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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-21
Nit. NoTRE DAME. READISa, oHIo,l


November Goth 1851.
Mr.. MARTIN:--ThiS is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us, and satisfied with it,
Our rooms are amply heated.
Yours r';sgffsstTEfE!RISs ;sgffsstTEfE!RISs OF NorRE DAME.
/ bear testimony to the above, having used the
same Furnace all last winter and am fully satisfied
with all its arrangements MIL LEOPOLD
- lol Eighth street, of Leopold GOOdheart, No IA
West Pearl street. --r- .-...
CINCINNATI, June 2s, 1862.
As Trustee of the First Presbyterian Church, |
recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces. and am fully satisfied with i. a,
Have one of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. 1t
S'' 20 'A'''O 90 '''''''' GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
,,J.R .Dayy. ESQ.,; Jacob Meter, Esq, Of Kuhn,
Ns@er' Meme Mt. Auburn; % i: 7. SusndeTs Co.. Burnei
House; Messrs. Shultz Bro; A. Bly, q Bro, Lib
erty and Baymer John Bast, Architect, Clark ST.
John Kothsn, BaT st.; August Frank northwsssst
Nicholas Exchange, southeast corner OF Fourth and
Race; VIM. Glenn, 32s West Fourth street; Abner
J. Frazer 465 West sth street; Board Of Education,
Columbus, Ohio.
Smoke Consuming Coal and Wood Hot Air
Furnace.
Furnaces altered and repaired.
Galvanized Iron C0rnices and Cutters.
Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters.
obtained at %y sore No rs WsiRt FS street, or
~ 'no On'00 oi 'n0 Du'rfs PETER MARTIN,
No. 14sWest Fifth street, between Race and Elm.
Cincinnati.
mch8-d6m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-21
HENRY K0TILER

HENRY KEEILEE1
a0l itLate Of Phalons Establishment. NY
DROPRIETOn OF tue NEW yOW
i Fashionable Shaving. Hair Cutting, Shnmp
ing, Curling and Dressing Saloon, t'7l 2hI ~
In the Basement of the Neil House, unde
ID AK .ls. the Postoffice, '2i'I
shere satsfaction win be givon in all the vsriou
Ladies' and Children's Hair Dressing done An the
* - Warm ana Cola Baths can bsh
lyll-dly YtaD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-21

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-21

THE WEEKLY STATESMAN, at these rates. for
four and o half months. will be the CHEAPEsT Pa
PER IN THE COUNTRY. 1'r As'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-21

As Trustee Of the First Presbyterian Church,
recently ordered one of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces and am fully satisfied with il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

LTHoUGH MANY ADVERTISE TO PAY so MUCH
~ cent more than others Ia the same business FOR
Diamonds Wach0s Ac. would respectfully MORN the
inhabitants OF New York and vicinity that prepared 20
purchase Damonds set or loe Watches Silver Plate old
Gold and Silver, Camel Hair Snawis. Furs &C. 10 any
amount, BE ng many years established aud widely known
thorough Judge OF all the above roois those having
such 10 dispose q can rely getting the extreme value
call respectfully solicited before dspong at other
place. JOSEPH SOLOMON. Diamond Broker,
80 Broadway. between Grand and Howard streets.
Tlol WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEwkLRY, SILVER
"A Plate Guns Pistols 40. bought-I VII pay $50 per
cert more than can be obtained Other place IN the
city ~ H-Also Pawnhrokrrs' Tickets wanted for the
above articles ~ the rate 600 Broadway OF
Houston street. up stairs, room g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

IL OLD GOLD AND SILVER
DtAMUNDS,
OLO UOf.D AND SILVER.
Persons Who wish 10 sell Diamonds, old cold Silver or
any KIM or Old fashioned Jewe to LOUIS ANRiCH.
72j broadway positive fset. rays - pew.sn
than any other person Established in New York the
administration of the late Martin Vat Purea. Make
mislakc-723 Broadway. under the New Yofs Hotel
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24
NOTICE

CEO T BEuL Il my Authorized Agent to collect
~ an rec.IpI iur any aG.O A.s dl' nl
t 5. llNoELEY'
Santa II SEPT II, 1884
Hl6W
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

