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OPENING OF SOUTHERN PORTS.
The Blockade Raised Erctsot an Teas.


PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
Whereas, by the proclamation ofshe Prcsi-
lent of ehe eleventh day of April last, certain
Jmts of the United States therein specified,
which had previously been subject to blockade,
were for objects of public safety declared III con-
tormity with previous special legislation of Con-
gress, to be closed against foreign commerce
during the National will to be thereafter ex
pressed aud made known by the President; apd,
whereas, eveats and circumstances have SINCE
occurred, which, In my judgment, rchders 1t
cxpedient 70 remove the restrictions, except as
10 the ports of Galveston, La Sale, Brszos de
Santiago. Point Isabel and Brownsville in the
State OF Texas; now, therefore, be it known
that [, Andrew johnson, President of the Uni
ted States, do hereby declare that the ports
aforesaid, not excepted as above, shall be open
TO foreign commerce trcm and after the LIST OF
july next, that commercial intercourse with the
+aid ports mas from that time be carried on sub
ject to the laws ofthe nited States and in
pursuance OF such regulations may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury. If,
however, any vessel from. foreign port shall en-
ter any of the before named excepted ports in
the State oftTexas, she will continue to be held
liable to the penalties prescribed by the act of
Congress approved on the 18th day of July,
1861, and the persons on board OF her to such
penalties may be incurred pursuant to the
Jaws of waraf trading or attempting to trade
with an enemys aud l, ANDREW johnson, Presi-
dent, of tie United States, do hereby declare
aud make known that the United States of
America do henceforth disavow to all persons
trading OK attempting to trade in any of the Uni
ted States in violation Of the laws thereof, all
pretense of belligerent rights and privileges;
aud I give notice, from the date of this proca-
nation, all such offenders will be held and dealt
with pirates.
It is also ordered that all restrictions upon
radenheretofore imposed in the territory OF the
United States, east Of the Mississippi River,
save those relating to contrabahd of war, to the
reservation of the rights of the United States,
to property purchased in the territory of an enc
my, aud to the twenty-five per cent upon pur
chases of cotton, are removed. All provisions
Of the Internal Revenue law will be carried into
effect undcr the proper officer. /
In witness whereof | have, hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
10 be affixed
Done at the City of Washington this twenty
second day Of May, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-ive, and Of
lie indie pendence of the United States Of Amer
:ca the eighty ninth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: w. HUNTER, Acting Sec
rotary of State
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>. J. II. BUTLER,
Matchmaker & Jeweler,
CHARLOTTE, n. g.,

CHAKLUTTE, y. C.,
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Charlotte and
surroundings country that he has opened shop in
the store occupied By G. NJ. Query, next to Springs
corner, where he will give prompt attention to re-
pairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
Watch glasses and materials in general at wholex
sale and retail.
Nav ~. 1865. If
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Headquarters, LIST Diuision 23d r. C., D
Charlotte, II. g., May 2ls., 1865. x

Special Orders, No. 3d.
Amy citizens in the vicinity of Charlotte, hav-
ing.in their possess ion ammunition formerly
the property Of the Confederate or Slate
viii! bring them in and deliver them to Capt Ge. L..
Montgomery, Acting Ordnauce Officer at Charlotte.
by command of Brevet Major General Ruger.
HENRY A. HALE A. A. Gen
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From the subscriber in this town, about two weeks
rgo, yellow COW, with horns, white head, and tail
tipped with white. For information 20 her
whereabouts, fer her delivery me, Twill pay
LIBERAL reward J. HElLBRUN
May 20, 1865
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RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF
FREED MEN IN NORTH CAROLINA

