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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-08
C0RPORATlON NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK Sidewalk.

ORDER FOR PLANK sidewalk.
Dee. q, 1861. now it ID hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the of all lots parts 81
lots fronting adjoining the we st DO Of Third
Avenue from franklin street to Sixth trsef in seld
city, cause tho siderks thereon 20 De Drought 20
the proper grade, and that they cause "a ide-walk
of Glass No. to be laid doyen thereon within
thirty days from the publication OF this order
p. BUkH r., Clerk
CIerk's Ofiea. January I. 1852.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE
ORDER FoR PLANK Sidewalk.

ORDER F0R PLANK sIDE-wALK.
Feb. 18th, Is6I.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the CITY Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the east side Of
Market Street, from Bond to John Street. in
said city, cause the sidewalk thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 2, to be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publi-
cation of this order.
p BTRKE Clerk
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o. r OR PLA NK I'D E-W L K .
Feb. 18th, 1S62y-A I'D now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the east side of Har-
ret Street, from Ann 70 Sixth Street, in said City,
cause sidewalk Of Glass No. 2 to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
of this order P BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office Feb Goth 1862
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City Clerks ONCE. Feb. 20, 1851 ''- - o''' =


g D and laying odt of Public AlIeys.-Agr gree
ably to the Charter aud Ordinances of the City,
notice is hereby given, that the 18th day Of
January, 1862, an order was passed by the Common
Council of the City Of Evansville, eluiring an
alley to be laid out and opened in Block mum Der
eighty one mo. 81 in the Town of Lamasco City,
now City of EVANSVILLE and that plot showing
the position, width, and length of seid alley was
appended to said order, and is on file in this
Office p. BURKE, Clerk.
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no % TT az or 4BASCU~f-E'KSV-OA~F't
~ y ths Alley in fractional Block No. II, East
ern Enlargement.-A greeably 10 the Charter and
Ordinances of the City, notice II hereby Ell ven thar
on the lith day Of January, 1862, order was
passed by the Common Council of the City Of EV-
ansviils, requiring the alley along the Eastern
line OF Fractional Block No. n, IN the Eastern
Enlargement, and extending from Gum to Nut
berry street, to be discontinued, and that plot
showing the position, width and length Of said
alley was appended TO said order, and is now on
file in this Office
All Of the owners Of real estate adj d ming said
alley in said Block No II, having signined in
writing their onsent to the discoptinuanee of said
alley.
r. BURKE, Clerk. (
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly oC-
eupied by DIR. KiYett. in Dr. Brays building, oppo
site the Post oee for aseries Of years, would re-
speetfuy solicit the citizens Of EEansYiIle and the
surrounding towns and country, to visit his rooms
and sec the sBecimees on exhibition, whether they
need the services of q Dentist or not. =
Since the issuing Of his last circular and adyer-
tisement, over year since, several improvements
and new inventions have been made, of which he
has availed hiHassf, end allows nothing that will
subserye the i9terests Of his patients, TO pass
secured. dis facilities are better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, than any other in our
State and equal TO any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure.
The following the styles Of work manufactrlr-
Ell by him;-Continuous Gum; Block or Carved
y ork: suicanite Base; Coralite; Amber; Cheoplas-
t. Gold and Silver work.
Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gam work. 1t is without a
or creyice Cheeks that are sunken can be restore
to nearly their original contour by this style of
work, and also by the use of the V1Icauite Coral
lite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
ness and adaptation to difficult mouths excel any
GELS anything we have ever seen.
He has several ansesthetics for alleviating pain
when extracting teeth They are perfectly harm
less The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything ne cannot DO,
nor exhibit any thing not made by himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty Of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
IrTegularity Of ehildron's teeth oorreo,ad sue
Those having decayed teeth, should either have
them extracted filed at once (the latter If pos
sible) The health Of the parties aud the remain
ing teeth demand this.
sss$- take pleasures ia Introducing DR.. Haas
my successor 70 the old rooms IN Bray's bVildiHg
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit
able From my intercourse with the Doctor,
pleased TO End him one of the progressing /;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing With this view, can, with safety,
mend him to the community a skillfnl and COM
petent dentist tmay2S1 J. KIVETT.
HREEJS" .sSeEsEES.-25 barrels Green
" Apples, at II. A. COOKS,
jams % Main street.
II LARGE Il SSORT.W EAT ~ T0K
@. u Let Soaps Il j. SOHIlA EP FER1S
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GALE or EKEas RJV"RA y1-zs > .gyV-EB
Az HOSE-The City of Evansville offers for sale
two hand Fire Engines and a quantity of leather
Hose. Application may be made TO cit her of the
Undersigned VIM. BAKER,
jan16W6 JOHN A. HANEY.
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It is fact not to be disputed, that Roser Bros
are now opening of the best and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing fashionable ia Ladies' Dress Goods from the
lowest price of SIC per yard, up to the highest
Shaws i'll great quantity and variety, SILK Busters
and Lace Nantes Our stock Of Hosiery, Gloves
Notions, Be, &c, is complete. Also the latest
STYLES Of Prints, Lawns Organizes, Baraees Cling.
halass SC Bieachsd aud BrowE Muslius, Irish
Linens, also Cottonades Linen Drills, al for men
ami bOys Ladies, Misses, and Childrsns
Shoes, and good many articles usualIy kept In our
me- all OF which warrant to sell cheap as the
lbeapest. kDSER BROS
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ASz0U.s-B SPICE = Having large s tock
" of pure ground spices hand still
selling at the old prices, Notwithstanding the late
advance for pure Spices Be sure 60 call az
ian23 YICKERYiS
No. 50 Main street
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Lac KKETKE
The amount due and not due to Banks and
other creditors of the Compan .........-.. None.
Losses dustei and None.
Losses reported, unediusted, ia suspense
and. waiting further $50, 96l
Losses contested 5000
TOTAL OF ALI LIABILITIES. ..........3O, 16Is
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EAk CHsN~FS PER G.sEEOyS~ RsOR
e%WP pure Carbon OIL. Also pure articl Of
Camel Coal Nii. Consumers depend get
ting as low from the article can be had 10
town VIGEERY BROS, 81 Main St
MBRRyEsR.sssr sx%RUF'.-Jast received
AZ at II. }. S0HLAEPFER'S
jams Drug st 20.
= CTS. per IL. for nice fresh dressed chicken
- VlOKERX BROS
decI No. 81 Main ct.
II saBB OIL bbls extra No. l winter
IL strained Lard on JUST received at
jams H. a. COOK g.
HEOH9KS Es-z.ssA( ReESR.-l00o pounds
w choice and very fat Georgia Bank Cod
fish, at H. A. COOKS
jams 73 Main street.
WR.zCHRRRE "a MITE
@EA 10 kits No. [ maokereI;
10 do No 2 do;
do mess do. At
jams II. A. COOKS
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AUTHORIZATION NOTICE


