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GREGORY,S EYANGYILLE

Actual Business and Telegraph Col
lege, where young men can fit them
selves thoroughly for Practical Ae-
coqntants and Efficient Operators. 81
T. j HANFoRD, an Experienced
Operator, has charge of the Telegraph
Department. u,isHsf
Young Men fitted for a paper Office
in six weeks, and fully qualified for
any office, to use both Paper and
Sound Instrument, in from 10 to II
weeksAno0 .dtnom rag az a5lo 81
Tuition payable in advance, $40.
This includes the entire sets of Books.
Reports, &c, used in Telegraph Of
fee. and instruction in Penmanship
for full course. Each student is held
responsible for any injury to the in
strument or property belonging 10 the
College. 3 l.. s. MAYFIELD, the Secre-
tary. and Resident Principal, mas
charge of the Actual Business Course. |
For further particulars call at Col |
lege Rooms, corner of First and Vine
or send for a College paper. |
Address, .. GREGORY, President
N. B. College of Trade, Evansville,
Ind. [junl2 decd wit.
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On our Second Page two very in
teresting communications may be
found-one descriptive of concert at
Henderson, and the other of recent
visit to the battlefield of fort Donel
SON. They are well worth reading.
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9 A NEW Post Office named Mound,
has been established by the Post
Office Department, in Spencer County,
Indiana, and Col. WIN. F. WooD has
been appointed Postmaster. 1t is on
the Louisville and Evansville Mail
Route between Troy and Grandyiew.
Col. WooD says that there are extern
sive quantities Of excellent coal and
building stone at that point Quite a
settlement is springing up there.
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YVAKENUP- BY Adolph SuerhenIy
III near Ingle's Station, a Bay Mare, nine
years old and fifteen hands high, marked
with the u. S. brand on the shoulder. She
NAV be seen at the American stables, on
Third Street, between Main and Locust,
Evansville. junl2d&w3t
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Y II - =
Friends OF che Soldier.

The Confederate Democracy are ex-
periencing great difficulty in keeping
up@theif disguise as friends Of the
soldier; The unfortunate animal. that
dotted the Hons skin had no more
trou BILE in reoneealing his, ears than
the Confederates, experience in con
ceallng their hatred for allwho fought
the ere rebels els under the guise Of friend
ship and approval We heard of an
instance Of the kind in Rock port.
It seems that certain Captain has.
been en- Nominated by the Confederate
Democracy Of that county for the
Office Of State Senator. The Captain
made speech, the other day, at some
little town in the interior Of. the
county At the conclusion of the
speeeh a crippled and wounded sol.
der expressed his surprise and indig-
nation that any man who had served
IN the Union army could be so forget
tul OF the cause for which he had
fought, as to join its enemies. At
this cut the gallant Captain assaulted
the pooreripple and gave him severe
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Curb Stone
Dissolution of CO. Partnership.
HE PARyN fRSFFFP HEREtf.

= lore existing betWeen the underSigned
under the name of Nisbet Il Wiggin. has
this day been dissolved by. mutual cob
sent. w. +. Sisbet assumes allliabiEties
of the firm, and is=authoTized to settle all
accounts due the same.
W. L. NISBET.
IL. Il. WIGGIN.~
Evansville, June T. lS66. iun6d
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AUCTION SALES.


Extensive and Peremptory Sale
DYH. NELSON. AUCTIONEER, AT
E0 his Auction Room, No. 81 Main street
Opposite the Washington Housed OF
Linen, BrOadclOths, and Cassimeres.
VIII be sold at Auction, without the least
reserve, in lots to suit buyers. This stocE
will cover some ten thousand dollafs 10
purchase money, and tvery article war
ranted perfect, OK 40 SAFE. Sale 10 com
mence on
THURSDAY, JUNE l4TH, 9 O'CLOCK.
A. NJ, AND 219 TO Z. NJ,
And continue daily until all is sold. Goods
-IilvIIssSS arnife the GOODS, and they
VIII nl5Ss@ e best stock of Linen Goods
ever o5s II this state at Auction. II
VIII ctagC ~ part of 10, III and 1874 Linen
Sheetths} ~, AZ and 45-inch Pillow Case
Linen; 100 pieces Linen Writings; 200
Brown Linen Table Cloths; 200 Dannask
Selician and doubled Satin Dam Cloths:
Napkins and Doylies Of every size and
aualfty-the best goods ilnported-7 * S-s
Table Linen by the yard suitable for Ho-
Iels and Boarding Houses; Turkish Bath
towels; Dam Bord' Huek' and fine Diaper
Iowels, largest sizes and superior quality:
IL 4 PA French Mar and Eng Toylet
Quilts, and Amer counterpains: go yds.
OF Brown, Bleached, and Russia Crashes;
Ladies and Gents fine Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs; also, Broadcloths and Cas-
sllneres, together with many other Goods
100 numerous to particulaTize.
look at this stock Previous TO the sale, and
attend the opening. 5One-half of the room
exclusively for Ladies. fl-a y. CLARK.
JUMP.
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FOR RENT.

