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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-29
Educational.
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

The 9th Session of this school viii com
mence on Monday, September 4tl. 1863, at Tue
Eclectic Academy Building, No. Z, North TO-
lumbus street
The course CONSTRUCTION embraces the usual
English studies, with the Greek, Latin, French,
Spanish and German languages, BoolS -eop-
ing. Photography, short hand Wr1ing,
Vocal Music, and the variols branches ol
Nathmatics, and INCLUDES regular courses Of
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Physiology and Mythology, illustrated by oz-
periments, &c for which the NECESSARY an
paratus has been provided.
A well conducted Literary Association IS
connected with the school, and there is . SD
dents library Of 500 volumes.
The principal is teacher of I8 years oApo-
lic!lca nnd viu be aided in the different de
par.Jnorts cf study. By four able assistants.
Circulars car 80 had st =. bookstores, ";@
application. foT admission viii be receives aJ
No. III, Duke g. Those wishing 10 enter are
advised TO aypI. 81 once: as ali the seats are
usual y Engaged III advHncc Of tho opening.
RICHARD /. CAHNE, JE.
aug 1o-2W** Principal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-29


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

sum belonging to the State, stolen from
his safe.
I61-Requiring County Commission
ers TO examine the books Of county of
fcers TO ascertain il illegal fees have
been taken.
2l3-Specifyiug what officers shall be
elected by the Legislatu re. The bill
provides that the House shall elect
Clerk at s., 900 for regular, and ~, ,4OO
for spe rial session, and Doorkeeper
at 81 500 for regular, and 81, 200 for a
special session; that the Senate shall
elect a Secretary and Doorkeeper at
50 900 and 81 200 respectively for q
regular session, and $500 and 8, 200
for q special session.
The bill allowing firms to sue end be
sued in the firms name, was tabled.
The bill relating to fees and salaries
was passed. 1t changes the law now
in force, by raising the fees of Prosecu-
ting Attorneys, and gives mileage to
witnesses and jurors in Justices Courts.
HoUsE-November 18th, 1865;-The
House held no morning session, but
met at 2PM, with Speaker Petit in the
Chair. A few petitions upon the SUBJ
ject of temperance were appropriately
referred.
Mr. Shuey called up his House bill
No. 218, known as the Temperance Bill,
upon which debate OF some length was
elected. A substitute offered by Mr..
Newcomb was rejected; also several
other motions to amend and recommit.
There not being desire to press the
bill to a vote, the further consideration
of the measure was postponed until this
afternoon at two o'clock, when final &C.
tiou will no doubt be taken. - Indiana
Dolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

New York, Nov. s.30.--The Commercial
says: Stocks are Grmer in anticipation
of rise of prices after the meeting of
Congress. Payment of about twenty
million dollars by the Treasury on ac-
count of interest, and the redemption OF
the per cent. notes, may be expected
to produce more ease in the money
market. Government stocks are rather
firmer. There is a growing disposition
to buy bonds at 73 for investment,
which, however, is held in obeyance by
the feeling of uncertainty as to whether
the declining tendency has touched
bottom. Many intending buyers are
deferred purchasers until the policy OF
Mr.. MeCulloch is relieved in his annual
report In the meantime, however, q
great many securities are upon the
market which may probably produce a
further slight decline. Money is with
out any material change There is q
fairly active demand from exchange
brokers which is readily responded to al
per cent, lenders at present prefer.
ing that mode of employing their bonds
| to any other. There is a steady flow oil
currency from the Western cities, and
especially from Chicago, while the
amount going South is nominal. The sp,
prehensions of diplomatic difficulties do
not appear decided enough to develop q
any speculations, and the recent rise oil
1@l3 pr cent is to be taken as represents
ing simply the prevailing nervousness
upon the matter Of our foreign relations.
The purchases for customs are light
The demand for exportis steadily nomi.
nal. Foreign exchange is firm, but not
active. 4 ''.---'.''.,.'- ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
From South America.

