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Prospectus for 1865.
the Lady's Friend.
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OF
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The publishers of this new Magazine, in en-.
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tended to them. Very few Magazines have been
circulation as tiiat to which THE LADY'S
FRIEND has now attained. Referring 10 the
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character of our Magazine, we may briefly say
that it will continue to be devoted to Choice
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1t will contain the latest patterns of Cloaks,
Caps, Bonnets, Head-Dresses, Fancy Work,
Embroidery, &C., with Receipts, Music, and
other matters interesting TO ladies.
THE LADIES' FRIEND will be edited by
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on the services in the Literary Department of a
Splendid Corps of Contributors,
Embracing many of the mos. talented writers
in America.
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PROSPECTUS.

The Military and Naval successes of 1864
with the suspicious result of our Presidential
contest, have lifted a heavy weight from the
breasts of the Loyal Millions of our countryme
1t is now felt, even by those who have beer
distrustfuf and faint-hearted, that the Union is
70 emerge triumphant from the deadly strife
whereinto she was so wickedly precipitated By
her assailants. and that Slavery, her relentless
foe, is TO encounter the fate of Hannah. The
perils of foreign Intervention and of Western
Instruction are safely passed; ABRAHAM LIN.
COLIN, no longer assaiable as the choice of q
minority, holds the helm of State for four years
longer; the Rebellion, palpably weakened BY
its defeats and losses during the year now clos.
ing-with its osedit so reduced that its purse
bearer officially declares that its Treasury Notes
can only be exchanged for coin at the rate oil
twenty five for one, while its bonds command
but six cents On the dollar-but awaits the blow
which shall soon strike the sword from its par.
rcidal hand, and remit its master spirits TO the
Justice, or it may be to the clemency, of a re
" wronged and Justly incensed but forbearing
and magranimous People. Such are the auspi-
ces which justify our faith that the year soon to
open will see the Stars and Stripes float unchal-
lenged from every bsttlement in the Republic,
and the perfect Law of Liberty for All immova-
bly, imbedded in the Constitution Of our Union.
HE NEW i Okk IOunOeQ IN IL
will enter upon its twenty fourth year with
quickened hopes and enlarged means of useful
ness. Its principles need no re statement: its
aims are the diffusion of Intelligence and the
incubation of q spirit of Freedom and Humani-
ty. When this truth shall have been generally
recognized and established as the basis of our
institutions and polity, that injustice to the
poorest, the weakest. the most despised, is a
fearful mistake-that no community or State
can afford to wrong even its humblest member
then will our land bask once more in the calm
sunshine of peace and prosperity. -. -
The Tribune has for the last year been pub
lished without profit to its proprietors, solely
because of the depreciation of our Currency be.
low the specie standard, compelling US to buy
paper and other materials at a cost considerably
above the full amount received from our sub
scribers. On our Weekly edition, the nett loss
has amounted to many thousands of dollars;
while our large receipts from Advertising have
been wholly absorbed by the extraordinary ex-
penses for Correspondence, Telegraphing, &C..
devolved on us " the War. As We do not sup
pose our patrons desire that we should work for
them at our own cost, and prefer not to be PAL
ronized by any who may desire 1t, we have
somewhat advanced for the ensuing year the
prices of our Semi Weekly and Weekly, as We
had already done with those Of our Daily edi-
tons. This increase is purely nominal: there
never before was time when the farmers Of
our country could buy The Tribune for so little
Of their own products or labor as they can by
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January 1, 1866.
TWENTY.SEvENTH ANNIVERSARY
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
THEPRIDE oFTHE FIREsIpE.
January, 1865,

In the prime of vigorous Intellectual man
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fight for the new year, over the wrecks of its
tagging and lifeless contemporaries, with its eye
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rivalry. a. Ttsh
The war, which has toppled down whatever
is shallow and baselese, has written no wrinkle
on the bright @gis of our success. Our feat
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what has heretofore been deemed imperial in
serial literature Both sides of the Atlantic
render US tribute. We sh al continue the thrill
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msncer of the strong, dark passions, to whom
we pay more money annually than the entire
capital of our imitators, and add to our Amer
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the first of January, series of his we'll Known
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handsome Steel Engravinss.

A HANDSOME STEEL FANCY EN-
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too numerous to detail.
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The Tribune, for 1865.

