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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

NEw YoRK, May 9.--The Herald says:
The excitement in regard to the Mex
ican emigration movement is extending
in this city and throughout the country.
The Office where persons desirous OF
joining the expedition and registering
their names, was opened yesterday, and
was crowded all day. -
Most of the volunteers in the move
ment are veteran soldiers, who have
served with the army during the past
three years. - s...s.s.0, r...sasoTi
j Common emigrants, il is understood, ,
are guaranteed 500 to 1000 acres Of
land. The bounty to officers receiving
commissions will, of course, be much
larger. It was reported fhat the Mexi-
can republican General. OFtega, is at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
RULES ANR REGnLITInAs

I. Ne pApsrs given away at the Con - s,,s,, Z
SrstuAtous oirouiAtiou. a34-I7 ei
4 No advertisements. Iooal nosioes a r..,c.,-
ertst unless prepaid or pay guArAntsst - 1l = -
5. Advertisements viii nsve- Be aecomp.pieth e.
local notices unloss Contract Is made % tA.t ..,,
and value reosived for the notics. =
4 No " LEGAL Nstice, +" however short, Win
asserted for less than 0ne Dollar each day.
. Marriages, Funeral add ReligIons Notices y
must Invariably b paid IN sdvEnes 90 secure IN
ssrtiOn.
Q. No deaeianey the part Of carriers viii ~
aiA1o good hy the oeice. the carriers fail TO
aeaye papers a. ordered and direcsed, they mnst
pay for their oarsiessnss..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

According to the Canneltou Re
porter, they have been having an anna
teur theatrical performance in that vii
lage for the benefit Of st. Patrick. The
gross receipts we're between $275 and
$500. How they are to be applied to
benefit st. Patrick, who, we we're under
the impression, had long since become
dust, the Reporter fails to enlghten as.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

/ NEw YoRK, May 8.-The Tribune
Washington special says:
The Union feeling IN the interior Of
North Carolina, is not of that true and
earnest kind desired cr to be relied upon
Prominent citizens who admit their de.
feat, still maintain a logged adherence
to their State Rights theory.
A dispatch has been received, assert.
ing that there are no counterfeits upon
our bonds in European markets, and
that the insinuating circulars we're issu-
ed by secessionists,
An order has been sent to the varions
custom houses, to grant cIearanees to
vessels bound with merchandise to Rich
mond.
1t is known that President johnson
has been desirons of sxtending facilities
for trade to all the ports Of the South.
Z The Times Washington special says
that number of the citizens OF New
York, among whom. are Moses Kyner,
August Belmont, and others, have. made
up purse of 81 600 for Robinson, who
saved Stewards life. e.-
The Times Raleigh special says:
SAAOh ACcbtbSH 81 ofC uSAuk H6tt
throughout the,State In some instances
these meetings have been lar gely attend
ed. CASTLE, Green and Wayne counties
have spoken, and say there can be no
peace without Union. They will aid the
United States in the restoration of law
and order throughout North Carolina.
The HerGlds Raleigh special says:
JEFF. Davis passed through Charlotte
on the 22d, and it is believed he has gone
to Augusta. He was accompanied by
an escort Of not less than division of
v heel.rs cayahy. BeiUre leaving
Greensboro, Davis ordered some Of
Wheeler's men, and many officers in
other commands, to be paid the amounts
dne them in gold. About $4,000 were
thus paid out He keeps the rest to re-
vive the rebel cause, which he looks upon
as being not vet lost.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

CiSciNNArI, o.. March. n, 1854
fhis q 10 certify that We the undersigned, have
eeen intimately acquainted with 81 W. Boynton.
N ~, Tor about eight years. During the last alx
ys-rs he has been engsged IN . lucratiov and sue
esossiai practice o. Medicine 10 this city. He
ieeyes here on account o. IN health
We take great pieesure In recommending hin,
ooth socially and Professionally, a. Eentleuaan of
.S eaSell-ht merAas, and occupying prominent po-
he may succeed a. we'll ELSEWHERE ~ he has done
vita ua- Z. FREEMAN. NJ. D.,
froieSor % surgsry In Eclectic Medical Insti-
JOHN N. s0uDDER, n. D.. u
Professor Of the Theory and Practice "a kfeit
ciRe ~ The 4. N. Insutnta 81
"A. n. GARRISON, NJ D..
Late PrOiessog - uhentistry and Phrss6le,s.t a,
the above Medical Tnstituto de,ia.s,,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

