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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-06

M HISkERS These wishing fine set
w of WhIskers. a nice moustache, beautiful
head of glossy hair, will please read the card OF
THOS. r. CHAPMAN In another part OF this pa
per- mchldw4m.
EDIrOR ARGUS-Dedr Sir With your
"a permission 4 wish TO say to the readers CT
your paper that will send by return mail, to all
who wish 1t (free) recipe, with iulI directions tor
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm that
will etfectually remove, in ten days, PlmPles,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all impurities OF the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful.
/ will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads,
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth of
Luxuriant Hair, WhIskers, or MOustache, in
less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
mch4d w3m. S3l Broadway, New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-06
NEW YokA mAKAET.

NEW nohA MAKE hEs
relsgrsphsd to the Argus.
INV YonE, June 6.
Cotton-46.
FIour-6, 4Oa6,65 extra state; 6,9Oa7 ,OC
r. II. q.
Wheat-Spring 9Oa93.
COrn-S2aos mixed western. New Yellow
50.
Barley-Dull.
Oats-62A63c.
Pork-sSO so new mess; $500 for Is 6sa'64
do; $40, sOa2O,0O prime.
Lard-QuIet. l5alS.
Dressed Hogs-Dull.
Whsky-Steady. $2,05 western
Butter-35a3sc>
Cheese-l5d23c.
Eggs-2Sc.
SUgar-l79alS3.
Petroeum--Dull and nominal. 35c crude; sc
refined bond; 6S free.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
TelegraPhed to the Argus.
Nrw YoRK, June 6.
Stocks-Steady.
Goid-OPeueh Sl,36lI and closed at 1850
l. $. Z 30's 991.
Steriing-SI ,Uqc
L. :. e's 81 coupons 1861.
Money-6c.
ReadIng-90.
c. b. & Q.-sl,O7.
Ny. C.-S95
Eue-739.
I. :. o.. 81 coupons-sl,l0.
o-20's-$l, O9.
EOS new lssus I,O3s
Z. ;. 6-2o's coupons ,O7.
L. s. lO-i0's 955
One Year Ceruhcats-qql
7-30's-991
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

ns- Walters Great Southern Comoina
hon. gave one of their pleasing entertain
nents in this city last night.
The play of Paddy Miles boy was rem,
dered in good style. The character ol
the wild Irishmen, Paddy Miles, was
ably sustained by Er. Cunningham anu
received the applause it deserved
Miss Annie Sinclair followed in a grace
ful and beautiful dance that was iouoiS
eneored
The performance continued with tnm0
ling, dancing, and singing, and conolu-
ded With the laughable farce OF the hSp
py contraband."
This Troupe will remain In JacAso'
several days, performing nightly un0e
their pavilion.
On Thursday night the manager ns
kindly rendered the services OF MS con
pany for benefit to be given to Cap
Ryan the mysterious prisoner" who n'
Just been released from q long comm
ment in Northern prisons. Capt. hya
was arrested in Memphis, supposed 70 :
euratt, one of the conspira.ors, and ais
being carried to Washington in iro1
and kept in the closest connnemans -
dark cell, has ius. segained bis liberty
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

