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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

off so well understood aud 80 skil.is!'iy en-.
ployed by the attorneys Of a rich ana poTo'' IL
Nonopolv. If allowed TO como up again. l.
Kill he 0cterminedly talked to death Bn' the
arpecle will not be abandoned unti' the rsht
Of free transit shall have been yindceted ana
established On behalf Of the millions whom
the Monopoly taxes and does not subo.n' "e
thank Mr.. SUMNER for hi di5n'licd aud mas
terly exposition: ..,,-s.,.-,--,u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

The Dentists of our City are asking the Legis-
laturc to incorporate College Of Dentistry.
At present, any butcher-boy who wcaries OF
welding the cleaver may drop it and immedi-
atcly undertake the care and amendment OF the
public's teeth. Nobody asks that this be pro-
hibited but the educated Dentists think it but
fair that they should be SO Disseminated that
those who choose to conlide their teeth to
butcher.boys may do 50, and those who prefer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
From Eor.ress Monroe.

FoBEC-s Nosnor Feb To- ls''.
The steamers Ncw-York and George Lears
rrrvcd hero last night from Annapolis loaded with
Rebel prisoners, and sailed early this mo.n.ag Tor
Nauua.
The steamer Ncaurus arrived here tits morning Iom
Beaufort, ". G.. with - Rebel prisoners
The steamer port arrived here this afternoon nom
Wort Fisher bringing mails and passengers. When tic
PERT left Friday Eth fighting had just eominenee6
hotMcen our iorees and Tie Robots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

CLOTH FROM MnK-WEED.- We have b

CLOTH FROM MILK WEED.-We have been SHOWN
several specimens Of textile fabrics woven from the
seed-incosing fiber which fills the pods OF the plant
well known as Milk-Weed, and botaglcally named
the Asciepios Syrioca. These fabrics are very soft
and pleasant to the touch, as would be expected
but seem also quite firm and strong, as would not
be expected. Mr. James T. Mclean, No. 81 Fnl.
ton-aye., Brooklyn, L. l., has patented discoveries
or inventions whereby this substance is utilized.
II takes dyes admirably-much better than Cotton
and sheds It's seeds without ginning or other di-
fealt labor. Company has been formed to en-
cage in its manufacture. Weknow nothing OF the
prospects of that company; but we advise every
farmer who has dry Milk-Weed stalks stand
ing abou, him to set children to gathering the fiber
and saving it; for in the present dcarth of Cotton
il is quite likely TO command price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

We print this morning the oiheial report Of
the Rebel Gen. Joseph L. Johnston Of the men,
orable campaign from Dalton to Atlanta
document intrinsically Of great interest and in
portance, and all the more 50 because it was
suppressed for year BY Jefferson Davis. 1t
appears now at the instance OF the Rebel Senate,
and throws a food of light upon the Rebel side
Of the Georgia struggle
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,fPXICAN ArrAIRS.
Reclamation OF Judge Ramsey.

speci,l Dispstch to The y. y. Tribune.
CoLt yBrs. ONO Monday Fch. 20 lsdJ.
Judge Ramsey, OF the Ohio Supreme Court the
only remaining State official OF Coppercad proch tiles,
resigned to-day A sound Union man viii succeed
him. resolution presented by Copparhead, thank
ing the Legislatures Of Now.Ieiscy and Delaware Ger
r,ioc,ing the Constitutional Amendment promptly
kicked out Of the House to-day 10y vote OF 80 ios.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
From Wa.hington.
,ieh 70 Tho y. 1. Tribune.

Special Dispatch 70 The y. :. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday, Tel" %. lst1.
Senator wilson's bill for giving employment
and nh Government patronage to urwounded and dis
CHARGED soldiers passed tie Senate tonight, and VII
pass the House this week.
hcSena,e Finance Committee are at work on the
Tax bin and will have It ready to report by Thursday
The tax On State banks will lie reduced 10 SIX pr cent
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Inc Christinn Commission.

