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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
CAIRO, Nov. IL,

VIM. johnson, collector of the port of
Velasco, Texas, and brother of President
Johnson, died at that place on the 18th ult
100s bales of cotton passed from New Or
leans for Cincinnati, and to-day l44 for St.
Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
The Address Of the Convention
OF Cold0red Soldiers to the
People Of Iowa.

FELLOW CoUNTRYMEN: We wish we could
truthfully address you a. tsfeuos citizens -
Having established our claim TO the proud
title of American soldiers, and shared in the
glories won by the deeds of the true men of
our color, will you not hear and heed our ap-
peal? We appeal to the justice of the peo
pie and of the Legislature of our State, for
those rights Of citizenship, without which our
well earned freedom is but shadow; we ak
you to recognize our claims to manhood, by
giving to US that right without which we have
no power to defend ourselves from unjust leg
islation, and no voice in the government we
have endeavored to preserve Being men,
we claim to be of that number comprehended
in the Declaration of independence, and who
are entitled not only to life, but to equal rights
in the pursuit and securing of happiness-in
the choice of those who are to rule over US.
We appeal to your magnanimity, to your
good faith, to your sense Of justice. We ask
no privilege; we simply ask for our own
rights, long denied by the misguided and now
conquered South, and withheld from MS at
the North, in obedience to the political teach
ings and demands of slaveholdine public
opinion. We will not believe but that the
people of Iowa will be the first to do full
justice to the men of color, as they have been
among the foremost in upholding the nag of
our country.
We rejoice in the fact and congratulate the
people of our own color in every part of the
land that in the recent election for Governor,
the gallant Stone, who marched as bravely up
to the manhood suffrage issue as he was wont
to do on the field of battle against the ene-
mics of the country in arms, has been again
chosen to the Gubernatorial chair by the
handsome majority of more than Is, 900 votes.
In this fact the colored citizens of Iowa take
courage, and are the more melted to show our
white friends that if we do not get our rights
as citizens and voters, it is not because we do
not deserye.and have not fairly earned them,
but only because prejudice and wrong still
triumph over Truth and Righteousness. See
ing what our eyes have already beheld during
the past four years, we know that the day of
full triumph is coming as surely as the Om-
nipotent reigneth. We patiently wait our
time, desiring ever to prove faithful to God
and our country, and hoping that suffering
now conteuding for equal Rights and
Justice, will ere long be made to rejoice in
the hearty sympathy and aid Of all good and
true men everywhere.
Trusting that this our appeal will receive
candid consideration from the people of Iowa,
we subscribe ourselves in behalf of our breth-
rem and race. ALEXANDER CLARK.
hpcnatfya Icr-o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

CIscIsSATI, Nov. IL.
The Ohio : Mississippi Rail Road COM
menced suit against the Indianapolis Gin
cinnati Rail Road for damages, amounting to
over 81 800, 600 for breaking contract exist
ing between the two roads, whereby the lat
ter used the track of the former from Cincin-
matt to Lawrenceburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

The stretching of the wires for the great
cables of the Covington and Cincinnati bridge
has been commenced at last About six
months will be consumed in the construction
of the cables.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
ST.. LOUIS, Nov IL.

The Democratic dispatch from lawrence,
Kansas, says the Indians are becoming trou-
blesome again on the plains. Monday last
they attsoked the whites at Pale Creek, and
captured the mail, ambulance mules, and
some government horses. 'i ~
Gen, Heath is reported to have recently
had battle with them, and killed twenty.
nine. No date or locality given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

The Touring mill of John II. Oberhaus,
on Cass Avenue, was burned this morning.
Loss forty-three thousand dollars insured for
eleven thousand FIVE hundred
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

BETWEEN August, 1854, and July, 1866,
about 1000 Confederate prisoners died at
Camp Douglas. The graves are all marked,
and shortly complete list of their names will
be published.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
WASHINGTON. Nov. /

