Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 May 1866 — Page 2

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vored ta iihnw mv errati,?.). v. 1 . I I '

port of the Rennhlican I " . VUJmj,UJLLa JM UTIUNS. rTTTT.T.T,T I

cn. Grant Urges tfce Passage of an

a .m . .

The President to-day sent a brie

message to the House, inclosing the

louowing letter irom lien. Vrant:

hbadq'rs. Armies ofthe IT. s. Washington, D. C, May 16, 18Ji. J

To E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War

In view of -the lona-delav , in the,

loweTHouse of Congress in agreeing

ujwnaiau pi reorganization oi tne armyTOTtable to our present requirements, and , the urgent necessity for earlyction, I am induced to present

me matter to you omeially, and to ask the attention of Congress to it, believ

ing mat tney have the matter fairly

wciure uiiem mey win ao wnat should be done speedily. At the present time settlements are

cpringing up witn unusual rapidity in the district of country between the

iMiBBoun river and the Faeific ocean where heretofore the Indian was left

m undisputed possession. Emigrants are rmslrini? to thoso ti.To

to tfe&old fields of the Kocky Moun

ting Dy every, available highway. The people flocking to those regions, are citizens of the united States, and are entitled to the protection of the Government. They are developing the resources of the country to its great advantage, thus making it out interest as well as duty to give them military protection. This makes a , L .A 1' . .. . . , 1

uiucu greater lurue west oi me Miseissipm han was ever heretofore re quired necessary. " " io .0a

a email military lorce is required

in an ine states neretotore in rebellion, and it can't be foreseen that this force will not be required for

some time to come. It is to be hoped that ihia force will, not be. nac&saarv.

to enforce- -the- laws, either' ''State' tor

.National, but the difference of sentiment engendered by the great war which has waged for four years, will make the presence of a military force

necessary to give a feeling of security

J ? APlI "vA'l classes disposed 1p obey the laws of the country will feel

thisahke. 1 o maintain order the Government has been compelled to retain

volunteers AH the white volunteers

have become dissatisfied,' and claim that the contract with them has been violated by retaining them after the

v?&r was over. By reason of, this dis-

patisiaction, they are no longer, of use andV w6mlght- as well ' discharge

cnce every one now remaining in ser

vice, x ne colored volunteer has equal rights to claim his discharge, but as yet he has not jdone so." :How long

win tne existing Jaws authorize the retention of this force, even if they are content to remain? The U. S.

benite passed promptly a bill for the the reorganization of the army, which, in my oninion. is as free from nhin-

tion as any great measure could possibly be, and which would supply the minimum requisite force -It gives but a fewthbusand additional ' men "over the present organization, but gives a large, number of additional battalions and companies. The public service, guarding routes of travel over the glains and giving protection in the outhern States, demands the oecupatiorfofa "great many posts:" For many of them a small company is just as efficient as one with more men in it would be. The bill before Congress or the one that hasJhe-Seuate gives, increased, , numbers of companiesMby diminishing the number of rank and file of each company. It is an exceedingly appropriate measure ; in? this particular, for it provides for the increase when the occasion requires more men. The company is the -smallest unit -of organization that can be used, without materially injuring discipline and efficiency. : kj Hf.'t riiiT 'in v;i-.

Tjiejbelkf , that Congress would act J A I ? A.l - 11. . j1 'it I

prumpuy ia uub maiser, meir aitention. was lsalled to it, has induced me to respectfully ask your attention to it. If you agree with me in this matter, I would also ask; if you deem i proper that this, with such indorsement as you may be pleased to make, be laid before Congress through the Speaker of the House. Very respectfully, U. S. Grant, Lieut. Gen. '.""'it. T" A .'''t-r.rr, HOW THE LETTER WAS RECEIVED. This letter was referred to the Military Committee. .... An effort was made to couple with it instructions that the Committee at once report the pending Senate bill reorganizing andenlarging the araiyV but the endeavor was -not successful. That Committee, as is well-known, are much opposed to the Senate bill. It is understood that they: have linformalljr agreed upon a modified form of their own bill some time ago defeated but the temper of the House has been eo adverse to an army bill; th,at they have not. felt warranted in bringing it forward. This letter of the Lieutenant-General will probably give BQmejB?ntkmen n5w ideas of the wants of the country, and it is likely that the House will be constrained to early action in the matter. CincmwttiSizAai' - - - .iivfurxEesaioMssa Sot a Candidate. Senator -Lanb -announces his withidrawal froisi .&tiV life m the following Ukkfty the (editors ?t fta;afay tt Journal: ; Bmat Cbaxbxs, May U, 1886. Bditon Ijrtta Jonmal tf g ?. s & 1 tJ. 11 AB Bib rTb tin approaches wbea

mam wMt um na naviug been wnU ta.tobynnT kic4 end prUal mends.

