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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11
From Washington.
The Pro-lIent IL Notified of hi. Election
HIS speech, Lite.

fts Epfffhs NV
Wd'h ng'or, March i.-Sena,or TruTn MI, and
'epresertstves wilson AMI Dawson. IS the select
Committee q the two IouScs q Congress today
waited upon President Lincoln ami informed him
Of 20. selection. To his he responded;
Having served 'our years In the depths of
g-eat and set urendci rstoaii rerN -ar view
ms 81. 70 second term 90 no wise more hatter nR
20 myself than a. an expression Of the public
Judgement that msy bcUer dush = hcult work,
10 witch have iat,,foi 'ror tho FIRST. than could
any one lcSs severely So. olel 10 the tAsh In this
View. and Nth incr,Ac re 11Cc " that Ar shty
tIe-, Who La so "a 'Yu-'y s"sEe.n.i - thus far.
and with inc-casel .r1i' d" g. the gencrous Tc1.
Sc 'or their contained co11lcuce, | accept tho
itnewed trttL N'n it. vet ou---.s aua I,rp.cG.ug
crLes and respcas.h ltic'
y, rostonse has yet hccn received nom Ne wee
ffe4dent elect, who DID no. srrve here unit,
49,. ST.
T.e -'~retsrr o' War RS scnt 70 t.e H'p-c Of
r"7resenistves = con -'In.ca''on fro'n Pstsli
ha.aeuStcian fry, " N, elect ,b,, isi rebel
prisoners confined IN For, prlasarc nai been en-.
l'''1 ~ 'he ~ : army ard ,fc l.tei - ,bc State
of Mtv,.n4, 2 others Wcff credited 20 te state
81 pe!swAre. L. 4 .ylst. l,js, q csc snlEments
~ere s;ofpei hy order " the src-ctsry u
war, anJ subs l'sady 10 retsj prisoner acre
enlTtei IN the 81 Mirylsuo cavalry ihcy lad
ttcS paid the y. nouuty snt s.nt 10 " o..
ie'ns "aerc they have since served. A. Pom,
HoNout l1W ratei prisoners we're enlisted Va the
Isi be-tuout I Volunteers aud $40 ~ tnc lnd
Regiment: toesc euusireu's e.ug nAto ul.er
direcuun ui the f',si'i ~ order of the se re-
tory o. War this recru1ne husine.. vas sopped
N September last. raese soldiers wors not
of'oiiea g. any sac aud Usymcnts forbidden by
or'er ~ the War DEPARTMENT nv direction o
Genera e ant they Wcr1 -eut to tho DEPARTMENT
n the N'.thweet. where thev have since hen ~rv-
lrr juic- pcsl Instruct ons Of the President
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11
From Mexico.
Boldners Of the Mexican Gucrriilns RiEh
villages hurned bv the French.

San FrdrciscO, Feb. % A steamer brings news
'hA, hl1silan is entirely toctciap \, on, an
20 N TIC interior except st the us. Of his life.
Trade 10 NJ = stand stu. The Ne,cSn Tucrrt las
arc very h.i snd no Frorch shoe, on to spot al
whom they catch. Lntl the French burned eight
vilislss because the people lad no, gwen notice -
The sppronch Of the guerrill~. French officer,
Who brought ~ tw'n,y -four gucrrllihs a. prison.
ere, WINS severely rsprrsnded for not shpo.ir z
them NJ tte time ~ their capture. Tho war news
from Ne interior aud lower cast ia very uutrust
W rthy nd runtraiIvtory. Tatrc nuth.n, more
shout the Gwin c1onV1ticu project Pe-d'ii, 70.
sIi Mt Gusymss, recruiting and dr. Hing ul- troops
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11

