls uaaAdfs favifse mA siual-
larry AFFLICTED, 70 call or ssa4 for circulars % ref
srsesa aud eesfl monlAls of nuneFoms cases esrea.
VI from one TO t~snty four years standing a
dssoses hb attsation ssPeeially 80 fseasss OF the
GeFRbE0-Spinal Axis. OF Nervous Systena, and 40
iieits Al Investigation Of his claim % puoAe eous
Aanea-e-Addrsas all laAenrs 20 eNa@ ssse
$500 - Dr. v b LUCKNOW, -
~ Care on 20. Bex 5ll6. New York.
apElS sind &uf.---
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
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market Wishing to establish . regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silset
and fss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
cincinnati Markets.

C1ScINssfI, J lane 7.
TLouB-uD eh&nged small sais3 . 1897 50
for All grades.
wHkAr-Dnu: prime Rid -.
CORN -From &C 70 7ec for Ess sad Shsiisa.
OATS Primer palsa or .e00 Bushe ~ S3s.
WHIsKT-Dscihe d 70 %.
PRovIsIoNs-Qnist. Pork dau aus % lower /.
City Mesa "a %. Country do SO Buik Meats,
unchanged 40ufders fis sides l7e.
LARb-Na tAlss. Il i heid - ie1se and pp-
ward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
The VERY LATEST.
aaa na5s -
EEL EGR "a PHI.



NEW yoRE,-Juus Cit il expected
tbat essnerag Grant viii arrive in this
city tGz1hhfrog moFaifa. end take quar-
tersiat tire Aasor Hoass-z In the even
Ing be VII attend 3 meeting Of the John
son Club 1t The Cooper Ilssitute, and on
Thurs9sy will prUeeed 60 West Point =
General Logan arrived today. Gen-
eral q 4 homaaa and Terry vii probably
zsfiyg with @ sneral Grant 40 g
WAsHIS0rox, Jnna G.-Generai Gin.
toe r. smith, Of Missoari, who haa been
appointed on the Freedmen's Bareaug
viii have biz heAdqaarters - Nashville.
TIE Prize cases Settled BY the 4th Au-
dior Of he TreasgrY, amounts % 81.
600, 000 per month since 1908. When
the Texas ports are closed, this business
viii be concluded
= The lexariining board for eolored
troops, with General Casey st the head
are slill having their hands fall.
ItHknoaingl asserted thai Mr. Stan
ton has no present quarrel with the
President, and will not leave the Cabinet
until lie desires 10 do SO. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

- PH1rApxuPHIA, June The National
TgpogrAphieal UnioR 10 iay decided up
6 holdinz its next convention At Chi
eagc- - - e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

INTERESTS.

S@E 49, a6AMaHa N~@as#Nera #E8fs
" .s TO Rassactass 700 ~isto PaIcaAse pure
Bragg, nsaIrihsz, Asa chssaicais a snaii ad
sAess E@sesFa prices, 60 aaa sAAmius E~l"na
@wmtFaA afoaksF whare yea win amt evsss srti-
sas that h nssasa s. ths pFVs-ssh, and prices
skieh oAanae Oh to give Subtraction Their
store d o. Ne "a Mats street. mAytdAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

HALIFkx, June 7-The African, from
Liverpool on the 9th. ria Queenstown
on the 2sth, haa arrived here With two
days later news.
LrvERPooL, May 27.-Cotlon, quiet
and unchanged. w
Breadstutfs, massive and steady. -
Provisions, quiet aud sasier -
Consols closed at 9l@9ls for money.
L. 5. sl20s, 67lta6S. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
.Rtf y ain aPllslsst.
'o1 SEvAFsvfxLx. TzD.


