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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

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s em cal s1.d5s'-a Toy POI, tcd9io
10 " sds 20 a5Q5 sat a ssn'is-g roli
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N.Y. ApVERTIsEMENrs.
KAUEMAN RRo.

The only Manuiact0rl m The WeBtern btstes-
KAUFMAN < Bro.
Bespectfaly iavi the attention Of Dea ard the
Ladies OF Cl-veiaDd aud vicinity, to this most ex
tsctise "a uTzcturiRg place ia this vicinity. The
facilities OF Low RENTS, expert. nee in buy
Ing aod y BanufscturlnR enables hem TO oh-r the
finest aud u at styIi h skirts ana norsets, m
ported and Domest Ladies' yum 'shiuE Goods,
9 hne assortment OF Fancy Goods. &c thirty per
o-nt less Than at any otbtr pace in the cit.
ES- Ii for your cwn benedt, and frd KAuF-
MANS sToBE, 10 Public "a are. KaufJ an's
Fastory. 25O supefior sc up EtaIri my26
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
ABour KIRBY eMITH

The Chicago Tribune ssys: Captain
McClosky, of Dick Taylor's command,
who has arrived at New Orleans, thinks
Kirby smith has considerable blow about
him but no real genuine staminy, aud is
of the impression that as soon as the Fed.
eraI army makes its appearance in that re-
Rion Kirby will surrender or sksdsddle to
Mexico, rather than to die in the 'lAst
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
eENzRAL MCMILLAN

Brevet- Msjor General Mcmillan of In
diana, recently in command of the lst
Division of the 10th Army Corps, has re-
signed. General Mcmillan entered the
service in 1861 as Colonel of the 2lst H.
diana
coRREsPEDEECE WITH THE CAPTAIN GEN.
EkAL OF CUBA.
The Heraldis Key West correspondent
gives the correspondence between Admi-
raj stribling and the Captain General of
Cuba. sss-
Admiral Stribli1g notifies the latter that
to the men who are properly entitled to it.
A medal of honor will be awarded to each
one who participated in his capture.
the rebel armies east of the Missi'aippi
have surrendered, and says if the Stone
wall i, allowed to go to sea, the spsniah
government will be called 10 sceOont for
tolersting piracy.
The Captain General replies that he has
no new Instructions since those of Decsm-
ber 1851, which commanded him to OBJ
serve the strictest neutrality, and that he
should cause the StonewsIl to depart
as soon as the repairs to her machinery
were complete. He expressed the hops
that nothing would occur to impair the
friendly relations existing between the two
nations.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
THE RAM sToHEMALL.
WAsHInnrnn- Mo- ,

III .-.a.-fs WAsHISsToE, May %.
Official intelligence has been received Of
ths unconditional surrender of The rebel
ram ttonswsu to the Spanish authorities
At HavEns. "a.
T. THE LAST OF ITS RAcs.
The shenandoah is believed to be the
Last remnant Of the rebel navy. When
last heard from she Yves proving around
the Indian Ocean, .as 3
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MAY 27TH, 1866.
81 Valuable Buildirg Lots on Case
Avenue ana Jman BtreeE,


AVenUe ana bJman BtreeE,
ATAUCTIO ON...................BT o. CUTTER & SON
O. Gutter on viii sell on saturisy, Ma 9th,
as s'eiotk P. NJ on the premises, 3. vsluable
Building O7s 4 onti1g On Ease avenue and Lyman
street ss'd lots ar iOry liOl ct front BY 40 %
75s feet in depth. The whole 30 be sold vitsout
any rsserse whatever. pr sent Dg fne = Poriunt
" for ~schsnics aad Others 10 purchase good
6uildh { lots at thesr wn prices. As THEY d US c
Bs -OaO. Maps Of the Lots eau be ea St our
Auction Room, So ls4 Bsus ree'.
= rerns 4 >aie-O5e-l bird "a cssh in hand, bal
snos in aud years, with Inter 81 onnu slly-
my25.9tS
NENTS WHITE sHIRTS-IN Al L
q VI 81 'ss nd quslii ., at prices below anythi
IN the market. gust opsnsd
j. d. DsEITTT co,
nv26 TaDd Il Pubic SOU re.
TU5T REOEIVED-A FINE LOT
. Of -stcheis, L iadies' linen PSper CoIsSs and
Cufs, s me lot Of stockings, Glovss, &c st
KAUFM AN'3.
my29 l9 Puhlio Sauare, Lym'n's B ock.
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Gold, 13s9S. r
New York Central, 9Oss; Erie,73; Hud-
son River, -; Reading, 937f; Michigan
Central, -; Michigan Southern 53H; Rock
Island, -; Fort Wayne, - Ohio i
Mississippi Certifeases Is; MsripOss-j
Quicksilver, SAX; Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
$50; Cumberland, -; Canton, =;
Northwestern =; Northwestern preferred
561z; Old 5-2Os, 1895.
Gold very active and firm, and sold after
call as high as 1889, closing at l572S.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
TIE REVIEW.