m? tate&il to Im m candl

and earnest Bnp

Uil,on Party y flrn and steadfast

uirereuw "J tne cause 01 ine nation durlii! the last five years of terrible civil war. can now retire from r,,lH life in the con

naeni nope, that s the i people with.

grautying nnan; uty . sustain the present wise, prudent &nd patriotic position taken by a large majority of both houses of the presentCongi esa. on the subfeet of the reconstruction of the States lately in rebellion, we are not far from the realization of -those- high hopes and holy aspirations which nerved the arms of our brave soldiers in their conflict with armed rebellion., andenabled. them to triumph, over the hosts of treason in the South and their willing allies in thr North. In my olHcial action" as United -States Senator from Indiana I have doubtless made mistakes, yet I feel and know that I have been actuated only by a sincere desire to advance the interest.

Indiana and the Union of which it is a part : and, in looking over my Congressional career, there is no. vote which I have given that I would now chan ffff or ctilitpratA T

stand on the record as it is made, believing that the loyal men whom I have had the honor in ttart to reorwtnt,. uriii

cred it for zeal, honesty and fidelity In their

iZ "waning iunner service as their Senator, my only regret is ths I have not been able to do more to ihnw Tnwcoif o

worthy representative of a people so loyal, so patriotic, and so bray e.

4 rery iruiyqor friend. H. S. liANE. The Bureau. Eleven miUionst Only eleven mil-

ions of dollara to sustain, tn No

Bureau ! , Only eleven millions of fnl -

ars for feeding and chithins' t.hA nU

and infirm and the children of "American citizens of African descent!" General Howard, the head of that

pestiferous concern, asks the Gnvprn -

nient for but leleven millions", of dol

lars to-take care of , people who, four

years afro, not only .provided for themselves, but pr6duced more of the real

wealth ot the country than the whole population east of the Hudson ; '

f lhe trovernment is asl-H

the modest-buzA ' bt'-ekfai "ikittiotig to

Lptovid; for negro paupers and pay

juuKWrmwerzi 'lhat.is the plain English of it. 'The negro h free, but he is a' national' pauper. "1" He is free, but he mdst have a Yankee guardian. He is free;' but the white man of the country must be taxed to the tune of eleven ' millions -a. '.year lo feed and clothe him' mi' pay '.his guardians. Memphis Avalanche. ' - . Fair audi softly, . most . vociferous Bombastes Furioso.' ' Largely more than half the exDenses of the Bureau '

have, been "incurred' in feedine the

poor ; white women . whose husbands were slain in the ranks of your rebel

army,, lhe iSureau has kept many thousands of toor 1 white rebels from

starving by the distribution of rations. The Republicans of the North have

already paid out for the relief of rebels Of the .gouth far more , than the latter ever obtained from vour miser

able Confederate Government ' Look

at General -Fisk's last report giving the details of the charities of the Bureau, nearly all of which came out of the pockets of Northern Radicals, and

yien cease your malignant slanders for

shame, 11 you have any sense of shame remaining in your 1 bosom. ! The re

port shows that 5Sb,5ol rations have

been issued in t his department to

waroe. and ftftfvflftft to i A ; naa-rlv

if i .1 1 . I

an 01 me latter rank, bitter, negrohating and Union-hating rebels. Publish the figures, and comment on them

if you dare. JVashville Union.

XK.XJS!

rTIIIE MOSTCOlW PtETE AND BKST-

boBIPTION. STORK in the West is to be

lounauviCjyjEJi MAIN AND SECOND

ajiM,n.iay iwansvme, ind., where you can find a very large assortment of Pure

ss- Jrareni Meaicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumeries; where is also to be fonnd

also PARAPFINE WAX. flavnrsd with

Ro.se, Uemoo, and Tolu. . s

A large stock of SJPONGKS at SCHLiAEPFER'S.