Nsrbcrr, \ { . Fac o.. Rebel acsernrs who
have lutt come 10 report Tat G.u Leo has or.
dered Gc'dsboro' ard krN to be tof' nod, which
orier Is now being carried Int" eject, q lishoro',
he says must le held nall hazards. A l,t,.c force
is now st work night aud day ~ GolIsbori',
Thriving No lcrtlii.Ni.nna.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11

rrins,a,ne Gen Jos r Johnston n CON mand ~
he Army Of tennessee will ehcc, more to r, s,crc
confidence and increas- the army, ami secure Tie
successiul docucc oi thu. dep-dmet' q an any
cr Ter that could ssue ron TIVE War Dtplrtmc q
urging tci,er discipline n the army, az thanking
1t for iu heroic cOniuct ami pie gIng all ~ Der
y, ith DN ne 7asstou,e, 10 Assure IHe meeting
vas enthusiastic, and speeches vero delivered ly
Judge Tucker " Missouri, Ju'.e can u Miss
issippl. tnu In &c Jones ami { .lvnt L'uiou OF
Mobile.
MESSAGE ~ y. n7pwN ~ Croyst,-IHr rErEL
G.vrrSNESr pBSorNcrr.
TIE Re r.ui DEsr,rca contains 81, ..l'ow,ns
The ucess7e = Gov brown commences with \
defence oi 10 State against tie sta,ss of the PRESS
lot permitting sherman 20 Do ar,l unu.H' Ell
ttt1 IN 80 STATE H. says s's 'sNs 81 Au .cu to
her fnte pud neglected by tAc Cuu'u.tri'c HytUorI-
to- and whi.c he .rmy u nhlc-badi,H SONS were
held ''r the dc'e1cc q vthct S1te% ami we're de-
ucd tie ~ y eye Of sttl;iu. uu io0.st low fur
me protection Of thei homes, Goor.ia Vas compel
led lo rely only upon few old ir'n and boys lie
! CLAIMS tLGt she golden opportunity ms wus lost
| Tor ovcrthrowiug Sherman. Had 20 teen resisted
from The start snd forced to hsht and cNhHust his
ammunition, his surfcudcc wolid hsve been
| lrr,ain. he recommends the ,s'db shn,en'
| ~ pliU id system, 10 ~ ~ ~ rdss fuf'I-
! 81 orer 10 the Co'r'd''d'e Gorsrh,reHL
/ but rrtsued Tor h me defence IA says there afe
/ only fourteen hundred eNemuts IN uc State,
! au' most = these Ao over &c. he re-
cotnucnds the psssatc "f Law suthor-
/ ilng the Improvement " provisions 10
'lc hands Of persons who re'usc g. sell th,ir sur
! plus ~ the INDECENT fam lice 4 s.'ers lie
| rlAins hat Confederate Agents osu lock W the
| corn crus ana smoke house. against th. State
| pur,hssn. SCENTS. Esierr.ns !. tic ftu .rutary,
be sAys, that more than if'hs couri n rs's1sd
! 10 d1h hdsS eince dsssrtcf. Va r-c0rumeuis she
passa.e OF a law rIo-crIu u- ne Itu.itN O. utste
! ua conviction Of totter., hDi-. stealing ~ bury
/ lrry. NJ opposes ne drrninl ~ hs siIrS-. be-
\ lev.ng them - he more ,au-tr A. atryl..u al
| lsnorcrs than thcN could l' %, I'I,rs. Thcg d.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11
The Inauguration,

Wdshnqfon, March S.-rto inaugural address
n Pfcndo't Lincoln viii I've hricf-uot exec, lny
prot ably 70 column IN length.
Bdi'imor,, March 3.-LArye numbers n ort
cit''us VIZ arcr1 the inaugural cortmon.e. 70
morrow. Toe Lo.isls,urc II M.r,lAud Nas al
iournci oscr to cnst 'c tho member, TO he prcseHt
I, ctsin has resumed this evening, sud istA.trr
lruA-lt
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11
Friday. March ,.
Rebel News.
Richmond Dates TO the 2Stb.

