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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27

sAsrsox.-Ths glory Of q woman. like the strength Of
Sampson lays very much In her uxuant hair. To pre-
serve this in all m glory requires care. and the Of
carefully prepared aud scientifically compounded yege
table wash, such as you have In Kendsis AmbO.e.
II has no deetsrious ngredient refeshes, strength
ems and preserves the flowing rese and cannot be sur
passed a. an innocent and valuable preparation. The
Ambolse can be procured at any Druggists Je24-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AT
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A reasonable deduction made 70 yearly advertisers.
Legal Advertisements OIL 50 per square for the hrst
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Legal Advertisements inserted atthe expense ofthe at
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zs but collectable at usual time. Publishers not
for the accuracy Of legal advertisements be
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ELDER, HARKNRss BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. M. TILF0RD,
President Indian apolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
Philosophy of Marriage .

TINHK PRoPRIEToRs or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
u OF Anatomy have determined, regardless Of
Pense, TO issue Free for the benefit o. suffering hs-
maniy and suppression Of quAekery four Of their
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage and its
dsqualincatOns. Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline u Manhood, Indigestion. Weakness
Depression. lpotency. Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
the great Social Evil and those AalxdeS which result
from youthful oes excesses Of maturity, or glorases
Of Physiology and laws OfSature.
These fnvaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enlightsning and saving thousands and ~ BE- fcrvsrc
tary. SeS York Museum Of Anatomy and hecctne, s1s
Bro.d-sy. New rork ian2l-tly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE |!

$1,000 PIANOS. WATCHES. CHAINS,
SEWING MACHINES,
Ms,odsons ph tograph Albums Oold Pens Sets of lew
ery, Jackets, pisn ond Kinge, Family Biblea,
Framed Engraving, Silver TcaSs:s,
Silver Cups. A. 10.
WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
All 10 10 Aold for 81 each without feeErd 10 value.
Not 70 b. paid Tor until you know Whist
YQu ate 10 rectiYe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

tha' eaoA ari Al Of He artis'ea vers wortt
richie The amCuat &c coat t. las raeiritut-
Ant Fome y: .ha:a SIX times
We have eeea aeuo very F"..''v sre ju,c
~ ,aHt' Trd 1oHsP ems. G.it atch -
Ladies' halas !iag hr ce1e's &c "
BAY" bean sent IL A,rartais \ &" Ia TO-
place for - each. -. sngei,cg nrparir
SrdG Feb. IS, 1868.
AtrES 'TS.--Nc went agents in every
regiment ard in every town ard county il
thc coHr' ~. ana these acting ~ such vi {
lie allowed 10 ceats ~ every rcrtiinNte
@ctsbi ny them, provided thor reri.tee j,
slnuunfp % enc dollar also ether in lice
Sacrss which can hr i,a~red on application
iTna;s sill collect IS eerts e., every car,it
c"ta and remit 5 Genie 10 ~. either in ca h
81 IS age s'anrs.
ss:s syEssEE 81 CD,
4@&;5, itT sss ssaG.v:ss. M
GHass.ss s. NELSON.
GENERAL AGENTS d nEALENS
II al Kinds az
hlGVL7GRll |NPLnliLIll
Farming Machinery,
Have now on hand tor Sc,
hInbY.S CGyB WE'D REAPEh
1Ntt 40 VIZ,
). III. ssaney's a.mh1s,rs; Il a.er
ae.a Newer,
Bats Ohio Rtnr.r and -Kouer,
Sweepstakes Threshirs Machines. Two ''crse
Buck eve ru'tirh'crs. Eurh's Parent
Gang piow. r. Gat,'s IN.
ten. Combined seed
en~er ard
ltisator,
stener's Tatent Cast Stse' Wire yooth snlkcy
Horse fake.
sa'h2's s riictta rrsriur Corn Planter,
G. ". Erovns ff;a|sshur gh, Corn Pisn'sr
Spri. I ,ooth Hay Rake wifhnu. wheels
and lifted over The wunow nv haua
OGDEN Tooth Revolving Hose
kases, Burr4ns lr,n Corn
si.el'ers. iiiie-roll hay
cutters, also L.-er
hay cutters,
Horse hay forks, Five teo,h cnl,iva'.r. double
tfcse, p'ows. Grand nc;our Flows
OF 81 sires, and
Mnlin" Clipper T oSs.
rar.icu.,r attention Is caleb to our sssori-
ment Of F. +. Smith
CAST CAST SIEFL ii.ONS =
Lar2s .>,.s H.eaLing !'jom:, r;sh and
r.,1nM t,ncae.
Wakefield corr. planters. which are the
best il use Nc have also, the tesl assert.
lsctt .f tor;. spades st1ov"ls h - - | ,ak,s
in this MARKET; atsn h>.tet4 az mi ntis
luca.f.ee of ~ Iir!-, cufrY cents card
ltarse ras;,+s, coffee r.ils waaii boards.
srirp. tucf sa " saw ) az, * haNs clothes
ertake.s ee ,-hssc ifte. fax ana wao vince.
hrouns hsi-co,,le ha''etS. pals, atsh tN"s
), cotiri. tnwis. erird-stnnts nra lar cings,
r.ri IN ! hoe handles o: a 4 sand s'zrs
a'so g,uera assurir ert Of wnrcn sat
consisting Il hnhs, fcllces, saved anC taD',
-,u k,- a1c,s tongues. huEcy-r '.snn' s"atis
finished an ~ finished.
iiso, l4rs: s:pp'a II Schu'her' dni Fsr;a.
hisconsn,) Wagons
IN en'iirr s'ten,i,n % tbs ahose q tctes
ne a. .oi claim that We lave iaalt ~ c7.
sell caralt.r Il an anyh;t!t v,s' ~ tEi':.g- -
i e do r. ~ rnwever. ,iaf We h: y" h,."eNf y
nrgr stoct ana IS cheap rs any one else can
suy al ci Which wf ia.t,si to :. 1T prices
n N -iR warrant tios. ia rcd Of om 20. d
ii hasinc tt.eia. 'al.a y, j esar.ine or vonr-
eiysa.
GRAF II 4 SFLSaN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
I'M. gurGu@t ar,r,.,esae4sacas !

