Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 May 1865 — Page 1

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INSURANCE AGENCY.

ESTABLISHED IN 1847. Combined Capital and Aiseti rep- j reiented January lit, 1885, over : $18,000,000 (Eighteen- Million Dollars.)!

ALLEY C. II ALLOCS l?mlrwrlter, Geweral luuuti Ageat, Adjaater or 4erfi, Ofllc Ko. 10 Upper Vint Street, near Poat Office, AC VAIf S VILL.E, IBD. Polldee laaed i(iu lot or damage by Fir, Prll of Inland Navigation, Personal Injury by Aocid.nt, and appllcatioo rMOvared for Poiicie oa Lire, from the following flrit claa and lu ar ary reepect rajmbls I a o ratio Compeotee: HOME IHSUEAHCE t Of W YOBK CITT. Caah Capital $2,000,000. Assets $3,565,650. laanres egalnat Loaa or Iane by Fire oa vwuiiD(iua tneir content, btor, Mbuumm. uniee, rrarenoueee, stock or Marchaadlae, , due and ail Inaur.bl Property, Ialand Nar a, aau j raueporiaMoa niiipinaat apoa .11 a Rivera, Lake, Canal and Railroad at rate, aw we ia, aaiore or me nan will bear. CHARLES J. MARTIN, PraV . A. F. WILLMARTH. Vic P . .. JOHN MoOKK, Bee'y. A. C. II All LOOK A BON, A . , HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO 07 HARTFORD. COMM. Organised la 1S10 Capital $1,000,000. . Assets $1,496,733. InaitMa ayaimt Low and Dtotp by tlr on Iwiling and contauta, More, Marabou, Block of Mercaaad!, Produo and all dralrebl prooeny at lair rates or premium. T. C, ALLYN, Praa'e OIO. af. fJOlT.Bec'y. O. O. LYMAN, A't. A. 0.11 ALLOC A BOM, Agent SECURITY INSURANCE COMP'Y OF IIW rVKa CITY. Caah Capital $1,000,000. , Assets $1,475,643. Insure Dwelling. Store, and all dcrlttiona of daeirabl property. Tbe I nan red oan at their option here participating pollcine antltlad lo aerlp aw regular rate, (ecrip umipnil lor IW ou par cent.) or a llbaral dleoonnt upon tba premium. Alao, Inland navigation and transportation ahipaueiilaoo tba lakaa, rl vara, cabala, and rallruada at rate lnr m re ornupetlble with security to tba aanrnxf. Loeeee promptly paid without d lacount for Internet. THOMAS W. BIBD4ALL, Praa t. fUCHABD L. HAYDOCK, Hao'y. A. O. U ALLOOK A 80S, Agent. .. .. a .- 4 .-, INTERNATIONAL FIBE INSURANCE COMFY. OF NEW TORK L1TT. Cash Capital $1,000 000. Assets $1,204,188. Inaaraa aglnat loaa and damage by lira oa dwelling, atorea, warehonaaa, atocka of marrhanilHM, prod ur, mllla. manufactories aud all ineurabl propartyat reasonable rate of premium. (11 A EI, 8 TAYLOR, Pr.'.l. HAMILTON BRACK, Vic Praa t. O. O. HINE, Bec'y. O. A. DRAKE, Aa't ALLEX C. HALLOCK, Agtt. ifUTu-ilL BENEIIT" Lile InNiiranco Co. ,OW NEWARK., NIW JEB8ET. Accumulated Assets over $6,000,000. luaars Urea only, and la purely mutual, dU vldlng annually all Ilaarultiga among tba policy baldara. lu njua,"nut baa alwaya been good and may aalaly ba oonaldared una of tba bauatt. cent luatltutlona or tba world. LOUIS 0. 0B0V;B, Prea't. ' BKNJ 0. MILLKB. Viva Praa't. KDWABD A HTHONO, Hac'y. A. O. HALLOCK A BOM, Aganta. TRAVELER'S INSURANCE COMPANY, or BABTFOBO, CONN. Casn Capital $500,000. tnanrra agalnat aocldauta of arary daacrlptlon. flu w premium aacurea a policy for f A.Uuu, and 2A 00 par weak compenaettun for paraonal injury (Ineapaottiuc tba aaaured from hla ordinary bn.laaaal while trarallng by auy publla conraraura. ttbto pratuiDut aaoaaM a full policy for 4.,0lX), and lifiUO per weak oompanaaliou for all and av. an daacrlplloa of accident IraTallug or otherwiaa. 