June 9, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Nsw Y0RK, Nov. q. -- Ten persons
were injured by an explosion at the
Wyoming Hotel yesterday --Hone safi.
ously except q Stevens and q milkman
who Was pasaing at the time TIE box
was left at the hotel , man named
Theodore SeeFs The barkeaper, Gro
gan, and Mr. Meraea ., who moved Il
out Of the building, got away bsfoFe il
exploded, and were not gFsat deal In
juFed SeerH has been- arrested he
states that ha brought the box from
Hamburg, and that Il contained ehemi-
cal oils, and was entrusted 10 him az
specimen, for sale By the agent Of the
house Of Wilhelm Rec, Of this city.
Seers asserts positively that he never
opened II, and knew nothing further Of
It's contents than stated abova When
he left The hetel TO board elsewhere, he
forgot the box, but snbseqaRpfiy told
nan named Schoonmaker M 70 II for
him, which the latter neglected 70 do.
A destructive Gre originated u the
sash factory Of Albert White, Qniney
Street, near Classon Avenue, Brooklyn,
last night A row or aix frame dwell-s
ings on Classon Avenue, between Gates
Avenue AID Quincy Street, . three
story frame on the corner Of Quincy
Street, aud brick building ON the cor
nsr OF Gates Avenue, were destroyed
/ About dozen families are tarnsd on.
Of doors, saving no property, and barely
escaping with their hvea To4al loaa,
| S2S, 400. AAzkAs'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Guerrillas, uuder Wes. King, who
claims to be piece OF the Confederacy
which has not yet surrendered, visited
Hawesyille, the latter part Of last week,
and took few things.
A correspondent Of the Louisville
Press also states that guerriIlas, or q
gang OF robbers, are operating again IN
Meade and Breckenridge counties.
Some fifteen or sixteen were last Satar-
day aud Sunday week in the neighbor-
hood Of Meadville and Bewleyville,
swearing vengeance against returned
soldiers, white and colored, aud all who
have been connected with the Union ar
my, who they say shall not stay in this
country il they are not permitted to stay
here themselves. They went from bsw-
leyville to Union Star, from thence down
through Stephenspors and Cloverport
They are under the leadership Of no
torious rascal named Berry, and are sup
posed to be the same gang that robbed
o traveller in Nelson county short time
ago.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
The VERY LATEST
II L. LIE Or r. - H II.
tTHE gEBELLI0y IN JAMAICA.
Business Suspended IN Kingston.
The RebelIlon x ging with Fury In
cat. Thomas. h zKaaa
p 1HT gEA -tE1t
0utrages Committed On Lives and
Property. - s4lat2
Explosion ofa Bon in a Hotel I'm New
TOFk.
Ten Persons Wounded.
Destructive fire 10 Brooklyn.
Ten Persons Wounded.
destructive fire 50 Brooklyn.


Nn~ $50 AA~ ~ ~AAe&@|~a
Naw YoRK, Nov. 6.--Hagana files per
the stealher Cosambia gITs particulars
regarding the rebellion in Jamaica.
The city Of Kingston Ia in great ex
eitement, and Diis.Aess la AaairelY sas
pended The entire population are
placing themselves IN defense.a len.
menss meetings we're held, stimulating
eniisting under the orders Of the Cover
nor The rebelliou rsgea With fury IN
30. Thomas in the east, and unpreee-
dented cuFsges were committed upon
the lives and property there. Volun-
teers aerh 70 the insaHBctIouafy distrtefs
we're only partially succsasful ia rePuls
ing the Insurgents.
A Havana correspondent says forty Of
the insurgents IN Jamafcz bad been
banged The bafbarities committed By
the rebels are shocking. Mr. NJ Coal
mark was dashed to pieces against the
cannon. Rev. Mr.. Hersheal's tongue
vas. cat out Baron Won Ksillshccts &
fingers were cut of 0ns band OF ne
groes, 800 strong, thoroughly organized,
successfully aided the Kingslon and 9th
or voiHnfeers, aud pressed f6rwgfd
bravaiy aud assidaously, capsufiaq sew
aral prisoners, Who wera sens % ksngs-
ton. & M A
A dispatch from bon 6eorzs Reed
had been received, stating thai be had
been wounded And Hon. Baron Won
Kettlehoot, one OF the officials in St
Thomas, Anthony Price, Dr.. GsTAEd,
Stephen Lock and Rsr Mr. II srsheai,
bad been killed Tbsse dispatches ara
confirmed
LATER R.-Dispateh above Is confirmed
The insurgents killed au official named
Windy A. Alhergo; eat BIS head of
The Inspector Of Police, Frapeis Rowal,
and John Walton we're also shot by the
rebels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