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3SS EFfES.A,Ak% tt9R Sc
s#7t REGARD ~ TGsHa = ito Il raid
III. ami. -,as E5.. =. = hnt ros. krc B; Te-
a.5cn.f
sy} r;,,,fA ....sy, tn., l. ri p,
tr. i..s1r EaaAt
t7"N..ltt lnxfe, wv - 80 each
- Nith BELLE
ari e@ft'netg, aE'' 10 800 y
~ ~. t,rrv'z ALL o.
tf Ifes - T. Z" %
e@"er >N6ae rle-, &@ta Il2
,ea ehrr2 at" -
.,1 4 e.s,,.s I iyiah.ec.eftah5
ceaso,s, 1850 .
@5us rruf, r.!.l.saAo
testsle . - 10 u
6 OH 9o.en SIN @'e2 gra-rs 70 Ia an ar
.ss4 Table E.o,t.,
& Fpras ennsA It
.1 aont. co,i liar.icz ;.-s
wstescs 5gt3 Tx, e.,
80 lsi'as Gori Z r-.sns'Ei
unniip- E.4. vatgba. Alta 70 Il
,H1dart .i.I,nttrr.casa silver
ws,eh.s 40 "a q
~ Diamond uieF, sato 1t,q !.
$3.50 Ga7J ~, + n,a.. ,air. a. ~ q.
900 n4,l Mind Hrae,l-t- n "
~ rs,,7i ,r.,i nr,,et,.s a., 10 q
ftl Cha e,.ine hairs i Guard
Chains 50, -
80 Solitaire \ Gat' Brooches Il 10
sGl tasal, Gn.l IN! Ig.rrsi..
T.rpaeh.a so
tst-2 M6snie ;tt Taya I Flor
entine na. f3,crs ~. &
800 Coal tA.nl ! E,.e.a,f.-sr
'goYa .;a 8
<'1N callcra D.aT,cud5re
bin. go 10 10
SO Colt g'coa vsst rato:
k.ga S 9..9t, 8
1.stl i7us, i Vast .sibtors slides 8 10 10
d.s5a Sets >ol,taito sltcSe-but.
tons, snas, -. 40 q
Ssstl Go' ihltnoe', Pencils &c. 8 to :"
3ff,I sir'at:rs saet:'s $50 to 10 +"
TO Lcc.ets, magic
sIt!as 70 10 %
. 80 "a I, i>asl. iAst4s, esces.
s., ii. .
I - !ttR:a goo. r:Tss, 10 ~
$50 essssti q IA! .ifgs 10 II
zoos. sscl All sfeuet rlnes :. 90 10 ~
}ae.. a'.te9u asiaz,.rirjnys "a 10
,srs, 80 l.a4tes reae,sv--Tet
aai Coz 5 10 Is
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
~ w .IEiRTS FOR 1865
TIE ,sRI,riNVENrit,N ~ TIE HE N
HOOP SKIRTS.

