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ENARM FOR SALE.

n account i'll health in his f milv tn SUI ID = Dr.
stree t ell hi luahlc IN. id firm situt e. in
the wn"f Waite fprl, ab Ut mil, from Pa--umpsjc
vllage, q. d cont -
$50 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND.
The farm il good q t of cu vatiou nd is veil ~
v.d i I'll ag assuring - dian r.. bii,i.
in Z are WI t.- he'd nd in al Tcp.i \ gund can
OF NatcI runs to bota house and rms I'll re- re abo
- y A. &c sri wool un the farm IN which Is 4
FH, AID Of s." e.. For fu I'll particua nq, i:,
# thr Il Gerber III premise.
titf NAE'ISSI-S NOREI-
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\ FARM FOR SAIL.
1000 ACRES OF TIMBER
WV AND
SETTLING LANDS At .ECTION,

Viii he 20 at MarshaIls Iio.cl, Grovc;ou y H. IN
the day of October NIX. st p. NJ. 80 I'D ' de !.
hares in S.ark, y. II undivided har in Iancas.c r
y. H., Is ind He'd il > ira ford. '. IL.
+. L. COLBY, iuctonecr.
Alo will lie sol! at the F--cx Hotel. in Cf@lll all Y
on h "a dGr of adj Oc'ober Z. NJ o- No. T. in 1-t
rang T. Nos and in frs range, aud 81 undivided
h IL. in sal Guthal.
JOHN W. HAKTSIIORN, Auctonccr.
Also, will be sold at Parsons Hot l. in CncbrOo& y
H., on he day of october xt, p. N, To- Of
an situated in Coluul ia \. H., viz: No IS in tie h
rang NJ. n !l.C9 auEc, No. II n tie 9Th &c No
in he 10Th rnge and Neg. l. .. is. % md @ in the
II range JOHN F. LOCKE, Auc ioueer
The above ln!s will be cold a. the tine AID places
above mentioned to The highest bi der, with IL rsvc
Terms Of s4e cs OIL one year. time with scrr.ity
W.J. :. DEWEY, Agent.
Guidhal, V, Aug 3 1896 t,ct3
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CIGARS,
TOBACCO
: : AGOG y STIERRROOKE.
~
ST AGE LINE DAILY.

Tho above named stages viii leave Shergrooke NJ 4
Il. d'i'y aGd arrive - Na-a- 11.2a 4 NJ to connect
it'll tie stya ~ through the lake and returning will
isvc Mage up tie arrival # the boat from Newport
" aHi arrive ~ ShcriTkc connect with tn, Grand
l---= nlt train II Montreal and Quebec. The public
- md :- .te TIE =gg;.-t s, Diet aud chea,r-t q
any Tout iCtU cen the Canadian ,i;i,s and y stan
tz,pl2 WARREN PAIGE. Iro;g-ia..r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-21
THE CALIFORNIAN.

g. Mottos around the platform at the
l-oyalist ConN cntlon, Philadelphia:
l>t. IL trcmblc Tor my country when
7 feet that God is ju-t.-Jefi1Son.
ID. I'VE here highly resolve that
tIese honored dead shall not have died in
vain that this nation, under God, shall
have a new birth Of freedom, and that
government, OF the people, by the people,
and Tor the people, shall not perish from
tie earth."-LmcoLa u GettysJuyh
Sd, "lreaSon Is not an error to be
forgiven. but a crime to be punished and
made odiou>. "-jodnson.
I've will fight it Oh this line forever
4th '''rrca>on defeated in battle shall
not rule by the ballot"
oh. ''Rclncmbcr the martyr Dostie'S
last words: Let the good cause 90 on. :"
9TH. Il say that the traitor h#, ceased
10 be a citizen, and in joining The rebellion
has become pubic enemy. "-Johh<on.
''Why not enforce this doctrine !''
The moltos OIL the left were not less
noteworthy and as follows:
l>t. "Ihcrc can be no neutraIs, but
only patriots or traitors '-.>tohen 4.
DouybI$.
"a. "Ireason must be made odiouS,
and traitors must be punished and impov-
crushed. Their GREAT plantations must be
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! ADI PAINTER WANTED

