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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18


STONE ~, THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
sD- MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
s.s AZ AFTER URTHATkNGs g
IRRITATION OF THE NICK or THE BLAD-
? DER, IEFbAMATI0N OF THE KIDNEYs.
-g. CATARRH OF TuE bladder.
sTRAsQULAkY AND BURNING, or PAIEEUI
80 uRINATTHG.
Fer these diseases it Is truly = sovereigH remedy
aud too much cannot ~ said IN ita pEsipa. A sim
gle dose has been known g relieve the most urgeat
Arc sou7tronbIsd with that distressing pain in
the smgii Of the back and tbrough the hfpsf A
teAspoonfuf = day Of the Constitution water viii
rctisvs you like ma gle. sla1 WaEd ~
= n1i'G0fs c-iPHTsICTANs ssash uai
Have long since given up abe mss ~ buohu, enbebs
and juniper in the treatment 81 these Diseases
and oaIg ues theri for ths want o. bettef remedy
lis Enyl CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved ITSELF equal to the tax that has de-
l.gviofsf $50 oDIUKETTusr 1idn
Irritats and srsBeh the kldneys, aud by eobstsbt
uss produces cbfouic eaEensratRn and confirmed
disease. isla437 ll7st9 DaH
N DYshESSRBHUA. on PAINFUL MKE
sTRuAIJON, AND N ENokHHGlA,
a., OR sPRVFUsE ELoWISC.
Both dfseases erisfpg from a faulty secrstion Of
tbs menstrual auid--ta one case toiuK tos ifsti
and ,aees9Panisd ~ seseTs pasn land TIE other
too pEoius sscrs toa, which n be speedily cured
BY tBe CONSULTATIONS Water. uih
The ldissase knewn- IS FALLING OF THE
WQhBg ~ In is the rssplt Of tue relaxation VI
I a
sense Of hesvinsss aud dragging pains in the
pack and et, Snd al ffHsss Accsnpsnied BY sharp
-ianeibatiHg or shooting pains through the rarts
Afactsd, VIII, 10 Gil osse BE- removed " the med.
fcine. -atatu hfal aarar 81 CA.
There e apoths- cles4 el symPious arising
from IRRITATION eFi THE WOMB, which
physicians Gala NERVOUSNESS, which word covers
up much ignorapce,l snd "A nine, cases out Of
ten tbs DOCTORS DO rot really know whether the
symptoms are the disease. or the disease the symp
toms. We cap only enumera.e them here.
speak particularly Of cold feet palpitation
| Of tbs heArt, impaired uemofyJ wax fuiiness,
flashes Of bhats Ian gzor, li tuds, and diansas Of
SUPPRESSED PRESENTATION.
Which u the unmarried fsuns 10 is q constant 70
curing disease, aud through negiees the sesd5 Of
more grave and dangerous maiadies are the result
and as month after month passes Without an ef-
| fort being made TO assist Mature, the suppress
SION becomes Oh znnie, tie patient gfaazaly oses
her appetite, the bowels are 5constiPased. night
| EEea5s come on, aSd Cousumptioa finally ends her
Ess- For sale By All DEase.sts. Prios 81. 7xa
lcfTH WI. II. GREGG 4 co. PEoprietors.
| KOREAN q ALLEa,. General Agents, No. &c
/ CIia street, New YORK - 1855 &
1 afor sale in l0hicago By FULLER, FIECH q
FFLfiFR- 80: a. isri47 Err
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
Monetary

NEW YORK, July lI,-Gold dull but
6rmer. The active demand for customs,
and the action of the Bulls in keeping
q large amount Of the market, keep
prices 6ru.zsEheEsissEerF Little dsnspd
from short operations s0n Saturday
gold was lart until tio-deY for drinks.
The quotation opened st ~. EAntup -
1884, and down again % lz23. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
Cincinnati Markets.