y ba il,l.ni ! New pt.,ui pUPiEX
Eli. TIC (or aoahle, SPRING Sktsi.
WESfS BRADLEY 4 CARY. iia,e J / 4
] -. West SnLE pRDpRls. Toss AMI
aaN'F' fifi.hs. o. Chambers and -
Nj tta4 sjiests >ee EaI.
f5ItsI Nsts tx consist. nj izftti.ES
10: We h,jsutr ,Aer ,.ienn3s. iuxeaius-
Btaile! EIst /, aa Firmif eegs her edte
70 edge, making the toughest, mos hex'',ie
It4-sie atf' surah!. ~prag ever used. They
eeltc,n tens or Break 'ik" the single
spring. anti non.eq Pres rye ''4eir
h.sifect nui Aa3ttitui share vice 80 an.
- ,ftf q i,ev e.
lie y tstt. Ft. rLFNtRitlfy md ''rea'
eea,iar 81 Pr 49,, - saF tss, wearing
ths lu,-s ,r,,c skirt viii - er p-r,eneet
pa,ticn!, |, ~ - crowded Assanb.i !.
Operas, Carriages, Railroad CARE, Church
p.ws, Arm chairs. for Promenade aud Hons
Dress. rs the Skirt can We folded, when in
use to- eccurv small place rs easily Ms a
Six or Nn.tin Dess
\ adv having esiny ed the pleasure, com
ten ani great convenience Of wenrng the
,'uul-y fpic -isel sprag ~kir, for =
single ,l.v .il nev.r aferwiris vi lingiy
ai.fe..se with their use For Children. Mis-
ses, amt f"ans Ladies, they are Superior to
MI others.
hey are the best quality in every Par
T.qnesiananiy he I.ightest. Most he
-irah'e nnf,rfabfr, AMI Fcon mic )
Ever made.
FnRSALF il al First Glass stores Il,
This ''ty. ani t',r .nrh,n, the United States
sna t.n,das lvana de Guha Hexico, South
| America. and the Hest lniies
iAQU RE FIR lie DUPLEX ELLtP ~ &
SKIRT. nl3w.eksl:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
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The ONLY rellat'essf adjusting y E'Hstt-
ms ram" beng OF t.oh, ihN'"y S"'t
thhl1ea di'ddR}fF}fo" 'bSt '"'''e"' ~" -
hhhiiitv 10 SHRINK s"c'i ~ VI. ~. - ." :.
ro'dohie in wooden machines - PEI ''' :"
NJ thumb scrtirs or com ,hc"''h '"S'r"'h9S 20
wear ont ar get ont OF or'ler ~ can ne ias''h
Cd firmly 10 the 'nA IN St'i,r sfcohT: ,
f"R ~ ikn WITH W Hi1hNN 800
WHEELS.
II took the fsk> fFh'' y. 81 A=s<
en- STATE ani Count, FAIRS =" $50 sss"
nfitoW ar frr'rt'on Tux best J" i'''E'' w - $
Instead "f believing he sta'''ar",. o. fht-
tirs'nff'es'"'h IN w" sue - "'''e' :
RI ANn 1Tnsr tnr YaIfneF
a..f, InRsF-CIf.~# ~ ~ NJ Nt
others. ard Il no. er4t,rr'1 satist1.
,u~ni.
Il will wiring anvt'irtg from Mr a't =
bed 9v;l' without alteration
r.,on,.3 !, ,be T,,..d State. rnrlnna
r. .,o -, ,n,,r,,;o ,.e,,s wanted in
ar,.,,,v,
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s.c. nm ir,, ,rer co,rrn ~, ,riti 49, ,~N Ha
- J. ~, J, narne,. ,,m 4ct
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f,c,,re Of :, ain far chain rumrs ard a,v,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

Nay y. lSt5.
asratlie an AEeut iar lsans8.#e
request hraugtt som- twenty articles as
isi3es 6sl her agency, 70 this ,fhcs fer in
49, at4eti aHi ifltut a.-tta'tea - O. state
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31

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A
CHE KIN Thoroughly -scmhr tho dt % h C'rrmr NJ
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
indication Of Gen. Butler.