WAsHIsGTON, NOV. II.
The body Of Capt. Wirx WAS directed by
the President to be inferred in the Peniten-
tiary Arsenal Ground, where Payne and 9TH
ers we're buried. Wirz's grave is the south
ern one Of q row of FIVE, in the following or
der-Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Harold, Atzerodt
and Wirz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

II you want nice Cloak, or a nice Bonne
or nice Set of Furs or Dry Goods of any de-
scription go to P. J. Tallon's. [nov lin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

A MAN named Thomas Ray, resident of
Springfield, Illinois, while engaged in the dis
tilation Of sorghum, on Monday, was caught
in the mill and had his head mashed up in the
most shocking manner. Death was inslane.
Gus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
TRENTON. N. J. \

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. IL.
The City Bank has closed its office here
but its notes are redeemable at the Merchant,s $
National Bank. The City Bank vas run un-
deposited with the State Treasurer for The re-,
demption of its bills
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

A WAsHrsaros dispatch says that general
impression prevails that the French eovern-
ment has been warned by the United 0tn1ns
not to send any more troops to Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
Nrw YoBK. Nov.

A Washington special says tho President is
being very vigorously pressed to have JEFF.
Davis tried under an Indictment in the Supreme
Judicial Court of this districl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

IHE Toronto correspondent of the Herald
relterates his sensation fiction about the fast
Fenian steamer on Lake Ontario.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
THE UNION PYRAMID,
RAIprcu. Nov L

RALEIGH, Nov. IT,
Woth is certainly elected governor over
Holden by from FIVE to ten thousand ma
iorIy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

Committee appointed by the Convention of
the Goth L. s. Colored Infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12


Serg't EDWARD HERESDEN,
Co. A, Goth L. S. Inft. II
+" l. n. TRIpLETr,
Co. c, Goth e. S. Init.
I" SAxrHL MEEKs.
Co. B, Goth U. S. Inft.
" J. NEEL,
Co. ID, Goth L. S. Inft
=" DANIEL SEGEEI,-
co. r., Uuth I. ;. Init.
q" BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Co. F, Goth Z. S. Init.
Z" Loupox TRrrLErT,
Co. I, 60th U. S. Inf.
i" ALFRED Mason,
Co. K. 60th q. S. Inft.
GEORGE BLACK,
Co. III, Goth {. S. Init.
i" WM WALKER,
Co. G.. Goth Z. s. Inft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

New York Money Market.
oyf.leevsph.l RYv Ycax, Npv IL
..-es /
AoA-y--Actiss ~ per cent call IoaoA
Sterling kxchAngc-Dull Al losi<0i0sN.
0eid-Hor Art ei1ss bills Americas gold = skad
frmsf. opening .. 4 4e1S and closing II ~
Total exports specie to-day s1s7 600.
0overnnent stocks heavy aud Lc lower.
rrsighn to Liverpool suHet md arm u "a fo1 corn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On Wednesday evening, sfh inst- In Warren st the
CsDsr~gntscnal CeuTeh, ~ hev A. r. Mitchell, Ar Joas
"a HcinE % Miss MARY b., daughter Of B. Dresser,
I'd all " Warren
greenbsck accompanied the aAove notice Nay mat
rinoniAl sunshine rest upon thsss parties always.
New hMVVI s..@ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that on
the Goth day Of November, ls65 At 10 O'Clock Of
said day In the County Court Of Lee county Iowa. at
Fort Msdison the last VIII and Testament of Benjamin
r Messenger viii be for probate and testimony heard -
the validity OF said will All persons interested win
govern Themselves accordingly. x&**
ROBERf A. RUBsEEf.,
nov12d1w County Judge OF Lee county, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-12
Freedmen's Affairs.