HAVANA, Nov. 25.-By way of ST.
Thomas, we have news to. the 18th BY
the steame Cara Belle. The ex-Empel.
or of Hayti, Souloque, his Prime
Minister and "a others of his family and
suit, are passengers By her en- route for
st. Thomas, having been expelled from
Jamaica BY the British Government.
The insurrection is reported to be en-
tirely suppressed Paul BagIes, the
leader, was ~ years of age He, with
many others, have been publicly execu.
ted, and there are still several more un-
der arrest condemned to the same fate.
From Hayti we learn via Kingston,
that Cape Haytien has been bomoarded
By two British war steamers, the city
reduced to ashes and the forts destroy.
ed. Thstroops of Gefrard are in pos.
session of what was the city. There
were many killed and wounded of the
rebels. This city was the cradle and
stronghold of the rebellion. It is pene.
rally believed that the rebellion is at an
end, and Geffrard remains in trauouili.
ty the President of the Republic. The
British Consul General, Mr. Bunch,
the famous Bunch of Charleston block
ade fame, has been appointed Charge
de Affairs to the Republics of Central
America, to reside in Guatemala. He
is to be succeeded by Mr.. Synge from
Sandwich Island. ----,..'.' ehI
The Bulletin of the 18th gives the
news from Brownsville. brought by Cap
tain Eaton A. Brown, that the Suarists
were gaining ground in the siege of
Matamoras q ---'---------..-.--
General Espiuosa was not killed as re-
ported -. - y
Lieut. Col. E. Myer, late of the U. s
Army, has been made GeneraI-in-C Chief
OF the Liberal forces, and DR.. H. Morris,
q. S. A., Surgeon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
Synopsis OF Legislative Proceedings.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. go.

SENATE.-The usual installment of
petitions was received aud appropriately
ref rred v-'.-a---..--..' -.-..'
The following bills were reported from
Com mittees and read second time:
House bill No. 52-For Uniform as
sessment of personal properly
Senate bill No, 1S7-Amending the
charter of Madison.
Senate bill No 265--Fixing the time
of holding the Wells Circuit Court.
Senate bill No 262-Appropriating
the amount assessed against the State
on account Of the Gettysburg Cemetery.
House bill 78-Authorizing the sale
of certain lands belong .ng to the State
in Jasper and Newion counties
House bill No 53-Providing uni
form mode of doing tnwnship business,
Senate bill No l2l-Fur q uniform
mode of ing townsbip business-was
tabled No 235 and NJ. 1876 met a
| like rate.
The President pro tenn appointed the
following committees:
On the resolu ion of Nc. B.owu, Of
Wells, conc rning street. railroad:
Messrs. Brown, of Wells, Mason and
English.
On the subject of the Worlds Fair,
embraced in the Governors Message:
Msssrs Thompson, Barker, Bowman,
Vawter, Van Buskirk, R-gan, Miller,
Corbip, Dyks, B ,nham
On Soldiers and Seamen's Home
Messrs Cason, Williams, Jenkins, Alli-
son, G ford, Bennett, Thompson, Stages,
Niles, Douglas, Richmond
+ A lengthy discussion sprang up on
| the question of concurring in the House
amendments to the bill depriving the
Supreme Judges of jurisdiction in ha
beas corpus cases. The Senate finally
refused to concur.
A message from the Governor was re
ceived transmitting communication
from citizens of Monroe County, pro.
posing to purchase and donate to the
Agricultural College, provided it il
located at Bloomington, the cabinet o
the late David Dale Own, valued a.
$4,000, and also lands valaed a.
$23 900.
Mr. Oyler, from Committee on Organ
ization OF Courts, reported a bill redis.
tricting the State for judicial purpo
ases. al s
After the transaction of further busi
ness of minor importance, the Sepa,,
adjourned till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The special order of the day, the reg
istry bill, was taken up and referred /
the Committee on Election, with instruc
tions to inquire whether the Legislatur
has power to require residence in a war
} or precinct for certain time as q cor
, dition to voting, and also to amend tn
bill by allowing appeal from the Boar
of Registry to the County Commission
ers.
The following Senate bills were rea
q second time and ordered sngrossed
=, 66--Creating new Common Pies
l. District, composed of the counties {
Rush and Decatur.
2l5-Relievlug Supreme Judges frol
il being called to try case where Judg
, In the Court below is interested in th
- case to be tried.
j. 24o-Amending the act relating
% the Firemen and Mechanics InsuranC
:, Company.
6 2l2-Pntting old Insurance Comp
% MES on footing with new.
g 257-To relieve the Treasurer of eli
I. ton county to the amount Of el,Se2, q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