To the April Term 1895. II the United States District
Court for the County Of loa 10 the lsl jlllea. bs
rIct Territory OF Sew Mexico.
ELIZABETH MlBlH
u DiIm chncery Tor Divorce,
WILLIAM NcBETi. }
In pursuance or an or'sr NJ me- sgf N'tsIc' Court,
malc az the August Term thereof ls9lyou the snd
WNlm MeB3lh acfgninnt IN tins cuHse aro ho"oly
uotlAal, thata BilI IN (nule'ry has been lo against
yol by your wife, the sNl E.I2s1eh Nc0.ih u he
said District Court fpr the .oil Co9uiy oi Nora pray
ing among other ibHg5 that ihe ua4ts u mltrHuJ1y
existing between yng and her by decree of ,la clUt
Uu dissolved.
Sow therefore yau are hereby n3.ilel 20 ba anil an-
ncar at the upNt term of Tho said n,rr, Colrl 90 b'
begun aga held On lc Court lloIscln tha town Nnsa
hl the stl Count, y Morn ON Tho nsf Monday 11nt
llo l1utla Monday o March A. D ,ltti, pl plead an.
gv'r rr deuur 20 the matters and things contained No
slil GNb u- llo same sid. be tlt 20 hy Che tuUl oil.
confessed BY you md decree rendered a-c1rdI1'iy
.hyrelu,
Wtucf3 the Hon. ElR9YDENEUlTr, chor
Justice IF The Supreme cmrt of giid Ter.
riiOgy aud Jldgo Of tbe lrst lHii.ailis
tr1tthoreof and lhc Ta o. g'd Court a'
s1nta Fo guis end 10y Of slp.aml,f A. D.
lsN
sA}tL, ELLISON.
Clork Ut said Court,
! j. WorGmOy Fso.
Solicitor l0r Complainant,
10. loot.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24

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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24
FoRr SUMNER, NEW Mexico,
November 4, 1864.

.3in ~, AK ,". ~. ] "'..'s y. Wv "y9'al OoI'- m
Goid Fra9, AZ F1' gG az oP'.J'.y.'' iJ ~ 'Ni
,ros y' 5atai,aJ i' ,'s, ~ Ivy = ~ t """J" V~'o
T,Jiors tL,t t,i u',ui - - 3'"" M. ", - ,f ',I'
oans in bo .i';t. '.' ' y" r s, o.,,'" -.H, ,
~ IN 1a,.a..r >,''' '''s' ~ 0.''
for y ory ,,l ,,'IG,".,' ,n, '.'1 w. '''l "uu
t,ro % of'srr,rI J.r'.,I "''o ,''i "'' Z i" U-'
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lLa,r hasJ Il ;1fnnl.aiit.'5 t.'5, T"'' "'o, i'
hrt nrgr.,'.i .-,.. ','''
Numbered stoet Nc ,5sl.,,,.,m, r.an. '"g
| Irol e. Carson lst Coy n M v,'Sr',,',
AL Snr,r.rtonior, orTnd;',, ", .I', ..I, H.
WHO ras,ryg.fon w,r, n, ,'.,,..'l ~, F,r.
Stanton. N. NJ. nm, olnI nI n,s,.'..,
supplies and thence to 'rumoso ID lin IT.
compo,ant guide and q lyw c.lznsas
spies Na aud from thence toOug Canon %.
which lace Iwou.dm1s. Ij..g mdthsAm
che. loft tbis poHton tl1 1il0 Anat
| and reached Fort Stanton O1 tl' ma
|ebVu, noon. remainder Of ran Day
was spU, IN itlgiug Jh .usWat U8
|oI mg c'mmaHd, At fl7H Stanton I.n"-
ed that tal band of 3pNat4 was 'u 0ur-
s0i. Of bad eaeluu,..ta HHu 4G.m auE
to CHARLES PTEG wn 0u ga A0nu-
thin, anil a.,gra WI.i ig'ls ir which ..N
wagon mas.er and ono olhS .i. w.n
wouuoel, hoy saro9.,g3 .n driving of.
moro yuNu httI o. u@mH ,ada ..l. ln
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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24
Number 80