The morning papers devote much space
to the account of the review of the Army
of Tennessee and Georgia. The reception
ofthose armies is represented as very en-
thusisstic, surprising that of the Army Of
the Potomac the day before. The cheering
was loud and prolonged as the various
Generals rode along the lioe and 10 front
of the principal stands. General Btair's
corps Wss followed by small train of psck
mules, with crowd of eontrabands and
snimals of sll kinds, as if they had just re-
turned from 4 AfOrsgiOg expedition. The sp-
peaSAues of the troops was credisable toall
their officers and evinced thorough disci-
pline and splendid martial spirit.
ess-. GOOD EXAMPLE
Nearly all the daily pspers hsve edito-
risIs CONNER ding President Johnson's
good exam pie in refusing the gift of The
horses andeesrrisge rendered him by the
merchants of New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

Books, for limisca amoant Only, Of the capital
stock 81 ths above named CoBpany viii b opsr "a
fora ~ days, on and Afgf wednesday, she ia
inst, 81 the ea8ea OF MesafM bAs a Arthra.
Crescent Bank Banding, and also at the oitCe of
81 a. Lawr, nee. Esq, MaTbe Halt. ne prop
oTty ~ the Company consists of over Two
Thousand Acres, under lease held interest
on the waters u 0r 60 a ser, Ia Tbs state - krt
futky. aud contiguous shaFrtq and u believed ~
&c aatoug fhe richest oli tsfFitaty that ean any
where BE fauud Operations IN heriuE ior fotre-
leum have alssady hrau eommnHcca, ans at tho
depth atiaiusd--soms Afty st--the tndtcatiass
are u8nst uatteging. aud there is every Teas0u 10
anticipate . large a8w uf oil, AID Of saperior
quail y. The work Of boring viii d. pro ecuisd
wlth enarey aud diarafch DAY ~ nleht
twenty Fave Thousand Dollars
81 the CauitA Sleek. IN addition % hat airea
taken wliifnty b. Canrea a. this tiune aud Z 70
aaianuf Wilt Re appra priafed = nsveinptuE auf
Esriue for Otl, the va-ioaa tracts o. Oh farris
Tory hall hV he CampnHy D. Apd r. makir kpowu
thG EIinnrsi Weaifh 81 ths sisns. alta v n - 81
aside and deEped exclusively % he aeoFo abegts.
Present stbckhoiiers nr tioso an tabs fibs f9F
10 stock IF the CompsnYar fhe rrFrsut ueir,
will t entitled 60 thtif ptot ortiorate share tu al
iuqsts INCREASE Of tbs CAflta stock o. tie eous-
paiy we'll A. De prqAH whi,h may afrrpa
iratn tfr Wells nov bliut Bored, aud alt a. ers
that My b. hfraAfer san. GA anY pqriiap " he
{. go arrcs ~ Oh Laad hrla BY the company.
rs- Any and 81 uthtr iufoFmHtt~ Will %
fre,iy Flvru, "a Apl lcation 20 auy of she eacgta
81 Mo company. fEi ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
city Clerk. onoo, june an. ), is5l ies
Annexation q Territory TO the City

