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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

The Mt Vernon people are again agi-
tating the question OF constructing q
telegraph line from this city to their
town. The expense is placed at 50, 900.
The advantages to be derived from il
are regarded as invaluable Such a
line, if well kept up, will be of great
service to the business men of both
places. We trust it may be constructed
during the coming summer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

The Chattanooga Gazette learns
that the Government intends to vaeate
one of the large buildings on Lookout
Mountain, which has been in use for
some time as a hospital, and parties are
making preparations to open it as q
hotel Such place of resort would be
highly appreciated by the residents
during the coming summer, and viii no
doubt prove remuneratiye.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
Regular Report.


March of the Veterans HomeVvura
Nsw YoRK, May l0-A special to the
Herald gives the following
ia9se a RICHMOND, Va, Mays.
The streets Of Richmond were on Sat
urday last, the scene of magnificent
and inspiring military pageant, illustra-
tive OF the power and grandeur of our
great republic, and the valor and indom-
nitable perseverance of its voluntary de-
fences rf7Dnha -GE f=ilu I'D fH-1
Twoicorps of the Army of the Poto-
mac, the I'd and 9th, on that day enjoyed
the highly appreciated privilege of
marching through the city, towards the
capture OF which, their brave efforts Of
four years have been directed, on their
triumphal route to Washington.
The I'd and 9TH corps were received in
Richmond by Gen. Meade. The Gath
corps and the moving column presented
a splendid array of $4,000 men, whose
steady lines, fauldess marching, bright
bayonets glistening in the sunlight, bat
ue-torn and war-stained flags, and all
the paraphernalia Of great army, form
ed a spectacle not soon to be forgotten
by the beholders. ug HH.1o Ima nla
. It's expected that the march from
Richmond to Washington win occupy
about ten or twelve days.
The Herald says:
The Mexican emigration excitement
Increases. The officers of enrolment are
unble to accommodate the applicants,
and two more Offices are to be opened.
There is 8 great rush Of discharged army
officers and soldiers. The Mexican
Gen. 0rtega is highly delighted with the
prospects. It's said the West has sub
scribed large sums Of money to the en-
terprise, and that 25,000 men are to be
raised thereto be commanded by Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
by Telegraph -lE
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

TEKAE HAUfzs - ~ 10, 1865.
Mr.. 4. E. Ehrader:
Find belOS list Of freight forwarded By Train
No. {. IRON this place, to-day.
A. H. ROBBINS.
jacob StEaub Son, bxs hard EArs; NoeI a o
n, bx, keg paint; u q 4 Co, 4 bxa boots do
shoes; semonin, bxs bootss g L Dixon, bx
boots, % bxs, bales dry goods, ! bx, bales
sheettng, do domestic; toekWen & CO. IS bags
coffee II d. 40 sris sugar, 2 brls nuts, Is bxa
raisins; Armstrong, bz; visrIing, br pat
med J Britz, 1 bx lasts; a b, L sisb msrbl-;
Hernbrook. scales; W Hsilmau, SAWS; VIM
n Holhrook, Jet housshold gods care Eesbfs q
W, BIZ mdss; B &v, % sacks seed; G 8 SOM
tag, bx hardware; @ Hshew, 2 bdIs, bafes
sheeting. DO dry goods, kx dry gOoes; LEIGH Q
co, bxs drugs, brl turpentine; Eesbit a W,
bale sheetingi Miller, bale dry goods; L Lin
coin, lot bousshold goods s 0Iibsrt 4 Col bx
mdsei d II. bx currAnts, IS bxs FAisina
stock kwefE Co, 10 coils rope; Browr, d 4 o,
100 bEla aoari J Glover, r1r Iumber; W
Mos ton, 2 cars hay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

The Louisville Democrat prints a
eulogistic communication in favor of one
Malone, aguerrilla or officer in the rebel
army, 1t says it does so "at the request
of many personal friends of Malone,
who, though differing loith him in poll
ties, wish to do him this justice" The
Democrat evidently desires treason to
be regarded only as difference in poll.
tics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH. Proprietor,
Cor. I~tu ana Third sts,
EVANsvHLLE. END.

