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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Regular Report.
Capture OF Isham G. Harris.

New YoRK, May 22-The Heralds
Nashville dispatch reports the capture
of the rebel Gov. Harris, Of Tennesses.
Six hundred Thousand dollars belonging
to the State Treasury, the State archives
and all the State bonds have been cap
tured. s- ri
Published correspondence between
Gov. Brownlov and the officials Of the
Chattanooga Railroad, shows that the
rolling stock of the railroad is in good
repair at Augusta, including 25 locomo-
tiTea
The road to Dalton viii be completed
by the LIST OF June
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

Irritats and drench ths kidBsys, and By eonstAr
uss produos chronio degsnsrst IN and eonnrms
dissasa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
NrwnxRx. Mav1s-C;,;zsns who'

NEwsERE, May 1s--Citizens who fed
to the interior Of the State when the
armies entered NeTbern, are now re.
turning to pay taxes to the United States
tax collectors and obtain possession Of
their former property under President
Lincoln's amnesty proclamation. These
are a good class of people, who have
taken no step, as q general thing, Ia the
rebellion. AO|a
Eleven tons of documents and ar
chieves belonging to the late rebel Con-.
federaeY, arrived here last night, nader
strong guard. and leave her. this
morning for WasI ngton, where they
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Seu IOrk Noon Markets.

Mae xomx, nay n
COTT1N-Nirnnsr; EE3Ss
FLOUR-uuIi sna a. goptng; lOas IS aor sx-
sra STATE; 9 sal % f-sRoan3 Hoop b io.
wHEAR--Dall sna 6solining z - Or W8ter
BED Western.
CORN - Qnisa and steady; sseTa br Mixsd
Nssisrn-s. - :. $ g. - 49,.
! PoRk-Firmsr: xS - for nsW Aesa; n ~ Tor
, isS aud "a Do, q 20 f6r Prime F.
LARn-Qntet; 1918. - -...-s I ~
waISKx-DaII aRa heaxys Western g 90.
PErR0LEUM-oassty IS feF Crude. biseS2 for
Ksansa In h1nd. Aa6 n f0r frss ee.i.ral saa
eToCKS--netEer. s.lsaaar.e. sa
} 5ADSEY-& Per gent- rsaa4xN saAtE -
GOVT STOCKs--u. q. s aoa. registered. ioeat
io-sos, eoapoas. 95s sz21a. neu Issue, tcouPqnsl.
1Q1i< d. cf ISL. eozsees, los; o. % ", !.
G0Lp-ot<ns - = :, and sio.sd ~ fsii
TnaiAnA Troops 20 be mustsrsd oat
CIScIxxArI, Nay 22.-An Indianapo-
he dispate6 an shout thirty lAdiAnA
regiments viii, Sc mustered out within
two weeks - ssnf"4 aa4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
River ana weather.

CxoISsArI, May 22.-The river has
fallen nine feet two inches since Satur-
day. There is thirty-fve feet four
inches in the channel
Weather cloudy in part but warm and
generally clear since Saturday.
PrrTsBURG, May p, M.-River IA feet
by the pier mark and rising,
Weather clear and pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
ia lFoE the Evansville J0urHI
- To the AnHfeted.y