E4y having experience in painting, and suf;icicu
tsfe an ttIet 10 bee me -killu pan;erof pho o ap
ic po raj cen ceive Instruction and pcr1rE J., nj en-
puynen Il, GAGS PORTRAIT GALLERY
sp elmer7 Of kill qui;ed. Apply immc lately
1g-21 f. b. GAGE
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ge0al.
Ezra Idn,s Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
probate the district u ait!uhdCpI -iuicls
to receive. tu adjust al ,nS AMI demands 81
all persons Tie estate IL Ezra i!t Ji- 81 81
JUhI>tEgs. III >t!. district deceased f-I.t i.-v
vent ana the Ul from iI,-tI uJy 81 Ar- 4
D. StG being allowed 10y sad court 10 lhc creditors 81
said deceased 80 Ahit and prove their r ,dluis
before Give lot ,c tina; y Hiv'IjI the duties
Ut CIR appointment II tie dwelling hHu>t d" fZr.l Ike.
decea Led. l.. ST Jul!I-Iry. sad district lie at
ThursIBy OF sept dG me f> IuTs ~ Feb. next AZ
OCOca p. II. Ui each "i lid day.
EDMUND HALLETr. f...
1921 ABEL WILEY. N''H -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-21
LARM FOR SALE.
200 ACRES OF LAM

Inc Fub C1DeT o1tT ms arm Tor ale. hicn he now
eide 81 ia ID in he south pat Of Tea ham, said RI.
contains
200 ACRES OF LAND,
well dvid d into moving pasture tillag and wood rd
wi sugar aud apple orchard The bIIiing AZ. in go
repair with running wster ut the housp auG ba n Any
nc wishing purchase fam ii ln well o / A.,
x III ire proper V. LLOYD w PATTKlD. n
Pe.chlIl! sept + 1866 1921
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| Ei( ESTER
First Class PCdIgrCc.

The Il sc-itr has e.. d. r.-l l-.. ire -.r NJ
u.l, from til IL g.. @: D.. las Cia i .l,, T. i J,
II. =, u uAic. he u ~ 70. a "a Zoo. Il
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- HOUSE AND LOT
kssu;s rIsE F 0 r S A L E.

Til. house occupied by the IIscriber il offered
sale p!eaantly located At tn north Of Railroad
{ courai4s in besides pant and clothes cIoets
wi goo liar the whole IL" Of house. together wi Il
convenient ban ani wood shed, and good gar n
there i N St ,IohnsbuTy, VII suppl vi fruit
hade d -hrubbery. Possession Civ INN Il tie
ly. AI-o corng 10. Of I, aclc and lumb bu Iding
tn rcon At Paddock Nillrge Apply h lremi- +.
l.. .. STEVENS.
St. Johnsbury, Spt. 3, 1866. 2o22
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he eident proprico-s Of the town Of Ergttor in the
CO M # f-cE. are h,r-h. Notified ,ia rX,- --s-
ed 10y sud town within the Gears >,l, $50 and i>,
L sin either IN whole in part unpaid on til, fyowir
dcsCrib, Lands in said town. to wit:
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NEW STAGE ARRANGEMENT
Oh Az OLD LINE, COMMENCING
Monday. July = ISrE

:a-r vi, I,.ve -. !H Iry on the arrival # tbc
caf f. IA The north M.uia.-. Wednesdays ana Fraays
isz H. A--ua i'iHy..i-, I@lt, Marshicld FIsin,id
Tier =. J1hnshu-, THcsdrvz Thuredays aud Ssiur
day., IN the arrival f. the cas- from Burlinon n.in
through ;c above named towns sad arrive IT St Johns
cine ST Nar=h,ield each way ~ ~ ~
III JOHN p TOWN Proprietor
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til: ware Guild 10 we'll T. az. .,r.r. ps. =. IL.
t.t. Colby.
ll.i De .... ~
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EATING SALOON.


