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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The contest over the new Missouri
Constitution, is beginning to assume a
bitterness of tone characteristic of 81.
Louis politics The St Louis Dispatch
gives list of twenty papers as opposed
to its adoption, and pitches into the ne"
instrument with yehemeEce that manis
tests an intense hatred for the docu-
ment. II labors to prove that the new
Constitution is essentially the work of
Mr.. C. ID. Drake, Of 81, Louis, and il en-.
deavors to consolidate what personal OPP
position to that gentleman exists in the
State, against the Constitution, which it
continually styles the Drake Constitu-
ton" OF the document itself we know
but little. We cannot admire, however,
the tactics of the Dispatch in attempt
ing its overthrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The President is said to have recently
made 9 most radical address in reply to
a Pennsylvania delegation. in which be
maintained that the rebel leaders should
be punished, and the masses Of the peo-
pie forgiven.-BOORUiiIs Enquirer.
Furnishing rebel leaders, while forgiving
the deluded masses, is radical, is IT'D
Nothing short Of the unconditional par
don Of JEFF Davis, Lee, Bsanregard,
Breckinridge, and others, comes up to
your idea Of conservatism. Our return
ing soldier boys, no doubt, will bear thia
in mind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

father Of common cOuntry, he must
indeed Be unworthy Of his position If he
does not wish 70 see all one sgAila. s.r
ysfhe Union OF the States caanct be
secured withogt complete reconciliation
and recognition, and an oblivion Of 81
legged offences, and = perfect equaIity "a
There ls little probability that threats
Of guerrilla warfare viii ever be carried
out mass31
Whether. or not Lees example viii be
generally followed, there are abuadant
indications that the captnre or snrren-
der OF the last Of the Confederate arm
les and strongholds isimminent Mont
gomery Is captured, Mobile likely 10 fall,
AAd JohDaion'a armys i evidently sur
rendered. The end il. evidently close. \
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09


NEW YosK, May 8.-The Tins Wash
iDgton. special says It ought to be under
stood that the recent proclamation, offer
ing . reward for the apprehension Of
Jeff DrVis, as one Of the parties implicar
ted in the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln,
was not Issued by President Johnson as
bis individual act OF merely upon his
personal opinion as 70 the gain Of laws.
q 1t was issued ia Pursuance Of the
proper legal authority. 1t was first
unanimously declared IN Cabinet meet.
ing that all parties in any way connected
with the conspiracy should be- tried by
military tribunal and not By civil courts.
The testimony relating to the matter was
then placed officially IN the hands Of The
Judge Advocafe' 0eaeral Hill, for him
TO examine it very carefully, and make
q written report The Secretary OF War
gave it as his official. opinion that the
evidences showed Davis to have been con-
-nected with the inceptioH and execution
of the plot IT. wss upon this official re-
port that the proclamation was based. {
Il was not TO be supposed that any di-
rect and personal act in the matter could
be traced % Davis, but itlwill be proved
that the conspiracy vas formed and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The army of the United States is to |
be reduced at once to four corpe of 40,- |
600 men each. Two Of the corps will be
composed of white troops-one of regu-
lars and the other Of volunteers-and
the other two of cOlored troops This
force, tits thought, viii be sufficient to
keep the South quiet, even if the bitter
lessons it has been learning for the past
four years have not taught it the folly
of attempting to destroy Government
enshriued in the hearts Of the people.
This immense reduction Of our national
forces will decrease public expenditures
correspondingly, and we may anticipate
the speedy arrival Of the time when bust
ness will be settled on a 6rm basis, and
run in its wonted channels. The i'm
mense wealth and resources OF our Gov
ernment viii create Sinking Fund that
win soon pay of our public debt, enor-
nous as il is, without materially oppress-
ing the people with taxation. 1t Is true,
our taxes must be heavy for years to
come, but yet not so burdensome as to
cripple enterprise or retard public aud
private improvements.
Every American, with a spark Of pat.
riotism in his bosom, feels double pride
in his Government and country since the
fiery ordeal through which they have sc
successfully emerged, and viii not grum-
BILE when called on to pay his portion Of
the public debt incurred in tbs Pressrva
ton of that Government end country
1t reioices the heart to witness these in
dicatiOns of the speedy dispersal Of th'
clouds of war which have hung darI
aud gloomy above us, and to believe tha
!. we shall soon bask in the rays of a sur
It OF peace with healing Ia its beams
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Columbus Gabbert, OF Davieas coun-
ty, and Walker Taylor's command, was
released at Louisville, on Friday, upon
taking the oath and executing bonds in
the sam of $1,000.
Columbus is now ready for an enter
prise similar TO that which resulted in
the robbery Of tho cars on tbs Ohio d
Mississippi Railroad, near North Bend,
on Friday evening. This taking the
oath is the most convenient formula for
escaping the consequences of crime ever
known to rogues and thieves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
Important order from Gen. Thomas.
HEADQUARTERs DEP'Mr CuaBRRLAND, I
NAsHvILLE, TEEx., May j. \

