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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-13
FOR Sale.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-13

GEo. + GREENE AND Tng REv. J. G.
WHlrn.- Our notice Of the little spite
ard malice exercised by the distinguish.
ed editor Of the. Vincennes Sun, through
the medium Of the Vincennes City
coansil has led him 10 explain
the cadses, and to set forth ths fall ex.
tent Of tbs head and front Of the ReyeF-
end gentlemsn's offending.
Placing himself in the Judges seat,
Greene gravely premises that Mr.
White j. proati.using his holy calling
to hsss and malicious ends"--tha. be is
T simply fanatic and bigot who de
serves no eourtesies at our (Greene's)
handssor az the bands of others who
have u correct appreciation Of Christian
amenities and duties.'
Modest and unsophisticated Greene
What an appreciation be must possess
Of Christian amenities and duties
/ George l.. Greene talking of Christian
amenitieal Satan among the Saints
Bat thar our readers may see how OBJ
noxlo0s Rev. J. G. White may be to tn,
grave iaquisitor Greene, We copy tn,
Indictment entire:
Soma months ago he was out on q
leenr,og tour, and we copy handful
printed Tor him at Princeton, that oui
readers may get better insight into
bis character Here it L.:
''Ls etures on Rem snIsmi
by RgV j. O. WHITE.
"The FIRST lecture will be delivered il
| the Methodist Church. 10 Princeton, lad.
on Monday, June 2O,h, at o'clock.
"sosJEer: PAfAL CONSPIRACY EXPOSED,
in which il viii be shown that the Re-
mish Church, aided By foreign powers
Is lahoring to destroy the Government
Of the Uailed States, civil liberty, and
the Protestant Religion. Startling fact
will be exhibited. Catholic books an,
| documents will be freely used.
Iulhis handful the most sacred em
blems and symbols Of the Catholic
/ Church are Illustrated and cRricaiured
This was q sufficient reason for our &C
ton
Now, Christian readers, are You no
convinced that Rev.J G. White is "a
matte and bigot, not entitled to an
eouttesies at the hands of one who s
highly appreciates Christian amenitie
aud duties as does the pious, sober, al
patriotic GreeRea
Isn't it strange that man who possess
es such high appreciation OF Chris
tan amenities and duties should rus
in the same issue to the defense Of
man who has served part of bis time i
the State Prison for murder, and whS
after being pardoned for political res
sons, committed second detiberst
marder2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-13

Music Mr.. F Gel, one OF our oldest
Music teachers, informs 0s that be dc.
signs deeo,ing his entire attention 10
Music hereafter. and Is prepared 10 ae-
com MEDIATE a few more pupils
Feb CIV
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NOTICE.

ssHE YEsTRY or SAINT PAUL'S cHgRCH
vii spsly Il the Common f'euueii II Fernais
sioa 20 erect tvo-story fr.uls RS sHgzs IN she
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IRRTTATIOS OF qHE SEf X OF THF D AID.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-10
New Advertisements.
WATERVILLE
Classical Institute l.!

