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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05


CAIRo, June S.-NeW Orleans dates
of the evening of the 10Th, have been
received.
General Candy has issued orders in
structing all military commanders, re-
porting to him, to extend tbs limits of
the occupation 90 as 70 include all sec
tons of the country east Of the Missis-
sippi, within his Jurisdiction, where par
amount authority Of the United States
il recognized. and the recent Presiden-
tial order restoring the benefits Of IN
restricted trade is accepted in good faith.
Military orders conflicting with Ex-
ecutive orders, or restricting CONNER
cial intercourse, are revoked. Military
taxes are discontinued for the country
on the east side Of the river, except
such as are indispensable for sanitary or
police purposes.
order are declared to be contingent on
the disposition of the people and their
ability 10 preserve the public peace. The
assistance of the army viii be given to
aid in the maintenance of order, bat
wherever gusrriilas or other desperadoes
are harbored or countenanced, trade
win 5e stopped, and the community so
offending be forced TO maintain troops
sent 20 snbdue marauders.
Union prisoners from Camp Ford,
who arrived at New Orleans on the 2Sth
ult- represent confused state Of affairs
IN Texas, and general anxiety for the
Union forces 70 occupy the State.
These prisoners consist Of detsch-
ments from nearly every State IN the
Union; als0, few OF the navy, former
ly Of the Clifton and Morning Light
The latter are the oldest prisoners Of
war, having been prisoners twenty eight
months.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

NEW YoRK, June 3.-The Tribune 5
correspondent from Montgomery, Ala,
details the march of the lst Division,
18th corps, from Blakely, opposite Mo
bile, 10 that place. They passed through
a part Of the country not before visited
by Union army, and the people we're
greatly excited and terrified. The
wealthy tried TO hide their stock and
supplies in vain.
Mules and loads of bacon we're drag
ged from the swamps and hiding places
to replenish our commissary The ne
groes hailed US as deliyerers and the
number that followed Us 10 Montgomery
ia estimated at 5000
One old man IS years Of age, born in
the North free man, had been kidnAp-
ped at the age OF Is, and had been held
ia slavery 63 years. He was determin-
ed, this being bis first opportunity, to
regain his freedom.
On one OF the plantations the over
seer shot one negro and wounded an
other for not Fastening 10 work after
looking at our soldiers. The overseer's
house was burned down after removing
family. lie succeeded in making bis
escape. The refugee negroes are rapid.
ly enlisting. The people Of Montgom.
cry are very sulleu, not relishing their
being subiugated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

NEW YoRK, June 3.-The Cozzsr-
eiaFs special says: Returning volunteers
are to be paid up 70 date Of their arrival
az their respective rendezvous, Shsn
thsy are to be mustered out
The application Of Gsn- Longs,rees
Tor pardon is regarded as = test case to
the treatment Of large number OF the
the military no, included in the terms
extended 70 Yarious armies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

IxpIANAPozIs, June 3.-John MeDe-
witt, the victor in the recent match game
of billiards with Col. AthEsit, at Gin
cinnati, publishes challenge to-day for
the championship of America. He also
challenges KAEanaugh. Of New York.
Game, 1900 points; S. 600 to $1,000
a side,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
CINCINNATI Markets.

CFactNaAsf. J una )
FLOUR-very dull aud prIoss aroOpaug 50.
psrhue, %.
WHAT Dali prime Rec, ! l5.
oATE-b5c.
WHfsKY-Qeiet a. o..
Ph0gfSfoAs-Mesa Pork sold At - - bslsFz
the ness frem New York, but 10 buyers amer
wards al over - O. Buk Meats, qatat and an.
changed at II, I2@i11<c.
bARD-Dnli AZ l6t<c.
0OLD-H So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