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF N. CAaoLINAl
ARMY OuIo,
Raleigh, n. C.,hay -, 1861
General Orders, No. 49,
The following rules are published for the govern
ment of Freedmen in North Carolina, until the
toration Of civil government in the State:
l. The common laws governing The domestic
laions, such those giving parents authority and
control over their children, and guardians control
their wards are in force The parents or guar
dams authority and obligations take rhe place OF
those of the former master.
II. The former masters constituted the guard
ians Of minors and of the aged aud iurm, in the
sence OF parents Other relatives capable of
supporting them. .
III. Young linen and women, under twenty oue
years of age remain under the control of their pa
rents or guardians until they become of age. thus
aiding to support their parents, and younger broth
ers and sisters. E ~-
iF. The former masters Of freedmen may not turn
away the young or the infrm, nor refuse TO give
them food aad shelter; may the able bodied
men or women go away from their homes, or live in
deness, and leave their parents children orsyoung
brothers aud sisters to De supported By othefs
. v. Persons OF age. who are free frcn any Of the
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Tailorin&.
JOHN EOGEL.

PR ACT LEA TAILOR,
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Charlotte and
surrounding country, that he is prepared to mann
facture gentlemen's clothins in the ates, style and
all short notice His best exertions will be given to
render satisfaction to those who patronze him.
Shop opposite. Kerr's Hotel next door to Brown &
StittS store.
January l. 1865.
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'HEADOCIRTERS
LIST Dirision Esd Army Corps. =
CuARLoTTE, n c., May Is, lS65.

CuAHLoTTE, n. G., May Is, 1865. !
Special Orders No. IT.
I.-An persons at Charlotte and the country sur
rounding are requested TO report promptly all viola
tions of order. all commissions Of crimes, all depr.
dations by strnggars; also information of the her,
abOuts of all parties of robbers aud mHraudrrs ana
in general TO give any Information that will be q
service TO the military authorities in preserving Or
der and,bringng the guilty to punishment Such IN
formation will be given for the town Of Charlotte,
the Post Commander, and for the country surround
ing to Capt. IIaight. Provost Marshal ut Charlton,
BY Command Of B,vt. Maj Gen. THos. II Rrgm,
HENRY A. HALE.
Capt. Il Asst Adi't. Gtner,,
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If you in lager beer find no bliss, and loathe
cigars-no child to kiss-no wife to lovc---no
gal to hug--dont seek oblivion in the jug; and
if you havn'r any sister, just ask some chap to
lend you his, to spark for little whilc--then
splice" aud all the rest will come in nice
provided you can support the family and live
cconomicayss
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NHAKLOTTE, Y. g, May Is, 1850 !
TO the Citizens of Charlotte and uiciSity:
Milk, fruit and vegetables, and all other decaces
are much needed by the Confederate sick in HosA-
tai in this city. .
Such supplies are requested be sent to the Sur
geons a< the Hospital. WILLARD WARNER,
Coz. comd'c Posi-.
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Headquarters Experiment w L1cohsa,
e. (Aymy IF The ohm

RALEIGH, N. G., April %, 1865
General Orders No. 81.
To remove a doubt which seems to- eAi.t 10 -
minds Of some Of the people of North CarOnS o.
here % declared that by virtue of tho Proclsmai@
efth$President OF the United States, dated JAIafr
LIST, 1868, all persons in this State heretofore hrd'
slaves, are now free aud that it is the duty 81"
Army 10 maintain the freedom Of such persons
u issrecommcndcd to the former masters Of"
freedmen to employ them bired servants .ifc
sonabie wages. And it Is Recommended ioN
fstsdnen thar, when allowed TO do go, they rrnn
wihtheir former masters and labor faithfully
lang rs they shall be treated kindly and paid res'"
able wages; or that they Immediately sock emPl9'
rnent elsewhere in the kind Of work 10 which 'bc
are accustomed 1t is not well for them TO con'r
gate about towns or Military camps. They will"
be snpPorted in idleness.
by command Of AAIoR-GExERAL scHovrElp:
SIS J. a. CAMPBRLL,
OFFICIAL; Assistant AjjutanI GsoSrs'
ASSRT A. HALE, A. A. CcnI.
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Horse stolen.

