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WIT" A KCi.TTt
p H - i..
ESTABI-HED, 1831
VOLUME XVII.
EVANSIVLLE, WEDXESDAY, APRIL 18, i860.
1
t
TELEGRAPH.
Stephens' Testimony before
' the He construction
Cornmitteo.
Late News irein Mexico.
r-oinsrs of the Tozia State
Contention.
McjihfuN Tfftllmony.
Yrv.K. A; ill 17.
I h.e-r.oi-. S'.i'.- th. i- fr mi ,o.ir
c '- rvo'on ii ev'-'it-of the '-ar have
i tli e ' ,tT -. .' i'l 'he public
ill i.)."'t ( ' " the (.'Jj.-ii-
i . ' ' I'.; ; ' A'imvc;-
I 1
5 T.
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v.i'h '..'i" jii
,i-..n i-Af ;-.-t.nj
, . '. rtil.t r ti ,()
r-i e-.en t1! "j'i
i.ner t
t 2;' r a a t id
l.er ruin, lu act-cpmi
position under
of things, my pole ob-
jji t -'a"to -do alftiie Stood 1 could in
j-.re- ervisj.g and perpetuat-iDs? the prin
ciple of liberty as etblished under,
tli'e Constitution of the United States.
If the. Union was to be . abandoned,
either with or without force which, I
thought a. very impolitic ireasure-fl
wished, if possible, io rescue, -preserve
and perpetuate the principles of the
Cops?:'hitio. This, I was not with
out hope -nliirht.- be done in the new
Confederacy' of fcta tes formed. When
the eonfdet arose, I directed my efforts
ti 'a epcecly and peaceful adjustment
of t'ie o,nestioa as possible. The ad
justment I al ways thought to be last
ing would Jiave ultimately t) be
settled upon a constitutional basis,
founded upon the principle of mutual
'cot.t auicijeesi and- reciprocal advan
tage on the part of the States on
which the Constitution of the United
States was oriinully founded. I was
wedded to no particular plan of ad
jastmcrit -except the recognition as"
a b.-isis of the. separate novereignty of
the several States, with this recogciz
ed vrineiple. 1- thought all other
qiiest! :rs cf HI Terence ought to adjust
t'.:: - v. j !if-cvi--l!ni.' ta the hest. rt-
it-.
ji e, T'Ai i0 dt.d jro-7eri
o v un'rj, is cnnr
i 1 ' t i l 1 se
miht
j ' ne 'f tbe
1 ' " - il rf ites m i,
i 1; ... ' i ' to" '
' i i -
eoiitinct.
Q. Have your sentiments undergone
any chanare sinf-e the opening of the
rebellion in reU-renee to the reserved
rights of the States under the consti
tution of-the United State?
&.. My convictions on the original
.abstract question have undergone no
change, but I accept the issue of the
war, and the result as practicable t
tlemeat of the question. The "aword
was appealed to to decide the'.piest-ion,
avid by the decision of the tword I am
wilHng tp abide.
Cincinnati. April 17 Noon. The
river ha' fallett" inches ; 22 feet 3
inches water. in tl
.-clear; thermometer 75
New Albany, Ajril 17. Iho river
is faltirig fas : .'.ot over. 5 feet 8 inches
water-down IndtaD cnut anil over
the J'kifewand .7 feet 10 itvclr?s in the
canal. Weather' vrm. Steamboat
b'isicess here and at Louisville duii,
An4 but few boats running. "
Krm Mtn;orn.
T.W V t7 S, . -M 17 A IS
ville letter of the 9th says: CortiS !
wuu- a lurce, is anu. twenty- miics-.
from Matamoras watching1 the' ap
proach of Mejia, and Doblado is oper
ating with Mejia. -
Murders and robberies continue un
abated in' the neighborhood of-JMatamoras
and Brownsville.
OalVkston, A pri! J 1The Tt-os
Constitution abolishes .slavery, and
places the trccdmen on an equality
before the bw with the white, and
gives the Legislature power to r;uIt ran -tee
railroad oonda for iron cor.trri'ols.
It sill be ubuiif-'-d to ihe peop'c "U
tae t)Uith Ji.D,'Ji ti jne- .
A resolution indorsing the I'rosi
dent's policy was lost in the 'Con
vention. - -: .... . ..
