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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06

nv Had a quurreR r. ,rj-l ,rS4s5' lorsss, tis'
8 HNo!p "a 5.te3 etsss = at~2iE E,rE-3 o.,
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06

. o, O. r. SIMPSON.
NJ S'Af'0N N. g. G..P. SIMPSON.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law fomeroS'
Ohio. Office up stairs in the Court House. -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06

I EsTaria, my dear, said Mr. Peterscheerful-
Ely, ssistea ready 3 ,,ts. n Y
|SS ~ do not know, Yves the a.,swets sllave
been out all day attead ling neeting Il.
asOhs, very we'll never mind attending
mseting 81 afe resolve then te leave me
next Aveels Z ,ss VI stsS
| oh, Joe, Ismust wheng ann calledl
I Y es my dear, ,of course. Vel, Hniust re-
tsisn myself . ,suppoaes 4 by the VA dear,
Eshas it ever pccsmred to yon that Shall Do left
! d widower, with three chi llfcn think lam
III hand man yst, ny y X Y &
K Aad DOB walked np 10 the glass nan his
fingers his .hairss und pulled iap his
shirt collar wv. - ,ss.A ss 56ss
q AIaria boxed dsqp ratheia surprised Y 4 u
( q \ 8SI| 4 IS! 4 \ a ~! !!'aa isle as aa - !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
lookers-on
The Trial Of tns consp,r.tor..

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Court
met at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Mr. Aiken said, as the Government
found it convenient to close its testimo-
ny at this trial to show that a couspira-
cy did exist, but not with special refer
encs to the prisoners at the bar, he
would to morrow be ready to go on with
the defence, AZ he vas not disposed to
waste the valuable time VI gle court.
Col. Burnett, Judge Advocate, said
that sthere were four or Eve witnesses
yet to be examined with reference to
the accused Some of them were in
Baltimore and some in this city; but
they had not been able to cross the line
Of the military review to reach this
place,
The testimony taken yesterday waa
read.
Mr. Ewing made request, which was
granted, TO have his former statement
snaended so it might appear that be had
asked that all the testimony against the
accused. be introduced before the
commencement Of the examiuaiion of
the witnesses for the defence However,
hasing no objection that the testimony
as TO general conspiracy, might be
hereaf.er introduced by the Govern
ment
Judge Advocate General Hall briefly
stared the difficulty of procuring be st-
tendance of witnesses at this tia and
sf'er brief consultation the Court sd-
jou ned till Thursday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
New York Markets.

HES ToAK. Nay a.
CoTTON-Duil; Csc for MiadIink
TLoUR-More active, and is526e better OF
common grades; e59s IS for Extra STATE IS
81 90 3 common Roan 10 ? Ohio; s0e3s 90
Trade Brands; the market closed fra, slth no
sslIs $ At inside quotations.
WHIhkT-HeAFy and lower; Western 90.
WHITING. l hrmi Milwaukee Club %.
1000 bush prime Winter Red Western sold at 70 /;
Amber Michigan So
RfE-puIl.
coRE-sesroe and sgsc be ter: &C for yellow
y o. white 7097s; lev Mixed Western 1880
s0e99O for western yellow
oAfs-opened l92e better, aud closed dull aud
lowsri Western 81 el0s-d very much unsettled
RICE-Ffrmar.
C0FFRE-ouist and arm
sUGAk-Firmi lSe for POf o Rico; 100 4lis<
for Cu6a &uscSvadO; Hawai- 49,
aoLAssEs-ouiet ard steady; prime e59s7.
NOoL-Qntst AZ l0A15.
PETBoLEUM-A nftie hrmsr; 3f3< for Crude,
1870 for ksfaed IN b5nd. ard esas3 for free DO.
POKk-LOwer and more active y 75@13 p
for new Mes. closing AZ - rs regular way; - 50
AL o. for Isss and &c co, cash and regular way,
closing 20 50 cash Is 1913 90 far Prime, and
l5 oo9lT 50 for prime Mes also rs brls new
Mess fer May. Jane znd Jals, sellers aud baysT's
option, at = 0o9-2 Is, and Lbs bsls prime do.
or June, sellsr's optiOu. st i6 70.
BEKF-steAdy; loGI8 .or plain Mess. l2asis
cur MEATs-DaH; Is@Il for Shoulders. ard
BICOS-DuH; Cumberland Cat 49,
LARD-FirEnsr. a. f5alS
BUTTER-DuHi I44A fer ehfo; eo9ss for
state.
CHEZ E-ozisi, st ios9I6.
MONHY-Easy e per cent
STERLING Firm Fea5&7I To-
GOLD-sirmsr; opened a. s1sS. advanced 20
I y. sud ciesei ~ ! g
z. 5 STOcKS-Quist AID sFm; s. OF 81, reg
sstersd, es1k; 5-29s, coupons, GSsS; DO, nsW
Iszus. os11zs hrss series T-3os, ~; One Year
Certificates. -
sTDCks-Firz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

