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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
stcamboa.s ano Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DI2ECT.-Tbe new
and ,tncb 81 le whet, steamer CITY Of PROVlDENCr,
40 tun bnr.sn David r. Day Comm iuder viii lesye fes
No 4S Noith hivrr every GUEoDAY THURSDAY sM
SATURDAY at ~ M. For freight or passage sppJ VI
board. Fare 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Professional Noilfes.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, FIS
~ TIJLA aud thirty other disesses mailed for %
HENRY 4. DANIELS. M ID,
Cousnliue and Operative Surgeon, No Uuion square
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
Dewdrops of Wisdom.

Wise men make their enemies their
instructors fools become enemies to
their teachers.
Nothing is moro easy than to do mis-:
chief; nothing is more difficult than to
suffer witilou. complaining.
The higher YOU rise the higher is your
horizon so, the more you know, the
more you will see to be known.
If yon have been tempted into evil,
fly from it; it is not falling into the
water, but lying in it that drows:
Women arc too apt to think that GER
:ain vices in 4 young man, like molcs
upon fair skin, arc beauty-spots.
lugrai;;ude is q cri,no so shameful,
that the uan was never yet found who
would acknowledge himself guilty Of it,
Pack your cares in as small a place as
you can, so that you can carry them
yourself and not let hem annoy others
Those for tho most part arc the great
est thinkers who are the least takers
as frogs cease to croak when light is
brought to the waters edge.
We have heard many women complain
Of their husbsnds' neglect of home. A
spoonful Of hbncy will keep more bees
in tho hive than will ten Of vinegar.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
The Last Resting Place Of Mr.
Lincoln,

Mr.. L;ncoln's remains are deposited
in Oak Ridge Cemetery, two miles from
Springfield, Ill. The vault containing
them is erected at the foot Of knoll in
a beautiful part Of the grounds, which
contains forest trees Of all varieties. 1t
has a doric gable resting on pilastcrs,
the main wall being rustic. The vault
is fifteen feet high and about the same
in width. with semi.circular wings pro.
jcctiug from the hill-sides. The material
is lime stone, procured at Joliet, ILL.,
Directly inside of the ponderous doors
is an iron grating. The interior walls
are covered with black velvet, dotted
with cvergreens. In the centre Of the
velvet is o foundation Of brick, capped
with marble slab, ou which the coffin
rests. The front Of the Vaults trimmed
with eYergreens.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24

1857 he was chosen byrthc Legislature
United States Senator. na ser9ca-trr.
ing his Congressional term on the: Com,
mittees on Public Lands md District Of
Columbia, Ho exhibited wonderful
business abilities, and also distinguished
himself as an crater.
His famous speech in favor Of tho
Union, made shortly before the adjourn
mcnt Of the Thirty.sixth Congress, is
one of the most able, eloquent, and cla-
boratc orations in Congressional records.
On tho secession Of his State, ho resign
cd his position, of Senator, to accept tho
post of Military Governor of Tennessee.
In his new position difficulties Of the
cravest nature continually arose, but hc
managed, with unprecedented tact, to
settle the v;cxcd questions which'cont
ually arose. In 1864 hc was nominated
by the Baltimore Convention for the
post of Vice. President Of the United
States, and was triumphantly elected. ,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
What Peace will be to the South.

The editor Of the Raleigh Progress,
who had been contemplating possibly
Abbreviated. allowance Of eatables during
the continuance Of the necessary suffer-
ings imposed upon North Carolina by
the rebellion, discourscs in the following
hopeful manner: III ..
The prospect Of getting back into the
world again recalls long.forgotton tho'b
and feelings. Who, for years past, has
thought Of coffee, and tea, and. sugar,
and cheese, and mackerel, and Goldfish,
and raisins, and candy, and silks and
calicoea, and beaver hats, and broad
cloths, and thousand other good things
which now naturally recur to memory2
Or, if We did think Of, them, the very
thought was punishment, for We knew
they we're unattainable. Now We con:
template such things with reasonable
hope Of soon enjoying them, and tho
contemplation is very pleasant. While
we were looking an1iously forward 70
the blackberry crop to. help save, us from
starvation, augel.footed peace is, We: We,:
trust, upon our borders, with @alFbef.
blessings. Let no sentinel DO posted !tos q,
bid her "halt." 3IEiss
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
Sketch of Andrew johnson.