K. { opportunity t'-rugh re = led ;,i.rl +,
49, 81. aur til lu T. :. thci fly,rs tn. =, Il
lr'-. Ea s - -ssnuancr Of hc anne = :. n sH
liz them IN I lI-c nav mi 9 cons an!
"la c'v y. a- iri ais =: Al houz- isy OF We
Mn : :, g: ngi;.c. shall Il .yc
OYSTERS
ten 'e-y iucsd - and FRIDAYS or the arri.l a., he
'--.s iTCU 10, = Auv in raIt e ~ Z r Tx
4! iI =: axe III b, givn ne motto I @ laws
be- III "ut E - u .-s. lavc ice ,--r.i- fir,i
md 'rci ncrv- ri a. - ~ to Tho lpv.-. ., A
a. 1ud { ne that IA 'ty keep on htuIt.ebs IN
H. o. az T.. IA al I'll a. leap The ssue gTsl tv
20. j." ..E-At l. tls can ) ! also b - d. .ra
la-.--EE NOIIuAo,
CIGARS,
TOBACCO
- ous. DO -rIs hest lC-, l. Brvlsn. Coudt on
i'"tn-- .'r l. -s a-i " land nrn nr III e, n 80,
=" III Gel A,sp = IN 'iinc- d. III adm u Alien
,:''k, .u'ra',e EIstr Avc.r.
Nj. NJ. MATTHEWS.
-. .I.h- sl.grc. .lEly .. 100 lift
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The ao"rr-d.t propr,tos 9, the town OF Brighton. in
nc county oi -cx hereby notified that til" taxes a.
Sod by aid town within the year preceding t.i-
dat. lain ctea in whole IT in part unpaid on the f !
oW i:l, .,i cd lands Ii said town. to wit:
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ana - much Of said binds will be sold At public apcti
~ t Gre OIL ID : orrs, in said Rr ghon on he Itb
n@E - .''hr y p lSdG, at o'clock F. H. a. shall he
ously paid ia v,AsI-P ~: 1 1i Il
ba''o ~ oTi--ton this Beth dag Of August SG,:
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-17
DR.. WHITTIER.

Y
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N his Diploma which hangs in his Office viii
show, has made Chronic diseases tie study of his life
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Much Of his practice has been of private ma
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nary Diseases. SyphiIitic or MeTcuTGI affections OF
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Org, 1OeGkness &C.: not all these in any one case
but all occurring frequently in various cases.
u Accomm odations ample, charges moeerate
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at
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1CthOUt an inteTUielO, and medicines, secure from
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Hours M. to D m. Office permanently
located at No. 65 St. Charles street, between 9Th
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Consultation rooms, and rooms for the GeeOmOda.
ton Of such patients require daily personal attention
EVERYBODY
Can get, in sealed letter envelope, nv THEORY.
Symptoms and Treatment Of Nervous, Urinary and
SeruGI Diseases, clearly deneGtiag Gt the diseased
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-10
Nflu Orleans DAILY Gresttnt.
Afw Orleans Monep Market.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No; "a GAMr srRgKr,


Friday Evening, Feb O. 1866. :
The leading feature of the movement in financial circles
to-day has been further advance k u cent in Does
tic Exchange an improvement Of about " "a cent in tie
price ofGold '"@ ..-
GOLD opened very firm under advces Of advance v
cent in the New York market yesterday Offerings were
ample 10 meet m extensive demand and holders yarousy
asked during the early part day l38 1879 and lS9
he inquiry appeared 70 DC Of very restricted character
throughout however, and there was no increase whatever
notceape IN tue number Of buyers which continued quite
limited from the opening 70 the close of business The follow
Gated to our satisfaction VIZ s7 small coin at 1854 5000
5000 and $500 at $1,000 5000 and $4,000 at 1880
Sls' $4,000 and $1,000 at 1884 and $1,000, 5000 and $4,000
At m The highest figures were paid the cary part of tue
day. ana the market exhibited manifest weakness towards the
close despite the in the evening papers that
inrthcr advance Of cent had been realized in the new
fork markets up to II 30 NJ to-day Sales Of SILVER nave
een cohuhea 70 drioets az previous ngures we ny" a
Sodht lSa9i5S and Silver at l329l54 coin
and l379i5o Tor Mexican dollars
foREitiN E8CHANHE, opened very ianguidiy aho c'n
tnued heav and depressed TIL near the CLOSE Oh
shere appeared to be faint indications OF sght
Offerings were for some days past heays
whilst the demand was weak and inactive as most OF sne p
cipal buyers still absened themselves from Ihe
joined the full particulars Of the movement go ar
have been made public G300o clear biis ana D q
bills bought by bank at 46 oo clear ~ i4o,s IY
4A@lia t0D and f5 ~ iaia, LAW ahu 1o" az iai1s
9l0o elbO0 aud f3oo0 ut tiA7 ana aoo az no ing ses
Of francs were restricted a. fooU A. o,'o' .@'' a.
5Sld and 1000 at as5k ihe inilns hsues ~ Inc cose
business were for bank cear ols
and bill Of lading sterling In francs the quota
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-10