PirTsBrRC Ia, Monday Feb. %, I-uI.
The second anniversary Of the Christian Com
mission was held in the First Presbyterian Church
Sunday night. Hundreds were unable TO gain ad'
mittanoc Addresses were mado 10y Bishop simpson
Chaplain McCab,. MaiGc Neglos, the Rev. MI.
Mincins Maior VIM. trew and Geo. II. stewart. ESQ.
pitsburg has forwarded To the armies dnrisr The rnst
year Stores and publications valued nt s.USSu. col
lection Of 81 0OO raised at the meeting, which VIII
be increased to-day 10 $4,000. Major Wm fIew gave
$1,000
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1866

vii, not undertake TO define it. Space is
precious and individuals Of small account.
We hope soon to hear OF a Peace Convention
held in Richmond or Raleigh ~ Grant, Shcr-
man and Sheridan, which will render W c. Us
ai' Inc n .ladcIphia effort alike supc,hucus.
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THE CoNsTITUTIONAL AMEND
Nl.NT,

The Amendment OF the Federal Constitution,
abolish.ng and prohibiting Human Slavery
throughout orr country, which was proposed in
Congress and adopted by a two-thirds vote in
either House, has already been approved and
ratified by the Legislatures Of sixteen States
dncuding loyal Old Virginia. as follows:
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!. February /. lLLisoIs-Senate and llouse
. February . MICnIGAN-Senate aud House.
3 Fcmuqfy l. MARNLAND-IiOusc; 81. Senate
T. February p RHODE isLASn-S,nate and House
.. February .. NEW YOrK-Scnatei 3D. Assembly.
a. FearnnIy .. MASS fEITs-Sennte md House.
t. February .. IENSsiLyANA-Senate snd ll0nse
T. February :. WEST kIaGiNfA-Senaie and hOusc.
y February :. hi-sOrRl-Seuate and House.
10 February 2. MAISg-Scnsie and House.
II. February :. ViRGrIA-scnate; 9th House.
10 February :. OHIO--Senaic and House.
10. February :. DISTINGUISHING and House
a. February = KASsAs-Scnaie and House.
10. February 10. ErIASA-Sonaic; ljth. House.
10 February 10. NryApi--Scnato and HOnsc.
RiJroTTp.
/ J.hrusrv y Observation-Disclosures and House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

Our Controllers Office seems to be rich
placer for the Development Of Municipal ras-
cality in general. The Senate Committee have
struck no former lead at all comparable to this
in richness. We trust it is to be pcraistcnuy
fnlln,ren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
lscuyy Sale of sc,en.Thiry Loan.

lHii ApELfhtAf hoiuAl. i'h' ~ i'N'
Jay Cooke, general subscription agent, re-
ports the salos OF ScycnThrtics today amounting TO
- l26 100 including subscription OF SlUMuuO
from New York one az alGeOoO rom Chicago, and
2,,sl single subscriptions.
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From Washington.
To the Associated Pre-,
washington, Monday Feb. % 10

To the Associated Pres,
WASHINGTON Monday Feb. ~ l-fj
WAsuIyGTOS. MOndey, Feb. - 1863
The President has approved the bill iof man
steamship sery Ice between san Francisco and ports IN
Chinese empire. touching at Honolulu and az ports IN
japan by means O. monthly lne Of hrstcl1sa Antfi
can sea-goins steamship, making twelve round trps
su' uay.
The Northumberland Is authorized 10 contract
with the lowest responsible bidder iOr term 0i not
more than ten years. No bid amounting to more tLan
$50 OCO year Is 70 be considered.
The Navy Department has received miorma-
lion from the West Gulf Bockading Squadron OF ne
destruction on the I'D ult Of the schooner Dclphina
in tho Calcesion River by IN expedition from the
Uuitcd States steamer Chocura under command 81
Lieut. Commander l.. W. Meade j..
Sie las a cargo Of 80 bales Of cotton. which was
thrown overheard by the previous 20 her destrc
ton by our men, some OF which nOacd out 90 sea aud
was picked up.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Scm-ofiicial news from chihuahua, tie pres
ent seat Of the national Governmental Mexico received
here today shows that there ia foundation lor ne
report which nom the city OF Mexico h1t ll,sl'
dent Juarcz was in Alamos, sonora. The President
was in January last still az Chihunhua. end had no dpo-
stion to leave that city lie basy engaged IN The
reorganization OF the army 10 open The now campaign
u The present year. which promises 10 b. more success
mi than the former The important victories Of
san Pendro and III Fuerto In SOnora had raised yer,
Ugh the public spirit in Northwestern Mexico
THE DRAFT.
The draft under the last call of the President
viii be commenced in this district tomorrow. The num-
uel required Is about > leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