"a email dark sorrel HORSE with heavy body,
was stoiensfrom the subscriber. A liberal reward
will be paid for his recovery. p. 81. BROWN.
May %, 1865 = pd .#r -
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NOTICE..

respectfully tender my professional services in
the practice of Medicine aud Surgery, to the citi-
zens of Charlotte aud the surrounding country.
Office over the Charlotte Bunk.
ROBERT GIBBON, NJ. D.
May 30, 1865. If
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Official Orders.
Headquarters SSt Disjision 23d A. C..
CHARLOTTE, n e., May 10, 1865

OHANLUI II IT w nay IOJ lcO0.
General Orders No. 2S:I
Persons living in the Vicinity of Charlotte a..
invited to bring in for sale TO abe troops such a,
ticeS OF food,as they may have for sale, particu,
garden Vegetables. fruit, poultry, eggs batter mill
&c. Fair prices will be paid fo3 the same.
lf.-All citizens are hereby forbidden 10 eth,
give sell TO Soldiers any wAiskey, brandy q,
other intoxicating drink All violations of this ord.
will be punished.
BY command of Byt Maj Gem T6os. II. Kruger.
~ -, HENRY \. HALE
Capt. Il A. A Ge,'
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CORN AND WHEAT.

! want to purchase Corn and Wheat at the Steam
FIGURING Mill in this place, for which the market
price will be paid. JOHN WILKES:
Charlotte, May Is, 1865.
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Headquarters la Djrisiop 236 4. C.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., May lG, 1856 (

Special Orders No. 20.
AL citizens leaving this place h. Railroad al
be required to have pass from the - OstAomdt
BY command of Bv't Mai. Gen. Thos II Ruger,
HENRYA. HALE A. A. g.
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DEPARTMENT OF NORTH !

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF NORTH
CAROLINA, cArm! of the cSo.)
RALEIGH. N. c.: May Is, ls6ss J
General Orders No IS
The following orders from the War Department
republished for the information and guidance
of all concerned
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARAY, rAdjt Cenl's Office,
Washington, May &. 1865. I
Special Orders No. as (Extract.> =
9. Paroled officers and men of the late rebel ar
mics, whose homes WERE at the date ofjoining these
armies, in States that have never been in rebellion,
and who are not excepted from the. benefits Of tie
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation. will, upon TAX
ing the oath prescribed therein be permitted re-
turn to their former homes in those States:
BY command of Leut-G eneral Grant
E. d. TOWNSEND, Asst A. Genl
By command Of Maj. Gen. Schofeld. ~
J. A. CAMPBELL, A. \. Gepl.
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Official Orders.
HEADQUARTERS Post.

CnarIOtte, n Q, 1ay ., sfoUJ'
Post Order No. Z.
Capt. C. w Leffingwell, A. G. 81, having reported
for duty as Depot and Post Quartermaster pursuant
to Special Order No 65, G. s. Hdqrs. D. c is here
by announced as such and viii relieve Lieut.. II. F.
Walker who will report to the commanding officer
of his Regiment for duty.
By command of Willard Warner. Col. laoth O, ".
l., commanding Post.
II. L. ABBOTT, LIST 1t & Po.,Adjt
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Headquarters Department Of ~ tarOim", J
(Army of hc Ohio,)
RALEIGH, N. g., May 4, 1866. !

Il.
All paroled prisoners, who were paroled for cI.
chsnge, but not exchanged beforefhe surrender o'
Gen. Lees Army, will be permitted TO take The An.
ncstw Oath and go to their homes IN the SOulhrp
States: but no paroicd prisoners will be allowed"
go to the Northern States until further orders.
BY command of MAJoR-GESERAL ScHorIELp:
j. A. CAMPBELL.
OFFICIAL: Assistant Adjutanl Genera
HENRY A. HALE, A. a. Gen'l.
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| HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT n. CAROLINA
ARMY OF THE OHIo,
Raleigh, n. C.rMay Is, 1865. J
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
- Sew llasa Matkat... , -