'J A VTCS 0 B ATTIC K30N, Prea'l. B0IVBr UKMMM, H. y. - O ALLkN 0. H ALI.OCK, Agent. METROPOLITAN InNurnnco Comp'y rj MIT YOBK CITY. Caafi Capital $300,000. Assets $750,540. Inanraa at cnatomary ratea of premium agalual loaa and ditmaae by Bra oa all dnalrable property. Tba policy boliter may recetre 76 per cant, of tba net proni wlthaut Incurring auy liability, or IB Ilea thereof at tbeir option a liberal diacoont upon tba premium. JAMAH LOBIMKE OBAHAM, Praa t. BOB. M. 0. GK4.H AM, Vice Prea't. I . A NT ANHHDHY, S!ul JOHN O, (HIOCHIBtJIS, 8c'y. U ALLOCS A BON. Aa.nta. PUTNAM Vlre InHuranoe Co. Or HARTVORD, CONN. Caah Capital $500,000. luenrea agalnet loaa and damage by Are on dwelUaaa, aiurae, warebouare, atorka of marcbau. dlae, mllla, machine auope and all Inaurable prop, arty a: fair rataa of premium. ) ; 1 t )i ;Q.H. BOWBR8, Preetdaet. n . n. own ana, t loe rree . DANIEL BUCK, Mw'y. t ill . AMuiBN 0. HALLOCK, Agaut. .,,iABCTIC IRE INSURANCE COMP'Y or HKW YORK CITY. ash Capital $500,000. ' Assets $641,197. laaoraa Mai" loaa and damage by are oa all I aaorabla property at ratea low at tba nature of the rtak and tba real aacurity to tba eompauy and of tbaiaaaired will aermlt. TT - 4. MILTON SMITH, Praa't. INCINT TILYON, Seo'y. J. W. WLBLkl, Aa't. HALLOCK A SON. Aganta. Springfield Fire and Marine In nrance Company, of 8pring1 c. field, JSf assaehnsetts. Cash Capital $200,000. Assets $567,863. Inanraa aaalaat loaa and damaira by lira en all tnaurate property at ratea low aa the nature of inerieaa win enow. KDMOND TRUMAN, Preaident. VH , CUNNBB, Jr, Beefy. A. C. HALLOCK A BON, Ageuta. LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y Or NBW YOBK CITT. Cash Capital $500,000. - Assets $795,157. Inanraa againat loaa and damage by ore oa dwelliaga, atoree, werabeaeea, produce, atocka of aaerobandiaa, and all dceirable property, dirtding annually of tba net profile to tba policy hold. aria aorip, beartaf iateroet witboatt any liability to tMaaaaaea,'v CARLISLE NORWOOD, Prea't. ZOPUAB HILLd, Vice Prea't. J. 0. MILLS, Bac'y. , .A, 0. HALLOCK A 80S. Agenta, CITY FIRE INSURANCE COiLP'Y ?r HARTFORD, COSN. Cash Capital $250,000. Assets $455,325. Inanraa againat loaa and damaaaa by Sra oa dwelhnxe, atoree, warehouaee, atocka of mercbandtae and all tueorable property at reaaooabie rataa mt premium. . t . Vv'M. B. BAKEB, Prea't. OIOEOK W. LE8TKB, tc'y. A. O. HALLOCK A BON, Agenta. AH loeeea ana tat Bed by policy bolder! la any of tba abore eumpaaiea will ba fairly adjuated and promptly paid through tbla agency. Tba uaderaigaed will alee attead to tba adioataaeat of loaeea of arary deeoriptioa aader po lie lea frota other agencies, and attend to tha eettlemeut f all matter ooanected with inanranea tor par. Uea couneetee interested. Hla long experbnca aw laaaranca Agent baa made him familiar with alt aablefiU connected with Inaarauoa. , AL.L.KN O. HALLOCK, Offlo No. 10 Cpoer rirat Street, vaar the Poet OSoa.

