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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
The Hsralfs special hAs the follow

I ing:
The late rebel Governor Brown, ol
Georgia. reached Washington yesterday,
under guard, and was placed in the old
Capitol prison. 1t is understood thai
the Government designs to use him IS a
witnesa IN the trial Of JET Davis for
eompheily in the assassina tion plot
1t is understood the amnesty proela-
nation win extend 10 all below the rank
of Brigadier General in the rebel ser.
vice. 8 u hrU -evas5i
The Cabinet have yet under consider
alton the question of reconstruction,
and Is is understood that there is con-
siderable diversity Of opinion on several
important details in connection With this
subject Secretary Stanton is under
stood 70 differ decidedly from the Presi-
dent, and some of his colleages, in re-
gard to the proper course to be pursued
in restoring the rebel States % their
states in the Union. el5ss& ta ASA
He Is supported by one, at least, and
perhaps BY two Of the Cabinet while the
other side is with the President.
The question of negro suffrage is the
great stumbling block in the way of har-
mony. There is reason to believe that
the President is disinelined to take the
responsibility Of extending The suffrage
to the colorsd eisiaans until be has had
an opportunity Of sseertaining the sen
nmenta of Congress upon the subject
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. AED
MUCOUS Or MILKY DfBCHAn0E8
AFTER URINATINo.
IRRITATION OF THE NICK OF rHE pIkD-
DER, IBFLAMATIOE or THE KfDHEYb,
OATARRH OF THE BLADDER
sTRAE0ULARr AND BURNING. % PAINFUL
uRINATTNO
Fer these daeasos II u truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot BE- said ~ ita praise A slu-
gle doss has boen known 70 relieve che most urgent
xfs you troubled win that distreasisx pain 10
thu small o. tbs back and Through the hlpat 4
taaspeoufai day of the Cenatitutlon water wiii
rslisss you iihe magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have ioag sinos giyoi up the uss Of bunhu, oabeba
aDa tuniper IN The treatment Of these diseases,
and only use them for ths want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Bs. proved iissf equAl 70 thg tssh thAi has de-
'''''~ '''" " DruRErIcs
Irritats and drsnch the kidneys, aud BY constant
sse produce chronic deeonsr'&S ~ and confirmed
IN DYsMEEORRHHA, OR PAINFUL NEE.
srRUATfON. AND MENO
on PKOTUnE fLoWTkG.
BotA diseases arising from fAusty secretion o.
ths uasnstrEaI auld-in ons oass being too Uttis
and eerompanied BY severe pain, aud The other
tos psoiass secrstiah which via - speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The dissass known a. FALLING or THE
WOMB, whieh IL fhs regnit 0f thg rsiaxatlsn q
he iigAmsnta of that orRah, and Il known BY
sanao of heasiness aud dragging pains J. the
tact and sides, and ~ tim accom- pan led ~ alarp
--ianoinaflng OF shooting pains through therarf'
essctsd. will, 10 all Gases, BE- removed by the msd
fcins. ..
There is another class n sympi0ms arising
from IRRITATfOE or THg WOMB, which
Physicians calf Heryo9ndess, Ghich word covers
up mach ignorance, and IN uine oaaes cat of
ten the doctors DO not really kbow whether the
symptoms ths disessh. ths ctaease tbs - yny y
toms. We car oufJ enumaerats them here. 1
SPEAK more particuisfi5 81 co'd fset, pslpitatiOn
Of ths heart, impaired memory. wax fuiiuess,
nsshes o. heat, langn0r iasatadt, and difnness o.
vision.
SUPPRESSED MEtfrhuATIOH.
which 10 the unmarried ieu. . is . constant ~
curing disaase, aad tii usf nszisct tho .eeff 1f
more grew and danger tlle r1l .f.
sad ~ month alter 80 srff Eithouf q ~
sgst beiBe made - - grs tha app res
sioa bsconrs chfonf, e1t gradually icser
her A1Dssile, the bey eonsiiratsd. Bistf
swss's come on and O. sun ahaiiy snds Be-
cafsofl #r.
sS- gor sale BY al = agsi s. pdcs 81. 7Ss
wM.B oRsGo 1g, Prepristors
M0E1Aa 4 ALLIES, O raj Agents, No. -
Clih strset, ssw TSrk.
For ssss 10 chieavo By ULLER, FIEOn
NUbt Ek lauxI-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
Cincinnati noon Marker.

