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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. made a decision yesterday in rela-
ion to the amount of stamp duty neces-
,ary in a deed of trust and mortgage
amounting to sao,ooOOOO. In answer
an inquiry whether 81 900 in stamps
ias sufficient, he decided that it would
squire $4,000 in internal revenue
lamps, else IL would be invalid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

In cultivating the tomato IN large
market gardens, the plants ere usual
" pinched l,eiorv their flnal tssns
planting. and they are then 'en -
grow without any support; but ~
small gardsus. not only y greater
n.atnyss eL-xx~ed BY taking come
rains TO train the plants, but the iru.'
i improved both 10 quantity and quail.
;,y There are several methods ~
training. Que which, i not altoge'n
or the simplest, il one Of the nes'ess,
i described by Mr.. q. n. Childs, q
JIsncock Co. III. AS soon ~ Inc
alsnts are large enough. transplant
10 rich. light coil. one in . hil's anu
NJ least i've feet apart each way A
least once : week, scoop the earth
away from around the plant ssd Pcar
On : quart or more Of soap soos'L
When the plant commences 60 efancn
cut Of the outer braches; TINS VIII
have tendency to i0crease the s'ze
If the stock and cause It to grow
bushy. After tho plant are q Or 70
inches high, they shoald b proviseso
with frames. l mals mise BY spIH,
ting standards from pine boards, . IL
feet long. and sharp the lower ends.
To these standards are nailed slats
made BY saving I teet laths into three
pieces. The frames ase made 10
inches square. mailbag the lever elats
at.15 inches from the bottom Of the
standards, the upper ones At tue TOP
with Others mid way between the two.
Frames made in this way have been
ip use five years. and with little re
pairing will last some years longer
When the branches extend beyond the
slats and over the top Of the frame
clip them. leaving one leaf above me
fruit stems. and continue 10 do tins
throughout the season. The plants
trained thus and showing its ripe and
ripening fruit, forums most beautiful
object. and one tomato grown IN this
way is worth dozen as usually cult
waited. Last year had y plants
from which garthered An abundanct
Of fruit for table use and canning, FOL
a family OF five persons, besides dis
tributing from five to six bushels
among my friends No one need &
be afraid of using the knife freely, a
there is no danger that the plant vii
not fruit abnndantly; in my expert
ence the difficulty has been 10 keep y
from fruiting too much
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

ILLUSTRATED mon
IL THLY AVID MuE DEMOREST-S
uf2GpR or FASHIONS . AsrsfD.
THE MODEL MAGAZINE aaERIc,
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
FOR 1865
SPtExrrp PRDsRanNE OF LITERARY
voyELrfEs. consisting Of brilliant It'd ga
serssininc Stories, Poems. prsr,'rr' Re
reips-. aud other H.n-ehoId Matters. VI D.
.ur usual Mammoth Fashion Pis'es. anf = =
-lsg.., array Of she is'esf FASHIONS. Tor
h,eh We rosssss sxtrsar dinsry fscIstl--.
,i,h over ten doiiar-' rn-fh NJ u~~inl ~
- .hionsbie f.Ii srz- Patterns fo isfi4s s"s
lrhiidrsn's dress. snd FIJI three dvll-rr' wov' b
Il original uu-ic gill be gwen curing RI
ve.r. together ~ith . constant succession
~ li,.r.rv and useful novelties. al 20 b
prnsuseiy ilinsrs,ei w,ih fine Engrsvng~.
presenting the most attractive entertain
iey. useful and artistic Msg .zins. IN besu.
lnsul riy Ie Ter binding. and the finest MONTH";
coz published.
Sinrl copies - rsn's. Yearly So
p.rkave ~ '~o dollsrs wovsb. fuii size
lfsshionsbla Patterns. OF . large. splendid
and artistic psrinr steel Engrsvirg i pre-
.en,ed a. . premiom 70 esch and every sub
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| Also, . splendid premium with each rlub
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A club Of two. q - esch. secures q 4
pen. = dress elevator. or Nine Dem"re-r'
sssfem OF dress cutting 10 bo'h subscribers
o. . besrsisnl photographic album. or Peter
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Msgsziae-
For club Of eight, websier's large Die
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/ For tbirsy-6ve. = wheeIe, 4 Wilson,,
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gan
For two hundred and seventy. : large o.
esn Or . new Piano
1 These terms are more favorable thsn Of
Tered By sny other publication. Singh
copies Of The Magazine mailed Tree on r.
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mems. 10 cents. Addrsss-
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In addition % our sasin ho~'n-s- ~ rms
ruekAPH'c MATTHIAS we sre hesoquar-
|s~ss i.r The fslln~irg va;
'STER EoscOpEs ANosTEREoScOPic
VIEWS
lOs ,b.se ~ h.vs an imm-sS. .ssr''msnt.
lincluaing War scenes. American -nd For
sign Cs,iss snd Landscapes. Groups. Sisiu-
lsry &c, g. Also. Revolving S,er-oseop-s.
az public ~ private exhibition. Oor Csts-
lisrue ~iIl be sent to any address on fes'ePs
LOT stamp.
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-. = n. r. ANTHONY 4 20.
n anu acturers Of Photographic Mate
rails.
wpoLssALE Asp sFTAiL
Sol BROADWAY n. Y.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