New YoRK, Nov 30.-The CONNER
Gals Washington special says, Mr.. Nc
pherson, Clerk OF the House, has deci
ded to leave off the names of tbs
Virginia and Tennessee members from
the initial roll The friends of the Pres
ident, however, Insist that Horace May.
nard and Col. Stokes, members elect
from Tennessee, must be admitted in
the organization of the House. They
viii probably be admitted.
Robt. Toombs escaped from Georgia
and has sailed for Europe. It will be
remembered that The Government off.
GERS tried to arrest him at the same
time Stephens and Clay were nabbed.
They proceeded to Toomba' house, but
as they entered at one door he disap-
peared ont of another Toombs and
Breckenridge will never secure pardon
from Andrew johnson.
It is familiarly discussed here that
Gen. Butler has prepared legal argu.
ment showing how Davis and Lee can be
tried by a military tribunal.
George Thomas, son of Sir William
Thomas, Baronet, of England, has been
arrested and locked up in the toombs,
to await trial on the charge of offering
bills Of credit upon Duncan, Sherman
& Co. of this city. .-'-.-...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

PRAIRIE FIaEs.-A young man and
young woman were burned to death on
Thursday last. in Frankiin county, Kan.
sas, While trying to save some hay from
oeing consumed by prairie FIRE. The
pare nts Of the young people were from
Indiana, I'd lately settled in Ottawa.
Llrge numbers of prairie 6rss have 90
CURED in the newly seiil.d districts OF
Kansas, and very considerable amount
of property in the way { barns, fencps.
hay and fodder, and in two or three 10
SITS noes hon ses have been DESTROYED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01


ARREST OF MAIL RoBBERs-U. s Mar
shal Charles J.. Leonard, of Washington,
D. c., was in Oregon, No., on Wednes
day of last week, having in custody two
prisoners charged with robbing the
mails. Their names are Bentley and
Harden. They reside in the Tarkio
Bottom, in Holt county. 1t appears
that in June last, while the mail was be-
ing conveyed over the Tarkio, bag was
washed rway. 1t was found some time
in last month by these parties, and ri-
fed of its contents, embracing large
amount of money and checks. Informa'
ton to this effect being conveyed to the
department, the parties have been thus
promptly arrested. They are to be tried
at st. Joseph.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
ErnmRao I.netrn.

New YoRK, Nov. 30.-Advices from
Rio de Janiero to the 24tb, state that the
Paraguayans had received further de.
feat at Marangitos, ten miles above the
village of Yogunete Cora, force of 800
DRAFT ed men from Corrente having been
cut up By the Argentine cavalry, under
Colonel Roncero. A slight engagement
occurred on ihe 10th of September near
Inisegolles, in which the Paraguayans
were defeated. In revenge for this re-
repulse, the Paraguayans burned some
80 villages on their march.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

Q. 8. DIsTRIcT CoURT.-The United
States District Court, Judge Counelly
N. Trigg, presiding, began its session at
Knoxville, Tenn, on Monday. The
streets and hotels were crowded with
citizens. The Grand Jury have found
indictments numbering over nineteen
hundred, for treason and for giving aid
and comfort u the enemy. Parties will
have conte5ting cases, who, two years
ago to day, were in the destructive as
sault on Fort Sanders. The Court will
continue for some months
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
Copartnership.
WATSON

Copartnershlp.
VNBE UNDERs GEED GAVE THIS DAY
Il formed n copAr nership, under the style Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

D% The Nova Scotia arrived at
Portland Tuesday bringing five days later
news from Europe. The London papers
are still discussing the Adams RUSSELL
correspondence and the liberation of the
Shenandcah's men. The Emperor of
the French has reduced his army l 200
officers and Az, 600 men. The Emperor
of Austria will soon be crowned King of
Hungary and Crotia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

B@ The track of the La Cross Rail
Road was torn up and a bridge burned,
eighteen miles from Milwaukee, on Mon.
day night 1t is supposed to be the
work of farmers who mortgsged their
farms, along the road to the amount OF
$1,000. 900, which mortgages are being
forseloasd, More trouble 10 anticipated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
@ @An.ingsnions sehems for smu

8G An ingenious scheme for Snug.
gln1 whisky from C4naia Into the Uni
ted States has lst been detected
There were thirty two women on board
of railway train, bound to the United
States, who bel IN their arms what ap-
peared at 6rst 70 be b.bies carefully
wrapped up W th their neat little feet
exposed to the gas of passengers. On
investigation, it was found these w,re
tin cans, fashioned after babies, and
containing from three to five gallons Of
whisky. About thirty of the women
were arrested, and over one hundred
gallons of whisky secured,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

New YoRK, Nov. 30.-Gen. Grant on
his present trip is not satisfied with the
growth of loyslty, At New, Orleans
three of the most violent secession pa
pers have been revived, the Bee, Plea.
yune and GesceRt.
Bishop Potter, of New York, had an
interview with the Secretary of War yes,
terday. ae-
The Polsnders residing here last night
celebrated the anniversary Of the first
revolution in Poland in 1880.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
ThpsLatest News.