This is an old Institution Cyaterville Academy
with new name, and new plan. Its plan Is two
fold; embracing preparatory for College, and
aCollegiate Of three years, with graduating
honors at the close, for young ladies. 1t viii aim at
just two Objects such a prepaIaton for College as
young need for the easy and successful prosecu-
ton Of their college course, and such Of study
and training for young ladies is adapted to fit them
for American women. Preparatory for these courses
and auxiliary to them, there viii be Introductory
course, to which pupils may be admitted without
gard to attainments. The immediate wants ofyoung
ladies' and gentlemen preparing to teach will be prop
erly attended to- and there win be good facilities for
the study Of Drawing, Painting and Music.
The subscriber is happy to announce that he has
secured the services Of Miss HARRIET G. wooD-
MAN, of Portland, late Of Bates College Principal
Of the Ladies' Department. OF Miss woodman he
can speak from personal knowledge. She is a ripe
scholar, and an exact and thorough teacher Besides
an extensive acquaintance with the Greek, Latin,
French and German Classics, she is an accomplished
lady, and teacher oflarge and varied experience
Other competent teachers win be employed as the
wants Of the Institute shah develope themselves.
Pupils win not be received for less than one term.
No deductions viii be made for absence, except in
case Of protracted sickness. Tuition payable at the
middle Of the tenn Board in private families will
cost at the pres mt time s2.5o to $500 week Stu
dents who wish to board themselves or in clubs,
can obtain rooms for this purposeat a moderate ex-
pense.
REFERENCES.
Everybody In the State of Maine.
TUITION:
$500, $3.50, $500, per term ofeleven weeks Draw
Ing Painting, and Music, extra.
The Fall Term viii commence Sept. fth.
For further particulars apply to
J. II. HANSON, Principal
waterville, July n, 1855. s2w3w
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B4-The Portsmouth Chronicle says the U.
S.steamer Mahoning, Capt. Webster, has been
lying at the Navy Yard for day or two past,
and on Tuesday morning started on an excur-
sion to Rye Beach and the Shoals. The party
consisted of the officers Of the Navy Yard and
also those of the Marine Baz racks, with ladies.
fhe steamer put in at Rye Beach and took
Vice Admiral Farragut and his family on
board
Vs. Bangor appropriates for the current
year, the sum of-$129,4O0, of which $4,000 is
for schools; $4,000 for streets, highways &C.;
So,OOO for support of Poor, and $1,000 ior Fire
Department.. The whole amount to be raised
for State, County and City purposes is $234,-
632. .1t5fg go
BB The Wing understands that the contem-
plated Horse Fair at the Fair grounds in Ban
gor VIII come off in the third week of Septem-
Der, and will be held for three days on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, of that week.
Dlligent effort is being put forth to make the
Fair superior to any ever held in this state.
EB The Bangor Wing says as one of the
clerks IN that city was taking down hoop
skirt to show customer, he discovered large
field snake closely coiled around the springs.
After some screaming on the part of the ladies
and hard struggle with his snakeship. he
succeeded in despatching him. But the lady
concluded not to wear the crinoline after
snakes.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
EVENING PAPERS.

T.go Days Later from Europe The Atlantic
Hundred Miles.
SANDY Hook, Aug. 9.
The steamship Cuba arrived off here at $50
this forenoon, bringing dates of the Doth and
Both ult.
Liverpool july Both, Via Queenstown
Ell hundred miles of the Atlantic cable had
been paid out yesterday, when insulation was
lost Cause unknown. Further particulars
had not transpired.
New YORK, Aug. g.
The Cuba arrived up at ten o'clock. The
following is additional:
breckenridge, the ex-rebel Secretary of War,
had arrived at Southampton from the West
Indies. saHf
The American Government having placed
an embargo on a cargo of cotton shipped from
Havana to Mr.. Prioleau, Confederate agent in
Liverpool, the case was carried into the Court
of Chancery.
Vice Chancellor Wood gave decision rec
ognizing the claims of the United States gov
eminent to the cotton; but considering the
existence of certain agreement between the
Confederate government and their agent,
which might be binding upon the United
States as successors to the Confederate gov
eminent, he ordered that Prioleau be appoint
ed receiver in the cause, which would enable
him to dispose of the cotton and pay all prop
er charges, he giving security for 100000, the
amount which would probably be found abso-
lutely the property of the United States. The
quantity of the cotton is about 800 bales. 10
DIR. Pritchard was hung at Glasgow in the
presence of an immense concourse Of people.
The Austrian Riechsrath was formally clos
ed by speech read by Archduke Ludwig Vic
tor, in the name of the Emperor. asla
A meeting between the sovereigns of Aus
tria, Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony and Galzeburg
: is spoken of.
The abatement of the cholera at Alexandria
is confirmed. Mrs. Lansing, wife of an Amer
lean missionary at Cairo, was among the vic
TINS. rd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-10
MILITARY.