CIsuISEATT. July IL.
FLoUR-Firm, but prices are unchanged 3
WHEAT-Bigher; Prime Red 55Gl IS
WHfSk Y-Firn but not higher sales OF :, 700
P0RR-Mees adganced TO % Is Blk Meats
held at 1891 T Shoulders, snd 161zGles4e for
Sides ale tra
BAcoN-Higher; Shoulders 1s159I65ls; Clear
Sides 20c, for packed. 4
LARD-In god demaud at BIC. but It is held
at 211z@22c.
BAC0N HAMs-Higher common 23a2tc; gu
g9r-cured 2993oc ~
CONGRATULATIONS
GoID-l4I1z9l42. n
MONHY--AaFkst easy. E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
Severe Fresheta.

SUMMERVILLE, N. j., July II, PM
About two hundred feet of the road-bed
of the South Branch Railroad, near the
bridge across. the ,Raritan River, is
washed away by the freshet, causing q
suspension in the running of trains
The water is now falling, eaa
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE rain of
yesterday caused severe freshet IN the
Schuylkill River, causing great destruc-
ton of property. 1 A number of small
houses on the banks Of ::the- river have
been csrried away.
The Almshouse meadows are over
flowed. The trestle-work on the vest
side of the Chestnut Street bridge was
carried away. The Schuylkill Canal is
badly damaged Several bridges over
The streets of Manayunk are flooded
Several mills are flooded, ard number
of canal-boats wrecked. 4ssf .ssl..sf Z
The track of the Morristown Railroad
is under water, SO that Trains cannot
run. .arg slasq
NEw Brunswick, N. j.. July 1--WE
have been visited by heavy freshet in
the Raritau River. a5The lower part of
the city is under water.
The rise in the river began about two
o'clock this morning, aud it quickly ran
ten feet above high-water mark, butlt Is
now slowly falling.
The Delaware and Raritap Canal is
broken in several places, and several
days must elapse before navigation on
it can be resumed. A number Of boats
barges, and other craft have been car
ried away.
The damage cannot be very well esti
mated at present, bat win be consider
| able.
Boat-yards have also suffered consid
cradle loss by the freshes. $
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18

nE-The citizens Of Cairo have gone
.scfacked over a steam fire engine
which they have received in that city.
They call it the Jack Winter" The
only thing peculiar about this new en-
CINE is the fact that Il has the 'sgift Of
CAB" as the Cairo Times says Jack
Winter" informed it that he would keep
all the els terms in the city flled with wa
ter free of charge By the way, we al
ways supposed the o. & NJ. rivers kept
them full, on the same terms.7-Shaa0
aeetoa1gr Mercury, .. -.org B !,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18

ySuxS ERyILLE, y. ia July. ia
heavy storm set in yesterday afternoon,
causing the most extensive food known
in these parts since 1911. Along the
line of rhe Puritan river fields of grain
aud meadows are flooded, and the dam
age must he,ugparHleled. Houses aud
barns are nearly submerged, and lenses
and highways completely lost from sight.
At ,MiddleBrookisa bridge was com
pleteTy undermined and caused the
smashing up Of freight train on the
New Jersey Rsilroad.i la consequences
of this disaster twelve 200 FOUNDERS
were precipitated into the food aud a
number of cars containing cattle, sheep
and hogs were piled on to one another
in rufnous confusion. Many of the ami
mails were saved from the wreck, only
to fud a watery grave.
The flood at present prevents the em-
ployees of the road from clearing away
the debris, and the bridge remains i'm
passible
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
7-30 LOAN.

These notes are Issued under date Of July iS,h,
ises and are psysbIs th,ss ysars from that date
IN currency, or are convertible. Al the optiea Of
the holder, late
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN undersigned kas been app iuted Executor of
the last will Of William olmstad, sen, ate OF
vandsrburgh oeuntyl. deceased.
Said estate Is solvent. A. L. ROBlNSoA,
Je4-S dkw kxeea'or'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES



