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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30
UNION STATE TICKET.
- we learn that after AM the puffine

RAJ We learn that after all the putting
and blowing, that the sth-of-January De-
mocracy could do, they could send but
seven delegates from, this place to Indiana
polls yesterday. 1t is probable that if the
guerriIlas had not disturbed the repose and
led to the earlier visit of some of the friends
in Warrick county, the number might have
been increased. 1t is possible they may
persuade the authorities at indianapolis to
permit Sol. Koker and his confreres 70 meet
with their brethren. There are no stronger
Srh-of-January Vailandigbamists in the
State, --a4- ~ ~ -EET - Il.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

l bx mdse, r Barnes; IL bxs shoes, III 4 w W
Morgan; rs bxs ssda. 8 bxs spice, Bement & vi lie;
lot pndse, Keen & Preston; 80 bxs dry goods,
bales ID goods, Archer, M a Co, 40 bxs shoes,
Read Lawrence; l bx hdw, 2 wheels, Hornbrook
q Go; IL packages drugs, LEIGH & Carlsreat; bxs
drugs, w Haileck; bx oil caps, Gen Halleck,
U A, Columbus, Ky; bxs shoes, q W
Morgan; 2 bxs mdse, bxs hdw, Chas Babcock;
roll betting, Chas Wells; s51 bu hels wheat;
Iglehsrt Bros; bdls sheet iron, Thos Scanuin;
bx mdss, McManaman; do cigars, b .roeder
& kehr; "a bxs raisins. q d Herman; car load
ice, Ingle; car load poultry, Goodwin;
Dbl eggs coops poultry, H A Cook; 80 bbls flour,
J S Jaxuess.
A. E. SHRADEE. Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

s9@The total amouct Of money appro-
prrated at the two sessions of Congress. TO
to Dat down the rebellion reaches the enor-
nous sum of S1,17s,1 1924 81. This
money will have been spent fruitlessly I'M
less our people rally unitedly and determin-
eddy in support Of the government and
promptly furnish the re-iuforcements asked
for by the President. Having put our hands
to the plow, let us never turn back until
success crowns our efforts 20
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NoTICE.-After this date the hospitals in
Evansville will be open to visitors from Q
o'clock P. M, to 6 P NJ. Strangers will not
be admitted into the wards at any other
time, as they interfere with the duties of
the Surgeons in prescribing and dressing
wounds. SEQ -s5ag
register will be kept at the Medical
Directors office, containing list of all sick
and wounded in the hospitals, in order that
strangers may be facilitated in finding their
friends. HORACE R. WRIT, 1+9
Surgeon, U. s.. A., in charge of Hospitals.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

sd~In recruiting for the new army of
100000, Illinois bears off the palm. She
has notified the Government of having al
ready raised a regiment over and above her
quota. Indiana would no doubt stand no.
bly, side by side with her gallant sister state
were it not that she has some influential
men who, whilst making empty pretensions
to loyalty, are exerting their whole strength
and influence to discourage enlistments and
throw all possible obstacles in the way of
the prosecution. of the war.-LouisDiLIe
journal.
The Journal means Voorhees,, J. G. Da-
Wis, Cookery & Co.
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Bas- Gen. W. T. Sherman, now in COM
mand at Memphis, is pursuing policy that
ought to have been adopted long ago. The
Appeal says be has given directions to have
a sufficient force of negroes always at COM
mand to coal, and load and unload vessels
leaving and arriving.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30


B6~ The following is said to be an ex-
tract from letter found in the post Office
at Jacksonville, N. c., upon the occupation
of that place by the United States forces.
1t establishes, beyond all doubt, the truth
of the statements heretofore made as to the
atrocities committed by the rebels on the
dead bodies of our soldiers:
CAMP PREKEs, Manassas Junction, De-
cember, ls62--My Dear Sister l have
seen more since bave been in this war
than ever expected to see 10 my life. l
went on the battle field one day, where the
great battle was fought, and l saw more
than | ever want to see again. saw SOL
diers from Georgia grabble up Yankees
that had been buried. saw them pull off
their heads, and scrape the meat and hair
off, and take the skull bone with them to
send home for their folks to see.
Your dear brother ..- ..
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NOTICE.