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VOLUME XVII. PUBLI8HED BY JAMBa B. MoBBBLT. r. M. THATBB. JHO. B. MoNBBLI. Evansville Journal Company. Journal Uulldinw, L0CTJ8T 8T3LEZT, BBTWIBH riBBT A If D WATBB. Tho Qaartermaster'a Department at Indianapolis id settling np its affairs by paying off in Seten-thirty bonds fjood enough for anybody. Nothing is mora sign.ficant of return ing peace to our war-worn and blood tamed land than the abolition of the pass system between Louisville and Nashville. Military is fast giving way to the civil law. Camp Morton, at Indianapolis, is being rapidly depopulated, nearly all the prisoners confined there having expressed a desire to take theoatb of allegiance and return to their former homea. A suggestion has been made to change the name of the "Central Paik," in New York, to "Lincoln E'ark," in honor of the late President. Major General John A. Logan's 15th corps has made the most remarkable march on record. After leaving Raleigh the corps marched one hundred and fifty-five miles in five and a half days, bridging three large streams the Neuse, the Jtoanoke and the Nottaway. The Louisville Democrat prints a eulogistic communication in favor of one Malone, a guerrilla or officer in the rebel army. It says it does so "at the request of many personal friends of Malone, who, though differing with him in poli tict, wish to do him this justice." The Democrat evidently desires treason to be regarded only as a difference in politics. The Ml Vernon people are again agi tating tha question of constructing ss telegraph line from this city to their town. The expense is placed at $3,000. The advantages to be derived from it are. regarded as invaluable. .Such a ne, if well kept up, will be of great service to tne business men of both places. We trust it may be constructed during the coming summer. There is poetic justice in the fact that the very rebel telegraph lines over which Davis ordered Beauregard to open fire on Fort Sumter, are now nsed to trans mit the Proclamation of President Jubnson offering a reward for the arch trait or's arrest, and if he is caught, it will be maiuly through the instrumentality of those telegraph lines. Colonel Eli S. Parker, Aid da Camp and Private Secretary of General Grant, s an Indiau of the purest blood of the roquis, and is at present Head Chief of the Six Nations, lie is a finely educated man, of rare social qualities, and very highly esteemed by his hosts of friends. As a Civil Engineer he has held high positions on the public works of New York, and under the Federal Goverument Prior to the outbreak of the war, he was in Government employ at Galena and Dubuque, superintending the erection of a post office, hospital, and custom houses at these places. There he. formed the acquaintance of Genera Graut, who, during the war, has had him constantly on his personal staff. One cent's worth of stout wire, bent in the shape of a letter U, is a very good protection against burglars. Hang the curved part of the wire on the door knob, and let the two extremities pass through the bow of the key after the door is locked. Then the burglars may rage in vain, unless they break the door down. Many of our citizens have had their houses entered by means of "outsiders," and robbed. The use of the above simple precaution may prevent similar occurrences in the future. Tha remedy is so simple every one will justified in trying it. The Chattanooga Gazelle learns that the Government intends to vacate one of the large buildings on Lookout Mountain, which has been in use for some time as a hospital, and parties are making preparations to open it as a hotel Such a place of resort would be highly appreciated by the residents during the coming summer, and will no doubt prove remunerative. The rebel General Ewell has written a letter to Lieut Gen. Grant, expressing his horror and indignation at the assassination of President Lincoln. He says, of all the misfortunes which could befall the Southern people, or any Southern man, by far tha greatest in his judgment would be tha idea that they could entertain any other than feelings of unqualified abhorrence and indignation fr the assassination of the President of tha United States end tha attempt to assassinate the Secretary of State. No language could adequately express tha shock produced upon himself, in common with all the general officers confined at Fortress Monroe with him, by tha occurrence of this appalling crime, and by the seeming tendency in tha public mind to connect Southarn men with it.