detail for funeral escort thu verno;rdo.
coming from nv command, ond va ma-CS
ed to the ton Of tho mountain wbore Iinn,
Gilberts remains were fonnd noi,bor
scalped nor mutilatcd. 4 croyo WAS S",
and his body was iplgrrcd MIN ennro1r!o'
ato military honors, erected n smaFnlloh
Of soft stone on which IA initiols woro
cut at the head of bis crave. II faros tbo
trail subsequently made bv INV nortv IN
the advance to Rio SACRAMENTO. iProm ali
can learn respecting tbo action In vb;sS
Lt. Gilbert fell, bis death was instaolsno.
Gus. Ilo had dismountod his Covolry IA
lead their horses IN tbe stoon ond Inrr
slope of the mountain. and w6en noorIS
arrived at the ION Ma feII njcreed by ibs
bullet of an Indian in nmBnJ NJ r,a,
received a yo.ley Of arrows and mnekctry
simultaneously, and were obliged N I'm
back 100 yards to tAs shelter 6f sm"il
grove oG dcdors. hi doing 4, tbev bod IN
abandon an their horses bus two o1d corId
uctrecoycr thgm afterwards. nm plad
% baahp torgp0H thas The woundod 5Gvo
'n a8m5ar) wago Jrou,b, on tho r,onnd
Corporal Ortera Chen Private CO. NISY
e.''1d cine load.r Of ,hc Apacbos md pri,
Ma amuora., SANS cumpp,y oubougb
moray wounded Gfpd seyaraI umps ond
Kept his horo ia hi. .rasp. tbo mopnt"m
s'ia being .o1 stgep to operat, mounted -
Tbig action took n,aco on tbe g5 4rc
auI ,larqry reached The c,,pn ON Bi1
Alamo AUGUST 21. 1854. yery much folirn.
4 aai znlu..el. The cpiie Sen 49,, md
Private Saudoml died baro-o tba rar,y
rmabad M Alamo. Tho Navajo wdrriGr
aaoao.ompmiod the partr foueht gaIl,pt.
w mlhis bold and dauuilos boa2inr +,
t. n "r", '"h ~
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24
HOT SPRINGS,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.

Dr. o. T Woodworth having taken possession Of
tho ls Negns Hot springs and ltod thcn up in ir5t
rate style, is now prepared 10 accommodate large
nHntbtr VI visitors Tho wonderful effect Of these
springs in curhg yphiutle and kindred diseases,
stronil rutanrbua diseases, rheumatism etc. ETC.,
Ia too we'll known 10 o. territory to need dgscrip'
ti0n here. those who desire 1t can receive medical
trpatmmt lleusure seekers viii mad this an olc,
CONT place Of resort. The surrounding muuntomi
aud streams furnish plenty Of game and mountain
trout, ihe table viii always be supplied with the
bes the market Affords
0. Il, W00DW0RTn, N. ,,
n 9tf
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-12-24
SPRING, 1884,
Z.STAAB& BROTHER,
{ IN James L.J0h'tSon's BeiIdiag

Having mido extensive preparations for tho pres-
cnt seasonB business, now Offer at wholesale and
retail their largc stock Of lry Goods Clothing Hats,
Boots aud Shoes, Hardware, Groceries etc. etc.. all
OF which viii De found well assorted carefully seloe-
ted, and eomplete, a. the lowest rates
.. sfAAB 4 BRO.
m1r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
new Tork Markets.

sEu Teas, April IS.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS low.r-sla.>d arm
20 Treasury Notes Ios; FIss-T-sasiss. soupsas.
tic.
FLOUR very deli sss Aboas io- lz~.r: o. so@
s. SOC Rho
WHEAT aenissIly ias- Loser; 81 Tsssi =
Cor Chicago sFrins. an4 81 7sssi - for wisssF
Red wesfsra.
coRs dun ct sagsShe
OATS DAN Al sssss1Se.
BKEF qsiss ssa era.
PORK dslI ana lover
MONTY hAkkKr sssh AistarksA - the
stOsk paste. aaa thsFs Ia no rsgulsr rate Of 40.
'sFssti ons pr ssat day sns sSsR zose hSs
essa paid. The bsaks srs net saying eat grssn-
tAcks. and iesAi-tssdsrs ara -orsh tee per esai.
Saars thsh certified sbssks. sozs b&nks rsfssee
% take esrtiesd checks of othsr hAaks. A large
nzuabeF 81 ban operations are broksn dorn-
MsFse q &C. AanSunos tAsE tAey Vii b able 70
pAy ap In sixty days.
At tbs PaslIs Beard the psnie bseaaas inssass.
Asa ssssks wsrs shsous svsEsasrd 81 Alnsoss any
pries.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