OTEoiHHATi. Nay 10.
fLoUs-Duili 8 50; ne sales Of superhne.
WHEAT-Red dull a. IS.
OATS-46.
WHIeKY--Duli, with no sales; 2O0 ls the
price asked By dealers.
PoRK-Msss IN moderate damnBd n 29 SO. bu,
generally held At - 90.
BULK MEATk-Eothfng doing
s LARD-l0o tisreea prime City sol6 at IT.
HAMS-SugAr enred, I992f.
Gko0EBIEs-Upchanksd ksd snd quiet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
IBy Tolsgraph.J
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

Afy. Il. r akra4v-
Jsnss svsEssn, car lumber; Clover, /
car shtngiss; Minor a d, bxs boots; echapksr
4 b. hx tkreaas ! beAs ID goods 4 bx goods;
KssAisr, bx preserves, bbls sugar y4gnsss
q Co, casss o eIsth, rolis o cl th, . bales, S
roi Ia mating, 4 hxs d goods; @ l. Dixon, 5bxs
boots; @ McGhee, bxs d gOods, mdse; Il 4 n
II bels sugar L@-fsHes ox Elan2i A.cksy
bx syrup, bx; = HOpGfns, 3 rolls zastfdg S
rolls @ /; Preston Bro, hhds sugar; Goldman.
q Co. lbs gocdss A Christ 81 marble G Coz
a II bxs mdse-
AR RoBBIHs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
oTFIoE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL:

clsclsNArf, O., March. N. ls6i.
Ehis = % certify that We, The underslgnaa, hsvs
been tnlimately acquainted with 3. ". noynton,
n y. 1r about eight years. During che las sis
yeArs hs has eesn engaged In . lncratiev aud 81
erssiui pracfios cf l~dicina ~ this ely. Il
ls.xes Aero 90 coaatcf ~ hraIth.
We take Ervat pleasure 81 recommending hua
oeth socially and professionally. ~ gentleman vi
ehceiient morals, sne occupying prcminent pc
auon smeng ne Physicians of onr city, and heqs
~ 1Ay succeed ~ we'll elsewhere he has done
Nish ea- z, FREEMAN, NJ d,
fFos@or of seFgery IN Eoleotic Medical Tnsti
tute, Cincinnati, d.
JOHN NJ sCUpDEB, MI.
Professcr Of the Theory and Pr.rtIce or nr1f.
cine In ths n. "a. Institnta II
u. ID. 0kR2ISoN, NJ n.
the Absse Medical fustlsuts aecf6 n,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
TRANSPORTATION.


CtTEAM- -WEEKkT 70 EIFERR0oE1 e11eAing
- 90 QUEkNST91FHrs Coax HARsoR.l The
we'll known ateaatsEa e 4hs~Lfvsrpool, EsW York
and PhilAdnlphim Stammahip CemPmmy Qnasn
Lins), carrying s6s o. 9. Mails, are intsnded 70
sail as followas 4,
KDIEssaeH .-.-..-!............. saszrdyy, E.e. 10
GLAeaow Saturday Dec. IL
Orr o. nAmgHEsTKn ..s...-.. Saturday, Dee. =
And every suocseding em1afday, @s Noes, from
PIer a, NORTH River. a. Ffeissa e
RATES on PASSAGE: - Il
Payable In Gold or its equivAlenf IN Curreneyl
FrRsT CAB1M.... $50 90 sTnKR4an-...-..-....s3o 90
do 70 London--. IS 90 do 70 London. S4 90
do TO Paris. oS % do 10 PAris ..--.. 20 60
do to Hamburg 90 90 do 70 Hamburg. 81 90
PHassngsrs are also forwarded @ Hxvfo. BreEasR,
BotterdAm, Antwerp &cs at squaiIy low rates.
FARES fr0m Ltvarpool or 2usenstown. 1st Cabin
-ST5, Ss5, sos. Stssraee $50. These who wish
to ssnd for thsir friszdS can buy rsksz hsrs q
these rateM.
For furthsx fnsOrEstien ApplY As The Cenpanya
oGacaa. JOHN G. BALE. A@sat,
Is Broadway, New York.
- - BMHM q AHrHEas Agsat,
dses-6m ExsAsE1Eis. lna
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
DISSOLUTION.
piasolution Of Co-Partnernhin.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnerahip.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Kx.
A iztine betwssn J. ~. strset AEd 7 Burfis
under ths firm name Of Street Burtis, Las tsis
dA3 been dfEaclHRd BY mutuA1 c0naeuk J z
BroSn aod John Davis having bonzh- tke entirs
fntsrsek - y. 7. Burtis In the abose aarsed g.,
Ths whqla1Als and retail marble busfnsss vii
heraAftss - eoeuueted At the cd stand of strs~s
burtasi -. nstn Street. By J. q. sfrsst, J. B.
Drewn and Jaha Davis, under the Srm nsrne n
street. srs@n co-s ~ko wiIl pay al dsbts ousf
~ ssFssa , BaKlia Aad esIlsef All elains aus :.
-. nyI8sdzm-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
81. Lows, MaY l0.-The Neu OrIsan.