Surrender OF Dick TayIOr's Army.
New York, May ga Washington
special says that information was receiy.
ed at army headquarters to-day, Of the
final surrender of Dick Taylor army in
Alaba ma and Mississippi, to Gen. Candy.
1t is remarkable fact, that this news
aad other dispatches were received over
rebel telegraph lines, direct from Macon
TO Washington. Gen. Wilson ia still In
Macon. The escape of Davis, therefore,
is next to impossible.
II is said that Davis, after leaving
Yorkville, s. c., reached Washington,
Ca, on the 4th. From here be was
again driven by the approach of Gen.
Stoneman. The direction taken indi-
Gates an attempt to cross the Mississippi
river, but he will End Wilson in his path.
Howard's corps reached Black and White
Station on the Southside railroad, on
Saturday, having marched 100 miles in
five and half days.
Z President Juarez, of the Mexican Re
public, has issued letters of maroue aud
reprisal against French commerce..
The large receipts from The sale of
5:2Os enable the Secretary to pay off
acquisitions of long standing.
p The financial affairs of the Govern.
ment are now working more easily than
for many months past, and there is no
doubt but that funds sufficient to pay off
our soldiers will be- obtained in q few
weeks 1t is expected every dollar of
public indebtedness will be discharged.
A special to the Tribune says VIM.
r. Donaldson, circus clown, has been
arrested, as participator in the Phila-
delphia arson plot. q
Notwithstanding there is an effort to
cast censure on Sergeant Corbett for
shooting Booth, the act was approved of
at the time by all present, and is now ap-
proved of by his own superior officers.
Corbett did not FIRE until be saw
Booth taking aim at one Of the officers,
and then be had only intended to wound
him. Corbett had previously asked to be
permitted to enter the barn at once, but
this was several times denied him.
The failure of Gov. Fenton to promote
him is cause Of much regret.
The HerGlds special says:
8. The evidence in possession Of the
0OfCAhACAb buC VI J6ua
Davis, and bis associates, is such that no
foreign Government will hesitate a mo
ment in giving him up.
= President Johnson's proclamation has
been sent throughout the South, over the
telegraph lines
y There was another long Cabinet ses-
sion to-day on the subject Of throwing
open the South to unrestricted trade.
= The Heralfs North Carolina CORES
pondent says:
When negotiations for Johnston's sur
render commenced be had about SO, 900
troops, but OF these not over 10000
wanted to be paroled, so anxious we're
they to get out Of the army and return
home. They stole all the horses they
could from their officers and struck of
across the coantry, and engaged in in
discriminate plundering.
- Gen. Johnston admitted that he had
no control over them. he spoke very
bitterly against Davis, attrib1ting all tha
rebel failures to bis administrative
hungliug. He considers South Carolina
the worst whipped State in the Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

General Stoneman has intrGsted to
Col Joe. Parsons, of the 9th Tennessee
cavalry, the duty Of ridding all that por-
ton OF East Tennessee and Southwest
ern Virginia lying between the Holston
river on the east, and the Cumberland
Mountains on the west, of guerrillas and
other bands of outlaws. He instructs
the Colonel as follows;
"Give them to understand that no
false mercy will be shown them, and no
prisoners taken, and that every maa
found in arms, under whatever pretense,
and acting without authority from Fed
eral officers or the constituted authorities
of the State Of Tennessee, will be treat
ed as public enemy and outlaw, and
killed like mad dog BY any one who
meets him"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
BY TELEGRAPH
IFKoM Yesterdays 8 O'clock EprFIos. I
OUR SHfIl[I' REPORT.