HEADQUARTERS DEPMr CUMBERLAND,
NAsHvILLE, TEEx., May ].
To Major General ROsSeau:
Send a summons under Gag of truce
to all and every band of armed men in
your vicinity, or which you know Of, who
are operating nearer TO yours than any
other command, and call upon them 30
surrender TO you or to any officer you
may name for that purpose, upon the
same terms as Lee surrendered to Gen
eral Grant If they disregard your SUN.
mons, and continue acts of hostility, they
will hereafter be regarded as outlaws,
and be proceeded against, pursued, and,
when captured, be treated as outlaws
GEoRGE II. THOMAS, ss
Major General U. 8. A., Com dg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The Shawneetown Mercury says two
teamsters were robbed between Carbon
dale and Vienna, Illinois, on the l4th
ult, by FIVE men on horseback, who pre-
sented their pistols after the manner of
highwaymen, and after securing what
money the teamsters possessed, com.
PEELED them to exchange two of their
best horses for two of theirs.
At last accounts the robbers were at
large, but the most vigilant search was
being made for their apprehension.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The city election on. Monday
last in Rushville, Ind, resulted in tho
complete triumph of the Union ticket
The Democracy made no Gght worth
speaking about
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The correspondent of the New York
World, the great organ Of the Demo-
cratic party, is responsible for the state
meat that every conspirssor in custody
for the assassination Of President Lin.
coin, Is by education Roman Catholic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The order Of Secretary Stanton, for
the reduction Of the Natioaal military
expenses, recently published, will, it is
estimated, dismiss at least fifty thousand
persons from the service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

In the Louisville Military Prison on
Friday, there wac one prisoner of war
and five guerriIlas. In the hospital
there we're three prisoners Of war and
two rebel deserters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
SKIRTS.
NE sKIRT
FOR
1895 ---- 1905.
Thsoreatest Invention OF tho Ago In
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. IfRApLEY-s Vow Patent DUPLEX
ELLIpTIO Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY h GARY, (late J. 1. o. J.
weet), SOLE PROPRlEToRS AND MAUFAC-
Turner'S, az ohambcfs, and ~ and 81 Reade
Streets, New York
THIS INV ENTIO1 consists Of Duplex for
two) IlIiRtic ktha Syringe inN@ntoasly braided
tightly knn nrgpi CHut her. edRo to edge, making
the ugheat, most flexible, elastic and dnrabio
Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break,
like the single Springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twice as long as
any olhor skirt.
fhe wonderful nexibillty and great comfort and
pleasure 10 any lady wearing the Duplex kilptie
skirt, will be experienced particularly In all
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Gharch 'PeNs. Atm -chairs, for Promenade
aud House Dresa, A. the Skirt eau be folded when
In use 70 eoeupy smali place, as easily as silk
or muaiiRl dreahi Hfa afa Eva
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
aud convenience of wearing the Duplex hhphc
Steel spslng skirt for a single day, viii never
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use
For Chilaren, Misses and Young Ladies' they arr
suPerioe TO an others. all a2Aa
They are the best quality In every part, and IN
questi0nably the Lightest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical Skirt ever made.
FOR SALE In all frst-olass Stores In thts city
and throughout the United States aud Canada
Havana de Cubas Mexico, South America, and tn
West Indies.
ENQuIBR FOB THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
-. SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
The Fl. Wayne Gazette Of Friday las

furnishes the following item:
A certain noted Democratic stnmp.r
speaker, whose name might perhaps have
been Traitor instead of Trainer, gather
ed a few of the unterrified around
him at the Court House last night, and
INDUCED in language which in some
places would not have been allowed.
He had but little to say about Booth, but
when speaking of the Union leaders
shouted 's,Sic Semper TgraRsis. Some.
body on the fence hurrahed for JEFF,
Davis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
y DYoMEhOhhHHA, Oh FhINFUL MEH.
STRUATION, AND MEnoEEfiGfA,
OR PnoFUhE RLoNINn