rIsrk-Hsssv A. HoLrsAvs-
Auditor - TaEoDs-RE S"nDEEsAuu.
Trrssrrsr-E STEPHKSsos-
R.cord-s-AuGrsr LsIscHcs-
sherifF-HsHEv MAvsrEL.
coroner--J q ALLEs.
grrveycr-S. WILLIAMS.
VIZ ". GRsES.
r " DAVIS. Commissioner.
q. NIEHAus.
OFFICERS % RAfspRrncE TcwrsHiS-
Jas,ires- Sebastian Kvebler. w. Moorcs
r. Bselage.
Trustee-M keefer.
Constsbies-A. Eeksrf, II. Endhofen
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GOLD u + AZ >
ron THE MILLaoU
The Bsss Gold rsss ia The World


On receipt o. he follov,s9 ssas. - vili
ssnd. by nail. ~ o directed. Gs<d Fen o.
Pens. selecting ~ ssms according % the
description. Dsm-y-
Gold pens. in silver plated extension
cases. with pencils.
For Il NJ 8 pen. fs~ 81 IS No . pen; for
a 81 Ne. 4 pen; for 81 No 5 pen; ior
- IS No. pen.
Th.se esss are stamped rHE iMPERiAL
PEN. sod are veil 6.isied sal 6ne writ
~ Gold PENS. with good srid'sm points.
skhough they ere IN wsussssd. end csnso'
be exchanged
WARRANTED GOLD PENS.
Our nsme (AnERfcAx G-Lp PEs c.. N
Y. y u sssmprd 90 al ovs u assa'v Psas
and the poinfs are warranted ias AZ m.nth~
except against accidents Our sscnn5
snalisv Pens are stamped TIL u NATION
al PEN 9TH the ini,isls of osr 6rm IA
g. r O. snd ere carefully msde. h.v'"s
the same points - cur first qus'ry Pens
the only great difference being 10 the quail
ity Of the Gold.
Gold Pens. Let and I'd quality in
Solid Silver Extension Csshs,
with Pencils.
For 81 90 No. I pea Isl quality or NJ.
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For ~ rs No Q pen Let qusHty or No.
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The ZANE Gold Tens. in Solid Silver
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Holders and Morocco Cases
For 81 rs : No. pen Il, qualify ors ~
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FIR So 80 No. pen l., qasIi,y or No
5 psn Cd quality
For 50 90 n. pm IL, Quality or No,
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For So 50 : No Z pen.
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Fw So 70 No. II pen; all fret qusli,y
Our pens ssnk throughout the country >,
.quai II not superior 20 any gold peas MAJ
uiacsured. Not only for their wrissse qaal'
tire bot Durability sed elegant finish Tns
greatest care 10 used 10 their manufacture
and rome are sod wiih the slightest imper
lection which skill can detect.
Parties ia ordering mnss srecify the name
NUN Der end quality in 81; instances a.,
whether stiff or imbes. cosvse o. 6ne.
TO CLUBS.
A disccuns n - per cent. will b. siiowe
loo sums Of SIS, u sent 70 me address. .
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lon $40.
All se,aittsnces by msil. EEcIsrEREp sr
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lrepninied for so cents. BY mail.
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Photographic Albums