= where cas- get girl, pray 20 ;ycu know
Asks young Mrs DYbslhs of hsr ihs fFn4's sf
lFsir G frisna; 70 s1asGaas ci ieI 9
81 ann tired % death have looked high snd lew,
YET and i can get noae ElthoaE = 'Goa,sssnass
Bat 6od-ssndsl Jon aha0'@. srss act sent as- Of
=. 81 old, 49, s1 $40 ,Tas1as hsas
Eapeciaiiy these JET thsfs,s plenty arouna0
But Of thiss sure. you nsed not ts toldr slylg
As others have sugersd, 80 have y5d, I'lI b.
- BE- s DesAe ..s..s. tga sss- ssag ,sasaa "a
''rherss fresh tioossiag maids ffpds DE rals. ot
siss .ti kiidaFs,s 19ffsi eaf asfa cd
just scattered around By tAe hun esedoFs . oFs ,
And the IorlAndS Of Dutqhland have given thsff
share, rsi9
whils saeh smigrsnt sAiPl ssiiL briRes % eur
shsFs3 - eHss1 11EEs8
Scores Of eharmfHg and pretty .sGrissstfes
All fun Of the mysteries 0f toilstsaRd erqni, ~
whoss fairy like fingers oa6as Dc up ftlzsstts
With nnAfvelsos quiekhsss snd II atultnk "A
al8AdFsssilam kM s5a sssalaea
obi he tit-bits,' tbs dAiBtlss ,thsss arssturss
Z could make, ata al Ho11
II We only could get them -or tssp n4fs SsAs~
Bat just as we've learned them 20 stew Aada to
49, = 81
S1A7fsrH asszs SEA a41tfuE / 80
Our company Invited, We call--tksy are not
To be- fonna ON the place bItsa your iifs, no,
a8f =. not they, .1s -1sa tLia
For paThsps ys have scolasda tbs bgseuis1 wsEA
euad,rs.-a nnk Faagt
The meat wss undeus or the MIX turned to
81 Nsey- as4i ftlf8
That thsy,ss hsd. without WsiBiuE,s you Hssd
nqt bs fo!d !" a s.,fsr 5. t ,s.sS Ilae
MY aeaf sfrs Dobbins. I'li+sii yoa tie reAsOp0.
OF the troubles and trials you me AtioHDs above
AID hope all your friends will taks wsraihg ~
'iaa ssasbng .44-se ...---5 .-s "a
FoF my osHpsslis given thsm sniy IN l5fss
In all oshsr psscvs I'vs soJourncd Befors,p
Was required ~ character ',honest and trae-o
To bs borne An wrkiHg, olas at Ghs door -..f
The sns~ef wa, given, Td9aT tAiHk soseeH do. .
So gather together in eoneEsvs your frisnds,
And resolve Ia the nainei % your family gods,
Thstto Put down this monster - you'll en-
.pioy alfeids- q > saor,-g-ss So. bsi
To c0n4usE yon'HInght it. no % mattsF what odds
On your baHnerlwri,s " ChAraeter s'i Intl stters
q" otgoIs,sS44 wssa 9i.se4 ss..l -1u
And give fhem 30 know that bear itthey mus;
Uhfarl u aud fisunt II in their fasss 20 bold.
And tagpsyilI dAyeiope those whom 70 may trust,
htgFu liaassam TORRor YbU.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Additional Riyer Items


afGlf IIH - z9a eEEa
The Eissr 70 falisng very slowlE, whiis th-
wFahser coatinues clear. dry aud bot se
The AFrivl is this morning wsrs large. bet Iittl'
baslossa was SS6egT Tkass Insguds o. Rsb@rt
BuEns. @ncssnatl - shIsnphiss eutsFso. s>sh-
7ills to-K -KKaaRxsllA sad ihs Mahash river, L4ttle
tsssy EAxs. Hsnisrs0a ~ Lovirvlliss Lead u "a.
SAhyiils 10 EvAnsviiisi 4, y. DIX, Loalsvirs 20
Nsv orleans; Rob Roy and Lady rsShRlIa.
SAshv.as % CsabiHnsts: H4rsnM. CipeinsA 70
Nsshvilisi J. 2. wsbA, "a, Dsselsqn % EsArs-
vile DArllns, Memphis 20 oineinnasi.
The Burns hAd good trip fSr Msmphis. Aad 81
be boats aeatiusi Tor parts below we're veil
lOsasd. whiis thess sseelaiRg vsrs gsasfAiiy
light F-..-...... 49, ff.
The Lsni Lsoti had = slim trip. oapt, H.AIstt
reports ths CzmberlAnd "a having riaen seventeen
ssss dursag thu forty -sight hoars prsse4ing his
depArturs from NA.hviile. ..-..,.
The Darling passed np, with over .ooo bales q
cotton. Tor CineinnatI. and an Immense crowd q
people. The oineiHnAti boats eAffytns o ttou
At e poS2 80 Psr bale. Lsrgs gaAatiuss srs ar.
rlving AZ Memphis
The Gen. Andsrson will leave at , o'ciock, and
will furnish exc lisat socommodatioas 20 p@sssn
gers. Capt Dan olzrk and Billy LOwth are bsr
chief ofnensa llaa-- T.tl.t..E
Ths MarmorA Will not BE- nsrs tin 70 morrow.
The ElsanorA CaErsIi ~ill not Be hare nntil TO-
morrow.
rGs Lsni BsOsi win Isavs ZOE Sashsiils te-@or-
rev sfenAnEe IA uVe Nnn m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
The Nerth caFoaana Conservative
WAsHIxGrox, Nav 2l.--A special q