W1'LjnrionN Mdych 9 - The Petersburg EN.
raEs. 4 yesterdsy says; "Rclisbl' in,elli gene,
leads Ms to believe that, N Friday an Saturday
r ghtf, the enemy moved = number Of rcc.7 II
artillery T. HE lch. The rumhlug ~ these train.
could be d.suuty hcari from rolat, u oh"rvalion
not necessary 10 mention. Tho onorn,'s
cavalry and the main body Of hs Infantry blv,
been moved towards Hn.oher. Rus We 0ro in
clined ~ believe this sta.eucn', ~ intel lcenco
throu'h otheT sources conyinccg ~ thn every
m,n that can be spared from these l'p's have
boon moved 30 our right. We Tut awnit tic clcar-
ing W Of ,hc weather, AMI e.ro imprisonment in
the condition u tho road. to csrn shat ~ enemy
has commenced heavy movement sg,us, or cv-
trcmc right"
ChariorS y. 2. F'b. 26.-T . '.N wing order :
published Aero This morning
ar>FEAL oRprR -. 7.
Charlotte, ". e., Feb. ?j.-In ouoii nee TO tho
orders # tte Genera n-Ch.ck to IN, rrtisuol
has assumed the commBud ~ ~ ARM ~ The
T3nnorscs, and all the troops % ihc do
parImcuts of South CNroluh. &c r,is and FIo-i.
dH. lie tcSer this post ~ viii strong hope. he-
cause hc viii have IN counsel and on tho fcd tho
al oi IN. high talents I'd skill oi the Gcoeral
whom he suocceos lie cxaoris all seut SOLDIERS
ot IT, Amy u ToluerAre 10 -er.l tkt 2 r. iI.erts
sri Hfa'n confront thc sn'rny thCy have fo 1'Icn
opcouutet"i m N'rthcrp Georgia, ard alWays
honor. lie assures hlf Oorlfacs u that Rrruv VII,
arc stu WIN tucir coiors hat tie confidence in
,Ne'r Ggpliuc md y7'or, which he ha. put iciv
eTprsgsec, 10 uHdinIlnI she'd.
',,ned'l j. =. JoHSras.
wAn NrrTtSG II MONTE
Mobile FEB li.-Oue OF tho l.rgest n.ee,ip.,
ever as-,n.h-i u Mobile was Aold al the a,are
los. uillt. II was presided over by the Hon.
Judrc Forsyth, Revolutions were unanirous.,
udap..i Do. .7rl. uur uuo.icrnllc Iurp. - {, gir.
tain tho owl atI . t..y a'lt .or i,4 g. 90 a. .
mo epculercc; - r"r battle cry hopcr'orth a,pI
he ",. Glory or p an ."-tlat tN're ls no E..ad,e
ground lctws,u uca-lcry sad Iltr at sIn that We
! st.l have ~ q .,.u- D.u.!euce n ou ability On
| achieve our independence that to- government
| should irnmel .tc plsce one hundred thousand
negroes n tie dcld that rcoonstrcton II m lor.
ger 81 cpen question that " tnls time on orQlr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Additional River Items.
MONDAY Soos.

. attf-
Tue river Is ABOUT at stsnd here, aBd is fall
ing Ebovs.J uBT Yoft .nGN .go'3oag'
The sthsr Is very hns ARd pleAsAnt, and the
wharf and the streets are dryirg OF handso msly.
Business is very dull. snd most Of The boats
arriving or departing are light. - za miis
Ths arrivals since last night eomprias tbs Julia,
Pntsburg to st. Louis ! Alice DsaH, CinciIss sti
to Memphis C4meliA, CineinpAti 70 St. Louis
Befmuds and Huntsviiie, Essbville 70 Loufstills
littlsGrsy EAgles Henderson to LoaIsvilIs. c,
rne iittls Eagle gathered ne nics trip here,
and left, in magninosat style, about noon.
The Julia, Aiies Dean and cAmeliA bad fair
trips. gov ,iataf b9YaiisG 70 So bug sli sla
The Taeony Is getting some freight, but basI-
ness is entirely pr5strste and uSns Of she packets
are doing q raging business. She leaves at 8
O'Clock alosA .Ni ei1e "4H t't i+nt =
The R. <. Dnnksrson Is gsshsrsng hsndsoma
trip aad viii leaEe at 8 O'Clock Cor Bowling
Green Pas engers will aud her very pleasant,
and her eaBcsrs sxtremeiy pleasant gentlemen.
The GlendAIs leaves this aternoon Tor Essh-
VILE, Offering splendid accommodations 70 pas
ssBgrrs, .cspt. Dan Clark is in command.
The-elsgant steamer Fashion will be here to.
morrow for New Orleans.
The Ps5to . bas not yet arrived. bst is hourly
exPeetd-mi su9<- vRah ase ~ gf-
The Bobt. Burns will be up from Memphis this
eSeaing.
I'll, w.R Carter has ehsogsd he, dsstinAsior
to Nashville, and will Be here fhis evening to.
NiYYt'iV~ 1O1fN in1s' Ha lssds Il rafaf Fad ear
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