The following appointments have been made
for the Both Maine Regiment, and commissions
were issued from the Adjutant Generals office
On Monday last to wit: III l
Royal e. Whitman of Turner, Colonel, vice
A1Doard resiyned; George w. Kendall OF
ffesport, Lieut.. Colonel, vice Whitman pro-
motei; Horace c. Haskell Of Turner, Major,
Slse randall, promoted; David S. Barrows o.
Saco, C4pG; Co. A, vice Haskell promoted !;
rfan H,. = Dwlnal Of Minot, 1st Lieut. Co. A.
VICE barrows promoted Emery o. Walker Of
Portland, "a Lieut.. Co. i, vice Coffin promoted !:
William s L. iDickey of Gray, ID Lieut.. Co. G,
The following commissions were ;ssuad -,
Tuesday: -
Isceyh Regiment William n wbo.4o.,
Of Calais, I'd Lieut.. Co. d, vice smith sS'o ~
signed. ''-'''i' to
Tscenty-NtrlN Regiment. - CorneIins n
Maynard, of Portland, I'd Lieut.. Co. X. vice
Winter deceased. George Mcdonald, OF Ash
land, I'd Lieut.. Co. ID, vice Cushman. dischara-
ell. Leonard @. Hill, of Swelen, 2d Lieut..
Co. G, vice McKeen, discharged.
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.


E The rate of taxation in Gorham, exclu-
sive of highway tax, is S2,57 on each 800. The
highest tax payer is Toppan Robbie, Esq,
$7764O.
The Saeo Democrat is informed that the
soldier who wrote us the "explosive missive,''
calling us "a liar and Gov. Cony add fool"
has called at our Office, offered handsome
apology, expressed his deep regrets for his
foolish note, attributing it to advantage taken
of his weakness, in an hour of temptation
by evil-minded men, So the Democrats NOR
alizing is Invested of much Of it's force.
q ~ VIM. H Libby, City Marshal of Angus
ia, has been appointed by U. s. Marshal
Clark as one Of the Deputy Marshals for this
state. w2BAE1A a4r ".
Va Since the work of reducing the army
commenced, after the surrender of Lee. about
nine hundred men have been discharged and
paid off in this state. The number of Maine
soldiers now in the army is estimated at not
over 5000. i9s1t sltsI .5saH
B The Portsmouth Chronicle SAYS the
Steamer Vanderbilt is to accompany the Die
tator and Agamenticus to this city.
Va A Massachusetts, paper speaks of the
town of Great Falls, Maine, with 5000 inhabi-
tants and no newspaper. Please correct your
geography. Maine has no such town. f's'fi
BB Dogdays are SO named because, during
theircontinuanee, men feel and act more like
lazy setters than like efficient human workers
BB- The Bangor Times does not exhibit its
usual candor By intimating that the negro suf-
frage men OF New England are of the Wen
dell Phillips school, any more than it exhibits
an accurate knowledge of facts in putting Ed
win NJ. Stanton and VIM. H. Seward in oppo-
sition to that great idea of political right and
justice.
~ Mr.. CIV. Jordan Of this city has brought
to our office several aged apples. They were
gathered in 1858; and though kept in an open
box in the cellar they are stin sound and quite
juicy. But old age confers wrinkles upon APP
Piles as well as upon those who eat them.-[Le
iston Journal
ia COW belonging to Sheriff Parker of
Lewiston, did very handsome thing for her
owner on Sunday night last She produced
twins, 50 nearly alike, says the Journal, that
"tother can't be told from which" Motherand
bossies doing well.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-10
From. Merico.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
The Herald's City of Mexico correspond
ence says that the Imperialists there are con-
graduating themselves upon the prospects of
recognition by the United States. and it was
reported that Gen. Almonte was going to
Washington to secure that desideratum. The
The same correspondent describes the present
condition Of the country as anything but fat
tering 10 the new government The Repub-
lican armies are still large and efficient. aud
hold undisputed possession of large portion
Of the country, while guerrilla bands roam at
win, and the friends of Juarez are gaining
ground everywhere.
The neralds vera Cruz correspondence
gives sickening accounts of most atrocious
vandalism and Outrages committed by the
French soldiery in Mexico by orders Of the
Imperial army officers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-10
FACTS AND QUERIES.