Nrw YoRK, May s.-AtG Gallagher sEx.
change gold sold at 1873.
Stinson, Of the Astor House, to-day
received through the Adams Express,
from Richmond, the sign that was for
meriy on Libby Prison.
II was rumored that JEFF. Davis ar
ranged for the iron clad Stonewall to
enter one Of the numerous inlets on the
Atlantic coast, to carry him to place
Of safety. ,..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Cincinnati Neon Markets.

FL0Uk-Unehanged and Qniss :
WHEAf-Prime Red So
oATs-Dull; not sAIsabls At over 55e, in slsya-
tors.
C0RR-Jnshaagsd.
KWE-eOc
WHIskY--DwLl no sales held az 2 o. g,
PkoFISI0E5-Dull; ne sales, but holders ask
prev Gus prices. There fs gsEsraIir q hsavy fssl
ing IN ths markst tos all articles. The decline In
Cold has made buyers withdraw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
PARTNERSHIP.
no the RubIic.

WE HAVE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w In business our former partner, Lieut.. Jas.
". Yickery, who, after three years faithful ser.
vice Ia the army, nov proposes 60 serve the good
Isaople Of Evansville with nice FRES SH FAMILY
GRoukRIES We return our patroniziHg frsends
our sincere thanks, aud hope. with the Increase
Ia the Arm, to receive increase of patronage.
Tbs firm will be the same heretofore, viekery
Bros. JOHN yICKERY
bsJG s 38I4aH 81 SAM'L YsOKERY
HAvINa ESTABLISHED A BRANCH OF
III our house up the Railroad, we hsve increas-
ed snpplie ior gssting supplies zaf Eggs, cutter,
Maple Sugar, Ac, &c. w. Youfs respectfully,
my6 AA I aVICKERY BROS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

tne head of the enterprise, and that ell
me enigrants viii 90 fully supplied with
weapons, but such arrangements have
oeen made as to allow Of this without 4
breach of international neutrality.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
River and westhsr.

"a CxCISxArI, May 9.-The river has
risen feet 8 inches, and now has 81
feet inches in the channel -z-.,-.
i Weather partially clear; thermome-
ter b2. ~ gsss asss9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
MEDICAL.
s. w. BoYnton. ~ 10

ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
~ Permsnen resident Of Evsasviiis.. ofIsr.
nis Pto es.iepAl services to the eitizons 81 this
Guy Ana tieie ~. FROM htE IL iansiya expsrhsnoo
~ me HosFit<l aud general practice of Medicine
ana Snr<ery IL she former city ae feels conndent
o. ms ~oi ny 70 care many cases which have ~.
Sisted "a casual modes Of treatment
50 Particular attention given 20 the treatmant
% Chrunie D lseAses, and those peculiar 10 the
eitmats. such a. Fevsr and Agus, Biiieus Fever,
oFFIcK ANp ERsIpENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

STONE IN THE BLADDN CALCULUS.
GkAYEL, BRICK DUST -DEeosIr, AID
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URISATIHG.
IRRITATf0N or THE NECK OF THE HLAD. a
DER, fNFLAMATION or THE KIDnKYB,
OATAKRH OF TIM BLADDER 81
sfRAH0ULABY AND BURNING, or PAINFULf
URINArIEG.
Fer theas diseases Il L. truly sovereign rensdy
and too much oannot b. said ~ lts Eraiaa. A an-
gle dose aa besn known 70 relieve tbs mOst urgent
symptoms.
Are you tFonbled With that distressing pain ~
the small OF The bach and through the hipaf "A
teaspooniul day of the Consultation water will
relieve yOn like magic. aiH Y
PHYSICIANS rflf e
Have long siacs given up ths use Of buohu, eubots
and Iunipef in tho trnatment Of theHo diseases,
aud only nso them for the want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wATER
Hsa proved Itself equAl % the task that hes de-
VOWED upon 1t.
Ifrftste and areueh tfe kiansVa and nv constant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Imnertaut OrdeP