JEFFERSON CIrY, Fab. TO- 1866
Arrived during past week0 Western Beev 81 Texas
Beeges Il Yearngs $3.50 Hogs 4l6 Calves and So Mich Cows
SSd3bl Western Beeves 100 Texas Beeves 38 Yeangs
40 Hogs $50 Calves Al Mich Cows. Stock sale-2
Western Beeves III Texas Beeves ga Yearngs i6 Hogs 25
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NE Rows WASHINGTON CITY
IL nctn IT, , =

- October l. 1855 &=tfTfrH gzAs -
This work Of which have Editor and Proprietor ior
TWENTY YEARS. which has had very hssyy supscrp
ton and advertising III. in every part the Union now
established on secure and permanent basis -, h.
My purpose in the Is to give IT natlonh
and to devote ali of nv energies and resources tn develop
ment of the great material interests Of he JIM
merce, Agriculture Manufactures, ih1efii'i A'Ap' "n"
General Industry .... .ho r,-k ,,+n .r,hu...
mon snch great questions Of as effect
the relations the States the Of tne ohio ana
The honor and prosperity Of the country .5.,.
In an especial g /. se DEVOTED e the rssstabsh
~ aIJs IF Industry enterprise rendered necessary
liz nav and altered condition Of things. t5@f
@ asoration of South be effected upon the basis
President andno greater field could be opened
M ,be Investment capital invited thher from every
nnarer It's and fertile lands invite emigration
which ii will be prominent object to fF-tg J
Regarding issues of the past az dead about which
practical philosophy will not dispute and those Of the present
living and potential it is the part Of the REVIEW to
be pomotve Of the best interests Of the whole country
Offices of the REVIEW will be located New York Wash
ington City Charleston Nashville and New Orleans Office
New York, 40 Broadway. J. D. b. DEBOW
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COTTON FACTORS. ETC.

