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

The gentlemen who went 10 Richmond
last Saturday night to meet the funeral
train were greatly disappointed that
they did not ger back tathis city IN time
TO join the procession that escorted the
remains Of President Lincoln 10 the
State House. The delay was oaeasioned
hy = mistake in giving, or q misunder-
standing in receiying orders. General
McCallum directed that the train from
indianapolis should leave one hour be-
hind the funeral train, but that il might
increase its speed over that OF the latter
so as TO reach the Union depot Eve min,
ntes after the arrival Of the funeral train
That much time would necessarily be
consumed in the preparations for re-
moving from the depot, and in expecta'
ton OF the arrivaI of the second train
carriages were ia waiting for the use Of
its passengers The Conductor, bow
ever, understood that he wac 70 keep one
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
Additional River Items.
rHuasDAr NOON,

The weather hiss fAlrsd up bsautifaiiy. 80 n2
The river is falling fAst aad long bara an
stretching ont frVu the shores. ~ ~af
The arrivals since Last night Include the Ella
FAber and Berd Levi. LOaisviIIs 70 Hashvfiis |,
Nevada. Nashsills 10 Louisville Mariners, Mash.
yiiie TO KvAnsville; Liberty. sO.a. LsaiayEls 20
Memphis little Grey Eagle, Loulsvills to Hen
dsrson and return. A
The kila Fsbsr and Bure Levi, IN Govern men,
service, we're light. zsl r-fsr bsa
The Hsvada had iAir trip
The Msrmora had slim trip
Z The Liberty No had . good deal of height
and came out Of Louisville crowded with passsa
gers. she resolves come freight and passenger
here. ons Of her ehimnsys had the Top ksosseA
ef as she came up her last trip. and is not yet
msnded. t tf''
The little ORGY EAss arrived at in< o'eioek
having made = splendid run from Louisviils. ehs
bad a moderate freight trip, but was fall Of pas.
ssngors. She viii return to Louisvllls this
evening @ q ltaf~ 'A lp'7l
The Carrie hsz a fAir "Trip on board. Aad ~lit a.
part for Nashville At o'clock tonight. . 81
The TAoony had mot arrived at noon, aud her
detention Is unexplained.
The wild 81. Patrick Is das here thIs sftssnoou,
but no advIess have been received from her.
The W. r. Carter. over due. for New Orleans,
has not yet arrived.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

s6S- The Louisville Democrat don't
like the idea of Virginia being ruled by
loyal men, such as Governor Pierpout
and the loyal Legislature. II desires
rather that Extra Billy Smith and his
traitor Legislature should continae to
rule and ruin the proud Old Dominion.
Most of the Southern Rights, or States
Rights, papers nave had the good taste
and good sense to conceal their sympa-
thy with the traitor leaders, but the
Democrat speaks ont boldly against vir.
giuia falling into loyal hands.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
ploeh.as Rannsr R,,.a csapslnr.a.. I z. Z .

Information has been received ct the
Navy DopsrtraentS Of the capture OF the
biockade-runnihg steamer cora, on the
25ah ult, by the U. s. steamer Quaker
city, fifteen miles east of Brezos, Texas.
She had cargo of lumber 73 sadSas 4
The War Department has also re-
ceiyed the following
3giA ivsao ELAGsHIP GLASGOW y laas
fgiS New Orleans, April "a, 1865. -.
] To Hon. Gideon Welles: =.
9o have the honor to iuform tho De-
partment thatthe rebel ram Webb fr,n the
blockade of Red river this. snorning, and
passed here at high rate OF speed, and
so unexpected was her appearance that
shereceived but two shots in her hnll i'm
passing. ao..a ss5 .isS ~. = 'es.tA ... !
As she approached the city she was
flying United States aag at her mast
and was mistaken for an army transport.
The Quaker City and Ossibec Rerediss
patched IN pursuit Of the ram.ah : s9s5
\. When about .twenty miles below the
city, the ram encountered the Rich
mond. The Webb then headed into the
left bank of the river and ran ashore,
and was set on Ere by her commander,
who proved to be Edward G. Read,
formerly Of the United SGsfes Navy.
Her crew consisted. of about fofty-6ve'
men. Her cargo was cotton, rosin and
! turpentine, so that she soon blew. up,
the crew escaping to the swamp, where
they were captured and are nov pri.
| sonera 41ad 1e BOB i.ss ~ ..-4 p = als..
The cargo was destroyed With the ses-
4 kaA nf
guns. The whole party win probably be
captured by the troops who will forthwith
be dispatched in pursuit of them. When
the ram passed the city she had 8 torpe-
do suspended from spar lsi9 ss.-aao
have the honor 10 be, .,
Very respectfully, as.ea : o.
Your obedient servant, Ass4s p
Tia l1's NJ K. THArCHsR, A. r. A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
For The Journal.