EzrzmzaFx sfa.aa
~ ,zsse.s ssefsafnz ysry rspiaiy 9s8 he bar |
ssass shs ely d beginning to show Gee oufiinss
Tssw~shss eourlsass horribly hot but gen
lie and pisasass breeze sprung ~ yes sofo-J sssAs
ias. giving some Indications Of rain
-. Hhspaly errfFss slpcs gaft RlEet we're Goes
~ skf Wasnvflls 20 Eoeiavfsa ahashs Grey EASlss
Lo.isriIls 20 Hsnassson. and rsturn; EmaAs|
Faoya HssNS1fls " Ufseflz4tl
Tb<ArnsdA hsd a pretty fair trip out. and ~
n Gallans stYis.
Tia II tie Eagle had a. inanssss crowd Of go
pc and an ezeslisns freight list Sd returned ~
Lapisyils eaFlF lost aaxhE p ~Ng -
~The15hs tree ahesgs pbsbn f4ssia tas assHlaks
wth . Aaxnihssat trIp--haF Offensive s-rso hex
skeiRg sfoFdse r7rP r. 90
~@sAStA@ MA GOES a-sssiS aA@bsf % sAassnr
gsn
TAs Gossansr hsa .s'Fs.i b g.hsais Of stbaess
fsoz tbs cainis5iAsd
TAs n. H. DasAerses did not rsaurn TO orssn
rysF laet alghI iha sekaeE Ra@Aey not yet bsin@s
repaired.
Ths AorhiBg Star, ms pfies o. the Louisville
lad Hsndsrap9 No, AFf 0ssa be HaelssF sssaR-
A@AoGf, ilab~ fks sauias haaiiS afpasssa6sr
pack for Heaasrson and Loaisilis this evening"
Capt. Ballard, .s4 john G~athmsy are popuaaE
sHesrs And Haicshm ateAtAAks Ps'""agars fsel =
ASms On ths Star Willis oar 'sesf-ei' frisnd' p.
co. srsS I'd = : = ~, g aaAt Ear "
TIE Gen. Anderson VIII be the rsgainr pAekst
for On 70 this aEskfho0E. Capt Daa clark, witas
AK SlsasAnt saborflnssss=Losts sad Rsdd-r
ulf ave special attention 70 the comfort Of pass
.eaxsrs.
"a Tan 9rums Rmsh esaa sasat pssEss And mak gaia
sts.n d Ga sss western ~4srs viii bs dopn
thfs ezsnlag .sRs route y Eeg Orleans fhe epa-
eioa4 cAbtns.tastn the~ ssfeddsa eolynadss and
sa%pls ssasasEPoas. siFss n ar Of slsksnes asd
g e1ssfDfk ~ Nhsb - % D gsaad. SIS ha
wendsrfal capssity Tor freight. AID, 10 all Der
arranxsmsnts, capsbinss fuHury, comfort, speed
an4 safety. Bdt hss erousafng glory 10 her Gle.
ST ksef saesrsss 6sBE 81 Psklsp = : pssns hon
sr.A ssd rsxsred "a ~. rhol- 1 ne n the Western
.rtvsr.~a man whosa n.,,.s Oan kna,~ but to Iowa,
aons ksor bat 70 pfa -. iis chief slsfk 4, Mr. o.
Ismssh. A, khl.blssas tad ard pellsllsd gsn-
* Mnsa@a% n, m. ~, "a Al. .css.l
:. = -. - -
81 %asEsmsJt. s.sgs. sa,s,,E i ,lL,,.aAs arbsps.
assl-i.~- 80 .,w.x. ea,,--, To. R,,h .hoBId
e1%f[e.. NJ . ! ~ - = q :. - - =, -
rsssivs i-esr pasfe' Ags WON oar seippers
@essu Con Humphrey are her agents.
Eha Hanna Fleyd p,stssd gp, entirely light, IAst
$500
sS ~
Tia sisgaat. PsykouA viii be hers today en-
-MaE srsmts 10 New Orleans she 10 apcndld craft
- .Asa sriit sbsra- .s@tfabls sgeaamaa.sion. %
fafs6 - en9prs Her ehssrs ere shse seoompiishsd
Rsntissnen . C6pf. Hagt Campbell aud Mr. A. u.
- Esf.'
= - Z. ...FfesF scx -
ia an aRle# #i4n9& eQas NJ ta ehH landing
wssasrAas RAJ ~tf romsf an to.Aav Ebs a IN
49,. a. a,...u -. -. =. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