3. Pioneer corps. composed Of al
grades, Of size and color, except clean
a. A large lot OF loose negroea
5. A Brigadier aDd staff, followed By
his command, and close after these q
large lot Of paek-mnles, horses, bum
mers, DC.
O. A lot of carts, wagons and bug
gies loaded With refugees, negroes, bed
ding, &c.
7. The battery, loaded sith chick ems
-four, corn, fodder, DC.
>. A cart, stuck in the mud, and one
negro holding the horse to keep him
from running away, and another un-
loading the cart. t
.. Brigade wagons, with miIch cows
aud extra horses and mules, tied be
hind. @
10. Ambulance train loaded with sick,
and others walking by the side
ii. Supply train, loaded principally
with rationsr with few refugees, bare
footed soldiers, and few fine Trunks
and valuable articles {" found on the
way t
II The foragers iust falling in-after
getting the daily supplies--with carts
loaded with bacon, meal, chickens,
honey, DC, an old horse with a rope
bride and harness, and negro driver
I5. The same thing repeated with
another division Of the army
But | have goue too far already. 4
may say, however, that all the wounded
reported 10 you already are doing we'll
The army is drawing full raSiOns aud ne1
clothes, and many OF the boys have
commenced washing and expect to be
clean in few days. j. l.. w.
Goldsboro, NC, March 81, 1865
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

STONE rs THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DJSCHARGEsa 3D. is
AFTER URTSATTNG.
IRRITATIoH Of THE sECE or THE BbAD.
+ DER, INFLAMATIoN OF THE KIDNEYS,
NnH CATARRu or THE BLADDER
sTBANGULARY AND BURNING. or PAINFUL
uRIEATIEG.
Fer thsse diseases IL is truly severe xn nsneey
aud TOO much cannot be said 10 its pxnlss. A sin-
gle dose has bssn knew torssisys the most urs~Bt
Are you troubled with nat aisrs.sins pais IL
the smail Of The back and through the hipsi
tesspooaful day Of the oonstitHtion Wster will
rslisSs you like magic. ast 90 hra l-
PHYSICIANS .ssf G ,.e.
Have long sinos given up the use 81 buchz, eubebs
and juniper IN tbs trrntment Of fbess diseases,
and only uss them for the waut Of bstter remedy.
i p CONSTITUTION WATER 1lD-t
Has proved Itself eqnal9 70 the task that bas de-
DIURETTCs -ssr baii3
Irritsts and drsnch the kidnsys, and By constant
uss produce chronic Degeneration and ecnhrrssd
dtsesse. -s..t f,.,-. --,ft - r..trrf -s..r
IN DYsMEEORRHGA, OR PAINFUL MEH-
DlE STRUkTTOE, AND MEHoEBHGTAs
Oh PROFUsE FLOWING. s.f.r,..
the psDstrusl fviSs,. enc e.ss bsfnT TOO lsttIe
aud accompanied BY severe Painy ana the ether
100 profuss seer tio1 which Sil b spsodily cured
SThs sss-sss E1own a. FALLING or THE
WOMB. which y the result o. the Fslaxation Of
the iigAneuts os that organ, and II ksoEu by
sepse OF heaYioss4 aud dragging pains IA the
back and sides sBd At tisaes aceonpAnIad BY shsrp
-lancinating or shooting pains through tie rzrts
&ectsd. ~iii, In all cases, bs rsm0Esd bS the sd-
icine.
3 There Is -saotherl eiAs-g Of ssymvtouas arfsfrx
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, WhIcS
physicisns call EsFSousnsss, which word covers
mp msfh ign0raRces and IN niBs seasee cot of
ten the Doctors DO 10. really kno= whether the
symptoms Arefhs aiseaAes the dizass The syrnp-
TOMS We can oBiy eBumerats them here.
speak more particularly of cold fset, paIpFtasion
Of the heart, impaired HasmorT, yak fnIineas,
flashes Of heat, iangrOT, lassituds and dinness II
vision.
- = SUPPRESSED mREsTRUATToH. nsa
Which in the unmarried fsmsls IA a constant re-
eurriHg disease, snd Through ueglsrt tbs EeedsOf
more grave aud danEsr0as maiadss sEe the rsGztts
and q mouth after month pssses without Al ef-
fort being mads u aszisf katurs, tks suppFss-
siOD becomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
her appetiss, ths b0Wsis are eonstfpAssd, night
sTga's come on, And Ooaspnptloa AnsiJ snsS hss
career. ,a~ "a % ~
81 For sale b. all Drugziss.. Pries 81 H~
WM.H GREGG co, PrOpriste1.
MORGAN 4 ABLgE, General Agsntsi No. -
''Iq Fot s'sss sss - r ohseaxo By YULLKR. TTScH
FULLER. '~nE-"m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
RULkS am REGuLArInAS-