Editors Journal r 8a
Being aoiourner in your midst, and
not feeling exactly inclined TO loaf away
the time, concluded to write you. y
Well, what shall write about2--that 10
the question. Certainly not Of the war;
for that ia about over; not Of the gAllan-
try Of our brave and noble hearted
soldiers, for every household has hnn-
dred thrilling letters Rlled with glorious
accounts Of heroism, such as the world
never saw before If were capable, /
would not like to eritieise Gen. SheF.
man, Gen. Grant, or any other officer of
high rank--now that the Confederaey
has played-except il were to say, ttat
the army of the Potomac under the
leadership of Gen. Grant, has convinced
all the world, and the "Chicago Con-
vention," that it was Gen. McCsllan who
was a failure, and not the war. ,s.s
But, say you, al can't see the notes or
observations. Well, do not hasten too
much; was just about to begin.
Near four years ago was here at
your beautiful city, and made a note
then Of its beautiful appearance. It is of
then and now that l woul d write in par
ticular. Look back to that period of
time viii you, kind reader, and note the
difference2 Then your greatest excite
ment was that of loved ones leaving you,
perhaps forever-never to return; but
now your greatest anxiety, your fondest
! desire, is TO see those noble ones return
Then, commerce was stagnant, no in
| tercourse with the south of CONNER.
cial character, no business for the many
steamers that formerly piled on the
waters Of the great Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, except 1t were for Government
purposes Now, how different To-day
strolled along the wharf and counted
twenty steamers, bound, some of them,
for ali places Aouth of us to the Gulf OF
Mexico. Well that is a wonderful
change, but it would take every mother,
wife, sister, father and brother in the
land to tell what this- has cost us. -
III Your city, observe, has grown quite
fast The growth is not, however, ephe-
neral, not "for three years, or during
' the war" but it has been steady, gradual
lasting. You had not the advantage oi
great Governmental contracts here to
build up great business that now No usi
soon end--nor the employment of greai
swarms Of men, who, ike 0thello, nov
find their occupation gone; bnt your city
has surely become what it is, with 3
brighter future than any city in oul
State. f~- AZ as A@ =
Here. too, notice an element tha
must ever make city prosperous, Civ
Il steady growth and make il suSstan
tial. mean the mechanics and manu-
s. facturers The situation of Evansville
must, now that the war is at an enc, Civ
1t superior advantages over any city u
our State. s-u c- saelea1r- nol sai7i57a re
fobserve another thing. -Four year
ago this county politically, was deme
cratic. 1t is now strongly Republican
What has wrought that changer Yol
' have sent to the army hundreds of goo
: : / men, and those are all for the Govern
men as administered by Abraham Lii
: coin, the assassinated Perhaps Ii
consistent course of your journal hs
= had much to do in this regard ycor
tinue to-do battle for tho cause Of liber
and freedom. 20 ua ossRRyER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

PRoPosED RETRIBUTIoN The jackals
of Marietta, in Shelby county, says the
Indianapolis Journal have secured
for themselves an Infamous noto-
riety by their fendish expressions of
delight AZ the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln Such a. people deserve
no favors from the Government, and il
has been suggested that the Post Office
Department would do well to abolish the
post Office of that rebel den, aszthere, is
no other legal way in which they can be
admonished that toryism is ineompatl-
bic with the privileges Of citizenship.
IL this small act of justice is done, the
few men of that Arkansas settlement
who know how to read, will have to go
10 post Office in some civilized com.
munity for their mail matter, and in that
way will occasionally get into decent
company. -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
GEN. Wilson at savannah
lars OF HIS Raid s41od -