Juarez intends TO establish his Gov
ernment at Chihuahua.
A sale Of ironclad gunbosss took plac,
at Mound City Wednesday,
Eagle Rock won the sweepstakes on
Union Course, L. l., Wednesday.
Ex-Governor Aiken has been elected
to Congress from Charleston.
Libby Prison and Castle Thunder are
to be transformed into storehouses.
The Tennessee Legislature will ad
journ from December 16 to January 8.
There are only eleven persons con-
fined in the Old Capitol Prison at the
present time.
The question of On increase Of the
regular army willAbe prominent one
before the next Congress $50
1t is supposed that Governor Marvin
will be elected to the United States Sem
ate from Florida.
The report that Governor Morton is
charged with confidential mission to
EIrops is denied.
A battalion of regular troops arrived
at Richmond on Monday, and will be
assigned to duty there.
1t is reported that Humphrey Marshall
is negotiating Tor the purchase of the
Nrffo.cJ
The report is revived that the President
will, in few days, issue proclamation
restoring the writ of babeas corpus.
The Misslssip.i j L 'gisIat ,re adopted a
bill permitting negro tt stimony in all
eases except " here whites only are in
terested. -
General Mejia has ordered the Mata-
moraa RaHcherO TO stop Publishing arti
cles insulting % citiz MS of the United
States.
The impressive rite of confirmation
wa on Wednesday conferred upon $500
persons in the ,ufch of st. Mary's, New
York, by Archbishop McClosky.
By an arrival from Havana we learn
shat considerable disafeetion is mani
tested in Cuba at the appointment of
General Lursandi as Captain General.
Governor Brownlow has excluded all
unregistered votes in the Tennessee
election, which will give the radicals all
the members of Congress from that
State but one.
The entire number of Indians inhab-
iting all parts of our country amount to
about AIS, ,000 The estimated number
in the unexpIored Territories is 80 900;
in Texas, "A, 100; OF the tribes living in
New Mexico, 1880; in California,
S2.2sl; in Oregon, 22,733; and in
Utah, III 500
Considerable excitement was created
in Charleston when General Siekles as.
sumed command OF the Department OF
South Carolina, as successor to General
Gilmore, the people there thinking that
it indicated The displeasure of the Presi
dent at their shortcomings in the way of
reconstruction.
A FIRE in Mobile, on the 18th inst,
destroyed eight houses and stables. Loss
$4,000.
A special dispatch states that Hon.
Herschel v. johnson adds the weight Of
his opinion to the belief that no South.
ern member will be admitted to Congress.
A battle took place on the 17th inst,
in the Northern part of Nevada, between
Lieut.. Conner, with sixty California
Volunteers and howi'z-r, and large
band of fIndians who had fortified them
? selves in Black Mountain. During the
engagement one of the volunteers was
xii ed and two wounded, while 100
Indians were killed, but few escaping.
All their horses, arms and ammunition
we're captured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01


@ The CsGrier talks very silly
about a communication which appeared
in the JOURNAL of Wednesday. 1t also
repudiates it's professions of courtesy
when it denominates articles which
appear in the JOURNAL oyer anonymous
signatures as editorial, as much as 1t
does its professions of decency in the
manner in which it comments upon the
communications which has aroused its
ire. To tell the truth, we read the
Courier SO little, and hear so little said
about it, that we had almost forgotten it
wns in existence until the communica-
ton was handed as, criticising, in a
legitimate and genteel way,the character
of its selections. It certainly is in bad
taste for its editor. rafer inquiriug Of
our associate 40 to the author OF the
" communication" to speak Of ii as
editorial As to the business of the
criticisms in the communication, any
one may decide for himself.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