WAsHTxGToN, May 2l.--A special 90
the Times says: su ssma7f ssT sa
The delegation from North Carolina,
now in the city, assert that the party
known, during the war, as the conserve
tive party in that State, vas in reality
composed mainly of Union menl who
were corapelled 10 assume the guiss OF
Opposition TO the ultra advocates OF
secession, and that two years ago Gov.
Vance was elected TO his position as a
professsd representative Of that party,
bat that be betrayed those who placed
him in poSer by becoming the tool Of
Davis 9lihp i1q p lf 12FO 4.
The FIRST step taken in the North Car
olina reconstruction will be ihe apgoint,
ing Ofs Military Governor, under whose
call the State Convention shaltmfet and
devise measures for a proper amend
ment of the Constitution aud the cleo
ton OF State officers and members of
Congress. .--r.
Gen, Schofeld's new command virtu-
ally supereedes Gen. Candy in the com
mand of the Division of Mississippi
Gen. Candy has been assigned 20 the
command of the Department of the
Gulf, which relieves Gen. Banks, who
is ordered to report to the Adjutant
General Of the army rav @oaw l
The Department Of the Gulf 10 con-
siderably extended and will hereafter
include several States heretofore in-
cluded in other Departments This &C.
tion, so far as It relates to Gen. Banks,
is of a purely military character and is
not done as The result of the labors of
any investigating committee, or because
of charges preferred or pressure brought
to bear against Gen. Banks by the poll
tieians nov here. These parties have
not had an interview with Gen, Grant
and he knows nothing of their views or
wishes. This change ia the several
military commands has been contem-
plated several weeks. itdl bslsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
oFFIcE And RESIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets


cuxoikskrI. o., March. n, 1s6a
IhtH 4 q certify that We, The undersisnad have
been intimately ncQuAlntsd alth 81 VI, noyutnn,
~ ID. ffor ahout eight years During the last sin
ssars h hae been engaged "a = iaeratiev and sue
ea1sfai Psaeiics Of Medicine ~ this city. he
iaAEas hsra en- accoant of an health
We taha grnma pleasure In recommending hifa,
eaah sociaiiy End professionally. gentleman OF
sxoeileat morals. and occupying prominent po-
sltion e1ong the Physicians Of car city, Aud hope
Ae nnAy nucosea a. WELL elsewhere ~ be has done
atth "a na EFREkMAN. M. D.,
Protemor ef Surgery in Eciectic Medical Insti.
tute. ClacinnAii, o.
JOHN N. sCUDDER, MI.
Prosessor of the Theory and Practice ef Modi.
ciae On the Il. NJ Inatituta.
A 9TH. D. GARRISON, ND.
LAfe froseesor cf Chemistry and Physiology In
tas AhoNe ae4icel Institute. dccin-du
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Occupation OF Aaguata, Gae-Spoils
CAPTURED.