The Medical Director has established a
patrol Of six men and non-commissioned
officer, WHO will see that no drunken or
disorderIy soldiers belonging to the hospit-
ais, or others, are allowed about the streets.
Soldiers are also prohibited from sitting
about bar-rooms. 1t is hoped that all good
citizens will aid the Medical Director in
keeping up military discipline among the
sick and convalescent soldiers in town, and
by reporting all soldiers guilty of disorderly
conduct to the Sergeant in charge of patrol,
at Hospital No. 3, who will see that they
are lodged in the public Jail.
Fl. R. WRIT,
Surgeon and Asst Med. Director.
EVANSVILLE July Is, 1862.
july 26 Ct cod.
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LIBERAL, George Dawson, of
the Albany Evening Journal, whose only
son has been in the army for year, has
proposed giving every unmarried printer,
$50, and to appropriate 81 per week to the
support of the family of every married prin-
ter who will enlist in the regiment now or
ganizing in that city. We feel confident
that numbers of the craft will avail them
selves of this liberal and patriotic offer.
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To PHYSICIANS AND IEvALIDs.-Keller l.
White, Druggists, No. 80 Main street, have
in store Pure French Brandy, Pure Port
Madeira, Sherry and Malaga Vines, Pure
Old Holland Gin, &C.. These liquors are
strictly pure, and are sold for medical pur-
poses only, in quantities to suit purchasers.
iy23-lW
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BJr The Memphis Union Appeal, of Il /;
18th instant, says the landing presented y
lively scene yesterday. AS several boa
loaded with soldiers left the wharf, eh.,
after cheer told how happy the men were /,
the prospect before them. A soldiers lii
has its pleasant episodes and cherished
memories.
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+" HI. j. SChlaepfer's."

GUST RRCR V-RU a FRESH SUI
a. PLY OF Broma Cocoa and OF oco ate, at H. )
SchlaeIfer's New Drug Store.
CONGRESS WATER and Tartro Citrio As
Lemonade, just received.
BRANDY.-Just received pure Brandy, Gi z
Madaria, Port, Ginger and Catawba Wine !
medicinal purposes only. at Schlaepfer's New Dr.
Store.
LEMGN ACID, pure, for a pleasant drink & .
inyalids, FIR sale at
as-f p. j. SCHLAEf FER'S,
jy3O New DR. Stsre.
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LYMAN CATION,
Co. /, 4th Reg't N. @. State Troops.

UsIEG EACH OTHER UP.-Two parties of
rebel bushw hackers met and engaged each
other in Todd county, on Wednesday, each
laboring under the hallucination that they
were lighting the Lincoln home guards
Seven or eight were killed, when the
weaker party. numbering twenty. two, rout-
ed the stronger party, which numbered
forty men. Capt. Garth was in command
of the weaker party Lou. Jour.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

e6s~ Mr.. Forney states it as a fact
of singular Significance, that the movement
against the General Administration in the
free States, which began with the address
of the fifteen " Democratic" members of
Congress, was promptly repudiated, and has
be- consistently rejected by Andrew John
son an~"is friends.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30
q Attention. Volunteers.

IsI All persons desiring to enlist in cavalry
company, to be raised in this District, for
the United States service, will report to
Albert G. Rosencranz: at No. IL Second
street, who is authorized to receive recruits
for the same. jy25-d&wtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

HOME INTERESTS.

H@ Most emphatcaIly adams Pictures
are the best in The city. Gallery corner Of
Main and Second Streets.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

Ia Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that
settlement of their accounts is desired.
jy9-tf JOHN WYMoND.
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new ADVERTISERS ENTS.
sc GILBERT 4 CO.,S.n

G U-N-DBERS.-Clothe Pins, White Lime,
~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato .tsup, Rice, Almonds,
Filberts, English wAlnuts, figs, raisins, currants,
oysters, sardines, alum epson salts, roll brim.
stone, sulrhur, cepperas ma ider, extract of log
wood, indigo cream tartar, soda. bed cords Of all
inds, tobacco of all kinds, backing, batting, nut
megs, cgars OF ali kinds, ginger, glass jars LAM
toms and fl SKIS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches
pickles, stone pipes. powder, percussion caps, fish
of all kinds safety FUSE soaps of all kindss starch
tees, vinegar, camphor, letter, note cap and fancy
paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum
drops, wooden bowls, Jujube paste, cinnamon,
dried beef british iustre, bonnet bcaras, ink, OIL
nails SASH glass; alsPices Soda pain killer, liquor
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by S. Z. Gilbert Co., No. Syca-
more. F 81 N-t
Cby 49, 7'D' 'A''a ''P 'A's
S. e. GILBERT co.,
ALMONDS AND FILBERTs.-1o bbls for ga
MANILA CORDAGE.-5O coils snail size, 1,
BONNET BoARDs-2o gross, for Gale by S. +.
Gilbert & Co.
OIGARs.-loo,o00, all qualities, from commors
30 the very best, for sale low.
STAR oANDLEs.-5OO boxes, for sale very 10
by Gilbert Co. 81 H
FIsH:-Mackerel and White Fish, rs packages.
LOT sale py GllDert d 70. 1850 t.ssa
IlINDIGo.-3oO pounds very choice, for sale Lol
by :. GILBERr q co. =
oysTERs.-5Oe one and two pound cans,
sale low.
+ RIFLE P0WDEB.-75 kegs Duponts, also % !,
ana lib canisteTs, for sale by 8. b. Gilbert a Co.
RAISINS.-I.ayer and M r Raisins, so Who'll
half and quarter boxes.
S0AP.-Bar sap and fancy soap, a large supl
always ON hand, for sale low by
Juiy50 S. L. GILBERT & CO.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th. Ice.
&HRBERE,S S.zLB no. 80.