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laropeao Sjmpsthj. There ess be no mistake that our Government and people have the sym - patby of Europeans at last The base assassination of our honored and loved President has drawn all hearts to us. throughout Europe, and words of sympa tby and condolence greet ns from every f quarter. Intense horror and indignation were manifested by all classes on the reception of the astonishing news from America, and throughout England pnblic tqeetings were called to give ex. pression to the feelings of the people. In France, too, the most intense excitement prevailed, and the rebel agents fait the necessity of making haste to dinavow all knowledge of or sympathy with the dastardly act, and to disavow- for th Southern Confedesaey, all responsibility for the murder of our President These individuals will, doubtless, realize that their defense of the rebel authorities was ptemature, whim they read President Johnson's Proclamation for the arrest of JefT. Davis, and other leading rebels, because of their participation in the murderous enterprise. -It was Mr. Lincoln's good fortune to impress all classes and nations with thei idea that his honesty was above suspicion, while his natural simplicity- and kindness of heart won the love of all. That a man whose only failing was kindness of heart should ba brutally murdered in the very hour in which be was meditating schemes of mercy for the deluded people of the Southern States appears so horrible that words are inade quate to portray the crime in all its magnitude and atrocity. The expressions of sympathy from England and Franca at our great mis fortune must have a tendency to soften the bitterness of feeling between our people and those Governments, growing out of the great struggle through which we have passed. Even enemies cease to be such while weeping over tba bier of a mutual friend. Tha English people regarded Mr. Lincoln as their friend. ; Even in Liverpool, the headquarters of rebel agents and sympathizers, the manifesta tions of grief, on the reception of the news of . his assassination, were as solemn and affectine as anv " ar itnessed in this country. More so, per. haps, when the different circumstances surrounding the two peoples are taken into consideration. The great Peace Maker of Judea pro nounced blessings npon all peace makers in all ages af the: world, and it woull seem that the choicest of those blessings must rest upon Mr. Lincoln. Ia life, his great aim was to harmonize warring factions, and reconcile jarring interest's. In death, his blood seems to strengthen the chords of brotherly love and strongly knit together hearts that have long been alienated. Cut off in the midst of his usefulness, bis example will never die, but, perhaps, even mora than the memory of Washington, will inspire tha hearts of the poor through alt time. Dkolikc iw Coal and Bcxr The withdrawal of the Government from tha market as a consumer is having a ten dency to bring down prices tf different articles materially. In New York "the purchases of coal have been reduced from teb thousand tons a day to nice thousand tons a week. Correspondingly j reduced purchases have been madam tha West.' Tha effect baa been to ereaf ly unsettle the coal market And reduce prices. e Tha beef market is also beginning to feel the effects of tha withdrawal of Gov ernment patronage. Tba Boston Journal of Friday last says : It will be seen by the reports of tba cattle markets the present week f hat 'the decline in prices has at last reached the beef market and there is a prospect that we shall soon be able to get a good steak without paying forty-five or fifty cents a pound tor it Both at Cambridge and Brighton there were a Urge number of cattle left over this week. Cattle for hich seventeen cents - a pound was confidently expected were sold at fourteen, and butchers bought very shy even at this decline. The reduction, of the army will take tha Government out of tba market as a purchaser, and lower prices still may be expected. 1 ? Tub Widow's Testimonial. In fnoticinir the decorations' in Near York In . . w . , . . , n . ! uuuui ui iimucui uiui'uiu, we tm r says: from a window in Ae Xork nanars a clutch shrouded with crape, and inscribed with the words, "Our loss." Thereby hangs a tale. A woman sits at tha windnar er hn h.a mvan lia all t it. t wuuirj. .in pebuuptieu caiauaiquo cuvcTa . tne remains Ot ber bUSband, yet She tor- J rows with the emblem most exnreiuiva of her loss. She gave him up for her coun- i. try s sake, and be lies on Gettysburg a bloody field. With a leg gone, he Wast ; slowly moving about, when ba waaAtrtek. en down again. Our late President, visiting the hospitals, saw his deathstruggles and beard his last words, "Good bye, Carrie meet me in heaven.1 Tho President's heart was opened. He stopped a moment, and wrote a letter of consolation "to thai wiHnwr nf Jnhn Tinomore " to be sent with his cratch, audi utkj uviiets uuui u lo uwu pursw, log widow has a right to mourn such a loaa Tbb American Conflict A Card. In commencing the preparation of VolwiMV vuwuicvo UIJ UlaiUtT KL Uta 1 great Civil War, I respectfully request t IUWO wuv ui.j ict i au lutcrcBi iu .u BA. I curacy of its statements, to forward mo official reports, descriptive letters, plans j of battles, and whatever else they may deem conducive to tba fullness - of my information with regard to the nature, cause and incidents of this most eventful struggle. Please forward aa promptly as may be; or, if yon can point me to sources of correct information already public, 1 will be grateful for that service. I am anxious to be entirely right on every point, the statements of even, the most careful historian of hie campaign Where the return of any document is required, please state this Implicitly at the time of its transmission, HOBACB GbeBLET, New Xoba, May 2, 1865.