A Nav Demonstrations FROM Ngw
YoRK N Tx DAYs.-we call the atten-
ton of our merchants to the card of the
Erie transportation Companys Tine
Express, Of which Mecsrs. Brown
Dunkerson 4 Co, Of this city are agents.
BY this line goods are guaranteed to
come through from New York to this city
in ten days
This is desideratam long wished for
hy our merchants who haze often had
goods on the way from 80 to 40 days,
and some times even longer than that
The great success attending the estab-
hshment of the great cotton Express has
induced the establishment Of this new
enterprise, and no gentleman could rel
resent iimore ably,Or to the greater sati
factioa of shippers, than the we'll known
aud Justly popular house of Brown
Dunkerson & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

NGWss
Sss YoEk. April ls,--Thc Steamship
City of Glasgow, from Liverpool ID and
Queenstown tth, arrived here.
The ness from Queenstown is some
shat later.
London, 4sh.--The Neses reports
measures taken By the tory opposition,
which Is mastering its strength for well
directed attack on the Government, IN
Parliament
The Times saws the prospects of the
Government have improved since the
Easter recess. bat says there is a rock
ahead, namely the case Of Mr. S.ans6eld,
whose defence from the charge Of con-
nection wi.h the late attempt on the life
Of Napoleon, should Il thinks, be made
as a private member Of Parliament. not
as q person connected with the Govern
ment
Mszzini has addressed letter to the
Tgaaes, e1honeraiing Mr.. stansaeld from
any connection with the above named
scheme of Beicco and Others
Consols al p NJ, 9ls to 9Is
Advices from Rome confirm appre-
tensions for the health Of the Pope His
life, however, is not despaired Of
Paris papers speak Of a serious con
Hict having taken place between an Aus-
TRAN and Prussian regiment.
Vienna papers give positive Official de.
NAL to the report that revolt had been
planned among the Hungarian troops in
the Austrian army, and that in conse
quence wholesale executions had taken
place.
SANDY HOOK, April lSs-The stsamei
saxOnia, from Southampton 9th, arrive(
here to-day
LIvERrooL, 5th--cotton dun and IN
changed. Manchester markets very dull
and tending dowuwards.
BreAdstuffs dulI and tending down
wards
Consols 81.
Garibaldi landed at Southampton OF
the Sd, and was received with grea; en
thusiasm.
The Tines says the question oftbe &C
ceptance of the Mexican throne BY MAJ
imilian is doubtful All the powers in
terested have agreed to the holding Of
conference.
France will only ask the inhabitant
Of the Duchiss TO declare what Govern
ment they prefer in the event of Ii
greater part Of the powers abandonin
the treaty Of 1851
The courts Of London, Rome, vienni
! Berlin, St Petersburg. Spain and Franc
, have agreed to recognize the empire
Mexico Immediately on hia accession
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

SxwREES, n. e., April l4-Aecosding
10 the Raleigh Progress, the people of
Western North Carolina have recently
hung seven Confederate officers and sol:
disrs for attempting TO enforce the con
scripsion
The Raleigh Confederate says the
election in that State depends on the sue
cess Of the rebel armies. II defeate5.
Holden will be elected By large ma
jority.
Frequent arrivals Of steamers a. vii.
suington with valuable eargoes for the
Confederatss are announced. The rail
roads in North Carolina are basily en-
gagged in transporting rebel troops asd
supplies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
Dyspepsia.

Add iis attendant traaa q symptons, Il aets nofs
like charm than msdicfne There Il uefhlrs
IN The rAngs u the MsssriA Msdsaa, that Tor mo
nssnf besF : mparis0n with Il IN this diasass
fuli sccfput q this NonasrfnI plaaf nav l.
~. pagsz 1897 and f7sE
ssries o. experiments IN which Dr. Bail Is
tea tcf years sngaxsds has 5usf bssa broaxhf =
Sneoesssai tsrf1l Nation, and h. is enAblad q
easf 70 the public q combustion 81 Csdron, VITA
other approved tonlss, the Whole pfzssrrea In tks
Isl qi.AftS 81 copper -distllisd Bourbon whisky
y sseH y = eonfaasat iAs ne equal fa ths uarid.
. ne night furnish a rolume 81 oeFtihcafss, buf
TIE public have long sinos learned 10 ssffnsfs
thtnEs - theiF true vAlss The aassst PLAZA f. fof
svssy one % test for hi,ssslf the virus Of nsE
msdicius. Olive
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