Re Below we give a series OF resolu~
tions passed last evening, which will
meet. we trust, hearty response from
the people. We say let no expense be
shared. but erect such monument that
will commemorate for all future time the
deeds of noble daring, done by as gallant
and brave body of men as ever went
forth to meet the stern realities OF war
Each one hero, they will live in the
hearts of our people, and the rising gem
Grafton will be taught to revere the
| memory of those who fell in noble but
| lost cause. -,
| Pursuant 10 joint resolutions, both
| Houses of the Legislature met in intorN
| NAL cor ference IN the Hall OF Repre-
| soptatives. AZ O'clock P. M. Dec. 4th,
1868. for he purpose of taking into con-
sideration the subject matter OF resolu'
TONS providing for the erection OF
q monument. ut the Capital of the State,
in honor of the departed soldlery OF the
State. CO,
Whereupon, on motion of Hon. SAM.
Gbolson. the Hon. M Simonton was
called to the chair, who briefly stated
the object of the meeting. On the 19r>
tbar motion of Hon. S. j. Gholson, the
q Hon. 7. P. Manning was appointed
: Secretary.
The Hon. R. NJ. Brown of Yalobusha,
offered the following Resolution, wnlcn
was unanimously adopted.
I. Be it resolved by the Legislature: III
! conference informal, That the member
If the Legislature shall constitute com
,,;ttee TO solicit contributions, to be ap
: nropriated to the erection OF monu
r ment at the Capital of the State, In non
= or of the gallant dead of Mississippi, WIN
4 falI in the late memorable struggle.
TT That this committee shall have
Is President three Vice Presidents, on
If Secretary and one Treasurer.
is III. That the Governor OF the STATE Q
;, reouested to act as President, ana Tn
Judpes of the High Court of Errors an
Anneals as Vice Presidents, and that the
m shall appoint the Secretary and treasure
ar ~. That the Treasurer be allowed
in denos;t for safe keeping, the funds tn
he NAV receive into the Treasury once
&C. the State. and that the officers, AFORESAID
ne -Loll constitute an executive commute
as sr;th full poWer to contract for and supe
10 ;ntand the erection of said monument.
v That it be requested that tne
III oirtions he allowed to be spread up
mt - ;ournals of the Senate and house
ie Representatives. rorl-
DIV IN motion of the Hon. j. ID. n. IayiS
- the conference adjourned;
nt' 'uo JOHN NJ. SIMONTON,
Chairman
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

Esn- There has been large compeu
IN in New Orleans among the dry goods
.ercbants of that city, but it has gener-
' been conceded that Wallace d Co.,
IN Canal street, whose business transac-
.Ons for last month exceeded FIVE hundred
kOu,apd dollars, is ahead of all. This
Az appear incredible to some OF our
Aercbants, but if they will visit TINS
hI.pdid establishment, they will be con
kpced of the truth of our assertlon'-
heir store runs through fro IN
k.psl street to Common, and the rear
h Common street, taking IN two stores ~
sjd,b is filled with boots, shoes, hats &c
kbe front on Canal street displays as hne
In assortment of silk and dry gooos as
has ever been in that city. On the whole
!. do not think there is an establishment
the city that transacts an equal "llo''n
ki business, while there is not gen.ie
man in the house who is not taVoraoi.
known toevery old planter ana merch@n'
In this State and Louisiana.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

S-George L. Kouns, & Bro, OF NO.
Common street, New Orleans, are
| mission Merchants and wholesale
I,o,s and we cheerfully recommend
|, 70 our friends. They supported our
l. by shouldering their muskets' ana
until the surrender of that cause qua
l laave the ranks. They have donned
4 suit and as former citizens OF the
acent City, solicit the patronage OF then
md, They have a good stock %
bice groceries, aud their stock OF Bran
cannot be surpassed in quality b!
house in that city. Give them call
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF Jackson, Mississippi.
HOSrEUA GREEN. THOMAS GREEN,
pPEsIDENT CASHIER.
CAPITOL 500 600
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Once of Comptroller of the Currency,
WASHINGTON, November Is, 1865.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in the
Cy of Jackson In the County of Kinds and State Of
Mississippi, has been duly organized under and &C.
cordng to the requirements of the Act of Congress
entitled IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by !pledge of United States bonds and TO
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1854 AM has complied with all the
provisions of said required to be complied with
before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act
Now. therefore, L, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comp
troller of the Currency do hereby certify that
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON IN tAe
City Of Jackson in the county of Kinds and State oil
MissssIppi is authorized commence the business OF
| banking under the act aforesaid.
| In testimony whereof witness my hand and sea
IT, 81 of cfice, this 18th day of Novemoe-, 1900
FREEMAN CLAFKE,
| oo,, Comptro Her
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
T. P. MANNING, Secretary.
AN ACT,