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
IN mon Council Of the city OF Eyansyilio, ia
pursuance of the provisions Of an Netof the Gen
eral Assembly OF the s,ats o. T"dissa. spprevea
March 6. 1885, entitled act 90 amend the seventy
FIRST section OF an act cd "An Act gran Ing 90
the citizens OF the town Of Evansville. In the
county Of Wander uTgh, city ehRrier, i" approved
January 81, tlS47, And. 10 add supplemental Zee.
tions 10 said Net, viii, on the l2th day Of Jnne.
1865, present 70 tho Board Of County Com mia. leu
Of Yanuerbprgh sonl ~. petition praying TOT
the annexation 60 sid city OF tho following %
ecribed territory, aud citing forth the reasons for
such annexation, VIZ: All that part % the north
east quarter OF & NJ E'ans's eu5-lot No. four az
situate east ~ n sin stro on Pr nceton road, ae
scribsd as ioiioWa, Wis: Begi ning st an iron pm
81 the mouth -east corner . sid Gus los, aud run
niug thence south along the line dividing sail
outlet from out-lot No. ave 90, RE hundred
and thirty (a3,l ieet % thH norm line Of Lilies
ton and Loekh rt's Enlarg msnt; ths nee % by
said north line tg0 uadrsi And twelve (3l } fsot
or Their ahuuts. 70 thr rnfudia Of Main htreef
thence norttwsrdiY along she middle OF aid
Ma stieo tree handred Anea forts -fotF and one-
fourth (Silb4l teae, OF heTeahputA. 20 tas nurgh
line Of said a 4 NO unr ~ the SAINT also betsy
the uor,h iion a a-of sectiea 40. t@oRf y-uinh
Coz, towuaiipsix e6f senlh rauss ten Qol west
a. "a, thence cast .iong said north section Ate on
hundred aud thirteen (llSl fevt, theIsabouts 20
the pl c. Of beEipning,t said ttrrito = being
part Of tie uorth-west qrsrtor Of said section
number twenty niue (&sl said territory heing
contiguous he city Of EvansvJgio, ma Mot
plated or laid OF. W. BAk 49,, Mayor
Attest; A. Mccain, Clsrk. ngfOst JsT2
no JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, TRUs ZEE eB
l. Pigton township, JulsWa Adler, james IA.
Yickery, heufy kr It, Hensy Steinle and AiilIen
Kelly, and the heirs aud lzSui represent ttives of
john Becker, deceased:
Notice Is hvrsby given At the petition r.
ierred TO la ths aooye notice was presented 20
the Board # County commissioners OF andeF.
burg ounty on the 18th dey Of June, IS, aud
that the same receiN ed aud considered, aRd Il
was ordeFe by "a d Board that the further h.ar.
ing aud consideration of said application he con-
liz ucd until tha lOth day o. ia ls6S, aud that
nouce BE- given by he County Audito- by pubsi-
Gallon IN he Evansy he Daily Isul al tIafl a..id
application 10 Row ending het "a said Board. and
that It will be heard snd determined on tbs said
lUth day Of Jaiy,-isess vI0roN BisGHa
-Auaitpr ". o.
Evausville. Innn lIth. Instability
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

THe CITY APPROPRIATIONS The YER
bal construction Of our report Of the
Council Proceedings in Tuesdays issue,
led some to suppose that Mr. Orr op
posed The appropriation. Such was not
lhe case. de was in favor Of the APP
preparation, bat opposed 10 making 1t
$500 az was proposed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
OINTMENT.
CITY NOTICES.
IuNE 10th. 1855

ORDER ron A PLANK SIDEWALK
Aud now it 10 herein ordered aud dir cted By
the Common Couuch Of the lily Of EVRntUile,
that ths owners Of all lots rts OF lots froat-
ing adj lining the north SIDE of sixth
street, between fifth avenue aud sixth hyeuus, In
said city, cause the 81 waiks thefacn - be
bronghl 60 b. proper g. JADE au6 That they cause
a SIDE walk OF class No DO laid d0wa there
on within thrty days ffom tho publication Of
this order. A. "A. McGRtFF, Clerk.
CITY clerks Once, Ju5e 70 1866. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

1a~The Louisville Journal Gays the
recent inspection Of the Fify-ninth Indi.
ana regiment, Of Brigadier General W.
I. Ciark's brigade, Fourth division, FIT
teehth Army Corps, was one Of the most
aattering evidences Of neatness and
fanltless discipline we have ever Wit,
messed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
FOR SALE.