Clerks once, January 1. 1862.
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66 gE9VAFe STsER RUR.E-FR.5' General
n Rosecranz patent Coal OIL Burners portA
bic, only requiring ~ inch chimneys Samples
may be seen at NlCkERE HROs
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g 8. .EZsUOsR-DS.--5 bbls soft sheIIed
AVE- Almonds, at ii. A COOKS.
EHVRE GEN UFyV-sg C0C0sREyV-B A.qU
~ Lustrate Almond Cream, Circassian, Bears,
Rose aud antique Hair oils For sale at
II. J. SOHLAEPFER'S,
jamie Drug Store.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK kIDE-wALl

Clerks once, Feb. 90, 1862.
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Facts for the People

II L.gRGE ESSORT.gE ~ ny % n T0I
0lA let Soaps at HI. sOHLAEPFER's
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- AsE.s1' .s4,Z4s.s G751 e.S- % sO0.9P1

NpRR.ERs BR00sMs-A good Broom for
y Is cents aud better Ones-shakers--at %
cen IS each, at VICKERY BROS,
janl4 No 81 Main street.
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NO. 409 BROAD way New KOr.
G. SMITH 81 Co., Sole Props

March 26th, 1861
Mr. W. p. Morse
DEAa SIR Enclosed find $500 { hnd thai
your Anti-Rheunlatie Band has removed my RheUs
mRtsni. am respectfully, yours,
4. A BBREF
ap2-IydkW Wit, / Vanuaaa 4 n,
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Private.
MRHPHIs, TESSEssEs,
.--, October 25th 1870