Sas FRU'iIW, April 15 --L1.,;i -il
I s I -? rcei('d r j".;i J", -
-1 "1 V
in
Kiral uCl i utiif o vv it ; ti;.t ;.i: h.O, " m'U
the usual vesulatkois will appiy.
w1 ii h g tern i .ty aad .irowwce- of
'i.'i(-or- im leje Secuid uch (f!i
cers. when not fiiniiihod t'yn.-porta -tion
will be allowed mileage from the
place where they are-mustered in the
vohmtof service. to the " -station of
their regiments or companies, or place
where nrst assigned to duty after
mustered out. ?
3d. Officers of the volunteer service,
including the Veteran llescrve Corps,
when mustered out of the service, or
relieved from duty, or ordered to their
homes to await further orders, are en
titled to transportation allowance from
the place where they are relieved from
duy t the. place w here t.hey were first
mustered -into the United States ser
vice. - , ' -
dth. Officers in the volunteer ser
vice ordered to their homes prepara
tory to being mustered out of the ser
vice, are considered ars changing, by
station, and entitled to the allowances
provided for in .paragraph 1113, He
vised Army Regulations.
By order of the Secretary of War
the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has issued a circular concerning
the manufacturing of tobacco, as fol
lows : . .
By direction of the Secretary of
the Treasury the privilege of the
working of old and damaged tobacco,
with the payment of duties only upon
the increased weight, which; by the
late circular of the Commissioner of
Port ltever.ae, wa limited to the
15th day of April. li-6, h h?rcby x
tesjded to t)1 14-x-i.xe-f ow engaged in
the bu.:mf . -.kft"? hnvinir stock ou
Land purchased -wuh Hixs-ia! reference
to working the same until the 1st day
of Mav, proximo.- No tobacco pur
chased on or atter the Uth ot April,
wiii be allowed to be re-worked with
out the payment of . the same rate of
duty, as a like description of tobacco
made irom new material.
The Assistant Treasurers of the-
United States at New York, Philadel
phia, Boston and the deignted' De
positary at Baltimore, to-day have
been instraeted by the Secretary of
the 1 reaaury to discontinue receiving
deposits, on account of temporary
loans for house-clearing purposes, at
5 per cent. )Cr annunu and on and
after Slay 1st, lSf,G, from which date
all certificates outstanding unpaid,
wll carry 4 er cent., interest per an
nna on said payment, of interest on
May. and until further" notice..
Philadelphia, April 17. General
Grant arrived here last night. .
"- Ge,n.,Jlc-.ida s-vl staff left t-dav'for
ijastport, ide it is supposed ia con-
I hectlon ith th
' thete-. ' - - " "..
the r ea:aa ptoyernent
Nfavark, N....T.- April IT.apt.
13 ma Nvc; formerly of the tolluts
steamer t'aeine, died at uon to-day.
- .Wasihnotox, 'April 17 The I'ro.-i-ideui
has - approved tho ymtt resolu
tion authov'uln? and directin.2 ihet
Ceeretary nf War t- take immediate
measures. to preserve from''desee ration
the graves of -the soldiers ,f .the TTai
ted -States-, -vAto -fell in- battle or died
of disea.se in the Sell or hospital, dur
inar'the war of the rebellion, to seeure
iiiUabb. p'av'A-s iri whi' h t n- i"iiy be
prSperly interred, anil to .have the
arounds enelosd. so that tbo resttnn
pla-Ci ot" the honored d -i nny b j
Lent sacred. - - - i
Omaha. April 17. The (iovevn-i
mnt Conu! i-.-MOuer examined and :e- J
i t i 1 1 1 7 . !
( cored thj nwrn "e fi
of the Utiioii
!
Tar
Tl . trj( 1
i 1 ijio nt
C I'o p r day
V -p.
,i.d
.rr
Wrt.I, Xi.J'1" K KK?".7!K
T(it -'ntsrit l-ni-mi w. have b:ul for
Hfliud Lyes has UniuciMi. s to pul up a
com;.-!'tP loie f:
f'OKTY SHADES, ALL LrqUItX-s,
which will recuirtiit'-siil t h em:d ve to every
out, who hns evi-i- used .Lifmid Iys. for
1 iu : i.l vv t ' Lir.o i;. si m rccr y v Lsk,
('vr.TAi.s i Y or HATtsKACTtox. (Com plete
Directions for uuo -vith every tWK'kage.)
W-lfSE THK BE8T ARTICLE. '
8ce cerUflenieK from 4-111 ineiit Chemisls
on each puckuge.
. Saitipiss H'tnally dydl with each of the
colors, on silk and wk1-ii.. may be .-m at
t h" llrnx -Stores. Sold everywhere.
If you desire to insure good Color,
inquire for fit-tad's Din'-sticDve,an.l take
no other kind. . iKO. H. REED A CO..
Manufacturers, Boston.