gW4sEEgroS, June 7.--S9ma persons
may be Interested in learning that the
GtroRicle Of to-day, in ordsr to set q
rest what it calls q malignant falsehood,
says on the authority Of Me-. Stanton
himself, that he has not resigned; that
It is. not known that be ha@determined
to leave the CabinetSery soon, and that
be has no dispute, no difference or col
hsioa with President Johuston. His re-
laLi6ns with the President are Of the
mos cordial aud riendly character, aud
the Presidents relations with Mr.. Stan-l
ton are entirely agfeeAale and conf.
dendaI. he has never had differeece,
much less collisiOn, with bis Secretary
iof War, nor has 81 given such assut-
AncetoRny, Major fieneralar.o therWise,
az has been auribpted 70 BID I and the
Chronicle also say a that the latter state
meat y not by authority Of President
The Secretary Of the M ssury has
diviaed Mississip pi, South and Gorth
CaroliBA INTO distrets, for the collection
Of Internal TAxea
WAsHIsaroS, June 7.--Mr. Frederick
A. Sawyer, has been appointed Collector
of Internal Reysnne OF Charleston, s.
@. Ne. Sawyer has been a-resident Of
, Boston for som tlue past, aud has oc-
tcupied@the position for some time of
superintendent Of Pubic Schools Of
l-Charlsston. -
Among1he1latesf arrivals from the
South are General y Huston, of Ala.
hama md J,,ab "a Hill If GaorOfa hoth
are e. members Of the United States
Houseaof lRepr ntatives
Ex-member g enerRl w. Jones did not
come 10 Washingtoaa as reported at the
suggestion Of the President, But was
permitted to do % On his own applica
ton. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
49, md YY.ath.r.

CMcISEA-I, Jhns THE river has
fallen thirteen inches.
Weather clear. Rhermometer 90'.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

From Ksx. warrsn Randolph, PAstsr Of ths
Baptist Church At 0sEmAutovn. Psnu.;
Dr. q m. Jaeksea.
DEAA STA :-PsrasBAi sxpsrisncs enables M 70
aAy that regard the GarBen BSttara made ~
yon = moEt ezesileat medieins. In casss u -
we're cold and xnnerai debility have b4sn greatly
hans nttoa By the u the Btters, AS dOubs act
thsy will produce amilAr snacts on others
T0ars, truly, WARREN kA6DOLPH.
1890 GarmNatsWa. Psua.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

8EaGEE NaA EE4Es
- We arr slso prepared 20 sci
q margin OF thirty per cent.
hold the Gold for purchasers
day $50 ae@1 AA3IzaEs
We slso receive u oaey c
discount good paper, hay anC
change oar New York, and
general Banking business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

7 ga f@@fe~ t--tRwf
sTaaowq 49, CAUTION. -
The eovERHMEST ENDoRsEMEHT. "a
In order % guard against dangerous tmPosi-
tions. the public are requested g take especial
notice Of ths beantihl engrayed proprietary
stamp, through which the sosxsraRsnt Of the
United states efaelalll Aph'Ps'satss every bottle
Of Hostsstsr' . Bisters. THIS shield, throan BY
the 6overArhsht osSr Tie pfofsistsrs aud the pub
lie or their Joint PfstsCioa, 4 Plaesd eonsPiea
ously over the cork aud across the neck Of the
bottle, aud eannot tail % strike the eye Of the
most casual observer. Nothing that parports 10
= Hrs.''''srl' seis'FssS Y sqTYsfn' '0'''' the
nis also groysF sestsss mat the Bitter, ara
sold sxcfuaSsIy aas sIAss. and asrF uadsr sny
elrcs sAsfanessAby tbs sslioE crEths barrels3I p-
posters snd imitAtOrs Ar@sshroadssaRd tho eniy
safsRaard the public have agaiaat thea l. to see
thai the BItters they bny hsvsths shgrsvsd isisl
aAa note 81 hAad On Msssrs. Hosssstsr ARmafh.
Anl Eha stamp above ncntfonod. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