I. Ne papers given swAyas the oOu ptvr o, ~,
grAtsAtous circulation
Z No aASsrtissnsntss lOO.l notices . Apuss I.
srted unlsss PREPAID or pay guarAats-si.
:. Ad~srtissnsuts VII never be accompanied b
local notices unlsus contrsef Is made 10 that .ct
sad value rsosivsd for the notice.
a. No" Local EstiOe." however shorl. viii b
'zssrs~d Cor lees thar 0ne Dollar each day
s nArriAgus, Funeral and Religious Notices
nuas Invariably b paid IN sdvAnee 20 secure IN
ssrtioa. 81
20 peneieney on the part oresrriers viii bs
made Esod by The once. the carriers faiI 20
leave papers - srdared and directed. thsy mu.s
pay tcr their cArslessue.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
oFFIes AND RESEDEseEs7wTe
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.

: CIScgSsArI, o., March. IL. lst4.
Thi4is 20 rertlfy ehatu fhe uaaeesf sr,s.l hsss
been III imAteiy acquainted With s. o. BeVs.fnr
II D. Tor shout eight years During fha fAst six
YEAR. hs has been sagAged 20 . lanrsiisv AMI sse-
e9asiai practice o. Medicine ~ this city. Ne
leaves here un sccsuat of IN hsAith Ifa Fs<rlsT
. We take great pleasure ~ recommending him,
besh socially and profAssiohaiy a. renslessar n
exoeilspt morals snd occupying prominent po-
sition amonK tho Physicians Of our city and hope
he may sacueed - we'll elsewhere e. ha hns dsos
with a.. z. FREEMAN, A. D.,
Professor o. Surgery In Eelectic Medical Iasti-
atate. Cincinnati, o.
Ha JOHN NJ. scuDDKR, m ID. q
Professor Of the Theory And Practice of Msdi.
clue 10 the Z. n. Instituts
Taf szsra n. d. GARRISON. NJ H.
Late Professor Of Chemistry aad Physiolouv in
the above Medical Ihstitots aHH dscfO-aSn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
9aj otBy rsIssrAph.J = let
RAILROAD RECEIPTS

;. - IERRE HAuTEs ApriLl7, ls65.
Find below- 3 list Of fright forwarded by Train
No. 8, frou this place, to-day.
7o E1rdw-gI auo s3n1 A. j. ROBBINS.
Shan kiln i r, ~ bats paper, bale carpet,
oovHr; 3 Y, Is brfs sugar, 2 Il b ris nnoiAsses ;
S &C, g. rls, sug<r, br1 moasses, a kegs 90, u
brfs do 4 d Hefman, 10 brls rye doar, u IRIS
sugr; Keller 3 W, bx drugs 3 bxs N ite @
VsnnemAn A %, { coils ropsi l. Friteh. txs
drags, bx castle sozps T kerth. 10 rolls leath-
or 20 A Mayer A SypSi bx Pepps; n r shroedsr,
y pkgs tofAaso; @ 4 %, 54 Tags coffee; VIM
BiSrbSTss. Kegs soda Jsquesa.F y a 10. b.
pGp-- haL zings, | bale yarn; I Ke alsr, b1
bxs do; P semoDiu. 30 bxs do; A0rgAn,, 3 a Co,
90 bxs do; r N EiIfoft, bx faney goods; W Il
Hughes a Sos, bxs fAsey good; W Il q stcd :
dArd, bx boots, 2 bxs Drugs W CAIiara. 10 b1s
/ P kll.ctt, Lear 9o'1toess y Glover, car Lana
beri Decker D. az potatoes Fergus,
cars sbfnelSsia 3A5i bta 81 iG13 Iha 3H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Cincinnati Noon Market..