of colored volunteers, sailed for Arizo-
ma today.
The FIRE at MOores Flat, on the 18th,
destroyed ous-third Of the town. Loss,
500, 600
The Hamyau ship Polyuesian brings
Sandwich Island dates to the 18th inst
Some registering midshipmen Of the
British ship Clos, caused CREST feelings
Of Indignation among the Americans st
Honolulu By removing the national en-
sign from the American legation amid
their rejoicing over the fall OF Richmond.
The Captain Of the Clos compelled
the Midshipmen to restore the flag and
make a public apology, after expressing
his own regret At the occurrence.
The ship Monsoon, of Boston, was
lost at HeElaDd's islandsi on the lst Of
January.
The american residents, at Honolulu,
observed April 18th. as day for special
rejoicing over the great news Of the fall
OF Richmond. A procession was form
ed, which sang John Brown, and march
ed to the residence of the American
Minister, where patriotic speeches were
delivered. The greatest enthusiasm
vas manifested. Ia the evening there
were FIRE works and an illumination.
Late arrivals from China bring Hong
Kong dates TO March 29th, which say
Eothing Of the supposed presence of the
pirate Shenandoah in the Chinese seas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
TIE VERY LATEST
TrELE CRAP H..
Surrender Of ths asbefFieet In Ala

- 49, N[A - ANNA - = ia
bazAa-
h NEw YoRK, May 23.-The Herald 5
Mobile correspondent says the rebel
feet in the Tomhigbee river, consisting
Of twelve vessels, was surrendered to
Com. Simpson, Fleet Captain OF the
: the Vest Cult Squadron, on the sth inst
Two Commodores and $50 other Off
eers Of the rebel navy surrendered with
their vessels and we're paroled
Col George Deas, of Gen Bea1re-
CARDS staff, left in charge Of his head.
quarters az Selma, Alabama, has arrived
az Mobile, haying been captured and pa
rolsd He "a going North He ex
presses himself as disguised With the
rebel service, and says he has learned
from he sad. experience OF the past four
years the goodness as well "a the great
ness Of the old Union.
! 0 A large nanBef Of citizens Of Dallas
county assembled at Selma, Alabama, on
The 10Th instant, and passed resolutions
teu AssiiuFlthe Governor of Alabama to
cai the Legislature together, with q
view to the restoration of the State 10
her former position in tbs Union.
Judge Byrd, an influential citizen,
made short address, in which he said
the va bad decided two questions: Sc
eession and slavery, and both adversely
totbe South. BE counseled cancellation
ard moderation, and said Il greatly De,
pepded on the generosity and magma
himify Of the gictora, whether conciiia-
fion-aBd hsrmory would be permanent
and substantial These are the senti-
ments Of the people generally. v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

NEW YcRK, May 23.-The Herald .
Fortress Monroe correspondent says:
The immediate place of confinement Of
JEFF. Davis viii be the classmates, which
are rock-ribbed and arched mansions
within the fort, each well nigh eOnsti-
tuting fort within itself On the arches
of these classmates are mounted l5-ineh
Rodman guns The only connections
from the fort with the main land are BY
the nain sally-pors and a small postern
IN one Of the bss,ions, the wet ditch be-
ing spanued AZ each Of these By q drew
bridge which can be raised at pleasure,
thus cutting of all mmunication.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
NOTICE.
|. Onion Cironit Cnnrt

