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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

PEARLs--The ill-natured curmudgeon
OF the Vincennes Sun, sneeringly says,
in allusion to the theatrical notices in
the Journal:
They must have a pearl of great
Price in Evansville 5a
Certainly we have. Not only pearl
OF great Price, but also a Golden pearl,
both highly esteemed. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

NoTIoE TO DELIEQuEETs.-All persons
who subscribed for stock 10 the Wander
burg County Agricultural and Hortieul-
tural Land Association, and are indebt-
ed to the Association in ell or part On.
such subscription, are hereby notified
that if they do not pay the same on or
before June lst, 1865, their stock 50 sub
scribed will be declared forfeited.
By order ofthe Board of Trustees.
P. HoRYBRooK, Sec'y.
or, ;nn1a5 - > s-ZEe = ss14e1 s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

s6- The New Albany Ledger says
many of the merchants and bankers
Of Louisville were heavy gold specula-
tors, and lost largely on the late decline
in gold. The consequence is ruinous
failures, and disturbance Of condolences
generally gal SO g4 .aae4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
GROCERIES.

NEW RAIsINS. y
IN 30 boxes and half boxes Raiaius, and
h s. RUsToN A 90.
EA BOXES uHEEsE-ExTRA HAMBURG
~ received by II. .. HUSTON co.
INO PACKAGES ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AOO half barrels aud kits Just received BY
h, 8. RU6ToN &0O0.g
100 DOE COVE OYSTERS RECEIVED THIS
1OO day by Il. .. RUSToN q co. Z
GRREN APPLES.
VI 50 bbIa ane Winter Apples for sale by
na9S r. q RHsTnN A m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

so D6- Remember the Sheriff s sale of
sound and damaged corn this morning
at 10 o'clock, half mile below the Bo-
diam Mines. A good chance for spec
ulation. .fssisfiJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

b4- Probably no city in the Union
contains as many bad boys as Louis
ville.-Lotsisrille Democrat
We'llput Madison against your city,
according to population.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
MEDICAL.
This Institution i Permanently Established
Evansville Infiwmary.
EYE, EAR, AND CANCER CURE,
No.I45 Main ST., Cor. Fifah.
Instituted by


Instituted by
DIR. LEOPOLD DELACEE,
Professor of opthalmios. Medicine, and ocular
and Aural Surgery.
NO ADVANCE PAY REQUIRED Oh ANY
RESPONSIBLE PATIENT. t.
All that suffer from acute or chronic Sore Eyes
can obtain a speedy cure by applying early for
treatment.
REs- All surgical operations warranted.
Strabismus, or Crossed or squinted Eyes
Strengthened In moments time. Call immtdt-
atsy and have your eyes strai ghfened. he opera
fion ID 50 desicately performed b. Dr.. Debacee
that there Is but little or no pain experienced.
Every case warranted. no pay required OF the
resp Jnsible until cure Ia performed.
All diseases Of the Ear, ii presented In curahle
stages will be cured. Thousands Of the Deaf
can be caused e hear, by applying 1T ths Rye,
lsar a Cancer Care No. l4o Main street corner
Diseases contracted By seif-A Abuse, or Sexual
Abuses, resulting IN nocturnal spontaneous SEM
inaI emmissions, or chronic Organic weakness,
ETC., etc.
Cancer or Cancerons Tumors
Rxtirpated or cured BY local or general treat
ment, when presented IL eurabls stages. No adj
vance pay required Of any responsible patient
No pay asked unless cure is accomplished. Call
soon, so as 10 secure treatment
- All private diseases eureG satisfacforly, or no
pay asked. Private treatment can be Had b aP-
plying at the Eye, Ear AMI Cancer Cure, al NO.
las Main Street, corner Fifth.
II residing IN town vicinity, medical refer
eau bs had at home BY addressing a uote % Or.
DeLaoee, at the BYE, Ear and Cancer Cure No.
l45 Main street, corner Fifth.
ALL CASES Considered STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
fsS- Every description Of surgery sn the Eye,
Ear or Cancer will Be done deiicAteiy aud scienti-
feally AZ the Eye, Ear and Caucer Cure, No l45
Main Street, corner Fifth my4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08


sa- It's always qualification to US
to learn of the prosperity of old friends.
We we're much pleased, therefore, on a
recent visit to Cincinnati, to witness the
immense business doing by the Erm of
Foster Brothers. From morning till
night this large store room is busy
hive. Goods in immense quantities are
received and sold. Their sales have
reached the large figure of 500, 900 per
month, which, Notwithstanding the small
profits the7 make il point to realize
on their purchases, yields them hand
some income. The enterprise and public
spirit of these energetic Evansville boys
are deserving of success, and we rejoice
that they bid fair to obtain it. + -. = I. : (.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
Madison Co1tri,