A Physiological View OF MarrtageE
Containing nearly 300 pagss, and 10 ans plates
q - engrAyings ef the Auafcmy Of the Human
OEgans in . state Of Health aud Disease, with .
rsatiae on Early Errors, its Depiorabls Conss-
usRces upon the Mind and Body. with the Au-
hor's Plan Of Trsafment--ths oRly rational and
s'tcceasful mode Of cure, shown by the report
% cases treated. truthful adviser TO the mar
rssSl, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
tg tain doRbts Of their physical coaditioa. sent
On % Of postage 60 any address, on receipt % =
ca nts. 10 stamps postal currency, By address,
tng br. La CBO1A, No. 81, Maidsa Lans, Albany,
Ny.
The author may b consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treafs, either per-
Of the wOEid- sprl3. 3mdkw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

NEW YORK, June 3.-Gold easier.
There is an ABUNDANT supply Of cash
Gold, and with demand the rate has
fallen 10 81 363.
The export Of specie today amounts
to $6S7, 800, and for the week 81, &c.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

NEW YoRK, June Stocks better
bat not active. Money, q cent Gold
opened at 1871 and closed at 1860. Sew
esn-Thirties, 99a; 10 80 coupons, 95i ;
5. % coupons, 1888; do new issue l03 I;
u. s. 6's OF 81, coupons, 1909; 6s Of 6S
registered, ll2; G's Of CT, ia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
Attaohmant Notioa-

AToTICE Is HKREBy GIVEN THAT ON
~ the ed dag OF May. 1S6s, ErEk 81 A1taeh-,
meat issued by me, A. W. ChRte. q Judfiea Of
the Peace nf Pfgasn township, NaRdarbnrEh
cbtfnty, Indiana, az the instances aud upon The
afi iaVit Of George L. Dixon and William B.
Menifee against the goods, ch2tteis, credits and
Elects OF Wua. Ii. Hoyt and John Geppasr sid
IA SpeeAripsg from the slldavfs 81 George L. Dixon
and v m b Manffee, thst the tiefsndants are sen.
4te.ieents OF the state Of Indiana, thsreSoFs tAs
said dsfenaants, VIM. Fl. Hoyt and Jehn Gsppnsr,
are hereby notfaed thas en ssse este t@5 of June.
ls65, Al 10 o'clock in the ferenOon, will proceed
10 hear aud decide upca the claims % aid George
L. Dixon and Wm b. MsaifEe, sad Ell ether per-
sous eoHcsEEed will take aotics.
A CHUTE. Jaktico.
AaE 2sths las. $3.50. - is2-swv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
HoME INTERESTS,

To PHTsscIARs.--n you Wish 10 paruhass pars
Drngs, Modieinss. and Chsmtais - 9 small al
vanes on Eastern prices. so aad sHamias Kmlmma
wHTTss stock. where you vii aha sse~y sxtI-
eis that l. needsi By the profession, sad - prices
whieh cannot nfI TO give sAGlsf4essoa. Their
Store is st No. "a MAin street mayaakwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
THE VERY LATEST
~
TIE LIE CIR APH-



cH1RLEsros, Mar 3lst - Admiral
Dahlgrens feet, Capi. Bradford and
Lieutenant Commander Mathews, Of the
Admiraps staff, left on the steamer
Donegal on Monday evening, on a visit
to Port Royal and Savannah, Georgia.
The Donegal accompanied the Santa
90 de Cuba with Secretary wslles and
his party.
The Admiral is expected 70 return
tO7lay.
The Pontiac, Lieut. Commander Lace,
left this port yesterday for New York,
with rebel torpedo boat 10 tow.
The steamer Potomaska, Acting Mas.
ter Mantel, is expected TO leave shortly
for New York.
Work on the sunken Monitor con
tinues, bat only fragments Of bodies are
now recovered. The vessel itself Is not
considered worth raising IN consequence
of her injuries and the length Of time
she has been under water. Her guns
have been already raised
EEw YoRK, June 3.-The Charleston
Courier Of May 3lst says C. G. Neil
who left here last week for the purpose
Of visiting the plantations on the Coop
er river and enlighten then as TO the
orders of Gen. Hatch concerning The
making Of contracts with the freedmen
returned to the city last evening.
he called upon the various planteri
In ST. Thomas and ST. Dennis parishes,
and found them hopeful and willing tc
do all in their power to promote the in
terests Of the common country.
Their great annoyance is the depre-
diltions committed By wandering band.
Of idleI and destitute people, a majority
Of whom are colored
They are eager 10 obtain q supply oil
Geld and farming implements, and are
also in want of horses, mules and ne
groes- Large crops are not looked for
this season.
The planters received ensign Neil and
his associates with the utmost eivility,
and spread the best they had before
him. In their conversation they admit
ted the total failure Of the rebellion, and
expressed themselves solieitous 70 see
harmony and reunion again prevail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
MEDICAL.