= ~ BU LDtNG LOfa--IE tbHAKPE,s
- Enlargem ut Toms cash. Enquire n Il.
Skinner, at Cross, Davis Co.'S.
A HOUSE AEp L0F ~ THE cry %
n kvanagiiia. Cau be bought for slOO, on a.
plication 20 Co X, Cooks 1Tocsry, Main ftre Z,
between Sixth and seventh streets. JsfC-iw
a NO CIRCULAR gAW-siILL-sI d ATkD
y ard near the noufh ~ the W tbash river.
IN Posry ouHiy / d. One u the best iocaii ie
for timber IN the country Always plrugv q r
water i0r fmpBifg lumber 70 the south wbeFs
there ia % AL tiu - a Ruod demand
Not being able T. 4 vote my whole afts6tioh -
the busiutBs, viii sell the whole on r4asonHbir
terms, or wi.lssii oHe-haif 20 person comp tent
q ok charge of a. maas g. the nall Eor fur
thsr particular address T., r. q. Box 335. or
eBquir u Hugo EgtHsvilin. Ind. jel3 2w
A FIRST RArE MICH COW. WIN HER
n CALI boquiro a the Surveyor oibee- ie9-6l
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, OF
= Eve acfoss within tie city hnitB--a va story
brick house, with atsbe, &e., and fruits ~ o. o.
descriptions. WIZ 30 sold Tow ~ s
my23t AsJOHEsoH 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

TIM FoURTa OF July CELFBaAnoss-
MEgTiSG or Committees We are de-
sired By the Executive Committee of
Arrangements for the 4.h Of July eele.
bratioa, 10 urge the committees APP
pointed ION Monday night 70 meet
promptly.sat4 o'clock this ovening-the
gentIenaR al The residence of Mr.. Hi.
ram +. Read apd The ladies' d the resi-.
dsnoe ofMaydf Baker
We would also urge al interested in
the nnati sr to meet With she eomnittees
to.nighs a, $ 0 clock, at tho Court House,
when lnat action win be taken on the
place of holding the celebration and
other matters Of interest be determined.
Let al attend promptly and the meeting
will be short let The object be to work,
not to talk. .Lz EfAI- 20 q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

ORDER FOR a rLANK SIDEWALK.

ORDER FOR tLANK SIDEWALK
And nov it is hereby ordered aud directed BY
the Common Council Of the eify Of Evansriile,
that tho OF all lots parts Of lots 'front.'
Ing on or adjoiulng the north -esst side Of Fifth
street, between Division aud IuEle streets, in
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought TO the proper grade and that they canso
n aine.wa K II class No, Tao 70 b. laid down
thereon within thirty days from The publication
Of this order. A. NJ. hfcGhIFF, CI.rk.
CITY CIetk's once June ~. 1886 %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
Notioe I'D Contraotors.

TI'Hg 90 mon COUNCIL or fuE CITY OF
4 Granville VIII receive proposal i uati June
70 b, 1856, Tor grading aud paving the following
alleys, viz;
The ally ituate between First and Wsteg
atrtotn, auu ext nding from Ohasfnut 90 Chtrrys
The alley situate between Thifd aud Fourth
air' cts, aud extendit from Locust A. Wal ut,
The alley sHuAte betweoh SeCona aud Ihird
stress, "a enaing from afnut 20 o. stntst
aud the ally aitute httw.en locust hud Watnnt
streets, and extending from SIX h TO Sew nth.
Alse, for grading 10y situate between CLARK
and Leet str cts, aud extending from Third 10
Fourth street.
BY ordsr u ia Common Council
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
TO RENT
Desirabla Hotel e Rent

HESBERsOS cIECOIr COURT.
ID g. Hane0,k AdmlnistratoF
Vs.
NJ 3. Hareo0k's Hsirs snd Credltors.
DUEsUAET TO Az ORDER MADE IN THE
I above styhd cause. ] VIII. on Friiay, the Ifth
day of July 1895, rent 20 the Highest bid4ar AZ
public aucti' 90 tho premises, far the tn ui n
ose from tbe 9th DAY d July, 1865, that De-
srrbi' hafei al rs furnitnrea-teF Haucoek
Houss. iuaifd W tbs cry % Henderson. Tie
lessee will b. qDiTs4 Civ bond, with cod
q curlfg, q th9 fHnt-paf abe quarter y--nnd
having he f7rco aud fleet u arepisyin bond and
coadiu ned also for The careful preservation Of
the proI ertJ.
GE0RGE A. fUCG, CONF.
Hend IRON. June ath. 1865. Iela
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

sag- The Pension Office is very busy.
Two 4houaand applications for pensions
are received daily. Those Of widows
are falling lof, while those Of iuvahds
are increasing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

r s<5- Ben Wood, the New York Cop.
perhead Congressman, who was deeply
i'm plicated in the Canada rebel plots,
by the testimony in the. assassin-consPi-
raey trial, is 10 be arrested.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