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E VANS VI L L E., IND ; Lincoln. T --. , written by himself; u .paoJisnea in the ' New York Her did, toy Charter Laoman, Author of the " Dictionary of CongresA" ; In preparing this work Mr. L. wrote to Mr. Lincoln as an ex-member of Con. - , gress, for the details of . Ms life, and re Congre Yours ike, LnrcOLir. . ' r Such is the story of his life down to 1858; what a wonderful contrast does it present to bis subsequent career. Beverly Tucker has in tha moot solemn and. emphatic manner denied that he bad any.kjiqwjedgeofor ffiijijec-, tion with the, , conspiracy . for .thjs .assaa-. amation or Mr Lunaolo. ,.ii,,t Chicago- Time. Beverly TaekaQ -in the same solemn manner, stole all the money that, came into his "hands while he" was Con aul at Liverpool, belonging to the Government, ABd -it was DcssarT to. send fan4io that, port ,to redeem tha archives and property, of the Consulate, ,when Mt, liincoln came into power. ' So Mr. Tuck' er was a thiet before ha was a conspira-' tor inteago Journal. 1 he selection . of, the. Bull Kan battle field for a grand review f -our army before its final muster-out will be pecnHarlj approEriate. CWa,honl4j! like to be there to sea. T . r , . : , , CONFECTIONERY. 'pHK DSDBBSIOHtD, HA VINO PITBCB'ASl ad irom P. Boyie his stock of Oaady Tool, aecaeaary for tb manufacture of all klnda of Candy, ia. now prepared to all order far any aniouut ofc Candy, , , SYRUPS, SODA, 'f -i &Oae cSCCe . ALSO, ror Cracker, Cakaa, and ararytbtag cone aected with tba OuB&ctioaary and Bakery but. w. . i : Jji ij - iIju Merchanta Id tha elty and vicinity will And It to tbeir I a threat ta gl.e aa a ntll. (W. 'rait diatance ulrltd and promptly i'oii.u t. A. W. CHBIST,' febai-Sm . . No. 1( Mala at.. bat. Ad aa ttb. FOUNDRY. CHRISTIAN KRATZ, ... ronaarlr of Brat A Bellmao) 1 ' 1 AND BtA C HI N El SXO P , , Cora 2d and Elm Streets, lil vtins vllle, I nil. , : 1 1 Jtaaafaoturarof , , ,. Steam . Engines, . Boilers, ..; .i Aadallhiadaof j,;,s t ti, STEAMBOAT AND MILL MAC II I IV E RY. Bran and,X"9n, Caitiagi, of, Every Description. Madai to order;.. L SUOAR MI TJTJ EVA P O RAIO ES .f rKALKBIN - ! j -, Gum ' Belting. "Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, Fire Bricks, ; Tiles, -i And Eerythuij 1 in thi .Lia of i '". Buiinesic' t:" :: ;, Agaat for to calel.rated Joha H.Jdaaxy PaUab AJuatabl Baer and Mower oombined, wital Self Baker attached the beat Uarreating Mac Ulna la uea. Parmar wlltcali be "ore purchaelng elaa. wbar an4aja.iha Vrted Maabtaaayptafiiraaal la all the Wjetoru state. Houe Front and all kind af,QroamaataI Cut. Ing aaad la tb Boltdlag tie, Air Orate, Star Platea, Ac, made, Uiordarj la Jb lataat style. Workmen aeat oat nriln a'nVTSpatr or ant dp aay Vark ordered. li i , ... .uVt'J. ;3?t UHEjCL: XX1.X 3ST.O l ; . Savae'i.atf Sb4rt8it-: KoUe. 1IIAV VaMo bought out the atlr atork M -t. tarn formerly aaad by Mr. Henry BrlMtr, aud would reapectfnlly aak a share of the patron-K-eot tne puwn, Deiug, tj;ir yar expert - i.oe, acquainted with tba waata ot t the coiamuairy lo my line ox buaiaeaa. jan.it. ,X x-UmaUTIAM KBATZ DRUaC3IST3a ' msi i i the:; k.'i n. .'I F1ILYJ1&ISI A. C.v HALLOCK, ' NO. 10, FIRST STREET, KEAB POST OrriCX, HAS JTJ8T BEOEIVED A LA BOB StjVpLT of Btewert's celebrated Medacated jatec. tion, such a Iceland Mow Pte, Iceland At Oaady. Pig Drove, Flaxeeed fiaady, liearboaad Prop, TaSy Prep, etc., at. r alao, a Variety o4 tha laoet popabv Uo gb Oaadiat aad Patent HedialB. - , . - n - ""OOOAIKB, AMBBOSIA, EATHAIAOK TBIcophtrour. end all tba moat aeleWaiao. pre. nntioai m ua our, u h nana u . - . Boat tre-oieT. m - ' .