Sr. Louis, May l9.-The New Orleans
Delta Of the 18th says:
A gentleman recently from Havana,
saw ex-senator Gwinn there, and was
shown indubitable evidence Of the ces-
sion of Sonora to France, by Maximil.
liam. t m saa
The gentleman was also shown Gwinn' 9
patent of nobility, as Duke of the French
Province of Sonora, signed by Napo-
leon.
An immense amount Of hay was
burned ut New Orleans at the same time
the steamboat Minnehaha was DESTROYED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
MEDICAL.
s. w. Bovnfon. - -

Afk OF CINCINNATI. HAviEG BECOME
pornanest resident Of Evansville. oaers
~ ~ pze sS.ieai ssEyicts . ihe citiaeas o. this
~ @na Vtcautty. froua his extensive sx xpsrienoe
ns hosPlsal and general practice Of Medicine
Of his abb lty to cure many csss. which have ~.
sisted - nasnAl moaeeof treatment
- Particular atteufion given a. the tr,.t,..,,
oi Nnronio Diseassa, And those peculiar 10 the
climate. such e. Fever and Aeu-. Rillous F,vsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

Revivals.-The Presbyterian Church
at Dayton, lad, in charge of the Rev.
J. A. Carnahan, has been blessed in the
outpouring of the spirit of the Lord.
A series of meetings were held during
the month of February, which resulted
in adding &c members to the church, 23
of these by profession of faith.
The Walnut Street Church of Phila-
delphis, at its last communion, received
20 members received into It's canon,
half of whom were by profession of faith
PRESBYTERIAN RE-USIos. os.-During the
session of the Presbytery of Schuyler,
o. s., held at Macomb, Ills, Rev. James
Sweat appointed q commissioner to
learn the fraterna regards of the mem
bers of the other Presbytery, N. s, held
at Nauvoo, appeared and presented his
credentials, and laid before the Presby.
terry the communication entrusted to
him. After being invited to take the
platform he addressed the Presbytery.
We copy the following from the address
as bearing most directly on the subject;
"Being then one in name, boundaries,
doctrine, faith, church order, and final
purpose and aim, and being all alike
children of the same Father, and breth.
rem beloved in Jesus the Lord, shall we
not be one in brotherly regards and
Christian love? Brethren, this is the
message ye have heard from the begin.
ming, thdt zoe sAoGld lore one another.
"The brethren who commissioned me
TO appear and TO speak these words in
your hearing, also directed me to say
that, should the way be- clear, in your
minds, they would be happy to have you
hold your next stated meeting at tbs
same time and place of theirs, and tha
then and there the two Presbyteries en-
ter upon such 3 train of Christian inter
course and fellowship as to them ma,
seem best suited to strengthen tn
cords Of their mutual respect and love.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
River ana weather

CINCINNATI, May l9.-HeAvy rain with
but little intermission since last evening.
Now raining hard. Thermometer 67s.
The river has fallen feet 10 inches 10
the last "a hours. There are now SO
feet water in the channel.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

The Rev. Elisha Doty, missionary O
the Dutch RsfoEmed Ckarch Al Annoy
died on his passage 70 this country. His
missionary life dates from 1885. His
funeral was attended st the Collegiate
Dutch Church, New York, on Monday
last. sN3ot- sA-iHT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
Toys.
POTATOES.
FIuke POtatOes.

IHTE ABE JUST Eow REcEIyISG ASOTH-
~ sr hundrea ba Frsls Of thoss choiez Eastsrn
Pot afoes. acknouf~desd by syery who has
tried shsra 70 ~ ~ best in the market
ThsT uxs FarF httrsetfvs 70 stbs eye, aud eise -
afa palate when eapked and ~ The tAoIs EnF1ias
safsffnr fbsm y - 1F&f lcHa rsn kszs fheza To-
day, {43EnGda45, delsEeEea fEs8 81 drayaxs from
fss rffsrs - > sEaali tssass - cost call eesns
aye ID nsis ssfssG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