| gdf boa 1o1faTo October 25th, 1859.
To His EEeelleney, JANIS BUCHANAN, and
Hon. J. THOMPSON. cd a15a sa .r5
| DEAR SIRs;-TEe numerical strength Of
the civil migrating party TO Cuba, is, by
reports, now over twenty-five thousand
| OF this number, at least seven or eight
| Thousand are ready to move for Cuba, and
as your Excellency has told me you had
every confidence In me, and you Hon. Mr..
Thompson, have assured me that the Fed
eral officers at New Orlesus and MObile
would be instructed to ''let my emigratinR
friend pass" now very respectfully re-
| quest that you place in the hands of our
mutual friends, Mr. c. Galloway aud O. n.
Campbell, editors ofthe Memphis ArdldaeAs
your most faithful supporters, the ueces-
sary passports for my benefit, and the sum
Of ten thousand dollars seerer service fund.-
for the use and benefit OF those editors As
above, in supporting your cause in acqui-
ring Cuba by civil emigration, and with
the use of that amount they will be enabled
to earuPstly-and effeetually operate with
you for the Accomplishment OF that grand
object. The political position Of the ira.
tdHehe, as a true Democratic ADMINISTRATION
PoperS enables that paper to WELD the nee
essary influence in SUeeeSsflfily accomplish
ing the de9iasitiOH OF Cuba before the fernli-
nation NJ the preseni administration, and the
political aspect no,o loudly calls for It.
Although the proposition is made to you
without tue knoRledge Of those gentle
men, knoo from conversations with them
that their feelings are deeply interested in
the success of this great object, and tuey
are ready TO act whenever they are placed
in the possession of the means to do so,
and without those means, am inclined to
believe that they are poWerless to do any
thing. shall, therefore, be pleased to
have you place in the hands Of N. C. GAL
lnvay, the necessary passports for me, and
place IN the bands of c. 81. Campbell, ten.
thousand dollars for the support Of the Gu
ban cause. This you can do by special
agent, or by forwarding to me check for
that amount for their benefit. had con-
temPlated leaving here by the 10Th inst,
but preparatory arrangements will prevent
my leaving before the 10th of November.
Therefore your dispatches viii reach me
here, aud while await your reply. you
will easily appreciate my anxiety to hear
from you as early as may be your pleasure
and convenience, --..- -4- .-
have the honor to be your obedient SER
want, .-r.r -...-r y. S. RESEAU.
Hon. J, THOMPSON. a r4--.
Please reply by telegraph, and oblige
your friend, REEEAU. q
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'GoRDoNsyILLE PIKE, Nov. 27, 1862.
My DEAR MADAM: In. answer to, your
letter uf the 2Oth, which has Just been
received, am happy to inform you that
lam not the author of the beautiful lines
entitled MY Wife and Child,'f Of which
You inclose printed copy. The poem
was written by the Hon. John X. Jack
son, of Alabama, who was a field-officer in
one of the Southern regiments during the
Mexican wnr, and one Of the noblest sons
of the South. During u greatwar Generals
often get credit for many acts which they
do not perform, and this is not the first
time that have been Inadvertently COM
plimented by the press. j have never
written any thing for publicatiOn---would
always read rather than write. linn q
plain, practical soldier, with au ambition
to demonstrate the great problems of the
war, and serve my country. I. s,N h
l am, madam, your humble servant,
sg 4 "a s-ailT. j. JACKSON,
1 Maj0r.G General @. S p, A.
Mrs. R. W. Epps,. Rockbridge Alum.
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"stonevSIIs jackson Not a Poet.
Tho Richmond Enquirer, of December
9th, contains the following characteristic
letter from Gen. jackson to Mrs. Eppes,
now residing at tho ROckbridge Alum
Springs, ROckbridgc county. va:
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Very fsigss;:sf4s,l,y 6: N, y92gr, -


These Genaomen give the history o. certain inEre.
dients tthel article for ever two huadrvd ysais-
ShoEing that through al changes Of the nedieal
ptOfessfOH and is practitioners, strength, eoupo,
snre and eheeTfuinsaS have been derived from these
sources, Dt Woods In the Warrington Hospitals In
formed me that one patient vas fast sinking und
crazy, and had not slept hour for Two weeks uLt
the Plantation Bttters came to bis knoWIedge when
one dAJ's trial gave him nights rest, and he aS
pOE fast recovering, am surprised our Govern
nsnt has NOT squalsd Jefferson Davis IN energy, and
adopted this Invaluable article In All Our hospItals
the weak soldier cling 70 it IKE brother. As
lay member can bear Nitnessit Is good to take.
and Ahorda more eaerEy and life than anything
ever tFied, Success % The PIaatatioa Bl,tsrt
But Ihays dsre''ed- In my next Shall speak Of
gathering IL the wounded, tuEJins the dad, Ee.
? dseae-eodlm siaaa1 q, NICODRIIUs.
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IINVlAL = NvlIpll3 lJ0flbIe the RbOVo rate1. = >
!, A9-feariy Advertising on reasonable terms accOr.
ng 70 the space occupied and the number q changes
erE. to be paid for in advdaee!7 ~ = tfFf - e
Business Cards not exceeding ave Iines SO per year
or ~ Tor zx mouths but for lhOEtsF period nothing
VIII be epunted less than square : =. ~ =
me privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited 80
tne advertisers, own Immediate buSinesa; and ali
well a. aIlIegaI adVertsements and advSFiSe51eSts
ofauetton sales and real estate sent ID by them uSs
bs paid for at the usual rates - ''' ','''
A9-Advertlsements not accompanied with vritts,,
direetons will be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices Tor Political feetiugs 90 bseharEod in all
Marriages NotiessOf Fuporals, and Improvements
OF seEmons 30 eentseash. ponvlll'691
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IE1traot frOm letter on the Battle Fteld.l


