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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

CHURCH Es.-The lovely weather Of yester
d ay, dded to the soothing influences which
q new prospect of declaration of peace
brings, combined to I'LL the Churches with,
larger congregations than usual, and the
character of the services were unusually in
teresting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

The DASyILLE RAILROAD is repaired, an
open throughout, and the first through tn
came In Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS IN SHEER
MANS ARMY.

HARRISBURG. May b.-Goyernor Curtin goes To
Washington to day for the purpose of arranging
with the War Department he localities at which
Pennsylvania troops are to be mustered ont of the
service and paid.
The Pennsylvania regiments in Sherman's army
il is now understood, will be brought 10 Harris
burg, where they will be mustered out and paid
The object of the Governor Is TO prevent the delay
and embarrassment which have heretofore attend
ed the clustering out and payment of large bodies
Of troops at this post, and make arrangements by
which the men will be able to reach their homes
in different parts of the State with the least posi-
BILE delay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

the policy of the President, and declare that
I it's adoption will end in the retention of sla-
very at the South, thus defeating, as they
believe, the great object for which the war,
during the past four years, has been fought.
and leaving the old "boDe of contention"
still to be attacked and gnawed around b ythe
opposing factions.
But let those beware who attempt to oppose
the policy of President Johnson. Mr.. Lin
coin has been credited with firmness but in
his successors little finger there will be more
of the JackSonian firmness than there was In
Mr.. Lincoln's whole hand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

The CoURr OF CONCILIAIIoS.-It will be
seen by Special Orders No. 8, published in
the official column, that Major General Ha'-
leck has made his appointment of Judges of
the Court of Cancellation, or Arbitration, for
the settlement of pecuniary claims land dues
arising out of the change in the currency
Henry W Thomas, late State Auditor, Wm'H
Lyons, late Judge of the Hastings Court, and
Jno A Meredith, late Judge of the Circuit
Court, of Richmond, are named as the board.
The presiding officer is to be elected from
among themselves.
The Judges will at once adopt rules for the
government Of the court, and fee bill, and
set its machinery in motion. The sessions VI
the court will be held, for the present, in the
Hastings Court room,i City Hall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

The sick and wounded troops from City PoiJ
are being rapidly shipped TO Washington. The nj
pitfalls at City Point win be abandoned Is soon
possible,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

THE CoNcIET gwen by MacaiLe l.ubl ard
assistants on Friday hight, though generaly
| announced, was not largely attended as
those given 10y her previously to the evacua-
ton of Richmond. Two reasons NAV be as
signed for the paucity Of the crowd
First-The demands of business upon the
officials. Secondly-Thc absence of money
in the pockets of those ont Of business.
To vocalist accustomed to large and fash
iouable audiences, small assemblage iurni H.
es but little material for musical inspiration.
Non fu Sogno was rendered by Madame Ruhi
with her usual expression and NiSerere wss
again presented, with appropriate soto woe
responses behind the scene.
So soon as the military agitation subsides,
and civilians get more "greenbacks, )" the halls
Of Richmond will resound with the shouts Of
applauding audiences, and encores and good
money be showered ufon the heads Of the ia
yorite singing birds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

The Washington correspondent OF the Philadsl'
pha Inquirer states that the confession OF Har'
fold, and the documentary evidence found on
Booths body, fastens, beyond cavil, the plot aud
its full sanction upon JET. Davis and his Canad =
com missiOners.
The condition of Secretary Sc ward is such that
there is every prospect Of his resuminy his ofcial
duties within a week or ten days. Alread he su'
perv iset the important work done in the state De-
partment.
Ont of 5000 rebels in Fo Delaware last weeb
only three have refused to take the oath OF ale.
glance TO the United States. Generals Page and
& ringer and Rhett are among the number who
took the oath. Both officers and men are being
discharged at the rate of about two hundred per
day.
It's reported says the New York Times, that
the construction placed bv the Attorney Genera
mon the terms OF Grant and Lee will not be liter.
oIly enforced, and the paroed rebels will be free
from molestaton so long as they conduct them
snlves in a becoming manner.
Orders were sent TO the varous custom houses
IN Thursday 10 issue per nits to trade with Rich
monj. II is reported that President johnson con.
templates aboiishing, at an early date, all Treasu
nv regulations restricting trade.
Judge Davis, Of the United States Supreme
Court in Illinois, has been appointed administrator
of the estate of the late Abraham Lincoln. Judge
Davis was an old personal friend of the deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