o. 0NEg I0eR. april 4.
COTTON - unsottled and ioEer; sG@sT for
FLoUk-DalIa sla.h.AsS sseo@sss 6r E1.la
statsi 6Q@s 90 fqs Isoilnd Hoop Ohio, s0af sss
@97o for tfade bfands ;nnsEketC Closed heavy,
with rgmorsd sales OF ExtkaStsts at eonsiderabls
under the inside quotations.
wHISKY-Quiet. aud rather more steady; 2 IL
O. - for Westerns - i a4fts Hssss1s - = ok
WHEAT--yeTy daliGandsbuyers and sellers are
too far apart lart eseaings7 81 90 bu Winter
Red Western sold ~.
CORN-DuH aud heavy; 3sG5l ~ for new
yellow, COOL CD for prine old Western do
OATS Heavy ard dull, ars29sG for the range
woodruff.
PETROLEUM IS fer crude, and 81 forrefned
in bond, aud III do frse- - =
PoRE-Firuer and more activss salesOf 100
bbls at 26 6069Z7 80 for new Ness ciosinRst q 50
regular way 4; rs 0O92t 90 ferries and %, cash
and regular way, Closing at "a 90 cash;s23 5O@
"A 90 for prime. and "a OoG26 so for prime Mes
-bBEF--ltIii. =t.es-yl 30 iiis NJ l28adI7 90
for plain Mess, and l6 50MztaV0 for extra hess
BEEF HAMS-Heavy at gl.5O@g2f 90. saaa
= CUT NEATs-ouiet; l41l9lbs ior shoulders,
J BACON Dull; Is1<eI41< fOf camberiand cut
,l5H@t5ss4 Ter long rihbsd -
4 = LAR D--qniet and sees ~
= HUT rEk-- Dull Rnd eanBettfed. k
MdSEY-Es s,f. Il cor persspt., -
STERLIkG-Dall and nominal 81 Og01i c91<.
sG0LD-rshade firmer, and rules ste4ay opened
at 4 4714s advancing to1 ~, deolined % 4615.
and closed at 47544llsaS -
@G0H' EsA6EOCKs-Fi Firm, with fair demand &c
of 1888 coupons, o51z; 5 2Hs, coupons, j O51S
lo-4os, coupons olgz ;s6ne Year Certificates $50.
sroohs-heaVy' ~ @s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

enemy Using every effort to recover the
fort, while our men were as determined
to retain H. About noon the chances
seerned that we shonld lose it but after
the ,brigades Rnder Gen, Coils Rnds Geo
Barhau, with Gen. Hamfipss brigade Of
the 9th corps, came on the gfoudd, and
by their timely arrival saved the gallant
men IN the xert from. captnre, AND. again
aaased the enemy 70 retire. - i
The fight which ragged ca thfs ground
was of the most terrihls Cand fearful
character. At dark the position Of the
contestants WAS the same az during the
day. Gen. Wilcox With part Of. his d.
vision made an attack on the front of
Fort McGilveny, near the Appomattox,
and teok part ofsthel line, haf was soon
after forced 10 retire. 70 hisformar posi
tor, swing 10 lack Of support
The loss of the Och corpse will reach
from. @ght Hundred to q thousand killed
wounded and prisoners, among whom
are Gen. Potter, commanding ID diYis-
ion, who ~ badly woandedin the groin,
but it is thought not fatally col9pel
Gatchel, 3isf Maihs, Severely; Major
Butler, 3Ist Maine, severely; Col Gregg
and I4eue Col. Mniiony 18th New
York, wounded; Major Morrow, 18th
Pennsylvania, losss a leg; Bieutenent
Alexander, ofthe' same regiment killed,
This corpse has taken IA guns, about
200 prisoners, aud two battle-haes The
latter were taken by the IIlth Penn.
The Sixth corps struck the enemy's line |
in .frQHt of Fort -, near the eelebfated
lead .woths, aud carried them with very |
slight loss They at once posted for the |
Southside road, (which they reached !
about q ododk, and iti-a sli6rE time sew |
eral miles of il were st6irslo d B and de-
stroyed. They then moved on down to-
~ards y. PetefSburg1 q driving the rebeis /
1efoEe1 hanG aca6ss Town Ran, and INTO
heir work close to the city. They took |
! large nu1iberss ofa prison efs-41abort /
1000, andt 2ls4hns y nno9 ,b1oE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