IRIS OLD, WILL KsTABLlsHEp. AND
widely ~SneEa Hotel has been closed a1r sew.
= - weeks Undergoing repAirH- IL has, durtae
tats tines be@R rspaintsd inside and ont has besS
ttS1tosgsly httea up, An6 in great measure furn-
sof RNs msdo every arranSanent 60 rendsF ~.
no9ss ss ooHvonisnt, hsalthy aAd asrseAbls 10 shs
Thanking she public for the 6na r..tron..r, ,h.,
~ - : SERIES o. years has besn sztsa.aA - ~
sshinston, ne tnvites = renewal ofthrir custom
Ne viii eaaeAVor 60 have hs t&bls s1rnlzlisd aai
usd patronAge NHe lfT Ff ftfrf TT'"
0mntbuses viii a.n,.n-.~. a. - -
ths n~pnf fr-~ =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

Nothing is more significant of return
ing peace 10 our war-worn and blood
stained land than the abolition of the
pass system between Louisville aud
Nashville. Military is fast giving way
to the civil law.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
RULKS ann REGTLsTIoyS

e-S A-th hhNl AAftVNk. .Hf' q. y
l. Ne P~PeEs sivea @~4yA the cou uus-s ., soi
eratnAtous circulAtiom.
No advertisements. Local aotioss,o rpus.t, 90
artse unluss prepaid or pay guarNutasa.
Advertisements win aeysr b socompuni,ae 4
oe nosioss unless contrast is made tothat eect ua
Aad valus rsossvsd for the notics. '@a
a Nrsar,..t ~s.ss.. r. A - !, - aafs.s sg
Inserted far lsss than One Dollar each iay. So -
> AArriaSs, Funeral and Religion ssoti,sa
must Invariably bs paid in aiyases . sscure IN "A =
sertion. I
= No daaeieuey on the part OF carriers will 10 stm
made good BY the oeoe. the eArrier. f.R fo--rr-
eAvs papers - ordered and directed. shsy aust
pay for their e4relessnes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
ofFiOk AND kkslDENCEs p
Corner First and Walnut Streets


TESTIMONIAL.
OisctNSkrI, o.. March, N. lSet. .--.s
inis u % certify that We. She undeFsiepes, have
nsrn intimately ASquainfed with 3. W. Boynton,
-. ~ TOT about eight years. During the Hast sir
geNss a. has been eagAged ia taefatieF and sue
Sn--Iat practice Of Meileiue in this city. He u
taexes here Ga accoant Of IA health. li.f =
We tAAe grnAt pAcasurn In Recommending him.
eoth sociSrly and Professionally, a. gentlemen 81
eAeellsnt morals, aud occupying prominent po-
stieh among the Physicians of our ritv AMI hsr.,s.
he may succeed ~ wei eistwhera ~ 6a na- astsA
With "a 2. FREEMAN. n. D.,
rroI.sor OF surgery in Eoiootio Medical Insti-
tute, Cincinnati, o.
JOHN NJ. sOupDER, Nd
fromssor 81 The Theory and Practice 81 hiedf. NJ 4
che In the 3. NJ. Institute.
a u. y. GARRISON, NJ. D., ..s
late Professor Of Chemistry aud physielogy In =.
the above Medical fuslitnte. decio.s4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

Camp Morton, at Indianapolis, is
being rapidly depopulated, nearly ell the
prisoners confined there having express
ed desire to take the oath Of allegiance
and return to their former homes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

& The selection Of the Bull Run
battle field for grand review of our
army b efore it's final muster-out will
be pecuharlS appropriate. owe should
like TO be there to see. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
BANKING.
To the Stockholders Of the First
National Bank of Eyansville.

a a REGULAR NETTING or THE BOARD
April 9Th, 1885, It was ordered thas - ,s,1
atoek % said Bank b. increased s2s0 Tc0. 1ls,.s
making the capital S50o. 900; that sio0. .oo0 a.
= - lneSsAse os paid out Of the surplus earnines
for SIS, 200 Of said increase-a50 oOO
20 De pad 90 or before May lst $4,000 20 IS paIS
ca or before June ls, and $50 oo to Be- paid On o.
ostofs Saiy list, ls55-ths sum being for ca d call
Al amount equal TO 20 per -esnt. o. she -psent
STOCK Of each shareholder. .r ~ =
NOW, n aceordAnes With the above order. VOC,
srs hereby notified ~ pay iato this Baak for the
skac Increase Of its capital, an amount e1ua 10 20
pe1 cent Of yonF present stock on or before M.v
lsts and an sddittsnal % per cent on or hesore
sans hSh Ane 40 aadlEionsl 20 per cent. On or
before July lot. 1893. And In aefauIk Of sa-h
payments yeu viii forieit the right 70 IS much 81
said Increase Of the capital sleek as yeu a.il Ia
~ ior' JAS II. CUTLER,
ais
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

A suggestion has been made TO change
the name of the "Ceniral Park, in New
York, to "Lincoln Park" in honor Of
the late President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
MEDICAL.
This IEstitution Is Permanently E.,.eI,.nee
Evansville Innrmary.
EYE. EAR, AND CANCER CURE.
NO. h45 Main St., Cor. Fifth.