The Vice. President, and now Prcsi.
dent, has been for years prominent be.
fore the people. His high position as
United States Senator, and the honesty,
integrity and ability with which he, dis.
charged the duties Of his station, have
won for him the respect and admiration
of the whole country. lie was born in
Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 29th Of
December, 1908, and is therefore one
wear older than his lalncuted predecessor
in Office. Like many Of our greatest
men, his parents were in INDECENT cir.
cumstances.
When he arrived at his tenth year the
state of the family finances compelled
him to be upprcnticcd to tailor, at
which trade be worked until he reached
his seventeenth year. lie never attend.
cd any school, but acquired, however, a
good common school education By study
ing alone. Having removed to Ten.
nessco, he finally settled at GrecuVille,
at which place he was elected Mayor in
1880. He ecrved his term with ability,
and bis constituents in 1885 sent him as
their representative to the State Lcgis>
lature. After several reflections no
was chosen State Senator in 184l. ? .'
Before the conclusion Of his term be
was chosen to represent his district in
tho National Congress, serving from
1s43 to 1853, having given such salts
ton by his ability and devotion to their
interest us to merit the compliment Of
reelection FIVE successive terms. In
1853 he was chosen; after an exciting
Gubernatorial contest, to the high post
of Executive of the Commonwealth. IL
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
A Pen Picture Of the Lieutenant
General, by Colonel Fomey.
,,org,,..o.!", 60 of TO r!,.i;Ir!i.hia Pes
A>ulNGruH, .trril - lS:iJ.


Tn. public man most talked about,
an,i whose face and form the people OF.
our country arc mos; anxious to see, Is
nnpuHS;iouahly General Grant. lie has
been 50 rc:ir;n. and SO reticeut that he
has never vet made Il speech sentence
in length, aud has only shown himself
in society when duty or stern custom
required il. lie does not seem to have
any Of the tastes for paradcS, or reviews,
or uniforms. Of anyUf our command
cr.. and among them some Of the travcst
and best. Thus, VIXEN his terms had
been accepted, private and straishttor.
ward talk wiki Ice, and after hurried
ratification Of it before the assembled
armies. he left the rest Of the formula to
his officers; and, instead Of going to
Eichuond-,hc great prize so lons and
so brayeIy fought for-he turned his
horse toward City Point, took the boa:
for Washington, reported quietly to the
President, and then passed to the cars,
on his way to see his family at burllns'
ton New Jersey, having heard the news
Of Alr. I.incoln's murder on the 5oa;
from Philadelphia too Camden. 1t is
more than probable that it was his nat",
raj aversion to the demonstrations Of
great crowds, and his strong domestic
habits, which saved him from the iatc OF
our beloved President.
was among those who witnessed the
solemn ceremony in the cast room OF the
Presidential mansion, on Wednesday,
the l9,h Of April, in the presence ot the
Senators aad Representatives OF the
United States, the Supreme Court, the
Foreign Legations, the Cabinet, anu
other heads Of departments, aud the
chiefs Of the army and the navy then IN
Washington. noted the entrance OF
General Grant. Even in the sonber
chamber, while every heart was filled
with unuttcrablc woe, and the sobs OF
the mourners could be distinctly heard,
there was an eagerneSs to see and to
study the features Of the great soldier,
who had conquered the most extended
and tragic conspiracy in human annals.
lie took his place with almost painful
modeS;y, seeming, as it were, to shrink
from observation, aud, although many
advanced to gaze upon the Eneaments
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
Orl0inAl a2Detry.
FUg TIE JorENAL.
4 DIRGE.

There's = kucll, there's kncll in my soul to-
day.
An echo from the Nations heart
y pail DER the brightest joys I've known.
\ : grief that makes mc star,
There's an ansui>hcd tone on the passing
breeze,
4 moaning sadness in the trees,
As they bow their forms with burdencd sigh,
Aud sprinkle their tears on the paSScr.by!
There's Il crapc-cloud hung DER each noun
tain'S brow
The streams forget their :ladncs> now,
For the soft. sweet flow O! their silver waves.
There's n voice tina, tells Of death and graves
The birds their songs Of JOY have lost,
Their breasts with widest woe are tc>t.
Eri=h, flowers bow their hemlS aud weep,
O'cr nob!c>t form in death asleep!
For borne on wings o. living fire !,
riy;u. along the trembling wire .
ihriliu. through the startled air.
Startling all things everywhere!
COMES the news of darkest crime,
Since the cruc;liN;oa time
Hl&ck">t deeds that Ger ,li,l stain,
Cr:umh;;s'S sail. Columbia'S name.
Weeping Der l.iEcuI.N'S tomb,
y nations sons AMI daughters bent!
!!.acl patriot heart is cold in gloom,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24
A Remarkable Month Of Great
Events.