This battle (AntLetArn) has been the most sangu'
nary Of the war and the only one fought with yabls
design and upon military principles. Tho arrange
meut Of our eorps-the overlooking pOdtion OF The
commanding GenerAl-tbe sending into action the
right and the left dvlsions-ths closing up Of the
centre, and final sueeess-exetes bsEldsring admi-
ration, and carries the mind to The great isldA of
Austsrltz and wAsratn, ought by Napoleon. Ofa',
this have spoken The Aedrt history OF Fsueh ecu
Ict purchased by the life and blood Of twenty thou
sand men. must be found in the hospitals. War ha,
Its gIorIss-but Il has its ten thousand demons tn
these hnniantOrtures, that make the eysballs acne-
the heart bleed-the lips palsy, and the brain reel
The sight Is at first positively unenIurabla The
lIle-blOOd Of is still triekling away in silent
eAlnness-whiIe the discovered limbs and maniac
In OF others give rise to sounds God grant may
NOT again -WitnsEs- -r......-
But - mothers who here seek q son-or wives
huAbAnd-Or siaters = brother--Or sons fathsr-
know and be eOnSOled that even here the hand .
mercy Is watehfuI, and better care IS bestowed upCn
your loved ones than might At hrst seem possible
It was In the hospital, where rested the gallant o r.
or, that learned the history OF those mythisAl
words 80 often seen and 30 little understood, g. T.
ls60-X,T Anything alIsyiating the suEsrinEs and
saving the lives Of our soldiers, is national bless.
ing. witnessed some astoniShug results from this
article. ~ .5-,
Its we'll known the eGsot Of burnt guupowdsr and
excitement Is thirst which added to the loss Of blood
in the wounded, en- atss the necessity Of revvInz
Stimulaut In this particular hospital, the physi-
clans Wers allowing their patients TO drink PIauta-
tIon Btters, otherwise called T-lS6O--x, aud al
though the wounded are most numerous hsre-thiu
division having OPensd the fight At 10 the morning
1.-The men were mostly composed and there was very
little fsntiuE. The article acts upon the stomach
and nsrves IN most ineomprohspsibls manner, Au
PerOr to brandy, and without subsequept stuPsfyinE
reaction It originated In the West Indies, composed
Of the cslebrated Calisays Bark, Roots, isFbs &e;
all preserved In st. orOIx Rum--ths g. T.--Is6O-X
being secret Ingredient, not Jet revealed to the
public. It Is principally Recommended for want Of
appetite, disordsrSd liver intermittent feysr. StO-
Aehie difheuite4, Ae- IundsrHtAnd IL was somewhat
k own in the southsra States previous to the war,
aud IL aPPears agent Of Jefferson Davis recently
applied to the prOPristOrs for the privilege to make
it for hospital Pnrposes during the war, to which
they made the following reply: sac
- INV HOBK, Jan 10th, lsdg.
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aatlps psnteN1agllfcr:.'
TERMsO OF OFApYBRgIsINo.

WEtYI s0IID Ir1s o. NoNpLl1I1 foEI N On
.s4s-s IlESs, NkKK SoUERE. = oHA'sI.f 7
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ivy WIFE AND CHILD. "