IolAe. Dsfeatel for ssver.sr Or Hsrth Carolina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
TRANSPORTATION

CtrEAa WEEKLY TO LIyERFOoL, tousAins
- a. QCEENST0NN, fCoEx hAEaas The
veil kna~a s,s@na~rs 81 thr LivvrPs'cl, New fvrs
ard PhnadfiphiA StrAmshfP CcnP@sy NnmAa
Line, eNFfyinE the { s. NaiA. Afs iaseadsc &c
ssii foaaws:
FsrSs-esu .--........... SaterdFy. De q
3IAsaaW -......---......---.-- SatutiiaY. Aco "
-Grr - HAsCSgsvKs ..------. saturday trSr -
A1i every succs~iiss s4tgrsisY, AZ AeQss neW
Fisr a. NaFth Rtrsr.
RATS oE PASSAGE
lFay abs n colo % tts ctai vzieEt ~ Casrsnesa
Ttssx CAMtS ..... 9su e. STKKxAaR- -..--.- sNa x
a. Sc Loud0n--. q % Do 70 Iandou--.. "a n
DO % P4rts.-- IS col 90 % Paris -.--. &C -
60 - usmberS - 90 g. 20 fiamsssg 81 -
Pas~susers Alsa forwAriesi ! Bavr~ Rrsr,en
RotIevaaua, Art~erp. &c, AZ s4aaiiy tee Fatcs.
FArrs frcm SiTsrpssoi % Qn~sastoWns la Cabin
$40. SIS. siuS. st-esaxv 81. Those who wish
te N.aA for tseiF fgisaas can eny tisksts ksrs -
tbsce rates
Ecr faEthsr IN ntofmatioaI apply a. the Cozapa1ya
oesos4. JoHG Q, nALE. Agent,
IS BruAAwm New TeFk.
bEBM AAETHkS, Ageuta,
t-~ss~ E~@ravttA fnA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
WOOL FACTORY.
jobs y. aEuKs .---.-...c. czssEa.-..--F. HEEEs-
JOEN w. GRUEN s. CO..
Pro2fistors q tie
Evansville Wool Factory.

COB. BOND sT ASD CAN L.
wsuia rs.psesfu ~ call yoar attention 70 he act
tbAt our "a tory when vas Destroyed y Gre iast
tall has besa rs buiit an i zrW IA oFsFa 800,
ABd Frrp.rsd u TAX Ia Eooi for uan nfaeturing
into sh@ foiIowrng @ 0ds Jssns, ssiaatt, Linz =
Tfaanei, 3 anksIs, &c srisaa and ssockiag YsTn
az tie Io=est possible rates
We stei en- saFpr bags The hbzTs z o.
c1 had szcbaugs or gyol 2 s@lf E.r esa1.
fGsh uaid fsr Wool 81 hizbosi tssFkst ? ~.
Psrson- living a. = disfzuc- sad drsirors
seadinE heir wool % n, msy - u rivsF
oshrTg.Ee, sa3 al sEch wo1l safyEstsd 20 - 81
rec-ive proEz = sstsutisa
Que q ths partner. having siI Az -zpsrt-Das
IN he Brsiness, iesi eon 1os u 20 czs stfl
leave n dIzk tis6sd.
Prie- Lfsxfnrai1h.<' agfifzztson.
nyii J.. - gEEES ACfb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
oFFicE AID kEsIpAsuK,
Corner First and Walnut Streets
..rnrIMoEIAl

NE3AAMtNAAfat
ClkctsNArf, o.. Msrch, a, 1884
fhis = e eettiiy iAsl ~, The uni4rsignsd, have
eenn tntiHsataiy aeSusiptet With 8. ". noynso6.
~ D. NJ about eiGht years nuFinE the laat sin
years be has basu engaged iu a iucrntiev and aBc-
nt@nl rrActice q Medlrias g. this oity. ne
teeves herr en accouut q 90 health.
We taks gsrat Flssanuu - recommending hisn.
tcth sectAlJ and professionally, aa gentlsuaAn "a
snnsllut moraia, and qceupyiu9 q prominent %.
sitivn AMone ne Physicians " oaf city, Gaa hope
~ may paaeetd ~ ueii siseshFrs e. he hes dona
With ~, :. FhkkMAH, n. n,
Pronessor cf Surgery 10 Eliectic Medical Instl.
tut, 0i,<lahati, .,
JOHN n eCupDER. n. D.,
Rrof~eeor % Ne Theory aud Practice of NAL.
siHs Ia the 4. n. Instltnts
Il. D. GARRISON, ND,
hat9 ' Fotessor ol Chsmistry ahd fhysioloxY 10
TIE AloFe heeioal tnaiitnts. A~cto-Am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