NKw YoEK, May 22.-The Rsralds :
Augusta, Ga, correspondent gives an
account of the oceGpasion Of ihat city.
Gen. Molinax, of n. a, took formal pos
sion on the 9th Of May, and found about
100000 bales Of cotton, $40, 0,OO0, 900
worth of ordnance and other stores and
$45, 600 in bullion. ear
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
The Case OF JsG Davis. d

The Worlds Washington sp~siRi says
The detention of JEFF. Davis al Fort
Monroe is in expectation that some time
will elapse before all the evidence Of hiG
completely in the assassination eonspir
acy have been collected. BE, will, IN all
probability, be indicted for treason
by the Grand Jury setting at Alexan-
dria. 'e to -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

NEw YoRK, May 22-The Nashville
special TO the Times says: II is reported
that Isham @. Harris Is captured. II Is
certain that some Of the State archives
were captured and AL the State bonds,
together with $500, 600 in specie belong
ing to the State Treasury. sloi1o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

A part of JEFF. Davis's specie train
was captured aud slSI 900 in gold vas
secured. - -1
The Savannah river has been opened
70 Savannah, and railroad eommnniea-
ton from Louisville, Ky, to Charleston,
will soon be completed. u. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

HUxrsYrLLE, Ala, May 81. Hon.
Jos. Clemens, Ex-United States Senator
from AlAbams, died At his residences IN
this city, this morning, Of congestion Of
the lungs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
MUSIC sTORE.
OCEAN TRAVEL.

- - s------ = =
gTlHE WELL EEOwS 4fAvORITE CLYDE
A baiif iron sertw etesmships Of me AEcHok
HIBEREIA, CAIEDCNIA,
BHfTAN NIkf- UNITED KIsoDOMs
zrs intspdsd y SAL fortsightly bsfSssa SsN
York and Glasgow.
Thsss stsansEsr xwrs ufsf especially for tbs
Atlantic trade, are divi1sd into EAtsr ana eLf-
tight eonpArtusnts ts, and are nttsa p - etsIy
respect 70 lus1rs the @ast ~ eoinisrt - -.
hle..ee a cas.en xsrs An exserisnes4 szrBeon
scoomn@nlss go ship Ths proyi iens viii -
prop4Fly eoaksd znd served IN nAnnfSea aaA1H-
w. BATES OF PAssA9E-
"a and fr5rn LfTsrpoo9, Gtnsgovs Dzbiins Bel
Cat. Lsoud0nesrTys &C. 80 LII. -. -.
~ eaVnbfs ID goa OF its squiya1s1t
- 81 Tfsh 70 Sod fsF thsff friszds can bag
sie[ss. AZ thess rates fron the AgsntS.
,snSHzm eBOwiina Grssns Esw Tsrk-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

FL0uR-Duii. e.s.-.s. a-.. - r''st
WHEXT-Red IS rIffss ri
ooRG--DulI Aad prices aso;iaIng. z
OATS-45a45c. LIGat
wHIsKY0DuII; no demand; hssasrs are ak
lug 0s. .
LPRovIsT0Ns-DuIl and prices ffrsxuIar; city
Mess Park cannot Be sold a. over e So Bulk
Meats dull and loser a. iz9fsc. Lard Dali 81
l7c'for prime city. r - -~--.. zasa.r-tr
GRocERIEs-UnehAnEsd. VITA AIR JobsiBg
BUTTxR-Dzli as z@3oo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
EsTABLIsHED, 1881
MEDICAL.
s. w. Bovnton. M. ID.

ATE OF CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
II permanent residsnt Of Evansville, odcrs
hh pro sastasal services 10 khs citiEeus oi this
city and vicinity. Frutn hts extensive experience
N ths Hospital aud geneEAl practice Of Medicine
Ane scr<ery IN the former city, he Feels eenhdent
p hls Ani ~ % cure many cAscs which have
sisted a ecsaAl modss Of troatmeut
~ PArttcalAT atteuticn given 30 ths treatment
sAmAia. such e Fever and Ague, Riiicus Fover,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23