NJ .,;.o go, he taken o. ANONYMOUS 'orr'fn''fi'ohs
WIs,syeris intended for insertion uset Do rH'l lyer
l. tbe name and atlrc-s OF the wrforroi iecc hN i'
,,bi...iou but a. 2 Guaranty FOR lls good ',!' n.
All brsiues letters iii. ohcC should DO aJde'st~. -
TRrBrNE," New-NoIk
We cannot undertake 20 return elected Conn ll--''''
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Horrible Muvsisr.

BOSTON, MONDAY, req ~ iNt>
In Concord, Mass, on SATURDAY. evening
Warren Rice murdered his father. Mr.. William Rice by
bro king his skuU with piece OF iron wlo the amiy
were at supper. Warren had been IN inmate az the
Insane Asylum aud was recently discharged supposed
cured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

STEVENS BROTHERS. (Am".an A e- ,,i' Of
'rliE T;iisISE They VIII sls receive s,S',s'e'' ana
A.rx
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

John HoeAer, private III Co. L, l2ith New
York. was shot on Friday last for deseiuoh 20 the
enemy from the Army of the Potomac
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rr,a-,,s of tie Tribune.

DAILY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers, $1,000
l COPY, year-Sil numbers.
sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE. oo
1 copy, year-lO4 numbers, ..-....... Si'00
3 copies, Or over, for each copy-....-'- ''VV
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. .o-o
l copy, ! year-52 numbers, - -
Clubs of five or over, 50 per COPY IN"
81 extra copy for every Gun Oh ''u'
Address TIE TRIBUNE, Ncw-to'A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

We hope TO announce its ratification by
every State, Delaware included, within the next
two years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
! SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL Health worth HavingI-If 1t is,
protect IL. Ii Ia jewel a. easily lost "a virtue,
and IN SONS cases as difficult to recover. Nature.
10 our climate, sna especially at this seasor, re-
.qaisss.to b oesassouzliy FsiufoFesd. Bat sxsxy-
thing dspsnds apOn the Tonic used Tor this pur.
pose. tbs medicinal tincturss, an 81 vhieh ars
bese4 on ecnssrOH aleohol, are dangerous. Qui.
nine, as everybody nnds our Who takss much OF Il,
ia slow pOissn- one safs protective from all IN.
healthy atmospheric influences exists, anS e~a
oWlg. This pOwurfai preventative Is HOSTEL.
TEB's CELEBBATED STOMACH BITTERs, g
compound Of ths puTsst stimuiAnt ever msnufae-
tured, With she most effective tonios, sltsFasivss.
regulators. and dspgrators that chemistry has
yet extracted FROM tne bopaui0sl kingdom. Goa
vaisseents, Ianguid sad sesbls from recent sick.
mess, viii hnd the Bittsrs sn Incompatible re-
storstiyes not diaagfseahls to the TASTE and emf.
neatly iayigorstiDg. No other stinnlent PRO.
duess the sans effect a. this stOmachie 1t does
net excite or aattsr the nerves, or oeossisn ans
undus Srteriat mctlon $ but at oEss sO0thss and
strsHgthsns the nervous systsri aud the animal
spirits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