For sale by C'LOiri & AKl S, EvausviUe,
IuJL, at Manulyetur 'irs' pru-es. ieliSwSm
A CERTAIN, SAFYC, and WEEDY CERE
-for ' "
Fnt'i' anl Ague,
Iatennitteafand -Remittent lever.
'KRESS'" FETEIt TONIC. ;
. . ' XO CURE NO PAY!
In introdiu-intj this remetiv to the puhlio
-Jirf do not tifier no tbiii:; new ir i'Ktrie-1,
lor t ni-liietiii nss ln-i-n !is-il ti mo'.Uii
ern Illinois ti:l in '' t'. L-'L woi-' v
Vtujs, -rtiiii ti-.t it"1". 7:: ' .v -..,.... ..
Ii orint.iii'i'7 neither Ars.--iL. I. " i'n:r.,
and ran be tfkn with v 1 "e-t
the lotist w hb.! Hud ih-lH-.tie , ,m 1';
the most robust. .
We have iiistructt-d a:l or ajtents, thai.
If any pei-son buv b Ixittle of fcrt-ss I ever
Touie. tue it ac'ordln to the directions,'
ami tails to lie cured, they must return the
moncv to the jmtient.- ... .
For sale by the principal V est em drng-
Sit""' - JOHN D. PARK. Cincinnati,
- - - Whole-ate Ant.
TjF.icrt & Maohkf.,
;: H . J. SiCH LAEri . ; ''. . , . ; ,
Fk.rris, SPAKKS it Co..
Agents for Evansvile, Inl.
tE : ; LEICH, CA RL8TE1 T V -. ,
CtneiiniHti,
oet'JS lv j. ..'"'. .. .. . S:le rroj'ri.-i'- .
y
VHOLErs.LE RET AIL DKCGGtSTS,
...... ma.- tTns-;KT.--'-7-.-.-
' E v ns v i He. ..: Indiana.
:ft;tiule.aU: ar.d Ket;H Dewters ,n Druxs,
?1eli':ine.s. Paints, tUs, ('iH-wnre, Dye
S-'oKs. Patent MertjT'iies, FciiimiT-i and
fancy Aft Vv lets h.,.4. Lf ftors.
U. K. CJJlttim (lk
Also, HEAL KTATV; and COLT.KCTIXO
- - - - ; a ri ;nt.
flic; fii ti s'rfi.-t, Iwtween Third Had
Ffwi'Ui; N. 0 .'-.j tovcr Keller's Gim Sto.'Oi,
I;'S';ij)sv'iH' imi. s-Wi't
MORK1S -S. JOHSOS. JIMK V. WAI.Kfc-K.
OtliCf n TUJi'iJ A r-''t - nt rlv opposite the
ot f.n d i.- ri." i I'- f lifi T. H'uh-v' i.
IIUVl") ..111
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AiSXV.-
"d ai t(iM t-i;ii!iis jjtt !
-.!". v:l nw i ; !-, I id. uptl-'itllf
AXI K. L 1 1
TA " '-
H 1
A '
!)) OIH" f tl.i- t ( nrl' i-;tli up I-UH'i Hi :
: 11 1 Miits d -.! rri1.;; v itk i nn hv.ir. . !
( i ! . 'KliK LA NX. .- !
ILLI.Wt .LANT,
apH)
TIlus;. tillAXT.
COI.OII VORES.
51
1 .'
I ' i"I!r i , m ' -'i
V-.,.7; , ty
;iiii5?(tx
White Lead and Color Works,
J'( Kstj:i.. nif,i.s. a to.,
.CINCINNATI, O.
Fred'W Ec-ksf ein, late Suire Eckstein fe Co.
Towiiseiid Hilis, late Han ison, Hills & Co.
W l'SU K;oentJy pnrchiised the White.
,f"b Lead Works, lornn-riy known as the
WorkH of "Harrison, lIULs, fe Co.," but
more recently as the
" PHCKNIX AVHITF, T.KAD AND COLOR
WORKS,"
ft'.
U-rs to our
f.n.ii ui Mr. Hil;. h Lax nd an e.x
L.erl-
r-ui-e of t v. enty-ti ve vears m the ti-i nv T
lure of I.fjiil.'and wji Sue tnantitiifturer ot
th brand so Ions and lavorahly know n to
Dealers and Faiuiers as
... ' HARRISON, HILL A CO.'SJ
Pure Wliil Uivd.
Our facilitW for eorroilin are sc.c'n a to
cnalili) us to execute nrompily a'l orders
for the above brand of White Lesd, either
drv fir ground in oil, which for purity and
quality shall have no snx-rlor, either in.