The month Of April, 1866, will be
,no of tho most marked 10 human his,
:ory. Here is q summary Of its great
ind thrilling events:
4 pril l. General Sheridan attacks ana
routs tho rebel forces at Five Forks,
Va, capturing three brigades.
Q. Assault along the whole line in.
front of Petersburg. Generals
Wright, Parker and Ord break
through the rebel lines, and bril-
liant victory is achieved. Twelve
thousand prisoners and fifty pieces
ofartillery arc taken.
- News received oc the burning Of tho
steamer General Lyons between
Wilmington and Fortress Monroe,
March 81. Four or Eve hundred
soldiers perishcd.
3. The Union forces under General
Wcitzel occupy Richmond, which,
with Petersburg, was evacuated BY
the rebel forces.
-. Great rejoicings all through tho
loyal States on account OF tue 1ail
Of Richmond.
+. Fire in Brooklyn, New York.
Several lircmcn killed.
G, General Sheridan attacks aud routs
the forces of General Lee, and
drives them across Sailor Creek.
Q. Surrender Of General Lee and his
whole army to General Grant.
10. Extraordinary rejoicing throughout
the loyal States on account OF tho
surrender Of Lee and the end Of the
rebellion. ...
-. Mobile occupied by the Union
forces.
- General Stoncman occupies Sails
bury, n. c., after.a series Of victor
les, he having advanced upon that
State from the west. Vast amount
Of military property captured with
the town.
IA, Assassination of President Lincoln
by Jno. Wilkes Booth, an actor,
and attempted murder Of Mr.. Sc.
ward, Secretary Of State. MIR.
Frederick Seward badly injured.
Is. Death Of President Lincoln.
-. The whole country in mourning
A very solemn day.
-. Andrew Johnson, Vice President,
takes the oath prescribed by the
Constitution and becomes President
of the United States.
-. The flag removed By General An.
dcrson from Fort Sumter in 1861,
hoisted by him on the same fort
with appropriate ceremonies.
1G. Great Gre in New York. Loss S2,.
100000.
IS. Second great Grc in New York
Loss 81 100000.
-. Arrest Of Payne, the supposed au.
thor of the attempt upon te life Of
Secretary Seward.
-. General Sherman concludes treaty
with General johnson, which is not
ratified. lie is ordered to resume
hostilitics at once.
10. The funeral Of President Lincoln
at Washington. .,...
81. The reward now offered for the ar
rest Of John Wilkes Booth, tho
murderer Of the President, is $780,
900.
-. The remains Of the late President
arc taken from Washington on their
way to Springfield, Illinois, where
they arc to be finally deposited.
&c. John Wilkes Booth. the assassin Of
the President, is shot and killed by
party Of cavalry sent out to arrest
him. Harold, an accopplice, is
-. General Johnston surrendcrs to the
Uniop forces with all the troops in
his department. ...
81. The boiler on the steamer Sultana
exploded on the Mississippi, setting
the boat on fire. Fifteen hundred
Union soldiers, just released from
rebel prisons, were lost. :: ~..
20. President Johnson appoints Thurs.
= day, June l, as day Of national
humiliation and prayer. 49,.
80. Plot discovered to burn the city Of.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24

There's i kncll, there's kncll in my soul to-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24

NIri IL. lN'
EN-S--:H-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-05-24

A public lecturer in England has Sc.
lccted the serious title and subject Of
" Old Women Of both sexes" The
theme is suggestive to say the least. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

EyASsyLLE DIsEcToRY.--Mr. Bennett
has arrived in our city with his new Di.
rec1ory, aud is distributing copies TO sub
scribers, besides selling TO those who de-
sire the work. We have looked through
the Directory aud regard it as superi or
10 anything of the kind ever before got
up in our city 1t contains Ave thous-
and and FIVE hundred names, showing
beyond doubt that we have population
of over twenty-five thousand. The typo
graphical appearance of the book is
good, and the names, so far as we ex-
amined, quite correct a complete and
latest revised Postoffice Directory Is at
tached to our City Directory, making the
book more valuable on that account.
Mr. Benefits price per copy is two dol
1,rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

o
DEAR sIK I'll feel il . pleasure thns Of my own
accord to hear testimony 70 the exesiience Of your
German Bitters. Some years since. being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very
beneficial results. I have often recommended
them 20 persons afflicted With that tormsuffbK
diseAss, 4nd have heard from them the most O. Z
tsring testimonials - 20 their great value In
cases Of general debility believe il to BE tonic
that cannot be SURPASSED
Yours, in. LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26