Gen. Wilson 9t mnah-Partfeu-
lars 0fHis Raid. s4eea =
NEW YoRK, May The HeralGs
Savannah correspondent, under date of
the 29th, says: - - o. - = --..s--s 81 i
Gen. Wilson celebrated raiding expe.
Idition arrived here yesterday from Ma
con. The following is a condensed his
tory Of the trip. blbls.a III ~ u lbsaEs
Gen. Wilson left Chieksssw, Ala, on
the 22d of March. 1t is not proper 10
give any statement of the number of his
force. Eb Church, near PlsntersviIle,
Ala, was taksn after q short engage
ment with Forests cavalry; 800 prisl
oners were captured and 3 gnns. For
rests forces were driven steithe west side
of'EEe Catawba river, and 3 column Wks
sent to Tuscaloosa, which place was cs.i,-
stured and destroyed with mach govern.
ment property. Selma, 241 miles from
the base, was captured on theI ID of
April, with 200 prisoners, 50 guns 10
position and IS IN the arsenal We de-
stroyed three rolling mills, With fktpFes,
and q very large naval fpundry, an arse.
althe second inimportance IN the Cos
fedtracy, powder works, magazines, aisf
q large number of cara Ths Alabama
river was bridged, IS feet the operation
occupying FIVE days =. .a,ri,i, siaaa sas
The next place attacked was Mont
gomery, 80 miles distant, destroying alf
The bridges on the Alshsms and Ten
4uessee rivers The railroad 70 Colum-
hia was destroyed The enemy destroy
ed 25, 90 bales Of cotton. MoDteomsrs
surrendered without Hn assault. and i've
guns fell into our hands. We destroyed
z two rolling mills and foundres, two mag
aEines,5 s,5one focomotive, sixty three cars
and Ave stesmhoass were eapsuFed on
The river near WstuRpka The entiri
works were destroyed. The Fshsls de
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

MAGRUDER.-This guerrilla cutthroat,
who has been under treatment at the
Military Prison Hospital at Louisville,
since his capture, for wounds which it waa
generally believed would prove moptaI,
is recovering, and was on Monday re.
moved from the hospital to the Military
Prison for safe keeping.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
A spssloaa Ii. by . Rebel soIonsi.

WAsHIsoros, May 4-CoI- CLARK, OF
the rebel army, who vas captured By one
Of our scouting parties, while endeavor-
ing to escape from Richmond, on one of
the last trains from that doomed city,
asserts that he was in charge Of all the
specie which was removed from Rich
mond;. chat when the up train broke
down be found il impossible 10 get il on
the track and of again, and seeing our
forces approaching, he ordered il to be
set on FIRE, aud that all efforts to save
the specie Vas unaYailing; that the
soldiers broke. open The kegs, and amid
the excitement and tumnlt, soldiers and
sitizens appropriated all there was he
asserts that be knows that no other
famounts of specie, not in the pockets Of
It's owners. were taken from Riehmend,
and that this lot was AL stolen. T, he as
ssrts further, that the amount has heen
vastly over estimated, and confirms the
statement heretofore made BY General
Grant, that It amounts only to about
%1OOtuVV. ssfrsr Hf AZ sHaaa 6are
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
NeT forR Noon Markets.