And we'll put New Albany against
both your cities, and beat them easily.
NeaO Albany Ledger.
Very complimentary to your Juvenile
population, gentlemen ! The result, no
doubt, of bad parental example.
We have few very bad boys in
Evansville, hnt most Of the children
here are sent to school, where, in add
ton to the usual branches Of education,
they are taught morals, patriotism, aud
self-rsspect Establish good schools in
your cities, gentlemen, and see that
your children are sent to them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

WANTED Six House Painters, to
whom good wages will be paid.
Apply to TuRsooK a. SLAUGHTER
Fmy4t3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08


B6- The New Albany Ledger says
that very unsatisfactory state of affairs
prevails at Louisville. Many of the
merchants and banks we're heavy gold
spectators, and lost largely on the late
decline The consequence is numerous
failures and disturbance of confidence
generally. Mercantile firms, we under
stand, suffered chiefly from individual
operations of partners, but while they
did not speculate as firms, all the MEM
bers of the firm, in most cases, specu.
latedi na h +.
We have no sympathy with gold
gamblers. Their hopes of gain were
pridicated on the hope and expectation
of a prolongation of the war, and dis
aster to the Federal arms. They were
betting against Uncle Sam and have
lost. Can any one regret it?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

r. o. & N. RAILRoAD.--We notice a
marked improvement in this great tho
roughfare since It came under the charge
OF Mr. .Griswold The road bed has been
pretty thoroughly repaired and ballasted,
and is now quite solid and smooth. The
rolling stock has also been increased
and repaired, until it is both reliable and
elegant o The large passenger ears are
a positive luxury One can travel in
them for days and not feel so cramped
and tired as in a similar trip usually in
cars on the narrow guage roads.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed administrs-
tor Of the estate Of Ebsnezer Browning, iste OF
Yasdsrburgh county, Indiana, deceased
The estate is probably solvent.
mys-3ww RICHARD BROWEIHG, Adm'r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
FINANCIAL.

The Ninth National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW FORE.
CAPITAL, 81, 100000, PAID IN.
FISCAL AGENT OF the UNITED STATES
AND SPECIAL AsExT FoR Jar COOKE, suExgEIPTroS
viii Deliver 7-3O Notes F,,ee
Of charge, by express, in all parts Of the country,
and receive in payment checks on Sew York
Philadelphia and Bostcn, crrTsut@ bills, and al
i've per cent interest," notes, with interest to date
OF subscription. oRDEEs sent BY mail will be
promptly nIlSd-
This hank receives die aceounts Of Banks and
Bankers on favorable terms also of indfvid uaIs
keeping New YORK accouats.
e J. 7. a1LL. cashfsr. J.U. oRyIS, Prss,t.
m6-3md
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
DRAss BAND INSTRUMENTS.

A set Of second hand Rotary.Vavs Brass In
alrumonts, nearly new, for sale by W
WARREN h CoNNNGToN,
aQs aen No, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
Local Notices

sarFarewell benefit of Bella Golden,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
Also, 30 by 100 feet adj oining

win One Story Frame House eontaiafng four
rooms. and O stabies etc. y Eg
AIgo, fne BufLDfNG tor, OF lots, on First
street, nearly opposite st. Paul's lEpiscopaD
Church, rs feet front by 100 deep. by fsr the
most desirable lot for ane family residence, ior
sale Ia town, slfi..
TttIes 10 all the above PERFECT. Terms easy.
The chance very seldom occurs TO bny desirable
property so convenient 70 bnsiness ~ the above
8. r. GILBERT, ,
my2 No sycamore sfeel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

s~ There are. now in the European
market, it is said, between three and four
hundred millions of our bonds The.
greatest portion Of these bonds are held
By German capitalists and by the com
mon people for investment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

~ LOVES SACRIFICE Tonight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

ssrBe sure and secure your seats for
A. x,txbt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