An act to remove impediments IN the
OYSTER trade in jackson county
Section l.. Be it enacted BY the Legs
latars Of the STATE Of M IS dTpapasnt t the
destrnct,on of oysters, approved Fe aS' ny
T Iesh, 1880, Je and the same is hereby re-
pealed. ...Iou .r.cted. That said
.ct If the 10th February, 1869 aforesaid,
shall not be so construed as TO takeaT h y
or i in anv wise impair the comman r, sa "
Of this State ate. to Which liS nsy exist
IN S ssS 3 Be it further enacted, Ina. =
hall not be lawful, under the Provsl.or.
sc this act, for any person to take oyst -.
ciams situated upon land WHEN u ~. ~.
nronerty of another person, without 'n'
consent of the owner. IT,.
co Ssc Be il further enacted. 1n !.
.his act take effect from and AFTER y
Approved Nov. "A, 1865.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

Butler is said to have prepared legal
argument showing that DAVIS and Lee
can be tried by military tr15unal.-Ex
Not doubt of it, The beast is kind
of animal that forgets not nor forgives
Davis, for his, vileness and obscenity In
New Orleans outlawed him, and Lee re-
fused to communicate with him. Lake
the bastard Trimble of Tennessee, he
seeks their blood. The Lord only knows
how long the world will be cursed by
the presence of such fends in human
shape. .re-.-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
FOB SALE:
Cotton Plantation and STOCK.

BY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court Of Nox
ubee county Mississippi will sell the premises
on FRIDAY 22D of DECE aBER next, 1865, TO the
highest dder for Cash. the tract of land on wnirh
reside, ying in the Southern part OF No1uoe
county and Immediately the Mobile & Ohio RAN
roa containing about 1900 800 or 900 acres OF
which are cleared. and good ton land well I'm
ing and all other necessary cut houses. Also the
stock of Mules Oxen Cattle, Hogs. Wagons. Planta-
ton utensils &e and Corn FODDER, Wheat, rye
oats &c will sell or the plantation privately
before the day Of sale if desired
(Near ShnqusIak Dep.t) Near Wahaiak mobile
g. Ohio railroad. Nm. " ALLEN
Nov 2ea5t ~ - AouinlSHA'Or'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

AA We advertise in our columns this
hing the wholesale, hardware and
ksrv house of Taylor & Churchill on
se,zine street, New Orleans. They
Fe as fine a stock of goods in their line
cap be found within the limits OF the
l This is a Southern house and es-
Rlished in New Orleans 80 years ago.
Il to day stands at the head of the hard
re trade of the city. Let those mer-
hnts who deal in their line call on
I'm They eminently deserve the sue
which has thus far attended thell
hEness.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
FOR RENT.

-uE plantation Of Mrs. II. P. Washington. three
niles North Of UdcA Kinds county. h for rent
for the year 1855 Il Is one OF the best upana pAn.
-. a. An thaG section On the place Is nue and
dwelling, with seven rooms, aud neces-
az outbuildngs. negro quarters, sunciens 10
-srtv Ave negroes. good gin house, and splendid
- stsnds two good wells and good eistern IN fact
Every conveAieoce necessary; There = 30 asTsa
go - NJ Robert White Mr.. Daaisi Yates
- lsvss near the place. will show II 70 any one
Ss.srce . rent Fos terns apply 70 the undersgne
, e 3 T1As' w. L-HUOsoE.
Dec ea0
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
MARRIED

onthe 2oth nj. thsrssidenee olthe brides father
In Rankin county, BY Rev. ID. A. Campbell, DR.. CIR
NORMAN to MISS SARISTHAJ EASTERLING-
AT Sub Rosa. Kinds county, Miss. on the 9Th alt
by the Rev Edward Fdntains, CAPT MADISON G
JOHNSON, Jr, Of the late Ccnfedernte Army, Of
kentucky TO MISS ADELE GREAVES-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

The Tribune's special says noVel S San
=. 1u Socnnaant was received ct the tnalan
elar to-day. It is tabular Analysis q 81
t Is cost per head to the GoverpmWv1 ss \.
sii,;ns Indians and squaws on the ;,s g.so
srr plains. The average cost o q A rh;ie
:. Ipdian has been about $ovO. ~ 900 o0fl
en- as ! snuaw the costs is nearly s1'OVV'VVV'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

,oskss. HAMILTON, G. H. wiLso
,,rNoN, HAMILTON & co.