the salvation of man, 70 uhiie in main
tanning and extending this Sabbath
School sgeney.
Rev. Mr. Holmes, of Illinois, repre-
senting The American Sanasy SchDos
Union foliozed Eith interesting remarks
and commended TO the sud,enee The
Sunday School Tfmes, a valuable psper
for teachers aud pareats
The concluding addresses were made
BY Mr.. Glover and Dc Holiday, he
Moderator, of which We have go, space
to speak
Questions Of interest 10 al will b
diseased to-morros. and We hope 20 see
8 large atiaHdsnce on The part OF The
Christian people Of IndisBapoils-
The Convention adjourned to meet at
9 O'Clock this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
MACKEREL.
MACHERELy
MACK KEREL!
MACK Et&EL.

THE Addit oaal arrival per steamer IBdisBa
i oar stock u hackeFei on h'nd e''8 prize the
following sto K hs b. low which W. arie 70 Of
fer t. purot ers OF Fbdzesa prices account Of
low freight BY waller.
50 Bbis No. e. 1884 Aact srsi.
1 q Halt bbiE No. 2, 1854 MachfTel.
20 QuaItes b i No z, 1894 dscktrsl.
3ic KHs No. 1854 Mac eTsI
~ Bbls No. 3. is63, Arge asrkerel.
Is Half bbin. 80 =, 1864 laras Ma k@roi.
ITO Kts No /, 1885 wRek~r l
20 Half bbls. hs. !, 1854 hasfsysl.
61O Hosss NJ. fieiTi &.
900 LIS lsIg ge Ct fish.
s. iiai fbls White Fish
kor a,la BY &D HEfMANN,
80 81 Main rect.
may 10 july -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SURVEYORS oTyIgn,

ETsNsT LIZ iHS AA4Si lssps
CfEAg I'd PRoFoSALs WILL ~ RECEIVED
- A. thEa cfes pnin fhgfzd4y, &c g. dsy %
yans usxt, fsr Boarding, harsl1z ena hseital
a. rs1anae finelueing mndicinsJ 8 asfins Hss-
rlfal Patissts - fals Pgsis ~ - ths nrss az -
Julg 1ssk b ths - g dsy o gzns. less.
Bgsssrs all plf= state iAe Erios pr Essk hT
ssch patis8f-
ne saoasxsfal bidder viii - fvfgiFsd - s1tSF
frto = NFsttsu ssaHrsSts Hifh EEf1efrat ss1ur4ty
a. IS p~TfcrrAnes. A. l. hOBIksOE,
zys-ln 8rTTsTor Il Czsssns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
8. w. Bovnton. M. n

7 ATE OF oTHCIsNATI, HAVING BECOME
II rsrnaasnt rsaitsut 81 EfanaVilia. onara
hs pro sssicai eerxicas % the eitfasua q tAts
city ant vseintty. hrom hia exfaasive eKpsFiemaa
IN TIE Hospital and gss~nM praetile ~ afaaiclna
and rergery IN the faraer city ~ feels eonAaenh
o. his Abi isy e csrs many uassa whieh have ~
ststsl a. saauai medra - trsAtmsat
~ PAFtisuiar Attsntien gisan 60 ths tremsnasat
81 Nhronac Diuuaaea, and thcaa p~caliar Il the
eiiuaaaa. saeh - Esyar sud Agps. hhisas Eavor,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