T9PIbEPTfO FITS CAS- BE CURED-DR.
~ Lactror having become eminsntly Success
aal ia csrina this terrible maiady. invites All sim
ilsrlg sctsd 70 call or send for circulars ~ rer-
snes and iestiraauiais II casss cured Of from one
T. twenty -sogr yeaFs Htab3lng- he dsvoba his
aftsntiou especially r. diseases Of The Carebro-
syiuai AKA, Or Nervous system. aad solleits a.
fssfSafien 81 bis claim % public couhdsncs.
lie asy - consulted a. his private residence
80 ~ West 40 street daily, from 10 A. ~ until
? ~ encspt Saturday and SUNDAY. Address al
isiisrs to DR.. v. p. L0CKEOW, care o. =. o Boz
sils New YORK. dsc10-d&vsm
A PSYCHOLOGICAL yIEw ~ MAERIAGE
n C0ntaining marty 30 pages and 10 fine
Plates and EngrsvinEs Of the Anatomy Of tbs
Human Organs IN state 81 Health and Disease,
Tith Treatise On karly Errors, ifa deyiorabie
eosssqusuces upon The mind and BODY with the
Authors plan Of trsafHlsDt--ths only rational and
successful nde q cure. e. shown By the report %
cases cured A truthful adriser % the married,
aud theso contemplating marI!@Es, who snteriain
doubts Of their physical condition sent free q
postage 20 Any address On receipt ~ twenty Eve
cents tn stamps Or postal currency By addrsssing
Dr. LA CR0,X, Ne. q Maiden Lane, Albany, n.
r. The aathor may BE- consulted upon any 81 the
diseases Of which bis book treats either person.
ally b. mail, and medicines ssat 70 any part Of
fas World. deco 5hW3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
ne Hero Of Fort Fisher.


The hero Of Fort Fisher. Brevet Ma
ior General Alfred Fl. Terry, By his late
brilliant achievement, ADDS ahctnsr
name 10 the list of New England patriot
sons. Ae Is q native OF Conuec'leGt,
having been born in the city Of Hart
ford Nov. 10th, 1927 Hewes educateds
a. New Haven, studied Law, and was
admitted 20 practice at the bar Of his
native State ~ lS4S, when barely TWEEN
tT-one years of age. Hs was chosen
Clerk Of 4bs County Court, batresigned
IN 1870 for the purpose Of making
European tour. he had long taken an
active part in the militia organization OF
Connecticut, and devoted considerable
attention to military studies. lie was
Colouel Of the I'd regiment Of Connect
cut Militia at the time ef the firing upon
Fort Sumter Fired with patriotic zeal,
be hsstened 70 the capital Of the State,
and offered his services to the Governor.
He was promptly commissioned a. Col
onel Of the I'd Connecticut regiment o.
three month"; volunteers, which was one
Of The few mentioned as behaving pas-
ticnlarly well at Bull Run,
At the expiration Of his term Of ser
vice he raised another regiment, (the
7th Connecticnt) AS It's commander
he d excellent servies at Hilton Head,
first under General Thomas W. sher
man, and subsequently, under Genera
| Gilmore At the capture OF Fort Pm
laski il so distinguished itself as TO b
selected as the permanent garrison o
the fort 81
Ia the month Of March, 1868, Colone
Terry vas promoted to be a Brigade
General Of volunteers, and for sabse
quent services in Florida, North Carroll
ma, and Virginia, he was made Breye
Major General His late exploit vii
secure for him lasting and honoFabl
fame. To succeed in capturing fort
fcation just pronounced impregnabl
by az able aud sagacious an engineer a
General Godfrey Weitzsl, is an achieve
ment Of which General Terry may we
be proud
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