In the morning papers yesterday was a notice
like the following:
CLosED.-The Police last evening closed
every grog-shop in the city, at the request of
the officers OF the First Maine Cavalry.
The effect of the act referred in the above
three lines was instantaneous, distinct and
decidedly agreeable. The streets were az quiet.
as orderly and as free from noise, from nine
o'clock till late hour, as Sabbath in the coun-
try. Citizens observed the effect before in
formed of the cause. Itwas an evenings good
order secured without loss OF any thing to any
body, except of that which works mischief to
all concerned. In view of these facts we
offer the following inquiries:
1. If the police can close "every grog-shop
in the city" one evening, why may they not do
it every evening? A4A
2 If they h7,oD where every grog-shop is,
why do they not enforce the law against
them? 80
B. Ii at the request of the officers of regi-
iment SO good work as the closing of the
grog-shops can be secured, why may it not be
done at the request of the officers of the city,
or OF the citizens who make the officers?
A. Have the officers of returned regi-
ment any higher claims upon the police than
the people who reside and do business in the
city?
.. II it's proper to protect the weak and
easily-tempted soldiers of returned regiment
against the influence of the grog-shops. is it
not equally proper to protect similar soldiers
who have been discharged from other reei-
ments? 9a1
9 6. And if the easily-tempted soldier is en-
titled to such protection as the police afforded
the LIST Me- Cavalry, why is not the easily
tempted civilian equally entitled to the same
degree of protection?
Z. If the police can close the grog-shops
but do not, how can they escape at least
share of the responsibility for their evil influ-
ence? ~ @
/ .. Or, if the police can do this but neglect
because not properly supported by their super
Tors or the people, then does not our city pre-
sent field for the moral reformer which
should be cultivated with the least possible de-
lay? ..fa
These questions are proposed in no captious
or fault-finding spirit. Our city is getting a
reputation abroad and at home for disorder
and intemperance, by no means enviable. 1t is
beginning to suffer in this regard in the esti-
nation OF good men who visit us from the
country! Shall its reproach in this respect be
continued, or shall it be wiped off? Will the
City Government and Police think of these
things? ~ -a
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sro,a Savannah.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.
The steamer America, from Savannah 5th,
has arrived.
The Herald states that the rebel Brig. GEN
eral Mercer has been sent to Fort Pulaski.
One Howell, brother-in-law of JEFF. Davis.
and three other most insulting rebels were
most soundly thrashed, in the presence of all
the guests of the Pulaski House, by Capt. Hus-
sey alone, for making indecent and Insulting
remarks against the President and our flag.
subsequently, another rebel puppy received
similar deserts from Capt. Hussey for doubling
the ability of one Yankee to whip four rebels.
Howell and his badly whipped bullies were
then taken to the police station.
The Republican says the lesson was sadly
needed, as Union men have been uniformly
insulted of late there, and the thing was grow
ing unbearable.
The sOth and 10th Maine regiments are to be
mustered out.
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The Dead that might ha Living.

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Notice.

Persons who have lost friends in the army and are
DESTROYS to receive their remains learn all the
particulars to the best mode OF removing them the
expense, &c., by writing to R. SMITH, Hanover,
Maine assn
Mr.. Smith has just returned with the 31st Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers, and offers as references the
following names:-
Surgeon j. III. KIMBALL, Bridgton, =
Chaplain GEO. G. CRAWFORD, Readfeld,
of the 31st Maine Vols. aug7sn4ws rs