ARRIVAL OF THE ADVANCE OF SHERxAN's
ARNY-DAvIs' CORPS MARCH 100 MILES IN
SIX DAYs.-Wallcotts Division of the l4th
Jeff C. Davi,D Corps, arrived at Manchester
yesterday morning at seven O'Clock, having
left Morrisvile Depot, near Raleigh, on Sun
day noon week. The total time that the corps
was on the road was six days, averaging about
hirty-one miles per day. What corps Gan
beat this The goth Corps, which left :.Ra-
leigh one day before, was at Appomattox river
yesterday morning, and Towards wing, which
left with the goth Corps, was within one days
march yesterday morning. The cause Of this
rapid marching was friendly contest between
the goth and 18th Corps for the honor of being
first in this city. Davis got the road at Ok
ford Court House, and has kept it ever since,
the gallant little Walcott, of the LIST Division,
leading at Raleigh and keeping ahead all the
way in.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08
HEADoKs IMPAIRMENT OF VIRGINIA, }
ARMY OF TIE JAMES,

Paroled prisoners and other applicants for passes
South from Old Point or Norfolk are informed that
there are no Government transports leaving Fort
Monroe or Norfolk at present for Southern ports.
By command of Major General ORD.
ED. W. SMITH,
mys Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNOR.-George
X Gilmer has been appointed by the Cover
nor as Notary Public for Rockingham county,
and Charles Gibbons as Notary Public for
Rnckinqnam and Frederick.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08
HDoRs MILITARY DIV. OF THE JAMES,(
Richmond, Va May 3, 1866.
rExTRACT.l

II. I. Henry W. Thomas William II. Lyons and
John A. Meridith, are hereby appointed Judges Of
the Court of Cancellation Of Richmond. They
will elect one of their number As presiding officer
II. They will Immediately adopt rules Of Court
and Fee Bill Their sessions will be held. for tn e
present, in the rooms of the Hastings Court.
BY order Of
Major General HALLECK.
]. c. KELToE, A. A, G. myS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08
RICHMOND WING
The PROMOTION of Longevity.

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MONDAY MORNING..........A MAY 3. ls6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

THAEKa--Hon. Geo. II. Yeamsn, Of
owsDsbOro, KY, will please accept our
thanh for some vaIuabis and interesting
public doca ments. The Journal has
been repeatedly remembered By Judge
Yesman, whose personal acquaintance
we have not enjoyed the pleasure Of
making, aud fully appreciates his
tao5ghtfal Kindness. sol hna ,7s9W /
Let no one be deferred from rssd-
ing she letter from Teauesaoe, which
we publish in another PlAceom II
win be foand a. interesting as it is
long. tits writasa BY one Of our towns
men, Who handles the quill with fully
90 much seal ss he 6oarishes his sabre
sgaipSt rebels. i43
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ST TIE = y. LIxE
Exclusively for the Journal.
OUR RECIlL REPORT.
Ial saehEasnt q ti.a. Lee.

NKw YoKx, June 5-Ths TrisEsS
has 3 special from Norfolk, Va, Of The
I'd, which says the npsschment of Gen
Lee before the erAnd JarF IN toe usiled
States DisssieE GosEt, an session az that
city, vas postponed On last "Wednesday
anil 10 dsY, IN consequences OF tie re-
ceptiou Of the Presideus proclamation
7of amnesty. sod ss shs presiding Jddge
stated. to seord sn opportunity % ,huss
interesied 70 Peruse and, study the in-
p0It OF tie. proclamation
TAe Wor as Washiagson speeisl
ssyz the AsxieAH EmpeFor has starsed
an eustgrztion scheme siEaIlAr 70 the ore
advertised here recently o. the agents
OF Jusrez Il is known that the agents
Ct Msxlmilian were arriving st New Os
leans Ca the 9Th, snd probably aevarsl
had bees ndispatched keEsh beforr that
tins. .st,.f sans
Agenksi have. been sent directly 10
London, Paris, and atheT EasePean cap
a@ls, While appeals viii also Be made =
the Canadian public The, woik oi
these sgehtsis to advertise extensively
to inspre emigration. They sre aaIhor'
ized 70 grant 20 every emigIAns who
will swear feaIty 70 the Mexican Empire
three hundred acres, Of the beet land or
ave seeiions Of The best niniog territory
n the iEmplEe. sA sci bFns fs f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