EASTERLY'S MEDICINES for sale at SCHIiA EPFER'S.

MRS. WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PIIA.S.

MMfhJTA:2ra Wjuxn hair jis-

MXS. WINSLO WS SOOTHING SYRTJ

or sale at -

To Southern Dealers.

IMMENSE STOCK OF Olioice Goods, o

Notions !

DRY GOODS.

Notions !

Notions 1 i

II. 31. SWEETSEB, ; 20 MAI N STREET. 20 . ; , Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in ! '

Notions I Kolions ! Notions I

Notions Exclusively

The finest and lararest Stock ever broneht

O . : . ."- !!-.! H. M. SWEETSEK, NO. 20 MAIN ST.

Would call the attention of Merchant!

ana aeaiers abroad to his fresh and lately opened stock of the Choicest Notions ever imported to Evansville. which he is offer

ing at less prices than thesame articles can be bought West or South Of New York city. Evansville is celebrated for her wholesale

V. . !.-... t a A .1 I f ,Viam Ann ..... : ... I

.. : M t' . ! .. .. .1 . : . v. j t . i . -; I

nana ; ior no nouse not aoing an exclusive Notion business can appreciate the wants.

and prepare to meet the wants, of dealers

in mat line. - , -- - - - -

' My goods are all of the very Latest Im

portation, direct from the Houses of the i

Wholesale & Retail Dealers in

a a

S3 o tm 93 P-4

SCH LA EPFER'S Drugstore'

orAl?rgj?ssortTnont of TJRUSSIJS and SlIOULDERrB RACES just received at , SCIILAEVFER'a Drug Store.

v ? s

PERFUME for sale at s .v.i'- - , . . No. 59 MAIN STREET.

- A large stock of EISIIINO TA CKLF, on hand at , , No. S MAIN STREET.

A large assortment of Timj? nnr r,ra

TMMM VillU

lvj. 13a.it; ait . . BCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.

great East, and ofthe best manufactories

oi the Old World. - To finish up my Stock. "C

n everv particular. I selected in all from ? h

thirty-two houses and manufactories, in- j S

of all articles known as , ... , ,. , . m In my ample stock maybe found the fol- -i

lowing, m part, viz.t r ; ; ,,:

Klnrflnm) J . "

ojooj oiton,-cram ( jauHons,.' ninaings, J - 7

; teewmg Him, Fins, Needles, Elastic j I M 5 i Goods, Tapes, Combs, Soaps, ,r' I f -t ' Perfumery, Toilet &rr,H tWr'i.j 1 ,C1

i i . i - -J XJtUlI,. 111 ' Beads, Hoop Skirts, " , .' i . Corsets, Wallet,-Jet iGoods,.' Head Nets, RibbonsNeck Tles,Sta- . tionery, Linen Thread, Sundries. Collars! Gloves, Ladies Hosiery, Suspenders, i : Shirt Bosoms. Woolen Goods,, , ( ... j Carpet Bags, &c,.&e.

- 10,000 ARTICLES NOT MENTIONED!

Ah I am eneas-ed exclusive! v in the Notion

Jobbing Business, I can oiler better and more complete Stocks than those who deal ii Notion and other Goods; - - My Stock is the Largest and Bbst ever brousrht to this

city,.and I solicit an examination of my Stock. -' Dealers will find evnrvthinir in i.h

Notion line at No. 20 MAirf Htrbet. ; -

H. M. SWEETSEB, . mar8tf : Evansville, Ind,' s

WHEAT,

PLOUIi,

CORN,

MEAI,,

AND

P5"

FEE I. .

CD:

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mm , ,

5 JO

Schapker,' Bussing & Co

IIYOOOIS

Millinery & Fancy Goods,

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A 49 MAIN STREET, '

, EVAXSVILLEU.

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ARTISTS'

CA NVAS for sale at BCHLAEPFER'S.

..,An.iher "aPP'y of RASPBERRY VINEGAR received at SCH LA EPFER'S.