Nav YoHr, April ls-The steamer
Fulton, from Port Royal, arrived at Fort
Monroe Saturday
The Alliance has been captured BY the
South Carolina. Her crew. thirty in num-
her, were all found asleep; her pAssen-
gers, six in number, escaped in a boat,
She bad an assorted cargo valned at one
hundred aud seventy thousand dollars
The vessel was about seven hundred tons
burihen aud worth one hundred and
twenty -hve thousand dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Thu astonishing preparation
viii, by Natur~'s own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair te the Original cefer.
win make L grew on Bald HeAAa.
VIII restore the Natural sseEstloas.
Will remoys a snrs al ttslasas. ! e tsf
WIN rshoss III D4ndran
WIN eurs al EEsrsls=ss-~oTsa sczfa Heal
WIN naks she Hair son and ciossy.
VIII preserve tbs Color q BsIr 70 old Age.
WIN always FAsien It. and stop Il Yelling
Aaa = u tlss bet TeIlst Arskiss fsr Ia
Hair Hcw in use.
Thousands or soldiers In the ARM
Have testified 70 the Ahsre. she had hee0Es ara
aud lost their HATS BY sickness ebaaRs q climate
Aad insfteatloa, Nhiis prrforuslHw eaagp duty.
As Restorative and dressing a has no equal.
kEbTNR 4 WHITE,
Wholesale aud Retail Agents Ger Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
Re- Pops Is eutirelr recosered.

TIE Pope has entirely recovered.
The King Of Sweden viii eEdeavoE tn
obtain peace, but in the event of failure.
says he must render assistance 20 Den-
mark, against the overpowering force.
The Russians had cannouaded Dup
pei with warning
Londonderry was bonbsrded on the Sd
and burned
The AustriAns and Prussisns had
turned the position of Duppel BY pushing
10 Alsen BY land
Six thousand Danes had defeated the
Prussians AZ Pielo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

tIneInnatI Markets.

CixcassATI. Ayril is--P.Ms
FLOUR sss~tsisd. ace prisss uomIaal; Extra
sold IT - so8ss -.
WHEAT suli st 81 ssssi - iss Red. and 81 81
Cor PRISE kestaeky White.
COIN in msdsraie d.masd At siasi Is.
OATS DALI st so8sac.
Rye hsia Al 81 81
WHISKY declined 70 q rs; Gsn4sd light
PkoYfsT0Ns--se change ra2Fkst saiss ss,
srba. sales soo 60 he Bait Mssts - igsse Coz
Shoulders. and IL for sides.
GROCERIES quiet As4 arm.
ooLD ssSss. Silvia s1sss. KxcHaSeE
arss - fsiI rates. seiilHg ss ITO prsnsism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
REMOVAL.

C w. G. HEWITT, FLORIST. Has
G@A<R removed b. Surr~ry 20 Frat Avsaae.
MEZh<sss Bsxt door % H. Duzk.s EarssFy
6l3[s~ vhsrs b has sstsbiishe1 himself par
IVY nsassatiJ.
lie haz so~ ready feE sais. all 90 thssr oxu
cots. the an-st Tzrississ - Recess Yerh~nAs csrn
uInzns, Tnehsiss. Hsiiofr1F@s P@asrxsnenn.
DSzbis and CarEAtiSn. stripsd Petnni4s Hardy
Phioz. iaserms1ists stseks, ke, all ysrp<tusi
BIocmi1S Plants
which covers - lxrr. - the fun DouHi. DzhIiz,
and the Phiex Dr9nonif. freua Is beautiful xarie-
ties. all frsm marked Sewers
he two Passages of SD fsE 20 esatss fsse By
nail
4 eee sssortment q Dahlias will be ready the
iH q Nay. uhz9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
GIt 4aiIg Sunpnat.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
JOURrAL UFFICE.

