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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
TENAS.
PrseIau atisn by the President "f ih'
United states Of America.

Hheyeas, the fourth section of the fourth
article Of the Constitution ofthe United States declares
tina, the United States shall guarantee TO every State in
the Union republican form of government, and shall
protect each Of them against invasion and domestic
violence; and pAuca' the President OF the United
States Is BY tho Constitution made Commander-in
Chief Of the Army and Navy as well as chief civil eIecu.
tive officer OF the United States, and Is pound oy
solemn oath faithfully to execute the once OF PRESIDENT
Of the United States and take care that the laws be
faithfully executed aud whoeds the Rebeiiion whicn
b. been waged by a portion of the people OF the
United States against the properly constituted author
lies Of the Government thereof in the most violent and
revolving form. bnt whose organized and armed forces
have now been almost entirely overcome, has, In lts
revolutionary progress deprived the people OF the state
Of Texas Of Ill civil government; and Whereas 1t BE-
necessary aud proper to carry out and ENFORCE
tie Obligations Of the United States 70 the people o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
Fra nee.

Nothing is positively known "a to the return
Of the Emperor Some Of the Paris journals state 'he
date the c,h while others say thai he Will NOT r'"
before the lith inst.
In the Corps Lrcisatif bill had been ln'ron"c'u
relative To Algerian company who engage 10 pic. it
tie disposal Of the Government the sum OF lUoV"Vo'
frlucs 10 he expended during the ensuing SIX year,
II is said that the anxiety about Mexico was III no
way diminished IN France: tho people were eager!
looking forward ~ the speeches when arc Id NJ h"
~ the Corps Leeislaif the subject TIE iars fr',
nf the 18th represents the measures fusen v! me JuTs,
.-rGts IL obt1in volunteers IN the tnited STATES ~
entirely without result.
The new Turkish Ambassador to France had pre-
scnted his credentials 10 the Empress and the most
friendly expressions were nterchanged upon the oc'
caklOn. ,
The Paris Bourse the 18th was irm. Rentes closed
at 5'i. 42e.
The new Ottoman Ambassador to the Court Of the
Tneries prescribed his credentials TO the Empress on
the 4th. His EScellency stated that he had received
express Instructions from the Sultan 10 devote al ms
efforts to strengthen the relations OF friendship happily
so long EXISTING between the two Empires The En-
press, III npy. thanked the Ambassador and e1presseh
the same sentiments Of friendship toward the Porte
The Pitie saws: The taken by the Junris'
agents 10 obtain volunteers in the United States have
been entirely without result.
The Tines Paris sponden. says: The North and
West Of France have suffered nom bad weather and
the produce from the crops will be less than that oil
fair average year
The PDgrs of Lyons says that local crisis prcVo'
in consequence Of che uncertainty IN respect to Inc
solvency Of merchants in the United States VINO were
among the best customers OF the Lyons manufacturers
The Paris Rourse closed firm on Monday aud Kentcs
are quoted 1,l a. centImes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
Dedication Of New Baptist Church.