The Cannelton Reporter says some OF
Shsridan's troopers mSniiested con
6scation propensity there very unpleas'
an, to the proprie,ors Of suudry ssloons
- E.If .. a.s ..5. Il e
ard grocery establishments .LsRer beer,
suehr-enred hars and Wesftrn r . ~
cheese. sith Nhisky 20 wash thsm d lNb
we'll, ware Appropriated With noyiehat
enee inimitabIe The same men stopped
at Tell City and rolled on board eighteen
kegs OF beer, without so much 80 saying
to the owner, "by Jour leave, sir
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

THE PuBLo DEzT The following il
q correct stateaent of The public debsas
appears from the books Of lhe Treasar.
er's FetuFns, and requisisiops in he
Treasury Dspartnsnt, % the Slst of
Asy, 1865 Debs heariug intsresa 10 con,
81. los. lis s4I 50; interest 90 ssne,
s64,48o4s9 SO DeAt bsariue iutsfsst
ia lawful money, 81, ,o53 AIS. Sfl o4sS IN.
terest on same, 500, l5s, s,3s4 81 debs on
which interest has ceased, S7s6. .27O 09;
debt bearing no interest, $472, ,s29 40
ST. total amount outstanding, % 6S5,
205, ,153 so total amount Of interest,"
Sl24,63s, ,sT4 o., Legal teader notes IN
circulation: one aud two years fveaper
cent notes, $50, 6.3Soi United States
notes, old issue, $4T2,6sS; United States
notes, new issue, $42S, ,6s7s66i coz.
pound interest notes, aet OF Aarch 5.
1868, SIS, ,000, COO; eenpouHd inisras.
notes, set Of Jnne 30, 1864 Sls0, 0,I4s,-
go; total aunouns, s659, i60,56o. The
uHpsid regulations sSneanted to $40.
$50, GOO, whiis the amount IN the Treaa-
ury was &25, los, ,s72 Tiers wAs se4,.
66T, ,403 Of fractional currency IN circz
izsieR. EI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
TRANsPoRIATIoN

GTEAN RExKLY 10 LgvkRPotbk. esucS,-e
- at Qua ukESsrOWN, -tCosx n1Er5x.l rssl
-Esll fpeEr steaurrs ef fne f.,---r.-si -, -
sd Ahilsaeaphsa eteaDakiPr CesapaaT tlnmaR
sifna6 e@ErNias tha Y. s. Maila ~ iasansde5 u,
al - s2slceaf sle1rllai Vna s-f--.- =
1oEss0ssA --.-.-.-ss,ssss,,-s SAtarayy. Dc. 10
S1AseeM -.s---s -.st.-s,-e rcny. Doe ~
us1K % MhNcMeATrR .-.-.--.. Saturday, bee 81
ABe sEs-y suoo-sding SATURDAY, a. Eoon. nros
sisr 4R Nprsh RiVer. ~ 81. .-
RATss or PAsSAaEs
tfAynols 10 oesc or ifs eqn. Faleur In Cz-rrnryA
FfAsr ckHTS.-.,.. 81 81 SreEEsss-...- slll a.
% 20 lcaio1.- eo cOi % % Loneau..a a Oe
80 - Paris. IS oot DO o. Parts .~l Al ~
4o % Hamburg 81 us d to Ranaarw u 10
Passebsers are siie ierssrsicd uavru Arcrseu,
Setirtdesa, AutE-Fp. Rc-, ~ cqnaiis ioW r4fst-
FAres uotn ltTrrpuol 80 QisensiaWnr lat rabia
-S1A, &ss, &tuA StefgAgr Sal Thrsr uho wish
I'd for tssir ffient.css tny tfAels here II
theoe rAses.
For further iassrDsslsn arpsy q tbe COnseAay,s
'me~a. IohN q. IN. Aesnf
IS heuaiway. Seu Yrra.
bEha ArtNfHEs Axe o.,
taaaAN a Heass~fHa f~f.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
sT~NE Is Tbs BLApDka. CALCULUS
sRAVx1,, BRICE DUST pEPosIT, AMP
. .s MUCOUS Oh INLAY DISCHARGES
AETER uRINATfNv