So FOB MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAER DYE hes stood
the test o. trial and r. constaafiy Increasing 80
putlic favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the bsus aud
cheapest Dade- It's prizes = ouly &c, and ssch
bottle contains double tie quality Of Dye in
those ususily cold tor 81
THIS HAIR DYE Is maEuf4ctursd By yec1-
liar process, which readers % Infinitely saFsrfor
90 any dye IN tbs market. Being eomplsfs IL 0ns
bottle, nc prepaE4tion iHrsquirsa, which greatly
simpiihss the sppiicatioz.
Is USING THIS DYE goa avoid thai Tusty,
dad apFesr4nes By ~hieh tyHd hair aud uAiskeFs
are - saSiiy recognized, whsB - Inferior srti-
Gle has besu Used. Il produces psrfsctiy n4tu-
raj color u say shade HAT Z desired, from rich
brown 70 . lefty lRstrous blzrk, thAt VII rot
smut, crock o. staia abs elofklaE. Invess 7sr
Aad you win BE eonsfnced- sod By al Drnx-
Etst4 an1 Fancy G5ods Desisra
a. 7. MATHEWS. Mauufsetursr.
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO., Me- York, WhoIe-
sale Ageufa- mrea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
SALOON.

A Change--St. Nicholas Saloon.
GAM. GRAMMAR HAS AGAIN TAKEN
- eha=ge Of the S. Sisholss saloon snd viii pas
it IN nrst rats order with al p0.sgbte dispatch.
The aasst Liqrgrs viii Be Kept ia the bar and
tine Billiard tables ~in Oecupy the seccae r0or.
His cid friends and e1stomErs are Invited 70 ezn
Ana sSe him- my2osG 8m-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
sPECIAL NOTICES

what AZ amount OF suffering and
Disease AMONG the Volunteers would be pre-, senisd
by the free zee Of HoLLowAY'a PILLS AND
OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores and 5 nryy,
the ointmeus is certain cure; for Bowel Com
plants, Bevsrs, Small Pox, &C.. the PilIs tsie
best msdieiRe In the world. II thc reader of sks
" nosioe 4" cannot gst bon Of Pnls or Ointm~at
from shs Drug stere ia bis place, let him 9ss 70
me, 50 Maidan Lane, Enclosing the smsant, and
viii mail box FIVE Of sxpsnse. May paisEs
win not keep my medicines hand beoaas , they
cannot mAks a. much pront - other ~ Esons
make. IS cents. IS SsAta. Dad ~ 40 p~r bo4 or
pot. Soldiers, supply ycarseIyeB. bI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
LEGAL.
Notice. of Sale.

NOTICE Is HERE3Y GIVEN THAT 81
~ vtrtus q ~ order - tbs FAndsFbnrgh coun-
~ Common Pleas, tho EndsrsiEnsd, Administrn-
deceased, Will oer ~ private sale, afisr ths
18th day Of Jane, 1885, tha undivided Oes-haif q
lots eisSen (lil, twelYe flJl and thtriesu ug1,
10 block naHber eus hundred and two FlOE5,
The town Of Lsmasco, nov Evansville; also, lot
ten (iol, block fogty-ihfse (f3l 10 LamAsro City.
so-ealled, VaadsrburEh e0onty, and ststs %
Indiana.
TKass.-0ae-tbird cash, anS she Balance, IL
squal payments. in six and twelve monshs, wfth
interest, without relief from valuation o. ae-
praisezent laws.
WILLIAM u. wALkKR,
jei-lod Admtnistrator.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

CINcIESATi, June 3--River fallen
feet inches during the last IS hours
IL feet 8 inches in The channel Wealth
eT clear. Thermometer, Sc Blrome-
tar 2q:60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
PICNIC.
Grand Annual Pic.Nic.