DestInatfoa Of the Fsarth Corps.
CLEVELAND, June 6.--The Leader says
its 4th army corps correspondent says
the veteran organizations of that corps
are under marching orders for Calves
ton. via New Orleans They are being
Paid Of. 3 "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

R&E GAE&@ ca H8atAR wSsEs
ass -a.sE s1a4 ss4sEs )
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

From Rsv. J. II. Tsrssr, Pastor Of Hsadisg n.
X. Charch, PhilsdsipkiA;
". Jaeksos,
DKAn sra s-Hsvfug esd your cem9n Bittsrs IN
my fnnfly frwQunBtiy, I 80 prepared 70 say thai
Il has bssu 81 grcst service. I beiisrs that IN
cases o. general ability of the Eystsn, IL 10 ths
nNfsst snf most vaiazbts remedy o. vbirh I have
say knowlsdgs. rourss rsspsssfally,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
rae Yea, ON an. ,ll..oari con,.s.s.s-

81. Louis, June 6.-The majority
against the new Constitution in this
county will doubtless reach 1000. Scat
tering returns from the interior favor
the Constitution, bat its adoption is By
no means certain
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

Gold on
and EFkl
or Thirty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

sarmsd Chnkrh, K1tzfesn. Bsrks eSunfys Pa.
D. @ n JseksoA.
RESPECTED sra IL have besn treablsd vita tins
DrEpeuaia Gsr neariy twenty years, a1e have nsssr
ased aay msdicias that aid ne zach goSd a.
HooaaHd's Btttsrs- an ysry Euch tmpFoEsd IN
h.salsh after having t4ksn asa botfies.
40 Toarss With fsspecfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

From the nsv. Joa~ph n. Ksuusrd. PAstof o
the Tenth baptfst Charrhs ..as-f
D.. Jacksoa, 4
DnAn STA III have bsSa sqasntiy reqGsstsa 10
couasct my name sish eumBiendAiions " dlnsF-
snt kinds % medicinss. but rvsArding the pFae.
tioa cut 81 ny appropriate sphsrs, have IN al
Instances, and pasticuiaFfyia nay family. " the
nssfulness 81 Dr. Hesnanda osrraan Hitfsrs, 4
dspArt for oBca froEa my usual course. 70 e4pFsss
my fall oonvlefiea hat. for ssssraf dssas,s n ~
ssafesn and ssy~cfaEly fsr Lferg Cozplzsns. 4 .
safs esd ualsatlspFsparafssa. IL sans casss Il may
Gsl bat usaalIy, doubt not 10 viii be vfFy bsns-
acial to these pka safsr ffam the abpFs causes.
EeuFs, very respectfully,
IA EkNEARn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

a deposis4
sell Ex-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

Fram she Rev. Tbomss Water. Pastor Of R0x-
torezKh B4psast Caureh:
n. JakzaOn,
DKAH sra III fss1 It aas 70 yssr sxalssst GRE
parasion, Hooaz1d's German BitssFs, % add ny
tassitnnay 20 ths deserved Fspgtatica IL hzN 60
tanned. have foE ysaFH - times, len tFoaBIsd
With great disorder In my bead AID nsFEoaa sys-
tan. I adviss1 b. risad g try bottls a.
gprr C~rnnan bsftsrs. 81 -, ana have sxpari-
sa1sil great sna nnexpscssd relief ~ hsalth has
bees very mntsriaIly bspshttsd. eonh5s1tly
renetnnnsad tbs artlets Nhsrs mest vita easss
similar % ny 0wn, and have been assurs9 ~ many
Of thsir EDea a9sct4-
Respsetfaily y0sFs,
T. WINTER.
- EcEbOrOuEh, Fsan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

so.Tas soFsA Sia"s'sn'A a'r's'-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
BANKING.