sFSgn IS . TEE gEsPPha. 9!ssE pa s,s1s 9ALoghus
u % ~ AV'0Ihqs asPss Sllas usIsLriss G.fssAHosS
SIIATI2s Sg TIT T6 sSoE e. =, o. rhs sLap-
pE EoaaTlxha aaah@5ipf 81 fas ~ fIs BIspbEs H1esSfs'
SrSANarLARY AND BrRSTKs. " FAiHFuL
Fos ,ss-- ais>.ess Il L trsiy sovssslss rsu.iy
~aS 80 m1eh sNaHet b. sail ln its praise. A sip.
- asrs hss t-.s hps~p 60 relieve tbs aosturseot
-, Ar ssa tsspblsa y.e that si.trssslsS s4iu II
tAs ewan 81 the eNck asd through the htief =
s@~~Posafpl y dsy v she u9psti,atidu water sili
sslh-rs roo IIAs uSasio.
.,,. .I,s1 rsfsItssSs q IA Ss. ., ,sess
ass ssis g. sssa isri6s ~ast o. better rrrrsdy.
"a. psS-aIs.s.f sssl = bs ssst iSa, h., i.
prVRETIcs
lsyssass ssd aFe1eb s6s gilbsxs, sS1 by oeustsRt
80 profess esrssis deSsssrsssou sod ssSuF"s1
baaa - NYsssEsoBssasA, soBsa oS PAINFUL aEs.
afa4EE = s'STBCArIoN. Aap NrNokRH9iA.
on PBorCeE FLOWING.
sS ssSssssl sss 49, snsn ''S on sss sss ~ TO- lss
AZ ssssspsassd ~ severe palh, sud ths ether =
- PFOssss seos,,i0u, Witch sin b SIei'iy curea
TIE disease fDcwA - FALLING oF FHx
wpnB. wbtOA 10 The result Of she relaxation at
kAe ngamsnta q that ergaa. ash u kBoRR - $
smnaa & h@avinsss aaa dragging palms "a she
eanA and sl6es. and at tir@@ AeeomPaaied ey sSArp
-AAaOlnatine % shooting rsia- ihroagh lee fsFt'
scssd Wsll, is al o~ses, oS sssna'sS - tie saai.
amAAs
ThMae "a anoshe- cla&s of symptoms arising
From IRRITATION o. THE WOMB, which
sAsaiosAns all Nsxycusnsss which SoFd covers
s sSs O:or. = q: slS ray II sS snS~ shsshT q tSs :
syu2s.<as a-S tbs aisosss, sha disssse ths symP
teua. We oniy suSEzerSes them here.
spsak uere rArsterlArly os eci3 foss, PsIPitation
- 81 kAe h@@rt, impaired meneFy. ws4 fnllueas
rashse 0f heat, lang aoE iSssitnas, sad etsHess o.
vision
a. t-1 SUPPRESSED MEEsTRUATIok.
wAseh IN tho SnmaE1isa fssn lo Is = corstaat 20.
earri0g eiesaes. and shsonga assieos ~ 1ts 81
ssors sFers sed 4ssSSeeu9 HAiaaes az iho rca I
l sert seans @ass g Astas .a Ns,sIs sha s,g15Eos
hsx spTesits. the hcweis constlPAtea. nfs hi
swsats oeEaa 90, sad ooRsunptio0 enAlly ends Les
SmrwmF. tge
mw Fcs ssls BY ali prnsaisss. Frioe g.. -Na
9.iso.a1 ASA wM Il. eREsG 4 Co, froprsetors.
MORGAN q ALLKk. 2saaEal Agents. No q
0aiH sGrsse Nsw Herk.
Res sAIs "a chicaso - FuLLxB, FINCH 4
rl YCGIKR tass Ians7-en
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