A new York paper seys that within n
stones throw Of the office Of Harpers
Journal Of Civilization, ia building
containing over 800 families, or over
1900 persons, occupying rooms not
larger than ordinary closets, where there
is neither provision for lighs, air or wa
ter; no hope in case OF Gre, and where
the sun never peers a solitary ray. The
most astounding and sickening feature
of IL ia, however, that the basement 10
one vast, noxious sink. The open clos.
cts are unfit for anything human, much
less for honest women and tendsr ehil-
dren. II is absolutely the most terrible
and shameful fever breeding spot we
ever aaw or dreamed Of The people in
habitiug Il, moreover, a.e evidently Of u
class of lAboring people who desire 90
live honorabIy and cleanly aud virtuoas.
ly. The only regular visitor who ever
enters their apartments, Il such they
may be called, IL the collector ofth rent,
with, perhaps, strAy humanitarian, a
doctor, or an undertaken. These are
the spots which will receive the 6rss call
from the AsiAtic plague, when Il lands
in this country. EFtft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

BorLrsos w d. GrisvoId, General
Superintendent Of the Ohio ana Miasias
sippi Railroad, IL an-lIing mis- property in
Tsrre Hause, preparatory to removing
from that city
A man at Pit Hole City issinking 3
shaft into shs bowels Of the earth, il120
feet, to see where the petroleum comes
from. -
All Hurnattya saasisted By bis niece,
Miss Helen Fanoe, 10 giving entertain
fnents, including shakspearian readings,
at Memphls this week Miss Esrrow is
a very beautiful young Iad5s possessing
rare talent, and 10 highly salogizsd By
the press
PIT Hole, Pa, contains 10000 inhabit
anita and iifty hotels IL is Just laid out,
and promises q onlgros Chicago.
Col. W K. Edwards, Of Terre, Haute,
has resigned his position as Assistant U.
g. Assessor in Yigo county
The Grand Jnrs OF Sullivan county
have found bilEa Of indictment against
four persons concerned In the hanging
Of horse thief named Miller, who at
tempted the murder Of gentleman from
Louisville. near Currysville, last sum.
mer. Three of the men have been at.
rested. and admitted TO bail in the sum
Of sG 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

NAsHvnLS, Nov 8 Cotton duH; 500
bales received TO day; some $50 bales
we're shipped; prices range from 45a@
46 cents; little disposition on The part
of dealers 20 purchase atthese rates
An affray took place On the street to-
night between ex day6r John Hugh
Smith and policeman named Brown.
Two shots We're fired by Saith, wilhoui
hilsiaR Brown, however, but barely miss
ing lady whe was passing, and gem
tleman who Was on thss opposite side OF
the street.
Auo,her case og embezElsment and
fraud has been recently developed, On
the person Of one f. II. Ogden, for q
long time clerk OF the Louisyills L
Nashville Railroad. The books Of she
road show q deficit Of over So 200. Last
Tuesday be sasoonded aud went 10 At
lanta, Ga, whence detectives traced him,
and be was captured and brought back
to. day. He was lodged in Jail A fast
woman is said TO be At theSsstson Of the
affair.
River IS inches a. the Shoals; il has
fallen . inches sincs last report.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Our Washington special, says the In
dianapolis Journal, announces that all
the plans for the trial of JEFF Davis have
fallen through, and that be is nov 70 be
pardoned, on condition that be leaves
the country, never more TO return. In
addition TO prominent Southern men and
women, Horace Greedy, Henry Ward
Beecher, and other prominent men, have
intercedsd with the President, VINO hiss
finally been induced TO make treason
odious by packing JaE of % Europe.
Mr.. Barbour, Member Of Congress
from Richmond, after having agreed 10
make speeches in New Jersey in behalf
Of the Union candidates, has suddenly
gone back on bis friends by refusing
to fulRll bis engagement II 10 feared
he has gone over 70 the enemy.
The Washington special Of the Indian
apolis Journal thinks Wirz win be hung
On Friday. What's the use, il JEFF is al
ioWsu W 10 uhpun1bueu.
General Palmer has been informed Of
the murder Of four discharged colored
soldiers, who were shot down in cold
blood by a party Of rebels In Nelson
county, KY, on the 9th ult II 10 rep.
resented that the counties Of BaIlitt,
Spencer and Nelson counties are
swarming With returned rebel soldiers
who 90 about committing the grossest
outrages upon Union citizens, and that
colored men who left those counties 10
enter the service, cannot nov return ex.
cept at the risk OF being shot
A Gordon having been established
across the alp that separates Gibraltar
from the main land, and no one being
allowed to pass, oil trade has been
stopped; ths people, to the number Of
two thousand, who depended on the
trade, are reported TO be IN q starving
condition. Thus they are imprisoned
on a rock, with disease and want to do
their work. 49,.
The author Of dangerous and in.
genious counterfeit $50 greenback was
lately arrested at Rock Island, Illinois.
He passed some Of the spurious notes al
a bank, which we're soon after detected,
and detective placed on bis track
The scamp Rosekeans claimed 10 be
from New York City. Hia notes were
OF the series described by one Of tbs
New York city brokers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Ngw YoRK, Nov. 6.--Passengers on
board the Europa feel aggrievea NJ the.
detention at Quarantine, and have pro-
tested, claiming that the detention of The
ship il unnecesssry aed erin stafRbles II
Governor Parker, OF New jersey, has
addressed a message to the AaTos of
Trenton, calling serioas atta1tisu TO tAe
establishment Of proper precautionary
measures to prevent the Introduction Of
cholera into the country He recon-
meuds prevention Of communication
such vessels, and that indireaf Itursoaa
have proper medical tr atment With
vigorous measures, there Il little fear Of
| spreading the cholera at this season.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07
naureros,s 0ounterfeIi.