In the June al I-bl the foundation stone OF
new Baptist Church laid the Of Fihaye.
and Forty Within the last few weeks the ed
flee has been flushed aud yesterday with appropriate
and interesting ceremonies the dedication took place
The ground where the new structure stands was
formerly occupied by what called the Norfolk ST
Baptist Church. The present cdiice. which has been
erected al cOst of about $4,000 is neat and CON-
modous structure in the Gothic style OF architecture.
The dimensions are As follows: Main edice. 65 feet
wide BY 100 feet deep; Lecture Room building situated
on the west side 23xl00 feet, and TWO stories high
Contains the first noor the Lecture Room, Pastor
Study, Robng and Committee Rooms, and Glass and
School Rooms on the second.
As have said. the style of the church Is Gothic.
The light aud cheerful effect of the interior is not
marred by the presence of heavy. cumor0us galleries,
50 frequently met with in buildings of the Kind. The
eye takes in at glance the entire building. and the cf
feet is most pleasing. The ceiling il lighted by four
teen stained glass Window and is finished with ribs
and groined arches label holdings bosses, &C., &c.
The architects Messrs ID. & j. Jardinc New
York. The bapstry In this church is OF the finest
in the country, and is arranged on an altogether new
plan.
large number Of ladies and gentlemen were present
yesterday indeed II with mnch difficulty that ac
communication could at all be procured Inc cnlireh
larger number must have been in attendance attracted
doubt by the interesting nature Of the ceremonies
them by the choir Before Jehovahs awful throne
an original HYMN by Brig Gen. McCallum, commencing
Or Holy Father blessed God,
We hunbly bow before Thy throne;
Forever be thy name sdored.
For 0cd thou art, and thou alone.
Then prayer reading Of the Scriptures hymn
o Thou, whose vast temple stands,
Brilt owe earth and
Accept the walls that human hands
Have raised to worship Thee
The pastor, Rev. T. Armitage DID,, then preached
An eloouent sermon from tho text "Gats Of Heaven"
aer which selections from the Scriptures read by
the pastor and congregation. when . collection was
taken up and after further prayer and hymn. the
beuedction was pronounced and the ceremonies Of
dedc alton were concluded In the afternoon the Rev.
Dr. Weston, and in the evening the Rev. X ]. Chown
Of England preached In the game building.
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EUROPE.
SIX DAYS LATER NEWS.
England Withdraws Belligerent Rights
from the Rebels.
The War in South America.
Mexico UNDER FRENCH PROTECTION
GOOD DEMAND FOR FIVE.TWENTlES

The Extra Cunard steamer Sidon, Capt. Me-
Aucy. which Icft Liverpool on the 9th inst ana
Queenstown on the eth inst. arrived here yesterday
bringing four days later news.
The ASIA from Boston and halifax reached Liverpool
at 900 p. H.. on the iih inst.
The French steamer Europe from New-York arrived
az RTcst on the 9Th inst.
The City of Boston arrived at Queenstown about
noon he 9th inst.
The SapoAia arrired June D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
The Danubian PrimcipmIities.

\ tclcgram from Belgrade of June sgvs:
The ce,ehra' on 81 the nifieth anniversary Of the
Se!yaI insurrectinn commenced last night by The
illumination OF Belgrade To-day grand r'glun'
service Nrs performed and aiferwara Prince Michael
made speech. which was received with great eniiu.
siasrn The Prince then reviewed The national troops
and distributed decorations. Pablo festivities VII!
continue the Whole day. io-morIov grand banquet
viii be- given at the palace OF the Prince Perfect order
urnAAIL..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19

Whea We que, md prices nominal indian op.red ~
an rr bat r.cedel 70 2! .,r mixed per 40 10.
IRovfsiu ys-Me Bi,snd Athya 20, Gordon Bnee
CO. and port be.i steady Ut late rates Pork dnl
aud unsalarle even decline. Lard quiet and rather
easier Bacon ia small demand aid Father lower raios
trm
rRopuCr->u,nr quiet aud unchanged Nothing doing ~
Caier ne. Ashes inactive Pot ~ .; Pearls 29 Lis
iced Oh quiet Liuseed Gaze timer. kosin unchanged.
Sprs " rpentrr in s. Tor French. Petroleum quot.
LOSDON Markets. -Brcadsiuts quiet, but steady
Sugar other ro # r1'er.es unchanged ralow a.
Dg forP Y. L. Spins Tfponi.ne. 50 for French Li
.e.d OIL 3j..
IOyDcN MONEY MAREET.-Consos on the 9Th
wr .,l at aA The demand for Discount rrtre,y
min uotfaut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19

ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CoUNTaY.-in ~ ac'
cordancs nth Instructions from the Secretary OF
xrchibsId WnFarlsnd George Mcfarland, Alexander
McFaTiand' nj Thomas S Cook. Archibald Mckay r.
Archibald and Robert Prindle. were released from the
Old Capitol prison this morning upon tner DAZZLE y
leave TIE United states These men, who are Aliens
viii be remembered were arrested here some time agt
and tried by military commission Tor engraving TIE
"'''"N''"'' "''' AVN 'IW1l)Dgtop Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
Turkey.