We we're the fret 20 Introduce these into
she United States. snd ~ manufacture im
mense qusnnfies il great variety. rsngl"e
IN pr,~. from 50 cents 10 $50 esch Our
ALBUMS have the reputation Of being
suo.sior in b-su'y md durability 20 any
other. They ~ill be sent by msil. free. on
receipt Of price.
nPFine Albums made to ore er.-1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

TA Chinese physician in San Francis.
co earns By HE pssc,ies $4,000 per sn
nun.
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cARDpHOTOGRApHs.

Our Catalogue nc~ embrsess ovsrfINE
THOUSAND different subjects Go wh'eh
.ddifisns are continually being msd-) o.
Portraits Of Eminent Americans. &c. VIZ:
about.
100 NJ .ior. Generals. $50 Statesmen.
300 Brig Generals. I'D ps'ne-.
'275 G. ,lonel-. l25 An'h"rs.
100 Lieut. -Colonels. 40 Artists
$50 Other Officer-. LIS S'sge.
IS N.vs Ohcer-. 50 Pron'0f ~or'en
$50 Prominent Fo,,lgn Portraits.
1900 COPIES or WORKS OF ART.
including reproductions Of 'hr m~-' c'''e-
ibrsfed Engrsvisg-. Paintings. S'-'nss. DC
Caislcrues SEN on r-rein' NJ S'snla. An
order for One Dozen PICTURES from "ur
c.,.iosas will be filed IN The receipt y
<l so. sud cent hy mail. FRsE.
Photographs snI o,hers c-trring 90 IL
10. q. ID will please remit 'senfs hive PEI
cent ~ The smuunf with their order.
E.&H T. ANTHONY l. 90.
Manufacturers Of pho'err- phic Materials
sol BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
nyras prices and quality d our goods
car not fail n satisfy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27

NfPo,s,oes are selling in Hartford. u
a 50 cents per bssheL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-27
JASPER and LOOGOOTEI
STAGE ROUTE

YvIIE undersigned informs the public fha
i his stages Iesve jasper Tor Loogoosee
every Mondsy. "Wednesday snd Friday. snd
returns on the alternate days. without regard
TO wesIher Or rosds. the year round. An
other person also runs . convey snce some
nmss when the roads and weather are good
This - 10 inform those xho pstronise the
pleasant weather route. fhst should they
hsvs occasion - nee my line they will b
charged toubie rates.
KASPER JOHH.
job 3nlh. ISL v.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25
From Mexico-strstegy OF tho Liberals
Mastery Retreat of Ncgrete.