sroEE ~ rag nLADpER, CALCULUS
ekA xkki BhlCk pusT psrOslr, AND
AffKn uRlNATfE0
IRklTATioH OF Tue hRgK on THE BLAD-
pER, IsFLAMATIoS on TnK EtDNgYB,
49,. .a,l. 9AdAhnA ~ OF 9r IHE E ila nLAppsa; ;vvn,
uaIHATIHa.
Fer fhess diseases u u truly sgvsfsign Fsanedy
aBd TOO naash eanset b. said IN 10 praise. sin.
gis doss aas besn known 70 rsssss Che aoat nrgsnt
Ass yoa trtsblsd with fbst distressing gain IL
the u the sask and thrsaKh the kfpsf A
tsaspoenfai day q ths constltntion Water WIN
relieve y0n iiks msgie.
PHYSICIANS
Have iesg sincs gives up the nss 81 hachn, snbsbs
a1a ynziPsf e he tre.tmsnt e. thsss eissases,
ana oniy ass thsn lsr the Ean1 81 bsttsf rsmedy.
CONBTTTuTi3n wATER
Hss proved isssif equal % ths task shas haa d.
yolvsd apoH it
sss Dro4ses shronie aossssratssn asd sonarnsA
diseasa.
IN DYswrNosEH0A. on PAINFUL MEN.
sTEuATf0a, AND MEa0nHH0IA.
Or PhOTUsK Fb0WIH0.
Beth aisoases arising from = asgity secretion "
ths nenstraai auid-iu one caas b4ing TOO littte
sss seee psalss y ssssrs p.1si go tss otesr
by tbs C0nstitutiop Water.
The dlsssse kso-D - FALLING or TIE
WOMB, whleb is the result of ths rs.axation of
ssnas ~ hsavibsss and dragging pains IN the
sa1k sad sdes, and a. tihss aoeonpaE led ~ sharp
--lausinstinE or shooting paiss through the farts
sssetsd viii, in al easss, bs removed b ths nod.
lsine.
There Is aootbss class u symptoms aF1sing
from ThhfTATs9a OF THE WOhBs wkiok
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
ED ma<h ignorznss, and IN bfns cat q
tea the doctors DO not really keos uhsthsr The
symptoms ars tbs dissasss ths aisaAss the symp-
tons. We can only eEumsrat9 them hers. l
syeak moS9 particularly % ceid fsef, palpitafiOn
~ the kszzt, Impaired rsnery. Nak fuiiaeas,
aasess Of hsst, iaaEscr, iAsstaas, and dimnsss %
vislon-
srPPRE8sED hgHBTEUATIoE.
which ia the Dnuarried fsmFis 10 constant ~.
enrfing disease, snG through assiVet the hseds 81
nors grave aud dsngsfous msisfiss arr tbs rsEaltg
ard e. mSuth after month passes EithoHt aS 81
fort being rnds % Asaisf hafurs, ths supfFes-
sion blcomes chFeuic the PATIENT grAd ualiy ioes
ksr APOSTLE the bowulm are e0nstipatSds Dtghf
svsafs scns on, asd CoDsnnpfion nnaiiy eaaa Lsf
career.
So For sale b. al Druggists. Price 81 -
WI. h GEEgG Co. Propristors.
MORGAN ALLEh, GsaerAg hgentss 70. ~
Ofin street, Esw York. -.
FrbFEE }snN IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

A ScgSE ~ LIBBY PRIsoS - Colonel
Hatch, one Of the rebel commissioners
Of Exchange, is now in Libbf Poison.
just alter bis imprisonment he sent FIR
Gen Malford, our commissioner oi ex.
change, and asked:
'Do you think il is proper treatment
for me7"
What is the mstter9" inquired Mul-
ford
Don't you SEQ" replied Hatch. with
proians emphasis, "ihere is bot 3 pane
Of glass in these windows?
20, is that ali7" answered milford
"Hhy, Hatch, ] have been telling you
for the last two years there was not .
pane Of glass in these windows
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