4 telegram from Constantinople. OF May -
SAYS The Socicio Generate are negotiating 70 establish
a national bank at Bucharest, with . capital oil
200 go 900 piastrer.
The Porte j. vigorously prosecuting measures against
the traffic in (lrcat sian slaFts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
India.

The Bombay mail OF May i3. and Calcutta,
NAV o. lid reached England The news in detail is oi
no special importance.
Great ors were being maze 10 clock the prevailing
panic ~ B0mba,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
Spain.

The Paris Memorial Dpiomatique says the
Spanish troops said o have received orders 10
abandon Ssnfo Domingo at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
Greece.

Telegram from Corfu Of June says: The
elections 10 the Iouian Islands 20 the Greek National
Assembly have resulted Lyoraby 10 the oonser alive
part,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1865.

o: Stats Tor the Home Coons War, and India, ep.rt
peuts, and the Lords Comm ilsoner- OF Ter Majesty
Treasury
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see Eighth Page.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27
Am nhenents.

NEW METROPoLIrAE.-Mr. and Miss
Couldock closed their engagement on
Saturday, and were complimented by a
very full house, the best of the week
comprising highly fashionable and ap.
preciative audience. The Chimney
Corner, and "Ons Touch of Nature"
were presented in most admirable
manner. There is DO man on the stage
who can portray nature so true to life
and reality as does Mr.. Couldock in bis
rendering of Peter Probity. Mr.. Grier-
son, as Solomon Probity, ELECTED warm
applause Miss Couldock's Grace Emery
displayed talent Of a very superior or
der, and Mr.. Barrstt's Charles Chiefly
was very happily given. As Beaumont
Fletcher, in "Oae Touch OF Nature
Mr.. Golden really surpassed himself, and
was enthusiastically .applauded. The
rolicking farce of the "Middy Ashore,
kept the honse in q roar, and Mrs Col.
den's fine acting and dancing was the
theme Of warm encomiums.
Mrs. Frank Graham, the "Star Of
the West" has arrived, and will appear
to night as "Jessie Brown" and also in
her proteau character as the "Pet Of the
Public" Her fine reputation as an ar
tiste will of itself attract large audi
ence. Secure your seats early.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

One Of the largest and best aSSortments to be
found In the West, and for sale at extremely low
prices.
Merchants furnished with common Ware alons
III desired.
We are now manufacturing every description Of
Coal Oil Lamps, Candle and Coal Oil a anternss
which will sell az less han Cincinnatt prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting Of Burners, Shades,
Chimnsys. Pegs and Feet, for sale at Manu- actu
rers' prices. "a EE
mh2-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27
for q more secure place.

ALLoPATHY AND HoMzoPArHY.-A
gentleman hands us the following def
milton of the words AlIopathy and Ho-
m@opashy which we publish for the
benefit of those who desire to know
what's what.
Allopathy, from the Greek alton and
pathos, means that medical system
which makes other parts of the body
snffer besides those affected by disease
itself, for the sake of cure, and which,
in most cases, follows the motto, icon
srGrtG confrGfriis egraatar, "-whict.
signifies shat diseases are cured by med
icines, the effects Of which are opposite
to the symptoms of the disease. The
word tAllopathy," is here used as syn
ouymous with old, regular or orthodox,
school system, method, or practice.
Homeopathy, from the Greek words
Aossotos and pGthos, signifies the new
medical system that does not attack the
sound parts of the body to perform .
cure, but uses medicines in accordancs
With tho maxim, "stssilsG sazsilibass cas-
yantuy, like cured By its liks-which
directly operates on the affected parts,
and which tend to produce, when taken
in large doses, by persons In health,
symptoms similar to those TO ba pre-
scribed for. This new system 10 called
the reformed, or Hom@opathio system.
We judge both the above ds6oitions
are rather liberal rsnderings of tbe
taxms used.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