INSTITUTED py Z
I DR. LEOPOLD DELACEE,
Profssor Of 0pthAlmics. Medicins, and Ocular
and Aural Surgery.
NO ADVANCE PAY REQUIRED or Any
kEsPoASIBLE PATIENT.
All that suffer ffom acute or chronic sore Eyes
can eotaia speedy cure By applying early for
ser All surgical operations warranted.
StFabismus, OF Crossed or squlnaaa Esas
siraighteEed In moments time. Call immssii.
ately aud hsse your eyes stfaig tened The operA-
uon % !. 80 dslieaiely p, ,formed By Dr. Deisess
Every case warranted. No pay required Of the
resp nsible until a cure is peFformsd
All diseases Of tbs Ear, Il presented in cur able
stagta, wili be cured HThouaands os the Deaf
Iss oe sSssd asss g as,E, y sPRlyng q the kys.
Of Fifth-
Diseases contracted sy self Abuse. or sexual
Abuses, resalting In nocturnal spontaneous SEM
lnai emmissions, or ehrontc Organic Weakness,
etc, etc. 4ll
Cancer or Cancerous Tuniors
ExtirpAted or cured BY local or general treat
menti when presented IN durable stages. No ad.
xaHee Psy required o. ans rtaP0nsinla patient
No pay asked unless cure Is accomplished, Call
soon, 90 as 70 secure trestment
All private diseases cured satisfactorily, or no
pay asked, Private treatment eau be had BY ap-
plying 81 tbs Eye, kar and Cancer Cure a. No
las Main street corner Fifth.
II residing IA town vicinity, medical relief
can b had ~ home BY Addressing note 10 DR..
peLacee, At the kye, Ear and Cancer Cure No
if5 Main Street, corner Fifth.
ALL CASES Considered STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
SO Every description of surgery % the Eve
EAr or Cancer will be done dallcAtsiy aud scienti
hcally at the Eye, Ear aud Cancer Cure No i&S
Nam street, corner Fiftb. nayA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

Beverly TRekeE in the same solemn
manner, stole ell the monsy thai. came
into his hands, while he was Consul at
Liverpool, belonging to the Government,
and at was necessary to send funds to
that port TO redeem the archives and
property Of the Consulate, when Mr.
Lincoln came into power SO Mr.. Tuck
err was thief before he was conspira-
tor - Chicago Journal. 1zo sltd si
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
PARTNERSHIP.
TOtfhe PnhIic.

ANTE HAVE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH Us
W in business our former partner, Lieut.. Jas-
W. Vickery, who, after three years faithful ser
vice In the army, now proposes 20 serve tbs good
people of EVensvflls with mica FRESH FAMILY
GR0OEBIEs- We return our patroniZing hisBds
our sinesre thanks, and hope. With the Increase
in the Arm, % rsceive y incrcass Of pstrc8@ee.
The Hrn will be the sane as heEstofere, Fieksry
Bros. JOHN YICKEBY,
my6 EttL SAM'L yIcKEEY.1 = H'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

Beverly Tucker has in tho most
solemn and emphatic manner denied
that he bad any. knowledge of or epnnec-
ton with the conspiracy for the .assas-,
sination of MB Lincoln. - =. =,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
MEDICAL.
s. w. Rovntnn Mn

ATk OF ClNCiNNAr1, HAVING RECOAIR
H q permanent resi1sat 81 sviile' eTsr- (.
BIS professional sertices b the citirons of thls
city and vicinity. From hia extensive axpsrisnceI
w the Hospital and general prsrtico Of Madiclaa
Ana sHrgefy al tue forner city, he feels corndenf
y Ms Sbi ~ 20 cure many cases which have .s-
sisted "a susaAl modes Of treatment 1855
Sc Particular attention given 10 che trssar1eus
u Chr0Hie Diseases. and those PECULIAR - -fhss
eiimstc, such - Fsser and Agne, n=iicus Fs=eF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

The Quartermaster's Department at
Indianapolis is settling mp its affairs by
paying off in SeVen-thirty bonds--good
enough for anybody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