To Parity EUrtch the Btooo, q I'd
Aatify b Uowaisai-s =, as de mboii's aixhly
sa@l. ~ strength eue gsllea o. the syrwp Or
bsostSen.
way Injars the complexioa by
FSHasft - A3shes. - ca b. A. o. nll up the
lSFea - tae sk4n whrn Aslmeo4d. Ex1ract ear-
siess no havr. ssvis essaa-
hing % 8eaaty ls = Ioy or.
~ = a - " q De 10 4~itliaacy ~ cNlaptsxton
an9. ruriy ara serieh The bieod wAich aefan.
o.id's Ca4 esntrasee 1xtFac eArsaparsllA tnvArAa-
ely =. kceal g & = 20 p>trnt me .cias. Asa
fss H.inhoia's. TAks no olher
nsfm bold's Extrsot ef efsarsapaTIIIa
elsaases nusatrs ths hiood. taslila he vssog
81 health toto ths sy ten, and purxes ons ths
hauers thAf make sise~s-
Beware OF CoanterfsIts Ana an.
Praei isd dealsns sa ssvurirg Sc dispoae ef thsir
0Na Aaa osher preparssieas, % tha rspntatiea II.
tainsd ~ Hsimboid'# t9enuina FrugAratsoas
A Clear, smooth skin ~nd R~autt-
fal CemEisxiea loiisW the ass % asIRbold's
Co cen satst FIui kstra-t SaraaparlllA Il ~
nsvea black spots. plmRlss, And al sruPtlons q
the akn.
Nog fevS or the Worst bTsSTdsT1
- an g mat ktnd arise froua eorFuptloaa % she
bleed, nslmbolta kStract of Sarsaparila 10 .
remedy 81 the utmost valae.
Qaanftfy Va. Qnaflry.-Hslsua "a o@aa's
Ansract sarsspSrlia-- ~ aoae Il anAli. rhcss
ees,rs lsEss 9raatiiy, sad iaFgs dosss Of neai-
msimbold'a comeenarataa rxsrm~e
hncAa Il he Crest banFwtie. Hsgmhold's Con.
ssat1affd aKtEaet rarsApariiis d tAs rrsst Bieoe
q Pharmacy ana CAsIalalry, ana ars ne u,ost
- ite tANt ~ mA3r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
SKIRTS.
~ Z w y Xxi r IT
ToR
1865 - 1893.
The srsa,sst TH7sntIon Of tbe Agsis
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. ". BRADLEY's Ssw Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC (or dsHbisl SPRING @KIRT.
WE =, BRADLEY CARY, tiate J. i = y ,.
weaf). SOLE PEnPR1ETOR% AND MAuFAO-
TUREg@, 81 Chambers and ~ snd 81 keads
Streets, New Torz
THIS ISYEEFI0N consists a Dupl for
two3 ili.piIe Steel Springs, inseniou ~ braided
tightly aDd firHa 10 rthers sag- 70 edge, naking
the fouEbesl, most 6axihse, elastic znd d.trabis
spnng ever used. They eel ON bond or breAk,
10 gbs -ing priDKss sfsd ecbseqssatlI preserve
their psrfei and beautiful shape t1ies - 10. ns
sny othsr ~ irt.
The w0 esrfni hexfbi'ity and great fort and
pleasure % any lady Nearinz ~ DnpieE Hiipiic
Skirt, will be sxpeTinueed particularly In all
crowded zsseab ies, Op=Fas, Carriages kaiir I'd
rsrs, CbnIoh Pe~s. ATm-Chairs, for Promenade
aaa usHas Dreass As the kiFtear hs folded wh,
fn uss 10 cEpy aEnal pace, - 4Asiiy 40 sAis
or musliu dress
lady having enjoyed be fisasurs, comfort
snd convenience 0f airing he Hplsz ilnpte
steel eprihg Skirt for lag dsy, S'ii never,
never Afterwards d ingiy Apet With th r use.
FOR ChidfeA, Niasas Aa8 f0gnG lalies they ere
superior 10 sli others.
TREY are a. hest gus itY IN svsry part, and un-
qursiiouabiy the u ziits-ti HoSt Desirsbie, fDr1
fsftsble ard EeonoHlicsi skirt ever mad.
Il FOR sAEE ff atl Hfst eia & reH 10 tn city
All aro. gbpRE tbe sifei states aud Csuads
Hsvsaa - cabs, a4fkieo, South America, nd the
set ladisz.
EhQElEE EoR TgE DUPLEX ILLTPTIG
rHIKT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

s1- Luis de Arrsgo, MaxiniliAne =
agent at New York, writes 10 the Times
Of that eity fatty denying the reported
cessiou OF Sonora TO Napoleon, Gwynn's
elevation TO q dukedom, ard Maximil-
ian's alleged plotting With Kirby Smith.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