sa.t es.ar NV YozHs August IL.
coIroN-DaIi and hsaxy and dssliHing; sc
TLoUR-bzH for common gradss. whils good
and eheics braa9a are GrmaE, with . fair esmasd !;
so9s S fer sestsi so9s IS for suPsT West
80 49, =, eSm @on 20 sss 80 -.
gound-eoop ohio. and Q 4o89 IS S0r TRADE brandss
eles.nS ar@er foE good and dull for eennoa
wRIsKY-stsa8y; wsssuxn u. ss afas
WHkAL-OFsned haAxy and dreoptaE fer
errinK and Gr@sF fog wintsr, but closed 1t37e
batter for viatsx aud steady f5r epris ! ss9l
Mich 'gan, ana 2 eS for nsw Ar6sr wEnseS etste.
RYE-QHist and STEADY; wsstsrs 9s1<e-
BARLER AND BAILEY M4Lr-DGn ssd
CoRT-opsnsd Itttls ea-ssr hut eIossd ashsr
mere ssssdy; st@soe for anssund. s0asic SoF
sound MIXED Wsstsrss aad sl,<9sl5xs for higA
s oafs@Ssiy ar 4 sesse for w.s,sru. ehisay
ET SnS iss baa zesoa
s4eAF-ssssd1. cuss Masoo-ssa I2siss;
Havana f29 93<e- H
PETRULEUA-DEH-
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a ssg,:. s g g - 5sssaAas EgI4AaJL
l1rTHE-sss = y ssgzss fsr oAIO ssascssso
| tor STATE
oHEEsE-Dzll - Iatslss-
4oEEY-Sae.dy 81 I pr esst sn call loans.
sTEsLEEe ExCHAEGE-oassts e Ies5S Slos
eoLD-Tfrmsrssrsasa a. 1874; sdvsnssa %
1895 asd eies<d &C lsHS< ----- ------------
SsxE4sAEsT sT0cKs-Isss ssssEs ana
sTocKs-Dua Rs4 ssaaas; Treasury s.los.
se94 DO. ID naEiaa - le~4nss ssxVana. VI; g
at H. seaPsea ioS; G5a1. coupons, io6sS nSs,
ieasS. Celia 1Ass&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
HOME INTERESTS.

TO PsrslcIAxs.-rf you wish 30 purchase pure
Drugs. Medicines. apd chenicals Of . email Cd
vance on EAststa pfiosss 80 and sxanins gsILsR
wHrrE'S STOCK who're you viii and sveE Arii-
ole tAst 10 needsd by ths professoe, and prices
which cannot fsl 20 give satisfaction. Thar
Stes~ is at No. - Main STREET maysdAwH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
A Gard TO InvalHds.

DO missionary, discovered sAfa and aimpls
remedy for this cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay. DIseaass Of the Urinary aud Seminal Or.
gaDs. aud the whols train Of disorders brought on
By bansfnl and re eps ,hAh,ta. Crest numberi
have lbssn already cured b. this noLle remedy
Prompted By desire to benefit the sfiicted and
anfoEtunatss will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. In 9 sealed envelope, q
any one who me- ds 1t, Free Of Chsrss.
Please eaeloss q postpaid envelope, addressed
10 yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAH,
Jy27 .em. Station D, Bible House, n. r City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
Ra.lrosd communications In vtr.
gfnfa.

gtnfa.
EEw YoRx, Aug. I4-The Peters
burg IVA } Express of Saturday says:
The first through train on the Peters
burg Road since August last came into
Petersburg on Friday morning. The
railroad connections between Peters
burg and Raleigh, WILMINGTON, and
points South are now completed.
The Express says the war Of races in
that city continues, there being constant
trouble between soldiers aud white citi-
zeHs and negroes.
Planters are sending large amounts
Of cotton into Petersburg for sale. Sales
have been made at 39e., though prime
would bring Ace. The Weldon and Pc
tersburg Railroad. which viii open in q
day or two, viii bring in much larger
stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
THE VERY LATEST
a Rx -
~ Ell