EEW Yoaz, May I.
.00rT0G-Firmsr; ~ for Middlir E ..-'lHaqs =
fLoUk--Dut, and unchAnsed; sl5es7 % iur
Extra state stt37 80 for Round Hoop 0hiog
WHEAT-Dan Rnd dr0oplnE; Is Tor Ambsr
Michigan S. for Aiiwankis Club.
sn 0OkN-Quist; IS for Mixed Western; s6C1
PoRK-Lowsr; n 0lsas7 IS TOR new n -; $50
= = ler es and "a DO; % 0o925 IS for Prime.
MaIsK T. Steady : En- sorwsstsrn. l =
4 PETBoLEuN--Sniat; - Cor Crude. 81 for Es.
I hned in bond, and "a ior fres 40.
IA BTOCkS-Better. i7ri.1 rr-rnf rrrs-r t1 IA.
MONEYS.
sTERLING-oqlts nrm at 10.
9oLb--ofsnsd af a, ciossd aa &24S re y o
- y. s. sTOCkS-6s er lSSl. raxistefei, IL.
5.2os, coupons, e31Si ao4sos, ccupous gfss: s.
of ~, coupons, 60 - - '---,lI fs'. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
1880 AndeFs0nvtlle Pris0mzrs Re-
~ leased in Florida.

1,500 AndeFsonvtlle Prfs0n4rs Re-
~ leased In FLORIDA
assiNEv YoRK. May 4-Ths Herald .
jacksonville correspondent says;
) About 500 of the Unien soldiers, for
ls imprisoned At tAndersonville, Ga, were
on the mernipg of the, oath ult., trana-
ported by the rebels down the Florida
Central railroad to within 10 miles of
Jacksonville, where they we're uneondi-
tionally released, and left to make their
way inte the Union lines, which several
of them reached before night. All pre-
sented piiifuI sight, and many were
barely able 70 walk, but their joy was
great on finding themselves once again
under the protection of the old Hags bea
. 1The HeralJs hilton Head correspond
ent says, Of the arrest Of Ex-Governor
Aiken: - - se6ereg, -. =. .-F-r.
q Gov. Aiken claims TO be an original
Union man, an opposer Of notification
IN Calhouns time, and . friend of the
Union and the Constitution ever since,
bit there are reports contradictory to
this. Among others, be is accused OF
furnishing = portion Of the m cans which
has enabled the rebels to hold out four
years, and of having held several advi-
sery Interviews with JED. Davis. These
are only reports, but, of course the War
Department must have had. some cause
OF action against him. Hos ~ 8sEt
10 g. B. Lamar, q prominent citizen Of
Savannah, has also been arrested. He
ia an ayowed enemy Of the United States.
he Was Q nullifysr, and has bean one Of
the most industrious and successful aid
ers and abetters of the rebel cause, in
Georgia BE makes no secret, even now,
of bis bitter hostility to the Union.
Courteous, afable and sociable in all
other respects, be hates Yankees most
thoroughly, and boasts of H.. Ii is un-
derstood that the prisoner is charged
With treason, and will be tried therefor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

NEW YoRKs May 4.--The HsrdIds
Washington special says that il 10 cur
reneiy reported to-day that the President
and Cabinet have decided 70 open all
southern States to general trade, and
suspend all regnlations In force by order
Of the Treasury Department. II this is
confirmed By proclamation Of the Preais
dent, il viii be most important step
toward the restoration of peace on s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
IttOyed 25,OOO baIes Of cotton before

stroyed Z0,UDU bales of cotton before
svseuatiag. .7sea sf1 So assa1 1es19l-'E E
IL The city of Columbus, Ga. s5z miles
,distant, Was taken by assaalt, by Gen.
Upton, after dark on the 18Th. One
fhousand two hundred prisoners we're
capture5, 53 guns, Z Arge cotton facto-
lties, 10000 bales Of cotton, and I'M
ineuse q.antities of ordnance aud CON-.
missaFy stores, A large arsenal, q, pis-
tsoA factory, q hand foundry, s rolling
mill snd founcry, IL locomotives, over q
hundred cars, depots, machine shops,
lie, we're captured and destroyed A
gunboat mounting ak 7-ineh rifle guns,
nov called the Jackson, bat the name Of
which has been recently changed, was
captured. bFrein here detonr 10 West
Point was made bY LaGrange's brigade,
who .attacked, the, works and carried
them by storm, capturing the garrison,
800 in number, with four guns, and kill
ihe the rebel General Tylor, who was IN
commando Fifteen locomotives were
destroyed, 200 cars, 2 bridges and 2
large factories in the vicinity. We de-
skfoyed large quantity OF commissary
stores 1t Griffin and the railroad bridges
on thsSelr0a and Monsgomery. railroad.
We captured along the road Eve guns.
q Macon was captured With no opposi-
ton. oIt-has not been necessary 10 de-
stFpy any property. We captured Gem
erals Howeli 6ashb ard afsdssawus Emiah,
formerly Street Commissioner Of New
York The captures were 132 guns in
position in fields, and BY assault, aud
200 guns in arsenals and in store, with
an immense amount of ordnance, quar-
tsrmaster and cummissary stores, cotton,
machinery, railroad stock, &c. eiq
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