BY vir: ne of an order Of Sale issued out of
Office of the clerk of the Court of Common RI
Of Yanderburgh county, L. diana, in favor
Goodiet Morgan, and against Theodore Mirs
and Others, I viii, gu
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1sth, 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M, and
o'clock p. III. Of said day, at the deer of the Co,
House in the City of Evansville, Indiana, effer
sale at Public Auction, the rents and profits
the term OF seven years OF the following tescril
Real Estate, to-wi,:
Beginning in the northern boundary of Lamas
City, on the west side of Seventh Avenue and ~
ming thence s~uth with the west eide of Sever
Avenue me hrndred and twenty (l2' feet I'm.
o. Il ss), to the torner of Ell venth street and
enth Avenue, thence west three hundred and ei,
ty feet $50, thence Forth three huncred
twenty (320) :eet (mtre or less), to the north
boundary Ct Lamasco City, thence east with
liue thrte hundred and eighty (3S0) feet to !
place OF beginning.
An should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient to sati-fy said witt and costs, vi
at the same time AID place. offer for sale the
simple of said premists.
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
II Sh riff v. &.
Chandler & Hynes, Plaintiffs Attor-eys.
jJ30 81 %
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Is sG~ When you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along.
jy9-tf JOHN WYMoND.
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@sR-RELREoS sale, .r-O. ga
By virtue of two executions, issued out of II
Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pl
and Circuit Courts of Vanderburgh county, Inc
aua, in favor of Alexander. Simpson and jan
Oakley, and Hgaiust Jacob Kuhn, will, on
-f@ TUESDAY, AUGU T19, 1862,
betwet the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ anf ,
O'Clock p NJ. of said day ut the door of the Coz
House in the City Of Evansville, Indiana, expose
sale at public auction the rents aud pTohts for
tern, of seven years of the following descril
Real Estate, to-wit: es -t
Lot No. one ~ in block No fifty five (55), +.
Lamasco city, Vanderbu. Oh county, Indiana.
And should said rents aud profits not sell fci
sum sufficient to satisfy raid writ and costs,
at the same time and place offer for sale the
simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, s.
Sheriff V. G..
Wheeler & IgIehart, james e. Blythe, Plsincif
Attorney. rs 25-jy30.
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Posey County, Ind, July 26th, Il
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&tHRRIRRs Sale, .n-O. o..

Chandler q Hynes, Plaintiffs Attor @eys
jJ3O 81 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-26
TERrIs PEI, srsSrnN
GENEIsAL REGuLArIoNs.