Nauspaper and Job Office has
ClAf'o1 e-om Meridian to this City, ard
sno's ,.,I y h. permanently located at Jack
s7D ,y,.bed at the Capitol Of the State we
,''a a''.i;on will enter on new and wider
b Ia and that, by making it first
l's'l,a - Weekly Journal, it may be re-
pau! "r sI.oue visitor in every neighborhood
s'A'0 i'm perfect Independence in the
!. W. If our opions, we shall labor honestly |
s"n f,r very measure calculated to |
lal""' Of the State and restore
W and .,rity to her citizens ou'
aI be shed with the latest teie-
""' r. ondence from important
n.anor,s Of seoceedings!at the approach
'''' e Congress, together with variety
''0n ~. ~ ,.ading matter. Special attention
s'''. 20 commercial news, and the latest
IT., from our most important cities will
f.r,rlv AS the official Journal of the
e. o.. and resolutions of the Legislature,
:. proclamations, &c, will of course be
~. 80, # interest to the legal profession,
i, orrangements to publish the de-
.t,bs High Court of Errors and Appeals
TERMS:
tone month - o.
One year ,,%g.ribers when furnished
,rier per aiiiluni 3 90
EY-SIx months s on
One year
weekly will be large donble sheet contain
-,,iing matter than any paper in the
oprvrTNS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
80, General desire among the people OF
:. f1rcopie. of the amended Constitution
..of the present Legislature, we intend a
orseveral thousand dollars, to print
o5;,ion solely for our subscribers
\ ,hscribers to the Daily or Weekly at on
rates lsl2 90 for Daily and - W 10
n. Who nav for one year in advance, VII
F'5n c,nv Of the amended Constitution an
1 y, .h. present session of the Legislator
on CHARGE. This offer WI
oocen until January.
most masters who desire to act as agents 10
Tt,ron willreceive a copy of the paper IRE
- nor cent. on subscriptions received n
!. entered on our books, or papers sent' uni
money Is received at the ONCE.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

t. MALONE, First Sergeant Co. IA" 44th MiSs Rsgtl
BYR. BROWN, OF YALosusRA
De my friends at home know that I'm dying
That Pm wounded 80 nigh my heart
Do they know that ON ths ground I'm lyinS,
That my life is so 20 depart, ~.z
Fondly did hope that I'd meet them,
At home would them again;
But on earth mere viii greet them
For I'll always sleep on the plain
And here Ia my fond mothers token
Her likeness she hung OF my breast;
But. alas it's shiverea, It's broken
Fit emblem of her at his rest
Ard re is my Kate's last letter
Butne'er read it again.
Isee where her tears made it blister,
VIII she where my heart left its stsins
They'll weep that SO early I've peIshed,
Prom them was taken soon;
They'll weep that the flower they cherished.
Has wthered er yet it is noon
ask not that they weep for me long,
That they dry up TIE tears that they shed;
I'm but in the countless thrOng
That sleep mong my comrades dead.
Let the marble ne'er treasure my name.
Nor monument mark where lay;
have sought not the plaudts OF fame,
But quietEbe the grave where stay.
Let the stranger who'll pass overmy head,
To look at the field where we fought;
Tread lightly the ashes of the dead,
And sacred be the theme of his thought.
When peacelon her glad wings shall hover
Over the land oppressed soiongi
Some will sing that their homes they recover.
But will be deaf to the song;
will be left wherelhe lannon's heavy boom,
Was the sound that lulled my rePosei
/ will be left on the field of my doom,
Where friends who inferred me where foes.
Oh could my mother find out my grave,
Could she but know where | am laid
HOW sweety I'd sleep with the brave,
In the sheet my blanket has made.
shall leave her guide, in simple art,
| If the foe don't take it away
| Look mother, the wound near my heart,
IT'S there that thy likeness will lay
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