sToNs IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
0BAyEL, BRfCK DCsT DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES
iRRTrATIoa oF THE sEuK or THE BtAD.
DIR, 1NFLAMATf0E or TIE KIDNEYS,
CAIARRu OF Tx BLADDER.
HTRAHGULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
uRfHATINd
Yer these diseases Il is truly sovereign remedy
aud too much cannot BE- said In ita praise. A sin-
gle eess has bssn knovn 70 relieve ihs most urgent
Az you troubled with that dis,rus.lug pain IN
tls email ~ the bsek aBd threaah the hipsi
tsaspoonfai day of the Consultation water wiii
rslieys you tike magic
d PHYSICIANS
Have loss sincs sives uP The use o buchn, eubebs
and tunipsr In The trrAtmsnt oi these diseases,
snd osly uss thea fof The vast Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wATER
Has proved Itself sqsAi 20 The tash that has de-
''i''a ap'a :" pruRrrro
Irritats sad dreBch ths kidBeys, and By constant
uss produes chronic dessnsrat sn and confirmed
IN DYsmENoRRHGA, on PAINFUL MEN
eTRUATIoN, AID mENoARH0IA,
Or PROFUsE FLowINo.
Both diseases arising from hnlty secfsii0n of
the menstrual aud-iu one oaas beiug too littls
aud accompanied By severe paip, and ihs ether
100 profass seer toe, which sii b. speedily cured
'fhs dIs-ass fnown a. FALLIEa or THE
WOMB, which is ths result of the relaxation Of
the llgamsuts % that organ, and IL known BY
sanss OF haasiueaa aud dragging pains IN She
bAsk and sides, and 81 times accompanied by sharp
--lancinating or shooting pains through the rarta
Abcisd, viii, IN al oaaos, b. removed b po med
ielns.
Thsrs i another class Of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
40 much ignorAnee, and Ia uins cases out of
Ten ths doctors do not really know whether the
symptoms ars tas disease, o. the dseaae tle aymp.
toms. We can only enumerats them hsrn.
spsak more particularly oi cold ret, pAipitstion
% the heart, impaired memory, wax fuiincsst
flashes Of heat IaBguoE, lassituds and diinnsas o.
vision.
SUPPRESSED MKNsTnuATIOE.
which 10 the anmarfisd hmf - u a constant ~
curing discass, and through ussicot the sesds Of
more grave and dangerous maisdisa are the ~ 1lt
I $50 81 nauth alter mouth passes without % o.
I fort balhk made 10 assist Naturs, the auIl -.
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually loses
her appstits, the bowels constipAtsdt night
swsats CONS on, and Ccasumption nnsiiy ends her
] career.
s~- For sale by - Druggists. Faos 81. -Ns
Wm. 81. 0HB0G Co, Pr0prleiors.
MORGAN a ALLEH, coneral Agents, No. 40
Tor ssls 20 Obiesgo By FULBKE. FINCH a
FULLER. lanzT-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

a Thing Of Beauty - n Joy FOr-
ever. Thess Who de-irs brifiisncy 0f e1npifHion
must purify aud enrich the blood, vhieh Helm
bold'a Concentrated EEtract sAisaparilla iuvaria
bly, does. Rso0il ct Il q 10 patent md elmo. Ass
for Bslmbeld's. TAke 40 othfr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
1I i'sf fBT TelesrAph.l uc-s
RAILROAD RECEIpTs.
tN To- aiA r.. a -. ~. a. saas

Mr. a. a. kkyadari fsat ~ saf fnee
Jas swanson, l car iumbers J y Glofer, ear
lumber; scAntiin son. cane ntii5 asghes
II bxs dFy kOsdsf bz maj Y. bES furni-
tire, bale sheetingi semonin, bEs booiss
L DtAon, 2 bxa buotss 1aqaeaE q bxs dry
goods, pkg mating, bx zoous rolls ca
pet, b.les dry 90 da Keller q waite, 2 bris
satpbar MorE n Z q 90. has boaas eesbit A
WI hx dry goods; Maeksy, 20, bx dry
ode; y Ellfott, . baiss carp wells,
Co, lttx hAruwarai schApker a b, bxs dry
goods, bAles DO. bale douaesti bks hats;
Rrsstoa Bros, lbx zadss, hhas snesr, 50 hxs tin
W dnghes 4 cen, bx dry goods Brovn.
bxs y ~ - = J vsnnsm.n, 3 bxn sugar sSehros.
ser. n brla smoking tobacco, b. doy ksrth,
bx mdse; Miller, > b1a paper snsiaksi BAN,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23