~rOUSE FOR RENT-FU RNITURE
I'll for sale. Address, 7. .. Box u, OF
call upon Misses Power and Farrell, Locust
street. between First and Second, nortn'
side maya tt.
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.FnAFN8 EsA #tEk
$ AIN + CHA LnYBEA 7 +


coSsTfTuENIs II 100 GRAISs OF wArER:
Muiate OF 5 Grains
Bicarbonate of Iron.........-........O.l3 sr7g5
Light Cafburetted Hydrogen rises freely
aud escapes continually from the Water. f.
AS 2 4 ,ffA HATE sTolNIc, ind Sniens
Aperient. they afFa Unsurpassed 'by any in
the World. GEf WIS., If = flt1l- =
The Proprietors have fitted these beautiful
SPRINGS ttp in the very best manner for the
comfort and accommodation OF Visitor
and Boz EDEls. III q cost OF Twenty Thou
Sand Dollars. The Rooms are large and
wellrxentil ssted. Witls spacious Halls. ssasza
Tie DINING ROOM Is furnished. in the
latest modem style, and ASiE 4bes supplied
with everything TO prompt the appetite, or
satisfy the wants Of guests.
The BATH ROOMS are large and finely :
furnished, with Tub and shower OF the
latest Philadelphia style. The Fountain
% Miperal Water flows constantly in p
beautiful circle, lenciosedb by afancs bracl-
et; IN 'front.' Of Ihe main building.
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any.
!Agsl1endid Band of Music is engaged for
The B9WIdNfio SALOONS ana BII
LARD TABLES are of the best, and in
large, airy buildings r6 Iads9}
The LADIES CONFECTIONERY and
G Sen SALOONS win be sup
with the finest OF Wines, Liquors aud CT
gars. 9ar taoits 5uf .tafaa's .-t'at ESQ
so8ltige anu Dttlt'f NlJecltS " amusement
in abundance; for the wants of families,
old and young. aoispt
The Ground elnbrpces l6 acres. covered
with forty varieties Of Forest Trees, max
ing grand Bower OF Forest Foliage
in all It's rural loveliness Tie finest
Fishing can be had within five Ininutcsi
walk from the springs. Within one hours
ride. by ran you have the best Bass Fish
ing in the world. The Springs are IN i'm
medIate connection with the Ohio River
and Rail to any part of the United States.
and within FIVE minutes drive Of the City
Of Evansville, containing a population Of
Thirty Thousand.
The SPRINGS are now open for Board
FRS and Visitors, and will not close until :
he list of oYember. Families and others
wishing q Rural Home for the Season cam
not find one to suI1pass the CRESCENT.
DAARflN n Co. Propr.etors.
June S, 1856. c&wSf.
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Having formed a partnership vim
Messrs. Mackey CO., 1-would take this
occasion of returning thanks to my old
friends and customers for past favols. and
10 express the hope that may have the
pleasure OF waiting ON Them at my new
place of business, where. with Increased
IacuItieS 1or Milling the wants of the trade
1 feel certain of giving satisfaction to ali
VINO may favor me with their custom.
jun6. ~ w r NTSRFT
Courier copy and charge Journal
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WANTED.