81. MaacAhsf agdinai Highlasd Coal Conspaav, and
y. p. Jafses, dc, d9dizst George Fasas. .kc
q Sthiv u NahISE ~ = o5oAnA ~ thksE CON
asn ~ h~haAicu sul.S ~ ~ sale AZ the
tf Asa1I IN NY ~ oe ~ eo9ey'
..- <esing ceaatSs~&ourt dsy) ON credit Of six,
Il, Swelye aua~. ghteen months the Coal Mines and
shree~ s-lots, which the shaft j. situated, ia
asa Gnion.o wn, UAion ceuRty, Ky, and the mining
privileges Of the Highland Coal Company under
all the lands isawes BY said coal companyi aud ON
Tuesday tho 9Th day OF June. 1865, at the Mines
yvtgr I'M Upiontown, win sell az public sale,
= credit Of months. al the personality belong
sing TO said ecat company, consisting OF Boilers,
Engines, Picks, Mules. sc, Ae Purchasers TO
,sixs5 beads with approved security, hayieg the
- rforcr and effect Of replevin bonds. lien viii
alaa De retained 60 secure the purchase money.
THoS. S. CHAPMAN, Com'r.
~. - na Louisville journal aud Cincinnati Com
.zss4 = sasroiai copy aud send bill mSl2 2od
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

GEN. sheridan in New Tork-AmAIrs
ga WAA Am GeOEg
Nav York, May % Gen Sheridan
snet - mast enshasiastiea reception ia
Ibis clty last evening. The street in
front Of his hotel was filed with dense
mass of citizens. The General was call
ed on for a speech, but declined making
any.
1heA Herald 81 Macon correspondent
says:
! The people Of theiaterier Of Georgia
are tapidfy settling themselves for con-
dition of peace. Forage aud provisions
are being brought freely to the places
bccapied BY the Union troops, and the
citizens are demanding convention and
'lshe RESTORATION Of the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

CINCINNATI, May 23.--Kingdan q Co. 3
Pork Factory Establishment, at India
apolisr~asdestroyed by FIRE last night.
Loss ABOUT 100000. Al
Fourshundred rebel prisoners in Ia.
dianapolis we're relieved yesterday after
taking hsEoath. 400 more will be dis
charged to day
IxDIASAPoLIs, May ,23.-The exten.
sive pork packing and Touring mill es-
tablishnent Of Kingdan 4 Co, in this
city, ttss Eargest~sstablishment of the
kind IA th0uWest, waa destroyed by fire
last night @sLosa$ 100000. Insured tor
about $2D0,9O0 principally in the Hart
ford Ere Lnsnrauce, Washington, Arc
tic, Atlantic andaHome, New York, and
HomeNCompany, indianapolis. 1t Is
supposed toyhavse been the work of an
ineeHdlary@sa
GoE Morton has suggested TO the
Secretary fSWar, thsPropriety of issn-
ing aagoFdsr that@all field, staff and Tine
officers, now. IN service, and about to be
mustered 6uF with their commands1,
VIDE have been promoted and commits
sioneazto higher grades in their respec-
I've regim ents and com panies, hnt who
Rave not bssp mustered into said grades
BY reason oftheiF commands being be
low the. tniRlm una strength, Do so mus.
tered 9a~ss Of the datsDf their muster
ont ~ N - E
II il claimed that the offieers have as
s1meda responsibilities and discharged
The duties conneeted with positions 10
whichslAey have. been commissioned
Tor meritorious services, and that while
Ghsir masteEip, a. proposed, wovld not
increase their pay, or in any manner
affect the Goverument, it would be re-
garded by them as valued compliment,
asmark OF appreciation and reeognis
ton oftheir faithful services ia saving
and restoring the country.
Theaco-o operation Of the Goyernors OF
other States has seen invited 20 secure
the issuance Of the order mentioned
- ~
The Cefenae OF the@Aaaaasans--sur-
- render OF &C. Clay
Nav YoRE, May 23.-The World
speSiel-of the 22d says:
ssfPhe counsel fertile defense IN the con.
spirscy trial have subpoeuaed witnesses
from al parts Of the eountry. They
viii number near $50
The following is the letter sent By c.
C. Clay TO Gen. Wilson, surrendering
himself:
aa LAGRANGE, Ga, May 10, P. ~
To Brevet AcD Gen Wilson, T. S f.
Macon, Ga:
GENERAL. have just seen 8 proclama-
aioE from, tha p~a~ssls.r.k ..f shn IT,fta,l
States, offering reward Of 5000 for
my arrest on charge of having, with
hothers, melted aud coneerted the muir
der of the late President Conscious oil
my innocence, l am unwilling even &c
seem TO fly from justice, and confident
Of my entire vindication from 20 foul ar
impatation, upon fall, fair and Impair
tiai trial-which | expect to receive
shall 60 as soon as possible 70 MacoS to
! deliver myself up to your custody.
Very respectfully,
~ 81 los 81 &C. CLAY, JR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
cola Market.