-Another supply of the. Genuine BIN'S EXTRACTS Just received at

. No. 39 MAIN STREET.

LU-

SPECIAI. IfOTICJBS. , V HALL'S I PEG ETA Bl.R STrTT.TA IV

HAIR RENEWER renews the hair,,

Hall's Vegetable" Sicilian Hair Renewer

restores gray hair to theoi iginal olor. ..,..,

HallTS "Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer

prevents the hair from falling off. : -

Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rmipvtbi-

makes the hair oft and glossy, .. fc , u u; :r Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rpiwwm

does not stain the skin. .

Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rpnpww

has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever presented to the public

Price 1 . For sale by all druggist?. Wholesale by Keller A Whitk. api-24

fresn vitka tk r a n to- b r a ,i

Genuine CONGRESS WA TER for sale at

KW-BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE The

stantaneous.- The i only perfect. Dye. t No i

aisappointmeut: no riaiculous tints; trne to nature, black or brown. Genuine Is signed WillIam A. Batchelor. Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefleurs Restores, preserves, and beautifies the hair; prevents baldness. Sold by all druggists. Factory, 8 Barclay street, N. Y. mar22dlj-i " :".si. .!,-:'. ..',;,;! i

- COLGATE'S ' HONEY ; SOAP. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand,' Is .made from the fcHOiCEST materials, is Jtixn and shouiixt in its nature, fraG:iasti.y 8 c ent e d, and extremely BBKEriciAi. In Its Action upon the skin. For isale by' dniggista and fancy goods dealer.'; ' . ... . .. ih aug24 ly.

partial friends,

W Jm AJU WrWl llUttff 1 U IIM mm lm.Tm 1

:t4 Jot . T-istioa to tt. snat, I daslre

lBmia, Uiou;sra ib medium or W n4 teSusi.Uftl JoarnaL of my fwnfsAvi.ru in ttust 4twr, I will not

imi c.ciWiioT r-ie:uon. T lrNi;nj Tim nd Mdi&inf balth

fw ti Mtlf j!rtitupUon in poll-' t- ftF Uim .jpiraison of my preoent Una M wrvie. I ca dtttnl vr&iMfnl a (.

fKpI Md Z4telatB( of tb noble 8lU of lay Mioptipn tof tbtr confidence, klndneM

9W mmMVV ,'ftIWHtHIHt,JrV naea-

IMPORTANT TO ; LADIES. Mrs Winslow'r Mystic Fills, for Females, are the best and safest in the market. No bad effects from their use. They act like a harm. Thousands of most reliable testimonials speak their praise. Mild in their operations; correct all irregularities and painful menstruations; remove all obstructions, whether from cold of otherwise; will cure headache, pain in (beside,

jnupiutuuii oi uie iicart, wmtes, Wl nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, Vain in the back and limes, and disturbed Bleep, which arises. from interruption of Nature. Ask for Mrs. Winalow's Mystic Pills : take none other. Price S2, or three boxes ibr&. For sale by all druggisUs in Evaniiville. Address Box 41, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold by all respectable druggists.

JUlliX u. PARK.

feb7 d6m

General Agant.

JAMES SWAKS0N & SQN," " ; Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FTJSnS LUMBER, , SMcglea, latht Doors, asi Sash.

Alsb, larve Morbaoent of Allbeny, Chicago, and Toledo La ruber and Flooring! Dressed and Undxeseed, on hand and for ,T H K n ' Sait',i ' ' Extra Sawed and Slaved Pine Shingle, eighteen incke long. " We resneetmlre aollelt the elti&na of

shcnld J Rvansville to rive s eall and examine

(Opposite LamseoWharf,)f SnavUI. All ordem promptly attended te4

N.B. Special attention given to putting np and compounding Prescriptions, at ail hours of the day ornignt, at , , J . jl .h lf SCHIAKPFER'S DEtGT StOBE, ' ;r

CORNER MAIN an5 SECOND STREETS?

! EVAJfSVILLB. 1KB. ?

4i.nt OLD AND RELIABLE -jlu , (Established 1S50.) in

"'in'

, ain, Street.

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feb76m "

v. -s. . .