A PARTNER.-Ana active man wanted,
"a with trade and $4,000 or $4,000 cash.
IN a Boot and Shoe Jobbing House in en- l5-
cinnati. Reference given and required.
ADDRESS BOOTS & SHOES,
in,19 IL CincinnatiP. o.
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Co-Partnershin Notice

EVANSVILLE, Ind. June. A. lSi}G
Mr.. w. +. Nisbet has thisd been adj
mitted a partner in this house. The bust
ness of the firm will be continued unde,
the name of Mackey, Nisbet & Co.
MACtkEN & co
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CITUATED ONE NILE FR0ag THE
- City of Evansville, and one quarter
from the Ohio River, on Pigeon Creek,
Indiana. The Waters are q
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Maryland Annual Confer enee of the VI. p.
Church.


SATURDAY.-Rev. Mr.. Switzerland present.
ed the report Of the committee In the case OF the
Kew. George Stevenson, who had Withdrawn
from me Conference IN regular manner, and
fer 8 brief season was in Southern Conference
Messrs. Southerland and J. 7. Murry addressed
the body In behalf of the report, which was IA
yorable TO the re admission of Mr. Stevenson,
whilst Messrs. ID. A. Shermer, ]. j. Murray,
and l.. w. Bates opposed the report. These
speeches occupied the house until I o'clock,
when il adjourned 10 y. m, but previously
the subject was laid on the table.
The following were elected TO Deacon's or
ders IF. Marior Hawkins, =. Z. Ferguson, s.
7. Graham, CT ID. Edmonston and Luke Morris
The Committee on 1tinerancy reported the
ing connection: n:-Messrs. James q. Stewart, A
w. Mather, John Darby, James Lasselle and
ii. e. MiskImmon.
The cases OF Revs. NJ. ]. Langhorne and Ed
mund White Were called mp and referred to
the Conference. In consequence OF the absence
OF the former his case was laid over, whilst that
OF W bite was postponed.
Augustus Webster, ID. d.. appeared and ac.
eepted an invitation Of the body 10 resume his
membership with II.
Rev. Eli Henkle, of the committee OF five to
wait on Mr.. Wesley Starr, reported that he
was very ILL., but all right and bound for the
Rev. DIR. Waters, of the committee of eccIesi-
astical visitation, reported that two fraternal
members be sent 10 the Western Virginia Con-
ference in September next: also TO the Confer
ence which meets IN June. Adopted.
Rev. DIR. Waters was appointed by the Con
frence 10 respond 10 the letter OF Rev. George
/ rov n, Of the PittsbUrg Conference.
Rev. DT. Mahan, President of the College at
Adrian. Michigan, addressed the Conference at
length, when the committee on Starr Church
submitted report.
Tie President announced the following COM
CItIee on the centenary OF Methodism: Revs
10. " ilscn, J. I. Ward, u. A. Shermer, Il. T.
Kent John Roberts ana w. ID Massey.
Adjonrned.-Boh. IRericaH.
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LATER FROM EURopE.