No deduction will be made for absence or with
drawal, unlcss occasoncd bv Illness or dismissal
Pupils Will &c charged from the date on which tbey
enter
Boarders must be provided with six ehsnrcs Of
clothing suitable for the season, SIX tabIe.nnpk ms
napkin-ring glass tlmher silver table and tea spoot
knife and FORK, Hnl al cessary articles for The Toilet
tbs UNIFORM s--Mazarinc blue dress for Wiptar
blur gngham for summer; dresses for every day
goods OF a dark color; three C0l0red uudcr-skirs .
two sun bonnets. Hats, the style of tho season
The Academy will not incur the expense Of fnui IA
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money
Pupils Will not De allowed 70 spend pocket money
at their own discretion. Such MONEYS mus he d.
posited W th the Superior Of the Academy
To prevent improper correspondence an letters no.
ceved ana sent are subject TO the pcrisal Of the Sd
p1ilori though u no case i. such currospondnc, prt
hihiird a. regards parents or guardians
Pupils, whose parents or guardians reside In Nnqb
vile or vicinity, viii visit their homes but tlr,e
times during the schunstic year.
To prevent loss Of time aud interruption Of Tic O.,
ercsos OF the School visitors will be rreeived only ON
saturdays, from 10 II, 81 and from o 10 G. + NJ
Parents on guardians wishing place their children
or wards n the Institution will be received o an
da, eXccpt sunday.
For further particulars Application may be made
81 The Mother superior OF the academy, % 10 She RI
Rev. JAMS WHELAN
All business letters 20 be addressed 10 the Mother
Superior -. Cecilins Academy, Mount Vernon near
N"hn'l"'i irhh' aug20-lm
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This distinguished Yankee podagosue.
who emigrated from Connecticut 10 the
South, years ago. wrote poetry, settled
afterwards smops The Indians. Joined the
Cherokee tribe, and turned Gre. eater and
rebel, has resigned bis command in the
Confederate army. He writes 10 The
Governor Of Arkansas that he is in bad
health and unfit for service, that he does
not possess the confidence Of the people.
and he therefore Internationally resigns.
He laments that over 1000 OF the Chero-
KEGS are steadTsstly loyal to the United
States and says thai a widespread and
alarDiing disaiiection 70 The Confedcracy
and attachment 70 the Union exists In
Texas. The miserable traitor already
groans with the pangs of he'll! Let IL
burn!
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[PunIIo REsoLurlos-No. 5l.l

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
An act TO suppress instruction, 10
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and coniiseaie the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes
Res0lred by the Senate and House Of Re-
preSeniatires Of The United States Of -Ameyi-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the provi-
siOns Of Che third clause Of the hith Sec
tiOn Of "An act 20 suppress instruction,
10 punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and con1scate the property Of rebels, and
for other purposes, shall be so construed
az not 10 apply to any act or acts done
pr Tor TO the passage thereof, nor 10 in
clude any member Of a State Legislature
OF Judge Of any State Court who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
Of the so-called Confederate States of
America nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued as TO work forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862
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Tho number Of streets in London is
1000, and il they were placed in a
straight line they Wonld measure 5000
miles, or twice the distance from Celais
to Constantinople. OF course, walking
ten miles day on all the working days
Of the year, would take a whole year in
walking through an the streets, aud
meanwhile would find a new London
built and occupied by from 10000 to 70-
600 people. There are more Germans ia
London than in Leipsic, and twice as
many as in Potsdam; as many French
men as in Boulogne or Hayre; as many
Jews as would ON two-thirds of Jerusa-
lem; more Irish than in the whole city
of Dublin; and mole Romanisis than in
the whole city Of Rome
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We are glad 10 hear that the iudiyidu-
ais assessed by the Governor for the relief
Of the poor, are paying up the amount Of
their assessments promptly, aud in some
cases oheerGlly, we feel sure that money
could noi b better appropriated than for
the aid Of our destitute people, whose
salerings are said to be very severe, es-
pecially at this time Of high prices.
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IrnI sIsrEns or an onnrn

III NHihhH li TIN NNnIh IN.
ON Fl DOMINIC, weu known In 4+&A
tbs and adjoining statcs as cNper.eu
oed aud competent drectors ct Female 49,
Educhuou. respectfully inform tho ot. -
zens 90 Nashville and the public In general that
sraeiou buudiue, recently erected rnahIo Them to
reriye hrgo numbar or PupIE
Tho Acsieiny Is about uile frnm iho city. and
4 situated 10 one OF the mest beautiful ami heal iv
locations IN ts vicinity.
INC ladcs on Tbs iRsiiiui9n, houg ESPECIAL, lie.
voted 10 the Eiucston 81 te young OF their own sex.
will ioiye uothiur uaone 20 nrsrt 10 the pnrs cone
ldcd TO their care thorough Education IN the high.
est sense ofJho WORT
The feiirou prof,ssed BY tho ladies Of the Iustnu
ton 7 ihe Catholic aud they viii hupart special ne.
hsiou' Instruction TO pupils protesting Tint faith
Pupils ufcvcry religion dohomina ton viii BE al
mitei, and no undue Influence win be used to bias
the religions prilciples oft tho young ledca nor win
any Of them be permitted TO embrace the Catholic
NTH without tho verbal or written consent of parents
or guardians. Uniformity aud good order, however.
require The attendance Of an az morning and evening
prayers, and % The religious exercises uu sunday.
The course Of study is divided into four depart
ment-, each department having its own distinct
course ofsiudies sssignsd co.
The Academic Year viii consist OF two sea4'ops
the fr-t comm neing On the nrst Monjay Of scptem.
Der. th, second ou the first Monday of Ftiruarv
The Academic Year will close With public di.tribu
ton Of premirm' and hcnors about tho eoth OF Iunc
uf each wear
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Adiutant Wynkoop