A HANDSOME, FIRST GLASS OPEN BUGGY
n nearly new, with u set OF good Harness, For
sale or reasonable terms. Enquire nc the canal
Mills, OF la27-lwl JOHN Ghls0.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

FEW more Jeff OF those ebeautiful lots on
"A Gum Street and its extension, which I will
sell 10 persons who wish 70 improve. - -, 4
JNO j. oHANDLEE.
LARGE HOTEL IN ROCKPOHT, IND
~ FOR particulars apply TO the undersigned, 10
Rockport la29-lm1 J. DUNCAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
SALOON.
PICNIC.
PARTNERSHIP.


b To the Public.
IITE HAVE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w In bIlainessohF fOEmef partner, Lieut. Jas.
W. Yiekery, who, afssr three years. faithful ser
vice IN the army, now proposes TO serve the good
people Of Evansville With nice FRESH FAMILY
GROCkRIES. We return our patronizing friends
our sincere thanks, and hepe, with the increase
IN the firm, 10 receive an increase Of patronage.
The firm viii be the same IS heretofore, Yicksry
Bros. JOHN TICKERY,
my6 SAM'L TICKERY.
HAVING EsrABLISHED A BRANCH eF
III our house up the Rxifroad, We have inereas-
ed supplies tor getting supplies Of Eggs tutter,
Maple sugar Ae-s *. VI Yours respectfully,
my6 .as..zzss..s,-,... ,YlckER4 Bros
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

C,TEAM BOILER - FOR SALE AT THE
- vanderburgh Wooden Mills, Evansville, an
No. Steam Boiler, as good as news 10 feet long
by AZ inches diameter. Enquire Of ..s-
sCHAEFER, RTMBoTH A Co,
Franklin hvenne, near Pigeon Creek Bridge.
M29-9w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
With all the Furniture,

II desired. Ground, 80 BY. $50 feet fne Grapes,
Peaches, PeaTs, Cherries, Aprieotss flnms, oie
en- the premises. A flre-proof brick warehouse
extends across tke on tire rear. house elcp
uudsr the came roof. Alloy graded and paved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
TWO DWELLING HOUSES
One Splendid BUILDING Lot.

8glAsp
, 1865-05-23

I'm licutcnaut In Gen. Dukes command.
i wus on The raid last June In EeutreEy, IN 1er
Genera! John II. Morgan; I, and all crcept two
O, three commissioned ofacesf, were take1 ps.so1-
CTS: eut, nndtrg good opportunity while hetns
the esIh ofa citizen: ! attempted to pass out
through the ironntsins. but, nnoink that In.
puesio.c. ano naf1o"iy escaping two or
course. portb. and went through to Canaaa.
By The atslst1nce Of Colonel j. r. Holcombe
I succeeded In making my Way roand through
the blockade, but hayfng taken the yellow feyer
, 1865-05-23
RfE6CLAAIATrD
Southern Ports Opened to RoreIgD
Tade-Truue HextFlcxivnx Removsd.