The steamship Germania from Southaup-
ton on the 9TH instant, has arrived.
In The House OF Lords on the Sth instant the
standing orders were suspended 10 allow the
cattle plague bill to pass through All stages
The Lord Cnancellor's hiil 10 employ parties
10 divorce suIis to oe capable. but not compel
iat'e, % answer any questions proposed as TO
whether they have or have not Committed
adultery, was vetoed.
In the House Of Commons on the 5th M
Slaestone said that tho reform bill would be
read on the I2th- IL would only apply 10 Ing
iabo anG Wales. IL was hoped then the course
stated
I'll The Princes Helena's marriage with Prince
Wmdsor ''
>, ~ he Times says the courage and decision ex-
niolttu Dy fresldent johnson. in refusing his
assent 10 TIE freedmen's Bureau Question,
ms the respect In which his policy has
ors,i h..u IN England, and will entitle him 70
cItult as one OF the ablegt statesmen who haxe
ever conducted a great nation euccessfnliy
i iUusn Ptrllous crisis by frmness, moder-
The rrospe ctus Of a nevr couparv ha. h.o,
issued, called The Anglo Amencan Telegraph
Company, with six hundred thousand mounds
caPltal' ior laying new cable and raising the
The debate on the amendment relating 70 Al
geIia has been resumed N the Corps LegisIa-
cTeatiCn of an Arabian empire. M. Rouher
sSld II was intended 10 end the hatred existing
between two nations IN Algeria. The amend
itt Ug WAS W ithdrawn.
Tire Prince Imperials health progresses ia
NuIably.
Tworegiments in Rome will return to France
in April
A Vienna telegraph announces that rumors
OF WarIlke character are continually circu-
laupg- IL rs rumorCd that Prince Cousa has
uressed 4 siFnatory letter to the powers Of
PARIS, protesting against his forced ahdication,
ana soliciting assistance TO obtain re-instate-
mPnt.
Great uneasiness prevails at Hamrrrg in
consequence OF the rumors of a probable coIli-
sion between Austria and Prussia on the cues
tion of DuChies.
The Hungary Imperial Rescript saws the re-
establishment of the laws of 1873 is impossible,
and that without a previous revision Of these
laws separate ministry for Hungary cannot
be entertained.
These questions cause a discord at Vienna
i De Porte claims authority TO intervene in
the frncIpalities on account OF the division be-
tween political parties.
Masses of troops are being concentrated At
Wldln, Rustichutk, and SiIistria.
farls has been selected as the place for con-
terence on the PrincipalIties question.
SIX regiments of COssacks have reinforced
the Russian corps OF observation on the Wal
do Wallachian frontiers, and reinforcements
nave been despatched from Bucharest TO JAS
sy.
A military Gordon has been established along
the frontier line of Pruth. Dervish Pasha had
arrived AT Lebanon with ten thousand men
There is a rumor of another revolt in Spain.
The Roderlgo garrison had rebelled and were
Withdrawn TO Portugal.
Attempts 10 sedtIon az AIchola are reported
Several sergeants We're arrested.
Spain had demanded Of Portugal the eX tradf-
ton OF Spanish soldiers who had taken refuge
there. Portugal hesitates 10 comply.
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PRICE OF CoAL.-There is at present quite q
stagnation in the coal trade and prices have
again receded. Coal by the cargo, az this place,
can now pe mad at 50 10 1915 per ton. The
wages ofthe miners have of course gone down
In proportion. Ninety cents per car is now
pald Tor mining in the Shamokin region, in
stead OF - paid about a year since. BY the
week. s. 70 $40, instead of SIS TO so. II Is said
tne miners in Schuylkill and In the Lackawan- =
ma region are preparing 70 strike for higher
wages as soon as the reason is fairly opened
Perhaps the present would be the best time
for individuals or families 70 lay in supply
SuaturV (Fd American.
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ELECTIONS IN PENNsYLvANIA.-On Friday
last several two elections took place in Penn
sylyania. At Harrisburg, the democratic can
didate, Oliver Edwards, was elected mayor by
a majority of 147, being a democratic gain OF
$50 since last fall. John 7. Wilson, democrat.
for treasurer. obtained a majority of 242 a gain
of PAS. The whole democratic ticket in MiIiers-
burg was successful by a majority of about as.
last year the republican majority was 33 David
Small, democrat, was reelected chief burgess
of York by majority Of 375-a large demo-
republican, was elected chief burgess OF Nor.
risfOwu.
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TURNED UP AGAIN-There was In Rich-
mond an adventurer, before aud during the
first of the war, named bstyan, VINO, after
humbugxinr q good many credulous citizens,
departed northw ward, and represented himself
as a Confederate Colonel, which he never was.
The same individual, we presume, has again
turned up in Washington, where ne assumes
tie title Of Con fidential Agent Of the Emperor
Maximilian.-RickmOnd Whig.
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CHURCH TReUBLEs.-A correspondent at
helsterstown informs us that the Methodist
Episcopal Church in that town has ssplit;''
that portion of the Society has obtained min.
lister from the Alexandra Conference, and now
worship in the Odd Fellows Hall. Our friend
says that politics Is the cause Of the moye-
ment, and that the disafected ones are Rebel
sympathizers. We sincerely regret that such
state of things should exist in a Christian So
ciety; but our advice is TO let the sSeceders" go.
If they contain so much political bitterness in
their hearts that they are not willing 70 wor-
ship with a loyal congregation, far better for
thai congregation that they were out OF it,
Baltimore County Union.
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To DYE EASY
feS-eoIy

is very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best In the world. Complete Ia
one bottle. No wash, ns stain no trouble Achild
can apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the pubici
ty Of having their Hair dyed ia public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub of or make the
Hair appear dusty dead, bat imparts new life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price Is cents.
Prepared by A. i. MATHEWS, Ny.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my 10 eoly
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SECRET DISEASES

SAMARIrAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
dy ever discovered. Cures ia two to four dsys and
recent cases In twenty four hours No Eineral M
10 the soldier hope, and friend 10 those who de
male, S3. ~A' e'
sAMARIrANs Roor AND HERE Jurcxs-A positive
and permant Mt cure for Syphilis, Scrofula UIoers
Sores, Spots, letters, DC Price al 9S ner hottis
Sold by b. q. Fsrd. Bee advertisement. my5
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

DIX. j. W. PULINU'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
Is now offered to the afflicted throug ghout the conn.
try, after having been proved by the Of eleven
years, in the New England States where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from which,
In part, 1t derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Threat, Colds Coughs Diptheria, Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. 1t is a remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty
Voiding Urine, bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and
other Complaints
Give II trial you would learn the value of coed
and tried Medicine 1t is pleasant safe and sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen.
orally.
Jan 22 3m Boston, Mass.
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LOVE AND SUICIDE.-They have had a real
sensational case of love and suicide very laiely
in Amboy, New Jersey. Albert Fellows was
excepting company" with Mary Palmer, but
hary's brother Johr vas opposed 10 the match
SO strongly that he threatened to shoot Albert
II he married Mary. Albert swore out war
rant against Mary's brother, and on the trial il
transpired that Albert was already possessed
OF better. half, whereupon Mary refused to
upon Albert goes 10 a drug store and buys ff-
teen cents worth of "cold pizen" in the shape
ofopium, swallows IL, and .tgoes dead" Mary's
character rs not above reproach, and this puts
Albert in the light Of still bigger fool.
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LAND SAILS on TAYLoR's IsLANp.-we
understand that DIR. Jas. L. Bryan has sold his
farm, on Taylor's Island, about 200 acres to
Mr. Edward L. Griffith, of Anne Arundel
county, for $1,000. Mr.. w. W. Pattisou has
seld his farm, of about the same size, to T. Spi
Ger Il Sons, for s., ,al0.- can.bridge (Ad) Neps
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STOP THAT sORAT0HINo.
And 91e WHEATONH ITCH OINTIYHT, IL
eures Itch and Salt Rheum In e hourv: also oureS
Shiublains, ploers and ell BruDtions Oh the skin.
ootd ~ All DHuGGtoto. j. b. GILMAN,
R8 S+V SO Rennsylyanla ayeuuo.
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THE PRISONERS AT THE DRY ToRTUGAs-
A letter received from the Dry Tortugas, on the
Florida coast, dated the 18th of last month,
states thar Edward Spangler and Arnold and
O1aughlIn have been all that could be de-
desired as regards correct department since
their Incarceration. Spangler has earnestly
and industriously labOred in the carpenter
shop; has never been subject 10 reprimand in
any shape; and though once or twice indis-
posed and under treatment in the hospital, has
IN each instance returned TO duty before re-
quired by regular discharge. He is well, and
manifests a desire 10 serve out his sentence
with patience. They are all well cared for,
and are represented to be more comfortable
and enjoying better health, probably, than IL
confined in an ordinary penitentiary. Irons
were put upon all the State prisoners, four in
number solely on account of the attempt made
by Mudd 10 escape. The irons have now been
removed, and all liberty consistent with proper
prison discipline is allowed them.
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- Elder Jacob Knapp, and v ,ston Oorbett.
the soldier who shot Wilkes II ibth have been
working togetherin revival in Newark, New
Jersey.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
STRICKLANDS PILE REMEpY

Il
Mr.. Glass, Of Jsnesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case Of Piles, and his brother discharged
rom the army as incurable, the being quite para
were cured with one bottle OF DR. STRIOKLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by DR.. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer-
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland g Pile Remedy II is
sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by j. w.
NAIRE OO.; CHAS. CHRISTIAHI, 371 Pa.
avenue and 502 Ninth street. 90 My
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TRY SMOLANDER'S.

TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apothecaries Price 81. d. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. febl lo-ly
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.
To all tchom IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that NATALIE PIAZZA has been appoint
ed Vice Consul of Italy, at Vicksburg,
/ do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations, or
by the laws of the United States, and existing
treaty shpulations between the Government of
Italy and the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington, the 10th day of March, A
IL. 6. ID. 1866, and of the Independence OF the
United States of America the Goth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.