The effort of the reoels, and sheir allies,
the oopperhead Democracy to detroy
the usefulness of Gen. Butler, is likely
to prove as miserable failure as the at
tempt Of the latter to inaugurate an in
surrection in Indiana or to make
President of Gen Mcclellan. These
malicious attacks upon Gen. Butler has
called to his rescue all men, Of every
party, who have any regard to truth.
Here is another vindicasion Of him
from the Louisville Journal Of Thurs
day:
Since the publication of our short
article Of yesterday, in regard to Gen.
Buffers civil administration in New Or
leans, we have received several letters,
making inquiries about him.
Well, it is violently charged that be
mistreated Mrs. Philips il New Or
leans. Mrs. Ps son, boy of eight or
nine years old, was in the habit of spit
ting upon every Federal officer that
passed his mothers house, and then
seeking refuge. Mrs p. was summoned
before a military tribunal and strongly
admonished TO teach her boy better man
/ ners and better morals. But the little
rascal became worse than ever 4
Federal officer was compelled to chip
him. 8
Two or three days after the whipping,
a very dearly beloved Federal officer
died. Arrangements were made for his
| funeral The procession was to pass
the house of Mrs. Phillips In anticipa-
ton Of the passing of the weeping
mourners, she gathered around her half
a dozen women like herself, all bediz-
ensd with flowers and ribbons, and, as
| the weepers were going by, leaned back
aud laughed with the whole power Of
her diaphragm, clapping her hands with
the most riotous exultatIon. Her pun
! ishment was not proportloned to her
offence. General Butler ordered her TO
Ship Island, a charming island q few
miles from New Orleans, aud assigned
her to q pleasant cottage there. he
kept her there q very short time, and
then let her return home. Was that
woman inordinately punished2 p
Much has been said about what has
been called General Buffers Woman
Order" We did not approve it We
thought that at least II was unfortunate
in it's language. The London papers
denounced it, and yet they had no right
to do so, for il was an almost exact copy
of an ordinance that has been in opera
ton in London for more than two GEN.
turtles No woman was arrested or mo-
Tested under General BIS order His
purpose was fully accomplished. His
order, as he said to US, executed itself.
There was nothing left for him to do.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

IMrRovEMRST.-The room on the cor
ner Of Main and Water Streets, under
the Office Of Brown, Dunkerson & Co,
has been fitted up, in admirable style,
for the use Of ths new National Bank,
and It promises to be one Of the most
desirable locations, as we'll as one Of
the most pleasant rooms in the city.
While speaking Of improvements in
the city, we would urge upon the owners
Of ground on Water Street, the desira-
bleness Of vast improvements that could
be made on that street. There is DO
question but that il the entire street
from Walnut to Division, was built up
with firm, modernly constructed bust
ness houses, that il would pay large
dividend on the investment and add .
thousand per cent to the river view OF
our city AZ il now stands, it is the
most uHcouth portion Of the city and
gives a very unfayorsbls impression Of
the city to persons arriving by river.
An unbroken brick front, three stories
on each square fronting the river, would
make Evansville the haridsomest city on
the river from Pittsburg to Cairo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Real Estata For Sale.

WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
i CHEAP, to.wits
J. Large House with ~ rooms, near Main street.
2. Two iarge Brick iiou ~, opposite Bulls Head.
3 Large frame and six lots near the city.
4. Three good Houses on Ann street.
b. Brick House on Sycamore, bet - and 9Th sts.
o. Two large houses on Division street.
T. House and four lots IN Elliott'a Enlargement
House aud four lots IN Go0dseis Enlargement.
o. frame House near Haiir ad Machine shops.
TO- One story House on Third street
a. Large frame on Leet street.
~ House and bueineas Lot cor. Locust and sth.
"a six Lots IN bl0ea o. Eastern Enlargement.
"A. Several bands0ms residences and tracts Of laud
IN stringfown.
10. sixty-sis acres within y mile Of Evansville.
TO- 30 acres within half mile Of Evansville.
". Three acres adjoining Tire city.
49, 81 aeres rear Oak Hili Cemetery.
10, iVL neFea, With large H0use, near the city
~. ~ aerrs, 10 cleared within miles u the city
~ 20 acres In Poaey county, good land.
~ coo acres IN Warrick county.
~ very handsome residence 10 B0onvile, with
o. or II acres attached.
- great variety Of Building Lots IN every part
~ the city
o. Large Brick House 10 Youagloyes Enlarg mt
M I will exchange The lands ia Posey and
Warrick counties for city property
The above embraces one ~ the Hnoat lists evsl
offered Ia Evansville. For particulars call At Oh,
Provost marsha's office, Evansville, lad
ALVAH JOHNSON,
deo2e-u Real Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