New YonK, July 25-Tho New Orleans
Times City Of Mexico correspondence says
when Negrete fell back from Matamoras he
offered Col. Jonnygros battle at Ducna Vista,
which was declined, and finding the Impcri-
alists were planning to surround him. Negretc
retired to Mcnchorn, whore he divided his
forces, marching them in different directions,
and thus Marshal Bazaine's combination,
which was to end the war, was frustrated.
1t is becoming daily more serious in the
State Of Chichoacoca, and force Of one
thousand men had been sent from Mexico to
protect Morelia, the capital Of that State.
Count Potter has been censured and re-.
called for allowing Peculis to defeat him.
Col. Pauline also suffered q disaster. The
city Of Tula has been taken by the Liberals.
The town Of Matchuala had been stormcd.
The Impcrialists lost 800 French troops. No
quarter was asked or given.
The States of Gucnero, Chiaopas, Tabasco,
and the greater part of Vera Cruz and Va
cnjo are in the hands Of the Liberals.
President Juarez is in quiet possession of
Chihauhau. The bitterness of the people is
growing stronger daily. 1t is impossible to
collect taxes,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25
Recovery OF the watch of Col. UIrich
Dahlgrcn.

Several days since, Capt. Hoffman, Chief
Of the Military Police, received information
which justified him in the belief that certain
parties in this city were in possession Of facts
in regard to the whereabouts of the watch
taken from Col Ulrich Dahlgren's body after
his death. On Friday last Capt. Hoffman
arrested party in this city, und, upon ex.
animation, conclusivcly proved that the nc.
cuscd knew al about where the watch was.
lie being released on bail in the sum Of
80, 900, until the watch was produced, yes
to-day the watch was handed over to Capt.
Hoffman, and is now in his possession.
1t appears that the watch was taken from,
the body Of Col. Dahlgrcn by Lieut.. Hart,
commanding tho detachment which ambus.
caded Col. Dahlgrcn, and by Hart turned
over to other parties for safe.kecping until
the excitement was over, and all hope given
up for its recovery. Col 0uld having used
every effort to recover the watch, created
some alarm in the mind of Hart, who sent
the watch, by other parties, to Mathews
county, where it fell into tho hands of the
party from whom it was recovered.
The watch was manufactured by J. +.
Cooper, Gray's Inn, London, and numbered
2,S37 81 cap, open white face, and marked
on the back with the letters "a. r., in q
scroll contained within shield The chain
is very light, gold one, of the snake pattern,
t~ Ii the vest-hook gone, and n part of the
ciain with it. The short chain is splccd
with a string to make out its length to reach
he vest button-hO from tho pocket Tie
chain bears evidence of being broken in the
excitement of the moment while tearing il
from the body.
The recovery of this watch will be crafty
ing to the family of this young hero, AM
will be cherished with the livelicst feelings o
remembrance for the departed dead. Capt
Hoffman is entitled to tho thanks of all con
ccrnoJ for the interest and peculiar sagacit,
with which ho has managed the affair, re
suIting with such success, and qualification
to the numerous friends and brothers-in
arms of the departed hcro.-NOrI0i& Past
2Rh.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

The United States frigate Congress, sunl;
by the Mcrrimac in Hampton Roads, opposite
Newport News, was raised on Thursday last
Five powerful steam pumps were put in mo-
tiOn at obb tide, throwing out eight gallons
of water per minute. The hull became buoy.
ant and began slowly to rise the surrounding
watcr-tght bulkhead rising with it. Slowly
the mass emerged from bone" IN the surface
of the water, and at 2 o clock the light of day
| once more shone on the deck.
The wreck, rs appearing above the waters,
says II correspondent gives a fair idea of the
original size of the ship, though much of the
after part of the vessel is gone. On the deck
arc two rusted guns to which oysters and
barnacles are tightly clinging.
A carpet of algp is spread over the deck
| The teredO has boced into the timbers and
the ribs of oak are honcycombed. Save
the great amount Of metal in and about the
wreck the remains of the Congress are use
| less.
There are vague runners us to paymaster's
safe, with SEQ, 900 in specie, being about the
wreck This is n rumor only, but the divers
will take sharp look to discover, if possible
anything bearing the resemblance of a pay-
masters safe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25
SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK, H. Nj
The Explosion at Mobile.