-
COTTON FACTORS, ETC.
HOWARD, pREsToss d BA1sKETT.
& TsZ angs.es
vile; mtIGEo b PRE- TON, Evansville, Ind -WA
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
COM MISSION CHANTS,
1Gs Common street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
HARLOW j. PHELPS a CO..
tHAKIow PHELPS # k. New Orleans B. BUcKsER'
Cotton Factors
-.sr5-. ..... .... .5..-..
s1h2 GENERAL COMMISSION MERcHANrs,
No ~ Graver street, between Camp and St. Charles O.
Having become associated with the coercal houss Of
HARLOW ]. PHELPS Co., propose giving my per-
sona attention to their business and respectfully solicit fer
them the patronage of my friends and the public
..q-.. .l ss.se.-D (, : ~ g. B. BUcKNER
WOoDs, MATTHEWS d. co.,
o. 3. WOODS, WIN. h. MATTHEW'S. ARCHIE WOODS,
COTTON FACTORS "a
d, ss - t,v gegs ss --ANp-- gsss~K4v5$ "a RstyS
General CommisSfsn Merchants, r
ss.t ,,-e j. II NIX Fsxa,a. s,,.st N,v rr,.an. sa}
a.,.. s,,.,s.s IL ..,x5g-,g
REFERENCES:
John J. Roe Co.. Lewis Il Brs., B. NJ Kunyan, J. B. 8.
e asus. sa9ss. NJ.
Orleans; J. B. Alexander Co., Robinson Garth, Norton,
Slaughter Co., New York. L. W lowering Sons Baltimore,
Nd; Hinson, Holt h Co., Mosns,Aa
rDwAKD PILsBURY,
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
So. .s.4.es3- W !, c,.os,,,r- s,v,,- $50 SEQ
[.,.- 49,
------- = - =
SUCCESSOR TO BURNS d sHAFFER,
COTTON FACTOR and GENERAL COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANT, a9s
wm give particular attention buying and selling the
x...,, =, mi. 1 ! Go ss soJ yo,.
Dan abei IIlS e., ST Louis s' Mo.
pu.ehsi 10, s.. Lonis, No.
Hampstead Norton b Co., eheeso, III 49,.
y. d. Kennedy 20. New orleans:
w 90 INA :.
Successors to Warren Gilmore Co.,
,,,,rn,,, r.cnope AVN co,,,,,soro,r f,.rpcu s,r
Ma, ca,onde,et straet Nav or,ean. La, @'
-------- --.----, y : ---------- ------ .
b " @ aaer4
- :, -,
Commission Merchants,
10. q oafospsLEH slhEkI'
public generally
H. 70 wv AA' fa-F-
Cotton Factor and Commission merchant'
HcARoNDELKP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
". R. STUART, Gate s.nar. James.lz -----------
WARREN, NEMCG1Mn.RB a. SEQ GH1 uuw v,p
Cation and Tobacco Factors and General Cor
| mission Merchants.
Ill a. NE"oo" On LOUISVILLE, KY.
| who,asa1a e,rocer. and Conmisslon Mer.
| chants.
1BERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
- cohsagnmen1s Oh cotton anu o'Tsf PRfTGHtRD
Cotton Factor and Commission n sion, Merchant nra
j. PERSON d CO., sa M .M 5r
norroN FAcvoRs
| a.,sou..~ru And
| CommissiDn Merchants,
| ' 1ao tIommon- street
----------------- =. - =
>
"oHN a siEs HNsoS' A. q. "Ai'
Cotton Factors
| ..... AMI
N, an p.~a;a,s.-
| TLLIS 81 CHAMBEKLIN,
| IT. a. ELLIS W G. CHAMBERLINI
r. '.-' By. 8 snccessors to r q A. W ELLIS,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants.
| .4"l % corordoot s,-..t Nav o,,san,
T1cc.r - N rc,11o~
| IL ,,,.
John PATTON. New Orleans. La,
\ Cotton Factors z-
1 .tr.t l- AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEH
| onANie'
-------- w 400 e1ev-ot o-oee. ~" o..ee1s:
| .tOAN - " Z
| tsuccessor 70 Fneps 1oneS,'
- COTTON a GToR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-10

RONNER q DILLINGHAM;,
- u. n. BONNER, J. P. DILLINGHAM;
Attorneys at Law,
wHs,a OVER CANAL BANK
CORNER or CAMP AND GRAv1ER STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
practice in the Courts Of New Orleans and give strict
business to them connection with
reliable Attorney at Washington they will and
claims against the Government. @F 80
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IL ENEAKD 81 LUZENBERG-
JOHN H. KENNARD G. H. LUzENBERGJ
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
No. 80 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Will accent claims collection parishes of East
West Felciana- La. and Wilkinson County, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-10

CROCKEKY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock in assorted and packages put
pressy for Country Merchants packed to order by
sAM'I E. MOORE L CO.,
70 Camp street,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-25

The Why's and Means Committee men
expected to finish the Tariff bill on Fri
day. 1t viii probably be reported to-day.
yne rates on wool are fixed at from 6 to II
cents per pound, ad valorem. The rate on
iron mas also been increased.
It's said the Committee on Schenck's
Neutrality resolution will report favorably
to the Fenians, as all the discussions in
he Committee have squinted that way.
Another report says that while they sym
pathize with the Fenians, they do not
think expedient to repeal the laws.
In the Canadian Parliament, motion
was made to demand naturalization
from the United States, for the damage
done in Canada by the Fenians. Several
speeches were made in its support, but Mr..
Chambers told them plainly that a contest
with $4,000 900 Americans was q far differ
ent thing to fighting 1000 Fenians. He al
so paid his compliments to some of the
commanders of the British volunteers, and
demanded an investigation. The debate
waxed hot, and he was frequently inter-
rupted with Kisses. The original motion
WAS tuOPlta.r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-25