- ..-! PORE ABD B5 ADCliTTBATJCD ,XBAM. Tartar, xpfaIy for family nee; alao bode end Epic, et HALLOOK'8 Prag Store. . . j . . ' - 1 ' - C T" r-t SELLER'S OOOOB CUBE. BTBICKLAND J and MeUIfiuotu Coagh Balaam, Cherry Pectorel. Hall's Balaam, Cary Brawa't Trocbe. At a. Coogb JUor aad A. O. HALLOCE-B Drag Btore. rpoT PAIWTB IS tJREAT X Price, Lead Pencil.. Pen TARlRTt 19 !' Prteaa. Lead Vaeile. Pane. RnMr. tda 1 Paper, Envelop. At No. 10 Flrrt Street. PHT8ICIAN8 PBE8CBIPTTONS BICEITl .pedal arteatfoa at HALLOCB-1 Brag Itor. j ebpo m bbTtoaWtoiibt aBTCifrf X Pomades, OoeaMttawa, Toatb, SU. Fkwn. Hair aad Cloth Bmebeef Ccaba-t great Tarmty. htaybatravdas - j A. Jj HALLO True Stor GENERAL AGENCY. fjaisp,-iit., iilii . Collecting Agent, tjrouortu ornci sw sioi irisd sf h , (Ba. JUiaaad Loeaat), r , ii ,.. i m-rm,mwyrll, fl.--Strtet atteatioa aabl to oeUeeUeDa of ell TOYS. 8TRASl.lTJeaS2tf.HnHN, ' N. e NAIDE5LASE,KE1V TOKK !-. i, Imnortarss.j..-: ,-i . ':'T.O:Y"S-;;f-CHINA! PANCYI GOODS. Iertl. Ut atleat.- of awyera, ort thee tb ane. whium.. a. aaoa aeaeweMwi wnoaw.'T axel-B. '

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THUR3 D AY, MAY 11, 1865 ? BY TFLFRRAPH ' '

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JO 0 R S PEE IA L B EPO BT: i ! sons implicated in tho uarderi of the 'fata I'raaiifant Ijiuuvl. ..J iL-.... . , assassination of the Hon. W. H, Sewar.d, Secretary of State and the alleged conspiracy to assassinate thm nrficnra nf tha I federal. Government ., at (.Waablagtoa, moir aiuera aou aoetiers, are subject to the jurisdiction of a legal trial before a Military Commission, it ii ordered. ; ! j 1st .Thavt the Adjutant General dsuil i nine competent military officers to serve as a Commission for the trial of said parties, and that 1 tha Judge Advocate General proceed to prefer charges against them for their alleged otTauces, and bring them to trial before said Military Commission. ' id.That said trial or trials be conducted l I by said Judge Advocate, aided by such assistants ot speaial Judge Advocates as he may designate,- and-tbat satd trials D conducted willv all wltgmioedOnaistent with the ends of justice, and said Commission to set without regard to nocrs. i. ....... . . 3d That Brevet Major General Hartsuff ba assigned , to duty as special Provost General, for the purpose of said trial, whose duty it shall ba to attend to &e execution of the mandates'of the Commission. i 4th, i hat said Commission.' establish such order or rules, of proceeding, as may avoid unnecessary delay and eonducefto the ends of public justice. ' Signed ' - Ahdbxw Johssox. 1 Official eopy.i . i- -f . W. A. Nichols, A. A G. . j . . : Lion. John A Binirham and Bravat Col. Burnett were introduced to the court as assistant Judge Advocates for the trial of the eases designated nnder or ders from tha President. . i ' : l Th roti't than adiawrned nntil tan 0 C,u.a, iomuduif, UraUttrW t!it prisoners an opportunity to obtain counsel and confer with them. " IFatesriilar Report.' Maron. of tha Vtttraai Homeward, Vow Vab. f . 