NEv YoRk, May 4-The Herald .
Washington correspondent says;
4 a second expedition was sent to Gar
fett's plantation, where Booth was found,
on Saturday and retained yesterday, !,
Bringing the psrolIed rebel prisoner,
Jet, who took Booth and Harold to
Carrots, and ; number Of others. II
gppesrs that Jett introduced Booth 70
Jarrett as . rebel soldier named Boyd,
and wanted hin taken care of By Jar
..tsn for few days, when be would be
taken away. - .s.eSs - ttasas.I
These fscts Gsrrst has n vain endeay-
ered 70 certify 70. i sds 81 soa Sc ,fa.1d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

FRE.-The residence of Mr., A. j. An
derson, ten miles north Of Golconda,
ILL.,, was totally destroyed by FIRE on the
night of the 26th ult. Mr. Anderson
was in this city on business at the time,
and his family was visiting neighbor.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary. Loss $1,000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
Tr.al OF ,lhs As ..s,n. l .

Z aNKW, YoRK, May 4.-The. Tribaae' 5
Washington special has the following
Z Z. The Court room for the trial Of the
Presidential assassins has been fitted up
a. the Arsenal buildings, and the trials
win proceed without delay.
3 The nnnber likely to be put on trial
will be about forty, and others now in
custody will probably be discarged as
the case progresses and their testimony
lasglven IN, f,+<sfe a-sz- eVg u-ffaq ~F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
SKIRTS.
~ A. w ~ KI II -
FOR
1aau 1900.
The aEo.test Invention Of the Age In
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor doubled sPRIEl SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY GARY, Qate J. j. = o.
west), scLE fRoPR1EToRs AND MAuFAC-
TuRkRs, o. Chambers. aud 70 aud 81 he@de
THIS SIEvENTIoN consists OF Duplex Cor
two) Illiptic Steel Springs, tngenioualy, braided
tightly aud firmly together, edge 70 edge, making
the toughest, most flexible, elastic aud durable
Spring ever used They seldom bend or break,
their perfect and beautiful shape twice rs long a.
any other skirt.
The wopderfuf nexibiiity and great comfort aud
pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex llliptic
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm-Chairs, for Promenade
and House presa. rs the skirt can be folded when
In to.occupys = small place. as easily 40 sur
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, Comfort
and convenience of wearing the Duplax lllipuc
Steel Spring Skirt for singls daF VIII neveri
never afterwards willingly dispense wi their use
Sor children, Misses aud Young iAaiss they arr
Fhey ~ ths ~ beat aaality In svory part, and nn,
questionably tho Lighteat, Most Desirable, Com
portable aud Economical Skirt ever made. -
FOR SALE in all flrst-elass Stores In this city
and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana DC Cuba, Mexico, south AmericA' and th'
ENoUIRE FOE THE DUPLEX .ILLTPTIS
skirt. f
Patent Duplex Illiptic Skirt, 4
EIeranc~. . RnaMess, comrOFf ans
Economy Az
and Isq.s;s'S0Srelys soG 'es pf' f'''''s s'''''
F&s. A. COOLIDGE.
ml4.3m VT ~ 8A n hnd l6 ktras street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

WASHINGTON, May 4.--The court mar
tisl in the case Of Benz, g. Harris, met
this forenoon and in tbs absence Of wit
nesses, ladjourned until to morrow -
"a Gen. Sherman was ST Point, Lookous
yesterday en- route to Washington.
The principal portion Of the army of
the Potomac is on The march here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
5. w. Boyntonr. lM. ID.