Iuvalids, broken down n health and splits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute
diseases, the testimony Of Thousands who have
been raised as uy miracle from similar state Ct
ptostrAtion, by HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, Is q sure guAran zee that BY the same
you too may be siren thened and restored. But
to those who stand u peril of epidemics, 10 all
who, BY reason OF Exposure, privations, and I'M
oongeniaI climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at
any IN mont be stricken down, this paraguay ia
most paYtical rig and smphaGicaLv addressed. You,
who are thus stuhttd, are profsreS absolute
safeguard against the danger that menaees you.
Tone and regulate he system with this harmless
medicinal stlmulant and Alternative aud ysu will
be forearmrt against the ma iiies whose seeds
are arou d You in the air unseen. HOSTErTER's
STOMACH BITTEks are not only a standard
Tonic ana Alternative throughOut the United
States, but they are accredited BY the certificates
of the most tinguishtd oitiz ms of tho Union,
TO the psotIs of all her lands. Ia Gauada, Aus.
trail and the es, Indies, they are gradually
taking the place Of all Their stemachics, whet er
native or flre'ga, aid as surely a. truth is psO-
'Vressfvs and demonstration overthrows doubt,
they vail eventua y superced, all and every other
Inyigorant and Restorative now employed in
rnedici al practice. -
I EpiIePtic Fits can be CuredII-D
| Lucknow, having become eminently SUGGEST u
in curing thiA terrible mAladr, Invites all SINH
larry afflicted to call send for circulars OF ref
er-nces aud Testimonials Of numerous cases cEred,
| OF from one to Eenty four years standing He
dsgotes his attention especially 70 Diseases OF the
I Cerebro-SpinsI Axis, or Nervous system. and 80
e;ts an In vestigaton Of his claim 70 public con-
/ fence Address oil letters to
! ~ DR.. V. B. LUCKNOW,
Care OF P. o. Box 6116. New York.
|
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q. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

Thrse Bonsa are new worth handsome pre-
aian, ard are exempt, a. are all the Governnsnt
Beads. fess ssats. cbs.sE a.S Auaieipsi Taxafiea.
@AseA add 49, ess % tAres pr cen, per %
'A'sr 'aa-s. according to the rate LEVIED on other
property. The interest is payable ssmi-snbuAiiy,
ey eespens attached to each Aote, which II : bs
eat g aad sold 20 any bAnk or banker.
The interest. ar 7-9f1 mar oant
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FISCAL.
UNITED STATES
7-3O loan
THIRD SERIES.
$3.50, 600 600.

By asthority Of the Secretary Of tha Treasury
tbs undersigned. the General Subscription Agent
or the sale Of uaitsd States Sscnriti :, oars to
the public the third striss Of rrsSsary Notes
aTsg ssssn and thFse-tentAs Ter cent. interest
n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
MEDICAL.
The Young Mans Friend.

r EFT EVERY MAN BE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
l A This ss the ma me OF a Box of Medicines pre-
pared by al eminent Physician in Cincinnati, II
q n aSnsa preventative al q care for all private
diseases, with directions how TO treat each case,
therefore, with tbs Young Mans Friend in your
possession you have the ful dirsctions and nnedi-
otae for areatment of Yourself aud friends. Il
r. lrsF Ssis ~ bTuggfE-s sTs-r-H---. Ask foF the
Young Aan'a Frisne,
Whoisssls aud Retail by
jyE& e kELLER WHITE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18

A Physiological View OF Marriagei
Containing nearly 500 pages, and l3O nne plates
and engravings of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs in a state Of Health and Disease, with n
Treatise Early Errors, Its Deplorsble Couse-
queRces upon the Mind and Body. with the Au-
thor's Plan of Traatment-the only rational and
successful mode of cure, shown by the report
of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the mar
/ risd aud those contemplating marriage, who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
free of postage TO any adireas, on receipt Of %
CENTS Ia stamps or postal currency, by address,
Ny.
The author may Re consulted upon any Of the
diseases UPON which his book treats, either per
soaaUg or by NAIL and medicines sent to any part
! Of ths world aprl3, 3mdkg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18

BosroE, July 1.-THE Traveller learns
that a number Of rebel Generals have
recently been released from Fort War
rem. Among them Was Maj Gen. Jack
son, of Savannah, and it IS understood
that Gems. Marmaduke and Battle are
also Of the party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
; Interest, At $50 per cent,