STONE ~ THE BLAppER, oALcuLUs
SHATE6 ssysiss dsh ~. ~, P,ST DEr9std Asp
AFTER uRfNATIH0.
TRRITAIl0h or TnE NICK OF rHr sLAu-
cATARRH - = TiE BLAppfR A i1SA'''
srBAEGULAbf AHDBuaefNo, Or PAiNFrb Z
URINATIaG. KS es a.l
Fer these diseases a. h truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said fu ia praise. A ain-
gle dese has been known sorelisve the moat urgent
Are you troubled with that distressing pain IN q.
the smail Of the back sud through she hipsf A.
tes.spoonial day q the Constitution water siii
relieve you like magic.
PaYsI,uASs kr
Have long sinoe giFen np the uae Of bnchu, ouhshs
and juniper in the treatment q lhess diseases,
snd lS ass tlen r the vssit % . b. tsrr rsfasdg. =
CONSTITUTION WATER,
Has proved itsef equal % the task that has DO.
-'0'''a upon - ntuRKTIos f
irritsie and dreneh the kidneys, and By constant
sse pEodues chronic degsnsrasion and eonsFmsd
disease ra -.
IN DYsmEaoRRHRA, on PAINFUL MEE. s.
sTROATION, AND MEGORRHGGk, .rt
OR PB0FusE KLoWIEo. as4Aa
Both diseases arising from faulty soarst.on of s
the menstrual 9uid-@lh case baing zoo iftiis
snd accompanied by ssyers pain, and tls oshers as
goo Profgse ssefsilea Which wili BE- spesdiy cured 60
Ths disoass known a FALLING OF TnE
WOMB. whioh = tbe Fesglt - ihe EslaAaiion o.
sense % hsavinoss aud dragging psias IN the
beck sad sides, aud at times seoompanied y sharp
aeetsa, wii in all eases, he removed By the med.
icine.
There ls anothsr class of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, whieh =
physicians call Bervousnrss, which word e0yeraf
ap much ignoranoss aIsd in nina out off ~
ten ths doctors do net really know Whethsr the
symptoms are the diss@se the disease the symp-
toms. We can only enutncFats them here sfs
speak more particularly Of coid feet paipffaton
q ths heart, Impaired memory, Wakgfuilnesst i
nsshaa Of beat iAngnof assitads, sad dimnsss ~
vision.
-suPPEKssBD NESBTRUATIOE.
which In the unmarried 'omais q q constant ~
curing disease, and through rsTlsst the sceaa Of
more grave and dangerous maiadies are the Fegzlf,
and A. month after month paases ESthout - e.
fort being made 10 esstsf tafsFes fhs sugEEae-
si0B becomes chronic ia tatis ag af41uaily l5s4
her sppetite, The bovels ags cDn-tieated. Bfgis
svsats come oa' and osnsunaDsf5n arlily ends bsf
t.e 9fH fsr
eSr For sale By all Druggists. Prizes 81. -S@
WI. d. GREGG = Co. rrsprisfors. -
MORGAN 4 ALLEH, General Agepts, 70. -
CliG street, New York
Tor sale il o6isaTo ~ TULLER, FIEcB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

HAVIEG FsTABLIsHED A BRkNUH OF
H cur house up the Railroad, wshays Inersas-
Mapfs uzgr, &c, 6c Yours respectfully,
nye YICKERY BROS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
COAL.
WOOL.
New Albany Woolen Mills,
STATE sTEEET, NEAR THE RIVER. . =
New Albany, lad.

WE ARE READY no nc. CUSTOM WORK
w promptly. We uanufscfurs aii-wOOl Cor
sristss 4bsw pattSFnss, BiaBksta, Jesns, rCasHi.
n1srsss 5afti.stts, Lfnseys. Fiannsls, &c.s al 4
scoured and of very superior quality. Ais3s li.-
Stocking yarn. We have tisess Il siNays on q
haEd, 10 exchanet F- ~rr-f gr cash. Cussosners
not whiting cur ct' 20 thsir WoSf - ~ ~ -
railroad or river ezL-,s, - a9sf LECTURE pr 81
change, and have their goods 1Ptiy rft1xi - ..
hy the same. Cost q N n utsetlflnE coiiscts1 -
1s.ivsry of Sooa. or taken 0at Of the StOi. We /"
rusrAntee our goods 70 give satislscts5n. We
~. GEBHABT a CO.,
- Successors 70 Gabharts Eiehardson a c. -
g-S0ms dealers have been selling Eastern
yasns of IN asrior quality and color, and FspFs-
~snefna them 0ur make. All piece goods
hsvs our card attached, 70 tbs pprchaser
sfwsys TocogBizs thsta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11
DRUGGISTS