Both diseases arising from fauiif sseFstion Of
the msnstssaal anidtR ane easq y - toq litias
and ancomp pAhled b. ssssfs gaih. - a fhs ofhtr 4
Zoo profuss secretion, Whiola via - SpeeiilycWed
by the Consttaffoa Waisf > e@ -
This eisease known fALIiH0 or TIE az ~
WOMB, ~hieh T. ths result Of tis golaxation os
the isanasnts Of that sEgans aud is knosn ~ tIG
aensa 0f haavthe@s aud 8rngKiBg paips Ia tbe 8
back asd aess and ~ times aaoompantnd by aarP tee
-laactnatng or uhouttng pains throngh abr I@Ftn
Anoctsa, w IN ell cases, be feaaoyaa ~ the naed-
Thsre ls another class of symptouls ssissag sasa-
from LIMITATION on THE WOMB which 4asi
phya3efans call HsxNonsnasat which word nQyetkH
wv mach fgnnFangas md tn niD@ eaAea out u iYaie
ten ths aeaaorS do t.rsally knsx whathax- Ais
symptoms the disease, Or tbs dissaae tte symp-
toms. We can grty sunmefats them hsro. I
SPEAK more particularly of cold fses, paIpiiatiuu
Of the heart, impaired memoTy, wak~tniiEess, e
flashes of hoat lanknor lassltudss snd diusnaas Or
vision. $1,000 a. =.
sUPPnEaEED q haKEsTRUATIOE.
Wkiuh in ths unmarried fqma u - o0Bsfant
curing dlseasa aad through Gegisct the fscca of
grave and dangefoua naiadics the rss1lt.
aud nlsnfi sitter nasnth tassses sithcut 81 u
ort belnK aads % Gasiff sasfurs. She afpprs. ~
sioB becomes ehr0nie, ths patient gradually loses
bsr appstite, the bowels are coBEtipatsd, right "a
swsats come on AID CoHsumpfien hnhny ends be Il
career.
Ds- For sale By ell Druggists. Rrios 81. ia ~
WI. II. oBEaG co. Propriseors. -
: MORGAN 4 AbLEH, General Agents, No 80
Cfin stfests N44f F5fl. -s-s-
yor sale Ia Chicago by sFUi,f,EE, FiEcn 4
FULLEH. EAE - II lauX7-fHn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

The St Louis Republican states that
Hon. John P. Upsher, late Secretary Of
the Interior, win make St. Louis his
permanent residenee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Fhs sSsAtbessls aSAIs olOsdy. vita = shsAsy rain
this nofnink.
Ths suly arrivals siacs last . tghs were tAs Ber-
ma4A, Lsalsvliis % Nashville; SAN. orr, Cuu-
beriAnd rivsr % Evansville; RObt Burns, cia-
siaAafi 30 AemRhis; Leaf Lsoti, NAahyilis 90
ksAnzsine; htgie Grsy KAgls. Hendsrsoa to
The Gen Andsrsan drew np - tAa wharf fhis
raorntng. and wiiiaisavs - e'elook or Cahol
sheiooka elegantly nov. both iaslde and cut
Ths LTAi Lsoti nm leave iar NAahFille la
morrow sveniHg. Capt. HARietf IL In cot,m4nd,
ana eapt Meconnsil IN the 0sacr " aai at E
ThsnaiSgssy Esg's bad iA1r srip ar bsun.
vilia. n~k.m... i. 81.
The Robt ,Bnras had good trip ioE Mamphls.
The saEa. Or found tho cumberiAnA t00 low %
gs 70 Burksvilis, and rstarnea fFoa point about
ID miles Abors Nashvllis aie
The r. X. Dunksrsoa lsavos this svsnias Cor
Bowliag Gresn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

1t is stated tina. the hotel keepers Of
Memphis refused to admit the distressed
sufferers, who escaped from the Snltana,
into their houses, because they had no
baggage to secure the payment Of their
bills ASS es~ea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
HOTEL REoPENED, 7
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. maIa ant Thfrd sta, ba- ia
,1asH EvANsvILLE, lmp.