Eetes Of all the denominations nam, viii bs
PrO@ptly furnished upoa recsip, Of suhser,ptloss.
TAs Notes az tnis Third ssriss arr preci,slv
slailAr In form and privileges to the sevep.TAiF
ties air'ady sOla, except that the Govern ment r.,
serves 10 itss'f the option Of paying ino,tst IN
sold eoiA 81 per cent., insttAi 81 2 s.Ioshs IA
ssrrsasy. Subscribers siiI dsdu the fuls, est In
ourrsaey up 70 July 18th, At the time when tlsy
szhaSrlte. ,u
TIE delivery % tbs notes Of this third series OF
the ssvsn.rhirtisa vii commence on th isto
JaAe. sad viii he made promptly and sontina.
oasiy afsr that data.
The siitht change made IN the conditions OF
this Triad SERIES Snssss only the matter Of
Interest. The payment In Gaia. n m sd-. will b.
asuiValoni 70 the earrsacy interest 81 tho higher
rata.
Tue rssurn % specie Payments, IN tbs event %
vhish oniy viii the option to pay luterest In geld
eeavailed Of. would 90 reduce and eau.lize prlces
that parsAAAss made With ak peg cent. In gold
wesia b fuiiy equal to sAose mses with seven and
tAres 'sssAs per cent In currency. Thisis
The Only Loan in Market
Nov offered ~ shs eOvsnmsas and ns supeflcr
sdvAaiages make a the CD s.l HFa no1
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less shAs s2so.coO.o 900 Of the Loan authorized
hy Congress are nov on tho market. This
snouna. 81 tie rate AZ which Il is being absot ed
VIA AT Be subscribed for within dxty days,
whsa the notes will undoubtedly command pre-
niss, e. has uniformly bssn the case on closing
Subscriptions u Other Loans.
Ia order that citizens Of every town aud section
ef she county may Be afforded facilities for takisg
tbs Loan, ths Hationai nap&s, STATE Ia ika an
Private Bankers thr4ughout tae county have
gsnsraiiy agreed 10 rooslvs subscriptions AZ par.
Subscribers will select their own Agania. IN whom
they have cenndsnos, and who emily are ~ be
responsbls for the delivery Of the notis f5r hieh
JAZZ COOKE.
asr- "a eunsoMFTioK AaHsT,
No. I14 south Third street,
H PHILADELPHIA.
Sw fUseAIrrioSs WILL m RECEIVED Br rHu
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
| KvAeBvILLE NATIONAL BANK, aud the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK my2t
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SALOONS
CO-PARTNERsH

kATILbIAM II. WALKER and FKEDERIUK
Lu9keDheiner have entered into partner
ship for the TRANSACTION OF
& Real Estate Agency
Business, At No. West Third Street Evansville,
Indiana WILLIAM n. WALKER
fsAsnsp--gHs- v ruur EfsvrY Mww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18

Helna boIdss Extract Of sarsaparfItH
sksnses cad x1uoysets fhs tIce. IS F,iis ~ fEo9
q nsaI& ia - rysfpl1, rnd pEsVss p5t sbs
haagoas sizss isaes e44s1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
Adminirtrator,s Notice,

10 A1orrcE is HEREBY eTvEH, THAT THE
Dix ~ und4rsi ned hes been eppointei Admins.
= trator OF the nakata lDf--Snn &. saFEent, "a of
= ysndsKbRxnh dsSssssi: d Ssf4fs Is
"a A6Hfufstfat1r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
: HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE!

/ sBateheIOr's Hair Dye is the best In the
known world The only true and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and Reliable-pro-
duces splendid Black or Natural Brown-reme-
dies the ill effects OF bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold BY all Druggists.
This genuine ia signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street New York. - ap26-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-18
NOTICE.

Inportant Notice.
Ii PERsoEs aAvIEG CLAIMS AGAINST
n the steamer d D. Camrbeii, made prick
70 Eov. ga, 1885,. VIII prsssst tnem 70 AFRO
Dyer for psyrsent prior 70 ABKusl 9th 1865.
mys-taac50 TRkEoIs PRATT. Cspt.
The New York herald., 1865-02-03
ConaInerc rciaI Intelligence.