TJNHE CONGREGATION OF THE ST. JOHNS
= Church Wall give Q Grand Picnic In Ensry's
Grove. naar ths residence % H d. AIlis, on MOa-
day, 3uas5th, ISIS. Tickets soe each. The pro-
eee2s 70 Be Applis4 70 thu purchase 90 ns~ Organ
fer the Church. A liberal patronage is soiteifed.
-Escket heldsrs carried free OF charge- jel-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
For the Army, for the Navy, and
J for Every One.

y
for Every One.
The world % 80 Inundated now, With medIsines
Of every description. which are warranted cures
for every known aud unknown species Of disssss,
that thO sufferer ands IL almost Impossible 70 dis
tinguish between good and bad. Some Of these
wonderful huids profess to cure every complaint
known TO tho MAtsria Msdies. In speaking Of
HostettsF'a BittUrs, We refer TO a preparation
which ilmits itself 70 one part Of the bOdy--the
stomnehths Irregularities and disorders Of whicA
IL not only claims to eurO, bul DOES. its reputa-
tion has beeons Worldwide. aud irusa the Pacific
TO the Atlantic, IN both hsmIsphsrs1 and IN every
latitude and zone, IL Is known aud employed a.
remedial agent.
Persons who have bean repeatedly deceived,
peThaPs, cannot DO convinced that Hosissssr's
Bittsrs viii effect SURE, rapid and permanent
cures. But this assertion Is CONFIRMED by testi-
naoniAls from the most distinguished men In thu
country All no have once used these Bitters
keep them nav by their side, "a a safeguard, be-
lisying that an ounce Of prevention Is better than
pound Of cure.
Thsdigestivs organs which have been violated
or prostrAtsd by irregular excessive indulgence
Of sppOtite, will be restored to thelr normal
dition By thu uge Of this wondsrful medicine
gpaloa Tr4uafsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
HAIR DYE! HAIR pYKI

BateheIOr's Hair Dye IL the beet In The
known world The only trus and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and RsliabIe--prO-
daces s3lsadid Black or Natural Brovn-gsRs-
dies the ia efseta Of bad Dyes, and frequently
rsstOres the original color. sold By al Druggists.
Tbs genuine Il signed, w A. BAschslor, 81 Bar
clay streek. Gaw York. Ap95-sm
Epffeptfc Fits cam be Cured t-Dr.
LnckrOw, having become eminsntly suocesafzl
in curing this terrible ulsiady, Invites all SINH
tarly afflicted 20 call send for circulars Of ref
rrnoea and teselnoufalHof uumerons cases cars,
sf'from one TO twenty four years standing. He
sTutes his attention especially 20 diseases Of thu
G erebro-SpinAl Axis, or Nervous System, and So
d rit4 Investigation 81 hia claim 70 public con-
eBes. Address all isttsra TO
DR. v. B. LUCKNOW,
Care Of p. o. Box SIG New York.
RprI3, 3mdkw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
NOTICE.


A&AA kSNSA ASAAAAG A~OLASCS
A LII PASSIONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- this steamer d B. Canpbell, viii present
-xhan on board foF rsynent. All Chains present.
id ssar the sash Of Anzust win b considered nu
and void. EaANcI5 PRATT. osps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

Bloom Of the Damask Rose,
Loo THEC0NrLKxIoE, AZ
II II. ,. sCHLATPFER's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
CLOTHING.
Loewenstein 81 Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OLoTHTIR -
No. So main Street,
tSext aOsr TO the Washington Honsel ..-.