wrlaaAn D. LaHAT sAHrtt aArshu.
es3. ~ esxasoNN. EsiLw O. hH1Atn'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

From ths Bar J. n. Lyons. fornsriy Pastor o.
the Cslnmbss, n. J.. aud Miipssown. Pa, bagtist
Churchss:
Ngw RocnKLEEs ". =.
D.. O. N. Jaeksoa.
DKAREfn 81 f.sl IL pisaxerethus Of my own
aeeoFd to hear tsstimouy % the sxesisnos % year
GerFnan BittsFE. Sams years since. bsing mizcA
nMicsaA vita DyspepafA, used thea With very
bsnefLstal results. / have oftsa Fscommen4sd
shsas 10 pnrssnn MsHIeasd with fhat tormsn ia &
disease, snd have heard fcom thea the most fat
tsrfnR testimonials - 70 their Ersaf vzias. Ia
eass 10 xeusrsi debility believe - 20 - tonlc
80 Yoars. IN. Lyons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08


- a. ChanKe--St Nicholas Saloon.
a@y&S GAN kaRaMMAB HSs FAGAIN TAKEN
- eharsecf ths 90 Eehol salOoe aud VIII put
a. as MA nzss nAts ortsr wikA Al possbis dpseh.
5ssss hs Hesss Higsou win e kspt In the bar aud
~ &ma hh1arA eahIes win my the sseona door
~ u sif tsaas ana invited % can
..mm@ zoe k3&- =yGo.dSn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

IA The aslssantessF ssfiel wa b up Ibis evening
from Metnpnh h. ~ss 10 ishtfnl craft % trassi
psea& sds Capt GO 20 Bart Bsase aboard, nat
aaat a..
azAsef a a~pA ~~ st@A Hf- 80 $3.50
- sae aArasAbles sfJfaef sleaa haa ABB ss.E
AZ - Tbs Rsba fass&fi b. do@s day, route
40 Menbhia N shs nislt airy haa nor gobblsd her.
% The klnsRA baying bsen tAken IA abs eeVsfn-
q snsns VIII protAbt Bot Re sgain until
ga Pa Hea'a9s '#fs aeasA asai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs
See that tbs sixn&tursof - C. n. JACK
SON. isoa the WRAPPER q s4ch beEtis
Should your ns4rsst drsgxtst not have the prs-
par1tion, % rot b p1t 90 BY tbs iutaxIeNtfns
axfIciss thss nay - oesrs1 IL ne place hat ssnS
% U.s. aad ~ vii Gerwsr6s ssearsly packed, b.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-29
! The Choral Festival. aoal

II. trA DAN6oh, Aplu ~, AoOo.
To the Editor Of the Press sFsaI4 aAf
Music in the morning, music in the after
noon, music at eventide, and "if music be the
food Of love, play onln Is ii possible to have
too much of good thingP Some may think
so, but the people in this vicinity don't-thats
so. All the rehearsals, concerts. and orations,
draw immense audiences, and Norombega
Hall presents a brilliant appearance, especial
ly was 1t SO this evening when" Haydn's Crea-
tom was performed in admirable style. he
ments, and played them we'll too. The cho-
ruses we're rendered by some four or five hun
dred voice. Singers are here from all parts OF
the State, and the Bangorians are having q
glorious time. Miss Huston takes prominent
parts in concerts and orattorio, and her singing
Is we'll appreciated here. Mrs. Crowell, Of
this city, comes next She is an accomplished
vocalist. Messrs. Wilder and Davenport, mu-
steal teachers In this city, have exhibited much
enterprise in getting up this Convention, and
the people Of Bangor have generously respond
ed thus far. The weather has been fine, and
the people from the adiacect towns have come
in great numbers to attend this Choral Festi-
val Tomorrow morning, afternoon and
evening, win close the Convention.
! may have something more to say of this
Festival and OF matters and things in this city
1t is built upon more hills than Rome was, and
have not yet comprehended it, 1 shall look
it over and make some notes OF the Eastern
Queen City. .osIA B.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-29
The Feeling of the Soldiers.