People are worrying themselves great
y about what shall be done with the ne
groes. For oar part we cannot see that
anything in particular is necessary to
be done. Hitherto they have managed
pretty well to provide for themselves,
keep their masters and mistresses su-
perply in idlsness, and increased the
wealth of the Southern staiss to fAbu-
lous extent. Having done all this as
slaves we guess they will manage TO earn
e livelihood as frsedRen. We have sssn
nothing in their conduct since the com.
msncsment of the war to indicate that
they have loAt their power TO labor. We
A-e aware that the opinion has been dill
gently circulated and extensively pre-
vails that they are helpless unless they
have whites to plan for them and direc.
their labor. This, however, We think, ia
sol strictly correct The nOst success
ful plantations in the Southern States
have bsen under the charge Of negro
: .
overseers. II we remember rightly, JEFF
Davis himself placed his best plsnts-
tion solsly in charge Of one Of bis slaves,
Who nausged sll Of its interests, and 90
successfully as 70 yield bis master the
very largest profits. Never mind the
negro All be desires is to be let alone
He will take care Of himself Hes
capable, or will soon become so, Of max
ing bis own bargains and contracts.
Some Of them may have to learn lessOus
Of prudencs snd economy by bitter
experience, bat learn them sheJ will,
aud With anything Ike generous, or ever
fair tres.meut, win soon make the South,
era Ststes blossom as the resed5 Their
labor is a necessity 70 the Southern pso.
pie, who esn make it more proGssble b.
recognizing iss freedom than when thss
held it in chains All that is required
is that the owners Of the large planta
lions ehsll have the good sense to Adspl
themselves 10 the altered condition Q.
affairs in the South, aud st once make
the best arrangement possible with theil
former slaves to retain their services
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

HorEFuL.-The RockPort Desoerat
dsvotss much of its space 10 Sabbath
School songs. We expect next 10 aes
it copy largely from our " Religious In
telligence." These signs Of refOrma
ton are encouraging.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
LSyat Mssttng~ ga Nsrth srOiiaa-
81 kmigtaAts asantsd ta tlrGi ta,

10y AT Meettu <s Ia North GFothn@--
3 k8lgtes,s ssantsd ta tlrGi ts,
i Nan YoEk, Jnne 5,-A Washington
spe clal 20 the TTfbalNe says: 49,.
A large meeting Of loyal citizens was
held 81 5ahsbnrY, n G., 90 theils b,
saDd che at LsxingEoH, on the S0sh ait.
lSReeches we're made and resolnuUhs
passed. Of the most loyal character.
The Salisbury meeting recommend 8
State CONVENTION to Be beld ~ Raleigh,
Jrnei 20th, and elected dslegstcsa ~
Ism1hesAorth Caroiinisas sFiRes great
eageEness 90 esI@biish . loyal Govern
ment
A company has bean formed ia Rieh.
mohd, with Governor Pi~rpont st the
head, 10 get emigrants from lhs. North,
and furnish all information
The case OF 9osgrsssman Harris will
! he brought before Congress- and the
question whether be will be allowed &c
at 10 that body will 1e determined -aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
oFFICE AHD AEstpESCE:
Corner Frat and Walnut Streets


FE@rAmyNAAL.
stEftN bH3h DteesnsATf, o.. Mafgb. n, 1854.
tbs is b. esfttfg se@t we. tks uacsfsigusd, have
nasz tDsikasasty eoq0stBisd Wfth s. ". Boynten,
n. ~ fcr about sight yuaFa. Daring tho last sis
ge@Fs no has bssg @ngagsd Ia ld8rRssv aud snc.
sssgEai tnacstos 81 4edieiBs iE thts city. he
hsAyes here 90 aONusst of iii hsAisb.
" We tahs gEVat plsssegD IN recommending him,
b@th s9cAaiiy and professionally, gea Of
szeeiient morals aug ocVapJtug promiusnt %
ssses ans0og The Pbysicisfs Il cur city, sod bops
Do nay Assopss~l ~ Npii alssNhsfg h. nas dom
~4th "a. n. FGEEMAN, n. D..
PTofeB0s - ssrseEy ia Eolecttc Medical Insti
taass CinotoRat3, q.
JOIN n. scUDDER, M. D.,
Rrca@Sor of fha Thsary ani PraeSfcs m Ned,
ains 10 the 4. NJ fnssitnts.
Il. y. GAkRI5of, "A. D.,
Lste SFsseesor of Chemistry and Physiology
@1a alive Medical Destitute. dect0~hm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

! uan pamed EAnner, living near
DOuziss, I'll vas recently tired and &C.
quilted tog kilknes RnGrost Asxshal uho
VISA sndesweging % break ief0 kiS he6se
% nighk oe eenday nigbt Jsas, SarneF
go 1Urdorod is his 0v1 hcass ~ s0ess
porwon as yst pskagwn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
SKIRTS.
n Z w = KIRT
FOB
1900 = =- 1900.
Ths Greatest InysatlSa Of the Agsib
HOOP SKIRTS. -