Another BURGLARY.--The residence
of Mr.. Samuel Archer was entered by
burglars on Friday night, and robbed OF
q small quantity of plated ware and g
fes pieces of silver ware, also coat be.
longing to Mr.. Archer. The burglars
entered By back window whiok had
been left unfastened. People can not be
too careful in regard to fastening their
doors and windows, as the city is flooded
with these neafaious scoundrels, and are
always on the alert for rich crib to crack.
Money and valuables should be deposited
in good safes, and families should pro.
vide themselves with a well loaded re-
volver and use it when necessary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

ExPEorATIoNs--Mr, Lowry, contrac.
tor Tor the bowldsring Of First street,
Informs us that the boat which lows his
powders to this city left Cincinnati on
Thursday last for the bovldsr pile near
Rising Sun, and that she will probably
reach here to-day, in which case the
bowldering of FRS. street to Locust will
be completed by Thursday night. The
grading on the lower end Of First street,
below Division, is being prosecuted with
that energy which has characterized the
whole work, and if the good weather
holds until the last Of next week he ex'
poets the whole to be completed. First
street will then be the hsudsom est
thoroughfsre in the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

RAlssD THEM--CoIonel Charles Case,
Who, with Mr.. Parneil, has been in the
city for the past two weeks looking for
the interests OF Uncle Sam 10 connec-
ton with the Revenue Department, left
on Saturday night for Aurora. by the
Superior. We learn that they have, du-
ring their stay, assessed some $4,000
tax against sundry individuals who had
made trieiag mistakes in calculating
their incomes. A pretty good fort
nights work. ~
In private note to us before be left,
Col. Case pays high, and We have no
doubt, most deserved compliment to
the revenue officers of this city, pro
nouncing them the most efficient and
sagacious be has met in the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

Evan.v.lis Produco sIarhst.

.
Evansville Produce Market.
Evssv LIE, November 25.
The delightful weather tina has prev4iie for
the past week has rendered business quite tive.
Our produc Rs ard grocery merchants have trans.
acted large business, and shipments have been
unusually hesyy.-F Pricfs have been we'll main
tanned aad thess il scarcely change 70 note In
quotations.
BACON - Scarce and In demand at 2lc for
shoulders and 25c for clear sides. No hams IN
market M - ryaxFTe ~
BUTrER-slightly advancsdawit sales at 900
&c.
BEANS Dull At oog1 Is. 81
BRAN@-r ecliusd to soc per 100 pounds.
CHEESEa-weatern Reserve, firm ct 22@2211.
FLOUR = Is rather Armer and low grades
slightly advAuced; Euperfne maybe quoted at
s 7s; Extra at Oo@o 50; xxx Family 10 90
@Io so. ,-.,-.,z-4..- ss.f
wHEAT-Advancsd to 81 1892 90 for good cd
BED and White.
OATs--Steady ct S5G40c. "a
CORN -Dull at 4o@5oe for. new in ear and
shslled in sacks.
BARLEY-DtcIined to 81 co.
RYE-Nominal at 90@sI. None in the market.
FLAX sEED-In demand at O0@2 %.
CLOVER SEED-Nominal; none in market.
TIMOTHY SEED Declined to "a 0og4 80.
FEATHER6-Live 65@70c.
GENsENG-Steady at 60@70.
LARD-Advatced and firm at 26@3oe.
| GROCERIES-F,rm and steady.
HAILE--Advancedit to 8 00s fstai aaf 80 -
CoFFEE-Flrm sl@s2c for Bio.
sUGAR-Firm at 15@171&.
MoLAssEs-Firm at $3.50. y Y
sYBUP-9Oc@s1 Is.
HAY-Actiye; loose SO; lbAIsd SIS, = =
PoTAToEs Plenty, and new are held at SOC
90 per bushel. "a
| HIDEs-Declined to SC for green, and 12@12z
| dried. sfz3t .ass hai1 iite - t3tt
SALTS eadS at Coo per Bushsi.
WHlsKY-Advancel to 81 1592 rs.
woOL-Advanced to 55960ci in demand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

gGT The Princeton Clarion COM
plains that DR.. James Bryan, of New
York, has swindled that paper out Of
some $45, for advertising. Fill up your
paper with home advertisements and ad-
NIT none from abroad, and especially
no quack medicine advertisements IN
less they are paid for 10 advance. That
is the way we do here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