CLOUD & AKIN,

Wholesale druggists

NEW NOTION HOUSE.,

Corner Locust and Canal Sts. . ap!8 - , t. - . 1 . . , .....

Sehapker, Bossing & Co.,

ii',i't ft:

1ST E W GOODS.

Sam. N. Curhick-. James L. Cujrnick.

CXIIA'ICK CICOXI1EIIS,

.-WHOLESALE DEALERS IS

STAPLE & FANCY NOTIONS

' White Goods, HOOP SKIRTS,

Ac,

AO.

AC,

Ac.

TTE WIM. KEEP A COMPLETE

w m ana attractive assnr-tment of ovorv.

tninff desirable and new in our line. The 1 Goods on hand and arriving daily are are '

mi iisw.ratafl ana i.kan. n rni rrnm

the East. ; - :. ..1 .i . ;. ,.,

To dealers we desire to sav that no twttr

upiwnuDiiy nas ever oeen anoraea to pur chase the right Goods, at the right prices, 1 at the right place, and at the right time. 1 Let all who desire erood (oods ha.r tr1v

us an early call, and we will guarantee sat-i I

isiaction. UUKNIC'K BROTHERS. .

No. 3 South First Ht.. ftvanKvlll. Tnrt ' -.

jac(10 Next door to new Bank Building

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0 o .,0 . a - CQ , a o ': c"5 ' -4 "-u ' ' a A a m r B ' S ' 5 ' 2 s I W o v . , i-i p:",B. g . rr , k a ' "g o. ' g j' o !(.': B H ' ,ss ? r 3 r , g ...... A 5 S g S 5" . .j ? h g i 1 tif g " " 5 or g S S-t F- ? ; 'jj' i -9 b 1 c 2',

Large, Retail Dealers inj

rflillinery & Fancy Goods,

A 49 MAIN STREET,

vHNviIl.....

.Indiana.

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IVewYork tore

, WHOLESALE AND RET Al 11

QtJEZNSWARE.

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MMUFACTUEIIG C1EIISTS :l ! t : No. 5 Main Street AGENTS FOR . GE0SGE H. REZDT-'JOIICTIC . . LIQUID DYES. GENERAL AGENTS FOB DB. AEMISTEAD'S TONIC SYEDP UNIVERSAL GIHTMEHT, and FILE - OINTZSEHT.

All ordere promptly filled;

prl8

WHOLESALE RETAIL

DRUGGISTS,

9 KAQI Bnuwr. 7S

tSvansvlUe.

- - Wholeealeand Aetall ! in Xna: XediQlBeeTTalata. Oil. atewMw, Dre

Btaffii, Faleat Mdietisa, irfemer mnA

hiwm) tu w una ww WNRf.

J. W. BARBOUR

QUEENS WARE,

CHINA

AND

GLASSWARE i -It LAMPS, KNIVES AND F0UES, j. .its'- . i . A NEW STOCm s ; ,r ff ,1. ' i --j . ' j : . 1 : . ! - I.' ! ' :

Oozsio cixid Gee.

BOOH rORVTRLT OOCUTIT? ST TBS 4ecSadUT

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rtWCJ C39 TTAm 6TRX3ET, BEP twt wad Lrt Rtru. A Aat cwpiy. d ferarowt.

New StjleSprlnand .Scraiaer

DRESS GOODS,:

RICH MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS -, .. ; . RICK PLAIN SILKS, -' ' RK H REP 8ILKK, ' ' " RICH MANTILLA SILKS, New Spring Sacks, ' : .. 11 : Black Silk Basquines, J Light Cloth Talmas, : 1 t Lace Points and Circlee, . . . i " f ' " ' 1 t" .. . (. . . : '.

" " u'umitwm. iuK and x;rew ITlmmlng, Fancy OooUh, Bnttonm, all at greatly redpced pricee. " '

14 nad 16 First Eixeei, '-i i . ''"1.- -f!ifJ i!1 JJ f'( ji. ., - r Three dooa weet of Sherwood IXwum.

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la Tea XSastca.

Thirty Drcpc of

Dr. DOTIOra CZZOUEBA S7

.r Tt Doctor' pceiH a cnariti.' . Call oa yor irfft imm4;hu. . .,. . ,Mio'e,! 4r--TL- i-

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