The court of inquiry appointed to investi-
gate the facts and circumstances connected
with the explosion of the magazine at the
Marshall warehouse, in the city Of Mobile
Ala, on the 25th of May, have reported
The court find that the Marshall warehouse
was as ft building for the storage of pow
der and ammunition as could be procured
within the limits of the city of Mobile; that
Brevet Captain W. s. BEEBE selected proper
and efficient experts in ordnance for the pur.
pose of having immediate charge of the
building and superintendence of moving and
storing the ammunition but the court are Of
opinion that the testimony substantiates the
fact that there had been, during the day on
which the explosion occurred, gross and cul-
pable carelessnoss on the part of the fatigue
party in handling the fixed ammunition. The
court find it impossible to render IN opinion
as to the immediate cause Of the explosion
as so, far ms is known, no person at or in the
building survived the explosion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

A GREAT MlsTAKE.-The old provcrb of
circumstances alter cases" had spicy illus
tration the other day ut Boston hotel and
two partcs-onc from this city and the other
from Boston-pNrticipnte therein. Ayoung
man, who is the least bit feminine in his ap.
peNrance, parting his hair in the middle, &c.,
went to Boston, and while in that city was
taken with severe fit of collie. Stopping at
IL hotel he put himself to bed and sent for n
physician. The doctor came, felt his pulse,
examined his stomach, and inquired solemnly
if his habits were ''rcgular;" to which the
young man, somewhat surprised, answered
in the affirmative. The doctor then cau-
tiously and politely informed his patient that
his symptoms manifested some probabilities
of an increase Of the census in II short time.
The surprise Of the cholic.strickcn young
man at this singular announcement was only
cQuallcd by that of the doctor when he dis
covered the true sox Of his patient, "Cir-
cumstanccs alter cases always,-SpiHg-
feH UHiOm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25
Muster Out OF the Remainder Of the
Ninth Corps.

The Ninth Coyps will soon csase to exist ms
nm organization, in consequence of the order
issued yesterday by Major General ArGun,
commanding this Department, directing the
muster-out of the remaining division, the
first.
Tho following organizations go out Of
service under tho provisions of this order
9th Michigan volunteers, 37th Wisconsin
volunteers, Cd Michigan veteran volunteers,
jOth Pennsylvania volunteers, sth Michigan
veteran volunteers, LIST Michigan sharp,
shooters, 18th Now York veteran volunteers,
Goth Ohio volunteers, 20th and j7th Massa.
chusetts veteran volunteers, Sd Maryland
battalion veteran volunteers, and the 18th
| New Hampshire volunteers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

MONDAY, July "a, 1860
tPrices 0fuen beioD refer 10 wholesale operations
nnLu nm Leg ofhertnfAe e1.IlreRRs1

MONDAY, July "a, 1885.
tPrices 1fpen betoD refer TO wholesale operations
only. unless othsr,ofse Expressed.
COFFEE. No sales to-day. The bark lap
wing, from Rio, Is reported in the bay, bound to
this port.
FLOuR.-Thc market is very irregular; good
Super aud Extra for retailing Is scarce aud held
al high figures bulk Of the flour offering Is Of
inferior quality, aud but little inquired for. We
report sale OF 100 bbls City Mills shipping Ex-
ira at $3.50, but held generally at $40; Baltimore
Family Is steady at llaSll. 10; Howard street
Extra ranges from IS to $3.50, ~ to quality
Western do. !. 2jaSS; Howard street Super is
quoted at -. 2jas7. 30; Ohio do. S8.75at7.
GRAIN-wheht-lO,OO 900 bushs. offered included
IN the sales were 1000 bushs white at SOaS2 81,
l,iJO bushs. rcd at |. S7aSl.0j Corn-l2,0OO
bushs white and only $40 bushs yellow received (;
market lower for white; 10000 bushs. sold at
OOa9jc. GO bushs inferior do. Mt Sic. and 600
bushels yellow ut 0jaa7c. per bush. Oats-l3, 900
bushels received and sales OF $500 bushels at
jOa5jc. weight, aud 200 bushels ut 42aIjc.
measure, all new crop Rye, $50 bushels re-
cclycd; no sales reported.
MoLAssEs.-we report the sale Of 2ll pun
chcons, l2 hhds., tres, and bbls. Barbados,
lust landed per brig Susan duncan, at 60c per
gallon, 90 days.
PROvIsIoSs-The demand was very light o.
day, but holders remain firm. Stock small aud
In few hands. Bnlk shoulders are held at l7lSc. ,
with some inquiry sides l7Ic Bacon-jobbiug
ut ls'[alSHr. for shoulders, and l0lEc for sides
ham' 3Oai2c. for best sugar cured, and &c. | cr
ID for plain. Other articles same as before re-
ported.
SrGAR-Is steady, with sales Of ll2 hhds. Eng
lish Island common refining, at ll%c. mos. ;
~ hhds grocery Cuba, at l2l4c., and 80 hhds.
prime Porto Rico, at ljc. per lb.
WnIsKY-Is scarce and higher; stock very
light, and none arriving. We report small sales
Al 81 is, and at the close SO. 10 per gall offered.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25
Death of n veteran Abolitionist.