General Scho6eld is determined that
the North Carolinians shall not be de-
ceived as to the result of their struggle
for secession Many Of them, no doubt,
have been under the impression that 80
long as they obey the laws In force where
they reside" they will be permitted to
retain their slaves and work aud whip
them as in the palmy days of Southern
chivalry and arrogance. Possibly they
regard the bloody struggle through
which the country is about emerging as
a mere trial Of strength between the two
sections, and now that the North has
triumphed, that it has no further interest
IN the matter and cares nothing about
indemnity for the past or security for
the future. If this be the idea entertain
ed by any Of the rebels, they greatly de-
ceive themselves. 1t was with great
reluctance that the Northern States went
into the fight. For years the North was
insulted and despised as race of mer-
cenary towards. For years her people
were mobbed and murdered with impu
nifty. While Northern hotels and North
ern bar-rooms we're resonant with the
bluster and bullyism of Southern brag-
CARTS. Northern men settled in the South
ern States were not even so much as per-
mitted to read the marriage and death
notices Of loved friends, as published in
the Northern newspapers, lest they
should circulate incendiary documents
They could not perform the commonest
acts of charity without having their mo-
tiyes misconstrued and their lives en-.
dangered.
We rejoice to see that GeA Schofeld
designs that the North Carolinians shall
at once become acquainted with the al
tered condition of affairs. The Rip
Van Winkle OF States is to learn that
while it slept civilization and freedom
we're marching onward, marking their
pathway and progress with blood No
slave now treads the soil of North Caro-
lima. The crack OF the whip, the scream
Of the victim, and the bay of the blood
hound are no more to resound through
its dismal pineries aad swamps. In
their place will be found the cheerful
toll of the freedman, making the wilder
ness to blossom as the ross-school-hous-
es, churches, and happy peasantry.
Time, of course, will be required to
perfect this mighty change, but enlight,
ened legislation on the part of our Gov
eminent and intelligent cooperation on
the part of the old Southern landholders
will bring it about sooner than many
anticipate The freedmen are quick of
perception. They are ambitious, how
ever much the fact may be denied
They are self-supporting, and properly
protected will develop the resources of
the South with q rapidity unknown to
the widest dreams of the most fanatical
abolitionists.
The following is Gen. Schofeld's or
der:
HRADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF N. c., !
Army Of the Ohio,
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
SKIRTS.
SkIRTS.
NEW SKIRT
1365 = = = = 1865.
Tho Greatest Invention Of the Age In
HOOP SKIRTS.

I.1gw. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTTC Tor doublel SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY b GARY, Qats y. I. a o. J.
West), SOLE PRoPRlEToRS AND MAUFAO-
TURERs, OF Chambers. and 70 and 81 Reade
THIS HNvENTIoN consists Of Duplex (or
twc) f1lfptin Steel Syringe, ingeniourly braided
tightly and nrraly together, edge 70 edge, making
the toughe8t, fnoat nexibie, elastic and durable
Spring eyer used. They seldom bend or break,
Ike the Single Springs and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twice % loug as
any other skirt.
The wonderful aexibiity and great cor fort and
pleasure 20 any lady wearing the D1plex Illiptic
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cara. Church Psws. Arm.ohairs, for Promenade
aud House Dress, as the skirt can be folded when
On use 20 occupy small place, as easily as silk
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and convenience Of wearing the Duplex Illiptio
Steal Spring Skirt for q single day, viii never,
never Afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
For Qbildren, Masses aud Young Ladies' they are
supsFior 70 all others. h1 @L3
They are the best quality In every part, and un-
questtonably the Lighteet, Most Desirable, Com
Portable aud Economical skirt ever made.
FOR SALE In all hrstclass Stores In this city,
and throughout the United States and Canada,
Havana az Cuihl, Mexico, South America, and the
West Indies.
ENQUIRE FOB THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIO
@3& aaN an SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

Three divorces were granted at
the last term of the Dubois county Com
mon Pleas Court.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
MEDICAL.
This Institution is Psrmanertly Katahlished.
Evansvtiis znarmAry.
EYE. EAR, AND CANCER CURE.
No. las sEain ST., Cor. Fifth.