J. W. BRADLEY'e View PAssat DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor doublsl SPRING SKIRT.
WET BkADLKY 4 OABY. Gate J. i. q Q. J.
Vest, SOLE PROPElETOEs AND MAUFAC-
TUBES, T ohanbsrs. and 70 and 81 Esa1s
THIS IEVENTIoH consists of Dupisx for
tWol liiiptfc Steel Springs, iagsntoEsiy braided
tightly and Grmly texsshoE, edge 70 edgey mA1Eg
the toHRhasr, most GeKibie, elastic and durable
spEfns sEer ussd. They ssldon bend or break,
Ia TIE kins eprings, and conssqusutly prsssrYs
thsir perfect and beautiful shape tWies a. long -
any other skirt. 4
fhs 10. dsrfaI asxibGlify and great eoa fort and
pleasure 20 sny lady wearing THE Dupisx Iilipsie
crowded asssmb'isa, Operas, Carriages, RaiIroad
cArs, Church Psws, ArnsChafrs, for ProHasr@5e
sad Hoass pFsss, as the Skirt esn BE- folded Nken
10 use . occupy sDaii piAoS, a. eaAiiy - siik
or muslin 6rwBs
A LADY having enjoyed The pGs@sura, csussr1
and conyenispos % 1osring the D1pssx Ilhptic
Steel Spring ekirt fer single day, win never,
neyer Afterwards willingly dispense With theft
for ohiidFeas misnea and Ycans Ladies they arp
superior 20 al ofhsrH.
rtey are The bs.s qaAlIty Il sysry part, ans ss-
gnsstionAbIy the Lighfsst, M0st bssirAbls. CoHi.
feTtabie and EconeSnioal Ekirt ever male.
YOR SALE IN all aEsk-olGss Stores IN this eit y,
sud throughout tbs United States and QAnada.
aassna O. ouba, hsEieo' south Ans7riea, Asd sile
EEoUIRB soR TIE DUPLEX TLIIPTIC
SKIRT.
Patent Duplex IIliptie Skirt,
ElskaRes, Llghansss, conafert aa'
ECONOMY
And unqnsssienabiy the most desIssIss Artiols
J.F.6s.A.c COOLIDGE,
nla-sn IL aad IL Eirst Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
MFarnis, June 5 1.-the cotton marx.

MEarais, june S 5-Ths costoa msrks,
Is unsettled and prices are unsettled ;
niddling, ITO 26c; strictly niddlihg, 81
.@3lc; good, Sz@33S.
a. Gen. Candy has divided The Depart.
msut of the Gulf into the fSilowiug tour
distriets: Eouisiaha, headquarters, New
oflesns; MIssissippi, headquarters, Jack
son; AiAhAma, headquarters, Mont
gonery; Ftotida, headquarters, Tale
bassee. - p Dt
The citizens Of Louisiaua appear TO
De much grauked with the progESmno
OF the new military xuthoritiSs f.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

saloSEn Y0Rk, June 5-Ths Tribune
Nj. conover, supposed TO have met
WITH IfouI play, 10 asaceoahted for His
testimony resched Es~ York yasssrday.
The letters referred 10; and suppossd
to have been suppressed By the 7Ffbsins,
giving aE account Of plot ioa murder
the PRsidsnis we're not rsceiyed by the
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3, ". Boynton, nj, D.,

- F AK OT oiRCTasEATI, HAVING BECOME
r ~ o Qerfna2ent Fesiasns ~ EVAnsyiila, onsrs
Il hb proSssispis ssfvia-s - she est1sts Of this
Z eftg and widHity. froD his tsnsiys sApsrsenes
W khs he@Rlsal nhd Snneral practice Of Medicine
paa Surgery ~ ths feFRler city be fsss conndent
a ~ bis sbi ~ y piass cases which have 70.
ststed = casual modes 0f treatment. .rts=afl
. @w PaxtlenlaF att@n ticb giyen b. flse frsatm6nt
7, ~ Ohfgate psssasrs. Rbd sbopS pse5liar 70 The
cstssts, s9ot ~ TeTer ssd hggs, Biileus Tsrsr,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

8 NEw 0xLxASs, Jane S-Cbisi Justice
Chase arrived here to-day from Mobiie.
General Sheridan assumes command
Of The Military Division % the sOush
west, enbracing the coantry vest Of tha
Mississippi and south Of the ArkausAs
river. sAs - @ A ~
Gen, CanBy and 6hsridan have issued
orders permItting cotton TO be broaghi
20 market withort military Interference.