HARD TO BEAr MIR. James Abbott,
Of oldham coanty, yesterday sold his
entire crop Of. tobacco three. hogs
heads at the Pickett Spratt & Co.,
st the following prices per loo pounds,
$40 80, $50, and So 80 This is by far
tlis best sale OF the season He re-
csived for his individual labor the hand
some sum Of '$ly074 %. The two fipe-
hogsheads. we're bought By Messrs. ID,
Spalding aud Son, OF this eity.-LOsis-
rills Jelsrsaai, l9tA
.set-lss-- .E--ryTE = 5 ETEaAG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

Ra- Yesterday morning, our oiiee
was sersnaded by the f4sh United States
Colored Brass Band. The dark must
esaRs- syed several spirited airs, and
did so with. remarkable correctness,
They were a tidy-looking set of fellows,
and their Instruments were in perfect
oTder-as elssn and brightly polished as
IL they had Just come from The bands Of
the nenufaetnrer.-LoU Journal
- DUST think Of it. The Louisville Jour.
nal complimentary negroes. Surely the
world moves.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
DEEFIsl.

lf4 ta ts1iltfA.
. Z f4 u5.5J l9
~ iassis as.ssi - fA
- ~ "a t1l
-'',sh ..aa .S.l
5o-ao Sc Il "a - s.
&, KILLING ht ~ THANKFUL ron TIA
ubsFal patti .saf 8recaifad daring thg Past iou
Tssrt, snd osina q IsssihIeAt raafidlnt 81 istit
tesirds all perso rHpthnE they coed bis re- Is.
souai 8srFcgs OF 'glto Welt bis roe is aud So rle
various Style oavvor< saazuFaotaTsd
Ipprovsn stHaty and Inyohtt Is
eEs BENG a@se, ANA egorytbipg ga, Eli q prys
.sg iasi=Fusts - hs fa5.snts IS s5cu-5d - hin
establishment and FHctligi =
Arc pauai 60 any "a rl
O. A II 2iE. N CITt q sgI
Is has Several AE@sthetioi
AIIs~a=lfnz PAta vshaa Eztraetias
prbea-
JhooEs thAs srs san Kan ana - rssforsi g aaar,y
cir ori gipel contour A. isaisaiis stylra0f
4 ri IFI-CIAL Tai Eth,
nade anywhsraiis stg Waited sHtas. srbaa.isiy
lim. irregularities ID Chjiarsn.s Igath suaesss.
uiiy currsctei. There E3gfhs
ava BECATED 'TeeETII t'-t'-
5EoEId eishsr have them EStincasl or glits, tct
lsstsr y possibiqi T6s hs.lti Of ssu ps.rass 49,
SEI ElAAII1e5f6 RSTtf5rr5fiss rnrlrru.
ll -4s Arse-CT. 10y FhLATg
'so~s - Nirss - assv. rsess 1sas~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
WANTED.
LOST

ON SATURDAY EIGHT-A 20 KET BOOK
~ cor taiEing ten dollars ia money. With tie
name Of hauey Sheppard on g. The hnder vi
be suitabIy rewarded, snd confer great favor oa
poor women, by leaving lt ~ the shsrsood
Hoase. itzg5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

RdS- Colonel William b. Stokes, of
Tennessee, has announced himself as a
Candidate for Congress IN the Third Dis
triet of that State This district is com
posed Of the counties Of Mega, Rhea,.
Hamilton, Marion, Grundy, Bledsoe,
Van buren,, Sequatehie, Warren, White,
Smith, Macon, Overtob, DeKalb, and
Fentresa Colonel Stokes has served
portion Of the people Of Tennessee ae,
eeptahle in the State Legislature, and IN
the lower branch Of tie Federal Con
gress. In both positions he discharged
hisdnties faithfully and ably.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
CHTY NEWS.