s. NEwBERE, March 27.--Itnis reuDrted
here that Gen. Sherman took North a
proposition from the rebels 10 unite with
the North in foreign wM, provided a
general pardon is granted 80 all the in
surgents together with return Of prop
erty, the South accepting Ahe amend
lment abolishing slavery.
@r Thousands of Sherman's sick have re-
covered and joined the army, as also
idrtachments of new RECRUITS.
The enemy are quiet Large numbers
desert and come into our lines daily.
People from the interior also come in to
take the oath of allegiance. faster thaoi
they can e'aecohim6 dated 7A1IA4 Ga
The citizens Of GeldshEo. Inkve0dur
troops a warm welcome, The saHfs1
feeling exists througho0t the State. On
raising the flag over the lTS~n Hah In
Goldsboro the citizens endeavoredtD ohfs
do the soldiers in their. enthusiasm
Great distress prevails az Wilmington
owing to the large Influx Of fsfagees. x
Captain Newton, states that the new
rebel ram is at Halifax, on the Roanoke
river, and mounts six 200-pounders, il
plated with seven inches lof wrought
iron on two feet Of solid oak, is expected
TO be ready 20 move down the river on
Plymouth ard into the Sound ou8the
18th of April; also, that nearly all the
rebel naval officers in the CoDfederacy,
numbering over 200, were at HaIifaz,
which il Che Rendezvous for this State. u
Wade Hamptons cavalry are threat
ening raid on our supplies between
Knston and Goldsboro, which promises
to besa formidsble8fair. The kecessa.
~ arrangements have been made for
their reception which dwill result in
Wade's defeat, if not humiliation.
Is Quarter-nnaster General MeiQs9 and
Gen. Easton, Chief Quartermaster of
Shermans army, this morning went up
to the army oassnali ana p tifaa 80 s''Sl'
sasGen. Sherman's men have become so
elated and fearless over their many
victories that each man IS anfarrnT in
himselG Three of them went out the
other day some thirty miles into the
enemies country and formed into line
Of battle four times, Fepulsing..s detach-
ment of thirty mounted rebels an each
occasion. Small squads of his men 60
round the country and, Keep up great
alarm in their campo night and day q
I. The cars throughadaily from here
to Goldsboro.
Our armies are in good cheer and
very happy.
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the YEzEkFESf
RY
TELE CIR a Fl.


ST.. Louis, April a. New Orleans
dates TO the 29th uIEshavamheen re-
ceived. - zs
Cotton-Little inquirFF with-ao sales
Market dull. -
The expedition up a. Mafka River,
Florida, under Gen. NeytonF aas but
partially successful Re encaMp tered a
superior force of rebels and drove them,
but returned without pfpsedAting the
object of the expedition 70 the end.
All the rebel .Governmsnt bEeperty in
Newport inelaaing the Dot and she'll
factory, whH burned
The extensive salt works onsthe coast
were destroyed. -
The entire Federal less1was AZ. De-
serters report that the eaemys Joss ex-
ceeded 400 @
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FoRrREss fd4gH6E, SRfil 24- The
steamers Dictator, Delaware, and Jer-
sey Blue arriRed here this morning
from Newbefn, y O, withmn agezegate
of 800 rebel RFiaonkrs, aada Ahmaa 200
refugees. The eoDdition u these refu-
gees is of the most desperate chHEracter,
many Of them encumbered WITH Child
rem, barefooted, and halfstarved.~ They
were taken charge Of y ahe provost
marshal, and will be sent North in
few days @ az
The news they bring isennirportant.
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ItesaE Tsaln ans @Snss.-

NEW YoRK, April 4-Ihs Haerald s
Washington apeeial says; q
A dispatdh dated Sp0tleFoaa House,
Richmond, Monday, l-30 P, says
but little properly was destrogedsby the
Ere, which was confined AfHainlEx4o the
tobacco warehouses; -
The reception Of Union 5foops
was enthusiastic beyond III expectation,
proving that thasa were large Numbers
Of Unioniste in the city Many Union
flags were Displayed A. =
Yesterday wAss the anniversary Of
Grants taking commands the army in
person, at CulPepper C H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Ths Great FIghting on SUNDAY Ln.t.