1 A 1 - : . I " i- f-J Rfrlflttntevr. V ' Maw B " Tha streets of Kichmond wera on Saturday last, tha scene of a magnificent and inspiring military .-pageant, illustrative of. tha power and , grandeur of ;onr great republic, and the valor and indomnttable perseverance of its, voluntary defences, i 1 :- ' ' Two corps of tha Army of th'e. Potomac, the 2d and 6th, on that day enjoyed the highly appreciated , privilege of marching through the city, towards the capture of which, their brave efforts of lour years have bef dirm.ud, on their triumphal route to Washington. Tba 2d and 5th corps were received in Richmond by Gen. Meade. The 24th corps and the moving column presented a splendid array of 50,000 men, whose steady lines, faultless marching, bright bayonets glistening in tba sunlight, battle-torn and war-etain'id flags, and all tha paraphernalia of a great army, formed a spectacle not' soon to be forgotten by tha beholders. ' . '. j :' It is expected that the march ..from Richmond to Washington will occupy about ten or twelve days. : The Herald says:'- ' - : - ' Tba Mexican emigration excitement increases. The officers of enrollment are nnble to accommodate the applicants, and two more offices are to be opened. There is s great rush of discharged army officers and ' SoldierA The1 Mexican Gen, Ortega ia highly delighted with tha prospects. , It is said tha West has tubscribed large sums of money to the en-: terprise, and that 25,000 men are to be raised there to be commanded by Gen. Rosecians.- ! -', - i.- -' Additional River Items. WKDfftSDAT BOO. Tba rifercontlaaaa to run with wonder fuloeler, Ity, and I already over the low groand aba tbecity."1 ' " , Almoat all bauoeaa was auapeaded tbla moraIng by tb conttneou. raia that hat poared dowa. Tb only arriraU are tb Emma, LoolerUW to NaahTlIle ; J. R. Hoyla, Loularlll to Bowling Oreea; Morniog Star, Leolarlll t Beadfreon. Tb Emma was loaded with Coram man t sap. pliea. The Hoyle ha a atim trip, aad Were tbla after -noon for Bowling Qreen. ' "Tee Morniug star arrlred a Ilttl arte noea. with a ftirtrlp of pa3Dgr aad freight.' Be will return to LoniariUe early tbla ennlng. tasording the most lrgent eccommodetioae to ' paaaMU(ra aad ahlppera. , , . . i Tb grand Armadalraww at S a'eloch for Cairo Her appolntmenta are Brat claaa, aad bar Oil rare highly popular gentlemen. - ' The Feahioo ia doe her forw OrUana.and ia one of tbafloeat boats afloat " " ' Tba 811 ar Mooa la due from Claciaaati for Mampbls, aad the Indiau Iron New Orlaana for CiacinnetL The Jemee Gray I steea Ing, preparatory to her depertnre for Oreea rlrer. Tber w oonaideral la driA ronaiag, which Is. dU-ates a lood in lataral treaaud) , , By Telegraph. 7' RAILROAD HKCKIPTS. Tuna Haowb. afar 10. lsss. mr. jt. m. twmatr: Fiad beaow a Imt of freiirbt furwarded by Trala Ho. , I rum thi place, to-day. A. . BOBBINS. Jaoob Stranb A Son, 5 bu bard ear a; Keel AO H, 1 bz, 1 keg paiat; MBA Co, 4 bx boot, S do aheea ; P aVmoaia, S bx boo; O L Pixoa, I bx boot, 28 bxa, bale dry good, 1 bx. 2 kale anetij;, 1 do dnmeatlc ; tockwall A Co, 33 beg eonVe; U A M,o brl anger, t brla anta, 3S ba Taiaina ; C Armatrong, 1 bx ; P Tirling. 