JOB woRR.-rhs Journal Office Is furnished
with full assortmsnt q new and be4usiful type.
~ she i@sest ssyiss. and Is fully prepared %
cute as handsome work a. can Be- done in the
state, such as LETrEE HEaps, BrLL-HEaDs,
HEADrses. ciaevt4Es, BcnsEss Cabs, BALI
Tsezsr,, spyrlss-Btsls, PssTEas, &C., r., s'tber
IN plain or fancy eoiofs.
OUR BISDEBY.-ws have In eonn.efion uritb
this once ons ofths test BOOK BIsDERIEs and
BLANK BOOK MAgUFAcTURIEsin this State,
and are prepsrsd % Dc svtss aud sfspiso IS d.
sired. Magazines Periodicals, Ae., bound in any
style required. aud old books re-bou1d at short
notice. Lodges, Journals and blank books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,. BANKING Houses, Msr-
chants, &c, manufactured on as reasonable terms
- eny other establishment.
All work done At thIs once viii be done prompt.
Iy. ard viii b ready Whea promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

MAGAZINES FOR MAx.-Messrs. MI
johnson & Co, on Second Street, have
received Haper's AoatAly aud Godeys
LGdys Book sfOr May. These are the
best magazines of their different orders
published, and the numbers before us
show that the veteran proprietors are
not growing weary in we'll doing. Call
and get copies at Johnsons
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19
In MemorIam.
EVANSVILLE FEMALE IssTITUTE,
Al 10 HaeI


EVANSVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
April Is, 1864
We, the Students and Teachers Of the
Evansville Female Institute, in School
assembled, have adopted the following |
resolutions 10 be published in the daily !
papers OF Evansville.
lsL We mourn the sad dispensaiion Of
our Heavenly Father in removing from
our happy School band, one OF our most
loved aud brilliant fellow pupils Miss
Lille Preston.
"a We Join in fearful sympathy with
the bereaved parents IA their moments
OF sorrow for their lovely child, yet with
the assurance that their loss Is her great
gain
Sd. We recognize in this unexpected
dispensa6on OF Divine Providence this
warning, be ye ready also, for at what
tune ye know not the Son Of Man shall
appear
.4th. That We viii each wear for thirty
days as a badge of mourning, piece Of
black Grape on our left arm.
Maggie Allis, Gertrude Babcock,
Fannie Palmer, Annie Archer, Adelia
Hebard, Lucy Archer Mary Heilman,
Tillie Dexter, Addie AIlis, Alice J
Dunning, salIe Jones, Annie ,gaheocss,
Lizzie Walker, Mary Walker, Mary
ilealy, Emma Buck, Maggie Blythe,
Bell Sugg, Annie SpiegeIberg, Annie
Allen, Emma oRiIey, Fannie o'Riley.
Lizzie Kron, Corinna English, Eliza
Hopkins, Kate Hubben. Alice Semonin,
Teachers, W. G. walker,sD s, Wheeler,
Miss S. A. Walker.
70 era DEPARTED scHeotsArE.
Little eherub, Gol has called thee
FrOm cur happy band away
And though cur sad hsArts mourn thee,
Yet we must His viii obey.
Though now our tears OF sadness miRgle,
And We weep for one 80 loved
Yet We know that thou art sparkling
!. bright gen in that erOws above.
Dearest cue, zee Mating listen
For that sweet voice from on high.
n Bidding u again 10 Join thee
In tbs n alos beyond the sky.
2 A. ?.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-19

THsArRE The theatre at Masonic
Hall last night was attended BY the lsrg-
est audience that has been present dur
ing tbe season, and those present we're
highly delighted with the performance.
We have seen Camille played better,
much better, bat we have seen il played
vastly worse Miss Fanny b. Price is a
rising star. as talented as she is beauti.
fui, aud il fast winning her way To the
heAfssaf oas people.
Mr. Hauchett did himself ample jas.
tics last night, aud Gully atoned for his
Claude Meluotte.
Mr. Duncan, Mr., Holland, and NJ.
Damn played aell, as they always do,
indeed both Holland and Dunn are
nightly more and more fully appreciated
and she other parties in the play acquil-
ted themselves handsomely,
The closing scene was horribly dis
turbed by an i'll hammered dog. barking
in the hall, and by some creatures who
call themselves men, who had still lesl
manners, talking loudly and laughing
during the dying struggles Of Camille
We hope the dog and the men win b
absent hereafter Another good bill j
presented for to-night, and We hope Z
see the house crowded.