DR. LEOPOLD DELACEE,
Professor Of opthAlmics, Medicine, aud Ocular
and Anrai Surgery.
NO ADVANCE PAY REQUIRED OF ANY
RESPONSIBLE PATIENT.
All that suffer from acute or ehranic Sore Eyes
an qetains speedy ours BY applying early Tor
So All surgical o opsrasIous warraated.
Stratssnus. Or Creased OF sauinied Eyes
straightsLed IN = moments time Call immsdi-
stoly And hase your eyes strai ghteasd The opera
that thsre Is but little or no patio AZ xperiruesd
Every case wart tanted- No pay requarad of the
resp nsibio until a cure u psrf0rmea.
All diseases OF the Ear, u presented 81 curable
can be oansed ts hear, BY applying At the Eve,
kaT a d Cancer Care, No. l4S Main Street. corner
Diseases contracted BY seIEAbase, or sexual
inaI emmissions or ohropie 0rsanlc Weakness,
etc. etc. i.aa hsr r- r
Cancer or Csncerous Tumors
ExtirPeted OF cured BY local or general treat
ment, whom presented ~ curabls stages. No ad-
vance pay required OF any responsible patient
No pay asked unless eure is accomplished Gall
soon, 80 as 70 secure sfeNtmeut
All private diseases cured satisfactorily, or no
pay asked. Private treatment oan be had b. Ap-
plying at this Eye, kar aud Cancer Cure, at No.
a. Main street, corner Fiith.
II residing in town or vicinity, medical relief
can bb had 81 home BY addressin a note 40 Dr.
DeLacee, at the Eye, Ear aud Cancer Cure, No
l4b Main Street, corner Fifth.
ALL CASES CONSIDERED STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
NO Every description Of surgery the BYE,
Ear or Cancer will be done dolicntely and scisntf-
hcally az the Eye, Ear and Cancer Cure, No i45
Main Street. corner Fifth. mys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
HRADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF N. c.,
Army Of the Ohio,
RALEIGH, N. c., April 2S, 1865.

= u
General Orders, No. Z.
To remove a doubt which seems to
exist in the minds of some of the people
of North Carolina, il is hereby declared
that by virtue of the Proclamation Of the
President Of the United States, dated
January l, 1868, oil personsin this State
heretofore held as slaves are now free,
and it is the duty of the army to main
tain the freedom of such persons. 1t is
recommended to former masters of freed
men to employ them as hired servants
at reasonable wages; and it ia recon-
mended to the freedmen that when al
lowed to do so they remain with their
former masters and labor faithfully so
long as they shall be treated kindly and
paid reasonable wages; or that they i'm
mediately seek employment elsewhere in
the kind of work to which they are &C
customed. 1t is not well for them to
congregate about towns or military
camps. They will not be supported in
\ idleness.
By command of Maj. Gen. Scho6eld,
| j. A. CANPBELL, A A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Additional River Items.
TUESDAY NOON.

Basinepa has been very dull this morning on
the lsvee, with scaresiy any arrivals.
The river has risen fully i've feet since yestsr-
day m rning, and the i'm nense rains of iast nigh
will unquestionAbly seceller4te tie rse.
TIE only arrivals since last night wrre the
Armada, Cairo T. Evansvile; Darling, Msmphis
to cineinusti; RCse Hite, Louisville and return
XIX Green river a . fn-tI
The Armada had a light trip of freight, bot, a.
usual was full OF peopIs.
The Darling had big "trip from Memphis, In
Guiding 400 bales Of cotton for oincinnati
This Rose Hite arrived at l25< O'Clock, from
Louisville, almost entirely light She viii re-
turn TO Louisville this evening, anordinK excel
lent accommodations to passengers
The EinorA Is due from Loaisville. She viii
return to that city this evening, and will be
found an exceedingly pleA'aas boat Capt John
). Richey and Lou Beolsr are two Of natures
nobismen, and passengers travelling with them
will find trip to Louisville pleasant pastirne.
The Einora is noted for her excellent speed aud
nae appointments. s.
The Golden Eagle, for Memphis, and the
Fashion, fer New orleaas, will be here early To-
morrow morning
The big Indiana Ia expected this evening { om
New Orleans.
The Gen. HAllsck, we learn. is doing IAad
efnee business between this city and Henderson.
She returns to that city this evening. M
The Lsni Leoti lsavs this evening cor Nash.
Vile, onoring splendid accommodation to pas.
sen gsrs. Captains HAElstt aud AlcCona 4 are her
esief officers, and are excellent gsntlemou
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRIcH, Proprietor,
Cor. maia sns Third stss
EVANsvILLE, IND.