COOoAIEE, AMBROsIA, KATHAIRON TRI-
~ copheroug, and all tha most ealahrRtad pra.
parations for sAs Hair, can Be found at ~-~
~ No. 10 South First Esress-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

Ali losses susteined BY policy holders In any OF
the above companies viii be fairly adjusted and
promptly paid through this agency
The undersigned will also attend to the adIust-
Easnt Of losses Of every description under policies
from other agencies and attend 70 the setflemsnt
OF ali matters connected with Insurance. for par
ties connected intsFes ted. His long sxperience
A Insurnncs Agent has made him familiar with
mTi subjects connected with Insurance.
ALLEN O. HALLOCK,
tfA once No. 10 Upper First Street
aRal MAR tks Post Ofnos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-11

WAsEISsros, May. 9.-rha Military
Commission for the trial Of The accom-
pliees OF Booth, met to-day in the rooms
fitted up for the purpose In The old peni
tentiary building, adjoining the arsenal
The following order Was raad. fta3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

Tie honorable aud I4slHrI l.u net If tie
freu,n generally, since the lie .i,.lu OF 80 Court
NJ Appeals was mae public, saoss no .r.uud-
H u,ss a. TIE ins.uustil, male s ...u.. per.
sous, that there would hcs 'actI,l1 opposition to
TIC proposed change iu TIE loi .ltucut TIE
hr'rcu lave received ,hr Albany tat with manic
LOSE. They rrgre, thatue .t luttgi.0u which
ury l.i learned O.. l.'c has t..u .oc;t away,
bus ICY hnset' much respect '.r us memo, g.
do anyth,u., d honorable 90 i,s usur. TIE Pad
y rsrtucut is now workable, Hv1, re,Ity.
Tho lous bas.e between sc ,ld anI tic nr@ SIS
ten has At lsst b'n iuu. ut out and uc lstter
now has possostln a. the Lll. Tao new
instutor comes lc'1fc iAe court of public opinion
for Judgment, ADl vii be- tried solely upon us
mer.s. It. fr,uls have fr years preached
II is excellence, suisd It's virtues Aul etiolei ~
advantages, a. the same time dcnouaclnc and lie.
| rating the old der artmert A. THIS % ~ an end,
''r 10 pu'lc uue require " ,r.s .lstcal of words.
| Those Sho have beyn iu tuucuta IA bring NJ,
shout th.' chAngcuIs u.V hc prepared g. t1kcu
responsibility. Trey have I-ll..sed q. give the city
better and moro clecus, fire dcl srtmouL aud tho
Ieo pie WIl hu' theri O. strict p'couutatty tor
tc fulslwcut % that promise Comm ssiorcr
| Across, 90 a.. fa.co bci art.a'rt, il one Of the
eadin- promoters. and Chief lsgIai0f, II tle p.d
| sy1,em, and a. be las secured Jlul.c confidence
| ~ fa.Hml aisct trtc us tie duties - h.town
| department. tic PIE have rs,cI much uIoa Lls
judsmeutlu tteprl- ,ut case. W. now cal apol him
g. mako good tie PROMISE which be has made
concerning the lite. importation - Albany esis.
lAuon. Tie success of tie uopoltSn r1l &c D.
par,ucn, ,eua.t uo u.l|' 81 c.vcr un e faults ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