ya Ilfs. ~ teaE CIEoIsEATL April II. 3
Merchants have not yet becoms snf1ciently com
posed 20 pay much ntteEffon 90 business. AS far
a any Developments have been made there seems
70 be hrmer feeliug the part Of holders, under
the belief that gold Nili advance
fL0UR-h sid att 50 for supsrhns i-
WHEAT-Rsd, held At 65. -. t-... ..
WHIsKY-2 10; 40 bris sold A. this rate.
MESS P0Rk.-za "a. 9e AHdf rl fiH EH r-o
B9LK MEATS-I3L9l4J<
IAkD-lS, but nothing done a. pet. a
GB0CERIES-Firm, bnt quiet. I'D r7
GL0VER SEED-very little demand 20.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
The President had not Changed hi,

The President had not changed bis
position, excepting that his eyes. we're
closed aud his head slightly bent for
ward ~.
Ibelwhole time consumed by the as
sassips from entering the box and disap.
pearing, did not consume thirty minutes
Major Rnthburn has suffered much
from the loss Of blood BE Is, however,
in. good condition and progressing
rapidly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
WALL PAPER, &C.

EUsr sECEIYED "A LARGE AID. WE'LL
j ELECTED sscrtmsut ot Val and Wtndos
.n1ited % cell sza -sxAntHebsfors pgrrhAstns
AIsc = nsw szppiy Of TsasTsoAss ssx poSa5--
EsocE IEDEs-in paper soTsrs, pTtoe y esnes,
90 !. HEALY's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
MEDICAL.
5. w. BoYnton. MD.

r AFE OF CINCINNATI. HAVING RKcoMK
IL = permanent rssident OF ExAnasills. oners
his prots4siohAi serFicas 20 the citiHsnH Of this
city and vicinity. Frona his extsnsiv. sxp~rtonos
n the Hospital and general practics Of Medicine
and srrgrry On the former city. he feels conadent
~ hia Abi 10 90 curr mary ca=es Which have ~
stated n eusaai modes of tFeatnaeut.
Hsr PxEticnlAr attsnffors giEen 90 The trsAtmeuf
of Chronie y seases, and tho1e peculiar 60 the
climate, such Feyer aud Ague, Bilious Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
RooHrsrrR Anil I7-Tha No.,

RooHEsFER, April 1.-The Mayor of
this city received telegram from Gen.
Peck, commanding at New York, stating
that information had reached him that
an organized band OF $50 meh were in
Carleton county, Canada, preparing to
make o raid on Rochester or Ogdens.
burg e-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
w4sHMGroN, April l7.--The IntsIl,

W4sHSGToN, April H.--The IntsEli-
gencer contains the following
T We understand from authority which
We deem unqaestionsble, that, few
days ego, after an Interview between the
late Chief Magistrate and the present
one, Mr.. Lincoln expressed himself
gratihed with their concurrent views,
and that he piaded implicit confidence
in the then Vice President. 81 gi.3Ah
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River and Wsath.r.

CIEcNSATI April 1.-The river has
fallen one inch since Saturday, With AZ
feet in the channel aoJ l'-18''
+ Weather clear and pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

NEw YoKxs April l7.--Iu formation
is just received that Sherman and Johns
ton are Degotisang for the latter's sur.
render halnr rnnl-L1 L. n
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SKIRTS.
~ Il w S Ia Il R II
aiah l1 l.H7,seff fVh filaaa
1905 = % 1865.
HOOP SKIRTS.