By IT, Prrs'd<at Of TIE I1afttd .sY1tts.
T1ESEAs, 81 proclamation pf the President On
The u!l dsy Of April last certain posts OF tie
;. rnttcd st::cs th;tc!n SPECIFIED which had pre-
iettt Of public ea.rty dec'a1tdi4 cunSosuit: dlth
prvicDs special 1+sss.atton Of Congress, to be
c:osed nsa;nst :oreign comraerec; sd
tiuec occurred which tn my judgment feu1er it
czpeGient 10 remove thst ss-st11cton cscept as to
ibe ports Of Galveston, 1ayaccs1 BrAzos, DeSal-
tia@o, polnt label md BruwnsTil1e, III Ihc state
Nov, therefore, he II Known th.t /, Andrew
johnson, President o! the Ctitsd statcs, do hc-e.
u nbove, thal te opeS to fusa,sn sonmffe f5nIa
=na rsttr lhe fret Of Juy, end that Commercial
ioterceprse With sAjd po,t may fro.p tna: fine be
sa,cs md ,s Tartn:nee u sssn y 1csn :nt aoas =
nay be prctcEibed By the Secrstsry Of the Treas.
NY. IT. however. any vctsel from = iorcstn port
pers s. e o aes nj, eanpsp to
se held liable TO the Iehalsts presctlb"s hy tlle
act of Congress approved on the lstn Of July, l>',
4rd PERSONS On bof1d oi her 70 such penaItscs a.
trading os astcrpttcE to trade With tie cacuy
], Andr, Il JSilnton, President o! the United
statss, Do teIsky deelare saa n,ks kaown ut
GROW to al per- ons trad!1g o. attempting to trade
IL vio1h.jon Of tie iaws hereof, all be!1ccre1.t
HEhte aEd privileges: and gre nouec frosu tns
tiste u tiik trocal1l lion al such nhrnotze viii
be held ard dealt with tf rrate=.
it's aleo ordered thht at restrictions upon
trade heretofore imposed IN the Territory Of the
thoec relating TO coptrsbsnd ofwsr to reservation
at ttrhts pt ire United Stafee, TO property pur~
clssts In the Territory Of the enemy, and To = per
& nt upon purehase: Or eott9n.-a.e removed; Cd ~ M
rer1{lt into r5cct, under kFrper oftleer4.
In witness whereof have he!eun'o fct n1y
hapd, nhd caused &he seal Of he Dated 9tatts 70
bc lrxed Done At the city OF Warrington. this
cod Il ~ nf Nav IN the yekf at Ouf Lord fE63 and
, 1865-05-23
Tho treuf HeHieW--1nimeu.e Crowds
tn NuslsanE&on-G>fepn pnratIrns Tor tIaa
Event.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TElhunc.i
WASHINGTON. Nay u.
The preparations fnr Tho esand .d1ep1ay sec
nearly completed. The Army cf the Potomac,
Which occupies the time tomorrow. has been
moved to the positions assigned, 20 to be ready
To fnke up the line OF march promptly at the hoar
assigned
Tho crowd a1re.5y here Is immense. Every
train arrives hesyi|{ loaded With people who d..
tlre 10 witness the dtrp1sy which will be unpre-
estentea in our hltsory. sud The HE Of which
eIce;s faye becn o1sed Viii solaIcrs Il % eanpa iss
as. pst I'd sa.r*s EfRs's se snS be to ran 1as
1lpE Of taoc.snta Of arEy WAGONS moving
thr!neh or .,rrets has hcen heard from daylight
until oa1k. Eret5 fvot q room IN th: hotels IA.
crowd NC to dad shelter from the oater ar i
hard to b: resizea; sleeplsE aceon1nodatioas
s{sn Rpa aalts sna fSos .rs Pfs
have been erected = two on tho
= no,,L II. s;; sds ro,. q ,ns assnp:, L. ItoD.
tor Tho accnun modnt'on Of rhe b!.h military and
Civil ofcers. md two by prvnie contributions for
the treormtdas!9n of tbs soldiers fsom the hos
fffa]s Who are sh|e TO bf present. and for Other
citizens. In addition to theee, standt have been
ereet*t 1t other favorable points along tie route
he naso n ); w e eo.:d eoS o.,
and to-mor1ow in order 10 give ,he employees
chance TO wlt1tets The display. Both days will be
eeucsa1ly Observed here Is holidays, and very
littie huslnets Will be dore uut,l the demonstss-
1iou Ia oxef.
NEW YoRK. Msy IA tpeelsl dispatch to the
New York FoSf, ctAged Wa'kttrtou. My "a, ssys:
The carI Ael for the pri.oners In the Cun.p1r2cy
H:al, have summoned about 2u0 witnesses. Tha
Gig IL crowded 10 osetaoHing by persons to W.T.
aete the review.
The average psy due e,ch eolficr IL $a5o, aud
the government IL ready 10 pay or and discharge
every mat. IL bot1 armies.
Shxs,lan kves to Texan with orders to destroy
SD lay WASTE, II the rebel lofces pctslet In holi-
itE out.
The North carnltna Delegation arc harIcg .as-
iafIctory interviews with the prtss.cut, who Ia
uGn Of tlayefJ. as a condition precedent to res-
ttrstien uf civil power In the Stats.
Gen. Banks w3s not removed for suy political
him for military retsoue% and refuses to diecpss
The quts susn Of Reconsideration.
, 1865-05-23
BANHS REMOVED 81. GRANT
FOR MILITARY REASONS.
Gen. Logan Assigned to the
Command Of the Army
of the Tennessee,
Gen. Sheridan on His Way
to Texas-His Instruc-
+ tiOns.
PREPARATIONS F0R the
GRAND kEViEW.