1 bx pat mod ; i Brit. I bx iaata; u a B. 1 .lab marbt-j PU.rabrook.4acel; W Bailmaa.S aewa; Wa M Halt rook, tat aonaabold good; ear Neetirt A MT, 1 bx mdae ; B A V, 21 lacks d ; O B aonaUg, I bar hardware ; O Plebaw. 2 Mia. 2 bale .fareun. 6 do irj good, 1 k dr. gooi. ; Lich3 I A Co, 2 bxa droge, I brl turpentine; Keeblt AW,' he. Arm ennH. Rrkarb.. . B 1 k . j . bad aheetinr. ; C Mili-r, I bale 'dry good; L Li'n- i cola, lot bovaeboM goad; B B Oilbert A Oo, 1 bx ' mdae; I A D H. I bx currant, ii bxa rauina , i t-tockw.lr A Co, In coil rope; Browa, P A o, : I'M brla Soar; i F Gkrrer. 1 rexlnmbar: R W , f Mat toe, 2 ear bay. - ; PARTNERSHIP. To the Iixblie ,i ilTE 1 HATE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH C8 , V la businem owr former partner, Lent. Jee. J W. Ttckarr. who. after tbree imii' nutbful ear : ric la tbe army, sew propoae to ear-r the rood pleof FTaamlbt with alee FBESH FAMILY i i GROOAREi. We return our patronizing friead i ww. iiu'.l, iBUHi hu nv wi.a m. i. ,J The arm will b tba earn, aa aerelofoTw, Vickary Ur jro. juu.-i iiiuii.; . 8AM1 VICKEBT.ed aapptia lor geulng. jKippuea -at Egg, butter, mapie sniir, etc., c. I our. rewpectnui respectfully, UASAT BR oayS TICK OS.

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IN PVSMEMORRIflEA, OR PAINFUL RUN. TRL'ATION. AMI MENOaRHtalA, - , OR PROFLhE fUlKINU. , Both dla.aana erlalug from a laulty eoreta of -tbe aaeaatrnal Swld -la erne oaee eeia too little end accompanied by er ra paia, asd M other e too profhae aor.tion. which a III apdllycnreA ' by (eia.illiili.a We. . - -. . .. Tb dieeaae knvwa a FALMN4 OF Til E WolfB, which I tb welt of lb rllatioa of tba iigameute of that organ, end U known by a aena of bearlneaa and drarslng palfte la tae- r back aad eidae, aud et Uawaiempai.ted b, abarp laaclnatins or aboitlug peine thrh tbe part ,. , aflwtad, wilt, la all ream, La removed Ly the mad. Una.

Tbare la aaotber riaa nf yiptnta ararinaj from IRRITATION OF TI1R WOMB, which phyalciaa call Ner.oaeeeaa. wblcb word vrl r . . p mocb laufaae, aad ia alee oaee aat oil t tea thedoetorado aot really kauw wh.tber Hie aymptome arethedl,. a... or tbe dl.'iaaa the ay aiptoaae. We aaa only enafweret t h.ta bar, f' ij apeak aeore peHlar1y ( euld feel, pelt llalKv ' of tb heart. Impaired imnr,', wafcrfollo- , Be 1m of heal, laagaet, btaattade, aad diauaee of ; Ttaloa. - BCPPREAEi at EARTRKATIOK.Whlrh In tb aximarrird irin-.t ut a conatanl re ewrrlng dlanaaa, and thrmig ua.-Wit tbe eeete of more grave and dange.oea mala'iia are tbe raealt, aad aa mnatb after n.onUt p.a without .a effort being made to a" atarr, Ike ii. b.B becitla cbronlc, ;!, telnet grdunaii l.a ber appvtltn, Ibe ee are eneMapeied, ; awweu couieoa, ad fjwaeww'jrfln "Tilly nd i..t career. . , ' AW Far Bate by all 0rng(lt. Prio II. i W)T. H OR EGO A rut., Prer -.' ' " MOROAW A ALLEN, 0arl Areau, He. 4S Cllt street, w York. For aal la Obtcago by FrLLEB, n"ff Fri.IKH u-rr..-. COAL. GREEN RIVER COAL. Co. Office So. 5 .Water Street, (Over Flrat FattoceJ Paak), 4 CONSTANT SUPPLY V auwab e!e ea4 city aa.

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