A soldier in Baltimore, writing to his
friends in this city, under date of April 23d,
thus refers to the feeling produced by the bru-
tai assassination Of President Lincoln
"A settled resolve upon one thing will grow
out of this great national calamity, namely,
that the engineers of rebellion shall never
again be permitted to take part in the direc-
ton OF affairs either North or South. They
may quit the country, or remain and be hung,
ii they prefer 1t, but they never should be al
lowed to enter the public councils, or be
allowed even in the rebel States to mould the
sentiment or control the actions OF the peo-
pie. In Richmond such traitors as Hunter
and Letcher have already assumed the role of
leaders under the new order of things, not
withstanding their garments are thickly coat.
ed with the bloody clotsi of treason. Such
men as these have betrayed their country
obce, and would do so again. The spirit
which prompted the murder of the kind mo-
ble-hearted man, who was dealing so tendsrly
with the South, is the spirit which actultes
these polished conspiritors. They are danger
GUS men; and when the solemn funeral cor
tege of the slain President shall have rolled
along on its last mission, and the mourlers
dispersed, the time will have come to deal
with those men according to their deserts
From this time forth let treason be graspedby
hands of iron, and justice be ministered to
the letter; then willthe names of our dead SOL
diers be appeased, and the security Of our IA
tion against further violence be more andy
established. asss As'A
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states the same thing, but we have It from q
different source, and feel sure that We are not
mistaken.
Concerning General Shepley's ieeiings 10
relation to the rebel leaders, and the proper
course to pursue with them. we VIII menu0n
\ hinc,e fsct General Shepley has stated EN-
phatically in a private letter, received In TINS
c;,v sho-t time since, that the rebel leaders
Ia shovn themselves faithless, treacherous,
n "S,,onont and in no case TO be trusted that
pre.ident Johnson's experience had taught
hin, how to deal with them, and that he en-
t5retv Improved the policy suggested by Mr..
johnson in his recent speeches to the deiega-
lions that have called upon him.
This is full and explicit. We dare say that
General Shepley cherishes more radical views
than most men of the Union party; that he
comes nearer to General Buffers standard in
relation to the proper treatment of rebels and
questions of reconstruction, than he does TO
anything that looks like restoring the men
who have precipitated our troubles upon us
to their former positions Of influence and
power.
We have deemed IL proper 10 say thus
much TOR our distinguished fellow-citlzen, be-
cause of the halfformed suspicious that he
had done something adverse to true progress
and sound policy which had led to his transfer
from Richmond to Petersburg. He is true
man, and his fellow-citizens need have no fear
that he viii do aught to tarnish either his own
good name or that Of the city and State which
he has SO well represented in this the greatest
struggle of advancing civilization against q
waning though defiant and malignant barbar-
ism. -s,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-29
what the Illustrious Absrnsthx said,

well. sir, what's the matterf'' said Abernethy,
the great English surgeon, to eadaverous looking
patient. who had called to consult him "Oh, moth
ing serious" was the reply. envy stomach and liver
are out of order. that's all Do you call that moth
ingssrious. said Abernshy g. tell you. sir. that
when these two organs are out of order, as on call
it, there Ia not square inch of the body thai is net
mora or less diseased. drop of blood in it that
is in a heatbfal condition. Nothing can be more
true and therefore it Is Of the very highest impor.
lance TO keep the stomach and liver in vigorous
condition. If the one is weak and the other irregu
lar IN its action, tone and control them with HOS
letters STOMACH BIrTERs-the most genial
vegetable restorative and Alternative that has ever
been administered as q cure for Dyspepsia and Liv-
or Disease 1t i, recommended by distinguished
surgeons and physicians OF thu Units States Army
By Ulcers of the Army and Navy, by our first au
thoIs BY eminent elergymen, in fact, by thousands
of The most intelligent of every class, as an un-
equalled pro tctive against epidemic and malarious
diseased, and peril city innoeuos. but at the same
time powerful iavigorant and Alternative ogqsis ,
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