=
FoFsign MeWa-The At1anGae Gable 9
w@uceesss
New YoRx, Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Bremen, from Southampton on the I'd,
arrived this noon.
The following additional concerning
the Atlantic Gable i received:
a telegrsm from. tie Great Eastern,
dated Vslentis, July 9th, says: An &C
cidsnt has occurred 10 tbs cable. The
cause 10 unknown. Total loss of insula-
ton. No communicatiou with The Great
Eastern. Seven hundred miles have
been paid out
A telegram Of the 30th says: All go
ing on we'll Fault .remedied; insuia-
ton perfect -
A telegram from the Great Eastern,
July 81, PM, says: Nine hundred
miles have been paid out; $50 run by
the Great Eastern All going on we'll.
Ten hundred and 6fty miles laid sue
cessfully.
Aug. I-An going on we'll
EEw YoRx, August l4-By the ar
rival Of the Bremen we have the follow
ing news: -
The Warsaw Journal announces that
the plan for telegraphic line between
Russia and America haa been offered
and signed by the Gar. The Russian
Government undertakes 70 complete the
line as far as Hieolsge, the rsmaining
portion, from Nieolsge to San Francisco,
being in charge Of the American Com
pany. The capital Of the latter amounts
to ten million dollars, and bonds repre-
senting s84l $40 have already been is
sued. IL is intended that the line shall
be established in Eve years.
HALIFAX, August 14-SteamshipI
China, FROM Liverpool, on the fifth, and
Queenstown on The sixth, has arrived.
Communieat ton with the Great Eastern
remains suspended; nothing had been.
heard fran. her since noon Of the I'd
inst - @
wAsHRorox5 August T4fk.-Ths Gov
eminent received official information,
dated May 22a, narrating the devastating
effects ofA terrific hurricane, which
visited the Society and PalmersaOu
Islands. Nothing bat carol breskersre-
main, which, in case Of . heavy sea,
are entirely invisible TO the eye, bat i'm
perfectly Observable. The reef has
been washed away, rendering naviga-
ton very diTcnlt. All these ialmnds
are we'll known 20 sailors 10 the Santh
Seas; several vessels have been wreck
ed. but none ware American.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
APPLICATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN nndsrsigned will make application to the
Board Of Couuty COMMISSIONER Of vAnderburgh
county, at The September fePfn, for q renewal Of
my license 70 sell intoxicating fquors IA guam
en- Front or water street, opposite the Elm tree
and 10 known ~ the Elm Tree Saloon, in the City
Heiels an the city Of Evansville, lad. n
90 Pm JARVIS.
EsanaTiiAns August nth, 1855 sagi3-Sww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

New YoRK, August l4.-Ths decline
Of sos 10 London has increased the
premium on gold. Market weak and
unsettled under apprehensions that the
Secretary Of the Treasury may throw
more gold on the market =
Posts Washington special sage;
Ex-senator Preston King has been
appointed Collector of the port Of New
York, in place Of Draper. Severai i'm.
pertant appointments were also made
to-day. -
The President has been urged to con,
sider the question of pardouiug several
prominent rebels. ~
Citizens of Richmond ere here Il
make Representations concerning recent
municipal elections in that city,.
Commercial says; -
An operator in gold named r r.
Mumford, l9 Wall street, has failed to
provide for bis checks to considerably
amount on Saturday. He received large
amounts Of gold, stAted-at from leo, !
600 to 200. 900 dollars, giving his check
in payment, none Of the checks being
honoFed, and up to noon to-day the par
~ himself has not been found.
whist the Richmsnd Papers say.
New YozK, August I4-The Rich
mond Rhi0 of Saturday. IN a leading
article deprecating the position assumed
BY those 81 the North, who demand
political punishment for rebels, claims
that the punishment of the South ia spf
fcient already, and says the sun doel
not look upon civilized people whose
lot 10 80 depiorable as theirs. IS
In the 6rst place they had to sustain
the shock of disappointment and hu
Second, from the wealthiess people
in the world they became the poorest
Third, bred and reared TO perfect
political liberty, they 6nd themselves
without self-government and degraded
into IN equality with their own formei
slaves. t64lh YELLOW
In addition to these is q vague but
deep solieituds growing ont Of the new
conditions Of the race, which, while
servils, was protection, bat freed and
placed 10 position Of in1uenee cannot
but be regarded ~ danger.
1t says it will not add by saying thaI
there is hardly q household in the South
in which there are eyes not yet dried FOL
loved enes that are not tube seen sgafn
From the day the President resolves
upon giving ths South selfgovernmen
Radicals determined Upon fthaartinl
his efforts, the1 pith OF 1its complain
being that these people claim the RICH
of suffrage for negroes II eonnsels th'
people of the South to keep their temper
as they have, in the President, frient
firmly determined to see that their right
are accorded them. ElI .g2AaL
The Commercial Advertiser ssys:
A Canadian gentleman furnishes a
the following in regard to the crops o
Upper and Lower Canada. The crop
this year will prove the largest eve
harvested in Canada, and will be Of I
very 6ne quality. Spring, with genis
rains, and the 6ne harvest weather hayl
done wonders, and the general trade Q
tho Provinces have received an impetus
such az haa not bean experienced ssinc
1876. The wheat crop, of both Sprinj
and Winter, 10 unusually large in mos
of the Districts with the exceptions &
small tracts, which have been Affected b
midge @ - --9a1 .ag~.as
PISA large breadth Of land hs
been sown this year and the sample
very 6ne witA more than ~ sverag
| viaId
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
CITY. NOTICES.
A UGUsT fth. Is65. -, \ =