There are steps being taken. TO erect
new edifce for the M. T. Church. a
committee has been appointed (aa viii
be seen by referring TO another column
to procure subscriptions, and as citizens
are called on We hope they may sub
scribe Literally. II Prfncsto on Clarion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
LSuasianians Ask for che Remove OF
e s 4setf Gen. Banks

gNEw YoRK, May 10 The Tines
Washington special says:
Governor Wells, DR.. Hugh Kennl IL
and DR.. Coleman, Of Louis ana, are here
with the intention of procuring the DIS
placement of Gen. Banks.2 uf'al
From authentic sources We learn that
the efforts of these gentlemen against
Gen. Banks has been fraitless. The
confidence Of this administration in the
patriotism and ability Of the commander
of the Department of the Gulf remains
unchanged.
The Tri6aaSs special has the follow
ing: o 31aw .sisol "a
Gov. Piespont, of Virginia, purposes
to leave Alexandria, Virginia, on Wed.
nesday, accompanied By. the other State
officers and his family, with the archives
Of the Government, an special boat,
and to proceed to Richmond as the
Capital of the Commonwealth. The
Executive Mansion, recently vacated 81
Extra Billy Smith, is being put in order
for his occupation. The loyal people of
Richmond are preparing to give the
Governor q cordial public ~elcome. q
Gen. Sheridan has been assigned to
an important department command in
the West not yet announced, and his old
staff start for it tomorrow. The cavalry
will remain here and take part in the
grand review next week. Ger. Grant
was in consultation with him this morn
ing. 1o aesgU ~ l....
Gen. Merritt, Of the cavalry, has been
appointed to full Major GeneraIship, to
date from the 9th of April.
| All the effects of Mrs. Lincoln are
boxed and directed to Chicago. The
family take their departure on Monday
evening for the same place.
1t 10 stated that Assistant Secretary
Dana has determined to resign his posi-
ton in the War Office, and Mai. Long,
Snperintendent of the Military .Tele-
draph, is named as bis successor.
1t is understood that President John
sons forthcoming proclamation will, in
reality, be q withdrawal Of the uucondi.
tional amnesty Of Mr.. Lincoln, and the
substitution of an offer of amnesty on
plain conditions to repentant rebels be.
low the rank Of Brigadier General The
terms Of pardon besng made much more
definite and the amnesty narrower IN itl
scope
dsIt Is added that all rebels who have
been in the civil service of the JaE Da.
Wis Government whether At home O,
abroad, srs 70 be added to ths eIassss
excepted from the new ananssgy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

s28, 800; whole number of travelling And
local preachers, l5,026; houses Of wor.
ship, l0,0l5; benevolent contributions
for al objects daring the year, $67s, ,957
81. ~. - e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

market. Wishing TO establish q regular
Coin Exchange IN Evar sville, We viii
hereafter sell Specie al user rates thar
any other House in the State, and wfl
pay liberal prices Tor Coaoons. Silve,
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
ESTABLISHED, 1881
GOLD


Having now Special Partner in
New York, who is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, We viii hereafter BEEN
abled 20 take advantsgelof the constant
fluctuations in the =. r--. i. .,f ,-s,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

From the general minutes of the Meth
odist Episcopal body in this country, we
learn that its total membership 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
Regular Report


North Carolina Bnion Men az Work.
NEW YoRx, May l9.-The Herald 8
Raleigh correspondent says q large
meeting OF North Carolinians, to take
action for the restoralion of civil gov
ernment, and to restore order in their
State, was held at Raleigh on the llth
inst Speeches were made by number
Of prominent citizens, and q series of
resolutions unanimously adopted, in all
of which, we're expressed JOY at the down.
fat Of the rebellion and their return to
the fold Of the Union and the protection
of the old flag; satisfaction at the termi-
nation of slavery, which had always
been Q drawback on the progress of the
State, and the acquiescence Of the peo.
pie in the announcement Of President
Johnson that treason must be punished.
At night there was a grand illumination
and large Union procession.
: The HerGLds Panama correspondent
makes the important announcement that
the Governor Of Columbia had not only
ratified the new stipulations with the
Panama Railroad Company, guarantee
fng the operators the perpetual proprie-
torship of its road, but has concluded q
treaty with agents of our Government,
which grants to the United States in
perpetuity the, exclusive privilege of
Transporting military and naval stores
over the line. As an equivalent for this
important concession, our Government
Is to guarantee the sovereignty Of CO.
lumhia over the Isthmus of Panama,
aud the security of the transit rore
against ali other foreign powers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
CAorister--william Tileston.