We published, some time ago, beauti-
ful poem, entitled "AIy. Wife aud Child, !"
giving credit to MajoreGeneral I. j. Jack
son as the author, We arc almost sorry
that the following letter proves us to have
been in error in the matter: -. ags,i'H
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Sketch OF how, a NIEhtvras
Spent Previous TO the RRItIe at
Frederic ksburg..The Songs that
We're sung,an the IrnpTsssfoIi they
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LoNDOSi which IS CONSIDERED .by.some a
much more immoral city than Paris, is
occupied with pruricnt gossip over the
recent elopement Of notorious courtesnn
with a married nobleman Of wealth and
position. Her richly furnished house was
sold at auction, aud its contents brought
immense prices from fashionable ladies
who througed the rooms, gazing ut tue
expensive luxuries Diavoletts, as the news
papers term her, left. behind. She was
the lioness Of the dissipated London
world. Ola beadx were delighted to know
her, and embryo lords crayed the favor
She drove the prettiest turnout in Hyde
Park, had the best Boxjas the opera, was
the adOred7 Of royal dukes, the jealous
objects OfcOuptessos aud, nd,marchionesses-
atidiRPriEate lifSwas known aslsS sSkittles.a ?
She smoked, cha&ed and blasphemed, was
q thorough paced prostitute, cunning in
dress, and attractive in appearance, and
was even painted as ''the pretty house
breaker% BY distinguished artist and
her picture placed, ,ip, the Royal Exhibit
tion. Her last exploit, breaking tho
heart ofa yirtuous wife, seems to have
pleased all London hugely ~ -ET-.,..
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To HIS Ezeelleney, JANIS BUCHANAN, and
Hon. ]. THoMPsoN. rl 9-51 .
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AgentG ae.

DEAA sIh-In reply to your communication, odsr.
Ing us ~Ffty thousand dollars for the recipe and
tai purposes during Ihe war; beg T. say, your
price II berll one, eonsidsTing it would cost rs
nothing TO comply, and that otherwise We ean derive
no reSenne from the southern StAtes; hut, Iir, our
duties To our GOTernmeut and our idsaa Of eOnsen-
ey would mot allow us - entertain L. although 70
might please assuAge the GulerinGs OF Your mis-
guIded follower. l.lffli Fl7i 80 5ll-- .
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Rich Deve1OpmentE--Tho Papers of
Hon. Jacob Thomps0n-The Protec-
ted Raid upon Cuba. H- Ftt
Hon. Jacob Thompson, late Secretary of
the Interior, familiarly known among his
,eronies as 'Jake Thompson aud quite
we'll known to The country as the facile
custodian of certain Indian trust funds
which disappeared one fne morning, lives
in a town 10 Mississippi bearing the CLASH.
cal name of Oxford. 1t happened to this
town lately to be surprised by an advance
party OF Gen. Grants army, and sThOmp.
sons house, with all his furniture and a
large part of tsPrtvats papers, became tbe
prey of the "yandaIsl of the Morrill, His
eotrespondences upona thorough examina-
ton oftit, will doubtless be found fall of
secret and interesting. .historiesaisgs sd.
81 Thu following letter 10 him has been,
handed to the Washington National Repe6
liaqa for publlcAsIOu. The writer, Gen,
Rensau, who is well known at the South
west, is nov in the rebel army His ear-
nest appeal to the.iliustrious author of the
ostend nahifesto for $40. 6O0tto aid in the
great work. Of CELEBRATING Cuba, would
have brought the money from any man
'lsFs careful of that article than Mr. Bu-s
channn,5ss g,.s 7-,f ,-sf.,., -.s;4f,., f.f.
This letter lmaY answer useful purpose,
iq reminding Europe Of the SORT OF fllibus-
tering empire which viii grow. out Of the
success of the-SOHthsru managers in es-
'tablishtug u separate confeaefSey Of theif
Fowua Such O6nfedency would have no
commercial motive 10 keep the peace. but
must De eseSptiPIIly YarifEs aud aggFe5SiVe.a
Bptswe Rtlf let Gsp-, RsnsAn's. letter
sPsak, for Haelf.s '..s5 3 silio 1, .aa.,i.s; q
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T ER nj .. -,
oAIy, Cby mall, payaNl Nlstn
TriwOekly, pery ryear,paya blein adyanee) 800
sz-AdvsrtialnS done on reasonable terms.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
ARITIAGETIS
aud itS application to all manner OF
COunting-HOuSe Calculations
receive the attention their primary inpsrtanes dc
There Is open to the student aIso seVur,sof
n. RHSINESS Sn1PvcR- u

comprising Political Economy, C..nmsreiaI Law and
psAses, FINANCE Banking and Currency; AlsD maxine
OF eminent BudntHs Men iurrgErd to tie besi
avoiding hIluFR- u. V5g T
Instructions In the above subieet= are iaEf rstFa.
Cd with 'nAItms and ineuleations teudfug to the
formation of nigh character men aud citizens.
The course OF Instruction Is intended TO be -
comprehensive and thorough that q any q u /
Commercial Colleges, while the expense To The atl.
deut e much Iess.
I-I.H. begs leave 70 refer thoss 70 whom he :.
unknown 70 Geo. W. Smith, PSI, 10 the ndiceu
students ~ ..r l.... ~. asr nOTA-6HiiEW