r NEW .YoRK, May 23.--Gold is more
active, chiefly owing to the active ex-
port demand. The purchases Of foreign
bankers bills TO cover exchange, have
been unusually large this morning The
premium 81 one time touched 1872
The Tribune says that Gen. Banks re-
turned to New Orleans with sincere and
avowed reluctance. Regarding the war
as virtually ended, he wished to resign
and retire to private life. He fingered
in this city until the latest moment, with
hope that his wish would be gratifed,
but it WAS not, sndfhe was directed by
Secretary Stanton not to write to the
President again on the subject.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

SAN FRASCIsco, May 22-General
Mcdowell has convened q military com
mission to try the pirates under.
Hogg, alias Euson, was arrested in
November flast, of Panama, While a.
tempting 10 seize the steamer Salvador.
They were brought here on g steam
frigate some months ago, aud have been
senfued at Fort AlbAtfos, ia this har-
boz The proof of their guilt is said to
be 1rrsfragAble.
Three companies of the 7sh rsgimsns
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
To Steamboat Men.

We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in a'manner
seldom equsIIed and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentlemen, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

"a A PhysiOIOgtcal.V View on AH arrIageI
-OontAiIing nearly 800 pages sna $50 due plates
aud ssngraViE. OF The Anai9ay Of tba HuHlsn
Organs In e sfatsof Health and Disease, with q
1ressise % EaEly Errors, Ia peploEaliIe Conse.
thoris Plan Of TEoatment--tha oEly rational and
.uccessful mode Of cure, as shown BY the repsre
Of cases treated. A truthful adviser 20 the mar
ried, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
lertain dopbts Of tasir physical eendifion. SER
free Of postage to any adirlss, on receipt -
nts, ia stamps or postal c1rfenbss Nm address
ing DR. LA OROIX, No. 81, Maidea Lane, Albaay,
NY. go
The author may ? 9 consulted upon any OF the
dIseases upon which his aJpok tsssts, tffher per-
sesatiy or hy nail aud metisinss gut tohny patt
~ DC world ~ aaprlS, 3thdsH.s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Review OF the Armies al washing
tenn

review OF the AFmfea al w 0shtn8-
tenn
WASHINGTON, May % As early as z
o'clock this morning people assembled
on PENNSYLVANIA Avenue to witness ID.
grand review. The day is beautiful and
everything Is in the utmost order for the
march Of the war worn troops.
s The Avenue, At an early hour, was
washed By the FIRE department, so as to
have it bright and clean, and in front of
the Presidents house an immense stand
had been erected on the south side Of
the street for the President and Cabinet,
and for the gallant officers of Grant and
Sherman, who are to review the troops.
Another stand, on the north side. is for
the accommodation Of members of Con-
gress and others A stand is also erect.
ed on the square for wounded soldiers.
The houses in the vicinity OF the Presi.
dents house sre tastefully decorated
with flags and evergreens.
The route OF march is packed with
people, all eager to give the heroes Of
! the war hearty welcome. The column
commenced to move at 9 O'Clock The
| LIST being headed by Gen. Meade, follow
/ cd by bis staff. He vas enthusiastically
cheered all along the route, the ladies
waving their handkerchief At the
Capitol the children are assembled, who
distribute bouquets and loose flowers TO
the men as they pass. The soiled and
tattered flags of the soldiers are proud
oers Of the
/ Iookers-on.
The cavalry is the first in order 70
pass in view under Gen. Meade. Gen.
Custar bears a beautiful wreath on his
arm, presented to him at the Capitol, in
the vicinity Of the stands
At the Presidents house "a dense
crowd is collected The avenue is per-
fectly clear of all vehicles and the
march is uninterrupted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