New YORK, May 20.-Steamer Even
ing Star, from New Orleans on the 18th,
brings papers containing some Mexican
news.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
'R6aUEarkas>M >MnrAa DIV or ruzl
7IIs5Is5IpPfl n tHe HeIuf n
Goldsbor5, N. g., April 5, 1865. j

Golds6or5, N. G., April 5, 1865
To His EseeIIency, Michael Hahn,
r GsgerEor Of LqasSstQng, NJ Orleans !:
DEAR SIR:aI had the honor to receive
lyouF letter rof March Sd, enclosing the
, engrossed copy of The, resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Louisiana, approved
March :, 1a65.--I will -pablish them in
general orders to fthe army, and think
that II win be d source Of pride for the
officers and pen 70 see the deep interest
that is felt in them BY the constituted
authorities Of your favored State.
gIthAnk you kindly for rceallipg to me
the events that attended me at Aiexan-
dria, at the outset of this war No man
mot actually present az the Sonth can
comprehend the tolls and snares laid by
old, willy, and mischievons traitors to
sdSnAre4hs y6ang and ereduloas. Truth
was perverted, prejudices kindled into o
wild passion, and false pride bkgotteD,
calculated to mislead the young and
even old men into belief that the whole
fabric Of Hear Government was weak and
toiteripgfeand was about 40 fall with a
crash that would ruin all who clpng to
its fortunes / cannot pretend to supe-
riorwisddm, but in the retirement Of the
! pine woods of Rapids Parish, my day
dreams still rested on the high seas, in
California, on the broad plains of Kan
gsas, the majestic Valley lof the Missis-
'-sippi, and. the Atlantic slopes, where |
had roved in former days; everywhere
reaIizi ng the fact that our general Gov
ernmen was kind and pateruaE and that
| its faHlts, If any, rose from an excess OF
ieniency and forbearance, and could
not Be1made to believe that itashould
yield tha destiRyl Of our future TO the
guidance Ot lhe7fsw discontented dema
/ gogues of the Sonth, or ita coneeited
cotton planters and negro owners.
% J. am willing to say, however, that
/ regarded the Constitution as a bargain
| that we of the North should fespec
I slave property, without going irtoits alb
stracf merits or defectass and, bad the
/ Southern people aijided By aheseSnmor or
laws and tribunals, would have fought tC
maintain snchpprop sbutth momea
they ignored the contract and appealed
4 to war, weywere oloDger. bound in law
I or honor TO respect that obnoxious spe
eies of property. As soon % warts over
believe that good men can readjust th'
-afaiIS-of the- country So that SLAVES viii
never agaiaFhe gbought or sold, and ye
the labor OF all be directed again to thl
4 dsyslotane nE of Abe Cvast Agriculture
wealth that hes in the fertile fields @
itheS9pth OH w I'm
! Accept my thanks for still co9siderin
I me citizen oF Ienisiana@ y and / be
you tofoster and encourage all its pativ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
SKIRTS.
HOOP sKiRTs.