o9Commission and general merchants
nil find at the wholesale drug store of Jas Gonesa
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans, everything belonging TO the drug trade they
may require at prices based the latest gold quo
tons
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
prACHWOOD NURSERIES,.

rv,uE Dr;ees Of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE ,.ntine
~ Of this Establishment the PFesep' p'~-'-"
setson ,,Ie Trees.-s3o per hundred; less man
Andrsd a cents each ,,.h.r /. hun
Peach TEeee-SN Per hsndreo = sD---
orsa So TTees-(DwaFt and standarclS0' POI
hundred less than Au ma Neetartne Trees
"A sen.. sse1 per dOssn; sao per han
dreds 80, Pc warren, Pauline, Clinton
1ssa~a and Hartford PrOli1Ae.--So GEMS y
| Sl sReh. Eo.anas each 20 e5 peFaaoEen-
4 Scuppe Trees, Shrubs R0aeos -
Torn ss.S cents 90 one dollar each .a.,.n. I.
-Fte% nsy viii be made for packing sume'sA' :
eevsr me eos Sss,Iyered ID good order on tie ea
- station, after which they are ~ the laaA
i he puFchfoes AaA.a.s 80 s. @3k
TERMS CASE eco u. GAINES.
lMey sodH sA's A4e'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

b@r Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
,orner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans Is now prepared to supply those in want OF
rugs and medicines, with everything apPsrtalnlne
the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
By R. M BROWN, OF YALosusi

tRsspectfuTy dedicated to the memory Of wILLIAN
g. MALONE. First Sergeant Co. IN" 44th Miss. RsGt.l
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
tine DYING soLUER.

To the Air, DO thew Miss me a. Home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
The Female Immigrants for Washington
.-- Territory. -.r..

Tho purposes Of the femae errigration to-
Washington Territory, recently projected and now
nearly brought TO successful start from Ney.York by
the Government steamship Continental, lave been
already mersioned In detail in the columns OF The
TRIBUNE. The expedition was to have sailsd IasS
Saturday vsek ago, bat owing to va,ious causes Of
delay. tie steamship is still lying in the harbor Mr.
Mercer the EisrAnt Agent Of Washington Territory.
hopes to be ready TO sail in few days. on nex Sat,x.
day II possible. % t~ -
He has now procured upward Of 1000 enigrsnts.
most Of whom wiprobaby screw tAeir courage to the
sticking point BY the time the steam Is ready to SAIL
AS before stated Upward of nine.te1ths Of them
young Indies between the ages Of l6 and % or %.
large number Of these lave their passaes furnished free
condition that they refund the ual cost to Mr.
Mercer when able to Dc sosnd all are guaranteed rc-
munerative employment Immediately upon arriving IN
tho Territory Iris employment viii W. OF yaTiou1
kinds, consisting Of schooFteaching. musictesching
doing Homework In Villages aud farms, or whatevet
they may be best qualified for
Nearly all OF the young ladies' have education. many
are handsome and all theare possessed f6nergyvir
tue habits OF industry, and sincere desire 70 improve
their fortunes and win comfortable homes Ia the
regions OF the great North West. 1t will certainly be
novel and pleasing when the steamship Contnea-
souls for the far Pacific Slopes whose almost womanesa
districts they viii brighten with their smes and softeR
with the gentleness of female Influence
The larger portion Of the erigrnnts remain for the
present a, their different homes and will arrive In
New York until the Continental Ia ready to sail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Arrived.