On Saturday night small party, with
a flag Of truce, went up 10 Gallatn TO
bring down The body of the brave Adju-
tant WYSEoor, who fell fighting CALAMITY
in the action Of the Goth inst The body
had been buried in the garden of a cid-
zen 10 await the application Of the friends
of the deceased Adiutant WYYKoor
was the son Of tho veteran Col. WYNEoop
Of the 9Th Pennsylvania cavalry, whose
name is so familiar TO every one in Ten
nessec and Kentucky. Though young in
years, In horoism and patriotic daring he
was worthy Of his sire; he was beloved
by his brother officers and idolized by
his soldiers He seemed 10 be animated
by but one great thought 10 DO bis duty
to his country, and aid IN saving her in
her hour Of trial. Alas that tho cruel
fate Of war should select for its victim
one so young, so manly, 80 accomplished,
so brave, so selrsacridcing. so generous
and devoted
-Hc sinks torH
WIN all hs coont, si-hr7 uer"
Yet not in vain. Oh heroic heart hast
thou perishod amid the awful rage of
civil war for thy sacred memory, now
priceless legacy TO our bcrcavcd hearts.
shall inspire, animate the survivors 10
deeds Of patriotism,
"rhn1 wa % Morning -t.r whu.i thgu,.asfl. ,for
Pre- ihy young lia hIdN.t.
Now being sHuH, Thou 4 "a H.sp.raf. e.r|r.
Sow sp'eudur tU thr dasJnf
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MoDoAs and srARNs are reported 10
be in Harisville, with a force yariedlv
estimated' some say three thousand.
MoRoAN is said to be revising VArrEL's
International Law, which he will soon
publish with notes; and SrAEyrs is putt
ting the Ten Commandments in verse,
with a Poetical commentary appended,
Good book for Sunday. Schools ve sup-
pose.
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"The bestway for husband and wife
to get along In money matters said
the landlady, lie for him to give her SO
Much Money every month. "Ah %"
sighed the Brokers wife, +" / think 90,
too; bnt my husband gives me SO Little"
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Situation Wanted.

A SITUATION rs AN academy or CORN
- iry school, ne Teacher OF tie Ereish brancha-.
come South.
Ns-hvlllc, Tom
A8-A satisfactory letter from Rev. ~. Bri1ocr.
Lexington, ky. augt7-5,,t -
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Many Of our citizens remarked the
neat appearance and soldier-like deport-
ment Of a squad Of men, in charge Of an
officer, who marched to the Second Pres
byterian Church, on last Sabbath morn
ing, for the purpose of attending Divine
service. Il is a source Of great graiifica-
ton to every lover Of his country and her
brave defenders, 10 see that there are
some officers who take an interest in the
moral and spiritual welfare Of their men.
Would that the example were more gem
orally followed! We regret that We do
not know The name of the officer or the
regiment 10 which the men belong
They deserve honorable mention.
The church above named has been set
apart as a Post Chapel by our military
authorities, and there is no reason why
it should not be filed every Sabbath
morning with the defenders of our coun-
try and its free Institutions. The atten-
dance heretofore has been faiF, but there
is room for many more and all who
feel inclined TO attend are made heartily
welcome. A little encouragement on the
part of the officers, to the men under
their command, would lead many more
of them to attend Divine service, espe-
cially if, IS in the case mentioned above,
the officers themselves would set the ex-
ample, and accompany them to the house
of God. Such course on the part Of
both officers and men, We may be allowed
10 observe, is in precise accordance with
the earnest recommendation of the second
article of the articles Of HiN," which ev-
cry officer on entering the service is re-
quired to subscribe
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PRETTY FINE WRITINo. London
lines in speaking of the microscopes at
the London Exhibition, says:
One of the most curious instruments in
this extraordinary collection is a machine
exhibited by Mr.. Peters for microscopic
writing, which is infinitely more won
derful than Mr.. Whitworth's machine
for measuring the millionth of an inch
which excited such astOnishment in 1861
With this machine of Mr. Peters it is
stated that the words MATHEW Marshall,
Bank of England" can be written in the
two and a half millionth Of an inch in
length, and it is actually said that calcu-
laiions made on this data show that the
whole Bible can be written twenty-five
times in the space Of q square inch.