Aincrictm or Eiialish mti(sufm;ture.
We - also manufacture the foilowlng
biandsof
"8CPERIOR "IMPERIAL." "COLL'M
Ht A ." AND-" OH IO." . ;:
Tocether v- i' is Ui-1 lino o' Colored
1'fUriT (sod I'otn, which we otter to th?
Triwle. I-i the tisnul asortr-ieiit of pnekftes
at the LOW MiiTket F us.
Ei IvTF.IN. HILLH t CO.
i -f!,e No. i llurnet Street.'
For sale by t!- Trade ger.eially. upr9.
iLt AND K-rN
-IABLE
$50.)
- 1 J'strtblisheC
WHOLESALE DL
118 STOKE.
fetjT-Om
; i
' - t'(in THK BF.NKIT OF
' Hi; SoSisi'k Clmrflt,
Slay, 2it. isoa.
l'aticula -ft ill he Rivon in due siv;
Kfin. " - ap-' U
AUAllH EXPRESS TOSIPAISY..
Jt. r. v r-Kjit.--iiJiy . siiiuoi: n, i" tucir
vilti nd I.-HUH- tl-a, iv)?-h tm-i--;it7 fa
v i 1 1 . lex tor Hii! tm tv? joi tat leu mi
Valaj.bls.
Tli-.
a -on! 1 m i;i nc? H livir-n-r -.t-
i t j-" 1 U 1 11 m i h" iiJi-' 'H
i' . P" t . 'jftN-'rf 1 t '-
' 1 'i
r
1 ! i ( f- i'i
o(.,"-i Oil t
- " ' 7 ' ,t" . , '
.-.i'siilo3i Heed:
; j'-
In their Stock will be found :
Bl'SStvlLft Reapers and Mowers.
-. Ot'lUEK Mower,
t ll lM iION Renpersand Mowers.
TIIBlZKJIfXO Much hies.
" lAAJ'ellAloJlH.
-l"XlX CIICBS-Makes But-ter, in Two
'Ultimo
(OKV MILLS iQ'.ieen of Die Stnitb.
SttiAR MIl.IS,
rAJSXX .niLS.S Stan forrtsi Nt-w.Fat-(
tit.
THE CHKAlPKSr
Is smaller Outside, and has larger Riddles.
HiOi.Niore and Better laddies, does twice
the work of, end better than, any other
Fan ti If i?r .'till has au Vp ! Down
.IOI.T, wi!i side shake, clears and aepa
rates all kinds of
v .wits fi.uva.t.i:r.H,' -II
OS I E n:.T'neat DriP and Seed Bower,
- Ae lwht in the World.
-KB m'il.IM,
MORS'. II A Y 90 KH and Li iter,
K. I WALUCK'N New Patent.
1 - The Ct, siinpU'St,
.t-ron3!st, lightest Fork, and most power
Jul Li tec now known.
HOKMB MAY BAUK, "
11 YI1B.HXIC C.C lies Washer,
Washes s-t-eaky jshlriji.
by force of the Water. Witnout Kuhhing,
Wftslis nor at a. tiroe and fjister thau
anv other Maooine, - .
. CLOXIIKS Wrl'tKrs,
4-irl.f I ATOKS,
W,ttl'll!t-A laree tock.
. Horse VV I i KAT DRILL. . , ..
-N-w Fe'eri!. nd G--t Convcfti. net
K.I IX.WATKit KiO-erersCVjap,
Inir iiile and Klledtve.
XlS.KSl'LOMV K ComI Oil Cans,
A Cheap Irisiii-nnce
I'XrftFdr.ZAlii.E Punip-s, (New Patent.)
Wbi. h asitate the. water; cheaper arid
iifore ftiffcct-l vts thso Chain Pumps or- any
other Vin3 01" Water Elevators.
fOlTKB 3ltATKH (New Patent.)
Ooes by Clockwork, lioa.sf
Coffee without needing attention, browns
everv grain to the same color, arid if used
in connection with our Old IttJiio
Colkee i'&t, will make always perfect Cot-
SKW L.i.HI SHthE and a rtachment '
IVE'N Patent for Conl (il,
; -- Which perm Us
tlie Lamp to be fl!hd". tr'mmed and lit n'ed
wd'iout lej.ioving tsbftdir or Chimney;
east 110 shaiiiiw lieiifttii the Lamp; Is
more portubl thaa this, mauh cheaper,
and a be'ter lijj'ot for the eye. Many linns
in New York have Orivriel U use
.1 Ulis t.:tTiip and S-hieie.