FEsaIs OLD, WELL RSTARLIsHED, AND
a widely -kn0wm Hotel has boAil closed for
efAl weakE undergoing repairs. 1t hnA, durink
thiR tune, besn Fapantsd inside and out, has ecn
throughIy lifted Up, and IN = great Measure farn.
ished with new beds aud furuitnra- Thn pFopFbo-
tor has made every arrangement 70 reader hin
honsa eouveaient, healthy md agreeahie 20 tha
publie.
Thanking tho public fsr the hns patronage that
for = SERIES Of years has been extouasd 20 the
WaahiAgt0n. be Invites q rrnsWA Al ef thntf eEstom
snd viii oadsAEor 10 have his labie Furnished and
the house aanaged In q cay 20 merit tbair contin,
ued patronage, T~f
omaIbussf Win passengers % snd BON
ths Dspei fFsa- 81 1o11 eaa u 'aiyf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
AaoHER AIDERsOs, q. a. @.

ag CAIRo May Five hundred and ffty
bales of cotton meed to-day for Cincin-
matt, and 40 for 3 Louis
A fire at Memphis destroyed over $50
600 worth OF property, partially instred.
iwThe Xicksburg Herald says the ar
rmistice between Gen. Dana aud the
rebel Gen Hodge, would terminate May
Sd, and yhostilities may be renewed any
moment long .a9 (aloea..z - af1 hsA
BurwelPs appeal to tae people
of Mississippi is being responded to. a
large number OF rebel paroled prisoners
are arriving at Vicksburg. he2as
90 Many bodies from the wrecked steam
rer Sultana are floating the river
Forty have been brought ashore and
buried in the Soldiers Cemetery 1t
Memphis None Of them were identified.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad has been
oomRlsted 10 Moscow, and trains are
eFnnuing. Telegraphic Communications
have been resumed between Cairo and
Nashville, after suspension Of nearly
8 year, in consequence Of theoperations
of g1errillzs. 81 lH neis.ai apez 6s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
fBy Telexraph.l
EtAILlso&D RECETPrs. go

hAeA fHAnn HkUFn. Nay :. isss.
AZ. a. r. 6Assders ~.
Fiad below : ia o. fsslxht lbrwardsd b, rraia
Ne. ., from this piaos, to-day.
A.E. ROBBINS.
Cox A II, I edi ahYveis ana apadesi n Hsrm y.
d bdis daea Cooh8kc. bKs dry goodss n n
%, bxs dry Eoods I.eieh Q -, IA drugs
Virgin hobc 4, bx dry gopds; Danieis q
hris pipsss Z fountag. 4 hxA hardware, l.
kaasl 4, 1 bE y goods. n pkgs cabs II A n, s8
bass eodee; hiBoF D, bKa mdsss p NiorI %.
bxs mdas; %. % bags -oacss: Br0@n . 4
%. eoo bsls gar. - 4. a. t...t..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
MEDICAL.
Thh iustitution IS Permanently Established.
l EvsnsviIIe fnnrsasry. aqn
EYE. EAR, AND CANCER CURE,
lo NO. I45 Main sa-, Cor. Fifsh. a