JygwQ nRkDLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
EILlrTIC (or doahlS) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST. BRADLEY & CARY, Qate J. I. .. }.
Wast1I SOLE PRopRlEToRS AND MAUFAC-
TuRkRss 81 chambers and 70 and 81 Reede
stENaas, NswY ESQ by.e4qi. 1Jss.. 8. .a
This TNVENTIoN consists of Duplex Tor
twal Illlptie Steel Springs, ingenioasly braided
tightly and nrmly together, edge 70 edge. making
sac toughest, most nsxible, elastic aud darable
Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break
Ihs the Single Springs, and consequently presorye
thsir perfect aud beautiful shape twies aa long IN
any other skirt. tsh fl.s-l.-4l
thu wosaerfui nexlbility and great oo~ fort aud
pleasure ca any lady wearing this Duplex Illipile
skirt, will b. experienced particularly In all
crowded aaaanhiea. Operas, Carriages, RAilroRd
Oars. Church Pews, Arm-ChAlrs, for Promenade
and House Dress, aa the Skirt eau be- folded when
IN use to occupy small place, as easily asa slik
or muslin dress 5a1at ,.es.a6F ts9El.5 -
A lady having enjeyed the pleasure, comfort
and eanvenisnc Of wearing the Duplex llliptie
Steel sprlpR skirt for n singis day, wiz never
never Afterwards willingly dispense With their use
FOR Children, Misses aud Young Ladies they ar
superior TO all others.
They are thetest aualtty 10 every part, and un
suestfonsbly the Ltghtest, Most Desirable, Gem
forkAhle and Eeononfical Skirt eFer made.
eF0R SAEE IN an hrst clas Sttfes In this cfty
end throughout the United States and Canada
Havana - Cuba, Mexico. South America, and tbs
West Indies.
RNoUIRR FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIG
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
1sUNDRIEs.
Ho! EVERYBODY.


I'm order to make room for Goods now on the Say
Il bought at low prices, We ofer our present stock
- greatly reduced prices, Como and sse.
-, - = .T.'' - vECKERY BROS.
mh22. btar e. -.- l32. Main Street.
CyUGARf sUGARl - Crushed. Powdered and
- Granulsted Sugar, white and yellow Coffee
Sugars, good and common brown Sugar. All At
Feduct q prices-5 It's common brown '0r Stat
- YICkERY BROS,
IS rnhea lS9 Main Street.
IEyHITE Neshannock PatAtoes--declined 10
w SI95 per bHshsl sy n tail--at
rse-- til YICKERY BROS,
nhea. i1s 1872, Main STREET
(NooD Powder, Imperial and Young Hyson
u Teas, Japan and BLACK Teas--all AZ reduced
prioos. Common Green TIL 81 per ID. st
vICKERY BROS.
{ mN22. lS2, Main Street.
Cow Feed, &c.
5ryOHN, Oats, Bran, shorts, Crushed Corn, for
saie, In quantities 20 suit, st
f1E ~ VIcKERY BROS,
an rshee. 1S2, Main Street.
Y1fHITE LIME. Plaster Paris and Cement---all
w fresh and good-fcr sels at
mh9a 1S2. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
AUCTION
Bouse and Lot for Sale a. Auction.

CONTAINS S roems, z kisshsns, corn crib, sta
~ BILE, cistern and good cslar. Tie house and
premises are In good order. Terms Of sale Two
fhirda cash and the balance in Il months -AIso
a1ot Of Household EnrnsLure, in The SANE house.
tFesses stoves, l9ok iRsglassess eRd great many
other articles will BE- seaa without rEseFve, the
1Tsh Of April az 4 o'clock z. III,
The sale &fiI taksI place oa the premises, on
Lset Stress between Thtra and Fourth. s =
april. -Ie-1 ;. J. GDHS, Auetioueer.i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
70 z Saafra:

Ia z STAFFORD
! 1 bave great hsPss Of Fred. .this morn
ing he has. recognized me with voice.
and eye. The. medical testimony is eon-
current IS to the fasorablsasss Of the
change Ia his condition. ........ 7sdm5iq'
IoWill send you word later TO the
Secretary, ry,---...--...--...-...-..- 1a1al svo
ISigned, -.--. &c. A. SEwARD.
LATER-We think that the Secretary
is gradually improving. His. arm has
been rebandagsd and he appears 70 feel
easy. tk .---.-s.--.s ..----..... --.s..s.. n iI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

I NE~ YoEK, April 1.-THE following
is private dispatch received BY Colonel
Sanford this morning from c. A. Sew
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