d w -BRADLETfs View Pstent DUPLEX
EIlTAPTTC Tor dcuble) SPRING sKIET. ~
WEST, BRADLEY 4 CARY, Gate J. I. b o. J.
Wssf), SOLE PBOPRIETORs AND MAUBAC-
rBRERs, 81 GhamhAFs and p and 81 hhade
9HFs EvENTfoN consists o. Dapisr Ccr
tgol Iliiptie Steal Springs ingsuiously brNded
tightly Gnd hrmly together, edge TO edge, making
tisa toagbesh, most hexibls, elastic and durAbie
Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break,
lfa she singles prifgs, and consequently pFeserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twics - long as
any other skirt. e@ at
The wopderful asxibility And great COS fort and
pIeasure to any lady weaving the Duplex Illiptie
skirt viii be experfenced particularly I'D all
croEded assemblies Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, ChuEch Pews. Arm m-Obairs, for Pfomebade
and Honse 0rnAs. g. -ths Skin can be folded vhfn
In use to occupy smal Eiacs, ~ easily - sllk
or nstiAlin dreaa tiAGaH III sfi Ill &a
A Lady having snieysd ihs pleasure, comfort
and cohvenisDce of wearing the Duplex TlIiptic
Steal Spring Skirt foF a singls dag, will never,
never Afterwards willingly dispense with their use
Fer ChildreH, Misses and Houug Ladies they srs
iley are tfs Bsf qusgft IA svsfy part, and IN.
aasstiousbly the Lightest, Most Desirable, ton-
fortable and Economical Skirt ever mAas. -
FOR SALE IN all arst ella Stores inithiscity,
and throughout the United States aud Cas- ada,
tJAFatA de CatA n e1icos South AShsrscA, and the
West Indies.
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIo
ftfw TEHt-A M sKIRf-.g .g4IwOE l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
DENTISTRY.
1eDentaaoOard.

o HAVING IAssOeI srED WITH ME IN THE
B LII practise nf Dentistry Dr. A. 3. Jones, form
nerly Of CineinRath We w0uid announce 10 the p@o-
PIE Of EsAnsyille and syici nifty that are pre-
parsd 90 perform 81 operattons pertaining %
IDenfistTyi ia the most akillfnl manner Artificial
canites aad ns Regards beauty of Anisha Htyl and
naturaluess Of sRpeArAnoes We shaileBgs eompari-
son with work done heFs-Esst or Wet. .--4 =
We saIIcit shaEe Of pubHe pstrOuAzs. AZ.
s.TaF1N DIS. BIERB0WER & JONES,
'gYr,r Rcwms and g, Marble Hall,
.lI EvAt.srfLle, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-23
heath OF English Kings and On ems.


fWilliamthe conquererdied from enor-:
NOUS fat from drink, and from the Yior
lenee of has passions ,saasl-. .,sll e.asa
William Rnfus died the death of the
poor stags he hunted. az taas t5-1a
HenryTthe First died fglu tony. a.
Henry the Second died of. x. ibtoken,
heart, oeeasianed by the bad oonaact Of
his children.T nsaasH sadaBH h5dlls
Richard Cceur de Liou died like the
animal from which his heart was named,
by an arrow from an'archer.. ~ - Z 10 ais
John died, mo body knows h0Wii but 1t
is said ola chagrin, which We suppose is.
another term for dose q, ,helieb5 re, 2ssi
Henry the Third is said TO have died
a. natural death. alyik daefM fMaiioH r.sanl
Edwafd the First is likewise said to
havesdied ofga natural sickness 81 q
sickness which it would puzzle al the
college Of physicians to demonstrate, -
Edward the Second was most barbar,
ously and indecently murdered BY ruff
fans EN- plOyed by his own. mother and
paratnour..,,. v = z yoesaea ,....ea ba4s i
Edward the Third died of dotage, and
Richard the Second of stsrvation,i the
| very reverse of George the Fourth e.s' J
Henry -tAa- -ksREth s-saidulO-haEe died
''of fits caused lhy ypneasiness," aud un-
easiness IN places in those times was a
common complaint srarrrea41
= Henry the, Filth Is said 70 have died
iS'Ssoio 4 3 painfab afiie ton, prematntelyr
nas Us; - 2 ac@easy @ y " PnrAss lGr ss'ing rla
Han-s ,be SsSv,b d;.J inn H. . - ~