f. Hf AhstthNtNi -
DIR. LEOPOLD DELACEE,.
Professor Of OpthAlmlc., Medicine, and Ocular
and Aurai Surgery.
NO ADVANCE PAY REQUIRED OF AMY
REsP0ESfBLE kATIkNrl Hal
All that suasr frym aents oF chroaie sore Eyes
eau obtain speedy enre BY applying eAfiy Tor
@N- Az surgical Operations warranted.
Sirabiefhua, or Crossed or squinted Eyes,
siralghlenod in a momsnt'n time. Sah immedA-
Ateiy aud hAse your eyes straightensd. The opera
tod IL 50 dsicaisiy psfformed BY DR.. DeI.aras
that there Il bat little OF no pain experisuced.
Every case warranted, no pay required " tbs
resp nsibie until care " perfarEaea.
Al dissasss of ths Ear, II presented y cur ablg
stages Wi b cured. IhoHsAuds u the Leaf
esa-riss eAased g hess, hy sigigisg as The kyss
EAra Cancer Care, No. ~ Main Street, corner
a fiflh GE4lat tattf fHHHEs aaHW Hn
Diseases contgaeted ~ self Ahaso. o. ssHaal
Abuses, resulting "a nocturnal sVontanepes ssHn-
inal smnissiona, or ehroaie orSaaic weakneas,
etc, etc.
b Cancer or Cancerous Tumors
Extirpated o. cured by local OF general treat
snsni, whsu pEasshtoa d, cafabl@ staEes- Ne 81.
vases pay required q any responsible patlent.
No pay asked unless eurs u aecompiishei o4ii
5000, 20 q ~ ascars freatmsnt- lfaurH b.
All private diseases cured satisfactorily. or
pay asked. FFftHis treatmsnt caa ~ lad - ap
g.sisg At the Eys. sss s, sns Cancer cuf' At no,
n rrsidiEg IN town yielnify, msilcal relief
can BE- had af home By addrcssiGs . note 20 Df.
DsLscss.at the Bye, kaf and C4aeer Care, No.
l95 Main Street, corner Fifth.
Att CASES COssIDERKD STRICTLY
Hs CONFIDENTIAL. ar.a. - s.
CO Every dsscriptign OF snrgery sn the Eye,
Ear Cancer will ~ done deilcateiy mud seienti-
Iheally at the Eye, Ear and Cancer Cure, No. 145
MAIN Street. corner Ftah. faI my4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

STONE IN THK nLAupkh, QAI,OuLuaU 0f
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. AHD
MUCOUS on MILKY DfacuAR0Es
AFTER UHINATINa.
IRRITATION 0F TsfN NEOK aFTnR HiaAuseu
DER, INFLAMATfON or lTflE k1hNErH
8 CATARRu oF TIM hbABnER
HrkAh0ULARf AND nnuHhfNas or PAINFUL
unTNATfNa se
FER thees dissssps Il is truly q sov~reieu remedy
and too mueh cantiof be said IN ita Vreisr A nln4
sic does has len known % relieve ihe most urgebt
symptoms. s % - ttAH ~
ARE yea troH6Isa uIfh that astFeaslnE pain ~ ada
Ans mall ef Chs back nBd threuEh the hlpsf a
tsaspooafsl day of The Consultation watss eilf II
relieve you iike magic. ~
PHYSICIANS ata
usye long sinee given up the nss Of tUehns cntebs
add iuufper In the tFeatmsat of thesa disossss, ~
aIsd otiy them for The want 0f bettsr rouaedys
CONSTITUTION wATER
yolsed upoa fl
DIUnETICs tl.a.l ms
frritsts and drsneh the kidnsys, aud by conaiant
nss produos chronic degsnsration aud conhfuiad -,
1issase.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
81 JohnsteR's Farewell Asidress-
a. EEw YoKK, May S.-The following is
Gen. Johnston's farewell order:
sHD'es Amy OF THE TExEEssKE,
10h Near Greensboro, n. C.,
hie W ele Nav 2. 1865
General Orders No. p. -l8a7l J

General Orders No. %. sseass ' tl
Comrades, IN terminating our official
relations I Ieearnsstlyo exhort yoa to OBJ
serve faithfully the terms Of paci6eation
agreed upon, and TO discharge the obi
gations OF good and peaceful citizens at
your homes as well as you have per-
formed the duties of thorough soldiers IN
the 6eldol By sach a course you will
best secure the comfort Of your families
and kindred, and restore tranquility to
.the country You viii return TO your
homes with the admiration Of your peo-
pie, won by your courage and the noble
devotion gou have shown in this long
war. ]. shall always remember with
pride the loyal support and generous
confidence you have given me 81
1 now part with you with deep regret,
and bid, you farewell with feelings of
cordial friendship, and with an earnest
wish, that you may have hereafter all the
prosperity and happiness to be found in
the world. ,gs sa5 dsw a9.9ag lrsg
.saCSigned aE JosERH E. JOHNSTON.
Official: ..-
% scurp A1nRnaox a n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

prosecuted with his knowledge ana con.
sent wt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