Boy We are indebted to our kind
friend, Major John White, OF the cele'
brafed firm of "White Brothers," for late
Ottawa, Canada, papers. We hope our
friend John won't be conscripted to 6gh,
the Feuians while sojourning in Her
Msiesty's dominione. - M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

A CURIOSITY FOR RENT-For the first
time in many months there is business
house to rent in this city. It is situa-
ted on Water street, next door to Robert
Barnes dry goods store 1t is 90xls,
with back basement ware house 37x40
feet. Robert Barnes will give further
particulars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

PERsoNAL@-We had. the pleasure yes
terday Of making the acquaintance Of
Marshal Aksrs of New Albany, who ID
making trip prospecting for rogues
Marshal Akers has made for himself q
fine reputation as crtcher of roguss,
and has become terror to eyil-doers. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

OYsrERs OYsrERs Gross, Davis, l.
Co. are sole agents for MANN & CO.'S
CELEBRATED BALTIMORE oYS-
TIERS. All oysters warranted fresh
and good. Liberal discount to the
trade. - N S A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27
Commissioners sale.

j. n. Sutcliff, Administrator OF Levi Teakey, de-
csassd, Plaintiff, against Levi Yeskey's Heirl
and Creditors, defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECBEE OF THE CRIT.
ID tenden Circuit Court, rendered IN tfe ab Va
entitled cause, will, or Monday, January tue
9Th, 1866, at the Court house door in the town oi
Marion, GFitteadsn county, KeBtucky, sell 10 the
big est bidder. on credit Of six, twelve and
eightesn months. the llowin ssrest esssse. lying
on the ohi river in sail county: oHs ira 81
land known q the Ford's Ferry trac > and being
tAe tract decided to sell YsakFy by Francis Ford,
cont aiming about Tvs hui DR. d. acres on which 10
large ard aubseanti frame dWB Ing house
about two hundred yards from the RISER. Also,
the Ware-hoJ and lot az FoTd's Fearys ard the
landing and ferry privii ge, J ending 81. the
grs und In front Of the town lote ana up to the
mo- til Of the creek at eaid teUa of Fcrd's Ferry.
Also. at the same time and place, will sell the
Farm known a. tho clover tiass,n the sans
decided BY Henry Yssksys decease5, to said Levi
Yeakey, coRiain rig one hundred and forty-set on
acres, most Of which Is lotion land. with 60 d
dwelIip and out-houses on it, aud in good stats
Of cultiYat on. Said Farm Is about one half mi g
beloE FordB Ferry aud has good river front (;
tho titles TO which ere pert ct aBeHes, having
the 70 % Of replsvin bond, with good security,
will be rrquiStd anu lien oret ned for the pur.
chaas moneyszaA ssga .Ii 1llt-sa p saau
For furiher par iruarn IN q1ire at FoFds Ferry,
Ky, or Of a. a. ahas ks or Go Cook, Esq /, In
The sighbol hood, cr Fof r ~ Has rs Attorney
for said Ann n o. alto a. Marion Ky. $3.50
q SUTCLfFF,
no24 2w ..-Adr,'s and sp ciai Com i>sioDer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

CHAEGED.-The Memphis Daily Com
nserciGE made it's appearance on Sunday,
the 18th, in an entire new dress, in
quarto form. Il is handsome sheet
and is ably conducted. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27
EDUCATIONAL.
Evansville q
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.