~ The Clarion publishes letter
written by one of the editors Of the
Evansville Courier, from Hopkins
County, Kentucky, to his paper, and
commenting omit says that the Cou-
Fier editor denounces the Federal
soldiers as ladies' wardrobe thieves
and other ehaste epithets." As the
Clarion published the letter in full,
and soldiers will have an opportunity
of reading it, it is scarcely necessary
for us to say that the word soldier
does not occur once III the whole arti-
Gle. That is a manufacture of the
CLARION man. The Courier does de-
nounce a sewing machine, piano
or ladies' wardrobe thief or a com
mlssloned murderer, Federalist or
Guerrilla. +" In another place he
talks of $ a negro thief, or a sewing
machine thief, or a ladies' wardrobe
thief, or any other sort of Yankee
thief. Now, this may apply as well
to civilian as soldier. The letter
is very coarse and profane assault
upon the Yankees, and seems to have
been written whilesits author was on
bender " The truth is, Democrats
generally are not only disappointed at
the course of the C6aaTier, but are dis
gusted at the coarse profanity of many
of its articles. We regret to be com
PEELED to say that its course has been
productive of mischief to the Demo
cratic cause wherever it circulates in
this District, and the Democracy of
Gibson County do not recognize it as
an exponent of Democratic views, nor
will they consent to be held response
BILE for its very foolish and inexcusa-
bic utterances. The Clarion is well
come to all the capital it can manufac-
ture over this letter. Sensible soldiers
don't pay much attention to such
trash.-Princeton Democrat.
We regret to learn that the Demo-
cratic papers of this District are be-
ginning, thus early in the CAMPAIGN
~ .vpuuIavv uIlc leadership, as'Well as
the Democracy of the Courier. 1t
won't do g4s9eaHd hfltesFdfA''o organ gan Of the
party in this section, and Democracy.
you know, is the same in all parts of
the country. EaGE
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1.-THE ticket elected, a majority of the
State officers will be as they now are,
those who served the country IN the
army; and it will appear upon exam
nation, that the county offices, where
the Union party has majorites, are
showing large proportion of soldiers
in possession Of the fat places. This
will be the case more and more every
year. The men who fought the enemy
in arms will take precedence, and the
places of honor and profit throughout
the country will, after a little time,
hardly know any other class. The
propriety of such an apportiOnment OF
offices will be recognize on all sides,
and the work will be accomplished in
good time CINCINNATI C0mnaerciaL.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Examination Of the Public Schools.


The Annual Examination OF the Public
schools of the City of Evansville will COM
mence on Monday, June 18th, 1866, and be
continued as follows: 1sEf frif
Monday, June 25th. eco
First Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher Priu-
clpal, from O'Clock A. M, to o'clock P. NJ.
Tuesday, June 26th.
second Boys Grammar, Mr.. Peck, Prin-
clpal, from O'Clock A. NJ, to o'clock p N.
Wednesday, June 9th.
second Girls Grammar Miss Call Prin-
clpaI, rom O'Clock A. NJ. to5 o'clock P. NJ.
Thursday and Friday, June 2s-9,
High School, Mr.. Hutchinson Principal,
from O'Clock A. NJ. to 5 o'clock r. NJ, each
day.
Saturday, June Both. sef
examination for admission into High
Scnoot VIII take place at the High School
building, commencing at o'clock A. NJ
The Mayor, Members of the Common
Council, parents, guardians and friends of
education are invited to attend. n
The exercises viii commence promptly
at the hour appointed, and to avoid inter-
ruptlon, visitors are requested To be pres
ent at the opening.
Children viii not be admitted
ASA tsa
r. BISCHOF. Trustees
ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
e. j. RICE, Sup't.
Union and Courier copy.I
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,'DEpARrMENT.o OF STATE.
WASHINGTON. June l6, 1866.
g To His Excellency, the Governor 0

w ASHINGT0N. June 10, 1000. } -
e To His Excellency, the Governor Of
SIR,-I have the honor to trans
NIT an attested copy of resolution
of Congress proposing to the Legs
latures of the several States a Four
teenth Article to the Constitution of
the United States.
The decisions of the several Leg
islatures upon this subject are required
by law to be communicated to this
IAN acknowledgment of the re-
ceipt of this communication is re-
quested by your Excellency's obedient
servant, VIM. III. SEWARD.
The accompanying papers are the
certificates of true copy of the con-
current resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution, and
the LSecretary's note, or circular, ad-
dressed to the Governors of the re-
spective States.