- 0gsctaaA1a. o., March, N, ls6i. "A
Thfs Il 20 eaFNify tA4g Ne, the nnaorslgnsd, have
been fntimafelY aeaRainfr5 vita =. W. Boynton,
M. D., for ahcat slaht years. nuring the iaat siH
years 10 has h~ea engAgud ia alacrAtrv and
spN8al FrActiee of Meaiciue ~ this city lie
AeAses hsFs Aceoant GI ia healfh.
We take graf ptaasrre IN recomn nsspdlng hiun D. y
18th a1ciAfig and Professionally Fsntlcnane ef
ekechsnt mofais and occupyiug proniuent pc- 90 r
sitioa Auaeag The Physicians q cur cty and hope
~ nAy ssceSed - VEL elsewhere he nead done
VII us. = FEkEMAN, NJ D..
~. ssssss. = .sssrs "a Esl's's asdai Ins' I a
JOIN N. euUDpHH ~ o. haaaasI1
frcfassor 81 the Theors and Prartiee % Mei-H gts
else % che Z. n. Iustitats
s.a II. D. GARRISON. q. D..
Late Rralassor 81 Chemistry ana Phy.ilasg-vtn 4
the ahove Medical fBstffute. drcio-6na ri.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
LAW CARD.
WALL PAPER. &c.

lust RECEIVED "A LARGE AND WILL
81 selected ssOrtnent OF Wall aud Window
'apera, plain aud figured, which the public are
invited 60 eall aud examine before purchasing
Also n new supply Of Te0nyson's new poem
ENoos ARDKS-tN paper covers, price 2S cents,
Sabl feF }. HEALY's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
Patent Duplex IllIptIc skirt,

COANININW
EIegwnees .Lightness, COMFORT and
Ecom0mys
And unqucstlonably the most desirable article
J.F&s. A. COOLIDGE,
ml4.Sm ara Ia aud lG First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09
MEDICAL.
8. w. Boynton. nj. D..

ArE or oTScrNSATI. HAVING BEOoMga p
IL fexmAnent resiianf on Fv.nsvIfls. ofIers
his professional ssrvcas y ne eiffr.ns a. fbis rf
city 4nd viciafty- Froa III. extensive experience
In sha Hospita and general practIce Of Medicine vi
snd scr<ery ~ the forEucr city, he feels confident
u his ati 10 = mAny casss which have re- q
sisted a sasaAl moAaa u ueatmcat.
50 fAFtfrsaiar atteation given 10 the grcstrpent
of 0hnoaie Dissaaes. snd those peculiar "a ths
- Il 49, "' .rIiasl
oFfIck AID RESIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets 4
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Additional River Items.

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aHL g ET# irt1a9H NEaE 3
Our Messrs. HsuFy ". Given and Wm. Brown
will proceed to- Now Orleans al once, 10 take
chArgs Of the above 6sd eeafaBlishsd Commissionl
House, and would -solieie the patronage Of the
public. Eecha Of fhs above named drms viii ad-
vance upon shiptnsa ana made the Oahsr ats1a1 ia
Especial sttentionz Rfsen 90 trans shi pment Of
tobacco to Europe and the Atlantic Cities FlaI
with the combinsd experisncss cspital and ia
eau offer such inducements 70 the commercial
public Is they rarely have presented 10 them =
Very respectfully,
!" - GtfEH, WATTS 4 co. :
April Let, 1855. tttA uh28.
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lrr iaW Eii 80
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Irrissts and drsneh the kidneys, aud BY constant
dissase.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

ENEw YeRKk May The Herald 5
Washington special says that the propos.
ed emigration to Mexico, which seems
likely to assume formidable dimensions,
BODIES no good TO the Imperialists. The
emigrants viii, By a decree Of the .legiti.
mate Governments of Mexico, limmedi-
ately become naturaIized Mexican citi-
gens. s.g Iss eas "a -.sfsigg Z
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DIUhETlcs

CONSTITUTIONS wATER W
Has proved Itssif eqaAi 10 she task thai has de-