~. 4.
Consols for money, sojs S94. Ballioa in the bank
has ncre ascd f71, 900.
ANsRIcAs srocxs.-The market has been inactive
Illinois Central Railroad, 49k so; Eric Railroad 80
United States lvetwenties, 451s a 49,
The funds continue dull; but there is material nuc.
tuaon In the rate Of discount The demand for discount
was moderate at unchanged rates II Is rumorcd that
new loan for Mexico Is contemplated The London
but believes that il the loan is brought out will be
the purpose OF developing the Of Mexico
and benetiting the present bondholders
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
[The weekly cotton market received by the Peru
visn nt Portland.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market was quiet and lrmer.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
The breadstuls market generally dull. Wheat,
however, was hrmer RICHARDSON Spence Co., Big
Wheat Armer, having recovered from the decline OF
Tuesday. Corn very dull.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr.
The provision market was generally nrmer. Gordon
Pork arm; the market is bare Bacon active and ad-
vanced Is Butter nrm. Lard active and advanced a.
Is Cd old, Cos. Tallow quiet and hrm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular repors:-Ashcs nrmer at ais,
for both pots and pearls Sugar quiet Coffee quiet and
inactive and declined Cd Cd Lnseod cakes quiet and
steady at 90 extra quality Linseed oil steady. Whale
and cod oils hrmer at o4s Cd holders demand an ad
vance Petroleum steady at "a for refined
LONDON MARKETS.
Broadstuns quiet and steady. Iron dull Sugar heavy
aud declined Coffee quiet. Tea steady. Rice upward
Tallow hrmer. Linsced downward. Spirits turpentine
adv ng-quoted at 67s q 67s Cd Petroleum steady
at els per ton for crude, a. Id D. 1kd for refined
sperm oil nrm At eos Lnseed oil dull
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LoSDos, jan 2l-Evening
Consols, for money, soH sex.
AMalclN srocxs Illinois Central Railroad, 4sx .
SOY; Erie Railroad "a %.
Corrox. Sales 5000 bales including 900 bales TO
Spectators and exporters The market Is 0rmer, but
unchanged
BRgADsrurys The market Ia inactive.
PRovIsioHs. Beef Grm al zoos fer 6ne mees Bacon
active. Lard buoyant at b6s q SIS
PARF, Jan a. 1865
The Bourse closed nrm rentes off &C.
The New York herald., 1865-02-03
.3.2l4g7s

THE ErHNoLooIcAL SouETy.-The Ethnoogica Society
held their twenty second anniversary meeting the ed
ut when the following gentlemen were elected CORES
pondng Navarro Consul General Of the
Mexican republic; Rev Dr. King, OF Athens, Greece;
DR. f. w. Lyle, OF the shanghae Mission, and the Rev.
Mr. Riggs The old board OF officers reelected
with single exception-Mr Charles l.. Brace having
been, been chosen % corresponding secretary vice Mr. George
entertained by Mr.. George squiers, who gave
interesting account Of late explorations made by him in
Peru.
THE BoSp srRrHr HOMEOPATHIC DnpKssARY Tho
tenth annual report Of the Bond Street Homeopathic
Dispcusary has just been issued by Dr. Otto Fugran
manager and founder Of the institution, and usual
represents the progress Of homeopathy be most rapid
seven among people in the lower walks OF lle" During
the past year treated at the dspensary
So07 at their residences end a. 7o5 prescriptions
given 70 patients These facts, DR.. FulgraG contends
afford sufficient contradiction TO practitioners Of the
old school, who have been In the habit OF rdiculing
homeopathy by representing that the followers OF that
system treat their patients 'dct OF soup made by
boiling the shadow Of q chicken branch dspensary
has been opened a 1o4 East seventh street. and coec
tion has been made for the purpose OF establish ng
another branch establishment In the northeastern part
Of the city.
THg wgsrcBRsrER BuRGt.RrR -CoRREcrios. In the
account Of the arrest OF burglars in wescheser county
which was published yesterday the name Of John Null
Ter appeared among the arrested and charged with burg
larry This was Mr. Muller Is not charged with
that or any other crime, but merely held BY Justice
hoeks az a witness
IMPORTANT NorcK = Housekeepers are ealrioned
against two men going to houses for the osensibe pur
pose Of purchasing, stating they have orders from the
agent to see the property Their plan Is TO separate
as 70 take an opportunity when not noticed OF pockepg
some valuable article Every showing their houses
70 stranger should be particular 10 ask Tor permit
which Is to be left at the house. and not 10 allow two
persons 70 separate and look different parts Of the house
Al the .aine time The police now on the track u
thess Reyes end NO doubt hey viii seen be deteetsd
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