EVWe understand, says the Louis
vile Press Of Tuesday, that authority
has been received from the Governor
for the organization Of company Of
mounted men here, for the defence OF
this county against the operations Of
numbering, ihieving bands Of guerrlilas.
The necessity for such force 10 afford
some protection to the lives and proper
~ OF citizens living near the city must
be apparent 10 every one. RobbeFies Of
citizens, within few miles OF the city,
are almost of daily occurrence A Ger
man was robbed day or two ago OF his
watch and money within mile and a
half of the city, on the Bardstown road
Persons living in the suburbs Of the
city do not ieal any security from the
operations OF these villains. There is a
number OF families Of Union men, whose
residences are out from the city
who are now compelled 10 remain
in the city, because there Is no safety
for them attheir homes.
One hundred mounted men f0E this
service. under energetic officers, would
soon make the county too hot for these
highwaymeu We understand that the
men recruited for this service will re.
ceive the same bounty as those enlis,ing
for service in the field, and that tbs
force will be composed Of veteran dis
charged soldiers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
COLLECToR,s SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT y,
" Wiiliah o Boeppie. Collector ~ the City 81
Evansville. between tiir hours u 3 aud ~ O'Clock
- as aud 5 and to'cio5k ?. N, ou
WEDNESDAY. THE sih Oh FEBRUARY. Isas.
WIZ sell 40 pubils sactlon ~ she door u shs
court HDuse IN the City ~ Esansyiis. fndians,
the following loie, parts " lots, and parcels "
real estate and improvements, assessed Tor The pay
maHf ~ cts taxes t0f she year 1904, due from the
awpers thereof ~ the city ~ EYansviiie-anid
taxes being nov due and unpaid~and Tor tbs costs
u said fais ant that The said sale viii BE- cpa
tfnusd on The next day thereafter, viz. on Thurs
day tho 18th day n February, 1895, at o'oiock
3. m, ~ The dour Of The Cgsr HOUSE 90 Evansville
fof the purpose 81 selling sneh property - may
have been sold Oh ths Gag FIRST ab0Fe msptienees
ai.d act paid for
sTocEwEtL's EsLsHorHrsT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

s<5- The New York papers are still
further adjusting themselves to the war
times and me high cost Of paper. The
New Hork E5eaiHg Post has reduced its
pages four columns; the Herald has
raised the price OF advertising to forty
cents 2 line each insertion the albion,
weekly, charges twelve cents copy;
the Leader, weekly ten cents; the
Sunday Times seven eeRts, and the pic
toriai weekiles have gone 10 fifteen
eents. A farther advance 10 the price
o. the dailies to ave OF SIX cents is also
threatened
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

BIZ The steamer Brazil, from East
port, says tue Louisville Journal, re-
ports, that, GA the lSlh, nag OF truce,
nndeF command Of rebel Major and an
escort Of twenty men, crossed the Ten
nessee al Clifton, and offered to sar-
render the command, eight hundred
strong, upon condition that all should be
Immediately paroled They sllege they
have been deceived By jeff Davis, and
are tired Of lighting Great numbers of
reiugees--Women, children, old men aud
cripples-are reported opposite Clifton,
IN the greatest dsEtitution aud suffering.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

WHAr They DID. - Pratt and Ball,
two notorious guerrilias, we're shot and
wounded near Bardstown, Ky, IN the
engagement With Lieut. Lockwood and
others, one day last week Pratt was
wounded aud afterwards died, bat Ball
was shot through the heart and died in
stsntly. They were near each other at
the time, and no sooner had it become
known among their comrades than they
disneu nted and robbed Pratt and Ball
of all their diamonds, iewelry, watches,
and money, supposed to have amounted
70 q large sum, and jumped upon their
horses and scampered of in every dirsc-
ton. The Federals were crowuing the
guerrillas 50 close that they dragged
Balls body some distance, roobing his
body IS they went along, leaving a one
dollar gresnbaek in one of his pockets
It is said that each OF these gaerfilIss
have more diamonds, jewelry, and
greenbseks than they know what to do
with.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

KathAirsu - frem the Greek wsrd Kaghro. % o.
"kAihairo," sigaigying to elsAl ~ reluvinais aud
restore This article Is ~hAt ~ aame signifies.
For Preserving, restoring aud Identifying the
baman hair u ls tae most remaakAbls psspAFsliea
"a the World. Il il again owned and pui NJ b.
tho original proprietor, and j. nov made with the
same carr, skiil and Astention which gave Il .
sale of over one million bottles per annum.
Il Is = most delightful Hair Dressing
ltsradioatss sourf aud dandrah.
II kssg. the bead cool and eleAn.
Il asAkss the hair, rich. sost and glossy.
Il prevents the haiF from falling 81 ard Yarn
ing gray.
u restores kAiF uPon bald heads
Any LAZY o. gentleman who values a bsautiful
head Of hair shoald us Lyons KathAIron. Iti,
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