MAJos Wilt CoMBGcK. Cum
back having been unanimously elected
by the Board of Directors Of the India.
napolis and Cincinnati railroad. their
Attorney Genera, has applied TO the
War Department 10 be released from the
command of the Pay Department, with
a view of resigning his commission, aud
accepting the position, rendered him by
the Railroad Company, and returning to
the practice of his profession -Iadta-
Eoaol;s Jo-xrnal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
WALL PAPER. &C.

lust AKczIvED - LAR9E AHD WILL
j sslscfsa ssorfr7Aus o. AL sac ~naow
apszs, plum sa6 hEzTecf NhieL t17 k1Dtll -
sTiss1 . csu sad szslai1s oSIofS P1ssH~siaS
issUhs-e.
Alse a new s1ppiy OF EsAhyegnh - - 49,
GxocE BA-EN-ia payer s~FsfSS ~
Sci q e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

PateRt Duplex IlIiptie Skirt,
coaEIsisa
Iisannee, LIghtBess, Comfort and
f Econ mgy
and uBqucsiiorahIy the moFt desirable article
JF as. A. COOLIDGE,
ais 3.n n ard 10 first stfett
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
OPTICIAN.
OPTICIAN.
1. RiTTiNBERG
- 1 a - TT L 9 a IL
OPTlCiAN!

TIRE EsYK, BEING rag MOST DELICATE
A Ofgzng aud OF the most vital Importance 20
The happ51ess and prosperity Of m@n shoaid
Bey DO tampered With eittsr By the indiFtd aals
u those uho for mere prsffttaks gpgu them.slves
the selling " artificial sights, and who know
Iotbilg o. the anatomy Of the Eye.
Thnan GaiahrafAh anenfa cIaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
ESTABLISHED, 1881
MEDICAI.

To Parity, Earich ths Bi0so, n sd
Aatify tss mgasai =, ae de mbolfs aixhly
tSa. eofFatsa AAlEAck S.rsAs Ar La One hottis
. ,a~ls q sarsugth eas gallon o. the Syrup cr
b'Soetten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

10 esnh fHs sais y FrsnsA snoes Va regarded ~
quite successful Witmerdings Meuns had . mod
crate sale OF Spring sbaws Of the " a,aeA As manu-
factare, by order Of Mr.. WirDer d. Iownsehd. Ihey
sold very freely bringing good prices. Heggeity
Co. had splendid sale Of ribbons, and koooe 'ores
only incidentally successful one Of woolens &c
Inc Cinefanaif Ga,fx reports The past weeks ousl'
ness proved decidedly good. and 10 view OF vi tue es
citing circumstances tending TO uDsettle the harhe
acite extraordinary. Prices in the main were wen
maintained, and supply and demand rather fhan goh
ruled the larger Transactions. Some goods WIZ IN
doubtedly decline further under extreme pressure 70
sell Willie others in largo demand ard mail supply viii
necessarily advance Brown Shcctings-Standards
opened at 7ic and closed with buoyancy firmly at Soc
Medium grades sold proporiionate value, while the
finer qualities were comparatively higher. Bleached
Shirthgs-M5dam ~, fun weight sold largely at u
goe irregular weight ~ were IN demand at 2J02Cc. ;
while aud heavy and medium were quick at Ie4l9c
and 2Gaaic Ouofstio1s OF Eastern auction sales Of
bIeached goods be reied as the fabric is rare
" OF STANDARD value and at Jest cases rreguiariy
nut no -Prints--Choce Merrimacs regular make,
were firm al 20c; SpfagueS Americans, Dunells, &C.,
in leading styles sold well at sa loc; while general
mixture q nader prints including tho best the medi
nm and the grades sold IN large quantities ut 'c.
The following is a statement OF the approximate
earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne e. Chicago
Railroad Go. during the month Of March ult., CON-