A BEAUTIFUL AND MAGNIFICENT AS
n soTtEeat Of Mems, Youths and Boys Cloth
leg Genfs' Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Tr7lnks,
vaiises. Travelling Bags umbFpliaa Hats, Tcilet
Articles, Notions. &c in larrs quantities and
good qualities, always on hand, which have iuss
been bought for cash and must b sold a. .ls@s,
panic pFices. ~ = -4--a-k s-4
R5- Give Us a call before pnrrhassnE elsewhere
LOEw ENSTEIN & CO,
No 8 Main STREET.
AsS1sa Eszt door 70 tae wAshluetoa Hoas..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
Turkish Essence

THE RIEEsT PERFuMERY ~ uss, sss .ss
Il O4iy y
zyls Hy. sCzLAKPFEB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
SUNDRIEs.
Camslia Balm

A PURELY BOTANICAL COMPOSITIONS for
II he4Eti'ying the hAif, a. - Mais sfFsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

oEDER FOB STONE CUEBIso.
And n0u u r. hsrsby ordered and directed "
ffns Common Couneii II tb4 city ~ Evnntriiis.
2hat tis SWnars q al lots arta u icts iI0nt.
fng On % efjotBing tbs north-eaHt sids % lifFt
etssst, bstSesn Locust and Division BIesfs ,eauss
stsLs e1rbing g b. sst Hpon The eurbliue % asid
lots, within thirty days from the publication -
fhis oRdsr A. NJ. Mc3kIff, CIelt-
oisy Cssrk's omes. yaas 2. las. z-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

We will manufacture all Kind % Tobacco 20
suit any trades that we may receive ouisrs Tor.
We will assure the wholesale trHda that wscan nct
he undersOla in the West. We have teen en-
gagged in the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared 20 execute our werk Ia the neat
est STYLE aud respectfully solicit the attention
Of dealers 70 cur Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05
o. BossR SrsAsra ay.esSrs,

MAI. ecu john Pc. =, Cenl-nsudins aaaitAry nj.
visivn Of ene Mississippi, 81 Ls1is, Mo-
0E>KBAJ; Wa the eni, Tstgnpd. passengers on
the steamer Magma on her trip troa New Or.
issts Mas. s2i 70 z7sh, bsssms oogaisAni Of the
following taeta ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

vTyHR COMMON cOUSOIL or TIE CITY o.
Il EvsnsYflis wfli rsesiye Fs9Dcsaia uuti 5nHa
ssgsh, 1855, for grading ald paving tbs ioiicwirs
azsys. viz.
Fks aiisy slfuats between Fint srd Water
mtr -sea, aad sKtendinR from Chestnut . Cherry.
sThs alley situate between Third sri Fourth
mtr-ssa al sxfsudlrE fesHa Locust = WAiurI-
-f-isa aftsV sifHate b8fEcsn 5ercud sad Third
strVstw snd exfsB5fnx ffDm Wsiaut % ChfstHnf,
assd e6s ally state betEsen Iocusi and Wsingf
S(sosss and sxtsndfng from SIKH % sew nth
Afs.. for xFs1fnx the alley sftuafs between Clara
sd Let sfr-sts, aud sxtsnding from Third =
ESuKEh stFssr.
~ srtsr 81 tbs ConaaS1 C0ancii
A. N. AcGRIFF, Clark
cfsJ C1srk's Onscs. June 3. 1855. iss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-05

MAJ II $50
An ORDER FOB sTOsE CURLING.
Aad nov " fs hereby ordered and directed ~
a. Common Council o. tLe city o. EvHn1Fiiiy.
~ a. The oNners q Al los Or PARTS q lots front
inx "a o. a130ining I've south ~ - aids " btfsf
$3.50 tstwssn Lccssg and DBlsios Streets, c4uEo
800 eurffng % b upon tha curb lins q sail
80 wfthfn thirty days from ths publicstion n
sbis orSsr. A. ~. lfcGBiFF, Cffrk.
Tsev C7~rksn fghIea Jane 3, tH1S. a-sf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-13

Davis and his cabinet appears to find
their way out ofths Confederacy "a hard road
to travel At last accounts Davis was some
where near the borders Of Georgia and Ala
hama, with Stonemau some 23 miles behind
him. Grierson in his front, and Wilson on
his flank. There seems to be no doubt Of
his ultimate capture.
The speciel train reported to be with Davis,
soldier who escaped from the escort ac-
complaining him asserts, positively broke down
and the money was appropriated BY the
soldiers. Davis and rarty have no specie
but what they carry IN their pockets. They
are supposed, however, to have large
amount of European exchange in their pos
session.
The people of the south seem to have
lost their love for Davis, &c, about as rapid
ly as his fortunes have waned. At Green's
boro, N. c., where Davis, Trenholm, Ben.
jamin, &C., stopped for day or two, they
had to live on the railroad train,- the in
habitants refusing to allow them to enter
their dwellings, for fear they might be held re-
sporsible by the fedora. authorities for barber
ing them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-13