1NHIs OLD. WILL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il widely known Hotel has been eIoaed for ssV-
exai weeks undergoing repairs. It hiss, during
tnis sies oooa repAfntsd inside and cut, has been
tnroughly htted up, and In grsat measure furn
tshed With new beds and furniturv The prnprie-
tor has made every arrangement tc render his
aoess eonrenisnt, healthy aud agrssabls toths
Thanking the public for the nns patronage th.i
~ ~ : series OF years has besa eztenaea % -ths
Wesnington, he INVITES . renewal sfthslf eustses
a1a Naal enaeAyor % have bis tahle fnEniahod and
ned patronage. -
O9nibusea will oan.argev, "a "a f-,-.
tbs nepaf fr~. t-t-S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
GENERAL AGENCY.

tEft, = Aan~ and LcenSfM
A@@~ ~ AEw@nawfRle, HAD.
Sw strict sftsBtton paid 90 s0lisctisns Of al
kinda. els
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10


on RIioFUSE FLoWIeQs
Both diseases afisine nom muity secretion Of
the menstrual huid--in oaMs bsing TOO little
aud accompanied By egssrs pain, and tha othar
BOO profase sserstion which viii bn apeedlly eugf
By ths Consultation Water Elala
The diasass kuOun A. FALB1N0 or THE Ea
WOMB, which is The result 0f the reaxation 81 g =
tis ngansuts Of that orrans aud is known -
sense ef hsattnesa aud dragging peius in the
back aud sidos, aud 81 times soooapaasd ~ sharp
-ianeinatinR shooting pains through ihs parts
Affected, will, In all cnsaa, be rsfnoved BY tp as
ietms. IS fslf
Tbsss ia =snotherg olessssf sgmpsssHs esfsIpg
from IRRITATION OF THE WGMB, which
physicians call Nervousness wfa1i NDfd covers
up much ignoranos, aud In MAE cases cut 9f
leo the doctors do not really know utethaT the
symptoms ara the disease "a the diseAse theaymp
speak more pariieuiaFly of cold feet, palpitation
Of the heaFt, Impaired uem0ry, vskrfuiiDess,
flashes of beat, iengHor, iassiteds, and dints4 81
vision. ffte2f y
SUPPRESSED MEEBTRUATfOE.H fsGlt
Which IN the uamERFied fsma 10 Il q constant I'd
curing disease, and through neglect the see6s Of
mors grave and dangerous mAisdles ara Giaa rasait
aud a. mouth after month poses without - sf i
fort bsiER made % assisf Mature, ths snpt Fss-
sion beoomss chronic the pstisnt eradnslly less
her appstite, the bowels eousfipafed, niTkf -
swests coma on, and Consumption finally ends Der
@@- For sale By AL Druggists. Price 81. -ss
wM. II. GREGG q co, ProDristors.
. h0k0AS 4 ALLEN General Agents. Ne. 40
Tor ssIs 10 c6Ioas9es fDEfgR. FIsem
NULfkK. lf-fsfu5f ~ :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

tBy Teiegraph.l
RAILROAD REOEIPTs.
:. TEaRE HAUTE, MAY .. Ise5.
Find bslow list Of fteight forwarded By Traia
No 9, from this place, to-dsy.
l A. 4. ROBBINS.
Col Smith, engines,A bal wheels, 2 eyiia.
dsrs, smoksfacks. bxa machin ry; ARA.
strong, ~ step ladders; p Visrling, kx berfa.
mery; Hopkins, BIZ mdse, bx dry goods
= WoodS bx psrfumery; Harris, bx mdss
Hornbrook Co. mower aud hxIngs; @ Bab-
COCK. exs hardware , Glover, car lumber
BroVH, ID 4 Co. 100 bris AOur.