iGpccial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tr1aune.l
~Asu1Soros. May -.
The Itie1ncon session OF The Committee fos The
tsial ct the atsaseias as qa1se httet a*ng to the
Zoe arrival Of several Government witnesses. At
four O'Clock The Commission adjourned until ten
o'clock tc morrow. Thc.c Is uo probability that
at that time the wfEcsses can be brought 10 The
court room, as every one Eeens determined ta
nilness the military reyieE th4t will be gong on
Ill ny. it l. likely, therefore, that the Conris-
hui. will adjourn u1iI Thus>t,y.
tfest Of the testimony this afternoon was ork!ty
cumulative upou .he vifit. Of Booth, Payne. Atze-
rord and otherf q! the cnnsrtratnrs to the hoass
Of Mrs: Su7att, aud ae % the position Of Harold,
Arco1d, sptn:scz end o'Lauph1in. NJ new fsa
cut ees ance:.nK directly the prisonrr. a.
~ excited y The FFodaetion q tic IL
vas found smenG the archives Of tue rebel War
proportion Of tne writer 10 ia she county Of IL
csltEet, 1y esfaEeipa ,ns thea. Eao m 70 hare
been cntTta.led tT JeG. n1v1s+ ard hs-1lad d1rec-
o hta private eecretary TO refer the matter n the
whrn the rradsne .. he letter vas cope!adsd 80
anoih'e r1u!mnr OF horror, v4s hs.sd ttom
Ill parts Of the room, especially among the 1sdics,
:et % oa tefR 6osiis:s eas sSsas + shaas " 4H9 Th
AZ sty tine entertained the iIes
ofussssefntting the president snd lie heads
departments. ind Its 1tDp0rt4ncs WIS eohnnccd BY
the 1sct 1lat the feftTencts bF uaris to
his Secretary Of Wnr was d1ted Ia
l,ecrmher lxat. Ut which :ttae It lsa
keen clearly proved thst Booth and some
OF hts organized Colfederstea were actually en-
ruped and plotting for the rauider Of Sir Lincoln.
The Introduction Of The letter e.t15llelea The fcs
beyor.d any toutt II it be Cood for no other pur.
Iose. that DAVIS was not only capsola Of
eu'crtstrinc propo.nls for aa.arstn,fDs onF
Prcsldent, buI waA wil1in. to tEEat win toid-
h1oodcc v1'latbs for It's accomplishment TIE
lux IN the cham Of evidence thst directly con-
sicts Uooth and the prtaonets In an agreement
il: Seward, bus not sscn Produced ID
the tEs1+ hut Esy, ~ ,. be offered
WAsnrNGToE, 1sy e2.--Ihe Court today ex1u-
lEec wii.eta In secret session, when ii: dpors
OF Tic Court 1c1e cprEed. The evidence tnkcn
Oh Saturday seas read. An unusually large narn-
brr OF tpeet etators. including 3 number OF ladies'.
we're pr tent Judging from theis actions and
foL'fpuous f&,kfnr. Ley were most interested In
the appearance OF the prisoners.
x1.s r11z rATR1Ck's TESTIMONY,
Miss Ftz Patrick, who ree,9cd Ct Ht4. Eurratt's
IL the nonth Of March, testified to having Eccn
il hn Il. Sut7at'. Booth, Afzcrodt Ind Payne there
together, the tstt named giving the name of
Wr5d. She accompanied Surrau end Parma 10
Fcrd's theatcr: Booih came into tho box
Tho Court here tuok a Feceee.
, 1865-05-23