+ PH,sADELPHIA, Nov. .30.-At 6 o. clock
this morning terrific explosion took
place at the Pennsylvania Iron Works,
on Beach and Marlboro streets, in the
18th ward. The head of 8 mud drum
was blown out, and the boiler. in front
started with fearful velocity in another
direction, destroying property, killing
one man and injuring several, Three
OF such boilers we're displaced. a con.
fagration was prevented by the fall OF
@ water tank. ,-..-. --..-.'-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

TJHE COMPREHENSIVE RERETo fORE EX-
l. is.ing between N. Goldman, J. Berg, John
v. Wa sou, and j. A. McComas. under the style
OF Collins IN, Berg q Co., ct 305 Market street,
Philadelphia aud Evansville, Indiana, this day
expires by limit tion. The business Of the
EvansYills branch will be settled BY John v.
Watson, the resident rtn +, to whom all debts
owing to the firm must be paid promptly.
G0LDMAH, BERG l. co.
November 80, 1860.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Market.
oIEcIsSATI. November s0--P.M.
FL0UR-Dull aud prices nominal
. WHEAT-Du and prices nominal; I 10 for
new red and 2 rs for old iL1 Gatif
O0RN-Dull st 45c for new. -.......... =. .f ~
OATS-Are in good demand At 4l4@2s in els-
VRtors. . -
RYE-Is quiet at $50 for strictly prime.
HOGs-Tne receipts Of Hogs are light, owing
TO the fact that drovers are keeping back their
stock in the country. The greater portion OF
those arriving are being packed on owners &C.
count, SO that the few sales making to packers are
not Sufficient to establish quotations The rates
asked are II 50@l2 90 net, and 50@10 90 gross,
Receipts 4, 600 head. ...-......-... ..-..-..F'
MESS PORK-Is in good demand, and prices
have advanced to Il 90 tor old and new.
GREEN MEATS-Have advanced to 95zc, II.
and 1875 for shoulders, sides and hams.
LARD-Ts held at 2Ic.
GROCERIES-Qaiet.
LINSEED 0IL-SmaIl sales at / So.
WHISKY Quiet at 2 Co.. q s.--5s-
GoLD-l471SGi4s. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

e6- Mary Harris, the Wash h'ngton
1murderess, was in Ia Crosse, Wisconsin,
q week or two ago, on isit to / or re .
ticns. The Democrat says she is a
quiet, pleasant looking, thoughtful man
nereo young lady Of good looks and
unobrusive manner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

~ Three persons were sentenced to
death for murder at Pittsburg on Satur-
day, viz: Msrchall and Frecke, who
assassinated and robbed dro ser, name
unknown, on Boyds Hill, some months
since; and Mrs. Martha Grinder.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

Frank Gurley, the murderer of Gen.
McCook, has been respited for ten days
BY General Whipple, to enable him to
lay some additional facts before the
President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

HoMoIDE "A man named Tackett
was ahot dead at shslbyville, Illinois,
last week, by son of Hon. Anthony
Thornton, for seducing his wife. The
case has caused great excitement in the
ne Rhborhood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

The amount of stamps required on
the $50, 900, 900 mortgage Of the Allan.
tic and Great Western railway Company,
as decided by the commissioner of in
ternal revenue, 1880 000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

D@r Cincinnati, it is sid, is going to
have another soup house in operation
this winter, at whica her city poor will
receive good substantial soup daily,
free of ehargs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

More Volunteers to be Mustered Out.
New YORK, Nov. 30.-The World $
special says: An order has Just been
promulgated from the War Department,
directing the muster out of shout 10, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

BosroS, Nov. 30-The Hon. G. W.
Warren has been nominated by the
Democrats as Mayor of Boston. The
nomination was concurrsd in. by the
working men and citizens committee,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
Notice to Contractors

The Common Council of the City Of Evansvill,
will receive ealed Proposals until December ed
1856, for grading ana bowldering tho folIowIn,
atIeets, viz:
Main street, between Wzter and First.
Sec nd street, betweon Locust and Sycamore.
Third street, between Locust and Sycamore
Specifications msy be seen at this office.
A. NJ. hlcGRIFE, Clerk.
City Clerks 0flce, Dee. l, 1855. dsI-3t
Union copy]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

StIcIDE --Mrs. Catherine Slaffar, a
native of France, committed suicide in
Newport, Ky on Sunday morning, by
shooting herself with a .un.