I ATE OF CINGTNNATT, HAVING BECOME
IL permanent resident Of Evansville, offers
his professional services to the citizens Of this
city and vicinity. From his extensive experience
and Surgery in the f5rusef city be fsels conident
Of his sbf ity to cure many cases which Rave re-
sisted II eusual modes OF treatment. gt 1i1
EE Pzrtieular attsntioa given 70 the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases, and those peculiar TO the
climate. saoA- -aa FsEsFs aHd Agge, Bilieas ssssrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
Gbs AaiIg SunrnaI.
PUBLISHED By
JAMES n. h1oEEELY.
D. n. THAYER.
JN0. z. AoAEELY.
.-- oHDKa THE ETEz 90 ma
Evansville Journal Company.
y journal Buildings.
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND wATEB.

To BIZ MUSTERED 0UT.-Four com
panies Of the 63d, A, b, c and d, 23d
corps, arrived at indianapolis last Fri
day evening, from SchoGeld's army, for
muster out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
IBy Telegraph boa
RAILROAD RECEIPTA.

TxKHK HArrK, May 4, 1850.
Mr. 4. a. khradsr. afar e-g Z ~ 9sIIar .t
Find below list Of freight forwarded by Train
No. 9, tram this place, 90 daS & SEQ ~ I'D
v.u ~ ID = A. T. RoHBIAs.
Rebt Fergus, car lumber; J Glover, I. car
lumberi Eorgans Go, bxH boots; p seAnou
In, Y bxs boots a ID n, % hf bfls nsh; d n
Barr, bx hardware, rolls p board; q Dixon,
ebxs boots kev Dobel, (cnrp Chas Dcrkar),
bxs. chests, desk, brla, crib bais, I stool
q LowenthAl, bxs dry goods, / hx nne goods ri
shroder hx dry goods, bm inney goods; n y
Rswiins, bxs goods. s-f a -r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
ESTABLISHED, 1881

HARrToRn, May 4.-The Conssita-
honai amendment unania0usly passed
both branches Of the Connectieut LeRis-
latnre this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
Condition. OF sesxstary SEWARD.
=. -. WASHINGTON, May B
$40, enaents or ths Army or the Poao
New YoHK, May 44Ths Washington

NEw YoRK, May 4-The Washington
Star says; Is +. ~ ~ sse .rs.sa,usa
Gov Aiken, Of South CaFolina, arrived
at Fortress Monroe yesterday afternoon,
and at Washington to-day, accompanied
by bis daughter 2 Lal 'i.5 Iso lsa.as. T
The 9th and other corps of the Army
of the Potomac, have broken camp, and
are on the march to Washington. ;.-'- ~ e.
Gen. Sherman and staff were expected
to arrive at Fortress Monroe to-day and
proceed tothis city 6si r. ls ssssI .s,' Is
~ Executive Order Reselnded.
Executive order of Nov. 2l, 1862, pro-
hibiting the aexportation of arms and
Ammunition of arms from the United
States, and Executive order Of May 23d,
1868, prohibiting the expectation Of
horses, mules and live stock, being no
longer required by the public necessities;
are rescinded by the President = as ,laf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
OFFICE AND REsIDEN0E.
Corner First and Walnut Streets
: fEsTfmoHIAU.
A.. N A.

CIxgiSRAfT, o., March. u : 1854.
This 10 10 certifs that We, the aRdeTsignsd, bagAi
been Intimately acquainted With >. ". Boyntons
NJ D., for abonf eight years. During the last ak
years he has been engaged IN lE-rAtiev and sue
eessfuI practice Of Medicine Ia this city. He
leaves hers on aceounxof u Aeafkhs
We take great pleaafrA In Feeom meBding him,
both socially and profsssionRfiy geEtlenan Of
excellent morAlss and occupying q Prominent po-
sition among The Physicians 81 our citys aud hope
be may succeed - veil elsewhere As he has dOne
Swith u.s. z. FREEMAN, n. d. - !, ,
7a R8ofesser Of Surgery IN Eclectic Medical lnstl,
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