TuE CRY WHARF-During our so
iourn in Evansville we have never seen
the city wharf in the same horrible con.
dition as is it at present, and we do hope
there will be s0me steps taken as soon
AS practicable 10 improve il in such a
manner as will admit of passengers get
ting 10 and from steamboats, without be-
ing overwhelmed in mud.
As it is now il is disgrace to the
city Of Evansville, and we hope to sec
no more patching up with coal ashes,
soft brick and mud, bat we hope the
city authorities will take steps to per.
manently repair it during the coming
summer, and in such a manner as will
be both creditable and profitable to the
city.
We may expect large trade TO aud
from the city this season, and that trade
would be largely increased during the
whole year had we good wharf. lin
not necessary that the entire whar
should be bouldered or paved at once.
Let one square or one half Of square
be we'll bouldeved or paved this season
and continue it from season to season
as the means and material can be Sc
cured.
We understand the wharf debt hai
been paid of, and large fund has GER
tainly been accumulated, but even If q
large debt had to be incurred it would
still be a good investment Let th,
work commence with the early spring
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
Local Notices.

MAsoSIc TEMrLE-The beautiful play
entitled The Wept Of the Wish-ton.
Wlsh Was produced last night in fine
style to a large audience. ana was per.
formed ia manner highly ersditahls to
the company.
Mrs Goldens NaFramattah, or the
" Wspt vas in tas highest degree at
lraeiiye, while Messrs. Golden, Pierce,
Erzkine, Smith, aud HowlAnd bore their
several parts with much elegance aad
effectiveness
The play will be repeated tonight,
and cannot fail to please ihs lovers Of
the beautiful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

ED- There is still great activity about
the Office Of the Provost Marshal. and
the different counties are rapidly filling
up their quotas. The only drawback in
this county is the failure of the people
or q portion Of them-who are liable
to draft negIecting to pay in the pitiful
sum assessed against them to furnish
the money to pay bounties We had
hoped and believed that this county
would be the first in the State to GIL her
quota, and this would have been the
case had all come promptly forward
with their $50, $40, or $50 The mer
we're ready-anxious-to enlist; but th'
bounty money was wanting. 1t willsb'
a shame if draft should be necessary
in Yanderburgh County, when it eoulc
DO so cheaply avoided.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

SUE auSbY AGAIS Sue Mundy and
Quantrell guerrillss, about thirty in
number, again entered Simpsonville on
Tuesday and robbed the citizens and the
stage. The oatlaws 90 their way to
Smithville, on the Frankfort Railroad,
encountered four Federal pickets, who
surrendered 20 the guerrillas. They
we're taken to the woods near by and
shot. One was killed and three mortal
/ ~ wounded A force Of Federal soldiers
was sent ap to smithFille yesterday to
intercept she guerrillas-- Louisville
/ Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

Ssg- The Express train which left
Viueennes, lpd, for Cincinnati on Sat-
urday night at 1850. on the Ohio 4
Mississippi Railroad, was thrown of the
track on Sunday morning, near Law
reneeburg, and two of the coaches hurled
down an embankment Two women
and one man were killed, and fifteen or
twenty other passengers seriously in
jured. Captain A. G. Sloo was among
the wounded, having received several
severe gashes and Commissions, none Of
them, however, of a serious character.
Captain S. was on his way to rejoin bis
regiment I'D Kentucky, which is now
with sherman in Georgia.
The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad ha.
the worst luck of any road we know Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
EDUCATIONAL.
Examination Of Pablo Schools.