VS. that such Instance " gros. unrortAi-
ness on Vie rart = common r.noo' teachers, As
hat noticed IN yc-tar lays St., will clg7e pAfcp,s
T. give ro-o attention b. tto educational Interests
ofth,.r children. II tc eass referred tHtac Casr-
man OF llc Board % 5,h'I ,a..,t.,uayus huIer,is-
Ion Of one of the most Important scho.s tar gity,
makes an oflcia sysrmeui that male a. s,auI
teacher IN that school, N. %. - ~ the habit q
.piesrng before his class, durn school hour.- in
= STATE Of iuiox.cston and entt-'y unit 10 govern
his Glass" AMI further than ibis ne Chairman OF
Abe Bosrl aver. Lat af,sr It's c uluct had uec.us
hsh.iual al utterly mtol,-s.e, alter lie said
escher had Alsentcl himself from the school Tor
threo weeks Ia consequence Il iutoXcason, the
Scnool Trustees took action upon his case an re-
fused TO dismiss him; one Of the mombcrs who yo,-
ed fr his retention, HvinE as reason
for his course, that the teacher Was
tsnAn, Of his sni ho could Lot vlic against
him, while another tefls 10 vote -
al. The Chairman Of the L, A,i Of school oacers
who makes this eHposton, has now brought the
msttor before tho BOARD Of E4ucANon, and it is
probable that shs evil IA this particular case will
Le romsdiod. Bat tAis sn Isolated case Ouly
sdsy or two ago, We alluded to tho case Of a To-
male teacher IN one of the public ucloola, who
nearly KILLED Al. thor womAa and $50 rc'crrci to
,he eas7 ia male s,AcAc,, Nho hal been srtaigu Il
Tor TuihanlJ assault. Now We hear u al ,hrr
male teacher, charged w.1A Aab.tusl drunkenness
IN the school room, ana A.- conduct iac.um,ed at
by tho Ward schou rrastocs IL ans body foolish
enough 10 suppose that ucso cases which Irc
brought to public notice are NE only iustsuccu
of abuses m ihs public -.h.utg Docs ANYBODY
suppose that, when school ruHiscstac Il, A.lucs.s
In such outraged tGuir occurrence Will to i4he
quenty W. such o4auPles N our public acuuola
40 parent eau sa'e,y m'c- that his cnHd is r,ce "
aus proper course Of instruction. MiIHolt I'D, =
flying themselves ty r4onal nb'ervGuon, ,.raat
have no uss'so II knowing that tNrr cl .s4 or
not instructed ~ !untn % cAs-acu,r IS csc "a.
ituL druukagi shove uert mel possibly .y
moro immoral and DANGEROUS teacher. AMI
irus1oes arc governed IN Nc.r acton hy Pcrsor'
TpoliUcal console sNous, NJ ia shown In a. .eG
one case what NI.I 10 ttcre to Ire stuss q
may even now be- prevalent m the public schools
W. doubt not thks msLy Of no s,L.ol trustees Al
IasGSspHgus6.e u.oD, WHO jealousy watch the u
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'r. t.t.- .t....r .-..' ... t.-"t-'. h'' y w..
uns d. 'or p.r. O. r.a. at .rsI ..tl such sup
y ions who. ,.. 'cuDs -'iah as lhst we ,ve aa-
ca.ei Proves bot. s-ott TIE l1ascr SLOT tie ro,crse
p true. lie ru.''pt.b,o mind o. .li.. uitural =
r''oyea an r.saius Impressions from the conduct
DAD moral hearing Of the school teaaner. Il tie
exsmiln ,s good, the fruit viii be .ool lui where
.rss inmors.ty i7 fir,''i before y.uth' ~ ono
whom the child i- taught g. tetpsci. ald 1h Sc
example 30 emulate, o., ,..,, must uea,fsar.ly lc
psruicious. T.,rc i. rY remedy ir 1ese evils
except ia parents tLomE.gcs. !. he Natural pro-
tectors Of children wi uot pas suent. % - tlcr
educator interests, The aba,etnett ~ existing
evils cannot reasonably he crpcotot. bIs one
thing 80 may certainly rdy upon: vtu such
teachers o. th5se tcfo-e sl'uiel and 9TH such
example, as hey Sc, te'. re their p-is Ncw
York will tsfle long he obu-oi to greatly H.
crease its scooul Citations for criminals.
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pErtpuNr jou'soS, as announced ycst'rtav,
nu .lpoiutel LGNr J. rAHrus- g. ne provisional
Yovcrnofshp n AIriaus Tho PROCLAMATION
which announces Us action ari which sm-
bodies tie rlan o' rec .uT-u.i..u, is identical
with thos rotating 70 The other States which haso
tcea provided "ttH Temporary t'sFumeuis.
Judge PAlsr~s IL sad 20 be "a -'suu,h Union
man, auI native o' Alabama. lie opposed tic
IarF u ,vIs government sn Tar a. wN- consistent
will personal s,fc.y, aul ia Tow fully alive 60 tho
Importance o. p-ciug bis state IN itt ol position
a. tc I'M "a a. speedily - PISS u'o, Too oa'y
States 'hst lsys not yet h'cn supplied with rrHy.-
SOMA governments arsSau.h Carl.nA and FiotiiH.
Cuion delegations from h,l1 a., a. 80 S.S.rs hay,
waited On ,ac President, d weyer aud 1Ao.r Gas-
Iruors will probably he anuoun,si iu a few days,