151 Kl CAU, the finest ever tu-ought
here, and a large assortment of
. .' FXKSH m'ER SJEE0ft,
WOOD 'AND W t LI )W WA RE, AND
ilOUsE-KEFl'iNG ARTICLE..
FIELD SEEDS' BOUGHT aad SOLD.
v7-dtsw44 . i" Munhtreet.
-IKSUl5lA27Ci3
HUE. INLAND," AX.D ACCID3JST
Ijish ranee Ag;acy,
:0." t SOUTH Vv'ATKP, STBEKT,
Belwern Matn and Loi-ust,
Wai?iinton Insurance 'Co.,
A vsct".. -
f in 1 - (. 1. I I 1- .
.,. i-
t T" 'A ' A-
, : ... . 1 i
. , r n ' ' . r v
'. ii'-'i i J 1 J
j HU' i'l.K IT ?
. ( . 17 . Hi -. .
t, f :,Nf i: v( :t
, tt " i. Oil-a
'tiLTOIirtA
I '. ii.hv f'i t ''e 1 , s 1. I ef -i U J 1 . i
! oitire. 00 Main .street, to
LEf W:LN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Wiieiehe tx now pjertired to perform lf
th., various of-.eraiions I xio ruling to th;
Pr-fes-'-ictii, iu the mo4 li!i'-ul taauntc
v'.'.. ,
FILLI S'O, CLEAN rNO. .EXTR ACTINJ
. IN-En"i'IS ARTIFICIAL TLKXU. ,
Careful attf-rdion siv, .'i to Clii'tdrer".::
Teeth. I would call iMnieetar eth-nt'ou to.
my stvle of A Hi I Fit I AL WORK. Fror--'
one Tooth to fnli sets is-rted by s-mc. r. i.
or Atmospheric Previvre. Furl sets , - 7,
and in many eases partial r"C.-i,
the month will admit of it, i LI be ins, r: .!
without the use of Clusi s. ansv- ftna ail
the p'urposes for which t iiy were nt -tu'.ed.
Persivaiil attention kIvi In every w,
The best antPsthi-tlcs use1 to -alleviate -aia
M laen extraciii s tet-th. Terms reason siOie,
bit. J. C. RIK-:lB-'H"E?t,
Nr. 10 Fii-sl St.. tet. Midaand .'..-7-.:iiM. Kv
.nisviile, Lid. - lnar-S'a
Rooms over First Nat..-Kri RiRk,
Corner Mai a a t J Fiflft- tr-t-v .
- ; - K,.;.iv:,.ltf X&.
'wKEIJNG- rdTLV THANKFUL FOR
J? the very lii.-.rt patro.usie reevs.t
jurini- the sr evea yenra, .--
nt.i-.t- fii,ii'.!-N of tue city. uunr 1
it
IKis.ons (whether Ihey ne-d their eri.f.-
iionai service -r 11M.. to v..-.it t.-ir r -
M tw-ttie"'"' - "
. 1.
: . 1 r-i-. -.f, -. A ' '-t 1 . . ' '.'.';
made, a ad everything Vrt ?-,- s ... .-
the i site 1 est of their i.'U.er.t ..7 -er--a or
thenu Their establsah-netu i.iil -t.7-,-ii th .4
ar eoual to any in t he lioC.et n t '.en. .
They have several Au.'sf ...'.jch tt c
viatina pain when evtraci .nt' teet U.
Chei'k that are wimker -e.ii h-z iieiw tei
to nearly th-';r ortachml .-on-, no.
- .( destratda .t le of A R- fl fr JOi Ah
TEETH nude wirKtrtH ia ' t'-
St,ste- i?e mail" ly us. 5rreci.iir;tje ot
t Miil-ireu's T"th sueesful'y . reyitd. .
Tiiose biivin ; LV.i-ye-4 leet.n iutil.t
e'ther have the in : n...'ed or fl'!ed (lf
la tor it rn'i'V- ; ' " ';-oth ot the. pas
ties and liio r.;ii - "-- 'e: is .Jor.i.;iJ it,
Neuralgic AR'weWta fe'eutea ; i-iio t.-;;
;,. . ' - . ' ' ; '-17 '
I mi.'' iimiimiiwwiiwi m 'wmmi' 1 '"' --vii-int-- r--i-Tr- -t t --.
....
JOHN IHNyi. Top:- ;'.r . '
Water S-t ?;--' f:'- - ' .'."-
Opxsitis8tea.'atsoa?'L;! r.vao.&Viii'f. .
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Evansville daily journal., April 18, 1866, Image 1
About Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866