IA III - . - ~
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK
And new IL Ia hereby ordared and direetad b.
the Commen Coun@tl ef tho city Of EvAnmEtlis,
that shs owners Of all lots parts Of ioss iront.
dnk En- o. .adtaining the north-saat side Of See.
DAD szksaesxfom CoweA afraet 20 the CorporAtion
iine also on the northeast eide Of Centre street
fcm Chestnut 20 Chsrry streets IN said city Gauss
grade, and that thsy cause a si6e.wAlk ef class
No. Two 20 be laid down thsrson within thirty
6ays fro@ thu pnaaoatf0n OF thia soralar
A. N. Me0RIFF, Clark
City Clerks oness August, lssS- -.
.EfOA1HIE sugie-St uri0a copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
HAZE pYRl HAZE pYRI

Bateheaer'a Hair Dye il the best in the
known worid- The only trns and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and RsliAble-pro-
dnoes . Spisndid Black or Natural Brown-rsms-
diss the III sascts Of bad Dyes, sne frequently
restores she original color. Sold by ali Druggists
Tbs genuine 10 signed, W. A. BatehsiOr, 81 Bar
clay street. New York. ap2S-0m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
EDUCATIONAL
'ei'oa Evansville
COLLtGtITtScH0OL
ere For Boys. 98

PETvATE SCHOOL, ss named above, shall
% founded here by ths uadersig ned, Who gradu-
eesa - the Uhivsrsity Of Jena, IN Germany, In
tins year 1880 snd has been teaching 10 this eoun-
try since IS In she beat Academies Of the state
o. New fork, and since two years back untiI
Lately ~ aamilten College. E~~ ga So
Ire Modern aud Classical Languages, Natural
Philosophys etc, VII b taHght by the under.
signed, while EpglFh GrAnmer, Compositioa,
Defamation, Mathematics, Algebra, etc. shall
b. lpstEuafed b. q Thorough American TsAcnsr.
The humber Of the scholars shall not exceed
large and Pleasant room has t>sn chosen in
the Block Of Jno. J. Chaadlsr's, l.st above the
once q the Gss Company. The dssKa And chairs
haFe been orderrd and the school reom viii be
stt cut aud arranged for the reception Of pupils
within fortnight.
Tuitions are SIS 90 for ore quAstsr or term,
pAyabls in advance. There will BE- four terms In
one year tach term com prisinE ~ I've weeks
The system oil u strnGtion shafI be aarried out
IN the same way as In the high Schools %
Germany.
Though quite number Of applications have
already been mae, there still some vAca clss
FaFsnts % more dstant places. who should
i5ke % asne their sous, wa End snisablsAnd con
ven emit bOarding places WE
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
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HOS CIscTSKAT1. Aug. a
PR0VfsE0Es-DGiI; Mes Pork sold in the
morning II 80 20, but 10 buyes a. the Close b ak
Meats dull, 1876 for Shoulders, 15e for Sides, and
lie for clear sIdes Bacon Dull; clear Sides sold
~ ls5<. Lard unchanged and quist-
GRoCERI Es-EirR.
COLp-1sIA.
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