A most dangerous counterfeit was do.
tected at The Assistant Treasury, in this
city, this lnoSning, being false fly dol
lar greenback. IL is extremely difficult
to detect IL, so nearly perteetis il in its
imitation of the genuine note. The only
de6nabla sfanlts II possesses are theses
The highest point Of the letter )" in
the word States is twice Ra far (say
about q quarter Of an inch) from the
border, aa in the genuine; and in the
counterfeit, the shading Of the letter 'E' !
in the word Omitted touches the letter
"S, whereas ia the genuine isdoes net
Exchange
The above description viii not answer
for the guidance Of any one taking bills
Of this denomination, as in genuine hills
the printing on the face Of notes does
not register tke same. In some Of the
genuine the s. referred 10 almost
touches the border, while in others it is
! Or I fan inch OF. This is always ths
case whore, bills are printed ia colors, Al
avery practical printer can readily an
derstand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

sHoT By Doa.--A young man named
Forshea, living near Mount Ktna, in>
Huntington county, was shot by dog
on last Sunday week. We learn that
young Forshea was in the woods with
his gum getting tired, be sat the gun
down and leaned upon the muzzle. A
neighbor's dog came running up to him
aud reared upon bis breast Forshea
pushed him OF, when the dogs foot
struck the hammer, causing the gun TO
90 Off He died the same night For
shea was q soldier, member Of the l5Sd
regiment, and about eighteen years Of
age Wabash Tribune,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

sas- The New York correspondent Of
the Indianapolis Journal says that a
queer party sat down to dinner the other
day .. Delmonieo's, embracing Alsxah
der II Stephens, Horace Greeley, Roger
A. Pryor, Theodore Tilton (of the Iade
pendenf), John III. Reagan (ex-Poat-
master-General Of the defunct Confed-
eracy), Oliver Johnson tedisor Of the
Anti-Siavery Standard, and Henry
Ward Beechers- They had . long and
animated epnversation about The war,
reconstruction, and the future of the
country, and seemed % agree admirably
in their conclusions. We should think
these gentlemen, II they agree so well
privately, would quit abusing each other
publicly,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

n@r The Indianapolis Journal urges
tho Union members Of lhe next Legisla.
ture to reach that city, II possible, BY
Saturday, the IIth inst, that they may
have conference on the evening OF
that day. n dssishases ths haIG-Ss the
House as place Of meeting, Among
other questions, one TO be determined
Is, whether there shall be psa election
OF officers, or whether the organization
shall stand ga it vas at the regular
session. IN the former course 10 deter
mined on. nominations should be made
prior 70 the hour appointed for the
meeting Of the two Houses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

NEW YoKK, Nov. GA captured
blockade runBer is being prepared at
the BraoklYa Navy Yard for the recep-
ton Of the wen passengers on board the
Alfalfa
The Posfs special says:
The Commissioner OF Patents refused
on Saturday to extend the patent for tie
chltiTAtor, much used out West.
Soldiers Of the veteran reserve corps
nearly al chose to leave the service, and
will Be mustered out accordingly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

The election in New York and New
Jersey comes OF to-day. The canvass
in both States has been short, but very
animated. The New York Tribune saya
the New Jersey Union State Committee,
after careful canvass Of every locality,
feel assured Of the election OF their can
didate for Governor, as well as majori-
ty of the new Legislature, which would
secure the ratification Of the Constitu-
tional amendment We hope this may
be done, but have our fears.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-07

Illinois ia said to have advanced more
money out of her treasury to aid the
Government in carrying on the war
than any other State in the Union. In
1851, Illinois expended sS,s0S, ,449s SO, Of
which the Government allowed $S,7l9,-
906, 70; balance suspended and disallow-
cd, SIS, 1876.
Ohio expended 81, ,245. .0s554; allow
cd, Sl,S4s, ,S2SlSi balance suspended
and disanowed, 1896, ,7727l.