Steamship sco'in tBr) Juikins. Liverpool TIL Queens.
TOWN Oct g. mde and pass. L. CnnarJ.
Steamship fazoo Couch, Richmond Norfolk "a hours with
nase aud pass, TO q. Heinken L Palmore.
Steamship FL Cid Hobart Nrwbefn ~ c.. via Fortress
Monroe 20 isonr,, with Isdsc aHd pass TO C. Goodpced.
stean,siP Ericsson tow6sT San Juan del E.re Me- 9Th
Steamship Yong Rover, Small Galveston IS days with
cotton to Dnneaa, Sherman & Co. Had heavy heap winds
tho entire. -
Steamship Monterey. Furber New.Orleans Oct H. with
Indse. and passengers to J. A. Rayuor
Steamship Sea Gu Fish, Baltimore 30 hours mdse to j.
N. Small
IT, :. steamer Anemone Krnes Beaufort ~ c. IS hours,
Bark Prind.e''e Alexandra tDsn Verdon Humacos, p r.
50 ot Tih, with sggnI, &c, to Roche Bros d Cofi.
z. u. Peter. Had heavy weather. lost and .pii sails.
"a g Oondoier tof Psrboro, N.Sl Crane Windsor H. s.,
Q da, plaster, D; II; De Wolf & Co. -
Bill, Coronel (of WiudsoY ~ 81, Marsters Ct John P.
r. 2f days, Rite sugarto q. 4. D-Wolfk Co.
schh T. Palmer, Palmer jacksonville Days, with cot
Sen r. Caldwell Mccormick Mobile % duv, with cotton
to Jonas Smith Go. Had heavy weather. split sails
Schr =; w. Remscy, Cranmer Georgetown.
schr Hannah Matilda Price, Baltimore.
Sehr. Joseph franklin. Randolph, Virginia.
schr. W: H. Ru,an. sprague. Georgetown.
Schr } b. Meyers. Wildil Baltimore.
schr. H. S. Wood, French Vhsinia.
schr. Evelin, Rose, Virginia
schr. +. r. Simpson. Hszeton. Virgins.
schE IT, Hoy, Cnnmer. virginia
s sssI y N'Iy bs rats' y fisinla
Scir Active Sherman baltimore. .' % %
schf. ChAs. H. Northam, Pelt. Portland CT.
schr. J. Wright, Wright. Portland, CT
Schr j. Nelson, Bnrfe, Gloucester
schr. Robert smith Rankin, Portland, c.
Schr f. w. PRATT, kendrcrs Bltn.ore for Boston.
Sohr. Richmond, Cousin. Eiy bethport for Portland.
Schr. Quutsr Hul.e, EiEsb.thport for Scw.Lon'ion.
schI Lady sraok Psndrion, izate aport Tor Boston.
Schr. T. r. Cooper Wheaton. Elzsbeihport for Newport
seur. Justice, Taylor, South Anboy Ia Newport.
sehr. Evergreen, Bellows, Newport for Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

hsa an on,or.un,.v Of .eenr Aumaa sfestont or Ab.
dolaleph teacher Of anatomy. who was gDhgea 70
take his students to the buryng ground to denoneHas
the bones; COrtesius. q professor OF anatomy
two human bodies In twenty.four years.
~ sIpscovoy until quito lately, both anatomy aud
thnse Of the skeleton forbidden, the frs. as IN
hum an ands the latter as subseryient 10. wchorat.
She carluded her lecture by showing the importanco
of kn,wlcdge Of anatomy to the surgeon, obsetoian
physician patbologist and physioogist. Antony Is
the grOuna woIk or base of the medical sciences. The
audience m nfested their appreciation Of the lecture
by heartily EeoriDg at its termination. go ~
The prospects OF TIC Institution. We learn were
never il.tsring than at present The attendance
OF students is ftey TO 10 quito large. They have.
comfortable bulldhg and roolns at The corner Oh
Twe.fthst. and FO1rthaYe.