MILITARY ExscuTIoS AT FoRr COLUMBUS Jams
Deyn, alias Patrick Diamond, alias Frank Tuliy, is To-
day, between the hours OF twelve and three o'clock
TO suffer the extreme penalty of the law for de-.
sor,ion Tho unfortunate man entered the army nc q
bounty man and deserted again enlisted received the
bounty and deserted and third time enlisted but this
Time 10 The navy, from which he taken by the mill.
tary authorities court martialed and sentenced TO be
shot Ills apprehension brought about from In
formation lodged against him by the woman with whom
no cohsbted while in the city, and the OF his de-
sertion were abundantly proved and st further
upon trial The sentence OF the cour, was nv
the President aud Fort Columbus designated ~ The
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

Mirum-In Williamsburg on Thursday, February a.
FRANK youngest child Of Leonard and Mary T. Mnuse,
aged years months and 20 days
The friends and relatives Of the family, also those O
his grandparents John II Minuse and W. H. G. Brown,
invited 70 attend the funeral from No. 17o Thrs
street. this Frday) afternoon, a halfpsst one o'clock
MURRAy.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, February 4,
EDWARD NJ MURRAY, In the 4oth year Of hs age.
The friends OF the family and those OF his SON. Tnomas
r. Murray are invited 10 attend the funera, wncn VIE
take place from st. Marys Star OF the sea cnurcn corne
OF Court and Luqueer streets, on Saturday morning a.
ten o'clock, when there will be requiem high mas
moved 10 the Cemetery Of ths Holy Cross, q hafpaS
two o'clock precisely.
ffoy OUsy Dsa0u See 1ASrd Page
The New York herald., 1865-02-03
BROOKLYN City News.

TBs LATE SuPxRrrSSppT RoBxSrs The remains of the
late Morris H. Roberts, Of the supsrntendens OF the
Poor Of this city, who was stricken down by disease
contracted while In the performance Of his duties in
assisting the needy wero yesterday conveyed to their
last resting place in Greenwood Cemetery from the resi-
dence Of tho family, No. 273 Hudson avenue. very
large OF relatives and sympathizing friends
accompanied the body 10 the grave including Fortitude
Lodge Of Freemasons Of which be had for some years
ban worthy meut.L
The New York herald., 1865-02-03
English snobs I'm Rebellion.
gHB REBEL LEADERS couRTISo TnE BRfTIs
PENNY -A-LtNERg.

fFrom the Richmond Examiner, Jan eel
mistake 10 suppose that the citizens The Con.
esdsrats States desperately defending their country
against powerful foe In order to produce artistic effects
4cr the contemplation Of spectators In foreign lands
1his not drama are snacting upon the stage, with
1nglish and French ladies' In the boxes, cycling "a
ehrough ioyonetss crilcisng and spplsuding Yet III
1arope cy do evidently believe that this precisely tbs
Nure 81 he performance and that their notice Of
.ors o. a patronizing character No wonder they
- omsumes Into this mistake; because any cockney
SvTSpvnueht OF British newspaper who comes amongst
ms oonuact at one penny per line, but unable u
~ ~ SPesk correctly his own language, and utterly
nmnsaoIe INTO good society In his own country, has
so present himself here the chances are that he
sssed 70 os guest Al the headquarters OF some Con
~ -, general omcer; and Is TO be admitted 10
10y numaoy with MT Davis, az % bo able to take
sssas bssihsss and even bic ,stess pIslue y1lb liz