-s fINHE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFORE EX
listing between 7. n. Street o. 4 T. Burtis.
undsr the nrm nAnae OF Street q Burfis. has this
b. aay 'been dissolved by mutual consebt, J. b.
brown and John Davis having bonghs the entire
"a fRtsrest Of j. T. Burtis in the above hamed frm
ll The Eholcsale and retail marble basiness VIII
hereafter be conducted the cid stand Of StTeat
- BuEtia. 13&hhAin Street, by 4. n. Street J. b.
browa and John Davis. under the 6rm name OF
traets Hr0vn q Co SshO viii pay eli dsbSa owed
% y Street q Burts and SELECT all claims due g.
+ Al ID. aa a myiSs Dim.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Cincinnati Markets.

GfscINSATi. Nay %.
DUR-Duil At 5 50 FOR supsrane.
WiEAT-Duli and unchanged
WaLaKY-Cannot b quosed with any degree
Of accuracy; 10 vas ofersa ~ o..
PORk-Msss declined 10 - 50g23 70.
BULK AEArs-Dselinsd 70 lls<a123<, sL4 20
LARD-Duil AZ II
OLD 309l 81
MoHEY-Rasy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DALI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
HOW'D IN TERRsTs

20 PHrsIcLISs.-n you wish 10 purchase pure
Drugs, Medieinss sAtd Chemicals at small cd.
-, ganos Eastern prices, 81 and sxsmine ! Nsss
- > wmfEs asock, where Jon w1l ana eveS sSi.
clio tAae % needed by the profea'lon, and pEaees
ID hhRa aaahat nli 90 give Satisfaction. Ths,r
49, - Store 10 1t No. "a Main strsat, nlaytd&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
ass ais-'a'a' WILLIAM REAvIs.
90 AttOrneg &C Law ana u. h. Claim
E'aaaA allH 10 #fHA AwamG

% htt0Fn6g ht Law ana u D. UIAIh
s'ssafa 1it 80 ""A Agent, 1Tfetu
ss Ia nuaAorIzsd By the oascrnmsHt 10 procure Pcu
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Beuhty Land
ClAssassfa< uoasKs Nad ether PHoPERrT destroyed
syxsr whilslu sf, ssrEIcuogfths aovsrnment, and all
claims 81 ~hatsvet And 81 nature Aaslast the
Quilted States. &
.llaantg ter discharged soldiersi
.T2fHs - emsaamsat % the Bounty Law. passed Al
ii - the Last session Of Congress, IAN soldiers or
a. EASE ashsr persons who shall srs tr be
Boa discharged within yeara from the date OF thnir
enlistment, by reason 81 wounds received In battle
shaIl receive the same BonAts though they
served two years" t~-''' ff
'~A Once s6X MAin Street. over Kellers Gun store
oppoalla the Court House, EvanzSilln, LndiAnA.
Correspondents must enclose stamps,
ea Geoa rsNrences given ifrsquired. Dhss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
MUSIC.
new lEEWA0sIcl NEW
MUSIC. @mUSIC.