ST. Lots, May e.
Pods gang Of gneril!sa, who surrendered OF
Saturday, are the sane rho lately committed
der1eda1ipns on the telegraph wires near Le1lng-
ten and the outrage st K'ussyi1!e aad Holden, on
the exteusion Of tho Pacific Railroad. Their sur
Col benny, Ii. S. H.. reports from Glatgox,
Mo under GaE Of Nag e1sI, that the rebels are
coming 10 thatt place. sar1etdering Themselves
and giving up their arme. and hosees.
The following d.epatc1 hsY been received at
headquarters. The Colonel Tag.o. p men,ionEa 10
whsektIA ta Southwest Aisiontt nut Sorthwe:t
Fonr SCOTT, Lay -.
ulnry Taylor has agreed 10 ths terms Of spr-
rtldc.. md has i1en b,a own parole, ard IS NOW
engaged II making ont he nece;sasy solis faE tAe
IcS, Sd Wiscoltin cayslEy, IL the officer desfs
natfd hy nc to receive tue parole Of officers and
ntn. Co. Hsts. 1s1h Eapss. cavalry, has dong a
adens thas thc surrender of Taylor Will be Tie
border. REM. u, .MIIcuEIL,
Vim. Jarkson, eon Of c!aIa. jackson, c,p'ain
Woods ard few rchel psivates, surrendered to
our forces at Glasgow, on FsidaJ last, and took
4 rs1olta rebei Officer, named Russell, la:e of
Saturday eye1lng. taId hs beleuxe1 to TIC
eG so9ny e. 6uoa
PIE eliza. and saia Il there were any auch drink.
sng at TIC bar that we're pot gentlemen. he wished
1hes vcu1n wait III he got through Ne drew
rcynlfcr On tie har-Eetpek because tile lattaE
would rot tske Confederate 500 t1Ll. On being
committed to cell IN G.ssios pr1son.
from Ea.tport, Miae, last week, aud is now quar.
tert d At Bcr1on Barracks, Is composed Of tue
following ssgmehts: The 12th Tctp:ssee easst-
~ Lent Col. E11Nan; 11ill ludlsu2 cavalry, Col.
Eparrow; I'd Ilsinofs c1gnlry, Col. Carnahan: 1sth
Missouri cars.ry. Col. Oliver Wells. The brigade
is te,nc newly e4ripped and mounted. Tor IN cx'
peeltipc either to Texas or over the Platns+
, 1865-05-23
MQIfs for the South.
JEFF. DAVIS In PETTICOATS,

4 Phote graph Of JeI. Davis, showing how he va4
captured tn Fe:ticoss.. ~ should ~. It. ssmpl1
scat by MAl post raid for s cents Or I! Per dozrn
Address c. !. BRIGGS, 14I Dea.boru.ss tnlcaeo,
llltcnts. .sz rny.0v:1! 2rnet
NOTICE.-The creditors Of the
l. Y "Testesn MsEIas and Fire Insrrnncs Company
aIs Eeque,ted to meet on THURSDAY. 2Al Inst, as
The Comistee chos.n by the depos tors at previous
12eetlng having eoNa'eied thel. !aho5 wtn ko&ka
nE&1ttpoEf. J. II. NCTfEEEH, Chairman. :,
mYSs134l.It -
, 1865-05-23

Im1ADE1ru1A. Mty :3-Tle .nbtcripiions to-
1slrcr.l.hfd to jay Couk~. en'ecApslor sgsns,
anGuut to f1,s< u. 7le largest esnsle WefNsn
futsctirtioue ME Sle5, ,Gs' from the Fourth M
fiuca1 snk or CINCINNATI: f1st 10, ircra ii" Fast
Na,torni B-nk ey l1ttshufrh: S8.inH' from :hc
First Nattorrl Datk OF Dcs MtEne-, 1nw1; 65n,aN
nom tic F,rtt n.t.ona! .ns of s.. f4ul M:pn. !;
ad t'Sm ne s1t1n nx ~ ~
81, a,toa from j. ". Gutst Cashier a b.lt,moee.
and tlIf.otG from tte Fret Nnttonsl Dank IF A.
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working nrn, making up poft'oas oi tue At6Fo
aggregate, ~ Il ,tS8
, 1865-05-23

1tappears that 5cd. DAVIS is not thc f,r,t
traitor thai las bctn betrayed by his b,o.s,
Aarcn Eur who after the failure of Lis
srbtuse u expire iu TIT Southwest, ATTEMPTED
like Davis. 10 escape through the South TO
thc Cu!: coast, VAS s'niia.ly betrayed BY his
snocltathe1. Parton. ii bis usa Of Burr.
eeys: "Though ''ie {aesumed) dress vas 1be
rude homeepnn Of the country, tue quick eyc
Of Perkins observed that hts boots were far
too elegantly shaped, and Of material much
TOO hue to accord with tue co1sse, nl-cut p4D-
falcons from which they protruded. The
captue Of The Duke Of Monmouth, af:er the