THE EXAMINATION OF The HoLARs
i L Of THU institution will take place Frid,y,
the 25th Of November, from to IL a. va. and 70
4p. m. 7hs presence Of the paients and friends
during the xanination will be very desirable.
| COMMENCEMENT OF THE sFC0ND TERM.
MONDAY, TIE 2SSh OF EOvEMBER, ar o
| O'CLOCK &. N.
| Applications for the receatiOn of new scholars
sbsaid he made efore the 18th Of November. =
Terms S25 per quar- err, payable In advances
Branches OF Instruction
! ENGLISH AND GERMAN WHITING AND
4 READING; SPELLING; TRAHsLATI0Hs from
| English into German, q ID vico-yersa; COMPOST
TONS In both languages, GRAMMAR in bath
languages, ARITHMETIC, ALGEBRA, MATH-
| EMATICs, HISTORY Of the UNI ED STATES,
| HISTORY or THE WORLD, NATURAL HIS.
TORY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, GE0GRA-
PITY, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, MINERoL-
| oGY, CHEMISTRY, FREEHAND DRAWING,
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. SURVEYING,
FRENCH, LATIN, GREEK, AND BOOK
KEEPING.
Every scholar Is entitled to al the above men,
ioaed studies, acc riding 90 his own choice, with
tut any extra charge. All branches OF studies ere
saght In the Eaglisb Language German
strdies excepted.
We hue also made arrangements TO accept
scholsrs un der ten years age, for Preparatory
Dc artnsnt to cur toIis iato School.
Terms for boys Of this Department, SIS per
quarter, payable In advance. FH
W. eINNHOLD,
ED. KUNTEE.
To PARENTS and frieads Of Education do an
nounee hat I have associated myself with Mr. Y.
Runten. gentleman from the State Of New York.
who has been born aud brought up in that STATE,
and received his first ed ucasion In CT the best
schools there. When IL years Of age he left this
country for Francs, to enter the Polyte -hnicum
Of Paris Having spent there Q whole year In
learning the French language, and studying all
such branches that could enable him to emf ter the
Polytechnieal Academy of Stuttgart, of Wurtem-
berg Of Germany, h left Pari and was accepted
at Stuttgart Is q student Of said Academy In
this Ac sdemy, renowned for its thoroughnsss
through the whole land 81 Germany, Mr.. Runten
r. N lined three years, preparing himself for the
position of a teacher Of Technical Seiencss. Mr.
bunten speaks he Eng ish, French aud German
languages with great facility, is super or Msth@
mstieian, aud highly accomplished to instruct la
Perspective as wei FrsehADd Drawing; he Is
we'll able to teach Bookkeeping and surveying,
and the scholars of chs First DEPARTING & shall,
With the approaching spring, have 10 60 out With
their teacher 70 the neighboring hills valleys and
fields, TO learn, practically Row to survey.
boldly state that there Ia no school in this
city which can OF such advantages TO the you
80 the Evansville Collegiate School, and IoDk,
tn rsfore, forward with hope and conh ence, that
q pro. perity Of this School will be In proper.
ton to the sail and sOrt put forth IN its behalf
nl3 W. sINNHOLD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

BArrIzED.- Twelve persons, eight
males and four females, two of the former
quite boys in appearances, we're baptiz ID
yesterday afternoon in the river, a. the
foot of Main street The ccssion
attracted O large concourss Of people to
the river, and the boats, bsrges, wharf
boats, and levee were crowded, and we
regret to have to record that there wac
much unseemly conduct on part Of
many who we're old enough to know how
10 behave on such an occasion. Ir-
reverence and the bandying Of stale
jokes aad smart remarks on such occa-
sions are not only irreligious and i'll
timed, but they are q evidence Of i'll
breeding.
There also came well nigh being an
accident. A large crowd of men, women,
aud boys rushed upon the Phantom, and
crowded her boiler and hurrican deck,
neither of which are strongly construct
ed, and both decks began to give way
when there was o sudden retreat made
for q more secure place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

D@ We had the pleasure of call on
Saturday from our elegant young friend
J. F. Welborn, of Mount Vernon. he
is now associated with Gen. Bill Harrow
in the practice OF the law.