ChoristT-W William Tileston.
The usual anniversary exercises were
postponed antil the Sabbath School will
be able to assemble in the Lecture
room of the new Church, which will be
about the middle of June. The children
are looking forward to that event with
great interest We presume the officers
viii make suitable preparation for the
joyous event, and that the Sabbath
School will enter their new Church with
prospect of unusual success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


Loeal.-We presume the pulpits Of
the various ch urches of our city will be
occupied tomorrow by ministers Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church attend
ing the General Assembly, now in sss-
sion in our city.
The thirty-fifth session Of the General
Assembly of the Cumberland Prssbyte-
rian Church was convened in this city
on Thursday morning. This church,
like many others, has felt the effects of
the rebellion. In calling the roll, we no
ticed that many Synods and Presbyteries
in the Southern States, which, in other
days, were always strongly and ably rep
resented in the Assembly, had no com
missioDers to respond to the call The
election of the Rev. Mr.. Douglas a.
Moderator was q compliment TO the
Southern branch Of the Church, and
showed that nothing had transpired to
weaken the sympathy and charity Of the
members of the North for their deluded
brethren in the South. The Cumberland
Presbyterian Church claims, however,
that revolution and sebellion have been
powerless to split her asunder. She is
yet one Church, and though some of her
most brilliant and shining lights have
gone out in the night and darkness Of
rebellion, as an Ecclesiastical Organiza-
ton, she remains intact and hopeful
Through the energy of Major Robin
son, about 81 500 have been subscribed
by our citizens for the construction Of
an African Baptist Church in our city
This class of population is becoming
very numerous in our midst, and it 10
emiuently wise on the part Of our peo-
pie to throw around these waits cast upon
our shore, every religious influence.
The African race are peculiarly suscep-
tible Of religious influence, and rarely is
an honest negro church member found
bringing disgrace upon his calling.
We trust the church may be speedily
constructed.
Bishop Kemper, Of Wisconsin, will
oficiate at the Episcopalian Church to
morrow, in place of Bishop Uphold, who
10 unable to be present, in consequence
of bodily in6rmity. Bishop Kemper
will visit our city for the purpose of per-
forming the ceremony of confirmation
upon suitable candidates, and we doubt
not the Sabbath will be High Day to
the congregation of St. PauPs Church.
The Mission Sabbath School meets this
afternoon, il will be remembered, at the
Court House.
The annual election of officers of the
Locust Street NJ. Z. Sabbath School took
place on Monday evening last. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the en-
suing year:
intendent--William ISleheart.
Assistant Snperintendent-Miss Car
rie McNett.
Secretdry-Will Barbour.
LibrGriaRs-Hiram Nelson and Ed
ward Parker.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
told .

n order 70 furnish Coin in hand q
parties who may wiah to buy largely, va
will keep constantly on hand, IN large
pieces, from twenty-five 60 Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
1Iti na, nlver Items.

FRrp4 Noos
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-31
Condition OF Things ut the South.

10 the E;Hior IF tie Ncw }-ori: -Vc~s:
Now that the Government has
cmancipatcd four millions Of negroes
in the Southern States, free from ali
restraint, physically and ,norullv, SUP
ported and fed, III Fart, with Govern
mcnt rat:ons, and raiolcd. into sclt
Importance by the literature, oral an,
written, delivered to them l,y school
teachers and preachers sent from the
North. it is not to be expected thai
they stand really to discharyc: th,
duties OF citiz"n:, and 'frcrncn. with
out amy preparatory probation, s,lcE
as the fore GncrS who come to TIKI
country luv' to linIrlgn i,ivrc they
trc entrusted With the elective iral:-
chisr.
| The negroes are now III their tran:s;.
ton state, from slaves TO freedmen.
not freem. n--''thc lihcrtini, not Ii
BERT, Of the o!l Eolntn.' who ncN,
gave them til" full privileges oi .itl
Zens, tor the distinction is very "yi
dent III Livy's History
1t IS probable that thc blacks at the
South will cause trouble to the whit,
race. Tor If they arc rot instructed l.,
receive their freedom with humilit'
and thankfulncss, their cd guardian
master will not bear with their in8o
lenre' and then at @Ye comes 4 W.
OF the races, to end II tic extinction
. OF The Black. fo- there are few Witt
mex at the Nort:,. except those cf th
Satanic school, VINO would allow thci
white brothers South t. ha exterIni
mated. Tle gyc;tt question ot ey..al
cip"ron Is toia...S to that point; &C
: laec n.st lH;is-tkey never can k