The Great Fighting on Sunday Last.
HEAIsQUARTERs ARhrEg OF grRR aPorpA
MAC, April 2.LThe most important vic
tory the Army of the Potomac has ever
gained in Virginia was won to-day, and
the entire line of works which we have
been trying for months to oYercomer has
at last yieided Co. our arms, and The
greater portion of this army are within
q mile and a half of the soathasidea
The struggle made By the enemFto re-
tain thesefworks has been of the most
desperate character, and for the sue
cess obtained to-day we are indebted
not only to the strategy Exercised by sbei
commanders, but to the overwhelming
numbers and bravery Of the troops that
did the work. The orders for an attack,
on the line EAST and south ofsPeters(
burg by the 9th and 9th corps were car
ried out punctually at daylight, the
artillery having been -harnm ering away
the greater part of the night along the
entire7iine held by the above corps.
- Such q fqEiena eanHeHRfie hassseldCSa
.been=heard during the war, not even
surpassed by that which, Was heard ON
the occasion of the mine explosion in
front of Petersburg., Is >. - .-slI i-,,Sr'
The 9th corps engagedo in the action
were the I'd and Sd divisions and Col.
Sam. Harmon's brigade of the Ist divi-
sion. The charge was made in front of
Forts Hill and Rice, on Che Jerise Isuai
road, and yks q SGee4 sfal s hyI
s AM weswere ii possession Of their
Notifications, Fort Malone being the
most elaborate and extensive. These
works bad fourteen gunsasomeaof which
were e once opensd a4he9snemy
men of the infantry regiments. Just in
side, and about one hundred yards from
Fort Malone, was another work, to
which the rebels ietrsated, and from.
where they threw n6ak S1esEFuctive ire
upon our men, causing them to retire
from the north end, FheqE theuFsRels
made q dash, thinking to recover it en-
atirelyi but the guns on the right as well
as the centre had been msnnsd1anS,
shotted, and the assailanss were driven
back. From this time, until date in the
afternoon the &stfuggle continued, the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrs15dASs--If you wiah 70 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at g small Sd-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine RM&gaR
a wHIrn'a stock. where you win and syss g.
Gle that Is needed by the profession aud as pakks
which cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Their
store 10 NJ No. "a Main street mAy4dAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

NEw YoR1, sAprit q l-IAs Efaa rom
contiuues en1ifsIy siszoia efaapeciasih-
terest There is no disposition. to sell
shorten the nevssn The dustatfofs have
renged from Sls48, ths opening price
down to 81 46s. 90 oco ooRs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
oFFT0H AND RRsIDEEcEs
Corner First and Walnut Streets


01NcsNSAr1. o.. March, IL, 1854
This il to certify thai We, ne underrirnsf. have
seen intinateiy acqGsinted with 3. W. Boynton,
- h.s aor ABOUT eight years. During the Last six
eArs ne has been engaged IN . lucraiiev and sue
eessIul praoftpe Of Medicine IN this city. He
ieave@ here on uncount Of m health
Nc take great pleasure "a reclssenendlnr him.
both socially and professionally, a. gentleman IL
excellent morals, and occupying prominent po-
iition among the Physicians Of our city, aud hepa
BE- may succeed ~ we'll elsewhere a. ha has done
aifh ~. q. FREEMAN, n D.,
Professor % S1rEery 10 Eclccsic Medical Inntl-
.utO, CiacinHati, o.
JOHN n eCuDDKR, 4. D.,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of redl.
.ine Ia the y. n Tastituts.
as N. D. GARRISON, ND,
Late Professor Of Chemistry ana Physioiors in
ne allows Medical Institute dee IN,
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