IS tT,RANfp rRkMPl TRAMP. OR rus
Il = Prisoners Hepe." pne Of the Host
.sIDLEwILD Ser-nade. By l. &. MiriHFef.
go WAIT LOVE, UNTTk THEW All Is OVER.
IlNCOL6'S FUNERAL MARCH go
"MOuRNFUE SOUNDS In Memory OF
Abraham LineslR.. - ealA
= .AMKRMAIDsS SONG. plu RreEA ~zobessn.e
Fantastic. By @. KinkAEaa assss@slH 81 9Ms
For aAle by WARREN A G0MTNGT0G. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
DISSOLUTION.

llh 81 s<HNAE 0O-PARTEERSHIP HKREToP0RE
Ya 5ais exiEtng between the undersgned, nnder the
style of swestser Edwards, l. this dA dissolved
. 81 mutusl consent. Henry A.. Sweetser assumes
all the Liabilities, and Il alopo authorized TO cot
lact the debta due said irm.
The business will be continued At the old stand
by Aenry M. swsetser. 100 -a
So Il. H. N. swEETSER,
A. Il. EDWARDS.
NTsgI SAY 90 1885. p my2O,dlW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
SPECIAL MOTTO r
ATrue Story.


There dwelt IN thsasSamps gale, bilious tue
His muscles were szren zthless, his bl5of u sAs
chill; @
And the wife Of bis boasm bslfrAsd. in her pani;.
The husband she worsh ppss ~As hopsiesaIy ~
Seeking daily for Aslp, in hes ~ifsiy devotion,
All vaiBIy she tried pm aud pgwdsr Aad poiien-
TIL at last, when Prey 70 grtsf widest saOtidss
OF HosTETTER's EITTERs she heard from =
friend.
"a M
She purchased the eoTdiAls half hoping. half
fearing, - - s
A. Rrassf On her Up and a ssat Ga h-r eye; 3 -
And tAAilse his hands, With words kindly and
chrerIDg, zz 1a
Bszonxht HIN toe seaie Der sake to Try.
As he drank new ltfsthrcHEh his System ss-sstd
sailing, ua- -
EAcA 1aslo~ang drAughf did m fission o. healing,
Untglt saAanG in hsaarh and most grateful T.
fslins, az Z
he told the " true sEosy'' hsF6 vined Ints song.
49,
Il $40 proper 70 state that Che Bitters aye sold
excessively in glass. and nsFnRander any eirduEa
stanrss alF shn gallon on barFst Igpostors aud
imitstors ar sbroa ID. aud the only safeguard the
public has against thea IL that tie Bittsrs
they bay bsaEp the sdgrsvsd lsbsl and note Of
hand Of Masara Hoststter q ssaHth and tho COY
srnmsHt stamp over ths eorN6fshs bottle .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
SALOON.
TIcE.
Notice 10 ,ax.Payers.
LIGH BREAD.

Sweet Light Bre y d.
CITATIONS CELEBRATKD YEA COIN.
- pound, the vuEy best Articis Cor FAINT ,sking
: iDFentsd. These kes, WhsneFsr to-y have
eor1s la compositions witt 0thsE yeast cskss, hsys
II variahiy car led od the pFsmium-
The trade an b suppllsd 81 A G. y siicek's
Drug store, fo. 10 South first STREET., psaf tho
po2tnfi1.. Eaansvflla lad. a "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

Gold In New York.
NEw YoRK, May 23-Gold opened at
1919 and closed At 49, r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Davis 10 be sraed for Trsason.s

VASE NeTos, May % A special to
the Times says:
There is no doubt that Davis will be
tried in Washington for treason. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
The Grand Review.

The Tribune 8 Washington special has
the following:
There will be t~eutJ, 0ne al a. u -.
diers, 90 abreast, in the review on Tues.
day.
1t has transpired that the forthcoming
Presidential proclamation viii nos per-
NIT loyal negroes to vote
II Is said the superior officers of Sher-
mans army'are urging the removal of
Sec. Stanton, and demonstration of
displeasqre is looked for from rank and
file when they pass the official stand in
front Of the White House This, it is
said, would have occurred to Halleck in
Richmond, if Sherman had not warned
that officer not TO show himself TO his
soldiers
Sherman's official report win soon be
published II was written after the issue
of Stanton manifesto, and consequently
is quite rsey. He explains fully his
arrangement With Johnston.
Returning rebels are becoming quito
arrogant in Virginia Many ignore tbs
organization Of West sVirginia and the
naturalization Of Governor Pierpont
Trouble is anticipates from them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
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