GAA4A46bAV0 VI 0DAAN 1EUbQAas
THE sEMI.ANNUAL EXAMINATION or
i tue Public Schools % the City OF EvansTfll-
will commeace IN THURS DAY, 2Bd DAY or
FEBRUARY, ls65, and proceed below STATED,
viz.
N0SDAYs FKEKuAEX 6TH.
2sd Girls intermediate, Miss Dow, Principal,
from te L O'Clock, N.
End Boys' intermediate, Miss Riddle, Priucl-
pal, fron II 70 ~ o'clock, P. N
TUESDAY, TEBEUART TrH
1st Girls Intermediate, Mss Grissby. Prihei-
PAL from 70 y o'clock N.
lsf Boys Intermsdiate, Miss Byrne, Prinsi-
psi, from - % ~ o'clock, p IA
WEDNESDAY, FKnRUARY srH
End Girls Grammar. Miss Clarke, Principal,
frum % Il O'clock m.
2nd Boys Grammar. Mr.. Knight, Principal,
from y 10 a. O'Clock, ?. m.
rHUEspkT, FEBRUAKr 9fH
LIST Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher, Principal,
from 70 Y o'clock. M
Let Boys Grammar. Miss Hooker, Principal,
from y TO AZ o'clock, p. IA.
fkiDAY, FKsRUARY i0TH.
Nigh school, Mr. Parsons. Principal, from 8
o'clock, = m. 70 ~ O'Clock, ?. IA
The members Of tha Common Couacil psrea t.
guardian and friends Of education are invited 10
attend
The exercises will eommsnee promptly at the
hour stated, and 70 avoid Interruption vlsitors
are requested 10 be present A. the opening.
CHILDgES WILL SsS ADMITTED
H.Q. WHEELER, Trustee
W. BAKER, sup't. J4nso-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
say-A gentleman who arrived at Lou

SB-A gentleman who arrived at Lou
isville from East Tennessee on Tuesday
morning, brings intelligence of another
raid, made by the guerrillas, on the
town of Athens, SIS miles above Cha:ta-
nooga. on the line of the East Tennes-
see & Georgia Railroad, last Saturday.
He states that severe fight occurred
between the Union forces stationed there
aud the msrauders, in which of the
former and 10 Of the latter we're killed.
The Union forces succeeded in holding
the courthouse aud the works at the
depot, but were unable to prevent the
marauders from pillaging the town.
Several citizens of the town we're cap
tured and carried of By the guerrillss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

SCHOOL ExAMIEATIoy-SEcosD DAY --
The examination of the Public Schoo.s
we're continued yesterday commencing
with the First Girls Primary, Of which
Miss Hawley is.PrineipaI, and hiss BE
FarIand is Assistant
This school has 1873 names registered,
Of whom % we're present at examina
ton. and a sweeter congregation Of Iitue
Misses We have seldom seen in one
room. They range IL age from ) to L
years, and by their admirable deport-
ment and prompt responses 20 the
promptings Of their teachers, sbowed
that they were well trained. The kx
aminations consisted In spelling, read
ing, and some of the primary tables ia
arithmetic. Many Of the little girls
not over 6 or s years Of age, read in the
fret reader with great readiness, fuen-
ey, and accuracy, and in spelling of
the book" scarcely missed word.
A large number Of visitors we're in
attendance, aud all seemed gratifed
with the proficiency Of the school. BE.
Wheeler expressed himself well satisfied
with this school, except With one class
in which more application aud industry
we're needed.
The music by these little girls wat
very pleasant and interesting
at l0i o'clock the Trustee, Superia
tendent and visitors repaired to tbs
adjoining rooms and commenced tb'
examination Of the Second Boys Pr
mary, of which Miss Ham is Principal
aud Miss Bell is Assistant
Tais Is one Of our best Primsrl
Schools, having had the faithful atten
ton Of two Of our best teachers
The Rotations here we're the same a
in the lst Primary, and the pupils az
quilted themselves very creditably
This School has l26 registered an
there were 90 pupils in attendance
bright, happy boys, the hope Of the future
who are now receiving those impression
which will give character to them whe
, they arrive at manhood.
In the afternoon the Bird Primar
Miss Eaton, Principal the 18th Pr
mary, Miss Kurtz, Principal and Ii
10th Primary, Miss Grant, Prineipa
we're examined at the lower Scho'
house, and though we had not the plea
ure Of being present, We are satisfies
from the well established reputation
the teachers, that these Schools sustain
ed their former good character.
Next week We hope TO be able to a
: tend the examinations constantly, az
witness the interesting proceedings, an
we would urge upon parents the impor
: anee Of giving encouragement TO thei
children, and to the teachers who al
devoting their lives to the cause Of &c
ueatiou, by attending the examination
We think we have before said thl
these Schools are the highest homo
that our city weacs, and in no other su
ject are our people so generally ar
universally interested
The examinations at this season
The year are not so extensive and tho
ouge as that which takes place At 4
close Of the School year, yet they a
highly interesting and edifying.