New HAVEN, Conn, July 23.-Mr. Arthur
Tappan died here this morning, in the SOth
year of his age. His funeral will take place
on Tuesday afternoon, at 5 O'Clock.
The Tribune says: "Mr. Tappan was one
of the early aboltionists, and chcerfully took
q large share of the obOQuy and persecution
which was visited upon that despised class in
its darkest days. When Garrison was i'm.
prisonel in Baltimore for an article in his
paper on the domestic slave trade, Mr.. Tap
pan paid tho fine and released him from jail
and his name, from that time forward, was as
notorious and almost as much hated at the
South as Garrison own. Like most of the
class to which hG was known to belong, his
whole life gave the lie to the assertion that
the abOlitionists were men of one idea,' for
there was no charitable work or pious pur-
pose to which he did not give the benefit of
his great executive ability and tho support
of his hearty and untiring devotion. Nor did
old age cool his ardor. To the end of his days
his interest In good works never tagged, and
for him certainly awaits the award: We'll
done, good and faithful servant. Mr.. Tap
pan was in the SOth year of his age"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25
pERsuNAI.

Gen. GRANT left last night for n trip Of
recreation. lie will be absent about three weeks.
llc will visit Saratoga first, and afterwards enjoy
II sea voyage, stopping at Halifax.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR announces to
his friends that he expects to succeed BosjAmin
J. Harris In the next Congress, and to effect that
purpose has linked his fortunes with the anti.
Davis party OF Marylapd. lie introduced 10 the
President yesterday seventy five men, who rep
rescut tho Swan conservatives, and who demand
the removal Of Hoffman and other officials.
Gen. N. p. BANKS was recently admitted
to practice as u lawyer in the United States DIS.
trict Court Of Louisiana, In New Orleans
DOEsrIcKs is leoturing to the soldiers at
Hilton Head.
Gov. BRoUGH, Of Ohio, is so much better
that hopes are now cutertaincd that he will re-
cover
A MAN named Joseph Creel, who was q lad
of two or three years old when Washington was
born, is now living in Wisconsin at the age OF
l3o. He is great smoker, and the doctors think
that but for this he might live to be pretty old
man.
TIE King of Italy will send to the Dublin
exhibition the biggest emerald in the world, next
to the Emerald Islo. " II Is six inches long,
four broad and three thick, and has engraved
upon 1t the lords supper, after Domichino.
Mr.. AUTHUR TAPPAS died last Monday at
his residence In New Haven, Conn, in the SOth
year Of his age. Ills funeral will take place in
that city this afternoon at Ave o'clock.
Dick BETHEL, the proaigate son of the late
Lord Chancellor Of England, owes $4,000.
LOSGFELLow's S income is $14, 900.