The New Yor Times Washington special
says: ut ought to be understood tina, the
recent proclamation offering reward for
the Apprehension Of JEFF. Davis as one of
the'parties implicated in the assassination of
Mr.. Lincoln, was not issued by President John
son as his individual act, or merely upon
his personal opinion as to the guilt of Davis.
II was issued in pursuance Of the decision Of
the proper legal authority. 1t was first un.
animously decided in Cabinet meetings that
parties in any way connected with the con.
spiracy should be tried by a military tribun.
al, and not BY civil courts. All the testi.
mony relating to the matter was then placed
officially in the hands of the Judge Advocate
General Holt, who examined it vsry carefully
and made report to the secretary of War
giving it as his official opinion that the e,i.
dence proved DAVIS to have been connected
with the inception and execution ofthe plot.
1t was upon this official report that the pro.
clamation was based. 1t is not to be sup.
posed that any direct and personal action in
the matter can be traced to Davis, but it
will be proved that the conspiracy was framed
and prosecuted with his knowledge and as.
sent"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-13

BoorH's BoDY.-There are many stories
aacat, some horrible enough forthe dark ages,
as to the disposition made of the remains Of
Booth the assassin. The following, however,
We have no doubt is the exact truth on the
subject, and probably all that will ever be
known:
On Tuesday the Secretary of War, without
instructions OF any kind, committed to Col
Lafayette c. Baker, of the Secret Service, the
stark corpse of j. Wilkes Booth. The Secret
Ssrvice never fulfilled its volition more Sc
cretly. What have you done with the body?"
said | to Baker. q That is known" he ans
wered, to only one living besides my
self 1t is gone. / will not tell you where.
The only man who knows is sworn to silence.
Never till the greattrumpeter comes shall the
grave OF Booth be discovered" And this is
true. Last night, the 9th of April, small
row boat received the carcass of the murder.
ey, and only two men were in it. Their car.
ried the body off into the dark ness, and out
of the darkness it will never return. The
river bottom may ooze about it laden with
great shot drowning manacles. The earth
may have opened to give it that silence and
forgiveness which man will never give its
memory. The fishes may swim around it, or
the daisies grow white above it, but we shall
never know.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-13

motion of Delano, amended, and it was order
ed that the ordinance SO far as applicable to
grain-buyers be declared suspended for
thirty days. i.
Young, Elchelberger, and Miller.
Noes, McGinnis, Mitchell, Ceilings and
Hutton.
On motion of Fennell,
Ordered, that supervisor be directed to
build stone cnlvert, across Superior street on
west side Of Clinton street and crossing on
north side of Superior street, across Clinton
street.
Bills Ordered Paid. Thos. Wing, small
pox signs 81 Z. H. Ward, repairing ballot
box, soc; Patchin & Miller. Madison street
bridge, $3.50; Repairs ofNiagara Fire En-
CINE Sundry bills. $25.25; Street labor. Mar
tin Flanagan 1925; Timothy M'Carty 1918;
Daniel Loaney s. IS; Dennis Kendrich 1888,
Neal Niece $5.25; Thomas Corcoran s. !;
Patk. Murray $5.25 J. Frahill $3.50; Pat.
Mcbride $3.50; jeremiah Maber $3.50 /;
Frank Porter SO; Dennis Murphy So: Rich.
ard Condor $2.25; Team labor, Ulick
Bourke $l7.60; j. P. Roberts $3.50; Hugh
Kintz 81; Chas. Hart $3.50; ]. Bradshaw
$3.50.
Adjourned to Tuesday May l6, 1865.
Z. N. WATERMAN,
City Clerk.