GD-A heavy thunder storm was hover
UNCOVER our city as We closed our labors
last night. Il cut short our telegraph
report.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

out tie wsll-trainei pupils we're eqEzi
70 the task, and bat Que word was mis-
spslled.
TnGrammar the frst aud sscoud classes
were again jointly examined, acquitting
themselves With much credit. evincing
an intimate and clear understanding Of
the principles Of the language and the
laws hat goyern.it The examination
in Grammar was extended as far as
syptax, The frss class only having gone
beyond that department. The reading
BY the secagd class vas very fine, and
rsl;cited much admiration~ 49, -.
The TEfrl ara Fourth Glass passed
the Examination very credita5ly, but
scarcely came up 70 the standard CT the
Grammar Schools These classes have
labored under a great disadvantage du-
ring the last year, having had their
teacher changed Eve or six times during
that period TEls -
This would palurally Be calculated to
raard the progress Of the pupils, aud
the present teacher, Miss Froelieb, bav-
ing been but 4 short time in the
sehcoi, was a iitas embarrassed and
manifested sight want Of confidence
in herself, and, ike new commander
10 a fret engagement with raw troops,
brought tbem under FIRE TOO abruptly,
and without -uii-isnt skirmishing to &C
custom them 10 the, excitement OF the
occasion. The result was that in Men
tai Arithmetic they falterea for a time,
but speedily rallied and stood braveiy to
their work. : In Spelling, Reading and
Geography they did very well, and, taken
all together, the exercises Of the after
noon we're highly interesting and in.
structive. The music in this School
vas superb and verg abundant as IN
al our Schools great attention is given
to spelling, and scarcely an error oe-
CURED in that branch. tE "a
The exercises closed by Miss Jennie
Reimer aud Miss Mamma Sorenson,
reading manuscript newspaper, emit
tied q THE STARS AND SrRlPEs, the
matter being made up Of compositions
written in School All the articles dis
played much talent; some Of the N being
especially well written, and all well
read. 1crr. EE1sZ1s.s
At The close of'this exercise, one oil
the smallest Of the girls walked hastily
forward to the teachers stand and ap-
preaching Miss Clark, said, "Please &C
cept ibis a. a token of the love of your
scholars" q ,he sane time handing her
what appeared to be Photograph, bot
upon openiR% the ease magnificent
silver card case was revealed, bearing
sshe inscripion uCfLUU I2T6
i = With the love of her scholars,
a' ~ .Twk 70 HE EOU
&c. Miss Mary NJ Clark,
and within there were number Of care !
containing theznan1es of all the scholars
in her classes. .-t s.. erx
Miss Clark was so overcome by her
feelings as TO Be unable TO thank her
scholars for the present, which Mr..
Wheeler did for her
The following IS the roll Of honor Of
this School. -s . =
Lizzie Reiwer and HuiAa Rahm 100
| in lessons and Department; Lizzie REIN.
ef, Present eveEyEtsy; H. RARmI aNeat
one-half day.
SCHOLARS NOT ABsENT.-Nanna Sor-
enson, Artelia Fatbera, Jennie Plumer,
Mary Roth, Sallie Harhn, Mary Harlin
Annie Pelz, HELEN Walkop, Carrie
EYert, Abby SteadmaD, oue-half day.
To-day the Grammar School, az the
upper sehool-house, will be examined,
and all interested aFe lqyited to attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is lIERE0Y 6IVEN THAT WILL
~ apply % Tho city C9rn 70 ~ The privilege u
srFetnz frams sl1gn 81 81 IN ths ffsr II bot
he. IN, Bguatioa Enlargeuest ~ The city ~
Exs5ssiIis IaG. SOD
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

GEM MEREDiTH's REsIgEATIoN Ac.
cEPrED The dispatches which We pub
hsh this morning convey. the intelh
gence that General Meredith has ter
sdered his resignation, and that the
Government has accepted it, II is said
that General VI intends to return to Pa
dueah ne citizen, and offer himself-as
a candidate for Congress - Cairo Times
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
BOARDING.

A EUmBER OF pay 30 fRDEps AND
n few ofRsrs can De- acc m aodated a. ressona-
bic terms. - applying - Mrs. b snueiit eerGsr
Of Second add Sycamore streets. Jl8-tW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
sCHAPKEk & BUssING,
RarasoIs.

AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF FANS. NORTH
"a fro IN coats 10 IS eacn, j1st opened stss
hNHAPkER BUSSING'S